The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-31 00:00:00

/ I. S IN S isApER • . . p # l' jp • 4 • • • • - 6 Salitixa 9 • • Z. I I ' ! I ; 0 11 v \,..........._ 4 Ida• 4,, Digvrrr. bloc a PACKET I ainJer. t* • vest porter* la•••••InOv -Welt . UM' Tilt 'I I A I. r• IMAn..• In the I,IW tellent Imght EN* Ono. DEVITT and MOORS'S AIIIIITILMAAN Liii „ i pm kr r ~NIP.—Por YOU= TOWS • trom"wormer*, and willbsve wi t ,,h i.ua . tipper barque C . A . NS i.. rr.•trr. WIWI N. PAACOft 01• i iiNo•a li i r : ben IN din &awl.. D...•.. litis Oar Teasel Ms sessilini aseemsedstima /or ..011; pa...n2era —For twos of trolglit or parr affix to =VITT Ana MOURN. IP. 80.1•1.411.11 L Wiffrr and MOORE% AUSTRALIAN LINZ XI of PAct ET PULP. —Poe LAU:WINO% Meet. 1M iqw immet haque ALVIN) HAOLIT, 4.oins "WNW MK -3A VIN kW d an Easy INC afirsiroaseg Y Its Lain Darla. Hoe Ant-rate tor akw owl L . 1,11, psnemarm — ree terther Miltiedsre • lo Mr. T *ALIN. ISA. et. leloWsphom ; Is and 30 .LE, to. itglitir4ireet. nEVITT and mooßrs ATINTRALLiti LINE P.VIC ITT SHIP —Tor SYDNEY Dtroct Re NMI Nom 0 r rt..? the Sib November, Wass et ftemoMN tf rimelred to pooeseirn,„ the tailoottles IrWtl boa ship JOHN 3,%‘‘.. A I 1.1 'sem register 151 Moo FRANCIS FOR YOCNit. Comasokr blot ha Um London Docks. This moth WIN nl^ +b be 11. Amanitas trade, ha. • swims peep, Ea ar.t nice 000tomostetlims for chief cable For Woo of trrliht or perm* only to Mr. T. tL WAIZL, ISO. klekii. pa.... or to UWII7IOII MOHR& s,Slitapairesl IONDUN to SYDNEY Direst, MONTHLY 0 LINE 44 MACS BALL AL - MALIAN et alftaL 1.4 M Ina orlralled Cltpper alp ell Ur slows Uwe ‘lll peartually tr.= gait Immers way till the TO sea tuilmorrisOssarWilhing IWOL , Weft. lAgela Tea& crib fism• l.BBB or. IS woo., ow t a ellppoki UN * yel Wawkwita .. I.Wa *win Wisoira talaseria I LIN ..111...1 Xilbreby I UN IS 6.1.* , 1,881/ .. pplilt 4 th e Noe* l.lOO W 1 111 11 *Ur LOS IS 4 :Mot Jaw. 11.+411 MN .... DS =--- - Tbe miipasicest Ilidp.4 ub L. lam b their rapid ar ..4 lumnrn repotatlea, sod *dr omporto . I. outgrow...l b. 4 ono& ION& y o r .* te.oly to tho swum JAJUM BAIN= DI O . Lau rp.i and T.ll. MACKAY NM Co.. Measystsa oset. Ii I 4 WWI —Thom %ream can oi Omit Ilarboon or bilk Na med to bad sad reedy, Italia BRITISH awl NORM AMERICAN ROYAL MAU MAY MIMI, appoligad by the Admanlty to bdwris LI VlLltitmiL sod - NOV TOIL[ Dims, rod to roma Ur WOOL sod IDORTMr. tbo limbo Moo • LaUFAI to Wad moire proordpra mod bortosa= walla The Miloolog or sem mode an oppabalad So iron j 11,881: ANADA. lor 111USTON, ?. tard y , Nor 3. al alcA. t.f MLR ToRK IM.Nt. batarday, ]ov. 10. aIAWA. kr sagrox. =Nev. 17. Pomp 'mem Iks• rid previsions, bee without who: we Ibtr e mblirilob ar be oblarool os board )--To Maio and Oroloo. did obtain. owood al pr lira Y.A. lt slid cads. SW woad olio. Mt to imam bolos, sob Now Verb. 13 Pro km. Timed.... 4 oria toad! prank la aodi sod upwards law aroosoodotlos tar a loltod amble at wood arida goo roma —War pimp or Mbar lolormaloa apply to J. & Irear& ▪ Obi Deorlallantl, Leedom . A Canto. Ham, mg U. limo do la ream Paris : U. and .1 bras, Bactimaaastrook lAM C N lvvr, 14ticauslora ; or D. sad C. /Ulm. 5.4314::,: wmaux snag COMMUNICATION to TT NEW Mar TIMM NZW MILLIDELPHIA tall-powood Yea lksw i nms4WipeaV i e W T ▪ lebork u nisom i r MUNI na via !GM KaaPirie• This Dag. °ls. a. *damp.. wwhooseq, Zoo. T. Keaow, sososolles Wodmielt. WO ;ars sad IN plasm sessming to liemor Woo. I..rworl w, oloonE Oa pardWiTE or•tol. ?meow,* tor dmoift owl So Elloft \Wad loonatt very oftimiagono Sitrisfr—lar fialber od pooOlooliwo noo to WILLIAM 1.11 MAW 111, Watotolinot, Lhoopool; or So LIN 1, s ILicl4Y. TJajo WEllno-olroot. Otto. STEAM from LIVERPOOL to AMERICA viA Qt4:l4lC, by the Ifemtrool own Steunehlp Conyouro 'hp{ Vail framers , teem LITIMPOOL W LSE(' N.1:111 ‘MIENle A V it Mr 10 lAN. wet moo botleiney. the et purge —b eoo, itta ISt awl Sib 13a: Wel , enhete. . third. £7 7e. Throve% nage to Now York. tnelvp I').kladell.hos. Tomato. llonAlton, sod otl patio a Caeola mei the IA eetern %Am at re , loced rota—Toe farther petwulare apply to SABEL and BLAME, Ilk Water.itreet, ilrerNot. QUASIto ROTTIOLDAY aad the BRIM to TWICE tfWl[.—PasltalMutfsaastassfbsM a M sad lavectie summile WWI! W. Wes Ova alenpkie IM AMIE mad Mom Wf, Womplagerry sandy morods. NI 11 ; and FTWOOILD, sous. trout oaths Wow everyThandow= Pasigior aa. litt ine. 4 ~MI sum aqiumese. W. ; ow Is =AVM. awl PRILLIPI9 4 . A. 111116 to Ur Niplisdrids DIM.r amp. Ikral4arts. 0.147, ac GOTHENBURG.—RegsIar Siam Communi tithe owe $ wook.—TM One Ilisinkto saw tionatm INATt n Az.A. topsail. JOB &Q will dun onwards tar Ur Yore I.,rt OH utunlay :Indicate an banifonist trowel Hann tnn dent at coil iiitodatkun tor pansninv. Firms :—lftrst i 3 3.• sec.•dl kat.l n. state tem IS LL : seessit it .1, It, Vor pry., GlLtil4. and PHILLIPPO, 11. 1n.id.... air. IA aRAND MUNN of CANADA RAILWAY. A.. 0 A MUTING .4 tho Proferosoo Doodholdoe• MU be t,.w m the Goadahol Coll'oo-hoess. Oroolowifook CIO, au TIMM, Ur tad day of Ilovombor ..it at I Omsk C. Now looadotrvet. City. 0. W. C. Dfulf WHEAL ELLEN MINING COMPANY r. 0101711 AORTI LALLL) twos/wetted under tbs Joist block Computing A. bY was the Oolity nob tibsuebokier is bolted to the soma .4 hit 'Owns.. Iroptd. .00..0" lb I.Luno Shares of AS each. Docent. al pan wt .I Al ins. on allotment. KUM oil. frrrh al Champion. Esq IJny,Cs, .1 an CsopTor. E. 1 .. IhnorpoL *gnum o eosins. am. (lbsorm DAM liossum and Co). lassios. I W Fouls. tag . 11. Old Jewry Clooloors. too Nopkinn Lon., C.L , 7.0.5., I, Pinnkliodidlnen 1 ' 4 . 1 w skinbory Isq Moms, James Stubbs, Price, and Co.). LeverpooL 001110TTON. Abraham scott. Log . Adtio kilword Julie. Spent% too ditto. Nowell 1 Amiiintry. ArDITOILI Alloo. Log , Batioiliallatireet 3 L C. Korb. Paq. I. nrowtoopilsotioot. litsltto—Nietors. vWkr. lawn. Ktz. out Alablsksam IT. kiefoop-Messre. Young, Joues. "w 7e:l Wafts& at Xibtrots court. 1,15 -Mann °woe , PreanJ sad roe, r 4 Lombard street Iterarr.sy- Mr John &pry Kock Tres. Liar Wince, - tss, Geseleapleare, OW lensialrest. LC. Us • "unsay Is formed for the purpose of pandering nod Wilms. we a me.n eximoied swan • valuably Silver Load Mbes, taaii lt end Elk& satiated la tbe flown Barium Pectoral DLL let .4 swath Annette., .htch bee been rmletat47 worked by 110 pewee pn.pri. tors piece 1157 awl which only requires Pe efD'slalom of further rapltal In reobe it o ne of Pe poet pre► eft• yew and prolltelb mews In the colony . I: 1.1.4 oft. n that so ualerlaklns la brought lo w a . rilineollt. be • en...Wm • ...lentos. o f &WI,. 04 are .kby Ws c.news. The ••. of 000 otoolhsg In the alas ore twee ""ilt •rol Our. can hr no doubt that within • few Who aft. ir in r..e has ‘. sateen. ci workings dividend. Inn i, NIA The I been Pat Ps assihrous see •• oolliewontom ref Ps asp Penned, will pay a Pa& nee move we the agatal 1 N a. 10 t.. Ipospettems ned MIMS Oi ran he obtained lie Il .ru.ssa l mi d O a. is. lunietrost, sr se Pe to . the • , when pine el SP poled/. wetfard LL 1.••,. *ntM 0,. sod Inessearles el (be builbleepe. " 1 loadner7. OnOilber ebb ipmernaps and seelpia 0 . • was acoment one of rodeo" already set& ems be mum - - - - - - ArHEAL ELLIN MINING COMPANY monad, OW= AVIITNALIA. ttt one tor and Eons tele note le lisena t• Va. lonhiononese, se at the ellen e/ /be rUrATION no be 1I( YID A 7 I'OEOIIIOW 1. . 4, 141 .14 Xenon". 17 man Ic % JOEL R. NOM Ilinneffy. 1 4 , unie-bene. Dreotelion loam Oeh IL NA LoNDON &ad COUNTY BANKING MPANY s " TI. I 1. , Lan% o CO ivir...r. that DINNMes el OM Our u.. 142 opitN ND • NLANCM BANK al VA* Tor heaths.. No. sHoRLDITCIL eip $440 , . M MOE CWA3. Gemini Mawr. ort 1•11 Cash ADYANCU MADk:withbot=i by u. LONDOI4 OWAini SM. ativel so daps* d doe4l. ties si =hr. or . 1001, "mtg. repsybble by soil losbassibba - ..15 per sem. ea 413 waste ohm 01.1141 W illi et itl• aid AS isa. Poserilms mil tam smaS Aroairw DOMT. Msasesi R I 3IIItELII PIRTIMIRT. -71 k• P•ffimei--Ilimakers bowie's.. Nord, Alibris el l= j• i.atem 1...0.i50t. Jockey MO, &o. OM ale WO ; 'a. 10 toe thl, t. woo —lt. 1 1 111121. isitomor -` 4 prtottptorl oorveyor to IN gown et Opelli. To MD t • t... 5• vonnulaet. , ry. ...mai City lommil. r4._ 4 MOH Onto h. IT, healers"' illes 1101111116 MEI; tftrielli. M. tails 4. l• IM0100—"Ii1104111167111; 11.111641211. 1.e 211=7:r w 11211 4 WS, "I" 16 1 . 1%. 1111 OW= Mg MO w arsi door at • qie am laterdsp •4 L THE ROYAL 00IIRT:MOIRE ANTIQM Nn alum the beim worth 44 ; Use sew sfted sad they leg tram cos edam Tali drum : bli disk lirs edrvaA and lust la Z,trela ass Alma. WAIN= tartsa. *Nast, and Sy b. " . ° l ° 81 W., tell !W as sent sad bee. ram ams Z U. St • way best Par* Is. ed. . wiled re Ha St ~......L ...A.U s red I rime Ow dam worth thres Oar Sis isms* t eser, dessalptlow—lSAlLAlL sad t e :4, UaliWatrsid. only entrance Maddox-street. R. MlLit (Alfred Webb Ifilii), Orienstor si ANA Oa di.issod scarea 12.01:711=1, at 11IL Pik. Is sat esisseded uni sa puma tiollaUag aid la Ids assas—/Ir. Ma' t ok, **us Is 74 1:11001 , liakrir TO llll l7 l trt MIS. IIIMILIZSOCIUMS. M. SPNO I♦L CAMS /11.64ka , the NOP BUM herTADLIMI II of Z. 1100 end NON, at the CORN= et TtrITENIIIOI-01DDRT•110AD sad ZI:DION.P.OAD‘ will be 0P1.!4 ZD "'Ott ea immense red unrivalled STOCK et ILLADY. MAUL t•U ieltlWO, RAM 1061211 Y, BOOTS sad 95011 P. be. ter adult. end Avon.. et elielewer. litelitt and me !lON hove wideetworedte render this letabileh. met wonky, % la ahoy sweset, Ihegewad miners they hove wee the irbeiletele sad bowies at the tro rind. *line Ildsdileleg their wormed thanks to th:= and wieweragemest hitherto NOM a roathiessee at the ruse. lebe hue hersilied with ma eat flit sew MIA Nth, awl ledliewebie Nod seeeowehte The 3/6/0113 TAILOIINO DIP . taw been asp == .l. l llkmahl araretwast et to. Welt ltms sod Fordo . . . . . Closs — prorimbleed with tittsbaity of ..feral sad weft usariuy esetbase to be the ptareissta ceissolorlelle tt the how. . . . . TIM establishment may be viewed at OW WM 4.i Wile. bean, without special MOM*Sea L 111 ANK.-4 awl NOM, MUCHANT TAILOR'S, woowor MARCIA. HA HORIHU BOOT and &MOB MAIM 11101 i BURIAL orr _IJLI.. — Laudon Boum —COMTE o TINOIIIIII and ALDOATZ ; NEW WC ToiDATEEZT corner of Hart-dm{ WWII of TOTTEN HA31.000117-11bAD and ILISTUN.IOAD 1 ---- :TbaltaTaa'a-butittlaga Itraapt-taralt, Ilractlard. Yartraiite ; Wheadd. ISTILIILISKIII/4711 sae CLOUD it MAIM ITM !NO at mart mitt astatis rater, trim bastamtiar iumatid wan 11 debit SAMIIIL BROTHIRB, 29, Ludgate-hill To Ibr BROTH dimaad 'WA learaW ri tns per to year as minis re Mira 17a. Si ; TOT COATS. ; OXONIANS, 17a Si and Er awl ALL ALMS Milli rR 4k. ra, and lea, she rove Ann bar Jai eampleied a abaft of the man dr AMA Myra prahaer Seep sad eery euperhm u gi c ree t le i l dare r so ad=pee=to Mr& of their being made up at She prow OYDINHAIt 701111 IN ONE TOP COAT, 421. TIM Is to ry. Your obapoo — in ado Ord. Year portend la or dab Year lb err orat. olrE e =tar Mr diem gourksiliewilillaws &miss Invented and dodo only by WM= 12117/=ll^lo.laddibo MI. SYMENHA M IMOTBIZ TROUBlC taidois- RS, 17bilL a. 641., SAMUEL 10, II RII PTURE a Roysl Letters Patent wanes moc-xano ldV TBAYMI teedeeled sad eabildted la the labibillom MI) to allowed by awards of 11111 modkal pretlemem to be the mod eifective invention In the wan. ftre trimilmemt The me of ..W aro elbom bertha la Me elfeeta, la bee avoided : • fah band. worn round the beft, while the requisite remitting power fie MOM 14 the 110C-SWN PAD and PATIO, T LZS ILI ; with m mesh ome end daemon that it masa be dettebed, end be woes dairies sleep. • deemipilve droller ray be had the Tema forwarded by poet, on the circumference al flit Mtw i. e Mohr below the Alpe being rent to Lib. maker. Mr. Nocadilly. A. Umbilical Trues on Me same prin. nen. ari • female le wait upon ladles. CIORNS; BUNIONS, and DETECTIVE TOE- Na NAILS ILITILACTID and C172.11D ate Was* willing cuttlng, by Mr. ILLTDkI.L. M, Regent•treet. Ladles attended by Mrs. Lindell if preferred. Tams, la Id. to 5. Mr. Randall has teettinosdals from the /loyal Fondly, whk4,7 be seen, with thousands of others, troma all par of the • Ins, similar to the following .—Froin the t Rae. the Lo Bishop of London :--" Mr. Bendall has efeetaall7 cured scow corns on say f• et without giving any paln."—..Blr Hobert Alezander, db, Rt. ismes . s.pleee, bra bad two large toenails end • corn extracted from his feet by Mr. larattaq and can strongly recommend " _ _ Thisolve. 111. 21.1/441 , 84 amino& DZFAYE]) TEETH sad TOOTHACHE. lOWAILIM =AYER% for ateal osh dicsfel Way bow ra welly. It lewd la wiliest mom or w paht.• lmp Ye sal Went nader atto • "Me mum& rooms la tar tooM may pars. log sandies Issoff sad arrest baths May. Dirsetlosserissid.-1141 by all wisdom Mnto WINTER SEASON at HOMBURG BATHE.— Realm e•ent le dr ebbe. dodos ab wailer me" all ths eawridesese and ailseelleas of I. Ths mar Adam; wild is am Ilte pier, aer Was a variety of spacious and spisadidk daesualled apartarialkainted telneo 1 , ,r balls and muter% a dblr room and eaafurtabie dlyan. aroma/ and well - as" lawrallp and punctually weepwith Genera,, /sea* halm flarebe. Polak and Lltddl o rnal. The beaks of Tremeret-tinarante &Motet an spas, an term maw adeseterrour to the player tlaue are assal ; as taste Mein but the halt Beta* and the Yaw ow am TY daily 'feature of tbs Triate-ead)aaraele beak 11 twelve *wand p, etas, and tie =sans AA" la dm Modred and eighty ponied. The adeadramat deparlmmlite the Orbs is Radar tee superintendence et a Owe* the tedetwated _Perigee rsatterateur. Tleteaperks _l .. tab, of Mews Garb, awl Kea performs la Yi Celleseni every treeing. Coneertn bade, said ether feed.Sls. stedete- Tand frequent, sad ere varied by thereprementaliseeniven r d thre• times a week In the lfreneb V 11116461 listene. The extensive yraeet,ee el the Meilen absent in del deer, roe, ham an. feathered pas The sea railway has aired =t Homburg Dada to the outskirts of Frankfort. Mere teen trains a atr, tow fro. the last as iste ea belf• peat eleven Veto*. Aa the *saw eseelpies kaff we boar the ennterments ef Freal=bes A be WS sleek Flatters In Homburg mg get to be WSW, bears, to Battle he fifteen, to Parte to sixes.% er te Leiden in tweety.four. so ex cellent lotto inetronsiesumisellue by fed. A BOON TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.— TWILITT THousAs u COPIES Or A MILICAL BOOK roe etfookAloo. KILN BY SMITH, Doctor of Modlobso of le_ Videorolly of Joss, &A, oho ha. &voted Mai So the study sod trestasout of :ferrous Debilityao of Dhows= of Poi*, sad hadlgeotloo. will sod kr Qs boa of Nervous Smarm% copy of the NM CAL OCIDK ocatalnlog his highly oneonsful mod* d troslamt, wish stoosoutry toatracticea by which salami mor &Ai Sofa Pat froo to oaf Maros •• ormirf of • affmllea sovolopo. Soot direct frogs Um Whore residisase, 11. offiesset, Tavislook4ogrre, Lei., W.C. EniaY MAN H 1 OWN PHYSICIAN. lbstrade eif Medial Wats to be 10•11111 sway. en ts = OlO . ll / Peall7 postaip demo to liquidate the postage. A week witb instredisek bow to ensure morel end pio. deed leeigiare, with Mee fee Me pneerrestoe of Meld and elms& le eztrente old sus, tai iweeestionary hide See Ye d Ye week Ow wreas. Os salestary, and Ire i' lege b = WPM Oaf frila of dee delifld:M k rem *lsm tided = I .Da took &odd lo; la vow miesits possisi-111• 1 11•1 Jeureal. Nov, liga Ammo ohm. wai. itu4 an.. ILA.. Ir. Altatt•Plass. isdkr4 seem Lae" W.C. BITCH/11r8 DOMINIC /11113)101N1111 tzi MUM WOALCOATID Vann= PULS: • family perselle• ed ellms Wed, Amu- SWAMP. 81A qpilable Nib ler eadile Ala = h e n •re s., . tem isiri Yew% te. ei:/••••• V .wind eyeasfikeser el rime kr a• cd= d Isib Nem agar* seam fiele al *Mk Li. aireeerm• ~es !kilo aides, le.. sad eb•et emaiblek teSsollrAMl egb MIN 6 . 01 open end e:posonl •11 Ole MN. d ea r l% tmge•Owe • lareeltr sod cher ewe iles ern eme • sow Is d ▪ •11. Cora a mg wpm Alisms Pabroassi. 11.1%. at GOO" villas Or lailidlels••11 w 11.61 lea Ur Led Ilaw el Lades. OW b e d ••• Olka•Mmie% Neemeseimuell 0•0•44dompl, V. li••••• two affidwariery. VIIV•• 1 6 1 . 1 .• lie mail& : caammt. par ••• sw• fe. 111•••• te. ea.. I Mlle - i Mr lift. wissaisy, tab. = , : in —r i t : I dm. tab Veseksies•less•J ••••er. 164 MOM •.reegr o k Senj i t. Kin elmebileset Pre* 111•6 14 =5:: alliod 01 1 2 "rp•! ° bee IN as dmihig sa opmfterl lkonarbdi. . Deimeel• Mask" •••••••/•• ter riga arm :IMAM 00PARINI BAOCKARATIID OP CANIVIAL—CIisIbs soda are. ddlialea lbe bed vereaa Ware drip an el • muldf• Orb sad mak NM deade• add" pada misid lea NOW IbieN/Off& IL Sara Ye sereeeded rinderld diddle deddedde rim pairey sorsepa i br h a r e rell abe Pleb /= 1 :1 114•=sisee Mole I• Pa th aid de lanies bespl:l4l4.llL Ilmourfitre . a teed 44. ftsbor Ws, sedlir are et Nedra reboil, mod leigtia Met " Lased." dm Sand bea ba The sebebisa vddeb is la ford of • pad pad a err um tra elf *ear dwe la died Ix dad. tabor Is dad or diereses. NI edreba 4a .4d. bee ay pad Y. IL L at W. JailtLA re. Irma elewelek ILaymerbd. lodise t Wm Kataotla.rode:eValt e fide Impeded ebradda THE LONDON raoruao L a Twaneworess, valour! So wail Mamma tot. il e:Wr i f ii i 4MOO Oa Old ze~ laleado oda % Oa bra ODECZar. Oloadom rallalmO SAO M.— bras( Mop. liAls Gambia. _ FRENCH VINEYARD TIME, sr sittllON 011111r t-64 2 . .1111. masa vit il 14 . 111.101t frn aDI AZIGNE . ''''''' w a 11113. NM ata . .. ntgla ir eI CJI va.r...,, ti sii - - al ...L.; liad a wag awl/1y atisawless at -Nam= sad amis. &ea 1 , 111A8813 EAST INDIA PALE ALE —Tbp Ostetwor Br2F arriving ar fr als.om Bunco la 11• Ned& tiaa arks of IL sad upw—AWX MOS. sad C,., $, Jae O.W. A N =TA SIX QUARTS of NCH MILK A. DAILY (o_ le__Lemion Crum) Small mia ri gaz Yesay.orth of MM.M 001111DIMIT. NIL • pust-trw Aedneed : oestalaise 446 NM% DM AMA: CANS. Folds. r s Aclida. 4110 . MY tO aif MOW Ili am Z TROLLEY, _Os la, otoe mil Seim Itersialar!= Mom IM sod lhodosket Oaleiodes-voad, flug'sarais, I Adonis leidmid la way Win wimp we us Alma sepekelid. NOTICE—Tbe Oundso sod Osigisal BOND'S PZIKANINT lig=tgoibt Addresses tis laba --41 6 imselsza, you CAIN o_/__OBLiTERATZ m, , • M. for marking trip s yr poi li• N. ,p Nana •• and. • ow .•• • =rim . prove lie dooMod gem ir was , U. Meg wilindoesk I= limo. Om Is. bolllo ;or sink peek. bee. Mr PAM POMP Bubo ropptlod as WINS. MULIE'S SELECT LIBRARY . — heaI oopies titese to be edieLdelly et nearly every meat leek to history, biography, sal Masai Ti. b.s Works et teltsieu, philosophy, poetry, sad idles areoidoll sa treaty as sib scribers may require th aw The rapMlr apse are meld, Mir circulative, 54 peaty moduese ps4e Tirrrfff reel weird Me er• we reedy, wad nay be ma—MUM =WARM MUM, Nov Oxford c atre:k aP ent l a . Cresseirest, lisacherfrom . sad Newalreet, lUrvalegban. WITDING sad. BLEMIDAY PRESENTS. DADII.IOI.IIII, Pkandar, invites attention io /da IttrSTOCK o/ DILDISIND CAM L A Id DUD& l i AOB, DESPATCH BOXES, Writing Oases, Work Dawn LA DOW DITIOOLI and CAZILADI lant i er YEDLAIVI.D YOUNT= INVADIDCALID, CB, and lIIISTANDO an wife. Bend It and Olen Dank On 8(1W ?ACCENT 8/12-CalU k lf DOCK DE, also • clone variety of 111,BOANCIBB and DOVIITIZR Bailable for PILIZINTATION, too ninon la ananneste. To In had al MINTY 111DILIOUNI newrwi7 awe dean from Sacknlnalanat. OWLILNDB' KALYDOR, an Oriental botanical 6 remedies for inaworiag sad beautifying the Caablealos awl lila Ms asysily•pstreesed sad ladled esteemed weak aunts the red atethisg. =Seca as Um seaderaies freebies. tea, weak diauluration, sal ether tateaseae vidlidese : sad Ile skin soft, far, biocartag. It eirriedes all the agar, et maw as the ekle. whether with names le alit sod baricsa, she Islam Mar bee; aid is undasselly he high regale, tram the wiry abase et idle be the trona reams et the Car. Pace es. sad be. ild. Nada Cestlea.—Tbn 'wards "Drotatill el sea WOK sat Oat =da r k! red tat dt burl Mid al dia; by dbemblessi partmas. • • Wttb ISO MobsSem Om Ilk MANUAL of of HIIMAJT MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY. By Mani Immo, Preieenoe of Anatomy and Physiology In the 'lntegrity et Winlyarg. losion : John W. Patter sett Bak Week Minn& Thla day, Meager Nation, In ans enflame, mown are, On, MADRMOISZLIE MORI: • Tab at Medan' Rome. London : lobs W. Psalm and Boa, Wert Strand. This day, Ildrd Milan revised. Is. dd., T HE SOUTHLANDKRB : an Aooount of an Lapselke Ws lasimear et Now NIEL loaded : Jobs. M. Poster sad Ike, Meat aorsaa. SPIRIT -RAPPING MADE EASY. ro Doe thy week's yueber ot °NCI • wm. uEbsz and Ivias U. lYstidn.t IC. THE SILVER CORD. A New SarW Story by liblrbry Illeelis, with Illastraikaw by to A Twinial will be aconalaced as Saturday, Nov. 10, la ONCZ ♦ WU& Difilbary sad Evans, 11, Boaverliatreat. llastwirart. LC. BOSTON ALIOTION. BOSTON, Itssaty Enarnto. The polling commenced this morning at 8 o'clock, aid in the comae of the first hour the oonserrative candi date, Mr. J. N. Malcolm, obtained • decisive majority, of which the utmost exertions of his opponents failed after wards to deprive him. This result is probably to be par tially attributed Os the divided state of the liberal biking in the first instance, but more to the meal with which the oonservatires entered info the contest. .L majority of the public vehicles ceased to hive been espod by the Mal aria partly, and as expors appeared tell seared by them to sided the Mara theireandidatea The state of the poll ins thawanssil bounty ea hea p = there warn no material vernitisa in the although the liberals made the number reel pow for each candidate higher then their opponents. The returns are appended : CONSWATITS STATUE:NT, LIBERAL !RATIN:ER. BUOY. Malcolm. Tuxford. Hour. Tuxforl Rib; 116 Tao 333 ... IGB Sevin Twain 200 1126•44 .. 446 ... 254 Twain.. 06d ... 31M Om 4O ... ...., iiiii.:.-. ... $3 2:: iii Two Throe bll Ei . ...... ii Ner,ascia 539 ... ... se Mere The eidetic. paned 4OM whebda ew l Easil qu i e t sweser. - TM swelambleseilliele mil* will dime Weeder We eleeleg IA the It.* lk. Maeda. who wpm le here ea blobs el of his seseevatimin. is a setbew e / fa Meow idly@ of Babes of the SUMP MIK AS the add ties of the ambers the hoe. eettlema resehel bee a barge crowd the iwAhmeiritie peeting whisk =welly Mimi. swore. Itarsassimnox or 80171111 Ni It conemeenee of the donde. of Peel larivert, arid the elevation of ids era, Valerie Newark, to the Upper Nova, • recency ties mewled in the represealaties of the Booth Mika of Nottiagliamshins. Lord Blesthoper, am of the Bari of alestereeld, is to be brought forward am • imadidate to W up the rummy LOIS PALMICSITON'S VISIT TO ROTSSIII AIC -- Lard Palmerston laving favoured the people of Rotherham by comontine to entitle at the =ma mist* of their I Ulmer, and lgeelimics' Inatitatire ca Thursday oven*, they hare determined to give him a most cordial welcome. A public meeting, rammed by Ni. Edward ' Oreave of the Feoffeco, tau beld at the court-house oa Itheday afternoon, mid reselealto I to his lordships. Maws " from the town sad " A committer was semciated to drier tip the adirms sad amiss meals for its preseetatic.. There wth be • gm= of shop on Thursday aftentem, sad the amibers of the ' Hide Corp, accompeeded la i r sa ir we llstr basks. semmillee I el the Leavy sad the lesdess, and other gentlemea, win meet his lei thip at the 'shame - to the town, and meet lira throwgh the primeval streets. The church bells will hi =aim of the principal bonding. Morniaated, sal his will, without doubt, meet with • very euthadedis =Lent Palmenton tri/1 be accompanied M lifr by Ead Pllewilliam sad other gamin He will owl, remain about an hour, ha. in as = • lamp circle is dislier, at Weatworth.home, at 7 eakielk. Lord Palmerston was Melted is Mail Sherliski, but was compelled to dean* as the present occasion. He was, however, good though to my that he should ha k 4llEre deing sew some fetere see ion . Hie lee speed to reeelee ea address horn the Corporation Cut lers' Company, of Myseeld, at Wentworth, ois ?Tidal =onion, on which day las will return to Lmdea. It is expected that the address from the people of Ea Lherlum will he prostrated at the came Mos.-44.k ifereury. • I. t, , zv . 114 'it --is. 14. -444 4 , ! a , ,• ~. 8 /14111Milliell.4.A B.y , • ' . Ackinitinii t.t i t.. 838 !Iv , " J.. LA; OEM frrep . llllllllrlllllll.7 WM . 43.41:11.0.111.) inaDQUARTKELS, ' 7 +4=IIIAB. OAPErk. Oat II& . W. boas ea hat began our movement on the right hank et it* Volturno. bledieile brigade - evened , the river yealsrday cacembyg M :two o'sioek 4441 itto ,took iip • ' • non deraealeimeteAfill,at,the top RI which national Italian flag now displays the woes ot Me Ifelle.fgedisi '11 4 4,4 1 * .rieftwa. taw ' ,Psamos ward to the atherAgda of the , Yclleami bests e bait bat. sight, the. bade. amesliall Colonel Bordone on the river having hal the brigaded of Eber and Milo • were able ilf 1.1 over it tOwards Csjazzo, with part of the . . (UAW 'a beadepartere were removed he.. this mom* a 4 dela* bat I think that by this even- , hig wee . hi* ibllewed the movement of the 'DPW mil them aoniewheri on the other All dial ibiee.. he 23reevelitesus; who had kept yob/ tilliagri:ist!t_siop, sibtd444o37.l>Toi#4ir whitih4rie l finglish brigerle 000npies. Their firing' did not, however, cause any loss of life, for the silsiL thrown from the bastions of Capon passed over the farm-house where the headquarters of Peard's brigade have been established. litho*, oar troops have not yet mettle enemy, it is to be expected that an engagement will either take place to-day or to-morrow. We know that a Nespoliais 'Corps d'arnie has been sent to occupy the mountain paths of Boiano, and must either fall in with Cialdini's corps, or with the Garihal diens who have crowd the Volturno. It seams that the remainder of the Neapolitan army is now encamped in the neighbourhood of Seem and Pi gulden), a position which equally oommands the road of San Germano and that of Gaeta. Suppos ing that this Neapolitan corps met with a defeat in following the mountain tracts of Piedinioate, it might attempt to fall back on the Garigliano and joie the main body of Francis Il.'s army. To prevent this junction Garibaldi will send a force in the direct* of Pontelatore, thus intercepting the communisation of the severed Neapolitan army. His plans, however, may be modified aocordiug to the events of war, for is cannot yet send the whole of his limy on the other side of the Vol turno. As long as the road which leads from Capita to Oasts is not intercepted the garrison of the former city may be easily increased, and a despe rate attempt against the positions of Santa Maria, Averse, and Sant Angelo may be made by the enemy. It is not unlikely that the arrival of Cialdini's corps on the same may supersede all present arrangements. Until then Milbits will remain at Santa Maria, Avesana at Madeloni, and Saccbi at San - Lucio. If the generals of Francis IL really intend to make a stand aptiust the combined forme of Fisk" Emma nuel and Garibaldi, it is in the plain of the Garigliano, or in the vicinity of Sews, that a great battle will be fought. Judging by what happened on the 19th at Maceroni, however, I do not believe that the Neapolitans are in a position seriously to oppoee tke amailinf enemy. The monk of Fungi. , • October. As Cialditu mid to the Neapolitan General Scotti, who fell into his hands at Mace roni, " The defenders of the Bourbons are no more soldiers than the brigands of the Campagna of Rome. The awful deeds they perpetrated in the Abruzzi show that they have lost all sense of military honour." The Marquis Villantarina, who is just returned from that pro vince, told me that the acts of barbarity committed by the Neapolitan Cacciaturi in the towns and villages of the Abroad can scarcely be believed. The same report was given to me by Colonel Nullo and Major Oddest, of Garibaldi's staff. At hernia a young man of nineteen was burned to death in the presence of his mother, only because he refused to shout " Long live Francis IL" I have myself read the authentic document in which the &- tails of that horrible tragedy are officially ' stated. Two letters, signed by Signor Mks, the Minister of Police of Francis H., have also been seised in the pockets of • spy, which leave no doubt that the gone-smolt of Gaeta did not shrink from resorting to the moat iniquitous means in order to ensure the triumph of the royal cause. In the first of these letters Signor Mho strongly recommended to the Intendente of hernia twenty convicts who bad bees sent intq the Abruzzi from the Argastolo of Gaeta to organise the Sanfedisti bands. Ac cording to the words of the letters these convicts had gained a reputation that "would MOO the most salutary dread amongst the liberals." The second letter directed the Intendente to let the peasants know that Francis 11. released them from the ordinary obligations of the law for twenty four days. The meaning of the minister was clear enough, and the peasantry took it as a sort of dig pensaticm or indulgence to commit plunder, essassi nation, rape, ko., with impunity. In a few days I hope to be in a position of sending you the literal translation of these two important docu amnia Sa o'cLocc, A.m. The firing from Caput has now ceased. Oar columns are crooning the Volturno before Garibaldi, who is here with his staff. The report of the guns ban not been hoard this morning, neither in the di rection of Bojano or Seem Ten ROAD MMlDll2.—Thdro is mien to believe that the authoritim are set distend to slim the invest& ration into Aim mysticism seek to lame. It was m ourned that Mr. Slides duties led nembeled with the elm a/ the recent procedinp et Trowbehlp spinet Slim iest& he Cioot but it is stated that that meMbeien is still maitre le matter, and that very reamft hes had an interview the A ttormy-Genwel, The, el Yn libelee imbue% bee pm minutely thrum! the while ems sect lrn ao =ed lu the public mom, me irhe hes slisibil en the Nom Sea terry en the Wenn whisk el aim he ea o Plint We beßeve that the eldest low see& is to have a still further inquiry—Mb thee the medium of the manor% alit& M. ilhosh 6 l: 6l S to he essilaset :y e • full mil iiiimhbog somism ties, nueciammilod the abeam el ammeal, end nohneldedbiy the ct braid mensatitme, is sieved, • pnehsal mil milk *eked vesalt will ensue. With tie view, we ere blibms4 Ur. Sock Me recently been Wllsoli Firloacinte far metionimi a commes inquiry, be Le elealeed two - ise of a very remote late, se cretively hid the ether cd modern times. That there win he wash to the overriding se the femur ha mestli ilia it its eudsnleol tart Sir Ilishaid el the molter iiremnsieness cif the ease isite will moosamsed to the proper anthosi- Iles f ist the preesedinp MA be, en it IMO. Mee mil en le veMiptien ecenroesold de mem Mr. Kest hes, we him deeded cm MOM* from iced et Cbrielmis. - - FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDWITT AT GLLsooir. —On Rooky afternoon shoed three o'clock. while a labourer, sued Ache Lawler, yam hi the set of shifting a coal-truck at the Owshetfaulda station of the Barrheed Railway ea eagles wow up against the coal tracks, whereby Lawler vas jammed between the buffers of two tracks, sad deprived of lac Deceased, who was thirty years of age, ham left a whim mid infest ehild. ... 7 [TWOPENCE. • 431P94111 :Olt NOPE.IIISO. '. . • . shrill. - • .. . (Freda .r.o rad.) • • . ' iffea JOistiaitalowept of Sewers kW the City of Various Dovelties iti Material have been preps* gat Mak wag weekly tees** star edam of the ha the Guildhall ; Mr. Deputy Owning pre . wi rlue rwihe s p itoudi nena r"th : ° cl i n t i t i : r now ."l"6 l l °.•• • We b liV ala y e th e r " : „. tl . 4l :7l o a ti t: P1ari1140606..1". ' - I . Dr : ' i serwr oa. a midica llT erwris offi o ce r r T o r hisiii. ClTT. mooed upon the poplin de Woe, in large plaids, or spotted with psalm the 00 hawse that had been visited during the po i. , the rep, ,ith w ig. stripes gmemese,b—gee l a leg week, awl hi eels' ti a list of 45 places that required black, Or *let and black me the moat ederad (Atari far grr vagiai * • An the 11 • 1 0ter'h°g•C• bad been string the week, and Mr. Newman, ma of the this material .- printed foolards de Woe, is dark grounds, at meat, had seized 848 lbs. that were unlit for . with =all biologies of towers; amts sew material called woo Idea, all of which had been destroyed. The other T ur i n sweat,: h.. whet inelleilies ef terry velvet, hut leggliglepu °tenet and of marketa had also seized 104 cwt. composed of silk sad Wa°ll. "1"114611518 are gew al y ms" . i i . e ‘i t , 4 am Mat lras ina seimid B4 rabbi at Ntwp that te w hise ere k u :t e : l and for tbe humal whole fect of it rilis was plan dirta, but vei, fell ; emillgti liar tight derma . . 4setroyed. O i l i t ha lt ri t IMO of the hides exposed for . 0 ale la were very "tale, and the itt The corsage 4 plabilitia witgitiagabilly worn, &ea M. that he was obliged to order the removal ' very Dismiss to tweellgrama Mike swOhisahle to shoat rtir l most;ensive of them. The mortality rearms for all materials. , tkie_w e e!k . afe . last the mar for the mzetadieg period. Though 1110Irell and 1400tp•daar silks ere worn, taffetas Itnerns":;l fire weekys , sad 1°67. are some what ' de = thil w • 1 1 9 e, antiques and MOM MOM at P....nt lbs /snaffle weer for and the births ; 22, or nearly half the deaths, were a SAW* hahillaa Of s h eet the analwaht Wane add the amass children of less than five years of age,. and 10 were new shade called Renate, are the aims sad shwa* aus oo ll old persons til 60 and upwards . Th•Prumit muses worn. Bleck moires are my skis* end dish idea 4.- . of i deip ., a ; a veldimgai° of a clumio am ehroter , t the rom n Panda/astir* Biped the al& mid 1 1 go wholialf by wh i ch wl:i e eh, with 4 from fns gala aka . 16 deaths from affa. they are searaperited. Per Meiarea 1 .. 1 1. 0 SOW a bla ck Com al the respiratory organs. Of the symotic clams of mare with e theadhamie etaggimpeteeilk itaie riche of diseases theta were returns of 7 deaths nob, ansueb. 2 hogs rloll4l:bilhweefte-abvskimapriflo.. aid . 2 ,4 1 . 1 6 *Fib arooloirlad titarthasKaft_ene from oak ani pews of apple-green silk at theta". Beareas them was plaited' a ruche. Some dresses are being made with the skirt perfectly plain in front, the plaits commencing about two inches on either side of the fastening. The Loma jackets ere beginning to be slightly wadded. Some en edged with a quilting of silk, of the same colour as the skirt with which they are worn; others are trimmed with cigar& niobium en °raiment likely to continue in favour Weigh the winter. of the iroliowionjwrer, Asap* siough,es;d merle t fever. Of the 77 births registered in the City during the week, Sri were boys, end 32 girls. The report was received and adopted, ►nd the necessary orders were given for carrying out the recommendation' of She medial officer. I.2IIIOIPLZ 01 RATING PHOTEETT IN TEL OTT. There were several applications by mercantile tirms in the City for a redenticin in the mown of their INOpeCtiVe as eesmauta, mod some of the parties ware in attendance to give any information that t be required from them. Many dresses that we have seen have been trimmed with paler et velvet. The Wear* soil pima helloes are still worn, sod bays 1 • W.Pliet Oh* nikeq wooed& thick dresses, on which a IRT 44eir eleiler rim att e d ar =f wou l d a be out of place. tree mho of satin. All kinds and styles lt of peseementerie elm leiling *dr oppresses ; ore ari:trine* elegant. Ulla filatfd aim dephet oot e n t i e me n en pouts, and em• Wiwi es eeeteehe, very wide at the hem, •Pdatnduslly diminishing wards e waist. For evening dream light materials are most in request, such u tails lisle, net., teams, illusion, crape, he. ; the bouilleandse or traseow dome= an the anal trimmings. The laZie ea r as • set very full and fluted. For married se tek l iet il l(e It"' * sad jewels not of nee ll e o n w atY ‘ lase A d Lever have under .Z 1 of tarlatan t :,..or they gee ape hang too heavily. ilterboot and the human are reproduced with very "hi vallatious. They au ands of velvet, cloth, taffetas eedialte. _int They me AM tehoseed with a new style of bas mid* has made its appemenes,and is called llama lace, sad with Peasementerie is • favourite elememiL . Trit rt i r mein large cloaks, waned at the treble wish large plaits ; a small *trine falls • little below Ile shedders. NOM sheathe are loon in front tied - !{tint behind ; others fall in plaits from the eisesdders behind, and fit to the figure in front. A taw cloak bas made its appearance, ailed the laad glove ;it is bound with a Demur watered ribbon. The Mr::trimmed in the same way, is longer behind than The sleeve is ornamented with a trimming up the aeon of the sleeve, from the wrist to the elbow. The front al the mantle is closed by a pat* on which are plowed two brakes. The Sido is made in velvet, without any other leimeligithas it little reahe placed at the edge, inside. The slaw, in t pieces, forms two point., on which are placed two tassels. Village's and berembes are still worn by young ladies. &aut. axe warn large, advancing in the front aid flout at the sides. Velvet seldom forms the whole of a bonnet, but is generally accompanied by tulle, lace, or erve. The iotenor of the bonnet is very seldom all white, the top being ggeenerally composed of black km, flowers, or velvet .. A chioorte ruche often forms a Semi ' • '..- and has • very elegant effect beech- --- of whatev , - they may be corn diadems - and RAILWAYS IN I . oi MLR) •TMTS. lady o. feathers ads ; Those NORTH METROPOLITAN JUNCTION RAILWAY. Last night a numerous meeting of the owners, lessees, occupiers of Land, and the inhabitants of lipase Holloway rierierall,y, wee held at the Whittington Wee Tavern, Highgate-blii, for the purpose of cmaidning the project of the North Metropolitan Junction Railway, hav ing for its °Won to afford railway acconumodasion to Tot tenham, Hammy, Highgate, Hampstead, Kentish Towle, and the western districts of the metropolia. Mr. HAM- Nam at Pinchley, waa called to the chair. • The ormapany were represented by Mr. Tindall, solicitor,' and Mr. De Winton, the (azalea. Mr. TIM.= said several meetings bad been held with respect to this line, commencing at Tottenham from the station of the Eastern Counties Railway, proceeding on to the Great Northers Railway. at the Horsley station, end so on to the HreaspettadJanetroo. The meetings at Tottenham and H were strongly in favour of the hoe, but the people of te rather opposed it, because the railway did oat pass t Highgate town. Now it was imps. slide to terry the Use to the top of itighirstwhill, but they proposed to woes the bathes of the Mu, which would be pnaticable, and give the required accommodation. The meeting was oiled to give the inhabitants of that district an portunky of expressing their views upon it ; and after Mi. De Wustoa bid =planted the direction of the hoe, they would beboppy to hear the opinions of those resident in themighboarbeed epos it. No. Bs'ill i g to W h ip tine engineer , said that, 'without going Meths of the line, be would refer that which silseith neighbourhood in which they were then met. Mangthielf the line affecting that neighbourhood would ester Alighpiehill on the side of the rued near to the Illeadlpen Hospital throne, the vacant nursery pound, aid in Ms =idea a station there would serve Highgate better than if domed through the town ; for, havigregard to etherdfsifAt sod the puma whs wed& be the meet likely to! labs dare, la the pejo* be brand that the line wet tots of. This line would give dam • eamsdea llaalla Sk a y d ßestern Counties Rail way, de. Nerilliain Omidles, by mans of the South- Wagon MeMway a dived essumealmtlea wish the phew= tope of Riehmead, Kew. limplea Oast, and Alm towns a that district, to be careied oth subject to as errem► tame with the London and South Western Railway Oren may. As tow project for the Vast' meats of Middiptisi-W ends i s tsses th = Inman the hdleved of temissiling aiihr u p: a ometesp, which he made mem o = sa from the dusetore of th e he should not hie to en emata% - The Hate wan sal merely Waded to benefit that kashq,betves• ileirraeisive Won* to give seem fremad wed. Mr. Harms mid be did not think this line would give than the ease WNW for getting to the were cdferse by the ahem whist' wield be p ia the Ore= Nathan Maw= Oasignay. After nem deseleisa, Mr. }lmmo= ssig. who *myna d lbs line, to ascer tain the seem of the mad* IMP would moose the follow. lag resolution :—" That this Resift having heard the en. *astir= of the sonatas end itsr k refeseeee to the prepped railway, seasider the same is ealealated to beret theasalthearbeed. sad is wrathy of gab& aappeet" Mr. Bow assoaded the resolutios. wfieli was eluded nmaimeasly. &Mom Czarrrioariee 10K MACHIAS nr Am ur Ciream—The number of entries for the certificates the Committee at Council on Education for teaching 10111111101111bearin on industry, and for which examinations emunmee in the S l at week of November, at Booth toe, has inemassid about SO per oent. beyond the number of lost year ; whilst thenumber of candicleres hes shamed from br la lost yssr to OD at the present time. The in- 1 mane extends to all the subjects of exandnifilou mope ths lest ; vis„ Descriptive CleomNey. N ik a ma i o l Drawing and Buildisg Constrnetioa, in whisk gar. is it desemos bon ID to 9. la Physies the imams, Is hone 33 to 43 ; Chemistry, from 53 to 85 ;in Geology sod Mineralegy, has to to 11 ; and in Natural History, from 3 to 6. HOWBOPAIIIIiC COCOA.. It. delicious maim icseeru ..l smoothness, sad invigorMing power have pro ceed .wet adoption se a to aktist beverage. u r i i,a4., at Is. ed. Per lb., tihjsriatirmem labeled ...has liosnieorethic -451 h mrtismessit.l It will be recollected tbst at titled court an application was made by Mr. Train, an American, the patentee of car riages to be drawn by homes and intended to run upon iron tnniways in peat thorough/Ares, for the permission of the overt to lay down hie tramway in some of the principal etresta in the City se an expenment, wad he offered to do so at his own cost, and also to replace the paving if the ex periment did mat succeed. A motion was made upon that occasion that Mr. Train should be requested to attend the court and explain more particularly what he proposed to do, and give the commissioners say izionnation they might require from him. Mr. Train accordingly now attended, and brought with Yea a very pretty model of Ida proposed tramway and rail way serreage. The eubject has been so frequently and so fay before the pub li c very recently that it will not be assoliary to go into any lengthened desails on the present astatioa. It will be sealant to elate that Mr. Train pro to lay down iron tramways in the principal thorough traversing the City from east to west, upon which and oommodious carriages will be placed, capable of =solf ur orty-eight passesgers—twenty-feer inside and outside. carriages will each be drawn by fileobalses, and the maximum speed to be allowed will be abed AP miles an hour. Mr. Train explained the par ticulars of Lie invention at some length to the court, and said that all he wanted was a trial, and he was niat's to run all the risk, both pecuniary and otherwise, thit would be incurred by the experiment. All he wanted was a trial, and he felt so certain of success that he relied en tirely upon the patronage and support of the public to re imbrue' him any expense he might incur in bringing his scheme into operation. A number of questions were then put to Mr. Train by different members of the court, and Mr. Alderman Law rence aired what course would be tam in the event of an accident haping d , such as • cart being upset acmes the Aar' rails, or of that sort taking place. Mr. Tea= of team Each a thing as this might occur, but the li ne wield very soon be got clear. Ile also mid drat the flange of the rail would only be dee-eighths of an inch above the level of the road, so that any ordinary carriage could easily pros over it. A long and very desultory conversation then took place, in the course of which Mr. Train admitted that he war not particularly anxious to commence his operations at once in the City, and that he bad not yet made up his mind which , s he take ' east to the west, and Si vehidee Mr. Train was then requested to rethe. Dr. Boas moved that the subject be referred to the Ge neral Purposes Committee with • view to their making • report to the court as to the propriety of sanctioning the applieatioa. He expressed himself stroaglT is favour of the proposed scheme, and said that in his °maim it would be a peat advantage to the City of London if it was carried oat. Mr. Deputy Larr ascended the motion. • Mr. Deputy PIWTEMS supported the motion, led said that any one who saw the crowded state of their thorough fares, and the danger to the public in consequence, must admit the necessity of something being done, and he be lieved that if this scheme were carried out it would bare the effect of entirely relieving tbeir greet thoroughfares, and that it was. almost a providential discovery. ( A laugh.) Mr. DE Jeaser said he was not quite so 111111411100 as to the remelt that would be derived from this mode of travelling as the worthy deputy, and be was very much amid that it would not be found quite so perfect as it was represented when it came to a trial. At the same time be wished it to be understood that be was tot at all °mord to the plea, but, talon into consideration that Mr. Trail% himself admitted that be was not anxious to commence his operations it the crowded thavoghfares of the City, be thought the better coaxes would be to adjourn the coanderaties of the subject., which would give ea opportunity to nee how the plan worked in other places, and this court would then be in a better position to decide upon the matter. He should therefore propose an amendment to that effect. Mr. DeputHawinoe seconded the amendment. L. Mr. H. Tina, in sumorft the amendment, said it amend to him that Mr. Tone would be perfectly satisfied with the foam that was saggested to be taken, as the effect would be that the matter would hare full oonsideration and it would give him the unity of making his plan; man pm and He also that it would be as well for him to p Wore the Metropolitan Board of Works and get their manse to his scheme, and he might perhaps be able to bedews then to level Holborn-hill sad Snow-lull, which would be a very great advantage to the public, as well as mist kflrt is Ids saheb & (" Hear," and a laugh.) The meet was thee pat sad carried, with the addi. ties that the meidscatiou of the subject shined be ad.- journed for a meth. Mr. Tllll2 wee called in, aged the Chairman communicated to him the istidon that bed bees arrived at, and the court shingly afterwards adjoureed. in we room or wrucn air. mram munition was newts LOZ guidon:de; and has •a ♦ very elegant effect. particularly anxious to commence him operations at once in Evening bead-dream %of whatever they nmy be corn- the Cit , end that he had not yet made up his mind which =invariably have t e cha &me form. Half wreathe of routes he iatended to take from the east to the west, and ad be e "ti or Rowers an d la " , ate very eb al lwa ' sire rend. He likewise admitted that Holborn and Snow A. mob.. pointed, and wide in the front, narrower at the hills and Ludgate-bill would be very difficult pieces of road ... WIN !WI this wide ander the comb of the back hair, . for hint to °made nic o ri a t or propoectitioiehe ...... t car- re' , Lore, having aseertelied Omit Mr. Trate proposed ' ' • • ." either •OK "IA er ' an eel, to ow the public to use his tramway it they thought mope; inq what Lay coi ff ures de bal are made of black velvet, en dia. 1. hune ur ui (A red laugh.) he would do if ins carnsges were dime. On the point in front is placed a star or crescent of Mr. Teem said his invention was full grown, end it did peecious stones ; on one side a drooping feather, generally hot re, My Doming. (Renewed laughter.) peed with gold, and falling on the shoulder. The worthy deputy said that Mr. Train's observation was elicedd this style of head-dress be made for an unmarried no doubt very witty. but it was not the sort of nursing that lady or yoagg girl, the gullies are replaced by gold, and the he referred to. gri m he a wed to was the meoiia of feathers by barbs of blonde. Nets are no longer seem, coding we omnibus before and another immediately behind =Pefor nigtig6 ; they are then generally accompanied by a r i val veh i c l e. (Renewed laughter.) ws el ingest, we with long ends, placed high at We M r , Turin mad he had no fear of any competition of that f ads ; another, more en en tou ff e, at use side of the back. etin. When once the voile became accustomed to his Those bows may be replaced by &Wen j in this MIN the vehicles they would not ride in any other. set, thee accompanied, na y be worn as a dinner bead-dress. Mr. Train was then requested to retire. THE HEALTH OP LONDON. The weekly return issued by authority of the -General shorn that the deaths In London, which been in the previous week 1,1111, fell to 1,026 is the week that ended last Saturday. The average for °me goading weeks in the tee years 1222.9, after correction for l umen of population, is found to be 1,141, and, therefore, the member in the preempt retain in less by 115 than that which would have been recorded if the es.e rate of mor , tality towards the end of October had pred. fluctuations in the public health, as indicated by the mortality, are marked chiefly by the increase and demise of deaths from symotic damages, and from diseases of the reepineory organs, which latter become more prevalent ea the winter approaches. From symotic disease is the aggro gate the deaths last week were 269, whilst the corrected average is 306 ; from pulmonary diseases the death, were 190, the noire// average being 18;3. A bandied peewee died of phthie (consumption), which steads is the ether milerceder of diseases ; and this number is lees than that obt s ined omp l eakelation by 42. smoke; ample waall.poz Wig slows a low ; the deaths frees It were not mere than & There were 64 from scarlatina sad 13 from di there. Twelve fats/ cams of mulatto& occessed la • 2of diph thesis, and 5 of whooping-cough, in the same One Want died of *Marna, another of pensphigas gen yeoman, a third of berme terstbri, and a fourth of ;peen lent ophthalmia. The daughter of a gardener, agd 3 years, died hem her clothes taking ire ; two children from scalds, and a young women from burns. A charwoman was sulk• sated when in a state of intoxication. Of four nonagena rians, the . oldest was • wows who had attained the age of vrpo ! . ume, week the births of eel boys and 955 girls, in all 1,949 children, were registered in London. In the ten asalme corresPouding week s of the years 1850-59 the average was 1,505. On Ifoncin afternoon, Mr. Bonverie addresael Ile 411010110 al k in the George•inn Hal ; lieu in t►e clear. Then was a large attead.woe. VOTIOI.-Wilifilhad SPIRITENtRiIMi * IIY li AN -Aani gabi rdsitatial elptism. :, . , celle= "81 WI. lia. 1.... Ilawalpillill4lllll for 44.4111 r 'si LIFIiIIMPIIies.4 shut " at sidSIK apeljelswilledsirt . u!d taw. 175. pir i: 4o . . - ° Rata% it ri v a m i latliZjw . me am' a ntia d . i rek k - a rilite g 221.6 r 30 Ham* imam ;'