The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-16 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER ,/, . • / i i ~/;),/ •:•/‹. ..• /t.:- ',0;,• f' . .. '-" 171 ".• /, //z y c• t - e••• .., IP I . ,/ 2 - ti; ',. „. , , #, • - Zer.7. - - ..1 ....--", c,\:- . I,: ..- `! 4::::14‘..--.70110-6-"'"-....?. .„..........._ r t . , 31vk SSalid.X, • _ ___-_ (Stamped, Id. Additional.) No. 4,736.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1861. . [TWOPENCE j ) Ey i rr, , r ,,,: , ; ,..1 11 .1. ,!. 1 01 :I ., tE:ri vi :t m U i s . T m ltA r. i L t !AN I h..L114.'S t 4 I 1 . 1 1 1, 0 , - .. .;Vll . }l l : K lr mr a j t .m s ; p hI A ; in l ip 1.• M ill urt.A.4.!..E‘RRIM.,A.Nhow. , t,• t„ r...harg•lPl)....th nark par popslar Lk TIATAIN kk T. Mir rani M.A. awl the Two • . w-11 knows 11.1.-h .011 hip JiNIM knr..l Compote.; and even elrellina satornlay at s \A- Al u I • nne %% Minn". I Moral. rrprewntatt.. T10n5.1.4 lul s.aur.l.4. at 3, at the ~.h L .1.4 Dm 4.1. 11.11.1 / 411.4 y of 111.1 ration. It. Iteatiot•ottect. 1 arracrted .•! • •i 4 I. II •tr •Mcn tm.. 11. a 4.*• 1-.11. ton,. •Itli test* 1.. .1,411 • ksirs. lo ad.**, at rt , i tar I.* r 4.4 rah*n p*...orn. awl nil IM Gailrry • and at Mews crammer, lank. sod W00d.% TOL • 4.e• * I.,rarts. • rroske.L —Frot km* of Wight Reinitalsogi. f..% T 11. W tLRLR. i t. et. licks *place ; • • •10. Nallitec-auvrt. CyLIJTION.—WATILERSTON and BROGDEN NJ recommend the puhlleto have the Carat Gold dated on the bvtawv—" fine llokl and Pure Gold.' aa applied to Jewellery, belna a delusion N'ATllL'livTrr\ awl IthHHHENSI HOLD CHAINS. and all artteks aoattufaetarell by theta, are Rohl upon Shia yrturipk, all at the tnanufactareve prices Ilanufaetory, la. Ilestriellawtrvet, Coveatitartlen, W.C. Assays made of chain. and jewel/my ow Is each. —N. B. 1 - his establinesesot awe at 4 In the emits, and or tisturalsys at 1. koM LAST mums GAZETTE. BANICRUPTS. OtsracCs Pcm.r.ctec fluggm•lime. City, warehouse man, to surrender Oct. ti at 121, and Nov. Nat 111. at Ba singhalYstrert. Sol. Abrahams, Greriam-virect, City ; swig., Pennell, Guildhall-clam. era. Llinalth NICHOLOON, Comb( I, City, stockbroker, Oct. 25 at 12, and ,'i 22 at 1, at Barbigliall-strect. 5.,l Greville and Tueker, St. Swithin'alatie : elf. militia., Canaan. Basingh•ll - Groutir Hahiltr. Birmingham, wholesale fruiterer. (let. 18 and Nov. 18. at 11, at Birmitalatin Court. Solo.. limberton, Liver pool, and Smith, Birmingham :ash; Whitmore, Bir mingham. Irma, Tnnstall, Stallonishire, grocer, Oct. 28 and Nor. 18, at 11, et Birmingham Coirt. Solo., Lawrence niat Co., Breed-atreet, City. and James and Knight, Birmingham: off. wig., Whitmore, Birmingham. ORBoffu. Oust.n. telmrterrldre. cattle Johbrr, Oct 31 and Nor. 2s, at 11, at Plrtiiiialunii Court held at NotUnglianL lot, Maples, Nottingham off. assid., Hanle , Nottloghnni. 111ILLIsli Hinge. Huddersfield, Yorkshire, woollen manufac turer, Oct. 22 and Nov. 2.5, at 11, at Leeds Court. Sots., Jewry. Hadtlevideld ; Drake, Ilud.lo,lleld ; and Bond and Marwick, Leeds; of. ...la- Holm,lertio. IS TH BANKBPPYCY ACT, 1881. JOHN HCSI4tII, 107, Cambridgeshire. builder, (let. 23. at IL at Ilasinahalf street. Sot, filchartiton, Old Jewry-cliamben assig., Canaan, Bmingliall-atnet. Clivittas UMW INGRAM, Glouciater-street, Pimlico, mer chant, Oct. 26, at 12, at Baginglalbstrect. anti Ilacknood, Walbrook, City ; ofi. swag., Catalan, Hao,lng hall.street. JOSEPH ULLMANN, Great Rumen-street, Bloomsbury. and Wit brook, City, merchant, Oct. Ili, at If, at laaingliallstreet. Linkaten and Blackwood, Wallwook, City Joldon, Basinghall-street. WILLIAM Ccirns, Great Berkhampttead. Ifertfordahlre, rag cutter, Oct. 28, at 11, at BathighalLatreet. Sots., Rhodes and Co.. Chancery-lane niT Coleman.street.lffill,llngs. THOMAS PY.ARIIOI, HEXIIETH. Neriman'grow, Lincoln's-W.- 80dr, Oct 20. at 1. et Baslughall•treet. 801, Dedham, New lirlilge•treet ; al. sada, Bell, Colemanstrcebbulbllngs. taaaratca Lag= PadaTaianz and 1110,117 KI.WAII.S, Kings Lynn, Norfolk, attorneys. Nov. 1, at 12. at Bartialiallgtreet. Pols , Linklaten and Hackwo.d, Walbrook, City oft. amigo, Pennell. Ouildhall-chambers. EARIAT lUCK3 , llertlmer•treet, Catenflish•onare. on I IRwla ham, Kent, house agent, Oct. DI, at 11, at ttsslughalLstresl sola, lattirance .0,1 Co., Old J.Wr)-chaLla10:111; 01f. amt., Pennell, Guildhall-Manglers. JAMS Baron, Mare, llerUordshire, maltster, Oct. 20. at 11, at BasloghalLstrect. Mod. , Battik:l.r, Ouildhalichantbers, City; luttg . Pennell. Oulllhall.clutnibers. 'AMMO, J Malan, Stroud, tlloucevtenddre, outfltter. Oct. IS, at 11, at i firlato t i o rourt. Sols., Bevan and Co., Bristol : off. wag., JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF 1862. will be a large public dining•room, in w hich dinners d /a tarter will be served at prices rangii ug from two shillings to anything-you-please a head ; while in the topmost story there are to be pnvate dining rooms, and a saloon of a richer and more orna mented description than that below, where luxury and wealth may find itself at home. On the whole, we think we mu veuture to say, that if there is erne point on which the executive feel that they are strong, it is that of the supply of refreshments. It may be as well to state that the guarantee deed is now lying at the house of the Society of Arta, awaiting the signatures of those gua rantors who have not yet appended their names to it. It will, we are informed, be • convenience if the list of signatures is completed as soon as possible. It is an important feet that signatures for sums amounting in the aggregate to 433,01101. have already been attached to the deed. QINOINti SCHOI/L. under the direction of IDr. DINS 111'LLAN. Dude .0 neanntr ite l , B e df or d. '11.: ;17 noel %If ArtiritA I.IAS LINZ ft n,u v —Twk:Nry aLasoN, I Ett •111 P —Poe Dna P 1111.1.1 1. Direct ; KLV.4 F.NTA KY CLMP. • • Y.. •' ...111.1e , nn WM.,. wells ship LADT ! N. 190. foe Lone.. First LOY 41 , Milo. Oct. 1•. at a Quarter • t i•.• %Ilk A 1 brbealint 1. lota..ar and nor. ' tezneet .;• non II .1 Dill HILL. Comm-vele Imo in tbe No. No, foe tientketea. rim Lassos, friday. neL 19, at 1.64 i•• h. The. In, attiarl and I. a tall p.5...110. era no: eee.anatodnaion for r proonne... and free for the name at Tidily Laritam, La nee. Ito.. Geld's •lll al, an ow Nre fain .1 tem. of meta N. I.' I peeves alid) to Ile L 0 T LY . .4h the , Tato to awl further porta...bus nay be obtained at nos r. r. .th I Umela.aor .4 in Minn NW A. mi&E 0. UMW , Deallbuol, +geni''e'. No. 1., Hastheole nrret. W.C., sr at Qs 'bawl - Moak Ilan. ..tuft street. on /he evenings of ma-cling. - MHZ OCCHIOMBRA, or TRANSPARENT I. VENTILATING EVE !SHADY., eielndes wlntl and dust. stet mtrlines the liitpt , kreping tI r %ye R.:fleetly 4,01. It can be worn over spectacles. slid Is easily n•mortd when nynited.— harmer, J. CALK IN. Agent, Weiss mud Son,!, atessd ; sad cttseter. 23 said 4. thwltuu.strart East. Price Is an" &a W. post fres, en Asl. EER ..34 Co.'s MUSICAL L IB RARY.— Country Hoharribers twelve Your Guineas* worth el Nude at the Una For term refer to EWra and Co 'a Album Leaves, promoted watts and post tree. —o:, iteiteut smet, 11E% . ITT awl .1111086'4 AUSTItALIAN LINE .4 r %rim AMP —1%4 11.111.AltT To% h Newt metier elleresement he she taeneutleue Ainnory. In In .k. oak 1.•4 peuwinsell "se 2elh attire .1 , 9 . 1,4 k II t.her , Use a. II libelee arllkkheill rtlpper nAI !MIA AI ...KALI*. A I IA t vs". M. teserviteerr. . plat ha the teenier p.. 1. IM. One *tap was nein shekr she w e ,. r ine. .4 Ihre eepre.4l ! , r the envie Pee has s Nil pry. • Isk Orel- Mae areeeleseenlntl•rn Ma re/48 ponithrers. owl 1111 carry en es. priest. , .1 ows:ren ler terms el trestail er Maw apply to DCA IT! nod IleetetE. tl, 1111Uteratieel. - _ DEVITT awl MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LIRE 41'11'11.r •lIIP Ilselt ART 1111111 E '4 Mewl s lat. tw s .f.ast Atmr ark aW k sle'Veteleed .enettly . the Ow lig n. 1,1114.1.4 h .kip 1.11 P. 11.1 ). 1415 Woo N. .1.1 • A . • r 140.... I , sassrapl. r n•led.111, tl. We.l lolls Upset L 11 4 4. •• II kte.ern In the Award!.. trade llr spra an I /ohne elerllet.) .4 "err, se a prehrell.le r•eteryasece ler 1.. NIS • Alla lo.p. • till eup lr.r c.. 14.. t e r 4,44 444 D... lessen—Va. her ht ..r pa-vere apply In M.%-r. % IIIELY.I, lel%. ..r.l I%a. 4, / .shern.eireel. or to U►:ti rr and MOW& AA llllUtereernet. ri‘HoSIABI; ROYAL OPERA COLONNADE 11MMTU. Clartra-alaeal. ilaigaaadaast. Jeameaa.—C. tS I 1164 . 111. Ma biro& that he Na 8.1.11ti..a to tar Cal4l.- INdlro liemaa, the.. C. Saws," asea of the odour la Imadas. wtorn reatheasses ran ha ...Trod Ith U. n, n at a hied Wm bora hi. td. upwards. or a In earl* MisM~WariOM 11111:DUCTION in PRICE .4 the ATHEN'EUIL Alb TM Proprietors, tabula advatitage of the Abolition of the =Mt,. have reeolv•d that beta thte day the Price Mill be MD S. ruituri.sen. New complete In tun 11 Inne /Ito, tt 4a., MHZ GREEK TESTAMENT ; with Note', Greminstiasl and Eleaetual. Ity WlLufat WlOO7lll. 31.11., La of X. Colltpe, baelon. and formerly Fellow ..1 Qemanr CAM, (Ambridge . and WILLIAM VII ANCL. WILKIN•00. N.A., Vial/ 01 St Wolloolo* 11014, 1010011, Thaelogleal Tatar la Cheltenham College. Vol I. The Your ikeprls and At ta of the Apostles. £l. Vol. 11. The Eplotku and the Apnealy pie ul Landau: Palter, nos, and Bourn. West Strand. ORNAAAL PR= AND MIL T. BARING ON THE ARMY AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS. Ihi r.• • Pill V ITE toe VA %I !LILA. To th, nusnlfirrnl 141111ar.l.linoni, fitted b.AO with hm,ch h wad I trig+ tables, there it also • erpesale entrance trim lbw 111,1.14 Artsoir..ibliart trwoi the hotel. The oeitertiol,rry mad tetie-hment department the terownwewls 1.. the tit twarel.le e .4 Om Y.Mk. wMte 1.01111.4. chop.. ItteAkil. and Ire ..11 u mite, spinia.ll.4ftaft. &W. the mewed witbiet ditty. HUNTINGDON, TUESDAY Mum. The member ct the Htuitingiletisbire Agricul tural Society dined ilepther here to-day, at the °eon, Hotel ; the Earl of Sasowicu, the lord-lieutenant of the county, in the chair. supported on the right and lelb by Mr. Fellows and Lord Robert Montagu, the members- for Huntingdonshire, and Geseral Peel. aid Mr. Thos. Baring. the members for the bereft/is, and several other gentleman. of local distinction. HYACINTHS, kc.—BARR and StODEN'S OHLLYATION D," 215., teethe decoration of Siabiarben thwielia mad coenerratoriet, outdates 30 I.eautiful htaciallts, to Mtge, 11 Mega, !an rdnbilt ow; and Garth.. it. J.SW I VIIII. Cah/WsloblOira, 11* and rallies, to prupOrrioll. itoulaii Collection •• J. 21.., for the tlecoratiou of Nob nrlsnis flat.lens, contents in hyacinths. NO Wit., 100 craps, IVO fikellatelua. 113.1 aorrrarle..lS...inire, Iris, crew* tand kinds, in lir itortion. Half collections. Jaw W. awnitituat to 21.. *not tulle*, pant . ditto ditto lea. Nei 61117102. Irol ly Pan,' Ihlltery.-11Alt1t anti sI'HUEt. Seedenses and 11. Sing street, Coesstigardten. W.C. Stink" s.. VNGLI %NINO SH SYNONYMS AA Edited by Itymmto WIIATTLY, lAD., Archbishop 013414 in. London : Parker, sue, and Buse, W Street Thla day, lu ilemy STD, am., • MISCIILLANZ OUB LIiCTUREB awl VatEvizwx. By Rieman. IVIUMLY, AteW.dalu,p olin, Fullreird. _ DE'ITT ai..l M(N)R1111 AUSTRALIAN LINZ I rm.% 11" stilt —r... LAI' NIAL 4 TIoN binnil los lbw •••t. r at I. r can.. engaged sad whipping, awl will ban 4••••• ii b the limit.t haft eilmin Wye, WOO& 'ALL. A I. names win 1.4%., WILLIAM LAM awahr hlaa M. dreg*. This aiip lul agnymesmalisl lows Inr •Am chive ruble preaspen -Ares Mims of fraulw ar parr* apply to Mil IT 80.1 MOM& 9. 11111160. 'WO lasnikat :" . icrit;r7;:it .. ..and Bourn. West Strand. 'Nat are. 7a. 6d.„ GRYLL GRANGE. By the Author of " Head iooir Ran" Reprinted frusta " Eraser's Maissine." lAdidhsi : Parker. Son, and Bourn, West strand. H YACINTHS, Tulip% Cram', kc.—BUTLER twileellm. of NY ACI WIN kw hirelag. 12 la 12 t holes and distinct varieties, as., 'a., la, earl Iv air ilwien --bottler 411.1 MU uflrh . . 0186. WNW' of itulha with amide taltaral direettnes. gest tree mod pat p.u.l apaolicat6mi.-111 . 1 . La1t, aM IisCULLAVIII. Ando. also, r.n eta gardrlo•usarlvt. MKSMR.S. MONIY WIGRAII and SONS' (al Worlada yank. loodno, LIMN of PACK KT saws 6. Al •l LA LI A.-- or lILLINA SYS. Port Philip, lorort to lame th, 1.. 1,. Ilal 116000., collo,: at I•l”aboutta , the f0...0r.. lid r NOIIIIVIA. 1..1)9 r, J. L ATWO•db. lis UMp 144 Ilnlla I..'k•. Her 14 • .•14011.1e1i 113•1.., •lewd pllSMlVellblift tal . notrialoe.l, rats) •:• wank' NNW —&be In 111.1 .K noway, apply 1.. APLA:nlo..ll_l.l IPET. art 314111AiA %how/. %bevy t 1 •pala owl P.., 156. Lookohnallotrart r* L 7 this &to tif particle 4 hula ra.hllrtttw. to I . llusoffth lararo class Sur monad,'... latt♦ sad anzood.r.Laa for Ilinlahoo fan& f‘x.“ll.l FAltka , pike la , or post tree for 13 alanipa, AGUIDE to INDIAN INVESTMENTS. By a MiLerileaTee Mae. With an Intrialuctiou, eaposinit boUovineaa of Italian Gearantem Duna! Marital BANK LiauTtto. • Ora IU, at Malaga*ll street —..nler mato for **Oath* up. INSOLVENT DKISTORri.—AT PORTUOALATREKT. InVII CHII Cullllllllloaltlt LAW, Nor. 1. C. F. Taylor, Great Saffron hill. Holborn, putillean--0. Cherry, little King-street, Vanitten town, carnian—G. F. Bucha nan, Queen's-terrace. Hampstead, artist—E. Morgan, Rocking. ham-row, New kent.rnarl. Newer—W. Vine, Upper Victoria road, Holloway, wholeaole mllllner—J. &ays. Alduatt.. City, wine merchant—M. Yaweett, Lower Marsh, Lan hosier —J. Hopkins, Vonstorti•tcrnice, Haverstock.lllll, nrcengrocer. hos. t J. B. rowel:. K. .llshory.ertacent, st. l'aucra., reatorer of old oil palatial/a—J. If Thorne, Waltonatreet, Itroinpton, soisetary agent—W. Hefter, Highntreet, licretigh, carpenter— C. $ knack, Streatham aurrey, late mate of the recrlesii-0. Berlins, Eastlield-strest, Untehoutte.flelda, rislumunger —A. Bev* Licinfor.l, wriiyer,_ YARMOUTH BLOATEItS, 23 for 2s. 6d. ; 60, 1110. IL : SOS 13a.: 4w Sta.. 4w, tan : 4w, Sta. ; 11.0110. 13a. 'prwhastra lartakd forwarded to any part of tbit kingoluer upon receipt i 4 teed...lbee r postaz. strnipw. Pena lull and plain dirvrtiona lu IlittarE.RlCK 11.1.1tN141". Curer : Great Varinneith. TrUbuct aatt Co..Paternanter.row. The Twelfth Edition, really Improved, with Colours,' Plate, pries 2s. WI., THE CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION, beim a eerier of Papers Ilingretina the mted prominent sod Important Practical Points 8, theireatsuelit of that Discame. By P. M. nANAMr. M 1). Fellow of the Rot:d colle ge o f Physicians, and tato Neoax Physician to the Royal Infirmary forDisensr of the Chest . C£Bl ADVANCES MADE, mahout delay, by WLOSIIOII INVIOSTIINNT WIIPANY (limner+, MA. lloirigarekarvea oft deposit of deeds , bills of sala or other ap. FU asearlty, repayable by easy butalmente. Depositors allowed & per wet. m aU ammerreb above A& .o shafts al CIO and AS each. Proopoeturve awl forma rant frt.* MUCK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN CLIPPERS fr,,m LIINIAIN Direct " Path. , Moral anatomy has. perhaps, never afforded mote conclusive evidence in proof of the curabllltp of a discus than It has lu that of tubercular ronsumption. - -1 . .114,414 ELL. Landon Latinism and Cu. lISDILILW JAMBI LOST. Matardos fit:velar. WATER Nlllll, for ‘11.1.11.0111 NR Dlree7.7. RTEWA RT. FeII for tub ortoher 110 • beantlful yacht hullt clipper ha. or,* the homeward nue la airy., leonine r et ry other ship any day. Ha. land erifortobk. art ....rotation for pain ontare t.ovemownt warrants reeehrol lo port pa) trot. Mel. lewrne I . e. bet he LAIs November. MILO AV, A 1 at Lloyds, 13 ).- A r• t ,:O. lona. Lihrh %Tom. for nVIIVEY. Jon% Al %RUN, pocket for 1.41. \., The. (Amor now Aberdeen clipper was constructed by the ..lebrat..l loillers. Mews. A. thank' and Co.„ of Aber. dot n. k sport) frr the nydney trade. Ilav superb pawner Ibl'eilliDnoiniii•li, ard a I.) far the beet 41.0.6011114 olltrhaft to roma f • of ilto awl ......n Koala. To lo• f.41c0ut..1. .11 , i.arktt for 10th Der., by the CAIRNGORM, the tat.telt rip in tin ... piney trade. CLII.ToN. for 11l E.I.N...LAND. to WI Inot Cravrend pone twat, 011 the 1:411 Not Farr sas and upward.. Land ember 10. lb. amour of t...v. „Iry receivable by all iv rota paying tale amts . 7141• noble trirteltullt All. to node. for bar great barn rasoh U., run fn.= PI) en..litit to Port Philllp User la it di), iii iii • MT, :111 ratetivnee.l torn. on awl ran al TI annoth tw embark flirt Ureoutred. To bef.d:owed, fol:owed, L; December. by Ilw eelehr.ted klark ball pilliwwjer .111/0 MONT- IllilltENVY. 1.544., tout. A 1 at Ll.ydr., trvial were). Apply to !ANIL% hAI NIA and Co . Irermed : all Agents for (ha /hack hell Line . and to T. M. MACKAY and Cu., 1, Irradanhall arta.. EC. NVIEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NSW YORK Direct. LITTAPOOL, NZW YORK and PUILADCLIIIIA &MASI SHI? OOSIPARY iatcwi despatching their fan powered tronScrow Stessagalitps, calling at Oneenwowa Inend", sweenagere and dsignichea, a. Wine. 11WILY rounit LIVERSOK mpg ems , yogis. (Tr If d Ng* YORX, Wedatulay, October tzt RISINJWIti:U. Wednesday, Oct , ler So. CITY OF WA 4 I.IINOTON, Wegiar..l4o. soy. & Lad every succeeding *Wargo's. Cabin pomp,la, 17, and ft guinea& afn the seem modal**. lorward , a cloaca" ingluOitat all provisions neehed. Paseesepes Iw C. 111.111 awl Ow *wilco, ...ors hooked Sheen* es very adrantwgeus term" —l , or ilut'trr 1.111011.1.111 nilis WILLIAM INMAN, Irater"treet, Livery el ,or to and /LARRY, t. Rag Yearn!. City. BRITISH luid NORTH AICRRICAN ROYAL MALL nikA Al min" betwain LI VLItPtIOL sod PIM TORS Leroct, and hems. uvrarom. Mai 11. KAHN, No logos' skips only r Wing I TALI/AS. Tlor Inllowiog or other %mob ere spool tool to ask How Liverpool. coiling at Cork to ressi“ th• mak : hiatTliN. Maturity. October IM. • P 1.11014 tut NIKW Yohlt. Maturity. Ms&*, It • Timex layeertre aMI ers.l. for Nauru. tO low ItwasSined Itea Ifar . k am bemire the IL )1 s. m. Karaak. --- lIIAUAIA,kw amitiN. Saturday, Norenber trim& laskidiss slsosels Ite ass provinces, bon ire or Wren :—To edit's sin Sanas chin MO awed sakes SI& To Saw York, chart odds. ASS. eas. Yrulglia Is finds; lionce. cod Ns. , York, U ler lee sad S par oral primes —Apply to J. I. Poord, Si. UN bissisinz a Ledge . Cerrle Hans, sad 12, Mee is Is • Q. mid J. lona ineksatassrisst, Mawr . t a = C. 11;e1cs...rennoon or U. sad C. Alaslork Irslemlossk um; IHILLIPPS, GILAViIi sad PRILLIPPB, ea ergelses elermen is IsiMs • SOITIIIIDA NW fY abnni. the emir at II iglu*. ken Ihe 41tis aral Ilissm-whiel Pam—al awl Ili. Ai . Mum MI& mod CI ea N. The muumuu. awry Tlvarsiss nos- Vas of dr Ulric ►krt. tl MOM. lir Weieseisy narks OIL boa 11.nelpiserm. Pares—a.l. rad las. Rolm§ Ileltals Mull al We asil &MIL Pm Ziff SU io, the OVIITAS WAIA. Oat 10, Mum Mow blows. Yam, pIL mad ps. Par :MK Pallan s kEy4 Wits ViarmisuMt. •al ft ri = W. el VII fti gllb7 &sew 86maters awl Railway.— i ailit IT and ILINGISLUID COAL DeJlifs. 11•714101Cleh SECILETAIIIIII, COssioNris ... maxis intrungo. ILEA mil owe prim byriimos mg zaisbk. Wahalla. the - Celia dime tees as emikeisy by ...re. shmemes, illa pm lea ; Sayosted. sta.: MI mask ti. tahma—hy t 011aleak ilk sail OIL : Ha lad lea OIL i iw„ t al ls.lll.—asS= C" av wee. sessesek UV el leesba. mews ding le Lie sad Os. Ode lambs Name Illshwas. Sklibm idorpm. of M=ours APHRODMION.—Tbe Pilaw orsel If ILIVINZ TOL%u:-7b. ... * m ow 0 ,..m Mho et Malaria rib% grata., Ins, ite., admired kw bath mem torr di the sanitial sewelttafflota et the bleed. iambi art serve wahabwrs—Onat phereglimal wed Andrei mod Ms lot lie t. at this lava aria rowdy r its p aw ia.d... siiii ter a b War. ii. =ir aadde. ime lastat wad remerewie, straw all .be wear her rid .wears et tbe rawer art sreithe Imre, dhows. d Ur Mum brikr , all watary re pedr. rid awn rho ashearer drempowes at tbe war& end ralariperaUma Mew Imemebradaweediat the Me" 11a. pot bre% we ter Ila bald= 1114•16811‘.. Il l iara wattedriaglawee Mr WOW. itibutorgata.Parrat arerdy prhed. ree drireallas. art lw wew pod id the wadd. is meets p a-r te s araw.-1•9•1•4 wad add alai at the labswerary. 44A. ffeeNesee4m4l. isentAmost. W ilw dde UK Uaorrie t Sawa/ li= a ll =T . ! =My at ll: 'hi ef lobaleseTre., at " Aeneas lts armee wed awe, with an SSW as ISOMISISO.I7. akirill lllllliiims raft.. Wive peer of Ur airwly.ds.teteared air _.Mortal rimiely. knows tettearal* r lbet Apbeedities. wla plhogesms In a Wits 4 arra Emirs Ur deithrub le Ile embaried frame Terre whoa irperpsied whili Its arraleil prapartiar" Price q. ed.. Pet fis. led , alefllged sills% la,* punt 14 4tainpa. trim wee 4441eniee e t 1144 maw 144 A. Ileilloz ,treat , eh• re her NM Ihe aft asewalled, ram 11 to 14 ter tbe cure of the Men illemee, to elifele he bee kr • Isestbased pried dr aged ble eidualve *Matra. RD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA D U Z IEr ia: dorm. mem,' -flat pm" fafewafflitf sans hood the modloal penhoona. wff‘WW "WM" W Ohs as tho beee remedy for midlty et the stomach. mom, and holigistkm, and as • mad ape- Mewl he erbroio comelbutomty for ladles sod *Wm Comblimi with tha Teton eyrop, It forme ma Nemeth ammodne dromehl. Y mike It► aperient quell. Om sons it loommeme. Doting bet mmeno, sad In hot cllniatoe, Ihe =hoe of thin simple W eimme remedy boa been Mod lormilia—Maserhoterad (with Ur almost atm. Irr t• W p.s by DI NIM'OID awl Co, 172. New menommet. learloo , nod sold by all timpootable chaplet+ liffmohnol s. lho ami JOZZAIIII COPAILINI—Copriabs and Cubebe ate deamilds be lob viervib• b.. bin wat • bbilive boo awl mbar. rad tvendus sumb ••• usids alldevirsa M. bomb In IN vesibbi Ibm, vibe& hawapv•lbiesal e zrdb bluvEvE• Womb Ebb lb Obsibe be l sC .ms. the Ms boa blopleal •• be to Atic i ? eT bet Um • tbrasead Irivb bib. lad abaft lambs tvb., sr The owe. Bed Mr. Bartidemw% Me or mews. Lloyd; reko4. oat UWE. Oat "libbk' Nov. 8. iota Thu bibbies, mbell la be Am •of • rift pim /T0W . } 441 14 ~a law Is abort Gig an Aka None sr ~mos Assam NO la ; bee ple• k ft-Amy Irma agambd. bombs; lb IL bbelbPiab; BA RLOW'S SELF-ACTINO MEAT SCREEN masts a kegs Met ell meat with a roan beadfut of oust& The saving is imams ; the meat is beautifully masted in ra, ry pest, amid all the Navy and nutritious properties retsina/ mei Us. N.& These sarpriaints enacts artl S.rukliu...4 by NC/Wi llie eosseentratlea of beat. BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER ; an intal awe Neellaud of couldos this lavoluito vavtable in parka aka. 7Two ea. h.. O. BARLows AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, warranted to save cue lea d wale In Wee. Price Ile dd. (Wll3 !art re yews.) - • lIARLOWB TABLE CUTLERY, unequalled fur price or quality. Ivor/ halasucli table tutees 1a.., Its, Sla per dozen . excellent Meek Auntie ditto, with steel forks. Ill► ad. per duaeu: numerals proportaus. BARLOW M S OYSTER OPENER—A new and MISI4 legeuloes luensitise. Price B A RWW'B INDELIBLE MARKING INK. ro prepersUcee required. Pelee IL per bottle. BARLOYPB PATENT CASK STAND. No wawa or apahasat disturbed In tilting. Will repay lie i Mite, east n a meeth. Price Vs. and upw ard s. B ARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent peg required . en more Pat beer fee sour wine. Pries la ad. ; ditto electro plated, 9s.—Apply direct to JAMES ILULLOW, patentee, It, King William-street, Alausion house lee Met his saute and adder Is au every article ; all others are sportous Imitation& iewevia. prole. Seftbllehed Mak 0V ERCOATS.--Geutlenieu about to order their overcoats her the e..mleg weans are Invited to see the NEW MAMMAL., anal LATIOIT ,ITYLS. A select stock always se hand, at HAMILTON and CIMMTONII, 103, Strand, oppo- site Y.seter Hall MR. MILEW (ALFRED WEBB MILES - ) /NW AIirIIIIN AXIS WIWITZ STUCK kr the Wsel4lessad liestsh ANOOLA 1t TIAMINULS. Is sow mists awl nods Ur T os imam wen artslushml Whoseastyridawsl472. Bair Olt 4 111SZT, EIANOVIII.SQUAItg. OM who le mots essisseted with say prism Italtattsa sal Misr- Using is AL mart IBTABLVISCD ISth AWELCOME ANNOUNCEMENT. a. MI aad heg respectfully to acnualnt the public that they ham made preparattom. oa as unprimetkutadly large male, for the •1,71:11N and ISi 'Mt PILLIONS. Thalr stuck of /VgIOdATII essaprhoes every modern style In all knots of samonahle and eanicsabia malaria* with the knot improve mama In workmanship. The Karmic,. tleasterbeld, sad Plaet harm oven: oats are particularly reammeaded. Their genteel stock Includes every description of attire for all elamen all ages. and all melamine. : the articles are too nu. minis aa of— partit uteri... hat may be 'lathered from that: several Irois Meseinnt Talton. H.Mt eskers. Woollen Draper. Unease laden, boot and shoe and hyaena Obtlltten. Their BEI(PUIt CLOTHI DIKPAKTIMIINT le ton impatient n Mead' a their business to be pared over without • epeeist sober hollers a peed et. combined with the must babies ebb eowatarthble styles, end the Med siseset Tor L MOIL+ .ad 807 i need eraresly rented the owl department, of ell their bIM ishorelt She eeted awes at eaceikest t asessiseel elle prises the mat soodersta Any article eat sipprovol of .in h. exassiped oft Or issesy irearpol. *aka tar telkaussonneat and lists d plass pt taw 1. NUM and attlillaitmatithemb aro Mewl wary TrMay rosalag mod 111 Petardsj main at smol. its bastamos massed min alma deltaic sod lON, loodua ileasse. City NOtabilsimint—Cotiar at Mandan gag UAW, 164, In, Ibd, 11.7. ; 54. 8 1 4 1 1 11 . Word . tro t ftsidb—New Odard-stratt, meow alrotatrest, 540, 107. M. Nos Osherd.strast . I. 1. 3. isii-Oaert. Totteskaal-caararood Breath —thaw at Totkoksto cuurtros4 sad Itastaa.road. 137 Tottoabsin-roart-rool : 1111, Itodorraad. Country latsbalsbotats—Bradford, Yorkabir• : sod Yana* asallakt. la R. oar eidebraled " I N DisPINSABLII WIT." adapted Who tar walklarg. Ming, travelling. or businage. mg la hod la • Ono variety et sassaaabi• mod tsehisoati••misrlsis tress Xia. to ma. GU N B.—To BPORTBblZN.—m_o____Foorat '46 W oily seldom en to H. Iltoill. ° apposite flohkaemr Hotel: loot ilmoonek his Moot ot SOWNI.UA:IO UKCCCH owl YUZZLE.LOADING GUNS. SINGLE sod DOURLIAIALIULLULD CIFLXIS at every sari mod 4awriptina. 11,2VOLVIAS. b 10 tho bad London askant MIL wary dreeptite of womanlike. te.—WilloTL/LII. won& —N.B. I. W. will take anything la welemp. HAIR RESTORED, Preserved, and Beautified, by the used IttoWLANDit' ACAOtAIt OIL. Thls gaat aldisat 011 precede hair from Whatalt ce turning pay as wink hair. deludes It hum octet sad dandier, sad makes t Iwaatlhlty suit, phaldr , anti whitey. la Ow growth al the laud, Whiskers. sad Mustachios it is wahllbyt In slaarsidite operation. Vol children it is especially recces. sosassae, as ',mining the bails of a beautiful bead of hair. whit* 11. introluctlun Into the wintery of anyalty an 4 the nurnenuis Tritisioni4hi co i otantly received of its sera, y. attor4 the best •011 surest poets n( its merits. Pries Is.. ad., 75.. 10s. Oldiat ho n.al to lour sat Sl*. per laattla Ad 2% d at nation , sad by aid Tediums& Ask for .11towleade OU. 001158, DIINIONB, sad DEFECTIVE TOE- Vv LITLACTZD and MUM I ons Manta, 'unbent = l eo W Mast pale.by Mr. BENDALI. Itegent.stmoi. stainded by Mrs Kendall It preferred. Tenon. la dd. Leta Mr. twill has testimonials from the Royal Family. I eblistmElz s=rith thoussiois of others, from all parte of to We followite—Pnet the Hight liter.l, aaedd 11licig of London :—"yr. itelelall lu/effectually cued corns on my het without glelw any pain Sir Reflect Akimader, Ilk al Jantageplam bsa Md two large toenails and a earn extracted tn. Ms hetby Ms. Madan. and can strongly necenanend Wm' Obserm. Ragentetrest Quadrant. DK ESSENCE of LIFE mama mamboed to the sent shattered eonsittetions In four excise Mae Inpasibla iq effecta are permanent. it. alsonitatisa asessary.-11old Y ems. with fall Inntructlook at ILL, or ter nenotltin tor au. sent anywhere, carefully parked on receipt o[ resnlttance or stanigia—Sob agents, num? and Co., see. Illnand war Temple bar. A NEVIR F•ILING 11,11111 CDT. LAI. Dr. SODITS MOM .re LIVID tiLI 21MY Mimilail larrallar, tram Ma 1: 1 6101 ImilusliaMr all air sal* ar= Ira Orr 01 .01 111 4 MielilMist Mina, gram radar" Molnar at Ma S em Mr ballad eartranom ea a Dm* amiss& mar it ma or • porliar el She ray or ll* mos Mot. Is 1640 Wall= ara Se Me alarmak they ruin awns. parnm di ra pal strearMan the vlonl. mum Illiam.- ML hi W. 10. Jarravrarrat • art ky mai In berm, ir. lad. S. IL la ow Se irk Maim ond Lim Ms. Mr eembe mesa/ewe oreanomargo, . WILUar Umbel: emporai an dirmarn. THE REGLITRATIOX& MIDDLESEX. Mr. Maine and Mr. Beales, two of the barristers engaged in the Middlemen rembdom renamed their labours yesterday in the lairds Justices' Court, Westminster, taking the lista fur the perishes in the IVuatininater county polling di~triet _ _ Mr7James appeared for the Reform Registration Society ; Mr. T. Alley Joaes for the Conservative Registration Society ; and Mr. M. Smith fur the New Conservative Registration Society. The suttleieocy of the notices of objection again cams under discussion. The Barristers decided at Isling ton, on Saturday, that the retracing by the objector of the duplicate of the notices signed in blank was not a legal signature, and that Mr. Coates being unable to distinguish those so signed nudretraced from those which were properly signed, the whole of the notices were bad. But on Mr. Smith calling Mr. Cuff, the law @tattooer employed to make out the conservative notices of objection, who swore that now of the notices used in the district were the retraced documents, the Barrister decided on admitting the notices, subject to the production of a memorandum on which be grounded his evidence. Yesterday Mr. Cuff gave similar evidence, that none of the retraced notices were used for the Westminster district. The revldoe then proceeded, most of the cues being decided subject to appeals to the Court of Common Pleas, on cases to be pasted on the ►ut}kiency of the service of notice to the overseers by post, without production of the stamped duplicate. A second court was held by Mr. Reales. Mr. Smith was represented by another professional pa tleman and his neat, ou behalf of the Conservative Asso ciation. Mr Henry James appeared for the Reform Regis tratioe Ansociation. The parishes taken were St. Clement's Danes, St. George, Hanorersquare, and St. Paul's. Covent-garden, but no point of the slightest interest occurred in this court throughout the day. The court sits today at the BOlVidelre, Islioytoa , to com pieta the list for the King stress distrust. EAST SURREY. Mr. William M;;;ties 1:1 lila courts for the revisina of the lists of voters for Eat Surrey, es You. day, at tiodstooe, sod yostenlay at Reigate. The following summary shows the result of the two days' promo:hap : New claims Ohl voters Overseen' allowed. struck off. ol.jectious. Lib. Coo. Lib. Coo. L. .C. D. Oodalos• lO 10 2 1 1, 5 15 &Agate 44 11 6 5 5 10 11 54 24 8 6 11 15 26 Total liberals, 77; eosservatives, 41 majority, 36. Add previous pis* 195 ; total pia, 231. Nessrs.Cartis, Bart, sod timith, attended for the liberals; MMES. 1f.,. ead Whitfield, misted by Mr. Crow., for the reaservatives. The Mitcham overseers appeared, and excused their •on attendance at Croydon by stating that they had not m eanest adios of the time of holding the court. The over• seer of Wallington, of the polling distrtct of Undatone, also atkeided, and, after Wing questioned by the court as to the lesessa in Ids absence, was hued J. THE HEALTH OP LONDON. The weekly return issued by authority of the Re glstesr•Oesws4 elates that the deaths is London were 1,147 us the week that aided October 5412 ; they were 1,113 is the het week (midi's' Situ dal, the 12114. The average mustier of deaths is the correspossling weeks of ten years, when corrected, is 1,139 ; but if deaths from epidemic chokes in 1834 an secluded from the calculation, it will appear that the rate of mortality exhibited in the present return is a very close approximation to the average rate us calculated for 111/1 wooed week of October. here 1.11;61:11;ailaaItem scarlatina last week ; Uwe were 09 in the previous week. This disease shows aa is armee In its mortality when compared with that of August, end September, sad a still greater increase OS UND returns of July. It was fatal in 5 mem in the Christchurch sub district of Southwark. Diarrhea has now declined to 54 in the week, nearly hail of which awes occurred in the dis trict. on the south side of the river, which oleo contributed a large proportion of the deaths from 'embalm. Smallpox is returned in 2 user. Measles has now much declined ; there were 12 fatal cases in the week. A mu died at the advauced age of 96 years. In the workhouse Bethnal-green, • shoemaker, aged 60 ream, died oa the lith instant of " cholera Asiatics," after Lou,,' Manse. At 10 Brad-terrace, Lambeth, three childrea of a smith's labourer have died d scarlatina in three days. The Registmr states that thin complaint is un the ONTIONO in his seb-diatrict I Watetioo-nied, first rid/. A captain in the Odd Coast Artilkay, nada years, died from prernia, which was conewpmet on African remittent fever. A child, aged 10 days, died of haemorrhage which occurred in conacqumee of an operation on the frienum !Miriam. Last week the births of S 8 boys and 515 girls, in all I,6B3cluldren, were registered in Londe.. In the ten cot , reepo l ndieg weeks of the years 15.51.60 the average number was ,611. The water supplied by the various water companies in London, accordiag to the analyses of Dr. Robert Dundee Thomson, F.R.S., iv still in a comparatively higher condi tion of purity than during the winter months of the yew. The composition of the Themes water appears to be awe steady than that supplied by smaller streams, with the ex ception of that of the New River, which seems eves litss fluctuating in its cheseeter than the The.. water. SODOM( DEATH OF • 111•0181114 TE AT NOaTE Sattaaa — A coesiderable seeration was occasioned in North Melds ea Sunday sad Monday, when it was know that Hr. dohs Dale, a borough magistrate, and nee of the oldest shipowners in the port, had .dual very suddenly. Mr. Dale, who was • Ilse fresh coloured old gentleman, was seventy flee years of age, had been about all day is Saturday. and if the evades, at six, had taken hie sceesacased want bonds the lighthouse. He appsan. then to he in hie usual health, bat between. alas sad ten o'clock, while sitting in his chair reading, he gave a scream sod fell tech, and before medical assistance arrived he was dead. Mr. Halo belonged to the past generation of Tyne Wee= but unlike that school of old seamen, list was a pohtice, sad a decided freedendsr. —Lords Merriam • Nov. la G. Rumen. licatunont.street, Itanlehone, lodging. keeper—H. U. Emblem, tiedford.place, Commereial•road Nut. eiornehandler—J. L Tablsrnrr , York-terrace. Camberwell New.road, and Cornhill, I 'By, projector of the North.leet Docka Coopany Ilmttest- Askliam, Bethnal. green, Inland Revenue otheer—R. Norman, Woolwich, boater— R. Hasten, Charlotte-greet, Yitsroy-synare, upbolaterer—C. Baldwin, Old Compton-street, Soho. and /Loyal Arcade, New Oztortiatreet, blind maker. Nov. 20. C. J. Tanner, Cleveland.terrace, Balaton, draper's assistant—J. E. Wood, if oodaterrace, Itapeistreet, and Rail. way.arthes. Bethnal green, general dealer—H. Martin. Beau fort.lotiblings, strand, sigraecr--C. B. Cates, Cmstirrow, Wel worth-road, cheivemonger —F. Petchey, Croplry-terraee, Hon. ton, baker. Nov. 22. H. Bishop. Southall, Middlesex, hoot and shoe maker --W. Grillers, Goswell.teresee. tioamell.road. draper —A. Henget, Westbourne.temieu North, Paddington. greengrocer—Augusta Mary Anne Johnstone. Herbert-street, notion, author., Roger, Ulflontterrace. Bermondsey, engineer—J. Sentence, Prince's-place, Kennington, coal water. Nov. 25. J. H. Week's*, Queen's-road, St. Pancras, commission went for the sale of wines—T. N. Dedham, Caritonvtniet, entishikiwn, surveyor —A, Pilkington. Cruse-street, Islington, jeweller—W. H. Philippe, Wineherteibterrace, fit. Pancras, tsilor—ll. Cole, Wells .treat, Clitford.stroet, jonrnej man house ciL..ter- B. J. Greenhill, High Holborn, and Broad-stre et, busy, Kale maker. }Meek% MS. COMMISSIONER SiMots. Nov. 1. W. 11 sin., Priory-road, Kilburn—G. Monk, Plamstead. Kent, baker—W. Parry, Upper Belaise-terrace, Hampstead, phimloer —J. Mayo, Jun., Pmspeet-place, Stockwell, carman—K 'Abbey, Prendergast-villas, Homey New-town, cow. mission agent—J. Courcha, Dukestrect, Bethnal-green, Journey man cabinet maker—G. Willis, Victoria-place, Hoxton town, baker—J. A. Graeszkowski, Nassau-street Sob,,, and Lisle street, Lelcester-square, dint rumom keeper—W. Nicholas, Illackfriariernad, shopoian to a tobacconist—W. A. Redford, Woudbinz-grove, Syrienham, butcher. Nov. I. s. T. Cooper, Leighton, Essex, and hasinghalistreet, City, accountant—Maria Ker, tierantstrect, Islington, spinster —l'. J. Johnson, Carnlineplace, Hampstead-mud, publicon -H. Oanrman, High-street Highgate, and Great St. Helens, City, shiphruker—Elisabeth Marsaret Hargrave, Hope-cottains, Kew, spinster—R. Cure, Waterloo-terrace, Stepney, and ilighstreet, Whitechapel, ebneseloonser—J. G. Jones, Wellington-terrace, Islington, Journeyman painter—W. T. Burklatiel, Tesidington pure, Kennington, auctioneer's clerk—A. licreaford, Margaret street, Cavendodisquare, tailor —T. Truster. Kt. James s-road, Holloway, late innkeeper—O. Wilson, Woolwich. builder—it. Box, Gravesend, oyster dealer—T. Philpott, City-road, straw hat maker—J. Gardiner, New Egliarn. Surrey, late lodging-house keeper. yslonsc! ()IDEAS. Marta Eislngton Walker, Addison-road, Kensington, widow —D. barber, tun., Csrabridge, accountant's clerk—A. W. lannitth. Spencer-street Goswell•rowl, dair —E. Mu. se4er, Great Guildford-street borough, retailer of beer—B. Andiwie, Tykes-market, City. and Upper Islingtonterrace, Islington, butcher—R. H. Roberts, Crovby-row. Walwerth.r ad, Mimmius to a grocer—W. Arnold, Goole, Yorkshire, captain of the Union—W. Miller, Buckingham-street, Strand, and West Kleslontstreet, South Lambeth, emu Miner—F. M. Powell, Tachbrook.strest, —N, Davidson. Melbourne-square, North Brizton—J. Moline, Nicholl'eutuars, Hackney-nod, and Railway-place, Monatlich, fislinumiter —A. Irlmey, Featherstone. buildings, Holborn. foreman to a taller—P. Schuler, Berniond saisquare, Humondsey—T. bays, Blackfrian-toad—Jane Cow , , Duke-strut, Lsonion-britice. widow—G. Clark, York- Eye North, Old Kent—J. Cohen, Houndsditch, travelling rellar—ii. &mew, *en., Ann's-place. Hackney-road whoiessis Age manufacturer-4i !tumult Waterloo.rowl—w. Baker, Haglestrest, Wapping. baker—G. Trafalgar-terrace, lEhissiand, COMlllerCial traveller—A. Morris, Remlugtou.strect City.rosil—Ellen An-linens, &everts-street, Yleetetreet, spinster —T. It. Clarke, Princes-square, St Cieorge's East, shipowner—l. Haggles, Reawarilstoneetrect, Vietorin-park. and Iti-dsrosy street City, ilshinunger—J. lloperoft, Brick-laue, Spicaineids, tailor—E. Driver, Addington-street, Lambeth—J. T. Thomas, Gothic-cottages, St Paneros, stu:lea of medicine-4. Mitred. brliwnlow-owl, Ralston—J. Burroughs, Queen-strut, Cush( e well, commission agent —W. 0. 1.114,W, Pomona-place, Hounslow —T. Down, Norianitroad, Notting-bill, butcher—J. We, Fins bury-street, Finsbury-square, 'inning agent—R. Heatbeete, Bell-yard, Temple-bar licensed victualler—C. H. Horrocks, iliston-reed, I-Ung's-c rose —J. Manktelow, Huntleysstreet Tots Malmo wart-root sod Rozburgh-terraoe, Haventock-hill, D - EiTIaF:ITIONS OF DIVIDENDS. THOMAS Tail/ a and ilniAkr. BARS c. Mihail, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers-Ist dividend of 110., Oct. 29, and any slit•enuest Molded', at Preset's, Manchester. TnoltAs ?saws (separate estate, SaUord, Lancashire, cotton meamfacterer—lst dividend of 11141., Out. 29, and any submi ttals& Tuesday, at rower's, Manchester., DI VIDKNDS, Nov. 6. J. Hollings, Charles-street, Hampstead.reed, eom keeper—Nov. 7. W. Lovett, Union street, Southwark, and Black frlars.read, patent wadding manufacturer—Nor. 7. Mary Ann Mon Jones, Buckingluoustreet, Strand, licensed victualler— Nov. 7. J. MOW, 1101111libliitCh, city, wholesale clothier—Nov. 7, P. Brown, Paddifigtomgreen, and West-place, Islingtondween, lead merchant—Nor. 7. A. Arndt, Tudor.strect, Blackfrlits, drys iter—Nor. 7. J. K. Westr o p, Staining-lane, City, glove manufacturer—Nov. 12. N. Mitchell, Leeds, cloth manufacturer —Nov. 11. IL human, Nottingham and Lunbley, Nottingham shire. Innkeeper. CIIITIPICAna. to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary oa or before the day of meeting. Nov. 6. Z. Cullom. Mark lane, city. dealer In hops—Nov. 7. T. J. Mom lidgewarwroall. Hyde-lark, jeweller—Nov. 7. J. Ii Beluenda and W. A. Nichols, St. Mary-axe, City, Heat India mei , chants—Nov. t 11. A. Hope, West Smithfield. City, and oxford. road. Doenham-road, hay salesman—Nov. Il P. Raphael, Duke street, Ahlgate, wine merchant—Nov. 11. J. Whittard, Bristol, draper—Nov. Si. W. Thorn, Lyme Recta, Dorsetshire, innkeeper —Nur. 11. W. Terry, Flinuinalmin, plater. PARTNEItsHIPS DI&SOLYED. 0. 11. King and W. Istlke. Pleasant-lace, Holloway, plumhers—J. Hamden and J. BILICIOII, Leeds, Yorkshire, dyers —L P. Greta and W. L Thomas, Briton Ferry, Olarnormnshire, ship-brokers—W. Collier, T. Partiuuton. and K. Norman. Broad street, City, linendrapers—J. J. Matting and J. Whitworth, Livrelonl, commission merchants —l2lnbetti Edgecumbe and U. Pointing, Weston, nomenictinire. maitaters Mary Klisabeth Schreiner and W Madrona Schreiner, Richmond Surrey. achrolinistresses—J. Kemp and E. R. Stevens, Notting ham, drapers-o.li Herten' and P. Hazeon, Liverpool—W. O. Merrett and A. 0. Sterrett, Leadenhall.street, City, surgeon.— G. Holmes and J. Holmes, Highbridge, Somersetahlre, llnen drapers -T. Littlewood and J. Thompson, KtAleorge.street East, washing crystal manufacturers—Susannah Moody and Amy Moody, Margaret-street, Cavendislmsotare, lace cleaners—R. IL Hope, J. K. Heath, and T. W. L. Hilton, Mark-lane, City, and Dodetreet, Liniehoune, oil refiners—J. Omve and It. Whyatt, Manchester, and Crumpsall. Lancashire, calico Printers—W. Cowl and E. Reithanlt. Manchester, chendsts—D. Ortelli and J. °Krill, Hatton-garden, looking-glaax makers—J. Christie, W. W. Christie, J. Smith, and D. Ylockhark executors of W. W. Christie (deceawd , . so far as retcards their connexion with the City of Glasgow Beak. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JANIS Latin, Glasgow, paint manufacturer, Oct. 19, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. CILIUM Nett ROTHIRPORD. Bridge of Allan. litirthigahlre, draggist, Oct 19, at the Golden Lion Hotel, Stirling. PRIM. Ginnin, Dallas, Flgiushire, general merchant, Oct. 22. , at tin Gordon Anna Hotel, Clain. DAVID Sintitiumni, West Quo's, Caithnesahlre. farmer, Oct. TR at Leith's Caledonian Hotel, Wick. Jollit NlOuLeon, Kyleakin, Invernmeshire, merchant, Oct 23. the Royal Betel, Ponies. A Royal Commission, composed of some of the lading judges and of the law advisers of the Crown 'English and Irish), is (says the Northern Whip) about to commence en inquiry into the legal establishments ef Iselsnd, with It VW , to the diminution of the personnel and the expenses d the marts. The commission will had Its elleinp in DAHL The progress of the building at South Keusington during the past week has been unusually rapid. Every day of this exceptionally fine weather is so much gain to the contractors in point of time ; and, indeed, so much advance has been made that there is little doubt that, if they choose, Messrs. K elk and Lucas may bring their labours to a conclusion at a period much within that fixed for the comple tion of the structure. At the present time no fewer than 960 men are at work on the ground, indepen dently of those employed at Thames Bank, where the iron for the domes is being pre pa red. The scaffolding of the eastern dome having been com pleted, its erection will be proceeded with imam- (lately ; must of the material is in a state of due preparation having been brought to the ground, and lying ready to be fixed. In the nave, ten ribs of the reef have bean raised ; eight have been raised in the south-eastern, and two in the north eastern aisles. Eight windows of the clerestory in the nave are in their place', and such advance has been made with the roofing as to enable ' Wills opinion to be formed with regard to the important question of light. A notion seems to prevail that, whereas the glass building of 1851 was on the whole rather too light, in the parts of the structure of 1862 which will be especially act apart for exhibition there will not be light enough. Considering that the building is intended for au exhibition in summer weather chiefly, it seems that as regards light it will be aulticieutly, and indeed well adapted fur its purpose. The scaffolding of the western dome is creeping up fast, and has reached to a height of five stories. All the iron columns under the picture galleries have been fixed, and the glazing of the top lights has beeu begun. The demands for space which flowed iu at au early period Lad rendered nee-ovary, the consideration of au enlargement of the building, or at least of that part of it which is temporary in its character ; and it has now been decided that an " annexe," similar in plan and in material, but of lesser dimensions to that on the western side, front ing Prince Albert's-read, shall be erected on the eastern side in Exhibition-road. This will be de- voted mainly, if not altogether, to the display of agricultural implements, and it is proposed to have au opeu court ill the middleof it. Some idea may be formed of the character of the machinery which can be, and no doubt will be exhibited, when it is , 1 stated that among a bust of others the following ewineut firms have apples' for space, sonic of them fur samosa as much as the counnisaumers have at I their disposal :—Messrs. R. Stephenson and Co., Sharpe, Stuart, aid Co., Neilson and Co., It. Na pier and Sous, of Glasgow ; Todd and DPGregur, Maudsday and Field, Whitworth and Co., K. Fick bairn and Platt and Co., Besemeres mid Co., Warsaw and C0., 0., J. Napier and Sons, J. Scott Russell and Co., the Loudon and North Western' Railway Company, Sir William Armstrong, &c. Numerous additions have been made to the list of oommissioners which have beeu appointed.) Among the added foreign commissioners will be l l found those for Costa Rica, Ecuador, Holstein,' Uruguay, and Venezuela. To the colonial list there has been added Prince Edward's Island, Ber muda, Barbadoes, Jamaica, St. Helena, Ceylon Mauritius, and Hong Kong. The local committees at home have been considerably increased, and the additious comprise Arbroath, Aylesbury, Caruarvon, Dublin, Duufermline, Elgin, Exeter, Leeds, Leek, Macclesfield, Neath, Newton-Abbott, Itedruth, &u. All this shows that the net-work of the scheme of the Exhibition is spreading further and further, and that the space which it will ulti mately enclose cannot yet be adequately calculated upuu. The mention of the word " space " rewinds us that it is a term which brings with it a fearful sound to the ears of the executive. They approach the allotment with much anxiety, and it should be well understood that the space applied for being as nearly as possible ten times greater than that which can be allotted, the different com mittees will have to exercise the utmost discretion in the manner in which they apportion that which they have to dispose of. it will be necessary for them, iu the first place, to strike out of the lista applications made for the reception of objects which have nu interest in au industrial ex hibition, or which do not fairly represent the industry of the country. It may be said, in a parenthesis, that soma of the applications which have been wade have been of the must ab surd character. Iu Wills cases persons were even desirous of being allowed to exhibit monsters, real or sham, and more or less disgusting ; iu fact, de weeding that the " world's fair should have some of the features which used to distinguish the fairs of Greeuwieh and St. Bartholomew's. No one but those who have had to examine the applications which have been sent in can form an idea of the curious nature of many • of them. Many intending exhibitors, under the idea that the space allotted to them will be in proportion to that demaudol, have applied for quantities far in excess of their actual requirements. The authorities do not recog nise that these demands give any title to space, and it will be the duty of the committees to see that those who may be deemed entitled to space obtain no wore than is absolutely sufficieut to meet their fair necessities. No one in any case can be con sidered au exhibitor until he has been so con stituted by a ounimittee. It has beeu stated that many of the exhibitors propose to use the cases which they have had made for former exhibitions, and it is well that they should understa nd that, owing to the very dif ferent nature of the building designed fur the Exhibition of next year to that of any previous exposition, it isflot likely that many of such cases could be used, even supposing that there was adequate space iu which to place them. It may, perhaps, be stated that the commissioners allot the space in the gross to the different classes of exhibitors ; and that the details of distribution among individual exhibitors will be vested in the local and metropolitan committees. A statement has recently appeared iu a metropolitan daily journal to the effect that the entire question of the contract for refreshments has been settled, and that the whole of the purveying department has already been placid in the hands of Messrs. Gunter. On this head a considerable amount of excellent iudigua thou hasbeeu thrown away ; and much lamentation over the unsatisfactory condition to which the hungry visitors of the Exhibition will be reduces), hue been wasted. The statement! is not merely inexact, but it has nu foundation whatever in fact. The truth is that, f a o lt r l t io h u e g oti h l i i t re mc pa t re; o l r an ref d re s s e i t im tled en , the uus foru no l t a bee t" n d y e et n' received, and by still further consequence none can have been amepted. The insinuation of course is, I that the issue of tenders, and the consideration of them, will be only a form, if not a farce, and that ' smile secret but irresistible influence has already secured to a particular person the refusal of the contract. As far as it is possible to be ascertained, nothing can be more remote from the verity of the ; case. With the experience of 1851 before them, the executive see their way to a very large profit derived from the refreshment contract, and they are by no means disposed to allow the advantages which they expect to receive to be narrowed or impe rilled by any hasty decision. It is not at all likely that the contract will be delivered up bodily to one person. The very character of the refresh-, went arcades and halls goes far to deny any assertion that the visitors are to be fed on trifles light as air, charged at ex orbitant rates, by an ultra fashionable confectioner. Among the proposed arrangements, we hear that the three floors of the arcades will be appropriated to different classes of refreshments. On the grouud flour there will be such provisions as are' required fur light luncheons ; ou the second fluor The usu►l loyal toasts having been duly honoured, The CaAramax proposed, "The Army and Navy." Genital Paul., in the course of his reply, said—r: do not believe the British army has had any oppffr-• tunity of distingnishing themselves since 1 last bad. the honour of returning thanks in the hundred of Huntingdon for the toast of the iumy. I believe that the war in China was finished at the time, but we were not aware of it. I believe there never was • war which revealed greater courage than that. The organisation and equipments and the arrangements which were made far the welfare and comfort of the tOOOI4 were excellent. The command was committed to my friend Sir Hope Grant, which showed that his Royal Higkoess the Commander-ill-Chief had watched his progress in India (and in inch cases probably success was the best test of merit), and deemed him worthy of being placed at the head of the British troops in China. The sanitary arrangements which were nude for the troops upon that occasion were admirable, and I hope I may be allowed upon this the fiat public opportunity of expressing my personal regret—for sincere friendship may exist among persons pitting on opposite sides of the House of Commons—for the death of Lord Herbert, and stating how much the country and the army in particular suffered by his death. (Chum.), He did more than any other man to promote the welfare of the Bri tish soldier, and no one worked harder than he did to effect that object. In providing for the health of the British soldier he kept in view the principle that prevention is better than cure, that it was better sanitary arrange* moots should prevent disease than cure it, and •ceerdiogly he established a hospital and a medical echoed for th e purpose of teaching the medical members of the army, and there was not • better class of man to le found. (Cheers.) Sins his death her Majesty bas been pleased to direct that the hospital shall be called the Herbert Hospital, in honour of him; and should the benefits anticipated from it be realised, then the name of Lord Herbert will go down to posterity as the best friend of the soldier. (Cheers.) It is not during a campaign that the soldier suffered most, but from discus ; and that this was so the recent accounts from India abun dantly proved. The 51st Regiment lost one-fifth of its whole strength, and among others its gallant commander : the wing of the 94th suffered the loss of one-fourth of it s whole number. I think it is one of the most touching accounts I ever read. The gentleman commauding directed. that everything should be dose to keep up the soldiers' spirita;but alas! the bands were also numbered with the dead. If any application of science can prevent sceneu like these, then the name of Lord Herbert will be blessed. (Cheers.) Of course I know no more than any other gentleman; but it is probably the intention of the government to propose some reduction of the regular army to bring the number within the amount voted by parliament. At, the commencement of the financial year there were fifteen regiments in India more than were required, and I know when they were not wanted in that country the Indian government would send them home. I feel perfectly ceitaiu that the army will not be reduced beyond the number voted by parliament. At the present moment, when the countries of Europe are armed to the teeth, and when we are making fortifications that will require • large garrison to keep them—sixty thousand men will be required to defend the fortification,' on the south of the Thames—under such circumstances I am sure there is no intention to reduce the army ; and I ranee the greatest confidence in the noble lord at the head of the government and feel that he will defend the honour of the country and secure it tram danger. (Cheers.) Mr. DAT returned thanks for the Volunteers. The Bev. J. LINTON. IN complimentary terms, proposed "The County Members." Mr. FELLowra returned thanks, and congratulated the society upon the progress it had nude. The Lou. gentleman dwelt at some length upon the present position of sgricul titre, and the probable effects of the commercial treaty with Frame in stimulation British industry. Lord IL Motrrauu also returned thanks, and defended himself from the attacks clad. upon Lim in a London paper. In that paper all the arguments be bad used at St. Neots, in describing the injurious effects of rarty.spirit, had been distorted from their proper meaning. He still maintained that what he had said of party spirit was just in the main ; and that it MU this which enfeebled the action of the House of Commons and corrupted the insti tutions of the country. Mr. Viancr proposed "The Members for the Borough." Mr. T. BARING, iu returning thanks, said he was sure, whether as regarded the occupation in which be was most interested—commerce —or agriculture, that if the country was secured against foreign invasion and foreign inter. Terence, and the property of the country was not jeopardised by unjust legislation or taxation, they would not only main tain the prosperity of the last ten years, but surpass it. Moms other toasts of a local character having been pro. posed and responded to, the coin. any eon after separated. THE " KING 0/ KINGS" manna THE 111.1H1 Iri- TRATES.—At the Town-ball, Leeds. on Monday, before D. W. Nell, Esq., E. Irwin, Fwq., and T. Tennant, Fag., Win. Thomas, of Burniston, who, however, claims the nobler title of the " King of Kings," war placed befoul the bench. On being brought into court be presented an appearance ludicrous but yet pitiable. He was completely dressed in white, having in his left hand the crown of thorns he is in the habit of wearing, which he seemed to have no wish I to relinquidi ; ammo Ma breast was slung a metal tankard. and depending from his waist were streamers of blue and scarlet riband ; and on the beck of his jacket there was • algal formed of large brass buttons. These and other mystical emblerne, which no doubt have a significance for him, gave an appearance which could hardly be looked upon without causing a smile. Independent, however, of these trappings, there is nothing in the expression of the coun tenance to account for the vagaries which have brought him before the notios of the public. On Sunday morning, at half-past ten, he was met in Call-lane, by the policeman on duty in that neighbourhood, attired in the manner described, with a crowd of about 150 persons following him. On the policeman asking him if be intended to continue appearing is the streets in that strange costume, he replied that he did, as be bad an Act of Parliament entitling him to walk the streets in that dress. He was then taken to the Town. hall, and on Monday Mr. English applied fora remand, until the following day, stating that he was satisfied the old man was insane on re ligion points, and it was intruded to place him in an asylum. He was then remanded. and removed from the court. CIRTITICATISI OP ORIGIN AT FREN,'H CONATJ LAMA—BOARD OP TOAD& WHITEHALL tier. 12.—The Right Hon. the Lomb of the Committee of Privy Cowbell for Trade hare remind, hum the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's Ambeander at Parka, enclosing a French imperial dime; reducing the fees chargeable at French cousidaes for the delivery of certificates of origin required for merchandise entering France, from sf. to 2f. 50e., and for legalising the same from 21. far. to If. 25e. This decree is to 00mamee operation on the 15th of the present roonth.—Centre. Cbrirtrr.a. PAi.Aoc ONE Suntans DAT. - ToPADAT, 00T. lb.—Admissions on payment, !,6091 dilte by season tubers, 1,167 ;Wel visitors, 3,066.