The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-30 00:00:00

•• M F.WSPANER ~ Y A Ttt rt%% • SS3I/dX3 ' ,- (Stamped, id. Additional) No. 4,748.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 80, 1861. [TWOPENCE MirRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of larkeralliard, Lonikm. LINK d r.tekrr SUIPS W atrwrirALlA.—lNg •1P.1111.1 AN; Port ?Minis, Direct to kayo the le wit, on full November. calling at Ply- Mouth , the nssondleent clipper snip PEOLK, 1,100 tons ✓vidster. J. boll( \ MARIAN. Commander lying In the Kest India lack. livr a tomm..lotion, f.d all elames pail..refs ere iiv.vovl. sod she will nary an experienced Poe freight or pdsonce apply a. and MOR CIA%, anti %1e..., Moor> Wignim and Mons, 15n, Lesilenhall dtreet.—Pair...mm by this hue of packets ars conveyed from Puddings... to Plymouth neeteklea foe asonsitelose Lam, and eacond-cida. for thinl.claes Wen VITT aml MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE r.wh ET ‘H IP. —Vor SY UN lareet to salt punctuslly Donn the riv. r the 2.lth November. mama at Plymouth to em bark posit the 14 11 , ...vnther . the iplevolid Iwo frknite bails Nap Pll 11LE t'Av‘TL):, A I for Ii )enri heliosrinit to Moms. IS Ininhar and Son* I._lO tons. to kail in the E,4 India Usk.. rei• MIC ship lisv liven hunt exprewly for the km& . nnM has a full poop : with lint/lan arronimivalloia for simian pos,64.IIIVVIY. AM will carry 110 esp.. rienewl suntaon— fur of freight or poems slab to Str. 1. viELLA ILV, with the t lllllllaratmot. amer. Pore anat. Limaboase: or tu DLVITI owl SPOUSE, 9. ITT stml MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE it of rAck muir.—ror PORT PIIILLIP Direct t•ill love part .1. int. • the well known Iteltlah bultt ably LAD! 31At'LI1N ALL,. AI lolonalnu to Strome D. Mabee awl hone., twister aim Plan, 11. J HAI IPLL, l'onotnan.ler lying In the Emit Latta Doha. This Ono renal awl regular trader has a full (,0..p, with In.( rat. sa.. otioto•Lattion foe cabin .neert. no t le 111 carry an es p. surhon If nut —Vor term, of Itolaht or pioutuo appl) to Mr. E fIELLATLY with the mantis, Pon- .treet, Litnebotne ur to Dcvn7 and 31001111, 9, 911Utre. Menet. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN I'UPPIAIX twine LONDIIN Cheek 11Y07114 yr - ITrilwe 1401 Nur tbo lam Ahab clipper 103ta look, I.lwa lam MAI/TIN, cummar. clipy r, eitiesiruetssl by this lassoes bullion Moira A. Dethic al, I , Alserslern, with superb paasonylor opal. ui mislatb spa billy fur Use by.liscy trod.. bus lea returned fawn her lint s.. l “wld b. pers. wis asherkleig for IM. Colny, and t.. slalppoqu now out anon Kuala, by far the bail .14wsrtunity tb. hrrth. To he followe.ll, as /41 IoN LY low 1661 1.4 , hub lice., by the unrivallial 1•Allt:11.0 ok 11. 1.,. 11.6. 1...1614 *hip 11l lbs trade. %11.1.11. ol NCE p. 1,11, \..r,. 0.1.1 in the Loudon Turk until M. •Z tusk.% tuvirituudy full , thu moperb Black ball cllyper ship 5 11 L11 Ai. 1..4 Ill'O;1•1111 vunrwarakr. . - . TAM 11I,A de, roell.ll feint rltppe, A I at Lloyd's, for 11 pen, Jewi. return,. .1 IPan her Ittini iroyeete, oifere ouawarvested eggeetinaina devotee new sod aeadl.ll giaalna and overt, arc.anna•lall..n f., all Claaats d issaak HOT, VlCLulia raiga taken In part tearreterat. yl E./.% At p.o Int for Plevember, now Inadine. CLII It.\ Loo too, HY-% LEV connnan.be, L.rmlwk mown. pew at lirsveweol, IMh Nov . and win rail at Plymouth. This nose harthda leant rinler bee p rora.al canal& of treat speed. havarg usa.le ruu from Plymouth t.. Au.tralla la 7. .lays, has anterior aerownwel 111.. for all Omer. of passengers, and will tarn an experienced waraeoli. To br followed, as N It pw k. t t.a la. amber, 1.1 the black nail clipper iNT Woo too.. t 1 at Li.y.l*s, special survey. tor ell tee.. when rerpreting frufght planate to Australia apply 1.. .1 %NM BAIN t and rO , Liverpool . all Anemia We Ihr LIAO. bell LiOn . and T. M. 11ACLAT sal 1, Leselashso-slsent, MEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to ,:Ii To Dig Direct —Th. IJ VIMPOOI, NIEW ,TORIL sod imiLAimull IA sr Et SHIP (MITA:eV inlaid dierakhlag Osir Daltrey% re.l I rea.k.regr Stematahlpt can.. ra 41hassok.ra b imbrt d.-" s t e h os . " j o a n . r . W KKK LV 1:1•11 uviaructL Vu& NKW YOEL •.LAmiow, Ma.lnedo 7 , Sec It ETNA, Nor. 111. Awl .wery satowilms Weimewlay. OMs vomit*. VP. 17. 6.123 Rmlw.w. to UM seems 1162Withwo. aminroo, larlwllng all provisloos 111111101. rummer. I.r .*.osaits the We2tern Mates bombed es vvry n•huttatorovis term, —Yor further iwrilemlers MrWILLIAM INMAN, IL Water .treet. Uverpoui ; et to mat MA1.311. W. Klum Willl6. *I/wt. L 137. EITISH and NORTH ANIZRIOAN ROYAL NAIL Irrs:AH siltlrkletvess LIVX2PUOL and NW Jews, 41.1 11.414141 URUMQI owl 1110610 N. Mersa oislps o&y r.nion., 4 HALIFAX. The lotlwlq et cothor verb on •yl..luled w .ail k Itoorpeet. Atlas et Cork to sordos the mods -- INTAI:VICA.. foe 11‘*MON, !Wordily. Nammber ASIA, for NEW NMOC. %Dinky. November A CANADA, for In c‘ToN, entonley, November ll Parses muser. Inclwene steward's he awl provideer. bet miaow* whom or Honors .—To Halifax sad NoOkte. older t . ebZ an • MOM a.a / tolla, Ale To New York, chief cable. Ads: s sails. ALL Frrleht to Halifax. Ilostou. and New Tort. PE des. aad I per rout. —Apply to J. D. Awed. Itreasl4llrerl. London. D. Currie. Havre, sad 1$ limo de Is NED . (I sad J. ennui. Borhanseoirsol, Ulasso 1 1 ).= C. Nselv; ;3o ireselle4ols•. or D. sad C. llaslver. w WaSer-drool, Llve PIIILLI GRAVES, Auld PHILLIPPS will despatch the ttaderoustlunied flrsieirs eleamas b00t..: YueIIOTTERDAII and the RHINE. the DATAVIZR, teem Delay••reluit, at 11 k. fr ee the arida asg Poreliru awn wharf. Vare•—ti I.' eel 175. OLL : vetoes tickets, /12 to. and ILI Al 3.1. The V YYSIIIIII. every floraday morn. from eel the 'nay's. Plue. al. Y..r 'MEIJI...Y. the NCH WAN, Wedneeday eyealog, Oct. 30th. from linreelpkeen. Yates—Lt, £l, anal 10h ltetkra ticket. Went at a rare and a halt. 611 litxllll767ns czns, hum lloraelptost, Thal dey 'Of tnnata, pannas, yob at Chaplin's Universal WI" ltapent-en...a. W.. set. PHILLIPPs, LA YU, and I.IIILUPPR, 11. ltood-bars. LC. CASH ADVANCES NADI, without delay, by the LoYIDUN INVIVI T IMtNY COMPANY (Monet, lel, 11. 0 wi1sit•-•tr. rt. on deposit of deeds, bill. of male, or other op pored *warily, repepible by easy histabsente. Depositor. Wooed & psi cent. ~n ell ammosule ewe,* Copia. 8111,000, la des of 410 sad AS each. Prospectuses sad knee seat free ohltsa, expater masa WIIY, Xl/WlOne Pleeder. COALS. —By Saw Steamers and Railway.— MOILIBUItY sad KINUALAND COAL biPUTIA—No Meation, gerretartes, imams or Agents eniployed.—LCA tuel Co..' price for Iletton and losibtes. the best house coal In the t GOA ts per too Wane Sad. tlia , direct front the collieries by KIM,/ str.tteivt. not pay more coder any pretext ) . hest NNW!. Its. 11 'tawny .—ditistoree. 210 and 10e. My Cons : 2in 5...1 Ito, nornsky. lso Hartley,. 17s. dd.. net esti Delivered : A r. .14 I. t.. any part of London. —AU orders direct to LILA and to ti PAN 1"14 rider 01Isrea, North Lontko Itstlwey litetinon II Inlthery : Islington, or Kingatind. R.N 8 , BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE- Nhlte EXTAALTED and CURED In one minute, without eattlas or the least pain, by Mr. KENDALL, M, Regentatrect. Ladle' attended by Mrs, Kendall If preferred. Term, is So la Mr. IZeintall has tortliamatale trom the Itnyel arida nay be s.eu, with thousands of others, tram all parts ~r rs Itlastionb. similar to the following :—Yrore the /Light Key. tM Laid ton.lon :—" Mr. tteadall has effectually cured Me corn% olu Nast without Melo' any pem."-- Hebert 11.1examder, James's-oam, had two lame toenails and •mu estrarted tramhla tort by Mr. IbradaLl, sod as strutter logret-atreet Quolnuit. HT'S APHRODISION.—The Plum- Dishordi e d NKILIFINIt TONIC,—TM new chemical rnish 4. Ihstkis of Plempltatie salt., nalnine, Iron, dr., adapted for both Ones. motmolnq all the easenti.d constituents of the blood, lama, and nerve sattetanee adreestrie to the palate. Innocent In las action. still seewrving Its wonderful properties. &Meiling batuolisle relief. and permamently etuing aU who miler In en Wastin4 u,J wide:rug of the menials and muscular Wear% npermatorriria, Imam..-. of the libitum hlailikr, all urinary ste• putt., and ever) other ezitauetite derangement of the aroma, regenerating and reintlatorating all the Important ekineuta of the human franca. prke.. I I s . p er I. 'lt IC Or tour lie bottle, In one, 34. I'M 'MI ant edist the laboratory, tea, almblogalreet Itea.lt eirect. W opposite the side of at Oeorstris Church., London where also may he hod the new nehlical work. entitled :tenor Italmodb.o, - Its I,IIIIC A. 1.1 cure, with an Essay on Smtweaterm pity, ehderine the want li..ne mtoratlve powers of newly tlPo oerred and ssionlrrful remedy, known aniveraally as the Aph,odision 175 p.aw • Pet Ott, by poet Pa. led. abridged edition. Is, by peat It ammo. All reaussonleations sod Yost. Mike orders to be addreesed So lalph Blight. The above medi cines ham twen cooed/A to a rwristered physician, Mender of She !total Collage of Ituriecom ingland, who may be daily coo. Bolted trom 11 tot. ANIVEA FAILING REMEDY. 110D11111 tumors end Linz TILLS, wed Miami lifeererkd hieredient, troth We recipe of Dr. Arn, VW be head I nralesbie to sit who safer trees Whose sad liver illethhishits. In lterttlott, wind. spew" thlithies dizziness of the Edra rot nei.ii nal rostivesees as • Weil, starriest own sad r a ponfler of the blood, GM 11111 truly .4:sliest. Iv 11.4. nnerstion sad grateful to the stothaen tbry aulter eopeilte, pr•Kn..t• disteethat. and eletheithee tbu gawk* Softens by W. Lambert, Ilt Jerstypierevt. sad he meth dna z not e Is led sad In W. he men to ask Ow ler. SOW • 41.• end Liver Ptha. The paths, an a sonars paw peekare. +LS Witham Lambert," ithetheed ea the stamp. WiNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA wi bran. during twenty-eve 'emphatically LIDO. 0 8 11114 by She msr..kal prfeas4on. universally amorSed bY Lb _ .%en,l "lent Orr .171ons:c ent..t twee Idly for ladles and thliiea •ambiaimi with the Arida Linsina Xyrup, It forme as affrunihie ellen raring desetht, la Ml* its apinient quan tal* re ism h Ist reared 11.11 runt 11.4 leases. aivl la hot climates. Ys Inifebir use of this eltnyk and 'lemma manly has beta !land 11.10 benearlat—Maaufactured the intisoel attri tion le eloinarth and parity , by IHNSEP(ARD mad Cm, 17; New Dendadren. Lend.s sad sold by all nopsitabis ebesniata thsougliimat She maim. JVERAITS 00PAIIINK—Oopail2a aad Cubeba NO MI NS lbe blot nom. lles. bat diss Whip e stoat a sepalin bagla sad akar. awl emplan Namiss, NM we* disearbera IL Jams Ws rarerrbe One vabrible theimmik hommesak b/ lrrear bi la hie commie the Tble prropars- Um Ms bass adcptad bp Os Paris id is e a l 11•41clas alter man am a ibsamod Wale ta Para. sad Mime Laid.. =1,12.. 11111111 Sea. Ony's. Sall al Isillkdownee. a care se Mow Lloyd. Mead, lad Lem Mot a l...4' k y.r. ROM Th• ( spikier, addsb Is (w at a nager•vhsia. dada MO 11111161111 idrn sr hp* dissearb 100 fa 114. Ma bp pm. rrteelk ettembe. 11. les IS Quagis. Para . sad LONDON PAVILION MUSIC HALL. The PROPRIETORS CHALLENGE, and Mr. 1VE.41 - oN's ANSWkIt. To judge of the respective merits of such Artistes as Mr. Hen. demon awl Jose Mamie' minims the Milo( ,4 , eiwtent Anil prof,. Menai men. In girlie& publicity to their challenge. the Proprietors of the Lambe' Pavilion did so In a purely legitimate manner, and out as b trident from the tone of Mr. Wedona answer. to make the• affair a draw on the part of the public. It to not merely the le•rforming of astonishing tricks that stamp the excellence 01 the Artiste, but it is the ease and grace with which they are executed. To call on the public to Ilettitte lu such matters to simply ridiculous both the habitual id Tichb.rne•ntreet and Ibilleirn must be left to judge for thennelvini, the Proprietor, feeling certain that • lore thin performance of J. Henderson Is appreciated by thousands. lie admirers of Jose 31anoel are not backward In awarding him their approbation. The proprietor, of the Limbo' Position still adhere to their challenge for Co. awl not " for a morn respectable 'Mtn, - as emit ass never their intention. The idea of ^ stretching the win •" nail talking of the '• Ilittlell4l.ll, of the flail" is prepostenius as the proprietors hesitate not in progniotii sting n otter teflon 111 the ".Ire eintinmenee - of 1111141 a rare eiretimatani c.' It is proposed that Aatlefe he the p1er....1,,te.1 rie.ehl the• trial take clace. thereby removing all party motive on the part of the two tuaieballii, and the sp icious Amphitheatre Irving calculated to afford pester facilities to the performers. I.frifiL am( CH. NON NHAMII Proprietary. L ONDON PAVILION MUSIC HALL, IS-tiTIULIT. top of the Hereetket. OP= E V KIT ILVIVIINU et Leo 4, clock. J. 11106:21 1 10R ;47 tb; ' ll. - "ilitirtliatr,ihe 7REATEST WONDER. et the DAT, ALE HER the CHINESE JUlitil.V.R. an* the Little Lek, Moneta** WONDEAR, the ELLIWIT FAMILY. OHMIC TALIKT—J. 0. roma. J. BLANCHARD, SAM CHLLINS, Mho RUTH STANLEY, and lin. LAWRA WE. Oland »election* the Eresni., Comte OK and Martha Multi eal Ineveter, BEM= 0110Y11/A. YARMOUTH BLOATZIIB, 25 fur 26. Gd. ; 50, le. 1.0. T.: 1100, MS. Us. MO, She.. 600. Sta. 1 . 030 . afig. (Psalms birlftled): hewarded to any part of the Idnednen upon receipt of pen-eller mkt. poetise stamps Pend lull ant stain dinettes... IntILIAXICK BARN BY, Fish Carer, Great Yarmouth. nARLOIV'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN meta a larm Mat of rest el* a mere handful of coals Tr saving i• humus lb, moat la Amiga/1y mated to «eery part, nicely leaned all over. mud all the &my out null-Ilium propertres retaineal Prtor tic N.B. Thew curprlstam effect& are produced by cleat t& meentrathe of heat. BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook'n .leliebt isetbod of cooking this favourite vegetable la perfection. Price tla, Th., ea TIARLCV'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the fl. mold • Meal, witrrantot to we one Wu of mile three. Mew Ile ed. IWIII hut So years.) BARLOW'S TABLI CUTLEItY, unequalled tor price or quality. Ivory lot:owed table knee. 13a, Ira, TM per dozen . excellent Meek hue& ditto, with steel forts. lb. 3d. per down. eervirx in proportion. • - B ARLLAY'S MAGIC OYSTER OPENER.-A sad most his... Moss lovestius. Price ft. 04. BARLOW'S INDELIBLE NARKING INK. No preparation required. Prim Is. per bottle. nARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No .1-1 waste, or sediment disturbed hi tilting. WW repay its hiding ant in a month. Price M. sod apwar. nARIAMY'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. A-P No vest pem required : so more fiat beer or sour wine. Price 4a. ed. ; ditto desire, plated, es —Apply direct to JA NCM ltA RWW, patentee, it, King Wlll4rt divot, SlAnsion-house. hat that his name sal Wrest is on every article . .11 others ace Minnows hmillittout- Ntarstlisie Ostia Initabliohed IWO. ("LOTION.—WATHERSTON and BROODEN recommesid the puddle .° ham the Carat Gold stated on the tovelles—" nue ow sad Pens Gold: m applied to Jewellery. Mod a detains'. WATIIKRSTON and liftOCDEN'B OGLD MAINS, and all ankles manufactured by them, are sold upon thin nriliciPle, and at the manufacturers* prkes. Manufactory, le, fleurtetasureet, 4.N.ventlfarden, W.C. Sways made of chains and Jewel/my bar la earh.—N.ll. T is seMildishomoa doses M 4 In the eveolog, and on Saturdays at I. 111 R. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NEW AUI AND WINTER MCC for the Wortd•fsmed (ooteh ANiittLA les. TROT Is aew replete and ready for inspection. These 'heavers were iingiuntril by Mr. Niles. Itiviseemlyaddram473.llßiails.sTßEET,llANiiVEß-aQUARE, aal who is oat ammacted with any penou imitating and adver tising In his name. INTABLIMIED lout FEBRUARY, IMI. OVERCOATS.—Gentlenuen about to order their oveveests foe the coming season we Invited to we the NEW MATIUMALS sad LATMIT STYLE. A salad stock always ou bawl, at HAMILTON and KIMPTONII, 105, lITILA oppusiis Nuke Hall. AWELCOME ANNOUNCEMENT. L MIRES and MIN beg respectfully (sanitising the public that they have made preparations. cm an unprecedentwlly large scale. for the Al - Ti' UN and WINTER SEASONS. Their stock i/VERWATS compel:wit every isiothyn style in all kind. of seasonuble and eery oueable material., with the latest improve. meats in workmaarnip. The Everaley and Shelburne °uremia art - pal Ur utirly recommended. Thar conelid stock Includes every description of attire for all clame., all ages, and all occupations ; the article. are too nu merous to particularise, but may be gathered from their several trade. of— _ _ 1".;;4; wade anti B puke idlers, Habit linkers, Woollen Dra per', Matters, Hosiers, hoot and Shoe Stacie, and General Out fitters. Tluir HK'POK X CLOTH ING DEPARTMENT is too important a branch of their business to be passed over without a special twice. It offers a perfect fit, combined with the moat fashion able and comfortable styles, sad the most clamant workmanship. E. Mtiebt and SON need scarcely remind the public that in every department of all their establi.htuenta the highest degree of excellence in associated with prices the most moderate. Any artkis not approved of will be exchanged or the money returned. Rules for self•measnrement and Ilets of prices post free. E. SliniCS and SIMS establishments ars chimed every Friday eVLIAIIy at sunset till Saturday cvestltyl at Maack When idedutiss is ',mused until eleven o'clock. M(PSLL and .4):CL London Honses. City Yetablishment : 154, 155, 166, 157, Slinorles . 63. 64, LS, 86, Aldgate. Oxford street Brandt: 606. 607. 600, Nor Osfordetreet . 1,2, 3, Itartetreet. TottonhArtsoduleuad Branch 137, 136, TottenhameourLread : 2,r3, Euston-road. Country Zatahnolunents: Liefiteld and Bradford. Vortshlre. N.B. Oar relahrated IN DIAPK:O4ABLE SUIT." adapted equally for walking. riding, travelling, or busier:lK nay ba had la • large variety of aeamoaabla and taahlonablo =Aerials from 30s. to TOG. G U N B.—To SPORTSMEN.—The present ty seldom offers.—Go to WITISTLICS, 11. iltrii= mi ppeelte 00140-croft Hotel : look through his stock of SIGSIND.IIAND PREACH sad mura.r . .-LoADiso Gyms, sINOLK sad IaIIIBLIWIAKRIILLRD RIFLES of every sort sad description. eine ItEVOLY an the last London maker, with every description of strunnaltion. £c.—wfusrumi. suss& 1 W. will take aaylidas Is eichengo. THE OCCHIOMBRA, or TRANSPARENT VVITILATING WIZ /MAD& exclude. triad earl duet, erl seratilleeit I c t, keep*/ tie eye perfectly cool it ,an bo wan ever and le welly ressered wben required 7ntantes. J. •ALICIN. Aponte, Webs aml Pon, et Strand Coaster IS end 4„ Oritetestareet Beat. Price lit case, fa. Met tree„ la GiL HAIR RESTORED, Preserved, and Beautified, by the use of ItOWLANDI lIACAMAIt OIL 'lbis ela pot sni. r l en tit Oil prevents hair from tailing off ort a r t igg grey, et * *teak Mir, cleanom dit from 'cu and d and makes t temitlfully soft, pliably. and ohosy. In the wadi a the beard, %Makers, and Slird•rhios It is unfailing la Its seituaiaure operation. Yoe children It fa eoccially recoen sneniiml. as Messina OM beats of a beautiful head of hair, while Its intrudoctiou Into the nursery of Ifoyalt) sot the numerous Testimonials constantly received of It,. efficacy, afford the hest and surest proofs of Its merits. Price Is. c.I , 7n. . If.. lid.. eq ual to how mall. veal tls per bottle. fold at ?o, Hatton and by llisamists and Perfuluera. Ask for ROWIAII/111 * Lamm. DR RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE restores amatood to the moat shattered constitutions is Isar knits ?Wan is impossible. Its edema an perribuimit. No maisultaibe aseesserr Calal with tail laelettetimta et lls.. or tear qsaallties for Vb., meet soya's/are, carefully pocked ou ruealpted renott trice or statapa.--aela spats. PIIOLT awl Co.. no, atratat near Temple.har. The Twelfth Edith" treat Improved, with Coloured Plate, Is. ed., THE CURAB ILI TY of CONSUMPTION, being a series of Tapers illustrating the wait pm - eminent and important Practical Mats in the That mord of that Disease. By V. If. kAIII4OI. M.D.. Fellow of the Ito) al Collette a Thy•lclans, and late Peak* Physician to the lto)al ladrutary for Marva. of the Chest . de. •• Patholuccal smelting has, perhaps, neves alfordsd son coin testi • evidence ha proof of tin curability of a dismiss tbaa it has le that of tubercular ctinsumption."—Califfirlrld, Loadou . Louvres sad Co. ; DIL OTITIS ON 111011f0t*SNICSIt. GENILDAL DIDIUTY. Le. Jest published. pries Is., pent tree from the Anther ler IP AMBDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE ma za .7. of PIII3II.IITUILZ DI:CLINK In MAN. with plain dine:ekes tar parted reaterstien to health awl rigour, the mutt &twenty eve years' snecesital prectke In the treatment of those peculiar narmias and seinbred timeases which tend to embitter sad shorten his. Dy De. 1. L. CORM IS. Albemarlentreet, Pleemittly. Leedom. iftermhsUmm. 10 ttil S. and to a " Wetted no hesitation b anytm there lane ineroberof society by *lam the book trainee beamed metal—eibetherench penron hold relation of patent. Inemina : NOM, C=l7rianl;.l=o-, Warwick-ban. EWEIR and Co.'s MUSICAL LIBRARY. Country hohserlhers receive Your Coine' worth of Husk at the time. Yor terms refer to EWES and Co.'s Albino Leaves, prutented gratis and post free.—ST, legrut-street. "Id"' REDUCTION in PRICE of the ATHENAUhf. Tho Prop hitort taltlha advantace of the Abehtlon d the Pahinper Duly have Ut maim! that from tNs inlay the Price shall be RD to IIifXPENCE. MAP of LONDON, Gratin.—On SUNDAY, Nov. 10, will be preossitesk palls. with the DISPATCH, the sEVENTiI MIXTTILEASTERN DI ViSioN, of Niue Double sheetr, the first of which was Irani on Jan. e, to form, when rolliPlete. the most perfect and useful Slap of London seerpnb lishe4, upoe a reale of 10 In c h es t o th e mile. The price of the Dispatch. with tosoulticsheet Slap is, unsteadied, Cl. , stamped to p free by port. lA. tinier of ally news Intent to the kiiiadom, or from the oeel., 130 Fleet-44mA, London. Send 4s. stamps for sine papers and perfect Map of Is oadon.--de sanity nest. Nor. 3. the &mood Division of the Doable Map of Brazil. Ma day, Second Edition, two tfo, H O U It S with the M YSTI C S. lly inalgaT Atrial. V AUGHAN, Two voltiles, post netavo, 145., EssAYS and kElla INs td the ttev. ROBERT ALFRED VAUGHAN. Edited, with • Memoir, by SIERT VAUGHAN. D.D. Logsdon: Paster, Men, and bourn, West Strand. FROM LAST NIOHI GAZETTE. BAN/CREPT& HENRI' PARISI! SIMONDS, Charles-place, Hertford-road, lead, goldheater, to surrender Nov. 9, at 11, at Basinghalb street. Sol., Hew!, lasiughall.etreet ; ult. wig., Bell, coke mast •street-buildinge. EDWIN ALIPIHtIi CoLWELL, High Holborn, wholesale mlllinge, Nov. 7. at 10, at ftrainghalletreet. ML, Pinhole, 00111111111- Street ; off. wig., Bell. Goleinalietreet-Indldlgga. Alain:lt !QUIRE? DENNT, Deanatreet, Oxford-street, en gineer. Nov. N, at 1, at Ilaslnghall-street. OIL swig. , Johnson, Basinghallstreet. JoNKCH ColtsTElt, Kinglecollege•roal, St. John's-wool, coin martial traveller, Nov. 9, at 12, at itrainghall-etreet. set, Mt-siren, Tokeithouse-yard off. asaig., Johuson. Basingbalb street. WATSON JAMES DNCUUuN , leiriar-gnat, Blackfritrwrosti, coffee house keeper, Nov. 12, at 11, at itraingluill-strcet Of. assist., Johnaun, iliwiturhall•street. RICHARD liolisoN, late of llaribro-road, St. John's-wood. &innerly secretary to an insurance office, Nov. 11, at 171 Itreingliallatreet. Off. amis., Johnson. Basingliallstnet. WILLIAM! PLINLET, Cape Nursery, Shephenrebush, market gantrner. Nov. it, at 1, at ibuituhall.etreet. Soil. Junes. New Inn, airmail off. wig., Canso, lirlttghallatreel I , AA, ELNIECoNT, Lew Wain-street, Great tfiteen-etreet. Waal- mintier. general dealer, Nov. 8, at 11, at liasinghell-street Of. asaig.,Cannan, Bualtighall-street. JON PERKINS, Angel-court, Skinner-street, Journeyman printer, Nov. a, at 12. at liastfigluillstreet. SM., Preston, Austinfriara rt. Amite, Carman. flaanghall-street. RookkT BACoy, Great WoodatoTk.street, ilaryiebone, publican, Nov. 0, at 2, at Winglulletreet 001., Hand, Culensluestreet; off. wig.. Canaan, limmighall•strect Sant:lSL aerlolla, Chnrch-street, Bethnal-green. grocer. Nov.ll, at 1. at itaaltighallatreet. Not, Juckes, Bridgewater-square, Barbican: ult. meg . cannan, Itednithall-street. JANE Evers end WILLIAM THoMAN ETIYIL Deptford, Kent, Haldeman, Nov, u, at 2, at liaiiingliallateveL riot, liantiont, Deptfoni oft. a. 111., Graham, Colman-street. THoliAm 11CNTKR, Haringatreet, New Northemal. Horton, draper, Nov. a, at 3, at Basinghall.streeL rid., Trehunie and Wofferstan, 4treshamutreet ; off. wig., Graham, Cok. MatEstrett. ATOtert'S Nr.ViTioN, Cur:on-street, Val fair, Nov. 8, at 12, at Baaingludletnet. Solt, Harrison and Lewis, Old Jewry , off. ▪ Stantlehl. Basinghalletreet. Jolla As , Snag, DUruilable, liniforilshire, straw hat manufac turer, Nov. is, at 2. at Basinghalletreet. Sok., Croaky and Burn. Lombard-street; off. wig., Staudt:l.ll. Basinghall•strect. THOMAS Hague Moms, Allolomplace, cambered] New-road, leather merchant, Nov. 12, At 2, at Baaingliallatreet. Hanel, Cotieutaieetreet ; off. wig., Stansfel I, Wingball-street WILLIAM BE/tOkila, stunex-street, Pimlico, furniture dealer, Nov. 9, at 11, at Wilighall-street Off. wag., Mandela. Ita- Wuhan-street. 171Weet !fowler, Raventroarteotteges, West-end, Hammer smith, builder, Nov. to, at lg, at lioduehall-street. Deawood. Janie,-grove, Peckham, and Ealeon.court, Flaet street:off. swag, Edwards, BasinghaJlaUeet. SAMUEL BATES, late ~f IkaErlawroad, Islington, solicitor, Nov. 8. at 12. at lashighall,treet. Sot, Jenkins, Nicholas-law ; off. :wig.. Edwards, lissinghall-street. ALYKRD LEMAN, Poplar, commercial traveller, Nov. 9, at 11, at Basitigitall-street. Off. wig., Edwards, llasingballatreet. JOHN NAM CIL BEALE, RaditinKtonitreen, apothecary, Nov. 11, at 2, at Basinintall-street. Sol., Clarke, Stanley-place, Padding toniperu ; off. msg., Edwards, Isaeinghwl -street. THOMAS HEADLAND, flermointisey New.read, leather seller. Nov. ii, at 12, at Beeinglisli-strout. 4401., Chipperflettl, Trinity street. Southwark . off assh.:,, Edwards. liasinghalEttrect. BEEPHEN ' , torn, otherwise called Jona EDWARD Imam, fens downeroad North. Notting -hill. balloter. Nov. 9, at la, at lia. singhall-street. std. Poole, Bartholomew-elate: off. wag., Edward., BasinghallAtrect. Pasiolet.ai Bu tte:roe. late of the Commercial Dining Rooms, Cheeped.. Nov. 11, at s,O, at Winglialletreet. Off. asaig., Ed wards, Iftringballstrect. MATTHEWS CoVELEMSE, Barnes, Surrey, wine merchant, Nov. 11, at 11, at Itrelaghalletreet. Sol., Mitch, Lancaster-place, Woad : oil. swig., Edwards, Baaingballagreet. Isaac DiCKINSON, Bennington, Hertfordshire, baker, Nov. 12. at 1, at Basinghaltstreet Sole, Harrison and Lewis, Old Jewry; oft. wig., Pennell, Oulltikall-charnbers. °Bowe iIIOIRT on rerammiata NETILLIR PLANTAokNET HARM WOE Kenaingtongardenssetuare, Nov. 11, ut 2, at Basingliall. street. OIL wig.. Pennell, Oulidhall-charatiers. EDWARD }TARIM , SMITH, Woodrote, Epertni. horse dealer, Nov. 9, at 2, at Baidighalletreet. hole., Gibbs and Tucker, Cie sraentelane : off. wig, Pennell, (Mildhalithanibera THOMAS ISUP, Litsktirch, Derbyshire, journeyman carpenter, Nov. 11, at It. at BtringhallAtreet. Itre, Warwick-court, Owes-inn ; off. msg., Peunell, Guildhallahamlers. JOHN VICLEMS, Aiihrey.road, commintion agent, Nov. 9, at 1, at Hashatalistreet. Mot, Chidley, Old Jewry ; off. sesta., Pennell, Huildhallehambers. BENXI liffitrne. St. John-street-road, Cierkenwell, artificial florist, Nov. 9. at 11. at fiaaingliall-street. rids., Lewis and Mons, W 11:Wigton-square ; off. msg., Pennell, Ualidhall-cham bers. CHIIIaTOPHER ROCTLEDni, Lower Sydenharn, Kent, bilekmekeg, Nov. 21. at 11, at Btriugitall-street. Sol., Minster, Great [cover-greet; ost. mmHg., Pennell, JOHN Hl:Wrint, Willowy-terrace, Kentish-town. Nov. 13, at at Baslagitall-street. Off. wig., Pennell, Guildhall-chanibers. /0t41.911 CHILD TINGLE, Thame, Otfortishlre, brewer, Nov. 9, at IT, at Btringhallaareet. Sok., Harrison and Lewis, Old Jewry; off. wig, Pennell, IMlldhall-chamhers. JOHN Beset Mamie, Bath, Sornersetddre, builder, Nor. 8, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sots., Slack and Simmons, Bath; and Abbot, Bekaa oft. wig., Acrawn. Bristol. TiIoMAN WILLIAM ToTrtatillANl PaxscolT, Bryanston-sireet, Cortinatowluare, Nov. 11, at It, at Bristol Cond. st ma, Purnivalletun, and Henderson, Bristol off. wig., Miller, Bristol. Jusiteir Tom., Exmouth, Devonshire, Nov. 8, at 12, at Exeter Court. Role, Atlanta, Exmouth , and Turner and flirted, Exeter; off. as-Ig , flirted. Exeter. (moans: Menateglit MOTH, North Perrot, Sarotreetahlre, web manufacturer, Nov. 11. at 1. at Exeter Court. Mob., Dim med and Canning, Chard, and Clarke, Exeter: off. asaig., IlirtreL ExeMr. JOHN W ILIA, known as Joie( TwivitY, Carlton, Yorkshire, dealer in Oat and potatoes. Nnv 8, at 11, at Leeds Court Sol., Hark, Leeds ; off. wig, Yews. Leeds. THOMAS blll, York, eluting and druggist. Nov. 8, at 11, at Loads Court. Sots., Richardson and Cold., York, and Hood and Mande& Leeds ; tg. art``., Young, Leeds, Jon. OuTawaila, (Mole, Yorkshire, Journeyman Joiner, Nov. 11, at 11, at Leeds Cotut, Sul., Marie, la-ells; toff. wig., Young. Leeds. KLIJAH 00THWANK Leeds, journeyman glazier. Nov. 11, at 11, at leak Court,. Sol., Harle, Leeds. off. wig., Young, Leeda, Sagest OOTHwAtes, Ilidilleshorough, Yorkshire, butcher, Nov. 11, at 11, at Leeds Court. Sok., Mien, Darlington, and Bond and Barwick. Leeds; Wt. amig. Young, Leeds. Jonevn AraTIS, Kiway, Yorktddre, maltster, Nov. li, at 11, at Leeds Court Nola., Coleman, Pontefract, and Blackburn, Leeds ; off. wig., Hope. Ueda. JOHN Jotter, Liverpool, clothier. Nov. 11, at 11. at Liverpool Court. Sols., Haigh and Deane, Liverpool, and Kale and Co., Manchester; oil. meg a Bird, Liverpool. THOMAS Wise. Liverpool. draper, Nov. 11, at It at Liverpool Court. Sob., Sale and Co., AldermanbUry, City, and Dodge and Wynne, Liverpool : off. wig., Turner, LiverpooL KICHoLAS HERDER? DlLegitre, Liverpool, comratrelon agent, Nov. 9, at 11, at Liverpool Court Rut. , lembertuu, Liven uol off. wig., Turner, Liverpool. Mattis II DUMAN!, Patricroft, Lancashire, taller, Nov. 0, at 11, at Stamen-Her Cond. Sol., Boots, Manchester; off. lesser, Manchester. BEERY WosiTHlNuroN AM WILLIAM GILLISILAND, Guide Lower Duweti, Lencaeldre, 1.44011 manufacturers, Nov. 8, at 12 . at Manchester Court. bola, Sale and Cu., Manchester off. wig., Putt, Manchester. CHARLIE SPIHNONANN, Newcastle-on-Tyne, ship broker, Nov. & at 11, at Newea-tic upon-Tyne Court. /MG_ Dalfilish and Stewart, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; wig, Baker, Newcastle pon T t ate. I/arlington. Durham, miller, Nov. 9, at 12 at Newealitleuprin.Tyne Coart. SOL, Story. Newcastle-upon- Tyne ; off. wig. Raker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 00 lIENKELL DnoN, Newcastleupn.l4iie, cool merchant. Nov. 4, at 1, at Neweaatle•upon.Tyne Court. kola, Cram and Legge, Newcastle-upon-Tyne off. wig., Baker, Newc ietic unon.Tyne. JOHN KAWTHoRN, laustern. Rtaffordeldre, builder Nov. it at 2. at Birmingham Court held at Bivalent. Mob., Lees, Burstein, and With, Birmingham ; off. swig., Whitmore, Birmingham. JONI WAN Birmingham, grocer, Nov. 0, at at Birmingham comet. Sots., Ileale and Marigold, Birmingham ; off. wig., Whitmore, Birmingham. Sandi 111.1.0700, Birmingham, pocketbook manufacturer, Nov. 11, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sul,, Poster, Birmingham off. wig.. Whitmore. Birminstram. WILLIAM WALKER, %ValsalL Staffordshire, barmen maker, Nov. 11, at 12, at Birming h am Court hed at Weleall. Mot, Dale- San, Birmingham off. wig. , E innear, WILLIAM THoMAN PoWELL, Tetilair7. Worcc4.llhire• and Knighton, Ratlnorshire, draper, Nov. 11 and Dee.. at 11. at Itrelealiallstreet. Sol., Bridges, Birmingham . amigo Kinnear, llinnitigham. TRANcIN Blake DEAKINS, Ledhury, Herefordshire, licensed vie taalke lac. 6, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sok, Blast and Parry, Birmingham: off. mole , I:unseal% Birmingham. WILLIAM TATLok SMITH and Wang HAMPTON Sate& Setlgley. Staffordshire, mine drainers, Nov. ge, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Mobs., Hayes and Wright, Oldbury, met Ihslawas and Allen, Birmingham; off. mtg., Kinnear, ERESEiglelt WILLIAM Ames. Wethwick. Staffordshire, school mater, Dec. 6, at U. at Birmingham Court. Sole., James and gisisitt. Birmingham off. msg., Whitmore, Ilinuinghtm. Flee. Moltitunigan, Liandaff and Cardiff. Olantotrgarishlre. bogy pottl2, at 10, at the Town-halL 111trecks. Ca rdiff; off , wig.,•Langley, Cardiff. JAIL griMAY, Halifax, Yorkshire, excavator, Nov. 8, at the Comity Court, Halifax. Sole.. Norris sad /Mater, ; off. aestra, Dyson and Rankin, Halifax. Raellaan agailow. Lincoln, beerhouer keeper, Nov. 8, at 12. at COMIty Centr e Lincoln. Sol. , Brown and Sous, Lincoln OIL Vppleby. lencola. Ratans Antra Liverpool, slater, Nov. 8, at 12, at the Regis trar's etre*. Liverpool. Off. seals, Mute, Liverpool. DAVID WILIJ•M Wan, Uverponl. beer retailer, Nov. I. at 12, die Registrar's oaks, Liverpool. Off. wig, game, Liver- IMOLVIINT PITTITOWII.9.—AT PORTLVALSTITAT. ISM CHM/ cosimissiorn LAW. Nov. 11. W. Raker, High-street, Wapping, bakoz—A. W. Ur sula, apenver-street, Goswell-road, dairyman—T. K. Clarke, Princes-square, Mt. George'ainalie.gast, master mariner. Nov. IS. A. Ivlroey. Esatherokole.bundings, HMlxwo , tailor's forenuto-11.. 11. Roberta, Crosby-row, Walworth.rood, grocoei 1160pinao. maim NICgoLL Nor. 8. B. Andrade, l'pper laliugtoa.terrace, Islington, anti Tylor's market, City, butcher. Nor. 11 .1. T. Thomas, Oothleenttages, At. Pancras, stwient of nseilicine—A. Leroy, Cranbouroe-street, Letcosteesituare, general agent—J. W. Rawlings, Seymour-street, Eustouoyaare, ands water maker—W. Arnold, Goole, Yorkshire, master of a sloop—J. ilutine, Nichollsaunare, Hackney road, and Railway place. Shorrilitch, general gahmonger—J. C. Weatoa, NuErcy. farmer. _ . °permit. Rriek.lane, Spitalfletils, tallnr—T. Down, Norland-road, butcher—E. Messenger, tireat Guild ford street, Southwark, and Friar otreet, Blacktrianerosd, beer seller—W. Miller, Buckinghamstreet, Strand, sugar manor. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. CHARIXII HoWE, Plymouth, draper—further dividend of Old., any Tuesday or Friday, at Ifirtters, Exeter. HUGH TALIKT separate estate', Mldmooth, Devonshire, dniggist —lit dividend of U. &L, any Tuesday or Friday, at ilirtLet's, Exeter. E1.%1 AHD PEWEE and WILLIAM ARVKD!L OATET, Barnstaple, Devonshire. ironfoonders—rnd dividend of Old., any Tuesday or Friday, at Hirtsel's, Exeter. loan WALKER, Liverpool tobacconist—lit dividend of Os 13.1.. Oct. 30, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Turner's, Liver pooL Olurverii EvAne, Tyurlans, Anglesey, corn merchant—lot divi dend of 30. 2d., Oct. 30, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. Orimmint PTORRT SMITHSON, Kingston-upon.llull, provision mer chant-Ist dividend of Ta. 24., any Tuesday, at Carrick's, Dull Itswnan CLaManT Devon and Osiouns Coorill. Osinsborough, Llncoisoldre, chemists—Lai dividend oil IL ed., any Tuesday, at Carrick's, Hull. &MAIM CLontia I)AVICS separate estate), Oaltisliorough, Lin eoNhire, chemist—lnd dividend of Md., any Tuesday, at Car- BulL DIVIDENDS. Nov. 21. R. 0. Papps. Barbican, City, builder-Nov. E. M. Feltham, West Mach, Norfolk, miller-Noy. 20. (1. A. N. Aas, Colchester-street, City. shipbroker-Nov. 20. O. Barnett, Felix terrace, Islington. butcher -Nov. 20. J. Everett, Little Ilford, Essex, carpenter-Nov. tn. J. A. Taken, Whitley-villa, LB On, shipliroker-Nov. 20. J. Livervidge, Tabernacle-walk, Rboredlteh, and Devon-011as, De Beauvoir-town, wheelwright- Nov. 20. W. H. Rowe, Blioicester-place, Regent's-park, Wilder -Nov. 20. L. Hutchinson, Mark-lane, City, and Blackheath, hemp dealer-Nov. fit W. Whitton, Meriden, Warwickshire, grocer-Nov. 01 R. Baker, Holey, Warwickshire, needle dealer -Nov. W. M. Rawson, )lattchest.e. stationer. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unlearn cause be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. Nov. 21. O. H. Hobson, Upper Oroundateret, Blackfriars road, pump manufacturer -Nov. 21. U. Jones, Holloway-road, Islington, Jeweller-Nov. 20. J. Randall, Bytket, Surrey, vie tualler-Nov. 111. J. L. /Niggle, flutter lane, city, necktie manu facturer-Nov. M. N. Browne. Peel's Coffee-house, Flect.street, hotel keeper-Nov. L Cooke and 11. Cooke, Ilworsley Banks, Durham, paper manufacturers-Nov. 21. F. L. Brooking, jun., Toting, Devonshire, grocer-Nov. 20. J. Milkench, T. Wroe, B. Taylor, and J. Boykin. Oldham, Lancashire, cotton spinners- Nov. 20. J. Garton and D. Brown, Ilunchester, hardware dealers -Nov. 21. 11. Theofollsli, Manchester and Constantinople, mer chant-Nov. 21) J. Banfield. liandsworth, Staffordshire. organ builder-Nov. 20. A. Blow, Ittrminghsun, mill hand maker. PARTNER:4If FS 'ABSOLVED. . . • J. Berry and J. Hunt, Bnclawton. Cheshire. silk throwsters- R. Fortner and J. V. Smedley, Church Greeley and ftwadlineote, Derbyshire, coal marters-ft. Bower and T. Chell. Derby, spar ornament manufacturers-S. lkilsorer and J. Derby, clothiers-G. Y Pack and R. Linton, Boston, Lincolnshire, mer. eers-E. Taylor and J. J. Smith, Leicester, wool rug maculae- terers-J. Pegg and C. ielevent, Mk khlll , Yorkshire, millboard manufacturers-W. Robbins and W. Nottingham, Little Grove- street. Linson.grure, omnibus propt letors-A. 11. Robinson and W. Robinson, Green-street, Leleester.square, machine rulers-. J. Leonard and B. Lorentz, Wenn' 'place, Sire-lane, foreign agents-B. Kt:norm and H. W. Suckling, Birmingham, auc tionere-Summa Browne and G. Browne, fieldstone, Kent, cordweiners-P. F. Dujimesiney.Cartemn and R. Blanchard, Orleans, France, L. Marcette, Paris, and L. de Nellie. Toning. ton-square, Middlesex, merchants-W. Mlles, .1. W. Miles. A. B. staelle, P.. 1 W. Mlles. W. H. Hanford. and W. It. Miles, BrLstoL bankers, so far as regards P. .1. W. Mlles-R. B. Slowlnay and T. Coalman, Oldham, Lancashire, engineers -H. Raker and W. Seasersetahlre, common brewers-F. H. Green and A. Jones, Lincohis-Inndields, attornies-F. 11.1kmald, J. Athya, and H. lligland, New York; Glaugow ; and Liverpool-O. Collett and D. R. Ogliwy, Yerk.place, ilackneydruni, dairymen-Dray and (Ay, Dundee, shipowners, ee far as n garde 0. M. Dray. SLOTCH SKDOKSTILATIONS. FRAtinli WATT. Aberdeen, grocer, Nov. 2, at the Lemon Tree lintel, Aberdeen. FRANeI. omen, Aberdeen. and Inchmarlo, Kincardineshire, manufacturer. Nov. 6, at the Lemon Tree Hotel, Aberdeen. eogoll llAttittSon, Old Macbar, Aberdeemehlre, fernier, Nov. 6, at the Lemon Tree lintel. Aberdeen. HAMAR? Purrs, Kirkcudbright, grocer, Nor. 6, at the Selkirk Arms Hotel, Kirkeudlitight. ALEXAIIisER lloneicreis, Dundee, confectioner, Nor. 4, at the Royal Hotel. Dundee. rink THuMOON, Freserbiugh, fish curer, Nov. 6, at the Saltoun Arms Hotel, Ifnuerbursh. THE REGISTRATIONS. MIDDLESEX Yesterday Mr. Maine and Mr. Beatles, two of the barristers appointed by the Lord Chief Justice to revise the lists of electors for the several parishes in the county of Middlesex, met the iiireuta of the political partite who have been engaged in the registration for the county as well as the city of Westminster, at the Lords Justices' Court, Westminster The object of the meeting was to arrange and sign the easov of appeal which are to be vubmitted to the Court of Common Pleas on the question whether service of notices of objection on the overseers, by post, can be proved in any other mode than by the production of the Piet.oftlire stamped duplicates. The case was settled, and engrossed, sod was then signed by the barristers, soil by Mr. Smith, Mr. Huggett, and Mr. Albert James, the political agents. REPRESENTATION OF CARLISLE. With regard to the vacancy in the representation of the city the Carlisle Journal writes :—" The general feeling of the liberal electors undoubtedly was that, if pussible, some candidate should be obtained who was connected, either by residence or otherwise, with the town or county. Several names were suggested, but is the case of all of them, from one circumstanceor, other, difficulties were found to exist in the way of their coming forward. Failing a local candidate, it was felt that the person most likely to meet with the geseral support of the party was one connected with the great commercial interests of the country, whose views OP the chief political questions of the day .hould luirmouise most nearly with those of the great body of the electors. It was under these circumstances that Dir. Edmund Potter, F.R.S., chairman of the Ibuiehoster Chamber of Commerce —a gentlem►n of the highest staoding, respectability, and influence in the great commercial city of Manchester— offered his services. He captained his opinions at some length to a mestiug of the liberal electors held at the Athenxum last night, and so favourable, indeed we may say so enthusiastic was his reception, that he was unanimously and cordially accepted as the liberal candidate at the forthcoming election. So firmly united were the petty in their determination to secure his election, that the re sult of the contest at this moment scarcely admits of a doubt. But that result will not be achieved without a struggle. The furies were in the field as early as Saturday, and since that day a requisition has been actively pmmoted by them, calling upon lir. W. N. Hodgson to come forward In the tory interest. It is scarcely probable that addresses will be issued by either candidate uutil after the funeral of Sir James Graham, which bikes place ou Weduesday ; but we anticipate in our next issue we shall have to announce that both are in the field, and thus the contest bus fairly begun. We rejoice to think that all fear, of a split in the liberal camp have been effectually dispelled, and that all the dif ferent sections were never more cordially united ; and we know that when this is happily Unease the battle is already half won." HEALTH OP LONDON. The return of births and deaths issued by the R r-General states that the deaths in London declined to e =in the week that ended October 19 ; they increased bat very slightly in the week eoding last tistuniay, when the number was 1,087. Scarlativa as frequent at the pre sent time, and fatal cameo of it are numerous among children ; but generally the population appears to be in good health, and the mortality from all causes is consider ably below the average. Last week the births of 946 boys and 877 girls, in all 1,822 children, were registered in London. In the ten correspond. gweeks of the years 1851-60 the average number was 1,654. AMERICA. NEW YORK, Ocr. 17. (Per Norwegian, via Quebec, ) Londonderry, and LiverpooL The Neic York Herald of to-day describes the situation of affairs as follows : " The rebel batteries on the Potomac, although silent for some time, are evidently in full command of the river, and are well manned all along the banks from Aquia Creek to Ocooquan Creek. The government has received positive information that there are from 30,000 to 40,000 rebels located within that distance, the main body being stationed at Evansport, or Shipping Point, by which name it is generally known. Yesterday, while she Pawnee and Mount Vernon were going down the river, they were fired on from the batteries at Ship ping Point, and a battery further down joined in. "The object of maintaining these batteries is undoubtedly to prevent a flank movement of our troops upon Fredericksburg, which the enemy con siders a very weak point. "The State Department has issued an important circular to Governor Morgan, and other governors of the loyal States bordering on the sea-coast and lakes, urging upon them the necessity of putting the Aorta and harbours in a state of defence, and Cr:garrisoned by the local militia, in view of the elects made by the rebel government to obtain aid and comfort from foreign nations. "The recent escape of tho steamer Nashville from Charleston, with Messrs. Slidell and Mason on board, rebel ambassadors to London and Paris, shows the necessity of a more vigilant guardianship of all our ports. The Nashville got oil in spite of the blockade on Friday last, but we are glad to bn able to state that the government has promptly taken measures to intercept her and bring back the rebel ministers. Fur this purpose three swift gunboats, the Connecticut, Alabama, and Augusta, sailed from this harbour yesterday, and will doubt less overhaul the Nashville before many days have elapsed." The following is the circular referred to in the above, which has been addressed by the Secretary of State to Governor Morgan on the improvement of the sea-coast and lake defences. Similar circulars have likewise been sent to the governors of all the seaboard and lake defences : Department of State, Washington, Oct. 14. To his Excellency the Governor of the State of New York. Sir. —The present insurrection had not even revealed itself in arms when disloyal citizens hastened to foreign countries to invoke their intervention for the overthrow of the government and the destruction of the Federal Union. These agents are known to have made their appeals to some of the more important states without success. it is not likely, however, that they will remain content with such refusals. Indeed, it is understood that they are Maus. tnously endeavouring to accomplish their disloyal purposes by degrees and by indirection. Taking advantage of the embarrasameota of agriculture, manufacture, and commerce in foreign countries, resulting from the insurrection they have inaugurated at home, they seek to involve our immmon country in controversies with states with which every public interest and every interest of mankind require that it shall remain in relations of peace, amity, and friendship. I sin able to state for i your satisfaction that the prospect for any such disturbance is now less serious than it Les been at any previous period during the course of the insurrection. It is, nevertheless, necessary now, as it has hitherto beeu, to take every precaution that is possible to avoid the evils of war to be superinduced upon those of civil commotion which we are endeavouring to cure. the of the meet obvious of such precautions is that our ports and harbours on the seas and lakes should be put in a condition of complete defence, for soy nation may be said voluntarily to incur danger in tempestuous seasons when it fails to show that it has sheltered itself on every aide from which the sterns might possibly come. The measures which the executive can adopt in this emer gency are such only as Congress has sanctioned and for which it has provided. The President is putting forth the most diligent efforts to execute these measures, and we have the great satisfac tion of seeing that th,,,e efforts are seconded by the favour, aid, and support of a loyal, patriotic end self-sacri fi cing people, who are rapidly bringing the military and naval force of the United States into the highest state of efficiency. But Congress was chiefly absorbed during its recent extra erasion with those measures, and did not provide as amply as could be wished fur the fortification of our sea and lake coast'. previous wallah. loyal States have applied themselves, by independent and separate activity, to the support and aid of the Federal government in its arduous responsibilities. The same disposition his been manifested in a degree emi nently honourable by all the loyal States d uring the present insurrection. In view of this fact, and relying upon the in crease and continuance of the mune disposition on the part of the loyal States, the President has directed me to invite your consideration to the subject of the improvement and perfection of the defences of the State over which you pre side, and to ask you to submit the subect to th e consi deration of the legislature when it shal l have assembled. Such proceedings by the State would require only a tem porary use of its means. The expenditures ought to be made the subject of con ference with the Federal government. Being thus made with the concurrence of the government for general defence, there is m ery reason to believe that Congress would sum- Mon what the State should do, and would provide for its reimbursement. Should these suggestions be accepted, the President will direct the proper agents of the Federal government to confer with you, sod to superiuMnd, direct, end conduct the pro secution of the system of defence of your state.—l hove the hoeour to be, sir, your obedient servant, W. H. BawoßD. THE ESCAPE OF THE NASHVILLE. The Confederate steamer Nashville, which re cently escaped from Charleston, having by sown stratagem evaded the United States steamers blockading that port, had ou board as passengers Senator Mason, as Minister from the Confederate States to England, and Senator Slidell, as Minister to France. They were accompanied by their suites, and had everything on board, such as papers, &c., that could in any way tend to influence the foreign powers to which they are delegated. The Petersburg (Virginia) Express throws a little more light on the subject in thu following extract : —" The Nashville ran the blockade on Friday night, under the command of Lieutenant Robert B. Pegmm. She takes as passel.gers Hoe. James K Mason and John Slidell, the first one accredited Commissioner to the Court of St. James, and the latter going in the mule capacity to the Court of the Tuileries. James Edward M'Farlane, Esq., of Petersburg, gees as private secretary to Mr. Mason, and the Hun. George Olean, of New Or leans, as secretary to Mr. Slidell." The Nashville, of course, takes out a full mail and valuable official documents for the Confederate Commissioners who have been on the continent for many months past. The Nashville is said to he one of the swiftest steamers that ever pliol the American waters. Her Custom-house measure ment is 1,200 tons. CANADA. The examination of Colonel Rankin, member of the Provincial Parliament, was brought to a cloee on the 12th inst., when the lion. gentleman was hound over to take his trial at the coming assizes. DISCOVERY Or GOLD IN IRELAND.—We (Derry Mr. Rankin was originally charged with two Sentinel) have received three specimens of auriferous quarts, 1 offences : first, enlisting troops in Canada ; and, found ou the shor e of Lo ug h Swilly, on the 16th inst. It . nocund, accepting for himself a commission in the is considered to he exactly similar to that of the gold-pro- 1 American army. The first of theme, however, en (lacing countries. The specimens in question were taken I.• i faile d . ii• from government laud, which is not likelycounsel, i n address i ng the bench, by miners, but there is little doubt that plenty of the same to be explored • army ls evidence kind of reek is fobs found in the bold heights of that neigh- I averred that " there was not au atom of . at to hiring or engaging others to enlist in a foreign hourhood, and would probably remunerate those who have service ;" and both magistrates at once declared time and means to search for it. The locality where the I t h at quarts was found was within ten mil e s of the city. The branch of the charge." The sole accusation, then, von from which the specimens were taken was from nine "there was no evidence in support of that to twelve inches thick, twenty or thirty f ee t hi g h, and ,on which Mr. Rankin is to be tried at the assizes run ring through a block of headl an d o f considerable depth. It is that of accepting a commission as lieutenant will be *lnstr . : i f ; some time or other, there will be gold , colonel in the American service. The statute diggings in L 1 under which the committal has been made is DR. DE Joxou's LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER OIL —ltrasous not PerritithiSo.—These are concise); the 59 Geo. 111. cap. 69. Mr. Rankin's counsel and denied - clearly expressed Ina letter from the tate Dr. Jouldh,ut mini the jurisdiction of the court. The act to Dr. de Jollith :—.. It was stuns that the author of the hest charged, if committed at all, had been committed analysis and investigations into the properties of this oil should at Washington. Again, the act under which pro himself be the purveyor of this important medicine. The oU which you gave me was of th e v er y fi nest q u a lity, whether nom ceedings had been taken was passed iu 1819 ; thus ' Wei. "' with "femme to Its coloUr, flavour. m chemical pr o - at a time when Canada had • constitution of her panes ' and Ia " 'MM.° that for "edielmil P purrs". lin liner own and an indeendent legislature ; and imperial oil can be procured."—Dr.de Jonglia Light Brows Cod Liver 0 , p 011 la soul only in caponle•l Imperial half-pinta. to ed. J pinta. statutes are not to be extended by implication to 45 - I'd- • quarts, 9e . by hue sole ...Ulm". Amu . . murk"' In of her Majesty's dominions which have and Co., 77, inland, loud en : sad by respectable chaudata— I a (Advertisement.) independent legislatures. ' Mr. Rankin addressed the court on the 10th, firmly maintaining his right as a freeman to tight on behalf of freedom in the United States, without being branded with disloyalty. The prosecution is causing considerable excite ment in the province. MEXICO. Tbe ordinarysession of the Mexican Congress was opened on the 10th of September, when the Presi dent made a statement as to the cause of the sus pension of diplomatic relations between the Repub lic and England and France. liesaid :—" In order to accomplish the important object of concentrating the federal revenues and arranging their methodic distribution, the government had to initiate a mea sure in the!middle of July, the tendency of which to morality and order was comprehended by the sovereign Congress, and which originated the de cree of the 17th of the same month. But the representatives of those nations whose interests were temporarily affected by this decree did not act justly, neither to the circumstances which made it necessary, nor to the objects it had in view, and they suspended relations with the go vernment of the republic in consequence of this measure. The sovereign Congress had cogoisance of this incident, and declared itself iu recess, but nothing has transpired to alter the position of this question. Efforts are being made to arrange with the respective governments, and that of Mexico has reason to believe that the question will have a satisfactory solution." A commonplace reply was returned to this ad dress. Touching the use of the Spanish flag, the Extra ordinary says : By a correspondence that has taken place between the Spanish Vice-oonaul at Queretaro and General Artesga it appears that the Spanish flag has been actually unfurled by some bands of clergy forces in the Sierra. The vice-consul declares that be knows nothing of the motive for this un furling of the Spanish flag. We have before called attention to the great number of Spanish officers now in the army of the clergy —a number which is increasing every day. Their object can be no other than to obtain a supremacy over the Mexican; and re-enact the game of St. Domingo in Mexico. The fact that some of these chiefs have raised the Spanish flag should be a convincing proof that there is reason for other powers to look well after the movements of Spain in this quarter. We read in the same paper :—" It is reported that the government has been treating with an American house for the sale of the waste lands of the republic for 10000,000 dole. These lands were mortgaged to the b on dholders years ago, and by default of more recent contracts with those credi tors of the nation it would appear that they pro pose to fallback on their original security. If they do so, as they have the right to do. the American house had better be carefuL" On the ith of Sep tember, 51 of the deputies signed a petition to Juarez, requesting him to withdraw temporarily or finally from the presidency. As soon as it was made public 52 deputies signed a counter petition, begging him to remain. The deputies who desired to bring about a resignation have addressed the go vernors of the States. So far the States have de clared tot President Juarez remaining in the presi dency. We are glad to observe that Mr. Moran, the editor of the Mexican Ertrrtordinary, who suffered fine and imprisonment for having published a com munication on foreign intervention, has been re leased. In a very temperate address to the public he acknowledges the courtesy of the Mexican offi cials, and the warm and spontaneous offers of assist ance and friendship of the leading merchants and several distinguished Americans and other fo reigners, and above all the good offices of Mr. Glennie, her Majesty's consul, and declares his in tention to conduct his paper upon the same prin ciples as hitherto. THE WEST INDIA MAIL. SOUTHAMPTON, Ocr. 29. The Royal Mail Company's steamer Shannon, Captain Abbott, with the above mail, has arrived. She brings 75 passengers, specie value 1,246,246 dollars, comprising gold bunion, 77,682/. ; gold coin, 4,4521. ; silver bullion, 63,1711. ; silver coin, 100,940/. ; also pearls, 2,860/. ; jewellery, 5,3301. ; and platina,./. _ Dates by . this arrival are—Vera Cruz, Oct. 2 ; Tampico, Sept. 30 ; Havannah, Oct. 7; Santa Martha, Sept. 27 ; Carthagena, Oct. 3 ; Chagres, 8 ; Jamaica, 9 ; Jacmel, 11 ; Porto Rico, 13 ; De merara, 8 ; Tobago , 8 ; Trinidad, 8 ; tarbadoes, 11 ; Grenada, 9 ; St. Vincent, 10 ; St. Lucia, 11 ; Martinique Cluadaloupe, Dominique, and Antigua, 12 ; blont;errat, 13 ; Nevis, 13 ; St. Kitt'e, 13 ; Tortola, 14 ; and St. Thomas, 14. From Barbados, there is nothing to note in public affairs. The House of Amend.)ly met on the tfth, but nothing of importance was dune. The Governor left ou the 21ith for St. Lucia, the admi nistrator of which, Mr. Breen, had been dismissed from the public service, it is said for gross miscon duct in connexion with th±sco?he i mm i grat ion. The Demerara Court of Policy nietion the 25th nit and on the 2nd inst. The bill to regulate the sale of opium and bhang had been the subject of con siderable discussion, and had,with various modifica tions and amendments, passed through committee. The weather continued hot and dry, and the canes rapidly maturing. Manufacturing operations were being carried on with increased activity, and were expected to continue to the end of the year. The Jamaica legislature was to meet for the de spatch of business on the 12th proximo. Humours were rife that it was the intention of the party lately in power in the House of Assembly to offer a most determined opposition to the government. The weather was exceedingly fine, and agriculture of every description in a very forward state. lu the import market transactions were very limited, and trade, with few exceptions, restricted to retail operations. News FRoM SARAWAK.—Sir James BPOOkO bad returned from Brunei, where ho had met with a most cordial reception. The Sultan and los miuisters have made over to Sarawak the government of the various districts between Banjong Kadurong (including Bintulu), and those formerly placed under the authority of Sir James Brooke. This will secure the pence of the coast, and materially ad vance the trade of Sarawak, as well as of there outlying dis trica The interests of the Sultan and his ministers will also be promoted by this measure, as they will be secured a certain and liberal revenue, instead of being obliged, as heretofore, to enforce a fluctuating trilnite, by violent mea sures, from a disorderly and often hostile population. The trade of Sarawak is brisk, and the a ff airs of that province look more prosperous and promising than they have ever been before. Sir James Brooke is, we pizume, on his way to England, as lie was to leave by the first mail in October. —London and China Telegraph. THE DOCK EXTENSION PROJECTS AT LIVERPOOL. —Yesterday the Hersey Dock Board were occepied for atonuy hours in discussing the advisability of increming the dock accommodation on the Liverpool side of the Mersey, particularly in view of the great and iscresaing wants of the steam trade. Mr. Rankin, chairman of the finance committee, moved a resolution in favour of such a whams of extension. The resolution was ,cconileil by Mr. Smith, but warmly opposed by Mr. C. Bushell. Mr. H. !Amiable, and other members, who urged that the very large addi tweet .dock and quay accommodation which the board had engaged to provide at Birkenhead, together with the pecu liar financial position of the trust and the prospective dimi nution of trade, in consequence of the Anierima war, ren dered it very inexpedient to go to parliament during the ensuing scallion for any increased power.. The discussion wasceding when our weal was despatched. WARMING RAILWAY CARRIAGES. —The London and North•Weetern Railway Company, with the view of availing themselves of thesystem of warming carriages from the exhauated steam of the engines introduced with suc cess in France last winter, had a trial of the invention (be way of experiment) at Wolverton station yesterday, with the most favourable results. This mode of using the waste steam involves only a trifling expense, and now that the winter and cold nights are setting in the adoption of the system will be a great boon to the public, every carriage being made comfortable without exception of class. IVIR. and Mrs. GERMAN REED, with Mr. Jii I'AUKY, TO-NIGHT, lc their popular INTL& TAIN4 ENT, and every evening 'except Saturday' at K.—lturn fug Repreeentatinata Ihuraley Au.' ..ttirgb.), at 3, at toe kiireJ Gallery of Illustration. 14. Regent xtrcet —Unreserved neat*, la, hi., stalls, stall chairs, Ss., severed In advance at the G.illery sad at Masan ”rateter, Beale, and Wood's, Ni, Beegaststreet.