The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-08 00:00:00

r- -- 4j - if 3 3 tgs custody. S prossoutaro. obsereationa to year respectfully aik it for incl. because if 40 TES DEATH B T BURNING AT HILLSBOROUGH. Slifta to teed the (es ma address me as .4 d at lite hasty way . fa on the eve of the t rial o the public that law To thew that he is, I • 'Malawi in Now York, , dB you tab", sir ? ass sun of 0001.. and n "..okoal i residing at ama William' Daniel , rtlemailla, Laura -trove. prim:mar left with hie. XTUI3.N&—Nov. 4. siranii Pr.ll4.dti I44 L vim 9,253 111,612 195,614 9 592.255 45,366 Stile 32,510 3.287 0,044 o.—fie market has been ;he spot is still pod. and to in the supply of hoots bee been less toitatiori to psoode are, therefore, )uyars, c losiog--Spot, arm D es emboe, 60a. 6d. ; ch, 620. ; April to Joe% , 1866, 61.. to SUM. 6d. ; 475. 6d. inferior sod bw ; • is. Towo tallow ; , 6111. s, Ids. 6d. (Myles, 47.. fins, to 435. very low. spa. Palm-sot oil, 40.. with and Ohaelss.) '• 6.—We lamella a mode iet market. cicalae rather . per lb. lower. The males are for export sod specula- BIADFORD, Nov. 6.—Tbire wool, with s slow and very is Ore Liverpool cotton very *lute= effect open all r upon wool, whioh is not atria place is worsted yarns. os within the last few days aces the inquiry is lonia, vet with. Old contracts in busy, but the sicitemont r ided. Plias are again nem • v. 6.—fl. supply of cattle lad Monday. Tim demand r prima. Boat 6d. to 7d.; —Conine Hartley, 18a. ' I Aeons Close, 215.6 d.; Walls ad Haswell, 235. ; Walls En& etton Lyons, 21s. 3d. ; Walls Walls End Pendia Primrose, 13's Hatton. 21e. 9d. ; Walls End West Lernbton, '-'lO 9d.; 'sills End Corados, Va. 3d. ; ; Wills Eod Hough Hall, 2s. ; Walla End East Hartle. ousts Hartlepool. 22a. ; Walls way and Duff ryn malting, 24st ' 75. I,ETURNS. Par ^ Mar- Total. Total,. sengera. cluumdlas. 1665. UM& • 156 ITT 363 406 15 ao 54,[42 49,981 47.275 tl. 6 9 6,818 16.497 33,111 11.800 13,29 1 9 24.799 SIAM .t 15.106 4.499 21.305 19,732 10.414 4361 23.215 22.860 OP A FICCII LUGGER. — 'reach loner, the Victorine of ere on Wednesday, tunes out to diszandre Vatioel, the French- Ir. Watson, suuerintended 3stifora' Home, slid who was ma on the faith of the statements brought before the local magi,- ling a coat from the Home, sad tie about the lugger was s fictions ?much gnu-beet he Curler, now ealt with at the captain's dimm er, dedicate cooditioo when he lie, anal be was also somewhat :r bad been very coarse, his We coat lent him, and which he was • I not been recovered, in fact the grateful vagabond. OPPRESSIVE MONOPOLY o the Editor of the " Morning Ade • ape but little known to the public re and injurious to individual rights power possessed by railway cow , the sanction of parliament, think rade every kind of landed or house of the lost, and in many instances a. we have cases of suicide cont. feeling and smart of this power. or for years to support blown having a lease, and the premiss' company, is most unjustly penny and ' wit h out c onaderstion or a una ble to obtain premises in the .1 imbed himself, suddenly finds bimetal g. t poverty, and without the prospece ease, and there are many of them. • by parliament requiring a clause ontingencies before arming the com- Again, It frequently occurs that mine family to educate and sap comfortably provided for, her bra id out his means for that par! : reversionary` loolortY. and to Du" •r in good positions ; but this pro- • rounds for some new line of own - g companies. Is demanded and tithesre m based upon its present value h ch in a few years would treble tin which the whole family had placed Mg themselves at a proper time Ss •• I intentions of the testator. TIM r, , the railway company should of tilde ,mpentation, and not force the owner/ ", great cost, at the hairdo of twelve too often unfortunately are led to eve low figures prepared and sworn to by company.-1 am, sir, yours, , A LIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. .t Fttanelle. IsselL the wife of W. ter. at St Oeorge's-equare, Regens-golfs of a lOU. Dorset-terrace, Clapluust.road. We'd • .ughter. .r S, at Oaklands. Goditcsse, th• wife of a sou. at YOft-Yead, the wife of J. Y. tiagtee ,, at Thorns , ood Lodge, South Norwood, se, 14(1., of a daughter. MARRTAGES. November 4, st St Pancras Ma e W Heys. J. Fettling to Asa Alan SIOSSII4. treet, City. imber 4, at St. Marie., S o rtharenan, J. H. S. May . Vivian. daaglitar ol the late 41'. rows, .tuber 2. at St. Maris Barnard Tray (WSW um, intan Sidney, son of )Ir. of NW • , • :suet, daughter of Ar..T. Todd, DEATHS. , at Brunswi c k -terrace, Dr.gbt°l4 T. t S. at Dower-street. J. Grattee, ot 711 r S. at Vin ent-aquare, Weetai ter. ed bee S. at Brenehley. lteet, A. Ato ockt°l4 T 4, at Ormesequare. Bayswater, lisa. S. WA . at the Terrace. Kennington-9904 MA T Z , ate B. WiLOll. tit id by Wn.ISAN NAG FULA et VOA 17. Use CIO ot Lomb" Pilntitri ii • amt. la IMP ?nodal* of 7. Ida , cv,Lel:VA.—The CIASTLELIIng at PAOKSTS 021 41 hest class s$ Lloyd's), 108.118( b lie D u d Indls Docks. ode ecvss erorat to bey Maissly's•CrAdtee for Indio : A RWICK CANNA 1,165 tom newer silted Oct. V. toteILIFOTH CASTLIc 1,082 tonadder, Soma Nor. 27. GO he owns" DONALD CU N s o d Os.. U,srpoot WA Sad Oa I N. l'artkilisalwAnd ; a to B. sad A. ENO sad Co.. d.Cletryscaarcii-airess. LO. ITT and MOO 'S AUSTRALL/N LINE Mt Palest BRIE —ler illrliNZY Direct (to mil pane- NAV cc the Ma November. UM day frile Novmber). th e ~beoen Aberdeen clipper CIZINCIn, A L yyt tons, J. WOTAN, comma•der • loading in Um Usti= Docks. Ibis fevourite Sydney in Doted for her rapid end wing a full poop, aeon inert oomfortebbe aorma iodation for fireArioni Tot Mare of relight or wog to 'Alain and MOOl3. a. Belatereireet. Will =wed by tba reviler trader "Jame." on tar Nab Nov. .. :::------ ------_—___ TT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ ViTIPACIECT BHIP.—For 11YDNZY Direct (to saU war way ea the itilth November, lathr, shipping day nth November), the wth-thown Aberdeen awe 'AWN, • 1 10 f=jregletar grg ill the ALESANDIA =NM Othimeather . gulndia Docks. This favourite Sydney trader, b tunnder geld survey by Memos. Walter Hood sad Co., is notedo her ra pid remorse . having a fun poop, she vein 'soot comfortab ex le accommodation for ilistelsas gemengsrs, sad will cowry an genseold SUrriCe. If mullet —for soma el freight of gamete g reyly to Drilrr sod iiooii. 9. Billlterestest. .--------------------- DrrITT and MOORE ' S AUSTRALIAN LINE el PACK= SHIP.—Ter SYDNEY Moot (to mil puno say on the lOth December). the b eautiful new dipper ship lyriET VICTOR, register 460 tone: Feet India Duke. This gas mewl, just built on the mosteroved pper lines, le • g relerable opportunfth for doe o gee goodacoommods - Ilea Yore sea cabbs worisem— terms et Misr or pmesgs ga ps to L__' __------TIT aid MOOZI. t. Billitosarsa. „d i IABVITT and MOORZ'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ' JJ of PACKET SHIP.—Pee ADILAIDE Dtrect (to be de 'waled peactuelig cm Use lith November, lest shipping day Oh boycotter), Oa well-knewn Scotch clime BENVINCII. AI. ster 416 tons, 0101 01 HUY, Commander : lying in the Lam Dor.th This smart venni, boat under special navy, is noted foe her festooning qualities. the has • poop with good accommodation for chief cabin museneers, midis the beet oppor gunny for sad season gooith - -Poe theme of freight or purge e ncly to Mown A. WRIGHT and Co., eit. Heledeplace ;or to 'WITT and 1100111. 9, imuterotrost. and KOORICS AUSTRALIAN LINK WIT r cirr anne.—la LAIINCIBTON Direct (to follow e n mities), the smart Aberdeen clime VILOCIDADR. A I. Spyll/111/ter, J. WTVILL, Commander. This vessel is • lirsteste opportuniq for shippers of tine and mem goods.— "' Vtelst°rorntrt i rantr 81. sad 14/001,11i AUSTRALIAN LINE Dir•FPULIT gRIP.—F HOBART TOWN n M 2 Mock ( bas a . rimitatitr oelgO ell Now barqu: ArCIVE, a r tons IDWAHD alp, built nada spserslaorvey. is Doted for bar in sidling gratres add rodod daWdr7 * 1 owl& Wrs has deo good moon- persagers.—lat sodoike tor chief robin sod tatermirgatio p l i g ht or wefts apply b Yr. JOHN BROW /a (um Coolies sod 0o.), d Foneburchogreei ; or go DEVITT sad MOOR!. 0. lattisrareil. ---=-------- Et3SRS. MONEY WIGRAM and BONS' (of killeckwall•yarg. London) UNS ot amait and PACK= T to al BTRALLI.—For 11 KLB01.! EMI, Port Philtl a t i clireet 1..1:Le the Docks on Monday, 40th November, at ), the splendid clipper ship MIX. 1,10 tam, .8. WOOD, Commander : lying In the Zest India Docks, Her accomoodations tor all dames of namesgers are unsarpaird. sad she will cony an experienced sargeon.—For freight or apply to ALUM and HOMAN, with Hamm Ortr Vi WWI and BONI 7. Lowisnkan4l7•o4. rELM to MELBOITRNE.—The splendid new Socean steam clipper ERE KING 1.600 tons, 1.000 horse- pww. oonmended by Capt ain JOHN M.IOIL (late of the Tiptoes sad les Zing), will leave the Last India Docks fled Novembemo r, th the ISM November. Hsi magniticent accom dates be mmengers, and will carry an experienced surmise. Ism only a United space left for son freight, sad shippers are supwated to have their goods down by the 11th lest --For par ticulars apply to ROBERTSON and Cs. If ork-chambers, 66. nweaset, Manchester. and 6 x•wmaiercoars, coralll, Lon dm. Le 11 LACK BALL PABBBNCIBB LINZ of juo CLOP= PACLIN ter AIISMAILI tram lamica roa d 1 Tossaic 1 nmaz Wag . Young Lochlava: =am.Willtnenifelbulsb QueenotAnstralla lidtgourne. Queen of Beauty lII:IOBLAND.—Lend 01 Mimi lLegionollionozi t= ........I.lgbg et tits . ' Flying Clcuid .... I Z. India Nov. IS I. Inds Doc. 10 I. India Nov. 25 IIL India Doc. 18 to all du E. ladle. obligOW E. India lees. S.lO. 2,000 I 2,000 2,000 edeoratod Ilno d paoketa hue, by their punctuality sad 101 rep% onesot • well-known ropotaticsi, ls sod their par weir impsenaboaltion le onsurpetood by say vowe stioat.—Tor reespeethes bright or wage to Australis ape, to HAIM - and Oa Liverpool : au Agents for the Maw , ha Lie : sad T. K. IacIICAY sad Co., 1. loodenhaltotreot, Wok ha. fIUEENSLAND. -BLACK BALL PAS- Ix SENORS LINE.—New arrangements with Mt" CeM nisi Government. Reduction of Stearn* lore to lAA Lend Orden 430, to all clamed. LEGION of HONOUR, for BRISBANE, Moreton Bay, packet for 15th November, eal punctually. nb famous new clipper ship, forming one of the Mack Ball Queensland Fleet, was built expressly for the trade, and for which she la particelarla well adapted. Rae full poop. with spacious side and stern cabins. and unsurpassed accommodation for all other elasens. Will carry an experienced surgeon superintendent. To shippers of sewn mods offers a rare opportunity. BRISBANE. —From Glasgow direct, the cl/pper LIOHTOII TEX AGE, 1.000 tow, will be despatched paoetaalp December Apply to JAMF2 BAINES and Co., Liverpool; all sgenta tor be 6idaa Ball LIDS: and T. IL MACKAY and Co., 1. Laadenhall - West, Landon. LC. STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL OR gmarrowx TO NEW YORE, TWICE A qmo LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA BTEAMIIIITP COMPANY intend de. ig•Seldne their tull-poweredatbuilt Ina Screw Mesm-6 11 5 0 , SassyMg Use United links FROM LIVERPOO far NEW YORK. CITY OF MANCHEOTEE,fiaturday, Nov. 11. CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. 15. CITY OF DUBLIN, Friday, Nov. 11. And every Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and liattadays. Clads purge by the mall stamen sarg o =ediss= 15, 11, sad 11 guineas. sooordieg to the by the Fridays and &Sugars steamers. 15 galneaL r=rd passage includes a toll supply of cooked ter Canada and the Baited kills hooked tr i 4 c t i n . INNMlECantrousv.terniti FAR iI gortienta . zpr tl y v l a o lad MACEY, 61, Kin,rlVUltameaseet. Landow CIMAHD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH AXIIUCAN ROYAL BUIL STS.AII-SHIPS Ss Admiralty to sail Dryer WriLFOOL and , N a ig in glr, rad batman LIVIR POOL and BOSTON, the Boston slags maim st Halifax to land and roar Tor angers and malls. The fel. lowing or other reser are &anointed to rli from lavapool. NSW at Cork to roar Mir nulls: CHINA, for BOSTON Saturday. Nov. IL *SCOTIA. for NSW YORK, Saturday, Nov. 18. • Taking passengers sad goods for Nairn and HAVIDDa . to transferred at New York on board the ILILS.S. Corsica. AMA. for BOSTON, Saturday, Nov. W. Psilageimosey, Winding itevsnt's fee and provisions. but Wert wines or Honors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief second aria, • ; wood cabin, Al& To New York, chief cabin, /128; arta, QM—Apply to J. B. Ford, 6t. Old Broad-street, London : J. 14 Carr, Havre, and lt, Place do la BOUM. Parts; O. and J. Burns, 0, Jamalcs-etreet, Glasgow; D. and C. liaslver, etesuitown ; or D. and C. Writer, 8, Watearreet, LlverpooL rißßAlßN.—Direet Route to Hanover, Bruns- J.JI wick, sad Central Gorinany.—The North German Lloyd's One Brit-claw screw stauwer Row?, Captain J. 11E1TMANN, wW be dispatched from Benelydown on THURSDAY, the 9th November (weather perraltilag), at 10 am, catnap at Brunswick 9 Blackwall, for passengers, at acen.—Farts to Beerosa. L sad al ; mbar!, tickets. ES and Al Int.—Apply at Ualversal Mae itegenadrcus. ;or to PHI LLIPr B . OI LA V E B . MUMPS and Co.. Bt. Dunstaa'ahousa, 84. Dunstaanhill. LC. REDETEADB, BEDDING, and BEDROOM ITGINTTURIL —An ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, with picot of 1,000 ankles of BEDROOM FURNITURE, seat (bee by ladow sopliestlon to /MIER and SONS, upholsteren, M, M, Romero-street Loudon, W. BIRAELOW'S PATENT OASK STAND, a new invention, .0 adinirabiy oontrtved that • fan balk sa ss meaner casks, may be Weed or tilted on it witimt Mow or Monble. Its settee is No impalpable that the eadiment el the mad limpid firdd by no possibility can ha &Outten. Pita 91., 12a., 14e.. to suit 44, 9, and 18 gallon casks. BARmws SELF-ACTING SYNION TAP. No vent-pen required. No more fiat boar or sear wine. Price IN. , ditto, eledroplated, 9a—Apply direct to JA.IIIIB kiltLOW, patentee, li, Bing Wllllamatreet, Ilansion4touse. xtriills name and address are on every srticle: all othersare Mutations. Engravings gratis. intablishedlB2o. TY YOU TRAPP., send for BUSBEY, SMITH, fizt4 Co.'s ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of FORMA E MU, trunks, Hap, end every other travelling requisite. Also Mid, Marine, and Opera °ban. unrivalled fur excellence Ind cheapeaw-4811, New tlxford-streek W.C. BLOSSOM of HO IN EY/31:10KM a delicate and distlngne pertain'. extracted trots the lowan, .TNO GOiIFILLL and Co. Perfumers to &LH. the Mame ot Wake. 12, Three Ling:court, Lombard4treet. Leaden. ASTHM A, COUGHS and COLDS. rm. De. LOOLX1(13 ITLNIONIC WAFERS Ors lairtalit Mkt led • mkt cure of Whets, wasemptlos. coughs, sad all dl*. seine of tlit breath sod lung*. They hays • pleasant taste. Prim IL 14d., I>s 9d., Y. el., sad lls, per hos Bold by all muftis* weeders. RAPE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, to MST rinurnix of the BLOOD timers la Ilelletes, trom sae breetpextended eile sod general adoettes k =a s e bait, named se • basiehold setimere. add Bl la Irtedeuh "S. LUZ 1,071 7,784 'Ste 7,9.311 1,e76 1,141 BAIT 66 3.361 1,510 1,110 I 6 UT 46.601 19,661 M 5,041 106.1166 7 1166.746 74.196 54.61 S 21,946 1.432 10.464 16,444 14970 36,699 114,6 13 2.1,611) 15.001 10.664 4,10) 12,178 28,47 S 1,888 01,400 KISS 16,110 wis 27, ii 8 1,505 2,500 2,500 %GOO NORTH LONDON, HIGHGATE. and ItOYAL LYCEUM THEATRE.—Undor tha sole ALEXANDRA PARK RAILWAY, oonneettair Edgware, of Mr IIORTIER.—OPEN for the seren-- Fluchley, Highgate, thiswell-hill, and Upper Holloway, with the Tam iiiirifir,at S o'clock, a Ile Drama (for the third North London Railway, and forming a direct oommunication time). entitled THE WATCH CRT, in w which Mr. Pechter will betwoeu the North of radon sad the Alexandra-irk. Inc by Act el Parliament pa .. =7llr g.i ltierierri e_se , loMit. lasortedA.bysitylezp„.l.. Wit capital t 000 in IKON Sbares ot XlO each. (*rick, and Miss &Unworthy : by. at 7 o'cloclts Drama, El to be paid on led Eton all : and on My in One Act, entitled THE ffMtAlf AND HIS PROGINY. paid-op Shares, 1 011 appliostioadli oa allotment, and 6:7 on Phillips Gerrie loge 1021, Mr, IL Widdiomar Bonothoe open or Wore the that January, UAL el - . l or Dom 11 till 5. Interest from the date of receipts will be paid halflearly on . rib daring conekluthoe, at the rate of 5 per cent. per 1 annum ; ana on, tune peidam Shares at 6 per cent. per =num. lwantnona. I WILLIAM ANDERSON ROSE, SM., Alderman, City of London, ' James Bancroft, Esq., Chairman of the North London Railway. Harry Chubb, Esq.. Morro( the North London Railway. J Thomas Emmett, . S.Q.L. Cloudealeyaquair, formai. Mailthew Lyon, Faq., Meru of the North London Railway. Ch ar iesJoho Todd, Er, Browionwiantn. London. oopsoialwo Dworman—Winton Raker, BK., Siemer to tits Loudon and Math Western Railway. Ithlgethig—Messrs. MO& and Lakrus, l, Cheat Dears rarer Werserster. Raglitan—Mesus. Glyn, Mills, Currie, and Co. SI. Lombard street. flOUCtroits. J. Anderson Has. Uq. , 11, esdisbureetreet,Strand. Marra Mae and , Leyt 47, Otenbans-boue, Old Broadetreet 3. K u = Er 113, Great fleagerzeist, Westminster. Rao ewe. R. W. Moore and Carr, I, Royal Exchange buildings, Loudon. SicaffthaT—Robert & Mansell, Esq.. North Loudon Hallway, ;unions Station. Officee--Exuston Station, Loudon, N.W. PROSPECTUS. The North London, Highgate, and Alerendrisperk Railway will be a continuation of tits Main Trunk Line of the North London Railway to and Haswell-hill The Use, ea easthoned the Camper 7's ad of Yds session, will commence are the Urroad station, on the North London Railway; will accommodate the districts of Camden town, Kentish-tows, Tonian.past, raw Holloway. and High gate, and terminate by a junction with the authorised thawing sad ilighrtrwiway thow early aimpletedi, • Utile to the north of Archway ; from whence ruanthg Dowers are secured to • Company over the &lam and Mae Bail in, to eiszanors-pot and Mullet& The cent of land, per mile, will be Mss than for any ether Metropolitan Railway through • Altair Cirri pormlation, the line Irving been laid out with great ear through open pound. adjacent to the leading thoroughfares. wadi netholltethil the purchase of only a very small number of houses, and those of moderate value. Provisional agreement' have been made for the greater portion of the property required on satisfactory terms. The works are comparatively light, and present no seginess , lag dUßcultles ;an arrangement for construction has been en tered into with Me thiserlOglirle. and Harrison. on prices. subject to Mr. Baker's approval, which some the Company as to the cost of the works. The line will, is connection with the North London Railwae, form • direct communication, at present much needed, between the populous reddential districts through which It pries. and the City, and from this source alone a traffic Is anticipated suf. Select to yield a return on the capital to be expended. A large truth) mast also be interclunged with the other important ppieM'es served by the North Leedom Railway whilst the pleasure irtUlla from the dowel, pop Mated districts traversed by that line, to Muwell-hill and Alexandra-park cannot fall to be con aiderabie. the proposed railway, therefore, has the prospect of both ordinary and pleasure tragic sufficient to secure a return rival ling that of any other metropolitan railway. and which cannot be subjected to injurious comperloa, the nature of the country precludir the construction of any parallel line. The undertaking has the support of the London and North Western, the North radon, and the Edgware and Highgate Railway Companies. An agreement has been entered Into with the North London Company for working and maintaining the Utter advantageous terms, thus relieving this Company from the cost of rolling stock, and ensuring the amount of working ex pellee. Tbe leading characteristics of the line are : lat. Its position u a continuation of the North Loudon Rail way, one of the most important of the metropolitm lines. t 2nd. The dense population to whom it will, in connexion with the North Loudon - Railway, afford the cheapest and most ex peditious mode of transit to the high and healthy district& around Highgate and MusweU-bill. 3rd. The somas afforded to the orutry along 'the Edgware and Highgate liaillry, and tho oomtedion between the stations on that Una and those on the North London. 4th. The :addenda and city nails, which will be regular, daily, and constantly laresaing with the growth of this neigh bourhood. sth. The low cost pet mile, as oomperod with other metro politan lines, and theeirospri that It will be completed with peat despatch. 6th The certainty of a very large pleasure traffic to Highgate and Haswell-hill, sa well as to the Alexandra-park. which la now being rapidly pushed forward. The arrangemeat with t r o y ocatraelore provides for payment of c e nt, intrest half - t'est'y d construction, at the rate ail Ave per e per room on calls, and Us per cent. on shares fully paid up. made, the deposits In the event of no allotment being will be returned In full. Should alas number of shares be allotted than are applied for, the deposits will be made availabletowards the payment on allotment, and any balance returned to the applicant. pplications must be made ou the f our annexed,accpant by A payment of gl per share to the Company's bankers. om rd QTODARB. —227th REPRESENTATION. THEATRE of ILYSTICZY, StrptIasiaLL—KAILVZLII la MAGIC sad VENTJULOQuifiII.—n• SPHINX, a the instantaneous powth of Plower Trees, and the rest Basket Trick, ea oaly performed by Colonel Stodare. and Intro duced by lies for the lid One In this country. April 17, WSW -1111.11.11Y WINNING, at , Wednesday and Saturday, at S.— shine at blacken's, Old Bendotrest, and 501-001 CO, sapaaa liall—Adaliske. la., fa, Nal* N. Absent sairaoLlooe."—Vtde w Thum," Aril if. 103 S. THE OXFOPD.—A NEW CANTATA by =maxim and BITTIMILI, by L Cdresbech, by the whole of the opereate et the ertablishereat oreadaeted izsaullr i P. Jeogiusena Hungarian brothers and sister, will have the honour of mewing aid introducing their national entertablerent, at 9 and peat 10, TRIM 'VINING. PONY or //PLICAIIOI I /Oa 0111DIIIAILT /HAIM To the Directors of the North London , WOW' And Alexia's park hallway Wropeoy. Gentleraen,—Eaving patd to the hankers or the Company the ram or g Northl request that you will allot me shares ot RIO each to the London, Highgate, sod Alexandre .park Balleay.Compeny and I hereby agree to accept each sheers, or any leas number that may be alloted to me, and to pay the ea& thereon. usual Itgusture Name V cull _ Address Dsecst9D ol2 Date PORN OF APPLICATION FOR FULLY PAID-UP IMAM. To the Hinders of the North landau. Highgate. and AMnndr► park Railway Company, Gentletem,—Hovog pad to the bans of the Company the sum of to your coda, I request you to allot me shares of ail ay in the North London, Highgate, and Alarm dra-uark Hallway Company ; end I agree to accept ouch awes. or any less anima% that say be allotted to me and to pay the further aim of At per cettiScate allotaaeol. and 47 as we be fore the filet Januari. j UHL saal signature !terns in full - Address Deulprka Date To &ha. Nov. 15 Dec. 2 Dec. 50 --'---..------------- LOO of the 140 A or DINOZNIS, from New Zeeland. MR. J. C. STEVENS begs to announce that be .0i hes received instructions to OFFER far LILLE by/ PUBLIC AUCTION, at his Great Room. SR Kingatreet, Covent-srueen, on FRIDAY, Nor. 44, at 2, a SPECIIINN, nearly perfect, of this vei7 nre and remarkable FAO, the bird of which is now pre sumed to be quit* satinet. The ea has Just arrived per ship Itavenacraig, from Wellington, and is probably that of the Dinonils mons of Owen. A long account of the singular dis °ovary of this egg wee published in the Wellington papera—The egg will be on view the day prior and morning of sale, end cau -1 lopes had on appllcatlor. ------------ OVERCOATS. —HAMILTON and ICIMPTON call especial to the WINTER 300 US toe OVERCOATS, and Invite attention NEW an early Inspection ot the name. N.B. Specimen garments always on hand. Na lab. attend. °Moodie Exeter Rail WAM and Co.'s OVERCOATS sad SUITS.— Moraine and tampons Coati, Half Drew, Undress, and Toll Drees Buns, Trousers, Vests, &C., In all the Isshionable styles and assumable asatertals. UTAH aad Co., as sad ST, 017O111)11 ST, W. HYAM and Co.'s PRICES and GARMENTS. — Overcasts sad Capes, 21a to Illa; Jackets. tts. to A t i o . • Priem of Wales Coats. tos to 633 ; TIVESNI, reads made sad measure, lia Id. to 1:54.; Veatfi. 6s. 14. to 11. s • Sults, Sta to 114 a. ItYklf sad Co.. Si sod M. OX/01194TRIST, W. _------------ -------- HYAM and Co.'s BOYS' SUITS and CAPES. — Overcoats and Copes, 15a. Id. to On: Kntekorborkar, Hton, Harrow, and Osborne Salta, 16e. 61. to 654.: Jackets. 6a. 6d. to Sic; Treason, W. Id. to 114 64.: Vesta, Y. 6d. to 76. 6d.; Jackets and Yeats alike, Lia. 6d. to 27a 6d. HYAIt and Co., 66 and 67, OIJOHD-STIUMS, W. HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS No. 1. Clothing for Immediate weer. No. & Ordered Do t. No. & Boys' and Youths' nesartment. No. & Born tires, loolery. and Outfit Department YAM and Ce., 66 and 67, OXFORINSTBIZT, W. Branch listablishitento—Birmtngham, Ueda, sad Dewsderr. DOCTOR MARIGOLD'S PRESCRIPT IONS. Title of tbo bolt CHRISTMAS of ALL TEL YEAR BOUND. Woßlostonatroot, Stroud. W.C. WITH INTRODUCTIONS M GEORGE AUGU I STUS SALA. Tlds day, lick , Id. each, OrWeal Meteotnoed dRTKMUB WARD: BIS BOOK. THE EIGIOW PAPERS. 6d. AITIMUS WARD: HIS TRAVEL& 61 AUTOCRAT of the BILIALYANT TABLE- Id. THE ABBY PAPER& 6d. MAJOR JACK DOWNING. 6d. THE ORPHEUS C. HERR PAPERS. 6d. These works pommel ell the quaint humour of Son Mkt, ell the sparkling variety of Joe Miller, and all the racy embalm. few. and hole of Yankee wit. Zech book contains so Introduction hy George Sole. Order the aspean Llbsh ow sr u L t. Tellhon. deed, Leek, sad Tyler, MC PAM la.. by poet It Mara gn,_ THIS _SCIENCE of LIFIC or How to Live, and What to Sot, Mak, and Avoid. A ga l Pr Guide Notes for the attainment of perfect Health and Strength, explanatory of Ma hlystortes of ilan's Existroce, and tbe various Phenomena or Life. Supplemented by towarts on the neat met of Nervous and Misr Disorders ineidenta/ to flodanarif Habits. sy Ybywowa ID yeses* proolloa. awn. ie. coral= TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. 011071111 twinownhl SPAIN AND JAMAICA THE INSURRECTION IN PA Ig, lir. 7. The Patric d this evening says that, fearing the insurrection in Jamaica may have ramifications in the Spanish Antilles, Spain has ordered a strict watch to be kept upon the seaboard of Cuba and Porto Rico. AUSTRALIA. (By Telegraph from Odle.) 11F.LBOURNll. Sm. 25. The shipment' of gold during the month smonni to 85,500 ounces. CHINA. (By O ver Telegraph from Gslle.) SHANGHAI, Oc-r. 9. A great question has arisen with regard to the suppression of piracy in the China seas, which is daily becoming more dangerous. The Tabu forts have been evacuated by the allied garrison. A great hurricane has occurred at Manila. AMERICA„ Women mann.) (Per the Nova Scotian.) NEW YORK, OCT. 27. The Wirs Military Commission concluded its labours on the 24th ult., and the record was placed in the bands of Judge Advocate-General bat. The verdict of the court would not be known until it bad received the approval of the President. It was rumoured in Washington that Wirt; would be hanged on the 27th. The spiritual advisers of the prisoner had visited him, and advised him to be prepared for the worst. A Washington telegram of the 26th ult. says : It is now positively known hers that the Wel of Jam non Davie has been decided upon, said the arrangements have bees nearly completed. The trial will be for the mime of treason, sad will take plies either in Wathingtou or Richmond, and before the United States Supreme Court. The counsel for tke government have bean 'sleeted by the Attorney-O•Deral, and the Meade of Yr. Davis have selected and retained counsel for It was stated at Washington that the Secretary of the Navy had directed that all the available steam vessels of war should immediately be got ready for sea. It was supposed that it was the in tention of the American government to be pre pared for any eventuality in any quarter of the globe. Washington advices of the 25th ult, state that the Ron. Caleb Cushing was about to leave for Europe on an important mission. A New York telegram confirms this statement and says : The flea Oakb Cushing loam for England in next Wednesday's steamer on a special legal minim conseeted with the state department, the nature el which has not transpired, bat is believed to be in Malin with the ad judication made of the claims for damages by this govern ment on Great Britain for depredations of the Alabama on Americas commerce. It is believed that the government has accepted the proposition of Earl &card to appoint a commirsies te esicle sack claims. All the New York morning papers of the 26th comment on the Adams-Russell correspondence concerning its claims against England for the damage inflicted by the Anglo-Confederate pirates. The Tribune, after stating the question, says : Should England be ever involved in • 0111a00/ foreign war before her difficulties with the United States are settled, it would probably not require much time to came her to dis own her present principles. The herald says the trouble arises from the ex isting unsettled and undetermined international law, and urges a congress of the great powers to settle certain principles which will perpetuate peace between the new and old world. The Times, after declaring that Lord Russell in rejecting arbitration rejected something which Mr. Adams bad never tendered him or suggested, says : So fax as national honour is caseerned, Earl Russell may rely upon it that the United States ham no thought of Jur, rendering to any power on earth the decision of any quer tins which as affect their own in the slightest degree, no r will they willingly consent to the surrender of the prin ciples of interestiosal law which are essential to the very existence of such a thing as neutrality, and which censot be discarded, as England, in view of her own interest, eseka to discard them, without meshing every war the rignal of mi. venal mellagratiou. The World nye : The urge ma king peace treaties is to surrender conquered trite ; but whenever we have a war with !Aglow! we should take the Canada. end keep them wi t h that way we will wa re maspeesatios for the whole of our NNW by the sham neutrality of England. _ . THE CHOLERA nt Pmets.—Tim Union Medioale publishes the following :—" The cholera decidedly teems to be disappearing ; not soddeoly, sod to return in the same manner, as was seen in preceding epidemics, but gradually, still sinking down a few victims. es pec ially among oho im• prudest, the n egligent, and, the tru th must be told, as it it the oulogium of courage and charity, also among those per sons who from their prolossicie or from devotedoess apply zealously, without relazatioc, their time tuxil their talents to amisting the unfortunate who am attacked by the scourge. Honour to those noble victims At the preen* momenldt the epidemic is diminishing regularly. AU alarm shou therefore emote, but without salutary precautions being forgotten. Oaths lit inst. the total number of deaths from cholera* private houses and in the hospitals was oolv 92 ; on the 2nd, 80 ; on the 3rd. 75 ; and as the 4th. 70. Thu decrease, from the fact of its beiog small but con tinued, is a most favourable omen. The civil and military hospitals are dews for only about a quarter In that total. Throofourths of the datmases have takes plant at the *germs' own residences, and too probably antoe4 perms' wha t sotwithetimiling the reiterated mensal' of the adonoistration and physiolana, trigs with all rs commoadationa and become cloning to their own incredulity or imitations's& The camber ad a dmissions to the hospitals has diminished in proportioa to that de means, sad the number of home came is Weenie'. The epidemic appean, therefore, to be fairly dyhig out, sod so doubt within • law days the mortality of the eity of Paris will have fella. in its usual limits. If the cholas iba• stays its ravages, it will have bees relatively mild as ear pared with preceding **aims, and this satisfectory result must be attributed to the improvements is the capital, end the &apnea ranos of the numerous sad whoa*/ quartets et old Paris in which the opidemiss al UM and 1849 smogs se many vistites." The ifounteur scsinallY claret that it sun warts the seetwas gives by its suriasel qatioporam EXPRESS FROM PARIS. pa= ova owl PARA TIMIDLY EVINDIG. I thought it unlikely that the Emperor would return from the Princess Baciooohi's model farm so soon as to-day ;it is now an nounced that he is expected at St. Cloud on Wednesday evening. Whenever he may come back a ministerial council will be held almost immediately at which the question said to be pending between M. Fould and economy, and M. Hausmann and extravagance, will probably be settled. There are ugly rumours that when his Majesty left the balance inclined towards M. Hausmann and his two milliards loan, but I incline to think the state of the revenue will ultimately cause the wiser plan to be adopted. The 12th remains the day fixed for the departure of the Court for Compihgne, and the return to Paris will probably take place from the 15th to the 20th of December. It is believed that a privy council will be held before the Emperor leaves St. Cloud to consider the important budgetary questions now en shit lapis. It is said that the Emperor has offered Fontaine bleau to the Duke de Monchy and the Princes Anna Murat for their honeymoon. The princess is to retain her rank at Court as a member of i he ' imperial fam il y ; and a newsp a p er paragraph, which I think requires confirmation, says that her hus band will be " raised to the same rank." M. de Bismarck, whose arrival at Berlin is announced by telegraph, passed Sunday at Baron James de Rothschild's country place at Ferrieree, whirs he was out shooting all day, and dined in ,the evening. It is reported that the Duke of Augusteuburg, in l l order to prevent his expulsion from Sleewig- Holstein, has bought a house at Kiel, and thereby acquired the rights of citizenship ; the reason alleged infers a delicate compliment to M. de Bis marck, who does not enjoy credit for a scrupulous regard to legality. The French government has given a valuable advertisement to the new ultammontanist organ I—the Cathatepte—of Brussels ; all the papers an nounce that the first number was seized in France. Old London playgoers will afford the tribute of a sigh to Jenny Vertprd, who, a quarter of a cen tury ago, was the star of the French plays at the Olympic, and made a great hit in the Chatte Meta morphosis en Felltl7l4 Her existence had long been forgotten except by her personal friends. She died at raw on Sunday last; her married name was Madame Carmouche. At the Bourse the Rents after rising to 68fr. 40c., closed heavily at yesterday's quotation, 68fr. 26c. Mobilise and Comptoir d'Esoompte also closed without change. Italian stock was greatly offered and dragged down other securities. Mexican rose I. THB SHENANDOAH. LIVERPOOL, ThmAT.. The Shenandoah still retains her anchorage in proximity to the Dana, sad a company of MANS are in possession of the late cruiser. We yesterday stated that Captain Waddell and some ether of the oaten left fleshly after the formal surrender, and landed at Liverpool, where they separated. To-day, however, we learn that Captain Waddell, after pledging Ms word of honour to Commander Fisher, R.N., of her Mejesty's ship Eagle, went ashore, and communicated with • " Southeru house," after which, ac cording to promise, he rejoined his ship. In the mean. time, however three of the mew left the ship and escaped to the Che sh ire side of the Mersey. It te believed that the crew of the Shenandoah have for some time been short of provisions. A boat load of fresh beef, vege tables, potatoes, ha, sent off by some charitable Southwest, was refused permission to go alongside the Shenandoah, the °Moors in charge stating that • proper supply of fresh rations would be served out to the men by the Donegal. On board the Shenandoah there are about 36 chronometers, together with a number of sextants, cabin furniture, furs, and other articles of value, which are supposed to be part cf the pro ceeds of Waddell's late raids amongst the whalers of the Antic Nth In her bold there reclaim (in fact all snide@ are under seal until instructions are received from government), a large quantity ef ammunitloa, together with ix shunt gnus, and a large swivel gun. It is sot at all impossible that within a few days the Mersey may be visited by the Semansento or other vessels of the United States navy, under the orth. mend of Admiral Goldsworthy, whom squadron was led heard of at Tonle and Brest The vessel is now in of Lieuteaant Cheek, of her Majesty gunboat Gosks cha c r rr whom Captain Paystor has *rod on board with secret is 'tracheas There are • guard of manna, a number of seamen from the Donegal, and a body of Customs aliens also in poseession. There fa on board • considerable sum of mthey, bet Captain Waddell hss no intention of using a sstt for the skip's purpthes. He has preserved the property at of the American gaventaient. Consequently, he mid his oaken ba d men. ere without pecuniary TOKICLIOSI. Several of the crew who remain on board are down with 'curvy. The communk a tions between the government and the authorities here in reference to the Sheasndosh have bees, and are being, storied oa by telegraph. The crew ere stated to be, for the meth part, smart young fellows, end to have the appearathe ei excellent 'semen. They Ame. are of mixed na tiona li ty. leveed of them being apparently dam. Tee New tilAnawowmote JOURNAL—The Nord of Brussels says :. —" The appearame of the Ceeludeque has been the signalor rather the reeeifeeta. ticm, of a great schism in the clerical party. This new nod fiery organ of absolute Ultrunantaeism hes accused the greeter part of the journals of the Right std a vest number of cotholias of betraying their mum in admitting • met of twit compromise between the present age and the prescriptions of the Papal bull published a few months beak. The reproach was addressed to members of the Right, who are designed u political catholic', and, them all, to the organs of that large fraction which is really Meiling io Belgium to conciliate the traditions of the c hurch with modern dean.A certain number of previnzial journals, owning allegiance more or less directly to a wile- Meted order that mod not be named, via., the Bien Public of Ghen Voix do Luxembourg, the Courrier de t, the maws, the Ami de FOrdre of Namur, and the Gareth de Liege, have rallied without any delay to the extreme doctrines of the Cockaigne. Great has been the emotion is the put, of which the Jamie/ de Bnaelles bee hitherto been the eistedard.bearer, end the Petrie of Bruges the most humble servant. Th e flint of these journals, ever skilful and prudent, merely writes about the reorpuitation of the telegraphic service, the re. vision of the commercial code, &a., but says not a word about the new publication which so brutally invades its domain ; whereas the Patric, which is sot obliged to be so reserved, roughly criticism the overweening pretisesions of the organ el kith Vettillot end De Gerlach*. It declares that it will not recognise in anyone the right of throwing suspicion on, end domineering over, journals which have up to this time devoted themselves to the defence of truth and religlem." The Wean ELLIINMIT IN ZITROPL—Tbit General Corrapendenee a Vienna says :—" The inferior quality et the wheat of this year's harvest in England and part of Northern Germany has, daring the lest fortnight. gives greeter activity to the export of Eluepirke Wheat than as been witnessed for three years past. Loge quantities have been seat eff towards Trinehe mid Hamburg, and are waitom4 at the diffeeent stations of the Austrian rail ways, for Maths to convey them to those ports. On the hooks of the Slave no km then 600.000 bushels soe rwdy to be eosveyed to Trieste. If appearanem ere initial, reseal Willem of bushels oi Hungarian own will this year be seat abrewl." DIY BUSILY'S DIZACIOUIi ILILLIZIf 2.11111:0111110 Rs. = filis =Min Anurne loon yields thrice the nourishment of the UM hed.eibii mew, Mame be we tecommisses. dislrat is Qs wh i le, othr. etheawSkarO _aridlitY. ralitiPs- Wee, whle, . waft% ham, over, sod Wows& manyielate, wed mem them the met is ether memsiies. Meth cares enessellg.-11n .ice Ne. 77, hegeetotreth teedon, W. Di Illas, lb.„ S. ; tea: WM.. eft ; den et W. theememethorawthemissAimalowlirweseLne ; W. Ith, mil Oh Bawd* /MC arid di 1 --------- OPENING OP ?HE ROYAWALTHA L ALBERT IN, IBMARY, BISHOPS M. The sasiont and exceedingly pretty town of Mime Waltham wee in • peel set fever of excitement throughout the whole of yesterday es amount of two re markable and interesting incidents by which its normal tran quility was to be plosmotly disturbed. The rust was the opening of the new infirmary, and the second the formal limning of • statue of the late Priam Comeort, to the pre sena ci no fewer than three ci the junior ambers at the royal family. TM Prismeem Helena and Look" ad hie Royal Bighseee Prime Arthur—Priam Leopold WM. we regret to my, i n disposed—came over by special trek from Windsor Castle, arriving at half.past twelve o'clock, attended by Lady Caroline Barrington, Colossi Biddalph, Dean Stanley, sod body Augusta Man*. The royal party were received at the istatioa by Mr. Helps, Mr. Claris Arthur Kingsley, sod Mr. Theodore Rutin, end proomded In the carriage ci the fink-nomad gentleman to his resides" Wernon-bill, when they remained for Inselmon. A royal cavort, COO, slating of a troop of the Droxford tight Hone Volunteers, followed the em* ing% kat la th• journey up from the railway Mai" sod saksequestly en rotate to the infirmary. At the Lam pima, their royal highness slighted at the outer gabs, and walked slowly* the impleaade in front of the building, receiving an maw' alas* *Tail" Irma the ermathled company as they mowed ann. Their royal Memento wore dream of brown pepilla, sad white satin bowie" sad appeared to be is the MA 1 health ned spirits. Oa the esplanade they were mot 1 by the meporation of Southamptoo, headed by the mayor, Mr. SMbbing, whoa an address was read by Mr. Demo" the towincierk. Immediately afterwards the Venerable Ithhop et Win &atm earns out from the buikling attired in his casenica* sad in the most Impressive manes( delivered • prayer few • bluing epee the undertaking. The formal unveiling of the statue wee then proceeded with. It bad remained wrappedup all the monde/ ie the Royal Standard of Fag lead, and sow, on • signal gives by me of the Primeness, the standard was let fall and the statue amid much cheer. ins was expoeed to new. It is sot so large as the statue w hich was recently unveiled in the prase the of the Qom at Bare Coburg, but it is • ver y ekes espy in tens colts, carefully Tedueed from the original by Mr. Blasbfor& Their royal highness+ paused for a few minutes in soatemplatics, and Om, accompanied by the Wise and gentleman in the royal suite, proceeded to • careful nomination of the Interior of the building, the details of whisk Yr. Critchlow bad the honour of explainiog. A gracious approval of everything wee expressed, end • hope that the beds which are to be supplied by local (ladies') subscriptions would soon be forth. coming. Yr. Porkies wee seat for, and bed the bosom of • prosentatim. after which the Primeness and Prince Arthur returned to their carriage, and, maid • eimining and delighted crowd, proceeded slowly to the ancient palms of • Beam king, now, else I a huge barn, in which an amateur concert had, under the Erection of Kr. Handl. bees ar ranged for their entertainment. Their royal highnesses good mturedly waited for the first part, and at its ooneln. don left the building, and returned by special train to Windsor. The whole cd the town was tastefully decorated with dowers and mergniem and it was expected that the day's solemnities sad festivities would Smith with an Mimi natiou in the even's,. MIDDLE-CLASS EDUCATION. Yesterday • few gentlemen met in the Long Par lour of the Kaedm-house, on the invitation of the Rev. W. Roger', recto: of Bleb t er parish, to discuss th iniad = piety of takieg steps foe the ,extentioe c i education in the City of Lashio. Them were present be irides the Loin wko presided, Mr. Tito, M.P., Mr. Oudot, Alderman Copelead, Alderman Bosley, Alderman Waterlow, Sir Jobe Lubbock. Mr. R. W. Crawford, M.P., Mr. T. Chambers. M.P., Mr. Hodgson, M.P.. Yr. W. Gilpin, Mr. Taykw, the Rev. W. Roger'. and Rev. F. 0. Blemlield. The Rey. W. BOGUS 1141110616ted a 10101114iCS declaring the expediency of establishing for those dames in the City for whose benefit no public education wee now provided, schools that would fit the scholars for their partioukr walk in life. He wished it to be dietinotly uoderstood that he did not desire to interfere with any trust (nada, hat simply that the trustees should be invited to °omit forward sad ma. tribute out of the foods at their disposal, and although his scheme was comprehensive, they might depend upon it that if they did sot do something ci their own sword, • mock mom comprebeesive edema would be fared upon them, under which it was possible that the base foods now applicable te the City might be made available for relievine the of Brawl or other distaat suburban m =r In me they knew that mosey left Is trust for the ' education of the poor •res devoted to the giving at exhi bitions at the universities to the sows of the MM. He did not propose to give a darsl ideation in the school has suggested, but a sound Emilia' educiatiso, suitable few the condition in life the children were to occupy. Mr. Claydoe, the eolleitor to the Attorney-Oersted, his (Kr. Roger") views es the subject in • p, la= he mid that the education should be purely English, sr oladiag Latin, Greek, and the higher mathematics. Be proposed, if his reselatioe was carried, that a committee should be formed to take the steps, and com municate with the heeding gest= in Oity—erwriese nod others-4o emerhake bow fee they would he iodised Se come into seek a scheme. (Haar, hear.) Mx. a nd seconded the resolution, obeemieg that Us upper lower clams. were already well provided for in the City in the matter el echiestics, whereas for the middle deem there was no adequate modeles. Imbed, be knew of no *mato in the world in whisk middiceloca education meta so much or where the work woe WOW ism than in Ragland. (Hsu, hear.) The City el London Seheel, established originally for the middle alms" had sem ter be • school for classical edweatiou, end he wee lowed he soy that the education there given was beyond ell Miss bat it was sot the ideation that wee eatable fm the better came of mechanise. derkai and small trammel& The education which was sow obtainable by suck poems wee very dilutive, sad it of teti to him le find that when yoemr mew b r a the 4 middle lime oune up to be examined play their qualibeigion few junior clerkships they could riduet very well, but that in reading, writing. and the ordinary brooches of education almost any charity-boy would do bettor. There was we intuition to interfere with any charity trusts in the Clity, thau which nothing could be further from his wish, but simply that with the ocummt of the truism then funds in their herd' should be appropriated se the of this great movement. Mr. Osmium Rooms Inquired whether it was Wended to include female as well m male education? The Rev. IL ROOM limbed that that was his wish, bug it would he better to Wave all &MAL to the otenmittee. After some remarks from Mr. Taylor, wbo thought the relution too hidefluitely worded, mid an observation hem the so Rev. Yr . Bloosfield, the motion wan pat and rented unanimeedy. Mr. Omuor moved that, it appeared then VISO beds beton* to virgins Oity parishes, companies, mil old. City bodies, which might be appropriated to the rapport such schools, oonsomnisatioos should be opened with the trustee; of each bodies and their 00-operatiou invited. Alderman WATIMLOW 111100eded this, observing thse there were various trusts whisk were in thermos for the porpoise for which they were originally founded, and might be well appropriated to the object sow in view. For butanes, there was a trust fund for bulldog heretics—(a laugh)—ead seta days for boudoir heretics had long sines peered away le , the I I money might well be spplied in *domain the peop" and thus getting rid of heresy by a much more pro cows than burning a few unfortunate victims. The motion having been carried, Mr. Cuorroart, M.P., proposed the eppolatmeet el • committee to give select to the sebum ; but reserved to himself the liberty to deal in earliameet with private and particuler rights se he might 6s hereafter advised. Mr Jl4O. Lussocc seconded this, which wee likewise unanimemly adopted, and the following gentlemen were named as the sesamittee, with power to ad to their num ber :—The Lori Mayor • Aldermen Copeland. Watedow, Finale, and Salomosie. ' M.P. ; Mr. Crawford, Y.P., Mr. Paschen,lK.P., Mr. Tits, Y.P., Sir J. Lubbock, Mr. F. Oedot, Mr. Fraddleld, Mr. Taylor, and the Rev. Imam. Roger', Gibbs, (Utley, and Blotofield. A cordial vote of eisealm to the Lord Mayor, waved by Mr. Ilabberd, ormeloded the peessediep. At Mr. HeLean's Gallery in the Haymarket there is now exhibited s eolleetioa of shoat one headset sad Arty water-oolour &swims, ell of rultlciset he to Jere taw e piece ea Use wells el the woks colour societies, and esversl of them taiga pictures which have beat receatly exhibited there, while then ere also ems new works al emnialenhie pretenders by wef•known BAWD el mpate. sad a fair properties of drawiep by the pease/ ssidrialL BY. Drialnyw's, CrrYAsoio.—Tbs Bisbop of Lopata has soodasSed ilbs . Arthur Blomialrgr • Esstar Wises, Odad. Rev tato serss• allYPsobsss , 10 tbso isssabssey et St ils•sbre's(lbsror, Ottyssol, smilsestl swot by ohs ass& of tie Nov. Jobs Las Yell. TSB INQIJEST. On Moodab an inquest was held at the arch ateaaatV. h, before Dr. Tyrrell, coarser, red • kuv, cm the body of Mrs. Meat, wife of the Venerable Walter N. Neat, Odeon.' of Down, who es Mated in yerterday's Faros, was bans& to death la her owe house on Fkiday evoking lest. Andsdescoa Meet deposed—l em husband to the deceased, my wife in thismily N. Mani. About 6 o'clock on Friday maim; I lait room (the drawing.room) at the fire reeding • newspaper. She was thee ia her mewl state of health. She had been very IS, and bed only retorted the day before from Newcastle. W'Ma I went oat she said, " I wish yes • *matey's*. Don't =yip's.* Those werethelut words I loud her so. I had es timidity in 11111Viilif her sloes. fate was not subject to etenvulsies• or fits of say hied. She offend sometimes from nervous beadaaltes. I think it was about a quota to 8 on the same evening, I was at the hotel at tea with some ✓ed Mr. Faulk; the propels= of the hotel, am= told me that some rases wanted nes below Ann. I wait down sad saw my seek, Mary /tau Masa BM mid these had been • sad mishap at home. The solo. tress's clothes had eseght the, =I she was bear barred. She rid, "Os= at woo sad get • &rater." I rev stooks &oily, told Da, Boyd what bed lap sed we came to the boos es quickly as passible. geed, lying is the seta ia the ream when I ems in. I =ad what had happened, and she asked me sot to be sop?, sad I Oki her I hod moth* to be awry at. I 1 salmi ►bee how it essersol. OA she we* net glee me a festielasteey.esewer. Oho aid, " I ens't dew ; ash sok Ilse '. 1.." ask her Win, sad she Met tell me. She *en the eels tiU she expired, es Dr. Boyd said she could melba unmoved. Elba nisi shoat • quarter before 3 in the She was able to speak until about half an boar =ter death. I have so doubt; that her s death wee eemeld bv the burning, and that ft toe& pleat idestelly. 1 Bilen - leOseaa, haseimaid tie the erehdesecs, deposed —I helm the deases left her is Friday eon* • little sitar 6. I took oat the tea things afterwards, sad On Wes sitting in the chair at the M. She wee ill the hail al drew's( the candle =tart her when she woo rod*. Attee 7 she celled cost save las V' or se= expessoise of that Mad. sad I came isentediately. She was steadko is the hell with her . &thee all blazing shout bar. She ha. et. - 800 Aims ca. I screamed and the other girl coos to my sailareace. I ren terverd to Mr, aad she miced far water. and p at the to water was besought sad thrown over her, out She was able e to leave the hall, and aka sci walk to e fa. Sin At her clothes ware burned. sad we toil; Ibsen al her. The otter wren's west far the dodge. and white ehe,lrse war I attended her. I did not sok her how it happened, nor did she tell me. One of the *seas was es the table and the odor es the Warthog. Senteehnes she read with ens of the meal ia her head. The nonpaper was lying at the be anbarasd, sad there was both* burned ia the room bet Mrs. t's dom. Mel y Aims lffsa Sane depossel—l ma serest In the =dr deasoere, and have lived here eaves mouths. I was wok, sad did not see my miser= sore then ease • day. Oa Friday I saw her about 4 °Week. I heard lin. Meat oil for El= in her sod way. The girl i.e op trametUately, sad I followed. Mrs. Meat asked me far pe=a sake so try end pat it osL She called for water. which I got, and Patens the Gimes. I then got a knife, and took off her clothes. She walked into the drawler. room, and spoke gotta collectedly. I west up for my master. and told him that my mistrals had take fire, sad it would be batter for him to go home. I did not hear how it happened, but I have every reason to believe it was sc. cidentaL The CONOIIO, thee charged the Jury, and said he did not consider it necemary to brutg forward any further evidence. He was suns they all repotted deeply the cause that had brought them together. The jury returned a verdict of " Aocidentally burned to death. Yesterday an enpriment, as novel as it was inte marg. was initiated by the despatch of • pasty of 20 orients from the Consumptive Hospital at Bromptoa to Madeira, for winter residence is that salubrious climate. etithe voyage they were pieced amler the superiateed elj Mr. (deans, one dthe holy who is least affected. sod who was famed, parser os board a vessel. Not *My will they resolve Wad treatment at Madeira, bet the rowst saleatios will be devoted to the of the erris the island, so as to make the results rZ e rtl i s for further beedit. arid the present meet yield issosedul resells, it will be followed by others of a dollar kind. The riser sadatekiag will have act the horital 4001., but there is little spersheasios that ita funds will gaffer bola sa expericosat wadi mesas so mach credit os it, and indeed oa the foray where Do sale sod : so generoaa and so unselfish as Mori sea be made. RECTO/SHIP 0/ EDI/RUBOR UNIIIIOIBITY.OII Monday • meeting of the supporter of Darling,. M Mr. Disraeli far the aloe of ROOM of lidlabingh Ustvereity_re bold ha the logic oleo-room. ander the presidery d r. T. 8. Reedutioss were moved sad secoaded sad cordially agreed to, aed spears were made warmly remains the merits of Kr. Disraeli, end :wither* the reve Airs and It- Ilan of Kr. Thome may,le. The folio ' were the NOW lotions adopted hat the of the Vol. verily of Bdiabenab ought to be Oiled tw • issa eminent • in literature sad in public life. aad possiesiag ea Mums capable of adverbs die briars of the &dna univertiso. tad. That it is the ogrice of this meet* that Mr. Carlyle does not posers the qualoriose whisk are eassolial is the succorer of Mr. Glidstor. lid. That as an aathr, as as orator, es aft independent sad Merl thinker. and es a member of padres:fat of the tremor risk, Mr. Disraeli is preboriartly qualified tar the onus of th e rectos al this Untveralty." Btraner aura. Pormat Lacraltine.— Those lostrectivo asd istorsielag essetiags rotor reseed as Moray Grain last. The sprier was dessoly crowded, dray by the any drai b pli il o d u i t i t working UM whom shores from church sad chapel is so of too inward. The skis pisfeesestl reseal earl prose very effectively. As lilt wast _7 the Be. NowssoNall Mired a short prayer, linefeed the Loris Payer. la whisk all the ressaly jar& e this orldned Oath& Lord Mayor, who bad promised, sad ear r r o l d wished to preside, baisst seat • aces to say he that un avoidable duties prevented his masers. . Newman Hall tbso bendy *rider sad dideaW searestings in &aura. He them proosedsd with his Lauri wtltldl "Amer Baubles." rbe Int portion was • gespirio paper as • trip to Wales, costa by Mrs. Newman Half —which was listeeed to with groat &troth% sad warmly applauded. Mr. Hall then pre &narrative of his Alpine adventures, sad de airbag the Ire terrible ardor is Mn natteribers. The ropey dispersed after deaths the Doxology. A lusters was sarreed for nest nooday, by Mr. Errs, as "Tho Lost City of Pas," to be ilisetasted b 7 tarp &swap made os the spot. Tag Luenaeron &clam—This body ban arid its operations for smother whiter seism aid is actively espied is the advocacy of its *dee by mesas atpails restiap sod lestres. nos has boas at work Is licath sad smo th er I. North alas. In York shire meetior have bees held at Wakefield sod Burley ; Bridport, Drawer Woymeatli, sad o th er plices la Dorserbire, have bra at the erne time dealt with, sad an arm agent is sow visiting several ifooteish tors. This week • series of leerier le brag delivered at the other sod of the kiarom, ie Cornwall, sod it is &seaweed that on the 22nd inst. a referwee tbe eociety's north Meads will be held in the Taro-hell, Illencherm. !M i r tired by sissoross seeetimp ke LlONaladril sad .: Torkshise taros. Hint IlLtiaerT's EitsollOatibs. The Mutat belting season of the oral peek trawasseel yesterday, the meet Wag. as is oastreary ea itaithill, where there was a fuhiousble between °nadir sad pothers is terriers, and between 300 sad 400 barren. Many albs= of the Grids were she reser Mr. Davis'. the rewired huatross, wee warmly ragratalated on his up. grey.par r again in the dried owastel on his old favourite whips were des wellronsted, sod both horses sad horde were is the least assittAws. lioltslaut livrawwwit sx VEMlOL.—Yesterday the Mayor of Leeds committed for trial at the &Mkt. Hannah Brooke, who bad Warr tertilde suffering sod rest personal diolgureinest os Willirm OM. with whose for alas e b e ehe had cohabited. Tr map bad given her sales that would leas tor, and as the 25th of last mouth he west to the lame when:they had lived, interim; to cony away his clothing. ithe Wooed idr to stay while she rot or soder the pretree of settles some beer. Oa her Train she gave him sore el his slab's. but r he re gol upstairs for ere other property of his she threw Iwo - cures of vitriol is his far la oessersoce of this he has loot the sight of or eye, sad the other is se mach Wooed that the probability is be will beessie totally blind. His rosy Ins bees nob that it was sot aril Mooday that as could leave his abode. 81/lEBLIT 011&T Boast lir•fli.—On Monday this Tart:Alm base fell was bald. The show somprieed eremezdendid rivals, bat it warn di of the active which iavarialy premils st the a teir fails. Prices wore as follows :—Herr of superior are for double sal nails b a rons parries (private um), 65 to 75 Oars, and young satire ditto adapted for this dessription al work made tall figures. Seasoned beams roe& from 85 to 140 riser sad mirth essatry brei heroes Mr saddle pm. Per 60 to 90 riser a d Adis' oohs, 20 to X: wrens ; heavy ear borer 40 r 50 river, sad sossd your ride he Sews a ceribss, sod beaker work, 25 te guises*. said Weeks lour hal so sale. Nosy mirth of harass wen Almond of privately es liabesthy, and row Leap rriage of Sassid hears will goes le as appressidal lair hoses kir kiss Mk:taloa raft. 0111117/1. YALLOR. 0/S SEILLDIO DAL WOW Nov. T.—Admirer ea mosso ; by rani Margo 40i lad motes • I ) , 4,.: , .....,. , ~..,...), ..._.,,, ~..... r t.,. N:: :;,..:, -. 4 13 :717- ..) s s ana x a .. --..) ' 1 . NCE . 1 1 'BOUGH. .. the arch- ers, sod s 1 Vosarabl• • Ara la r ewe house 1 Mariana, , ruing I kft ars reams to of Mar. la as, before I wiahro• ham/swords \ ; i bar skons• of a• 1 kii , d- arras. I th e rasa i ram flietl 01,, MIN ow stain. I KY& ISM I. Th e laM r was i imug • t pit a &Oar. hat had bar . —. ......ih _ IMPOBANIT SALE of SPECIMEN PLANTS from PoHand. ikOr R. J. C. STEVENS will BELL by AUCTION, 11. at ble Great Emma, SS, Klngalrest, Covent -garden, TO MORROW and FRIDAY, unusuallyand 10, et half-past SPECl- MEN,pre without reserve, an One assortment of VARIEGATED 888 HOLLIES, conifers, laurels, standard, dwarf, andng rases, fast-eiass dwitri- tr u e standard. pyramid and dwarf fruit trees . also a splendid assort ment of ornamental and hardy mamma and deciduous trees and shrubs. just arrived, direct from Holland, in the Enema possible conditloo..--On view the seerning of sale, and cant _ .