The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-14 00:00:00

:(/‘-- 111:::- ---- FsruCUCWALL VECEaIIn. 113 for =L. ovigt men —r WIWI slip bilb WA M. A MATRZW. all lam lidla Dean as ea . can at _lcaaratb, awl soy ea itylaticsan 811111b.A. 4 1 0 9 1 7 to 1. 011•11 ow Oct. ~L ciatanaaa!tOqtria by VW las Nat yea -7.7g inn from 'mr.aa t=rth at reason hew by wow to A GAREt sad Ca OXFORD,--SLX.TY-Spc b J. OFFEN JR NAM ; TRAVIATA. NORMA. b', the moat OkNONOPursde Crar Wimp. Mama mark, sad =a 11MoReary (wicTwid au ler re-appearance hue after as aim= of ten namithet ; Mama A. Mt Alban, Orem Dpegaill, Huk. W. Willis.., ad the RURAL el RUNTY, ILI; artistes the Weer Temp earl lees Onnalae. Davila : Mr sad ma seadre by a tle D'Anbeas, Mew& Dee& and . Al, debratar ni tratet sad Raab and other wrallable taleat.—THlS The Prince Amadeus of &toy, who on the 7th had dined with the Queen at Madrid, was yesterday at Biarritz, and there are rumours of a marriage between the Prince and the Infanta. The late interviews at San Sebastian and at Biarritz have probably helped this project forward, but is the meanwhile let as remember that more note-worthy than these royal visits is the iron-way along which both Queen and Seirsror travelled, and if one day it may be truly said, "II n'y a pine de Pyrenbes," . some thanks will be fully due to the engineer and to the navvy. Between the sword and the sceptre, the pen and the spade are apt to be forgotten. itisniticilitOtto#Lit zaawrivs. • At 3 dais& tle dating genera 10•e4004 the eirporation took ohm ; the Pumas, is the mom. Mr. Oarimet Mee petrol seerotern slated that the Metes d reenemembeicas bed adthed, and mein& Meat D Amid beaselerik be that a/ flisiogy beteed al Zoology end Boiney= the sebeeelles thaf Illiaggeer, awl beenderik kisses se • deperessmt. Modem read a Betel mate of massy for miosille pewees i j .. teLlszeseral emssittem end agreed MI an the flegtember, 1865, amoostleg 2,l3lsaroso al the somber* who would be smutted to all on the mond treemeer for the remedial, pasts mere mikes& Lir Oleervatery. Mathematics and Physies.--•Mr. Obielter. Imam Cow mines, 100 ; 'Problem Wilitameos, Eheirisal 100; *Mr. Glahher, Leueisose Mutes, 00 ! ea = Sykes, Beacon Zesselenesta, 100; 'Dr. Zobismes, Baud nadir Water (resseed). SO; *Mr. Olahhor, MAIM Baia fail, 60; Mr. Airy. ltaissiies al Rasher's Oteemetione. 100. Chenderry.—Mr. !skim. Polyarasides al Omni° Bs. dtelm. ; *Dr. Maltiisimota • Hob If t Ina (named) ao. 0. Lyon. m 100 ; Me. e Aka Day lead Lest HA 10 ; Dr. P. Wight. Ma& 10; •Prelemer imekleserne Oced Mt; Sr W. thashben, Bi te= 91r. J. W. Weer, Lige& lhge at rit. PI DTMC ; ; Ranee, Brisardits es larthgeekm heelleati. ball4=rr M mg s N Morikkorw-ato iv ; . este% Mee Miele mem Weak 00 ; Mr. Jams. Hebrides Omet MN& 3ttfroTh Mad , ” Yams sod Flom IWO, 16; •Mr. reys. Aberdeee and r ead Oast Dredgin g, 25 ; Mr. Scott" Oyster Oaths*, 10; Mr. J. 0. Jeffreys, Imam Dredmag. 5; *Dr. J. Z. Orey Oyehir 4 Oal b = 10 g leir E I. Lobs*, NBA, rme ao k Dr. Enka Myrrh. Oterretticol (Zan Mortis, 10 ; B. W. Rielmitm e, Al i all ?ma lt ; Dr. Bedard British ig=kies and Zessemia lidesse.—likr J. ibutiag. Oommittem fO. llishaalar•— • Mt. T. W Astor, Pateatjanr 10; °Mr. Betts Reesell, Rearines 'Was to 50. Be% BALDING, WIDOINDaY. The lOtinal °peeing of this -oubliettes Wok place today tsar ciernmetanoss cot onsidemble oseasasy, From the lime when the Bolin of holding a keel Wahl: Mos ben wee started some moetia ago to the pre "eat day Its promoters have last with continued'.' mom. The patronage of her Majesty wee eseored le as sally pored in its history, and her example b ased the mobility and gentry of the nasty almost without mesa= to throw themselves into the teeniest with each eardiedity, and to seed a many pietas eel w ades of vita, the it hoe almost singer) ile amidst. and bunts a toe art exhibition eased a se industrial one. It will. therefore, be no particular wonder if it should prove more attractive than most local exhibition. The Nissan eeremooy was performed by the Bebop el Oxfatd, who proeouneed the inaugural oaken is the pesenee of the mace and eorpciatiam d Be ak& the mayors of Abinelos, Newbury. Weaseled, aced Makinbeed, the lotraissitenant of Berk Mae. Lord Abisidos. the nasty sad borough members. and • large amembly composed of the and putty of the tows and county. The u= ll 9 l, Meld la the Tows-hall, the us a which has bees Waft peeled by the mayor sad serporaike el Meallink lea sit; Abe Iseillaki gag muss* hese hameamely assatiattio *sew cepa erected. it foam a very suileille plan k whisk to held en exhibition of this descriptios. A distinctive theraner has bees gives to the diapl s 1 by the lon exhibition. which is held principally is en joining chamber ; bat many pictures and males of ourkwity, as well as of peat beauty aid' value, en mattered over the whale aduldadev The ranee which Mined the oommittee to come • ion with • purely industrial exhibitioa were twofold. In the filet pine, some fears were estertaired that the display, it lett "steely to the worked satire artia, would be mew and in the wooed banes the committee felt that there were is the meaty rosily eollations containing work of high art which it would be a peat treat to the general public to names, while oe the other heed, modern exhi bitors would have the oppatunity cl wing what has bees accorepliehed by great intellects in asolost times. The reediest respoese was made act only by hay. Majesty, bat by the whole body of the nobility and county of Barka, to the application of the committee, sad the coo. sequesee is that an exhititioe almost unique in its charm , ter has bees formed. The Queen ands from Widmer Castle the celebrated shield of silver, inlaid with gold, preeested ce the Field of the Cloth.' Gold by FtanceL to Henry VIII., =anted by Beereanto Gallia as ask one manned to silver. eselosin the gold case sod ahem preened to her Majesty by the mayor and kineenes of Liverpool, upon the first visit of royalty to Liverpoolossa from the house ac Evstioa, used as the bead-quarters of Pace Rupert, whoa he besieged the town ; an iverytelahlasir &adman teem Tippoo Saih'e teat ; &800 mesa chased silver gilt vase sad steed, promoted I. Lap William IV., by Lord Bestinek, in 1888; as antique molll{o "Flan," formerly the property of one c 4 the Pope ; a case of historical baste of Gamma sovereign sod their con sorts, horn Philip the Good. 1467, to Charles 11., 1700 ; • coat of arms hi silver, time of William 111.; • silver picture frame, time of Charles IL ; • "Wedgwood Moque"— Williams Tell. Portraits in was el Frederic& Prime of Wales, Augusta hie mast. George ILL. and the Delos of York. Besides thee' her Majesty hesseet &number of essfiem males is Indian oaring. several eerie of armour. MN COAO6I arms, with other articles of vertu. When we seek tics that out of the 1,680 articles catalogued more thee 900 come from Windsor Cate and the tains seats of the se: May arid gentry la the crony, some am may lee famed of the Masses of the exhibition. Ames, tie exhibits's in this asa an Lord Abelian, the Venous's, Barringtoo. Mr. awe, M.P., the Corporate* of r Reeding, the Provost aid Fellows of an, Viscount aersey, Sir T. S. Gehisead. M.P., Mr. D. Griffith, M.P.. Sir T. Heater. Mr. Mariam. who exhibits the celebrated 'statue el the tinted Vous, and several spleedid monks, Colossi Lloyd Idedsay, /LP., Lord Oman% Mr. C. Russell, the Recorder of Beadier, He. The ledustrial Exhibitioo proper has beau classified under two heads. The tint division °Detains the wales exhibited by unisons, mud these sgain are subdivided into thou which ban referent* to their own emplopont, and those which are indepsedeet of it. The seosod divn In cludes all those who are not artisans, and this is also &ghat vided in • manse, similar to the first. To the first dam, mosey prim will be awarded, as well sa certificates of merit To the sexed clam medals sod certificates of merit will be 0.. Without it presort particularisiog any appal article it Is suMoleat to say that none appear to have bees admitted but what are far beyond the usual avenge di merit, and would be quite worthy of a place is aay international exhibition. At one o'clock today the building case crowded by • deem asesinblags of elegantly-attired laden and irsagrosa. The day being remarkably fin, the lades had doused their most apse attire, and the al/Haney sad variety of the eskers which flashed from their silks sod satin, and were reacted back by the maw of gain sod bright/ass by which they were eurreueded, added greatly to the alarm of the whole scene, which wee on of great beauty. Shortly after one o'clock the bishop of the diocese, the loollieutesant, the county bed borough members, the mayor and corporation, acid the vice pane, committee, sad other officials, entered the raom, the principal personages miming up the open span kept foe them anti proceeding to the platform, when the Mayor took see , their amidst the plaudits of the assembly. The Bebop of OITORD opened the proceedings by on. woman a short prayer, after which the resin of the Old Hundredth Psalm, cornossecin with " All people that on earth do dwell," was snug with fine effect by the Raclin Philharmonic Choir, Rader the direction of Mr. Strizkised, the organists foe the day being Kr. W. H. Birch and Mr. J. H. Burin. The Maros then came forward, and in • few appropriate words detailed the origin of the exhibition, end the success which, through the gracious co-operation of her Majesty sod the nobility. their eats bad met with, concluding by calling on the bishop to deliver the inaugural address. The exhibition was declared to be opus, es raseouni. meat which was received with • round of cheering, co the enbeidesee of which the Hallelujah chore' of Basal was E m ,I I X:VirALLLIEofPAOKETS.F orIEL 1101/gla Vort OW% ship Y. 1.10 law IL T. G 1 ON, will leave gml Wl' Dubs Nousiabur earry=sonesd Ws skip lums sad motored NOS ye11a.411141 to 11`, 6 =rawl Lariesholl dffeaktiL ETROPOLITAN 11113610-HALL, Edgware rari—ows. at 7. Hessians means al CHAYINOIS PUIPPIA In their Billet Divolessesssat sad Heide Dawes. lam them, sad Jerr Wood. Co; Herr Ogars No. lambs, May Ors t r esor ma Wass, y . Hartka.—ltssieel 1. J. MOLL ---:--------- fIIIIINBLAN.—BLACTY BALL PASSEL W au wis.—simi arraassessis wink hoe Naiads Coketer esame* ladeelks of Meanie tin so sai. um °n u n W ow L Ma rinas BM Webs afillsseethi, Ike sua vIMILIA. 4.11.3 toss berthas. *Shwa u peirirM iii mo). Tbs opt* trlsabehain ale& unrivaled by ray vend is tbs s i=all4 9 l o ANSUghI. sin be r em . re. mareinalst dart 4 = 11 :1 1 ably atrrwoke woo perogers So the hedrants ea oppar sag amblami casket sad spire terrier b o w other cow room The isesi ad& as Seek Is pad le ordinary nit. dos patios. sad the seirsierabs tor °Oar Own sosbles an the labiel hansteesesta. bob Sahli= lAMB sad Os, Liverpool ; A dish for ah* lig Lae ; sad T. IL lIAMAY ad Or.,l. Istrleslsn- Mat. iratnae. LC. BANK.—No. 6 Great WiDetiestee sOteet.-11eyeember lb, MC —ill/SIM D 3 01YZN . tball • VACANCY la the DlitliCTION et the I/Aim Beak bas seemed IF/ NM Tedipaiess d 08.. r Item Beg., art that yropeiedoe lotiodlog to biome • tenable's, or to propose 110•0 SAW gregrietor as • esodideas to 1111 sea Tammy, mast %IL% m a ini bi melba" ostler Ids own bind, to be tett as the o Ideas 10 days treat this date Dane, sign sa ifying eb ma be liiileatioa to bessese • cesetidats. ee the d_ Pi be abode et the aseditiate inteaded so le progoeol by NM —B7 eider at the Own ot I= l rarrtairm. eaanksay. THE LIVERPOOL sad LONDON sad GLOBE PM sad UPI INBOILANCI COMPANY. 011816- 4 MAINZ Limp* : mad fa. PooMy CorallM, lamina Meow c a rar e. oareXT oa. 110. aux LIYEEFOOL O 179418T0W1T NSW YORK, mica R • TO LIVERPOO_L __N:AW YORK, and TIBIPIMADIUMA 6ThM6hatir 0010.111 Y tatted deo giddamonenibnooseratilide4oset hoe law liteanadlOb sealing lie UMW WO. MY LIVERPOOL tor NW YOWL CITY OF WES, Saturday, Papa 16. IDIEBTROH, Wednesday. Rept. In a a n now Weboodsy, and alternator Fridays and eterdays. cause. by the mil demon . seil=t em ana= in mow. accordion teas ftdby die Friday's sal EatantWs storeses minas. pimp iselades • tun maw' pcoNore tor Orris sad the gablad bookan Swum Ike huitier l a p mik to nyul nli gn a l. ffit, Traterdis4. Ilveepost ad Raft a. MS Leafkoa Lb hosismitalsolad halo &MEM $11.041 1.8110 06 LIAM UM WU ISM VASS 1 1127.167 OWN 72,711 110.11* Men men Mud JOHN ATKINS, Saddest tkaratary. Laotian. Ina shim sae payable b thirty days attar they are adoitied. TFIPHRISHER and OLBNITY. DOOl, to 1101tmen-mout% rrsarD. The Nal adabalabsposhb is Loads, for the following Asada: TRAIBRIDCB 8u IA ANGOLA SIIITIL INDIA TWILIT) BUII. SNIBINNIM INDIA GAUD weincoAts. TIMINNINI KASHMIR !INDUS. INUININIZI3 COLOUR.= FLANNEL SKIMS. ZMININII MILITANT MUM TIANYINNII OVIDLAND TRUNK& Tastsaare INDIA DVILOCK num. TIMUSEILICS unman LINILD MALL TIBININIXII INDIA CABIN DAM Viola amass with an eateriek were reopPui4ed. Mr. lltmratt, the rifest.eeretery, tMe nod% al of those pages reed to the soctioas shlri the peril wet lathe bad attested I. M Fisted to (stoop ia the secant of the trammetiome el the theociatiom. D was stated that a resolution had beta lOW to that a creassithes tisald be appoistwi repreesat h. mweemmeatthe idnotage of a far th er espiseatka - of as Worth Pole. Ms. fathom them Atha the amber et members of the saatektioa with bed attended the pretest 290 old life rosethere, 44 aim life swabs% rig th A= 5136 IMAMS, 143 sow wool thessbors, 797 semodebis, w Law/ tickets, ad 23 /111114,41111 of dietimaties, mate, total of 1.996 meow ; from whom thise had boa =Awed ram el %DM The PalawarY Nees ta appropriate teems row el thanks to the swat sod corporatism the tension of Kinp Edwana School, the stoma of the KWlsnd Indite* the Society of Mora; for the aseoemmodatiom ramtled to the awociatles, sad liebespi tality that had beta shows towards it. I. smeesadea and with doe speech-al skim tad with due bow* 4011 to *es were, proposed, thanks to the long eearelarles. tathearetm wagers of the emestokete sad soirees. the asumfaetarers who had Wolf' apse *sir estataisseeds, to the railway compares aid the the peeral end ocsdatest aserotarme. Dr. Misr sad the Mayor ostroaded, is ealosistia tones 77;i7a thanks to the proddoet, who in a yory meat sad geese. fel address sabrooriedged the eomplittout ; sod the pro• thediap of the atestiag were thus heeerght to • termimatioa. RAY of HA------- VANA and MATANZAS sautoAD ;In the IZIAND d CUBA). 1 of Lento Sternum In ECilel el ZlOO, beartes Interest et I re cent. ter warn. P•Jahlt heitletthr Is lostioh• AiliMIL _ . . . ..._ la Idwke—liessra. J. lam eahrikier and Co. larsna—The Beak al Commerce, ?ranch MOW, Esq. Ifenager. , sr Crummy wu farmed tn 107 obtained Ita eanuadoa the mem year. and In itel the main road was mudded train Regla. lime hay of Xmas, to Mahatma. a distance of 64 Mei thee ?seek Boss at eanddersble vahw have been coo. StTh tarINDU., CHINA, lad the 001.0- 11124 sad &Wed Helmet the @Akin required Yee every pompoms end appalalarmet will be torvaineil so application as above. SPECTACLES are ACTUALLY NECNINISAT WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued attar reading: WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear to to doable WT WHEN more light than formerly is requisite — AISTENN•ousa he r: candle is placed between the eyes and the bock WHEN objects roust be held further off to be NMI MOM dearly ; WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a mous than above are pressonrysigos of decaylngight, and Whole Whit aft wOhlsh should be cousulted without daisy. hem long and exteorive Faction Moors. Thomas Yards and bon are telly 000totest to advise oo an matters pefialnisg to the reseelying detective sight. They skilfully slept lenses. perfectly trap, et the requisite power. sad Nkewlee they judiciously select a *pen tode frame of the goo most to the tam THOMAS HAILVIS sod 50K, °Okamoto the }tool becoming banally. opposite the British Oilman gales. Wades Trish only house), ssUblisised Caotios—No Woollen sr agests. 1101Virad. — Most of onatroctioo to this data la L 4066,000 ; of this en "Arwas rased upon shares enbecribed in the island. tth se wee relied In London, U4lBOl. by a that mortgage tem barb, 7 per NM brewed, and repayable by the opera tics of a inking rand of £35,006 per mareia, ecomsacing 1807, whir will redeem the satire loam in 1976. 4101 1 / 4 000 was Mawr abed in 1863 foe the coerruction al two branch roads, secured by a second mortgage oe the read, and paranmed by the Bank of Commerce, repayable by the ope ✓ant of a darn fund of 14.000 per annum, commencing la £ iers. oradderable portion of the remainder of the molt& bee been supplied trem time be time out of the earning. of the meth the results of the tutderteldrig have been very matiderdery, and show the following returns : 1962. prose receipts 1963, ~12k000 186 t. ending., prom recerte from January to Jew 93,000 Vlmaw period, 1864 Bay of Hampa and Matanzas Railroad Company hoe now effected the number of the Colima* Railroad, running Moen lir eras to Snubs, • &Amos of %maw • very valuable read, "OM trozonse insportanoe to the Bay of Havana and Illiatamea Company, =ranch a it Is in direct Macron with that road at Harems, traverses a dirrict rich in agar produce. and consented at Bemba with the Centeno end Juana roma a section of the central road of the island. which will vary shortly reach Villa Clara by the completion of the Cardenas and Irran) Relined. The mum of the Mahe of the Collage Railroad an as halloo : loth groin reoslnte 1.40,106 1862 „ 1864 ~ and th e returns of 186 S, from January to Nay MI 49,000 wind lies, same time To complete this purchase. the Bay of Hamm aod Matanzas Omar desire to rare • loan in London of C400.00n bearing Wrest at 7 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly to London. La vomit y for this the Bay of Havana and Harems Ralhead Company will elect a first mortgage on the Coffer Wreak IM rolling stock, appurtenances, and all properties and oho a mortgage on the Bay et Havana and Matanzas Rath mad and lb brunches. subject only to the extern mortgages of ANSON, of which the first mortgage of 1150,000 will be paid off millrely property in 1876, by the'B operationoned of the shaking hind which ammencee in The 1467. Qua eck la as follows The Collie° Railroad to be purchased out of the proceeds of Ith loan, producing a gross revenue to 1864 of 171406. The Bay of Havana and Matanzas Railroad and its branches. outing £1,06 0 ,400, producing a par revenue inter of A 143,0110 babied etily to the above-oleutioned mortgagee). It will be noticed that the revenue of the Bay of Hamm and Matanzas, as weld ee that of the Colheo Railroad, has for same years been steadily increasing at the rate of 20 per cent. per saner, and it h beyond a doubt that the amalgamation of the tworoadt. by a natural increase of teethe and a Mine saving of expenditure in the administration, will produce a f r larger re venue, and may be fairly estimated for the coming year at £360,00.1 gross, or fully £lOO,OOO net revenue. Tor the repayment of thin loan a sinking fund is arranged for, whereby £20,000 la to be paid off annually, either by the per cher 00 Bonds or public drawing, its operation to commence in ltfrt, by which time the first mortgage loan of t 2.50.000 will be Mgr* reeemed. The Bond d s will be hatted In sums of £lOO, and bear Interest coupons, payable 10th June and 10th December, at the counting house of herr". J. Henry Achrdder and Co. The first coupon will be payable 10th June next. The sulecriptices price is 90 per cent., payable as follows: ^% on application. on allotment. 10th November. An 0 14 0 Interest at 7 per cent. per annum upon - pervious instalments. Ig6 on loth December. Intend at 6or COIL per annum will be allowed for pip 1,7- Met of au of the instalineota app>loWom for an allotment to be made to Moira J. Hairy Schrader and Co., 143, Leadenhall-street: or to the Brokers, Remo Lamers, &au, and Pearce, No. 7, gaol-cow% Throe 18°nm-street. lth, Leadenhalletreet, London. Sept. 7, 1986. ELEGANI PERSONAL REQUISITES. — tinder Um fearer of Royalty and the Arians:soy of Shrove, end anlareally hold in high repute. ROWLAN DS MACASSAR OIL. to promoting the growth. motoring. hu moring and Dandifying the hoar hair, is, ed., 71. Its. It, sad 21a. whirr lowlands' Carlo,. an oriental arailon ter boNAWN6 the magnolias and akin, and ma none defter 4e. rd. ma 2a aid. Rowlands' Odour, or Moe dad/Me% terms on the teeth a peari-like whitener. and Mao • rowdrlttroWw" to the breath; 2a ed. per Doi.—rout by chariots and primmer —Aek for '• lowlas&' • Articles. TH3 DIVIINEIOUS ROBBERY AT THE ROYAL El ASOOT.—OS Tuesday &Stereo= Yr. lector Beene. mired Mr. Beipennteaded Great, eating .is instractioes tram Ooheel Brody, the chief eassiede fee the awry el Baths, prosided, with severs' members of the *oyes, to Ike Bcysl Rotel at Ascot, for the purpose of • mbar b•• into the mystriosie eirreamstesess msnouedieg the lateery. the depredators being at seat still still et hese. Anted with • ward warred, the rams *ad hoses ol Ur visitors were theecogbb esesolsok hat none of the lout property was dissoreat 01 souse some Bops seressmat wee created among the visitor by psemedisa but cm the ratter being ea seem upon whose bride this implesmet ty bad bees latraska, the visitors sad secants, the hearer men opprießy, pre every facility hoards tidies the polio, la their eadarears to elocidate tide sisgular ask. As • revolt of the smash the polios have, it is un derstood, obtained a is. which may not improbably bring dr offeeder to Polies. Tan CANADIANS AND THE Otswirentharrod Scums—ft is not wished a certain seam of disappoint ment that we observe the apathy of the Curdles people on the queries of etadederatioe. The Jarred width it has excited is this eouatry slay be treed to several medusa The most obvious is the belief that • to of the Borth American provisos , would greatly promote their matietal prosperity, labiesiste Ise &wormed of their jarred re name, sad inseam their trade with Greet Bekaa. There is, moreover, the 'caviare that it would OM thee • poh. dad tray, whisk is sew wanting, oseseistedi their salsegth for roper of selkildsses, mad this osaatitala the bed multitfri=h oderwil espreedoe. Lastly. there is • senthaset el pride whisk makes us weismos the neaps. of • sew nation. he sea %mould be, isdepeshat is 01l emential respecter bat swig its ex- Menet to ourselves, and attached by • golds. Bak to the British Grant We bad bra led to upset Set thews fed lop were shared by a greet =tarty el the Oesdisne, who an% dux all, far morn directly concerned in the sno- Nee of the scheme tire we can possibly be. D it would teed to epos sew markets for Ganda= pada" to °an out manufacturing MINN to Minot emignialskead exited commons, the first fruits ol them ben &6 would he raped eselseively by the 'deny. ifs wool& it rumours and dimmer projects of nezatios, it le Com ae credit sod earlobe that would profit by the rebel boas • esatiagent lishility, bowers reacts. If the frerdetwa of • pod Asorkoti State in nominal depsadence on Greet Bihar be as iag ides to Eighth statereas, who ma phy but a esecodery tort e is rearm sarelyjt should ripest km sere shoe& to th patriotic ambition of a Cuadra. 111 effolla low ever that sash is not the man Ws mast loch - fasts in the hoe: sad the het is that is Canada few people awe very much whether the plan breaks down or so The govern ment is, doultthos, i s au nest about it, but to the mar d . losetioe. " If Eaglaad VOTHING IMPOSSIBLIL—The greatest sad J.l most meld Invention of the dsy, AQUA AMAICELLA.— Heim JOHN CONNELL and Co., Three King -court, Lombard striet, Landow, perfumers toper Hofeety, respectfully offer to the yobbo this truly marvellous fl which usdually redone the henna hale to Ite prutine hue—no matter at wNit age. The Aims Amarilla hu none of the properties of dyes: it. on the e.= Is benstknal to the system, and when the hair Is once r oue applicatioa per mouth will keep It in perfect colour. Mee El is. per bottle. or to half bottles, 10s. ed. John Ocenell sad Co. Issubeee appointed perfumers to H.E.H. the Princess of Walaa—JOlN COON ILL sad ces CHILLY TOM PASTE Is =tosperice to any tooth purdsr.—To be hod of all pes st s=the manufactory, 11, Three lEtni-oourt, lombordeMest. THE INVIGORATIVB NERVINE FE NCE Z TM vocal ealeatilicelly prepared mud most tive oordi* ever introduced ; 1100311111 to thew soma coaditkos all the escretioss. au the bitegfity of which poled health de =lt tea ipecac for debility of all hinds. arid from its we theme other lagredente, pepelareead picagAits et soda, will prove hiKht7 berwhcbel to the senor sad dyspeptic. Price Oa pie bogie or roar quantities is orte tor tie note Mews. liariastertea and Os, 6024 Orlordestreet. W.C., t. lthohuroleetreet, IG. London. DRSCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, S . never bang remedy prepared without any marciurisi Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will be found invaluable to all who ender from brit liver complarsta, indirctiret. wind, spasms, &diner, dinning of the eyes, &a In habitual o cetivesees, s bang, eperkeit medicine, and as purifier of the blood, they en truly excellent mild in their operation and grateful to the stanseti. they create appetite, promote digestion, and etreagthen the whole nervous Sold by W. Lam bert, casuaist, tottai wuilaak-atreet, Charing-crow, and by most ha boxes. la lid. sad 2a Id. Be we to ask for Dr. guilital and Liver The genuine are in a square green package with William Leesburg" engraved OS She less WHY WE HAVE TYPHUS.—A HIGH ALTAR.—Tbe BUILDER of TBIB WERE. ad., or by poet, oowtabss:—.Wity we have' yphus, with Illustrations from St. Oeorp's, Southwark—rine Engraving of High Altar. Church at SL A/phonstu, Lituarlek—Eadways and Improve ments—Out and About In Derbyshire with Illustrations — Gatherings In Anterina—lrreneb Ingravings—and various other papers, with all the news of the week artistleaL eaattary, a I cosetritetioomL-1, Ttnitalswet, Co4ant-garden and all news men. THE TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY (Limited). Capital. EBOO,OOO sterling. First issue, 10,000 Shares of 4.50 each. El Deposit on application, 1.4 on allotment 111 sot anticipated that over one-half of the capital win ha Callan within the next twelve mouths. In the event of the ty of an extension of the Company's accretions, either by additional steamers for the New York service, or for the bath the Directors will consult the proprietary u to whether the eel provided by further alb or by an bane of ad dition! DIRIKTOP.S. 011=baries Mangles. Chairman of the 'Royal Mall Steam Company, and of the London and South Wasters Railway. Mnseeil Gurney. Eq.. M.P., Deputy• Chairmen of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company. Charles Capper, Le., Chairman Southampton Dock Company. George Moffatt, Lq., Y.P. Jahn Hopton Forbes. Le., Director Southampton Dock Company. George Hunt, Req., Chairman Hampshire Nanking Company. (With power to add to their number.) London—Messrs. Glyn. Mills, Curtin, and Company. Southamptoe—The Hampshire Banking Company. homoss—Messrs Chadwick. Adamson. McKenna, and GM BZOILLID-1101•11. Hutchinson and Sous, duel-court London, L C. IMMUrfaig pro t®.)—J. H. Vincent. Le- SOLIC/2018. London—Rowland Miller, raq , 2, Copthall-court. Southampton—Messrs. Sharp, Herri,on, and Sham. TIMPORART OMCIIII. London-OA. New Broedetreet. Southrunplou—Canuthroad. NOTICE—Tbe QUEEN'S MESSEN GER ; or, the Histivren and Bunny@ el lumps. by Helm H . Brut Hui., will be ready t.l vot. at ell Libre:lu on MONDAY nut. Price len extra cloth eilt. London : John Mama and Co., Itt, Irleet-streeL THE NEW HOVEL BT WE. W. cc RILLS, AUTHOR OF .. THII WIVES ETDENCEC ib t im This ahy.•in Throe Tot s at all TIAVID CHANT itE Y. 1 - 3 -... 3' obis Mama aad Oa, Ith Flostsstresi NZW NOYIL BY MR. MORTIN B 6 COLLINS. This day. la 3 vols., at all le WHO IS T a g brarile HElH Reprinted from the .. Dobtla Unisersite Magetine." John Maxwell sad Co., fit, Fleet-etrest. BZW NOVEL BY NX ILATIATT. Tide day, In II vole, at W LI QOP 11 Y L A be ntl E. 1.." .ILfl novel 111 one of the roost pmmising works of fiction that we have seen for a considerable perlod."—hhodard. It Is rely rarely that we meet with a story of greater force and pewee—Heirs lleseeeger. .John llaawall end Co.. IV, FlastAtreat Hay be bad of Rambo and Ilenhan, poet free for denim ANEW WORK on the TRZTH, entitled Ptill DZNTISTRY, end WHAT IT DOER FOB US By A. Lima., Grosvenor-4mA •• /TOM the great meccas of the previous work on dental swim by the same anther, we outlet pate the above will be read with aefillty by ell dame who are intermbedin discriminating betwee n pure and merelticious ABRIDGED PRCAPBCTUS. The Transatlantic Steamship Company (Limited) is formed voider the auspice, of the important Interests connected with ikkalimptot, for the purpose of establishing a line of first-class r and cargo steam.shipe between Southampton and New passer which there is now an admitted necessity. Southampton, from its central position, its close proximity to Landon and the continental ports, its safe and easy seem In all states of the tide, poss e sses unrivalled advantaged for the Am.- Roan trade. The Southampton route to America is eery imperfectly served by the present bnes of steamships under foreign gams wktch knelt at Southampton from Hamburg and Bremen on their way tw l i ow York. and clear nut with Immense freights of German, bench, sod British manufactures, and tar • finalOgn P a." 2. OM of all claws, nail are eminently successful Pending the construction of the necessary ships, tha IYrectots wad be in • position it aeolful to open the traffic at an early date .1 means of eristing steamers, which may be chattered or pur chased for the service . The Proposed cepital is considered adequate for the Immediate Mows of the New York service, but se operations in CCMINC -41411 With the Southern porta are also contemplated, the Min ion will take advantage promptly of soy opening that may arise, to eetabliah a Hue to a Southern port, by steamers sr = adapted for that service, so soon sa circumstaurso may the step, Zie4l - ;Try:" Jobs C. Cloomoda, Uttlo Pukteaey-street. FINSBURY RoinersanCrw.—Hr. J. H. Terrell. the banister apti o ted urt. to ravine the list of voters for the borough of Tina , hold a court for that purpose id the Lards Justices' Liscola's-ion, on Friday, the 6th of October_, Had Itirvisr6o BARRISTER FOR TIM CTIY OF LON DON.—MT. Charles Palmer Phillips has been appointed by the Lord Chief Justice revising_ banister for the City of London, in the room of Mr. Hawes. who has noceeded its. Trevor , es the Stoop-aim The ravialoo of the lists of voters will take place on Tuesday, the 3rd of October. OXFORD AND C A NTERBURY-ILL CONPANY (Lionon.)—The directors, in their moood repo* just Owned. Ado that the amount paid upon the 6,662 shares homed is 38,2041.; 61. per share having bosocalled. It will GOD be sees that 40 . 2361 . have boss paid off the purchase mosey, leaving 39,7661. to be paid. The profit sad lose acoonnt will show that after takiss into consideration the glom receipts for admissims, he., the profit 1111011 as sale of refreshments, writing a the espouse of the year, and =kin an donors for ausdry asercasts unpaid, there fli msies a balance of 5,8601. 18s. 11d. set prolt. From thia pod belo oust be &dada the 1,6201.10 a. divilead end bonus to the shoreboldses is February lest. whoa 0 401 . 81. Ild dw . will be left ler appeopriatea. The attestors moo , mend that • further dividend et the rate of Wpm. cent. per mono. with • home el Sh, per share. sushoed be paid to the sharehaklen (fros of lasom• km); th at sea al LOOM bs W. ba a reserve kid. is saw centispossitte sad depre dation' of is y, sod the sondrior candoiforward to thus& moot. POSY OP APPLICATION 701 MAR T& (To be retained by the Banters-I To the Directors of the Transatlantic BteamitdP Company ILlenttedl. Gentlemen,—Hating paid to your blinkers the stun of being a deposit of al per Mare on stares le the &hose Company, I hereby request that reg 213 11 se that Dumber, an d I ewes to accept Ma abacus, °r say sr ?Lobar lee may allot to me on the terms of the preepettna. ;I=to KT the deposit due on allotesolak ood so silfls sad I of sooodation of the Company whim maimed. aulh othe you to Insert my Dame upon the reisider Of members kr the amber of shares allotted to use. Usual Wausau:* Name to full Itesldeuce Profession Date . - - - -,,, , ••••• - r . , 77` .:.: .... 4., "*. C___,7-•- •-- 0 7 7e(----• -, j '...,; 1 k ::`,. \ i CL 1,....;,:', • : S. 4./..... —1 ".—.--, -- "`ft....._., , . ,-_ y -- Ali,, c• - • -. ... - • .P., • ------.. ( lj dj i - . :I ...... i. . , . 1 \ - • ......_. _ .... r , . 1MM................' h 11.::g __ _ _.“.. .......-..., , r, . •vw OMMlialliklYl QTYDII I I7IIII2 PP 1 il. 1 NUL ISTAXPED, ld. ADDITIONAL.] CrWOPENcE TBN MURDER AT BONN. The Indepeedanas Bdge of Tuesday evening says : r—" The amassinatiou of a French subject at Bonn has caused such universal excitement in France that the government has been unable to re main indifferent. Yesterday a semi-official paper announoed that it was watching the investiga tio n of this matter. The Patric assures us to-day that the investigation is entrusted to a mixed oomrair aims, composed of civilians and military men. People ask what seommission has to do with' a cir cumst►nce of tisis n►tars, and inquire whether jus tice has not its reeler organs for prosecuting the perpetrators et a cane and for bringing_ them be fore the tribunals of their country. We do not think the explanations of the Patric are sufficient to appease public feeling in France." THE NEW BRAZILIAN LOAN OF £6,000,000• The prospectus of the especial Brasil= Loan of 5,000,0001. was issued late het evening by Mesas. Rothschild and Bons, the financial agent. et the government, and is as follows : IICPZEIAL BRArfLIAN FIVE FEB MX?. LOAN of 1886, for 0,000,000 8111111.1N411. We lisifoi7 the Boperer of Brasil having b nadir date of the 6th July, 1865. anthoeined a loss 6,000,0001. 'towline, is ceslormity with the law No. 1,244. of 66th Jess, 1865, sad with the law No. 1,245, of 28th Alas, 1865, New. N. N. llothooldld and Sons, financial swats of the Impornl govirnmoA, have to asnommo that they me ready to Tomos - it thin ones sabooriptiosa tor this loan. lt will be emitted is beads to beanie for 100 1 , 5001., sad 1,0006 moh. ma l ls( interest at per Cent per aonam, with coupon pa lalf.yearly in sidoe or at Amster. dam, at the ex of dome Olds's lio*, oasts. per posed Mortise ; the fist half.yoor's ham dos on lat Nisch. 1866. Ti. bonds are to be lamed for thirtyweven yams, and will be redeemed by s Asking feed of 11. per cent. per annum, together with the intent on all hoods paid off, operating bill-rehrly in drawing by It at pr.. The Stet drawls' to take plea ID March. 1867. Ta rot... : of million is 744 tee every 1001. stook. payable as 5 per oast ea 10 „ es =taa. io ~ ea 3 J 25th rii November, 1865. 10 „ on anuary. 1866. „ cm Writ Mar 10 * 1866. „ on 23rd Nay, 1866. 10 „ on 24th July, 1866. 9 ~ on 25th September, 1866. 74 The failure to pay the whole of these Instalments forfeits alltrevr o jzy n noeste. who prefer payment by anticipates of the ebove7miods a discount of 6 per ant. will be allowed. Applicatioes for this lam most be made w the farm annexed, and aooompanied with a deposit of 5 per oat a the anima applied for. le deem the anaemia should not requite the whole &prat, the lot will be returned If it be innalleiest far the tint instalment an the amouot allothod, the bassos required must be paid forthwith. Scrip will be %sued, which will be exchanged for the bade alter payment of the last instalmeet. Applications will be resolved wail Taleday laming, the 15t Ne h w-court, St. ftwitWierleee, Sept. 14, 1866. The present amount of the Brazilian Five per Cent debt is about 700,0001., and it arrives at maturity in two or three years hence. The amount of the Brazilian Four-and-s-Half per Cent debt is about 7,000,0001. The addition of the present 5,000,0001. will make the aggregate amount of the debt equal to rather more than three years' income of the Imperial government. The motive for raising the new loan in a 5 per cent stock appears to be, that the existing stock of that denomination is in the hands of a few strong holders, and is maintained at a good price by the operation of the sinking fund, whereas to have issued 5,000,0001. of new Four-and s-Half per Cent. stock would have seriously affected the value of the large amount of debt already existing in that form. The New Five per Cent loan at 74, redeemable by a sinking fund of 1 per oent per annum at par, yields an interest to investors of Si. 15a. gd. per cent. per annum, to which must be added the advantage gained by the delay in the payments, which extend to September, 1866, while the first half-yearly dividend becomes due the Ist of March, 1866. There has always been a considerable market for Brazilian loans in Holland, and the arrangements made for this operation render it probable that the present loan will be popular there, in the towns on the Rhine, and in Frankfort. We are assured that the subscription opens in London with lista for large amounts by leading brokers and capitalists. MR LAYLED, M.P., ON MU CLASSES SEUMS FOB THE WORMING . Lad night & musical oonvereazione to which all the voidance it Is a monetary qa, the members of Metropolitan Working Men's Clan were Wiled, was held at the North-Eastern Landau Knit/nom, wants Oadederien, Me her pay far it ; ma ben not the lent objection la neap' with Or wishes, bet it mast be taraLall, Linden. Mr. H. LitTILD. iLP., pre- for an adequate Seth is ti Lepage =cid is addreesieg the =diem*, which was a large ees, moody Ily a t many Comedians. boll Fres= and said the principal object cot their meeting was to consider the importance el bevies in varicose parte et the metropolis Foglielis and at is which argues a donee et isolit ference to tbear political destinies which cans= bat, shock " local museums." The importance of the subjoin he ea.—Tinos. presumed no one who lune =Mtn, of it would deny. Pabibiteces d i n kind coned their origin to Paxton, LOOM Ilium—lt is warmly neonate, lo say who was the man cane ot the establishment of the Greet On the beet made el ell kinds are to be bed is load= ; Exhibition of IESI. It was Paxton who, whaled bat sine the estbreek al the cattle pf d afd tka others were discuseing whether there should be as Oreatand eorent al nand beasts advice Aire have exhibitios co not, stepped forward sod, like Met =Oran asneen el the man of leek tee human Columbus, showed them how to make the lead in Loseltsts, Warwielplane, whin le a anotione egg stand on its bottom. (Laughter ad cheers.) That mem wog . li a na of Ave. Isso, bias in this lisped bees most had a tb b o y ambieseagowncla.mlikeriti mdraindshohwediimenthetrx......ranan re muse* dealt with by writers used talkers. The real state A void of thinks , premed by the Eeri of Aimracios, and of Oe ens Is this. No *ordinary peens is sompeteot England what was required of th em to oneceodully cum. seconded by Coloael LLOTD LINDSAY, M.P., having bees te decade se what Is Or is lint Man filt in be coo. pen with other Dation& At the time of the Exhibition given to the Lord Bishop, a similar compliment was, of the mid bite Inman ' teed. A perfectly heathy =Mud there was one thing wasted to sedge them to emonte motion id Mr. Barron, M.P., t he by En F. GOLD. may b.' 1446.., ewes*Ml6 sly. deed, sad bet loik it teat alsimtl ess. lin ill with the world, and that ow thing. via. " free trade" lAD% ILP, paid is the Mayor, the proceeding" In she miry tYs tallow am it is ussibstsus . its issitsits „ . Bs. " was gained for them by ldichard Cedes. ' (Lod =wan) Town-hall °induct* with the =aging of the Natio* 1 Since then England bad made man progress is the arts Anthem. In the afterpains a numerous party eat down to as good mist will tot lamer In a good appeannee than requg taste and colour, that the had not oily gained lost elegant luncheon, served in the county 101 l lit Mr. Rose, of that ild • 'Poor. Oneida Iniallby =Oat. The bids and mond, but had distasrad all competitors, and is UM the Upper !hip Hotel. Assam the eompasy he Inge 'ab tot alwo r goof& aali awn Bled to be able to Parlbore red g had to acknowledge the superiority of British the Mayor mad eormintias d Beading ; the Mayan ol woeld be unlikely to Pod its way to • moblemaa's workmen over laer own. (Oners.) Bat as the prin. Wiadeor, Newbury, Wallingford, and Maideehead ; the chile of free node advanced it became necessary for Lord-Lieutetant of the county, the Bishop of Wed. OW iltaathal Wed easels which enable them to pedant the Engliehmen to increase their efforts to keep Viscount Eversion. Major-Goners' Seymour, fir C. Rowell, _,, s Watt ta off AMU, ad by • tough cooking of their own hardest wor k don is the metropolis. There is a consider pies with the times. Be addressed himself to all M.P., Lieutenant-001nel Lind Liedsay, Mr. Beams, ala_ _dint_ _ ."..Y.._at_oflo w° _aa t° s ia_ _,..ba", the l blebatw _ _,___•"' w , b° __ le :, dames of society, for the question was a national One. Mid M.P., Mr J. G. Mow Lefevre, Sir F. Ocoldsmid, M.P., Mr. aim , Was I .alairroo_taer _ oaa'aoo. be __ 11 ,•••±"",! . . he hoped that ere long a museum would be established elm G. B. Lam= M.P., the Rio. T. V. Forney, the Bev. A.. , il e oZ pastistiosill'arpittls°:" P m " _Be Ir e T e r s T ud r77 o the north of London to aid in improving the bole of their P. Cast, the Bev. T. ball, sad many of the priscipal NO ' appears 40 On the termallos el • caned opinion to the matter. The artisans. By museums he did sat mean *Albino's of the dente in Si county. =tare of the Gee they were in, fort hat .fly existed for a ••••••••• - --m--' --- —'— flitterday ahem= Ind owning market , is Wardek-lane is short time, sad its infilielioll lees not maintained ; but he or ri modoobledly • ditty business. We are told that it is coa &ND ... ABIBLLDI Fan AT NAPLES. —A letter fens darted is nu w ay. Th e meters , w h o g ame d". a i a y le n mutat local semblithmeets of • permanent nature, dors addles illustrative of applied mimes could he ex hibited. Naples, dated the Bth inst., says r—" yesterday the fete of Lite beit„meeitil...___Lecadort,:r_t_hi.....l,......____OTD_Ussir.,.... tart He did not see why they should not accept the offer of the the estrum. of Garibaldi into Nosing and the daliveremae t o n it si w_lra t. i ii • i ntr t •:. •aw s r s i tii a i T marl"..w ebsi 7: ; I s t government. through Lwd () marine , of the building at of the country was celebrated eves still more brilliamcy , " o l d. ;Z. own expose for ale ome "';',hi r k a u aa . South Keseingtoe for snob • purr= said that am he yen- ot. then in previous years. The entire city was decked witk initiated t r e ga not aw a it Pt : f or h u ms f oo d. tared to suggest would be extended if • monoind were really made to the right diredies. Be did not Wan Gan al ight than was a splendid illaminatioo ; foots Illaredani iii triliroro la owl iliarket , whe th er for mato government would give mosey easistanno, fox if that wen 0 6 .g e t t e' a cI t erli n - u h n t til eleven there wen at lout one hundred fish, or • nes, ouperiemed red competes% lsepences, done in the case of Islington, every town in the thousand plinfOGS at the Villa, who applauded with rode- tr___,",_ krwm __.. wbaS_ ww•d i _ ___ tb°° „ g_h„.__ iii-I " l6Bl 4___ f !‘"?_t 51 ,,,“'",_ ,_ kingdom might expect the same, ho be considered that ga• writable enthusisam, and had the Garibaldi= hymn, Poor; rbo"'b;,,,t'''':f welly l al,ee7t."7,:rre.el7thjecu'Llri;''ir; noment might be indicted to give them duplioates al d'llalia, repeated no fewer than fin times." power. Mews. Eh - wens end ifyld are the inpelltors of works is the British Museum god other plane. A memo- Melon bad bees made teepee the public) muse ums at night Tan !lbw LAW COURTS.—The " late " Insolvent Brat stralstiod , ss . _kr noe...Commbwollo w s s a g'ent's:, .. 111 '. tiss ' but ba au. "eatT "Waal ta as a wage ' "undY Debates Court hal bias Stied r ap for atrd—. On i mmit aatr y =an t i: otlerutranaraopectriaoft Naricrusese=kteri on aceoest el the risk that would be read destroyias by oar &Polska by her Illion7 to ' idyls ralwri as m d fa r • i d i re d elt h e ii- market. gentle. accident iscaloulable tremens, hat because be thought dot mend= at the sew law sewn end their anansolidansa • on sawed dike &Men d tbe museums from the hew& used notional arreagemeat. Ti plan is reedy fat: le- Niew me, bak , bold 'Woes dafulaw — f o r Ito b taw el warns/ mos, the _would he =able to avail thmagebree entire of the OnenniiOntaod about the end of is tbefeletk ; of that odeantere deeed. Referring spin le the eupeamegy recetice the first meeting w il l be held. The matters to be .__ _ . „ .,abill _. . of Great Oboe ia die al taste, ba proceeded to arge apea advised aad reported upon will be divere=ortant, M a r ba irWar: ssii ...7.agoorY.B.:das.. I:B7.treseleLas the workiag sew theseeseeity af mebtablegthele poied WO go to the or et tbe site ad the Mug 114P011ich"til: glAtthnernineeinWinilelkat4; tb ar e llat aa gr a 11''.. tad 11l trta Ca" ad wedded by may, and an quite s baps that waning The raminedeasee ag e o eased of three eilesni at et t le two tharitatote. comaigniariate._ olio. ars toasposass aMinotod s I nes tle ten would shed= by a V ag enemiame be bad rdened Court of Chancery. Th Wipe of She venoms nerd sad Ti The speaker, co siting &we, wee eatheneelienly the legal praised= are to be tally represented. Tbe ten Tbe mains will %bender* memo ad they =med. Mown Ohm Badosse,sed Pratt, sorlthoiltay.ff. genitive to be Delved by the eeenniedenere will bo s zLo Vs use sot whelk toloatac twi IN' maid° Walk toad- - riwaa Bally were mown the piatlemen who dterwerds ot.. ein—the displeases= al tarn, Misdeeds it ne• LONDON UITIFIRAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (Lialliso). &mod the mostiag. Reolution in support al mesh a el persome—ead the. tbe tisanes te be seseldniall will be —Tails resdPie Bar the week tad* tops . El, ri,asic MIN= es peppiest awe aispbei. whether Os outlay w il l muted Shosaii,KpriNg, . •IN N. MINCE. MY.—Sser. 13. . _ • se Holzoyd.) Hoes clerk, of CI warn*, ear in Whitacreenete es t. nu as pereauted i n feri a nail amount. gad that the bankrupt nu a • bona in Queen' le no information relati e l irinkruirt should tamale ir . ebutoe. _ ll:Wulirtea only wawa rat to • holm at Ham' . bat twiditors would del % op* lbw sapplioaktos , r Braegbaar.) PAWIJR. beakrup% was deson4 :: 4 9, Miwies-laae, Ooempessi jf.fasitedj. L 6 ftltiee to flue liabilities ea behalf of die (Lisafled). 7'h• debts • to above 10.0001. ltted, wed Mr. of aseraftswa, aaa war, were chosen medians' a-street, is the solid** razor JOBBINIS, and export oil racrehest trading under the styles( teeth* was obtainederas Beak (Limited ), • bill of exchange fo r k rapt. The liabilities nre bankrupt, it sstated, his at which as assi gnee o ft sad 00. wore 4,0434 astd.snd. eke ads* at Klutsirest, • the cows upon his Oell a to bad debts sad bossy ISIS to mood to shoot praised. Magnus went Amen, sal Cooper, Wiatts, sad Ewes) state. ii - o - toader the proceuthlia Rosursorr. der the bankruptcy of C. Crawford-street. *Mir ui the petition of a coeditor. I, but debts to the amulet S COURT& • REEL nan was *and Worn Mt. wish athspting toot to &Mitt Lying-in HopiE4 Astiosa. iiirpriamer first appliclfor in-patient Sho re eg at 12, Little = sad produced a mt. a sundae demount, log weband of the primal. ivies her imo non, and re. sister of Km Rosen, wle d and could ;rot be remold nue she applied for peon*, anted, and the rue w ee Aims of the board, w a rely despatched to maks a • the whole star, was nakm fo. 12, litchfield-shat, Meant of hem and that e le prisoner had trufidePy pat to ber by the i 5,,., spa ome she called the girl SOW ately turned her out of doom, mated for trial. it was to be dose with the to her father, and obeli. rkhonse, where she bed Wm sr objection to the workboonil living ; it a so poor—no tta, roa ot plum lam going to My r this awe is am, bat I hate itil that Maw. • Wal qu;stion; to tb. tam, k wife would tots cars of bur o. The maglatrat• iambi and told tho constable to as be was informed she saes dos. charged with robbing hie al. manntactnring jeweller, cusp .street and Derwin:4ml% the bar. for the prosecution, said ha g sglinst two mate rial herwise get in attendanan and 1r another remand. 1 the prirnser, said he had WI at he presumed his client would er were then renewed, and he dry week. MEM EVIIMCG.—IIso re erket * e. 31. co 46e. 6d„ ;old, 45e.9d. 1 3d. to 465. 6d. ; December, 47e. taro, 475. 6d. to 475. .0411 eves*, 1,001 maks ; seWvorr 3Err. 13.—A fa'r harill. 1 0 1 a to-day 12,000 . 800 dmericsa, bi t., 180.; 100 Naomi° tad ilia, 15d. to 24d. ,• 100 Sao sad. to 1444. ; Madras, IFI to 9J. ; Chubs, 11d. to 13 ; rage &menet of basis's@ bubo@ isnot goodsderieg the post wear. the supply of fresh leather was ooly =dere** le extent tt mop bides, 40th. to 501 b. ; goOd KIM sod foreign bellies, kir! )rse hides were the articles gag 13.—We bad • smaller Me* lion of ample. Inzpremed ; 161 ate. New red, 375. to 324 I, 445. to 46a.; white, 495. to 1501. his day's market wair be quoted tally 3d. per i l ! ight, but the trade was rail& log of the week. Flour 6d. Pr rley unaltered. New oats ossid toll, end new oatmeal at 2a. le Beaus fully as dear. Inas Sr.??. 13.-11 t• brat of tit Bill de to rale vary 4d.; motto°, 6e. to 7r.: lamb. . to tr.. 6tl. ; pork, 41. toro. 4i. the offal. i health restaging Revel's's§ s l it medicine or lanonvenierioß , Asthma, Cossumpiion, DS :non., Mon; Um., and . times Its wee hi otter reistelo tarry and Co., We. 17, Ca. et ; 12101.. t...-227.....; sass. AND DEATHS.: MIRTH& r ). 1, ilatnilton•plaige, the Iwitty Bs 1, et Tower Norwood, the wife Ili a daughter. WI 11, at Leamlngtowevia-villas , of IL 21. O ree nbank, Iraq., of • I, at Lastoubury.park - south. the IL 1100. ~' GeSdOgtilOrpe, lilditelia, the wifelike )n. RRIAGES. u m ber Vt. at the Cale donia. IBev. J. Anderson, A. A. Benne* Nur, Redrath, Cornwall. to A ca Pr no,ls Birk Kelso, Boollas rather IL at the Church of tbs BeV to father or the buds, It. D. Mbar.. . to !Lath, daughter of the Bev. Q scent llide-park. )EATHS. 10, at eibanrhouse. Eihsza. 114 r. Deana, fan , of London.brld4 . _ SIDII6 Bansaw, Insrepskirer • ) y WlLLitat Klee la" be City of Lowlea, Prteter. 4 le the Precinct et 14. left TELEGRAPHIC IHTELLIGESCR (num% 112213111 FRANCIS. PARA Sac The Moniteur of this evening says, in its bullitla, " The Powers have removed all the difficulties relative to the treaty for the navigation of the Danube, which will be signed shortly.' The Petrie states that M. de Sartiges is now iU Paris, and will return to Boma in three weeks. AUSTRIA. VIENNA. fie. 13. The official Wiener Zeigung of to-day =Donnas that Barr von Hew My has been appointed pre sident of the Transylvanian Diet. It is Mated that preparations are being made by the Ministry of Commerce for the resumption of ties deliberations of the duglo-Austrian commission of inquiry. PRIM COUZA. INJOHARSEIT. ewer. 12. Prince Coura's fête passed off In this city with great Eclat and enthusiasm. His Highness has granted a general amnesty to those persons amused of participation. in the recent disturhsnoes. I TH3 DUCHY OF LAIIENBURG. 111181.114, flare 13. The Ministerial Proeimiol Correspondesa of tcs• day says "The payment of the indemnity to Austria for the Duchy of Lauenburg will be made for the present from the King's privy purse. " The occupation of Lauenburg will take place without delay. Count Armin Boytaenburg, for merly Minister of BMW, has been appointed com missioner in that Duchy, and will proceed thither very shortly. Further settlement of the position of Lauenburg towards the Prussian crown has been postponed." The Provinsial Cortemoadene also publishes • leading article upon the policy pursued by Prussia and the Oastein Convention, concluding as follows : "The Prussian stipulations of February remain in full force, for they still exist, although an important change has undoubtedly taken place. On the one hand, the establishment of another government in the Duobies is no longer dubious, and on the other Austria, in addition to the total cession of Lauenburg, has readily yielded in the present provisional state of affairs to the MOO material demands made by Prussia in February. "Thus, the Oaatein Convention, maintaining the present amicable relations between the two powers, is an important step towards the fulfilmeat of the hopes and demands of Prumia." The same paper Metes that the government does not intend to discontinue the employment of official iontmls in the discussion of political matters. THE INTERVIEWS BETWEEN THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND THE QUERN OF SPAIN. --.-- The Nord of yesterday says, " The interview at Biarritz has taken plain in the same manner as that at Saint Sebastian. The two sovereign families went to Bayonne where they visited the cathedral ; the Queen of Spain, the K i ng, and the Prince of the Asturias did not have the Imperial residence until half-past 10 at night" "Everyone," says the broniteur Unieerael, "appreciated their courtesy, the recollection of which will remain deeply &waren upon all hearts." The French press does not seem in general to attach great importance to the double interview of St. Sebastian and Biarritz ; so at least we are at liberty to conclude from the silence which the majority of the papers have hitherto maintained upon these events, the incidents of which they have contented themselves with briefly recording with out comment. In Spain the public has not looked upon the meeting of its sovereign and the Emperor of the French with the same indifference, but absolute satisfaction does not appear to have been the dominant sentiment. Certain politicians have regarded with displeasure the personal understanding between the Queen of Spain and the sovereign who more than any other in Europe represents the ideas of the reit olution others belonging to an opposite party already fear, owing to what has already passed in another country in the south of Europe, lest the iadependence and liberty of action of Spain should pay the expenses . of this understanding ; addition, there is the remark made by the Emperor Napoleon, on the occasion of a recent diplomatic ceremony, a remark in which it was thought there was an epigrammatic allusion to Spain, the effeot of which has with stood the seem-official explanations intended to remove it. It is asked, therefore, w hether the O'Donnell ministry has not deceived itself in hoping to find fresh elements of strength in the recent in terviews. The Epoca says with regard to the mar of Prince Amadeus with the Infanta Isabella, "that a marriage between the families of Bourbon sad Savoy would be a rupture with th e monarchial ' pirty, which would throw itself into the arms of Don Carlos." Is this party, which the Spanish government feels compelled to study so carefully, been satisfied with the fetes at St. Sebastian and Biarritz ? It may well be doubted. (nom A onazeroiresee3 BAYONNE, TITZSDAT Mozartgo, Birev.l2. Yesterday the Queen of Spain visited the Im perial court at Biarritz, and arrived at the Villa Eugdnie a little after . four o'clock ; the Emper or and the Prince Impoinale having gone to meet her Majesty at the railway station, which is about two miles and a half from the town. Biarritz was already full of French and Spanish, and crowds from Bayonne and the environs thronged the road, some fortunate enough to find a little shade, others braving the hot September sun. Still the en thusiasm was not excessive, and if some cried "Viva l'Empereur !" " Vive la Rene r the ex clamation hardly rose to a shout ' • but perhaps the cause was more social than politi cal—the mob was simply too well dressed. A detachment of the Cent Garde" preceded and followed the carriage, in which were the Queen and the Infanta, both dressed in black, with the na tional mantilla, and having in front of them the Em peror and the King, in uniform. The Queen - is stout, and has what is commonly called a goodnatured expression, yet not devoid of a certain regal air ; the Infanta is a young girl with pretty delicate features, and, to English eyes, would look much older than she really is. In the second carriage came the Prince of the Asturias, a boy about 7 years old, heir to the Spanish throne, and by his side the Prince Im penale, who, cap in hand, kept bowing to the people. Looking at his little pale face, with down cast bet intelligent eyes, one might have doubted whether he was wondering at the crowd like a child, or smiling . on it as a prince. Soon after arriving at the villa the Queen, boom panied by the Empress, who also wore the mantilla, drove to Bayonne, and visited the cathedraL In the evening there were illuminations and fire works in honour of the royal visitor, and as the chief display was dose by the sea, the effect on the rooks and on the water was admirable. Shortly afterwards, at about half-pest ten, her Majesty re turned to the station by torchlight, and thus ended this brief visit to Thanes.