The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-21 00:00:00

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NORMA, de ,by the moat efactent Operatic Company in Landow, bieloding Alma laneell, Wabangtry, Scalene: Madame Marla. and atlas lltta-Baory ; Serra A. Al Green, spew% Beak W. Wtlllant i r . d Wiper Ttrell.— Saw BRIDAL of BRAM'. by the Tway and ears oasaisk Conrad, and Barfelque by the D'Aubana, Yeaare. Intrlait find Devlin; tbe Brothers Bt4ter !Wald. the celebrated Handbrfalt dawns . end sabre and available Said —MB RUBINO. QIWSZT SAVIOUR, BLESS US ESE WE GO. Iheshas Hyoto. Bedtested by perrolasios to Muss forded Costa Wade by: IL fours am composer of " Nowsr to nes" fa Oa.. tree tor 16 stomp& London : Robert Cocks awl Co.. New 3urilailmoMim6. W. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. EXPRESS ItiOM PAAl$•' MI LITELIitY SEASON. (Pram tits A tiissaws.) (tzunk'a mgcmia) -• ITALY. TBS-DllOll OF LORD PALMMOTOR. FLORENCE, Oor.llo. the list of forthcoming books not pet an alysed We Isnot add the foliowlag :—Mr. Bootle, is tee= " Curiosities of Natural History, by Preside ; " Over the Pyreesee into Stab / " by= I:7rad "Th e Natureliet VSOWART•ei Liam and Columbia," by John Head Lord ; "Pease on the Eve of the Gnat Revolatiea," hy Admiral Sr George Gather; " Harem 14. in Vgy stad on, Oeselnalematio," by The Lott "(Bob LA. el " hyJaha lupin ; " The His leery of the Amelia's War, * Liwat.-Coloriel Fletelser. Mr. A. Straus is gmesschg, " Lives dirties Mears,' by John W. Ks.ye • " - Millais's Illaisratieme : a Collection at Drawinp leeod," kg John Desna Mll ; " Family Prayers for the Cashiles Year," by Mary Altera ; "Los. dos Idyls." by Robert Buchanan ; The Jiteiga of Law ; lasays," by tha poke of Arall; Ben . lialosoma et a Highlaad PAHA, by Normiaa - Modeled • • Travels in the Savanna Provisoes of Turkey is Immige,by G. Muir Mee keozie and A. P. Irby ; " Alfred Hawes Resethrld.. "Iv Alexander Smith ; " Christ the Wet of the Wald. kg C. J. Vaughan. D.D. ; •• Eastward, •- hy Norma MaHood ; " Days of Yore," by Sarah Tyther ; " Fkmgtar Leetaima on ElaimaYla Sablatta." by SI J. F. W. nowea ; "The Werke.. Mausad the Families; ley F.. D. Maurieei "ilimaiede Ilosom," by the author et " Thenda Interiors. Morns Williams and Nertsis bate la ta. pre... De. errs'..'. " New Life of Jame " Genesis amid ita autlecesids," by lie Rev. J. Qualay n. Haw. Prophets.* Inamelated abode by Dr. Rewired ; " Dmemark to the Juy Iron Age," by C. Ragelhardt ; Rev. Dr. Dailbara's Whim of the " N.V./demos and Lelia of Plate r Rem Waldo Ramie* Clark's ' Oita:cos of Phytephi gt ;" W. Lloyd's " Christina t 7 la the Outman. ; "Duda ; or. tho Appeal a of the Old Teetememb," by Philip S. beeves y . . • 'a new rattans ideals& " The Amsmated Book of Common Prayer, ly the Rev. John Ramey Bloat ; "On Miracle.," by J. B. Mod* ; "As Essay GS the Sopremmay Question, with sartimelar semen°. to the South African Oterch,'" by the Rev. G. Z. Sam. Maws °Swahili eirs about to publish " the Pesomisise sad Pass ties of Medical Jurisprudence." by A. B. Taylor. M.D. • " Clioiaal lactoree on the Theatiliest Preeteirme of thie Limbs." by J. S. Gamy. ; "On the Patho logy sad Treatment of Diseases of the Joieta," by Helene. Costa ; "New Obwayaboss es to &rooters end Adieu of Nerves, and ea ladammation." by Lipoid S. Belo; " Clubfoot," by W. Aflame; "A Theoretical hr. A. into Um Physical Cams of !Odom& Dieseises," by A. H. Howe " A Prectual Treatise am Diseases of the Skin,' by G. Naylor; "A Treatise ea T.ey sad Cag iest. A ff eetiona" by J. L. H. Doers. Mr. Regimtts is pro. saris. " Bro we's Sport's. Tees is lain," by Capture Neat, 74th Highlanders. Moors. W. H. Allen art Live s of Um Englieli Oar. dins:74l2 - author of " limmairs ' et tin Coati el the Rage;ey ; " Life of Frans Schubert, from the Germ's of Dr. Kreesele von Hatboro, by Edward Wilberforeo ; " History of Ur Brink Empire in India, from 1844 to 1882," by Captain L. J. Trotter ; Celebrated Trials com pacted with the Army and Navy," by lb. Sechami Barks HEADS of SCHOOLS and PROFESSORS of A lam nal M SUPPLIIII) with panel o MAW far senoras, rotor= to be made over, di months, when a saw esisotion maybe Md. ler foram dc., address, with references to Robert Cocka and 41, New Burlington-street, W., publishers to the arneen, 11.1.8. the Primes of Watts, sod 11.1.11. Nspoteon Geoid Inmarmors has directed the Italian Ambeaseifor in London to express to her Majesty's government the profound regret felt by the King. the government, and the Italian nation, at the death of Lord Palmerston. (LACK BALL PABBEIGIIt LINE of !curis 'Amin ta_______FA----verzemi. free Ueda! grid Nov. 10 Nor. 25 MITROPOLITAN —Os MUSIC HALL, Edgware tjt.T.o 413 rpe 7. GRAND entitled the ami DRUM. at Pawlptis mad Wig le ballet attested Mena Her Itaisety's Meats% the diresUen of Madame Leslie. Names% J. P 77 3 . 4. 01.r . C0me aad watt smastai artistes Ineuiserairic Setactice. "Ileguare Costa, Loh" Barely sad Mach, b o o., er i tl, Boma With" hod idlis In November will be published, Woo 'PUNCH'S POCKET BOOK. 1. Illustrated by John Taunts', Chun. Keene, find C. H. Hannan Pumanollide. dd. neensireet. i Tames. 1 110111. 1------- 1 Long Lachlan/ 1.180 I LL. bias tQuancihnittalls MN isms taLLl4D.—Land .oalsra MO. to alas_ Manna. %Ka rfterpooll On fib .Legloaalliosseur MOO I. Lags Nos. II FLORINCS, Om 211:L The Bing has returned to this city. Garibaldi has declined the nomination to the Italian Parliament offered to him by Turin, and has recommended Signor Bottero to the electors. , Qrai. 112 9 d WW I MT*. b" yeset, and w og.. armed ar va in w reraftl= laswsai ppr - accoomeditl oo Aldralls toW E i gri .• Aweis ter the Nadi : sal T. Y. MAMA sad Co., lardsohaltatreii. THOR LEY'S ALMANAC. COFFEE, COCOA, COTTON and OINIZAL PRODUCZ 711111 OLD MAT= COMPANY of VINIZUELA (Lisattad.) Capital erieo,ooll. in 19,011 shunt of laila act lint tags. 9.190 sham. A deposit of Al pot Aare to be paid on application, El ea allot. went, and 44 dr manna aftsrvarda should any Duthie 1 - i; calls be required they will not tamed ill par share at • now J a AR/11131 1131113(MD, Bert IChattreattl. Jaaa r ras, LL l Wcto s it er talra.6 l :rol s. sta, armor* sad r _ , BottomLll Martin Tupper Mood, Zia. (late Britlah Omeal SR Memel hII4BCO (Director of the ladian Tea Conspany D = . - der. George iiirdess, Isq. (Firm of Macdnna and Co., Lo SS). Akar. L Siege, itail (late Ann of Syees, Breadth, dad 06..02r )• J. G. Wilma, Zast , Parstoerhall, Dagenham William Yearns. as % Comma, sad Pearl° Cabello (late 7111.4104 e et Mille Worild). Sarnia Tandem and County Bank. London and Branches. Leaden and Veneaosia Bask (WOW), 9. Tokenhouse.yard, lamo on and Caracas. SoilCrroati Means. Merl*, Oedge, and Loader, 4, Storeys phs, Westmlasier. 111110[111RI. Messrs. Watson, Cowell, and Bally, 1, Royal ischange-9 411 /d 9 and Stock Whinge, C. Masora Boalt and Smith, St. Ann'saquare, Iga:sander. Mama Stephens and Son, Dublin. Warriar —J. H. Bran, ray. Otaties-41, Ilireadneadtwetreet, Loadon. %THORLEY'S ILLUSTRATED FARMERS' ii ALIIANAOIroe IBM prlee sd. lghth year of yeadkarkes. Irked owns of aradall so_ will be ready ea N. eduarlay alma ''er lasisat. ENGLAND AND THE PAPACY. PAM. Om 20. 'TRW FROM LITTRPOUT. 011 victims TO NSW TOLE. TWICE A gs LIVERPOOL., AIFW YOWL, and rarIADILFBIA FIWI.OW COMPANY Wood OD .i.kbg OHO full-powee•ddo.bailt Iron Screw Stoemellikkl, 7i - eig tits Oilleit Soto e•—• 7 num uvzsrom. far 111 W TOIL CNA, Widesi_dfl. Oct IR CITY OF Ltilam.C4,_satatday. Oct 7i. LITT OF WA3IIIFOION. Wry Nov. 1. ja i every W•dbolafte, iodation/do Feedaie sad eatookoo. sms quelo tkoorll_2llnsesdre= 11. 00 °71 moo= Tad YwtV; "-- iroto•aecz• pdaleO. puma Inc • fall of cooked ter camas and tlitheltsolUstos kooke4 tos totem —Fut fottker n Is to awl tcrw, .11ACTT. wiuma , mms. usms. sOOKSIELLETtB should write to their Agents ter sespoty or TIMM'S PAIMINN ALMANAC. IHORLEY'S ILLUSTRATED FARMERS' A ALMANAC for MIS. sclabowledged by the Prase to be fhe dikewPwd sad bad Mamas ewer wooed. To be war of Bostsanars sad st an rsilw Published In Joseph nor*. Woo MUM, Thu, das, Kineacroes. Landow. The Gazette de France of this evening says 4, We learn that the Pope has rooked to establish in Inglaad a second archbishop* of which the see will be either at Liverpool or Birmingham." ♦USTRIA. visrTNA, OCT. 2O pas QUARTERLY REVIEW , Ito. OCIXIVL. Is published this day. OWNS' : 1. latillsh Cathedrals. S. The timbales Couipasa S. State and Preets of teal ettm 4. Poetry of heed and Lord L /be Education of the blind. Yield Sports of the Ancients. 7. The Osalean Church. IL Encroachment& of Raids In Asia. John nuns', Alhanissiesteeet. Today being the anniversary of the iii . sue of the October diploma, the Abendpost (availing edition of the official Wiener Zcilung) publishes the following remarks on the mession :—"Tbe peoples of Austria are once more called upon to eo-operate in the solu tion of the question of • constitution. We hope the solution will be brought about without arous ing political passions, and with due consideration for the interests both of the provinces and of the whole monarchy." LRD L INE — BAITER sad NORTH MILLIGAN LOYAL MAIL rriWiLaNns. ustssar , io sag batman LITWIN& and NV int. Yollt -Wen UVIMPOOL and BOSTON, We Boucle ships to INlllos to bad and receive end want Molt todis or c lef mesh ars IP So 101 l haat Ltverpook f igs et to recolva fa. meek: Wt. for NEW TOM galatrday. Oct. ft. CULL for BOSTON, Saturday. Oct. St nit:- It. for NEW YOU. flaauldor, Nov. 4. . TOM resoollgra and gooda for Nowa and Savannah, to Illoweetved at New York (subieM to the permission of the lied Stites anthorltka: on board the itaLS.I. Corsic► f+q►noory, fecluding dsraid • e tee and provisions. but Wad limes or liquors :—To Bain= end Boston, chief cabin, fil: wooed mink All To New Tort, chief cabin, MS; second aWn 818.—appli to J. B. ?cord. ILL OW tiroadetrese. London : 1.11. Curie, Bane, sad it Place ds la hoarse, Pub : 0. sad L pwas. tO, Jarasicsatreet, Glasgow ; D. sod C. if savor. grasdown .or D. sad C. Soarer, 8, Water-streak Liverpool. TIELTH of LORD PALMERSTON. 11 awl Last Maoists dloal ligeetske—Tnilliovotty — West Mialaterlal Arraftr u = et. liaid the DLIPATCE, oar Mild UK. 0111ae. THE DEATH OF LORD PALMERSTON. • AUSTRIA. AND PRUSSIA, VIENNA, Oar. 24 The General-Correspond/az of to-day contains an article on the note sent by Prussia and Austria to the senate of the free town of Frankfort. The article condemns in decided language the political meetings of the deputies of the German diets at Frankfort, and seeks to demonstrate that it was both the duty and right of the German Great Powers to put a stop to this agitation. The statement that a complaint had been lodged by the town of Frankfort with the Federal Diet against the remonstrance of the Great Powers is not credited in well informed political circles here. Should this statement, however, prove true, the Great Powers will certainly be able to maintain the ground on which their demands are based. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. —MUG. nos of TWA—The Netbscianda Stasnitmat Company's bird favourite simmer BATAVI TA, Captain W. 8111rii, win kireleumritk Mar, Blackmail, WIRT AVM DAY at n o'clock. • Mimi of Ms 10.10 a.m. train bora Yeschards.stmet Station. 1110,14 tams : Saloom. AA Im ; fora cabin. lia. ; intern Dakota Inni it a fan and a halt —Apply tit_C.IIArLIM Unisons' ▪ lerntAirCilee ; ark , raiLuns. GRA V II lOL jple rd Co.. BA Dunstan's-home. Bl DonMans..loll, LC. THE CHOLERA AT EPPING. 10311 EN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns ▪ wk . and Central Gercsany.—The North ptain German Ll A oyd's tsstclass screw .teasner SCHWALM. Ca W despatched front Bossetsdown re THrItBDAY, the fel Niw (weather patentair, ea no ma., ceiling at Brunswick Blekwall. for twaseepsra at it note.—Pane to BISIDSIt SI WM. retina tickate AS sad dl 111a —Aptly at CIAPLINV Mend Oece napnt-eareue, W. ; or to PRI LLI P PS, OKAY 118, anutis and Co— Bt. Dunstan's-hoe" ILDUSSltlanhilt, LC. ii... . COM A /L( GEN, MACHO zrak a ya od STOCKHOLM. M for for the above ports oo or &bo = D IL L IL extfl- . RA occoosolorlattoo for posoonsors —Apply to PHILLIP'S, RAM, rHILLLPPS sad Co., St. Htite's-bottoe, SL Da- 1 LC. aOTHENBURG.—The first-class screw steamer u OrSTAI , WASA. Captain C F. MEHL. via clear for the Soo port on or abut the Mb Inatut. So to followed by thirtriaelaas stamen Hu =vertu aocanntodatioa for pas- Nem — Apply at CHAPLIN'S Spirant Clke. Iturant-otrala. i.. or to PHILLIPPS. °JULYS . % mumps and Co.. St. Dun loratouse. St. Danitan'atAlA LC. lI~HE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIE R ot %NOLAND (Limiledl. la YAWS to the smarms Motels toe PROSPECITSES aid MS of APPLICATION for SWAIM of the NSW ISMS of ITAL of this Company, It is hereby notified that they will hi ILEADY till lITUDAT next, the Nth Inst. Copies of the kialf-yearly Report and Salaam-sheet can lam be had on appliestioa at the Company's offices - AIJAMD OWS, Secretary. 17 sad 18, CombllL Leedom, Oct. 18. 1865 RE CREDIT FORMER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND 'Limited). 'MCI IS HEREBY 01Tri, that the HALT-TIMMY UAL MEETING of tile CosaWa7 en be held at the Aeon Seven, Bleholegate Meek precisely idow, efor is TUGOAT, the Hi October, at 11 o'clock &at , the perpows of Redder the Directors' sad Auditors* Lerma sad InISO00• bet, and fnr aeclartna a dividewd. ibe Treader 8001111 of the Cceapaoy will be cloud frets War ily, the 2LA to Saturday, the 28th October, both days Inclusive. By order of the Mart of ALTDINIMATT., asaatary. U and IS, CorahllL Lando., Oct. I. UAL THE CREDIT FONCIER sad 110BILIER of ENGLAND (Limited). Capital £4,000,000, in 400,000 slams al CIO each. Capital subscribed, 100,000 shame (first, bane', £2,000,000. Capital paid u ße p se th rv e e Mad, reon (g 5 i. 100.000. per share), 4:400,000. Dtvidend reserve fund, 210,000. DMICTOWL the get Hots. JAMES 81 UAW! WORTLEY, Governor. MILS lag.. Merchant. &MO Anal Deputy illtlB NUGENT DANIELL, Eag., Loadoo, ilevernces. haw Childs, Reg., London. 119lians Dent, gen., Lae., Chairman of the Thames sad Mersey Koine Insurance Ce mpeny &under Dunbar, Req., old Broadatreet, London. Charles kEis, Emp lis i i aey q. d's. ttolphe Hakim. , Coral% London. WU= Harrison, (Mew& Young, Harrison, and Bevan), Dineter of the Thames and MOW, Insurance Company. board Stuart lane, Esq., Louden. Oats Y Neeboa, London. leery ?carnal', Beg., I.R , laimelleguare. London. thMai Bmi , h, Fag. (Wieser& asacriu Smith and Co.), Broadetreak London. beard Warner. bed, M.P., London. Lees White. Bit, M.R. Albert UsaM,. Rm.. M.P.. Managing Director. De kgra and Masterman's Bank (Limited). fines. Smith. Payne, and Smiths. %National Bank, London, Dublin, and its Branches In Ireland. lILICHOLS —Maws Newbon, Evans, and Co., Nicholarlane, E.C. Ineaneatir —Alfred Lowe, Eft. new 17 mad 14 Catskill. Landon. FOREIGN WOES, cheap and pure :—Catalonian stern. Ire ; Andslndio rod. 17 1 1. : Welsch. ldu : /bock Sherry, llia. per doses ; kiesaiciala ldu 64. Maeoo, Roussillo& 170. Ils. Hock, 21$. to Us sad %idling Bock sad Moselle, lae a dozen C gam Bran= eircen, lOs a do. bottles Laclede& Terms cash. 1111 soon tour deem Seto the country. DWILILD BOWIMEANIE sod SO B. Distglers and Imported; 1 11, husetreek bode& Established Erat BARLO W '8 PATENT CASK. STAND, a new am sorra/on, so miliairsbly coatztvisa NW • MU butt, as am smaller amok", may be reamed or tilted on it without Wow or trouble. Ito action It to imapalpmble that the sediment ler most limpid Bold by no possibility emi be disturbed. kiss tt,, 13., ta.. to suit it, f, sad 111 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No reubposs required. N. more let beer or tow wise. Pas te, Id azt= direct to JANIS InbLOW, .. p s t es tom.../ , tiaamlosbussa ttlit name awl Wares ass am awry uncle all olimesate Inuit/Arum iscravimpe yeti& IstabllmhollBlol. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIL—Tne greatest and Mod useful invention of the day. AGUA Ulm JOHN 008 NELL sad Co_ Three King-coert, Lombard *vet. London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the =llls pub marvellous Raid. which gradnally r edone the hair to IM pristine bee —no tastier at what age. Tbe die Axasrella ban wee of the properties of dyes oe the s attur. bcoefletsi to the system, sad wheat the hair Is once Mond_ one application per month will keep It In perfect colour. AIN 11 is per bottle, or In half bottles, 10s. ed. John Gomel! Co. lave been appointed perfumers to E. IL H. the IPrbweas of . 11 m—JUn N OOSNIELL and Co s CHERRY TOOI I PASTE is =Mario, to any tooth powder.—To be bad of all per iseiwelo=teLad at the Inasaladeary, 12, Three Kiaa-eoart, TEE INVICIORATIVE NERVINE ESSENC E Ile nog aemotilteally prepared and most powerful Buhl :, _ tonal ever Mtroduced; reetares to their wow caw*. 1:11"avtlona, oo the httegrhy of which parted Walt do• It ha sped& for &Wig of all kinds, sal tree lie set ii t many mbar logredieote, pepetnelod Meese at eat. ir k .P"... 0 h.lghly Itenetelal to the nervous and appageks. A--, Pt* bMae. er our mmotttles la ate for Oa Sete hews. Baumgarten and Co., Ilk 04011140,411114. W.C.. -- UNA. trearburchotreet. Z.C., lalitilln. The objects of the Company ere to paresis lands, or Interest to lards, to Venezuela, tor the purpose of mealion, or for the caltiveraos of coffee, cocoa, rotten, Indian COrn. tameco, at. and foe each other purposes in relation thereto as the Directors issistrome time tonne determine. wdpal drawback hitherto has been the want of roads and railways =dared steam conveyance : hut, notwillistaidian theme want; colUsatlon is being prenatal conducted by the planters, although the implements at their command are very crude and Imperfect : the rely mode of transit to on mast' bake. and the rates paid for advances of capital vary from IS to 30 par cent —the merchants who make theme advances and ex port the products inviolably esquire wealth is a abort petted . The Went lodLa sod Patna Saw Company, recently seta. blished, now runs Matelots steamers between Liverpool and Puerto Cabal 0. in additioa to which the Royal Mal Sidialllin via tia. Thomas bays restuced the distance with this °wintry to eighteen daysrailways are now tn course of construction. one from Puerto Cabello to et. Felipe, the ether hem Tacoma to the la czar. With these admatages in view, the Cowl* have greedy contracted to purchase two estatae. cantata,* together au esti tlai- mated quantity of about 10q,000 acme, in the pronneel 01 quisimeto and Cerabobo. which will lie contiguous to either one or the other of the above Huss of railway, e red situate about twelve miles from the important town of ti t. Felipe ; h• ore it le clear that, with the eddlelesal admatecre of proper implements. machinery, and eara I mos oaiy to cultivate but also to export the produce, the nodertaking oars a source of wealth and prolit rarelyt.. be met • Ith. The estates are of extraordinary fertility. Peculiarly adapted for the growth of coffee, and cotton, and other prostate. poemeaag mimed advantages for irrigation. a healthy and tem perate rete, and ere believed to cogitate the richest mines in the world. Tha sane:ate under MAIO aerie a the lands have been let to a Company tor a term of Oila mere se a royalty or mama of osatwenty-11811 of the gram rooms r feePece all ores sold by such company, after deduction Ike salad east Si carriage sad height : one-haft of which royalty will WIWI to We. Company :k le estimated that ore acme to the vase nn£3oo,ooo per saw eta be ex as soon meths rallg ; o being ocsearoccad by amok Com Pear. t vendor's Interest la the liW,OOO seem loclutlingreCroyalty. has been paranoia for £36.000. of each 814i00 will be labia by the mortar or his nominees in shams fully or pertly paid. at the vendor's option. In caloolatimg th e pronts likely to arise from the reale of say of the estates, there can be Dot tittle question. coneideltor the sominal prim at which they sre now purchased. that when the railways hi of ass mutable for the transit of the produce in pima of the mule tracks at manse used , that the pis parties win be enhanced In value many hundreds p-r cent., and will, therefore, give immense returns on the capital In vested. The Company le completely registered, with !bolted liability. The vendor guarantee , 114 par cent. to the shateholders for three we ea gay sum which shall be paid to him in cash for the pieviele. nimbi so allotment he mate, the &poen will be retorted full ; if a las number of shares is allotted than is applied for, the deposit paid on application w ill be applied, as tar as it will extend, la payment of the al payable on atiotment, and of the Pother payment due to six mouths, the balance Of any) being re=ito the applicant. led promeetases. with fun report from high authorities as to the vans of the pa n ? had by spplying to the Secretary at the Ofiloa tithe PORN OP APPLIPATION FOP MURAL To tha Directors. Maas to allot me abuse in the Coffee. Cocoa, Cotton. and Omoral Prodisco Fresbeid mates Company of Time:Dela iLlosited), for 'blob I pekes a deposit of one pound per share, and request you to minter my name as a ffbasnimMem for Dis whole or any part. !fame Address Badness or Pro.s' mks Data O II TFITB for INDIA. sad ClllNA.—Eitimstso, with detailed We of the necessary octet for mercantile and other appointments to latita. Chet or any of the colocim will be forwarded on application to TILK INNi and SUNNY cratilttem nett door to nontersMhooss , Baran& IgROWN BROTHZBEL-PATENT CHAIRS I_p 444 COUCHN. Barrack Tureitess. Trunks. Fortnum. te444, lc., u IM. PICCADILLY. Clialarms Mo. T.ONDON OARPET WARKEOUS: La WAUGH sall RON. 3 and 4. 0300136MaTIVICT. W. TIAVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, 6}cl. par lb.; parabas, woad pandas*, Is. SA.; Www. Is. WI. sad Is. 6d. ; bos British wax, Is. 6.1.. Inutiparant wax, la. Id.: Belmont wax and sperm, la. ; Genesis wax, In 6L ; brassie wax, la. ; compants, Bd, Id.. and ths bast, Imo. metallic for C ol as N i. waltaanui, 94. ; aw ; ban Colas all, as. Pd. par gallon : yellow moat. NW. 41 1 L. Ms.. sad alls. pet 112106 ; wetted, 48s. ; brows Windsor, Is. bd. par plain . Comm brown Windsor. Is. ; oldie Wlansor, Is. ad. basal. Is. ed. ; Atorrioe sod soad. to ow tar—tor sash, at IL P. DAVIES saa 6011" old sataNlibld wirabonse, 64, Itartherlana, Chirtng...vors. London. W.C. _ _ IVOTICR-LORD PALMERBTO24.-A POR- A.l TRAIT lately sketched troni life. by Mr. G. H. THOMAS, A. elegant, c h ar acteristic. and faithful. lithographed by WINTIIIt, will be published on MONDAY, October M Artiste' woof on Indla roper. 18 by M. 1 0 e. Od. each proof ladle. IS by 62, Oa. each ; ladle prints, alas 17 by IS 2s 6d. each. Prepaid or born the country slsould add Cd. each for pecking.— Im London DAY and DON (Undted), 0. Gatestreet, Raids, N.C. Price ed., MEMOIR of LORD PALMERSTON, K.G., de de. Reprtated. with numerous Manton, and cor rections, from the •• Dear Tsteersph," by L. W• 1201 1 0, M.L. lat. Scholar of Bain .ICollage. Oared. Bradbury, kraus and Co.. 11, BOUVerifb-strint, LC. ..11111 JASPER'S TENANT," THZ NRW NOPEt t DT THE AIITROZ nt Or hWit LADY on Monday EYS SseaECRET t to. ten SIR JASPER'S TENANT. "SIR JASPER'S TENANT. TOR NEW NOVEL, BY THE AUTHOR OT "ONLY A CLOD." to. Tift.6 Edition on Monday not. SIR JASPER'S TENANT. " SIB JASPER'S TENANT,' !BE NEW NOVEL. BY THI AUTHOR " AURORA YLOYD." tn. PIM &Won on Moody neat, SIR JASPER'S TENANT. ••SIR JASPER'S TZNANT' THE WSW NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR Ka rma •RY DUNBAR.' IC MU%es Moody mixt. QIN. JASPER'S TENANT. JASPRWS WANT." THZ 11W NOM. BY TN] AUTHOR OF "THE DOCTOR'S W 1111." so. MA FAHlue oil Honda Ant, SIR JASPER'S TENANT .8111 JASPER% TETANT," THE NEW NO BY THE AUTHOIR On • E LEATOWB VICTORY, &c. luw Edition on ?destiny ma SIR t, JASPER'S TENANT , , et d • ' ;A• .r I P, I F ;a Net m,s 4 4 4 ' , 7iii ..... KW BOY'S HOOK BY YE. per. S. ST. JON. This des. lel vol., a pacrL PEABODY. Dr the AatharPallor Crewe; ac. Jolla 11Sitwell sod Co, IV. raseetreet. DR SCUMS BILIOUS and LIVER 1 1 ., ..._ ..a wee r MIMI vIMMIS 827 "I mu lit. free no "Isla.l)l:7=wili Ito nun tunnel*, If el en war non and Inn confonfon nanfilks. fie. gindbon dinner of tleo nen ha. Tor bobilool or a landy . swirl arancloo. sad Si a purifier of they an truly onellon. NM Is then oPerattos ILIA k . ... i . c , .„h4 . t aktot bas tbey aeon sonelfk=er y d r ati u t d•Litt. IR Inn 1/1111andron=tereo. fad bi r °l°B6 I - II 111.. IL %Ar a b. IL Be "1111. alk Dr' E VERYBODY'S ,BUSINESS. a Mau sal Um ma pada. at. ta a avian ErOla with - Mann Lunen " owned ea no snap IWPORTART RISTORICAL WORK. TEL day at ail Lthaths; web., *nth We. WWI eft-. TT °FAL FAVOURITE& Ay The Royal Favoorthe of gaidand. Prow* Opals. and Raids. yam= di bodidlthada 'baba to do moth& almondt the nod doweakddaldoidadis ot their thin &WI IthOrdll add Co., at neadolasol. MISTING OT CONDOLINCZ AT ROWAY.—The in habitant* of Rooney hay* expressed • very general desire that a public meeting should be held then for the purpose of giving public expression to the deep sorrow which the death of Lord Palmerston has caused throughout the town sad neighbourhood, and the great general sympathy which is felt for lady Paluesnace in her bereavement, the Deputy Mayor (Mr. W. D. Purchase), in the abeam el Mr. 0, Dyett, the mayor, called a public meeting of the inhabi tants, which was held in the Tom-hall on Thursday ma ins. The Deputy Mayor presided, and there was • numerous atteedaase of the inhabitUts of the town of Ramsey and of the parish of Roinsey-extra, as well as of other surrounding districts. The proceedings having been opined, the Rev. E. L. Denim, vicar of Romney, read the following letter, which be had that day re oeiva from the Honourable William Cowper, detail ing the arressemesta of his lordship's (aural :—" My dear Sir,—l know that you will share our morrow, which Is see oars only, bat that of the nation. He departed ie pesos, without pain and with unloaded mind, though be was not able to communicate wield wee peeling in his mind. We prayed with him, and he appeared to join in it. He stated in his will that It was hie desire to be buried in the vault belonging to him in the cemetery at Ramsey. 1 purpose that the faunal shall take plan au Wednesday next, at 3 o'clock. I hope you wind, able to °Senn. lam one of the exesutors ; it is therefore my duty to make the amusements. The coffin will come down bo Broadbads ere Monday peeving, Pitrarilogl to the funeral- Will you be so good as to tell me whether you consider that the chapel of the cemetery sequins toles hung with black or thing to be dose with ill —Faithfully yours, W. Cowrie." The following was iteasimonaly adopted :—" Moseeralele and dear Sir.—l have bee* called upon this day to preside at I • nib& meting of the inhabitants of Ramsey, in this our I deep ailietioa, and I am deputed to beg of you the(avow 1 1 of expressing to my Lady Palmerston, at the earliest fitting opportunity, the sense of the profound and heartfelt 'mew whisk pervades ell clams in this town sad parish. We I feel that se Rooney was the birthplace of that great man I whom noble end active earner is sow so sadly and suddenly closed, and in grateful remembrance of all the good and kind deeds he has for such • long time done amongst us, we may vesture thus to express the feelings of every heart, sad, antkipatios the more formal coodolence of the mini_ cipal body, convey to her ladyship, through your kind mediation, our deepest sympathy with her is her sad bereavemeat.—(fitigeed) W. 0., Re-Mayor of Ramsey." Yesterday morning at a general meeting of the members al the Oxford Town Council, under the presi dency of the Mayor, hie worship made especial allusion to the event which has deprived the country of • truly great statesman, stating that in hie lordship's death one at least was takes front among us who had the intend of the entire community at heart, and asking the council to concur with luau ie a vote of entdolesoe to Lady Palmerstou, The suggestion was adopted, and the seortary Instructions were given to the tows clerk to convey a record el it to her ladyship at the earliest opportunity. The Duke of Newcastle was installed on Thurs day in the aka of Lord High Steward of the borough Retford, as the motessor of his lamented father. A ban out was given by the mayor io the Town Hall, to celebrate the event. The death of Lord Palmerston had prevented the Cbmicellor at the Exchequer from attending, bat the right hon. gestlemas rut the following letter :—"Chimber, Obtain! 18th. It h with extreme regret I writs to steams myself from partaking of your hospitality, is oonsequeoce of the death of Lord Palmerston. I had much desired to testify by my presence and by my voice—it you bad called apes me—my cordial interest in the aeradoc which is, I trust and believe, to mark the Duke of New castle's entree.), on a career of public usefulmes, to hie deperideete, his friends, and the oceumunily sod county of Nottinghamshire, similar to that which made his father so deservedly sod so pulousdly beloved. I. the discharge of soy duties which you and other friends may mania to him, or which &huh to him in virtue of large possessions, he will, I feel sure, be governed by the same high prim ciplem and the same inflexible aieglemindedness and courage, which have marked the house of Clamber dune( more than one gemerstioci. I feel. however, and I believe you will feel with me, that associated as I have been with Lord Palmerston, I cannot appear at a celebration DOOOll4- 0117 of a festive eharsoter, vibes I bare but jest received the news of so great a ethimity.—Yours, Ith., W. E. G LAD• MOIL —The Mayor of Fast Reared." Govinamiurr Issuaerics AND A witurrina— The following additional post-offices will be °pea. on and after the 23rd of October, for the receipt of proposals for the insurance of lives or the purchase of gone*. meat annuities , node: the act 27 and 23 Viet., sap. 4:1, and for the receipt of the premiums becoming due to the Post muter-General, from time to time, under entracte for the insomnia of lives or the purchase of goveremeart 'notifies, and for the paymeut of soy seine which shall became pay able by the Postmaster-Geuril. under the said entracte Albrighton (Wolverhampton), Alrewas (Liulifield), Bag bet (Farnborough Station), Bissau& Bromley (Wellington, Salop), Cambers* (Truro), Cetterick, Chard:Deafen', (Cur wen), Flint, Foes y (EL Austell). Goole (Howdeo), Hemel Hempstead, Hoddeedoe, Holbeach. Holyhead, Hoed's, Ivybridge, Kola-doe, Keyoshara (Bristol), Kirks Lindsey, Leek (Stokaon-Trent), Ludlow, Milton tilowbray Milton Abbas (Blaudford), Needham Market, Nortliallsrion, Northlesch (Cheltenham). Othham , Petwortle. sad Plympi on. Those odium will be open fur such porpoise daring ths hours appointed for the transaction of money order bruises'. A handbill containing the principal rules of the Oovernmeot lasursace and Annuity-elks, and of the Post-ales Savings Henke, has bees pristed for grateitions diehthetion, sad copies may be obtained at the aboascamed cakes. The measure will, from time to time, be extended to other post °Mese than those named above, aid due notice will be given et soak extessicaa If application be made to any post. master for the extension of the measure to MI oats. he will at awe report the eiscruesstasee to the eeeretart. Dr. Cullen bas addressed a long letter tattle an Catholic clergy of the archdiocese el Igablio on "Onassis' and Fabianism." Followieg the example of the Polo, the Archbishop damson the Freemasoes equally with Rib booms& and Feeiswe, sad eons upon Ide chew ellf.ms the law of exseionmiestios apiaat ell amebae at them Wan. Cues of THZ LONG VACATION.—On Tuesday net the " lees vaaatioe" at memos law will terminal, sad Hat la Cheaeley an the 28th beet. inn on ova onnsioni#Ll , PAILI4,7*"I trTIMPP .‘ The Mynas, whose statements 'will be implicitly believed by all the subscribui to $ monument to General Lanioriciere, and thais who applaud the Bishop of Orleans' hunts' oration upon that un successful champion of the Pope, says that in order properly to gunierstand Lord raloserston's °balsa , tee it is necessary to bear in mind that be held very high rank in European freemasoprr—"a fact which accounts for many of his acts what weald otherwise seem irrationeL" It will, flits it, bin news to the masonic lodges of London that the late Premier was a leading brother of the " mystic tie." That he may in the soiree of his loos life have got himself " made a meson," I think vay likely, for he was • tan who Wiwi to ass a little of everything ; bat it is eery mina that if he was ever a member ci • lodge at all he Intel I never a frequent attendant, and that be bad all his life a great deal too much to do to be an aspirant for " high masonic rank." It is, I know, true that there have been times whoa on the soalineet of Europe political opponents ci goversissee nook freemasonry an moms for assembling together, but the Pope mil the cardinals, and even the Monde, must know that in England the freemasons are a convivial and charitable fraternity, whim's essential principle is to stood clear of all political or religious controversy. Lord Palmerston, born and bred in a country where free speech is of common right, never wanted, and certainly never used, a mysterious society for the furtherance of his opinions. The Gazette de France announces positively what you probably already know, that the rope, *won the advice of Archbishop Manning, now at Boise, has determined to create a seoond archiepiscopal see in England, the seat of which will be either Liverpool or Birmingham. There is no doubt about the dismissal of the Pope's war minister, Mgr. de Merode, although the Constitutionnel thinks fit to speak of it as uncon firmed. The obituary of the day registers the death of M. Mslgaigue, one of the most distinguishe d sur g eons of Paris, and M. Rouvibre, a tragic actor of some celebrity, who, • few years ego, represented many Bhalcesperian characters on the French stage. That organ of fashionable intelligence the Gazette des Strangers mentions, se a piece of news interesting alike as regards the education of a prince and the etiquette of a pekoe, that since the return of the court to Bt. Cloud the Imperial Prince, instead of dining with his tutor ' has his knife and fork laid at the table of hie papa and mamma. The Bourse opened with extraordinary buoyancy, and, although the higheetprices of the day were not sustained, Bente closed with • rise of 25c. for csab, and 15c. for the account, at 67fr. 85c. in each sass. Mobilier rose 17tr. 60c., Comptoir d'Escompte Mr., and the Mexican Loan I. • wo win =MS or WIM susses. Sin, —Having read this evening an announce ment of the death of the late Mrs. Groombaidge's metier at l'hoydon, seer Epping, I as induced to seed you the following Mateinent, as it may in some mosenre MEd In lessen alarm, and relieve Weymouth from the suspicion of hasiog boon tainted with Asiatic cholera dories the period of the late Mr. Orounsbridges stay there. Very early in June lest the late Mr. Groanlaridge committed sot sad he told me he had felt unwell for the lest two years, that he had been temsbled wish indigestion sad great depression of spirits, whiels be said he am& sot at sli sement for, se kio circumstances were comfortable. and that be had made money not only by formioe, bat also by brickmaking. I found that he bad bees sander modloal tmallastiat frequently fee • year or two peat, but that be had only bead 'my temporary Relief. As the medicines I prescribed did not procums so much basset as I expected, I inquired pare calmly m to the locality of his assidleme the and water supply. He told me that with the ozoe dr pti ai r g n a little nis water occasionally, their sole ImYPIr was from • deep well, led thin the water misery lteA and made the Ms very disagreeable. I rennested ►him to losing ase bottle of the water on his next visit, which he did on the 17th of ions lest I found that, although the water via Piffeed7 hroPit had as naplassnat odour end nawisesen tests. inn* somata fee by meant &elegem- tp ;he , leabige hum the °suspect into the well. I banded the bottle of water to ift. OW, the siell.lreown operative chemist of Kingdom!, who, after examination of the new testa, stated to use that he detested ealphoretted hydrogen gat with • moldiest'', quantity of organic matter. Mr. Oreombeidge got raetopreseribe for his wife sod her mother. bosh of wham had been, to use his own expression, "eat of sorts" fee a long time. Comment upon the foregoing Mainmast is seedless. I advised amp to the esteem& They went to Weymouth. mom heck to Theistss to think impure water, their ormatitotions elhasbled from long ces tinned functional &Border of the digestive organs, sad speedily waccombed to the obelus when attacked.- 1 am, Ike.. THOMAS roitsmar.., Consulting Surgeon. 16, Beenvok-ternae, Biagelsed need. Oct. 18. Yesterday evening the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex. Mr. Alderman Gahm , cad lwlr. Sheeiff entertained. is aecordease with esenen, a An party at the hall al the Salem ' Cars eel. el which Alder man Gibbons is a member. ffasher laalities were afforded far the banquet by the wee st the fine hall of Ins compact, when la is every respect adapted for festivity of a Urge eosin sorb as norasterises hospitality of these impatient fennewenes. W YOSORTUAS of the company was pined at their disposal, and the apissolfr . ar of thr Decision was enhaneed by the noisy of the sawn and modern plate of the company, whin is estimated of the value of between in and sena thousand At LL ENGLAND PLOUGHING MAWitka.—Tbets matches ant beim oentisued with unabated vigour, and the remit rhos have so much improved the ocinditioa al the laud, that the dexterity of the phieghmen and the work which their ploughs are eligible of producing have bees more °emelt...comity shows is the lest =Mlle than was possible when the land was in so parched a coodition. The crack men from Mears. Howard and Ransonee's met foe the last tints in last weak at Weetlturr-ehMevern. in Oloweeetershire. Lod for the list time this weak at Chip stow, in Monmouthshire. The interest excited anion a very large body of agriculturiets at both matches was very rest, twirl to the best mee from see gem bevies been present on each ocewhoe, sensely, Parser, hem Bedford. and Berber, from Mesas% itaanome's. The work doge wee very first rate at each place, and in both 00•10 the champion prise wee won by Merin. Base=e's was, Barker. MAILANCHOLT DAL= or • LIMA BOT.—A sad instance of the imager %warred by obildres wasdaring away from home in the wweriami districts occurred in Weardale, so Wedseeday week. Os that day. two been beloligieg to Joseph Feetheestose. of White Hills, near lveshope Bare. Wards* went out to play. Ose of them wan mesa years of age, she other three years. Borne strange doge being near the house were followed by Mr. Featherstone's dog, widish the ehildres followed is their taro is order as Wag it bask. The eidlires west so to I= Moor, where they bosuns bewildered sad ros in a dense Inlet with& his hoe severed . these moor lauds Tat ZOOLOGICAL OAlDuL—O° readers will be sorry to learn that the cattle dimes bits Meat htoned its way into sod stacked soma of the Los miasmata is the above oollsotioa, as three of the Italian settle so well knows Re visitors by their extreme docility, presented by King Victor Bauseasel, sod two Woos haat already fallen victims to this terrible epidemic, sotwithelandlng the earnest elides- Toms of kb. Beale*, the Indsfatigsbie superintendent, to arrest He proper by andlag owe of the bulls immediately to a kneeler's to be sisaglitesed. It is muck to be hared that the dames will attend to other salamis in the prawn. The skeletons of two of the Italian bolls as being prepared for the British and Bunterias Ilessums, LORD Pemzierox AS AN Arraoe. —(From the eiscrina.)—Pretty early in life Lord Palmerston began to he mos tat much of a r 'Almon to study felt for many days pest. They were first mimed by write, mid Omsk - M e a d polii their punts about 11 o'clock, whoa marsh was muds the mimes ed literary _expression, his yes sharply fei, fir them. bet withost mix ere. The marsh was poser in the" tees mientel" then gang cc. The "New Whig anted during the night by almost all the inanimate el &aide," • gleams{ beldise, dinned Wiest the liberal tiPPo• the dale, and 100 or more men traversed the moos with laties. woe Distul,'. we baileys. written by Lead Pahuesekla lights until 2 o'clock next was but their search Sir Robert Peel, Lod Mr. Wilson Cooker. Palmerston wse unenceseefeL The were rimmed at daylight wrote • spar • ling nem el beater seder the title of "Report nen day, when the poor children were found make from the Trial of Henry Becieghem for ceiling Mr. Possoeby home, last on the borders of Lamers-memo% mi ca Trier as Old Wooten." This squib is very like the Harry den,whes. strenge to say, sher sin as mein eight of Temple of later yews. Brougham is loon ;guilty, bet mitt they fmnd the oldest boy alive, lying on the arm cif recommeadod to matey on the Pound of ►hie having vilified hie little brother, who wee dead. They had never omen the Prince Regent Lon Pelneentee else metnbeted • wandering untilthey strived at the place whets they were nen for re-arrespeg the Red.book on viands principles, hien. when the tenger by was so ethereal that be wee ietroducing the Lemma system into perlieniset Had be compelled to lie does. His elder brother tried to minket entlysted this inset of drollery be might mrhspe ben him sad keep up his 'Peri* telling him that his father swimd off some of Ceasing's laurels ,• but moiety end office, would be aiming to help them, which ennifeentions of woe too early in life, seduced him from literature, which affection an warp (to which wee added the brotherly sever grew to be asything more thee • toy to him. Some kW) were kept up eves after the moo child wee deed. The of his speeehes, pereenerly the speech iii dairies of his DoWBIBO-Britlar, OCT. 20.-The Queen has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant-Gement Sir William Feewick 6,111,,,./.7 WWII " bauted i bet "1"40 to 1.3.91.'"-- ftr a ll a Pa*. uud mu, 'if hie week's mad diePatehes. II Id. here peat aortic The mobile* would be gted to see kis Williams el Kers, Bart., LAB., to he liestianant-garereor *I the province of N. Scotis.-Gweette. ECLIPSES IN 1866. -In the year 1866 there will papers on the Rasters Questree, the Spanish Bents/ea, gad STRIKE Or PACKING Case Blnar.os.-Last night Wet. Suer Bum eclipses of the sun, cis., on Rain 16 td April tbs.:Mums . 15 both of which am invisible from Europe. The third Us lypterir ror EDINBURGH. -We understand a general meeting of the journeys's box mid sees .1. win take pine en Oct. 8. sod is pertly visible, es the sun that tt is intended to tang forward the name of the Right makers was held as the Albion Hell, OripplegetT e r i lacide will be When at the time of wisest. There are two Hon. Denman Dimwit /LIP.. lee tbe &Sae el Rector of uo • Leoposel from the employers reepectise • !nano° of the on , of labour. The meting was a oretedod renteens el the moos, viz., ea Marsh 31 and on Beet. St; the University of Edinburgh. which become vacant met opwerde of I.OOD owe b efes moso i . Hr. n os , .. the . . form , . . er , occurs meting ia ee._ ther morning . and .the tad monk oe the expin_ asoih ol the n C o teras iatmeg Uor of the av ant me t solar swipes will statutory term or primps appears W ai led ,. s ici troei th l ch it sir ivpmzia • From that e " •uNe the h i mi l . . A b Y 4 th. bour "" tarY in the M ehre vi7:_..._ "" ea 'a R TM erch . : 1762_...rabiriPe.wil."11 be vet . blii .. from a port of North in the Venally Gamier m the sekset . ef the dim of eclipse or me year is that of the meter :- The rector is elected by • penal poll ef the me trade were very Inc, sad very irregular, communing at `"°•"°`• ...'"" """."" u . six or ewes o'clock - in the monsing, and closing et 8,9, 10, ummu : an the ms ug l ush d l i 'baba° from E'sf4su i • trteelesed students al the u•i'llsatY• The second Saturday The third satires is of the sun ; vastest phone April 25 ; after the secomeneement of the inner sense is the day ap. 11, and 12 o'clock at night Tbese bog an irregular visible from Australie ead the Spathe= Oars& Tlefocuth panted for the nano% of the rester. The terns of nies i boars bed long been felt se • grievance by the men, an st • eclipse is of the loom. Sept fit It is total It Is Is. three years. The last elective wee as November 15, 1862. meeting held about six weeks seem it was resolved te . • seed in • memorial to the emplo ebout e i s i visible from Peened. The fifth sad lest of the year le • The next elenise takes nese co November 11, 1865."- ' partial eclipse of the see is Oct 8. It bogies at 26 Edinburg/ Gourmet. bet, requesting them to agree amongst tem:i3v m es and fix • regular hoar for oom envie"; aisutas dill 4ia th. alligs " . • -1)48 la 266 J3.ll4Urr Paommen FzehnoM OF LEI CIIT OF Gi.nonow TO MIL GLADsTONS.-At • meeting of the Glasgow Town and leaving work. No attention having teen pen ul t* this Cale ndar * memorial. nether me"' °I 0,4 moo wO , had is the Ditzlozven OP TNT INDIA, CHINA, AND Anwlsz- Oormoil, held se Themiley. the Lord /Yemen mood that ger ', p e n .4 the m emos me .th, when a 1 23rd .... Lutr Hasa 80 n owns, OCT. 20.-The Peninsular the magistrates emmimemk naive to leveret the free adopted manimenaly that, on end Liter the 23rd inst., the end Oriental Company's steamship Syria, Cairene Boekell, dole of the city to lir. °Wens*, se ea expression of the wo adm h o n. o f the trade s h o uld b. frees ai. th e am nia' seen teney with the snails fer Otbralter. the lifedtteers- high manias they newton of his abilities es • st= until belf-pest 5 m the evenert sad • *Mies to that effeet men, Bgppi, ham, CrYlow. India (emmpt Bombay), Mies, rad of his bemire to the mennessessit el the tear met to seek employer. This notice brought • reply lillaritoi. Cape of Gond Rol" Austral* end New Zen - Oaks of the Mated Rheims, sad ie the presentee eg teem lib . 1 . 1 ,1 0 ,ere• sew eierree to the co lb. o f the land. fibs took out 80 first sad 50 second el a te pesesegiss, free trade. From • letter which had been received from aim that the employers weal consent to the hours being smomet whom are Meager Seeley end Jes.., lieutenset Br. Ulvdetome, it of that the right hoe. settles's& f rom 7t e th e use tis tgi te the e y es reg. ad ti e d se Halo, Captain Chase, end the Rev. Mr. Clerks. The wee willies to seism of the gespesed compliniest, bat that further ooncessise we beards. To omoder this pew Brie tea out a general Carr• MA ea freight 65 homes at Wallet be dedilied ail Public festivity. The rilsolltie• meal was the object el lest night's mestiag. A hag arid valor 18.760 L, for the following ports. vim.:- was elopled. v ." = d ei ty di ee ...k., t o w, p l eoe . so d ... c heesy the g e l. My g le s e. jewellery. 1001. ; Madras. geld oho. 1,1151. ; silver 811131Itr'S Online.-Mr. Oommietioner EMT lowing resolution was adopted almost minimised, :- ditto, 11. 4a. ; gold i thread, lie., 1.5651. 7s. Id .: Celenta, yeelerdey hammed • great meat' et the motors Mat these " That this meeting re)set the premed of tee empleyers, "sr etie, zi l _, ,- : vela"- 1•" 1 IsirY• he.. SW : Beet wen men doubt es to their right to ma • perms who wee and imitate to the two Mated is the nodes sent in, vie, :- Banc &Beset um_ • re 1 1 • 17,. , 1001. : Milleellid..„ teivalasY. only employed is the City. Formerly this right wee very from six is the morn* swill helf-peet livele the menieg." 717 1 : Rebecca 9 1 1 . 5 ,2 1. worirYt 1,4 . SOK 7, aria he BOW. prepaly exercised ie assignees with th. provhdoso of ebe The inset of the above resolution is that in no man will go im 11 • 1 7. de. medal set of putiament gemorafas that mem : tea/ gime into work at tidy shop au Monday nionig sect where the Gamma tizzies's Lowlier 81mocm.--Uonersi October 1, the date of thi operaties of the sew set. the en till half-pest lye thee is not erleMed,_ end If the em- Great's longest mpseek was delivered oe has resent visit to plainties meet be of for eeforAm the order, of playas keep . M their resobities, about 1,000 men will be Batavia, Ohio (his hirthelare). It ins es follows:- the mart I. etrok mesa. lii ell mite el tide Ids& hie in cm strike. it is sot repeated ties the employers will "Ladies sad geetlemse II Mows CloznA l - r -llou are 01l bat Wetted the patio that they must be mend how yield withoot a stragle. The seerstery, after the main. aware the lam net in the bilk et speerbes. I they enforced the orders, es they mkOt be liable in asthma Lien bed bear amid, saeounced that the rammithre. is am sled that I sever issesed tie maim @postbag wise I wee fro damages, sheet& tima meet hem Met trriseleties. view of ire strike takieg place, did net m ats to pay the yoga& mid sow I sea old IWe eie emirs te heels. 1 bad OSTSTAR Pahttleo-lamidere Art@ esti Geisha moo for Wag idle, but had male arramements for taking rather skirt ant is myth* dm than in =skims • sperreh. Ina he podnemed at air ewes tab oat mid linn lam premise:J:2e City, sod eomateming beeineet et Aid ewe. ladles sad gentlemen, I erne rely my to Toe that name atta be lighted ep at auk. An addition rn An n g. ease, harlot( of support from army el the it allege me a very mesh plower* toget beak to Brows he limas ban regestlg teas wage .kg the nnlibtmen ef a large I/ugh/num shipping dem. This amemersemeet Cemety, where heybeed wee emPlehl earekTMONBBMWIIe A' mot Win ne. received eitll meek applause, and it wes remehed Merl 'The Create.. elf g rimy gays Gemerel il ke.. »mews . the sifts et har Majesty s ship g levy of 2s. fid. per men be paid on Saturday *knower& ungiewirs is et erroget is legiant, sod has paid visits se Aniesourt, sod was emperireseted epos lry the the ewertelive fend. Illemid. Leire.Bells. and Kai BOWL laskay gen et Ltverpesl. BOHEMIA ' PRAGUE, 0cr.520.. The mass celebrated to-day in honour of the October diploma was but thinly attended, the German residents and the representatives of the military and civil authorities being absent. Mea sures of precaution have been taken for this even ing, and the sailitaa7 have been ordered to remain in their barracks. AMERICA. NZW YORK. Oer. 12. The delegation appointed by the late South Caro lina State Convention to urge the release and par don of Mr. Davis has arrived at Washington. The Confederate Vice President Stephens, Messrs. J. A. Campbell, Lesgan, and others have been par doned, and their liberty on parole enlarged. The State elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi ana, and lowa have resulted in favour of the re publicans. The Witt trial will, it is estimated, cost the government 100,000 dole. The ship Emma, from New Orleans, is reported to Lave been abandoned at sea, with a cargo of cot ton worth a quarter of a million dollars, partly insured in foreign offices. It isestimated that 2,000,000 dole. of 5.20 Bonds will leave by Saturday's European steamers, in addition to 20,000 shares of the Erie and Illinois c Railroad& Gold, 1414. Exchange on London, 100. 001INEECIA W L INTELLIGENCE. NE TORE Our. 12, EVXMINO. Gold, 145. Exchange dull—On London, 157 i. United States Bonds : Sixes, 1081; Five-Twenties, 1061 ; Illinois, 137 ; Erie, 94. Breacistuffs un altered. Petroleum, crude, 38 ; refined, 65. Middling cotton at New Orleans, 52. of i --- -- -- - GERM-NY. It has been announced, on the faith of a despatch, that Prussia and Austria baying requested the Senate of Frankfort to put an end to the political agitation which had its seat in that town, it bad decided upon yielding to that request. The news of this acquiescence is now officially denied by the Frankfort Journal• Not only has the senate of that free town not taken into consider►tion the Austro-Prussian notes, but it has, it appears, addressed a complaint to the Germanic Diet of the menaces contained in the identical despatches of the two great German powers. orb