The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-15 00:00:00

F A.. 7 -- 1 : ey rirtr.o g 1 •-.. fT!" 1? 0 1 .7 1 1 r.7l7.ffri YLRY:OIT ACT _ . • Citt • • • _ - Ie- Sti•-•• , /1- _ _ No. 3,222.] FOR PORT PHII.LIP (endow sititirement with ter • Cetenatteketere. to keys the Doc I• on the 314 De. le Jaseent, tee taetruee new ly-eoppered lc, telt:SA. A C los. review., AS USLW ALLAN. Com -141.1•4 Is the Leaks Derk..—Vor teemed treleht.apply to I 1t1.141 W ALT.) X see SOX& Greceettach Aron. Imam. Ned ;I wet, Via. Lfterle4. WHAMS* LINE el CLIPPER SHIPS to PORT 1 A. ?MUM to lm at i ulhe b ia amar•l4 Tar orell awn lift • 1111.0 A'a i Al Ail Ins NOW 'Aram VII '.l TT . leadoet at the 1 J em amid ea Or Mb of Jemmy. • L.l. Amy grilaiale laa gam. are limited no WipillA Vo 1 v Innoolatles. pmoompos, trials a Ithial t•Sle. and • Isrellod cu, el alinad in Ipansip freles Altn erta be taltetl.—lfor fn .. t , 1... .. Wyk to Ala.lo, BI'DDE3I. and co d. ,konne. N LIM et. fdary.ale ;or I•JOIV:f WoNta.I3ONS, si.deo.. la. Coa t,. owe.. Will he feneteuM by TII I. T 11•11116, sonedippor ado. IMO toot burtbra. on Maw 5... eat T 111. PLAN KT, ow Amer dap, 1,7,0 teak Captaln BIROS. oa At.n..1.1h, end A trot clam clipper alelp as May 201 h. FOR LIMA.—NOTICR to SHIPPERS per numtwAaD tOrN re , a .erir detained hr • of gook, wlll receive woo In the Mint Poe , . up to lion cleat the ting lAA., clear*, out owatirely ti.e knotting lot. or freight or range. twin; 'outland ser.ortoudotio4 apply t SEYMOUR. PEACOCK. lad 1›... ot, Orforehurdeetrcer STEAM to AMBRICAL—The LIVERPOOL and STEAM 81111. COMPANY Wend Is. Jpe.rtunr their ftfll I flycle.beils Ir a n Saw lIIMMIAP boa .IVb.SPOoL t. fd I '.ADF.J.YIII.6 Me Mille: LAS LIAIM4 IFSh Dam, 3111. CITT 0? 'Aso I )1 NA. ..... net tITN OF .Ceelll Et W 1001 Jam.. LIM CITY 0Y M A LTIMOIIIL canto Pam U Worn I t enama, and glaelawa lamlL t!,eaamminodalon la the leseeeme, la loft Orem , n tad Pelona ;soda ianool limbo of ramoon kit rkita.l,:t eta and Nee Yak will to Innoa MP (Ater MON. eel further pa/ Umbra, sus "labiban • OW ler or yelp b WILLIAM IN MAX, I and 17. Touts Uretir , ol. *mew.= sad Comma Yemen Conotoo, IL Lad WUltasonMala. UAW nt STEAM to the SPANISH PORTS.—The See Britt-11.W° War°Alp HAM BURGO, Loge Me bow. pm°, .1.‘11141 ift/IL_WW Barr BOUTHAM ETON Os , Des. f r N TA:MRO°mm.. Cads, IMMIA. Barcalmik, .Maretills, *Moe 111.11116. oper.c. k • . at modelstot et or .. .set th. toral 1011111.1' V Ow. ; lipihdrimbepob. 0 "I sal , v, St BarUs DAME TWICE DAILT,bytb•MAILPACIETS, .3. n.t Dom aad Calids.-11110111Mid IPASSAGL—Ths waft. moody. sad ettamedir ri fted %V (11asel. ciM• Mil da, mug" a" Bus. k . 31.15 p m. • kr Drew 140 am...tad "my akin 'mot ease with na dltra. tralaillaa :12 8 d. mid 130 p.m.. sod at 1.41 am. .$ p.m. MP lateel .t Lhe eldet le, M. sad at Mt. am& laant.ars an male: their Immo eut treat Para at Zomba. AIteSSELB, COLOGNE, d THE RHHITE, by tee Royal loote.-1. ROYAL MAIL /TWINS bians EA for ontNl , nary deft f/V e d d egLitS mad OSTNND for MIMI: wen es &be p.m. ram t , or from Dever or isz oo j ae. • seesad dr. IR Tin Suit eta be obtelseti al lir ebbe( M. Losberekkeleo ems Ow Wereeerf Armee. 314 a. Oeferdellesl. VICTORIA To (LV F IDON) DOCK& Via following ship an ant Mann name la tin Victoria Dona MOM? ASILIMIZNIIIMI. IMOD! see am seemed Wean de ?MONA DOM! eel i tail Railway Depie, Segel Illakelgeet,lllfraerlee. MVIONITTILII Jr me he Meese the Desks sad 1M ,epi. Upper Theariellest, the *Wen eiders fer 'Magee dua n k e lbe Deethema M II soma, etll be nab ke Sem the Deed , . ads ue. the IMO leg. tederel up kg lig If Meg etelog. ledeemed e. the rtegstikra. Wes 11•1 4 11 se tweed le the established owe a sr. Meals which twig imilieraMy bane OM et lbe Abe the Pert et ma maim se an ilim the lir Jr.. lam Ms Immit te bibeirtm as la • him Ilith l i ana the mane OM et Ig hs elhat epee The te the Ids Ma he wee ielpil ds lir la me tee. le Ye Nike Item 'limit's or Iltmayard it am Mila. eadielMe the aillielloa sad Mame et pea armee M mar b e Mee easeselei be Wes el m tans date he reeeeral te the ma te em. nest Mist tem the W se trimuall. lee eiruerti Lieges. se 1.1.• ebi l e i rs 7".veltalt sel rlek se damp. Wag Sei aveldei. la Ms imaaer. es be breaths Sew al moo et Me basins be the slilp's side. Melee la= Nap be Miami el the Deeld• brier al We C. CAPPS& VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS.—Tbass Docks • el, sae elklble sad eateadee asesesueisttea fee WINES gm imam TM Vselet end the tam mbeiesesi and meadow imeetne. whale the ea 4 ma malibiel. TM deeps an pee DM aute pie am. leo this them el the Were Desk emeesese. C. CAPPitt. tasereet. MIMI UMW Dedthistese. 13. lesilam. LOVERS of FISH" (Filth Soosoo).-•- VOINIL INI TARMOUTII IlLOA11:214.—Slon NON de' NNW detiab-ko forgral.lo to all ptrtA of Ye mart is NAN la pow* Kauko waspa or powalike order. IN hies do. M. 1 66 NP , IINN Delegal ...... M. }Padua NNW& PIM Pell INLlllas &wilco. mewl. *ad.:m-456in THONAS um.. !IA e-rr. Went l'arnmstb. lAHR PEN SUPRRSEDED.—Markisi liwl ert q lt e L d. tlItXT KLECTRO CLAMS or prAlAlity .1 U. .304. si luirat ls.: mem iota* ; .t loanable ineeten. 11.; amt. 1.14.11 tr Mum hurl lot dew .le, pot I toe of mg , glib daft. dales; *tuft.; immoble betien; beak ybie32 4 .lliri. teo—T. CULLICTUA. soh paelemp aott Wald* Qrle~Loin,. to the gm% Lutoeve hoe &sr hes te. Imam amploVeL 13AR111.-MADAIIII WILBROD.-DREBBEB, wull? 116211 L M sad lITAYIL—I. la llone 114. Asitastaa. qdtee. rut cn tiro DRUIII AT 11A L t-41:01 1 I N EA. THE DOT /1 SUIT AT A 01: I NSA. AND TUN YOUT/111 SUIT AT A QV I 16A-AN D.A.UALY. JYAM and W.ll ATTIRE, NI, OXFORD aIIT MEE Wong . hoe too th e o. trots the ago of Mto aned Toga. d to tbo Mtn et oottiestica. for sigma rift* ottolem, der baits. e.,4 trorktnaikohlp tool watt dal. TM ahem tomothor with the 1 0 . t• I no CoPoo, Or hoot Sol% Jaskol,. Tronoto• obi Wt. arc Ito • nab. awl aro mkt at the Wood p. 51 prim PAGLit SLITS AT 30n.. MOTION, /OM AT 0.74.,, AID COACUMIIN't SUITS AT I. HYAM sad CO.. be, OXFORD•STREET.—Aa email* trade awl seoaelisa for floreaate Liveries of every Ore.. cosies Illam sad its. to Newly We theerhitioll DTM. Si • etierolevate s rellieetins la prin. N,ois bat the best cotton aad week- Lea are einploterL mod the mattstale an of the met matte mod when, Beals WARM WATERPROOF APRONS. CORDING'S DRIVING APRONS see won and pistils. r RAI tp I. ' kJ sny .ay rettIPAR ma Put sit meek mai Bo owe 1, - 4 1 .:e OAR Imam roes. DRIV IN 0 COATfI sod eiseL WARR 1411 HINT/ iILOVUL CORDING S WAD 0 DOM e n Se Rehr. • . root OW. mad lershlc, 10/1 RN IPS OOTI NO sad ANULIN.. N 04144, grge for say length or elm.. sisl nquulne so dee.D., LABOU R/AA' CAPP.... frwn 3.4. C. L each, _se 40.. per dolma. Aar vu-1. perks la urelsr.-41. U. CORWIN U. 231. NW& Nes Joon PRA 4 Tempi, Nan 001 1 11.8.—8, Senor aad Railway.—LEA sad Co.'s aftwa. am Ti., Ste rer Son, dhoti Brea We Oddee7 err et a.r) toes berthas ; as the tionbioosw or Lorton z . tort • Wale, dollytrod, satreortl, twi of Li.),.at per too. arra —MI order. to to addrowad to LL sod Co.. Berta Eoarios Veer hods, Ilatt art bilactes. ea alumina. T HE successful Result s et the haat half oratory bay. mond trer o Yhd aunties that lOWLANDI NACAliftAlt OIL 5n......te parallariy yro syphlts. vrhsers Inn "M" . 2". Sad Irryt , vnarrat h.f th. lawn, haw. Onn ens) ether qadße Ms Mob It prevents It fns,. Valle,' f.f tank,: 'err, .retk Mar. eleannee It Inn n.M 4 :11.41.2. NIA h. .In. It heautlfally sod. eirly. use et 1. For rinktrtm 11 .• , namnwajed.r f. , Mllft( the huts nt a beautiful burl th• Or. Noah 41. sod ben]. tensest r tour math. 10. td. ; sad double tts4 An. al.. C.). tb arYPer at each ...Ws an PI, •sols itotrlsode Yearn on; In white letters, In um I net enie hr A. ROWLAND rLar!te. Uaticenenrden. Lurks" end by ebsetiets bad Pet- T HINSSMAIL--Protteted by Roy&1 Letter. Pater t of O S Srosrpl 1.. tk ter. of Os Prole de PUP role de Psi* Os OW. •4 M. O eibr, V lell Rai Thaw "a r • r ... 1 . . a "Fader of kkrak.. oponnotorhow.. rol ealukamtwo sr the •trolo. rlaoror, A *2, Or twill' Is the .hot mint or or. !LO A ••••, ..,. try afol WOO, onds.vo. .h V. of thaw Sopron ~,o r" h. , * ho Mat Kra thooirati as esti hOs far. to Ur nroot Ire hook of a wooff ia :tlts peroarios Tremors. N 0.1.1. the Mr t onootots. kr sr am of Afar kr which. olorup ou.q. Ur Loath rob TAO norm". is Or Irmo, I. dustroottos ge the 1 reorkoks. sod 1, Web mil Os nrogsrlts le Pr oorl4 moor rurter. Trlosoo. Mal. 2. rid Mho Is. Ord of :sq. ~/ MCA. arl SI si Inorrarir Quadrat. Ish/ ho 1111 Ur tot:, t folio wlthast kik kr Wag Is Ifs rink Oro 11,, of low Nor sr kr whirl MN= Hs: sad Is a is c isic l ::0 1 17.24bial p• AD i Mid hie aparata dom. is et. To be hod Melan'e übd Nobl t• ef rod Irodethill- Ural . P, rt. SO, Pined; ON • rod grow, lot, forortmt 111. NeleboNill owl amps yowl DIMIMMO. Mrsll=l6 Ea u lyaml" OF CHILE. oak asd Cs ROYAL VICTORIA 431 1 bro .. . Ueda and Cs. 1, 0 1 . , . .......... C a. Tama- Os ROLAND% ll7 I Ida Waite rad Ras IR DOM ITABLIM .... 907 Malboars• Raeasa aid Co. PURLS CONTI ui cAvotra: au oar awl Co. VESTA . ..... ... 101 lik. Samara - %1 - • Joao aid Os PT. CATMICRINII... la Swab re..st WOWS& W. 8. LINDSAY - ... 10 L i i . .a l taa. Il r ' a Os Imili aad MARIANNI _ .. ....... ..... lialria. scaPNLII . .... M. PAR RIR .. .. 131 .14reass.. . . sad Co • use a Or Ur 4 aortas* ems 1 0.• a tba Marais Amara Staan t . I Taklai pods for Isalas. Map" sal 1 DR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. 4. Coventrynal. IMeamay.ammma— Ofar i riamlb 4411/. tram Ma taa.—CoMalme 140:.044 aMdislaas alum part at Ms limas M meat ma, Le. LW:MOM t0m.4M1.404 111 :P:4 by Dr. SIMON. sal a saw maim Lailima wmi az=l 44 . Imlay by Dr. KAHL si • ipmatarm CaWerma. eastamMi Leseuran mailmosa by Dr. tam graft HOTEL DEB AMERICAINII, 19, Roo OsiDeo, Psris am lig RN Id HID AMITY SAII3Sa dls al W4b. in,w imAints tam.. FINNETTB MODEL WATCH. 66, Chispoide. —At Ms maribMory. Tory grist vizlsty et the alskers, an the Mut Ingreversic Alrer, ha d i AINAC IlokA tram 12 odour TM OM Owen wstellisa 3i pia =AL Is XNCOM,ll.—Doring the hot thirty pan hundreds of Dm= Wive Arnim! Dos profits W IM els of the EAST DIA TEA 00)1PAISTIO TEAS, which ars pasted la Dad le eon- M essim lMS 11.6111.06. IMO 011111110 to one posed. as prier fur um swims, arsaDos mu Si hod in sPPDastos. after persorDs or by /Wash Iv Ike Coss:raj. Wards:mash E Crest el Helen Lando& DING CASES.—At Mr. MIMI'S &TA BLionmkNrs. M. Itereetebeet, Ne. 4, leelmheieleset. m 4 Crtetel Paw, an 'WANDA the Wet speohltme et Bell* maw beton% la DZilelllo CAW weethshe4 •ttleeelleft dialog . %IR eat Able tildes et ante ee Whim sellatie ler eteentele► t tepentle theartouts he gepler Eslbt seeseesteeme sad totem, cede seilery. mem Mmes. areee..........th IM ttee mien seasetel Mee et se Ye • ere Mem teem et the hir "Mthe a Orem Pleas Is tesees., efts. • vett*, Mbar GRRY HAIR RRATORED to its ORIGINAL o WIZ' 1 0 mid I COliti f :Allimil TM milmile Maim ProMMOIN u r. 'kW map M.. omm4 paged west Ikeimag Di = rzAiti.44.7,27: re efefp a a....,. ne o n= 7iLsodaawn m. Mmod; IMm MO. 1. Mole. ial i t2Mmistood of romM. allot liallirbitt. Sew lad Improved Ealtiea,prise One riP HE MIRA BILITY fa CONSUMPTIOrrsis i. • emu at promar• the slag Pramie s it phis Practical Pliable al the gamma . amain; M.D.. Mow of On awl Ms 10 Ilia Ito* lama, dew ha TUAT18 "4 111 ea l lArlffir ail b rinE4l l l 1, HIA3T. Landon: Lesine=breire. Gram Lasswissi. THE REPRESENTATION OF GREENWICH. The following statement put forth by the Kentish Afereere may help to mods the ddllealty vbleb the electors et the borough et Ortstewish bass la proearlag a 'minds% fee the seat whisk has become moat by Us ntiremasitt el Mr. Peter Bolt : - -- • " Overtures, we itadmethal, have boon midst* the sea of a peer of the realm, to a member of a peat sommorcial arm in London, to a goverameat official, and to tke sea of a Loadea banker; but &mosso( them his bedewing' enough, a or rather folly enough, to offer blame M •thastithesey whom overage prise i•—" say " 6,00 U. T M Sat h, tit* h of Gee, ich has literally am &Waft for a t etTi l n ate. This might have tows ihoweea. Ties meet rotten tows in Cornwall sever pan mmel a tone cliersetsr than Greenwich, Wootwiob, we Deptford hays acquired, as a borough caulitatod vadat the Reform Bill. Seery body is terrified it the same. Admiral Dandee,who alwsys came is made, a triumphant sosjoeity, &climes the homier which the electors have offered to wafer upon him ;—poor old Mr. Renard wee raised by his electios expeanitare ; Mr. Mavroules eon le incited to accept the mat, sad Go iania*, "It is my letheit's ghat;"—Mr. Weiverley Att wood wen, sad Sew from the plate ;—Mr. Alderman Belo mow is asked to offer himself agaia : plasm hie hand, sot epos his heart, bat epos his breathes pocket, and says, "Ne; ter farther particulars inquire within;'— Mr. Alderman Wire, although ant mime!, cones foeward to gle am iodates ea corrosion ;—Admiral Stewart is offered the OM by Mr. William Carter Moore, red replies, " Laeasethlag better to do;"—mad Mr. Peter Bolt, fore seeing that another elsetlea is not far of. ;--se that like " the list rose of summit" Mr. Mnta Chambers is left "Merinelag alone." This is sod sad rnbie Ise tho bore* et Greenwich; and the einem bra sallteep bug themeseves to thank (or it. When semen wer who eller liweelf r $ eototitsesey whisk se the boa Swift wee wide as effort to tellers • eaorlidehe fa. syMall sweeserily heavy npnditara r alaMrafig ion milt bum, unwisely oeeedated as a era hiewsit. has Wedged is every gemlike ostravegsmos—aaMatholana espeowithg. fs ;I s as si E iswta ote, to poeitive pleader. We may eIfM. the Win imam by promealgoellg sub hewn; the Ism step towards essweywe as =ltt asi luowlodp Nib fall ettoat." MR. W. 111143, 1i P. At the missal diaear of the Clewed= Aries Herta Assnlades, on Tunny, Mr. W. Mike, M.P. for Blot Beane', said to this eospeay that ho nest esegratulate than ea the preesat Amiable( appearance of tbiags. Agri saints was la a satisfactory state, tesaisfactarers wen Ilinerishlag, Gad Hellish temente sever was in potter ameadaary than at the mama rime; act did he think that at say period of ter anises& history there bad his. lase wino eons* the Qsees's sevenhasat, or less suffering amongst the people. It was net for lam to say what woe likely to ewer but wbstaver seialauy night be I. , Eisolsad wished for peen, though she sever welteat sent to a fee, go so I. *Man peace threes .milli beam. He theesbt it was ter the barna of Fmcbmed to avoid as seek as pronto istennaddliag with the slain of eciatieestal nsuoes. If say particular maga wished lea , let then Ben to gala it, but bet art this dlir, ter if she did it wield lead to of whit! they term nothing. Whoa , own Beglemd embarked la a war she did It beastily, and thele wt. *sold rircollset tbis old won would regginaber there win seek things as subsidies. If ear beseer woe touched, or NI gag lambed, Of ear eelemlat Wand, lot them up with theft leeked IPS ir em ils :r ial bed again he would say, let es all ands with the maim of foreign nation, nosy of then, lat h snail satins milk Wash Ragland bad mainly say asmieereial iatesemme— aatume whist wen mostly visited by pinion seekers, and the swam of which sight be escndiagly besatini, bat which did sot is say way serve to Nomadic, England. Let us Wok as seek as MIMI We to our ailments, and resentor then was oae small state la Italy which same forward to assist us la the Cti.ew essepaign • 'ln referred gardlais. There, 'beaks to a liberal kiss &it'd the laws he had gin. then, the points itejoyed liberty and a nestitetional goverannt; and he trasted'we should sever Serpi gentian. If that satin wer• disturbed, this he would soy, " Forget set yo.ralliner, but out with your sword sad Agin for that nattier ' bat bating does that, so far melds banblvjudgniest went,ibey bad soother Italia. stets to sate fer. Whoa Hug laad was is &Entity Bataan .ante to last aid, sad foe • snail again witty did she do so, tad therefore, if she was treepared alma sad reqaind aid, Ragland would be bound to gin It; Fines, too, would doubtless jobs, sad the. would that alliance which we. for thus the Waned traits of race be doubly contested. As to hose ofafa, gore wee lade er zoning to say ; for he reeso.essf webs tall i. base politica. But what • happy state of Map that was. All, whether whip, tonsil, or railealsompeared to be aga in! with the ease sad plenty the cautery twined ; sad woo to te a t as. who lightly distorted this ineditisa of things. The oplabas which be hod adveseemil tieseeptw• yaws ego, wises hi ant advocated then, be eivessied , he was sot • cbsag•litg politician, and be bell bums sum vied tee old sow to bicycle an advocate of watrileutrlate. I He still said, " Deltad your numb, upheld per Qom ; do rammer* to you constitstioa, tablag ear*, layover, that whin nfotns are neensary, to nolo them ; but at the sant tine we that you do sot, tor the sake of galling credit for the posting hour, or the advantage of say pu tt', break that inequality which sow so happily prevails.' RESTORATION OF LINBHOUSE CHURCH. Yesterday, the Bishop of London preached to a numeroas magrenatios is the perish church of fit. Aimee, Limehou,s, in aid of the lends for the restoration of the structure. The Omsk, it whey be reeellested, wee burst oa Good Friday, 18.50, end was re-opened feu public wor ship, though to on incomplete condition, on the 14th of December, 18.52, by Dr. Blossarld, the late bishop. The restoration wee eoedoeted ender Mr. Cabitt, at as expense of over 10.00 W. The Isterier of the betiding is very simple. At the west sad of the church steads the well-knows Palm*, which was paranoid for SCOI. ; sad at the east end, over the altar, is an Illuminated window, repro seatieg the cracilision, which coat 20W., costribeted by private subscription. MARTLIDOIII VESTAL —OD Saturday last the Marylebees Vestry resolved, ea the mottos of Mr. Froth, mmindsd by Mr. Taverner," That it apposn to this vestry tint the set 18 and 19 Via., esp. 120, for t►e better lead asesimeat of the metropolis, ts founded on so envisions principle, inasmuch as It nosiest the mosey to be raised for the esrryisg oat of the works therein mistimed to be levied ea the ratepayers of the metropolis only; where's, it is eel. dent that the persons who will be mushy besotted by seek works will be the Dwain of the property stetted by soak works, sod others, who will in so meaner, ender the above set, cootritnite to the games* of suck works; sad this ea• try Is of opinion that .his view of tits matter should ba sebedtted to sediment, asd tha opinion of pasheaseat lase therms." ---- --- QUINTAL PALACIL—HALV-A-CILOWN DAY.—SA IVI/DAT, D 112,1111111 13 -- Adalesloss on pAriaist, 668 Mei by moos Wks% lAny IMM vailese, 1,90. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1858. FINE ARTS. EDINBURGH ART MANUPACTURI ASSOCIATION. ------------- The exhibition of this isassiaties opens to-day, and will remain open for four or live weeks. Is subset It his far outgrows the origiaal idea of the isommittne, whose ar raageateate oily 'seeded at list to doe rooms fa the Nation! Galleries; tM deem& fee spies wen to stow rose, sad many of the artless seat la of that large &seem aims, that the directors deteralaad to 'mead the ezhlbides over the whole twelve reims of the building, whisk premise to be only just seficieatly buy. This *Mimeos of spree will probably be of sweetie sender to the •thibitiou, by giving more room to the vialten, u wail as to the artless exhibited. Nearly all ezhibitleas are so crowded is every respect, that half the eat of the **els Is lest, sad the eraditloa of the ataimpliare le sash as to 01511111 woreaws sad Manama's, ems la the most stollens visitors. Thu sellestios iaelsded seedy all them slams of artkles, la the ithrthaties of width art forms, or may form, as themeat ; sod those are elasellied es far as eirthastasees would permit. O. Saturday eves'sg the rooms were throws miss to the sebesethers sod their *kirk ml a very amserstse sod gay party of ladles sod geodes's% had a private view of the oolleetkoo. We have so doubt that the vablie will appre ciate the advestap as mush OS the subscribers, aud that the Eshibitioa of the Art lillsaisheten Association will Do me of the Hess of Scotland during Christmas. MUSIC DUBLIN, Doe. 13. It is sow stated to be the Westin of governstest Its edit a sewud for the detection of the murderer of Mr. Win Mr. Borman ' chief secretary, intact the Broad. Me lereelmse to day, for the panne of wartnithig the the thcieleY. whisk is sow tresled es with anew. The *Heyday, relative to the thievery of the Myst messy supposed to have ben ow coaled is the wales nin, appease la the Boesky TN beg hes bees dearly peeved le have bees this peoperty of Mr. Little Mhie 010100, wise nolo h kr the pewee of MIAs, eels ; Men se doubt us be esessielosd Ilea its esslasai hymn $ meths of the memory sielsested so the easediem of the woods. This w6l go hr is taw Slat Ns..essolo wee so eteasgai . As to wbolboe Os beg use egged is era* for nose ognewa object, sr whageseh kid essesiool Impth nal tine saturated, ia set way dsqemmimehlo, for a Itliewst7 et Mersa ea which It ley wsaY hen issiseed he the re. les*is el the water. Howes.' Ibis my be. owe sisals eels blase narks of hayloft bees wetted, just so If the seastk subs bee had boss held epos and the water poured he. • nest searsidag inquiry to eseartais the parties who led .is to toe =z e s . tese the basket was deposited. who, we ewe sees is its asighbourhood, Ms bees ese li t i Zei. has it is said Mb is neyageseamies- Wan" fer Me pollee ewe be pusen me kes et goo +Ma go SAW, soptidag obi& on be dialed sels M pent erg Ms gwilty party. MOM invieg bees islorteised that se many was takes from the cashier's teem is the snake of the sander, it is sow peoltively staled Met , by a densseat is the handwriting of Mr. Little, k mean that the es. of 334 L is geld sad dim woo emrMd of san e ionederer." • lithe inn the Ceraniselonen has bees pollibbel Is a pro loonal, latlmatiag that of the =ewes seat est to Aibeislis at w plias exposes Melees yew helmet had eimpled men Om bee sham mil Maims men Ida messes Medd gel a bee paw *s made rill ohs Meng in the Inglish porde. of the old be seeds up. ill lre si fenseel of Se awe. Father Mathew, " the apostle of teoperenes," leek pines is Cork yestioday, sad was, per haps, the seen rsoseimsMo osa eyes witneseed Is that city. The ear.dg• was nem Asa these mese leas sad leek so hose sod a half Me pass say pargeder perms It wee Waled lef ir t t he ishop eorpswaties aad elm even., la inoessieg, several d taxies sad slew nu of lie Zetobtlebed Chunk so well ea a met member ei W Zama Catliolle deny, with th eir at their Mek and by all the Bonn Catholic sod • post nasty a Ma Pestonsat gentry of the so t ag eoustry. It weeathashed that sot fewer this 10,000 p wpliwere nonabled in sad around the amatory ea the omens ; sad the deepest sympathy was expromed st a i t i t greater member of nose meent, many of them tears. The Bow Cathelie bishop sad seventy plan oflented at the obsequies in the Catholic China fel the Holy Tinily. The graben of Cork have net, sod aaaalosessly embed to 'drugs the man prises of sew ea' halftone, Is W pound. At a postal seed of tbe proprietors od the Beak of held yeemedeg, ohm fellewiag repro from the easel dtreeton wee mad mad adopted "It ia the opisin remart that a &Mod of di per seat be mode to the pieideless of beak misk, he d boson tax, for the 101 l year Wks the 26th lasi" The ggseqswesssxx farther stated to the yeeprlelers that at* making thsdividend now propelled, sod preilMeg toe Oho muses of Wens tee, there woad rum* seemeglng to the IletillaSta. SIM of about 12,0001. te be nag to the visa toad, the mean of which is sow I 040,N1L irse Tte s pneral ossimithe of the Missal samanest M he la Dublin Mae seemery M .the Mem hive ▪ slier several eshmenese mod sainted se a dis Mr the statue lir sad at at Oellegeolose% *puke the mist= tint of the leek Inland. IL 117LLUINT Oa Saturday M. Janet gave • ° Beethoven Night," width differed be.. Ids "Ninety aights is this, that the first part et the mart seasieted of a selection from the works of Beethoven. This differed very Uttle from many ether Beethoven Nightie gima by M. Jellies. The seleetioa was composed et the wester" to Leeman ; the Ant moves seat of the Melia semserte :played by &baton ; the pianoforte season" he I flat played by Miss Arabella Gad dud ; the @papists, in A ; the shwas of donning froth the Ruins of Athasi ; " Is gusts tomb" man," and two little image, sang by Mies Dolby. All these things on oz• eetlent, sad were nocedinely well perthethed ; bat parson enestoned to hoes Boetbena's mash, esseideting the Is nsnse pronated by hie weeks, would b. glad to net sew sad this, at these thwart, with things lees fn. gently perieenied. A popular audience, however, would take no exception to the programme ea this mere ; .or did they. Them wee an Mimeses home, and the midi's.' swivel the Beethoven seleetien with the warmed demon ettatimeof piteous. SPORTING. CRYSTAL PALACE. The fifth eoneert for the winter nun took plow et the Crystal Paseo es Saturday, with Madame Badenderff as the metre of attreetiess. The amiss woe 'myth's' bat limiting fora opts air mambo ; stW, a larger amembhge tbas amid be removably eapeored wader each gloomy cir emastaares wee collected together. The afteraoes, how ever, belied the gnash* of the moraine, sad those who " greatly dared " had the eadefestlea of enjoying a mild day ad mealiest mask. The prognstabe wineheed of Mosert's overture, " Cosi ha tstte ;" Spahr's oeseerto bar the violist, Op. 47, is A; t►e mesa sad arts " lahl:oe " of Meade's sobs ; with casettes, inn Beetboves, De &riot, and Weber, aide, the madam of Mr. Mena. Madame Baden dorff my with her atesstomed gram sad Sala. Sim" Aadreoli's tante and brilliant execration ea the pianoforte vas greatly admired sad numb applauded. After the semen ae 'Aspen, ranged through the palms till darlmees is. is. MISS P. HORTON'S POPULAR ILLUSTRA• TIONS. Mr. sad Mn. ONIIISI Rood an about to vary their entertainment by the intredsetima of a number of steam end, carmen wkM ere ft 10121 ea entirely new Ant part, bearing the title of "Oar Went'a Gameness." The meted pert, we believe, will eentaane to be " The Banged Mukha." On &tardily easing we wets pretest by levitation at a reheasal of the sea put ef the entertainmest, and cut cosedestly premise oar readies es mash pleasure from it se they have Resolved hem say of tke preceding per. time. They will Sad la It the same true sad pasts. weedy, the same variety of character, the same nub hamar, sad the same admirable singles, is whisk Mrs. Reed blends pampa and aauiag palates's with pace sad beauty a a feUeltoas masser entirely ber ewe. The framework of these sew assess is, se it ought to be, as duple as passible. We ken, from a soeveresucon beams Mr. sad Mee. Read—sad, by the way, the little dialogs.' between Ibis plasma simple Is their owa proper pawns ar• by no mesas the least speesbk partite of the entertaia. meat—that they have ...opted • propositioa made the= by • certain entregwenerr named M. le VI. seats de Pasterosele, to sadertake as artiitie 'map, like 'easy Lind sad Catherine Heus i sad other selebrities, all ever the world—to ladle sad Californisosad Australia, sad Central America, sad ths interior of Africa—bat that, having on their buds a young lady, their ward, whom it is seaway to lave at home, they mut pat her ander the ahem of • parser darts, their absence. A. governess ha bees advertised fee is the Taw; sad the candidate who apply, sad their interviews with Mr. Reed, form the ebaracten and Deices of a most lively lithe dramatic piece, is whist' ia almost usesessary to add) all the applicants who successialy preuat themselves ars personated by Mn. Reed. Th ey ea a set of nriou origiali. Mies Lucretia Mim, as satiquted virgin of *aim pescheble propriety, whose held delicacy is wounded by every remark whisk whacky Mr. Reed asters" to offer ; Mr.. Cartiekrages O'Cimally, who soma co basalt of her doenther Jellies, a pampa of sesompliehnuate, but too timid sad esseltive to wale( birreeff ; sad Claudia De. leeour, • ...Meg salalM woman," who has bees over all the world, sad whoa as Ina discount or astoniett. The little drama, lies, bos ■ estastmlis: Madame Dele euw sad M. dit lhassassals sire a ample of ewladim, who contrive I. Seem pea Mi. sad Mn. Reed with peat ago saltyzdsums. eases are estrasely well written. The Magpie is seat sad lively, with • good dial of sharp, painted awe; and it is delivered by both interlonton with unaffected we sad anitnattas. Mm. Reed's assamptloas of charseter are perfect. The* eseisatnrok nay amour bu • marked dividaslity Maki IPS MIN WI sot One of them retsina as hightail's". of the dolleaster herself. All the soap Sr. pretty, sad seise of them ere ebarsiag. ...lady el Killerney," sang whitest say sossmpsaimeat, is either an old Irish tase or an uplifts' imiestion gam It in fell of Irish ellareeter sad wild Mb Waal g and Y aka to " Oh, sad he bred me dearly," the Mneemakffe wag la "The Enraged Musician." "Love MOUS the Mime," too, to • bastdul ballad, which dose beam to Ms. lord's genius as • composer. This fifth matter will give novelty sal misty to sae of the met agreeable sod suceessfal satertainiarits of *a day. NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAM, DSC 14. Lord Pawners, the Secretary ef State for War, accompanied by Goanal Bir Jo►. Burma', G.C.8., ►as eirnifird his ['tactics of visitiag t►is garrison for the 'turves of impaling t►s storm which were brought home by the Turkish Baglanr Corps, sad which hen beta deposl•ed Oft the Ordanai w►arf wader dinctioa of Copula Allen. The stores are sufacleat for the equipsett of as army of 8,000 mew. THE CIIR11•011, Dzc. 11. Owing to the want of a proper system of passe. for civilises la this camp, and is coasequense of seaulas over stores end °Sun' quarters *sly Wien allow@d to walk a urtais short beaten Creak, several most impadmt rob beries have taken plum with as, sad op to this momest so dee has opparently been °Maimed towsrds bringian the /ogees to bestirs. Last week three gold watches wus stoles from the viertsn of the odious of the 38 . 1. Regkoest, sod oa the visaing of the 9.11, Weems the loan of half.past ti end haltpast 9, the quaren of Capt. Sammy, 66th Rest., nephew of Lord Palmer% wen broken into. sad 1091. of mess mosey steles therefrom. The robbers evidently were professed bunion, sad meet have derived lisle Worms. tioe es to where Caste's Rummy (who was presidents( the, mem committee) kept his mocey (tom some of the seresats.l or pumas wall salaalotad with the locality. The lrish comitabelary. as • body of am, could sot perhaps be sof passed la mutates, height, and behaviour, and as a military form to dews say disterbanee, or to be mildews to any &deist, are invaluable, but to detect mall robberies's, slower murder*, they see utterly anises. Hess W 410•1711 Y Mmsud appear to ems tar more shoot the spy enale et their men seder arms then they do stoat the balms Is. 'Mob We 15... is is won paid. EARLY RENTS FOR _ THE SEASON 1857. No. 111. TIN DERBY. TO 17111 IDITOL OP TIT MI MS. 811,—Ti;ta .- aro - oolitwrilioTtlyitiwoos at Hewer , wo at Dooolowr. throt at No two at &Woo (NrWro two worretaloolk, two am , owl two at Brotby.'that I *ball Mks loto la No. a, otthowsh ore his ono or me mow the lot worth Irma*. tom. • -- AT )IT IT. J. Picadataa's —bi;. o. lio;;;d'o Volast, by Vold. ml NuDural; sad Yr. Gibooa's Tom Newsome, by GoLlia Thalia. _ _ . Ton Nesinsas has boss sewn sful fa bat out of his also attempt, At Nowtoa In wee third ia a bad fin for tin ssiila Stain. At to Liverpool July, beano by a seek by Silas. (who gave hint 1910, for • ou) for a similar stake. At tin Nottioglina July, ass o ldie last lot, 'nth tin teethes weight, for Portland Hsatileap, oily monist two you old (Snip') nano, ia no roes ; bat at this sans nesting he woe the Jannis &tiller Stakes, besting Polly, Catty Gana, Swoons'', Mysterious leak, Simian Joba, sad Lady Julia, all bet Polly gins; hin wolgbt. At Ripon he ass unpland for the Great Norther. Nanny, snows Rod Whit. aid Bias, Siebwas, and Hoodoos, who gars • Slb) were the Ares three. Lady of the Lodp gave hue 42 lbe for two yam at Gnat Grimsby, ..d beat hies by oak Is, On lanksopsn' Plat, He was last for the Stewards' Plats at Hall, ass by Sieben; ditto for Use &nisi at noniron, as. by Postilion ; wad ditto for ski Conatercial Townie/1V Makes at Nerthallertoe, wee by lielpltia—.ad if then is see who dessrves being backed for the lam boaoar at Bpson, In is the as., stipulating for a rue. Volaat ran bat eves—fes the Prisms of Wakes Stakes at York Aswan, when A. was no of the " bosun off;" bat he Is decidedly ties boner looking horn of the two, though sot within two stone of a Dub; moats. W. KM has oaly — ens eon by Hargsady—Pmy, whom three performances is the 'prim were all bad. At Leeds he wee a mod third (last) to Magistrate and Delilah—the latter iiviag his 111 b—for the Two Year Old &Wisp Stakes. At Liverpool, a goad second to Liverpool for the Tyro State*, the Hopeful lily, Sebastopol, Seducer, Stapleton, Good Girl, aaa Smith Winters beteg the re. matador of the h id ; aad at Delimiter he n 0,., showed is the race for the Hopeful, won by &MUM. I seed say ao more magmata' him. AT lIIIWTON. J. Horwootes.— Mr. Randley's colt byTooebsteae—Ledy J. rosy ; Ur. T. W. Redhead's eir Colts, by Robert de Gay- Lase—Esnal's dam; sad Kr. Beckley 'a Binds, by Woke, Fne Paella& -. The Jersey soli was a bed fifth—last bat one—for the &ping Stakes at Manchseter, wow by Blink Bossy; last fee the Borough Members' Plate at Igerth Stafford/hint, (whine he threw his rider), , won by Assad ; sad third for the Two Tom Old Baadieap at Baden's, when Mongrel was Bret sad Norton nand ((the latter gine, him rib), so that is quite enough said of bin. Mr Colic was Ism for the Early Triannial at Cotten& Bridge, nata), a leapt' from tho wins*: (ttisebar), toe Marla colt, El Hokin, sad Rohm Dolor woad, third, sad (mirth; sad last ler the Triennial at Chester, when Madams Pansy, allowed (lib, bast bin by a length. Biagi raa last for two rases at Newton, sad if appeannees go for anything he is set worth keepiag is trailing, sad tits other two will hare to pick very moderate ernapthy to rut in to emu their upon ant esesos. AT STANTON (111117NALLL WADLOW *bake he has a good hors* Kr. Waimea Oakball. by Melbourne—Maid of Lyme ; sad the dark brother to St. Robert, Hosting Hors. by Barplice—Ferisa, gave kis owner good hopes of wincing something with his at ohs time. Oakba ll 's performances have beta aoticod elsewhere; be has wet four nom and lost four, is so isstasoe boatog a good horse virile Omura di Vergy has proved himsel f speedy supe rior to trim os two thermions, sad I think Ide proves; for the Derby bat a poor owe. AT EIMIZIFOID iCANTOCA). T. CLIW Ii S.—r. Thomas's d Fashion, by Melbourne —Lady Shrewsbery. FLINTOPT . S.—Mr. B. Wilklason's Apothecary, by The Flying Detchman—Sprightly. Old Fashion's appanage sad raging entitle his to seas little respect. At Reading be could oot get gear Oman dl Vergy sad Zahn' for the Heading Stakes, South Welton also besting him ; but a rest seised to ban im proved bin, as he ran snood to Oman di Vergy for the 50 Son. Plato (mend else.), beating Martinet, the Geode Kitty colt, Paula Mead, Deity Miller, sad Bogen' at Newnarket Snead Octo ber; and won a hall mile weight for age Sweepstakes, besting Flyaway, 3 yrs, Olesnine. 3 yrs, Polly, 2 yrs, Wens else, 3 yrs, Caotrip, 2 yr., Doke of Leacaster, 5 yr., Fint Fly, 3 yes, the Lady Love colt, 3 yrs, sad Torbit, 2 yrs, at tbs sans antler. At Ludlow he had too mach weight for the Barwarton Nersgry, baviug to gin Chow (the wiener) 331 b, sad be also showed a decided objection to mania, the mac He has • good tars of speed, sad it might happen that he is one of the starters, is whisk sue he will beat non thsa beet him. - - - - Apotbreary was last for the Gelber's Park Stakes at Newt*, was by Madsen Cli.q sI, sad also for the Barry at Hadeliffo, he belay the only two-year-old is the field. He was lost is the large told for the Portal* Plats st Dow. sewer, Lases, the wisest, giving his 281 b for a year ; sad for the ?lawny he win ass of the half a dos* that we* sot pet Aar, do corneal by the diseneeiel start, so that he fialehed a bad fourth, Issue* of la his old position, perhaps —last. At Masobeeter Aston* he wee not placed far the Northern Metropolitan Headier*, Bourgeois, 13 yrs, wthatag wblis Whig his tnb. Els bus perfoniaass wan HM toe (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. the Liverpool Ante= Emery, where, torrylag 64, he dabbed level with Mester &t lOtb, Ells, 7st, sad Neter to Drashatlet, Set 71h, wed seek Enna the 'laser, Bed Mlle awl lb" 71111 h. barely Tale, however, is quite as pad a reseasaiMisa be the lest plows se he seed have. AT HIDNIAPOAD (ITJOILT i rt W. thenrame's.—Mr. Copslead's Py as the Noma, by Pyrrhus the Fint—Ward of Cheeps ; and ffilkrasar, by Cossack, dam by Faugiva-Ballegh. !Ullman has not been able to win more then two of the Mara raas ha ran for. At Danoseter Spring he was bates off for the Hopeful Salm, won by Saunterer, sad there were several before him at the Sash who an sot within Web of the wiener. He was also beaten • kin way for the Bisaand, at Shrewsbury Spring, to every bed field—Kutch Chief, Sorceress, and Antral being the first three. At North Staffordshire he am last but one for the Champagne Stake.— GAMS, Duchess of Satherlsed, sad Jack Spring being before him ; and for the Borough Mashers' Plate, at tle some meeting, be was also • bad fourth to Anal, the Amaryllis filly, and Dachas of Sutherland. At Derby be was the only two-mar-old that rut for the Der went Stakes, when Fables gave him 191 b for the year, and beat Mat wry easily. At Liehtiad he tamed the tables on Kerala Chief le, the Shrewsbury dr feat, by beating him la a eater (reesiviag Sib) for the mile Aspics? Plow, the Chief say pais' a bed third place. At Manchester =he was napleeed to J ust, llagrel, Leo, and fee the Chestordeld Handicap, madras about • Wise from Jams cad Norton ; and at the Chester Mama be was a very bed fourth to the Diphthong solt, Evelyn, sad Priam, of Orange (all of whoa gave him weight f zthe Grand Stand Handicap. He belad, and had to de with the ma, for the three•mile Plato at the Houghton; sad would up at Wenack by beating the Duchess of lather laad (who was a lag distance before hint twice in the reeeiving weight from her, Lady Hercules, J &M -imes. Cusbalead, Gunboat, Kitty Fiebialitar eel Odd (the two latter (Wog him marl, Tat) he the Mummy. He is • ihte-looking two-year-old, sad limbs man better thaa la performasees have made blea wpm I sod he may be found useful over beg Massesen In marderate company. Bat the Derby is quite oat of his Hoe, as his owe*, pretty wall knows, sad the Use for the dark Pyrrhus the &mad Is a very bed one through lim i t_ yet Kr. ameba *Mks the latter has some chance, esol eppessesse lism eight is taking. I, however, shall Milan lim Si 7 prise. Alt SWIM AIN'T DB LA AMICK). T. TATLOWL—Lard hcateresid's Schneider, by Skala— Harberiaa ; and Lord Wilton's colt by Oriaado—Ma Ills. ran lint at Doncaster September, getting the last ONO he the Sweepstakes won by Blink Bonny; bat he was (awry backward coaditios, sad the ant day he wall ON of the ualsetuatee is Um Nursery, not getting off so as to =ate to the actual race. At Newmarket Snead he was beaten sem deem horn _ter the Fifty Seem Plate, was Palm; mist die Emmkto• he was • geed Mk fee the ter Dwane, to who. be =lb.ll=o ea what I was quite at a lees to le Map had about on an ailment,. The Ma Ma sometbieg like • Derby hone, but he her diseppented his stable nos or twice, not ewe me an up to on or two spin he had la private. At Newmarket he was a good fifth for the Judy Stakes, the Dusty Mille r being ens of tbe four behind him ; and he fol lowed this up by Matiag Madame Cliquot, who carried • 710 penalty, for the Robin Hood Stakes, very easily. He wee rewbeni" for the Goodwood Nursery, won by Manisa, hens • liter off; sad at Newmarket Seocad October he was estemiled with a stake en the quiet for the Marvell, whish tit will be recollected, ran away with so ridinloaly, an be got fourth, Siam sad Strawberry being • e ....an deuce lengths before him la their plasm At the he eta for the First Class Nursery, when Mengml •TheMget wall away, and hie rider, ending it melees to try, did not persevere with by. I like the make of him very mash, sad of the lot is that part of the constry he is the *sly one dimming of anise for sash • nee as the Derby, Oakball beteg the nezt hat. No. IV. will be made up of the horses round Worcester, Claelteabant, Nortkiesch, rad Abingdon. (Bariara.—For " Lanham," in the paragraph som maim Magaidsr," in Litter 1., read " Lambasts ;" sad la the seam paragraph, for " 301.," read "30 potato." In Letter 11, for "dem," is specking - of Blink Bossy, read " eleven r," sad for " Conquest," in the Rielissond lot, rad " pecit.") Dee. 11, METEOR. OZZAT STIMPLICHAII MATCH. Nub ortielly lareeet aro endue he mortise dada pro rain ore mellea the Alleles et laden Ifewbrey Is tweeds., by the mossoureeelt d • Oust Illesplerheee Maui. Tee emt erleterred et the Nom table. et the Mai al the MI" MA It WM If Sift/ le ISM 1111•11 ew& . therth/ lArrembro. The Int letrevieslooll Is emir teeesrst O. rim elm if the NMI lopeelleello, fl nee wee. therein% peel yard even kftrairrst. whoa It yr deleed des seas el eseatry =twith the °Wm teed. its, Ilia lirmtrah the nese ithe kor loreeterld eeseelime. the nets se that WNW by Munro Gelb mil theereari kr kik nialt. sheet lie yews ego. The mead woo very miss rod Idly, eel wee edetiterd to try bete Ur wed est Mennen et the impolite's Ur. Kr. Gordon rode hr t erheaty e Clew. w ler. Aim Moos AbeebErget. Kama eve t pelmelool deupleth *km et me& dorshle retratalleo. lei he ramie one yews ser egq sal mei lel " reryysersaer, eel die omelea at the rrelseatios of Lard Strath. rem The font wee egiderel le tele yew et belr•part le, bet It wee pit t I Whey the hum mere sterteL Tee Mewls, ere the Yaw if the match sad the melt of tbe wee. _ lime he NO • Mo. _ Taw nibs. Ur. W. Ombra br g it; cio;s, by Piatakes (It b) at, b oar . Led Stratbmore g AM4LlLadsr, by Smart (bsoaa. 1110 J... 11111se: I les . Ti ..' hbbeLlrrir7. 4 Mr. MGM wan Lard true% estranAlobt Mee era drab Mips ; sod TM Clma vs *Ma la a trldta JadM dleb Wee prom sad trarbt TM ram Om Met to labia, me Na Ibt ea Moat la MIK Ab d lither IBMs eebtritel amplemmtdbtrem NO Mir hies alret a all% Y 1111 tea/ loramet lib aWokw eerie jartir. Ile 018115. Ilkilare. ors ea vtlb delta; ead milagad la Mao. Abligeetropetrommearbel mob earlabe. Na "SW Ido wear ead bb ittre amed tails the Mae W Mr mot Mel. it amid be stated that AMetriotra walked boo eftsor oft .1 Ida trate, la the meolor, sed le ma Mel thst i e u :SLims " Ur awed Na Maoles• tle ast ma ma and ths bona mat to the petrm. es • bi" b sot the ebd.O. e la t il earal am ty. Mae mem= war the " Oraad Iftiksar me hub was twarm at mortise me. Sr Gory itembeellmoire ler Lard SaMmere, and Lard Om de VIM allskead Ar Ilr. Crave. Kr. Hary Glimeer MONS retrom bat Is ammeste Mt gestlimaa's tothipositica ▪ leMesabid ba . ,i. atwowdhtataiwas sada, el* It was decided M mar ; Wawa kw SOL &tide. Two sallow Kr. A. W. liorsal'a eh g RN. by Lowtharboarg, egad, net l tad IL Illpmes ai 6 Claw, aged not Chem NI at Iht amad Imes, sa , d Ma, who jumped bly, isisped Mst lb lima Theo two hones will raw Is a match ow the tom andlikaa wed am tha moo ground this day taloaday). HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Mr. Boatkola% Toraday,Tose and Crown. itlddleadown; Satur day, the Boar. Osabot--st psat 11. Bioner Chukka. Wadamday, ; Thursday. Bradfield Oren; Saturday. Ulf-past 10. ClareWM„ Thursday, Coatham Village—at 10. Mr.Colymh‘lhasday. Marmasub , Thursday, slanted; Saturday. ith Ba Wood—Mhallpist Cruse, MM.. Preellan Tensaw - at balf.past 10. at Durham t IL Osnms. Welsodsy. Burnout& ; Friday. Warden rur— half-pas gagulord, Wed:sudsy, Mahan Parsonage; Saturday, Begesford Bridge—at balf-peut le. Mr. Oarenbarassh,Thesday, Coker Wood. ra H. (Mr. W. Williams's), Tuesday, Prue; Friday, Croft West Tuesday, Crosswind; Monday, Mabee ; Saturday, —at 10. Friday, Torrington Wood—at half pante. II N (Yr. Beth), /nada,. Kilburn; Friday, °tiering:co to. Wadbeoaal. The lobelia ; Saturday, Coweyarke—at 9. Me. Tuesday, Danwombe ; Thursday, noes Bridge, natal , da Lasktn—et 10. Thursday. Ma Band, on the URI= and Churtow load; botisoleg, Path —at bait-past 10. SiorpetklUedity, Bolero; Thursday, illurepwash Bridge; Satur day, SOW MW—at a quarter to 11. Mr. Beibra, Tueday, Shave= Woodhoue; Friday, Netlairtan at lutlf-past Trodegar, Wednesday, Tredegar House; Friday, Miehaskbana—at lialcust 11. W.H. C. (Mr ; Ewen's), Wednesday, Whitland Abbey; Friday, tM ac 10. noutb Wilts, Wednesday, Maserington Pond; Saturday, Broad Cimino Village—at 11. L V. 11., Toesday, Mappaw7l; Common; Friday, Post —a 12. Mr. Coiling's, Wedoeoday, Witattell—at 10. Craves (Turliablra), Tasolay, Halton LAI; Friday, Sapp Bu— m 11. Misleads% Walasoday, Itorleroodk Gets; Friday, Churalitowit— at tud.paat le. Unmet, Thursday, Bamboo ; Saturday, Lamailay—at a quarter to M. _ . ". It;thocirsa, Thursday, Clapham—at a quartile pant 10. Ed.... Tuesday. Udlingtoo ; Friday. Wlldea —at lialtimat 10. M. (liimarrator). Thursday, Your Elm. 11111—at I I. brit= (daliabary) . Wedaohlay. thd Cootie ; Faturday, Druid's Head. Newtons sad Gatediead, Friday, Beret& Hill, Posielesd—at half.past le. North Robb. Friday, Brownstres-et liall.pest 10. Birettas, 111111aghtes, aad Hartlepool, Thursday. Breston—at half past 10. Vale Wyly*, Tlnirshiy, Warminster Ilireetion Post—et 11. Yr. 6 W ithasre's, batozday, Virtuous Lady Mine, Boterosit Dows—at hall-peet 10. THE EIECOTIONES or PALUER.—OIorge Smith, who guested Palmer, has became issolveut. He filed I his petition oa Friday, and was thus degor,hed George Smith, late of Halibut, la the pariah of Rowley Regis, is the musty of Stafford, la lodging, 'shearer, drover, cattle solomma, sad plaits umattam for the mousy of Stafford." NNW NAMES FOR LONDON STREETS. Oar report of the proceedinp of the Metropolitan sow of marks, at He oseetiag of Friday last. °waned a inunary of the labours of Mr. D'lalager's etwassittee out the street seemelatare of Loaden. Bone tanker lamas tics ea the seas bead will probably be acceptable to ear readers. Mr. D'lffsager attacks the difficulty is detail, cad monemes his work by taking in head 671 street@ white bare bit 17 &antes ammo then ; it follows that for the stone is this first seettoa alms 664 Isamu mist be head. We gin hem the Observer of yesterday aa analysis of the proposals which the eemmittee maks ea this point. Is the diet plass, there an 82 George-Wrests. George. street, Hanonmunare, will remain unaltered, ssa there will also be a Great Geoegewtseet and a Little Ourge.streell In WM:Waster ; that is all of the Georges that will remain. Among their gamesmen we notice scientific men, es Lieb sits, Ladner, Hatton, Priestley, and Shrapnel. Literature and divinity are represented by Mahon, Paley, Marvel, Bay" Ogilvie, Lowth, Thirlwall, Aytoun, Massey, sad Be.ata Pug Power, the aster, has one of the saute. 0 1 the sulabgersey there are Wynford, Vivian, sad Rutherford* Arai a masher of miseellaneue names of more or less Mien Whittingtee, Rashworth, Bedaile, Blake, Miekin, Proses*, Revised, Chaplin, Fairbeak, god others—comas eagerody act of any g nat renown, with the eaception of throe/ft far hard hitringtoa. Ammo the outuldates fee the Chsrles•treete literary men =reThere ars Ainsworth, Lever, Maraland, ", Karoo, Quarles, Liegsrd, Thomson, Southey, Cteb Belwer, and Humane. Men of winos ase repro seated by Hahne and Taunt; the aristocracy Wands the names of V ea*, Caledoe. Rawdoe. Denham, and Duckworth. There are tlueeaston--Crober, Garrick, and Foot.. These three ealehritles very appropriately represent the three Charles-Mu* which ;mist in the immediate amghbour hood of the two large theatres—Charlet-street, Drury-lane, it to be Cibbovetreet ; Charles-street, Covent-garden, Gar rick-street,. awl Charles street, Long-tore, Foote-street. The minniburis Ruses include that of Eugene Aram, Meisel% Me enteseer. Biz Richard Mayne gives his name to Chula* sear the Arbour-strut polies. station; then is Miles Coverdale, who takes Charles-street, Lowadee square; while Croshonstreet, Bt. Johu'r-wood, is to be in fawn named" Cameron street," after, we presume, the late tainted meager of the Royal British Bank. The names of the sristoontry are more frequent among thew proposed in the place of the " John-streets" than in either the Georges utile Charlene. There are St. Gernialas. Ellesmere, Wodshouse, Lyttelton, and Portland; Litera ture is represented by Bremner, Horne, Horner, Miall, Gnat, Mayhew, Headley, Chunisg, Parson ; Mayfair and Brodie are the men of Wean; Canton, an old historic worthy; Beseswen. a name familiar in the naval glories of the country, and Handel, the Mr menet composer, are smug the more prominent of the names. There are two fumy names, " Feitlifal" and " Gay." We will not un true to doping the ousternation of some steady matron who, waking ems morning, may dad her old familiar John street smutted into a " Gay -street. What, too, will the coat re orthodoz resident in John•strest say to living is future is a street bearing the name of Miall or Chartres ? The 'riotously are unusually numerous in the suggested Mamie for the family of King-streeta. They include Lennox Hotham, Erskine, Wortley, Worsley, Woodville, Mande ville,Malunbuy, sad Paulen The House of Commons is represented by on. name oily, that of Ewart. Ring-street, Pail-mall, is to bear the name of the Premier, Palmenton; Lag street, Smithfield, will bear the name et Ridley, ono of the martyrs ; Hine-street, Alarm, the name of the re. sent Jewish Rabbi, Br. Adler ; Kintstreet, Covent is to be improved to Shoksepere-street ; King- street:2=i hill, to Dibdrostreet; Slag-street, Commercialroad, L to be traaaferred to the famous Booker, of protectiosiat no tetiety ; the name of Flaronaa is to supplant King-street, Northampton-square. Jacquard and Felton are also moos the suggested names, as are these of Beckett, Sedgwisk, Whist's, Bentham, and Hauall, of unadulterated food reactant/. The Queen-streets have not so good or so varied a selec tion of names as the " King-streste." Qngen-street, Greet Rusell-street, is to become ' &treetop-street," and Queen street, Sena Dials, " Pepp-street." Queen-strut, Lin woks's Ina-Beals, Brougham street; Quad-street, Mile mad, slams Alderman Cimino The literary same. include those of Lockhart, Hewitt, Dagald (Stewart), COONTOTO, sad Mechem ; there are two members of the Hosea of Commons, Mr. Mackinnon and Sir Edward Filmer, one Sum Kiag (lighert), is. admiral (Pluntridge)—there is no Napier—us founder of a at et (Wesley), for Queen nem% Chelese—ead fee:lords, Denby, Loftus, Ebriagton, and Eisele.. The suggested names Is. the Chunk-stints contain bet on. same of say cesamest of the church—it Is that of Wick liffe. Willa member of the Church of Rome consent to date hie letters from sub a street ? Church-street left the gum tree of the rival moods an open one, sad Mennonites, or high shush, might equally be proud of the street they lived is while it wee yelled Church street. The literary men ' are is the majority among the suggested names; they u• Waller, Wordsworth. Farquhsr, Somerville, Dampier, Arbattinet, Mseselay, and Chalmers; &modals (Beneat), se • musician ; Alderman Carden, Hosk"ecn, the financier ; Kau, the divine; Tailor*, cue of the commissiones to the Crimes; (Roger) &wham, the chemist ; (Colonel) Sabine, the mu of seduce ; Lord Btrangford, and Sir Ceiling Studley are among the sew name.. The remainder of the list is made up of some Needed gentlemen, to whose merits we shall peesently more particularly allude. The "Now streets" are to be converted into Suolleft, Blame, and Whateley stints; and some others are to be named after Smeatoe, Neentyth, and Doll.nd—each: eminent sea la their spheres—Stigden, the Lord Chut e:4lu; Muslim, the artist Coke, the learned Chief Jus tice; Arse, the magician ; Anew, the naval commander ; Hammed, well known by hie Debars; " Sotheby," the sugemeful auctioseer; Swanton, the chess player ; Cath cart, one of the heron of the Crimea ; and there is one Slukspeare•treet, which is the second time the name of the dramatist has been suggested to he need. There yet resales that very sadist elate of person', to whom we have already adverted, whose names its proposed to substitute for those of more (request occurrence. The rudivideste in question who seek to throat themselves into tit , ' Walhalla of the mistropolitan streets, are the members of the Beard of Works themselves. Estimating their metier and their claims to great honour at their own standard, we extract the list of seed members of tie Board as are de sirous to laid the sanction of their mama to this wholesale re-ebristening of oar streets. NAYS 07 STiZIT. LOCALITY. SCOOTITZD WAYS. Cisergs-street .... Rotherttitbe w Pall-mall Carptasel.strest Pe Idarybstione Cr,llin-itreet Charlee.ttniet .... Bermondsey Queen-street Kennington Chureh-etteet .... Islington Penall-street r. Bethnal Orison re Hackney Off a street IP Chelsea Chalmers street Bi. Oiles's Will -street.... Manchester square Deleon-street IJaiess-strset—.... Bt 'dwell Dennis street le Clarendon- square Jams-surest Adelphi Lambeth D milton street York plies FXTRAORDINARY LONOZVITT.—Died at the village of Wsllbury, North Riding of the County of York. on the 10A instant, is the 110 A year of her age, Jane Garbutt, widow. Deceased had been twice married, her husbands being sailors during the old war. F..r some yam eta has l ima maintained b the parish of W.llhury, hiving het ewe cottage and a (smals attendant. The old woman had dwindled into a small compass, but she was free trom psis, retaining all her faculties to the lest, end enjoying her pipe. About • year ago the writer of this notice paid her a .:sit, and took bar, as a "brother piper," a prcsen. of t ,baceo, which ispedient of bliss was alertle acceptable frem her visitors. Asking of her the question how leog she hod smoked her reply was, " Very nigh a Imitated year. ! " Sash a reply may be meal to these who allege that tobacco lea slow poison. It is remarkable that this old woman sat upright In her chair, rarely using the back of it ; and last Saturday she walked steadily over the door of the boom. Since iallmnities have crept upon her • railway in her neighbourhood has bees completed. She at different times impressed her wish to see this railway in operation, and eoulel not comprehend how the peewit:ere and goofs media could be tarried on without hors power end by locomotive machines; bat her entrees* age reedered difficult, and perhaps dangerous, her removal, end es hrr euricsiry was not great on the subject she had got her time over without Ibis wish being stratified. Jane Garbutt !Met, and will no • resit, in the " Vale of York," that sand which boasts the birth and burial places of the renowned Jeckits —l.hrlirogfon arid Stockton Timms. - - • - - FlRL—Yeeterdsy forenoon, eb )nt nine o'clock, a fire broils out on the premises of the Feathers Tassrn, Omit Wild-wrest, Drury-har, the croprrty of Mr. T. Orogen, licensed victaaller, which were speedily mistimed with the whole of their coot ai s, the isolates fornicate Iy • H, ctiag their escape. Eogines quickly srrivion from the London Brigade, the West of England I aaaaaa ce Company, and se f rom Messrs. Conbe and Delefield, the brewers, the codling. dim' was prevented from canoodle,, al , h.vigh at one time the extensive paper warehouses of M . Spillage sod Hodge, sad a row of old and dilepidateit tesemeets in Prinem-coart, wen is imminent danger. It is cot known whether the prepitetet is Wand or how the fin originated.