The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-22 00:00:00

i:WSPAYI:I I ( 41 l b - AN, rt //,,,„.;_f- -A • ------_ r2ll nniikAlc_ ADDITIONAL.] TWOPENCE STA.MPTED, Id. 1 -] (i/h 'TS. —Tles market was steady 50e. to No. 64 ; j. aujo 521. to tam 6d. THE ATROCIOUS MURDERS OF THREE CHU. DREN AT CLAPHAM. ___- EXPRESS FROM FROM PARIS. 21.--Salee to-day, 4,000 and expoct. 700 Americas, to 21 ed. • 50 Atomic, and vv.. 204 d. to 28d. ; 50 t w o 1 to 18d. ; Madras, to 17.1 d. ; China, lbid, to UTTA. --The CASTLE LIN Eoi PACKETS %nit: FREEHOLD LAND and BRIC K - Meetclam at Lloyd's), tooling In the Past India Docks, I 1 MAKING COMPANY (Limited). weiramain to her Majesty's Council for India:— lncorporated under the Companies Art, psec., , whereby the Ha- MARWICK CASTLE, 1306 tone moister, sailed Oct. W. I Milo , of each Shareholder la strictly limited to the amount of igNILROBTIL CASTLL LOW tons register, to sail Nov. PT. his subscription. to the swain . DONALD CU and Oa. Liverpool ; Capital £16,000, divided Into 6,000 shares of £5 each. GOILAY and Co., 66, Patatawat-ttreet ; at to G. and A. , Deposit £1 per Share upon all o c ation, app and £1 per Share on —esitiNG sad Co., 9, Oraceekurch street, LC. 1 Calls not to exceed El per Share, and at Intervals of not less than three montha It is not proposed to call up more than Kt per Share. A Guaranteed Dividend of not toss than 16 pee cent. for the fast live years, and all profits above Leper cent. will be carried to the Freehold Land " Purchase Account." DIRSCTOIia. Colonel Richard Gunter, Junior United Service Club, and Gloucester-place, H yds-part-gardens. J. E. Paster. Esq., Lee-park, Blackheath. J. Broderick Hartwell, Esq., L Brunswick place, Regent's. park (Director of the London and Paris Hetet Company!. Joseph 11 . Talton. FAQ, Chopetow-place, Bayswater, W. 'Direc tor of the City Assurance Company). Edward Chutes Lea, Not (Moe, Lea, and Co., Merchants), 16, Water-lane, P.C. THE OXFORD.-THE MARKET GIRLS, aw which the whole ~ talent of the establlffunent will appear, with 'tormented hand and chorus, ecmdmied by ltr. F. Jeadhmeas, TWA IV KNISO. ate, the holder will be entitled to have the @it'll* transferred to him in exchange fur such certificate. The nonpayment of any instalment will render previous pay ments liable to forfeiture. The subscribers will have the option of paying up in full. interest at the rate of 0 per cent. per annum will be allowed on prepayment of instalments. The holders for the time being of the capital now offered for subscription will have the valuable option of taking at par pro ret4 the proposed preference capital of Z3L0,000. Application must be made on the forms annexed, and aceoM paused by payment of 11 per share (without which no applica tion can be considered) to Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths. in the event of no allotment being made, the deposit paid will be returned forthwith without deduction : and if less than the number of shares applied for are allotted, the sum paid will be applied towards the amount payable on allotment on the number allotted. Prespectuses, with maps, plans. Re., may be had of Meema Knight, Dale, and Co., I, Royal Exchange-bulidings, and at the Mikes of the East and West Junction ltrolway Company (C. Banks, Esq., secretary:, 3, Westminster-chambers, Westminster. B. W. Note.—The above calculations are based upon the present re quirements of London. via. 6.000,000 tons, Increasing too.ooo tons annually. of which it is assumed the Foal a nd West Junction will secure the carriage of at least 1,000.000 tons at three-eighth+) of • penny per ton, the very lowest rate charged by other corn pasbn which have no return traffic upon any portion of their Bue ; but one farthing may be taken as substantiated as a remu nerative rate without &return traffic upon the testimony of the highest authorities, at which rate the South Wales coal fields could send cent to London at lent is. per too less than the freight from Newcastle by sea, or the railway tolls by any other sys tem ; thus it is plain that the amount carried must be speedily increased by a large proportion of the sea-borne coals, now amounting to 3,000,000 tons annually, seeing that the railwey is a preferable means of There is no doebt also th e ' r ek ri r one farthing per ton per mad be found practicable. It will prove cheaper to send to . the London Docks for ;=si the steam coal required tee in lisn et the vete& tem Loon in balleTe r reiht Cardiff end ewpo et, end to 'apply this demand alone spotter 1.000.000 tons of will be annular sent from South Wales to London. (fox on cows THE OXFORD.-THIC HUNGARIAN BROTHERS and Sinn, EIitALTY, in their new Rote , tokamak Henan. was, Hudak and Davies, H. Power, RoßorenGrover. D'Aub Herr Preskow, the Russian opulent, and otheravailable Went THIS ZVI/UN°. PARIS, TUZSDAY EVWIO• Yesterday afternoon at half-past 1 the tint series , of invites to Compiegne left the Chiteau in a body for the railway station. The Emperor and Empress, who but a few momenta before had taken leave of each guest individually in the Salle des Gerdes, appeared in a balcony and waved farewell salute- SITE, Nov. 21.—We have and to make sales in dd have to be taken. This t rico, too low for weep. ,ceipta of cotton at Liver. t. Home trade yarns have le little advance obtained lost. Spinner" are more last week, and very little •of last Tuesday. In the 0 now feature since Friday, to moderato the action of deg a reduction of prices ta rations. By making low produce a lower scale of however, are really ✓ instances have sellers to lower terms. The on of business. We find a and quits • generakwish to of irises not very seriously nit such a resumption B p. out without some reduction a. Manufacturers complain rade in its present isoodition, dd be ruinous, and they le an :nosing their production, or in to lowering present ratei e. Today we have bad no I the feeling has bees one of sr, might hays been greater better cotton soconete from steamer. Cotton had ad. • steamer left. sad thiamines of depression people here had s rooming. The business has a to give way in prices. TIT and MOORE ' S AUS TRALIAN LINE I DI. PACKET 8111 P.—For SIDNILY Direct (to sall punt sully on the 93th November, lut shipping day Wth November), enewelliceown Aberdeen clipperJASON, A 1 10 years. reoster A A ALIXANDIUt DIRNDL, coreresader ; Weddle In the A A teats Dock& This favourite Brim trader, built under .▪ ~eet surrey by bitatra Walter Rood and Co., is noted tor her Zia paws% , having a full poop, she tdfers most comfortable ejonalWaltion for flrst.elsaa Ramey/ern and will carry an ...- Pd""d If required.—Yor terms of freight or pomp oply to an; sod !don* 9, Bllliter-dmet. CIATTPB MIISIO-HALL, Westminster -bridge- NJ , net —Proprietor. CARLO o an! The above lid th OPEN ITILRY RV ENING. supported by the gr:s a t . v . pad. Albert Steele, Charles Woodman, the celebrated double votes vocalist, lila Lydla Latimer, and a host of talent of the highest order. _ QT 0D A RI. —243rd REPRESENTATION. THEATRE of MYSTERY. Ilmrptlanhall.—MAßYlllll la MAGIC sad VINTRILOQIIISM.—:The SYRINX, a Mystery ; the laatantaneous growth of Flower Teem, and the real Indian Basket Trick, as only performed by Colonel gtodare, and Intro duced by him for the first time In this country. April 11, 110. EVERY EVENING. at 8; Wednesday and Saturday. at & Stalls at Mitchell's, Old BoodeMeet, sad Bax - nlate. Itaß.—Adadadoa. u, to. Stalls, " Almost raksoulose*—Vide AIM ILB 18 . 11 . inn sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE DOl PACKET SHIP.—Tar SYDNEY Dtreet (to sail pane raft on the 10 th December, last shipping day Sib December, brainy' now clipper ship ALBRRT VICTOR, resister , woo , lying la tbe Mat IwLa Docks. This Ise motel, just 001 oo the moot approved clipper lime, la a preferable oppor laxity for tloe 'soda lieu good accommodation for • fear cabin ragmen.— Yoe terms of freight or purge apply to SZYI'IT ax% slitemonss. _ _ _ London—MetrOpOWAll and Provincial Bank (Limited), 76. Conth4l. Arundel-14~s. Booty end Co. 8011Crfolt—Predertck W. Snell. kaq..l. Otorge4treet, SCCaTraar—Charies Sew Seq. Offlceo--160„ Oreehara-house, Old Broad-4reet, London. LC. The Comptay will commence operations forthwith. The series of &video& of lb per cent. will be playable the lst April. 1806, the 14 July, the 14 October, the Ist Jemmy. 1867, sad after wards In quarterly itICONAIIOD each year, on the same day of the Mirth. Particulars, with prospecteees and forms of application. may bobtained at the Company's odices, alao from the Bankers, and Solicitor. MOTOR MARIGOLD'S PRESCRIPTION& .L 1 Title of the pelt CEOUSTMAII NUMBER of ALL TDB YUJI ROUND. Wellhagtavi-strest, Strand, W.C. WVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .111 o PACKET 914 I P.—For SY DNEY direct (Jobe deur . = I ea ths Nth December, las t shipping day WM Deeem the 199Mh.built clipper ship INDEMNITY, A 1, reglatir 741 mug MUNE, Commander lying in the East India Wit regular colonial trader ban a line poop, with tin. Meal good accommodstion tor cabin gammgers, and casts it 90410 ormottenity ter tine and memo goods. onussol.li to bit sifting qu alities and sound delivery of alp. Tor e=lt ar passage apply to Dgur, and MOORS, 9, _ _ _ Price In, by perlfi Amps, /NHS SCIENCE of LUZ • or, How to Lire, sad Wilt to Zak Wein and Arnie. A Prootwol °Was tor ottiromt ot wad Med* sad tftwook end Iraw ezreeneerl d Myetartes of llairs ilbiaglei• end the earente et LW. Senelmeated by Renutrlcs es Os Tref& =row and odor Mord." tnetdental to Sedentary }WAIL Sy a lityalalea elle years' yraddee. anus. Cornbill. THZ FRICHOLD LAND sad BRIM MAII.I2IO COMPANY Glisals l ). NOTICE IS lICLZBY OMEN, that the SHARI LIST wiD be CLOUT) TO-MORROW, the Ord WS, for London sabscrtbete, sod on SATURDAY, the 25th IsaL, to coustry subecrtben. By older. I. Gresham-house, Nov. MI, CRAW"- "IRWIN' 844. Poo JAR. CIILVERWELL MARRIAGE : Its li (t=tirs. oti on oarlOthrotttoot, W. w; l o u t r ionwo r l Sea owes& —... ---------- ITT sad MOORE'S AIII3TRALLiN LINE D igl oi r PACKET SillP.—For ADEL/Lin Direct (to be dm. poricsaally on the Nth November, last shipPloil del Lichl'edioveraber), the well-known clipper ship CONQUiItOII, A 1. mesier MB to °WARDS NOM. commander : Meg in the London DockL 'Thu g smart Teasel. built under special survey, is seed fat her fast-Gatlin qualities and sound delivery of cargo. iliie has a poop with good accommodation for chief cabin pares s. ..., wi g b the best opportunity for fine and season good— tor terms of height or passage apply to DLVITT and 11003 11 , i Bow street _ _ _ and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 11 of PACYII 9.llIP.—Yor ADILAIDI Direct (to bs wi tched penctually on the lath December, last shipping day lath Dece mber), the line clipper ship CITY Olf BANGOR, Buda A 1 , N OW? 666 toss, C. F. 11. M.KNOMOOMIZIaIIder ; 17114 111 London Docks. This f l ue vessel, in 1966 and newly Ike ogee a preferable opportunity to shippers desirous i m atch—lor terms of freight or purge apply to DZYITT an d MOD= 9, BUlitrautreat. _ _ DjeTrsad MOORNS AUSTRALIAN LINE riILIT SRIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct kits, a Pelt ryt of I"mM elnagod, and shipping, pfdc and lint bare watch). the British-built clippor barque ALCYONE. AI, *I tons righter, EDWARD HARVEY, Commander ; Vint in Ow London b ea tsoc This ship, built under special army, is Send tor bar riling qualities sad sound delirery of cargo. ▪ hu also good sconanudation tor chief cabin and Inter. sediateoringen—lor beteg °coinage s ppi to lir. JOHN BIOW:3 Oats Cooks' and Co. ) . 49. lesieharshetreet ; or to DISTTT and MORN, 9. Billiteroneet. _ _ _ sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LIU D g enro r ir. sr filtlP.--lor LAUNCESTON Direct (win lave ankh despatch), the Aberdeen-built climer VELOCIDADL AI. yer,ll6o tons register. J. WYBI Commander : bin In the West India Docks. This smart vessel, well known the vapid props and sound delivery of cargo. otters • desthsbie y to thippers.— For terms of freight or :egriu'.kiE. MAULER, 151., Bt. listem'apthos ; ar Pis f B3ol lad MOO= 9, Dilliterutreet. bLAO BALL PASSENGER LINZ tf ra PACIII3 far AUSISALIA teas Lamas direst. • :rootage. Docks. iro MIL grim ;TTlllsrollelhuish' 1,600 L Ines , Dee. 10 Melbou y rne. ,QuernolA ultrahi Z. 2,500 India Nor. 2 55 Melbourne. 'poren of Beauty .' SAO lodls Dec. QUILINSLAND.—Iand Orders. LW to elll dupes. Driehaus I Light or the Age , 2,000 I lgow I Den 2 Brisbane I Plylog Cloud.... 1 2,000 I L ludla I Dec. 20 IWs 4:umbra/ad Übe a packets have, by their paprtpallty and sapid parsecs, earned well-known ► i sad th* pas- Wow aoxtrareoutatios j veld by say . as. afloat —Far all paid...nisi* reayeetth y freight or pump to Australia apply to JAMES BUM awl Co.. Warped Manta tar the Mack Dail Liam : sad T. M. MACKAY sod Ca, 1. laatleobot—•— 9ITEKNSLAND. —BLACK BALL PAS- S/240YR LLNE.—Sew strangellaieds with H.M.'s Colo fileveransess. Redaction cd ateleXl .Tare to RIR Lead Orders CS, to all classes. FLYING CLOUD, for ERMAN& Horetossley budirect, whet ke 20th Decembe This renowned clipper slip, ilt by ,al.l MOW, sad purchased specially for the Black Eall Qu eensland r trade, k one of the finest models and fastest shlps in Ct ag orld ; has just returned from the colony In 74 days from lend to land , and will again be despatched punctually to dat e Has unrivalled accommodation for all dares of peasengers, and Is supplied with a patent distilling imparatna. BRISBANE. From Glasgow direct, the cippe r LIGHT OF THE AOl, 2,000 tom will be despatched ctually Decj i. saber t for ih rty . to JAr.:IIILI and TlLand Ca lif vose C o a l : 1, ae d ist i L au. Meet, London, LC. ARD LINK —BRITISH and NORTH CUl{MumiN ROYAL MAIL STRAMIIIPS, aspotsted by Ms Admiralty CA to sail between uvrazoo .ll l. and Nxvr YON. and between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, tbe Boston ships cab* M HIM= to lead and receive passengers aid mane. The fol lowing or other vessels am appointed to nail from Liverpool, vallbur at Cork to reerOre the math ASIA, for KATO). , Saturday, Nov. 25. JAVA, for NEW YORK. Saturday. Dec.!. CUBA, for .BST Saturday, Dec. 9. Pump-money In steward's tee and rovlsloas. bat without wines or Booms :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, 1222 second cabin, LIS To New York, Wel cabin, £2B; second tibia, Elk —Apply t. J. B. Foord, 52.01 d Broadetreet, London J. H. Currie, Havre, and 1.2 . Plate do la BOWS', Parts: O. and J. Borns, 30, Jazooks-dreet, Glamor , ; D. and C. Macher, Queenstown :or D. and C. Raclver, 8. Water-street, LlverpooL STEAM FROM LIVIRPOOL OR QMOINSTOWN TO NIW YORE. TWICE A WIFE. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and nimanalsnok STEAM-SHIP COMPANY Intend dr snatching their NH-powered Ciyde-built Ira Saw litaarrilhips, carrying the United States mails, FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK CITY OF NEW YORK. Wednesday, Nov. CITY OF DUBLIN. Saturday, Nov. ES. And every Wednesday, and alternate , Fridays and Saturdays Cabin passage by the mail steamers galling every Wednesday. MM. and 21 guineas, accordlbg to the sceommodatiou. Cabin by the Friday's and Saturday's steamers, 16 guineas. Forward passage Includes a lull supply of cooked provisions. Imeengers ter Canada and the Tfaited States booked through on Ma lia 4 ilvantageous terms. —For further particulars topaply to INMAN, et, Wateratreet, Liverpool; or RIVES ad MACZY, ging wiman-miset. Lostlon. BARMEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Brune- wick, sod Central Germans.—The North German Lloyd's One Madan screw .teamer SCIIW ALM, Captain G. EAN4T, will be despatched from Honelydows an THURSDAY, the 23rd hut, (weather parnating), at 10 a.m., calling at Brunswick Pier, Blackwell, for passengers, at 12 noon.—Farm to Bremen, 22 and Cl return tickets, a and £1 10a—App1y at CHAPLIN'S Hair/mai Odice, Beffent-circne, W. ; or to PH wipes, °HAVES, PIULLIVPII and Co., St. Dunstan's-bonne. Bt. Gunainen-Bill. B.C. aOTHENBURG.—The first-elass screw steamer , LA GUSTAF WASA, Captain C. F. STIEHL, will clear for tbe above port on or about the Clod Instant, Hu euperior aceOln. M.:dation for neuergers.— Apply' at CHAPLIN S Universal Mee. Regent. .W.or to PHI [XI PPS. GRAVE", PHIL LIPP'S and Co., St Dunstaterbouse, St Danatan ' rhlU. LC. P IANOFORTE, 14 Guinea, full compass, Cottage. handsome ease, metalhe plate, all latest im prove -12, manta : must be sold th is week to meet pressing demands.— Downham-road. Kingsland. - - CIONVERTIBLE OTTOMANS for Centre of Rooms, to form two settees and two easy chairs, a gnat improvement on the ordinary ottoman. Only of T. IL immER. and SON, Tasy Oudr and Ws Manufacturers, st, U. and 28, Bernerastreet, and 34 and 35, Charles.street, (Word street, W. An illustrated pd.:edits* tree on "FIARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new .1.1 , invention, so admirably contrived that a toll butt, as well as smaller casks, may be raised or tilted on It wi th out labour or trouble. Its action b' eo Impalpable Out the sediment the most limpid fluid by no possibility can be disturbed. Peke 9a, lb., 14a, to suit H. 8, end 18 pllon csaka. BARLOW'S SELF-A CTING SYPHON TAP. No owitlieg required. No more Est beer or sour wine. Price Y. 6d. ; ditto, electroplated, 9e.—ArSdirrat to JAMES BARLOW, patentee, 14 , King William-s llisoldon-bouse. SOB Mat Ids name and seldrem are On (Min el.; all others" , SWIM Imitations. Enna gralivings letabliebed 1890. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and dlitingrue perfume, extracted from the towers, by JNO GOSNIELL and Co., Perfumers to H.B.D. the Plideatll Of Wales. No, it. Three ILing.coart, Lomberdetreet, Leedom. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an effectual remedy. without confining the bowels or affecting the Teed, truly efficacious and pleasant, is admitted to he the best medicine for Immediately renewing conchs, _olds, • continued canes of asthma, and incipient consumption. It Ire quently cures persons whom the faculty pronounce Incurable, admirably allays the dating which provokes equent coughing. In spproachlng consumpdon its effects ar e truly beneficial. Tenons deprived of sleep, or even lying down for fear of suffoca tion, ma depend on relief in a few minutes after taking it.— Tt only and sold by W. LAIIBIET, chemist, 8, King Lam atrset . U ebarins-croes, London, mid by all druggists, in bottles, 1344. and throe quantities Ba lm., ha 9d. Be particular sad ask for Umbert's Asthmatic The name and address are engraved on the stamp. AYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the YOIJ TRAVEL, send for BUSSZY, SMITH, Bin yllai MR of the BLOOD kbown tb Modistes, I The subscribers will be 'retitled, oa payment of then per .1. sad Co.'s ILLVISTRATED CATALOGUE of POSTMAN trans oak targaiyasteadeg sals and pneral adoptlen,may be share on allotment, to • scrip midlands) le tespect of each share MIA, bunks, Bap, sad every alba trsvelling requisite. lehb clamed so a bouselsold necessary. Said by all idedieln• subscribed fee.Ake Yield. liartne. and Opas Glares, salivated toe excellence asises. Wlia the whole amount of Lbw bets don MCI mild- sad cbseptess.-40, New tixfordatmet. W.C. - 21.—The coloured market 'animated appearance this :lambasts has been up to the he dam of goods which ham @semi moderately huge pap, The White liallhas shows see not been much inquired men traosterred either ea lobe *main without alteration. DDERBYLILD. NOV. 2L—There arket to-day as compared with caution Wog exorcised in all seeming to avoid being wee such goods se are required lee orders. There are still some cord., of which the supply is scanty, and in Bpring goods r account. ). Nov. 21.—Xsenfideress y freely before the isles cam. fiber is London, bag canoed s mit few isquiries are made for —At to•day's roarket a fair ,klcb welb slowly at shout le. currency. Foreign neglected Barley of malting quality rather ty euppoes late rates Beam to warm and rather dearer. ea :—Wheat, 10,564 ; barley, 164 qrs. dr supply of wheat here todayi rtes, Barley 0011164 more freely, have to submit to lower rates. ems pricer. IcAs Co alteration in the talus at from the rates of Friday, demand foe fine quality of the Fine barley as before ; middling , Baas, oats, and other articles day's market we have a fair at nigh only • moderate show of eameaded last Tuesday's rates. ass fully u dear ; damp qualities per. Beans and oats, prices nu. pedal to the grower:—Wheat, , per imperial bushel, 46e. to I. to 6111 m. 40e. to 445. Barley, ilha to 54th.., Mo. to 36e. ; ditto e. to 531b5., 30s. to &ie. Oats, lOs. Beans. old, 631bs. to 65th.., 0311 m. to 641 be., 36e. to 40s. Nor. 21.—At our market this ferrite show of wheat from the lag of moment fresh in since War. aples went off quickly at fully a au improved demand was ups• stream rate*, choice old Norfolk 51e. per 50416 e. Flour unaltered. fine, quite neglected ; grindiag ranted. Oats much ioquired foe. —The supply of wheat was good, attendance of buyers. There was ad best samples maintained last ior outs declined Is. to 2s. per qr. were warm, and made very full rley was Is. per qr. cheaper. Both sdy trade, aed remained nominally mu, beans, peas, &a., business was ,rmer rates. New wheat, 445. to 525. Barley, 36e. to 425. Oats, .to 51s. Peas, 42a. to 50s. Rye, arm 6e. to 71. per buebeL Flour, Malt, 60s. to 62e. psi qr. rr, Nov. 21.—Our market today si with good and useful animals — quality and quantity that has bees attendance of buyers was also pretty tale met with only a moderate if the the extremely high price, asked ; Ils only • limited transaction took umber being left on hand. Thera Dumber of sheep of good quality sr prices than hat week being though a Liege number changed ,ned unsold ; an advance of about id. ens took place. Is veal there was ices remained very firm. In the pig st supply ; trade was tolerably good, had • downward tendency. Beet or r score ; now and heifer ditto, 10e. nu ttoo, 9jd. per lb. ; other breeds, d. to ls. ; veal, Bd. to 91. ; green Icy ditto, Ild. to ls. ; sweet pickled ; quarter old store pigs, 225. to calves, 141. to 181. TON MllAlMY.—During the week the visitors have beam as follows : aad Saturday. free days, open from 9,123 ; on Wednesday, 'Thursday, days (admission to the public, 63.), 4 p.m.. 1,3i9. Total, 10,462. From menm. 5,651,674. I— 1101.1.0 MAY'S OINTNIENT AND as.—sissy thousands of martyrs from td humus life but one long disease, and • most eminent medical men in vain. me n i cowl remedies w ith o ut relief. ham grow hare ceased to hope for comfort on this 11 some tacky acc ident has called Metz pills and ointment. These are Residee isms bedf idden for months with rheumat tatoic t e rthe ointment hat been wen rubbed the blood purified by the course of these selves restored luau incredibly short time RRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BrRTAS 10, at C.,wer-street, Bedford- sq uare, W.C., Cond. of A di:mobter. Der 19, at Gotdon.aquara, lira 8. W. Dv 20, at ♦ilackhealb, Mrs. C. H. Marten. et 20, at Itundolph-road, Mahla-tale, W., .f a son. er 20 :A Brondesury-vUlls, Kilburn, the 'l.:tamer, of • daughter. per 20, at tub tin ga l e .tane,Clapham - o usasnon. Jrwlck. Elq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. N.—November 18, at St. Marrs, Lainbeth. ,of St. am. Le%t , ,to Agile Attree. John,. u. of baatdean, the county -November 18, at Rt. Mies's, Cambrwell, hr. hooch, William, rut ot Mr. W. ilitoble. a . o Lottlea ROllO, daughter of Mr. J. Dale, —November 17, at St. John**. 71 / 4 1111 b waik ..., AIT French.Nevtaeon. Ile TuDlderry, d aug hter of the later. v.lOO. efface, BegeuVe-park. DEAHS. mber 13 . at T Brid ge -house, Batterse a, S.W.. er of R. Bar Nun. aged 39. ft orm,,satm-vium , river lica°" l * • IS. at fi'late r.J M. Ce ber 20 . at Putney res , Surrey. Frederick Samuel m'e. aged 47. kbot 4 0 , Lydia, the daughter of Zacharia s a nd Forest-hill, S g, aged i 9. rater 19, at Windsorived,s;pciper Bollowll. e late W. 11. Mansell, sew. 6. serer 10. at Upper . Part4tivs4, Lire4Pool' ths wife of aged SS Nebel by Wnuesi HMO UAL. of l ir° In the City of L o ndon, ?rioter, el " rdotneet, In the Precinct of ifbitefttafee. OYlnaiS 22, lab. MILIBIB. KNIGIFF, DALE, ANDCO., 1, ROYAL EXCHANGE i BUILoINGS, AEI INSTRUCTED 4,OOO SHARK TO RI OFV EVE sournoNs FOR 1300,00 0 , IN 1S EACHH. IN 14,000 PROVISIONAL SCRIP CERTIFICATES TO E, IN TUN EAST and WEST JUNC TION RAILWAY COMPANY. 'lh the exception of 1,000 fu ll y p aid-u p shares, which have been reserved. Incorporated by 27 and 28 Vic., cap. 76. al on application, /4 oa allotment. remainder in calls of Ed each. at intervals of not less than three months. Interest t/4 per cent. er annum on the above capital gua ranteed by a the contractor. p until the opening of the single line. IThe capital at present authorised for a siogk line is /300, 000 1 in shares, and £lOO,OOO in debentur , e. Powers for Increasing this capital by the Wile of preference shares not exceeding 1300,004) and (100.000 in debentures, for completion of • double line, making a total capital of 1800,000, wilibe applied for nest session of parliament. It is proposed that this further share capital of 000recei ,000 s ve • hall i rank for dividend before t he oriels) share capital and to the holders fi l ed dividend of 6 per cent , and be offered at par lon ths time being, of the hu e d originl capital, pro rate. The estimated revenue Is eon the proposed total capital ' . of 1300,000, viz : (11100,000 in shares and 1200,000 in deSentures ) IDDAILD OF DIRECTOLS. Stevenson Forbes, Ns.. St, Phlllinsore-gardens, Kensington. &W. William Forbes . Sq., 11, Church-r. ad, Haverstock-hill, ti . W. Samuel Isaac, Esq., Hyde park.gate, South Kensington. Finley Knight, Fag.. 4, I.4ll4doWoltlace, Blackheath. M a tthew Malcolm. Dm., The Manor Home, K lotto°, Warwick. Sir C. Mordaunt, Bart., M.P., Walton House. Warwick. She C. P. Roney, le, Langhasplace, W. G. L Suttees, Fan., 40, Devoosblre-place, W. EFOUILXR—James B. Burke.C.K, 4, Qoeensonart, West mister. stsunas—simars, Smith, Payne, and Smiths, 1. Lombard-street. Lon dos. SOLICITOR9-340/0.1. Dale, Btretton, and Co., 3, Grays-inn-square, and Si, Parliament street. Bitonnits —Mesas. Knight, Dale, and Co., 1, soya Ex change . handl scor.Ertav_er.k.. IP. Oflices-3, Westminster -chambers, Victotisadreet, West minster. S.W. This railway extends from Towcester to Strat b ford-on- 30 mile A v on. the a distance of 33 stiles. Its (Meet Is to shorten y s present narrow gauge route, vie Bliswm th, between London and the great coal Bei& of Meth Wales, also to afford greater facilities for the coal tnalle between South Wales and Loudou, and the return freestone trio., between Northamptonshire and South Wales. The Company ham secured Tanning powers from Towcester to Ellsworth, as well as most favourable arrange with the Great Western Co 7. The line passes througirghn and populous country, and will afford the best route to Loudon for all traffic arriving at WorMois ces- ter from whatever source, as well as that from Reittliten, ter. Strio ford, Klneton, and o ther important towns. In 1284. South Wales produced 11,000,000 tons of coal and Londou consumed 5,800,000 taus: et which quantity 2,000,000 tons were steam, and 1,000.000 tons gas coal : but, notwith standing that. Routh Wales is practically the roily dialitet in Great Britain where smokeless steam coal is found, less than 300,000 tons of coal of all descriptions were sent by railway from S-..uth Wake to Londoo. This virtual exclusion of the Welsh coal from the London market arises from the fact that the South Wales coal pro prietors cannot successfully compete with the northern pro. mietors In consequence of the rates being lower on the northern Rees than them hitherto Charged by the Great Western Railway. If these rates were equalised, aod the independent Harrow gauge route shortened, as it will be by the proposed railway, there can be no doubt that • traffic in coal will be developed over It far enceedlne the present quantity. An annual demand exists is Wales for 4,000,000 tons of Iron stone of the quality found In Northamptonshire. which district at present supplies only about 200,000 tons, In consequence of the toils routes and high rates. This quantity will be largely in creased, as the reduced rates and the shortened distance of 30 miles will enable the Ironstone to be delivered is Wales at • re duction of as per ton, making a price less than it could be raised in Wales or imported. and will recurs to this railway, above all other routes, the great desideratum of back mineral carriage. Arrangements have been made by which the traffic of some of the principal Ironstone estates In Northamptonshire, lucluding a considerable portion of Lady Palmersten's estate, la secured to this Company. Al a proof of the remunerative nature of mineral traffic to • railway company, it may he mentloaed that the exisilng railways in Greet Britain, whose receipts are principally derived from mineral tragic. are the best paying and moat valuable railway properties in the kingdom ; for instep ce, the Taff Vale Railway, 53 miles in length, of which 38 are double, end . .:0 single line. constructed at a cost of about £2.7,000 per mile , carries over three million toes of minerals one way, and eons aed per mile per week, which milers a dividend of to per cent. per annum : and the ordinary LlOO stock of that compony is now worth £lOO in the market. The Fa.t and West Junction Railwae st y, for a double line, will cost £ 20,030 per mile, and will, as imd, earn £llO per mile per week. The advantages of this line may he thna summed up : Access to the best depots for coal in London. Back carriage over two-thirds of the whole distance between London and South Wales. in which two-thirds is included the entire length of this railway. Unlimited supplies of coal in South Wales, with an almost un limited demand for coal in London. Great and inCrtalina requiremeas In South Wales for Iron stone found o v er N which ironstone must of necessity , go over this railway. The existing routes tor owl onveyance of coals from South Wales to London are as fo: 1. By sea, which is nearly four times longer then the distance by railway, and cannot compete with the !Away when the rates are reduced even to three.eighths of a penny per ton per mile. S. By the Great Western Railway, vul Worcester and Oxford. to Paddington. This route is the same, in point of distance, as that by this railway, but it has no Mineral return tropic. 3. By the London and North Western Railway, via Dudley and Birmingham, which route Is 30 miles longer than by this railway. From the foregolog data al it m ust be like assumed that a of traffic of at e least 1,000,000 tons of , o a quantity ironston will be attained. The paseeuger and goods tragic from the important districts through which it es pecially no be taken at less than g3O per mile wield,. when it Is borne In mind that an Immense traffic already exists between Worcester and London in which this Company must participate, Taking three-eighths of a penny per tulle for minerals, and taking the wo• king expenses at 40 per cent. for minerals, and 50 per cent. for eeseetiger and conlmary goods trete, will she the following results: Passenger and ordinary goo is trefSc, at 8.50 per ndle per week. over SS miles .... ... . ....... C. 61.100 Deduct working expenses at efi per cent. ...... 65,7.0 -- L 15,740 3llneral traffic on 1,000,000 towcoal 99 II 1 . 000.000 1000 irooltooo 2,e00.00 0 at three•eighths et penny per ......... Deduct working expensed, 40 per cent......... ies,l24 . 41,119 .----- 61,375 87,615 12,000 Gross wort D e duct interest on t 200.000 debentures D e duct dividend on proposed pref e rence mbar. capital of .C 300.000, at d per cent. --- 30,000 Available for dividend on present Dane of ordinary share capital of 1.300,00 0 Being at the rate of nearly 20 per cent. per annual, or if distri buted equally over the entire share capital, giving a mean divi dend of nearly 13 per cent. The works, the ant sod of which was turned in August, 1864, by Lord and Lady Palmerston. are now far advanced, and will be completed for a single line within eighteen months, and arrange ments have been made with Mr. Compton, the contractor, to complete the double line within the total capital above men. tinned. The addition of the second line of rails, the land for which has been provided, will, it is expected. be completed about the wee period. The contractor has agreed to pay in terest on the capital now offered for subscription at the rate of fa per cent. tar annum until the completlot of the single Una The passing of the act during the Fast session for a line from Stratford to Woreetter will give a second and a shorter route between those points, and title most materially increase the traffic to and from the Spoof the East and West Junction. The peg Bing , f the act authorising the line from Stratford to Worces ter and the great prospects of this undertakint render it desir able to provide for the doubling of the line, and the estimated mean profits available for dividend, if distributed upon such in creased capital, will give nearly 13 per cent. per annum. The authorised capital eg the Company is 1.300,000, in 16,000 shares of £2O each, and £lOO,OOO debentui ea. offered will be re- The su b s cribers for the 1000 shares now quired to pay as under : £1 on application. £4 on alloent. Mat Detmcember. 1865. ES 21st Match, 1666. £5 2Lst June. 1866. FORE OP APPLICATION. UST£3OO.OOO In WOW Shares of 00 each. THZ AND WEST AY To Mesas. Knight, Dale, and Co., RoyaIRAILW lichangabuilCOMPANY.dinp, London, L C. Gentlemen, —Having paid to Masers. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, the aunt of being LI pa share, I request you to allot me of the above shares, In conformity with the prospectus homed by you, and I hereby agree to accept such shares, or any less number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the further sum of gt on allotment thereof, and the In stalments when due, according to the terms of the proem - am I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, Name to full Usual signature Address in full Description Date MM. THE OTTOMAN lONS OGYPAFOR NY TILE CAPIT (LIIIITID I INVITE APPLICA TAL OF TH.Z BANK of TURKEY (Limited). (Incorporated under The Compunes Act, leet" llmttleg the nabildy of the Shareholders to the amount subocribeel. Capital a 1,000,000, to 20,400 Shares of L6O each (with power to Spar First Issue 10,000 Shares. Deposit Ll per Share on application, and £4 on allotment Where no allotment is made to an applicant, his deposit will be returned in full, Calls not to exceed LS per Share, and at Intervals of not less than three months. DIRECTORS. William G. Barnes, Esq., Mesas. Barnes and Co., Merchants, Upper Thamenstreet, Loudon. A. K. Dyer. Esq., late General Manager in Ceylon of the Asiatic Banking Corporation, The Slasor•bouse. Hanow•road, London. J. Lewis Parley, Esq., Director of the Ottoman .mpauy. Loudon. MaJor-General Alfred George Goodwyn, late Royal Engineers, Bengal, Ifft, St. Stepbetis-aqusre London. Alexander If elwen, Faq., Mama Marren. Bryson, and Co., lasgow, irecto of the Buffalo and Lake llama Rail G way Compan.;, Dand r of the Grand Trunk Beltway Company of Canada. 11. 3. Marsden, Esq., late Manager In Bombay of the Mumma Mercantile Bank of India, London, and Luna, de, Kensingtell ganiensequare, London. Edward Muybridge, Esq., late merchant, Ban Francisco, 4 , Bromptonequare. Thomas Palmer, Feq , DireCtOt of the Ottoman Company, London. The fiat Maurice Berkeley Portman 6, Prince'Hiate, Knights bridge, S.W., and Bryanston, Blandford, Dorset. BANES:BA Messre. Prescott Grote, Care and Cave, 112, Threadneedle-street, - i -- - - )a - c,i, - . --- - The Agra and Mattawan's Bank, 10. Place Vendome, Paris. Subscriptions for Shares will also be received by Means. De Waal, %Vital and Co., Antwerp. J B. Bitene, Esq.. 8.8.M.'s Consul, Aleppo. Y .". eurs. tjaur'Bßatantliaaßnerto., Repent. N. Sam. Astruc, Ranker, Bordeaux. Messrs. J. F. sad L. Do Jardln, Banker, Bruges. U. Sandison, Esq.. B. 11.M.'s Count, Brlll.l*. M. de Revelaky. Auto' k trend! Khan. Constantbiople. liesua. Cf. Dabs& sad Oe., Beakess, Mane. The European Bank. Maraellien Messrs..). L. Griner and Co.. Marseilles. Richard Abbott. Esq.. :Would. M et ers. Maurice. M dB, and Co Smyrna. , Le Chevalier van Lennep, Dutch Consul-General, Smyrna. La Banque Royale Wurternbergeoise, Stutgard. C. Borrell, Ksq,„, Consul for Spain, Volo. SolaerrOits—liessra Courtenay and Croome, 9, Gracechurch street, London. ____ EROLERS. St. V ince M e ssrs. l'pward and Prescott,ls. Throgsnorton-street, London. k lielAnt. Kerr. Anderson, and Brodie . 133, nt...Wee Glasgow. Messrs. Jackson and Barclay, 1, Browns -buildings. LiverpooL Henry Woodhouse, Esq., 5, Marketplace, Manchester. SECRETARY (pro tonn—B. Lambert. Esq. Teroporarg Otlices--aty Bank Chambers, Threadneedle-street , London. IPROSPILCTBS. This Company b formed at the express solicitatfon of inerchsnts and others engaged In trading and monetary operations in the Ottoman &DOM for the purpose of extending to the mercantile COMMIMIty of Tui key that legitimate aid which,. in more favoured countries, Is rendered to commerce by well-conducted banking institutiotui. The enormous development of the trade of Turkey within the past few years has not been met by any continuous Increase of backing facilities; and when it Is considered that the total Im ports and exports have risen from 049,000,000 in 1852, to up wards of £80,000,000 In the year 1864, some idea may be termed of the vast and profitable Belo which is open to a bank con ducted upon Xnalish principles, end managed by gentlemen possessing a local and practical knowledge of the country. In the year 1851 the total number of vessels that entered end cleared at the port of Constantinople was only 13,00), tonnage 2,897,216; while in the year 1864 the number rose to 40,922, tonnage 7,433,065. At the port of Smyrna the ' total Imports and exports in the year 1854 amounted only to £4,466,525; while in 1884 they Increased to £8.60,604. In these Feat anises of Turkish commerce there is but one Joint-stock bank in existence. The Ottoman Bank (La Banque Imptriale Ottoman} I. the only bank In Turkey, and the profitable nature of its operations is evidenced from the price of its shares, which, with £lO paid, are quoted at £l6, while the last dividend amounted to 15 per tient. per annum. The operations of the Bank of Turkey will be sbictly confined to bulking bodiless, to the exclusion of anything connected with the business of a merchant. It will assist commerce, while at 2 e same time it will &veld on its own part all inter ference with, or competition in trade. This feature in • bank for Turkey ts of pecudar value, and will secure at once for the Company a clientelle of the mat unexceptionable and profitable character. The Bank will afford facilities to merchants i this conntry and on the continent for the negotiation oflr cone on correspondentst f or Turkey. i re. may be addressed, In the annexed form, to the Jil•ectors o , r and copies of the prospectus may be obtained at the o ffi ces of the Ottoman Company, 20, Threadneedle.street , or at the ollices of the Bankers, Brokers, and So icitors ; but no application will be considered unless a deposit of £1 per share on the number of shares applied for has been paid. Copies of the memorandum and articles of association may be ; obtained at the offices of the 8 olicitors, or at the temporary aurae of the Bank. Copies will be forwarded by poet, without chairs, on application to the Secretary.__ TORN OP APPLICATION TOR MAR IS. (To be retained by the Hankers.) No To the MeCtoll of the Bank of Turkey (Malted). • n eu tl e meu,—Haring paid to your bankers the sum of the company, I hereby request that you will allot use that number, and I agree to become a member of the company in respect of such shares, Of in respect of any less number you may allot me, and to execute the articles of association when required and I request that my same may be placed on the register of members for the shares so allotted. Usual signature . Name in full ........................ Residence .................... PrOtellioll or boolooos ................ Doge ............ OVERCOATS. -HAMILTON a nd KIMPTON call especial attention to the NEW .B. WINTER same. 06 los 0 VERCOATo, and te on early tospocuon ot the Specimen garments always on hand. No. 105. Strand, oppoalte Eimer HAIL BFA), and Co's OVERCOATS sad SU ,Th. -- Morning sad LounalDß C oa ts, Half Drev, Cadres', and Full Dress Suits, Troupers. Vadat to., la all the fashionable st" les and seasonable matedala RYAS( and Co., as and 67, OXFORD-STMT, W. I..jrYAMantfCo.'s PRICES and GARMENTS. — Overcoats and Capes, nu to Sm. Jackets. Sts. to 426.: Pribee Of W aka Costs as to as; TrOWer. Ir lde and to Int:lmre, Hs. Id. to 25a. . Vesta, Oa 6:11. to -Is 425. to liNa liYAlt and Co., 60 and 67, 01FORD4ITRILIT, W. HYAM and Co.'s BOYS' SUITS sod CAP'S.-- Overcoats and Capes, 16a. ed. to an; Lakkerbocker , Me, Harrow, and Osborne Salts, Its ikt. to 46a.; Jackets. Ss. dd. to 2ta; Trousers, 8.. 6d. to 16s 60.; Vista. dd. dcl. to 7s. 6d., Jackets a nd Vests alike, Da 64. to 275. 60. BYASI and Co., 66 and 67, oaroaDsrusr. W. _____----- -_______------- - --_ - ll YAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS -- No. 1. Cinttdas for immedlaW wear. No. L Ordered De putasut. No. & Boy( and Youths' Department. No. S. Bala, Caps, Beller& and Outftt Department W . RYAS( and Co., 48 sod 67, OLFORD-STRUT. Branch EstabUshes en t a —Bi rm lncham, Leeds. and Dewsbury. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (azurza'a rsucamts.) THE GREEK MINISTRY. ATHENS, Nov. 20. In consequence of the resignation of the Bulgaria ministry, M. Comoudouros has re-assumed the presidency of the council, also discharging the functions of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and the Interior. He has presented the following list of the remaining members of the cabinet to the King : M. Sotiroponlos Minister of Finance. M. Lazaretos M. Lombardo M. Petraki Justice. CROATIA. AGRAM. Nov. F.. The National Croatian party have resolved to propose the union of Croatia, Hungary, and &la von* and to recognise the principle of a common legislation. They further recommend that nego tiations for carrying out this policy should be en tered into with a deputation from the Hungarian Diet. VIE TRANSYLVANIAN DIET. KLAUSENBURG, Nov. 21. The Transylvanian Diet was opened yesterday by the government commissioner, who read an imperial rescript, calling upon the assembly to maturely consider the best means to be adopted for the final settlement of the political situation of Transylvania. In their deliberations to this effect the Diet is exhorted to keep in view the interest of both Transylvania and Hungary as properly under stood by the intimate connexion of the former with the Hungarian crown. The sole and exclusive subject for discussion which has been laid before the Diet is the revision of article 1 of the law passed by the Transylvanian Diet of 1848, relative to the union of Hungary and Transylvania. A FRENCH VISTF 01 , TIM OUTBREAK lit JAMAICA. —The Debate of yesterday says :—" The fresh information which has reached us respecting the rising in Jamaica con siderably diminished the importance of the movement, and eves reduces it to a very small matter. Mention is made, it is true, of a conspiracy said to be on the point of break ing out, but it has remained a mere project, and the partial rising of which so much has been made is said to have been the result of an iocident foreign to the plot. These rectifications admitted, people ogres in considering that fear has greatly exagge rated the matter , an d that the repmesion has been ef a violence out of all proportion with the denser the colony can have incurred. This is the opinion of part of the press not only in France bat in England. We must here make a distinction, however, in favour of the Babb government. We shall, io fact, state nothing not already known in mil lion the fact, that in the English colonies the local authori ties enjoy great independence with regard to the home government, which leaves them In many oases the absolute responsibility of their acts." THE SRF.NANDOAR.—LITKRI,OOI., TIIESDAT.--The Shenandoah left the Mersey to-day en route to New York, under command of Captain Freeman, formerly of the United States ship Resolute. The Shenandoah since she arrived in the Mersey has undergone some trifling repair', necessary after her late raid amongst the whalers in the Arctic seas. Steam was got up at an early hour this morn ning, and at about 20 minutes past 12 the Shenandoah out , with the United States ensign flying, steamed slowly of the Mersey. BAFOuRT To LORD STAITLISYIV LIVERFOOL.—Mr. P. H. Rathbooe, President of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, has issued cards of invitation to the ex• Pres idents and Council of the Chamber. and to the members end ex-members for the borough and county, to meet Lord Stanley at dinner on the 20th of December. The invitee tions number nearly 100. W. M. THACEIMAY. — Th e honorary monument to William Maki/peace Thackeray, in Westminster Abbey, was uocovered yesterdey morning. The memorial consists of a fine bum; by Berea Marochetti. upon a base of red l os er t ine, mounted on a bronze support, which bears the inscription—e simple record of the came, and of the dates of birth and of death. The bust is slightly toned. tis fixed against a wall.colume , in the south traneept, behind the statue of Addison. The daughters of the lamented author were present at this completion of the tribute to their tinguished father, and the Deao of Westminster, the sculptor, and Mr. Shirley Brooks, secretary to the fund, also attended. THE TRADE OF NEWPORT, SOUTH WALRIL—We are pleased to notice that the trade of the pert at present exhibits considerable briskness. Dario, the week the btni ness at the docks, especially in imports, has shown un wonted activity, owing in griestmemure to the recent f trans. ter from Gloucester of large shipments of grain or the Midland counties, mad whither the cargoes am conveyed from this port by the London and North Western Railway Company. As many as 14 vessels laden with grain and bonded stores, besides • number of other ships, entered the port by Wednaday eveniag's tide, and some fifty sail same up theriver on Thursday night, and so busy were the docks on that tide that the " red flag," a signal that no more vessels could enter owing to the number passing in and out, wee hoisted, and one large ship was obliged to return to the Spit nail next morale,. All the vessels, we under- Mend, bringing imports. take cargoes outwards.. The Dock Company and Monmouthshire Railway Company afford every facility for expediting the discharge and load• ing of cargoes, se an instance of which we may Mete that one vessel commenced unloading grain on 'Monday morning, on Wednesday the cargo was delivered from theenin railwa they trucks at Burtoonc•Trest, sod on Thursday evg ship left the port with an outward cargo. The men em loyed at the docks are workin g during unusually long hours. As a further indication of the improved condition of the town generilly it may be mentioned that, whereas some time sins untenanted dwellings were by no means exceptional, now houses of every deocriptioa are Limon wholly occupied, and In several mess we have heard of landlords advancing the rents. May we not attaibute these favourable signs, in scene degree at lout, to the spirited promotion of AU Alexandre scheme, and roped them u bright omens of the mach lancer messure of prosperity which may be confidently anticipated when our leviathan docks (fox the construction of which the oontrect has been let) shall be eximpleted aad brought into active operatics Monneeteitshire Merlin. RESUMPTION OF OF THE INQUESTS AND VERDICT. The adjourned inquests upon the bodies of three children found murdered at Clapham in the beesaisr of the current month were reaumad and concluded lost wren isg by Mr. W. J. Pap's, coroner for the duchy of La caster, at the Cock Tavern, Clapham Old Tow. The Coroner said that he had [awarded to the Rome -office • copy of the evidence adduced at the last sitting of the court, and had suggested the savants's of offering • govern ment reward, with a view to the discovery of the wows implicated in the mardsrof the child which was 6 or 8 months old. Be had received sa answer from Sir George Grey, Mader " That if a verdict of wilful murder be returned by the jury a reward will be offered, and her Majesty's pardon will be promised to an wroompliee on the will terms." He would now Isla additicaal evidence in all three owls, and this would thee be in • position to decide upon their Detective William Retorter, 98 W, said that be was engaged in making ioquiries with refarewe to the cam of the elder child. He asearteined that on the night of the led last. a lady took • cab at Westminster -bridge, and drove to Crescent-law st 9 o'clook. The body was toned by . the polka just two hours after she loft Westminster bridge. The coliuma was found, but he could throw no light upon the matter. But witness's suspicions were diverted from that lady by the fact that a man and woman were seen steadier war the parent between 7 and 8 o'cl po ock. The person who had thus MINI the wail Wore the lice constable found it stets& than be led est bees able to identify the rasa and woman. eo War this else wank& will - at wawa* be followed up. Dr. J. G. Jarrett said that sloes the last sitting of the court be bed made • poel meet= esatioe of the bore , t the twoyeuager Andres. They were foiled rmeatly bore, tied up together in a pissed edam They had lived for two boars of longer. They were lee healthy male children. The rase of death was manes to the cold and wilful neglect. There were besides suspicious marks around the socks. He wee of *Aim that both children had been tied up in the cloth sad placed in the garden while alive, and that they died there from the cold. Os* of them to have struggled while tied up in the cloth. aP C ir telive John &Meld. 242 W maid that he had ca lled on the medial man in the neighboashood, but they scald ere no isformatios Nilotic* to the We remise sbildren. No clue could be obtained in say quarter as to those im plicated. Impeder Abrook said that the polka were still saki% Inquiries with Menace to these woe, and they meths We. the matter up. The Coroner holier rimmed up, Th. jury returned a verdict " That the deceased children were wilfully and maliciously murdered by some ponces to the said jurors unknown." • The Coroner said that he would communicate the finding of the jury to the Secr etar y of State for the Home Doped meat ...."'""... tiona. Were it not that the government for financial reasons must be supposed desirous of magnifying rather than diminishing the importance of the re ductions made in the army, it would be possible to give an explanation of the article in the Moniteur on the subject which excited so much surprise not very inconsistent with the original construction which the public of Europe universally put upon the decree of Nov. 15. True, the number of men composing the cadres suppressed is only 10,000. A very good reason may be given for not at once dis charging the common soldiers attached to ;boss cadres --namely, that it would be to send away young and old soldiers together, without reference to justice or the advantage of the service. By distributing them, as the Moniker says it has been resolved to do, among other regiments, the oldest men will get their discharges first, and the younger will be kept as long as they are wanted to keep the companies up to the full figure. But this arrangement ought materially to diminish the number of men called out in coming years ; and I have no doubt that this will be the view taken by the Corpe Legis latif next session. It is surprising that the govern ment should not have suggested this view. What the country wants is an assurance that recruiting will press less heavily than heretofore. The Patric, without furt her alluding to the Duke de Magenta's projected hunting excursion in Austria, which it was the first to announce, says that the Panama steam frigate has received orders to remain in readiness at Toulon to convey the ma rshal back to the seat of his government in Algeria, and that he may be expected to leave Paris for that destination immediately after the council of marshals, which will be held on December 4. It' , believes, however, that the Duke de Magenta's family, which accompanied him from Algiers, will remain in Paris for the winter. The Emperor Maximilian, ever anxious to imitate French institutions, has appointed a "director of he press," and chosen for that office a priest, the Abbe Domenech, who was formerly employed on the staff of several journals in Europe, supported by subsidies from the French government. M. Pichat, a writer in the Phare de la Loire of Nantes, has been sentenced to three months' im prisonment and a fine of I,ooofr. for " bringing the government into hatred and contempt;" and for a participation in the offence X. Keogh), the responsible manager, is sentenced to one month's imprisonment and a fine of 500 fr. It is rumoured that the new bishop of Cabors will be M. Dahomey, the curd of St. Etienne du Mont, who some short time since received the abjuration of Madame Duruy, the wife of the Minister of Public Instruction. It is to be observed that M. Duruy has no patronage in the appointment of bishops, the department of " worship" having been detached from public instruction and annexed to that of justice, when M. Dnruy was chosen to direct the former. Madame Dummy was induced to renounce pro testsntism after the death of her daughter, Madame Glacbant. The Bourse closed with scarcely any variation from yesterday except a rise of 7fr. 50c. in Mobilier. The report that the Marquis de Montholon bad asked for his passports at Wash ington was talked of but not believed. THE DEPLORABLE DEATH = OF A LADY IN HACKNEY-WI An inquiry was held by Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex ooreeer, last evening, at the White Lion Toyer% liaokawwiok, relative to the death by ere of Mien Lucy Harriet Chwewright, aged 35 years. gre. 0. a. aieeemtht, 2, Alma.read, Hlglitrory, said that the demand woo her sister.in.law. iffea resided with her mother at No. 1, Elisabeth-terrace, Hackseywisk. Witness was not present at the time of the accident. The following witnesses were then examined: Mr. Philip Tweak Dart, 6, Frauciwterrace, Ho m e= said that on Touchy evening last he was at No. 1. terrace. The deceased and her mother were in the parlour, and witness sat on the sofa. The deceased left the room for • moment, and on her return came over to *peak to wit new. Her back was to the &replace, to which unfortunately there was no guard, and her dress was much distended by crinoline. He noticed a sudden burst of light in the room, and he won found that she was on fte. He did everything that lay in hie power to save her. He put her lying down on the ground, and threw hie wet and other thioge over her. the own hands were burnt in trying to erne:push the flames. He oat, then got • couple of pails of wa ter which he threw over her, and so got the ilre otherwise the bowie itself would most likely have been burnt. A doctor was sent for immediately, and witness was in bore that he bad saved her life, but she died from her brinnes. Dr. F. Tonlarin said that the derv:awl died from the shock and the bares 48 bows after the accident. The Coroner sad that the peasant was only another sad instanos of the fatal effects of aim:Line, whisk ladies would wear in spite of all warnings and remonstrances. The jury returned • verdict, " That the deceased was burnt to death accidentally by her dress becoming ignited in rowan:owe of the crinoline which she wore *rusting spinet the been of • flee grate." THE UNDERGILLDUATIII DESERTING TEAM CON NOEL—The agitation now going on in the universities es to the prior charged for bettals and commons seemed • carious sod somewhat laughable phase st Christ's CoUsge, Cambridge, oa Monday bist. The uorl e rgradlustes here alleged that the pries paid for dinner in ball WY excessive. Up to the time of the late rise in the price of butcher's meat the charge was 2.. per Mad, and for this • choice of meat of three vsrions kinds was offered, with vegetables and breed, cheese and beer being charged se " Wisp * or extras. The priori, as the spurner of the riodupest, was Wised to 2e. 3. L, sad bens the dissatisfaction. Os Mooday diner was provided in hall for the usual number —about 100 uodergradostes—but only two put in so ap- Tao MARRIAGE OF EMU. DUDLET.--This event prunes, one a scholar who had to read grace, and sit was marked by greet op in several places in Wor. " nadergrad" who voluntarily attended, but wee " left ciestershim, where his lordship 's raver. sod high pod. alone in his glory." The nosiagredustes allege want ft tion were generally acknowledged. The principal towns change . of meat, and shortness el quantity of green veg.- at which these rejourings took place were Worcester, tables, in compr ri son with due price charged. On Monday, Kidderrniostr, and - Dudley. At Worcester, where his insteed of falling into hall is the usual course, the ruder lordship's petormage of the ate and his munificent gifts graduates assembled in the front court, mid anted e the to lord charities sod public undertakings is duly sp. college. and, linked arm In arm, proceeded is whom to predated, it was determined to raise • public subscrip. dine at venous reetsurents in the town, where notice had tion for presenting to the countess a first-clue specimen boon given of their encase. sad Provision weds ter their of Worcester chins. The corporation of Worcester also accommodstioe. Yesterday, however, they attended hall voted an address of congratulation to the earl sod counter ; as mud. Petitions with regard to this matter, grounded but it was arranged that both these primestations should or similar ootoplusts, have been sent by the warps be deferred until the arrival of the earl arid countess dears of Christ's and several other colleges to the audio • in their country rot at Witley Court on their rises, sad it is understood that they are now under con. return from their wedding tour. Yesterday's doings, sideration. therefor, were refilled at Worcester to the 1300LISRS' RACE rot £lOO. —Yesterday of ter. hoisting of flags, ringing of bells, a trest to the DOOD a magnificent race took place over the metropolitan school children, and a partial illumination at night by his course. One of the men is acknowledged to be ow of the lordship's tradespeople. There were abundant " outward very best that ever rowed on our river, and has never and visible signs" et rejoiclop at Kidderminster yesterday, hitherto been bears, while the other had never reviously such as may be melded as expressive of the inward woo d "eller,. race, save i n motto .. In the . % b oo . satisfaction of the ishadrote et the happy chimp in the ever, hie prows. was so great end pus so fast that the condition of Weir liberal pstros, Earl Dadil, snow Water in backers of Randolph Cook, of Oxford, sought a customer the wife of the Rev.T.L.Clanghton, vicar of Kidderminster, f or hi m long mace, but as littl e men would h ete not hi ng and canon of Worcester Cathedral. lo acknowledgment to say to the Cerro, he was at length brought out spirt the almost brined. Thomas Hoare, of Hammer of the material help which his lordship gave to the revival of the trade of the t ear , the inhabitants determined to me r t h oie d they were mi a o w to row from p otoog to mark the day of the earl's marriage with Dome special t f orr ui re f or 50f . a tide. heed accordingly corn , off yo . recognition ; accordingly the mayor heeded • committee, ing trined under the core of the champion, Harry Kelley, at terday,when both men rind it was determined to decorate the tows, sod bold • the Bells, Putney, while Hoare had takes his practice at public dinner, both of which resolutioas were carried out in a very spirited manner. At Dudley due honour was dime Hr . Wit , Whit Hart, Throe snoorbooto . to the day by• • pudic holiday, distribution of bread and bed h ow to szoompsy the race, and on board one meat to the poor, decorations. a public dinner , and thee- o f thew wirti.. Wilcox, as umpire for Hewn, and yr. Stephen Salta, of Oxford for Cock, and Mr. John !rehired, tried performance. The presents made by the town to the ciountre consisted of a beautiful bracelet of peals sod of the Louder Bowleg OWN as referee. Cook was taken diamonds set in silver, which cost fidol., awed by public up by Kelley. sod Hors by Owrge Drowitt. The Oxford subscription of the inhabitants of the town. oiso having won thethey wet to their shares and CITY CORPORATION Rtiortw. —A public meeting were off at about half-gest 3. Cook immediately taking t of City ratepayers, convened by the Aldgate.word Rate. lead. This be increased rapidly until he had cleared toyer.' hosociatioo, was held last sight at the Cheshire man, rowing at rapid roe sod in very fine form. At Cheese Tavern, Crated:edifirs, to consider the advisability Simmooda' boat-yard Cook led by half a clear length, and of reform in the corporstioo. Mr. T. F. Salter prided. by soother et the London Boat-bouse, Hoare laying out and the business of the meeting having been introduced, Mr; all his powers sad exhibiting his very hest form, but being 1 Wright proposed a resolution to the effect that reform is as yet unable to diminish his opponent's lead ;so they rowed th e corporation was Dootway, and that say propositioo peat the Willows and round the Point, when Cook spurted for such a purpose should receive the earnest support of sod led by a clear length, still further iocresslog the pp the members of the Aldgste ward. yr. Whiteside, C. C., higher up. Hors, however, wee rowing is that careful and in the course of some remarks, Wrested the en. artistic manner for which be hes always bees ceishrated, largemeot of the constituencies of the differed wards in end, eyeing his man DOW and them, s D ung such occasions proportion to the amount of asserment Mr. Proctor (Crip. estefied with the scrutiny. Past-wbuf they pleptdrud) said the members of the Common Council kept the time positions, but ea they made the open water g-wharf and came into the lumpy stuff were amenable to their constituents sonnally, and opposite the Duo he thought there could bo hut little difficulty .in Cook faltered in his stro ke, sod catching • crab Hoare dealing with them. Be thougt that the principal immediately reduced the Uri to half a clear lesgth. Cook changes were required in the Court of Common Sewers sod got seal scale. but again wee °slimed. and • oneeemion of the Court of Aldermen. He was sorry that the latter body hid beautiful spurts followed to within • short data cif betrayed the trust reposed is them, sod he thought it was liammersmith•bridge, when Cook, who had lately been monstrous that the power of impomog the obnoxious runty borieg his man. soddenly eased, and Hoere's boat rinsing rate should have been_ gives to them. Be believed a most up his quarter they came into collision . Cook righted him beneficial change would be effected if the aldermen of the self first, and, Home backlog astern. Cook passed ruder the corporation were elected every five years, sod not for life. bridge. h olding • lead of a dear length *pis. Shortly Mr. Isaacs (Aldgate ward) believed there was room for a afterwards, Hoar &swiss up, Cook span bored his man certain amount of reform, and thought that the franchise out ; Hare gave way end went wide of him still leaving should be give° to every citizen householder. He feared Cook with the lead, till they were within • ' few yards of that in trying to accomplish tbe desired reform they would the bottom of Clriswiekodt, wirers the wind raged the be furthering the attempts at centralisation made by the wator, Cook Says In, and Hoar. was left to win as he government. He had given full cossideratioe to the ques- Picasso, which is did, occupying Vinin. 3 00 en tics, and he bad come to the conclusion that "it was better Tat Pianos Boon FORT.—A rumour is current D the ills theyhed then fly to others they koew motor' is town Wiry to the e ff ect that the sudden determination Mr. Davis, C.C..asd other gentlemen, addressed the meet• o f t h e " nowt ." wit h m u m . e to putting the Pi... n tree, sod the resolution proposed by Mr. Wright was carried H omo wii mt i nto a stow o f dof0000;u ocessioneri.; TM. COX. A vote of thanks to the gentlemen of the other a communication from th „ ommoir d„t saying t h7 t wads who had come to the meet* Worsted the pro- w oo largo vessels were observed lying to the offing. aiding& sad that he would Dot be resposeible for the safety Cotrtruntennote Irma NORTH Arrgraulu.—lf al the fort milers he received reinforcements. Ws airbag can be does to shorts* tie *Wanes Win o° this give the rumour fee what it le worth, as we have net re. °door sad Adam Bey we may well desert of dees rived any wtheoticatios of it. Ws may °brans, however, suserfolly with that settlement We we pt • letter that it Jew uncommon Chiles for vessels beating up or down from Eogland in six weeks, but we bore to wait three or the drawl to scratch pretty near the Irish shore. The four months for • letter from North Australia. The go- Ibmscre Fert is the Maeda Park is guarded at present ia vennownt wrote to Mr. leisure last February, and they • limiter wooer to the Flow is end the greatest received so sower on the llth of August. —South Asseres- we is exercised in allowing Dose but authorised prow to Tian paper. aster the military barracks.—Dattin Evening listil.