The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-09 00:00:00

I 11.„0 - 1 I. • • 6 431 ,--70 f. 0/ 41 0--0-••••• No. 4,444.) WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW MM. —The LIVIWPOOL, XCW TO/ti. awl LNI LAKI.PIUA smax slur 00111 WIT Wend Empsielake o w mu p.mnil SOU Sismillinzits se eisuilbeirs " IWra . W.ll .B. ll7altrios 11:WW. CITY or WIAMININC No. 14. TY 110 WAKIIINOTON, W Nor. IL f elaWi n W . , A A* pro" 11. 17.11 11 pima. aimordlis le Os nem- Worirana paregy. plonk Wafts Pasarigers ('r ashMashersSlain in,tid i h r ,gb oa wiralitageoly 4111111.—.1* farther perbrutirs se WILLIAM IN N, Liverpool: or to Olis mad MACEY, it Kin riANADI AN and UNITED STATIM MAIL J .rLA li alik—Worady Cann=Was by Wan lanweas iorrr...l and America —lbartata =l.4lsm zZa Maw Dad °ens stwisahle halt Nail Steams wiIIIMITOOL rem 17%=. s. T • 4 ,4a , a Nov. li I Anglo easea Dee. 11 rat...ll a n for. ft North Arweriesa Dee. IS 11,lig WY OV. iii Illbondes aad Norwegian ,ewer Waling. We. d—to imam& :—ring deek IDS ISt and Ala lia • /ia la ; deems. *7 7a Through 110 Disy" New T ... lastreal. Namiltou , and lavosto —lair , mediate. arta . ild la—For farther particulars emir I. mina sad agents. 19, Water. tenet. ay.! 3 hagent lard, Clamart Doh, tbiripai , 13, North Wall, Lublin, sad y o itratatra Laaleadarry. QTEAM to ROTTERDAM and the RHINE I Tows. war —TM NsillodsoislOssio-bost s M sod Smash"' slooodalp DATA W. iISSIS WboK Cron sIosZVO• sod Slam warping. sr.'s./ . at 11: Nod VTLYOSALD, csp:s.s H. ROLM tram ofI . V MA owscroseyThos!slay sash sorly —lse Iss, is- --4 .• at VS ."' MSC nu u. • Lt GOTHIFSBIAG.—ReguIaz Steam Coromuoi catboa. Tho Los int4ioll Krim firsamirr LuNilos, (WALL. wl3l dam ostwsrds ea Ilatsrlay mad Iwo oil vat* moat lion a! IllstselyJuma. Oe.Lrt sacucamotation krprompr• rares:—lint amok 13 ; *geoid &de. eta* ".p Ne. .wed edam. It ; lick, AL —lm freight. pmesi.. ...ply to MUMS. irml P U.Lli 14 Ikea lass. OM IC. LONDON and COUNTY BANKING COMPANY. NoTICE IA MUMMY GLYNN, Wier DlsoMen M UM Os fir/bio• ibis Au OPEN AD • MIAMI BANC M Oak raw pray Priesams, NO. Is. saosnwrcx.-97 Mee. W. W.IZWAII, CIIMIIIII Many" lambs, Oki 31. IMPORTANT INFORMATION. IMADENOLDERS Is MINIM. I. FETID TAME A la MELT DINING CI CCIMAR and ,Laßg WT. Dek rt. Vol a. petalled TEM DAY ,raday , . es moat at about 0 Coral& W Doom /Lee thrreia Ova. do swiNg Use sorbets tall to MM d dales donna the past As allb advise as to lassedisis paidases sad We, DIVIDEND EOM ea a be beastaso pay lido le percent MIDIS *add be bought at mat toe aa bra*, odivase. dl Ilaseisa *leek cad Elora sad Minim alms, 79, berlaiteek, Idiedus. C. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.— The NSW 1111ANtil lIIITABLISIIKENT of I. MIMES sod otA. et the COWLS of TOTTINUAII COUIT•BOAD Ned STAToN • IoAD. ono 411 , 5 N Pb fm TC VADAT, thew Seem ,bar web es lesoresee sod anrivalled STOCK of LIADVILADB 110TNINo, UAn, lOSIILSY, BOOTS asd SHOW de., tar Melee w lueenllee oi all clew. I IBMS an.l sfr‘ hove rod...enema le maw the Mlb roe worthy. la mry nave t. of the wed esimme lhos low scarred *wog She lett. teeele sad who. hems of the loolso. eonee. and. whets teeelerlos thole enema thsolos to the ha Oa preemie aaßort sod seees Maw% wo k they efereeNS4 anion a caolimmeo of rema. ben &pommel hoe hew funielod vlth is dottrels sew sleek of the ...et feshinsohle god esesesolio hoe& The SCth.l:R T A ILI IRMO DEPASTIf .rcr Me been sop. Brit • epleedul Aneertomest of tr Moot Home and Yore*. Chewer tembised with dooohlOty of ototertal and work. rah* eta mallow to be IN. Imminent chihroeterlethe of Ur Mew The alehlehesrot nig booby,/ of my Um lades boolsoot bo; etehost 'pedal Isollolites. ISOISP sad SON, lIIIICZANT TACOMA, WOOLLEN MATSU. SATTESP,.OIIIIOIII. BOOT WI Mel ILfilikk MaiOOlllAL OCTFITTSIIII. larks Her—COILNICI of Xl2lOlllO and ALWAYS; NTtT 01110SDATIINIT. wage of Ifortetevet . CORN= of TOTTENILittrOITITSIOAD gni BUIPTON-ROAD. Carley retabtlallosote—lli sod SO. Thoisteirbalkilago. eloook Yortoltko. 111. Teegelik_Shidiel Sebitho The SRA ALI •eflll teNTB on MOD IT LI If MIDST STEN. INO r same natal netwhy susiol, whoa butoismo N rowatood mall II Waugh. NY Milt MAJEPT( - ` 1 P.OYAL LZTTW NITWIT. Ml * p, v4KKI,L, Surlgmei-Deutiek 8, Grosvenor- Attl. has PATENTLii ant NYILITION for tim EON- S IMo% •mt ADAPT iTI.IN of A=TVICIALTIZTH anti Of. Ms. which km the %nowise col reeollisegy astoolegle . i Int— A tei .4 Teeth ot outline voelmmehip Yd isellanisla roe he Sheol • his the most perfect afteollteg and mem IN TWO Hut lir, *oboist pato or eltreeliele ett stitatpe. and Motet ring en the purposes of nsoticatine mod articulation. ne. oil-They are Seed without lanes, wires, spines, oe bat s men. he a frerreabie, flexible, and loperbisahle sue. from seheli such an mtraordlnary poem of endialifet OW adhesion la chimed. trait the teeth ale perfectly israornabie. except at the "oboe of the mealy. Third- mill, lal Teeth mils la the military 'rayon rewired mina to the tom of tot) of the isallatal teeth to which they are ettattted, not by lid. pa.ent they we aselr m r i l e d In the slightest Mom en Mrs, s a efol, and will Wet • roarer- herhiamts shnsol or in the osontry eau adjust the Teeth In arty of Use above roots, without lie ald el • deettat. Hu Laken 6 potent, of • tuch he Is the sole Inventor and patentee, ma .ody i.e procured at his emblems. ober* speedier way be set 14 EA et cry isdhematioe obtained. Decayed Teeth stopped. Loose Teeth fausnol AD consultation tree. Term. $llllll7 mreleasta.-3, osusvwtourraisr, and 33, OLD FTIUS E. 111t1011TON. TEETH, iseo.—Past fr ee, three stamp, ps ratertet zxruoirro Yeema OABLIELII Clettle a TAXI 111PR0V11111124711 la •ICIIIIICIeIL TlLltli sad ILLI. ILLY COILALII (AMA rehmeby ewe set will wear leapt that throe ordituE one, , aad ep = .. Cited without sprt wine. cm melt, sad without any prove • valuable dulderatam Se all lobe hays Petaanel tee Ibe deetiet s serekes. Nene but pare first tau huderials and woettsamehlp employed, while the Is eves less that hall are anti suet.—To be obtained .spew Neon. 14brod, dentists to the Prls.. Ilottalsaa, seta- Washed Ist+ saw iloploula), N. 110 . I lel. ol-010001 . W. ' 3OOl ltecto s . mei 3.1, auo LAlthr,Ae.hill, City. " The advantager obtainahl he Libelerl system render It pre-eminently superior sad the to an it Approch to pertectloa yet attained.' —hrbeerver. " Gabriel. treatae rhould be read by all who eau* health . thels =rowall wore loth n 10037 and seen samolastee ' —Mortise Id. Ise obvious mamas It la uromesry particularly to mete the name, and that the entrance to the Lily mtattlishorra Is up the priest. preys between Benoit, the ell.cesrarth's, and the MAW yin lowommor Li.erteml • 134, Du°u" atrset p UPT UR E S.—The PATENT SELF AA, AN! STIN3 GLXIIAN TRUSM, acting effectual!) without aas mempikstissa, la recommended by the faculty fur the cure W Mitt of lonia. 11w merman , quality of a good Mae It an re ferisaimm power. without annereanry preseare as the pen a•mited. which dedruhle object is akar obtained In truss isiminhandertib stn." spiral veto" or pal behind. —J. lOU NW VII. 1. hoesollity. W. RII PT II RZB.—By Royal Letters Patent. warre4 MOC-YA►. T1:98 ;perta.tal sad tebiblbal la the taltiblUne. DM) it glowed II epweede of lU 4 lk toes to be tho wet elective bawler in eurs tlre .4 lA. The wet a steel spasm so often hutted la Ile elects, Is here evaded: a KO Weep helot wort mail the vitik the nubile racietene pewee Is inippled by 11. Mi■ MAIN PAD sad PATINT LEVEL qtly with se word co, aril Weser that It cannot be dateeteit and nay b. worn ,lurinv Jeep. A doveriptive cinder eney W bed. end le True. P. ea the drininetevere et lie bely to. In. be. below %Mr hies being awe Se the Wait Mt. PicWilly. An Valateet Due IS Nee we pet► alp* sad a Sande to vat upon ledya DR- BUCHAN'S DO3IEBTIC MEDICINES.— rArtNt GAB tVATED VEtIETABLE riLut: a Pinratti• retrulating the bowell, peat) tag the ftni..fteg vitlate.l beware. 1411,as Ana Hs cr complaints, Thee ▪ gout. ',urbane si/erti.ein Orr. Vegetable Nm oletweet. tar eredicatiag all skin eenteloss, mama anti.' saws, Re., dec. One retrabel V ...Kate, Reweee, 11 = contra etivelgawner ..f for the dislleste. d. UtlMd, .1 of both if SeA. etre.. tuAil) .riqg .I,l.rtasion of eiiirtt% in .ahallt), wreeetact , .. a.th.”l“4 • ).teat, c•elith4 441. an t 111 ch••*t r•eowleinte togothet wPh the rrinai• .rtdzit fry. ▪ ere and I' %1•0011 Te 1., the ratrernee of c a ma t,., t aar .m ata a hrvititel awl. leer oenplea Me. alloriline at once a new Woo of tar t ons proval and sworn beton Aldereien Polermaish ▪at within the isir . teri:e o.. tion al the Bight Hoot the ," 6,1 v„ t ~/ total Swann Sol lieleeteen Sa. araw .toot. theedlareel. W., and all elestiat 1 , ..111111.11 , 4411111 Prins Pllls per lam la 1:1., Tx .a 5.1119.; 'gamma. per pot. lc lat. and to ad. feeence. 4a. PI , 11.. at h^ttle caatalhiaa f o ur thaw that quantity. Ma. Agents 41 .1. :S. Earl lee.l.b..treet J. hipper, Iso. 011ardotrast ; num.). 53. tithed *tree& . Patter. 4. Vimeteltle • Yager, 411. !tine niUs.on **regd. lAwb.e.beklee. R. beetles, 70. taw.. rherrh hart recat. teklarewt. dec.. Ic. Minato gnaw or wee an. a...0,mm./ al asimis. sad Pt. Stomas-al Dr. Ilaclaaa 14weetk 11.1:, leak tosatsimistgromedles ter weep ttleesee. DR. BELLOCS LOZENGES sad POWDER, •ILP of ft...ilea • Ortega. epprerved et by ate fee. porta Antrim, of 1/1 rate, be fbe ewe d leebeeetie• sod Core, f.. 0 y tad of ai the frames Dbeeeme of lbe fliemelt awl Weal., —1• ate boa of lessel.be Si. be beetle et w•+...--t:.rai Derek S. taw. reeneb Itbeeetee. lley ebb* bte.1....„ TOZIAI7B COPAIIINIC or SACCHARATID eArpt aid Mobs irk iossiiisse. tie Mri sambas Mt slaw •irugs sz.• of • nimblest %ohs aid ma. sod on laws s.liclry ilaswt, sad pains dlitur= u r . . J ,., •114 ka• vicrewle.t Is Y./Warrant Pb.. Indleille ww pefferily by 54444441101 44 0 11146 ..m y1l lb. arsthre psugssislia This pisParsible al l k in 'lr eadi l Paris Acidosis d /leildee. dew am Sem • bias I. pals sol ILO Mem& Una= 111111111141,41. K Ti.isses, Geis. soh Ilsseiskimiselh maw lbs 111110 di "^ " I • MINK sea Lewes Mak " Nem 4 mud bs• i 141 Its sersbase. 41slyb Is In Ibes 41 spate PIM lOW phmll Ilenlie •my Is &sod 41 ibros 4/1144 lo asses sr . rtn .I...sses. Ise soposa.s. 1141. ILLOILIO. 14 I )...a...111 11111116111•1“4.11. kissiseybsb t lis ale P S. *BMUS. PS4S led all lb. awsi swissebni sessdiss MADAME TUSSAUD'S EXILIBITIoN. NEW ADMATION.—• haleisth roitimArr MODEL ad W warty WILLIAM OODIATT YOUNGMAN Ii n••• Wei to the Clhowilir *4 04woontly• WiTakowN•4 regaL. asks no% It Ogee from 11 So dusk, end tram I , - I a E r R 41 411 , . . . . . 4 1 b 1. ` if i:o . • J • • • • • I I Salld..lE 3 • _r „ • TSB NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, MlNlMlielbses.-111. Zetablishment, pre-aillamilly die. S ors sisupass and matehlete besaty of lia decora tions. eamhassd mei the perfection of its is OPEN MOLT BA' POING Ur V. . N Packer's tahmesil Dead Pertains_ nightly selections from the Orem sa d the most MENEM sad faroartte dance music Ames opts at Spit YEW= le all parts of the establidinist. Is. AKG 7L L ROOMS, Windmill -aireet, Nom dilly. 11140PliNED for the Whiter Sommi. for PlOlll- NADI coscars, with the oelebrated bind. MY' -'—d too years. Oceangoing by Mown Laboile. Draft at 10 Weiock. Admission. la. T ux LONDON PAVILION Tichborne-street, —lf pa wad probst midi& p to Pe =t el killll, Yf ort roam I a Leda. aad bowling bed 00SCILIZ. Aftirsdas (by isireimosb Ploy id.— b ALT. ealburbs &a -1 Xiimavii ximobs•arsErilltk i l ZAIIIOIIII P CASK STAND —.To vollo at distootad la thin: onl moo tta coat a lardoidlol. Ti oil orbs at overt alar. Price tram W. uward& NAN.I.OIr3 Aufinuaos cup= SUTlL—Wirmiol to vim no* um at Nola mimeo. Prim UM. I sc li a Ml. 1111111% AMMON • 11171.10 TING NEAT 11=.ttl. • mall NrA sad sows • tot of tog pot porik. 1111 POTATO MAIM.-114 wily notbsol to Gook Oro la MN Ja.. N.B. Owl •• JA MAILOW, IA It's WINI•s• Ansi, lootator sad potoolos. is WI Id• !sooting •40.1 . 1• pi . Foto made : all Gaon too apoloos NUNWS VZOITABLE (COLZA) OIL, 4s. Bd. pow Imperlml oink rclind b their peculiar proem, lc dor wepowler te say ether, both Ice wity of quality and bril liant* d by UMW 311;2:14 and SIM, 21, Wolin Ondralte&eik to ports el town daily. AN = URA SIX QUARTS of RICH MILK DAILY (equal to Idadora Cream through oaths Two loamy worth et 7101112 n 00100111 LIT. S.ll • tinaltle6 peet-troa asdased pikes lamb. mabalag Oa leads, with amaeura, ; Cease. coatatageg lied,. =tete. 4k Carriage paid le am rainy baba la Ibm TIiOALIT. the laveater sad aele tropieftr! Li = Mean sad step. brad. Iltafrateat. Lagoa. Amnia regalred la every tars warn rag walready eggaialled. GOLD CHAINS.—WATHIREITON and 111200M9 beg to eall the attesitloo of Yr mine to the 110111 al I . IIVC!ICA ., which they deliver milk GNI Curd ara — irs Tip waloweirilpid e Ac doe. SS Wu& bal. • To 111) sonS gos. os. *rt. gra. si SS Ss Sid. pa mom poke Tot& Wpm tote maim the QCALITY, WZIGHT, mid VALCZ et the —caw eallhed. mail asersatoad to the warier: Wither- Mae sod IWein Waldo, for a telt reoutierettou ket the work. with which Is charged eromllog to the intricacy or eS the pettere N eall 1110GDZY:. nolJentthe —ltaawbetce7, Coal liatertstlawereel. Coveleagerden. London. W.C. Mo. LW MS Amoy made of Maas seil Jewellery for la sada—N.B. ThL 1 ellehlialeeleat skews{ Me lathe master. sod on Ileforthis el hoe. AA PIARIAg ra WHITENESS of the TEETH lIIALTIIT 0 sled IIItAGILLN 3kIATH are reamed by tie we ROWLA • ODONTO, r Yawl Derry's*. • tAte powder empred et the error. sod art reettordat =;the Ortega baba estlrpree WI rawer he et Mr to rad arum • werree perillbe whams, le Ur stereelled mode Abe toolbar og deem ed tAr bra. sad Wires • Itrokby errs Ira Arra Me kerb Weft tram late ealabriose dribrethe gullies al the * arras • parr sad tragrebee tarty elifel to re O rder her IL Ili w bra Orelber—Tbe wards p • Itoolosigf Olooki," *a. Mlle Abe lebd. mil "A. Berred rid Sim It, Strew erdos." the gewermil damp Add by thew ari by ter able sod pieterere. TOIIC&—Th. Claishito and O, BOND'S 11 MUM= KAMM DR bears Qs Address at Oa Labi-111. Lass-bas. Wed lisaltikall. LIU. NIV/IDDING B p d BIRTHDAY PRIM:NTS. 1.0011017, U. CAM, Indies selesites to &VBSOCI ot DIMING CAM, TTIATWAXO MEN ILA DDITATCII pox," wears crim, Wen Jewel ling, LADIZIT RETICULZ and CA2II/1011 Sart every desortptlo• . IFICDIALWAL MOUNT= LeTILOTICASYX, BLOTTING-1100XX and MESTA:MO es setts Stoat Caskets, Itetitlis sad Olive been Yoe PATILNT lIILF.CLOSING DOOVILIDS. do • odes variety ot YlleAliClitn and NOVILTIIII satiable Aar PIESINTATION, too varkras to elllllllMilL To ta hot al morair RODAIOI7II I I et. TtocadnLy two doses teem Sackettle•litoeL itirDlE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—Fresh copies LTI continue to be added dilly o nearly every recent work in history, biography, and travel. The best worke of religion, philosophy. poetry. and Sodas are afro added as freely as nth median may require dim The sambas copies are sold, after eireidation, at ready rainall prices for csai lavlsod lists are sow ready, asid may he eiblaland on appliaMen.—CRAYLIS ILDWMID xrDa. 2Lw Oalardstreet, Loader, Creinetrect, blassissaira. sad Nore-atnet,lirsainghsra. THE NATION'S PROGRESS.—SICILY. The BUILDER of THLi DAY. price ett. Aniseed. bA. con tam Recollections of 6I —lnterior and Riterlor View of Achnol for Deaf and Dumb—The Natin's Prom" Architec turally--Pine Engem ing of Rectory House. ry, Ahlenuary —Opening Meeting of the Institute —Arcluteetnral Rametnailott Quinton—Pro:en Thole—Ventilation of Roues—Health and Crime—Mate of Farness Abbey—lietropolltia Matnes—tichools of Art—lhibject‘ foe Prengunia—Carted etesewasit--fitatned Olnes—ClinteßdmUeltng News—Provlnclel News—Cons linens. Ac.—Ofeee. 1, Yeeketreet, CommAearden . and ail bookseller s. THE SILVER CORD. A New Serial Story by Shirley Brooks, with Illustrations by Inhn Tamale. commeacrr this week's ottrober of ONCE A WEQ _ _ _ Bradbury and Evaaa, 11, Fleet-street, LC. In Weekly Numbers. Twimoseo, and In Monthly Parts, Nine. ponee. to be completed it shoed 5 Weekly limbers. Nu. 1. 24 • and Part I. ad, may Normnbor 1, ILLUSTRATED UNIVERSAL GAZETTEER. Edited hy W. AutoMoltiM, Lg. de. 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JAXIII'II-11.ALL—!4r1 ounoert took place at Jamss'mlisll es M sofa* is behalf se the mmadad voimissrs of Garibaldi • sm. on which eccooka o imam of madam* artists gars thin gratuitous 1 sad skied listmelves in such • maw as 1.73:1 Eftti to tin sadism*. AmaaMt thu"e who thiguishod themselves was Mr. liars" as the piasofortra Thu artist (who is IMPAINflair improved since hat mama) played Liszt's " Prophaes" ia or, masterly • mamma as to all forth u carom, and is hi. re•eppeanisc he subditutod for for encore Kulak's " Perim LrEetan.o.' wt.:A hs formal with era: brinianc) swi dcli:acy. LONDON, FRIDAY EiriNiNg, NOYEMBER 9, 1880. SIPTAAINONIN 0, Tits LORD MAYO& This ancient and iris eating ceremony took place yesterday, at the OwWhelk and the circumstanced the ball band decorated for Moe_ pent elvialfestivel to takiplaee this day gave additional Oche thipellilltbap. At two o'clock • Court of Aldermen was forsted affe lleN purpose at the new Lad Mayor Wig dereally to tito 'nowhere of the overt a hie wow ease. lll•Edirm business was transected, and whet the Mayor had Wen hissed, preasnelier al t=lV words to des eau* thief Me She weibeeer be lad received from thew daring yew of dies. About three o'clock a pmession wee bawd, width con- Meted of the Lord Mayor (W. OeldM, Ws Lord Mayor (John Carter, Isq.) . cads Sir R. W. Carden, Sir H. to Bose, Lawrence, t)abriel, Cooder Sidney, and Millet, the Mecarfer (Russell Gam Gamey, Eaq., 4 0.), Ocemen MsePwrli fr. Chambers, Eau.), sad the other °Moon d the accompanied by the Reverend John Diwie, "ir rM Mayor's chaplain, Mr. Alderteas and *WM Aidne Mr. I fiber& bosh, Mr. Undar-Sherdi lw =t Mr. Uadw• the The late tierift Ga mm on. Lo7dateY'orasa which the eh*, sited the Mee of the Clockmakere ezesy, what his Issiskip= were ranged on the land , sad these el the pus' Coerpay, of the pressed Lord Mayor it ► mew tor, were rensped es the right The preesst lord Meyer _thee edremood to the tides whim the Goths were eistered to him by the Tows Mac, Mr. Wordlists's. The " eweerise breed a osesilreehle I time, is three separate oaths here to be Woo. The first if an oath to support the rights of the established chute . • and not to isesefeee with say at the at . ' mown with regard to dtiGTisd to whke tt is by law entitled; and the third is to the sumession to the throne, and abjuring allegiance to say foreign power ar potentate whatsoever. When this portion of the proceedings had been through, the late Lord Mayor vacated his seat and to tie newly-elected sovereign of the City, and, Wing Ms by the hand, led him to the seat he had just left, and him seN at down on his left hand- The Chamberlain Am ems heward sod presented the sceptre to the late Lord ltt i r en he t ed it to his mess sot , sad be returned it to who retired. The same esemisey woo pan thseeig=th as purse, the avoid. the malab and the sem = lso, width were all reamed ht Own wend Tbs slanses, Adak awl the sem des hspillswariss them eoespishistsd the new Lod /Asper, sod the premed ings tiewilasted. TE FRENCH COMMEECIAL TREATY. IasEINAHAN CHAMBER OF COMMIEROE. A trinial meeting of the council of the Birming ham lObilleitedOcatmorm w 4 hold in a Tiatim titointon. t ~._.. =l4. . l.lliiiimailli . duar it...marm• *b. i t. , 111111111.161t1 " Peg ' ." at el9= 2" 6=re= 6 ; Mr. I. Howell, wad the report el the • Midi i f x r d follows : 40 ham mar to lay . before this ceemil W prepirs- aid et our =woe, and thou. we • hope to here midellid la the result every expeotstisa the treaty of 00IIMINVO with France gave rue to, we think lids oven& win to of opinion that the twit, so r 110 ' ill of kkilArkr NiNhiellory. and uite Needed Ohmabar Cmame q rco. Though "needs by this we, m year dipahatts% andettook was a somewhat to l ase. wo had. Min ilikbagimingetits awidsoliss IFQat the remit el al im did mkt not be aa7- . trat it maim Oer. Nowom 7 ' .. atidOtie lho licided al ed=: Bll; llll9 IBM than egatramile at lb. 1 224= =rj s i s e m wai la rzi e V — Wriermiln imm alli pow not I. I. Intmrtenoo . = 11. imaxamilit ef Ilio %MINA la s: bog az. Oettioa a s art mimaiegar midi bows .16 es a tacit each as we have now lisiesit sutra I'ver imil ever stely to hair what we lid it my wpm over so WWI • Iskrit, oar work with the legliiii ramaimbla le e 4 ,Wria! thread)! the Mr** of tot !biro woo iwasesses reaved, i ftLeed ordered to be mated, it waa saved by Mr. sad seroadad =Brew" and ranks& sac cow, " t the sincere of the soluicil le paionlisd to C. H. Wagner sol hr. R. rancher few fibs tin they have devoted, and Ibillitbout tb have tedlonolls la the diechargo of their dada is stenrawa vI lbsenneasseial twisty with Frames, =TA=able and saassaid Maser is which they the lolloresis et tbs bads el this district ea padailly, sad eastlibd tie ellosistoa slatrusted to them by this conacil." LEEDS CHAMIMIZ OP COMM EBCE. A meeting of the emmeil of the Leeds Chamber of Clesemeree was held au Wednesday, for the panne of resolving the report of the deputatios sent by that body to Paris to eonfer with Mr. Cobden on the French Treaty, and to discharge other basiams. Mr. Swan read the report drawn up by Mr. Wurts i.,ilt Mr. Bircbafl, the deputation to Paris but it. exempt he the members, is postponed until Satarrn ' ity.. It may be dated, however, that the deputation were informed by Mr. Malley that the commissioners had verbally agreed to an ad valorem duty of 15 per cent. on ell ' WOO6lll goods, which it is believed will admit of a large trade from this district Mr. Ramos moved a vote of thanks to the deputation, whit itwas encoded by Mr. OxLST, aid earned una nimously. Mr. WURTZKIIO returned thanks, acid in doing so mid it was impoesible to overestimate the services of Mr. Cob den. His label= were beroilesu, and, whatever might be the result of this Meaty, he wee entitled to the gratitude of his mantry for his &yolks saa disinterestedness. (Hew.) The attains of the &palettes was then drawn to • Itat by Mr. lihillinisonst a meeting of tie Haddonfield Caliber, imputing to the Leeds deputation a desire to i•vespenifio duties. This was emphatically denied, and it was shows that not only bed the council in Aped lest, in • communication to th e Board of Trade, urged a moderate ad vie/erns duty of 45 per men, but that the deputation had dime their utmost to obtain the adoption of the ad principle The only ma planation of the erro under which the Fluddenfield ge ntlemen labeemal wee this, tbat at ose time it was date by Mr. Cobtbat then was no hope of inducing the French Com m' to adopt the ad raforem principle, upon which the depubinies odd, "Then we must get the specific duties levied in seek • maser as will be most advantageous to the trade.' They had laboueW, however, zealously, and happily sumnednily, for tam ad oresi pr inciple. CORPORATION OF THE SONS OF THE CLERGY. The general annual court of the governors of thin ancient corporation was held yesterday at their house, 2, Bloomsbury-pima A letter_from the Awhilehope, Om. tertxuy and the Bishop of Loodos, apologias fee their unavoidable abeam at a meeting at the Ecelmiasticel Cam edetionen, hay* ben read, the following noblemen, , sod pratlemea, methadon derig the past year trg i t a Z i eas or upwards to the toads the aosieky, were unanimously elected wombat, vie. : the Marquis of Beata, the Earl FitewoWsa, the Bishop of Bryon, the Lord : Egerton of Tata. Sir F. Cerra, Bart, the Very Mee. IL G. Liddell, D.D., the Ben. G. Ainslie, ILA., Thos. Oullas, 8.D., G. thaw, RD., C. IL Davy, ILA., /Frederick Field, ILA., H. IL A., W. Gordon, IL A., Thos. Kim ILA., B. B.D. (Canoe of St. I Paul's), Samuel Peptardelea Thieu RO.L., sad E. F. Wilma, M.A. ; Mi. • Aleaniii Mr. Alderman Carter ilea Leal sad Kr. Ableanan Gabriel ; C. W. Merits, G. Pais* . limith, jun.,Were, &qrs. Also the RR. Theme Bleehlourse, treesurisr of the " Bei de& and Ritchie Clergy Mast Society," form whose funds • doestion of lOC bad be granted ; sod John Shaper, Q.C., John Henderson, amd Arthur M. Pries, apt, mica tors of the will of Mks C. Besinesop, deemed, by whom a legacy of about 11,0001. is tie fonds IVY recently be. queathed to the society. court then =mimosa' re elected his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury the Bight Hoe. Leal Oneswerth aloe-meldmt, and Mr. Alaimo's Ocipelead, ILP., J. W. Preabdald, Esq., sad the Bev. Dr. Viviaa, trillklatlito for the year mad the DWI of Canterbury, the Bev. Canon Yel Rev. T. V. Dwell, Yr. Alderson Fiona, Edmund Pepys, Fog., and Ms. Gilpin, Bp, wise sleeted to fill the vaaoase which bed occurred der* the pat year in the Coat of Assistants. Much saUdactios was elicited by a re- C‘ by whisk it appeared that the *goveniere I ebseu mailed daring She last are yetis to ale per. potently the poniows ef 360 widows end daughters of dammed clergymen from 101. to IFlAe l a ilbl ad' 251. per anima. At the earns time a cosddeat hope was em premed that this saistantial proper might be mantairied, so that ere long all the 712 pensions given by the corporation I. dorm widows, and daughters might be raised to an MOOS adequate to the 'maintenance of ladies whose merits and neceseities alike entitle them to the sympathy and prac tical bemvolence of the community. During the last your the goveroore distributed about 16,500 i. t 1,250 sp. pima* clew men, widows daughters, mod ch u apply tag from various parts of England and Wales. And it is obvious that to Maintain so large an expenditure at it, pre sent rate, and especially to incresee it by raising the nume rous pensions, will require the continued confidence and liberality of the public. THE BERWICK ELECTION COMMISSION. Mown. Vaughan, Lushington, and Barstowe, the Commisaioners appointed by the House of Commons to inquire into the bribery and corruption alleged k, hare taken place at the late and previous elections for the borough of Bawickmi-Tweed, resumed their investigation at two o'clock yesterday afternoon, in one of the Committee•rvoms of the House of Commons. The witness M'Gall ht. not been heard of since the note was received from him by his solicitor on 'ruestlay, an nouncing that be declined to attend soy further sittings of the commission, and was about to leave England in ceder to "settle" abroad for the winter. Captain Gordon, M.P., applied to the commissioners for permission to Disko a statement in reference to the election of April, 1859. He stated that after his return was petitioned spinet he received no communication from i Mr. Hodgson in reference to the defence of his seat. He met Mr. Hodgson at dimmer subsequent to the presentation at the petition, who said he thought that be (Captain Gordon) ought to take some active steps to defend the seat. Mr. Hodgeon never told him thathe had been collecting evidence upon the subject and that he had paid a sum of 651. to for that purpose, nor did be ever ask witness to repay the money. In point of fact he (Captain Gordon) only beard of the circumstance from the evidence publicly given before the commissioners the other day. He did not know that Mr. Earle had been ammoniated with upon the subject. After he gave the first sum of 501. to 11P0•11, 11 . Gell said that Waite, who had taken an active part on his (Captain Gordon's) behalf, had not been properly resaiuseratad. Very soon afterwards leGall made an lap*. adios for • second sum of 501. . . . . - - Captain Gordon here applied to have the evidence he bad given oa Tuesday rod over to him. The Chief Comusissiarrer asked if there was any parti cular statement he wished to make which bore upon the inquiry Captain Gordon said be had no statement to make ; but he was anxious to ancertain whether he had correctly given the dates of the various trassaatioes, as he was considerably " durried" when under examination. The Chief Commissioner said that if anything transpired which would render an explanation necessary, aa iotrma tion to that effect would be forwarded to 0140 L Gordon. The inquiry was then adjourned until Wednesday next, when it Ls understood that several witnesses wiII be ex mined and the investigation closed. REPSILSZNTATION or BotTHwAßK.— During the whole of yesterday various reports were in circulation re specting the probable candidates for the representation of thin borough, wad placards were affixed to the walls claim ing the suffrages of electors for Mr. Apeley Pollan and Dr. Chalice. We believe that these bills were Weed WithMS the authority of either of the gentlemen ingate tits, and that it is not their intention to offer t The ammo of oilier candidates have been maationed, bat without say authority. It is believed, however, that Mr. Stowell, a whoa - linger, will contest the seat ; and as he la =is Bermondsey, the parish which centaur tbe member of voters, it is considered that he will stand a good claws of success. An attempt has been made by • few well•known inhabitants of the district to asoortria the views of the electors with regard to Mr. A. Follett, but so definite step hes yet bees taken in relation to any eau• dilate. It is expected that the election will be one of the most warmly contested which has taken place during late years. RIPIIISIXTATION or NIWOMPTLI-17701F-TTFM•-• A Womitiog was held in Newcastle, on Wednesday, at whit* a Waimea was read from Mr. Conitaire announcing his in- Mention to modest the borough, and stating that he would have Landau by the evening express train. The lassed • umminaoss vote of confidence in Mr. 0,„„.:::Am • committee to work in that palisades interest. Nr. I'. A. Taylor has also announced hie intuition of coming forward. The whip and tackle make no sign, but it tsarina that Mr. Somerset Beaumont has declined the honour et • 000teet, and that Mr. A. Landitoe, son of Mr. Landitow, banker has been " talked about " as a liberal em ad, while the conservatives are not unlikely to pet forwaed Mr. J. Hodgson Hiode.—Neareek Chrosiele. CATieLL Potato. -0752 SEHLLINO DAT. —Tarz.- ! DAT, NOV. 3.—Adniiasiona on payment, 714 ; ditto by mason tickets, G 2: total visitors, 1.1i:o. BRADFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. The monthly meeting of the council of the Itimakai Chamber of Comma was held yesterday &Ber mes. sit Bradford ; W. latrznY, Esq., the yresideat, occupy ing the chair. Thedeputatka who reeeetly dated Paris on the subject of the Pres& useliaoreig Testy weesetat • ,spurt, from which the following is an ex.ct "The deputation, connoting of Messrs. Behrens, Whit- Mr• . t RelL and Preller, having been summoned to Paris by Cobden, proceeded thither, and on their arrival took into comideration a proposal made on the of the French government of the duties pro to be imposed upon wonted yarns and pieces. ter several days' nego tiation end anxious deliberation upon the di ff erent plans = the deputation were informed that the tariff for hoed been settled, though nothing definite could be stated until the signatures of the commissimers had been ' affixed ; but when the deputation left Paris they had the best grounds for expecting that the duty on all worsted and mixed fabrics of wool and cotton would be tit per cent. ad valorem, to be reduced to 10 per cent. in 1954. A still more prolonged deliberation arose in respect dyarns. Thedem tether has ground for believing that mohair yarns will re main m they are—that is, with a penny and • fraction duty per lb. ; that all sinthers tip to 25 French count, W equal to about s English , will be 25 eosin par kilos., equal to about 1 1- Od. per lb. English ; and for each number above 25, la extra per hiker. Two-fold yarns, sot slack-twisted, for tapieurie, 50 per cent. upon the duty for single yarns extra. All double yams for tapissene 50 anti. eaten, Upon single-dyed yarns 25 centa.:=7. extra. The deputation since their return haves letter to Mr. Cobden respecting the practical working of the treaty in as far as the introduction of worsted yarns sad = into France will be oonosrud, and they have Mr. 's usurance that their suggestions will be taken into serious consideration.' The report concludes thus : " The deputation fulfil a pleasant duty in expressing their admiration for the peeve raring seal, tact, and good management exhibited through out these negotiations by Mr.Cobslen, who was ably assisted by Messrs. Ogilvie and Mallet. They believe that the result of these negotiations will be of the greatest benefit to the worsted district. The de= tion having thus fulfilled the task imposed upon cannot close their report without expressing their high NMI of the frank liberality with which they have been met oa the part of the French government. Many powerful interests and deep-rooted prejudices rimoupt our neighbours were op posed to the treaty, but not only were these not allowed to prevail, bat in every instance in which the deputation were immersed, the Frisch government have invariably allowed the meat libadoonstruction to be put upon the terms of the treaty. Thus this peat mama eompsct, entered into with mutual con fi dence, and now, they believe, only wanting the formality of tipster& has been completed with hon ourable fairness, and cannot fall to improve the relations of the rare ociontrica by creating end promoting the most WU mate eunmereial relations between the two peoples." (Stamped, Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Nov, & In a oonvotstion holden this morning the Load of Word was appointai to the aloe of sake* , in the room of the Rev. R. Geed.% resigeed. In • conpeption holden immediately afterwards the folioed,. degrees wore ounterred, vie. r—teehelor of Civil Law—Walk," Morehead, Brame:roe College. Masters of Aroi—Rev. Henry Barter, Merton College ; Walter More head, Braman College Rev. Frederick john Poole, Wor cester Camp ; Rey. Alfred B. Day, Qnsea's College ; Bey. Z&Z. Rai N B. Lyrae and Rev. William J. G. Shoat, CAXIIMTDGE, Nor. S. At a congregation thin day the degree of B.A. was conferred on the undermentioned pntlernee : Robert Edward Reginald Watts, Trinity College ; N. H. Roberts, St. John's College ; Richard Adieu, Misdalee Clasp ; Thomas Haggis, Etuessomel College; Thum Whitehouse, Sidney College. Mr. Watts's degree was conferred in his absence, by special grace, he being engaged u Militant English Chaplain at 8e... Dr. Wbewell, Master of Trimly College ; Mr. J. B. Mayor, of St. John's College, Mr. Rohn of Si. Johe's Col .lege ; and Mr. Seimbea, ef Triaity Rall, were appointed liaminers for the Moral Sciences Tripos, 1881. Professor Miller, 41E. John's College ; Mr. Lireing, of St. John's College ; Professor Henslow, of Bt. John's Col ;nand Dr. Peg 1, of Canis College, were appointed ;m- se in the Natural Soieumartgas. 111161. Ohne, Proroet of Sint s Caw Prebssor StekeiA la ke ;illii. Yr. of ZJ llP' oh lil7ll-4411.11111111" = "men ti' i a Connie, were appoi of the Library flyakeala Mr. Churchill Babington, of Bt. John's College, and Mr. E. H. rezone, of Corpus College, were appointed examiners for the Le Has prise. fa Parton, of St. Catharine's College ; Mr. T. T. Pe rom), of Corpus College ; Mr. A. A. Mk, of Trinity Cal g.; and Mr. Bigg, of Bt. John's Collage, were appointed eliminate in Theolou. NAPLES. (raom OVE OWN NAPLES, Nov. 2. Nearly twenty of the British Legion are now in the hospital of St. Sebastiani, four having been brought in recently wounded. There is no case, however, which awakens any anxiety. I believe the greatest danger which they incur is from the inju dicious kindness of their countrymen, who, in de fiance of all orders, even though posted on the walls, persist in bringing in little luxuries, with out thinking it necessary to consult the medical teen at all about it. Thus I yesterday found on a chair by the bedside of a fever patient a bottle of strong beef tea, the wing and leg of a fowl, not to speak of other niceties, which the poor fellow (add not eat ; and a few days before by the bedside of another fever patient I found a bottle of wine— item, a bottle of beef tea—item, marmalade, &c. "And our patients get worse," said the me dical man—" all because these dear loving souls, out of the kindness of their hearts, will do something for their countrymen far away from But wine, beeitea, chickens, marmalade, and all the other et celperas, vma a triad of what are commonly called the fair sex, who, in their way, too, were show ing kindness by talking to every individual patient, at the rate of what is vulgarly called nineteen to the dozen, the burthen of their conversation being, " Don't go back again—leave the horrid service— don't fight any more." Had Garibaldi heard them he would have tried them by court-martial. I am sorry to think that the evils of the hospital system are irremediable at present, but such as these institutions are, "We should have been in ecatacies in the Crimea," said some British officers to me, "if we could have had anything of the kind." Intermixed with much benevolence, there is too large a proportion of jealousy and back biting here, and the reputations of public persona are assailed with "an dite," and torn to pieces like old rags. I allude to the evil because it interferes with hearty co-operation for great public objects. Of public persons, I may say that the brave Colonel Bixio is is great danger from concussion of the brain occasioned by a fall from his horse. Dunne received his brevet of general on Thursday last. Mr. Elliott, who ex pected to have left at the end of this week, waits for further instructions, perhaps because the entry of Victor Emmanuel into Naples appears to be so uncertain. Invitations, however, have been sent by the Syndic to a select number of persons for whom seats are reserved in the public places. The Agamemnon left on Thursday morning very early for Palermo, but why, or if she returns, I cannot make out. Desertion had become almost an epidemic on board. I quoted a letter in the beginning of mine which alluded to the state of Calabria. I believe lam quite correct in saying that anarchy mingled with much discontent is the normal state of the country, and that unless a wise and settled government under some one be established immediately there is great cause for apprehension. Of course Victor Emmanuel is the man to do all this. Troops were sent off to the provinces on Thursday last to put down reactionary movements, which are now the more dangerous that the people have been armed. I need not say that the priests are the prime promoters of disorder. Iu the city, and in Castellamare we have had several assassinations, or attempts at assassination, though I do not wish that the conclusions from these facts should be made of too large a character. Nov. 3. The Official Journal of this morning publishes the permanent arrangements which have been made for the direction of the public instruction of the country. The Royal University, and all the insti tutions dependent on it, academies, lyceums, col leges, astronomical observatory, special schools, and private institutions and schools, are entrusted to a oouncil-general of public instruction, to be presided over by the minister. There is still a great deal of excitement in the city, and we hear occasionally a dropping fire of rockets and pistols, but the steam will not get up before evening. THE COPYRIGHT OP DZSIGNS. The atteutiun of the Council of the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce has been for some time peat directed to obtaining certain modifications of the Copyright at Designs Act. The subject was lint brought under the notice of the chamber by a memorial signed by upwards of thirty manuhcturers of metal goods chiefly of an orna mental character, and the object of the memorial having been principally to obtain a reduction in the fees, the council of the chamber appointed a sub-committee to confer with the memorialists, and to adopt such measures as might be deemed necessary to obtain the object de sired. Ultimately, the Vice-President (Mr. Arthur Ryland) was repeated to prepare a memorial to the Lords of the Tressury i knd Mr. F. Flkton, Mr. J. 8. Wright, sail Mr. John were requested to present it. The Belk is f we :—" Treasury Chambers, 3rd of November, 1860. Gentlemen,—With reference to your memorial of the 27th of last August, pray mg that the fees now charged for registration of dares, under 5 and 6 Vie., cap. 66 and cap. 100, sad sabesquent sots, mar be rev ved with a view to their zsdadies, and also praying that the le ss mow charged for the nPtration of designs for metallic goods may be re. &toed bm 3/. to U., lam desired by the Lords Commis. amen of her Majesty's Treasury to acquaint you that their lordship have signified to the Board of Trade their ap proval of the reduction of the fee es metal designs from 37. to 11. lam at the same time to state that there does not appesr to their lordships to be seScisot reason to jus tify. the reduction of the fees on the registration of petal drawee—l am, gentlemen, your obedient seriant, G. A. HAMILTON. —To the Council of the Chamber of Commerce for Birmingham and the Midland District." 3lialecararrEn Fit= LIBRAILIM—From the an nual report of these excellent institutions recently pre sented to the council it appears that their usefulness is steadily increasing, and that during the official year just closed, many important improvements and extensions have been made. In Livesey-street, Rochdale-read, a ammo. diem building has been mimed and opened to the public, it being the fiat branch lending library and newsroom planned and erected with special regard to the mama plated imams. la Anmata, the newsroom has been edaeged whilst for the Mika branch new and more am errant premises have been secured. The corpecatice of Manchester has now in operation • more complete System of reference and lending libraries, and newsroom than say other city in England. The aggregate issue of books in 1859.60 has been =1,829 velure's, or • daily average of 1,250 volumes. In the newsroom • very large Tereus in the number of readers is perceptible ; they being now • Sally average of Dot less than 2,957. The total number of volumes to the various departments is 53,745, being an in seam of 2,005 over the total stock of the previous year.— ifeactueer Gtardion. Pitons= hionrsurav ro Sm CHARLES NAPIER. —A movement has been conimmenced on board H.M.S. Clambridee, in Hammes. Devosport, which reflects credit on tie originators, and will no doubt be responded to through out the navy. The following is a copy of • circular that has been circulated: The petty officers, non-commiasiooed elleers, seamen, and marines of H.M.S. Cambridge, have beard with deep regret of the death of Admiral Sir Charles Napier, and in committee have proposed to raise with the fleet • subscription of one day 's pay, or lees, for the purpose of erecting • monument to his memory, as a mark of esteem and respect for his person, and of gratitude for the manner in which he has laboured for the bettering of the social condition of the seaman and marine. This circular is forwarded for the pur pose of obtaining the concurrence of the ships companies of her Majesty's ships as early se possilk, and for any sugges tion they may have to make in carrying out the above ob ttlt is requested that all oommunhations should be ad. to the Sailors' Home Derooport, for the present, for the Napier Monument FuML —Weems Morning News. SOCIAL Semcz Ansomartox.—The annual gene ral meeting of the members of this association was held yesterday evening in the theatre of University College, Gower-street. Mr. Busts was chairman of the meeting, and the lecture of Mr. Shields, which followed, and in. augursted the winter session of conferences, was presided over by the Rev. W. Rogers, Royal Commissioner on Edu cation. The theatre was well filled, and on the platform were Sir JAMS Clark, Mr. Clark, Mr. Inns% Mr. W. Ellis, Mr. Willarshall, he. The report read by the secretary stated that during the year ten meetings had been held. Lord Brougham had presided at the first meeting, and the sasomatlee was deeply indebted to him for the interest he bad manifested in as success. The number of members was 200, of whom 73 were ladies, and 47 pupil teachers. Lord Ashburton, Sir James Clark, Mr. W. Ellis, Dr. Hodg son, and the Rev. Mr. Rogers had consented to act as honorary members. The preliminary expenses had been somewhat heavy, and the balancresheet showed that the sum of 213/. 13e. 3d. was dm to the treasurer. Mr. itiinte moved the adoption of the report, which was seconded by Mr. Abrahams, and unaaimoualy agreed to after a brief THE LATE MR. BUTTERWORT/3.—On Friday last, discussion on the amounts. Lord Brougham was then elected pre sident of the • tion, and Professor Key was the 2nd instant, disappeared rather suddenly b y death from reelect edvice-pres ident. the world of literary publishers, almost the father of them all in the person of Mr. Henry Butterworth, the eminent PZEILOCH Ennovstr.wr. —At intervals during end well known law publisher of Fleet-street. Mr. Butter- "vend weeks Issat atom have been made to get ropes worth first joined his uncle, Joseph B u tt er worth, B. p. for round the ball on the summit of the spire of the Roman Owrealey, sad afterwards for Dover, in the year 1801 and Catholic Cathedral, Salfool, for the purpose of removing or even then bonbon, almost to the present time, sctively en- repairing the vane, which has hen in • dangerous con' greed is, badness camerae and matters of public osefulems, &kn. Mesas. Hilbert and Co., of 52, Oranby-row, have His death was immediately occasioned by • severe attack of been entrusted with the work, which has required consider ecagestion of the lunge, in his 75th year. Mr. Butterworth able ingenuity in its management. The vane and orris had long been • Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, as mental brainwork with which it was connected cut in sue. well as a Cemeniesioser of Lieutenancy for Landoll • sag cession every rope sent up by the mid of • kite. 011 Mon soons years ago a requisition, very ntuneronaly dyad; was day, however, ropes were flung around it by the kite, and to him to stand for the alderman's gown of F • - the vane was scoured on several sides with the ground ; L ee Without ; this application, however, Mr. Bulterwaetk, then a rope wee very cleverly drawn around the base of upon consideration, declined, contesting hi nac de w ith so- the vane which rested on the hall of the steeple ; a pull heirey knowkdging the honour that bad been thereby paid him. Wail run 'IP, and roPs• strong enough to THE Nirw Tar.Ary or COMMEHCE WITH FRANCE. • inan drawn through. On Woduniske morning. every -We kern that some misapprehension exists as to the thin g bein g reld i' • Y oun t man named James Thom", in working of the treaty of commerce with France, so far as it has coals into operation, with respect to iron goods and 11 ..„P iecy w the employ of errs. Hi bert and Co., took his seat upon fastened to the rope connected with the realety. Some extensive e mp alea te have b oa made from iLioey :, an d moseded from the leads outside the belfry. rmed, the steeple measured ••=iata•t h t steam euginesiZr horn eau 'the ofstarting fully five minutes the 1.1.4.6"1 districts oT lalWilhark machinery kg ; n ' p '" w m ards ."is or l i sO nt' fes we t, a w n e d re the iD atent seemed one of no small v ter and Rouen. stopped, we an informed, at the French ports to which goods been danger. From momant were coneurned in "the up ward journey, an d o arriving Sksff were shipped through non-complisnce with a fovea a t the to p the ""ge"r loo ked nut much bigger thane chikL of goods should forward with them a certfficate of seen (through telescopes and opera glasses ) very coolly lash zydrered by the treaty. This form requires that the He lest no time in setting to work on his arrival, and was ea:gur from the French emend residing nearest to the plane where they are manufactured. The certificate of ors& is mo ropes round the m tap m .h" vanous be w it ways. annealed, , d a o n t d bis ev h en e • declaration that the goods are either the prodnoe of British knelt upon the tall of the steeple. There were many brui sed or of British industry, and is obtainable at &costa 45., or ' bads r P ee o le looking on from the street . After some time steed epos the boa on • the shipp e r h as th e option obtaining • declaration t the he descend ed, and we were afterwards informed that it has la me * B ee t attested b e f ore a mag i stra t e . an d a f tee Z eu d a been found necessary to suspend a small scaffolding from sigsed by the French consul , the fee for which to the the summit to fa"—tab the removal or repairing of the Preach camel is only 2s. Of course the application to the vane. Ope rstions were to he resumed on the following day. consul in the first instance is attended with the least Fns lx FINEDURY. —Yesterday morning, lit g tremble, and is that most generally adopted ; and it may few sissies before three o'clock, • destructive fire happened he mentiened that the Mans-bow of the French govern- en the grade= belonging to Mr. 011ey, • beer-shop m eant to their ronsuls is to interpret the rules laid down fee penis% No. lig e Leonard'eaquare, Finsbury. The discovery their Oases in all each matters in the most liberal spirit, was made by a poligonal', who lost no time in arousing the so este threw the best amount of obstacle In the way oft and sending off for the Royal Society's escape and COMEINEOS between the two countries. We usentSoned some I the et the Leedom Brigade. The inmates succeeded Mew ago that Dr. Reasserts was appointed heath °meal la leaving the hose it safety, but they hadsoarcely reached at Manchester ; and the fact that several esmigummes el I the street when the whole of the stairs fell. Two parish masufeeteres hays had to be detained at Phmeslt purls •, engines and seems' et the London Brigade were quickly in whilst he could be applied to for the certilleates (whisk ' attendance, and • geed supply of water was obtained, bat should have ben obtained in the first instance" amid • the Irma win unable to get the fire extinguished until delay of eight or tea days, renders it desirable that admen 1 the prendess wens entirely destroyed, and the stock in should be pat on their guard not to neglect this aemassag trade, furniture, wearing apparel, and other effects con preliminary. named. Mr. 011ey was partially inzuml. THE CZAR IN WARSAW. The following i a letter addressed to the Posen Gazette, ou the late interview at Warsaw. Though the letter bears an old date, yet the opinion of the Posen Gazette has great value, in so far as it repre sents faithfully the feelings of the Poles. WARSAW, Ocr. 23. Warsaw receive. its august guests, German and Russian, with much reserve ; which, for a people whose curiosity is proverbial, is, to say the least of it, extraordinary. It looks as if all the inhabitanta, old and young, impassive and enthusiastic, women and children, had all this time before their eyes the image of their murdered fatherland, and in truth the presence and the meetings of the three sovereigns whose ancestors insidiously consummated the fall of Poland were well calculated to revive painful recol lections. All the Polish families have delayed their return to the capital for the winter season ; and with the exception of a few families kw:masted with Russia by ties of interest, scarcely • Polish noble was to be seen. At Prince Gortclsokon ball the society was composed solely of Russians, Germans, and here and there an ex-Pole who has sold himself, body and soul. In the streets and near the station there were • good many Jew' and people of the lower orders, whose enthusiasm was excited by the police ; but in this mob not a single decent person was visible. • - There was a great crowd at the laying of the first stone of the bridge of Prase, but it was a silent 01413. This was construed by the prefect of police or the Governor-General into immense enthusiasm, and the Dews that the sovereigns had a most enthusiastic reception was immediately tele graphed to all the European papers. I should add that private parsons are not allowed to use the telegraph for the transmission of political news, and even the most private correspondence passes tinder t he eye of a special censorship. At the theatre, on the occasion of the first representation bewared by the prassaoe of the august guests, the young men of the town hired before-hand every place they could pt, and not one came ; so that the whole theatre was empty, and the sovereigns had the play to themselves. It is said that the German princes maliciously asked the Ow the reason of this, that a severe inquiry has bees begun, and that those wh o are found guilty will probably go to Siberia to pray ,that Providence may favour the Germans. The police hu ordered, as usual, with most serious threats, an illumination it the town. The minimum required was two candles for every window, but the mob broke every window where this minimum was exceeded. Every night satirical proclamations are posted on the walls at the street comers, and the polka tear them down every morning. The triumphal arch erected near the station was burnt, it le supposed, by the people, who also threw vitriol on the dresses of the few ladies who went to the theatre when the sovereigns were there. Tin WimATON MUIDER.—The only new facts lubli ecea trown relating to this horrible a ff air are, that the left the publicliouse on the night of the murder, in the company of a Lancashire man, who has not since been heardot. The people of Winlaton and the district— on what grounds we keow not--are loud in their complaints; againat the inefficiency of the police. The inquest on the body of the murdered man will be opened at the Com. mercial Inn, Williston, to-day (Thursday).—.Nnoca.stk Chronicle. TM, 19. W 310 1 ,013.01, 33.1 3 neves pool . is , N er o. welt. [Nun. , sad F WIN OK TIN 1 Y E A R D ANIMATION, Ter iteeedily. IT ILIUM Cabrze . e Wesel.. La pee dos. 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