The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-16 00:00:00

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White wbaek od ditto ( waigb(oogg 6511 A.), aiug Mts. to 6s), 38 k dog 521 be. to C.2lbe.). 34 I. to NALL 29a. to 314. ; to 521b5.), 2134. to 27a. o 394, ; pea, (asple)► • per rook. Amen s: barley, 2,281 quarter. 6d. • was attest as moor 14 to-dal. sad the dossed was 'toady at ode 48a. to 56h. ; oyo l d. ; new red, 40a to 44a. pet pleatileL Belaataal lots a reed x solo at pokes ei s I bang bsavity as k eid. ohm 213 a. to Ns peas ot eats. the domed kg a were held at tall palm. Po ; DIM feleke. 1 / a . show was hat halm sad old, 46a. to ; sow, 40 4 . 37a. to 38a. ; fine, 360 to I good supply of wort aod good smatpro ; inferior lots cocuroadol • won to follows :—(yd sow who* 362. to 46.0 to 28.1.; old beam, 465. t o og pra, 37w to tra; F AL 32.. to 34e. par rill. ith • oritorar quarry of t .gay, prior wort folly La pot boar sad oar roots& ad at Late ratio. zest this uremia( sp ie d 'Ta j o ; the attriegssee ism good sad prim* ample; Irioeipally for mad, sad it starter more. Berke Wide is, tad peas, UN tea& dots rly all the stands at this id, while there was a gseg d country trade. Nee of oouditioo, and mostly mar orefore directed to the hest he money market induced I there was an almost entire speculative character. Per old and sow kinds late buns Then buyers demanded a de. The present qaotations for • 53a. ; and red, 464. to 431. be. to 49e. ; and red, 431. to I laferiew old sorts of white, 435. per quarter ; Waist o 401. per quarter. Of foreign itively small show, while the Best sorts, however, were a se were of a very restricted characterised by lorreased dos an advanced about 6.1. to diem Of barley there was iroved demand, especially for din kinds were is sown. biting are 345. to 375., and bur ; best grinding. Th. le • quarter. In malt there els it the same ea before. Oats the turn dearer ; for prime f6e., and others 20s. to a before, with a steady mew • few inquiries for pea, ad rapplies of all grain matinee huge of the Ine raise and us 4 a fair ern st the fell priers nitres. whilst secondaty were cora fully u dean Prises to bite. as. to 52n. 6.ilke. per ao, whits, 41a. to 455; test. ) 11d. per stops. his day's mutt there ins s sold readily at the oerwesey sore inquired for. Oats firm. of wheat was by se mews i of white sod red &scrip. ry at gaits as mace mosey IS el 44a, to 48e. ; red, 40a. al of warm barley was Wow, UM Wes ; 0w weft ware Bahian, tks M 325. pr qr. ; loam For oats a limited der. ware without any important per 24 stone. There were act demand was Grua MIAs rstas, i ; Emit, Ms. to dOn ; rye, ffda r sack cf 2801 M. our country market, this make of grans, and prima el rbe quoted la. per qr. bleier, day we had mcdsrate supprna sd Mr. Barley and wbaat Is. last week's rake. Wbsst, OM, . sew, 375. to 445. ; barley, 20e. to 265. • re have again to mart rather a for the time of yam bat oar vet 7 considerable. Than bas he trade the last few days, bat ham able to realise the extreme Wheat, foreign, has girt' 's7 iclina all varieties tae ta mica wimples of Irish bring soma ,actiaaged. Oats, being ink for the prices of ippaar inclined to pay. Isaias i.rrel, but is more extensively ion aad on speonlatioa, at this Rad. T. 14.—This wag the Ant of the fled Heraptotia, bat there west wed with ordinary years. Oaly exhibited, the rentateder of the eoaple of hundreds of Irish end Prima : Highland esti* 61. , with very MOD badges' deist selt. 20 or 30 lots of sheep were s done at the following queer Re. to Us; ones-bred lambs. Se. Se. to 22e.; Oheviot owes, 28e. lOLLOWAVB OIIIIIIIINT AND dreerr provident, however arida red to be assailed by de wed with a re medy spinet dew and Pills discovered by Professor by every person who hoe tried them I In curing all outward flieeree sad from violence. exposure. mineral Thle °Mimes' heels all dera , I n n amms tlon. These pills ren In moderately good health ac Uglily beneficial by their tendency to mpurities and weskneeles, whence arias. AGES, AND DIATHIL BIRTH& , IPA Standish Rectory, Iffra. Br Ilaathwood-hdas, lion/4141M WM of • daughter. }lbrattar House, Chathaaa, the wife of estowoo-Themea, the wife of Rhoda CUWei-put, Slough, the vile of Z. at Upper Westbourneterraos, OW' lessee. Du of • sow LlitItlAGE l 3. 12, at TrioltyChapel, Baistoe, by the r. A. O. Brown. of Bromley, Kent, *or of Brathay-lodge, Claphals.parit. to Isq., of Culae-hill. Surrey. 171.. Octoberthe pada gory gardcastle, tau of Writtle• Hardeaatte, Fan., P.. to Ma Of sir J. F. W. liezechel. But 'khan% Kent. 3ber 12, at at. Mathew's. WalwoW l L' Wilson, ILA., J. T. Tophask aa ta; lasb-road S tock well. So Alien ark-toed. at Hyde lodge, Duras= Don of She Rev. Weis Cbefessa. aa. Mein Surat, Esq., ot Yott4errice, 3. 83 Metes, Iliddless& A. W. Om. L Joao, fact•, of be Cidarep )rove-hill-terniee, Grovir4lUM4 0 1,0 " 1 ` Wel 67. at Maids-WU MA Ws. laselo* •It G. Traidaway, Vac, a u = ISM , ____..... -------- M waumt Ins Zuni► et lto. 4 be City a London, Pantor. se all . 0 . 4 , la the Precinct et White:Wile. 111 a i _...-------------- D ROUTIL-00110fIINIOSTION to 127E/1.4_ AM:TALL. am., via ItGYIT 0 11111.4.148TrAii n . peal4Bl3l.All sad OPILMILL BMX wAvtaArtow affralei BOWE EASSIMIERS sad resolve Como and Percale for Otbraltar Mal s a Matz London 016 “ • ht, Vb i aos, Cloytaa. so* Oaleotta. Um fltralla, awl China, .mamma wit..6olatheNlPOOn so the Oh sae 90th of own mama • foe Naha, WO. Adak had Bum ,bar Whams( tha . l2lb ...ab of sub mouth ; sad for Mauritius. Lbw Goso 17 - ..„A_ iy a ibourna and Sydney, by the demon leaver flotta a "--- oa Oho 20th of ovary month.—For Wear pardbolars lsa g y to,o comysay's Oalcoo, 121, Loadotholl-otrool. ILII. lan am: , od i etailaos. amehiagotes. §igklif to MELBOURNE and SYDNEY. The splendid new ocean steam by MI. WIG, i coo horse-power conunmided by Captain JOHN OW 02 '. -' 6.6 3 of the 'Mitres end Sea King), to leave the tot itylm mai Doc k s ush November, and Plymouth lb* 90th Novas wr. Th is D uiriCent OCOOLO steemahlp has been avec:Wily de et and Sited errantly foe the pensesper ritte‘)C ra I trade to Madras and China. Will carry as ex - atom mod le Sited with alt maim usgirovesomia t b s waded and health of the pasesogess —Pa patfankris t s ROBERTSON and Co., bat-chambers, tri King juiphoter. sad No. 6, NOWIIII■IIII-COWS. °Gnaw. Lon doSe. arEMS. MONEY WIGRAM end SONS' (of anckwalgard, London) LINE of MAY sod ?ACM t o gun' LIA, For 11111.130U1NE, Port Philliaglioct the D o cks on Monday, Mk November, at lesve 1. tn. splendid clipper ship EN= 1.100 teal. •0. 013 D, Doestander tying In the Keen ladta Docks . Her scenixodatk" far all classes of parreas are =surmised. m g sae will carry lux experienced sargeoo.—Tor freight m or igen to ALM= and 110110 AN, with Kam ga A N whig and SON& I, Leadeshaliwtreet. MAI FROII LIYIIIIFOOI. OR P.IIIIIINBTOWN TO NSW YORK, TWICI • wzra ina lIVIE,POOL,m NEW YORK, and A. paurnarau MA -BIIIP COWAN T Wend de .4f/bitten tull-poweredarbuilt Iron Screw Steara-Ships, Zs nyles the United State& TROY LIWFJI7OO for WSW YORK. CITY OF WWWWN, Wednesday. Oct. 18. CITY 01' OIORK, Friday, Oct. 110. A, Wednesday. Om It Am ~y Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and itaturdays. cam posey the mail stamen sailing eve Wednesday, n, It sailll PrLIbNY, accordlos to the accomm CWo =dirt the Friday's and Saturday's steamers, 18 guineas, pamillg• Includes a full 'apply et cooked yineepen ter Canada and the United States booked = l ir ot ammedwatterons term& —For further parOotilers apply to tIAN, A:Fatar-anala. 'Amami; eit to LIVE: awl NAM, ut G. nod NWaw-swew.. London. rtOPKNHAGEN, MALMO, and STOCKHOLM. Une • screw stesseer NEWSILY. Captain J. E. CAVE, a awe tee the above porta on or sb.mt 19th that. Bee excel lent scressodation for pemengety.—Apply to Pfi7LLIPPB. egAve9, rIIILLIIIB am co.. as. Danetawe-boase. St, Da antis. LC. ROTTERDAM and the RHINR—REDUO. HON of IARYS.—Tbe Netherlands Steamboat Company's ease favourite Warner BATAVIIR. captate W. SMITH. will lams imanrick Pier, Blackwell, EVERY SUNDAY at 11 cidosl. es antval t the 10.3 ) am. train from Fraction:hatred Station. Sewed fares Saloon. LI 6a ; fore cabin, lEa : return ticket' Mel at a fare sod a halt.—Apply at CHAPLIN'S 'inhered wee igne-ctrces, W ; or to PHILLI PPS, ONAVIS. PHlL unit 1.4 CO.. St. Donnan'abouse, St. Dunstan's-bill. LC. CIPTHENBUR.The first-class screw steamer u Gusto W ASA, the C STIMIL will dear for the Om port Cu or shoat the 19th Instant To be followed by other Itet-elsse steamers Has sup.rior accommodation for yes isscsra—Apply at CILLPLIN'S Universal Onlee. Regent-etretuk W or to PIC LL I PPS. GRAVE 4, MULLIN'S and Co.. St. Dun. diefaiamet St. Dluttaarit-blll. LC. BRRMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover , Brune - MA. and Central Germany.—The North German Lloyd's be &MMus screw eteamer HOWL. Captain J. 11E1TMA NN, MB be daspatehad from lionelydown a TlillitSDAY. the October (weather permitting). at 10 ca (leg at linuirwick IW, Blackwell, be pamenners. at It nom—Farm to Bremen. LS and Ll: return tickets, £3 and LI 10a—Apply at CHAPLI N'S Unreal Oface, Begert-cirena. W. : or to PUILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS and Co.. St Panatmeelionae, Bt. Dwastatia-hill. L.C. CiRAVESIND. The GREAT EASTERN NJI IfTEkli-11111P. The SALO° STEAM-FACINT COM POTE VESSEL the ALEXANDRA leaves London -bridge Wharf Mill (Sundays incinded;, at a querter.pa 10 am., l*r Roster vilie and Terrace Pier. °mew. end theme Toone the GREAT 308111tlf off SHEMIN pgg ; ret ed ernmg from Gravesend ;calling andille at 030 p.m. Fares :—From London to Graver —Fere Saloon, single, la. ; ditto, return, la 9d.: Grand isle, Is. ed.: ditto, Tatum, 21.6 d. From London round= Intent Ind beek—Fore Saloon, ts. Grand Selo" 4.. From 41terareed round Great Eastern and Tank—Fare Saloon, U. dd. Saud Wow, Si. Children under Tea Years of age hall-prlm. Was. 40, lattehesp. T EE CREDIT FOAMIER led). and MOBILIZE of EVGLAND (Lad LOT® of the HALT-YEARLY REPORT and BALANCE WIT awed to the shaebolden this day, an be had on appll atm Mae Company's edam ALFRED Lows, Becataz7. 17 ad IL Conalll, Loudon, October t 3 MA THE CREDIT FONCtER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Limited). NOTICE It HEREBY GIVEN, that the ILATS-IrEARLY OitiElLtL MEETING of this Company will be held et the Landon Tavern, Bishopsgste street, London. on TVINDAY, the uw Octoter, at 11 o'clock am. precisely, for the purpose of receiving the Directors' and Auditors' Report and balance sheet. and for &Tiering a dividend. The Treader Books of the Company Intl be dosed hum Satur day, the list eaturday, the flith October, both days includes. By ceder of the Court of MNCiOI% ALFRED LOWS, Secretary. 17 sod 12, Conlin, London. Oct. d, DM& THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND 11Analted). Capital L 4,000,000, la 200,000 dares of £lO each. Capital subscribed, 100,000 shares Arse Jewel, £2,000,000. Capital paid op thereon ,g 5 per there), £300,000. Reserve fund, £200.000. Thrldend reserve fund. £7 0 . 000 . Inurwirma. The Right Hen. JAMES 8 IVA RT WORTLEY, Governer. JAMES LEVICY, Req.. Merchant. Armal Deputy Prd. JAMES NrCE./fT DANIELI., req., chairman of ) Governors. the Alliance Bank ;Limited). James Chi do Esq., London. Dent, sem, Eq.. Chairman of the Thames and Mersey liertne insurance G'sapony (Welled). Alexander Dunbar, req., Old Broad.stmet, London. Cheri) s Esq., Lloyds. Adolphe Hakim, M. (Mews. Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and Co.), London. Mil= Harrison, Eaq. (Mears. Young, Harrison. and Bevan), Director of the Thames and Mersey Insurance Compeer. Richard Stuart Lane. Req. (Messrs. Lane, Hanker, and Co.) London. Charles K. Newham, Ere., London. Henry Pownall, Esq., RUPaell-square, London. Joseph Meant' timi h, Esq. , Mears. Macktill Smith and Co.) Old Broad-street, London. Edward Warner, Req.. M.P.. London. Jaime White. Req., M.P. Albert Gran; Zee.. M.P.. Managing Director. The 1 87 11 and Masterman's teak (Limited). Venn. Smith, Payne, and Smiths. The National Bank. London, Dublin, and Hs Branches Ir. Ireland. 773. Alliance Bank (Limited). London, Liverpool, and Man chester. Soucrross--Means Mershon, Evans, and Co., Nicholas-lane, LC. Sena - row—Alfred Lowe, Esq. Moss, 17 and 18, Conshlll, London. DEPOSITS szerivaD BY T HE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Limited]. RATES for MONEY on DIPOSIT.—Ihis Company receive@ money on Deposit in rums of tlO and upward., at the under mentioned rates, from this day until rmeMr 'mace, viz. : At fourteen day.' notice 6 per cent per annum. At one month's notice 6l per cent. per annum. For Axed periods of Not leas than 8 month@ and up to 6 6t per rent. per annum. months Beyond 6 months and op to B months 6 per cent. per annum. Beyond 9 months and up to it months 6} per oent per annum. Beyond 18 months and up to as months a per cent. per annum. Forms of application can be ottatned of the Moreton, to 'Man all COISIMIIIIICIL/006 must be addressed. By order of the Court, ALFRED LOS. Socretai7. Noe 17 and 18, Cornhill, London, Oct 9, 1966. GALE'S PROTECTED GTJNPOWDER COMPANY (Limited). Spin! IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the APPLICATION LET *Shares In QM Company will be CLOSED on THURSDAY emt, October the 18th. DAVID KIR. Seaeary (pro tan.). Temporary Mars, ISt, Graham Houle, Old Broad-strut, Oct. 10,1856. HYAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 08 and R. OX.FOLDBTILY 6 S. overcoats for Inn, rein, and dust, les. 60. to Ste. Overoosta, Uned and laced, 255. to 465. Buns for laminate, the park, and lotnal, ea. to GM. Jacket in all the tosniononis styles, tls. to 4 h. Sandringham Burton* PCs- to 76a Vest to (tubiform, winds' od. to Zs. Trooo6ll taw tunnel"- is siting and tester's* leo M. to 111. HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS, 66 and 67. 01/01D4111110 2 . No. I. Gentlemen's Clothing for tormantata wear. No. 2. Oen- Ilereea's Order Department. No. L Nogg Clothing for banandiata near. No. 4. Nogg and Truths' Order Department. No.s . Habit sod Livery Department. N 0.6. Hats and General Hosiery. Na 7. Travelling Clothin , Umbrellaa, Porosertrour. 1 : 2 2 2 , &e. r ' sv inclal Branduss : Bit 21,12, sad 23, Newatreee; bed 4 Benito. IF YOU TRAVEL, send for BIISSEY, and Co.'s ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of YOITILA.I4- TRACE Tmaks, Raga, and ovary other travelling reqatelta. Alto SDK Marine, sad Opera comess. so/tvae df " 41°61 "" sad dieapoess.-4111, New Oztortt-ateleek W.C.,. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, • delicate sad dlethnot perfume, extracted from the flowers, eLnio (*NELL sad Co., Peelumen to ILIL H. the Primal la two. 12. Three iteg-eout, Larnacalaw* mam. STOI3 A RI:—TIIZATRE of MYSTERY, ROYPTIAN HALL—TiIIS KVZNINO (If ondayi, Oot. 16 Colonel STOOL= will, at his 200th Representation, introduce, for the tat time. a new original Melon, entitled THE SPRVN X. • Waal ; the meet marvellous discov ery ever presented in the Magic Art. Also. at each representation. Ventriloquism, the testantansona growth of Flower Trees, and the reel Indian Beaten Feat, as only performed by Colonel Modem SVRRY KVIIIiNG. at L Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons, at 5. — sloe at tateitaire. Ohl Rendetreet, and 'hwt-oelloti, Itapiliam- MIL —Ailgalisboo, li., ft.. Stalls. Si. . Almost sillsoaloas."—Vide "Times," AprillS, INS. pint O.X.VORD.— SIXTY -SIX, by J. OFFEN- BACH ; LA THAVIATA, NORMA. 4kc by the meet eilidentOperatio Company in London, including dime . Um% Barrie : Madame Lad% and lila Pita-Henry 11 l a s / Albm Gress. fipagaoli, Busk, W. Willtsens, and elver the BRIDAL of BEAUTY, by the Mimeo Tory and hsreGonntse. Corned) and Burlesque by the IYAnhans, bleetre. Dovish and Davie. the Brothers and Bitter Ktralk the celebrated Ilungarlan damage and other available talent. —llllB PIA.NOFORTA 14 Guin•ak cost 40 ; full moms cottage, metallic plate, an latest Improvements, warranted. Mat ea sold this we*: trial 'Mowed ; so mamma able offer retuned . for cash.-12, Downham-road. NM BOY'S BOOK BY XL PiitCY B. ST. JOHN. MB day. to 1 vol., rico Os.. pAuL P EABDY. Jthe Author of The War Craws." O bo. ohn Harwell out Co.. 12; Flost-stfeet. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (ulna% Teumux&) FRANCE. TOULON, Ocr. 15. The frigates Eldorado, Comer, Mogador, and Labrador are being fitted out to proceed to Civita Vecchia, where they will meet on the Lt November, in order to embark 3,700 French troops, infantry and cavalry. Yesterday there were seven deaths from cholera in this town. At Arles only three took place. PARIS, Ocr. 14. Letters received here from Rome state that Mgr. Franohi will visit Russia upon a religious mission. ITALY. ROM& Oor. 14. The Pope received the Count de Sertiges in pri• vate audienoe this morning. AUSTRIAN FINANCE. VIENNA, Ocr. 15. The General-Correspondent says : " We are ena bled to state that the rumour asserting that a decision had already been taken by the Emperor relative to the committee of control for the manage ment of the public debt is wholly unfounded. A verhearly settlement of this question by the Em peror may however be expected." THE NEW AUSTRIAN LOAN. VIENNA, Oar. 15. The Wanderer states that the new Austrian Loan has been concluded, and says :—" Messrs. Roths childs' several houses, as well as that of Messrs. Baring Brothers, of London, are the contractors for the loan, which will be issued in two emissions, each of 60 millions of florins. The first will be issued on commission by Messrs. Rothschild of Vienna, at 92 (silver currency), and will bear 5 per cent. interest. The bonds will be exempt from all taxation, and be redeemable in fifteen years. The second issue will be effected as soon as the first has been disposed of." THE CHOLERA IN MADRID. MADRID, Ocr. 15. The electoral movement is paralysed by the pre valence of cholera. More than 60,000 persons have emigrated from Madrid to escape the epidemic, which has now diminished considerably. CHINA. AND JAPAN. SHANGHAE, Ana. 21. Sir Harry Parkes bas entered upon his diplo matic duties in Japan. An official residence was granted to him at Yeddo after some opposition. The Ville de Hoe, the first steamer built in China, has been launched successfully. The Chanticleer has been abandoned. The steamer Wokee has been wrecked. The markets are generally improving. _ AUSTRALIA. AND NEW ZEALAND. MELBOURNE, Atm. 25. The drought continues in the north, and the sheep are dying by thousand& Parliament was prorogued on the 4th. Council has thrown out the Tariff Bill. Monster meetings have been heli in consequence, at which some news papers were publicly burned. Advices from New Zealand state that General Cameron's resignation was caused by the unsatis factory relations between himself and the present ministry. Five regiments have been ordered home. Several skirmishes have taken place between the volunteers and natives, in which the latter were driven back with the loss of several killed. The natives have murdered Captain Close and three other Englishmen. The Governor's speech to the General Assembly . promises a bill for protecting the interests of the - native race. _.---._--- ------- The following telegrams have been received by Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com- P llll 9 CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS. " MARSEILLES, Ocr. 14. " The Mongolia, with the above mails, arrived here at 10 a.m. to-day. " The mails leave for London at 2 p.m. " Passengers and ship will be admitted to Fa tigue on Monday afternoon." THE BOMBAY MAIL. "SUEZ, Ocr. 15. " The Jeddo, with the Bombay mail, arrived here at 8 p.m. on Thursday, the 12th inst." We (Galignatti) regret to announce the death, at Moe, titer a long and painful illness, of Henri Ernst, the eminent violinist. Ile was born in 1814, at Bruno, in Moravia. OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIIS.—QUZZLISTOMN, Ocr. 15.—The Royal Mail steamship Africa arrived here at four p.m. to-day, embarked mails , pamengers, and latest telegram', and proceeded immediately far Halifax and Bos ton. All well. LITZBOAT SEELVICIEL—ME. Hume, Lloyd's agent at Dauber, N. 8., reports on the night of the 13th bit. the:— " I have oily just time to say that the lifeboat of National Lifeboat Institution on this statism has been the menus of saving five men from a vessel wrecked th is is morning." This boat is the gift of Lady Coulegiumi-Fairl to the institutioo, and it is named tbe Wallace, after the well-known patriot and hero of flootiand.—At 10 o'clock on Friday morning ► large ship was sees to strike on St. Patrick's Causeway, snow miles off Bareionth, North Wake. The lifeboat of the National Institution was immediately Lunched and pat off with the view of render* amistasoa to the ship. After the venal bad remained about twenty minutes on the voyage —A rocks, she fortunately got off and m on her down Ch ship trivia' been observed on Thursday WI hiannel. B a lly oo tten Bay ° dieting, (reports the Rev. D. 0. Blayne) the lifeboat of the National Institution was isnoched as seen is practi cable, and momedad to her eiriaterios Bit owever e mained coin by the vessel all sight as the crew f eared they week% be lled to atosdoit hew before aseraieg. Hby that W t Übe idp bad ass to • plasa smisSy. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nom on owl onamosolorr.) PARA SUNDAY Emma. The Gazette des Hdpitaur contains the following restimh of the sanitary state of Paris : A decided diminution both in the number and malignity of thaws awns in the arroadimementa whore the diaries first appeared.Eiteasioa of the malady in so me other parts of Paris. Very few serious eases anywhere, and a moth larger proportion of Gum than on auy former (wee lion of the kind. Galitro-tiatiatlllal attacks are very mune roue, but these yield for the most pert to the molt &Jamie treatment, and Mee to mere change of regimes. A controversy between two Marseilles doctors is going on in the medical journals upon the question whether the cholera broke out sponta neously in Marseilles, or was imported there. The arguments are so nicely balanced that the editor of the Gazette des Hopitaux de clares himself unable to pronounce an opinion. The barracks of Paris, which were long tree from the epidemic, have been attacked this week in a mild degree. Four cholera patients, from the Napoleon Barracks, were sent to the Val de Grace Hospital on Wednesday, and on Thursday the same establishment received 28 trom various military quarters. On the news reaching the commander-in-chief orders wore promptly issued to purify the barracks and give the army of Paris extra air and exercise. - - The Dibats gives in its adhesion to the govern meat in the matter of the cholera congress, and thinks the purification of the East, including the marshes of the Ganges, in order to prevent infec tion in the West, is the true " Eastern question." Dr. E. Maurin, of Marseiles, in a pamphlet, entitled the " Prophylazy of Cholera," announces that a company is about to start under powerful auspices with a view to the " canalisation of the Ganges and the transformation of the Delta into productive land." The Opinion Nationale says it is enabled to con firm the important news of the proximate secu larisation in Turkey of the property of the Muasul man clergy, and that the Marseilles despatch of the Haves agency published on Thursday was altogether wrong. The Ulemas have accepted the proposal of the Grand Vizir, and the best understanding now prevails between the mem bers of the Musaulman clergy and the government of the Sublime Porte. The Opinion considers this measure as an important step towards the conces sion of the rights of property to foreigners. When M. Emile de Girardin heard of the death of M. Nefftzer's eon he sent him a telegram thus worded, " Dear Friend,—You are still more un happy than I because your child was older." WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MONDAI. OCIO TOIL 16. 11 &Y. E. T.• W. Y., Zi D. 11.1 N. 13. '— : airn een .. 7.1°,:i .1.1: 1 TAni: ;;;,..._"F Lash ....... t 9.82 411 i N.Z. 1 It • bee 1 - 1 Ardrosson• . 22.21 471 Z.N.Z. 2 N.W. Ihr .0.10 2 Oreeocasibi . .. 29.76 62 6. 2 N. co !- 12 Valenti*.... 29.6168 RAW. 6 N.g. cr • 0.6 e 4 Cope e ear .. 29.10 67, B.W. 6 W. :mr 0.26 6 Liverpo•l ... 2991 50 1 8.8. E 1 EI.Z. I 0.• , Qui 1 Nalybood 29.5464 8.8. W. 3 N.N.W. co 'co i 0. 0. 12 3 -.1 - 29.96'56! 6.3. W. 4 N. 55 330.00 . 60; B.EW. 4 N.N.W. is 10.02 8 L'Orliove 001 IL 2 N.N.W. tab I 0.06 2 tochetort .01 1 42' NA. 1 N.& I cI. 10.12 3 l'Utelilih 29.971491 B.W. I N. c , 0.22 1 wernoatas 29.9750, N. 1 N.F. clO 27, 2 Partemoub 29 9146 EX.& 2 N. F. rt ' 0.31 1 Itookdos - 30.00 431 Z. 0 NZ. of 0.06 - Norsoottl6 . 119.90 411 N. N.& 2 N.' bo - 1 licarborougt 29.1101:0 W.O.W. 1 N. of -I 1 Wale 29.91 471 N.W. 1 2 14.14. .bt- I 2 asit " land- . =.--.7.---- - :--------. ITZIDAT. MODABLZ. WRIoNItiDAT LW. to B.E, strong, 011 NOE7IIEOII S.E. to W.and N.Wrain ~ with ralm 00A/M. strong. squally, &Lidice,. 8.13. to SW.. strong, In wormax. P. W. to N.W., Wrong, laces a gide, with squally to moderato, rain. bowers. 6.3. E to W.P.W., fresh Elortnahls. As next above. to strong, with rain. B.W. to ii.g and again .Liftman. Similar to above. to W., fresh to strong, unsettled. Northern=Bcothmd. Western=lreland. Wales, and adja• cenehm. lionthern=English Channel and Bay of Biscay. l a stern=itsstward an d and North Sea. Tai MEETING or THE NEW PAELIAMILVT.•--It 13 generally understood that the new parliament will not meet till the third week in January, when the first Wai ner will be the election of a Speaker, who, having been presented to the Home of Lords on the following day, a week will be allowed for the swearing in of member , . The regular bushier of the session will not, therefore, comment* before the usual time. No opposition is ex pected to the reelection of the late Speaker.—Otwereer. It is stated in a telegram from Queenstown that the American steamer that touched there on Saturday carried large sums of money from the head centre in the United Stated—probably to defend the persons now is prison. One of their wives, the day after her husband was arrested, tecelved a cheque for 3001. from an nnknowe bled. The Crown will have no easy task at the commis sion ; money will not be spared on the defence of the se- cased. After a long diplomatic residence in Rome, where be arrived while the war between the Northern and Southern Stella of America woe at its height, Monsignor° Lynch, Roman catholic' Bishop of Charleston, has taken his depar ture for his diocese. The bishop's return is sooomplished at the express desire of Preeldent Johnson, who, far from wishing to molest Dr. Lynch for his °Decoction with the Southern government, reekons on his real for the psetifica lion of spirits and the reparation of the disasters of war in Charleston. The exodus from Turin has gone on briskly during the summer and early autumn. Two thousand persons are skid to have left for Florence last week, in cluding a large proportion of public functionaries. Under the portiooes of Castle-square one sttilthel aces on ce busy hive " Misistry of the Interim " over a doorway, ba now shelters but a scanty remnant of the swum. A portion of the employ& of the Public Works Department still remain, as also do the great railway administrations. Some of the chief capitalists have betaken themselves to Floreara, and others will follow. Bankers and merehants are still in doubt what is beat to be done ; the moment is one of anxiety and transitioo. The Bores has lost one of its chief supports ; the main pillars of the Turin FAchasge are gone, and lowbrow generally Sage. Tau LONDON SOCIETY or Courosrrous.—On Saturday 'vesting last about 200 patience!' conceded directly and indirectly with the printine profess sat down to dinner in the new ball of the Farmers' Club, at the Salisbury Hotel, Saliabary-eqnsra. Flestatreaty the chief object being to extriod the goal feeling hitherto exist ing betweea employers and employed. Mr. Thomas Hoene, M.P. for lArnbeth, presided, supported by several well keel's muter printers. ANOTHIta CONIPISMID STACE-718113. —A servant girl. named Jess Thompeon, bee 000 fessed to having set fire to the stasis burnt in the yard of hat master, Edward Davison, of Spored° Farm. The magistrate said be thought it a very strange case for a y oun g woman to set fire to and destroy about 2001. worth of property belonging to the maws and mistress who, she steted, had sated virry a r a tZ towards bey. She bed escaped the pa after she d as her confession had been extracted from her. After warning the prism,: be discharged her. I armonizer IN LINCOLN'II-IPIt•FIILDE... Ti. bias OP GODST Sorel.—Os Saturday the weaffoldiag was cleared away, displaying to pablie view the Holborn front of the new as of Court HAW, and dorie s the past few weeks several buildiep in the rear have ben rased, and anothar handiness frontage in Lineoln's-inn-fields ra rapidly rearing air head. The priaeipal portion of thi s structure (wirier will shortly be completed) is erected urn the sate of the ancient hostalrie known as the George sad Blue Boar. I me 'sore oast is to be about 70,0001. rreLy. --- 4 ,-- It may be remembered that the electoral circular of M. Natoli, in Italy, admitted a deficit of 980 millions. Most of the journals concluded from , that declaration that the Italian government would , be obliged to have recourse to a ne w loan. The 7tion e e Tress ri or , of F u len d, ce,.i: s i l a a t rt l iele y on tlie m ti:it a io n n y appeal to credit. • A Naples letter contains the following :—" The convent of San Domenico Maggiore has been eva cuated by the Dominican monks who occupied it. This was the building in which at. Thomas d'Aquin taught in 1272, and in whioh be ooe day heard the crucifix of the great altar say to him in a distinct voice :—' Bens ecripsdati de me, Thom& ; quam ergo memedem recipes l To which be replied with equal faith and modesty :—' Non aliam nisi te, Domine.' The crucifix is still there, se least it ; is shown as such ; but whim the agents of the mu , nicipal authorities this week took possession it said nothing, and did not even utter the least anathema against the present times and their perverseness." LIFEBOAT SERVICES. ARELOW, IRELAND, Oor. 18. Mr. P. Maher, the harpoon-master, states that a vessel was reported to be in distress yedseday ea the Arklow Bank dude; a strong wind from N.W. The life- boat of the Royal National Lifehostlnstitutke was maimed and launched, and with as little delay al poselble. Os sr. riving at the Bask the vessel was found to be the steals ship Prestos Belle, of Liverpool, with her engines Wok= down. The assistsnee of the lifeboat was offered to thecae ' tale, wbo thereupon me so other means of saving the vessel than by despatching the lifeboat to the shore with a telegraphic message to the oween for a steamer. Amord ingly the boat returned to the harbour, wbielt IMO rembad at 8 p.m., the mew =De exhaueted, having bele eut le hears sad having the lifeboat 17 galas against a bard wied sad heavy see. The message was thee at moo despatched. The reseal drifted about all night and was observed this morning, at anchor neer flialgormaa beak, and a special messenger was sent to Dublin with that intelligence. HOLY ISLAND, NORTHUMBERLAND, °cr. 13. A barque was observed at anchor yesterday (writes R. A. Wilson, Esq.), in close proximity to the Ferns Island+, and a lugs fishing boat went to her aasiettioes. On the reveal approaching the harbo ur it was oteerved that she was waterlogged and far from manageable, and that there was &err in taking bar over the bar in seek a heavy see, as she was of • deep drought of water. The Grate Darling lifeboat of the National Institution :es amordiegly launched and proceeded to the bar, where she awaited th e approach of the vessel, which, if she bad hung oo the bar, would in all probability have goes on to the rooks at Pat ten &lel, where all the crew might bays been lost in the absenos of the Witham Fortunately the vil•9 only struck oaths bar without hanging and got into safety without any other accident. The lifeboat behaved admirably on the occasion. ST. J MIST& The St. James's Theatre re-opened on Saturday i sight, under the mattegistmat of Wm flerbertorith a very ex. °silent comedy company, and anew drama is four acts, caned Caught in the Toils, adapted by ILL John Brougham from • Braddon's novel of "Only a Clod." This theatre has soy hem dependent for so away masons on eating versions of Piss Braddea's novels, is shish Mir Rabat has played more or leas prominent fair-haired elmanme, that the drama of Saturday night an hardly be orstsidayd • DeveitY. ereept in owe particular. It ie not mooned with any crime that Is punishable by act of parliament, and only advances to the borders of bigamy. The plot le sot pleasant, and the charades, with one or aro esoeptiona, are all %tenably diagnosable, bat there is mere of the toss of veal life in the play than in say forma siege work fain the same source. The piece is pot ripen the stags without say a ttempt at monk splendour, and was "well ,reesived by • good audience. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Ocr. 14. Pouricat. licorrotfr.—The Professor of Political Pcmoomy (Nohow Fawcett, ILP.) Wlll emermem ea Tweeds" seat a Gomm et hem= as " Oanitaleand taboos." Them leonine will be delivered ha the Lawechodr at 12 dolor& our Parade)* Thersday and fishtails Oorlsos—The Mete& have beau made advanced to • p of 7W.; Atkey, 401. ; Gross, 401. ; Rersolda, 601. ; fiesor, sleeted to a eebolsrebtp of 401. • Haines, 601. ; Gnash* 431. ; Wriedit. 301. ; Truman, 801: ; Taylor. 201. Ham, shaded to a Osier esholuship of 401. ; Wyatt, 401. ; Gibson, 304 MIMED, OCT. 14. bie.owAtzw Cousos.--The election to the vsowet fellowship at this college terminated today n favour of Mr. Hinaar a Chfiloncr Oa* B. L., sod .my of the Magdalen Col lege. Them were *eves esadklates. Mr. Ogle obtained lashed saholanhip in 1863. DE GREY Oil PUBLIC! AMISS. AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAUS Drfn THIS WEER.—Ther• are three etwalera due at Liverpool this w eek with the American and Canadian mails. The Allan Company's steamer Moravian, from Quebec on the Tth may be expected to reach Liverpool in the course of to morrow (Tuesday) ; and on Wedneeday awning next the lumen Company's steamer Etna. from New York also on the 7th, will no doubt r each the Maguey. On Saturday next the screw steamer Cuba, belonging to the Cunard Company, will possiblyunseat Liverpool, with dates from Bootee to October U, sod Halifax on the morning of the 13th. Tug Slavicr..—" Year by year," ears writer in the Star, "the Civil Service of the country has been emoting itself, and by the exercise of esprit de corps now happily promises, but at one time greatly needed, it has taken up its proper position in the country. The Civil Service Rifle Regiment is, to use the roue able threes, ' second to Pone f the Civil Service csicinten bold their own among the best elevens of England ; the Civil Service Club pennon to be one of the pleasantest Loedoo the Sint prospectus of the Civil Service Musical Society, juste ns& looks eminently vigorous and healthy. The Princ of Wales is *coo ; the Duke of Cambridge, Lords Hartington, De Grey and Ripon, Granville, Donoughmore, Palmerston, and Darwin, and Mr. Gladstone aro vice patrons; the preddent is Mr. Stephenson, the chairman of the Board of Inland Reveal»; and the viee-liresident, Mr. Frederic Clay, facile prnexpa wootgat musical amateurs, sod composer of some charming operettas; the ban. werebary is the indeletipble Mr. Guy Pym, Civ who, after jumping innumerable hurdles as mamapr of the il Service Athletic Sports, will, in his new capacity, be enabled to take a few bars' rest ; sod the committee have been leaky in the selection of their working members, having Mr. Arthur Sullivan as conductor, and Mr. J. Foster es director of choir. The acuity is not exclusively confined to member of the Civil Service. Ladies and gentlemen unconnected with the service will be admitted to the con cern on certaio terms, bet they will not be eligible for grimiest= to the reburials, nor have say voles in the deli berations of the society." limy mount or EDINBEROII.—The appointment by the Home Secretary of Professor David Mamma, of Uni versity College, London, editor of Ncionitlan's Magazine, to the chair of Rhetoric and English Literature in the University of Edinburgh , rendered vacant by the death of Professor Avt.min, bonalready bees ernionnowl. The riflery attached to the chair is only 200 L, but to a popular pro fessor there is a certainty of a large close. Two other pro fessorships are at this moment vacant in Edinburgh Uni versity. One is the chair of masse, endowed by General Reid, vacant by the demise of Professor Donlan's, and the wpointment to which is in the beads of the University Court. The court is to meet for the election of a profewor of music in the fi rst wink of November, or so won there tot s the Rector (11r. Gladstone) can find it convenient tbe preseot. Among the caodidates are Mr. Hollth, 11r. J. P. Oman), Mr. G. A. Mader-len, and about 20 others, including several foreign professors of music. The salary is 4201., supplemented by class fees. The music is Poe through the care of the tate Professor Dooaldson, one of the hest equipped in Europe. The remaining vaceney is in the chair of Soots Law. Derrninerrrn FIRE lir FritSBURT.-.-Yeaterdity morning, at en early hour, a Ire broke out in the pre mises of Mr. Themes Neale, patent pasteboard bettor manufacturer, situate in Binh-court, Wilsoe-street, Fins bory-square, and could not be extinguished until the fac tory woe burned out, the whole of the valusb`o contents consumed, arid the premises of Mears. Heathfield said Co., chemical works, were damaged by ere end water. The origin of the fire is unkpowo. Fortunately the Bearers were insured in the Royal Fire-office. AMATEUR HIGHWA/SUN.—On todayYh John toughing, • young Irishman , who was stated a student at one of the colleges at Ba th, was charged before T. B. Sauaders and J. H. Webb, magistrates at Bradford on-Avon, with assaulting two boys, named Howes sad Rosen. with intent to commit highway robbery. t oat on The pri soner. with two or three fellow-collegisw, wep Saturday on a fishing excorrion on the river Avon. After having partaken freely of some Irish whiskey the sport of 'wring was relinquished. and the primmer *ad his own conioos disembarked. Proceeding slang the Litrider Starr turnpike-road they met the two boys in a donkey cart, and L o ughran presented. a horse pistol at them, with the ds. mood, "Your money or your life." The boys, who were much frightened, eadeavonred to escape, but were prevented by the prisooer, who pushed one of them back into the cart, and commenoed rifling his pockets. The youth resisted, and in the struggle his coat was torn to pieces, bat he managed to get sway from his assailant. The grimier then set opos the other boy sod the donkey, eni best them with his fishing o rod till it was broken to pima. Meanwhile the lad wh had escaped had roe to the Viaduct Ice, where be obtained assistazice sad some half doses man went to the scene of solos. Tiny were, however, attacked by the prisoner and his friends, and one of them had his head laid open with a blow from the butt end of the horse pistol. The prisoner was afterwards apprehended, but his companions escaped. After hearing the evidence Mr. Saunders said be weld not believe for a sonnet that the prima ever Wended to commit a highway robbery, but that • most unprovoked assault had bees committed on the boys had been clearly proved. Ho thought there was a technical doubt as to whether the prisoner, having been charged with attempting to commit a felony, weld be dealt with otherwise than by being committed for nisi. The Rev. T. Longbow, minister of Queenoquare Chapel, Bath, who appeared as the pd. ewer's guardian, that if the asegletrates could dispose of the came susomanly he was prepared bo pay any amount of fine they were pleased to inaist. Ultimately the nisei& testae decided on convicting the prisoner of a common wank role sad inflicted • fine of 31. NIL with U. 10a. meta Charges of assault had bees peed/reed sonnet the prisoner by the ostler of the Viaduct lan and three ether men who went to the assistance of the complainants ie the first awe, bat they were all oom promised and witbdsswv. Carrrißsuas Butzvomart Cnots.—The annual festival in connexion with the Browoleet Choir Fund of Oenterbury Cathedral is to be celebrated in the eathedoal on Thursday, the 19th test. The choir witl be streegtinued by additions from Si. Georges, Wieilsor.Si. Paul's, WIND. infester Abbey, Boarder, Fly, sod other cathedrals. The winos win be mocha by the Very Her. Dr. Hairy Alford, Dean of Cristerbery. OlveraL PArAug„-...HA13-1-0110WII RATCOIDOT, OM IC *Antivenin na raweein, 1,910; &ft by min this% 4,36 f ; told *lima 5,137. On Friday evening, Foal de Grey and Ripon and Sir Charles Wood, M.P., were present at the Mayor of Ripon amnia itaaj a t i t In responding to the toast of Has Majesty's M . Earl Ds ad said that during the peas years Lord Palmerston administration had laboured, ad been well maid, to relieve the public burdens, sad to reduce the taxation, sad he thought he m i g ht appeal to the Termite of the financial policy of his right hon. trial dthe Chancellor of the Exchequer is proof of the mention that Mr. Gladstone was no unworthy pupil of h is great Winer Sir Robert Peel. The Chancellor of the Exchequer had bees enabled to completes peat workbegun before the time of Sir Robert PeelAand though so doubt carried to great perfection by that minister, left to Mr. GlAditollo to complete awl establish upon a firm basis. He had only to lay that if the principles upon which they bad endeavoured to con duct the government of this country bad met with the approval of the country at hags ; I f they wore satisfied that in benign affairs, while they bad preserved pease they bad upheld the honour of the country; that in financial affain, while they bad reduced taxation and taken off public burden', they had not diminhhed—and he might Judy take credit for bavirg increased, the effloiewey of the various brooches of the public service ; if that had been so, and they received the approval of the country am they tad done tip to the wont time, it would be than constant endeavour to admits in the coarse they had pursued. and maintain the same principles. It they steadily adhered to the course end policy Iftisti they had set before them from the commeneemeat, and found is the future so diminution of the approval which bad been accorded to them he might still hope for largo share of public conlitionee—linelted to so party, circum scribed by co escrow limits, but recorded through the length and breadth of the country. _ (Applause.) Sir CHABLIS WOOD briefly responded so she tout of the " Borough Members." He thought, upon the whole, the result at the WA election had proved that the conduct of the government had met with the approbation of the coun try, and it would mower her Majesty's Ministers to per severe in the same comm. He dad sot think that either Faunal= in Ireland or the cattle Plarle in England afforded any cause of greet society. With the blessing of Provideoce, he hoped the last would be mitigated, so as not to preen severely upon them ; and the drat seemed to be more a matter for laughter. He thought be might coops %elate the country on its prosperity. Owing to the won derful energy of English assouteaturers, the revenue, in spite of the reduction of Mistime, kept . up to an amount which seemed remarkable not only to foreign countries but to coonelves. (Applause.) - • ANOTHER JOINT arm% SCNAD.A.L. (frran the Daily News.) ' Another joint stock scandal has just been brought to light, though, in referring to it, we would y point out that the statements made are specially of an ex parte character. For some time past the attention of the shareholders in a concern known as " Smith, Knight, and Co. (Limited)" his been disagreeably aroused by the serious deprecia tion in the value of their property. Ot the extent of this depreciation it - will be suffi cient to say that the shares are of 501 each, with 101. paid, and that they have been dealt in tcoday as 101. discount, so that. ac cording to the valuation in the market, the share holders have virtually lost the whole of tLe money which din have paid into the concern. A move ment having been made for the appointment of a committee of investigation, this course has been acceded to by the directors, and, pending the issue of the committee's report, the meeting called last month was adjourned to the 26th inst. The com mittee, consisting of Messrs. Alfred Idwards, Thomas Bevan, and H. C. Cheeswright, have this day issued their report to their co-proprietors. and in consideration of the serious nature of the charges brought against the management of the company, we append their statement in extenso. When we hear of 230,000/. in cash and shares beingaes i ned for the purchase of a busineea, wilp lant, ite., and are informal that the "goodwill' is worth nothing whatever, and that the contracts taken over are not only unremunerative but actually burdensome, it is evident that a fell ex planation is required. The committee affirm that the plant and effects taken over, and set down at 70,0001, were never valued; that in addition to the large sums agreed to be paid to the vendors a 'further amount of 22,7471. appears to have been improperly paid them • that the finances of the undertaking are managed in a most improvideut manner • that the enormous sum of 72 , 0001. has been paid away for " secret service money ; " that the vendors have not either of the calls upon the 20, 000 shares hea t them ; and, fi na ll y, they recomm end that a volun tary li qu idation shall forthwith take place. On Um other hand the committee point out, on the favour able side, that contracts have been sub-let upon such terme as to promise a profit to the company of about 177,500/. in the course of the next three or four years. Considering, however, that the com mittee espiess a total want of confidence in the management as at present constituted, it would seem that the shareholders, who are still liable for 40/. a share, must take action and look to their interests at once. The proceedings at the meeting on the 26th instant will doubtless be of an interest- lug character. The undeceived shareholders, repreamtbg se well other proprietors hi the company, waited upon tee directors a few days anterior to the date of the meeting called in September, sod informed the directors that it wee Aar intention to propose the appointment of a committee et investigation at the ensuing meeting. The directors, after considerable diecussiou, invited the undersigned themselves to investigate the affair* of the eompaa, with the addition of the name of Mr. William Ili:Candlish. sad to report. The meeting was adjourned for this purpose to the 26th inst.; Mr. McCanilish, being ca ll ed a broad, retired early from the investigation. The undasigead re port to them co-proprietor as follows :—The committee fled that the purchase pries agreed tube paid to Messrs. Smith and Knight for goodwill of bunions, goodwill of cop tracts enand, plant end effete, and lase of house, was in cash and bills 110,0001. ; 20,000 shares, 5/. paid, 100,0001. Total, 230,0001. The committee are unaware whet wen. the grounds upon which the directors as trustees fort . he shareholders esnsidered themselves justified in disponi' ef these large OUVlll;soyeast they find that any balsam...hest a thefts dSdthaad Knight smear been them. nor Wer the Sant and effects, which were set down at 70,000 r. valued, nor any inventory taken nail months afterwards. The comenithe are of tos that the goodwill of the cos theta heeded Over by Smith and Knight was oil, and tha t t taken as • whole they were not only unremunerative,bu burdensome. The committee find that in saddles to theft hale sums whisk were 'greed to be paid to Messrs. Smith and Knight, the directors have further sad as it would Hem improperly. paid th em : amo unt of various bills and debts incurred by the firm of Smith and Knight in their farmer business, 1,3761. ea. 4d. ; accepteacei of the former firm, 4,0914 10s. • materials and o f which were included in do; sum stipulated of 70,0001., 17,2791. 12s. 11d. ; total. 22.747/. fie. 3d. The committee osenot too much disapprove of the course taken by the directors ie all that relates to the taking ever of the business of Smith and Knight. They are apprehea sive, moreover, that a complete investiptios would dio rites other improper payments to Messrs. Smith and Knight. is leektag at the mimed breath of their ioquhry, the committee have carefully wandered the preen% pod ties of the affairs of the company. Although the contracts in course of prosecutioa are for the most part what and ate termed cash aostraeta , the amount of bills payable 'Diagonals coming forward are beyond all pro portion in companion with the balances evadable for liquidating them as they fall due ; r many of the °outrages the outer:diets keep reedy pea with the receipts, ia some are far in advance of them. The committee regard with the gre eted alarm sad distrust the geseral character el the lansinsee. The direeters appear to keow little ar teething of what is going on. and in Mr. Knight as managing director the committee have no oo discs whatever. The direthin. moreover. ore mush divided to *pima° anther thaneelva. To raise mew to meet the priming deemed' upon the company, the most improvident anaingemesta have been made. Large sums have bees honeyed upon awe= terms by way of lean upon the promimory notes of the company, with the ism of debentures for • much larger amount as collateral seeo rity, old* urea maturity a the notes, U =maid, may it the optima al the leers, be sold tor what they may realise, and the company charged with the differencech tra . It smears to the committee that the repetitioo of su sh. mations meet infallibly led to utter rain, sod in the eed to every soloist shareholder being called upon for the full term of his liability of 501. per share. The committee find that enenneus sums amounting to MOO/. have bleu aid awsy for escreteervies mosey. It would appear aa far as the committee can learn that Mr. Knight has hed the sole and irresponsible distribution of this. sums. The committee are bound to add that they te pid such dealings with astonishment, nor ate they aware that it was is eoatemplation of the subscromrs to Smith, Knight, and Co. (Limited), to invert their money In such a manlier. The relatioes of Mr. Smith and Kr. Kei4 i t are a to the company peculiar. Notwilbthwiding y have received sad retained as above, 22.7471. iii. 3 d.: addition to the ram stipulated to be paid them, 230.0011; addition further to tie dividend on 20,090 shares, de clared as it a ppears to the committee most improperly by the directors - just anterior to the making of the call y 6.0001., they. have fail ed to pay either of the cells hi t _ fiL per share due mJuly, or 3/. in October, upon the 20,0110 shares held by them, nor, se they state, Is there any *- spent or intention of their doisg so. The esamithe would next call attention to • feature more emi miming character, if it an be depended upon. Important trot undedekth by the company slimeds feestatioa have been sabla at a profit to yield about 177,6001. over the next three or fear years, as the works program. The com mittee - trust that • valuable amet may eventually ad from this awes, which may save the company from a test disastrous liquidation. The committee are, however, per suaded that ova with this inexistence nothing on savellte company Dalai the shareholders resolutely Intervene at this moment. The committee are of the decided opinion that no sew badness should be undertaken ; that a volun the tary liquidation should forthwit h take plea, sad to with that creditoes of the company shoald ben scalated pen nons their clams; that the impasses of the administrate:ma the company should be cut down, and that three share holders and two directors 'head be appealed liquidating. The committee further saves that all relatives of *seem pony with Mr. Smith sad Mr. Knight should cease, that their 20,000 shares should be at oneeforfeited, and that they should be proeseded spirit for the amount al the two cells, as well as the sums improperly remised by them. It ban provided by the articles that Mr. Knight should hold the °Mos of mineeieg director with its benefits for severs yeas noires removed by a special resolution, meth special resdlu tion would ha seesseary to be pared. The committal are tics convinced that it is only in this way that it will be possible far the sharelichices of the remaining 20,003 shires to re cover ultimately a patios of the money they have invested, after satisfying the claims of the coedited. In conclusion. the committee savagely recommend that the shareholders pay up the paseet all that they may he entitled tO ahead and vet a the *ageing eneeting.—Athitan EDWARD S. "^aolu.s /Man, IL 0. Cmuswatois. - - Wear's° Milt's Oattson • 45„0ti1t5.2 °MOM>. nanny, tbs Rev. r. D Maori" L.A. The feet tam of the twelfth yoar will comment A. Moehty, Cootobor 73, when tits usual slaws bs famed in studs, lbswhig, ntatbematits, Wary. ono. Brophy, and pbrisal whose. Spent New el Imbues will be delivered es the " Constitutional Obbory of Reg. land" Nod the " Goestsl History of EEP3OOI . and 'pad dame will be termed kW time stnity et alnenietty, asaingy, se a lofts The ptiesipal will Mimi the lnaugatal aims on • Oftsbar 12, at 8.30. -., THE CATTLE PLAGUE. On Saturday a very numerous and influents. body of farmers, cattle dealers, and others interested in the question of the =tie plague attended before the Middlesex magistrates at Brentford, in consequence of an order that bad been tweed by the beech on the Saturday previous that oe and after Wednesday, the 18th inst., the cattle and stock market at Southall would be closed pursuant to the pro. =nes of the order ha eounoiL Mr. Welch observed that be was one of the largest dealers at Southall market, and be could assure the beach that be had sot yet even heard of say Instance of cattle being sent there suffering from the plague. The effect of closing Southall mar= would be to drive the butchers and others to Newpte and other dead meat markets, where, as was well known, all the bad meat was sent. The weekly market at Southall was by far the largest cattle market near London, and the knee of the ground was prepared to adopt soy measures that code ground suggested to prevent even the possibility of infec tion. The gentleman referred to stated that he would give any quantity of land for the respected beasts to be turned into that came up the road, and another pi= for those that came by rail. Yr. Boughton, the government =peck", informed the magistrates that he inspected every head of stock of all kinds before it west into Southall market, and he might further say that be bad never yet bad one emit up in the least degree infected. Other dealers urged that a great hardship would be iodine& ea all classes of trade if the market was closed, sad that no valid reason existed for the magistrates' ceder being enforced. lir. Charles Elroy, of Beaver's Farm, Hounslow, and some other gentlemen, supported the carrying out of the order. e great deal of contains ensuing. Ulsiniately the bench, atter nine deliberation, eassanead through the chairman that though they had di ff ered is opinion somewhat on taking their nate, yet, alter hearing what had been maid, and wondering the matter, they bad come to the unanimous decision to mooed the order at present, but the dealers sad others mad be prepared for the enforcement of the order if necessary at a man shorter notice than had been previously gives. Southall market would therefore be oarrled on as heretofore. The decision of the bench appeared to give great aatistaotioo. The cattle disease appears to be extending its ravages in Norfolk. Reports to this @Soot were ends on Saturday to the Norfolk Cattle Pieria Asecisiatioa by lir. Smith, veterinary surgeon, and other geutlemen. of all An effort is about to be made to ware the suspension markohe and fairs. We (the Leeds Mercury) regret to learn that the cattle pine" extending ra pidly in the neighbourhood of Leeds. Within the last day re two the disease has made its appearance o lloortown and Chapeltown in six or seven ,ind • places. THE I.IIIIOIALITY 01 CIINDOMLIND AND WEST MOINLASD. —OO Wednesday morning ink • meeting of members of the livang•hcal Union and • few othe r invited guests met at Keswick, to diem= the mbjeat al the in. morality ed Oumbsrland sad Westeserelsed. The meeting had been arranged at a private gathering held at White hall, last mouth, when it was determined to embrace the opportunity of the soul "ram of clergy and laity at Keswick, when the Bnagelical Union held its mortise theta. The =WO met a .raday for the tranesetion of bosinses ; sad as the following morning the gentlernea present breakfasted with Mr. Moore, of White-ball, at the gases's Hotel, Keswick. liner breakfast the dinne r= took place, Mr. Moore rending over the deliberations of the assembly. Tau poises were tatroemed to the roast- log. The east el three—"old clergy, in their public and private ministratioae, ess this subject upon the comideratiou of their parishiosers"— was brought for by the Bar. Arthur Ashworth, vicar of Holme Cultnm ; the eat—" That the magistretes be respectfully nquested te cossider the propriety of haring bastardy oases 'nth chord doses, aad al using their inflow= with the press to exclude all particulars of week se ve r — Windom& by the Rev. T. Trafford Phipmea, =Aar of 9e ur g e the third—" That leaded proprietors be respectfully urged= consider the iss panne, of printing by despise seememedatisets their fame mid ennaW"—lry the Boy. W. Lyde, near of Whitton ; the fourth —" nee fanners and heesshohlers gserrally be esisestiy minuted to ese their best endeavonrs te diminish the mils Anodise the hiller, and carefully to watch ever the men! welfare of their earvazia," by the Rev. W. M. fiebuilibee, meter el Bresaield ; the fifth—" That this meetieg reopens' the import's= of aiming the press= system of rings, arid Mehra seppleetkr= oe the =Medi" by the Rev. J. Ormistoe. A merassim afterwards took pia= Mr. Noon a:premed his isteetiee al giving twive o penes for tie best pamphlet on the =WO of the imstirslity of the two essah the eat 'prise to be tee piamm the sewed prise Ave seits, "to be written by saybody." The following iritajleminnikeres were appointed • committee of t h e Rev. to ' the Orb= : —The Rev. Orsen tralten, the Rev. G. 0. the Roc W. freed., the Rev. T. D. H. Bettenby, ad • eler Maiden.