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The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-04

JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY

-- - - -
COUNCIL.—Pen. 3.
Miele lordships commenced their sittings to-day after
vaoation at the Privy Caused Chamber, Whitehall. The
lords present were Lord Chelmsford, Lord Justice Knight
Bruce, Lori Justice Turner, and Sir John Coleridge.
The list isontains twelve appeals, amoogrt which is the
important ease of Heath sod Birder, from the Court of
Arches, and the feast the Court of Admiralty. There are
two applications is patent cases, and there are four judg-
meats te he dolirered in mem previously argued.
The following is a list of the Malmo :—Boswell appel-
lent, Kelborn and another respondents ; Humphrey and an-
other appellants, Nowland respondent ; Legroigneur appel-
lant, C.ourois respondent ; Coorjeemooey Dosses appellant,
lleastoadoo Ifoilleck respondent ; Lang appellant, Purses
sad ethers reepondents ; Bunny appellant, Justices of Su-
preme Court of New Zealand respiodenta ; Laird and others
=illtta, Bsnan* and another respondents; Home and
i roppellesta, Price respondent ; Palmer and Taylor ap-
peilaata, Bemis and others respondents; Thompson and
ethers appellants, Williams and others respondents (two
apts) ; Heath appellaht, Burder respondent.
eases standing for judgment :—Bank of Australasia
v. Harris, end Hanle r. the Beek of Australasia ; and two
appeals by the Hambuurrg Americo Steam Packet Com-
pany v. the North of Scotland Banking Company.
London, England, 1862-02-04

VIENNA, Fn. 3.

not unlike that of the Sardinian army. Recruitiug,
the general told me, was at a stand-still, the cadres
of all the regiments in the State of New York being
now complete. I attended service in the episco-
pal church, where the preacher gave a regular old-
fashioned high-church sermon (as high-church
sermons were given 25 years ago), which did not,
however, contain ►ny political allusion.
London, England, 1862-02-04

UNPARALLELED SUCCESS. Engagement
‘l.) et M IXINSTANCD. the meal preartfal OUNTRALTO to
with ',abounded gratification. the euretorlelleee et The LONDON
rA VILION announce that they ban bad the rare femme le ea-
the to let Milling and wonderful vocalist of the day.
Nll4, Fv*SesseS extraordinary natural quallkonikela.
I ler color is remarkable for purity of tone and sweetness et
votuaclation. and there Is • charm to all she undertakes
ltiat cannot fall to produce the most profound delight
and astonishment. Indeed. It is imposelble to &emit*
the escapism awarded this talented artiste Her entrance emelt
t eening has been the *mai for an outburst of the most cordial
a. claamiloa, zed the excitement of the audience has theressed
until the Male house has been transported to a paroxysm of
cutlass/ma

TUN LONDON PAVILION,
Schburor atm* Mg of
ALL3/LI7ION, *sea. ILA: palmy, la
London, England, 1862-02-03

LATICBT INTELLIGENCS.

MEXICO.
The Bloom of Madrid reports that communica-
tion between Vera Cruz and the interior of the
country is completely re-established, and that the
Mexican troops encamped within four leagues of
Vera Cruz do not attempt to prevent the place
from receiving provisions. It is further stated'
that General lingua, as well as many other of '
Juarez' generals, and the great majority of the
population, are pacifically disposed. This news
tallies with a rumour prevalent in Paris when the
supplemental expedition against Mexico was
momentarily suspended.

(tzwrza's :manure.)
POLAND.

WARSAW, Fn. 2.

The official journal publishes verbatim the decla-
ration made by Mgr. Bialobrzeski during his trial,
wording to which his sole object in ordering the
churches of Warsaw to be closed was to prevent
their being profaned by the singing of forbidden
songs.

ITALY.
FLORENCE, Fn. 2.
Popular demonstrations were made to-day be-
fore the offices of the reactionary journals, Il COM.
mercio and II Conternporaneo, but the interference
of the authorities prevented any disturbances taking
place.

laraNE, FIB.

The Federal Council has sent a reply to the last
note of the French government in reference to the
Valley of Thtppes affair, which it persists in view-
ing in the same light as at first.

BERNE, Fla. 2.

The mixed commission which hes been sitting at
Berne for the purpose of drawing up a final report
on the affair of Ville la Grand has left this city
without coming to any decision.

INDIA.

BOMBAY, JAI. IS.
The exportation of saltpetre from India, except
to British ports, has been prohibited.
A company has been formed in Bombay fee
working a large gold field which has been discovered
by an Australian gentleman in the Southern Mah-
ratta country.
North Canara is to be forthwith ceded by Madras
to Bombay.
The Bhoela continue to be troublesome in
lihandeish.
Much
London, England, 1862-02-03

ME POET
PRINCE C LAUREA
TEA ND ray LATE
OORT.

A new edition of the " Idylls of the King " con-
tains the following dedication. :
These to his mernory--ehiee be bad them:idea,
Perchance u finding there weeamiowily
Some image of himself—l dedicate.
I dedicate, I °minuet° with taus—
Thane Idyll'.

And indeed he seems to me
Scaroe other than my own ideal knight,
" Who reverenced his commience vs his king ;
Who's glory was, redressing human wrong
Who spoke no shade; no, nor listened to it ;
Who loved oos only sad who slave to her—"
Her—over all whose realms tc their last isle,
Commingled with the gloom of imminent war,
The shadow of his lass moved like eclipse,
Darkening the world. We have lost him :he is gone
We know him now : all 'snow }mammies
Are Wait; and we see hint as he moved,
How modest, kindly, all4ouoirth.de
With what sublime repression himself,
And in whet limits, and how tenderly ;
Not swarm to this faction ay to that;
Not mehinglis high place the lawless perch
Of wiog'd ambitioaa, nor a vantage-ground
For pleasure ; but thro' all this trot of yeah
Westing the white lower of a blameless life,
Before • tboosend peering littlenesees,
In that Swot Wit whisk beats upon a throne,
And blasts's every blot : lot where is he,
Who dimes lesseheamer !se as only son
A lovelier Illef• Noes mmehad, than hie
Or how &odd Heigisoil beaming of his sane
Hope mare foe those thaneemie inheritance
Of such a life, a hem* a mind as thine,
Thom wile Trams of her Rime to be,
'Alpinism fee bee pande sal
lispectr
Vein la the doh darn of as day—
Far.eicbted suinntomor el ear nide
To fruitful strife* and Umbria, el peen—
Sweet nature gilded by tin mains glean
Of letters, dear to &Seam dear to Art.
Dear to thy land and ouse, a Prince baked,
Beyond all title; and a hemmehnla name,
Hereafter, through all them, Albert the Good.
are* set. 0 woman% beast. but All endure ;
Bra* an, for them seaseni, but adore,
Remermilorimg all the losairty of that seor
WWI shone se skim besidetimA_ ye aide
Oos light together, but has pan sad laft
The Crews a lonely spkairst.
him
Hie love, awes bat fell, ernWeer
The lore of thy etas emeenant
Ta• lows ot bases dad* Gm,
The loos of eII es dart thee
flu God's he, dlirseras.
London, England, 1862-02-03

SHARD MBlll-417118 DAY.)
Tau 'Tito=
The railway market remains very dull and
inactive. stook has fallen i per cent., and
Eastern Counties 4. Other lines an quoted much
the same as on Saturday afternoon. Lon-
don and North Western stook is now quoted
924 to 93 ; Great Western, 67 to ; Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 1061 to 1071 ; Midland, 130/ to
1311 ; South &Mem 79/ to ; Eastern Coun-
ties, 631 to 1544 ; and Great Nudism, 113 to 4.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are better,
latlkto 11 prem. There is a further considerable
rise m Canadian railway shares. Dutch Rhenish
MO likewise in request.
O. I I'd

;trek

103*
London, England, 1862-02-03

Alum of the Bradford and the Airedale fl *sit

Societies. In proposing" The Quess," the vier mid ha
weal& Mato as aasedeao whisk be had oblebed hoer •
private seams, which placed its antheaticity beyoad doubt.
When her Majesty was somewhat tomes:ring from the
overwbehniag grief which the death of the Priam Oxman
embed in her bosom, she no:larked to these metal her :
"It is ialpedlll34ll for me to say how I loved awl revered
that man. If it had been my lot, I amid have been content
to walk barefoot through the world with hint."
The Scotsman of Saturday mays :—" Private
Was fray Americo give reams to expect other changes
in the goverment in addition to those already known as
actual or impeding. The President ia, and desires to
sestinas, the bead of his own goverment—en arrange-
mint not agreeable to some of it. members. It ie not
unlikely, it is said, that Mr. Seward will go out, being
anoweded by Mr. Chase, at present Boar f dozy of the Trea-
sury, who is hist= would be soooseded by Mr. Preston
Bing. On the other hand, it is eambiseed sot impossible,
ace even improbable, that the Provident say be driven to
nip by an intrigue."
London, England, 1862-11-17

OXFORD UNIVERSITY AND THE DISTRESS IN LAN-
CASHOIR.--The members of the university, both in their
corporate and individual capacity, have nobly come forward
with their subscriptions in favour of the distressed opera-
tives in Lancashire, and the adjoining counties, and it is
with much pleasure we announce that, in addition to the
1,0(31. given from the university chest, 1,5001. has been
added by the benevolence of colleges as a body, sod
by that of individual members of the university. Of
the latter sum Exeter College contributes 1001., in addi-
tion to the weekly collection, which Lot week
amounted to 211. 19s. 2d. ; Jesus College, 1004 ; All Soule'
College, 1001.; Magdalen College, 1001.; Merton College,
1001.; Trinity College (including subscriptions from mem-
bers), 11.31.; the Dean of Christ Church, 501.; Wadham Col-
legs, 501.; T. Combs., Erg., 501. ; members of Lode?.
Club, 651.; the Vioe-Chanoellor, 301.; Provost of Oriel
Collage, 301.; Drs. Puny, Jell, Ogilvie, Headley, Stan-
ley, end Jacobson (canons of Christ Church), 261. each ;
Edwin Palmer, Peg., Balliol Col 251.; Rev. R. Ors-
well, 251.; of the Master Balliol Mrs. and Mime
Scott, 241.; Offertory at Ilalhol College, . 7s. 6•1.; Arch-
deacon Clerks, Dr. Bulky, Dr. NORM, H. T. Tome, Em.
(Exeter), and Rev. C. P. Goligbtlyi_2ol. each.
A COALPIT OX FIRS--OD TUeSdAy kat an ex-
Weave ccelpit belonging to Ham Stirrup and Pye, of
Longton, Staffordshire, was set os firs by the discharge of
• quantity of blestieg gunpowder. For several boon in.
effectual attempts were made to extingulth the fire, and
at last the horses and men were drawn out, and the
month of the pit wee covered over with planks and earth
with the view of smothering the dames. In a short time,
however, as explosion took place. which blew away the
covering. It was then replaced, but on Thursday a second
and terrific explosion blew open the mine again and ghat-
tared to fragments the bead gearing. A stream of water
was thereupon tamed into the mine, but, as the place
whore the ire originated is BC3 yards from the bottom of
the shaft, it is uncertain when the water will reach it. In
the meantime a large number of people will have been
thrown out of employment, and • great quantity el va-
luable property destroyed.
London, England, 1862-11-17

rate, this. .
KN.& t? 141. L, fresh ILI. INGLAND.

to moderate. '
N.N.W. to NOLL, 1L Omirt. N. W. t N.Y. And 11. Z.,
fresh, Gm. moderate, Ow.

Turin is crowded to exoess, and house acoommo-
dation is nowhere to be found. A letter from that city mays :
—"Mr. Marsh, the American minister, an seconsplished and
amiable gentleman, after running the round of the few
vacant lodgings in the city, is off to Pegli, or some other
place in the neighbourhood of Genoa, in the utter impossi-
bility of conveniently housing his family near the govern-
ment to which be is accredited. Sir Jamey Hudson, the
highly-respected and imivernally•beloved English minister,
has bele compelled to give op his splendid resideeos at the
Palmas fhingiorgio, in Ambeewadorsk 'lnset, because his
landlord wanted to pin him down to a nine years' Wee, and
the eassethee friend of Italy thioks be may have to pack tip
and be off to some mansion in the Como keg before one
Math of that period is oat. And now winter in closing in,
parliament is to he reepened, and more than 400 depatien,
with above 200 seeetore, are wandering sheet the streets,
carpet-bag in band, some of them with wife and children at
their heels, and lanky are they who can get a third boor at
LOOK (40(.) a mouth and who are able to afford it ,
London, England, 1862-11-17

'HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS.—
The saw 00ATINGS for the corning season are now
reedy, of which specimen garments are kept to choose from
also &select Mat of walking, lounging, and over-coals always on
hand, at

lIAIIILTON and RIMPTONII,
105., Strand, opposite Y.:star-hall
London, England, 1862-11-17

ANOTHER WM BEATER.

Robert Ram., 42, a master cabinet maker in Shoreditch,
was charged with violently assaulting his wife, Julia Moe.
This complainant's face was also terribly marked, and the
right eye blackened, caused, as sworn by her and not &clic
by him, from the combined blows of his list and an iron fire-
shovel. Moreover, he had frequently assaulted her before,
and when charged with the same persuaded her not to
punish bun.
Defendant declared that not any man could be more peni-
tent than himself for what had occurred.
Sentence, sir weeks' bard labour.
London, England, 1862-11-17

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leering Southampton en the 4th and 20th of every mouth for
Gibraltar, Malta, 140 pt, Adeo, and Bombay, by that* of the nth
sad 27th of each month; and for llatius, Reunion, Knit
Sacrgas Sound, Melbourne, and Sydney, by the steamers tear-
be Southampton on the 20th of every month.—Por further
particuLirs apply at the Company's Offices. In, Leadanhallatreet,
RC.. London ; or Oriental-place. Southampton.
London, England, 1862-11-17

RS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of
MESSRS.
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M,LEOD, A UPORT, and MORGAN, with Messrs Money Manna
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packets are convoyed from Paddington to Plymouth, first-clue
for second-clam tares, and second-dam for third-clue fares.
London, England, 1862-11-17

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1862.

interference Peck escaped from custody, but was afterwards
taken.

All the prisoners pleaded drunkenness, and non-know-
ledge of what had emu red.
Mr. Cooke, in strong terms, denounced the brutal and un-
provoked assault, sentencing the offenders each to an im-
prisonment of one month with hard labour, and Clarke to
pay a tee of 104. or one week's imprisonment.
London, England, 1862-11-17

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of all chandlers and grocers in the United Kingdom. Price Is ed.
per pmnd also Field's celebrated United Service Soap Tablets,
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London, England, 1862-11-17

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London, England, 1862-11-17

October, 18OL

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Drawing-room Suites in Velvet LIS 0 0
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Dining-room Settee, complete 2O 0 0
Dedeoom Bakes, complete 26 0 0
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London, England, 1862-11-17

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

GOON OUR OWN COI

PARIS, SUNDAY Eviarnto.

I learn from a good source that M. Drouyn de
Lhuys' despatch relative to the collective media-
tion in America was sent to St. Petersburg several
days earlier than to London. This fact supplies
an answer to the question which bag been asked—
how is it that the English cabinet did not meet
till Nov. 11, to consider the important proposal
dated Oct. 30 1 The French government flattered
itself that Russia would accede unconditionally
to the suggestion of the Tuileries, and that
this adhesion would weigh upon the decision of the
cabinet of London. A comparison of dates shows
that the refusal of the cabinet of St. Petersburg
preceded that of the British cabinet. Prince
Gortchakoff took the initiative. His determination
was known as long ago as November 11, when the
St. Petersburg Journal published the paragraph
which I have more than once drawn an argument
from. This refusal of the imperial govern-
ment of Russia has produced a feeling
of vexation at Compikgne, which is the more poig-
nant because it was entirely unexpected. K
Drouyn de Lhuys is visibly affected by the disap-
pointment. Although M. cle la Gueronniere, by
way of a fiche de consolation, calls him an "eminent
statesman," K Drouyn de Lhuys cannot blind
himself to the fact that the ambitious
step with which he inaugurated his return to
office has been a complete failure. He had fancied
that he was the man of all others able to establish
a true entente cordiale between France and Russia.
This event has removed the wales from his eyes.
He might have remembered that at the Vienna
Conferences in 1855, when he was hand and glove
with the Count de Buol, he showed the cold
shoulder to Prince Gortchakoff. The latter has a
good memory for slights, and M. Drouyn de Lhuya
will think twice before making another attempt to
exercise influence over him.

Since the disoovery of the Boulevard Prince
Eugene plot, which every day assumes larger pro-
portions as facts creep out, the police service at
Compiegne has been tripled. The most minute
precautions have been taken. The famous Corsi-
can guard, which is always about the Emperor's
person in plain clothes, is divided into three sections,
and vratchesday and night without intermission. The
Emperor has been advised to resume the coat of
mail under his shirt, which he left off wearing i‘
1859, on account of the great discomfort of it.
In spite of all the efforts made to throw a veil
over the real state of things, the guests are aware
that the palace is swarming with spies, and there
is in consequence much lees gaiety in the court
society than there was last year.
The Patric says that it was not at Compiegne,
but at St. Cloud, that M. Slidell was received by
the Emperor. The date of the audience was Octo-
ber 30.

.-(THIS DAY.)

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London, England, 1862-11-17

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London, England, 1862-11-17

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

WORSHIP4I/%lM7'.

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BRUTAL AND UNPILOVOZID AMAMI% UPON WOMEN.
Joke Packer, Edward Perk, and Edward Clarke, were
charged before Mr. Cooke, the two former with violently
ausaultiog Pluebe Linton,a widow woman in humb4
The and the other with rescuing Edward Peck.
The complainant's features were shockingly contused
sod swollen. She mid that on Saturday night last, while
bear her own home, in the Kingsland-road, Packer,
without the slightest provocation, struck her with his fiat
OD the jaw and nom. the defendant Peek following up the
assault in a precisely similar manner, from the effects el
elm+ combined attack she became very ill and yet felt
eiressive pain.
The outrage having been fully eorrebeseted ley •
young roan named Witian, two emetablee slated
that on seeing the poor woman's condition, and receiving a deacriptioo of the men, they,
went to a house In the Coach and Horses-yard, Kiogelaad-
mad. where they found them concealed ; that both were
enter ; and that Club, suddenly entered ; and by his
London, England, 1862-11-17

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

POLAND.

It is stated in letters from Berlin that 42
Polish officers of the Russian army have berm con-
demned to run the gauntlet. The Pari's Preset
remarks that even in the days of the Emperor
Nicholas officers were exempt from Vain punish-
ment. "Has it been reserved to this reign of his
successor, reputed to be liberal and meaning,to
inaugurate this new kind of equality r

Letters from Warsaw describe the funeral of the
Countess Zamoyska as hriving had all the
significance of a political demonstration. Leave to
be present was peremptorily refused to the count,
and the authorities even strove to have the burial
take place in the middle of the night. The police
and the Comaelts rode amongst the crowd, striking
blows right and left., and making several arrests.
The chief of the police is mentioned as having
been conspicuous in this work.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)
INDIA.
(VIA JubaL)

CALCUTTA, Oct. 30.
(via Gallo.)

Shirtings quiet. Copper unchanged. Saltpetre
firm. Exchange, Borings' credits, 2a. Cid. Govern-
ment securities—Four per Cents., 944 to 944; Five
per Cents., 1042 to 106. Freights declining.

CHINA.
(Vii JubAL)

CANTON, 0cr.14.

Grey shirting% unchanged. Tea, total export to
date, 52,000,000 lbs. Exchange on London, 4.7 j.

SHANGHAI, Ocr. 7.

Tea--Congon firm, but little doing. Silk firm.
Settlements in fortnight, 1,500 bales. Export to
date, 43,000 bales. Exchange on London, 6.3 f (?)
Freighta lower.
London, England, 1862-11-17

MHZ GEORGE CRUIRSHARK GALLERY.
1 Now ON VIEW in the Picture Gallery, Eider-hall, a Si-
LECTION of several hundred proof ETCHINGS, SKETCHES, de.
(embracing a period of upwards of fifty years), trout the welts
of George Cruikshank together with his latest, and greatest
work, the WORSHIP of BACCHUS. Open daily from 10 to 6
o'clock. Admission, Is. . from half•past 7to half-past fl In the
evening, 6d.
London, England, 1862-11-17

MISSOURI.

St. Louis, Nov. 4.
The election here to-day passed off very quietly.
Thu return, of the city are still incomplete, and
nothing definite can be ascertained. The vote of
the 6th, 7th, 86, and 10th wards standa—Blair,
1,930 ; Knox (republican), 1,964 ; Bogy (demo-
crat), 992.
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WISCONSIN.
/diliraiilTo, Nov. 4.
Seven towns in Wa'worth county give—Potters
(republican),l,23B majority. Kenosha, three town.,
Potter,
800. SOO majority. His majority is the county
will be

ILLINOIS.
Chime), Nov. 4.
The election peened off quietly, and has resulted
is the return of Arnold, the republican candidate,
Cazgreek
Returns from the State are very meagre, giving
DO indication as to the result.
London, England, 1862-11-17

Seventh Edition, price Pa, by poet 26 stamps,
DEBILITY and IRRITABILITY of MIND and
BODY resulting from causes having their origin in igno
ranee, evil example, sedentary habits, enervating climate, In-
temperance, and improper treatment. By T. H. YZOMAZ, M.D.,
Physician to the General Poet-office Letter Carriers' Provident
inatitation, &c.

W. Look, 52. Upper North-place, Orareinn.road, and from the
Author, 25, Lloyd-equare. London, W.C.
London, England, 1862-11-17

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLooi.

In the mining market to-day, Easioaradouslirres
opened Very strong at 391, but have since receded
to 38 to 4, being about the same as at
the close on Saturday. North Roakear share.
are quoted 44 to 46 ; and Lady Bertha, 28e. to
30e. The market is generally inactive. In the
Stock Exchange, East Caradon shares have changd
hands at 40, 381, 39*, 381, and 39*.
St. John del Rey Mining shares are heavy,
and have declined owing to the receipt of the news
given below. Trawactions occurred as low as 57,
but the last price marked is 60, showing a decline
of about 34 Yudanamutana have been dealt in at
3f, 1, and 1, and United Mexican at 51 to s*.
The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining
Company (Limited) have received by telegram from
Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Valli°,
October : Produce for September, 44,581 oitavas ;
cost for ditto, 10,3564 ; profit for ditto, 6,4621.
Produce 10 days of October, 1%455 oitavas ; yield,
7.207 oitavas par ton.
With reference to the recent remarkable specula-
tion in East Caradon shares, the circular of Messrs.
Webb and (leach has the following :

The mining market has been in a very excited stabs
throughout the week, arising out of the great fluctuations
in Fist Caradon shares. This mine has always gone on
increasing in market nine for the put three yam, until
the shares reached 50, just after cutting the lode at the
70. worth, for both sods, nearly MX per fathom. Then
ends have gradually fallen off in value to about 301. per
fathom, as shown by the official report this week. This
falling off ought not, and has not caused a depreciation in
the mine to the sum of above 100,0001. The greet fall
has been more occasioned by speculative buyers realiabg
on a flat market. Many hundreds of shares were pur-
chased in auticipation of the lode cutting rich at the 76
fathoms level, but these shares were still held on, al
the price reached 54j. A alight reverse hair come re
mine, by the ends depreciating in value, and these specula-
tive holders have rushed into the market simultaneously to
sell their property, and many bond flak holders have else
become alarmed, and followed in the same path. In the midst
of the panic (for we au call it by no other name) an adver-
tisement appeared in the different daily papers antiooing
shareholders not to be alarmed by the soddea and rapid fall
in their property ; but this advertiument only increased
the fears that it was intended to allay. On Wednesday the
shares reached their lured point—viz. 33i, at which some
transactions took place. To-day they are decidedly firm, at
38 I, with a tendency to buy. The shares would never
have TWA to 54 except through wild excitement and over
perch/sex sec would they have fallen to 34 but for rem-
tioa setting in in the other directioa.

ROYAL AtMa HosrrrAL, GLAT's-nnt-zoiv.—
Ms aamtssr of mike% relieved M this hospitel dririsi the
week ending November 115 war 2,932, of which 994 wen imw 1
MOM
London, England, 1862-11-17

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London, England, 1862-11-17

FINE ARTS.

THE GEORGE CRITHLSHANK PICTURE GALLERY.

An Exhibition under this title was opened to the
publici to-day at one of the small rooms in Exeter-
Here has been removed the large oil picture
called " The Worship of Bacchus," which we no-
ticed when it was first exhibited at the gallery
in Wellington-street, and the present collection
consists of nearly one hundred and fifty other ori-
ginal etchings, &ketches, and paintings in oil and
water colour—the work of the great caricaturist
for a period of more than fifty years. It is alto-
gether a very curious and interesting collection,
especially as being the work of one band, and of a
mind so constantly occupied in the same vein
of comic thought and fancy. From another
side the exhibition is interesting as affording
a sort of historical view of the progress of humour
and the art of caricature for more than the last fifty
years.
London, England, 1862-11-17

FATAL ACCIDENT TO A MAIL TRAIN IN

SCOTLAND.

GLASGOW, SUNDAY.

The mail train for London which left at ten
' o'clock on Saturday night met with an accident between
Lockerbie and Beattock, on the Oaledoeisn line, whereby
one man was killed and other persons seriously hurt.
The accident, which took place about midnight, was
caused by the breaking of the tire of one of the wheels of
the engine as the train wan going down what is known as
the Beattock incline. The locomotive, tender, and guard's
van and carriage left the metal and swerved to the right,
and after running about 500 yards came to a stand. The
next four carriages, including the post office, turned to the
left and fell over the embankment, a height of 15 to 20 feet.
lac this part of the train the sole damage wee done.
In • third-class carriage was Captain Brady, who was on
his way to join his ship, the Rob Roy, in London Docks.
lie was killed, his wife and child of 4i years sitting by his
side. The lady received a hurt upon the head, and had her
' face somewhat disfigured, but no danger is expected.
Mr. Percival, of London, got a severe scalp wound, and a
young man named Morrison, proceeding from Glasgow to a
situation in London, was also hurt, but not seriously. Of
course others received bruises, but none of them to each an
extent as to prevent them resuming their journey. The
line was cleared in the course of to-day.
The engine, which was the cause of the accident, was be-
lieved to be in excellent working order at the time, and its
wheels were all tasted an hour previously.

THE FEMALE BLONDIN.

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'ol6oz.
The railway market is inactive to-day, and, with
the exception of a rise of per cent. in London and
Noi;.h Western and South Eastern, the prices
of the principal lines are without change.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
95j to 961 ; Great Western, 66 to • Midland,
128} to 1291 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 to ;
Caledonian, 113 toi; South Eastern, 88J to 89
Great Eastern, 46 to f ; Great North 124 124 to
125 ; and London and South Western, 1001 to 101.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted
31 to i prem. Other foreign lines are quiet, as
well as colonial.
London, England, 1862-11-17

LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
Fleetgtreet, London.
Invested assets, £5,000,000. Annual income, £405,000.
Profits divided every fifth year.
Four-fifths of the profits allotted to the assured.
The Bonuses added to policies at the five divisions of profit
winch have hitherto been made amount to £3,500,000.
Policies on the participating scale of premiums effected on or
before the 31st of December of the present year, will share in
the next division of profits, which will be made up to the 31st of
December.
For prospectuses and forms for effecting alairall.a. MAT
he Actuary, at the Society's office, Fleet-street. London.
WILLIAM SAMIALL DOWIiILS, Actuary.
London, England, 1862-11-17

THE ALLEGED NEGLECT OP A MEDICAL

OFFICER.

INQUEBT.—(THI9 DAY.)
This morning Mr. R. }tattles Walthew, the do-
puty coroner, resumed at the Wolverly Anne, South Cole
duivstrast, Bethoal•greeo, the inquiry respecting the death
of AOOlll Ballinger, aged thirtese yews.
The jury returned the following special verdict:—" That
the dammed, Annie Bellinger, died from the mortal effect'
of congestion of the brain, and that her death was canal
by natural samosa, and the joron consider that 31r. Dew;
the medical °dicer, hen acted with the most gram inhuma-
nity in neglecting to visit the deceased within a reasonable
time after being met foe, sad that his condoct is most re-
prehensible, and they regalia the corona to send soapy of
this realist to the board el pordisas."
The proceedings then taufwatal.
London, England, 1862-11-17

YARMOUTH BLOATERS, 100, 7s. ; 200, 12s. ;
are only supplied by the undersigned during the best part
of the season, from middle of October to middle of December.
Forwarded to all parts of England upon receipt of Poet-office
order, portage stamps, or remittance through any branch of the
National rrorioctal Bank of England, who are his bankers, and
to whom be begs to refer, or to R. Steward, Fag., mayor of the
borough.—FREDERICK BA.RNBY, fish merchant, Great Yar-
mouth. Established 1795. High-dried herrings, hermetically
sealed, sent to all parts of the world.
London, England, 1862-11-17

[Stamped, ld. Additional.]

THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.

Unlike some celebrated performers, the Inter-
national Exhibition has kept faith as to its
"positively last appearance," and finally closed
its doors against the public on Saturday evening.
The day had been fine, and the attendance good,
upwards of 13,000 visitors having passed the turn-
stiles. Trade was exceedingly brisk during the
day, and what between buying and selling, and
taking away, the whole interior presented a very
bazaar-like and animated appearance. There were
a number of French porters employed in removing
the contents of their court, and as they made way
through the crowd they appeared to be very much
incensed at the little attention that was paid to
their exclamations of "Clear the way," "Take
care," kc., loudly uttered in their own vernacular,
forgetting that they were addressing an audience
nine-tenths of whom did not understand a word
they said. One robust-looking visitor, who stood
right iu the way of a convoy, was evidently ender
the impression that the Frenchmen were indulging
in some political demonstration, for be confronted
the °timers sturdily, and shouted " Viva PEmp6-
reur !" with all the vigour of an Imperial
mouchard, until the end of the long cornice
they were worrying knocks& et his 'ad
thus gave him a hint of the real mean►ng of
the exclamations. There was great trade done in
the French court, and remarkably good prices
realised. Even a portion of the Imperial porcelain
found purchasers, although the principal portions
would be either taken back to France or distributed'
as presents to persons of distinction in this country.
The English china and glass also made a good
clearance, and the stalls for various articles which
had been improvised in the nave were surrounded
by eager crowds during the day.
London, England, 1862-11-17

DR. LNNIRT ON BRLIP.PRMRRVATION,

Frio, ; poet free, 11, or sealed ends. I* stamps. Hann and
Co., 99, Corohtll, London ; a/direct from the Author.
SELF-PRESERVATION • a Popular Essay on
the Cure of Nervous and Physldl Debility, by Dr. LA Yin
87, Bedfordequere. :ondon, Licentiate of the Royal College of
Physicians of hdinburgh, de. With engravings and CUM.
Dr. Le Men b the only practitioner on the Medical Register
who has for many years devoted his study to the treatment of the
disorders of the nervous system.
At home from 10 tiU Y and 6 1111 8.-37, Bedford-agnate, London.
London, England, 1862-11-17

AUTUMN and WINTER CLOTHING.
Z. MOSES and SON beg to announce that their prepara-
tions for Autumn and Winter have been made on so vast a scale,
and oak such care, that they are able to meet the demands of
all damn, In a manner that cannot fall to secure them a con-
tinuation of public support. There are so many articles in which
they are acknowledged to excel that it le unnecessary for them
to do more than refer to their general trades, Ma
asady.made and Mispoke Tailors, Habit Makes, Woollen Dra-
pers, Hatters, liositra. Boot and Slam Makers, and General Out-
fitters.

London Houses:
City Establishment,
166, 156, 156, 157, Mlnorloes 83, 84,
85,
86.
. 87, 88, 85, Aidgate,
Oxfrdetreet Branch
606, 607, 608, New Oxford-street: 1,2, 3, Hartstreet,
Tottenhameourteoad Branch,
137, 738, Tottenhameourt-road . 283, Beaton-road.
Country Establishments:
Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire.
All articles ere marked in plain figura, the lowest possible
WOW, from which no abatement can be made.
Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money
returned. Fashion Card and lists of prices, with rides fur
talt-
measurement, and patterns, post free.
E. MUMS and SON'S establishments are closed every Friday
at 'onset till Saturday at sunset, when business is resumed until
14tielock.
London, England, 1862-11-17

THE ATTEMPTED
_WIPE MURDER IN PAD.

DINGTON.

INQUEST.—(THIS DAY).
This morning Dr. Lankester concluded, at the
Middlesex Home of Detention, the adjourned inquiry it.
sporting the Math of John Barclay, aged 40, who was
under remand for an attempt to murder his wife by shoot.
jog her while she was putting up the shutters to the win.
dors of her shop in Paddington. The deceased,
it will be remembered, was actuated in his attempt
by motives of jealousy as weft as of auger at his wife's in-
tesitioo of remaining separate from him in consequence of
his ill-treatment. The shot which he aimed akher took effect,
bus fortunately not fatally, though it inflicted injuries of
such a serious nature that the unfortunate woman wee only
recently able to be discharged from the wards at St. liary's
Hospital. It WAS stated to-day by some of hie friends
that for the last six years he was not altogether in hie
right senses, and his habits were iatempetate. He was
under remand, end detained in custody until his wife WAS
sulScieutly recovered to be able to appear to give miasmas
against him.
There were, it appeared, some wounds or scratches visible
on the body of the deceased man, and the evideece taken
to-day was principally to show that those injuries did not
arm from neglect or ill-usage while in the House of De.
Motion.
The jury returned a verdict that deceased died from
pyemia, arising during rheumatic fever.
London, England, 1862-11-17

SOILED CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS
FROM THE IMBIBITION.
Mewrs. BAR ER and CRISP beg to intent the publle that
these goods hitherto offered at one, two, and three guineas per
down, are oow SELLING at 101. Id., 165., and 1 ittinsa, or one-
bOf the original cost.
'l'=l, REIJENTETIMET, W. (ONLY ENTRANCZ CORNER OF
MADDOX-STREET.)
London, England, 1862-11-17

No. 5,076.]

CALC'U'TTA, calling at the Ca of Good Hope
a.,1 Madras. —MONTHLY COMMUNICATION
between LONDON and INDIA by the magnificent Meet of
:trainers belonging to the EAST INDIA and LON DON SHIP-
PING 0 IMPA N Y ;Limlted).—The well-known clipper auxiliary
bterewhip GOLDEN FIERCE, 1,768 tone, Malnwse power, will
hare the Victoria !London; Docks on the 13th December, em-
barking passengers at and leaving Gravesend on the 15th Decem-
ber. for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras.
This magnificent ship, built armee* for the India trade, has
twee thoroughly refitted, has first-rate accommodation for
rs senge, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also a stew
The ave of the last aye steamers has been 73 days
rage
9 hoer* to and the Hydaspea made the voyage In
63 daps, btlaLthe shortest on record. —For freight or passim
.ppIyto6RINDLAY and Co., 66, Parliament-street, B.W , Me
brokers, AINIED BRLIT and Co., 150, Leadenhall-street, LC.:
or at the OFFICES of the COMPANY, 9, Mincing-lane, LC.;
where also applications for appointments as midshipmen in tlis
service Mould be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary.
lAA India and London Slapping Company (Limited;,
111 Inc Ing-lane, C.
London, England, 1862-11-17

PgiLtIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS
despatch the tiodertnentioped firsaclass steamers:
For ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, the BATAVIER, from the
British and Foreign Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday
morning, at 11 a.m., and the FYINOORD, Thursday morning
early, from off the Tower.
Per BREMEN, twice a week, the ADLER, SIOWE, or
SCHWALBE, alternately every Thursday, from Horselydown, at
11 am.. calling at Blackwell Fier to receive passengers at noon.
Fires: C 2 al, and 10s. Return tirkets at a fare end a hall.
The FALK E, an extra boat, will saU Nov. 18.
Tor 110THENEURO, the GUSTAF WASH. Nov. It, from
Horselydown ; to be followed by the LONDON and NEWSKY.
Fares, 1.3 3e., C 2 20.. and CI.
Poe COPENHAGEN, a steamer, from Horselydown, in a few
tin) 5.
Poe freight, passage, etc., apply at Chaplins Universal Office,
Regent-circus, W., or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVEZ, and PHILLI
11, ltood.lane, LC.
London, England, 1862-11-28

FIIRNITITRE CARRIAGE FREE,
to any Part of the Kingdom.
Dnwing-room Suites in Velvet £ls • 0
Drawiug•room Suites, complete S6 0 0
Dining-room Mao', complete lB 0 0
Bed-room Suites, complete
Warranted Pint-clam
P. and S. BSYFUS,
144, OXFORD-STRltirr, and 91. to 96, CITY-ROAD.
Illustrated Catalogues gratis and positive on application.
London, England, 1862-11-28

PROVINCIAL BHA RR MARK MT.

Ltrraroot, Nov. 27.—Sales "to-day :—Lancashire a- ,! York.
,Mrs, 1901—London airl North Western, 961—Loudon and Booth
Western, 101—Mandsmitar. Sheffield, and Lineolnalitre, kW.
Booth Baden and Dover, 081.
BUULDIGNAII. Nov. S7.—South Stafford' were soli at IQ--
Britannia Mills. O. M. dia.—and General Steam Ns% iipgka
at 47—Blrininghsm Canals wen sellers at 931—Bleminchsea Gan
(Ai, 145 likliand Bank. 144—Dudley Gas, 411—and Cirminghant
?he. 110. Markets firm. London and North We ,:eru Moth
claims 951 to 01

On Wednesday last the Rev. Thomas Allbntt,
M.A., was iestituted to the rectory of Boulge with Debach,
in the county of Suffolk. oe the presentation of the Rev.
Samuel Pryer Field. of Dewsbury in the county of Poet,
clerk. On the same day the Rev. Frederick COOlOlOll,
8.A., was licensed to the perpetual cursor of the chapelry
dirtrict in Stowuplaod, is the same county, on the pre-
sentetioe of the Rev. Henry Iwwia, clerk, vicar of Stow-
market with Blowuplaud.
A correspondent of the Freeman's Journal, writing
from Raven, in the county of Meath, says:—'• 1 have just
heard of a most disholioal and novel attempt to destroy the
BM of a herd of Mr. &Marshy, named John Robot',
sod his wife, residing near Oldoutle, in this county.
It appears that about ten o'clock on the night of
the Bled instant a projectile was throws in through the
bedroom window where Roberta sad his wife were no.
drawing previous to retiring for the night. ft imme-
diately exploded with a loud report, and at the same time
setting the to the clothes of Roberts and his wife, as well
as those of the bed, and wounding them severely about the
bead and body. They are also frightfully burned. The
doors sod windows of the house and part of the roof were
completely blows away. The mike, when informed of the
oceurrease, repaired to the hones, sad on examining thoraces
they foiled an oblong tin cams, burst, with • piece of wood
inside, also part of a Mose."
London, England, 1862-11-28

AITTUMN and WINTER CLOTHING.
IL 11(.44K8 and SON beg to announce that their prepara-
tions for Autumn and Winter have been made on so mat a scale,
and with such care, that they are able to meet the demands of
all clamor, In a manner that cannot fail to secure them a con-
tinuation of nablic support• There are Pommy articles In which
they are acknowledged to excel that it is unnecessary for them
to do more than refer to their a, Rua' trades, viz. :
-made sad Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen Dm-
=Hatiaa, Hookas, Bookend Shoe Makin, sad (loam) Out-
. _

London Houses:
City Eatal.lishment,
116 156, 156, 157, Minorio, 54, gs. 86. 87, 88, 80, AJdpfs,
Oxfor.l.street Branch,
606, 507, 608, Now 011'0H-street: I. 2. 3. Hart-street.
Tottenham-court-road Branch,
Is 7, 138, Tottenham-c..urt•rnsd: f. Ewiton•road.
Country Establishments

9hedlleld anal Bradford, Yorkshire. •
All articles are marked In plan figures, the lowest poudble
price., from which no abatement can be made.
Any article not approved of will be exchanged. or the motley
returned. Fashion Card and lists of prime, with rules for se
measurement, and patterns, post free.
E. MOSES and SON'S eo.3l•llthments are dosed every Friday
at sunset tall Saturday at sunset, when beldam is resumed WM
11 o'clock.
London, England, 1862-11-28

FINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whisker;
mad Mudachkos are realised by the use of ILOWLANDB
IIACASSAS OIL Thin elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil is
nalvanaly to high repute for its unprecedented suceess during
the hut as years In promoting the growth, restoring, aud hewed-
was the human hair. It pretends hair from falling off or turn-
ing gray, strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and
dandriff, and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. For
children it is especially recommended, as forming the bads of •
beautiful head of hair. In all climates it alike displays its in-
gomparithle result', and has long been WI established favotuit•
In India. Price Ss. ed., fa ed.,entml to four small, and .21s.
per bottle. Sold by A. ROt4rLAND and SONS, 20, Hatton-garden,
and by chemist' and perfumera—Ask for Rowlands' Lacassr
On.
London, England, 1862-11-28

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

SOUTHWARK.
CAPTCRE OF A BURGLAR MID GAROTTER.
Daniel Green, a well-known companion of thieves, was '
brought before Mr. Combs charged with having in his
a bowiebreaking implement called a jemmy, and
*kering about the streets with intent to commit a felony.
Polies-constable 298 M said that about 2o'elock this morn-
ing be was on duty in Newington-causeway, when he saw the
prisoner and two others loitering
_about on the opposite side
apparently trying the doors. Witness crossed over, when
they all ran away, but he succeeded in capturing the
prisoner, and in his coat pocket be found two "jemmy',"
produced, a piece of candle, some Inciters, and a piece of
soap, used by burglars to take impressions of keys, &c.
lir. Combo asked if he knew the prisoner or his com-
panion"
Witness replied that he did not, but he understood that
' he was well known to some of the officers.
Is answer to the charge the prisoner said he was a jobbing
carpenter, and the things found on him be used in his
business.
Mr. Combe unfazed one of the officers to look at his
hands, when
Downs, the gaoler, said they were as soft as a lady's.
There was no appearance of work for many months.
One of the constables here asked for a remand as be be-
lieved he should be able to produce evidence that the pri-
soner belonged to a gang of garotter, who have for some
time infested this side of the Thames.
Kr. Combs remanded him until Tuesday next.

MR. W. F. WINDHAN.—It is affirmed that Mr. I
W. F. Windham has sold the Feltatg Hall estate for 1
135,0011 E The incumbrances upon the property amount to
110,0001. Mr. Windham has still the Hanworth estate,
which is strictly entailed, and therefore cannot be dis-
posed of.
THR FATAL COLLIERY EXPLOSION NEAR New-
rums-crow-Trim—Yesterday morning the adjourned in-
quest relative to the death of William Barnes and fifteen
other peewee, who were killed by the explosion in Walker
Colliery, was held at the Railway Hotel. Walker. before
Stephen Reed, Esq., coroner for South Northumberland.
Mr. Matthias Dunn, the *Seta inspector of coal mines for
the 'Northern district, wee pram* as were also Mr. Jobling.
the principal engineer at the colliery. Mr. J. E. Forster, and
other eminent mining engineers. The of the explo-
sion has not been conciwiirely esourtehtebet the pit hes
resumed working on a small soils. After bearing the eel-
deoae of a Dumber of witneasea, the jury, as we learn by
electric telegraph, returned a verdict that the explosion wits
purely aericleutuL
London, England, 1862-11-28

TO the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.—
A BOO[ on this subject will be forwarded, gratis, to the
&Mated. AU persons suffering from the ordinary aliments of
mankind should at once mend a stamped directed envelope to
Mrs. C. H., 1, &UM-street, Hackneproad, London, when a copy
wlll be Immediately returned.