The Sun. — London, England, 1868-10-14 00:00:00

. , , - . . - LONDOI4 WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1.4 1868. . THE SUN / _ ~.. ...._________—____. ______ - ...._ • iii.l/.......1 . 1., ~................ '... LITERATURE. CORRESPONDENCE FROM PARIS. 'THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. advocate, he is never at a loss for words to plead the Ibe found in the consideration of the finances of the not share the public conveyances with the whites. • _____,--•----- ..1. sole Lessee and Mana,ger, Mr. F. B. Chatterton. cause of his client, and his client in this instance is country, and this Mr. STANLEY touched upon with To-day's news leaves the negroes in the ascendant, Has dn's Dictionary of Dates. THIS EVENING, at 7. BORROWED PLUMES. Mr. GLADSTONE, in his anda bill to prevent their holding office has been de- (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] At 7.45, KING 0' SCOTS. Mr. Phelps, Mr. E. Price, Mr. II no less a personage than the leader of her Majesty's great adroitness. Published by the Messrs. Moxon and Co. Sinclair, Mr. Addison, Mr. H. M. Barrett, Mr. Joseph Irving, Mr. This Thirteenth Edition of " Ilaydn's Dictionary PARTS, TUESDAY, October 13. J. Rouse, Mr. William Mclntyre, Mr. James Johnstone, Mr. .F. Opposition. With regard to Reform, to the na - elebrated speech at St. Helen's, contrived featcd in the Georgia Legislature. In Louisiana, too, Charles, Mr. O'Neill, Mr. W. C. Temple; Miss Heath, Miss Edith . . of Dates" forms altogether one of the most splendid The papers all write on Spanish matters, but, except the Gautols have nothine , but wea comments to offer. tonal expenditure, an to e ris lure , e Stuart, Miss Fanny Addison, and Mrs. Frank Matthews. d th I•h Cl hth to raise the extra expenditure in a very con- the House of Repreaentatives has unseated two Re- To conclude with a Grand BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT. member for Nottingham is quite ready to fight the venient fashion from the h two , ' m illions li e publicans and give n their seats to negroes. This is repertories of information ever published. It is , e rY But the letter sent by G eneral Prim to the latter journal is . most important. It settles the question of a repub- LYCEUM THE A.TRE.- battles of his leader. "If they sent him to Parka- denounced in Parliament to " three, " which formed certainly not the way to increase the popularity of the cream of all the encyclopmlim. It resembles . _ for all the world that lovely woman, to know whom E. T. Smith, Lessee.-THE EIGHTFUL HEIR.-The hc, and decides in favour of a constitutional monarchy. The following is the most important passage :- great success of this Play on Saturday night, the . enthusiasm ment," he told his audience at Nottingham, "he the theme of his electioneering animadveraions at negroes among the Republicans; and indeed when (as somebody exquisitely said) was of itself a liberal with which it was received, and the ovation to the distingnished " I know that a small part of the Paris press has author, was one of the greatest triumphs that has occurred in the should be found at Mr. GLADSTONE'S back, the outset of his campaign. It is, indeed, a " little ever their professions in favour of the black man education. It is as comprehensive in its range as the Aristotelian Philosophy. It embraces within shown impatience, seeming to think we did not go dramatic world for years. The principal artistes were several lapse. times called before the audience to receive their hearty congra- ready either to take the forlorn hope or to join in hard," as here declared, that Mr. GLADSTONE should are put to a personal test they are very apt to col tul9.tions. The play will be produced EVERy EVENING, at a . . its compass, the whole range, the whole domain, the fast enough. lam astonished at this hasty judgment, and I beg of you to rectify it. What ! a revolution slow that smarter to 8 o'clock, until further notice. p•rincipal cha,racters: storming the Cl Mr. Bandmann, Miss Palmer, Mr. G. F. Neville, Mr. Basil Potter, tadel." On the Irish question, in- pronounce so hostile an opinion on the mangement 1 whole cycle of human knowledge. Let any one is only eight days old, and that has already done what ours and Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Vezin. deed, he is prepared for wholesale changes. The of the finances by his successors vahen he is himself On the 2d of October Governor GEARY with a _ THEATRE It OYAL, ADELPHI. whole system of governing Ireland is in his esti- in a great measure responsible for the amount they body of 12,000 soldiers and sailors, walked in master this book, and thenceforth he may con has done ! . . . Now that we are constituted we will soon Sole Proprietor and Manager, Mr. B. WEBSTER. have spent, for these reasons, that he and his friends procession through the streets of Philadelphia, eider himself armed cap-Sepie against all risk of W . ith that programme you are acquainted. We hope that consolidate the situation on the bases of our programme. Directress, Mrs. Alfred Mellon. mation " vicious and rotten." The ruling by a ever . being convicte . d of i . gnorance. It is one WILL OPEN for the Winter Season on SATURDAY next, Viceroy, he thinks, is " bad in principle," and he left matters in a very inefficient state, and also be_ the demonstration being in favour of GRANT and serried armoury of informaLn. And it has this s e , , ,c p c ozL i a i i i .i i = s October 17, with an entirely new and original version of MONTE with the co-operation of the Constituent Assembly, soon CRISTO, in svhich Mr. Fechter and Mr. Benjamin Webster will added advantage, and interest, and attraction pecu- We shall then have attained to Y th to be convoked, we shall speedil thinks also that Irish landlords should be compelled cause they had every opportuni t y ia Parliament of COLFAX. In New York, on the same day, Gen. appear. On SATURDAY, October 17, will be produced, with entire new to reside in Ireland, though how that is to be car- proposing an effectual remedy to the extravagance M'CLELLAN received an ovation from a large De liar to itself, as a book of reference, that whoever L i l t s . - scenery by Hawes Craven and assistants, new dresses and ap- they complaia of. The " reckless expe turns to it in search of what I can a ways most easily temporary Spain-that is to say, a true Constitutional pointments, a new Drama, in flve acts, entitled MONTE CRISTO. ried out he does not condescend to tell us, getting nditure" mocratic assembly. The Irish Republicans, to Principal characters by Mr. Fechter, Mr. Benjamin Webster, Mr which sounds so well in speech, and communica- judge from a meeting hell at New York intend to , be found (for its contents are arranged alphabeti- Monarchy, founded ou the largest liberal bases compatible . The statement is made on very good authority that an G. Belmors, mr. Arth u r Stirling, Mr. Ashley, Mr. R. Phillips, 31r . out of the difficulty by a quiet " some way or Stuart, 3lr. C. H. Stephenson, Mr. C. J. Smith, Mr. Romer, Mr' ~. 77 tiODS, when it comes to be looked at minu'ely, support GRANT'S claims to the Presidency very cally)-whoever turns to it in search of no matter svith that kind of government." important missive has been sent to Bucharest. La France Eburne. Mrs. Alfred Mellon, Miss Carlotta Leclercq, aud Mrs' v ther. As for the national expenditure, Mr. In this meeting several prominent what, gains for himself a mass of information Leigh Murray. 4‘ per_ dwindle away in a very marked manner. It ap- actively. Preceded by the farce of TOM THRESHER, in which Mr. Gi OSBORNE declared that the taxation was that he never calculated upon, in the very act of has said that the English and French Governments are in Belmore will appear. looking for the oue specific item he may be in quest Box-office open on Thursday, October 15, and every day after, fectly ample," and he thought our expen- Pears that Colonel PAITEN has looked over the votes Fenians took part, and delivered speeches. The agreement on the subject of these Eastern matters, and it from 10 till 5. No fees for booktng or to servants. of. Dipping into the book in this way, is like . „ diture excessive. Reasonably enough, he in respect to money voted for the services of the Fenians are still busy, though they are at present is belnved that the note in question is in accordance with ROYAL PItIN C E S S'S TIIEAT It E. does not wish to economise i • 'n the pay country since this Government came into office, and devoting their energies to American affairs rather taking part in an intellectual game of snap-dragon. this policy L--non-intervention. I r the have not as Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. Vining. of our soldiers, and fairly praises the Govern- has ascertained that only upon one occasion did a In making a dash at the one plum you are grasping The Chevalier Nigra has departed at last. He first than to Hibernian. Howeve , y THIS EVENING, at 7. A CHARMING PAIR. et succeeded in doing much mischief, and we may at, a flood of light is thrown upon swarms of goes to Stuttgard, and thence to Germany, where his son 1 After which (at 3 o'clock), Dion Boucicault's new drama, in four acts, entitled AFTER DARK, a Tale of London Life. ment for having raised it. When the pay of every division actually take place, when the Conservatives y • • g it voted for the reduction of the expenditure and the hope that the Americans are too shrewd to be easily other plums all around it. The work has long is being educated. INTC3IN. Vining, Walter Lacy. Dominick Murray, C. Harcourt, artisan and labourer in the country was min a , J. G. Shore; Miss Tressy Marston, and Miss Rose Leclereq. influenced by their evident Anglophobia. Within assumed its place as the Standard book of Count Girgenti has arrived at Paris. He is staying resided during the absence o I f v h i ci i e m r h t u h s e b a C n o d t . in t c p s s o n G c i r a g r e i n e s t , i Entirely new Scenery by alr, F. Lloyds and assistants. Universal Reference. Relating as it does to all with Count Aguila, with To conclude with MASTER JONES'S BIRTHDAY. was not too much to expect that they could fill the Liberals for its augmentation. Lord HARTINGTON'S address to his constituents Doors open at half-past 6, commence at 7. Box-office open ranks of the army with the same the next day or two we shall hear by telegraph the ages and all nations, it never can become obsolete. daily from 10 till 5. pittance given 20 an contained some very confident expressions as to the results of the Ohio and Pennsylvania elections, ' . • the son of Count Montemolin, is also in Paris. For the I years ago. It was a useful, a necessary, and Besides this, it is one of those rolling stones that is present he occupies a house in the Rue du Cardinal 1 ROYAL STRAND THEATRE. honourable expenditure. As for the Abyssinian ex- superiosity of the financial management of the army which are usually accepted as significant of the always gathering moss as it rolls, and at the same - a Pesch. enema places no faith whatever in the report* Sole Lessee and Manageress, Mrs Swanborough. THIS EVENING, at 7.30, SISTERLY SERVICE. Messrs. pedition Mr. OSBORNE has the courage to confess during his tenure of office compared with that of first issue ia the great Presidential contest and are • • 7 tine is always increasing in bulk, like a snowball. The Et , Belford, Ilarcourt; Miss Longmore. consequently regarded with much interest both here This latest edition of all, the Thirteenth, has been of the possible recovery of the Duke of Brabant. What- After which, THE FIELD Ole THE CLOTH OF GOLD. that he was opposed to it, thinking it a questionable his successors. If, however, we look at the subject Messrs. Thorne, James, and Robson; Mesdames M. Long- and in the United States. corrected up toJune, 1868-and it is more consider- ever the bulletins may say, the state of the Prince grows more, F. Hughes, L. Maitland, &c. in a o nave a th . g t ' 1 e the taxation of the country in in all its bearings, what is to be said. Suppose, able in size, as well as more remarkable for accu- worse daily, and the Queen, occupied with the care of her 'Co conclude ,vith MARRIAGE AT ANY PRICE. Quixotic expeditions. On education Mr. OSBORNE as Mr. STANLEY ably puts it, there had been , racy than all its predecessors. The pages are son, and the Princess Charlotte, for the present performs ROYAL AMPHITHEA FRE AND CIRCUS, speaks to the point. He cites Scotland and Prua- a war soon after the noble lord retired from his LATEST INTELLEGENCk. larger, and the leaves are more numerous. Addi- only the duties of a Sister of Charity. HOLBORN. sia as instances of its power. Prussia, he economical exploits how would the country have tioual room has thereby been obtained for the intro- Another distinguished invalid is, too, the subject 01 Signor AVOLO EVERY EVENING in his Miraculous Per- ` anxiety. Count von Goltz has profited much by Dr. formances on Four Fixed Bars, including Double and Single (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) duction of new matter in all directions. Supplemen declares, achieved her successes as much by her fared ? What would the Commander-in-Chief have Schmitz ; his life may now be considerably prolonged. Somersaults, Pirouettes..tc. Tho most elegant, graceful, artistic, tary or illustrative facts never before dreamt of as -, and perfect feats ever witnessed. Entirely original, unsurpas- schoolmasters' primer as by her needle-gun, while done had he desired to occupy the fortifications, •- me malady seems to have shifted its locality : the suffer. sed, and unsurpassable. admitting in.terpolation hero in auy way-facts scien- • "We are almost at a loss to account for the motive power Scotchmen flourished the world over, just because and what would have been the position of the naval THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN. ing of the patient is less, but it is feared that the agony which enables the athlete to spring from one bar to another. title, geographical, and biographical-are scattered he formerly endured will soon resume its sway. Rat when last night Signor Avolo had astonished us and the they were educated. authorities had they " wished to put proper arma- MADRID, Oct. 13. broad-cast over the letter-press, either dropped in There is truth in the rumour that the Pays is to multitude by his marvellous evoiutions we were so astounded „ , as to be utterly unable to grasp the theory; in fact the ' lightn- . .1:11C member for Nottingham is an old and tried ments into the new class of vessels which it is now The Minister of the Colonies has been entrusted parenthetically, or planted here and there unobtru- be sold. A meeting of the shareholders has been called to ing flights' admit of no explanation, but must be seen to be be lieved."-Standard, 30th Sept. supporter of the Ballot, and we are glad to find him found necessary to construct?" General PEEL de- by his colleagues with the task of drawing up, in sively as foot-notes. The Dated Index is another consider the propositions which lia,veLbeen made. It does The matchless Scenes in the Arena as usual, including m. not appear that the editorial staff will be changed; on the Samwell's PERFORMING DOGS. The CLOWN DOG, the as hearty as ever in the cause. Instead of holding dared, and no one has yet disproved any of his the name of the Provisional Government, a ma- and a very notable improvement. So, too, will be contrary, the paper may in its new hands become more grJatest Comedian of the day. Opeu at Seven, commence at half-past Seven. Morning Per- with some politicians that the Ballot will be les statements, that he found Woolwich Arsenal nifesto to the country stating the policy of the Ca- found the Chronological Ta.bles, introduced at tbe official. fora - lance, Wednesday and Saturday, at Half-past Two. Children very beginning of the work-a work that, as its under ten, half-price to morning performance only. needed in the enlarged constituencies, he believes it covered with guns which were uufit for use. In binet. Editor says of it quite truly, is " not a mere A strange accident occurred two days back near the Contras will be more wanted than ever. There will be, he the face of all this we hear that Mr. GLADSTONE Senor Lorenzaua, the Miuister for Foreign Af- . . station on the Orleans Railway. A stranger, in his haste LICENSED VICTUALLERS' GUARDIAN Dictionary of Dates, but a dated Cyclopaedia, or to cross the line, was knocked down by a passing train, R. GLENIE, of the Sporting Library says, so much pr,ssure brought to bear, not only will not retract one iota of his remarks on the sub- digested sumtnary of every department of human which ran over his ri , ht wrist, nearly severing the hand fairs, has sent a circular to the representatives of G. 4, Connaught-terrace, Hyde-park, Lennon, W, be f , s t ' e from the rich, but from other classes, upon the ject of the expenditure, so that we are justified in history, brought down to the eve of publication." from the arm. He, ho; * d * i ' ever, imme late y got up and ran pilorm his customers, and the Licensed Victuallers in * gelieral, that he has been appointed Agent for the above-named paper in poor, that the ballot is a positive necessity, both believing that his strictures were intended to answer foreign Governments at Madrid, officially inform ing them of the formation of the Provisional Go- In Mr. Benjamin Vincent, the Editor in question, off, and has not since been heard of. ddition to his agency for the Sporting Edition of " Tit e SUN " a tnd can supply the same on Friday evening, if required, in ' tos-'n as a meaus of expediting the polling of the a purpose which has not yet been fulfilled rather ar country. rowly escaped drowning. They had got intoxicated more vernment. Senor Lorenzana is also preparing a a gentleman who has occupied that responsible A good story comes from Havre. Two men had nar- G. R. G. begs to inform the Trade that he is Agent for tho electors and for the protection of their principles. than to elicit the truth of the matter, or satisfy the gn position in regard to " Haydn's Dictionary of or less an 1 * th ' • th ' or t fsATEST EDITION of "THE SUN," and can supply it earlier , (, ei er missing eir way, s aggering, fell Oars any other man in London or Country - the evening of publi Mr. OSBORNE, however, objects to try the merits doubts that existed as to the requirements of the d p etailed manifesto to be sent to the forei owers. Dates ever since 1855, the Right Man for once . into the harbour. The Custom-house officers succeeded in lit , tion. ,No connect , iou with . any other persons. L'aiis's,Ruil'B, of the Ballot in his own ease, for he distinctly public service. Seventh Ed't • ' picking both out alive. One of them when rescued urged Ts right s, awl ITC all's Guides. All the Daily Pap( rs mugs- has certainly been put in the Right place. From the i ton, in 1855, to the Thirteenth, in tines, and Periodicals as soon as published. Agent for the J oint his rescuers to dive :vain and get him his hat ! ktoc.lt Coal Company. Orders by post attended to. declines the proposal of the Liberal Registration The (Vidal Gazette will publish to-morrow the decree suppressing the Ochois, which will be re- 1868, he has been laboriously renovating the work Society, that the multiplicity of Liberal candidates As time passes we are the more convinced that placed by a more equitable and less onerous tax. throughout. To this end he has for years, as we • rriIIE LATEST EDITION of " THE SUN " i THE SPANISH REVOLUTION shall submit their claims to the ballot to decide the Spanish Government was well prepared by the i s supplied, as soon as published, Every Evening, by W. The Government recognises the Greek dynasty understand, organized a systematic record of events 40 ALEXA , DER (late Brooks), Newspaper Agent, IS o. 4, Old Cavendish-street, Oxford-street. which shall withdraw. Mr. OSBORNE, notwith- feeling of the country for the changes that were that seem to keep him an courant with the age he The suppression of the Jesuit community is the most standing the apparent inconsistency, has reason on rendered necessary. Unless this view of the case which was elected by universal suffrage, and which the previous - Spanish Government had declined to lives in, week by week, day by day, hour by hour, inaportant intelligence from Spain. All religious commu- THE LATF.ST EDITION of " THE SUN "to hi . as it advances. Seldom, indeed, do we find any- nities and associations are declared contrary to liberty, be seen Every Evening by 8.10 at Mr. ROBERT MEACOCK'S, s side. He is a man of some note, of decided be taken, it is impossible to account for the amazing s , recognise. thing to have been ab3olately overlooked. One in- and the Junta accordingly proposes to suppress all those Britannia, Kensal New-town ability, and of considerable Parliamentary experi- rapidity with which one important alteration after Several English, French, and German banking ° stance only can we at this moment call distinctly to which have been established since 1835. 1 heir privileges Q PORTING.-JOHN ROBERTS supplies the ence. He would be a loss to the House, where there another is effected, and to the entire satisfaction houses have offered to advance important sums to our remembrance. Anzber, for example, he mentions will of course follow their constitution. '1 he suppression CI LATES I' EDITION of " THE SUN "as soon as pub- of the community; and it appears several important • of religious communities since 1835 means all those insti is always a sufficiency of respectable mediocrities, and the Provisional Government. as a carbonaceous mineral-giving some other part lishe:l.-4, Bath-street, City-road, E.C. decrees have just been issued, which will, if carried tilted during the reign of Queen Isabella-a very large where we need to keep as many individual figures Senor Veja Armijo has declined, on account of culars about it- bat he makes no mention whatever THE THIRD EDITION OF " THE SUN," out in their entirety, materially affect the character number. Indeed the intelligence shews that the priestly -I- giving all the SPORTING NEWS of the day, may be seen as we can. A ballot to decide the claims of new do • • ' ' mination of centuries has come to an end. It is now ill health, the Spanish legation at London, which of Meerschaum. One extraordinary chronological - at JEM IIY MANTON'S house, " The Swan and Horse Shoe," and untried candidates for the popular suffrages is of the Constitution. The Minister of Justice has was offered to him. probable that Catholicism will exist only as a religion in Little Britain, City, E.C. slip he stumbles into in the article on Atheism, where ordered the suppression of the order of the Jesuits he say, " Atheism became the ruling doctrine of the Spain, that it will thus occupy the position to which it has all very well, but men who have really worked hard WII O'S GRAIN G E R ? LICENSED 1 3 t Y I been reduced in flat and Austria. The action of the in the Parliamentary arena and won their laurels throughout the Spanish dominions, and decided THE WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS. VICTUALLERS' TOBACCONIST, SHEPHERD'S-BUSH. not only was the French Republic, as it happens, in. revolutionary Government can hardly be deemed surpris. French Re üblic 1804." When, in point of fact The SPORTING EDITION of "THE SUN " can be seen at that within three days' time all the colleges and deserve at least the distinction of going unfettered that very year 1804, merged into the French Em- ing when the tyranny of the clerical party during the reign CIR AIN'GER'S Establishment, as above, every evening by Eight o'cl ads. institutions of the order shall be closed, and the The Royal Mail Company's steamer Seine with of their patron is taken into consideration. . to the poll. PLYMOUTH, Oct. 14. pire, but when, three years previously, namely, on triHE LATEST' EDITION of " THE SUN" Last evening Mr. COOPE held another meeting property confiscated to the State. The Junt p a ro- the above mails has arrived here this morning. between General Prim has, and it would seem irrevocably, la supplied as soon as published, containing all the LATF.ST oses the extinction of all religious communities She brings 85 passengers, 46 sacks of mai 'ls trea- T 1 and Ilts , Napoleon Bonaparte, then First Consu , . the 15th of July, 1801, the Concordat • declared himself in favour of a constitutional monarchy. NEWS and SPORTING INTELLIGENC ic, by U W HARRIS, of the electors of the Tower Hamlets, and delivered P Such declaration, accordin , to the Standard's special cor lly signed in Newspaper Agent, 4, Blackfriars-road, London, S. that have been established since the year 1835, and sure valued at $2,418,626, and 1,482 packages of Holiness Pope Pius VII. was forma respondent, have been made not once, but many times. an address to the constituents of Bow. He went h ''' d h T HE LATEST EDITION of " THE STTN." over again the principal topics of the day, de- also proposes that the members of the other religi- carg . o The mails were forwarded by special train Paris, re-establishing the Catholic Churc an t e Papal authority in France, with the consent and This fact, together with the exclusion of the Democrats from the new Ministry, point to the direction the revolu. J. IKOLMES begs to inform his friends and the ,public Clariu6 Lima,alf t o be opposed to the disendowinent ous corporations should be empowered to declare at 5.50 a.m., and the Seine proceeded for generally that he supplies the LATEST EDITION of ' THE co-operation, nay, it shall be said, in justice to the tion is taking. The Spaniards will have a king- SON" as soon as published.-No. 10, Hampstead-road, N.W. of the Irish Church, though in favour of removing themselves " free." There is a decree relating to Southampton. Great Napoleon, at the direct instance of the but who? The letter which the Gaulois says has --- ----e - k/- IA- taLENIE the anomalies which existed in it. On the subject the army, which permits the return to their coun- Her news dates from Valparaiso, Sept. 1 ; Grey national Government. It is worthy of remark also been sent to Prince Napoleon by General Prim - 5 r - Sta t r u e - T- V 4 r een th g • L STE EDITION at Chelsea, 7.40; Kilburn ,f , 41. s „ Woolwich, 7.30; Uxbridge, 9.20; Watford; `''' the poor rates he spoke at some length. Mr • try of all officers and soldiers who have been exiled Town, 16 ; Jamaica, 24 ; St. Thomas, 29. in regard to the article on Lissa, that while one is in some quarters interpreted as an indication that the Prince may perhaps be selected by the Cortes. The r Coore ia reetea-,1„ ;„ ,a;a rr•cr,nn4. nrimircati rtn ss l jj _ for political reasons. Gen. ESPARTERO has written a News from Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, and Chili naval fight is mentioned. namnly. that in which the , , riiE LATE EDIIIO..N of " THE SLTN ' at fled to represent the interests of this densely congratulatory letter to .v.t.aini.k... ..,... .... ...„ ..... ~ nicu ctuVULLU wit,. uidmiue6 oi, Liiu icadrj, LL , A . „..,,., ........1. Italian Fleet was defeated on the 20th of July, 1806, -1 '"" -- " r " -----3 " , ' ---- fni ,,,, lreo 1, 37 the indifference of It_ JAMES SPEEDY'S, "The Wellington," Wellington-street, the lower classes. They care nothing for the exercise of strand. populated constituency, which suffers so heavily he offers him his support to the principle of the " na- by the earthquakes and inundations. At Coquivabo by the Austrian Fleet, under a , Teaethoff not a word nolitical rhalits. THE LATE EDITION of " THE SUN "at from the burdens of the rates. Mr. COOPE asserts • t " i . tionalsovereign y. T 1 is expressionof feeling on his the British barques William Leeke, Star of the . is said of a still more notable sea-fight off the same Some of the Spanish papers advocate the immecLate island in the Adriatic, when years ago Sir William J. SMITH'S, 39, Bow-street, Covent-garden. aboliti f ' that he has always been deeply impressed (as any part cannot but be looked upon as of great service West, and Manhattan, and the American ship on o s,avery throughout the Spanish dominions. Hoste led the British war-ships to victory under With respect to the changes in the various departments T HE LArF, EDITION of " THE SUN" at man fc.miliar with the locality might well be) with W. SMITH'S '' Camden stores "78 Park-street Camd , to the cause of progress. It is always much to be Black Eagle, were all more or less damaged. At the most insp . • • •1 1 fl t iriting signa t nit ever at ered from of the Government, the correspondent of the Herald says : t wn. • ' ' ' ' l ' l ' a sense of the oppressive nature of the rates at regretted at times of change like this in Spain Caldera the vessels Oakland and Chili were bedl , Y . mast-head since the day of Trafalgar-a signal never " The changes in the army have been very great, nearly - the East-end. Trade at the East-end has of late when the more potent and distinguished members damaged. At Carrisal Bajo twenty lighters were to he forgotten -two words-" Remember Nelson!" every Officer in command having been removed and friends TR EATRF: - ROYAL DRUP.Y- L ANE. been greatly depressed. The sugar trade) of the new regime dispute among themselves, and totally lost, and the American brig Delfina, laden It is curious again to observe that under the head of of the present G overnment substituted in their places. Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. F. B. Chatterton. The rest of the Ministry seem disposed to vie with Ser- THIS EVENING-, at 7, BORROWED PLUMES. After which. the silk trade, the shipbuilding trade, all it is a subject of felicitation that we have not to with 200,000 kilograms of copper, embarked for Canzpbell's Act due notice is taken of the act intro ra,no in making changes. Prim, who is now installed in at a quarter to 8, KING 0' SCOTS: Mr. Phelps; Messrs. Addi- duced by Lord Campbell, compelling . Railway son, Barrett. J. Irving, H. Sinclair, E. Price, John Rouse, G had suffered. The small shopkeeper had deplore it on the Peninsula at this critical hour of Lota, was totally lost. the War Office, continues the dismissals and appointments Cumming, W. M'lntyre, and W. C. Temple; Mesdames Heath, Companies to give Compensation for Accidents- . Edith Stuart, Fanny Addison, and Mrs. F. Matthews. Grand ' less trade and less profit, and while the profit be- the proposed attempt to improve the condition of Ia Ecuador the provinces of Insbambura and but no notice whatever is taken, in the same place in ,the army. Sagasta seems resolved to Make a clean Ballet Divertissement. sweep in the personnel of the Home Office, and the others came less the poor rates became heavier and heavier. things. Some doubts have existed from time to Pichincha have suffered very severely, whole fami- and under tl le same heading, of what is nevertheless are more quietly following suit. I cannot but think that ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. To the labouring classes Mr. COOPE spoke as an old titne as to the state of feeling in Caba, and in - lies in several instances have been buried beneath far more popularly known as meant by st Camp- Tuts EVENING, THE MARRIED RAKE. After which, in a all this is a very serious mistake. By all means reward five acts, at a quarter to 8. THE RIGHTFUL HEIR. To con- and tried friend, neither flattering nor misleading deed a panic prevailed on the Bourse the other the ruins of their houses, and many those who were bell's Act," namely, that other act introduced by your friends when you have an opportunity, but to turn elude with THE LYCEUM BALLET. Messrs. Bandmann, G. F. Neville, Lin Rayne, Harding, Basil Potter, Mr. and Mrs. them ; and he was listened to throughout with deep day in consequence of unpleasant rumours, but bruised aud maimed, bat not killed, have lingered the same noble and learned lord for the suppression out all old employes because they are supposed to be attached Hermann Vezin, Milly Palmer. (Sze. to, or at any rate were appointed by, a former Govern. attention, and rewarded with warm applause at the it is now stated that the Government is on for several days until death has put an end to of indecent and demoralizing publications-every ment, is to make a, number of active and in many cases PRINCESS'S THEATRE. that is enerically coming under the title thing„ g conclusion of his interesting address. confident that the Captain-General of Cuba, Gen. their sufferings. Others have been eventually re- influential enemies, who will naturally leave no stone Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. Vining. of Holywell-street Literature. Still more extraor- Tills EVENING, at 7, A CHARMING PAIR. After which, at 8, - - ---- LERSUNDI, will acknowledge the Provisional Go- covered from their perilous situations. In one case • unturned to bring about the overthrow of the new state dinary is it, to our mind, to find under the article AFTER DARK, a Tale of London Life: Mr. Vinins., Mr. Walter f things.". The French Liberal and independent journals Lacy, Mr. Dominick Murray; Messrs. C. Harcourt 7 J. G. Shore, Speeches to the constituents are fast multiplying vernment so soon as the mail steamer shall arrive a gentleman was got out from the ruins after bein2, Caricature honourable mention made f G * l ° o i ray, generally condemn this policy. Maclean, Holston; Miss Trissy Marston and Miss Rose Leclercq. Concluding with MASTER JONES'S BIRTHDAY. upon us, and it is easy to see that expectation is at Havannah from Cadiz. The whole country has buried six days. Rowlandson, H. 8., Richard Doyle, John Leech, The reports of the condition of Senor Perrez Ruiz, the ROYAL STRAND THEATRE. rife as to the chances of the ensuing campaign. now given in its adhesion to the Ministry and Cen- At Valparaiso, Exchange on London, 60 days, and John Teaniel : but not one syllable said about secretary of Gonzales Bravo, tire contradictory. Some Sole Lessee and Manageress, Mrs. Swanborough. The Hon. F. STANLEY has addressed several meet- tral Junta, and we may therefore look upon this 46 to 461 ; 90 days, 46i to 46f ; on Paris, 480 ;at the greatest caricaturist of them all-and OI3C say he is better ; others that his case is hopeless. This, it TIM EVENING. at 7.30, SISTERLY SERVICE. Messrs. Bel ford, Harcourt; Miss Longmore. THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH ings of late, and at one in Stall:nine, he passed some change in Spanish affairs as so far a settled thing. 60 days ; 482 f to 483 at 90 days. who is happily still living-George Cruikshank ! will be remembered, was the unhappy man who was 60 OF GOLD : Messrs. Thorne, James, Fenton; Mesdames Maria , It would have been fair to allude to Banbury, roughly handled by the mob at Madrid. Longmore, B. Goodall, Lydia Maitland, Claire, and Hughes. To Ooservations on Mr. GLADSTONE'S address, which It is really surprising that a country should under- The Italian barque Brignardella, 61 days from An Englishman of the name of Routledge was present, concluae with MARRIAGE AT ANY PRICE. and Sayer, and Seymour, and one or two others are intesesting to notice. The hon. member go so complete a transformation so suddenly, and Valparaiso, was totally wrecked, on S t ep ember 4, that might be named, but to say nothing at all about at the battle of Alcolea. He did not fight, but acted a Q UEEN'S THEATRE, LONG-ACRE. ''' nobler part. He stepped out between the ranks of the Manager. Mr. W. 11. Liston alluded very significautly to the circumstance that the most sharp-witted among political prophets has six miles south of San Francisco. Cruikshank is simply absurd. In another edition THIS EVENING, at 7, THE TROBADOUR: Mr. L. Brough and th I; ' combatants, under fire of rifle and cannon, to pick up the Miss Monta7,ue. And THE LANCASHIRE LASS: Messrs e iberal party, threugh its spokesman, is taking certainly been at fault here, for who thought or moreover, of this Dictionary of Dates, it would wounded and dying, and to bear them away to shelter and Irving, L. Brough, Stephens, 'Wyndham Clayton, and S Ern ry; Mesdames Hodson, Montague, and Nelly' Moore. • e - the credit of the Reform Bill to itself, whereas expected a month or two ago that before Christ- INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. be just as well to record on - page 191, namely, at the safety behind Serrano's lines. He bore a charmed life ; foz though the House of Commons lent most powerful mas old things would have passed away, and new MESSINA, Oct. 13. close of the article on Comedy, that when "It was all day he laboured at his good work under the deadly fire, THEATRE-ROYAL, HOLBORN'. said of Sheridan "-it was so said of him by Lord and when the clanger had passed he went to his ordinary Under the Management of 3liss Fanny Josephs. aid to the Government, the measure was due to the things would have taken root in a land where old The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Tins EVENING, at 7, MISCHIEF MAKING: Messrs. Drew, Byron-" that he wrote the best comedy (the School work with a will to get the trains ready for conveying the Howard; Mesdames Turner and Challis. At 8, BLOW FOR exertions of the Conservatives. Not content with customs were adhered to with so much tenacity, Massilia passed through the Straits of Mes -* t sma a wounded to the hospitals of Cordova. Serrano rewarded BLOW: 3lessrs. Honey, Cowper, Haynes, Arthur, Westland and • for Scandal), the best opera (the Duenna), the Parselle; Mesdames Foote, Weathersby, and Rignokl. ' this wholesale appropriation, these zealous ex- and where prejudice reigned rampant, aud seemed 6.15 p.m. to-day, en route to Marseilles. best after-piece (the Critic)" -and it should be h non, the field with the order of Isabella the the Englis ma , ponents of the truth go on to say that the to strengthen and flourish in proportion as the GALLE, Oct. 10. added also, as part of Byron's remark about Sheridan, Catholic, which the recipient put coolly into his pocket. THEATRE-ROYAL, OLYMPIC. , Tins EVENING, at 7, TO OBLIGE BENSON: Messrs Atkins Conservatives are responsible for the bad other kingdoms of Europe shook off the yoke of The messageries Imperiales steamer T• •th the best monody (the one on Garrick), as well as He is an engineer on the Andalusian Railway. \ aughan, and H. Wigan: Miss Lennox Grey and Miss Furtado' igre, wi . After which, at 8, THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN: Messrs. II: Parts of the bill, while they and their friends old times, and set about adapting themselves to the the above homeward mails, arrived h t d the finest speech (the Begun' speech on the Trial • Ne • ille, G. Vincent, H. Cooper, E. Atkins, R. Soutar, 11. Vaughan, ere o- ay. and H. Wigan; Mesdames Furtado, Lennox Grey, E. Farren; contrived to secure to the country the better more modern fashions? Spain has, indeed, swept ............... of Warren Hastings)-" in the English language." THE WEATHER TABLE.—THIS DAY. and Caulfield. Again, in the article relating to tke Crystal Palace, -• portions of it. It is not to be wondered at that into a " younger day," from the shadow f t ROYALTY THEATRE. s o pas AMERICA. while the earlier Handel Festivals are noted, there 'METEOROLOGICAL REPORTS. Under the Management of Miss 1L Oliver. MT...STANLEY should make some attempt to set this ages of dark intolerance, and the best • h d Pm es an NEW YORK, Oct. 13, Midnight. Tnrs EVENING, at 7.30, MARRIED DAUGHTERS: Messrs. - is no reference whatever to the grandest of them all, Day, Russell, and Dewar: Mesdames Thompson, Bromley, ht b f th h h dd d rig e ore ose wom e a resses, an he re- earnest hopes of all lovers of progress and indepen- The st a t e elections, in Ohio and Indiana, which na l th It th H IIF t • lth t • me y, e very as , e an , ees iva ais Extreme Sea and M. Oliver. After which, THE RISE AND FALL OF Wednesday, fas 4 r. o RICHARD III.; or, A New Front to an Old Dicky: Mr. Dewar, 11 s ca s ome rather awkward facts to mind-as, for deuce will attend her in her arduous efforts, and took place to-day, have been carried by the Repub- of this present year of grace 1868 ! Not that the October 14, B. T. la W. Ito F. D. Wit to Mr. Danvers. Miss Coll' . , limn, and Miss M. Oliver. To con- 8 cm. 12 9 elude with THE MISTRESS OF THE MILL. instance, that it was not au unusual thing to be hail her success in a cause that is prosecuted with - licans. editor fails to take note of it altogether-simply - - Nairn 3015r. 40 37 W.N.W. 1 2 8.5.1 V. c.h. - 1 - seen that Mr. GLADSTONE and his more immediate so much moderation. that he fails to take note of it there-for un- Aberdeen PRINCE OF WALES'S ROYAL THEATRE. The contest in Pennsylvania was very close, and Leith Under the Management of Miss Marie Wilton followers went into one lobby, while the Govern- der the head, later on, of Handers Commemorations Shields . - 44 42 W.N.W. 2 2 W.N.W. c. - 2 THIS EVENING, ATCHI I Messrs. Blakeley and Mon' tague • the result is at present doubtful. -the three great days, 15th, 17th, 19th June, 1868, Scarborou'ili 3018 r. 47 46 N. 1 1 W.S.W. r.f a o'l9 2 Yarmouth 3o'llf. 51 49 W.N.W. 2 2 NM. c. _ 2 Misses Addison and • A.Wilton. After which, SOCIETY : Messrs' ment and its supporters went into another whenever As a matter of course the Government of the NEW YORK, Oct. 14. - -- - J. Clarke, Hare, 11. J. Montague, Blakeley Montgome" ' and are duly specified. Itisincomprohensible, moreover, M a l t e a r as ag: _7_ ..7. 17 7_ .1 - -_•_• _ _ _ _ 13a,neroft ; Mrs. Buckingham White and Miss' C. Addison. ry ' what was called a " vital" part of the Bill was to United States has confirmed th • eir representative'a The returns from Ohio are as yet incomplete, that under the title Musical Composers, while Auber, B Pld ro esm es 7 - 7 7 7 - - ssan be decided upon. This work of " co-operation," to recognition of the new Govern t f S • Greencastle 39•19 f. 44 , p W.r. 1 2 N.W. c.b. _ _ ROYAL SURREY THEATRE. men o pain, and but they indicate that the Republicans have carried Rossini, and Balfe, as a matter of course, are Holyhead Lessees, Messrs. Shepherd and Creasvick. say the least of it, is one of a very novel character, the Governor of Cuba has declared his allegiance. the State ticket by a ma * 't f bout 20,000. mentioned among living contemporaries, nothing i i :l e e r n P t7a ol .:: 3 0 0 : 31 r f: t B l ;19 N E I . V. 3 3 N iC is;. l • c f O '°." i jori y o a Trus EVENING, THE MODEL lIUSBAND. And at 7.45, ha , . :i r I% l i t i: k' S T / 1 1;9 ; SZATER E R i‘ aT E S d : Mavis, Mr. Creswick; and it is hardly likely to impress the minds of those The Americans naturally sympathise strongly with The returns from Pennsylvania are also not quite at all is said about either Gounod or Verdi! Again ?s a s P s f,,Ts e a k 28Yol: gl Eg P..-a. I i sir i;: 2 Mat. Robson; Miss Pauncefort Miss El s i r z a a r i je V t o2l , ,re, W. Crpsba - , e who can at all appreciate the meaning of the thing. the movement and must watch the breaking of the com 1 h • • th R bl . under the record of English Literature, while we R y n ni z t n u c t l l : : gs :N r r: g 3 i l : ? N I , EIW:.__ c.o. - 1 ebster, Miss E. p ete, ut they indicate that e epu icans el w. e. - o Leonard. With BEAUTIFUL ' FOR EVER. miss some names with surprise among our dead and Weymouth 30•21 r. 50 48 N.W. 1 1 NAV. m.c - 2 In referring to the circumstances which led yoke so long wo b t rn y he Spanish people with have carried the State ticket electing the Auditor Portsmouth 30•17 r. 51 49 N.N.E. 2 2 N. c.o. - 1 a ROYAL A 3 IPHITHEATRE AND CIRCUS gone benefactors, one there is whom we cannot but London - - ' THIS EVENIN A ' • , HOLBORN. to the introduction of the Bill in 1862 keen interest. C'peGrlsNez, 30•125. 55 53 N. 5 1 S.E. f. - 3 and Surveyor-General by a J y ma"orit of about .- G, volo, the Marvel of the Nineteenth Century grieve to see unnotieed-true poet and true humorist g e t Frank Pa,stor, Champion American Eui 'a • Aif ,- tO r O e •t . bury, M. Napoli, F. Clifton Almonti q esdriDn' t:ed Brad- the house the hon ram's- d - 1 , . er we t upon the great The news by the mails from New York to the 10,000. as he was-Thomas Hood! Under the head Epic 14 '2 ') ... ss ' oen e eiors Montero; Fratelli Voltaires; and s 'an , elevann. Mdlle. A• • • 11110111 f Commence at 7.30. • .-amwell s Performing Dogs. u -les which lay in the path of the DERBY Go- beginning of the month show that the unfavourable The Democrats last year carried the State by awe cannot but conceive, moreover, that there have id o t s i , s u r n i te a :: : : : = := .-._ ag a s - .1 - ::: L __________________ Brussels - - - - 7 - 7 - - - vernment, and it was only the strong sense of duty condition of the finances is attractin g a g ood deal m a jo rit y of 922 , electing Mr. Sharswood Judge of been unduly and most erroneously numbered up gags _____ 1 _ _ _ ROYAL ALFRED THEATRE. Lessee, Mr. H. R. Lacey-Directress, MiSS AmySd s • k Oft the part of the noble earl which induced him of noticd. Mr. DELMAR'S st t • t . h ala ics ave startled the Supreme Court. with Homer's Iliad, and Virgil's 2Eneid, and 7= our g . . -_-. -_ -_- -_-. :7 • : : 2 :•_• 7- •-= •:•-- TH IS EVENING, at a quarter to 8, PIND , E SINGH e P le ' Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered, and Milton's Para- Toulon ..:: 30'075. 64 - w. s 4 W. c• - 1 by the fauce of THE GOOSE WITH TH • E GOLD ''' to und - rtake the task II reeeded e . 0 anl his colleagues had the commercial circles, and the Treasury has The returns from Indiana are likewise incom- . Heart's Con- E.N EGGS. (Ilse Lost-as Epics also-0 vid's Metamorphoses, tent (6 a.m. indeed no light endeavour before them, and they tho ht "t d • bl . local time) - - - - " 7 AA-RICTILT7RAL HALL, IsLINGTON.-FAIRY PALACE ug i esira eto give tbem a semi-official plete, but they show that the Republicans have and Sir Walter Scott's Lay of the Last Minstrel t CON:111;i i'S, Every Evening, at 8. ought to be appreciated for their energy and enter- contradiction. The Department stat th t M es a r. carried the entire State ticket, re-electing Mr. We have particularized these " spots on the sun," ExrLANATION. Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg, a sea level. The letter CHRISTY MINSTRELS. St. James's llall, Every Night, at 8 prise. It is an ungracious thing, now that the titne DEL3IAR failed to include in his estimate a sum of Baker Governor b •.* f b t 8 000 y a rnasouty oa ou , . these faculae and maculae that are only discernible r., rising • L. falling ; s., steady-indicate direction of neon( tof the Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 3 and 8 all the year round. has arrived for the decision • of the country to be over one million dollars, the balance on hand fro • • • I cl . ' 1866 upon the most rigid scrutiny, because we are de- tnerctu•y ' within last 14 Lours. Thomometer exposed in shade, ROYAL AL HASII3 ll A. PALACE. - THR EE BALLET s, m The Republican majority in n iana in Promenade Concert. Band of (4). Begin at 8. ls. Box-office taken on the affair, for those who failed themselves last year. Mr. W ' AS HD GENF., the chairman of the was 14,202. sirous that it should not be supposed for one instant with its Direction during last 24 hours. Z.-calm Extreme Force , , Weather : b.-blue sky ; c.-c.cm,s, detacled ; L-fog ; 11,-hail open from 11 to 4. to contradict plain statements and begrudge their Coi • that, in speaking (as we have here been constrained 1.-lightning ; m. -misty, ha zy : 0.-merca at, clull ; r.-- rain ; s.- snow; _ _ nmntee of Appropriation, reports that the re- ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN'S, Rogent's-park, OPEN daily (ex- opponents what is fairly due. Whether throu I • f GREECE. to do) out of feelings of simple grafi tudc to those who a-thunder. Rain-fall, snow or hall (melted) dining last 24 hours. cept Son lays). Aihnission, ls.; on Mondays, Gd. ; Children • g 1 ceipts rom the customs during the fiscal year will Sea disturbance. have performed for us as well as for the rest of the REMADE'S., under twe:ve, 61. mismanagetnent or incapacity Mr. GLADSTONE did b $3" ATHENS, Oct. 13. e /0,000,000, and he calculates the decrease in world these herculean labours in the way of coin- Darornetrical prossurca have increased since yesterday morning at fail in the endeavour to get a Reform 13 • 11 Joseph Karam is in this city. Fears being en -7111-t,7 ---,p -2 4: -1'..511 - :9 ! /4-_ ,s , through the House of Commons, and that with 1 the expenditure at $67,0000300. However well founded these more f - • avourab;e computations may tt . • dbth F h G nment on account of er aim y e renc over pilation, we have been indulging in any way in words of extrava ' We gant and unmeasured eulogivaa all stations -chiefly in the north. The greatest difference of readings reported i 3 only o'l2in. At northern stations temperature has . '''' . :All-;-A•14.4c k... ~,.,: . ,,,pg , r , ' e ' -ea- e . lilt a majotity of sixty or seventy to bear him his hostile disposition towards Turkey, a French have examined the book most carefully, and we is there generally low :in the south it continu . r d s h i n h i e ni r s l ' il e gh t . al \ d Vin ds yesterday were light and westerly. Very ligl e i s t s 55 ._.• 7 7,-: , ' ...„.....V.4. 4 -, ! prove, it is certain that the present system 4eassa - -e - safasgs, i s out and if the P , pr sent Administration had not set of militar " • - d • 1 11 b cl el f S vrna to the Pi- speak of it, as we have here spoken of it, after hav- winds aro reported this morning. Fog continues in places. The I y administration an tho South en- a realm as een or ere rom Ins a weather is fine in the north, but generally donly on other coasts, n-------------------- '--------ss-L ' .-----,--- to work with might and main the countr - vould • y , tails most needless burdens on the raeus. ing so examined it. And, as the result of our , ..r, ON DON, WEDNESDAY still have the vexed uestion 'n th scrutin we would once more remark, in conclusion, OCT. 14, 1868. • q i e future and not people. The disturbed coneSition of the Southern M. Comonduros, the chief of the late Cabinet, Y , that we regard this book of llaydn's Dictionary of _______,...._____ the past. The greatest indignation has been ex- States c h dl b an ar y e expect ed to alter until the against whom judicial proceedings have been corn- SUICIDE OF A DYER.-On Monday an inquest was Mr. BERNAL OSBORNE On MO Dates with wonder and gratitude for its almost . neld at Halifax on the body of Thom, M • I ndcy evening made pressed in certain quarters for the persistency with great deed •• ' g from the as i ner, his first electioneering address t ' on crisis is past ant 1 the relative position menced, has succeeded in escapin e invariable accuracy, and for its certainly extra- slop dyer. On the previous mornino• 1 ,„ le was found by bis o his constituents which the Government kept office this year, but f li • t .4- an, w e ea..-- __ -, . . . ow i e and black a little mere clearly depicted. country. ordinary comprehensiveness. wife lying dead outside the house door, with his throat cut Speeches to the constituents are fast multiplying upon us, and it is easy to see that expectation is rife as to the chances of the ensuing campaign. The Hon. F. STANLEY has addressed several meet ings of late, and at one in Stalrnine, he passed some observations on Mr. GLADSTONE'S address, which are intesesting to notice. The hon. member alluded very significantly to the circumstance that the Liberal party, thr,;ugh its spokesman, is taking the credit of the Reform Bill to itself, whereas though the House of Commons lent most powerful aid to the Government, the measure was due to the exertions of the Conservatives. Not content with this wholesale appropriation, these zealous ex ponents of the truth go on to say that the Conservatives are responsible for the bad parts of the bill, while they and their friends contrived to secure to the country the better portions of it. It is not to be wondered at that Mr..STANLEv should make some attempt to set this right before those whom he addresses, and he re calls some rather awkward facts to mind—as, for instance, that it was not au unusual thing to be seen that Mr. GLADSTONE and his more immediate followers went into one lobby, while the Govern ment and its supporters went into another whenever what was called a " vital" part of the Bill was to be decided upon. This work of " co-operation," to say the least of it, is one of a very novel character, and it is hardly likely to impress the minds of those who can at all appreciate the meaning of the thing. In referring to the circumstances which led to the introduction of the Bill in 1862 to the house, the hon. member dwelt upon the great difficulties which lay in the path of the DERBY Go vernment, and it was only the strong sense of duty on the part of the noble earl which induced him to undertake the task. He and his colleagues had indeed no light endeavour before them, and they ought to be appreciated for their energy and enter prise. It is an ungracious thing, now that the time has arrived for the decision ° of the country to be taken on the affair, for those who failed themselves to contradict plain statements and begrudge their opponents what is fairly due. Whether through mismanagement or incapacity Mr. GLADSTONE did fail in the endeavour to get a Reform Bill through the House of Commons, and that with a majority of sixty or seventy to bear him out, and if the present Administration had not set to work with might and main the country would still have the vexed question in the future and not the past. The greatest indignation has been ex pressed in certain quarters for the persistency with which the Government kept office this year, but they had not in reality finished their self-imposed work of Reform, and this only reached completion a few days before the close of the Session. One battle ground during these election contests is to The news by the mails from New York to the beginning of the month show that the unfavourable condition of the finances is attracting a good deal of noticti. Mr. DELMAR'S statistics have startled the commercial circles, and the Treasury has thought it desirable to give them a semi-official contradiction. The Department states that Mr. DELMAR failed to include in his estimate a sum of over one million dollars, the balance on hand from last year. Mr. WAsiincENE, the chairman of the Committee of Appropriation, reports that the re ceipts from the customs during the fiscal year will be $370,000,000, and he calculates the decrease in the expenditure at $67,000, , 000. However well founded these more favouralVe computations may prove, it is certain that the present system of military administration in the South en tails most needless burdens on the people. The disturbed coneSition of the Southern States can hardly be expect ed to alter until the great election crisis is past ant I. the relative position of white and black a little more clearly depicted. At present there is a consta• it struggle between the rival parties, and while we, hear by one mail that negroes are elected to sea' in one of the State Le gislatures, we are t o ld 1 a the next that they must SUICIDE OF A DYER.—On Monday an inquest was held at Halifax on the body of Thomas Milner, slop dyer. On the previous morning he was found by his wife lying dead outside the house door, with his throat cut from ear to ear. lie had inflicted the wound in the middle of the house floor, and then staggered outside, where ho fell, and was found. During the last three weeks he had been drinking heavily, which ended in delirium tremens. Verdict accordingly. Mr. BERNAL OSLORNE on Mondcy evening made his first electioneering address to his constituents at Nottingham, and, notwithstanding the illness which has so long delayed his appearance, the hon. gentleman spoke with all his accustomed fluency and anitnation. Mr. OSBORNE is always an able CANADIAN HARVEST.—Complete returns of the condition of the crops throughout Ontario aro published, and show on the whole that a good average harvest has been obtained. EXCLUSIVE, VERY IMPORTANT, HARE, AND VALUABLE are the properties of Lamplough's Pyretic Saline, curing the worst headaches, sickness, skin, or biliary affections. Pleasant palatable, and invigorating. Sold by all Chemists.--[Advt.] jir 4, C aas. HER MAJESTY. BALMORAL CASTLE, Oct. _l2. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Louise, Prince and Princess Christian, Prince Arthur, and Prince Leopold, and the Prince and Princess of Teck, attended Divine service at the parish c hurch of Crathie. The Rev. Dr. INl‘Lcod officiated. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Edinburgh, accompanied by Princo John of Glucksburg, and attended by Lie.ut.oo l Keppell and Mr. Ilaig, went to the Holborn then- tro last evening. POLICE IN7'ELLIGENCE—This Day. MARLBOROUGH STREET. DISORDERLY GENTLEMEN AND THE POLICE.—Mr' Alfred James, gentleman, of No. 15, Charing-cross/ Mr. Frank Hard, gentleman, of the Tavistoek Hotel, and Jane Taylor, a well-dressed female, of Grove-place, Brompton, were charged with be' having in a disorderly manner, and James and Hard were further charged with being drunk. Jeremiah Mead, 33 C R, said that a little after one that morning he saw the two male defendants at the top of the Haymarket, in Piccadilly, with 3 number of prostitutes and two soldiers with them. As the defendants were making a great disturb ance he requested them to go away, but they re fused to do so. He got the defendants at last to go away, but they returned and interfered with every one they came near, by pushing against the passengers, and they went towards Regent-street and picked up the female defendant. The male defendants then became very disorderly, said they were connections of Sir Richard Mayne, and as they were drunk and would not go away, be, with assistance, took them into custody. In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the constable said the female defendant was not drunk. The male defendant said he was persuading ono of the gentlemen to go borne. He declined to do so, an altercation took place, and the constable then came up and took them all to the station. Police-constable Squire, 24 C, proved seeing the • male defendants with six prostitutes, and on telling them to go away they refused, stating that they knew Sir Richard Mayne and all the A division of police. Mr. Tyrwhitt—llid they mean that they had been in custody before ? (Laughter.) The constable went on to say that he afterwards saw the male defendants with about 100 prostitutes , when they said they would do as they liked, and as they were drunk they were taken to the station. James said he knew nothing of there being 100 prostitutes present, and the constable said that there were nearly 200, then 100. Police-constable Portch, 38 C R, proved seeing the female defendant trying to get the others awaY , and hearing the male defendant making a great di3' turbance and talking loudly about their connection with Sir Richard Mayne, the A division of polio , and Scotland-yard. Mr. Tyrwhitt discharged the female defendant, as she appeared to have been trying to g et the other defendants away, and fined the male &fen' daub 10s. or seven days each, at the same time stating that they could appeal to Sir Richard Mayne if they thought proper. THAMES. MR. PAGET AT THE LONDON HOSPITAL—WO morning at 10 o'clock Mr. Paget, the senior magic" trate of the Thames Police-court, attended the London Hospital to receive the statement on oath of James Buckley, a cooper, who was stabbed by a man of colour, named Felix Victor, on Saturday morning last, in Ratcliff Highway. The magistrat e was attended by Mr. John Pyer, the chief clerk, and Mr. O'Dell, one of the ushers of the c ourt. The prisoner, Victor, was brought from the House of Detention by Inspector Gee of the It division• The magistrate having received an assurwle e from Mr. Clouting, the house surgeon, that the patient under his care could give his evidence/ and that he was somewhat better this morning , Mr. Paget :proceeded to his bedside in the Devon' shire-road, and the wounded man having bee° sworn by Mr. O'Dell, the second usher, stated with great composure—My name is John Thiel& I am a cooper, have been lately residing at No. 8 9 Perseverance-pla , e, Ratcliff-highway. On Saturday morning, the 10th of the present month, I was is the Hoop and Grapes public-house. The prisoner was in the music-room. I saw him come in and go out again. I was in the street, and th e prisoner pulled off his coat and said to Inel " Feel my,'muscles." He also said, " Can you fights put up your hands." He said, "If I hit you it Wil l be sudden death." I burst out laughing, and he sparred over right at me. He had his knife in hi° hand, but I did not see it then, and he struck me on the left side below the ribs, and I felt I Wa ° stabbed. I followed him a little way, and then I fell. Then he run away in the direction of Shad' well Church. 1 knew the prisoner before. 1 10 1° the man. The prisoner, on being asked if he would ask any questions of the patient, said he came from China. The wounded man insulted him, an d on Saturday night, after leaving the Psis' sian Eagle public house, he asked him to stand something to drink, and on his refusal, to do so gave him a blow on the ribs, and made a loud hurrah at the same time. He had not struck Buckley before he struck him. Hs took out 1 11 ° knife with the intention of just pricking him on the leg. Another man struck him, and he saw tvto upon one ; this is not fair ; that won't do ; and was going to prick him, when the wounded man made a rush upon him and received the knife in b I S belly. The wounded man had a girl with him at the time. Mr. Paget said the prisoner could make his state ment at another time, and asked him if he would put any questions to the patient. Victor—Did you not strike me ? Buckley—No, I did not. Prisoner—What time was it? Buckley—Half-past twelve or a quarter to one on Saturday morning. The Prisoner--I-lad you a girl with you at th e time? Buckley--No, certainly not. The deposition was then read by Mr. Pyer an d signed by Buckley, and th e mag i strates an d ottl cers retired. The prisoner was remanded for 3 week. THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.—The reported sinking of the south-eastern shore of Hawaii is confirmed. The same occurrence was observed at Poit Hilo. The sub sidence at Hawaii in some places was from three to four and in others from six to seven feet, while at Hilo the greatest subsidence noticed was eight inches. Advices I° the sth of September state that in Hilo, Pura and I(e° frciin one to five earthquakes occurred daily. Considerab le smoke was arising from Kilanan, though but little fire We ° visible. Oscillations of the sea at Hilo on the 14th, 15114 0 and 16th of August were remarkable. For three d 3 l n the sea rose and f e ll f rom three to four feet every "- minutes. SHOCKING DEATH of A PAUPER.—Last evenD 3s Dr. Lankester had an inquest at the Islington Worldoll on the body o f J ames D owse tt , SG , an i nmate, w h o died suddenly on Thursday last. The evidence showed that 01 the day in question deceased was soot to the Caledonia j" road with a parcel, and on re t urn i ng b y way o f Liverpo`. road, he b,:came tipsy by drinki ng w i no ou t o f a gu tter, liquid having escaped from the King's Arms vaults I ;' 9 means of a pipe, which had bunt. He fell insensibly ° 1 the ground, and was speedily removed to the lju i°11 ;„ where the chief nurse, by means o f a p um p, e xtracted pint and a half of port wine from hi s s t omac h, and DO, died in a few minutes aft e rwards. A verdi c t of "Dea th 0 from being poisoned by alcohol accelerated by a fall" returned. DUNVILLE and Co., Belfast, are the 13rg es holders of Whisky in the world. Their Old Irish WhlSkY i 5 r,, ; commended by the medical profession in pref e r ence to Fr eti° Brandy. Supplied in casks and cases f o r ho me use or exPor —i.4- lion. Quotations on application to Mossn. 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