°CROSS 0 ro 13. TM Proprietors a Um' BRIGHTON GAZETTE Bm to Intimate that Nark raper Ira be ISSUED DAILY DURING YRS CONGRESS, ____ Au! emnials th• COMPLETZ IMPORT Or as IMOCSZDMOS MI TIM SEVERAL =MON& A Doable Noshes will be published on TanaanAT, October Irak ...WW l * Rt• 11 R

DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, 63, 64, 65, & 66, NORCH STREET (CORNER OF WEST STREET), Established 1858. JOSEPH SMITH, X ANNOUNCES THAT

WM. OILBUBD • BON, In calling attention to their extensive and varied Stock of PURI MEDOO WINES, beg to recommend the following for preaent consumption, all of which they guarantee as the beet postale value at their respective prices. PIT= MN= CLAW/. MUT D=U=ET MI . 1870.—VDI OR

ONE PENNY. LONDON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMEER 30, 1875. No. 15,968.

BANQUET TO SIR GARNET WOLSELEY. The colonial mail steamer Windsor Castle, of Messrs. Donald Currie and Co.'s line between England and the South African colonies, arrived at Madeira on Tuesday (the 28th inst.), after a passage of 17 days and 22 hours from ('ape Town; all well. Th

Vienna, Sept. 28. — Nothing is known in offi- cial quarters bere to confirm the rumonr men- tioned in a Vienna telegram publisbed yesterday by a London morning paper, asserting that hia Royal Highness Prince Arthur had been betrothed to the Archduchess Marie Christine.

Tbe anniversary sermons on behalf of the above Missions, and in connection witb the Bible Christians, were preached in Salem Chapel on Sunday last, the Bey. J. Tremelling, of Newport, Isle of Wight, officiating at the three sarvices. The publio meeting was held on Monday evening

INFECTIOUS DISEASES AMONGST CATTLE. We reproduce here, word for word, says the British Press of Wednesday, a notice which ap- peared in oar columns of last evening— " Notioe to Farmers and other Exporters of Cattle. — To the Harbours Committee. — ln the year of oar Lord Eighteen