The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-17 00:00:00

-.,,-o‘,, , . r "7 • 19 , ........ / I, NEWSPAPER . , #Exp •• w .1 401$ . •.„. • • . • staildk4 No. 4.4 5 1 .] 12'N. to SYDNEY Direct„*ONTIILT. gLAt 1,1 BALL LIN E. 4 LIPP= PAM.M, waft iron NAL@ 4.• the I nlt. rid tram Gaivises4 w =M. ',Nally an N. Ink d ma, moth. reetbilms psis w.tii :th. wd.e. ran I.4kaly AtL Mule. Iplela. Ts OWL Dna 10 lAbetsbe cur ...1 Ilsireleeeirat . lAN liggAh— P ra. 10 Illerwek7 011 Celrefelle 71•0 F... 1.0 1.140/ ili t emo .. = l n ppOlt al the INA Jtbeee ..1.)... . ..... . Laos 'Mild VI 11...111 . • 1.2,1 limbed; 4=l t.w Arils The at,. blab Mom IkMft►Mlt dippers fort• pert at Ms aokomird Mark Dna law af DAUM mad Anambra oalloyal mall Yr. kola abkb boom by Asir paactailfty and amid yea woo ranwl a world-loarora ommtatma. aad mboso paw" arousaw.baion I mtaaryamord by say arm& Mast Apply to JAMS JAI NIS sad Oa. lamoyed ; mad fa T. IL )(At LAI sod t 2, Moorealratmot. I. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (al blarkwol2.yard. Lemke) WIZ of PACCIT REM ba Arailt A LI a_ X Y.1.160111N11, Pore Flifiltp. Direct (eit Maw the al tho fah mf November. realism u fl numb . thr .plea ha Wier ship NORFOLK. •1, 1.000 tam J. • Aryit 111 OD. 1 N1011..411? ; = h. the India Osaka This alup forma , roe Musan. Wkly aste boos' OAF brstr.l has 1 pa-ho o. whet, amopramotho lhaeolnsbihs. Pallas liouthimpt l'urkshir,.. • uuairi, sod other Mat, famarlam sad sell au.emt ships. h,nit sod fitted gawk, fur Um parromear amok 4, Austral& Hrr arouseseektkou fur all ,Mmos of per olefers are owl alit • ill carry au emerteered Lod Allpori. ski.imd menet lomoberre by this Un- of packets an ounremd team lad.desboe to Pt ) IVA alum fur ammati-elass fares, sad mooed-elm Ow third sta. fens. ILLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to VY Yffitc-n• LIVILIPOOL. NEW YOSI. and PHILADELPHIA tiTEASI SHIP Cu,N PANT intend dingsgshing their hit powered iron stet litleasnahise k rina at Quannewn to natant paniagers 5 of delossi.ettea as W =ILLY /Won LlrllllrlUL FOR NZW YORE. PITY OP WAsfliNcTi,N, Wsdnesdaa, Nos. :1. %M o. Wednesday. \.n. U. EDI vitamin.). Dee. & Axel every seconding Wednenday. Cable annage. IS. 17, Yed 1n Woes., according to the wenn, nadatan. Farrah liaeser. * guises, lachtma all precision waked Pasaragers for t's/...tts and the 'A eaters states toted sgrsaah on ‘ery &chant...role. terse.—Fse tunler particulan may le WILLIAM IN AN. Pt Weteretesea Liverpool; or le aghll and HACKS'. tl. King City. SOTICL —Mee Nissen call id Cork liffielower, oa both oab ward sad beemerrerd peewees. to land lewd receive Salta BRITISH anfl NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL HAIL IMAM PHIPI4, appointed by the Adaareity to SAIL brewers LI v gar s sad kW VAS Lama, anal bo /wen 1.1 1- EIPOOL awl feleaTON. ay. Swam ildpi only calling Y SAWA' to bead sod receive peowegers awd ber idWody• oak Me Wooly or other nowels ere appolsted to Les 1199 VA. for NEW YoRK direct. Setwday. Nov 24. • Takti* tweropere end good. for Neese sod Havana, to be Seaetwoot et New oe lewd the MIAS lertwk. Er Rirl . A. for airaTrii. veuirday. Dm I. ?VIVO* for NEW I .INK kitarday Der. A /Wye sewery. iseholita stemware fee awl yearetekma bat willow Vll!es or liquors. which we be ablakeed us bowl —To Seater mot IboU u. chief colds. art: woad cable, ilo To Sew York. chief enter, ill sesswi =Mk ale. YreWritt to Itelltw re Woe, sod :kew Yost. U per flak mad 6 per coot wi lds,* swell pita:elk sack add gew& Thew steentshipe bees etweramodatiom f..r e alated amber et *wood cable yob —Ter pumps oe .Ober laileselim apply to J. B Voted. ;coma . Basialrewt, Looks . D. Canis, Mane. nod 12. Place de be loam Paris 0. awl J. Barge. Ikatiowasersea Gamow D. mad C Hirer, Qweemelows; &rad C. Whet. S. WeieW Owl. Liverpool LONDON and COUNTY BANKING onnrenr NO 'S I =UST OlVilt, th at Ur Likletara al Ono• pay Ilan di dog WIN= • BANE M thatr Tema yang husks^ No. 71, PHIMIDITCH —P attic W. IidLIWAII. Oatmeal Imam Owl U. WA WHEATSTONE'S HARMONIUMS (EnliaL) la marl ask err% neardrinerd ° l y then iiipliir atilicliss. Clark river Ile.. bar the ull carpus el re el the bor el Mae, beet wartnteard rod awl do ant torido. Germ& New Perak Ire reser. teen CC, doubt" peril womb Or Ord, eel err ll WOO tee Napa ••• ort sad • WI of rheaken. With Moe Orr. trinity* Witt asp II Wadi Tim SW" large .tar MOM aes. ll WOO Me repo, tir• . I. of YI dler ln le ar debt Ii tr. .4..4 ollierer der 14 end Tea Illoph On. nu ..1 vibrator% tilSo rybo bed sod test el. the trarearet rain, Moe M.l.rtai 1061 Ac eotenotie ..beam el bimeb Samaras by Alesartne, alai 01l the deer Irrarenento WIILAISTWIS sad to. hot fibre and Pardeee el as caw ago. 70 oragrialreot. tegesstreeet, Lomedas. QUPERIOR PIANCIFORTEB.—Meres. 6:1 KNOLL nod Ltl.. Obikiffo. terns& Collor, ad Thesis floooforlo Itnaufactoorro 147. Totkubnia-cousionoL laaffers. bog oh. stloutloo nolnlit). gentry. relesein. as, $s 16Or 111111 K I NINON MILINWIL NAN IfUKTs l. ll:r ma Z Owe. onkh a•lmitird ti.r equal to soy reed pionof.4lo Oleo .1 pokbe. It le hollt sub tree Ism 1...c0110 plot,. soperlor dotabie nein*, and leproold ..It v01..' • loal 0504.1. tlo nlafttnn of Ons action. en tbst lb. tow. attn. o f f!, ...IL. 1. aut Imehler Tlons halnuarlita NS, of elegant onuto.• o. sad an , aiike.l owl Meted bohlokl, and au nol.horl Shot tlol way Lo pistv.l In tlir ofolse or Is any pert et the slot 1... es The st..ee hmetteeseele pelted mai Ilelehed ter eats. we ,Moser %Ombra,. ehtmers, soh the Inds solo p1a..1 ILA .4 pekes. I,4intosain tem the Imo wainal pruS.rore. wet tree as nyvtbentioln. fIONTINEWIr AL IMINATAInONB for PRE- Y st.NIATIWF.-4. A. klsinoiN .01 Co. reportely ammoarr to tbeir immervits pumas ted tbry sr. am Nobler dew dr Camera bee arerne MOV ELMO SUM SU qtr FILIPINTATION...t .H cosaliallie to do co tor So pre.est ttd laremendmi terms err —T. A. & awl Oa ere Ye brourd • dr to bract tar deco sr rued we M pre to salt el noirtare lone la So Mr or ..dart net recto Is T. rd Ca , g•Mrilks, othersmer Mk! and ere w dream can err rerro. 111 linreesoct. Doresom. and hiih, las dr Ilea VALI.= al GOLD.—WATHERSTON and satsium 6r lhe lith.rautth n o the rui•he hod their bef So aisle the anirtueeeeht =lhe VALUCJOLI Ut run rs g peu;ded that as loM the lelr t, awl tie rill he alike 1•41441•4 by Ihr wide el. - elation IL Irmusie•lie 11th subject add bolas tlrld lat.. 14 pry er cense, it folnwe that ...41 .4 14 tug.* Sas, Is Is esrate as 3st tants .. IT TO w.ath L 4 6 114 17 essay 3 0 2 corals.. I II per SWIM 111011•14 Ile IC mr.o .. I 4 • IS tank .6 I 16 aerate.. 2Ls I rant... 1 111 2: Maas &Nish 14 mask.. 1 •{ emu+ .. • • IT 11 etsedenl , IIT 164 112 feriae.. 1• • male .. •36 If in aerate .I 14 4 II Genie.. 1 Y 64 carob .. •14 74 111.4reho aII 114 II unite 114 I I cants.. • 7 1 Grab 1 • 1 14 rural* . 116 44 neat... • I 44 2146 . 10 • 10, 7, 14 Thearietlaotreet,4lweeacarbah 1/1.0., Tarim. Lew. male ed thaws wed Jewellery ler 14. eash. 1 1 Thle gelebbehawal elan et 6 la the oresaing sad as Ihdordays sae ti chore. ELELTRO-PLATED SPOONS sad FORKS us SKULL w Amacum. _ - --.- A L L. Table 4 Fe.,lae pits dloarm Table 1 , -A 4 beeeerl %puma .. brawn 1.11.4 0 Tossowto lir% Zit, 5, LaiWIIILLAJWADL LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WA l'oll aus4 14.N4 we. It mu 1n4444-044 et WNW intsriv• lITYCZ of CANIPLII th. i.” 1.1 Nl'S= 44.14444, to 4164 low.. ohm 1 , 11. Ihubr. awpa, lealltilaelur• t. , rsrty tyk 14 dencestlau.-11 W 4. Weedip4l4•4l. am.l v mos ma T.444uluum-oourtivad. W. EASY CHAIRS COUCHES, an d BEM snow' MUTH .4 Uwe wt ase MEE lied Wawa. r••• tip IN • ,a r) .taAll nonce kw eel ebeleed be Mae fe...meert military, awl break Oase• been bee 1116, I)AVIZES GIULMAN WAX CANDLES, is. 4a. re . em. erd.b 1ar.44 Iran. fa ; 1416411). was. * 1 . 1 44 Tom, Is.; Wank Irak l 1.1 . pelmet spetan, 1 1.1 mispollo,1:41, Idd sod Hid.. ishialllc 14. has.. r. 6. 4 ., 14 . w • aams. . ,':dosed, 4a el. p.r talks . )ellow rap, is.. 44 . Mo. mod MA par MU* awitkd , FA . old loyou Wlado.r. Is. *4 per socket; Cawood brown 44 briar. 1a: sisdsvc, I. W.; h 34. 44 . boo, : 116. 44.-44 r cask. at M. P. DAVI* sad WWI 5id405•61141b44 isseastess, Cfailaspexces, Lessem. W.C. DR 1117 CHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES PATENT Stahl' COATED V PAIITAIBLE PILUI. • hoot, Pw11•11•• foe reindallo• the loarela, 7,ouifyler lb. a.l. tssoosuse ',Hosted lousloors 1411000• load I. essiplies, rhots• autism stmt. sserbstris Hose. cesilsoons. to Pageshla Mottling'. wt. fur era , lk .11 skis empties" wen, deep .rated eh enk, Ate .1.. 1r... w.,tistedi Vessts,ll. Pasmee. ^ th• roslest strosarlheisrs of eater.' foe the &Usage, deisilitato.l. OA et boUt aeon, efosina!ly cerise depre•••• isl spirits, 17. •••••••••••, either's, of UN 111•41,1 M. swish,. as . had MI eh, a 1 coropkools, topihts • sth the tosulta asfalag Ines. moors, use • allows,. to the sato...on a4.hmutts, laspartes4 . to•• 11,41 and ekes (0611/1•11..1.. •/04-111101 al • DM kfte We to sla Curve pr... 1 at.. 1.110,14 hol.er 1103013.01110., M P at tletlethell, .111.11. the ittm.h. th.• .4 the RIOS Mos the Lod 11.;.., 1.0.1..1 sa it i.y I;oo. lota east Iu . iwitoutars, at, ho••••••trost. Itahed .tr.. t. Lutol.4l, W . thisileddi la • assilicoralsp I.s• e.: YUI. get hes. It 11'1 IC •••111a. Obstameht. per pot, I. 141 as.l Ir. tl . Iforg w 4*. tit, lls .r bottle essalottol y Y foots Hoes tbot quanlll7, hos Arests . —HAP 441 1. 73. rt.' J. Nlbrig, Hollerd•Leot /Mammy, 1,1, Weld Ml lllel Ilieflor. Clowspost,s. Hooper. U. 11 ..4 %Moan elms 1....1011 hrlife Hustles. is, Unw ell,/ /oh et.tort Preeet :t.• • treual. 4, is gratis tr. 1.4 ono sionop,of al • Noe 000 , • 1 Irr Wickhal Loomis. Ill•stHoftes. c...alaihitei r. tatednes for s 'try Memos. LONDON. SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEKBER 17, 1860. THE GREAT KANAWHA COMPANY (United). Oneadeed for the ?urban ad Development nth, Oast Law O aka Ine n bold ited Ratan la Palms Crieny, oa the Denten al the o. Un Mena Owen infideetr= c illaree of 1.3 and To be tamper= I ..rt tinder the Joint ing:4k Ceimpenes dedmgal ed lll7. with Welted liability. DIZIONORS: Dem, Totter Dart, Esq.. Cliariottorow, Blandon-boss. Loudon. William Berry, , 82, CornMIL London. George Gamble, Sap., 12, Badford.place, Sawalaqaans, London Samuel Lem, Sag., 60, Doverstreet, Manchester. Mr Alan N Al Nab, bad.. London, and Dunburn Canada West . Major General G, IL Pemberton. Ymithouse, Cheriney. James Roberta, len. (Messrs. Roberts and Son), Saatchasp, Loudon. Aletander Shand, Fog , Liverpool. Charles %%Alma. Lg. (Mean. Madam and(ffons, Gram enurchatreet , 62, Oordonequare, London. ACDtTuas—John Young, Fee Mara Coleman, Targnand, Youngs, and Co.), Tukenhouse yard, London. ;And ono to be *Meted by the Shareholders). SOLlCM'Ofi—Marinra Um*" Menem and !Wilms, Diming iann London. RAMaa—Xissms. Wig Demon, inboothere, Thorntcm, and On, lledda-lane, Loudon. Me w& J leidiron andßou, Angel-court, Throgtocetor For Mara Withers, ba., Royal Bank buildinp, LiversweeL Ic, Ilasallsdew—Merers. 'tides and Sutcliffe, Vanden street. Par 1••••--ThinesL MA. L 9 .. Part.row, Leeds. Sitamseur—Wiegeren Jeans Green, Req. Oftle--113. 11WW1-etrug. 1,406,4 % LC. sodowftwoiri reeebeli ball • iii.wiirakz - 22.4 lA. im.ll •aci e i gzeigc=zi. igaganee In Ores! price Uta n st agy Mer l 'pence of preparly, nog lo Atildig and ate states. Ita - vane wolkisslis MO 1 4 kt c° lamed fortunes bays WM kg we pgnibase eM or cultivalloa of lan/. This Campo it MOM fier the Migibutir Mid iflerebt=g • vaimai• babel& gregmtg towel& ite thila *Mat li=deesepelsiog Okla wee or about 11111.nwe sallies et Itang, fig NM MOW at the tinged States, is the bath west berg! et as Worm**. of Virginia. It stands on high sad hilttiOnk "MIMI/hie frontage to the Great Kanawha giver. within thintseer of its confluence with the Ohio. The ant la naturally alig, well imitated. and yields, with little Labour, a car taut socoeselon of cereals. The timber is abum dant and Mast& The and. of • high.claes bituminous charac ter, has bees analysed, and blued to be well adapted for both domestic and manufacturing • Iron ore and banding atone salt in great abundanoe. dim estate Is watered by two principal streams and numerous small tributaries, affording a Ready moveyanos to the West Kanawha for timber, and sulk plying water-power, at whale point., magician to propel me- The Great Kanawha giver la navigable for 70 stiles from Its Junction with the Ohio : "earners ply regularly, from Cincinnati and other pens es the Ohio. to the salt worts on the "rest Kana wha, 30 MUNI above the eseate, maintaining • regular inter coarse throughout to Immense territory. A great part of the 'osington an/ ghge UMW to already complesed and in opera tion, and the leghlmboe have appropriated funds towards finish ing it. Ilse la bat et and near to the estate, manect ing the AYasMs with this Ohio, and fortuity • continuous chats with the mete railway wens of the union. The pima of speratloas for the development of this estate Is as follows. . .. _ Tin snarl Lano.—A very large part is good farming and grazing land, which it is proposed to all in seLtion.. Krum the numerous embattle= to purchase, It la estimated that sales to a c•maWerable amount will be effected as the formation of the compan . Tim settlenienui on the lends so disposed of will y locrease the value of the smUone reigned. Trinta.—tnen this soiree It is exerted a large amount will be realised. The whole tar is coverri with an abundance of minable timber, of varileug kinds. for which there are ready seekis IV rid rammerative prices OPAL.— Mate abounds la cod or arsitless cherseler and various de•Mga suitable fur domestic and saaabstarlite parposs The Y tesal Esrey prove. tire to be 11111.11.0na. rasa=4 to 13 het in thickness, entend marabout Uwe ean be worked drlveu ire the hill lea. sad at fisammable to A is great orresis in alis trale n t a balm at Mast lea one. lu egg2a l i g= Zl a tels vase relfacisa of DAM 110:1 16 1 1 %Vresi llePi4li rstaarellee Ames Out boa Ow at Oh shosallsw Wale Is Sege quantities on We Mats alth of the but quilly. aleisixese ell Lisselessastiguous thereto . also liallang Star After a careful eurdnellen if tie vetoes Karon at it is gellineted with greet speadlasses that the get g pi= yield m immediate diviase4 of $ to IS par mot per sainue, sod that It will gradually hisses : mho that from the sere of had, shareholders will be rskeheeled their mart capital within a comparatively short period. The Directors bare perilously eamtvaeleti ter Ike parches. I ssah. of this Mem. iachidlng all tram ONO. sad rearm, es the ease of liter,so, of wkic lt w rep4or Mewed Ow has II Isms sweat la obeisant the esmissph to extend the ea& payment. over • series of yeses TWINY been laslellaaasl sad segeovad by Mews barmy, k_ke sal Parsons the ad. Mt sollaltore Is New fork, selected for that parpa. by Moan. lianen, Thome& and Holism., the OMspanri No shareholder will lona my liability beyaad tri wairet ..: the rams allotted be Mat. ... — The Direictors iniend to proceed with tbs (Ty wives ere. ®oua) or•„erailoos el Ihe bs wale hr Auer: -as they are immured will Gba , omit ahem larial he made In t h e wheezed term. • yen ..set will he required to pay Into the bankers of the ten shill per atom number of hares applied Mr, in sushanee for ings which a reeelpt onthe will ha given : s and to male a further payment ut ten shillings pm share ou such awes as shell be allotted to him on allotment to the event of the Dtrei. tors allotting leas than the whole number applied for, the amount paid into the banker, will be applied towards the further pomel. of tea shilliop per share payable on the awe bet allotted, but In cam no allotment he mods, the sacceey so lodged will be forthwith rat reed In full. Pamphlets, giving full details of property, proopectuses, re tr*forms of apprkrae lun fur share. and of banker. r ripta disposils, may be °Maimed from Meson Joshua Hutchinson and Gm Angstooark Tbragmorlaeohnek Landon. broken to the Omegas/ from the aolicitors or at the °Moe of the com• Omni 112. leschureb.street, Loudon, LC., where plans of the properties and various specimens of the coal may bs seen sod ▪ lantimed. TIE (MAT KANAWHA CONPANY (Malted). 11A leneharelcatrat London, KC. Capital, 41011,00 K la 40,101 shares at 46 each. aim* 10.. per Mars on application. TO Till DISIOTOU OF 7112 00111FAIT. GIORIJIMIN,—Hartog paid to tM Baskets of the Company the sum of t being the amount of as damn of Pk pw Aare, I hereby rattan you to strut sr Ara la Ow above Company. a any low maim, Napa Ps Ohs apallaw of the Company. Dated Ulla day of . Address OocupaUos (ff wq) de deserifiks Nu CHARGE MADE for STAIIPINO PAPER sad LK VILDPIII with ARIES, MST, or INITIATE.— ROD/16CW superior cresol-laid adhesive ENVELOPES, 6d. per 100; cream-aid note, full else, Eve quires for ed., thick ditto, live quires for Is. seperflue foolsem R per resia ; serum gaper ea 64. WEDDING CARDS, WEDDING ENVELOPES, INVITA TIONS to the CWIIONY, DLIIIIINEE, sad SALL, PRINTED and STAMPED to SILVER, with ALMS fir CURT In the latest fashion. CALD.PLATZ U.EGANTLY ENOLAVILD and 100 SUTZEPINIQUIDS PAINTED fur ea. 6d.—Oheerve, at HENRY ItODIUUUKIE welkkaowa eetolitiabalsot, PICCADILLY, two doers trans Ilielmilloalrent. NNW MAGAIINI,-11hoer Month, One Shilling , EXPL E B A R. A Landes Ilipzim for Town and Country Harlon, C..urtnetod by Wows AtOLVTLIS MAU, Author et •• W IHlam Hogorth," Me.l4 .— edity Daossuber I. lON. 0 1.1% Float.street. Ready, Nov. 1, with 100 Zeprovlsgs, prime IL &1., INAREER, of an ARTFUL DODGER ; his lJ Art and Artfulness From Ant to last lb* book is full of dudgeries. They concern enrybody, and everybody e ▪ lmald read Them Fortunes made, and fortunes bat, In a breath. That truth le strangur than action this volume power fully 'holm London : George Viskerrn llassi•ecarl, &nod. la Weekly Nuaabon, Twolibier, and In Wootlity Teri% Nir I drartrivet•J a N Tr' 1 6 ° Arta TET 14. 1044 by W. 1. LIMON% 1110. 1.R.0.11., Loudon : llouldoo and Wridli, 0, I'nbrnrto•row. THE PRAIRIE FLOWER. By Ottntavg Anita& Now Publishing la the W1C14:011.1 GMT. The In!Val, changsg. sag wig orligaal periodos' of W ye. Id. Weal/. Loin Asslnnins WI WHOA, 111, Paterssoston.now. ThM dit b cloth, tilde/ ode* pita M . ed ., cloth t, ee , ILLUSTRATED OY'S OWN STORY BOOK : a Volume for Bummer Cloys sad Winter Mega. Specialty adapted for the Bileourag,nrent, Aumeemetit, and leoriattuo of Youth at &bootee at Hums BECKLEYS' SERENADERS. St. Janes a bail, Plooditly.—EVlllT NIGHT at & Ward's atl•r -awe ass adailisilos la.:, aM >a laz-oMee open .1•12, from 11111111.-os, THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, • Mallosni.—Thas liashilalleent. ymenlawitly Mr fer the drown and matchleee beauty of Ha Mara lima oeuldued Ma tloi perfection of He Is • wiN ZVI= LIMNING. Mr. W. M. Packer's toksiodl Band perform nightly selections tree the Opens mod the moue admired sad favourite dam soda. Doan spas as Tight Admission to all parte of the establishment. la. ARG TL L ROOMS, Windmill -slarest, Picea dilly. 11110PINID for the Wiatar tharna, for MGM ?UDR CO11(21111, with thr ortelwatod bawd, astablithed tea years. a. gualwasd 4 w&Mo LEMMA. Dar las at IS .'th. Alltolois la. TEVENB and SON, 78, Biabopiegateirtrest Mara MOB dROM at UM CID DUTY. Pule Sun Ur Weed. lift, >R ; superior, 34, Mr., per dozen : ditto. soperier awl* Us, p a le { olden 540 Bllereles, good, an, al. MS ; dm% soperior pnle golden or brown, 4k.. ene., per d 0..: au* Ow YID Ordlnzlre, •206 20.,110e.. haw. a.c. mama : alarms Megan. hr. nee.. 7ft. Chrinprprik es., Us. ; Moot, Perrier J oar t. eliquot, Me, 723. dims ; Mins* 113021, 233. : ; sr arlildrirn NOTICE. —WIN E 8 sal SP I RIM at RXDUCICD D671111—.11. 111101:0H 4 rat Med Ilat of prima with De. Isiarea rep* past free, es application. Claret Vla ordinals, , bottles lorladed..per dean 111 a. Cliablla Mato Burptudy, Mill lad se Weil@ Inneehela Shen I formerly charred Ma per dozen 2os. See ' limmehold Peet 20s. bath Aides& Port sod Sherry loa sad 244. Smith African Madeira and Amontillado SM. Ma. tun Mrenfrth. U.. 3d. , Darittady Broady, lla per piton llotlaada the very beat. 292. per one dozen ease. samples of any four of the above on nve4pt of $0 stamp. Term, eaah.—A. 111006 H, 29. Strand, Loadam 'MUNN'S MARSALA or BRONTE WINK, at taii reduced duty, t 2.. p r dozen : Li ta. per du dads; tl2 lis. per quarter mak Rail paid to any station In Inisiand. Tlas wise wID be Mend of snperior quality, Y very seri and eld sad. Yoe. fell devoured. Is euttrely fros fres er the ato acidity. Supplied by TEO& Mnt and stra,award ctrl Ind liqueur dereeinida upwards ed 47 yews yaa I. din Had Society of lAncola'send 23, Lamb's Con. W.C. Prase Oats on spplatintkid Metes old pile NPR@ larildl3% Wa pee doses. BARLOWTI BELF- ACTING SYPHON TAP. X* e Mestere at beseereserwtme. es. ed. BALLO . I7III7 I I' "TA-NO.—No mash, or sediment Msteelted takes may he emit a Modred told. To watt emits e mit = dn. Peke frees ea. AUTOMATON CINDSTI EL /Tl:2.—Warranted to save one In et edelepereM. el. MeeraWaP RN& I BAILOWII B.M. s,NES MEAT eIMLIZN.—WiII per ream a wlti. a nk _mad sew • tea et and TA=Wil POTATO xrsdism.. —The emir m. kod to cook those Is Pries It Is. ea N.E. Errs le tAMke ISALLOW, 11. Mem Willis... etre* Inventor and Weeks. It. that his elemesmil eilreet se every article . When an spurious ASAVING of TWENTY per CENT. in the MORTALITY of BMW and CALYX% through the geed Ihee Halfpennyworth d TMORLLY/I COMPOUND to each Aral daily. Radneed .rte.: Rands, widebteg 441 Media with memoir,. 40a . coma ecatalshar 44a Mode, la packets, 4h. Harelage ped to any railway Metals is the United JOlll.lll TliuitLiT the Inventor sad Me Peeprietar i . th = Mama Idals. end lianufattory, Caledonian-reed, Ilrienercen Landow—Agents required in every tows deem aims ere already .pp Antet X. B. —A Pamphlet post free. VOLUNTEER FLASK andBANDWICH CASS COM BI! ED - worn oo trolat-bett, rd eraselltvl to Um minaret the accoutromento—is hid's - parable to every Volunteer. Pr!ceYdd .I"ltrui — wledged by Loeb RaneLoth and Dory, and Colonel Lindsay, to be tee beat tides of the kind Wit Istroduced. ]'a be bad oaly al T. IVu and Bums'. button, military oreaseut and secoutreinout monotartorors, lee, begentatreet, and 3 and a Illeadoseweerit, lades, M. " Three" Oct EL—. Admiral, adielek by Its economy of apace and tightness. far Volusteer and other purposed.' 13L1•1117RI and Pitt:l7lT. .a. dwiled Iwo a war t. at IL MIMI sad soni MI& stead wllb so in immiliddll d attire for Welds sad Java- Miss wi may grab et sasitty. Oiwidwi, a*, daraltillay, sad asildwas aro swaddled with a Yr~rrd prim wbkh c.puld writ nramaannie M Nab an asienalniark — ai air MAW berme — ln Or Ink no bre d. The depookurlsai n dli Z. NOM ardallir Innanaarlieniar sateen= are the TIDE 111=61011 110111111 T end T RA SAT sad CAP and BOOT Tfta umg. ovrzzAL oarrrinnto DePAItICEITB. 11PPOC6 TAILOZING sirAssaourr has been re I= with a .plead Colludes et an newest and choicest kl rendes 12anoteetarin Ammo dda, elegance ot Main nod prompittad• In the mead= OPIUM km tar Ws Departnient a Mee and dal/ Isereadag c !I Inteedd any artiel• ant be elpeow..:„ - a . a .1 1 77.. 2. rt.r the money nursed. tligi and PO" _ llll - 10 :et 11117411A1117AIMENT and Itai• et naidna- w ith Imaa., on She lliallparie sys kis Tbr e Xer r- t L sPfe r wll ‘.. r n i tn al gaalagratrY . /TIN. ^.:a st .5.1 as raissaag NMI. oboe beim le myna wail II o'clock. IL 11410 Tu . ed SON, MILECITA VT ?AMINO, WOOLUIN RAL OUT DINAPIIid, Hanna, 1111.1131.8, IKArr sad dilUi MAXUS. 01INTFITTLIA. — lsaillWine - ssa:-COILXZJI el )W(0610 sail ALDOATI; IfICW OlYUkli.sloo.l', mew 01 llartativa; WAN= a TOTTEN rum RT.II.OAD and EV STO N .ROAD. Coasts" Ifatabbauseste—Tharataa's.liall.llisok 13141sestesak Ileallord, Tortola's. ta. tug opportu nity of reminding their Meads and the public that their new Deane h holoblisiwaeat at the corner of Tottaithavawswiteead and lineteatenwl wet opened en the nth Instant TiIDIPROVID EGO-EYED NEZDLZPI, immed and by A. 0 Bolls. /me 17, lbar, Mneestil England. tram most al the roper • drams sail Wow driers In moll's. or • acompiste assort, INK in natenoso am. otlat bodkin, darol , post free for l A IL ay slang* • Mona discord to boul ado Is aosplos, and hill iserimp paid ma moth of not lon =l. - 4 net riles • very likaisr se Omni and partitioned inalaspay rape. and as slagant gland ire card„ presented to an* snotoraer to the Oxon snout, containing simpliss. also supplied vadis —Adelina A. 0. bAYLII sad SONg, Royal nostUe ladditeb.-1101ablinhad tall) QPIOTACLIM, improved by HARRIS and SOLedl moot earteLay the deal Isftft ennet to maw lank with er pebble% It& ; = ti t si ft r=6ft. bra Geld sad Silver lipoelaeles ea 4 . I. 1 variety, et %rally to. prior& Maniis oB = Lb. St r ea r THOS. HAIM'S and SON t• lbw = id er=ilie m ad . lira MINIM Mr" 14180.14 DECAYED TEETH and TOOTHACHE. IDWAIIYE ENAMEL, tor it decayed Meth, bow. aver lama the cavity. It Is insect In awh MM. , wlthinst prvesura :ZIA, anal hariesrass Int. • white enamel.. it rentatos In the many yurs, rendering extract,. =semen sad acres.- balm dewy. Mycelium sclosed.—hold by MI ,alais MOM. ROUGE SUPERSEDED by RIMMEL'S 01111L2ITAL 1101110CDA, a rolnurtee• maw which lab parte In • NW islatiter $ tleastilul and beraaarteat Woo to tbe compb glee 2a ,by of for 32 slumps RIM NIEL'S ALMA NMI( for beautifully Illustrated and loselouieo.r2oe ad .by poet for 7 swap. Sold by au tbs IL. kill berteumer So the trnaro. 995 t,, Pitrand, awl 24, Cornbill, [Ledo*. sad 17, Boulevard des ltalkaa, Paris. ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, anOriental botanical for inspruving and beautifying the Cosaphaks and M. sn' Th i rroyallyhativulsed and ladle esteemed sped& exerts the mut soothing, (-cubed, and purifying action on the akin: eradicates freebies, tan. ptimpl....pou, dhcoloradou, ad other cutaneous vidtaUoas and render, !be Oda soft , fair, and blending. It obviates all the effects .4 climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and iselaneney or intense add Mat. sad Is asildreally la high repute, feud the sultry a 11.... of India to the frond redid of the crar. Prior Is. di and Os. M. pee bdtle. Caution --ilia words Rowlands' [alpine' ore as the wrapper or each bottle, and their signature, 1 Rowland and noon: in red Ink at foot. Sold at 10. prden, ; and by eimmeleie mod perfumers. AA Dr. F•ILING 11.11111 DY. Kern lIIYOI7II eta LIT= IFlLibb xi= whited ff Ilmorrld latysiblA Ina Ibit WM be k url brasbobbt - b• A 100 to tmo ri ttoun ait r d lbw 4.oo6didet fbL globlysts, Meaner *I the ern. be. No et • indly &perint sued aupgiu. elm& awl as • 'dim 4 . 7111; they an truly the mill la *dr apso•11•• Yid to the stribeek tbe en". liffeil* raw s• owl thrthosith tb• Wu& barrel. opism.—ftes by mod la boxes, la. ltd. sal IL 04. seek be we to sib ter . llostr• 11111aus Led Leer Illb. Me robe Nos seem mom wasp, with - willtut imhort.ll. Jamywitratt.' teyntel •• Yr ottorsatont stomp. QICA HIC1(141O8 PRIVINTIVI—JOZEAUI3 ► OLOOCUIL-41.0 Wiwi at ma *din am known to glum wily whip bps sounitimasit K and bap "Om ant MAY are preeenhod MIMS Itmehel• *Ma 40 and hi seer err sas *dam emeashana Isdarntia Thieleasele of true. Uwe riossimmandsd. isish imait eso is treqully Josses P▪ ar and Paris estl,l lietra woe. the and W hit been miiiimitad to Milo WWI& Slams bas atter mow experiment. ayes hineelt, Indlssomerlas hreelleshle speak, which be Gem to the pulls with Um ninsind samidanne of 'se mis and teen ssearamse at Way. Ned br O. Jamas, French 46, MAW. Leeihea, sae th, Asa K. idushttai l'arin at s W. P er boa . tree by past, ts.l4. lb. &dinning testimonial haa hem S4I •. oar.— I ham awe pisesens In balm ebb ft Man that my last trip war Use tea was unattended with muddiness. I took throe of lour pills with perfect saccesa.—Yuan, A* , . J. W,, J. r. cm mat " Eaton titian. July 1, lee' Loadoa: Wad aN Irk, U. t1..1. sat. This day an entirely MOW week sever bean published. dedicated Join wed Daniel Peerealer, ar Wilfam with Th. beleetive's DIARY an EX-DITICTIVE. 1...ad0s . Ward and Leek 114 Inse‘drioL Thus day pries es , with ..mail boud. frail. he, THE I L OODED SNAKII : l► Story of the limset Panes. By WATIII PluLtawa N.B. Upon this marvellously Interesting book th. nsw Drury. Las drama of " A Story of the '46" Is founded . Loads& Ward and Leek, 168, lisalestresn Just published, TIISEA SKS of the SKIN, with Photogra_phio IllustraUena, price Is . post, fie, . airillKlN DISCARD sod their REM EDINA. es. ed. ; 11/0 0 1u 1 / J 11 J‘.DAN. M D . Licantasto of Um Royal at my • lkiluburgh, Member of the Korai Collage of Bargees% England. Re. Published tag John Churchill, to be had tram t h e Author only . Consultsibuis daily. from 10 tot and from 6 to e, or by appotntiocut.-211. lioorsostrort, lisouveroquato NM WO= NY TM AVTBOII 07 "11N11511111140 CHELDZIN," «TIIIIINII/7117 oI LIM" 155-, WILIt Bled PrantArgerue and Vbette Tltla by InnuneMill, AN ENGLISH YEOMAN. Dews tem We la tbolitlastasatb Century. By Matta Loom Canausworrs. tinky, Jackson, sad Hallklay, sa, Fleabdrest. With Mi Dairay lags, cloth, price la, Tag ENQUIE3II CHILDREN ABROAD. By Ms Author of " Banana's Bible Movies, &c. Bosky, Jackson, sad Balliday, 54, Fleet-street. RIIGHING P TIVarI cb Ara ". BAILLM, ° Parochlal Soikoelmaitsr, North Britain, and oloowhers. WM. J. PrZWART. - li4;ale — y - , tiackaan, arid Halliday, fri, Fleet street. With trootttpleen Mos k cloth. Ni c t i gAgy BROOK'S NSW WORK, the end the KANO; It just reedy. : Jackson, end Beady, td. llestntreet. 11110 lreatlapicas, prke Ss. al" CHILDRZN at HOMY. By Um. CALSY Tbotuand. Ueda : e•dq, Jerboa, sad Halliday, U, itestatreat. • wan irraaraisea M ea*. WORILING and WA.ITING. By Mu CAI= lsook.—lls fourth nossucl. Loucks : Nem lhookoos, sod Nalliday, us, Insitsliwcfc. Wlth Frontlipton. price IS& cloth. 0 M E MEMORIZS. i 43 4"- 1 1.°°v- - ne litNurs°4 Jost ptildishad, plea poshfrew to sa twelve for 12 'tam ps, AMEDICAL I,BBIY on the CAUSE and MU of ?Lmans DMICLIIR., with plain direction. fee pailhet rattelation to Millefosur, being the result of twenty.eve years' successful arsdatis is the treatment of Shot peculiar term of nervous Oasis, which tends to embitter and shorten life. By Dr. J. L C UM% Id, Albeimarie-ellert, Picca dilly. London. Sold by Mann, le, Corn= Kant sad Co., 211., Taternoder-row. Just published. price la. by poet It stamps. DRBRIGHT'S MANUAL, on Nervousness ;nd Pranksters Decline. and the means to be map= order effecter/0p to retain or regain primitive vigour sad in every elms of Ws and ander all circumstance. Each mese and effect bee bass carefully studied and analysed by per— sonal oteereallen to the irartons Continental and Initial boa. pilule, as Mee inS 4 te prsetice. By RALPIi Mazur. ILD., Licentiate of ths a t Physician; Member of the Boyd College of nu= Ile. : J. Mos, 110. Werwica-lees. MiTatio) iLIrAN BOARD OP WOW The usual meeting of the Board of Works was held yesterday, in the Council Chamber, ; J. Thwarran in tbe chair. The ia13;41 STM;;;;IIt woo presented, which pw the following cash balances in the hands of the treasurer : Cur- rent accounts. 49,3971. lfh. 3d. ; deposit accounts, 199,0001. ; total, 248,31171. 10s. 3d. ; government securities, 17,1961. 6s. ld. . . . . . — i;eport wee presented from the committee of the whole board on the bill for the amendment of the Metropolis Local Management Act. The report recommended that the bill should be ralatreilmed In the same form as it bad left the House of Commens Ir needon, with the exception that the slaws whirls seniebt anedietribution of the Rock Lean, and which hod been *wok out ci the bill hy the select committee, be Apia re-inserted in the Dew bill. Mr. CARIPILUL moved that the report be adopted, the median_ being mosadwd by Vt . lawnew, ILP. Mr. Dwpriq HAIIIOOI mewed as aD amendment that copies of the bill be mat to each member of the end that of it be adjourned to the aarood meet' In Mr. LENIJII seconded the amendment. Mr. FIZOIAN oenteaded that this amendment wee only =l; , t forward for the purpose of delay, and to defeat the of any bill whatever m the next session. The amendment was negatived by a majority of 29 to S. Mr. Lyons moved en amendment that the clause respect. log the redistribution of the Rock Loan be omitted from the lA. Mr. DAMAN seconded the amendment, contending that the pariah be repraiented had been most unfairly treated, Mu mach em they hod paid 5,0004. more than they had received in sewerage works, and now it was sought to increase the *intim by • reclistribation el the Rock Loan,whitth would ineeleedisme is the payment of 4,0001. additionaL After Ems dramon, the amendment was tiapMeed try a twalerity ci 14 to 4, end the original motion was pat and *Mewl to. ../ l ort wee evesivet . t the anteratir received Ob the of 1860. The total amount of the precept s wee f17, 7 a. fe. 9d., of which 64,208/. 9a. had been received, leaving outstanding 6.4,711/. 17s. 9d. • It was also ordered that the defaulting parishes be in- formed that unless the outetaudiog amount+ an paid within fourteen days the board would take steps to enforce the earns. In reference to the stoppage of the works of the middle level sewer by Mr. Roe, the contractor, n report wu received from Megan. Hunt and Slophenoon, which stated that Mr. Roe had been paid more than he was legally 'Milled to ander his mutes& Mr. CUMULI, moved that Mr. Roe, having failed to execute tbseastrairt with due diligence, and having declined to pressed with the works, the boast invite tenders for the 111111011iiIIM al the said works from other contractors; that the speeded's' be laid before the board at their neat meet. ing, and that their advertisement. be issued soliciting tenders. -- I'be7tnotion was put and agreed to. Some other busman was disposed of, and the board adjourned. POISONING BY GREEN PAPER-HANGINGS. We briefly noticed • day or two since the death, am mentioned in die Iteghtrar-Gemears report, of Clarence W. f i ite s a of Wilain Thackersh Fay., of Beres ford ifja, egad three years and • half. The Lamest $ .4Maßa of the case, and u the subject is asset esuilunible bapurtaboe we place them before Our maim The midical atimedeet of the family stated that be was celled to visit the child on Thursday wonting, the let indent, being Informed that it was in • tit. On bin arrival the convulsions had ceased, but the little boy was in a semboometeas state. He learned that the child had felt ,hilly, and had been sick, had refused his breakfast, and. therefore, had takes nothing since his supper on the previous evening. He had fallen from the rota two or three days previously and there ins a very slight bruise apparent on the fiirshemL In the evening the symptoms seemed to be ennewhat relieved by the remedies administered, but during the night be became inceseively restless ; and another child (a little sister) being also seized with convulsions, followed by violent *creaming and copious dysenteric discharge from the bowels, the medical gentletuau was again sent for, and on snivel found the child ant affected in • elate of collapse. Think ing the appearances suspicious, and the more so because three more before both these children bad been almost simultaneously attacked in a similar manner, he began to earth more minutely into the cauess likely to have given rise to these seizures, and discovered that they had, during the last few days, been playing with their toys iu the cup board of the brealjfast quota, which room was papered with • green flock paper • that tweet three days previously they bed boon around by h'elpiin to dear out one of these empboards, zed that the little ligbed rucked • piaos of lace which he found amongst the bias sad toys there. These circum stances seeming to 'infirm his suspicions, be directed the evacuations to be preserved, and sent them to Dr. Letheby for analysis. Meanwhile wary effort was made by the ap plication of warmth, administration of ammonia, and con stant supplies of warm milk to rally the little fearer, but of no avail. Alternations of repose and violent titanic con vulsions continued during the day and he died thirty-eight hours after the eomntesmemeot of the attack. A pest aserteat examination was performed, and the stomach With in; eon. tents, part of the lien, sad the sigmoid flexure of the colon, were forwarded to Dr. Letheby, and at the Milne time partials of the gre en paper. Dr. Letheby'e report wee ma follows : The paper le coloured with arsenide of copper, or &hassle's green ; sail it is so loosely attached to the surf:we that it brushes off moat readily. The quantity of poisonous pigment amounts to nearly one-third the weight of the paper, and therefore it is highly dangerous iu its nature. I hare exandoed the stomach, and had that it contains distinct evidenoss of arsenic ; so also do the liver and the evacuations ; but the quantity of the poison in the lest two is not nearly so larp as that in the stomach." The Coroner remarked that he and a son had experienced headache from sitting in a roma hew with such paper. The jury rektreed a verdict to the West thee Clarence William King lad been peioned by the ithalation of arsenical tames which had esaaped ban the peas paper of a certain sitting-room, and tried the nom teetarer of such paper had been guilty of vary tanker earl culpatie conduct. " Mr. Frederic Jones has published a set of Stereoscopic Views of the Interior of the Chapel Royal of IL GeorgsVe, Windsor. They me of remarkable merit. The depth of load dark colonnade., with the simile obscurities sad sod ilseSsi Seabee of Ilaht, le rendered with a Oddity So mean seeb squelbsi by anything we herr ever seen in stereoecopes."—Athe emu. June 20, is% " Highly interesting and valuable."—Dmitr Wows The eerie. complete as) scot hoe on rroog o , o L l l. l oo4- odkeorder far re., or two maniples for 94 II end kw esportatlon —Frederic Jones. lea, 'Word street. Imudes. nearly opposite hood stnat.—iadiertnenicot I (Stamped, ld. Additional.) THE FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON THE TRENT VALLEY RAILWAY. --•-- GARIBALDI AND raw SNOLISH NEWSPAPBB PRAM. ATHEINTONE, IIMAT EVIDIEW. I Before leaving Naples General Garibaldi sent to From informatra we have been stabled to obtain from the gentleman who for twelve years has been the correepon the officials and others with whom war reporter has come dent of the Erpreu in that capital his portrait by lira in contact, and which, from the excitement which prevails, let, with an inscription in his own handwriting, expressing is neceseuely of a very imp e rf ec t cher cc t e r, it appears that his deep sense of the service oar correspondent had ren s cattle train from Ho:yrood was proceeding along the dared So the Italian canoe. In paying this deserved oompli. line en route to Peterborough ; and about 2 o'clock meet, the General shows as much magnanimity as discern this morning the driver was in the act of shunting en to went. Our oorrespondeut has indeed been a firm friend to a siding situated on the down line, sad about a quarter of Italian freedom and independence, but he has never a mile above Atherton., in order to allow the Scotch hesitated to express a frank opinion on the leading actors mail, which was then due, to pass, when, before the goods of the revolution whenever their conduct ham seemed carriages were clear of the main line, the mail train tame to call for censure, without regard to any man's favour or up at a tremendous speed. A fearful collision ensued. Four w av e. of the hind carriages of the cattle train were shivered to pieces, the fragments being strewn shoat in every dim' tion. The engine and tender of the presager train were I also easigletely smashed, and wens thrown aver into the ditch, thamarive coupling chains being snapped asunder as thank they were mere wire. are presented immediately after the collision wee, of the most harrowing description. The line was strewn on both the up and down rails with the debris ; the frog.), manta of the broken carriages were lying about literally in splinters, together walla the reroutes of • number of bulloolo, which had been crushed to death. On removing some portion of the debris, the bodies of no leas than nine persons were recovered, nearly all at whom were quite dead, the others only surviving a short time. It "'rinser, WS awes of lb. ileums* were the I drovers in charge of the cattle, who were in the break at the end of the train, and it is believed were asleep at the time of the collision. The break was one of the carriage. which were broken to piper, and there is no doubt most of the poor fellows were killed on the spot, their injuries being of a shocking character. It is a most providential circumstance that none of the passengers in the mail train sustained any injury, with the exception of a few braises and doubtless • severe shaking. We are enabled, positively, to state that none were so seri ously injured ea to be unable to proceed on their journey whet the line could be cleared. The aroma attached to the engine oonnected with the Mail inlay the only 'armlet of the company who lost his life, was, at first, supposed to have escaped ; but as he was not to be found a further search was instituted, and the body was eventually got out from under the engine and tender, together with the eansee of • bullock, both being nearly roasted by the fire of the eaglet% and dreadfully raided by the hot water. The exact nature of the injuries received by the deceased I men has not yet been eacertairied. Their names are : John Macdonald, Edward Macdonald, Jamee Talons, John Talons, James Hickey, Andrew Darby, Alem, and one person whose &me is unkeown. All the foregoing are drovers, and were in the break at the tiros of the collision. The name of the fireman ia James Cherry. The following are the injured, sad the nature of their injuries : Patrick Foy, 34, cattle owner, of Bing's County, Ireland—contusion of face and left breast, and fracture of leg; not dangerous. Thomas Cooning, about 60, cattle drover —erre scalp wound, with concussion of the brain and probable fracture of the skull ; also fracture of ribs ; not likely to recover. William Hill, 24, post-office clerk eatineeted with the mall train—severely shaken. George Smith, Zi, also post-oar clerk connected with the mail traiu--severely shaken. Mr. Hawker, post-office clerk — slight concussion of the brain and generally shaken. Seve ral other persons ware also severely shaken, but were able to proceed upon their journey. Mr. Oliver Pemberton, surgeon to the General Hospital, Birmingham, and several other gentlemen, particularly Mr. Fox, of Atherstone, were unremitting in their atten tions to the sufferers. In addition to the damage done to the property of the company above stated, three other cattle trucks were much broken, as well as the van in which the post-office clerks were engaged in sorting letters. About 29 beasts were killed, or so injured as to reader their immediate slaughter • v- The accident is supposed to have arisen from the detwer M the r." 111 train not having observed the signal'. The chief signal is so plead that, supposing hg pad gem it, theee would not have been time to lave avoided a col. Ilion, the oiditif on which tae pttle train WY . being shunted being situated round a ,:r ° the line, so that the train could hardly have been visible to the driver until he bad approached within • short distance. The 'iced-nun avers that be put on the auxiliary signal about a quarter of a mile further down the line. Whether this be so or not will doubtless be a matter of inquiry at the inquest. In any owe gross carelessness must have been committed either by the en gine-driver or the signal-man. It is most certain that the train was being driven at • very rapid rate at the time of the collision. It is also a matter for inquiry why the cattle train was not detained at Tamworth, to which station the advance of the mail train wee doubtless telegraphed, in stead of being allowed to proceed without sufficient time to get safely shunted on to the siding at Atherstotie. Mr. Cswkwell, the traffic imager of the company, to gether with other officials, inspected the wine of the seed. dent in the course of the day ; ae did Mr. Alfred Carter, the coroner for the district, and we have no doubt a strict inquiry will be instituted. A number of railway labourers were employed dining the morning in clearing the line, and removing the debris on to the eintenkmcnt, both the up sad down lines being re-opened fur traffic by shout 10 o'clock. Among the passengers, we understand, were the Duke and Duchess of Montrose, who were, of course, very much frightened by the ocearrence, though we are informed that such was the instantaneous nature of the shock, that the passengers were UIIIIWO/0 that anything half so serious bad happened. (From the Staffordahire A deo( Wer.) As slay began to dawn, the extent of the damage be came more apparent. Melina and embankment were strewed with the wreck of the 00ilia100. The top of the break van was thrown on the top of the engine. Axlekrass, wheels, springs, the sides and tops of trucks, and splintered wood were found mingled in strangeconfusion with dead and dyingbeasta, several of the latter of which were slaughtered where they lay by the butcher. Twenty-nine fine animals ware disposed of during the day to the butchers of the town at a noruitud price, and the remainder of the herd were taken on to Nuneaton, where another died, making 30, in addition to others, which it will be necessary to slaughter. Considering the extent of damage done, the general debris was perhaps less than usual on such occasions, and before nine o'clock in the morning both lines were cleared. . . _ . . . The eogine-driver of the mail is stated by poliee-officer Blimow, who witnessed the collision Irons the bridge, to have jumped off the engine to the embankment, and although much shaken, thus saved his life. He, however, states him. self that he was thrown off, and hut consciousness of what took place until he was trodden on and braised by the cattle. The guard of the cattle train is injured, but not seriously. During the day, Dr. Pemberton, of Birmingliani;the nom. pany's medical officer, arrived, and visited the injured par ties, and every possible effort was need to alleviate their sufferings and tend to their consfortiunder the sad circum stances. Too much pram cannot be rendered to Mr. W. Pox, whoa' residence is near the top of the embankment where tht collision took place, for the hospitality and kind. nem be showed to the Injured and other pamengers until they could be removed or sent on. Amoopt the passengers in the mail train were the Duchess of Menthe* and the Dake of AthoL The duchess was entertained at the house of Mr. J. Baker, the steward of C. H. Bracebridge, Seq., until a chaise was procured from the Lion Hotel, in which, accompanied by her maid, she drove to Nuneaton, and telegraphed to her noble husband, who was to have met her at the Easton Station. Alderman J. Bancroft, of Manchester, and Matthew Lyon. Seq., of Stafford, two of the directors of the can. pay ; Mr. Oawkwell, Übe general manager,; Mr. MeOomodl, looovoothre member ; Mr. Drew, superiatendeat of W bask Mr. Woodhouse, engineer of the permanent in,; sod Mr. Dudley ParSOUL foamier of the plods' depeetweat, were es the spot during the greater part of WI 411 h lee the pu pa. ot inquiring into the cause of the needies t. awl WNW lag general superintends's*, in the seouwery An inquiry into the cause of the accident will Lks place immediately, and uutil that is done it would be impeoper to mat blame oa mums. We may state the signal-ma at the atatiou 1111•111i4 that he signalled the driver of the mail train, which statement is corroborated by others, whilst the driier himself denial that such WWI the cam. Meet serious blame must attach somewhere in allowing • tattle train to precede the mail at so short • distance as to preclude the ia edibility of its being shunted before the latter ran into it. [TWOPENCE • GARIBALDI ar CAPRBRA. A correspondent of the Lombardia says " Talking of Garibaldi, I also have something to tell you with respect to the grand and ambitious projects with. which his mind is said to be teeming. I happen to know that the hero of Caprera lately wrote to M. Charles Bosley, ex.representative of the department of the Cites du Nord, instructing him to send him a corn-mill (windmill or hand me], as Caprera has no watercoarse),which wiU cost Mfr., together with two milliners, wroth 600 fr. This mill is to do duty at INprera." Another paper, the Cazetta di Torino, gives no some par ticulars of Garibaldi's landing In his little island home. "Garibaldi," it says, "has arrived at Caprera. He ap peaie extremely happy, in the first place, because he hag resigned the management of affairs at Naples into the hands of the King gokistwomo ; secondly, because ho is finally free from the numberless petitions with which ha was pes tered. He speaks with enthusiasm of his regained freedom, and. he has been anxious to extend it even to his three war horses, which he with his own hands unsaddled and un bridled, and allowed freely to run about the country the moment he set foot on his own isle. So eager was the Dictator to be free from all cares of state, that he with his own hands loosened the mooring cable of the vessel which was to waft him away from Naples to Caper. He expresses, however, the greatest faith in the future cC i Italy, and in the character of King Victor EmmanueL" THE NEW GOVERNMENT AT NAPLES. Signor Arbil, the Viceroy at Naples, has addressed a report to the King, in which, after dilating on the general aims of the new govern ment, vs.: the inco rp oration of the new provinces into the United Kingdom, and at the same tune their protection against undue centralisation by develop ing their local life, he says : It will be ray duty to establiah both material and moral order, which have been overthrown not only by politics } changes, but by the corrupting end fatal influences of tics former government. The public conscience vAI bad guernatess of the justice and honesty of the new government in that liberty and that publicity whieh, in etmd of weakening, strengthen a restorative adininirtratfon. There are peat wants to be eatidied in a country in which material intonate have been neglected in order that the intellectual and moral development of the people might be more easily arrested : some of these wants will receive I immediate satisfaction. Many other advantages may be expected from the spontaneous influence of the new instate. tions, from liberty, and the industrial qualities of the pee. I shall give careful sal prompt attention to the projects of great public works, the improvement of the modes of communication throughout the country, and the improvement of agriculture and manufactures ; I shall pay particular attention to the reformation of the popular in struction, with a view to a more intinuite union of the dif ferent classes of society; I shall also give may care to the public charity, which I. nut worthy of the name unless it gives to the poor not only bread bat some moral training and some feeling of human dignity. I should be an unworthy interpreter of your Majesty's senti ments it I were nut to nowt the oonscasuom and the hapset opinions al all sea, and if I were not to conduct my admi nistration in that spirit of concord which can be dearer to no one than to you, who am the symbol of the roamed of Italy. I shall Mks as my example the noble words which your Majesty pronounced on opening that parliament in which eleven millions of Italians found themselves united for the fleet time ; and I shall bow in mind that nothing lought to survive from our past straggles but the memory of our common misfortunes and car cumulus love fur Italy. rim EMPEROR 2v1P 04 ...LEON AND TES PRO PUSS!) rum tir r ,iEß EXCURSION TO PARIS. We have neon : veil the following communication from Mr. Klotz itowsoll, editor of the Treaty ; " Sir,—l take the liberty to communicate to you a second letter which I have had the honour to receive from M. Moe guard, secretary to the Emma. Napoleon. Allow me, on thin occasion, to declare that, in preeenee of this letter and of the passionate opposition of a large 'lumber of journals to the project of an excursion of volunteers to Paris, I must put an end to all aorta of mime in this direction. If this project has assumed an official character, it is only became different persons, inspired, without doubt, with the beet possible seutimente, and influenced by the views of the government, have taken part in the journalistic warfare which has arisen. As for w ed!, I have been exclusively guided in everything I have said and done by a good intention and by the love of truth. My purpose has been to call forth, at a moment wheat the treaty of commerce and political circunistanoes appeared to we to have definitively secured the Anglo-French alliance, some public fraternization, at Paris, of French men an d Euglisionen. Such a frateruisatiou appeared to me to be most easily brought about, and most to the purpose, between the English volunteers and the National Guard of Paris. As it will not take place now, it might, perhaps, take place in the spring, when the weather will be more favourable, and when the coin. menial relations between Prance and England will have bed sufficient time to establish themselves on a footing of firm international friendship. lie that as it may, in spring, as well as at any other time, I shall always be ready to assist in carrying out a project of this kind, be it undertaken by the volunteers, or any other clue or corporation. The advan tageous conditions and facilities which I have nioceeded in obtaining from the Emperor's kindness, and from the generous feeling of the railway companies, will remain lasting acquisitions for the benefit of those who, at whatever period, may enter upon the idea of making a corporate excursion to . . _ . - -'The following is ktranslation of M. Mooquard's letter:— " Sir,—Wheu you wrote to me to solicit the Emperor's •istribation of your project it wus a proposal of a charsoter Cher private, which his Majesty could not oppose, and, beei ea, he would have received with cordiality men who had inscribed on their banner ' Deemer and not Defiance.' But sines you hays Ghana to make of your project an official affair the Euglish journals have tnixtel themeelves op with it, and have ye n to a simple excursion proportions which have cha its chorister. After this, the Emperor it will be not to pursue soy further an idea the iuitiativo of which lie, nevertheloa, thank, you for having taken. "Pray receive, sir, the expression of my most distin guished sentiments.—The Secretary of thu Emperor, Chief of the Cabinet, " itocounito. "Mr. Roswell (Rowsell), London." Ttii GARIBALDI SPACIAL FUND.—TIic perform ance announced for the Studied Theatre, opposite the Estero Counties Railway, Shoreditch, on Tuesday evening, November 20th, has been promoted by friends of Italy to the district, as a benefit for the Garibaldi Special Fund, in tended to defray the expenses of equipping and seeding out the British legion. In consideration of the local interest thus evinced, and the public object to be thus served, the Landau antral committee of the above fund solicit us to notify to our readers the date of the performaine, which the coin yof the theatre hope to render attractive, lade penden of its patriotic object. in Tun uoarrualAL SYarrnsi. —Two of the actions involving the question of the legality of the proctorial sys tem, will come on for heariag in the Court of CommonPlem at Westminster Hall, before special juries, during the sit tings alter the present term, which cannuinee on the 27th iesa. The cue of " Kemp v. Neville," which, it u ill ha remem bered, wee made a remanet at the conclusion of the minim, in June, stands mooed on the list. Mr. Mein Janne, Q.G., Mr. Lush, Q.C., and Mr. Conch will appear forth° phdutiff, instructed by Mr. Ccckerell, of Cambridge ; Sir Fitzroy Melly, Mr. O'Malley, 4,C., and the Hon. George Denman, are instructed by Mimes . Fuller and Saltwell, of Carlton Chambers, Regentotreet, on the part of the defendant. The third aces ea its list is " Ebbon v. Neville," the plain tiff being one of the young women captured in the omnibus on Parker's Piece last January.. Mr. Thonnoi Cooper, soh ei_t_ar, of Cambridge, has instructed ou h,r behalf Mr. RCN& James, Q.C., Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., end Mr. Naylor. The defendant will probably be mpreseuted by the same counsel as in " Kemp v. Neville."—CambrUkte Indef. ! i4cmi. LIB'S HOSIXOPATIIIO COooA. Its delicious aroma, gragehd moodiness, snit larlueratiug power have pro cured Its mural silositioo as a bnAkte.t beverage. 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