The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-18 00:00:00

W INN.= ~-~.~-.pff..~'"' ft. 5464 R& MONEY WIGM sod BONO/ (of MlSSMaeinvalliard, Loudon) id S R I A el IMAM end ?ACRE SOPS to AUSTRALIA.— For It ItLllOlla3R Pert Philip. direct 150 the Docks on id di SATppeURDAY. MI °stoker. eallind at ). *be splendr aft s traux, mot took RI DORM, Commander W Riat I ndia Dorka. Der e econimodations lor all clammed prommites are ansaspassed„ end &swill carry so uperienced sannson.ag in Ile Tos trek*. or pomp is* to AUPORT and MORGAN, with Nowa RONEY 'MUM and taxa, T. learkenhadleirent frill CRYSTAL PALACR SUNDAY AD- L num& —lnfornattas tor ootaintas Blares either by latmodisto puseassa or by weekly is end toast, itsbet tme admisloa ran laaday, to be bad on application daily et from IS RIM er 71117111 DAY RIMING% 7 MU, or bli tr e:.. 4. 4ea tbs Cestral CommlUse Room. a Basoloetramtlatamy R. Y. II'ORIALL, Rm. Bea TIO NIW NOVEL IT WI. W. G. WILLS, AUTGOS Of . 4 TRU MITZI) IVIDENCIU n . , • TM@ day. la Three Yob all at D AVID OHANTRAIY. John Maxwell sad Co., 121, ileetxtreet. Dame4treek and Orsae-lame. The resew messed to have the chief managunest el the Irish Poopla,Kr. Jeremiah O'Donovan (Rome), was arrested, while endeavouring to make his escape. This person is already well known to the autho rities in oonnection with proceedings under the Treason Felony Act. At the spring assizes of 1859 be was arraigned in the county of Cork for being a member of the celebrated " Phon oompiney," but his trial wee nos proceeded with, Mr. Whiteside, the then Attorney-General, declining to select► jury from the panel returned by the sheriff. An applica tion to ait him to bail was subsequently unsuc cessfully made to the Court of Queen's Bench. He was again put upon his trial at the summer imams ; but a thangeof goverment having occurred, the At torney-Gemealt Mr. J. D. Fitsgerald, entered upon office with a disposition for clemency, and accord ingly Mr. O'Donovan was allowed to submit to the indictment prefeszed spinet him on condition of entering into his own recognizanoes to come up for judgment when called upon. To this moment no cell has been made upon him in respect of the fer nier charge ; and be has repaid the leniency with which he has been treated by since doing every *Mg in his power to excite feelings of discontent and disaffeetion in tho minds of the misguided people who read the effusions of the so-called i of nationality. ga During the night a variety of other arrests were ',tad% amongst them that of a person Mimed O'Leari, the reputed editor of the Irish People, and Mr. George Hopper, a tailor, having a shop m Dame-street, who it is alleged had some connexion with the paper. The Evening Mail states that :—" So interested were the government in the prompt execution of their orders that Mr. J. L. O'Farrell, Commissioner of Police, and Colonel Wood, Inspector-General of Constabulary, personally superintended the proceedings in ParMi ment-street. Colonel Lake, C. 8., took charge of the police arrangements, which were carried out in a most effectual manner. Sir Thomas Lsrcom, the Under Secretary of State, did not leave his office in the Castle until nearly one o'clock this morning." This morning the police made a large number of arrests in every part of the city of persons supposed to be connected with the Fenian conspiracy. Amongst those taken into custody was au individual living at Rathmines, in whose lodgings there were found a military uniform and a box containing documents relating to the Fenian brotherhood, principally a ddressed from America. The arrests made in Dublin already number nearly thirty per raIiKAT BT. JALMESS HALL-EVREIX 1 1 /1113ING at 8. mad SATUIDAY ATFIRNOON at I . s Greet Vestriloquiat lelade—Warld r et id Ukt—hetwal Naha la a new form. by Mr hatlerwa Fite great) llestabe, Ventrilowilea sad Male to legarts. Dell Care"—The Seel Itallea Basket Theb. Mae Wale Anderecw—etank as.; reserved eta* tie.; way. t ealadidea. la.—Orewde4 hose's. Framer Ander: scra's Farewell Beason of the World or Wale. la'sso'sSwam "The i mteat combination entertabuseat bs the metrepolla"— Tide A. FILMY% Mina Yampa. 21/01 NIIVIL BY MIL MONTIII2II COLLIN& nits day, In S rola, at all LI WHO 18 THI bra IIICIRI leptinted from the "Dunn University Mingszine." John ilairwell sad Co.. In, naiad:est. -------- to MELBOURNE and SYDNEY ret . kodit ma emu 155eal etl7 NIL lIIINI., met tar . Leal baree-pewer. egenareled Olepiela Jaw . pow omo .1 on Mabee aad nes =ad lease the ZIA "Miami mil. Dada ISO November, sod the lith Novara mow Ws lam eepeettft 46. pongee, tad atted expreetly ter the pareager i Tirase trade to Aestreat aad Odes. WIN carry ea ez• eurgera, sad le Med silk en metees lopeoveateatt the stated rd heath IS the tameemom — fte Putividom Zile NOMNISON est Oft, Yartobanheet, ilk . Wag. ittorheeter, sad No. 6, Neerreaa'aoourt Oara htn. law Mc. ,1117 119VIL BY iut. 51 — sWobriik_ SO P " L• U I Z. "MU novel le ore the soot . precelelej: whm °lrks o &aka haw that we ha mesa tor . conslderable "It "eel randy thee we meet wl e rstory cd vista farce sod power."—Beffe Memenger. Jots Maxwell sad Ow. lleehdreek QT 0 D ItZ. —loTra REPRBBENTATION. TIIATU of IITUTIIIY, zoirrnits HALL—IIARVIUS k MAGIC sod VINTIULOQUISIC by Colossi OTODARZ.—Tbe anal fadfss basksi Trlat sod Nosiabisoroos growth ne norm Tsar, r lairodocsd, jar tl. frst tics IA this cioostip, os Isobar lhoolay. April 1T ink by Cased Modem mod bap po llard by bin sod as loess itogidsaa. MAY EVSNING al sPlstordapolocradodl, also ors Wsftoribp sad Wards, Al t a , aeons ad 11.—alsilo blitolisirs. Old inobibrerl, sad Boo ssb. A Milisabidl.--Adalsolos, is., 10, sad to. e minoroioro"—Vide " Tim," ApoU ld Its,. rtA.TTILZ PLAGUE, by Prof. GAmou. Defini v tkiss. Symptoms, Peg-Mob= A sad Nature. Remedial Triatasset. Preventios, lon. Pilsfery sad Ramses stwsad sad at bone. MAW a 1 talsraatkaal Ossignesa Lemke : Robert Hardwioks. 101. Piccadilly. nIIBINSLAND.—BLAM BALL PASSIM VA ORR WM—kw orrewealinte wilts Der le *WO ononlai lievennot. lednetka of Menge An to AM Lad orders ink lo eil ohne& baleneill, Morelos kor (ealllog otPiritoutlo, the G ues %lemma,. axle tow narthex, naboree power net. . A tm. nu mark triganalialtt eldp . unrivalled by any Teed le Ike 11•11101.11111fadli to eaniskla, n is p i iebse for ak Now the nagnillowit desk alma ad tab skip din &let cable iseregen to Ur Ainironia mann. ea woe. way conbialan contort and spike impair to oar Wan ens- Weinte. The @wood eabb on deck le equal to mil One. ekes exonniedetloa. and Um onerioniente kir caw olsmm ecaiblie all JAMS infreveseenta Anil to ltl and Co, Lpeeknoll: a& donee kw Inelbak len Me; Ink T. K. huaLar OMNI 016.74 1 / 1 06116110 slink Lode% 1.0. FratOXFORD.--81X17411X, b .7. OMAN it7I : LA TIAVIATA. NORMA. da, by tly ium leort . adtelestOmretie Cammy Is London. hinAnd Mines Bann . Madam Ilene. .M lOn Tinian, W nlie2=er ritappeame• Mn dines Mime of tea aorta i Min A. lb AWN ene my. deemod. Beak W. William. sad Tivoli— the ITEDAL of aIIeITTY, =bor i ~es ibe Tes=der i zri . end biy Ids bar. sod Devise: Ur. Alexandre, the Monsen Vehlrlinniet sad Mink sad Giber evadable talen.—TBlll MMNO. taut nom LIVNITOOL OH wyrowsr TO NSW YOll, TWICE • Tin LIVIR M• POOL, NNW YORK, awl IWILADILLIS COMPANY Wend de. listeklastbdrefrenetire.tegtt Iran Screw Stosneako. oteytes the Vadlolllstee___, LIMST for NNW TOIL CITY OF MOM LIMISICS, Friday, &rya IL CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept. V. CITY OW 'woman., Saturday, eept. SO. Imo Weasaellec, sad alternate Frideye and Saturdays. W pimp by the saell steseoen Whey every Wednesd ee % r, sori animas. ecoordleg to the socommodatlon. by do hiders and Saturdays steamers, 16 'einem =rd . versos Wed., fall supply of cooked "ter Cards and the gutted Maim booked lq,C term.—Dr further pert/oaten to MA'AM HAN, 1, Water-street, Uverpool ; to tad hucrir, 61, Meg WOam4Wese, kadoo. THI LONDON BARGE BIILLDING and IiOITIZAI3I 001ITAXT (Limited). Capital £lOO,OOO, la 6,000 !Zane cd MO ..ob. 10m payable on Appiloatlea, sad al ea Alietateal Ileheol= a• Calls 00 be at latenals of ad km than Three sad oat W exceed RS 10m each psi 81was. Dillefolllll. alB.. &{, LCI. at anima. lt. II N. (Mow o Pewee ss. ad Oa, 100, Isadeohall . eisa'ok, apothem isms. Newark Ireq., 147, Leadeehalletreet, and a Phllpot, LO. Z. Z. Teaboo, Iw.. Kelth-terrece, W. T. J. Wake, asp. (Messrs. Walton and Co.), 30, Great 86 Helm% I C. Coked a. M. Westrascott (Late 4th Ilag's Own), Junior Vatted Sento, Clab. B6imma—last Loudon Barak (Ifrolted , , at Canada, Z.C. 80/XmOrte—liemrs. W. 8. Meetorassa and Co., PaseramMas, Booklerebary, IC. AUDITORS. Mmes. Alison sad Waddell, 14. Walton:sok, IC. Zama lomerlag cad Matas, ilmmeUeet,Chispelds, IC. 11.01111-7. O. WM. Sap., I. Cop tbal eotot. LC. ONIUMAL 114J1•031-1li. Coo (late Messrs. Cm sad Co., Mart *ten sad Lightermere, Omen Wharf, 8.1) Bscimmlo (pro tem.)-3. Hooper. lip. Temporary Lesdiaballotreet, London, fIVIRIAND ROUTIL—OOMMUNIOATION %Jr bir DMA. AUSTRALIA, le., IGYPT The pisuntrus 0.4 usisareal " NAVIGATION ANY BOOK PASIIINGIRS Gaie lad Tomb al tbdr kedge eMee tar eltestear. Kb Bp^ Adak OrYlea. E i Calcals, WOW and ars. by Orli eleemees loathanyies es Se sad 10Ib et erevy Nona Ice , Maly hand, Adak •Ad Nimbly, by Kemal the latb and !! ta d atek meta: and for IlaarflOns, line George' beat 'libitum, and Syttary, by the ellenneca leaves bade the 110 et envy asontla.--Yer farther portionless Ft at the OmpaWe Mole, InadainbeacAceet, KO. La ; at Or,ltenabelhot.tleatbauslan. PIO"FROM& Ths London Barge Building and Lighterage Company ettsted)," to oonstroot 'miss end suitable CAUL for M and toe carrying 00 an analogous busters to that which ts at present undertaken by Individual lightermen. The ellell00•1 and increasing trade of tits Port of Loudon adarde an ahnest anlimited scope for inch operstions, and gnat incionventence Is experienced from the Inadequate supply of lighterage accommodation. TOO Company her secured Ur services of experienced MGR menseted with this bosinees. It hail a arrante coons:ion. end several Influential merchants end others have promised their Very many 11, ins would prefer dining with Company woe 7Wasseriptlen to employing individual Ightermen. knowing that, should any lows occur chargeable to those who onderMa the Nidnmag• of the Injured aserchandtee, dc.. they maid mover o=lllolll ben the Oompany, whereas o{l4l"W ae the ices possibly have to be eustaised by the reinitiate sorts. At a late hour the several prisoners who were arrested last night and to-day for their aonnexion with the 141111101 brotherhood were brought up before the presiding magistrates at the head police office. The name' of the prisoners are, Jere miah O'Donovan Roma, Shaun O'Clansey, James Murphy, T. 0. booby, John O'Leary, George Hopper, James O'Connor, Mortimer Micahan, Michael Fogarty, W. F. Roantree, P. Nagle, M. J. Magrath, Shaun O'Cleery, Thomas Ashe, 0. Mehony, James Kenny, W. Ryan, J. D. O'Rorke, James Brennan, Michael O'Neil, J. O'Farrell, Haltigan, James Rinn. Mr. Barry,l Q.C., who appeared for the crown, stated the ma. tare of the charge against the pris oners--nansely,i of being members of a treasonable association. Having regard to the serious nature of the me., and to the fact that it was intended to make some further arrests, he would ask for a postponement for a week. Mr. Strange and Mr. M'Dermott, be fore whom the prisoners were brought, remanded the case for a week. The prisoners, 'rho on their way to and from the prison van were cheered by a large crowd which assembled in the vicinity of the I court, were then formally remanded for a week. A telegram from Cork states that the most in tense excitement has been caused in that city by the arrest early on Saturday morning of a large number of persons charged with belonging to the Fenian brotherhood. Between three and four o'clock this morning (says the Cork Examiner), a body of police, numbering about 100, divided them selves into small parties, and proceeded to make arrests in different pare of the town. A sword, pistols, and military uniform were found at the house of one of the parties arreeted. The latter include several shopmen, an attorney's clerk, an artisan, dm. They have been arrested, it is said, en int elligence given by an informer. A secret inquiry was held at the City Gaol this morning, when the prisoners were all either committed for trial or farther examination. A battery of artillery has just arrived from Balliwoollig. One hundred copies of the Irish People newspaper have been seized by the police. A correspondent of the Daily Express, writing from Waterford on Friday evening, gives the following account of the progress of Fenianism in that city : From the Ind hotel to the smallest " shames* home, the eel, merrenratios is of Fenian.. In the hotels are to be met wellidremed Psalms, who appear to have nelimited mews, and who speak at the invasion of Inlaid by a Fe. Wm fleets • eertniatry within the *sot dire months, while in the pabiie.hosses yea bear 14111110111 disowning their plans sad bins with as mach freedom self they were seated ' at the Wier side ei the Atlantic. The immensity which has rap to the present attended their illegal prestress appears to have redoubled their efforts and immensulably inereased their daring. They are well Were to be eageged &Meg at lillbarry beg eight after eight, end yet as meet Me been made. The piece where they practise their , drill is now as bare and hard for an wee round as the highway. I an voaeh far the following statement myself, to wither,. which I was called up at half-past 5 o'clock in the monied by a medial gentleman. He told tee he was aware Si the drilling going as two morninp at every week, sad added he would give me an opportunity of judging for myself an the next Tuesday morning. Aemediegly, we started at half past Sc. o'clock, and is the very motes of the city, in an alihwelinisrl house, we air two squads of too men each Wog drilled by two drill instructors. The sight would not have surprised me if it occurred at night, but the idea of treaty man drilling is the midst of the city, within 170 yards of a polies-barrack, at 5.45 in the monde& was se novel. ao unexpected, that I took some minute. to ecievisem myself of its reality. I recognised, through the slit of the window where I war three of the fuss, and thew the solution was simple. They were young shoplift, who, I presume, would not be allowed out after 10 o'clock at night by their employee; and who, ow momently, got up at four o'clock in the morning ors the peewee of bathing, or some other pretext, to take their 1411•301 in drilling. Aeorher Maas of propeptiag their Mess and making commis has bees resorted to. All the regular bend-einem of the city hive been subsidized by them. Them comeneace operation every evening with nightfall, and surrounded by large crowds, sometimes as many as 200 peewee in ma, watinue to sing sedit'ous soap ustil past 11 o'clock. To each as choose they give copies of the ballads, requiring no payment. These pro ductions are of the mod tress arable and seditious character. At to-dav'e petty endow (before the Mayor, Captain Newport. D.L.; Nmotroa Boaaparte Wyss. D.L.; Captain Johasoo Aldermen Deasy, sad Dr. John Maakeny ), a well.drWeed man, who gave his mime as Martin Power, was brought up is custody at remand, charged with siogiog and giving to ethers two seditious ballade, called respectively "The Fenian Men" sad "The Stars and Strive.* Hr. Edward Mott, solicitor. prow outdid, in the abscessed Yr. /telly. asedonal mows prow. sty; sad Mr. T. F. Strange, reliance, whose name is wan remembered la coasszion with the '4ll movement, itsfeaded the prisoner. Two wadable, proved the Aging sad selling. Mr. Strange contended that there was wilting editions is the ballad& Tie segistrates oetteutred. red the Mayor delivered the judgment d the wart. whisk was, that the primer Sad mired bail duet be weed so sore, or go to gad for etc maths. The primer elves, accepted tie latter alternative, es etted% the b. mid* be oat before that time." Tie use asettel geed sad the broi l s sort was eseeded be a guest maeopeit set to emend lielrteeitelk, whit W reiceet ;r o c aeateeet saireery lid erne ottani bear. list Ilia seeleiratei Imelda at the. mirror. wield be Bret Were Me eapteattat illemiatti. • COPENHAGEN and STOCKHOLM, with V ueeK7 to an a$ IIALIIO.—Tbs Pao Orst-clas Berm elsamar NEWSY, Captain J. L CAM will clear tor the above pods oa or about lOUs last. VIM sisaarer Ma vary soperler accomadallea for rmaasauers.—lor particulars at laded or apply to ?CUM . & OZATIB, PILLUPPII r4 T e l li ttartaa's•bouwa 84. Durasalrldll. &C. BREMEN. — Direct Route to Hanover, Brune wick, and Cientral Oersmay.—The North Owe.. Lloyd's ibst-daes .new 144/408X CONDOR, Captain C. RAM, will be despandasi tram Iteradydown en THURSDAY. the 8124 bat (waither pssweittlag). at 10 a.m., call/es at Brunswick Pier Madura% tor at It noon.—Pares to Bremen. Mt wad 41: return &eta, La and lam—Apply at CIAPLINII arstrnsel lagemt-chows. W. 1 : or PB I LIJNPa I RILVIIR PIILLIPPB and Co. ht. Dunstan's-hogs% Bt. Dunstan 1, LC. COalpiPM Le good prospects of paying dividends of en et ...dirtily salictory character from the commencement of Its egersuom ; sad each year, as the Peet of barges, der., tessera' to suorben, tee property of the shareholder' will greatly aug met In "slue. and ills meats will become much larger in pro portion thereto. From the following erenlation. which hes bees reeked by MOM of jrfg •Wiejelbc• In the lighterage bearer it will be oh served that, Is all probabilist. the prole svailab e for dish:lauds, seen with only • paid-up capital of Mete* would lomat le Le, WO per sisaaar, Mug at the rats at woes than tit per out. WITAL S.OlO shares with the allotment sad deposit money paid Weems LAM ash of LI 111 s ?Küban, DOTTERDAM and the RIIIIIIL—ItEDUC 110N oi YAMS. —l7os Mi r w Native/lands p Sissiabosa Costs . sad tsvourlts steam. BAT A 11,14 Catabs W. ill isavaßrozawick tier, BlarkwalA V IMP SUNDAY id 11 o' as arrival or Os 1040 ma. train from Feriebursisatresasisaisa. Mated tans: Sodom Al R ; fore cabin. ; Mara WWI, isasal at .tan s sad balL —Apply at CHAPLIN'S Unhand 011 es. . W. : at to PIILIJPPS. GiAl7lll, tau. WWI aed Co.. SA Duastaasbours, it Deastaa'•4oll. LO. A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. 71W YORK DTVISION.—SICOND MORT° AOll BONTM. ranien.vank DIVISION. —FIRST MORTGAGE DONOR tuberest pomade Gelobsr, ise the Comelideled Seek posited). The GOUPONS from the above Sonde wilt be PAID oe the let October. at the tale of Y. to the don's . , end mast be left two War days M the °Mee of the Company. 1. Westminster- Members, Victorissetreet, Westminster, for essednabon, Lt mat by poet. • deeps for the amount trill be goateed le coarse. Werbetmbrs, Victor's-street. Westrabseter. Idyl la, IM6. CIL I 10 . em 561605. SAM 2.000 25 .10e l k 4120 50 Pasta 25 Lep 2.500 - £24000 To 0011005 avallsiis for imams of ma di istablisibri Ivialnals, &L. M 4.000 £20,000 UVINUL IdFisk De. wilee, M. as the oases, wharves. Ore. seesral working simpuomenz ime. as.. 1 Lam* ad whined M . =l l ll .r. prod espommas --- SAW Bdchesmild 06 zemosely hod 1,600 L 7,900 81016.• Mikan avallible dir davidead 4,480 112,880 BAY of HAVANA and MATANZAS RAILROAD (In the ISLAND el CUBA). WAN of £400,000 Sterling, payable of glee, bearing Interest at ? pet cent. per mourn, half -yearly la Landes. AMBITS In loados—Meams. J. Henry Schroder and Co. la Havana—The Beak of Commerce, Francis lover, lag., Manager. This Company was formed in lel?, obtained Da eoncession the acme year. and In lea the man road was completed from Rees, is the Bay of Havana, to Mamma a distance of 54 miles. Mom then branch lines of considerable value have been eon. Streeted. Thema of oreestrectloo to this date Is £1,066,000: of this suns IMMO was raised upon shares subscribed in the Island. IMAM wee raised in London. L. 1051, by • Prat mortgage tem. bearing T cent interest, and repayable by the opera tics of • sinking fend of /115,000 per annum, commencing 1667, Which will redeem the entire loan In 1876. £140,000 wed eliethsrly raised la 1963 for the construction of We breach roods, secured by a emend mortgage on the reed, aad penalised by the Bank el Commerce, repayle the pe ratics of • sinking fund of £4,000 per annum,co mm e ncin g la IML • cceilderabla portion of the remainder of the capital has bum 'applied from time to time out of the earning" of the read. The results of the undertaking have been very satisfactory, Mal show the following returns : 1562. gross receipts A100,700 IPBs, „ 1064, and 1861. groin receipts from January to Jane 93.0* mina rune period, :864 The Bay of Etavana end Matanzas Railroad Company has now effected the purchase of the Collies Railroad, tanning from Matsu= to Bemba a distsnos of 36 miles. a very valuable reed, end of 11111DCIIIII importance to the Bay of Havana and Matanzas Company, Inasmuch as it is to direct junction with that reed at Matanzu, traverses a diatrict nett In sugar produce. and bet wngt connected at Bemba with the Cardenas and 'lmam becomes z section of the central road of the lased. which will very shortly reach Villa Clara by the emaciates d the Carthame end Jamro Railroad. The returns of the traffic of the Coliseo Railroad are as follows: 1960 gross re ntpts AVAIOO IMM M 0 Int Se returns of 466, from January to May 10. 40,efe 'Out 106 i, same time To magnate AM perchase, the Bay of Havana and Matanzas Campaey desire to rase a loan In London of £400,000, beadnit Menet et 7 per cent. per annum,. paresis half-yearly In Landon. Al serenity for this Loan, the Bay of Havena and Ma: mans Barred Company wt 6 effect a tint mortgage on the Canso Named, its rolling stock, appurtenances, sad all properties ; ina she • mortgage no the Bay of Havana and Matanzas Rail lONsd Ha bronchia subject only to the misting mortgages of £166.910, of which the Bret mortgage of £260,000 will be paid off ealbely In 1876, by the operation of the sinking fund which lenemacee in 1667. The properly thus mortgaged is as follows toffs purchased oat of the proceeds of t"▪ . J Ol4l . Producing*, gross revenue in 1.04 of £71.154. . Bel a Hansa and Matanzas Railroad and its branches, etatuff_ 41,06.000, producing a gross revenue in 1861 a £ 143,0e0 (mb . only to the above.n entioned mortgages). It will be noticed that the revenue of the bay of Havana and Thasulas, an well ae that of the Coliaeo Railroad, ha for some yews been steadily Increasing at the rate of to per cent. per imam, and it Is beyond • doubt that the amalgamation of the leo toed& by a natural mousse of traffic and a large saving of eipendlture In the adminetration, will produce a f r larger re • and may be fairly estimated for the coaiing year at 1101 re ,460 gross, or fully £lOO,OOO net venue. ~! mryeseat of this loan • sinking fund Ls arranged for. MON to be off annuall either by the - ebilesi Beads er is peak dra essid wing, it. opera y. tion to commence par in aiiia. lB / 1 . W which time the ant mortgage loan of £260,000 will be bewin be hatted In sums of £lOO. and bear interest =1 041 14 payable 10th June and leth December, at the counting- Ileum J. Henry Schrader and Co. Tisane coupon will be towable 10th Jane nazi. The sekeselptios price is 00 per cent. payable as followsfg : as es application. an allotment. 10th November. 130 0 Lem preview instamenta 10 g Listed at 6pr cenl per annum will be allowed for prepay inset 01 sal of the instalments. Apclicadoes for an allotment to he made to Mews. J. leery Schrader and Ca, 145, Lendenhall-atreet ; or le the Brehm; Mum laursuce, Son, and Teams, No. 7, Allent.oo• 7l . Thlnt Miehmetreet Ca. 100 open barges engaged, my watt 40 weeks* an average d 24a. per week 26 deck barges, dltte ditto, at 40e. per week 60 punts, ditto ditto, at 18s. per week 26 lugs, ditto ditto, at 18e. per week lOOO 40 lightennen, at see pr week for 40 weeks 1,866 t1e,280 Applications for shares, according to the musesed form. to be forwarded to the Beakers of the Curepany. U no allotment be made, the deposit will be returned In full. ghould a %seer Dorn. her be allotted than le applied for, the surplus will be used towards the payment 011 allotment. Prospectuses and forms of application for shame can be ob tained at Use Brokres. 1, Coothall-court, LC. , or at the Teo gamy Plops, eta. 1011, LendenhallMreet, Leaden, LC. • swy el the Articles of Association can be seen at the tempo rary otoer of the Company. Boas 01 mouconos sea sham To the Directors of the London Kerne Butiritnt sad litht•tete Compeer (larnatedl. Gemiterasm,—Having paid to your beaters the sum of being lee. per share on shares, I request that you wlll allot me that number of shares of FM melt In Learea Berge Marling and lAsitterage Compsay tlingterti," aid I hereby epee te accept such shares, or any smaller number that may be tted to me, and I authorise you 83 pis°. my mime Breaths rigletar el shareholders for the shares w allattetL I remain, Uestlemeo, Your moat obedient Servant. Name in tall Ram Protosaion or b‘ware Data. THE LONDON BARGE BUILDING aDd LIORTINAGI COMPANY (IMetted). NOTICI IS 11111. BY GLYNN that the LIST of APPLICA TIONS for SELENA will close, both for London end the Country, on TMURIDAY, the Mt Inetent. BY order. S. ROOM, georete.rY (Pro ten) remportry leadenhall-strest, London, &C. September 14, 11186. THS JOINTZTOOK DISCOUNT COMPANY =) *sad T ITtaboim-MIM Lombard-street, London. lUD Ciprra. ... ..... TWO MILLIONS PAID UP £746,000. mazy s lIIND 11e,004. DUMPS ILICIMID lestie cm deemd at 7 days e ' seam Ditto at 14 days' acatee apsebA ratio for ream depoafted for Toms pereolm TF YOU TRAVSL, send for BUSSEY, SMITH, .11. and WS. ILLUATRATIO CATALOGUE of POILTMA N. TRAWL hunks. Bap, end every oilier tranlling requisite. Alio Veld. Merles, end Opel Glares, aeries led fur excellence sad cliespneea.-4113, New Oxford-street, W.O. HYAlff and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 06 sad R. OISOID-11111.W. Overcoats for no, rola. sad dust, Hs. 61. to 665. Ovarteets, 'load sad Laid. OW to eis. Salts for Nudism, Ls pork, sad seared, Ala Solna Jackets to ell s tasidossais strlos, Its. to ileadrtasheas Itertoata 30a. to to 76a. Vests to embower , . &Ws, do., 7s. el. to its. MOWN= la all hahloits usieriels, las. dd. to las. HYAM and Co.'s mazer 70 DEPARTMENTS, Mt sod et 01.11D-trialUtT. No. I. atlltlenlell'l clothing for Immellato meat No. 1 Gen tlemen Order Department. No. a. How MOM( tee istanadebei wear. No. & Boys' and Youths' order Detemt. No. . Habit sad Mary Department. No. & Nato and Ormond Boom_ 7. Travaftt Clothing. Umbrellas. Portenenteens, lam dm Worthen' Bnlll :—Binninetam. ti. 112. and Neweareet ; Leeds. tl. Drionato. BLOSSOM[ of HONIYI3I:IOYLE, a delicate and dlsitogot ruse attracted tam tits lowers. by JNO. 00411 ILL sod Patasts . to 11.1. A. Us Moons at Wake. No, it, iltros Ling-aoart, lostbard•strost. London. xxodom. stmt. 7, 1266. BAY of HAVANA and MATANZAS RAILROAD pa the ISLAND of CUBA). LOAN of 414000000 STIRLEN°. lonely; NUBBY GETZ N, Shot the SUBSCRIPTION USTI RR the eters LOAN will CUM os WILDNISDAT hut. tha Yet, et 12 eeleek. I. BY.NRY SCIRODIR awl Co. I*. Lehkehalhetreet, Leedom, scot is, ISO. KA"'S WORBDELL'S PILLS, the BM 71711/11111 ol the BLOOD known la Magleiss, boa dm& laresty4ztaatied WI and pasta silooDoe, my to tiktir clammed u • hessehold socerary. Bold by all Meads. Vision Tuimi /OTHERS and NIIRSKS.—Mrs. Maiwbadd TO AM/RICAN sooramo SYSI/7% wbbab Mb oil Morelia, pest tree tor 7 Asap" A. NSW rin i k el the vorra, eetitled h e .•.117- 11 ' ibbb blifb adtroailoe for to warty pare. for leave- PIM DINSTINITIT, mad WHAT IT DOS TOR US. By when veering from riled &MUM., WS eaa. A. Rearah.dkarreaeraireei - hen the peat ammo al the to G. I kea* aid aceordiai to Mrs. lobar:mem snakes week oa distal slurry by the roe Gathar, we eagle& Tini4,l with W. swam by BAWL fa and 1103: r in Z ea str a y• Inn be reed odds aldltY by al ia ctames /Ai° are Ob4trellt, Whole nose and address ate eel ela the art.... afrortion are roamed sill each Pike eileeee." lean to eat ;or Mar leisiers see him C. ctinsaii. Lit& Talteaeyolleall , . - ,j ........_ ( 4 . m t 1' b t , H . 11 1 -11 X 1 iti r i r ...... t .„ ' ..;. v .. , • - • ;- : . ,;4 4 ..4.\?.. “ .-r .... •., . . 1 1 4 i, • ts:4 - 3.tsyk : • 1 , •!, , , , , , 1 4 , • . • LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER •18, 1885. [STAN:MD, 11. ADDITIONAL.] [TWOPENCE o , .vie etieet, and Crane-lane. The I) who L. 4 to dine the chief management el the Odar - 4,Mr. Jeremiah O'Donovan (B .M), wee of 0.. 1 .14 6114.641readeviihuringt well i romedin e sys kton ri o n l k g r a kanizei t°6 u hilth nd eemi d e a r n : Bs9 E `l764"""ge :se l ams t r iss ili: j egl or mlo,2 7B.26. Q.ssa y. l Ti gasais., v on= f or w as a F ain eh: sa ged with bided heed n the of the etek triel ta. . • eesofirsey, , MI "- Mr. Taidtwide• Kee* who are l eeaieeas !Mat _alb `o wiled a jury the oats ea the river, were Weeded by Yr. Pe, 'n. hpptioa- her field Mr. J. A. fllweeat. 1 -mew- TM martietratee, Lord Qarew rid, were wads. tu , mediae the awe for kit to the seat eels. Bie kw. said its yeisertere 111110 eaterged with avg. wee sad wrier. "thee% sad hie whisk the lesidatere bed serried is the 1 i ••• Oro. TIL, Pp I. "That every pesos who obeli lee ` et or mired any mei* or esserably for the ear 'Wm or ditW.g skalf be liable to ..4 1 iiiildiall area yen, or to bet= ...edi. His lerdskip tams jilieerio mew to alkyl the primmer* to , and to d ud two pod mod %. , emit% awl the primate, that the am* of Ow - Oarity attempted the iseeeelp- L Mk numb -ttw . i a te i . te . . t . I 1 t . 1 1 , ! , e 5 , I ' I 1 . 1 ~ i i ILLBQAL DRILLING IN WEXFORD, On Thursday morning, the 7th swank th e peteetnhomm or oar little town wee starikd by the MlME gems that asses mama bed hem node defies w prokes night of make who bed bees oatight is the at of Glop/ drilling." The else me before the megiserabla N. arias ea Monday. All. the dismal •r.... manes, Mat of the Qum anima Jobs Babe sad 7 24. 7 sa isal with Who found with • may drilling a the et Mai 6th, si e V iy el the 7th Welant le the e 4 , woo oak& The O. reel *tie we les Veal and almost the sae as the rlwr. win Weeded by Mr. Peer J. 01/k. kg* meld Mr. J. A. Mama The osoktreies, Lord Qarew said, wow spenioses is salla the owe kr Oil to the seat was. EU lerdahip mil tie prism= Merged with avg. pea ad einem armee, mod far admit the *Matra led waded in Me 60th Geo. "IL, esp. 1, "That every poem whim Mel bw mement at or attend any saga or easaably for the ar mee of inialag or &Gag Moab, Amble to be for soy taro set isomedog mores pea it to be 6 = ter are sot amain two yers' LAMM Mee mid tbe issetee bad agreed to admit the primmer* to baO,themaime is 50/. seek, ad to And two pod mad avast maritime is 351. seek. The Wit wee pi the same mains, and tire priscomw Wilt Masted Tditil next ease& By the above report It will be ems that thew of the pima who sated es leader, and whose Mr. Carey atonal to urea% am sow maimed gnats 1,1110110- Mon, bat, not he le well brows. Hie same is and he was atom time • Bekaa-kale man ; be is • toe iletereskied 'Mem lie hes bees Is tie Waked where be emoted his knowledge et 411111. le is hawed he le MI MAO' is the nelsbbeerbeed Zak heammilmer. A Fiala! VrSw or TS "Blasi XOTIMINT. —tti• Patric anye :—The Irish oodles, thick w. bib,. NO diseumeed by muds. it to the diethinwilw of the liso • reedy admirers el &Weal. le Ingtheang to gim the Roglith goverment "'rim theethess. Our renders here sot fir golthe what we mid of the mint misty formed in the British Poised to 'deli ile inethelpetise ; smosswer the efforts wade the Looks ethinet to sub due the Irish by form are well keows. At this nionsene the revolt, es attested by edam poles* trustworthy. maces. to Mork cot is all like Irithimelisk sad the goveremeet is on the eve of reaping the hails et Its "paternal adosisiehrehlem" A doubt from Dublin aeoseemes that the lord thatioant el the oonny et Oath has rated& meeting of all the magietratee of the list id, to . • inform them of the program of the sooMty of the lath* and a deolthe wee his to demand from the metregelis is :grmaks of the polies sod army. Nothing ce• be .. Libelee' Ragland. audios herself fon to lase wi th people, ism se other mode of prettying them tryansiiainsdas the amber of bet loth' allegro end 'oldie's. Is Loathe, the press ILO violent leageoger and if the goverenseet doss not determise co prealeinsieg mar tial law to Indeed, it will sot be for the west of eisesereen =ions. We end in the Deily Nam a Meg made di. • the tentlethy bi remit is Ireland, "not the maritime thee bee made for her." t i.l er iglimg eobler these Neil as the esiy am of egotism Is Bathe they • speak of Poland musy la the zone way." Tors Heroliti LAtobet —The executive council of the shove league met at their rooms, 6, Aclophithrrace, Stood, on Friday seeming la* Mr. &sales, preethest, ia the slash. The minutes of the previous menting bevies been warmed, the eserstary reed aorrespoedeees from Lthether, Bishop Atickleed, Poplar, end ether phew t also the wieldy amount of imam and expenditure. The um mitts' this proceeded with the meanie& suggeetione in reference to the meterethe to be held in the Metropolis at the 'piling of pediment. A lees Nod mums Mom= sooted, remnant in the whole of the programme beteg carried, arid ordered to be prepared for keel en Friday smug meth Reports of pregrem we'' item ' emu' tossibms el theimanithe is oderame to 11.theidge. Paddington, Cholese, Poplar, Fitzroy Bomb, and other plem Tit I.3IDVSTRIAL XIBIBITION AT RILDLII4.--. The Isdastvini aid Ras Arts Sthibitioe opened at Reading on Walmaisy wider sash favourable aun eit t t o t: Bishop of Oxford, bee attracted a large num be r • who have ieoluded mely el the priecipal fanlike, ts the era.=and the athedasios was particularly enmerous is y. Mr. Birch, Mr. Bartell, sod Mr. Pompon, three label arpoists, ham gives performance' ono las ergs. sad Mr. Cagier, of Readies. has delivered shad Legere' on idethiaity. Westrated wtth exurbanite of • briniest ohs reeler. Th e mem" arid models Is mottos, together with W Mom, have sontlimelly damn si loge number et visite= to the loge apartment below the hell, aid the splendid and in eons/tics el works of art and 'editorial Fodor dons in the upper mar tie igenerally pamouseed by ledges to be the heat yet whammed Is the Up to Setun day minis' the receipt' oh the oors amounted to stunt UK The pogroms for the modes week looted.. ape •••10 , 111••••89 • pitholeste recital ; the distribetior of prises won at the meal misting of the let Berke Folio tows ; • *dm oe the lifeboat by a tithes es.- neeMd with the Notional Lifeboat bin, It is exposed that the hall will be *roofed as most days this work, when the public will be admitted at a Mood rats. DIA= or TES HELTON' or Sr. PAUL'S OUTWIT SARDIOI.—Ws have to amens' the death, him =- lover, et the premature age et 38 veers, of the Rev. Edward Oakley, M.A., BAIL F.R.G.S., late Molar of "unhooks Mame, sad Dray of Meehan College, Ostend. Rector of the metrepolitan perish of St. Pauli. Covent garden, sad chaplain to Earl Doe* which met 0•011fT•1 at half-peat else o'clock is Friday night at = e tt i Wells. By bis death the Reengelisel pryhas • seem lose, aid the various *berth societies a most earned and them gummier sod advocate. The asetcory St. Penni, Owes I. worth 6601. per emu* m oieties et • resides* and is in the Wrong" of the Doke of Bedford. Wilmot Borth CitArwL.—()u Thursday evening, Sept. 7, • medel meth, of the Wash House dearth was held, to receive theawesd of lb. arbitrator &printed Mottle the terms as which the property was to be give. up to the Meiropolitas District Wirer Company. A copy of the sward wee reed, from whisk it impaired that Iti,COOL wire to he paid for the Maul, vestries, Moots. 211,0001. far the site : sad an enmity of 6001. to the Rev. T. Balmy for nulne.tutillet 10 ell the 04mo:truism, the &weed meg he emelthred tar and mitable, though it wield be quite impossible. M the present state of things, for the cson "regettae to relustate itself in es good a biddies aid as Pod • Pthlith, is Way, for the miss awn. net past of the compensietoo shield be is the form of • Mita" malty to the theater is most appropriate, romidecieg that he has 'attained the Oleo for Hamra' yens, sad saw too old be undertake ths building of a sew place NO the sitheeies of mother oorgresetion.—Noscosforinia. GoLLitaX or Prow "Prong. —At • meeting of the sousell of this corporation on Saturday, the 161 i WOW, the Rev. I. H. Kennedy, D.D., of lihrewsbery, was ear Oath& presidest of the iteeneil for the ouresst yeam m q W Roma. D. Collie, D.D., Dr. W. B Hedge* aid .7 Per no thq.. were re-thetid vimpreeideets ; Dr. F. I IF of P.C.P., Brimon.bill, wee meheted tresomer. ' The following seatletnes Were sleeted fellows of the seller : Dr. B. Adams, Rev. J. L. Benham M.A., Rev. F.-1. D.D.. Rem J. D. CoUis, D.D., Rem. P. Fro* M.A., them H. A. Held* LLD., Rm. 3. S. Howson. D.D. Mr. A. L 'Mister, LA., Ram. B. H. Kennedy, D.D., Mk W. P. Kelghtley, LO. P., Mr. J. IrDowell , ILA., Mr. W. le Led, .F.N..13.14.__R0v. J. IL Melee, D.D.,„ Ma 0. P. *woo, 8.A.. Rev. W. A. °Acme, M.A., Rev. C. Pritchard. L A.. Mr. William Read, L.C. P., Mr. W. J. Rev. Repoide, M.A., P. Smith, 8.A., Dr. W. Smith, Rev. P. D.D.. Mr. J. Templeton, M.A., Rm. R. Wall, M.A. r , aw & W. D. West, D.D.. Rey. Dr. Wrigley. The Rev. Dr .. Holden, the Rev. Dr. Meier, and the Rev. Dr. Wilms WON militeted raembeen el the coma The diplomad amostele wee plated to Mr. 3. Haley, of Blandfo4 and to Mr. F. C. Mccendl, of Coisheeter. The following send/mien were elested he' ormy nrombess of the artless :—Rev. Dr. Lem ?Memos of Naiad Crithism in the DMus:ft of EOM burgh, one of her Majesty's ohaplaios end dam of the I Chapel Royal; Dr. Nell AMU, author of " Priertipth of Phyekn." eta; Jones TO* Req., LA., author of mums allui ni. honsOcal. sod edosatioual works. The followigg were sleeted members of the oollep :—Mr. Jacob H. Coheir, Oar tudiehhouse, Reenesse• ; Mr. Witham Collis* Dear liseskoned. Lowestoft; Mr. James Gods* giehmood reed, lisehoey ' • Rem E. Hedges, M.A. Great Reboot ; Rev. 0. Hoodoo M.A., South Or'i'ent, square • Mr. T. 0. Jeese..Royal Loin KAM. theidethust Mr. Cash Kerby. Loonies road, New Wandsworth ; lfses hoof. Odle* Illgioetreet. Lewis;Mr. J. D. Palmer. Druesirtilalmee Shed, Reenewthed, threthery-pult ; Mesa Abel Perrot, R. A.. Mathoureet. Clapham; Mr. W. H. Ray, jug. Thernhome Academy, The seeretery. ithe'Robs.., Method his reaparam, "Aka woo mesisp.ol ICAIN &Minn BAILWAT.—The report stets that the hake rums for thellielt-yeer iodise the 30th of June Mathew a very slight iseresee over the amount ee -1 salved I. therveththeoththheM of het year. The pus wo ws imonesd 1q 3.1631 which. after & the hooting fixed enzn et 1.0321. &POMO& for istimet on debenture I &hi end wet elsostga, Mom 1,371 L. or 60 per met. of the Wawa lie the Cheat Wed= Osinpasy. and SOL, or 40 per met.. to this ethouty. Out this sum the directors arias th at • dividend be desired en the pastimes them at the Tato el 3 per cent pee man* free of leaving the reminder to go towards the liqui dation of tie balms din tothe honkers as femme eitemet. tenr Prelithe th e weaseled *Wheats of seek dividend tweeds the liquidation of the lithillehe as meth' emenet. and te met the mune% el melt proemial' rithrOwdthr with the emeunt et his Mvideed, for whit& a' pothrethe there will hi issued Is his num wheel the em se mudded shell semi to BM. The capitol anent ahem a MOO ressipt of 156,1041., sod a teal immature of 158,7183 L. thy* • halms el 11.1504 due to books* The liii-Basis Bin's, is to bo °puss& NNW& so ANSA sosolies l • . , I I et wheat. :11Z i t 381. te wehey. do* ; sew ; griZ W. to Mk; 0 1114 rie bee ; Sumba attended naraplan o f it deal of Way 'Ay 10 .1 Wallin.. 52*. la. to 44; to 36*: * fair ma. ale good . moos& • yak Lies 4 tn. fall lis Dwain 1 trade was • ti i t s, oteide W I . t lees mkt slowly misiay r bases sad mt most at its at Ibis eara Ts= ly immemml & ra Mltdeta4 sand boa. elnastafj. SO fair anima% a ' 9 4 and yid 46a. ; and at thaw* so rims 'BO* al of bailey is ewes net et obinslite Par (In hi re eseaseint mai about 66. to Ma., sad the &mead the beanies 1 wheat sad pear's. The IV, bat thin quaver red 38e. to ad good rep uier. Prieu 14 : gradin g incicinag per 24 aerie. and Dunn; 1,28 a. ; Dalt. ism' supply Good moo last week's II L. per. qr. sok. Priem 52a.. 631 11 5. 38i. to 44s ; otos& gag Ire had , doing WOO out has haw lilting almad of gads is ask of rash cotatry stay of Flip ,la of Wasik Loa we may .ly oozy mo od prieel Very 41. to 45a. 6d. to 24a. iheressed dr io by boat have dst of a wino whole hes LOS most eases& est —IAA has make sales of MI to be sub about sd. to sdaright. our quotations. 1111- ; whew% 2.9d8 : els ; flout, 4W 0/ the little I .... cattle Piero although the? voles, ant! the 11 exceeduel 5 uotiou spa in the cat secured sad ta DEATHS. 4, tbe wife ot .7. :oraptan BleheP: Ler, BK., 80711 ito of .T . Iltdds, wsbary, the La I Victoria acre rper Claptoo, tL fah ehnrell. WU' William Redfern. to bun P.a. Ishlre. Ate parish &sank L sonolds, DSVidepa• FAL. field. by the Lod owe. los e i 0. te Jultsas Cecilia. the North BUDS t. r. sZ. Anew Hooka, BM , 43. sociskinwh wit.ereseent, Jtd e d , o f go NOP. r of Or lot* ill. It P. ikba rd4 we, rimer. T. & zuni. ego 11, IT. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Monies =sawn.) ELEVATION OF HERR VON BISMARCK TO THE RANK OF COUNT. MULLIN, Barr. 17.. Fier von Biamarek was yesterday elevated to the rank of oount, and received a long visit of congratu lation from the King. The King, accompanied by the Crown Prince, left to-day for Nareebnrg. AUSTRIA. VIISITNA, ZIPT. 17. The official Wiener Zeitung contradicts the ru mour that the government intends to establish in the German provinces of Austria a system of pro vinoial self-government similar to that of the Hun garian Oomitate. The offioial journal, at the same time, however, wishes it to be understood that the government is nevertheless favourable to provincial self-government, although not in the form repre sented by the Hungarian Obergespans. SPAIN. MADRID. Bur. 1& A ministerial council wu held here to-clay under the presidency of the Duke of Tetuan, at which questions of great importance were di/mussed. NAVAL AND MILITARY. A intritarzY, Bar. 16.—APPOIlintrarr" Cap tains 0. Stirling, to the Greyhound, 17. at Devonport ; A. Wilmaltunt, from the Beeman nth* Fussed, es additional for swam in the Priam Albert, 6, broariseed cupola ship at Woolwich. Lantana" R. P. Montray, late of the Handy, on the West (bast of Atria, to the Primer Royal, 73, flag4bip at Chios ; J. B. Tater, late maim of the Victory, to be addi. tional of the Formidable, ing.inip at Sheerness, for service in the Lizard, ace 11. J. Challis promoted. Surgeons A. GAM; KB.. from the Felpr to the Grey hound ; B. Browninogg,, from the Carman to the Baal* 6, paddle sloop, at Aminteut Surgeon N. T. OonsoLly, late of the Doterel gunboat, ou the seatboset soon of Ameriesd station, to the Lice, 60, at Grams& Pajassaws T. R. DIM* late of the Asia, to the Gras- honed ; W. Bogen, from the Frederick William, to the Assiatent Paymasters E. W. Jar, late of the blinuida, to the St. Vioessit, 26, training ship at Portsmouth ; J. B. Cooks, from the Si. Vinosin, to the Basilisk; E. M. Omenaairey, late of the Charybdis, to the Carjhosad. Fiat Clan Anoint Zegieeer 0. B. Bargain, to the ninon Boyd. Master's Annalist W. R. Symms, to be supernumerary to the Dm, store gap. CHATHAM, Harr. 17. Owing to the prevalence of cholera at Malta and Gibraltar, ►be tiotwilimaata of Royal A:Unary wader orders to prowled to team staikaa, will not laws Eaglaad until rarly in the %mica year. Tin LOB 3 OP THE CHARLIE EDWARD.--SENTESCII oP THE NATE OF TES AU.lrrO—Os Saturday the meet son a the Board of Trade gave judgment in this case as follows :—ls giving judgment is this case, the court must aprons its deep meows ot the anima assideat which had occurred to the schooner Charles Edward, sod the nabs. duly la s of life ooesequent thanes. The cemarent testi. may of all the witnesses gam far to show that the 'chooser exhibited so halite. The vessel was, however, discovered all • distance of three-qoaters of a maw to a mile, and there fore is abundant time for the Aleppo to have avoided bar had prompt measures been taken to do so, by porting tho helm immediately sad by what in of islisitaly more iin poetance—slowieg the engines of the steamer, which in this rose was sot done till the accident was unavoidable. The court has earef oily orissidemed Use statemest made by Mr. Mitchell. the aloes in charge of the watch, but cannot ac cept his explanation that he tame to the cenclmlos frees seeing so lights, that the schooner was on the mans course as the steamer, as • justification for the omission to slow the engines ; as nada the areurnstande he could not bars boss metals that he was correct is his madmios and he should have promptly takes any precaution to av oid as undoubted risk. The court must, therefore, hold Mr. Mitchell responsible under the 28th and 29th snotioes of the Moe 'beet Shipping Anseadinsat Act, cad is ander the Deem* of suspending his certificate, and it is hereby suspended for the space of nisi riabodar mouths from this date ; and the smut feels bound to add that, had it been proved that tbs Charles Miura exhibited her lights, • mush more mac= penalty might, and probably would, have attacked to the officer of the watch. THE 111171DNE AT BONN.—A. Berlin letter in the Rhine Gaze= thus demerit= the feeling excited in the army by the murder et Bons :—"Satisfaction is demsoded," ex claim the officers "from whom and far whom Lit to be u pward that as eminent member of the society which ferns as oast* is the government should be dragged before the judges for • east I That would be a bad example, sod the more so it there is a desire to pelmet foreigners from inter ferias in the administration of justice in Prowls ; it would be an attack on the honour of the nobles, and an esooarage. meat to the pride of th e middle classes, sod might Lad to the most serious dangers for the tranquillity and safety of the country." The officers naturally conclude by declaring that the foreign powers have is sow= the intention to in terfere in this "obscure affair "rad that no ambusador his gives himself the trouble to s peak to AL de Bisuisc..k about mach a thysteile. ° SHOCKING DELTA OF AN lIIIIKEEFEE AT BZINTOL. —Os Saturday morning it became known in Bristol that a highly respectable hotel-keeper of that city. Mr. William Thomas Stott Winter, of the Royal George Hotel, Bristol, had died under peculiar, end is a sense suspicious, axiom stews. The facts ham' Wee reported to the coroner, Mr. J. B. Grindon, that gentleman at once =tad his =mat for an inquest, which was held during the day. It appeared from the evidence adduced that the deceased was a married men with • young family. In the mums of the evening of Friday he was in his bawls= se semi, rad was seen ea late as half past 11 o'clock by his neighbours aed friends &Mauling to his customers. After that it would seem that some misunderstanding mined between him -ad Mrs. Winter. They had • few words aad then the deceased, is a moment of anger, seised • bottle containing some very strong overproof whisky, and drank freely from it. He most have imbibed a considerable quantity of the potent for itedected him seriously, and in a short time he lay down on • conch in the ber.parlorir and became stupefied. Some of the domestics sadomoured to WOWS him, and failing in the attempt they alarmed Mrs. W She west to him, end (iodine him Mixable and breathieg with greet difficulty, called in some neighbours and de spatched memaoson for medial aid. Dr. Mahatma, the regular tamily =maim, soon snivel. tied Mein adminis tered • powerful emetic , which only 'Mod slightly, another medical mamma was sat for. and the stomach pumpwas used to draw dl the poisonous liquor, los applied to the hheW and masted poultices to the feet aod lop, and all the dhoti which skill eculd use employed. The nobsopy nun mar recovered his esamicanum. sad after bresiblag storiomoody till 8 o'clock. be expired. TM moms is summing sip the facts to the jay, said of coarse if they believed that the Gemmed took the whisky with the Istoctioa of destrt a all himself he would ham bees guilty of the highest f knows to the law, rad their verdict moat be feb de es He thought, bowsaw, that they matt not adopt that view of the as, as the induces were ausisrous in which moo ✓everted to drink nyder vexatious without istesding "Molds The jury maimed • verdict of " Died from drinking sadist Waits to lams" ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY A BAREMITKL—Scone excitement was caused in the Lose Temple by the dial yse, that Mr. Gerdes Allen. berristerat•law, had made an attempt to Gomm% maids by maim lie thematat his authors 2, Dr. Jthastowdebsiblimp, where be rase loud is • state yeste day dainties. He was removed chancrous Hempitel, and it is said lbws hat lads bops et his pleovey. Tlig FENUN movin4lNT IN IftgLABTIN MORI ARRESTS AND 01112171013. --0-• DUBLIN, UszoAT Nsoirr. Several additional arrests of, peruse connected with the Fenian organisation were made in Dublin to-day ; amongst them wee the foreman printer of the Irish People. A reward of SOU has been offered for the arrest of a person named Stevens, who is said to have been one of the moat active promoters of the coo -1 sPiracl- A supplement to the Dublin Gazette contains a proclamation by the Lord-Lieutenant placing the city and county of Cork under the provisions of the Peace Preservation Act. The amuse taken by the government has given the greatest satisfaction, and has prodused little or no easetement in the city. (roost ous owl DUBLIN. Wu= Ar Evtatare. `?ire Irish Zrecutive has et length taken decided measures to suppress the tressonable organiantion known este* "Fenian Brotherhood," and in doing so has given general satisfaction, and carried out the wishes of all the rational and well-minded portion of the community. Whilst few whose opinions are entitled to weight, regard this conspiracy, as being of a really formidable character, there can be no doubt that as secret organisation, baring its origin an America, exists to a oolisiderable extent in the south of Ireland especially, . . . . which, if allowed to proceed unchecked, might have ultimately resulted in an abortive attempt at insurrection, and in the mean time was producing great mischief by unsetlling the minds of the people, producing an unfavourable impression in England towards this country, and retarding that industrial development to which alone we must look for the future prosperity of Ireland. Those who are acquainted with Ireland know that the replan movement is in reality of a very con temptible charactar—that, unlike former attompts'at rebellion, no person of position or respectability has taken part in the conspiracy—that it is confined to young, thoughtless, and foolish shop-boys, artisans, and peasants- end that the bulk of the people, both from natural indisposi tion and acting on the advioe of their clergy, who have earnestly and frequently denounced these secret associations, have kept aloof from all . . . participation in the illegal drilling, midnight meet lap, and other manifestations of Fenianiem of which we have been latterly hearing so much from the Irish country papers. But while no serious I alarm was entertained, except perhaps by a few I nervous and timid persons, it was generally thought that the government ought to interfere and crush the attempted organisation the moment they ob tained information which would enable them to act _ _ _ vigorously and with efieot The public, however, bad perfect oon6denoe in Lord Wodebouse, and awaited patiently the action of the government in the matter, being satisfied that when the proper *ate arrived His Excellency would act with firm• news and decision. He Las acted, and with the full sanction and approval of the public has taken the first step for the suppression of the Fenian con- @piracy. Last night I telegraphed the fact that the Fenian organ in Dublin, a weekly newspaper called the Irish People, bad been suppressed, and a number of persons connected with it arrested and lodged in the station-house. 1 was unacquainted then with the particulars of the arrest or the names of the prisoners, and I now subjoin the account of the transaction, which appeared in Saunders News Leiter of this morning : Last night, between nine and ten o'clock, a number of men of the G dirielon of the Metropolitan Police, under the direction of Mr. Saperiatendeat Ryas, entered the premiss is Parliament-street in which the fret People news. paper is published. and took pasesseles of the printing materials, books, papers, ht. At the same time, and at subsequent periods of the night, the following persons were arrested and conveyed, soon to Chanaery.lace, and others to College-skeet police. station :—O'llooovas Rasa, 12, Parliament-street ; Shaun O'Clansey, 20, Parilameet-street ; Canalise ('Mahoney, 12, Parliament-street ; James Murphy, described as a Sei ses of Bostoe ; Jams O'Connor, book-keeper in the elks of the Irish People; Thomas Ache, Mortimer Wear% Michael O'Neill Fogarty, W. F. Rosters, sad Mom Nagle. The prieonera were arrested nods wakened' greeted by the chief magistrete. Mr. :creme, by direction of the Privy Council, which had bees sitting at the Castle up to • late hour yesterday evening ; and the charge entered wines them on the sheet at eke police stations was that they did " uslawfally zed feloeioualy oonspire sad amines with divers ether evil-disposed woes belonging to • certain eased society celled the • Fenian Brotheriverd; having for iti object the levying of war in Ireland waist the gases, spd the separstiao of it from the Mated Kingdom." The esy of the police into the People *Soo woo spread through the dty, and in a short time a large crowd assembled in Pat. liameet-street. A number of ass of the B division, how ever, were promptly distributed through the street, who memedad after some time in disjoining the crowd. Whoa the prisoners were being nzuvayed ho the polisotaticons snorted by otos g Wire of ?Arc% they were fol lowed by large numbers of persons. The seizure of the paper and arrests were seromplisited is • very short time, and is the quietest possible manner. A body of police from the B divides was placed is charge of the Irish People dB" sad remained there udß eller 12 o'clock, when the printing press, types, oewspoper Mee, munter.pet, is feet reagents. boned is the how* with the exeeptios ef a few ertieles of furniture, were stood ice a dray sod conveyed in ehargeof • large sneber of polies to the Castle-yard, where they were plead in sale kelpie& The program of this property from Parliament street to the Corti•-yead, strongly guarded by polies, scene of whom cenied what are teohaisally knows is the printing beeicem as "plleys of matter," which had been " est up," motheaten's of much wonder to Wee who bad sot heard of the previous preesediers. Large numbers of the Irish People for this day had bees pricked off ekes the misses was made, and the coustry editi PO of Memoir. meet probably. had been forwarded before that time. Orders had bees Wool to the police of the several divider to remelt is reserve, Nave them who were engaged is patrolling the streets to provost the empeptien at crowds. The mili tary at the varies' barman and the coestabulary also re. ceived orders to be in immediate readiness if required. At half-past 12 o'clock, however, Parliamest.strest and is vicinity wan as (past sell meth* had happened. It appears from the acocunt in the Evening Mail, that when Superintendent Ryan demanded admit. tame to the office of the Irish People, be received no repl y , and thereupon directed that the door should be forced. This was done, but on entering the police found no person in the hones. It would appear that the persona whowere in the offios at the time bad made their escape hy clambering over the roofs of the adjoining homes, or getting out from the rear of the promisee. However a cordon of police had been drawn round the establishment, as well as some of the neighbouring streets, and so 0:collect were the arrangements that is a abort time no Mee then ten of the principals sad employ& of the starpoe wore arrested is Partionmet&obset,