The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-26 00:00:00

I • ..t .. ... -7' -- 7 - - . . _ lam'/_1•---:- --, e)?\,..,,, Zy - eis .. • i'l7'.‘ c ',: , ~. .-- , ', l SS all—AC--/, d X a Na 4,745.] 111I.L )14§N'I'llL1* AVSTRALIAX 'TEL. r,,.„, -11.• 1 Y 1.. 1 1 0 ior Not tbr ...w Aberdeen clipper 1.11:1 ton. t••.• %MI IN.•ontinalltler. I • 1.1 I.) tip. Line..lla Ilesara. A. lstebb 3:t.1 4*•.. • : it. ..t. Is, with superb passenger meow.. st•hn trod, bis Just returned from I • . .1 08.1.41.• r• to person• etultarhl in: for this otom. I Mimeos •4 en, aml 111,11..41 .usdu. by far the be-d .."1.1....m0tt on do I. rill. IF tb. 10th .Ly the unritalled I - •••, ton the Luttst ship le the tratk. %Is 1 I • let for Nor . reertelnL: insult In the Leaden Is It wall Ow :MI6. unless itrerkmaly full, the superb Black 14.11 r ?odd of. I • o tons, 11l 1:1'ILI. commander. I b.. 1n... ,1.11.* 1.11ZI1•11 built chit's'''. A 1 at Lloyd's. for 13 'tart. pot n•'mon.; troor, Is, third ro) 102, ..llers unturimmeti tytportmo to 401.1.,1N it 3 lu' And on-on goods. and superb ter. own...Luton for all clams* .4 paacliatr... Victoria war. rant • t.doo 111 pert i)1 LL %NI) pm - ket fir 3blecniber, now Medina. l'l.ll 1'41%. 1.:.5. lon.. ItEAALKY commander. to emldrk passen• c. re at t•rat, lA. on loth Nor., mid all) tall at Ily mouth. Ibis new • tipper Is.k. prwerol capable of areal speed, tut rug Ir.en I . lyrulolith to Ui tr.Jia lit 72 4140 s . ham riot ....ww...1.a1.41 fur all slaw, ..1 I....kalgers, :tad all art) an • '414 ri , 110 . 1.1 sitrurra.n. Tu 1.1. lotiolteri. as qr I: ENsI.IN I. pack, t for inctsmler, by tin. Mark 11.411 clipper y.t\ I Iltlit3NrY. 1.5.) tons. A I at Lloyds. sped"' surrey. Eor all p., , isiltlars respecting freight or purer to Australia Astut. for 1, Ladd. nhullrartet, Le. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL it'll:AM SHIP% between LlVidtlelOL and NEW YORK pir t vi, to sere LIT hitriniL and RhI'TON, the Beaton Alpo uay ratline at liAld YAN. The 6,lloeing or other womb; Sr. appointed to sell tram Liverpool, calliter at Cork to receive the wins _ . _ ..‘ .r BoriToN. satarday, Nosvmh., 2. ASIA, tor risturday, \orrmher u. 1.,‘ d, DA, for IA etToN, Saturday, Noteniber IrL Prireme money, torhaliag steward% fee amt provielons, Ant without • love or aolsoic..—To Haat= and beetnn, chief rabbi, ant; second cabin, Alo. To New York, chief cal4H, Ilaroll.l akblll. tit". Vltight to Dallies, Watou, tool Noir York, L. 3 per tea, sod 6 per mut. prieseige.—Apply to J B. Yoord, st, old Luodoo O. Carrie, - Havre, and 12, Place de la lA=Park . G. and J. Yuma, C. tin leer, Inteetistowu. or LI. alai C. Nearer, a, WaSerginet, LiverpaL KLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to VT NK\a YIIKK hired..—Tl.• LI V IMPtIOL, NKW Pot[, and PHILAL.I.I.I•IIIA sT KA NI SHIP aItIPANY a:Wad 4tapatalag Oar In.a :ire+ Piteamaltipa, calling at yasaustaiou to Mahark ;414, All.l.lolpallbelk are f. 0110•• : WE/ Kir 140.%1 I.IVEKEINIE PIE NEW YO&L 5:1 , 1 N LI 1:1.11. , Inesolay. 1 Ica.hcr 30 , CI ItY WASH iNGTON. N;,.v. a. bl..tatAiN Wetla.-atla), Nov 13. And @VW) I.4WA.wlllllg .... Cab's paaaage, 15. 17, and YI Rums u, r rnnlu.g to the accom- Sedatkie. Forward , a guinea.. Incl linq Alprovhloto asolal. FUNICIIItUr• or Canada 4u.1 the Wr.tern awes booked Womb on ver) whanhereoto terms.—ror further particulars ameicv to WILLIAM INN.tN.t. Water.street, Liverpool; ur to llVlil del Willlam-streak vats. 13 LI ILLI PPS, RAVES, and PR ELL' PPS will aespateh the assareatenticeed first elan steamers as Sanwa: lean ItOITEIDAM sod the RHIN& the HATAVILII, every Patedu =wall*. at II (iv,. k. from ON bibs,' and learelre Illeamagelearl ear.- - a 1 W.. and 17i Id.: return tlekata. ft le. aid Cl Ca. :al. Thr ell-NOEL, ovary Thwalay pawn. tag, hos .41 the Tower. ►'are. CI. ItItEMEN. the **lib AN, Wedscoolay evening, Ott nth, from 11.*Nly•luan. ►'area—te, •l, and laa lteturn tkkals Lanni at a lAre awl a halt. Vol Muhl. peowsw.te.. appo a Chapthee Thelvereal Mks. Itarest-orcu& W raiu.tres, CIL VI; aimi PIiaLLYIII. 11. goal law. LC. TELEG ILA PH TO INDIA COMPANY (Limited . Capita ♦IOO,OM, IN LOAN AluFro tlesek, Irak power to lo- a. I L.0.1M). Wpmlt 10. pet ehare Apt lkation and Ina on Allotrueu6 ltmletered muter the Jumt Meet Conn...ono Act. CUAIIIIIA3 —Nor II ACLION A LEI IST EP 11 E\ 4&b\. Newsom. Philip Palt.n IHylh. Fe. , late of Ihe Mauritius. lir George Boulsam, Hari, C.P.A., late Governor of Hoeg The liou James Alex, etteL - men of the South featem limitmap Illiank Dent, E.q , late of the lieu. Z. I. Co.'s Civil Service, Ifermed. Prestwick Werra, lies, IT, Chester ,titan. thplale W 11. 11.11, Director of the Peninsular mid inlentsl u 'onotany. John ►'akl Luth. Esq., late of Calcutta, Chairmen of the Esetero Ikessi hallway Poemany. lime.. , late of the lino. E. 1. Co.'. 1.1,11 ',torts , ith ismer to add to their senile r^. its etkettet—J. A. l'easokbn. Lo t 144.1.1.11 , 11.7 . 11!er5. Irma/MM. sod Newman._ 21110EMIa—Yews. Kaki* and enteric 1, Soya! ihr Maw. buildlas• liwisinum—Mir Midis &Wit aml Latimer Clark, Ea.i. haaartaa—The Loamksa sad County 'Sauk. ekr 11112AST—C. kat lirroaa,—.4e, )I....rpte ..treet. EC. TM finvem•Bent liner :e.:reed to trate*? the line. stations. sod properly of the led O. wed India leteentpli company to • mew tounpaily m wet, illeral terms. 'l' haw are In substainei— tat Thol the teddy.. lanYittue, instrument.. stations. rower show. de_ Irionging to the old Company !awl, be mule over to lb. sro l'otopaily • fr., from chortle. gad That the to. I , noptay *hail woe their hest endeavour, to enslr the lone and to wort It when completed. beginning with the Na. betweeu Adele rid K offset*, awl are to hairs pow eseele• es w.f. m two-thinte of the capital is bebsestbed. sad ese-third pen' up. and • artist& 'mei Jeepetehed with het bras Ore too nuke of new c nba, on h o •rd. . . Trat." -- That tiss;;; compost y shall IM retitled to a clear Mol okai oat ad pohis M *I per cent psi Naas no tise mow tali up . soot Ur thensraisbelit b to Mee the ponies to tolotobloto tho lbw on remise Ur aspltal espooded at the axpleolia• SP ram _ . . . — ittrileat easy surplus wane shall he applied to reletraree the no...newel flw tie Waal they have peal and Intl lime to pop saseally up.e. the engirt capital expiated . alter which say farther pro I. ehkie nay wenn ran he appaled to the matins eta wen. fian.l uuul. of Ile Company will he er dltai the Trmaary half iroly. Aft., the notoration of the llne, ear cellar of ...loud to ho solifeet to t►e approval of Govern ment aoil the lioirramest I. to have the right isobdeet to arfa- Malmo of dlaellow lo;; tootling eapenditure \Wither/ my ova abh.r rt. naive the iient of the taller* of the thethsay to metres ter litilotalit the Um iu working .eiler. the I kMerlllll.ll, ere to thee the power of tallest It mt., their heals theta es reeeythi the setnAly ttimoolvol lii tht nett Company. Should the Government not et..t , oo• OA. right, the comps., ese t o first Messy to ittsieso...l tt.r I.n.to•rt) to reimburse their outlay. the balsam arts r lb. actual ttpen.litilre, in he handed ever to the esimnote id Indere Is to Iv iirlhool to he the trim worthy' of the bee from e n d to rod Kite, relleolleehte allowitate et tar for riftto“tioii. 7th. All n in• • I.ti no • n the Government and the Company to to IM.lkd by arbitratinn eth. Thy an,••••••nt pn••••ppnanl the roncarranee nt the Shambehters l'nemegn) In the tem.. pnveLe.l them by her Mayeaiy rrosnalla ; any pertlementery powers 'Mal& ban b owe cm.. t b. it... neisaiPmania me to he obtained if her H.h.ry'. 14. v. mown& Yoram .4 appnt At.. kir ohms .od Informati..l3 may he ob• leined at the Lan,. or Imo the Company's Nn.ktri. 11.111111 tank culmaa. 2 1 1... I. MAW EzebsoliwbeildlatlL T iLiGßApii to INDIA COMPANY Med). IMOTICI DIVAN, sil IA do ble rrb/gr/r w iosigit APPLICATIONS Mr MUM tram Its OM Ids oil moots opus TRIO DAY Setarday.. Duo Dl= asted.k h r... time spellagion w il l be nottoti. order et It. Boor& C. L PM. Osertlary. * itotoutte-strwat. Oct. 26. COL BANS d DEPOSIT, NATIONAL AMU& ANd m INVIISTMZAT wog*Tiom, Tama isaL 11evsibl throb,. stork Whim aril applies he IW i•- •Ittntl..s. Orem II ..iodiset to WI • IVIRJC 11111111 S 0 at tart, budY. w 1 ' A thr olitoet bitto•Ohattnit lisivems • Cainelties et latootigett... t...ovetala the itolponlltio Ai Aotoriatina. As • prelintinar) thottiosit poser loloomild ore barony invited So atiolty 'tacit wrest N or dlomi Or the at.,* object by letter to no, slating matt, adAnss. wb.4 Nock bolder, dope s/lot. ar otherwise, sod somanot. aliSt ) r and tt/1104111/4. Old nyondotftet, Mask isa lion Wehim se to LOME. Rea Om, Numpenry OM% lissbead- Oil Wank LC. GilitT NORTLIERN LONDONCE3 1E- A llr. at 11'..11.ri Hatch, within seven miles of Loudon. anceenthie by railway in 15 minute; a. well ads by TOM'. No extra charge in the emencialml pound. and hilernwala cos. darted with eden...lty and errenn ny. antler regtdations approved by the 1 , 4* nary of %tile. Coembus. fistern.eutA. So. 1 Si 13 I Railway. :into ditto •... 2 1 0 01 Conveyance .4 Codln, Ditto, with pro dog.. t 4 inecrlb 1 15 • tie. entra. Mg name on -lour branded) j &imagers. 11. !L by the l'oorupalty each. Ground for ,cast for .. collar id 7 0 nanny charged Lll 16 Fee us each lotcrment therein 1 6 0 ditto ditto 511 Tariff of charge.. and bye ndlway Gegen. to visit the CM*. Wry. say be uldamed at the cam. iii, ilk,* Nathan. W.C. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA boa hark daring twentyhire rem. awinhatlcally sane- Slimed by the medical profeseion , sad mii. run lt y by .0 blic se the bet renstily for acidity of the stomach, headache. wed, and Indignation, and as a mll , l ape- Meet he debrate • •414111IttIODS. sues especially for ladies and elelders. • Ith the Acidulated Li nion riynip it forms as sr usable crtcrieniu,; draught. is which its apernt quail. Ma an much la. ivar.v.l During Inn season, and In hot climates, See wafer nse of this simple sod arrant remedy has bees Imam Welty Innehrlat—Slanufactareil with the utmost wan. Mee ha illmeth and purity by DINNICEidtb and Co., 172. New ilasid.dreet, Lonibei. sad sold by all respectable chemises elweesimed the aspire. PROMPT CURE for COUGHS, Obest Dia mats, ftere Throats, gunmen, L Complaista he., by ths PaCTORAL PANTILLIN of the Hermit, prepared by P e , hisser Bersardini, chemist, from simple Aerie wilhost .plum, and warranted by sutslysis—W !missals Depot, Mews. SAY CLAY and ISONS, at, aeringdonatreet, City, LC. ; sad retail by all chemists sad medicine %endure. Pries fa PL par boa, with isstroeditms ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. SCOTTS stuors and urze whams es k y lures'lel laredieet, tem tie eID be 10113M1 11M11111bill Se all gybe MN, ttea res tee e elk liver empialeta, lail e settott. wINIL spume. glidlors, disdain of *pm, lx habluala espilvalm as • loftily aperkai eta., Old at, pettier aYe "or . ai2eltat. mild la Melt operattra tail DR. CURTTS ON minvonime, ONNKRAL DIRILITY. Re. Jost publirawa polar la pont free trots the Aniline lair 12 stoop% i t MEDICAL JIMA Y on the CAUSE awl CUM al PUINATIALS DECLINZ la NAY. with plain climatal@ ha Wed tasbersitoo to health end rigour, the result aftweatrive yaws' simasesetal pniotka la the treatment of t 0... poselliar names and oral diseams which toed to embitter _ _ _____. .01 . ."..at *ll iidilboriiiiiis ss. Ke ---- CriMSTI.: Aft.— maga lIPP.IiIi , isms** sail iirauslliss Ihs sloe, Plesadfil7 Laaals• 10 . 1121 . 1 . 8 1::' ll ' Ima 8 S ta lk .--4.. b Trot memos system.--flold by .Us 11 Janwvo.4trest. mid " Welsslarbsalbeilsabe sobs _ _ Islys.mbalt— *----, 7 by mat assaists, is Sous Is. 44. Is. OL be suss So ask istisisdasbositwilaribilsoull OSsISF-IrVONIWya=Pe -Ana. tor lit 3.41 a Mow mil Uwei rwa. Ths ssrais• arils smog as ysisilso sf Plea".... ... Vals Paws. with " WM= LookisrVirgesved or theamilb Lanka ; Mum 114 Vormani . &Ea = .lO . Wan."'" L " N D 4)li DAILY SHARE LIST. Thu LONlnet DAILY RECORD awl SH.tRE Lin gives the bite.' prices showing the transaction. and closing prices of itail•aya, Isosuratatv, ship and Duck share.. Cots:nimbi Seciwities, and bilsrellancou. Shares—Price of Conant., etc.—American Railways. he. —A Liat of British and Foreign Minn.—All the !Pushki* awl l'n.gressire Mines in Foniarall and lievionddre, shooting amount paid by Shareholders, and amount paid in Dividends to Shareholders—A seisml of daily trst.saction. in and ..ut ..1 the stock Exchange and Mining Exclsailice., and the closed ••clo.iiig prives,"—buyars and sellers —lades of Fortnightly Settling Days, Ac. The LION bitiN DAILY KEta IRD awl SIIARE LIST Li pahlisheil EY EBY F.V EN IN ti as v o'clock. and can Iv had .on awlicAlbola b. the Pulgisher. Feb.. atson, Engiish stock, .arc, and Mining WM-ea :lb old Brod.strast, Lowlon, Am. gA i sub.cripcion, 1.1 los.; Single Lupy, 2.1.. by post *cot Clef) evening. 10.4 c..! th. N. It, The loin Doily Record and Share List" Is sent nut to all parts..l Loudon and tar c o untry by du: YAW Iliglit'Spu.t. and whirl* la in tie halult subscribers 10 hours sooner than any of the London TA. WAUCaI and SONS (Carpet Manufacturer') heir revectfully Wean attentiim to their euperMeBTUCK of Initial and Foreign CAIPETn, of &slime hi the pretrut teak. suitable for every style of decoration. !Wire and other laldiau fur curtain an.l furniture.—lemiloo (*.meet ti arehmtert, 3 and 4. G.mitguetrest, Tuttlralteramourtquail. W. HARLOHARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN W'S tomato a large Joint niedt with a mere handful of cook. The saving le immense : the meat lc lwatitifully roasted In every part, nicely browsed all .oer, and all the gravy anti nutritious properties retaluc,l. Nice 2:4. N.B. Thew surprising edicts are produced by scieutifie Ouncreitratiou of licaL 3ARIA4'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's .2J , &lids . infallible method . meting this fannuite invelabla la perfection Price en, 74., 1113ARLOWS AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the Housemaid s Mead, worrasted to save as kw of coals In three. Price Ile ed. MID last 20 ran.) - • 14t1t1A)W'S TABLE CUTLERY, unequalled JUP for price or •lnallty. Ivory balanced table knives 135., ISa. Ita per diatii excellent black tisnille ditto, with urn forks. lb. 3d. per dozen: carters In proportion. 11ARLOW'S MAGIC OYSTER OPENER—A I) new and most ingenious invention. Prior 6ul. BARIAMB INDELIBLE MARKING LNK. :Co preparation rennin:it. Price la per balk. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No waste, or sediment distinted la tints'. Will repay its trollies; ant in • month. Prins s 4 and upwards. BARLOWS SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. veut pee required . no wore Rat hoer te seer wine. nice 4a. 6.1.: ditto elecuro plated. W.—Apply direct to JASIM HARD , pint Moe 11. Kies Ore that Ali 11/1111C SAXI satire* la on seen article . all othen are aporioua Imitation& liearannea antis. kitintliaboal ItotO. EASY CHAIRS, COUeliEB and BMA BROWN kioThlial love mem of the moat complete and wry kinJ Imam Pm* ip la • mall space foe travelling, mad am for lams ime, men , mad Wm/id& Cata. Mime tree. 141. Plonadlßp. GAS AGAlN.—Another fearful tiro at No. 5, itkissoiAre.i. nod., canoed by an terape of Res. This could nut hate I...earfed had one of 11CtillE.s's PATY.NT SAFETY ATL%. INDICATIND CHANDELIERS REES t SELO. All perstoot bevies Ras fitted should therefore bare the Improved ATLAS CHANDELIERS f 'NED. Kept In stock IT all Int• atter+. ' , mantas free by poet, end • tame stock sheave ready for the trade and nierchanta at the Atlas Works, 96, Ilattooliwks.—lt. 11. ill (111124, DAVIES'S SPERM OANDLItiI, Is. 4d. aad Is. CAL per lb.: fine British wax, In 5.1. teasepannet Pam La, toL ; /camas lea; 2.. t.. ; Gentian ISIS. Is. lkl. ; butsnic wax. la . patent sperm. In comperite. 94A1.. 14d., and 11.1. ; metallic ior Palmer . lamps. VAL ; magnum. Y dim 14.1.. mould; hAL , Cam AA 4 I.L per gall..n Leliene amp, PM. Ms., 44.. and of per 11211 m. ; Lan ; old IttOWII Wlll.loot. la AL pat pecket ; 001LIBSIS WAIL WiNdSCe, IL: Melte W imbue, Is, 4d.; busboy, la. 44.: alyterine and almond, IS per Tar—fur cash. at M. P. DAVI 124 and WNW eLlcatabliebed ware house. tle, as Marthirlaue. Clisrlaperues. Loudon. W.C. COALS b 7 Screw steamers and ltailway.— alO/1111. *1 and KINGSLAND COAL DEI4 Ms. NO MANAGES/4 fs6CII,STA)(I . IO4,..TRAVILLER+. or AGEXTb • • LEA sad Og's price fiTrtitttnisLA lamhton Wallacnil. the Eat house Cues. direct from the enilleriea by screw ateesners. Is 24a. per tau; Hartlepuol. lea , do not pay more under any prt teal,; tart entail, Iln Inland—by Railway: sdteto o , 21a. rued lea: Cloy Crss, 21‘. aryl It, Ranailey. lea.. Hartley, 170. 114—ort oath. Wily +rad, thoroughly screened, to say part d Loadori. All orders direct to LLA ow Co., 1.111•1 Nom North Losioto hallway Staves, Ilighbury, IsUartuo, Niroolood„ THE ST. PANCRAS IRON WORK COMPANY, OLD ST. PANCRAS-ROAD anis Penetees and Masafactsrees at Pignat Wrought Iron /tableßim Maui Petaluma) Ilay SAAR Vanw Patent i Mont Collar bar hair fran, Gate., Conatrvalarlaa All Doe Weft CATAIAXiMti ram VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and IsitteitlEN, far tM informatics at ibis Public sad their sorcerous Pelona, beg. to make the following announcement re. Munn the WALL I el IJOLD. feeling perstieded that the late. rests of the fair trader and the public sill be Alin: pnttected by the wide circulation of knowleibte on this subject. Ciold being a1vi.1.31 oda 14 parts or corals. It follows that geld at . . - - II carats Sur'. Is lls carati../3 $ 94 eases4l - .. 1 11 10 tracts ../4 4 114 17 carob.. 3 I 2 9 ants .. s 34 pkr .4tifee. IS carats.. 211 74 7 ants .. 4 9 23 carats.. 4 1 0 L; cants.. 313 1 Swats .. 1 24 21 carats MAYA 14 carats.. 2 9 44 11 swats .. IT I standard) 117 104 13 carats.. 211 4 4 mats .. 14 ti 21 canda.. 310 4 112 carats.. 1114 2 swain .. 10 7; 99 carats.. 319 14 11 carats.. 113 1 2 swab .. 7 1 19 carats.. 3 7 3 10 carats.. 111 44 1 meal— 3 64 Manstactary, 141, 11sorlst..nstrest, Cesiosol24lm. 11. C., Loudon Ada reads 01 and letir be 1.. seek N. fl ml __ sas dame id 4 Is las ~15,, and so Saturdays ono o'clock. MIL MILES' (ALFRED WEB'S MILES) Atill'MN AND WINTEk ••iTtn brow World -timed nnAah ANOOLA lea THol:Bltilik Is am replete and semi) , for inspection. These Trousers ware originistnl by Mr. )Mee. Whose only address is Dia ik•STILECT. 111 A NOV tilt *WARE, mil wino is not connected with any person imitating and intros. Using In his name. lIIIITABLDiIikat lath VI:UM:AZT. 1841. OVBRCOATB.--Gentlernen about to order their evolvers. ter the Doming season are Invited to ase the NNW MATZKLUA sad LATEST STYLE. A select stock always ea heed, al HAMILTON are, ttISIPTONA, 106, STILASD, opposite Meter men. GU N s.—To SPORTSMEN.—The present op at NM= agora DAHL —(ier to WMlTtalit It, Sand, s G olds weross Hotel: int Wont' lb stock of Sat:o,lD.ldD MEECH and ISUZZLZ-LOADING GUNS, ell NO LE and DOOM& SA SWELLED las= of awry sot and denernetias. aka !MOLY KAM by all Dm bent Lemke arbor% melth of arennuatlias. to.—WHISYLCD. Strand. Dr.C 1 . 121 -71.r i rl. W. wIL take anything In mirage. QPIZTACLIII, improved by HARRIS and sox, will west cortalnly the debt. Uttar carrot be Ueda bleak with awl or 154.: steel, with MMSs to lea Uold sad ether Led ErrOlassee at variety, at woolly low price". Harris's Proper% Oho. tha ed. wet tree. TIMM. ILAltltla and SON, Optician to the Raga Family, efforts thr lOWA Illawaie bake, Lorratar. Eletillihol Ira thetlea.—No trawlers employeL HAIR RESTORED, Preserved, and BeastiSed, by the me ItOWLANDO WACAJOIAIt OIL This Inn rant and Owen% Oil proventa hair trona Yang of or twain tory. lame:Riess weak hair, cleanses It from scarf and dandrit an. makes It beautifully wet, pliable , 11041 Mousy. In the gna t of the !Ward, Whiskers, and kilidacitios it la unfailing In its stirnulatiie oprratk.n. roe children It is especially recurs. 131.141141. u :. , flollls the Node .4 a beautiful head of hair. while It. Introduction into the nunery of Royalty sad the nitroerout Terdirsonials centetautly received of It. ellicaey. afford the beat and surest pruof, IM imerlto Price U. ed., 10s. Wt., equal to four small, and 211. per build. Mold at YO, Hatton igarden, and by Chemists sad rectums. Ask fur " Itowlands' Mamma/ Oil. YARMOUTH BLOATERS, 25 for 2a. 6d. ; 50, da Ta : IMO, Ila : fda Si.:a* 11s.: NOG, ago: 1,000. Nla boarkmas include . . forwarded to any put of tho Wimple= upon rworlid of pot wine. order or postage stamps. Rend fall and pub directions So YZILDLILICIL BARNBY, Flab Con % lireat Yarmouth. DR. RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE restores etaoh.end to the most shattered wealth:th o aw la Gm weeks. Failure le Impossible. Its effects are permanent. Nu eemultados aecessary.—Sold In awes, with hill lustructins. at lit, ur four :modals.' for tic, seat anywhere, carefully packed oa ref:el:4M remittance or stamps—dole agents, ?ROUT sad Ca, no. Serewl near Tanyle-bar . %lONIC. —Weak and sickly persons should try WATIR, QuiNum WINE, the best preparation of Quibble, nelawbreisa by Pr. Musall, of the Lancet, sod the undid proissimu trepan, solely by L WATERS 2, Martin's lam ammo Yes lamedoo, and to be obtained .4 all grocers, and marebenta, sows dozen. Wbolimals Agent; Law as ttobb, sad Ow, Womocer. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1861. LONDON au.l LANCASHIRE FIRE INSUKANCK CIiMPAN Y. ‘Prortskreally Itauisterad To be Inenrperuted pursuant to the Johttstoek etttupsnks Art. 7th and etn Vitt , rap 110, and to be conducted on the principle of Ujultod evitui init. Million, with power to Inennwe. In 40.000 awes of aft each, of which it to propiweil to rail up L2U0.1.14A1. Depot% el per Share, and CI Its. ou allotnient. and • further won of CI 10a, of *filch not k,a than three mouths' notice will be given. 1101ItrAT.r.S. rewords Braun, Esq. (Messrs.lonic Braun, and Co. ILlver• pout C. B. Unkitester. Esq. (Messrs. Colchester' and Woolnef , London. W. J. It. Cotton, laq. (Muss fainters% littookS, and Co.), London. J. 11. It. 1k Castro. Esq. (Mesons. Carruthen, 1k Castro, and Co.', Manchedor and London. Mr. Alderman GRAM ,Ilassra. Gain Brother", London. L. N. Glannaeopoilio. Esq. ;Messrs. I:Lunn:opal° and Cochlt Lunn, ilvenkoL Stephen barker Guinn, Esq. ;Messrs. Guilin and Liver pool Mr. Alderman Mak "Mesars.Warren S. Hale and Soak, London. (-harks Joree, bar Messrs. Charles Joyce and Co.„ Loudon. George Kendall, Leo. Meru. Kendall Brothers , Liverpool. Juba Edward Naylor. E.g., 'Nemirow, Liverpool. P. W. Elwell, E or, M. r., Casonoorstieet, litairmau of the National Illierl.UhS Company, London. Lightly mintpen. Chairman ul the East Anglian Hallway Company, Lountu. Thema "teahouse. Esq., merchant, Liverpeol. (11th power to told to their numb. r.) STOCI: IlltogratS. George buntand, hat , W. Loulard.street, 1 1. .. 5& . ?Nestor, broom Brothers Ch nee Thos. rialto anti Sons Liverpool. Year a. ?slue and Layton. London. Mewl. Fletcher and Itnl4 LieerpooL The Bank of London. The Union Bank, Liverpool. Temporary Offteta—M Lomhanlatreet, London ; tl, Water ir rent, Lira% aoL CORONATION THE KING OF PRUSSIA. PROSPICiII& ----- The London and Lancashire Insurance Company Is established for the purposes of extending to Liverpool, as well as to Location and elsewhere, that m1111(1141 to the belittles for Fire Insomnia which was recently Iletuan.led for the metropolis, and a hich the extraordinary Increase in the 1 . 411111131,11* of Liverpool constitutes an urgent necessity. In so doing the Dlrecton propose to take advantage of the experience of existing Institutions, to introduce new principle* of practical utility, awl, to addition, so to con struct the institution as to afford the stretttest iss.ihle hthent/ to the Shareholders. Insurers, and to the public geoerally, COO. &latent with the well icing of all concerned. The Directors do not pride,. to transact loudness at lower rides than those ascer tained by experience to be remunerative ; but, having thus pro vided for the security and prodliablenevi of the basilicas transac tions of the t Mice. they extend the mutual iornwiple lei tiro bian nual:, and make the holders of hlre policies part ocipators in Ow pro- Ma, after apnropriatiour a intlielent sum fora reser • e fund. Vi hen the certainty and exklot of anemia that has attended every well managed gre.iinlce are considered It would appear that the present us a period when new Institutions. based OH the exPe ranee of time Anil observation, should he promoted for and sup portril by the I.llllllc generally, for the purpose of preventing monopoly ,111 the One 11111111. And for the devciurnient and pro gression of principle on the other. ba 101 l tile total in Great Britain insured against fire was seven hundred 1111/1 thirty-eight millions sterling: in IMSI it had Inen.kaeol to eight hundred and fifty .eight ndlli..us right hiusdr,l thon.nols. and lu la i n It Is estimated to hate 11111111111,1 100 Matt: hundred maims+, or to roug.tbird no.: than the amount of the national debt. — ln the e.mn.e of twenty ;core. therefore. the held occnpled fy fire inourouce wolenal ut the ntte of twenty-thrro cutUtuats per Lorna. . . . -- . - Xe7di illustration of this Increase It vial he mentioned that to London al • the inhabited houses. which In IteM numbered 306,1xe3, had in lord increased to Xbg,.llo, showing an addition In leo >e:• ts .4 no leas than houses, or au average incroule of featos houses per annum. Rut alp hough the value of property protected is drag amount, tin veil., remaining unprotected far excemls it and the 11410. IKAW11 . :1 honored and %Inhumed is emuitantly anementhig. The coormima Liminess of trim luaiirance in the United king. don. is c..ittlocol to us ft. as rifty.twoottlees..4 which two 1151, to sin In twenty.ime lu English country towns, and twenty-there In London. The rehab e *mann,f+ of 11th number and the vast amount of Inalirance committed to each, on the average not tea In value thau xa,ouomu, has led In SOW cases to exceasive or capricious charges, want /if contklcuev, and to a general leavening of the praetive nt Insiimnee. Considerations of this deseription, In connection with the promised support of a very large somber of the moat Influential inerehant. In London and Liverpool, have led to the fornalethan of the " London and Lancashire Mire Insurance Company.' A.Airiltiu'anitei"Lfr,7o.Lonil alum s, trse fns 4, L:::Zined,tu'iilignlyWia'e made to ter•st Liverpool; to the Secretary, N. K. Warren, VAIW.; orb, the Brokers, (ten. hurnand, Eaq.,ita, fAmbsedatreet, M e. Fruom Boothia*, thatigeolley, Condaill, London, and Messrs. Thos. Tinley and Mons, thence mart, Liverpool het no application will lie taken Int.. emmid..rrition unless • deposit of al pre share he paid Into the Company's bankers, to be allowed in payment of the first call, or returueel in the scent of shares not being &Hottest. LONDON AND LAICCASITHIE TTSL TICIPTIANCE COMPANY. tPrewelonally registered). Tu i.e Incorporated pun cant to Act of 1111 lament, 7 and ti Ykt., esp. 110. coop') One Millie with Power to Increase. TemporaryOttiees—N, Lumbereletreet, London ; -21, Water-street, Liverpool. rope 1,1 APPLIt'ATJUN PAR To the Directors of The London and Luncatehire * Fire insurance Company." Gentlemen,—Hoeing paid tote your bankers the snm of , I hereby resplest that you will allot me vltares of £2.i ach in the above 1%41114111y. and 111 eonsbleration of such allotment, or any less number you rutty appropriate to me. I hereby undertake to pay any call there-on, and I further under take to exc.. ute the Deed of Settlement when required. Dated this day of It Names In full Residence Profession or Tondo Place of Business LONDO - li — PAVILION v. WESTON'S: aleare LIME. and SONNHAMMFR challenge Jose Weston s, to perform on the abut Wire aitaltot that great artivt Henderson, of the London ravines, for 1450. Before Les lard and Itlondin cane, the performances of Inferior artists were thought astonithing—so with artists on the slack wire. performance Lannot be ea:ammo:4 with headstone's darnel and ea gin,: feats, which arc mehtly performed with a strength.. mirage, skinl some, and certainty which hanoel can not approach. come to the Loudon Pavilion and Judge.—Ad tuietion sixpence. LONDON PAVILION MUSIC HALL, TICHBORNIERTIULIT. top of the Haymarket. A NEW GALLERY sad PROMENADE OPEN MET ILYENINO at Berea o'clock. Mailed= Ed. LONDON PAVILION MUSIC HALL. COMIC TALENT—J. 0. PORDE. O. BLANCHARD. SAM COLLINS, Allee RUTH lITANLZY, sad Kra LAWLANCIL LONDON PAVILION MUSIC HALL. T. HENIMOLOON as the PLYING WIRE: the COULATY/PT WONDER el the DAY. AAR MU. tbe CHINVIE -MODEM C DOOR. . P. Humcznistm. with Ye WONIMULTULLY-TILILIMIsTr L ONDON PAVILION MUSIC HALL. AIX AMERICAN BOMLINO ALLEM WCALDWELL'S FIRST GRAND BAL iimxtus Ude swum oa MONDAY, WI 111. Two tall bawd& Oral3emen'a Whig, , Udine and character, ga. Deers open at 10. Moltke &mates every evening, admission OA, biz private Imam at any hoar, al is.—licanatreet, Moho. DANCING ACADEMY, 36, Aldersiptte-street. PPICIAL NOTICL—Tbe QVAILTKR. for au ADVANCED CLAM for WALTZING, &r.. by Mr. T. TM , NO, onametieed Noway laet,—Zleraesua loutrueilon Thursdays and Mays. 11r. Fl yd Sara Quad ry rille Parkes Wednesdays sod Patardaya —Admission, K ; private lemmas, 2s. ad.—A Luog Quadrille Party lard Mayor's bay.—Dutheina at 7.—Tieke4. la. REDUCTION in PRICE of the AT EN AUK me Proprietors, taking adrantare of the Abolition of the PPaam~ Doty, have resolved that trues this day the Price shall be ILDITliti to ill R EEPEISCIL Monad Edition, price In, or pout tree for 13 stoops, A GUIDE to INDIAN INVESTMENTS. By aII AX0111:11.11 MAIL With as introduction, exposthg the bellevars nt builan G,naises. Trhbner and Co., Price bd., or poi* free for sem stamps, INDIAN RAILWAY and INDUS FLOTILLA CithIitANTEICR elamlned and found to be delusive, with Extracts from the °Metal Contracts. Second billion, with en Enquiry Into the Validity of Debentures. by JAMES Mud Landon: Maas hephces, O, Curiiloll. METROPOLITAN BOARD or WOKEN—The weekly 'nesting of the board was held yesterday, U. J. Thwaites in the chair. The 6naocial statement gave the following cash balances in the hands of the treasurer :—t,urreut accounts, 112,164 f. 12s. lid. ; deposit accounts, 95,500 f. ; total, 2U7,6641. 12s. lid. ; government securities, New Three per Cent. Annuities, 27,412 f. Ti. 7d. ; cheques ordered but not presented—issued, 1,1471. 13s. ; not issued, 13,01131. Payments were recommeetled to he made this day to the amount of 41,4!8Y. 18e. M. A letter was received from Messrs. Lorick, Grant, and Cooper, assistant engineers, applying for an increase of salary, in consequence of the heavy duties thrown upon them by the main drainage works. The matter was referred to the main drainage committee. The solicitor laid before the board the opinion of the Attorney. General sod Mr. Gray on the subject of the New Metropolitan Gas Act, to the e ff ect that the act of 1861 brio za the City of London within the powers conferred on this board, and that all appeals are to be made to the Metropolitan Board of Worts. After a brief discussion the opinion was referred to the gas committee. It was resolved that the governor and company of the Bank of England be requested to give directions for a further advance of 50,000/. foe the purposes of the main drainage. A letter was re ceivei from the St. Olave District Board of Works, express. iog their opinion that considering the necessity and import ance of the Thames embankment., they felt that the views expressed by the Hoe. William Cowper, in the correspond ence which had appeared in the public prints, were the cor rect ones, and that works of such magnitude, if entrusted to this board to perform, should at least have the supervi sion of her Majesty's government. A letter was received from Mr. 9am&m4 secretary to the International Ezhibi tioa Commissioners, expressing their opinion as to the pro priety of throwing open the approaches to Etramptom The ether bairns transacted was el n renting annaeter. THE ILLUMINATIONS. (fox ore smut. cosszsrosmzirri BERLIN, Ocr. 23. My last letter brought the ceremonial of yester day morning to a successful termination, but the day's record would not be complete did I not also send you a few words respecting the evening's illu- I lulu:Alan. Great exertions had been made by the' civic authorities and the proprietors of the principal hotels to produce a splendid effect, and it l may he said that th e ir un it e d e ff or t s were entirely successful. The corporation bad issued a programme, the style of which indicated very clearly the stupendous intentions of the compilers. We were told, for example, "that besides these (meaning all previously enumerated) illuminations there will be over the city a great horizontal system of splendid fireworks, thrown up by means of fire balloons, which (rather needles= information) will be ultimately burnt. These balloons will light themselves in glancing illumination even to the height of 2,000 or 3,000 feet. They will then effect a conflagration of the various bodies contained in them, and will burn away, showering down many varieties of fireworks." When I started out for a walk in the Linden, to see this programme worked out, I found that all its directions had been complied with, for every public 1 1 building was a Maze of gas device or many coloured lamps; windows were filled with emblematic trans ' parencies, and crowds were collected round each, criticising or applauding as the effect came up to their expectation. The number of people in the streets was immense, and the circulation rather difficult, but as there were no police to interfere everyone seemed to arrange matters amicably with his neighbour. It may be easily imagined how fine was the effect in the great central avenue of the city. If you be gan at the Royal Palace, you found the whole of its unmet's° exterior illuminated by means of the elec tric light, which brought out the most marvellous contrasts ; am l passing on a little further, in the Caine direction, you saw a large open Plata rsr market, I am not certain as to the name, beauti fully illtuninatod in a similar manner. The way here having become impassable in consequence of the interminable columns of the trades which were returning from the Palace, I retraced my steps, stopping fur another view at the Palace-bridge. Everyone who knows this tine bridge, with its splendid group; of statuary, can imagine how well it looked when illumined with many co loured lights, and decked with festoons of leaves and flowers. From this point my eye was principally attracted by the .front of the Museum, the beautiful frescoes of which could be seen under the strong blaze of the electric light as clearly and perhaps more effec tively than in the day time. Kiss's Amazon and Tiger never, perhaps, looked so well, although its glory was on this occasion somewhat eclipsed by the gilt bronze group on the opposite pedestal. Close at hand the quaint form of the Roman catholic church—that of a cupola set on the ground —was fully delineated in coloured lamps, the moat conspicuous device being a cross which covered the whole front of the building. Passing this we came to the Linden Strange itself, which showed by the splendour of its illuminations how little it resented its omission from the procession of the morning. The Opera-house looked maguiticeut;and next to it the Palace of the Crown Prince presented a royal crown, the brilliancy of which lighted up the whole neighbourhood. Along with other gazers, I had established myself in a very comfortable position on its steps, from which I could command the whole vista down to the Brandenburg gate ; but a sudden charge of dragoons and the rap id sweeping up of a royal carriage soon rendered a precipitous retreat a mai ter of obvious arrangement. I must, however, do the dragoons and the royal guards the justice to say that they charged very politely and good-humour edly. They did not flourish nor even show their swords, but with their hands waved the people away, whilst their horses, standing principally on their hind legs, gave a very intelligible intimation of what might be the consequence of refusal. Every one said " All right," !iu excellent German, and then every one cleared away, giving a lusty cheer for the Crown Princess, the arrival of whose carriage had, they believed, caused their sudden ejectment. We Lad plenty of time to look at everything, as wo made our way very slowly down to the Bran denburg gate ; but everything looked exceedingly like everything else, the outlines of the public buildings being all traced out in gas jets, and the windows of the private homes rather economically illuminated with two candles in each, with a bouquet of flowers standing between. I thought at find that this must be taken as indicating rather a parsimonious turn in the inhabitants ; but when 1 afterwards learnt from my hotel bills that candles are a thaler a piece iu Berlin, I formed a rather more respectful estimate of the demonstration. There was a splendid fountain of gas in the middle of the street, round which an immense crowd of people constantly congregated, and, a little further on, the noble monument of Frederick the Great was, with excellent taste, just so much lighted as to enable people to see the marvellous beauty of the design and workmanship. The great King, fixed in imperishable bronze, looked calmly down upon his generals and statesmen, grouped ro 1 the pedestal upon which rusted the hoofs of his charger ; and Prussia of the nineteenth century looked up at the Prussian of the eighteenth, and sang their " Volkslied" in strains of patriotic— Laps of prophetic enthusiasm. Thegreat hotels— hotels are everywhere the greatest things on the con tinent—devoted a liberal proportion of their horrid exactions upon strangers to a magnificent lighting up. Their devices were well and tastefully chosen, and were almost universal, the only exception I noticed being the Hotel de Rusaie close to the Palace-bridge, and which, although actually facing the Schloss, presented a front of Cimmerian dark ness during the evening. The Brandenburg gate is, as you are aware, sur mounted by a splendid horse-group, to which history is attached, of which perhaps the Duke of Magenta may remember something. On this occa sion a row of lights was so placed as to throw out the horses conspicuously, whilst the lights them selves were invisible, and here, therefore, I may, perhaps, say was produced the most striking and beautiful of all the illuminations. Such were the most noticeable features of the house devices ; but in addition we had the corporation "balloons," whose " ghuicingilluminations" were to astonish the natives at a height of 2,000 or 3,000 feet in the air. I saw a good many of them sent up, but I coufess they did not astonish me much, although they pleased the people, who clapped their hands in childish de light, whilst the children themselves ran about with little fire-balloons of their own, fastened ou the ends of sticks, and which they made very effective iu in. creasuingthe danger of every adult passenger who attempted to get over a crossing. As usual, all the vehicles in the city had been put into requisition by people anxious to see the sight at their ease, but their occupants made little progress, notwithstand ing the most praiseworthy attempts on the part of the coachmen to run over everything thatobstructed their progress. DR. DE JONoien LIMIT BROWN COD LIVER OIL.- et 'Winne o► CONSUMYTI.M.—The following is • COM•11101fM WM from Allen G. Cliattaway, Esq., the eminent surgeon 1,1 Leominster .-- Nearly four years Once two ewes of confirmed phtlibls were placed under my care. In both comes the lungs were a rases of tubercular deposit. The sole remedy employed was Dr. de Jungles Light Brown Cod Liver OD: and now. luoo, the patients are strong and fat ; and In the one ere (male) huntWg fishing, and shooting are freely Indulged In."-1/r. de Josigh's Liglit Brown Cod Liver Oil Is sold only in capsule,' lin. pedal half.phits, b. ed. ; pints, es. Id.: quarts, es by his sole Ceeldiftedk Anwar. Raeford, and Co., IT, &rand. London: and by respectable chendat•—iAdrertlaernent.l (Stamped, Id. Additional.) SPORTING INTALLIUNNCR. KELSO MEETING.-THCBSDAY. A SWEILPsTAKEM of 5 'ovi. each, with 50 added ; 2 -37- olds, 7st ; three, 84 121 b ; fillies and geldings allowed 31b. Three quarters of a mile. Mr. Amnon's Birdhill, by Birticatcher, It yrs, Tit 311, 51ad,1,0 1 Mr. Wattds Sir William Armstrong, yrs, lit 311,..d.5,)1r, Mr. Haddock's Fast Runner, 3 yrs, S i t 31b . . . . Betting :2to 1 on Birdhill. Won by half a length. Fast Runner did not pass the post. The winner was ob jected to, a charge of jostling being preferred by the rider of Mrdhill against the rider of Sir William Armstrong, who came in first, which having been proved Biraill was awarded the stakes. - --- M.trcii.—Johnny Cope, 12st 91b (Mr. Dobkin), beat Tousle, 12st 121 b (Withington). Betting : 5t04 on Tousle. Won by four lengths. THE BORDER lisNotcse of 10 nova each, with 60 added. Two miles. Mr. &iron's The Monk, Ly Idle Boy, 4 yea. lot 6lb (Midgley, 1 Mr. Sharpe's Volatile, 6 yrs, Ost Blb (Boyle) I Mr. Alexander's Oldninater. 3 yra, let bib ‘ Bullock) 3 Betting : Even on The Monk, 6 to 4 eget Oldminster, and 4to 1 agot Volatile and Corooet. Won by a length, • bead only separating the second and third. THE INEKESTERs' PLATE of 30 sovs., added to • sweep stakes of 2 moss. each. About 1 Mr. Winteringbanis Don, by Vortex, 3 yes, tat 13Ib (Noble) 1 Mr. Coson's Camphor, 3 yes, Mt 131 b illodssoM 2 Mr. Iledity's om Rose, 4 yrs, let em koherlsou' 3 Betting : Even oo Dora, 2 to 1 eget Zechariah Taft, and 5 to 2 apt Ern:tinning. Won by two lengths ; • length between the second and third. Tbs winner was sold for 48 guiness. ' Tue WELTER Cur of 50 nova., added to • handicap Sweepstakes of 5 sows. each. One mile and threeluarters. Mr. Barber's Coronet. by Kohinoor, 4 yrs, 12. d 41b (Mr. Erskine) 1 . . . • . . Mr. Usher's BenvoirUch, aged, list 4lb Mr. Usher; 2 Mr. Tait's The Jew, 4 yrs, laut 'hr. Walker, 3 Betting : 7 to 4 apt Squire Nine, 3 to 1 agst Coronet, 4to 1 agst Benvoirlich, and sto 1 apt P. B. Woo by four lengths ; a bad thud. P. li. came in first, but was dis qualified through receiving 7th. of lead after passing the wioning_port and taking it to the scale. THE TWF/DI3IUE PLATE (Handicap) of 50 noes., for all ages. Seven furlongs. Mr. Donis Vast Runner, by Contentment, E yri. est Mb (Hyslop: I Mr. Shama Neils, 3 yrs, 6.4 311) Mr. eakter's King of Scotland, aged, rat 71b...11ardeastle; 9 The following also ran —Eidolan, Montrose, Tousle, Jed dart Justice, Lamb* Weatherwitch., and Oberon. Betting: 6to 4 agst Nelia, 3to 1 apt Fast Runner, and 4to 1 each apt Montrose and Eatrelda. Won by two lengths ; the urns between the second and third. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. The entrances for the plates and nominations for the en closed handicaps sod sweepstakes are to be made by b o'clock the evenings before running respectively, where not otherwise specified, sod the weights for the hsodimps will be published by 9 o'clo,k each evening. Hones marked thus • are at Newmarket. lIIONDAY. _ _ HANDICAP PLATE of 5o wirc, for 4-yr-olds and upwards. Cambridgeshire Course. Emma* 2 son. MAIDEN PLATE of 50 sove., for 2-yr-olds ; colts, / I st 71b; fillies and geldings, Mt 4)h ; the wiener to be sold for .100 sovs. ; if entered to be sold for 200/., allowed 71b. Last five furlongs of A.F. HANDICAP tier.treTA ILLS of 25 sovs. each, for 3..yrmlila mid upwards R.ll. Those who declare forfeit by 10 o'clock the evening before miming to pay only 10 son. Tb.losov. forfeit', if they amount to 50/., are to tam an antra class ; if less, to l* divided among the first anal snood hones in the sweepstakes. Three to remain iii, or on race for the 26 soya. stakes ; but if the forfeits amount to 50/., the forfeit clue is to be run, whether there is a race fur the 25 soy, stakes or not. SWEEPSTAKE/4 of 10 110 VI. each ; for 3-yr-olds, lit Sib ; four, 84 41b; live, fiat 81b ; six and aged, fiat 10lb ; the winner to be sold for Cal soya. if demanded, Am. L.Y. THE CIIITNIIION STAKES, of 30 love each, 20 ft, for 2-yr olds ; colts, Met 711,; fillies, Sat 41b ; the winner of a 511) nova sweepstakes, with tea pubscribere, to carry 131 b ; of two each stakes, illb extra ; it winner of any other sweepstakes value 2111 loss., including the winner's own stake, and not having less than ten subscribers, to carry 31b extra. From the Turn of the Lauda in. (51 subs., lof whom is dead. and 3 pay ft.)—e by Windhonad—Splitvote, fby Voltigeur —Wikl 'Myren'. dam, /Mahone, 'Merry Dsnoer, Gemse, Clockmaker, *Sentinel, 'Old Calabar ((Mb ex.), Daudet', General Munk, Caracole, Bidder, c by Mildew—Underhand's dam, *Polypody, Alvednitim (filb ex.), Bryanitcae, 'c by Touelustoue—Fair Jean, *Knight of St. Michael, Amateur, *queen Elizabeth (31b ex ), *King Christmas, o by Young. Melbourne, dam—Phymlis, 'St. Alec's, *Argonaut, *Sala manca, *Eden, *Costa (6113 ex.), *Lord Clyde, Bucketone (31b ex.), Feuds Joie (31b ex.), Zetland(3lb ex.), Whitecap. *Wandsworth, 'Lass Gowrie, *Cowboy, •Wingrave (filb ex.), *Morocco, Churchman, *Bertha (91b ex.), *King of Hearts (31b ex.), •Preilatore, Nottingham, Zarnhomba, •Inughing-stock, *Marble Hill, Hippelainia, Martellus. SwEerersuEs of 10 sows. each, for 3-yr-olds, 7st 71b; four, Vet 31b ; five and upward*, Sat 4th ; the winner to be sal for 300 Dors. if demanded, &c. Brotby Stakes ColtroA SELLING HANDICAP of 10 DOM each, for 2.yr-olds ; the winner to be sold for 200 soya, if demanded, Lc. Ab.M. SWEEPSTAKE:A (reduced to a Match) of lOU soya each, h ft. First half of Ab.M. No weights mentiouetL— *Lord Chesterfield's f by Stockwell, *Mr. Greville's Tarra gona—Babette. Maws, 2W, h ft, Bst 7lb each. Lest half of Ab. M— . CoventWe Breaker eget Lord Clifden'e Gulden Fleece. IiEMDAT. Firrr POUND PLATE; fo;:1411:dds, 7g 81b ; four, Set 71b ; Eve, six, and aged, Bst 101 h ; maideos allowed 71b. It. N. Enhance 3 Mote. Fiivr Potnithli ; for 2.yr-olds, fist 7lb ; three, Set lib ; four, bat 21b ; live, six, and aged, list 91b. The winner, with his engagements, to b e sold for 300 Bova if demanded, t.c. Last three miles of B.C. Entrance 3 aims. Orriox.u. Sum:4o STAR of 5 move. each, with 23 added, for 2-yr-olds ; cults, Bst 121 b ; and fillies, Sat rah ; the winner to be sold for 230 sum. . • if entered to he sold for 200 aura, allowed 51b ; if for 150 soma, 10Ib • if for 100 Wee., 14;114 ; if fur 60 sore., 211 b. Last half of .4.11. SW6EPaTIKkii of 10 goys. each ; fur 3-yr•olda, 7st 101 b ; four, gat 4lb ; five and upwards, Bst sib; the winner to be sold for 811 lova if dsinanded. to. Lest half of Ab.M. Tux CANuauximfrints STAVIN of 25 sum. each, 10 ft, and only 5 if declared, with 100 sows. added ; the winner of the Ibuciuder St. Leger to cum 12Ib • the second horse in the St. Leger or the winner of the DLocaster Cup, to carry tab extra ; the winner of a handicap value 100 sum. after the poidemtwa of the weights (Sept. 12, at 9 a.m.) to carry 71b, or any other handicap, 31b extra ; these extra ertliditta to be accumulative up to 10Ib, and the winner of the Cesarewitch to miry 71b over and above any other extra weight to which he may be liable ; the owner of the second horse to receive to lova out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 30 soy.. to the judge. Ouribridgmhire Course. (207 subs., 79 of whom pay 5 soya. mob.) Age a lb Age Alb Muni 'Starks 'Cantina 4 2 Or. Nichol ll 616 'Umpire 4 10 The Knight of the Oxford 4 V Think 3 612 "Stampede 4 e Dictator 3 612 W Mown 4 a The Kap 4 612 °Faultless • Precursor l — Defender. it u tt e rfly I.lfeboat 6 'sporting Life 'Man at Arnie . ..!.. 11 The Tattler 'Care Audi: lee 31b hardener extra Special License .... a 'Frailty lienbew 'G e neral Ilesse ~.. 4 • The Roe Romulus 'lndian Inc. 31b *Queen of the Figs 8 8 es tra) Ebony 4 e by West Ansirellita to 111 l 00 4 —4 magma Ariadno Kalil:me iiiiii &with. I 'Gabrielle ellatn re 3 4 Sutherland 4 1 Nuke Percy 3 6 Tom Bosnia' 4 1 . fralairus Ulail 4, Fravola urosah Patrick 3 'Guilder 4 11 Rocket Precise 'Janos 4 Fisherman 3 4 Folkestooe •We,tcoil 3 3 'Nemeses 'lillimitar • Ilaggiuro : Ittailibie 4 2 Did Robert Teo Kock •asterold • Knight of M.Patrick a ',titivate : 0 : 'Amy lathier& Camelia* $ eon 'Malvin Princess .. 3 I by Maass.— 'The A are 3 ' Babette 3 0 Sawcutter 4 Omaperdown lt 0 •Mowbray . Confectioner 4 , •La V apour 'I by Lingbow,onta ' Citable 3 12 The Rause (Inc lib 1 Marksman extra King of Kent *Mime Meacham's 4 7 *Toyama 3 10 • Rock Scorplou 6 7 'Shipwreck •Nalntrn 3 T Pnimotion 3 7 !vented 3 7 Tulip 'Suburban 4 7 . Jcisk Drown S 7 Slingsby 'Ripon 4 7 Vai bine *Rowley 3 T *Wild Wave 8 7 Libellous 4 7 °DMA 3 7 Robin Hood Mother to &Modem 6 V Masers S paid Mutton 4 T lingert Dorfoot Moorhen Iletnatons 6 T Black Cloud 4 paid lienkaralAill 3 313 [TWOPENCE SwELP37Agie of 10 son. each ; for 3-yr-olds, 7st 71b four, Siit 3lb ; live and upwards, Sat Sib : the winner to be sold for 200 son. if demanded, &c. Criterion Course. SELLING HANDICAP SWEEP3CIAKE.9 of I.i son. each ; 10ft ~ for 3-vr.olds and upwards ; the winner to be sold for 200 son if demanded, Sic. R.N. Hannicat Sweetens= of 15 eon. each, 10 ft ; for 2 and 3-yr.olds. T.Y.C. SWLEPs7.3 slab of 330 soys, each, h ft, for colts, Bst nb each. Al,. M. (4 subs.)—'Lord Clyde, 'Athlete, 'Leyden, Wimbledon (paid). THE ALL-AGED SiAILES of 100 eon. each, 13 ft, 15 ion. ft if declared in th e Craven, and 25 son. ft if declared in the July meeting ; 2-yr-olde, 7st ; three, Sst 121 b ; four and upwanls, Oat 51b ; mares and geldings allowed alb ; winners extra, &c. Bretby Stakes Course. Age (9 subs.) AIDI Aga 'Thunderbolt 4 1 High TreaFen .... 4' 1 King of the Forest Fairwater 3 Amsterdam 6 pay 525 son. ... . a - f by Grlsatle 1 -), Fo le:toeta Adme MAW& —Sir H. Voeux's 'Comforter,_ 5 yrs, fat 91b, apt Lure Annesley's Sweetsauce, 4 yn, ist 91b. Ab.M. 390, 13 ft. HANDICAP SWEEPcTABED of 30 toys. each, 20 ft; a winner of a handicap after the weights are declared (Oct. 24, at 10 a.m.) to carry 71b extra. List half of Ab.M. Age a lb . Age a lb 3 13 'Awe 3 12 1 'Gabardine 3 10 New burgh 3 0 3 V 'Shillelagh 3 12 5 8 'Lisbon 3 7 HavarB 4 7 Lady Clare 3 11 /A 4 lthuebos 3 11 4 5 *Rock Scorpion 6 9 4 2 Beckley a 2 'Nunnery 6 2 'Guilder 4 9 3 13 = Ply 3 9 3 IS 6 12 Babette My 3 7 4 11 Ladylike 3 6 S 9 ftrue Petrie 3 6 4 9 Cavan, ' •Solterine 'Quintile* Kennon 3 6 1 Bad Sheen 3 6 1 Wild Bird 'VW 3 0 0 Canaperdeern 3 613 Juno 3 6 10 'Claittosuitere 5 6 7 Hagar 3 6 7 Dr. Nichol 'leafier 'LBW: Lady • Falai side Pew' Touch me not Pomona Parasite 'Rastas 'Rosalind elaiiit.a colt 'Tighttlt Nbiliettrap Gidindeutro Lady Peel White Wore •Sacerdim Buttercup Autuerp (data Bobo- Le sip hot Lopeatchor wiabluou • Vanlatoto Enfield 1.1 a) tk4l DerbyLJy •ri:lecr Barb llgeon 3 7 3 7 7 3 7 7 6 7 6 3 7 6 6 7 4 • 7 2 3 7 2 4 7 3 . y MArt 7 n. -Mr. Fleming"; Leda agst Mr. C. Alexander's Lorelei, 7lb essh. T.Y.C. 2UO, b It. RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. The Eastern Counties Railway Company have, as usual, suck arrangements to meet the requirements of the public travelling to and from Newmarket next week. Trains will run between London and Newmarket as under: From London Due in Newmarket. 6.27 a.m. let, god, and 3rd class 5.0 a.m. let and 2ml clue 10.57 a.m. Ist and god class 5.0 p.m. let and 2nd class From Newmarket Due iu London. 8.25 a.m. 14 end 2nd chow (express) ll. 0 a.m. 8.25 a.m. 14, 2nd. and 3rd class 12.25 p.m. let and 2nd class 3.40 p.m. 4.23 p in. Ist said 2nd class On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday next, a special train of brit class OUTiages will leave London for Newmarket at 8.55 cm., returning froth Newmarket each day one hour after the advertised time of the last race. tto Wednesday, Thursday, soil Friday, a special train will leave Newmarket for Camioidge at 6.0 p.m., to meet the msuiug trains to Loudon, St. Ives, Huntingdon, Ely, Wieboisch, Lynn, Nor wich, &c. TATTERSALL'S. The room will be opened this day (Worley). BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FRIDAY. CAMBRIDOFSHIBE STAKES. 6 to 1 opt Heitlraz Lams (t) 6 to 1 Asteroid (t) 1C to 1 Limeltower (t) 14 to 1 Confectioner (t) 16 to 1 The Roe (t) 20 to 1 Ivitabolt (t) 33 to 1 The Wiard (t) Si to 1 Donner uril Blitz (t) :43 to 1 Baron Muochatmen (t) 40 to 1 Sporting Lite (t) LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP. 20 W 1 opt Sir William (t) 20 to 1 Cape (t) 20 to 1 Coalkleate. WORCESTER AUTUMN MEETING. Tag WORCEISTFitwan MAMMA?. New course. one Wile and three furloogs. 56 subs., 22 of whom pay 3 sows. each. The highest weight accepting being Net Alb, it hes been wised to rat 121 b, and the others in proportion. Ago al lb . . Aso it lb lt I otre 11 Ildiuss M at. r Dattot Flitch One. 11b tabs; 6 8 1 31111vertott 1461,1 tut Vita Avon New.ttatl Col.irei loner 4 7 10 Mutineer Petra pays 10 Atheretone s 7 • Watersprlt• 4 4 De.oot Ziatrari 2061ae 3 7 4 Bbepherdeu 3 2 Libellous Mouth Ausrallaa .... 4 7 1 Noblesse 3 6 1 Tal i t i t S 7 1 Dorking 3 6 1 3 5 13 The above handicap was accidentally published wrong in the Meet Calendar. Mas-at-Ainia, the top weight, should n.,t have been among the acccptaucea, cud the weights thertfure should go up 41b. THE JOCKEY CLUB. A general meeting of the Jockey Club will be held at Newmarket on Wednesday in the Houghton Meet ing after the races. NOTICEFI or M(MON. By Mr. Alexander—" That no person who enters horses in Rh MADDX' IMMO shall be allowed to adopt mud register as such smile name as that of any smith:num who runs his horzt, to his own name." I:ll;llSi;;; . niora'fhat the tin gallop at Newmarket shall be l pt up ID an ellkieut nugeer." blr. ireville—"That the tax of 1 per cent. on win nings, levied under rttla :Ai of the Jockey (luu , alien cease after the I , lx-synt ) ear. " In the event of this not being agreed to, Mr. Greville will move—" That the entrance to the two plates of 101.1/. each, for tho establishment of which this tax was levied, shall Iv reduced ti 1 mov." By Lord William i'owlett--" That in enu•.Nincoce of the crowded state of the dining-mom no more nn•mben at the now r,..ms shat be admitted, eitLer by 1en..., or as marl:l- N:IS of White's, Brookes's, and Illoodlo's, uuul O. vacancy oc curs ; and that the number of members sLall not in future ez,•eed that which now exists." The stewards of the last Goodwood races nod Admire! Rous will lay before the meeting the case of dispute as to Crnagh Patrick's right to the Stevens"e:up and Chester field Cup at Goodwood, with the corresisa :leuuu relating thereto, and ask the opinion of the meeting as to the like riot steps to be adopted. 'fi,e dates of the Newmarket meetings, lili2, will be annouuced. Acontling to the arrausuultuto now existing they will be as follows : Craven Meeting First Spring Meeting July Meeting First October Meeting Second October Meeti ng Monday, Oct. 13. 11.iughton Meeting If the, dates are n,t altered, the principal meetings depending on Newmarket will fall thus: Epaa l i Summer Meeting Ascot Tuesday, June 17. Bibury and Stockbridge Wednesday and funs day , July 2 mid 3. Door:miter • • . Goodwood will commenon, an usual, as the last Tuesday in July (the 2110). DeritFoOT AND HIS MATCHIDA—The Sporting Life nap: - " Public interest in the deeds of [Merinos has by no means abatril, and there already seems plenty of work cut out for the wild child of the prairie. The ludian'a • guide, pl.llo , ol , licr. and friend' is determined that his man shall lose nn opportunity of distinguishing himself or winning fresh(re. laurels. The following is • 11.1 of his engagements for IS6I, and no others will be entered iota until they are decided :—Fnur mile handicap, at Birmingham, on Mooday next ; one mile handicap, at Sheffield, on Nov. 4 (although me mile is not his forte, and will be the last handicap be will run in) ; ten mile sweepstakes, at Port .mouth, on Nov. 13; tea nine match with Barker, Nor. :!5; and twenty mike in two hours, foe 1001. a side, if the hacker of time will allow him • resalable chance of accomplishing it." ACCIDENTS THROUGH Fc3llo4TioN.—A great sensation wee calmed a short time einee by the death of a lady, who had incautiously ignited her iirms l y using some toilet Vinegar over the name of a Vanilla , to forms:Mg her room. An erroneous impression seems to have prevailed among the public that this accident was caused by the use of one of Simmers newly.invented Perfume Vaporizers. We think It right to state, for the informatimi of the public. and in !notice to Mr. Kimmel, Mott such is not the ran•. Any one acquainted ulth the simple end ingenious construction of the Vaporiser will easily under- Amid that Ignition by the flame of a candle could los occur with It. us it eerru•r Its own lamp. end the spacial perfume used In it is tlO4 inflammable. being vemposeel of an aqueinui Could Journal, July 27, ISSI.-lAdvertiaelnent.