The Sun.
London, England, 1856-11-14 00:00:00

TOWER..-SALE OP STOrLES.

BY order of the Secretary of State IT
To be Sold, by public nulloa, in the Towzr, n 'FR : TEAS'
the ?Ist of November, (x 6, at Elovini o'clock in, tire, fren, tre,
risely. the following STOLES lying at tae Victi, (1.onlon) !Jocks

1 .7
'.l al, Zinc, P,wter, and Copper-1 C.teeis and Pa'll,,nes
articles ',bills
I
Toe's, various lir,s;:ital Cleihinz.
Hinges and :-,crews Fur t7o us, and Cans
Hair Beds, &c. Sheepskin 4' oats, &c.,
Blankets and Rugs Mule .Covers
Covers
And Mlscer alter us articles.

NORWICH UNION REVERSIONARY
I'..•TTERP...; COMPANY.
NOTTCB TS HEREBY LIVEN, That fhb TIM F-YEARLY DI-
VIDE D, at the rate of 5 per cent., cloar clincomo tax. due 3 !it
October last, is now in cony o of payment at the °Mee of the ,Ccm-
panv 11, NRY NOR:11i, :secretary.
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23, Lincoln's-Inn-fields, 13th November, P 5.5.
N.B. - PrOposalsfof the sa!e of Reversions may no alcirefsed to • he
Secretary.

M COUNTIESELTRriOtArpiiTuaIATssA6INtINcm
srF27,
Re:enntd-
street, Watertoo-place, London. Canna], 100,00 CL '

TRUSTETCS.
Rt. Ttn.givnceTTl. Walnole,M.P. Richard Spooner, Esq..lkt
henry Peter Fuller, EFq. lE. Vansittart Neale, Esq.
Life Aeaurance tonincas transacted in all its branches. •
N.B. The bonus decla:eci •:t the of profits ityeraged
23 per cent, on all the p-erninon
• F, FERGUSON Q4MROU,X, Manner.

11HE LIVERPOOL awl LONDON
FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Ilsa been established Twenty Years,
Hos paid in Claims, wide; its pol-cica, uttwar!s caf £loo,ooo
in Dividends to its ft opletors 417,310
Has a paid-un Capital a ...... •• •• 170,858
and accumulated Fluids 0f.... •• •• • • . • ..... A 41,234
Hits from Sire Premiums only an income esceeding lBo,nro
and from Life f remityr ...... •
And it paid to Annuitants, in 1.6 i, the Finn of.• £11,',91 11s. Id.
Forms of proposal awhfurther information con be had on apPitra-
Von at the Offices of the Company, 37, Castle-street, Liverpool ; 20
and 21, Poultry, London ; 61, King.strert. Manchester p 123, Ingram-
street, Glasgow ; or to the agents eUesshere.
SWINTON BOULT, Secretary to the Company.

Octobei, 18.56.

•
FRIEND
of. the CLERGY CORPORATION,
for allowing Pension',. not exceeding; 4'l. per mum, to the
Widows and Orphan unmarried -Daughters of Clergymen of the
t'atablithel Churcb. a nii•tor affording' temporary assigtalce to netes-
ti tons Clergymen and thei
Ireland. r-famiLes,..throng b out England, Wales, and
The next ELECTION of PEN:TONERS will take place at the
London Tavern, Bishopsale Street, on TuEtnAr, November 25th,
1856, at 12 o'clock prec,selY;
The Rev. JOSEPII BROWN. 11r:A.., in the chair.
The Report of the Proceeeings of ,he Corporation during the past
Sear, the balance-sheet, list of subscribe-a and pensioners, tee., may
be had at the ()treks, 4, Martin'F-Nave, Trafalgar-square, where
donations and su: reriptions will be tlmnkfally received.
The Th.r. ,10,EPH BROWN, Nt.A , I Hon,
The Rev. JOHN EDMUND GOY, M.A., F.S.A., 5 Secs.
HENRY BRA.MALL, Secretary.

THE METROPOLITAN SALOON OMNIBUS
COMPANY (Limltr-d).
Shares 1/. each.—Deposit 54. per share.
PATRONS AND IiDNuRART REFEREES.
AnoeyVett, Esq., M.P.
Sir James Ey+ e
Alderman Sir R. W. Carden.
Mr. Alderman Carter.
TRUSTEES.
•
Sir Augustus Webster, Bart., Rattle Abbey, Sussex.
James Gordon Murdoch, Esq
mall East. . (Ranum, llouverie, and Co.), Pall-

DIRECT ORS.
Mr. David Rower Catlin, Ho.va-d-rc. ad, Stoke Yewington.
Mr. George Ilwrison, F.S.A., Kennington-park. • Mr. W. Lancefleld, 414, Oxford-atrett.
Mr. P Lewis, Islington-i're:st.
Mr. F. Parker, Elm llcruse; Ilomerton • -
Mr. E. T. Smith, S,-re,an•House, Cbelsca and VI3, Fleet-street.
• Mr. V. Ilenty Stevens, 2, Finsbury-place South
Mr. Charles et. John 0 Nei 1. Your-street, Chelsea.
Mr. George Shillibeer. City-read (original introducer of omnibuses).
Mr. J. Wilson, , •
ZI With power to add
ea to thf ir number.
ANRERS—The City Bank, Thrdni.elle•atreet 11fessrs. Rturorn,
• Bouverie, and Co., Pall-Mall East.
Soraciroa-;—F. Reeve J
es, No, .1 ones, I- sq., 5, Chatham-place, Blackfriars.
Of. Lea lenhall-street, City.
The evils and annoyances resulting from the mes-nt Omnibus
INTslem are universally. rOmitted •; in consequence of which it is be-
lieved the pablic will cordially support an Association intending to
introdace more convenient carriages, working under beite,r arrange-
menu .
Thts Patent Omnitus has received the aorroval of the .C.lty and
nuthoritie.a. and toe most eminent London Coach Builders
Those interested can satisfy themselves by perSonal inspection of its
great superiority.
The amount of each share has been placed as low es ii., in order
to obtain a greater amount of subscribers, who will have a personal
interest in the progress of the Company. Omnibus travellers becom-
ing shareholders will be able to exercise a control o'er the manage-
ment, and, at the smile titre, profitably invest a portion of their
capital.
The accounts of the Company will be audit!d- half-yearly by the
appointed Auditors,. and the books of the Company always open to
the inspection of the shareholders.
• ,
Prospectuses and any information can be obtained at the Corn-
Pany's
Deices.
Should-no allotment be made, the depositwill he returns d.
_ _

• District Agents w R.
anted.PorE, Secretary,

PRINCE'S CLUB.-11,ACQUET and TENNIS
COTIRTS, Tlans•olace.Belgraye.s.quare. The Racquet Conrti
of this Clnh are now OPEN, comnrislng three close and two open
courts. Gentlemen desirous of becominz members are requested to
tOrward their names to the seere:ary of the cMh.
By order. .
R. CLEMENTS. Secretary.

ITADAME TUSSAUD'S BAZAAR, Baker-
tv. ti ' street, rortman-equve. —Full-length portrait models of
• ~. • 0 •
D'OS'E sod PALMER are now added to the exhibition. Admittanv,
s. • extra rooms 6d. Open from eleven till dt ek, and from seven
to ten. Brilliantly Illuminated at eight o'clock.
M. ISS P. HORTON'S POPULAR ILLIJS
'MATTI:MS.—Mr. and Mrs. T. GERM EN BEE]) will give
the above EnterMnment at the Gallery of Illustration, Every Even-
s f P:zcept ,atnrdaY), at Eight o'clock. AMO
-k
\ G PERFORM-
ANCE every Saturday at Three o'clock. Stalls.
Co ','s . lg., maybe
slcured at the Gallery, and at Cramer, Beal, and .'s, 201, Regen:-
street.
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A it(lkLl4 ROOMS,—I,AU.P.TiINT'S CASINO,
-CIL. Great Windmill-street, St. ,Tarnes's..—The abPve elegan
/looms are now open every evening tor the winter season, With
taurent'a celebrated Orchestra. rrincipal C
ornet•R-DiSton, M.
Anulcourt. The Proprietor he. 44 Wenn the public that th s
Ttnninnahle Piece of resort been entirely redecorated during the
re''tst• Donrs open at half-pail eight, commence at Line. Adults-
" One Shilling'.

. •
It • ICARWs ANA,—.-----.------.,
OMICAL ~zUSEU~s
,11), . Coventry.street, Leicester-square.—Open
,(for Gentlemen ' "'3') &inn •1 0 till W, containing tipw irds of one thousand models
andreparations, illustrating every part r+f tha human frame in
health and disease, the race of men, &c. Lectures delivered at 12,
and half-past 7, by Dr. G. Szarox, F.R.G.S. ; and a new rind
tilnly-Ititerogting series of lectures Is now In course of delivery
by Dr. Kazis, et 4 p.n.:. Precisely. Admission, One ,hilline•

CANTERBURY HALL, We3tmiuster-roaci.
—OPENT Evratr F.VEtiI:VG.The. Selections company of
Vocalists are ,ngaged for the performance of Selections f, o n alt tit:
Popular
gals, Chorus e•+ Glees, Duets, Itc., viz. :
llis E.' Pearce, Mts. ,t. wield, Miss tiranell, and AT Summers
Mr. J. Caulfield, Herr .E.. Jon; Ilan
it. Grover, T. Rain°, T.
Tarrant. S. Jones, J. Barker. VV. • ening, and P. Crirric ; Masters
Austin, Bennett, end Corti; Mr. Sam Cowell an 4 E Alackney. Pia.
Wort°. .1. Ilarroway. A. „harmonium, J. Caulfield, jun • direc-
tor, Mr. J. Caulfield. Commcalce at Bccen L'clocit precisely. guppers,
&c„ uatil twelre o'clock,
.
TO LOVERS of FlSEL—Pifth Season.-
08,,uine TAR lIOUTrf BLO \ TEtti .1- These highly_
103 delioabie3 forwarded to all Parts..a receipt of the amount
as under, In penny postage stamps, or Posto:11:e order :--
loa prime - .......... .... re. 0,1.
s
. 100 especially seleaed.. • . Bs. 44. IPackago included.
50 ditto
.... 4s. 6d.
Bend full and plain directions, county, and nearest station.
(bless, 1110.31A8 LETTES, Jun., Fish Curer, Groh Yirmouth. 43-

3/1 R. FIOWARD, Surgeon-Dentist, 52, Fleet
It street; has introduced an entirely new description of ARTI
t• ICIAL TEETH.,ibted without springs, wires, or ligatures. They so
rerfectly. resemble the natural teeth as not to be distinguished from
the original by the eh seat °User, -r; they will never change colour or
kll'ea3". and win be found very superior to any teeth ever before used.
his method does not require the extraction of roots, or any painful
operation, and will support and rreserve teeth that are loose, and Is
wuarantecd to restore articulation and mastication. Decayed teeth
rendered sound and
'home from ten till five Metal ha mastication.-52, Fleet-street. At
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Price la. I%ll:and 25. box. '
This preparationis one of the benefitswhich the acienceof moJern
cherrilstry, has conferred upon mankind ; for during the first twenty
Tears of the preent 'century to speak of a Cure for the Goutiwas con-
siere a romance; but now the efficacy and safety of this medicine
in so fully demonstrated by unsolicited testimonials firm persons in
every rank of life that Public opinion proclaims this as one of the
most Important discoveries of the Present age.
ieurther proof of the great efficac of BLAIR'S GOUT HuIIHEIT-
-24.A.T1C PILLS, fonvaried by Mr.Yßeinbirdt. Chemist,
~,`,1.r.. Enclosed is a testinionial from a customer of mine, who i 5
,7"."°w-ti about here ; he speaks in the highest terms of 13Iatr's
-Witt and Itheurnatic Pills, and would t c glad to give information to
itnybody.

To Mr. Reinhardt, 22 Market-place, Hall.
"Decamber4tb, 1855.
"Dear .tir,—l have be,, .'n -- - aufcted with rheumatirm tbr 12 years,
dttring which tima I have tried almost everything, both internally
.uld externally, but could ant obta,n any permanent relief. A chart
!time ago I purchased a 2s. 9d.
1 bad taken the whole of them I was mo free from pain than I had
box of Wail's Pills of yc ti. and before
-.been for the last dozen years. You willreleve let me have another
box, as I mosn to keep them by me In caseP '.I. should again require
thew, and oblize,

"Dear Sir, yours obedlcntir,
lots of
- field
Medicine. bY Prout and Ih " JettE mus GAMESS."
rsant, 222. Strand, London, and all pen-

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tithe great Continentai Remedy for syphilis and Secondary EiYmP-
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days preViOns to the sa!e; and catalogues had at the War Department.
Pall-mall, the Toner, Victoria Docks, apd Royal Arsenal, Woolwich,
en payment of 6d. each, which wall be EtilONV?Ci 10 pure:)asers.
No peron hilt be admi.ted to view the lots, cm; into the sale room,'
without a' catalogue.

This day, in demy Bro., 125.,

SEVEN LECTURES on SHAKSPEARE and
MILTON-.

By the late S. T. COLERIDGII
A. List of all the :NI . Emendations in On'lier's Folio. 1632 ; and
an introduliory Prate?, br d. Payne Collier, Esq.
London : Chapman and Hall, IM, Piccadilly.

7hi., eta y, in pose Bvo., 551.,

RUSSIAN POPULAR TALES. Translated
IrJm the German Version of ANTON DrzTaten. With an
lutioduction byJACUB

London: (Thapna,n and Hall, 193, Piccadilly.

On November 191 h, in .'cap. Bvo., 3s. Gd.,
QUEEN ELEANOR'S VENGEANCE, and
OTHER POEMS.
• ' By W. C. 13 if;NNE r r.
London: Chapman and.llall, 193, Piccadilly.

Ju,t publish id, in leap, Bvo., price ixpence,
A SONG in PROSE to the WESTMINSTER
t. OWL.
John Moxon; 2S, Nladdox-strect, liegent-street.

EGUW.LED,GE'S SHAESPEARE. •
On rec. let, pi i 0 One Shil:lng, super royal,
THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA,
with Eighteen Illustrations by JORN GILBERT, being the
ffrst part of a new and spl'ndidly Illustrated Edition of the Works of
Shakspeare, edited by HOWARD STAurtiox, End Illustrated by JOHN
GILBERT ;ti be continued in Shilling Monthly Parts. Each part will
contain forty-eight pates of matter, printed in elegant type, on
surcrior paper, and on art average twenty Illustrations by the mad-
v3lle I Joirs • GILBERT. '1 he l'u,dishers will spare neither labour ner
expense to produce an ed tilt; of the works of our great national
dramatist that FILM be worthy of a ;lace upon every drawing-room
table, in• the famlly library, and on the
..
lo student's shelf—au
edition whi.la they feel conflient for excellence, accuracy, and cheap-
MSS, must ever remain vritbout a rival. Specimens olOthe illustra-
tions may be seen at all botioe:lers, and may be had gratis, on
or will be sent tree on receipt of one stamp-
aPplicLaotinoln:n : George fteuttedge' and Co., 2, Fa ringdon-street.

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The Third Editlim. Just i!' üblithed, Price 5i., by post, tree. ss. 6d•
N. TRUE d: Ii'ALSE SPERMATORRIREA, t“,al Elufrertre tinder this disease, and Correcting of wide-spread
'trlo'ii* of distinguishing the Imaginary fl'om the
arolt :n relation to their Treatment and Cure.
Translated fro" Dr. Plektord !8 known to English readers by
from the tletraan of Dr. VICKFORD.
cl contributions to °email medical literature. This is the Bret
:h1 reader, We trust this may
im 3, he informs rue, that he has addressed himself to the non-medi.
his frequent praett-
".ither eqnally flagrant evil which it May be In his power to col'.
leteet any
rect."—encin Medical Quetta. "The tribe of 'Quiet Sympathisers,'
not be the lest, if he shall
and 'Medical rtlinds,' are mercilessly exposed; and. if 'this book
%ould find lts w.. 3, lulu the hands of these whs i'etTar from the corn.
,utainit of which it treats, we are satisfied that many hundreds would
'u, saved numb nee:ll,ms stiflcting of body and mind, and what 14, of
.zgus importgnee, th,mo. it Is that which the quacks. most prize-
-ouch money...-~This volt:minis well qualified to putt an end to the
'metrical spteru of treating Spormatorrhrea, and to piece the treat.
mont upon a more ratlertal ',rid rt ydolegical bto!s, it is, therefore,
!key to do menb gaol."--Merlical Circular.
London: 11. Baiiiere, 219. ttegcnt-arrest.
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VIIALKABU3 ESCAPE OF FRENCH
POLITICAL .PRISONRRS.

----sia---___ ln a recent article on the penal colony. of Guyana
the Mon iteur stated that several political prisoners
had found means to escape, but it gave no details.
A. private letter brings some particulars on the
subject of considerable interest. At the beginning
of this year several political transports, confined in
the Devil's Island, conceived the idea of escaping.
They cut down sonic trees and built a schooner,
but, owing to an accident in launching, the
schooner struck and went. to pieces. Nothing
daunted, they set to wink again, and, with such
planks of the schooner as they we're able to pick
out of the water, and the stump of a large tree
which floated down the Amazon river, they con-
structed a raft, on which, on the 7th of August
last, seven men embarked in search of liberty.
For four whole days they floated nearly at y
re ex random
hausted,
slender stock of provisions was entirely
Two of
on the sea, and at the end of that time,l when their
Oi
their raft went ashore on a mud bank.
the party ono an Italian named Pianauri, and
another a Pole named Bsgenski—left the boat and
waded along in the mud hoping to find a h_
t habita-
tion. 'h
on. They were so weak that they soon found hem
selves unable to draw their legs out of the heavy
soil, and their ce;npanions -learned some days
later that their dead bodies half devoured
by crabs, had been seen by a native. The five
who had remained ou the raft, finding
that
their comrades did net return, and being con-
vinced of the hopelessness of looking for them,
resolved to put 'to sea again. But to do
this it wasnecessary to construct another raft, it
being impossible to get the old one off the mud.
For an entire week they floated up and down aloess
the coast upon such pieces of wood as they had
been able to detach from the raft, and during al
this time they had nothing to eat but raw crabs,
and nothing to drink but salt water. At length
they were fortunate enough, to find a house, where
they received succour. The names of these five
men were Guerard, Bongnels Carpezal,
enChabire,
and Babirr de Candre (of the department ofa the
Indre and Loire). A fortnight after their departure
'from the Devil's Island the other prisoners there
learned the issue of an enterprise which it might
have been thought utter madness to undertake.
A. burning desire to risk their lives in like manner
for their liberty ran through the colony. With
the help of Government timber collected for build-
ing purpeees they found means. to .construct two
rafts, each capable of holding 20 men. Saturday,
the 13th of September, was chosen for the depar-
ture of the expedition, Saturday beings the day on
which a week's provisions were served out to the
prisoners. Thirty-four men in all got away on
hoard the rafts. On the first raft were MM. Bor-
daye, de Tours, Bijon, Chauvin, Attibert, Gueren,
Caillet, Davau, Salem, Carriere, Dime, Bourlon-
Jeanfrais, Pan Herrey, Montfalcon, Seronde, Paul,
Bivart, Meunier, and Desalle. On the other were
MM. Frouin, Guognard, Tourenace, Desboie, Tris
son, . Aisans, her, Bouselle, Dunaux Vivant;
Bonassieux, Bardiget, Angeliaume, and'mairvian.
The weather was stormy for two days; on the 16th it
became fine, but the night following was frightful.
In the morning of the 17th, however, the 20 men
on the first rattlanded on a Dutch possession in-
habited by natives, who gave them so bad a recep.
tion that they resolved at once to start into the
interior of the country on foot. Atter a painful
march of several hours they slept in a wood, where
they suffered greatly from insects; and the next
day, finding no place of rest, they could think of
nothing better than making their way back to their
away the sail,
raft, but they found that the natives had taken
to sea, they Were glad to pass the night in an empty
com-
mandant of the Dutch Tibron Company, and being, therefore, unable to put
hut. On the 18th the natives took them to the
with a letter to sonic,
re-
ceived thein very kindly, and gave who
them a boat,
conduct the to'Pararnarho.4 They left on
the 20th, and pantyt he 27th landed safely at Para-
y,
natives, ordering them to
maribo, the capital of the Dutch Guyette, a town of
20,000 in hibi,ants, situated about 400 kilometres
north-west of Cayenne' and nine kilometres from
the sea. There they were authorities and w kindly treated by the
find their five
friends were
ho
as surprised as delighted to
the rst to escape
from the Devil's Island. Thewereothe r ourteen me
ou the second raft also arrived at Paramaribo on,
. fi
f
the 29th. The Dutch authorities, not knowing
whether they were ordinary convicts or political
convicts, thought right to steep them in prison,
where they were up to Sept. 30, but they were to
be released two days later.