The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-19 00:00:00

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LONDON OMN I BUSEB.—The Louisa Oselbee rteeetevea, bag &drama to mew age my eche has tM eastbadeed eaeaseamps et • bai who *war to have ben Is tab red owed late re Wide of Lerida Onalistee. r o w Y D suit males hod say wilasitley ID CluelegoK sad therlllll7- dna the we el all pinks aselds. le dl the mary et 011 7•1111811.‘ yang to at a staallag Mist lalled MIA Leadwa. at 'lda d, ilreasda stiatar severfteft la who el Pregataten wet. pew& and sepremeed. ft_tereee. EMT MUT, akelratas era* Iletrepeihm hest Oarless froedetees. MIN ISM rHE HACKNEY and GUILDFORD ESTATE& Its 0001111TATIVE LA s D •UCIITIN—PsitIIII7IIBDAT, rAe p t ,at I n t& T im i S , S z =b a t:7l La t r es . ot t i a•gst ior tt ..r.. - . °Ai Simi the Tows•• Ridtway, sal like GUILDFORD MATZ, Wielbiney, WM be ALLOITID.—Fie pm sag faking& los le oftls appig to =MILLI 1.11 1 /13 oat:mm Seuntery. • • 1111.1311111 A lIVIVAL , lame• Wary of LIN Amwisnes Imam Immilme. at dr . !iffleit Mos ateriskr i . 111= . • Ira Irma& ABRAM /liiklialkassialry. I. Priarsdrast, Irk. Larks. • TETLEY'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE.- Tee OCIOIIIII saxes Kos are sew lobe iieliereed.—Tbe mt mesa% AIM heels, elm freirereal eerblietlea, beak coley Flip lies telly appeerieled by de Mee. TIMMY ma SON 1110 le ..,My • Yee* immerse ereposetiss twit bedew bars Wive le teseppeiet tbe amines rep uu ratioer — isr their Alm kw ems tins p•st. the &sue having ....re their mei arrietee equeteekere his, over Tbomoolout. Was Obloy4loot. Tort tiverpost Wt. blasabWar Outheettoot. • no toot et thole Mee Wog ta own esepost 1011. lout =without Mom= ~~ to easopd to Is Mar to the oaths% loyour an h. by to the Mooring moot um Imo la : the Geom. Mews. Wataion,lllanarato, Deed stiest,Ear . Rfle, Leedom Ilyz l / 2 •• . 01111:0114OIMIrgh Yee. W Cligkul ia=asert. Thanklik Th= , Vlldnes Now.leadl, w Ivs&MinsL Tbi Autism Mo 4 6* g a l:sotto. The Roaisthm . illlaslaiplago, am l t. 101 l at al the lama. 4falkas' Itatabliolumlo. A at dab the Weft Imes Is the prowlers aim, 'Mere Pete kle w elesehteL @Wm la bottle ce se traaeht, vlll be aspatled bb the 111 • 101. Leeik at at my et the Nem LOU= of FISH.-100 posies YAR AMM owATERR far 0r.., may. bodhoisd. TMs. I 1.11111111111, DI.LICACIIIII owl CULP Mtn= of Ismoisi lo ail rim so rosolpt *I ploys stomps, or pea. gl o r m....6 =4 L oodor nil owl Olio illossiloo. sosary. sod asotoot LIITTIO. Sm. Vids Ors.. °root Torsos& "MY lios illOi nom Ms. IA& las ompollod us with Yarmouth la rsQlholl tiss guilty 50011001.—.1. floomoors, Bows lmbda Mom Or- NOW Is M. solo so pa an prosorol to nod oat yaw past= Won.be some so • sors37 as oseal. This. I kid lost mom we out ooldsoloo.—A. J. Commas. Ambsorkeloosoll. K Jsroses Mos. Oasis I. IPM." REAT SALE of MODERATOR LAMPS. EtTIAORDINAILT DAIWA! 513.-Y4 in leap, highly inninon. nth gi-n not Man wepleta. I:r. td. Every tuts on Ulan. non intonnlat vapyikit —num on. !Wan (nonly egysiN Swklbrerssi).—Limbe free by pat. rFAMILIES FURNISHINO.—Pertiee, before eds, ibeir aden, nett Ji,a asimata• May aimarome d CLVIIMITOOOOIIB w/A, U. Word. Oaf. y arni lb/ Ma lona alloiss of mail 1116- MIMI Ye h,.. mg obi prism ea law as Is ddb shargid Oar mein d as WM Wast dessalodso. Ile mama waa.eod slab Ile. fa wash reamaaisslad. 1111 ANTS itirargrillTlES at tbi egad.* will lad Ms Um& lea mutt. POItDINCVB WAThItPROOFB an the beet neer be me; thee will staid helibeeh sad we eede timais. gown' am by peasdielopolumbs sod silleseest 1116 biV vary , la all pone al dr pelt b Imo but lesilosey Sir . Coralibeb biting We see the bag row smile far alibe balm am • smobse WM. awl implabig Sow be lb Imp don is o: 1:10Mbe epees Obi% bol% ma. valus. Volum WNW orposise le^ la Nub at orb Weir V ospilmL - Wiparenf abbss bes ft. N. ea* or iftlllll sia.--Vbry sfilble meted ertth the mew el J. C. COMM, ft. Ibis& eve deers wet et Teetede-bar. g.I . URES.-TM PATENT SELF-ADJUST ING GERMAN TEM ram ellestsally without my son. Is tarsosailed Isi the Iseelty ter tM ewe sad relief of Us sassary way al a ma awe is sa ream reastag peers. *thew wirsesassy proms as Ow hart sewed. wbish de. *ads dint is saw elimised le s tries eseasumbered TIM Wrap% Ibli y. lafts, sr had Ilslid.-1. EGO sad Os. (selsetiald Oran), it tlasall ixt. DE JONOWS LIOIiT•BROWN OUD unit OIL way la obtained ia laid, aely, apookel sad la. alla M. amp, 11, sad An go war% tiros Ms We amsleasse, &MIL MAIIVOILD, sad Oanad, Imam, sad tram Inarmashle N davaglant Übe Vadat Kingdom. 1M bakilala 00 m.). la. &I. Fiats (19 ea). 44. se. Glares OS titi is OWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Oriental &tasked osestlin Ise lessendad add besettlybeg Ow Owesissise. dwiffissin aims sed d•sesisratless. sod tootlon glad& Wiwi Woma. It Orman Al Ow POWS of Moro on Is Maker 110 Moms to oel4 oat bolatoom !totetam aka OMNI= Ow tiottito will motoloto Ito WlNolos d tom ~.SS lis. Y. awl is. Si Mr lellb. Cribs S wwr i g li Ds d rimil Rebate en tot lb, groic ot mob totiob mid Ade doom% "A. 'ROWLAND SY NOM 2 = ll Z Lobo,* so vol tok. to Inst. NM b dm. aid whom. PGIS AM DAMP AIR. BARCLAY'S ANIIIIIIATIC GMT Me kit may meg r an albobal =nboa be ILI tabs at the row Sod Mr. blab b om an IS pewit atb Abaft lr Orb an lamb eltikeo berm tr.emma.t beta lba oibleion amp. bid t.mtbwbob orb abbe kba dlibomity of boablog. ese• Wel alle be bUICLAT art 110 Ne, et, I , llettaboo% 'Ameba; sid ora thilt appdambeb by all reb , 4116. Is Clrbarl maim v e rb . n, to Man at b. N.ma . ebb. toh—Ohaboa—Notte ma be 1111111ille who M. ammo at ad kb^ aro on the atom., abbe to era bah. EiillaUll 00PARINE. or BAO elmibelsea Um Ia CHARATED Guinas z rapoll , a sad Caber an r err n Ore drip an at • npaldn Mate rad 'dry sr Nowise germ and prate dandleass. N. rassaa be sow Ea eseiiehe Mem nark tbarapris ernes yerbeel bans• Ealliabslng In Ms Correa an their arre prepers. 11 admited by ma Pan. Ardor et Nerdir Am ~_ tbr • t a i Mir In re Paris and darter Leman Iseer ".4.i,_*". L.. .nalaasra. Gay'., mad Battnelemann, emir OM on ....'" urPt Meek and Lewes Clan. pee . lama . Par It 111 1 DIL 10, lat ; • fogy et abialt will be Pronided lIIS =MO _. . 1.10 4 111 64. vbialli Is ha tr n' of NOV obit SINN .. 11 aan he Mar is da3 • drat le err id eiteri drama. rertne es. GI ; m is t. 9d.—To be bad at th• Inventne. G. , V. sete herb C 41. Banana. Landon ; sad A Ur UM NIIIIA•114 Iliimis 1 18 12811MAIL,-0a the 29tbs of May, 1866, as s , asaussiso NleNam Pr wail by Ur iliiik Otturt of Thesiory, eel le mlia e amode berme, whet Jamb MOM BOW mils dm Ins ise= by • p yJ ioW . 41 f l elerese t l y tie sub oil INN de Re /et, 1 sad OP Imporkg OrUbto at " mai. ... 110. , b • babe ler u Urn 8,14/011. WINNER" Ileo% a doll ii9b_ r• ism ersebbb NM =WWI erisile A few 41 t ss T i nie"ztr is h agleam 's.. alms boss em smoilleft S.NR. No. s, Is ar alh e a sarsl . lll ter tam am et ""."6"01. anisnamaih rei es .11011 4. V1 Ind. lab nu Imeillalls drinidis ill Se 0 11.111011101 .._ a O IMO r amralk •Os IMI% MOM ......._.._ 1181 . 1 " 1 .1.1. mg Soipeellos dinsidd Iwo at oma. sod at al " — ming Nab% Wig fry liii co Se lasi able *OM ail us ufte llgasiel. Ilia aUr sze=.llb LIN, byr pieta as huli lis a ÷s I, . V eaw fsoit s ait . ts4i . t owdAtiou t ' tie . L IL 11/611.0 erV. lisalowsW, r at: main, WlemelA. ii , ..abmitt e M i lovell. " =.ll. 1 1 % MAL FOR FIVE SHILLINGS p. WEEK smalltime MI Iwo • opmeto veli.mfillease 111111110011, dr um et • brim mew =dm tell Or 1211 mil wily ampipm, alimilire• mass, best dunk& ley OM. Duriless= West No min; may la pair mak. goma—Hottem's Welling (eereeeed). the beet Hese outs ta tbe Wank delkoatell at fla pa Ira, atal.— sal Oa., lOatbary ma Itaphad OW Dimas. rPRINTER% PROPRIETORS of NEWS APVIS. b.—llsre. ItOBSIT MLR sal Oa ere dal. rose efesiag the rad= ef re tree Is be PAMIR Friel le =Madslid es the ISM ay et Omar bd. for be a SSW rut KUM MITAL. essidiplai Ise Ina lesmilah Sham the bet labseedies of Wk erdsdies. es he ss ms be esible hem bees at same alba saw Is sesed mem The lise et las adseme et gegi_piassibm.. en lielfed is dis at a mese dablis immenot; Oft Mums. ray sad Oa.= ratans, of ea m ===lasp seerred b Malan they thedahe the repass el Oa brie anal b tble sal. as prerded a paw of abaft Orbs Pm bt r ma too draselesed by a seam of dr art aver teetel,Sea term greater eles p imc.:., wii. i,..Mbsary mead. ludas re d Ss Ammo o f at gurerel begrerks lee a era am prier ad d ble metal being eesskirsely seem Ira mammy type med .ae .up, I : tr dial at villa hissiesdllllo6. mil wawa mob a (1. s. 11. Plea - .... - 8 awed ............ S Seri Phis ......... II leameedi .- ..... -. S M r «.... 1: 21: -.-- bessie ci Vela bird is law Se ea dm rale et rely Ord bales ar elembalel Pearls table .meal. Pa—lre Zaps se , ==thstry la issial. Mum Irby sal kr serseres, ee wises ise=er s s k thas e rnesy mar. MINWAIMION , . Leedom, Nay. lOUS. Now roof& odwo Ilsowoomor tree, ALIST of the prissipal and CHOICE 1100111 Oa dot:Welke al NODINIP SILSOT 1.111/117. 04 LINN of MIMI W 1111 wilbglawa beeCirabißPl ad d r l ira N free 'NT two drodolloo. owil dont so 0. named Wes for mi. Mods Ndwood NUNN SIO. Now Wortotroot. Lewin; ssl TO, CromWrookNwookowtoz THE cukt i litirraM ci" 101811 1 MON ► bass Pude et Pali& premeeing die meet pnent nod Important MOW Pears la See Irreelment et limi By Y. H. Ilene ses. ILD,Mist of Or .ffl novidn m o m ewer PlOrMinn 11111 sir mom of die Clbmt.ta 1m Poona /Meer. pew Ph It. A TZMATIr mei DIALM or the IMAM Lenin : Drown. Gemm. end Inemomme. Jul bandied. New end NW Is.: et. bpd, f. iiii Num% • et, How to Live earl I Met le rn lse• SUM toe Ind. ism: ..,.. smarm Ma fat2.l=Alift us Wit' eta seem elftn it ne IrZiV i all%llllll.l t MINIM ' wills Pa is dr Millielepe la the 1 Ill" & " F el oP l• • eftbe s antr e ism. isp____ 7.7 rial py rusal bes is ... rt=r g=r o a =NW nil 1 =171% erre be . nr u ee s =s4 s iMems ...... Inds gieseleb the . 2= o. 2 : o l s • W i z i.n osigmaz . : ;tmes= LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWT ISMS bp DOUGLAS JIRROLD. AURAS' WERILLY CIROULATION—speark of MAO. • eza•T FACT for ADVIRTMCIRS. It SUMS MTN COLUMNS. Wades the VNRY LAVES INTILLIOIIIIOI. Pries TMOPRION. or Thrememos poet Moe. say New Monte Street tome LLOYD. Saltaberpeteme. Lemke. THE DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING ta rts assumpodi OIL, sempeil 21.smillsearts" Joseasl, Ws N . frerirliMMlll sad Ilbs GOWN ml vales of its onsral sews—la Deo esesnay et ho law swift Rd la tbo sorted murosstli sal sossasrolal takesta diss ossasfaulla tie 014, zsilwsy. sad woosisyy sztbios—tbis vapor =OISREIFONDR3III AT YRS BEAT OF WAR. ITN FOREIGN WWI IR MIAMI AND IMPARTIAL. As wirively mod digoks Is Ws Isaias toss Is sisp. piked be It by sway Dooolowl swit It swashis THE ONLY DAILY Nunn RZPORT. WA Oft awls& IT • •••MDMII ALL OFFSIMIRTI ADVIRTISENIINTS. Is Is MO* bellumeleei.eed. WsmOtosompf by awe Woo slaty 'IWO Una eel Of lb oaslimpondoes mist boo by wiristrisoy sad es* lekeireieb. sikessi Ise IlsoNs fteessisr sod wad= sot MAN to say. To be oedema kilsisfloo or ammo Is the Wisdom; or at M . 0i1% IL If to be aysolotsA NNl4l :tolomW lamiss. lbs row h sesalst past at • rolbssol prise, timi yofiliikor we.= INEI6IIIII. Wide tbs ran of sows spats may tis manly et lea. Mime sistior. told 1 es Mosses try Postoallso sear. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. pad $ ta., at I a pr week; empilad t tows er atuttry. at prb, Orr IL sr day, or lea. (metaapd) per quarter: by MI. WALTZII4 Nem *pat. 114 Tompbretreat. irkbernare. DAILY NEWS FORWARDED tothe COUNTRY ba MINING PONT. at Its. N. par qr.. paparat a Wham by JOHN MADDOX. 10. Upper Albany-M. Ilegast'a-park. Itookaalbir sad Nowa Arrat. V T t i t i l i LT NEWS LENT TO READ, in Loados, at ILL par qvartar.—SlNTl9 MINING MAIL. sa SI lla. GC WO DO., 199 ed. pat v.-71. ADAMS, 9, Pastlasisaßatrul. Westadaalar, Ifeam Moat. BAYSWATER. —DAILY NEWS LENT TO Nap; wimime PM la d i =Z. " Ignak e Trt i n i t= s a lt lett suplapsp, Pus ppt Mtn tin " Leedom Post-ollee List.") [mat tilt data kr asked a Rail talk as a lksday. Ids mil yeakaas egad rail die day .1 Wm Ws r.: 1 1 OUNellar 1W0...... °lr* , ciao . a — • i hams' MIIPPer". , brlmaglii I dr OW Woe NMWW Omit is. 1 vim Basimr). 1 Nowilormils mu-..-- Madam - Neon . ... KOZIGO I Mamba CapideVirds Brasil liosessAyres Mass" Is- I roasillb W 441" n.w 1 F Oaksagues landialisra Aosida...ll 056 Mobs eriduldlosta U Nam 11. & aluwaste Fridays. Xor. 10, k .. altersaia Fridays. Nay.2l, as elterards Ildmadays. um- Pod. esaptva. kov. 19 • ils Diner sal llWaft& ROYAL COLLEGE OF 8111111101IL—Tbo psi gesikass. Masi saiergaso de mosasssy essaleelless too 9. Ebbs% wen @dallied ambers of He alive at the - it Ilk Omit a lizsalows oa tke 16a ask : Messrs. Msolose, Belil. Bowsaw ; Seas el Sala wadi, Teeth li Shiliest; H Role losiboa T Osecleteret 1 hoes °restores, ; jaw zeihrig. Wog, New Soak Weise; Zan loess SOON Sks glue, Srociosee; Woad: Haegbise,Dablls ; Carlin Kalb, Nay; °Wholes Haragtes, Cads blood lan ; Nom Owe, Pares Wage i Risked IMMO" Carilems ; Joke Bowes, Sbeaksld= Wong =ior Neskseriby ; tied Choirs RAMA Sellsid, Sir AS • worellat rre So Cows% SO dr litb Ws. : t i r o Goldrboaersb Stockwell, Sak i sad Oesqls , Qcees Ae••••treet, Caveadisbeilase, veto elm; bog weilowily undergoes ske awnwsszy esimisedise* sisalsi Mew el tbe wisp. Nis sp A the NA OSA. *Me, It tth et the meth. lit h 90th 1 el the seeste. MO al mouth. Nat at math. , lith • a thtt selh the . rk sad Mho/ the math. as. Ist sad 1.311 i at .ow lea al the of Uri math. 1D...1L1 Ilautb• 'yam. 1 Ilsodb. moms. /apses. Swab- Um. Pad* l am P iss ' 1.60..6 -6- sopa& I &Mir MEWL 1 I Mslb. Pty. moo& Om iv ... Os.. 9—... .0 ... LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER FRANCE. Oxon ova owx PARIS. SATURDAY SYINUIL The Panama arrived at Tooke es Thursday [rem the Crimea with 1,100 men of the Imperial Gaud. The first detachment of this fore% 700 strosi, i. in Paris to-seareow. Bosses was inanimate. The Beate fell 10n., dosing at 64.70. Parehasse were made in particular securities by certain speculators who pre credence to a report that a meescillation bad bum sleeted be tween some financial celebrities who bays been for ;34;etineCs barterniZii;;;ersalilieatly darned that ibis reconciliation would be sails icalailoot tr!. money by MM. Pir lire sad Salvador dieing with M. de Moray. The Credit Mobilise sad ski Grand Central Railway were ehielly sated upon by _these ruseurs. The forum however, ultimately fall al die latter rose 7.60. Bank of mam WI 10f. The laiderity of French railways left of at slightly km raved Treaties,. There is a talk of the Ring of the Mikan cosilig I/eVes engemmt the amber . of a illestriews pets en whose amenst the Mesitear lately stated fist the Universal UMW& wield he kept egen Wee sad of the mouth. This reamer was Weed assoest to some extent at the Boone, a asdos entorisised that Ling Leopold% preswise in Paris met infer an attempt to NSW negoestises lar Cieoted of the Credit Mobilise, de the air of tr is • lied !ohliga ti t a ises, did not some off to day at the Palais de 'mdse. and it was reported that the ledistment had been withdrawn. News has arrived that the Puma stem mho Petrel, Lisetweast Arpin, on returning from leo White Bea, sheik epee a hidden rook near the eoset of Newsy, eel wept to phase. The crew wee saved. e•lipasei thee sessents a ssebuieholy event which made a great @swindle is Paris yemady: The Paws bar has Maim see et as wait dater:Whet sasseless by the Sae of K. Y.W . wbieli yeeesday teem sa alba of apples/. At belt-east r a re woe gisedin with hie easel dee geese sad ability is a ease butt the That Clienthee et the 014 Tinned el the Melee. she. hie vise asiAttely khan& and eseyeas arm this be spike wilt Ow nee ;mutat mortice, es though hi t zti slimellnitemist mess tadispositioa. Presidest amain this obsess reemememiled W Mimed bsit down sad ;epees himself*. a alma dam say*/ es tees shoat Ss Set the wield paw of is a teeniest. A few menten Messe leave( esly elapsed, sites he fall seamless ea the use. He wee reeseed Into an &stelae; room, sad shrine& ea a Uttar to hie ewe bees, it beteg band isaposible to pet hint Me a ash. Madieel aid was immediately geneneed, bat he 110111.101111 d in a state of half inammibibty mei bends the eselee, when a gleam of istelligess rotaves/ a sheet Ilete, sad seabed his to mein the esseseate. He afterwards task rapidly sad at 6 °Weak espied. The enumessed meat has ;reined aa 'MOWN'S feelleg of mirth easieet the bee ad Psis. N. Pallet was beyond qnseden the foremast man at the French bar. He was equally distinguished as a ems lawyer and so an advocate. The Bs pmer went yesterday to Versailles with W Deka of Ousteidp, and passed in review the ea e valry of t he be garrison. His Majesty commanded th MBIZONIIIII The lambi Oi parses. mmission of the Universal Habi l:ides has Wend the Mewing notice : Me SIM= Ste have obtained moompesera will re ceive them le ibe Mewing meaner :—The fends. vomit, stoners will resrfee so the ISib Seems the teedele destined for the eibibiteee of %bele vespeethe nodes, end et • later period tie wham/ma the ems, and the bassist& sem Mona. Fee 1M eshibitore frog the depeolsente, thesedek, centimes. wed honourable modes will be we W the different yestaiik and &limed by them temettell.4llll. Fee the willellese of the departnarat of the Bebe, tbe deliwry si t e at the ells of the of the Impala Oessit the seem Pales 4). where spiel ease will be eetehilied ender the of Y.lfaefe, emnskeloner of elemillestles end when the esbilehers say thiserhis take ties Aeon 12 to 4- From of after Wedseehoy die flat the mash will be delivered to the eskibtleee the bet fear deems end in smosesion, to the shiblease ef the ether dress oat the following dam in the order of width Wake will be given is the Mossinner. As to the eartilessee end bemetwohl• mentions, the en 'ravine of thee net beteg yet eeespieted, a future sties will make Mown the pelled wad side of distribution. ---•- • - A deers* has jns4 bees pnbilebed spmifying the terms of the new twit of the Wed Ades of Paris. The increase on wisest. barrels is net very sensible; they paid 17 tr. 87e. the hectolitre, and in future they will pay 18 fr. The difference is larger on alcohol, as the duty is raised hoot 73 fr. 600. to 89 fr. lioo. The rise is not very marked on vinegar, beer, oil, var. Dish, meat, and truffles, or on dame, fish, oysters, butter, or eggs; far all these articles of consumption the the is only the coneequenos of the war tax. The entrance duties on wood, coal, ebarocal, and wood for building, have not harassed. On articles of °mathsa tion—osment, stones, marble, granite, slate, brick, Ac.—the duty:bee bees reduced. Hay, which paid 4f. 700., pays Mr.; straw, 2fr. biased of lfr. 880.; oats pay lf. 800. instead of 68e., and barley lfr. 800. instead of 91.. The ries afoot, the het two articles principally; but it is still heavier on candles and tallow of all kinds. Candles paid 9fr. 400., they will now pay 181 r.; tallow of every description, which formerly paid !fr. 80e., will now pay Bfr. Thus the new tariff prinelpally intweases the duties on alcohol, mite, barley, wed tallow. ITHE CRISULA. Nov. 17. The Loewe has arrived, with Constantinople letters to Nov. 8. The Emilio steamer Nei& has foundered. Two hundred and twenty Remiss prisoners have arrived at Constantinople. The Duke of Newcastle has arrived at Constanti nople from Trebisond. Letters fros the Crimea state that the apprehen sion of a Russian attack on our positions bad greatly diniinkked. The Sardinians had received provision,. Yiabora Las bee. fortified, »victualled, and pro tlecl with defensive isaterialr. From Ails we learn that the Bengal» are falling lick Ulan Omer Paella's troops. The ferlificatiese of Wier» are terminated. SATURDAY. We learn by the Lonqsor that the Hungarian General Perhad-Paoha commands the advanced guard of the Turkish troops that are marching upon Haab. The risers, swollen by the rains, which traverse their route, are crossed by the aid of flying bridges. Omer Paoha desires to effect a junction with the Circassian. The Turkish authorities have disarmed the Tatar lane who committed the outrage of Nov. 4, and will bring them to trial. The Tunisians, after having last twenty of their men killed or wounded, sad after having twig attacked the French hospital, killed two surgeons sesidants, whom they east with in a lonely place. and wounded a lieutenant in the navy named Blois*. He is severely wounded, but there is ground to hope he will recover. The Turkish population remained quiet dariq the =Mot. The Grand Vizir invariably the measures taken by Closers! Lerehey. HAMBURG, Nov. 17. The French squadron hes arrived at Kiel on its way home. The Lo mat left Deatais on the 13th for Hill. whither, In team dsepatabee are to be ad. dressed for vowels mai& the Gulf of Finland. Metter from Dream states that as operation for saterast b.. Jut bees Abdomens by **Prisons Amelia, *AG of NW lAA. The eporaties was perfersed by Dr. Maim As bulk r?., es 4 was peefeetly essesedel. BELGIAN MatafaXL—Prket &Pia /lied bl e bs ' fa anon asehot of aissiels as Feebly. Bab lAA's aid flow ifilasofillttleisia. eves as tire blibrs gestatisse. Ns seyfy Wee easlL Maass am shooed s wades's W wham. SPAIN. 19, 1855. Telegraohis advises from is the 16th state that the government on that day promated a bill to the Owen we the twills. A uthe Was nails the Cedes, sanwasalag that °amid Chose stdepisithe p w ria he sipal points of Sermons ; the witissel yards. had taken part in the late dleturbassau. bed been disarmed the spidt of the other pot el Oat loses ramie' ed excellent. Sammons ia sew thumps . The authorities continue their ditties, and no emus don heehaws made to the rioters. Nothing has has deeded oa the affair of M. Ohmage. The peopaddia of IL Rive Roue has hese rejected. The sayi that Victor Hugo is shortly ex pected at Mathid, and that a hones there has sheady been taken for him. It is said that • Spanish pat has undertaken to translate a play just eompoesd by the illustrious exile, the scene of which is laid in Spain. The Bova Gess& of Berlin says from Vienna: IThs Aaritriaa govstesssat has, is a not. to Coast ogisrotio, sobsasscka to the wort of JAM/ in. outatial eelettehee ef the- ossoisatisa of Mt M. fillishar to tI pot of Emil* togroustativo at Timm 8 and eassppeitiot its nom at the &psalm of Lard Wsibh , oto This voodoo. whisk wits Est without dillsoltisft hos boss therefore imaged. M. do Wads, boa assootod this disostisa of the Rush' stalhasy.* A Berlin letter now nays that several anode have taken play in oommetion with the affair of the ab etreetioo of papers from a general in the confidenes of the Xing ; that among the pumas arrested is a retired general *Blom and that a were judicial in vestigation is going on. THE BALTIC. ___•___ (mow ous owx coal KIEL. - Nov. 14. No sooner bad Admiral Seymour left with the Falmouth than Admiral Doodas makes his appear ance with the Duke of Wellington, so that it may now truly be said that the campaign in the Baltic at an sod for this year. It has been blowing a stiff breeze from EN.E., and the Doke has come up the bay this afternoon in beautiful style, under canvas, without making use of her steam-power. The weather is now rather cold, although hitherto we have bad neither frost nor snow here, but further up the Baltic) it appears they have had a good taste of both. The other vessels of the large class may now soon bs expected, but it is said that the Orion, Captain Erskine, and the Majestic, Captain Bar, are to remain in the upper gulf attached to the squadron of Admiral Bayees as loog as it is pee -1 amb for them to do so, as some of the itaisian hne of.battle ships are reported to be quit* ready for asa at Croastadt. Ofiver leas Miets• has OIdRR PACHA'B MARCH. The French papers of yesterday mention a report that Omer Pasha's advanced peed had reached Huta& The announcement we believe to be purely speculative, bat the fact is not improbable. The Ottoman marshal has no time to lase, the country beyond the Ingmar is comparatively favourable, end the beaten Russians hays ao lip* of defence so good as that from which they have just been driven. It may be so well to state that Omer Paths is not marching on Ran, although his operations are emi nently calculated to procure the relief of that fortress. THE MILITARY DISORDERS AT CONSTAN TINOPLB. A letter from Constantinople, in the lorkspendossco Bilge, gives the following account of the Tunisi an riot in that city : " For some lima past the Tesiaia• sentingeaf, maimed for their fanaticism, had displayed a bed feeling towards the Preach soldiers, sad availed themselves of every oppor. salty of solestisg thus. Several repasts bad beets drawn up on this subject and presented to theembasey end Genera Lankey, who had smunsaleated with the severninesh It was iateaded to remove these men, when yesterday, la ems. sequence of a quarrel provoked by one of then, a Tomisba poet, established sear Si. Sophie, fired es several sea se mrd at the Frisch hospital. The latter replied he the and the Telltales. took to light. Thej L t a mmor, rim to their barracks la the square of the sad retuned with several h method sea to attesiti;ell - whoa the Treads defended themselves. Aa =shame of musketry leek plow. whet two hospital mindsets were killed, sad two sleeks of the administration sad ems sol diers wounded. Two ether clerks have diesposered, sad ths mitberities have ass bees able to ascertain their fate. Oa the sided the Tombless there were thveral killed sad wounded, but the mother is unknown. At the bet of the outbreak impalas Ibises had bees .out on the plead both by the Turks sad the Preach. Otherei Parise. presesded with a ooapsey, whilst Omani larithey welled at the Bothway, in order le Nat der rdmilethemeals bees Kaslak, if atheassy. Is a weed, the meet camp. Sillenres were takes to put down the libisder la the town. The Tual atin@ are at present kept le their bassasks, sad are to bare this plies la a day or two." UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF TIM AFRICA. (MON OVA OWN 00111OPONDANT4 LIVERPOOL, BoitzAT.. This day, at 10 am., the Royal Mail steamship Africa, Captain W. Harrison, arrived in the Mersey, with the usual mails from the United States and British North America. She sailed from Boston on the 7th inst., and Hali fax at the 9th ; and has brought, besides the mails, 120 mangers and 876,076 dots. The United States mail steamship Baltic, from beam on tbe 20th nit., arrived at New York on tbs2ad inst.; and the Royal Mail steamship Asia, from beam on the 27th nit., arrived at Boston on the Bth inst. - . Joseph Wagner has been =evicted under the Foreign Enlistment Act, and sentenced to two years' l imprisonment and a floe of 100 dole. A railway accident has occurred near St. Louis, by which twenty-two wane lost their lives and fifty were Insects& Money at New York is unchanged in value. Stooks are rapidly declining, almost to a psnia The cotton market is very dull, and prices falling. The market for breadstoffe— Flour was inactive, and wheat rather easier. Indian corn wee not at all in request. The provision market reported steady. Freights are firm at the prices last quoted. From Lesbians the reports are that the frost has coadderebly damaged the sagas crops. ARRIVAL OF THE ABIEL. U 1 L.Y. The American 7tsMiship Ariel has sailred. with 60 painangers, and dates from bow York to the 4th lortaat. A dreadful &oddest had oreorred on the Pacific Railroad. 700 pawns bad been precipitated into the river. killing 20, sod weandiog about 60. Havanna news state that mime was insreasiag. the health of the city was pod. and trade improving. Fachangs on Loudon, 106/ to 109; Paris, 6.20 to 6.17 f. Cotton coke at d. Flour Amer. Freights issothe. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. ANIVIIHRSART O' THE DEATH Or LORD DUDLEY STUART. ___..._ On Saturday, the 17th Wet., being the anniversary Oche death of Lord Dudley Stuart, the Polish emigrants ~eldest ht Louisa annabled Ia the Sesser-ehamben, Doke-street, St. James% to ammemorate this ,molaachaly meat by mist due recant to the emery of their best Mead sad beeefastor, sad the most auliaddag sad devoted champion of the MAIM of Poland. W. Chevalier 8.. Winacoasat occupied the chair. sad in a short bat format address pourtrayed the mints mid public einem ld the'delearted uobleman, his faithful attach. meat to Poised. fur whom be lammed, and in whmeesseise In had laid deem kiln% thus leaving as' man* et moo devalue sad patrietims, latish every right.thiakag Pan is Feud te imitate ; nod Miaow will for ever be easilderell hi every Polish heart. Cape. Cam. Santcenwszi said, la the mane of ea address, as lame as all mom of direct se eks in the came of oar °many ware closed again as, it wee bait natural that summons ethane he attelaing oar *Meet should have bean devised omen us, sad be,. been adopted by some and rejoined by Mime, beams they were bet specalatiom; sad. spread is we . haw May tomb 'various esuanise, sad sobjeeted to the sesta iagetencee of various wages, It was, pee haps, se natural that divergeat 'plaices Maud spring up among as, end that some of us , should have bees led to put our faith in the political theories that form the Shils. halal of amnia parties threoghout the guano plat of Emma Bet now that as opportunity for real, direst min hes mind, may we not hope that, discerdlug all mane of thumbs, all theories to be applied la the future —reel castle" ia the sir, Mr they are built ea so finnolr iime, we will ell, as M. .W, put oar shoulder to the wheel doesemised to do at met, mid to the beet of our oudemeses; the right thing, at the right moment, and in the right passe, trusties, for the ultimate result, I. that good Provi des*, who kaows how te shape non's effects be Its own sada. Ia so &deg we shall be most truly hauntriag the memory , of the farad whose land was had out to every Pole, whether &meant or aristocrat, republican or monarchia l , sad we shall be adoption the only mesas that will OW iambi' as to rear such a mammal to Mot as will be weedy if him, and was the sole object for which he laboured and Maillsod his life. Theis only shall we ever be able to inscribe Me same of Lord Dudley Stuart on the frost page of the history of restored Poised. General Count ZAMOTIILL said—The life of Lord Dailey Stuart, dune' more than twenty years, was one of constant Meer, sufferiog, and eserilice to Poland. Whoever of us shall be forte sue enough to give hie life for Poland, will not have equalled the self-sacrifice which was ao semplished by Dudley Stuart, deveitieg all his powers, cad ultimately hie life, to a country not hie own, wham whew sad misfortunes were the attractions to which M yielded. Bat whoever uadennade what life is, haws that lite is suffering, that he has lived more who his "offered more, sad that iosaleulable is the power of esti. Matins made is a tree spirit of confides., in eternal jail. Use. Let us, thee, no more lenient the irreparable less the esaivenary of which we have met here to cosamemenole. Let as rather joie in admiration and thankfulness M Me event which produces itself on that very malversary, ea if !steadied to show that Dad's, Stuart', sacrifice has readmit the reward we maid most ham wished in the pressing dame. fiestlemea, the present day, which is marked for as byes seamerful an anniversary, will also be ever rementhered Psiond u the first of a new period in the history of our weeded Moms for our consul's sake. This very day, gaMiemes, I have received the °Mehl eannthanatioa by WWI I em aathorised by the British government to form a dialect body of Poles, to be celled " Divlsios of Comeau of the Suites," sot mashie to be part of the army of the Sultan, who was the first to call and onnales us, bat setaind to the Turkish Contingent, ender British military authority and maintained by Great Britain. Ttat divans is to be, is the Stet balsam, wow posed of two regimen of iafsatry, one battalion of rifles, and two miasma of cavalry. Yoe will, 1 an sure, applaud me when I inform you that, swag the arrangenteats ;reads, I tuggested to her Majesty's government that to the men whom I expect to join our division no bounty should be proffered, "as the Poles are impacted to volunteer," and that thaw very words have been recorded la the elitist documeat The Poles are 'opened to volunteer. England, in concert with her allies, " expects the Poles to do their duty." We know , what the feelings of our cant.ryinen are all over that canary which is now drained of all its blood and muscle by a hated power, driven to extremity. We know that all Poles in the ranks of Rotas will seise the fist and every opportunity to join our ranks, and now that there will be a distinct Polish force, they will not hesitate to break through every obstacle to join it, end the world will boo. hear that, without wait. log for say promise or guarantee as to their moot ardent wishes, the Poles are daily collecting in larger ounthen, to be, as they ever were, the pont defenders of Christendom, civilisation, and liberty. Alter another address from Lieutenant Jacxowszt, who also appealed to the feelings of his countrymen for a sub scription to s "fund" for the comforts of their sick bratkun sew serving in the Cossack. of the Sultan, which will be placed in the bands of the chaplain of the Second Regiment, Rev. Mr. Podohki—a fund like the one rabid for the British army in the East—the meeting separated. THE PATRIOTIC FUND. Th e c aimul i k :ion of thir Patriotic Fund hen Weed th e hl i ow i ag "chives wpm"( oltowascoo to widows, via. : 1. The allewssoe to s widow Woad bs transform d. 2. Is ems of unman moditet, ii wUI ewe. 3. It will eines silo es her marrying ages ; bet she say apply nein in ease et a *mood widowhood. 4. If, espable of lervim, she remain, idle, and will sot go to ..riles or sushi to islatela herself, ihe will be streak MI A. books. It I. not iatesdea that when shell live in insane on the fund. 6. Envy eacouregsmeat will ho events widows, either with or without children, who go to 10,1iOil or work at bens. Their children. if they dears it, will be placed in 'glans se far as easy be practicable. 6. A widow i• service without a child, or when child or cluldna an provided for out of the fund, will be allowed a gratuity of 4 panne, er 6 guinea, arcordieg to merit, by quarterly parings is every year, Os the resent at this oSes of a eatilleate from ler moon or nistreee. 7. Where a widow with a alga ea ebUdres Is la senior, sad saalataias her shad et children herself, she will set bar* say gratuity, but the same allowaaca which was made is her whilst sat of service will still be contused, as seder that whilst to smells she say supply, as it were, mother meeker fee her candela. 8. A widow leaving service properly, will hare the biota eilawattos eat el the faced spin paid, whiles eat of Weise. Going to melee, therefore, must improve, sad coo to so See dowse t►e video!' outforts ud prospect,. The mesa% of the toed on the 16th November, 1865, was 1,296.282 L 4.. 7d. The fan ' bare in ressipt et relief ware as follows : Widows, 2,644; children, 3,119; orphans who have lest both parents, 97. The assail szpeaditare at present is estimated at 66,0001. MARTLEBONE VISTRY. Ths first sitting of the new vestry of Bt. Msryie bone. under Sir Banjamis Hell's Metropolis Local Ma segesient Aat, was held on Saturday, at the Marylebone Court•how. Wirawt Frain, Egg., the parochial churchwarden, presided, arid about 100 of the newly-skeu d representatives of the various wards were present. There was also a large attendants of the parishioners. The rehires from the several wards Maing been read, A question arose as to the oonfirmatios of the minutes of the proosedinge of the last meeting of tt.e old vestry. This was at ant objected to, but, after some discussion, it was tarried. Mr. VIIARLIS FRIBTE, pursuant to section 202 of the Metropolis Local Management Aet, moved the appointment of a eionstnithie to make such bylaws t. r the good govern,- most of the 008111:11 as they might deem advisable. Mr. OILIZZIWILL, the vestry clerk, said that the bylaws whisk might be made could sot cone into effect till the let tummy neat. Mr. 'teeth's motion was 'seceded sad carried. lIIALLOT TOR ♦UDITORS UNDER THE ACT. Mr. Filmic. wished to know, before they went to the ballot, whether the ratepaysin could not choose their own live *editors. He did not like placing in the heeds of the vestry the selection of their own snditon. (Hear, hear.) He should stove t►at the five auditors be selected by the ratepayers. Mr. BODONI seemided this resolution. Mr. GAZISITILL expleined that es he read the act of par liament, it wee imperative on the vestry to proceed at once to a ballot for the five auditors out of the eight returned. The ballot thee took place,when the result was announced to be es follows:—For Mr. Simmons, No. 6 Vera, 68 votes; Mr. Poland, No.B Ward, 69; Mr. Pitts, No 1 Ward, 66; Mr. ISeitos, No. 6 Ward, 64 ; Mr. Steele, No. 3 Word, 62 ; Mr. Thomas, N 0.2 Ward, 42 ; Mr. Anton, N 0.7 Ward, 31; Mr. Isesiy, No. 4, Ward, 21. The fist live gentlemen were declared duly elected. ELECTION MUSICAL UND3S. THE ACT. A report was presented. stating Os election 11111 WINS easier the new act la the various wards to be 411. 17s. Bd. On a isolation being proposed that the amount be paid, • quietus arose u to the propriety of the churchwardens having paid the inspectors of votes, appointed by themselves, a rinses per day, whilst the inspectors of votes appointed by the ratepayers to perform the same duty were to receive AA memorial was mat up to the vestry from the Indepen dent Association of Ratepayers complaining of this proceed ing, and upraising a conviction that no such distinction ought to be made. Yr. Lama was ander an impression that the act did not authorise the payment of nay one, but if one set of inspec tors was paid certathly the others ought to be paid also. After sane discussion it was resolved by the vestry that the ratepayers' impactors of votes should be paid is the same ratio as the churchwardens' inspectors. ?KZ LATI 1111.AIII111181MT OF Till PARISH. Mr. NIOROLAT moved the following resolution:—"Tbat return, be immediately prepared by tbs vestry clerk, show ing the moment of each easesiment, increased and aecreued, dunog the years 1864 and 1866, together with the amount of the former 1141014111 int, sod soy subeequent reductions. The Mures to lorded* all the districts of the parish, and t►at a committee be now appointed to 'zeolite such returns as they are completed, and to report to the vestry from time to time each alterations as they may deem necessary." The resolution was carried. WONTING APPOINTMENTS. llarce lathseddll's, Tbanti; 74artotars—at 11. rod SOUPDII. isdebo Wsdasaday, Bawds= Hall; Priddy, Lane= 1 7111ap—at Wing 14 embriesubbe, Friday. Klo Vlllage—at halbpast 10. ldr. Caa=oy, Vigo Oars; Thursday, Pend. Wood; Words bs—at hall•psat 10. Lard WoWeday, Earaa Otis; Friday, Hedlrrums—at kap= Ka ItarlPhalardbare's, Tuesday. ass= Wags; Wednesday, Lltoomb; tatardsg, Ilesedmq—at hall part W. Balimmss, Tuesday, water Pricey ; Thursday, Eyks; Friday, DeWillphara—at &quarter t It. Oshkep, Thursday, Pamplona; Wortley, Kimball= Casd•—at a =saw tei 11. @sulk Oxlardshlre (Kr. Phillips's), Tuesday, Brliblirell Park; ram% 10•••••=—= • quarter to 11. Wing; Friday, Wldrtley Wood; mad Saturday, Ivy Bridge—al half-pert 10. y, Mandhuttes; Wednesday, Burrow Mei llorard—at halt-Pem 10. 01•=1.10, Moplrtorth; Friday, Helmsley—at ball /NM • • lla Cu y ts . ; Tucts da ladge y. ;Friday. Whalralow—at 11. UMW, &edit Common ; Friday, Hal. 1 _ - l y ‘ , "Debaa Kets a by qY' ai n til al ; r: Za l tirede .ll 7. Mr Oirsby; eelilidakidre.lieilare. t 11. Plank , sore; Wednesday, Trsatbas; Friday, Adidsday—ae Kart is SeledoesTa, l" =l•l, Bennington ; Tuerday, Easing Hell: Tbrarsisg, MOM& Pot ; Saturday, Taw Been—at halt. pot IL dollblkTionloy. Ust; Iliereday. Borsebealh Mill; Ed. Media& Si m s UmWiamk, Fa eildieweds—at a quarter to 11. Illeedry, Bawds Ertl; Wadeerlay, Shicoley Owes; irdWISSIL =Wm 11.- 01 Wiest IL Mr. Aminillor Titallitst% Mealy. GUM= Ooesawat ; Tees. day. MOM floridity, Aresett ledge; ilaterday, Been Row— at 11. Thai" IllsidaY. Nadi Fest, Bo'llerbueree; Tbereisy, Lyostect Sliest; Iliewrilsy. 11~1—ai bat-Pild id. Ideartssi. Bawdy, Cioglacd Plantation; Tatureday, Delmont's—at bellgest IL Og="Mend. Ibortilat Tower; Wednesday, Kennels; Friday. 11iwer—eg a wrtrw to 11. Ohlyd Peek Tossily, Willey Ball; Friday. Kerry Pole—at 10. 11. W. IL (LerdOilliedso, Tee•day, tbe Kennel— at • quarter to II; '!ti. Torsos Tillogo—ot half-pest U ; Saturday, farrow Ew— e seeet ran = Monday. Ligbtbores Vill..ge ; Tosaday, Idltreed aft, Ilianday, Lower Mealtime% ; Friday, • Farnborougki—et =Sell. Warwieladdre, Tuesday, Woodonte; WedresillY. BMWS sia-44 ball.past 11 ; Friday, Utltisettoa Village—at • quarter to 11. Ilbsatlaad, Tuesday, Willey Park ; Friday, Oldbury—at ball-pail wanatiwa. BrookseeiWMisb, Iliesise sills; Friday, Henn Street; Bellesi—ditliellputlo. oloooloy, *tort* Perm; Friday, Monk Toady, L - Des Farm, Sammy ; Friday, bees Ferllaa4t Wortage, Terelley, Cboatry Peat; Saturday, 00ritle as Hoed— IL mown MI Mona. Dig et Ilumbeit'o, Tsai*, Jedwwer Pea; Iburg ll 7. SPebi weed NA; flatateay. t ilibm = —it kalt.past 10. lagebriw owl Itooloy, Denwebortdand ; Therttloy, Atuollio Toll lir ; Satooday, llospor—at • quart., to 11. BA et Wesaywha Mob". Clopiloti • WilawsdllY. 113 Mat /Awl Friday, Idegfaraisees; Pelkleigtca—at balhpost 10. THE STRIKE AT MANCHESTER. The only additional mill named u being in treaty with the workpeole for a Mutate of prime, as Saturday, was Mr. Fothergill'e, is Jackeusitseet. A meeting of their workpeople was held to consider the matter, bat the rents did sot truepire. A few husdreds of the tarn-isle walked through the main streets of the tows os Saturday: is pro esiniea, but were In so way disorderly. Meet of them were badly sloshed sad apparently badly fed, nntwithetaadisg the couteat work they have bad for a lug time goat. Mr. O. Y. Wadley, is his overland trade circular for India, dated Saturday, adverting to the oceans sage : " Oesorelly speaking, the operative popuistius is well employed, at good wages, mad but for the Is prices of food, sonsequent upon relative scarcity, would Inn little to oomplain of ; beta good deal of local distress is likely to be occasioned, sad saperedded to the rigours of whilst., by the resoletica of the millownen of the district, to reduce the wages of a natioe of their workpeople, cos the alleged arund of a disparity is that head of espenditore between the mills of Masabester and those of other dietricta. sad ales os the broader ground of depressed demand. The inapt.** resist this deprniation is the value of their toil, end assert that whilst their own east of living in Kan. chow is greater, the increased net of carriage of cotton into the caisson districts, and of the produce of the ountry mills bask to Kaacheater, with warehouse rests, ageselee, ha, mime than custerbalsaos say disparity of wars." " If the strike Is the Masehester district become general, es upooted, the sosamption of cotton will his redwood, it is estimated, b y about 1,000 bags per week dirks; its sea tistassat." TESTIMONIAL TO MAJOIL-GENEEAL WINDHAM: NOSWIOII, Noy. 17 —A sabstriette. wee meetly oommieseed la Norfolk. for the purpose of oreendiag some testimonial to Malor•General Windham, the " hen of the Bedius," who is a member of a Norfolk family. Talley a eseeties of the subscribers wee held at the shire ball la ith city, the Berl of Leicester, Lord Liewenent of Node*. the shalt, to take Into sessideratio. the best mode of log tb eabscriptioas received. After a few remarks the sobte eluting= on the moral se well as the enrage disols; ed by General Wisdliesa is his Crisfw rawer, and eepedally we the Bth of September, Mr. T. S. Birch, es• of the } sill posamters of the Inevmolat. stated that the to eastal pima received ampatell SOU 13c Bd., that eeverel seillese remind ware set yet :pidd ia. sad that a 'fhb hoi bow empanesdi bs eslaa porters that lb. Het should net be lead at proem& The Sad of Albemarle eapseeil this Was of the ease, sad mewed a resole*. to the Abet that tits pried for rolitiMeS sabscripthai be farther ezteedod for els weeks, and that a einamittp,ooneletier of the High Sheriff of Norfolk (Mr. B. Gorden), the Berl of Leicester. Mr. Birth, the Hos. W. IL Moe. Se 8. Blineld, M.P., Mr. Wright, sad Mr. T. Welk, be sopsiated to madder and re p ot r epos the beet mode of appropriating the food seh wee Peal mmely agreed to. COMPLETION OF CANNON-EMIT WEST.—Nods is gives by the Improvement Committee of the City of Londe. of the eels el the baildiog mauirials forming the Paseive nage of huddler Pow& a. St. Themes the Aped" Chunben. in the street formerly named " Great St. Theses the Apostle." Tide buddies is the last left steadies to this 'steady" Hee of improvements from MEDICAL EATADLIIIIIMENT OF THE EAST IND IA Loadon.bridge to St Pearetlerebyard, all the ether pre. COMPANT.—Abst forty vreateits in this establiehnstat ere Ipetty Imolai hess removed sad the regal bath upon se to be tided up at the Pasioatioa appointed to be held neat Pim foto the plena way. Jam. • • 1 • • . 1 r , : 1 I I r . • I , 1 I F. I I i f .1 ! • • • I . t .. I it • • • i I I 1 1 i 11 I .i, ; • I ' IA at • 1 'l l I', 1. we' 2: • ill& 1ii.. 4 PIA ,~ ri; My mita Vend.