The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-28 00:00:00

--••°/ • (I • • s• - 4 • .. 1 11 I I per •••• z P! WS PA PE/I • 4 1:; ;; 1 7. o\ e. •••• cIX3 rt I _ No. 4.773.] Min CALCUTTA, calling at MADRAS.—Tbe a ir amll Lamy App., ta• witbrrry swat, Mt:, 0.01.13111.11 /1.11/Cll. 7 t wattrr, UMO. W r KN. ROW 4+lrns le thr v irtorti 111.116, 140.14ve, .111 lesm Y lr 310 •ftb&rk..uf M aai MMus Jnomeml Oh• 1.1 Imu.q. aIMIPIMMIIIi dila Mutt •spriory tot W p.a. Yak. h.ca Bass tly antasaltm sins-cata mow ar 411110 r tor paw e:grm, mid .all cow Y anpartaassa saws awl a 71e.orerm rtio isertre Irsil M wmUseml mg eta weir at cos at Mr laiweire laWsealas ma :Nary amormoulle : r- ----- di Teas — sell: ChienMs tsars WIS W. V. Poppeeeetve.. 1 *Joys toJI Jest WO 0. IL ltentter ton L W. Kee WS 11 l et SONO ..... . tat T. TT IS 7= INS J. T. Most I 16111=WPwwW• (which Es we name/ Sae it IlesSelaTe maw mpg* Is Mews. ORIN PLAT r/ Oh, SS.Perith oess4llWiel. S.W. : Mama ALIFILEO *WITT owl Oe., oft. leeesewLsWeal. LC.: or et W OPIUM, et the CAST INDIA eol LONDON SIIIPPINO COMPAN V ILlseltsd . O. Ittaeteg re, Lomieo. LC.. where ahn applicattou ter appiehrieste Milipses M NY write ehesht he rnble AICHALL 111. W. loweiry. WIZELT NTIAM COMMUNICATION to MEW YORK Dtreel—The uniroot. YORK,Mmt PRILADIMPIit A 4TRANIARIP COMPANY intend Rematching nallmewered line &mem steameltipa calling se linema' amberit persaiegete au/ &apaches. a. follows WS= LY IKON L/PAP/EL PM SYW TOIL CITY it, NM YORK. Wednaeday, bea. a. 11112111.11011. Wamboadaky, Dec. 11. And away newmaing Wednesday. I d. rt. IPA 11 rem's% etcohltna to the meow leedatina Ferwitlpellitee. 2.11i1144, includlut all provisions pedol, Irtaragan :at tura a and the Western States booked 10 is wry advantalpeoas tanne.—Poe further particulate WILLIAM IX MIA 5. 22. Wataretreet. Wendel . WINt wad MACEY. U. Cog Wilhasnalreek City. rrILIORAMS for INDIA, OBINA, AOSTRAIJA, and THE F.AST generally. are readmel REUTER'S TELEGRAPH OPTIC& and transmittal by Mir grapb direct trams boats lo Aletandria and thr,tigh 211 the ea. Yung tedar2o Hasa s tads and Australia.- Par particulars apply M Televage Mat, 1, Royal Elamite-bud& IP. Le IMPORTANT RAU el NATIMAL HISTORY. M C. fit/Fa el Me (We New. fl, lllregotreet. Weetsordea, as triESAT, November 111. M half-peet if preciedy. the iNMAINING FOIII7ON of Um If MUM of le ST AL B Seemed by Preterese it ILL, ItLIL. Se., bold ID moswome ef hie remostag We Me ostestm.—Orn Mow tomer vow esd =Wes el ege. and estelooms QTIVINS and SON, Wine and Spirit Morchants. 11,3 Imam at imparter mall. fort from the wood, Am, V. , , OM. ; seperlor. Ma. 1110. prf down . old crusted, Ma, laa.„ Ma. SM. per donna icood, Ma , Ms.; didam Ma. , 545 per dome. Amontillado sad Mamas. Mb, Ye.. 114 a uohro, rich or dry, 151 ealcamlla, Its :BF .em. >< . Manala.. Mimi, ridoala. Ka par dom. Milinpopm. Imo& V., Ma. Om. Mares, Perviar•-loairVe, Clia• moors, die . Em.. ate., Tb. par dome. an* win ordimilin. Mitaphoi. M. Joillan. la lam Me., 110 n, Ist, ita. We. Malmo Marmatutamd IMAM eb , dorm !lochs had Nosallea. Ma, MIL, Ma: ida, MI other Mom mmally ressesible. Named tree PINK do raw Term .ad-7111, lishogiedretrosi-withis. YARMOUTH BLOATERS, 25 tors. 6d. ; 50, oe.: $l4 : 11111. ; 1100, eft . 809. 11111 L Onoloses Inelniomoiod So las pare of th • woo roollp• ofpood) Sor r l•oliso _order or lootoso =II owl gime sillsolion to AMAMI 1.111:01M Cum Gm{ Toloosib. WIBTOVIUGAS 111T118 4. 2AS COOK NO AMES issnsmisd Po lkspod, stilling% Ps drisisisl 15p0k5t.....t...r. Ind Wes psi graltle, 46.04 Ikkear4beskilears• MIXT sum' ATLAS CIANSIO.I Sas sad Sir Dina" Orin Laps !sing biisetirts LEA Porldis Dr Pap ps se DML Brea Tut* sod Sillsps best WM. Ilsam, MS als. NVIGIBTABLII (OOLZA) OIL, 4a. bd. 7: 1 4,111 raw syleid by ibeirroltar premem soperlor sou after. bell lawr parity Vial. Mid kW bog of iwg6•4 by THONGS obi BONS, IS, Webb Omilbalyebk pleb et lows delly. WATHIRSTON aid BROODED'S GOLD =Ain j ii Mwdelk a marl& ideirosi as winisilldp montretertnr RIM 1e_.11 1 61 a Or doh. paraMsell. sod re paleired a. is• pike MEWS Sow nub par liala weighs Mavis Ihe 11914 . be the =IS The &mom d the pid. oil dime kg .411ENISPEIMM NIMI/61/0" N. ConaLarlii.. Amp mai al Aim lourellery for 11l a& NA This abliblarre slim at 111 a Os swelleis r• limbos al 1 V&A. ME. MLR" (ALFRED WEBB MIZE) JIW SUMP! AND vrtrns ISOM Mir law Warld-borsd sm. ANGOLA las. TIM M& Is am mists sad ready ter bespsetlea. Ilarse Warm wore engirded by Mr. WOK libasradyaddrass Is TS 1111U1441/11111T. KANOVILLSQUAIM War la M sairded with say mum Wasting sod mbar , Wag la N...... INTASUBiLAD 1W PILIMIJAIT. fVlßoo.lllll—Owadassa who requir• • good wader owmo• am WNW Is me Ur NEW WM- IlLUard morn& • mod Meek .1 Neralse Osabk imslug left WINN iftworls igwv• on lona, at ILTOS awl IMIL mu" sopow."="im. QPIIOTACILIK by HARRIS sad "3 los, ins nig Ohs *IL MYR arah h aria awe. Ma ge =6 lll . 1"1 / 4 Ohm ft to If& Odd mad Ulm Lim IBILIX Why. al sorb low plea &Mrs& Ohm XL Silish a froh TWO& 1114111W1 10S. thi rall=l:B=s,sjir Muses" Undo& BPIRMANINT MARKING INK .1./ Oil Ow mielkles an Liam 811 k. OpOw U. FYN se sal by tor She l est Neale& —Obsery• Mau, ibirsaw do lie ssumble Yr ow yet beam prows{ Wirt leak 6010, bows O. salmi es tar Wok I. Z2l Mangold. CII7. LC.. wtore ft my Is W mit sal st IMO{ dm/lob. sithit vender% es PON la pi MOO. TO LiDlllll.-ROWLANDIP KALYDOR, a. Pagmellaa frit Immo lag a 1.22,244 tee Cimplaim aad MY. TM MIMI alma N Mom% 461214 Ms Warm awl Maw u a Waage et Imb lad aim. 1b 222121 graft IrMaims and mmila s s: mama ma 2.142. MAIM 0282422 - Oula Misr saMalam maim It M11442m242 Ss 1.2621222. all Me dillesis 412m1a ea Me OM ddb odayame le •214 art koakimati wr Mom 4212 4224. "Am 4a at sod la 64 pat boula—lia M 11‘ and ismide rad pielamma Ask Oar Itstiplstr." sad ammo of *mem so 4 pamidom oldie maw Me alma .• Italrim" CURL far COUGHS, Mot Di- Pro l io ne_ Tama.. pelemese. Itnnmem= ac... 114 ad_ PAnTILUM et lie theemak to Fro mm amaardias. sand* err= WIG iilimilealmm. me umenniztr Mrs& 1414 an sad ss."/ "L sna;1•11417014 V i ka ; sad sera Wia sassdas sad medicine vendess. IM ft par aim bilmetleas AA lIRVIR TAILING REMEDY. SCOTTS 211,1011$ mei urea !nub I = owe_ seroweimi torodka4 Irma sh• gm le ram leueeinele isle seder ts=ine aid Mr led= =.= gleams. Animas el the Ede fie es a twill amesee ow& W se ad mleer ad til terie an troll mourns la Weir spenthe s to the eloonsh they waft sigethe preneto awl and stemegew We whets W,_WOlll abotem-1141 be W. Lambert. he Jnieleareet wet * Val* la hoes% IL 14•1. oe.l re Si le are to ask er. 61tIone sod Urer MM. The gneiss an • some 11Wes Whilede. with " Witham Imatteem," wormed on the wane. • Dl BRIGHT'S APHRODISION.—Tbe Phan sillYlXl TUNIC.- 7b eissisol Osnhe m ies i rigestis .1.1110•41. Iron, de., MON ler bst h esehiesog Si the ~odd eseditesale bend. asli, W mot eseasen oginahle to the Iment 116=41111 poreenina Its ereatiedel adiedlod Whet and perennesto oasis sit who eller fees weans sed withering of the mem W nwasv/se tame B Witomtalmtema. the WWI" lebeihiee. WI dm pests, and every other eshaumlve deitmdemmt et the - releriewatne ai the hisporiest annets et the !lissom& mr Mak e er fear Its bottles he =KM iteTreregemel eell el the LabefraMM.Wo. Mbd'S" l she W hebdoefee We did fek Oeenee's Ch:et r ibria. 2 = 4 : .the leeer be hod the medial word entetked "harem "Ndttils: is err sod sere, aitb as Party an epernethro. Mitre the merwthies rmkestive mowers of We newly weedertel resely. has... nivereelly as the ePM pope Prlee le. hy pan to 104: abrldded .bTJIMI Is MammaAll m..unkaileoa sad !ma. Min erten be he iddramed be 'slob lirtetto The abom romll - ham buss molded to a onitetered Pitidebwr Umbel' W We Lepel Oelimpe ed datmone. Waslaml. mho imay be day cow SOW Ow 11 lot DL RH:WAD'S ESSENCE of LISS Nam. aribmi t• as =a sialtered conatitatiame ear waft Palters la Imponsillk. Its eilerta are pensanest. innalbliin .-8•1111 In sir" with tan I nottoettnno. 1 1L.. tanst tat /IL, mid as nay. =WWII maw in ressipt ilhangs. wens. 'ROUT " SIR Illenon weeAnr atrININIL —ln 111 owe of weeks= sad agr c f. l t l n 1111 t id tpl I!IItwi n. namentt AI , i.: FATIVZ:sIah-laae. Camera•lrest. lambs. My by a . and wire marshoweb Pk. • diem Wholesale &swab Webb. ma Co.. Woman& LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1861. ART UNION a OLABOOW.—LONDON 3kAMCI. lit. hoe*web-most. City. Ifs LISTS far the vomit year win shortly CLOS'. Tl. lisisuslat i tl Use tors osr reedy Arnow, oitherriptloas rossived soil •oury alordall am applamasa Os J. bkoIITIELD, lloa hoe. for Londnn. THE LONDON PAVILION. lIIFORTAWf NOTlCL—Pertieelsz attention I. Invited er eleert aALOON remedy added to this favourite place of reeert. It I fitted up in aa •~ style id leasnificeace not to eeellsifi, the entire rens bring 0 with CARPET of the NWT CONTLY Docurnox. Till place le brUltantly MOW, and. split free the attractive mature of the some. reeete provided. the piddle will here led the minket' of a DILAWINO-100311. TM Plool4lllllamprioss Operatic helectloos Comic Talent astivalled ; the Elliot Family ta their desks! iatertelicateat ; eeaft the und:l Par. *mama al J. MANDMItiII, w asto = MU anNDK m A OF TUX DAY. ALEXANDER'S CELEBRATED A-LA-MODE nu and SALAD HOLM lbSibtlehod SI rem IS, TICBDIM !I SAT SJXT, licabigly. Omits Sao Pavillooirs PLANS of OXFORD and CAMBRIDGE 0111•7111.—WIlb lbw DISPATCI WY: DAY mt. Dee. 1, gra:= o . o4o gb e ri• ..eAbe Utt•lliatheut want sad os - Lan tdrialobof a fouraheat Dap 618 Pailt ir.mftw m. , gt , on tip 15th. 2nd, and 25th, by tba 1 . 44 glob* sial Ninth Part* of the par .2 l lar_ a _, 4 be and Itsmodaatoly afterwards. ry NW Nis paper; send 3a Al. stamped r igtal l iglac a araan rollers, gawp:Doe mita —Odes, We day, leceiel lelltloa. two roluate. HOURS with the MYSTIC& By HOUR? ALFRED VAIMAB, Two volumes, poet octavo. 14e, 311116111 awl ILIUM; or the Rev. IDlllatT AL/LID VAUGSA N. bated, with s Memolr, ley Itowast VAcaau, D.D. Leedom: later, boa, sad Dona, West etased. la two solemn. pest tee. esd4 THE RECREATIONS of COUNTRY PARSON Cow eossoiekry, Aletheikal. Meek Sodst. W Doeseetk. A lelselket trots the Costrlbetleas of A. K. B. IL le "hirers Wagsdne." laden : hater, Ass. sal Ileum West Atrial. This day, lllve, ONthe STUDY of CHARACTER, including = znimAts of PH lIINULOUY. Am:mums Ram hamar al la& is AheNren tofu.: rafter. Boa, wad Boum Weil amid. arm, tit. THE EMOTIONS and the WILL. By ALSIANDRIt RAM Lemadner In Logic snd Yawl Phttnenphy In the l Diversity*. Loarbea.mad Proems: ol Ws la She University of Aberdeen. By the suss Author, Om VW, THE SENnall sad the INTILLECT. Loadso : Parker, Moo, mad Work West Sinai OZPORD LOCAL EXAMINAtIONS. The prim Dillon of prism, in connexion with the above examination, took place yesterday, et Willi'. Rooms the Right Hon. W. E. °LAWTON! presiding. The CHAMltatr, in opening the proceedinp, said that the meeting had been assembled for an object which would not have been dreamt of a few years ago ; namely, a blooding of the thffereut classes in the country for the furthenuies of education. There could not be • more healthy sign of the times than the sympathy and good feeling whi c h he lemma movement had awakreed. (Cheers.) Mayes, there the men who represented the largest independent echools, and they saw them gathered together nudge the tioa of a eye• tem of which the moving power ed from the old universities of the empire. (Cheers.) It had been a elm ractenstic of the ekcation, not only of Christian Europe, but of our own Country that education had not merely b e". , in developing individual character, but had 110,40 as awerful hood between all chow of the corn , Moody. t he Nombre of our colleges, universities, and grammar :schools had in view not to deal with 'erten' se lect classes, but with the whole name, and they had two most successful in piercing the great substratum of society and dragging from their hiding places men who had subsequently figured coaspicuously in the hinny of England. It had happened, however, of late years, that our grad and venerable universities, although they still did a great deal for the cause of education, had come to do relatively less thee in Wow times, and had come to appal.- , Ws toe elms. rather Shea le the entire maim. Bat meant emote led peeved that they 01111 reWati within all the energy of their youth ; and two I things were sow perfectly clear, first, that the nai -1 meeities posesased the power of greatly extending their bestalts, and secon dl y, that bin the eimununity at - large, and apesially in .that valuable akin of it which iroadasted ear public school, there exieted every desire to co-operate with the universities for s great sad common wpm. (Cheers.) The result of that day's proceedings would 'how that their joiot efforts had bees attended wi h all the success that could reasonably have bees szpsetsxL (Haar, hear.) After some observations on the duties of the leather and the sources Iron which he lama seek hi re ward, the right hos. gentleman proseeded to say that this year's figural afforded the most satisfactory proof of the MOONS cif the Oxford examinations. From Oxford alone 1,100 had penned through a very stiff examinanea, and the numbers would appear more important when he reminded the eneeting that an that niumnity Heel( the number pared was only 400. (Hear, bear.) Cambridge also supplied • /my quote to the local examinations, sad liceitlau4 he behaved, hiteaded to enter into the movement. Nor were the Rumbas mere ustistactory then the Femme which was this year exhibited ie the oameariog et the emulous Last year he believed that two out of every three were rejected, whereas this par the ambers were reversed, and two out of every three were successful. (Cheers.) And QM result bad by an means bees obtained by lowering the staademlom he was hifonned on eempseent authority that the emminetione had this year oomidsrably Moreened in severity. The meeting would wee, thee, how iminesse was the importance of these examination, to the edecatiosiel f @nation. No function required more rigorous supervision In Hs exercise. Without supersedes it he... ragtime, sad maim was intellectual death. (Chows.) Thee, listallego• Hoes, is hi kidgmeet, supplied the supsrvkion and the aids that were ammeary, and he believed he should be sew CrZlby these he saw stowed lint in saying that they had , d aad were dein, all that they were 'assailed to de. Sans of her yaw friends bed, been lees succarefel than mimes ; to them sae word. He knew whet it was to fail ; he ham what it was to be baffled in the commitition for a 'coveted *blest. The roomed in which that took plea was ore el trial and depression ' but lie trolled that with hie young Meech it would Dot be is. d emmansat dimenregameat. (Cheers.) On the sontrary, let them remmaher that there wee always dies adies is ealldeg In the path of dry, and —let him add—ia the fear atd love of God. (Cheera) Wiz or lose, than was advantage is e V se t sd he nee of sen t egles learning, and the ,evee the awes of youth, fructified in the ripened howled. inalneermeas (Cheers.) The right bessoundile gentleman, I. ecoolosios, and with suitable einsevalleas, pretested the prime to the sumessful oandkialm. Thanks were WM weliti le the examoisere i , sad leek he the thaws. end tie preseeding terstimeteL The tellitiglig are BM sew of the eeesseehd feadidales : W. Ilikhere, aged 16 ; A. D. Ailthis, 15i T. ILAllpert, 15; Z. Haines, 17 ; C. B. Barnes, 10 ; O. Le N. Peeler. 15 ; 71. B. Ximaid, 15 • H. K. Meer% 14 ; D. IS Poppy, 17 ; H. H. *Amos, 17; ta l li a n. ootell. J. /A, Oss, 16 ;J. Craw- Mi d ! ; /I.' Heyenit, lb; A. H. A. MeH n th , 15 ; J. T. 15; Ilhaet, lb ; F. Wolfe, 16 ; A. Alford, 16 ; J. Axton, 17 ,• C. C. Corner, 14 ; W. 14 •C. Duet, 14 ;R. J. insalls,l7 ; Hankie, fbiVirma. ; R. Hank 1T ; H. W. NMI, 16; A. Pears, ; Roger, 15 ;L W. Rasa. 16 ;A. J. Saf i 16 ; O. Smith, If ;W. N. Wieeteari, ; /r. Whirl!, IS ; W. H. Bull, 14; J. Pre* 14 ; F. Y 14 ; W. R. Fes, lb ; F. Weans, 14 ; A. Adamson, Ade. 14; C. P. Berber. 14; IS Brooke. 13 ; B. Le N. Poster, 14; Z. L Janke, 13; W. Z. Leyte, 13 ; P. IL Z. Mercier, 14; J. O. Mpg, 14 ,• O. 11. Poesford. ; A. Nieley,ls; F. J. Theapeee, 15_; R. T. Wade, ;L & Askew, 14; W. B. AllpOrt, 13; T. Arebra, 44; J. Beekett, 14; T. R. Hewn, 14 ; B. 13erfiser,12; Bonen, 13; H. C. Boyes, 14; J. P. Brehm, 14 ;H. Owe, 14 ;W. Cobled4. 12 ,• N. Davies, 13 ; F. B. Duvall, lady, 13; 0. Pox, 14 ;A. Horde' 13 ;O. Heyworth, 15 ; T. C. Hripw 14 ; A. H. 114dieh, 15 ; C. W. Holloway, 13 ; W. D. Howlason, 14 ; A. Js, 13; M. Joseph, 12 W. B. Les. 13 i • B. A. Lewok 14 ;J. Lye 1 4 ; 1 ; W. , 14 ; J. J. 13 ; Loviboed, 12; V. Lovibrea W. L. Hayti., 14 ;J. Zerfee, 14; A. B. Boast, 14 ; . B. Perks, 14 ; G. T. Mohr, 11 ; B. B. Plan_ to, 14 ; T. Pratt, 13_ H. Pruden, 14; O. B. Bond, 14 ;J. Rishiods, 13 ;C. Z. Miry, 14 ; R. W. Heldman 14 ; J. Rogers, 14 ; J. Rudd, IL Shaw,Plheilleld 15 . H. H. Masa, 15 ; W. settee, 14 ; W. R. Rwandan, 14. G. IL R. Ward, 14 ; A. W. Warms, 14; H. Wetkues, 14 ; C. G. Wheeler, 16; I W. Wheeler, 14 ; H. & Wilke, 14 ; J. Wilma, 13; J. I. I Winipsemy, 15 ; P. Wood, 14. Jost patellisd. r O. : p. 4 tree, b. SL, CIRICKET. —HARROW, ETON and WIN- V./ Cilia= PUBLIC .GHOUL C&ICUIT KATCBMI tram lo 1861. Crlcketting OutlitWor. no Oval. Zarb& surr• . Kea and PrAernedwwow ; mad IL Acker -191. t, W. Jut pablldied. peke la. ad each by post L. lee. A on DISEASES a th e EZ (* UM, SLIM. VISTULA. rad STaIinTS.Z. yaw the result of Improved trestasaa• sesceiefelly adopts/ to as eateries prac tice. althea raceme le the talk Ileatufe. or csotortcati bet by the inufast NA met elm& mom yet efficacious and n i lfrrCAIL42l "4 lW lad thdr RIM the method permed at the Ileepied Loa* these iimerose disease an omelet la • high state of as soviet by the mum. Ds Sown J. Ream. S.D.. Licentiate se the Lila Cans GS ihytieis" Sinitiungb. Mambos of the laid Caw at Sw ops= et Nitsfkag. as. Tie ba bed Eked ben the Anthar,lo. fieermedreet. Basses. own. W. Sews ef aesaallstlea from II hi la DD. alltllll ON NINNOVINM, OINUAL DIMILITY. Da Jot polollehol, Woe la. post bet Dm lar Maim kr It A MEDICAL 11116AY en the 0411183 .16 :n ~. CUM al PUNATUaII DICLINZ Is MAL walk plain Nrowiltot Dr poring Noliollismi or lasilli owl Apar, no molt ot twootrivo sore socesistal potatko la the trostront or thoos posolor oorroos sot loping disuse' oldie Ord to Ilellilir WI slotter= r. J. L. Otorri, li. AboNarloolotst, DIMS, oalleloll ff•r i bilooloillolistto mite loasamolperot Irina the book sot bo Mad oodul—abotberprob per= tar Media of . or ellorproo: —Da ileika , OM lik ; aid J. A in. fik Wrowldrisaa loralb latisa. hot said W.N amp. Mental said the Owes, .ar giests. end PAtional t I. Yam; le Ms asaseal itiNifase LerAgsVarrioiN Provlint An. Alm, sot fres, oh damp% TM MUSH lIIALADT_T•WIissiIm awl ham the Maar. Laraaqsars. REPASSJUIT4I7OI OF Punavar. lIIIIMILIPT IV lOL maws. A crowded meeting ot rho olookos d the borough d Finsbury seeelehleal last waft at lbolkikblioni Timm Pealoaville, to beer freak lir.W.Oeughen_ 1114111, ens of She endidatee fur the represeeteties berwegb, ow expleas• Mee al Me political optaioea Mr. RICIIIASD Zooms was wiled to time ark sod said he weewdeeplypied that promo° sot as a partiese of Mr. Sleigh. bet se ea *lector of the borough. dwirowe el preserrioi ardor while the kw esedidate addreneed them, _ &moo eine mem farina aid and Wia a 111111111 re said his priareplea had bees embodied in de M had published. H. was for a large *itemise of Me Dandiss, for the row by ballot, for the abolition ef Mrs\ sales, hr • large seminarian wham of sensed eigedien, sad h. was • ouppurter of the foreere pal* of the peeled goweranwst. Hawn' ealsrvd epos them podia, le te say, that shies he kid legged \leading', Ai& C ll MlL l el id eet pregame to have dam lied he me felt his diemiplem were is gains widths great body of the alsdan, sod with those of their hie larneated Wive, me llow theirs had mimed the field. H. had ales that i salted tit wm melees to stand • coated spinet this pedowea slew he wag prepared to speed 3.0001. H. had wined hard far what bide be bed get, wad ho amid, dated he was ad prepared to ea peod such • sow, or any thing Mb. Ms mama b He was therefor. compollid„ though with greatniagneee, to Mae hew the meted H. had redeemed kW pledge in Wag 'Mee to explaia hi. opinion mil hen* to Ina& the deplore present for the patient attendee they lid paid to hie remarks, and for the mop. den they had gins him The ageosemmeet ahem wade took the samt s ag mu plenty by semi" sad there were load min of " ear be eatwithdraw r bid Hr. Sleigh reiterated his &ohm minalioa le rube. _ _ _ _ - Oa Sbor Taatiaaat Yr. Ya 1, secosiod by Mr. Boma, a liar of Woks Tr p.m' by acclamation for his attendance that agar*. sad hr manly expression of opiiiion. ♦via• at thanks hariog hero given to the chairman, who urged the electors to withhold their promises for a few days, the nesting bruits up. Drum Or TIMMS! FIIIIIIROWA, LLD., A sitier.terr ARYROINGIRR Bow.-11th sesussat 81/411111110111M expired on the 114th last., at his tesideoro. Werra Leda, Edniatoe, in the 87a year a his ma Newels the years 1799 and 1808 be wee the any aseiseaat astrosiosier at the Royal Obeureseary, Geesemia, lleakelyae, D.D., being AA/anew Rep/ LONDON BRIDGE RAILWAY HOY.% COMPANY The axed calker, postal male, of the shareholders we held yesterday at the Leedom Tavern, Dr. CHALLICZ the ater. The seerseary, Mr. Dia, reed the report, which stated that the works the hot el were steadily pre. rasa& and the directors ars able to Mite, on the autho- rity of the architect and builder, that the building will be delivered into their hands in time to open the hotel con currently with the opening of the Exhibition. The original eagle has bees eztaded by the erection of an extra storey, eosapriwai 26 very good bedrooms, at an additional outlay of abont 2,0001. A dab is in course of formation amoort the merchants and traders of Southwark, who are M treaty with the directors for • suite of rooms in the hotel, which, while not interfering with Its regular hisinem, will prove highly abrade pots to the company. Applications have been received from many quarters to met the hotel tap, which will be completed sooner than the main building, and wit bring in • gond revenue. The finaocial statement showed the amount of deposits and calls paid up to Oct. 31 had been 09,t15:tf., and that there was as amount of calls des but unpaid_ of 5,6371. There had been apeaded in the purchase dlead 20,4331., sod 32,0001. had bale paid es uminuit to Messrs. Laces, the builders, for work doss taint f the amatat of 5,637 1 . dee cm calls, there wi n talll. at hanky% and 5,1.1001. deposited at the Lades sad West abater Beak. After • few remarks from the chairman, and •0010 explanations respeeties the number of shares to be held to qualify for • director, the report wee adopted, mil Mr. T. Clark, Mr. T. Jaws sad Dr. Richt:de, were elected directors. Moms. Harding and PllllOll3 were re. appointed auditors. 0011/PRIIINvE ON TN! LABOURING CLARRES.— A meeting of the electors was held last night at the Cock Inn, ilighbury. Amongst those present wen Messrs. Deputy Lott, Peter Martineau, John Stewart, Geo. lientell, Despoil, Hartridge, Baker, C. H. Elt. B. Lass, Sleeting, W. H. Collingridge, Joseph earth ha. Mr. Deputy Lott, ►acing been called to the chair, warmly recommended Mr. ex-Shrrill Lusk se • gostletaiin Is every way imitable to represent the borough, and who, if elsei4 would *dm ' sate is parliament the reductios of asiosaditara, ths Broil abolition of church rates, as salmi= of the sad the ballot. Several other sesthesst sapromod themselves cordially in &nue elide. Leak as • emedidate. ' sad the following resolution was sassed to :--" That it is the opialoo of this meatier that the *haters of Finsbury ought sot to he nonrated r• their choice ; and notwithstaod. leg other candidates are in the field. they earnestly hope Mr. ez-Sheriff Lus► will offer his services ; soil they gladly sin lain their support, sod will use their best effort, to return his as • member for the borough.' It was staled that raquisitisam to Mr. Lush an still ha* sitetareoly mood. Yesterday the Bishop of Rochester presided over • confer. ones it Chelmsford, in which the clergy and laity of the neighbourhood joined, on the present state of the labouring dames in regard to their nocupatioas, tempi/aims', kr-, and Mr. Lavirenee Hayworth presided at a numerous their social and religious coadition generally, with the best and ieffieential ineellni, held yesterday, to promote the ten means capable of being adopted for their improvement. The Unionist Is Kr. Milner Gibes.. ! COGlonace wss owe of a eerie. which has been bold in BATewArsa kritistswit. —Lot evening Mr. various parts of the diocese of Rochester. Henry Whey gave a lecture "On a new versice of Of hello BIRMINOHAM CHAMIXR or COMMIRCE.—A a trots • Trench point of view," before a well-filled mom, meeting of this body yesterday, it was resolved to have an healading many /Kenai and critim of mammon The leo- anniversary dinner. sad to Matte the attesidame of such Surer went with great minuteness into a critical examine• members of parlianteut and delegates from other chambers lien of N. Fechter's Othello. condemning the '• wholesale as can make it convenient to attend. otaimione sad retaliations" of text, and the " extraor- PUBLIC PARIS is Lis itaeocd..—There is now a probability that Liverpool will equal Maochester in its Binary Warp liminess' involved I. it ;and wee animal too with gnat atienticei throughout, sad warm], aPPluslamd at public parks, the improvement Committee of the Town {beams. Council having yesterday agreed to recommend to the Tan &SIX CLONING MOTHIERIIT.—The Early imumil that portions of bind should be rented from the noting *modal= has kneed • circular to the priwcipale. Priaaa.park wastes, the Buri a l Board, and the Earl of director., and managers of the London banks, embodying Sefton, sad laid oat askablic pubs. certain facts and coosideraticse coometed with the Sitar- DILA! Or Till NORTHERN TRAINE.—The late day half-holiday M.Veanatt as it elide the Lourleu tompeetwowe weather be caused the low lands in the north beaks: to be inundated to a gnat extent, particularly between LamasTll-1111D01.—Yesterday a special meeting Glasgow sad Newcastle-ea-Tyne, and the railways being in of this oorl pa ll y was held at the Westminster Pam* Hotel; ecionsmsence flooded, the trains have bad great difficulty in Whisemet Torrington in the chair, when resolutions were proceeding. The so-thera trains due at the Euston station 5 unenimously agreeing to the terms for leasing the were delayed yeetenlay morning two hours and a half beyond for a period of three years betwees the company and their misel Maw of arrival. Davies, the contractor. Mr. Clabes reed a report Bylaws's v...svclina Lan Ciocait.—" Perfection from Mr. Marlow, the engineer, relative to the works which of mechanism.*—Morning Post. Odd ',aware._ stolen teu3res: bad been commenced, sad which be expected to have men- silver watches, to 50 guansas. Benson's new Illograted Pamph *led by the hegiening of next year. After some discus. persons In any part of t he world to a. loci with Id free for two Hamm &malignly* of every construction of sion the thanks of the meeting, cm the mono of Ca w at ch , enablesadapted the greatest certalnly the watch nest to their use. Warren. were given to the noble chairmen, who congratu- Watches sent free and safe by poet on receipt of a remittance. lated the shareholders on the progress and prospects of the 11 . W. Benson, 93 and SI, Ludgatehill 44 and 47, Copia, sodertaking. Lantos, 14. C. Ealoblisitsdl74o.—(AdvertlsemsuLJ TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (soven's Inasaams.) SPAIN AND ITALY. MADRID, Nov. 2T. Secretary Baron Cavalmini will remain in Madrid to conduct the affairs of the Italian legation. PORTUGAL. LISBON, Nov. 27. The Portuguese Corks will sememble on the 2led December next MMICA. ARRIVAL OF A CONFEDERATE VESSEL AT LIVERPOOL. (nor OM owl comesepownsirr.) LIVERPOOL, WIDmDAT. To-day there was a good deal of excitement on 'Change, in consequence of the arrival in the Mersey, late on Tuesday evening, of • Confederate venal direct from Charleston. The name of the aut arrival is the Helen, commanded by Captain 1111411Wdoef. She left Charleston on the evening of • the Sad heitant, sad Captain Westerdorf in forms us that he passed safely out to sea, without seeing any of the blockading squadron, the entrances to the port beini quite clear of the Federal Beet. This Helen is an American built barque of 340 tons, an extremely handsome vessel, quite new, and • "regnlsz dipper," as her run from Charleston plainly shows. She has 04 board 1,100 brie. of roan and 500 brls. of spirits of turpentine ; but just previous to leaving Charleston she had stowed away 250 bake of cotton, which she was obliged to unship &On, in oonsequenoe of the determination of the Charleston people not to let a bile of cotton go out of the port. The Helen sailed under the Con federate flag, and made the passage from Charles ton to this port in 24 days, although she encountered rather stormy weather. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE PLYMOUTH. Nov. Tr. The Union Company's steamer Cambrian, with the abo►e mail, has arrived. Her dates are Table Bay 22nd, St. Helena 31st ult., and Ascension 4th inst. She brings 19 winger% The Norman arrived out on the 18th October. Affairs on the frontier were still vary unsettled. In Kafraria Proper, south of Natal, Krell threatens to attack the Tambookiss from Zulu land. Panda and his son Ketchwego demand that the Natal government should give up Ketohwago's rion g er brothers and rivals, who are profiles of Bishop Coleus°. The Lieutenant-Governor refused to surrender the youths. Pretorius is intriguing for the possession of St. Lu*a Bay, which is claimed by the English. Disturbances were threatened between Moshesh and the Free State. The battles between the natives still continue. Ansapoudomai had massacred about fifty Hot tweets. Sir Walter Currie was en the point of starting for the frontier, with a large body of moulted police. Public attention was not so much 000upiod with ths separation movement. Dr. Way had resigned the secretaryship of the 14e. grest agricultural exhibition b , which was held IRA* Town in the 24th Raptemer, proved ve-y sueeserdul. In consequence of a dispute between the eon traitor and the company the works of the Cape TOllll and Wellington railway were stopped. Lspl proceedings was taken, and the Supreme Clout ided in favour of the company, TrhNk will complete the works. The news received from Dr. blacken:ls is favour able. Dr. Livingstone had perelmised some land for a mission at Chibisi below tie cataracts. The prospects of the har►est ware good. Business at the Cape warn slowly improving. Her Majesty's ship Sidon arrived at Smson's Bay ou the 13th October from Mosambique. She bad captured 12 slave Dhows. A fearful gal* from the south-east was blowing in Simon's Bay when the Cambrian left. THZ OUTWARD BOMBAY AND PZNIN- SULAIL NAILS. BOUTHAILPTON, Nov. V. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Kikra riled home to-day, with the mails for Gibraltar. the Ilediternmeaa, &a, together with 40 first sad 30 mend slam piwasegeni. The Mora twat as freight for Bombe". 002 beam specie, vela. 261,3011.13 a. ; for Alexandria. 30W.; for Malta, 701. 10a. is matinee ; mad a full cargo of general awertheadiwi. The eompeara steamer Alhambra also mailed haw to-day with the Yeuinaular mai* 9 immeugera, 2191. is spode, sad a mensal cargo. THE =Dr MALTA, Nov. 22. Her Majesty's ships Algiers and Agamemnon arrived from &Trout oe the 18th, asd the Haenibal, from Owls, on the 18th ; she leaves on the 25th for England, to be paid elf. Her Majesty's ship Usenet left on the 21st for the closet of Syria, sad the Amphion on the 2214 for Palermo. The Surprise arrived°. the 20th from Napier', and is expected to leave fur Corfu on the 25th. Os the 20th, Lieutenant Denny, of her Majesty's ship Agantemsee, was tried by rourt.martial for drunkenness, sad was mataaosd to be di mimed his ship and placed fur two years at the bottom of the list. Mr. William Inman, of her Majeety's ship Marlborough ), wee killed on die 19th, by falling from the rigging ; sad /b. Edwin West, chief engineer of her Majesty's ship died at the Naval HospitaL Lieutenant SWl ii M., of her Majesty's ship James Watt, has arrived sltNaval Hosoital at Malta, from *meow A sew journal has bus started at Malta, and to ke the area of Francis IL, and reported to be edited by torahs* bet of this there is not the slightest proof. The editor merely gives his opinion in favour of the Pope and of Francis IL sad the legitimists. Several other papers do the same thing, but upiuions have no weight, and the govern ment very wisely does nut interfere, for it would only bring the papers into notice, and give thaw an importance they do not deserve. There an mama 40 or 50 Spaniards lately arrived here, said to be la the interest of Francis 11. None of them are likely to rival Garibaldi ; they receive from the authontias precimily the same treatment that the followers(/' the Xing al holy do, the goverment remaining perfectly neutral. Her Majesty's ship Foxhound arrived yesterday from the lootin Yr. Hall, paymaster of the Locdon, came down invalkled in her Majesty • Hannibal. A court of inquiry hes been held at the Naval Hospital ; it continued for six days, and was very minute is tte in. quiries. It terminated on the 25th. Sir William Martin a report will in all probability be forwarded to England by this maiL GEBYsx FINANCES.—The budget of the city of Berlin amounta to nearly four millions of thalere (3f. The. each). The budgets of twentyfour sovereign stoles out of the thirty•six in the Germanic Confederation are lees thew that of the Prussian capital. For instance, the budgets of Bremen and Mecklenburg-Schwerin are each 3,500,000 that Hamburg, 3,100,000 tbal.; Oldenburg, 3,096,090 that; Nassau, 1795,000 thal., Weimar, 1,513,000 that.; Bruns wick, 1,500,000 that.; Frankfort, 1,0119,000 thia.• Saxe Coburg, 1,000,000 that .; Luxemburg, 778,000 thal; Liditest stein, 36,000 thel, he. _ . . (Advertisement.)--Hot.LowAY's Pius AND OTlff niik—Fatablished Rambo Id Remedies—No medkdoes an more efficient or more safe under any circumstances than Hello. ways weltenown preparations, and none are, therefore. we wen adapted for family use. They possess the '<Uwe and essentlal therapeutical powers presented by the vegetable !dime= for expelling the causes of disease from the human system. sets Holloway's Pills and Ointment are alike devoid of WI satesnal and vegetable taboos They may be used with equal safety to the Infant se to the adult, being 'Ample but efficacious In their operation. No household should be without a supply of Hollo way's Plin and Ointment, us they will be found always useful in restoring from accidental Injuries, constitutional complaints, or obstructed functions. (Stamped, ld. Additional.) THE OVERLAID MAIL. INDIA. By the overland mail we have received Calcutta papers to Oct 22, Madras papas to Oct. 29, and Hong Kong papers to Oct. 15. The news from Calcutta is not very immaint. The dulness of the annual holiday m had, however, been broken by the publication of Lord Canning's resolutions for the sale of waste lauds and the redemption of the land tax, which have already appeared in our columns. The Governor-General left Calcutta on the 15th October for Allallabad, where the investiture of the Knights of the Star of India with the insignia of the order was to take place. The feudatories expected to be present were the Maharajahs of Gwalior and Puttiallis the Rajah of Rampore, and the Be gum of Bhopal. Those unable to attend would be invested by the residents at their respec tive courts, or by the highest officer of government in the neighbourhood. The Viceroy would pro bably visit Lucknow, and then retain to Calcutta to embark for Pegu. He might possibly visit Singapore and Port Blair, and look in at the Gods very on his way back. Owing to the unusually heavy rain of the past season the rivers were all above their normal height, and the greater part of Lower Bengal was under water. The indigo distrissZa where the dis turbances bad been most 'serious suffered the most. In many places people had fled from their houses and fields to take refuge in higher ground. The crops were injured, and, in some cases de stroyed. The Chunar invalids did not feel inclined to leave their present home and go to the hills, bat in • political point of view there could be no doubt of the advisability of such • change. The subscriptions for their relief were flowing in fast. The readiness with which Anglo- Indians contribute money for charitable or public purposes is most praiseworthy, particularly when we consider the more eqaable distributiou of wealth that exists now as compared with fifty Tors ILieuteaguo ant J. A. Walker, of the 2nd Bengal Fusileirs, had been suspended for six months for having at Roorkes3, on the 4th May last, assaulted Ensign Alexander Douglas, whilst doing duty with the 4th Fusiliers. . _ — Tielss/hi eiLtk states that a large quantity of *emu's, said by some accounts to amount to as mach as 30 lace of rupees, had been reported to be commaled in some wells on the Skinner estates near Delhi. It was believed to be a part or the whole of the treasure carried away by one of the mutinous regiments, the 9th N. 1., when they attacked the Treasury and looted it. Measures were being taken to locate a greater number of European troops in the hill stations than has been done hitherto. The Oommaoder-in.Chief would not, it was stated, kayo Calcutta till the 26th of Octoher. Cholera had been making great ravages in *Di city of Cawnpore. Tbenatives generally had Wise victims to the disease. The bridge over the Genies had been swept away, and several of the homes, whisk bed bets battered during the mutinies, and were vended up, tumbled down, burying under Ihe veins the unfortunate natives who occupied. Aim • Cholera bas also visited Kandahar, td'; WM Wiring fearful ravages there. Eight theuiniet individuals fell victims to the disease in oldness daps. The epidemic was takininerth-weetiely direction, go that Caere was no longer any Wan hemline of its bosom* general in India. . Bit William Denison was expeeted back at the presideney about the oomseeneement of the present month, and the Hon. W. E. Prete and Commodore Wellesley, commander-in-chief of the India navy, embarked on board the steamer Ferns and pro ceeded to Sedambagor to meet him. Three o Braila O'Brien, Lieutenant Thorpe, 68th Native Infantry, and Lieutenant Grant, wise under trial by court-martial at Bar rachpore... _ • Itiraa thought that Lord Canning would be at Lucknow on the 3rd or 4th November. Great pre parations way being made fur his reception. A squadron of the Quain's Bays, under the command of Captain Logan, were to march on the 21st Mat. for Cawnpore, and would thence proceed by rail to AllshaM4 for mood duty with, the Governor- General INTELLIGENCE. CALCUTTA, per. 12, Tbe holidsys are wet yet ever, and honer NUB mains preerly serreersd. A little he was. however, dote ta *shaper inerrek pac t aisi sere speosigir houses dm week, and err 3,000 changed heads at • slight irreverent in prior. or karate's, bowery', prefer welting for the rater neumptke of bwelner, In the ex. pestation of better prose. flums.—lD this market briars has eownsetwed to.dav there is • heavy demand for all kinds of cow hides, and the sleek is leas than the demand. Prices, howswv, are sot altered. Buffaloes are dull, and in parkin* miff • weal beldam hes been done in the Cawnpore sort. CHINA. The general news from China and Japan is of a favourable complexion, but some little time would, it was thought, be required to determine whether the pretent aspect of affairs indicates permaneut and solid relations of friendship between those two couutries and England. The Chreriarad China Mail says r— "We areentirsly without means of astertaining the footing on which the foreign em bark* are, at pretreat, in Japan. All we know is, that our minister has selected Yokohama as • place of 'occasional' residence, in order, evidently, to give an official colour to hisabsence from Yale. The foreign policy of the new Chinese government is not yet known, but there are not wanting in dications of its frieodliness to foreign tuitions. The strong feeling that recently existed in regard to the conduct of the Chinese customhouse authorities, and the unwarrantable imposts they were latterly exacting, has been appestied by au intimation from oar ministers& Pekin, to the effect that all the grievances eomplained of would be redressed, sad all illegal exactions —of which there were not • few—would be made good to every claimant on application to the government haulier. Wears not as yet able to report that say such claims have been made, either successfully or otherwise, but there is every evidence that the Chinese are acting in good faith. We are of course aware that many notifications is regard to fereigeers are liable to be disregarded in particuLir quarters, and in anticipation of something of this kind, Mr. W. H. Medhurst, the consul at Sbanghas, has the following clause in a notification, dated 4th October:— '• In spite of the pledge now given in Rule VI. that a certificate, taken out on goods as provided by Tariff Rale, will protect them from all charges other than the proper transit duty, cases will no doubt still occur of illegal exactions on certificated goods at the place of produce se well as en route; but the Superintendent of Customs of Shaaghas being unable to put • stop to such abuses, save within the limits of his own authority, there is no alter. native but to report all owes of the kind at once to the undersigned, and be will not fail to bring than to the notice of her Majesty's Minister, who, no doubt, will in time succeed in coming to some arrangement with the Sa preme government on the subject." This comparatively ' prompt redress of grievances is doubtless attributable to the strong sense of their unfairness that has been felt sod ex pressed by the Shanghae Chamber of Commerce, the genies' foreign public, and the English press in China. "The rebel movement is beginning to assume • new appear saes. It is impossible for foreigners to avoid feeling • car tels sympathy with the imperial cause, and various coast. &rations combine to stimulate such • sympathy. Leaving cot of view tie general disreputable character that usually beleepto mere rebellion, and the particularly bed fame that tie colds fa question have acquired by their defogs, the interest' of sommeroe are Immensely damaged by the th ith• eon and character of this revolution." From the northern ports there is no news of consequence to record except the departure of [TWOPENCE troops from Tien-tein. The Sunoon takes the 60th Rißes, and the Urgent the Land Transport ; Fane's Horse will leave in the Vulcan. Tho settlement of Chefoo (Yeutai) bas been taken tinder the protec tion of French troops, the inhabitants baying be come alarmed at the proximity of some rebel bands. _ . The Chinese tradesmen living on the Yang-king pang bad petitioned the Municipal Council to erect defences and maintain a guard round their quarter, as the loose marauders who had left the rebel ranks were becoming a dangerous nuisance. The expense of such protection, if granted, would, it was said, be paid gladly by the petitioners. The troops were rapidly ev.icuating Canton, and the last of them would most probably have left be fore the end of October. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. SHANOHAE, Ocr. 15. Money market is sealer. Bullion, per Indus, from Southampton, on 4th of August :—For Hoag Kong, 29,762/. ; for Slianglise, 33,1161. Consols, 90e to 90 ) for roomy, and 90) for account (Sept. 10). Bate of discount, Bank of England, minimum 5 per cent. ; bar silver. 600. per oz. standard ; Mexican dollars, 59d. per on. Coin and bullion in the Bank of England, in both department', 12,360,4451. Ton.—Co' seen, erasery and dusty, ed. to 9d. ; good Kaunas, 110. ; blackish leaf, la. W. to Is. 3d. Pekoe kinds, la. 7d. to la. 9d. ; Mooing amid Oopock, Is. Ild. Ss. M. Wk.—Tines% No. 1, 235. ; No. 2,15 a. No. 3, 21.. ; Mn.. 5, sod menses, 16s. 6d. to 19s. ; Tep ees's, 131. to 17s. ; Yuen* 17e. to 33a. ; Throws , fibs. to 19a. ; Jape, 12s. to 21.. 6d. INDIGNATION AMMO AT LIVERPOOL. (non oun ows conazerownzrr.) LIVERPOOL, W/MCIIIIDAL So soon as the arrest of the Confederate commis. sifters os board the steamer Trent became known here to-day, at the Exchange Newsroom, an unusual degree of excitement was manifested, and after aa earnest eon. vexation amoopt several gentlemen meant it wee re solved to mill an iodignation meeting on the subject. A notice was accordingly placed on the slat* calling upon the public to attend a meeting, to be held at three o'clock, in the cotton axles-roons, to consider what steps should be taken with reference to this "gross insult to the British dig.* The room was damiely crowded, hundreds being nimble be I obtain admisidoe. TM Has. Mr. Canard was called *pea I. preside, but he eicithed, and as alas did Mr. Tom Them Win then load calk fog Mr. Spews, • Liverpool roweheas who has published • work ow the present Ameriesa *punkt. Mr. PAPA said he took the chair neither with reluctance war difficulty. Ile then mad the following resolution, which is its original form was somewhat stronger, the last Paragraph anise epos governante for prompt reparation :—" This this reetning have heard with indignation that an Assort ma Federal Sipe(-war hr forcibly ekes from • Mesh midi steamer certain pemeogers who were proceeding pass ably under the shelter of ear flag from roe Neutral port to anther, earneidly all upon the governmeat to assert the dipity of the Brltbk flag." The imolstke was received with temolltioes applause. Mr. Spume argued that there was a peat difference between the right of march after naval amen, sad the arrest of peaceable poems ma bard a matral mead. The United Pato hail directly eameraged the slave trade, by allowing *vim to shelter hinoseives under the dignity of We Amateur leg. Barely the digally of the British Beg sheltering peceable persons promatiag le a Deena ootatry Mai ai wall' worthy of defame aced Mat ea as dukedom fag afteltorhe eleven. He combiered that the mat of Nerare. Midst! amt Yam was an Moab eating far prompt repaisMos. (Obeera) la mateluioa, he thought that very decided step might to ho • taken to Worm the government of the Arose Indignation ci the mineable community at the' promedinp at at. ,Theme. Yr. OANTIELL ventured to &wpm with the rearktkm be warweeparst spbeig tie digaitret Alm 4' et he thought that goverament aod she law oaken of the crown were the proper petiole to take cognisable of the natter. Mr. TOM mid that In did net take the chair. aa be could sot concur with the views of thee who bad called the meet ing. It wee obeiouely voluet to call au " heeling epee a 'Miter ea, which they had but slight ice. formatioo. They might le * have 6014C1•110111 is Shook them and her ministers, and DOt prejudge a question fraught with such momentous reuse. II an Moult had blew offered to Ea/gland, the government were the prom to de mand reparation. He advised them to a pore the wasenteg i , and in calmer fllOll/411411 they would view the matter is a different light. The qesehou wee one of law, mad WI/gold be diagmeeful if Liverpool tworthaste were to attempt to over-ride the law. Mr. Tory, like Itr. Tuner, who followed him to the tame effect, was listened to with impatienoe. evil ultimately the repolutim, moved by Hr. H.O. Chapman and emended by Mr. Arthur Forwood, woe uproariously carried by a large majority. It ie said that a calmer meeting on the subject will be bold tomorrow (Thursday). CAN COTTON BB OBTAINED FBOH THE SOUTII I (mog • A considerable doubt exists upon the question as to whether the Southerners would mod cotton to Europe &add they have the chance ; and as the arrival ot the Bar• muds at Havre with nearly 2,000 bales of cotton would had to the supposition that such a proceeding is practicable, a few observations on the subject from persons arrived direct from the South may perhaps be of some advantage to holders and intending speculators. The fact that the Bermuda arrived with cotton is due solely to the eircurnstanos that she took put an immanae cargo of clothing, arms, and ammunition to the Coofederate States—articles of which the Southerners stand in very great need. In consequence of their services to the Con federates, the owners and captain of the Bermuda were given gratuitously the whole of the cotton they broughtto Havre. It was expressly intimated to than, that no cotton would be allowed to go to Europe except in vesicle which brought into Southern ports articles of primary necessity. In proof of this we may state that the captviu of the barque Helen, which arrived at Liverpool yesterday direct from the South, was obliged to take out of his vessel no less than 2110 bales of oottoo, the private property of the owners of the vessel. whose devotion to the Southern cause is well known and unanimously recognised, nut only in America, but in Eng land. Should, therefore, any other vessels attempt to Mu tate the Bermuda, and "run the blockade" into Charleston in tallest, they would be grievously ilisappoiuted iu the hope of securing any cotton. The Bermuda did not nil from Liverpool, but from Falmouth, on the 22nd August last. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND ENGLISH VER RILL—Home months ago, the Perthshire, of Hartlepool, a . large colonial vessel of $4O tons, the property of Mr. William Gray, of Hartlepool, had boeu boorded without legal war rant by the United States steamer Maseachusette, off the American coast, on the alleged ground that the Perthshire had violated the blockade of the southern porta. Mr. Gray, on being made acquainted with the fact, pro moted a claim, through the British government, for the lass sustained in consequence of detention, deviation, and consumption of stores. Mr. Gray's claim has liven honourably nod promptly responded to by the United States government, the following communication having been re °steed from the Foisign-officts by that gentleman :—" Nov. 12, 1861. Sir,-1 sin directed by Earl Russell to inform you that a despatch has been received from her Majesty's Minister ►t Washington, stating that, in answer to the re presentation which he bad made to the United States government respecting the seizure and detentioa of your vessel, the Perthshire, the United States secretary of the nary had failed to satisfy him that the detention of that vessel by Commander Smith, commanding the United States steamer Massachusetts, was warranted by law, or by the President's proclamation instituting the blockade, and the President would reciunmemi to Congress to appropriate the sum of 2COI. claimed by you u compeusation. I am, sir, your most obedient humble servaut, E. HAMMOND.— Mr. W. Gray. Hartlepool." FRENCH RAILWAYS—The Minister of Public Works him just nominated a oommiasiou charged to examine the following questions:-1. The construction soil cheap working of railways ; 2. The speed at which the trains are to rue ; 3. The police of the stations, application of the articles of the comlitiose of contract relative to carriages us correspondence with the lines, be. ; and 4. All the other questions coonected with the working, which the minister may think proper to submit to it. The members of this commission are—MM. Michel Chevalier, Alfred Leroux, S'uillefruy, Defrauqueville, Anil, &she, Talbot, Didion, Toulon, and Prosper Tourueux. rl I. a * 1 ow"