The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-21 00:00:00

,
i„
. ~..e..,,. c..„.v. .. .:,.,
••
. i 2 TIIE EVIIESS, TUESDAY lI'VF/eING OCTOBER 21, 186;- *
1
,
, = • \ -.---
(ILOTHING FUND.-For tbe RELIEF of the be necessary, ae in Italy, to resort to "egew4,l4he
..4.4
~, T ,Pl 4. I N TEWAGENOE. the idea that Rome is now ready to negotiate by DRAMA. IMPORTANT LIFEBOAT SERVICES.
V LANCASHIRE end CHESHIRE OPERATI VIE-The Lord ..,
Mayor and °manatee beg. to announce taat. by th 9 Modules of Peones causes of the fusion would st' . lis con• :7'7 .
er----."'"4"-• . reason of the proposed retirement of Mgr. de • '
the Governon oil Brieleweu. a portion of that hSe been sent of the people. M. es B elrile, like : PRINCESWB. LYTHAM, MONDAY NIGHT.
I placed at their disposal for the reception of clbothigidinVor the use "1-Ilie ..DROUP! DE LIALAIS' CIRCULAR. Strode, now corrects its canard by seeing that, is
.......rius_r_. "eat:re croe„ _tied last night under the manage- At early dawn this meriting notice was received
of the suffering population in the distressed districts; they the French potentate he imita belieVerill the . - ' a condition precedent to any negotiations,the Italian that a ship was on the mast dangerous' part of the Hone
therefore invite OONTRIBUTIONS . lair of M
deTbe Temps, Commenting on the Arcu . mr• Lind", wbo ltls Bothered round bim • °°mFanY Bank It was blowing a very drug ple at the time from
' S I • - Aof
Ch1"111112 el ell hhwtae,_ force of moral ideas only to dread and oppose It,
and or BLANKETS, agq ywinest t_et Ley - meat to ....... ‘ •
abovementioned .d....... mil -}k44lewell,
triirf jg .f..,., tor thro-oZwitlee. awl!, • !tas persuaded Ms master that this Is not a plan Yes y
Th is little to be said of this circular. It rts the parliament must reverse the vote which declared esomtif, whom will be found the names of Mr. R. Rozbl, the W. with • very heavy sea. As sue as practicable the
Rome the capital of Italy. A promeing proposal Kr. eerr Karsten, ter. George \ening, Kr. Belmar., liiebosi of the National Lifeboat Institution was launched
• sod towed to windward by the Loch Lomood steamer.
V., • Aton-honae, LC., OK. A wortby of a descendant of FREDERICK 11. He policy which La Prance has supported, froin in commeoce- this 1 Mrs. C. Young, Miss M. Oliver, and Miss Murray. After having been cast off by the steamer the lifeboat had
-. -__
ee,n would revive the policy which made Prussia meet to the dismiasal of M. Thouvenel, and which the The Bourse was firm throughout the day, all The performance+ last evening commenced with Delicate to go th h a tremendously heavy sea of broken water,
' r
,' '1
-
pAms FIRST C"88 and 1411fD°I'T 'PRI"' what it Was until lately, • kingdom of shreds and Conatitutionnet would seem to have rallied to since the thought of any further change of ministers being
m°feeeefee•Pieetelly Pfleirededby._ Id.les. Oliver.
ilk; N'int,eingt,,i arid whicttefilled h:rt :tree ti.mos,hbu:t with greeehertreeres I:i re
WATIIIISTON and Bli)oginew, patches, with warmly any distinctive common life appointment of M. Drouyn de Lhuye IA P^anteD" tali dismissed for the moment. Route rose 30c. for 'ef DT' in nn aan n al. p.m n awl'
Itt leeptiairt meth - ' ty tonh on hoard 13 10'i
' I GOLDSMITHS and lirotausas. • step in advance and, es if the French empire wee not based but highly unsatisfactory play of Lore. Thu piece, full of
Londe., -a monarchy rather than a nation. This, it may . . , caah, and 10c. for account, closing at 71fr. 35c. the crew and • Liverpool pilot, who was on board.
. Mentifectory, 16, HenSettaatreet, Owentgarden, W.C., sham sentiment, set forth in ahem Elizabethan blank verse,
n immortal suffrage, it maker pure mockery of the " right . The vessel proved to be the ship Annie E. Hooper, of
I N.B This establahamat is closed at 6is the swain, ime on be said, is an unprincipled course d action, too e M blier 2f and the
in each case. o i rose I r. 50c.,
t tiatiudays at I o'clock. bad to be believed of a Kum who is always ap- of the Romans," and declares unequivocally that Rome is was utterly heavy and void of attmetion at its first produr &junior., united States, bound to Liverpool, with a cargo
lost to Italian unity. one thing te el. froin the mini.. Italien Loan 40c. The Northern and Lyons rail- lion some twmand.twenty year" ago at Covent-garden, when of +heat, flour, and tobaceo. Sin was of 1,500 toes bur-
-1 HAItMO N I IT M 9.-N BWMO D E L pealing to HUNK'S az the source of his authority. 2,3621 circular-the immense importance of the Roma gum. ways rose Mr. each ; Southern, 2fr. 50c., and the principal cheracters were sustaised by Madame Vestries deo. After Ulan Oft the fourteen Wea, the win by which
i eitaitee, BEALE and WOOD, 201, Regentstreet. But the argument from character is not so strong ewe which, for the present at least, is first in the minds of &astern, Hr. 25c. ; Orleaus fell Mr., aud Western, Miss Ellen Tree, Mr. Anderson, Mr. John Cooper, and hurt the lifewhhorth hael-i t-1
I:o 1:L the
shier Ptilrete;iferodualtheLds". thPrntlgue.
IN FUN EVERY WEEK, One Penny, as it once was. M. DS Bunteita underetands his the government. The new minister begins by declaring 2fr. 50c. night lt wu cleaved la °alma° °ileac.' Ham' the bem tin, coming up at theirerime time, took off the ea tan and-
-1 . Lnes of Eminent Sategmen. epoch :he knows well that if he shall by any that he wishes to enlighten people es to the direction he The Daily News of Saturday was seized. wss by so means ill played by Mr. H. Venn, and Mrs. B' the remaintng three men. The vowel will pedal!" become
*imam& end Diary. will follow, and after this general declaration he speaks White gave point and piquancy to Catarina's pert graces, • total wreck. Nobler lifeboat services have sel om been
i him Eery.
Cook Encieloperdia. means, however foul, succeed in extending the
boundaries of Prussia by fifty or one hundred thou- • •
oaly of the Roman questiou as if this was the but no piece and no acting could have stood agaiest the performed, aa the seveutem poor shit:reeked moo testified
ludicrous impression created by the utter want of all dap with grat•frd heart.' lkah °sheets hayed admirably'
A Young Darned Lady. only foreign question in the order of the day.
,' Songs for the Throng, dc. sand square miles he will be the idol of his age, FRANCE AND ITALY. THORPE, SUFFOLK, Mornme Nionr.
• As for the new attempts at conciliation, we have not the ability dieplayed by the lady who attempted to play the
1 -
Now ready, handsomely bound in magenta cloth, gilt, prior 4s. &L; and that the first voice which publicly proclaims lout hope from them. The Holy See has fixed the na-
g -w___ heroine. Such an exhibition has probably never bees wit. At midnight the crew of the lifeboat Ipswich, belonging
to the National Lifeboat histitution, aed stetioned at this
that he has made Prussia great will be mein- tioo, and engaged itself in such a manner that it cannot cow (FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.) tressed since the days of Romeo Coates, and the sooner the place, discovered • vessel oa the shoal. She wee the barque
THE SECOND .....yritedigti:Ml of FUN, with ne-
memos Engravings by talented artiste end articles by dig- gunthed in applause. cede anything. It mast either be abandoned to itself, or GENOA, Om. 15. new lease is induced to put an &lodate veto on the per. Henry Everett, of Rochester. It was blowing a strong
tlnguished enters. against Italy. Any middle term is formanee the better for the credit of his theatre. t
se for the 5..V...'., wwiet.h. a trenmettnidous surf on e beach.
t, thalthongh
The First Volume, uniform with the Second Volume, on ems For the moment there is no opportunity of an- 7 mad side alth it A good deal ,of jealousy and irritation are now The ho but poorly attended.
Office, 80, Fieetstreet the darkness' of the night and the tempest were
flexing another German state to Prussia, but in uerry• being displayed by the press in the gove
rnment in-
elle Prase says . enough to appal soy man. Life was in distress, Lod
M. Ds BISMARK'S opinion that is 110 reason why he but we terest at the continual publication of the bulletins with a promptitude and lounge weethy of the great cause
The circular of M. Drou nde Lhu has a peered, THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. they serve, the lifeboat crew, after encountering great mi-
-1 Itfit erirrelSO• should sit still with folded hands. The first thi
nee are not a hit more eYnlightened" than') before. The from Varignano. It 11118 intended that the
_e___ fruity is launching the lifeboat Ipswich through the heavy
to be done is to present Prussia before Germany in i Emperor's letter is the basis of the policy of AL amnesty should have " laid" Garibaldi ; and 't
--e- i The attendance at the Exhibition yesterday was surf, pushed off to the wredr, aod took off the crew of
, arms as her military leader. A war with Den- Drouyn de Lhuys, as it was the basis of the policy of IL ia not impossible that this remit might have four men. As soon as the lifeboat brought them ashore, a
TO CORRESPONDENTS. excellent, and included many schools and parties
el
Advennements Intended for " The Limes" London Evening mark offers the readiest Melina for the demonstra- Thonvenel. If we had only regard to the despatch of the followed a pardon accorded on the day after Aspro- of working people. Amongst the most conspicuous era:Se
k ngel owne to sajt that another vessel was on.Smewell
so the lifeboat proceeded on her mission of
:Am
47.1.111,,4 be &tot the Mace, 10, Bouverie-strest, by Two ton, and such a war, there is the strongest reason new minister nothing would be changed. There would be monte. Then, it would have savoured of m of the latter was one which had been organised by m • be- *e h ' h k, h
; t just as s e was coming up to t e wrec er
I j publication.
to believe, is resolved on. The Danes, at least, ly one minister in the room of another. We are goina to the National Lifeboat Association, for the purpeee crew Were taken off by the gallant exertions of • French
- nimity, as well as of strength. Now it comes after
ownitness new di • •
plornatic efforts. Will N. Drouyn de Lhuys
COVENT GARDEN. are convinced of it. A fortnight ago the Danish f removiaa the boat which has been during the leave..
. be more fortunate than ill. Thouvenel! Will many hesitations and much uncertainty, and reads e e • • • - it Inn be remembered that a few months ago the town
TIM Evan:lo, LURLINE. Mins Sara Dobson. Mies season exhibited in the Horticultural Gardens.
House of Representatives was informed by its hie stts • plans bring about the capitulation like a solution forced upon an unwilling cabinet el Ipswich generously subscribed the Mot of this
1 Thtriwall., and Miss Susan Pyne ; Meagre. Santiey, IL Cora, Thirty seamen having visited the Exhibition, Thimble lifeboat. Amply have they already been repaid
Amy. Lyall. and George Parrea.-C.ondador, Mr. Alfred President that the latest German notes con. of the non posse mus, that fortrese of the temporal power ? rather than an act of Royal clemency and grace. manned the boat and navigated it with great skill for their generosity, for the four shipwrecked men of the
i Mellow-Commence at 8. tained humiliating and indefensible demands, pie- On thia head we have no doubt. We are certain there will
_____ The friends in Garibaldi's close intimacy appre- through the leading streeta, to the great astonish- Henry Everest owe their lives, in all probthility, to the
1 HAYMASIJIT. ferred in peremptory and dictatorial language, and be • new check. The declarations of his ministers and of the. dime the ministerial tactic of making Garibaldi ment and admiration of the public. liberality of the people of lemma. We earnestly hope that
i Tem Bertram A DALIGHTIIt TO MARRY. Mai E Romer.
...ova estenteee eeilere. Mem demege. Daewoo. : tem. that the nation must stand united and strong, Pope himself are too peremptory and minim M. Dronyn r., .. .• - .- . - d The London Stereoscopic Company intend to con- other towns will follow the lendable example of Ipswich in
rgotten , anci tne name ot e.anette summone this nand and great week. The new lifelong behaved ad-
. & Fitswilliam -DUCE HUNTING. llre.Willdne-Aad JACK'S de Lhuys admit+ that for thirteen years our efforts at Rome "'' tinue their Exhileti labo to th l of th
i on ura e c ose e mesely.
. RETURN FROM CANTON. The Lectereqs. prepared at the call of the Knee to repel foreign
have bun wed by complete tof McCaw. from Florence to a consultation, has once more ap- supplementary fortnight, and are at precut own- MARGATE, MONDAY NIGHT.
interference, and fight for " the independence
. inti.nnwere The Miele says : peered at the foot of theee bulletins, so offensive to pied in taking the machinery. The exhibitors are Yesterday night and throughout the early past of this
TRW Emma. DEUCATE GROUND. Mr. George Vining " and liberty of old Denmark." This circular will be reed with curiosity, more on account the " ultra-Piedmontese." now showing great anxiety to preserve memorials of morning it blew • perfect hurricane off Margate. Eerly in
ent Mir M. °Uwe-LOVE Messrs. H. Marstoo. Vain,
Shore, Cathcart ; Mrs, B. wane win miss Cosstance Aylmer. Here, then, we see the temper and good sense of of what it leaves to be guessed than what it weans, for Now if Garibaldi's wound is not the slight injury their cases, and overwhelming the company with tartlert ine fele' were heard and "'three wswe sent uf frog)
11 light vessels off here. Mise Burdett coutts
-And Pitalf&CllON. Mimes M. Oliver end Murray. the Prussian people put to a neer and severe trial, it announces no change of policy. After having in vain en- which the ministerial preas would insinuate, neither orders, but there will be some difficulty in fulfilling lifetwet, belonging to the National Lifeboat Institution, put
BRITANNIA. The Klee may snub their representatives, but he !leavound for twelve years to conciliate, • new attempt is it to be deemed dangerous to life. It is • bad these in the short space of time noir remaining. off at 3.30 a.m. to so English brig,. shout 350 tens harden,
THIS CAST ON THE MERCY OF THE WORLD. tto be made. After experiencing so man The followino were the schools and parties :- bound to Loudon from the Miterranesio, which had got
Mrs. & Luis.- byMesen. Banda ffiumpten. and Miss cannot carry on an unjust and aggressive foreign war 4 ah°°- - . . . y compound fracture-a very bad thing, as every le • paid snare upon the Girdle Sand. At that time the wiod was
. H. and Male. C. Stephan. - And • refusals and mortification., the tentative phase does Bexley, Kent, atonal School, 97, expenses
A BCLeZinaiUSE Cllteirlare fa. Came end IL Lacey. without their active sympathy and support. Will not seem to be exhausted. IL Walesteki tried his band, surgeon knows ; but it fortunately occurred that by F. Daahwood, Esq. • Coventry, Bablake's School blowing • rwry. heavy Pie hum S•W• by W• The lifeboat
. ' reached the brig about 5 a.m. sad found the nrainmut cut
the Prnsaian people be dazzled by M. Ds Bts- sf. Thouvenel also ; now IL Drouyn de Lhuys is about to the constitution of the man it befel was a sound 73, trustees ; Bedford;hire Union School, 70, sub- aim hem l'
y and anchors and c es est. She remained until the
HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE MARK'S projecta, and prefer military glory to try his, sod, if necessary, there will be others after him. one, and his temperament eminently patient. scription ; St. John's, Paddington, Servants' School, brig was got off. Although the easistanne ci the lifeboet wee
Tim DAY - Mornlng, Ob. lOni.....Arionsocoa OIL 30et. liberty T Will a patch of territory here and a patch The other day there was the great advantage of hesitation- There is every reason to hope Garibaldi will re- 25i non. Mrs. A. Kinnaird ; employes of H. P. not required, her presence encouraged the crew of the brig to
ToMORROW-Monalnia Oh. forn.....Aftensoce. le. ion Burt and Co., timber merchants, Rotherhithe and keep to their vessel. The crew speak highly of the way
there, to be coarsely sewn on to the map of their now there is the great advantage of attempts.
• cover, but it will be after a tedious convalescence, in which the lifeboat behaved, and would cheerfully go out
Blackwell, 113, firm ; drummers and bandbo of
Y• •
country, make up in their eyes for the loss of that and no small• inroad upon the strength of one ia any weather in hie.
,
LONDON, T UESDA Y. OCTOBER 21. • . • ITALY. various regiments at Iddershott, 31, Rev. A. H.
'
1 -a - living principle of union which had its seat in the
TURIN, Ocr. 17. unused to a sick bed, and no longer young. Here ; employes at Ellington and Ridley's feather
! Parliament at Berlin, and which in time would the weariness of the long day and the factory, Old Kent-road, 180, firm ; paviours, ma- THE LIFEBOAT PROCESSION.
1 WE hear men asking on every side what the
Prussian people will now do. The nation has been • •
have attracted other Germans to their national
organization 4 The future ot Germany win The Minister at War has ordered a court-martial Already
longer night is preying upon him and almost he sons, and labourers, parish of Bt. Marylebone, 240,
. , - upon General Favergues and his aide-de-camp • I er, each man for reereahm„t, parishioners. A complete ovation was given ye,stenlay to the
first word is, "What a tedious affair tbis will be !" '
ousted in the most arbitrary and illegal manner under the following curious circumstance; :-This The highest temperature yesterday up to 3 o'clock lifeboat which WU draws, on her transporting carriage,
gre tly depend on the •
answer which must soon be In some respects the period of inactivity will through the principal streets of the metro!): to the river
' from that share in the management of its own -. a - - general being in command of a camp at Bologna by Negretti and Zambra's patent thermometers
given to these questions.
i ; affairs which is implied in the constitution. It is was going into the town one eve • eery late, rather serve the cause of those wbo trust in Geri- Was :.-In the nave, 51.3 deg. ;in the galleries, 51.5; side.. Tli.
tileifilbLat stzod ooltshif,airriageausthe e wesitez on-
! i
told that it may-indeed, that it must-furnish both - when the sentinel of the barrier guard, who bed re- baldi ; and be it said in passing, the number is ain the western annex, 58.8. The temperature of was visited there by • large number of persona. The boat
1 soldiers, and money wherewith to pay them ; but MR. GLADSTONE ON SLAVERY. ceived orders to let no one out of the camp, stopped large one. While Garibaldi lies there, looking the dew point, 39.6 deg. Ins built by Mews. Forrest, of Limehouse, sod the car.
tuber, admitted riage by Mr. J. Robinson, of Kentith-towo. The boat has
that the House of Nobles which officers, and the him. In vain the general declared his rank,and in vain out upon the blue sea beneath him-thoughtful The following were the total nu a beautiful light
and bandarana
appearance. Its
ind.
a.
' KING who commands the army, will settle between The following letter has been addressed by the the aideede-camp, who was with him, bore witness and silent-the government muat do something ; y painted • light blue, and its bottom and keel white, and
Byy : n ticketa
, 5,716 about four inches from the top of the bulwark is an oval rim
' them how man men shall be maintained, and what
Y secretary of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to Mr. L. W. to the truth of his assertion ; the obstinate must move. Now, this move will in a great mea- By ditto for Is. days
F I Moore, of Northampton. It is in reply to • letter from Me
revenue shall be approprieted to that purpose. The . . , soldier would know nothing but his orders, which sure decide what the " party of actiou" will do. If By payment AGM
____ slung looped rope tassels' in saving life in cases of shipwreck.
Moore, written after reading Mr. Gladstone s Newcastle • M Rattazzi cannot induce the Emperor to evacuate Total WM On the blue bows beneath, on the shield of an heraldic
naurpation is so naked and absolute, that word'', s • • - • were to let no one pass, and he pointed his •
peach, and making some inquiries as to the sentiments device, is written " National Life Boat Institution," while
Rome, what policy remains to him 1 Garibaldies failure
I however they may enfeeble, cannot enhance its of the right hon. geutleman in reference to slavery : bayonet at the general's breast. So far the in the circle round the shield ans the words. " Supported
effect. In truth, nothing now stands between the story resembles the celebrated ona of Napoleon has nottaught the lesson of patience it was expected UNITED 000110 T PENSION SOCIETY. by voluntary contributions." Each silo of the boat is
. "IL Downing-street, Whitehall, Oct. 17. fitted with five rowlocks, and one on each side close to the
will of the KING and the execution of any project " Sir, -I am desired by the Chancellor of the Exchequer • 9
I illustrated by the picture, On ne passe pas. to do. Very far from it The expression of Gene- - rudder. There are ten ous-half of them blue and half of
rid Durando's despatch was an admisaion that Yesterday evening the inaugura n
tio festival of
.s. them white-for propelling the boat, and two long ones
, he may choose to entertain. This is a situation full to acknowledge the favour of your letter of the 13th lost., But here the resemblance ceases. General Fa- of th pe • ties which la•
Peen-r to sne for we in the stern rowlocks to assist in steering or other-
.
I I
'
11 of calamity. An intelligent observer from another and lamto my that he hopes that the policy of this vergues, instead of rewarding the man for his firm-
hemisphere watching the development of Prussian
politics a month ago might heve remarked
that Constitutional Government was on its
trial. He might now say with some country will never be directed to the support or encourage-
ment of slavery ; but in viewing the conflict which now
rages in America, we must all, Mr. Gladstone thinks, wish
it were in our power, by friendly means, to stop the effu
Soo of hu n blocd.-I , sir •
, your obedient servant, - nese in the discharge of his duty, got the corporal
of the guard to bring him away from his post, and
then, being all the while dressed in plain clothes,
went up to the soldier and asked furiously whether Garibaldi but enunciated the general sentiment of trades of this country was bald at the Freemasons' Tavern. •
Italy, and in this wise, reads rather like a rebuke In the month of February last that important body, the
to Italy, which suffered itaexponent to stand alone ted an emaciation the object in the work io h The d ten thk
gof t e boat. stem aD s us e,
with the exception of the gear for fixing the rudder at the
si,- a is-c; -.ltiss su auk l forianat.
ai stern. The inside of the heat is panted white. Tlie head
:ceso.l3iii.r.fhtliise metropolis. i tia
and unsupported. The Foreign Minister of Victor bers, and great eoergy in its establishment having been
Emmanuel, in fact, has declared that the late expedi• met
.b.y corresponding success, it was resolved to Five due
publicity to its operations by means of • public dinner, at
- and stern are filled in with large air cases, and air boxes
run round the sides of the boat under the side seats. Each
seat for the rowers is made to accommodate two men rowing
in • line, aod there are raised slabs on the sesta, giving them
I , plausibility that it had completely broken e ler. W. L Moore." " CHAIDSB L. RYAN. he did not know him? A negative answer wee re- tion was faulty as regards time and expediency, but which it. fric,,d4 una supporter. should come to.
their exect place for sittiog• Just inside, all round the
I . down. In France, Spain, Italy, and Prussia, turned by a box on the ear from the general's perfectly justifiable as to right and principle. Now gethe.r..in..soc.ial and.. shut, laity intercounis. In
pthe boat, are lima with floats to lutist in saving life.
he deck leading to the bottom of the
where for a time it seemed to flourish, it has auc- hand, and the unaccominodating soldier was there- this is not very palatable doctrine at the Tuileries ; Liens, ales she ...mger. :,' tle piereieeoee:wTerere rorr ,
si.
large tubes fitted with valves on
• cumbed and given place to a military government. Despatches were received yesterday at the Colo- upon sent before a court-martial. His defence and the result has been, it is said, such a rebuke entered on • labour of love or of rivalry (Whets equine the deck so as to let through the water that
.., nial-oftice from the Govereon of the Australian Colonies, as may compel General Durand° to retire from the stimulaot), and produced a banquet of unusual excellenn, may be shipped, but to let now up from eider. A . peat,
;.! In the first of these countries it met a violent end, was the letter of his orders ; and, moreover, that at which gathered a goodly number of th artists prett ly constructed brass pump is fixed in the
,if Hong Koug Ceyloo and Gibraltar
in the last the constitution has not been thought " • • • t' h h 'th f h cabinet and accept the poet of envoy to Berlin. True
le g The Right Hon. T. Milner Gibeon arrived in some une ago, wen e was in e army ot e ex- without whom there could be no " good men's feasts." Ili boat for - '' ' f 1 kage T muta and
ptylogerr in case o ea .. w.o
worth destroying, it being much more convenient Kiug of Naplen, he had been flogged for letting a or noht true, thef lry decussior oftesnch interferetuce IpoAst of...he:nor
r-}5 Z:s placieot her
MajeertaYtisaiLAdlindebyresirincte+ riggiDg al.ed.amvid ttriillablig. / • e carnar I),s2a ver
til-
iil to throw it into the lumber-room. towo yesterday from his seat, Theberton-house, Suffolk.
Frances Countess Waldegrave is passing the ma. general pass under precisely similar circumstances. on t e part o rance-coo , ent ' °era ' • • • portant Juliet to eet.t is • gimp e u ins e
r•Perate, Pa -- number of persons interested in dm encome, that not much contrivance consisting, in fad, of nothing more than • long
Trul if immediate and material success •th discussion by Italians-is a painful evidence of the lens than 200 was at the dinner were occupied. With • 'r ot bean's, forming • groove to carry the keel of the
Y s '8 -e son at Dndbrook House, Ewa. He was unanimously acquitted, anal now a court- Cs • •
being fitted with large rollers to enable the
i I.: all-sufficient criterion of a cause, the long attempt le• unt Cranbourne and Mr. E. C. Joh n martial is to express its o• • h rat'
pinion on t e gene s powerful pressure which French policy exercises certain aPPr.Wrietenewt Beale was the
Aldermae y . . t, the groove
cnairman A tbe evening, and ducharged his duties boat to be easily launched off the carriage Mk the sea. This
to realise constitutionalism in Prussia is a failure. have arrived in town from a tour on the Continent. conduct. over this people. with singular fitnem. According to his statemen groove or keelway is of amine met upon &Aaron, the whole
But with all the short-comings of the Prussiae Sir Edwyn Sendamore Stanhope has arrived at It is curio= to note what a wide difference exista I° proposing the toast of the evening, . the Uni running upon four very strong harm wheels sod fitted with
1 t Liberals, we do not think so meanly of them as Maurigy's Hotel from Hobne Lacy, Hereford. tavynnes TZLEGEAWL) Cooks' Pension Society was founded on a principle which shafts for two hones. The brat is funned into the car-
between the tone of Italian journalism and the lan- had been fouod to work well, for the digtribution of • twit- in • f • d be f
• smiple, easy way or transit, au may run or
i 0 to believe that they will acquiesce in the dreary Mr. and Lady Isabella Schuster have arrived at FRANCE. guage one hears in society. la the former, with a reund in a pension society had been found to do more benefit 17s dorm shoes, or if neceseary over country. The stern
. 1 than several pounds distributed in ordinary and indiscrimi- is out the shafts of the airrm' e, and therefore when the
; ! conclusion. Unmoved by the taunts of the extreme their town residence from Preston House, Leatheriseed. PARIS, Ocr. 21. few exce tions, there is alwa s held forth the h
P 3' °Pe nate charity. One great advantage of these associations was hoe. entree et it. dretination the horse. and myyjsge aro
Ir i Democratic party who point, not without some Mr. and Countess Zelke Garner have arrived at The Moniker of this morning contains the fol- that the French will leave Rome. It is a question that tbe recipients of their benefits were ell k
w-- -wow°, led backed as far as u ry into the sea, the boat unfastened
11 exultation, to the fulfilment of their sinister pre- Idurigy's Hotel from Norfolk. lowing : of time, they say ; a great edifice like the Papacy were not neceasonly paupers, for whatever assistanee and from the •
t of their , the carrier by a simple mechanical con.
ns own the rollers of the
trivance is til , and the boat ru d .
dictiona, and aak what was to be expected from a Mr. Adeline, M.P., and Lady Elizabeth Adeane " The Turkish Ambassador, on remitting his muat not be blown up like a Martell° tower, or the osuPP°
sr: tb:siy recerei: wteheerr' abenttereearnremoreere el
ImeWerms keelway into the sea ; the men are already seated with
i: i system of government which gives • whole people will shortly leave 13abraham, near Cambridge, on • tour in credentials to the Emperor, said that it was the whole world would be stunned by the crash dame Ceottsr it was urged, were • vet y numerous their hands upon their oan, and the moment she is Luther'
i into the power of one man neither wiser nor better Italy' earnest wish of the Sultan to strengthen more and blinded by the dust. It must be patiently and • very important body., to. which society owed she is away.
The death of Mrs. Tbistlethwavte occurred on much, not only of gratificatioo but of health Th. et.,..ion „as inimitably roodurted throughout,
i than his fellows, they will bide their time, certain - and more the friendly relations between the two and carefully removed stone by stone, for recon- and safety, for most persons trusted almost their
,_ under theablemanageraent of Captains hie nard aud Brown.
Saturday at her residence in Connaught-place, Hyde.park. shoo fif of th • Y bet •te the
as they are that sooner or later the necessities of This lady the daughter of Henry Bath t, Lord Bishop 'marts' struction in another form, and possibly in another !LT tot tobrem three
ety tltier inks"sehriiir iiesT,(4.:::
vefo.rart: It was 42eaded by t. ty eir men ongrng .
• aval Reserve, with their colours end their adeur-
r the Crown will compel it to recognise the of Norwich, by hie wife Grace Coote, sister to the late " The Emperor, in reply, thanked the mimosa- place. The people who dwell in it, too, must be The association which had been inaugurated for this pure aßbris brass band. The boat was drawn from the Royal lior.
righta of the nation more thoroughly and Charles Henry Lord Cutlecoote. She was married, in 1827, dor for these aasurances, and added :eel &nee the looked after and their effects secured to them. We Pose iotoodeal to Prweeed mi • es!! sys!'erw? fr 7. it wastiteti ticultnral Gardeos to the Kensiogtos-road by some Yoko.
I more sincerely than it has hitherto done.
We learn that in all the provinces of the monarchy to her cousin the late T. Twistlethwayte, of Southwick Sultan's accession to the throne, I have followed m wit have a deference for their convenience and their titultd!td sahtord iti,o
Itoot.,
aistear Leg)!
irwstoiturldro: an t
1 Ito th teen Heriehfour meet ificart hones were Itched toalottbe
Park, Hants, by whom she had issue Arthur Henry (of the with strong interest the loyal and courageous con- opinions ; we must hear what they urge against members of the calling and to the public to provide annual Pli=fly, d:.pnr;cte,ll:ieese.nstrepaet7dpli.roaji,..aPoadekeharingg•
Guards), who died in the Crimes, Augustus subscriptions ameuntine to 500/. or 600/., aod when those cross. Greed ovations were made opposite Northumberland
they are welcoming back and applauding the de- &eta Feliii" duct of the Sulteue and have applauded the reforms any chme,e, and we must refute it calmly and re-
rederick (late of the 85th Regiment) and Mrs. Grace. objects were attained, it was proposed to llPProPriele Pew; House, the Admiralty, and the Board of Trade. The boat
i puties who have so faithfully represented them at r3l • . ' which he has undertaken." spectfully, however firmly. All this done-and it Mons to such members of the body ag were in need of such then turned buck, awg "tit up EMentotreet, Portlaed-
I rs. Thistlethwayte was great niece to Allen, the cola-
Berlin. Moreover, since the Kura, by his despotic bro.! Earl )34,thoyee, The Moniteur also announees the appointment will take some time to do-the ejectment will come usistance. To this aid the labours of the committee, under place, and the New-road to the City, thence meow to
the superinteodence of Mr. Griffiths, the first president of the horeditch, and ultimately reached Limeliou.e is safety.
courae of action, has reduced the Constitutional His Excellency Count Bernstorff, who left Lon- of Baron Melaret aa Minister Plenipotentiary to at last, and the tenants will leave. society, had been directed, and toweids the accomplishment Everywhere large crowds of people followed the proceriow
question to its utmost simplicity, all classes of don in July of last year, in order to assume the office of Belgium ; and of M. Ferriere Levayer to Hanover One hears nothin • • • •
g like this in society. There of that object, the liberal cootributioos of the company u- It was • pleasing trait in the character of the men om-
i 'ambled were asked. A respoose of an adequate kind wail
~ prising the Ito •al Naval Reserve force to respond so libe•
Liberals are more united than ever. But for all Minister ot Foreign Affairs in Berlin, and who resigned iu the same quality. people are ready enough to own what they believe, .....1 te tee i d Iveri ti to
--A - --- appea., AD- 11.1_____p_ous _ a considenole to. to the rell for roi„etee_ ~... „„______ _tat*. the
. this, we do not look for any sudden and signal that post lately on acoonat of some differeocee of view
- that the Emperor has not the mod distant iuten- amount, o.rming, amengst others, frem some of the first pf0g,,,40.. They were-shee'"res7dy'";""ugioo:7 day.; piy
, . acts of resistance to the Government. Although with the majority of his colleagues about the internal gastronomical houses in the metropolis, were ;reflected in the as their mite to promote the objects of so Feat sod DAL
. affairs of Prussia, arrived on Saturday last with his family EXPRESS FROM PARIS. tion of leaving ; that the possession of Rome MMUS on.. ay the evening. The proceedings in every respect an institution whose lifeboats hove, within the LA two
some of the states of Prussia have produced ener-
- at Prussia House, Carlton-house-terrace. His excellency --..- the mastery of the Peninsula ; and that whatever promised well for the success of • very meritorious charita- ywin. aud a hk.f. teemed 740 wilosioneey of whow, pro.
aetic revolutionists, the spirit of this moat bably. were either their relatives or former mates. The
" now resumes his former diplomatic functions at the British MOM OUR 0W24 OORIUMPONIII3II.I looee preponderance is going at large about Europe l'e .eetituti°e•
patient people is, except perhaps in the 'mere with the rank of ambassador. -- lifeboat and carriage will leave London in the course of a
PARIS, MONDAY EVENING. belonge ot right to the great civiliser-France. The &Me of to-day seys :-" M. Petniocelli week or so for Ty oemouth, Northumberlaed, where every
Rhenish provinces and in Posen, one of ultra I To Ruch an extent had the water accumulated • winter some dreadful shipwrecks take place: sod tlio
I legality, combined with strong sentiments of per- at the Fahibition during Suoday night, that • very large A judicious mot of the Temps anticipates what I In the midst of all speculations about the future, dells Geniis, deputy of the Italian parliament, ROd a dis-
from •
splendid lifeboat is therefore likely to be demential INITICO
was about to write concerning M. Drouyu de and it is in speculations that we occupy ourselves, tinguished writer, arrived st Paris • few days ego in succouting sneering humanity in its most helpless
soled loyalty to the reigning house. The K ING portion of the flooring of the nave was under water, and in
' Lhuys' circular-" there is little to be said about a strange rumour is afloat that Rat .
tazzi has hit Loudon. Orders were instantly given him to leave Fresco state.
, counts on this feeling, tradea on it, we might say, the lower parts of the eastern annexe it rose several inches' 1.1 Pet li ill, and it was only h -- ----.. . - -
if speaking of a personage less illustrious. H'
le above the flooring. The firemen and • body of labourers, it." The new miniater, who is a man of undoubted upon an expedient by what, in the language of the forthwith. •
the efforts of M. Nigra, the Italian minister, that he ob.
WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)
usurpations will be either extenuated, or, although under Captain Maynard, IMO kept at the pumps and talent, and one, moreover, especially and justly turf, would be called " squaring" the Emperor
tained leave to stay 24 bouts at Paris."
ethriginee for several hours, uutil
tht lasdt,eotnhthfe opening of proud of his skill in framing diplomatic despatches, and " nobbling " Italy. It is this : be is to con-
his own, ascribed to evil counsellors. Every ex- The Pays had announced that the state of TUESDAY, 001.0111 E 21„ I AM.
building yesterday morning, p water had has evidently felt the force, as applicable to the !cur perfectly in the retirement of Durand° ;he is
bealth of Mdme. Thouvenel, in • certain measure, con -
Mae Will be found for inaction, for the Prussians hem so far reduced as to be se •
ightly below the (tooting. B. &M. D. F. O. L 3. IL
_ _
___
______ _ __ _ ..._ -
i;
I have not attained to that degree of political edu- Since that time the flood has gradually subsided, but its
cation which enables men to sacrifice a sentiment effects were felt in the extreme coldness of the building
for a cause. yesterday. present case, of the old proserb-" least said ito accept a sharp reprimand for the ill-worded des- tributed to bring about M. 'Chouveners withdrawal from
sooneet mended." M. Drouyn de Lhuys is judi-ipatch, and acknowledge that the French are at office. A. letter written by the late minister's eecretary
cions enough to avoid any alluaion to a European IRome for wise and good reasons-though he does rectifies that assertion, and declares that Milme. Thouvend, gam .
.... ma 41 42 se. a u se am 3
ho had been seriously ill, has now entirely resumed. emsusaiii ... Se.2o a 119 W. 81N - 6
i Of course, M. us BISMARK knows that the moat
devoted loyalty may be destroyed if too much During this week Lady Herbert of Lea sends up congeal', which it was reported he would invoke I not know them-he is to turn the national atten-
all her tenantry to visit the Exhibition, and to dine together to settle the question. He says nothing more in : tion from St. Peter's to St. Mark's, and make _ . . ,
in the building. Another lady has forwarded to Mr. blot, substance than that his mission is to at- ' Venice the bourne of all Italian aspiration. This 7. . - 4
w The Ost-Deutsehe Post states that the Archduke gtl27/02 . - I
nis about to proceed to Ettypt, and afterwards 111tHao8SAM r0.47 47 45 IL 6 4 7r 0.44 ii
abused, and he has not overlooked the possible int Nubia and Abyssioia. Quark,
• • h a very liberal sum of money to be spent on an enter. latest political
. consequences of the popular fermentation which tempt once more that reconciliation be- I beg to announee to you as the The late great autumn fair at Leipeic has been Yemeni ••• - - - - : : : :1_
, P - &boat it, in which, however, she was not implicate'
years at the port of New York, viz. :-1860, imports,
rtuein nt to all the oung women, without exception, who
tween Italy and Rome which M. de Lavalette, ' " novelty." Italian unity has changed the venue,
better attended than any fair for some years past. lifer Ilicorl:gliwa, , 207„ -4-4 -4i wim, 8 8 , .... lit
his measures have set up. But there is too are employed in theybuilding. The donor gives as her r
~ much reason to believe that he has provided by the for this entertainment that during all her visits to the after a long and patient trial, officially reported to ' and is to be tried at Venice instead of Rome. chaots arrived there from Rusgia, Poland. and the Danubian trrairooe
rimanoll2 W.BO WI NO W.N.W. 9 6 o -IS
j.l worst of means against this inconvenience.
policy, revealed if not avowed, is to treat the die-
m, building she always experienced the utmost courtesy aod be impossible, on account of the obstinacy of the There are several reasons
attention from the young women engaged there, whether in Pope. M. Drouyn de Lhuys nails his coloura to if it is to be called a policy-ehould not be very The
why this new policy- Priecipalitese, sii well es f r°m other Put. of BoroPe. raws,sos
W.N.W. 8 9 M 0 .
needed however was not in proper- esesoorn.. . raw 51 50 W.N W. 8 9 la 0.2815
amount of buainess tra . . „ .
.. . •
um u so tutu,. a 8 . lc. es 6
Hon to the number of visitors. Leather sold at • rise of 41w1Wir
order by counter-irritants. Lest the people should the refreshment rooms, photograph or catalogue stalls, ke .. the mast of the Emperor's letter to M. Thouvenel, i palatable to us in England, without entering for a.,n, • d .. . . weevers 29.82 52 50 W.N.W. 75 n' 0.12' 6
mai LS to La PFUSURIS o the quintai. Winter clotin Poersuoirm - 2681 48 45 W.N.W. 66tr On 0
and that she wishes to mark her sense of this conduct by an 6
• talk too persistently of liberty and rights, M. DE
eeenin
en.
ruin . published in the Mottiteur of Sept. 25, and be con- moment iuto the greater question of its oonse- alone met a fair demand. Cotton cloths wen! neglected, °psis -
, 3 te ment to them all before they are dupersed WINOS 29.74 46 42 W. 38 o -
.:
Besteaa seeks to faacinate them with the phantom of by thegcloeing of the building. This generous •h is there- sequently throws overboard the despatches of M. ' quences. Enough, if in my present hurried letter buyeni refusing to submit to the demands of the sellers. YaallorTM - •
.
. material greatness. And he has peculiar advantages fore to be gratified on the Friday before the closing, and Thonvenel and el. de Leivalette founded upon that I give you what is spoken of as M. Rattazzi's last There was a great demand for bear skins, which are 30 per ficomeztomni: ;991.1 :44 :: WiN47. : : : : Se
.
for doing so, for nOw that the opinion of the country the entertainment given in one of the corridors after the letter, which the world was encouraged to believe , throw for rpower-his last setempt to reconcile cent. dearer than last year. Hare skins, which formerly IIMPRot.A;Th
,
• ill deprived of its legal organ, and the newspapers daily viaitors have departed. for six long weeks were the latest practical expo- Imperial policy with Italian impatience. A portion were exported in large quantitiesed. to the United States of
PEORARISI.
are at the mercy of the Government, the Minister Mr. Elihu Burritt intends to visit England in sition of the policy of the French government. lof the French press who affect to believe that Ale,renem'nea Ide
h w tax bill before the Confederate Con- WIDIFESDAY. THCIUWAY.
N.W. so /CIL, strong. lesamixes. N.& to N.W., fiat,
has the moral as well as the political initiative. For I the 'mune °I a few we°
ks. know no more striking instance of that duplicity English sympathy for Italy is nothing beyond a
RYSER calls for one-fifth of all agriculturel produce, iDOODIt4. W
valor or snow. ROM =OW.
.N.W. to NICE. MILAN& N.N.E. to W.N.i6..
the Liberal party this '
is a moment of enforced I The annual tasting of Burgundy wines is to take which characterise
4 the whole history of the masked hatred of the Papacy, and a covert attack "aai -prents sa hen.
, place at Beaune on the had or 3rd of November, under the grie7 egto NM.E., W. CligitAL N.E. to t.:.14'.. "Mag
i , . inaction, and the mind of the nation is in a state i
of suspense. M. DE BISMARK has foreseen &Da ;
, direction of the agricultural societies of the Rhone, the -
Emperor than the publication in the Af (mi. on the church of Rome, will soon proclaim that the The •
teur of those important documents, with new turn will speedily bring our honesty to the „ar ere rowed et 2%303,668
prizes taken by the Federal fleet since the Vit,,;;,,,,i. nab: to ?animate.
,i w.
dollars. Two-thirds of the siv./. to .e., strong ILW.lsillaaND. I N. 8.),
totemaNeiit;, '
I BMus et the Cite d'Or, and the Yonne. Each gam.
provided for this contingency. W
- e Deed only refer i pie of wine must bear a label containing the name of ths the mental reservation of repudiating them at test. "Let us see what England will say now"-will prima carried the neutral British ensign at the peak. As next above. EL EseLma. M.N.& to W. N.W.'
(A..,
to his celebrated " steel and blood" speech. ' grower, the quality, and the price demanded. Each ex. a more convenient season. It is idle to argue, as they exclaim-"shall we bear of all theenthuaiasm Forty thousand men have enlisted in the Federal Nis.___.
w to EN.E., lt. On N.flt. into:CW:I.I4I,A
Prussia, if M. DE BISMARK can prevail, will be I hibilor May Produce simples of wine of Preceding Years in some of the wretched French papers are obliged to for Garibaldi and his followers, if the road they navy. strong squally. to &gab.
,
i i plunged into war, and in war, it is hoped,
constitutional restrictions pn the Crown will
all I order to test their comparative merita. There in to be an
exhibition at the same time of all the instrumeets used in do, about the true meaning of M. Dronyn de Lhare take be Venice, not Rome r I have no doubt of The wheat and
.corn cror of the North-Western
appointment It is a tartly avowal that the idea either the rectitude of our motivea, or the wisdom 1 Ste/tla '''..eAmerlma
out Stayteearthaerebe waesrehortss,ooo ho Alt II en Wire-At the inquest upon tbe
I itog wine. A. special. jury will be &ji-
be forgotten, or, if not forgotten, remem- ! win". .arda
tea toadbdeciinde on for which the Italian war wee made was not to free of our wishes for Italy, and I feel assured that were the „er. Then. ere now aer body."( amu °amid Soames, shoo:committed nuicide It Hod, 1
he respective merits of the wine aod which bi
1 I bared Italy from the Alps to the Adriatic, but simply to ' when we him seen a great national ambition hecired T
______ - RADE STATISTICS Or Nsw OM -The trade of (from fear, it was supposed, of muse proceedings
I only as misehievous obstructions. The 'of *Le articles elk
ibited. The • hunt co Ilse of nee to beginnings. Is the last week been instituted against him by his wife), it wee stated ail
, I Min' ter has declared that the frontiers of
to Beaune has voted 1,500 fr. for the expenses. substitute the French for the Austrian yoke. The ,by that amount of support which twenty millions of
,l;liewseYkorkmbtillthertee
. ted to 4,134,421 dollars, the wife discovered her husband hanging shortly after bi
. ( Prussia must be advanced. many emertitutemai I The fenewin is the form of ledge 'yen b Em ror, following out the policy which his uncle ' men who arein earnest can give it, we shall know and the im to 4,272,875 dollars. The bittern's( are committed the fatel deed ; she made no statement sewer
g p gi y pH porta 104
told harl °I
!
1
1. 1 Prussians have said the same thing. But in their Federal neuters when liberated on parole :-" We, the at one
plans Prussia was to win the smaller neighbouring undersigned, solemnly pledge our sacred word of honour time avowed aud boasted of, means to crush how to respect their cause, and when the need the
Italian liberty, and to make the Pope hie footstool- comes, assist it. trade statistics for the first nine moeths 0 the last three in the metter, excepting to tell her children to my
181,410,157 dollars ; expecte of produce, 88,851,1535 dollars; for the son, on meeting a person named Pal ker, _1
' " ' ' - -----.- ^‘ •,.••• ftg-A.V2-374 dollars. 1881. Imports, the circumstance, and
_the mae proceeded to th.e .:,r..

Liberals, we do not think so meanly of them as Maruigy's Hotel from Halms Lacy, Hereford.
to believe that they will acquiesce in this dreary Mr. and Lady Isabella Schuster have arrived at
conclusion. Unmoved by the taunts of the extreme their town residence from Preston Houle, lisithsrimed-
Democratic party who point, not without some Mr. and Countess Zelka Gamier have arrived at
exultation, to the fulfilment of their sinister pre- Munn"la's Hotel from Norfolk.
Mr. Adeline, M.P., and Lady Elizabeth Adeaue
dictions, and ark what was to be expected from a
system of government which gives a whole people will shortly leave Babraham, near Cambridge, on a tour in
into the power of one man neither wiser nor better Ita,lPe death of Mra. Tbistlethwayte occurred on
The than his fellows, they will bide their time, certain Saturday et her residence in Connaughtplace, Hydapark.
as they are that sooner or later the necessities of This lady was the daughter of Henry 13athurat, Lord Bishop
the Crown will compel it to recognise the of Norwich, by his wife Grace Coote, sister to the late
rights of the nation more thoroughly and Charles Henry Lord Castlecoote. She was married, in 1827,
more sincerely than it has hitherto done. to her cousin the late T. Twistlethwayte, of Southwick
We learn that in all the provinces of the monarchy Park, Hants, by whom she had issue Arthur Henry (of the
they are welcoming back and applauding the de- smul Guards),m wBshothdied !Loath:), Cariodmes, Augustus
FrederFicuksilirlater
pubes who have so faithfully represented them at Mr.. Thwaleshamts was t niece to Allen, the oele-
Berlin. Moreover, since the KING, by his despotic basted Earl Bathurst.
course of action, has reduced the Constitutional His Excellency Count Bernstorff, who left Lon-
question to its utmost simplicity, all classes of don in July of last year, in order to assume the office of
Liberals are more united than ever. But for all Minister of Foreign Affairs in Berlin, and who resigned
this, we do not look for any sudden and signal that post lately on &avast of some differences of view
acts of resistance to the Government. Although with the majority of his colleagues about the internal
some of the states of Prussia have produced ener- affairs p
airsio.fmPHrtria, am
se, cm'elmedorkoSatutorday last withhis
rrace. His ommflaimooioly
y
getic revolutionists, the spirit of this most now sum his former diplomatic functions at the British
patient people is, except perhaps in the court, with the rank of ambassador.
I Rhenish provinces and in Posen, one of ultra To such an extent had the water accumulated
legality, combined with strong sentiments of per- at the Exhibition during Sunday night, that a very large
sonal loyalty to the reigning house. The KING portion of the flooring of the nave was under water, and in
counts on this feeling, trades on it, we might say, the lower parts of the eastern annexe it rose several inches
if speaking of • personage less illustrious. His above the flooring. The firemen and a body
l of labourers,
usurpations will be either extenuated, or, although eunngidear.Cfaoprta.i.: Mlayknardoom, werekept
until atlasta,tont tehePoupninganodf
his own, ascribed to evil counsellors. Every ex- the building yesterday morning, the depth of water had
case will be found for inaction, for the Prussians been so far reduced as to be slightly below the flooring.
have not attained to that degree of political edu- Since that time the flood has gradually subsided, but its
cation which enables men to sacrifice a sentiment effects were felt in the extreme coldness of the building
for a came. yesterday.
Of course, M. us Ilismans knows that the most During this week Lady Herbert of Lea sends up
devoted loyalty may be destroyed if too much all her tenantry to visit the Exhibition, and to dine together
abused, and he has not overlooked the possible in
hthe
very liberal
Asnoothmeofr ladymo hams fokrowasrdoectl
onto Maorooblmorr:
consequences of the popular fermentation which iambi ntrYto all the young womseeny, without exception, who
measures have set up. But there is too are employed in the building. The donor gives as her reason
much reason to believe that he has provided by the for this entertainment that during all her visits to the
worst of means against this inconvenience. His building she always experienced the utmost courtesy sod
policy, revealed if not avowed, is to treat the din- attention from the young women engaged there, whether in
order by counter-irritants. Lest the people should the refreshments rooms, photographkh or
ofGatathl7ague stalucltz'bhc"
talk too persistently of liberty and rights, M. DE "evedntihangtenteerta.iohmesent°t to mark her
before they dispersedaa
Buntsse seeks to fascinate them with the phantom of by the closing of the building. This generous wink is there-
material greatness. And he has peculiar advantages fore to be gratified on the Friday before the closing, and
for doing so, for how that the opinion of the country the entertainment given in one of the corridors after the
is deprived of its legal organ, and the newspapers daily Tinton have departed.
Mr. Elihu Burritt intends to visit England in
are at the mercy of the Government, the Minister
has the moral as well as the political initiative. For the em"" • few "AL
The annual tasting of Burgundy wines is to take
the Liberal party this is a moment of enforced
in a state + inaction, and the mind of the nation 2ndt.dor 3rdiootifmNoovfemikbiejir, uonender the
is directionaclsg Bsne °°
:af the 'h.°
ne, the
of suspense. M. DE BISMAKK has foreseen and . Saline et Loire, the Cite d'Or, and the Yonne. Each nun-
provided for this contingency. We need only refer i pie of wine must bear a label containing the name of tie
to his celebrated " steel and blood" speech. : grower, the quality, and the price demanded. Each ex-
Prussia, if M. DE BISMARK can prevail, will be : hibitor may Produce samples of wise of preceding years in
plunged into war, and in war, it is hoped, all order to bat their comparative merits. There is to be an
constitutional restrictions on the Crown will exhibition
rds aeotat.he ssmientimwieolf aAt
sthe
islins"uramit4llusbedain
be forgotten, or, if not forgotten, remem- ' pointedT to decide oil title respective merits' of wine andl
bered only as mischievous obstructions. The of the articles exhibited. The agricultural committee of
Minister hes declared that the frontiers of Beaune has voted 1,500 fr. for the expenses.
Prussia must be advanced. Many constitutional 1 The following is the form of pledge given by
Prussians have said the same thing. But in their Federal prisoners when liberated on parole :—" We, the
plans Prussia was to win the smaller neighbouring undersigned, solemnly pledge our sacred word of honour
States, as Piedmont won Lombardy and the that we will not, during the existing war between the
United States and the Confederate States of America,
Duchies—by the force of attraction, by offering
them the spectacle of a higher and freer national bear arms or. Did or
.abet the enemies of the Confederate
States, by information or otherwise, until exchanged or
life. If to remove obstacles to this union it might rakaawd.o

The Sii•ele et to-day says :—" M. Petruccelli
della Gattins, deputy of the Italian parliament, and a dis-
tinguished writer, arrived at Paris a few days ago from
Loudon. Orders were instantly given him to leave France
forthwith. M. Petrucoelli was ill, and it was only through
the efforts of IL Nips, the Italian minister, that he ob.
tained leave to stay 24 bouts at Paris."
The Pays had announced that the state of
health of Mdse. Tbouvenel, in a certain measure, con-
tributed to bring about M. Thouveners withdrawal from
office. A letter written by the late minister's secretary
rectifies that assertion, and declares that Mdme. Thousand,
who had been seriously ill, has now entirely recovered.
The Oat-Deutsthe Post states that the Archduke
Maximilian is about to proceed to Egypt, and afterwards
visit Nubia and Abyssioia.
The late great autumn fair at Leipeic has been
better attended than any fair for some years past. Mor-
dants arrived there from Russia, Poland, and the Danubian
principalities, as well as from other parts of Europe. The
amount of business transacted, however, was not in propor-
tion to the number of visitors. Leather sold at a rise of
from 11 to 21 Prussian dollars the quintal. Winter cloths
alone met a fair demand. Cotton cloths were neglected,
buyers refusing to submit to the demands of the sellers.
There was a great demand for bear skins, which are 30 per
cent, dearer than last year. Hare skins, which formerly
were exported in large quantities to the United States of
America, were soarosly demanded.
The new tax bill before the Confederate Con-
grams calls for one-fifth of all agricultural produce, incomes,
and profits on business.
The prises taken by the Federal fleet since the
war are valued at 20,303.868 dollars. Two-thirds of the
prism carried the neutral British ensign at the peak.
Forty thousand men have enlisted in the Federal
navy.
The wheat and corn crops of the North-Western
States of America this year will be a short one.
In Vermont State there were 55,000 horses
before the war. There are now 45,000.
TELLDI Sisrisrics or New Yoas.—The trade of
New York still continues to be Gnomons. Is the last week
of September the exports amounted to 4,134,421 dollars,
and the imports to 4,272,875 dollars. The following are
the trade statistics for the first nine months Of the last three
years at the port of Newt ork, viz. :-1860, imports,
181,410,157 dollars ; exports produce, 86,851,535 dollars;
exports of specie, 39,352,374 dollars. 1861, imports,
100,067,765 dollars ; exports of produce, 93,014,906 dollars;
exports of specie, 38,480,600 dollars. 1882. imports,
1A516,425 dollars; exports of produce, 102,639,933 dollars;
exports of specie, 44,204,244 dollars.

IFIDIRIDAT. THtfIDAY. .
N.W. to N.I. strong. FOYITASW N.E. to N.W., tiro,
rainy or snow. some snow. .U.
W.N.W. to N.N.S, 111.11 LAID. N.A.E. to W.N..,
iftegnt, squally. atzoog to fresh.
V.N.W. to NICK, W. CENTRAL N.E. to N.W., stoma
strong. squalls. to modetute. . ,
I.W. to N. strong lI.W.I:IIOLAND. IN.& to N.N1%.•
to fresh. fresh to moderst! .
As next above. —.N.E. to IV N..
fresh to modest,
LK. to N.W., sUoug
to fresh.

Ax IJ/immix() WIFE.—At the inquefit upon the
body of a wean named Somme, who committed suicide at 8011. y
(from fear, it was supposed, of some proceedings which bed
been instituted against him by his wife), it was stated thet
the wife discovered her husband hanging abonly after be
committed the fatal deed ; she made no statement whetter:.
in the matter, excepting to tell her children to my nothag
about it, iu which, however, she was not implicitly oheVed;
for the son, on meeting a person named Parker. told him °:
the circumstance, and the man proceeded to the cottage 2.•
ones, and cat Soma down, when, though quite dmdn
. ba
body was still warm. The cermet severely repn
Inadel
the wife for her unwomanly and unfeeling Conduct in the
ass.—Maidstone Journal.

his intention is to be, in all but the name, Pope
himself, and to wield the Papal power ever igno. Two members of the French Academy, M.
ranoe as a lever for his ambition. Cousin and M. Mdriotie, are expected at Cashes, to pan
The France, which was employed to encourage
.ths winter.

I.