The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-09 00:00:00

' • . •t i . . . . . , . •-•-•t1 •• • . • V.A.) .1. MrIVO • aft allif rwr•srvim_ ADDITIONAL.I (TWOPENCE /,~ '// ~~ , fe--• ( • .- sr' c. z .. -., , ~ / rm. Arc •IhPre bail been • co a l nicus moat be q..t.a - btained a few da ja sine. rates. —The market om staid. Ere old ; Octob er t o 46e. 3d. to 6d. ; J en , a.," h. 47e. 3d. to 6d. Tow; 3d., wet cash; Asser e l m i to. 45. to lfre. 6 i . 4 . Coomi nut oil Ism ho w Moo made Mabee w t a ,,. 6d. lees fo r em' it . od =idolise, 40e. to 41.: r, 38s. ; SRO Lagos, Ltrhweey of tallow t o t ai i 13 we ks. THE BSI 11811 ASSOCIATION. ---• —•--'--- BLACKWALL LINEof PAOKETB.—For MEL BOCIINS (Port PblMp) IMneet.--lesome. 011.1N11 Alp INUVOLEY, 1,1.00 lose, Caverns N. T. GIBSON, .111 leave .... io dt. Dodge November 1, and carry as experienced ear ''''....., Me s trip bee bees Iborssably overbatted and restored Weisht s _ ' ►ppy NT. WIZEN end Co, lop, Leadanba/l asst. LC. METROPOLITAN MIMIC-HALL, Edgware- I PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. road.—Ope• at 7. min APPLUIANCI or CIAPI NOB _ talented PUP to then Ballet Divertlsernent and it Idle Dene ee • HuT l nit4B . Coo . Herr Pio . lam he, WY Hra= tialtie Or sOLIC77OIIn AID roma IAIIIICULABs To az Wilton, end err/ Wood. Ocora, Bob Roy.—ltnelml i OBTAISED AT TIII OMCI CO TSB 0/11111, ZAGIATIAII. 1. J. NOLL 00WIT 01 8A1111101707, BASllloitALLirriner.) BANKRUPTS. as. Lows, coal merchant, to Sir CEA& LTILL expressed the opinion that bat =Med metsetporansonsly with these extinct animals, la said that those who, after tasty yawl of inquiry and dismiss by abuttals mem dented this beams they bad wet found human boats also, ought to briag forward some weanewer. able objeetione, adding that the tonne bey were sew tskfag obtruded the prayer of knowledge. Professor MUMS oleo supporta lb. theory of the OM. Imporsooity of min a with the duct animal,but it would be mere satisfactory If the expleratioetherg metro was eentianed. &be farther disorlos karma, in the more of whieb it appeared that thous's& of similes specimens might yet be lag out et the cave, and distributed at:wept lb various resesurs of the «entry. The foliar lion exhibited is to be promoted to the British Xaseitin. blood stains. Bo strict a test is this now thought to be, that wen the minute trace of blood kaiaks. repeated washing has been shown by the oolosss d the spectrum marking the presence of the very small proportion of mineral and metalbo subedits's' the blood contains naturally. The specimens of steel made by the process invented by Mr. Bessemer, who read a valuable paper on the subject to-day, are wonderful as showing the facility and oomplete-, Oman out smut airoirroa.) BIRMINGHAM. FRIDAY. The business of the various sections was continued to-day with unabated ardour on the parted those who took part in the proceedings, and with proportionate complaosscy os the pert of the audiences is the different rooms. Is Section A, Mathematical sad Physical Sciesce, Pro. fewer Brims, O.L. LLD., F.R..5., reed a paper as the mead law of thennedynandas, is which he gave an elm mastery proof of the propositioa (which in the Ediabrugh Treaseatioss for 1861 be bad demonstrated by • lengthy algebrakel proems) that the mooed se of thermodynamics follows from the ampullae that siessible or thentoornede hest emeeines in say kind of steady or Nesanelike molecular make within limited spew. sash se Abadan or wavelike mottos which b supposed to am elthate radium. The law in quanta is that the quantity of energy 'reseeded between the forme of heat and mechn alcal power &wise a given change in the dimensions and conditions of a body, a the produce of the absolute temp► suture into a fustian cd that chaage,and in it, and the arse law (that of the amearlihility of heat sad mechanical eserey)are summed up all the known phseceeen• of thee. modynaudos. As interesting report of the " luau oommittes" with In fames to mapping thensocemae received from Mr.Gleisher, the diairmea. sad Mr. DK the wessobry. The ermanittee had adopted her forms for the vegistratiost at eh**a observed is the mesa, to he seed is the eastrating cd a map. The worn wee use of mach great magnitude that it might remain undone for twenty years or more, even if the devotion of Mr. Bat should ciontinse unabated during all that time. It wee therefore of Importance that all lunar observers should take part in it, and they should make us of the forms adopted by the British Aseociation, as aothing was more conducive to accuracy in reports than the me of printed forms. Form No. 1 was intended to resolve the records of observations of the moon ; form 2 was to facilitate the cataloguing of lunar objects, and di vided the moon's surface in spices distinguished by symbols. First, Were were four quarters—the north-weat, the north• sad, the eolith. west, aid the mouth-east, and each of those was divided and sub-divided upon a erste= which admitted of eta Telerate to the positan of any object on the surface. Form three contained 21 columns for the registration of particulars as to the position, extent, and height of lunar objects. Foam four was intended for the ready and easy calculation of the relative poetises of lesser bright objects, whose points ware well detennised. There were some de tail" furnished by Mr. Birt of the results be had obtained during the past year. He had made observations on 121 nights sod mornings, a number which had mooed much astaishmint,oossideiing the difficulty of obtaining observe nese in the English climate. It must be inferred that he had spent • great deal of time when he win unable to gain ma theervatioa. The Islam of reducing the results in the shape of entries in the forma was very great, and the com mittee maid it was manifestly too much to expect of Mr. BIM that he should observe all night sod then compute all day. They had resolved to place a clerk at hie deposal for the performance of the latter task. Mr. Birt had made may hundreds of measures for pudica and magnitude, and 705 observances bad bees entered on the forms. Professor PHILLIPS pa awe useful hints to lunar observers, and recommended the me of telescopes of six inches In diameter, with which • magnifying power of 400 could be obtained, and • rather minute scamtmy of objects is the moon be practicable. opening the proceedings, the PUSIDENT (Professor illgij referred to the great interest this the must feel leaseemblieg in the tees where, on the Ist of August, 1744, Priestly laid the foundation of modern chemistry by tbe ijecovery of oxygen ; whale Matthew Bounce, James KK Dr. Withering, Dr. Davie, aud, foremost of all, J Watt, who here diversified his engineering labours wi tunas investigation into the componthe of water It was at the manalactoryat Bobo where Mar. duck garde tb• first great upsnment in gas lighting, at the iffuminatioas for the short-lived them of Amalie, and it was in /3irmingbana that De. Roebuck, in the piddle silictherAest esalsgh erase* the tint leaden chamber foe the manse of nlpiterle seed, era t thereby inaugurated the most important of the chemical manufactures of this country. to modern times, too, Birmingham has maintained bar connection with the chemical arts, se shown by the lead she ham taken ice the woducties of electroplated articles, the purely eheeniad manufacture of nickel by Messrs. Atkin, the optical glass manufactory of Messrs, Chance, sad by the manufacture of red phosphorus. Dr. Miller thee referred to the importance of scientific education in our whale, attributin g the little stunners it bad hitherto received to the fact • hat its more important bunches were sot developed until recsetly, but he held that classical instruct tioo must always form the basis of educatioo. Among problems which for some time pest have engaged the attention of chemist; few are of greater interest than those connected with the idea of the atomicity of elements. It is well known that chemists distinguish between the atomic weisht and the equivalent of an element also, that owing to the labours of many distinguished men, amongst whom the names of Williamson, gelcale, O&M& Canimpro, and Warts are the most prominent. A claseificatioa of the elements into families hes been made, and this classifica tion rests on the atomicity of the elements, the elements being divided into monatomic, diatomic, triatomic, and tetratoruic. Among subjects educated with the &toad. city of elements, nose were more interesting than that sin. else phenoinecoo, isomerism , or the fact of two bodies dideotical in chemical composition hula; quite diatiuct and different properties. This subject has beat investigated by Dr. Crum Brown, Cahoon, Kekan, sad others. Closely connected with the same subject ere the investigations Into the 000stitution of the more complex organic acids, which have been prosecuted so actively foe the lest five or six years, mod which, in the bands of Kolbe, Frankleod, Perkin, and their pupils, have made such rapid pro. gross. Thus investigations Galled for the intro- duction of fixed principles of nomenclature for regulating the construction of names for the re. coldly discovered compounds, and the meant meeting would afford a good opportunity for discerning the subject. Improvements have been made within this hut year in the details of the process for preparing magnesium, and in the separation of the newly-discovered metals, ccesitan, rubi dium, thallium, sod indium. In conclusion Dr. Miller referred to the improved methods of voltaic deposition, without the use of a battery, and to the extremely interest ing results of Devine and Troost, with reference to the per meability to game of certain dense metals at elevated tem. peratures ; a practical conclusion of these experiments being that metallic air pyrometers esunot be relied upon for measuring elevated temperatures. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (01 Black*all yard, Ineadon) LINZ ot WITAII and PAMIR WI to Al KALIA.-: For 10L1a0CILNZ, Part TM% direct Fie the 1 , ..r1s on edneadny, tOth lestber, calling M 0,, the Wendt,' capper ah* 81:1M11.1C, 1.100 S. .H.lllOOll MA N. Commander Um last India Doan lON seactuniodations for pastotl, will carry SA az sa y s ,...._ For fririghi apply to ALL aad MORGAN, with aad 8014111. IOXFORD.—SIXTY-SIX, by J. OFFEN BACH : LA TRAVIATA. NORMA, &c., by the most *laciest Opera* Company In Loader, facluding Misses Rumen. Barrie: Madams Mats, sad Mtss Fit& Henry (whltre= ll her re-appearsace here after an absence of ten months+ Memn. A. 84. AlDyyaa,, Ones. SPaliaoti. Hoek. W. Williams, andaTiroll.—Ballst, the BRIRAL of BBAUTY, by titres acmes artistes the Mss u Teeny and bars °minim Comedy and es by the Vauban', lissom Denial and Davies . Mr. AUssendre. tbs celebrated Yestritosisist and Mks* and Wart avaßabls taMnl—THill !WINING. RZEHL7INOIII4 surrender Sept. 19, at 1. JOHN BALI, Poultry, City, scrivener, Rapt. 19, at I. PHILIP IiONDLINTRYINN,MoorgaWatreet, werchantAaPt 19. at 1. liners Mace= and lirally Tumuli Amnia, St. James's street, Plecaddly. tellers, Sept. tn. st 11. Titoism Mores, Chapel-et., PeetoneWs, earns. ter, Sept.l9,st SOMALI. WILIJAX PAPINWI, Bromley, Middens, NOMISHOOH. . B.—Tbe este:Woo of i. manofactueing district; cd increased operatioa s ft mural and active &mud but though the advice' rotations, sod no inune. have tended to increue holders have masthead to prime have only partially Island has been in mom I •I currently paid. • low .4 scarcely higfwir then lest Waiter hu heft moth ply and the relatively high . to fd. over last week. Aegis freely met by holden, ed. per lb. in fair qualities douse business has hese sat India her again bees is og motioned to supply th e dvanced ed. per lb. Chia the limited supply pli k e u :,, ung positioo. " To arrive ! ' one lave bees neporeed latest quotations were, es age, ship named, 160. pe r ess, Etypu.s. for Id. to 17 d. ; fair y• Oaaerawnthee, fair new, d on Thursday—Perosza, u Modems, fair new, mu. LI& per lb. mho rd ea, including 21,330 oo saw or export, leaving 64,990 relay will probably mature nem with which iron of all kinds ath be eouverted into steel of ten times its strength, and much greater pliability. It appears, however, that bad iron cannot yet be made to turn into pod steel, so that even science in all its glory has not yet re solved the problem of making " a silk pone out of a sow's ear." But she can transmute in the most won derful manner some natural otcanic salistanses- Hare we were shown the common dirty cotton waste of the mills changed by a peculiar solvent, which the inventor keeps secret, into very fair tortoiseshell. Card -tams, and combs, and ornaments were on the table, made of this Parkesins, as it is celled, and in another form of the same material there was a very recently made black Ante. What I next, and next ? indeed we may say ; probably it will be some eslm•browed chemist who tells us to laugh at the idea of famine, for be can wend sawdust into very tolerable bread—a promise, if it ever come true, not more extraordinary than the fact that our most lively colours and some of our sweetest flavours are made from gas tar, and that all the best walnut ketchup (in London at least) comes from the kettle of the dog's-meat man. But talking of meat, which is just now such a very sore . subject, especially beef, a terrible lesson in cookery was taught us to-day in the physiological section by Dr. Cobbold's and Dr. Fleming's papers on par►- sites, or rather on beef and pork as the sources of entozoa, which being interpreted simply means that underdone beef sad pork may, and very often does, contain minute animals that, once within our vitals, in about forty-eight hours begin to tunnel their way in every direction, till a. man may die literally honeycombed. What an awful oonfirmation by inversion and thesis of the moral of those lines which, if Edward Forbes did not make them, he well might : Great &SS and little Beam Find greater beasts to bit, 'em. The groat ones eat the little 004 1 4 So ea, ed infinitum. We must really look this matter of underdone meat and parasites--and, indeed, the whole subject of the sausage—in the face. Dr. Cobbold assures us— and I may tell you most seriously that be was confirmed entirely by several learned physicians present—that the pork parasite has ahead with a book to it, and the veal and beef parasite has only a blunt pointed Lead, but both are equally clever at boring into our lungs and heart and muscles. In Birmingham it is found that the working and poorer classes estquantities of pigmaat, most of which comes from Ireland either in the shape of live or half-dead animals, in the steamers, and railway-trucks, or pickled in the tubs, and that no less than 1,500 pip and porkers are killed and eaten in Birmingham every week. With this the doctors couple the fact that the Birmingham people are remarkably affected with these horrid•parasiiie , little monsters. Can anything be more dreadful than the thought of harbouring a hydatid in one's penetralia, that has a power of growth like the Dragon of Woolley, that regularly adds 25 feet to his coils every three months, and may, as the bottles show us, reach to the preposterous length of 100 feet in about a year I The remedies for these most insidious assassins, from the lowest grade of brute life, are admitted to be hard to find, and the cook is in this ace, as in so many others, a great deal better than the doctor. We must put our trust in soups and stews, and keep our roasts thoroughly well-done. To-night Mr. Birk Jukes is to deliver a lecture, in the Town Hall, on the Probabilities as to the Position and Extent of the Coal Measures beneath the Red Rocks of the Midland Counties. Sept. 19, at 1. W ILIUM OlLMistrot.,Eloroolydown,baokot maker.Boo,2o,ot 11 . INA.ac MOMS, B& John's-road, Roston, tailor, Sept. N. at 11. Ocuttas lvcatrr, Kosautb-Setrace. Vlotorts.park, commladois (110 K • anCIAL 00111111111P0IDEIT.) itIaIIINGSAM, FRIDAY. The Carnival of the savans is at its height, and this busy town, the inhabitants of which are ac climatised to an atmosphere loaded with the breath of furnaces, is just now more like Naples than Brummagem. You look up at the blue sky and wonder what on earth it does there, where there ought to be a canopy of carbon. But so it is, that a photosphere has descended upon this curiosity shop of manufacture, and the whole place is in a blase of sunshine from morn till dewy eve—and the hottest sunshine one can imagine out of the tropics ; indeed, as you sit in the Geogra phical section, before some enormous map, and listen to a description of the tropical landscape, you sigh, and fall back upon a scented handker chief with a very fair idea of what life in the fauna of the gorilla must be. We are all speculating whether the heat of Birmingham can be attributed to the number of fires, the total frying power being represented by the heat of the direct rays of the sun plus that of the furnaces—a not unnatural calm*. tric conclusion to arrive at. But this truly won derful weather has already done a great deal for the meeting here ; if is had happened to have been wet and smoky there was assuredly nothing in the "men," I mean the sectionalltlisquisitions, to save the mandarins from the depths of ennui. As it is, everything is couleur de rose, even the Quakers and the Quakeresses, and the Miss Quakeresses, and the young gentleman who repudiates the stand up coat-collar and fluffy broadbrim, all smile as they emerge from the hot sections, and you hear them actually moved to words as they pronounce the discussion "remarkably instructive." The " Friends" are very numerous in Birmingham ; I think Dalton, the founder of the atomics theory, was a Quaker and a Bir no - ,, and Sturge certainly WM, who saw the importance or looking after the preservation of the human atoms of this populace, and bad the kind-hearted ness to give a playground foe ever to the boys of Birmingham. Why it is that the "Friends" never cougregate in poor places, is a subject fora paper in the section of Economic Science, and why a cer tain "Friend" should have thought it not contrary to conscience to buy up all the walnut trees round Birmingham during the old war, when there was a great demand for gunstocks, is another interesting inquiry for the section over which Lord Stanley presides 1 A propos of his lordship, I cannot say that he impressed me with much weight of intel lectual character, in the manner or the matter of his address. He reminded me of those cashiers at a bank counter who weigltand weigh the sovereigns, and look awfully suspicious, picking out first one and then another, to nee if it has the ring of good gold, and after all, just when you think the piece is bad, away he shovels the whole lot into the bag and leaves you in amazement whether he really knows the real LeaBALL PABBENGIB LINZ 01 loaf= PACIVSTIALLI tram Load= &reel To OaU. lONIAN BANK, No. 6, Great Winchester- Amt. Sep& /1, 111116. The Come al Dbeceore RIMY (HY' 160T1011 that they bare THIS DAY DICLARID a DIVIDSSD so the paid-up capital of the Corporation for the bait-year rot h Jure List, at theists of 6 per osat per =nem and is sddltba thereto a Beaus at the rats of 4 per outs per annum (together 10 per cent.'. payable at this Mee on and atter Oct. 10 aszt, between the home of 11 and & Ant they further give sotto, that the Transfer 80010 .411 be elated from the Ist to the 10th October. both days inelusive.—By order, WILLIAM 111 agent. Sept. IL at IL YlialisniCg Jong 001aU10OI and 0110 Rill 111011 Am 00DraM2. Belvedere. Kent, and Burley-road. Lower Kennington-lane, handers. Sept. SO, at IL Maras iberivazza, Sandyt.row. IlishopeKeto. hat 11110111110- toter., at IL IaJaPAMICSKep Sept.t TALLM, Beralogtord-roint harming", ganger, Sept. 20, at 12. Joan Austin Blum, havags.gardena, City, and Itichinoodwaed, Woo., prevision comunuelon meat. MM. 30, at 12. JAMO DICIIOII, HollWatmet, Clara-markM, gold beater, Sept. 20, at 1. ALFRED MEM, fenny Stratford. Bucks, grocer, Sept. 20, at 1. Bina? Roamers, Woe. Bede, boot dealer. Sept 20, at 1. WILLIAM Pllonag, Park-terrace, Kenzungton, stonemason, Sept 20, at 1. Jong Janne BUTTED, Talse-Ittli, Surrey. merchant, Sept. 20, at It Joan WILLIAM GIMPY, Princeewourt Wooster-square, boot, soaker, Sept 10. at 11. Citaatne COTNIT 11011115011, Navenby, Um:Wasiak*, joiner, Sept.l9, at 11. Jens 110511011. Kbabsiety. hogle, lace soaker. Sept. 19, at lOlor 011IttloRT. Shipley, Derbyshire, hauler, rept. 26, at 11. Holtman WILLIMUI, Tynycsen, ylloW.. fernier. Sept. 22,14 12 . Jueseit lissinnaLL. Scholia Wlgao. Liticashire, innkeeper. Sept. St at 11. 0110101 TOWMUID, Kendal, Westmoreland, tanner. Sept.l9„ at IL JAWICI SMARR, Non h Llutheld,Yorkah.,u hvalwrlght,hopt.23.l4 11. ./01 1 1 1 hlll23s,Belasll.lerath,Woreestrrah,bricklayer.l4Ptltet 10. JANZa LATBlse, Astort.Julta-Bloninghans, builder's foreman. Sept 18. at 10. H 13112 MASOII, Birmingham, Journeyman baker, Oct 9, at 10. CATUMUSI HoLCMOT and WILLA/II 1101.410g1, tpholland, Lan cashire, shopkeepers, Oct. 0. at 9. Anakoss MINTY. Batheaston, Somersetshlre, Sept 18, at 11. BOOR 51111.205. 8/ atom, Lvlcesterehlre. butcher, Sept. 23. at 10. DAVID BURROWS, Yokehill, Warwickshire, baker. Sept 26, at Knurl= HMIS= 11105.15, Wolverhampton, licensed victualler, Oct. 10, at 12. Itts llll2 doirrllALL. Mauch, Drrbydt. millman, Sept. 21. at 12. Jaen !Manaus, Over Darer ti,Lancath ,book-keeper,sepi..2l, at 1. JAMBS fictison, Liverpool, baker, Sept. 26, at 3. TBomAll Mosso% NeweastleepowTyne, picture frame wander, Direr, Sept. 121, at 10. WILLIAM Moluni. Newnham,Olouceetersh., saddler, Ropt2o,at 10. THOMAS lITUK, Audeoshaw, Lancashire, carpenter, Sept. 2S, al 12. JOU! Joilneoll, Norwich, labourer. Sept. 22, at 11. AAMoN SiDwaLL,CasUatred, Yorkshire. vktualler, Sept. 22. at IL swum N an trinadorhstro,caragnoainue, vapor, I Tonnage. grisoy.-----......ic7tt0s Dike I T. 600 ardor ...... ty Bydney l,OOO VI INSLAND.—taad Orders, Gm asalinSonrasewster 1 MOS Steen t !tea • • G rea t Victoria 4 . 0 " sruhstct .... Golden City . Vice & India Z. lulls toall So* 10 Oct 10 Till X Lila 1 bal.' inc n Oct I Te tem Secretary. te have by sh a lt Pahetoonti lad .srae‘ lin"i s " t kasera'repatattea. s*d their .pare ..111 u w a e is ypiseed by say vessels sliesi.—aer owe soootooodstice : Aosta tor the INIII I11.6"712 11•• isT;lsLaadll. MICIA GI. I. Lthdaaltall4teasS • *Om NEAR DOVES. Detached lig§ KrITZWA to be LIS (UNFURNISHED), pleasantly situate os the main road, and within one mile of Dover. Contains misdate 1011, with poetise estrum lofty dining sad drawing roans. library, kitchen. seallory, end pantry, all on the ground Soca; nine bed-rooms two very large), bath-room. with bath sad Mina Tits geLayst rooms have pleas-01ms howirtselows rd wain , , dnielie. sad mime ; sad pad. or.l about two sores. Rent, on rese - rtattro,. to Hr. POUND, a, Rennell-etreek Dove: or Mr. atereme. ea St. Martiriolsms, Obeirisigraosa London. where • drawing may be sena. , it alawilmtax LTEEFSLAND.-BLACB BALL PASSIM - W e IZ% iosagementa with her !Wears Colonial of illesirafe Om to Al& orders ALTiC tista skip. kt tiyitof ie l b a ess Lad .MO pwo '6ll l* kc, unrivalled by any voted fa iks pads to Ampulla, will be despatched as packet k w sts seloksr. The martacent deck saloon of this ship ar m macaw* *stayers to the Anstralbsn colonise an oppor kmity ossibialag comfort and space superior to say other con veyance. The second cabin on deck is equal to ordinary first dam oecommodatico. and the arrangementa for other classes disiobins all Ike latest Improvements. ZOCIEIIAIMV. Nerve) Bay and Brisbane. —Clipper ship BAY..if SM. ?MD ton; WWI from Liverpool September 11th, aMog at Queenstown to untwirk passensena anly to JAMES BLlSlfat aistlit.o., Liverpool . all Agents for Li Mack Ball Line . and T. IL MACKAY and Co., 1, Leadeuhall linnek Lndon. LC. gIIDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY. — New Book s for Te.n Lid Man Book Chiba. Bee MIIDIE*3 LIBILSAY it:U LAB for September. Bona's non of application. MITDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY. — New Book s toe all Iteadees. See MIMICS LIBRARY CIRCULAR for September. Positive tree on sppllestles. 18TIA, semi. B.—le ship, ,us today has again bile xi that some fair sales have It which hem not tabu any Ds have been paid for say sue of the scarcity of yarns ler which spinners already 'mired in the morning, and sg to be f rom the Ti corm. stated that the quantity of P OO/ bales, ►nd that 740,000 mod, bad a had effect us the dtar wards discovered that lulu the figures incorrectly, only 270,000, and the re• ibismistske it is believed the have bee. larger to-day thee past, but haven preferred r advice. from Muria sitar trade yarns the market has ieen quite so much business I of that day are demanded oth there has been a good awl a fair huskies. has been and in many cases at an ad. very steady, and the inquiry manta of buyers having bees .ed, the amount of business es the preceding days of the it there are no symptoms of been some iequines for clothe Is have also been operating not eo much in request. mumrs SELECT LIBRARY (Limited), New .0107Jord-einet,Loodoo. elty-oeloo, fi, King-EtreekCtiespabda. BROWN BROTHIRS.-PATENT CHAIRS sat COUCHII4 Umiak Yurnitart. nooks, POlilliPA. tom, &.4., at 111.1C112 CONSIDLIABLY 1111:011011). liit PICOADILLY. Galati:gem free. mug Me w LIVIILPOOL OR %MOTOWN TO YORK, Wigs • ,rte. LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and nsseacram STRAM-811IP COMPANY Intend de warns( OAT talliponered Clyde-built Iron Brew B{enna-3•IW, raying iho Culled Metes mails, FROM LITTILRYOOL for NEW YORK. ITN A. Westaseday, Sept. IL gad err Wedpirday. on4stherele Fridays and Saturdays. Cato purge by the aril remora riling every Wednesday, X Mendel gokeenst accordlon togs@ recommodotles. Cabin i= er b e l the /Mere Sri Ilkillifiers steamer. 16 irreg. ernard purge Oxhid. a t5O glumly at cooked provisions, kr Cane& and lb ThdtelAstes booked througts on rvewry lAM nsegeons terms. —Poir farther particular apply to INMAN, V, blrenntreet, Liverpool; or to &WM rd man. en. Kb( wiwalwawieg. Loodon• LONDON CARPET WARNHOUSI. .1.4 WAMN awl lON. II rad 4. 00013014ITUAT. W. TIAVISS'S BEST DIP CANDLES, 6d. per lb.; ▪ Dine, la. KJ mond parsillne. Ia et.; sperm, IL ad. and IL Id.: Ins hMA wax. Is. 64.. transparent wax. la. 6d.; Behnoat wax and mom. Is. ; German wax. is. id. ; botanic wax. la. ; irompostily and lb. bast, 104. ; metallic for P21.10/0 lamps,l&: 1 11 SPIUMS. Sit mould.. lid. best Colas all. Y. es..p . se sa ltion ; yellow soap, MIL. 609, Ma.. and 4611. 11Mbs. aila. : old brn Wiadsor, la. 9d. per packet ; OWIONI brawn Wtsdaor. IL white Windsor IL ML ; boar, IL ad. • eyesetipe sod almond, la. pa bar—for cash, at 11. P. DAVlLl c sit=old established wombats" Si, St. Ilartlnlblans. louder.. W.C. Sept 19, at 4: ellatins Ltrumt, Ravellffe, Yorkshire, brewer, Sept. 16, at 6rerliM4 Ouvu, 1111ligtoo, Northumberland, }punters= stone woo, Sept. 26, at 11. CUNARD LINE.—BRITISH rand NORTH ABEZRICAN ROYAL MAIL STRAY-SNIPS, appointed by les Admiralty to mil between LIVERPOOL and NUM YOLK. OA between LIVIRPOOL and BOSTON, the Bodo.. ships calling M Bad= to land and remise mummers and meth. The PM hada( or , Absr meets anappointed te sail from Liverpool. Mild/ at emir to receive tbe AUSTRALASIAN. for NEW YORK, This Day, Sept R Cl/BA. for BONTON, Saturday, Sept. 10. 'PERSIA, for NEW YORE, Saturday, Sept. IS • Taldog remengers sod goods for Nassau and Havannah, to he tranderreu at New York (subject to the permission of the Vatted States authorities; on beard the 8..1L5& Corsica. Pasosse.ruoney, ineluding steward's fee and provisions. but without wines or liquors :—Te Bantu and Boston, chief 01: wood cabin, Lit To New York, chid cabin. SU: neosd ebb, la—Apply to J. B. Fiord. se. Old Broad-street London : P.M. Cards, Davis, and It, Place de la bourse, Paris . 0. sad J. Band 30, Janudeadmet ; O. and C. Madre , . Comodown . or D. and C. leacher, I. WaterwireeL Liverpool OTFITS fai INDIA and CHlNA.—Erdimates, with detettsd tista of the necessary outfit for mercantile and other appointment' to Ismlia. China or any of the colonies, will be forwarded on applicadon to TIM:Malt end OLINN if, outfittora nee* door to imorsebnaas. wan& VLEGANT PHREIONAL REQUISITES. — .1121 liader the patronage of &Maki mid the Arittoceog of SUMP% and universally held in high repute. ROW LA. 4QS MACASSAR 011. for promoting the growth. restring. 'si ntering and beautllyl e lhe human hair, la 6.1.. 7... 1.. Ad.. a. and V per bottle. Re lands' Raider, an oriental preparation ter beautifying the Mon and skin, and eradtadmg cu taneous defecOnSa ed. ang M. ed. Rowlands' Odoitto, or Petri deatitrier, bestows on the Meth • pearl-like stintenea, and glees a pleagnstragrance to thin breath t,. td. per bent-bold by chanties and Destnimes.-Msli foe " Rowlands' " Articles. *. S.—The weather hu be. late to be of service to oar condition. There was a t the (audition of moat of it •. Prices can eseroaly be old held for late rates. Tbe general, and in many cases pens* of digging, and where sy have gone to decay. a b►d a fair supply of wheat, lecidedly lower. Quotations arket would only tend to 28s. to 35e. NOTHING IMPONSIBLE.—The greatest and 1 most meal, Inventto o the day. AQUA AMARELLA.— , limas. JOHN GOONILL WA Co., Three Klnivioark lotabord. Week Loudon, usetemeekbAsit Majesty, respectfully offer to the =this truly inarrellosta Hold. which kelsdosilY restores the hair to its prothlll Vas—no matter at what age. Tbo Ammo Amarillo boil none 4 the Progenies A dyes ; ii. °O the =, is booslicdol to the matom. and when the hair Is once one Inplleation per Month will keep It In perfect colon . . Mos 42 la. a Willa, or lo hat bottles. 105. lid. John Gamin and (MAW@ elite s &lilt. the Primacies A Wolin— CHERRY TOOT H PAM la ct.. t . i t ysoperine to any tooth powder. — To b e had of AI per. ehetalAa, and at the inanulactory, 12, Three Ilim-eourt, Lombard-streak London. rOPENHAGEN and STOCKHOLM, with Ili !betty to call at 31 ALMO.—Tbe fine first-els. screw .leaser NEWLY, Captain J. H CAVL will eker fort he above poets on or *Wet lath Inst. This steamer has very superior aeomusexlstlon for passengess.—For particulars ..f freight or apply to PIIILLIPPS, °RAY PaLLLIPPS and Co., rrenstan's-hoese, St. DUDA= OM, LC. DREMEN.—Direct Route to as6riei, wick, and Central Gernmar.—The Worth German Lloyd's MiteMee screw Ammer MOWZ, Captain J. HIMTMANN. vlll be deepatched from Monet) dorm on THURSDAY, the 14th Met (weather permitting), at 10 ant., calling at liewunriek Yler Heekwall. for passengers. at 12 noon.—Pares to Mews. at Wall; return tickets. AS and a 10o—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Verenal Moe, Regent-circus, W. ; or to PHILLIPPS, GRAYS'S, FIIILLIPPS and Co. St. Dunstan'*-house, Bt. DunetaMoMlL LC. eat trade dull, and bodies; sells at irregular ew barley. Ms. to Ms.. am we..k ending September 4: i. eqd. per quarter. )ur market to-day there vat of old wheat, tad a mode. rueedAy's full prices. Flom :e. Indian corn inclined ia imam!. GI per load lower. ought full rates. °I MO 11TVIGORATIVE NERSINE EBBENCI The most setentilically prepared end most powerful nutri tive cordial ever Introduced; restores to thew normal condition all the *Deletion% on the integrity of which perfect health de pends. It M. specific ter debility of ell kind% sod from its eon- Winn; arnoft other ingredients, pepsine and phosphate of ex* will prove VOly beneficial to the smog* e dyspeptic. PAM en per bothie, ce four quantities in one fo r 225, bids spots. llausegartan and Co, 620, Onfordotreet, and 1311 n, Venehurthetreet. LC.. London. 'ROTTERDAM and the RRINE.—REDUC. AID 110:i of YARlO3.—The Netherlands Steamboat Company's tot and favourite steamer BAT AV lIR, Cantina W. SMI TR, will laava Brunswick Ptor. Blackwall. EVERY HUN DAY at 11 o'clock, UR arrival of 01610 no axe. train from Feac kurchntreet Station. Radueed fares . Saloon, 4.1 ; fore cabin. ; return tickets Boned at a fare and a bait —Apply at CR.U.LII4'B Univarsal Co.. w.. or to THILLIrPft, GRAVBS, PRIL. MAsad Co.. St. Dunstan's.bouse, Dunstan's-hi& ILC. B. Bysaa's Bohai& Wool I Moto, 16s. ; Wlll ll O. 161 4 Eden Mom, 190. ; Walls Eod Hsttoo, 20s. 6d. ; Wells ; Wells Ead K.pier Grange. a, 20e. 6d. ; Wells End Too. at HsrOlocool, 200. 3d.: Walls ; Walls Fad Tea, 200, 3d.; g, 24..--Ships meat, 34;; DBSCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS , I net filling remedy. mewed without any mercurial ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. !hon. win he found invaluable to all who suffer from bilious sad liver complaints, indigestion, wind, mama, 'Waimea, diaries's of the eyes, dtc. hor Wbltud costiveness, is a Mealy aperient medicine, and m • puer of the blood, they are truly excellent . Todd in their operation and gratefu strengtl to the stom ach. they create appetitemama—Bold Lam- , pram** Marabou. and h's the whole nervous by W. bert, chemist, 11, Bing Willisaistreet, Martha-mom and by most &negate. in bowl , la. and Bs. al Be ears to mak for Dr. goon's Bilious aad Liver Pills. The genuine are in • square peso wawa with " Witham Lambert" eograved on the Sawa BAY of HAVANA and MATANZAS RAILBOAD :in the ISLAND of CUBA). WAN of CtoO,ooo Sterling. in Bondi of ENO, bearing Internal M 7 per cent. per annum. p”ahle half-yearly in London. AGMs. In London—Mum. J. Venn cenroder and Co. Le Barium—The Bank of Commerce, Francis Weser, Req., Man•ger. This Company vu formed in 1,67, obtained Its concession the am year. and In le6l the main road nu completed from Rills, b the Bay of Ilevau. to Matanzas. a distance of be miles. Sines then branch Bus of considerable value bare been con- EE:sTION IN ECOTLVID.—. s of Edinburgh opposed to the Linburgh and Glasgow Eating field on Thursday night, is burgh ; Mr. John Miller, C.E. city—occupied the chair. sad itS the object of the most* inst much opposition and NEW NOVEL ET MR. MORTIMER COLLINS. Thia day, in 3 vole, at au moos., WH 0 18 THIC HEIM ' Copvinted train the "Dublin toberslty Magazine. Jobs Maxwell and Co., 111, Fleetstriet. THE GLOUCESTZZ MUSICAL izsrrraz. • - GLOUCESTER, FRIDAY. The success of the Gloucester Festival of 186 is now a feet beyond alt controversy. There ems be no doubt about there beings surplus after pay meet el externem (not an ordinary result at these meetiop), but the donations to the charity are hardly so good as runt al. *Yesterday's colleetion was only 1251., makteg about 4601. is the three da Never wee there so large an attendee.* at any Glou cester Festival as that assembled I. the cathedral this morning. Every seas in the choir had its occupant. the aisles were erowdel to the ponies, the choir (though out of sight of the orchestra) was filled up to the 00111.1113i011 table, and the transept, were elm full. The spectacle when all had assoolited was the most remarkable ever witnessed within the walls of the old and restored cathedral. Viewed from the orehestra, the gay odours el the ladies' bootees, is which the various shades of blue predominated, set a the more sombre attire of the gentlemen, and relieved the massive architecture of the bedding, promoting elk:velum a remarkable 1101111111. As the congregation rem at the singing of the Lift " Gloria" and the other grand choruses, " For auto us," " up your heeds." " Hallelujah," sad the finale " Worthy is the lamb," their great decorum might possibly here made cow vale of the bishop and dean, had they hear present, bet we may say at ova that they were rendered with the precision of cue voles, sod with a greed sod solemeteleg effect, hakhimeaed is no mama degree by the Named eharectes of the building in which they were sung, and the devout dews- Dour of the choir aid listeners. The collection for the charity today aiseented to aboat 3501. The cost of construction to this date. la V. 0 6 .000 . of thla tom £448,000 mu mimed upon chafes subscribed in the island. 1.250,000 was raised in London, in Ital, by a first mortgage loan, bearing T per cent Interest, and repayable by the opera tion of a slating fund of £B.OOO per annum, oonsmencing 11147, sehkh .111 redeem the entire loan in lEtl. £lOO.OOO was similarly raised in leg for the construction of Ono branch toads, secured by a second mortgage on the road gad guaranteedby the Bank of Commerce, repayable by the opts. ration of a &Whin fund of Lt,ooo per annum, commencing in 18A considerable portion of the remainder of the capital has gem supplied from time to time out of tbe earnings of the read. The results of the undertaking lave been very satielactery, Y COMPANION.—The new ed to the sew parliament, has tbirtytbird year of "Dad's" real disarm will be understood rooms who had no seat in the period of its dissolute' have parliament. Of course a owns. ejected, or have retired from hese, 12 of those members who melee previous to the 4th of taioing their seats. So that the Parliamentary Companies rul►r annual editMe for 1865. the official declaration of the from each place by special and 6t groat ooerectoess has best e clots balance of parties has :emery in recording the polities maible MOB the exact words of to preferred to any other state me, which have been recorded, —Reform in the Represents helitioo of the !felt Tax, the Thus the work appears with hie: have so long ensured its This day, with rreetuptsee and Vignette Title-page, peke Oa. HAND snd GLOVE. By the Author of •' Barbara's Histaiy," "Half a Million of Money," tr.e. John Maxwell and Co.. 122, Irientntfonn. NMI !own BY MR. HA71.177. nth day, in $ vols., at all Libraries. OP HY AURIE. John Maxwell and Co. I L 2d. 71114Adleet. Wow ready, familial lamo. SW pages. cloth, 10s. eau IDOPICES. 1• , riMIE STUDENTS ENGLISH DICTIONARY, I. ETYMOLOGICAL, PRONOUNCING. and EXPLANA TORY. Prepared specially for the Use of Colleges and Advanced Schools. By Jon* OatLvin, LLD. With about Soo li.uisravums on Wood. London : Mackie and Son, K. -Tow. May be bed of Simplon and Menhall, post free foe 7 stamps, ANEW WORK on the TEETH, entitled PURL DINTISTRY, and WHAT ir HOBS FOR US By A. langiA, Oroavenoeetreet " D From the great motels of the mer lons wort on dental surgery y the same author, we antc pate the above will he read with avidity by all dames who are Intermitird.la disaimioating between pure and meretricious John C. Clamant', Little Pultaley-etzest. - - TEXGRAPHIO INTELI•IGENCE. 11041 show the following returns . 1,982, muse mosipts 1963, „ 1864, and 1885. gross receipt* from January to June 93.011 sOnst same period, igrit The Bay of liarena and Mataens Railroad Company has now effected the purchase .0 the Conte° Railroad, running from Matanzas to Bemba, a distance of 35 miles, a very valuable read. and of immense importance to the hay of Havana and Matanzas Comport), Inasmuch as It is in direct junction with that road at Matanzas. [ravers'• g a district rich in sugar produce, and being connected at Beebe with the Cardenas and Jucaro Railroad becomes a seethes et the central road of the island. which will very shortly moth Villa Clara by the completion of the Cardenas and Ju^aro kallroad. The returns of the traffic of the Collseo Railroad are se follows: 1880 gross receipts 1962 „ 1804 sod the return of IEI3. from January to May 00 49,000 Iffllitot leis. same time To complete this purchase, the Bay of Havana and Matanzas Versrany &eke to raise a loon in Loudon of 1400,000. besting Interest at 7 per cent. per annum, payable hall-yearly in London. As escurity for this Doan, the Bay of Havana and Maranzas illellread Company will effect a lire mortgage on the C.oliseo 26 iiroed, its rolling stock, appurtenances. sad all properties and also • mortgage on the Biy of Havana and Matanzas Rail road and Its branches, setiject only to the extolling mortgages of 11b).000, of which the first mortgage of 1 1 30 . 000 will be paid ail entirely In 1376, by the operation of the sinking fund which COCCitOrOCCA in 1887. The property thus mortgaged Is as follows : The Colueo Railroad to be purchased out of the proceeds of this loan. producing a gnus revenue in 1964 of 171,200. The Bay of Havana and Mstannin Railroad and its branches, eating £1,06 ,000, producing a gross revenue in 11054 of 1143.0 00 (subject only to the ahove-aventioned mortgages). It will be noticed that the revenue of the Bay of Havana and Matinees, se well as that of the Volisto Railroad, ha. for some years been steadily Increastng at the rate of to per cent. per mourn, and it is beyond a doubt that the amalgamation of the two mad*, by a Natural increase of traffic and a large oaring of expenditure in the admin stratioe, will produce a f r larger re .venue, and may be fairly estimated for the coning year at at: 0 . 000 gross, or folly 1100,000 net revenue. rep yment of this loan a sinking fund Is arranged for. L 20,000 Is to be paid off anuually, either by the por iii-MW-el Bondi or public mowing, It. operation to commence in 11177, by which time the first mortgage loan of 4260,000 will to enlirely redeemed. The Bonds will be booed In sums of /100. and hear tnterftt wouPona, payable 10th Jose and 10th December, at the counting house of Moen. J. Henry Schrader and co. The Int coupon will be payable 10th Jun* next. the autecriptiou price ts 90 per cent, payable as follows: — BS °r ot rot i ene call t. luth November. 130 0 0 14 Interest at 7 per cent. per anti= WS previous instalment& on loth December. latereff M 5 per cent per annum will be allowed for prep mat of any of the instalment& applicatimo for as allotment tin he matte to Ileum J. Henry Schrader and Co., 145, Leadeoliall-street:or to the Brokers, Messrs. tra ce, don, and Pearce, No. 3 rtnira-coult. deg' Ilhartonatreet, 145, me London, Bept. 7, 1865. LMTUE.—The LETTUCE contains an active the Wade*, which possesses an the soothing LePuL4l:lll4.7iiwe without its dangers—MT. 0. JOIJIAO, trowels ,_ . r. ". 40. smartie', prepares a Byre, awl a Me of Iwithe 17, r ti4 _ , t% highly ft 1.4111 ible.l by the htwlical Preemies for ^...._".... 1 .4 beaschttla,Ml &ached alteetioae. Soup. ft. W.: "••• 14 1 4 4 1. and at. iki.. Ms. by post, 4 6141. ew4 a& 6.1. DES, AND DEATHS. RTHS. t tilleehall, Newport, Salop, the , a olsaghter. Ago lith, Thames Ditton, the "tie A Btothourne, the wife of 0. L ibbrttUe Rectory, Somas'', MIL rm. Surrey, the wile of the Fe►• htford-.quire. Hyde-park, W.. the wt., of • daughter. KIAGF.S. ler 7. at St. Peter's church, Reign- Bragainztoo, T. Fry, Jun., Lat. of es. Dubdu, to Esther Mull. Jun., Erg., of Adelaid e - r oad, St. eptember 7, at Ittddleeworth, lior• opting, eon of T. A. klankey, Sol to Louna Taney, daughter of T. north flail, rorfolk. rasher 7, at St. SiephoreChureth h allace, A. Howard of Croldles. ter I.f the late C. .Harwood iATHS tlnr 6, et Carlisle-1)1We, Joanna .st daughter of the late John IfOD anus Slade, his widow, aged 44. et Heiningforildrusil, Isßobtail, of the late C. A. Brookfield, fol. t Baylis Farm, Stoke, Bucks, J° fargaret Cantrell, aged 11. tt Belgrave-terrace, Lei. rod 64. !Lunn!, 'Coq, of Winningt o% tof Maner-read, Amherst-rood. 'Wt. the late O. B. Robinson. Seq. amberwell, Mr. F. Seldon, aged 53. Wititax Km° Vita& of Sal. City Of 1.011,1011, renter. at W. Lthd Prociact ot V/httaitsatao 12111. (=nes Tusaaass.) FRAiNC& PARE), Si,?. & The Patric of this evening says that a monument will be erected at Portsmouth to commemorate the visit of the French fleet to England. ABD-EL.KADER. MARSEILLES, Barr. S. Abd-el-Bader embarked here for Syria at 2 p.m. to -day. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, BErr. 8, 3,30 P.M. The Bourse oontinnea firm. Rentes closed at 69.40, or Ba. higher than yesterday. . _ SOLDIZIta IN Orem Courre.—A recent case of • corporal in the G 11.171% decibel,' to uncover in • police court shoo about to sive his evideoce as a witaesa having p oo ssioned gem* public attention, we publish for the inter ission of the public the following circular memorandum amddressed to the army at home and abroad :—" H ome °cards, August 6,1860.—87 the regulations of the service, • soldier is required to keep his cap on in the presence of • superior ; but, as the oontrary nose prevails in civil life. the General Commasdieg-in.hiet directs th underat ill a CiVil shalt, and tabors a magistra C te, • soldier n arms shall remove his cap.—By 00111111111 ti, JANIS YORKi SCAR- Lerr, Adietest-Oesermi." ARSENAL WORKMEN Ann HER ME.Htere.—Mach dissatisfaction exists amongst the workmen of the several departmeeis of the Royal Arsenal, in the of the stringent ceders against their leaving this factories, &e. during the period of her Majesty's disembarkation yester day. In the royal ferriage departmeet the following no. •- ~teadColossi Shaw, and waslasuedLy il the supeiin - --•wet• -- • --- read over at tiro L o le each of the workshops by the that body I. noted. sod in the presset;e - of &large nine - ter . , for mat—" No moo to to Uwe his work or .bop . wider of parsons. Tbe building is to be Gothic and of oroanwotal mum. I greatest use in manufactures coy erodes°, whatever, dories the arrival or departure of briek. Mr. J. T. Jackman is the architect, and Morro. OXIRCRISON Irk, of the met ?Aloe of the cote : was nothing in the room umre cur i ous u ntil .t h is sp. I of ell ta b, figara ..autbortie. t..ely _ orthedox. _____ bey Majesty from the Royal Armed, nadir polo of mime I Atlato Bnatm sad Sou, tbe boildsts. The mite is mar the I wines • laboorts, sod evd be iateeded to promo veto of phoishmeet." 200 f. to 'Noble thus eootasee the examine& plication of the s analysis to the detection of @A m.—Loma Herald. August U. _ LAST 'LAMINATION& Dee. 1. H. Allen, Beehealmreen, hone dealer-Dena I. F. Yoe per, Blooludeldstreet, Kneeland, bee grocer Nov. la. G. C. Crabtree. llornsey-read, Holloway, buUder - Nov. 28. 0 Ford, Brendonroad, Islington, fat melter-Nov. 28. H. Porter , Wind *or. beershop keeper-Nov. BC A. Bruce and T. W. Sean, Park etten, Cansdestown, coUar manufacturer-Nov. SO. C. Wheat. ley, Cambridge, bookseller-N0v.30. P. Cowell, Upper Southwick street, Edgware-reed, late licensed victualler-Nov. 30. C. MU ler, Willow-vale. Shepherd's-busk, cattle dealer-Nov. 30. A. Wahlroo. Brentwood, Essex, attorney-Nov. 39. Georgina Au. Frederica Henrietta Cavendish Benthick. Green - street. rrtstavenor-sguare-Nov. it W. Dynan, Drucriamitail, Melees, glom merehant-Nov. 30. W. Hell, Wilke-road, Kentish.town, builder-Dec. 1. W. Jerman, Lower Calthorpestreet Gray's inn-road. printer-Dec. I. T. Haystead, fildneystreet, Commer cial-road Bast, general dealer-Deo. 1. tl. Road, New Park street, Southwark, and lukernrum-terrace, baker- Dec. 1. T. Orris', Pondniace. Chelsea, 'tone mason-Dec. 1. T. PhUpott, Luton, Betifordokirs, straw hat inandeeturer-Dee. I. 0 Harrington. Quesn'emrescent, Haventock.hill, cowkeeper- Dee. & J. C. Wileom Linsestreet Ott colonial eaglavar-Dar 6. P. Dietrich. Donal-place, Dorset-squan, court milliner- Oct. 19 I. antellife, Halifax. dyer-Oct. lit J. Richardsoa. Brad ford. Yorkihire, journeyman gingerbeer menutactnrer-Oct. 19. T. Stubbs. Leeds, cabinet maker-Oct. 19. I. Turner. Ponta trect,Yorkshire, cabinet maker-Sept. 10. Z. Lees, Ashton-under- Lyne, oommusion agent-int 6. J. Matinees, Manchester and Salford, merchant • Sept M. J. W. M. neydon, Plymouth, printer -Oct. 13. T. Chapman, Crook. Durham. jouruennuo joiner- Oct. IL J. Fairclosigh, Gateshead, Durham, boot maker-Oct IL W. O. Leighton, North Shield., ship chandler-Oct. 10. J. O'Connor, Sunderland, dealer is !orderer, goods-Oct. 4. C. M. Lotion, Newcasthenpoo-Tyne, merchant-Oct. 10. R. F. Wei hilt West Hartlepool, late innkeeper-Oct. it 0. Lowther, New castle.upn.Tyne, optLian--Oct. 9. F. Matehews, fitaffortisldre, baker-Olaf. 9. J. JODY.A. sun.. Willenhall, Stafford shin, carpenter-Oct. 9. J. W. Derbyshire. [lnsley. Staffordshire, gentleman'. *errant-oat. 0. Emma Eliza Blake, Wolverhamp. tom teenier of samdc-04 9, if. Bond Wolverhampton, malt ster-Oct 9. J. masa. Wolverhampton, dealer in nsh - Oct 9. J. Blackwell, Wolverbampton, baker-bept. 15. W.T- Mr. Blackburn, mechanic-sept. 15. Margaret Brown Sheppard. Blackburn, dealer in Berlin wool-Oct. 13. W. Mittman, Whittle sey. C mbrideeshire, auctioneer-Oct. 17. J. Baker. Coventry. ribbon manufacturer-Oct. 6. W. White, Ent Dean, Olonceiter• shire, labourer-Oct. 07. J. Morgan, Cardiff, butcher-Oct 27. T. Evans, !Jandal. publican-Oct V J. Adobe*. Cardiff. sheriff's °ewer s clerk-Out 27. D. Nal, Cardiff. henhouse keeper--04. 17. J. 11. Oesicell. Canton. near Cardiff, stationer-on. 27. W. Evans, Cardiff, hoetmater-Oct. V. W. Morris, Cardiff. pone- Oct. Id. H. Moreland, Whitley, Berkshire, commissson agent- Oct. et A. Heap. Habergham Eaves lancashire, stoormeon- Oct. t J. Nicholson, St. Helm's, Laucashire, etonemason-dept a. J. Kelly, Stockport Cheshire. labourer-Oct:lit T. Snowdon, Alnwick, Northumberland, saddler-Oct IA T. Roberts, Omen- Said, elleobire, labourer-Oct. .7. E. Line, Chelteni tin, boot maker-. v. 30. J. Martln, Or .Inralte. Cumh-riee . joiner Oct. Edwards, Klugswinford, Staffordshire, Journeyman carpenter -Sept. SO. R. Coates, Kidderminster, licensed victual ler-Sept. 20. T. Southertem Bewdley, Worcestershire, late licensed victualler-Oct M. H. Ifollart, 5101hr...ugh, Yorkshire, journeyman cratemaker-Oct. 9. H. Baggeley, Stokenpotorrent, modeller-Oct. 17. J. Lovindge, Coventry. sewyer-tict. 2. Z. Bold, St. Helen's, Lancashire. licensed vi, tualler -Oct 11. 0. Meteele, Eadngwold, Yorkshire, superannuated racer of ex else -Ort. 6. J. Drape, Briehton, seller cd cerdlais-Sept. 21. H. L Terry, Warrington, Lancashire. whiteemlik-Sept. 21. H. Woods, Warrington, ale nianuLtinne. Oct 6. J. R. Home, Church Stretton, Shropshire, chemist- Oct 2. J. Baker,'Butterleigh. lievoerablre, miller-Sept. 21. 0. Hewitt, Norwich. iron founder-Sept. 27. J. N. lakensan, Ply mouth. commercial traveller-Sept 27. F. C. Ford, engineer en board H.M.S. Iswlns. 27. Plymouth. che mat - Oct. 2, W. Ra,, Newport Perm& Buckismhamshire, blackensith-Sept. 16.1. N. Dumbrill, Esetreerne,Ruesex--Sept. 26 S. Burditt, WUbsiston, NorthimPloneltire. publican-Se,A. 26 8. thelOock, Great Etowden, Leicestershire, late butcher - Sept. tn. Bleu Bunning, Motet Harboroagh, Leicestershire, pantry cook-Sept. 28 J. W. Wood. Hsubmits Bosworth, lane, tershire, gentleman-Sept. 26. 11. Payne, Sibbertoft, North. amptonshire, butcher-Octal G. Rolduson. Yoavely, Derby shire, plumb. r -- Sept . it. I Haynes, Derby. hlodging keeper-Sept 21. S. Perry, Derby. tobacco Met-dept M. 1. Sharp, Warrion, Lancashire. provision dealer-Sept. 20. 0. Cooper (sepa rate estate). Chinsborough, Lincolnshire, chemist. PARTIMISHIPS DfSSOLVED. S. Plummer and J. Plummer , Casten, Nortelk. laakers-E. Nevi& ti. A. Everitt, W. E. Everitt. and F. Everitt. LlanellY. Caermuthenahlre, go far as regards W. L Everitt-O. A. Everitt, W. E. Everitt, and F. Evetitt, Birmlogham, and Eestcheap. City, metal tube tuanufacturers. so far es r e g ards W. I Everitt-G. Barker and A. Barker. Rochdale, plumbers-Annie Marla Gay and *arab Stanford Day . Bristol, proprietress of a ladies' school-W. o. Boiler ., W. J. Smith, li. Boden, W. Roden, and C. H. Smith, Derby and Nottingham, lace manufacturers, so far as regards W. C. Dodea -W. P. Collinghonrust see., and J. 11. Collinghourne, Coo entry. pas nbroicers-P. Plant, Sutton, Surrey, and R. Janine& Heiningford-road, lalington, purveyors to her Majesty's Customs-J. Willoughby and J. Starey, Plaistow, Reset vinegar merchants-J. C. Dimsdale, J. Drewitt, IL N. Fowler, and H. B marl. Cornhill, bankers, so far as regards J. Melvin-G. Calvert and E. Jones. Rochdale, cotton spinners- T. Harrison, liorthamploo, and W. J. Reeve. Birmingham. corn dealers-T. Poll ek and J. Pollock, Leeds, wool merchant* -J. J. Trott and T. Wheatley. Ipswich. &dolt, grocers-W. White. T. Johnstone, and H. Elliott, Sheffield, silver platen, so far as regards 11. 011ott -W. H. WOuleness and S. J. Rayner, Bristol, pawnbroker.-J. Seasonal, .1. Thomson, J. A. Callen der, and T. Brown (representative of A- Brown, deceased), Leith and Glasgow, merchants-Forman, Limjee, and Co., London, so tar ea reminle B. N. FTIIIIIIOO. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION& JAMES TAR' WICKMAN, Alloa, brewer, Sept. 19, at tho Royal Oak Hotel, num. Jona ere decessed;, Tomintonl. Banffshire, merchant, Sept. 19, the Gerdes Arum Inn, Keith. GoVNANNWCf iIisORANCEI AND ANNIIITIAL- - I The following additiowil post•offims in England and Wales will be open on and afar the 11th September, for the ee oeipt of proposals for the insurance of lives or the purchase of government annuities, under the act 27 and 213 Viol., cap. 43 ; end for the receipt of the premiums becoming due to the Pottmester-Geaeral, from time to time, under car ; tracts for the insurance of lives or the purchase of govern. I meat annuities, and for the payment of any sums which shall become payable by the Postmaster-Deems', under the said contracts : Bodmio, Deobigh Kegworth • (Derby), Marsden (Huddersfield), Newcastle (Stafford), I Painawick (Stroud), Radcliffe (liaschester), St. Austell, Bt. Clears, Stovetop (Cambridge), Sedgley (Dudley), Shiffnal, flowerby-bridge (Normantoo). Spileby, &carport, Totem, TAM Tutbury (Barton-oe-Treot), Wath-ori-Deara• (80. therhem), Wineboome (Cheltenham),Wragby. Them °Sore will be open for such purposes during the hours ap. pointed for the transaction of money order Matinees. A heod•bill containing the principal rules of the Government hauninat and /tenuity office mad of the Post-office gavial. banks has been printed for gratuitous distrinntios, sad copies may be obtained at the abovo-named °Som. The measure will, from time to time, be extended to other poet-ollices than those named above, and doe notice will be given of molt estensimia. If application be made to any postmaster for the extensioo of the measure to Ins cane, he will at coos report the eircernstence to the secretary. Yesterday Dr. Manning, the Roman catholic arebbisbep of Westminster, laid the fouudetiou stone of a new Roman Whelk, church at Breutford. The ceremony was serried oat with all theonetomary plioderir for which The most interesting paper in the geological section leasee report of the committee for the exploration of Kent's Cavern ~meetqy. It was read by Mr. PENGELLY, who exhibited extraordinaty collection of fomil remains of extinct animals and human in:mistreats which h ad beets dug cut of the cave. This celebrated cavern, WWI also sometimes Kent's Hole, is about a mile doe met from Torquay liar. boor, mid situated in a smell wooded limestone hill. The cave has bee. known from time immemorial, but it did not attract the attention of scientific inquires* until Sep tember, 1824, when Mr. Northmore visited it with the double object, as he states, of disoovering organic remains and of escertalniog the exist'sce of a temple of Midges, and he declared that he wan successful in both objects. The name of the Rev. Mr. W. li'Famary, Roman catho lic priest, is, however, chiefly associated with the history of the cavern, which be first visited Is the summer of 1825. He was at that time quite inexperienoed in cavern reseerchee. Having found emend teeth end hones, he thus described his feelings on the omission " They were the fleet fossil teeth I had ever seen ; and as I laid my hands on theme relic. of extinct rams, end witnesses of an order of things which passed sway with them, I shrank back involuntarily, though not insemible to the excitement attending new discoveiies. I em not ashamed to own, that in the presence of these remains I felt more of awe than joy." fie .t ones maim:mi. cited his discovery to Dr. Huddled, and, with great energy followed up hie good fortune for several years. The exca vations, ueder t.be direction of the committee, have been conducted with great care, and upon a regular system ; and some of the articles found, even on the upper engem, were supposed to represent from 1.500 to 2.000 years. The oorc.- mittee said it was impossible to doubt either the human origin of the Implements or their inceculstino. in undis turbed soil, with the reamies of the mammoth,the cave bear, and their extinct contemporaries. As far is their research.' bad gore, they had not, like Mr. Clod wio Austen, found the bongs of man mixed op, is undisturbed soil, with those of extinct animals ; bet there was no improbability in the statement of that distinguished geologist. The committee reminded those who were di.. posed to attach importance to the fact, that men's bones are not forthoomieg es readily as their implemea the te ; that I. the black mould se well in the red loam, only indications of man's existence were remnants of his bomb work. Pottery boos, implements and °reemerge in metal and stone, the remnant of his fires sad the relics of his feast., were numerous, and betokened the lapse of at least two milleasiums ; but here, as well as in the older deposits below, the committee bad met with no metige of his meows metal. But if ever there was a carnival of science it was at the Town-hall last night. I heard people call it a distinguished mob; others compared it to "the ring " at the Derby. Such was the clatter of tongues, it was indeed a very Babel. Some idea of the power of the organs of speech (after dinner) may be formed when I say that the enormous organ of the hall was absolutely drowned at times in the storm of chatter that filled the ball. Poor Mr. Stimpson, the organist, had to revenge himself for the loss of all his fine piano passages by pulling out all the stops, and firing a concentrated broadside of all the tiers of his diapason. But science has no ear for music, or some one would have stopped the hammering of a file-cutting machine which west on during all the soft movements of the overture to Tattered& Alas for Roseini ! There are places of resort in Germany, it is said, where the visitors sit and stand for hours up to the chin in immense warm baths, playing dominoes, ecartd, chess, or chatting over a meal or a cigar ; this vast seething multitude of two thous/Ltd philo sophers and philosophesses was something of this kind. The heat was volmnic and vaporous, but as a man, and no doubt a woman also, it is well known can bold a beefsteak in an oven and escape being cooked himself, no one complained of being more than a little faint. At this tremendous junc ture, when the thoughts wandered towards ices and coffee, a wave of quiet passed for an instant over the assembly as a loud voice sounded out in very measured accents from the gallery, "Ladies and gentlemen, you will find refreshments under the floor !" 1 leave you to imagine the universal about of laughter that greeted this ludicrous announce. ment, and the cries of " Where, where 1" amidst which the gentleman bad to express himself in less ambiguous words, telling us that what be meant was that the room below was the refreshment room. There were many extremely interesting things at this soirée, and a great many which possess little or no interest except that which concerns the pockets of the scientific instrument makers, who never on these occasions fail to bore you with their card, as if that were an object of microscopic interest. The most startling novelty exhibited was a trifle in the art of modern war, contributed by Captain Blakeley ; it was a round shot of steel, 18 inches diameter, and a conical projectile a yard long and about 15 inches diameter, with two smaller ones, all made of steel The crowd gathered round these, and shuddered again at the bare thought of such missiles being burled against a ship. Whether the gun for these enormous shot exists was not stated. but if it does, Sir William Armstrong's famous " Big Will" will have to fight for the championship. Captain Blakeley's gun must be at least an 800- pounder. An iron plate five inches thick was shown with several dents in it, but not pierced by this enormous round shot, as no one ever supposed it could be. The large boiler and distilling apparatus made of platinum, which is the only metal that can resist the action of acids, and costs considerably more than gold, was interesting, cot so much for its valde in money as an example of the great value and im portance of perfect chemical manipulation. This boiler enables the chemist to obtain large quantities of absolutely pure sulphuric acid, a chemical of the - of various kinds. There Tug WILTELER.—Iir. Plant telegraphs to u from Birmingham that the thermometer yesterday showed 84 de grees he the shade. The mean temperature of the lint seven days was 84 degrees, and which has been unequalled is that time in the mouth of September since the year ISt?. About two o'clock this morning the meliopolis wee visited by s severe thunderstorm, accompanied by a sharp fall of rain. The lightning was extremely vivid, and the thun der claps both loud and frequent. A " RIVOLT OF rag tiAill3llA."—On Wednesday evening last a "revolt of the harem." took place which far a time threatened broken windows and scratched face* to the k'era police sad mneicipal authorities. About 7 p.m. • Mussulnian child was brought for burial to that part of the Petit Champs in which interment have reeeetly been ferbiddes. The sesame at the sdnieg liee-etation interfered to prevent the burial, an joid in ten or fif tees minutes a erowd of women sod children, which ultimately swelled to some 300 strong, gathered round the spot from all parte of the adjoining =mimeo (leerier. Seizing stones, broken crockmy, and every other available missile, the, assailed the police, and amid such a stone of die °ardent SWUM as the neighbouring saviors ham soilless or sever echoed to, theeateeed the zaptieles with the worst that fanizine sager could do note them if the leterment were Doi sported. The lieatisaat of the station however, stood firm, mad wise that the grave was being dug ia spit f hit . seised the little fele, , oil referred the yssionalin o rd furies to the aos e lipslity. Thither, after mots shrill Tellietloo , , they repaired, sad. after being with diSmilty kept from &mobiles the does and windows of the edge hotel, were finally { - educed to carry their pint to 06148448 mi. There the Bey &plea unitised, tall be had time to refer for Mormonism to Stam boul, where it was thought best to quell the riot by yield ing is this sole isweencei. Acnordiegly, the Bey sesompenleil the ineengents back to tie ground, and, a grave some al: feet deep having been dug mid plentifully spriehlail with quicklime, the little come was at length pet tint of sight swot 9 p.n.. the arsasealan mob, se it dispersed, ealebnit -itivelypell ei ' the see!strl pre,