The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-01 00:00:00

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THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of 1131 GLAND (Limited). =Ulf of UAW NIW BLUBII/1 of *lO Nl* on which LS pm shim will be callod up by lostalmosts ; so farther Dill Itsft testampisted. The isms will be mods so follows: vessels coming from Jersey awl (ipstawY t 9 letlw hours' quarantine. In Park the cholera is fast disappearing. The settlement at Baum has been going of against the "bulls." The market was affeeted by financial news tram London and Amsterdam, which is oonstrnad unfavourably. Amite fell 170. for cash and 20c. for account, closing in each ease M 681 r. /lobelia fell 211 r. 7fic. Comptois d'Facompte, 7fr. 60c., and Mexican I. OA* therm WILL ie - 711c;t • Ced — toTlie — p — re - eZieileeeltablies. sad KW *wee well be lllotted te tail General Public, Whoa habove lase la coin :t Cbeelel will eteletet 10000 Pla ttale mob &WIWI& *Ad =I t leeme rl 4l . MAL ThIV - ITT aad MOURN'S AUSTRALIAN LINB d nogg amis.-for ItYLINZY Moot 11. salt prim Imams Melinn November, last shipping day BM November)), wdlisew* Aterdern allow ORANITI CITY. Al. m km, y. WATSON. Conunander loading In the EX= Mob. tamorita Itydnoy trader to noted for her rapid ra meese, ond bertha a tall poop, otters most Imatortable or zoodonan tot Ilmachun aman_p ar knia of tnight moor LIZVITf and MOO" .111. S. 1111liabotrota win ad by Ma maw trader "Joitoa," as Male* Nor. 'no _WA and MIMI InII4WWORTLIT. Gavaranr. JAMS =VICK. lid.. WOW* 'dfa Arm/ Boyar SA r ti 2fI7GRINT DAWTILL, ad., Governors, JamainChilis. Raw. Landon. Witg,Dinii. peas Bcd.. Calartnan of the Thaws and Remy floassmed Company. , Brialar, Rad..om Braid-atrost, London. , Illoic s u thm. London. 1 ef d = liandaais. (Room. Young, Hanlon, and Bevis). Depuipaiairman of Thanks and Menai Marina insuranos Company. Richard Basra lana ib T. Old Broad-raireet. Landon. CharloalL Maoism IMAM Raw Poison 1146 .. :immillionamo, losoks. Jam& Bp. illmori. Idaidarifl ikarilt and Co.). rainaa w l fd irs Mi. * M I. . 164. P/1-41.1" illbaral* '.. 71. Idanaging Director. RUMOR astd HOORN'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ re e PACKET atm.—For ATM= Dime (to see gimp Multi' on the Path November, bet ablyglag day ISM Novenibw), lbe well•lmoen Aberdeen clipper JASON, A 1 10 register gis tow, ALI/SANDIA 1110.1411,, Cosunender In the gig India Dodds Tide favourite Hydney trad•r, befit under V'Dorm by Mean. Walter Hood and Co., le noted for ber yeasegte ; laving • full 5:oop, she an aunt eardort•ble elesnweedasion ter Erst-eimes pmeeeigers, and will own an es ggienoed sagreses, renalred.-11or tang el begibter prop sgply to DEVITT and MOOS& KVITT and mowers AUSTRALIAN LINZ cd PACTXT aair.—A4t. pram perm no sou palm = do jftli Daesaater). Os basaWal sow ir =r T ido 111C7 roglalrr 4110toos : But In Mt bulb M. Sad 4Vasaal swipe Ism se r i prialortnnity for los Ems imdacacasoods- Ska fat • toy cabin wooer% arms a swim or Dema• sorly to BL T= sad MOBS. 9. iwureaweas. _ ____ M i r anti grOaninnt'a s tVailtadl. dad The Nat= l eili biTtosloo. Dalian, sad itd Branched. tn Wand. The National Mink of Sooiland. Scot Edinburgh, and it. branches in INIVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ iy or PACK IT 81111'.—For ADICLLIDI Direct (to be de ...mug punctually on the Bth November, is 'hipping day 9th IZommtee. the well•knewit Mots& clipper BIN VENUE. A 1, register alb Mee, 01:016111 5.5.1. Y, Commander: Wag In the london Docks. nn smativessel, built under special sbrvey, is noted for her fastoalltai qualitia the baa • poop with good acommodatraa for chief caUn passengers. audio the beet °ppm malty (Grilse ang season geode—Forborne of freight or pumps awls i t Nears. A. WRIGHT and Co., dt. Itelen's-place ; or to MI egg MOORE, 9, Billitra-street. SoucivOull—Magra Ifeerbo;:itvani, and Co., Nlcholanlane, KC. 11501.1131 Mons. Laurence, Son. and Pearce, 7, AnneLcourt, Meg sortose L treec, C., Loudon. Mend Hosted and Penny, t untpx . i. Warn Tod and Ashton, I Nom. !bore and Kirk. Maucheater. DacintiaT—Alrred Lows, . Odlose-17 and le. Cleeahlll. PROSPECTUS. The marked enema which has attended the operations of the Credit Punnet and Mobiliar of Lucked (Welted) k alma/tune:- ampler, in the history of any commercial undertaking. The remits of Its operations have been so satisfactory that, an will be seen by the half-yearly r, port Just issued, a dividend and bonus, up to the 30th September, at the rate of NI per cent per annum, has been declares!, being the same dividend and bonus as was paid for the previous half.yea. Bel es these unprecedented results, the Company I. In the poseessioa. up to dividendept. of • general meseve funl of 0,200,000, of a reserve fund of £loo,uoo, and has profits In head up to the same period, after milli; the above-mentioned dividend sod bonus, of ii 50,501. as. Id., the paid up capital beteg £500,000, making in all £250,006 te. Id., or above £2 10a. Ver Man, Ths following la the bulimia trammeled by this Mammy : This Company negotiates Loans for Colonial and Pints Governments. Cooperates in the financial anangszeants of British and other Railways Wakes advances to Corporations, Town Councils, and other public bodies. Negotiates Loans for Public Works. Ambits In the introduction of Industrial and Commercial Undertekings. Wakes advances upon approved Stocks. Shares, Bond*, de. Mikes temporary loans upon elOble Ireehold and MlN boid *murales, and generally transacts such other finan cial Mainers ea is mashie to the espitatist, whether as principal or agent. The greatly increased and still Incensing amount of beakless offered to this Company, both by eminent private firms. cow nudes, and corporations, has decided the Court of Directors to make their second issue of shores, by allotting the remaining capital of the Company. consisting of 100.000 new shares, on which ad per share only Is intended to be called up. Timm 100,000 new Mares the Directors popular to Mama follows, els. : 60,000 shares will be Issued to the alisrehoWers le this C pm, who nand registered on the books of the Company, to be allotted to them at a premium of CS lot, per share, in the pro pardon of one new share for every two shares now bald and. 60,000 shares will be leased to the general public (including such shareholders an may wish to apply for shares in addition to those they are entitled toes shareholders:, to be allotted ate pre mium of 10a per share. The premiums to be resolved upon this lassie will amount to £.300,000, which will be added to the £4OO 000 already standing at the credit of the general reserve fund, and will that increase that fund so £500,000. The dividemd reserve fund being £lOO,OOO, the paid-up capital will then be i 11,000,000. The new Shares will be paid up as follows, viz.: Oa those issued at 142 10a. par sitars premium to the Ware bolder,: 0 0 per share on application • ' amount. and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ DZon7KET SHlP.—lor LAUNCESTON Moot (to follow the Yugtttee), the smart Aberdeen dipper VIELOCIDADE, A 1, /60 tow register, J. W Y VILL, Communed's. This nerd le a Mt-rate opportunity for shippers of toneand season goods.— Ter freight or paws y. appl te Yr. T. E. WALE'S, Ith, IL Naltheplare •or to DEVITT and MOO/32. Ilillitar4treet. Dlvrrsad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINN T oe PACKST —Foe HOWL= TOWN Meet Ow • tat u tish ' o -t t a P uggrper bar epP rw AndYittlig,hri, Valck diaPata). =WAND HARVEY, Commander ; lying ns die Londoa r" Docks: •s ship, built ender ocelot survey, note for boo faat sailing graham sod wand very of cargo. She has also good moose aodsdon for chief cabin and intermediate pasimagars. —lon Wild or passage apply to Mr. JOHN BILOIINN date Cooked Old Co.). 49. Feackurchstreet to DEVITT and ROM; IN Ig ni ESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Blackwell yard, London)) LI NT of SULAM and PACKET to ar LIA.— For .I URNIt, Port Phllliz i tiact eilase the Docks on Monday, lath November, at th), thelendid clipper aldp I.ICO tons, .B. jr aFrOOD, Co mm ander : lying in the Best India Docks, Bar accommodations for alt dames of pawners ant unsurpassed, p mte.. " JO " mn7 t? . "P a r r 1701t rg rAN — 7°r b i z' or vet ° G y itAst and BONI, 7, Leadenhan-atillaa NM. STEAM to MELBOURNE and SYDNEY. The splendid new ocean steam clipper ERL KING, am tons, LOOS horse-power. commanded by Captain JOHN 71$KL Oat* of tbe Tipires and lea King), to lam the last India Docks Sled November, and Plymouth the nth Nevem !Mr. This maimificent ocean Meamehlp bee been especially de di7e i lfFid passages, and fitted expressly for the passenger NO ens trade to Matra* and Chi me Will carry an ex surp.u, and is fitted with all dern improvements the comfort and health of the pareenners —For particulars to BOBRBTSON and Ca., York-chambere, SI, King alianchaster. , mad No. 6, Newman .-c ourt , Corahill, Lon zr c NOTICE to PASSENGERS and SHIPPERS per NAL KING, for MILLDOLIZ.NI and SYDNNY.—In memquencs of the delay In the oompleam of tads steamer, owing to tad weather In the Clyde. her SAILINOM OPTPONED to the 22nd November from London, and to the fah November Dom Plymouth. She la now In the Past India Dock, and an In operUm of the ship and her superior secosintodsiicoi ia solicited. Par trial Dip sad mamas round from the Clyde have Wes moot mabbetory.-11.06FLI8ON and Co., 5, Newman's-mart, Corn. Dll a{en:a. being on caplal 1 10 0 par Mime ara allotment : L 1 being on await account, Iva on premium account. 210 0 per share on let January, 1206 £1 10s. being on capital account,4 I on premium account 2 10 0 par share on Ist March. lend: LI 10.. being ou capital account, a.l on premium account. 47 10 0 being £5 capital, 12 10a. premium. On three shares Issued at £3 los. per share premium to the general public, the following will be the mode of payment 41 0 0 per share oa application; being on coital aceount. 2 10 0 per share on allotment; El being os capital ac- count, LI low. on premium account. 2 10 0 per share on litt January, 1866; El 10.. being on capital account, L • on premium account. 1 10 0 per share on Ist March, ltioti . 41 10a. being on capital account, SI on preinhun account. ULAOE BALL PABBKNOZB LINE of xr CLEM& ?ACK Hs tor ACIETEALIA. rem Lawton direct. - - - - i Tonnage. Mdbommk.) QUIFIC 'Young loehlavar 1.600 IZ. Tacna QueonofAustralla i 6.500 Z. India Mown of Beauty., 2,600 Z. India ISLABD.—Laud Medan, £lO. to all ; clam befelooofHottouri 000 lE. India Nov. 1 Light of lb* Age 2,000 Glaupw I Eke. 26 1:11 celebrated line of whine have, by their punctuality and tepid pram, earned a welt-known reputation, sad their pe lierser aooormodetlon le nnetupaieed by any vessels alma—For ellprOnkre respecting freight or to Australia apply to JA= BAINES and Co., , Aponte ter the Black LB Use and T. M. MAMA sad Co., 1. Leadeoball-striet. Lind , 1.0. LS 10 0 being F. 6 capital, AS 10s. premium. Them 100,000 new dares will participate in the next distribu tion of went& pro rata with the existing shares. according to the amount of capital paid up thereon; the valuable option will be, however, reserved to the holders of these shares of paying upon any of them the whets of the above Instalments at any time pre vious to the date of the last instalment, vie. , I st March, lefe, on paying the Company back interest from the date of such pay ment to 60th September last. at the rate of 20 per cent. per annum on the A. 6 oa capital account: the shares so paid apt* be then entitled to the same amount of profit* salt half-year ea is declared oa the extolling shales. Interest at the rate 01 20 per cent. per annum will be charged on all instalments not punctually paid ; and any lastelment not duly geld wail render the previous payments liable to forfeiture. The Directors are aware that in thus admitting the public to subscrire for shame at a price so much below th eir reel valise they are departing from the practice generally adopted In an Mote of new shares, of offering the whole of them to the share hoiden ; but the Dizecton ars so Impressed with the Importance of increasing the area of influence of this Company - nce second only In importance to capital to a Company Like the Credit Fonder and ltobilite of England-end have had such proofs In the result of the liana of shares a year ego of the soma policy of admitting the public to a participation in such issue, that they feel contideat of obtaining the approval of the sha , 'hoiden In the courre they have adopted. The following calculation will guide investors in estimate( the laminate value of the shares, after the dividend and bones now declared are paid, and when the issue is completed : The capital paid up will amount to £1,000,010 • II The Omieral Reserve rued The Dividend Reserve rand lOO.OOO 0 0 ln nand. prongs not divided 60.006 6 9 9IIIINSLAND. —BLACK BALL PAS -BLNGIbIi LINK—New arrangements with 11.11's Colo- Gorernreen . Reduction of Steerage Fare to ZIA Land Orders glO, to all clams. LEGION of HONOUR, for BRIBBANE, Moreton Bay, packet kg 15th borembar, riicg punctardly. This fames new clipper Alp, forming on. of the Mack Ball Queensland Fleet, was built aireaky for the trade, and for which she is particalarly well admitted. Has full poop, with spacious side and stern cabins. sni unsurpassed accommodation foe all other claws Will carry ma aparienced surgeon enperintamdant To shippers of season muds agars a rare opportunity 1111 BA N —Trans fils , gow direct, the clipper LICIHTOF TEM •O; goon tons, will be despatched punctually December B. lyply to JAMES BAIN'S and Co., ; all agents for fits Black Ball Line . amid T. M. MACKAY and Co., 1, Isadanhall- Mgt, London, LC. STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YORK, TWICE A WEEK. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY intend de- Igetching their fal-poweredllea.b•M Iron Saw Steam-01m sarytna the United States FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday. Nov. I. CITY OF MANCHESTER, Friday, Nov. E. CITY OF LONDON, Wedneeday, Nov. S. And every Vreduemisy, and encrust* Fridays and Saturdays. Cabin twinge by the mall steamers sailing every W ednesday, IR 17, &min se i sm , sceordt to the mooodation. Cabin pima. by the Yridays and 's steamers. 16 tininess. Forward wage includes a full supply of cooked provitions. lalter Canada and the flatted Staten booked through on astreoua . te t zt r — For hirer % "articulate ; se :Z i t; Ind MACEY, m, King WlDiannatreet, London. 41,060,906 4 9 Equal to above IA IL per share on the whole 190,000 therm So that the public, on subscribing at ad 10e. per share (being 46 capital and 2.3 10s. premium). are being admitted panne) s in this Company by only paying fa per share weaker, se premium ; Le Ss per share being m i nd ab ov e In value In the a.sets of the Company. Over and above these advantages, there is the probable enhanced value which will attach to these shares, In the same way that the shares tuned to the public at 42 lie 4,1. premium in September, 1064, after having received 41 per share in April last se dividend and bonus, are now worth fa 64. per share premium, melting together IA ba for what they paid Cl 13s. 44. for, being in one year more than 140 per cent. increase in value on the amount pakl for premium. The Directors feel that with a paid.up capital of 41.000,000, a general res. rye fund of £600,000, a dividend ve fund el 4100,000, making • total of L 1,040,000, they will be g in a position to meet the exigencies of any business that may be brought before them : it is, however, the intention of the Directors to increase, out of future profits, the dividend reserve fund to 4100,000, bathe In accordance with the plan announced fn the lest report, to have always in hand one year's minimum dividend at sar cent. per annum, calculated on the amount of the capi tal dup for the time being. The Directors further wish to place on record their deliberate opinion and conviction that this Company is destined in • very short period to take a foremast place among the leading mone tary institutions of the country. Applications for shares may be made in the form annexed, and mast be accempanied by the payment of 41 per share. Should a less number be alloted than Is applied for, the sum paid ou account of such application will, so far as it will extend, be apg o k . cg: payment of the sum due on allotmenttuna, forma of application for shares, and copies of the half-yearly report, just published, may be had on applies- Bon to the Bankers, !toilette's, Stock Brokers, or of the Secretary at the Offices of the Company, 17 and 18, Corithill, LC. The Ikea of application for shares will be closed on Thursday, the 2nd November, at 4 o'clock, for London, and on Friday, the 3rd November, at II o'clock, for country applications. before the expiration of which time all applkatkins must be made. London, October 20, 1866. CIINARD LINIL—BRITIBH and NORTH AMICRICAN ROYAL MAIL SULAM-SHIPS, appointed by Mt Admiralty to sail between LIVERPOOL and NRW YORK, and between LIVIRPOOL and BOSTON, Me Bottom Mips ogling Halifax $ bad and receive paaesngen and snails. Tin fol lowing or calm verde ore spoons to rLL from Liverpool, MOM, at Coot to reeeise the PERsIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Nov. 4. CHINA, for BOSTON Saturday, Nov. 11. `SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Nov. 1& • Taking pamengers and goods for Nassau and Havannas, to be transferred at New York (subject to the permission of the Totted States autborittes) on board the R. M.S.S. Corsica. Paiiaage-money, including Nrvwi's fee and provisional. bet 'Shout wines or Minors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief Ott; opoood cabin, gle. To New York, chief cabin. EN: wooed gl&—Aply to J. Foord, Broadotreet, don : Canto, Havre, and IL Place de la Bourse, Paris O Lou . and Barns, SO, Jamaicastreet, Glasgow; D. and C. blaclver, Irneeastown ; or D. and C. Morlver, & Watarotreet, LtverpooL BRNMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns wick, and Central Germany.—' he North Osman Lloyd's gretelas *crew steamer CONDOR. Captain C. BARU, Vtbs despatchod iron itoreelydown on TRUIPIDAY, the Ind airevaber (another permitting), at 10 a or, calling at Bromwich /hr Bischwall, for passengers. at 12 noon.—larva to Bremen. LI Elki LI; return tickets, LI and L 1 10a—Apply at CHAPLIN, ildrersel Moe, Regast-eireas, W. ; or to PHI LUPPS, GRAM, 21 011.11.18 and Co.. Bt. Danidoes.hoose, Bt. Dunstan's-04 11. C. NORTH LONDON RAILWAY. OPENING ON CITY EXTENSION LINZ. _Da NEW LINE from DALSTON JUNCTION to BROAD. amiltEry, CITY, end the DOW stations at Daiston.lane. Shore. and Broadeimet, will be OPENED fee PASSENGER "'wYPIC on WEDNESDAY. let November next ?hall service between Chalk-farm and Broadatreet, calling alk_an intermediate stations every 'Moen minutes_,..altDOOD 80. and Broad-street , calling at all intermediate notions, every fifteen minutes. between Kew and Croadetreet, cellinz at all stations up to Ctaden-road Inclusive, and from thence express stopping at baton Juction only, every half hour, without change of ear- Hawes Ashton Junction, Shoreditch, and Broad-street, "WRY Seven minutes. Season Tickets, First and Second claw may be obtained for riltods of three, sly, nine, or tsetse months. For times of ..was, lemon ticket rum, and other particulars, see Company's Amenable books. By ceder. Easton Station, SOW October, 1906. GENZRAL PUBLIC. Form C. FORM 01 AFFLICATION FOR lIRAIRJUL To be retained by the Banker.. No To the Directors of the Credit Fond ited). sir and ) foblllcr of England im Oentlemeo,—llaving paid to your bankers' the sum of g being a deposit of tl per share oi New Shares In The Credit Fonder and Mobilier of Ragland (Limited). I hereby request that you will allot me that number, sod I agree to accept such /hares, or any km number you may allot to me, on the terms of the prospectus, at dueos. premium per share, sad I agree to pay the amountoll allotment, and the other Instalments as they become due, to slim the Articles of gasoelatlon if required, and I authorise you to Insert, my name on the register of members ter the number of abates so allotted to me. Usual signature Name In full Neeldetwe ProjeT;tica Date • boort Imam" mama VAL BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and diattoget perfume. attracted from the Sewers, by JNO GOO ILL and Co., Perfumers to ILB.N. the Prisms el Wales, 40 . Three ILlner-coort, Lomhard-etreet. Loudon. THE CREDIT FONCIZE and MOBILIZE of ENGLAND (limped). If °TIMIS HEREBY GIVEN that this LIWIS of will APP C LO4LICATION for the NEW BEAM In this Company be ED on THURSDAY. the tad Noverabor, at 4 o'clock, ter London, and on FRIDAY, the 3rd November, at lt o'clock, for country appli cations, before the expiration of which time all anli , eauons mat be made.—By order, ALFRED LOW/, Secretary. 17 and la, Cornball, Louden, Oct. WU*. KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the BILW PDRIVIBIL of Ur BLOOD known la Medicine, eras their s. lmply-extended gala end ganwal adoption. way be Dirb elosad ma •• boa woownary. Bold by all Magda* Tailor ITALIAN BRIGA.NDAGIL CASIIIJA: Th. Oct. The Prefect of the peovioce of Terse &Lows) has leaned the folkaring seasifesto-:- The Provincial Oosecli. e irt . = iireliallf sunk 5 41 will.Pw 4 Powir Is TOMO. : That this province, of ies crwerfeede, does hush mocilaire 24= owmessaacwasde aidlw MT= piing thllMathiliellb, r e mpial462l,llo2b4o= l =: l = l it ha i= l ::A c6eall4sB o .ll n4Ardok dracata, aqui eto 780 lee, ell wham nod to be mesh by the provincial ilsambeis• fer MOP i of One thousand ducats, equal to 4,259 lire, for every of er brigand. On. hundred dusts, real be 425 lire, for the dissevery of ingay abettor of the duly condemned U mush by the tribunals. I tie of the above-mentioned peouniary rewards, which will be paid with the greatest punctuality after verification of each case, I reserve to myself the right of recosunendfwg to the Sings mercy any permit oompreatieed with regard fer the authorities, who, after duly surreaderiog himself, shall reader imp ortant services in the repression of brigandage. ' The present document obe li be pluerdel, published, sod displayed in all the communes of the province with beating of drams every fees-day at the boar when most people are In the streets, and the reuestive mayors will she inMee the clergy to publish the same every bunday, daring mai, reporting immediately to the Plateaus say cans of refaiaL Pfih•di Tbe Prefect, TM PIRELDL THE DIEMI3ERB FOR OXFORDSHIRE ON LORD PALMERSTON AND POLITICS. OXFORD, Orr. 31. last night the Mayor of Oxford entertained the city and county members, the Lord High Steward, the • heads of the University, sad the Oorporation at a grand civic banquet at the Town-hall. The Earl of Lautonon, is acknowledging a toast, re ferred is strong terms to the conduct of Germaay to Dan mark, and attributed to the commercial treaty the good understanding between Eogiand and Frame. The noble seri also spoke Is hopeful terms of the prospects of the governmeet, exciting great applause by the marked manner in which he eulogised Mr. Gladstoec Mr. Oaanwax. ocsallued himself exclusively te whit a tribute to Lord Palmerston and his colleague. Mr. MAXI also spoke of little else. Mr. Mum, who was received with weevil rounds of cheering. said that Lord Palmerston had been followed eutainly for some years without reference to politics, but merely became he wu Lord Palmerston. MA to my mind (madam& the right hos. gentlemen) is • test of the greater' of the man. In these convivial meetings It Y not right to say anything which may lead to • difference of opinion. The noble lord has told us that it is not passible to say aaythiag that eau lead to difference of opinion, while at the isms time, like lieselltangut he has touched upon almost every possible subject cm which or. can feel a clammier el opinion. I must say there wee one subject on which be limbed which exiesenely surprised me. He iataisted that me of the moat dilltiagUilbili IMO in the courtly had hese darnaged by being the representative of *tie Universiq, that having got rid cif **trammel of the Uolveridty he would be a greater rase thus he had ever been before.. (A miss, "Ho.") At all menu that wee flusters' !plume to be drawn from what the noble lord said. I cannot help saying that I agree with every word the noble lord has said with reference to what has taken plass in Germany. I can hardly think with patience bow these 40,000,000 of people have suffered themselves to be made the willing or unwilling tools of thou who happen to be set over them, and who, under the sacred names el nationality and liberty, have perpetrated some of the greatest wrongs. Weser%) I agree with the noble lord that there will be • retribution some of them days. I may not live to see it, but I believe that • younger men will live to see that country pate through a bastion of blood, for Delhi,' lass eau be the retribution for such acts as have been committed. (Cheers.) It has bees said that we are propegsting constitutional liberty, but the greater part of Europe is under the dominion of armies. We may talk • es we like, but that is the fact. It is • great 111111iOnitile. and one which will not be set right, I am afraid, without violence, bat God grant It may be otherwise. (Climes.) My right hoc. friend, with • reliesoce which is quite natural on his part, said nothing with regard to the future. But the noble lord with no responsibility resting upon him was not so earefid. lam a Mlle deaf, sod opined my ears to try to catch whether the noble lord thought the future was to be " rest and be thankful," or "move oa." I was &axioms to catch whether that was likely to be the " so." (Laughter and cheers.) I Gould not help beef g mach struck by the curious coisoidesto nyder which the sole earl (Earl Ruud') now assumes the reins of govern ment He secoseded a great mu. It is no ditharammeut to she noble seri to say, whether of Sir Robert Peal Or Lord Palmerston, that he has emended men at leaat great se himself. It is a difficult thing for say man to emceed great nags. Two great mialortnues have meow* 'Ude marked the *duet of the noble earl to ppooser. When nineteen years ago the noble earl aoewaded to the reins of office, oa the disphomnest of Sir Robert Peel, the potato }mime heralded his Myer* to affirm And now the cattle plague weighs over us like • aloud. No men—not eme sly right hoe. fried—can say when it is to red, ar te whet moot it is likely to sues& bat it is a great misfortune to have a portion of the feed of the *Dowry lost. We may think light of it until it come MOM home le ; bet when we read the history whet occurred one hundred sod tweedy years ago, wben we weeder the number of animals that this perished, and when we look at the esortneus mass of animal food which we costume, how Mask all oat faces most be if we fled hereafter we have no best or mutton. (Cheers.) No doubt ten be entertained that • great misfortune has fallen upon as. I will say no more on the subject, except that we are all helplessly looking to the rummest, bat I am afraid they will not be able to grant us mush relief. The only this( they seem to be doing at present is to seed a comber of housed butchers throughorit the amain to kill guy animal that they consider infected. One very curious thing has imperilled. The church and physic ea lighten no upon the subject in a very odd manner. They agree in one fast only, namely. that the disease is sent upon as for our sins, as I suppose. An Irish stelabishop naturally moult says it is for our sins in general, but in particular because we were too fond of cattle. A &der at she Soda Science meeting said this, " That not ably the cattle pleas but • I other dbeases were gent ; and why? to get rid of all the weak ones." If that be tree, what • particularly flue breed of cattle, and peep% too, we shall have after • little while. (Laughter.) I will not detain you longer, bet agate thank you for the kind manner Is width I have been re. coined, not only apes this but upon all other imeseloss„ alike by those who epee with me in (mil Lou, sad tuns with whom I have the misfortune to differ. (Loud cheers.) Colossi) NORTH, IL P., and Colonel Fars. M.P., also briefly returned thanks. After which. " the health of the Mayor," " the ex:Mayor," " the Vice-Clessimillor," and various other sivic touts, were given and responded to, the , I promediage not tensineeisg until nearly =blight. of The ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the Albert Memorial Hthown, at Exeter, took mbar on )Moody, whey the male @Waste of the city were delersted with dap, and gave token of a Mate day. Ma site of t>ra buildiog is in Quoit:44mA, adjoining the Post-olithes and it is to to asthma to the purpomma of a mesmun, library, readiog room.. sad school et art fez the pee*. The buil& lag is erected in memory of the lots Prior* Comet, beam it. name, thallAlbert Memorial ltemem. HAIL DUDLRY AND TIM GANS QIIINISIOII. —Earl Dudley has just made a vary liberal theamosion to hie . tenantry in Wothwitershire, his lordship Davies greeted par. mission to them to Ml the path for their owe mot on their r pertt farms. Hitherto the pine has been yawned by his lordship for hie own shooting and that of his friends, ins • la a thronlar just lathed to the taunts his lordship rem them permission I. kW it on all the farms, renerrieg only the throws for himself and his frith& He stipalates, s %mirror, that now of the pme shall to sold, but that, If there Is any staples after supplying the tenants and their trienda,,At shall be given to the poor of the pith Is width tt is kfflad. His lordship has not yet shot free dame estate., Irwin may reams* retorted from Booties& to that the tmeintry wM hiss the MI beseet of his lordship's basdomne maseedoe—a ontomaass staid' the teseate wIE eel tall to appreciate. TNS MANORIAL TO THI LATE CARDINAL WINS, NAIL—A sem et unreels of 21:1,000/. lass bow sidastrabei towards the cathedral whisk it is ropmed to erect in London to the memory of the late Cardinal Wiseman. The Pops has contributed towards the memorial a tonduilloant ' =methane, of large lisa set with three maim IMMO and with appropriate medallions in week. tholeol is fire = leeay must wh fleet 0 delosk did log the water 4,4 eve GM *Mt the we nt age cd the what& leak, Ili boas one el the h ip . gibs sine, bat lodantraele as% forth trona die Thalfoo s . mat ot tho rem sot loos ta Naas deaths& ewe speedily. sad e Vale ek Mee were Wow* Who I s warehouse, while e as i4ay ia Mlll-strash bet ofik these wse little shwas tore. floe In had ai m * lib loose, sad the @puha • ma k however, to the lows ilow la s t el t s e bemuse motes le see* l AN it seloploir ha saw rolled the adiassot ab l y Oatlt was said, meet, s aollßoa, Oi l ed * lead steamers hauled th se Swage overiall s at sad Mass the amend to la is ci the hoohloots they pretested the hum sobs, aad aubswiassai... a htlawhe. ths se had wawa, amps la eggs* el was meads, thees& re ad bat the awl pseie e d s this boildlos trees Essh e . bin Ids &Ist allows, Ih e ii D . sad eastelowas, who re the talsadtahie passetwa ss tree the* the emit ewe sitzuot to tis • sest at bia the wells d Obi Teton% inessiag. sad masa as lie se 10 births, salooldei tut Ow 0 W1100h0 , " 1101 _ 1 t1600 mho la Ist =ess tat 01•10 e ebada sa oaatedale sae* seishasbasaat. Of tome .4 ) tosa sionea lisosd ea lai the r wpm, 01 the dcogr i C sa a "apply to mid all owe. eseesst7 losiNY 11 were asert tr age Aft d IT$• ItZtIIIMIL—Oot ,Dstiverd.; Pr-Maki VI& 112.11111 7. 118,915 194.713 II 1112.417 *lll )OK orkt , 11,ed 714751 1,7111 111.907 34136 18,F11 8 5 ; 91 3.M1 .06 7.4111 7.1144 4,9111 1,110 1,1506 4,9(12 2,961 1,01 - 27,T1T :rownta.—The tallow mast ening. Boon low trunisetion r, ble. 6d. January. and 52a. 6d. layers withdrind the merlon ring prier : 51a. ; sew 0., 50a. &L ; ber, al ; 1, ale. 3d. to 62e. ; October te Attalla& bed, 50a. ; sto sheep. Ir o l c ase. Ooon-aut oil einady, 50a. 6a. ; Oeylea. 47a Palm it steady. Yoe Leo, 011. Ma to No.—Rona the air. Cherlea.) 001'. —A quiet market, at CIS 4,020 balm. ioaladiag t. 700 LlDeriasa, 19d. to 391. to 241. ; 200 Mows sad Bolds. 2aa, 21d. to 27ed. ; 100 grayish it s 191. to 19d. ; Madras, 174.10 L, um to 13d. ; Okbta, kr Porn, 24d. —asazawss. OCT. 30.—The rbre e n t ee . Litslo, if say, wool Ms touswietioos ban Mass is West of ts bops. • oposalalive spirit. The So is away rossost iojariotuly spa • Isowilvity is this bruit& Tim nasarkably busy with old Goa whose odes see manias att. wbo !rob assostawasi at rata Slow masa fat both export awl bola% alt limited. Is pimps Sion is so sonsist to mart. Prim es ta olunso sox leads/eat at is bah Oct. 30.—Tlio sapgdy of eklis on kat Monday. • ',misdated wok's* wises. Moss is load do. Bee, 6A to 744. ; alstion. a, and 6,674 &hasp at tsarist. T. 30.—Ho1ywe1 Main, 1.9 a. 63.; We* Hartley, 1 9 e. 6d. ; Was ; Walls End Eden. 211. 6d. Bd. ; Walls End Hatt. , " 23e. 64. ; go, 113 s. 6d. ; Walla Ead Pemba Eed South Hellos, Zio. 3d.; Will. End West Lamb**, sop, 23e. ; Walls Ead olio.), 22.. 9d. ; vet.alls En Us End Sout 2. ; W h Hartlonoold North , WaIL 225. 344 24 tops at markot, 83; sold. 46. C RWURNS. Iles Pa& Ma , Total. row. ea. asagars. eland A A 6 ka. MIL int. It soll Is,tos cua so,4n 150 - 16,917 41.87* 22,796 WS • HOLLOWAYS PILLS.-'Dart I present season. when the w= mein Tits can Is probably dl is which have been so orevabot ot I blood which has been camisattsated to the nervous system. w and bilious levers me warded no 2 e best known promoters of einestiool le liver, end the most valued Imo When the health is impaired. 'ethic" rep, this medicine will be found 111 rarely tall to effect oompist• enr• .LAGNS, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. T. at Tettenhal Parson*" Staffor d ' v, 11.1). De Malmsey, of a dallghierl Uorabagton.raed, the wile of W. at Trentham, Torquay, the wife of F. alghter. patella-park. CHI ton, Gloucestershire, 0. MK.. of • eon. at ta, Tarlton-street, Gordon-square. ry, Faq., of • son. a Kentish-town-road, the wile of T. Ilt:ritheath. the wit* of Mr. T. Rod daughter. IARRIAGE& —October 111% at U. 1111obserS 1 Ur Bac J. N. Walsh. Y W 1 * Catbarlao, daughter of F. s. durroy rc 2.3. et Blehopeboarne, by the Rev. C. irt, sou of C. Beady, Eaq.. of Chigoes Ally, daughter of al. Bell, rag., of Rolex 11. et the parish church. 111131 00 • J. IL Jackson. W. J. Tyler, of HowulaY. Charlotte, daughter of O. J. Jar..loon , Olion. Kent DEATH& 7. at Creunter.road, North Brixton. Mx. 2.st Florence. George Berry Benßone 4 coesierehtre, axed Si. CT 24. Irlaabeth, daughter of J. liol dt• Wreak aged 19. 24 at Ns. 6, Blraud, Mr. T. Baudfora _ , at Tyadalo-place, B. Johnson. rag.. at Ellaabsthatrest South, Pimlico. Mlate XL lawtorst. grOg at thabsrvall Naw-roag. nal% " sel 41. Iby Wail/.11 Vim HALM. Id l l. the CIO of Latdon, Printer, et WI net, In Ur indoor et Whitittlas. e. L. 1811. 10,57 14777 nun am! 11111.14 I TSAI 11,01 AM 3.017 66.713 37,11/ /0.011 S,l7s 'm -m To 8011. Nov. 10 No.. 46 Dee. 28 LONDON, WEDNESDAY .E . VIINING, NOVEMBER. 1, 1866. TEUC ORKDIT FONCTER sad MOBILIZE of iNGLAND (Limited). At a MUTING of the altareh.dders of this CosayW, ludd; THIS DAY (Tuesday), the Uth October, 1866, at It cloc k TM PAN Masearibie JAMS% vITAIr woaILSY, Governor, in the chair, It was proposed, seconded, and carried unanimously That the balsmNshost sad report be, sad are herebysppmwed. oomermed, sod adopted. It wite ales propoeed, seconded, and carried tumultuously : That the best Omits of this meeting are due, end are hereby given, to the Governor, Deputy Governors, and Directors, ter the VW care and attention they have given to the interests of the shareholders, and for the extremely satisfactory results which NM mina therefrom It was Soo proposed, seconded, and carded unanimously : That the cordial thanks of this meeting are endoestly dm. cad are hereby tiered, to Albert Groat, Esp., If p ' Managing director. fee the tele* displayed by him in the Nitration of the stein of the Company. Is wee farther proposed, seennded, and carried muutimouilY: That the thanks of this meeting be given to Alibied Lows. Secretary, for Ns unvarying Stadion : and be Amend the aim Macon of the Comeany for t h eir industry end reel during the Post biltleet —By - sr of the Cosa of Di eoeere. J. WI/ART Willi s =ofefaar. ALFRED LOWS, 17 end 18, Cornblll, London, Oct. it, ISN. and MOBILIER Bea Lows PAT NT CASK STAND, • saw lareatom, so admirably metaled that a tau yam wen so smalier meta may be mimed or tined o n laboar or trouble. Ito make la so impalpable that the leadiamt OM* most limpid field by Ito possibility ono be itlsiarbelL MOO la., Its., Ito., to watt el, 8. sad 18 oboe cooks. BARLOPPS SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Mill 111•11 Maim& Ile note IA beer re saw vim Mos to. ed. ; ditto, elsolroplated. ea—Apply dlreoll to JAY= BARLOW, pateatoe, la. NW WlllMateireet, Maadoe-hobee. VittWs mime sad 111411 MI IS fl'Orf all othtto imdatioaa• lairgNiail xeseetineki tisk TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (asurs's TILROZAIIL) AMERICA. The Inman steamer City of London arrived at Queenstown at 7.30 p.m., Oat. 31, with the mails, 260 passengers, and 233,000 dollars in spode. She larded 76 paarengers and proceeded for Liverpool 1t',7.60 p.m. • (Per the City of Lease, tiaCboldovas.) NEW 1(02t 'oor. fl. itoorms• -We I fiecietary of the Treasury has announced that be. will receive gold deposits, issuing therefor gold oertifiestee payable on demand and receivable ifor duties. Business at New Orleans is reported to have in creased 33 per cent. since August. The old cotton crop is steadily coming in, but the new crop is late, and will be far below the average. The North Carolina Convention has adjourned until May next, after resolving to submit to the people's vote the resolutions prohibiting slavery and annulling the secession ordinance. General Humphreys, upon his inauguration as governor of Mississippi, declared secession to be unoonstitutional, and stated that he favoured abso lute emancipation, but was opposed to social or political equality for the negro. Governor Sharkey has been elected senator from Mia.issippL Fears of a negro insurrection continue to prevail throughout the South. A democratic ratification meeting has been held in New York, at which General Slocum and Messrs John Van Buren and Montgomery Blair delivered addresses endorsing President Johnson's recon struction policy, denoluiciug negro suiting*, and declaring it necessary to enforce the Monroe doctrine in regard to Mexico. A republican ratification meeting has also been held in this city, at which President Johnson's reconstruction policy was endorsed. Mr. Stephens had as interview with President Johnson yesterday, and afterwards left for Georgia. The North Carolina Convention has passed a re solution forbidding any legislation for the assump tion or payment of the Confederate debt. The Fenian Coogrees is said to Lave decided yes terday on an important secret measure. The dele gates will personally subscribe 500,000 doh.., and a large amount of funds has been promised. The number of Federal officers present at the Fenian Congress has increased. General Sweeny, of the regular army, has been presented, and Colonel Murphy has tendered to the Congress the mervices of twenty colonels and other officers and soldiers of the late Federal Volunteer Army. . . There is a severe gale prevailing all around the American coast. The steam-ship Circassian, from Bremen for New York, having sprung a leak, the captain ran her ashore on the 20th at Rocky Bay, Cape Breton, in order to save her. She lies on the sand beach, the passengers and cargo having been rescued. The steamer Atlantic, from New Orleans for New York, has been wrecked, and nearly all on board perished. The Golden City left San Fran cisco ou the 18th with 1,260,000 dollars for New York, 300,000 dollars for England, and 70,000 dollars for France. The Scotia and Borussia have arrived out. 00111LERCUL INTELLIGENCE. Money tight. Gold, 14431. Exchange on London, 159 ;on Paris, 356 f. The stock market yester day showed signs of panic, but afterwards became steadier. New York Centrals, 95. Illinois, 132 i. Erie, 86g. 5-20 Bonds, 104 Cotton declining ; Flour heavy. Wheat declining. Corn good in quiry. Coffee quiet. Sugar declining. Provisions firmer. Molasses quiet. Petroleum steady : crude, ; relined, 64. SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. L The North German Lloyds' steamer Bremen, from New York, passed the Needles at 130 a.m. to -day. 31:11XICO. NEW YORK., Ocr. 21. - - - News received here from Matamoras on the 4th inst. announces that General Donay, with 1,600 meo, bad arrived at Saltillo. 6,000 Imperialist troops were expected at Monterey, en route for the Rio Grande frontier. Negreti had reached Chihua hua with only 300 men, having lost 600 from ex posure. It was officially announced that vessels will not be permitted to enter Mexican ports with out proper papers from the Imperial Consuls abroad. The Imperialists at Matatnoras celebrated ' the anniversary of Mexican independence on the 24th ult. A grand ball was given, at which Generals Steele, Weitzel, and other Federal officers were present. The Republicans celebrated the anniver sary of the Mexican Republic at El Paso on the 15th Sept. by a grand ball, which was also attended by numerous Federal officers. FRANCE. PARIS, OCT. 31. The Moniteur du .Moir states that Count Bismarck is expected in Paris oc Thursday next It is asserted that negotiations between Rome and Italy will shortly be resumed, probably within the next three weeks. Russia is stated to have accepted the invitation to the sanitary conference proposed by France, and to be willing that it should be held at Constan tinople. GERMANY. FRANKFORT, OCT. 31. Bavaria, Saxony, and Hesse Darmstadt bays agreed to propose in the Federal Diet that the Hol stein Estates should be convoked, that Sleswig should be incorporated with Germany, and that the costs of the Federal execution in the Duchies and of the Danish war should be borne by the Con federation. THE ITALIAN ELECTIONS. FLORENCE, OCT. 81. Signori Cordova, Lanza, Buonoompa,gui, Lamas*, Ricciardi, and Liborio Romano bare been re sleeted members of the Chamber of Deputies. Up to the present 347 deputise have been re elected, of whom 161 have been returned by their fernier oonstitueimies, and 43 by new electoral dis tricts. The number of new deputies is 143. Two-thirda of the Chamber will belong to the moderate liberal party, and are pledged to support the present government. ORSDIT P 9131 it 0,001). TM PRO6PECTUALS sad POW at APPLICATION to the BlLA_Mnfidllm NW UM al CAPITAL 0 this o n NOw slaw, 0000 woilet. 0 el ie. It eadaeleaftekea aa be aimeele BS Ike Cam's and U, 001M1i UM*. Ont l eg • - LYCEUM THIATRI.—Under the sole menew meet of Mr. NICHTER.—AIds Theatre will OPEN ter the season oo MONDAY. Nov. B.—The performance will commenee at T o'clock with a Drama, to One Act, entitled THE Y &MIRAN AND LUB PROORNY. Philips Dubois, Mr. H. Widdicombe. After which at 8 o'clock. a Hew Drama, eatitled THE WATCH CRY, In which Mr. Yachter will perform the principal charac ter. supported by Means. N. Widdicombe, 8. •ry, C. n one. /amok. Raymond, S. ritapatriek. and ag a r,Ekwotlaritt °Mat opea daft from 11411 &—Actloa M Mr. H. ST ori•R. E. 217TH REPRESENTATION. 1t„.7 THEATRE of MYETIRT. Igyptian4mll.—MALENlEß la MAGIC end FENTRILOQuISM. —The SPHINX. a Mystery: the lestenteneous growth of Flower Tree*, end the real [what Basket Trick, as only perforated by Colonel Madam and Intro duced by him for the Brut Unto In this couutry, April 17, 1865. EFEET EVENING, at Wednesday and Haturday, at & WNW at Mitchell's, Old Boad-etreet and hosanloe, Rapidan balL—Admlerdon. IL. fa.. &al* 3 L Ahmed ralracialous."—VW. " Times." April IL lin %IRE OXFORD.—A NEW CANTATA by ugYuumis (Ant time al performanos in this c o on and SIXTY.SIX, by J. Offenbsch , by the wholo of the o company of the setalateluneat con.sucted by Mr. F. Jo The Hungarian brothers and Raw, finally, .111 have the honour of Introducing thaw national entertainment, the Bridal of Beauty. In which the Misses Tway and Para Gunsdas will appear: and other novelties.— THIS /VINING. THE LEESWOOD MAIN COAL, CANNEL. and OIL OOMPANY (Limited). Capital sido,ooo, Loon shares a /20 each. Half the shares are already subscribed for; the ranslader Woe now offered to the pablis. Deposit on applkoMon Cl, act de ow allotment. Calla tlf necessary) not steadies CI 10% per share, at laterwahl of not leas than three months. torincroste. WILLIAM BUXTON. Lao.. Gale hill, Stafford, Chairman (Ls- Mayor of Ste/Sorel, and Director of the Stafford and Uttoreter Bad way). Henry Taylor, Esq., Flookenbrook•honse, Chester (Colliery Proprietor). Frederick Septhnns Bateau, Esq., Vale-cottage, Mold. Flint shire Cotton Spinner). Julius C. J. Bailey, Esq., Newton le-Willows, Uncoshlre, William Gregory, Feu.. Yost-buildings, Liverpool. William Wright Craig, Jtp., Leawood. Mold, 'Until:dee (Col liery Proprietor). _ . nankun The Unless Bank of London, Ch►ring-cross Br►nch. Herr► Bisons and Company, Bankers, Chester. Manchester and Couoty Bank, Manchester. SOLICITORS Mesas FlnchetUH►ddoek and ltordern, tbnesarinsre, Chester. Mews. Srohertas Kolb, and Keane, Mold, Ykettshire. Henry Whits, Isq.. 7, Tokenhoose.yard, Lothbury, London. John Jonas. Eng , Westminster-buildings. Chester. Joseph Davies, Esq., Warrinetou. Temporary Moss-4, Briny rd, MI, S.W., London ;4, Abbey squat*, Chester. ABRIDGED PRosrEcTrs. This Company is formed foe the purpose of parchaaing sad further developing the well-known LOPSIFOOd Main Cost Col liery, situate at Leeawood, near Mold. Flintaliire, and erecting a Refinery for the manufacture of Tarallinaed other Oils. The colliery is at present raising upwards of 1,000 tons per week, and these gs the Directors propose imanduitely to doable. Mime the &acorn', of the Leeswood Cannel Coal, this district, previously distinguised for the drat-rate quality of Be Main cosi, has become a rich and rapidly-tuervisius erutre of industrial importance, owing to the unequalled quality of Us distilled mineral oils and associated useful produces. Retorts for the menu ?active of 041 from the Coal and Cannel whit be immediately erected, and from the fact of the follow ing adjoining Coequal,a, )—The Copps Oil Company, the Ihntshire Oil Company, and the North Wales Oil Company (established for objects similar to those of this Company), having declared dl. idenda equal to 10 per cent., in addition to carrying over considerable sums to their next socouat, the directors can conlidentiy recommend investments in this Company, inasmuch as, by working their own Cannel. and having a large acreage of Main and, they expect to be able to pay larger dividendx • Foe my of application for shares and all other information may be obtained from, and articles of aseociatioe inspected at, the Company'. Bankers and Brokers, and the compastra Warm. EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS, best quality. Upwards of 300 different Moms ommtantly on view for selection and immediate delivery. Easy otiairs made to any shape on approval. At T. ff. FILNIEB and 9ON'S Manufactory, 11, 34, and M, Beruersetrese, W. An illustrated priced catidogus mitt post free. IF YOU TRAVEL, send for RUSSET, SMITH, and Co.'a ILLPSTRATED CATALOGUE ot PORTMAN TEAUS, trunk', Bade, and every (Weer travelling repaidte. Also Field. Marine, and Opera Glasses, unrivalled roc excellence and ebeapatam.-4811, Mew Oxford-rreet, W.C. HYAM and Co.'s OVERCOATS sad SUITS. — Morning and Lounging Costs. Half Urea., Undress, sod Full Drees Sid* Trousers, Vesta, du., In all the fashionable styles sod seasonable material& HYAM and Co., 66 an I Q. 01101UNITHEILT, W. HYAM and Co.'s PRICES and GARMENTS.— Overcoats and Canna ?la to 511.; Jackets. Si.. to 161.: Prime of Waist Costa, to eta ; Trousers. ready made and to mammy. 14..6d. to We; Yeats, 64. 64. to 2.8 424 to BM. HYLII and 00.. MI sad 07, 02701tUrlitZET. W. HYAM and 00.'s BOYS' SUITS sod CAPILEL— Overoosts sod Capes, 15$. Id. to Wu; Xstekerbrukor, Eton, Haney, and Osborne Sults, 15s. 6d. to 455.: Jackets, Ss 6d. to We.; Trousers, Os 6d. to 161 64.: Vasa Y. Id. to 71. Id.; Jackets and Vests alike, Vs O. to Us. dd. RYAN and Co., 06 sod 67, OXFORD-STRIZT, W. HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS No. 1. Clothing for immediate weer. No. S. Ordered Ds partmont. No. S. Boys and Youths' Department. No. 6. Hata, Caps, Hosiery. and Outfit Department. HYAM and Co., 66 an•l 67, OLVOILD-STRIZT. W. Branch Establlehmenta—Birmloginun, Leeds, and Dewsbury. SIR J ASP KR'S TEN NT. —Fifth Edition. Lisa Bradden tells her new tale u brightly and blithely as if she bad just opened her budg.t. lier stories are alwas spirited and well-oonstructed, easy to read, fi end the reade rs Interest in the characters is well sestained."—Athensum. SIR JASPER'S TENANT.—Fittb Edition. ." air Juper's Tenant' has probably amen Braddon's readers more plesaure than any or her previous worka"—Korn bay Post SIR J ASPER'S TENANT.—Fifth Edition. .Sir Japers Tenant' must be pronounced one of the best works of its accomplished anther."—The Standard. SIR JASPER'S TENANT.—Fifth Edition. "A very eneroming story, most charmingly written: its plot is wholly different from any previous novel from the ume author, its characters are entirely new, while ii hu an amount of interest not exceeded by any of its predecessera—hlorning Star. SIR JASPER'S TENANT.—Fifth Edition. Sly Jasper's Tenant' is not only the mast characteristic, but it is one of the but of Miss Brathion's books.' —Manchteter Guardian. SIR JASPER'S TENANT.—Fifth Edition. " *Sir Juper's Tenant la a great Improvement epos 'Only $ Clod.' It la well writ en, hat a capital plot, is well •ticked with character, and la adequately evautial."—Nortbern Whin. IMPORTANT HISTORICAL WORK. 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Oates, good firsts, 7,300 to 7,400 rein. Shipments s➢nce the departure of the last mail, 66,163 hags, of which 238 (T) were for the CbanneL Sales, 60,000 bags ; stock, 110,000 bags. Freights, 35 to 421. Ocr. 15. Exthange on London, 251 to 28. Cotton, 18,000 to 18,500 refs finger, brown, 2,000 to 2,9 00 rein. PIFILSTAYSITOO, OCT. 18. The ship Duncan Dunbar was wrecked on Las Roams on the 7th of October. The paasengere and crew were taken off by the Ondina. Exchange on London, 28g. Sugar,wbites, 4,000 to 4,100 reis • ditto, browns, 1,903 to 1,95 0 ads. Cotton, 36,000 to 16,800 reM. The Messageriea Imperial* steamer Navarre ' • arrived here on the 12th inst. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (111011 Oil OW PARIS, TOISDAY EVENING. The Prussian military band had a glorious jollification at St. Cloud. Baron Taylor, in the uniform of a member of the Institute, and wearing all his orders, escorted M. Parloff, the band master, in his own carriage. The rest of the band, some sixty in number, followed in omnibuses. At the gates of the palace of St. Cloud the party was received by an aide•de-camp of the Emperor, who conducted them to the front of a balcony, in which the Emperor and Empress, and Count de Goltz, the Prussian Ambassador, were waiting to hear them play. The band of the lst Regiment of Grenadier Guards saluted them with the Prussian national air. The Prussians played the " Reins Hortense," and afterwards several of their own favourite pieces. The Emperor and Empress, the latter particularly, applauded vehemently. The Emperor was heard to ask, " Where is the Imperial Prince I'' and a few minutes later, the heir apparent to the throne appeared in a hunting dress, with bottes d retuye►, but wearing on his head, to the great delight of the foreign musicians, a Prussian military casque. The concert finished, the Emperor dwoended, conversed in German with M. Parloff and several of his band, took up in his baud several of the brass instruments, and remarked upon the great weight of some of the saxhorns. The two bands were marched off to the riding-house, where the French grenadiers, liberally aided by the Emperor's purse and cellar, gave a joyous banquet to their guests. Baron Taylor pre sided, M. Parloff eat on his right hand ; and on either side of the chair were several French generals and field-officers. Before dinner was over the Em peror, accompanied by a numerous suite, entered the banquetting-hall, and walked round the tables at which the members of the Prussian and French bands were seated alternately and " fraternising." His Majesty, as lam informed by a Prussian, ad dressed the jovial assembly in these very jovial words : Dant wades do babes ; Der Chslopegner is sat; Trillium sis offileetlieb. The translation of which neat and appropriate speech is— You most be very thirsty ; The Mumma, is good ; Driik of it as yos shookL I am a poor German scholar, but I gather from my Prussian friend that the word ordentlich (orderly, or as it should be) may be understood in a sense at once hospitable and cautionary—as an injunction to drink plentifully without transgressing the bounds of prudence. After the Emperor left. Baron Taylor proposed his health, and spoke of him as a soldier who had given proofs of courage on the battle field of Italy, but still more on his recent visits to the cholera hospitals. The King of Prussia's health was next proposed, and Baron Taylor spoke of him in connexion with the house of Hohenzollern, which had understood and fostered the genius of Schiller and Gotha The party, as was very natural under the circumstances, separated, not withstanding the Emperor's caution, in a state of considerable elevation ; but if I may believe Ger man reports, the Prussians carried their champagne a great deal better than the French. However, I believe all ended well. The visit of M. de Bismarck to Biarritz cannot fail to suggest the question whether there is any connexity between this hospitality to a Prussian regiment and the schemes which he is supposed to be trying to get the French Emperor to counte nance. lam pretty certain that the one evect has nothing whatever to do with the other. The latest impression, which I trust may be the true one, is that M. de Bismarck's attempt to make an ally Napoleon lIL bas been afiasco--the Continental word for failure. By the way, the French papers announced prematurely the presence of AL de Bis marck in Paris on his return from Biarritz. He has not been here yet, but is expected to-morrow. Dr. Fevre, of Neuchatel, after having given his medical aid to the members of the imperial suits who were sufferers from the late accident, had ac companied the Duchess de Montebello and Mdlle. Bouvet to Paris. He has just returned to Switzer land, having received from the hand of the Em press, at a dinner at St. Cloud, the Cross of the Legion of Honour. The distribution of prizes for the Trench national shooting competition took place the day before yesterday at Vincennes. The Prize of Honour was gained by X. Vegneur, jun.,aud another, of inferior value, by M. Victor Bailly. That awarded for the longest distance was carried off by K Durk, of Brussels. ♦ Granville journal states that the cholera Is believed to have broken out though in a very mild degree in the Channel islands, and that at all events the French authorities have subjected some ~~ I KAI MINT 4275 Kra fiali 1,411