The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-13 00:00:00

.\_ESPAPER . -. , - -, -, ...... •• / :-• - • ' :- /- - )/7.; ..: • 1 / 4 - ' 4"' 4-. ;7:4'i • / 1 . ...1 ... , _ . 1A... • 4.. / A. 0‘ &. 1. L.... ". 91 1 , t . .. , . 1 ASS,4O.:. i .' e 4 .r 4- ',/ . / Tt t (4 1 j .....c . ' I -- I rt% , ____ It -- (Stamped, Id. Additional.) Na 4,760.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18. 1861. [TWOPENCE DErITT anSI IIth)RICS AUSTRALIAN LINE •I. t 41111 . —Y.,r 4 YIt%KY LMn tto san punctually •, r ti. _4h Nettrytlther. ta11.,,-_ at 11)111.,itth t.. . .41 tier 1.1 Ilro.ah r , ti. •pleti,ll.l 11011 clipper . 1 •I II 11I.L • %..11 .\ 1 t.q. 13 years I.o.otHrlng to Intitlut 0t . .1 ••••tta . t 2t0.1 Irma lytng in the FAA& ~,A i* It 11 tit% Coottstan.ler. This has just .......I h I,lr .Ito bass hill ; , o.llt 1.4.6..n0•r5. In. sir? • k - no. ~t freight Of pomp . 11 4, • tie Y. 1: ELLATI.I..IIII otirtter3. Vora. street. Liao. , .ri.. Da% Irr rad )14 1 0 11 11X, ft, Hilliter street. T ELEGRAMS for INDIA, CHINA, and THE eAsr geserally. are fteriTe4 RErTkit'l TELMRII . ii OPTIC', and transmitted by tele graph direct Irma Lotman. to ales...lris. Slid throat& all the t ogtleag tea graph lbw, it. Italia wool Australia.—For poll. Wars apply at KU IMES Tekignkiph 11111.33. I. Keys) Idachalate.buildt lap. Le. MR. and Mrs. GERMAN REED, with Mr. JOHN PARRY, TO-NIGHT, in their bar *NTS& TAINSIENT ) and every evening :except 3Wt )at S.—Mors- Repny.entations Thursday and Saturday, at 11, at dee Zorai (141fery of ilinetration, 14, Regeuhellreel—lhotegerwi 11 bg.: tient. SA stall chairs , seeared la advattoo NS a the *Jul at Zama. C'raaasr, lkate, and Woad% 1101, Argent-street. 1 TNLEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. 0121711101 TELEGiums.) MUSIC. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. BONDS. --CORK and YOUGHAL RAILWAY COMPANY. NOME I+ HUI MY tiIVEN. that the lu VS 4.? ode piny LaVoie due at the 15th awl 311th Imt.. •nd MI the I‘t .1 Dectinher etzt re.i.e..tivety. Intuit be petecuted its PAYMENT, d'ha) pre‘e. o tle der, a: the banking-houre Hewes. 111 1 1 1. Mal, and Cu., Lundus.—By eolee. C. ISANNA, Sersdary. 176, GresheehAeose, Nov.!. 1661. DEATH OF THE KING OF PORTUGAL. LISBON. Nov. U na Ring of Portugal died to-day. The Duke of Oporto succeeds him. EWER and Co.'s MUSICAL LIBRARY.— country subscribes receive Your Oahe& worth ..f Stele at the time. Yoe terms refer to E%l at and Co.'s Album Leers, presented gratis sod post tree.--37, Regent-street. London. ) 1. . % -t . 1 . 1 1.1 :4171 " 7 1 . 43 1 1 11 PM °II I ,I4 ;t :S DLIFT PH I LLILPLAN LINE toma , • ••, wII Immo Iktlbh 'with ship LADY t. .• ILIO. A 1 main./ sr.. D. timber mod Soon -..-1 r WM. U. J 1:1:1 M I.LL. l'ouunau.itr. lying U. lb. .. t . to. L.. This ...w. 41.1....1 awl resd:sr trioltr has a D.ll BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK ;the original fur marking on Linen, Silk, or Cotton. Re quires no preparation. *nil is by far the Lest. Notice.—Ohserwi that no aispenny size of We genuine has ewer yet been prvpanod, and that each hottle ln.o the address on the label. tn, Long lane, West muitimekl, city, RA' where It may be obtained wholesale and retail. and at next drugglaiii. medicine venders, stathawra, te., In Use ralted Kingdom. Prim It per bottle. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Nov. 12. The Prewssische Zeitung of to-day Las news from Warsaw, announcing tho seizure of 15,000 muskets in a convent on an estate beloning to Count Zamoyaki. brit owe me ...wow .ante for ootbot pwww —r— oweroCitaol ;It, as .ap, re t„."5 reyon•ol —For terms of r pwewe• apply to Mr. If. ONLLATLY. with the menet; to.ot. Usiehowee. oe 4.IWNITT awl ifOltalt. 11. Miller •• IPITT and ,Nll4 KiREN AUSTRALIAN LINE • r.ttic —For AMA flylt Meet Irk libeliahrr . tJrr fa.4•4411/04 How tow. U. J %it riN. Casein: M Ur J.,4 hem fte thy • ro -lowa Out, ese la. lowtootlhil abermearshama ke sib • ow. awl la flos . teol too woke a welch nes set—For mar ow porgy apply to DIEV ITT sad 111001 LI. 11. IMP VOA LS. —By Screw Steamers and Rail way.- 1110111111tY aad KING4LAND ORAL DEPOTS.—No Maas/firs. arrretaria; Trarrlk-renr Moab —LEA and Cult pries fur Hatton and Lonld , at W last lee.: coal la la• wnrld, direct fr..cn the 4.4lieries by arrow oteanwrs, In patio. pay 10. nn.ler any petest Hartlep.•4, tea ; heat mall, Ito Inland , I.) railway ;--ItEkaar" fEa and tie.. flay llama YEA and .I; medry. 19a. Hartley.. 17.. al., nrt cask. ItrErtard. wrrencd. 10 any part oh orders Ilnrt L. LEA and (3111 PAS t'hict Wham Earth London Mama, Statioas, Illesboury. Islington, or Clagalaud. CAUTION.-WATHERSTON and BROODEN V recommend the public to have the Carat Gold stated on the invoke—. Yine Gold and Pure Gold,' is applied to Jewellery, being a delusion. WATILEYMPIII and HIPUIDEN'S (SOLD CHAINSI, and all articles manufactured by them, arc sold upon thu principle, and at the manufacturers prime. Manufactory. 16, Uesulettautreet, Coven W.C. Assays made of chains and Jewellery .or la each.—.4.B. fl estabilihment chose at a In the evoslay, sad on Saturdays at 1. The prior of the convent, several priests, and the bailiff of the estate, were arrested. The latter declared that the coant had no knowledge of the fact that arms had been stored iu the convent, and said that lie himself had received them at the request of the priests. " Similar seizures have been effected at other places. MK CALCUTTA, ca = ll ing at MA DRAIL—The 1 ., J. 41041 i=lloii l Inioaa Obe pomogiem aw am . Tun skip. WO exiesidy kr as boils his bon lboriaildy ism Irsiiiiesseimmodmilei aid WI carry as expiriaissil sows, aid a th. otylr• will be aelionl *very da weak •• en d a• safilkari stemerwinds Thigs. Taw tarimaillt -41.• Mame Zia ta.n wadies sa. I JarA Aiwa Usl W. V. IMININEVIII. Prn I .. 14t= ez US 01. II Yanks an W ...ss I MI T. Thornhill prow able% da lane rrrrad thus arlialkdoss rift Isoft So 11+n Al ULA Y aid Os. U. Pala iestaspau. UM. Mrwra A LYIULLI lIIIITt sod ,00. US, or at the allitis at tip ill USW sad Alas novonany WOW. e. lady. IC . Wan opplievitim for owl ranee r 111arrua Ws wren Wahl br /err _ SKIIAILD 50. w.,. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN curras boo LONDON Dircn I.IIO.NIWUNS Nroviracher. cocaina" mans I. On ainii Indio wiM Ur Mk maim pcinknoly full. Ur Mack 7 01. — CW, UN Gam IWOrlll.Cmneader. This high-elate clippie, A I at Umpire kw 13 yeare..lnat returned tor WM ...yes.. Alan oweilommed eppettinitire ship : re el One and wiersi geode, mad impieto areoeun.dati..n for ' elem. al prwragers. Visaed" warrants taken la pert Ousel -VIOILY ambit Sr.. the leak Derrraber. the unrivalled vlef tiriconaw. tow tunathe Want ship in the aping trade, , • rsiltXtdAwn% i'wonwnvlvr . . . . _ gl ILANALILIID embark paaeroaara at °ruralised. ‘..eusher • urrus. LIN tor, Corareatuler. curiae as -.mod magoon. sod IMO at Plymouth ml. a.. at Awe hr ps. I culatOe of emit him.t. Airbag mob r- rn ben Philmont t Auursha m n day" To be hi. :7 t ail . .ZttLAND park. t tor ISt It Deemabor. by the Mom This hvantilul rit.royal mall Nip tar Nei •tatss+l trim • voya,.. with poor own to tiaooftakhad. :I V. Couniumbeen of tiulgrall.os. rat sin be peadvally tedelkse. . . . . h freight for PQM. I . - uo.pc.4 A.m. ply So JAM&4 . I M. lIIACKA! tad Co, Nal ILTENBRS. MONEY WIORAM aad SONS' (ol las‘kwaU yawl. Lose, LINZ d PACK sans to MLA /or ransoms" Port ME* Dina (to Ism co Docks as WED \ N•mornboß soillos at Pty. oath tLs loaaolar..nt clipper skip al 11PROLL LIN low +edit, J DORI' N MARTI'S, Coutsalwlwr; Wolfs Sho Zaa •da Docks. liar acemourolaUwao Iwr dl cimoso of peosswesys . easurpases4. sod Moo wIU s • bwiipit at apply lo e lM i lk i == rsoit7 • with ern. %Nue) W l / 1 1111111 rod Mo. 114. drawl— Ylwaleplo Ay this Uwe et whole an tootord frost r.ldlcitas b Plyswouth Nit. tat troonoidre Ism and ✓eoad•elar Nr third-dos tom Y STEAM COMMUNICATION to t IW R i I i KL w Yolk Merl —The LI TIMPOOL NSW TO owl PIILADELPHIA OTTO MARI, COMPANY Wood Wit Akilipewww.l Iron &row Noun tip.. sawn at RYA onehorkpromenenaaddeopstehs, a. follows t 10 IT IBM LI V LAMA NA NEW TOIL ETNA. this .lay, Nov. Ii my or BA L I !WM& Wed.holo7. Nov 10. And over/ ohicaollog OMR nnaotio, 11, 11, tl accordlos MO nteoh anolles. Forward gamma halation all piovieloos mho& Phoonnon Orono an.l the Waters Motes booked Ono. am wry alvaillotower 1. rioa —For further particulars imran to WILLIAM INMAN, IL ator.ateeet. Uvarrolol . at to IMP sod 'MIT. dI. Mos William amt. City. BRITISH and NORTH AMIRICAN ROYAL MAIL STLUI RHO* between LIVERPOOL mod NNW Tats aim* mod bolos's LIVERPOOL mod 101701, Ib Niko ship _I, emlllog O HALIFAX. The lollsolom sr taw womb an app.lnted In sal Irmo Wwposi,, =Wag mi Colt km moire thm made CANADA. t.o r riTs)N. ' , Wortley, Notemher • AlrElfh. toe NEW VI K. , tetuolay. Novetabor IL presort mod Jowls ter Nowa aM thwaso, to be at New 1 •.rk 'lrani the ILI( Kfl. Kanisk. toe lo Saturilay.Novombor 710. help essay. Inclofttog otowores los mol proooliono, hx whoa wire at %goon :—To Halifax sod INA" ild tiololo, tit To !tow Turk did oolio, AN: eah 411.. FoolotO u Mali i . bows. sod Coo Toot is per to. owl • par ow& pilaw. —Apply I.S. 1. Loon& 14 Oi Imam . 0. Coale. Hoots sod 111. Moo do ii :1 4. 111. 1" Ao ;G. rod J. s am loohossomoYvol.. Mammy : D sool C. llochow. Quomulloora ; or pad C. llookor, oloootroot. Ilnrreel GRAVIS, sad PHILLIPPS 14 J. duple It usderseratkeed sloinses Iffles: Yor 1101TERIMIO and Me MINX tb lIIATAVIEL ovary A•mdag samanag. M Wan* Irmo Me Ilritidh red ratalsa luviwrime. Vann—tl IM. and 11l . wank a: an and 11111LN. TM Irrt:WILIA. wary Mundy mum Ins ad Ma Tu. or. ono. Lt. nat On MOW 5, nadaandiq malt. Idannandadid. nda linnandona a Fann—Ct. SI. and lea Mem Sienna I.nod al • tare md Wt. far ennensu SO, la • dna dam. bank Marialydros. t. load Pk - ma, ,„„ffia, 1 1 2= ter INDIAN CARRYING COMPANY dares. !he. Ilk nel/410104Inia. theeva. *me einore of Writ pram t otervede Eirid woe. *kepi dortteit. I. pee are • epth. n ollnin...nt Itronatered =Air the . .et •t I. I .nagnontie• Aet...mith uttbility. • • , r leiN %I U .TV.l . lli. , ,etN, director of the Ku/ laden. Railway I'.tletoy _ Vll/11 , 10 1 4, prayk Da... o. putt haartnan of the Great Indian Naimoli* Reales) "ewer P D Yam. , 1.1 . depot, chairman .at the PeSiMillier gag 11rWrotal gram N.svn,tatiss I ...p any chninuan of the Deathey, Derwin sod l'ruiltal ladle Nelltemporay. 1. Leith. key h.nramia of the bowl fterleray tempoey. Nortek 1, the 1 . director of Greet '.!,..th ere l:lL Malmo a'. ropey. et bear nenrart. tea Mae of Dienbay. ranee Water. Nag. memehlerg alooller of the Madrid in& way I'. y. Imeader M dr" gm". Armor of Uri Cede Railway One Ma). firrtrut to. orrge—J. IL Odom. Lg. *4* Russ -flans ItrrNrli irl Neeira. ...tn. Morn Warn ro.lJamseellies. Winn. tarbsaga. , rasaaas L'.4. mad Dr& ft Samierieteerol. %at k IT ART —Walk, ilk Twaputury flikes—lll, ibissagsloWiset. PRIAPIC - 11A The *Heel of MI. met 'Wane t to pawed* ratans of trans- Inet as the term...J.lW. isvmmagiete stations along the noes 0,0 hats. Isawsis nn.l demean, *wiles to the esishiseh rob d /11.. err. Peaked sad , and ethers gemmed In Me' Meillal with the .area. Into .1 rsilierve In trend Sedans, v.4euentne 1.. e de•pud. hLy rail. and disleibutlint Its arrival. the enneine.• 411...51i of merehaarlim aa.l prialiece cietvey eel 4pe. the, n 0... the r tor( prlindlne nallve means nerveyatiev II k are taially int4nenate, and the oath r carriers la e• ...Ow. rabital. still. rine enterprise isvistret I....evant•e the sy•tent tecnrhae7 I.e the purpose. Yeree named horn litera'le placed at the Iversf• diet...a/ ...l the valuable iidareatt , ..n whale their tang ard OW. r 1.1 I i tpericeice timid." them 1.. .apply. and ham °there.. mn.l. 0 , the ....seamy ant pronnieed to e,,mtenue mtl the In their ponver IbiLlinaks. carefully pr. p•re.l. babel .m a eornp.wlsoin of the 4.444••• awl rvitITIII eetakllArmale In tagtand, with the present !alum rates. after ashes due sikmaaes for the ukurk,,,ai rt y rn. e .4 turapean supennteookoce and me Pram! W.A. au.l hheral .ledieetwns nit amount .4 dcpretisti..n lad reaswals. show a pent fully 'peal s-..:3 per cent epeelM taiatai employed neer 'ultimates hare here amt.. upon Unreal. Wee.* oA ..h ..4th.; tbe I 11411•1111liV le cams...f what I. sail. dinged. and the ',tarns at Me honest earlier* scale .4 chances: sal they ere Nev. • Of• the stveimpll..el that .nly aimed 104.000 has ar• tairlcvl sane .Sly by the Compsay at all their station; •hllls the <spoil trot of Calcutta slam tow one year curetted T- - .,0W Meta fidirprel t prr Aare mud he made on application. and tra NI allotment If no allotment is made the demmt will he retenimi without derhartnin PaMaelita num be mole at the Head Ofice of the London and way auk of at any ..f its losnchee tiliePectaima and hour, of application any he obtained of he aelllllllS. or It Na oelcos of la* Curapsoy. 01, TIARLOW'S BEI3-ACTING MEAT SCREEN Nob a limp Yoilit of nest with a mere handful of coals. Int =I lismone . doMoat beautifully roasted in every brutrawl all one, lad all the gravy mei nutritious prepwrisn ntaind. Pries Ns Nft These surprising effects aN gaminied by Mowing sagesmtration of heat. R~RLOWS POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's if li =l7 6.2h. thed et asetiog this favourite BALRLOVPS AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, ttslllsomplds blew{ warranted to rave one ton et esabla UMW Mee lin et Mill lard yu pion) BARLOW'S TABU CUTLERY, nnerinaUsa kw pries or quality ken \skewed Solite Leine 111 i., Us. per doom . mutest bloat k audio ,utt., with Wool torte. tin at per %loam arvurs to proportion. BARLOIV'S MAGIC OYiTkR OPENER—A boo sod most Imes lavestiow. Price fa S. BARLOW'S INDELIBLE MARKING INK. preparatloo regimroL Min la pee bottle. BARLOWII PATENT CASK STAND. No .11.3 waft w tedluent disturbed Is WM.. Will repay ile Irlifig reel la a meat& Price ea sad upward BARLOWI SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Na vest gies rewaireil iv, more Sat beet 6e soar wise. Mee as. *L. ditto dreier) placed. 4 —Apply direct to JAWS Basipw, pearerree, le, I( le g Williametrviit. KIIIIIIMS-11111110a See Yell Ws Name rad eibbree is on over; article: all others Ni ramble YONMIONI. Ila t warisite gratis. Setablieried MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MLLES) Mill/ AU i ITIIN AND MINTZ& lITOCI. Dm the Workl4mw4 dance A %1101 LA 103 . Is eon replete and ready tor 'Emmeline. Thew Trauma were ariatmatra by Mr. MUSS Whomiaalyaddresi Ls ih phi m th *Tian. KA NOVII-AQUAIi, W Who Is act coaaweled with say mom Imitating amid am , t 1 to Me Nana =TAMAN= ista VBiiUAZY. IW. AWELCOME ANNOUNCEMENT. I MOO sad ON bag respeettally insequalist the page OM Okay haws made piegsrmakina. sa an einwerinisesedl7 Yew male, lee Ye AUTUDIN and WINTER. NhAeoNs. Their Kink d OVILIWOATS essinsime every lenient style In all kinds of gairenable and aseviesalble materials. with the West impress meg* in workmanship. 7lsisrnky and Sbultourus overcoats gee partkularly reawagasindaL nett general stork laciedes eviey ileseriptlon of attire for all diens, all ages. and all occonitens . the ankh. are too nu merous to particularise, but sissy he gathered from th..t, several evades of— krannlysnale and Bespoke Tailors. lisblt Makers, Woollen Dm 0 , Harlem limier& Moot and Shoe Makers, and General Una ]heir ism rt nt IMPARTMENT Y too Important a branch of their litinnes• to be psimed over without a special mike. It oilers • perfect fit, combined with the most fashion able and comfortahle styles, end the most elegant workmanshlp. liliaL9 and SON need scarcely remind the public that la every department of all their establlshmenta the highest degree excellence la meociated with prices the most moderate. Any article not approved of will be ezchimped or the money reiorned. New raehion plate tor the present s. aeon, with rules for self. Measurement assl lista of prices poet tree . WISIO4 ami *KIN establishment , . are closed every irriday evening at suns t tall satur.lay evening at sunset, when Mumma liftman:vett until eleven lock E. WHIR end 407C5 boition Houses. City Establishment : 154. 155. 156. tar. Minoru, M. M. ak iddioem Oxford street Brutal: 506, 307. 606 Nee tisfordetreet . 1. 1.3, liart-etreet. Tottenham court road Branch: 137, 136, Totteatmen.eourt road . US, lataeonavad. Wintry katahlishmenta : Sheffield soil Bradford. Yorkshire ... . N.B. Our erlehraled " h UteIRNItABLR SUIT." adapted aquanylor waltio.i.eidlaig, travelling. or buidaem, may lie had Ina large vadat, of asaimmabia and taahlonabla material. from lo TOL G N & —To SPORTSMEN.—The present wit, Islam Om Itaelf.-0o to WHISTLItaI, 11, fitra7, 7l .egi li potite °olden-cross Hotel . look through Ws stock of filltalND-11A ND BKMECII and IIUZZLII.WADING GU NN dINGIJI sad WV tiLlt-ItARItY.LLID RIFLES of every met nod doseripthoe, also ItitYtILVLIt.4, I,y all the best booties maker* with every deecrlpMem of ammunition. Waal W.C.—N. B. LW. will We saythin la istchmegit YARMOUTH BLOATERS, 23 for 2s. 6d. ; 50, a . me, Issoss: 400, =s.. 000, 20r.. : IN, IKa : = 1 " , 0 010 00 60 10d000.11: forwarded to .. psi' et IM opts 11000.10 popitallar order or Owed an sad plmla dim:glom to MILLDIZICZ=IM Crow, West Yarmouth, DELICACY of the LUNGS.--Sofferers from say affections le the organs of respiration are warned of the fact, unquestionably true, that without the std of Respirators, rightly employed. It la not ploallik that Native can he der to their cases. and that the only Resplratnn acting on right end We principles lanai those for whieh this name was Introduced by their "rigout inventor. Mr. Jeffrey*. It 4 he the last degree Imprudent to pia. o rename .at any ,dher articles assuming the am we, ru which, where they hare any effect. act mainitbhlzt diesel, oletrtlg d n the entrance , fresh sir Into thei NAM **tent relieving cough by umicchihthig the conatitutices ihelleirere had letter wear Do Respirator than be persuaded to sea law.prlted initiations, even though accompanied by Inconel ante f•Coturnenditiutia of medical men.—Wholesale Agency for lir. leffeys' Respirator. Mr. WILLIAM TWIRDIZ, SW, Strand, lionies& W.C. Agents In Loudon, and all towse al the kingdom. DirzmßD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA bsea, during twenty five .pars,.sztatlealty saw t=ea k the medkal prtonloa. and mil by W es the best remedy for acidity ol th s =sh. headache, grout, and loillgietion. and as a to nor Mal ler debeate constitutor"; mole especially toe Wise emd children. Combined with the Acidulated Lemma Ilynp. Kim= as aypanalds elfenrsclem draught. lu which Its ymfmt gm& tan an nub lecrae.ed. During hot masons. and In Ma allmina Ya 11=11•0 of this simple and eltrant remedy has Nies Omni babe* at —Manufactured with the utmost &Mis time to sleengln and purity by DIN NCIVILD and Co., 17g. Now Dramlkitaesk Londwa. and fold by all relyealablo candela anntliont the empire. DR RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE weeletee inewhood to the meet shattered cunstltetkes & tear wattle Talhere Is hoposlble. IM effect. are penwesene flo weweeltelles watewssary --quid la emelt with full lastroctiewe, et Ilh, w few quantities for Re, list anywhere, cwiefelly wiled ea twetept el romithteettee etempe—flete wale. PW Ind Oh, 11111. *bead aver Temehobaf. DRBRIGHT'S APHRODISION.—The P BRIGHT'S lum omsed SERPI:di TONIC,—The new chestiest Cotobt. ma& of McShane malts, mtinthe, Iron. Ate., adapted for bath ewe. "staining all the emential constituents of the Mead. beats and nerve othstsrow. . agreeable to the palate, Snow& I. Its settne. still preserving Its wooderfol properties, elfoltlng inalestlate relict. and permanently curing all who suffer from wasting and withering of the WM.' end muscular theme, agonnatorrtios discuss of the kidney., bladder, all urinary de. peels. and every of eabanSive derangement of the system. PlONlenting and reinvigorating mil the important elements of the ham frame Plia . l%. 1I a. per bottle, or four lls.hottles In one.33u Prepared and edit at the Labocatory, tt A. Ilscl.kugstreet„ i gleset. W opposite the side of $1 ticorge's Church . L j o ie nrt when also may he bad the new rnedlc.l work. entitled Nervous Rahegention," its came sod cure, with an Esay on Sperrnathou pkg. thawing the marvellous mstorstlve powers of the newly. .dewed unit Won.let fid rellletly. known universally ne the Aphrodislus 115 pages. Pru e 26. ni , by post ft 104. &Waged edition, la., by post It etanua. All communkations and tom- Wive orders to be addressed to Ralph br,ght . The Move asth enia% have been montideol to a regivtenot physician, Mcmher of the Royal College of Surgeons. Midland, who may be daily mit igated Ism 11 Ina AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.—LAMBERT'') AHTIIHATIC lIALkAM, without eonfining the bowels ne Meeting the bead. truly silicacines sod pleassat. Is admitted to he the lest medicine Ine humediMely relieving coughs, colds, ternermed ewe of asthma, and !Incipient consumption. It fre quently cum peer...a whom the (molt, pronounce Incurabk, admirably allays the tickling ebb h pn.vokte froment couching. In approaching , nu- rimption its effects are truly beneficial. Persons deprived of sleep, or even lying loan ter tear of magma- Hoe. my lepend on relief In a fee minutes after taking it.— only and sold by W. XT. armlet. to, Jerseys street, Haymarket, mil by all druggists. la bottles, 130., sad three quantities hi one. to each. Ile particular sad ask far Laralietas Asthma/lc !Islam. The name and alitreas Ia arigraved on the stamp. TOZZAI7B COPAHINE—Copsibs wad Cabot* ILII are doubtless the best ressedles, but thee, Its of a repialtive Was and micas, sad ocessios colicky nausea, .04 gastric distaubance. M. Jonas has is rendering these valuable therapeutic innate perfectly Immense.. by lames lag la his Capable* all the curative This prows. Uue has been adopted by the Paris A el Medicine alter more than a thessand trials In Paris, sad Mavens bedew hospitals, St. Thomas's, Ours, sail K lartbeieeerven miss the we of Mews Lk yd. Poland, mat Lem Chit. " trincet," Nev. lin The uplift's*, wide,' le la boa da "Mar plak segariolenk elfeete a curs la about ale dapa debar In reams or avenge Amara lee awake. ea : tree by peek de, lA . ~luZidU , Vreaeb ebeeeK skin t em elaelleareee. lebeae: Sae K graela. and all THE OCCHIOMBRA, or TRANSPARENT VENTILATING NYE WADE. Includes wind sod dolt, and leodUlee r ttX, Neogene the eye yarfixtly root it ran la won ever sad easily removal when required.— Telaseee. J. 'AMIN. Welles and eon. tr.. Strand . and Ar~rlar, Oa ad. sad I. Graflooadmist Nast. Moe la case, as. ed. HAIR RESTORED, Preowned, and &antißed, by*, am o 011 f SOW LAIIDO MACMINAR OIL This elm pat lag aunt prostate Itslr Immo tolling off or turning tuts weak halt. cleanses It from scurf and dandril. = . m mi as h es beautifully soft, pliable, sad glossy. In the growth of Use Scant, Whiskers. and Mustachios It Is unfailing In its stlmolative operation. For children it is especially recom. sanded, so forming the basis a beautiful hood of hair, while Its introduction Into the nur.cry of Royalty and the numerous Testimonials emistantly received of its NM:my. afford the best sad wisest proofs of Its merit* ?rice Is. fkL, Th., 10s. fkt, equal to four small, and Ils. per bottle. Mold M 20, Ilattomganien, sad by tllssialste and rartstosers. Ask fur Ir.owliadi Macassar Trios ed., or post Ina for 7 UNSOUNDNICSii ot INDIAN • GI a rSkANTEES, dhows In a Lotter to 111h111 ntaughter, Esq., Secretary ge the Stock Innltonac ity fl. TEMPLI HUMPHILITS. 'fallout and Ca, I, Ave Ilona lane. Moe ed. or post tree foe seven stamps, INDIAN RAILWAY and INDUS FLOTILLA OUARANTEIN examined and found to be delusive. with !Offsets from the Official Cootracta. Second tidltien, with an ismeiry Into the Validity of Liebman:ea By J arts MILL& Load . Letts. Son, and Co., V, Royal Exchange. DR. CURTIII ON NERVOUSNEV, GENERAL DEBILITY, to, Juno published, prise la., post free from the Autism. kw II slam A. MEDICAL ESSAY ou the CAUSE CURE of PREMATURE DECLINE In MAN, with plain directions for perfect restoration to health and vigour, the result of twenty five years' succeashd practice in the tnotnient of those peculiar nervous end acquired diseases which tend to embitter Mai shorten life. By Dr. J. L CURTIS. IS, Albemarle.street, Piccadilly, tondos. Consultations, 10 till 3, and Ito 8, " W • fool oo hesitation la saynie there In no member of society by whom the boot willaet be teed awful—whether such person hold the relation ot patent, preceptor, or cleryornian; —nun. Louden: Mask CurakW ; arid J. Alien, 20, Warwkk.laras. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF 1862. Whilst the contractors are actively pushing their works at Kensington, the Royal Commis sioners are equall busy with the arrangements at Chariug-trues. The quantity of space to be given to each class of goods has been decided on, and will be handed over in groat to the various committees, on whom will devolve the nut very enviable task of dividing it among the intending exhibitors. For one of these committees only an easy task is in store, namely, that one (class not transpired) to which the demand for space has beau exactly one cubic foot. It is hardly necessary to add that this very moderate demand was. at once acceded to by the commissioners. Two of the courts are to be given to England and two to foreign nations, and of the latter, one, we believe, exclusively to France. A similar arraugewent will be carried out in the nave, one-half of which is to be devoted to British and the other to foreign exhibits, and the same proportions will most probably be observed in every part of the building. For room in the picture. pllery the contention is tremendous amongst foreign nations, Italy alone modestly demanding one-tenth of the whole spire. The intention of the Italians is, we believe, if room can be found, to ex hibit • complete series of their national painting and sculpture from its revival with Canova in 1784 down to the present time. Holland, Hanover and Belgium also make large demands, the king of the last-named country proposing to see all the royal pictures. From Prussia we are to be enriched with the chefs-d'aiseres of the great Dusseldorf school, and Russia promises the treasures of the Hermitage and the Winter Palace. Austria is far to surpass her show at the Paris Exhibition, -is she proposes to send us the contents of all her palaces, whereat to Paris she sent only the pictures of the Belvidere ; and France will spare even her Battle of Bolferino by Horace Vernet to enrich our gallery. It will be seen, therefore, that if the Exhibition of 1862 had no thing but its pictures, it would be far more attrac tive than any of its great predecessors. A very important portion of the arrangements will be tho catalogues, and we are glad to learn that the illustrated one has so far progressed as to leave no doubt but that the greater portion will be ready by the opening day. This will be an im mense advance on the mode of publication in 1851, when three thick volumes were issued just at the close of the Exhibition, and were, of course, quite useless as guides to the visiting public. This time the catalogue is to be divided into parts, and each part will be sold for • shilling, so that any person interested in a particular department, or class, can purchase the necessary information without encumbering himself with an immense volume. The illustrations, it is expected, will be very valuable and complete, Hunt and Roskell, Hancock, Elkington, and the other heads of the goldsmiths' trade having promised designs of the ornamental metal work ; Copeland, Minton, Pellet, kc., of the pottery and glair; is addition to which all the great cabinet makers have promised to illustrate their costly trade. As there is a great demand for space for ecclesiastical furniture and stained glass, it is expected that the makers of these articles will not neglect the chance of obtaining a place in the catalogue ; and as for machinery, agricultural implements, philosophical hritruments, and hardware, there is no doubt but the illustra ' tions of the catalogue will be most valuable and complete. Taken altogether, then, the rapid pro gress of the building, the eagerness of the exhi , bitors, and the exertions of the Royal Commissioners and their staff; there is every reason for believing that the present prospects of the Great Exhibition are of the most auspicious kind. The first of the winter series of lectures pro aided by the Young Men's Christian Association was de livered yesterday evening, by Mr. bre Taylor, I. the large resat of Ezeter•ball, to a crowded seessibly, the sub jam of the lecture bring " Fratee and Wand eighty yen ago." The chair war taken by Mr. S. Marley, who Wady opened the proceediap. The Dillon Company's mail steamship Dane Captain Holman, arrived at Southampton yesterday alter: aeon at 5 o'clock'. She left Idadeini at 2 p.m. on the 15th ; es the 10411 she la the Bay, the Bntish ship Moaning Bear, of The Dane brings a law letter begs, but M sup or pllllllllllllllll. ITALY. TURIN, Nov. 12. The King has returned to Turin. The journal Vesexies publishes the following despatch "Yesterday a grand popular demonstration was made in the province of Viterbo. National flags, decorated with the crow of Savoy, were displayed. " The people, taking advantage of its being the anniversary of the Italian plebiscite, demanded an nexation to Italy." AUSTRIA. INSURRECTIONARY MOVEMENTS. RAOUSA, Nov. 12. On Sunday last insurrectionary movements broke out at live different places in the district of Behac, in Bosnia, having altogether a population of 5,000 souk. VIENNA, Nov. 12. The resignation of M. Probatevara, the Minister of Justice, has been accepted. The Croatian Diet baa been dissolved. A special Aulic Chancery for Croatia has been established at Vienna. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HEREFORD RACES-Tr AY. Our pang, 000teinIng full particulars of this day's wing, had not arrived at the time of our going to press. _ Tat COMPOIWITON Pure (handienp) of 3 sant slob, with 20 added, for all men Five furlongs. Orion ~ Cockades Mu Eleanor 1 I 11 SWIM ma. Tau I.4s3wwwe Braun (wiLliag) of 5 soya. wish, with 20 added, tor 3-yrsiida and upwards. Two =IM. 1 Pawnee it Jackal Eight ti. Tax Humana: lialumuaiel 8 lova sack villa % sada Three quarters el • imik W. Parrs Mot, SO Mb 1 Mr. swig's Ansa, 'AIM • 3 Mr. elaries bluodhowad, 7•1 711$ - - rive ma. TIM HIWORD6II7IIII ORASD AIIIVAL STISPLICKAPIZ at 10 goys. Oath, with 100 added. About three miles and • half. iimntarn. b Tri, (lac 10th extra) lOst bfirdora, egad, Itlet lab ukuown, aged. id .... S BETI2iG AT MANCH/WEL—Tamp Ay. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP. 9 alit ley (t) 10 to to 1 2 Rue (t) 12 to 1 Wildman (t) 14 to 1 Millionaire (t) 16 to 1 Petra (taken) 16 to 1 Gabrielle d'Eatreas (fakes) 16 to 1 Avalanche (t) 20 to 1 Any other (off) LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. .TO•MOIRZOW, THE SEIPTON CUP. of We ...M.,;adea to • Handicap of 5 sous. each, 2 ft ; winner, extra, ice. ; the second to save his stake. One mile and a quarter. (2i subs.) Age sl lb Age et 1 02:aral Ax's 8 10 1 Herne 6 Gamma 11444 11mailrs 4 T 12 Dudiess 8 Mrs 044.461 Dolma( 6 7 8 lirsofteld 10 41 48 4 a 7 8 Yorkmlostsr ll 1 Xenia 6 7 6 The Broker Cram& TOM& 8 7 4 Lancaster It ?Mips a 7 1 Deserter 4 Dedoot Talc lavatrocc Almon, fitzeptacuess of 100 nom, addwl Is a bawls, of 5 Rom each, 2 ft ; winners eatra, k.. Alm* three lase. Micah...) Me st la , AV 02 16 Olt Dm 1106 (124 .. • 11 0, Dunhoyue a 12 Quinlan 6 10 10. Lincoln The Dam Bantam Lord Lord 6 10 7 ' Chester Ooldsmith • 10 61 Bermion Yorkshire Orey .... • 10 6. British Workman Romeo • 10 4 1 Corona • 10 e' Farmer from Kerry 4 7 fl=ir TAB •10 41 Ynar of Apahull .... a 4 Johsay Premier Castanet/el • 10 01 Physician MU A1L.A.116 BELLING STAKES of 3 sore each, with 25 added. T.Y.C. THE SCURRY NVIIIIMIT HANDICAP of 50 ion. ; winners *Ora. Time folksy at lb Paradox Blrdhill !mitts Mrlsonhy Baliveres Gazelle Illay.be X7.7-sweatimm Memo I Mime -_ _ 7 Be/ of Taxa 46 lb Betadis nrio Grant 7 2 7 2 lloPed Deebas WM1400419 6 19 toPbella e by Bird - - - drop... Garibaldi 6 4 .„. _6_ll Tnc Tyro frtxxxe of s . ;;Vii. each, with 30 added, for 2.yr-olds ; colt., list 1011); fillies and geldings, fist 7lb ; wieners, nb extra; the winner to he sold for 100sors. T.Y.C. (9 subs.)—Pandox (201.), Parapet (20/.), Ophelia (20/.), Charlton (201.), May-be (201.), Melsouby (200, Betty POLL nmedia(2o/4 Garibaldi (20/.). Na SCRAMBLE HANDICAP of l sons each 9 ft, to go to the fond), with 20 added, for all ages ; winners Mb extra. Five furlongs.—To close and name at 7 o'clock this evening (Wednesday). Tae HELTIR-SIRLTIR STAKES of 3 NOM each, with 20 added. T. Y.C.—To close and name at 7 eels& this evening (Wednesday). HEALTH OP LONDON. The return of the Registrar-General for the week that ended last Saturday exhibit, a great increase. The deaths, which were less than 1,100 is each of the last three weeks of October, mise to 1.251 in the first week of No vember. Last week they exceeded be 41 the number which would have been returned if the average rate of mortality hail provided. There is an increase under many heads in the table of fatal diseases. In the last two weeks scarlatina rose from 94 to 111, whooping-cough from 35 to 45, phthisis from 124 to 159, apoplexy from 18 to 33. disease of the heart from 47 to 87, pneumonia from 70 to 89, disease of the liver from 8 to 21. Scarlatina appears to be very prevalent in some parted the metropolis:—four deaths occurred from it in the north-west sub-district of Chelsea, 4 in Camden-tont, 7 in the east sub-district of Islingtou. 4 in South Hackney. 8 in Clerkeuwell, 4 in the subdistrict of WhltechapelChunch, 4 in that of St. Paul (St. George-in-the-Eastl, 9 in the two Waterloo-road sub-districts of Lambeth. There were 19 deaths from diphtheria. There was one from privatise. Three children died of diphtheria in the Children's Hos pital, Great Ormond-street. The registrar of the first Wa terloo-road sub-district records four deaths from sciariatina, and reports that Sea-lion.place and Brad-terrace are in bad sanitary cmilitiou. He state that recent railway operations in that neighbourhood hare deprived the people of the little light and air they formerly possessed. In the sub-district of Woolwich Dockyard, in • house, 2, dodrew's-buildings, four children of one family have died since October 13, one of cholera, three of scarlatina ; and two others are now suf fering from fever. Lot week the births of 840 boys and 870 girls, in all 1,710 children, were registered is Loudon. In the too correspond ing weeks 4 the years 1851.60 the average number was 1,647. Wallace's Ludine wan reproduced List uiglit. It was first brought out, it will be remembered, the season before last, when it had a very long run. It had another run—but a comparatively abort one—last season ; and now that it is brought forward a third time, its attractive power, we apprehend, will be found to be much diminished. It contains, indeed, a great deal of very beautiful music ; and the portion, of it which were written expressly for Miss Louisa Pyne and Mr. Harrison are well calculated to display the fine vocal qualities of these deservedly favourite per formers. But the effect of its musical beauties is neutral ised by its extreme feebleness as a drama. The imagina tive wildness of the German legend is turned by the play wright into mere childishness, destitute of poetry, fancy, and interest. The open, unfortunately, does not hold the rank and position which it ought to hold as a breech of the drama ; but every really successful opera, that we are acquainted with, owes the greatest part of its sue tees to higher qualities than it. mere capability el pleasing the ma and the eye with sweet sounds and pretty sights. Last night this opera was "mounted" and performed with the care, completeness, sad splendour which this theatre never fails to exhibit. Miss Louisa Pyne and Mr. Harrison were in excel/et voice, sang admirably, sal acted as well as their parte axe capable of Was acted. Owing to the indisposition of Mr. [Motley, the character of that aboard old geetlemax, ithineberg, the River King, was sasigoed to Mr. Hooey, who get through it very well ; and bliss Jessie M`Lsan, as Chin, sang the little ballad, " Troubadour enchanting," with simplicity and sweetness. We learn with satisfaction that Belle's new opera, IN Purilater Davylettr, is in active preparation, and will speedily be produced. DRAMA. THE NEW ROYALTY THEATRE, DEAN-STREET. It is a bold thing to "try again" with the little theatre, so often tried, in Reanstreet, Sohr. Nothing daunted, Mademoiselle :tibiae di Rhona has not only reopened, but has redecorated and rechristened this ill.sterred womb of many disappointed hopes ; and the New Royalty Theatre is inaugurated under her sole direc tion. As is known to all who patronise the stage, and who saw her perform her Servian dances at the Haymarket soma little time back, Mdlle. Albino di Rhona is a foreigner not only in name. Foreign regard for comfort and elegance is apparent, and pleasantly expesienesd in the improved stalls and the seats in the dress-circle, in these latter more espe cially ; so that if the more exacting of the London porde- ' Hon be induced to visit the New Royalty, they will and themselves subjected to far lean bodily torture than is places which are their habitual resort. The performance commenced with an address from Mdlle. di Moos nerself—an address, the promisee ID which we aus only trust will be realised. The piece that followed, Afar Gull, le not easily criticised. It to adapted from Eagan Sue's rows , " and is almost as loog as the original. It contains minim and sinners, pare and simple. There are. of course, no lights and shades. The cardinal virtues and the seven deadly sins ran antagonistic riot through scamp attar scene, without being at all reconciled in the end. Many people die—note of them re pent ; and all are more or less miserable. Virtuous *gars, murdering dave.drirers, impetuous girls, serpents, Oaths, tiod Ares, divide with similar subjects of interest the enthusiasm of the madames. This was decidedly groat; and though it be difficult to judge accurately maid the mis leading base of a firth night's plaudits, we may, for may. I thing we haw. be ekrosicling another "sensation" dram, In any owe, Zr. Nemeth, who has "adapted" the will do wisely to be more brief, even should ha go be Imp way. The situations do not require much support from the 4'loolo. We cannot single out say actor for 'pedal praise, bet it is, perhaps, something to say that so its was below the part allotted. Towards the erscluaioe, Mr. Graham, is the ohmmeter of the ruined pkater, eartein/,y deserved and obtained warm approbation. After an air and variations on a magic bugle, patented, about which we will say nothing, • short vaudeville was acted, with the main purpose of displaying Mademoiselle di Ithona's own powers as a dam/ease. They are very con siderable. She does nut indulge in Sours de/three—ben is character dancing, and, as such, need not be afraid of rivalry from any quarter. We shall be very glad if her talents and courage be rewarded with permanent success. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 12.—Psommozo4 AND Ar roirrxiorre.—Eoginoer W. Hardie, confirmed u engineer in the Fiegard. Acting Second Clan Assistant-Engineer W. T. Gold* to be additional to the Cumberland, for service in the Severn. Mr. A. W. GibbWgs has been nonunatsd toe naval cadetship. ARRIVAL OF THE WARRIOR AT PLYMOUTH. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 12. The Warrior and Revenge arrived here this diorama from Cork. Admiralty orders have been received hero delaying the sailing of the expedition to Mexico for eight days, cos account of a gale which is expected by the meteor ologist& WOOLWICH, N0v.12. DEPARTURE or THE GILAND DUMB CONOTANTINZ. —The Princes. Alias steam vessel is ordered to leave the harbour, at 6 o'clock to-morrow morning, for the convey ance of various officers to Gravesend, to be present at the embarkation of his Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Conetentioe, the Orsini Ouches's, the Princess Olga, and suite, on board her Majesty's steam-yin:lit Osborne, Heater Commander G. R. Bower, for Rotterdam, en route for St. Petersburg. The embarkation will take place at the Royal Terrace-pier at an early hour, and the whole of the arrange. meats will be under the superintendence of Commodore Si, F. W. E. Nicolsoo, as flag officer of the port. A Russian steam frigate, of 16 gum, has arrived at Gravesend, and wrU accompany the ()shame to her destination. Notwithstanding the statement that the further issue of the Armstrong guns had been suspended, the utmost activity prevails iu the several factones, and workman are employed all usual, by night and day, in the manufacture of the various descriptions of these weapons, a large number of which have recently been forwarded fur the coast defences and to home stations. WAIL-0171C/ PALL-11•LI" Nov. 12.—The Quern has been pleased to place the uodermentioned officer of the Hosourable Artillery Company on the retired hat of that corps, viz., Certain Peter Morrison. FIRE AT STOCKPORT. About two o'clock yesterday monting a large mates factory at Stockport. called the Mersey Mill, was discovered to be ou firs. The building is one of the two (the other, which is more modern and extensive, being called the India Mill) belonging to Memni. Kershaw, Leese, and Co., of which firm Mr. Kershaw, M.l'. for Stockport, is a member. The mill is insured in the Imperial, Manchester, General, and West of England offices ; and the damage will amount to several thousand pounds. About 1,000 hands were employed at the mill, all in full work. It is re ported that Messrs. Kershaw and Co. are the only cotton spinners in Stockport whose workpeople have not recently been reduced to abort time. Mr. Samuel Jellicoe, for many years the actuary of the Southampton Sevier Bank, died os Monday Las, after a short illness. Tin FATAL. ACCIDLNT IN MARYLZHONX-ROAD.— Aa adjourned inquiry toto the circumstances attending the death of Henry Green, aged B, and slight injuries sustained by three others in the employ of Messrs. Foster and Sons, the bottled ale and beer merchants, of Marylehone-rosd, occasioned by the felling is of a section of flooring of their warehouse on Tharedny LA, was renamed yesterday at the Bank of England, Cambridge•place, Paddington, before Mr. G. S. Brent, the deputycoroner. After receiving some fur ther evidence the jury unanimously returned • verdict exonerating the Messrs. Foster from sine blame, to the effect that deceased met with his death accidentally and by min fortune. TBS COLLlffalt EXPLOSION NEAR. WIGAN. Ammon DIATIL—The man Riding, who was so severely burnt by this expiation at Shevingtoo, on the let instant, expired on Sunday. The deceased was the men from whose open lamp the explosion took place, end cowed the fearful catastrophe which has now proved fatal to 14 pawns (if we include the woman frightened to death). visowsr ENFIELD coN THE EDUCATION MINUTE. Last evening the annual meeting and exaMiniv tion of the children of the British School at Brantford took place; Viscount ENFIELD, ICY., presiding. The children having peeled through a creditable exami nation in various trenches of elementary knowledge, the re. port was read, and stated that 328 chiktren-160 boys and ltd girls—attendeff the school. As there wee school room for 450 children the report urged parents to send their children for instruction. With regard to the finances of the school • balance of 781. is. 7d. was duc to the treaaarer in consequence of the expenses connected with the new school. In conclusion it expressed appreheusiou as to the future of national education in England in consequence of the educa tional minute. for the withdrawal or modification of which a memorial had been presented. The CILLIZMAN, iu moving the adoption of the re port, mud—He regretted that a little mere timely notice was not given of the iuteution of the Committee of Council to promulgate a scheme which affected so many persona. (Hear, hear.) But as the scheme could not come into operation till after the month of March, ample time would be afforded for the legislature to give a patient attention to the details which it embraced, and he trusted it would be so modified ea to do Bill justice at the rme time to vested 'arrests and to the publ i c. (Idenr.). This question ought not to be treated in • party'*nt, and the more it was discussed the micro he ventured to think would the good of the scheme come out, and the fear of its evil lessened in the public mind. When the grant for education had increased during the last fifteen years from 30,0001. to 800,0001., the berlisliad a right to demand an inermaiag equivalent for the Jamey given. The subieet was s I 'airlifted/1,4 a mid hennaed be might have wild %Mega !SA "nub tat s to the ears of of newt th ose erborbtardhlia ; was to obtain the rarest reettlit of good with as lit 'at corresponding evil as possible from the gust There we e 11111 question to which he would address Muesli with • Mule iiipaialOnate sad earnsstynrit of ingaley, and if uposfurtheelavastigatioa he fouod he bad token an erroneous view, be should sot hesitate to say so. (Hear, hear.) He hoped that vested interests would be preserved, that the important details of the a.heme would be well considered and criticised, and, if altered. He respectfully invited ha friends I t i e e ro s Nend from him on this subject to render whether the public mind was not ripe for some reform. The public feeling was that some change was requisite. He thought that another year ought not to pass by without arm change in ate code of education, and he hoped mid believed that benelleiel results would ensue. (Hear, bear.) The motion, having been seconded, was adopted, and the mesteng terminated with • vote of thank, to the chairman. CITY CODA! OP lialrffiffilik At the weekly meeting of the Oonimiaeioners of Sewers, held yesterday at ulna, Mr. Deputy Caatarre Pr r i ttheby, the medical officer of health, tepgyupoa the state of 173 home's that bad been daring the week, and he submitted a list of 42 places: for saiabso, im provement. He likewise reported that the muskets aid slaughter-houses had hem duly impeded during the Windy aid that the officers bad seized 1,765 lbs. of _mmt and 77 head of game and poultry as unfit for hufaan food. 714 Me. . of the meat were diseased, 501 lie-putrid. and 4110 lbs. were from animals that had died from oath* imam All of it has been destroyed at the boilers. 58 deaths and 48 births were registered during the week. The number of deaths ,is exactly the &vamps far the corresponding period of the last six yeses. 19 of the damhs were among young children, and nine among old per- • sons of sixty and upwards. 211.1 e. 4.8 AeITATION Ix ?ea CM. A report was brought up from the special committee to whom it was referred to consider (with special reference to the provable; of the Great Central Una Comment Act of 1851) the letter dated 2nd September. 1861, and signed by the chairmen of the three gas companies, giving notice. Dr. AIteAHAM, in moving the following resolution, viz., "That the itemerubranosr be instructed to give the mom riagr parliamentary notate that applicition will be made to plothmnt by this commission for leave to introduce, in the assn *asks:, a toll to amend the Mete:Toils Osa Act, or exempt the City or Leedom from its operation"—again re *Mad the mama objections which be had urged on several Misirto the new gas Mt, sad the means which be said i b: m ia abed to pass it. He had never in his life, he said, read an act of parliament so one-sided, so par tial, so completely favourable to the parties to be dean- Vtby it, namely, the gis companies, as the Metro- ACSt The chairman of the kitent Central had said the Secretary of State had the power", annihilate company if the consumers had much cause of complaint ; but if they mad the act carefully they would find it was no such thing. The Secretary of Suite had merely the power to set up another company. It appeased by the last meeting of the Greet Cannel that it was not poverty which had compelled them to raise the price of gas, as they had declared a dividend of six per cent. The company cooteuded that they had not broken faith with the consumers, that they were only acting up to the requirements of the act of parliament, and that they were entitled to 10 per cent. on such a perilous undertaking, but there were other undertakings equally as perilous that only paid 5 per cent. The act altogether was a piece of patch work rolled together at the fag end of the session ; n and the act which was at first a model was now a most inkiest one. He then again expressed his opinion of the conduct of the Great Central Company towards the consumers, who, he said, were completely deceived, as they supported the company with the idea that the maximum charge should be 4s. per thousand teak and even looked forward to a reduction to The worthy alderman had said with regard to the agitation that it was only a tweeze that bad oauved a ripple on the calm waters of the City, and that it would soon subside ; hut he could tell him suck was not the case. Deputy Joitso seconded the motion. Mr. Alderman Daum said the sot bad been entirely forced upon them, they had no part in it whatever. The company had thought it fair, and parliament thought it fair that as they were called upon for six per cent. additional illuminating power they should have au addition of 12 per cent. in the price as an equivalent. He did not see that they had in any way broken faith with the con sumers. _ . _ Deputy FEY supported the motion, and said the consumen were quite content with the gas they had for 45., and thought that, considering the con.ruct made between the company and the commissioners when first the company was formed, the aldermen ought never to hero allowed such an act to have passed without giving notice to the com missioners. Deputy ELLIOT opposed the motion, and said he thought the Metropolis Gas Act was the moat impartial, honest, and fair•dealing act that ever came from the legislature. Mr. Deputy FaltlAtt supported the motion, which was then put and carried. THE OAS QUESTION IN FARRINODON WARD. Last evening, in pursuance of a requisition ex tensively signed, Sir James Duke, alderman of the ward of Yarrineion Without, convened a meeting of the ratepayers and inliebitanta, to take into considenetion the Merease in the price of gsa. Long before the hour appointed for the chair to be taken, the place of meeting, the iesaioua House, Old Bailey, was densely crowded. Immediately ou the chairman taking his seat, Mr. HARVEY rose, and said the meeting was evidently a packed one, for while several inhebetents were tumble to obtain admittance, the hall was tilled with gentlemen be longing to the various gas companies, es cite ks, collectors, &c., and therefore any expression of *Mote by the meeting would not be that of the inhabitants of the ward. Sir James Duke then requested those who were inhabitauta of the ward to bold up their hands, and this being done, it appearedaboat one third of the meeting only were belonging to the word. The alderman then requested those persous not inhabitants to retire, but no notice leaving been taken of this request, again repeated, the ward booties were ordered to remove from the hall all peewees not entitled to be present. This was attempted, but, owing to the crowded state of the hall, could not be accomplished, and the beadles declared their inability to comply with the order. A scene of much ex citement ensued, hisses, groans, and cheers resounding through the building. It wan at last proposed by Mr. Harvey, and seconded by Mr. Potter, that the meeting be dissolved ; which notion, after much confusion, was put to the meeting, and carried amidst loud cheer* from the ioha bitanta. The conduct of the gas companies in thus attempt ing to swamp the meeting was loudly condemned. 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