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The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-05

LEASEHOLD PROPERTY,

biywo Lou, viz.

itwelling-hon•e, and Premises, eligibly situate,
No 12, Gulifordetreet ; let for the whole term, at a low rent d
£B5 per annum; held for a term, whored 24 years are unexpired,
at a ground-rent of Es 141 94.
Lot 2. A Reridenee, situate No. EL Caroline-place, overt
the grounds of the Foundling Hospital. containing four
rooms, two droving rooms, dining-room, study, water-closet,
kitchen, and other conveniences: let to a yearly tenant at And
rLanuni; h
of eld
nretzr a term, whereof ti years are unexpired,
May he viewed by CM'S only, and particulars bad of Jacks.
man. Esq., Ipswich; Messrs. Crick, Mahlon. Essex; at the
Mars; and of Messrs. Nogrvx, Tater, and Co., No. tit Old Brad-
street, Royal Exchange.

PHILIIILN ARV ADVERTlSlrr.—V!tluablit and Important

FREEHOLD ESTATE, extending over about ass acres of ex-
cellent Land, together with the Manor of Cranham-hall, other-
trim Bishop's OckenSon, near Rontford.
MESSRS. NORTON, TRIST, and Co. kayo
received instructions from the Liquidators of Ileum
Overend, Gurney, and Co. to OFFER for SALE, at the Aucgou
Mart, in Tokenhouse-yard, near the Bank of England, in the
month of April next, the
CIANHAM-HALL ESTATE and other LANDS,

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situate In the parish of Crenhant, about four miles from the
capital market town and railway station of Romford on the
Oreat Pastern Railway, one from Upminster, and two from
Hornehurch, In a line agricultural and sporting part of the
county of Eases. The property comprise' the manor of Cranham.
hall, otherwise Bishop's Ockendon, with the fines, arbitrary
herints, and other manorial rights, and the several terms known
as Cranham.hall, Crouch's, Hayes, Brondflelds. and Tabrums,
with all nee agricultural buildings, cottages, Ac., the whole
extending over about NS acres. In the occupation of Messrs.
R. W. Bunter, James Good, William Cooper, and other highly
respectable tenants, at low rentals, amounting together to
11.400 per annum or thereabouts.
A more descriptive advertisement will shortly appear. Parti-
culars with plans, when rattly, may be had of Maws. Young'
Jones, Roberts. and Hale, solicitors, 2, Bt. 1111dred's-oottrt,
Poultry : of Mews. Maynard. Son, Markby, and Denton, solici-
tors, 57, Colemanatrcet of Veen. Coleman, Tun rood, Youngs.
and Co.. It, Tokenbouse.yard ; of Meant Harding. Whinney,
Gibbons, and Co., 3, Bank.bulldings, Lotkbury ; at the Auction
Mart ; and of Mews. Noßrom, Muer, and Co., 62, Old Broad-
street, Royal Enhance, KC.
London, England, 1867-02-05

MINCING-LANE, In the Nail of the CITY of LONDON.—
Valuable and Important FREEHOLD BUSINESS PREMISES,
of handsome elevation, having been rebuilt within a few years,
situate and being Noe. 30 and 37 on the mat side of Mincing.
lane, to which they have a frontage of 43 feet, and occupy the
large area of upwards of 6,000 superficial feet, arranged in
suites of offices, with every adaptation as to light and other
modern Improvements for the occupation of pniduce brokers,
in the centre of that market and junction of the
e line of the great improvements that are being de-
velo in this locality. The whole are let on lease for a term
of which 18 years are unexpired, at the low rent of £lOO per
annum, in consideration of the large outlay upon the pre-
but the reversion to the rack rental at the expiration of
this term may be fairly estimated at upwards of £2,600 per
annum.
MESSRS. FAREBROIIIER, CLARK, and Co.
have been instructed to PREPARE the above for BALE,
in February, at the New Auction Mart, Tokenhouse-yard.
More detailed advertisemeuts will appear so soon as the day of
side is famed.-6, Lancaster-place, Strand.
London, England, 1867-02-05

FREEHOLD OROUND-RENT.—WHITECHAPEL.
MINSRS. GREEN and SON (of St. Michael's-
house, St. Michaels-alley, Cornhill) sill! SELL by
AUCTION. at the New Auction Mart, Tokenhouse-yard, Bank,
en WEDNESDAY, Feb. 20, at 12 for 1, a valuable FREE-
HOLD GROCND-RENT of Cl 6 10e. per annum ; amply secured
upon M rubstantially-erected dwellinghouset situate, and
weer Nos 1.2, 2,4, and 6, Jobn.street, Whitechapel, close to
Whitechapel Church, with reversion to the rack rentals of about
£lOO per annum. at Christman, 1878. May be viewed by pertnis-
sten of the tenant& Particulars obtained of H. P. Bird. Req.,
solicitor, 68, Linoales•lnsi.Flelds ; at the Mart ; and of Messrs.
Damn and Sou, Auctioneers, Surveyors. and Valuers, St.
Michael's-douse- St. Michael's-alley, Conthill.
By Order of the Trustee —STRATFORD.—NAPHTHA, TAR,
abd PITCH WORKS, with the approplaee PLANT.
MESSRS. GREEN and SO (of St. Michael's-
bowie, St Michael's-alley, Cornhllfl are instructed to
BELL by AUCTION, at the New Auction Mart, Tokenhouse-
yard. Bank. on WEDNESDAY. February 20, at It for I, in one
lot, the LEASE of NAPHTHA, Tar, and Pitch WORKS, situate
to the rear of the Woodman public-boost Stratford High-road ;
held on lease for fear years from Lady-day next et the very low
rent of 212 per annum, together with the Plant and Effect..
May he viewed, and particulars had of Messrs. Hepburn and
Sun, solicitors, 12, Ooptltall-court, Throwoortooldreet and of
Messrs. OREEII and SON, Auctioneers and Surveyors, St.
Michael's, Ouse. St. Michael's-alley, Combat

RIDBROOKR-PARIC, BLACKHEATH.—A PAIR of very sub-
stantial, semi-detached LEASEHOLD RESIDENCES.
MESSRS. GREEN and SON (of St. Michael's-
house. St Micbaers aDay, Cornhill) are instructed to
SELL by AUCTION, at the New Auction Mart, Tokenboues-
yard, Bank. on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 20, at It for 1, a PAIR of
very enbetantial semidetached, modern LEASEHOLD RP.al-
DRNCRa. with back and front gardens, of appropriate elevation.
delightfully situate In tide healthy locality, and known a* a and
7. Ridbmoke-park. ithooter'abill•raod, Blackheath, less than a
mile from the Blackheath Station, and close to the new pariah
church of Kidhrooke. They are moat eonveniently arranged,
amply Sited throughout, completely drained, and are let on
agweements to highly respectable tenants, at rentals amounting
to £l9O per annum ; held for 99 years, at gm per annum to each
May be viewed by permission of the respertive tenants.
Particulars obtained of Messrs. llonckton and Monekton,
snli-
mors, 1, Raymond-buildinp, Grays-Inn; at the nun-in the-
Sands, Shooter's-hill-road; and of Messrs. °PRIX and 805,
Auctioneers. Surveyors, and Valuers, St. Micaaerebouse, St.
Miehaereadley, corsaM.
London, England, 1867-02-05

NOTICE.—BAKER. and CRISP'S CHEAP
SLUR—AII the Novelties In FRENCH STRIPES, Check;
Corded. Plain and Fancy Maids, Gms Grains, and
Zeri nilks, from 41 Ns. 6d. full dress. Neat, useful, and
rodierche Silks for young ladies, in great variety. A large lot of
last year's Silks much molor rentliir prices. Patterns tree.
H. CRISP, 1%, Regeat-Mreet.
London, England, 1867-02-05

MINIUM:MON and NORWOOD.—BapMor LONG LEABIROLD
VILLA PROP.ERTY, for ooeupation or forming desirable
• .

•
Investments. - -
itrirESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD
trisceher
IVA. will SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, Tokenhoese- ard.
Bank of England, on WIDDNESDAY, Feb. 27, at I y, In
lota, excellent LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, coin a brick.
built residence, situate and being No. 2, lout Bank-terraee,
Stratford-road, Kensington, and four desirable Villa Residences,
Nos. 1,2, 3. and 4. Carmarthen-villas, Prhires.road, Norwood.
No. 2, southlankterrace, Is In the occupation of a highly re.
wettable tenant, and the remainderlwill be sold with posreseloe.
They are leasehold for long terms, at low ground rents.—Hay be
viewed and particulars obtained of Mews. Lewin and Co., 32.
Sonthampton-street, Strand; at the Mart In Tokenhouse-yard ;
and of Hears. EDWIN Fox and BotIFIRLD, 24, Groduuu-streafx
Bank 11. C., owner of Coleman-sired.

BM ETON. —Desirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, tor Occupa-
tion or Investment.

MESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD
win OFFER for SALE at the New Auction Mart, Token-
house-yard, Lothhury, near tho Bank of England, in March ;an-
le-e previously disposed of privately), a very complete, detached
Egli oLD RIBILCENCR, distinguished as Walton.lodge, East
Bruton, char to the railway station, and with the advantage of
private communication therewith. It is very conveniently
arranged, has a large and well.planted garden, detached range
of outbuildings, Including excellent stabling and coach.honse,
and has been recently repaired and decorated for the vendor's
own occupancy. Possession can be had on completion, or for
the purpose of investment the rental value may be estimated at
ggo per annum—May be viewed and particulars had of H.
J. Riches Esq., solicitor, 12 King's Bench-walk, Temple
at the Mart. In Tokenhouse-yird : and of Mews &MIN ItiX
and R01:411111.14, 24, Ontahamatrcet, Bank, LC.
London, England, 1867-02-05

the (curt.

WINDSOR CASTLE, FEB. 4.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Louise,
Prince Arthur, and Princess Beatrice, left Osborne to-
day at half-past two o'clock, and arrived at Windsor
Cantle at 6 p.Ol.

In attendance were Lady Waterpark, the Hon. Emily
Cathcart, Majord;enerel Sir T. M. Midilulph, Lord Charles
Fitzroy, and Major Elphinstone.
Viscount Torrington, Major-General F. Seymour, C.R..
and Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. D. de Hos, hare arrived at
the Castle as hail, groom, and equerry in waiting.
Sir James Clark has also arrived at the castle.

The Prince of Wake visited the Duke of Cambridge at
Gloucester House yesterday.
His Royal Highness also visited the Prince and Princess
of leek.

A committee of the Lords of her Majesty's Most Honour-
able Privy Council sat yesterday, at Whit-hell, on the
subject of the cattle plague. The lords present were the
Lord President, sad the Hight lion. H. Curry. Mr. Har-
ris-In and Dr. Alexander Williams attended the committee.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat yes-
terday. The lords present were Sir W. Erle, Sir E. V.
Willintria, Sir It. Kindersley, Sir J. Colvile, and Sir
awrence Peel.

Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-
office from the I:oversion of Huog Kong, Ceylon, Malta,
and the Bahamas. Despatches were sent to the Governor
of Malta.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has
fixed on Thursday, the :Nth inst., at 2 o'clock, on which
to preside over the simnel meeting of the Royal National
Lifeboat Institution. It is to be held, through the courtesy
of the Lordhlayor, in the Egyptian-hall, Mansion-house.

THE WELan Cuakirv.— His Royal Highness
the Prince of Wades has graciously condescended to preside
at the 152nd anniversary Festival of the Welsh Charity,
on the let of March next.
London, England, 1867-02-05

Tilt LOVER'S tUFT
.mOOl5.

rro PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The return
JL of youth to their respective board! schools Induces a
solicitude for their personal comfort and atlnction, and ROM-
Lei DS' MACS OIL. for accelerating the growth and Im-
proving and beautifying the hair, Rowlands' Kal/dor, for lm•
proving the akin sal (*molt:Mon, and removing cutaneous de-
fects, and Rowlands' Odouto, or Pearl Dentifrice, for rendering
the teeth beautifully white and preserving the gums, are con-
sidered indispensable arc.mpanimente—Sold by chemists and
perfumers. Ask ft.r Rowlands' ar.aclea

Santis Day, in morocco go COMII7I, .
QT. VALENTINE'S POC.KET-BOOK.
A curious and beautiful collation ..f nearly efo Ltos &mac
Love Letters, and Valentino', any of which may be miring La •
fore presenting to either Lady or tiesitlemuo,
The Rotors Poeitet-'Hoot will be found Invaluable by all vales.
tine writers.
London: John Camden Rotten, 74, Pleeadnly.
London, England, 1867-02-05

NEW SENT-ROAlL—Velnable and extensive FREEHOLD

seven a nominal iroTrad—;eiii:
but of the estimated value of about 0500 per annum, preeent-
ing very hligible Investments.
MESSRS, NORTON, TRIST, and Co. have
received instructions to OFFER for SALE, at the New
Auction Mart, In Tokenhouse-yard, near the Rank of England,
on FRIDAY, Feb. IS Insteadof Jan. W. as previously adver-
tised , at t, in One Lot 'Anima previa:tidy disposed of by private
co . .

REVERSION. to an exteualve and valuable FREE-

HOLD PROPERTY,
comprising the Gramhopper and Prince of Wales beer.hotues,
and numerous shops, dwelling-houses, and premises, situate
Nos. Ifr9 W 193, on the north side of New Kent road, and within
a few minutes' walk of the Elephant and Castle Station ou the
London, Chatham, and Dover Railway. The property has a
frontage of about 277 feet to the sew Kent-road, occupies 99
area of about 12,3'0 square feet, and to let for about seven yearn
at a mound rent, the rental of the entire property being esti-
mated at about tfee per annum.
May be viewed ; and particulars had at the Elephant and
Castle, Newbigton.causeway . 01 Messrs. Fearon, Clams, and
D'yroli. solicitors, 21 Great George-street. Westminster . at the
Mart ; and of Moats.-N (ATOM, T 1137, and Co., 62, Old Brad-
street, Royal Extliange.
BEXLEY, K-ENT. —Valuable and compact FREEHOLD
BREWERY with every convenience for carrying on a lucre-

tire trade. - -
MESSRS. NORTON, TRIST, and Co. have
received instructions to OFFER for SALE., et the Auction
Mart, Tokeahouse-yani, near the Bank of England, In the spring,
a valuable and compact
FREEHOLD PROPERTY, known as the KENT BREWERY,
eligibly situate at Old Bexley, In the county of Kent, about
three and a hail miles from the Dartford and Mat Railway
Stations, six from Woolwich, and close to the Bexley !Hatton on
the Lewisham and Dartford Branch of the North Kent line.
The premises, upon which a lucrative trade has been carried on
for many Tears, consist of a very comfortable dwelling-house,
with garden ; brewhouse, with eight-quarter mash tun, bolting
back, under hack, and cooler, worked by • steam-engine Me
stores and hop lotta, malt house with malt rooms, cistern, kiln,
Re. stabling for six hones. and every convenience for the bus'.
nem. The whole occupying an area of about an acre.
May be viewed, and particulars, with plans, had at the inns In
the neighbourhood; of John Freeland. Ern.. solicitor, 6, It.
Thomas-street, B.E. : at the Mart; and of Messrs. Noitros,
'MDT. and Co., 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange, KC.
London, England, 1867-02-05

QIIRENABOROUGH, XENT.—Vsinabie FREEHOLD LAID,
Immediately adjoining the Station on the London, Chatham,
and Dover Railway.

MESSRS. VENTOM, CLARKE, and BULL
are instructed to bELL by AUCTION, at the Mart,
Tokenhouseyard. Loudon, on TURSDAY, Feb 16. at 12 for r, •
valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of about 40a. 16. Up.
of and and pasture land. It Is now let on yearly tenancy at
the hw rent of £2 10a. per acre per annum: but from Its Im-
mediate contiguity to the Station, and the exteusise
It ix,ssesscs to the main road to Sheerness, may be made=
available as building land for the erection of houses or shops, of
for a factory requiring large space for this latter purpose. the
direct communication with London by rail, and the wharfage
frontage it possesses to the creek of the ricer Medway. render
ft peculiarly eligible.—Partladers, with plans. may be had Of
Ream Linkisker, Hackwood, and Addison, solicitor. 7. Wig-
brook ; at the Mart , and of the Auctioneers, 6, leleelereber7, E.C.
London, England, 1867-02-05

WANDSWORTH RAILWAY STATlON.—lmproving LEASE.
HOLD WEEKLY PROPERTY, for Investment
MErRS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD
fin SELL by ACCTION, at the Hart, Tokenhouse-
capital
yard, BanLEASEHOLDk of Raglan, on
PROPERTY, comprising
11 eb. 27, at 1
br pick-builtrecisely,
dwelling homes, one with corner shop, situate and being Nos 6,
8, 10, 12,18,
the 22 24, and 26, Westbury- Wands-
worth.road, opposite dation on the London, (..am, and
Dover Company's Line ; all let to weekly tenants, at rentals
amounting to, per annum, 046. held for a term of 96 years un-
expired, at a ground rent of C 44 per annum.—May be viewed,
and particulars obtained of W. H. Orchard, Esq.. solicitor, 5,
John-street, Bedford-row ; of Sylvester, Eau., solicitor, Great
Dover-street; at the Mart; sad of Messrs. Downs Fox and
liocsrlELD, No. 24, °nekton-street, Bank, E.C., corner of Cole.
umsbetreet.
London, England, 1867-02-05

RARILOW STATION.

Dedrable FREEHOLD BUILDING

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ESTATE of 17 acres.
MFASRS EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD
will SELL by AI'CTION, at the Mart, Tokenbouselard,
bank of England, on WEDNESDAY, March 13, at 1 pechely, In
One Lot, a valuable small FREEHOLD BUU.DING ESTATE,
most advantageously situate, within hall • mile of the railway
station at Harrow, Middlesex: comprising about 17 acres of
eligible building land, possessing commanding frontages to two
leading roads, with capability for acquiring a considerable addi-
tional extent of frontage, and affording great facilities for the
erection Of twretal &latched ninl semidetached Tints, with
ample garden grounds, the supply of which in the neighbour-
hood is utterly Inadequate to the demand. Residents on this
estate will have the privilege of a free first-elms psis on the
London and North Western Beaus), free for 11 yeah, and of
nomination to the celebrated Harrow Selma—May be viewed,
nod particulars obtained of E. S. Chartiock, Haq., solicitor, 12,
Cray's.lon-square : at the Mart in Tokenhoute-yard ; and of
Messrs. Etniftg F. x and BOUSFIZIA 24, Gresham-street, Bank,
EC., corner of Coleman.street.
London, England, 1867-02-05

AN ADULLAMITE DINNER PART]:

The Karl Grosvenor, M.P., had a dinner party
last evening at has residence at l'rinoe's-gate. There
were present the Earl Grey, Lord Dunkellin, Lord Arthur
Clinton, Lord Richard Grosvenor, Hon. l'harles Fitz-
william, Leopold A. Ellis, Major the lion. A. H.
Anson, the Right lion. Edward Horernan, Mr. Foley, Mr.
Mainwaring, Mr. Marsh, Mr. Gregory, and Mr. Doulton.
London, England, 1867-02-05

By nrder of the surviving Trustee under the Will of the late
VINCENT 11001248. Ell., of Peckham-rye.— OLD
RESIDENCES, PECIEHA 11-RYE and ISLINGTON.
MESSRS. GREEN and SON (of St. Michael's-
house, 89 Michael's-alley, Oornhill) have received instruc-
tions to SELL by AUCTION. at the New Auction Mart, Token-
house-yard. Bank, on WEDNESDAY. Feb. 99, at 12 for 1, a sub -
stanttally-erected LEASEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE, with
stabling, coachbouae, end garden, most pleasantly situate In
this favourite locality, and known as 1, Proepect.place, Peckham-
rye, within a abort distance of the Honor Oak and Peckham-rye
stations, on the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway. excellent
omnibus service Wall parts, and stew minutes' ride from the Crys-
tal Palace ; held for a term of about 77i years from 24th June,
1827, at a ground-rent of tit per annum. Also an import-
ant and valuable Lesschold Family Residence, in ornamental
and substantial repair, with tour-stall stable, mach-house, and
long garden, situate at the corner of and being No. I, Compton-
terrace, Islington, close to Canonbury.s. mare, and In the centre
of this favourite locality, with the advantages of the Highbury
Station on the North London Railway, and excellent omnibus
accommodation to all parts of London. The residence being a
corner one has an important frontage to Compton-terrace, with
garden, Ac extending to Compton-mews to a depth of about
150 feel it is let on lease fora term of 124 years from 29th Sep-
tember, 1800, at the low rent of 3:95 per annum, and held direct
for 96 years from 24th June, 1821, at a ground rent of tf, 4.
The respective premises may be viewed by permission, and par-
Dealers obtained of Messrs. J. and T. and R. Cole, solicitors, 49,
Lime-street: at the Mart: and of Messrs. GREEN and Son,
auctioneers, surveyors, and valuers, St. Michaets.house,
Cornhill.
London, England, 1867-02-05

GittiSTF—NOR-SQUARE.—NobIeTOWN MANSION, of handsome
elevation, recently erected at a large outlay, and completed all
but the decorations, under the superintendence and from the
design of Mr. Burn, with stone portico and stone front to the
first floor, containing fine suites of elegant large and Fifty re-
ception moms; numerous principal, secondary, and servants'
bedchambers; domestic appointments most convenient and
congite :in the rear are coach-house and stabling, com-
pri standing for six carriages, stable with ell stalls and
three oose Imam, furnished aRh new patent fittings; harness
rooms, coachman's sad grooms' apartments, ttc. Held for
TOut ears unexpired, at a low grount-rent.
FAREBR(YFHER, CLARK, and Co.
have been favoured with Instructions from tbe noble
owner (by reason of severe domestic bereavement) to OFFER
the above MANSION for SALE by AUCTION In the spring (un-
less In the meantime an acceptable offer be made by private
contract).
Mere detailed advertisements will shortly appear. Particulars
are being prepared, and In the meantime further information
and cards to view may be obtained at the offices of Messrs.
FARRIROTTIRR, CLARK, and 00., 6, Lancaster-place, ?Strand, W.C.

THE SUPERIOR FURNITURE, Silk and other Curtain., noble
Glasses, Carpets, Lustres, ornamental Cabinets and Clocks,
Pktures, three beautiful Watercolour Drawings by Richard-
son, and EFFECTS of the Mansion, No. 2, HYDE PARE•
GAILDiNB.

MR PHILLIPS respectfully announces that by
direction of the Executors of Mrs. Chaplin he will SELL
by AUCTION, at the Mansion, on TUESDAY, Feb. 12, and fol-
lowing days, at 1 precisely each day, the elegant FURNITURE
of the several reception rooms, oonsteting of rich blue and gold
silk curtains for four lofty window's, and the sofas, settees,
ottoman, and chaps covered en suite, • pair of costly bed
cabinets, with pietra dares doors, a pair of therrnes and tables in
buhi work and walnut wood inlaid, noble pier and chimney
glasses, large carpets, ormolu clocks, china and other ornaments
in bronze and metal wort, a superbly carved oak sideboard and
ceUaret with trophies of game, &c., in high relief, also two side
and pier tables and chairs, set of dicing tables, a canedlibrary
beak case, writing tables and appointments, the choice ancient and
noalern pictures by Snyder's, Yyt, Hamilton, L Giordauo, De
boilly, De Leu, and other foreign pointers, the furniture of 12
principal and secondary chambers, including several superior
made winged and other wardrobes, capital wash and toilette
tables, Anilibin and Tudor bedsteads in walnut-wood and
Spanish
mahogany, superior bedding, a noble armoire in fine 01.1 t
Italian
marqueterle, with landscapes and figures in ivory, sad a small
cabinet. part of the service of plate and plated wars, services
of china and glass, and the requlsiten of the baacmont offices.—
May be viewed two days previous, and catalogues had at Is. each
on the premiss: and at Mr. PRlLlJKsources, 73, New Bomb
street.
London, England, 1867-02-05

PRINOES-GATE, Hyde-park.—Noble MAN-
HON, with superior rgabg, to be SOLD. —Mr. EDWARD
MANSELL Is favoured with instructions to SELL, with posses-
sion, a rery commodious FAMILY MANSION, admirably ar-
ranged to meet the requirements of a family of high rank, and
containing a suite 14 three specious lofty drawingronms and
boudoir, handsome dining room so ft. long, large library, gentle-
man's-7oom. two stone noncoms, la excellent bed and dressing
rooms, bath-room. and capital domestic orates, comprising
houselveper'sroom, steward s-room, butler's and footmen's pan-
tries, neon hedruoms, servants' hall, two wine cellars, kitchen,
Danny, scullery, and other conveniences. There are also stabling
for six hones, coach-house for four carriages, and coachman's
moms over. For partienlars and orders to view apply to Mr.
EDWARD MANSELL, surveyor and estate agent, IBelgrave-
mune, xiener of Malkin-place, S.W
London, England, 1867-02-05

THE valuable ADVOWSON sad NEXT PRESENTATION to the

ItiteTWlT of STEVENAGE, in the county of HEATS ; also
V acres of valuable accommodation, arable, and meadow land.
MESSRS. NORTON, TRIST, and Co. have
received Instructions to OPFER for MALE, at the Auction
Mart, in Tokenhonie-yard, near the Bank of England, in April
next, In Two Lots ;nukes dliposed of by private contract;, the
valuable
. _

and NEXT
.I'IIENTATION to the RECTORY of

STEVEN AGE,
situate la a picturesque part of the comity of Herta, four miles
fr,ru the excellent market town of Hitchin, within a short dis-
tance of the Stevenage station on the Great Northern Railway,
and only about 28 from the metropolis. There is • very superior
a:story-hour, contalohm every accommodation for a family
stabling and °films, and tastefully disposed garden and pleasure
grounds. in all 311.. Or. 14p, which, with the glebe ;comprising
26a. 2r. 7p., and also half au acre of co hold land), is of the
eslmated annual value of £127 lea The tithes have been
commuted fora rent-charge, at £1,007 7a. ld. The present In-
cumbent Is in his sixty-WU year. Also 27 acres of valuable
accommodation, arable, and meadow land, let at a rental of
L 42 lon. 41. per annum.
Particulars, with conditions of sale when ready, say he had
of Henley Grose Smith, Eat., solicitor, 4, Wuruford-court,
Th.-ogniorton-rareet ; and of liers. Noaron, Tits?, and 110.,
C 2, Old Broad 'treat, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1867-02-05

TRAFFIC ItS'I'I:TRICS.

Wes Pas- Mer- Total, Total,
IIIILWAY..
open. singers. ehaiadlas. 1866. 1866.
Week ending Dec. 5. 1 it 6. 6
East Indian 11361 13,576 30,068 43,611 40,834
Ditto Dec 9.. — 15,099 27,398 42,05 38,796
Week ending Jan. LI 1807. left
Grand Trunk of Canada 1377 7,666 16,074 23,729 23,357
Week ending Jan. 17.
Detroit and Milwaukee

4,666 4,407

Week ending Jan. 18.
Great Western of Canada . $45
Week ending Fen.
South Eastern

12,9 N 11,697

393 15.341 Mite 30,906 AM

SOVITI KENSINGTON MUSECII.—VIIIIIOTS during
the week ending February 2. —On Monday, Tues-
day, and S.,turday, free, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.,
10,158 ; on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (admis-
sion 6‘1.4 from 10 a.m. till 4 p. 144.0,336 ; total, 11,514.
Average of corresponding weed- in former year", 9,910.
Total from the opening of the luseuni, 6,529,974.

HAIR DYElNG.—Professor BROWNE'S
unequalled ugup HAIR DYE Ia the only one extant
that will produce a natural black or brown without injury
to the skin, and Is also free•fr•m sinelL Price as ed., as. ad.,
and los. ed. Per case. Forwarded on receipt of stamps
F. BROWNE, 47, Fenchurch-strect, London. 7rivate rooms for
hair dyeing. Hair brushed by machinery.
London, England, 1867-02-05

YDE-PARK and BAYSWATER.
Mr. OWENS, Aucliomer, Home, Estate, and Land
Agent, 20A, Hydesarluplace, liaprwaterYoad. W., begs to
notify that be boa to LET, FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED
HOUSES In eligible positions In the above localities, particulars
of which may be had at his Mitres as above. Mr. Owens also
respectfully solicits the favour of particulars of Houses, either
Furnished or Unfurnished, to Let lu the above neighbourhoods,
which will be placed on his register inv. and no charge made
unless let through his sgency.-20A, Hyde•park-place, bays-
waterywad, W.
London, England, 1867-02-05

IF YOU TRAVEL VISIT BCSSEY, SMITH.
and Co.. 403. New Oxford-street, W.C., for YOKTMAN-
'MAUS, TRUNKS, sad BAGS, the excellent quality sad low
Dries of ',Noe manufactures are well known. net& Marine.
and Opera Waimea Impaled direct from ConUnenkd makers of
high repute. M per cent. below the usual retail price& -Cata-
logues tree by pet. fully priced, with nearly 100 illustration&

DENTAL NOTICE. Mr. ESKELL, of 8,
Grosvenor-street, Hand.street, Author of " Dental ear.
g.rv," Pure Dentistry," 4' Lead Anesthesia." , West t
t be distinctly understood that he is not connected with any
oae of the name, and that his only residence la an hitherto, a,
-osvenorstreet, bond-et.reet, where be may be consulted on
all diseases Incidental to the Teeth and Gums, and on the mato.
ration of dental defects and deficiencies.

pAINLESS DENTISTRY.—'Masan. LEWIN
and 21:111CON WISELY marl SOS& 70. Berners-street,
Ozford-street, and 445. strand, opposite Charing-cross Railway
Station. fheir Artllicial Teeth arc the cheapest. most durable,
natural. and condonable that ran Le obtained. By their system
oprrations and anesthetics of even' kind being unnemmary. the
mort nervous patient need fear neither pain nor inconvenience.
Tech from :w.. arta, t. to 34 guineas. t minultation free. Oh.
serve, to prevent mistakes, the °Mutt established, and nu con-
nection writh any of the Mee name.

Public/effendi
This day is published. In 11 vols. Bvo,
MEMOIRS of the LIFE and REIGN of
KING GEORGE the TII I KIP: with Original Letters of
the King, and other unpublished Mad. By J. HILIORAGI JENA
Author Ihe 12ourt of Eispund under tus awaits," to.
• Mr. volumes are brimful of amusement and interest."
—The .4pectaior..

".Mr. Jesse's book ts one to be easterly read and enloed to a
dezree rarely experlenced to the perdeal of English men:olts."—
lleruing Yost._

Tinsley R►others. 18, Catherine-street.
London, England, 1867-02-05

:low ready, in one voL, pinhiselv illustrated and handareaely
bound in cloth Kilt. price_ ,12s.
THE SAVAGE CLUB PAPERS. Edited by
ANDIULW HALLIDAY. tiontnimted by Thirty Authors of
eminence, and illustrated by Twenty celebrated Artists. the
Designs engraved by
he had Fourteen of the best Engravers of the day.
To at every library.
Tinsley Brothers. 18. Catherine-rarest
London, England, 1867-02-05

LOWNDES - SQUARE. - FURNISHED
MANSION for the Sesidon.—Mr. EDWARD MANSELL is
favoured with instructions to LET, for the Parliamentary Ses-
sion, trial immediate possession, a superior and handsomely
furnished FAMILY MA NSION, containing four servants' bed-
rooms, di excellent best bed-chambers ',including one on draw-
Inge.= Sono, two dressing-rooms, two elomuit drawing-rooms,
capital dining-room, Rift. by 19ft., huge library. 'matte/Lien's
room. and two staircases and huperior servants' Utheell ; also
fiveeta4 stabling and double coach-liouse.—For particulars
and orders to view apply to Mr. EDWARD MANSELL, Bel-
-1 parte Botais Men, belgravtasynam, coiner of lialluo-plaen
I S.W.
London, England, 1867-02-05

FREEHOLD ESTATE WANTED.—Mr.
EDWARD ANSELL is authorised to PURCHASE a
FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisting of a Family Residence,
having ten or twelve bedrooms, four recoptiomrooms, and com-
plete of for servants. surrounded by 40 or 60 acres of well-
timbered park.like pasture land. with good garden and stabling
for five or sir horses. The property must be In a good neigh-
bourhood, within OM miles of London, near a station of the
Great Wasters Railway, or near Southampton —Full particular.
to be addressed to Mr. EDWARD MANSELL, land agent and
surveyor, Beigraveaquare, corner of Halldn-place,S.W.
London, England, 1867-02-05

MORTGAGE. —2s,l3ooready to be ADVANCED
to one or more sums of not lea than £l,OOO, at £5 per
cent. per annum, on approved freehold or leasehold property In
London or the saburls.—Apply to Mr. £DWARD lIANARLL,
land agent and surveyor, lielgrave-aquare, Halkln-place, B.W.
London, England, 1867-02-05

IMPORTANT SALE.—To BREWERS, Cab Proprietors, 1
Stable K and Others.—Valuable .HOLD, 133717.
HOLD, and LEASEHOLD PROPERTY in LONDON, and SU&
BITON. SURREY.
. DENT and SON will SELL by
31-111.ErTION, at the Auction Mart Tokenhousuyard
London, on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6, at It precisely, the followhie
valuable PROPERTIES, producing a rental of L.Soil per annum
A Freehold Beer Shop and Premises, No. 13, Upper Itathbone.
place, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, let on lease at flit 10s.
per annum.

A Copyhold llartuage and Premises, No. 361, Tottenham-
street, Tottenliam-court-road, let on lease at £4O per annum,
from Lady-day, 1807.
Spacious Leasehold Premises, at Camden-town, suitable for
('ab Proprietors, Stable Keepers, and others, consisting of
coach-houses and stabling, with rooms over, yard, cottage resi-
dence and enclosure, with double frontage to College-street
and Collate-street West, numbered 147 In Great College-
street, with vacant possession, but of the annual value of £100;
a Residence, Garden, and Outbuildings, No. 140, Great College-
street, let at £4B per annum : two samilisnd rents of g 4 to
each, arising out of Noe 61 and 62, Co street West, alto-
gether of the annual value of Ll5B Bs. ; h for about 121 years
subject to a ground rent of 125 per annum.
A Leasehold Family Residence, No 67, Dorset-place, Dorset
square, with three-stall stable and coach-house in the rear;
No. 16, Runtaworth-mews South, let on lease at 110 per annum .
held for an unexpired term of 14 years, at a ground rent of
dal 10s. per annum.
A Leasehold Residence, No. 28, Dorset-place, Dorset-square,
with the stable and roach-house, No. 15, liuntaworth-mews
South, In the rear; the house let under an agreement for a
lease at 1.00 per annum, the stable and coach-house at £2O per
annum ; the whole held for an unexpired term of 64 years at
£l7 tier annum.
A Family Residence, No. AS, Oakley-square, on the Bedford '
estate, let on lease at £1.6 per annum, held for an unexpired term
of 88 years from Indy-day, 1867, at a ground rent of /7 per
annum.

Sarrey —Two Leasehold Houses. Not l and 2, Victo-
ria road. does to the Surinton Station. on the male line of the
Smith-Western Railway, let to yearly tenants at moderate rents
amounting to g7l per annum ; held direct from the freeholders
aittround rent of CS Sa perannum for both house,, and an unex-
term of nearly 90 years. Tim fixtures belonging to the vendor
the several houses will be included in the purchase.
Particulars to be had at the place of sale . on the several pre-
Were 'which may be viewed by leave of the tenants, ; at the
Southampton Hotel, Surbiton, adeolning the Station of Messrs
ileadding and Son, solicitors, 1, Gordon-street, Uordonoquitre,
W.C. and of Messrs. DIM? and Son, surveyors and land agents,
U, Ikea Joao-street, Bedford-row, W.C.
London, England, 1867-02-05

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

The February general sessions of the peace for the
county of Middlesex commenced yesterday at the Sessions-
house, Clerkenwell-green.
The calendar contains the name, of 76 prisoners corn.
mitted for trial, all, with two exceptions, being indicted
for felony.
The grand jury, after a few remark, by the Asaistant-
Judge, were dismissed to their duties.
CAarles Canard, 17, was indicted for stealing • gauge,
value 35., and • chisel, value 5. 4d., the property of his
master, William Watson, who was willing to take him
back. _ _ _

The prisoner pleaded guilty to the indictment.
The Assistant-Judge sentenced him to be imprisoned
and kept to hard labour for one month, and during that
time to receive twelve strokes with a birch rod.

William Williams, a private in the Fusilier Guards,
was indicted for stealing • silver watch and chain, value
;U. the property of Thomas Lowe, from his person.
The prosecutor, a compositor, employed at Mean.
Spottiswoode's, detailed the circumstances under which
the prisoner on the night of 12th of January violently
robbed him of the property in a passage leading to Spring-
gardens. The watch and guard were not recovered.
The ry found the prisoner Guilty.
A police-officer said—About ten minutes before this
robbery the prisoner knocked a gentleman down in the
Haymarket, and took from him 4s. and a bottle of gin.
The money and some of the gin in the bottle were found
upon the prisoner. The gentleman who was robbed gave
a false address, or the prisoner would have been prosecuted
on that charge. . . . . . . .

-----
The Assistant Judge sentenced him to be imprisoned end
kept to hard labour for 12 months.

(Before Mr. Payne.)

*hoard Pideni, 24, was charged with stealing a purse
and the sum of Ba. lid., the property and money of Robert
Nicholls, from his person.
The prisoner stopped the prosecutor, who, at his solici-
tation, gave him some beer and bread and cher,..e. The
prosecutor, after some time had elapsed, fell asleep, and
was awakened by the operations of the prisoner about his
pockets. He missed the money immediately afterwards.
The jury found him Gaillg, and
Constable 129 T having proved several small terms of
imprisonment against him,
Mr. Payne sentenced the prisoner to months' im-
prisonment with hard labour.
London, England, 1867-02-05

HAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN,
06 sod 67, Ostord4treet, London.
llYagil and i'o.'s Winter Tweed Overcoats Us. to 365.
Brant and Co.'s Winter Reefer Capes—. 365. to 84s.
Hymn and Co.'s Winter Overcoats Zs. to Sta.
Hiram sod Co.'s Winter Suits
Ryan sad Co.'s Winter Jackets Us to Sic
liyam and Co.'s Winter Frock Coots
Hyam and Co.'s Winter Vests
limn and Co.'s Winter Trousers
London, England, 1867-02-05

TO be LET or SOLD, a Semi-detached VILLA
RESID6NCE, In Junctiondead, Upper Holloway, U,
thorough repair. and fitted with Venetian blinds, gee, and
every requisite ; contains breakfart parlour, 'kitchen. scullery,
washhouse, dining and drawing rooms. and conservatory and
ante-room; 6 hedroonis and dreastmt-r.oen, good gardens, sod
handao,ae entrance splendid open situation, and very tense-
Mena —Bent only 50 pining per annum.- -Apply to Mr. WM.
WILLIAMS, IS, Queen-street, l'beapside, or at No. 5, as above.
London, England, 1867-02-05

ST. LEONARIYS-ON-SEA, HASTINGS, BtSBEX. Valuable
FREEHOLD FAMILY HESIDISNCH, No. 96, ILULINA, with
peseeeeloa.

MEBB4IB. DENT and SON will SELL by
AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, Tokenhouae-yani, Lon-
don, on WEDNIBIDAY, lien 6, at 12 precisely, a valuable FREE-
HOLD FAMILY RMSIDENCE, known as No. 96, Marina, in the
best part of St. Leonard's, facing the sea, and haring a frontage
of ?Alt, by a depth of about 4E6tt. The house comprises entrance-
hall, dining-room, riff. by inn 91n. ; library, lift. by 13ft. • two
rooms, with water-closet In the rear ; on the one-pair floor, two
handsome drawing rooms, communicating by folding-doors, lift.
by lift. and 14ft. by 13ft. ; on the two pair floor, two principal
bedrooms and one dressing-room : on the three pair floor, four
good bedrooms ; and four good bedrooms and a box-room on the
attic story stone principal and secondary staircase The house
la replete with every convenience, including large linen and
other closets, and excellent kitchen and other offices in the base-
ment.—Particulars and conditions of sale may be had at the
Auction Mart, London; on the Premiss; at the Royal Sussex
Hotel (near the residence' ; of Mr. Feeder, who will show the
ProPerty. No. 1, West-hill, St. Leonard's; of Messrs. Woniersley
and Son, auctioneers, Hastings; of Messrs &adding and Son,
solicitors, No. 1, Gordon-street, Gordon-square, London. W.C.;
and of Messrs. DIM' and Son, surveyors and land agents, 3t,
Great James-atreet, Bedford-row, London, W.C.
London, England, 1867-02-05

FREEHOLD HOUSES, KENSINGTON.-Mr.
EDWARD MANSELL is Instructed to BELL, together or
separately, THREE YREEEOLD HOUSES, substantially built.
and let on lease to excellent teuanta . total rental, 006 per
annum.—Apply to Mr. EDWARD MANSELL, land valuer and
surveyor, Belpave-square, owner of Halkln•plaoe, K. W.
London, England, 1867-02-05

MINR&-(TRI8 DAY.)

Own o'CLooi.
In the mining market to-day there is a vod
demand for Prince of Wales, East Gunnialake,
North Crofty, Wheal Basset, and West Chiverton
shares. Some of the present quotationsareas follows:
Prince of Wales, 345. to 365. ; East Gunnislake,
355. to 40s. ; North Crofty, 5 tot ; Wheal Basset,
70 to 72} ; West Chiverton, 63 to 65 ; Clifford,
to 7; Wheal Chiverton, Bto ; East Lovell, 1
to I ; Drakewalls, xis. to if*. ; Great Soil
Tolgus, 20s. to 22a. 6d.; and Prosper United, 3k
g.

RAILWAYS.-(THIS DAY.)

thrz o'Cr.oos.

In the railway market the transactions still
consist chiefly of sales, and prices exhibit a further
reduction. Great Northern stock is prominently
heavy, and has fallen 1} per cent. South Eastern baa
also declined ; Caledonian, ' • London and North
Western, ; Great Western, Lancashire and York-
shire, Great Northern A, and London, Chat-
ham, and Dover, I ; and Metropolitan and Mid-
I l'"14, I. ... .. . .

Metropolitan stock is now quoted 1271 to 1;
Great Western, 53 to ; London and North
Western, 1221 to 1231 • Midland, 1221 ton • Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire, 1281 to 1 ; Caledonian,
118 to 119 ; South Eastern, 72 to 1 ; Groat
Eastern, 331 to ; Great Northern, 118 to 119;
ditto A, 1 to 13ok • London, Chatham, and
Dover, 19 to ; and Nokh British, 38 to 1.
Grand Trun of Canada and Lombardo-Venetian
railway shares are 6e. to 10s. better, at 22 to
and 16,1 to - respectively. East Indian are steady,
at 10( to 1061.
]For to-day's Share Lists see page 7 ]
London, England, 1867-02-05

FREEHOLD HOUSES, ST. JOHN'S-WOOD.
Mr. EDWARD MANSELL la Instructed to /HILL POUR
FREEHOLD semi-detached RESIDENCES, well built, let on
lease to respectable tenants, and producing a net rental of g.3go
per an to Mr. EDN'ARD MANSELL, land agent
and valuer, Belgracesquare, corner of !Main-place, g. W.
London, England, 1867-11-11

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Nov. 11.

On the demand of the Public Prosecutor, Herr
Tweaten has been sentenced by the Stadt-
gericht of Berlin to two years' imprisonment.
on account of the speech which he made is the
Chamber of Deputies on the subject of the adminis-
tration of !justice in Prussia and which has pre-
viously been the subject of prosecution.

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNION.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 11.

The North German Lloyd's steamer Union,
from New York, has arrived here with 109 passen-
gers for this port, Havre, and Bremen, with 40
sacks of mails, 73,128 dollars in specie for Eng-
land and 2,500 dollars for Bremen.
She sailed on the 31st. On the sth, in latitude
47.1, longitude 41.7, al* spoke the American ship
Tonawanda, and on the Bth, in latitude 49.59,
longitude ,20.49, the Norwegian brig Helga, 95
days from Rio Grande for Falmouth, short of
provisions. She was supplied by the Union.

NEW YORK, Ocr. 31, MORNING.

The election in Georgia is quietly progressing.
Only a few whites vote. General Pope has ordered
the polls to be kept open until Saturday night.
An overwhelming radical majority is regarded as
certain.

The Ex-Governor Andrew of Massachusetts
died yesterday of apoplexy.
The British steamer Amsterdam was totally
wrecked on Tuesday at Montauk Point.
According to intelligence published here, St.
Domingo has declared war against Hayti.

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 11.

The Cunard extra screw steamer Aleppo arrived
here at 5.25 a.m. to-day with 128 passengers. She
landed 27 passengers and despatches, and pro-
ceeded for Liverpool. All well.

On Saturday, M. Peprt, of the A renir National.
received a summons to appear on the 15th of November
before the sixth chamber, on a charge of exciting to
hatre.l and contempt of the government in an article
published on the 12th of October headed " The Roman
Expedition." _ _

A correspondent at Canes (Crete) writing on the
th ultimo says :—" Last week I, with some Mends,
visited Mount Melata, or ancient Berecynthus, 2,045 feet
above the sea level. We took about two hours to mount
by the path. At the top is a gnard•house, held by Turkish
troops. Here we obtained a good drink of cold water.
After that, for three shillings, I and party had a supply of
eggs, brown bread, figs, olives, and Cretan wine. It is
impossible to describe the scene which lay at our feet from
the top of this mount. In the d:stanee the Sphakia moun-
tains, 10,000 fest high, the deep valley and luxuriant
plains between, with the sun shining on them, looking
like a fairy foreground. I have been in a great many
parts of the world, but I never stood so riveted to the
spot as I did when the panorama from this mount first
burst cm our view. The effect of snob a beautiful and ex.
tensive country, backed by the snow.eapped mountains
towering up into the clouds, is too grand for words. On
our way down we passed through more than a mile of
olive groves.'
London, England, 1867-11-11

OF bIENTANA.

The Diritto publishes the following statement :

Reports just received from the brave men wbo defended
the village of Montana to the last, and from the prisoners
handed over to the Italian government, prove that the rein-
forcements of fresh troops which reached the field of battle
at about half past two, and which from the great similarity
of their uniforms were mistaken by General Garibaldi him-
self for battalions of the Antibes Legion, were instead
regiments of the Imperial French army. Now, as at half-
past two Montana had been retaken, oil the positions re-
gained, and the enemy had fallen back along the whole
line, it follows that the Pontifical army would inevitably
have been beaten had the French army not come up to its
aasistance with the Chaaaepot rifles. The volunteers will
be able to say to their eternal honour that they burnt the
tint Italian cartridge against such an enemy.
NICOLA FABRIZI, ALBERTO MARIO, MLNOTTI GARl-
&min, Gu•ssrrs Miesour, Greasers Gugazon
GIULIO AILLVOLL

Mr. Spurgeon, who is now once more sufficiently
well to preach, has put forth a manifesto in his magazine
called " The Sword and Trowel," is which ha say. :—" I
have spent two months in illlealth, and much of the time
in severe pain, but, by the good hand of God upon me, I
am now much better, and hope to resume my home work
very speedily. I have resolved, for twelve months at least,
to refute almost all work away from home, and I now
earnestly beg friends not to distress me with importunate
requests to preach here, there, and everywhere. For years
I have preached from eight to ten times a week, besides
issuing the weekly sermon, editing the magazine, over-
seeing the church, superintending the college, directing
the orphanage, founding new churches, attending com-
mittees, and a thousand other things ; but many signs in-
dicate that there must be • pause. lam not less willing,
but I am far less able than I was, to serve the church by
preaching."
GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN-ROAD,
N. Number of patients for the week ending Nov. 9,
1,051, a which 312 were new EWE.
London, England, 1867-11-11

MALTA.

VALETTA, Nov. 9.

The transport Crocodile, from Alexandria, ar-
rived here on the 7th, to repair a slight disarrange-
ment to ber machinery. She leaves to-day for
Portsmouth with the 2nd Rifle Brigade, the 7th
Dragoons, and other troops, in all 1,194 indi-
viduals.

Lord Clarence Paget arrived in the Caledonia
yesterday from Syracuse. The Tyranea left yester-
day for Crete.
The telegraphic communication to Alexandria is
interrupted. The Hawk leaves to repair the cable.

AMERICA.
(Per the Persia.)
NEW YORK, Ocr. 30, MORNING.
The President has appointed November 28th as
a day of thanksgiving and prayer.
Clarksville, Bagdad, Brownsville, and other
towns of Texas have nearly been destroyed by the
recent storm. Many lives have been lost, and in
Matamoros 1,500 houses have been blown down.

Advice' from Vera Cruz state that the creden-
tials of Admiral Tegetholl had arrived.
Intelligence from Hayti to the 9th inst. says
that a general revolution wes imminent, and that
the government was without funds.

RECEPTION OF LORD LYONS BY THE
EMPEROR NAPOLEON.

The Muniteur of yesterday contains en account
of the reception on Saturday last by the Emperor
Napoleon of Lord Lyons as English Ambassador
at the court of the Tuileries. Lord Lyons made
the following speech :
The Queen, my august sovereign, in conferring upon me
the distinguished honour of representing her at your
Imperial Majesty's court, has specially charged me to
express anew the sentiments of esteem and affection
towards the person of your Imperial Majesty by
which she is animated. The Queen has at the
same time commanded me to recall to your
Majesty the desire she experiences to lee both the
glory of your reign awl the proeperity of the French na-
tion perpetuated. The cordial relations which have existed
for so many years between the governments of Frame
and Great Britain have powerfully contributed to the
welfare of the two countries, and to the happiness, I ven-
ture to say, of the whole world. The orders of the Queen
instruct me, above all things, to spare nothing in order to
maintain and consolidate those relations. In placing in
the hands of your Imperial Majesty the letters which ac-
credit me at your court as Ambassador Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary, I earnestly beg your indul-
gence in favour of the efforts which I shall not coupe to
make in order to merit your approbation.

The Emperor replied as follows :—" I am touched
by the sentiments you express to me in the name
of the Queen of England. I know all their value, and
on my side I respond by a sincere attachment
to her person and her family. From the com-
mencement of my reign one of my constant ob-
jects has been to maintain with Great Britain the
friendly relations which have already borne so much
fruit. I doubt not that you will exert yourself to
maintain relations so useful to the progress of civi-
lisation and the peace of the world. The remem-
bnuice of your father and your personal qualities
ensure you the most sympathetic welcome among
ism "

THE FRENCH TROOPS AT THE BATTLE