The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-16 00:00:00

4 - 1 NEWSPAPER c - 3 v -41 1414. 1 Tt t oil f , ; „ re 14 ~., . - -- - • - SS3IIdX3 I . • I n.. 4 1. 44 1 20.1 " r t 1 .2*. ..... . ; Id in Jar: 1 . 1,• I. 0 I r r .11 r I ••0 111.14 , ... ... ~1. 1. .1 .1 .1, 7111111... s.• u.,•..it is L~4 Ali • 1.1% NIA' II - , le ..11 k .4 t. • ... e • y. -I, •111 Kim . 11,- • •.. 1.4 ute .4., • mod hettee I. • :k 1.% •••••••• 4.• ug stet w.. 14 .t. I..itlio• tit 04 tk o Awl •• is kko ri• .•u.n ti.ayt like let.k. lit tl• t.. W. tlaik Tl, f..r I 1.0.4 , t. Riving 1... 'a...IV. lA. tii. .k I twat •..1..• 44 the largo* isle ire mallet that sal 1,A1)1•:4. • N.rrrtx.m •4aigi 1.. ma ros lit the L. . art. ; tett lolt IssAlser I; 4.1•41•14 , 1 m 4441 : thtil ▪ io ool.le extent. a.l .I.MA. 14 CliWrleti before • lento complete still motel. Aso' soy. to fart, .k thee Lave art rape. tit prott mods tho son, • IA thAt ~....,t Asistalioto, M. %I I ‘41.• -1101,1111% • , 11.1.1y ;%•• 0v . ..t the I tia qwl winter ,t that L:u Io re Dotter.' .4 • o•ls.'s• by the Ereoa. It es due 11.19 to S).‘,l• no ay segeossia of a retina to r thsn4. like the istroeut to waste is ell ion. .4 the Emends f J.rlre ; 510t1 oee the euridy .Inseroan tsar t.. per mad to over 111 liltifAetUrr. hs. couutr, A far woe.- re. Arty to be felt &meg the inning ao notch hosiery of the spring trade. sad ou,,th. blood eu.eidh to be trap. t... 011 goals et a old rate.. The great ogAl a unall advance. and kinount of co-openotisse to orb for so snolooturer. sued really heed,' to supply a —Soria : dam Jourmaf. 14. -At narkiA there was the site nude were nmetly Derley, out.. beaus, anal hut uuly foutel huyere a eery full attendance ea a fair supply of whist, mews I $(0.11 ClOlllllOOO I Of lerley wsmwoe.l laat to 6y: nuelthug. Me. to orley, ;IN to 41.. Cato, a. Pre.. 42.. to 4G.. per res per seek , woods, 4.1 a A fair sttesdisom at business pamieg is wheat nod ball buyers cane fiie rd tbeamtlses o slightly met • ecru .1... Mil. al Clistuge ; but Isaias market 4.-.14.7 the stingy dwusal. end nie7 It orals. rise barley sell. 7 qualities Is. lower. (4. 1 a gem) supply el wheat , reduction of IS. per qt. I*. per . j r. cheaper. Oats peas witbout chain.. ..1. Le skar bet prima In tu rpt.. to 7111. Maley, 111 1 k as, J. to 4A► Peas, 4Us. bad in the market toddy lotlit cote, sod 121 Whim old. 747 qts. ; hartry, 61. A• compared with ow oa top, awl dd, up ea cm top, sad la 4d. dews as ea top, and 4d. dews as es oe top, awl the mum wild qr. :—lilibenet, Me. to 1. dd. ; oats. I:A► Od. to t dd. Weight of tap-- bs eats, 4111bo ; beam, 00. 13. -- Tloo suabor of A Wing 92 tor Um wiser proves. Top price Poet. from 70. N. to Ito to 7c pq stoat. Th. tog XI lon Mot loot wet erg .lore sheet. awl I. "woo the row as those o. , 4 the but 7p • and interior. gram At nor atoothly mob r.tber leas tire Mai pal. - 61 - it the sw,sgs. awl As +stattuas: but Mashes swa naval as usdort-81tia . so : Daritellg . . 11 & 73a. ; UNA*" KZN WITH. NN., Ws. U W. 1.210.11.41N.05ia.14W. In N., loft w. 61.04. Ist 0111..ka.UNi the Quebee mid NUJ IA Admire me es idl alis Cassaba ass rDN. r ammensism. de, Ttsl sda vat en badsliabad ba Simi Nardi Aneurisms all LAM AT'S PlLlA—Wintn .usedire~ to the hut. u *nett am lawn istromarill Mt enereettvaa and tn. mlnhotate NUL ninth el_sd to empire aenotone he Warta thy amadowt advairnety medal* the We 4.. sad WWI, yet earelas: l coin ae unrivalled tor et reow , to ' epreeeiag etcoenve freirtilal agitate .lud worry tlun.u.l 14.0114 gl3, AND DIATHS. street. Dublin. t►e wife of 1. bortagsere. Clepisuwwesdl. d sea. s Cavite. f;nat Yarmouth. I. et a dal. e lart. '.lchaeo4-terrsee, Bristol. Work*. lints, the hotehter. tl.4lllna. bear Italasted.. t •Irnshter the t.r.oe, Clapham.: .t r son terrace. Seltlthead. the Wei ro ro n . ber . 10. at the h... ▪ daughter of Yr. L. W ,somtk.r At We•Lhari It J Ilurnee. Ltrrtor or .t. Ala.rtee:: lk, .filkikkilit, of the las+ r 12, it !It John's, FultoM.t O Of Mr T Ittitvher.. , f_ * ;T, Lighter of the Lete Y. ✓opt..B road, Ware opine) Rector/. emint7 i 1 t. IT. A. &Achim Mea imierfurd grant. mirNaar, Annie. . 1 ilwat Otwell•PiLwlL Vr AYE KOS LW% d P tf Loudon. We Product :co. 4,71 •] F )11 C.‘LCITI'A, callieig at MADRAS.—The rVELEGRA MS fin. INDIA, CHINA, t•lipprtaillhary ittrant ship tlitlitEN VI.KLCL K A CATRALI A. and THE EAsr menetnlly are relliVed al ; • 1-• • ,•• pkv,e, W rrt:N. V.takinsko•ler. no REFICIIII TKI.IIIBAPH OVVICK. and trAnanittltal by . tele. .•.a va Va t .e 5 .1.4•114.1. "nil leave on like :10th graph .llreet for lank.lkkik f , k %levaik.lrax. and thrk.uxh all Cie v;- 11. t- • k.....ar11.11S • 1...16 :it R 1.11.1 U • 4 1,11 14./t11 , c•gf...1..81 tel.Ersplik Noes in an.l Anstnilla.—Wor p it: tisulars lb, • ...Ur), 041• natrokilleent ship. Wilt expressly for apply at TLICS T.:aural* I. Kriel Lickange•ltuilti -1114 linit ttinr.r.ntly rentt.tt, ha. ant-rate amatu• lags, YC. pstiowit.terti anti will carry as eiperleneol aurin.iu an ▪ I ..I• -r, v ell! he run...word every eh weeks by uw W the lA, • .te f 4•1 gye7lll4 au •tildlry slauwweinals: —415. re. Tula Oevalaturlere. - - CU I tYll H. 11Vricht , . ...... ...} 1.1. K. W. F. Prrturcurne.. %pen • ,r, t... ..... 1111 R. W. Kee J u ly I • •I t'. • 4•••ith . !II I T. Th..rnhila . . . . ...• 5.4 J. I. Hunt .r Ir .414 cur.-we which •10 not exceed these of Ifni-elm; eallinretur. eprl) to DLAY and Cu.. At. Perlis. weal *levet. W Dews. ALFRED bitKrr aul en.. 150, 1...J.-shtll street. al the itYl'lt'L4 of the EksT INDIA eel 1.1 0 N1 4 1N 4 11114.11N0t I' 111PANy Litmot.-.1. Y , 511 terleir ur e . toen len, wh••1 e Rh. uprllr ttion I.r appult•tatrele a. L. t4Woulett its thu service ahuut•l I.r mad,. 1111.:UAltD Secretary. W A N U lR ° n* H pottn l ly t.ra N IILS C I;Inn t.. their nf their siiperior adti lapi re ic r l of British and Foreign CARYL - N. of deriuna In the preseut taste. asitahle fiir etery at) le iil decoration. ,ilka and other Fahrisc for rurtallite and tom tore —bradon Carpet Werehodle, 3 suit • Ooolgesinet, Tutteithanscoart-nrad, W. V.V.LP.VILA ISt) Direct, with hoick dexpatch v nn Sr.let en : at to h. 41J•147 . . gi.•nment . the ADO 1 , r1t1•11 ah , p !SIM ts. A 1. It NotaTIPA. r.numrnder, 5 2 4 tout edit la (hi W. 4he ti* lb ek. sawn., acconmaxiatina t 4' both 17.1 an.l La. p.worivarrs.-I , or freight or pa...4a apply to the J.%41:4 TUC/IMS and (b., Biultar-cniirt, B LACK lIALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN C1.11.11.:It4 Icon lota Direct. ItELIWISINIK pelt for r , reiving goods In the Loci .3 Docks teat,' Use Ss's, unioss preciously fa, the Black .lippte I.WB tons, Drortn. Commander. This hieh.clace .hpp...r. A 1 at lauyits for IS years, Joel returned rr a. her third rot .eo, offies itn.urpassed opportunities t ship. r, 4.1 tine eel meas. and %owl rt, accualouodatioti for all clause ..11 patectkoffs. Victoria warrants lA.O In part p.octient sIDNET packet for the 10th December, the unrivalled clipper CAIJINOORM. 1.00.1 tons.tho tested ship In the Sydney trade, I:2! CAIRN eltiels, ...inntsseler . MI'MILVALAND goulict i.N I.sth ikveratier. 111 e famous cllppec MoNTllititr.ti'Y. Tid. hcantiful ct•n.y..ti !nail ithip h., Pad nitarueil from • ciiyage with pooettert to tcurenalanil. for H M. enunalmhicters of Ktnittratinta, sal will be punctually dittgotc,ol. -- Vor alit;Wlettlart retpectovt frelzbt it postage to Australia spply 10 JAMKI NA11,111.1 0.1 Co. , 14terpool .I Arm. for the Welt ban Lim : wt.! T. M. lIACITAT sad Co.. 1. la.okshallietreck LC. WRS. 1101‘17 WIGRAM and SONW_,(OI ItkwaJl.yar4, Ltin4.sei LINE of PACEIT snips i• ACerIALIA.—Porn KU:MINS, Port PhlUp. Mired ito hum the Ds:.to istirday. the 21st Ditsessber. at the isles 11.1 dipper ghlp 4044L1.1,111111 tom resister, RIDOEBA. Cominswle..; lylost r tam E. 4 India Docks SW ~,t ja us.slark it all ammo at peuerourre are uutturPsated. mid Ye will carry an expenetrisi aerioom —for freight ue pomp apply to M . L6)1). A LLII.I4T. sail MORO A N, with Messrs i Casts sad 1a n.. lsl, Leaskithall Istre••t —Pastiecti.ters b: C = kw of packets are etruv.isa trout Pa.l.houttou to Plymouth Sat. clam for ommd-claas tanm madeeccuul-clase for thint-clom term BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROY AL MAIL ETEAM SHIM between LIVRIPOOL and EW TOM We/4 art between LIVERPOOL sad imxirus. the heir ships oily tt HALIFAX TM max/1w or ether emelt ere appe.ttetl to ten tree Liverpool, calling et Cork to Iteelitt them Olt Ant (or NEV YORK, %tontAy. November IS • Taking pootrosere oud to I. for Nusso 111110 Harem, So b. trodened as Sew %%wit on hoard U. ILM.A.A. Karnak. Irk/WA. for lomitiN, !Oltenia', November AUSTRA LAMA N. for New York, Soturday. Dowetabor T. ="somey. Includng i steward's lee NM prootions, bet wlsoo or 14loora :—To IWtlsi Rod bit... eidof odds. ; SNOW 'shin, AK To New Turkel:lel calko, MS: wood se rrolobt to Ilalltat, Flooton, mul Now York L 3 pa, ill% owl • per amt. primo.ro —Apply to J. & /word, SI. Old kowleitml Lneolou Comic Ilavro, it 11., Place d. a : U. so.l .1 Warm, Enchansa4SOSOß 0 Wahor.droot. Li a 1•1110 c. Rom, tioatostows or U. awl C. iloolver, t. veepeol. WIiILLY STEAM COMMUNIOLTION to YIW potic Dteeti.—The LI Y RRPOOL. KEW TORR. sad lIIIILADRLPRIA 5T14411.4111/ CO AAA X A Moog &watching ogle faU-pnestrol Steam-ships willlas M geseastowe le embark peoweeen and 4-switches, s• follow*: WRIIKLY /Rini LI YKRINIOL VOL NSW mai. CITY 0/ It UMPIRE Wednesday, Nov. O. KAYOARoto 27 CITY .0. 141/.W %.)lik Wednesday. Dec. 4. And every eneceollug Wednesday. Cobb mew IS. 17, end AI ;um as, acconling to Me swan medelles. Tamar , ' ntsatoo, a genre" Including all provider egeleall reespagene fe, emu& sadtog Weetern Suede Weird emelt ea meg Irinotairmils Swum—rite further partioalsrs gli s WILLIAM INMAN. 2i, Wateeotreot. Liverpoot . or to sad DIACRY. OE Kiwi WIWI= strew, City. DHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS wlll deratch the ear Intern stearen r Urn : 11:IfFTMIDAY and the luny& the BATATIFX every , rtrolay ononelac M 11 rieleck, from the britleit end Foreign , :tilli.Whart. IFarm-41 lea MA 174. ed. . return ticket'. et Sa and LI as N. The FTISIOILIt, every Tivermlay mom hem off IA. Tamer. Plum (I. For IkIYCN , the ADLILF., Wedriesilev ergotism Nomniber fn. hem d et a fare Horselydatne. a half. Ifere•-111, 41. and 10a *Mum tickets Mor . m id taw days, from doeastydown. Wars* sad al.. . __ _ ► iglei liworesee., vopl yat Chaplin'. I/shyer, OOff.Lignm ,et PR I LLIII%, 0 ILt VII NM 10e4488, IC. TZLZGRA PH TO INDIA COMPANY amino csouu ammo, tu mAssamose 12 each. with Power holl-ase r2.10,nn. KlPoen lOS per Starr o ) Application. owl 10e. ne Atlntmemil iteeinervd ander the Joint Stock companies Aet WIMIALUBTIPIRENSUN. DilterlOrt& Philip Patton Myth. P. vi 44 the Mauritius. sir (nor', ihovhem. Bort. K C. 8., late Governor of Bong The Hoe Jams Syne, Chairman of the Smith Realm Railway Company. WiWain Dent Len., Inv ol the Ron. E. I. Co.'s Civil Service. Meal. ?Mort. k Imams, 6e. A, Cheiter.amm. Captain W. H. Hall, Lk., C. 8., Divector of the Peninsular and 'Mental Company. John Kotler Leith. Key.. We of Calcutta. Chairman of the 'melon% B 'NMI Ra lway tkompany. Alexander W.larn. Res, VAC late of the Boa. IL I. Co.'s Civil Service, Madras. With power to mid to their nimiher ) ArinVons—.l. A. Franklin. Sig.. awl A. I Wildy. raw lulJeffollll—flegsta Fredillelds and Newman tkomm—liesm Knight awl CoYmin. 1, Royal Inching,- bralloilant 1:401.31U1ta —Air Charles Bright and Latimer Clark, Req. Razzes —The rondo's and County Beuk. IlltrageekT —C. I. Peri. Cats °emcee—et Alomateettrvet. The Goverment have 'growl 1.. tranefer the line, stations, and tvoperty of the itssi 404 nl.l Imila Telegraph Company to this 1 , 1. Company ois the folov.ing lean s: lit. That the e haul boon.. Instruments stations. ("nets. boas, & bekm.nus to the old Company, shall he Made over to the new Cosamay. Imo from charge. lad. That the new Cowpony sh.di see their hest endeavours to repair the line awl to Vl,Nik it when rous!dete I. brunnli“ with the line between Aden and K orraches , uul are to have rowel. ens no soon. ,e two Ihir 1..4 the e I. S 111), ibed, and one. third paid up, and a vult.ilOv vessel de.rit.twi with not less than In maim of new ealde oa h ird. That toor new r.tnip tny shall he entitled to a dear flit.. Arad oat of tho prttitts to p:r coat prr alillllo2 on the money Pahl ap, au.l tho ii . otrrnanut IA to h.t•e the power to repurchase the Sae Ult rept) 10,1 the v.. atal .sprawled At the exptrattun of SO para. lith. That say morphs, prnflts shall he applied t.i reimbiirse toe Gewatemsat for the interest th 7 have paid sad will hare to pay the urtainal e.ipital expended: after which any rhecia wry accrue wUI lie applied I. the creation illitpaterve Mad. ;;Into of the Company will he &wilted at the hilt v.rly. After the restoration of the line. any out- IWgiTecipital to be sttin.let to the app,vel of Goverment, awl th. Gevennmrut it to have the right winject to arbitration of gballowsnig working espetnitture which they mny consider es- elly In the cv.nt of the failure of the Conr , any to restore or Stun the lot In 'condo, order. the U o tonont are to have Ss power of t iking It nito their hand. &cam oil repaying the NOW actnally expeoiled by the new Company. Should the Gatielialatiln_ not exerci s e this right, the Company are to be at Meng to aspen, of the iooperty to reirolotrve their outlay . Oki Lars% after defrryoog the attune expenditure, to be handed ewer to the G. o crosuent. Gum Is to he defined to be the non. working of the linc from cud to end after reasonable allowance lime for rr.oonst Hon 7th. All illgerenees hetween the Government and the Company le be deckled by arbitration. Ind This urrAncenient presupposes the concurrence of the Shareholders of the old Company in the terms proposed to them by her Majesty's thiverienn at any perliamentm powers neer*. FRY to Ph , . etfcct to these srrituoustuta an to be obtained by by Nlajesty's Government. I rollas ap,dk atlon t.r shares and Information may be ob • tuna' at the rlfiVel, or il , llll the Company's Boilers, Maws. Knight and Coleman, No I, loyal gxelsangs•buildlnip. TELEGRAPH TO INDIA COMPANY mited% NOTICZ HERSBY G IVEN,, Mat the led U. sad India Tek.fraph Company has !on Indicated their sempteaos of the hems proposed to them by her Majesty's Government. by a res. lotto passed at the Geo rat Meeting on the sth Instant, and the Lads coannna..i.olers .4 her efajestyn Treasury h Moe secede b the term... 4 the iteeollitton, subject to the fulillment by the eta o.nipany , 1 the prelim nary comlitioos impimed by the Go eindoent. vet ." that too.thirds of the capital should be sub- KT , be I aro oci• tlord peW hp." the loots ot Directors of omP 4 nY .111 proceed to tits FINAL Amax INT of the TIII ItaDA T mtt, the elst Iseleat. Upwards of t•••-thtnis of the slam. havies bees slimily appropriated, the .rd are prepared np tn. and iselealee of; the 15th Instant, to appliulalotre for the lestalader y.ems of application may be obtained at the Mem of the "mean, . or at the looters. Mew. Loh& mad Oeiemma No. 1„ A.)4 f.a. bang, buddies, LC. By Grier yot tie Board. te. Moarplo-auset. N0r.14. IRS. C. I. PZ fterstory. E AST CHAIRS, COUCHES, and BEDS. BROWN ItlOll'llKM have Mnna..f the moat 4 ., .mplete and easy kind km.irti. Pa.:k up in a %cry until 'pare fur travilling, and adapted for home uwc , unpurt, military, and invalid& ta&a. Pamirs free. PK& Piccadilly. IitARLOW'S SELF-ACTIN(; MEAT SCREEN 701 • 11 • WV }oils of 'twat with a mere handful of coda. Illse *awls( h••••••• inest is beautifully roasted in every pert, eloety browsed all over. and all the gravy ant nutritious properties retained. Price V.s. N.B. These surprbilutt *Sects are produced by aciaatlflc coaceutration of heat. UARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's L delight . an intallible method let cooking this favourite vegetable in prancing. ?nos es., Ps, es. HARLOW'S A UTONIATON CINDER SIFTER, .a.) the 11.aisemahl • Mk wl. warranter! mre one We of omit la three. Moe lla ha. Will last 20 rears.) B - -• ARLOWS TABLE CUTLERY, unequalled Oar Wee or quality. Ivory belanred table knives IS•.. DR dons excellent black h dub , with 61•01 brim. If& 114. per down ; careen la proportion. BARLOW'S MAGIC OYSTER OPENNIL—A nem sad met ingenious Inman's. Price as ad. BARLOW'S INDELIBLE MARKING INK. No preparation§ required. Prim la per bogus. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No yaw. or seiltesent disturbed In tilting. MU repay Its Wing met in a month. Price o and upward BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No rent pee requital tio tame let beer sr sear Mae. Pries 4e. 6d.. ditto electro plated. es.—Apply direct to JANES lIARIAJW. pageants. 14. King Milliarnigrest. Illandon•house. ase that his runts and einem Is in r every article. all others are spurious imitations. hagraviiiin grain. Itetabllsherl left NUNN'B VEGETABLE (COLZA) OIL, 4 s . per imperial gallon. retinal by their peculiar mew, is far aoperior to any other, both tor purity of quality awl bril liancy of light. nuppile.l by THOMAS NUNN and SONS, Inaba Coruluotatrort, W.C., to all ports of town daily. nAVIES'S SPERM CANDLER, Is. 4d. and is. ed. per lb.: nes British was. la Id. ; transparent wax, la al : genuine was, To 4.1.: %maw was, Is 141.: Outside was, la • patent sperm. IL . caaposlla lON., awl 114:: installs for Palmer s Imam /AL : rastainsa 9pL ; dips, Td. ; Maki; tied.. Gdu oil, pisr taloa pilaw soap, 314., 441 a, 444., sad als. par 11411 s. : ; old brown Wisdom, Is. 114. par packet ; essuams brows Wholacw, la: white Wirier, Is. 4•1. asap, Is. 44. : s ycelrias aud abased. Is per lar—ilor cask $4 41. P. DA VIVI ewl SIEVA' old-oolobltubed wars. brew 1111. /14. Marlds's4saa Marlan-crow Loadow W.C. COALS. —By Screw Steamer and Railway.— RIGHRI7IIY sad KINGBLAND COAL DIFOTIL Manager% Secrete:4m Travellers or Agents em et—LL( and Ca's peke for Helton and Lamblon Wallermi, the bra house noel In the world, direct from the collieries by screw steamees, is tea per ton Rlo not pay more under say pretest): f 4: bat Ils. Inland, hy railway .--Bilkelnea r ilar ra m Ma. ; Clay Crass, and les.. Barnsley. lea.: Hartle" lie. K. net cash. Dallvered. etreemeoL loamy part of lemdesa—Ao orders dived( le LW. and CtillgA Y'll Chief Mom North Leaden Litany Steam% ilighbary, Islington, or X Lapland. VALUES of GOLD. —W AT ILKESTON sad 111100D174, foe the Information of the PahUs and their OnYnrPatrons, beg to sake the following annonannasst n- WALLIS of 0411 D, feeling persuaded that the tate. =J th* IM blr Under and the public Will be aUks protected by the wide elrealstioa at knowledge on Yds 'abject. Gold befog Melded late 24 parte or carats, it follow. that geld of ft carats floe, le 18 carsts..l3 1 Si estate .. St UlO worth _ad 214 17 waft.. 3• g aerate.. 111 Se per ounce, Id cannts.. gIS 71 carats .. 1 4 * Ulcerate.. 4 1 1 15 ants.. 213 1 errata .. 1 1 U carats (BMA 14 drab.. g 9 61 ant... •17 standard) 17 Itle 11 costs.. 6 • carats .. 014 24 • corste.. 14 4 It carats.. 261 emirate .. 010 71 91 sorsa.. 315 to It carats.. 113 1 cant... 0 7 1 19 aunts.. T I le wale.. 114 21 carat ... 0 61 29aimikafary. W. fisatiouparesA Cernesa. W.C., London. dings ma ed COW= and Jsani for a each. N.B. Title utligikeina slues at d to the ng, sad es Saturdays U.. 07.Gioc. IOWERBY and TATTON, Bankrupts, Itagent-clreus, and _ Ostorststrest - - - _ SIWELL sad OD. bag to 8,1112011114110 that this MAGNIFICENT STOCK, samanting to 84110 Us. Id., ersailatlag of Silks. Fussy Dreams Mulles, he. Sc. LEM Manilas, Shawls, ram to ate . 9 ilirboss, Lam, Mastery. Ate. . Litt 6 I RIDSOLD 091 as MONDAY ant and following days at a Y/LEY LAZOE ItICUUCTION from the mot pries. Wks purchasing far ladw or other warm climates, will find this a vary destraMs aggertentty. minus H0U.16 Ofd Compton.etreet. and Frith street. Soho. N. Dams will be spas at IQ ILO and ekes at Sp in MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NW AU I DUN AND WINTILII STOCK for the WorlJ.heled Souk* ANGOLA Int. TROUSINA Is now replete and reedy fee Inspeatlen. Time Troween, were orienalrd by My 111104 Irbonsoily addenda Is TS. SPAM MANOVIIII4IQUABX. and wits la sot connected with any pen bolt/Aft and Meer. twins In Ma mina ENTABLINIIIID 11th FIEBILIJAZY. 1611. G II N S.—To SPORTSMEN.—The preoeut nit? nakloin offers limit —Go to WHISTLIILL 11, Strailro r rtair, Its nablen-eraer Hotel : twit through Ms Mock of SRCOND.I.I.OII) Bit FISCH sad Y UISLIALOADINO GUNN SINGLE and DOURLYAIARIULLLZD at wary Net and deneription, she 3.IIVOLV gLLr, by au the bed Liaise makers with every danariptine of ammunition. IIia.—WIMITULL Mama. L W. will take anything In iischaallh C.IPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and ea SON, will aunt certainly the debt. Better 010104 be male. Mewl, with tryst s or pebble*. 151. : stack with L . to lee. Gold awl Silver Spectacles and Y.ye-Cilesess im gr ft elt variety. at olually low price& II aria's Prospect Olass, Pia tkl. plea trim THIPS. Hanna sad SON. Opticians to the Royal Paesliy. apposite the BMW Mumma Oates, n. Oates, LUatiow.—No travellers employed. TONIC.—Weak and sickly persons should try WATZLW QUININE WINE. the hest prepermUou or Quinine. recommended by U.. Howell. of the Lowed, satlthe •• • orcoAre•l otlnly bi It. W • --"" nulled probation. Prtie'rd solely be. WATERS, !, -. llll7tibee W, Costoespetreet, Lefties, Red to obtained of all groan, and eine mersienta, Ms. dozen. Wbo!aide Array i l l ere m i l s, la tebb. and Co., Worcester. DINNEFORD'S PUKE FLUID MAGNESIA has been. during twenty.tive years. emphatically MEW Unried by the me d ical and universally accepted by the politic. an the Not remedy for chilly of the stomach, heartburn, heaoache, gout, and In,ligation, and as a mild ape. rwut for delicate consti utannt, more earmially for ladles and children. Combined with the AeicilliAtegi Lemon Syrup, it forms an agregaiile effervescing draught, in which ita aperient quail. tin are much iacreaaeil. During hot seasons. and In hot climates, the reablar caw of thin drople mot elegant remedy has been founil highly herienclal.—Naiiiifactursal with the almost alien- Dim to strength and purity, by DI7iNtIfULD and Co.. 172, New bondstreet, London. and sold by all respectable chemists throughout the empire. DR. RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE natures 0.it0h.04 to the most shattered constitutions In four areeka Valium Is unpodble. Its eiferts are permanent. No consultation ',seesaws. —sotl In cabal, Dim full Instructions, at Its., or four usantlhes fur &Is seta aayakere, carefully packed On receipt of rein at VICe or stomp. iota agents, /MO UT sad Co., PIP, Strand neu Tensole-har. DR. BRIGHT'S APHRODISION.—Th e Phom phor.sed NKRVI NE TIINIC.—The new chemical Combi nation of Phoephgtic salts, quinine, adapted fur both sexes. containing all the essential constituents of the blod, Dram, and nerve substance; agreeable to the lodate, innocent iu Its action, still presents; its wooderful properties, affording Immediate relief. and permanently wring all who suffer from wasting and withering of the nervous and muscular tissues, spernistorrberg, disea..es of the kblio•yl. bladder, all urinary dia malt.. and every other exhaustive derangement of the system, regenerating and reinvigorating all the important element. of the human frame. Prices, Its. per Sot tie. or :our 11... bottles Inoue, I.ls. Prepared and sold tithe Laboratory, 44g, !Lab's street, Regent- Street. W :opposite the side of St. iieorge's Church', London ; where also may he had the new medical work, entitled °Nervosa Rxhanstion," its cause and cure, with an Essay on Spermathro phy, showing the marvellous restorative powers of the newly. di•covered and wonderful remedy, knows universally as the Aphroillslon. 275 pages. Price 2s. ad., by post Es. 10.1. abridged edition, Is., by post 14 stamps. AU cmnmunkations and rust once orders to be addressed to Ralph Bright. Th.. above medi cines have been confided to a registered physician, Bendier of the Royal College of Surgeons, Ragland, who may be daily con sulted from 11 tog. A NEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. OIXOTTS BILIOUS sad LP'S! PILLS, without say Mercarlal Inmedient, from the nits win he fame Invaluable to all who suffer fromlgs Lid Bum emnpialsio buthlysties. wtod. Valetta oddness,. &seinen of the syse, ler habitual costiveness, as a family aperient me& nue, and as a puriner of the blood, they are truly eteellest. mild In their operation and grateful to the 'nomads they eresais appetik promote dleation, and streosthea the whole Germile system. Sold by W. Lambert, l JermThetreel and by meet innortsta in boxes. la If& sod la N. Be wife M ask lier Dr. fleett's Moos sad Liver Pills. The genuine are a game peso polo" with Leasheri." engraved on the stump. 'PROMPT CURE for COUGHS, Chest Din a. ewes, twee Throats, trulnaeys, Lung Complaints. ere.. by tie MIMI= PASTILLES of the Berndt, prepared by Pro- Soma Bernenilet, chemist, from simple herbs without .plum, and warrenned by anelyels.—Wholesale Depot, Meters. BAK CLAY and SONS, W, Yerriaiionwtreet, City, LC. ; and retail erta ai Ilharlda sail medicine vendor,. hit. 9a. jet bor. lr 'AnES. rea: LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1861 THE LONDON PA VILION. OPEN IMP vino 2N6. TM performance. at the above Musichall bare been warmly elaatiaed bi the public petit, than which a better criterion eon. nut he adduced of the latent of thow 4/1~4 and the geuend &erecter of the amusements provi The eatertaintuents 47.01.15 t of the Moat popliae operatic sclet • Wen by ent rate artiates. The come brae unrivalled. The imitosadiria I,lllt Fantly In their classical and niuurpaased Wareaties, sad a variety el other amusements. A HVE YOU SEEN HENDERSON, the ORIATIBT WONDIR el the DAT, as VII LONDON PAYILIoN I DANCING ACADEMY, 36, Alderigate-street. SPECIAL NUITICIL—Au ADVANCED CLASA fur WALTZ. INO, the, entelucted by that eriebrated teevber Abe Mat In Demon. Mr. T. P U P. % every MONDAY. Elementary In. alenvo.m. Thursday. and ' , ditty,. Mr. FLOYD'S Krhet and repular Quadrille Parties every Wednesday and Saturday.— Adatten..n. rel.—Private Luanne. D. ed. oluxd . ST. JAMES'S. Uu 111 nitori g in a ll y produced at the Gymnam, and played with great vigour and taste by M. Paul Devour, the beat actor of the little French troupe which was here last season, has been adapted by Mr. Charles Seluy fur the St. James's, under the title of The Poor Nohle sin e. Our readers may recollect the story of the gallant and dignified old Marquis, poor and miserable, living in seclu sion with hie daughter, whose alliance with the son of • rich boar9eois, M. Robisesu, is about to take place. But the Marquis oan give his daughter no dowry, so the match is broken ad, and the poor old man has to go forth to earn his bread as a pianoforte tuner. Under this guise be is sent for to what was his ancestral borne, now inha bited by a rich widow, who, learning the real rank of her visitor, and being anxious for • title, hints that she would have DO °Nl:till/0 to him fur • husband. The old man hesitates : fortune, peace, a happy home for his daughter would be secured; but fortunately at this juncture be kerns that M. Robioeau no longer finds the lack of the bride's dowry an obstacle to hie son's marriage, and the Marquis takes the opportunity of saying a good word for Robiueau s ire, who is enamoured of the widow. The piece is charmingly acted. Mr. Wigan plays the well•bred, polished gentleman—whose manners, however, are obscured by misfortune—like a gentleman and an artist; and Mn. Wigan throws hearty, bustling geniality and good tempo: isleabe widow. Mar hallermesal el leers lot the Marquis was ea admirable bit of acting. Mir Herbert looks charming as the daughter, and acts with her usual spirited pace; and Mr. F. Matthews is as unctuous as ever in the character of Robinesu. The piece was perfectly successful. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Mer chanta.—COGNAC BitANDY.—The dim slip In obtaining this mouth esteemed forage& spirit to a pure state Is well known, although it Is esaent lel, partatilariy when required for medicinal pirpows, that it should be perfectly sputum. al EVENS and !wets bare long been famous for their Cognac Brandies, a hick for quality cannot he surpansed, being imported exclusively from the th Cosmic Booms. STEVENd and C1:114 pd. esere finest Mil Mown, its. and :his. per gallon. Choice old pale, tr:s. and Wt. per gallon. N mes and Spirits of every description at equally ressonable prime. All goods delivered tree within flee miles Terms, csee.-76, Bish•PePi•-stsave VARMOUITI BLOATERS, 26 for 2s. 6d. ; 60, I. 4, . 100. It : Liu ; 400, Us. ; 000. 20u : 500, See . LOW. 3;0 package lookalek ; forwarded to any part of the keel.= upon reads of psousof order or postage stripe Sand bill wad plain dividers to YIXDIJLICK BAJLNBY, Flab thine. Great Tansoath. HAIR RESTORED, Prwerred, and beautinerl, by the use ROWLANDW ACAttSAK OfL ele gant and frarpant Oil prevent, hair from falling otf or turning grey, strengthens weak hair, cleanses It from soul and dandrilf, and makrd rt btalitifully soft, pliable, and glossy. In the grist!' of the Beard, %Milkers, and Mustachios it is unfailing in its stintinatiie operatin. I.'or children it a espaially ftCOO3- fteudell, of forming the basis of a beautiful head of hair, while Ito tuts . ..tut:Um' Into the sunup of Royalty 11101 the I.llllllCrutlf Testimonials conitantly received of its @Macy, afford the best and surest proofs of it, merits. Prim Pa K , 75., Od., eipuil to four small, and Ila par bottle. Hold at 20, Hatton-go:deo, sad by elisesists and Partasspra Ask tat lowlasAls* Macassar SAL Price ed., or poet tree for 7 etienpa, UNSOUNDNESS of INDIAN GUARANTEES, shown In a fatter to lllbill Slaughter, San., Boarstary of the Stock Exchange. By H. Turn' nottrna•rs. Tallant and Co., 5, Are Yarta-laws. Just out, prke 6d., by post for das 1) IMMEL'S PERFUMED ALMANACK for 11 W.:, beautifully printed In oil colours. Imparu • de. liglu ul fruganco, and forms an appeoprlato prsaanL nuld by all ha trade. _ licuTmet, perfumer, I. /Strand, sad ft, Cornhlll DE. CURTI.; ON NEEYOUSNEeIn, GENIULLL DEBILITY, etc. Just published, prices IL, poet free truss the hulk" for .- AbIEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSEza . CURB of PREMATURE DECLINE In MAN, with Pala directions for perfect restoration to health and vigour, the result of twenty fire years' successful practiw Ls the treatises% of those peculiar WWII/ and acquired diseases which Pad to esabetter and shorten lUL By Dr. J. L Coatis, IL Albemarle. Arcot, Lon.lon. Cousultatiosta, to till 3, said Ito e. •• We fool DO Poltation is sapa4 Mere is sonseinberof society by whom the hook will sot be found nisful—whethersoch person hold to relation W pareat„preS•Ptcre ar clsel=sn: — Sue- Laudon : Maus, Wilii111: arid to, Warwick-lase. METROPOLITAN DOLED OP WORKS. -•- The usual meeting of the board was held yester day ; Mr. J. TawArrna is the chair. On • report being brought up from the Building Act and General Purposes Committee, recommending that several officers who bad been temporarily employed in the engineers' and superintending architects' departments be trausferred to the staff and receive permanent appointments, The cuataxas, in mower to ao inquir► from Mr. Roche, said that if clerks were temporarily required in the engineers department, it was left to the chief engineer to select • person qualified for that temporary appointment, and if he was fuuud to be • meritorious ()Meer, it was considered right that he should be placed in the position which should result in the aavitatage which ought to be derived from one office to another. The engineer asked that a temporary Officer should be appointed, awl that being so it was left to him to name • person whom he deemed to be fully qualified for the duties. Kr. Moons and several other gentlemen demurred to the system carried out, but after oonsiderable diseemlie the re commendation of the committee was carried by a large majority. A report was brought up from the committee on the Gas Acts, which stated that in consequence of a communication received by the clerk of the hoard from the Monie-office, he had attended there and seen Mr. Clive, the Underlecro tary of Bt.ite, who mentioned to him that during the paring of the bill through parliament on representations made by the City Itemeinbraooer, the question had been referred to the law officers of the crown, and they had given it Si their upinima that the words of the bill excluded the City of Lon de. from its operation. Under those circumstances the committee recommended that the resolution of the 16th of November, ordered to be laid before the City authorities, do remain in abeyance until further orders are received from the board respecting it. Mr. ECIILT moved that the report be approved, and urged that it would be unwise on the part of that board to place itself in antegoomn with the government. It was quite clear that a mistake had been committed, and it would be well for them to emit until the commencement of the somas to see what steps the government would take f or the purpose of rectifying the error. It would also be un wise to oppose the qty of London, as it was his desire to cultivate friendly fueling" with them when be could do so without sacrifice of feeling or expenditure of mosey. Mr. Law seconded the motion. Mr. butx.us moved the following amendment ;—" That the Sole of Gas Act, 1858, vests the administration of its previsions in the justices of the peace sa well in cities as in counties; that the Aineodmeut Act of 1861 transfers all powers conferred on the justices, so far as relates to the metropolis, as deriud by the Metropolis Local Management Act, to this board, without excepting any portiuu of its use front their jurisdiction ; that it has been the intention of the legislature to entrust the execution of duties affecting the whole metropolis to this board, u evinced by the pro• visions made fur its equal representation. That the Attorueptleueral has given he opinion that neither the Commissiouers of Sewers nor the justices of the City of London have power to perform any functions connected with the Sale of Gas Acts ; that this board, therefore, resolves that it will take the necessary steps for carrying out the provisions of the Sale of Cu Acts within the City ; that a communicatioa be addressed to the justices, acquainting them with ouch resolution, mid inquiriug whether they are prepared to transfer the apparatus in their possession to this bead, and on what terms ; that it be referred to the . gascouTittee to give practical effect to the foregoing rem- This subject led to a very long discussion, but eventually the amendment, with a modification of the second clause., was adopted, that modification consisting of a declerstios that the legislature bed entrusted the baud with the exe cution of duties afro:tail the whole metropolis, and that it be referred to a committee to apportion the various die. them. The motion was carried bee majority of 16 to 9. Some routine matters were disposed ar, sad the beard adjourned. Till REPRZSENTATION OP FIRSBUAY. A deputation of electors waited upon the Lord Mayor at the Ilandos-liouns yesterday, and invited him to come forward as • audidate for the seat vacated by the death of Mr. buncombe. The application took the chief magistrate wholly by surprise. They urged upon his lordship to present himself to the constituency, assuring him, from their knowledge of them and of the lone:oil favour with which be was regarded out of doors, • feeling which obtained as strongly in Pinabary lir in the City of Loudon itself, that his election would be on event within the range of probability. The Lord Mayor expressed his ac• knowledgenents for the fresh proof of esteem and confidence implied in the invitation. He should not have severed his political coonexion with the borough of Andover but fur the urgent and numerously signed requi sition to him by electors of the City of London, on the retire ment of Earl Russell, to prevent himself as a candidate for the vacant seat. In taking Imes of his former constituents at Andover, he had stated that he should never have thought of asking the suffrages of any other constituency than that of London, and be still adhered to that course, and therefore declined the honour they proposed to confer upon him. Tax EXTRAORDINARY MURDER NY DROWNING AT DIPTruIID. — YRRDICT DT Fele-DLitt —Ldiet evening, Mr. C. J. Cartier, wow for West Kest, concluded the *airy, at the Trinity Arms, Church-street, Deptford, lab Uiecircuinstances atteoiling the death by drowning, in the Surrey Canal, of Margaret Edmonds, aged 25, a domestic 'errant. Several witnesses were examined, but their eei dente went entirely to oorroboute the statement Made by the young own named George lokpeu, which has already appeared in our columns. The jury, after a long cousulta• tam., returned a verdict " That the deceased dad feloniously, wilfally, maliciously, and o f m a li ce aforethought, murder herself ; and that George Inkpen, at the time of the felony and murder aforesaid,was felouiouffilypresset,aiding.abetting, sad inciting the deceased to commit murder." The coroner then issued his warraae for the burial of the deceased he twesu the hours amine and twelve and, as the law repair's such warrant to be executed within 24 hours after delivery, the funeral leek piece Let West SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL RACES-FRIDAY. Sli.i.ryo IiCIIDLE RACK of 3 soya each, with 30 added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; mares and geldings allowed abs. Selling and other allowance. About • mile sad a half over hen Sights of Mantles. (11 subs.) Mr. T. Wadlow's Diadem, by Bay 11614 eton, 4 yew, PM 514 AOl~ Mr. Cares thee, 4 yrs, lost Mb (60L (Cowry) 1 Mr. laud's Ingestre, 4 yes, lett Sib OK) , gall) Mr. Bates's Cumberland, aired list lUb MK) ....Knott, 4 Mr. Smith's Pantomime, aged. 10st 1116 (ML) (Palmer).. 6 Mr. C. Omen's nollerino, 3 yrs, lust Mb Wester) Betting : 5 to 2 apt Eheu, 9 le 2, each apt Ingestre and Sonatina and 6 to 1 apt Diadem. Eheu and Pantomias cut out the work at a good pace, hav ing Ingestre and Medan third and fourth, Cumbsrisad sad Sultana* bringing up the rear. Very little ohmage took place until reaching the distance, when Lido, who was class on the rails uestest the chair, stole a march upon the two leaden, and Walter White setting her going in earnest, landed her in front by a length • three length dividing the sensed from the third • the otbire named the post pulling up. The wins* was afterwards sold to Mr. B. land for 62 guineas. THE HOPP= NuMUT (Handicap) of 60 son., added to a sweepstakes of 3 son. each, for 2.yr-olds ; the snood to remiss 211 son. out of the stakes ; winners extra. Fire furlongs. ad subs.) Mr. Drununontl's Egyptian. by Touchstone. TM Ilb Mr. Wintrtasham's My Mary, /et alb Mr. T. & Danon's &park lie* UM gr lClesneut) e i t ia bist Mr. Benthe Melody, lot lith Mr. J. Marshall's Meliouby, est ( . llerdhem) Count F. de Legumes Maar ffeadwarat ear ra bw ar Mr. Johnstone's Veteran, 7* 4111 ( M Mr. Cheadle's Fazio. Tot MfaIMM Mr. Ortmehaw's Silk/tOO% Tel (Herenale Mr. Y. 8. ilawson's Tority.kwee, Ul Into Mr. A. 1.11410111 . 11 I by TM (,W—ldol. est Nib.. taken& Mr. Hopwood's Cram les, art Mb Mr. ltaigresve $ Hoodwink, istilth (car. BK.) . (boy* hefting : 6 to 4 eget My Mary, 4 to 1 egg Kaplan. 8 to 1 apt Tommy Jones, and 10 to 1 apt any other (off.) After strand false stria, mow of which The Idol broke • stirrup leather and came through for . fresh or, Egyphisa, My Mary, *kohl, end Melody, were the front lot, and martered their position to the end, when Egyptian woo cleverly by a nick ; Squirt was • bed third, Melody fourth ; Undo, Fox was neat, the lest lot oomprising Tommy Josses, Mal. ruby, end Veteran. _ . HASDICAP 811 ZKIIIYAKIB of 5 eon. each. with 90 added ; kw all allies ; +laser area, UM • mule. (21 sake.) Bruce's Lord of the 3138ur, by Suucbsturse, 6 yrs, Vet llb (C'ealemss) I Yr. T. Hughes s Miss Dam; 6 yrs, est 916 (J. Draey) Mr. Ocoddlug'e 1.0.1 y Peel, 6 yrs, sat 111, (Perry) 3 CaptaLs Miss Julia, aged, list Mb.. (G. foram) 0 Mr. Z. Mill's Vulture, 6 yrs, Oct Illb (B. Grlroshaw) 0 Mr. J. Peace's Leonia*, 6 yrs, last 1016 Lord Westanorelautl's Courldeuee, 3 ms, TM Mb (616Igeley) Mr. Riddell Cwuberland, aged, rst flho Mr. Phillip e' s Mares*, 3 yrs, Est lib (Z a kte l e j rr , Mr. Barber s Foihead, 3 yrs, wit (Noble) 0 Mr. A aylur's Drummer Buy, 2 yrs, het 71b Mr. Bmltlis Keepsake, 3 yrs, 64 71b ( car NW WU} Woodhouse) 0 ~. . _ (Whiteley) 0 Mr. A. Oven ' s Waasbeck, yrs, let 71 6 Urinishaw) 0 Betting : 5 to 2 gat Min Emma, 7 to 1 mak apt Vul ture, Harriet, sad Leostea, 8 to 1 each apt Lord xi the Manor, Confidence, and Mire Julia, and 100 to 8 each apt Lady Peal and Postured. Confidence, in the make et ess 00U11411, made the nipping until approaching the dietrums, where Lord of the Manor and Bias Emma poised Coo& donee, Lord of the Manor wiuniug cleverly by • neck. Lady Peel was • bad third. The others were pulling up as they west past the thair, Wansireck bringing up the rear. Tax GMAT AurumN Cur, value 200 soya., given by the Lessee, added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 25 soya, each, 10 ft ; second to receive 50 mom out of the stakes ; win ners extra. One nude and three quarters. (100 subs, 63 of whom pay 3 sovs. each to go to the fund.) Mr. Liccein's Petra, by Tsdnior, 6 yrs, tat nib (Mldgicy) I Mr. Hari ison's lady Ripon, 3 yrs, est ibb (Cualloner) 2 Mr. Merry's Hurley, ilyrs, Oat nib (Heyward) Count Y. de Lagrange's Osbrielle d'Eatrees, 2yrs, 74 llnc 6lh extra) iH. Oriashaw) 4 Mr. T. Parr's Araliumbe, 4 yrs, Mt (0. !Indium) 0 Mr. IC Hills Wildman, 4 yrs, 7st 121 b (Y. Ada os, 0 Mr. Y. Krindells cawcutter, 1 yrs, 7st Clement) 0 Mr. Barber's Prince of Denmark, 6 yrs, get .1211) - . -- (F.UtSrail;) 0 Mr. Stewart's Joey Jones, 3 yrs, est rib .... 0 Mr. J. licott's Cuothisote, 1 yrs. Get lib tine tins es, 1110ylei 0 Mr. Y. swindelrs Millionaire, 4 yrs, Oat 41b.... (F. Vreisch) 0 Mr. liodgmstis lioothsisyer, Byre, est 411, • Whiteley) lir. T. Hughes's itemuuerator, Gyres wit 110 ....(J. Daley) 0 lir. Peek, piu.'s beruire, J yrs, Est 71k (Noble) 0 Betting : 9to 2 eget Millionaire 6to I eget Lady Ripon 100 to 15 apt Pears, 8 to 1 eget leuselay, 12 to 1 each api, Gabrielle d'Estries and Remunerator, 100 to 7 each apt Soothsayer, Wildman, and Avalanche, 20 to 1 each apt Joey Junes and Prince of Denmark. As soon as Mr. Marshall had gut the field under his charge mad in a line, the flag was lowered to an excellent start, Joey Junes jumping off in front, but he had not gone far before Prince of Lawman, on the whip hand, took a clear lead, and on passing the enclosure be was leading twenty Ingths. Coining on in a cluster were Joey Jones, Petra, /Wesley, Millionaire, Soothsayer Bernice, and Wildman; the boit lot cunisting of Avalan c he , Lady Itipoo, flawcutter, Gabrielle d'Eatr,'es. On going down the tar side of the CUlarle, Priuce of Denmark had shut his bolt, and he at once retired into the rear, Joey Jones again taking the lead, with Millionire having a slight lead of the rest, who were (with the excep tion of Prince of Denmark) going on in a cluster. On coming past the canal turn Millionaire deprived Joey of the lead, and made play to the T.Y.C. pint, when Joey spin lin. proved the pace, and Ruseley, Petra, Lady Ripon, Gabrielle d'Estriee, and Remunerator appeared to look formidable. On nearing the distance it was apparent that Joey Jones hod done biz part, for Petra. Lady Ripon, and Ruesley at once came to the front, the three for some distance appearing locked together, and ran side by side to the half distance, where Petra and Lady Ripon gave Rwialey the go by, Petra winning, after an exciting lace, by a length. Rusidey was beaten by three leogtha for second money, and Gabrielle d'Estrin, a length froiu /Lumley. Remunerator and Joey Jones were close up. fifth and sixth • at au interval of several lengths came Soothsayer sad &nice Wildman, Avalanche, Millionaire, Sawcutter, avid Coafid•Lte bringing up the nit, with the exception of Prins of Denmark, who walked in Wt. THE CZOITETH WELTER CUP of 30 eon., added to • sweepstakes of 5 sees each ; winners extra ; geetlemen riders : Yockies to awry 51he extra. One mile. (14 subs.) itr. Barber's Men, by Idle Buy, 4 yrs, lest bib ,ln. Sib extra) (Palmer; I Mr. Liton's Gauntlet, 3 yrs, lOst Mb (la. Sib. extra) (Mr. Edwards) Sir. Berber's Coronet, 4 yrs, last Eta (Mr. Erskine) 3 Mr. thatillnas Lancaster, 3yre, lost blb (Mr. Garnon, 4 Bettie( : 5 to 4 apt Coronas, and 6 to 4 not Gauntlet. Ellen made all the inneine, and won etiady by three lengths ; • seek between the second and third. Lancaster was a bad fourth. SELLING &aim of 3 soya each, with 20 added, foe all ages ; mares and geldings allowed 21b ; =aides and se ll ing allowances. Five furlongs. (10 subs.) lie. Nero Mead)., 2 Yrs, net 51b (201.) (Wheatley) 1 W. T. S. Burson's Squirt, 4 yes, Est nle (101.) ....‘ Noble) Mr. Purrs f by Kiugstou—Kate, lyre, Mt 71D ,201.) (J. Oriroshaw) 3 Mr. T. 8. Dawson's Charlton,! IJ. let feb,301.) ;Whiteley; • Mr. Nylat's Barricade, yrs, Sat 7lb k2OL (A. Weal. bowie) 6 Mr. J. Mention's Melenaby, yrs, est 31b Ma) (Mb [Wry 6 Bettis;: S to 4 on ilehionby, 5 to 1 each apt Bonirt sad Barricade. Won by ball a length ; bad third. Time was well kept,snd the races tersinuated punctually. The sport was of se attractive character, the atteoduce numerous, and the weather floe. Sir William WU struck out of the Cup at 1.15 p.m. The Cup was manufactured by Mr. Whistler, al the Salmi It represents an incident in thews (Stamped, id. Additional.) history of the winged horse Pegasus, which, refusing to be subject to the control of a mortal, yielded a willing obeisance at the coming of Apollo, and gladly permitted the god of poesy to mount and guide him heaven wards. The action of the steed full of eager ex pectation, and the life-like attitude of the figures in the foreground have attracted much admiration. The whole is surrounded with a vase elaborately worked out in the Alhambra style. The event, so artistically represented by Mr. Whistler, ss skilfully detailed in a clever satirical poem by Schiller. which las been well rendered in Enghsh by flar Edward Ruiner Lytton. COVENTRY HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Acceptances to be signified to Mown. Weatherby, in beLondfore Wedon, or M esday, No r. Merry, Upper Parade, Leamington, On or at lb ... It 0 Mountain Doe ... II 10 Longford ... 11 10 °Wallis ... 11 0 Prrni.er Jealousy Yreshumus Motions Brunette Newcastle Fairplay Johnny • Escape Mace Rom it lb 10 7 10 6 10 2 10 0 9 10 ti i 11 • .. 70 12 10 141 . 10 I' Cberter !former from Kopp Gift... Corona 9 6 9 9 0 Fan Humour Bona aided as Wolanky, Nov. -- 04•76 111 0 4va . lanebe relousy tuuoty ' ''''' U 61 Mu Tamale Vor.ehlre Grey ...,.. • • }I 0 1W0Itarn Petra ' '• 10 8 Catheeene vismsam • • .....fteiA1.....10 •I• =VW Then le The 1181er Romeo Petioles Cali ph Ilyriona Jack Grilled. THE LEAMINGTON Tits GLIM AIIIM et lb Cosmopolite The huntsman n 7 Antal' u 41 Jealousy Bistam The Dane Freshman Yorkshire Oren lO 11 lledors Brunette Jenrrien Heeds sr Taft lf T '...unbler Qrsensberry Jaunty ' sparer Antelope 9 U Mahlon Butheriend IcL—Acceptaxess to be lig- tblseß Rose rii 9 11 9 I* 9 9 "' " "" i II • 9 11 1110 9 NUAL HUNT CLUB m. st lb Yellow Girl ll P 1 0 • 02 100 &cape lO Mary All Dalmatia, Wee hell 9 aumlbaa Volnosa Romeo a Premier mu Woo 2 1 11lsor 0 Cock.s-doedirde• Chester l2 The La ll Cairo l2 Corms lO Physician lO 'ION COURSING MUTING. .-PuDAT. THE ALLINGTON HILL STAKES. Mr. Maybes's r b Merry Peal beat Mr. Cartwright's I w d Old Calabar (late Pickwick). THE CHEVELBY STAKES, ko. (6 subs.) Mr. Parateatea bk b Laundry Oirl raw a bye. Mr. D. Keat'a bd b p Emma dr. Mr. Chavabies I b Remedy beat Mr. Dobedea r b p Damietta. ---- Mr. QsMiamian •bk d Baramt ran $ bps. Mr. Skies bk d Ruler dr. THE NEWMARKET CHAMPION STAKES, ko. (21 subs.) Lord Biosiog's bk d Buchan bad Mr. Sloes r w d Battler. Mr. King's bk w d Railroad me s by.. THE ALL-AGED STAKES, kn. Deciding Conroe. 10 wan.) Mr. Bing es w d Bowden beat Mr. H. Leigh's bk d Sikh end was the &k... THE CHIPPENHAM STAKES. kc. (12 sake.) Mr. Maybes's bk w b leduiiiry beet Lard Bimini's bk w b Berpinut. Mr. Brunwhee t d Freshman ran • bye. THE BOITIEHLII STAKES., ha. (12 subs.) Lord Grey de Wiltores bk b Guesswork best. Yr. T. I. Reed's be d Rattrap. Mr. G. NU r b Bride nut s bye. THE ( ALLINOTON MILL STAKES, &u. (8 eale.) Mx. ses Ilk bßattis bad IlLt. Deltoids 6d b Duds, Mr. Haybses r b Merry Peal best Mr. CMGs's w d THE CHEVELEY STAKES, he. (6 sub..) M~sloy's b Bendy bust Panneuter's bk b Girl. Mr. Quibanspias us bk a lhossi Ens bye THE NF CHAMPION STAKES. &c. De ciding Course. (510 b..) Mr. King's bk w d Rail:cad beet Lord Bineing's bk d Bacchus and woe the stakes. THE CHIPPENHAM STAKES, he. Deciding Omer. (12 subs.) Mr. Ilayhoe's bit w b lecbtstry beat Mr. Bewswia's 14 Freshman sad woe the deka. THE STAKES, kc. Deeidiag Coara. (11 Dubs.) Lord Grade Winos's bk d Gomorrah beat Mr. G. Fell as r b Bride, aad woo the stakes. THE ALLINGTON HILL STASES, tic. Deciding Course. (8 subs.) Mr. Klog'sbk b Battle beet Mr. Hayboe'i r b Merry Peal, sad was the etakee. THE CHEVELEY STAKES, ko. Deckling Conies. Mr. Qeihamptee on bk d Baronet beet Mr. Chew,ley's I b Itentedy (2), sod won the star. NAVAL AND MILITARY. —Com- ADituuury, Nov. 15.—, mender E. Lacy. to be additiooal to the Castor, for service in the President. Sub-Lieutenant O. W. Allen, to the Mrs!borough. Chief Engineer J. B. Roane, to the Phaeton, vice Miller, anpeneded. Assistaot•Sergeooe J. Halpin, to the Rifleman ; and P. Cowie, to the hdgar. Peridaster W. Warburton, to the (lister, for service in the President Amistant Paymaster F. B. Williams, to the Reveoge. Clerks—R. Diowiddis, to the Emerald ; sod A. G. Roberts, to the Nile, as supernumerary. Clam Assistant Engineer B. Harrison ' to the Phaeton, vice Nurse, to the Asia, for hospital treatment. WOOLWICH, Nov. 13. This morning, at half-past 10 o'clock, the Right Hon. Fart de Grey and Ripon, Under Secretary of State for War, accompanied by Major-Geneml A. Tullob, Director of Ordnance, and Sir W. Armstrong, Superintendent of the Royal Gun Factories, arrived at Woolwich by railway, and immediately proceeded to the Royal Arsenal, for the purpose of inspecting the several departments, including the royal laboratories, the factories mid workshops of the carriage department, and the rifted ordnance foundries. At one o'clock several Armstrong guns were proved in the marshes with entire success, and some improvements re cently effected in the construction of these weapons were pointed out by Sir W. Armstrong and Mr. Anderson, Asaistant Superintendent. His lordship left for London at three o'clock. _ _ DEPARTURE or THE GRAND DUKE CONSTANTINE. —His Imperial Rightism, with the Grind Duchess and suite, arrived at Gravessod by the North Kent Rail way shortly after 11 o'clock, and proceeded to the Royal Terms Pier, off which the Osborne and a doe Russian SWIM frigate were moored in the stream. The Imperial party immediately embarked on board the Osborne, which, accompanied by the Russian frigate. got steam up and left for Rotterdam at half•past 12 o'clock. CHATHAM., Nov. 15. By direction of the authorities at the Hone Guards, Henry Warder, who was tried by general court• martial at this garrison for &Urging from the 17th Lancers, in the Crimea, his been teleeeed from ewitody. PERSIAN DONATION Barra. —Notice is given in yesterday's Gazette that the rale of unpaid shares of Donation Batts due to officals awl seamen of the Indian navy who served with the expedition to Persia iu 1850.457, have been received from India. The shares of those officers and seamen who ate entitled to the same will be in course of payment in the Acconntant•Geoeml'a de partment of the India-office on and after the 19th instant. BOARD OP TRADE, WHITEHALL, Nov. 13. —The Right Hoe. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received, from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's minister at Brussels, annotmedng that, on and after the Ist December next, the charm on goods in transit thrones Halgiutn, by the State Railway, will be reduced from 3 ens. times to 2 centimes per 100 kilos. per league. BENSON'S WATCH'S AND CLOCKS. —" Perfection of mechanism.'—Morning Post. Gold watches., Stole° guineas: MB er watches, Ito 50 guinea& Benson's new Illustrated Pamph let, free for two stamps, descriptive of every vouttructi.w of watch, enables persons In any part of the world to select with the greatest certainty the witch beet adapted to their 0110. Watches sent free and sate by post on receipt eta remittance. I. W. limmoo, 33 and at, Ladiate.tilll 46 sad ey , Cereal. Loadoa, AC. Istabliattedlfte.--(Ade (TWOPENCE PORTUGAL At the opening of the Portuguese Corte; at Lis bon, on the 4th inst., in virtue of a commission from his Majesty Dom Pedro V., since deceased, the Pre sident of the Council of Ministers read the following discourse of the Crown, conceived in terms of which a part is, unfortunately, not in accordance with events which have since occurred. Worthy Peers of the Kingdom, and Gentlemen Deputies of the Portuguese nation,—ln execution of the decree with which you have just been made acquainted, the ministry, Ia the terms of the commimion which it has received frees the King, opens the legislature conformably with the directions of the constitution of the monarchy and' of Use law of Judy Li, 1857. His Majesty happily finds himself 'lard resurveyed from his late malady, sa well as the infante D. Angola*. His Highness the Inmate L. Fernando, after a seldom "Ines which gave birth to grave Maquietudes, finds himself, thanks to Divine Providence, in a satisfactory state. la the interval which has elapsed since the dosing of the late session, the happy marriage of het Highsem the In fanta Dona Antonia has token place with his Highness the PROM of HobensollemSigmaringen. lu the brief period since the late session the government, has been actively occupied with the execution of the impor tant measures adopted by the legislative council. His Majesty continues to receive from the allied sovereigns the moat satisfactory assurances of friend. ehip and of good undentanding. Tie mimed' as his Majesty will present to you at the proper time certain propoeitions and instructions relative to the several branches of the administration of the kingdom, and of the colonial provinces. His Majesty, full of con. ()deuce in your zeal and intelligence, depose upon. your fresh and active co-operation, in order to assure the natural credit of the political institutions which we have the advantage to poems, and to develop more and more the prosperity of the kingdom to which we have the honour to belong. The legislature is opened. The l'ays states that incorrect statements have been in circulation relative to the nature of the disease which carried off the late King. Typhus fever, it seems, does nut exist in Lisbon, and there is no foundation whatsoever for the apprehensions entertained for the safety of the new King upon his arrival in his capital. It has been sacertaieed that the illness of his late Majesty and of the Princes oc curred from the following circumstances. The King and his brothers had spent the day in shooting in one of the royal parks, situated in the pm vinee of Villa-Viciosa, where a species of tertian fever is generally prevalent during the summer months. They were seised with this disease, which subse quently turned into typhus. The last despatches from Lisbon give the most satisfactory account of the sanitary state of the town. The last amounts of the health of the Prince Augusto will be found among our telegraphist intelligence. The arrival of the new King was hourly expected in Lisbon. In point of fact a despatch to Paris by way of Spain announces that the corvette steamer the Bartholomew Dias, having on board the new sovereign of Portugal, his Majesty Louis 1., was on the 12th, in the evening, off Corunna. The corvette, which was not steaming, had encountered heavy gales in the Bay of Biscay. She was expected to reach Lisbon on the morning of the 14th. HUNGARY. The Gazette d'Augsburg states that the families of the high nubility of Hungary appear determined to live in retreat. The arrangements which they are making in their hotels indicate their intention to return to the country, which they have but just quitted. A very small portion of them are likely to pass the winter in Perth. The merchants and shopkeepen will feel their absence sorely, and the pleasures of the carnival are likely this year So be reduced to a nullity. They seem resolved to meet the measures of government by • mere passive resistance, sod this, it is thought, will em government much more than active agitation could possibly do. THE JEWS AT MECKLENBURG. The amens d' Augsburg says, that at Rostock the Jewish population are not only forbidden to pur chase landed property, as is the case all through the duchy, but they are even forbidden to live in the town. In fact, they are only allowed to visit the town during the fair time, for the purpose of carry ing on their business. Some short time sines a more liberal spirit began to prevail. Part of the municipal body, the second section, as it is called, consisting of deputies from the trades people, have lately passed a resolution empowering the Jews permanently to reside in Rostock. It is thought, however, that the first section of the municipal body, which is composed of the magis trates and merchants, will oppose this liberal pro position. NEW POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS BETWEEN PRANCE AND ENGLAND. An Imperial decree has been issued in Paris, bearing date Nov. 7, 1861, promulgating the articles of a new postal convention between France and England. which has been agreed to by his Excellency Count Mahanlt de la Billardine, the French ambassador to the court of St. James, on the part of the French Empire, and by Earl Russell and Edward John Lord Stanley of A iderley, on the part of her Britannic Majesty. The first article declares that patterns having no intrinsic value, photographs, papers of commerce and of business, printed works, engravings, lithographs, and autographs, whether bearing corrections or notes in writing, as well as all other manuscript papers which shall be forwarded, either from France or Algiers to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and to the Island of Malta, or which shall be forwarded from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and from the Island of Malta to France and Algiers, shall enjoy, subject to the conditions expremed in the secoo article hereimdra mentioned, the reductions of charge granted by the Elth article of the convention of September 24, 1526, to printed japers bearing no hand writing. The mooed article declares that in order to become en titled to the benefit acconled by the precolieg article, the objects specified In the aforesaid article must be pro-p aid to their destination, must be placed under cover, or in such a manner as to he easily examined iu the poet-office by the proper authority. and must out contain any letter or note bearing the character of a correspondence or serving as such. All objects which shall not fulfil the above conditions shall be considered as letters, and treated accordingly. The third article makes arrangements for ratifying this convention, and declares that it shall take effect from a day to be agreed upon by the coot' acting . tarties. By another decree, made else et Compiegne on the same day as the above, the rate of peAage payable on the before. mentioned articles is fixed at .'Air.eutinies for every package weighing 12(1 grammes or less, and it is declared that no parcel shall carry any haudwriting other than the address[ the consignee, • mark of the fabric or of the merchant, numbers and pricer, under the penalty of being charged as a letter. It is then further declared that all articles of the Wore mentioned nature which shall reach the French Post-office from the Post.office et Great Britain pre-paid to their destination, and bearing on the same shle as the address the impression of a stamp, with the letters P.D., will be free from all other paymeuta. SALVAGE MONLY.—Notice is given in Yesterday's Gazettr, that preparations are now being mad e . for the in tended distribution of an award for salvage service rendered to the steamer William Cory, on the 13th February, 1861, by her Ilakety's ship Scourge. THE MITRDZIL NZ= OTLEV. —At last, after eight days' delay, the wells of various districts et the West Riding constabulary have been ',blended offering a reward for the apprehension of Waller, the murderer of Smith, late gamekeeper to T. Hern ia, Fish_ Hawksworth-hall, nose °clay, Mr. Horsfall offering 251, and the wry of State 501. The murderer is described as follows :—He G about 5 fest ft inches higtt ; had on, when last seen in the neighbourhood, black mat and waistcoat, dirty cotton cord trouser,, black cap, end a pair of clogs. He bus dark hair and whiskers, which meet under his chin ; fresh•looking face. walks very erect, with a springing gait. The friends of Waller report that they have obtained information of his escape to a distant part of the country, but it is generally believed that he ie lurking about clues to the scene of the murder, nrote:ted by his notorious character and the arms with which it is bums% he is provided.