The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-27 00:00:00

ME %~ ' yes . /?yl No. 4.459.) LONDON, TU: WEELLY IMAM COIOII7NICATION to NEW TOIL—The LIVED/004 NEW TOM lot PEI Lll:tanua EISAII 111112 COMPANY Intevel desvakidag taor Valapovend Ivan low arirwari si ew iNisigisiews 1.. c citwit i rmar ia rt=tie N r IC LT NOE WI TONIC v mu, Weirmedss. Nov. 11l WIN litEoll, Warray. Ova IL It•Itallt00. W . Dm n. and own W•= it 15... T. Wow , IN. IT. awl II Iv the meow vv.l.tas. Forwar4 mow i i =s4 lailatEss el prenlvloss Kva A. Ploovvan kr Moeda sea the WIIIIIIIII Nslas board lir•via vs rlf IbEl= vs Isima—Pe briber pertbesbes Se Efaly WILLIAM I 11. WaYwalviva livelpsol; or Is la LS sod MACEY. O. Lag WEibraivasa Clty. ST. JAM '8 THEATRE —Mdlle. ALBINA DI lIIONA (the celebrated decimate atabeelle, heft ft tesembwr. von mike bar second apipearaace Ihie essetry nu ammo, vaudeville, acted In Mach earl sad letrodue• Nat West Dane. „ 4 _•• . P - C. RVENING, NOVEMBI GOTHENBURG.—RagsIar &ran Conuanai odes rose s week.— Ifs leo Iseldre yore Ow err WWI'S/ Codels aroma. vs deer rower Or do Jo. MK es Weirder. NA Moe ea lloisisy 'wombs hen sootreus. Irdese seyermelstroler a Mee :-- nne der : mi oleo sede NOW : seseed =1:14 AS t u ri it; se e re I P IMS=4 Ca! WMPRYN COPP= MINING COMPANY M flamited . asibies 11014 WIMPWIMPart 11447drock. Copitel it4co6. b MON ions el SI asok.lo. theme to be NM al =l4 kr shim 41114. de km d or& 11444 9131=101= Lord H Inoselsm of ths =we User ilms. °l l:"Psne cam. Vela NE. Ompasy Ila,= IL IL Ism (1.1•01 L. Caplets the Mem O. D. Kam= S. Hanes Helm. be. isssens-00 Reek. Timaimaramet, KC OSeme—HCsmostretreek Una^ LC. The et the Osme.qr to wino Wm" se9 Ms= It s= base shins been reeler! tram the eels dore preens= si very shallow levels =tr. which yielded tress Ills woo= of pre ~pper to the tee Were. The miss his hese =east, proved at 9 saenad IA fathomspoo : the W.= Moffselog wry nes= In este= and dly. l= It ter= dem= 0= so seem es they ens be roach= m 30 and 0 Whoa= a most memoble efts ern be the result Wile.= Si. 'penile= Yee bees serled on with I n In bed It Is Wend= forthelth es creel • 71Shmeh= seem sap= sod le prossenis the mmeln as a mole COMININIF rot with the rapahll mcd the meet Ti. reports wt. he Sisal 6..,etals se Meta se to Si. worts Is= the Wes 111•8119•104 awl ilw pwwwitt vessels ef the peeper= items Ilatlway, treat o.l=moll to issesasse .ewaa Ptr e.h 11w sett. es the levet =se le the =via to that the trumml nel. sad malmislm issued, tree 0400ser rf arag, It it • riw•it =Wm eaceursebe bola that the peso= Itol4er , =se soseested to take me Isom l siehtserlis el the per hme-sswevy ta abates team evtdamdmi User arms= view of it. muse tir..viictssot with reports sod fame of spolleallso fee shin sus to eitsboot at the nee= of the Compsoy. or Hem IY Pluton. SC PE RI OR PIANOTORTII3.—Mrs. 1,3 1 NOLL istl CO., Ono& Cabs, nod Had. Sanaa* ihadatassak Talsnissosatassd. Lae" ttte to rtill Ss alsaiss d rattail; y. wary. orshaussn es.. So lair THUS nom alltiQUlll PIANOFOI.III= ..cts.ta wash Is sdallad So le mad to eas rm 4 awake% alma to Ss pats It is ball eta Iran Iwo. !male Seta ingssilor donna mellos, and lagrowsd Or putal toldelt sada the sauw4 das mom se Sat as Sinn avt..osh Ka. is sot foobis Moss insissmanto ars d ied amarrassa sod on Maid sal Oast bib& ad so tat lay nay be pissed I. She mars at is lay port a tin aorta roam no abs.. issaminlis in/.rod and 'Waal tor atrass silsras Sindisata alopnin sad Se tads Ust at oda& sad talltioniS lam Ss asst asisout prolasors sal Ow on spoliation. WINTER HOSIERY of every description , acre,' all the NEW VET PATTSILNS Is rer aellr Mortises r 4 Owderokrir tor towns re rwit roar romportar erred Ira& for Air, boriagyporr. 444, le rom refer ..POPIt sad PLANTE. Mrailostorrn, Warp loo.plor Prorit. trim &W. BOTH PLZABURI and PROFIT be Embed ban • passnin i L 110SZI arl SOWS CST LE t I ILif7f,Width an infultind vela as Prams Oak .4 awlMagaka el aatiri MOB and Ammar al every ors& ed minty. sad ellen eindsea, style, durability, sad oestaas sea costband erlit a Isesions al pries. watch weld only be reaseassestins as wok ma azlonshr sale as so other boas. in UM trade as. bona aL TM dsPortnnwas as wind L MOP and SON Invite NrUesla atlastlon WO las ItILLOT.KADC sad BILSPOILI tab musiriT mad MURRY. HAT sad CAP sad SOOT mad 111011, sad are UAL OrTFITTINO DCPAIRTYLICTS. TM SMOCK TAILORING DEIFAILTIIVIT bow no. with' splendid Collodium of Ur sowed and obedient ro.nrd Foreign ilasafsetarer Among of M. alepanco of style, sod prumpittade the execution of ordain, him plead for am fa irritant a tarp and dady laereasing conserlos. N FL. °hand any ankle not be approved of, It will bo arrorod tab tarty retain& 1. fe , Es sad noS a RCM far SILVIILEASCILISOLST sad bst..4 pekes, .Itb psamblat se Ike loadrimado Making Bj -1. v pion sod present irons on application, or post free. Ihe EST AD L1,11111E...1TS ars Y IRIDAY CYLIf- I 111.1 DA Y at sunset until Safaris; sannt, elm bailors k eamand wad 11 o clot k. iltier.4 and SAP 31/ICICILINT TAILORS, wooLuct 111: t PERS, HAITI:IK 110P1111111, SOOT sod MOB YAMS, sod OE!. TILAL Loaf' linefta—COlLY EIL of YINOILISS sad ALDOATI: YEN' ofileolllittTLELT, corner of Hart.stroet ; 001NZ/L of TOTTEN flAbl.Ctil kT.P.OAD sad KI'STON:II,OAD. I i;iiiiais,;,:ileidgeakted, ( ountry orn oo ^ Bra•lfor.l. Tericeitre ; faryste. gbellehl. 'l') lAL NOTICL—E. Nitinia4 and PON take Ittie smarts nay of renimilag their blends sad the publk that their .w broun .EYst ltot at the comer of Tettenioncerert-reed and re.ton-romet wee erased ea the Ili Instal V"Lu STEER FLASK and SANDWICH CASE - .orn n iwit z and eniuselled Se ta• t ologrol ih.;;cosoleuisalp—ls Wiganlie Soma Vohs A c kno.i e died hh birdie Random* kraill Owl, MI Celled Itutlt.ty, to I.t. the beet thins the Mad overbitedesst To !Iv had "illy at T. MARDI NO and SOW, bollic.wiltbar/ , nlAfneht awl acaoauer.e.t wasubbeteress. 1K L/rWsat, .oe al;i -in it ." ! ;47l-664. 114ad j a g - gcri, by 110 d 111110. dlart illettei. Vamlbsor god "Ow pubpore: PTURES.—The PATENT BELT 1W Kt UnTING (MULLS littlet. ellestemlty what. ,et any compllctios. ts recommended a g b le brag kr the care and sellig d bond& Th mammary quality eta geed tame n. au elh het reiletlng power, whined enneceseery premure em the part aficciad. which drdrabie object Is alone obtained In a tram mestembered lota straps withal edam it pa/ Whitt w.G awl 06..1, liceedthy, M. TEETH, 1860.—Post fees, throe Amapa, a TILLAT= ZIPLAINUte Mama GAlltal.ll TAIT I MtitilVililLWlLl I.AITIfICIAL TA&tlI sad FM HALL WltAliTt OM& whereby see set will weer WI. One three ure.osary non ; sad o [=Ml•4l m ule and theist an y t was V. .n • t.n have ceessise es =ha% astelea semis het pun nret-chas araterbstemil wertoreeldp amoispea. Woo the is eves hes thsa hall the oe‘ery sell—To be elidshisil 551, of Wan. Clatelid, dentists to W. Prime Dattalane, blisto,l ibla Wee d iploma No. 110. Isenaletreet, W. lica his and I* to H, Lisdgate CitY. •• The ad obtainable by flahrters systeui seeder It pre-euitneetl? inserter aad the neatest apperech to partectlce yet attained.' —olserver. •• tiabriets treetime shoed he reed by all who value health . thsh =will save mesh mosey aad more asasyseer - -Mamba toe obvious reasons It is necessary partiewharly to aide the name. sal that the entrance to the my catabilertnee Is lip the create Nemo between Ilensne. the silvenealth's, and the Mate Fire lasesaaos Ohre. Livers:not . LB4, Delcsatreet nitwit+ ' K lismstreet. A PEARL LIKE WHITES ESS el . TAErH L lIIALTNY GUM, awl ?LW RAN r by IM en ell bUetle)ll4 otyuNno. or Peed Deelthise, albite Mader easytemed if the slum's& awe geese isehershe GI the /Mesta herbal. It extirpates edi dirldeolle ▪ stooe to Ow Welk sad emestee s pearl like isidlsesee M Ihe eraameii , d tested; anode*, Isethee pewees d Mese ef Nei teeth. sad 'Mend a bedew mine of the The Idea sew ens. the eseebriseas end dlsliderUag YWI W. of the Ohm* "ta".• 5 larsil sad teediese truly grateful W Wpeumer. Prix AL per ha Culthie—The weeds •' howbeit Oheabee" to are se the label. end ..A. Reedeed and Som. le i LAN& wpm' e s de esevereent UMW MS by think alm• br Ib WWI see perhoon a. DILBUCHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINBIL— FAMIT SICIOALCOATIJU V Us MIL* PIM: a= legalsOes the bees* rettOug OD raments peonan. b 4 1i..• sod esollear. dm' nettio, pa. essettossiti silkalsoen, cogiveam, 441. ♦spiel& Nue seams& ke eteaUtallise aU .'le erupt me% a% eseled akin, *s. he. Creceetra.• V. / pubi s giesiees raessibore Nears the delicate. east .ers.l dMO ono elleatelsOT cotes eemallea l wog.: arntabslitt. esoeserat. Ottleflac .4 the .1. 1 4111. 1.1110116 ie.. 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Jamas lodes IMAM ma t.i i• fatfr crispollad to awl do fril Wean M. 1.1 is for Writ& L bus M. may Morton & apse Irma*. liabcfroffse Ors traboilli weft. rfarb he sans to Ur pubes 9.16 Or WRENS orrilirm sow no. awl solemosed odery. MI Pr tr. Jaire e = M. Itaiprobil. loam. =I W. it 11 l'rr. at 7.4, pr boa: kwill• PW16111611 4 . fir 1.41..18. i•WWiI hos bon ref! Owen hilloWirTe7tge tim 0.• Me ion ire emortraisit I I sevidosia I Mak RIM d ay ..es with pedlar somosia—Tioun. W..J. P. Oa Oat . . rt. L.toreivare, Jr* I. 1S CHINA AND TEE CHINESE MHZ LIFiiiIAN - 111R8, -- dirEOWII, ARTS, a. COMMIX TILADN. awl ILANUFACTURNI of MINA lad Ila CIMINIZ. by on tr&Vrnnes Ithistrabst wlth stb.• mos abgebblosi. OmnilNN la Pot 11. at All Ronal the Walt" Plea Is, bow imibllebbis. Lamas : R. Rion. 112. /I•44liest. i — d - w7Ws 0 — 07e6, d NO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER sisd V4VILOPII6 wan AIMS, MOM ar INITIAIA 10D1101718' superior crism.lafd adhesive 111ITZLOPIES. 6d. per 100; eresin.isle note, full size, fire quires for 6d Intel ditto, Ive quires for la suporine foolscap, es. per ream barL•ol paper, WADDING CARLA, WIDDING INVIT / 710210 to P. _ surzarua CAItD6 nirrrarr - a - u.-774 Yid) ItODRIGUIS wsil-kaarm astablikasat, .ADILLY, lean tram IlmokvlUreirest. MUSIC. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, 00TRET-GABDEN. The operetta, The Marriage of Georgette, en sconced for some time at this theatre, was produced last might with immense moons. It is an adaptation to the dogfish stage of Victor Muses piece, La Now cit Jose* isafte, which hu had (and very deservedly) a peat run at the Opira Comique. It is one of those pieces which on the old Italian stage were called Interne :2i, and to which Pee gold's fumes dine Pedrosa, which a hundred veam age mode des mead of all the intaiorl theatres in Swops, and mainly ocatributed to make the Italian mode popular in Frame, below. It Orin one act, sod ha only two character', a young purist aodr his floncie, enacted by Mr. Cord and Was Looks Pyne. The plot, of counts, is ea simple eh possible ; very gay and somewhat extravagant, bet pretty withal, and not destitute of interest. The young couple are piing to be married • the village all alive with festivity ; the pair are at:wading before the Mayor, and the oaremony is beginning when Jacques, the bridegroom, soddenly take* fright at tles prospect of matrimony presented in so formidable a shame, and tau to his heels sod seeks refuge in his own Pottage, leaving the poor little bride said all the nuptial party in state of wonderment and dismay. While he is congratt lating himself on his escape, Georgette makes her appeal luau, and a scene ensues of remonstrance on her part add of stupid embarrassment and dogged obstinacy des his, till her spirit rises, and she dismisses hint with dissembled indifference and contempt. He rooms to his companions, flirts with some of the girls, and returns to his cottage pretty considerably drunk. Georgette reap pears, sod, after frightening him with the intimation that her father (an old soldier) is coming armed with pistols, to cell him to account, she gets him to sign a paper which she tells him is the marriage contract, ensuring him that she will not sign it, but want. it only to show the village that she has refused him. Having got it she tails him that she has changed her mind, and intends to remain. Whereupon Master Jacques gets into a pumices, breaks the furniture, and ensconces himself in the hayloft, where be falls asleep. Meanwhile the little bride seta to work, makes the cottage tidy, by saw chairs and tables brought by the help of her friends (a feat not very intelligible), sad has the table nicely laid for supper. Jacques, when he wakes astounded at the comfortable appearance of his deridi is ng, charmed with his bride's pretty behaviour, and ashamed of himself. The neighbours enter, and the piece osmiludes with a jocund chorus. he music is very light and pretty, and like the music of all the popular Parisian composers of the day, quite of the Amber school. The pariank portions, where a rapid dialogue is carried on, suffer a good deal front the language, it being impossible to give the English words the light and tripping character of the original French, although the adaptation is cleverly executed. Some of the melodies in Georgette's part are graceful and tender, particularly the acing, " Fly nimbly with your work, my fingers," which is graceful and tender ; but the prevailing character of the music is great brilliancy. One air— " Sweet bird, like thee, I'll chain, with love's melody, is it sort of dialogue between the voice and the dote in the ordhcatra, which represents the nightingale, and is fell of passages as florid and difficult as anything we bare ever heard, nor have we ever heard anything more brilliant and finished than her execution. Her whole performance of the character, moreover is delightful— light, piquant, and playful, with an admixture of feeling and tenderness which heightens the interest of the piece. Mr. Coni's personation of the young French peasuil is lively and comic, and his singing exceedingly good. The instrumentation, which has much of Auber's graceful variety, receives of room every justice from the admirable arched= The performance was received throughout with the warmest applame ; and this pretty opera, we cannot doubt, most be permanently attractive. DRAMA. WE JAMES'S. A young Servian lady, Mdlle. Albina di Rhona, who has made a great .section in fit Potersburg, made her first appearance last night in a little 'ketch written for the display of her talent se a dancer. Very pretty, and with • little elegant figure, eirpreeeive face, and graceful action, Wile. di Rhona soon won the favour of the audi awe, sad wee greeted in each suoxesive pas with thaaders of applauee. In the little skeleton of plot of the piece (which is called Snack for Smack) she personates a young French girl, who so captivates an soldier that he fi=es for her sake • dieee to avenge an offered by • Preashataa to hie sister by task* the note of the drat French girl he encoastered, and Lally abstracts • kir from the savage Briton. The Cmoovienoe, the Etusaire (our old friend the Fling, we thought, made faahiocable far • et.,ar bd es% sudiesce), and one or two other dances, were performed i i ri . l . mat spirit and lade, and the roam:lmmo well by the blunt absurdities of hfr. LYCZIIIL Mr. John Drew, an actor of Irish character, who has tested his worth i• the most trying crucible for such a line of business, the Irish metropolis, and has made a eery groat hit there, made his lint appearaeos last night before • Imam &whence, as the hero of a drama named after and fonadod on Mr. Samuel Lorer's well known novel of "Bandy Andy." There is no doubt that Mr. Drew is • imacriairt of great appreciation ; be has • keen perception of the eccentrieitiee of the Irish peasant, not only in brogue, but in walk, pow and gesture, and his by-play is tho artistic. Beet of all he is totally distinct from the 1 212 Hiborsiut, the " boys so thoroughly steam and so utterly nimataml, with wheat Mr. BuseWilliam sod hi amemsees of the ramic.halls end eighig-hormes hays fami liarised the public. The Maw Idshmma is an Mager the important diameter that he was twai n = = re but Mr. Dow's ability and humour Easy very to him a gnat portao• of the pahlio boom THE " LION EILLYZR." TO TITS ICIATOII OF TO =MSC SI 11, —ln your impression of this morning Mr. Williams, author al the sew farce, The Lion Say( r, et the Haymarket Maitre, is very angry with me for charring him with harbor "Mobile the at el his piece from an other faros of the same Med, wild 8.8. 11. antes the word " stolen" es I do, in iaverMd commas, thereby mark ing it ass quelatirm. I °paid sot think that, however despondent or I alight have been at my evening's amusement, ;IC= have red soar a word, sad oe tarsier to my pollee 1 dad that as mak phase appears therein. Mr. Williams' coo. soienos mot, indeed, be • trouble to him, if it prevents him from reeding priat.— I am. he., I Nov. 3d. YOUR THEATRICAL Etzvuswps. Additional.: 101tUCIELZY8' EIERENADEFta. —Bt. 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W.... how the woo= out M. 1111111• . older lobos, 4.10. 410., Mr : very no, No, to Illto ; Peowlio's Emote% eon/ Sore et, Ns: sot alle. ; eoperfor, too, OIL, Oa, MK : al. , old AM Lam 4111 a. ; /No Oft . Ikelleaus. far. : all. holles, No. : /t Ilea W:, =deem =Ow Imo ills. to 1111 e. Ms IS Barrow's MS-ACTING SYPHON TAP. IttormblilMokon. Womoronst barerssort alma as. SAILLIIIII PAIR= Clin assio or sailari isiorail Mir; min row Ps sot • losadrod So soil rALAI 0= raw Poke from M.wards. •111011• TON CZNn Mint —Wanomisi Is saw MO Ise at mei per}am Moe Us. Id. liissjislls aNb amain ZULBCII3IO KIAT roast • 1=4.1111.1s mai dm mil alpro • MIR of sod par pro Sta. MATO M•11=1.-11to mai smolisi to cook coos b folos 4 7a _fa IA lbws. to JAI= 1•1110 W. On Wlnlsta• oltrad. tawarnts palsolost Iles list hls mks ail madras Is as own MIAs : an spottoos CROWE sad BLACKWELL, Purveyors in to tat torte attention to their PlCKlll% ffil r. ICM TAdT M A I ad. sod other tebbt dboadee. the utile of width re prepared with the meet wrongdoer as tragal he wheimereseee sod peer. C. wed I. hare ler army yews =demi dr letth brow of of bee Ilitja il lete with their reiewheleres. A few of the ardelee mar re worneeshell are—Pieldr end Tart Freda er every loyal WWI law" iresseee et ?Arrive. heir 'nee, imago Aashedir Onange liarerlade. Anchovy aad heater Prise. Iherewar er I rim Potted rear, (.W.k.4 Jellies of rulers I Made for WO nes, 11. toyer'. &row Hank aad Aromatic Rye. Ord. Centalrt air Robert Peel's Bar* eil a =4 loyal Osborne Pear To be obtained of di edam Room, de .. red whorish of CROW diAddWiLL. Boho-equare. Lowden. A SAVING of TWENTY pee CENT. in the morreurT of SHEEP sod PALTER, through the eat of Ors liortla of THORLIM WILPOU ND to err Aulsosi daily. leased prices : Sant* mote:loins 446 feeds, with MffigUrt, MIL ; amis. oraftbilig 444 taNdi, to pockets 4611. Carnage te_ lififf naves sheilms I. the Un i t ed kingdom JOSEPH 7110a1, the laireatar mad Sole Proprietor. Moss, Nees I®s sad Xsaatartery, Caboloalan road. iDeS-CfC4ll, Learloa.—Aseale rateleed be nary Wes where WOO are shoots eppelatei. N.IL—A Piteephlet poet free QPICTACLES, by HARRIS and la lON, will nod Ow debt. Botta onus. le iris Nook MO or psalm trls to US OW ond Other Ipsolsobar sod ag vroU o 4/. Mr korpArrs Illordsta or" tar. ri..Mtros. miuuull sad NW te 'wee SW IlriUdi Mown Isairs Osollos.—No Irsvolloor implored. LOCV LOZIOIOIB and PORDIat, D BEL Lit y MOW Vestiatte fhereseh em s eall Who hte• MW Atiiima at Italieles Ptak. tee Oh taro at W Oemattaatita, sad daU the Nerves, Memo et tre= W lattallare—ta. the Doe of lame M. the bales el poraer.—Oeseral Depot. U. JOZZ6U. Frank Clatedek, 41‘ Nag awl* laslga. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.—What Mama N, mon fatal In theta oconacquencno than = Luisa nagbaabad Osundm Sara Throats, or Linolar Affections 1 Tba OM and ban In MELTING ' S COUGH LOZZNOKS 111=and sold In la. lid , and Thin h. id rack by 14117110, TH St a Cbsrebyard, Inantos. HAMA by A Dinigiara. fa. A NEVER SAILING REMEDY. 1 -- x. Dr. socrrre anion one LIM MIA, withait SAT Mercurial lagredieet. hem the IS of ri=. YID be louse laminable to all whe sneer trees bilk,ua and UFOS' ONNlplaints, Indigestion, tried, rywone. meets. Mennen et the N aid epee, &c. For habitual eesti se S haft spencer w dial adi .. and ea a perther the Vim ire frilly eseelieut , wild in their aperatien en / Is the oteeasol. the mate appetite , peewees mei elreitglien the whole mom s>Ksn.—ls 4 by noel imiglolo. In beam lii. e r r i a d ads D. A. Do we to sit De Ds. Ikon's Billow rot Mk The pooloo see • pow socks" Rich limbost. 21). isomps4treet.'ssoass4 on Ow oeversolsolosop. ow with an Iberoviage, pito la. ea.. 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No. 11 !for DECIINIZN) is published Ms dsy, price One MANSE, with two illeilevilless. 0011710/11. • UMW latter to the &Moe of the Corn= Magmata" ben rea ll =7 . Cbaptar S4—Lady Lutton Is taken by tut rrr=lea 16-71te nem el Lag Copbetaa: Mow Arehart at at IlftOselleA. With, as Mr Mew/ el Fable. At Weeds fru= the Mabry of Iliswj was Upset. The f!what Lew and the Detection of Clinic A It~ ka s Lite, Our raral A limes Ellen TM IVO. City and the Pope's Proloetore. Beam wilding and Wtehhig. By Cheiiotte Breath lishild Os Oadatn. Rolgadabold P•pare.—No. 9 , eflth an Iltnelestion). On a Joke 1 ism hued Bem tb• taw Thom.* loot led so time in advancing the troops, and in skeet as hear the Chime, were cleared eat of the village by the artillery and cavalry. The French drove than oat of the encamp meat es oar right, and protested the •Mag• in the rear, wthereall oar wee. The meition of tie Mere wee well chose% their amp s attended wow oar front and oat on our Lit and right in the foam ot semicireie ; and bed weemmesped where they wanted se, ambeeld no doubt have been 'namely cat op he the *At After driving the Chinese from their position, we watered a small waled town called Chang-chia where we re mained the 19th and 98th, The pines wee Oa the 21st the shied army ae in the direction of the mud between Tong-chau andandiklag. I have no time to give you a detailed description of this clefs work. The French ealvenced towards the stenebl e ashed a mile and a-half west of Tang-ciao, the English upon the wooden bridge Purl - tea, a little to wad of the stone bridge. The Chinese were amembled is form he freed at tbsee bridges, and the . fight very soon After about two hours' firing we had driven tl4= from their amps, of which there ear ens is nearly every ander of teem ; thermwele had liken the Wes bridge on the nght, and oar right wing led takes the wooden bridge, whilst the Commender-in-Clief, with newly all the cavalry, the 99th, end Queen's, pursued the enemy two or three stir alma the an d, from camp to camp towards Pekio. The cavalry charged three or four tunes, and dentered a considerable number. I don't think that our laird and wounded on the 18th and to-day amount to more than twenty-five. The French are encamped et the stone bridge, and we at the wooden bridge, about eaves miles hem Pelds. One of the reads to Pekin peens "h ear semp, ii t t here me two am* (one of them °a cre met% 0 treee . vise me*' Pekin - Wide Wig Nat ea the 19th with • gag of truce to Tuog-ehse, sad wee OM at flee time. Mr. Parkes sad big party see WM &Weed. They we aid to be in Pekin and well trate& _ _ __ Another correspondent gives the following ac count : On the 9th instant, accordingly, a fore. consisting of the King's Dragoon Guards, Yea' and Probyn's Horse, Baring's, Desborough's, and Stirling's batteries, the Royal Marines, and 99th Reenient, the whole under the command of General Michell, marched peat Tientsin, to a place called Padua, ten miles distant. On the following day they marched to Yang•tein, eight miles farther—the next day to Nan-tain, sight miles further—and the next to Hooarwoo, whim they halted for five days again, until the 2nd Queen's, the 80th Rifles, and some 2,000 French came up. Almost the whole of the road for these last four menthes was through mikes fields of millet, extending as far as the eye could reach, and the (ampleg ground at the end of each of them was nearly as comfortable as a bed of thorns, being upon half cut beds of millet, the spikes of which were nearly as sharp and Wong as thole annotteding the Takla Forte, and had, I verily believs, lientleft so by the Tartan, in the hope that they would effselmally arevest our ammo without any further aid from tide peowesa So far sot ohs of them had shown his face within reap slaw the dram* they got at Take. At Roo-a-woe, eastelleigly, Mr. Parkes was emboldened to rids forward to Met-ow, about ten mule further on, attended by a cavalry assort and the guntlere I have sheik ntentiemed, in order, I to Deepen he the isiehileate that if they would ...Rao,. 4 Z a a o_ o l lir, he., we would not molest them, we had previously done M the can ce i ff s =• Ally* tows we bad passed. As far as I elm.' males eat tram the various reports I hear, they link of all told him that they would consent to furniah us will supplies, if we wail& agree to their select ten the for wt. kat qa his replying tbst the general =sr= to lOW melt *coalition, they hams diately mode Mania all his eamgaeisea prisoaers, with the exception et a few =We Ilatesswevarda who seesseded in ce i t i ssis ey the est i =l i lt . i`alka i rr im ßafa et in the mitesse; wile ales verl as essa s iM plimeers, a Fres& Mew teiplems— Colosel Walker w intry a T iel with a NeF s ot his wood, and a cut over the and Kr , snub a lame wooed le the beck. The valry , tad games, Royal Maxims, and 99th were mne diately ordered oat by Sir t, and about midway between Hoo-al.woo, oar of Sing-ho cele brity, end who we led beard had sever &micro Ma after that Glair mall they reached robs, again came in eight, extending ia • wide seniairole before Mut-ow es far as the eye could reach. The Queen's, who were in advance, were immeditiely teased to halt until the rest et the eillimemit Irrapi, a Qomnd a linej i t a tattle waiW ir rapplakio . lelt, and Attear s y sad alt o helmet I wive/red Ise is Wes cedar in ea them from some done points in waraiii andeirele, while the Tartar cavalry threats/68d Ott Auer They wen promptly met, however, by aies.,bili Ibe. M Germ who were on the right leak, the Rises Guards being on the left, alai" eneentled among them—with the to be elpestedi malt et shaerisg a t i tz completely se souse Oar artillery lassewhile dreadful Teepees's to than, sad with n inz uesqual effect —theirs doting little or a t o .t d t =e, otos to with dread ful e ff ect, sad Many cam sluicing their bat teries, which were plan in all sorts of extraordinary positions, and were evidently of quite an impromptu con struetion, some at the mitranoes to villages, others among clumps of tress, and others behind natural embankments. The infantry them advanced, and threw in a smart fire on them as they reinvested, our nimble and gallant allies I even t= iton szeeng them with the bigot*. I believe, and great numbers. The enemy fled in every dint sod did not even attempt to de- defend Met-ow itself, which was soundingly entered and taken possession of the same evening and proved to he a very comfortable and pieturenue little town, with a tumble down old brick wall of greet height, and ones, doubtless, of great strewth. The following day was mule a day of rest, moll yesterday the force again advanced into the plain, and had really a hard day's fighting. They had not gone more than about three miles before the enemy main presented themselves in a vast semi-circle. We met them pretty much as we did on the previous day, but get closer to than on several ocaterioni—both the Irre gular Horse and King's Dragoon Guards getting well among them, as well as our more advan ced Tanis' of infantry—although from the nature of the ground (ending fields of cut millet, intersected by wide ditehes, eel separated 'wary here aid there by dame think** sad their knowledge el how to avail them atic's of )t, it was very difficult to get near them at all. If we bad had infantry alone I believe they actually might havelied the audacity to close with us (as they were evi dently plucky enough men), but as it was they showed themselves on both days inipeased with a very salutary thud "I our artillery and cavalry, sad although they made several apparent charges at our cavalry, I believe they were all merely feints, to draw them into some trap or O l tt l :r 4 (such as • concealed ditch, or rough piece of ground), while entangled in which they might have an opportunity to fin their (pupils at them from under the cover of some wall, or tope of trees. A letter of Sept. 28 sap : It appeals that Messrs. Loch, Bowlby, and (Ospiein) Brabason, are all safe and well treated at Pekin. with Mr. Consul Perlman The army is within five miles of Pekin, after an engagement on Ssftrday, in which the enemy r said to have kept at a reerpectf al distance from our bat the Preach got at them and treated them very 1$ is said, 400 or 500 men. We had one °Mow asiti a few mess wouoded. The Emperor's brother and another Mandarin of the highest feather came out to comp, but Loed P2gin would not see them until Mr. Parkes and the other prisoners were given up. Tungehau was given up to pillage, and the usual atrocities of the Tarter were com mitted by themselves on their women, whom they deprived of life, and on their children, whom they threw into well& The Lew wee past doubt, as the bodies were seen when the place wee entered. Homo Homo, Oct. 23 Tea.—The amount of bunnies in this staple had Deed y small, and that Ibtie had been in to twtmsl tr .z e lr ee u rn i gpo. A few aloe at IFarasw bola leo leaa to market, and 1.009 &MEW hos akipmd, on naan's account 800 sheets Hoochow had been settled at le 23 tads ; 600 chests common Congou at 15 wit; wait wrll parcel at Oolong. &NM lea' —Abed 7,500 packages bad been settled, and el Japan 'boat 2,000 pekoes. The quality of the Chinese to me b och • Mete as to forbid closillatien. and co= sa tU e notatioes en lamina beeinese had been done in silk. Toe 'idea Wee ti t im prise, hut inferior and Ihysonas were • shade lower. The inensgente do not appear to interfere with the hosit of this article, which in all probability is allowed to per co payment of a duty. A large supply of silk he emoted boa Japan. renwaiod without abandon. Es owing rates for unhinge were as follow: Bank baba, 6 menthe' sight, Is . ; credits, 6e. 61d. documotery paper, 6• 6fd. Oa India, 312 re. Estee were rather easy, and in favour of seam. Stanonai, Oar. 4. Tea—Bleak : We continue be have • email trade in this staple in ug tha rs alm: h es of &rot glinalle ,, which are diverted to lamps. the sehd eigioden at the maul nate to aide A few chaps 'el .e et lore arrived, and alee a few deeps d Niasobine bays late on the mar 7mt. bst tbe has pot yet Settlements tar the moth 7418 at 16 tali to IS leek ; • d ow ddppeci en temon's woo. Closeosoneev voikir l iits.. a* Di twile a of Ociog 160 abaft, in all 111.11119 eimis. to wilt& mot b•added 4,889 &Oa ol mattects, p meklag • totalc hastefoe the month el %680 I Ono sinet 61,366 , and for the seams to date 17,647 chaste, against 122,961 chest lest year, led Irving a dole of 7,4oopeekagse against 49,700. Daring CHINA ar olat.dieoonnt. kreights.—To Loadon, 31. to 3/. 10E. for team ; 51. to 61. for milk. To Now York, tam, 12 dole. ; silk, 20 dole. LETTER OP LORD ROBERT MONTAGU, M.P. GARIBALDI DECLARED TO BE A " MI7RDERER AND CUT-THROAT ADVENTURES," The Times of this morning contains the following eillacedinary letter from Lord Robert /keep, ALP. • •Sir, —A letter from X.' in yam impress= of this . day has caused me some little surprise. He seems horrified at the intelligence that some of the funds intended for Geri beldfs swistance have fallen into the heads of Mansini. He seems to deem it a shedder thing to help klanini, but a virtuous action to supply Garibaldi. To me the public morality of the one seems to differ little from that of the other. Of their private characters I know nothing. Their public act, have this difference—the an has been unfortu nate, the other suoonsfuL Bat the public morality evinced by each of them I. much on a par. It is, no doubt, a matter for rejoicing that the pen* of the Two Sicilia should have been freed from a gelling tyranny (if such they really suffered), but yet Garibaldi s conduct in freeing them does not seem the lass immoral. Grant that he is a brave, and honest, and generous man. He then is worthy of adeuration for these virtues, and, perlispe, for other good qualities alio. But_ yet his public acts, I think, are not the Ins reprehensible. If a subject were to raise a rebellion against Ate lawful sovereign, would you, sir, &deed his conduct, or argue that the doom of d.ostA were Isle Alp deer He might be rising against his king's eppreseree wars, bid Miff you would not applaud the rebel's ettle. And if • man idled the despot who tyrannised over his tooday, would you not brand the regicide as • murderer, gm while you coogratulated the nation el Wag freed born tranny ? But is it not • hundred fold wails for • man of another nation (be he Savoyard or Preneliman) to raise a rebellion in • friendly state and sheet dews the soldiers who observe their oath and defend *dr Wed sovereign ? u Napoleon were to publish • peopllet to commende the blab on the score that they are oppideed and that their religion is not respected, and mime thee to limeade and conquer that country (which he would cell 'freeing an oppressed nationality) without having made any previous declaration of war, would you not condemn him in the most powerful of philippics? lint would it not be far wane for • pnvato uidi vidtull—lelfahon for inessnoe—to raise a rebellion in Ireland while France remained at pesos with us And it Preece supplied bin with Mosey and arms and aronnattion, would you not Leigh the most opprobrious epithets both upon the marauder and on the perfidious ommtry which gave him ematemance aid assistaece ? let in sot mem ourselves on the ground that Naples was_ carotene& while Ward is free. This is merely • veil to blind om mod mom. We hew reed in 'the itempopers thatilfMriet me yowled. no is GB we hams about M. knishes might ham media • certain pamphlet that 'reload is Ofionsied ad that the exercise of the religion of the Irish is restricted, sad be may entertain an opinion that such is redly the ma. How would the objection then apply But even if we were to grant the substance of this objee tics ,• yet if • man who did nut suffer from the oppression whieh we allow to have wanted—who was not connected with the country which be invaded, and whose sovereign and people were at peace with the state which he over my that the act of such a man is no better than the act of • filibuster, murderer, and cutthroat adventurer. By these terms he would have been deeipated, and people would have welcomed for him the fate which was adjudged to Walker for the same offence. had not success pelliated his trespass aid gilded his crime.—l remain,. sir, our obedient servant, "R OBERT MONTAUU, M. P. " 72, laverams-terraoe, Nov. 21." fknomeding upon the above letter, the Timer observes Here is a young nobleman, and • member of parliament to boot, announcing with all the emphasis of a new disco very the doctrine that was known two hundred years ago under the compendious name of ' the divine right of kluge Just after Russia has disowned a dory and pedantic adherence to the principled sad • hundred and sevsuty yore after that principle has bees practically discarded in this country, we are upon to admit it as self-evident and assume it as the of our reasonings. Whence does Lord Hebert Holetega derive the assumption that it is inmost in • eabjeet to rtel a zeinst • tyranny, however oppressive, provided it is with that degree of prescription and of on which constitutes what is urdinerily ealledsrlw ra°l7olventraent ? We had thought that Locke, Black stone, and Bentham had effectually established that • king differs from other magistrates in degree, but not in kind—in the largeness of his power and the oompreheriOrii- DIED of his juri sdi ction, but not in any pecuhar sanctityand inviolability attaching to his office. To maintain the con =would be to stimulate the embitios al every tyrant by out to him beforehand the promise of impunity. We have read with regret such • letter from an English member of parliament, but we have inflicted on it, author the most severe punishment in oar power by giving publicity in our columns to his name and to his opinions." Tan lAna 07 sun ARCTIC.—At tiro Hull Police ' court yesterday, the stipendiary magistrate, T. H. Trey* BDI. announced that he lied received a letter from the aard of Trade, in answer to the repot which he had forwarded in respect to the loss of the steam-ship Arctic, and he read the following extract : ' fir,—My lords have intimated to their solicitor that they approve of the came he adopted in applying to you for oasts. As regards the muter of the Arctic, lam to inform you that my lords have suspended his certificate of romps , tadep for six =alba, and as regards the meritorious services rendered to the survivors, my lords direct me to informyou that they have already given 50/. u a gratuity to the widow 'of Yr. Serie, who lost his life in his attempt to save • the shipwrecked prasagen sod crow, and they have also given petunias to the men who manned the Danish lifeboat they are also about to suggest to the Beerstary of Stall for Foreign Affairs that medals should also. be glom by her Majesty's government to these latter.—l am, sir, your obedient servant, T. 11. FARREL" Mr. 'Travis said id his report be very strongly appealed on behalf of the widow of Ile Earle. THZ STEAMSHIP CIS•3PATRA., one of the 'African mail steamers, which has been coming home under canvas =eIICO of an accident to her machinery), arrived at we night. Her main having been trasiderrii ea ruwk, and the =nye having since arnved, her news is anticipated. Nam LAND RIOITLATIONI or VICTORIA.—Any man with from M. to 9201. is hie pocket may out orkany pond= of thin ;000,000 acne of country lan d, when it is surveyed and proclaimed, and choose any blobe pleases of sot lees time 40 acres or more than 2/0 acres, selikh he ran have conveyed to him on the payment of U. per acre, if there be no second applicant at the time for the same block ; but if there be two or more applicants, it will then be put up to auction between the applicants them selves at the upset price of 11. per acre, and knocked down to the highest bidder. All other lands, such as town suburbia, and other special nade,will be sold as heretofore at an upset to be Pend by the cpvenunset, probably not greeter 11. per acre—except in the own of town and suburban we should think, and these lots will be open to general conspaeition. We do noises very clearly what ere the great *demitasse which are to result from the credit system which is embodied in the act. The fact of permitting the per rimier of any minder lot to have it upon the payment annually of le. per awe, with the right of purchase at any period within seven years, amounts simply to permitting SW penal to prelim the laud on credit, paying interest ee the morn of the perehase-mosy at the rote of 5 per mt. U this is really the intention of the legislature, it would have bees better to have stated clearly in the act that the gewerureent were prepared to sell the land at U. per Kee, gem. seven years' credit to the purchaser art his paying 5 pa cent. interest so long as the purchase-imam remained unpaid. It is clear, however, that the purchase meney will Dot be required in all ores to be paid dawn, amid this postponement of the day of payment should act as an additional encouragement to penous to settle in the country.— Australian and New lealtrad Gazette. tr a ,Al .880. INDIA. We have received advioes from Calcutta to Oct. 22 ; Madras, Oct. 27. The news is meagre. The " Doorgah Poojah " holidays had emptied Calcutta. The principal public event of the fortnight is the official opening of the East Indian Railway, which took place ou October 18 for • distance of 128 miles, to Rajmahal, on the Ganges. A banquet was held on the occasion, at which Lord Canning presided. From Madras we learn the deaths of kajoe-Oeneral Carpenter, of the Madras army, and Mr. F. Z. Green, proprietor and editor of the Indicts' Statesman. The Hurkans says : Tiede is well dull, for our markets are oventeeked. It is said that the duty on piece geody sod yarns sad Wetorill be reduced to 6 per cent. Neeley is as plentBnl ae ever. From 3to 6 per cent. ere the hsa 'e rates. In goverment esenrities • slight improvement ben token Moe. Five sad • half per Cents. are quoted at 102 • Fives, 964 ; Foam , 814. Exchange, 204 to 244 ; EMU* 2-0 11-16 ; Docu mentary, 2-1. China, at 60 days' light, 2364. Fraight‘ from to 31. 121. 6d. NEWSPA P ER t/t7:;441' . 553,1141X4 [TWOPENCE. this inactivity we out eve only cool al quotatkas Congou —Oopack, none ' • sew Ningehow, 321M6 to 33 teals ; old Niegchow, 25 Laic to 26 taela ; Haw bade, none ; Hoochow ims, 21 leek to 26 tads ; old eamason Coupe, 13 tails to 16 trek. Green—Settlements lave again bran *kiddy confined to the Ping buey elea, d lettieh the stock was exhausted at the early part of the month, but recently we have received farther supplies. Battlement., for the swath are 7,413 packages, and for the moot: 25,426 package', spinet 129,366 packages, and leaving in Moak 4,700 paekaps, against 111,000 last season. Of Japan tee the settlements for the month are 1,964 pa ckages, mating for the season 5,161, and leaving a stock o packages. We cannot give any quotations. The total import to Great Britain to date r 2,104,715 ke. against 8,4at,5141b5. last season. this article there has been eoesiderable activity during the fortnight, resulting in the settlement of folly 6,000 bales. The arrivals from the country have been omi ekkrable, and it does not appear that the transit k at pm. emit interfered with by the rebels. From Ningpo and Japan the arrivals are also large, but it in expected that from the first named port supplies will hereafter be more moderate. From Japan we bear that this season's export is likely to be a very considerable one. The total seeliemients to date are estimated at 32,000 bake, leaving • stock of 6,000 to 7,000 bales. The total export for season 1860.61, amounts to 26,117, against 18,26 t bales last year. Exchange and Balboa—ln spite of the reported heavy settlements of silk for the last fortnight, bills have bees by no means plentiful, and rates have ruled more in favour of sellen than for the previous mail. The tone of AP to-da ip samanwhat firmer. Clodng quotations as or i ll ike ewe t : Beek rate, 6 months aglit, 66.504 credits, la 9' , with -'' _ heel. on CHINA. --4 - By this mail we receive intelligence from Hong Kong to Oct. 13, Shanghae, Oct 4. The China Moil says in its summary : " The new which e • kiwi is .rke Mr. Bowlby, the Times' correspondent ; Mr. Loch, Lord awn . private userstary ; Mr. de Norman, atteekil to Mr. Bruce ; Captain Brabason, D.A.Q.O. ; and Captain And of Fane's Horse, have been taken prisoners. Two engage ruenta or skirmishes have been fought with the Tartar cavalry, who surrounded our force, but had to retire with some loss. The allied army is wait ing in a hostile attitude within sight of the walls of Peking ; and negotiations have again been opened up by the Chinese, but not in any timid or imppli. eatery spirit. " In our last overland we mentioned that nego tiations had been broken off at Tientein, and that the Ist division of the force was marching upon Peking. The imperial commissioners wars puraled by the demands for a permanent residency at Peking, and for an immediate and large instal ment of indemnity money. Their countermand for delay was met by the advance of Lord Elgin with a great portion of the allied faros. Soon the towns upon the march were found to be in great part deserted , One , and su large tepplite wn, R had . to be tak wn, was en de s tely looted by the force, it became evident evident On t the ere m must orning of en the er 18th ael September, Mr. Parkes and has party fall into the hands of the. Chinese, and it was found that the army was surrounded by Tartar troops at the village of Ho-ko-chuang. An engagement immediately took which caused the Tartars to retire with some A second engagement took place on the 21st September, when about twenty-five of our force everal hundreds of the enemy were placed hors de combat. The next day a flag of truce wee sent in from Peking, and proposals were made, lnOt in a quiet independent manner, to re-open negolia tiona. On the following day supplies were NMI by the Chinese for the use of the allied army, saved Tung-chau from being looted. The la we have are by verbal communication with a steamer which entered the Yang-Use as the nee from Shaeghse was leaving. It brought intelligens* from the seat of war tip to the 27th or 28th of Sep tember, when the allied army was still in its pota tion seven or eight miles from Peking, and two or three from Tung-chau. The stateintmt was con firmed that thi t a t i t s ete, oners Imre well treated. The 'lion of the tegellMe with the west of more troops an of the urge guns, would necessitate delay, and further oomphcate the question which arose between them and the imperial commis- stoners. "The rebels still continue to absent themselves from the immediate neighbourhood of Shanghae. Their object in coming to that place was to be at a port where they could be in contact with foreigners, and obtain foreign ammunition and arms. Having been driven from Shanghae, it is likely they will try to effect their object by advancing on one of the other posits' where foreigners reside. ' In the south of China then- is nothing stirring ; sad but for the DMus from the north, Hong Kong Jvciuki have been quite dull during the past fortnight." The China Mail also publisbee the following letters from the neighbourhood of Peking, giving full accounts of the progress of the Allied army : Puoi.tait, Sept. 22, 1660. The first detachment of troop., *maiming principally of cavalry, left Tientsin on the Bth September, and about 1,060 men followed the next day. The cavalry had halted only a few miles out of Times* and were soon overtaken oo the Otli. The column halted about noon at a town called Pn-Van, which was shout half deserted by its I%tlentei. A market summon established, proacipally by who had followed us from Tientsin. Supplies werebrought in, and everything was u comfortable as could be &g . Oa the 101 k we method a large town relied Yong -hun t where "applies were also way obtaMed-400 sheep having been bought. Heavy Min f•U on the afternoon, and the force wee read. maiden march en /ninth, from the muddy Sato C Os the 12th the march was resumed, sod • place celled Nan-tad-tens was reached, and on the lash we arrived all Houl.wu, the largest town excepting Yang•teun we seen on the march. _ At this place the opposition of Chimes commence d, plinively es anal. The town found more deserted thee any of the others, and although emplies were promised nose were forthcoming. The troi*l therefere took what they could get in the plae•, whhh was Melly completely plundered. We stayed here Wee days. /soh day's march on the way up discovered to m a merit bloods' country than that which we bad pared through' on the preceding. As at Tien-tein and the neighbourhood, net a barren spot could be discovered ; but the flatness of /arida was relieved by the trey and the-hills which end/ be plainly seen in the morning. SA Parkes and Colonel Walker timidly rode on alesd iliiingoal noon of cavalry to clone the ensimpieg =port on the elate of the raids. At Mo-si -1 with the 60th Base. the 5i s, Illth ?Wan, and some Artillery *mine. led 'also owed up. Mr. Parkes rode co to Mmes end alma andmie the usual arrangements foe our ,He regeeled that Chines, troops were stationed at Ten- Oksil. 'We 11/1 Ho-sf wu on the 17th, and after a very= Meireh eleMed at Ma•tou. Mr. Parkas rode on and the ad Tong -rhea Colonel Walker sad a commieme AO ineespanied him to a village within a shaft dis logs of Yr. Parkes rode hack to this IS Ike ef the 18th, and nes* that • large of Clime hems had taken wp a Wong ?coition m mak side of the seed through which we were to peen, he rode Win by Yr. Look. Mr. de Norman, Yr. Bow itili byr i rrj akd orregiondent, Captain Binbasen, of the Artil y , an other Seinen whose name I have for gotten, and sis Anderson, with 20 Sikh Canby, to sit is of the appearartee of mai a Sage fens. _. Wks tbs array (which had left Moira early to lie mold hid adnaiond to within a ails of Ho-ke eh 'ben the Chinese troops were amendiled. Our stteetM Was Int attracted by a trench which bad leis dig ems the mad at a village about lour miles horn 14- las • gm. was made WON, and our troops weld em, heft lis him& at the village. About a mile from Ho ko-siesis ear troops halted, and a Chinese °Meer acme out with a omega to the effect that we might encamp when we wen. Be was told that we treated to enceinpoo the other side of the village, as pevvioody arranged by Xr. Parkes, where the river was; but he held to his request that we shouhl encamp wLere we were end I offered to supply as with inter. This offer was de cl ined, l but for the time we made as maa.MINI•S In advisee, as thel misty of our party within liar . lie ris sc the °NNW nor md..bwiuk.. 4 l..._T___bk lid, of Willa Walk•ri Mr. A. C. G. ye Ras': were were wallas the retard ear mei Ids prey Mee Tun- I else, when their allsollis sesediested be suirmesie be. two a Irssosbere fiat sem* tie Mimes It erase of Ai est lawn, but It i that west. sell pailazi day's sell 10 to f f. = the Fresehms. bat le stet soutirid. ispeleal of kb sward, and &sad draiergirma his imeas. As lisSi on fal . blot*eeps castblog gee bdtgildr Kr, logo , to run the hem mid tot within oar IL liall Aw • EPO b y Yr. Thompson wee wooded is hook by • tress = and ass of the dragoons was shot is the let. Mb. -,0441 amine. y . ••• •• m• ..... MOW 1k an V.V. . NI 1 ,VVY MAO.. 1 /10 KM. CM 1,11 our .01611171. QTSVENS and SOl7, Wine and Spirit Mar- I saw beertariei the We TIMMY Neat from 31. to N. lb. fal. P • Th envalry charg7orthr7e .r or tour times, and IEIBO4I, amounts to 26,117, against 18,261 Niles Let year. 1.., dant& =MN and 00LONIAL 61121111. II WM. Mar, sad Co., M. Oseallt. . ids seed • rossidembie slumber. I don't think that Exchange and Bolliem—le spite of the reported • heel • and Son can k y moommead the following. via :—Maggili CHINA. our sad wounded on the 18th and to-gay arsomit settlements of silk for the last fortnight, bills have been 0113. 9a 4d. 6136 lag id.; iiibset qmaiity and sbmgth. lft sad XTO CHARGE MADE foe STAMPING PAP= to more the, twenty.five. The French are enoampad at by no means plentiful, and rates have ruled more in favour lb el. per gallon. Jambs Ism Ida M. and Ile:: &MI mr. .A.l Egg AMMONS) with •AM.S. CRAM sr INITIALS.... Mt proof. In. per gam WIIIIIqr, very migerfor kistidiwg, lb. 101111.1011111 r eigerlor ereaus•blet adhesive EirtiOLOPol, est. pa By thin moil we receive intelligence from Hong the stone bridim and we at the wooden bridge, &beat seven of sullen than for the previous molt The tone of sips " 4 Iga. Per Jews ; Izlali, 1184. r ff gagoa. )fall peke lee; emembld mote, hall else, Ave quires for ed., thick ifitiet i e • , sides from One of the to to Pekin to market to-da M sesambild firmer. Cloidng cinotatima as Ussa of stars sad Om ea applie/ea Tama eash.— see quires for la ; saperibse toolecap, es. per ream , emu* walag tO Oct . 13 , Shanghai s Oct. t The Chow Sheet our equip tad them are two more (one of them follow t Dank rate, 6 months sight, 66.66 d.; IF, Waft. piper, es. ad. Mail says in its summary : SOT Os the Berth side of the canaL credit', g 0. ; wllk Sa. fifd per UAL Os W =DING CA2DII, WIDDING IiNVILOPI. IN 'MAI it Th e o wn which we yaws to .. by bbliS A of trues was mot In !Delay hem Pekin with • . ei • 4 . •,,, II •.• . . 110Ke to Na . ONY i,„ UN • ~. psi ... . •re . segotiatioas. e omitted to mention that ;Per cent diamant. •• '' Y ... ... , realm.. in the oat , . .. Harry Parkes • Nl air • lon eire s =wesmiNsell o rmis_ gUTIMINICAZDIS MINTED for 4e. St —Observe, at 111CfAlf , Bowl_ ~_ ~,,___, •,, , , ' Mr. Wade waa sent on the 19th with a gag of trace to Preighte.—To Loudon, 3/. to 3/. 10S. for teas ; 5/. to 61. es m ran penmen se gg mom. ). gg, imarouirr ‘ , 04 „......r a ba i r. 4 a. FromouLT , 6 .. ft ., . e ... t_1 .! L....ttio2Losse_oorreispo_ iii . r m e_ns j ; ... Mr. Loch s 1i ‘0.g . e 5,„,,,_ ~„ ,,,d witi ,... n d . a t ay e tt a ,... . . , ~.._ for silk. To New York, tea, 12 dols. ; silk, 20 dols.