The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-17 00:00:00

rw" W-71. )- R~`G~ "AV • "Cot V 0, „ - ""%'- C .. - IraWALL LINE of PACKETS.Yor MEL- GRIPT ST. JAMES'S HALL—EVERY l ows (eort PoluzLgreot...atsgan. mimes ship NING at IA and gayußpAy AgyggsooN It 3. V, Litre lone IL T. GOWN, will Wave liareabe, the Great Ventriloquist and Minh—World of Magic— Inla&igpc,,A3 n or ms 1, and carry an impertenood war. Second Sigh in a new Form, by Mina Andersen—Frederic (the 1 011. 7kii, i mp hss been theroly overhauled and restored great) Names. Ventriloquist and Mule In "Begone. Dun r ot lam —Apply to F. G — I..N and Co., 110, Loadonball- Care"—The Peal Indian Deaket Trick by Was Limie Andamon. Stalk Se. ; reserved wets, Is.; balcony, Is.. _• minds:don, Is.— ISA L. ±-- --- 1 Is.— Crowded •e d houses. Professor Anderson's Farewell Season of the World el Marie. Immense Sneers. "TM greatest combination entertainment in the metropo ila" —Vide Prem. A. AMMO, Acting Manager. AMERICA. publican voters found their ranks greatly thinned by t be large number of recrnita which they furnished to the army, and the demo crats were proportionately reinforced by the large immigration of Irish called for by the steady growth of manufactures. But the zeal which was strong enough to vote against slavery, and strong enough to stand by the governme nt during the most trying days of the war, does not seem to be strong enough to secure the admission of the negro to poll *el equality. An amendment to the constitution providing for the admission of the coloured persona to the franchise was adopted by the last legislature, and ordered to be submitted in the usual form fur ratification to the people last Monday. It has been rejected by a majority of about five thousand. I think it is safe to say that this majority is entirety composed of Irishmen, probably Fenian*, as they are is the habit of demonstrating their love of liberty and their title to it in this part of the world by supporting every measure which has for its object the degradation of that other race which is perhaps the only one that has enrpsesed the Irish in suffering and misfortune. Pmetiodly this result it not of much importance, or far az Connecticut is concerned. There are only 2,000 negroes in the State, and as they are exempt from taxation, disease' unrepresented, the majority of them are probably, now that taxation is so heavy, only too glad •to escape the bon aura of citizenship. But the effect on the president and Congress will, I fear, be most unfortunate. It wilt confirm the President in his adhesion to hie present policy, by convincing him that the North is at his back, and that nobody is disposed to impose any very rigid conditions on the South, with rega rd either to the political or social status of the negro. Of mune, Northern members of Congress will hesitate about sacking from Southern men concessions to the coloured race which they might make themselves with far less risk, but still refuse to make. In fact I cannot help thinking that it gives the agitation in favour of negro suffrage at the South a heavy blow, and makes it clearer than ever that the political eleva tion of the blacks must, like their social elevation, come mainly from their own exertions, from their advance in wealth and education ; and this, of course, gives redoubled importance to the labours of the freedmen's associations at the North, which are now engaged in establishing coloured schools at the South. (azursa's rxtuntsiis.) (Per the Moravian, rid anseesselle.) NSW YORK, Orr. 6, Emma The Mississippi State election peened off quietly' I General Humphrey, who is still unpardoned, has been elected governor. The candidates who were opposed to the admission of negro testimony in courts of justice were elected. The Louisiana Democratic Convention have nominated J. M. Wells as governor. They have approved Mr. Jolinson's re-organisation policy, and have determined to exclude religious and sectional controversies on the ground that the Federal go vernment was made to be perpetuated for the ex clusive political benefit of the white race. The convention urged that a constitutional convoca tion should be summoned, and resolved to request Congress to grant compensation for the losses caused by emancipation. Finally the convention prayed the government for a general amnesty and a prompt restoration of property. General Slocum and John Vaa Buren. isispeeshe K LINE of PACKETS for CALCUTTA Ker:lt.—Aorws tll SHIMS& —The splendid clipper ii____.....i.facricCk.4lol4l2l,n lib..lo== DAVID 0111Ittlg. inn be deepatebed c." --- tbe Vtb October, An woo droll:aged by OM renal epee bud cleared set Wee titan tine talb tnel—lrer ~ga apida_to tbe ocreetsobONALD CUIALS and Odlr i ,' b d .— . DRT MAT and Co. be, Parliament.street : or 06 A. JARRING and Co., NO. 11, Gracechurch.streek • RC. —_ TIOXFORD.--BLITY-8.1%, by J. OFFEN ACH LA TRAVIATA, NORMA, *9.. by the most silkiest Operatics Company in Load". Including Slimes Ramat Walsialsy, Tymell, Barrie Madame ies, and Mee Ivits-ilsory: "OM A. St Alb" Orem li, Mesit w. wuusing,aad Mawr TrivlL—Ballet, the BRIDAL o i t . y e t i U . T . Y, by the Mises Testy and Bars Omaha. Comedy and by the IYAnbsas, Mears. Pariah and Davies: the Broils:es and Suter Rival!, tee celebrated llangerlan dancers: sod other available talent —THIS IVINING. sa w isou ovsaroot. OA Quirmarowx TO NEW 1 OM TWICZ A RIM. Ti`ELIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and isnaaartim tiTEAII4ILIP COMPANY Usland dr • --isalrtall,owered agdioniki Lee iktew Illoantadala tailed States star. °MIN 11101 f LI V&RPOOL fax NZW TOM • cirT Or 110triON, Wednesday. Oct 11 Off Of 00111 C, Friday, Oct St 1 , 01. Weissula, Oat 11. , em w a omoday, and alternate Fridays and Saturdays. 117 ere by tbe wmu soall stour t =tilednealm x .1 1 rgrasy's andlatarday's stunners. 16 {elms. wrifige Windt* a fait went] of cooked i rises. &hada sod Ova WWI booked o n edema—Per /maw partkadsre to si gr at somigAN. It Walairlasat umm layseposi; se to M METROPOLITAN HOMO HALL, Edgwano reed.—Opea at 7. —GLAND BALLIff entitled the SULTAN'S DELAY. Principals and oorps de ballet *elected from /ter ill*Mys Theatre. Produced under the direction of Madame Lo.. Manager. J. J. POOLE. Conlin nod mutt. mental artistes muulerabia. Selection, Beams' Opera. omic, Liam, H ln arvey and french, Leyboorne. Ray and Soo. EOl2lllll wutoq and ISO Gray. DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EX.HIBITION, 1866. Dells the Spada Patronage of HffMajesty the QIIIIIN. OPSII DAILY, sad Is the 'YINING ea MONDAYS. TOM DAYS, sod THURSDAYS, Admisitoo, Ose &WM& Ms athMttles close on the 9th of November hest delivered at Albaay and Syracuse in behalf of the New York Democrats, endorsed President John son's policy. A meeting of the grand central council of the Fenian Brotherhood has been held at Astor House, at which delegates from all the centres were pre sent. The events transpiring in Ireland were can vaaeed, and the meeting decided to call a special general congress of the entire order, to assemble at Philadelphia on the 16th inst., when business of the utmost importance would be brought before it. 00111LBEGLAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Oct 6, SVMMIG. Money easy. Gold, 144. Exchange on Loudon, 161 ; on Paris, abb. Stooks a dvancing. New York Centrals, 98i ; Illinois, 152 k ; Erie, 89i 5-20 Bonds, 1031, ex. NEW YORE, Got 7. Yossuro. The North Carolina Convention has unanimously passed an ordinance declaring that the ordinance of 1779, ratifying the constitution, had always been in force since its enactment, and that the supposed -.ion ordinance has always been null and void, i 5...-- -- BA:MG.—The first-class screw steamer Wrill'irrAr essA. 0111001111 C. Y. SIMI. wilt dear for the s eep 'tit on re abOilt UN Meth instant. To be followed by odinteleee steamers Has waperior aooosomodatton for pu mp. —ape/y at CHAPLIN'S Deivereel Moe. Regent-alma. MlLLlrtil. ORATItt. PAILLUPPB and 00., Si Dun ogebonle, et. DeateafeAW. RC. RAILWAY ARZA.NOINUINTE. lotus tickets to and front Dublin are issued st the principal railways In England and Scotland at considerably reduced Mew EXCIIIMIOII trains ran frequently at very low prices ions tall r i t i k lis ulara me railway campmates' announcements. Y PARKINSON, Secretary mad Comptrolier. ONIN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Brous- Blot, .d Otani Germeary.—The North German Lloyd's mclignelers germ -Maw mows. Captain 1. lIIITMAN It, am gmesteasd from Itorselydown on TSUI/WAY. the 19th peen eather p er mitting), at 10 SAL, aching at ernswewiek I m o r . dl gbawall, for vassengere. at 12 noom—isres to Braises. ill mi: re turn ticicts. .2.2 and gl Wm—Apply at CHAPLIN? ' reined Oaks, Itegent-circus, W.: or toPHILLIPPG,GLAVEN, ' Psaiur2_------snd Co., M. Denstmenbome, IL canssawnhs, H.G. I en:AND. -- The GREAT EASTERN ITIAII.BIIIP. The BALOO , I lITILAWPACIET 0011- yAglyi TINEtIL the ALLIANDILA leaves L on deabridge Wharf do amdms included), at a Oaarterßaet 10 a.m., the GRICAT I r Rasher ind WWII Pier, Gravosed, and oLe round INWIIIt a MEMO INIS ; returning trots Gravesend (calling 11 lithimille) at 430 p rn. lane. —Frora London to Graves. md—fars If. : oon. mule, 11. : ditto, return, Is. ed.; Grand Saloon, i m o, u. Id. ditto, Mem WM. Prom Landon round Great Helm sad tack—Fore Saloon, M. ; Grand Woos, M. Prom BMW round Great Samara and baok—Fore Wig geloall e a b C e ltdren under Ten Tears et age had-price. Ilesn A STANDARD sous, PYRAMID /SUIT TRIVIA CONSIGN RENT of BIILBS Rosa HOLLAND, Rustic tioats, &c. DIR. J. C. STEVENS will SRLLby AUCTION, at his Resat Rooms, VA ILlnmetrold, ..m o. on uNESDAY. Oct, DA at Nlf-P.M If precisely. STANDARD ROSS% Ana bushy heads, t Mama► and good varieties pyramid and dwarf pear, plum, cherry, apple, and apricot trees cossMmiseat atom:Who, tEzerocuses, sod OM. • bulbs from Rolland ; and some Ingle seal; fre.—On Mew the moth tag of sale, and catalogues M .L IONEIGN WINES, cheap end pure :--Ostaloniau sl7e. dd. Andalusian Port, 17a. 6d. ; Frock ble.: I drench Sherry, Itle. pee dozen: 8ea6101.611. YES ad.: Boandlloe, 17a. ed. ; Quanta. Ile Hoek 21a. to 2411 1 . L = Sparkling Nock and Moselle, aa a dozen : C.gisae Bran= or brown, a dozen. Dottiest:winded. Tenon oat. paid upon four donee Into the country. kl./W ABU BOWERBANS and SONS, Diettuenand impo rt 771, ilen-atreet, London. Nslablished 1762. THRICSHKR and GLENN Y. NUT DOOR Se sommar-norsx STRAND. Thy °air establaboment in Louden tor las following Asada': TBILEIHRJES SUMMIR ANGOLA SUITS. THRESERR'S INDIA TWIED SUITS. THIP.RBELIES INDIA OAUZS WAISTCOATS. THRESERWS KASHMIR SHIRTS. THRESREWS COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS. THRESNRES WILITART SHIRTS. TERESERRE OVIRLAND TRUNKS. THRISEIWS INDIA arum( TRUNKS.T H RINIIZES INDIA UMP'S ILITTAL CABIN RAGS. LIC LINED TRUNKS. TH TIE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Lhatted). COPIES of the tic LY-YRO UP REPORT and BALANCE tithe BIM isnot to tlie thare ta boitiers Gila Say, con be bad on spelt was Cowpony's m. ALFRED LOW; Bearetam 17 rd in. °anthill. Imam, October 13.1886• and is now repealed. It is reported that Mr. Johnson has pardoned Mr. Humphrey, the elected governor of Missis- THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that th• BALV-YEAILT flEallAL MEETING of this Congeal , will to held at the Leedom Tanen, Blshotarate street, Loodos, on TUES p DAY oo of , the Goteesr, at 11 o'clock S.D. nrectseb, for the p= ?salving the Directors' and Auditors' lipoid sad balance. det sad for declaring a dlvidond. Ms Trader Books of the Compeny wilt be days e doled fro Inclusive.m Satur , Ms llst. to Satarday, the nth October, day By order of Qat Wort of Directors, ALFRED LOWE D Booridary. 17 red 16, Cernhill, London, Oct. 6, 1966, sipp A n n incendiary fire at Mobile has destroyed 6,000 bales of cotton, valued at 1,000,000 doh. The Saint Louis papers report the arrival of Juarez at Santa Fe, in New Mexico, an route for the United States. The report iz considered doubt fuL The steamer Constitution sailed from San Fran cisco on the 3rd inst. with 1,100,000 dole. for New York, and 340,000 dols. for England. NEW YORK, Ocr. 7, EV/11:1NO. There has been great speculative excitement in gold and stooks since Wednesday last. The former rose temporarily to 149, but has sines receded under government sales to 146. Exchange on London, 161 ; Paris, 3.55. Yesterday morning Erie was quoted 93, and Illinois 133. The stock market subsequently showed • downward tendency, but is now again ROME. (nom A TUX CREDIT LNOLAND FONCLER and IdOBILIER of (Limited). Capital L 4,000,000, to 200,000 shares of LSO 'soh. Capital iubscrthed, 100,000 shares (Ord issue L 4,000 000. Coital paid op thereon (L 6 per Aare), LOAM. Reserve fund, L 200.000. Dividend morn fund. 470,000. DIRECTO/O. nie light Haw JAMIS B roan WORTLIY. GeWernor. ULU LSVICK, Esq•, Merchant. King's Arras- Depute 7MI HOARY DANIELL. leg., Chairman of Omersiors. the Album Bank (Limited), JJJ Ctilas. Beg.. Loudon. Wain Dent, yen. Int. iambuses of the Thames and Mersey Maim lenurmice C.ropany (I.linPod). lkilissawßstlisr, Iraq., Old Broedetreet, London. Chien lbq Lloyd's. Lis** Hakim. lay. (Moors. Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and Co.), balm. WMhm Larrieen. Esq. (Messrs. Young, Harrison, and Bevan), MAW of the Thames and sfersey Insurance Compeny. Mird Road lane, Esq. ,Mewirs. Line. Henkel, and Co.). Climbs L Newborn, las., London. yrinial. Rm.. I P., Rumellaquare. Loudon. Mackrill Inal h, Esq. ,Mews . llsokrill Smith and Co.), Bresdetreet. London. Brat Warner, Pao.. M.P., London. 7aa White . , SIP . Abort (kink La., M.P., Managing Medan WICIIII3. no Agri and Mesterman's Beak (limited). Nam Smith, Payne. and Smiths. Ihs Imional Beak, Loudon, Dublin. and its Branches In Ireland. Ss Alliance Bank (Limited), London. Liverpool , uml &dm inooloas—name Fewbon, !NW end Co.. Nirßoloielltue. E.C. SiNCIURAST ••Allted LAPS. An. Odlins, 17 sod 18. Cordial, Landon. advancing. The following are the latest quotations ;—lrew York Central, 99 ; Illin ois, 132 ; Erie, 8911; 5-20 Bonds, 1031 ex. Cotton very firm ; middling up land, 51c. to 52c. Flour and wheat advancing. Corn steady. Provision s dulL Coffee quiet. Sugar steady. Motions good inquiry. Petroleum quiet ; crude, 39 ; refined, 64. (rzou ova arrow, - - ' r '' ' • • : YA }‘ : ~ t 1 p.< ....4.• .(/ tr ••' . ' . T 1 ',L 01'00 .---- ' 747' ' ,*,`!lB 1 1 - 4' .."-1; 1 1:1 VI JET IY7t;r. /! x . , ...... _.... A..• " 4 . ._______—,. _ \, f„4 .... t i t . a t....... ..: IA ~.ai . 1 ' ' • ssalid. M 1 T T:' , C3 TN • "V . rig - trim viva_ 007011 PM 17. 1866. [ STAMPED, ld. ADDITIONAL.] tTWOPENCE • i i I i 1 I 1 , 1 ! I I I ; 1 1 oonntries, not the etSallset oontributor by any means being England. I was quits surprised to learn the other day that 1/Ingiand, in proportion to her number of Roman catholic', contributes more than any country in Europe to this voluntary tax, and Ireland—also in proportion to her numbers — less than any other people. DRAMA. PRINCE OF WALDO!. A very extravagant, but far from amusing farce, which looks in coestractioe and writing like one of those eccentric pieces of 'trained fan leak% sprang into existence daring the fatemetissal Eththition year, &&'4 we psci. dueed at this bones lasteigitt ender the title of Dinner for Nothing. As old use, who bas • smattering of ameral !manages; coneelves the notion of opening his house free to all fereigesse, A young friend, with another smatterieg d languages, alto effeeelvre the pollee of trying to core the old nee A ble folly" by' 'insane of • preiethel • joke, and Ilia Mum la therodoer lose titled with • wild troop of Oerlineee, Omen, Italians, Janine" sod Frenchmen. The scene which Ulm pines is es eeissy mat stepid as a thisrlntre raeriqnseade at tour o'clock in the , ' morning, and the clever acting of Mr. J. Clarke, Nr. Ram • sod Yr. Bancroft essl4 do thale to Rohs it something mare than • ectinuners. ?be Wiser !alb. Cheltnam. F.GYPTLA,NAILLL. . . One of those clever 'emotional tricks which very • often lake the busy of the Own. and mikado fortune el their inventors. was lytrodiered by Coked Stolais last , night at thialtell, se es addition to bis 000joriog sad yea inloquiel entertainment. It it wiled The SpAynx—a %yr tery, Imi effedata of a Ille•dee emitting head, bigily colossol, dreamed op in the EMS= stria and Isased la • a mall hot whisk ens be oirriPiPbosi the Me" but wbkhs when opened, is rested on a slight drawiagerrom table. Th. Sloes under sail monad this table as be seen by the apectitora, and. to all appransos, there ia no oonsosios 4 between the box sad the ourroastllog walls or tapestry. The expreeelen of the free is hatenaely human if not yeti iatelnspot.—aed do pedesesaaes env of orLoalor ado. taboo whisk ime beet the month el time bead, annonpenisd by nodose cif do epspAnd *eke. The promotion*. le I. like that of ft bssidastai *Amity bac it Wed Imo Unity and stresty se that d the 4 nihropoglossoe. The trick h etarding Paroorof in its prams form, sod If wfa L &Aden mate tlw adraiklare of a very popelar and Weil • 1 easteined eatertainhiset. 11.7D08 MD MD HOP PROM . TONBEIDGE ODUNTY COURT. TM* BALL, FRIDAT OCT. 13. (liefereJarses BpMies, sq.) wort e. F4TIOO . T. The plaintiff in this ow is hop picker eed mud Om defeadsat, a large farmer at Osp el, for 121 10L, for watt does as hap • Yr. Crieps=d. 'gelatin! stated that he worked for Yr. Playfdo/ for eight &ye, but having Walk no agreement be fouled out at the hl el that time** ***deadest would Dot tally lees tau sight for la. They matte no egreement whatever. • His Homer—That is paean* very much by people of ffeis musty. Yen are as Idelame, I presume? Yltatiff—lsm. " His Honour—Mudd s B.Cessa catholic? 'a plaletlff—Yen. Eiseeer—Otani yosmelf. *se. Ea Plaintiff —Them ism sessionfor UM, I am morn. His Hosoar—l shall net believe you if you don't. '' Plaintiff then emesed blasesU. *testi; Do yea mess to tall kis Homer Ilteripps, to • .lbs p lzare so agree/neat —I do. His Hoeser-1. tall you se a man of Kest that beim bees used to the hoplickieg practice ell my Ida, sad I don't believe there is such a to t going to hop for another without set &grommet a. to Matt was to tally. Kr. Ctippe—Thes yee, effll psWt that you made se agreement. bid you not issaisvepr to seam the other pickers sway ? Plaistiff —Well, when I mat throe--- His Honour—Answer hiss at mon I hear so Wino" ea! Dever answers question directly. plaintiff—We won will* to estorttio 8 for Is. bet after' we tried we found we °WA soh manilla* osnelves as Uri a HOPE, Oor. 8. The Holy City is certainly apiece where strange sights are to be seen. A few days ago I happened to be wandering over the church of Saute Maria Maggiore, when my cdmpanion drew my attention to a gentleman who was hearing mass most devoutly at one of the sidealtars. I must mention that nry companion on this occasion was a gentleman who in London is as well known as he hi m self knows everybody that lives any where west of Charing-crow. Tbe gentleman he pointed out was evidently as Englishman, and was dressed in the coat and collar worn by the very high church Anglican clergy. My friend said, "There, you see that gentleman, he •is curate of London ; no doubt he has gone over to Rome." When the mans was over my friend went up to him, and said, " Well, So-sed-So, I suppose we shall never hear you preach again at — 1 "Why so I" was the rejoinder. '‘ Bemuse I see you are attending mass, and I suppose that you have joined the Roman catholic church—followed in she tootetepa of Manning, Oakley, and Newman — is it ' not so I' " Oh, dear, no," replied the clergyman, , "I, like many others, when abroad always attend the services of the Roman eatholie church in preference to ekes of the - -., NEW YORK. Oct. 4. wretched chape a ls which ii e n t si cermet t i h d e Anglian It is useless to deny that the result of the vote catholic . right to ritual a de in th e :i wh ich smother bishop. bis hv h e op " . 7 ' in Connecticut last Monday is considered by the But.,, said my friend, "do you really believe the friends of the negroes at the North a heavy blow doctrines of the R o man, and y'st bel remain a minister and great discouragement When the constitution of the English church f' the reply, " I "of which tat to the great was framed, there was not a s in g le State which catho li o church," was lican excluded them from the polls on account of their Roman,„ lad is l on li e ol b d :m il An a2d ei the ch g ureh . to be the r on in e colour except South Carolina. In all the others only rite allowable; in these lands the Roman is the free negroes voted under the same condition as the only one which a true catiaolto.shoold ever s trand." white men. Thirty years later Connecticut intro- Although feeling not a little astonished st th is ducal a provision into the constitution depriving new religious phase, I cultivated the acquaintance men of colour of the citizenship, under the in- of this wonderful elertfeman,wbo happened to be at the te sn a n a i m e e ho ta tel wiA m m t :, and dine e every sed night th a m t linen°. of that system of pro-slavery propagandism which the South bad by that time begun to eats- there were many amongst what he termed Anglican e r the mem bash. Why it was that Connecticut should Catholics who abroad always at t e nded have been the first of the New Engl and, of the Roman catholic church, and nevthe them and in fact of th e Northern, States to sue, service of their own faith, although some of comb to this influe nce it is difficult to say. "le A parmiZyigof F ters o re n th cri gentlemen were introduced to I have more than once discussed this point in your the Pope a few days ago. His Holiness spoke to columns already, probably, as many of your readers them for some time iu their owe laegnage, and may think, without arriving at any very eatisfac- talked a great deal about hisreoant allocution against tory result There is one fact which is at least Freemasons. He said that although oaths taken suggestive, though as to what it suggests people to keep secret what the person taking the oath did notehlanoweitthhee e eLac r t eh. nat e u t re h o e f d a m es ae ari t tet the , might differ widely, and it is this, that in every State at the North the devotion to slavery, or tole- Freema g sons were enemieiof religion. He spoke of the Carbonsri of Italy, whose plots he said were mice of it, has been in the direct ratio of its ortho duzy in religion. In New Jersey, for instance, carried on under the oover of the secret signs of da y Fascriort r er: m A which has been from the earliest times up to this masonry, and were mad injurious to pub li c order. ird a n ::: i ttee4:derwes=cluistni—eldYeattli; y eeradee Wall, tor the election w of a " Ooen. clay the great stronghold of Calvinism, and which lam more than ever l convinced that , there is a ~,„„ Ooueoilnes for th e w ea k o f c o t emeg .erceet to the , oom wis contains the great Calvinist seminary of Princeton, perfect meat, ji lt :French Eiggperotrweeanild the cosnapaltveerrne- r wbo h a a f d ai se r ryt i ili . etvilt=airald.offilir. • l asso she parish of abolitionists were down to the outbreak of the war of the Italian party. When the day cmes for the g_,/- glePees. Orewederelesse. Isd who g a d la roljed is lb , l esiti almost unknown, the pro-slavery spirit was fierce French troops to leave Rome, I don't believe that At r ae sn pes i ßlav in eon th i r rA o . t or mi te ;i aw i jvu tiw lt t .i i i7ff e sn om a. merog rite . _ and bitter, and the State law permitted slave- we shall witness any disturances, either iu the holden to bring their slaves with them into the citz or tit? provinces, Recruiting for the Pope's army . has . nom- thie tees, ender dateßifaMeshe New Oseseds, ma Ang.. " A IIIifIVAP earreeseedlest, wrebg_to a meresetils litts la State and keep them there for an indefinite length . minced in earnest, although th e businem is con- 1865.ssys :—' I want to ham to ilfonn yes that, in con sequence of the tearful rwvolutlos which has broken out la of time, provided they formed no P erinea "' ducted very quietly. The Swiss Guard .ia being this tows and provisos vises Jame hat, I have been east& domicile in it. Massachusetts, on the other very largely increased from the catholic cantons of to leays this ou my intended voyage to iloglacid, my hand, the moat heterodox of all the States, Switzerland, end numerous Caltibreie peasants are being required here' for tenuity of my Pfurosliz has also been the foremost opponent of slavery, arriving every day iu Rome, to take their plums in Wi l ele c i l m wee attacked en tbe 18th lest., by a force otWco New York, which from the first has been largely the ranks of the regiments e as re recru a i v ter. Several rzed in tk asil eno tgr a a l .sty star sllitsfatto2uso mss railis French ton-co in . ila s itod seceded. The greatest distress and waster. episcopalisn, has been somewhat lukewarm, but, li tned ' f6h drill been lent fora time to is Holi ness , in o r der tothe re - when it began to lean at all, leaned strongly to emits, and put something like order into the regi. 7,7 - bees P ler tig'7 g atLabilant,-„1.,ti0„,,8„,..v.,;-pu. freedom. Connecticut, of &lithe New England States, mental, which will be much stronger in numbers sew for export, and there Silk be nous for a los; t ercet to has always been that which has displayed most than before. cease All lb* people ttiog Is arms, every teemed le -. rigid devotion to the ancient ways in religion—the A very handsome church is now being built at . a gaLtotfarurox DT DT an Enr.mi . Y . only one, I may say, on which Unitarianism has Thomas Englis f li c Col te leg hr a. It is to tb,..idldeleic:ttelltetio S t any. ~ i tley, is ?Arnaldo?. (lota Wombwell's) menagerie wis enter. . nd s. never been able to make any impression ;and it ill i log Maidstone for the felt, whicli S. .3.phas t:t rith w, a opened beforeal3hrisutmrl.lll Subscriptions to defray the expense of the building have poured se em came l s, was drawing the first oarevao, whoa the Promotion also that in which anti-slavery men have had to fight their hardest battles, in which they still in from England, and it is said that belted tor the pupae of ascertaiuiog the correct route. find it most difficult to hold their ground, and in when finished a regular course of English A. hey in a te in errewd aired flee elepbent ea apple, wh s e: one which the prejudice against negroes has been sermons will be preached every Sunday in of had for m ama nona mtl. can symptomsT this churc a lt th e by Eniclish . f r te h ets. l e t i i l ls aliamtiOnxismhieot him wish Lis the era, became irritated . wt, ria d d h ts t el , • strongest and most implacable. That th ere is any necessary connexion between orthodoxy and pm- can comma barge, and also the Irish, Domini- t ie pound. and eadeamored t s o gore him with his tasks. slavery zeal Ido not mean to insinuate, but it can, and Franciscan monasteries, what an immense .___,wen , bewe`wr• alle,sdl°,lawlg tn 1 22.2 8 :2 1 2! . 1 would seem that the temper and tone of mind which number of clergy there are speaking the Anglo- ....trwau. The Peon w ilt l4 7. aTa"":: 4 - 1 7, . mai« men here conservative in religion makes them Saxon tongue. You hear it at every turn, in every the crowd, and was forma to be severely e lejured. r.ir Severa . also conservative in politics, and that front hating church, at every ceremony. of his ribs were broke°, an erne and a leg were fractured. ; Primes m ere T _ is a Leopold are h ta ere sai that tPberiwnoehrterAlitedßasmo.d o ae btai d he asd. was aad breised ue wa in vel ertemsl ut to ploces. tio vitgi ii K eh is a t t oonsipa ter eras change they rt, tie hating the negro, as the cause and almost the er whel t of the greatest of ell but I ce7not i"" flnd any go=uthority for the tag. Tbiloriumabd.istlent.srua,a4 I". l.l " l oibber tia vizr i sh : : : ll " , numa n bigkeil dige. ' ~ But that there will be shoals of others amongst our Naas., e g D er by. arese ease i rem of ego, eagi la gear / changes. Be this es it may, Conneetiost remained down countrymen there can be no doubt. There are an oelea k o si h e t e w e t theme em pl o yed w ith t he to the outbreak of the war, next to New Jersey, also a great number of Americans, both from North ! b a e b irdr, she 'mortal; se the beat el the • i the State in which republican victories were most and South, already come t and shoo exp i e j c i ted . . Apart- asinalltwhidafemtrersassigns drrieb ices s ebe si4 enneet end loz..of the and a dearly bought, and in which the prejudice against meats are very high, an d are ruing Free every The bj g getioul. hie tit, epee tared the ea ting in eh, 1 . show fee rearese shill N twee eekoured people was the eironFelL It wee wire d ihe Ainslie. Department of the Papa Govern. eswm, ~,Oalti.6Trwrianto DAT... from being "Cefferbeltd ° &AK *I wer mar ! inset is not in II better condition than it weal Norma., llt....adsgeneris es permee t. zygg ; 0 4 by the most extraordinary exertions. The re- Peter's penes continue to be forwarded from many * MINIS tie . ** 1.036. Told visitors, 3.823. price. His Honour—Sit down, sir. Hare you any witnesses! Witham Page thee OM, [airwave end said—l never bed s weirdo! agreement with Mr. Playloot, this year nor lash His BOOM —Staad down. dr. Oornatins Demme* thee sere forwent, and after being 111110111. WHonour said—Are you ea Iridi m m'? nem—l am. His 0000111-41111 siaraim catholic ? Witame-1 am. His Elmour—Dung yourself, then. Whams having mussed himself, sticl—l made no agree ment the MUM His Ii with imour—T * hee you expeet me to Wien that? Whams—lt is truth. dr. His Roneem-Ok e*, Am& down. Chains Page gam similar wide Mr. Crippe, delanem . seidl that the plaintiff and the edam wheeler for the delesimit wire at hop.picking, sod ems tallied the same as tie others at sight for ls. They refemd to work and mileavoured to adios others away just wissu they were most wended, and defendant counquently felt it his duty to assist the ISM. His Howser—l believe then lime been pad may hop* picked strikes this year. Mr. Orippe—Tes • we want to show these men that they should sot do each Aisge. • Thomas Playfoot, brother id the defendant, said that be made an agreement with White, and that he to be paid t eight tar Is. The plaittiff and the witness aftwwwwin • mimed to go oa with their work at eight for Is, and maw roared to iedocie the other hop-pickers to lama. Hit Malone—The jedipmet Is for the defendant. This is a most mdeended theme. Times poetise are the mesas of the population. lam tare it is most awful at Ilaidstasse to see the drunken women tumble about the streets. They are perfect vsgaboods, and them are abominable attempts to impose epos the hop growers by the pickers. There 1,03111 the follomeg plaints also oe the sheet, but . In c o n sequence of th e tees not befog mid they were strut& oat :—w. Pep.. Play's* 11. Ma. ltd. ; 0. Page v. Plat foot, 2i. IM 9d.. and ea'an,, 21. 3a. 6d. rot lire at that Wilm s, re for him. or of the company's pah a .. prison or by the led, *M a I. and fella' the platform, is was p er f ect l y sober. ismer said ha was a dm but unfortunately he had traumatism's'. On flats", resod at Keasingtoo, m e g Kingston. At the latter no much on an empty effect on him. lie, h aw . e station, for the purpose while waiting for the trate ric over the books to e ar , the book in question. Ha a lamp to with stsaling it. Hegir a swab intenUoa, and th e rah an effect on him that a for some time. r "tailing the book? intention of stealls et . aormaitted for trial hit I Dee at the aeasiona. ed with the required me. 'ger-lase gad. KITH. hargW wee one preforrid or, foe being found &mit Notting-hill. iy ss. -ea asked by the avaialaet, bloc to pey the fine. ohm being locked up until five i peymeat. Up to a Neat a to liberate ell mien he closing of the court,, ith it generally preferred • t cons to Mini the fine. mo d by the aim at the ill, he told het that be bed lismeat to impriaou hoe for odd cooly commit he he the Am._ . _ PrOauceil the ss. eed was RILTURNB.—Ocr. , Deliverd.l Pr.lßaft! "iii 7.262 1,266 I' 1,143 - - M 738 6,140 v. - enc.—The deliveries laii been known for many mre. in still tending towards bigtea market to-day in all predawn, am aim report bleat prime— at, and azoli. Slid. Oar claming C., 48a. fkl. to 49e. ; Ukraine, 6d. ; December, 50e. ; Janesny ; March, 57a. Town tallow, beef, Cs. to 47a. 6d. ; Swath Cocos-out oil steady. Ooebis, 94L Sydney, nose offering. [Lt. 6d.—(From the Cisco/sr el 16.—Egyptian cotton ha other kiodi fall prams. Wee Log 10,000 for speculation and 24, to 264, ; 100 Persons. &a, m. 24d. to 25id. ; 400 Maio 5,000 F4ltotians 84. to V& ; 12,950 Surat, 1.5 d. to 21d. ; opal, &lade, &a, 12id. to 14d.; KID, 19d. ; 50 Pero, 26d. D.—BRADFORD. Ocr. Is—Oas• *need heeds dillo, last Thursday. been quiet. Stoolsrs, however. lost week's rates. In worsted emarkably busy upon old ca nning forward in the shape d branch the transactions of is °facture!' are tally employed. n a position to take fresh ordm. he fall trade seems to be aimed Prices are maintaised with pod OCT. 16.—The supply of .cattle than on but 310041ay. A Blow I sheep, at lower prices feria& nation, 7d. to 0,1. T. 16.—Byasa's Babas West en Hartley, 21s. 3d. ; Haig" well Maim, 20e. ; Eden Mash lls notion, 220. ; Weue Hatton. 23e. ; Walls End HOW. ad Rumors Helton, Vs. ; ; Walls End Tunotal, 21s. Gd.; L; Walls End Condon. 22&_2 11 :3 21. 9d. ; Walla End Hansa aloe, 21.. 9d. ; Walls End in Walls Bad South Hartlivel4 all Keno*, 225. 3d. ' • Camay sal tips at =wind, 58; sold. to& V RETURNS. Ilea Pas- M.r- Total, bid. au stagers. ebaadlos. lata. 1814. A A A F 174 153 3M iss ... 8,916 410 .... 17,331 16.715 190 16AS8 moss 43,996 ATM 463 9,09.6 5,876 14,9/1 WIZ 069 16,444 12.661 11,906 - 191/ 18,215 Cl3l 21.616 21ril - 10, 418 7,978 11,984 27.1$ N 24razust.—During the week e visitors have been u follows rd &dards'', free .laps , open from ): oa Wedeeeday, Thursday, sea aboission to the tuthhe, 610, ore ~1,6:16. Total, 11,116. From the 5,602,78& x own and children's health other unwholesome food or 121101. irry a delirious health restoring go' Is thrice the nourishment of the bee Indicts° or lisconveni, nee, dz o sl it. me,oonsuroptloo, sr, sad stomach co mpLtints, sad saves r remedies? 60,000 cures anntudly.—De irentetrest, London. W. lo Una, lib 405.; also at 61, tasoecharelielaess s , 2ob,Oxiord-street and at all Groom MSS 6,736 81 %at 1,7 k NO - ------ MIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. at Chet tenbani, the wire of D. Alleper sweat, of a daughter. Oravesend, the wife of COMMIDde r hi, the wife of U. Cahleeott, tag., Tee Its, of a soo. le wife of the Bei. J. Davie', of Bete t, at Perry-bill, Forest-bill, Mrs. Fria ktrtmouth Park. Forest hill, the wits at IdARRIAGES. -October 13, at Ed Inbrirth, UTthe Be'. Barron, Lieute ant 7thel Spackle, daughter of the late WI so. tuber 14, at St. Peter's. Walworth, by*, L. Jackson, Fog., of Plocacti,We lle" C. Tapp, per., of the War.offlce, Lando.. ILVlLLE.—Octoter 12, at Willa!, thilmi• day. rdward Philippe, sou of IC. iiscasse - Dart, Bucks, to Helen Jane, daTiP 7w of Crowsley Park, oxfordwure. DEATH& 13, at Batch= Cottage, New•aroW. sane, aged SS. fil rm i ng bam, Frances, wife of B. W. GO*lflrmtogbam, id, Worcestershire. aged SS. Swell, Sarre', 11. W. Legg. ^aged 3, at Upton, taw; George Thom^ aold L'ptoti and NortonfoLat 4 t agd 17 . ,at Cromer, Norfolk Corot e. the Ws dt d Heath Lodge, Rampstead,ls the Oh at Leghorn, James Prevost, SWl..,,aged 14, at Barnes, Surrey, &ital.. WUe "• I Orford-road, illbluArbFiir.s.betagedh. witedOir niltwell-common, ad by WILLIAM HMO ULM, a Ifcs. th° at? ot London, Motor. *I tot the Precinct ad Ortatettagi••• 17. lea 001.44 - 6 I ba.042 28.187 82.717 4878 11.714 UST 5M 41,017 18700 33,202 TELAZOItAPMC INTELLIGENCM (azuria's TILIK111118.) FRANCE, MEXIOO, AND THE warm STATE& NEW YORK, Ocr. 8. It is semi-officially announced that the United States government baa taken no recent action, nor contemplated any, inconsistent with absolute neu trality between the belligerents in Maim. HUNGARY. Ocr. 16. The Politikai Hetilap of to-day publishes an article of Baron Eiltree, who energetically declares himself to be antagonistic to those Federalists whose programme would lead to a dissolution of the mo narchy, and states that this party must be opposed by all those whodo not desire such a dissolution. THE CHOLERA IN FRANCE. FARM, 0ve.16. Awarding to the Tempo of this evening, the num ber of deaths from cholera in the department of the Seine wae, on Thursday last, 210 ; on Friday, 180; on Saturday, 212 ; and on Sunday, about 200. THE BRAZILS. LISBON, OCT. 14. The Menageries Imperials& steamer Guienne, with the above mad, arrived here at 7 a.m. to-day. (By Telegraph from Lisboa.) RIO DR JANEIRO, SEPT. 25. Uruguayans is closely invested by the Brazilian forces, but has not yet been taken. Exchange on London has been negotiated at from 23{1 to 26 ; on Paris, 388 to 390. Coffee ' good erste, 7,300 to 7,400. Shipments since the depar ture of the last mail, 72,270 bags ; stock, 100,000 bags. AIIOWIT 29. Ruthann on London, 243. Sugar, brown, 2,000 rat to 2,200. Cotton, 16,000 rein. BUENOS AYRES. Barr. 13. Exchange, 49i to 44 ; ounces, 26.50. Wet salted ox hides, 65 lbs., 34, nominal. No sales. Dry American, 21 lbe., 34, dull. Wool, 80 to 100, in demand ;no stock. Tallow, 14i, quiet. Lumber, 37, in demand. Flour ► 4, nominal. Refined sugar, 191. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. Ica-431:mm 6IIPPLIKD tar lITDIA. CHINA. andtb OOLO. NUM sad detailed Mt ot the articles repaired for •• purpose dad appotalateat will be forwarded co applkation se above. HYAM and 4o' .'s CLOTHING for BOYS, se and 47. The first listeldlehmata is the Kingdoms tar every description at Bore wed Yoga Drew Soya* Csiokerbocker Suite, 16a. Id. to Sra Hoyr Weelaetailor sad Osborne Buns, Ha dd. to 365. Boys' Sten, Harrow, and Rugb Sults Wok to at. Hoyt Light Cape Overcoat', its. 13d. to 51 .. Brie Jackets fo r the season, 10a. Id. to 215. Hoyt Serviceable Sesta. la dd. to 7e. 4d. Boys' Servieesbie Transom du Id. to 115. dd. lIYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPAR.Tid:ENTS, OS and VI, OXIONDATREZT. No. 1. Oastlainen'a Clothing far immediate war. No S. Gen tlacitan'aOrdar larpartniant. No. & Bort Clothing tor insmiedisio anat. No. L and Youthie Older Department. No. 6. Habit and Livery Department. No. 6. Nate and General Rosier). No. 7 TriTeilling Clothing. Umbrella; Portmanteaus. Rugs, rte. Provincial . &nachos— rningham, 11, and 63, Now-otroat Ueda. aft., Briggais. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE. —The greatest and meet metal invention of the day. AOCA AV ARELLA.— Marra. JOHN 006 NELL sad Co.. Three Ling-court, lambent street, London. perfumers to her itaissity, respectfally au to the public this truly marvellous fluid. which gradually restores the 1 , hum= hair to Ito pristine hue—no matter at what age. The Ague Alas/ells has none of the properties of dyes; it. on the contrary, is benelleial to the system, end when the hair Is ones restored one application per mouth will seep It hawks& colour. Price gl is. per bottle, or In half bottles. 10a. td. John Gunnell and Co. bars ben appointed perfumers to H.R. H. the Princess of Wales. —JOHN mpede, to 009 N ELL mod Co's CH — TOOl H PARTS ts i any tooth powder.—To be had of all per. rm all ers. cheaddealt the manuiacicey, is. Three ILbm-eourt. Lombernetrese. VEBYBODY'S BUSINESS. NEW BOY'S BOOK BY MR. PERCY & BT. JOHN. MB day, mu 1 voL, price la, pA lIL PEABODY. By the Author of .. The Pallor Crueoe," &C. Joint leaswell aad Oa, its, iisat-atreas. DEPOSITS RECEIVED BY r zs CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIZE. of I ---------------------- ENGLAND (Limited). I IIEt3IGNS for RESIDENCES. —For VIEWS, ter MONEY oo DIPOSIT.—This Company receives , .1-.1 , PLANS. eta . , .of H . ESIDE:N a IiS of n varlous sizf . s : _huLffere ca t =ZDO.IIO:SB.It, ill SUMS of Llo t ;i i n f it r u t c , n iut ce in vi tr . under- i duct.d h. SeaYr . Godwin. e F.E.S. out A L T ma r i s ,u b it t a tt ... ven Altsurteen days' mace (I per cent. per . anoure. . MOAT( HORNING, price Id., or by post Id. tie Horton Atone moatit's notice 62 per cent. per annum. Peto's Bosse appeared recently: the number for Friday next For Sled periods of I will cootain View, Plan. and Section of Wilmot& Hoene. North Bat Ins than 3 mouths and up to 6 I Devon' also Pepin on the Prevention of Strikes • the Archltee months 62 per cent. per annum. tare of the Jews: the Health Question at the Shelleeld Congress; Beyond 6 months and up to 9 months 6 per cent. per annum. Important Statement as to the Oovernment Engineers in India : Beyond 9 months end up to If months 3 per cent. per annum. and other Arnett*: together with a ll the fie" et the Week. Ber m 12 months and up ts 24 months per he per annum. Artistic, &With", and ConstructionaL—l, Yorkutreet, Covent ,irss of application can bo Mtaia ot the Secretary, to i Serden : inteeretellee• W communications must be addressed. By order of the Coast, _ _--- ALFRED WWI. Secretary. Nes. 17 and 18, Cornhill. London. Oct. 9,1806. GALE'S PROTECTED GUNPOWDER COI PAN Y (Limited;. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, that the APPLICATION LINT kr Omni in this Company will be CLOSED on THURSDAY nett. October the 19th. DAVID YES,Seaetary (pro Ws.). Tompoftry Offices, ISt Gresham House, Oct /Sresti•street, Oct. 10, UM. k ECTACLES are ACTUALLY . ? NICESBLitY HEN tie Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued after media < : I HEN the print blends, and the letters •appear : is to he double : WHEN more light than formerl y is requisite— l ': e e "wimple 1 the candle is placed be tween the e y es W the and book : I BEEN objecte must be held further off to be seen more clearly : I WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a , needle. The above are premonitory dos oldster Ingsight, so d I n dicate that as optician Mould be consulted without daisy. From Loan sad extensive practice Hewn. Thcomui Harris and Fon are tally competent to advise on all matters pertaining to the remedying defective sight They skilfully adapt lenses. perfectly true, at the requisite power, and likewise they judiciously select a spec tacle frame of the form meat becoming to the face. ?HO %Inn HARMS and SON, optician to the Royal Family. opposite the SLUM Museum gates, London (their only h ouse) . established ITBO. Caution—No travellers or aiLenta. THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE FENCE a. Me most ecirotitleally prepared sod swat tin_ cordial seer Istroduced ; restores to their normal condition ma, secretioes, on the integrity of which perfect health do lt les specific for debility of all kinds, sad from ita owe moms other togredienta, 'eosins sad IduraPbste of irada. prone highly beneficial to the nirrooa and dyspeptic. Peke an per bottle, or four quantities in one for 2b. Sole adobes. Ilessra Baumgarten sad Co., 520, Oaford-street. W Elm Tenciturchetreat. LC., Leedom. MEFORD'S FLUTD MAGNESIA. —The ace profession for thirty years him spereved of this PIM 'Antos of magne fevery sia kind es the beet remedy for g out sad da llied& disorders o sad es mild aperient It le eve for ledies a nd children. Prepared solety:z arlyo sas t i r a nd Co., Chemists, sta.. 171, New Bond.ea 155f50 and sold throughout the world by all respectable dor do Czetios—heeDtaneford end Co. L on each bents end red label over t he oork. Wl3ooTrd BILIOUS and LIVER. PILLS, I 11Th Wisp ready. propiald without any nouns* . now th e recipe of Dr. aeon , be 4 t•••ldabt• m aU Wile WM: mom bilious mid liver oomplaiato. 41 04 stoma, giddiness, diulases at the eyes. 40. Tor habitual setemsess, as a family aperient esedkise. and so a mutear of las mo o d, they are truly smelfest lo thdr operettas sod PEW to thy stomach. they da agretibk Pm" . MialaSthis ari the shaky sermon systimtold byt= D W mt asmiske, Witilaisolmet. ellasfardrosk amd 7 mast boa U. lid. sad fla IL sere to ask ar Dr. sad Liver 1111". The gesidos sot le • wrein Ilastsle with ...Mem toiatiort" engraved es the stamp. 10ZZAUS OUP*IIOIII MOE, tee cfnhv ▪ Pleb& aralarstion o n by Os Pawls Aandeni c a m ar laws one rise on the report al klainra. JUNK Lark Palma& rag lemma Onan laranat: arr. 4 1. tam is an name of aka &Ws 11 , . I ._ at O. JOZZAIYB. of Int ..a.• - • Vi e• • an manna al an W. (nest ova owe outaaseesmetrr.l PARRS, MONDAT BYINTIEL The first known political result of the King of Portugal's visit to Biarritz is that his Majesty has promised the Emperor to alter the colour of the ribbon of his order of Christ so that there .can no longer be any confusion between it and the Legion of Honour. It is intended to add some light tint to the Portuguese ribbon, so as to establish a marked distinction between the two. The red ribbon of the Legion of Honour being the only decoration held in any estimation in Paris, a good many pretenders are likely to be taken down a peg by being forced to confess to their friends that they have only a Portuguese cross, which hitherto has been of very cheap and easy attainment. One palpable result of an unusual if not of a very exciting character is also known of the Emperor's interviews with M. de Bismarck, viz., the Emperor has authorised the band of the 34th Prussian Re giment of infantry, not stationed at Rastadt, to come to Paris in undo*, in order to play at a concert for the benefit if a theatrical fund. There are two lints'.n Molibre which strikingly illustrate the power of the royal prerogative, under the old regime, to overrule private judgment. A critic before whom some poetry had been read thus delivered himself : A !mina qu'us ordre sepses du Rol se vienne, Je soutisodrai toujours que ces were soot manuals. (In the absence of an en;ries order of the King to the contrary I shill always maintain that these verses an bad.] For the last day or two it was hoped that the decision of the Emperor, when he returned from Biarrita, which all the journals announced, that there was no cholera in Paris of any consequence, would be found conclusive, and certainly if high prerogative doctrines could be iap proved of at all in this century, it would be in such a case. But unfortunately facts will not bend to the judgment formed at St. Cloud on the strength THIS LATE COLLISION ON THE ORES/ NOETHEILN of official reports. The cholera, which, according to Ban.war.—Yesterday Mr. W. Carter, the csrooer for former experience, should disappear when the Surrey, resumed an inquiry at the Duke of Devonahire I weather becomes cooler, will not go away. Although Tavern Balboni, reeptetieg the death of MM. Mary You cg , wife of a florist residing in the neighbourhood, accurate returns are unwisely denied to the public, who died from the effects of injuries mandated in • oollaion 1 there can be no doubt that the disease is rather on at the Colliery Hatch station of t h en Greet Noithens Rail way. Tin proosedises occupied the whale day, and • tarp , the increase than otherwise. It is not very vire amonst of evidence was received, but the following Dana. lent, but it spreads every day to districts not pre ties will be found to contain the main facts. On the shee n of the 30th of August the deceased was returning to viously attacked, and medical men are seen in a Loudon from Nottingham by an excursion train, which was bustle, and tell you that they arc called to visit stated to be in charge of the Midland Railway Company. The train stopped at Hitchin for • short time, and then c h o l e ra paueu went on and passed Barest, sad came in collisioe with some The Union Medico& has the subjoined : coal trucks which were brain shunted at the Colney Hatch We have to note a considerable diminution of miss and station. Mho deceased sustained some serious iniu deaths from cholera Is the original metres of the epidemic, to her lag, sad was removed to her own residence at - ham, sad after a months s uffering died on the l e i ef Oct, that is to my, in the 17th and 18th armsdimemeate. In ber from labs effects of the injury which she bad met in the the former particularly, in that part of the Batignolles collision. It appeared that the cosi trek stopped at the I w hich extends towards Clieby and St. °nen, the Gassy Hatch mattes at 23 minutes past seven o'clock to ma l a d y tries off but few victims. On the other shunt a cattle truck. The signalman hoisted the danger signal, both at the station and at the distance ingnal, the hand its influence is felt more perosptllily in the metiers latter being 200 yards from the station. The @busting of arroodinsomet• The Hospital St. Antoine has received the truck cram pied three minutes, and the coal train was , many pities% coming from the (=home of that name and about re-starting when it w as discovered that the bar of one • t h e ne kt i h ow t e s quar t ers , Th. Heepital St. Eugenie, ay of the trucks bad broke, audit was necessary to shunt the I - teals again. The signalman at Barnet had been tel phed ; Pmixtatea to °ltildte°, has hitherto had but few Meet to that theline was blocked at Colney Hatch,and to pat the 1 The 13th arnedimement (Montrone), his up to this day danger signal on,so sato stop theapproschingtraln totoodere. enjoyed immtreity. A very few eons have appeared in the In the mum of six or seven minutes miter the coal train bad , arroodiseatneal of Sonars ; dim are more numerous at St. been first brought up at Colon' Hatch, the Midland exam- i Donis. In the omen of P ar i s, tho pet i eote toto i ee d is the sion came up and no into the coal trucks, which had not all been *bunted. The coroner, in summing up, left the is"aOltal° do sot e°lB° from say special q uartsr. The jury to e ay whether the sogine.driver had been guilty of Hotel Dien contains the greatest number. The worst such an amount of neeligence in the way be perfortned his days were Monday, Turoday, and Wednesday last. Os duty as would make him criminally responsible for the death Thesreday there was se itsprovemm t % of the deceased. If they should be of opinion that he bad exercised ordinerycan and skill in the discharge of his ditties, was a marked tendency to abatement. As to what takes sad on Friday then they t h e wold exonerate him from blame ; bat if, on the other ; place outekle the hospitals, our data are very vague, and is band, hy should come to the conclusion that be bad 1 the absence of ofiltrial figures which are eel communicated shown such a want of care and enemies as would amount to by the edmisietraticre, we can only mate coojectures. Gae l culpable negligence, thee it would be their duty to nod the i .„ pp:Mete" ee e fi nu the ee l e k w which we hi" We" ee. case before another tribunal. The jury, after some email. I _ , tatioe, remised a verdict of " Accidental death," imputing I Pnemon, t hat t h e MIMS sliiiimisie is not propagated with se blame le the driver. the fatal explasioss of 1832 mid 1849, but presents more Tux SHIP BRITISH Quzzw.—Yesterdy morning 1 1 analogy with tie malady of 1853-54, which was charm- the steam tug Height Templar arrived ie the Mersey, tensed by the slowness of its attacks. hiving in tow *be ship British Queen. This vessel, it ap. 1 The curd of Bougival, who gave extreme unction pears, left Glasgow with a cargo of iron for Quebec' several weeks ranee, but she enoountend such severe Ito Mrs. Trelawney, Countess de Beauregard (for merly Miss Howard), and obtained her conversion weather that she never succeeded in setting far beyond in eztraitis to the catholic the Irish coast. The severity of the weather aed the con. faith, has been appointed Canons straining of the ship canned th e vowel to leak so badly that the captain at last determined to bear up for bighop of Oran (Algeria). He has gone to Rome to the harbour of Quesostown, where he arrived • few days ~,e himself right w . , P ope ._ uomi. since in a rathee crippled coeditioe, and from whiten elm . P" an the r on th is was towed round to Liverpool. As showing the severity nation. o f the weather at the time tbe British Queen hots on h't The Bourse was extremely heavy. Rents fell Queondowe she had been 42 days at see. A Tnutratcar. AnvxaTASZlOMT.—Tbire are few rTie- for coal and 10 c. for account, closing at muskies lobeorme Golioutei) where the adminietrative 67fr. 70c. in each case. Mobilier felll2fr. 500., tatership over the press is exercised with more blu shin g I anti Comptoir d'Esoompte , 5f r. Mexican fell i. solicitude than in tie Deign of Hessen. The es of the t Middle Rhine, appeariag at Wieabadeg, has just published I a notice in which it declares that it will in future abstain from pub articles et t h ea t r ical criticism, se the ankh*. ratios have Wremec to It a omen reprimand, bed wee emeseekoe acanint eta paragraph in which it ellowed.itwell to initiates as mums of the Court Thais*. Twenty-sre g e tre are aid to be nisder arrest Si Vielgebees,dl oft b aitbar seeltreetteg ae Idning thole knew dat a ese Tart paper. Neely 500 poet-ottices bays been re-opevoi the Seetbere lass Nay feat. —Nese Yore Tribune. ITS. 4,453 3333 3, 4 07 1.P.! 1128,006 ISMAIL 1661 KM 1 6,470 f 6.640 147.176 7 MAST 7 4 .1.77 SC9I:I 78671 1,4 S KT