The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-23 00:00:00

vo S L R ...., „• r f ...e4a q a —: I . ir , , il i a T.l ..k ..• ••Iti,• - I ! 4 :, . \\.. .• .......„ .. i dea -• e . 411, •-- .• • 1 . ••- _ • . „ • I t i~ ~ . v ~.,. ~~ . , ,-tv MEL 4ea.to 444, ; r :, • . " i old rpadily bon t o . 'S prices. A ►horl on folly L. pa co. our market this duet% with • fame melee el wheat were SPIFSEDI De SD id late silo. Om, em well toyed. Ins oat seednim Kb Whit deem% awl prim • mem for beet old Ito Us. pee quarter 4111. 45., p it de to 455., amid reg. Pride WY Inn, aid sorted, with • wither des. The floarroarket Inge me, with view wen so improved le. si ample" me DI. rIDST 011101•DiSOS ; the lag We. to 37e. ; ing best Xviediegs 2114. to Aar. In ..It there ire shoat the SUDS m shout 6d. per quartet I. to 26a, mid others 10012:011nD high prim, at improvini tem. Ly of whoa owl bat neat mete with woolt's ratio. Oak a prima is favour at -Whoa; aid, whihk , 48% to 48s. ; sow, I. Oats, sew, JO& to 's works& there was wad off st so sante' Ks &Sag is laxity is arw. Beam sad per owed wheat on offer freely at aa improve. w white realpd from ✓36 atone. Barley of sad mad* advanced Ittes, 30.. to 345. per dam Osta eerie to mood rylad toierstio par 24 stows. Brae hid a Undone, to Malt. lSla to 00s. ; per wok of 280 ha. ;entry roarkel• this ipplies of grail, come. Ming potatoes and sd berlev were • fell ukt•inid last week's supplies of an kinds d mpered with last week, sat sad berley, and Is. to 48e. per qr.; barley. pplies of home-grows snoopera of farmers lbe present very Ilse potato copy which is ispected ; but Mill the toil by the disarm* to p of wheat has reached bass increased activity e exception of maim, rheat—Foreits is mug& is about la per barrel Any &us samples of &L Barley the turn he restricted quantity iv* bees oldked to pay ipmeats Idkn Core— rs barrel, but at 17e. both os spermiaiion and imports this week : ; weal, 50. Experts Ode 10; Ws, 11,101 ; balmy, .—mid wee the bead Mon elm ed the :earn ig the year, but the leer wet • change. Imerned At* am to two fawn ✓ed =thole exhibited otheldtatiog the balk men wee exceedisely tea. Shorthorn Wholes boot the ssote. sod Worn • &ow a a WU get rn ; but • boohoo lot ewes. :—Obe. c•fthed 184. to 24.4 Axed km* MI6 to 3484 sr imp CLUB CArns J vs been exiseavely ekes of the Smithfield OA sseepamos of the male =dation. The show aff Una sall,lsilagtee, la commencing on Meaty. n the Sth of that math. gat the Great lifekopolitia exhibition of fat stook lasting four days, and o stop the rat:opals& • (an almost amoral* Mood that that white Hall market will be Misr ead far which the entries is handed for the butane tamed home for the asses We nadentend, however. promotions *Oast dimmer td Club. A staff of valet ad one will always be lea during the day. Cattle regular hours of the night. the Mart suspicion of die. ived to • banal. Shows 'fry properly diaoootinewit ma sa r weekly Ala. not of the kingdom, bat from alb and South Germany. Pelee/I.—observer. no Di•Tcami. —The con- , vilest weak with lambast • weather large numbers of the meetings. Six matches. place, via., at Chepstow, in, Forest of Dean, sad St. Chepstow match was gained eh ; the other five matches Bedford YUGO ol M. ; AND BRANDON RAUL steam thaw. points. Aid, estimates OM ONO: ilea is leagtit, at 8,0001. pat —Homobopatbio Praoti -56 geneTsll7. recommend eon* ill beverages. Whin the doe- Introduced into this country, *rations of cocoa either shoo s to the stomach . the sat Was I 14 or SD unskiltaffy reanable• J. Zinn. of Louden, b t u i be year IWO to fora his '.tea' t Suotteed•d, with lb* aristeria• g tbe first to geode , e an article *nod by the perfect {ritaraff o . n through, as le be most soca* x general un. Kpres cocoa Is { g. grateful b rea kf a st beverage, I assail. In his work, "Foal la contains a great variety of no 1 cy Ingredient necessary to tbe ody. Ague, .• As a nutritive. tan either coffee or tea." WOO * powder In • break's'. cuff. nk. becw.ll In tin-lined fah. and sold at is. ea. per lb., by iists.—f Advertisement.] '-'--'.- ZS, AND DEATHS. TBS. a-equate, the wife of Llaut.-CoL eld-road. Stockwell, llrs. A. J. Abner-street, Cavendish-square. of d. , enter. ,reed, Brixton, thewife of L A. _ Ruchleproad, the wife of J. IL IAGEB. . at Christ Church, Clifton, le ~ the Rev. J. 11 . e, Cambridge. to Xmlly i fay, of Samoonroe-house, Clifton. .oetober Mat Carletwo-It•Crs aw4 Titer, Greenwood, Igo., Ott" :r of the late W. Slinneby Et*, M late J. Harrison, Req., 16;iblba. I. 41 A.THS. Penemnereatent, Brampton. the Chablis Connt egat i on al cuspid. " • them, berm Tratela Margigele Fir•ldil Roque. Sydenham. Junk ( LodiraWoodbedge, Suffollt. Ned le. endgame!. Nicholas, eon of If , ford-oreate, Browptan, W. Tao. Writ.La Kula RALIK trw 2t7 of London, ?dater, IS la the Protract or Wlatatriarao. rIALCUTT A. —Tbe CASTLE PACKETS 11.1 Waned dam at Lloyd's% leading la the East India Dock; o gg• e aaaseemeat to her lilaJeaga Council for India : v agina; CASTLE, 1,166 tons ro/4 ` 4r~to salll7ol Oc ggen,WORTII CAOTLE, I,o6ltona ß eto, to know. t. to the owners, DONALD 4XI and 00., Li ggerpool ; lEDLAY and Co , 66, ParbanioNl4l6ll6l; at to 0. and A. 80.11.041 sal Co.at, 9, Oenowintreltaiseal, LC. STEAM to MELBOURNE sad SYDNEY. 1 The splendid new nen Mena dipper MIL 11N9, MOD tons, IMO hone-power. eentwuried by Caplan .10&11 Mtn (late of the Thane mad Ges LW& W leave the Ben ow. Dock, 16th November, and Munn lb. 11th Nevem bar This magnikent nen oteenahn hoe been apes:daily de igned tor Tepid paneges, and Mtn Witgenalg fn the peonage, and One Is trade to Austral% and Odin WM awry an ex sniwne, and to fitted with an tnallans lagneweseents th e comfort and health of the proraspea —he putionlan may to ROBERT:ON and Oe., Yeetahownwe, , King rink lanchestn, and No. 6, NownaWeeowart, Conli 16 n, Lon na. SA XESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (91 Blacksrall.yard. London) LINT of STEAM and PACK= to A VONA LIA . For MILLBOIJINN, Part PhUli ei s hi darect ezlare the Dock' on llonds7, 10th November, at thl. the splendl,l clipper ship 1188 IX, 1,100 tone, .8. Commander; lying la the last India Docks. Her soceenteodattons tot all classes at parpierm solo 111.141rPan.d, Sibd AO oany an emittenoni oureast—ltor eetta to ALM= sal WIGAN. oak rnir Vault nod 80/48. 7. I f ui z neatenhallgtott. STRIA FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUIRTINTOWN TO NEW YORK. TWICI A WELK.. /ME LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and ,R. PIIILADFLFBIA STRAM-REIP COMPANY Intend Mr eganthlag their tollipouareda i dshallt Ina keen Mesin-ahlad, earrytng the United Mates FROM LIFERPOO hie NNW YORK. ETNA, Wednesday, Oct IL CITY OF Llb/KRICK, searda,y, Oct. IL CITY OF WARRINGTON, WMiteeday, Nor. 1. ADd every Wednesday, and alternate Frd a endays. Odds pusses by the mail steamers @alibiidays every an Wane. ir = R add 21 Oases, imeordieg to the sooommodatlon. by the Friday's and Ratarday's steamers, 15 guineas. or=d passage Includes a toll a ..w of cooked at ter Canada and the Ilsiberftifts bookedthroug h on IlaiStageoes terms. —Far farther porta:mhos ay i tie INSLiN, V, Water-Ares% Weerpord; et to FIR end MACEY, 61. nag WUllanintreed. tandem. rIVERLAND ROUTBINDLA.-00201IINICATION N./ by STEAM to , APSTRALIA via EGYPT • Princeuto and OFIENTAL fITRAM NAVIGATION 003CPANY BOOS PASSENGERS and motes Cargo and Parma et their Louden °Moe for Gibrattar, Malta, IfaV., Aden, Cellos, Mama, Calcutta, the Straits, sad Ctdna, by their St4l/Itaa =B,oathompton alta, Egypt en the eth sad 90th of every utonth , M, Aden, and Dombay, by those of the 19th tad Nth of each month and NW Gemmel gremd, Melbourne, and Sydney, by th e etommera Inman South. emptca on the 20th of every month—For further particulan apply at the Complay's (those. It?. Lendenhaltotroet, iC.. Lam r; at Orlarkkoliall.ftitharopke. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—REDUC TION of laßlo3. —The Netbsdands Steamboat ecessiCa twit sad favourite steamier BAT tVII.I, Captain W. SNIT will lore Brunswick Pier, Blacirwalt EVERY 151751 DAY at 11 tic It ea arrival of the 10.1 1 a.m. Wan from Feadmeeeirece elation. Reduced fares : Balcasa CI 5a ; fore eabla, 1i..: velure debits bawd atßegentoi • fare reua and • half.— to Apary at CIiA7LIIIII Universal Oka -PaILLIP7S, 011.AV111 MPS and Ce.. fit Danstan'abousit at, Daa's4sUl. LC. BREMEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Brune i./ wick. and Central Gennan—The Werth Gamma Lord% One B ret-class sorew .teams SCHWALll3,__Oaplain G. Lam, lona dispatched from donnydown ea TEL ItIiDAY, the Vat October (weather permitting`, at 10 ►m, &lin at Brannwick Pier, Blackwell, forpamengers, at 12 noom—Pares to Bremen. IS and LI . return tickets. 5.3 and gl leo—Apply at CIA/LIN , tialvenal llglr. Regent-circus, le-.: or toP)livares,owavis, PHILLIII . 3 and Co.. Ot. Dunstan's-home, Bk. LinateaMe - hill. Le. rOPENTIAGEN, MALMO, sad STOCKHOLM. V The AI screw dearer hIEWSKY, Captain J. IL CAVE, will dear for the above Data oa or &boat 2 tame Has excel led scotemodatios for eeermeen.—Apply to PRILLLITth BRAVES. PHILLIPPS ma Co, Al Deastrueoltatia. 8t Du- GOTHENBURG. —The first-clam screw steamer GUSTAF WASA, Capteln C STINGL, vOl dear for the above port on or about the 95th lastant. To be telknoed by olierhsenelasa steamers Hu superior eeeenentralatton kr pea sompn— Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal Ode" W.: ee to PHILLIP'S. GRAFV, PAILLIPIII sall ke rr inus' l Dan. 1.01 . 116.611 1 . St. Damien LG. A LLOTMENT th of PUTNEtINIHTS ESTATE. No. 4. NOTICM to e HOLDER., of ef COMM te the Ilkewebbiders, and t 4 the Omura tabtk—TIALVOISSIEVATIVB - LAND SOCIETY.—NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN, that the ALLOTMENT of ONE of the most eligible BUILDING PROPER TIES within the Booth-Western District of the Metropolis, Masted at Putney, clam to the Station. AVIA railway, omnibus. and river communication to all parts, will be COMMENCED on FRIDAY, Oct. PT, at the Cams, No. IL Norfolk-street, Strand. Loadon, W.C., 110012 preclaely —By order of tbe Board, CHARLES LEWIS GRUNEISEN, liecretam Plane of Estates, Villas. and Houses to be bad at the OHM, where prospectuses of the fourteenth yew explanatory of the Share, bewail, and Land Departmente may be obtained, free of charge PARIS —The GRAND HOTEL, Boulevard des Capucines, ?hoe dm Nouvel Open, Omega the Rue de la Pelt, and mar the Theatres, has been opened since July, IS It bed contains 700 rooms, purrsfrom if to tit. :70 drawthiproosna, from to trd. • inagnincent salon, capable ed dining awe then top persons, and where there is a table (Mae at sit eedoet Dinners and break- Wks are served tla carte in the coffeercsomt as well as In the mpsrtments. There Is a reading room, with the beg BogUah and toreign papers sod publication; a musk-room, mud a drawing room for the use of travellers without any additional charge. There are also baths. billiard-rooms, smoking divans. pastniim. tabs, canines, and omnibuses, going to the railway dation; The asnanta speak all language; nem saperb . hotel. pommeling all thst modern luxury and comfort can combine, mad situated In the meet fashionable part of Fags, Is recommended to the at tention of usvellers. Independently of their two Hotels, the Commute Immobillive has established an extensive private Furnished limns on ths Bonnard des Capocines, opposite the Rotunda of the Grand Boni, where tamilies ran reside mln their own private rat daces. and where they may rely upon finding the utmost comfort, IF YOU TRAVEL, send for BUSSEY, SMITH, .11. sad Co.'s ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE et PORTMAN TRAM Irsaks.RagA and every other travelling Mullis. Alio Field. Marine, and O ew pera Oaseae, %metre k.d tor excellence and chairman-45A N Oztordetreet, W.C. H YAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 66 and 67. oxFospirrurr. Overcoats r out, rain and dust, lea Id. to Sas. overcoats. Ink tined sod laced, 211. , 4ts. butts for basinaio, tbs park, and tourists, so to as. Jatketa in all the fashiosable st las tla. to at Sandi Ingham iinrionta, Ms. to 76a. Vesta in Cas.mnas, idlka, washing; drills, dr ,7a 6e. to its. Tortuous b all Lallans. Ids styles and materials, 18a. 64. to kla HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS, 66 and 67. OXFORD-STREET. No. I. Gentlemen's Clothing for hansetUate wear. No. S. Gen. tlemen's Order Department No. 3, Boys' Clothing for turreedlate Wear. No. 4. Boys' and Youths Order Department No. & NAM and Livery Department. No.& Hite end General Hosiery. No. 7. Travelling Clothing, Umbrellas, Portmanteaus, Lugs, do. Provincial Branches —Birmingham, 2.1, 24 and 21. New-street; Leeds, 42. Brlspits. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and &Ai perlemea, erttzeted teem the lowan, by .12.10 0091t1ILL sad Ce, Perfumers to 11.H.E. the Meter et Wales. Ito. it Three Vag-court, lAcheldriireet. Loud**. KA"'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the itEsT PUIII7IBB of the BLOOD known in Medicine, Om their larrely-enteuded pale and genseel adoption, may be ilaMiy clamed ea • hourehoid neceesery. Bold by Medicine Vesidors. Early to NOTOORT will he published, price 2.. 6d., PUNCH'S POCKET BOOK. illustrated by John Tel:inlet, Charles Keene. and C. IL Beasett. Each-otrice, 85. Fleet-greet. "in JASPER'S TENANT" THE NM NOVEL. BY THE AUTNOB Of " M LADY ADDLEY 8 szczzr,• ac. F Edition Oil am SIR JASPER'S TENANT. "XIX JAMBI; TENANT," THE inor NOVEL, BT TBX •lITIIOX OF .ONLY • CLOD," etc MA Ultima Oft am SIR JASPER'S TENANT. *KR TENANT," THE NSW NOVEL, BY THE AUTHOR Or M ADBORA run D," de. MN ake Ude day. SIR JASPER'S TENANT. "BIZ .1 ANYEZI TENANT," THE HEW NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF •• 11E• EY DUNBAR," de Iditiou this day, B JASPER'S TENANT. "In JASPIAII YINAICT." THZ NIW NOVII. BY THI Al TRH& OP "Tat DOCTO3I WISZ" •s. 111th Editioa Ws dip. SIR JASPER'S TER♦KT. "SIR JASPER'S TIMAYT." THE winv NOVEL. HT THE ALTBOZ Or . ELEditi onEANOR'S VICTO day, RY,* !a Path Ws SIR JASPER'S TENANT. NEW BOY'S ROM BY in ML slier IL BT. JOHN. TAU day, I vol., pries eh, pAuL PIC ABODY Ey the Author of •• The Balky entice, * He. • Jelin Miwirell and 03., M 055441,10. QTOD ARE. —2oBra REPRISENTATION. vulvas ot bIYSTAZY, 11/petlemboll.—M•sv Wm to MAGIC sod VMMTZILOQUIIM.-3lis SPO TM • Mystery; the iselastseeoes growth of Tower Time, sea the reel [DMus label TAM. as WY performed by Ookoel Sods and Wee demi by ithit for the Snit time la this country, 17. 1866. gym' SPENT /413 . (S i sturdsys Included), at • ; ednesday sad BeededelesS, wed lien. olio Is, 81•11 e. Sa isireanka 44 — " V a r 4 Timek" Agra 116 MIL THE OXFORD.—A NNW CANTATA by IISYTISSIZit terei dm of pettormaaes t s thei, and fiLUTAII. by J. Moshe" by the whets et the cote ditto iehtMheete*; oceetoeted by In. T. J Th. blaellin aid NOW, Zheihr..4l l l ll v• tin koala of hatrettatiehitteer eatettelassantAbe DAM at Mew% to which the Mime sad Ran Cunt.wllt sneer; aad *Om moveldea —TEM . NOTIOIL—LORD PAL3IRESTON.—.6. POR.- TRAIT lately sketched from U. by Yr. O. H. THOMAii, slaps 6 1 charecteristic. and faithful, lithographed by Yr . J. A. WIRT will paperblished THIS DAY, October Artiste proof oa ads le by 16, 10e. ad. seek Plea Iliffiaf r it a t PL, Is . each; ladle prints, du 17 by 11, b. ed. each. orders freed the country should add dd. each for London. DAY sad SON flAed), 5. Ostratzest. Lineo Pse l= aelds, W.C.—TM PortreD may be Neu and purchased at the 0 • 711 as Olney% lel, New Ilarlattssi. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. tumuli Tssmainik) ITALY. NAPLES, 0cr._21.. The anniversary of the Plebiscite by which the kingdom of Naples voted for annexation to Italy bee been celebrated to-day. Many houses were decorated with flags, and in the evening the town was illuminated. FLORENCE, Oct 22. The Kin received to-day in private audience the Mexican Envoy, and also the new Minister from the Grand Duke of Baden, who presented their credentials to his Majesty. ROME. Letters from Rome to the 18th instant assert that the ex-royal family of Naples have determined upon aosepthig the offer made to them by the Emperor Maximilian of Maxim of an asylum on the island of Escrows, near Ragusa. THZ PAPAL MINISTRY. ROKE, OCT. 21. Monsignor Pile, having been relieved of his functions as Minister of the Interior, has been appointed auditor of the Apostolic Chamber and has been succeeded in the ministry by Mon signor Devitten. Mgr. Matteueci, hitherbo Director of Police, has been replaced by Monsignor Sandi. Motsignor Scapitta has been appointed delegate (chief of the civil administration) at Chita Vecchia, Monsignor Pericoli at Frosione, and Monsignor Santucci at Viterbo. Other appointments have been made of minor importance. (Vie Marseilles.) R 0312, Ocv. 18. It is asserted that Mgr. de Mende has not ten dered his resignation, but that the Pope has granted him leave of absence for three months. It is also stated that the Pontifical Zonaves will be disbanded, and that the papal army is greatly disorganised. AUSTRIA AND THE PAPACY. VIENNA, Ocr. 21. The Neue Premdetalatt of to-day anemia that Baron Hi►bner, the new Austrian Ambassador to the Papal Court, his not carried with him to Rome any instructions with referenoe to a revision of the Concordat ; negotiations, however, will be opened on this subject during his stay as ambassador at I Rome. AUSTRIA. The Prase of to-day says :—" It is stated on credible authority that all the renditions upon ' I which the committee for the control of the public I debt are willing to resume thei r functions will be acoepted by the Emperor." The same paper publishes under reserve a state ment to the effect that at the end of October the expenditure prescribed in the budget as voted by the Essiclusrath, up to that period, will only bare been exceeded by 30,000 florins. The Oat. Deutsche Post of to-day publishes a cur rent report of the negotiations for a commercial treaty between England and Austria, according to which England demands for herself no special con cessions, but requires reductions in the tariff of the principal articles of commerce. The New Prenadenblakt denies the rumours current in Vienna that a convention had been concluded between Austria and Mexico, stipulating that the former power should at its own expense place an annual contingent of 2,000 men at the dis posal of the Mexiean government. "These rumours," says the Frenidenblatt, " are unfounded." THE FREE TOWN OF FRANKFORT. 11111.1fICIOBT, Ocr. 21, The Neue Frankfurter Zeitung says that it was unanimously resolved to-day in the Senate of the free town of Fmukfort to address an identical note to Austria and Prussia, energetically repelling the imputations made by those powers in their notes to the Senate. ♦t the same time the Senate deter- mined not to bring the matter before the Federal Diet in its present preliminary stage. YELLOW FEVER AT TOULON. TOULON, Oar. 21. In consequence of a cue of yellow fever baring ' occurred on board the transport Tarn, the authori ties have ordered that vessel to be disinfected. and to remain in supplementary quarantine for five Idays. THE CHOLERA IN MADRID. MADRID, Ocr. 21, Emma. The cholera has increased in the southern quarteas of this city. Yesterday there were 138 cases of cholera and 93 deaths. Emigration from Madrid continues. On Saturday a public meeting of the inhabitants of Tivertoo, ootheved by the deputy MICR, Mr. Guth, was bold to ulnae sympathy with Lady Palmerston on the meat lierievermat the has sustained by the lass of Mir noble husband. The dimity mayor presided. Ma Walroed, )LP., proposed, is suitable terms. an address to her lady. ship, 'Web Ina seseaded by Mr. F. 8011, the ethirmaa al the late premier's elastic* mansoltbee far 30 ram sad car ried unanimously. Rrrnmairrsrior Ttvitaron.--4he Com mittee of Liberal Agonistic* of the barreigl of Tlver toe have umnottaeed that the Boa. G. D 441121111 will bosoms • taiedidate for the theme, romeiowed by the death el Lord Palmentoe. It le said thee bs ND OPPOlitics to the honourable and horsed gerithimen, *be has writes* from Soothed to my that alMr the formal of the SOUS premier he will visit the 'bistro. OSTIITAL PALA01...... HALT -A-CSOWN BATOZDAT, Our. Pl. Adeduerma 011 Pllll6OlO. 720 ditto by stases thither 3.1136 Meal viottnes. 3,756. OUTWAAD ABLIZICAN MAIL. --Q ZIP STOWN, OCT. I C 11.7 071 LOWbOlt 11011PITAL TOI DISTAIONI OP 22.—The loyal Mail steentablp Java arrived here at a.m. viz MOT. Vicroati Paat.—Te. bet st palest' **Arr. abe embaked thwerik.. wawireerre. sad lame , 1 ,41 i 41411 ' ail blediatila Ifal KS, a talegnume, sod parweded far New York at 4 p.m. Allmon. whisk 190 were new mem. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. mom an owl OtirL 1 VIENNA. Oct. 22. PARIS, Sonnar Enema The fiat refusal of the Senate of Frankfort to 4tbmit to the dictation of Austria and Prussia in e matter of the patriotic Germanic meetings wont to be held in that free town has produced a situa tion in Germany which would be considered very merlon's were the public) not accustomed to associate all political agitation at Frankfort with delay and unproductive talk. This negative condition, how ' ever, cannot last for ever, and there is matter for reflection'in the assertions which oome from Berlin and Vienna that in the case which bas happened of the refusal of 'the Senate " the two great powers will be under the necessity of resorting to fitting means to establish a normal situation." The Patric says that " these means are already decided upori e , and cannot fail forthwith to be acted upon." I cannot but doubt whether when it comes to action of such a serious character as interference with the privileges of Frankfort would be, Austria and Prussia, whose views and interests are in many vital points so 9i:inflicting, would be found able to agrek Bismarck, no doubt, has stomach for the breaking,up of Germany and the foundation of a Prussiaii•empire on Its ruins ; and there are indications that he exchanged ideas on the subject with a kindred spirit, the " great man of the epoch," at Biarritz. It ig very curious that the last number of the Bans 00110114. preview, a publication with a strong official bias, should advocate the theory that it was altogether a mistake to suppose, as it has been thought of old time, that the security of France re quired her to have small and weak states on her frontier, and that a strong united Germany, even although it; popula tion might be somewhat larger than thatiof France, would be in no way dangerous. This reasoning, which implies, of course, "proper compensation " for France on the Rhine, coincides remarkably with a number of feelers about the remodelling of the map of Europe lately put forth with more frequency than ever. The lifottifear cites in its first page the following passage from the News Y'rentric ablate, of Vienna : Sufficient attention hes not been paid to these words of Napoleon III.: " The expedition to Mexico is the most is. portant act of my reign." England has her East Indies and Fromm ought to have her West bodies, not only as a colony, but se a sinter nation developing itself freely and procuring for its adopted metropolis an many advantages se it derives from M. Independently of the material benefits which France will find is Mexico, the Emperor may say, with noble pride, that out of an agglomeration of heterogeneous elements he hes made a great and flourishing nation. It will assuredly be the most considerable and most glorious act of hie reign. Is this conspicuous citation in the French official journal meant as a contradiction of the Semaine Financieres assertion that the French troops are shortly coming away ? The doctrine of this paragraph is totally at variance with the grounds originally assigned for the inva sion of Mexioo, totally at variance with the official representations on the faith of which a reluctant support has been hitherto given by the Corps legislatif to the costly and unproductive enterprise, sad one which must inevitably lead, sooner or later, to far stronger despatches from the United States than the one lately denied, but now admitted to exist. Nothing is more certain than that America will not allow France to put itself at the head of a West Indies in Mexico, and although the present government at Washington does not want war, the opinions of the country are utterly hostile to the Emperor's dream of making himself master of the isthmus of Panama. To speak plainly, the United Stakes can prevent him from keeping a permanent hold of the Americas continent, and they will most certainly do it. Tall talk is of no use, he will have to deperpir, or, as the more vulgar transatlantic phrase runs, to " hook it." The Paris clergy are following up the Pope's lead in making war against Freemasonry. On Thurs day a number of members of the Union Macon nique followed the coffin of a brother to the church of St. Nioolas dee Champs to attend the funeral service. The care refused to let them enter the church unless they took a small masonic emblem out of their buttonholes. Thereupon the mourners agreed among themselves not to set foot in the church at all, and they made a collection outside of the doors of the sum whirl they would have paid for chairs and various church claims and sent the amount to the office of the journal the most ob noxious to the ultramontanista, the Siirds, to be distributed among the poor of the pariah. M. Dusautoy, the court tailor, is announced as a candidate for one of the vacant seats in the Corps Legislatif ; if the precincts of the Tuileries could be erected into a separate borough his election would be certain ; but I doubt his success in the country. Marshal Canrobert, following the example of the Prefect of Police, has served out flannel or anti cholera belts to the army of Paris. THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL& SOUTHAMPTON, OCT. 22. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Poseek, Captain Field, with the heavy Calcutta, Chin, and Australia wale, arrived this morale& She brings 89 peseengers, amongst whom is the Rev. Mr. Gardner, chaplain Sober Msjesty'sforoes from Gibraltar. Mr. giraffe, perm of the company's steamer Behar, died es board tbe Potash on the 18th lest. The Pooneh hes on freight 8 packages specie value 165,000 i., also 6 pecker* valuables, and 2,022 oachsecc cargo, incladicg 1.755 balm raw eilk, vane IV4OOOI. Alen the mast of Portugal the Posask experiseeed strong gales from S.W. to N. W. sod thick hazy weather, across the bey herd northerly walla, and up Chasm' lists weather. ' Her Majeety's ships Assurance, Pates, Oookstrice, 1 Hibernia. and Beteepinea, were at 11alta. GIBRALTAR. Om 16. The pleura °hasp is the weather appears to have bad • berie6cial effect ea the public health. Cholera has sow nearly diaappaared from amongst the entire populatioe, civil and military. A great improvement m also reported in the public health of Sas Roque. The atmospheric chine asare to have been equally henehota to the Re audits sefthbourhood. According to private letters the deaths hi Sarno from cholera are estimated at about 50 a day. The follewbg British yeessis haw k snived hen :—Os the fltb, Memos 'IMMO. 6 da)e om Liverpool ; 10th. steamer Delta, 6 days from Southamptoe ; 11th, steamer William Co t 6lda a from Carib! ;131h, skewer lonia, 71 days from LivmPral ; and steamer Messins, 8 days from Powwow,; sad es the 16th. beirathis Haweedak, 17 days fresi Liverpool; sad bark linehantrwm, J 0 days from New castle. The British brigsatis• Remareb, from Tills/eel d o hitonio, with sulphur ore for Liverpool, put in bare 611 aight of the llth, kooky _. Her Maieseya ship Presets is to the Iserhass. lo rfi r, ehrfs s a t ! trst: 23 —? . a ; Leeds", 90 Yaneillea staye ider.lie 491; . XII*, 8 days' sight. I to 1 die; Cadiz, 4 dia ; Malap, I db. ; 11•4* par to I ilia. Theo exchanges are eosallsa, PARIS. OCT. 22. INDIA. By the arrival of the overland mail we have Bombay papers to the 29th of September. The fol lowing summary is from the Times of /edict of that date : The Beni:maim and Orients' Company's steamer Behar, with the overland mails of the 10th and 18th August, arrived at Bombay on the 11th inst., and the Malta, with the mails of August 28 and Sept. 4, on the 27th inst. The Hon. Mr. Maine, member of the Council of India, arrived is the Behar on the 11th inst. He was the guest of the Governor of Bombay, who came from Poosa to receive him. The pesos negotiations with the Ithootan envoys having proved unsucceriful, hostilities are to be re sumed during the ensuing cold weather. A rebel named Anundeedsen, who took an active part is the mutiny of 1867, has been tried at Cawn pore and sonteaced to transportation for we. The Bengal Asiatic Society baa suggested to the general government to have the cave temples of India photographed with the aid of the magnesium light and Major-General Cunningham, the srcha,o logical surveyor: to the government of India, to whom the question has been referred, recommends that grants should be made for this purpose. The official inquiry into the conduct of Mr. Vla:deri, the pilot an charge of the cooly ship Eagle 8 which *as wrecked at the mouth of the ea r uthol on the tb alt ., has resulted in his dis miasal from tb service. Mr. Jan un Wassoodewjee a native gentle man who has filled several judicial appointments, has been appointed a judge of the High Court of Bombay, as the successor of Mr. Justice Forbes. Captain Goalarte, the commander of the British barque Harriet, has been murdered by a Malay :sailor on board his own vessel in the Madras roads. i An officer of the Inniskilliog Dragoons has drawn forth some severe comments by assaulting with a whip or cane the agent of the Bombay Bank at Mhos*: Lieutt-Colonel Campbell has been removed from the service in consequence of his mismanagement of the detente of Dewangiri, in Bhootan. He will, however, be allowed to draw his pension as a major. The landed property of the ex-King of Gude has liden escheated to the British government. Captaii A. G. Remington, who turned a Fakeer, has been escorted be • Lucknow, where he will be tried by oourt martial. It is supposed he is de- Cattle disease hu broken out on the Neilgher ries. Government intends to institute an ingniry into the nature of the diumase. Obituary.—assistant-Surgeon Montague J. 8. Perrean ; Lieutenant Franca J. Huseard, 94th Regiment; Lieutenant J. K. WCatudend, late 34th N. 1..; , Mr. P. Green, sub-magistrate, Cochin ; I Captain Adam Ferguson, 42nd Highlanders. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) 1111810. ROYAL ENGLISH OPS/tA, COVENTAARDIM. The Royal English Orin Company Mee nada s yea auspicious beginning et their ssooed mama. Mak performance on Saturday night of ea Zegilel melee of the Africaiwe may well be called plead, &edits rereptice wee, to all appanage,' triumphant sneers. The theatre was full to overflowing. and though ti I ausoan to distin guish whet is real from what is spwrievin to the eletweseter does d a Zed night, yet ea this measles the applause from ell parts of the home had the ring of stediegredele We believe it was deems, and there me he so doubt that it wee well deserved. The menage* of this company did a spirited act in secrailig fat, no small cost) the right of producing Mitylehissles great posthumous work on the Enghda at et thin when it was quite unknown to du geniis; sad they l hies produced H toe manner not interim is say reaped to the way to which it was brought out all orut 7taitre elege—tmur Weed, in many rawest% on the stage of the Grand Oplea. By their judicious arrangement with the management of the Royal Italian Opera, the English Opers Company have had the command of the resouross d that vast esteldhlr meat—the mageMent orchestra, sot asedled by that d any theatre la the world ; the lamp sad well dieddtred chorus Lthe Ash mid beautiful eseamy and dmasaticese, sod all the " &pollutes* aid mom to best" aesseemy fee the due completeness and brilliency of a peat dramatic spectacle. la so far ea their owe labours are coeconed, the directors of the Paella Opera Company have done all that they could he remonahly expected to do. It le, laded, to be receded that the greatest d Boglish Mears skald sot hold a plats on our chief English apses doge ; but this is not the fault of ea I ma nagement, for it in well known thet his onion meld not have been obtained (could they have been obtained at I all) unless upon terms whisk mold sot bent bee peadently agreed to. We are far from blaming this most scoompliahed artist, who has a good might st, to employ his talents to the bet advantage ; sod a similar remark may be made with regard to Mr. Smiley. Bus with the tampion of these two, we do not think that the whole range of English vocal and dramatic talent could have furnished a better company than that winch now belongs to the Royal English Open. The Afriatitit has been cast in a highly satisfactory manner ; end the excel lopes of she individual perforators, not USN thee the coat. pietism and splendour of the easemble, contributed to the meow of Saturday night. Salim, glue heroine, was personated by Miss Louisa Pro, who had a most enthusiastic reception. The iioniamadoes from every corner of the house were prolonged for several minutes ; a just tribute to her character sod talents. Her Indian attire became her well, though perhaps her cow pie:ion was too European, especially when compared with; the dusky hue of her fell ow . oc untryman, Nandi& Her acting was full of intelligence sad feeling, and she I sever meg with greater brilliancy and beauty. Her I triumph was shared by Madams Sherrington, whom lees was altogether charming. Her fair and thoroughly Sam couctstance was not that of the WV:wowed Spanish 1.4; 1 but this was no drawback, for evert in Spain itself the blonds is the favourite type of heist,. As as actress she bad little to do, but she did it well, while she warbled the Ladd made of the part with delightful facility and grace. Mr. Adams did great justice to the weak and ungrateful I character of Vasco de Game ; be looked the part well. acted with grace and spirit, and map with more war power than be had ever displayed on our stage. ' Halusko, the real hero of the piece. was piloted to Mr. Lawrence, who matehted It admirably. His fine baritooe voice has gained both in power sod quality, and be has pined Movies in getting rid of his exaggeratioe of mamma. He sow bleeds srociallusem with fore. sad enemy, and promisee to be in all respects a first-rats performer. Mr. H. COCTiII. as Don Pedro, the president of the Conseil ; Mr. Duseek, as Don Diego, the father of toss ; Mr. Ayes ley Cook, as the Orend Inquisitor ; and Mr. Patsy. as the High Priest of Brame, all acquitted thorned,ss ably and eacoreshilly. The dear and meetate maned In whisk the shorans and coricrerted pieces were sung showed careful preparation; and the superb instrumental orchestra we. more superb than ever. As to the gorgeous Mile en scene. it was precisely that of the Royal Italian Opera. On Saturday a crowded and infltimitial meeting was held in St. Andrew's Hall, Nerwish, Se consider it - '.510100,17 of stoppes all faits sadmarksta Norfolk f litierleß The Earl of Leicester, lordlientenant and anima thobpressat wee Lord Soodes, Howe., 11L.P., Lord Seßleld, tie of Albemarle, eery, kr. O. 8. Read, M.P., Sir T. Itmachamp, illarte, he. The Earl of Microns, is addreeeleg the meeting, timuseavin gape ed would so doubt cacesion to all g nessavedeace, bat he thought the meeting would some the seselmies that the evils whisk were likely to arias a net le be empared with the eaters lied disastrous whisk would probably 00006 if the markets wan : spm. As Norfolk was mainly dependent nem leal Neaten for the bred 'of its eta*, patim being ins tato the county mea ledge paratively few Whig red it, ha thought that . bed eel hese for the wise Maslen arrived at in August temporarily suspeedieg purchases is Illoritich market, the precautionary eimisares ben takes, the county c. probably have anfeted more from the disease than brim, my otter musty is England. The resamption of purchases is the third week iw lepeemher tad bed the effect of die -tribal* the deem throughout the me nn ty. lt would b .for the imatier to lecesiffir albedo* it '.lvoeld not be the wisest coarse 1110/11 to elm the markets, Although a prmatio• might be takes to mount, the dame • Mg be feared- that fleet Sae se We we should a to periodical outbreaks ; he wow* er' • .I: • Lreitesisery sum Stro surgeon and apse his brother farmers asemity of their miss sew martian to fist for at least • ponies of the beasts attacked. isp.that offer the dimes bed beta Moiled than It, . few emetbs it wee isawable wee unworthy of the safeties tit Met 'Omelet age, and to medemn every beast I which wee affected was, is. his °vision, • most asjuatffiable . eacrillo• We wanted to know more than that when a beast was affected it mairbe ooadirmasi to die ; we required to know what were the remedies to be applied-{beers bear) — and if ander cent% eircametances the ifs of an mimed , could set be saved. we wasted to have an opportunity of shiaghterhig it wbils it wee fit fee hams feed. To the mm who would find a remedy for she dimes sofficieat glory would . gee r; bet be (Lord Iraceiter) would be happy to the dismal of the corschiltkee of the misty am dation • piece of plate of the value of 1001 to be gime to the first man who, in their opinion, was able sacceadally to compete with the dleeme. (Oheers.) Sir T. 13saccitaur moved the lint reeolatieu—" That to the opinion of this meeting it la desirable that all cows, bedews, bulls, bullocks, oxen, calves, sheep. lambs, goats, and indite should be excluded from my market or fair to be held la this ooasty mail the 220d0l Deeembee text." The Earl of Auteutsts mooaded the meohation, which was pat sad tarried. Mr. E. Howse, ILl'., mooed That • manorial be sent from this meeting to her ?dainty's goverment that powers be gives to the magistrates to petty passions to provost the imponation into their respective districts of any imam from any district which they have mem So believe is ie. foetal with the cattle plague." Major HAM, is seconding the resolatios, which wee car ried samintotaly, retailed the tact that is UM the three rest agrieultaral societies of the kingdom mat reofeseat Simoses oat to the Continent to investigate the dime" It Mansura frees the profeeser'e report that the measure new ' proposed was me of the gamma adopted os the matteseL t The Mayor of Holmes maned the meeting that the . einem wad eutherilles of Norwich were anxious to do every this(' is their power to step the progressed what wane met : grievous calamity. (Hear, hear.) royalC. 8. READ, M.P., a member of the recently appointed ossmiseitse, reeved a wets of thmice ha Lard Leicester for kis conduct is the chair. The bon. centimes enema kin cordial approval of the objects of the meeting. Aissismss. The idaidenhesd district inspector's Most showed , that Woes the last meatier, at which time 33 tattle were varieties from the dime), .24 salmi& kid bees allsolted, 21 died, sad 11 recovered. These enemy sign of the &ewes among the sheep. From moths( report it seems two , guineas (me sheep) bed bate attacked, but had not died. The resorts seem thus mote fasoeseble, the samba of er ouvimiss ban • 0 1 0 .ursjrilig. The etwatere is the &wrist , referral to we 21 de and 11 reeoveriee—over 50 per mat et secoveries in swepartieit the deaths. At Oak* , froWl. at Kr. Johmerd'a (si Wieder/4 lens, Iwo bosh woe bed oecamd, a cow sad heifer bavwg died. Si Wes day week there bed bare we freed ewe at New Lod" the wadies* of hie Fassideeey ,Behr aff 2 i•flA Thud ' bad twee ce• death, five asittude haw* reetwared. At lir. Hall lay's two bays recovered In the week sod ow • bee dirk • Dung& At the Bucks petty eeetiona, held at Langley, a deputation of rollmop &Wooded the court for the par- , pow of obtaisin • toodf6cation of the prohibitory seder of' ' tho tnegistrates winch parented cattalo being sect to the ' market at Slough and the *thee nnisketo sad fairs in sko , bet•dred of Stoke. Their desire eras to be enabled to sell fat stook only for toe butchers. Bowe diansesion took pima Nr. da r k the avaritrateri shah, jeaduead a Weer from the dark of tbe peace, cocks* a oomeausiestioe from tbe t Home Naeratary, refer Insfhrmity of settee by the tamisseeiel boobs% with a view to the offestual wassetee et the powers conferred by the orders in asuacil. The Anal . 000ndeettioa of the subject was, however, deferred. Mesh. • We regret to find that the plague has reached the . oily of Oxford. Mr. William Bosse, dairyman, radifmgos is • the meth part of Ozfeed, loch kat two Sue beasts, end hr ' 6,4 mon E l with the disease, sad if Oman sot better this El= morning they are to be aistmed. The government . was at Oxford at Saturday, and saw the cows, and at the ingest masa of Mr. Rowse, who thought he could MT, than, allowed him two days to try to get them better. • At a me eti ng of the Cate, Plague Association for the dis trick bald on Saturday i the Clethelichamber, Orford. ' the mayor ansouneed that the Ostalsmarket Committee had that day &aoudad to dlatontinue the cattle market for this meet& sad the sicond week is December, but that it maid apply to based rattle wily. TM LANDO* or 10611106 CAMS DI TIM POST Ol Letreeth A deputation froth the Poplar district of the • Bard of Works had an interview with Mr. Babig. M.P., the Under Secretary of State at the Houthoifice, or Fridar &fathom, for the limas of obtaining some alteration is the prised to of lad* foresee cattle at Weak wall sod Mein them through the streets of that antics of the , instropolia The deputation., width was introduced by Mr. C. S. Bathe, M.P. eassided of Mr. Edward thileuma, filii. ' Henry Edgoundia, Mr. Robert W. Sharrard, Yee. C. Hoare, • Mr. Edward Spumous, Mr. Philip Edinger. and Mr. Cheeks C. Oseley (oil* of the bead). It was stated that a manorial eery aucontoasly signed hr the iebabiasithe st Bl.cbwafl, Poplar, and the neighbouring district of Blom. ley. had thee preesited to the Pothar Bard of Works oom thening of daemon animate eriaing ban the premat mode ' of landing foals* settle from the steamers at Blackwell, sod drying them through the streets. A large patios of the 0,4U4 1,1114 healed at It, Bnisswiok-pier, where a somber • el prase won eradeatly panda( either on th eir way to the Mask w•U railway stabs, or from the river steam boats. Several slimmers deo discharged their cattle at Brown s wims/. la the same thigithombood. and the large amber .4 worittailtie entthed tithe nuteerate hatorim on the Isle of were p s i to serious theoevealeace by the reaslS, especially at the barrow bridge at the therms, of thew Waal ladia-dock, being blocked up by the discs of Wads. The • cattle were drives through the etreete prinnpally on the . Saturday sad Raeder, and erring to their heated state cos. niquart on the as Meant attesding their babe', sod being hurried on the raid, many el than were nally oath for the market, and oug to be slaughters& It wee suggested that this stets of Wags oral I be' remedial by tits cattle being WNW lower then the river as the Ran marshes. At Themes Haven there were . facilities for diseherging cattle steamers, and shortly there weald be similar sersocoodatioa at Digediam, whoa some dohs were being famed, while the adjacent marshes would afford ample grazing ground fouro the oxen. The LOB4OII, eat Southend lialirea direst conethakatioa from thosephiees is the Wile Merkel, nod the outman el drivhsg the "ode thrpggb the anima could thus be avoided. It wesAmped that the Seretary of State would cause some altershiss is be made ki the premed mode of landing the • fordo cattle and seeding them to market. Mr. Galician, ; Mr. Mdgcsmbe, sad ether matlemee, Xavier made some m onks apes the present system and the great in ethamissee espenethed by the publio, apseedly es • • Sunday, by the alas being driven through the etwases, Wt. Bering Inquired whetter there would be soy objection to fonds( a market use the whams for the tale it the facies castle. Yr. Coleman laid some difllaulry might be experiential where the business of an old cattle market was istereeted ; but is 40010 suck a market was mean weeded, loam f4SISS• would be willing to eater lea the undertaking. After sane bother knit. diamoicie. Mr. • Berle' said *at what bad been urged es th e abject should have way esethistatiso, cad be wadd‘COMlOUDiallb with the COMMAPAPOS/5 of thateam, and the commissasess pales, with a view of sacertaieleg whether any alteestios in raped to the potheat lobe ear landieg the cattle sad driving tit lea thesegh the Weds to the market Goal& he effeeted. Batroszn+ DISCOTIM ore N PLAXML—Tbe vertiur of ibs 191)i a-- At 7011••;•• disia z i ts di sievllOser• yastss&y Ass. 0101• It 11 sfelest • .p.r.--tr2(3. Vision sisAas * •am liars DS skid ltelf.psst toe mm A . t Wass lid• sist d tits Walls ' asso r rail is siSerisi Is sighs sainailaW Jimsrl••• &saw sk t Tis• . ainliell. sad fa. 4141010 i ehow - • ._ IN EwsrArz lit 7. . 4 i i,„. fe:„ . . .., 4 . ~,, .. t44'''' -- •..: -. 7"..4.. tit. :.. ' 1 .4.1,-,., ; ~..., .: i to - . S 5 a.litlX a orfoU4ol'l,l t , ; , .: • • . 0 :10 • ' , ‘l.lOO e/. i i.: ~. t • .l• k, IL ~, ----.60-.04.0.•.r.;...."0.01 . i s . ETWCITIINf j Et • 1 - THZ CATTLE PLAGUE. i I 1 • 111111OLL. . Mayday • crowded and influential meeting . i in St. Andrew's Hall, Nerwiale, Ile consider the lel of stopped all faits sadmiskese in Nodal See . wet. The Earl of Leicester, loollientrnant, pre' , t 1 antosi thcessressat win Lord Sondes. tr. E. ILI',, Lord S*4d . de B i d of Alnasisrle. Lord £r. O. B. Read, N.P., Sir T. Neauchamp, Major Li of Mice/ma, 1 wfdressisig the meeting, said we proposed weal no doubt ire nylon to all great dew% bat be thought the meeting would come to dodos that the evils whisk wire likely to arias were OS compared with the damson sod disastrous laws would probably 00006 if the markets were Wass As Norfolk was mainly dependent epos ft- masts for the 'apply of its washy and portico Deign in 3 tafo 'lively few bobs an It, ha thought that if it \ . 11 i hese for the wise dailies arrived at is August for 'oily sespeedieg parakeets is 11 7 orrich market, sad audioaary measures then Oaks., the county would ly bows earned more from the disease than perbage , ;sr empty is England. The resumption of purchases third week breepeciesher tad - bed the effect of die- s, . the dhow throughout the eounty. It would be mesting te lioneilar annothee it 'Would' not be the • course win to aloes the wham. Although way tins might be takes to prima, the dime* spread- . feared- that Nam tine se Wine Ire should be Bable Sealed outbreaks ; sad be woul¢ ri_lvdel harm' , its4Meill surgeon and apse his brother farmers the to severity of their ties NOM esartios to dad a ' • y for at least a portioa of . the besets attacked. To tat otter the Magee bed bets unwept these for a - , scathe it was Womble was unworthy of the Mama. Ogrosiz U, I Lim. Natio 19114.16 T. W. W N . .W. 1211- K.N.R.K. : el) O a' . : ibittbres lath . 4rdros;il .. . an 41' ILL N.W. b ... I Oreamitai•A 111 411 SW. 11 24 .1 . . L. 10 t L 1.44 1 Valentin Cape Clair limbo& • • 111.13 46 N.N.T. W.S.W. as 1 1 Payboa NIOI 47 SAE W.N.W. • 1 timataaco Snit Vthtati 1.16 N.N.Z. S.W. •0. 4 1040001 1 7 17, 9. W. W. to 0.91 4 f , ra oassw enith : a ll a l a l.. z. 1 1. re 1.00 $ tortascoil... 40 ANA. Z. •to 19 0 S IA 06011 A 44: N.I. E r 1. MIMS WAS 60 1 N.L 1 B.W. re 1.16 - 1 brerbaronit 10.67 47t N.N.L N. et, 1 11114141 8401144;6 — .l I- -. — - .. CRTWTAL PALACE.--THE MACKAY GUN. —Theme hes just bees added to the curiosities exhibited at tbe Crystal Palace, a sew illostmtion of the relative qualities of minim and armoutplating. It consists of a sectioe of the target knows as "The Agisciougt," which has been sub jected to a trial of the power of lb. well.ksown (theo retically) Meeks' gun. The target rumoring the frame tied skis of an kontehip, * inch is thickness, faced with Use teams of teak, and 5i inches of armour plate, the whole fastened together with steel bolts. Against this LORD PALMIRSTON AS AN IRISH LANDLORD.— • was brought to bear a large wrought-iron gnu made by the A ooreespoodent of Saweeleris News letter gives the fol. l Mersey lowing pasture of the late via:oast as as Irish landlord : t Steel and Iron Company for Mr. Mackay, .. Lor d ' ,a m m o ,. bes i de , (me w, ems eight tbeeiee d of the weight of nine tons, with a bore of &12 lathes Ma seru in and around Dublin, where the tenantry did sot re. meter. This gun having bees phased at 200 yarde distance quire any fmteriog core, the most of the property being , was loaded with 301ba. powder, and a carested shot weigh. Wilding pound, held two large 'stabile in the County Sligo Mg 1671te., of the diameter 8 1.1.6 th inches. At the ant —one sear Benyseors, chiefly let to large farmers and gra• di sc h arge the shot went straight through the target and tiers; and the other at Cliffoney, taunted by small holders. I This estate, let to four or five middlemen. at the expiration pundit! yards beyond it ; the mead did the like, pawing of the lases, on the deaths of William IV. and the 440 yards beyond; the third pawed 298 rids ; the fourth, King of Hanover, was found covered with a numerous 1,475 yards ; and the fifth shot, 384 yards beyond. Of the PordaslooL,lriali exorbitant resi&_e_.llao loldablia. while effect on the target any one may judge by permed teepee . Il i " as.'"""° or 81 years' Was. ''ln'ecillat. farms, to 44 lion of it at the Crystal Palace. The shot eat dean, and posi. repreessitatives of the middlemen, set the rest of the estate , to the subtteauts at wit h or use third of their previous tive l y Mal Wools Ow outward mom** through which rests, doing away with the ' rundle ' or ' common' il slanaa's to base Pawed soaily i but whoa ll naked the erten", sad giving each tenant hie own holding. The 'teak and iron-skin its effete wee like that of a diell—botts estate sea squared 'without use eviction, all wishing to go to writhed sway. timber an d n on " s h a d, tam, wombed. /umiak* gettieg free pumps. with permission to sell their re ef into splisters, and battered down—is short, the woos. rattle and grain, their arrears of rest forgiven , and • sum bowl of oesuesues might be eehmeem e ef— giving of moue ' , according to the number of the family, on land. •P••• an adequate idea al tie Japed of the dentist:aim gassed by log. A story is told that when his agents, Messrs. Stough' __,_ ii , be , e end most resisting material, sod Ktemid, had arranged for the rate of passages, his lord. . this mm " . "' m . I • ° g m that have yet been weed is th e construction of nes sk4ie. ship wrote to the shipowner that if the rates agreed epos I would sot allow the Wet treatment sad food on shipboard to 'LOYAL PRESENT OT PLAI"THINGS TOR 81CR CHIT.- ' his people,' the cost/act should be oncelled, undone made AMEN . — The —The little pallet under treatment In the Hospital to treat them well. Os brio' informed that the nurchaet wu foe 5 l oh Child's@ I. Cowl Costoodsawast hays gall Ws content with the peke, he replied. to give ' a tumbler the objects of her Majesty's kind and thoughtful mined. of hot rum punch every Sunday after dinner to his The hearts of them 'offering little ewes , were lest week peoAle,' w hy& ear canted out is lAN e aa four s hip s ; gladdened by another present of toys from the Queue. A but *a being recuastrated with 07 the clergy that this was lareerispeaws full of articles siMed by her Mvjesty am a bed exempla he ordered the shipowner le the other yes. 'aim • for distribution among the shildres a:lived from' sell to give coffee and biscuit daily after dinner. These Cohort. These tots ere rives to the pities* who little traits will show the character of the man. On the Pala, Wm... sod aawrf them . lalaal whet the! .loass ala b o i C Cliff mei estate , which comprises surly the whole parish Pltes• 0. um Mall KW•e• to . o IX Mal •••• 141 ra ik e . of Aliandith and • portion of others, he settled on the perish . thus find their way into some of th e boles mad eareees al the priest • glebe of eleven acres, with a house that mut 6001., Paw in Louden and the ceeetrTt al lido hocitel ruches tor the use of. the guilts for ever, the respected on se t patients ban all parts of the las& pain the Bev. Malachi Brennen, who calls it . pelmar. I A GRATITOL DONATION: The liiebOMMISI . M doe Glebe ;" sad we ore happy to may that this gentle- Mister, sear Great irsnemith, 'have just see. 10& to Ad man will be 01111 of the honorary chaplains to the issousieg National Lifeboat Inetitaties. Thew Wove men have bees lord mayor. Be offered to the protestaat vicar of the ideal since I&3Bin their lifeboat. tweedy-threw times on up parish double the quantity of Wed, which was refused, vice, arid have saved 135 lives from feudal shipwrecks, bemuse a glebe was not built, but whieh Lord Palmerston ! besides help*/ to Wing four disabled vessels to Nohow. ' has kept for the next incumbent, being let ceily from year ' The lifeboat which Wades, rock noble work is now seek for to year, sad celled the • Glebe Lands.' We trust that his . further service, sad on Wednesday next she ism be pephieed 'amasser will awry oat his WOW' is this reageck Though . by & magnificent Dew li feboat, 43 feat long, ebe el the having so residence in Ireland, he could not be reeked as an ; working people of Birmingham to the National restitution. absentee, as be spent from miethalf to two-thirds of the : They had previously gives the society the expessp of the Cliffoney rental in bnikliag the harbour at ?dullaglimare, I lifeboat at Sttee. oe th e Liseelothire coed. A depretaihm, improving the estate by &village and roods. and *agog ' who expect to be accompanied by the Mayor of Bimini. bent and the pious wa y over 1,600 scree of blows', • ham. will be preasit at the Liana el theOsisku Blehose es sande, which effectually stopped their speeding over the Wedoesday. poverty. The tesset-right on this estate 'ells at 10f. to 1 nig GUN ACCIDENT NEAR GODALXIING.--AR 12L pee am*, hot the sensed .iit the meets mast be eh- I inquest cm the body of the deceased men Fester was to as to the purchaser." i mused on Friday evening, at Hasecuthe, where Julius ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, REGIINT'S-PARIL. —The lin- Cam% who was the moos of the eeddlest, relsetarily perieteedest of them garde,' wiliest° us ma follows in refer-' triedeeed himself as • witeass. He seabed mach segued p us to a pb foreithed by a correspondent which sp. while giving his evidence. He has hid the N n he shot with paired ia ow m a sk presios r—" I bee to be allured . on the day of the accident some emu or eight years, and it to correct the state mode is your ins ea ,WU perfect in every respect. He always earned the gas Saturday lurk with Warsaw to the cattle plague, said to I cm fall cock when game was being beaten for. Just Tam have destroyed two Woes sod three Italian Glade in these ' to the unident he pat the lemma doom to half melt. The truth is that so biome have been in this col. ' bet ea *see wen e a little *user of a sever to be beam, re r t d d . er for several mouths, sad et the three Italian 'WA., ' thinking it possible that • phemmies might gal sP. hal the cow Is is perfect health, rue of the two belle wee I again cocked the gun mid put It seder Ids arm aa rain slaughtered, as these animals showed strong symptoms of was falliog at the tiro*. The decessed was shoot four yards isfkonmaties of the lungs, the other hull dial from this 1 in frost of hits, sad the gee *Oll4llll is a atoned or two . mese. I am happy to be able to add that all the : afterwards. Is sower to am ......, (New said he wee rusinasta au is pedal* Width. The osiy animal is the 1 pm:featly enable to explain how it was that th e gsa irmit, eollection showing Wins of eichems is a large hoboes." I off. He wore • abottpush, aid pesdhly the slap might THE E•wfinN 07 PITCLEE.—The eviction of the , have touched the trigger, bet he felt sethieg. He. had Oremliegtse pi Irma their cottages was resented cm 1 esee/ed bo n g o = • lholla s od limas in aho u re way is P o lte i l , ll e Friday e t A N 4stamh eisoso r e est! flabreetth }sa eau ri we. ;, was ens the Ivy we ' slii . ..eilurSt em Ilie ' • 0..... freak ali ins the police is sue rioting should occur. About 100 'Aim. f Tutel a ge 01 assolowoosa. It Maned quite • MOW* bow mew, seder the commood •el Major Brown, guarded the i like Sun w•••_ •fr i hot the? 4• 2114 ail Wass at th e loolalloohn bailiffs, sad the mill were kepi is reserve is a large 1 tbs• th• amok wig Parody Wadeable'. The leg Messed Wasery. But except emus hootang, so oeo attempted to i • ••• 11•• el " seauma plialbs"sed ontWalMliheil= interfere with the deem of tin liw sad a oomillisrable ' P•ikr with Ow widow Gad hoar 4 1 do emzsol___,br ....._ __ ~,,,,,bar o f / m a im wen * et a boal. dark. Tbe *oar, i over 12• for their baud% the mmolliell minw:MPOir gm .60 9•6 pos•lea torts Willi's, 0 Ilia WO tbe foraituri, ' agoodiajLtbe i•que• ...- • • n _. and the *Ms had tip geo. sgsk , sffsda sgeggssiesg, Tax swims rustains..-bar4 ...,,,,,.... Wray familial are imolai of their awe eccont, and it is . sower& of 6,000 due mackerel were tes (land& likely Mai 11•• Oselioseti *SU - tor soinaeted without say 1 easse..ta oddities to about Dtiosibuid• a soil 011014.1. 1, tooth diagarbameaa. ' kIN WET post maim ..' a •', ":•• WISIDLY S.W. to 8 L, moder►to to strong. uosottiod. PBORABLIL 01 NORTIMJI IMPNIBDAY• COAP'f/. &E. to N.P., strong, with mulls, sane rain inow: S.E. to N.Y., moderate WOMB IC& to S.L to strong, tale at ifil to li strong. as times. letilsd. N.W. to C.E. and E., socrTenout. N.E. to S K. and 1 fresh to won, w i t h phrestoB.W.,strong, some rain. plasily. As mat above Lumen. As neat above. Northern.--deotland. Westem=lesland. Wales, and adjs . modes lion thernmEnslialt Channel and Bay at Massy. LastertmEastward . ogl raml and Naeth Bed