The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-26 00:00:00

I( ..... r 11, i .; L i 1 ; ',\ s 'H \.. - 1 1 1 , "..... .. .--.... _, . . • ( /TV"' 77.ea-4- C.- cfl2-7 ,(11 1 1 G-- -- 7 • "-- ` P No. h,871.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1865. f STAMPED, id. ADDITIONAL.] fTWOPENtE AUSTRIA. THE FENIAN MOVEMIRM, cALCUTTA Direct—The well-known Ceetle r • cket. (highest class at Lloyd's).—Loallas la the East /ow podia, un ,, er eaffsnerosat to her Majesty's Council for may, ARI N DEL CASCLR, LO4O tom resider, to sail MM. M; a A UWICIE CAs ma. 1.170 tons register, to follow. Apply tao owoors. DON ALD CURRlELiverpool . ORIN D. LAY and Co , SS, Yartiatornt-street ; or to 0. and A. MEWLING oad Co, fl, Oraoechnrch street, KC. BLAOKWALL LINE of PACKETS for MEL poiraNg Mort Phillip) Dtreck—lfteera ORYLEWS ship a wigyat 1,4i4 tom, Captain K. B. MAYHEW. am leave got India Docks on the ilth October. Gall at Pl3 - mouth, snd 0111 SO e1;461".4 tuntoolt—APPly to F. GlUiliN and Co.. loadoultall street. C.—Panongrra by Una Use can pria mut by rall from Paddington to Plymouth at reduced taros by 'H aying to F. GYM and Co. for Yokota. BUCK WALL LINE of PAC FEET& —For MEL pot, R l.nt ( Port Phillip) Dtreet.—Yesers. GRISE.WS ship wa13,31.EY, I,leo tons, Captain H. T. 01B90:4. will leave last India Docks November I. and carry an elperlerwed stor ms snip has been thoroughly overhauled and motored —Apply so V. ÜBJULIN and Co., 140, Loallsoball etreeS, BTEL.II FROM LIN - IR/VOL OR VIAISTOWN TO NEW YORK, TWICE A gigs LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and YHTLADYLPHIA STZA -811 LP COMPANY Intend do wasebbigtbely roppowared urg No-built Iron Screw Stamit-Kblps. ingtbs Milted States m 17.011 VERFOO ter NEW YORK . CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept. W. Cll YOF MANOMETER, Sainrday. t. 30. sen CITY OF LONIN)N, W•doseday, Oat. A w l tray , St odusiday, and altarnata Fridays and Saturdays. ca b. w imp tbe steamers as: c g= e i n. adirs= 11, by U sallw by as, acoordlog to Um b y 11. 9 maws s and Saturday's staantsra IS pewee includes a lull supply of cooked for Canada sad the Malted States booked an l'iEzseirmr,'"ivairsizzbil Par4"l4" LO 1 „ 4 . v d bum, 01, King Illlamatand, London. BREMEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Eh-ant wick, and Cestral Germany.—The North German Lloyd's too Ant-class screw gams ADLER, Captain N. BUNDESSEN, will be despatched from Huraelydown as TiII'IGIDA V. the 27th boa (imbiber permitting), at 10 a.m., calling at Brunswick Pter, lilaeirvall, for passeagen, at 12 noon.—)'area to Bremen, Pt and al. return tickets, gS and al 10a—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal Odiee, Reseat , nteus. W.: or to Pill LU PPS, °EAVES, MILLI i.r3 and Co., St. Dunstan's - house, St. Dunstau'ahill, LC. OHEAP ROUTE to IRELAND.—LONDON to to CONK, by Expresa, per Great Western Ral way, sad y rs , powerful AI • trailers from Bristol. Tares, 38a, MS., and igo, (third : return tickets, available for one mouth, 67e. add ills. from Bristol to Cork, lls. and 10.. dd. : return tick, ii. "La pl. Yoe sallogs see " Brailabaw's Guide," pagesKO, 'A d go, or apply to alliA,ll $llll. MadYAN Y, Bristol or Cork. T EE LONDON and AUSTRALIAN AGENOY COMPANY (Limited,. Incorporated under "The Companies Ad, lan" Capital 1.0 0.000, In 40,000 Sharers of LAI net Ism 30,000 Shares, on which only lb per Mania intended to be called op. Ll on application, Al on allotment, LI at three months, Al at six months, and Al at nine months. this tune 6,000 Shales hare been apportioned to the Vendors, Itasca J. H. Clough end Cu., leaving 24,000 fur allotment to tae public. ?ROSTIIT.S. Bit ilibbaldDavid Seott, — lS;rt. - 71;irector National Provincial Bank of liogland. - Samuel Wats.rhause, Esq., ALP., Di actor Great Northern Railway. BOARD OP DIRECTORS._ J. D. Alexander, Seq 7, ViTeciorilliw;yPasaeogers Auurance Compeer George Chre, Ep., M.P., Perrysione Court, Nom, Hereford , B. A. Coffey, Say. date of Melbourne), Director National Pro. vlocial Inaorauce Ct•mpaoy. George Cook, Eoq ,Ifetos. Bradbury and Cook', London. Colonel Elsey, Director Bank of London. Haney Lewis, 11..1 , 31 I'., Director National Bank Jeeephtholuaa, tag.. Manchester-budding', Liverpool. J.H. Clouah, Ecat , J Melbourne, Victoria 0/swaging Di rector lu Australia,. With power to add to their number. Bank of Locdoo. Nano aal - 11;;I:Tand all lts branches.. Jai:tread Flwld r.Celd Goiou IYoklu s Company. Yorkslure Banking Company. 81C1123-Ma re. J. C. mud C. W. Morino, 1. Warnford-court. PoLlatuk.l-Sleslvs. Tamplin and Taller, latk leuchuzchstrect AuDiroas-Ilesers. Lovelock and Harvey. Snourranv -W. Wilson Rowe., Esq. Tamporaz y °Mem -34, Coisman-street. PROSPICTUS., This Company Is estalTli,hed I.ol:iiiitat. the Investment of English eatatal in Australia, and to motet generally in developing It. resPurc.& iiataiaioras win tonalst chiefly in making advances to .he pastoral tens/its of the crown Lends end others, cad by taking security on their stations, stuck, freehold land, and wool, to cc. corium with the mortgage end lien acts of the colonial Wale kers ; in acting as agauta fur the eels of wool and o.her produce in Australia, or for Its shipment to Englaild ; in effecting the Mk of stations and Mock ; end in conducting a financial and poem' agency business. The Company, therefore, will advance capital only when fully secured, end so not intend to enter into any transactions in volving a risk on their own account. Operations will be commenced by taking over the intakes' of Mesas. J. 11. Clough and co., of Melbourne, which has he st establish,l upwards of ten years, and which shows an average profit per &sworn for the last six years as follows: From J MM. 'bad, to June, 166‘, me years Commissions Trade Kipatuies Avenge profit earned. pa.d. Profit. per SOllll/11. tiM6:4 ifi 6 .. fieee.,a4S 18 8 4194,790 14 10 or Siiitilati le 1 These profits have been realised principally by COMISLieI/0111011 advances sad tales of wool stock and itatioos. the eatelive7,nvrSlOn;rith the producers thus acqnired will form the basis In the Companys operations ; the returns of the business show, as shove, an average profit during the teat all yarn of upwards of A.:lo,talo peranneun, and the fscilities f o• the extension of the bts-iness, to be afforded by the introduction of augmented ca j nal and credit, will enable the Company to rea lise proportionately li.creased profits The purchase of the goodwill of the business has been effected revery advantageous to me, the amount to he paid being less than two years' profits, the whole of which will be received by the vendors in shares, subject to proportionate reduetioa should It net profit of .00,00 u per .03111.11.11 on a three years' average not he resed, as stated lu the terms of purchase, copy of which, and also of the articles of association, can be seen at the offices of the solicitors. ~oo►balf ofthe amount of the above purchase-money will be geld to the vendors by six thousand shares (with ZS per share Crupi out of the present issue, end the remaining hall in eatures of the Company, to be converted into shares of the nett issue, such debentures or converted shares to be hold by the Board for the purpove of guaranteeing a dividend of 10 per seal per annum fur three yeah: and the vendors have also opted to place their services at the disposal in the Company for the rime period to co-operate with the manager, who will le appointed by and act under the direction of the hoard in loadan. The premises In which the business Is at present carried on have been purchased by the Company, subject to a valuation; they are situated in the principal street ID the city of Met beams, in immediate proximity to the terminus of the Govern ment Victim tan Railways, and fir proportions, style, and conve nience. surpass any buildings for similar purposes In the Aut.. ra ken colotita. They w..re eroded at a cost -f about £BO,OOO by the present proprietors, sad wow especially designed for the wool trade, w with stowage room for from 16,000 to 20,000 bales, . 010 8 hydraulic presses, lifts, and all other necessary sp *Moss. The business thus secured, and connection obtained, will enable the Company at once to a-sums a position, and obtain results which wou;d otherwise take years to elf sat It la proposed to take powers to borrow money on bonds or debentures; the difference between the Englah rage of borrow ing and the high colonial rates fur lending on mortgage will form an additional source of revenue to the Company: and Dowers are also proposed to be taken to increase, if required, She capital of the Company. The prospects of the Company are identified with the progress of the Australian ct•luLies to bier, , without doubt, pi emu t the most valuable Ovid for the Investment of Dritioh capital now known. The progressive Disease in the quantity of wool exported from Victoria RIMs is seen In the following statement viz. 1001-2 It amounted to lbs. 16,474,690 10623 1141-4 „ 211,4:3,061 Mid that large seenrilles exist on which the capital of the Cem pany be profitably employed Is shown by the fact that __although the value of the live dock property of the squatters of victoria alone, estimated from government returns in DIOR wan comxkoou sterling, yet the registered amount advanced to them en such securities U. the same year was under £2,000,000. Ceder the Articles of Association, the quallfitation for each bbecter Is fixed at £1,020 at the lead, to be held by him In Ma awn right in the shares of this Company. The success of the vendors, their confidence In the prospects Si the Company - es:deuced by their willingnem to accept the Pirasse looney of rim goosi-will of their business in shares, and or riving the muter' .1 ignarantee above-named—and the wide scope for profitable employment of capital, Justify the Directors in recommending this undertaking as an investment of the most satisfactory kind. especially as the liability, risk, delay, rod Competition which the estatilltidnent of anew business lovolves be &welded, salt to the operations will he increased by a • PenY, the capital and credit of which will form a guarantee for di additional business entrusted to It. la illals the formation of this Company, no promotion fees will be — Frospectuses and forms of application for shares may be bad 41 the hankers, brokers, solicitors, or at the offices of the ( bilthar. ApplitatiOlit for shares must be sozompanled by a deposit of per el are • in the event of no allotment the money will be re mreed in full; If a leu comber is allotted than Is applied for, Ihe surplus amount paid ou application will be applied towards taunt of the al due on allotment, and the balance, Mug, APPLICATION POZ SNARL.. To —melonLlug Lo, don sad Auatrallao Ageing, Company (Limited). - . o eatlernen,—Having paid to your bankers the sum of t ~,ahut • depodt of £1 per share on shares in the above __`• 9 . l lel2l. I request that you will allot me that member, and I tinni to eocept such abuts, or any lean number you may allot te we. sal I further agree to pay the sum of Cl per share on allot. ant. and also to sign the Articles of Association when required. . I =ll hereby author' e you to insert my ems on the register of =embolden for the number of shares so allotted. Usual signature Kama is tall • Residessee Profiled= Date LAW. —An efficient CONVEYANCING CLERK opni ban ENCIAGEIIIVT Salaq About =O.— "nal 1 .• 29, St. MakiteoleGliad. ISSUE of £BOO,OOO STERLING BONDS of the UM RAILWAY COMPANY. Bearbsg Interest at a per cent. per annum, In bonds to bearer of illoo staring each, at the price of 1:75. Interest ate per cent. par amount Bonds repayable at 1.100 at the end of ten years. The Binds mown s Mtpulation that they shall be convertible at sag time within that period, at the option of the holder, Into ordinary stock of the Company, at the rate of fire shares of 100 dots. each for every 1100 Bond. Principal and interest payable In Medina Mowry In London. Free from all Federal or State tax. _ _ Years. I. A. ilorga - ;:n11 - 6 — .;;; authorised to offer for public the above booth ol the Erie Railway COM pity at the of QS tier stlllo bonds, payable by instalments aa under.- 10 per RIO bond wn &Witham. th " „ es allotment. .„ . Ll 6 : 071 ii; with October, 1866. LIS „ ~ on the teth November, 11160. AM ~ „ ea the nth December, IMi. CIO ~ „ oa the Ugh January, ISO& Taking inns acnnant. t addition to the annual interest, which OnIUMISIIOIII to ran from the lei September Instant, the payment off of the principal of the bonds at par In 1076, and the deferred parted' toe tof the lastaimeet, of the subscription, the return to Ike enbecetben will be equivalent to about 10 pa cent. per ahnom upon the issue price —t 76. fhtbserilere may pay the toll amount In advance neon any of the above.sosationed days, and upon web yemeats discount at the rate of A& per cent. pal. mean will be Wowed. In case de limit be made in payment on alloto , ent, or of any of the instal amastana the days named, the ellotasest will be liable te be cancelled, and the ameunie then already paid forfeited. Upon payment of the allotment money, scrip certificates to bearer will be Weed to the mbeeribers, which .m be exchanged for the denalthe bads art aeon arr pomade am payment at the whole amount of the sabeaription. Where w allotment made as vat be rearmed be fell without deduction. The estrawas from the &sweetmeat between the contractors and the Erie gamey Company will show the terms sod °madams on which the boa& see to be honed by the Com "ITO; boas to he bead la permunsoe of this agreemeat shall be for £lOO sterling, each numbered consecutively In regular order from 1 awards, and shall he la the form hereunto &n -amed. The principal mad interest shall be meek) at the aim of Mama J. 8. Morgan and Cu. Loudon. Each bond shall he duly made end perfected, and sealed with the common ea of the Calpsay, and otherwise emoted es required by the law of the grate of New York, to render It binding on the Company, and shall have impressed upon it sw.h stamp as are required by Nreghelt law, sad shall have a sufficient number of coupons ettached for payment of in.errest ha -yearly, warding to the torn thereof. All the statements. agreements , browlsioue , matters and al gs contained Id the said form shall at all Umeehereafter be duly and punctual made good, coma,' with, executed. end performed by the said Company to awl to wards the holder for the time Whit of each bend that shall he land by as Company to the a:nitrate/a • The holder for the time being of each bond shall, at any time before the principal money thereby secured shall h come due, have the option. upon delivering to the Company such hood, together with its capons, not then due, at their ace, In New York, to be cancelled, to require the Company to issue to Mm, free of expense, five billy paid up shares of one hundred dollars each la be ordinary Mock of the Company. "do lone as any portic; of the princip mosey secured by any of the 'bonds which shaU be issued to the contractors under thisagreement shall be unpaid (bonds which shall have become due, and for the pa• meat whereof provialue abet bare been &My made by the Company, but not actually paid through the neglect or default of the holders thereof, only rumpled) the Company shall sot directly or Indirectly effect any tem mortgage, charge or incumbrance on the whole or any pun tion of their line or woks, linters or until It be effectually and legally provided that all the principal money sod interest then owing on all or any of the beads issued to the contractors wider this agreement shall be included In, and duly and legally secitred by, any such mortgage. charge, or incumbranee as part of the mammy' In respect of which the same may be created; and also, that all such further powers rights, and remedies lor seeuriee or recovering payment of the principal money and interest then owing an all ae say of the said bonds issued to the contractors under Shia agreement shall be given %p and vested in the persons entitled to such motleys respectively as may be given to or vested in snob =beeriest mortgagees or other mcum , rancers." The form of Wad, referred to In the contract, may be Inspected at the °Mee of Messrs. Bireham, Dalrymple, Drake, and CO, 414 Partlamentetreet, 8. W. 21se principal secured by the bonds is made payable at par on the lot of September, WS, and the coupons for Interest, at the rate of leper cent. per annum, commencing on the Ist Septem ber, Mat, will be mask payable half.yearly on the Ist March and Ist eeptember la each year. AU payments are to be made in London, in sterling money, clear ‘d Federal or State Tax. The amount ot the loan authorised by the railway company was 81,000,006, but is is doubtful whether the remaining .1:200.000 will ever to Weed, and It wall not in any event be Liaised before the 10th September, 1886. The importance of the option which is reserved to the bond holden, of concertos Into ordinary shares, will be appreciated by an examination of the following figures, taken from t e an• nnal report to 31st December, 1864. Dols 1862, gems receipts for trak to Slat Dec. 9,100,334 1863, OP to dittoitto .. 1 11 1‘ 0, 4 11 181 64$ 1564,.ditt0* The trente - for the halfiear ending Utak June, 1864 . tea odkdany yowled) She traelc for the corresponding halt-year, 1864 0,212,444 Increase for the half-year .... Doh. 1,070.976 This Increase fa mainly duet • the oeyelopment of the resources of the district, to the numerous Coal. Iron, &1141 011 Companies recently bronchi. Into operation, and ki the openii.g of t c Atlantic and Great Western Itallwasy. The total length of the Erie Railway and Its branches leased and worked by the Company Is 787 miles. The preference capital of the Company, so stated in the last annual report, amounted on the Slat Deeeniber, 1864, to 8,615,700 dolc, upon which a dici. dead of 7 per cent. was pssid. The ordinary stock amounted at the same date to 16,400,100 dots., upon which a dividend of b per cent. was paid. The mortgage debt then amounted to 17.023,40 0 doki. . . . There le, as appears by the above annual report, a margin of more than four Omen the amount of actual net revere e from existing tariff applicable to secure the present issue of bonds no they have precedence over the whole of the Pesiras,oo due. of share capital, both preference aril ordinary, on the latter of which, as already stated, 8 per cent dtvldeud has been paid. It will have been seen by the est/acts from the contract that It contains a sped •1 protective clause precluding the cutnusuy Irons over-rlulng the present issue of bonds by the creation of any subsequent secorit• Applications to be made in the form annexed to the pros pectus, and lett with the London Joint Stock Bank after pay meat of the &posit. Croepectuses and forms of application may be had at Messrs. J. & Morgan and Co , Old Bruedatreet, London. 23rd September, 1885. ISSUE of 2800,000 STERLING BONDS of the ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY. NOTICIL—The SUBSCIITP I PIN LIST ...it CLOSC THIS DAV . d ay . Seth Instant, at 4 o'clock, for London and the country, and TO-MORROW (Wedas.sder, at a o'clock, for We Continent. September 26, ISM BANK of AUSTRALASIA (Incorporated 1835), No. 4, Threadneedle-street. Lo don, Itth September, 1565. The Court of Director* HERESY GIVE NOTICE, that a DIVIDEND. at the rate of six per cent. per ahnoto, and a BONUS, an additional interest, at the rate of eight per cent. per annum, both free of liscomotax, being together at the rate of 14 per cent. per annum, or £2 IGs. a sha , e, for the half year, wit be ?AID to the proprietors at this oilier on the old capital of the Corporation of £900,000, on and after TUEiDAY, the 17th Octob. r next, between the hours of 10 and 3 o'clock, and that a dividend and bonus at We same ratos, being together L 2 Is • share, will likewise then be paid on £240000, the amount of tlic Kral, second, and thud in,talments of Ltd each, upon the new Wares. The Transfer liooks both for obi and new shares will be Closed from We 30th September, and continue so until the dividend and heists become payable.—By order of the C.mrt, WILLIAM MILLIKEN, Secretary. NORWICH UNION FIRE OFFICE. The full benefit of the reduction of duty to la 6d.. per cent. is given to insurers effectin- pol cies with th s Comp .ny. By this refection and the BONUS SYSTEM of the NORWicii UNION, the cost of insurance will be reduced to a minimum amount. RAMBLES of PREMIUMS REDUCED BY BONUS. Annual ISA dueed Prem. No. ot Polley. Sam Insured. Premium. now payable. L L a. d. .2 P. d. 441,411 92,640 222 4 4 12610 2 450,156 12,000 83 0 0 35 0 0 4.4,173 6.800 36 14 0 14 18 8 606,976 6,000 718 0 4 6 4 The rates of premium are In no case higher then those charged by the other pried' al offices giving no 'emus to their insurers. The duty paid to Government for the year Pea was t 04.152 lie. 9d ; the amount insured on fanning .toct was x. 10,202272. Yor prospectuses apply to the Society's otacea, 29. Fleet.itreet, 3t1.; and Burney-street, Norwich. THE OXFORD.—SIXTY-SIX, by J. OFFEN BACII . LA TLAVIA lA, NORMA, (kc, by the molt efficient Operatic Company In London, Iselltdinq %limes Russell, Walmaley, Tyrrell, Hartle : Madame Mats, an I Ulm Flts-lienry (who will make her re-appearance hem after an absenoe at ten month') Menem A. St. Albyn. Green. flpsenall, Musk, W. Williams, and Minor Tlvsll.—Ballst, the BRIDAL of BEAUTY, by thoao accomplished artistes the Miami Tway and Sara thumbs. Comedy and Burlesque by the D'Aubann Mews. Durlan and Dastee : Mr. Alexandre, the celebrated Ventailoyalst and Mingo and other avidlable talent—THlS EVENING. METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, Ed road. —Open at 7.—Great wens of HAHVir r at FRENCH, the Nerves. and G. Leyhourne, the Una Conde Chateau. celebrated Paplle; Harry Liston, Emma Wilton. klty Gray, Jerry Wood, sad Ray and non:Opera, ..hlartltb"— Musical Director, J. J. POOL& THRESHER and °LENNY. NEU DOOR I. SOMERSET-HOUSE STRAND. The only eetabllettatot In London for the Mooing Articles: THRIEHICIFS SUMMER ANGOLA SUITS. THRESHER'S INDIA TWEED SUITS THRESHER'i INDIA °ADZE WAISTCOATS. THIES/LER% KodLI SHIRTS. THRESHERS COLOUSA.D FLANNEL SHIRTS. THRESHER'S MILITARY SHIRTS. THRESHER'S OVERLAND TRUNKS. THRESHER'S INDIA BULIDCK TRUNK% THRESHER'S METALLIC LINED TRUNKS. THREW/Jill INDIA CABIN BAG& N.B.—OUTFITS 1117PPLIRD for INDIA, CHINA, and the MO NILS. aad detailed lista of the amities retpured for every purpoee sad appointment will he forwarded uu apsdicatim as above. H YAM and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS, 66 and 07, OXFORD-STREET. The Not Establishment In the Kingdom for every description of Boys' and Toads' Dress. bye Knickerbocker ftits, las. 6.1. to 36a. Boys' Westminster and Osborn* Suite, 16s. Od. to 365. Boys' Bton, Barrow, and Itagby Sults, 116 s. to eta. Boys Light Cape Overcoats, lb. ad. to Ms. Bey( Jackets toe the sessno 10s. 6d. to EL boys' bervicoablo Vesta, So 6d. to is. 6d. Bop' Serviceable Trousers, Ss. 6d. to 13a. H YAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS, 08 and 67 OXFORD.STREET. No. 1. Gentlemen's Clolinttor Immediate wear. No. 2. Gen tlemen's Ordse Department. o. & Boys' Clothing for immediate wear. No. & Nut sad Youths' Order Department. No. 6. Habit and Uvery Department. Ni d Data and General Hosiery. No. 7. Travelling Clothing. Umbrellits, Portmautssus. Rugs, the. Provincial Branches—Birmingham, el, 22, and di, New-street ; Leeds. 4 4 Brigt/Mrt. SPECTACLES are ACTUALLY NECESSARY WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued after readin r ; WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear to be double WHEN more light than formerly is requiaite— per example : WHEN the candle is placed between the eyes and the book; NVEIEN objects must ust be held further off to be assn store y WHEN much difficulty is found iu threading a needle. The above are premonitorysigns of decayhigsight, and indicate that an optician should he cou•nlte.l without delay. From long and extensive prectie• News. Thomas Harris and Ron are telly conowtent to advise on all atera pertaining to the remedying defective eight. They skilfully a lapt lepers, perfectly true, of the requisite power, and likewise they judiciously select • spee Sole frame of the form meet becoming to Me fees. TIItIMAJS HARRIS and SON, opticians to the ito)el Family. opposite the British Museum gates. London (their only house;, estalgished IPSO. Caution —No travellers or agents. rIIOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visitors to the Scottie. and others exposed to the scorching rsys of the sun ant leaned particles of dust, will had ROWLANDS KALYDOR a most refreshing prepsration for the socopfesiou. dispelling ibe cloud of Languor sal relaxation, allaying all hevt And irritability, sod immediately affording the ph akar serum. tido attending restored elasticity and healthful stele of the sk n. Freckles, tan spots, pimples, gushes, ant discoloration are ma dictated by its spplicatimi, and give place to a healthy Minty and delicacy of c.mplexiou Price 4$ Gd. and Ss. ed. per benCe. Saki by chendita and perfumers. Ask for •' Rowlands' lalydor and beware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name of ttalydor.'• NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and most useful invention of Um Jaw, AGUA A►UKYLLA.— Messrs. JOUN GOSNSLL and Co.. Three King.court, Lombard street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to ths public this truly ustrvelloue fluid, which gradually restores the human hair to it. pristine hoe—no matter at what age. The Agua Amarella has none of the properties of dyes: tt, on the ouu , Y beneficial to the system, sad when the hair is ono restored one application per mouth a ill keep k le perfecteoiour. Price LI Is. per bottle, or iu half bottles, lbs. bd. Johu (knock and Co. havebeen appointed perfumers to 11. ILIL the Prince.. of Wales. —JOlll.i CiPiNaLL and Co's CHERRY TOW 11 PASTE greatly superior to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per fumers, cheithate, and at the inanwactury, 12, Three King-court, Lombard-street. Loudon. This day, at all Libraries, in 2 vols., dewy , •no, price SL, ROYAL FAVOURITES. This important historical work c.intains the biographies of the favourites sit Oil the Royal Personages of Ragland, France, Spain, Russia, and Austria ; and herein two be plainly traced how the passions of individuals triune their own and others' destiny. "Royal Favourites" possess, therefore, a legitimate claim so be ranked amongst the most remarkable elpiracters of their time. Julio Maxwell and Co., 122, IleeCatreet. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (REUTER'S TIU.I.GRAMS.) CONSISTORY AT ROME. ROME, Sur. 25. A secret Consistory was held this morning, in which the Pope delivered au allocution. His Holi ness nJminated one English, one Irish, one Belgian, and four Spanish bishops, 10 for other countries, and eight in, Rartibue THE DUCHY OF LAUENBURG. BERLIN, Sart 25. The following is the programme to be observed during the King of Prussia's visit to Laueuberg : His Majesty will arrive on the frontier of the duchy at 5 p.m. to-day, and will be received with state honours at Bachen, MOlln and Ratzeburg. At the latter place a dinner will be given by the ruuncipslity to the King, followed by a torch-light procession iu the evening, during which his Majesty will drive through the town. At noon to-morrow the King will proceed to the church of Ratzeburg, where his Majesty will re ceive the oath of allegiance from the nobility and gentry of the province. A dinner and ball will afterwards be given. _ On the 27th his Majesty will leave Ratzeburg for Laueuburg and MUllu, and will afterwards re turn to Berlin. • RUSSIA.. ST. PETERSBURG, Szer. 22. Exetange on London, 3 months, 31 3-16 ; ou Hamburg, 3 months, 28k ; on Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 155 ; on Paris, 3 mouths, 3.21 ; New Imperial Loan, 1088 ; tallow ou the spot, 51. 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The following telegram has been received by Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com pany-, Sept. 25 : " MARSEILLE% SIP?. 25. " The Poonab, with the Bombay wail, arrived here at sir a.m. to-day. "The mail leaves for London at 11.30 a.m. "Passengers and ship in quarantine for fifty-two hours." CHINA. (By direct Overland Telegraph) SHANGHAS. ACCOST 21. Grey 'hidings active and advancing. Tea active. Export of ailk, 29,750 bales. Exchange on London, os. 211 - CANTON, Avoca 28. Water twist higher. Total export of tea to date 45,375,000 lbs. Exchange on London, 4s. bid. THE PROTESTANT ALLIANCE AND ROMISII LOT ran..—la Jame last Mr. Newdeeste said the Attorney- Geseral a questioa oa the system of Romeo catholeilotterie• It appears that the Protestant Alliance has continued to mil JOZZATTS 00PAHINE MEGA the only the attention of the government to the subject. A lottery L.a. Frameh pivjaistioe adopted hy the Paris Academy and at Mayfield, Sawn, wee pleased on • lone scale and no the report a Rams ; CRIMer. exteasivaly advertised, but the Home fiecretary, having Lloyd. ° Pot= Wm Clerk (" 1 "mi• No v . 0. bees Wormed of it by the Protestant Alban" pasha out r a aw . t a o l . . j aik ozzA avenso u.s. F t icit ale days atber a. m ag maymad " ° " nale pZ promoters of the scheme its illegallsy, and boa ie. nivel or ianarawn that the &Awing will not take *on no on receipt of la. N. istmbling down, or what is destined to remain, it is also desirable that a man should have the (mom one own oweantronme.) courage to • break through the trammels that VIENNA, Saw 22. hold him, to his own and to others' undoing. What is of equal importance with the proclaim- Now, Ido not mean to say that Austria M in a tions just issued, the almost certainty that a loam" state of revolution, as the word is generally under has been negotiated with the house of Rothschild stood. There is neither revolt, nor bloodshed, nor and some English capitalists, the public is informed wild license, nor disregard of authority. But there of by an article in the General Correepondenz of is all the instability, the uncertainty, the fluctue yesterday. Attention is called in the said article tion, the moral and other characteristics of such a to the difference between the present loan and state. Nothing is settled ; the men at the helm those made by Austria hitherto. The one about are battling with difficulties which threaten to to be contracted, so the writer says, "us made for overwhelm them. But they see the haven, and peace's sake, and in time of peace, and only the are resolutely trying to bring in their good ship smallest portion of it will be devoted to 'applying a to save her and her costly freight. Ard that she deficit ; on the contrary, it will principally be em- may float safely over the spit of sand that lies ployed for removing most onerous obligations, car- across the fairway passage, they part with their rying with them the most important consequences ; greatest safeguard, and the anchor is flung into for paying back the debt, definitively prescribed by the deep. But they kuow that, once in port, the the Bauk Act, to the bank ;for returning advances desperate act can be made good. If they reach it, obtained abroad by former finance ministers ; for as they hope to do, the risk will be approved, as the redeeming mortgages which exceeded the prescribed safety of all depended upon it. Tbeu it can be ex highest sum of 80 millions of florins ; and thus the plained. If, too, the necessities of the service present loan does not come before the money mar- demand it, admonition may be given and atone kat &a,►naw debt incurred, but as a teausiarmatioa meat even demanded. Well, them. Istikimment of the floating into a consolidated debt." By this be made, but save that ship—save her and her arrangement many changes for the better will, it is pliant crew. confidently asserted, be effected. On Wednesday, the 20th inst., at II at night, AMERICA. the Imperial Resuript, of which you have a copy, was issued. The greatest secrecy was preserved, and Orson can snout comumrowerwr.) all who were occupied in getting the lithographic NEW YORK, SRI. 12. copies ready for distribution were not allowed to 1 think there is very little doubt that Mr 'John leave till the hoar when it was promulgated all son's plan of reconstruction is giving general eat's over Europe. It was sent at once to the news- faction at the South. The evidence of this increases Mere and to the telegraphic bureau. The effect in volume every day. It appears in the language of it has produced iregreat. "It forms a new chapter the press, in the speeches of the orators, and the in the history of Austria," says one paper. Its iin- conversation of everybody. A very large deputa portance all allow : those who have doubts about tion of prominent Southern men waited upon its wisdom, as well as those who commend the act, him two days ago, and expressed the most cordial All the papers of the monarchy are full of the satisfaction with his course ; and he, on his aide, event. In Pesth there is great rejoicing. In the responded in a strain of unqualified sympathy with Pah Naplo Baton Kemeny says that the day of Southern prejudices and aspirations. Even Gover the appearance of the proclamation is one that will nor Wise, of Virginia, previously the most rampant, be ever memorable in the history of Hungary. "A outrageous, and ridiculous fire-eater and proslavery hopeful era hasnowbegun : the name of the monarch man to be found in the " Old Dominion," has fully will be hailed with rejoicing from the Carpathians recanted in a letter to General Grant, from which to fhe Adriatic. The Rescript guarantees the into- the following is an extract : grity of the kingdom of St. Stephen(Stephansreich), So far from my being opposed to the name "freed acknowledges the continuity of constitutional men," u indicating the condition of slaves freed by rights, restores to the Pragmatic Sanction the the war, the chief coosola v ti e o ry n I hare in the ever .result, position it ought to hold, and removes the greater ' ilaa sot toO only " the sisset ehat ua use, " in / fact. m hat iMEl f, : d causes of complaint that would otherwise have been from bondage, bat that I sin freed from them. Long brought before the next Diet." before the was ended, indeed, I bad definitely made up Another Rescript, dated Sept. 18, summons the my mind actively to advocate emancipation throughout Hungarian Diet to meet at Pesch on the 10th day the South. I had determined, if I could help at , my dee d December, 1865 ; and an Imperial Patent of the andante jahonlect to dn b e y ver th b: subj ect weaic to iss ifth.e.biutitia.,itiona,dnlt4ve same date as the Rescript, addressed "To my been of ale ; sod while I cannot recognise es lawful and People," announcep the fact alluded to at the end humane the violent and shocking mode in which it of the document itself, regarding the conduct of has bees abolished, yet I swept the feet most heartily " urgent affairs," and makes the decision come to as se accomplished one, and em determined not °idyl binding u a law. to abide by it and acquiswoe io it, but to strive by all the The leading idea in the Rescript just issued is, tea mmy powe r to make it benefice/at to both racer as you will have seen, to have unity of system sad a ' e allY toour country. I nets , re. a ... at on innt7s: samr reconciled to essay of the worst throughout the empire. Not that one province or ' calamities of the war, because I am now convinced that the people shall have separate privileges—communal wee WM • special providence of God, unavoidable by the self-government, diets, ea, no matter the form nations at either extreme, to tear loose from us • black idol they take—but that all alike shall enjoy whatever time which vs erste never Lave basil u•Pwsted of special good belonged till now to this or that °taw mous than those of fire and blood, sword and um ace. country, or nationality. The proceedings in the Constitutional Conven t. That all the different people, by means of tion recently held in Mississippi are very interest their deputed representatives, are to share in the ing, as revealing bow the tide of sentiment now government and have a voice in financial . queer flows amongst the Southern politicians. In the de thols, and in framing new laws. bate on the section abolishing slavery strenuous 3. Article 6 of the Patent of Feb. 26, 1861, being efforts were made by the minority to have a clause referred to as embodying the substance of the con. inserted reserving the rights of the owners by de stitution, such as the Emperor intends solemnly daring the negroes to be freed by the military to uphold, it is as well to give it here : power of the general government, or bi declaring "Article 6. As, partly by means of preceding them free subject to the decision of the Supreme fundamental laws, of others which have been Court ; but all in vain. It was well known by most revived, and of constitutional arrangements of the delegates that nothing short of complete and founded on the new enactments, the basis on unconditional abolition would secure the read mis which the political conditions of our empire Ilion of the State into the Union, and all these rest has been agreed upon and determined, asps amendments were therefore voted down. But the dally, too, the mode of representation for the speeches in the debates showed clearly that emend people, and of their participation in legislation pation was only submitted to because there was no and administration, We hereby make known that help for it, and because the majority were fully the whole tenor of those fundamental laws forms convinced that slavery was irretrievably dead. the constitution of our realm : that we will, by the This conviction now prevails, I think, throughout help of the Almighty, not only ourselves follow and the entire South, and the policy adopted by both hold in all their integrity these laws which we have people and leaders is to acquiesce in it with such solemnly published and subscribed to, but, more heartiness as to leave, if possible, no excuse for over, we do bind our successor in the government keeping a military force in the revolted States. to follow and to keep them inviolably and to pro Of course this does not do away with the feeling claim the same in the proclamation issued on of hostility to the negroes. The determination that coming to the throne. And with these presents we they shall get as little as possible out of the war, declare our firm determination to protect them with beyond their freedom, and the disposition to make all our imperial power against all and every attack, the experiment of free labour seem a failure, are and to take heed that they are kept and followed I believe general. But this does not in the least by all." interfere with the hurrying on of the process of This shows the extent of the concessions made, rec onstruction . 4 Mr. Johuson exacts nothing of and proves the fulness of the intent to make Aus- any State as a condition of restoration but the trig a constitutional country. abolition of slavery. This be foils accorded with 4. The unity desired not having been aooom- the greatest readiness, and with this he expresses plished, and in order that the Imperial word should himself satisfied. not be forfeited, it was necessary to oome to an It is now plain to be seen, or lam greatly mis understanding with Hungary, for till this was done taken, that he is to have the support of the whole what had been announced and promised could not South, of the larger and better portion of the be carried out. Therefore, the diploma of October, democratic party, that the republicans will, during 1860, and the laws—intended to be a sort of Magna the next session of Congress, split into two sections, Charts—which accompanied the patent of 1861, are of which one will adhere to him, and the other to be laid before the Hungarian and Croatian Diet stand out 'net the re-admission of the revolted for their acceptance. Till this is done no advance States upon any terms short of the bestowal of the can be made. suffrage on the negroes, or at all events of the 6. That the other people represented by their removal from all State constitutions of any quail delegates may have an opportunity of giving their fination for the exercise of the franchise based on opinion, and exercising their influence, the decision colour or race, or, iu fact, on anything but intern of the Diets above named will be submitted to them gence or education. The " platforms" of the con before any decision is come to on the part of the ventions, which are now held in the various States, Emperor. for the nomination of candidates for the local This is a great concession, as it implies the re- offices, afford a pretty correct indication of the way cognition of the popular will. Moreover, in the in which the current is likely to flow. In this, as rescript this decision of the representative assembly well as in other States, the democrats have is called gleichgewichtig, meaning "of equal impor- drama up a platform differing in no es tacos with that of the Emperor." untiel point from that of the conservative 6. Be it observed that there is a paragraph republicans ; and in fact Ido not well see, nor does of great importance, announcing that, from the an yb o dy else, what difference there will be between impossibility of calling together the great council of the two at the next election, except in their candi the nation, the government will be under the oat.s for office. Iu some States, on the other necessity of acting in urgent matters on its own hand, such as Minnesota, the republicans insist on responsibility and authority. It was wise to do negro suffrage. The democratic party is evidently this, and better than if the intention, which every- making a feeble struggle to maintain itself ass ups.- one knew of, had been passed over in silence. For rate organization, but now that it has abandoned my Part I have hopes of a minister who in a diet- slavery Ido not very well see on what it can sup cult moment like the present is bold enough to port itself, and it will probably be merged next risk such an act. Were he not thoroughly loyal in winter into a " conservative " party, containing his intentions, he certainly would not have dared one wing of the republicans. while the radicals will the venture. strike off for themselves. What will be the oom- In a settled, well-ordered State, where all is going perative strength of the two in Congress it is as on in a natural manner, according to a regulated yet difficult to say. We shall probably not know for system, means ought to be found for avoiding so some weeks yet. Upon this will depend the state unconstitutional an act. That it should be so of the South for some years to come. Should the would be desirable. But in a revolution, in a conservative policy succeed, and the Southan Stases moment of pressing necessity, at a time when all is I be owe* mese headed ever to the whites Aisne, I in a state of transition, and you do **know what l tsar we ere is for mother lung period el arbation. boom ocni owl DUBLIN, MONDAY Five young men were arrested in Killarney to day on the charge of Fenianisni. Two of titem were attorneys' clerks, one being clerk • 4 the crown prosecutor for Kerry ; another vas a !desk in the poel-offiee. -- Several other arrests are expected. The Freeman's Journal of yesterday says tha arrests matinee to be made is Dublin's well se in mini parte of the provisos, which have up to the premed lime been exempt from such °comelier's. la Pernonnown, Mr. Edward Merriam, described se a medical statues, end for merly an &Masao in the eslailwhennt of Mr. Santee, in &not-street, was arrested on Saturday by Inspeetem M'l.Mnint sad Giles of the 0 divines. The primer reached Dublin on Sunday in the custody el these afters, sari was formally charged at Collegeoneet stalks with having beta sweaseted with the " Fiona Osinpiney." In Toon also several arrests ere reported to have boa made. The Toast Herald states that the " constabulary, not alms of that bet the adjoiaing entices, owe luipt on the alert eu Pram night by the promos of • lane fain of polies being celled in to pat down the ' Pluism.' enreral errata were made, hat, as it appears, the charges preferred were all, or snarly all, groindlese, foe they were discharged with MG mesodea !" Anson Shone arrested ale the es al the makes a tlie %bank la limerick. Mira lie.• polkas have commenced to operate, sod thecerrespoodeat of the /Venom states that it is apprehended that a number of amens will he reported from that city early is * week. From Cork no sdditiooal arrests are reported. Tse two sergeants arrested in that garrison for alleged complicity is the FOAM iitimensset have been net to Deb*. The earns strict surveillaeos le keptover the military is barracks as announced on Tiinreclay hot. The Examiner stateethat Mr. M. J. Oollins, the solicitor foe the Cork peisonelk has retained Mme. Batt, Q.C., end Waters, to defend them in ease they should be sent to the as- Meek Jahn Hawke', the petite who wee emoted •• • charge of high treason a few dam time, boa been discharged, it being discovered that be is not the person " wanted." l.. Vci Cork Conetitution mays that a good I many people who money in the banks in the city have, ' under the impressive that their memoir would be eater in their own bosses than in the banks, drawn out thrill!: posits ; but this Idea, although it does prevail to • extent in different parts of the isonatry, does not mist es ex tensively as some statements which have bees made would lead the public to suppose. A vigilant watch is beteg kept for AO arrival of the American mails, sod tin marts. are still keeping • sharp look out for the vessel said to be on her way from America with • cargo of firearma. With reference to the alleged run on the banks in the south d inland, the following peregraph appeared in the Dublin Express of Saturday mooting :—" This moraing no less than 100.0001. arrived at Kingstown in gold bf the mail steamer Ulster, Captain Tripbook, R.N., is command, intended, it was understood, for the National Dank,. and forwarded, it was further understood, in consequence of th • absurd panic existing in some parte of Ireland causing a rue on the local breaches of the establishmest mentioned. The Ulster thus carried about 20,0001. more than her cost in building. The freight on the gold amounted to a very large sum.* The Dublin Evening Mail says :—.‘" We have inquired, and tied that the sum of 100,0001. was received by the National Bask in the lot week of September, no, for the ordinary expansion of the circulation which takes place mos the sore buying commences ; and the 100,0001. to which oar contemporary refers has really nothing what ever to do with the • Vonians.' The demands on the banks for gold have sot amounted to any figure eating for • supply, and have been ociabeed to the hasablest der of people. At nom of the branches in the south of Ireland have these demands amounted to more than a few hawked poueds." Should the examination on Saturday terminate In the committal of the ptisoorre thee will in all likelihood be triad at the Comaiweion of Oyer and 'Winnow, whisk will open on the 25th October, and et which the Lord Chid Baron and Mr. Justice Keogh will be the prostates juftea. It is rumoured that one of the personaanemia has turned informer, and has gives a oessidemble assasai at important Mformatioa. EXAMINATION OP AROHDEAOON AND MOH- 111.14EY. At Wiliest 12 o'clock y.sUrdar Mr. Strange mat at the raft of the police aoramiminsers, Lower Cutle-yard, when George Archdeacon was brought op in custody a lilleollen and Dimwit; and Edward Albert Morrissey was brought up in custody of Giles sod M`Dormott. Mr. Baperinteedeat litho was in attendance. as was also • head constable from the Panoestown osestaimiary. The prisoners having answered to their mimes. Mr. Strooge said—George Arohdeuxon, you are SWIM yen are charged with treason. The crown boos ptepard to go on with the case at present, and I shall reused you till next Saturday. Prisour—Very well. I wish to have a oeittileate that was taken with me of my catizeorthip placed is Ile buds of the American consul. Mr. Strooge—You will have to serve notice on the etown to supply you with *ay documents neemeary for your defence. All documents are in the hands of the crown. Prieocer—May I write a letter to the count? Mr. fltroege—Yon may write is the prison. Amy letter you write will have to be subjected to the inspection of the governor and if there appears to be no objection to it if will be forwarded. Primmer—There is only one moon question that I wish to ark. The detectives who arrested me, I believe, took a great quantity of papers out of my house. I dare say same el theta are doeurceute 2/3 years old. However. among them wee a corn plotnetary letter to mywilt from the Emperor of the French. I should not wish that to be lest. Mr. Stroup—l de not think it is likely that say docu ment found upon you will be lost ; but you are aware there ha.; sot ben time to look through she papers. Mr. Superintendent Ryan—We will take proper eon of them for you. The prisoner Morrissey was then pat forward. Mr. Stronge—Edward Albert Morrissey, you are swats that the tape charge has been nude against you? . Pnsoaer—Yea - Mr. Stronge—l shall be boned to remand your es= abio till next eatunity. lam sot ready to go on with the caw against you et present, as the information' have bens lodged in Parsonstown. Prisoner-0= I have a copy of the isformatleas? Mr. Waage—Not at premed. You will be entitled to a copy of the promedisp afterwards. There is a Dr. Camp bell, I believe, a relative of yours--is he not? P . l4;cassr—fee. Mr. Btroage—Be has applied for liberty to se* you. II you wish to see him yon may write a note ti him. and be eau come and see you before you are tsansinitted to pd. Would you prefer to see him? The prisoner replied in the affirmative, and writing mt. terials being supplied to him, he wrote the note suggested by t►e magistrate. At a later period the prisoners were removed in sibs to Richmond BridorolL SEIZUEZ OF SHOT AND SHELL NY THZ CUSTOM AT LlVElPOOL.—Yesierday, the Corona authoritir at Ll• verpool seized the grew steamer, Canna, Captain Wither sou, which arrived in the pert os &today, from IL No. mire. Her =miter did not reads 120 tor of SEA sad shell, which the Ousters oftioers food on board. The Customs authorities oontisue in posterior of her sod await inetructkne from the goverment. ANOTH KB EXPOIA.ION FItOX BELGIUM. —The Taupe of Sunday everdog says :—" A letter from Brussels informs us that 1L C. Longest, !chief editor of the Ripe Gauche. which is now published in that city, bas jast re ceived, is his tarn, a royal order of espalsioe comseadisg hire to quit Belgium is twesty-foar hours. The order gives no reasons ; the probable moon le the pubLiastioe ia the last number of the Rive Gauche of se article against the expulsion of M. Bossard, eatitled `L'Arbitraire."' OPENING OF THE PORTUO OMB EXISIBMOIL Omer*, Seer. 18.—The Newsome International Kahl bides was opened bare to-day with great rerisiege. At 1 o'clock in the elsereoes the King •aad Queen, Doe Ferdi nand, sod Doe Augusto, entered the Crystal Palace with a briniest suite, and wen coodocted through the centralises to the throw prepared for their Majesties ; these so address was delivered by the prehdeat of the cosopury by whom the palace Ma boon oorretructed, to which the Kin replied in tame dathrriog alike to the corepeay, the city of Oporto, and the conetry geoesellp. His Majesty oomileded by deelarior the exhibition open, smidet the rosiest enthusiasm from the miser one sad street coessares of spectators, native aid foreiga. Royal makers lced from the forts of Berra do Pik, and Fos is honour e d the evert. The royal party wars after wards ecedestail over the swims deportees.* of the Imild issay.eral rem, speciellv somPosed for ihr troloions : l i meanwhile peefonood ors the peat mak The part el the Weise diplomatic carps, the whole of the eteenalaz body, ell the =Misses; the wart &alibiing; and nearly all the spenbera of perhaniont, wertrairoo at the aeressoey, which war favoured by epleadir wafter- Begland beet repessusted for her mesafroluses salsas te a Drifted, the sahibities. PATINE Olreico Musing, Sorts ZW8001011; —Number el visitors for the week main September 23, 2,1131. Teri vanibsr thee the ogee* et the liermen fres died tuff 11.0.829. K.- -----"- - • .... . - .: .: .....407, 1* , .; , - .. . 21 :I _ ••. • . • ... . . • is • .• . It VENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1865. {STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL.] . ITWOPIINCE AUSTRIA. istembling down, or what la destined to remain, it 1 THE FENIAN MOVEMLINTI is also desirable that a man should have the __.__ .a own owtaniroirmar.) courage to • break through the trammels that Oxon am OWN coasseronnewr.l VIENNA, lisrs.2o. hold him, to his own and to others' undoing. DUBLIN, MONDAY /Star. the proclaim, Now, Ido not mean to say that Austria is in • Five young men were arrested in Killarney to '-c a lose state of revolution, as the word is generally under- day on the charge of Fenianism. Two of them '1 stood. There is neither revolt, nor bloodshed, nor were attorneys' clerks, one being clerk • 4 the "sense, nor disregard of authority. But there crown prosecutor for Kerry ; another was a !desk '-hility, the uncertainty, the fluctue- in the post-office. - `her characteristics of such a Several other arrests are expected. •4e men at the helm threaten to The !Freeman's Journal of yesterday says tha and arrests _cooties. to be made ta Dublin as well se in vision parte of tie proVIMIC4I4 which hays up I. the peissect ems bees exempt from mush occoneems. S. Parsoostowa, Mr. --,1 Morrissy, described ss a medical Sadist, and for 'oast is the establishment of Mr. Baxter, is -• arrested oa Saturday by Inspeetam ' ".. 0 divisios. The prissier reached -1• of tides afters, name '-*eit statism with ' - Oweepissey." "...we tees -.-.. leta..- ro. 8. • roe*