The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-15 00:00:00

%/ ~ O ///!//~ c_~~~ ys- :1.~~-.- :Era. 4/it/to /t • • ranso. The saidcek d. to 48e. 61 • old. w., ; Diestah'er, 47g. 3d, a' s b. 4' ra. Gd. to 4 7e. 111,„ r.14.-11oRket steady. Salo ow Inoculatio q.* jun Nelms, nit.mori $0 Kunio and 1 14% le 26d. ; SOO Scam% 1 41 44. 1610. W. i s 8. to 100 -; OMAN 110. BRADFORD, SIM owhat neseabies that of iy ley for wool at Arm why, is obtained. The be &jag sad beraralni ceso w I, which are rally shag% leers wools are omparatwely ions Woolstspisrs dad rates which osaaat be rwdeoi loos tends to produce cut* Meat. In wonted yams, th acmatiaaes b bo very ima. Ls bast part of the *de 1U saufacturers aeoilaitatt s a. ggs , satin Ist* weed wool, sek eatable% ro to some Wont vocosof t l as import dose sot baw l% but hesitate as to gisiou : I comparatinly slight last week. The h ir th to. in the hops *al it ea r stocks sad tropes. %1 01 l t oie at activity still ceathaill full j employed. bed. aludi rox to iead to the csaeeft w • the text six most* Fdi s the largest kene k ib oiithe korai lacd 7 p . e for tat tag r.—NornsonAx. le Sem IC. c 6414 , 611. as. afiest, po t . the enterea trea t r it otaehlin sets; black ski e d g i ngs are also le must tolerably Wry, ea N os oun to get orden 111011114 le doing, sad the hens bads raaietais former Meek— Ew.l4.—At °lowest', sedli e l . ore wee a leas etapply of uhat, per quarter lower. Boehm BMWS higher. Pea leqviii pelt the traasaetiotta is what s, at deelieime prim. biz* bed pass Erm a but law le ts. yesterday, wheat of ell by er quarter. At this day's re of wheat, wltieb sold Well it pet qtrurter. Barbey, data, mi weer lower. _ oar market to day then sr t, which sold at irnigelar mii sk iuder thaw °omen% bet met r. redaction, without leads' to malting barley boa gins set the meet part Itemize; h t iry, st bully lest week's pips for new oats—values threw nu very fine, sod in mak mall supply of wheat let its demand for old, at la pug w weft 2e. and out of eteditin with a dull tale. Some sew* re, but the slim, slues se a seereely any deemed. Oes Ist le and beans parse, tad fully at ;shod lower. Beet white *by 4 Zs. to 24e.; other setts, 19 4 . eats, 22e. to sou. ; Montt ts twister vetches. 265. is 39a; 36e. to no.; best monk Bn —Om maim* this morning lir glish wheat meta slow sale, at a old, and ls. W 2e. el • sanest, at late rates. Fee ha airy, and a deai s. et la psi art ware without material Masa beabeL Oatmeal wes My la and I9diso cam rale firm a wheat oe offer was mad/ 4 ry was inactive, sad pram ma it. firm. Beans noaltered. We had a tolerable amity sl business dose, at a destine id TIOSI. Barley and oats s , slew Beset firm et late retie. 7. I3.—Whsat per qr. of 631 b. to Yorkshire red, 40s. to 444. ; dins, country red, 43e. to 445. ; ditto rley, icteding. per imperial qr., , new, 23e. to 24e. ; Potato. 4 Beane, old, 44e. to 46e. —As oompered with last week, op, cod 3s. 6d. down oo averse. top, end Is. Id. up on emir, id Bd. down an &verses. Bass Id. up on average. What, 331. Is ; raw 19s. 6d. to 28s. ; Use. Blr. It-Best samples ae bail per cwt. ; secondary, 555.1 s Pa id. to 9d. per lb.. at which MAN a Lamb, from 10d. to 100. tlb 04. 9.1. b lls. per store. Mem atm, bat sold with difficulty. As the trade is which was beak. t.-Beasts a fair supply, •freis c and limbos large supp 7. CMG r trade at late rates. Fat pins to 70.; mutton, 13d. to OIL; 7d. to Bd. par Ib ; boom* ; pigs, lit fid. to lb. per soma 3.-At this market rather sit the like may be said of other M. ro of calves, of which few me lter la quality ; the trade for it ow s favour of Use boyar. BMW d. per stone, while infector robed a s good supply of sheep, the pia g from 9d. to 10d. per lb.; i sold from Bd. to 80. per lb. Fe h. per Moue was asked, and bum to 95.-Number at market : ins 10 ; sheep, 116 ; pip, 144. Wohn s, 1,122 ; 10. 3.-The somber of cattle PS a Wag 219, or 242 less Pia hil sly effected, at prises abonemul ask. Top pram, VI. 3d. ; wren, r and inferior. 61. 3d. to 1 sheep and lambs was sin 13 lass than last weak ; of Ali ad hoggs. Sales were brig, and let ly maintained for the best orb ti 9 pries the bon 91 4 .; 70 of . to fld. per lb.mutton, Lambs, Of n. the beet. 30s. to 32• and doer . to 21s. • head. Fed pigs bror toe* ; six to eight weeks std bead. Number is market- - fs s 15; pigs. 295. sr, SEPT. 14.-Our market tag pplisd with stock of all denanPli." es Wag pitched. There wee& riff reek but from lb. qmatity ea cisc, ly part of the morning ; Mit rare us became more brilk, aria •PO he fall terms of last market. 03 ° e bilis( uolold. Skims, 23e. to ; Somers,* 56e. to 601. per cwt. RIAGES, AND DEATHS. Bnirus. MI at Woodford, the wife et CI. V. !ft at Baaooe tlwc D e NorlA giro. el • oar It. at Alwins Mo. CanObarl' oi; aon. Wr It. at 't kite PUlOllll4e, Staffordittre, W. li•Autehlts, of k sou. Mgt. itartholantewead. wow " of a daughter. al r fit, cm:laden-ma, X.w., am wits of a daughter. - - MARKLLGE& Beptember at Pteme, by the Rev LC. sp, of Hyde Vale, Blackheath. t^ M w Zen., of Tudowroad. tip &Os per Norwood. IN.—At ht. Andrew's, by the RV. _ th. Alexander Ireland. bisect...otter, cof Dr. Nicholson, Fell-stde, feud& .teraber lkat the Prealsyteelan . eh nrth. ..... l" D0b50n,P5,..)11..".a.. win. daughter of the late w• ‘•• ^— telrestord. bepternber 12, at the trfstl ek ed v. the Vicar. A. Turne r . of the late J. Taylor , FAQ., otel-suw^ DEATHS. aber 12, at North Waraboreagb. NMI"' aged at at Great Coram-atreet, Will. LWOW r 12, at Maeriaawr, afar Welahlroa eraber 12, at Ilareerood 11111, DOWN& aged 66. 'Der M at Iflelsolaoa foam. Ilsogerlo4 aged 71. exit at Boaddald Lodo„Uppar lease :_...---------- - --2--- ------- 0 0, fig NI ii iL WLIAX KM s us. ter, 0( st - the City at Loudon, Frill o se. drat Is the !redact of yrs. i U. laft 6,1J62 SsESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of so,ckwau yard, Loader') LINZ of BTRA IL sad PACIRF W Al STRALIA.— For MELBOURNE. Fort Pe-mer itFhtili psilsztthe Docks l ocks Wedosetay sa tel o Sestember, WM, the FROM, 1,100 toes, rnstßT OoMZ lrli Is the Zest India Docks for Au slimes of are Dossr• poled, sad she carry se wargeos. an freight a opq to A UFOS and MORGAN, with Marra ;,grAio..., and SONI, 1. Lesdsoballstreet. PACKETS for CALCUTTA.—Notice ef o rLE szera.-Will be punctually dometcliod on th e e Wth L eltlOLdff. du/ W.th Meth tho oploodid y pp VAIIIarJNDIL CAsria, AA I. LOCI tam minor, lIIIL )1 fin, Commander. Hai Arearato aosammodation Sc, pcs erteerClanhaned C Paala o., firm' t romrs. "TlN‘ CriaNtrAY 0.7 ?ornament street .: or to G. and A. BUYING cad Co, 9, Orsoschurchoireet, London. bong followed by 6 0 asps chip Warwick Coat* AA I, LIU nnin.. QIIIINSLAND.—BLACK BALL PASSEN GER LINA—New arringleleitle with beelfajaVe Colonial liieuressint. iteductiOs of Moorage bre to Mk Ysnd orders pA to en clusea BraokAN Y., Moreton By (calling at Plymonthl, the ereemehtp GMTaurerb Aroo tone bunting', MO-horee power (Lodi. N e e d)., Motto-WM Map, unrivalled by any venal *iae annenoer trade to Armand* wlll be despatched aa past ca m. She mipisoari deck saloon of `me ship a en ch id ca bi n pialsogers to the Aaatranan oolonlee an oppor. may combating Melted sad WWII superior to any other con alpaca The wood cabin on dock la equal to ordinary ant. alan acconmodatlon, and the arrangements for other clams Menbtoe all the Wed Improvementa. Apply to JAM BAIM arid Co. I.lvorpeol ell Anode fee Melia Sall Lae; lead T. M. Toad Co,1„ Inadsoksll. week Leaden. LO. !Tux no u LIVRRPOOL OR SMSTOWN TO NEW YORK. TWICR A T HE LIVERPOOL NEW YORK, and PA D ILPRIA STLAII-81711 . COMPANY intend dr opekbled talipewere_ado-bnilt Iron Mow iliemo-Shipe , narrymy llia nibs& SOWN PROW LIVERPOOL tor WKW YORK. CITY OP CORK, To-morrow, Sept 16. IDLNEIROII, Wednesday. Sept. At Led oftry Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and Saturdays. Min vire by the mail steamers sailing every Wednesday, It 17, and II aims, accord's/ to tbe socommoMition. in = r id by dr Friday's and Saturday's steamers, 16 Sanwa. pomp ineinase a tall supply ot cooked anads ad the United States booked t= a o s a . Imes. —Per Weber particulars apr r lo iAm Pemtadesmi rerAlt, mt Water-s tr eet Liverpool ,sr to end Yalta. King WlMaireek Leddm COPENHAGEN and STOCKHOLM, with IJ liberty to oall at MAl3lo.—"rhe floe first-elaas screw itissur NS WILY, Claptala J. L CAVE S will clear ter the above ports co or shoat lel lost This steamer hue very superior mcooraodatios far passengers —for particulars of freight or apply te PIFILLIM OttAVES, PHILLIFPJ sad Co., rl e :stass'oboase. 8t Duselaa's4lll. LC. ROTTERDAM sod the RHINK—REDIJC VON of PAILHL—The Netherlinda Iliesmboat Companys bland broad*. straw BATAVIIII, Caritas W. SHIM, will Yemlrumeriok Pim, Blackwell, HYSHY SUNDAY at 11 dcAocla, mi antral of the 1040 a.m. train trom Peachureh-eireet Station. Homema tem : Woos, 41 la. , fore cable, 16a.. return ticket' herd at a tare sad a baN.—Apply at ciLtruirs Universal Reseet.elreue, W. : or to PHILLIPPS, °HAYES, PHIL LIM ami W.. Si. Dremiarice.boam, 8l Dmmeaulebill, LC. J. LONDON BARGE-BUILDING and LIONTZIAOII COMPANY (Limited). Capital £lOO,OOO. In SAGO Shame of £4O each. 101, payable on Application, and L 2 on Allotment. fshtpd•ot Calls to he at lateral& of not lem than Three Months, sag not to erased L 2 10.. each per Share. DrILIKTOILL Praia Freeman, R N. (Newt. Pearce and Co., 100, yedenhall streak LC. at. Helen's-park, Somber& James Stemma, Faq., 147, Leidenball•aireet, and L Pldlpot lane LC. F. Melton. Le., Keith-terrace. L J. Walton. Req. (Mews. Walton and Co.). 90, Great St. Z Mod R. It Wadasaeott late 4th Mats Own'. Junior United &mica Club. Baiuns—Hut Load= But Ithattedl, I.C. WAWnola—llaaus. W. S. ktaatarman and Co., kanorarlane, Bocklarabury, nunrrutn. • . - - Maws. Allmon end Weade " ll, - 14, Wel:nook LC. Mown Lovering and Minton, Lles o -a=slie, LG Baotsz-J. 0. now. t. &C. MILL Mmuoin-lir Co: (late Mews. Cot end 03, Wharf lows sad Ligkiteneen, Coes Wharf, &L) SEAMS! (pro tam.)-8. Hoopes, Sao. Temporary Otiono-100, Leutenhail-eireet. Loudon, LC. PitOlff.Cll:3. rrifili CRYSTAL PALACE SUNDAY AD ,. MISSIONS. —lnforrnation fur obtaining Shares either by immediate purchase, or by weekly payments and ' , allot, giving free ailiebelca well , to be bail on application dady from 10 MI, or TM Wit vIVSNINOS, 7MI 10. or latter. at the Oleteigecemdtke loom. 4, Beaufort buildings, . , t • U. IL SIO&BALL, Nom nee. e r W irr l ty irS. JAMBI'S HALF—EVERY a and T o VLOW (Saturday), A STIR, NOON at l—Mateabe, the nrielloindat and ilihnie- W4nd . 1 . 1 4 4116 7,""" .1 0. 4 Is i !' s T r . P P i r. b . 7 .111. 8. 4°.aoE- -- -trader** Abe gru Mee7reire, Vestrtloqulat and lettale la "begone. Dill ` Oar s - ' T be Real Indian pastel Trick, by Wei Liege Asrlersort.- WI; Si ; reserved see* : W eeny;le -Crowded hoops& Professor Ander larosell &woo of the World el Magic. Diteertee Success The greatest combination onteetalmseat In the isetropolts"- Vide hese. A. SUMO, AWN; Maroc TO DARE. —l64Ta RILTRIEUDITATION. THEATRE of MYSTERY. EGYPT/AR HALL—It/EV= fa MAGIC and VINTRILO4IOIBM, by Onieusi fITODAILL—Tbe red Indian Bun* TAM, and lardastanecmui growth of FIOWIR Tiese, as introd. toe tits Ent time in shim country, on tastat Monday, rB uced 17. lOW by Oolouel Medal, an te d only per formed by Inn and the Indian llaskiana EVERY EVENING at (Saturdays 'minded), Moo on Wednesday and InAarday After noose, et L-411•111 se iiitchell'a IR (lid ondetreet, and Wm bail—Adialseice, la, fa, ands 11 15= 1126- teirocuistm"—Vids " Timm," April 18.1865. The " lades moos Buildinilighterage Company (limitorb, - prepense to nstract karma and sultabie Craft for letting on hire, and her tarrying en as analogous Mishima to that which bat present undertaken by individual lightermen. The enormous and increasing trade of the leort of London affords an almost unlimited scope for such operations, and great inconvenience is experienced from the Inadequate supply d lighterage accommodation. Toe Company Ilse secured the service' of experteaced men sonnected with this business. It has a ilretrate connexion, and invent inilueotial merchants and others have proushed their import. ry many E. ms would prefer dealing with a Company et this description to employing individual l.ghtertnen. knowing that, should any loss occur chargeable to those who undertook the lighterage of the injured merchandise, de., they could recover compensation from the Company, whereas otnerw se the loss would possibly have to be sustained by the merchants themselves. The Company has good provedts of paying dividends of an et teedlngly satisfactory character from the commencement of its operations ; and each year, as the fleet of barge., dc., Increases le numbers, the property of the shareholders will greatly aug ment la value, and toe prolita will become mach larger la pro portion thereto. hem the following calculation, which has been revbed by MOD of great esperieuce In the lighterage business, It will be sib- Mend that, in all probability, the profit millet... for dividend., even with only a paid-up milts' of 420,000, would amount to /LIEU per annum, befog at the rata of more than 22 per cent. ... . . ➢a. CAPITAL ACCOINT. Methane with the allotment and deposit money paid thereon L12,600 Hy call ut al lee. per share MOO 020,000 2%000 2,500 2,000 2,600 _ Mee bow N alt NEN CL ▪ ftarY Slap NUNN:O NINA& for purchase of an old established bakass,to., to 0.000 £lO OUS £7,000 4,48) LONDON, FRIDAY EVH.NING, SEPTEMBER, l5, 1865. Tk;LEUR/IPHIC INTELLLGENC: tawra's THE GASTRIN CONVENTION. BRUSSELS, 81??. 14. The Paris correspondent of the Indipeudance Beige asserts that the Russian government has sent • circular to its diplomatic agents abroad respecting the Osatein Convention, in accordance with the circulars of the English and French governments. The sane correspondent also learns from the best sources that England, France, and Russia long since exchanged views respecting the Duchies, and that a perfect agreement exists between the three powers in their manner of viewing the Salzburg treaty. AMMO The Nord of yesterday says :—" The semi-official journal publishes some details respecting the Ott affair, intended to justify the evident of the XrPlitan authorities, and to show the slight fouri tion of the charge of murder brought against the nephew of Count Sulenbarg. Ivan taking the version of the Northern Gazette as ocenpletely accurate, we are led to ask why the Pruatian government has so long delayed to give explanations respecting an event which it could not but know was engrossing public opinion in Fr&noe. The details which the semi-official organ of Berlin makes known in its yesterday's numbs* it might just is well have made known a week ago, and, rightly or wrongly, people are hall- Author teemed to attach only moderate confidence to a tardy justification when the delay, as in this -case, cannot be explainable by appreciable motives." mounipmennwirommom....• ....._ . Z. , V 17WFP.A.IT R •:- ~ -: - ;-.::,:. • 1. - • .-•----- •••••••:..i. , .• • • ..-.... , _.-... , : ----s ••----- / .;" SI:I . — .a ( 171? e —I/ ' r , ‘, .;.........: .. -- . r . :;: : : , : 1 iv i. ;: 4, /11i 4 1 .. _ . : ,_ . 'Ai i r t,43 _ 4l . ( 1 1 ._... ,sll,. sskILIX:i \ rl e . , \.... .. . . ....___ __. 4 • . • • • (f ADDITIONAL] 1 r, - -A of Common Connell was held yesterday 4 . ' , LORD MATOR pliatlOlL 1 *mr. F. Weedtha) end a War 'lemma IC 16eekaawiadiday . -, the PION, sad Prisms -asersteletios from 4 -et, sod which • by their - mid COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL. A Court of Common Council was held yeisfeirdny 1 . at Ooildlall ; the Loan Mayon melded. The Ton Crain (th. F. W ) mg a leiter that had been rweieei bee General IC seknowiniglar on behalf of their Royal Higliasinom the Prince sad Princess of Wales, the receipt at the adios al imagratnlatiae team the earperation en the birth of their royal Went, sad which at the same time stated that they were regarded by their royal highnesses as an additional poool of the loyalty aid affection entertained by the elitism of London for she royal family al whisk they won members. Deputy Sintuaro, the proposer of the address, rapes& that the communisation be mitered upon the journals and minutes of the mark which was speed to unanimously. . YODEL DV/ILLZOOII FOR FRB LABOONING CLAMP= Magnus WATIRLOW, in the absence of Deputy Fry, who was to have brought up a report oia the shove nab**, said that be linew it would be satisfactory to the court to be informed that every one of the dwellisp that bad been crested by the corporation in Farriserlon-mad was crimpled, that the rests were paid with the utmost regularity, and that Ell the tenemis ware eximedingly gratified with the an commodatiou that was afforded to theta. (Hear.) THE CITY Or LONDON BCIIOOL. Mr. J. SYMONS, I. peraesi of settee, then moved that the court should testify its appreciation of the eerier of the Rev. Dr. Mortimer epos his resigtoiag the case of heed master of the City of Loudest School. asd mean mesding that he be greeted s riptide; &Rower", of SOW. per amnia. To this motio• there was an amendment by Deputy Bur nell, to add after the words "Ave hundred pounds," "dui* theplaieureel the court ;or unto he shall have some eixissiestimi preferment producing at samba Wears sues& ing that amount." Alderman SALOMON% M.P., iniggeeted that the object of the mover of the seetitinst would be met if all the weeds after those " duriag Ile plower* of the court " were le Deputy BMW= expressed his reediaess to accede to linasof the sftrthy aldermen. .1 .livsoust, is reply, said be had so objectifies to lbs r proposed alteration, and the motion, with the addition.. e above referred to, wee then unanimously agreed to. -- • - The Beidge-lionee Oolossittee brought up a report which 3 merely stated that the alumpusent that bed bees some to between the corporation end the proprietors of South bridge, that the bridge should be °paged free to the publle for Use sem of 4,584 f. for the spies of one year, weld weir* as the 7th ef November amt. Several members wished to be informed whether the com mittee made any reemnesendation upon the subject. Mr. J. Ha net, one of the committee, said they bad purposely abstained from making any reconsmoodation. The only object la presenting the report west() remind the court that the arreggseamit between tie corporation and the bridge pm/pastas would expire an the 7th of Novem ber, isd the court meld take what digs it plumed ia the matter. ALUM= SmagOne mid the subject wan a wary Mawr- • tart one, and bad already bees under the consideration of parliament, and would no doubt be so again next session. He hoped that et all emote before any definite aflame*. meat wag some to, geoetking would be does to provost the toll gates at Sonthwarixbridge from being repines& (Hem, beer.) 11,L Lswxgr said tong at the same time be could not allow it top forth to the publio that the nwporshies el London were going to porehase the bridge. In the ant place it was se part et their duty to do so, and secondly they had so fonds in their disposal ire Wash a purpose. (Hear, hear.) Alderman Bay:mous said he believed that In the spurn of a wary km yeas tie Brldgebesse estates would be seemly 1111b11111116.114 and there would be thus an oppor. sanity far eindisring the question. Several member dewiest that the Bridge-house estates were likely is hemsiarambered in a short time, as stated by Alderman or that this portion of the oceporation funds wee likely is bedevilled to the purchase of the bridge, • end evesteelly tie mutter dropped. Psi OTT TILLI/IC. Mr. leGiOntut then proposed several resolutions having • reference to the tationvesiseoe and danger that were created by the stoppages is the City, sod also to the operation of the City Tref& Regulation Art of 1863, and be owed that the subject be referred to the police committee, with power to confer with the Court of Aldermen, ass to we eider whether it would he expedient to apply to whiniest for further powers. Thin mottos gave rise to a long and somewhat desultory argument, in the wares of which the only thing upon which the different honourable members seemed to be agreed was the absolute necessity for something to be done to remedy the present almost uobearable condition of the nubile thoroughfares of the City, a tiondidea which ia likely to be very much awarded when the endways eouvergiag to the City, at present in worse of coostruction, are completed. mayoral of the spesikers expressed a strong opinion that the set of parliarnest obtained by the City in 1863, for the purpose of regulating the traffic, would have been farad much more ermine' if Sir G. Grey had not put his veto upon so mealy of the regelatioas contained I. it, which virtually destroyed entirely the effect of the act. Mr. EMMY a:premed hi opinion that the only effectual thing to be does wee to most the difficulty boldly sod make wider streets, aid he eseteeded that the Gommisionme of • Sewers, whose provisos it was to do what was eseeseary to , such an important matter, ought to borrow money upon the disunity of the rates for the purpose of effecting improve , meats, sad do by wholesale what at present they Dal y did piecemeal. (Haar, hear.) Mr. Da JI3IIIIT, the Chaim** of the Olty Sewers Oom . minim, with seem warmth denied est thee; had hom sty sighed cu their part to effect say improvements that were practicable • snit with regard to the suggeettes of Mr. Bodkin, that thiey ought to borrow large is.. of money altos the asearity of the rates to be levied upon the chimes. to carry oat these improvemeote, he would °sly observe that, however simple it 'might appear to some person, it was in reality a very aeries. miestios how dm the y would be justified is taxing their memmenes for preheat improve mean. The 'mhos of Mr. Wdoorge was this agreed to MI OM= Or 01.••• OY ran Meat Mr. B. J. Mood, • gestlemsa who has toe a great many years filled in a most istiabuttory manner the aloe or dm patrelsrk of the Central Criminal Court, was usasimonaly elected to the vseast aloe of cleik of the mom for the City of Landes. and the town sad borough of Sosthweeh. runts' 000Ds. Mr. Mnownras_prosested a petition from Mews. Bahr man Brothers, of No. 82, Bt. John-sheet, Botithfiekt, tray. isg the mart to dimet the delivery to them of mosey sad perty tikes from certain primmer. eoovieted of burglary. - sod which is supposed to have bees stoles from their pro. mime. It will he remembered that a short tires back several notorious horsier. were convicted of committing as eaten., sive burglary at Mr. Walker's, a jeweller, is Coralkili.W ben they were arrested a large err of mosey was toast le their 'y possessios. sod eases their oonvichos the wives el three sr,. the pnamers, it appears, have applied to the Ttossart tog • some portion di this mossy to be given to them. The Tres. sure astiortliese however, declined to louden, as, ter eeriest charter, the property of all felons ocoviatsd in the' ~ City of Leaden la' over to the sheriffs. Sims then it appears that Masers. Baum, of Losiberdmireed. who were also robbed of a large amount of property, it ie. 'apposed y the same parties, have applied to the sheriffs fora portion of the money, sad a similar application was sow made ea behalf of Messrs. Batsmen Mr. Alderrnso sod Sheriff BiaLir explained the Macaw stances as above narrated, sad he mused a good deal or laughter by stating that by filmiest sham" awl, imbed, almost frees time hassemorisl, the sheriffs of Leeds* snit been the receivers of Woos goods, and this was one al then • rights and pervtlages. Be wished it, however, to be seder. •• stood that the sheriffs did sot ramie* a asste abmegen hottest from them; and 'btu any property found lifo• • . coavicted persist was identified as having bees Moles it woo always given up. IP the present isetanes, the mosey found upon the primers was supposed to have hem the produce of different robberies, mict this crested a greet deal of difficulty in the way of dealing with the quastios. The sheriffs, however, would be teammate to the Lords el the Ti for soy course they might take in the matter. Treasury . L. TAYLOR sod several other members to Mr. Midwinter that, after the explanation that . ben gives by the sheriff, it would be batter to withdraw the petition and confer privately with the sheriffs, but he deolMod to do so. Mr. Flatearrosi thou moved that the petitios de lie OK the table as an amesdment. The original moth°. "That • the petitios should be referred to the same committee as that of the Messes. Baas,* wee them put and agreed M. Mier which the omit stemmed. Casrin-Woo-Gow—Tbis enormous specimen of binnanity has *se unheated !deposit to the photographic ordeal la orer to ready the deem& of his sueieroes friends. The artists al the Loodoe Busreoroopro Company were espied for wool boons taking the cartes of the Ca,g ha wile. Its /Pew, and the funny UAL dam( sow. They will be issued la • few days after the prods bee* been forwarded to the Prises of Wales. Psoironim Remus sou viz Smarr Muss or lavintroot..—Oor Liverpool eerroopoehouto are tonsimod that s beeovoiest lesly in that town is taking steps for the selabliehnicet of • refuge for desoitore children. It Is Wielded Se toesiwe into the inetititioy ohildren festal rambling shoat the streste, lest or nogleated children, far temporary we nein they se be answeyed to their Moods. or otherwise eeverely bieswerad. In Liverpool some soot institutive hes long bees needed. REVENUE DR Belaliek •ease, &C., at the °Mobs, wharves, dc., general working dlsbanemente : lightermee, torgernen, dc.... Wlure at whams, dc.. ald general espouses . itsplaremset et property fund . 43,260 „ 1,200 . 2,000 1,600 abrebee balance avallakde fur dividend. - 10 °Mu baresengaged, say only 40 weekk at la amuse cf Me per week AMMO pee ann. deek berme, ditto dit• o, at 40a. per week t .ooo Mats, ditto ditto, at ltia. per week ditto ditto, at S week s. per wk 000 at Wrenn, at Ma per week for 40 weeks IVO - alt,Mll imileations for shares, according to the annessd form, to be forwarded to the Bankers of the Company. If no allotment be Made, the deposit will be returned in full. Should a lesser nota ble be allotted than is applied for, the surplus will be used towards the payment on allotment. ... 1140 Weetuses and forms of application for shams can be &f -lamed Wilts Brokers, 2, Corthalleourt, KC.: or at the Tem. teen Oftees, via, 100, festienhall.street, Loudon, R.C. ovii et UN Articles od nmeatatien can be seen at the tempo. MMus et the Company. PORK 0 APPLICATION /OR MAIM le the Illrectocs cd the London Marne Building and Lighto Company ~ 1.11331 ). Qadi bm o 4—ilavlng paid to your bankers the sum of Mae 10s. pa re sha on sh4res, r-quest Mat ri l .vm ',ln t me that number of shares of £2O each m " The tm!", Be ry ls Building and Lighterage Company (LhattetlV . relbereM arse M accept such sh.res, or any smaller number my G allo tted to me, and I authorise you to plans hsea ueeo Ms feeder of shareholders for tbe 'hareem s I fVlaiall, Gebtlettlen, Your mu.t, obedient Ramat, Name in full Insolence Profession or business TEEM LONDON BARGE BUILDING sad nE COMPANY (mited). "TICE IA LIOHT HURRY RRA GIVEN that the Li LIAT of APPI ICA NS tor SHARII lOU elope, both to London sail the n. Oa THURSDAY. the flit Instant. Tr/order, HoopEß, Secretary (pro tem.) Te mportryothoss-10 , , Lesdenhallatreet, London, LC. September 14, MS. TEE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY Malted) I gm 7, Maass-Ism, Laosbard-etreee. London. SII II 'III.BED CAP1TAL. .... . ... TWO MILLION.. PAID ur ...... srx.oon Kt Fr ND 110.000. DEPOSITS LECEIVED Neste on dunsnd . la I dye' notice ..... at 14 dirt notice SPodel rates ier gooney deposited for long periods. ---- KALE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the PVILIFIBB of the BLOOD known in Medicine, em,..."'mrittinlyeztewied tale and general adoption, may be Tv s &nod asa household necessary. Bold ItY an )wild" eke r ZIK A._ trli COPAHINK WWI, the only emelt bil° ccawrrath- adopted by the Pula Atondets7 mid Mew. i j ., no, on the report of *son murew. 1at,„,.. / ..g u l sal Lime Clark I' . USW IgaT. as et ee. a 0 , merest six days Otter roast or iirsigo.— boom s • OM Irk trench axed** flaynonehet. fools ait 4.. 44. SPAIN. vrrroms, WT. 14. The Queen and Bing of Spain have arrived here from Zarana. Their Majesties will spend three days at Ayila be fore returning to Madrid. V:IOXFORD. —SIXTY-SIX, by J. OFF/IN CH ; LA TRAVIATA. NORMA, Rm. by the mast garbing Operatic Company In Lontlee, Incla Mime lusealL W Barrie: Vedas. Matta, eadillat littelienry (wlenr-Tle'r mappearanee bore fitter an abuses of tea smsathei ; llson. A. St. Oran, Ileeasell, Rut. W. Williams, and rTt dL—bslis the BRIDAL of BEAUTY. by those artistes the T end Sara GRIMY& Comedy and me by the TY Aublute, Durtah and Davies ; ILL Alexandre, the celebrsted VentrUcqulst and Wage and other available teleal—Tßlß MINING. BUIIBIA. EIT. PETE 3.313178.6, 37121. 13. SAIIOE.—LEA and PERRINB' WOZCZINTILWITRI BAUM. Thin &Odom condiment. pronoanced by ocemoleasure "THE ONLY GOOD BAUM' na PINPar en!?LILA PARNINS. The public ere respect.' %thy ca n tioned a end geing worthless bulb. Monk and should see that Lea end Pentad names am on wrapper, label, bottle, and stopper. ANL for lAA end PILIIRINW BAUM Sold wholesale and for export by the Provision, Worcester . Items. CRONIN and BLACKWELL: Meows. 1..e..AY and NON& London. Is.. Is : and by moan and oilmen universally. TONIC BITTERS. WASN'T QUININd WIN; The mod palatable aid wbolesome bitter in existence. AN ItIPTICINNT TONIC, An unequalled gornachic, end a gentle stimulant. Sold by wooers. heath werehousessen. wine laercksaia, tediabin, and others, at Mu a dozen. Manufactured by WATELS and WILLIAMS, waletarin'olane, Cannon-street, London. Minim, N. Lewis and Co.. Worcester. Closing Prices: Exchange on London, 3 months, 31d ; on Hamburg, 3 months, 28 9-18 ; on Amsterdam, 3 months, L6Bl ; on Paris, 3 months, 3.34 ; New Imperial Loan, 1071 ; tallow on the spot, 54. INDIA. (By direct Overland Telstrapt) BOMBAY, SEPT. 9, t3O P.N. Cotton buoyant. Shipments since the 2nd inst. 11,000 bales. Exchange on London, 2s. Ottl. Government gratuities : 4 per cents., 91 ; 5 per cents., 104} ; 5} per cents., 111. CALCUTTA, Sim 8. BLOSSOM of HONEYBUCKLB, a delicate and distingue pertain*, extracted treat the dowers, by JNO. 004NKLL sod Ow, M asers to KRAL the Priapus of Wales, No, 12. Three Livonia, Loshard-etnet. Load a. 71b. shirting', 6r. 12a. Exchange on London, 2s. Okd. Government securities ; 4 per cents., 91; 5} per mints., 110 i. Freights 455. THE MURDER AT BONN. (asursx's rirsras.) BERLIN, Rim 13. The semi-official Nurddeutache AUgemeine Zietung prefaces its already telegraphed versions of the cir cumstances which led to the death of M. Ott with the following remarks : Prussia most really stead high. When we find the chorus of the Prune-hating foreign press reduced se low as he obtain the material for its attack out of the "miscellaneous iotelligemie,"we are well entitled to exclaim, " Prussia must really stand high!" Were we to avail ourselves of the hor rible maiden that have stained English soil within the last few weeks for the purpose of attacking Lord Pohnerstita's cabiset, this 0911/99 would justly be considered ridiculous, and if any one were to attempt to de duce from the late theatrical row in Lyrics ma elusions hostile te the system of government io France, the French press would not hesitate a moment to point out the absurdity. And yet we see the French and English press daily adopt this ridiculous course, daily commit this absurdity by making • squabble at Bonn—as unfortunate affair truly, but far removed from all political iroperteutor the peg on which to hang their attacks upon Preside. IWO terd.y, too, comes the radepeadenee, which ordinarily take* a more sober view of matters, and writes upon the same subject as follows :—" We have hesitated to captor the Imam which the murder committed upon • Free& subject fa Bean by the nephew of • Pomades minister could net fail to call forth within us, because we presumed that Prussian Justice would do her duty. But the impunity which the perpetrator of the deed appears to enjoy has evoked general indignation in Eoglend, and es pecially in France, and the pros of both countries em pbatically dewauds that the government should interfere to obtain keel satisfaction. We hear, indeed, from Fella that the Preach government has taken steps for this pur pose, and it Is more than probable that similar repressed& Ikons will be made by the English government to the Pram. elan cabinet. Should these reelamatioes remain upset:Med • stranger in a country inhabited by savagce would be more secure than la that laud where, as the miller of Sacs *loci said, judges are to be found who give judgment even against the king.' Thee the Indipaidance. We will first sak the Belgian paper what answer even • Belgian Minister of Justice would return if • foreign power should permit !itself to interfere by tech diplo matic steps in the administration of justice in • small but still sovereign states. And we believe that if the Indipendance had only taken the trouble to reflect, it would not have assumed the ridiculous aloe of further diffusing its correspondent's rtatemeet of such an ieterferenee from abroad with the Prussian admi nistration of justice, and of discussing it with this foolish commentary. And if the rride'pendriare, instead of allow , leg itself to be de laded by this fable of its Paris correspon dent, bad ease the further trouble of making inquiries into the subject in Boon, it would have bees is a position to correct the lying narratives of French and English papers, which report that a Prussian officer slew an unarmed man with his sabre. At Bonn, however, everybody knows that two or three students, on going home in the evening, had an altercation with • very considerable and superior num ber of pereons ; that • row followed, in which one of the students, who is serving in the army as a private, had his sabre torn from the scabbard by one el his opponents, that hereupon, io order to defend himself, the student laid about him with the scabbard, aid that in this squabble one of the opponents of the student was injured on the head with • blunt instrument, bat wbether with the scabbard or with a stick is not settled. In consequence of this injury, in which not even the Wee is said to have been damaged, the wounded man was seized with erysipelss in the bead, of which he died. How far thisinflam mation may have been occasioned by the faetthst the wounded man was fax advanced in intoxication when he received his hurt must be loft to medical opinion, but it is on evidence that both the parties concerned in the row were considera bly in liquor. This is the can, as known to every ooe is Bono, a ease such as often occurs in university towns, hut without this deplorable termination. And every one knows also that the student who is said to have dealt the unlucky blow will, if he have dealt it, fall tinder the WOREINO MIN% CVO BAT STRATFORD NEWTOWr . punishment of the law, no matter what name he bears, no —A large and commodious building, destined for a working matter whether he is the relative if a minister or of any men's club in this populous district, is nearly completed, the fonds for which l ore b oon co ll ec t e d i n the mighbour. other citizen. But that the young man should be more heed, chiefly through the zealous exertioes of Mrs. and harshly treated than other subjects of the state because Mr. C. B. Warner. Os Saturday last a memorial 11{0914 he is the relative of a minister, that the ordinary procedure with suitable ieseriptioessontainiog various documents,was s hould be departed from, and greater strictness applied in deposited is the presence of • large °coopers* of people. by his ease, for the sake of gratifying a few newspapers, is Edmund H. Gurney, Req. Addresses were delivered by something that cannot serious ly be expected, even were it that gentleman. Mr. Warner , the Rev. A. J. Ram. View, roved that the wound was inflicted by Collet &dent:art , West Hem, and the Rev. H . folly an d several workin g P men, in the MUMe of which the working classes of the The &ceased himself is Dot aware of this being the ease, neighbourhood were reminded that the club was meant to an d it may b e difficult to sett l e w i th certa i nty in such a be their own, and to be managed by themselves without matter as a night affray. To attempt, however, to mann iaterferenoe or Moieties. The worsens speakers were futon heartily cheered, and a cordial rote ef thanks given a t political capital out of such an 00011170000 is, as we the close to Mr. Gurney. The proceedings were enlivened, have said, purely ridiculous, sad we oonid have wished by the juvenile braes head of a neighbouring Refuge that a paper like the Indipendance would have guarded for Haeselas Bova, who played with considerable spirit. itself against the reproach we cannot refrain front making. It is estimated that the total expense or the building sad From this proceeding of the press, however, us observed, famishing will be about 1.0001. $ e coo OF TUC LAT& EDINBURGH ExecriON. we can only derive the conviction that Prussia really must asteasts of the candidates is the late Edinburgh 'tend high when attacks against us are derived from such election have bees lodged is the Sheriff-Clswk's office, mooed- material& leg to statute. The total of the exposes. of Mr. Bleak and The Itttlipendaisce Beige of Wednesday evening the Lewd Advocate is l.flyd. ; of Melees. It'Laree and says :—" While waiting until a regular investiga- Miller, 1,6541. lion throws some light upo n this deplorable affair we may well won d er ho w it is, the crime being SHUMAN'S SZIDUTZ POWDEIL—WhiIe General ldttermsn proved, and the actors in the was to Osairral the mi llo od wor ireet 's t o il . t kos day w duri tba ng t r i s is e Georgie camps?, drama known, that former • 'glass" eiceesionally, while General Howard justice has so long delayed to arrest all of them, was total abstinence, told Sherman that he looked weary without dis tin c tion charge themaf teaju oi clicirl form. By acting thus, Prussian* ietrilmn'inimatidon regularly i ee „wi sed i i ss ll, po sail dw if w Th ou e ld posi. go wi i th eaq htn ismd lie woc is ld a gi e ve mposa lsim • tice witehichgovlebr the Northern t e h ns e cosrut oazette i with alacrity, bat General Reword, acacias his venom, v . of v:en w gu s o e u x l t . d p have rsya he rxed him ais p r ga to ve lia te ve. Sh ea son d Li maiced . The latter , awd t e Lo w i t ti leh • sa tions ea little chagrined at the loss of the ardent, was meth and the French government would net have been ww f9 A I Y• under the necessity of thrice re t ie • according TamheaalesdyeaAt ilowa oderswlfs cameosnw athrjorrskmileritt"socat p nisrid to the Putrie, it. ellorts for securing the due course proper wedge the cireuinstseees.—AntieSieseery Reza rs, of justice." 844*saabor 3. H YAM and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS, es toe 67 OX YOB LaISTSSET. Tb. Sret letablishment la the Kingdom tor every deecrlption et Boys' and Youtbe' Drew Bore Kalekerbookar Bat na 164. 6d. to 36e. Boys' Westminster and Osborne Salts, 16s. ed. to Ms. Bore' Eton, Renew, mid Rugby Salts. 226. to 42.. Boys' Light (bps Overcoats, lea ea. to tit. tarp' Jackets for the mum 10s. 6d. to 211 Borer Serviceable Vesta 64. ed. to 7a 6d. Boys' Serviceable Trauma Ba ed. to 131 HYAId and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS, MI and 67, OIJORD4ITHIZT. No. 1. 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Caatkm—ase that .• Dtoneford and Co. la oa sash beide mad aid label ever the cert. Now ready, laiperia Moo. 826 pager. cloth, les. &L, ball morocco, lb., THE sruDzsrs ENGLISH DICTIONARY, rirY YOLOGICAL, PRONOUNCING. and YMPLANA TORY. Prepared specially for the Use of Colleges and Advanced Schools. By Joss Wavle, LLD. With about 500 &weavings on Wood. London : Blaelde sad See, 44, Paternoster-tow. NOTICE The QUEEN'S MESSENGER ; or, the Highway, end Byewaye of Europe, by Major H. Brno HALL, will be ready lo 1 vol. at all Labusrien, on MONDAY next Price NA extra c oth London : John Harwell and Co., It; Yeletetreet THE NEW NOVEL BY MK W. O. WILLS, AUTHOR ON " THE WITS'S ZVIDILSCI," ac. This day, In Three Vole , at all Libraries, DAVID ()HA NT RE Y. Jobs Maxwell and Co., Ito, Flostntreet. Nay be bad of Simplon and Marshall, post tree for 7 stamps, ANSW WORK on the TRETE', entitled PURE DINTIBTRY, and WHAT IT DOF FOR US. By A. itesclA, Grosvenor-street . 4 From the great soccer of the previous work on dental by the same aathor, we antiel pate the above wilt be read with avidity by ail Masses who are Interested in discriminating between pure and meretricious dentistry.' John C. Clements, IMAM Polteeeyetreet. CATTLE PLAGUE, by Prof. GAMINE. Defioi- Hoak Olympians, Post.Vortent Aporsookces. and Nature. Remedial Treatment. Prevention. lerolation. Rotor, and Ramses abroad and at boa, Metal Report of International Cower, 1815. London : Robert liarthrkka, IWt, Plocadilly. THE AIITHORLIED COMMENTARY ON THE BIBLE. TO THI IDITOT OP TRH HXYIIBII. _ _ Sta,—Having boon directly appealed to by your correspondent "S. S." on the subject of the Com mentary on the Bible, suggested by the Speaker, and inaugurated by the Archbishop of York and other bishops and divines, 1 hasten to assure him that the scheme, so far from being abandoned, is making steady progress ; some portion of the work being already in type. The scholars and divines engaged upon it have felt that a speedy publication was quite subordinate to the proper and thorough execution of so momentous a design. It is scarcely two years since the project was first 'suggested, and I am confident the good sense of the public will perceive that that is too brief a space in which to complete even a part of a work of such great consequence and magnitude.—l am, JOHN MURRAY. Albemarle-street, Sept. 14. THE GREAT FIRE IN CONSTANTINOPLE. The Levant Herald of September 6 gives the fol lowing saeount of the great fire in Constantinople on the 6th inet. : Shortly Wore midnight last night, one of the most destructiveness which have devastated the ospital for thirty _port limbs eat pa the Stamboul side of the Here in 'a bombs kidded Ilittedif-oeponed, end speedily extended to the adjoiaing buildings. Finned by h brik notili-cost wind, the dames Tepidly speed ais either side, and is the line of the wind up the fads of the bill towards the Porte. As nearly the whole of this part of the eity is wood•built, the fire spread in volume sad in'ensity like flame amongst spirits, eogulphing house after house, and mosque after mosque, till whole acme of buildinen were ablaze at one time. In lees than to hour front the first outtereek of the calamity, the fiery tide had rolled up the entire bee of the hill, till the wave' of flame reached sod broke in their land spray spinet the high wall whiab buttresses the parkins in front of the Porte. The total destruction of the latter seemed inevitable, where a alight change in the direction of the wind. carried the fiery torrent round put the northern flank of the building, skirting it so closely that the houses immediately outside the gate of the adisial pile were all destroyed. Thence the oonilsgration rolled Pi to Zilougloe, Trask-bass, Fasli Paoha and Demireapou, sweeping houses, fountain, mosques, and every destructible thing before it. Newly all the ministers and high military and polies authorities hurried to the Leone of the disaster me the night were on, but all *Hoe% to stem the blazing tk* were vain. The feeble eagles', though hundreds in number, sad woiked bye whole army of tolonesbojest, might as well have played upon the crater of Etna, even had theybeen wall sup plied with water, which was Dearly altogether wanting. House after twine was levelled in advance of the destroyer, to stay its progress by cutting od material to feed ou ; but as the lames nicessaysly reached the gaps than foamed, they Hiked up the debris sad rolled en as if never a timber bed been removed. Whilst we write (at 7 a.m.) the fire still rages, having, through another change in the wind, turned down the broad slope behind the Porto, and reached the northern side of the Hippodrome. A. rough estimate of the destruction already sozemplished states the loss at about 1,500 bowies end eight or ten mosques ; but this an be only a guess. The extend of the calamity can only be oyes approximately aeoertained when the fire shall have burned itself oat. Happily, the polies report that as yet the disaster has not been aggravated by loss of life. MR. GLADSTONE'S INVITATION TO BRISTOL. —The levitation that was forwarded to the Chancellor of the Itxtbequer to open the Bristol Industrial Exhibition, in lieu of Lord PAIMBOIIOO, bee beet declined. The faot was COOT ratiniestel to Mr. Robert Oise on Wednesday by Mr. Berkeley, our senior member. Upon whom the honour of imegurating the exhibition will ultimately devolve it is impossible Wry, but so doubt the committee will VW) their hest inertia°. to Make tike opening oseissioey as imposing es poslble.—Western Daily Print Till QIIREN AT BALMORAL.—The Orathie OOTTANI- Tcolowciwot of the Behalenvit Courant writes :—" Her Majesty the Queen, with the royal family, mid attended by the court, arrived at Balmoral on Tuesday, at ten minutes to three p.m. The morning sad foreseen was remarkably fine, but as the day advanced it hews to lower, and about ball-pest two rain fall heavily, which continued for about half an home, whim it cleared up sad grew fine again. Her Majesty consequently arrived is a dam earrings, somewhat to the disappointment of a numbered people who had assem bled to witness her arrival. Shortly after her arrival, the Quo's, aceosepaused by erne of the pria emcee, drove round Craig Cowan, retuning to the Castle. Her Majesty, it is mid, la to remain for seven or eight weeks. The musts, here just sow peewits every where a most beautiful appearaime. Vegetative that had been completely checked by the long and severe drought, having been revived by the late copious and genial rains, exhibits everywhere a laxisionee rarely to be sees at MIS &devoted season of the year. The grass gelds have enit en anew their mantle of green, and even the woods have re sumed the freshness and the delimit* tints of early summer ; and se the weather is now fine, with every prospect of coo. tiouiog, the sojourn of the royal family on Deeside never I commenced 'ruder more favourable OITIKOOOL " Conuito AND PII2ICI ALBERT. Previoua to leaving the Rosman, Queen Victories desired the following letter of thanks to be addressed to the municipality of this tows :—" The Queen imagism both touched and rejoiced to see bow the inhabitants of the town of Coburg have mei:i odated themselves with her endeavour to honour the memory of her never.to-be-forgotten Censor& The regent proof I of the affectioa borne towards the Prieto by his native town bas deeply moved the Queen. Coburg, the birthplace of her Consort and her mother, will lawns be dear to the Queen. She moot mow leave Coburg without expressing her warmest thanks, both to the Burgomaster of the tows, and through him to all the inhabitants, for the marks a attachment she has experiessed upon this last visit as upon every previous occasion.—Coburg, Sept., 1865.—(Signed) ORANvILLL" THE VISIT OF Till PRINCE AND PRINCREI OF WALES TO FLOOB3 CASTLL—The visit of the Priors sod Princess of Wales to the Doke sad Deehees of Roxbnrghe, at Floors Castle, Kelso, is looked upon with much interest in the town, and, in feet, all over the border district. The alterations sad improvements which were in progress at the mode me now nearly completed, and workmen are at present busily engaged at the grand stand on the racecourse in making extensive improvements and portioning off a part of the stand for his Royal Highness and party from Floors. A new staircase to the balcony has been erected at the east end, expressly for the Prince and Princess, and a gateway has bean erected at the Kelso Corner, in order to admit the carriage omitedning the royal couple—who will drive up to the Stand in the inside of the course, and pass through another sew gateway at the paddock to the Stand. On the top balcony a stage of live tiers will also beereated, sad will give increased accommodation to belies and gentleman. The stand, besides, is being painted and papered, and otherwise improved. The entries for the vision@ nom, which are filled up this week, will be good, we belies', sad will be published in a few days. The Prince end Princess will arrive at Floors Castle on Tuesday, the lick o.:Wbsr, sod are expected to attend the mom on both days 118th and 19th). Os Monday, the 16th, the race ball will take place in the Core Exchange. and halls will take piece on oath evening of the races at the Coatis— /Ito/man. THE Fine ON BOARD THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER Scuts—The directors of the Royal Mail Company have instituted at Southampton an investigation into the cause of the fire on beard the Seine on her last Tongs from St. Thomas to Bonthanaptan,tand into the co duct ot the offioers and crew in connexion with the Sr.. The result of the former part of the investigation is that the fire arose from the spooteineous igniting of the ooetenta of a ease of india rubber waterproof clothing on board, sad the directors have decided to place snob articles oa the list of those pro. bibited by the regulations of the company from being shipped on board their vessels In consideration of the per fect discipline preserved on board the Seine during the Sr., sod the affective and praiseworthy ex. otiose of the officers and crew, the directors remised to great testimeeials or gratuities to officers and crew. Captain Revatt, the commander of the Seine, is to have a testimonial of the mice of 50 guineas ; Mr. Oribble, chief engineer, one of 24/. ; Mr. Parkes, of 15 guises,; Mr. Saver, of 10 guineas ; Mr. Marries, a gratuity of 151.; Mr. Blakey, 101.; Mr. Walker, 8 guiseas ; Mr. Chessman, 5/. ; and Mr. Cease, 41. Captain Reeks, &Royal Mail ollow, who was an invalided pasesoger oa board the Seine, is to have a testimonial of the value of 15/. for his inertias. All the rest of the daises and ITN are to have a gratuity of one mouth's pay each. Letters of thashe were met by the directors to Orplaia Ramsey and Mr. Clime, prams gem for their exertions. The Pestorastmdeneral and the hoard of Trade have eiegratulated the directors urn the per fect discipline maiatainad on beard the Seine during the alarming calamity, by which Unship and the lives of all ea board were eared. LIVERPOOL, WILDNEIDAT. -- The Inman screw steamer City of Baltimore, Captain Miniboom, which sailed from New York on the Bed Met arrived here this morning, bringing 201 re, and 98.479/. le gee le as freight News antidotal by the snivel of the. Belgian. [STAMPED, ld. ADDITIONAL] THE FENIAN MOVEMENT. CORK. THI7IIIDAY. On the invitation of Lord Fermoy, Lord-Lieu tenant of the county, a meeting of magistrates was held thin day, to consider mitten conmetted with the security of the public peace. Lord Fermoy presided, and more than one hundred and fifty magistrates were preeeet, in eluding the Earls of Bandon and Shannon. The pro ceedings were private They resulted ih the adoption of a memorial to the government praying for an immediate increase in the police and military force of the county, which was unanimously adopted. The existence of a secret organisation dangerous to the public peace was generally admitted, but it was considered that the adoption of the proposed steps would be sufficient to maintain the public passe. Then is one peculiarity in this Fenian movemest that in some degree distinguishes It fermi any of the old sedition. that hays from time to time distracted this unhappy is/and. It seems to be entirely without leaders of respec tability, at but in this country. It is said that the wan by which It Is premed see sent from Americo, sad that it is to 11011 i• enthral authority in hawks that the Irish Neilidl look for eoenssl and 1111111661M016 This want of • better class of leaders is very evident in the literature of these rebels. Very different from the lyrics of WOarthy and of Darla are the absurd hYeds that the skeet &pestles et elat " neetromenr promulgate ; heaths kilter appeal probabiy nub ginaltar loses Ile the instincts and - the prejudices of the dames of whom the " Fenian army" is to be entirely composed. But it most be remembered that these cheese are, to a great extent, unable to understand that it im from a feeling of pity sad oestempt that they are al lowed to proceed so far in safety, sad there is a danger UM they may attribute their security to the Ignorance or to the timidity of the governmeat. AthmPi on. clue of penmen it is especially important that a whole acme spirit of appeehensiou should be inspired. We hero that in many of the garrison towns el Ited there is to be fooled men wearing the Queen's widows and marching under the Qasen's colours, who openly rejoice in the cheap patriotism and notoriety of calling thensselvss " Fthiass." If it be true that " &sideline is the life of the army,' this ought not to be tolerated fora moment. It, of come, is only at pethent to be foiled sinoopt those who \eve been lately recruited from the localities when those mischievous Yeakee missionaries have established themselves ; bat if it were allowed to go abroad that there are signs of disaffection woo opt the Queen's troops, the morel effect, both on the soldiers and on the simple country people, would be very prejudicial. We °snidely have no wish to magnify the contemptible bluster of this foreign pgragerid. into the proportions of • national rebellion, and ws doubt not that tbegovernmeot ars already fully informed of the extent and of the particu lars of this sedition. We would but suggest that these ignorant dupes should not be allowed to disturb or theca venisoce quiet, peaceable people in their homes, sad that it would be, perhaps, more merciful to the unfortuests deli*. quanta thecuselve• to visit a few of them with summary chastisement for their offences, while they are still king nificuit, than to allow them to go on until they have com mitted themselves is • rsth moment to acme pave crime, for which no light punishment scald be awarded. The Trolee Chronicle of Tuesday nye :—"On Sunday last the suer-gemimi end parish priest of Vales, Falba( Maws, addressed hie dock with great eariisstoese and Un pressiveaess, reepeotiog the proosediogs, program, and coo. temptations of the Venire organisation, He warned his coogregation, especially the young men, against per mitting themselves to be ieveigled into a eonfederatioo, the objects of which were anti-religious as well as anti social, and which aimed at revolution, through slaugh ter, and at the dominance of the laity in all things, es well is those relating to education and faith as to politics. He condemned their proceedings as realms, sod be warned the thoughtless to beware, Ns the authorities, aware of everything that was being done, would pounce upon them whenever they became &ingenue, and would of imam have as their instruments of punishment the very men who were most active in propagating the iniquitous syetem Wiest which the venerated pastor wasted tikes. Father Maws bad one topic in his discourse ooasolatory. He assured his bearers that the leaven of Fenienimo had net penetrated the well-ordered or the repeated portion of the com munity." THE CATTLE PLAGUE. The following communication has been addressed to Karl Russell, KG., by her Majesty's Consul at Rotterdam : Rotterdam. Sept. 9..1885. My Lord, —I have the honour to Inform your lordship that the municipal authorities of this city here resolved upon closing the Nitae market for the present, unit' further notice, as a precautionary measure against the spread of the prevailiag cattle diesees.—l have, ?co., The Earl BosselL It. W. Tutus°. We are sorry to state that the disease continues to show itself in different parts of the neighbourhood of One,. Since our last report, Mrs. P. Babas, of fitagde ford, has lost • boiler ; Mr. Crawley, of the same photw hes had sorsa attacked, four of which are dead, and three are reoevering ; Mr. liworder, of Tawney Hell, bee lost • bullock, end three ethers are down with the malady ; sad Mr. Milbank, of Botibtagworth Ball, has lost soother fire cow, within dues weeks of calving, nuking 26 head of cattle he has lost by the plague.—Chelinsforaf Ckroaick. The disease is stil7rprOZliug rapidly in the city, especially ie those byres in which it previously existed. Tea cues of riederpeet were reported to t►e iespcctor yes terday is old byres ; and au eau in a byre w►ich bad not before bees infected. Dime salmis had died in the tows and me in the sanitarium. Three fresh cues and a death era also reported from Rossburn ; and one cue from Portobello, this being the first symptoms of the disuse in that quarter. The inspectors were in atteedame at Falkirk Tryst during the last three days for the summ ation of cattle, but no OW of disuse was discovered by them in that quarter. At the Edinburgh cattle market yes terday there was a smaller show of cattle than ►ad takes place for probably twenty years, owing no dcubt to the apprehensions entertained of spreading the disease. The Farmer says that is many of the diatnets which are as yet clear of the plague, pleas° pneumonia is unusually prevalent and fatal.—lidinbaryn Courant. A meeting of the Cattle Plague Committee was bald oa Wedoesday at the Massion-house ; Mr. Robert O'Brien, T.C., in the chair. At the suggestion of the chair man, a resolution was adopted galling on government to appoint proper persons to inspect all sheep shipped to Ire bind, with s view to reject diseased animals, sod to have the others disinfected before shipment, end the twos operatkw to be repeated on landing in Ire land ; also that milway tenets mid vessels should be subjectwd to a disisfecting proems before and after earryieg stock. Captain Thornhill oommusicated a letter on the subject of the cattle disease said to have been im ported into Donegal by Scotch lambi. The writer was at the fair of Fistown oo the 4th inst., at which between 4,000 and 5,000 sheep and lambs are usually exposed for sale, but though there was no d.ubt that Brotch lambs bad bees there, he did not find a single case of the plume. A letter was also reed from the secretary of the Donegal Farming Society, slitting that, so far as he weld semirtsin, there was no apple/amps of the cattle plague in that county. HYDROPHOBIA AMONG CATTLI. -- Mr. Thomas Majnr, bailiff at Grammy Farm, Brigham, has furnished the following particulars of what is presumed to be hydro phobia amour the *tattle of his farm :—"A and dog broke loose 'from Torquay in the early part of July, sod we totted him dead en oar remade as the 11th of the same month, amongst a bard of nine or tea dairy cows ; and au the 9th of August we found one of the cows show avenge symptoms. A yeterieary aureola ms at mos called is who seemed for the time to be seaware of the estate of the malady ; but the following day nothlog could be ere plain thee that it was a cam of hydrophobia. At outs all prover promotions were taboo to prevent other cows from going neer the one affected, sod she was shot and buried after 24 Mors; and all strew, doer, and everything neer where she had been ware burned. Fourteen days afterwards mother oow was Mims with the sagas nroptoms, bat sot so vio lently, and grew weaker hourly. She was also shot sod buried as the other. Sicce thee ell the other cows have hese sod kill are healthy end well." Tso Holmium/1 Poo& ov vas Mmovome.— The listrepolitas Homeless Pear Art was ids " peeps teal " is theists 111•4011. sad mixt smith the nods en to be Men between six in the evening and sight is the morale( between October sad Barth inclusive, sod between eight in the emeing sad eight is the morning between September mod Agog iselesive. DOICARTIR AND THB Sr. Lsoza.—Tbe Greet Northers tad ether nil sacs bay* mime to Diameter corded sot lom than 114.000 miammece os Wedsesday led. sad 65 special besides the ordinary trains, all of wbfeb were rue is & dupliaate, were demetelsed or arrived is timassim of the day. The weenie wee won se km. is es Ibis ma aka. Tim barns% has Imes risk Mimi for thee of the inhabitants who let their laden" tad so gar is .4". see °tenoned there ken loon *blindest ramose for siticiaetioe. . In mass instances, 60f., fa, and ea were paid for mid most' daring the neat. TWOP.ENOB I :