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b. "a essentially refined and fastdious you viii probably
end fhnt he hes furnished the Of HE hOuse IN &C
cordsnce with the tastes Of the Tudor the Louis 8na
torze, and other historical eras and, beng iahy N
dulgent TO hs imagination in the effort Of compoeAloh
he has been .ad write in appropriate costume, anu
even through the fumes Of opiafe. In me county
houses c! he acquaintance you may possiny DC NV
some sacred apartment, in which the coais-si,a =.
Aubrey in "Deyereux was written ~ mum gu, -
cowl with skun on the table; OF the black,Dl2io
bedcurtains within which ,he su.hor Of Richeheu
rested biz inspired brow. In estinatng DJln te =. =
lectual character and writings Of Bul"cr Lyt'9n
impossible TO avoid comparison oet"lNl LIN ""'
Byron. -. H.. ~,
strikinply similar Their arisiocTaHc lineage me
great dependence in early years upon lolnei -
unfortunate matrimonial connecticut tnsr -
10 a daughterin both though from diieren cAus
frns+rsted their personal vanity. warm temper, ana
ec1,isyr even their nonen,y in Parliament also sun
~ Igh and generous qualities and fecn-F, when nave
un5ouhtedly distinguished them both. Ana tness p
cuarities Of life and dspo'ton have tnctured inc prose
Of the and the poetry OF the oinsr' f.ach ni7
morbid desire 10 put on a dress end be the nero Of
noe1n or tale "Childe Harold" :" The Corsalr, &C.
ere vehicles for the personal confessions OF Their a
thor: pelham "The Student" &C. are esiiIike-
pefees Ct their artist Ths habit IL incompatible WIN
attaining the last highest stop which genius enuod 70
reach II is attributable doubt in these two cases
10 that secexaggeraton which the hereditary privileges
Of wealth and station are apt 70 engendcr ana wIch
only experience and determination can allay byron
was cut of before ne became wise but rs Johnson s7o
Of Goldsmith, with reference 10 dinercnt -ngect We
rreGict that Bulwcr Lyton is coming night inc lacr
producions Of hs pen have been more free from me
pedantry insepsrabe from drawing in TOO Icn
IRON within TIE scholarly cutthroat and elegant adu
tresF VIC may hope are henceforth abandcnef 10 ne
cqf0i OF literature; and his works seem 70 be aclIr-
ing that breadth and depth which cen make them worthy
of coming from great master of the English tongue
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Guy Fawkcs Day.

Yesterday being the 9th OF November, the
II, uel search made in the Parliamentary ceIt 70
discover the shade Of Guy and prevent the blowing up
of the Parliament This serious operation look pace
shcnly after II o'clock in the morning ~ several Oh te
ofHcefe II the two Houses OF Parliament With lamp ia
hind and with solemn step and wastu eye, the expo
diion Of discovery advanced along the corndors and
dcscenGed into the collars Tie heated air OF the pipes
which Iun along the Placement O. the two Houses, al
tac;cd the attention Of the seerchers but was pro
nounced hy competent judges not 70 be dangerous
Every nook and corner examined for the discovery
of &C mffhle materials calculated g. blow mp the ne"
Palace Of Westminster srd the Peers and Commoners
Of the land but found except some ruDOish
connected with the lighting ane yentlang procesoc oi
DIR Reid The shade Of the ancient Guy was searched
fc in vain and alter iuitless e0Tt ia the subte!r
noan rcaiCns Of tie Palace Of Westminster. tlo
fcar.hcrs returned 20 the CaTpctcd Chambers o. te
upcr ftorics covered with dust and nearly suiOcaie1
with foul air. 20 report Guy non es tscesHs tpt that
the Lord spiritual and temporal, and Her y Jesty
fnithiul Commons hal cause for apprehension. As
usual on the anniversary Of the Gunp0wder Plot the
Lord Chancellor, accompanied sy several Pecr- " mt
TO Westminster Abbey. Their lOTdshps mt ~ few
minute. beolc ~ O'Clock in The liOU-e of Peers, and az
u precisely proceeded in procession to Westminster
Alloy e. hear a sermon delivered by the BhopO f Or
wch Their lordshps were preceded by two mar. mar
men several officer Of the House The High Constable OF
Westminster, md great many Policemen under Mr.
Sul eruierden; Martin The Bshcps Of LoniOn, WIN
chester and Norwich in their robes headed The prCce
zion followed by sir Augustus Clifford the UGler o.! the
Black Rcd then came LOrd StrnngOrd, the Earl oi
MalmesbuTy Lord Colchester and other Peers' atier
wi on came the Lord III h Chancellor ~ ms al roos,
attended by his Secretaries and other Off ,ers TIepro
cecil proccedcd from the House OF Lords across the
vcsiibue toward The central han, and through t down
the marble chamber end 70 out into Oh Palace lard'
tnd then acros the road 10 Westminster Abbey where
the sermCn wns preached after which the procession
returned in the same order to the lIcu Of Lor ls.
\ adon DAILY News Noy 4"
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ITALY.
Row. Thursday. Oct. y.

RUNE thufruatJt Ott lcJ~.
Military executions on an extended scale.
continue u work the the DEGREES Ut the Sacred
CCnsulta Tribunal Those which l mentioned In my
last letter abb to take place at Ancona carried
into effect On the 25fh inst. During TIE preceding
night nine prisoners transferred from TIE fortress
20 Ike Lazaretto be executed in the precincts ofhe
lhter estslblmcut Everything relating to them WIS
kept very secret their dyulged but il
known that they formed part OF the band Of political
Lomicdes with whom Edward Murray was alleged to
have acted II is also certain that Murray himself
not among the number The prisoners with the ex
ceptou OF one met the announcement OF their death
with haTdhood, spuTning the ghostly aid OF the monks
appointed to att nd upon such uqlbriOus Occasons and
ying for Liberty and the Republic. NOtwitlstand
ing pouring rain crouds Of people assembled day
break oil the nights commanding a view of the in
te1na yard OF the LaZaretO and remained there until
midday, when the execution took place. Among the
sPectass groups of priests and friars in great
number. Ii would, Of cOur-e, be very much out of
place 10 conniscrate the fate OF who gave such
lCcse TO party rage 10 dcuge the whole Province of
La MaTca with blood, but would be equally lludsed
TO prove OF their confinement Of nearly four years
their Trial before score, md nquisitorial tribunal and
finally their execution within the WALL az il were of
prifCn.
Tie JoarNdi dcS DeJats contains an account
iom Florence, which confirms the important statement
that while the Grand Duke refused 20 grant IN audience
10 Lord ROden the Of the imprisonment Of the
Madais, he at the same time intEnated intention OF
exercising hs Egh pTcrogstye in favor OF those cap
iives the hitting moment which il thou yhi would
not be long beth husband and wife we're suffering FROM
III health.
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TURKEY.
The new Grand Vizieris the personal cne,n,

The new Grand Nizieris the personal enemy
ofhc Viceroy oil Egypt and Il thought in consequence
that before org circum ances viii arise % cause rup-
ture between the Porte aud the Court OF Cairo The
revolt Which hes broken cut 10 Syria md M--opotama
tssumes threatening ospect. The Arab. have organ
izcd systcm OF plege on large scac tho caravans
81 well as vessels on the Euphra,es AMI Tyria ar.
IHtd The Sheik Montefesch has put himself At tls
head Of The usnds Of Bedoun Of the tribe OF Ons and
has proceeded far the gates Of Bagdal An Eng.
sh hip hss been arrested II BussOrah andhe Engl.n
Ms,ionsres, who formed part OF the crow taken pri.
fcners, for whom tire Arabs demand heavy ransom
sgtnt uoh proceeding the Arabs released both vessel
aud mEsionares -Four other vessels were arres,ed on
the Tgris not far from Hut The number OF nsurgont
Bedomns daily ncrcases and the Sheik Jobal has Joined
them. The Arabs precipitatng themselves on the
plains Of Mescpotsnlia like hurricane There were
Iurnors Of outbreak in Bagdad 1t il necessary that
Turkey should put o th all her power suppress these
Ievt lutionsry proceedings.
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A. Denn;stoun Il Co.'s Circular.

Per .fs,0l LIVERPOOL. Friday, Nos. , lS'.
Tie trade Of THE country continue. very n
thcush tie Bsnk Of England has losi by export
Russia. considerable auoun; Of bullion, Lsossy ''"
very essy aud ebun6nnt Consols are .ill lus heh
The Manchester MARKET Influenced b. the eh>et 80
has taken place he C1TToN market, has been VIZ
dunn tie pes. week spinners and Isa1a<et
Ia ytly peIy .tances aBder contract for eecsae;,
length OF e are Indifferent saes and hrn ~
demsuSs BnyeIs On the other hand, ksye f,a,i
tined from the losrket. The accounts from me sns
States as % the CoTTos crop wD for some ffns - MAJ
influence, IA very greet degree, tne operatoos" ~
eh.sisr market. 49, c-ox a,arist
Tie gr,stsct.yty which prevailed in our CcIros ~. AL
lest week he. disappeared sud been followed BY - sLs
ness ard soue 4. cine in pices Gu Saturday s.sbt
were sold preyou. rses, bat Monday the
later sdvces thc United stats which were h.ye
more favorable The crop. Since p,cn eays ss,,so
bcueht -parnry; the sssg have since boidsy :, wen
100 bsies daily. tho above decline OF d. 2 d.
Sid. 10 the lower quality. ...h ,asco
The weeks sale~ amount 10 81 100 bales, Of wffA
speculation. s.d for export 8 s<o bsles -. moo
To-day the market has been none active 49, We
tsl.s ao bal,s speculstonl, at previous rss sl,
quote Far Orleens. 90; Middliry. loi Far heniss'
MddIng &c; Far plsncs, 81 Middiins, - DIV
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Barring Brother. & Co... Circulop

Per .is.G. LONDON, Friday, Nov. s. Ia52-5PM
Tie CooLal and Foreign Produce markets have again
been very active throughout the week and higher prices
have been AID for several articles. COTrOS however il
POINT lower a. Lveruool. COFFgE. SUGss INDfco re.
and metals generally continue ia favor; snd WHEAT
FLOUR and INDIAN CoRE rather deerer MONEY
nu.s In demand bat Dcours easy The BULLION IN the
Bank by last return e2l zj5 The SlLvEs and Dol
lately arrived by the steamer oia Mexico held
advance. CoSsoLs leave on 100 n 100. tor Money.
CoCHiNEAL550 bags IT public ale have chiefly found
buyers stecdy pcst "A sdvance Honduras liver "a
al Biscb. Sa4l7 Mexican Silver, 39 Present stock
Is 2,7S4 tsgs, against 3 ie6 bags last year.
Coco. in fair requet. SIT pkc- Trinidad in sale TO-
day broushsJ 1876 while 4o4 bags Grenada bought
CcIFEE-improy ID secoun, srom al tie rear
Forts have gwen increased unesg holders aud prces
have been fI.y sgPportedi ia Holland good ord Java
is 70 be Rad under zc The quantity offered a, public
has been limited 900 casks 20 bag Plantation Cey
or which have chiefly found buyers fl rsts 81 cass
II bbls Jamaica sold from 45 607oi, and o5 hays Costa
Rea brought 47s16sj6. BY private contract we no,ce
sales OF cco bags Native Ceyon az e. ga47 Leo bas-
good orc2 hiost 40 go bazs coloy Bahia AZ A. O. and
Of 500 bags coed first" RIO aost az 81 s near
pot Another cargo OF $500 bags has been sold floating
through the week az rather higher better kinds
Of WHEAT; last weeks average OF Engsa - p ar.
States Red 40, l4i6; White IS fdS Flour Is steadily
hedi Western Canal, sour 20 an sweet p n Balt
more and Ohio, - Ga > 6. ISpIAN Corn he'd firmly
90 dj2i6, floating conditions.
CoTTos-ssles with "a have been go bales a. pretty
,te96y pees At Liverpool The seeuttiye dennd having
American kinds partially ID lower; their quotation
Yesterday for nlddlng Orleans was l-iGd. q b.
DRUGs kc-Csstor Oil s ID dearer, with sales Of ITO ca
up to A. SO RhGbaTb have sold from 81 being
also dsareT At the sales yesterday Shesc sold at full rates
up IS for Orange did also 90 chests Gum Arabic and
50 chests Ben amin ~ Cape Aloes brought % 3
ssrsTsrila demand; GIL rolls Lisbon sold az IA %
bales Jamaica as 10 and lot Lima At no Tnr.
key Opium firm IL 3a126 China Camphor az public sale
bought in 81 Clutch 20 d2p6 Gambler IL held for
hsher for ISL offer of % having been refused
Saffron 90. Quicksilver TO-
Hsssi dssrsI 81 Petersburg cean has been .old at
asa RS 81 Manila IN improved equest and go bales
4 ftfnns at n
fer reed fair quality beles
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Sir Edward Rslwcr L,t ON.

Bulwer Lyttons great effort is 20 unite in
hmself the geniler offssbion Al high breeding with
the author OF irstrsts literary reputation; ard like
mot other extTavagsnt attempts II would app rcl,
lous were his literary tTiumphs less complete Upon
the wit poet writer o, plays ANA novels and orator he
would iocula,c tac owner Of kuebwerth PARK dispcs
ing county hospal,ies and the Of fashion in Lon
dor receiving ouly wits AZ his table Tie has strivcn
IN: ough life 20 eject this combination, and IN great
measure he has succeeded. TIE sumpsaous fellow-
ecnuncncr Of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, ocntr'yed 10
make driving his own horses and similar eccea.rics
compatible wirh winning the University prize for the
he Ems sh poem. Tho gentry OF Hereior!;h.re were
not long acc invited 10 Meceaass country seat, and
the entertain ent included theatrical representation
az hi. own play Just az II VIVA eso acted by his ans;sur
literary ri ends before the Qacep, a. Dsvonshrc Hous
Feeling sincere sympathy for the trials o artistic
he be would cypress Ike easl CD, fan AMI 50 he
,ppropr;Stcs from his domain site for hospital for
ieeayed men Of letters and ait. When he ass lew
Trends 10 dine with him in London, the parry might
ronsisf Of Tsliourd hGeready, Dickens, DOrsay Out
hat nc is dead AMI perhaps young AmercSn sltaor'
y BIZ had been introduced, and = ihore upoa tsl -
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,ovh continue running but for two years longer W.,
probably deprive Great Britain Of at ieast I,,'i
grown up men, and win create chasm 10 tse Pr a
non which ten years Of subsequent prosre" 'sould
mot Gll
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AsTRONOMY.-THE MECHANICAL

N ZODIAC. BY Charles +. Townsend
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