The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-27 00:00:00

Lvt - srArr. • GIN T . ; 1,11 4 t. Tl 3 • ssattax _ , QOM 1 - STAMPED, Id. IDDMONAL.) ETWOP.KNCE 0--10 / 7,/,c1:1 , . / 1 7 < r' t ;• 1 / • • S" Ifl'LlfAßl: :1•. • • „ /, WOOLWICH, Oct. 25, At the usual forthiattl e board et health, hell 14 von noted trees the MN Manus Saloisma sad ak sit epee the War Dam% d e d by the board, for sh e sea tojtry rototttes to tu marquises of the millhiry hele of the °Woes' ink Dot 001 Nadia; hat not preemies' aad ue d to the tradesmen, er, s, ham whit% the mustams d, berisselr, that the retry is • gnat hoc* to the mat °idiom divisios of Ho* Moshe d by emartmartial sad ma, sestmeed to be dram MEtip thee, The rmaht. sholisited is the em en return of cum's, ma mem= ETAS. vsaita.—The markel Irmo )eceessber. sk. ; aftanart to by. to Ins. Ad. Delivee7 r. M.—Market Saes 13,000 half, w t, aoo Lamencia7rin .; Maniham, 244 50 30 ooks, CI& to 2)31. • 100 au* 9 1a. to lig AUL to 13j&; Oh* t of beaus, kaa beta Was. l oads daring the pail weal. freak Limber sa Taw* er I tram LWtd, kkere Wag rh. 'Weise roast is ides. &winprio NMI keliel7 r DMA! —Po bad s short supply e l mad good M Is. to S bi. ey nes*lit Bin g oft 412. to 440. ; wh it., 444. fro. to leo. to 480 ; sew, 414. rl. ils sity's wk,t, old& its earn* &mood tee letivit r boll ; sad gook Boar bra** ywirilo sae oratiodisily rez War. Oats still in dssrer. BeansTle,aol or. Pas in Uwe of burin, r. 96.—The anima Iris soul Da Beet made from 36. Bs. 6a. ; veal, se. to be. 6d. ; Nml a sibs., slaking the teal. 11.—S7sts's %bids W..t &alley, Nu N. ; Ws& Id e, 221. 64.; Wolk Zed Bum& 4 Hones, Ws. 6d. ; %M EM Wails EN Rama% Heftok Reties, 29s 6&; Walls Ead ied West Lehabtos, 21t.9d.; Ws. 941. ; Walla Sad Klass. tattlers& 23.. 3d. ; Wafts Eat • Welts End South kale, driS Maltieg, es RETURNS. PM- Kir. Total. MI. &mediae. 1466. 1804. i A a —. Mu Mat —. 6111 US 5.6 42 MIA ie.ios 9,n4 538 1,787 3.313 1.1 - 9.0T6 1,611 -= 18,701 12.1fe I - ... 11.434 1.917 II LON at 91020 1,91 I 103 13 US 316 SS 66 1411 166 114 150 390 1111 ....a lot Ilea 11l iti; 1,066 3.iiii LIT. 1* IV 411 MI - - 121 LOH 03 1,717 1.0111 le 10.,1198 17,38 SB.7M MIN I 14.448 1b.714 40.120 37.98 31, ON 41.476 MO 71.0$ I 14117 1401114 Al7l sun 7,983 1,799 9,715 1,795 911 9.000 1,411 1 Mr OO 140 1.690 1,1411 I 49,1110 414.421 112,901 108,191 14744 AGO 13,516 - 4 4.006 AMU 19. 560 litlia 310 103 1,3211 UM 71 11,31 e 31.847 41,442 47.7$ a 7,955 3311 NI 3,535 1,537 4,0/2 4379 NH 1,610 4169 1.958 3,513 weete the Loudon, Chatham eel re *settled to retain 80 pee Not he irrimatu. RArtwnir. —Teeter ▪ uadertaking, which to to be gestic principle, was Il cerameare a il Shon. te engineers, r. T. W. The bed of the llama rim, at s point nearly °opera, line with Scotland-yard, is so* het mariner? for tbe feral. cisr orb which the iron tuba &yard the ground for has been reload in of the terminus au the north ow Seitlandlard line be r the Thermo Embankment to the a which it will be oontinned ia mod in earnest, sad laid sod did being dredged, oat of the river. w will be winnow& is brickwork Viee.street to the intended ratios e Waterloo tennis= of the Bear me. Wanda, of Poplar, are mug r own and ohildren's 118814 other a ',wholesome food or mow ref s delicious health rosliorhig Ite• is thrice the soartslmaat, of the hI4I tedicloe or Incouresieucur me. consamptioa, datialtYr T. sad stomach complatits. and Or. I 50,000 curies sumuall/r pat -street, Lodon, W. In II" SOL also at 81, Orsoseharchuiseat I 188, Oxford.ateast ; sad at all WOOS* LUGS.% AND DEATHS. BIII.I'HS. r 2a, at a taa t aper satant. Eettaingt4o - get., at a daughter. et SPltturrave, Pembury. Vat, the ot a am ePlel-equere, Cbettenbana the wife Mat Etsabouse,Tantedge,the wife ot a ion. 116 Bedford, the wife of IL W. Sher Oft at Letostar-Kafue, the wife of Y. l. MARRIAGES. Dar 13, at Bt. stephsts, Cows's-West. on of the late Mr. J. Wight, oil PlaidOn 't►,daughtea at the late gr. S. Cob... 0. )ctolger n, si Bt. mays, Wino*. Lodlltc. enertator of Yu , SW calm daughter - at Yr. W. Tarrktr. F 91 . own. C.—Octaber St, al Bt. War7letatcl• r. A. Backlog, J. N. Webster, Bett. of welter of L B. Bantam, BK. DE/MIS. It Deal, Mr. N. Adana, of the Arm at tolerant, aged s& at Ketudortoa, S. Cleruect, Sad , 104 d 8 & t Stamford Deceit, Chlawlelt, T. Tr". at his reddesee, 47. Ohall'ette -000 1 Writer Gamble, I. la the /bib ?we ad Camden -root, N.. L A. 00 1 : 4011 1 I liolsovio4lreet, rartlandailli" CO " I. W. 0. Team, Seq.. at Xe ir srserest. sad lisclaa, mod si by Wm.'s,' Lisio KIM. nth .• tin City ot Laid* Pretir. lits g ro rs.... lase{, to No !swims a Il lc IS. ISO. Tas CREDIT FONCIZR and MOBILIER of ENGLAND lisooko. sum 08 100,000 NEW ANAmos At me leek out which w - alt being will be called up by instalments; no Duthie contemplat ed. The Issue will b made as follows: 15,000 shares will be allotted to the peseent Shardasiders. sad 60.000 shuts will be allotted to the Genera Paths When the shove Issue Is The Seteeribed Capital =AM of 005,015 of AM each two* The Pakt-up Capital TM General Reserve Fined OOO,OOO. TM Dividend Brave Fend omicrons. The Light floe. JAMES orrArt WORTLIT, Governor. mu m LivioE, EN., Merchant, Lines Aweel De w, Jrntil /marry DANIELL. Esq., Governor& himis . louden. imam Dent, eon. KN.. Mamma of the Theme and Many theme itunramee Company. Almada Eunbar. lsq.. bill'Eloadatiesk Imelda& CMOs Ellin Ka., Lloy e r, =mati- Li tl h . (Mews. Young c lientems. end Bevan). Direeptilairman of e Thames and Maser Marine Insurance Ward Stoat Lane L - q.. Old Broad-stmt. Wades. chola L Newbon, Lay.. London. Vasa. Sea, J P., Eassellogeara London. hash ill En& ,Mesem KAMM Smith sad Co). Broadotret i rdon. word Warmer, Tandem. ion White. lea, P. Leaden. Albeit Grant, Eat.. K.L. Ranalthit ge Agra end Madeeman'e Bank (Welted). ilanith. Payne. sad Smiths. Me National Rank. London, Dublin. and its Bataan In Ireland. The National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, and its Menthes In Becellaed. 1001110011-Ilawra Newham. Emma and Olsollimbrilstadial.C. neraCelle. jimo. lamina, Son. and Peen* 7. Amgel-mart, Meg- LC., London. Mesalmr= mad Penny, Liverpool Eimura Tod and Ashloa. 11116/M. Owe and Kirk, Mancheinee. RSCRETARY— Altred lave. 111 Odloso-17 and It, Conthlth Z. • PROSPECTUS. lye sorted success which has &flooded the operation& of the coat tender and Mobilise of England lmouner misled la the history of MI commercial et lb mom of ite operations have been so setiatactery that, as vete then by the half-yearly report just tensed, a dividend and &mos, en to the lath notember, at the rate of 40 per rent per mum haa been deemed. being the mesas dividend and bonne as iiimoa for the previous halt-year. DsdCes these unprecedented results, the Company is in the pe ersdon. up to Moth September. of • general reserve fund of ANO,OOO, of a dividend reserve fund of £lOO,OOO, sod hes pro fi ts is band up to the same p eriod, after paying the above-menUoned dividend and bonus, of 26006 la. rid., the paid up cspital yeR ASOO,OOO, making is: all AM0,806 as. 9d., or shore Ad 10e. 1 11 The following la the business transacted by this Company : This Company negotiates Lane for Colonial and Foreign Gevernmenia in the financial arrangements of British and C4 Z iake llaihrsys. Makes advances to Corporatioe; Tows Councils, and o th er public bodies. =Wee Loans for Public Works. In the Introduction of Industrial and Commercial Undertakhma Kaime advances upon approved Stocks, Share& hoods, do. Mahe temporary loan s upon eligible freehold and Item ised securities, and generally transacts such other Ease dal Maims. as is suitable to the capitalist, whether am WWI* of Thee petal increased and still increasing amount of butane (Awed to this Company, both by eminent private Enos. COM• pale. sad corporaflons, has decided the Coen of Directors to male their second lease of shares, by allotting the remaining espied of the Company. consisting of 100,000 new shares, on Ithish AS per share only is intended to be called ap. These 100,000 new therm the DIMMCPS propose to lame as Mews, vis. : 10,00 e shares will be honed to the shareholders in this Coro /my Ma Wend registered on the books of the Compam. to be allotted to them at • premium of t 2 10s. Iwo limas. I WI pro potion of one new share tor every two shares now held IWO dares will be tossed to the geseral pilMe deordol ad shareholders as may wish to apply to dame In addition to those they ere entitled to as shareholders°, le be &Weed as a per of At ita per shwa pretsiems to be received upon title issue amount to moos. which will be added to the Afoo,ooo ahead, standing at theesedit pith* general reserve hind. and will thus Inma that had to MOO.OOO. The dividend reserve fond being Aloo n ,ooo, the paid-up capital will then be £1,000,500. The new Shares will be paid up as follows, vis.: On thaw issuedfollows, at £2 10a. per share premium to the &hare- tea ' it 0 0 per share on application ; being on capital account. 110 0 pan share on allotment: Al being on capital account. 10.. on prevalent account. 1 10 0 per there on Ist January, 1003; At 10e. being en capitalaccoutahAt impeemkomafteessM. 9>• 0 pee Mare on let March, leett Al 10s. being ea capi talaccount, Al on premium axonal. L7lO 0 being L 5 capital, Lt 10e. premium. On those shares issued at f 3 los. per share premium to the pistil public, the following will be the mode of payment : Al 0 0 par share on appiloatioa ; being on capital account. 110 0 per share on allotment ; LI berg on capital ac count, Cl Ifs. on premium account. tlO 0 per share on Ist January, ISM LI 10a. being on capital account, L, on premium account. tlO 0 per share on Ist March, 1866; L 1 10a. being on capital account, LI on grunt= amount. MI 10 0 Ming /15 capital, LA 10e. premium. These 100,000 new shares will participate In the next distribu tion cd profits, pro rata with the existing shame, according tothe Mount of capital told up thereon the valuable option will be bawever, neemed to the holders of Mem shares of paying neon my of them the whole of the above inelahaanta at any time pm vim to the date of the hat, instalment, via, let March, 1806. on Pflug the Company back interest from the date of each pay ment in 30th September last, at the rate of 10 per coat. per annum on the L 6 on capital account: the shame so paid up to be Men entitled to the same amount of prodta next lialf-year as Is declared on the existing shares. Intend at the rate of 20 per cent. per sneeze will be charged es all instalmenta not punctually paid: and any instalment oat dateald will render the vious yments liable to the forfeiture. lectors are aware pre pa that in thus admittim public to aikentbe for shares at a trios so muck below Mgr reel vales Dios are departing from the practice generally adopted in an bens of news hame, of offering the whole of there to the share brides: but the Directors are so tmpreased with the int of inamaing the area of influence of Ws Company— re= mooed only In Importance to a Company like the Credit Fonder end Moldier of England—and have bad each proofs In the result d the twos of shares a year ago of the sound policy of admitting the public to t tqc o rpation in such haul, that th ey feel eon- Neat of ob approval of the shareholders in the tame they have Med. The following calculation will guide investors in estfreating UN intrinsic verve of the shares, after the dividend and bonus sow declared ere paid, and when the Irene Is completed : The capital paid up will amount to L 1,000,000 0 0 The General Reserve Fund The Dividend Reserve Ftuid lOO,OOO 0 0 ln bind. prollta not divided 60.806 6 9 11,260,906 4 9 LAM to above 18 to. per share on the whole 200.000 share& Bo that the public, on subscribing at 1810 e. per share (bet 16 tapital and 1...1 10e. premium). are being admitted partners in this Casipany by only paying 6s. per share premium. as premium CS 64 psi share being actually represented In value in the made d th e Company. Over and above these advantages, there la the Cirenhanced value which will attach to these shares, la mle e way that the shares lamed to the public at L2lBa 44. plenum is September, hat after having received 91 per share It April hat ea dividend and bonus, are now worth At 65, per dare peensimis, making together L 6 U. for what they paid 12135. al. for, being[ in one year more than 140 par cent tamales ▪ value on the amount paid for premium. The Directors feel that with a paid-up capital of 11.000,000, a eral reef rve fund of £l4OOOO, a dividend memo fund of 2100.000, making a total of 91,600000, they will la in a position Is meet the exigencies of any business that may be brought before them • It is, however, the intention of the Directors to h aunt cot of future profits, the dividend reserve fund to 4500,000, being in accordance • ith the plan announced to the hia report, to have always In hand one year's minimum dividend al cent. per annum, calculated on the amount of the capi. ▪ paid for the time being e Directors further with to place on record their deliberate ',Woo and conviction that this Company is destined hi a very kart period to take a foremost place among the leading wom an, institutions of the country. Applications for shares may be made in the form annexed, Y 4 must be accrnmanted by the payment of £1 per sham Shadd • less number be aloted than Is applied for, the sum paid co account of such application will, so far as it will extend, be etr , : 01,... n payment of the sum due on allotment. forms of spoke:atop Joe shams, and copies of halt-yearly report, just published. may be had on appllts- Yta the Bookers, Solicitors, Stock Brokers, or of the Secretary stilts Ocoee of the Company, 17 and 18, Cornbill, EC- The WM of application fee shares will be doom' on Thursday, tit yoo November, at 4 o'clock, for Landon, and on Friday, the November, at 12 o'clock, for country applications, before the se ration of which time all applications mutt be made. dou, October 28, 1665. _ . GENERAL PUBLIC. Form C. PORN OT £TPLIOL/1011 TOR MAIM. To be retained by the Banker.. No Tone Dlrectom of the Credit Fonder and Mobility of England Limited). Ontlanea,—Haring pad to your hankers* Ihe son of & being deposit on &I pa share ow New Shares in The Credit Yonder and Mob!ller of ladled (Limited). I hereby request that you will allot me that fiber, sod I agree to accept ouch slums. or say leas number 100 may allot to me, no the terms of the prospectus. at 1.3 boa fosaliain per share, and I agree to PRY the amount doe no anotoent, and the other instalments u they become dim, to Wan the Articles of Association if required, and I autlionse you to tasert my name on the register of members for the nuentar of Warm so allotted to me. Usual slinatute Name in full Residence .. Pentagon .. Date 1186. • Insert beakers' Wien. THE CREDIT FONCIER sad MOBIL= of ENGLAND (Limited(. NOTICZ IS HEREBY GIVIO4 that the Lion of APPLICATION br the NEW mom to this Company wlll b. climb ea THURSDAY. the tad November, at e o'clock, foe Lembo. end es FRIDAY, the 3rd November, at 12 o'clock. for won, before the aspiration of which time adZ i ao= Nom be made.--Dy order, ALFRED LONE, fleaMene 17 00 418. CorahHl. London, Oct. THE CREDIT FONCIER and 140BILIER of MOUND (Malted). At a IM MO of the Shareholders of this .NITTHIS DAY (Tuesday), the 11th October, ISM, Mlt o'elocka m., Elm Men Dononmble JAMES IiTUARE . WORTLEY, Governor. th the this. IS was emceed. esconded, end envied unaainsomly : That the balesesehest and report be,and are hereby approved, g* l ' t wamtbe.hosadpro beet t=ourondel his ,;.. and ;ante:t i t nen . antrousiare ze: That r.by given, to the Oeverser, Density-Governors, and Directors, foe the great eare end attention they hive given to the interest& of the shareholders, and for the extremely satistactory results which have arises thsesstrom. It was also proposed, semoded. and carried oneninsously : Thu the cordial Sheaths of this meeting ere eminently due. and are hereby aired, to Albert Orant, Esq., It P., the =dilutor, for the talent displayed by him In the ideal of the Mein at the It wee further proposed, second : Mt% carried unanimously : That the *mkt of Ms meeting beeves to Alfred Lowe. leo , Secretary, ter his unvaryiog attention; and to his and the other Moen of the Cometw for their ladcdt and oral during the pad half year.—By order of the Court S. STUART WORT , Oovernor. AUSED LOW; Secretly. nand 111, Corabill, tondos, Oct. W. kill. THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of INGLAND (Llmtted). The rzoornermiss and FORM of APPLICATION foe the ARAN Oet the NEW NOVI et CAPITAL aMY i ... are NOW LUDY, andon well ea ies of the Bath Repeal and Balanonabeeet can be obbithed at the ALlMED Ca rOirilleeffetary. II and 111. Oarabill. Undo% 001. at. MIL TIM COMA COCOA, COTTON, and TIZZ L I /WHOM WITATZB coia'ANT of VIN AIL V PiNkaatt 14,tel tiaras of 110 mob. A deceit LI pa arm tar t on appltoolkat sad m lib MEM 101lBOLD, Hart., Mamma .. _==or a sod forms at tna .artt a ddioo for share. at e t to . baud ;tart Compooy, al, Tbroodooodloolnat, Loodoo. rIZ COFFEE. COCOA, COTTON, and OMIT:RAE PRODUCE VIZEIZOLD MATTE COILTANT NEWILI. (Swami) NOTICE. —NO APICATIONS for BHA= will be RE. =TED ATTER Se 3lel Sawa—ft order. J. IL 511771 T, Bearetazw. CA LOU T T A.--The CASTLE PACKETS (highest thus at Iloyd's), Luting In the lest Indio Dodq anew engthessent to bar lgsjesty's Coulson tor India : Yr Azincc CAST A LE. I,tgli tome milder e , to sal 97th OoAt. INILWOZTH CM; LON toss rgister, to follow. Apply to the owners. DONALDMAUI and Co., Liverpool DLAY sad On, 1 0. Parlitherthetrest or to 11 and A. aIZBING and Oh. It. thseetinnehelrest, S.C. ESSRS MONZY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Illoakvaltyart. , Laattam) LINZ ot SWAM sod Paean to Alin A 7 l —Tor 1111/130UINI. Port Thilitz mi dtract (to tam fits Dodo ea lloodad. NMlllber. at •IFMI. tho aptaadid Mawr aldp 1.100 tow, .S. O t tD. Comaaalar ; lytaa ht the Last India Dods alotasatodattras for sit dorm of wanders aro amartaamod. A rad ahr win carry as no —For trar . o . r . to ALLTMT aM 110111411. N. artla CONT MAK ad BOIL 7. loadimbaaottost. lITHAY 110111 LIIIIIIIOOI, Of i\ ir lTr ic lSTOWN TO NEW OIL. TWICI • T" ' anA h r KIM YORK, Ma PIinAHMTITA 4HIP COMPANY bawd dr spate•lng their=orwidllzirballi Iron 6/1•W Millai - 16 1 P, carrying ibs If 71011 L 191 141710 far raw TOIL CITY 07 UMIGUCIE, Saturday, Oct. Wit CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nor. I. CITY OF MANCHISTILL Friday, Now. S. AM ~7 Wetbelallr. siad anomie Fridays sod Istunisys. Cabin purse by the mud d•i/Diti lid a l o bfx=s= IC lf, sad IN didares. socordled is tba by dr Fridar a sad Sidara Waster& It dulness s=d lissalle includes • full supply of cooked ale' , kr Cassis nod tie traitedlistee booked i%Zu tams —Far Weir particulars a to ;11711A l l a l a r s itH. W. Watireirupl, Warped : al to sisd WACZT. a. KIM WMisieWdst, Louisa. ROTTERDAII and th• RHINK.-4tEDIJC -1110 TION of BALER.—T . Notlafflanda Steamboat comsat* fast aad favourite tacoNATAVIEIt, Captab W. SHITH ISM IFlMllikk AM, llMdcwaN, RIMY SUPDAT at 11 o'clock, ea arrival of Um 10.18 a.m. teals from Penakorak.Maost Statical. Rodscod faros (Wow S.l fa ; fon cabin, Us. ; ream Monte lamed at a Om and s lialf.—Appfy at CHAPLIN'S Udveral OSos. Logssacircur. W.; or to - PHILI,III4I, GIATES. PHU, une sad Oa.. Sl Dimalaa'afkaima IL Daactorfa.bUl LC. "DART& --GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE. uembessasts in 11116.—Sitoste is the most central part of Pal* ass dritivon and Place do Palate Loyal—nix hundred bedrooms at troth S to SOQ. - SO sittl , n rooms at from s to SO R. —a richly decorated Claims Saloon—Table dlitte at SIX o'clock —Public Coffee and Dining Booms— Choice Wines—Dinners served t la carte talkie the dieing-rooms sad the private apart thent—ltee%and Conversation Saloons , also Saloons for W sad Diva s.ar—all Nauseant!' and Serial Publications red—Divan Coffee, Smokang, and Billiard Zooma—nomerous Bath loons—Carriages on the reining— Brat-clam Private )Impairs at command—Ounibtuue running to all the rail stalk er -Postal Lettepbos—Telelffseh dales day and Wet— PAcclio—• stair of servants speaking all languages. S 11 0 I.—L A and PKRRINB' woiciernsaisz BAUM TM &Oder omodiseent, pramosseed by connoreenn "MN ONLY 000 D BLUCL Irk Ir prilliind solely by LEA eset ma peddle sr remerloW *motioned wird worthier tribe Nom sod &oak' re thee Les and Pentad MIMS mre wrapper. kW. beitik mod Aderw i rla sod PIRRINW lAUCL Su E wbsiseals sod ice expoet by the Pregretors. Worrier . Ifeenes CUM sod NIACIEWILL ; News BA RCLAY sadl SON& Lowitcr Oa, re.; sod by porn sod arra snivereril TON W A T ER , POIN B INd W IN S ERS. Tb• mod pelMabie mud wboiemare bitter , la szlstenos. NIC AN ZITICUDIT TO Aa nammAhed ekenaelde. sad • rmals Micanlant. Sold by groom, Mahe& warehousemen. wins raerdWa t e 00 6. $lllOOOlll. and others, at Me. • Amen. Manntactured by WATERS and WILLIAMS, 11, Mardsfe-laae, Cansonwlmee. London. Wholes& Agents. S. Lewd and Co.. Wommier. IF YOU TRAVEL, .end for BUt3SEY, SMITH, 1. sod C 0.% ILL VITIATED CAT RTMAN MOTS, franks. esp, gad every caw travelling mulatto. Alio NAL Mullis, sad Opea Muses, unrhsilird for excelisace sad obayiews.-614 Me• ltatsed-scrink UYAM and Co.'s OVERCOATS sad SUITS.- 2..5. World= and Leanglag Costs, Hall Dm% Undress, and khll Doan baits. Treason. Veils, 4a, in all tam With:sable dyke sod essacestie nsaterlsk HYAIII and Co., 03 sad R. oxsozDaturr, w. HYAM and Co.'s PRICES and GARMIDITS.— osssoons and Capes. flu. to 818., Jacket. Ito to t.: Primo of Wain OW& 11100 to COB : Trowel's, ready made so d to sootore, 144. 66, to Ito; foto 6,1. to 21s. . Sults, 62i. BY. STAY and Co.. 86 and 67, 0170ED-311113T, W. HYAM and Co.'s BOYS' NITS and CAPES. — Overcoats sad Capes, 16s. ed. to as.; Knickerbocker, moo. Harvey, sad °Aorta Baits, Ile. 64. to ale.; Jackets, to es.; Valuers, Ma ed. to Ile Gd.: Vesta, Oa 6.1. to 7s. Id.; Jackets and Vesta alike, Its. 64. to 67a 64. BYAM and Co., 66 end 67, 0111311D-STAKST, W. HYAM and Co.'s mazer DEPARTMENTS B. no 1. Caothtad tee hamedhda wear. Da I. Dederod $. Dap sad Youths. Separate Deportinast. t i o r t m Dats, Cep Reeled. and °teat Department. MUM and Co and 67. OXFOItD-STEEET. W. Brandt Establishments —Birmingham. Ueda. and Dewsbury . BLOSSOM ci HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and distingig whom, estractod trots the DOWere, by 1240 00VICILL sod Co.. Perfumers to ILL H. the Prison, ol Wales, 12, Three Khopeoart, Lootbsrdotreet. London. Dir!WORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA The sedical profesisn far thirty years lave a pproved of this pure 'Mullen of stsdnalia ss La beat remedy for gout and sto machic disorders at every kind ; and es a rad aperient it biz daily wiwbid for ladles sad children. Prepared 'okay DLVNTIOND sad Co., Chad As, &a, US, New Bead Leaden, and sold throughoet the world by all respectable chemists. Cantles—dee that Dinneford and Co. is on sack bottle sad red label owe the cork. KAYS'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the Bin ?mums of the BLOOD known in Medne. Irony th eir la rg el y.astended sale awl general all,adoption may be fairly classed as a household necessary. Bold by Me Vendors. TOZZACPS COPAHINE MEGE, the only ILIP Fie Sea preparation adopted by the Parts 'endear end Loudon College et Bargee's, on the report of Messrs. Culled's, Itleord,l3oyd, Tolima, end Lewes (Lancet, Noe. 6, ISM cores II an mirage of Os days either recent or ebrook.--M 6d., at CI. JOTALVI, Preach chemist, eft nspearket. Post tree on resift& el la 6d. NMI wovic. Oa Maeda, bort, la oas vat, at all MMUS. LADY OUMBERRD% PROTIUM. Jolla Itaxwall awl FO Co., Ilk Flastalowit. NNW ItOVEL BY Xi& MD Os Ws sat, Is thre• yetis , as an Libraries, THE FATS of THORBOHYLL. if Wi g "Tbs Sawkallawsp." "Spa BMOC so • ama fiS4 Co.. W. inelelen•L EXPRESS FROM PARIS. THE CHOLERA. PINK OR 111/111 PARTS, 241117111 DAT lennara. The /1 1 poque says that the Union Medicate is un fortunately altogether wrong in giving good news about the cholera. On the contrary, it affirms by the pen, of K Paschal °rawest, • medical man, who makes the subject his especial study, that the slight decline of the epidemic at the beginning of the week was succeeded yesterday by • very marked:relapes, which was observed in several points once, and is evidenced by the greater number of patients in the hospitals and an increase in the subsist total of deaths. It would be diffi cult to say whether the number of deaths from all causes yesterday exceeded the highest figure lately know n o r Paris, namely, 300 ; but It may be safely affirm that it was greater than on Sunday, Mon day, sad Tuesday. The moth-west of Paris is the quarter now principally attacked ; but it cannot yet be laid that the deaths in the other quarters have seksided to the normal number. Tlrr o toriorew dr Boir giros no aerraut of the state the cholera generally, but it affirms that the sanitary reports from the lyceums, colleges, and normal schools of Paris and the nine departments around the capital up to the evening of Oct. 26, were excellent. In Paris itself the Lyceum Louis le Grand has not a single sick pupil. At the (al leges Napoleon and Rollin there have been some slight indispositions which, at another time, would have attracted no notice. The note in the Moniteur then ghee the following explanation of the news which elicited some alarm that one of the colleges had been suddenly closed : At the College Belot Lewis, whoa the All Saints holidays have beam anticipated, one of the sealers, who foe tea days had been is a 'most dsplonble Mate at morel prostration, was vary seriously attested. Such of the pupils as had sot bees taigas away by their relatives have bus His day removed I. • house takes for them at Fosialseblesa, whither they have been esedeeted by a provisoes, who will remain with them. It is evident from the above statement that an extraordinary panic has prevailed at the College Saint Louis. The " moral prostration," by which I suppose is meant cowardice, of a single master hardly seems a sufficient explanation. M. de Bismarck is expected in Paris to-day from Biarritz ; it is said he warm to stay two or three days. At the Bonne the market was rather weak, but the final quotations show very little change. The diminution in the bullion of the Bank of France is so insignificant that no further rise in the rate of discount is expected. THE BANK OF FRANCE. (seam's Emma YAM% Our. S. The following is the return of the Bank of Fenno* I for the week ending to-day, together with the eoe responding figures of the previous amount : Ott It Ocd. 19. DEMI. Fr. e. Fr. S. cassia of the Bonk Milts In addition to (Art. *lan dJens 9,2 r. 7,044275 I 3,044.779 I Reserve of the Bank end Rs branches 99,106, 160 14 21,106.750 14 Reserve in landed property Rotes In circulation Rank notes to tordarandreottpts 3 5 7 1 t10 lil @Mkt Treasury aocounto-Inarrant on (Mot 149,619,913 66 161,900,760 31 Cannot accounts, Pllll 137,962,596 37 144,394,722 93 Ditto brooch banks s 18,369.120 0 sikeerms 0 Dividends poyable Discounts and oundry interests *754770 44 UNA* $77 Be-discoantol Om lad di months 1,437,4199 17 1. 43 7, 031 17 Surolus of receipts not distri. bated MIN U T 62,991 N 1!,00429 0nandria5 1!,004290 36 11.239,079 63 (►eom oue Recut, NEW YORK. Oos. 15. The President's speech to the coloured regiment on Tuesday at Washington has excited more com ment than any event of the week. He called them, or rather asked why he should not call them, "his countrymen," thanked them for their ser vices, and conveyed to them a not very lucid explanation of the meaning of liberty. It did not mean roving about in idleness or licentiousness, or frequenting drinking saloons, but did mean liberty to work hard, and so forth. In fact, the whole address was • curious piece of tautology and repot/. tion, and as Mr. Johnson is, like most Americans, • ready speaker, his failure on this occasion to express himself with either force or distinctness was undoubtedly due to the novelty of his situation and the strangely bemuddling influence which the negro and all that concerns him exercises on most politicians of his eobooL What was moat curious about the speech was that the good advice it contained was precisely the kind of advice which anybody who was as familiar as Mr. Johnson with the manners and customs of the Southern whites would address to them. They have always associated liberty with idleness, and labour with slavery. The very thought of work was repulsive to all Southern "gentlemen," end the term "gentleman " at the South was synonymous with white man. Their love of drinking saloons, too, was one of the most marked features at Southern life. The "bee "at the South has been always a veritable "institution," and very few of the "superior race," in the towns, allowed a day to pass without one or more " drinks." I remember some years ago, going down the Miscluippi, watching a party of passengers belonging, as far as externals went, certainly to the better class of planters, who ware congregated daring the day round the cabin stove. Their mavens, lion was slow, and interrupted by long pauses, during which not • sound would be beard except the hiss of the spite, as they fell on the hot iron. livery now and then the silence would be inter rupted by one of the group exclaiming, " Let's take a drink." They would all then rise, walk solemnly to the bar, and take the drink, and return as solemnly to their seats. I had the curiosity to time them during the afternoon, and found that the average interval between those potations was only half an hour. One of the party on on. cor= don,. while walking on the hurricane-deck, spied a friend on the bank, waved a salutation to him, and shouting out, " I'll take a drink for you," rushed down stairs, and did honour 1 1 to the man on shore in a " oocktaiL" As to licentiousness, I have never been able to put in print all that I have heard of the axle= to which this vice was bred amongst the whites by their eoa tact with the helpless and degraded blacks. And nobody who has had actual knowledge of plantation life has, so far as I know, ever ventured to publish half what he knew of its viciousness. If, thelefore• the blacks dislike labour, are indifferent to chastity, and love drink, the reason is that the class from whom they have learnt all they know of sivilhatios has set them the example, and there is something comical in the spectacle of • white drawn from the class to which Mr. Johnson has all his life belonged lecturing them on the se subjects. More over, the reports of the Freedmen's Bureau show that in all the towns of the Bond, after the close of the war, the number of destitute whites drawing rations from the government and unwil ling to work has far exceeded that of the blacks. That the blacks are influenced now by the example of the whites I think the= is little question. A large part of their unwillingness to work for wages, and desire to squat on small farms of their own, is doubtless due to the influence of associations formed in the days of slavery. Having always seen the whites horrified at the thought of working for wages, or for anything else when they could avoid it, they naturally presume idleness to be a necessary incident of freedom ; and the tendency to rove about from place to place, and travel on the railroads whenever they can procure the means of doing so, which I have lately beard remarked, is ascribedby very shrewd observers to &desire to imitate one of the vaunted characteristics of the white population before the war. I doubt very much whether it will not require bitter experience of the inconveniences of idleness to get all these notions out of their beads. Some of the delusions under which they labour at present are droll, and have generally bees instilled into them by the Federal troops for • joke. One of them, and the strangest and most excusable, is that the government is going to provide each coloured family with a farm. A large party of them came from some distance to Savannah, the other day, to receive "each the barrel of flour sent out to him by the Queen ;" others came to the same place to secure the "free ride to Washington to see the President," which they understood had been offered to all who chose to apply. The elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and lowa have all gone mainly against the democrats, and although the New Jersey State election has not yet come off, and the republican chances there are us ually smaller than in any other State of the North, the result of the municipal election in Newark, one of the old democrat towns, hes startled the democrats, the republics= having, I believe, for the first time on record, elected all their candi dates. New York will, beyond question, go the same way next month, and the effect of these suc cesses will undoubtedly be to confirm the President in his adhesion to the party which put him in power, and put an end to all leani n g gs towards N or thern and Southern democracy, ever had any. It encourages the hope, too, that when Con. grewmeets it may be found more peremptory and decided in its tone with regard to the conditions of Southern readmission to the Union than some people have of late ventured to expect. One thing I think may be pronounced certain, and that is that no State will be admitted which has not by its constitution conceded to the negro an equality with white men in the court& How unwilling the Southern whites are to accord even this small measure of justice may be conjectured from the fact that there is • perfect tempest of indignation raging in Mississippi against Governor Sharkey of that State for having directed the civil functionaries to reserve their testimony in the trial of all causes prior to the reorganisation of the State government. All whits troops east of the Mississippi have been ordered to be disbanded, and the garrisons along the whole Southern seaboard are to be occu pied by coloured troops, which I consider a good sip. The iollowing report from Uessal Fish oit the condition of the freedmen in Tennessee and Kentucky is very encouraging : ficibsequeet to my last pascal report I have visited many important potato in the district, sad brenglit ski good lama !cation of the bureau to the knowledge of thousands of people, white sad coloured, who had heretofore but vague notioes of Re adieus and objenft. I sal pawed to re port continued hoproverout is the workings of the bureau sad en earnest desire oc the part of a majority of the people that our agescies should be extruded. I have devoted myself especially to the breaking up d all fresdateo's camps, refugee homes sod hospitals. I resolved to make • due sweep of them before the winter months mons apes us, and am able at this date to repent desided progress. The Memphis, President Island, Clarksville, Dub. vile, Paducah. Columbus, Gallatin. Hoodersosulle, Mur freesboro. Pulaski, Tuneel.hill, and Obrittimoop camps, homes sad hospitals are all eked. The great majority al thou who have bean the recipients of the goveresseat bounty have bum establiebed ia good homes is the imestry. They are at work for good warps. The exodus from crowded Wise sad tows' has ban large, sad I treat that Christman will Asd but few asemployed people within the limits of my district. The freedmen we becoming duly better advised towline their sew eriaises, rights, and pri , Tames, sod recogaiso the immemorial industry, esomory, sad the armairma@als of virtuous intelligent's. Let thou be worded eves.luadsd Pollee, and they will work NA Sleek ova salvage& County and municipal officers are mmised to preside for their owe poor, sod care for the* , ewe sick. la order to does oat aiy hospitals, the sick who were as my hands I am providing for In private fami lies, as I desired to close every door through which cities and counties are thrusting their sick and poor epos the Amities el the govenumet. Oa September 2, 979 per. roan were subsisted by the guaranies* within the State of Tenasemis. During the mouth the entire umber have been disposed of, and at this date not one ratios is issued by the, Freedmen's Bureau is Terineass. I doubt if anything moredreditable to the heart and head of the writ& has ens' rippeared from the pen of a military man than the following corre spoudenee between Grant and Sherman, written just as the former was about to assume the command in-chid. Grant's letter confirms the popular im passion of his purity and simplicity of character : . alwizek. cuurr TO cremes assume. Deer Sherman, The bill reviving the grade of lientenent• gamed in the scary has boom= a law, and my Dane has ben sent to the Neste for the plans. I now receive indeed to report to Washington immediately in person, which Wi est= • acmArmation or a likelihood al coefirmatios. start ia the merstag to comply with Ilte ardor. Whilst I have bees miaow, sereemful Ice tbis was—is as WA pis tils the oonlidems of the pablie—no cm dish more Mum I how much of this nooses is du to the energy, and the harmotious putting forth of that energy and skill, of those whom it has ban my good for. tam to have occupying subordinate positions under me. There ere army °Seers towline three remarks are applieslis to a peeler or lam degree, proportionate to then ability as soldiers ; bet what I west is to expose my thaaks to yes sad liThanos, as the me to whoa, shove all others, I feel indebted for whatever I have bad of moose& Hew fee your advice and wistaria have bees of help to me you know. How far your manioc' at whatever has been given you to do entitles you to the reward lam receiving, you Sanaa know se well as L I feel all the gratitude tide Misr would ayes" giving it the meet isteenag emetruo. Men. The word " yea' lam is the plural, icteediog it for M'Phiersos also. I Mould write to him, sad will some day, bat Oman in the moods& I do sot know that I will dad time just now.—Your Irked, U. S. Gears, Misjor•Geesral. conala. Italatreell 1111214. Merman reoeiwerl thin letter neer Memphis on the 10th of March, and immediately replied : Dear Geasral,—l have your more thaw kind and charm teriatic letter of the 4th isle. I will seed a copy aad to Oeurral Al`Phierson at eau You do yourself Wroth' us too mach hauteur to assigning to as too bugs a share of the =site which have led to your high edvanoserest. I know yen approve the f rieedship I have ever professed to you, sad will permit ma to cesium, as heretofore, to menifeat it on all proper occasions. You are wow Worshiper:es legitimate ettocemor, and occupy • posidos of Almost dangerous elevatioo • but if you ere sonnetize, as heretofore, to be younelf, leant and unpretending. you will *or through We the sesuct sad love of friends and the homage of millions of humus beings, that will sward you • Inge stare to essaring to them sod their deocendente a government of law sad stability. I repeat, you do Omani M'Phersou and myself too much ho n our. At Belmont you manifested your traits. slither of us being near. At Donahoe, also, you illus. hated year whole olareorter. I wee not agar, and Gs. nand Wrbieses is too subordinate a copeatty to in , dunce you. Until yon had won Donahoe 1 melees I was almost cowed by the terrible array of eau , °hied elements that promoted theossels es at every point ; bat that admitted • ray of light I have followed sines. I believe you are an Warr, patriotic, and jut as the peat prototype, Weehlegton ; as usellib, irted-bearted, sad booed as a man should be. Bat the chief chiseler lab ie the simple faith in mow you have always maal feeted, which I can likes to nothing elms Asa the faith a Christian his in the Saviour. This faith gave you victory as Shiloh and Vicksburg. Also, when you have cempleted year preparstiou, you go into battle without hesitation, as at Chateuroop—ao doatee—so reserves ; and I tell you it was this that made as sot with cosildeerv. I knew, where. ever I was, that you thoeght of me, sad if I got la • tight piece you would help me out, if alive. My eely point of doubt was in your knowledge ad peed strategy and of books of remise and history ; but I mobs' your common sense WON to have supplied all these. Now as to the future. Dos't stay in Washiagtoa. Come West ; take to yourself he whole Miestuippi vs/ley. Let as make it dead sere, sea I tell yea the Atlantis slopes sod the Peelle shores will follow its dimity, as safe as the limbs of • tree live or die with the main rusk. We have done much, bat Mill much reenies. Time and Mene's ie. Soso°, are with us. Ws mild almost afford to sit still and let these intimates work. Here lies the seat of the coming empire; and from the West, when oar task ides, we will make abort work of Charleston sad Richmond and the impoverished coast of the Attaatic.—Your sincere friend, W. T. sazaius. ROYAL COLLEGE Or SOROZONS.—A, special meet tog of the council of this institution was held yesterday to elect two sabre of tin court of ezanatusra is the es esaciss occasioned by the resigaatioe of that *Mos by Mr. Joseph Modems, F.H.8., the tale president of the collage. sod of Mr. ffredorlo Onpester filmy, F. 11.8., whom mooed geinquirenial Mena of °Moo bad expired, sad, as aa illustra. sem of the high 'nineties is whit& ibis distiogwahed Baryon is held by his colleagues, be was elected for a third Ism of five years an *manor ; mid Kr. R ichdQaai, P.R.8.. of Univonity College Hospital, was also elected • member of the court of examiners in the vacancy oceasiond by the resignatioe of Mr. Hodgson, who will still Males his mat at the emend table. At the same resstiag d the cseaeff, Mr. William Antlemy Hanisoe, d Kt-ppslastrest. Briesellsquare, • follow of the collage, was shined • 11111111. ber of tbe Donal board, in the enemy ortossionod by the redgeatioe of Kr. Thoems F. 8.8. Gus ACC/DENT. —A servant girl iD the employ of a kfr. gooks, landlord of the Golden Lion Ice, Dear Bide. ford. lies vary ill in consequenoe of wouods sustained by the diaebarge if • gas. It appears that the ',waked was shown; the gen to a customer is his house, sod snapped the trigger two or three times to exhibit the character of the spring. At last the gte went off, a patios of the cre nate lodging is she girl's seek and bosom. Her roaster &- eland that ha was not aware that the goo was loaded. and the girl slates her belief that he was sot. Tag Kumar Fisassms.—During the last few days tire mashes of herrings h 1 Übe Grist Y• 11 "'"' ksts bass bees compuatively amen. Same fresh herrings liesegbt in have sold at high rates ; the general runes have Moe 12/. be 211. per lest 03,100 gab). The psesgons of the Lewes telt boom have also Ni. is pled by the weather; Moms boats whish have made good catches hare made fair prime. A large Wade Is expiated as Lowestoft doing the seat two assolbs. — Nsio LAW firAmre.—After the ensuilm term errasewstete will• he essik to coiled f d the judges' dossimrs sod oaf s law died by sow s( swop, Past fussed pas 1,31.140390 n 1.46 4 . 907 . 967 a Oct. 26. Ir. Oct. IA Tr. S. CREDITO& Coat in band and in tesseh banks Commercial bills overdue Commercial bins discounted not set due Ditto brooch Minks Advances on deposits c 4 bullion 26,731,454 50 19,419,010 0 Ditto branch banks 10,250,000 0 11,619.740 II Advances on Trench subtle be- - curiae' 11,814,000 0 11,921.100 0 Ditto branch beak" Advancer' on railway .Dates and &wow.. 1010,715,9105,• 0 30.819.100 • Ditto branch banke 91,921.730 0 e. 270 •0 0 Adman on Credit loarAse Bonds Ditto branch banks .—. .. . Advances to the litate (soma lion 10th June, 15 6 7 1 Government stock rearm 12,990,710 14 12,99 0 .7% 14 Ditto disposable 30,469,711 91 05,449,7112 91 Ragas immobilises" (law End Jane, 1857) Rotel and Wolters of Um & landed property. branches bank— — Lamm 0 0,415,8 11 0 Expenses of numellerrola linitdries 650,700 0 482,130 0 1.1112360,110 71 1,464,907,987 Pettfled by the Senator Governor ot the Bank of France. tatilled) ZOVLAND A Sorszt or RAIZ-DE=94ES !—Tbe Post bag • report df • " grand aisle" last evening, at the Hanover. square Rooms, held for the purpose of " illuatrating the art of hairdressing by British artistes." This ceremocial took lsett" under the auspices of the Assosiation of British A letter from Leitmeritz, observes Galignani, .. Li r de • :: . " •• Th " e a o:iteititlisr;ora.Thrb was il r t e , t ) i t i tt eth i e r i a ii i : says that the Emperor Ferdinand of Austria l a tel y had an Ws/num • practical opportunity of vindicating their attack of fever, is winesqueses of which two physicians, @threaten a. West the anwiroption that the Presets coiffeurs au from Prague and the other from Vienna, were WM- an superior to them is the therein of their art. In order goosed to attend him. The milady has now greatly sub. be enable the " en n eintere" (as the y wire celled) wh o r.. vented the English manipuletors to exhibit their lto sided. but the august patient Is still is need of great oars. the beet sdvantags, wane 12 or 14 young ladies were in. TER POTS AND VIZ PRUSSIAN FRZIBIASONL-- vited to be present, to =o the interesting operation Letters from Bailin state that • demonstistioe has to of having their hair fa a manner which their Oath there agai* the lets papal al l relative to mammas and papa would have been grestly surprised to freemasonry. Or the occasion - of the funeral of Councillor Sell carried out by their own particular desire. In the *trot. of the Superior Oonsistory, the Rev. /L Sydow, who seethe of owe of the smaller rooms a long table was fixed, lea froomanots, rstifisd freemasonry, at the close of his sad thereon were armpit a suocamion of looking glasses funeral oration, us such strong language that it almost had of fury variety of shape and else — each being sworn. the charseter of se attack on the Pope. Among the portions palsied by " powder puffs," cosmetic*, hair pins, and the present ens M. d'Offers, director of the MUSSUISS who far. numerous forms of ornamentation which are designed mealy held high dignity among the freemasons , with • to contribute to an effective display of • lady's head. diem from his Lodge two veers since, owing to counsel which dross. The " proceedings" of the evening ooncnineed he had rtheivad hem Italie , with the entry of the various expositors, each bee he RITRISINTATION OF TivEnroir.—Althongh big on his arm • young lady who had agreed to sub. 1 the her locks to the operation of his handicraft. At the principal piteous likely to be concerned in our revues. tetra rightly think it indecorous to take any public swops in ' the pound of a band of music the aspiring menipulators the matter till after the interment of our late noble and commenced their respective Wks, and the spectators (who distinguished number, still both the Liberal and Co were . 'both bumarous spa •atibrulisatir) had the ostiefaction retire Awociations have bun much segued in wandering of won; oval tint tad ' , meth of human hair Wong* the political sitetaties of the borough. Last week • mai- to the ( serer Portion of creation twisted and twirled lota go on , numort , no t a g na w . wt. . „ omit & to w t. yr D ees - sub elegant and fantastic shapes es most bare 'awned the onlookers. As each operator completed his labour, the ford, one of our /Waves. to become • candidate for the the ladies themselves, while they excited the admiration of vacant seat, in the conservative interest, but that gentleman is their newly-added shams, the Promptly declined. On Mooday the committee of th e liwt! fot , of*istwo greeted his e ff orts ; sod, wirer all the Liberal luswiation announced by viand circular that i fair - victims" appeared the Hon. George Denman. one of our late mernben, ' thoitono nt of tith olfootstoro wss Ilreoetthhonadel d . Varlowo who was defeated by three votes only at the last commentaries were weed upon the remits of the diffsnat elution, would become • candidate, an d that operations, bat the general opinion expressed was that r::: l old shortly visit ths town for that purpose. o n T ea . sufficient had been dose to show that English hairdressers day • large meeting of sonservative electors, specially cow , see quite competent to vindicate their country Rimiest the vaned by the Conservative Association, took place, when it 1 S upposition that there are env " Gladisteurs " amongst the was deemed advisable to offer no oppositi on to Mr. Den. coiffeurs of Prawn who axe capable of lawns them tn the man's rewhistiow, as no good local man c ould be brought 1 thethronod forward. It tios , row, however appears that • contest may DIA= OF DR. BARIUM OF BRDTORD.—The me ta, plus, for on Wednesday a letter was received from en dioal profession will regret to brat of the death of this die• infinantial conservative sow shunt from the town. suggrat. ' tinguisbed physician sad sargeiow , who died on the 24th leg Mr. Welter Palk Carew, son and heir of Si r Walter I last., of • severe attack of typhus fever. Dr. Thomas Her. Carew, Bort, an a candidate is the conservative interest but Barker was well known from Me 11112SOTOGS end caba l' ace of that letter • requisition wee antra up ' at& 000tribetioes to the adthnewnent rimaillicaland okitrar pladn the votes wed 'unrest of the signers to Mr. Carew, ' dial Siena far which be had received the 7 and at the time we write (Thursday morning ) between fifty awl other prises al the Medkallisciety al Londe: l V: n th and sixty vetren had signed it. Thera is, therefore, at pre. a fellow of th e Royal Seeisty, of Ns B, oyal College of licir with, num to expect a contest f or th e 'toas t sea t. The 1 g ems, sad of many ether homed end scientific societies teed amber of eiessors is this, 450.—Tnerfon Goss*. ' bath at home rod abroad. He l'•••• a widow and ' ix In flue of the funeral of Lord Palmer- thildron and • three elrele of friends to &Pion 60 1001 a iii.• today 6s iLeteorologisa Department ci the Board of , • ill estimable member of the Prokini°o - will bs alma, aad no " p a sti l le B Ar me w w then. , Commander Schema L. Strungwaya, R.N., bee fore be Mutt 1 bets appointed a naval agent as the Boatbampeen Malls& QTODARE. -213= REPRESENTATION. THEATRE d MYSTERY, lentlanhall —MARVELS In MAGIC end VINTEILOQUIBM.- - ne SPHINX, • Mystery : the tsetanteneoes growth el rower Trees. sod the real Wise betel Prick r oily perfarmed by Colonel Stoehr°, end Intro. duped by him for the Eret thee In this country, Aprll 11.VW— EVERY ITEWING, et S. Medseeday and Saturday, at S. — etas at lattcheirs, 014 Deedolreet, sad Eoz-collce, inyystiaa- IsslL—Advession. In, Se, Stalls, Se Mused talesesieue."—Tkle " Timer." April IS, MSS. THE OXFORD.—A NEW CANTATA by 11111711BEIR (first time of performance in this coon and BIXTTALIL, by J. Offenbach, by the whole of the of the aftehtlatunent conducted by Mr. If.l Th c* lVingartan brothers sad titer. Minify, *lll have the honour of Introduchat a theer ins aMienel entertainment, the Bridal of Omuta'. to which the Teetff end Sara Gunnies will appear; and other noreidee.—TElS -A TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENOR CUMIN TuazwilL) ALGERIA. ALGIERS, 00?. N. Generals Lseretelle and Martineau and Oolong Colomb have commenced simultaneous operations spinet Si Lela, and are marching eastward in the direction of Beide, A considerable number of troops are engaged in protecting the Tell tribes. It is believed that it the insurgents succeed in escap ing they will be compelled to regain the minims *oath. ITALY. The Italie of Florence declares that the Minister of Finance will at the commencement of the ses sion propose to the parliament the necessary mese litres for reducing the present deficit of 280 millions to 100 millions for the financial year 1866, as promised. The statement is besides confirmed that the year just named will peas without a loan. ROME. The Monde has received news from Rome to the 18th. The tone of its correspondent is melancholy ; he says : Is presence of the tempest which is about to burst over the comer of the earth where right, honour, sod liberty, netted to the lathed majesty in this world, have still kind of mylent, we most redouble our prayers, our love, sad oar smarm. That corner of the earth is ours. The welfare of no particular nation is at stake, bat that of an catholic's. Lot us, therefore, defend it—we, with the per, °Airs with their fends, others spin with the mad, sad all with suppitratioes end tetra The following are the terms in which the cor respondent Ppeaks of the increase of the Pontifical army : Pius IX. remains silent. He is contest for the 010100101 with having remora to those of his children who live nearest him, and well nigh a thousand Sabine' have already bees enrolled. But let his French children, whom beans are strongly Christian sed their arms vigorous, tern their wtd.nome ; they will be on remised sad their &MIMI CA correspondent of the Independonce Bair at Rome, writing on the 18th Mat , says : The °stearin& is is disorder, sad the rout in the camp of the nltremeetness is complete. These who were lately the most gene and excited are beginning to modify their learisee. sad to talk of coooilisticle. Those people bate den., odic" end fiDICONS w hich they wish to keep, sad in ardor to pfeliKli t h eir owe habitats they sre a retreat. No obetecle will arise from that quartent2 potbound' lave a eery ocravenieet theory, which will serve them kW Nine& All that the Pope does is done well, and is inspired by the Holy Spirit he submits himself, we submit oursidree. THE DOWAGER QUEEN OP IIdWAIIA IN LIVERPOOL. Queen Emma, whom visit has been expected with interest for so= days post, arrived in Liverpool yesterday morning, by special train from Hartford. Her Majesty was attended by Lady Franklin, the Lord Bishop of 02=4 Lad Rob= Cavendish, Lord De Tabley, Sir Robert Pali more, Sir Sydney Cotton, the Hoe. Robert and Mn. Canoe, Miss Orscroft, the Rev. W. sad Mrs. Meat, ire., and was received by the mayor of Liverpool (Mr. Z. Lawson) sad the Hawaii= Gown. A large crowd was is waiting sad followed the party to was= pithead public interest. Her Mejoity was ea:Awned by the mayor through StiGeorp's. ball, when the (net ball was illuminated, and the grand oegin played ; and afterwards the dirtinguished party es. joyed (se far ma the west= would admit) • ride through the tows, With= with the mayor, and intended • erowded Public meet's( is aid of the Hawaii.' Church Mission is the Philharmonic-ha, over which banding lb. Hawaiian flag was hoisted. At the meet ing at the Philhannosic-ball, the Lord Bishop of Oxford five so eloquent exposition of the object of the QUM'S viwt, and made a powerful appeal for aid to enable the Church of Ragland to plant an independent branch in the midst of the independent population of the Sandwich Islands, which should rewire its orders from the ancient dearth of Ragland, sensing with the church is articles sad formularies, and reproducing in men of another blood the self suns church which we enjoyed, am the principal channel of the ma th s of grace. Ho traced the history of Hawaii& since the time whim it threw off the bondage of idolatry, priesthood, and chieflaisship, without knowledie of a =igloo' sad cinlisatioa to adopt is their stead. He placed in =Wag contrast the condition of the people under the old heathen= of the islaads with their condition usage the subsequent partial spread of Christithity amongst them ; but nt pointed out the feet that as yet the only satisfactory of the saving reception of Christianity by any people—the elevation of their moral character—hod not been produced in these people. They were perishing off the face of the earth by the fruit of their immorality. Was it not for Christianity to change all this ° He made se aerating allusion to the efforta of the Woking—the husbead whom the sone ledy who was that day their enn= nein still mouthed —to ware the establishment of a Christ= church in his dominions; and dreciribed this visit on the pert of her Majesty as as mach the molt of her de** to 1.161 the intestacies of her latecomers as of her longing to become the mother of the church of her ;words. At the close of his lordship's address • liberal collection was Re v ; sad afterwards the means( 11 , 118 addressed by th. Mr. licepili and other geotlemen, and the meeting clad After the meeting Queen Emmaand her party left the town, and returned by nuto Hartford.