The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-06 00:00:00

No. 600 A 76 • • • ~ , r olr nir • - ..,"1 r • . .:WSPAFER 1 44 1 - ~.,, I I . K ilJ _ si -, lie "II fr . 14 6 - "(2 - - - e ..-----,..-.. • ..,,, tiSalidX4 V , _ . . • t - . % LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6 1885. [ STAMPED, ld. ADDITIONAL.] [TWOPENCE . __. - "OINTMENT OF A ROYAL 001L11I&SION. TATTERSALL'S.—TtwasDAY. an has now It is not often during the rating semen that we are cling enabled to ecurpile a let of cisotatious a t Tattersall's es a t a u p e prove omue d of a putu ro e. yal Her comma- s . - 4 to espoint the Bight Hon. Thursday, hut the sepia Clearewitch, with its almost -ger, 8.0., Robert Arthur inevitabU "maritime," is the 'haps of kaocked.out fa- 1 V vourites and " eomimg " °Maidens invariably breaks th e I° "'"" nt, °all" ' ".- 'pea. The Bedford martin used to be prolific is' that way, unbent la". 14 7 m and we have known Matinees wherein bootmaks's who Nob. Beery wille "bad" airiest some particular horse for the Cesare.. -., , M.D., witch. awaited with calm astioiestioa a favourable tarn is ',i con the market at Bedford whereby they might be enabled to "get eat" on easy terms. This year the meeting just con cluded has bass barren of malls is that way to either -, "um or layers, issausch as all the prices returned `te two days sc onkel, varied from those quoted i '' . .e Victoria Club sad at Knightsbridge 'orkday. The priatdpal feature today was 'trot armed by Alabama, who mane the dab in the early part of the -es taken to 3001. Thom wbo 'r friendless at she same nonplused, but the -*subsume of the ' him a very - so sawn ' ,, 1l cot ... 'I, 1 1,1 1 !I 1 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. VCR CALCUTTA Direct, the CASTLE LINE J. of PACKETS t hlghest clams at Lloyd's), tosdlng In the lkst Wig Dodo, awl" essagmesil to her Majesty's Colson fur i t a it .INDEL CASIN O4II loos register (riled 4 7th Seat : welt% ICK CAST 1.106 toes register to sag 2ith Oct.. sortocuani CAE E, 1 tons h ater, to follow. Anq to the swan, DONALD CITRIC I and 00.. Liverpool asiADLAY end C0.,611, IPI7I/11DeliotfOlt ; Of to G. sad A. 111111 NO and Oselieobilreh Maws, N.C. "HEATRE ROYAL RAYMARKET.—SoIe TF YOU TRAVEL, send for BIISSEY, smrru, teams and Mr. BUCKSTON This THEATRE 1 and Cs.'s ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of PORTMAN OPEN for the a AR I. ON oa MONDAY, °Molter 9, with 'I EAUS, trunks, Sege, and every other travelling requisite. necklines comedy of THE SCHOOL YOE SCANDAL, In which Ale Yield, Norio., and Opera Muses. unrirales kr nomilesoo lir. Chippendsle, Mr. Buckatone, Mr Compton. Mr. W. Tamen, sod chmpoese-M, New Oxford-nreet, N.C. Mr. Howe, Mr. Rogers, Mr. W. Gordon, Mr. Clark, Mr. Bawd. Mr. Wes/hereby, Mr. Coe, Mr. P. White, Miss Nelly Moore, MI JIYAM and Co.'. CLOTHING for BOYS, Snowdon, Mrs. E. Fitawillism, Elm C. Hill, &c., will appear. After the Comedy the National Anthem will beang : to be fol- 66 and 67, OE/ORD-ST REET. lowed by LEND 111 FIVE SH I LLIN GS ; Mr. aolightlY (his . rh° (Int . 114ablialmtm• ia the Kingdom for every desarEptioe f n and Youths Dress Boca Knickerbocker Sults, lis. 6d. orillield character ;, Mr. Buckstone ; concluding with EA ST BRAYING. Miss Louisa Keeley, Mies Fanny Wright. Re. to 605 Boys Westminster and Osborne Solla, Ur. Id to See TUESDAY and WEDNIOIDAY, for them two nights only, TO IC ~b oy s . ,r_kms____,_llair°,i, and 11 2 11 „ b .! su„_ ite, 150 -. _t0,.. 42 "..__ 211 . X. SCHOOL FUR SCANDAL, LILND ME VIA' SHILLINGS, and P e "" m " . " . • ... '''' . o z.. z ! r ' Re. '" . ""- t h e .- EASY SHAVING. Oa THURSDAY, Oct. lt, Mr. Mabeive 1 1 3 r. :'‘l. to Its Bors. Serviceable Vests , M. Od• to 7s ed. 00 7. will reappear after his at and most triu mphanttriut per- r° "6°l° 'Trousers, St. Oa- to 13 ° 3d formance of L'Homme In in Paris and in the French to making hie debut hers the Emends version of the was piece, 11 YAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS, entitbd USED UP, sustaining km wicked character of Sir Charles 66 and 67, ORFORD-STREET. Coldstream : Mr.. Osaties Ma hews will also sp.ear on the lime Na I. Oesnerssa's Clothing for Demediete weer. Wo. t Goa evmM la PlasolG's Extravaganza of TEE GOLDEN VLESCE. tlemen's Order Department. No. & Boys Mader for inneediete with we. Chaim Mathews Oa FRIDAY and SATURDAY wear. No. 4. and Youths' Order Department. No. 6. USED UP. THE GOLDEN FLEECE, and other entertainment. USW and Livery Departmsax. No. 6. Hats and General Heeler 7. NOTICE-Mr. Bothers will reappear at Christmas No. 7. Travellaag Clothing, Umbrellas, Portmanteaus. Eng., ten. The du timer will be opened To-morrow, Oct. 7, and daily Provincial !trenches -Armlugham, tl, tt, and tik New-street: afterwards from 10 till b. Leeds, el, Erimaste. APPOINTMENT OF A ROYAL 0011XL&SION. The Queen has now approved of a royal commis sion for investigating the cattle plague. Her Ma jetty has hem pleased to appoint the Right Hon. John Forst: Esti Spencer, ILO., Robert Arthur Talbot Osmoyne Cecil, Eq. (commonly called Vis count Cranbotussi, the Right Hoe. Robert Lowe, Lyon Mayfair, Fee., C. 8., Clare Sewell Read, Req.. Henry BMW/ JOOOll, Esq., M.D., Richard Quaia, Hag , M.D., Edmund Alexander Parkes, Esq., M.D., Jobs Robinson 11`Clesa, Eaq., Thomas Wortcald, Eq., Robert Cooley, Req., sad Charles Spooner, Eq., to be bar Majesty's Commis sioners, fully to itiveetigate the origin and nature of a meta gime and infections disorder, which it generally designated the cattle plague, now prevakint among the cattle in Groat Britain, and to amettaia, as far an passible, the mode of treatment best adapted for the cure of the sffectedsoimala, and the regulations which may, with the greatest advan tage, be made with a view to prevent the wreathe( of the said ddecirder, end to avert any future autbreek of it. Mr. Mentague Bernard will act an weetary to the com - Wades. TATTERSALLII3.—TatraimaY. It is not often during the rasing meson that we are ssablsd to eompile a lot a quotations at Taitenairs on Thursday, but the approaching Crearewisels, with its almost inevitabe "strrstions," the 'haps of koorked-out fa yowler end omit; " °abiders, invariably breaks the spelL Tim Bedford meeting need to be prolific in that way, and we have kaown ioetancie wherein bookmakees who were "bad" agleam some particular horse for the Cesare. witch. awaited with calm satinipatioa a favourable tarn in the market at Bedford whereby they might be enabled to "get ant" on easy terms This year the meeting just cos eluded has bees barren of resells in that way to either beckers or Wen, inasmuch as all the prices returned during the two days sr urcely varied from those quoted both at the Vetoes Club sad at Knightsbridge on the previous Monday. The prised* feature today was the eneoked for porde= smutted by Alabama, who came such a warm favourite at the club in the early part of the day that as little ag 10 to 1 was taken to 3(10/. Those who remembered that at 50 to 1 be war friendless at the same place on Monday were perfectly nonplused, but the majority were beredalous as to the genuineness of the " mosey," sad they soonrdiagly precoemiel him a vay good market horse, but that he would eat have so much go" in him at the sinning post. Balpiactes did Doe seem to please his friends. sad Ostrow was ceder • tam dead meemesem of the defeat of BastActoo ). mt. I. vas currently re piloted, be bad two tried so sureesefully at tbo sod of the week. Hie owner, h , was pre sent, and when we mention that he was anxious to effect an outlay of 1001. at 11 to 1. he early backers I need have no cam to fear—for the present. Zephyr was another that blow anything but gently over the sewn of bookmakers, for after 66 to I, and even 100 to I, had been laid in the morning "all over London," she left off at 20 to 1 (offered), 25 to 1 having been Weep freely to • considers ble amount. It was &Binned that she had in the morning " cleaned oat" the remainder of the Baron's lot. 1,000 to 50 was accepted shoat John Davis, sad Pearl Diver was stopped in his downward tendency by a bookmalier, who tea 1,000 to 40. Fifty " fifties " were taken about Fi &lie, and 2,000 to 40 was also booked &host Lanedown, notwithatandiag the fierce hostility against him early in the week, when "any price" could have been obtained about his. Custard !Cud. we. in increased demand for the Cambridgeshire, and the Cessrewitch favourite and Ortega were each supported at 25 to I. Closing prior Cella REM ITCH. 1 fast Captain King's Kalpinctes. 3 yrs. tit Mb (al It Mr. Ten Broerk Mamma, 4 yrs. Tit 61b I Mr. Berths LatreitorArra 64 Mb (clf. t U b• 1 Mr. H. Smith's Juan Darla, 4 yes, be 51b (t) 1 Baren Rothmbilds Zephyr, 3 yrs, Tet .lb (Si 1 Mr. K. Beayley's Pearl Darer, 6 yes, area Ile 1 Mr. H. Delamarres }ldeate, 4 )ra,754 Mb (I) 1 Duke of Betokens tanadown, 3 yrs Set Lb (t) 1 Baron Rothachlids elitists gelding, 4 yrs. Tet IMb (off; 1 Baron liottuchilds Breese, 4 yrs, est Sib (MD CAMBE I DO L5lll ILL 14 to 1 agst Mr. J. Wood's Custard Castle, 4 yes, sst 111 b ,t) 1000 to 40 Mr. Bestirs Ostiftm. 3 yrs, tat ;t1 1000 to 40 Captain Bin 's 84ploctoa, yn, Sit 12Ih TLE LINE of PACKETS for CALCUTTA. CIAIt e ct —NOTICIt to —The splendid clipper WARWICK CASTLE, 3.1(15 teas regtoter. DAVID CUltall. Commander, loading la the FAA ladle Ducks, will be d punctually ou the trth October. All cargo engag ed by =ld p p u t be ~nbnthic andppleared n owners, DO s ALD cot later than the 25th lost.—lroe *eight nr passage aly to theCIRRIE sad Co, LisMool NDLAT and Co ., 65, IParilamentatreet 7t go 6 aed t, H)RRING and Co.. No. R Oraceehurcholgest, is _ _ . ASTLEY'S THICATRIL-Mr. E. T. SMITH bass to irons the pubUc and the patrone of WO Theatre that In oonsequence of the extraordinary repro ire required for the production of Brougham's drama, " The CUILD of the SUN." the THEATRE will OPEN on MONDAY. the 9th October, lieu of Saturday. r adverb/id. UOK—LICA bed PERKINS' I wozaormani LB am:roc Mtn delicious condiment, pronounced by companion:, THE ONLY GOOD BAUM pawed no bay by LKA and PERRIN& The public are respectfully cautioned wind morthlem teat& timm, and should me that Les and Pentair Enema anon wow. label. bottle, and stopper. ASK tor LEA and PIRItIW, BAUM. dote witolmale and for snort by the Yroptinaa. W Neurn CROSBY and EL&CILWILL : Noma W,CLAT BMW& Lakes a. *0... ea i sad bp grooms and °Goma STO DARE. Mina REPRESENTATION. THEATRE of MYSTERY EGYPTIAN HALL—MARVELS la MAGIC sad VENTRILOQUISM, by Colonel STODARIL —The real radian Basket TrIA. and Instantaneous vrtatli ~f Planar ?teak as p Introduced, fee lb. first Gas lath is conatry, on lisstor Mddy. April 11. lOW by Wood IldadaM asal egg pr farmed b y Was sad Um bass 11s.dara. WIRT Sift NINO at 6 diatardaps ladadadl. Wad or Wedadaday and datarday Aria , DOOM, at 3.—Stals Y Matchalra 83, Old Naafidirest. and fad adze, dgyptlandsll.—Admaskaa. la, Sa, sad 3.. " Almost adractdous."—Vide " Thadd." April 18, INS. The cattle murrain, according to the moat resent inquiries, would appear to be steadily spreading io warless &Oriole to Berkshire, which may be coasidered as a purely agricultural county. In the Mat lenbead petty sessional drvklioa (a dhtriet which has been Waded mace the out break of the epidemic), sad baled* Maideohead. the number of beasts up to the present time that have died or been killed after bola; attached by the "plague, amounts to no Lem than 241 animals, the loss of which mast hare en tailed serious inconvenience upon the formers. It dome not appear that any sheep have died in this district from the *glue. The Maidenhead petty semb.nal division adjoins that of Windsor (county dietnet), sod the dimes is sow rife within two or three miles of the reel borough, one of the principal inhabitants of which, Mr. Johnson, of the I While Hart Hotel, to the Higis-strret, having. it has heels ascertained. lost several aoimals b the plague epos his farm, which is between Windsor and Maidenhead. Cattle have bees mired with the disease st New Lodge, the estate of M. Van de Weyer, the Belgian minister, and likewise (if , not incorrectly informed) upon that of Mr. Hall Say, a gentleman residing about two miles from Windsor. Up to the present time or, Mediums of the disease has, it is mi di/stood, appeared upon the royal farms. It appears that in the neighbourhood of Waven tree, Liverpool, several dairy cows have been stricken with the plague. Thaws animals have been is the dairies a long time, and are not likely to have come in coolant with im ported cattle. The Duke of Argyle presided on Tuesday at a meeting held is the eonaty tows of hie shire relative to the mottle plague. On the motion of Be. Fletcher of D 1111161211, TONTO BITTERS. WATERS' QUININE WINS. The Pod palatable and wbuleanne bitter in exlatenoe. AN EFFICIENT TONIC, Az *appalled atorpettle, and a gentle stimulant. Sold by grows, Itsibus wareboinerpen, wino mervbanta Pa to:dinners, and other*. at We. a dozen. Itanidectured b WATERS and WILLIAMS. l mo ldarbta-lane,Cannouotreet. Leodeo. wu Agents, IL Lewis and Co.. Weeotater. q'ax OXFORD.--81XTY-81X, by J. OFFEN BACII ; LA TRAVIATA, NORMA, Me , by the mod efficient Operaile Company a louden, Includlog Mew Sussed, Walanlay, Tyrrell, Barrie ; Madame Marla, ant Was Irds.Heory Deena A. St. Albyn, Green Spaaeoll, Hulk. W. Williams, and Minor TlvolL—Ballek the BRIDAL of BEAUTY, by the Mtu.es Taw and Sara Ganda Coined!, and Burlesque by the IrAubun, Marra Durtah and Davies tbe Brothers and ill‘ter tante, the celebrated liwaairlan dawns and other available talent. BiriNlNU. ROCHNTTS, a delightful MANSION, with stabling, gardens, and Oeunire grounds, park lodge eutrance, &0., and an attractive little denials, in all about SD sores, boldly undulated, richly timbered, and refreshed by ornamental water, close to the picturesque village and church of Sou h Weald. in Essex, a dry and hothhy dis tri ct, flee miles from Rereford, two notes fine. Brentwood, and from thence about tithe-quarters of an hour's ride by rail from the metropolis. MESSRS. DAN lEL SMITH, SON, & OAKLEY beg to Inform the public that they have revel ed in strut-lion' hem theTrnstees of the Lady Jarvis to (WPCS for SA LE by AUCTION. atthe Oultdhall Coffee-house, Gresham-street, &L., on TUESDAY, Oct. SI, at ti, the above completely appointed MANSION and FEEL HoLD En I ATE, formerly the favourite residence of the late hart St. Viucent, and combining unusual advantages as to situation with respect to the enjoyment of society and field sports, being in the immediate neighbourhood of numerate sesta of the county gentry, and Adjoining Weald Nall, the estate of Sir 8.. Diaby heave, on one side, and with that ex ception, skirted and enclosed by the lands and deer park of C. Tower, Fly.. and surrounded by a district proverbially rural and picturesque, also well stocked with game, and lo the midst of the meets of the Pockeridge and Easel foe hounds and the Hon. 0. Petees etas hounds. The mansion occupies en dented site, and I. approached from the village by a lodge entrance and terrine drive through a small and nicely timbered park, thick y screamed by plantations, with orangery, weil-kept lawns. taste fully disposed pleasure groat& and private walks overlooklug and descending to a fine abort of water with ornamental bridge, boat, end summer houses The interior accommodation com prises on the chamber floor five lofty best bedrooms and three dressing-rooms. two secoodary bedrooms, school-room, four ser vants' bedrooms, day and night nurseries, on the round I floor, a spacious entrance-leak. well proportioned and lofty dining and drasomt rooms, library opt 'limits i he lawn mid grimed., dress- ing-room, dc., couvemeot domestic offices, and lie the basement excellent and estewilveoellarage. There are also rufous out -build - attd yards, with loose boxes and dahlia* forte horses, cos houses, saddle room, rte., with lofts and grooms' rooms over, lams kitchen garden enclosed by walls clothe! with fruit i.e.,t and coutatiOng a r . -age of vineries to full bearing, also venous forclug-houses, and In the rear 1 the stabling term Whetting,. The laud, with the exception of about el acres arsble, la in pas ture, in i 1 heart and condition : about el acres are let with the ma to a drat-edam yearly tenant : the residue, with con venientli plamd farm houses mid homesteads, known am the Great Machette Farm and the Use Farm, are also in he occu pation of respectable yearly tenants: there are also various labourers' cottages-, and In the village four well tenanted dwell ing-houses. Full printed particulars, with plans, may be obtained at the lace of sale and at the principal hotels at Brentwood and [anford: also of Maim Phelps and Bennett, solicitors. 14, Red Lthoequani, WAI ; of Mara 0111.011 A and Speakman, agent& B ith ; and s with orders to view, by appolatments of Mee-ra. Dan= Mirth, SoN. and WHIMS, land agent' and surveyors, No. 10, Waterloo-place, S.W. to 100 to to to 20 to 26 to 26 to 60 to 60 to 60 to 60a ROYAL CALEDONIAN RUNT. —THEniinAT. THE CALEDONIAN Br. Laois of 10 nova each. with 80 added, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, tot 10th ; SUM; Sat 4lb. One mile. (10 sobs.) Yr. Mackeimies Brown Bread, by Weatherbit—Brovra Agues. Mt letb. (T. tlltalloner) 1 Mr. J. Merry's Zambesi, Bat 101 b (A. Edwards) 2 Mr. Mat/aroma Loma., Mt 7lb lllarchant) Betting : 6to 4 on Brown Bread, 7to 4 apt Zambesi. Was by half a length ; a bawl third. THE YEONANST CAVALRY HANDICAP ; WiSilere sates. One mile, 3 turkey 66 yards. Marksman (h b), a yes, lig Mb (Owner, 1 Bella Adie, aye., 104471 b (Mr. Gorton', Deerfoot, yes, list bib Mr. ' , omens) 3 The follow's* alio ran : Emperor, Little Cob, Souter, elands, Mignon, Fascination, and Zoe. Betting : 3 to 1 each opt Marksman sad Deerfoot, 10 to 1 spit say other. Won I. • canter by two lengths ; a between sesead sad third ; a bad foartils. lal gt LOTHIAN HANDICAP of 10 move. each, with 200 added ; *awes extra. One rail* and three-quarters. Captain Ong's Windham. by Windbon.ol—Fright. aTM bit 121 b Matinee; 1 Mr. Barber's The CLOW% 4 yrs, Mt Mb Mr. Dimrsou's Curtain leetare, 3 yes, est alb (carried est 10Ib) Nur', 3 The following also ran :—Moose, Buraramaide, Melon, Crisis. Siva Olmar, and Term. Betting sto 2 apt Olasse, 5 to 1 art Bendigo, 6 tan 1 apt Rome. 7 to 1 era apt Windbams and Osmain LOC. tun, 10 to apt Weis, sad 4to 1 aps The Vows and Helen (ociapled). Wob by • length ; arm lengths bet ween wood and third two length. between the third and fourth. Mr. Babel declared to win with The Clown. MATCH ; 50 son, ; list 10th each. Mr. C. W.I. Korean's Iconoclast. by Voltigenr—lris,4 yrs (Chnier; I Captain Martian's Trap, 5 yrs (Owner; 2 Baiting : 6 to 4 as Iconoclast, who wen in a caster by four lengths. THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS' STAIRS 04 3 IDOL each. with 25 added ; wsigbt for age ; selling alkietantes. Oaw round. Lapidist, by Snowdon Dunhill, dun by Bed Bart, 6 yrs,n) Din 1 First-rater, 3 yrs, est 71b (Bates Little Cob, aged, rst Illb right, 3 The Molds. also ran : Protease mime (late rote Beer), Madame Tagllageo, and Whip. Betting : sto 4 sent Whip, 3to 1 apt Lspidist, 4 to 1 apt liadame TaglUfica. Woo by a neck ; • bad third. The winnerwas bought ia fur 32 guineas. HER MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 guineas. About 25 miler. lir. W. Ondtais legal* by Btockwell—Tbe Gem, 3 yrs, list Mb THE WATERLOO CONSOLATION HANDICAP PLATE of 20 sows.. and a haadsomely mounted whip. Owe toned. Deerfoot, N ib (Mr. Lawernoe) I Emperor, 11441 b , Mr. Lot hero' 2 Claud*, lest leib .Mr. Elliott; 3 The following sine ran : Bird of Passage, Louts Napoleon. Router. and Biddy 12•Queeny. Betting : 2to 1 apt Deerfoot, 4 to 1 ap t Emperor, 6to 1 get Bird of Passage. Won by a bead bed thisd. THE BUCCLEUCH HANDICAP. The objection against Clammy, who ClOlll in Sr.;, wee withdrawn this day ;Thursday). BETTING AT MANCH'. LIARgicOMBE COURT, pleasantly situate on a floe elevation, tie worn Gloucester and otruinl, tire miles from the former end three from the latter; comprialug a substantially-beat and we ll desigaed MANSION, completely appointed, with out-odtmes, 'awes, pleasure grounds, terraced walks, a handsome conser vatory, vinery, croquet ground, kitchen and flower garden, embellished Ity • variety of luxuriant and valuable shrubs, excellent stabling and carriage homes. en elegant *blesses lodge, carnage sweep, de . with various encloaures of park like pasture land, studded with ornamental timber, also valuable farm lands, with conveniently-placed farentioue and homestead, cottages, eke., In all about 035 acres : situate in a district famous fur .s widuhrity and attnetive scenery, extend ing from the estuary of the Severn to beyond the tamp of the Malvern bills. affording a greed expanse and rare combina tion of hill and dale, water and wood, with numerous bolder Matinee lathe distance. MifeSS‘ . R.S.DANI.ELSMITH,SON,andOAKLEY have received instructiuns to OPFER (with pommies) the above delightful PIitILER I LD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY for SALE by AUCTION, at the Guildhall Coffeehouse, Gresham street,TUESDAY, Oct. St, at ie *Mess previously posed of by private contract). The mansion. stabling, mid entrance t dge have been built within the neat few years, in unison, in the domestic Destine style of atchitecturd without consideration as to outlay, from pleas furnished by an emiueut architect. The ground., terraces. and parterres bare been arranged with special regard to style, under the superviiion of I an eminent landscape gardener. The interior accommodation of the house compriees eight lofty sleeping nor meats, three dresslog-rooms, bathroom, day and night nurseries, entrance hall, and vestibule, paved with Morton's encaustic tiles, and ' lighted by a handsome window, dc., and is heated by hot air apparatus handsome and lofty dieing-moan. with sa windows opening to a verandah balcony, tro drawing-y.IM, eo suite, with t reach windows, also opening to the balcony, library, school-room, and excelleut domestic offices and estivate. The stabling, with paved court yard, contains accommodation for seven homes, and la lifted , with modern improvements, and the coach-house affords stand lug for them or more carriages. The home farm la contiguous to the mansion, and skirting the pleasure grounds are park .like pastures. There is also a convenieut farm-house and homestead, which has lately been reinstated, and various cottages. A new handsome church has rerently been erected within halts mete of eetate Whaddon and Pitchcomb Churches are also within two miles. The property, with a trilling exception, ts free from land-tax- Printed pa•tictdars will shortly be ready ; in the meantime further itiformation may be obtained of Messrs. Helps and Co., solicitors, $7, Great George-street, Westminster, and Gloat meter; and with orders to view, of Messrs, DAStaLsgrrn, sow, sad 0111.11 Y, land agents sad muweyom, 10, Waterlooplaci, Pall-mall, aW. 28TER.-THURSDLT. KWITCII. 60 to 1 WA LowLoma t.) 60 to 1 Collet& gelding off! 10 to 1 kAtinburgh•t) 06 to 1 Uroon Jack (t) ea to 1 Solon ',t DOE3IIIIIL Cl 12g to 1 eget adlattur ff) • I 66 to 1 Oetrcger it) I IS to 1 Solidnetea (off) ( 13 to 2 apt Salpittetas - lE 10 to 1 Alabama (t 11 to 1 tharagar (t) 21 to 1 Zephyr :1; 33 to 1 Tares ~t) 33 to 1 Pearl Diver (of) - - CAM Pall It to 1 agietCnotard Casa,' (oT, t It to 1) 2) to 1 The Duke (t) CRICKET. THREE PLAYERS OF SURREY v. ELEVEN OF PUTNEY AND JMSTRLCT. Mr. Guy's "selection " again made their ap• at Putney yesterday. The match lett Dif on M rawe d eseday eveoleg, with Messrs. Basrpllay and Clinton out sod A. Taylor in, with seven runs sittazhed to his same. Ha, therefore, clamed pomestion of the wicket Yesterday morning. zed by► tea more singles costae teft.re the wicket) bedrowetke ball back to the b owler. Mr. Kirby amid not stop. Jupp, who started boodles this morang, 1104 allowing him to do so on this occasion. Mr. Seethes was caught at long-os ; Mr. Ooslow, e stair issakirig •• two, which was • splendid drive from Humphrey. Mr. H. Frere, the well.keown Hamp shire aicketer and good shot, played we exceedingly pone vette, 'snags of eine singles, sod canted Feeley to handle the loathe:. This bowler did the rest. keepfsg the ball " well on the spot." Mr. Boom made • good stand apielt his powerful opponent. whose straightforwardness, in per. severwisse, carried off a victory, on the first innings of 14 rues. This included • wide from Humphrey. The threes aria handled the " and Humphrey commeeced. He made two twos sod fourteen eagles and was bowled by Shepherd's slows ; he ensile :ad • des deplay of batting. Peeler was then celled upon, and contributed some single, and, in making the last. his bet and body came in onaia—so much so that be was obliged to lave, so "hart ;" but •f ter Jupp had wade a two, and given out leg berme wicket, be again made hie appearance, and the total reached 47 , leaving the Eleven 62 to get to win. At this period of the game the stumps were drawn. The ground was attended more numerously than Ithe previous day, sad the contest at present excites eomiderable interest. It will be resumed this day. We THE BRGOIIEII ALL ISTATE, one of the most delightful RESI DENTIAL PROPERTIES In the county of SUR KEY, situate eqal-distant from the market towns of Dorking and Horsham, within two miles of the proposed 'tattoo on the Nild-Ssrmet Extension from Horsham to Leatherheed, and about one boar's ride front the metropolis. It comprises a most substantial mansion of the Ellmbetinui order, erected within the last 20 years regardless of cost, with every attention to comfort and convenience. and altogether meltable for the reception of a Large estanliatuneek The residence is placed with a southern week on high groand,overlooking an extensive and charming landscape, with richly wooded home acenery, teruunated by the South Doane, extending from Black Down to Hastings, while Leith hilLwith Us picturesque Lature..imparts add l- tonal beauty to the scenery. It opens upon extensive pleacnre grounds and prdens,lald out with great tasteand surrounded by a most comoart domain of 730 acres. of which about 2.5 i acres are Seely timber d and undulated part lands and pastures, ROO , acres useful corn lands, and 260 acres wood land and planta tions. It is approached by lodges in architectural keeping with the mansion, is inters cted and hounded by roads in ex ceUent order, and the agricultural buildings are well arranged and in thorough repair. There is also upon the estate a small residence. let to W. C Casalet Esq. MESSRS. DAN lEL IS MIT H, SON, and OAKLEY have been favoured with Instructions to SUBMITto AUC TION, at the Guildhall Coffee house, Greihsm street, LC., on TUESDAY. Oct. Si, at IR the above exceedingly choice and very valuable ESTATE. Full particulars may be obtained on application to Robert Clinton, Esq., Hartswood. Iteigate of Messrs. Tllleard, Sou, &ridden, and Boise. solicitors, Old Jewry ; or of Blesses. D. Smnli, Sox, sad OAILLZT, land agents and suseeyon, 10, Water loo-pares, Pall-mall, L W. IN the COUNTY of GLOUCESTER. about three miles from Cheltenham and eve from Gloucester. and within one mile of a projec , ed Station on the East Gioncestenhire Railway. MESERIS. DAN I EL SM ITH,SON ,sodOAKLEY have received instructions from the Proprietor to OFFER tor SALE by AUCTION, at the Guildludl. Coffee house. Grosbeak street, KC., on TUESDAY, Oct- al, at lf, in One Lot, a very iubjoiS tbs sons : Polder, c Bowes, b Shepherd Japp, b Maim' Humphrey, c Cdeen, b 81 1 •16 1 . 4 . • • • Wde+ 1 M 7 e y&UIIOLD ROIDIXTIAL PROPEB.TY known as the RAM/WORTH r6TATE, compriiring a most substantial and commodiOnil Pernily Mandmi, containing dining and drawing rooms, Were, ids behoomx.with Brewing rooms, servant& rooms, and eseellent domestic offices, capital stables, and double coach-house. The miuudon Is olaced I la the midst of tastefully disposed lawn and pleasure grounda, commanding varied and extensive views. embracing every object of interest in the lovely hin eeenery of the district. The domain extends over V* acres of valuable and productive I arable end pasture land, conseeleatly divided for occupAion, I with suitable homestead accommodetkin approached and inter meted by capital roads, the • bole, with the ex eption of the mansion and land, in hand, In theocenea ion of respectable yearly tenants : situate In a capital sporting district, In the o ielyt of picturesque scenery, and in close proximity to a town of huhu:in. able resod, like Cheltenham. This choice little property alters residential attractions of an unusual chancier. Pemeallon the house may be bad ea completion of the Plane sad particulars may be obtained of ri=e. Hayes. Twla den. Parker, and Co CO, 11410011- aware ; at the Guildhall Coffee ; house, Orealeamatreeto and of Near. Damell BMW, end Assoc, land agents and annoyers. IL Wanwies. ' place. Pall-mail, London. LW. Told M The Theta ant Wasp wes as Nags : T. W. BaesC 4 to Iftespbrey 5 akaces, b 17 A. Tolor (.11 singles:, e mid b lop ILleby, b ) app 0 lieutboa, • Ja b Barepbray 1 W. A. Ouslow, C lapp, b Ilumpiny Prere, b Poeley 0 W. B. 25bepberd, b Pa d ) 1 H. Zwick. b Today b It CoUlagboorne. rAsy ' Bowes. b Podgy 5 WI& 1 I THE SHEEP DISEASE IN WILTSHIRE. It is with much concern we feel called upon to announce the appeermos, in a most unmistakeable form, of the sheep disease is this county; and we make the en nouocement, not for the purpose of exciting undue alarm, but as a duty we owe to fiockinuters, to put them on their guard, and with the view of preventing the spread of • malady which, in its fetal results is, if possible, even more disastrous thee the dreaded small-pox which com mitted so much devastation amongst the flocks of this musty three years ago. It appears that Mr. Tarrant, a farmer of Ifildeehall, seer Merlborough. attended Kinpdows Fair, near Bath, yesterday fortnight, where he puroband 60 lambs of Mr. Whole, a dealer et Brinkworth, and which had been brought from the latter place to the fair theday previously. Sutacquently, Mr. Whale purchased 49 more lambs in the fair, which he afterwards resold to 14r. Tarrant—time maim Mr. Tenant's purchase, 109 lambs. Oe the after noon of the same day these lambs were drives from the fair to a farm about 6 miles from Kiegirdown, called "Sparrow's Perm," when they remaioed for the night, during whisk one of them died. The mixt day they were driven to • farm occu pied by Mr. Austin, is the neighbourhood of Chippecham, where they spin halted foe the night ; and only the next meriting thee started for Mildeohali, which they reeohodationt 10 p.m.. having passed in their route through Chippeobani, Beckliamptoo, sod Marlborough. Inept the one which died ow " Sparrow's Fans," the whole flock seem thus to have reached their deatinatioe safely, although censidera. bly fatigued by the journey. Two days, however, had hardly elapsed before symptoms of disease bapn to show then salver. These symptoms were first exhibited by great de , premium of the vital powers and by the lambs drooping their heads, but this was soon followed by • diseharge from the nostrils sod by dyseetric purging, whilst the tongues of the animal. pruseted • blackened appeirapoe. The impectors of the district, Mr. Buckeridge of Honeerford end Mr. Duck of Marlborough. were at once made acquainted with the circumstaeoe, sod these veterinarian., we are told, pm it their decided opinion that the lambs were suffering from the nine disease now so prevalent among cattle—in other words that they bad " the plague.* Be the disease, how ever, what it mar, there could be no doubt as to its virulence and its fatality—no lee then 47 out of the 109 lamb' purchased at Kinpdown fair having died up to Monday last. Os Tuesday a ineetieg of the prineipel agriculturist& of the neighbourhood was mild at the Ailesbury Arms Hotel, Marlborough, for the purpose of taking iota consideration the best meaty to be adopted for disposing of the reaminiog portion of the flock, it having become evident that the whole of them bad imbibed the Menge. The Rev. C. Seams (rector of Mildeohall) wu is the club. ; and there were also present Mr. George Brown of Avebury,Mr. C. C. Longo( Overton, Mr. D. P. Maurice, Mr. It. W. Merrimac, the Mayor of Marlborough (Mr. S. Willie), Lieut. N. J. Reed. Mr. W. H. Gals, Mr. S. Butler, Mr. W. Pinoiger, Mr. J. Tani, Mr. A t Mr. W. Brown, Mr. Goddiog, Mr. A. M. Mr. Woodward, with many other interested parties. After talking over the matter for some time, it was ulti mately proposed to purchase the 60 lambs which were yet living at 20s. • bead, sad to kill end bury them et ours ; and this propaeition bung been amereted to by Mr. Tar. rant, Mr. Superinteedent Strettoa was deputed to engage a gang of labourers, to carry the resolution of the meeting into effect forthwith. This he did without delay, and having got 20 mon together, they proceeded to the farm, and having dug deep pita, the whole of the lambs were slaughtered, and before coidoight buried Nome feet beneath the surface of the earth. The thanks of the public geserally are due to the geutienies who. by their spirited conduct , have thus, we hope, prevented the spread of a disease of a mast loath some and virulent character. The look is of coarse • serious one to Mr. Tarrant, and there is not a parses who will not sympathise with him ie the misfortune which his come upon btu—Devizes We read in the Sheffield Telegraph :—" Scarcely has the oousternatioe eonsequent on the visitation of the rinderpest amoogst the cattle io this neighbourhood sub sided. ere smother calamity is threateeed by the eppearance of a disease of a very malignant character ateoegst sheep. Last week a fl,ck of cheep on the farm of Yr. Felix Nichol son, neon. Meltby, Itotherbatn, were attacked by a dime* of a typhoid satin*. Out of sweaty @beep forty have piece died, and the remainder are being treated by Mr. P. Antbouy, ILC.V.3, of liotheram. The dome isattributed to atmospheric miner, the peculiarity of the pasturage, the insect', and other similar causes." MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday last an is pset wen held before J. Gregory, Esq., of Leicester, at os the body of Charles Mortis. aged 39 am, lately in the employ of Mr. T. Tineoe,esetnotor, el Melton Mowbray. Deeeased wee 'Soleil, a well upon the estate of Captain Bayley, under the directions of hie master sad Mr. Wiliam, of Leicester. The well was known to cootain foul air (oarbonie amid gas), sad his master beteg absent he did not use the usual precautions before dowered log on Monday morning. When about 20 yards down the well be called to the man at the windlass to pull up. The me immediately wound up, but it was too late, and when withie four yards from the top be fell to the bottom of the well. Verdict, •' Aocideseal death." Deemed Isms a widow nod four young children.—Stankford Mercury. LAMENTABLE OCCURRENCE—Mr. Ales. Culbert, Hiebotreet, Ballymoney, has committed suicide. The on. fertueate map was upwards of 83 years el age, sad much respected by ell who knew him. It wpm, that the lees which be lately sustained by the burnisei of his flax ie Mr. M'llhattoo's mill, at Kingrave. had a very depressing effect upon his mind, end hence that state of temporary mental deraareaeut which bas resulted in such a deplorable manse.—Derry Sentinel. Tam Coausion AT °OLNEY Hasca.--Our (Times) obituary yesterday cestaised the samosocement cd the death of Mrs. Young, wife of Mr. Charles Yousg. of Bal. laza.bill Nursery, Surrey, who was oee of the sufferers by the late collision at Coloey Hatch. A large cumber of received serious injury by the aseitiset. bet we Creme " This is the only instance is which theme injuries lure proved fatal; although the death of a ;Nowa who witnessed the oollleiou was attributed to the shock to his 114M.0011 TIMM THt USIIIILAN EXODUS TO Tat UNITUD STATIIIL —Bien Mara lest eserly 25,000 peewee have left Flea berg ae2 Breese far New York is steams seekers. They Dearly all Debased to the bitterest she of artisans, se ohaeles, sad egriraltnriste. Bausisnirtol, THIMIDLY.—Tbere were but few sheep oe the green today, Dearly en having been sold yesterday. There wee es edge° , for ewes of abet 4.. per bead ; but thee we little ease is waiters. Bede of cells an already &MAWR, sad some brisk sales have take place. The bores fair oe Friday will be s large cow The town is very awl wowed sad quiet. Taal The way& at as - bowlirg wee as Iola..: Das. Bra Wilms Mini& lissi.ny in is i a iz er all Ile I a • • I • _~ ~.~~ •Ity d. to I dial L se Iftb ilk : t Iresi's it to *e. Is 6y K bell ids at to Id. 1". my to. 3s. 4d. ▪ td.; S tail. a. 6d. Us Fad Us End Its Fad old, 6. rotal. 1564. )19171 17.1164 Itosi 0 OAS T 1,881 8 174 167 T 804 421 2 1.428 8 ire 0 1 000 6 Mane 1 10,610 0 77,110 16 39,151 5 1,167 2 10,0 4,150 5,011 o 11021 OS 111.7 S 17 1.612 Id 52.5131 51 5,1111 15 4,56! ham, god r coat. fa 2ampton at statiag rtoak to Ostia, rtugsl sod should I* Vigram't as arrival esmasteti o of wool op a moil stomas. Wats.— octal Com this After itorrootoo. 'Chios, to. autorl Yazd. 0 . Wi words sa• 4x.k out on as, Talmo Llostodro. , g old co* 6toolla. 6,16 og, donate,. lacy, 206 L; 's health storing of the WA ' d i t n:= y. - -- _ 6 pad MVO L a Ds La Una. 111 x, urch4treet all Grocers. ATHS. 'Ng of T. the wit* 01 r. A. Hewitt. Lro. the wit. the wife el Jobn's•Vo& is BM Um John's. Uta k. 9. Cansengl. r,erer4i drests: wish church. r Notts/. MaDdfOr d • a. et Lorido o -._ none. Mani.' in s, son of Mt. Aar of ILL V. sir Sallebuf7. „ of Maddlai' tru, inizabeu. iy, O•orge. som dermott. char 'lob i cbeteolum. m a vid LaP. of i ri ' L OW 16. WlSigeirgig". N Isom irruro Ml m CR •OR Nagarowir TO S W YORK. MHZ LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, and /WILADILLFRIA SWAN-SRO COWFANY intend de ggaldiegibeir faifeemered_ UM Iran Nagy titeasafthips, entrylag the Vaasa elides MK for RAW TOIL CITY OF BALTIMORK Friday, Oct. 6. 1..T1Y Of NV/ YORE, Wednesday, Oct 11. CITY OF DUBLIN, Wednesday, Oct. 14. AM mil Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and Saturday& wee gam. by the mail steamers matting every Wednesday, n, was (111/•&11, SCCOrdial to the aboalodabob Cab b =by the Fridays and Saturday's aleamem, Is gain's& gams. includes • MU supply ol cooked provision& - tar Ossada and the tatted states booked through on Etrlnl ia N,l r t in tY, — atfr or dir t :e r eta r Wtieulari ; oe W F YLVg Ind KACZY, 61, Zing Willismotreet. London. BREMEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns wick, and Central Germany.—The North German Lloyd's Ole InFelass mew steamer CONDOR, Captain C. BASSI., ail ke despatcbed from klareslydown on TER RSDAY. the 11th wader (weather permitting), at 10 a.m., calling at Brunswick Pier, Blackwell, for palomino's, at 12 noon.—Fates to Bremen, At gad LI , return tickets, 43 and LI 10a—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Ontvgnal Mice, Regent-cirens, W.: or to PHILLI PPS, GRAVES, ' , mum and Co., St. Dunatan's-honse, tit.Dunstasiehill„ nOPENHAGEN, MALMO, and STOCKHOLM. The AI screw steamer NEWSICY, Captain J. E. CAVE, nal clear ter tM ahoy* porta on or ab at lith last. This 'tamer has very superior accotamodatko tor pawnor*. Apply to PHILUEPS, GRAVES, VIIILLIPP9 and Cu., at. Dun stan-house. St. Dunstan's-hill. KC. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—REDI3O- TION of PARES.—The Netheriands Steamboat Company's Brunswick favourite steamer BATAVIER, Calash' W. SRI ru, will Moe Brunswick Pier, Stoelwsil, EVERY SUNDAY e t 11 o'clock SR salmi oWei f the 10.3 k am. train from lenakurch-street &tattoo. Reduced : Saloon. Et ba ; fore cabin, 16e .: return tickets bomb at • fare and a halt—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal CMOs. Istenbeircus, W.: or to PLILLIPPL GRAVES, PULL- Tan sad Co.. Si Dunstane , bonse. St. Dunstan's-hill. E.C. GRAVESEND. — The GREAT EASTERN ereAlusEur. The SALOON STEAM-PACKET COM PANTS VESSEL the ALEXANDRA Looden.brid Wharf *MG glandara included), at a quarter-pasleavest 10 am,f r ge Braba nt* and Terrace Pier Gravesend. and thence round the GREAT RESTERS of SHEERNESS; returning from Gravesend (calling aloeherville) at 4.10 p.m. Furs s—Yroin London to Graves sed—Fon Saloon, single, la. ; ditto, return. Is. Sd., Grand Saloon. Miele, Is. ed.: ditto, return, ie.8.1 Prom London round Groat Priem and back—Fore Saloon, : Grand Saloon, 4, From Gravesend round Great Eastern and back—Fore Saloon, le. ed.. Gland Saloon. Ss. Childs's under Ten Tears of age half.prias. Olean. 45. Reatcheap. TRiJOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY gainnea), I awl 7. Nicholas-lase. benbardetreet, London. CUAmami—WM. DF.NT. RN.. Sen. SII3SCILIBRD CAPITAL._ .. TWO MILLIONS. CALLED 11T... £B OO.OOO. 111111TRYt FUND MOM. DEPOE!ITS =LIVED Repayable on demand Ditto at 7 days' notice Ditto at la Soya notion • Special rats for money lepoeited for long wads. THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION (Limited). CRAW sabmribed. L 5.000.000. Paid up, £.100,000. BOARD or DIVICTORS. CaLIMAN—JOHN CHAPMAN, Ewa. Panspiton Belli, Esq. Capt. J. Gilbert Johneton. LI. Coleman, Z i a , ?. ,. Mr. Alderman k G. 0. Macpherson, Iraq. W. fichoeld, Eeq., M.P. James Dickson, Esq. Sir S.D. Scott, Bart. P. D. Hadow. faq. H. D. Seymour, Esq., Y.P. J.O. Hansen, req. Joseph Thornton, aq. G. 7. Rotund, Esq. Alfred Wilson, Esq. J. G. Romero. Erna. M. built Esq. MAsatuma—lieury I. Barker. Esq., and T. Frame Sandeman, Ely. 1101JCITOSS—Meesre. Aelturst, ZIT* and Co. ; and Marra. Edwards and Co. This Amoclation makes advances en approved warlike. Negotiates Mena and undertakes general new:mist business. Deposita received for periods of 0 , 0 year and upwards, at a !sad rate of interest . and for shorter periods, or subject to a Flom notice of te regnialed by the flue- Illations of the general 31oneN arked • W. (. wirnaeorrox sicrmary. 27, Lombard4treet, KC. THE CREDIT FONCIZE and MOBILIZE of ENGLAND (Limited , . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the HALF-YEARLY MINERAL MEETING of this Company will be held at the Tendon Tavern, Bishopegate street, London, n TUESDAY, the 24th October sent. at one o'clock p.m. precisely. for the purpose of receiving the Directors' and Auditors Report and balance sheet, and tor declaring a diiidend. The Transfer Boob of the Company will be Closed tram Satur day, the list. to Sa.unlay, the 2811 October, both days inclusive. By order of the toilet of Directors, ALFRED (,OWE, Secretary. 17 and 18, Coral% London, Sept. 49.1866. THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (limited). Capital sAmo.eoo. in 000,000 shares of ASO each. Capital suliemlbed, 100.000 shares (first issue deeeo,ooo. Capital paid up thereon it.A per share). E600,v00. Reserve fund, .00,000. Dividend reserve fund, £70,000. DIIICTOIS. The Rigid Hon. Jelin 8 WART WORTLEY. Governor. JAMES LIIVICK, laq., Merchant, King's Arms / Deputy JAM'S NUGENT DANIELL. Req., Chairman of f Governors. the Alliance Bank Jones Childs, Esq.. London. William Dent, len., Esq., alhairman of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance C utpany Alexander Dunbar, Esq., Old Broad-street, London. Charles LNa , Esq. Lloyd's. Adolphe Hakim, Esq. (Messrs. Auto, Hakim Brothers, and Ca), London. Herriaon, Esq. (Mean.. Young, Harrison, and Bevan). Director of the Themes and Mersey Insurance Company. RI. Yard Stuart Lane. Esq. Messrs. Lane, Hankey, and Co.), London. Charles K Newhon, Eul London. Henry Pownall, Fey., J P , Russell-square. London. Joseph Mn krill nun h, Esq. Mews. J. Mackrill smith and Co.), Old Broad-street, London. Alward Warner, Sp_ M.P., London. James White. Iraq. . M.P. Albert D raut, Esq., M.P.. Managing Director. BASErne. The Agra and Masterman'a Bank (Limited). Mews. Smith, Payne. and Smiths. The National Bank. London, Dublin, and Its Branches In Ireland. The Alliance Bank .Limited;, Loudon, Liverpool, and Men cheater. PeLICIToRS —Masan Newbol4 Evans, and Co., N icholmelerre, EC. AnCRATAIif Alfred Loan, DK. Oflices, 17 and le Coruhill, London. THE DAIRY COMPANY (Limited). catetei £lOO.OOO, in 10,000 sham at £lO each. Deposit on application, Cl pee share. DIALCTORS. _ Dr. LAN KESTHA, iril.7 - Co — roiser for Middlesex, Choir- MIL lama-Colonel Evelyn, Sa, Onslowigardens, South Kenalnyton. garblomPrlere, Rats, DX 1. , St. John's College, (Word. Jots Janes, Req.. Vanverk Huenr‘el. ]fr. Thomas Willie= Fordhans, Stanatead Rye Farm, near Hod *Won, Hera& Rt. John RunsbaJ, Rookery Term, Dagenham, Eusez. Mr. John Abbott, St. Anne's Farm, Bunietbrdad. Llroehouse, L ProfessorJfbn Clarnyte, $ rokwaional Superintendent. Mr. Ramie Sharman Danescks, Model Farm Dairy, Fulham road, W., Manager. Re Hillier, Medical °Meer of Health, Rt. Pancras. kaitscreoas Norris, Mona, Toarnson. ana Hon* Moor- gato.airoet-ekambers BAIIILUS—L•vadon and County Bank. and Branches. Temporary °dices —3leorgateutreet Chanthers, B.C. ABRIDOHD PROSPECITS. This Company is formed at this Juncture to 'ripply the public Oltil o Essanteed genuine new milk, upon reasonable terms. M coo-hares will be erected in healthy el viatica s, no Pro. eresarAtimgee's plans, for receptiou of the Company's cora The Company wit sot purchase cows at present, but will early ee the businesies already purchased by means of the country Ittr4f .c milt already contracted fr r ors and form of application for shares may be obtained at the tondos and County Bank and Branches, and at the tow M istary Whore, where plans and articles of saeodatioo may ha ena should no allotment be mole, dl podia will be returned In full rE DAIRY COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE DI HEREBY OIVRN, tbat th• SHARE LLST Calaway wIR CLOSE as SATURDAY, October Db. RIRD, Sea. pro Pa Roaaastealreet Clambers, Sept. SO. ISM KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the Erg MINI= of the BLOOD known In Medlars. bus their Wady-extended sale and general adafroa k s= sleeted r•• lourold • warier,. Bold BY su 'ewes BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate sod Li Mathieu' ;epitome, ettractod from the flowers. bIJNO. 00 •NISLL and Co., Perfumers to It )t.ll. the Princess of Wales, No. If, Throe litaft.e.oart, Lombattlotreet, London. DINNEFORD'I3 FLUID MAGNESIA.—The medical proGnolou for thirty years have approved el this pure solution of reagessie as the best remedy for gout end de mak disorders of every kind . endue mud aperient It Is 011741- daily soaldwd for ladles sad children. Prepered= „ l DI SNKYORD and Co., Chemists, dc., 111 New Ipmkni, and odd throughout the world by all respectable chemists. Cautloo—See that, Clunked and Co. Is so each battle end red label over the cork. On Saturday, 14th October, T HE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CCX X XVI., 00221127, I F.nallah Cathedrals 2. The Marlow's nommen 3. State and Prospeeta of Hail. 4. rosin , of Prasd and Lord Houghton. 6. The Education of the Band. O. Field Sports of the Anetenta. 7. The Haitian. bureh. & Zacrosehmenta of Russia Is Ana. John Murray. Albemarle at/IAL pROPOSED MONUMENT to SkIAKSPEARE.I SHREWSBURY —The BUILDER of TUTS DAY, prior ed., by pout IM., contains roe View of frowned Monument, to Shakapeorio at Stratiord-on-Aron Oat and About Shwas bury. • rosetar, and Haugbdood Abbey—Politic Buildings in Ammlea Mores, Sewerage, Cemeteries —Books of Raimondo Architects and Engineers—Something About Aberdeen-11m did Town of Sorrento—View of lionth Door of the Cluiteh from Cloister, Haugliaond Abbey, user Shrowsbary —Neglect of Sanitary Laws—Building Trades—Water for Paris—Provincial, de. hoo, 1. Yortatroot, reword Gerdes sad 6U BooiseUes. THE FENIAN MOVEMENT IN IRELAND. (nom an ows CORIMPONDINT.) DUBLIN, THURSDAY Morn Patrick Heyliirrn Barber, George Archdeacon, agent for the Irish People in Liverpool, and sir others, were brought before Mr. Stronge to-day, and committed for trial on the charge of high trisivan. Martin O'Brennan, the proprietor of the Con naught Patriot, wax arrested in Tuam to-day, and John Gallagher, the registered proprietor of the Patriot, was also arrested in Dublin, charged with having blished, on the 13 th of September, a treasonable article, inciting foreigners to invade Ireland. We learn from Saunders' News of yesterday that es Wetlands, a yousg nark mood William Duncan, resi ding at No, 1, Bride Urea, was brought before Mr. &roar, in the Polio* Commissimiers Court, in custody of ONIONS Daemon and Doyle, of the G Division, upon a charge of soliciting a gentleman is take &Fenian oath. Mr. Oliver Henry Miocbin,of 142, Wahl:nines-road, deposed that on the previous night, between ten and eleven o'clock, while he was io Hyoes's Refreshment-rooms, Dsme-street, the prisoner asked him to become a Fenian, stadia, that be himself was one, and that be had the net-wary Pacers for the purpose concealed. Mr. Miochin, of course, refused to do so, and preferred the charge against the pri soner, who was arrested for being drunk. The complainant further stated that the prisoner was sot quite sober at the time, and also admitted that he himself bad drank a good deal. The prisoner altogether denied the charge, allegine that be was in the Queen's Theatre uotil 20 minuted to 12 o'clock, and that the complainant bad mistaken his , identity. Constable Patrick Clarke, IllS A, proved that be- I twain 12 and 1 o'clock the prosecutor called him across the street, and pointed out the prisoner to him as having sought to swear him in as a Fenian. Michael Kilkelly,who is employed in Haynes" Refreshment-rooms, deposed that the prosecutor was not quite sober at the time, and that be saw other persons there, but be was quite sure the prisoner i was not there. Mr. Strong. discharged the prisoner. The tor reiterated his statement as to the prisoner's r=g, but hoped it would sot go abroad that he was a spy or informer. Mr. Scrooge thereupon told him that it was his duty to give information respecting any person who teedered so illegal oath to him. The Dobfin Express of yesterday says :—" Futurism is still an engrossing top:c in the provinces. Rumours of suspicious cruisers hovering about the coast are cii rotated mot only in the south bet in the county Donegal. Preeau. Coes are very properly adopted to prevent the clandestioe landing of arms or syropathisets, should so insane an attempt be made, whieli„ however, after recent events. is extremely improbable. We learn from our Cork corre spondent that the strictest surveillance is kept over all American vowels which touch at Queenstown. The luggage of the passengers is carefully stretched before they are allowed to land. The mysterious moverneots of her Majesty's ship Liverpool, which it was supposed left her moorings in march of a Fenian cruiser, are now explained. The object was to anticipate the boats which usually meet the incoming vessels, in order the more effectually to pre vent the destruction of suspicious pews." TDB CIIIIIICH AND rug NONCONFORMISTS. A meeting of the Step',horst Agricultund Associa tion wag held on Wednesday, when the Chairman (the Rev. Mr. Crick, rector of Steplthurot) having proposed the health of the archbishop and clergy of the diocese, Mr. William Jell roes to protest against the toast. He said that bat for the spenh which the chairman mode last year in responding to this tout, be should sot have made a single remark oe the present occasion. Lam year the chairman said the &loots sought to be instead by the clergy of the church of egland and other ministers wore hostile. Now, I 1 year by year, previously, they bad had that toast, slid they were eatisfied so long an they might, even by implication, I include dissenting ministers. But as last year the response to the neat was so put that Lune could be in cluded but the clergy of the church of England, be felt it his duty to eater his retest. They did not meet there es an association of the church of England. There I were a great many good men in that church. Mr. Jolt ' greatly boommed them. But their meetings were those of aa agticultural association. They were divided in polities sod in religion, and it was hard that they should be ex. paled tone difficulty, the pain. the compulsion to interfere with the barman of the mating by making a protest against an exclusive tout. He willingly accorded all praise to the clergy so far as they devolved it, but let them have ministers of all dencesinetions—nrinioters who were doing a great work, equal in respectability and I character, and would be in education if the seats of leaning were thrown one to them. He admitted they did not hold such a position it life, but they did not hays the emoluments of the churn. He I had no doubt the Archbishop was an excellent may, and I that many of the clergy were good men ; but be was sore that. takes as a body. the clergy of the present day .Of • . fast leaning towards Home. The Cbairmao felt that after I what had been said he had better give the toasts without I comment, and he did so with regard to all the other toads. The committee explained that it was mooted at their meet ' inn to omit the clergy toast, but they were linable to carry that out, and this was the result. Mr. Jul' explaised that he protested on priuoiple, sad to nom that he bore no ill-will he toned heartily in drinking that gentleman's health when it wee proposed. A Haavir INstrearwe CLum.—By the death of the Earl of Strathmore the neurone companies have to most a claim amounting to nearly 200,0001. The Scotch elks@ are those principally conearned, though weed pelieise were Aided with English conicsities.—/antrana Alleeerd. THE CHURCH CONGRESS. NORWICH, Ocr. 5. This morning another general meeting was held in St. Andrew's Hall, whioh presented a brilliant a , not a seat being uscocupied. The Bishop of crevice pre sided. The Rev. Dr. Pussy, who was received with loud cheers, read a paper on the spirit in which the researches of learn ing and ensues should be applied to the study of the Bible. There were two opposite dupes, the paper °burred, of which believers must beware in regard to the teaching of science. The first was the incautious adoption of such theories as might seem totoincide with Holy Scripture ; and the second was • fear loot any legitimate results at which science might arrive should be adverse. In the one case, we should so mallet* sand for the rock ; in the other, we should produce an impression that we were ill at ease. We must beware of bending sacred things to any theory of physical science and insisting on our interpretation miming true; we must beware also of the fate of those who condemned Copernicus. Thew:aglow en which theories of physical science could be compared with the teaching of the Holy Scripture ware wormarily weaned to • few main facts, snob as the creation and the deluge, and statements' connected with them ; and it was wise advice on the part of St. Augustine, when he said, "Since Moses is not here to tell us what he meant, we should be modest in pronouncing that he meant this, or that he did not mean that." In the ogee of Copernicus, theologians stood corrected for insisting on wrong statements, bat the right interpretation of God's wool would never be found in contudictiou with the right iaterpretation of the facts of physical sou O" if we were led 'to • more careful examination of God's word. It was not is the fun, but the theories founded thereon, that the alleged contradictions counted. Borne geologists had ob served that there was • chasm in the statement of the Bible that God created the earth, and the earth was waste and • desert ; but man's wisdom had never fathomed the great mystery of absolute creation at the will of God, sod we might be sure that the details were right whatever might be the interpretation. With regard to the fate of all mankind who perished by the flood except Noah, that was true, and we had no right to make our own interpreta tion of God's word, without say authority from the church, the measure of His meaning • we must not make inferences from what we were not told, and how the flood was pro duced we were not told. In the present state of geological science there appeared to be no direct evidence either for or against the universality of the deluge, and of coerce it was unfair so set scripture in opposition to the supposed results of science when it was not. The unity of the human race was a matter of faith ; sod he thought cal culations as to time were altogether out of the queen°, in dealing with the subject of the origin of the varieties of mac. With regard to the general quertioo of the supposed collision of science with the scriptures, he waited the Tune with entire fearlessness. He considered it mischievous, however, to endeavour to support the truth of God's word with theories deduced from facts imperfectly understood. They were unsatis factory, bemuse they were not true, and people took them as they came to bind, without waiting for the truth. Faith could afford to wait, for it was its own security. Faith rested upon what was superior to science ; 'science epos man's far observation, inductioss, combinations, iefereneee. Faith had to do chiefly with the invisible, untie* with the visible order of things. Science related to facts, sad the laws by which God upheld His material creation or its past history ; faith related altogether to His will and His word. Faith had the certainty of the Dinno word ; science had only the certainty of human mason. Faith was tho property of the peanut, as of the most intellectual philosopher. Faith lived above the clouds of human doubt, and it was wined that thew was a solutios of anything which seemed for slime issoluble, for it rested secure in the bosom of its God. (Loud cheers.) ' The Rev. T. R. Biers followed ; and after some obser vations from the Yen. Archdeacon Sandford, the Rev. Dr. Bayles (of St. Aidan's College, Birkenhead), Dr. Howeon, the Rev. E. Garbet, Dr. Kaye, and the Earl of I Hfirroerby, who oath enforced fresh arguments in support of the conclusions enforced by the papers read, The Bishop of OXFoItD, who was received with much cheering, said he rose at the very end of the sitting to say only a few words with the greatest reluctance, not but that if there were sufficient time he should rejoice in an opportunity of speaking. He wished to leave upon the thoughts of the meeting that which was so well said by ow of the preceding speakers—that instead of its being iris• nom and truth to Sing away remaining truth because the mind had found s difficulty in holding certain other truths, it was the greatest weakness, as well as the greatest wickedness; but thee he was anxious to repeat it for another reason, as what wse said by the speaker he referred to as an intapilutioa to that remark might be maitormesired. is saying this be did not subscribe for a moment to the idea that iu dealing with the revelation of God they could say, a' the important arts are true, and the unimportant parts turd not be true . " (Cleves.) He could conceive nothing that would make a scientific men more likely to throw away the full consideration of revelation than lemmas of that sort. (Hear, hear.) What comes from God must be true down to the very least utterance. (Cheers.) But then let him just point out what appeared tohira to reconcile that most important moposition with whet the speaker he had alluded to meant. la the revelation of God to man there could be no error ; bat it did not follow that the whole of the revelation should be intended by God to be given with the dame amount of clearows of exprsesioo, and consequently in the inference which men drew from the revelation there was room left fur the wartime of abundant error. Bat let them observe that jest in proportion as truth became important for the main object of revelation — that was reveul , ng God to the soul as its God and its Sa viour—jest in that proportion the clearour of announce ment would necessarily increase, because it would be re peated in a thousand different forms aed ways, each one of which would tend to throw light upon the intention of the announcement. Thus they were certain they had the exact truth in that which, from its importance, was repeated in so many different ways • but when, on the other heed, it wee • small and unimportant matter which was revealed, which perhaps occurred once or twice, there lay immediately fur the apprehension of man a large room for miscouceptiou. They would, there fore, find that the matters which were questioned io the revelation were not the important wicks, but the unim portant ; and this was the reason he did not say to the philosopher, " You must receive upon the same evidence one proposition beanie it is important, and reject another because it is unimportant i" but he Paid, " You must deal with thin revelation as you deal with anything in your own science, and not take • hint as if that simple hint of nature conveyed to you as certainly the troth which von were seeking, es if that hint was the combination of a multitude of conclusive facts." (Cheers.) He would only say, is conclusion, that the very variation of the addresses they had heard, with their agreement, was one smug many in stances by which the truth of rsveletiim was to be esta blished. because it was like the light that streamed in at that window, asserting its presence by its tuneersel recep tion. (Cheers.) The right rev. President then prowl/wed the beeedir inn, and the meeting adjourned. FREE CHURCH CONFERENCE AT NORWICH. The friends of the Free Church Association, the object of which is to restore the ancient freedom of worship in °harebell by the suppression of the pew system and the adoption of the weekly offertory, at the most scriptural and excellent system of church finance, taking advantage of the Church Congress at Norwich. determined to hold a congress at that city. The first meeting was held on Wednesday aftersoos, in the Leetsre•hall. the chair being taken by the Von. Archdeacon Damson. There was a large attendance. THE LATE FRACAS IN THE DUBLIN EXHIBITION. — On Wednesday the late fracas I. the Dahlia exhibition, between Mr. Iselin, the generalsuperintendent of the on , and Captain Cuffs, the head of the Canadiaa department, was investigated before the Dublin Recorder, os a &arse of assault made by Mr. Iselin against the captain. It appeared that on the 22nd of August last, between four and five o'clock in the evenisg, Captain Coffer time to Mr. leelin's office to ask for a pass or free ticket f o e an additional attendant, which be said be required io his department os the evenings when the exhibition was opened. Mr. Iselin directed his clerk, who WWI present, to write out • pass for bloc, and said that it should only be available for the night time. Captais Cuff.) said to Mr. Iselin that be and other persons in Ms department were put to great *amass in consequence of the exhibition being opened in the OVODing, and that he kept an amount of the expellee, and would ask the amount from the executive committee. Mr. hello said be would inform the committee, that they might be prepared and know bow to set. Thereupon high weeds appear to bare arisen hotness the parties, and it was alleged that the capteiu accused Mr. I.elia of baying been airtime as a My to his department. Mr. Iselin ordered the captain so leave his office, and after some farther altercation Captain Cuff. struck him several times with • cane. The policeman who wee on duty cause up arid saw the occurrence, and en the charge of Mr. belie took biro into custody. Mr. Lelia afterwards resolved to proceed against him by rummies. Oa the part of the defendant the assault was not denied, bat it was alleged that Imitating language had bees uteri by Mr. laelis. After some inieverietinn between the learned gee tlemen os both sides and the Recorder. a verdict of guilty was entered. Captain Cuffs was bound over to keep the peace, sod to some op to receive seateoce it hereafter celled on. An ecology was made to Mr. Iselin on his behalf, and • dne of 21. was dimmed to be paid by Captain Cu!,, to be distributed =mist the poor of St. Michan's pariah. CarirrAL PALAcs.—The first of the series of Saturday Comets will be given to-morrow. By the new system of guinea men ticket., they are sow available ap to 30th September. 1866, including all the principal Wean time of next 101110 D. The London, Chatham, sad Dover Railway Compaay also issue a gather, railway ticket for the same period from Ludgentill and Victoria sad the intermediate studious, up to the high level station dose to the orates tthosept. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. _ MESSRS. 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