The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-04 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER , 7 Zi r ,4 o . 4-.os---- - - • 77 .. P :!! '( '• 4 ',!.... c ____ / „....74.- 7 ,...,...._. :, 1 ... 1 ~.._ , ~ 4111 _ t . i ifif . . • . meant xa _ 0,.....,,,,,...e............, . , ! ~, (.....,. - ....._ . t r .... . mrort i A A Mina/NAL. 1 [TWOPENCE TEE REGISTRATIONS. ernonl. anctloneemi—J. w . it, sail cloth manolact .ncl L. Courtsuld, cl ArAmws. J. Warren—J. D. nr o w, ton Old-town, brewers-4 . Sent•—i. W. Lock unt hire, Ilnandraper a —6 A molsterers—ti AAA— cgt manufacturers —a. J. s ithocl Duraul k . Alaimo/1, turpentine distillers —J. wool merchants. 'RATIONS. re, farmer. Oct. 7, a t the ohne. Oct 6. ea the Leeho u der• Oct. 6, at the at, Oct 10, at the aprtad o.—The tailor searion ins oid, 4k. ; Dittemime, to Yu* 48t. ; Ku* madam 249 arks ; 3. —*Wag steady, ity, Sass to-day 15,000 Wm. abd export. 1.000 tualighw a . 2sid. u,24,1; 160 Naar. gas, tlfd. to Zkl. ; ) tkanyh easu, lo3 o- WA 1113. , i3 rorJaPul, 18d. a7lll, Oot. 3.—Our market rem the excitement of lad basimmes do' g ; but tika wen ere alike full of e c t to mks say shatesami4 demand has been deice* , bat very 11111. busmen el W ith spinners it is shwa e quotattoes they ad a en chiefly ia let, at 3d. to 4d. per lb. naG seas ; however, there is set iving way in the rates rket upon the whole is vey the market has she a have now salaamed e yarn se comparat mita XIS decidedly cheek lresinue. raced up to an extest by e d spied in so short e, pored el el to an extent [Hag to follow, so to es offering as pates* far be. renfaetarerr to produce these but little business has been oday we seem to have bees • quietness. The very lig& high rates for cloth, and .t at little disposition to do say so disposition on the part el ter heavy forward coetmete bid any expectation of this Arty have been few, and at s of sellers generally chow a be taken as nominal, for the sufficient to test what can be 3.—The coloured mask signs of animation than t. The attendance both of s has been on the loam" sines. has been transacts& demand have been low met. n dark shades. The Ina sir ergs. There has also billS s and other heavy good' is ►ve in some instances china in firmly maintains& DDZRSFTKLD, Ocr. 3.-Ihe re not been eo nauseam as L general business leas worse we is, however, a good bad, manufacturers of good fancy , and woollen oords, confines Lumens, but lower qualities of .glected. Ocr. 3.—Thare is s stwdy mini wools, more especially the and in Germans, both fleece for. -At to-day's market we had a cheat, which meta slow sale at ;a la. to 2a. dearer. Barley foe 6d. per qr. decline, but fine quo. I pas very lithe inquired after, da of fine quality fully as dear, eted. Foreign arrivals for the rley, 12,370 ; rata, 3,2`6; beans, A qm. millers don't at all take to •y do buy is of the Yorkshire heir waste at 42a. for the book • south are, with a few exosto We note no alteration is the ines to meet a bit tale at Isee re. Olean, give way in pries re have had a very fair attar ern Exchange this 'amnia& asi motel on wheat was &miy maim- Paiff as then. Flour is in sal ent of folly Is. par sack on ths idian corn is stall offered air ) parcels for delivery a day sr more than 3d. per quarter lowa. active inquiry at an arms of er load. The plentiful supply d prices down fully L. per garter. )arley. Market dead stiady, tok market to-day the supply of 'WA on generally good ; both okd sad rates of this day week with nalting purpmes but Bltle is de samples maintained late rater; toss rather cheaper. Beane sad Br qr. imperial to the grower be. to 6511 m per imperial beskll. old, 631b 0 . to 641 ta 0 , 45e. to Cat 621 be., 38e. to 40'. Barley, Imat to Nibs, 33e. to 380. diSie miss • &Me., 30s. to 325. Oats, Me. leans, old, 6311 m. to 661 M., 421.* . to 64110., Ns. to 40e. 0., 3.—At our market this ate show of wheat from the grove. , bat from abroad the remiPt o in all probability will be carried • ruled firm, bnt upon the whole • *salted. In flour a fair must If ate rates well realised. h te alt to quit; grinding nee saw and pima uochanget • IC RETURNS. 11/145 P 65. 3169. T 04 4 1. Mg , limn. 'engem c1um3164. 1886. 1906. 2,653 686 3,660 TAII 64 587 933 1,619 IS ... - • 10 138 10 441 11 . 199 -. ..- Mai 11 011 130 1,494 1,900 2. 911 O S 1411 1,914 4,16 e MP 8.160 Os it Leus 9 2,197 1,416 6,611 3.110 --- RUM, AND DEATHS. 8111 - 1118. at Cetaundene, Dorking, the w ife of G. wife of T. Jones, Fan., of Llanerehrtili ow, of ape and heir at llarkham-equare,.etisliett, the wlit 4 osos. 1, larkhall-rise, Clapham, the wife a Cec▪ it Lodge, Abbot's Langley, the egi of aeon at h ein serplaim, Hyde-park, UM riled talon. • MARRIAGES. September 30, at the the B.C. T. W. Aren!, ckney to Sarah Anne, aug7Geritt in nd:rced , flackwy. inta.—Bone. 30, at Kensfeittel.l ibson-squere, to Elko, datliete r .. f Truroct. E.—Oober 2, at the Church of al and, by the Lev. S. E. Stemeield. sekburn, in the county d Lancaster". ,he late Kr. S Derbyshire, of Loner or nty. DATHS. er I, E at Me t hane, Hair, J. IL Ma l led year of hie age. —"oh- Mary, relict of Mc J. Li.... 6th year of her age. 1, In Bolton-ktreet PlanalasoaS: Ivies eider of Kr. J. Miteha ll, lnn, wife of Mr. J. Pugh, of Geetegele, ▪ Jethegtos. ar). a 4 Wimbledon, the Lai Saes* 8d try Vig Ms Ol o '2 au dt• City a Lowtou,Auk's'. a "- died, le the Maud of wstatsiose" 11, 11/4 M id MOORE'S AUWIRALLAN LING et PACKET SHIP.—Par Wool lio on tram Ilis 25u, ci e scusr, calling at litgatontli to embark ear ."1 mi es% the epiangid new £b. Nn clipper in lintATll- Wig, 1,100 toes register. t,OOO tons burd GEO. tART (We of tin) Jaaou), Luminander ; last India en, Decks. Alp just bunt at Abortleso, tae=emy Rum tr im s o" u s ae, and from big beautiful modal expected r b .. Te ri tut isnot lino Ire a tuft poop. Med Ina every Lags tor the accommodation of oabisi pusengara sag aig ceparieaced suou, If requirod. —Jot terms of freight ggg ig to I TT lil an 4 Meant. Millter-atraek— giceaseck• for midsmen. rEATRIA ROYAL ELS.YIKARKIT —We D 31111111) sad If Mr. BUCIBTONIL MY THEATRE OPEN ter the SLABON on MONDAY, October 9, with Sherldea's waned" of THE SCHOOL SCANDAL., In which Mr. ClippentiKe Mr. Bookstone, Mr. Comet^ Mr. W. Tama, Mr. Rowe, Kr. Rojork e Mr. W. Gorden, Mr. Chat, Mr. Braid, Mr. WeaKet.o9,_ r. . Mr. Mier, Kles Nally Moore, Kim Snowdon, Mra Thawilliam,C. he., will After thoOometly "God Sore Me Omen" will be ; lowed by LEND ME FIVE itHILLLNOS ; Kr. (Ks /Mchander), Mr. Bucluitoes, with other WI tn. AY and WEDNESDAY. for these two night, only, THE SCHOOL TOR SCANDAL, MID MI VIVI SHILL/NOS, end a BALLET. On TRURSDAY, October 11, Mr. Charles mamma will re-appear after his restalitebto and most triumphant per formance of Llitteme Meal Is Pads, sad in the 'nue tongue. =lda della% here hi the Nina version ot the name= USED UP, aueiathiss hie °demi chandler of Blz Cokistrosna . Mrs. Medea Me hews will elm snorer on the arms mob( Is ?Lathe's &Langan of ?NZ GOLDEN FLEECE. with Yr. Charles Itathawa Oa FRIDAY and SATURDAY MID UP, Tin GOLDEN 1111201 k endwise wstsrldasisata NOTICL—Mr. Sodom will I . 4 t9ter it Cairlattom The Box Mao will be opeued on Saturday next, Oot. 7, and daily afterwards tram 10 till b. AUSTRALIAN LINE r 7l e---------PACEITILKidSIIIMP°°.--17Rirt3or ADELA A IDA paciAltripo ..• °doter), the doe Brltitl•bapt ship aA, A l . vais in tom Mader, 0. N. LI% EDIT Coramandler . loading ; Sot Aillot-U. • This yowl, =J . her C~iedoaer•, will to •t • a 0,4, and Is expected to wake • ratrod Per laws el !night or par ."1027 to OELIATLX, ilE7 l = got SEWELL, 27, Lestdealustreet ; or to DEVITT and 210034 9, 3012241riet. ----------- and NOORNS AIISTEALIAN LINE ronrcur gyp.—hr LAIINCISTON Meet (to follow is fue*, tbe Aberdeen clipper VELOCIDADF., A 4 m;;; was regiatif, j VILL, Commander. Mb mend le • fre t opportunity ter Atmore of fine and season goods.— Tor tretent re smell to Yr. T. B. WAtalit, 16d. Ob. Bildefrplac• ; erPrONTITT end MOOll. 9. 111111terolema AULM'S TREAT= —Mr. E. T. SMITH beet to hams the yobbo and the patron of Ihie Theatre that ht consequence of the extreordissa7 preparations required tor taw proleptic"' of Breoshanie drama, "TM CHILD of the SON,' tie TIMMS will OPEN oo 11014 DAY, the Oth October, in User of listurtly, as advertised. i:. - ----=---- - vnT and MOORES AUSTRALIAN LINN at ',tall sate.—roe HOBALIIT TOWN' litriael do sal MOct. PM, Om wail-lcsawn_ dime abiz, N A ftiff WET. issomam.llll.olllWOLM Oimmantadar ; loradhq an Tab macular Maur kaa Illat-rata accommodation for Wet caWsp ad ampan, sod bows Dowd for her a aid pampa Oa odors a opportuni to tarpated or panne apply to DdaMrsble = and 1100 ty B.11=ar. Oran WW2 OTSOILD.—.BIITY-81X, by J. OFFEN -IL EACH : LA TRAVIATA. NOZMA„ &a, * the moat allkdant Operetta Company In Lando*, lactuding Mame Anew% staality, nrrellarrt• 11 Marta, and Mai Tits -Henry A. IL Hut. W. WOlMmia sad tha of BEAvrt, by the Whom Tug and Serathuialea Comedy end Wideman, by the DlLabana, Meseta Durlah and Davies : the Brothers aad Slater Kintn. the oelebratml Hungarian daimon, and other irtallehle Wont , —THIS ZYZNING. 6.-..-7--------------_ VILACK, BALL PASSENGER LINE of QTODARE. —lB l bra REPRESENTATION. Ng curets PACIEIIi kw artnu.LlA • London direct ttemirdAZirvcifriAltajjisl.34 Y b y r r Colonel fitOD re I . 41 --------. nri. l ao eatia• Ton.",. D au m . To g.n . real Indian Basket Trlrk, and instantaneous fmwth of Plower Trees, ea tntrodsowl, Joe Qs rate Mine In thls wintry, oa ..---. --. of Sydney. 2.008 a. lads Oct. 10 11 "Ser Miedg, Apra 17. 1/106, by Cohost Redact% and only par- Vbsu —.--- iliti :: Prince a Watts. 2,500 1. India Oct SS formed by him the Indian Magiclanu IMMIX EVE. NO NG at 8 (Saturdays Includedl, Mao on Wednesday and Saturday A ft er- QVIIINSLIe D.—Lend 'Orders, 430 . to all classes. noose, at & —Stale at Mitchell's, 83, OM Bondotreet, and Box / Stem 1 000 E. India 4 oract.lartilui-ball.—Adnilealco, le., Is., and Is. Pao" " 10 ..,__ly el Sydney I teoe I L India I 00l Wane. ' ..fhtna• et Widest 2,604 Z. India Oet. 16 QtriIINSLAIS D.—Land 'Orders, £3O, to all els Steam ship t Pert+, •. 0 , vidoda, 4,000 E. Indi a wows „Cleat s City t,140 &In Sultana. lUM"..!. Legion enamor 2,000 Z. India Oct. 4 Oct. to Oct.% Nov. 15 THE DUN RAVEN UNITED COLLIERIES COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated wider the Companies Act, 1001, with limited liability Capital, £400.000, in 8,000 Shams of drit seek. Deposit, £1 per share on appileetion, sod Et on allotment. Calls not osceeding £3 per share at intaryabs of not less than three months. A minimum divided of 10 per cent. guaran teed by the vendor fur the fret nee years. DIRMUTORS. Viscount MALDEN, Loudest, r, Riaynansworth, Chairman. Ergaonkin, Esq., CAL. Lem Roue, Blackheath ( Bryan and Co.. Bermondsey). David Joseph, Esq.. Ely-rise. Cardiff (late Manager of the Ply mouth Forge Compsity. Merthyr Tydfil). George K. D. Norton. req., Conservative Club and Windsor. James Thompson, Erl 20 Bin:bin-bane, London . William P. Bayliss, 'esti. C.E. Clapham date Mower and Engineer to the Madder; Wood, Coal, and Iron Company'. Gawp Bsociona, Esq., 117 sad 11S, Lesdenhallstrest, London. John Smith, Esq. (.1&n Smith sad Son), Loughborough. WOW terabits. D Fraser Melds. Esq., Id, Ashley-place. S W. BASAtune Dralault—ThornasJoseph, Esq., Tydrsw, Pontyprid , L MIDRIBS. MIMS. Crowley Brothers. kO. Onreil ll l Meson. John Wade art Bose, Birmingham. 11A111.11S. Messrs. Barnett, Homo, Banbury', snd Lloyd. Lombard-iereek Hours. Wilkins and Co., Brecon Old Bank, Cardiff. AUDITORS. C. L Lawson, Esq., E.S.S. and F.l A., 101, Chespaide, Londoe. James Walldoshaw, lim., Chelsea (Isto chief cashier of the Dowials hen Works). SOW:TORO —Mears. 8011, Brodrick. end Bell, 0, Bow Church yard, London. ffiCligrAar —T. C. Simmons, Eau. Temporary Offices —l9, Callum-street, E.C. Mb celebrated lino packets bars, by *air and n od pampa, aarsed ot a well-traown regutatbon punctuality . and their pas sage scsostoodou ansurpassol by any veimeb a u pcliculin tiny 4Mti a ra , •to Australia apW to JA= lALKES Er inot Co., ; Agents tor the Nacb Ibli ; sail T. IL YAM& sal 0...1. Leadirdadrein, frabs.B.C. R& MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of Mrlisckwalliard, London) LIVE of STEAM and PACKET MEM to APOTRAUL—Tor MELBOURNE, Port Phillip, direct Wrs the Deets on MTV RDAY. Met October, calling at dr splendid clipper ship SUSSEX. 1.100 toes, RIDOIRd. Commandw• , lying In the Past Indic Boas. Ha seconircodalions for all chums of passengers sal trushrlaased. end &will carry an experienced surgeon. For freight or past e ALLPoRT and ROWAN, with Messrs. 0 aid BONS, f, Ihidenimitetreet QUAY to 'IdELBO URNS and SYDNEY. no splendid new ocean steam clipper NHL NINO, men tons, IMO horse-power. commanded by Captain JOHN rigs (late at the Therm and Sea King), to lease the Inst India Docks Mb November, and Plymouth the Nth Nova bar. This magnificent ocean steamship hes ben sepeondil de sped for purges. and titled aspreesly for the pemmican MAIM trade to Australia and Chinn Will carry an on sarge,n, and is fitted with all modem Improvement, comfort and health of the plummier,. —Per particulars web to ROBERTA/N . and Cc, York-Mambas, K. Kne en-ea, Manchester, and No. 6, Newman-court, Cambia, Lom b LC. MAW FROM LIVERPOOL OR QM 46TOWN TO NRW YORK. TWICE • MHZ LIVERPOOL, NSW YORK, and PIUTADILPHIA STRAM-811IP COMPANY intend do llsOWN Mar tall-powered Clyde.bulit Ina Garr.Steernahipe. amble the United Mates malls, FROM LIVERPOO L for NZW YORK. CITY OF LONN, Wednesday, Oct S. CITY OF BAL TI M O RE. Friday. Oct. 6. CITY OF 141 W YORK, Wednesday, Oct. 11. AM every wadeadan and alternate Fridays and Sataudaya COM pump b the mail steamers selling every Wednesday, 11,17. and n gabiss, according to the accomm od ation. Cabin =by the Irrldare and ftturday's stesmert 15 wow. D omp Mendes a full supply ot cooked s Ervitona ter Cards and the United tes booked en terse.—Fs anther particulars to MAK MAN, LL Water-street. Liverpool; De to VW ad Malt ttl. King Willlarantrest Leadoo. ABEIDOID ZOSPECTUS. This Company is formed with a view of mirebsidng from the promiet , r the ven, New Inithdre, sad blaeociydach Col 'lodes, In the county of Glanionmu, foe the purpose of d evelopingeve and further Improving the property, and full powers be taken for efficleotly coning out the same. Them perties are sold entirely In consequence of the yea dcw's °vital being insufficient effectually to work so large a con cern. The proprietor has guaranteed to the satisfaction of the Direc tors that for the tint five yeas hall after the fornstion of the Com- gam 10 ger cent. per annum sbe paid upon all the paid-up capital (taking the average of profits over such period). lie will also matinee te wasp the whole business of the Oonspeny et a salary fired by the Dinestors. There Is snakiest plant at each of the collieries efficiently to work a much larger quantity of cost than hat been named. The purchase -money for the whole of the above-named proper ties Is £llO,OOO, and the same Is to be paid by Instalments spread. Mg over two yems, The proprietor will take shares to the extent of £50,000. The price to be paid is bred upon valuations made by several well-known and experienced colliery engineers. all of which have been thoroughly verified. The origins!' may be seen at the Mires of the Company. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be ob tained of the bankers, at any of their branches: brokers, soli citors ; of lames Wright, LW., C 12, Copthall-conre, London of Ileum Smith sad Pickering. Joliette's. Merthyr Tidal; and at the Temporary Ofges of the Company, 10, Cullum street. LC. TIER DAIRY COMPANY (Limited). Capital AlOO.OllO, In 14000 shams of /110 mob. It, LI per share. Dr. LANTOLD, F.A.S., Chairman. Professor Oamgee, Superintendent. Mr. S. S. Daneocku Manager. BAirills—London and County, and Branches.. Temporary 011oto—Moorgato.neeet-chansbers, g.C., London. This Company is formed at this 'indult to supply the public with guaranteed genuine new milk, upon reasonable terms. Model cow-hott.es will be erected in healthy situatio. a. on Pro frmor Chungee's plans, for reception of the Company's cows, The Company will not porchrm cows at present, Tut will carry on the names Weedy purchased by means of the country supply of milk already footncted for Prospectus and form of application for shares may be obtained at tho London and County Bank and Branches, and at tbe tem porary offices, where plans and articles of amociation may be WM. Should no allotment be made, deprolts will be returned to full PRE DAIRY COMPANY (Limited). NOTICIL 11 HEREBY OWEN, that the SHARE LIST of tbb Company milt CLOSE on SATURDAY, October DX By ceder & Yam pro tem. Slayrp*Mmt4lolmantims. Sept 30. 1895. MUnrs SELECT LIBRARY. — Books for 1 1 :11 ResderL—Bee BUDIIYA LIBILLRY CIRCULAR for OCTOBER, poetage free, ea application. IRISH SCENERY, (From Prager's Meparine for October). Let it be confessed, once for all, there is nothing greed. nothing splendid, in the country to compare it with its nearest ne4hbour. Wales, and look for the same noble mountains and sweet valleys, such infinitely errata occidens de terrain of ravine and rocky dell, of wood and river and 'snide fantails, is to place Ireland at a &sad. vantage. Irish mountains arc low is bright and rossoded is their outlines, like banks of ran-clouds on the horizon, Isiah woods are monotonously planted, all beech, ell elm, or all fir tress; and of intermediate groves and clumps and hedgerows there are fewer than in almost soy other coun try of Europe. Irish riven, save actually among the mountains, ars sluggish streams; and of those delirious springs which gush in every village of Italy and Switzer land, hardly one is to be emu. These are assuredly terrible deficiencies In any sneer, for which claim to picturesque' nose can be made. When we add to them the lack of all historical associations Useseeraling the provincial, all poetic memories cost as Ile enshrined io half the villages of Eagland, all monuments of architecture worthy to he cone as art as well as &ethnology—when we have de ducted all these, what is there that remains' There re mains infinite softness, lobate tenderness , in an Irish land scape. The &banes of what we may call the statuesque in nature is compensated for by a sweetness almost pathetic in its beauty. Each feature, however uncultured , is soft; each hue, however rich, is free from glare or harshness. The atmosphere, which in Switzerland so often awns every giant mountain to look like • great theatrio i t poied sone, cut, as if io cardboard, against the hard blue sky, on the coatran, makes every object, from the barren rooks of Connemara to the rich valleys of Hddare, equally soft and shadowy. Nothing seems defined or sharp alter • hushed yards' distanee, just as nothing looks fresh or goody afters few months' exposure. The mountelo, three miles off, seems vaguely grand. The tower, built • century ego, seems older than the Pyramids. Acuther peculiarity of Irelsod is s cene r y, oad and distant l ea ines of the greater part of its sr th e luesin hinges ith which it is sketched by nature, sod theatres's:to of the minor accidents of ground of which we have spoken, all result is giving to the scenery of the sky • greater prominsises than it usually possesses elsewhere—very often a greater premiums to tbe eye of the beholder than any of the textures of the land scape below. And what • sky it is ! Surely the loveliest in its ran moments of sunlight, the mournfullest in its many hours of gloom, of all the heavens which overuch the world. Irish skies do not glare and dazzle, they do not laugh out econsfully in derision of our care-laden hearts, nor frown and threaten, big with storms and thunder. They smile rather than laugh on the brightest summer's morning, and on the dreary winter's eve they gather their long grey mantles, and hang motionless and mourning over the dead world, while the wind wails in bursts of grief, rising and dropping again like the death-keen heard lionise • lonely moor. Irish skies are sofa and beautiful, and Irish trees, though somewhat monotonous in tone and form, are wonderfully luxuriant is foliage, each leaf • large one of its kind ; and Irish herbage is • thrice-piled carpet, which the richest palace of the east cannot match for splendour. And beside the hues of the dark green trees and the eme rald grass, nature, as if jealous to supply the colour to earth which she denies to the sky, has dressed the hill-aides with imperial robes of purple heather and golden gone—whole miles of Tuna purple, whole acres of golden triage. To stand among the Wicklow mountains io August is to be hold • display of pure colour, sot due to the brilliancy of the atmosphere, bet to the actual hues of the objects themselves, such as it has never been our fortune to see elsewhere, even, amid the emerald fields sad yellow sands of Egypt. Lastly, there is another peculiarity of Ireland wbioh, we suspect, ham some sines in securing for the open try many pleasing though half-conscious memories. Ireland (remote, of course, from the towns and miserable villages) is the land par excellence of natural perfumes. Doubtless the moisture of the climate tends to make the odours of ve getation both more pungent and also mute apt to extend themselves in the atmosphere. A hay-field, or bean-field, or a lime-tree in blossom are thus perceptible in Ireland, where dinesa would quite efface their sweetness elsewhere. Often we have known the hawthorns in • large park so to impregnate the air, that on open window admitted a gust of perfume es from an orange orchard of Italy. To drive along • common couotry rood in Ireland, on a Sae ass, is to pass through a range of delicious odours, varying ac cording to the month ; violets, or hawthorn, or clover, or the rich luscious gorse. Even the meadow-sweet in the ditch is often sufficient to psi( ume the whole road for half • mile together. MIIDIE'S SWIM LIBBARY.—Books for all Baran—Sae iIITDIKS LIST 01 IIIICOND.BAND BOOKS for OCIOSTA, postage tree, on application. MIMS SELECT LIBRARY.—Find-clasa Bober.riptlon for the 1161144 8001111. One °nines per 111:11111111. soreenoeing at any dote. Proopeotus on opplicallon. RUI)1104 BILL= LIBRARY (Usol New ltsfortalrent, London ; City Wks, 4, Khogetntet. ClonOde. "'YAM and Oo.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 66 sad V, 011 , 0aDdilltrET. 0101120Sti tor no, relit, and dust, lila Is. to St a. Overcoats, sNc hoed aad toad. Ws. to Ma Buda for badness. the park, and tourist. 41s. to abs. Jocketo low the fashionable &tyke. Vs. Sandringham Partouts, to Thu Vesta in r e dCashm silks, wookisa drills. de., Ts. 6d. to 211 Trousers basil tashiona bie styles and nudertals, ths. ad. to Oa CARD LINE.—BRITISH rand NORTH UN ARPRICAN ROYAL MULL lELLIAIJIHIPS. &Minted hY ra Admiralty to sail between Lrvirativoi, and MEW YORK, mg Wenn 1.1 , 7101.Y00L sod BOSTON, the Boston ships calling al Rabbi to land and receive Damengars and mails The fol. Wag or othm vessels are apPointed to mil from Liverpcsol, Milar at rook to reportw the malls : SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Oct. 7. AFRICA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Oct. 14. 'JAYA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Oct. 21. • Taking passengers mid goods for Nassau and Havanna. to le transferred at New York .subject to the permission of the liked States authorities on board the H.M.S.& Corsica. Paisigemoney, Mein/Deg stemma's fee and provisions, bat *boat wines or liquors s—T. Halifax and Norton, chief secondMt ; mooed cabin, E.lB. To New York, chief cabin, E 2 6; esign AM.—Apply to J. R. Faced, 11.01 d liromisareet, London : I, IL Curt* Havre, and 1!, Place de la Pause d Paris ; O. and J. Barns, 10, Jainsica-street, GlasgowanC. Mather, Oistsagoins ; or D. and C. Madver, 8, Wateretreet, lAverpooL BRlMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Brune via, and Central Germane.—The Worth oar Q & Lloyd's Szakciaas screw steamer SCHWALM Captain G MEM. MIN despatched from Horeelydown en THURSDAY, the 6th Weber 'weather porsattsdne, at 10 a.m., minor at Brunrcielt Plc, Bisetwall, pameasora at 14 nooo..—Tares to Brame. £2 tad LI: return tickets. 4.3 and £1 70a—Apply at CWAPLIN'S Lialrussl mos, itortat-arcus, W. : or to PHILIPPI'S, GRAVES, PHILLIITS and Co., St. Dunstan's-house. St. Dunatalichill, EC. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. —REDIJC AI VON of FARES.—The Netherlands Steamboat Conaruy's listeml favourite steamer BAT AVISB. Canino W. SWIM , will kaisSontaviek Pier, Blackmail, SURELY SUNDAY at 11 eiebselt. a mini of the 10.30 am. Mato from Yeacharehotralt Maim Wired fares : Saloon, Cl fa. , fore cabin, toe.: return tickets Wild it a tars sod a balL—Apply at CHAPLIN'S lineman OS* ltesent.nrcus, W.; or to IPRILLIPPS, CiIAVES, NUL. sad Co.. St. Dunstan's-hones. St. Danstalembin. GVESEND. The GREAT EASTERN .R i A rrekll4llll.. The SALOO` 4 STRAY-PACK.= COM PARYI VESSEL the ALEXANDRA leaves Londati•bridge Wharf Way (Sundays included), at a quarter-past lO ani,f r Raabe:- Me and Terrace Pier, Gravesend, and thence round the ORRAT IMMO off SHEER ; returning trona Gravesend (carnal it Rediereille) at 4.30 • p.m. pares — ham Loadon to Graves end—Pao Saloon, single, la ; ditto, Mum to ed.: OrsadWd ool4 , 1, 41 1 %. ad.. ditto, ret Slued. Prom Loudon round Gnat la ta i and beck—Fore Se.: °nand Saloon, 4, ryas dranwand round Great Eastern and back—Tore Saloon, la. 04. Brad Saloon, ta Children under Ten Years of age balf-price. Mee, 45, Esatcheap. T u. CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIZE?. of ENGLAND (Limited , . NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN that the HALF-YEARLY MURAL MEETING of this Company will be held at the Lasko Tavern, Bishopssrate street, London, r n TUE.DAY, the SO October next, at one o'clock p.m. precisely, for the purpose et _Waiving the Directors' and Auditors' Report and balance. =wt. and toe declaring • dividend. The Transfer Books of the Company will be Closed tram sstur -67. the 21st. to Saturday, the 28th October, both days inclusive. By order of the Court of Directors. ALFRED LOWE, secretan. u lad U, CornhiD, London, Sept. 19,1166. THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Limited,. _Cartel £ 4,000,000, In 2 00 , 000 shares o f AM each. with eabecribed, 100,000 shares (first Issue), 12,0.0.000. Capital paid up thereon h.£6 Per shim) , 400 . 001 Reserve fund, £ 00.000. Dividend reserve hind, £70,000. DIRSCTORS. 711, Eight Hon. JAMES STUART WORTLEY, Governor. Oo- Jesse Leticit, Esq., Merchant, King's Armaisrd, DePukr MUM ;NON Nugent DenieD, Esq., Chairman of the Alliance Bank (Molted Deputy Governor. Jim Childs, Rep.. London. Alexander Dunbar, E-q Oid Broad4treet, London. Chyle, Ellis, Esq., Lloyd's. Adolphe Hah*, Esq. 'Menus. Pinto, Hakim Brothers, sad Co.), London. ROtlam Rambo% Esq. (Messrs Young, Harrison. and Bevan). Director of the Mama and Mersey Insurance Company. Pathan' Stuart Lane, Req. ()teems. Lane. Ha key, and Co.). Jondon. "..Metes P. Newton,Req London. rorr Pownall, Ent , J P., Rumell-equare. London. Old Ma ^ kriii Ong h. keg. (Mama J. Mackrill Smith and Co.), Broadetreet. London. Seward Warner, Re q ., M.P.. London. Albert Grant, Esq., M.P., Managing Director. . WANKS'S. n nk 7 a and Mast moan ' s Bank ( Lilted). Bam Smith Payer. and Elraitha. Tbe National Bank, Landoll, Uublln, and 14 Branch" In 21w Alliance Bank ,Molted', Load." Lharikad. and ••••.- _ await 'Puerto's—Mesas Newbon, Evans, and Cn• • Nichcl64-112. ' BrcarrsaT—Alfred Lows, Esq. Mask 17 and 1l Coenkill, Landow. TiIJOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY ted), I sad 7, Nictinlwtad. Lasabetdatred. Imam CIAIRMAN—WM. DENT, IN., Ben. SOISCEIBID CAPITAL .... . TWO M CALLED UP. dtdo,o7o. MEN FOND ILLIONS. ask", DEPOSTIS MUTED 14=1• IS &mad id 4 pat eta pc &EMMA di 7 art mottos M al t Diao 14 days' mace . AA min kir wag/ dapodk4 tor latid Pais 112%. ♦MERICA. The Inman steamship City of New York, from New York on the 23rd ult., arrived at Queenstown at 9.25 p.m. this evening (Oct. 3), with 178 pass singers and 223,261 dola, in specie. She landed 25.1 paasengers, and proceeded for Liverpool at 10 . 401 1 P. In. (Per the City of New York, vie Crookhaven.) NEW YORK, Barr. 23, Moms°. The New York Republican State Convention have passed resolutions expressing confidence in President Johnson, approving his reconstruction policy, ind pledging him their support. They have nominated Generals Barlow, Barnum, and Martin- dale for office. The Wisconsin Democratic Convention have en dorsed, Mr. Johnson's reconstruction policy, and have pledged him their support. They opposed negro suffrage and the suspension of habeas corpus. The Alabama State Convention have requested the governor of that State to call out the militia to repress the disorder and lawlessness prevailing in !several counties. They have ratified all the laws passed by the legislature during the war not incon sistent with the Federal constitution, and have also passed an ordinance ratifying the present constitu tion except as regards insurance), treasury notes, and State bonds. Resolutions annulling the se cession ordinance and all acts under it, pledging support to Mr. Johnson's administration, and re questing him to pardon Mr. Davis, and grant a general amnesty, are still under discussion. The President has appointed James Wells provi sional governor of Louisiana to reconstruct the State after the manner of the other Southern States. The district attorney of Virginia has announced that he has received orders to suspend all actions for confiscation, and urged the people to bury old prejudices and support the government to build up the State. It is reported that President Johnson will vit Wilmington, Charleston, and Savannah, before Owerese assembles. It is officially announced from Havannah that the army of Cuba will be reduced to the dimensions of which it consisted previously to the Dominican invasion. The steamer Colorado sailed from San Francisco on the 18th for Panama with 1,330,000 dollars for New York, and 670,000 dollars for England. The Australasian has arrived out. COMIERCIAL INTELLIGENCE NEW YORK, Sam 23, Mosenio. Money easy. Gold, 143 g. Exchange on London, 167} ; on Paris, 3.581. Stocks slightly firmer. New York Centrals, 93g. Illinois, 1281. Erie, 88i. 5-20 Bonds, 1081. Cotton steady. Middling upland, 45. Flour, good inquiry. Wheat ad vancing. Corn, good inquiry. Provisions heavy. Coffee very firm. Sugar market quiet. Molasses steady. Petroleum firm and advancing. Crude, 37 to 374 ;refined, 61N 62. W YORK, Sarr. 23, Napa. The Secretary of the Treasury has announced that the interest on the 5-20 Dollar Coupons, due on the Ist November, will be paid on the 24th inst. Stocks first board : New York Centrals, 93g. Illinois, 1281. Erie, 881. 5-20 United State Bonds, 108 k. (Per the Hibernian., rid Greeneulle.) NEW YORK, 82P2. 23, Emma Gold, 143 g. Exchange on London, 1571 ; on Paris, 3.581. Illinois, 1281. Erie, 87i. 5-20 Bonds, 1081. Petroleum, firm and advancing ; crude, 37 to 374 ; refined, 61 to 62. Money easy. Stocks slightly firmer. New York Centrals, 94g. Cotton steady. Middling Uplands, 45. Flour slightly firmer. Wheat steady. Corn quiet. Provisions, good inquiry. Coffee steady. Sugar, good inquiry. Molasses quiet. MEXICO. NZW TOME. SR?. 23. Senor Romero, theJuarlst Minister atWashington, has published a letter from Juarez, dated El Paw, August fl, in which the latter says he does not think the Imperialists will attempt to drive him from El Paso. If they did he would not abandon the country, but continue to struggle. Juarez asserts that he has large bodies of troops who have commenced to attack the Imperi►lists in detail, and he anticipates they will be successful. Ma GRAPE CURL—Of all the Swiss healing theorise commend me to the grape cure, which is carried out chiefly in autumn on the therm of Lake Leman. Here is no shivering on the brink of cold Who, or swallovriog repulsive drinks. It is worth while having incipient coin. gumption in order to live on grapes in that lovely region. The excellent Dr. Curchod of Vevey, who is the great authority on this rubject, begins his treatise arra it by re marking, " Without going bitch to biblical writers, who, since Noah, have spoken of the fruit of the vine, we find mention of grapes as a medicine by the Greek physician Diamorides, who—" This is going back to the commence ment with • vengeance ; but authorities in its favour are scarcely required to recommend so pleasant an aid to health. It is employed chiefly in diseases of the lungs, but some other Blume also benefit by it, and its action is I D es patches were sent yesterday front the Colonial. elaborately explained in the treaties last referred to. The ofilm to the governors et Gibraltar, Malta. Hoag Koag, grapes are eaten doily up to the extent of ea or seven &lid Latium. pound' weight—the usual prim in B.Pb:dead in autumn Eoloits.2lo/1 FROM LIVERPOOL—The for the the best grapes being half • franc per pound. They :Dent officials at Liverpool have jest completed the return contain most elements necessary to • proper nourishment of the emigration from that port for the past quarter, of the human body, but not quite all, so it is usual Daring the month of September last 38 ships wiled under to take them along with a smell proportion of other the provithoca of the Passenger Ant, carrying eat all nourishment The practice, however, is not to be re- 13,833 peossegera. Of this number 11,456 west l athe commended of varying the care by means of a dr/ranee ahs u n ited Stews. The os tk ozo litios o f tw o s woos oo jeurchette, and table d'hitte dinner. The average time for lows :-2,408 English, 233 Scotch, 4,534 Irish, and 2,878 pursuieg it is about • month, end one of the symptoms of foreigners. To Donde there were 5 ships, and 1A74 %n -its having taken effect is a peculiar burning feeling, as if the weessers. In the steerage there were 663 Beglia, 38 Beeeek, the mouth were filled with pepper ; but that is amity got 330 Irish. and 214 foreigners. There was MO ship be rid of. Few things could be pleasanter than to undergo New South Wales, with 441 passengers, of which 55 were the grape core, floating about in a beat on Lake Lemaa, English, 30 Scotch. and 357 Irish. To Queensland there and Melding in the splendid Hotel Byron at Chilies , or the were two ships, with 661 oeseeegels, of whom wens ßeauringe at Duchy. No doctor is required to recommend English, 61 Scotch, aad 356 Trish. To Victoria there it to me, or to declare that I require is. I don't cue • were two ship% with 37 cabin sad 696 steers • sub eh grave-feed for Diane:irides, or Dr. Curehod. All the doe - senders; ci the latter, 3XO were English, Si were Soot, re in the world may swear that the Traubenkur CID do 336 Irish, and 9 foreigners. This shows • total to me so possible Rood. They can condemn me, as Dr. of 907 cabin and 12,946 steerage re.short Combat aete.lly had the cruelty to do, to the mud-baths ships which sidled far the month sumeer niceties in ell. of AcqoL If it in antame on the Lake of Gomm, I feel and they carried 646 yeaseagen, making • greed fetal of dangereasly ill ; tubercles are forming on my key ; brow 14,499. The returns for the quarter shows o d es m chi* is bragging me in a prematuno grave ; c hronic moose ae eampared with the premiers quarters em catarrh bee afflicted roe long ; I have bonus too patiently In the quarter lading September last the total number of with plethora abdomen/is ; there le hypertrophy of my rummers who oiled ender time satires 39,919, while foe the liver ; my braise are hyperemia ; every mamas mestbrane earreepeadleg quarter of last year tbere ware only 27. tact 496 in my body is in a state of violent iefleassatien. "Hos mltiell Tholes im bins.' for the 'Pu t ' games ! fivL Get me six pounds of grapes, wed place in laded of 1 753. We may Dere date II very 11101101111 1 KAE'B w . OB,BDE LL , g PILLS, t h e Fte boat. Wks! is _Madams la Priam,. ? No vanity of It ogpears that within the lest few menthe am bassesse tawongitirnlZZledaa• RWOD kw . d wa op ti ia o r i. edi ma el y zA be ani." -- — Tem ::: " ,.. _P I ALLIEL —B Own s M"nise BllllLLlN far b °6"ber DAY . . eresm adalt tiolek ilas tikla trom Plifa tbe h Tleftel te. leudVatimatatea, fee from d et ali wbsea sei cusisd i bou .kad mewi sa. sag by sal medicine TITISDAT. %AM 3. Adwialeas re paymeat, 4,800; to be Mee who bays gervell fa the MOM lair triers ibiligby mega gaits, 978. Teed vleiteem, 4778. time Me cos HYAM and6B an Co.'s 67, SELECT DEPARTMENTS, d OXFORD-STREET. No. 1. GOlltleMelell Clothing for immeilate wear. No. 2. Gen tlemen's Order Department. No. S. Boys' Clothing for immediate wear. No. 4. boys' and Youths' Order Department. No. i . Habit sad Livery Department. No.& Hata and Oineral Hosiery. No. 7. Travelling Clothing, Umbrellas, Portmanteaus, Rugs. &e.. Provincial Brooches :—liirminghan, 21, 22, and 21, New-street; Leeds 42. &lasts. 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Thia important historical work contains the biographies of the favourites of all the Royal Personages of England, Fiance, Spain, and Russia ; and herein can be plainly tramd bow t he passions ot iadly flairiduals frame mini and others' destin. • Royal Favourites" possess, therefore, a legitimate claim t o be ranked amongst the most remarkable characters of their time. John Maxwell mad 00., IM, Fleet agree& TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (IIitrITIVII TILZOIAJIL) AUSTRIA AND FRANCIS. VIRNNA, Ocr. 3. The Debatte and the Fronded , kat of today both agree in asserting that the French ambassador, the Duke de Grammont, stated to the Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs that the French govern ment entertained a favourable opinion of the Aus trian patent of Sept. 20. Lord Blomtield, the Engliah ambaseador, is said to be very unwell. PORTUGAL. LISBON, Oor. S. The Sing and the Queen, who have sailed in the steamer Mindello, will proceed to Southampton, accompanied by two Portuguese war steamers. TUB BANK OF PRUSSIA. BF.BUN, Our. 3. The Bank of Prussia has raised ►tr rate of die. count to 6 per oent. . 4. THE FENIAg ELA PROSEND. CITTIONS IN IR On Monday 670Z113141 • man named Patrick Power, a blacksmith, was brought to Dublin from Clothed, in custody of the constabulary, Aura with baying been • member of the Fenian Brotherhood. Be was ramrod to the Chaeoery-leas station home, from whew he will be brought up for preliminary examination this day before the magistrates. It is stated that Power had been astral, do med Et pitimakieg for some time past. With relerenes to the puedutioea, Saunders's News-Letier of yesterday says :--•• It appears that the mass of &mimesis seized by the polio* I. so great that it has bees found iamporade up to the present to have the papers folly examined. collated, and aeranged, so as to eriable the counsel for the mown to presort the cue in all it. oompletedes to the wart Seethed diadem however, was aadd oe ithearday sad yesterday to justify the committal of the prim:mos who have bed sent for trW. The secret amoratiom whine members were bound by en edit to rise is ineemerios the estribliehmed of an Lira republic—the orders for the manufacture of piker, the nightly dilliege in various parts of the city, end, not the least sigenicant feature in the era, the large remittades of money from America. where Fed anum wee berated, left no doubt as to the tradeable designs of the conspirators ; while the evidence Width lying the diadem with these proceedings Wel la' I &lastly strong to justify the migrants in deciding that at load a petted ode case had been made out eeriest them. Yederday it was proved that during the pera four mouths the muraffeeture of piths bed bees carried se mod eillearady in the city. A stable attached to the bow% Tranvia-street was taken for this purpose by • wee saw Maid Moore, who has eat yet bees anode., sad bare pikes were ussaufactured at the rate of 120 a week, sad eat out in batches of 50 at a time. This was carried on rail within a few days of the seizure of the Irish People sisthgraper. It further smissered that so far beak as the Sib of August, 1864, a detective named Aurae deemed I orders to watch the movements of the parties con- petted with the Irish People, sad from that day trail the seizure of the paper a strict surveillance was kept over the proceedings of those dread Dawson proved the holding of numerous night meetings at houses in Batrion-street Island-dreet, whit* there is every rode to belied rare lslssd•strset, held for the furthered:6 of the Fenno onspiracy. The men generally went into the house at Holston-street in twos en threes, sod mural times he sew as many as forty.two men enter it, sod wrath there several hours. In N o last ISO men were seen eg into a bores or store is Ishaddreet, at the akbores of 21, Usher's brad, where they mutinied from half-just seven astil half-past ten at night. The detective watching outside os one oscura heard a noise in the store se of prams being drilled In do of the lobbies. Another wrace ad who had bees swaged for arms mouths past is atching the suspected pestles gave evidence tending to show that some of the drams charged, and others now in custody, had made efforts to tamper with the military and the constabulary. Previous to the formal committal of the prisoners O'Doeirran (Roma), Luby, and O'Leary made some observations O'Doeoven ooreplained al the dram of the Irish People as ao ad of tyrady draralleled is the present oeotury, and Lthy, referring to Mr. Barry's open ing statement, repudiated the suggestion that he or any of the prisoners ever oeuntenaneed or advocated asseranalion. ros cHardsßA ox THE CONTINENT. The Salta Public of Lyons says :—" The number of persons who have bees driven to this nit y from the south by the cholera is estimated at about 20,000. We comma verify the correctness of the figures, bat what ie .certais is that the botch are dreaded by Aromas, the majority of whom are remarked by their Maresillsim accent. The proprietor of one of those establishments has had the ingesious idea of hiring a number of houses in the neigh bourhood of Lyons, and ism installed is them the emigrants freak the south, who are delighted at enjoying all the pleasures of the country without being deprived of thole of the town, which by means of omnibuses, carriages, is 'team-boats they may reach in a few miantes." The sanitary returns for Marseilles show that the total of deaths oo the let lest. was 37, of which 13 were from cholera. From the Alegre in the neighbourhood of Toulon the news is favourable. At Aix there were only two deaths from cholera on the 27th and 28th ult.; sod one each at Salon. St. Paul, Cherleval, martiram. and Veutehm• At Mole (ratioluse) 47 persons died of cholera betweso the 10th and 27th alt A letter from KolliM.Pcmt states that on the 26th sad 27th the epidemic was very fatal there, 60 deaths having occurred is 36 hours. Oa the 28th ult. there were only 12 deaths, • coosiderable improvement, bat nit doubt partially owing to the fact that Deady 500 ishabilants bed left the place. The mustier of obese of &alma reported is Italy on the 29th ult. is as follows —Barletta, 7 new eases and 9 deaths ; and Pettus, two eases and 1 death. Oa the 28th there were 4 cases and 3 deaths at Marseratn, and 8 eases and 9 des the at Lacers. The Bartels& journals state that the cholera is now decreasing in that city. At Madrid, on the 28th alt., there wore bat five camas of attack, the result of which is not stated. The Dresden Journal says :—" Accounts from Altenburg state that in consequence of the arrival to that tows of a lady hem Odessa suffering from cholera. several eases of the malady occurred. Dr. Walther, president of the mai nay commies Saioey, at ogeeproceeded to Altenburg to make an inquiry. In his report he confirms the existence of the cholera, bat declares thin en extension of the epidemic is not to be feared, a oonsiderable diminution in the number of attacks having tam place since the first outbreak." NORWICH, Ocr. 3. The Church Congress for 1866 opened to-day in this assemble city. which sear as appropriate asetro for such a dermastratios, retag that it ecalathe more churches than probably can be found in soy other Britiab centre of populetion of corresponding importance. The congress was inaugurated this morning with Divine ware in Ur mite drat, the holy communion being celebrated at 8 a.m., while at 11 am. there was fall service, with a sermon by the Archbishop of Yeti. Perhaps it may be well to set out in detail the rural papaw= of the expos; dating from this afternoon : TOMCAT. Ocr. 3.-2 to 5, at St. Andrew's Hall, open ing of the sorra by the president (the Bishop of Nor wich). Subject- . Education of the poor in its relation to the Church cad thefitate."Papars by Mr. F. &Powell, M.P., and the Rea Olson Mcaeley. Preparea addresses by the Von. Antares* Desire sad the Rev. Cason Norris. • Evar3o to 10, , at Bt. Andrew'S Hal, **Presi dent trairmsa. Subject-" The Chart el Final Appeal.° Papas by the . Vas. Archiscos Randall sad Sir J. Mit more, Q.C., D.C.L. Prorated *dreams by Sir Wilma/My Joasa i Bart., sad the Rey. M. J. Fair. WINDIVIDAT, OCT. 4.-ironing : 9.30, morning prayer at the cathedral ; 10.30 to 1, at Bt. Andrew's Ball, the per eider s chairman. finbject-: . Othbedrols sod earthier bodies. and bow to hawser their retainer." Papers by the Very - Rea the Data of Ely sad the Rev. R. Bersour. Prepared addresses by the Vas. Lord C. A. Hervey aid Mr. A. J. B. Hops. Altaroson--Beations : 2.30 to 5, at St. Asdrow . a Hies, the Mayor of Nardi °heiress. Papers by the Very Rm. the Doan of Chichester and the Rev. J. B. M'Catth Prepared addresses by the Bev. T. L. Clarghton and the Ray. .7. Radar. At Bt. Paris Hall, Sir J. P. Bailees. Bast, *airman. Paper by the Right Bev. the Bishop of St. Andrew's sad the Rev. J. & May. p re p are d addresses by the Via. Lord C. A. Horsey and the Ray. J. & Homes, D.D. At Mr. Noverre's rooms, Mr. Edward Howea, /LP., eitainsan. Subject -" The Driers of Sees in England and Wass.' Priers by Rai Nelms , and the Rey. J. Baylor. P.D. Prepared addrestr oo l i ts Rey. F. Homey, D.0.L., and ** BAT. X. M. D.D. Erwin -8 to 10. Cormarsazious at Ss. Andrew's Hall. THCIIIDAT, OCT. 5.-Keetling: 9.30, morel eg prayer at the paghedsal ; 10.30 to 1. at St. Andrew's all, the resident, chairman. Subject-• . The spirit in which the remerties of lamer( sad science should be applied 'to the study of the Bib** Papers by the Rey. F.,. B. Prey, ID.D., and the Rev. T. R. Birks. Addresses by the Vas. Archdeacon Sandford acid the Rm. E. Gabon. Alterman Beetior, 23Dto 5, at St. Andrew's Hall, the 111 re Norwich, alarm* Babject-" Preaching ; ita adapta tion to the present times . Paper by the Very Bey. the Doan of Outharbory and the Rev. D. Moore. Prepared ad dress* by the Rev. E. Hoare and the Rey. R. H. Distorts*. At Bt. Peter's Hall, Bin J. I'. Boileau, Bart., eitairema. flabject-" The poniloo of the church in Indeed." .Papers by the Rev. & Butcher , D.D., sad the Right Hos. J. Napier. Prepared addrasese by the Very Bev. ate Doss of Rally sad the Bev. G. Selma, D.D. As Mr. NeYerre's looms, 11; E. Howes, M.P.. chairman. Subject-" The duty of the throb towards the heathen." Pepsis by the Lord Bishop of Grahamstown sad the Rev. H. Bailey. pored address address by the Rev. W. Kay, sad the Rev. J. Ridgway. Evereg 7.30 to 10, at St. Arsdrow's Hall, the raider relairean. Baby , -•• Otani soda" Illustrated lecture by the Roy. J. B. Dykes, Moe. Doc. The service in the cathedral this morning was very fully attended-in far there was warmly steadier room for some inetsbers of she rethariag coogregstiao. The musical service was of a high order, and surtalued the repo trios which Norwich Cathedral has acquired in thin par. tinier. The anthem was hoes the Oratorio of Samara " Fazed is His evalestiog seat," the solo, " Let the bright seraphim," bang bratitally rendered. The 103rd Psalm THE EASY I.ONDOIf WORKING CUM* INGER- urea mug to mus k, b y D r . B ui e, meo ws of th e m u t a n t. mut. Ex006T106.-The final meeting sf, the osentlthee.el The Archbishop York preached from Isaiah, 334 chap., this exhibition was held 012 MOOOll OVID* 011101# apth aced n e t vow& the presidency of the charms, the Rev. G. H. 100 M-• The first meeting is St. Andrew's Hall was also v e r y The accounts, which bad bean carefully remised by the lar gel y resod.* After prayer, flume committee and submitted to the inspection of Mr. The Bishop of Norma welcomed the visitors on the Morris, the auditor, were laid before the meeting, and after part of the city and diocese, end reads series of rules for the Man dieen" l " finally settled. The habalos•shett showed conduct of the various either, and with rawronce to the that the total receipts oa the general account were 3771. aelaction of the next ram meeting. As *palmation. 14; 5d., and tbe expenditure 3771. 4s. 7d., leaving a *lmes su pported by tits Archbishop and Dean of Yore, had been in hand of 9s . 10.1. The chief items of expenditure were- received for the **hi al the next meeting in that cit to y. Rent aud insurance, 48/. iSo. 6d. • fittings and decoration; Hi s lordship e dge appreweed she thanks of the essqlsoss 1261. 18a. 9d. ; services of secretary sad attendasts. 411. Archbishop of York far his able sermon io the cathedra. fis. 7d. ; Daniel( and stationery. 61/. 17s. ; ps_stele the a few petrel obisreations the right rev. prelate then 161 . 6.. 6d. ; adlerttretneets, lle. Pd. Ht. WW I laid said that he meturd, wire it waa that the before themsetrim the prise fund account, which showed wa p iti s s h ou ld b e b u m L a this city cad roseseoe ox y g en that the sum a 63!. 15a bad bees received. end 611. le. ild. bh ' , ev i c tion that the moo ns o f t hawpiccuzimtld upended. tor Insider laming a Was* of in be ensured by the aberrome of band. This toad, suggested by the Fort of Shaftesbury, m a r r o od b e re aprehesehe sa d er . was sueolied by the twelve pinata Parlak", tan within heat a fair rprosentatios of all Lords Westminster, Elhafteebory, Ebury, Mayekedeld, and the various schools of thought in our loved aid reversocml Zedefar fir B. T. 001elwoolta MOM". a. Merle" , a 16- be of Distend (stoma • esesuay, that tiers should **lea Re** 0. Floalar7, Gr_egerY, Wa6tratoe. led H. be a seleatres earl& cot ally *portant in th ereetres, E. Oosusy their of ens idwg welkiest or the Put• bat a prese nt interest to the print mad the cruets ; itses soTenget the o th er frith* a rho "airtakin WIS. thirdly, that there shoo* be a claim of tight and peeper sot *shed te mitt *met Mir treats eater , " bays delis deed thane salsas ; and sad moth sc. Tho total mars were reseed to be 4411- 1k 6 d-, sad ir=ant of .11. that the dismission of them ahead be coo tie total experedthers, 4351 6s. lit The estritition has h a right t oto p oo . 0 6 °Mids. ly oppa sled to th e bees a esteem II rns& a 50,000 peresios *died 16 _in risk essehost of the estattivi estrunittea Ind bethe We ma me* all of sy careered tarn slesteteslien si um' ram* to show Meat abesreesilleas hod bees fairle mower is while it ems arroard, sad the eitedisms a the r a s a es t perolorirs contributed by the wartime am= at tie Re* Mr. T. perm s y am peew i ts ' b e „ sk i hi e aa. Vase rei Shasta to the ebeinalas the paper as ea sissathen the poor la ralatioa la lie Okra to=tosawaer, mastery, She has. argr m od red th e m e t e . tiestimied the ressodialthi .4 CANOE VOYAGE OP ONS THOUSAND --.-- . The following account of • Voyage in • canoe on some of the most interesting rivets mid lakes of the Continent appears in the Times :—"Starting on had the Thames to Shiterneea, and then by Dover to Ostend, I few days on t h e Mews end the Rhine. The boat being takes by railway from Mains to Ascha ff enburg gave opportunity for two pleasant days down the Main. 'Manes I went up the Khios to Freyborg, and carted the canoe to the Tithes in the haatt of the Black Forest. I had a row on. this lake, which is shout three miles long. and 3,000 feet shove the sea. The people there protested against the proceeding, and said that Pontius Pilate, who. it seems, is at the bot tom of the lake, would assuredly drag the beat down. Again carting the boat to Donaueschingeo. I reached the source of the Danube and travelled down through &swan°. gee, past the romantic Ma:meter, of Beam, and amid meet splendid rocks, woods, and rapids for a whole week. The Germane wet* astosished to me a beat oo this uotravereed part of the river. I saw only three boats, sad those only for short ferries Every morning hustings of people, and in one cam more than a thousand oceans, as sembled to see the roam start. In several oleos, gnu were and and the bells were rung for the event. At Ulm the navigation of the Danube begins, end it Imeomes like any other river, so J left it by railway for Lake Oosstaiiee, the canoe travellier as baggage. Paddling through this lake and the Zeller Zee, I descended the Rhine to Belsaffhawiso, and then went to the Latin of Zurich. Zog, end Lucerne. sailing and rowiog every day. From Looerse I &Decided the river Reuse, and mewed the somewhat dangerous rapids of Bremgarteu without injury, end so got into the Aar. and by it again into she Rhine, which I fol lowed to she fells of Inefeaburg, round which the boat was taken in • cart drawn at ant by a mita cow. Both rapids at Rheinfewdea were also snemesfully passed by the moos, though many larger boats ere last there, and so I reached Bale, and by the Mallionee Canal got tato the river 11l ; but it was so dry. sa d the ecascry so dull. that I took the boat by cart over the Formes moentaina to the mime of the Moselle, and managed to begin the de meet of that river as high up as Bed is following It to Epinal, Ohatel, and Manses, and then left the llonelle, sod same down the river Mouth.. but that being also caber unintersetieg. I went to the Marne. which will take me to Paris. This jouniey of about 1,000 miles has been on. of 'unseeing Interest end greet variety of scene and character. In the hope that others may fellow sod eajoy this novel mode of taavellieg oo the Cootinent, I beg to recommend it as by far the most *sweat way of amotiating exercise with locerctica.—Tenni, ha., J. M. Chasten Thierry, oe Mime, &}t. 29." MIDDLESEX. Yesterday Mr. Edmond Beales, the barrister ap pointed to resin the list of electors for the county of Yid =t:ooned a court et Radley's Hotel, Bridgeatrest, for the revision of the lists of the various pa rishes sod preciects of the City of Lembo. Mr. W. Abort James, of Parliaroant-etrest, Wastain- OW, append as repressatatrie of the Middlemen Reform Regirtration Amociatios ; Mr. Henry Smith, of Norfolk street, Strand, appeared for the National Cowervativs Re gistration dueociatios Mr. T. Alley Jones, of ear* joants'-ins, and Mr. J. Aber Jones, his moo, attended for the Middlesex Conservative Registration Committee. Oa the entrance of the Barrister, A vestry clerk of ow of the City parishes said it unto& Mattel) happeued that the reviles d the City lista had been Axed far the same day as the revision of the county lists for the City parishes. Now io essay parishes, his OR MOW the lumber, there were neither objectless ear claims, and the only burgeon which the representatives of those perishes bad before the barrister wu to ask for the &Bow saw of their bills of costs. Respectfully, tlew, he asked the barrister to take those perishes Grit ; and so dismiss the parochial °Maws to give their atteedaaee Woos Yr. Phil lips at the revision of the OA, bate. -.— Mr. Reales said he would sot only do this, but if the (oedema' preferred it, they might sled their bills to hie ehambers instead of the& waiting to preempt them fie &Moscone.. The courses were assocedingly adopted in a coesidaable number of the parishes. The vestry clerk remarked that the same plan bed beta formerly adopted by Mr. Sandwell. The clashing of the City and tbe county revisioe arose proba te from Mr. PWllipe, the reviaing barrister for the City, being newly appointed In the room of Mr. Hobson, who now held the post of Comptroller el Inland Revenue. The various irregularities conneated with the preparation, transmission, and publication of the venous hate connected with the ciounty registration for the City parishes Wand the banister to make and repeat the obaervatkin that the parochial officials in the City parishes were remarkable able for their negligence and their high charges. Mr. Smith reminded the barrister of his nomeeseefel at tempt at Mile Bad the day before, to get the "Carlton Club" inserted in the "per of abode " column egaibst the name of Sir Walter Riddell. Oa returning to the °Boo he referred to a list el the members of the dub. among which Sir Walter's name appeared, and on inquiry, be found that a letter sent to the Oultos Club, apprising Sir Walter that he bad been objected to, bad been met by an expressed desire that the Oarltbe Club might for the present be considered as his residesee, and an entry to that effect was made le the book used for collecting materials for the registratioe brief. The Barrister, on Mr. Smith vouching the accuracy of this statement, said he would correct the register The Revising Bordner sits on Thursday . at the Lord. Justices' Court, Westminster, for the revision of the lists for the perishes, precions, and extra-parochial plums mm -1 prised is the Westminster polling plain. WESTMINSTER. Yesterday Mr. T. H. Terrell, the barrister appointed to revise the list of voters for the city of West minster, held his court in the lards Justiaa Chamber, Westminster.balL Messrs. Dimon* and Gilbert, of the • City of Westminster Liberal Registration Society, attended on beau& of the liberal interest, and Mr. Oktemhsw epee. seated the conaervatives. To-day the lists of the parishes of St. James. St. John, St. Margaret, St. Mutts, St. Paul, and St. Mary - le . Strand will be takes. The St. Georgo's list, whisk is rin. usually heavy in objections, 410 baying been served by the oonservalaves In that parish, will be taken on Tuesday next. The total number of objections toles is 1,024, of which 999 come from the conearvativee, who have served upwards of 400 notices in the parish of St. George &lone. WINDSOR. Yeaterdsy, Mr. G. J. P. Smith, barrister-at-law, comineaced the revieloo of the list of voters for the borongi of New Windsor, st the Town Hall. A large camber of Mains and **Mises have bola made by both liberal mid conservative parUsa, Nr. Boserr, of Readiag, Mass esiogsd on behalf of the former, and Mr. G. tool, solicitor, of Windsor, for tits latter. Tbe prnmodinP will he wwitinuld to-day. THE CHURCH CONGRESS.