The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-02 00:00:00

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• '.'". ' ..LONDOX, ~ MONDAY t. RUINING, OCTOBER. 2, ' 111664
[ STIMPKO, Id. ADDITIONAL.]
MESSftS. MONEY WIGICAMI and SONS' of HE ROYAL IdAYMARKKT...-Sole • .• . • - . ~,,.! .' THII I f ENIA AT MOVEMENT. CrSir °PENCE
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madman-yard. Lando) gni et STEAK sad rem= t 1 Lewd tad git•lger, My. DTICIESTONE. This Aran,* .
open for the Weser *a MONDAY. °moiler a The Cam
0 . • TRW REVENUE. . . ---.-- . •
BILKILut,,PhIIIIp. direct . •
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are IST IiALIA--Yur atry. tut , .rintou et puny will comps" 11. r. Marisa llardierra on bit wood ream ....:-......h..-..- ' DUBLIN, fitrounir EVENING. MR. ALFRED MALLoiIS MN
to hhe Docks on SAT-
in uth!. tn•_Wendld clipper stup 0 ,x., I. Too wee i ittroraia,Fariatoome. sisurd 1.10.000 re. ebarloessiinumbreriaLoaaHe• „B.4telart 000367 1.-An ABSTRACT of fife 13IROSS PRODUCE of the RE'VKNITS of the UNITBD KINGDOM The investigation into the Muse of the persons These concerts were brought tb's clostiOn Bator-
akar RlGGlRs,Coninmnder : PAW in the East Tula Deellt• data and gin Snowdon. Kr. awe sp-Tfain ado. kle.sf . •
heal assess ot in
are absentee's& in the undermentioned periods, ended Sept. 30, 1865, cosuparnd with the correepmediug . periods who were arrested yesterday fortnight on the charge sky eishe, titer . season of ______Ae.e., mono. The
Her arcorsrmataitoo6 - cee ~,,„,.. b.. ingot or moue W. Tartan and Wm C.aroline 111, hir._
_Walter Gordou Mr of the preceding rpm
sad sae win carll sarperwon su of being inentbers of the treasonable association thews was as full um possibit7----; mid the
pronmaa.,•during
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to ALIZoIiT and wit:3A. , with Menus. Muggy &erns jirillmohoheimiluis kr. WeeZrsbyritlarkr.
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...drills:l7V% • • known as the Fenian. Brotherhood was commenced
AY and SONS, 7, Leadenhallatmel Quarters aided • i Year Quartets lard - eal the whole evening, was so dimly packed that mything like
mentiehreidellessasebrimana Miss Fanny Wrier, Wt. Claw% • I ded ended this day before Mr. Stronge, the chief polioe magin- premised* was eat of the question. This crowded stn
------.- - --..-. ...... and . Lectured ISM Cerellee lawn; and Mr. P. Whits, with •
QTEAM to Mn.LBO D Win SYDNEY.
lava. I 'ries!, 43" F". 0, B:itieen tornffite• o
to LDuversMin,Cantlaet.3.= Police Commisaioners' of itaboues sad the beat of the weather, almost wiesamblpledto
OTi I .plundld Dew ocean steam clipper NAL IrtlNl,l --itoric -., , . „to resooese et moms. . sor n day of September, were not ary f
esoe uno. Looe horse-power. gammaioled 07 Drills:Zit Oftlce open cto . .... y ant, Oct.r7,llhah 10 5111 L , 18"
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di Lil 71 •: a A. . • a 1 i A A - Z
A a ,**meet •v but no dimaatest was maul-
Fund. Oat, of the
,Tiptree and Sea Ring), to save
LIM L 670,00: s.iit.coo 0.500000. 21.i010.0°0 5. 0 5,823•006 6,44000 6•424. 11.63.°°° from Richmond Gaol, escorted by a party a 'feted. Oa the contrary,
we have never seen
Thai
fors lath November. and Plymouth the Toth fferms- max t• .r. , : i..,•4 ..• ik y.str ys .1,.. J. oFFEN. EXCISE l,
was, Tim rasenlecent oecan steamship has byetilsPeololli an ;Aomori s.seLooo 4.4@!,000 4,"*Will We 4. ki1f7.400. 4.MM" 4.101,006 AO 4.000 an entertsbunest received with more evident signs of
1. RACE; ' iIAtA. NOILIIA, TA W the meat Svro vnualf" • TEES. flirt 2.373671.4r01 122:431,700000 . 2.1ss"1168..00,001•41.9:914,58658.1.0007090 pepsonflnont4awns. buTtblicee.TrolWiceithonindutt7. yard
Ithheereouwteerregantoe
"I""eseseei°4o.r rsPidsta trede"milwto Alustodiusin andea& 'uai Till carp as ex. 'Melons I . , *seven in tendon, WM ;them Russell. i.OlllTy TAX,, wee 000 it 1198.127 0.1 1;,:4°74116210:,°°° 452711'04100e1eg .r1.1M;e1"10:0 irr,„..gratification. The mineed was longer than usual, and
primer.: iurp.n. and is tilted with all modem troprovenswite W Bon* ; Madame Maria, snit Pits-Henry roerrbirrici , zee: 1.006:0001 970,000 1,144gri t,t10,000 900. divided into throe imbed of two parts ; but fibers was no
or and health of the Palm:engem -For particulars (Irtitarileil=er rooPtommoto She,. after •• able," of to• MOWN LANDS
...a. assembled, but the police resolutely refused
ill thet,',' firoBERTsoN and Ce., York-chambers, re. Rms. months) ; wawa A. Si. dlbrit Dora. 'tetra, thiSk. W. tuseguewitopt
II- al."00 be. @steel 306,600 admittance to any except the professional gentle-
=Manchester, aod .No. 6, Newnan...mirk enema% iee. Walsers. enzigdirivoll.-uorsaitrt. the_Batual. et BEAUTY, - wig,tilei
__mama men who repreeeohed the motto and whoa ppeared synapit.4ol4ofib,wyearimrse,cuma sand
ethepromarowed..remailiedi.ludea
monandiymoti-
LC. by Mar the most favourite piece, of the season-the grand march
d°°. _.----------...------ owned, -iiiii-atlessue by the D'Auhans, Marra Duriah and
Tee° a" en Ii" Toms ..-:-.7.::. , 19.177,151: 17,549,6 r waken caris, uteiniS 113.NINSMINI,S74Mid, 11..TILMS 70,3711,64 for the prisoners, and the representatives Of the Men,
gnat yytOM LIVERPOOL. OR VrimltlcerowN TO tilidvidtL_Mr.....2oxertreagte ctettsbrasteligVneurq. ulat and Ware -, _ _ ~.... vi ,
_,• for whom as ample accommodation as the apartment from Faust, in which the orchestra was reinforced by the
NEW YORE.. TWICE A lI.••:7INOREti.. 11211. 'and 'DECREASE in .the . Will& . Ingled Sept. 30, 1865, as compared with would allow was provided by Mr. Superintendent hesdt
et the mama
and the Bt mutest ; Bottesitri
HE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, """" r
PHILADIZniIa STEAM-BEIP COMPAN Y Intendit ST 0 D ARK. -188au REPRESENTATION. . • corresponding-
pan ods of the preceding year. . • Ryan in the room in which the investigation took woodshed pedermsnees en the eostrabasso, be. ; the only
place. At half-past 12 o'clock Mr. Strong, took his weeny being Gounod's Overture to La Nonni Santana-
gisilyare"4 Clid"" Liva
Bczew 5".2'431119.. In MATlraangllfallialSTlAlliarr bnylgatitk fUrRABL-vitieul
seine* tt uVm,=,
quart* ended Sept. 90, 1856. Halt Year ended Eqpt 80, 18135. , Yeas ended Sept- W. 1555. seat. There were preeent during the day Mr. Wode- a eietar. bet
sot
very
tosiottobio
oompooittos. The
for NEW TOLL. real bake Bidet Triik, and Isserstaaras growth of mower - house, private • semetary to the Lord Lieutenant,
. dill OF LONDON, Wednesday. Oct. a. Yam r heistranes. tar the lint thee to •this country, oa • ... , .._ ' .. • s Coloiet MLuarara, kra. ceesset terminated with " Ood save the goose," given with
CRY OF 1111121110 RI, Friday, Oet. A Raster Wendy, Iril 17, 18116, by Carer and °My per- Wroth& Decree** . •Increase. Decrease. sl' fir. Decrease. alii mionaMag effect, hem the immense street* of martial
••',f NM al Mir ?mix, widows** Oak 11. freer by Min ii the , i if avittorro -# - i Shortly after that hour the following
.prierness
matramsals. Kr. Malice was then celled lot, sad, a.
Pligile. Meer, IlleismilW, art adsorbs see laterisp MS 07•1•141.71loalutoll I After- a • & ' ' E A• • 11: -: mere osadusted to Stamm : . I
pew wear by the wail steame sallingzratt,edues= nogg,
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•at S.-Stills et ii ism- tun**, Aft i.t.i .f'• --oe mg-i. '. %rail ,•• . .- - Iss4*. 0 -••• ' • ' tyl.*OP?.,
lit 'Lea st liulareccordiag torshe acce =CUM - MO' 448.000 - Jeremiah emsdnit fereede me mesived with a shout whisk seemed to
Jan MOM?: sehoz a the " Pelhagi .____, shake the wells ell the theatre. As often so be attempted
=1 by t 0 i end Saturday's steamers. :gainer. " tairaculetts.,-Vlde ." Taimes,•. April IS, ISA STA WS - -- wee •.- AIN tYkweeim,„°ll"per
inowl (ti11...4:: L6megiliseiy. wt Ho
j,,,DZidtelicosce.3°‘"nnik,ok! to mike Ohs seslamations VINO repeal, as if the audience
pimp irrhidee a full supply of raked - 59,050 ...,
pswengers al- Omar and the United Stem booked tin ' PRePER.oit' Telff .. 33,000 - - 116.000 - Melo People office ; George Hopper, marcasite felt Ikea they could rat sufficiently express their sense of his
lama. - '
seer Owthite - 0•••••d•es to ASSAULT ON A BOY BY A SONOOLMASTER.-At Pun' Cl - muse -. . sie;000 ‘.. tailor of Dsineetreet : end Chrietopher Manes O'Keefe, a merits. Ana truly the appleuse of the public oould not be
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WALK.'" .earriMAN, et, _ street. Liverpool; or to tho pony
off.eldon, an Saturday, Kr. W. Isgram, emirigs.,,notc.: 1,000 - Lfir 41,600 . potholes foliesdas literary pentode.
gad MACEY, M. Mug weltes Luso. zo•Aou.- PLOW - 111,77 7 417,iesbedewed mace deservedly than on the giver of these admit.-
, bead neater Whiligift Helmet, was summoued for ....----- Mr. Sides,. Q.C., instructed by Mr.L A. iris, appeared ems entertamment& Kr. Keno,. K riot the originator of
ierruistrfully aramdkrie sad birth' • bay, aged 13, named Toms mow I --figs.---.-007 151 Am ims.ra tsr.ree 1,9047a6 per Luby, O'leary, O'Donovan (Rem), sad O'Cionaor.
rinatLAND W3177111.--OOKILITNICATION LemberL Mr. W. Dromosetd appeared Inc the ....--.„------• ,—.-----d "---""--f----' hr. Cremes Waters, detracted by Mn brine, !IPPetthd
a Anfri."ll" INDA,I7-1-•
--. via VITPT d I dant• The emplainent deposed that about 4 o'clock £380,007 d. 1,064,777 £1,116,286 • Preeteowlewhiek
tboyecomets.bta
.never
terr:chio
idly rbsfaierocire.themsom toy aeheigolturt
FatTLAR and u AL STEAM NAVIGATION •ou • for George Hopper ; and kr. Rogers for O'Seeffe.
Net Decrease. Net Demure. Net Decreer.
irOIAITY 500 E PAIMENGERS and receive Cargo and Wreak in the atones, an the .Ait4 while in the playgeoued reederst._
porta,.
.. muff remember when they .wen (rat
rash Leaden ogles for Cittealta, ]faun..ip, Aden,
sew with another bee, the defsat came up to him and Cro`t.D.Oharhlestheßsoowerry, Q..iC
...I.M.ageP..enedProsecn.peeebted.
he
reuthsted
mem casette. the Welts, and Chia he their strewn I boned kw ease Won Assisted by Mr. Day, one of the 111.-An ACCOUNT SHOWING the REVENUE and OTHER RECEIPTS of the Quarter endedPa, ris some . Ave and thirty years
that whisk the last fortnight • sem of 3,5001. bad arrived ago. Lobs the Mosard Concerti of the Rue Vivienes, they
=doethemptee es the eh Sad lath at even meth: kw Tended, be pulled complained fete the sehooleoom, and Sept 30, 1866, the Application of the mune, and the Charge of the Consolidated Fund for the from Anteihee wAs expended is mcdutioondee this „remand, pfff„,m,,,..1 Holy dance-music, the idea of
. Malts. Ewa; Adm. and Bombay, by those of the lrtb country. On the 14th September 1,0000. was lodged by the iirindiSelog sayttdeg of • bete& stamp sever being thought
sod Nth of each month : and for Mauritius, Lbw George's ; holding his tightly gave hies sight or nine stripes with said Quarter, together with the Surplus or Deficiency upon such Charge.
gra& Melbourne, and Sydney, by the steamers Warne loath. , • owtel. t admltted teat be kicked defendant • bill - a bill for LOW
on tee leth of every month.-For further parr:Mars , while Day was holding him, and while defeodene best prisoner °IA", 'Wm' an American ' ' of. Tbie we doss by Janina, who, by dint of perseverance,
= the Compsel• Mem I= Leadealsalletreet L. Les ' Ms. A pews who gambled the boy found on his Aillie ,lliahriee beyond the einilt:. lath!, 00org. . , Amount apptiedant ot the Income In redemption of was found on one of the prisoners, and hem then
dm: of orisoisilhoos. Southampton. 1 back eight blath.walse, from which the blood was ready WlLlt'et.s.l':uud• foe the Quarter d Deficiency Bills herd fa the Quarter to Sept 30,
1066, for the of Me Coutolldated Fund in two bills. melt for 1,0001, have been intercepted. momissided in bringing forward orchestral mask of • high
. The making of pike, bad also been mated on • the order, end teaching Loudon popular audiscoel to sejoy it.
to start ; there was also a severe bruise on his arm. Great Britain Great Britalnerllisith 1866 41.2.14°' roaa who has hew in enatodr will he Preyed to ' bars Where Jollies endectKellon began ; sad Mellon's CODOertil
(10TRENBURG.-The splendid twin steamer 1 Mr. Lambert gave °intimater, evidence mto the severity Ireland tame)
it:A MAZY, Captain LLIGEL will clear for the above PORI On lof the flogging. In reply to an %gun, by tbs vetoed, -- &826.1.10 Amount applied nut of the Income to Supply Sere made about 2,000. A number of revolvers bad berm found, are os superior to juilitests.ratheeirwere .to masard,e.
1:0 shoat the SRI October. It•eethutt '''"*."`°"ti°s Ur Pas I the defendant replied, "I em very sear dia4 and I think Income received In the Quarter ended Sept SO,I 000 etplates for belie had been ordered, and soar of•
wagers. Fans E. 1 1 3s. The steered:lp GUSTAF WASA will 114,40,302 'lees' t• the tattertet erodedl4o" a°. 18"16 •• • ..... 9'6°056 tkeet brews in the peeeesemi et the partied ,anted. ju. Jahr, however, was a man of Useably merit We owe to
follow on or about the 7th October.- Apply to PHILLIPPS. , th- 11. will kill me. 1"a very sow, but I was obliged to ltir, as shown In Account I.
ea
revs
PHILLIPS'S and Co., M. Dunstan'ehouse, St. Dun- 'do It-" Witness further said that the of the governors, Amount raised Pe" Lots 7ti a lif Viet, alli. lie. and
ended Sept. 90, saes. tie.: Barry Oen peceseded to speak of the establishment dubs hireable errs al praetical education whisk' hag so much
Irish People newspaper, showing
•the connexion of the ph- immerse the table mete is this cosater; and Mr. Mellon,
Weerbill. LC. - • • 1 the hear (the Rev. Mr. I:dodged), had visited him, and rinnt.2ll:". c•P• I°. edt account of lottUtel'
SSO,OOO Interest of the Permanent Debt ...15,441.067 sorra with it. In the number which was to have been in ratinning that seine, km just done isbat would have
aa d it would be if the idler became Amount received in the Quarter ended neut. to Terminable Debi
lai REMEN.-Direct Route to Hanover, Brims- II upurte.w..llßyt direettr of the emus the boy was examined t.iiii, in repayment of Advances for PubliC Interest of Exchequer Bills
wee: lien
reword.
" Priests and Polit in which, among other steer Or•
419,ffie • lotereet of Derisery BIM .
.Lif wick, and Central German.-The North German_Lloyd's•
by a policeman, who said that the wales on the back were Works, ac
toe fintclass screw .teanier SCHWALE, Cllptain 0. ERNIFT. • still visible, a also the mark on the arm. Mr. Drummond - ---- The Civil Lit
101,475 eily hope te in revolution ; no, We are heartily glace,bat Mr. Mellon's meta efforts have
will be despatched from HowelFdown on
TSURsGtIf. the lith I add
the court for the defendant, elating that on wen.. beim the Dew... 7
on en*. 30. tsos, £16,00000 Other Merges on Consolidated Fund 661,05
Advances for Public Works, eke illtlll Preali°6l4"
Liberty mast 'bei"wOonar by force or not at ell,'
Itc. After been so well rew and trust that be wffl "go on and
some further observations, Mr. Barry concluded by saying prosper..
October (weather permitting', at 10 a.m., calling et troserick the aftersoon in question, while at prayers, the latter saw
Pier, Blackwalk tar PmeeDiters, at II noon.-Free to Bersen, SS , ~_ •.._ upon the charge of the Consolidated Fund In Great Sinking Fund 61.4 11l
~,e that when the evidence went before the public it would
and Ll ; return tickets. XS and £1 10a-Amlyuat CHAPLIN'S ! ewe ow) Lambert enter the yard, sod on requestiug him Britain, to meet the Dividends, and other charges.
to leave be kept a distance, shaking his bead at payable In the Quarter to Dec. 31. 1066, and for send. Balance in /mend berme the charp-'—ot ?'°S3'- show that there need be no apprebenswe that the Fenian
NAVAL AND !MILITARY.
I:l7ellii•h""l"s°4lclegec.„. °at cli,Uneiscalk W.... 'boorusetlt, Dimwit ?Psli_°bm.llAVl4z.c. mel ; defendant -then then bowed his ease, and took him which Exchequer BUD (Deficiency) will De Issued the Consolidated Fund In Derr, for the Quarter
down to the class-room, where be resisted, and was In that Quarter
std
MDAS2 ver t the oratitutim of this country, sad he trusted that --•-- •
--- the result would be to put an sod for ever to sucli bapileis ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 30.-Aprourixterre.-Asis-
VOTFERDAM and the RHINK-REDUO- very Millet. Defendant took a smell click, and 1.19.00.044 - "•••6 Ott sad welted be
tart gurgeoes William Redmond. from the Asia guard ship
Alt TION of YARES.-The Netherlands Steam :host Colt: did what be should have done if the boy bad
me see favourite steamer BSTAVILre. Captain W. OMIT will I beau one of his own whole:rm. • What wee deice was • would he prepared to go es with his awe spinet his Amee ; awns R. Wright, M.
D., from the black Prince,
Isar Brunswick Pier, Blackwell, EVERY SUNDAY at 11 e' to quiet the boy. The Chairman (satirimilly)--To calm TELEGRAPILIC INTrILIGENCE.
on arrival of the ler am. train from Fenaltarchatreet fastiss. aim! hh.. Dt.turaeutd produced the ,tick, whieh bad beee THE BRITISH OREDITORS OF THE di.",..day. te be additional to the Rattlesnake, 21, mom officer on the
Reduced fares : Saloon. al fa. ; fore cabin. Its. ; return Petah broken, and the cane, and said it was not possible they --e— • CONFIIDERAOI7.
tuned at a rare and a halt.-Apply at CHAPLIN'S risivenalMr. Harp said that mine documents which were requisite
to complete the Casa nailed Mr. Hopper were not in °ear% Laintant Paymastem Jobe Byars. to be siiperuumerary
West Coast of Africa station.
Mace. Regent-circus, W. : or to PnitLirif,f, o 3
111, PHILharm. Toe
iti:i7ins. )
hirer: THE AUSTRIAN BUDGET. • • (From the New York rinse.) boa tier were other ',actions of the ease which might hr eir the Rettlesatke ; Frederick Aubrey Smith, to the Free
• and Ca. Si Dunstan's-house, Bt. Dungan shlll, It.C.' • dui& Williams 94, coastguard ship at Qesenstowe • Dixon
"sa:rtsilld do
thatany tbey
Day, the assistaot master. stated thst the defendant used (ST ELICTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) By the British steamer we have this morning a il°" into.
Mr.Stroage observed that the informations which had teen P. Panthell, to the Frederick William, vice Ge'orge J.
eI.RAVESEND. - The GREAT EASTERN . the switch until it was brokn, and then gave the boy half
(met Ma OWN coazzarososer.l very amusing report cf a meeting of Confederate hood. lodged tended to being the Prisoner into intimate conaectina Bps*, ~..
ILA STEAM-SHIP. - The SAIDOI STEAM -PAC.KET WM- I • darn drakes with the case. Mr. Do, la svi4 to a bolded in Leaden. Theis sagacious and far- aiphted Ord. with the Irish People newspaper, and to show that he acted Moods Assistant Gimp S. Ralph, to the Greyhound,
PANT'S 'VESSEL the ALEXANDRA leaves London-bridge Wharf I geed said the defendant did not exercise more seer VIENNA. SEPT. $O.. heists have come to the roolosioa that it is time for them sew figural mousier of 17 woo w sloop, at Devosport.
dilly (Sundays included), at a quarter-past 10 a m., f r Roar- i ety than was uly exercised towards the scholars. The
dire
and Terrace Pier, Gravesend. and ali. Toned the GREAT , cheirmen ee'd susbeech „„," the puhltr were that to uo. By retrenchments to the extent of 27 millions 1, to 'egetn late the eircumntennea wader which the lode Neste, the thornier, was.then brought ieto the ' - •
EASTERN off SIIZERNEhn ; retort:tag from Gravesend Leaning ! derstuid that the punishwerit was not more severe this (florins) the budget for 1865 ellerite a balance be- was ooptraoted." We should think it was quits time to court, and given a seat within the toclosure of the bench. CHATHAM, OCT. L
" R°ll"niikl " 4'3°P*"Farel"-IFT°°"°°‘l" to over I that usually administered at this school. Nome furtherHe was then sworn. and the chief clerk, Mr. Williams, read
end-Fore Saloon, single, la :ditto, return. Is. 9d.; Oranditsloon, I . tween income and expenditure. The whole of the arrangements orintiected with
----... .. .. ....... ....., .. ca. From London round Great I evidence was taken which did not , materially alter the MD. UMW". II has beau usual los Issalers of mono? to '''''k•-- Ms id shoe. Heim rather over the middle height, wore
•.........ma ~..i after a consultstioa the chairman • each itiquiries a little earlier-if anything ; but that is a • Omit Gloth oast, trouser sod vest, and a black inlitunacie.ja , thswentorpedAsetadapritnetwearuts about
yby to carheipouadeuxt.siut t;.isfportrom
• matter of Uste with which we have right to intake". tie, He has • thick irc*h which thouck somewhat "
_:“- ..1_ its aspect, would lie istba well looking than otherPwise,• 112
Boston, end Me leo.. W. Bes rdilea, from New York-the
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DUBLIN, Saveunie &WM
The investigation into the case of the persons
who were arrested yesterday fortnight on the charge
of being -merebets of the treasonable association
known as the Fenian. Brotherhood was commenced
this day before Mr. Strong., the chief polioe meg*
trate' of Dublin, at the Police Commissioners'
Offioe, Lower Castle-yard. -
At half-past 11 o'clock the prison vim arrived.'
from Richmond Gaol, escorted by a party
mounted police. Within the lard there were no
persons but the police on duty. At the outer gate
a crowd assembled, but the police resolutely refused
admittance to any except the professional gentle-
men who repreeented the crown and who appeared
for the prisoners, and the representatives of the press,
for whom as ample accommodation as the apartment
would allow was provided by Mr. Superintendent
Ryan in the room in which the investigation took
dace. At half-past 12 o'clock Mr. Strong, took his
Beat. There were present during the day Mr. Wode-
house, private. ermetary to the Lord Lieutenant,
Colossi 11Lehrossie, kra.
Shortly after that hour the following prisoners
mire osadusted to lampoons :
Jan DfLuirip; meter of the MA Pesgfirr Jeremiah
O'Doeitee selisdied. _Priria6".f Vora.' ;
WiUiase Clarke Leby. sob-editor ; James 0' book-
keeper in the People °Mee ; George Hopper, mereliset
tailor of Demeutreet ; and Chrirtopher Manus O'Keeffe, a
pathos* Weeds, literary parimite.
Mr. Sidney. Q.C., instructed by Mr. ICS Beals, appealed
er O'Leary, O'Donovan (Rem), oX:tensor.
Mr. George Waters, instructed by Mn brine, appeared
Or George Hopper; and Mr. Rogers for O'Keeffe.
qr. Charles Barry, Q.C., LP., prosecuted her the
Crowe. In the =pee of a lengthened speech, he stated
that within the last fortnight • aura et 3,5001. bad arrived
from Amuses to he expended is revolutionisin this
country. On the 14*September LOON. was lodged by the
Prisooer O'Leary upon an American bill ; a bill for 5001.
was found os one of the prisoners, and slam then
two bills, seek for 1,0001, have been intercepted.
The making of pikes bad also been envied on • see
seas who has been in custody will be preyed to have
made about 2,000. A number of revolvers bad bees Nand.
1,000 breastplates for belts had been ordered, and some of
them found in the possession of the parties arrested. Mr.
Barry then proceeded to speak of the establishment of the
Irish People newspaper, showing the connexion of the pri-
soners with it. In the nnmher which was to have been
published the day after the seizure was an article headed
Priests and Polities," in which, among other strar se-
er...or, were: "Our oily hope is in revolution; and,
"Liberty must be woo by force or not at all." tic. After
some further otwervations, Mr. Barry concluded by saying
that when the evidence went before the public it would
sbow that there need be so approluiesioe that the Fenian
organisation, either here or in America, had power to sub-
vert the coostitution of this country, amid he trusted that
the result would bo to put an sod for ever to each hopeless
sad wicked oonspirsoiee.
Mr. Waters, on behalf of Mr. Hopper, asked Mr. Barry
would he prepared to go oe with his saes against hie
chest to-day.
Mr. Barry said that nuns documents which were requisite
a complete the case spinet Mr. Hopper were sot in court,
bet time were other poetizes of the ease which might be
gone into.
Mr.Stroege observed that the informations which had been
lodged tended to being the retainer into intimate oeneestion
with the Irish People newspaper, and to show that he acted
as fleaseial manlier of it.
Pierce Nagle, the hammer, was then brought into the
court, arid given a seat within the iuclosure of the bench.
He was then sworn. and the chief clerk, Mr. Williams, read
his loformatioe. Heim rather over the middle height, wore
a black cloth oast, trousers. and vest, and a black silk neck-
tie, He has a thick Mims, which though somewhat stupid to
its aspect, would be rather well looking than otherwise.
but for the feet of his eves being crooked, large, and
staving. While his tefeeetstions were being road, he
sat with his head slightly stooed. his face being
slightly flushed and betraying considerable emetics., and
his eyes frequently turned furtively towards the Priceere.
The deposition made by him was read over by Mr. Williams,
chief clerk. It was very voletnitous, and went in great
detail into the eircumaidences of the mitosis's coneeetise
with the brotherhood. la apnoea from it that he was
espied recently as clerk in the Roman catholic chapel of St.
Laureace O'Toole, and that heals* was engaged in the Irish
People office sr • "folder." Hewes engaged by Stephens se
an agent, to proceed to the country to promote the organi-
patio°, and in this chancier he was in Clowned and other
towns in the south of Ireland. He deposed to lasing present
at numerous meetings of Farkas is Dablin and elsewhere
and implicated by his statements a large number of
the primers is eriatioation with the Fenian coespirsce.
The witless ekes went en to describe the attendees. at
Fenian meetings, and he mentioned the names of several of
the it-honer' sod others whom be met at those meetlep.
Mr. Barry announced that the authorities had
just received by the American poet another commu-
nication signed by the same Michael Cavanagh, en-
closing another bill of exchange for 1,408/. The
letter was addressed to O'Leary,under cover to
George Hopper, Dame•street. That bill made in
all 5,0001. received within the last fortnight.
A second information made by Nagle was also
read, professing to give an account of the objects sad
proceedings of the Fenian, and many of the pri-
soners as members.
Sergeant Peket, a pensioner of the 57th Regi-
ment, was next examined. He stated that he had
been sworn in as a Fenian in Manchester, and that
he had agreed to come over to Dublin sea drill
instructor, which he did, briogibg with him credos•
title to parties in the offioe of the /risk People. Ou
arriving in Dublin be was sent from one person to
another, and at last he was told that they bad
nothing for him to do. He then told them it
was a humbug, keeping him without employment.
Eventually he said he felt it his duty as an old
soldier tell all he knew to the authorities, and he
wrote to the War-office on the subject. He identi-
fied O'Donovan, and partly identified Hopper. On
cross-examination by Mr. Sidney the witness failed
to identify any of the other prisoners. He also
Raid his object in taking the oath and coming to
Dublin was for the purpose of gaining information
to supply to the government.
The inquiry was adjourned till to-day.

ANSAVIS ON A ROT ET • SONOOLMASTZIL—M
the petty essalue,Droydon„ on Batuday, Kr. W. le
bead master of Whitgift Belied, was main for
wolourfully asearalting *ad brads' a boy, aged 13, named
Free& Lambert. Mr. W. Drummond appeared for the
defendant. The complainant deposed that about 4 o'clock
is the sftereoim en the M. a 4 while in abe playground
with soother bee, the diefaat came up to him and
boxed his ears **kn. Assisted by Mr. Day, one of the
masters, be pulled eomplainent tate the sebool-room, and
holding him tightly gave him sight or nine stripes with
a cane. Complainaat admitted tbat he kicked defendant
while Day was holding him, and while &feeder's beet
Ma A pears who examined the boy toted on his
heck eight bleek.wales, from which the blool was randy
to start ; there was also a severe beuiee on his arm.
Mr. Lambast gave confirmatory evidence as to the severity
of the Bogging. In reply to an inqunry by the whams,
the defendant replied, " I am very sear 4144 and It hiek
this will kill me. Ism v parry, but I was obliged to
do it." Witte:es further said that tree of the governors.
the vices (the Rev. Mr. liodgeoe), bed visited him, and
urged what • disgrace it would be if the affair became
public. Be direction of the wart the boy was examined
by a policeman, who said that the wales on the back were
still visible, and also the mark on the arm. Mr. Drummond
addressed the court for the defendant, stating that on
the afternoon in question, while at prayers, the latter saw
the boy Lambert enter the yard, and on requestieg him
to leave he kept • distance, shaking his bead at
him ; defendant then boxed his ems, and took him
dome to the elass-room, where be resisted, and was
very violent. Defendant took • WOO stick, and
did what he should have done if the boy bed
been one of his own seholare. • What wee done wee
to quiet the boy. The Chairman (satirically)—To calm
him! Mr. Deummond produced the stick, which bad been
broken, and the cane, and said it was not possible they
could do any harm. The Chairman (Mr. E. Adams) re-
matted that they mightintlict very serious iojory. Mr.
Day, the assistant muter. stated that the defendant used
the switch until it was broken, and then gave the boy half
• down Makes with the coos. Mr. Day, in reply to a
question, said the defendant did not exercise more seve-
nty than was usually exercised towards the scholars. The
Chairmen said the beech and the public were then to un-
derstand that the punishment was not more severe than
that usually administered at this school. Some further
evidence was taken which did not materially alter the com-
plexion of the case, and after a consultation the chairman
expressed his reprobation of the defendaot's conduct, end
said thebsoeh would mark the feeling they entertained on
the subject by Acing him 604. and 235. outs. As i.e of
the assistants had stated that the punishment the oom-
plainest received was not more severe than that ordinarily
administered in the school, it would be well foe the go-
MUMS to make ea inquiry into the sulsleet,
ACCIDENT ON THE BRISTOL AND MATTE RAILWAY.
—Os Estalley await& shortly after 6 o'clock, them was a
collision at the Salsa Station, which. although re
by leas of life or any serious personal injimea, was yet of
sash a nature es to impede the traffic fur some bourn. A
heavy goods tome was being shunted from the down to the
op rails when it was ran into by the passenger train which
leaves Bristol for Exeter at 5.50. Such was the force of the
oonmission that three trucks of the goods trail were thrown
off the rails, and the engine of the eassengu train was
wedged by the trucks which it had displaced, and its pro-
gress stopped. There being no telegraphic unsinuoieation be.
twee° Nausea and Bristol stations, the engine of the goods
train was detached and sent down to Yates, litmus
• telegram announcing the aocideut was deepatched
to Bristol. Although the damage to the tracks
was considerable, only two persons who were tra-
velling by the passenger train remitted any serious
contusions. Thus were cut about the forehead, but
not dangeronsly. The whole of the passengers were, how-
ever, much shaken by the collision, and their luggage was
thrown about in all directions in the carriages. About the
time the accident occurred mother op train was due at
Ream Station ' • but want of punctuality is this Watauga
peeved fortunate, and • further elllision was avoided. The
train which should have reached Neilsen at 6.21 was stopped
at rums diets's', from the station, and the passengers for
Exeter were transferred to it, while thou for Bristol had
to change for the carriages of the 550 down train, is which
they were coeveyed on the down line by an engine which
had been despatched from me
terminus, acid reached
Bristol at 8.43. A number of men were employed in clear-
ing the line, and after some boars' delay the traffic wu reto-
sumed. The inconvenienceinconvenienceexperienced by passengers
Bristol was sot very greet. but there were several in the up
train whose destination was Gloucester. which should have
been reached at 9.25 p.m. Owing, however, to the deten-
tion of the train aod its son-arrieal at 111 tol foe nearly
two hours beyond its proper time the Gloucester pemengers
were not able to start till 12.43 •. m., reaching Gloucester at
2 a.m. An excursion train from Elder to Bristol was also
delayed.
Tim 31.sairla Dssirow Itiors.--Since our last
report thirty others have been apprehended and committed
for trial as rinplioated is this serious affair. Among them
is • man who was trevionaly imprisoned for manslaughter.
Policwoonstable still remains in a very precarious

(From the New York Times)
By the British steamer we have this morning •
very amusing report cf a meeting of Confederate bond.
holders In London. Thee. iiagacions and far.sighted capl.
heists have come to the vtoolosioe that it is time for them
" to legatee late the eireumetenees tinder which the loan
was **traded." We should think it wee quite time to
inquire. It has beau usual foe traders of money to make
such inquiries a little earlier—if anything ; but that is a
matter of taste with which we have no right to intake*.
We aro • tattle more concerned is another proposition ad-
vanced at the meeting in question. It seems that ate of
the boadkoldere-4, Yr., Of imbeilain—hae just been
advised by OM 01 h r Ids*litS's oennie/a learned * the law,
that the •• Federal Gormpriuj" is liable for the whole
Confederate debt: "worldly and ieternationally, liable I"
Tke lo,tio of Mr. Cliambeilaln and her Majesty's counsel
is altogether inblifee. But why should net 'Mr. Chamber-
lain put In a claim against the Federal government for the
sinking of the Alabama, mid the losses suffered by the
blockade-zunning interests during the was j Before throw-
big themselves at the feet of President Johnson and Mr.
Seward, our suffering British friends should make out a full
account of their losses. The cotton lain makes tat a frac-
tion of the they bare mode up the bill in
fall let them appoint Messrs. Sanders gad Tanker, of Mon-
treal, and Mr. Groan, of Leedom, special anemia for its col-
lection. There is no ono in doing things by halves.
(From the New York Tribune.)
Certain gentlemen in &naiad undertook some time
ago to show their sympathy for the Southern rebellious
by subscribing to a loan—issued by Jefferson Davis and one
Xemrninger. It appeared to be a safe investment, for 1).
and M. west es for as a certain other rebel. who, when in
want of assistance, offered all the kieltdonts of the
earth sees from • mountain top as collateral. For the re-
deruption of I). sod M.'s loan the Southern Oonfederney
cotton crop sod all was pledged, subject of mune to
any lien that A. Lincoln and Co. might bold. The in-
terest was for • time paid promptly, but the lien
has been foreclosed, and whose is the prin
cipal Certain anxious gentlemen, and at the heed
that jolly sea-dog Admiral Sir P. W iliac., assembled re-
cently in the London Tavern to consider this question.
The subject, as preesated by the gallant and noble admiral,
was "to consider the altered position now that the govern-
ment of the United States has beams's the de facto govern-
meet of the Coriederste States." Whether they took
drinks upon the subject, and if so. whether the drinks were
real champague and port, or ecosomicsl beer, we are not in.
formed. It certainly was a jolly gathering, mad the jolliest
winos in the room was Mr. Chamberlain, who was fall of
good advice and comfort and sweet consolation, end not un-
willing to have his sly little joke. We eau imagine tin
grim humour with which he suggested that'' morally and
internationally " the United States wore bound to pay the
rebel hoods, as they must take noon themselves 'the
liabilities of the conquered state." The jolly. Chamberlain
could afford to give advice, for, as he took mans to my, he
'• was not • bondholder." Mr. Green (a suggestive elms)
was eves jollier. He bad titbit his moneywasted his
bond, and suggested a commtttes (whet a universal remedy
" a committee u) to call on Mr. Johnson and Mr. Seward,
and represent " the justice and policy of the Federal go-
vernment taking the debt upon itself." This proposition
excited a good deal of merriment, for the reporter com-
ments, " Ob, oh, and a laugh.* Perhaps the " laugh" was
from Sir Henry De Hogbton—we are not sure of the noble
baronet's same—who came to Washington to induce Sey-
mour and Seward to stop the wsr, msd—aed—who—well—
just to nay the least of it—went home again. He evidently
doss net went to return to Washington and if there feta be a
committee, let some one else be sent. We hope for • commit-
tee. We should like to be present when Mr. Green end his
friends broach the subject to Mr. Johnson. Mr. Sebes gives
us an idea of the nature of the interview. There is to be
so bullyieg, no talk about Vie British lion, likewise the
unicorn, and the ling that has braved • thousand years the
battle and the breeze, and threats of a fleet with the noble
and jolly Admiral Sir Rat the he,d, to bombard New York,
and give us the jostles they gave China. No, indeed. There
is to be "a policy of conciliation and good
nature, mined
with some little confidences." Well, they come to Warbing-
ten full of " eeneihatiee and good nature," and pet them-
eslves in oommunieation with peaces of Influence, who can
be found around every her-roam, and the rpresentives of
an independent press., who may be easily • seen," end have
-a dieser.lf there is • time settee a jolly Begliabman is jolliest
of all, it is at feeding time—sad co the 'cooeiliation and
good nature" begins. Let us have the committee by all means.
Why should not these meet have the mosey ! There are
people who will my that the government has no more
right to pay the rebel hoods than the gentlemen whose
name were added to gold cheques by young Mr. Ketcham
have to honour the forgeries. Davis and Mentalism
pledged the Confedersoy just as Ketchum pledged the
credit of blinkers whom Dames he neatly imitated. Ace
mediae to the gentlemen at the London Tavern this is Eng•
fish equity. The Lhasa States government must not only
pay its owe debt, but that of the people who endeavoured
to destroy it. We place • premium upon rebellion. We
amen burglars and thieves and pay them fort tbe time they
spend
in prison as well as return she betas nuckles and
instals and jemmies. Why not apply the doctrine nearer
home! Let Feegland begin by retuning to the lodian witless
the booty el • bendred years from that taken by
Clive and Reatiep down to the Meseta del- Thtti to
Obis& and pay the
to for the palace they burned and
Pillaged. Grew over to Japan and remunerate the Tycoon
fee derreiroynag one of his towns, and cm the way boats see
that Linde is indemnified foe injuries dose to Sebastopol,
sod Flaw, repaid for thalami at votaries of war. Thee
crowing 'over into Ireland. MOWS the realises that any
I per meet, in.. they . segoliaterwill be secured by Eng-
lish orMily. This asenrasee will be worth • Seethed
minims oil. the Bonnie Equal/ is • good itti•gi sad will
do es well Europe as America. The most sensalito man
in the twain wee Mr. Herapath. He objected to "nation
Iturable pie or battegiot over the Federal govereaseet."
Good far Hernpegt. Wei not vouith for the animas
of " betterioluseeet Seward will etand, teit If
Geese•and end. the chdreind Sir P. noise to Week-
Zl••• inveiglement to ootoplain el the qemeetty
thole "bobble pie .

GRAVEE%3I SE
ThND. The GREAT EASTERN
ST-311IP. e SALOGI STEAM-PACKET 001I-
PAN PS VESSEL the ALEXANDRA leaves London-bridge Wharf
daily (Sundays Meludedl, at a qnsrter-past lo a in., 1 r Rasher-
Mtle and Terrace Pier, Gravesend, and tbeoa round the GREAT
EASTERN off MIAMI ; returning from Gravesend (calling
at Rosherville, at 4.30 p.m. Fares :—.From Loudon to Grams-
end—Fore Saloon. single. Ia . ditto, return. Is. 9d.. Orandlistoon,
stogie, Is. ditto, return. ts.G.I. Fr. rn Lnedon round Great
Eastern and bark—Fore Saloon. U. Omnd Saloon. 4.. Prom
Gravesend round Great Forlorn and hark—Fore Saloon, Is. 66. ;
Grand Saloon, Ss. Children ender Tea Foam ot age halt-prim.
Odors, 46, Eastelmap.

CHAT'BAN. OCT. L
The whole of the arrangements oostiected with
the torpedo experinsenta shoat tots carried out at this port
were oompleted yesterday by r. Broad MlCay, from
Boston, and Mr. Geo. W. Beardalee, from New York—the
lst% gentleman having bad charge of ea torpedo offers-
tioos min oat during the late earl war io the United
States. The preparation of the shells to be exploded doting
the trials; has hero erarried out soder the Immediate super-
intendence of Mr. Beardelse, who bee been engaged during
the entire week no board the Volage. Boutin Ardor maga-
zine at this harbour, to completing the torpedoes, about 30
of which, of ell slurs. will be exploded on the day of trial.
One of the Impeder wee yesterday saak•he the harbour.
where the experiments will be made. Tho wiling frigate
Terpeieboce, 18, else reesel brooded to be destroyed by means
of a loped* plead beneath her, now occupier Coe position
where it is intended to blow her up. Yeaterday altarimon
an experimental torpedo was exploded in the harbour with
very setiettotery results. No day has yet been fixed on
whisk the experimental Utah will come off.

(RELITR'S TIPLEORAWI.)
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BRUSSELS, Oar. 1.
The Indiyendance Beige of to-day publishes a
letter from its Vienna correspondent stating that
the Austrian government has not addressed a note
to the powers explaining the repent imperial inani.l
feet°, but has despatched a circular, dated 20th
September, to its diplomatic agents abroad, of
which the following is an analysis :—The circular
urges the Austrian representatives to oppose the
idea that the present measure of the imperial
government is a return to absolutism, and the
abandonment of the principles which formed the
base of the October diploma. The Emperor's in-
tention is to restate expressly the right accorded
to all the peoples of the empire to participate, by
legal representation, in the legislature, and the
management of the finances. Desirous of deferriug
to the rights established in Hungary, the Emperor
never contemplated depriving the other provinces
of the empire of the rights granted to them. The
Emperor's final object is to definitively establish
constitutional institutions for the whole empire, by
I the agreement of all its component parts.

DUBLIN INT'ERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
Under the Special Patronage of Her Majesty the QUIRN.
The ILERIBITION rero.ii.,3 OPEN EVERY WEEK DAY, and
fa the ENINGS c 4 MONDAYS
A , TrtsDAYS, and THURS-
DAYS, until the Slat of uctober. dmlarion, One Shilling.

PORTSMOUTH" OM 1.
The Bacot*, 22, ewer corvette. Captain Count Gleiebeo,
arrived at Spitbead on Friday eveuiog from the Mediter-
ranean, and ia to come Into harbour tb-morrow morning to
be decked.
The Orontes, ins screw troopsliip, Captain H. W. Hire,
wan appointed to leave Plymouth at noon yesterday for
Madeira, en route to China. Her supernanieraries consist
of about 170 oflic.rs and 0370 esedneo. fee., there being whew
all told about 1,230 souls on board. Sbe was to leave Ply- •
mouth in eoenteiey with the wooden serene frigate Oetavie,
Arethuse, end °camases, which will prone& to the amnia
tattoos to which they are appointed.

RAILWAY ARRANOBbiIIiTII.
Rotors tickets to and nom Luanne are Issued at the principal
runway abalone in Melia and B.mtland M considerably re-
duced rates.
/*amnion trains run frequently at very low prices.
Yor fall particular, me the railway companies announcements.

HYAM and Co.'a ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN,
se and 67, OX FOND-STREET.
Orareoats foe sun, rain, and st. 6 to S.r. vercoats. Idlh-
lined mad hind. Um to 461. du
hulls infs. or busiira. theO part, and
tourist. 425. to 66a. Jackets to ail tlr fashionable styles, Ile. to
Sandringham' Burrito, Bin. to 765. Vats In Cashmeres,
Mks, ensign drills, i.e., 7s. 6d. to f:IL Tronaars in all fashions-
lie styles and materials, 17s. 61. to 13$.

Case 0? CROLLRA ON BOARD Off ALEXANDRIA
SWARM—A rumour having Trowelled Meat cholera was on
heard the Alexandrian steamer Nyanza, some anxiety was
felt as to bee snivel at Seethampteme. She reached that
port yesterday. Tielatter end of Augushe arrived at
rseilles, sod a fireman went ashore an 4 Laving drank
ekieholic liquids, to great excess, cams on hoard. and then
dirk liege questing, of water es amount of the heat of the
, weather ;be died of Asiatic cholera. A few days afterwards
' another fireman died from cholera win had grossly
litglected himself. On the 6th of September, a fireman also
died 6011 the same disease ;be was a *lily man. There
has be 60 ease of cholera on board the Njeiita since the
6th nit., nearly a math ego. She obtained immediate
pasterns is Southampton-water yesterday. Cholera was
/WV prevalent at lisresilles while she wee there ; in her, it
bad increased fourfold. Dierrbcce prevailed ou board the
Miasma while she yea is the Medltorrsnean. In one of
the cholera cases on board that ship the patient
died in pipe hour.. The spasms were so bed
that tiwy affected the mosaics of the throat, and
the poor fellow mold neither swallow elimulants nor
maim With the most ordiaary self reatraiut sod care
on the part of the men who died cm board that packet they
might, it is believed. bare saved their Wan " It is extrnor
dinars that Iter tiresere ea board steamship whale coon.
60600 6 most dn.:0000 are the molt nicklesr. Toe heat
is often so great be ow that the Bremen after having seen
to their aces are obliged to be lifted es dick by means of
rope, they are so faint and exhausted, end coo ow
searoely coocoive it credible that men who suffer so
',samuch frOn the perforreasme of their adhere dutne would
lver. sod ha a city like Marseilles, whieh has recently
bean reeking with beat sod infection, drink to moot ex-
trsysgant excess.
Tax STATE OV IEIIALTII AT SOUTRAMPTOIC—We
have already alluded to the moose of tie heard in London
to Mr. Wake/ord, the local registrar, to furnish for Our
are preset
:dorms' by this o weskl Instead offii:L=Ttille eot;udeadtbdsia
tete-
Mend at Suatbamptos from English cholera tied diarrleces
during the present quarter, —that is, from the Ist of July
to the 26th September, bare been 2 of the formi•r, including
themes of BAN (ibliers svissisodieS), and 50 of the latter—
sad of these was one gill five years old, six children under
two year., and 39 under one year. One was a woman $2
reef old, who died of die:risco& and bemi-plegia. This
doe net exceed the average at the earns season in as' year.
Southareptoo, in point of fact, was never in • more healthy
.tote,--Hours Advertiser.
Tit DAVESTOICT Dualists in Pasts.—Several
of gee Pszisime even* journals liaviug published the fol-
lowing paid insertion : The second public sitting of MM.
Davenport and Pay, at Heres Room, was a long triumph.
sod replied victoriously to all orilumuies. These mervellons
"Saw take place every evening, at half-pal eight." The
Centime Nationale, is reproducing it, says : 'The pries of
M. a lime offered fee tie martian of this note low been ir-
ked by us. We publish it gratuitously. fee the complete
ediacenou of such of our readers as were present at the
sitting. A man must indeed have contracted *loin habitfor
of
mystifying the public to dare, even for mosey, to sob
this publication of the audacious statement which is
given above. Let us, is the first plate, state that the new
"meal to the public of Mesas. Davenport and Fay was re-
ceived with the most complete iodiffersece. There were
hardly 60 penes. in the room at half-past eight, and it was
"with groat dlffloulty that this total we swelled, towards
Dios o'clock, from 75 to 80 visitors." The writer then
fa very severe News of the aggrearlys demeanour
7:ka
b, Donsopert party, and of their impertinent replies
to the obearverbleos ot the public, adding that the
invectives isteeshenged rendered the mental)]* most
sfillidas. The Opinion tormivetes in these wads :
" Asil new to have dose with the subject,' let us declare
flit EL Davenport aid Pay would cot bein deemed for
watotsamtil
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= oft ems& powers ; sad Itsaiet not is the ex
id iedittalT,Sitie themselves the propagators of
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The. also No nese gestettisisly, with the
It is ske'assook to impart 4 falsehood for
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Habit sad Livery Department. Nola Bat. and General Embry.
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Provincial Branches :—Birminghanr, 11, 22, and 13, New-streee ;
Leeds, 42. Baiggate.

ROME AND ITALY•
FLORENCE, SEPT. 30.

The Correspotulanee Generale Italienne of to-day
absolutely contradicts the rumour that Signor
Boggio was the bearer of an autograph letter from
the King of Italy to the Pope. It also asserts
that tbe French troops will commence to evacuate
Rome in a few weeks, and will be replaced on the
Neapolitan frontier by Pontifical soldiers. "The
French government has officially notified this fact
to the Italian administration."

IT YOU TRAVEL, send for SMITH, BUBBEY,
sad c 0... ILLTISIZATED CATs LOOMS .4 POILIALAN-
TNAI7B. Trunks, Be" Jute wary other travelling requisite.
Also Field. Noise, and Orvrs Wawa. unites led for easellswee
sad oAseresses.-483. New Orford-street. W.C.

BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and
OM ague perfume. extracted Irma the Sowers, by 3110.
SOWELL and Co.. PieWIWI to It. It It. the Princess of Wake.
No. 12, Three KIIWCOUrt, Lombvd•atraet. Loudon.

THE CONVERSION OF THE MEXICAN

KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the
SEW Mir= ne the BLOOD known ht Medicine,
haat their larply-extended vale end general adoption. may be
aid/ shred as a hoselhold nectatarY. hold by all Medicine

LOAN.

state.
A CABI Or CHOLERA NEAR HUDDERSFIELD.-
On Friday about 1 o'clock in the morning, Beejemin Mellor,
weaver, aged V years, of Tbnntonland Bank, about five
miles from Huddenfield, was taken ill. His brother and
sister with whom be resided did all they viola for him, but
finding that be grew rapidly worm, and was in peat agoey,
they mint for Mr. King, scrawl), of New Mill. Mellor died
before the arrival of the medical gentleman, who, after
seeing the body, and ascertaining the symptoms, said it was
clearly &ease of Asiatio cholera. The curate of the parish
who went to the place is a few hours afterwards. found
the body quite black. The death has caused much rooster.
astioe.—Mkeffield Independent.
THE DII4COVERY or CHLOROFORM.—The recent
proposal so erect a statue in honour of Dr. Simpson, as the
discoverer of oblorofollo, has given rise to some comments
is the French jeans's, which state that although Dr.
Simonson was the first to. use chloroform as an anwathetic
is surgical operations, the substance itself was disoovered
by M. Soubeirao. professor a* the Paris School of Medicine,
daring his experiment a ibe reactions of chloride of hose
on alcohol. These experiments were made is 1831, and
Dr. Simpeog did not introduce chloroform se &substitute for
anlphnrio after till 1847. •• year after M- Flourens had dig.
covered its stspifyieg effects cc animals.
The following telegrams have been received from
the Peniesuler and Oriental Steam Navigation Company,
Oct. 1. Outward Calcutta, Chine. and Australian Mails:—
Malta, Oct. L —The Mongolia. from Sonthemptes Sent.
90, arrived here on the 29th, at 3 p.m., and left on the 30th
ult. at 1 p.m. for Alessadria ; all welL The l'ooesb, from
Marseilles Sept. 28, arrived here to-day at 6 a.m., and
will leave at woe for Alemodris. Bombay and Mauritius
Mails: Sue; &pt. 30.—The °emetic, from Bombay,
arrived hers at 9 a.m. tarley. The Salta% from Mauritius,
strived at 2 p.m. on the 25th inst.
AMERICAN MAMA DUE THIS WEEIL—The fotlow—
ing steamers are due at Liverpool this week with the
Asorriosn and Canadian mails:—The Hibernian, from
Quebec oa the 23rd, and the City of New York, from New
York oaths sense day, may be expected on Tuesday night
or earl on Wednesday neat. Os Saturday next Abe
Canard steamer Asia, from Barton no the 27th, and
IRalifax early on the morning of the 29th, May be expected
to reach Crookhaven or Qitesestown, aid will DO doubt
eater the Money oe Sunday mooning.
THE CUNARD MAIL SERVICE.—Um Saturday lass
soother new screw steams, intended for the Oasard
service reached the Mersey from Glasgow. The new venal
is called the Java. She measures 350 feet in length, 42
feet 9 Mahe beam, 163 feet depth of bold with a
capacity of 2,709 toes. Her propeller is worked 'b=
1100011 flied maims of 600 horse power, and the diameter
of ber cylindoes tsetse, and her piston stroke 3 feet
6 team She has passenger accommodation arly
1,200 passengers. Tbe Java left Willem Bay onoe ne
the
Clyde, at 6 0 stook od Friday erasing. sad arrived elf the
Bell buoy at the entrance to the Mersey st 10.15 sin Satur-
day morning. The Jeri is 1M 38th steam vests' at peedest
*weed by tbe enema Compasy,
The Alton Alresfoid.' Ind Winchester Railway
will be opened foe *So today. •

PARIS, OCT.

The Constitutionne/ of this evening publishes a
declaration from the Mexican financial commission,
announcing the conversion of the Mexican loan.
The exchange of bonds will take place in the offices
of the Compton d'Escompte from the 2nd of October
to the 10th of November, on the conditions already
stated in the public journals.
Bonds bearing interest to the amount of 3/.
sterling will be exchanged for two new bonds.

ACHINTLEMAN FARMER, occupying between
ow and ISO acres a aimed land, situate within a feW
miles of Norwich, end in a gnod Anntlaz district, le de-
sirous of meeting with ONE or TWO young Gentlemen
as Address Y. Z., Mr. !lethal, Bookieller, Itase
Dersitsa, Norfolk.

A Berlin letter states that the measures taken to
protect Northern Sleswig from Danish agitation will teed
to " Prossisnise" the whole of Sheet u promptly es pot-
able. The activity with which the fortiketioos of the
island of Aisen are itommenced proves that there is no sett
of intention of giving heck Northern Bleswig to Denmark.
BATHING AT THOUVILLIS. —The sends on either
aide of the harbour are admirable for their extent old firm-
ness. It follows, therefore, that the Whin is good. reaperi
sally for Wiwi, but it la ape neenlier. The Whist,-
ground is equally divided into three " qusitien." Ors re
set apart exelnively for ladies, attended or not by profs.
glottal " beigneurs ;" the next division ill for men and
women mixed ; and the third for men only. The actual
barrier between the different quartets is • rope. It is re.
quired„ however, that is the " gnarlier common" the men
should doe a costume nearly similar to that warn by the
ladies, leaving only the arms bare, sod the legs from the
knee downwards. In the men's quarter • simple cateron is
held sufficient, though certainly not so decent se
• Beugalee's dhoty. But the f nuttiest part of the
business is, that ladies go up the rope and converse
across it with their unclad &Nastily:* of the ether eel—
the conventetion being bald is rather leas than 12 inches of
Inter. Very few venture in above giant bole," but
the fair sex is also the most daring, and will occasionally
disappear tip to the waist. As • rale, the men prefer •
mixture of sad and water, like the cockles, and will lie
down in the hack-water left by the recedieg tide, where
the depth varies from three inches to foot. An extra
chute is made for a cabam jtot, Slat is for tattle' the
machine down to the weter's edge, but the rosfority con-
tent themselves with the inaellioes that are drawn up high
sod dry, and run like lamplighters over the totervesieg
apace of a hundred yards or so, past admiring grasps of
spectators, male and female. This, to our notions, odd
proceeding hears at lied one good fruit. As the feet, eves
if protected by list shoes get covered with sand to
in
reeieg beck from the sea, it is customary
place in each machine a foot-pall of hot water, than which
nothing can be tasselled more refreshing or wholesome.
matter how dame • swimmer you may be, you cannot go
beyond • aerials easy distance from the shore. Two baste
are kept continually moving up mod down to prevent soy '
rash, adventurous spirit from getting beyond his depth ;
and after all it is perhaps just as well that so ons deceit', be
permitted to drown himself, to the onoysaes id kis esigli•
beam A !amends smammest, beirseer, with men who ate
limes to los meat mein:Ames, is to hire • doable canoe,
connected by a mired bridge or eget, and propelled by a
doable-headed Indian paddle. In these, or rather, an
them, ealsem-aled heroes disport themselves emu in the
Maim' quarter, paddling es and eat is all diseedoes, seated
azati, and with the exception of thealceredd dbay,
as ca the day they wen bcel'agavisa
lee Odober.

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SPAIN.
MADRID, Ocr. L
The C old
encia of to-day contradicts the
rumours the n alliance between the Latin powers
to protect the pe was discussed at Biarritz.
The usual zdlnthly auction for the sinking fund
of the Passive Debt took place yesterday. The
prices paid by the government were—for the first
class Interior, 32 ; second Interior, 19.50 ; and
second Exterior, 31.50. Tenders were sent in from
32 to 33.40 for the first, and 19.50 to 21. for the
second class Interior. No offers were made for the
second Exterior.

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THE BLESWIG -HOLSTEIN QUESTION.
FRANHIPOKT-ON-THFAIAINE, Oct. L
The delegates of the German Diets met to day, to
consider the Bleewig-Holstein question, and almost
unanimously voted the proposals of their committee
of thirty-six members in favour of the rights of the
duchies.
The additional proposition of the delegates from
Baden for the oonvooation of a new German par-
liament was also agreed to.
The former thirty.sia mambas of the committee
were re-sleeted. Two hundred and sisty-three
delegates from German Diets were present, six. of
whom were from Bravais. None attended from
Austria.

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