The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-06 00:00:00

t' 7 fprt% -• - td.'+ - ?"4 ; • . T. 2. SATURDAY NIGHT IN A PAWN/WHIRS CIATTLE PLAGUE, by Prof. Defini- N./ meas. symptoms, Post-llortsia &c on, mad Nature. Remedial Treatment. Ramada% bitten. History and Ramos abroad aa4 at Imam Ueda& ad laternatimal Canova', 1848, London . Robert Hardwick% 199. Pie dIOy. SHOP. The mart thee nAjoused. It will mot be seamen to @rive the amiau of the report, se it yy Ily emulated al s remitelatioa of the Teo eisdlep id a ptsd by the esemittee, the imam et the lisamiesieeee, sea the feterviow with Bit G. Grey, the whale of Midi heve &beady bees mule public. .....--. --------- sad MOORE'S AIISTRALLtN LINE I Wenn siur.-For STDDZY Meet IM DM from ... Melia bey, male M Pgrobooth bombed' aolivi t 0 nnastite .per my Aberdorm c e Orresris LAND, Al, 1,100 tom reeller. I. Pelona 1 LA IMUTTIT Oommusder ; Mut Doha Dodos. NOM nt" — bapi st bae s toll poop, ..,i, baiie! ID* NwA . w o emm 'mean ter Ye ol y es÷l2 rs. OW ..., v ia ga ny sa OXINIASSOOd it * OW " jil bd.' fi Wage apply to 1 : i " ' I A mad 0010. toriouro.A. _.,a MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN ma apACCITSIIIP. For . S %TeX( Direellto to sell how the Ili g di *ll6* I. the spiendid new Aberdeen clipper STRATR AI. 000 toes resister, 2,000 tool Cl ns burden, all. 0 of mi shereired yip Jason), Commander ; East ladle Docks. woo = do. Net built at Absreose, le expressly Med of ihe 1 .00 wee, see from her beautiful model le expected ob l ejia hit saw. She has a full poop, Mod armedm 0 .114 fir ibe eteestwodadon of cabth paganism will um , ma speped servo% if required —for terms at freight ( "mos lady to Dia ITT sod 110010. fl. Bilill 11.• fm IlliaShlllllloll. ---- ifinor and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE IF d ?ACM ow r.—lor ADVAIDE Direct ((to be de co the tith September. list shipplog day &I=er ia lle, yell-town, Dritialabollt, clipper ship aIIIC A 111 rem neater all LIIIIS OLSIN, Con mow. wales in the LoudonTide hWr4leeted gook Yak Mire igloos! gamy, le sated le ibe la& for Mt ...ia.mos.•• No, roomed kola Woe le i. — aaVretid her seritierfect order—Tor term et treW re p rim p rift/ to DOlrril sad Komi .% Billiterettert. ---.--=-;- sad MOORS'S AIISTRALLIAN Luz DIVELT sglp.—lor AMAMI Most Clart by IdtOetelar), the toe Erttlah•blent eld9 SAIANOtat! 38 adi top regkkfit, G. N.LIV MY Casateadtr : leodlog ft Itiii id folds Deets. Mt moot =tot to bar Ogelalled001" hot 60000/00. =GandriZairemosart, sod will carry • rorytees.—Por seem tit Potiego.atay to OILLATL,Y MAMMY, Ytr, trade eased :or to UMW mad NOM. It • Mir And MOORE'S AVI3TRLIALLN LINZ a= A 110 SHIP. LAIIPICZSION Mut (Ws spo tion ot bur cargo odAnd vat Iwo 00100 itarakh). boadfd ayes ruernys. wan. $l5 to w, W. R. ZARIFOOO, Commander ; Was is bilk • daya las abfp, forth Mama W. Me, Hay, aad d. smpresM Tanaudia trade, a tooted Os Mt Mt ninon qualities, mad has Armands accommodation w . f ., Oda cabin paaaengara.—For tams at frMOt cc pu mp ar I!! Mr. T. B WALKER, lin. 81.. la WITT and ILOOILIi. p. BOlitar-atratet. sad MOORE'S AINTRALIAN LINE IM ITr PACIIT 11111 P. For HOBART TOWN Weal (will w o o* 99mateli), the wall-known clipper Alp NA R SOW BY, AI, Eli lons miler, WILLIAM STORM Catannandar loading h /oh India twwks. 1 kis impair towbar kao Insarata etwolmointion tat ddat othin yomangern rad Wig D oted f or b et G am pimps, Via`rs a desirable oggorttuolti to shippers.— ). Wild of pspy/ to MIMS and MORI. 9, lalillter- Oral sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 11 of (I,llP.—Far DIONITON BAY Direct vW Isle lalsediete derpiteh , , the wen-known Itritish.built MIAMI, A 1 10 yearn. ilium 040 lens, EL F. •D•14, 111 = mom ; vine in the Landon Docks. This fine vaerel, bunt under rperielanrrey, la noted tor her liet-eilllos qualltie• Ohs hen pee eroonunodetion tor chief cabin and intereoetUatopeseeneln. red h putereble opportunity tot floe and lemon soode—Tor lewd height or pewee apply to Yr. JOHN ElttliWl4l (late Cooker end Co , 49, Feneharchetreet ;or to DZYTTT sad moues. Billitarareek ILAOK BALL PASSENGER LINE of its MMUS t or AIIIITZALIA ben Lades area. - - - - R. LAU To foam! mruirog Isles vrwo oototicom Irkek o a d siosiag 46 5 , to ost alei K mikes 465. 6rL ; 455. 44 44.. 6d, east 414. ss. Palo; 140. to 375„ 141. Smith t lone 1,700 am*. to 19& 160. it trnti 144. 5.6,12ter T. 4.—The Final, TOD. bouest 1•11 lota us I Then(ley gr. business s have kb es received Kunst the ▪ orders re. per bashers. s aseretisals eds. There ✓ice on the there is • nof cattla ibs lariat. iota. Beef, 10. fa 9d. 70. IT, 17u 61. ; KM; 16d; 6d. ; Wails nwJl 20a. ; Is Pad New • ; W.J. , 200. ; Walk 196. 9d.; Coes, 19d 9d.; lila Daftly' Taiga. Total. 18(16. 18OL - IC —S— AM Well 16,164. 24,146 67,667 51.602 Kum and Oriantal rs, sallad ibis editorraneas, ), sod Chins. nom sad ca Ma ; d t La, ;SOL Pew& Bong Kosg, dollars, 21104 00l ; and for NCOLICSIII3.I in ' s railways from July 1 1., aa mama 164. Tao pto mains to this 1 to 47031., as L of 1864, sad ip Queeu of Neon. T. N. Gravorood for 4er, &nom• a of the South on the Land mediate dum p contains 528 me passengers, and 224 single 'e learn from I 111.0111DdiDi to tly carried on. were observed corm, of the ironed Feniane we of the Goer be etatiesed in attempt at cow- moat of remota a *wet oath. man M Vow". rick Ocnirtsey, ak, on a ears* ration at Itlack. r, were broniht on Satardsy. the effect that I need military' went parties of The prisowere the roalisar", Lranoe.—Dublia opondent re- Meeth, irit, from whirl What ro PirPlignm 3 _ 'room Perm•—, re gratitude, ler, of MeetiaP crewed for tie rot without aura &Min; " DU. As of trod*, •Ta I the ratels• h tae vo osootasfoL.-- DEATHS. outhees, the with alter. Lee, Barbital, the lons Lod i Zrl Y. P. ogl Norwood, the Idle lc-road, Hish lrosahtll-eoect, wisham. hLe i the i ih, to m u , itOnt Ppben'rt Churce le h " , t!! , ft bie of th e t Clispel, Penton- Clondesleyotre e ‘ Itan. of Romano-J. Notting-kW. C. & pater, lararsagell. to 104 i; bled 10. r. It. 1- i. w . , j, , ILsostnit". HALM ----- HALM Oe " do . 4 I Pant*? al tot wbitatrise"' ITonßags. I Docks. 1 To Sid. lying 'lron Duke ILW *bey City of Sydney .. ;SOO I QUIIItSLASID.—Innd Orden. LSO. lleedemptesillayinster libmel Great Vittoria ow • te.11.) IMMO .... Golden City %SOO &buns Boot. 111 Z. leas Oot. 10 to all clasps". I.llnrixTol Z. hulls 8494. 11 Oct. 4 Ibis celebrated Mao of packets bare, by their puoctuality aatt mid poems, earthed a world-known reputation, and their pia yaw aetossottatiou autumn's/4 by say vessels alloat.—For or pump to Australia to JO= ILLlMlB lld =o!t hi erpool ; all Allots for lb. Black hi fie : sad T. M. RAMAT and Co., 1. Leadroballalleet, Wm. LC. GEN; for A6STRALIA are invited to Pliiirt the magnificent BLACK BALL am/Mary steam skip GREAT VICTORIA, 4,000 tons, 6001 sores t4Ylnffrom the Bard India Docks panntualiy on the 4th of October, for QUIZ:OLAND, taking pusengers for Sydney and )bear at through rates. The eapab deck elbow are, foe Gilpook comfort. convenience, and 'opera anangenaMth, on squaed by any other ship in the Australian trade. Being under t with the government of Queensland, will carry an surgeon superintendent. Will call at Plymouth to smtark malls and rs.—Apply to JAIIEB BAIN Int and 0 4 , Water-street, verpool : all agents tot the Black Ball Line and T. IC MACKAY and Co., 1 , Lesdenhall-street, Loudon. R.C . CUIARD LINK—BRITISH and NORTH ERICAN ROYAL MAIL ETRAMABIP3, appointod by Os Admiralty to sail between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, aid Weems LIVERPOOL and DORTON, Me Beaton Mine calling N Rattan to land and receive and MOUS. The feb lowing ce other vessels are to sail from Liverpool. Mani M Cork to revolve U.. AINITALARAN. for NEW YORK, Estords7, NIA 0. CUBA. for BOSTON, Saimda,y, kept. It 'PERSIA, far NEW YORK, Warder, Sept • Takingp.a.3vs sod goods for Eames and liavannab, to be Ineeterred at Now York (subplot to tie paresiseloa of lie EOM states authorities! on board tbs &ILE& Cornea. Yarmde-money, including ateware's fee and provisions. but without wines or liquor. —To Halifax and Boston, chief Ets , wood cabin, fin To New York, chief cabin. LW: :se a. o bt :a siNs. ME—apply to J. B. nook Old Brood beet. London; J.I. Carrie, Barre, reed Elam d• Bosoms. Paris: O. an d J. Berm IS, Jeamies-street, Women : D. and C. llaelver, geeenalown : or D. and C. Deaver, k, Wateretreet. Liverpool STUN TROY LIVE)! PoOL OR g w V i larTOWN TO NEW YORE. TWICE A MRS LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and J. PHILADELPHIA ETEA3I-8111? COMPANY Intend de 'plebAnther loweredClacie-bellt Dos Amy Staim-Hhlps, mote. the t oft Stan . . TROY LIVERPOO for NEW TORE Ceti 01 16 . 570 N, This Day, Berl KANGAROO, Friday, Bert. h. ITNA, Wednesday, Sept IL AM every Wednesday, sad deserts Fridays sad Saturdays. Csbili passage by the mail steamers sailing every Wedneed e jl 16,11, sad n 'Mama, accordlog to the accommodatton. =by the Mears sad Bstmday's stemma 16 Fitness. sl a pomp includes a full supply of cooked hmar= Ye Cards and the ratted Maass booked t= dm ot MTadvsatassous W at er hither particulars Apr i l I 11411A,N, ed:met, Liverpool; or to sad /LACEY, 0, Lag Wllllinteareet, Lode.. CITIEENSLAND GOVERNMENT 106 EMIGRATION OFTICEI, 2. Old Broad-street, L Ol4lOll . IMIORATIoN to QUERNSLAND. 11171 GRANTS of LAND. All rooms WWI their own full purge toll* colony receive a 430 ad order—opal to 30 acres of land—far each member of emir families of 12 yeah and upwards. and a £lO land *Ma for each Mild between 12 months and 12 yews. Free and assicted passages are now gime without rertrldSon as to age to persons of the following occupations:—Shepherds. Ploughmen, m4441'0,11, quarrymen, profemed gardeners. Linen. carpenters, EUILKNIS, bricklayers, blacksmiths. wheel. might& stdownshn, Ac. also female domestic servants of good character. PINNEY JORDAN, Agent.Oeneral for Emigration fur Queensland. BREMEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns vitt. end Central Oeremay.—The North German Lloyd's fine %skim screw .teamer CONDOR, Captain C RA+SE, will le fisteetelord from Hormel) down TO-MORROW, the 7th feet. I=au.P•lmitting), at 10 a.m calling at Brunswick Pier, for gemengers„ at 12 n00n..-0 area to Bremen. Cr Yd Al: Morn tickets, £3 and £1 lig—Apply at CHAPLIN'S ll:drama OSos, Regent-draw W.. or to PHI LLIPPS, OBAVIA. PRILLII•I3 zed Co., Pt. Duitstaill•house, ft. Dunstan'ehill, LC GOTHBNBURG. The fine fi rs t-class screw 1 4../4 steamer GDSTAF WASA, Captain C. F. STIEHL, .in dear for the above port on or about the 7th instant. To be Mowed by other flat-ri iss steamers. This vessel has sups * accommodation for passengeni.—lfor partieniers of freight Lit Pares apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal lJmee. Zegget . CirC". W, Or to 11111,1APPb, GRAVES, PIILLLLPPIS and Co.. St. Dnestan's.boase, St. Dunstmis-hill, E.C. ROTTERDAM and the ItHINE.—RKDIIC TION of FA/M.—The Netherlands Steamboat Company's hat and tavourite steamer BATAVIER, Captain W. 8111 ni, wili Maws Broisnrick Pier, Backwall, EVERY SUNDAY at 11 o'clock, se antral of the 10130 Lm. train from Paschen.Metres& Station. Hodueed fares: Saloom LI ; fon cabin. Lfa. ; return tickets hosed at a fare and a hall.—Ap ps at CHAPLIN'S Universal Mks. Helfent-cOmm, W. or to - PHILLIPPR, GRAVEB. PHIL UPPS mad Co.. St. Deastatia-house, Be. Danalea'a4oll. Z.C. THE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY im• (Milted). a .ed 7. Nichelarlase, Leenbaril-eteeet. Lomb& CAP1TAL......... TWO MILLION& R7AIRTI FOND MOM DEPOSITS ILIMEITED NeVertbie ou demand Ditto at 7 dare Dodos Ditto at 14 days' notice at Si 'peels! isles tar messy deposited terleng wade. PAID UT. 13= 1 1 at HONEY ptNaa.. BIICIEL tncyd trams L, a dillies! : i t . OCKINILL sad Ca. Perfumers to It JUL the Meccas of WWI. k it Three thircogrt, Lombar444mA. Landon. KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, t h e ILST MUT= of the BLOOD lawn In Medicine. rimalarielpeztended We and genera adoption, easy be ea a household nexemery. Bold by all Medicine LAM:IL—The LETruca contains as motive die ledmine. erbkb pommies all the 100 S? Ito dangem-10r.O. JOVEAIT= 49 . 1i = 01 , prepares a Syne and a Meet Were Om Wawa', ly recommended by the Medium' Proimeriem tre nide. MINN. lin and UI Moot alfecikom OITIMIL OIL; RIK L. lid. sad 1 Id. PAM by pan, la did. and 111 . 416 TODARZ. —MTH REPREBINTATION. riILATSVoI IITISTRItY Y PTIAN /lALL-11AILVIUS V MAGIC sad TIWYEILOQUISII, by Wooed 111‘)DARL—The , real lodise lisakst Trill. and lastantanoons growth ol Mower Treas. sa Introduced. tor tits int tbs. in this country. oft radar liouday. Aprli 17 Mk by Coked nadirs. wad formed by him and t h e Indian Magicians. EVIAN ZVVirrl i tt as g otaturlays included). also oh Wsdaeoday sad hatarday Attar nom, at IL—nab at ligaloWs. /I, °id Boadogr" end Boi. hall—ddraitsioo, Is.. 25.. sod is. Aiming salrashisma."—Vida limy" Ass 1L GREAT ST. JAMES'S HALL—EVERY IVINTIM a$ light aad Saturday &tames at Thee.— It* WORLD at MAOC.-Baxad alaln la a ma New. IV awed Andatees—lnoderla I (the Ota lt4 Marceba Vestralat a Mtn* Is Begase. DWI Cart —The Red Dalian Lat Trick. by Mr Lads Aadersaa. —ll/dis. In : reserved wets. : Olt fa. : Maisie" In—Crowded boaaaa 14.0101 1 / 1 0, Alder mei rare Wen SOWN et the Weed at Magda. Itantenas queesea The=nal Wakamatsu llatortalsannt is the nostrepolia"— ✓ide A. NIMMIL Milne Mamba% OFFILIC ITHE OXFORD.--SIXTYAnc, by.T. mai : LA TRAVIATA. FORMA , ac, br ei"... 1000 maim% Ormitle Catnyany la lea*" including Mow swam. W Barth: Madame Warta, aodlftse Ittz-Beary ftyro l t i g = l ts . crappaerearre here after an Oman el lea menthol ; MINER A. at. Orl4o. biwasoll. U. W. WWlaren anda . Tlvell the BRIDAL el BRAUTY. by those sews alleles the Tory and garaGennha. Comedy 'WI by Os miseikas, worm Dark& and Davies ; Mr. Alassadre, the celebrated VenWilocalit and Miran and Ober available talent.—Tlll3 URBINO. THE TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP GOMPANY (Limited). CepihaL eilkeen sewn& Pont ban 10,000 aim of Mai DIF on apptiaelias, 64 to abeam& It is on eallool that over onaball of a nail be cad=within the out twelve eoliths. Is the tof the ty of as easolos of the 'PPP by addition& dearer ke the Ne C rr V i ctr wed* oe tor the Seta the Directors will cassult the proprietary as to whether ditiona l the tame shaft provided by farther eas or by= brae of ad onsfila be DIZICTORS. CV:Marko R. Mangles Chairman of the Royal Mall Steam Let Company, and of the %adios and South Western Railway. Roman Gurney, req.. ILP., Deputy.Chairan of the Royal Mall Seem Packet Company. Clunks Pump, Rm., Claw %samisen Dock Company. George Modal& In., M.P. Jo% Peyton Pates Isq., Director Southampton Dock Company. Gene Ran lin.. .Wmen Hampshire Hankie,: Company. (With power to add to their number.) seaming. London-Memo Glyn. Mills. Capin end Company. Southainfacm-The Hasspelike banking Company. ! AtriHTOILe-Mean. Chadwick, Ademson, McKenna. and Co. 1101111-11 men. Licalnion and Sons, Angel-court, leadesalLD. BannliTAßS (pre tO.)-.1. IL Vincent, Bp. PHATIVIS. London-Rowlead Yblr, Rats. tlialbcourt, E.C. Sysibiamies-Mmes. Shan. Raniein. and hitarP• orrirna Loan -OA. New Broad-etrest. YILOSFICTUS. The !madlsaac Steamship Company (Limited; Is formed nader the suasion' at the important interests; connected with Southampton. for the poste, of establishing a line of first-also and cargo steamships between Southamptn end New orrM, whielt thank now en admitted necessity. Southampton, los it. central posit*" its close proximity to Leaden and the continental ports. its safe and sup access in all Means of the tide, possesses unrivalled advantages for the Anis. rims Ueda TM Southampton route to America is very imperfectly served by the present Bees of steamships under foreign tisgs, which touch at Southampton from Bamberg end Bremen on their way to New York, and clear out with immense freights of German, Trench. and /HU oh lasaufecturee, and ler.e slumbers of pima pus of all classes. and are eminently sneoessful • line of stesasen under the MU& deg between Southampton end New York direct would bring very large Importation, of American butter, cheese. boxes. pork. Soar. lord. °Mete, and other articles of sceptic-ally unlimited consumption . snd such goods would be (slivered in the London market In the best con dition, In twelve days has New York at moderste through raise ag T t lit i ttnnethntic Steamship Company therefore propose, to the nt Mataaces, to provide for • regular fortnight!, merrier fi • between Southamptioa sad New York by ineanial screw steam &Wed SACO to 4,000 tone battlers, to perform the v lakee wdMn ten days, and with capable et carrying (10 find OD" YR second. and COO passenger., sad VMS toss freight added to which Coutinental service between South ampton, Antwerp, and other northern continental ports Two threw steamers ot about 000 tone each will ariretheary for this "r Z s tirectere propose to avail themselves in the design and equipment of theshipe of the most modern improvelemeta so that the utmost speed may be obtained and the greathet iunount of avdiable space for cargo sod passengers secured, together with economy to the censunildhot 01 fad. Pending the comerectioo of the neesethary ships, the Direetres wal be in • position if lamellate open m aytric Man earir date by means of existing steamers, which be chartered or pur chased for the service. The Company, by coutemplated arrangements on both sides el the Atlantic, will command facilities possemed by no other line of American steamers At the port of Southampton im portant adnatages an seamed: the London and South Western Railway Company and the Southampton Docks Company here adopted a 'Mend tariff in favour of this Company, and will pro mote lie success by everremeas Through rates of freight from Antwerp, Havre, Landon, and Southampton. will convey mer chandise of Luropesa origin. not only for the supply of the New York market, bet to the whale area of railway c omm n comprising the chief cities of the United States There can be no doubt but that the proposed line of steamers will be highly remunerative. Tbe cal! diens made by parties of admitted erperieues have thee hue d upon the eliding trade without regard to that largely increasing deveiopm eat which the restoration of peace must inevitably bring with it. The proposed capital to otheidered adequate for the knetediath purposes of the New leek service, Wt as operatkus in commo tion with the Southern ports are alSo coot mplated, the three toes wilt take advantage promptly of any opening that may arise, to establish • line to a Southern port, by stamen ex. meetly adapted for that service. to soon as circumstances may jadify the stay. All via stem communication between the Continent of Swops, Southampton, and a port le the Southern States must eventually become a commercial neces sity of the first clam and be highly remunerative. Upon all moneysteld le advance of 'calls Intereat at the rate of per cant. will Os allowed from the date of pediment. 101111 OP APPLICATION vol MARRS. (TO be !vistaed b 7 the Bankers.) No To the Iltmoters d the Trsamthisntic Steamship Company • Instited`.. Gentlemen, —Having paid to your thicken* the sum of , being a deposit of Li per share on 'nuns the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree I. accept such 'bane, or say loss number you may lee on the terms of the prospect**. mad I agree to pay w it ee on allotment, and to sign the articles of ammodatioe of the Company when required, and I authoriee you to insert my name upon the milder of members for the number of shares alWed to me. Venal signature Nan" In tel Prasido• DEM • boort Bankers' imam EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS, beat quality. Upwards ad td/ different slopes ecentantly ea view ter selection sad lunnedtate delivery. Easy enure made to say 1600 on approval. At T. H. FIUME and BON'S llisuntactory, 31, Pt and 144, BOlllefFitleet. W. An Illustrated vetoed catalogue sent post tree. IF YOU TRAVEL , send for BUSSEY , SMITH, and Co's. ILLUBTiATED CATS LOOVE of PORTMAN TRAM trunks, Ram and every other unveiling requisite. Also Yield. Jeanne. and Opera Gluons. widen Whir excellenes and elteapsen.-481. New Oinsedgweet, I.IYAII and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLE/LEN, 06 end 67. OIFOWBTIW. Overcoats tam, rein, and dust. too I. to Sid the &k -nitted and 16a. to 66a. tans badness, the park, and tourist, 425. to 66e. Jackets In a/1 to feahlonaide styled 111. to saathisssast Burgas'. "AL to 75a. Vests In Cashmeres, sUks, washing drills, da., to Us. TlOOlllllll in all tsahhosa ble deka sad Natalia, 105. Id . to IN. I.IYAM sad Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENT dB sod 67, OXFORDBTRINT. No. 1. Gsatlamo's MOW for Isms data wear. No. 2. Geo tlesselis Order Dspartsomot. No. S. Bore t tot p ing for loonedisto wear. No. 4. Boy: sod Youths* Order DO-•4114. No. & HAW sod Lfrery Department. No. 6. Hsts sod (Seam. Hosiery. No. 7. Travelling Clothing, Umbretss, Porlassatoaus, Rugs. doe.. Provlseisl Brandies :—Birrstnghars, tl, 2Y. sad 2), 148,416105 t Leeds, a Briggs*.. JOZZAWB COPAILINIC MEGE, th e only Treads pleparatioa adopted by lb. Paris Academy and Colkgi of aurgeoaa, on the ropoof o %loam. Cullarlfa Moor& Lloyd, Mead, and Legros Gust 1" Lancet,' Nov. 6 1912`, mai In an amass of dt days either recent or Amok.- 4a dd., at 41. SOZIAITS. ?teach obandat, aft, ilayntatkot. Pout Doe o f roestpt al ea. ed. 3111 W NOVILL 3M MORTIMILit COLLINS. Cut Tuesday next. to 3 vela, at all H 0 IS IRS HElR braricl Updated from the "Dublin Uaheretty Vega:Jae." MU] Maxwell and Co., publishers. It!, Yleetatzest. This day. with lhowthittitte end Vignette TitLyng*, price ft., HAND and GLOVE. By the Author of - Berbers's 11Wary,' Hag • Million et Money," he. London : John Maxwe ll end Co., lt2, ltestetreet. NEW NOVEL BY ILL HAMMY. Ms day, la II vela, at all• Liamlal. 0 P If Y L•IIR I& Jobs mama sad C. ln. reat-arwl. TEFFERSON DAVIS NOT GUILTY of TRWOON.—Bastsroas Snaisosot of Um race President oft floatbans States. Six copies ➢ost free for it stamps. G. BataWert, 3. Orford -markups, Loadoss, W. John C. Claelats, Little Rainey stns.. Map be bed d Snobs sad Xenial l , poet tree ter I Swops AWORK on the TEETH, entitled PURE DENTISTRY, sad WHAT IT DOES TOR rs. By A. renal. Oreentswetreee Trees the swat wean at Ws preview wort ea dwebd eargiry by the awe author, we antici pate the saws wiD be reed with avidity by ell chum wits ere laterested to diewitsinstlng between pew end reeretekteal FROM LAST N.TORTS OAZETTIL IHAMss Or SOLICITORS' AND TIMM= PADMOOLUIII TO 111 OVUM= AT lIIR OMOIII OP THE CRIMP COVE! Or BASKRIIPTCY, 199219 ALL BANKIHIPTIL RlMAiterg WILDISM, Mountstreet, Grosmateogriams, Ices dealer, so surrender Sepl 19, at 12. AIMAKAH Heir& LIMY Cbusok-row, Hampstead. marine More dealer, Sept 16, at 11 JAMBS WILITMOS2II, Upplogbant, Itutlandshire, wine merchant. Ilept. /6, st IL .Jggrta LIM. Pancrendana City, and Seymour-plies, Brlawdon *gears, Calkollados sod. Sept. 16, at 1. ABS IBM= and QUALM airline, Aylesbury, boot makers, 19, M IL Jolt MAMMML, Water4ane, City, commission agent. Sept. 19, at IL • JOHAN ItaIDIMUCE LOUIS CAI& 1201101, CalaSordaa.road, WM WS, manufacturimg jeweller, S.M. le, at 11. DAR Jolla ISCLIMIIM, IgnaglngWn-patit-road, bander, Sept. 19, at 11. MOM WALLAClllTmoss,BlabosmWalthass, builder,Sept.l9,at 11. Joann Coon, New Cburchatrest, and Utile Ormeatrest, Limon grell, coach maker. Sept. 19, at 11. JUAN BAUTISTA Aeloao.tolemattel,Clty,merchantSept 19, at 12. Daum Lana; lienseentreee, eammeredal-road last. councle• sine meant. Sept. 19, at IL =maim InAggnm, Addloetreen aty, coronierelsi traveller, Sept I& et IL lOW% Ononon EAnilsan, SL PanTsrosd, H tghbury, gentleman, BoPt 19. an. WW.las Hemming& Didhouslaterrace, Bermondsey. lightener, Sept 19. at 11. DANNY Pius= YURI& Mabledon-plaoe, Enstoll - tood, late chemist, Sept 19, at 1. Jell WILOOII WOUrr. widow. LIMB Pulteueyatreet, Golden. maws, wardrobe Maier, Sept. 19. at 1. Osman PitILIMS, Ashford, Rest, dealer in earthenware. Sept. 19, at It W HAJAR RAM, Canterbury-read, Forest-bill, Wader, Sept. 19. at IL WILMS ALIBII, Aston-rillage, near Birmingham. bee:retailer, Oot 6 at 11. Jamas tiocuatt.. Iteddlteh, Worcelteralt, Sept. I& at it Jogai! Banadit, Birmingtuun, dratted, Sept. 20, at It IMMARD 011011.1. Taetwort& provision dmW, Sept 12, 12. IS/MUM BisIUCIIITON, Manley, liteilordsh., currier, Sept. RI, at It lAMBI DAIIIII., Shrewsbury, draper, Oct. JOHN Stem'. Neweastieunder-Lyme, Stagesdataire, travelling draper, Oct. 6, at 12. 1111 „ •w Rimier ?LINT, Rimming, Derbyshire, late tallow rhea ' diet. Mpt. se, at IL WillniAß Mount; Carrington. Nottingtarashire, lace suanatar• toter, Sept. 19, at 11. EDMAMD CHARM linasw, Bristol, late agent, Sept. 16, at IL 011101tem Palemaan, Upper gastoo, Gloucestershire, UM Mull manufacturer, Sept. 16, at 11. Janis HARMAN, Newport, Monmouthshire, late master mariner, Sept. 16, at 11. 010111 I , OIITH. Ripon, Yorkshire. joiner, Sept. 26, at 11. WILLLAK 0114.4011, Leeds, potter, Sept. la, at 11. ELI WAUgWOIIIII, Halifax. wholesaw *roam. 18 ale la. at Onowas TiluMPsoll 00001101, Doncaster. de r in artilicial manures. Son. 16, at It DOM JIFFIRSON,Jwi , Liverpool, merchant, Sept 1 hir e. Jamas Boimows immano, Saddieworlit. Tork& dattna misentan, Sept. 26, at tr. BMWS CMADMICS, Shawolough, Lancialdre, Iron founder, Berk W. at It EWAN= Roallarein mid /Man Roottinos, While, watch gaskets. Sept. 19, at In. JANE' Scans tit Christchurch, Hants, builder, Sept. 19, at S. AUGUST DIADIMAMD Hositnazzo, Gatsahead, Durham, commer cial clerk, Sept. 19 at 12. RACHIL EXLMT. Batley, Yorksh., late innkeeper, Sept. 22, at & EbmAlll) DOCLIMILD, Northampton, tool maker, Sept. it, at 10. WILLIAM Mornay, Balton, I.4inaaahlre, per, Sept, M. at 10. Jetted Hat, Arley, Warwickshire, shoemaker, Sept. 21, at 12. laments Cgoos, Liverpool. joiner. gent. 27. at b. WILLIAM 11111,11 AN, Buncoat !nail., stonemason. Sept 18, MS. Plum WHIT; Shetheld, Imitator, Sept 27, at 1. DAVID Moan. Carmarthen, fruiterer. Sept. 16. at 12. ZOMMIT AMES, Conway,Carnamonsh., oaf eclioner Sept. 1110112. laves Written, Heyrod, Lancashire, publican, Sept. IL JAN= red WM.11114. DaWlll. T!!oroestwahtm , Kao , 1 9 . Twain FADES, Summerhill, StaHordshtre, colliery engineer, Rapt I& at 11. 71/WEMIOI fIAMOIL Durham, journeyman blelooacer. Sept. la, at 10. Taoists V. Hattie& Toyama& Watford.. plumber. Sept. JAMS WILLIAMS, Llaattloorwie,Caroarvuoahlre, victusller, Sept. 211. at 11 EDMAIL ALFORD, Kinpwear, Devon, ship builder, Sept. 16, at it. LAST RIAIIMATIOI I II Oct. 6. J. Outran', Burton-upon-Trent ; Swadlineote. Derby- shire Dordethorpe. Leicinnes. timber merchant—Oct IL J. P. Chadwick. Sewport, Monntotithshire, lessee of the Alex. ands Theatre—Get. 17. T. Newmad, Chippenham Wiltshire, miller—Sept. It J. H. (Modem, Newport. Monmouthshire, soli* tor—Sept. It C. fry, jam., Sossertoed Magna, Wiltshire. cattle dealer —Sept. 22. C. S. Gough, Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, attorney—Oct. Ht. Jane Fowls, Weston-raper-Mare. Setnereetshire, schoolmistrets—Oct. 6. W. Metcalf, Aloe, Yorkshire, butcher Oct 1. T. T 4.141111, Oalverley, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer — Oct. 6. J. Boyle. Leeds and Sarboroao, Yorkahlre, tobsoconist —Oct. 2. W. Robinson, Buame, Lancashire, ale and porter brewer—Sept. le. T. Hewitt, Boltomle-Moors, Lmeashire, con tractor and atone dealer—Sept 22. J. Frye% Birkenhead, tailor and draper—Sept. IS. R. Smith, Little Brighten, Cbeddre, slater—Sept rr. W. Mobeek Anibleside, Westmoreland. tailor—Oct. t J. Hayward. Shrewsbury, sergeant of militia Now. 16 Margaret Thomas. Roach. Radnorshire, widow— Sept. SI. S. Tomlinson. Hahne, poulterer—Sept. H. J. Hackney, Balsa, labourer—Sept 14. J. Oldham, Duktnneld. Cheshire, hatter—Oct 10. Ann opeuceley, Beverley, licensed victualfer— Oct. 26. R. Manning, Dartmouth. 'flattener—Oct. 21. W. Teurseeld, Wednegury, bolt and screw maker—Oct. An a l Tamer, Baron, Gloucestershire, shopkeeper maker-- & beerhouse keeper—Oct. 17. J. 11111, Braked, Yorkshire. slater—Sept. 19. G. !linden. Inaction, Durham, ale and porter merchant—Sept. 19. D. Evans. Memo, draper. DLVIDIKDS. Oct. & Jane Ritmo, Cpw Oornal, Staffordshire, fanner— S.pt 16. W. Shigletra. Mist RoM•rd. Nottingluire, draper—Sept. 18. W. Jefferies, Wergossaper-Mare—rept. IS. H. IL Pugh, Ruhr:lll6th, Montgomeryshire, druggist—dept. 20. R. Miley, Bohm% Csmbridgmhire, Ihihmeenger—amt. Li. C. Wilkinson. Abtort Cum:Maenad, blacklarlith—Sept. Is. T. Osborne, Brighton, coach makar. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Hamilton, J. W. Hamilton, J. Handltas, 0. Purvis, and T. Thompson, Haitians, Nsethismbsriand, Dastowadms se far art regards J. W. Hamilton and T. Thompson—C. P. Worthington, J. Worthington and H. Howe, Manchester, dyers, so far as regards C. F. Worthington—J. Mollison and J. Darnley, Leeds, whitessaltits-8. Morley, IL Siam, A. Murray, T.lla lee, and T. C. Elliott, Wood-street, My, sad Nottinirbaso. w haters, ' BO NI regards B. Stam—J. Mom* Sutcliffe, and R. amp shire, Leeds, builders, so for as regards J. Heeris—W. H Curter add J. Carter. Cannon-street and Gr shamstreet, City, tobac conists—W. Rlddle and 0. Meddler" Itiddlesberoagh, York shire, grocers—J. Dickinson and J. Lodge. Mosley, Yorkshire, worsted spinners—W. Bradshaw and J. Knowles, Manchester, lithographic printers—J. F. Reeves sad P. W. Reeves, Hell oed. Suffolk, paper maker—Martha Cr (admialstrstrix of the late John Crowther. decemed), and Joseph Crowther, Gokar, Yorkshire, woollen insaufactiders —T. Salt, W. H. Salt, 0. Pait, L Salt, T. Salt, Jun.. W. E. Olyda, and C. Stead, Bradford. York shire, spinners, so tar as regards W. B. Cityde—R. Singlehut, L Brockleburst. R. B[o.ll, O. W. Brockiehurst, Liverpool. and F. J. Ridgway, Liverpool, and Parnabiba, Brasil, merchants, so far as regards P. J. Ridgway—P. H. Beer and W. L Thomas. Benunea, coal merchants—B. Maim and J. D. Shapisnd, Lo raine Oast, Holloway-toed, sergeons—J. Petrie, jun., 0. Ormerod, J. H. Moore, 0. March, and W. A. Scott, proprietors of the Rodidsie Obeerver-0. B. Brldpr and 0. M. Roes, Nottingham lace maaafacturem—T. Pidduck and J. Rdwards, Liverpool, provision merchants—W. Walton and Sarah Thomp son, Coventry, vibboa manufacturers —O. Edm ond* and K. Loyd, fibetheld, parchment manutscturenJ. Wilcock and W. Batterileid, Leeds, tea deafers—G. Brett and P. Woolley, Man cheater, attorneys. SCOTCH SZQUISTRATIONS. CHARMS DOMIRT, Glasgow, butter me/cheat, Sept 8, at the Vacuity Hall, Glasgow. Gloms CHlstintm aad Tgonss ELLIOT, Jedburgh, manufac turers, Sept. IS, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Jedbui Gaunt EST, Edinburgh, merchant, Sept. 11, at Lyon and Turn. bull's Rooms, Edinburgh. 1115011 Dlrremiu.L, Kllwitinlng, groom . , Sept. 11, at the Faculty Glasgow, °gown Venom and Gam= ligang. inn. Glasgow, cabinet makers, Sept 11, at the Faculty Hail. Glasgow. Roil= HEIRS BOOM CaUlpbelltomn, grocer, Sept. 12, at the Argyll Arms lon, Campiteiltewn. BIRNAID M'COSSILL, RoUtesay, auctioneer, Sept 1.1, at the I Victoria Hotel, Rothesay. RI-OPICIINO OF TRADE BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND ! TEI 8011/11RES PoRTEL—At last the trade so loog sae peoded between Liverpool and the Southern ports of America has returned to its lotitimste chanwL and the docks at Liverpool present a sight which mast gladden the hem is ad thole poor people who suffered so deeply and so bravely the privations °cosmonaut we the interruption of commercial interoourso between the Mersey and the Soothers porta. Within the last few days there were two arrivals from New Wiese, viz. H. Wantland, mid the Apolooo. while there sailed to New Orionis the Matilda. the Yuman, sod the Bellearrig ; to Mobile the Maxwell, John Ma all , arid Aliso ; to City Point, Vir ginia, the S. T. Tilley, sod to Charleston the Amelia. There are at present loading in the Liverpool docks the following vessels :—ForCharleatoe, the Florence Chipman ; for Mobile, the MargarM Pogh, Charm, Daketah, Nor wood, Princess Royal, and Shakapsare ; for New the Alabama (s), Merchant, and Tecumseh ; and for Richmond, Virginia. the B. B. Thompson. By the list sews from the United States we Mein that the keown trader Francis B. Cutting, had cleared from Mobile for Liverpool with a cargo of cotton valued at 680,000 dole. This looks 'roll. CO/TON BEIPNIZNTS TROY MATARIOROR. —Not withstanding the reports so senitionsly circulated to the contrary, the cotton trade at Matamoros cannoned at the last *commie em brisk se Maid be expiated. Tbe Rinwo, Captain Sewell, which has just arrived is Liverpool from Maternoma, which port she left on the 16th July, Mort , as mormens banana Whig doe at Matamoros is sotto. Who the Minim left the follow* vessels wise in pert, all being loaded with cotton far the Money, via. :—The Chris tina Casale, Julia, Maid of Atha'', Spring. Belem, sod Cowman& The ship Ocean Ream. lama with a full servo ' ! of tattoo, was to have sailed oo the 17th of July, the day , lalter the Rimer, sailed. The stock of eithis he and about I Matamoros is described as =ousting to somethiag east , I moos, sad all the mash is port were lakes up with Mils The Act of Parlfenientoonipellhig pawnbrokers to ke i na until 11 p.m. on Saturdays operates with sr sifted in different London neighbourboode. Herli t : • hardship to be called upon to burs gas and up the semblance of work keg after its reality departed ; there, another hour's goo* is taken, and the crowded rush goes on unistermit faintly until midnight. To the bulk of West-end pawnbrokers, Saturday night brings no special duty. Watches, rings, timepieces. pictures, plate, or knick-knacks, are as likely to remain undisturbed by their owners daring that evening as on any other throughout the week, while the sudden pecu niary. needs of customers are neither more nor lees prawn than at other times. The ordinary rou tine of their business goes on therefore, undisturbed, and were it not for the Act just cited many shops now necessarily open until 11, would close at their usual hour. But the pawnbroker in an essentially low neighbourhood has to compress into a Saturday evening as many business transactions as in the whole week besides. And these operations are almost uniform in their character. He has neither Aims to attend to sales over the counter, nor attuopportunity for lending money upon goods. out pledges, receiving the money lent upon them, and calculating and claiming the interest due, occupies the entire night, keeps his shop full to overflowing, and his staff of assistants inces santly engaged. Last Saturday evening we took up our station behind the counter of a pawnbroker's shop in one of the lowest neighbourhoods in London, and had ample facilities afforded us for observing the routine of its business, the class of people forming its chief customers, the nature of their dealings, the sums they had borrowed, and the interest-money they p. Situate in a narrow flaring thoroughfare, and imbedded in a complex web of hemp facto the ta ll ow-melting establishments, hat manufac tories, and a series of densely populated colonies of bricklayers, labourers, waterside-men, shirt makers, sempetresses, and carmen, this establish ment may be taken as a fair type of others of its class ; while in the number of its smell operations, and the variety of its customer it is probably among the most noteworthy in London. It pro ' cures from an adjacent tobacconist's, and disposes of during every week, fromlsol.to 2001. in halfpence and threepenny sod fourpeuuy pieces. More than 1 2,000 pledges are redeemed there each Saturday night throughout the year ' the sum lent on each ranging from one shilling , and their average being apparently little over four shillings each. Thus, a 1 week ago, the Saturday's returns showed that 2,100 pledges were taken out by their owners, and a total of 4181. paid, for them, besides some 111. for interest and during our two visits, and some what length ened stay, the rapid :stoat which small bundles were handed over the counter, and the 1 kaleidoscope-like quickness with which one set of eager struggling applicants made way for another, during what was spoken of as "a comparatively slack night," through so many of the poor Irish being away in the hop districts, gave convincing proof of the all-engrossing, continuous business carried on. The entire house, moreover, is crammed with articles pledged. ded-rooms, attics, lofts, stair cases, lumber-closets, and landing-placee are con verted into warterooms for small parcels with tickets affixed. The visitor knocks his bead against bundles of mortgaged goods, finds it impossible to avoid treading on them, sees them stacked above and below, to the right and left of him, and after being cou r teously conducted through a geod-sired house, finds the pledges to have completely invaded, and all but edged out its dwelling accommodation. Floor after floor of open shelves, divided into huge pigeon -holes, running 'from ground to ceiling, and so arranged that there is just room to walk between each, are seen in uniform array. Each division is stacked according to the nature of the article and the sum lent on it. Thus, the eastern corner of one wall is crammed with bundles of " two-shil ling gowns," neatly folded, and looking rather like large rolly-polly puddings still in their cloths. The next compartments have gowns on which a trifle more has been lent— and so on to the end. Trousers, shawls, coats, over coats, petticoats, shirts, shifts, are similarly arranged and classified, while in ',the centre of the wall an opening communicates with the shop below. The shoot contained in this opening is never idle, and the bell calling attention to it is seldom still. Four youths are busily engaged in receiving the tickets and looking out and sending down the parcels to which they refer. As there are altogether some ten to twelve thousand separate parcels lodged as we have described, the ease with which each is found, i and the short time elapsing between the borrower's application for his goods and their delivery, are no mean tribute to the system of organization. An inspection of the trade-books of disbursement I and receipt showed the net gains on what is com monly called "a low business" to be less than is ordinarily supposed. The immense number of transactions involves the necessity of keeping up a numerous and expert staff of assistants, and the salaries paid them form an important item in annual outlay. Here, for example, there are five men arduously engaged be hind the counter, who alternately ring the shoot-bell, call up the opening, about "Mrs. Brown, 3 !" " Name of Johnson—shift and a p air of boots." "Any one here of the name of Jones 1" and so on, to the customers' waiting, who clap down the bundles and estimate and receive the mosey due on them with skilled rapidity. Two of these active busy shopmen receive 75/.,one 601., one 401., and one 301. per annum. The smallest of the urchins upstairs has 101. a year, while his bigger brethren have from 101. to 181. a year each. As all these people are provided with board and lodging, it will be readily seen that a vast amount of " low trade," and the oonsequent necessity of maintaining nine able-bodied assistants, is not, from a purely tradesmaulike point of view, an unmixed good. The capital required for such a businesses we are describing is said to be about 7,000/. ; the general expenseswere put to us at 1,2001. a year • and the trade incomings at a far lees sum than the aspect of the crowded shop seemed to indi cate. It is fair to add that the figures given were strictly borne out by the books. Taking four months in the present year hap hazard from the journal of disbursements we found the outlay in each to have been respec tively 1351., 801., 1201., and 791. This total of 4141. gives au average of 1031. per month, or about the sum per annum just named. The receipts per week for interest and ticket money seemed to ave rage from 241. to 351. ; thus corroborating in similar fashion the annual sum mentioned to us. About three years since an important alteration was made in pawnbroldng law. 'Before that time, when sums of leas than se. were lent no charge for the ticket could be made. It was then settled that one halfpenny should be levied by the pawnbroker upon tickets for all such small amounts, and in the instance before us this concession alone makes a difference in income of some 1501. per &swim to the shopkeeper. The pettiness of the transactions, and the shortness of the time for which the money is borrowed, amply show the relative importance of this extra charge, trivial though it seems. We am lysed fifty out of 2,000 tickets on Saturday, for articles which had been redeemed, taking them at random, and with the view of estimating how long the goods left with this particular pawnbroker remained—bearing interest—in his bands. In 38 eases out of the 5) the tickets were not a month old, in 7 cases they were not a week, and the remaining 7 were all dated less than Bmont hs from the presenttime .It wean*: therefore surprising to find, on one day last week not a Saiurday, that while for the 137 articles re deemed the mosey lent amounted to 291. 3s. 3d., the interest came to 11. 9s. 9d., and that the ticket* money, for sums under se. alone, at a half penny each, came to no lees than 16s. 3d. Before quitting this branch of the subject it is impossible to avoid noting the amusing &beanoe of mystery or reticence observed in the records of the business ins The expenditure book lies open on a shelf the counter ; the ledger for daily and weakly receipts is left with its braes clasp-lock unused, exposed to view in a room open to the entire household ; and as if this were not enough, the monies received , during the last two or three weeks are pencilled in the band of the proprietor upon the postern of his kitchen-door. While these facts are being noted, and the ware rooms and their pledges atainnied, the regular buei nese of the evening is going on with 111101111111 vigour. The shoot-pulleys and ropes creak and grumbled on with monotonous reg= the downstairs bell kept ringing at un intervals, and the rapid running to and fro of the boys with parcels and bundles in their hands—all spoke of the busy 'Weal the shop below. From five in the afternoon, when we visited it first, to eleven at night, when we left it for the second time, the counter was crowded. Sometimes thirty, some time. a hundred people were there at ones, and the appearance end atmosphere of the entire place were not a Meth singular and evsaptionaL Festoons of new boots and shoes, of shirts and ebeeeiess, hand kerchiefs and cape, are suspended by strings from the low ceiling and the wall behind the counter. A gaudy clock, with a coarse pictorial face, looks down upon the throng in front of it ; obeapsporting pictures, framed and glazed, vaunt their own ex (* Hence and proclaim their cheapness from the wall beyond, while the cased-in window filled with a heterogeneous mass of articles of dress, timepieces, jewellery, watches, boots, and chimney ornaments, speaks no less than does the pile of many-poloured wraps and coats against which we lesui,of the extent and variety of the pledges unredeemed. Nothing is bought for stock here, and all the articles we see ha's become the property of their present owner through the time for their redemption having passed by—a source of profit, by the way, not in cluded in the returns quoted. With the exception of one futile attempt it bargaining for a shirt, no approach to • sale takes place during one visit. Quite ninety per cent. of those at the counter are women end children, and the object of all MIMS so be to obtain their goods and get away as rapidly as possible. The perspiring countermen, who are busily working in • close miasma made up of gas, the effluvia of worn clothes, and human breath, are besieged on all sides. Sometimes they are ad dressed afectionately as " Dears ;" sometimes de fiantly, as " You there !"--eometinies they are petu lantly upbraided for the time the beldame speaking has been kept waiting for her pledge. Half the place is open shop, the other half isdivided into little boxes, originally meant for privacy, but each of which is now crammed to repletion. Poverty in all its phases is represented. The young work girl, whose bit of shabby finery has been here since Monday, takes it away with the certainty of bring ing it back again when Sunday has gone by. Shrewish looking, slatternly women insist upon having their full complement of bundles, and de cline paying for the dress, the trowsers, and the bonnet, until the fourth pledge, a pair of boots, is produced. Cap-less, bonnetless ehildres, who, stand ing on tip-toe, strive in vain to bring tbeir eyes on a level with the counter, have the ticket for their father's clothes handed over for them ; while now and then, at rare intervals, a working man may be discerned in the moving mass of faces, who takes out bis garment for himself, paying the sum demanded with a business air bespeaking long usage and con sequent acclimatization. All this time one of the shopmen remains at the shoot, and the ringing of the bell to those above, and the shouts of " name of Blank, one parcel," "trowsers and dress for Smith," go on with the regularity of " make your game " at rouge et noir. Two things are especially worthy of remark. First, the demeanour of the sordid crowd, gin-sodden, tattered, and forlorn as its component parts are,is rather jocund than otherwise — as if the circumstance of being able to take articles out of pawn more than condoned the original necessity of pledging them—and secondly that with scarcely an exception the bundles were banded over and the money and interest paid without mention of the amount. The time for which the money had been borrowed, and the sort of sum—varied so little, and the details of the opera tion were so familiar, that conversation on either side would have been, in the present din, and push, and rattle of basilica, nothing but a waste of time. The gown or coat " in" for half-a-crown, or under, bad 2a. 60. paid for it ; that for 3s. had 3s. Ojd. ; that for ti to fis. had a penny added to the sum ; and in the rare cases where 5e was exceeded, the adding a half-penny for every 2s. 6d. up to 21. was a process fully understood by people unaccustomed to let their goods remain longer then a month. The free gossip between the women waiting, the full market-baskets on the arms of some of them, and the purely matter-of fact demeanour of nearly all, confirmed the theory that a Saturday night's visit to the pawnbroker's is not much more out of the ordinary routine of life in the district we were in—full as it is of a poverty too deep for pretence, andwhicla knows not what " keep ing up appearances " means—than is a like all on the butcher, or baker, or other indispensable ministrant to its wants. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. COURT OT CONNOR COMMIT. A special Court of Common Council was held materday, at Gruldhall ender tbe presidency el the Lord Mayer, ter the pupas of nesiving a report frees the Mutsu Committee. reentiondiut that the snowshoe should contriban the sum of 1.0001. towards a fend for ootepeoestiug the Milberg of such cattle as may fall with the cattle plane Meths the metropolitan district and for the esteblishmeat of saastoritne for the 119piniike sad ewe of the cattle anted. Mr. Warm 'maned what wee the Mate of disease as affect* the City of Loudest. Mr. said it was an ezheordinary fact that, so tor se the committee could lane, them bad not been a single isstance where the disease bad broken out, in the *teens& of the metropolis. (Hen, hear.) In answer to question put by raikall =cabers, Mr. creme said that 175 head of cattle bad been seised in the market, 95 had bean soodirman from the ease Moans, 190 had been mind ia the slaughterlonees, sad 150 had been oriedemziod from the same moron He also said in was sorry to Worm the court tha of t dim e wen several unlicensed cow , nods in different par park tbe metropolis. Mr. Rows wished to be informed whether the roommates had soy realm to believe that the goveressecte would sent oompenatieg parties who Ind lost their stock. Mr. GIBBINS said all be could state woe that the ge mmunont took a very nap interest in the tastier, sad, if neesesszy, he believed they would propose a measure in the neat parliament to component persons who had beta sufferers by this pestilence. Yr. Isaacs, after some further & m ain, propcesd atundmont embodying the suggestin that the 1.0001. should be subscribed, and that snits:ism or howdah should be provided, but adding the suggestion that pre miums sbould be offend for effectual remedy foe the &MGM Mr. Comm confirmed the statement that hod been made by cee of the members that the salesmen would cockpit's' another 1,0001. (Hai, bear.) As to this committee he could ensure the wart that they _ha dose only Wog that wee possible, sad the shairmaa Ind bees naranltin is his att j eeectdance and in his cantina to carry eat the important ob that bad bees catenated to them. (H boar.) Dr. EatrlDlE s said that. as a medical magi, e, he weld not submit* to the opines said to be setertalsed by Professor fliatans, that the meat of as animal in the fret stage of the disease was eatable. It wee a blood disease, and in his minima the sonnet an animal was attacked with it, the meet was sat for lumen food. (Hear, bear.) Mr. Orestes AI bill reply said. that sot ray Prolong flimmmods, frimeads, bat all the eine peefempere, woes ef evince that the meat of the animals wee eataide wide ia tbe int i saw of the diem*, sad this Daly Mina am additional difleulty ia emeectioa with the indent. He believed. howrorr V AO , Wine was adopted. OM than Ave sad Una, per awn. of the diseased antis would be rand. ' Sla emeadeassi• of Mr. bans ass Saabs bcw eseenda, Mae pi nen an pat be the non, tad the original mines rrga Merin unanimously, as was also a nandetioa that the it shellid be printed and shinnied aiming the mambos. On s farm st Golder's-green, three miles from the Regest'eittrk, is the lischlepreek bind by Fed Grew. vile, 81 ewe have died mime the Zied at Jody. what the dime loot thawed itself =owe fire Dutch cows, whisk had been pardoned is the Metrepolitse oseolud. Thom latter cows wore kept is searastina, sad every pre malign we IW. to preset the spread of infamies, bah without avail. In NMI mem the hoilB7 allewed wane to beet them whet theoeht they had • needy, both melemienel sees and odium Oes poneverlag 'wag vetarisary mimeos 41Moupestal&stanstalavied irestedtwompeo modems addedly, but WWl* both; ese &dim four, mod theotheris eight dam le other maw Maim Waialeale, bbcters, WA MOWN lime hoes tried, bat all failed. The whole of the 61 sows tort wan of the Bestial breed. At • sedttbeerted farm 23 oat oi 23 sows have bets loot, mad • odd ad, ally II sews remain out of • Ise heed which, • fended sida, assaboand 72. Pad Cloanyille oars :—" Bia Royal Risher, the Dike of Oohing Warmed me lad week that whet he believed to be the mom Mose visited Coburg last year. lie is. mad lose Us oltislis, end se modied tent. most woo ammotial. Ws owd mow wore their may mar dim Some mss Ind died from Wiwi the meet killod et a partiesier stage of the dimes. Rio royal lighsem had ems a horse die is bar bout., Idled by dies which came hem the einem et a cow which had bees slowed to re main show pesed. The Aeon diamond is the autumn as anotedesoly es it bed emee. I nattered's' that PM` (MCC Symonds it of *Moe thee the diem imeatiened by the Duke of Coburg is set um, same se that from which we are suffering hoe—that de some is the Siberiaa Poet." woman% The official report gives by the inspectors on Monday night Says the aceessas) shows that instead of the cattle plague taking • favourable torn with the ethav in the weather, es was sthgninely predicted by Neva& 61117- nary it is eposeding at a mostigenniag rasa. The disease has brakes oat is two sore hymn in tows which have hitherto sesped its ravages, sad la fatal glees are being expo r eiseed to a greeter degree is the daises whore rindsepest appeared woe time ago. The newipeffeetod byres me @Stated in Tolbooth Wynd and Niddry Close, and the other oars—two is utunber—in Thornybank sad Mar sills. Four awe died yesterday—three is one byre ; sad several episode exhibited symptoms which lead the Soper tars to believe that sodas'st will speedily be developed in thee. The spode tam the orestry districts are like wise unfavoasthia. The dares hoe balm cut all Cragged, sear Libartsi, where two cattle were affected ; and a cow la another diaries was destroyed. on the circus. semis et the appearance et the deem being reported by the palm Two deaths reenthog Irani riadapost are also reported boat the aro ety. LP71.17001. The county magistrates at Liverpool appointed Ilesers. Ellie, veterinary nervosa, Inspectors of cattle for the Kiikdshe district. la Liverpool, se yet, shoe have teen osly two armee of ciadaryeeh es tar se is knows. In meows the animal wee seised by order of the authorities, shot, the osseous dostro)od, sad the hide disishreardL la the second. a beams died as the way tram bellied, sad the MUM was afterwards destroyed. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. MCITZI . S MURANO THE MEETING OF THE FRENCH AND BPANiBH 40VERNIGNEL PARIS. Sim 5. The Emperor and Empress of the French will leave to-morrow evening for Biarritz. NAM% Barr. S. The King and Queen of Spain will pas; the night of the WI instant at Sea Sebastian, at which place the Emperor Napoleon and the Empress Eugenie will arrive on the 9th. On the 11th their Spanish Majesties will pay a return visit to the Emperor and Empress of the French at Biarritz. THE CHOLERA IN SPAIN. MADRID, Scer. 6. The Official Gazette of to-day publishes a royal decree, declaring the ports of Sturiana, in the pro vince of Castellon, and Carthagens, in the province of Hun* to be infected with cholera. GIBRALTAR, Barr. 2. Two persons have been attacked here with cho lera since yesterday, but in neither case has the malady proved fatal. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, SEPT. 5. The statement of some 'Jimmie journals that the Galician Diet would not be convoked until next year is unfounded. According to reliable autho rity the Diets for the provinces on this side the Leith', will assemble about the middle of November or at latest, the beginning of December. The presence in this capital of Herr von Schaeffer, Director of the Austrian Consulate in London, is said to be connected with his approach ing elevation to • prominent post in the ldinistry of Commerce. Herr von Halbbuber will not remain in Holstein as coadjutor of Marshal von Gablenz. The former's mission in Holstein will be at an end so goon s& the latter has entered upon his functions. &NOLAND AND PIIIJEISIA. BERLIN, Barr. 5. The Nevi/0140n Treaty between England and Prussia was signed by Lord Napier and lien ron Bismarck at Oastein on the 16th August. THE NEW PORTUGUESE MINISTRY. LISBON, Szer. The following is the definite organisation ofthe new ministry : Whoa ....... President of the Council and Minister of the Interior. Count Castro Minixter of Foreign Affairs and Public Works. Belabor Fontes Count Torres Novas Minister of War. Viscount Praia Grande Minister of Marine. &mbar Barjona Freitas Minister of Justice. The Portuguese Chambers will shortly be pro rogued. CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS. The following telegram bar been received by Reoter's Telegram 001:12pitly (limited) from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com pany, Sept. 5 : sun, Barr. 5. The Bengal, with the above mails, arrived here at 11 a.m. to-day. BOARD or THAD; WHITEHALL, BM. I. TM RIOS Bmseralds the Lords ad the Committee .1 Privy Conseil tor Triode base moseyed. from the i=z of EMU fax I , lr. ABMs, an .:tract from a has bey lbievere Kiwis's, at Brussels, eootsints(a list of alteratioos m eh. Sravoreirs miff. by vesAy of sommasose of May, 18615. Mimes Belgium sod the Zeliversie, and appllcsiAo to Emelt madam sad mosafaetsras ; of whisk • trsialseis• y patieslisi Is last Onsene. ROYAL BORSIOTILTDILAL SOCIRTY, —At the eaten lii. sad possell el meting. bold et south K Aa . ids as isteemotea _admit= m am a sa. vas .sheet ed y lbws. Domde, LIM, sod IA d. of Forseedull, !here osee mile arse pod conestiers of &kilos At ray Mims were seeperd See _irecaget whom ewe Ms. F. WIDOW, Capt. P. Pektsz. Offasiser °loads. be, themes P4Lacs. Ors Ihrainis Day. Tom" Sartamot iE ..root, 4,400 Mae by sumo Yobs% Rib ; >lsMl visitor; 7,365. ' i ' 1