The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-24 00:00:00

No. 4,430.] /ITT sad mooßre AURTRALLUI ulil I rAcsar MORT Mat (l.: Mot ✓ Novesorfirr, oaks as ftgioga teg pooptepri. troaosars n 11111 Y a•N moon bee • A l ' ,gig mln ink MASA 10Z thig I.4tdott Dacha Tlio voird. bud ▪ leg - Asslation trade. hos • maim paw MY • arronamodstiorra for chart Gallo Fat r ?might or prow apply to Yr. T. s WAr 1. tog, D's-pisre • Olt to DIV ITT sod MONK 11. NlNlVaralgoot. F ANNON VINIYARD AMOCIATION, R=WOW Canirg ra Z• = 1 . 1 ! . 111 s. per doa ft ho dam asiss is SUPIIUIOII OIAMPAIINI Ns. mid 4N. Pro nip 4111111111. orrs Use Ua sal Os. .. 111C1C% —Ws N, int SU And . • Ina rest g a r bly girls* wirie d Swum Bottlii sod . ffiL ETiturbLa--803 tha t l I SZAMW onntt r do am we Ili )101= M. Odeboy a wi li= l =llloo of Mr. ALFRED WIGAN. Tb• wad sad MOW tee, la two egis, be Mga Tilt ~1 1 * wriii wide! Mr. wed Dim Alfred W wM *par ; kw twelve yaws, • Condo Tab, by 7. k aj ib -- IW I mined TIM [MO OF TIM lieu, =. '.4sbotstioos entirely Dm. sibmweibis maw with a now to tG coodat6 ils =Mom to a pier otos 1111rwhich bp. boss . otougbl i = sal v 5144.- 4LOCK, YAW lbstage amid NAPLES. (nor OT7I owx onizarownrr.) HAPLY* Ocr. 18. . sated. Padre Gamma has ena . umged the general wish, and as the Piedmonteee approah and regular power is about to be established, the desire for the demolition of one of the great bulwarks of tyranny has greatly increased. "What if Victor Emmanuel should fancy that some Political nes:Sanity obliged him to fortify it and keep us in order." I have heard such fears expressed, and have a little The official journal of last night publishes:l series of decrees, one of which says :—" The Tvio Sicilia, which owe their redemption to Italian ' blood, and which elected me their Dictator, form lan integral part of Italy one and indivisible, with at constitutional king Victor Emmanuel and his descendants. I shall plat •in the hands ,of the King on Ma arrival the licatorship conieiie(l (mu luse by the nation. " G. GAWK/AM "St. Angelo, Oct. 10, 1860." •• ,kliir COURT OF SEWERS. The 001110114006r 6 held their weekly_ m i ee e i at / yesterday, at thak , aloft is the Guiklhall ; Nr. ) CHIMES, thechaispan. Walla& amirraer oowiterion or 771 E CITY. ) Dr. Lavas; the niedicel saw of health, yarned en the state of 220 places that had been inspected during the week, of which 61 were cammea lodging houses. and he submitted a list of 61 places that required mattery im provement. All the idaughter-houses in the City had been visited during the soot, and the medical officer reported that the inspector at meat, Kr. Newman, had netted 1,1921 b., or rather more than half atom, of meat that is unfit for human food--all of which bad bees destroyed. The mortality returns for the week are slightly 013 tM in crease, and they are a little above the average fur the season. Last week that. were 51 deaths in the City, sad is the week preceding only 44—the avenge to the lest cenespeeding foe years is 45. 20 of the &Wm ire &mow ideals sad 12 among old persona. The chief causes of death were as follows :-6 frees phtkisis ? 5 hem pneumonia, chief of WWI* and 6 from broechitssi in all lb deaths Iran M the respinstary organs. 0( the symotic dams of dimness them were 11 &aths —namely, 3 front continued New, 3 from whooping-cough, 2 from diphtheria and throat disease, mid one from each of the • Telegrams announoe the arrival of Victor Immanuel at Pescara on the 16th, at half-past 9 p.m. He would leave the next morning for Ohieti, and afterwards for Popoli and Sulmona. lifa Majesty was received with the greatest sothusiaam through the whole line of road—the Arra presenting themselves at the head of the popu ' On the arrival of the Marquis Villammina, Sardinian minister, at Chieti the town was . • ly illuminated. From Sicily we learn that had been given for taking the plebiscite the 21st, as at Naples. The Pro-Dictator O his despatch says, " Everything goes on bly. The city yesterday evening was ted. Towards dusk the carriages left drive, a 4 followed by the people came to the palace. The demonstration was imposing. I • of you, of Italian unity, and of Victor Eibmanuel. Immense were the cries and vivo of the people. In the theatre there was an ovation. The astisfaction is general.—Palermo, Oct 16, j 2 „ n o • tdi French ahead left this port oh I r esed* esseig. Ssornhid his orders late on night, and left so early next day that ha was to call on Admiral Mundy, but he politely seat his eagAsin to apologise, and on pasting dipped his flag. Hawaii acomnpaniedin the Bretagne bytheet. Louts line-of-battle ship, the Descartes, and the Mouette, wish brought the despatches. He leaves behind two line-01-battle ships", the Alexandre and the Imperial. The Pliny left to-day for Gaeta. The orders were secret, andehat they were no one can divine. By the erne boat which brought down the orders for the admiral your military correspondent was sof ortnnate aa io receive a passage, for had he gone by bind he mast inevitably have met the fate which he narrowly escaped on being brought up to Gaeta. He was robbed by the soldiers of eighty pounds and his witch. He now appeals to the Brittle goverment tu pupport him in his demands, at lank foe raga tdlgon. TIT awl MOORE'S AIIBTRALLIN LINZ PA. (VT Anti' —►ea POW PHILLIP Dived IA NM a pest prtlw at bee erg. art wit= the ben a bi N si AlD I L km. J. IL Oft bine In the L..n.10n Dodo" Tile Ole wino , 411•10a110.0. for a teer 11l ~at •or tereage river In MTV! ImrsAMls= NCen°*—Wrifillazhd SPIRITUS RIMMED 1117111EL-46 111000111 S ......lit el palm with Dr. ai S s e l a Verry i nelle=i•L -per ism La • 11= 1 , 1 Na. INN Meik er ... e. = trl ir kgaliti SOL elmeasol ffis. psi dim i ii , Mr Mehra Pert mai Blow MIL isel SW Soo* /Mesa Ilaisieharl Arresedeerlo ~ lis. ela, MI etemsta lite. Bl. : BergattlyPrWily, I'M yeripara Ulm& the very NM Ma 4 pre OM MINE Oft iereiree of Ng Ism 1111400.8 Ilanseb. dal eteimps. Terms. asii.-41. MAINGE. ft Ilaartl, Looks. ntrciiiirs SERENADERS. —St. James's hal% Pkcadill 111011 T & Saturday saler oom 413. Adtaiido y u la 5 , sad la lat.once opals daily iron Nall 3-13, Piccadilly. ITT au.l MOORE'S AIJSTRALLUI LINZ I PA' K' %HIP —rat ROM= TOW 6me lt io r • ,Jllber mripeasrr i 4:l 11••• 1% 1. built dinar MIMS' . AI. regtslar. JAMS S. •11C01.0immimerr SIN ft Ye I•xlw• This ible mug lowappilmt assmoodlilin NATIONAL ASSEMBLY 1:01: HIGH HOLBORN —The ahem p= It smi = BALL ROOM, with Its Tarim now oPIN for the ARMOR. Ito men& fierwillms sad Imprommems m verlosd IND awl renderross 'o f sisersmois. S t i r =bei f M OI Bud performs MOW asissliews tram favourite and the Wert sad writ fashbowslis wallow it4.—Door,s =2 ti &deck. Adoaliti ACS'S EAST INDIA PALS • AL& The A.l ',ober in meshing ben IMMO lo Sri Noll- Oka la casks of 1& sad upward.-11182S NAM NM Ow, I at. Jusate•treet, B.W. , -- INsi;s7—lrar isms of tiveglit ar PS— apply Is 7 Lai MOORS. Illitioorma ITT and MOORrB Al LIMB PAM"? OEM Per I.4I=IIIIPIN =• i tr • Im i ALFIND BAWIM, • L *ens d ism Spot .1w t.. tr Am_ A SAVING et FOUR BRILLEIRMIci s FiZ a IC In So Imp ad a "MK milk _s . SLIM 00• I aril an imscrockt i Miarsil. 15 Mew =li of ['MILKY'S far • =at kw —Skarn aus, prices ; lastreln lli ptill9 ll3l" Mik N 4, I mom% Mk. ; dam containing 448 P Ift pante% Mk Mar risme mid Mb say nanny station. —.l( TROILLY.Y. Mk in• mile end sab o graor....ania r.q iond In every *Wiz WM. qrs, er• "PP! ARGYLL ROOMS, Windmill-street, Pisa- IleD for Use Wlnter Sena.lbe rams. NAM aqUI RI KTeIIa tbe eelebreted bead, aeletaliiaa Sea years. CeriseMd Maw Lamotte. Deming it is o'detia. Adambios. • following : imarlealevim, diarriam and measles. Fifty-nine births were 'whitened during the week—namely, :18 boys and 21 gills. The report was confirmed, and orders given that the suggestions of Dr. Letheby should be carried out. several applications were made by tradesmen and mer cantile firma in different part of the City for the sanction of the court to proposed alterations to their premiers. The court carefully comidiered all the applications, and in Ill=aff s tihe pogaing the pub li c was not e app 'lolMted. • TIM others -liftereiwand to the Omani Purpose Chozoittee. ia rotenone to heprorementa in the City said *het ' the erantliad already made gym' aid he suggested that there law oat eppertarat, et the preset time of carrying them out to a still further extent by the purchase of twu homes in Trinity-lane. 3,10 palwctige —VUT Maier menden _tn NALttit. ISA. At. ilitostsgbase: at to DiVFI7 v. MAW., stmt. CINCI , AC4DEMY 36. Alderte-treet. Yr. itoTh's Ammer o . v Alrellif, 'MIA ISO, sad , ~ . Ad =Nadir .-7.. 1 , 7 mid lint Ithdd e ll.t LW akpeirat: . u. MUSIC. ROYAL Nit the O L , ISII OE Dia . as ERA, COVEi W T-CAng laet he 4 for tho flan time ado osoloa. It was delightfully soled and nog ; wed the performance had (as it deserved) the , nsebt Adiablowum. 'm'e rt p1 tir" e 4 .6 7 1 : 4 ; is one et Miss Louisa übs harm indeed, that it has ti more charming reprelseitillo • on ray stage in Europa She has caught to admOtio the anth aid playful, yet delicate espitglerte of the On o:tar ; aid her swim is the very perfection et bright and sparkling execution. Mr. Elud e:ties Doa Henrique,. too, is one of his best per; formanece. His acting is gay, easy, and gentlemanlike, and he does full justice to the delightful music of the part. Mien Tkvlwall was very successful in the chorale of Diana. She was gametal and lively, and her clear, light • voice was well united to the music. The bolero at the beginning ot the sewed act, sung by Mies Louisa Pyns and her, was charming. Mr. St. Albyn played the pert of Don Sebastian agreeably, and his sweet tenor voice wee very effective, especially in the concerted pieces. Mr. Curri bad his part of Rebelled°, which he acted, as usual, with rough and , effective humour ; and Mr. Hornolle, who appeared for the first time in the part of the Coot de Campo Mayor, acted the A 5110410119, toy old courtier extremely well. An additioual charm Imo given to the whole performance by the delicacy with which the orchestral accompaniments were played by the admirable band, and by the excellent singing of the chorus. We never heard the magnificent finale to the first ail — (the scene in the minors' cave) produce a more animated dramatic effect combined with greater beauty. At the conclusion of the piece the applause was enthusiastic. Mies Louisa Poe bad • dank enure fez Rode's air with mistime, which she sang by way of finale, though, for our poor put, we should have been better pleased Lad she ter minated the opera according to the text of the composer. We learn with plesadre that her Majesty has commanded that her box st this theatre shall be retained for the mama. The Orand Duke Itiolul of Ruda and suite honoured the theatre on Saturday evening to witnew the performance of turbine. EDON to BYDNSY Direst, MONTHLY ix. se MACK BALL ALIIIILALIAIi ea ADTALII66‘ --%. 1 4 1 0 . 111 awing orlealled Capper litUbe .lei. LW vlas will oilebs4 poirlooll/ Om the recel I 7111 of nth mooli Mho prenselyboda. MIAS gmstad iftle n = Odirlia • M ll ie issidamod MIMI * Is pmt ecosesied Isla sow dmillsdis sorsolvs& s f Ids ases.-11r. lOW etbdrus is It, =OR . MAISOVUNIVAXL TOUR= WM KNICILMOCZEIM. ad. TEN LONDON PAVILION, Tit:atoms4lavel, Wks Ut—lf pra vile le spina Oneasl imiss ai t rIPAVIf. tar twat roar is IZZOONCIRT. Adamien (by vittairema And" kW asiiiiss. Is. I prag• UM 1. a . IPA. ole. T.e.n. Rms. pp fODERATR PRICKS with CSINKRAL 2 __ . ___ lacuwaF __ ._ _ iri.:B64 - 17 - 7 Zia iii: lo tra e :B l . emu War l.lO I 111 10 s• •.e r. xersa es • use er use a Soule IAN .... 1:01. ::. 1711011311 mad NOM - awafrisagy aseset us jemge advairlegm smd taelliti weds b are galt a•d an .L.Vad arb adktt 00011 8 24 . 1CLI Tnul t a VERT rarialts ag▪ ed Calls are employed. databllity of material mid be milled ea. 717"1421MX6 TAL1411.119 DEPARTMENT Is almost daily strgem the beg Rags and Yorel Marten. Rai IiADY-MADI CLOTHINC DEPAETMENTS are fir ebbed with as baumere sasortment of pwda for all clams and • TVZ I TE L RY mad DRAPERY. HAT aad CAP, and HOOT and 31101 DEPARTMERTS. centen • ometallyoelereed Mook et the beet and seams !fikludactures. ~LTNN'S VEGETABLE (COLZA) OIL, da. 6d. huperial pile% refined by their wear yletais, is hr flilialillf to soy other, both for putty of quality Yd ten =„sa=.`avtled by THOMAS NUNN and 101111, 11, , to a➢ parts of tows daily. rll red to the bnprovenstut Committee. Mr. HANOI'', dirk to the commission, reported to the court •teimmuiatlon to the effect that arrangements bed bees imeally which the house No. 189, Fleet-street, which as prevail eidructeil the public footway, would be moved three feel beck, and thus afford increased accommodation to the public. nAIITIOS.—WATIIKIMON mad =OGDEN voolomerg the public to Mr the Orr Gold Mier Os tLI laveir—•• J s Oold and Pure Gold," r to Jewelleey, = xso adolrlos. W ATRIUM S old GOLD oli amide; eroardred Ire no sold roe tho_prelre, Ind et the names . Itearookey . Cleeerrodok resa• el dabs sod jewellery or Ls. mech.—lLA Vilseetsbaliment erre . G to the evestoo, sad on Ostorier M L maaalllema Wiped aleliaa low by Ur* rapid a samdiammoragmliallokral thet e marb ri l a:ameir "surPlemi onasta b ar am owmes. " JAIII BAINES T:III:3LACIAT and IMw pl► 48R8. MONEY WIORAM sad SONS' (al KIN kersll.yarl. Leedom' UNA d PAM!, sills to A.—lke MISLIOITItttII Pon no* erns (to novo tots eTI'irDAY, fy fib at Sweatier. sifts st Pb. the olendld , tnipor dip ItOMPOU4 Al, MOO tow, 'll'WOUtt. t moseisast : all all Lai Docks. Liam oat of MOOR Inir ams e wh ild Sone' parketi. which asp don On In, Introit, =6,ll2lire t UM. lassia. sod Wart tostAgroorlte, tilyt, bolt mg Med spoomb ke 00 111/1/I.Nt • Agana& iff . MlNlellidMilllNS tor oil inn el par Mesta W aaYala nerheapproved at. It w b. en- I dimmed, or the wart reteraid. wells on applicatten= th er 11015111 and vire Beek ler the Poneut Season. " The Growth of to ombat Blue a British Industry ,' al rules /or Belf•nseastreteent, sod et Prices. Abe ONO published) ea simasisude plan el theft ON, Presisia Career at ItINORIEB and ALDGATI, sad BMW OVIOIDIITI ,OaasrsfIII.IMITLINS. Dll sad 42 BIRTHDAY . PREBIENTS. Pim&lV. tootles &Wootton to his STOCK of DRUMS ChM MILIVELLING ' tillr $ 11•01, DIAPATCIIIOIIII, ?hher Cur, Work lewd /211700LZ mad CARRUGZ on KIIIKAVAL MOUNTZD ENVELOPS CAM, Alma riarTrOMONIS, ea/ INKSTANDS so "alto; Omit Neither& and Glove the NIW MINT INIZ-CIVN I 4 OOLZEAUDI. oleo a igloo variety d ZLIGIONCIZOI and NOVELTIZZ oollabie hr PIMENTATION. toe redoes to oamerate. To Is hat •11111 WIT I.OLAINJZZ. 111. Phosarity two door trout Beekritleolroot THE "INDISPENS•BLE" SUIT, made' In various colours and palberas, and particularly adapted for W Riding, Travelling. sod Boldness. Tkis is nolvervally &Ancor le be ts• ow* osinforlable and ser• viosable snit ever tairodocied. Pile nd s from Sla, To be obtained of MOSTEi a BON, XIBCIIIANT TAILORS, HATTIIII.)1061•1111, 1100111LAX/RS, as canna el KlNollllll and AIXOATS, and IYLR OXYWID4TRECT, tenor of IRAZTOTI.M, and Bradford and AbsliddL I an awmpaarad. sad dr will carry as expariaseill a —Far &Wu or }mow aptly to rWlarsd. Alteret. I. WM USW& Wow W sad sae. 114 by Ma last packets are caainyel from Om le 111%-dras far asamillairaa tam. and slim tor tom. UN 0 Z A Ws£ No. nr. Cowmen : The Reno% of It task Chapeau 111. sad IV. By lire. Crovre—ltepiennelhe Mee, Dr. gnats. Ry !Very Seotl—ligtrlt.napg:ad• nen, No IL, with Itheßreine —The nos end of WerA U ldpe : odainageable =Sy W. Aides The Intl. Reclean of Da TAW. Oreve—lara Reek—A Pound of Tea • Number Is pleated every Saturday, price St. also In Meanly peellthed sad pris e 77L Id Ran each-ye. arly Volumes. 1 r Lis. I. bed IL en . lredbury earl NM" 11, Reaverlennet, neetatren, ILC. =LT IMAM 00111111:1310ATION I. nw TOSIL-111s LIVICIPOOL. NSW 11= 4 :: =MIA MAU SIM COMA NY Woad bus law ai emenotews 2.l l= a t lOi " NEW MIL 6.17 Oct SI. U_. admalay. Now. 7. AM awry avaermlial Weamodur. pringe. IT. mit iptawaikassmilmitelbernisorm. . Mimed room 8 'Mr" Tioripos Cam& sod Ur Woburn lisCbo= t •Am Ax ielt=se imes.—SPer koala porticalw I sod MACEY. Muir "...t.d....."1"1/64.10•01 .et to 31.-111 ms Illleames oat all Ocet Ilantassz ee both cart ed emd limemeed heingeh Se bed sod naive Marla LITIREL and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MALL MAX MEM regmbeed by the Admiralty to between LIVERPOOL sod 111 W VONA Melt, mud be• LIVEISOUL mad POSTON. the !Mew Wpm astr iz eai LITAI bed iesere h emeeden mad bar ye itie Sallearles at Ohm womb ow appormi le tram aill _ _ mink ter VIM TONIC line, Rodardp, Ort. Tr. Aim pawners sad goods tar Naomi au.l Havana. to bo rmslat I.at co board the ...11.a.a Karma. Aa, 711Da YOU. datirday. Nor. 10. was saaasy, larlaftts seeiraree tie al irevisloss, but it slam el 11.4amd s ram be otaahmet ale bred 111 a an,l three . dud rah* b. essaad pt To York &Id cabin. L asooad °obis. Llt Ip. to Itortok sad New Yeah. R prr tea, sad S par await parer* Y. each sad upwards. This aeoraiasdailoa ter a hatted aviaaber of woad cabin per s.—lre prow or other talordattua apply to J. B. lewd. I Bread-dresit, landau Conga. Warm wad U. Me* de sad Pada ; O. sad!. Barad Berehassaatreet. IC. Who'. Qateatatorra; ar ANM C. li'lvar. : I . l 7al w arl Limped. UM from LIVERPOOL to AMERICA 'AA coic. a l. mootord oars Illamahl. Oampora lesiome., ono ZIMMINKIL QUISKI. AI GLOSAION Iliersday. SS. ?MIMI AUXIICAN. Mimi% Nov. L 111111110,1111•111 wed 11011W1101A11 (ow Ildlitar. le at prop .11tat LIS Itla art LL Ita. tw ft; third. LI 7s. sod ew York. Ur's* pHs ei art naai llitr ia. maniu Meta% al nelea—lst Wire alms wig as WU= awl MAI" 116. pool Oat to ROTER ig RDLII and the RHINE Wl r MKS a trirtm—no WWWwwis Www-beidCwe lowiledis Woowal t W. I Irmo alio=lbs Zr llll 111 lA TAVIIi 0 se4 Own mmenlin Mll ; and 11r1100S4 L e a. ism Wltionwor every Ilona* —b'w pow.. Ilw. iskt o ribis rril= W. y of Me (111.4.V15, and :1.1 yews be S. isilonewle Iftww-bsoi Company, maim OW. LC. Hs LPTIMPOOL sad LONDON PIM abd Lin INIVIANCE 011iMPANT. Mot: No 1. Woolrook pet: fp awl n. Poortry. Loam Platiobootor. SZtglhiltoostoo. Now foiff. etCX—ln couseqoatot of aullooed karma r pucka of Ws Noway roilloo to So DMA V 1 of SRAM bettor. fool It tocooloott opts lima Pt lolons Ye rifle lEn always boss lb emirs of fir Company to =ll s Malys within that purr bar opts fro most lifo By °Nor of lato teal4lolllX l l B 4llo. Italoitat Secretary. LBERT and MEDICAL WE ASSURANCE I lAIPA N Y, T, Waidels•lissa. ft/ImM. Leedom, & W. Illabliebei Win Dram el the Ilesaleek esdhlenerel We Auer- Melee Wee wile' tbe Albert U. elm Cemeorm the WYi buelmenee will heneetertb be Pe eaeeiler tbeAbeve trla _ ossiellsd had saws* 2400,000 scribed Capital up eispitsi tissl lassos from i his avow's of WOO e sew Intslases Is vase possiessiss M Use ribs of non es., par mama iiiihiaTer De Maw la apart was Ms last valuation Minim awl el LYr . saol tha stalumesta wcoueta, 1t veil st that Uwe that the soriamo la Omar of the Albert ow slum, after ;emitting hr haanlty was KS to Ili m. anismiZs A Or la slums auJ In nachos to moot thaa Illoasand pounds. HL.WitY M niNITH, Actuary. DUI:01.11/ MUM; learotAry. 18H ADVANCES MADE, without dela , by te M 66 ota LONai repayable DON IN V trruk.NT LI of pAA y .. mia. co deprdt of by deeds, Det 16, at r=t soy laslalm. other ad 6Fa mgt. is all mamma la above ILL illiplisl,rer go , me et At sad 4.6 esdi. Pnspaseuses sal lwraa wit too elludes. ANDallt lAMBI ROST. Mamas Iltruttet. 1:11111103 PIRFUMZRY. —The extrisas ..i.-eh bougsse. Newt. Abbe VetaMerro• bouquet. Jes/ta elk att. me lambi. tor Me amen.-11. parregor to Y. dr • mad privileged Former to ebe gases ot • psis To be a tbe Mese trautageary, se, mined; Mg bras.b. et. Comb louden : Mai beemelt. IT. Deedursed ee Igloos. t leete breueeb. he. Mlle do Is ilmegs. d R. BCCHAVII DOMESTIC MiDICINES.- PATENT SVOALCOATED Y WITAMLS TALI: a = tees remsberts the bowels. pideglig erf" Isd erortras= 5 1e . . 111 1 14 11". otiounent. for era:lnaba all ells sank dieZ Ar . & emeasearaleet Y.idsbf. ..t ereaatheser of eaters for the achnote, 1.. W wars. eget tonally curiae deprembe of selves. tmooo, ealwaso of the mama. e= es.. iu race reseplanots, {seethes ollh the moles Mat .tp.oto.-. to dot gamma of dionto. lapporitai • tom wad Isar se seceding al ow aas k.s sf an are. pr,ed4 wows biro Ailloromo Ildatest. a a otilhall. .IWe Ole =kes of tar Wahl Sow the Mayor of Loto!on. sow larino sad Co.,zotto_tOr i aaa wok. t. Into.. W.. mot •••••••• .I....entre Poor.. nib pee los t Ss. 1411., 11110• NI Ha ; soot, por p.o. 1.. lel sad M. • Iftsare, M OIL. L .s • ea es t ant loos. tease Shot esagolell. MOEN : — Par' J. esse.r. 17% mins4isvel: . • Daf.wal eve's: 4 . W Mama street, Lakiwriefolat. L =MUIR 7% OM.' .h.. 1 Pr-ki •no otingsd. he.. fta 110/1/111/01 MVO *it 5.• am. *Limp, a i aggialt, and 11. SMPUIII.4OIIIIIL b. A.A 7%Pgskilbelk asshlllMte ramodloofoo won THE GENERAL PURPOSES column:. The above committee made a report in which they stated that they had considered the claim made by the commis sioners of the Metropolitan Board of Works for the sum of 16,0 W, 10a. on account of the main drainage and other works, and they reported that the claim was a proper one, and they therefore recommended that it should be paid, and that precepts should be issued for a rats of threepence in the pound upon all the different wards in the City in order to raw the neceisary amount. The report was confirmed. Mr. Dew then read a communication from the Secretary of Wats, authorising the appointment of Dr. healthy, the medical offloer of health for the City, as the analyst of articles of food and drink consumed in the City, under the Adulteration of Food Act. Mr. paw also read a letter from the vestry clerk of St. Bartholomew's, praying the court to give the necessary ordure for the punting of various Fite' and clearing the drains in the pariah. Deputy Hour said be could not help observing that since these matters had been placed under the charge of this cont. minim. and this parish were no longer impossible for them, th . ty were much more particular than they used to be. The Crimsons said the application had better be referred to the General Purposes Committee, sad the proposition was carried unanimously. mu= RAILWAYS. An application was read from Mr. Train, the pro jector of street railways, for the permission of the ooert to construct railways in some of the principal thoroughfares of the City. He said In his application that the principle had already been successfully tried at Birkenhead, and he offered to construct the different railways at his own expense, and to remove them upon the same terms, if they should not be found to answer or occasioned any inconvenience to the Public. Dr. ASE&MAII moved that the application be referred to the General Purposes Committee. Deputy Lorr inquired if Mr. Train was in attendance in order to Wind information to the court in reference to his application, and ha was informed that he was not. He then said that he thought the better course would be for him to attend and answer any questions that might be put to him Were iho court took the matter into coon deratios, and he moved an amendment to that effect. Yr. Deputy FtAxneoire seconded the amendment, which was put and carried, and the original motion was declared , to hs kat. His interesting account of his capture will pro bably reach yon by this poet, but be may not mention the fact of the wish of the King to leave liberated him earlier, a wish, however, while was overruled by the council. The Count had a long interview with his Majesty, the details of which cannot be given for obvious reasons. The King was 'exposed to the same dangers as his troops, and cer tainly showed no want of pluck. " Troppo tardi " has been the ruin of the family. The charge wasmade in the presence of your special correepeadeat that Admiral Mandy had sent up a hundred of his sailors to assist Garibaldi in the management of his artillery. Now, I most distinctly deny anything of the kind, and I &inert that no man could have been more scrupulous than Admiral Mundy in maintainiug the most precise neutrality. The swims when in port have always had leave of &busses for a certain time, and it is true that sane et those attached to one of our vessels ran up to Gusts Maria for a lark, but it was without the knewiedge and sanction of their °Akers. fleet e st present in Naples mod* the .at - Ymnm the admiral's leg, the awl nown, London, Agamemnon, liners. The Mohawk despatch boat arrived with despatches on the 17th, and the Intrepid left on the same evening. Ths Cressy is expected hourly from Malta, whilst the Queen is on her way from the same place to re lieve the London. You will be astonished to hear that Captain Styles is now in the front with his legion, though such strange things occur here every day that I must confess nothing surprises me. After so harsh a measure as that which I condemned in my last letter as being most precipitate, one would imagine that some very strong evidence had been brought forward to justify his liberation. Yet no investigation has taken place, as far as I can seer tain, and the captain has been sent to take his command under the reserve of considering himself under arrest. Worse and worse However, let the matter rest where it is. Our brave fellows have been sent to Santa Maria, so that they cannot SAMUEL BROTHERS, 90, i —To for re anticipated dismil s p int = hieres= e rrom sear to year r Oa TllOllBlllll, 174 ed. : TOP COATer . fOXOBIAIOII, lla. Id. mad NA : isd ALL ALMS erns, les., 41&,111a. nail lllla.. Ow above ern nave Pr ennpletal a dread ot Ur sieraretoring AMA% laving /slang biz a rr 0117 rapertor parcels el dour a s adv=piV er ar of Yak beteg made up ai the pares it is THE NIEW PATEMINT 11C SM.:GATE-STRUT. Mr. C. YouPa called the attention of the inspector, Mr. Turner, to the bed site of the paving in Newgatsatreet, which bad only just been finished. He mid that some por tions of the street were in a perfectly disgraceful state. Mr. TURNER admitted that some portions of the street that had been reemtly paved were is a very bed elate, and the necessary Mops had been taken to retitle them, and men were employed early in the morning for that purpose. Mr. Y 01.7N0 said it was the worst piece of wet be had ever seen performed in the City. Mr. Teassue., the Common Lodging-house Inspector, re ported upon the state of such establishments in the City, End it appeared that they were generally cleanly end in good order. He found one lodging-house to be over crowded, and he took the necessary steps to remedy the incon venience. N !OMAN, the Impactor of Slaughter-houses, reported I that they wars also generally cleanly and in good order. He also reported that during the week be had seized four hundred weight of Ostend rabbits, sod they had been con. damned as wait for human food. The court then adjourned. Ws day, foolscap tr.*, ft, FAITHFUL FOR EVER ftcoVIRTIT ?amyl& By lb mass Author, THZ APICAL IX 'MB 1101/311. Tided Edition. 71. ed. Lando.: Jobs W. Parka, and Son, West Strand. fail to be engaged shortly. The Piedmontese are gradually taking possession of the most advanced posts, thus awakening a rather unpleasant feeling amongst the Garibaldini. The Latter, however, though brave to a proverb, and liberators of the Two &alias, are not so well pre pared fur the kind of warfare that is now being carried on, and I think it much better that the Piedmontese should take the lead. There is another cause of division ' too, between the two forces, and one which is deeply felt because it M kpolitioal. Almost all Garibaldi's men have the hope and the desire to march forward on Rome and Venice, though one would have imagined that the ,slick at Capuis would have been enough to show lIIr the madness of such an enterprise ; however, we was their hope, and they are in despair at Rev. C. Krsoarar's IDIALL OF • MACHA.NIOII. Milk tare being defeated by the policy of Pied- Lverrryrios. —Amongst other letters of • for are- jos% whom they regard as the enemy of Italian attendance at the recent meeting at H ever by Lord Breashans,wm(ces from the Rev. C. Silk' " ha y one "appears now to loom fainter who wrote as follows :—. 'lt is with true regret that I in• and fainter in the distance, and imprudent bicker faillio see " litheA - m a y "tie. le Prelemet of Madsen Riaiur Y la j ags constantly occur. I was a witness to one of EBY urePting your kind invitation to Ilsddm I regret this, as your programme realises to them last night ; and for several evenings the one sn that I have stab" fee and Peweehed for (meetly is patrols have been doubled. An order signed by vain) meths ideal of • medicine inetituta Not • lecture hall, Will,' tradesmen who do not wish to pto the theatre General Tiirr has made its appearance directin g the rosy get • cheap evening's amusement, bat &place et cram, arrest of all the Garibaldians who are out after from the simplest to the mast advemeat Tow dames, IQ o ' clock. your regulations as to reettheiship ( the best I have men), '" your palmy bank, the nitro of which 1, as • parson, know The Disrobes. Villamarina took down his arms well, all U. what I have lung wished to sea is full work la at the beginning of the week, that is just before he a your frost tosaufscteg town. As far m Ima no ur ice- , sciatica seeds eri ray red whine is mais no el me ono l ey talk. Left. What has the matchers been representing the I here to Wham that Yoe hews lent with( by fay pa last six months, and at what court 1 Victor Ern sou. Anything which I mad oar in Lord ' ... i's m e manual may, I t h ink , be expected here very shortly; Ince va each a subject would be a mere titre of what he said when I was • eliikGrm - Tehelped and, indeed, lam told that on Saturday night the (ad few be had to help him) to dam thd tan the tide d a y and hoar of his arr i va l w ill b e k now n. which now carries you and me along the eamlortahls water ' way of progress. I feel that I should be se b eeee d to gra b The Pro-Dictator assumes the functions of the at • roes rad& institute in Lard Broughent's pramosee—it Minister of Foreign Affairs, vacant by the resigns would be like laying down the law to the father of the t ion whets movement. If I did the anything A woukl be .. of oignor Criepi, who is still here lide—thai among your advanced almos yea should eats- The lovers of theatrical amusement are rejoicing With one of social economy and one d muss " Seleale. A at the new impulse given by the present govern sound knowledge of the rud iments of throe mu, is my epen, se ... wwwwely far tbe well and happiness of the wash. went to exhibitions of this kind. The Royal , akiteetunallV;trtitccneweasianerailbowWY°Pim School of Dancing established in 1812, and imp erial Edam+ d dew yew ors be e s th e u /reseed in 1841) under the chaste influence of Queen =roe i end lam Metal& 'bat Ito men wad bettor Isabella, is restored ; and a commission is appointed sea web yue elseg a s k s k e the method a establishing and °MIAS to conduct the affairs of San Carlo. The most Inroaraser TO Distrarams. —A few days ago an important notice, however, published last night, is inquiry was addressed to as (Rim inpliani Post) and duly the following :—" By order of the Dictator the pubilthed in caw " Correspondence " column, as to whether A . then was any mem why grain should OA be dried on malt (nrector of artillery is charged to remove all the ldba. The subject, it appears, has bees irises by the cannon and other materials of war from the fort of Szeiss authorities in thr as town , and the Weed us St, Elmo. As soon this operation is terminated Bond in London was °moulted with reforeekee to it. The reply of the Board is as follows : "Inland l>,, se Oder, orders will be given for the destruction of the fort Somerset-house, Lando", 1 Tth October, 1880. Ordered— of St. Elmo.—The General Commandant of the That aeobjeetioa be made to imitates dayliag haviel er °thee ‘-‘• grain ea their entered malt kiln., - theymay, at the ...Ay and Province of Naples, G. Tuna." awe time, have grain in npenituat fate MIN Pro' This is a question which has been long under dia -1 veiled they give notice in warn to the Minn the suasion , and ahhoa ajm efforts have been mask to stave Lame they intend to load the Um and the of gunk to —-' great he dried. By the Board.—Tuouth Dome, it off, but the public voice in too strong to be re- . , Nf.;WSPAPER ...._.. ir , A -- _ • 1-. ~,: ... ~.., ...,... ;. . .1 '. 0 . * t . i t , l i ~.. . i •„. 1. • , .PCii _ L , ~, 1 .- 1-... ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ..0 111. : „ alla.xs _ . ..- 'midi or , - - 4.1..t.i..1 1 /..t \,-._ . L. +- . ; , J, . .-:311/3!‘iitre./.11. (.1.7.: J. " ' i -....__ _ I 0 , ' • • 1 . r , :., , , 4,, :••••it,•••• •-... • ^,‘ " ' ' I'' 2 A part.ma ~.. . . . A 4 * . ff*PrffrlPPl,lNl•••• — • — •' -- LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVBNINGIt AOGTOBEIIiti LIM, ~ 1.980•, (Stamped, ld. Additionst . ) . . -- : - TATe..-T1[WW0.1 ) ._E...NC..4.. e 0 - : i•' ;:i '! • 1 . i i . , ; I .1 I t i . I, : t 1. ' H .... 1, I . , i • i , . . . , 1 ) 1 •. CDZNHAY YOUR IN ONZ TOP COAT, 42a. Sbea b So rap, Thor =as P Pi ilna ant i as asi. Yam drops MOM MIL COS HMI kr hay shwa bar paw" arl Iliwybmpa layseasi aril Rads salg by SAXIINIOS. Ilalmapir WM SYDENHAM TROII8:1118, Mk 6d., 1110TIIM ie. Laatortia. T 1:1 R &Di Letters Patent. MUM 110 C-MAD P a d and MO) r iihmenell *yowls of 11,11 teedied seellmem In be Iho meet Ae.Y.atweal Mae cura tive trieinont d 11113fLt. The re d a ttNI "Wag so Mon hurtful In Its 'Seek Is hew movidel : • sell heoleoe lobs worm round the both while Ilea regsfsbee voielllng power le applied by the SIOC-M•111 PAD and Mill= lii : Mai with se more Ger sod demos Sot eimaot be &Meted. and may Wwont Wins imp. • desortpllve la wed ternotted by pool, co tAIM.. of the body two Wise below the bleu beim mid to the seeker, Mr. w urn. Elk Plocoallly. As inhilleal Telt es the ems peer el••• an • Imale to watt upon OORNS BUNIONS, awl DIJITZTIVIC WE- N./ NAILS ' ffITRACrED sad CLAM holy rata* wittiest touttlag, by Mr. ItEMULL, 86, Rogrotatrost Ladies attembid by Km Readal praiimt Tams. ad. to la Yr. Zallia los amibocetale tram Qs Royal Fi ily. whlo t mle = ties taiMk times's& at often, tram . al i th i rta of to bewbe :—lnn r t Rm. the of Lades :—" Mr. Imidail bat off y eared —MOWS a• My lest without globs any pain.—" Mr Robert •Basemlor. 76, 114. JamMaplaco, hoe is two tans toenails mod o sum estrastad tram hi. fees by Yr. lasadall, and son sarnagy Observe, a% Zepot-drest Quadrant. lAyzio =nit and TOOTHACHE. 170WAIID/1 INAM ter OkrAt a dor=olk. how ever kepe the cavity. It lotted hi a 11111•11111/0 or pato. sad bark= lola a while emusel rename la the tooth many here, readaelseg estroetioa umossioary. and arra& hte tile decay. Diretaliss soetl —told by a imedldne venal:eh Price Is. - DOWLAN DS' HALYDOR, au °Hanna boisaioil preparation kr lorepeerrbeg wed bermlltples 1/1001Meinzioin and Shin. This rojeded esi Wise estemid 'Wine creme the neat *road s% andine, Ind ratifying .s on the altin era,:kcake freebie% Wm phew" 'psis. dalwillwelWat, sad odor clarie.t• vleltellewe; awl rewire the able welt, tails, and Wiewedne. ft Owlet's r the Weds of climate se the skin, whether with reform's le CCM tacksionacy or Meese eater bullsmei le ealrenelly le WA repute, from the relay dines la the tress isilwe el the Caw. Pete as ed. sad pre bratle. Cullum —The went ltowlareles ItsJyder" are as lete Waive of each MO% and their riewetere, A. lewlead M: Seeer la red Ink et bold at It llattes- prise, Lea den; sad by ehowilswhi primer% WINTER BEASON at HOMEURO BAUR afiallag aim Ihe lir violist dubs Os eller asseas, Ihe ausarieris alloadlew of Irma The Nag slismit Cada% ilia Is spin theaw, Saw urns • variety d madam ir I splemilidly i dsrariged apartmalka grand ohm kr kW and eirserta g = Adm. ram sod gessfurtable &rimy sal era DIY drum =, melt, liberally sad graseh. !Wiwi. Russian, PolistiV. and Dutch The Leeks of Trento -et-guareade itedetee are igen, ea terms mare advantageous to IRe pleger Ilan are amid; the fanner haring but the hen Begs* Net the letter oely one Zero. The daily venture d ilhe TiesbeeSeeermate NIA ill twelve demesne pounds, mid W gendinent stake is Mrs hundred est eighty pounds. The reggetiment department cd the Cade° is under the superintend's.* of U. Chem* the celebrated _Parisian issuturais.. piss superior eke of Mew. Genie ead Kai la Me Pad ballroom MT) *V sad Mbar haft!dm we votive and algal= invaded by tberepremalatiemeglveo two or throe time a omit la the Moan Vaadeville sarrin. The extensive yreenee at the Iltrookes abound In red de or roe, bare% and feathered wee. The sow railway has alweeet Mombein lehbo to the outsettta of frankfort. There b ar7 u rteen trams a day, to or fro the last in late es half time- alma ride*. As the Joust occupies only belt am bow ib sea- 1a Ihmoldlort a n tido *my tomb. Vitamin Ileeeberg way get to Droade i wan Mara to Melia is mom. M Pars la @Mew sad to blade* b tweaty•tear. N ez eelleat Y Ur leteretommentaltea by rot ABOON TO NIBV01:16 BUFFIREBB.— ot TWENTY THOUSAND 001111 OF • ICIONCAL MOO[ of ON tulanes dradalloar WIT SMITH Neter al Hisikam• the long Theverully As, wbe , Anoka Mesa =7 he maw aaraapa a lb son. Namf,. roe, tar ban fie Dime= et 1111 red ladeeletea, Po tort of Doevannera • espy at ilbc If kW ILIDICAL eon% Ids WOW recemoral abode of treatment. al& assemary Witnielleas by ableb sairra• may HUM • ana loot frog to us, address ea receipt of • siraaped directed aroshopa Mat threes trap Ye Gonads radassa d , Dattaa srarms• Torlotositoquaro, Um*" N.C. EPHELY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. Illowrods et liodisol Works So Yo erat s=s the =et owe pow primp stomp le lo n the work. with wiNews. how to moon swot phy sical boaions , with roles tor taw preservation et health sod Nom& io admit old sp. sod proosotimity litati tor the al Um weak the nervosa, the nollitahory, owl walks - Who surer how y of =__ A ____ Sl Ta= roma dobitity l ML= i i.z. ▪ , doimoi r = " Tide lark tbssid tro roioy "—Medina Journal.ithi. Writs IMl ta riL SILL Roy. !T, Alles‘glaps. lattortS ohm% Lowlsw, TOULU'! 00PAIIIIIII or SACOHAILBATZD SW CUll7lllll.—elsosiba sol WNW sok Esub/los. the bad asolls• bug 00•41ress re d • males* Solosoi molt sad semi= solldo who isms% god Sellels allgalblem M. horn los sonseill Is susiseles Uwe sambas thirspsole Waft prlager lig tai. be Ids esoshos, an Os sookis=so los boo Pols oiss= Pr dor uses Ilm • Obi la Pods NA* allOsal Somas limplisl• Oa, St. Thdlollsti,/r. mg N. Ikakassives. arks Om an O Wan. Park. sag Uwe MIL "lessosS: Ley. 5 sad 11 . : . •.2 ii. Ms ....•,...fteb bh.es i rti P I " NM alo ft •ow Is ONO sla din Misr ?mei Si Oslo* lel opal.. Ole Woo* Is. ft, al 41. /01111A1M, rsoolialionie.lll, ls==lll6 Als lit• (boil% lOW •I• 1 all Ile sal • THE SATURDAY EARLY-CLOSING MOVIMENT. TO TVS EDITOR OF THE EFFETE.. St>a,—Permit me to ,tats flat tin Early Closing Assesintion was in no way connected with the disturbance which teak place in &meditelt on Saturday last, outside the shop of Mr. Lloyd ; and the committee greatly regret its clecessmice, partseularly as they have hitherto found Mr. Lloyd to be a Mend to the movement. The association hes always bed the goodwill and support of the employers, and nothing would be more suicidal, se well improper, than for its agency to be at all engepd in fonmoting such an out rsir•-:-I soli kc., JOSEPH FITTER, Secretary. Early Closing Association SS, Ludgatehill, OeL P.B.—We know the bill nestioned in your report, whisk is add to have time the nom of this sweaty. THE HEALTH OP LONDON. The Registrar-General in his report states that • the deaths is Laden, which had been in the previous week 1,006, rase in the week ending Saturday, Oct. 20, to 1,116. In the ten years 1850.69 the average number of deaths in the weeks corresponding with last week was 1,020 ; but as the deaths returned fur last week occurred in an increased population, the average should be raised proportimally, sem ' ration which will make it 1,122. It appears, therefore, that the deaths is the present return approximate closely to the average rate of mortality at this season of the year. The births last week exceeded the deaths by 884. . The deaths by symutic diseases were 272. Girder this bead are included 9 deaths from small-pox, 66 from masks, 49 from scarlatina, 8 from diphtbseit, 34 from diar rhoea and 2 fromehoara. A blacksmith, aged 37 years, died of " cholera (3 days)" at 24, Acme-street, Woolwich, and the wife of a mason, aged 43 years, died of " cholera" at 20, Wellingtatatree‘ Peatonville. Pulmouary diseases, exclusive of plithisis and whooping-cough, were fatal in 211 eases, the corrected average being only 167. Pneumonia was fatal in 103 cases, of which 78 were those of children under 2 years of age, sod $6 persons died from bronchitis. 109 persons died from affections of the brain and nervous system, 46 from diseases of the heart, and 46 from diseases of the digestive organs. heron infanta died from suffocation in bed, and 2 children from scalds. Four deaths were the oniequence of burns. The son of a baker, aged 14 years, died at the Wastainster Hospital from bans, the result of felling. into a baker's oven. A hatter residing in Piccadilly committed suicide by the inhalation of charcoal fumes. A sailor, aged 4 years, died on board ship is the river Thames from marry. A politer fen a viotim to the poisonous affects of t=tit a . system. A Greenwich pensioner attained the age of 93 years, two widows died, aged respectively 9'3 and 98 years, and two *freer; each of them being 90 years of age. Last week the births of 909 boys and 861 girls, in all 1,800 children, were registered in London. In the ten cor responding weeks of the years 1850-69 the average number was 1,576. EXTRAORDINARY ACTION AGAINST A BANKING COIRANY.—A somewhat remarkable ease was based at the Promo County Court on Monday. Several magistrates and most of the professional gentlemen and tradesmen of the town were in attendance. Mr. Bertram, solicitor, of Bath, appears's for the plaintiff; and T. W. Saunders, keq., of the Western Circuit, instructed by Mr. Cruttwell, for the defen dants. The action was brought by Mr. W. H. Harvey, a re pectable carrier and shoemaker of the town, against the Wilts end Dorset Banking Company, for the non-performance of an swat to forward the sum of 141. 17s. Uhl. to Messrs. O. and C. Turner, of Northampton, wholesale bootsnakera. It appeared from the evidence of the plain tiff sod his wife that oat the 9th of June the plaintiff's wife's sister, an intelligent girl of 14 years of age, went to the Wilts and Dorset Bank, in this town, to pay the 141. 17s. 101. into the bank, to be forwarded to Mews. Turner ; that she returned saying that she bad done so, having paid 'U. commission, and returned the change. Nothing more was heard of the matter until two months afterwards, ' when a writ was suddenly served, and an execution immediately issued on Mr. Harvey's goods. It was denied es the pert of the defence that the money had ever been paid into the husk, and several discrepancies in the plaindrs case were pointed out. The judge gave a judg moot for the defendants and full wits, commenting on the solupicksts sendect and discrepancies on the side of the Ilistutiff, and entirely exonerating the cashier of the tank from any keputatino as his conduct. CRIIITAL PALACE OWN SKIII.IIIO Tyro" Odom 23.—Adaimises en plow* 2,m ; SAW by seises ticket, 600; taloa visitor% 2,950. QPERIT-RAPPING MADE EASY No. 2 ; THZ MINH= NAJULATITH: sod THII TEI al Mr. MONA dor 05C1 ♦brrn‘ 110, 001. Q. Bradbury sad Brum U, Basourfoutrest, flardaftrat, C. TER BILVI B CORD. A New Berle Wry by smut Bums, with Illastra. lions by Jobn Teazle), will be cosuresoad es Saturday, Nov. 10, In arcs • Bradbury and Evans, 11, Basv=eed, Fleet-stmt, 11113 RICA L the LIFE I . 0U ( 111 ) LORDJNIVII CHRIET. B e ing o l li hr tilt:Lena Leetu; ) es for the Taming. By C. J. =nom &D., Professor of Divinity, Lints College, Ledo& the rum Author, fit, THE DESTINY at the CREATURE, and other SERMONS. preached before the University of Cambridge. Landow : John W. Parker and Sam West Strand. Mb day, Second and Cheaper &Won, 41. ed., SWORD and G O W N. By the Author of Guy Livinkateee." By the same Author, Third YdlUoo, nn Ol'Y LIVINGSTON'S: or, THOROUGH. Landon Joka W. Parker and you, West Strand. This day, Snood Ultima Two Volume; 11., HOURS with the MYSTIC& 111 ROUST AMID VALFGHiII B.A. Tiro Vohs.., post octavo, 14a, ESSAYS sod ILLWAINS d Uo Kn. ion= ALFILID VAUGHAN. Edited, with Nasals, by loaDaDVAcomu, Laudon : Jobe W. Prim mid Sms, Waill Mast TOL day, post Iwo. R. NVIARING the WILLOW ; a Tale of belaad sod at Illoollsed fishy Yew Ago. By the Author cd " The Ns•Broors 3Lalds." By lie suns Author, KW d 111,11Le1ti sad other Tales ht. ?BB NrT-8.V.01 , 131 MAIDS. • hotly Chronicle of the Days of goose lEssbetli. 10s. Id. Loodou John W. Parker sad Ice, West Strand. DR411.4. HAYMARKET. Mies Sedgwick has appeared in the character of Constance in The Lore Chase. Her view of the character is eminently prosaic, and somewhat coarse and heavy ; the author's conception of Constance is • high-bore, spirited girl, brimming over with animal spirits and levee( nature; but in Miss Sedgwick's rendering, the lady is rarely • stout, tomboyish fizmer's daughter, with • love of lsoesellesh sad a Mate fee mimicry. At her debut, Miss 11,4 iv p le•• greatest twat war stsigey . nesi and moven- I timidity, and tinsims inenemed epee her year by year. Mrs. Wilkins played Widew Omen with unctuous plea ' sentry. The other ebitzwitirs wises but poorly supported.. DRURY-LANE. Cherry and 131144 is this title of as weak and unin terestiog • piece as ever was produced at • theatre. One mist suppose it to be an adaptation from the French, when we find an English colonel talking of transacting business at the "(Race of the Minister for Foreign Affairs." But surely never was a French rauderilk with ao bed a plot. A young husband was no far tempted to break his vows of conjugal fidelity as to make an anignation with a lady in a grotto at midnight. A storm came on and he lied, without seeing his fair one in the darker& Ever since be bee beonpursoed with peep of remove, and fancies his wife Inspects him. Eventually he discovers that it was his wife herself who kept the anignation with him, but red until she has paishetikim and benefited herself, by getting from him a country-house, a carriage and horses, and permimice for his ward to marry a young man to wheat she is attached instead of an old colonel who only wants her for her money. Mr. Cheries Mathews played the husband, and was more himself than we hare seen him since his return from his American trip. He acted with perfect *ono freed and with • pest deal of humour. Min Arden was spirited and lady like, end Mr. lambert would have been • great deal better Mbe lad known more than • thinl of his part. Of Mrs. Charles Mathews we would prefer to say nothing : what MA we my of a lady Inwood to be an artist Dad duly heralded and be-puffed as an actress of repute, when we find her dressing a mairlasawant's character in • most elegant Inman dress with two flounces, open at the throat with • most charming frill, and wearing a very handsome locket and brooch ? What am we say of a lady whose familiar manner towards the public may be looked upon by her friends as archness, but has decidedly another ap pellation GLOC IST ER CATHZDY 11.. —Two more memorial windows are to be immediately erected in this cathedral. Mr. Bell, of Bristol, who erected the window at St. Mary Radcliff, has lees inteested with the first, which is to the voesserg of Mira lesea, a lady lately residing neer Glow eseter. The other will be erected by Lady Davy, and the artist will probable by Weiningtos. la the coulee of neat year, it is mom an yenbable, most of the windows will be flied with lambed grew. Dr. Jenne has also allowed the artiste, Bell and Clayton, to introduce colour into the roof of the month aisle, to test its effect, and probably ere keg the cathedral will have recovered its pestine beauty and greadesr. Sateoreow or Parvara Timms-arm tie GLABOOW. —The pollee authorities of Glasgow having agreed to mem (under Profeiwor V. heatatone's patent) private telegraphic communication between the central and various district poliorollose, a meeting of nierchanta wad manufactures belonging to Ghusgow was held in that city on Mande; to hear a statement from Mr. Holmes, electrical engineer of the Universal Private Telegraph Company, in reference to the we of private telegraphs by mercantile and manatee. twin firms. The Lord Provost presided. Mr. 110111101 mentioned that not only bad the police authorities easisented to rent wires, but the Loch Katrina Water Commaamires also favourably disposed to the erection of wires as far as Mngdock reservoir. As mans of the Glas gow merchants and manufacturers would co-operate with the polka_ be believed that within the next three menthe there would be from 10D to 200 miles of wire erected in Glasgow. A local board would be formed is Gliunsuw as a guarantee that the scheme would be carried out. Mr. Intended to have wires erected between his Aloe in the Rxelninp in London and all the principal newspaper alms in the metropolis, aad it was also contemplated to lay wires from the houses of perliament to eelsbeat sews. paper offices in the same way. In Loudon l a were being connected, and lines d communication were being extended in every coneeivabledirectioe. In Glasgow, many of the leading Arms bad already cemented to co opemte with the police, and no fewer than twenty-three of these firms have become shareholders la the company. THY COM MZECI AL THLATY WITH FRANC& Some of the Manchester merchants, who recently refereed from Paris, when they had spent some weeks in giving valuable moistener in Axing the tariffs to be uPoll cotton goods, were again telegraphed Yee on 4:11 e v e n- Mg, and departed for that capital early yesterday morning. Twu deleptes front the Leeds Chamber of Commerce have also nom to Paris to be present at the emenieg decuseim as the woollen duties. Bovril ICANIII !MON i[reaux.—Daring the week wading Oct. 20 the visitors Dave been as follows :—On Wokday, Tenably, nod Behar*, free days, Rfibt ; on Moe. day and Taesday, free evenings,- 3,7011; oti the three stu dent/ dery Bidmiedoe to the pablie 1,280 ; one eingisete ewe* (Wednesday), 116 : total, B,M. Prom the Owing ef,lke wwwww, 1,712,611.