The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-10 00:00:00

OUR

The revival

ocening year bathe,
banquet, and this November, -throve* the
changes, the world is as full of polities as le the thick of the
seeslose. Peddle ourkeity, however, will not be satisfied by
the seldreeess at Lard Russell end Kr. Madsen& His lord-
shin mid, a iamb which everybody will wish to have had
more in it, but which nobody can dad fault with, and Hr.
Gladstone confined himself to probing, not thaessesedly,
the UMW at Commons. The new Premier aeds himself
suddealy relied to fill the piths of • powerful sad popular
minbter ; he has obeyed her Majesty'scommandsbut In
has had no time to form plans at his own or take counsel
with others ; so that be an only ask the arantry to
give him sad his colleagues a fair trial, and judge of their
merit's by their future measures. It is a reasonable dr
mend. and we shall be content to wait esti' after Christ-
mas be know what are the changes which the death of Loed
Palmerston is to bring forth. If Yr. Gladstone
*nosed' in winning the confidence of the Home of Gem-
moos within the next six months, the GOVIIMIIINA will
have no difficult task. Them is nothing which the country
desires that tin popular bran& of the Legislature has any
wish to refuse. Element lame may be the legislative
views of the reasestructed Cabinet, it will assuredly find
parliament ready to entertain them.
The Daily News ems in the enthusiasm of
yesterday's
demonstration • preetioel reply to the adman° which
has permed the leading members of the Government
for the lest fortnight, and • proof that however ten-
sible of the lass which the saline has manned
by the death of Lord Pelenerstes, Reglishnsee do sot
think so poorly of their country as to believe that its
greatness will be impaired, henna it out no longer be
served by that lamented minister. Lord Rama said .11
that could he expected el him lest eight la the peculiar
pesitin le whisk he wee placed. Ananias his math
the Doily News offers the remark that by Wing with
refeneee le the measures* be primped. that they must
he " measures not of yesterday but of tosthy." Earl
Russell may have meant that magnum must be
brought forward as they are called far by the thawing cir-
cumstances of the country. Or, it theme Wanks that such
sa interpretation of the words leaves the onteass jejune
and empty, he may suppose that the Premier was thinking
of the varying moods of the nation, and intimating that if a
reform bill were brought forward it woad set necessarily
be • copy either of that of 1859 or that of 1861.. It roust
be admitted, however, that the cautious generality of the
Premier laves • fine field open for speculation, red Mr.
Gladstone's language is of an equally gunnel character,
though et the same time the linguage of both statesmen is
lawny' which would not be used except by men who feel
that important measures are expected at their hands, and
who are willing to encoring, that hope.
The Pon pronounces Earl Rusesil to have fally "nog-
abed and gracefully discharged the strong obligations which
he was under to bear testimony, sot rely to Lord Palmer-
ston's ability as • statesmas, bat to his qualities as • friend.
Though his lordship properly declined to give his bearers
any inkling of the iniuisterhil programme, it does not
seem nerouonable to interpret his language to mean
that although personally desirous to introduce a mea-
n/re of reform, he may have to abandon sash a dense
in omesqueeos of the present time bang isoppor-
tune fa ita aneution.
The Herald says his lordship was as ambiguous u
an oracle, sad hes left us ultimately is the sepia.
seat slate of bewilderment iato which the ministerial
apse plunged us on the day when they asaaanold
that Earl Roma was to be premier, and that be
would or would mot hoist the banner el reform. Ho hes
evidently not made up his mind from which quarter the
wind blows ; and "itis a tom-up whether the old whip or
the radical young met' me to have their way."
The Star did sot expect any declaration of policy—le-
deed, was aware that such a declaration could not be made ;
but it is certain the *Beet produced on the country at large
by East linuell's address will be one rather of 'moorage-
meat than otherwise to the cause of reform the net,
the speech was appropriately genial thd hopeful.

MISCELLANEOUS.
The Daily News emcees that the facts and method of 1
prooodure in the arsenical or hotsompathic treatment of the I
rattle plague should be made widely kaowo by lectures, by
broadsheets, by bending somebody to see the treatment sad
report at borne, &o.
The capricious nature of the cholera as exemplifled
&iliac this year is dilated epos by the Timm. A general
most has now bees glees to a proposal of the Enoch co-
mmend for comprehensive inquiry sad continued re•
search, sad the iotereatimal commission will commence
its
rommehes at • siecularly oppertuus time.
The Post tells metabons of the Mauch of England to
take sot* of the onside monied by Archbishop Maonieg,
and to no ha it, not • call to tract-writing Or platform or
mach fulminations, but • call to work, to simple effioiency.
The Star explains the mum of Ike destructive explosion
at Nine Elms as vesselsd by yesterday's inquiry, and rem-
masts also on the dangerous Mate of the streets of
Leedom.
The Telegraph dwells on the wineatioa of attorneys as
proposed by Sir Fitzroy Kelly's egos* at King's Oollego,
and draws the moral of the career of Tom Sayers.

SURRENDER OF THE SHENANDOAH TO
THE UNITED STATES.

(mom ova mew. coaamoaarirr.)
LIVERPOOL. riIDAY MOUINO..
The Vioe-Consul for the United States has re-
oeived a communication from the Captain of her
Majesty's ship Donegal, that he is authorised to
deliver the Shenandoah, with her stores, &c., to
him as representing the government of the United
States. The Vice-Consul has accepted the transfer.

NITAOPOLIPAN D
BOAR OP WORKS.
(THIS DAY.)

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The ordinary weekly meeting of the Metropolitan
Board of Worm erm held today at their (Asa inpring-
prdene ; Sir Joss TIMMS'S. the *airman, presig.
The eaah statement showed that the balsams ia the
kends of the treasurer were—on current amounts,
155,2981. 9s. sd. ; sad on deposit amounts, 118,3521.3 e. 10d.

LITTIR OF CONDOLOICIS TO LADS PAMIRRSON.
Mr. Pollard, the alert, reed the following letter the board
66d received from the 800. Evelye Ashley, in reply to the
vote of condolence the board meet to km ladyship on the
20th of October last

" Brookett-hall, Nov. 4,1865.
"Sim —I am dotired by Lady Palmerston to convey to
the Metropolitan Board of Waits her grateful thanks for
their expressiou of sympathy with her and of attachment
to the memory of her husband.
" I am, Sir, your obedient servant.
" EVELYN ASHLET.

"John Polled, Esq., Clerk to the Boma."
The letter was ordered to be mitered 00 the minutes of

LONDON AND BRAZILIAN BANK.-(THIS DAY.)

An extraordinary general meeting of the share-
holders of this book was held at soon, at the Bank offices,
Old Broadotreet, for the purpose of confirming the rm.
!otiose width were adopted at the meeting of the 10th
October lest.
The following the the resolutions referred to :
" That the supplemental agreement now read between
this bank end the banks of Mani sod Co., thel Math,
I M`Gregor, and Co., referring, to the liquidation of the
respective businesses of the exsting establishments by the
'Lyndon, Beasdian, and Maui Bank (Limited), be sod the
same is hereby approved, and the director'of this bank are
specially authorised sod empowered to carry the Name into
effect, with any modification, or alterations in the provisioes
thereof as may appear to them seeesser7 or proper."
That the foregoing resolution shell in no degree repeal,
alter, or affect the special resolutions of the company,
peened on the Ilth May, 18035, sad drily sosermed on the
9th of Juno, Ittd, or the powers or authorities thereby
given to. or conferred on, the directors of this bank ; except
only and so far, if at all, es the supplemental argreemeut
approved by this meeting varies any provision contained in
the memorandum of airy/meet foe amalgamation, or may
reader the alteration of the dates mentioned or referred
to is such memorandum of agreement or spacial resolutions,
or any or either of such dates necessary, or in the judgment
of the director, expedient or proper."
In reply to question,
The CHAIRMAN mid be presumed there would be nothing
to prevent the affairs of that bank from being liquidated
before the expiration of the two years allowed for liquida-
tion • sad alter the retures of the business of the current
year 'hail been received, the directors would consider the
question of a dividend. Be knew so reason why the
future should not be prosperous. The reserve fund
would not he divided until the affairs of the London and
Brandies Bank had been wound up. Re added that the
present half-year appeared likely to be Groot the best that
they had had.
On the motion of the CHAIRMAN, the resolutions were
confirmed ; after which a vote of thanks was given to the
chairmen Dud hie oolleagues.
The CHAIRMAN afterwards stated, in reply to a question,
that in consequence of a difference of opinion between the
depot? chairman and himself. which he deeply regretted,
the former had resigned his oifion am a director.

THE COITZDZILATE CRCISIRS.
The American mentos, the Post allows, had very
plausible grounds for considering themselves badly
treated by England in the matter of the Ooefederate
cruisers, and it would be puerile to affect astonishment at
their iodigoation ; but now that soirees has crowsed their
arms the comments of the more respectable sod isfittential
section of that organs in the press give us no realms to
coetplaio. They are quite right in asserting that were we
engaged in a war we most folly aelatowledge the right of
the United States to allow their porta to be made centres
of the sent destructive °pastime 'Limiest our commerce ;
and wider such circunistance4 the Tribune is probably
correct in saying that we should be anxious to abandon
the principles which we now nisiotain. It must be con-
fessed that the law as it stands is mootunsatisfactory, aid
the expecimont of Gowen on the subject would be at all
events worth trying.
The Herald says that of course the crew of the Shenan-
doah will now separate, and, therefore, there is so semi-
bility of soy charge of piracy being brought against them.
The aspect of our relations with the United States, if act
threatening. is certainly unsatisfactory. There area mul-
titude of unsettled questioce open which must receive
some solution, and which it will apparently be impossible
to solve in ray manner satisfactory or even tolerable to
both parties.

TIM BUILPLCB FUNDB Or COARITABLZ TErSTIL
The scheme fog middle elms educatioe in the city
broached by Mr. Roger' opens up a field of action, remarks
the Times, which Is perhaps wider than he contemplated,
Would it not in hundreds of cams be at mice truer charity
and a better fulfilment of a testator's wishes gradually to
withdraw charitable states from their present nese, or
rather, abeam, todeeote them to objects more agreeable to the
spirit of the are? Whether the reformation of the chaff tsble
foundations which the piety of oar ancestors has bequeathed
to us can be best socomplished through the agency of the
' Charity Commissioo, endowed with (creator power than it
now possesses, or through some other machinery, my ad.
mis of &scansion ; but it can scarcely be doubted that some•
thing ought to be done, and that there is now an opportu •
sityof doing it. We have within the last ten yeses reformed
our universitisa. The reform of our great public schools
is under consideration; let as extend the name offloe to fn•
; I stitutions whioh, although of a humhler, character, probably
' I exercise an equal influence with them on the wellbeing of
I. I the nation.
The Herald warmly supporta Mr. Rogers's scheme, end
in the course of its criticism upon the educetion at present
enjoyed by the lower middle class of London, finds a reedy
explanation of the eccentric fashion in which parish
affairs are often conducted, in the grow educational
defects of vestrymen, guardians, coroners' juries, and the
like.

DILATU or LADY THERMS. Lewis.—lt is with
much regret we have to announce the death of the widow
of the late Sir George Corner/all Lewis, which took place
whilst as • visit to Dr. Cradock, principal of Bremner*
College, Oxford, on Wednesday morning. Her ladyship
was daughter of the Hon. George Villiers. sod sister of the
Earl of Clarendon. Her health, we understand, had been
declining for some time.
DELTU or Da. Josrrli E. WORCESTE.II.—Joseph
E. Worcester, LL.D., author of " Wattmeter's Dictionary,"
died at his residents at Cambridge, near Boston, Mammas-
eetta, on the 27th of October, aged 81.
Earl Russell, on the part of the crown, has
Domisated the Rev. William Hoary Wright, B. A., to the
vicarage of Heningixtrough.
At the meeting of the O'Connell Monument Coro-
mitts' on Wednesday there was soother " scene." Oos of
the members actually struck a brother committeeman,
while another positively threatemed to inflict personal chas-
tisement on another member of the committee.
A report is current, says the Times, that the
Committee of the Stock Exchange have resolved at an early
date to discontinue the practice of 'rashes or refusing
settling days in new companies.
The Right Ron. Abraham Brewster, Q.C., an
ex-Attorney-General, while returning from court at Dub-
lin on Tuesday, a hires and car driven at a very rapid pane
comedown Charch.lene, sad the shaft of the vehicle COM.
7011XION TOPICS
the Spanish Minister on the extinction of 1 log in contact with Mr. Brewitor, threw him heavily on
The report of the ground. After some time he was able to walk home,
the slave trade leads the Times to cheery, that the , but he still uffs ere from the *Hoots of the fall.
aggro race seems to be entering upon an important era in
A letter from Rome of the 4th says :—" The Pope'
its history. The great difficulty is the dierisal and treat.
teem, or
contributeo mean, if they are left to their own this scorning repaired to the church of Ban Cabo in the
ways they ontrt nothing to civil society, but a blemish; usual gala form with which he is accustomed to honour 1
and if they are brought to work by epeeist laws of contract ' the annual festival of the Milanese saint. The piazza was
and appreetieeshiP they are saki to be as much slava as I guarded by • battalion of the 19th French Regimes, of the'
before. The 4..6h minister repo.. to send them to one I line, and a battalion of Papal German Fusiliers. The 19th
.1
the islanthi of the Gulf of Guinea ; but the win is a 1 HaPolents being
social and compsnioaable creature, and is not likely to wel- '
some this proposal.
The Daily News distinguishes between the interests of
Austria and Prussia in Germany, the former haviog no ' under orders to return immediately to
Faso., will have nomad up its service in the Eternal (It,
with this piece of Pontifical full-dross pared*. The Pope's
splendid carriage, and those which conveyed his Court
, prelates and suite. a bog and gorgeous train, were escorted
ble reason for making enemies of the States which are I by detachments of Haman dragoons, gendarmes, and noble
naturally inclined to rings the,aaalvas on bee side. The I guards. His Holiness looked very serious sa he gave his
felt weakness of Austria has for the last two made
her subeervieete to Prussia especially remarkable, and it
should be the special task of the new ministry • biassing to the kneeling but silent spectators, and his re-
ception by the crowd was sot very withosiestle."
at yam& i An Italian delegation has presented to President
to discover some means of healing this radical malady. Johnson • petition signed by Garibaldi and 362 other
Perfect freedom of external echos she will saver recover Italia,. of distinstioa, all residents in Italy, urging him to
until else is renamed by some cothelleoo a act of atotestnacehip abolish capital punishment in the United States, and to
from the false sad unfortunate position which she own- begin by pardoning Jaen= Davis.
pies is Daily. While the Venetian question remains open I Mdlle. Patti is engaged at Florence for ten repro-
it 'villainy@ be pOssibis for France and Prussia, by as I ematatiorts, by the Meynadier management, which bas
asresment with Italy. to execute say designs they may ° charge of the theatres of the old capital of Italy. The
form against her pease sad dignity, and M. Birmarek's late celebrated vocalist will be heard during the reildeses of
reception slows that tbe Preach Emperor gas in him • the King and Queen of Portapl.
personage whose friserlabilt and co-operation may be vela- I There were at Naples on the 6th 152 eases of I
able to him is certain fatness eeriest/melee, sad whom he cholera end 49 deaths ; at San Giovanni a Toddeslo. 23
mast therefor* he careful to 'Mash to hie laterests. and 9 ; at Bern, 11 and 2 ; sad at Two del Oren, 3 sad
The Herald amines the Benestary of State for India of 2. a few solitary ewes ere iesntiosed as lavbes comma
deliberately eadensimiag the power of the Governor- at swims plea%

OVEM

.

uSis%nit IgleOnlitifill.- —(1718.1 BA; .)
bean,
de.
ear war brought before the Lord Mayor, who
sat for the rut time, °barged with embezzling large ems
of mosey, the property of his employers. the Blossoms
Iron and Oral °Gamey, Ceeehoelsesh
Mr. Collette, ci the firm of Pritchard sad Collette, soli-
citors, Lioooles-ine.fields, 'wend ea behalf of the cam.
pray ; Mr. Based Weeded for the defeadant.
Although the chasm that was nomiaally am& gas Mod
the defeadaat hod embroiled the gum et 101. osly, is notify
his &Wootton, amoast to • vary large mai, 'early 5,0001.
The ease is • very pistol sae. The primmer appeared to
hare bees la the service of the crompeay almost from his
boyhood, and by diet af Wong sad good ended be at
°Poised the palace of secretory to the ememay at
• high Islam, sad the ntrocet oosEdeaoe me'
reposed is him. The defalcations attributed to him
mom to base extended one • very asesidershie period,
and is She coarse of his proceeding* he appeared te ham
tallied the books. Of morn is his pol fides m seerelary
and reepossible °Mar of the employ wee °contently is
the mosim of large semi of money, end the mob
is which his depredations appeared to he coos-
milted, wan by antering ausallor earns in the
books than he actually roreived, and approeristiag
the dithreme to his owe am la this lily he seems
to have misappropeisted warty 5,0004 belonging to tie
tympany. The primmer elsoandoi is August bet, and a
warm{ was at once Implied for for the &penholder.
of the primmer. ;He had, however, enemeded in
tag oat out of the fey, and evedbm all the marsh thee
wee made for him by Hayden, {lee dMeetive akar,
in whom beads the wariest for hie specialised's
war placed, until Thamday tersoisg. when he wee
apprehended by the alty polies mastabies *ding under the
instraellom of Heyde& Upos his Wog istraid • sow
amble ens of money, • gold watch, aid other valuables
were fared In his pesesolon.
Mr. Collette addremed the Lord Mayor mod goal • brief
senative el the eireasasteness ander whisk the
charge was preferred, wlaisk was la sesselame
with the above resteareat, He mid that Ma evens
amp he should sow prefer to establish aplomb the
prisoner was the ambeedeareat of a 5001. mete of
the branch Bask of Emhart at liburobeeter, which bad hem
mot to the compeay by me of their maimmess at Menellso
ter. We sots was mat is two halms, is September, 1101,
sad the primmer enured to leave kept the two halves rill
Febroery, 1d66, sod he pronated • discovery tron taking
piety by watesiag false items ea the other side of filo
Wier. god time, for the time. no enspioica was sr
tortoise& The primmer paid the two halves d
the 6001. note into his own baskets', and ho
approprissed the emeast te his own use. Mr. ocuitt. west
on to say that as the Oman was only apprehended hit
sight, and the Wiinlinili. at least • good many ci them,
resided at Manchester, be wee sot prepared with ommelcri•
evidence that day, sod he should therefore ask for a

111.11101, £5,000 BY L SECRETARY.
- •

, "Ai
of the founder d
unexpectedly revived :
- by 52 deputies
1822, and he
speedily rendered himself odious. He reesta-
blshed the Inquisition, shackled trade, and com-
mitted numberless acts of extortion to pay his
police and army. Be substitated a junta of his
own choosing for the congress. Being compelled
by a formidable insurrection to abdicate on March
20,1823, he retired to Leghorn. A year later,
after having passed some weeks in England, he em-
barked in an English brig, landed in Mexico, and
attempted to regain power ; but being taken pri-
soner, he was shot at 8010-la-Marina on July 19,
1824." The &Me, after making this extract, says
—" Whatever motives may have determined Maxi-
milian 40 years after this event to resuscitate the
Iturbide traditions, it is perfectly evident that
France can neither associate herself with this
measure nor with the recent decree of proscription.
The recall of the French army is, on the oontrary,
indicated by these events."

(anersa's rmsowts.)
AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTIA.
(Via Oreekhaves.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 1, Molina.
It is still reported that the Hon. Caleb Cushing
will shortly leave for England on • mission to
assist in the settlement of the Alabama claims
against the British government.
Mr. Seward has received official notice of the
removal of all restrictions upon American vela& in
British ports, and has, in consequence, requested
Mr. Welles, the Secretary of the Navy, to inform
all Federal officers that the most liberal hospitality
and courtesy will be expected to be shown by the
Federal navy to the British nation.
Mr. Seward has informed the Provisional Gover-
nor of Georgia that the President cannot recognise
the people of any State as having returned to
loyalty in the Union that admit as a legal obliga-
tion any portion of the rebel debt.
The Georgia Convention is reported to have
unanimously adopted an ordinance for ever abolish-
ing slavery.
The election of Wade Hampton as Governor of
South Carolina is contradicted. Governor Orr is
said to have a majority of 500 over him.
The South Carolina Legislature have elected
Provisional Governor Perry as United Staten
Senator.
It is denied that arrangements have been made
for the trial of Mr. Davis.
President Johnson has released John Mitobel at
the solicitation of the Fenian Congress. A Fenian
delegation waited upon the President to thank him
for having acceded to their request. Mr. Johnson
replied as follows : "We cannot but remember
Mitehel's American career, but we were anxious,
as a mark of respect, and as a com-
pliment to a large section of our countrymen
with whom Mitchel was previously identified, to
yield to their expressed wishes in that regard."
The Cloetarf circle of Fenian' have held a meet-
ing at Now York. The state centre declared that
numerous Fenian privateers would shortly be
afloat ; several were now being equipped at New
York.
The Toronto papers assert that the Canadian go
vernment is organising an army of 40,000 men to
guard the frontier.
Sir Morton Peto has entertained Chief Jwitios
Chase, Admiral Farragnt, and Generals Dix and
Hooker, at a grand banquet at Delmonioo's.
Speeches were delivered declaring that the interest
and desire of the people of England and America
were for the maintenance of peace.
Numerous vessels have arrived at Fort Mom**,
having been disabled by the late gale.
A hurricane prevailed at Key West on the 22nd
tilt., and wrecks have occurred along the whole
Florida Reef.
The steamer Republic from New York bound for
New Orleans, ham been wrecked off the coast of
Georgia. One boat's crew have arrived at Charles-
ton.
A serious catastrophe has occurred on board the
steamer Saint John, running between New York
and Albany. The boiler burst, killing 14 and
injuring 15 passengers.
The City of Boston, City of Dublin, Damascus,
and the Saxonia have arrived out.
NEW YORK, Nov, 1, Moslems.
Money tight. Gold, 1451. Exchange on London,
1.58 i ; on Paris, 3.57 i. Stocks steady. New
York Centrals, 10011. Illinois, 1371. Erie, 921.
5-20 Bonds, lo2f. Cotton dull ; Middling Upland,
57. Flour advancing. Wheat quiet. Corn de-
clining. Provisions quiet. Coffee very firm.
Sugar and Molasses steady. Petroleum dull
crude, 36 ; refined, 59.

»mead.
Mr. Bard said be erm instructed by the prisoner to stale
that he 'Wei ass the promoulon OMIT facility to com-
plete the ems, sad he would not throw any difficulties ia

their way.
Mr. Finch, one of the directors of the company, wee
then examined. and he gam some famed evideres ; alter
wbkk the prisms: was remanded.
The Lord Mayor, on taking his seat. took meagre
to observe, that se this wee the that time las bed
takes his seat as Wei m 1 al5.
be Waft he
allowed to my that he should endeavour to semlate
the regularity and punctuality of bin yesdeesseere
in silks, and that everyone who had weeder to attend
at the Mansion-home on bruisers should be met whit
&steatite', and *very facility amid be afforded for that
PtlrPoes.

ACCIDENT TO ms Brow HON. NBC. WOOD.
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A very alarming seeedent *warred yesterday to
Sir Charles wood. The Balsworth loud* lest at Herr
village, seer DOININIter, and the Socrotory for has was
aajoylog the sports of tko Sell. Sir Charles woo to the act
of opening • gate neer the residence of the late Rev. 'J. W.
drmytege at Hickleton, when his het tell edr, whfishmmewl
the home berm riding te piney and gallop with him mess
the adjoining held, ultimately throwleg his. violently upon
his bead against a stone wall. His heed was .ever k oat,
sad Sir Mattes rersolood for wane times ismnsible. The
wisistiusee of Yr. Nowa. of Hookas Bagmen, was imme-
diately procured. Althoo4k the hounds were warming in
full my at the time, Lord Hawke ordered them to
be stopped out of nowt to so thong& a sportsman.—

Some friends and admirers of the late Earl of
Carlisle will meet on the 29th at York to decide ripen the
erection of a suitable mosurnent to him is some part of
Yorkshire. The cinnabar oenvesior the most* bean.
besides other importeet signatures, those of the JLrebbishop
of York sad all the leadies noblemen, liberal sad maser-
votive, rosidnig is the meaty.
The RU481.41t Correspondence announces that a
stratum of grephite (Workload for peseila) bee jest boas
disooversd sow the eft of scoff, equal is quality to that of

Siberia.
The following characteristic letter was recently 1
written by the French Preenreuranipsrial, X. Dapin, in
reply to an invitation to dinner hots M. Troploog sent with
the °Bldg notice of the oareniony on the opening of the
law courts :—" The Salute-Chapelle is too cold ; the sitting
is too warm ; your dinner is too good ; *Kowa sag if I do-
eline.—Dcrm."
Tag trarrrovon or Orris. Enoutiese.—The
weekly meetings of this lastitethie will be rernincd at the
bonne in Great Otorge-strost, on Tnendsv evening, the 14th
Mat.. at 8 p.m ~ whim a paper by Sir Charles Vinton
Bright, M.P.,. li. Inst. O.H, " Oa the Telegraph to hail,
sad ita extension to linglislia sad China," will to read sod

MOBILE, Ocr. 28.
Cotton steady. Midland Upland, 54. Sales to-
day, 850 bales.

MEXICO.
Official advions from El Paso to the 2ud ult.
announce that Juarez was still there. The im-
perialists ware marching on the city.
Advices from Matamoros to the 26th nth report
the liberals to have been defeated aud driven from
before that town.
Cortina has arrived at Browusville, having
abandoned the liberals.
General Ochsa has arrived at New York on an
important mission from Juarez.

THE INSURRECTION IN JLIF AMAICAAXOcr.
HA, . 31.

Advice' received from Jamaica to the 22nd inst.,
state that the negro insurrection is very serious.
The negroes were committing great bexbarities.
Troops have left Nassau and Halifax for
laic&

The United States government agricultural
monthly report far September has the following from a '
Californian correspondent, dated is August lest :—" I do
not think you hare any jest ooeception of the adaptability
of this c.untry for the production of wins. Practical az.
podim* enables me to say that 1,000 gallons of pare wise
is but a fair yield from se aerie of vises six years aid ; and
what may seem to you more thoredible, lir. James Par.
spas, our largest cultivator of the grape and most expe-
rienced vintner, assured me bat a few days ago, that he can-
didly believed, is a favourable seems k• scald *sled ea
sere in his viseyard that would yield 2,000 gallons
wine. So peculiarly favourable is the climate that the most
tender European varieties are perfectly hardy ham The
Ctaeselsis, Fontainebleau. white Olmaselan, and Bleak
Price are wow OW'
The subsidised French mail steam service be-
tweea Brest sad New York is likely sees to create a eon.
adorable socelaratioa of the postal and panwegar trails
111 between Frazee sad America. fleet of screw stamen
I I are sow building for this Sae by Yeses. Napier ea the
I I Clyde, the rut of whisk wee laughed ea &tardy. and
I has bees lamed the beam

discussed.
Sr. ANDREW'S thrivetterrr.—The St. Andrew's
students have nominated four assididates for the tectotehip
of the university Mill, Lord Lyttelten, Lord Kin.
wird, and the Lord Presideat.
Citaurrams Brioessrs.—The late Miss Sarah
Abraham, of Baby-place. Bath. who died in July last,
has by her will lets the following charitable bequesta,
payable from her funded property in the Three par Uinta—
namely, to the British sad Primly' Bible Satiety the
Church Missionary Society sad the Church Pastoral Aid
Society, each 3,3001. To the Society for the Propagation
of Christianity amonpt the Jews, 1,1001. To the Poor
Pious Clergy, the Colonial Church and SAW Society,
the Bristol Clerical Educational Society, seek 11001. To
the Loudon Clerical Educational Society. Leedom Clerical
Edunational Aid Food, Church Bduoatiessl Society for
Ireland, Irish Society, Saelvillvstromt, Dahlie ;
Church flialoss, Looduri ; B.th Penitentiary ;
Conscience Society. Ireland ; Malice Protselast
aid to the Clergy Daughters' School at Bristol, aliSh.
at
To the Clergy Daughters' Scheel at Scioto' and
Castertoo. sue Naval sod Military Bible Society, the
Lord's Day Ohservaaos Society, the Church of lacked
Educatioeal Society, the Gomel Irish Reformation
Society, each 1001. The Praysr•Book sod Homily Society.
the Musky. to SWAM. **Ladies' Society for Me Educe.
nine of Negroes, the Relus Tract Society, the Bath
Natioaal Basevolisot Society, Bath House of Proteetive.
Bath Female B.oluge, smith* Bath Aged Institution, molt
504
—making in the whole 16,6001.
Tsuovitgo OPEC PROVINCIAL RearlrALL—ln-
stead of the present eyed= we urge that our perinatal
hospitals should be made really public amid satirical inatitiv
noes, in which the patiente would receive the greatest
sttsiosbls amount of atteotion sod oars, and from which
medical mos would derive the vastest possible siva/dogs.
At present they do Dot accomplah nearly what their pecu-
niary roomy«, would allow, or account of the tumble
limitation of the number of their medical °Mow& In
*early every twenty tows the hospital ale the hands et a
small somber of toes who, by raison of their appoistetwate,
affect to be superior to their brethien. The appointments
are obtained by awake. after a costly sad humiliating
canvass., of tee alter • contest is which every bird of oleo.
tioceerreg hick is practised, sad is which family interest,
religious mood, or Wm cosaiderations wholly iassise
to the imam, are of equal, sensitimes el ter more
weight than the posesesioci profeesissal sad
the toomiestions dimebarp of professional duty. The
number et the snag tbs. selected is levarlaWy
below the real needs of the isseitotioe, with the result that
the est•patiesi deeselniese is VleveselY aMileveed. Lek
altos heeded over absolutely to the bouse.eurpos. The
made of the instioatAns should, we think, be tether ever
thee nadeveopplied. The medial proemial. es a Way.
supports hospital. *slily. The prefeemioa. se s body. hie•
disnuet right to all the admits's' (of which wretrecte is
the Mist) to be vied from them. We hold that *wry
physician or servos Ides raid's withie a ciestais diseases el
a kirapital, mid who gives proof of skill sad diliipmem is his
'anise, ought to be permitted to take koshers of the west.
The duties of a hospital might is this we, he divided men
shiniestevanber of mos to issues their proper wive.
sass $ she yordemsiee would largely bendy by the wide die. i
trihata at the privileges sow so jealously emceed by
few ; tho meioses, by the 'mew amount si thee sad aro
bestowed epos them $ mid the Nubile. by the power id
a.
Swim sass[ raw usee, to soh of whom Me advastagss
of hospital email,. mid al Marital respoosibility. aid Meg
gdepseties for November.

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