The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-21 00:00:00

F .PE R 7 4 • 2.* - _ • sfgawdxs . T v b ••• fPr (Stamped, Id. AdditionaL) Na 4.767. NDON, THURSI AY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1861 [TWOPENCE VOR CALCUTTA, calling at MADRAS.—The woi twat • slipper wullatry tr. ats thip I Pl. UK N l LLI&E. • t 0.41-44ise pm,. 14D. W Kt/ RN. 4 ..mmati.ler, amt iltIA to UM' Vittrakt Itutut i 011•1111. will kill'. on the 301 h 1... r. wathattitut sts•writars • at awl katitur.havrisurt ow t tun ry. 'nth mupsitt.xlst thtit Witt captiously aur t Iu :4 mit% hat tt-rut thwrutt.:ol; roata• I. Las ant-rate avow parrot:um sad wUI tarn an .aporkaam myna 4, 414 artirm. CO; ....taloned every it weeks by es* of Os 1.5 tAai rutin; au -Wary Memoovessele - - - - Mips. . Tor ftersamadesis.To sad ......-- t 4-titts ' Vitt 11. Wry"' la Wass . 230 W. p. P•ppontwia. Alidl 1 1 1 1:1::13,1 ' a Ai. H. Vander M. Nos IS 2:111 it W. Kw July 1 quern 4 at, South .. 1-11 T. Tlim.l111 l - -- -- • • - 6404 or pormar oluelk 4o .4 excee4 mime slops wit, to Ileum GUI ULAY moi Paellor onst oirr.q. %W.• Moos. ALIM.I. tSRLTT .4 06., w. 1.44•01-41 MIS. gr.. wat t. it of Os IiAWT INN.% .4 SNIPMI; .14111• A 1 Limited.. L )thocisil• hot. 1,a40k Le.. oliono eh. .porat.os kir appdaiwoug Midohipme la Ws minim 0100t14 . 1.e mule, - 1111 ; 11111.0 - 1a1W. beastary. BLAME BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN curvEr... bum IYINDICa tenet •I' IER CY picket for loth larenelra, the eriebnitad yeebt.buillt di ffnl.tll. 1.30X1 t.... at 114,r. for was Milt oterw•ell I. e..lteated for berletwo rri de in insie of Ihe mom et q, .on rimed. as M 10.4 :--liaidalod be Java Wok, Ito day• . t.• SD .110• from lon-Chew- Fee I. Marna la so days, preying barmen by ter tar Weed ship we the berth . f..41...e.1 SYDNEY parte( 1. I.4th Jati..n, by the rar.ramml I:AIt:R.4 la% Lwu t 0.... 4 tlltNi lU.w, commander. Me.l.lml WS Y. 1... R. t Jr. ..... no w !, v..,eloast va.,ja In sia 1.00e1.0, Imrlo, until the ',llk unless previously fall, tba 111adt IMO clipper el Ma Al'. I.Mo to.. 111'4,1 ID. Commander. Tab blatiedass Yaell.l, out .Upper, A 1 et Lloyd's for El years. Jest aelliamed ton, h.. third t..r.un, offer. umurnam...l opporteeitlas is Aloe pus .4 mfr eml ra.un good.. and super', aeotatimadahlavi ler 01 clad. • .f Vl.t..ria warmais Sebes la pert peyrm.ot T.. be t 11. owe... as t1t.1.114.1 *NV. boa ket f..r Derefuhrr, rrceivias needs mall It., ...utl...l... f tworirody hill, and tailing punctually tlw Ztlt, 14 th e ws Mine dipper :um. A I at Lb.),ra IJ 7ellll, 1.900 tuna. psekrt 1., saltvr. the clipper \/, am. t.ma. AI at Lloyd', lo years. T is beautitel ellpprr a femme lit the China trek for her great tia‘4l and said delivery of mem., sad atten the hest oppnrtualty to Alp. yen of Sae and seams panda To be followed lu January by lbw v/rll loamy clipper alalp npltlT trY THI. tit k 'LANIII,a;k..t Inr Islh Iscraiher, tholemild clipper NoNT WIRE \ CV. This autihil •royal I ship has lust petunias' tnea • Torsos with paassugers to yoscuslaihi. his H. V Coaualosinners Emilyration. awl will ha punctually •kapatehed Tot* followed as --......... EIN4LA ND p.m kid for January by the Black Ball clipper CITY or BRInBANK, Y.enti tone . lor all pan it mists reverting (relight or pooomp to Aootrolla to JA DIM BAIN CI and Co Liverpnoi; all Arabi ler tlr black ball LIN . anti T. 11. MACKAY omd OA, I. lax/sm. lollotoolt. LC. IATZULY BTIAM 00301171110ATION to Xsw You Obeel—The Livseromm rSIUDEVYu sramgasmir coMPILIfIr Wind Meth All-noweee4 lean embar Nem al Quessiew le k iseenasers end desegelsee. en WE& LY PRIM uvittroot roa intir TOLL K A NOA Mk Wednesday, Sew. 27. t rry Or NKW YORK. Wednesday, DK EDINISIWGII, Wednesday. Dec. 11. And every succeeding Westanday. Oath pang IL 17, end 21 suin,as, according to the anti soblism. Yerwerd laanae. 8 guinea., Including all provlsisne seals& Temsengese rule Canada and Ow Western *tsar bathed iltriEF en ullileg a lN u tt ... I ;FaSer=t, N lAvorytiol Os soil !LW/Y.lll. Elaißililass.airan. City. TELEGRAMS for INDIA, CHINA, All'alitAUA. and Tilt UST generally. an roadired at luirrurn TIII.IOIIIAPII OIVICII, and trammelling by tele = alroot tram London to Alosandeln. and through all tbe ea noes in lolls and Aeotralla.—For porticalan POI riNtIEA $ Royal Itacisegnbull4 ingb SLICTAICALaad PHOTIVILLPHICAPPAZA7OI, Miffesaspr. tab.. ingssis. is. MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL AUCTION, at Isle Great Um. IS chts4lnek as FRIDAY. Nov tt., as Wilma 12 praelody. • al TatcAL A AAAAA TVA, easallitittel *pm% as, talielate portable , •assent. by 1•••••••• 'Ma ble4 bY winsfrops• world. nt mines, babe, 112.1••••• ores glaseas, eimakal balsnee. . *OM gook alb = •ther saikellsan.us article*. -May b• timed se Qs dm plat aad meakeut awe, sad cataloger hat 8 tad 80N, Wise and Bpirit Mirehards. F i t i n VlN Ess imoolor peaty. PIM tom Mo wood. Mo. la ; repokrr, am. dolt.: modok dla, W. Oft par doom II tn.. M. ; abolor. dSo. OM per dotes. Mid Mom oak dlo, ; dobss i t t. cle or dry. Cokorrolk SOL ; slaw /ft idororM %Mods. PM per anal Mmor, peed, VI., . Moore, Porpor i. looses. ram _ "L. TN pr tr im. Ci r * lM aft. us. 4416. amigos K. sad ZAMA, ola doom a s UM Moram ok.. lIN, Ma MI Moe Mom moody nameable. DoMood t,s MOM $ masa Tom sooh.-70, badmomMotroMoMbs. YARMOUTH BLOATS'S, 15 for Si. 6J . ; 50, .i. IL ; IN. h. : MO Da ; Mk. ril.; Mk Ma ; MR alki. E. Mo. (pinkies' leflalodl . forwarded fa sag pr{ of do upon roc‘ipt of poot-offreo order or poker SW owl pima& dinotlino So 1111111MIli IlAtalra Ofooll 1 r sernik. (10A I,ll—By Screw Steamers and Railwsy.— .1 111GOVIIT ard lIIINGSLAND ORAL DIPOTS.-•-lte narsigaft birabrieb ?MrOrs an Agents arrybayai—LlA rod Owe prise lir moues rad larlias WYNN& dr lint Irmo eras Or rot; dirt tam re sus by meg strorr. • pir M Cl. ad moon noir of yarpt) art orll. Lir* ri rny.•--allibtatat a r= lib b . Cry err rm barriry. it& :I.Wra, IT *L. sr sr lb Darn& 1117/0•04ttl. to any port order —All mien amiss is Lib art CO RAN 1 , 4 air Myra, liar larks Maw, Moira. IllObart labagur, er larphat GBTOVICB, GAB BATHS., GAB 000K VI IMO APPAILaI'4. 'rumbaed tar Wei la taalast, all PIIIILUIKS, Ow @HOW in.rutor namagaaasuar. aadl pair NI pietas". a... Si, Skinner tercet Itorw4lll. lambs. 11. C. mart aaIFITY ATLAS CZAR DILLIZIK Ina awl Mar banasea OnlrW. Ism" Nana lialbwalag Parishis =Ar Aber pa ar hat Irma Tao ant lialaga boa imam dam as hal weber. Oa. dia rurs VSGIZTABLE (COLZA) OIL. la. Id. pa Impsdal paw. nasal by theirrekor mem k sikiler sy akar. botb kr risky sod O NM by MMUS 111/N=lo3ll. 11. Lake Podywdyest W.C. bi A pekoe Nob dolly. rL&DIZEL—ROWLANDIF ICALTDOR, sa eftalal llotrisal Peeweelee Mr laigarrfse bacialt• Pan dta Oamplimalas and Ma. TM MIMS Mem Minds le Me 'hook and Use Wheels .Ml dolcacy w It Wean in Ina Inn& tad anus. Ha capability of soithing Innings cad =an taw. pimples. apse% tioddea. illoodoes• al l other cutaneous chillatbios. mat It tiallarraitOM to =rat It obviates all the efforts at earls se the Ala. utt ntlinsice to cold sad Wass& cot Iat•MIND ribs bat Prim 40. oil and sm. pa battlit—liald at Ilk . and by clictald. is forfuetee / mo w terefeedef Mayday: and beware et sperfeee eel pereislese ankles seder the rime ei • Xavier" A...11111T I R FAILING RIMIDY. TA. SOOTY MUM'S me LIVIZ MIS my Maroodal loomallost. tram lito ml. Mt Sena/ laminable to all who maw frais si tom aell Nowt OMMiloth haillmillam whet, wow. _ Minima el Oho ow. la Fa islAtail cestentasm u.. ilmlly opmfaet mob. ri t mom sell ft a wear of Ms Mop me Intly emellsat. MK In Mir aproltm sod to Ms darmatt thoy anallo hmalllM /remote sal otromelhoo Me whet, sarrom malme—hold M . OIL lamemamot. ad bY boat arloillati , la heath la. lea. Is. M. le mom to mat we Dr. low a Nihau sad Umt Ma TM peer or, a mom. mom pealama. w 1.1" wither' Lambert.' morwrei ea u. .temp. DROIIIPT CURE for COUGHS, Chart Die warm %re Tbneite. ()ninety% Laim 001= like, torrieTußAL PAATILLIT .4 th e 111111.111. by Pre bowabli, demi.% frnni to belts tttt tglom, bril wombed by nnelph —w libras. BAR. CLAY sell BONS, i 5, Yarristinineatree% City. C.; art retail by all Avila ea. ) miaow Mc* Ss. pm be% Imbulless. inBRIGHT'S APR RODISION. —The Phos ertwlNlMVlllr TttNIC.—TM two chewiest Coot* sure. d 'MoorAMY lobe, quinine has. Ite.. adapted for both tweets.owitailllttf all the eaotattal awartharalta of the blood. brats", and serve witraace. aoteeshie to tber potato, lanacent to ha setloo. PAU preorryttai It. It... World pregerUes, aflorttlas lenroetlato tulle, and permanently ming all who miler from Waslll,l7 and withering of the nervous and ravoralar lbws. spenest.ertern. 111.. “e) of the kl.l biadtier, all whim tbw pootta, mot ere') .4 her esbalartlte dwiyewrat of the imam. reseberatlar all trinvigoratlog en the Important einearta of tbr bosom beam. Priers, I tailor bottle. or !mortis bottles lemmata& Propareti wed soil at the Laboratory. 44a. ifuhlaz.atreet R efthot bf oppoeite the aide of ht. Gsorge's Church where alto may he had the mew medical work. entitled " Nemo; tabaustlon," Its rum sad Care, with ea fray out Sperroatbro. show the morvetlost restoratlve powers of the astels6 ebe , ,er eiet woosiorfol moody, tows asikrenally as the Apttrothatoo. 213 pay. Pries tld., stir lid idged eftkat, la. by peel rammlses sad Po* take asters to he ad4ree n arl CLI O bright. The aborts frau 11 to • taadh am. ban °waded to • lowitiowa Ifelellielleteher lb* aWWI nvil Cblleso at lergeows, who may tuft am. DDRILICORD'iI ZBBll2lOll al LU Z MINIM Miami le Me mot drams/ somilloikos la km voila Mom Is Impomibio lis Oboes am }worm& Igo soommosom newi..-Oold la mmok 'la edi Wigwam. M 116.. kw ar" ilt mobs al= 4 = ,so ram* mallo w= or Mompo I,ll d OP. fe. elm/ am rompirisr. ART UNION (4 GLASOOW.-LuN DON MUNCH. 135, Yrnrhurrh.stresh City. 7b. 1.1,414 for the present year will .1o•itly i iit4K. Ttis Tanssartna is loos ready tor donvery. Stli.er If 41.1111 !retired and sorry Informs tam altorstwil on application J. ettLEV ItittiflFlLLA Bois. Bee. for London. rIIHI LONDON PAVILION. OPEN EVERY EVENING. Adeslodes Id. The performances at tlw above )Imate•haJi hart been wanly e.rb.uix.l toy the public pr... than which a better criterion can -Ip4 i c whlue.l of Ow talk nt of those engaged and the general chart. ter .4 the amusements provl.l.l. The enter to eon.. of the moat popular operatic wk., tier. by Itri4 rubs artiste& The COMIC hove unriralloi. The a.ounding 11144 /Wally in their elaasical and unsorpered poitustbq sad a variety of other ansusenienta. WWI YOU SEEN HRIDZIION, the 941LATIPM MOSDNA a UN DAY. at 7112 LONDON rArnaos I WATHERSTON awl BROOD'S'S GOLD cut' ny troy weight, at realleable mike, and the workmanship at whokasle raanutactureme Om The gold • the shams guaranteed, arid re purchased at Ike price charged the note, How mock loor chain weigh., to the suret cam he Oneness of the gold, and charp for brikka.*. landra. Manufactory, Yo. 16, Illetuietta4treet. Covent-on W.C., Aiwa made of chains and Jewellery for Is. each. ILL Tliseslahliammut closes at 61n the evealng, and es %Wasps OA etlads. MB. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NEW AUIIINN AND WINTKA mac szar a lillfiash two THHVAXAS. Is poloasa4 ready kw hapsealsa. Thus Taman wsreurarisakil by WOW InvmeagyaddirsliT4 WO& -at SILT, HA NOV Lit-.IIICAES. sad who is as. samissled with say person Imitating sad adm its, Is his same. IIItABUSHID INA YILHAVARY. 1841. OVERCOATS. —Gentlemen who require a good Wester Overaust are Melted to ale th e MAW MAT 11, MAIN awl LATIIKT ?IT YLIL A Meet stock et Morals, Casio. Leuagiag Belts. sad MILTO Meter owe oeate Wiem ONIL p on Mad, at HAN and ILLIM MK STRAND, °molls lasts. VAL QPECTACLIIII, improved by HARRIS and Q NOM, wl wait certainly preserved* elpla. Better awn* M mode. Med, with cry.** or psbide.. lia : steel. watt to l Gold and haver sad Ipalthisass trai is ea t variety, at equally low price& Berries Prospect Oa* 1* Pl. poet free. Tiltat and lON. Opticians to the loyal really, opposite the British Iluosuin Gates, Loudon. istabilalmt 1711 theaks.—Bo Iravollas employ*. (QUININE.—In all eases et weakneas and ague Nog err WATlClirr QUININE WINS. recommended by Dr. Haman and the Medical Profession. Prepared solely by I. WATUDI, 2, Martnielanc, Cannonstreet, London. no by all =clanniste, and wins merchants, Ma a damn Wholesale lan* Webb. aod Co.„ Inesentsr. WITH Qs ILLUSTRATID TIKES of Neembor IS will be Weed blakbed i = o te i grea sopeebbe weer, et Ur Melt laarbesfie ill NOW& THR SANCTUARY. amps Moo of Its pope sod osgosvhog, 4i ; or tree by post. 6 Moo ; L Callaterstrimk Woad. W.C. Price ed., oe poet free foe TTNSOUNDNEBB of INDIAN CIMANTEEB, wl) slitink be • Gaff to MIME Ilisesbeer, fieeneary a the Seek iselharge. sy H. Timm 11111/11111T& Tallwee sod Ave learirlame. DL crrni ON NzavousNM OWEItAL MUM, to. Jun published, prise la. pod became the Aram ke itma AMEDICAL Y the CAIII3EM CURE of PitZiIATI:EE DECLINE ht MAN, with plain direction' for what reotoration to health and vigenr, ifs melt artlessly are years' successful practice in the treatessiat of those 'scalier worms sad aoguired diseases which toad to enbitter nod denten We. Ey Dr.". L cm* 114 Piccadilly. Union. Cuusaltationa, A sed A r li e We Ind no hinitatioa ha 'eying thee aseewealineof motet" br obits the beet ',Mao( be foto-I asonn—enstlintlrnailuthi die Mellott el meat. seicevtor, or London Maas. - sad riffisle• onerous. Jar reached. pries Is. ed. ad by pests. let ATREATISE on DISEASES of the RECtIIM, PILO, VISTULA. sad STIIICTIMS. deter the nosh d Improved treat/art. recertully la se celeedve prsc elee. wither reverie be the MM. ce bet by re Wider re err statyle rem s. yet ettleere al arjrt. Alm 1 Dr4ZASIS red air IIt[MILDIM *zebrine W. retbod =et the Hoerr] St. Louis. Paris. t..r thole numerous r prevaler d s Mr etre et clvi lrtloo. as erred lby AMYL by Rome J. JAI. M.D.. Limelieks et the earl Oolleee Pbydider. Masfrbyr d Boa& colimp 4 *oz. roes et re. To be Ana from be Ilerpetnet, firover tram W. Moen el earelleree her 11 le 4. PIA INACIIITICaL Soctrrr or Gun Brxrenr.— The follow* peerteens• port the maga easminetion so the 305 b Noe. as plimmeemerteal abousiste :—Jebn Milken Coke, Omeberemell • Jahn IL Ossego, Memeelle Malys ; Jobe Wm. Terselr;y, Orentinat ; .lemse Spendes, South =lit or Ma. FRIDIORPOR DAVIII.—A irtegram wee repeived at the 0104•4•■•• en ?as.day .se hem Italy, easouecies this death of Mr. lemiwkik Devise, at Pka. This gestionma bald the imperil& gest of esemnitbee ilea to the Board of (keleene, mrt bed Mos deputed a few weeks since to premed on a mission to Daly, to collect isformatios for the gemeninent in respect to tl. meeker *sem end therestess of wises, the pee dew of that may. Perthedeen of UN area of blo dm& have art as yet been received: bee it appears that • hiker from bile bed some to the ertherlties withia the get few days, and themes ho referred Is his being scaserty able to write limn tbo effects of Mmes. Hie handwriting being eirangely different from his o p Wr. IM &ea of Comma, with praisewo rt hy ehremed Wigan' to be seat to the neared semeel , expose • sive el their appreheasioes, and requesting Ma emery .ad • Mould he made comernieg Mr. Dayton MAIM aad safety. The telegnene, is reply. states that be died at Pisa en Friday hag. Ms. Devise, who was in Yee grime of life, was • very seas= sad istallagent officer, sad kb adds sisessse has sewed the stases 0000ern sod reason to the beads of the service, aid to his co/leagues, by whim Ms ices to deeply dertered.—Herold. ADNIssioN or Sou/mom —The blaster of the Balk bee ampoieted Monday, November 23, et the Rolla Port. Cbassery•lano. at 4 o'clock is the eftessoon, for wear* ertinitera. Ivory pima dames ef beteg sworn mns• some bis roamer kw edmissies, or bie efeete of realise larks ennent year, at lbe flemenery'idelles, peed, Cbeeeiry•kee, en et before Saturday aext, Nov. It The papas of them Fellow who mime be &chalked al ..meson law till He ha day of VIM will be received at the Ssesermsy's am up to 12 o'clock is that day, after whisk Woo so pnpme MIR be maim& The days ap• pointed to the edmfleirs of attoneys in the Cou rt of e.rteee's Ikea me Saturday, November td, and Moseley, November 31. SI PIO V Lill AOCI DIET. —NAitsow ESCAPE —A very 'ingots/ ambient occurred at Mr. Mallets's, Enrich MlUs, Mina. on Temeilay, and from it. nature, it seem quite provideetial that the parties is the room at the time of the accident misped death. Mr. Mallet& sad his family, we believe, were wit down at break feet whee maddest. the stove boiler. of the realm" kiwi, coeneetad with a tank at the top of the booms, bunt with peat violveee. From Mt to 60 posed. of iron were dashed nu the breakfast table • a plate-reek, eight feet high, was smashed to gime • all the window of the room blow. completely ou t.' The servant girl, who was bas the room at the time, was severely scalded sad cut about the metith ; her teeth were loosened, and one of them was kacelted att. ette was immediately removed M the Deems sad Let* ifeeptal, where, we hear, she is pregnsaleg favessably. The esly reasoo that can be as serted far the ambient, is the supposition that the pipe connected with the teak mast have been frozen. A similar widest, we remember, occurred at Leeds about twelve mouths eines—in that case, however, the result was fatal, three lives having bean sacrilioed.—Droon Weekly Time.. STSANOI ADVENTURII OF A YOUNG LADY.— Daring me el the seamiest sights of h.s week, a yang lady, whose name is of course withheld, residing in the vici nity of York, lett her home under the following straage air. enmelancee :--The family retired to rest as usual, and in the monolog the daughter in question was missing and could Ist be found. It subse q uently appeared that she had got up and left the house is nothing but her night-dress, and in that state bad travelled on foot some four or five miles , towards York. Next day she was found by some men, laid under a hedge, and partly covered with grass and leaves, almost starved to death, and as nearly Si possible in a stale of nadity. She received what attention was then possible, and was parried to the asarert farm-house, where she was planed la blanket% sad Mew remedial msesures were adepled. Aber a bps, el erne lbw she was able to 1 1Pla. sod law arm sod wide= were discovered. After a little time aim was Mused to her friends. The yams lady is maid to bea esemerobtilist.—Hall Herald °minim or rill EIZYUIN VALLEY RAILWAY.— O I 117 a spiral tr ain belonging to the West Midland cenveyed the officials of the several own- mire with the line over the sowly-emelrected saws, Bartlebary to Shrewsbury and back. The W ima iitgniesil the highest approval of the asbelantial and inmost in which the work had bees executed, and soolder the Mae in the most satisfactory condition for Mlle, the return journey being performed at 'sprees =TM day for the opening to the public is Dot yet d opus, Mt that it will be in the PM week cd the • emu* month is mast probable. The Court. WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 20. Her Majeaty'a (Huber party yeetterday tut:laded the Prinown Alias, Lady Augusta Bruce, the Dean of Windsor, the Rm. Mrs. T. M. Biddulp4, Major Elphia stone, R. E., and the Right Hoo. Sri G. C. Lewis, who arrived in the afternoon °ea visit. The Queen and Prince Consort, with the Princess Alice, rode out on horseback this morning, attended by the Hon. Emily Cathcart, IlLajor-General Seymour, the Hon. Colonel A. Hardie's.. and the Hon. Colonel A. LiddelL Princess Helena rode in the riding hones. Printer Louise took a terrine drive. Prime Arthur rods out on horseback yesterday afternoon, attended by Major Elphinstone. The Queen held a Privy Council at three o'clock to-day. Present--The Priem Cowart, Earl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Viscount Palmerston, the Duke of Newcastle, the Right Hon. Sir G. C. Lewis, the Duke of Somerset, the Right Hon. T. Miler Gilmore, sod the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers. Her Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Most Noble Edward Duke of Somerset to be Lord. Lieutenant of the county of Derma, his grace took the customary oaths. The Right Hoe. Francis Fart Cowper was sworn Lord. Lieutenant of the county of Bedford. The Right Hon. Benjamin Lord Weever was sworn Lord• Lieutenant of the county of Monmouth. Mr. Helps, the clerk to the Privy Council, attended. Her Majesty gave audiences to the Duke of Somerset, Viscount Palmerston, mid Earl Granville. Niel Fortes's, hulas audience of the Queen, and deli vered to her Majesty the Insignia of the Order of the Carter worn by his late father. Vincent Torrington and Colonel the Hon. A. Liddell were the Lord and Groom in Waiting. Vieseset Paimenikes, the Dukes of Sousenst sad New emilis. Lords Granville, Portman*, Cowper, and IJamovor, the Right Hoe. T. Milner °item, and the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, travelled to Windsor by a special train no the Omni Widen Railway yesierdsy. to attend the Privy Cowed held by the gases. The Min Wars left the WU, soon after four o'clock, and returned to the Paddington ter. mires by a special train. A meeting of the Finance Committee of the Royal Corw. mini= for the Erbil:nue° of 1851 was held yesterday at the Privy oouncil-ofßoe. There were present Furl Granville ), Lord Overawes, Sir Alexander Spearman, t i . ll WM a ilke, Mr. T. F. Gibson, Mr. Thriog, and Mr. Edpr Berwriog (secretary). Mr. Williams, financial officer, at tended. Lieutenint Bath, R.E., had an interview with Mr. Lard, at the Foreqpi-odice. Her Majesty's Commissioners for the Intonational Ex. ltibitioe of lila beve remised an intimation that the fol lowing gentlemen have been appoioted commissioners in Bpaie for selectiog and forwarding the various articles in. hided to be exhibited in the *midi department of the Exhibition : — His Facelheoy the Duke of Veragna t), his &collies the Marquis de Petcoles and hb Dee A Mina (vice- lue Exeellesey _Dise PrawAsso Laws. his Dee Paned Naas, his Ezesliseey Dee Jess Weds, hi - key Ihie A Mae, his issolkagy Doe Jose de nen% his &a bides* Dies is Arrsolles4 =Ts= Doe Alamein Peerval, his Racenerisy Doe. de k Tette, Ids Bicelloney Dom Antonio Arra* hilseaseey Dec Penland* Bothered, Lis Es, casein , Doe Westin Ciudaws, his Excellency Doe Jose Piques, his Facellersoy Doe Teta= Saavedra y Menem, and his Bioassay Doe Jae °easy Aleutian, eserelery. Despatches were received yesterday at the Csionsithodice from the °overlain of the Asekelisis aikidos, Ceylon, Malta, sod °Baiter. THE FWOH COURT. The Emperor, accompanied by several of his gusts, left Comptigne on Tuesday morning by @pecan train to hunt in the fors► of St. Germain, estivate°. Compiegne to dinner. The Beleo de fOiee gives the fellowing 'sort news from Compi4ne :—" The Emperor, the &epees, and the Pram Imperial will probably prelim their stay at the pawl until the 20th of December. On Saturday lest MU Emperor took • long walk in different paste el the town, sad examined the .it. lied on by the Conseil Oeseral of the OW for the censtesetion of • building for .the itelvpmdeotom. Altbmik She twielsiege masked in the pubes for the fits of the Empress hum base peelpreed, the Emperor would not allow the IBM to pm ever without montemoratim the eminprosiw. His Majesty promoted the Empress with two large and mapillesat vases in rem dm gold, enriched with precious stems, being part of the spoils tam by the expe ditions/7 forms In China, and purebred by the Emperor's I orders teem the English. They are worth, for the weight of the gal only, more them 100,0001 v, but the richness of their ernamentation end their •etietical value render than infinitely more valuable." A Cabinet Council will be held to-morrow. Prince Leopold of England arrived at Cannes ea Friday altanioos, Navin travelled tram Paris by easy Magas. The prime seriapiee the Villa Loam, arm that at Lord Brecidism_ Their itoyal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam bridge and the Primer Mary some to tette on Monday next from Brightoo. The Duke uud Duchess de Coatilion have taken their departure from the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn-etreet, for Park. The Marquis and Marchioness of Ailesbury come to town to-day, from Chetwynd Park, Newport. The Marchioness of Salisbury has issued cards far the annual county ball, at Hatfield House, to take place es Thursday, the 28th inst. Viscount and Viecountess De Vinci and the Hon. like Veiny lett Whom Homo Terrace last evening, for their mat, Abbey Leis, Ireland. Viscount Gaston de Contades has arrived at the Brueewick Hotel, Jermyavireet, from Faris. Colonel and Lady Louisa Douglas Pennant ar rived at Mortimer Home lot evening from Pearhys Gist* Caniasvonebire, far a few dile. The marriage of Captein Men: Smith, nephew and heir of Colossi Gilpin, M.P. for Bedfordshire, to the pommel daughter of Mr. J. Dorrien Mamas, of liaanor-1 wood, is the musty of Sussex, was 110101320iSell yesterday at et. James's Church, Piccadilly, in the presence of a large circle et relatives sad friends of both families. The bride was followed to the altar by six bridesmaids. At the con clusion of the ceremony the wedding party proceeded to the Clanissies, when they were entertained with a soap- Mous sitinhesr. Shortly after two o'clock, the newly-our- tied couple left town ea rook for lianunerwood Park, the seat ul Mr. John Lorries Magma. _ _ The Ethnological Society commenced its session last evening under the presidency of Mr. J. Crawford, who read • paper "On the Connexion between Ethnology and Physical Geography." The paper created a eoosidss•hb discussion, there being no kw than thirteen speaks's'. Dr. Hunt also read • paper a• the papers rued before the Ethnological Section of the British Association at Manehester, in which be complained of the peat paucity of good papers on that oocaaion. Fourteen new fellows were sleeted, namely W. Clay, Sir J. T. Davies, Mr. J. Diekeneon, Captain K. Erskine, Mr. C. H. Hoz, Captain D. Oaten, Mr. E. Lloyd, Lord Edward St. Manz Mr. H. Pagel, Mr. O. Pollard, Lieutenant H. C. Rower." Mr. S. S Sully. Dr. Spence, sad Mr. H. Sandwich, C.B. The Chief Secretary is still the principal topic of discussion with the Irish newspapers. The motion in the Town Cows:Slot Deny to present an address to Sir Robert Peel was sermeded by Mr. Foy, • Roman catholic, who for many years has taken • prominent part in local politics, in the interest of his own communion. In Belfast, is like manner, the adoption of the address was seconded by • Roman catholic, Br. John Hamill, who is • leading member of the Roman catholic party in that tow.). Mr. Hamill, after the presentation of the address, approached the Chief Secretary, and said, "Will you permit me to grasp the load of the son of the statesman who made me • free man r. ■r Robert Peel shook heads with him in • very cordial mariner, seeming, says the Banner of Ulster, "mach grati fied by the incident." It is mentioned in the Manthester Guardian that throughout the Laemehire cotton districts the spinners are ow =morally making experiment@ with Indian cotton, cud that the opinions expressed at the result are various, but that it is widest that, by a slight alteration in the machinery, this catkin may be made to enter, is =noun peopordeee into taneh higher peahen than has hitherto hem supplied likely. SOCIRTY OP ARTS. The (het ordinary meeting of the 108th session of the above society was hold yesterday evening at the Society's Rooms Adelphi, Sir Tares* Pirtu.us, Chairman of the Cowed, presiding. After the modem of the minutes the CHAism am delivered the opening address. It commenced with allusions to the recent deaths of Mr. Joseph Maudslay and Sir William Cubist, and theditinguished services rendered by both the deceased as engineer,. After tracing the history of the ex hibition of next year down to the prompt time it said that should the exhibition . prove • great sorer the charter secured to the society the parcel°, of the centre of the picture galleries to the extent of en acre, and the corondsmoners were required to expend out of the surplus funds so mach money (not ex ceedia wi th the original oast of th e w or k s , 50,0001.) as in the ju dgme nt of the commission ers of lftsl and 188'4 should be Wm to render the architectural character of Mat pr. , ties of the building suitable for the objecte for which it was to be employed the society. Any further surplus would be at the dis of the guarantors, and those gentlemen word dea be pretend to 000perate with the council I. tericcOg future exhibitions as secure as possible. As the building, were enecieptible externally of much decoration, spa so prosiekm far that purpose was mode in the central, I it bad hew thought dame, to esiginine a ealocriptios, which use begun by Feel Granville, the chairman of the Coremlidorte, for the purpose of making experiments in the employment of mosaics on the. CiiillrOSl Mall of the front in Oessewell-road. U those MOIlliC.4 were successful they would give to the buildings a character which was pew in this country and especially imitable to the climate, and which wee.hanily to _le bred eiro itildia.nertli of the Al The applicab ility of mosaic, at as anmatial eleineot could need armor,. " Its glowing irllolllll would revive oar tare for the rich and erameetal, and its i x :a: d i would rive to per petuate the feet that once poseemed and cherished a deonstive sat some, mere serer( than memo." With respect to the mesh' el the essisapbezeznieatior for the present year it was observed that the reports of the examiners appeared for the most part to meager, an im proved acquestare Con the pert of the eledeate with the subjects of examination, and the rerretary bad reported that marred attention was given in the various institu. Hens to systematic teaching, sod Ices to desultory lectures ; bed the examiners in chemistry, egriculture, and botany reworked that the student., in those subjects had tasted to books for their knowledge, and had pet devoted a sufficient portion of t heir time to the laboratory, the farm, the field, or the garden. The council had been authorised to notify the intention of his Royal Highness the Prince Consort to offer annually • pries of twenty-five guineas to the candidate who, obtaining a oertificate:of the first dais in the current year, should have obtained in that year, and the three years immediately pr ceding it, the greatest number of such certificates. This prise could not be taken more than once by the same candi. dee. It would be accompanied by a certificate from the esciety, setting forth the special character of the prize, and the various certiffeates for which it was granted. Several friends of the society had authorised the council to offer additional prises for practical mechanics, animal phy siology is relation to health, agriculture, botany, mining sad matallurpp, political, social, and domes tic economy, and English history and literature. The council boked with much confidence for • continuance alike valuable services of Lord Westbury in the promotion of the measure in referees, to copyright, rid trusted he would be induced to introduce a bill into the House of Lords in the art erre. As reseeded the pateet Imes, it was observed that the initiate. of 1862 was pot satisfactory, and the society's committee reported so certain amendmenu which were required. The • thoroughfare mid mere of locomotion which saffirdler 1861 were wholly unequal to ' the wants of 1861, and to provide adequate accommodation for the transit of the tau traffic involved ques tions which bad hither* ved no satisfactory solution. Is a few yams dreier had been added to the metropolis which would of themselves easialitate large cities, and this extension proceeded in as reelerased ratio. Meanwhile, mmeMerable megrim bad been suds in the coustructioe of satrap, which were regarded r visionary in 1851. There wen few subjeeta to which the council had mere perseveringly directed the Werra ot manufacturtrs than the unperson°, of lassearg the dependence of this country on the American States for • supply of raw cotton. No one could have anticipated that th e :E:euinons ex pr d would be so soon realised, but must regard le i with anxious forebodings the prancer sad tram gerpeets of the manufacturers sad attire of Lancashire, where many mills had been either stopped or were working short time oa account of the wanly ea a 1 sad eicreseed mice of raw cotton. After wu lin mogratelakey terms to the exterior el dom. mares 111 thine sad I. the British colour, el_ Thome, rehrred to the prosperous state a( the sodety.. Thie DOM ler of member had, he remarked, doubled la the Irk tee, and quadrupled is the lot fifteen year The bet sew slats witnessed the election et MA new members, sad the email had that rosin the gratification el notifying the proposal of 297 candidotes for election, being Dearly thrice,' the number ever submitted for election at • single silting. (Cheers.) The OHAINNAN them presseted the medals swanked toy the cored at the class of the ler 111111600, as follows t To Dr. Edward Berth, P.R.8., for his two papers. " Re coot Experimeetal fooleries into the Nature and Action of Alcohols as Food,' and "Oa the Uses of Tee in the Healthy System," the sodety's silver medal. To A. K. baste; for his paper "On the Hader's Bay Territories ; their Trade, oriole, and Resources ; with Suggestions for the Establishment and Economical Admi. nitrogen of a Crowe Colony on the Red River and &Ert -1 crone," the society's silver medal. To Alexander Rodger* for hie paper "Oa the Progress dike Textile Maaufeetarea of Great Britain, " the eissety's itvr medaL _ _ . To lir. Milligan, for his paper "On Tnyinanis ; its Cha racter, Products, and Resources," the society's silver medal. To Charlie Ledger, for " The Introductioa of the Alpaca Leto the Australia. Colonies," the society's silver sied•L To F. Jouben, for" The Application of Photography to Qs Production at Images on Glen, which can be burnt ia," the society's sliver medaL On the motion of Mr. Moment Nguema, seconded by Mr. W. Rom, thanks were voted to the Chairman for his ad• dies, and this acknowledgment wee followed by the else. boo of candidates for membership. CITY ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL. Yesterday evening the annual festival in aid of the fends of this excellent institution was bald at the Albion Tavern. A couidemble number of perms sat dove to dinner on the omaion ; smoopt wham were : Sir J. Duke, M.P., Mr. Gripes , ILP., Mr. Dogma, IL P., Mr. Western Wood, M.P., Rev. Dr. Gregory form of the joint headers of the isolated*, Colonel Evelyn, Major dael4 Earl Rum!! wee impeded to have presided, but at the Yet momenta arrived from the noble lord, Wain that suddou isdr tiaa prevented him from bei greseeti. I. his absence, Sir J. DUKE fulfilled tbe office of After tin usual preliminary Oasts, which included that of "TT House of Commons ," for which Mr. WOOD re tuned thanks, . _ . - 4110CHAtTaillaw proposed the toast of the evening. and is doing so mid they were .0 well acquaiated, he It= mauled, with the nature of the charity. It was este ten years ago, and during that period It bad relieved some 1,000 patients a year. The rich of course had the power of heels( the beet advt., for the members of their families who were afflicted with any deformity ; but what a comfort it was to know that 1,000 of the poor had been treated and relieved in the course of the year through the operation of the hospital. When he was Lord Mayor of London be recollected the Americas ',Mister telling him that, meek r be admired the docks of London, and many other trading institutions in this city, he still more admired the libzrality with which the citizens of London mine forward to rub e:ribs their money for the mitigation of poverty and disease. Hs should say no more, bat trusted they would come forward liberally ea the present occasion to relieve their friend os bis right (Mr. Gregory) from the amount of debt (5721.) which weighed upon him. He should now propose " Success to the City Orthopedic Hospital." Various toasts complimentary to the 01110031 of the society having been Ono, Mr. num% the active secretary of the charity, &stemmed that the list of subecriptions amounted to 6001. ; sod the Chairman stated that a letter bad been received from his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, intl. mating his willlagam to preside at the next anniversary festival. Tu NORTE BRITON ROYAL MAIL STEAN9RIP.— The following despatch was rated in tin Liverpool ender. writer'-roomsyesterday The Jun, floyal Nail steam sh iparrived atQuebeensw UN North Britomacrow stegrovbiP, on the evemog of the bth in Jun was detained 31 hours off Belle Isle by fog, god pared Father Point at 4 cm. on bfooday, the 4th." The very latest news received in Liver pool (up to the time of the despatch of our Liverpool parcel) from Londooderry made no mention of the arrival of the missing steamer. ANKRICAN MAIL DIMPATI:II/04.—The City of Baltimore (Liverpool. New York, sod Philadelphia Com pany) Nailed from Live rpool yesterday with mails for the United States, 4,950/. is mode. and a large noellsereLn sengess. Today (Thwe‘y) the North American (‘ and Nootreal Compaey) will sail for Portland with the Canadian and United States Nails. . Nov. 20.—At 11. pension of the Honourable Society of Oray'uinn, holden this day, the Rev. Alexander Taylor, ALA., Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford, was sleeted to the office of chapel ceder awl after noon preacher of the society, vacant by the dames of the Bev. W. H. Hart. Tk.LEGRAPIUC, INTELLICRIDIOL (azonea Tniciume.) PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Nov. S. The 11eue Preunische Zeitung of to-day says : " We learn from a reliable source that the Pope's health is daily becoming more impaired." TI7RKEY AND MONTENEGRO. ItAGUBA, Nov. 20. Communication between this city and Trebigne has been interrupted by the iesurgen:s. The Turkish arthy, under the command of Omer Pacha, has been increased by 10,000 regular troops and Bashi Barouks. The insurgents have likewise received reinforce ment.. They returned yesterday to Ljubowa, which place they had left on the 16th inst. A slight skirmish has taken place between the Turks and the insurgents, but led to no result. RAG SA, Nov. 18. A heavy fall of snow has compelled Omer Poch* to go into winter quarters. (nom anr maw.) • NAPLES, Nov. 14. • The struggle now at its height, cannot long con tinue. The baneful influence exercised by France on the destinies of Italy, and Southern Italy more especially, must be put an end to. There is no longer any enigma. It is evident to the mourning hearts of Italian patriots that in Napoleon 111. they behold the one overwhelming obstacle to their hope and aim of Italy being one sad united. Unity cannot be formed, still less exist, when so many elements com bine against it. Francis U., whilst protected and encouraged to commit the atrocities he has been guilty of, by sending arms, ammunition, and money from the Papal territories, thereby keeping up the state of fermentation and vacillation in his for feited kingdom and in the people's minds, is himself but a tool in the hands of Napoleon for the realisa tion of his plans. Events are hastening to show the truth of these assertions, and the present intricacy of affairs once cleared will end all doubt as to the disinterested alliance France so strenuously proposes for the furtherance of Italian liberty. Severe must be the comments upon such a policy, The projected departure of the ex-King of Naples from Rome to Nice is a fact which tends to prove the underhand mancenvring of Napoleon. The following letters found on one of the brigand chiefs are not void of interest. The MIMSs are withheld, but can easily be supplied : _ . (Lotter from the Prime to 011Dend L JulyTistsk My dear Ontoral,—You will not be long in gotta(' to Marseilles, when this letter will be waiting far you. I cannot let yon Mort without begins you heartily to Miii nado Glidden, who is at present m Calabrio. It is the same es wing you should hasten your moveaMeits, and start loon front Mal* or direct from —. lea coward ; he will not go without an exprem ardor bon the Kim which mew, be will not go at all. Do not rely upon anybody bat yourself and your soldiers. When you an there you will find guide* and interpreters . . . You do not want advice, robin, the times boa cionqusror. We avert anomaly for the which will moment a landing of brigands. Then be happy, and will proclaim it in a loud voice, as it will have hem I my work, and the trait of my. obstimoy. Not having L— there will be at Ma nailer officers and one Neepolirsa soldiers. Write a lino. I bet you have already collected obi* two Inoodrei ma ; it n a very respectable platoon, Hoping to see you OD ty on th 5.:2 door good bye. Bombe& him well. Have e' Motional Guard. I re ' 1180Mied to yew —; take him as ensign ; ko sorrei is hoses is the cavalry. (Letter of Gourd Bosco to General Barges.) Bosom, June 29, 1861. My door Gonersl.—'hit King's will opposes my departure, I am all impenitent, to bear what you have done, for if my honour is compromised I shall go to Paris directly. Write as moo as paellas, and if it is seosioary I should go, I shall not leave Bone hut to mom tie sea ; it Is on this plea you will settle the affair, mime the duel can be put off.—Bosco. July 2,186 L Dear Generol,—You forget me. I am waiting for your answer. The Kiug will not let me ga. Not. withetaodiug, I would not hesitate one moment in going to Paris if everything was already settled. Only these two lines in haste, as the King has sent for me at the Quirinal. —Yours, Bosco. The police have arrested many brigands in Naples itself, and papers of consequence have been found which have discovered the whole thread of their plans, especially sines the important revela tions made by Pieiocoo, arrested on the 12th inst., who revealed the bidden retreat of many indivi duals eminently compromised, and particularly that of a Sicil;an, who had on him a letter in cipher from Rome. SPAIN. The address of the Spanish Senate, in reply to the speech of the Queen, is as usual little more than A repetition of the latter. The following passage, however, on the subject of tho Mexican expedition possesses an independent interest, on account of the allusion which it contains to Eng land and France. Our questions with Mexico have assumed distinct propor. time, and a character of greater animosity. The outrages of all bade committed upon Spanish subjects by the bands who Infest that unhappy country, whilst the govenuneet Fewer neither the power nor the will to suppress at chastise them, have compelled Spain to fag, her subjeM ander the custody nod protection of her , Influenced by no other motive than that of avargiag her honour and ae complishiog a duty. The Smarr bee learnt with satisfac tion that your Majesty had determined to display an =le of wholesome energy sad a testimony et generosity by inviting France and England (who also have cause to complain of the great excesses of the Mexions) to follow our example, to join us in oh- Wain the satisfaction which we have a right to demand, and to convince this people, who are worthy of a better fate, by the power of our arms, of the necessity of haring a government truly in harmony with the necessities of so rich a couutiy. Whatever may be the issue of our expedition, with respect to the interior economy of the country., our fellow-citizens will be able for the future to depend upon baying an effective protection on all points, which will betbe more strong, because it will be wise and disinterested. Spain has no other wish than to see the Spanish Americen regime bosoms independent nationilities, illustrious sad strong. but knowing bow to respect other nations that they mai be themselves respected in their turn. The Paris Muniteur states that on Friday, the 15th inst., her Majesty the Queen of Spain gave a private audience to the Minister of the Uuited States of America, who had the honour of present ing to her Majesty a letter from thy Prandent of that Republic. SPAIN AND MOROCCO. The following is a translation of the treaty which has been concluded between the above countries : Art. 1. The Spanish troops will evecnate Tetuan imme diately the Morocco government shall have paid three mil lions of dollen. 2 The ten millions which should complete the war in demnity stipulated in the treaty of peace will be collected from half the receipts of the costoco.houses of all the porta of the empire, the Sultan placing at the disposition of It. Queen of Spun the care of making them be received by Spanish agents. 3. The Spanish agents charged with this control and r ceipt will enter upon their functions one month before the evacuation of Tetuan by the Spanish troops. 4. The line of boundary of Melilla will be based oe the treaty of 1859, and the inhabitants of Morocco win make surrender of it before the evacuation of Tetuan. . . Q The treaty of commerce mentioned in the treaty ei Frio will be likewise concluded before the evacuation of 11 8. Her Majesty the Queen will be at liberty to found tl Tetuan an ehhmant of missionaries similar to the ewe which exists at Union. The missionaries will have the privilege of exercising their holy ministry in any part of tisa mph, of Morocco, and their permit dwellings, awl pingo at worship shall be under the special proteskins at the Emu. 7. The oonditions stipulated in the preceding articles Ain be put into execution within five mouths, to coin• meoce from the day when the (Wiph Muleped-Aleas shall return to Tangiers, which shell take place iminedisiely after the evacuation of Tetuan, if the Morocco government exe cute these before the time prescribed. 8. The articles of the treaty of peace of April 26 preserve their force and viper as far as nothing contradicts them, and they shall be ratified with the least delay pomade. RUSSIA. The correspondent of the (Matte of Augsburg, writing from St. Petersburg, states that the astro nomer Otto Struve has received from the Emperor Alexander the sum of 125,000 franca, to enable him to establish a complete observatory on Mount Ararat. PRAGUE. The Fettille liebdomadaire, of Leitmerits, a few days ago copied an article from a journal of Rum bourg with reference to Maria Theresa, Archduchess of Austria, Queen Dowager of Naples, which the judicial authorities considered to be disrespectful to a member of the imperial family, and proceedings were accordingly instituted. The trial took place at Prague with closed doors. The defence of the accused was that he did not know that the Queen Dowager of Naples was Archduchess of Austria. But he was newthalessoondsmned to four weeks' imprisonment - on breadlind-weter. • THE BRAZILS AND RIVER PLATE. (via MACS NAIL emu= imam) BUENOS AYRES, Ocr. 14. Rosario has surrendered to General Mitre with out making any attempt at defence. On the con trary, he was received with every demonstration of joy belonging to • people at last relieved from those who had long robbed and tyrannised over them. Before entering the city the conquer ing general was met by a deputation from the municipality, and also, it is said, by the foreign ministers. Pascual Roses, gover nor of Santa FE, has retired to his capital of the same name, while Derqui and Co. have gone to Pa rana, completely broken up. Virasore, the new general-in-chief, is safe on board a foreign vessel of war. Previous to the surrender, Rosario was in the h►nds of the foreign residents and pickets of sailors and marines from the foreign steamers of war in port, which were : British, the Oberon ; American, Pulaski ; French. Fulminante ; Spanish, Concordia; and Brazilian, Araquay. Only by these means was the city saved from a general sack, with all its horrors, by those who should have protected it. The American minister, Mr. Palmer, bad presented his credentials to what re mains of the government at Parana on the sth inst Everything there is represented as in disso lution. The soi-cinunt Congress adjourned on the 30th ult. Senator D. Marcos Paz was caught in an attempt at evasion from prison, and heavily ironed. Commandant Cairesas succeeded in reach ing the Paraguayan steamer by swimming, and bad arrived at Rosario. Our squadron was in Rosario awaiting the orders of the General-in-Ohisf, whilst that of the enemy had fled up the river. D. Luis Lamas has been named by General Mitre chief civil authority of Rosario, with the poes 'on of Rosario. Commercial matters may be eipected to show more elasticity. THE MISSING STEAMER NORTH BRITON. Up to the time of going to press we are still without any tidings of the steamer North Briton. She WWI saes Quebec, according to the local newspapers, on Ilatesdrir, the fad not., at 9.80 a.m., having the f board From Quebse—Hoe.l7 lll l V and lady; Major Fielding, 80th Biagi, and ; Paw Rows, lady, sad child; Fibs Mord. Mph as" Once, Atha P. &ridded, A. W. Dunne, Fniderice Clerk, W. H. Carrillo. From Montreal—Dr. Weeds, norms Danosee, Mr. Robinson. From Kingistea-- Captain Bayley. Fenn Torosto—E. J. Smith, C. Janis, 87th &gimlet, Kn. Prim, Miss Price, Miss E. Price, Miss Allan, Captain Lamest* sad lady, P. Pelham, John Smith. From Haniiitme—iiir Allan MICA) and lady. The steenige passessiers numbered tat soul% and the crew about 90, so that the total number of souls on board was about M. According to • telegram received by the Glasgow steamer St. Andrew, which left on the 4th inst. the North Briton did not pass Father Point until that date, but in this statement there II evi' denUy an error, ae Father Point being only about 180 miles from Quebec, and allowing seven hours for detention by fog which it is stated she encountered, she would still have passed that point as the 31d. The Quebec papers of Mon day make no mention et her delay ; and as the Africa's de spatches, which bring the dates to the 6th Mat. front New York, contain no reference to her at all, it is clear that she most have got beyond Antiocett ; as, had an happened to her west of that point, latelligsoos could have been forwarded to Quebec in time for them New York mails, and this view is strengthened by the fact that the Jun, which arrived at Father Point from hence on the morning of Thursday, at about 4 am., makes no mention of having seen her; and then not being over taken by the St. Andrew, which left Quebec within eight-sad-forty hours after her, is further presumptive evidence that she must have got clear of the St. Lawrence and fairly out to as The supposition, therefore, is that, having cleared the Straits of Belle Ida, she met with the easterly hurricane which had bees blowing across the Atlantic during the whole of the previous week, so evidenced by the rapid paragon of the Persia sod the Jura. Of the severity of the storm we have accounts not only from the seaports of New York and Boston, but also from Quebec, where it raged with unusual fury all Sunday and Monday, ; sad if, as we suppose, she encountered this furious gale eutaide the Straits, she may have had her ma chinery so disabled as to make her dependent oar her canvas oely. If this be so, there is no ground for uneasi ness, for although the rig of the steamersof this line enables them as oilers to make excellent time, still • sufficient period, presuming she was beading eastwards, has not yet elapsed . for her to hare made the Irish oast. On the other hand, it is probable that, finding the easterly gale coo tinumg, she may have turned round for a Wiliterll port, either St. John's, Newfoundland, or Halifax ; and in this event the arrival of the AuglmSa son, now overdue some four•and•twenty hours, will, we have no doubt, remove all surmises. In the meantime it is due to the company who own the North Briton to say that she was one of t.,e finest of their fleet, and that her temporary commander, Captain Grange, was as experienced and competent • wo man as ever crossed the Atlantic. Indeed, so highly was he thought of by his employers and so great • favourite was he with all who had travelled with him, that he was selected on the last outward voyage of the North Briton to take charge of her, Lord Mooch, the new Governor-Ceneral, having taken his pas time in that vessel. At this season of the year the track followed by the Canadian steamers is entirely free of ice, and there is little or uo fog. Altogether we feel that there is but little cause for alarm until, at all events, the Anglo. Saxon arrives.—Cariadian News of this day. Tai DUKE o>r CAMBRIDOL—The Dublin Even ing Mail skives circulation to the annexed contradictiou of • report _which it lately printed a ff ecting the reputation of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge :—" In lately noticing the rumours which had reached us as to the con. duct of his royal highness towards Lord Wm. Pullet at Portsmouth, we stated that we did so because our attention bad been repeatedly celled to occurrences of a similar kind, and that we alluded particularly to the dukes late visit to the Curragh. We also stated that we thought it right to afford an opportunity of refuting the caluninies against his royal highness, if calumnies they should pore to be. As to the Portsmouth affair, • refutation has come to us in the following letter from Lord William Paulet : ."Sir,—From two articles in your pap...r of the 7th and Bth inst., beaded ' The Duke of Candindge,' lam afraid the public will be under the erroneous impression that his royal highness had, do-ing his inspection of the troops at Portsmouth, treated me uncourteously. In order to set the public right on that subject, I beg to state that his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge treated me in the kindest manner, and never made me of any intemperate ts ras during the Urea days lie was here. May I la b D eg gu lt favorr of an early insertion of this letter is your journal.— I am, sir, your obedient servant, W. PAULET, Ea* , 0•00;reil, Oemmanding &W. District. Nov. 13, 1861.' Fun Lan:uses on Music —The Greshsaa lemons es manic by Professor Taylor will be delivered ia the -street, to-morrow evening (Friday), sal " ftla ll y mi al l ooday evenings next, at seven ere I swim. Ina admimion. Mr. Edward Poste, Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford, who has been temporarily employed as an examiner tie *flee et the Committee of Coulson as Education, =ea by the death ot peremaently Nr. A appointed to fill hox Clough. the vimecy 000 s rt