The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-05 00:00:00

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Is Is Ow Winamobilm l• Ss .ftis nor ; ai lisOn Os um • NS ~s la ihe Wow_ • lIIEINd smite of pwwwww kwa kW Kw Tat and mIsM Isin sill plonrill.—Vq•totAw rarruslk, r W i re : e V UAW arl e t ... ll. pus ZumiCT• - --- Mann 010 tin tio a a wan as Men to Li l t% Eto sa dOMISIO la . x= , ..:, z Im i.s.d.t.... .n.k ii lt WM. Tho Monots . o gi a Illommorlim to Nor Tat re dlorroso V rx iorros .„ JOWM* Vin In Ntoo Ink ahr. Iskes 11E6 b Ira FIAL. i •91 to MEM In rows ramtn. ft pm mpg lark la mant to ansom tworan. KCINGIIAMSHIRE RAILWAY MI 11112111 T 01711Vtiarsia anti ORDI MIST ULT. Wirsala Ille at Ile riaarietere la she lawklasasmalguy a•A• lleAllAss Ms im Millia, loaelaa. ea ratiDAY. Wroder et Yr Ma i JIMMY MM. Mama TY Inks Itralait =s a g , Moil MN le Ord ea tin 011.0.4 IN keg," Jaw BM %E V AT WESTERN RAILWAY. as Is NS".I • ' rola rk14. : 621. "i r t. 1' AI .... , gle. rk I. dam at Imam J. .z. alr... 111.6.1semalat sie nasagal. mew it /.......1, la wrize4.......:..,... OWN I: , SIS ar me le la amint .. 11111.• a. et ihaZil g liMilaaa. d al Simi elittisvll be &nod as rano : A arlo r . r=r.l6.tiaa it sear .. go CHAL A. 14,17 ADM imarii.7. MAW., ataks. Jas. U. IW. WEST RAM DISTILLERY COMPANY iLtmitoil. lIITICrS 111 TUMMY 01•131 dot. Os woe% el Co above OW grlarforTlAlrg*Mob=oca I ri=7lr e lmo mese tra be mot noel to Ur teak. MONA' Will, Maaapt. rtillioy, Rot Ur, 1.. U, UM KOTWITHSTANDING the Bombardment and mmeglioll of ATV en gill SO dr i lA C lT:2l " bostrOjiab b. pier lb. Ter two 11l pat ame• Mow I. Wet IL Bilmiardnimi. ps.2, RESSING-CA SEB.—At Mr. MECIIIII ESTA srmstitavdmes.... som viesiot 0 as cripa iteal• a ll lea•ZN sod • odor sit Nei. he." .41. le 'HARRIS'S SPECTACLES, the ebeepeet and tea a " k eee: w = a ln i alrat e r teen tem pet: 1111 gam lls le Wilm& ter OK 1156 .11 7•••111. 1"."1. 16, aed SON. mews pia., reties eh. CLOSE of HOLIDAYS.-11as return: l =th to i g id wnSi* t a imillgi lr il liM a:***fti t er ei r la Yak wag% p===7, 6 = ousts se . ....nar l aga i g.„ tiro afENCER'S PULMONIC ELIXIR In am Family WOW is Milo mcdt dleisat Mali N. Pie..pertiOII24CIERCTOW Fart liTliri. th° 6.1"1 Or wrgvitgat.. 3.6. Thswines. ints w awl mai ma,— p vi all w.ft ft is.c . . Leafra. sod Wed. ds . jac In Ile atielli 6.114. t. 11 as mak as ilimelleri alb mu DILIDONLICIALALIft or casteind I. Oft:4 • F-1/ ire te, "Zg e. "71 Wtie i i INT de OALLE (Ceylon) Dir.:et—NOTICE AnenIIOZIS.--The egimildl • 1 II rime dfirl•l lip - MLR .li ksalea la UN Loa Isla I gela e a o l DlN2tr:Ll t tralit end L v. LOR COLOMBO Direct (will be ahestia IMO el So eloper leasea d M a t i r i , . eiZ i i. 01 2 :114 4... • labs kilo ell [saw r i. tver Oa or a leilirps m i . e....4.tib. union° i r Z ZT. a IaPP BOMAR LLNE of PACKETS to the WEST =ayd ROLM AIIIIIOIL—For LI Meg Omen m th h erzione. b. : trat i jOA gr arerr:DClL onomeaSe: WSW Doe L EIS. PIIAOOCL riLt=e= 4.4 " I EGULAR LDIE of PACKETS to the WEST co, .4 PLUTO ARRRIOA.—Vor VALPARAISO DONS VIM tregrAiDIMMADII4. Coraeire. Ea Ri.....ierfi, -- .Intmisdemat esslr a mos "' ralarag o tereaVer a = 4 . o. l samse *NM k r. VERLAI'M ROUTE.--EITRAM to LNDIA and "LIN ttiVoIMIZNGnO IN a own . . "140.1=torvel.." ) w a. es die *IN or way ; Ilir d. / =4 0 16•241 . a —or sal =pimp. Mosilamaa. g OLTB 82 . 1E;8110T REVOLVERS • immems army,. mews. .114.11171 L 001.1% IL Pall driOALIL—r Sony sad Itallway.--LEA aad Oa% NJ Ilmoloo Tom NM per lom Om* from the dem f• orforrdrommo in e t= d . c Or Mantiremo of = imorjr word. M Oa= ow. bUSoli(. WOOLLE1 " 8 PECTORAL CANDY is ull• I wsier a. a CURS t i COllOllB. C ilddloldlb 1 INVait=le•M•fi. ig i rate II 11111•1 "11 4 ; ! W I .: I d Pl " . leg " 114 114 44.1=01......411= dr Vmaor..— DfAt.ic. llnaml.~44lll.lwilis. TRIESRMAR.—Probsebri by ItLettses ' sesiergrt la. amd" VIZ•I I, ..M I 4 56. a k"kk kg WM leredtbree did Odd dairies Ile a mi d MILTS.A. 14,111111 ' Rerall Immo olik st rinartie 1, . 61 1 74-- ! mode gerwr es = l4 a i . - F=l .l : ' i car t ian hie mArl A r all Is rothat b it Y . I. 1 4. S o r a tr i lter la usweta. ; allZENrtiola gliirLitsmi s t sd . 0 Drithe dot. a ll•• o l 141, :a ir.. = .. L ; 18111 GRAND BAL MASQU E, C ASINO DE .... ..... 6 IN TIMM ram Intl/ . X L -2 oma Slat an ••• Um t• el am Ow indemo• ••• root and mail WIMP, boa &dant Can NH ...clz. lr i a . :_k a p e _ ~..w.... Ns •Idiou. v. 1 • to &minim ate gl•••. X• Dan am at INII-• at II : •71•••• if et i • avai Z salk. Xs. Law Oulls•Imil. I•lNlNealsmit le -._ MAIM ANATOMICAL MUSZOM, B. onegamweek. lavrisstsa WM/11M larsAmt. rag redoir...., sole Is sow 27: X v i.: = l " .. 6 4 ..qm s fs. & a, /in Ise- THE Advertiner, having purchased a i picata re meese Melia reseal , ar b it ad ateAr u z pg....msbonsetras the I RIMS PURE DISTILLED OLYCERINE ed f . amiL l t i W N Hlvalt i la W ari lA ClATCW Ihiorma " lnel (IL CLI na cuss et v.ove Camais O MEMBERS of PARLIAMENT, CLUBS, Laa—Wlll 1101:611.171&D00 011111111111111 kr Madre aad C a ad& Di 114110 II *ad D wrie r Whig& Le ds& DU onsets of MeV r-earm MOM . WENCH . WENCH . SC Obs s iO4e. it monlbsk iniwom ey, • gos m a i loW roue sage• tan baint_ 115 11 Wier TY NM OW% Itm 1.1161. LHE MILITARY SHIRT, om:oda be 116:Ki zi lla ar s T sae Mat' *l%i b. et mr. :fraar.r.r....."-=. Led—, TOTS and CHOICE BOOLS.—AII the best be WI aalbon ban 11171/111 al Or monad WiItAILD Mar Ti r tlt 'M ar l ifllit. LONDON POSTAL DISTRICTS. STAN 1011A1 S 'I : 1 ,111111100 111113LOPIS Isessessaissis Ss Is Ss mops le Ur sidles is sse .4 —lasplo nod plasm Is moss , S. arfflegsms OM.) LONDON NSW POSTAL DISTRICTS.—The MAP al IMMO • Igar Aim the r 0461 DWI.% PP amnia PAMmeMuOmmal. M. mo Alima d 081111 U• emLLAt tILW 1. Prim. Amt. M: NM fa : mama Ma L01 , 4110N POSTAL DISTRICTS.-- B KETCH MAP of We LON W POOTe a MUM i tsOotlog OW u5zim....44.:412 Amos Mallyszitprjoisdlent ens losom WM. W.) 0n0.... dd.. Lasko: b. Oloebtoon al W.), sod MUM NNW. b ONDON POSTAL DISTRICTB.—The Ullll/114 &SOW 111001177111 KAP et LOSIDOL Whim No am rib So 14.14M0s UM of sol paid dlgrisblsy ows• Is. • abuse& IL Ili. la or Ti oW daW S Ss. s Cholorigus 01.1,4 ROMBAIWMENT of CANTOPL—Tho ATLAS .14.. Ainot orzoo; to 60 0 3 e. ir 6 ...4 • io 4 or *AL • no =or ourio =ow simobodoemoi 1 o. u, 1 orsogo. I. Cliogne-deak Looke WILL NEW ZEALAND.—The Useral Knowledge exeto NAP at llliir SIULLIID bib bum tbmenbly mini tram sb• Adadislt, Irma la Islona. by Wain& Ohms; id. The Podly Alla% bil trto lbe Wink =l l l.llll. 'vim plot Wye waft.. Lerke: /Award /baba. I. ChbrbgelsOLW.). CANADA, UPPER and LOWER, with the La i a ai wAT ATar: th r nor Or 0 CIO erri rargiugpl • "*. itT Am.d... 4 Immile4 :,,loor.1" ULNA I.lla the TY mos id n& . N. W.). DR. LIVINGSTON'S DISCOVERIES is AFRICA,-4'v MAP d Atllo4. la the Ms the Moir taW ill." =lis imam mei of I. pawl.. et am . • Ct . ih kr , 91 . •VA al 3W.); yr imis ma. Awl- EEPEDMON to PERSIA.—TL. MAP of PIM A. Via Peee the (Moms 7 .. 0. Lem b. Primed. pleb .• L oakforot Psalliked ihr Prism of Ibe Ilsowleep tbseiefie. Om be ebtelneel of booloollere. Abo. erred= eml belime e n: of .616666. 66,66,.. wit b pens LPolk leaf= Ueda embo . I . Obeleeamos(fLW).•bene Wilma, el nape on 6 bee Oe eeiffellfe.• CHEAP and GOOD EDUCATIONAL ATLASES. ...voo To. ,: rfflo Al gor.razt. :to 9 94 ril l i flA 11 474 Wax TS ILA Ngs ni i rbp. reisio. prim Ts. um Nadia aimerloaa •Ith aaTe Tol Toy Try eilaird et Ilmilor TO d Mora sark m Ark =6“eralT. Larks ; Is Elsore.. .oeamiq mei Chet% to er sa.i. MEOW Ague MO Mar*" 2.1 .1 11 b• NMI Is fror dsgs. - --._, a NNW SATIRICAL NOM., ST_TMILSVITIOR OP " TR/ 00T1191:=Aims.. FRIENDS of BOHEMIA; or, Plano of London LISA I. two Tolosa took.: SARA. Haw. s O. at, CornbaL LITZHART COISSECTION.—Mr. Thllekeray, fa W• lepets• on too 1 Goorp, (mosso dr Samna( BM r having bona Wants. to Sr Pilau= BESS: salsor: m in =Mar . • Ilas si rstlans :I=flot tap" Woe lib WV MO kr 11111 amel alibisesa wee the lak B. D. l'en of this say, in / the knee was peillasil by Set OW lady, attar pews, to IBA Tba the Bre bed been at tads/ Wit rime vas walk r batabobs d Lady Tao, kr la easibar Ms wine el k MI, the weer re oda aithth wft the ask Yby y ol k ao:—"Ttra• 'lie Isve Ain WM% bow areaemely allelkart farm Awarthe, berm hod la be legal Illibrks balithlthe as kr taken they wee mapred sad lab kW by ap=sibit g r kkil a rjonei s bit et Here then ablikt jai leneerlbed Oa' Akar et Lady Tat% peeks anktodoth' ol . l . aus'ey teams sets imeroPy a l . aeal la Ma semi'. iket 'Mika el ORM et Lord se the yeadathea of W brahlip. It meow that Dyeat Inks then fa bila Ilia pruisi to yew kdy, lad law thee am, by Wage. loath by bk. Moon motet ith kr& MO Aar pima The dieszattaaet it me se i 4 at. Eked se Leal Iris la the art of vare*kg twig bee. math aro flak moths setheiml es a With tit* to Lek Td V. pats re • pth—lieth Jewstal. Tma Lan immt Burrow, Ea4.—lt has ben cVailisr=er. Britton's grey by a tablet ; but J. H. r(ra7r. Seq., et Ws eetiguk arth_ Waal of • tebith ea Marmassa Moll% massaL Mb ma Che map) as sear Maw Oadrild wi ‘lllllll . NNW by the amp et va mi14.4:12 The beat • T.I. a eisz, b aiSS faaf It A ama at m the llsisa thal gon• Ibb theithik Wei be stoothet ea sleek plias et the lei e(the 111811111. tlYe Mime should am mom Me Arm dessa ia mba malt M M as lairst te tee math masmal amid OM admill. o=2; windows bi So ebeWaelekk Walt le vita piked rad is kali as "a wait Maiev."--Dmis IRBLAND. DUBLIN. F ss. I. The omission from the royal speech of all mention of Ireland is commented on in the Dublin press in a tone of dissatisfaction. The new Court of Appeal sat for the first time yesterday in the Court of Chancery, the Lord Chan cellor taking his seat along with the Lord Justice of Appeal (the Right Hon. F. Blackburn). No ease of public interest came before their lordships. Mr. Commissioner Longfiekl was sufficiently re stored to health to preside yesterday at the sale of several small properties in the Incumbered Estates Court. At the banquet in St. Patrick's Hall, which fol lowed the recent investiture of Knights of St. Patrick, the Lord Lieutenant, after proposing the health of the Earl of Oraniud as that of the elder knight, although the younger man, and of whom it might be said that his career was yet necessarily one of fair promises rather than ef actual perform ancativik, in graceful terms, the health of the other •• ht, the gallant and venerable Oeneral Lord Gong . A few nights since, a man armed with a pistol accosted various parties in the streets of Cork, de manding their money, and in two instances he moo seeded in obtaining small sums. The miscreant has mot yet been arrested. THE SPRINOHANDICAPS. No. 1. TO MI =non cm Tai MOM. EtttrTi. Min spinet the Chamber Cup Hawn. ay ream le maim deer kW • brier reyestiesete areplesserem de um esesbel bet prk wbs, sate el 181 err Sil-erry fern wide din yew Me hes dm lowlibis of es sir ester' re hit Is. Thole Is the elibiresd Se err Wait weighisi etherverbsi abs dribs d • dremer-ibe brut weight b sew 401. 111. ar the Imam bib ark arm mai& Wawa rail bees bed OIL db., Dore bk. T Ille. lab, me memo Irma be =- die rry bideles; berbeergishatiest they was r mi"ltylbelsidllitbsebadtharry Clib, Is froang seseptar Str i p . lo sleep to ersTist., Migemded. My we% ead le es en, thei they rue a wed," if et Sr quite ea Ofrielii purr awl dr they were dump fait fa the bgaisqpir - to Oa @Minim, the redeem e s = with Idiom beseme Many as • d wes imil br i a bray re milq es rest of 1b pease dens see, be "bre saws Isb ea smarm% _by web, thdr berm Ur se VP, varied, esti =Le w = was erri-dist sf ebtablst bore late rioted it:W i rd% end the welplis eller to • swift sautes drier ;so sow b• AM* peir is the light iftle sheiks i s= ibla " lorrY seele," and worse is atliri We t he beryls. Thus elm _Us IN. doubt that the therteerwide as ordierlis pirre by the awe ward, sad r rosy se ge to the post ell mew dime erre rem* he held them, NW slaw aragb to win V the base be ebb. T A W I hays lei dr to /Meet the viols d r Orb( ma& wigup Erb ea the sre. eseirdss upped with sr the imeir b, rue l ady Se rebus Is reut =whet T ia emplers, d e toy weiht, le met est el It; b belepur I.ollllle. sumerwes side& I shark kr lie Mass Pre Irk plisses Besides b = pi tt sue Wow Jr* Demers,Cliffallir =I Mori; mai Ytiliva Jar eri Irish= bar also bees bail by the ewer. Yarns, loft Tallow Jack Sr Eh, imi ilshisier Sr. Ufa, theistre le the best is at m fr see. badge IPA 4b. the bet of Yellow het agrs. Tyre is well is wry ler l a dei rifts astir dkr noir the sum nee tat year-her beat reberesse. edy-Iftliew Jock ledie r oaf. Übe arse be my bitter than she was Is Mr ler sesess--sere rim* she le weer sod these she rei Tier Jack aes are ireir ,fie puttible, Alb PM AS lila him Mk, rebid of but alb., for the emir Mama hewers them. Or Act is also at beet bear is dos Mr, big reelpt at db. more ism slew lash bit rem revs re lest Wm. win dog Aimee by the sl h e Om hawser, IN at pesos e Orr reset, lad ab her eight erre fed trek um rare Wee Om bra se a l Si. Oilos, to be& rest bessellee ad the ewes. Os pails resrieg, rain. Tarr Jar is body se well is as Impitheyys, w ard h ot ilk, bed bb *wady kr the Oarremi cep, be sew deb db. heel lath. I do sot, however, think the kr arid is Ms* sirs' to, as Yellow Jack is roe salted M the Chesser COMM Is,, brew "Ittiltes" 11. 100 . 081 . I love dap fides that he was war bay and alai* and the teems in this peculiar coons respire s il i sib li sr stivie beam The stable, braids', we to a men es Asa I Mgr certain to be beaten by the d awl MNIMIIe• Ist, being guided in that eyries beer muss with Prey Bey and Conmer at Stock bridge. redr lee is erred' of Pretty Boy, Prises of _- ibeirerey, Crootioe and It the of b theism Ibis brie ls the dais °mkt ostracise a bet. I p er s Zemsliblee. Prima Ounge is anvil Waal as coati bets bees were; mil it Weir biotin Abet le remora his swam Is a "big tee." Zesty Bid be Piaui In mite es era as lembres; but ern it re slab Wes isellydl bud be termer, they rep bed a better is either Ey Bedew, Orme Yew Lerinwitudweer Err mrstromi the might be ester ; bets Arm gesiwalchr en= te larieres,Oimblerer,lsserm a n d Cheer re Cinema anywit:Ziat s ibs l itlim wei Mbad lambi imbed is this but hada g; the rart i beeli ll lts. well as rd if that is see WIWI bides re =I husk but bother for dr wires derysid Oiless, Pails MA Gni at Cells. any ail L eriZt rice• bat for • ._..beer, rib • bather weight, I Eke the Is* ash Sir Cohn sr beillirp aigiarki l / 2 _ sad shed iebe Wm as one of sr mirk= fir el Wilma T. Per IN W Ida sow for rue few weds. ml dr eras to iris • urea Mess of lir H.lsi feral emerA to win the Cherie Cep with a dens mete weir' es W het eirsedy, awl there le so saying rhea borer lr by ray. If yes will sliew roc, I era Wrier lir free the thisi to the semi elees tn my s et the Derby bonus METEOR. M. 4. ACCEPTANCES FOR THE SPRING HANDICAPS. Tx. GICAT NORTtf (13 tubs., 64 el wham dal wo w , weight a Set 12b, and the in M el Anew 1... t a r o= ....... scruligg==—. =Li.. Tai 011. AT XmaroL a ((mar. (88 0888 3 f8 01 ' ..... ffa. r,....:.:,.. ....:..:.:.. ..... .•" • ...::::::.... .. ..... ........ ............. MITRE STAKE.. Two mike. mad els did sot wee) The let 121 b, It has been reamed to Wl' ....... •••••• • 1 ..... ....... • • i ••••••• • riarik .........:::: Tins Cm, AND Strinyi s quartar. Wm, 4$ A f 4 4 arms emus. Two miles ea 'whom ashosi.) 1 . 42% ... ........ piiviii.::::.... • ...,,,,,..„ aiiii:::. .- : .. i ..". st swifiti4 ******* .sal ileiiiiiii.::: Waiiiii44............... ._~;~: WI EMMA!. Orm mile sad Mr= eldsinl) - - Plasera. ........ ........ ...... Nola. lhaesdi .... Onnlmelon Mar igirarlifiii:::: r.............. ••••• ........ .—........ .... ........ ... d....,.....:::::: ..,,...,... . ~....... tee. colludes deb _ /11, Ti, GIZA? NolitallN rate, 24 of whom &chat) I A T r t goif:::E A 3 .• 1 ---- - A 1 Lee'......... hiiWiiiWoii= anew owwwwwk .. ..... 2,4w0 "Vaal& Amnia orromr ificii:iio:i 3 war. °airbag.. =ants sutra:::: Amnia . .... : .... NRWIIIMIZT 11a4tatcar. Di at t w aailea 119 c a zde (34 subs., 16 of wham &dared ) Ximbehag Bet 71b, it has been Masi 'AVM PffolKei.n. Asa ....... s 91 Mel ........• O 9 off . Outset ......... I Tll9 I 20991.9.90 ............ Illbordmi I Tl 3 911.1999. 9 • Ileeelthee T le latelemee WinWord' tot Lawbia ...... tstr iwn "ViZ ..... 3 ••••• or es s e • • s s TER LIM ACCIDIXT AT GOODWOOD.—TM etetemeat is pub li shed in I . number d la:Vs aka.. The emirtbotione W the goathmisa omomestott with Ihe tar kr the itiateemwoo smt mama stall= to thejetheys who me eft swims amidowto to themes Mae Goodwood Stakes._ oml M the bowel at tie WI .anti to NM, to. Die et Mamma mid the ka olowoullm the Mogi of Vaimit Ilear-Almkol Row% ham wood to mole t he liddlediom, white dry trod mid meet with the oguniellea at Um tab melba= :--atiohmete Limey Wein ; may, halm Is. SIM ; SOL; Atitreen, Wes wilee li tt a kd i fi. m ettate. amerdoe, 20L ; Cr,.- -well, amstem NIL ; I ltelLeniuska, M.; Same, ems tmenUto: 4711. mow wUt teid to dm gm et 3tams. VtoethotWo eltem at their per NATAL AND MILITARY. iDNIZALIT, FEB. 4.—APPODMIENT.—Assistant eniaterlV. P. Scott (1862) to the Cambridge, gunnery DUBLIN, Fee. 4. TioOri Yon Ittnta.—We have learned that orders have been teseived in thin city for the Queen's Bays and brd Dragoon Guards to be in immediate madmen foe India. Similar onten have been issued to seven infantry regiments. . _ The 71st Roe. will give. a tri;eifiali in :few days, et the Atha's, de Provence ; and the Freeman. • few dertelter at the low place. tom Memdmer, an the arrival of the last Indian mail, wee aspiebed te Cutheri, in Sardinia, with a te be itermded to England. She returned= 113 IL war;eyfreg mod Medina has returned hose the Bile heath med 6 ghe hes been to Selmisped and the ogles hem had •hi opportunity of vithing ag wr old lisethethide them. They ere now of opiates thee the meth Me yr ant um se sizong as was impwel. The SWF is ,item theme was path; bat at LIMA es the Dumb% they were gale thapeafery, end me Captain Sprees leading he we reesimed meth dimearlerady, rd it wee rethirgrully ithienged to ham thud he hied Weer lave. S.wylag the Duluth is t bet plememet work. The are filthy, but 'hasp. 11.M.5. ' which ocemerei Mr. Reid, the Vino-Cop sul, and fondly to Tripsii, returned on the 29th, !Ringing Lack Mr. W The Titsuala, arri rgephenson's yacht, ie in dock here, being r t. Slimeweist hr rehmend from Corfu. A num ber of government elan are here waiting a pasmge to ett. The bevaldes of the emmanmication to • ma less to the trade of the Mimi The Pmeisralsr mid Oriental Congaing'e steamer Pen eintred yeseeethy with the out ward bound Indian porringers ; and the Therdis, mew steamer front Liverpool, this moweing. Captain Jahn Fraser, Lieutenant F. Hunt, and Xr. Wifl a harp, of the flag ship, Waterloo, went tried en Teri* but, by COUlt-martial, on hoard that ship, at [beers, on a charge of having snowed her to strike on the Caisbart or ridge of Dungeness. on the 10th of Jemmy, on her prime from gpitheed to Leith. The am- Imus e[ Ma cant was that there had teen a want o dg.• t t past of the prisoners, in keeping the ship Y e_ Lab se hag on the starboard tack, whilst lay' ths mid ailtt b, standing of and on is the idntry of shod win , mil • want of due caution ia not solo oar sl Ihs emm ma lead line, and also a want at sulleisat st.- Inden Wog odd the hand-lead hoe, for white the Gm* heeolol that .phio lesser be severely repdmindad, olhoiolehed to beam manful in future, and la 011Mialillikel al the somereoe high tsa•mtadds prefaced by Kr. Job be,, they he oily Abed that le Qs securely roptb , made& wad eimosilled to les mate motel ia future; ad the east do acquit Lieutenant Hart horn ths charge hr.:sight against him RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS IN P.AILLINA Yesterday the standing orders were declared to bare been complied with in the following elutes : Portsmouth Railway; South Devon Railer* ; South Eastern Railway Prestwich Junction to ; Norfolk Railway; Great Southern and Western Extension Railway ; Lancaster and Carlisle and Ingham Railway; Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheehiro Junction Railway ; Blyth and Tyne Railway; o Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland (Tullainore o ; Bristol, South Wales, and Southampton Union o a Railway'_ In the estern the Oreat Northern and W 43 of Ireland Railway the standlag orders were declared not of complied with Tho Midland Cheat Western Railway of Ireland (Sligo If Extension) was stemmed to the 9th of February, Th. Shropshire Union Railway and London and North Western f Railway Bill was adjourned. 4 Among minelinseous comps:lee Price ' s Patent Candle Company, and Portsmouth Water and Mersey Conservancy and passed the standing orders. LAMENTABLE DEATH FROM Ezrosraz TO THE WitaTasi.—Os Turley 'thermals Mr. W. Baker, the owevae, Lehl legesst at the Bea: Hied Tama, Primedrah 1111wewl New Teem as view et the j holly of • seaselosirskimed Mork soil 11 yaws, whe Med Ow yea sod wpm* ts the esiw the , follserift Faked sieswastswess. The deseseM vas • North Arab wensa. wed s did Inks ILO hear whore , how • vowe W l lykeg la the Lobs Desks. Oa the sight of Ilieseig •LW hoar, he was Measswei try onstmlis 10 l og lifts apea l t s l et • mi fair la el=l4lt.=glewitbia of week hells wake erdweielsk O Hi pew time ;we her: we ship ; eterritsg." A ire wee priesersi, up= tibia the wed Wee dad_ amid le the puha stetk vi A l w L bw elliera. seledorbo Os dieweers iswiesel - s eal Now Tows Mr. Chempeels, the sialleal giallseses eon. Weil elk the milk awl pewribei the best weeelims; hat be emerei rweally irk soled from the ea' ei the awises user orbs ' V il a l deemell hem tea hawing *boat awns dolt sal frets the Int Bs Dewar apple& helifteibleweek lease. mama haring reareksi ea the mime state oak the Jury Memel • west d irt r& tam eepewes Weis weather." Ras AND Low or LirE.—Testorday sgersoro, boom ao Imo et 11 sal 1 oabok, .fre t sitmled with AIM wwwgiuma, Wei INA at theraileme et Mr. liarrow, Phsashwleest, - Olhaby ea Ow kit leer. MA Dray Amines eaileweseell estlegeldi lb Whoa her deli( lisanith= aid domed esti the kola& when she The wean el Lake Massa ewe owl the Imo wen alimmilitsa. The in/Mei weiteze yes Whoa to the lemilekbal 110 ea her Moieties. She mend Melbe le miaow bomelaithe WeelMiestat The Mew Al, AM 1 Ii - - Two miles. (70 THE HUBDISR OF TWO CHILDREN IN W.ILWORTH. Yesterday, Mamas Fuller Bacon and Martha Batson, hie wife, wan again brought up at Lambeth Police Court, the latter oberged an a coroner's Inquiiition with the wilful murder of Edwin Faller Bacon, aged two years and a Ulf, and Borah Asa Banes, aged eleven months ; and the brier on megekka el bstagthe actual murderer. The may primmer see bees& in hat, and seemed anxious le swell the pas et the people present. lie appeared palo dejected. Mis. Bacon continues to improve in health, and seemed windy and rational. BM wee accommodated with a sea mmaget leer Mende in each a *Om ea the herself bed upwind, that bar hasbeirl essald net use kw. When Boson sy had satire/ the mart he essumed a little atm sad, stsaMing up in the dock, looked the Ayes whim she est in the hope at bVd ° %o ass 1m Phoftd that he could not do ea, he spin set dawn woes _tst • eowny and indifferent mood. Yr. Woodland for Bacon, and Kr. Bonner, at Um Ina ef Wright and Bonner, of Fonchunl-stmet, ap peared dir Wm Beam. rat sitnem ‘i. lns:ecter Young, related the various Maimmils awls the prisoner Bacon about the mud the 'lino= which ho gave of h a t ie st It apparel the prisoner stated that a U. auto =Znie ene of four which he received in change for a ammo be received tram Mr. Atter, his attorney ; and he reps tad that them four notes were the only notes he bad nerved on bad all tie time he had bees in town, bat when Mimes anseetained that the prisoner 111 4 ilimeA dm-imllelemilirmiL" changed‘ It In the street for a personwho was a pedal. ermine! to him, and of whom he knew nothing. The description which the prisoner gave of his clothes alleged to have been stolen from hie home, wee next related by the witness, as were eleo the different accounts which the prisoner gave of the cut on the first finger of his left bend. Impactor Young also said that on the evening of Tneeday, the 30th of December, upon the discovery , of tho murder, he sent • constable to Reigate to bring Bacon to town; and when Bacon came to him at the station-horse, at six (Meek en the following morning, the inspector told' Ms that his wife had attempted to destroy herself by setting bar throat, and wee then in wetodl Air se deice . The prisoner e ppeared melt and hge what hed becnmo id him chilie•Ligenedii witness, sot wishing at that time to tel kite Ilie weelkse plied that the children were all right. Ms Isbeist Ms be ism three women who came from the ems glee, vim hid gone in the same way. Inspector YOullg way he sewn ? ge teplied, " Out of thala mi . next egad him whore - his wife come from, end the primmer " Stamford. Lincolnehire." Bacon then expressed a ' M is t see hie children, and witncee mat a constable with hire to the home No. 4 , Four - acre - street , knowing that he could net see them. Prieoner returned in about half-an hour, mayteg he had ..ot been enabled to see his &ti dies bet Edded, • I have men the blood of my dear boy.' Hs thee said ho should go to the boom of his aunt, Min Payne, and witness saw nothing more of him until the inquest. On Wednesday, the 7th January, witness, accompanist by Sergeant Brad, went to make a further search of the ileum, and found the prisoner Bacon there. On witness putting various questions to him about the loot clothes, prisoner became dreadfully agitated, and trembled when witnees told him that Mr. Dixon, of Stamford, hie tailor, had denied ever having made for him any coat reirembling the top cwt he said he herd loot. On the same wa gon while in the kitchen, or in pegging from it, wiener! s observed a sort of coal-hole with some rubbish in it, and on hie expressing • wish to overhaul it, the poisoner again be came much agitated, and wanted to go, saying he had an apptnient with his brother. Witneee, however, told him they would first look among the rubbish in the coal-hole, and sent for a candle. He left the in Ihe care of Sergeant Broad while he =mi ner ) went into one of the rooms. A short time after he hosed a scuttling noire in the yard, and on going there he found Bacon in the grasp of the sergeant. Wimess asked the came, and Sergeant Bread informed him that though he had given Bacon orders to the contrary, Bacon had risked into the coal-hole, and, after nunmaging amongst the rub hi* came out with • handful, from which he had taken something,_ which he deposited in his le ft -hand trousers clt.e Witness then put his hand into the prisoner's e pocket, and found a watch, which the pri soner had previomly described ex amongst the pro per.=which ho geld had been stolen. There was watch which had sines • been found. Witness recollected the prisener'e saying in this court that ho did not Gbh hie wile had done it (killed the children), but that it held teen done by come one getting in at the door. (The whom hme produced a pair id trounces which it wee allrved Deem were en Monday, the 29th of December, and= which were several spots of blood, and also a weirmeat with one spot of bleed on it, a piece of rope, and • thick cord, which were focal in the garden.) In crerenentination, MeWoodward seked how It wasthat tweets, Yemen hie former midence—pertieularl on the bet cassiegirles—hod not made the etatement h e gave in seamen Stet deg f = . 7 inunner4a was not examined on the Let day. yea were examined, though. The Xesistrate eemhided Mr. Woodward that the wrestled at the het examination, and the evidence I \7=feen on a torwerdig read over to him ; and as there sestet time to take his Atßler statement, it was reserved wellite-day. Hr. Woodward said be wee satisfied with this explanation, Ist proceeded to ask the witness—With respect to the, gar. in. 'where you said you tumid the rope and cord, I suppose Bls • garden with a low fence, and that any of the neigh bours would Lase en opportunity of throwing these articles tkwf lleepecter Young ink they would. Ns. Deseter-1 think I understood you to say, Mr. Yomig, that yes saw the rope and rd you roduce in the bourse whom dr murder had been co commit p ted at one of your early %Mite to ft? Inspector Young—Yes, sir, I hod seen them there. Mr. Woodward—Then why not have caned them away oil produced them P Inspector Young—Because at that time I was not aware that either a cord or rope had been need, and bad only become gegneinted with the fact by the confemion of Mee. Bacon that her husband had not attempted to cut her throat but to strangle her, by putting a rope or coral round her neck. Sergeant Broad corroborated much of the testimony of his inspector, and added that while the inspector was examining the . ers that wore strewn about the coal-hole the prisoner 6,...n intense anxiety, and trembled very much at every wrap the impeder picked up. Prisoner—You had better tell what the papers were. Witness—They were portions of receipts for furniture. Mn. Ann Hyde, • wrtnem examined on a former day, was recalled—She mes, had been sent fur to Pit up in the home with the prisoner, Mrs. Payne, and her daughter, after the murder was discovered, and she deposed to the pri soner saying on several OCCAMOD, that he did not be lieve that his wife hit " done it," but that if she mid any thing to ireplitoto him in the matter he would kill her. She added that two or three nights after going to the home, about three o'clock in the morning. the prisoner Beim was standing before a looking-glese, with hie elbow on the mantel &elf and his forehead on the palm of hie Land, and he sud denly o:Alarmed, " Good God! how was it I done it." The villein did not know whether he was asleep or awake: he might be dreaming. She farther said she sew the rope and cord at the hews immediately no her going there. Mrs. Payne, the aunt of Bacon, was next called, and when ewers she was addremed by the magistrate, who amid that he feared she had not stated, in her former elamination, all she knew of thi matter under invegligation. Renew hoped that she would give her evidence as she was bound to do, and tell the whole truth. The witness them went over a portico of her former evidence, and concluded by eying that the soner had always said be was certain his wife did not do Mr. Bonner—Now, Mrs. Payne, have yen not, in the pre seam of Mrs. Munro, your daughter, charged Baas with doing it, and trot his We ? Mrs. Payne—l did not does, but my husband did. Mr. Bonner—What did your hueband say P Mrs. Pa In *raking of it he said to Bacon, " I don't say you did it or did not, but suppoge your wife was to turn round and to say you did it P' and be said something shoot her not deceiving him. Mr. Bonner—Were not his words these "I am sere she won't split upon or deceive me ?" Mrs. Payne—They were something like that ; but I did not hear them distinctly, as I was in the next room. Mr. Elliott—ls your husband here P Witness—No, err. Edward Bacon, a person of respectable appearance, do wsed to having received • if. note from the male r nenner, his brother, on the 20th November last, and this having been proved to be the note alleged to have been stolen, This terminated the examination, and the prisoners were spin remanded. FREAK OP A FEMALE SEkVANT.—A girl named Linda Wass, in the unite of )Ir. Clanton, farmer, of Mae Bak Oast, Neellik,raadlf absonik.witk mkt 101. ads lairetti ta bat aatist kit nab Mak saeuski la 'Atka qua. awl,. Ms ssafkal by th e ale Now to lan Una et a "Jae Mr kwells take lty vievoir eat frin Limas 1ai:507 1 , sod bid la a i im& fry at dams, two AO* Nervires, rod sear lei. A or an dote do oaths& at Ikea r imp kwa ga t= a as = dr rot alks4 taws akair sad foilipi la ea rag Ilknins at y, borms, bit esaar wee sat abut, Or abbe kr at a. kayo 4 selehig bar airier. It wet teat =t i t Mai cal kg &disk' amity ell the on.r. Ibtogiaasium PAW= Comm — Total number of O hid, 41411 • Wig camber d conmanwe esp. Odd W the 6,496; set ante al estates fee eele k kaki% , lIMU. 4e. 4d. ; total =a im of ab met pada ale tap is aid% AWL 2 r. 3 1.• aki milk d tikt.111"111111.17n K - Several hundred unemployed workmen assembled In front of the Mansion-house yesterday, for the purpose of asking the state of destitution in which they were placed known to the Lord Mayor. Three of the body entered the justice-room, es a deputa tion from the rest. The first who stood forward was Hsmy Howard, a bricklayer, living at 21, Norwich-court, getter-lane, who said that he was in a state of very great &Mee; but that he had not per-onally applied for relief at the West London Union. The Lord Mayor—lf you want relief, you are bound to go pernmelly to the union of the district in which you live. Howard—l do not want to go into the union, The Lord Mayor said be very sincerely sympathised with the unfortunate condition of the hundred. who at the parent time were out of employment in the rucziolie, and deeply regretted that be had no funds at hie die fur the purpues of alleviating their wants. He had no doubt, however, that the relieving officers would do whatever wan necessary to the shape of temporary relief. It was necessary that the men. should separate and proceed at once to their respective unions, where they would be taken care of. E. Meeklie said that be belonged to St. Luke's, and that he had applied to that union fur relief in Monday last, he having been out of employment four mouths, and having pledged everything of which be was pueseseed to procure food. He wae employed at the union the whole of the day in breaking stones, for which labour he bad bed given him a shilling and • quartern loaf. Ile was a painter and house decorator by trade, and the labour of barking stones—en • occupation to which he had not boon socustomed—bad mcs • blistered his hands as to r, nt 1 puts( "118"11Wti: preve el i ties tis at the mien told bii* • that he could have no more relief, tubas he again whaler a whole day at breaking 'tones. The Lord Mayor—lt certainly , does seem My herd that a man in your line of business should be compelled to work at stone breaking for temporary relid, when he is anxious toget employment and cannot obtain it; but it rests with the Poor law Board to make such arrangements connected with the relief of the poor as they think necessary, and not with ma Joseph Banks, a grainer, living in Eden-place, Ivy-lene, Hosts, said that many of the pelmets,. outside the court had' not broken their feet for the lest 24 hours. Sema of them had had parochial relief, but not of ouch substantial kind as was at all sate to their wants. The Lord Mayor—l ran only advise you to go to the relieving officers. I do not think that men who have not been used to ouch labour ought to be compelled to break stones for food; I think that some more veritable employment might be found for them. I know that destitute persons belongbg to the East London Union will receive temporary relief without being compelled to break stones. I strongly advise you to keep orderly, and I have no doubt that race mes will be taken for the purpose of affording you the tem porary mistanee yourequire. Banks said he hoped the digressed condition in which the unemployed workmen wore placed would be made known throughout the country, am that might have the effect of mumagthego_vernment to mist them to emigrate. The herd Mayor—l know that good mechanism and agri cultural lawmen are very much wanted in the Cenedia and in Australia, and it does seem extraordinary that funds are not applied to the purpose of sending out the unemployed to those places. If I could do anything in my public opacity to mist you in emigrating I would do so. At ell oreete, in this severe weather people must not be allowed to starve, and therefore I should adrift you to proceed quietly and orderly to the relieving officere of the unions to which you belong. The three applicants, who eonduetal themselves in a very manner, thanked his lordship for the advice ha =" given cul them, ;ad withdrew. A man, about 46 years of age, in It e dregs of a bricklayer's labourer, and who at first refused hie name, but afterwards said it was John Walker, was charged with begging and threatening to stab the' prosecutor. James Lester a coffee-bowie keeper, of 40, Beech-street, Berhiests, seid-7'be primer time into hie shop begging. sarianteing told that it was not allowed is the shop, he drew • large else knife, and witnem's wife exclaimed .• He hes • knife," and pulled witness hack. He said he did not me for the knife, and the prisoner raid be would make him oars before lung, and then ran out of the house. About an hour alter witniess went out and found the prisoner watching for him, and he gavo him into custody. The officer said the prisoner had acted in a similar manner et another shop, where ho threatened a young girl with a knife, but on bee calling her master he ran away. On the way to the station, be said he would put hie threats into execution, and promised to do fur the officer as he had said be would do fur the others. Alderman Cubitt said this was too serious a cam for him to deal with summarily, as it partook of the nature of a highway robbery. He therefore remanded him fir further issqulry, and he would, ultimately, be sent to the Old Bailey for nisi. At the Thames Police Court, John 3PCorthy, an Irish labourer, was charged with assaulting the porter of Radcliff workhouse and a policeman. He had gone to the workhouse with an order for • loaf of bread, but asi he was drunk and violent, he was ordered to leave the place, whereupon he committed the smult complained of. The magistrates sen tenced him to 40.. fine, or one nionties inmeisonment. Thomas Daly, another Irish labourer, who, with his wife, was brought up on a similar charge, received the same sentence. In the course of the day several persons complained of in sufficient relief being riven to them at St. George's work house. One man efated that he had a wife and eight children, and, on applying there he received the bottom crust of a 41b. loaf. The magist rate directed an inquiry to be nude into his use, as well as into that of a man who com plained of an assault by one of the workhouse officers. At 6 o'clock there were upwards of 200 men collected at the court with a view to relief. The magistrate said he could not enquire into their am, and that they must apply to the workhouses of their respective parishes. At the Idaryle _bone Police-court, David Steed, who on the sporious day had been charged with aseaultine Mr. Tubbs, the relieving officer of Marylebene, but remanded in conse quence of his not being sober enough for the case to proceed, was agsin brought up. On hie expressing his regret at his misconduct, he was sentenced to a fine of 20e., bone month's imprieunment. Mr. Tubbs stated to the magistrate that on Tuesday he relieved 1,670 and on Saturday La 2,200. At the wee y meeting of the directors of the poor of St. Pancras yesterday, a report was rend from the cometuttee of labour, stating that they had obtained the use of a wharf, in which to employ those applicants for relief who did not refuse the labour test, and who for wont of space could not be em ployed on the present premises of the perish. Mr. Church warden Wyatt referred to some figures, showing the very mall proportion of applicants who had accepted the labour ticket and gone to work. Ile said, the fart was that the parties were not destitute, and there was some sort of political -novemeat in the matter. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT ON THE ICE.—An in queet was held at the Pelican Inn, Water-street, Gloucester, on Monday lest, before J. Lovegrove, Esq., and a highly respectable jury, on the bodies of Thomas Bourne, and James Smart, who met with their deaths from the breaking of portion of ice on which they were sliding, on Saturday after noon ; the letter was son of Sergeant Smart, of the city of Gloucester police fon" and the former that of a boot and shoemaker, both of the parish of St. Cathe rine. It appears that on the afternoon in ques tion, Smart and Bourne, with other boys, pro ceeded to the "Brick Pits," with the intention of enjoying themselves on the ice, but they had scarcely been one quarter of an hour when it gave way, suddenly lamenting them below its surface, and we aro sorry to add that before aid could be procured life was extinct. The pa rents of both boys are in the deepest pain. lamenting over their dew deserted children. The father of the unfortunate boy Bonne See been seriously ill for some weeks pest ; his wile le la a Awe ol iiii m e cl; and on Sunday morning he received the ad of the death of his brothers who wee drowned by from vessel in the Black Sea. The jury Mussed verdict of " Accidental death" on the bodice of Thome Bonnie and James Smarb—ClwltenAan Examiner. FRAUDS IN IDE LEATHER TRADE.—BRISTOL, WIDNICIDAY.—Mr. John Danger, leather ferns, of Bald win -stmt, wee committed for trial by the city magistrates to-day for obtaining 23 6 /. from Meetly. Crouch Brothers. by false prMences. The fraud impute,' to him was that he pretended to sell Mr. E. Crouch one hundred tole butte, of 261bs. average, from" Jenkins, of Buenos Ayres," which he promised should be delivered in a day or two ' and induced Mr. Crouch to give him an acceptance for that sum, whereas no such goods were forthcoming. There was • similar charge against him with regard to Mr. Latham. The prisoner baa just become a bankrupt. Ho was admitted to bail, YELLOW FEVER PREVENTED DT INOCULATION. — According to a statement recently made in the Genetic Niliesle, the yellow fever may be prevented in the majority of instances by previous inoculation with the diluted virus of a reptile. The etstement is made by Dr. Lucien Papilland, who at the period of announcement leid . perfonned no less tbearVoU Istoculations on persons living in districts mused f e ver, and with the wet satisfactory result'. gay 288 er= cent. of the number inoculated weir sub eby yellow fever, though exposed to Its 7 1 ns:et 68 per cent. of the total number, or 3y per cent., died; and 2,247, or 90 per cent., were altogether protected. Dr. Espilland calculates that no lees than 16 per cent. of the total population of • region infested by yellow fever maybe preserved by hie mode of preventive treatment. The history of the disoorcey is not a little singular. Some time since Dr. 0. Humboldt announced the fact that the inhabitants of Central America were liable to be bitten in the feet end legs by a reptile of undetermined species. Many died in cones ' quince, but those who survived remained singularly free from the ravages of yellow femw. M. PaAland inoculates with the diluted poison of the reptile, which he irritates until it bite" • piece of sheep's liver • and t h e rice of the letter time impregnated the mate ri al blocs. Wm. NSW WORK IT SIR OAILDRICH WILEIHROA AND MR, BIRCH. This.* F peloPOod. ewe M. loademe OMR vete PA FL. Tim EGYPTIANS in the TIME of the PHARAOH& Deter a Comperes I. the Or/Mel Pekes lhopliss Cethetiost. 17t teli J. OA dtlt., Wazottus. ill Fe INTRODUCTIONe @LUDY of the IGYPTIMI it !SPOOL' * Horns them Nuked for the Cryttel Reslehl by !saloon lad &us. 11 14 Ilearerteelavel