The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-07 00:00:00

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darns and Indiaa ears disk
I hies supply of viand to.
ek's prices ; beet new, 6t
firm. and in beta., dm.
made Ws. 6d. mar*
s for naltiag let egsben
moduli, and rather levet
it Tann in moan rat;
its "beat, 24.. 1026 a.;
IN 'S& to 20a. ; beat beds,
be 222. to 25a. ; pare: v,s. to 166 so
at seconds, 325. to 345.
re wss a tolerably sus*
Let %bre morning. and el.
rent on tie part of beihimrt wing "ma 1114444 Wlsses
creasy o/ this day se'anight
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DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL IMBIBITION,
ISMS.
Mader the Special ?Arouses of Wet Maitety the QUIEN.
The 'CRUM IDN remains OPLN ItYIRY WICK DAY. and
ha the IV ININOS of MON DAYS, TIYISUAYK and TRURO-
DAYS, wall the SIM of October. Adadesion„ Dee BhlW2&

OUTFITS for INDIA raid 0 HlNA.—Batimatos,
with detailed lista of the oecessary outfit for mercantile
and other appointments to ledis, Chins. or any of the colonies,
will be forwerded ow application to TiILIISHKIt sad OLLNNY
outfitters. Dolt door to tionterest-house. armed.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE
PROMOTION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE.

and laid against it the chaie of making him 1 __
At
tubalue* of ect'
seriously ill while at the hothi*On its banks. A ---•.-
champion for the black Don di*, aeon him in the laINOR,LICII., Ocr..t. .
person of Mr. Alderman Sanadees, but he could i trief o.!,_uMulters of the
magmas availed therm o;
only say that the waters of the Don were not good I a dei7P7Turindiai: °Ll'''. R. Ja..l.Hba.r:U. so ate!:
for manure, and as to the wretched dwellings of the Mama &messy; sad Rinison. It was stated that me baser
poor, they were not as bad as _those around Mr. It: some 2,ooohwaedrewpreaTakeend the n•turelbi: onmem and ense wais
Godwin's offices in London, and they were quite through no small ensonet of Bersattiog before tltry rescbrd
set in each of the numeeeroua 'Alb' mg' °ter'
eele'bet Rings-
good enough for the people who lived in them. the
acid wa. ranged ff room. The regi:t was of a very elegan k. t deerrip-
The explanation given of the death rate of Sheffield
being so high as 34 in the thousand was not much I mime number of the guests caused mese unavoidable eon-
better ; it was, that if parte of Loudon were taken wan deaak, f'• Thlahirehie, Mr. ncil lAdy mart
HarveY
it would be found that they bad 0 death.eate as high In the musing the ReTr. J. B. Dross, Man Dec., &-
trod awhlature in Bs s. upm "Church
as this. It appears that there is no midi& officer of
health in Sheffield, only an inspeetor of nuisances ; Thaicishap af
.7.,,es ukeerneluitz M*6 is
the Programme'
and the corporation are more careful about the in.
santelweathee has been very lee ell through the week,
its details, white cones r"'
be•see" hes me emend
rmaid se
rer:.
crease of a farthing in the pound' of the rates than
they are about the improvement of the dwellings The thanks of the members of che prom me du to the
of the workpeople. Rev. Oman Hewett end the Rev. W. N. it.i&ter. the.derical
woreterits ; Re. R. Hansen end Mr. F. C. Waimea, the lay
erße=sad Mr. T. W. limeelt, *hessian' eseastery.
geettermen have disptapsd ea nevarytes Es awittexy,
often swim semewlist trvieg oireemenanose.
Yak
to
the Maw a 6 Word prembei * the
ardesdad to awry Wee eensteditiee, es behalf ef the
Society for the Prepagaties el tbe Gospel in Foreige Pins.
Tin mere* sad attune* nabs today ccevved to
their home', however, the ariarity of the distant visitors.

01E011 ♦ 001

RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS.
Return tickets to aad Dora Dublin are issued at the principal
railway stations In England and Scotland at coosiderably
dueed ranee.
Rtaarsion trains run equently at very low prices.
lihr fall putter:dans seefrthe railway esnapantes' ameoaneentents.

BROWN BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRS
aad COUODICS, Vans.* Furniture. Thmkt, Portals*•
tows. da. 00/18IDARAALY &Dm ICA&
Da. PICCADILLY. LlAsionass INA

SHEFFIELD, FRIDAT.
The great meeting of the working men last night
will, I think, be considered to be the most really
interesting event of this oongreas. It was so because
here the students of social science bad an opportu-
nity of estimating the workers in the mass, and of
judging by the manner in which they received cer-
tain expansions of opinion from the class above on
the platform what sort of response and mho there
might be iu the heatts of those sons of toil who
have to deal practically with the problems which so
many above them only play with. I cannot tell
the numbers that filled the large theatre,
called absurdly enough the Alexandre Music-hall,
but this may be judged of when 1 say that the place
is about the size of Drury-lane Theatre, and that it
was crammed from Astor to roof with working mm,,
not the unwashed, but men all decently clad in
cloth as good as my own. Here and there a bonnet,
but very few, and these as it were just thrown in
to keep in countenance the four streng-minded
ladies without bonnets who occupied front seats on
the platform. No one was admitted !without a
ticket, and therefore I conclude the audience repre-
sented so far a selectido of the working class of
Sheffield ; it would have been a graceful acknow-
ledgment to labour if the platform bad been free as
the Soor. But here two of them only were admitted
—John Wilson, the grinder ; and Henry Turner, a
manager of works, who has risen from the ranks.
' Let me say at once that these men, when it came 'I
to their turn to speak, which, by the most egregious 1
waut of good taste, was put off to the last minute.'
not only spoke as well as their social superiors, but
they demolished their imaginary thetries about the
opposition of workmen to machinery. and the
tyrant), of trades union!. It was a mistake
Ito 4 vite the working, men
:to assemble
and ib submit to be preached at by half a dozen
I profoond sociologists ; those of us who had listened 1
111 to papers and diteussions in the morning 1
t
I wan to hear the workmen themselves, but we were '
I dinar inted to find that the best part of three hours '
I had n allotted to the speakers on the other side, I
I and risen other than the two authorised working
men • bed to speak, they were told that they were
not i the programme. This is the very way to
II keep !pp the prejudice which John Wilson asserts
is at work against his clam, of one law for the rich
and another for the poor. lam sure, however,
that the audience of last night received the some-
what fatiguing and common-place remarks of the
speakers on behalf of the congress with more in-
dulgence and good feeling than they deserved.
From 'the speech of my Lord Brougham to that
of Mr. Fawcett, and with the sole exoep-
tion of Dr. Laukester's admirable advice
about I the importance of , health to workmen,
a vet
ii of "clap trap" ran through everything.
It w something a little pitiable to hear Henry
Lord rougham protesting, in the feeble tones of
foursoere, how he loved the working classes, and
had draloted his life to their elevation ; how he ap-
peoveltheir Clubs,. and bow he earnestly desired
to see them all enjoying, not education, but &mum-
meet and relaxation. This was the desideratum,
1 and it was a mistake to suppose that clubs had any-
thing to do with education. I must do the working
men the justice to say, that this singular view of
the matter was not at all warmly responded to by
them, and when Mr. Chambers afterwards men-
tioned the word "home" in opposition to the idea
of the club, there could be no sort of mistake
about the preference of the working men
when we heard the loud shouts and saw the
waving of hats that greeted this sentiment.
It was perhaps still more strange to hear
the veteran lawyer throwing out every pos-
-1 cable bait to the workmen in the words, "I con-
eider that the working man's club lathe most essential
I part of his economy and his happiness, assuming
I that there is not an absolute exclusion of liquor or
of play." If the Social Science Society will
have illustrious and venerable names at their head,
I suppose they must put up with little slips of this
kind.
Mr. Thomas Hughes, M.P., lectured the trades
union men for their outrages upon fellow-
workmen, their opposition to machinery, and,
more absurd than all, their insisting that
1 union men shall not wear beards. He was
I contradicted by the usual voice in the crowd,
I but the two workmen, Wilson and Turner,
in the five minutes they had to speak in, to my
mind, utterly refuted these charges. Johu Wilson
appealed to the masters whether it was not true
that the reason why the file-cutting machine did
I not cocoanut° use in Sheffield was, that it had been
I tried thirty years ago, and found wanting. If the
French files and these machine-files were so good,
why, he asked, is it that they are not used, and
1 why is there such a great demand for Sheffield
I hand-cut files 1 Henry Turner, too, denied the
I accusation as to the outrages upon fellow-workmen
I not obeying the union, and explained these in-
stances fairly enough as exceptional ones. He
claimed for the workmen, as for any other class of
the community, that they should not be judged by
those cases of crime committed by individuals of
violent and uncontrollable dispositions, whom it
was impossible to exclude from workshops. On the
whole, the workmen had the best of it, and had
they been allowed fair and polite opportunity of
speaking, I don't doubt they would have met all
Mr. Hughes's charges, and have afforded, at the
same time, much interesting information as to
their own views, in which respect I feel convinced
very few of those who assume to be well-
informed are really so. The Social Science GOVERNMENT INSURANCE AND Ainsurnws.—The
Association most take care not to be quite such rono,,jo, additional ped.onom will be apes as end due
heavy doetrinteres. and leave off repeating the plati- tel: 9th October, ,orfotthethe
mreiriPt of proposals for the
which brought such discomfiture on worthy seder the Act 27 .4 28PL,....,. fZend for ,h,„1„,17A
Sir John Pakington at the congress at York last of the periums beendog due to tee TostasesterGert,
year, when the übiquitous working man started up t
or `::,:im t° tus,:e eisotefseressimat mani.6:l,i 'rind for Zge Um_
to tell him and all of them, with many thanks, meet of goo y sums which shall become peyable by tn. Pest-
Foasiow-orwics, Ocr. s.—The Queen has been
that they knew it all before, and had been told Isst:isnretterthuctrit'et grdide.seßeirsta. (attest' tit.
), Bishop's pleased to approve of H. Braosesec es Consul at Sierra
nothing new ; they were much obliged. het iaw Auckland (Darlington). Dawlisb, F.peoet, Haewich,Lytbsen Leon for his Iltieety the Emperor of the Preach • the
nothing in it. It will be fatal to the influence of i (Presto!), Newtoe iLOsrtme!, Ittert. ag (Y,.o.rk)? Brim_
__- 9,5...10121108a: ,hse_lsetelleed,
_. Liverpool for D.. 17 Majesty F,1201.1
the society with the working class if they represent i rctillte,der frlus:alrgrZegh.:l7l4o°.seless fril: 4::::7"ap5i.`":7;',47:40.71:7,71.0 'b'e::".0.7.7.77, ii:
the views of the men inaccurately, and they are not 1 sue), Street (Bath), Battu is tettki TAselsklL Str.w;reilrettd.:l:f culder.biL._o'
0,,,,,,
so dull as to be easily conciliated by direct flattery 1 TitZlbl.4o%,,Tteer .II pi
rink (Illoamo(ath), Wivelhoorobe Fogront MUSICAL MEMORANDA. —The most ?the
of their superior intelligence, and invitations to con- (we11;,,g,„„„, geememehhe). Tun offifts wig be apse for ..,,,..6..t fork, ~.... a the ~..k is twit M. Asper, lb.
tribute papers to the sections, and join in the dice- such purpose' &trim the boars apeetated for the Mang; e•-• r
tar;aable sad hoansed
was tioaatt
acetones
ea ,mwaho) : 7.,
.Isalismitualmettarowerzai:
dee ot mosey order business. A head-hill met
slstsg
cessions. priaelpal Tides of the Goverment Inmate and Aseultili laud, is shoat to resign itis sepoimmens as
as:,,efori ps al of the
The congress is finding some equally tough work ?ties, and el the Peet-addaellev.imis Basle, bee be!■ twit
with the masters in Sheffield about the health of IZ. aboye_aseed oste. Tharamisime espies will, be time atot asataawill listaaasots=ao4;
saae;aatua"
pest
set"
asettohignehasat
aalaitathomely
the workmen's dwellings. We bad had quite a Sem, beams:red to other
smite i
bp:
aetitidoesesattatummauzat etstlsg position
mia we lfrardeides..ftl,. were .acted
ta'at
Litt:omit= is
she
lively diusseim °° this "'hie° before Dr. Lsekse- If apielesedosoebe made to ally eestemster for the extension moo soss Me Mint. sad to Wag in his owe Joan of
ter, whs. presides in the health dePastments and is ,44 tae measure to his Ain, he will at OEN 'Mott the au- 4,-c. La resale
who will be za.p.....rara la Memoir by
presence of Lord Brougham. Mr. George Godwin , eurasteeeete theweeereterp.ere eived
at
the
Bel
ea
re
ataaass
ark A
new siaaateel,dedni.
oistril.fis
to
appear
Despatcher
kisdihetemeritY to 'dander the stresm a the river 1 thismening boo the Genuine et 114. Hans sad the at the Italian Opera, at Paris, in Marin, ot whom good
hopes are seteMened--4theeiruet
Don ;he called it a black ditch-- a common sewer, o..ar.

LONDON OLRPET WARDHOIIBI4
11M7611 and poi, $ sad ♦. mama-mutter. w

of wi► by to noun plob.
inn isquizy rated
r quorum in Pollan' favonr
cloy m►i►taind hill Mei
d.

A WWII'S THSATRIL —Mr. IL T. SMITH
.Cll. bogs to Intern the public and the petroos of this Twain
that In consequence of the extreordleary Frew...elms required
SUN,
the prixeaciton ot Broughams drama. The CHILD ed
SUN," the THEATILK will °NM on MONDAY, the 111 October,
to Ilea of Saturday. as advertised.

"BIR JASPER'S TUNANT," THU NEW NOVEL, BY THU
AUTHOR or LADY AVIARY S SUCRE f," &c.
Now r. ady, la 3 yola , at all libtartee,
SIR JASPER'S TENANT.

a large supply of vilest tau
it week's prices. Baths al
well, at late rates. -No

—The arrivals for the put
tat coastwise ; from 'hood,
rte. At this day's market
best from the powers, who
Sr qr. on last week's pieta
4o was. however, cleared off
reduesday, and la some cum
Id. Ha, ley, oats. beans, sai
;at full p, ices. The cantor?
~ 631 b. to the bushel—Dur-
o 430. ; ditto, while, 445. to
445. ; ditto white, 48a. to
ginadisr. 261. to 264 Oats.
0,4211 r. Per bushel, 284 to
; old, 413 a. to 60e.

HEATRE ROYAL BAYMARKET.--Sole
Lessee and Manager, Mr. BUCKS lONE. Thin THEATRE
rwjE OPEN for the SEASON as MONDAY. October 9, with
Sherktan's annedy of THE SCHOOL FOR et•ANDAL, hi which
Mr. Chippendale Mr. Bee Wong, Mr Compton, Mr. W. Farm,
Mr. Howe, Ms. Enjoin. Mr. W. Gorden, Mr. Llark, Mr. Braid.
Mr. Went/hereby, r. C. e. Mr. P. White, Mho Nally Moore. Mies
Snowdon. Mrs. L bltawldtarn. Mies V Hill, de.. will
After the Comedy the National Anthem will be etzlhteara
lowed by LEND ME FIVE SUILLINGII: Mr. tly (Ma
original character), Mr. Bookatone ermoladlng witch EASY
SHAVING. Mtn Loots& Reeky, Mae Pen+W.lght. de.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, for those two only, THE
SCRUOL FOR SCANDAL, LEND ES FIVE 8 'LUNGS. and
EASY SHAVING. On THURSDAY, Oat. IS, Mr. Wades lioldowa
will mapping after his nimarkahla and sort hainolddeed pew
forming' of lalomme moo in Parts, and in the Trench tongue,
making Ala debut here in the i nalleh version of the sense piece.
entitled USED UP, sustaining his original character of Sir Charles
Ooldiroarn . Mrs. Charles Na hews will ado ap »sr ..ft the some
*wale. In Pinochle LIWITIOSOLII et TEE GOLDEN FLESCE
with Mr. Charles Mathews Im FRIDAY and SATURDAY
USED UP. THE GOLDEN FLEECE, and otter entertalomettY.
NOTICE—Mr. Bothers will ni-appear at Christman
The got Ceee will be opened To-morrow, Oct. 7, and daily
train 10 11110.

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The Mode contino the following :
One ma andemitaad the Parterfed hisilibre. He is forty
Jean el4-1M of ealdwienlatieneod igewinnambeliope,
beneath the humblest exterior. of all *9 _ NMHot bo ware we
patinas
whiph .are chetished by human ivea*me.
to comprehend • Tartan of 18 • years! ' Who would
thluk of nuetio; with Jim la a bee sad rosy youth,
with blue downcast eyir. al tosiop • Edell, modest
demeanour. sweet, impired. almost biblical speeds This
phenornabon now presents himself, hoiever, at the Cor-
rectional Tribunal. His name le Pleas Jayst, he is eighteen
years old, sad than is moth* requiring altesstion in the
portrait which has just bees paaated. Let us add that
ha was trained to the educational establishment
of St. Vincent de Paul, where he paned ten peva sad that
he appeared before the tribenel ciarged wish several rob-
.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

"SIB JAPP6I:3 TENANT," THE NEW NOVEL, BY THE
AUTHOR UT •• THE DotTOWS WIPE." to
Now ready, I* 3 Tots., et WlLlbrodos.
SIR JASPER'S TEN♦NT.

OXFORD,

T. s.—Ws ressived s node.
Ws day. The les,dts nod
be supply of 40415 w ea
isaistive, lower pekoe sub.
supply ; &mad deeft,
'bort supply. Bea, Nd
6d. to 71d pee lb.
pocket ditto, lls. 6d. to 12s.

MAGDALEN CoLlion.—The election to the open
Detnyahips at Magdalen College termiastad this eveniag,
whoa tatifolloariag pathogens were sleeted :
CLMKUCAL IMMTBMINS.—Yens. 8. G. Scott, Brighton
College; G. E. Baker. Lowing College ; A. F. G. Stirling.
W eo3eater College ;P. Flatedser, Ronal &hook •
MATHEMATICAL Dluitann..--Mr. F. Heal, Brune Coale,
Tottenham.
The Examination for the Natural Science Deiniship_ had
not concluded when our Parcel was diepstoled. Thom
were up's/as of 50 caadidatia for the six sac/moire. ,TheDemylMws are of the rase Of 751. per annum, room, rent.
sad Ultima included, sedate tenable foe See you, Iran
the day o 4 oleetton. ,

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GREAT ST. JAMES'S HALL.—EVERY I
avaNrmo at: and THIS (Saturday) kTTERNOON at S.
Mambo, the (keel ntriloquist awl Male —World of Magic
&coed light In a nen Form, by Kiss Andersoa Prederic (the
great) Ilaccabe. Ventriloquist and Mimic " Begone. Dull
Static
Si. Leal Indian Beast 'I lick by Was 'Ante Anderson.
Stalls, ; reserved seats, Sc. ; Wooly, 25.. admission, Is
Crowded hours. PrOlollool. Anderson's Parew4l Season od the
World el Mete. Immense Sneers'. he
greatest combination
entertainment In the mittropoVide Prem.
A. NIIIIIO, Acting launder.

rather a limited supply
ad it Included a fair 'aurae
sold with less difficulty that
emend was not equal to ths
at dull, prices showing little
it there was a alight tendency
samples sold from 661.
short supply of sheep, sad
td as last west ,• business ow
submit to a reduction on N.
iog 64d., and 'WON 84. per lb.
tfar, end farmers cannot EA
Hared for sale obtain vary high
and bacon being still rep
gbt up readily at loot well's
from Hs. to lie. 3d. per wets,
6d. Vory little business drag
any deui.nd for them. Imp
hoes oa offer being of soprice
little inquiry, and bumming

THR NCH NOVEL BY MR. W. O. WILLIS, AUTHOR OF
Till WIIK9 SVLDRNCIL^—in $ vole . at all Libraries,
DAV ID OR ANT RE Y.
A wort of decided Interest and merit."—Observer.
John Maxwell and Co, Ift neat-street.

b
The PRZBIDII3II% —Oa your omitting theucational esta-
blishmest of St. Viaoent de Paul, you wi edre for • month
toes sight of, and it wag not karma what you did for a liv-
.ioo ; hat you ware found again at the hens. of • respeotable
ooclesiostic of the diocese of Paris, who allowed himself to
be deceived by your falsehoods, who received you into his
house, who lodged you there, and whom you basely his
while sabjectiog his boom to pillar. le that to
JAM (his eves Mat down sad his hiais joiood)—I have
nothing but what is good to say of **Abbe; he is • very
respectable priest, who took pity op my ,Y
; bat, in
spite of my Christiao principles 6f Mistily, I csonot say as
mach of his sister, who had the aid 1~ 97 in the house
This wears wbo,Cloalitlem. easootoomprehend tbedatisa of
a servant of the Lord, made me work all day swirl even at
sight, and only gave me brood, Gad even ,elto.dutrufbeiest
quantity of that, to nourish nay 'perishable y. I was
obliged to have recourse to prayer to fortify my soul
against the temptation of the body.
The PRISIZENT—You have fortified your soul vary badly,
fair all that was Dot given to you you took, .and you nou-
rished your perishatge body with bonbons, preserves, and
eireetmesta.
JATZT-1 do sot daisy, that I took some Meet& ia that
house ; it was after having reflected well Mutt I determined
to do so, for the asks of Om Naiveties of !he sister of the
Abbe. I said to myself that if I died of famine Hie sister of
Um Abbe would Ise respousibli fur my death before God,
and I wished to nave her from that calamity.
The Fnammiter —Dare you offer sash explanations before
Use emit? However, you are pot • promise. on account
of the thee oommitted at the hoops of your benefactor,
' and wo shall not recur to them. After leaving this hoops
' you lived in a furnished lodgiog-hous• There, by your
your insidious manners, and your falsehoods, you
si=l la gaining the contains* of the proprietors of the
hoses sod of the lodise•—• eseldoece which yo betrayed
by stealing in the rooms to which you were allowed access
various 'rectos of the toilet, shoes, trousers, overcoat*,
woollen waittcoara, and other objects'. Do yen rtemmber
all these robberies!
Jar= (after • short laeditethei)—There le o distinction to
be made. To take from her In ardor to sppropriate
I to yourself is a robbery ; but to collect in corners articles
abandoned by the prosperous of the earth is order to
a
I, gips theta to thirl and the mieweitous, Ide Dot believe
I abet that is a is the eyes of Odd.
The PiMatourr— hristian morality is the same for all
Christlase ; it forbids robbery without making the deems
dews you ere seeking to establish, which are not for any
time, and which should not be for your sge. Moreover, y
bare not eyes the excuse which you offer ; for most of the
objects which you have stolen you have given, not to the
poor, but to a barley-sugar merchant, from whom you had
bad the audacity to obtain a loan of 25f. It was,
in order to acquit yourself of that debt, that you gave him
the articles which you bad abstracted, and not through
that spirit of charity of which you are in the habit of
boasting,
JaTIT (with animation)—You are mistaken, sir, for I
had gives those articles to this merchant before borrowing
of him the 25 franca.
The PailllDlST—Than you wished to allure him • that
oomes to the some thing—the tactic. are the same, ;ad in
this second case, as in the first, the spirit of charity dis-
appears. Who led you to suppose that the articles
which you took, and among which there was as overcoat
Dearly new, were abandoned ?
Jsrrr—lo going from mass an inspiration came to me to
take it in order to do an act of charity.
The PaialDlNT—Wee it also through charity that you
told lies, that you spoke to everybody of your uncle the
Archbishop of Cambray, and of your cousin a core of
Paris in the Faubourg St. Greoraiti ?
JeTICT-11 I made friends for myself, especially this poor
bruloy-sugar assrebeat, it was not by homiest of my relation-
ships, but by holding Christian conversation with him in
order to lathier him to bear without murmuring the trials
which it pleased the Lord to send him. My eeaveisitiCeS
pleased that good man, and I believe that they have
strengthened hen in the sorrowful path which he has to
follow.
Witnesses wore then heard.
The Munauss of the furnished house :—This little
young man his deceived us all ; I had great oosfideuce in
him boomers he was always at church, because he was our.
roundrd by priests and always spoke of his uncle, the
Archbishop of Cambray.
The PaIEaIDINS—He pretends that the articles which he
stole were abandoned by the lodgers.
The Wrrmeor —May God paredoe him for that filsehood,
with all the others! Everyone keeps what he has, anddoca
not like to have it takes from him.
JAM—III that house all the rooms were open, all the
trunks, all the cupboards ; in one °bomber there were some
good things ; if I bad been a thief I might have taken them,
whereon I have only takes the bad thine—among others a
woollies waistcoat which bad *either alines nor front.
Fire LORAIN (72 years old)—htiece I ceased to be
able to follow my trade of a joiner, I have sold barley-
sugar and boohoos is the Champs Elyse*. It was there
that I made the acquaintance of this yam rottener.
about*, mouth after the Emperor's fem. He came to buy
some barley-sugar and some almond-cake, tolling me that
it was for missionaries who were going to cram the seas
for religion. He of ten spoke to me of his uncle the
archbishop, and of another relative who was a
cure at Paris, promising to make me acquainted
with them. W bee I bad got acquainted with him he hoe- '
rowed of ere 25 Irma, but he entirely deceived me, fox he
paid me nothing.
The PIiZeLDUCT—Has he not gives you arteries of
clothing ?
The Willem—Yes; a. I told him that I was not prosier
rous, he brought me two old stocking-nets. a event, a
pair of velvet drawers, and two pairs of loose trousers.
The PitielDllarf—Wee it baton or after the loan of 25
frames ?
The WlTNlBe—Before sad after.
On the motion of the liiraWAL Anrocarg (M. Lopoller
tier), the tribunal sentenced the Wardens Tatars to a year's
impnaciement.

NZW NOVEL BY MR. MORTIMER. COLLINS.
This day, In 3 vols. at all lihrarlea,
WHO 113 THZ 'HEIR
The pleasantest novCo.me seasems"-111. Time&
John Maxwell and Co., lit, flestrakest.

NAVAL ANI2 MILITARY.,

rinix OXFORD.—SIXTY-SIX. by J. OFFEN-
JL BACH : LA TRATIATA. NORM ft, de., by the most
efficient Operatic Company ,n Loadm,, tucludmg gleans Intrall,
Walmaley, Tyrrell, Barrie Madame Maria, and Min Fits-Reny:
Mersa, A. Pa. Albyit. Green, Shannon, Musk, W. and
(throe Tivoli—Ballet, the BRIDAL of BEAUTY. by the litres
Tory and SareOunoifa corned. end Burlesque by the IYAubena,
Mesas. Dariah sad Darr the Brothers and al-ter Koala.
the celebrated liaagarise damns . sod other &venal:lA tablet.
—TAO CVSZII/11).

A DIEIZALTY, Ocr. 6.—ABTOurrunlrrn.—Ontsttins
IL & Nano* to the Plow. Okartotts (whia•rieom-
mieskwed at Hoag Kong), and for menial's& parallel:.
charge of the Naval, Medial: and Vidtuallieg 11.
menu at Hong Kong ; L. Z. H. Bomenet, to else
commissioned.
Commander W. A. de V. Ittownlow,
inapes;tutg •
commander in the Coast Cisard.
Chaplain As Hat. J. Wily*. to rte Priooms Cbollotto
(when recoramiesionod at Hong Koos), u additional, for
serrioe in Melville Hospital. •
Naval Cadets A. K. Woodrow • B. B. Fulled, W. L.
Bignold, aad A. G. Cuthbert, to the *run*

NEW NOVEL BY 1/11 UAZLITT.
This day, in 1 vols., at all hi • •
QOPUT L• ♦ TJlssii. lE.
1.0 ••TAO novel is one of the WnWpialny Baths
that we have sees tor a ooasidetable "—etaadard.
Jetta Mama sad Co., 1 , pet street.

THE M3ROfitNT9 COMPANY (Limited).
lawwwwated under the Catupaahas Act at 11302, with
Mated Lithihty.

IMPORTANT HISTORICAL WORK.
Tlih day at all Lamle,. Is I volg, dams &so. priceROYAL AVO•URITES.
.1.1. The Royal Faionritas et Zeeland, Frame, Smile, and
Rutsla. possess a estimate claim to De ranked amongst the
most remarkable obaragters of their Use&
Jobe Maswiß and fleetetreet,

he show of beads woa Doe so

was a slow trade. Sest.misli.
I. 3d. per stone ; inferior, I/ et
oe.p end the Made was briar.
d. to 91d. per lb.; inferior,
lambs wu Matted, and prim
sir• were no calves. For pocket
ea. 6d. to 9s. per stone ; sad

• Capital. 8:00.000.
Pint lane £eso.ooe, in 10.000 Shares of £95 each.
El to be paid on Application. and 14 on Allotment.
A minimum Dividend of 10 per mut per annum for three years
on the =oust pent up Is guanoteed as hereinafter stated.
DIILLCVALS.
DAVID WARD CHAPMAq., Lombard-street, Chairman.
Janes Jewell Childs, Esq., VictoriaN, st Esreet.
Pembroke, Itrui . 8 Austiafriars.
Richard Stuart Lane. eaq.
k
Hence Z. Chepiaan, Esq. , Meows. Lane, Rankly, and Co.
P. H. Holbert, Eq. )
Liatianits—Hems. Prescott, Grote, Cave, and Cave, Thread-
needleotreet.
SOLICISMesss. Newham, Mans. and Co., Nicholas-lane.
IMAM —Mears. Laurence, So., Pearoe, Angel-court,
Throgrourentetreet.
Aninloas—Messrs. Coleman. Tarmiand, Young'. and Co.,
111, Tokeulo-yled.
SICUTAZT (pro ken i—l. Lenten Butcher, Eat.
Temporary Meer ilk Old Broad-street. &C.

ADMIRALTY, Ocr. a—The Andoimtntkined
oaken lime been tbM day peculate& to the mak ot Miff
oostemoder is her Idateety'e• beet :—Williato F. Ebbw,
Em., and Edwin Rowe, E.g.—Gamete.
Ocr. t —Mr. William B. Clevdrly
has this day bees promoted to the reek ot Ent clam mast.
alit inhume' is bar Majesty's Beet, with majority el Zth
September, 18615.—Gaidte.

This day, vol. 1. handsomely hound, with 18 large libisteatices
by Ileum Bklll mod hoard, pp. 612, mien M. 6d.,
TDE DAY of BES T.
Axaxadebe of PUTS literature Ihiqueetionably the
beat and obempeat •olume weer issued far fatally readialt"
London : %ard, Luck, and Tyler, la& lleet-street.

Sere was • better supply at fat
mute—at market today Mee
her lower than lest week, snd&
of effected. Store cattle sad
not a very large supply, were
of late. Bea, Bs. to Bs. 94.pw
to, 7s. to 7e. 6d. ; auttsco,94
to 40a. seek.

CHATHAM. Ocr.
Tag taw Toirsno EIPZILIKEII6.—The sailing
frigate Terpsiohore, 18, which was sunk on Wednesday
during the esperimeata trials with Kr. Beardslee'm tor-
pedo shells, was Impacted this morning Captaia Stewart,
C. &, preparatory to Wag lifted mad beaded up thra
bar-
bour for the purpose of being placed in dock in ceder for ea
examination of her hull to be made, with the view of game-
taioing the outset of damage she ham suathioad, the
offiosra of Royal Rushmore with the heads of that depart-
ment of the IMMO, mitortained Kr. Beardsles at a banquet
gleam is their oseumodioas memsmnrem last night,
cl at the
dose of sours interesting additional asperinsamta with tor-
pedoes carried out that afterween Is MUM= !Nohow In
the pressnee of a large number of racism of the corps of
Royal Easiness" sad other sciastilio individuals.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 6.
The Wivern, 4, iron screw turret ship, Captain
H. F. Burgoyne, has completed her trials of speed at the
maimed mile is Stokes' Bay, and is again berthed along-
side Portsmouth Dockyard. Her full boiler trials game her
scarcely more than 10 hoote an hour, end bar Wilson's
trials needy Be.
WOOLWICH, Ocr. 6.
The Pallas, 6, iron-clad ram corvette, was
removed out of dock at high tide, about half-past two
o'clock this afternoon, tinder the direction of the °Mons of
the shipwright departmeat. in a meet suocemf al mamma.
The weasel was then taken in tow by the steam vowels
Monkey, Baader, and Widgeon, and proceeded down the
river to Gresnhithe, where she will remain Datil tomorrow,
' when she will return to Woolwich with the (avowable**
and be admitted to the basin for completior.

PRI ,SPECTUS.
This Company is formed for the urpose of carrying on the
business of merenante under the Joint Stock Companies Act,
with Limited Liability.
Tim Company proposes to extend to mercantile operations (la
which ere comprised home and foreign Denham and exchange)
the principle of limited liability, which has p oved itself Dowell
&dental to banking and financial transac ions. It le believed
that the *dm Cages arising fr m the p riodical publication of
accounts, the security afforded by large towelled ressonrees, and
the combrned superfanindweeeM an espertenced fleard et fame-
tors. will be highly appreciated by all commercial clams., espe-
cially by con ignore of g oils and produce to this country.
The sounduesa of the principle which gave rise recently to
the formation of the London Merchants Company has been uni-
versally acknowledged, and the D.reCtora have endeavoured to
guard whin those diMciilties which epperently prevented the
successful continuance of that Company.
In order to secure an immediate basis of operatons, arrange
hen have been mad* witn Mean,
firmay, and Co. for
transfer of their business. This ill liquidate all its
obligations independently of the Company. banning over only
mien current transactions and aCCOUnt as the Board may wish
to accept. It is further proposed to bring in the bualuemes of
other Orme so favourable opportunities arise
The good-will of the business of Messrs. Lune, Hankey, and Co.
las boon purchmed for £25,0011. in debentures. payable suenfth
+X6 5 per cent. loterest, an l al4O mho es, with Lii
each ciedited as paid thereon. In fixing this mount, the
'Directors have taken Into consideration the profits of the firm
during the last sin years, the present prospects of the loudness,
and the manner in which payment for the goodwill has be n
accepted. The vendors luso parent,* by their personal cove-
nant • minimum dividend of 10 per cent. per annum, during
three years, on the patio() capital, thereby giving • autetantial
proof of their contidence in the undertaking This dividend the
Directors, pending the full development of the Company's opera•
lions, prows., to pay to the proprietors half-yearly, the first pay-
ment to be made on the 15th April. 1966. They may add that
they are moat unpins that this minimum guaranteed dividend
of 10 per cent will be largely exceeded before We expiration of
the three years,
The Directors refer with satisfaction to the following letter
from the eminent Aecountsnte Messrs. Colennui, Turipiand,
Youngs, and Co., in corroboration of the value of the business
of Meters. Lane, hanker, and Co. :
10, Tote:shown-yard, KC., London. Sent 16 1863.
To the Directors 01 the Merchants Company (Limited).
Gentlemen.—We beg to Maw that, compliance with the
request of Mews. Lane. Mulkey, and Co., we have carefully
examined thelr books, with the view of ascertaining what com-
missions they hare made during the last six years, from
Ist January, Dise, to Ist January. 11,45, and and that the gross
coromiadoos during that period amount to £140,7115 17a.
being an average*, £t3,460 Ws. per annum : and attar de-
ducting therefrom "re urn" commissions, and commissions on
goods bought and Dahl by the Wm, either on their own account.
or for the execution of orders on hand, the et cornionalons
earned amount to £106,900 17a 44., or an average of £17.1316
16a. id. per annum. This to irrespective of the remit of the
Arm's transactions co their own account, end of ths inaUranal

We se Gentlemen, your obedient Servants.
(Signed) COLEMAN, TURQUAN D. YOUNGS and Co.
Applications fora large number of the shares have been already
received, and It is proposed to commence the business of the
Company uornediately alter the allotment, which will be made
without delay.
Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be bad
of the bankers, brokers, and of the Secretary, at the temporary
othces of the Company.
Application* for shares, accompanied by • deposit of ft
Te per
share. may he made on or before Thursday, the 12th lust. , ',
the int will be closed.
The memorandum and articles of association of the Company
whit!) have Men duly reentered. may be seen at the alarm of
the solicitors, and a copy will be sent by post on application.

BOMBAY, BEM 9.

PORM Of APPLICATION 701 MAIM&
(To be retained by the Bankers.)

To the hireetera of the Merchants Company (United).
Gentlemen, —Having paid to the haulms of the Company the
sum of a , being a deposit of El per share upon
share', I hereby request you will allot me that Dumber, and
I area to accept the same, or any less number that may be
allotted to me, and to pay the amoont due on allotment, and
the calls as they may be made . and 1 hereby authori-e and em
power you to insert my 11111110 in the NOM r of alutrebolders of
the Company for the number of shares which you all.it to me, and
I agree to be bound by the Memorandum and Article" of Amends
lion of the Company sa registered.
Usual nigoatiare
Name in full
Address
Pretension
Date

THE DAIRY COMPANY (Limited).
Cordial AlOO.OOO, In MOD° shares op jereeaeh.
Deposit on application, E 1•
DIRACIoN.S.
Dr. LANIER:3TM LLB., FA. , Coroner for Middlesex, Chair-

man.
Lent.-Colonel Evelyn. St, Onslow-gardens, Smith Kngton.
Char Ire Lempriere, Region D.C. L , St. John's College, Ocford.
John James, Fsq., Vae, Guernsey.
Mr. Thomas WWl= Fordham, Stanstesd Rye Fenn, near Rod-
deaden, Herta.
Mr. Johu Rumba, Rookery Farm. Dagenham. Renee.
Mr. John Abbott, St. Anne's Farm, Burdett-road. Lirsehouse,
E.
Professor .I,lut Gamgee, Vro'essional Superintendent.
Mr. Samuel Sharman Dencocks, Model Farm Dairy, Fulham-
rood, W., Manager.
Dr. Hillier, Medical Meer of Health. St. Panels.-
801.1M01111 —Mews. Moots, Stone. Townson. and Meer* Meer-
hustlers.
BA/I LIM —Lais=dCounty Bank. and Branches.
Temporary Odlces—moorgatastrest Chambers, RC.

ABSIDOPD pseerscrus.
This Company is termed at thus luactul • to supply the public
with guaranteed gamine new milk, upon ressonable terms.
Yodel cow-hotr as will be erected in healthy situatima, no Pro-
fessor Garagee's plans, for receptnin of the Company's cows. •
The Company wid lint purchase cows at present, but will carry
on the businesses already purchased by means of the country
strz:Lmilit shandy contracted fcr. .
Prospectus sad form of application for shares rosy be obtained
at the Loadon and County and
and branches, and at the tem-
porary offices, hen plain and articles of association may be

ms.—
Oboeld so siMeaseot be made, deposits aelll bo returned la tall

'PRE DAIRY COMPANY (Limited).
1 NOTICE IA HEREBY OMEN. that the MAZE LIST ot
this Compony will CLOSE THIS DAY fB.tarde•). October 7.
1,7 order IL B. MILD, Doe. pro tem.
I Moorgato-etrestaimiele. Oct 7. MA.