The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-11 00:00:00

r. : • w s I'AT F. ft I ,A - , ;--r:- / ("..... . 0 .-/-1 1 ;--. i / • - .1. I'i , - :,. - 1 - ::; ) '; . Z.- ---_ d ' . ' i,), • 1 Li ' v . ---1:2,,e . D.,/10e W--11 2- .V . ......----- • .1 :1:61 . r _ .." 1 1j 111 t A‘ ' . bSI3.I.IdIAA ......,__ _______ ___,... ts , trvavTll7ll QvD7l2 um tzu 11 I itfis. rBTAMPED, 7d. ADDITIONAL.] — CrWOPENCE THE BRI FISH ASSOCIATION. Those who did not get cut off in the tail of the train, which was to be docked at a certain point, no one exactly knew where, got on to a place called Upton Magna, where there were two carriages and three or four omnibuses. Upon these the attack was sounded, sad they were taken chiefly by escalade, one gallant party being led by Lord Stanley, who was the first to mount the knife-board and light a cigar ; another by Mr. Wright, not so nimble but an equally determined leader. The worthy President was not long behind, and with the most good humoured equanimity clambered on to the roof of another omnibus. So far all was unanimous under our admirable leaders, but there ware two or three other leaden—the brutes !—who bed to be oonsulted. Theme were the unicorns of t h e teams epos whose exertions this hot day we relied for getting to Uriconium. Being brutes of an inquiring mind, but not about old Roman cities of the past ; they each one at the word end the blow tinned round and looked hard at the Dearest naturalist en the box, as if teeth** kis probsetios, a claim, 1 shone to say, whisk was received with shouts of derision and releatleesl slashes trace the driver till the animal returned to bis duty, and the caravan of scientific pilgrims SOOll rattled off along narrow roads and ender trees to the diggings at Urieonium. It was soon seen where we were by a liege old fragment of wall, that at once transported all those who knew the look of it to old Rome ; it had so precisely the appearance of the ruins about Rome. Hear this is the entrance through a common wattle gate. and from the ancient Wat li ng-street, still the road in use, to the excavated town. And here again at a glance we were streak with the resem blance to Pompeii and Herculaneum, though on closer examination the building is very inferior, the mortar being soft and weak compared with Italian mortar. Mr. Wright described bow, in the course of excavations since 1859, skeletons were found of the inhabitants, who had tried some to escape with their money, others with their chil dren ; the coins and skeletons of the obiklren being found lying as they fell some 1,500 years ago. The city is thought to have been flourishing in the fifth century. The baths seem to have been the most important places here, the curious tile eolumns to support the thick cement floor of the hypocaust were seen standing, some of them at least, though the collier visitors have occasionally amused themselves in playing ninepins with them, and many were knocked down. There were some remains of inscriptions, too, which, one evening, while the watchman was away from his post, were posiH.rely picked off by curious visitors with their umbrellas and sticks. Imagine these truly British Vandals ! A few scrape of mosaic remain, bat nothing at all ornamental. ' There is a heap of bones, and some broken querns (millstones) and some large pieces of stone pavement, worn with the feet, at the steps of the market place, and one or' two rode parts of columns and rough arch work, with a lump of iron conjectured by Mr. Wright to have lotten an anvil, and belonging to a workshop of some blacksmith or ansourer, whose tools and other implements were found. The objects dis covered are all In the museum at Shrewsbury, where there are several good skulls of the Romans, l or Britons ; but whichever they may be, they simply seem to satisfy us that they bad no larger brains than we have, if any better in quality. The mayor of old Shrewsbury, noted for its soldiers—Clive and Hill--gave a most handsome luncheon at his Guildhall, and the ladies quaffed' his champagne, and smiled, and said he was " delightful little man," and Lord Stanley said so I too, though not exactly in the same words. On the road to Coodbroon Dale, the beautiful old Ruined Abbey of Buildwas, a well-preserved work of the 12th century, was visited, and crested au admi ration that would have lasted much longer had not the party been very hungry, and the Severn Valley Club waiting. The room of the Institute was very prettily decanted with flowers, evergreens, flags, and appropriate mottoes by the ladies. The repast went off with the utmost eclat, and after the usual loyalties, Lord Stanley said a few words of congratulation and thanks to the entertainers. As to hit being a scientific man, he said he had simply no claim to such a title. He bad always felt that when a man by the accident of birth had acquired a position in society he had been paid in advance, and unless he did something in return to his country be was like a debtor who failed to satisfy the just claims upon him. This sentiment was received with the loudest ap plause, and gave an interest to the after-dinner speeches something wanner than that felt in listen ing to the mere giving and returning thanks for 'widths and compliments. ...---,---- ----- to MELBOURNE and SYDNEY.— Cdd.Nosics to merman& no mi gnithede sem Resat f i 1 lIIL KIM LIM easeburtima, ander the matiaand JOIIN PINIL (late at Is 'rte and itee Klima, l a NOVO tondos about the rattles November. WM carry imm o o mg Woo IL—Par 111111 r:: ol i erOO accommodation, 4 m u. oassorsort sod ,t. swam wont Cam- STODAR —IS9TH REPRESENTATION. =Walt of 11111TEItY, rovrrtax HALL —MAMMA la YAM and VINTULOQUEIII.b7 Wesel STODARIL—The real Indian Baden Tel.* and Instantaneous growth al Arra MOB, ea introduces, for the OM dine la this esoat77. 011 Rueter Woodsy, Awn IT. Ink 17 Cohost Medan. ad Mir loestad by _• sad the Indian Idnotelena. 'visa SW A B at e (tlettodays Inaludedl also on Wedaie&ty and fisterds7 noses. at S.—Mlle at llhettelre, 08. Old Im4ahast. and Bea, 000% lrnitiaa44l-,lobailsisk le., fa, and is. " Alois{ alf1101110111."—V11* " Thugs," Apell ld, lette. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOB Till PINMO TION 01 10CIAI ICIERCIL tram °us smut mown.) BIRMINGHAM, SATURDAY. To-day moat of the motions—those of Mathema tical sad thysical Belem% Geology sad Geography, and Ethnology, were the exceptions—suspended their sittings, seversl excursions having been projected, which were joined by many of the amoolates. The following pawlieSsarp programs. hes Wen issued tar Ms Muth mini awning ce this soserintom vbiek will be land I. Shollield, from Wedelns the 4114 • to Wadasslay the 11th or October, 1865. Peestisse— Ths Eight Ham Lord Draegbara. Vier.Pessldinte—Eldht Moo. Earl Fits/Wks, LG., Vissont Milts, M.P., Mr. J. Arthur lons* Q.C.. M.P., Br. B. F. 841100111, al.r., Mr. Otiose Haddeid, M.P., The Mayor el Ilhatlion, Me Maser Cutler of SlinSald ; sown sewerary, He. • George W. nestles ; tosesuron, Mr. W. Strickland Cook son, Mr. Willem Rams ; fortisa ssoretas, Mr. Jabs Westlake ; Look treamer, Mr. Timm Jtesop, Mayer at Illiodislik; keel swirstariee, Its. Joie Little Nowt, Dr. J. B. ATMs, Mr. eldemea George L. Etwoidors. The asseciatioa is established to aid the development ei meal Mom, to speed a kersiodes n the Proorteles a Ode. i g: prams, and to the peblis Mad to the bast seotisn mom al ilto admission et elsoatios, tho pew , vents asi el miss the reforirnisa ot Min sal; the di saeltary mulations, sod So diffusion el mad es all esistioes or polities& ad min sessessy. The meakeits aim to brag Spas the miens . sseisliso sad ledividaals who us asp= . Moan is farthings Mrs ithparts ; sod withm ups independent oresdais, mew to Sias by diasesios M. real shoessts al truth, to dear up doubts, to borsisise diseordan ophistarsad _to a ff ord a comma ground teethe iatetsbasgs et /wortliy inonstiou ua the SPA ludel problems ot the day. S,SRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (at ibeirmayird, Lomb* LINZ of BTZMII rad MIST Io ler lISIBOUII 4 IL Pori Plade,diroot 56 . witalmadm mak allalosalr. Wm, 14 tas maaolal dipper sh ig allnnyLlL, 1.100 took DIAN, Ccroankador la %ballast India Docks. tor all creseerjoaragors Ile MM. rot= °dVillo carry as aorgeoa —For tared ALLPO oar MORGAN, al* Masa WErWliliall sad 80141. T. ramienhaweris. GREAT ET. JAMES'S HALL.—EVERT mime r TWA and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at Tbrew --Mambo, the °seat Yestriloquiat and Made- World of Itsgio-ilecond Sight in n new Form. by X Ander sen- Frederic (the great) Naccabe, Ventrila=ani lIWe "Ragan~ Dna ban - -Tn. 101 l Indian Ttl . el4 111 n Linde Anderson.- IltaU% ;reserved sea* ia:l/ cell. adintnion. la.-Crowded houses. Pfalleial Asder aoara TIMM' al the Redd of Mil& Dritsnoli bleten. "Ths=llllllnithilinian estatiastalat in the nalmisoliA"- Yids A. RIBERO, Acting Ilasager. THE EXCURSIONS. WAZWICL AITD ormitoonn. At half-past nine over two hundred persons assembled at the Meth* of the Great Western Railway, with the object of exploring the towns of Warwick and Stratford upos. Arm. This was in one sense • popular exennico, for it was composed of lees scientific parsonages than that to Wooster, which was nadir the special co duet of the Pred. deet of the Association, and was joiesd by the more dials subbed members ; sod although hers and there were ernes geologists and other guess, who were easily recognisable by their businesolik• look and getting-up, those who chose the Stratford emotion were obviously merely on "pleasure bora'. The train ran rapidly through the parkdike weeny of Wereriokabire, passing statics' situated in purely rural neighbourhoods, which appeared as if set op in tea pareisular spot for the aceenonixlation of a cottage or • fel= and ilieshapplat Ms cheerful compeati at the W turohtes at an early hour. Here • gentleman, who had audertiken the duty of guide, bristly harangued the assembly, pointing out the course of proceedings which had been arranged in • certain order. Accordiegly, the exammionista, following the route met dews for them, "die. puesely," as the old stage directions have it, strolled leimurely through the charming walks which skirt the orwell if k wn mansion at Warwick, called the "Priory," made their way to the marketplace, where " Museum " is situated, aed inspected the thological, zoological, and fossil collection. Thesis Were led to the Leicester Hornbill, in High-street, in widoh twelve veteran soldiers are housed and traded. A sheet walk brought them to St. Mary's Church, where of course the Beauchamp Chapel was dilly explored. A few of the more initiated then took their Bret impressions of Warwick from the famous view from the bridge, and they and all the rest roamed nuclide:bed by cieuerasehip through the grounds and the interior of the pic turesque old castle. Every possible fissility was afforded for the enjoyment of the occasion, and the visi te', appeared to be heartily gratified. Once more in the train, by three o'clock Stratford was retched. At the statics the party were met by Mr. Flower — known for his sedulous labours in coneection with the Shakespeare teroutenery, which took plus during his mayoralty of the borough ; sad were by him conducted to the door of Shakespeare's house. Steadies upright in his carriage, his audience occupying the street. Mr. Flower gave • sketch of the fortunes and history of the house ; and then handed over the visitors to the guidance of Mra. Ashy/is, the enstodims of the building, sod everyone in dulged his ce bee lave of sightusiog and their Shakspeariso eethudaem 'wording to taste or temperament. In dee course the site of the house in which the post loved and died was examined, and the church next received the devotees of the day, the bust and grave and the regis ter of baptism exciting the usual desire for their in spection. As many of the company as could be received in the space available then entered the Town-hall and sat down to dimmer. Mr. Flower peesided, and congratulatory speeches were mutually given by the chairmen and other gottlemee of the town, and by orators (more or leas) de puted by the visitors, who had to express their sense of the manner in which they bad been received. At han ged seven the party gathered in the railway carriages, mud were conveyed safely bank to Bireniaghent before mine o'clock. Nothieg crocurred to mar the pleasure's of the day ; the weather being just such as would have been chosen if the choice had berm offered. As has already been said, there were no features in this exeursioa which specially connected 'twined'''. with the portillar objects of the A seceistiou ; there were no eeleetiee lectures, sad in its whole bele:ag ing' it took the character el a relaxation from the severer oecupdierse of the regular working days in Sections. The sections 'With eat, as may . be supposed. WS not very fully attended, but at least to one of them (Ethno logy) those who remaimed on duty and abstruse research resolved, beard some papers of lutenist delivered. Mr. Bart, one of the secretaries, read the following letter; " (taboos, West Atria, June 23, 1866. " Sir.—l beg to saquaimt you, for the information of the President and Council, that I arrived here on the Zed instant. having obtained • mugs from Tereando Po on beard his Imperial Majeity's ship Le Canon. lam amble to fix with any degree of esrlaiety my departure for the interior ; lam awaiting the arrival of a portent of my baggage, which comes by sailing vessel. I unfortunately left some of my arms in Bonny on board the nail; they will probably be forwarded to me in a few days. A portion of my ammanities was spoiled oo booed the &lieu, which vessel was in • very leaky state. I have written for a fresh supply, but shall act welt for it in Gabooc , though I hope it will be forit:dad in time to math me before I leave the Fan country, In all probability I shall leave Gaboon about the middle of August. The amaldpox has been very prevalent in this aeighbourhead dories the last nine or tea mouths. causing great mortality amongst the estrus, who attribute he Odra:W.4lm to white men. This may cousiou difficulties which under ordinary circumstances would not have arisen. As lam sot aware up to what period the guide may have received intelligence amours in M. du Chanties movement', 1 venture to give hire the last news received in Gaboon of that traveller. Ac cording to the last reports from Comma, which are generally credited here, M. do Chaillu sod hie people, about 100 is number, reached the Astrira country, about 150 miles from the coast, some months dock He was detained for • length of time, but had very recently been allowed to pro ceed on his joerney, bat is said to have had to pay very heavily for permission to do so. Is is rumoured that the small-pox broke out among the Astrira tribes imultaneously with M. du Cbsillu's arrival in their country ; is fact, moms of bis followers were first attacked by it. This circumstance would in • great measure be the cause of the obstacles to his pronseding. He is now believed to have pealed beyond the Antrim country, since which time no further news hare been received of or from bran. 1 regret that • chronometer wee eve included in the list of loatrumsats sent to me. Be next swath's mail I hope to give par , tioulars of my *etude& live of preeedurg—l as, Ise., 'R. B. W. wauurs. 1 "To the Secretary of da l Geographical r, Society, old . ntp lIJIJOUL URINBTOWN TO Tllw YOU, TWICII A or PUMA STLTSHIP CONI NEW 7A.CTllffu‘autiana! esideaur rzvrered ume Ala-badla bon Weir etsainailliti Igni" Ltvzsroo tor NEW TORE. CITY OT CORK, Matterday, Sept. 111. ZDINITAOH, Wsdneedal. Sept SO. m k t ma Sadandat, and alternate Fridays and Saturdays. try the siausars selling every Trednaedsp. , s. ° lbl ejr l isw i ecordlog accommodation. CaMo and Wordy's steamers. la plasm Imidettes a tall supply of cooked vis l ons. himm im i gi rgrads sod the Vatted Mania beaked =it an Won *Aber particulars app ta Ussiporal; ar So MTN Landes. rrins OITORIX--81XTY-81X. by J. WITICN .a. SlCif : la . oTZAVITA. NOLKA. SO, by lite mall 'Melia& Operatic Company tLo lacluding gams Ramell. W Sante . Madame Marta, and Mat Ma-Henry (ital==ter raapplarmice hare Mbar an Mamma of tea months) . Mama A. St. Orem Spiamil, Musk. W. Will a nimas the BriDhL of BICAUTT. by time tbe Teem as Sera Oanalm. Oemady amid by tie Inatome. Mama Denali sad h ad : Mr. almandre. the oolebrated Ventrilmplitt and Mimic 1 sad o th er available talent —THIS SYS/41SO. B AY of A L A HD ( AVANA In and MATANZAS RAI the ISLAND of CUBA). LOAN cd tockooo swung. In Bonds of £IIO homing Wald at 7 per cent per annum. payable hap:arty In London. 1,001111. In London—limn. J. Henry Schroder and Co. In Hanna—The Bank of Commerce, French ?war, Ze; , Manager. This Company vu formed In 1x67, obtained Its conceulon the tame year. and In 1.61 the main road yea eompleted from Beg* In the Bay of [bran'. to Natant.. • distance of 64 Naos than branch lines of counderable value bare been con. t .l Wa l la it i t e rgr lo r e l Ea Adroeste-Geneel. imPtesidests—Mr. rt ~ ft .T. S. Q. 0., Wiese lssels. Q. 0., ILP., Mr. T. S. R. lea wood. Secrelerin—Mr. R. D. Jewkeo, Mr. G. Palmer, Mr. A. J. WiMisms. Load Secretaries—Mr. • lista Patios, Mr. Welter A. Ibbasee. Is this Demob meat we deemed Ms Seisms of Jurisprodwes end lbe Amendment of the Law ; including the 'Ptiociples of leer . sod Legidados. Oompineve Jorisprudeoce, IstermMenal Law, Moracipel Oivil Lew, sod Criminal law, tegaWr with the treatment a Chitties's. Specsal rareness for diecussion.--Section A—lntern.tional Lew Lit &Wade to egablish a wittiest intersatiooal lewd freight? sad M • soon what principle! Section B—Mmieipsi Law: 1. Upon what principle should the bankrupt law of Ragland be emeoded ? 2. Upon what principle should keel ewe be • ensiteted with refirenos to meat al *l_ ise's sad system of procedure ? 3. le it expedient to remove any, sod what of the remaining reetrietnne on the sesiesibility of *videos in drit sod criminal oases? Seem —Amnesia or anew-1. Is it donnas to establish reformatories fee adult crimiaals ? 2. Does the preset administration of the poor Law mate say obstacles to the reform el Watirtabe. sad the espeemies of elms! and, ff so, how could each obstacles be removed ? 3. What wens crime? th isimed it &Arable to adopt to preset the psalm of see kisses etquate ttheproper repreMon of 2. Esodatos Preet—the Very Rev. the Dees el Chieheder. Vio7presidaten Mr. E. Darien Tufnell. Mr. . Robert Leader ; •secretaries—Mr. Births& Rill, Mr. J. E. lowler,Rev.lfeek Stephown,M.A. Loon reonradso— Mr. Robert Waterhouse, Rev. J. Lents Short. This , department deals with the various qualities relates to Mutates. whether of the upper, middle, or lower slaws of society. Speed questioes for discustioe whit . better province ought to be made for the education of girls of the upper sod middle ceases! 2. What farther vett latices of the labour of ethane an required premete their Manioc ? 3. Does or does sot the present mode of government payment for particular subjects promote the efltaiscoy of Masten is primary school? A mem of art has ben added to this depertmen for the emeiderales of the following sad other questions :—Wbat impreveneesie . can be wee the aolsools, museums, and irxheidoes of . ark with a view to the development of the peek tale sad the prosperity deer easonfactures ? 3. SlALTlL—Praiiiima—Mr. Edwin Lookester, M.D., POLS. Vimpresideets-11r. Alderman W. Fisher, Mr. Hoary Jeans. lemmatise—Mr. Willies Hardie**, M.D.„ Mr. Robert Ifaerlinsoe, C.E. Local eicateriss— Mr. J. Daniel Leder, Dr. Allan. This department eon sitters We arises queseions Wang to plebe health ; it I Wiese statistical evidence of the relative leseitanees el I different localities. a( different iedu.trial otioei, sad gebersle el the fisflasene of external eirevessib the , peelection of health or diem ; it dismiss isageweeseeste • M hoosemastrastion (more especially as to the derelliap of the labourite classes), in &singe, warming, vistilation ; public hake eel eaddiesees ; adrateratios if Sete, mid its offsets; recrestios and amusement; the Maier goverment in ranee to public health ; flee inseam sad absinistratin area beery expedient for Its pewees. tee ; sasitery radian gaarantMe, aa.; poverty is alaties to deems ; the effect of unhealthiness on theproperty of please sad lotions. Special quest:as for diesse— L Is what weg eta the seessomary exposure el verbless to denies of hie or health be best avoided. =cell/ is collieries, mines, sad sanefseteries ?2. W are the bee wane of proneWeg the erased of contagions are • 3. To what aunt we as enitaernatioa of air is towels • diminished. Aed by what mein?. 4. "COMM un Titaol.- - VithaPieslimalii 4 i r t:' llllll ward Relland, M.P. Mr. Thomas Hughes, Me. • Akerman Robert Jackson. feerearies—Mr., Edgar, Mr. Richard Paekbarst, LLD., Professor = Laced Secretaries—Mr. Michael Boater, Mr. lama PlM soli. Mr, B. Medea Leader. In this department ere esaid. deed the various questime relating to ermornice, politico!, sod oomwevesial. The department also collate Information relates to productive, manefseare. cad teed*. Special quietens for diseaseim —l. What are the boa mesas of establudilag a system of authoritative eremites heesees ewelloirele sad 'upland to owe of stakes sad leek oats ? 2. Coa the preemie of co-operatioa be rat ably applied to production! As& if so, under what °opal. tine? S. la ft desirable to consolidate the exist* railings dthe Dated Kingdom late one niece under goverment °petrol ? A swim of icalture has been added to this de portment for the eoatlgerstea of the following . aod other questions : the game law; agricultural teusemse—lases, ; agriceltursi Macation. • ilkoraormes COPCMINMO PArElla AND DOCUIMONI. Spacial questeem —These, ompy log each department tor its SW three days. Wye been prepared be the ass mites of the deportations, as 'wearies in the former part la this programme. No department or section will take se mew then eta Ma question oo any day. The oom mines will sena "ewe e Pees* to ,pro the eleeteffe kee • of these qmpationkbat say member or mandate wasl sou` elbute_papers au them, subject to the following —(11.) The lialpF mast not ocoapy more IMP &WWI, soothing. (b.) Not more than owed; of teee. day will. nider any circumstances, be given up to the reedieg of gapes ; the 6110i410 of papers for seedieg rests wholly with' the agenittee of the dapartamat, *seek the pipets not reed .may be published in the " TWIMIOSiPtte if tb0•00114111 think ilk' Met Subjects. Tim remained' days el the mewed meeting en reserved for weely niter ioli papers. Ths riposte of the standiag committee will y eforreallos sad saggestime nut to the merearlaa , Winded menetare. Owen Boles.—No paper already ttrMl be poi. No paper, Mee read, is. be pub b:the antler Melees by perinea of to council) preview to the publication of the Traosections" of the limadatios der lBBs. Ties wane! easy pries any paper, either to whale or is part. or may exclude it from tea " Teammate." as they see St. Every p.wr met ho sent is the sewsl semen ee or before the Mich ei Sertenhe. Oa eb• fieee page el *reef Paver should be writes the quieted or sebjen, the name of the author, sad hie address. nylaujlD ROUTE . —COMMIINIOATION sij by run Is INDIA, AUSTRALIA. to. vti NOT7T ~prostruz sal ORIENTAL SWAN NAVIGATION' Gno,ONTANT BOOR masons end melee Olego and Panels WI Ibis Lades Om for Glbroltar. Malta, Epp , Ceykth mo m moth, she Stealth and Math. by Meth steamen =thetbenlthe es the eth end 10th of every month; 100 mg &a. TON Amu, and Bombay, by those of the 126 oil nth of eash mouth and for II matting, Lint George'l som d. m a ibounee, and .•,y,lney, by the eteemen beam mi Rooth- MI the Inh 04 every moeth.—ler Meteor pathiatheas :Ts ow compare Othee, 122. Leadoethathalthot. LO.. law de w 06•01.1 sea. houtbotavas. struchd. The cost of construction to this date is £1,066.000: of this sum £ 448,000 wee raised upon shares sutomilsed in the island. A 260,000 was r hot in londou, .1.. 1861. by a Bractmortgage loan. bearing 7 per cent. toterest, and repayable by the opera tion of a slaking hod of £06,000 per annum, commenclug 18117, which will redeem the entire loan in 1816. £lOO.OOO was similarly raised On 1'433 for the construction of two branch roads, .soared by a second mortgage oo the road, and guareateed by the Bank of Commeros, repayable by the ope ration of a Raking fund of £4,000 per annum, commencing is 187 S. A considerable portion of the remainder of the capital has horn supplied from time to time out of the earnings of the read. The results of the undertaking have been very satisfactory, saw thaw the following rehires: 1802, arose receipts £100.700 961, „ 151,000 148,000 and 1866, gross receipts from January to JUDO W.O* whist sum period, .864 Tim Bay of Havana and ilataeses Railroad Company ham now effected the purehme of the C* Railroad, running from Matanzas to Berndt, a distance of Si miles . a very valuable road, and of %meows Importance to the Bayed Havana and 'tetanus Company, Mamma as it is in dyed %natio* with that road at traverses . g a district rich in sugar produce. and being connected at Bemba with the Carders and inure Railro ad becomes a section of the centeal road of the Wood. which will very shortly reach Villa Clara by the cocupktion el the Cardamom and Jn-ero Railroad. The returns of the bailie of the Coliseo Rai road are as follows: 1800 pan resallPts 1861 1864 • and the returns of 1 . 886, from January to May 0. 000 against 1.61, some time To complete this purchase, the Bay of Havana and Matanzas Company desire to raise a loan in London of £lOO,OOO, bearing Lutenist at 7 per cent. per annum, pays. le tmlf.yearly in London. Au security for this Loan, the Bay of Havana and Ma anus Railroad Company win effect a first mortgage on the Case° Railroad, its rolling stock, apputanatices. sad all properties and also a mortgage on the Bay of Havana and Matanzas Rail road and its branches, subject only to the existing Mortgages of £4OO. of which the ant mortgage ot £250,000 will be paid off entirely In 1876, by the operation of the sinking fund which I comm e property ences in 1867. Th thee mortgaged le aa follows TheUeicseo Railroad to be purchased out of the proceeds of this loan, producing a gross revenue in 1864 of £71,200. The Bay of Havana anusMatanzas Railroad and its branches, meting A 1.06 ,0.10, proding a gems revenue In 1864 of 1/143,0e0 (subject eely to the above-oentiosied mortgagee). It will be noticel that the revenue of the Bay of Havana and *Masses, as well se that of the Colima Railroad, ha. for some years bees steadily inceeming at the rate of id per mat. per &intim, and It is beyond a doubt that the amalgamation of the tworemds. by a painful Menem of trafbc and a liege saving of emendleme In the adinizreiration, will prodase a f .r hat r re we. and may be fairly Mated'e for the coming year at ,080 monk or fully glOO,OO venue Teen he rep rant of this lean a Mattel fend te simmired fen wbereby £90.000 Is to be paid off annually, either by the pur chase of Bonds timet% drawing, its operation to commence in 5107, by trio l. the first mortgage limn of £200,000 will be estirely redeemed. The Bonds be issued in sums of 100. and bear interest coupon payable 10th June and 10th December, at the counting hoses of Hamra J. Henry Schreeter and Co. The Ant coupon will be payable DM Juno next. The subscription price is leper coot, payable es follows app lication ' on allotment. 10th November. PO 0 0 14 Interest at 7 per cent per annum upon - previous instaimenta. 20 • Interest ate per mat per annum will be allowed for prepay nut of any of the lastalinents Applications for an allotment to be made to Mows J. Henry Schrfider and to., 146, Leadenhallatreet ; or to the Brokers, Messrs. La mm's , Soo, and Pl6lOll. No. 7, Angel-me* Throw ortonogreek 115, Leadenhaliatreet, Landon, Sept. 7, 1865. (OPEN HAGEN and STOCKHOLM, with Ai nbady sea at lIALMO.—Tbe ffise histolaes screw to NEWSEIf, Captain J. E. CAVA will clear for tbsabove web oa or shat late MA This steamer has very imperial . wa skekeestioa for issengere.—/For particulars of Welt or apply to Pa GRAVS , B, mumps and Co., Ma% s o.wpwo. St. Duastaa's4rlll, SC. BRlMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns wick. and Csatral Garman.—The North Garman iloyd's disheissi strew ..totaler MOW . Captain J. NEUMANN, will to dispatched train Nonelydoou on'rillaLSDAY. Ms 14th bd masher pannsUng„ at 10 a.m., calling at efUlialliCk Mnekoall, for passengera, at 12 noon.—)'area to Bremen, El WaalO , return nee, ltag W& t•etreas. W. UM 41: or to PHIL Ma—Apply at CIAPUN'S dionLIP'S, GRAVEN, IMULLUPS and Co., St. Dunitatea-house, Bt. Dunatanh-bill. LC. OTTERDAM and the ItHINIL—REDUC TION of PARER—The Betheriendentemilsoat ConsCs Ra s ed far.arite steamer DATA VIER. Captain s MIT will Isere &omelet Pier, Blackwell, EVERT SUNDAY et 11 de It, la arrival of the 10 Si am. train trots Pencharebotreet Station. ]educed fares Woos. al to. ; Sr.. cable. 16e.: tete= tickets Issue et a fere end a helL—Apri at mum.. krs Universal Moe. .est-clress, W.: or to ranurra, osAvi. raw. um rod Co.. St. Denstataboass, Bt. Dansten'abill. S.C. T HE TRANSATLANTI(IimitC STEAMSHIP COMPANY ed). Capital, siB9o.oou sterile& Virg issue, 10,000 Ohares of a6O each. Ll Depoot on application, Li on allounent. Ito not anticipated that over one-half of the capital will he zne imbi pdo within the hest twelve mosths. In the event of the tlty of an eatenskin of the Company's opseadoea either by olditional Maniere to the New Yak service, or tor the b.the lareetors will consult the proprietary as to whether the ems shall be provided by further calla or by an Issas of ad albeit ingdtaL DIRICTOILI. Captain Charles E. Mangles. Chairman of the Royal Mall Meant Pa get Company, aid of the Landon and heath Western Isla Gunny, Rm., M.P., Deputy-Chairman of the Royal kW Kama Packet Company. Charles Cat per, Esq., chairman Southampton Dock Company. George Motta , t, Esq., IL P. John &pion Forbes, , Director lionthampton Dock Company. George Haat, Req., Chairman Hampshire Snots Company. (With power to add to their number.) RASCRILS. Drodes—Mesers. Olin. MX'. Camilla sod Company. Soutliacoe , The Hampshire Banking Company. litt.Chadwick Adamson. ItelLesuis, and Co. Herlichisoon and Sew, Aigsieeere. LoadooAC. Boosts iam ;pro tem.)—J. H. Vincent, Req. SOLICITORS. London—Rowland Miller, Es q.. B . Copthallcoart, P.C. S ou thampton—Mews. Sharp, Hard on, and Sharp. TEMPORARY orricrt London - RA, New hroadatreet. Bouthanspton—Canntorand. PROSPECTUS. The Transatlantic Steamship *capon, mbnuAmn is formed mder the auspices of the Imo:octant Interests connected with Southampton, for the purpose of establialung a line of first-clam ore, or end whteTtCreetfsene7wblinwalhurtietrel necessity Soot Ptew. sod New foutharapton, trots its central wanton, Its close proximity to London and the continental ports, Ita safe sod easy access In all states of the tide, possesies w a iled advantages tor the Am*. been trade. The bouthamplon route to America is very imperfectly served by the present have of steamships under foreignASO, which leech et Southampton from !Sunbury sad Bremen on their way St New York, and clear out with immense freights of 00113A13, lima. wd Brltish manufactures, and lar e numbers of passen gers of all classes, sod are eminently successful. • line of steamers under the Relish Sag between Sonthampion and New York direct would brin g very large importations ef iinterlout butter, cheese. bacon, pork, Sour, lard. olleake, and ether articles of practically unlimited cotuumptloa : and suck ofSwoald be delivered in the London market in the b eat con- In twelve days from New York , at m oderate through rates The tt. ranietlantte fitesninhip Company therefore propose. to Ihe Net haulm to pros hit for a regular fortnightly service between Southampton and New York by means of screw lailial• ObtPlof 340 to &WO tons burthen, to perform the • yaps within ten days, and each %anomie of carrying 00 firat cli= o llo mond. arid 0110 so. ers.7 pamengera and 2,000 tom added to which will be the Continestal service between South: Manton, Antwerp, sod other northern ointintntal ports. Two screw daimon et about 000 tors each will be necessary for this Las MIIDIZ'S SELECT LIBRARY.—Now Books for Town sod Village Book Clubs. Bee MU DIE 9 LIBILARY 'ULAB. for September. Postage free on application. MIIDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—Now Books IS.B. for ail Nowa Sas 31111 XVII LIBRAIT CIitCULAIL for rept/lobar. radar, tram on application. MAMIE'S SELECT LIBRARY (Limited), New odoreetreet, Leedom. Citroake, 4. Klog4treet.Clo•9lld•• HYAM and Co.and's AToxvo aD TIRE for GENTLEMEN, 1111 ff. -stazr. Overcoats for son, rain, and desk, ll* AI. to Us. overcoats, oak lined and faced. Ws. to 46e. nuts for biota's*, the nark, and tourist, 42a. to tin. Jackets In all the fashionable rt7les. 214. to 424. Sandringham Sorban* Ns. to IS.. Vests to Cashmeres. silks. waohlall aie., 7s. fkL to tia. Union *tan fashiona ble styles and Matoehdl. ISt Ad. to Its. Pe griiireetem geopose to avail themselves la the design end ! equipment of Mashies of the most modern improvements, so Neat the utmost speed may be obtained and the greatest amount of available gees for cargo and passenger" mecums'. together With economy to the consumption of fueL Pending the coestruction of the necessary ships, the Directors IMO be In a paialtime if amidstl to open the treElc at an early date V ai r d eene of existing steamers,Much may be chartered or puf fer the 'orrice. The Company, by Its contemplated arrangement s on both sides of the Atlantic, will command facilities possessed by no other itne of American steamer*. At the port of Southampton im wtant advantages are secured: the London and south Modern Hallway Company and the Ms:thermion Docha Callosity have adopted a liberal tariff iu favour of this Company, and will mo mote its success by every means. Through rates of freight from Antwerp, Havre, London, end Southampton. will convey mer 'Mande. of turopean origin, not only for the supply of the New Tea market, but to the whole area of railway oommunicatlon eseireising the chief cities of the United States. There ma be so doubt but that the proposed Use of steamers Will be highly remunerative. The calcul.tions made by parties Cl admitted experience have been based upon the existing trade aoll, without regard to that largely Increasing development which the restorotinn of passe most inevitably bring with I. The emnosed capital to considered adequate for the Immediate Mr:of the New Tort service, but as operations in MOW, I tt the Southern ports are also conbmplated. the Mee k(' will take advantage promptly of any opening that may Wise, to establish a line to a Southern port, by steamers er ath adapted f fa that service, so men so c ircumstances may e step. A line of steam communication between the tof Humps, vii Southampton. sod a port In the Southern States, most eventually become • commercial anew 1 1, 4 the &II elms, and he highly remunerative. ~ Denali mo•psid in advance of calls interest at 7 pat Cent. mil neys be allowed from the date of payment. the rate of _ ._. HYAM sad Co.'. SELECT DEPARTMENTS, 06 mid R. OXFORD-STREIT. No. L Hoattemea's Clothing tor km* . Abeear. No. 1 Gorr tlemen's Order Department. No. & Boys' for immediate weer. No. t. Boys' and Youths' Order Department No. I. Habit sad Livery Departlllent. No.& Hats and General Hosiery. No. 7. Travelling Clothing, llmhreles, Portmanteaus, Rugs, do. Provincial Branches :—Blrmingham, and 23, Newetreet Leeds, 42. Bridget. I _ F YOU TRAVEL, send for B USSEY, SMITH, ani Coe. ILLITSTRATED CATALOGIT oft PORTMAN TEAUS, Trunks, Bap, and every other travelling Ala, Yield, Marta*, and Were Gleams, unrivaled for eicellauce and cheapness.— 4 . 33, New Word-street, W.C. RZADITO IWDOSTRIAL AND Fitts ARTB KOCEI2I - —Thie exhibition, which will be opened next Wednes day by the Bishop of Oxford (is ON event of no member of the Royal Family being fewest), is exciting great interest throughout the county of Berke, tradesmen and loamy mat in the various towns wading their manufactures aid inventiew, while the priscipalneeirnts of the tonality here forwarded for the Loss Exhibitioe wicks of art, curiteitim he., of such a varied and cosily dewriptioa ea have Wine previously bees collected together in the royal eowity. Chief, ;whew swept the loan eostribmiees will be Orb. soe's cialakwated "Tisted Veins," which crested ends a Jurors at the letweatiosel Exhibition of 1862. Title chaos and valashle work of art bee bees le Rut by the Owner. Kr. Merles Morrison, of Bas as Park, war Read , big, who has also toevrarded a splendid pen:ties. " Afferinie. , tering the Last firmament," alw a much admired object se l ithe Intereateousi Exhibition. The paintings, An, by lead artists, are very creditable, and the rusoufaetares week well for the exhibitors , . Although a temporary building hiss bees erected in rear of the rparness hall. Wanks a Liege room beneath being fitted up fur the purposes of We bitioe, the " loans" are so numerous that the committee I have been compelled to reject many articles and works of considerable interest. The Bishop of Oxford will deliver the inaugural addrees, and the Earl of Abingdon (bird. lieutenant of the meaty), the High Sheriff, wad several members of parliameet, will take part is the opening pro ceedings, which will be moonded by • luechem at the ball of the Anise Cower. Thee:Whig= le maw the patronage of her Majesty the Queer. Bletrruss IGNATIUS , —The neiglAboarbood of Margate le the retreat of Brother lgaatius at present. with • view to hie restoration to h.sltb. The brethren left in charge of the ammeter, at Norwich are Brother Placidna, a new accession to the English order of St. Benedict. and Brother Da stas. who has her wens time in the wows. tors. end who is the son of • policeman in the west of Bop land. Brother Meddles sod Brother Dusetan are dais( the best they can to revive the monastery services, but the waster spirit is away, and the chapel has sever fully rico. weed tbs fejt*, dose to its kliegs during the inannestioe to which the mantis were invited by Brother Memos, in July. (Aff vertisement.] -- HOLLOWAY'S Pats Axil) onrnoort—Se not Deceined—there is a giant marching on wards hoes the Let who itemises to invade oar peepers* wantre—his isms la Mantra, wad Ids wherts weeetet, Imps day, literdeetly, debility, aid estesedsoaq. Enka Wee Pro vocatives id Ible db. amass way be evereassis Wilma danger Mellemys swesom fewebisd be riteneell without bean the toceeest semess. lemma fesulietweek _er= betrays diserdered action. Ihe direetiass embist . we eantested tweW warossehaftv end eider eiwinMlW abate waning 'metals+ of cholera. Trim posaliffm_lars peeparatioelhat OIC• bees estatillsees. sorb beWs la their Armes winsomely ressiesed Wien be Ws eseeedeteass that pose may WAYS, harbour Wiest Ideals within Ms ow' tereaste. MOM A BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, s deli cate sod Al dialogue perhme. estredad from the dowers. by NO. 004211 LL and Co.. redeem, to 11.R.H. he ll o oore of Welsh No. it, Three Lhig-coort. lombad.stniel Londo. BIRMINGHAM, Sztr.lo. Yesterday was a general holiday for the Sections, except that they had to work pretty bard at the excursions provided for their recreation. The various programmes for these were before alluded to. The grand campaign was that undertaken by a division of the army of philosophers, which con sisted of four brigades, one of which I joined. These were : No. L Wroxeter and Shrewsbury ; 2. The Weskit], and the geology of the district ; 3. Wenlock and Buildwaa ; 4. Coalbrooke Dale, the geology, and Mr. Maw's ornamental tile wake. By a fine stroke of generalship these brigades were all brought together after a day spent in skirmishing and discursive attacks on rocks and ruins for one final onslaught upon a moat capital dinner, pro vided by the Severn Valley Club, in the Literary and Scientific Society's room at Coalbrooke Dale. Here notes were compared and speeches made, and the universal feeling was one of great pleasure at everything that bad been seen—a pleasure, how ever, doomed to be pretty considerably dashed by the railway journey home, which was performed in about the time that a good Hansom cab would have done it, bringing back some four or five hun dred gentlemen and ladies in a state of savage fatigue half an hour before midnight. The start at the railway of this division of the army was decidedly not well ordered ; it was every one for himself, and no one for us all. Eager sad. guarians rushed into the face of perspiring guards who utterly lest their heads at the loud repetition of the demand, "Is this right for Urionnium 1" They clearly didn't believe there was such a place, and at last left us to cast ourselves upon the train sad trust to some Providence a little won careful than the load managers of the excursion. noraurnows LID XMIIII36IIIPe. liasoloses Amy prams 11.0•1•01 • nasnabor of the raristioa by saberibiai oos gram annually, or tea ` ras a r • li e paymimat„ llemben pries or gross astray are entitled to surd Ibis saws' reeling sit tlm• reociatinu, sad to remiss a espy of its " Tracsarmass." Members paying two Curse annually, or twenty Orr u • life payment, bar the additional wrivilegiss of attending the 111•••illa II of the ream ratios is lorsdon, sad rsorrog the publicatiosta coasected therewith, with tbi tun et tits libemry and readies roars. Aseociatem—dutt parr ors pays 104. to dr tiMs of tbo armociatioe is es romiato for tbs manual marry for obielt ouch payment is made, bet is sot arida d to the '•Trano. actioss." India@ may i ota dm association as arthar, as above, or they wry 'blots, ott paymeot of lett, a *bat of admission to the unaligs and *Aries. Sooistia, tows 1 councils, chambers of ecnisesres, and other public may brows corpora, sessalmets os mutest of two visor, sad sae eritiod to mad three doiegates to tbs mestiap, std to MOON • CO/WM of the "Trassactions" for the year. NEVI NOTZL BY MR. MORTIMER COLLINS. Tbls day, in S vols., at all Libraries, NCI 0 18 THE HEIM Reprinted Moo the "Dublin tdtsni s ilsgasine." pleb& Maxwell sad Co., 155, Flestotreet. This d - ay, with Front'apiece and Vignette Title-page, price es., HAND sod GLOVE. By the Author of •• Rarbera's Winton.' Matf • Million of Money, - &o. Jahn Maxwell and Co., MI. lleet-street. - - - - 100.1 OP 101 011LIS. (To he retained by the Banken To the Meows of the Transatlantic Steamship Company (Limited'. Cknthraell.—Plaring paid to your bankers the ma of helm a deposit of It per share on naltdl b the shore Cowpony. I hereby request that you will albt me that number, and I isoce to accept such shares. or any less anabe , you easy allot to me on the terms of t he pr os p ector. and I a e to pay the deposit due on allotmeut, sod to sign the articles of ' , iodation of the Company when required. and I 1411 °rib you to Insert my mine upon the nester et members for the umber defame allotted to me. Usual atensture Dame lu inD Residence Profession Date NEW NOVEL BY MIL HAZLITT. TM day, In 3 vola, at all Libraries. S 0 P Y L AURIE. John Maxwell an Co. ISt Lad-street. Itay be had ot Mamba and Marshall, post tree tar 7 stamps, A NEW WORK on the TEKTII,_ eattled ▪ NMI DENTISTRY, and WHAT IT DO FOE Us. By A. MULL, Grotrenoretreet. note the great success of the previous work on dental surgery by the saute author, we o f the • the above will be read with avidity by all dawn who are Interested 1s dliterlminstlng between pure and ateretihness John C. Clemente, Little Pultenerstreet. Ti l e ICARI.OIIOIYeNIet AND Mb GbilbitOlMANOt —The Earl of &Wheels hes satmed late as soreemeed wieli his temente a the Kieneini masite„ under whiele they ham formed a pm* emaciation, and booms holders of all the .hooting... Mama* with the asespoimi el *Mem re iiervad by the mei in same of sr.ort. For this privilege the farmers pay 2001. • year in name of rout-801. of which is sobs paid to watchers; and. oa the other hand, am sotiged to keep down the gum y tbstneelres Moot*, or by in viting their cents to ids in the newt, et by 0914 4 2 14 2 watabses.—Sorissiers. &Scrim! Kinguira.—The e: trans incurred by Kr. E. Powell. ILE, sod Mr. W. Tarsyik, M.P.. he semis& their elusion foe (Ambridge ham lows officially retsina 5t1.4101. 01 this we 210/. was paid Mr. Barlow, sin" for wriest/ft the *Maio* and n earing endisylse begs; 901. be his skied Mark for " a ttending the .Issues. . 45 days at W. per day ; 2:11 1. for inspectors, dila, i= mitmoosont dirk ; 1924 for meeesegers, door , d hemdmireismonelesilectoeir, and "dm wad sight watch= of B. Long and ether, ;." 7.341. for pried's, itstawary..o4 whortislas ; MIL I* eosin; Mat -TOMS and mama is which ee .mar the 'Usual. be. TM mores of Ilk W. D. Oluistioosi Torrem, the iseraiesedej liberal ham bees oteeielly retsme4 Mpl7l. of tbis 1111110111Ei MI pa for printing, savathkelh sa eassiwary ; vitt. bw isapeetere, eierhs, /se. ; • MM. pee , 114), ; 1312. for coottartterrosess sell rooms C= a ilaug uis ; 591 for Mt. Wes, the spat, 2e. THE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY (Limited) e mod 7 Blebolaslane, Lembard-street. b ads` SUBSCRIBE& oinTAL.... Two 'autos& PAID UP 4710.00 SUIS gavot vuxu isoBo. DEPOSITS MEM& Ditto as demand li d 7 days' notice os " eeL pee 09 saaste. Mite at 14 dap' notice epode! mem lot massy asposited ter beg pedal. °AWLS PLAGUE, by Prof. Gamow , . Dafini tioaa Symptoms, Post-11 orient Ammerman,. aid num. lteemedial Treatment. Prevention. Legislation. History and /WWI abroad and at Isom . °Hail 'Deport al international Capacious. London : Robert Hardwicke, 192, ------ _ ---__ CM/RAZ PALLCZ.—The present promises to be a I limey week at tho Palo*. Today Xr. Nelson Lee bus • monitor ostartelawest. Tnroorrow •a great Franck Pisa frost Oda* scooniensied by lb. band of the &playa. Pompton el et. PINT% will silt the Yahweh This oxenrsion Y a lintlibie ii•Sieze of the facilities .forded by she vailwayn the Chatham and Dover bringing Diego essarsioniata to the Panes and hock (including admission) for five franc* a far lower wale Vasa ever before adopted. Toe who the /Loyal le of the ct e t . oostalos will be pilled, sad the bead of will Off at intervals with the French band. Paz Maircaserna, BU,VIILD, &ND LINOOLN9IIII2 0011PLWIell irranoton To LIVIRPOOL. —We believe Meson. 1 T. lloonsey end On have bens oatmeal with Ow ooarreet -ler the see 'Mania lime from Manchester sad Liverpool . which has boon projected by this compeny, sad is to be ' pomaded with at oboe. VATTLZ DISE ASK. —Wby stand by and Ise leer cattle die, w en the remedy lies in a foar.ounce penny Whet of THORLEY'S TONIC 3TIIII:LATING P. OD t After all the scientific twaddle and blundering - nay Mahone" t reat- Ment practised by the Vets. of this c ,ontry -tt will to proved _beyond doubt that the only man who can cope with the I Mg. ringls ._e le your tumble servant. sernt. JOSIMIL Teo atzr. --ivies UM . zoirabut-briess, liings.ceoes, Lauda'. N.B.—Tbe gaselos snide as olio be hal is penoy packets. with the ianstor's Ws' Ontitre, JOSILPH THORLEY , swayed thereon. Held b Oars Chandlers. KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the NWT ITIIIPIV.C. of the 811/01) Imam In lledlaha. treat Shell larpty-seteeplod. sale sad sward n adaptio= WAY eisseed r a basseladd ansainn. soii in ill visio TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (armies mamma.) THE FRENCH AND SPANISH SOVEREIGNS. _ SAN SEBASTIAN, Sam 9, Emma. The Emperor Napoleon and the Empress arrived bare today, and met with a cordial reception at the railway station. The Queen of Spain descended to the bottom of the Mairoaae to receive their Majesties, and the Emperor, as their Majesties met, kissed the hand of the Queen. The Sovereigns of Franca and Spain subsequently appeared on the balcony, and were greeted with loud cheers by the assembled crowd. ♦ military review afterwards took place in honour of the imperial visit. Their Majesties dined at the Hotel de Vilie. SPAIN. MADRID, Styr. 9, Ritmo. The Correspondent-id of this evening says : "The statement that a marriage is projected between Prince Amadeus, of Italy, and the Prin cess Isabella, eldest daughter of the Queen of Spas, la without foundation. FRANCE AND THE MURDER OF M. OTT. PARIS, BIM 9. The Correspondence Haan of to-day asserts that no note has been sent to Berlin in reference to the murder of M. Ott by Count Eulenburg, but the French ambassador verbally demanded justice on the murderer from the Prussian government. THE FRENCH FLEET. CHERBOURG, risrr. 9. The squadron weighed anchor this morning at 9 a.m., and sailed for tke coast of Spain. THE GASTELN CONVENTION. PARIS. Parr. 10. The Patric of this evening says that Earl Russell has addressed a circular note to the British agents abroad, in which his lordship expresses the same views upon the Gastein Convention as the cabinet of the Tuileries, and in which be declares textually that the convention is an act deserving of blame and unworthy of the present age. The journalL'Union has received a first warning. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, SEPT. 10. The Fretndenblait of to-day Bays : "We learn from a reliable source that in a few days almost all the measures prepared up to the present by the new ministry will be published." The News Premdeublatt of to-day denies the rumour that negotiations had been opened with Austria by the Russian government with the object of bringing about the co-operation of the two countries in the affair of the Danubian Principali ties. Austria maintains the principle of non-inter . rention. ACCIDENT TO THE GOVERNOR OF WARSAW. WARSAW. Sam. 10. In the military manoeuvre held hers the day before yesterday the Governor of Warsaw by acci dent got into the middle of a charge of cavalry, and had his foot crushed. However be did not fall, and it is hoped that the accident may have no serious consequences. THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN BELGIUM. BRUSSELS. Barr. 10. A royal order ban been issued probibiting the importation and transit of raw hides, fresh meat unsalted, nnmelted tallow, and the raw portions of animals of the bovine species. The Prinoe and Princess of Wales arrived here this morning. DEWPATCH Or THI BBAZIL MAILIL--SOUTHAMP TON, Sarre 9.—The Royal Mail Company's steamship Oneida, Captain Mali:oat sailed this afternoon with the mails for Lisbon, St. V incent, the Bradt, River Piste, &e. She took out 124 passengers, and on freight B,ooof. in bar silver, consigned to the Minister of Frothiest Rio de Janeiro ; 100,000!. soversgse, 4,8401. in geld oohs for Bosom Ayreo and for various ports ; French gold, 2001.; jewellery, 9,0881. ; and English jewellery, 750/. ; also about 800 tom of French sod English merchandise. INTHRNATIONAL BANQUET AT POOLS—Great preparations are being made at Poole for the reception of the Mayor and corponitios of Cherbourg. and a large num ber of other 'meta, who ars invited to Poole dies with the multi cipal authorities of the port of on Wedoesday. A few months ago steam communication was opened between the two towel, with a view of establishing a cheep and ex peditious route between the midland sod wasters °onetime of England sad the west of France and Spade, au object which it sow in a fair way of being succeesfully sworn. plished. Soon after the opening of this route tbe authorities of Poole, the members for the borough, the directors sod chief officials of the Somerset sod Dorset Railway. were entertained at • splendid banquet at Cherbourg. sad • return banquet is, as we bare said, announced for Wed nesday next at Poole. Upwards of 40 persons belonging to the municipality of Cherbourg are expected, sod there are also invited the chairmen end trios-chairmen of the Lon. den and South-Western, Somersetsnd Dorset. and Salisbury and Dorset Junction Railwaj• respectireir, and the mayors of the different towns in the county of Dorset.On the fol. lowing day th e whole of th e party will trooped to Raostone. house, near Blandfnrd, where Sir Edward Raker Baker, Bart.. bas promised to show them the hospitality of an English gentleman. AILTINGS WARD.—This American humouriat is sow oa his way to England to lecture. He has published the following criticisms on his ability se a lecturer :—(From the Steamrille Mechanic.) "Is a lecturer of about seven comic horsepower, sod can easily draw sixteen feet of water from the eyes of an average audiesee."—(From the North America* Nurse, New Hayes.) " Must be good for the dolor'. We should like to see him reeperly applied."— Wrom tbs Sheboygan (Wis.) Bugle of Liberty.) " Artamas Ward.—This great lecturer ou us to-day sod ordered quite • lot of job.prioting. We madder him one of the greatest lecturers in this constry."—(From the Skowhegan (Maine) Clarion.) " Although his style is duffs. not from Wsobiogton brills's, we cannot be lined to th e fart that Mr. Irving ' s style different from bio."—(From the Badger Gaulle.) "Not a dry eye in the au dience. Many could bare borrowed money of him en the spot."--(From the ilobokerdSzpotteder.) a No family should be wi th out him."—(From the Keokuk (Iowa) Banner.) "We don't know wham we have bees more so." Fult•alsil IN lIIALLND AND ADIERICA. —WO inLimerick Chronicle) bare seen a letter written by a Frisian Jersey city, dated in August Wit, to his relatives is this city, is which he writes :—" You will moon have America at home—for Ire/sod is going to be freed by America, end that before four months—sad perhaps see me in Ireland ones more, as the steamers are preparing here for the old country." This is certainly Ririe' us timely warming. The party who brought us the letter is a loyal man, in whom the utmost reliance eau be placed. sod it era oily out of &genuine spirited loyalty that he brought us the document, is order to hare the important pert of it published GRAPHS MOM FILLIICZ.—By the Dumfries from Havre on Thursday there were 1,115 baskets of grapes. whisk were forwarded to Loudon by the 1L36 cm. train, sod would arrive th ere by three p.m—Beals Advertiser, See. 3. Tug AUTITIEN ALL ENGLAND PLOUGHING NATCHEZ.— These interesting competitions commenced last week. during which three mistress bare takes place. At the Berkley and Timeshare Society's match on Tuesday the only competitors were ilausome's ploughman, Barker, sad Howard's veteran ploughmso, Brows, when Brown was defeated. At the Great Sperkashos match on Thursday Barker met Brows again. also Howard's second amok ploughman, Purser, and three other imeopetitors holding ploughs of well-ksown makers, and was again the victor, while et the lispeote match, which took plain ce same day as the Sparksabes, the champion grew woe awarded to Colonel Kimpoote'ames, Bey,* holdleg • Ren ame plough. Thus the three first matches of the sown hare bees woo by men holding Bansosod's ploughs. ti. I. ..a. 19.• °I imik I. SL , No. :11: Milk Imo' Gawk 1 Boa ta. r.: mail