The Express. — London, England, 1863-12-23 00:00:00

/ , 1146arAi r s i NEWSPAPER . . . 03r.pre4.% 4 No. 5,420.] I, caUtug at the Cape Good HOPS C, ,a - maJra..--STEAS I COMMUNICATION Mews= lAN- Yd INDIA by the unonticent Fleet of Stemmas beheads. Lut indm and London Shipman( Company tlamitedl. fl oweret clipper autlhori Meanaship IDIANA. AND if . .. wt .,. poser, J. F IIYTH, Commander, now load*, "bp Vitoria London) Docks, will lam Ma Pith 'mosey fl amers at and leaving fliatemmil ea Ile DUI -- for thldotta, calling et Vet i r al Ong live AelrA This mameiticent aldp. tars Mk. u thoroughly r.a...d, leeflseleif the air tor f 1„,.. 'lgen, and will cam as expaimaced goo a stewarded. The average poem. 01 tame ;;;;Ime has been Ote As to Madras, mule of them maid the j pmaages on re c ord. —For freight or _Ramage 811001j( er 94 1 .. C ,1"0, 5 '.! , 1 1 X " irar t enril ek atreet. " 'E.C_. th or at W s .. owe of th e Company, 0, Mincing-Moe Loadon, bWlpman t r. ; whale rjtcatioas for yepolatmente as rai node. RICHARD , Reatehmtf. SYDNEY Direct, per JOHN BANgt— Awls arc requested to send their goods Memphis In he East !ohs Dock at ones.—OREAN, ROBINSON „ i d co.. East ish,sresse. jITT awl 3100 RE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SS I P.—For SYDNEY Direct (to be deis t:et:l on the wth of December, last shipping day the 24th . the nellanown Hamburg cUpper ship WA N DIU II AI, yo,t, Nal to A 1.:11 iota register lying in the East India ymta This clipper ship, built under the inspecUon of her rand owners. In !WWII for her fsmaalling qualities and sound wimp of cargo. She on go3al accommodaSion for chief cabin sad is a preferable opportunity to nue and mason pog&—Yor teems of freight or passage apply to DEVITT and 1100 IL p. BillDerstrect. MUTT and 310ORK'S AUSTRALIAN LINE jv of PACKET ,lIIY.—For STD/MY Level (to sell - ask co the Seth Jnuary. laas jr. sailboat ell Parr .hip WALLMlttiat lil MI leen JOHN apt R KELL. Commandos : Nast lsMa Thle Ur "cart Milk tinder 2 , pectril survey in le& to expressly fitted kr the traJt Cu A toll PooP, wll6 peed seotesmodstlos tar ei bb, p isk nmn and Iring noted for her tsanselllso qunliUss. or do is a preferable opportunity tor One and meson I= 4;. - pis past: passage apply to DISVIIT end MOO= 9. Men nIVITT and ROOM'S AUSTRALIAN LINE Jur of PACKET AIM - For ADELAIDE Moot (to sail pane. Cuila 11$ Isnassy. last aldlelo[ day Ind.laasary), the o scotch dipper TRAESACHA, A 1 , rest, $5O tons, /OEN ToSIIACII, Cananuoutor : loading In ths London Dad 4 yids rapper vessel. built under speclal surrey, Is orywarly MM be the trade. she is • preferable omortanlty for Ana and swot Seed sill sell poaltirely on the day named.—PerSam of or prep apply to Messrs. G. DUNCAN sad Co, East venue or to DEt ITT and MOORE, 9, IDDISse-aleoel DgIITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK PACKET SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Meek with Immediate despatch'. the BritiaWbedit clipper bugle EAWLEI'. A 1 10 )can, WI tow register, T. H. ALMOND. o:mmander lying in the Loudon Docks. This able, built toe de Tata wile trade. under special survey in WOO, Is noted for Yr tag , illung qualities. and sound delivery of argot she has ab elegant scemoroodation for chief cable passengers.—Por tether peticulan apply to the inner Mr. T. R. WALKER, UM, It. !Neu spied : or to DIVITT and 1110084 a, Bliliteretieet. (*JENARD LIN&—BRITISH and NORTH V AMERICAN ROYAL KALIL STLUVINIIB, a po to mad batman LIVIMPOOL sod Nir tilt pd bemoan VERPOOL siadBORTON, t. Boston .hips a RAW to lend and receive paarangers and nails. & ai r! Mai et at ar mesh en appointed to ril Lora Liverpool, aka at errt M picot., att. =alp: ICA., tar BOSTON, Saturday, Dee 9S. SCOTIA far NSW YORK, Saturday. January 2. CANADA, ler BOSTON, Saturday, January O. haw Jamey, wigging steward's fee ant provisions, by. Allant wars or liquors :—To HOWE and Boston, abler cabin It; Second cabin. £l4 To New Tort, chief rabbi. EN ma cabin, V& Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, L. tbs. and 5 per cent. primage.—Apply to J. B. ?cord, 62, Oh .d reef, London ; IL Curio, Dane, and 12, Place de IA ea Parr; O. and J. Data Dacearraaeralat, Maga+ ; D C. L vov's N•ber. Queenstown ; or D. end C. Mqver, 8, Water \ '. LACE BALL PASSENGER LINE cam ?ACME for AIIITZALIA has Loudon Poems .. Wiseirel Meta UN =:.) UN few. UN ;Me L leas X Wks X India Z. India X ledla Dee. SC lea. ti JUL IS Feb 10 Jr. U asisivallat thb• of package ban, by their pa 1 pampa esmoil a weiblicasaa reputation. 6 a=l ocoomordollios IDY an.r . .r. sl oat .6 aekslB lll4ll7llll7atri catA z Agents for th uMoaW aetZ sad T. IL opoil Co., 1, Lcocloultallatri -4. LC. MON LITIRTOOL 011 trIZNITOWN TO NZW YORK. 4 NEW YORK, an ▪ b ruxPILLADILPH w ism, IA BTU Clyde-bait boa 111-PRIT 0031 PANT Blears- Mead Mb de ig the , wag the United Ragas mane, FROM LI VIILPOOL TOR NZW YOWL GLLIOOW. , tarday, Dee.(NTT OZ LONDON, Wedaasday, Dee. 30. lad mei Weibrolleg aad amp allaaras Eaturflay. OW paampear allaWawa raw awry Weise& LIT. rid II asaimahha to lb* asealwarataas. Cab =law a lawdews. Wawa forward pima laslalaa W provides, essied. Pone engers • Moak Ow MOM Masi, sad MUM Oallembik booted thrall lansa —For WOW pattkulars apply XYQlkWater.stradt. Oly. Ltverpool : or to MwQ~, p. ~ UV, )HILLIPPB, GRAVER, and PRILLLP hopsish undersold:l4W ~...Slaw otosswmps : He NOTITEDAII sad the WUXI, the BATAVIII , r rartiond /only errs war Oar wiry Sand I U ma. Pans : Ili., LI mud Us. 841. Ratan dela Imo • Mt Faillll6llllt. the YOWL ADM, or NCHWALBT eve , wealber pratatttlag) al f a.m., twat lierwlyee• ad lisalliskuall at Illa.aa tom., lir 01. awl loa. Put . 41143, as GUSTAF WILISA, about January reel by hroo. SS la, AI 10., aid ra. To be LONDON. taatigt Chap`in'a Un4varaal OSt tr~eeaavie e GRAVEL. sad NULLITY IRE CONSOLIDATED DISCOUN COMPANY Limited'.. • Dtrecton mane to themselves the right of changing tl name of the Company'. be incorporated under " The Companies Act 1861." 1 nlsh the liability of each shareholder is limited to t amestat of his Ames. Capita a 1,000.000, In 20,000 shares of f-50 each. First time, 10,000 shares. Deposit on apptication it per share, and L 2 on allotment. ' 4O Isure mil to eseeed L. 5 per share. and at Intermits of as thaa *roe asaatits. It not intended to call up more f t2O share. PI ItSCT.F.S. Walter Constable, Hsu. ,Messrs. Henderson and e • Cannon street. Hog. 'Masora George Denny and Co.), Great tin 'Art Est. Meier of the Cape Town Railway. ur. Ewe. id the ami of Wilhelm and Mesas ll'Artbur. AasfreMaa Merchants . .; 110,11Vate-Street. Sea aal M blessa. aargood . King. and gargood). . A e lbo urne y. el . _ --- feu Shepherd Richardson. Fan., Director rt the - Agra as 4 hirer Plate Bank. nags Tborapion, las Marra Le Gros Ihoespeca sad Ca, Getter We . Sas demen, Fan ) st Mansell Sandarac', Eat ; Mears. Sande's= and Co.) , 'Committee of Management. Ragusa—The Loudon and Wesuilinater Bank. 801, 4c7ruas—licasn. Sole, Turners, and Hardwick. Shepherd, Pay . Auction Wart, Bartholomew lane. haademan and Dobree, 2, loyal Exchange.buildlnga. Offices, No. 4, Abchurch-lane. ref , la femins this Compaq the DlZatert m hays seemed the Owatioo of g o wn ~..fideweso sad Qin. a Atechurch• lancer& ell hewn and loon eetalilished MEW= It is the object of II Pm fho llso c i o. totak y r a lc L un d dnct all flies „mu o. of cool., met basin... p. dl The terms ea which the business of Messrs. Sandals= ea • lir barn parr hued Justify the directors in anticisatimy oat of at haat 10 pm cent. per annum on the paid-up capita/ The Company sill take poneeseion of tho premises now own red hJ MeUrl norolemau and Co., as from the Ist day a Ist day Miff and the bushier of the Company will commeace tram S o V. 110,1011 none) has or will he paid. and the expenses wi e strictly oranned to the uecessary Payment. Prospect... ao l torn.a spolk ation for 'diesel may 1 'ad at the Masa of the Company, of the Brokers. and asticiton. in the event of 116 allotment being mode. the deposits will ttarned In fall should o number of aliases be allotted tb PO nyplk.l for. the denied will be mails available toward.. I wfment rtes a ll oisectit, and the balance. if WY. retun i°ed 'Phe roam or deructrok FOR !8117!.?a the IMreetors of the Consolidated Dtscount Dampen, !drafted. r;"411 "." -} layluk paid to tour hankers the sum of rutted too to allot me shares In the Conaolidate Urulted and I herrhy agree to become the aociety. and to accept such shares. or any lei e m Mottons at may be allotted to me : and I request you to Plat " Um register of members In respect of the sban I am, Gentlemen. your obedient Servant. Nana in fall A.ldreas seal alsoatnre bele 01,Rj a 8 . B - NIONB,eI D 171011191 TOI ~._ _UT/ACM sal 4,11111 D Is imp =Oft gabs' Liehr= l . B . l lman. ba d aiLNDALL, Is. w _. l . bi Kra K preferred. grel It o ~.'`.' ?mann Imo teetneenieb frost the ihindll V tine - .... with thousands of others, ben aeml C: 16,,,, , .; lar to the leflowing —lira' the Bei lase , or , ." 0 9 a London :—.' Mr. Kendall has alf ~I 16.... . on tort srlthein tine any pat i --.+...._ . 16. ill Jaeleebilanii I n ten les needle in oi ext mud ben We fent by Mr. Ronstall. nal or +u./ '',44 hia: Mown. Y. ihripetetreet Quadrant. NIUSTADT CHARCOAL IRON WORKS COMPANY 'Limited). Capital. 4230,000, In 1150..) Shares of LSO each. Of which upwards of one-third have been subscribed for. Deposit on application 101 per share, and £ll 10s. on snot meta The calls not to exceed CS per share during the lint three scathe, and no further cslis to be made payable at shortie later. rats Shea three months. la t of no allotment being made, all deposits will be sbareed In SA TM Compaay will be formed under the English law of limited liability. The articles of emaciation will secure to the Higlish share holders the right to suet two-tbirds of the Directors of the Com pany during the first seven years. The ainount expended in these works exceeds X 340,000. The parehaes mouoy ,to be paid by nastalroeuta' Is £160.e00, leaving 4;0,000 for extension of the works and working capital. Diart - Mdta. WILLIAM FOWLER, Esq., Denton and Barlow Iron Company, Simabridge Works, Derbyshire, Chairman TRONA., CAVE., Bag., Shedd ter Lando* and Middlesex, Lon don, Deputy Chairman. John Medley, Ea., her Majesty's inspector of Mines, Derby. Witham Wilson Hulse. Lrt, C.E. (Messrs. Joseph Widtworth and Co., and Manchester Ordnance and Bine Co ~ Manchester and Landon. gay. (Messrs. William Jackson and Bonn, IS, Da street, Manchester), CAllery Proprietor, Bedford Lodge, Tj Lancashire. Edward verse, Esq., Neustadt. Charles Phelps, Eau, 3, Food lane, Director of the European Bank, London. James Taylor, Eau. (Mama James Taylor and Ca), IS. Yon church holiday, Loudon. Messrs. Hargrove, Fowler, madßlunt. 3, Vidartlielinlek Wide manatee Henry Gartslde, E•tt., under-Lyrae, Lancashin. Bankilts—The Consolidated Bank, 4, Lombard-alma, Laudon, • ' and klanekenser. arorroaa—Alan Chia.;tai,l;a7mant aad Oa, V. Oral Geagearlat, Weatmanceancl a, Craanana, "danceable M01L11.13. J. Crowley Fielding, Eaq., 4, Copthdl-court. EC Frederick Adolphus Franey, Esq., Quccu's-chamben, Martel -1 plan, Manchester. Temporary Oglees—T.7, Birebin -lane. A BRIDGED PROS PECT This Company Is estabWhed for purchasing and working the celebrated iron works situate at Neostadt, ou the Haltom and Bremen Railway. Them Important works, well known in Germany ter the No* duction of charcoal iron, were established in 1056.68, at a cod exceeding £340,000, and can now be bought under peculiar cir cumstances for £160,000. The deposit of iron ore belonging to the writ. is PourtimET Inc .banstible It Iles open to the day, Is free Qom water, and quarried entirely by unskilled labour The tnel employed in the manufacture of the iron is peat and CilarCOSA, which are entirely tree hoot impurities. The extend.. gored. In the neighbourhood supply charcoal at a very moderate pries, delivered at the works. A contract clan be made for ten years with report a responsible petty at the price mentioned In Mr. Medley's . The produce of tbsee materials is • very high elms of pig hoe, fully equal in quality to the best brawls of Swedish, and the hen and plates mane when We works were in progress were of the very highest eharect,r : end steel has been manufactured from the materials folly equal to the best productions of Sheffield. The above, and other materials available to the Company, an adapted for the manufacture of a reinataoly tenacious and duc tile character of iron, eminently Stied for superior armour plates far ship sad forte, fur which it largely incrusting trade is spring ing up en the Continent. . — arethiernents have been made with Mean. Bessemer and Ispedon to manufacture Bessemer steel, for which there la now • great demand. lUD°. y, now purchasing the works, may at once cata mount, thereby avoiding the delays necessarily atten dant on the first erection of works of such magnitude. The great demand for iron of blab quality, and the recent and increasing advanoe in price, enables the Directors to anticipate an Imme diately profitable employment of the works. An experienced amident !tanager will be sent from &friend. Upon the fetal capital of £230,000, with the ex - tem/ape pro. posed In Mr. Medley's report without calculating upon any ad renew from the present high protective duties of the Zollve rein on foreign Iron, he shows a clear profit of upwards of 99 per cent. _ _ Raports of Mr. Hedley and Mr. Benjamin Bothwell. C.L.can be fed on application. Eztract frame the Report of Benjamin Vothergill, Esq., C.E. (Mew% Fotherell. Samuelson. and anslik. I feel assosed that with the advantages In regard to feel and iroostone and the comparatively cheap labour obtainable, that U these works were placed under the management of &thoroughly practical Engtimb manager, they could be worked with great eM ciency and would wove maim idly suceesstel and oroiltable.• I therefore fully and entirely coincide with Mr. John Yowler, C , and Mr. Iledley, In their favourable opinion of these worts. Proapertnaes and Forms of Application may be had at the Temporary Oflfcee of the Broker', Auditors, Solicitors, sad Bankers of the Company. CANADA, lie BOSTON, iatarday, January 0. how secemsy, including steward's fee and provisions. but • • vibes or liquors :--To Haitian and Boston, chief cabin, : wend cabin. Ll 6. To New York, chief cabin, L 26 cabin, Li& Freight to Haßtax, Roston, and New York, LS 60. and 3 per cent. primage.--Apply to J. B. Foord, 62, Old • • Lawton ; JAL Curtis; vre, and 12, Place de la Para: G. and 1. Seems, Rashaasaaraded, Glasgow : D. C. 31'Ime, Quaentstowa ; or D. sad C. River, 11, Wake- learpooL I LACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CUPP= PACKETS for AUSTSJIJA from Leaden direct. Pat Si" i. Rearge. 1 Docks. To B.R. toes Z. India Dee. 26 .. Powerful ...... ;Alford (ea illiadostan (new. 6,500 Z. India Feb. 10 • (MarerelL SA adaireeed one of packets have, by their pundaslity sad gasespa, maned a world.known reputation, sad their gas- aseemmeasillen is ..... L meserresed by thy ramie sloe; —Toe or pasempe to Australia ap to Di cad all Agenta for the Black Mae f and T. X. MACKAY and Co., 1, Leadenhallatreet. KC. MDR LITIRPOOL Olt QqVWRTOWN TO NZW YORK. A .1 LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and I . 1111LADILPHIA STIAMO I IIII. COMPANY Intend dee- their ran-powered Clyde-built ban Screw Stears-liidge, the United Saks malls, FROM LI VIIRPOOL FOR NSW YORK. 61.1100 W. 11 , 1usday, Dee. M. CITY OP LONDON, Redoes:lay, Dec. SO. lad weary Wednesday and miry alternate Saturday. Oita panes, by the um stassin salting every Wednesday, 1L end 11 seeording he the eecancesdatien. Cabin by the Masan, 12 guineas. Forward pommy all provides' cooked. Pumegrers foe • the Uniled sad &Ski Womb* booked through, wry &deathlessness terms.—For further particulars apply to • MEAN, 22 Watershed/4 Liverpool ; or to WS'S. MARY, a. Aft Irma-aro* say. 1 BILLIPPS, GRAVES. and PRILLIPPS ' Meech* the undass° 10i560t r, ekonees : • ItOITZZDAM sad the RHINE, the BATAviss. from atollsad Fonda him WINK Mania& ►every Sunday, am. Fans :12 fa, Al les., and 17a. dd. Re n a = tickets, them! • half. ▪ 11111111131 the sows, ADLIA, or FCHWALBZ, ethry • , 'weather pemaittimg) at 11 am., hose lienelplaws, hem ilbskwall at 1b a.m. Dare., 01. "I. sad the lat the GUSTAF WASH, about January 1, r F ame. SS 14, 49 le. sad LL To be fai- y aiINDO ithithigth , . Willa, Se., apply et Chaplin 's Urevereal Mks • • ` d er le PMLWPS, GLASS" and PR ILLIPP4 HZ CONSOLIDATED DISCOUNT COMPANY Limited:. ,• Direttere nerve to tbeamelves the right of changing the name of the Coropanyl. be Ireorporated under " The Companies Act ISM." by villa the lishilllty of each shareholder is limited to the amain of his shares. Capita X 1,0110.000, In 10,000 shares of £5O each. First issue, 10,000 slums. Deposit on apprimition LI per share, and L 2 on 'howling. UMW.) all to ' , steed L. 5 per share. and at Intervals of set than three masthe. It Is not intended to call up more than -• par dare. Pi ItlteT.F.S. fenny' Salter Creatable, Zed ,Mews. Henderson and Con- stable', Cannon street. " Dear. Elp. !Masora George Danny and Co.), Great St. Ullu° Tall.. Dimetar of the Cape Town Railway. n. Manley% rm. id the firni of William and Alexander *Arthur. AuthMan Merchants . eraMangate-street. thrYthd. Set (Messrs. Served, King. and flargood). Lon- de sal Melbourne pocks Shepherd Rb•luinison. Esq., Director rf the Buenos 4 7741 and Kitt? Plate Bank. ;saes Tborepetn, gay. Mmars. In Gros Thompson sad Co.), Getter We. ;Iktirrsser :Madman. Ea; ) Manners fiandenon, Esq. Meson. Sideman and Co.). sM Baker, Eat 'Committee of Management. Buena_ The Loud= said Weemointher Bank- Soucitura—Maare. Sole. Turners, and Hardwick. 1110[1018. areas Shepherd. Ent . Auction Mart, Bartholomew lane. • Mat ganJemao and Dobree, 2, Royal RS A * ogee Offices, No. 4, Abehnrch-lams. PROSPECTUS. la tombs* this Company the Director' have Gemmed the co- he of Marrs ' , madman and Co., of Ahchureh • lane.whose imown and lam e•tablished Dulness It Is the object of this lakT he l4o C ) an to peny e s, l Xll ' c ' un d d uct eni l • the operation, of °ram" dia . rit harinew The teeth cm which the business of Messrs. samarium sad barn perehmal justify the directors in anticleatieg a ••of at bast 10 per cent. per annum on the paid-up capital The Company wth take namesake of tho premises now ems- ' by Miura earoleman and Co., so from the Ist day of usury and the business of the Company will commenes bees day, No promotion moor) has or will be paid. and the expenses win rix.wc i t atiati • matia.l to the necessary Payment.. stak the and Irene of application for thane may be ed at the reams of the Gornpuily, of the Brokers, sad a &mann. la the even tM roe allotment being made. the demons will he lo toll . shoot a les. number of shares be allotted titan •v o th'i for, the depasit will be made available toward. the , t as allotment, and the hake -a% it any. returned the t. wax or APYLWATTOY FOR MAW. T° t he Haitian of the Con.olidated Dormant Oaspaay Welted'. rthtlesoen , —Havine paid to 53 hankers the sum of L • ! ' , that You to snot lour hankeshares in the Consolidated th.n7 and I hereby agree to become a ; the tiociety, and to accept such shares, or any lea , t mat be allotted to me :and I request you to place • i,..4011th be of members In respect of the shares I am, Gentlemen, your obedient Servant. Name in fall Address LssuaThignature te I RN% BUNIONS. and DEFECTIVE TOE- Nan. . itrISACTIS mid COZAD la one Mamie, 'Wheat ° ribs limn thew • • .. by M RANDALL, la, 5a M r b7 Kra Readaa If preferred. 11 1=117. 1 0L Suds!! Ima teniamonlals from the Royal Form with thoomnds of others, from allri of similar to the following :—Yroes the RA t Rev. • of London Mr. Benda hasegeetua awed on ray beet +Moat V .i ving any pals."—•• Mr Robert • enr. U. al James' bed two large teenalle Nod " trw thl hem Malt i4 by Mr. Readiedl, and ma stroagly ° thane*, Repataireet Quadrant. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, lin. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.--Coutinued and unabated success of PRANCONFB CIRQVII IMPERIAL This renowned Troupe. comprising the best Stud of Trick and Manse Horne ht the World, together with the First titor Male and Female Equestrians, Acroben, Gramma Clowns and Voldters In either hemisphere, attracts eathasiestie and de lighted audiences nightly to this magniticent building, who behold with wonder and admiration the Marvellous Feats of thin fa .famed Company. Change of Programme Nightly. Morning Perfrrmanotw Menden, K edneedays. and Saturdays at Two. Two Grand Pertermanoes on Boxing May, yin.. Two and Half rit..eeeen. Admiasion—Private hones, One Guinea: Reserved : bans and Balcony, s.: Pit and Promenade. Is.: Gallery, dd. Senalllee ape* daily. IL JULIE age, will appear every evening. PIM from Madrid. the Greatest Rider of the THE REGENT NSW MUSIC HALL, Rreent-eltert. Viacest-sithars, sear Victoria-Week prat minder. —GRAND TRW tor the CIIRISTMAd HOLIDAYIB. The largest eompsay. handsoiarat hall, sad the be.t comic talent. with the latest aeiselly, the Noodle lleaktry, ascending the high reps with l ic it me s Orher on his tack. Darla' acJalereatent, of the Welke, TRE OXFORD. -OPEN EVERY EVENING. MUSICAL IIITRITAINMENIB, cone/tins ad Operatic fleleceleas. Choruses. tte., by the whole of the Company ; Solo.. V tolla, Viotti Coilleta the oelebrated English violinist; Flute. Drew Dean Pianoforte, Mho Roane and the nudivelominetra. MM... The Orchestral Beata" by the Inventor, Herr ilabalkes. bath. Dlreeter, Mr. l. longlimana Comedy by Iteenrortla (or Ingaiee, W. Randall. W. T. Critehbeld, T. and J. Reademsea. &c.. &c. *Maim/ea—Area ed.. Shale and Balcony. la.; Private Boxes. 10a. ed. GHOST C u LlTl3 . , 6, a m n i ent l irely new Spectral Iliews4sfer. aillsopted. Prodnced under the Imm sod ediate naper si ecta . simsor PiiPPER, wad by perudeM of E. V i t=l,—CA/M.IIItUEY BALL, Weetalriter-road. CIRICAT RIDUOTION in sow UHARGZEI N-11M the B.llUXOWlC.E,Jorrognotroth ht. Jams* through out the Whiter Sewn T HE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, J e rmy n - s t ree t. Families and Gentlemen can be accommodated with Apartments and Bedrooms in to Establinement at moderate dams —THOMAS SAWS (nom Snapmalt 10S Strand) Pro. rioter. DIMINO provided for lame and man polio. WHERE SHALL I DINS 1-At NOAKES'S NEW OPERA ROTEL, Rowwtreet, Covent-garden, opposite the Grand Entrance of the Royal English Opera, where I ern get a Dinner, in an elegant and comfortable cogewroom, for 4 &L, equal to the ADA , . and Divan, being 6d. less than their charge. Private rooms for large and small parties. Public and Private Billlard Teems. A good emo►tng-room. Beds Dorn IL 6d. ♦ porter up all night. MARSHALL'S HUNGARIAN BRANDY. The universal demand for this fine Brandy (equal to Cogeso—Dr. readers advertisement unuccemari beyond .almg pub! a:ainst spurious imitations. Of most retailers in single bottles, as. Sd. each, repented, labelled, and cork branded J. G. MARSHALL, sole consignee; Ma. per dozen mos (carriage pakh. Depot, 114, Aidengateatreet, City. Lid of Agents post five. CHRISTMAS BOXES or HAMPERS, for One Oninea.—FINDLATIZ and Co., 13. Wedlington street, Mena& W.C., 70. Sloane street, 8. W., and Londowbridge Stores, ImadomblridZ. 8.&, Wins, Spirit, Stoat, and Ale Merchants., sun up -down Doles or haniperi, COO , Mains one bottle sub Bacot Coosa Brandy, best Scotch or blab Whisky, oil to salea Bask Wet and strongest OM, old crusted Port, and One patellae/my. Indleared Me within Ore miles of these seablish maga Country ceders to he accompanied by a remitionce. PURE WINES. —See "London Med icalßeview." G. WALKER and Co.'s CELEBRATED PATENT CHRISTMAS HAMPER: 5 bottles Port, 1 bottle /Ins Old Ram, I betties Sherry, 1 bottle Fine Oln. I bottle French Brandy, 1 bottle 'pint` Champagne, Patent Hamper Included. ONE GUINEA. O. WALLER end Co, SA Ozlonl-streot, Regenhcirens . and 61, Idswerirrotol. W. DEPOT of GENUINE HUNGARIAN WINES, ode the Patronage of the Austrian Consulate.—Han raCadmium; Present.—One dozen case, Sae two dozen, tbrwe dozen, 10. s. each containing sin dderent sorts of the Hest Hungarian dinner and desert Wines, Including the renowned Imperial Tokay. Carriage tree to any London railway station, or tire mites within the City. Orders to be ac.cspanied by cheques crosed Messrs. Hankey.' ,or Poet-office order pay- Able as Lombard-street .— MAX OREM: from Hungary;, 7, Mincing-lane, London. HUNGARIAN CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.- HUNGARIAN SPARKLING WINE, superior, ♦2s.: In quality, Ma. Terms as abovs.--)LAX ORICORR (tram Hun pry), No. 7, Maelag-lass, Leaden. ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE. The ocroen ISICWFOS of the above ALI are now being saytdied In the &nest coalition In bottles and In meta, by YINDLATaIt. MACHIN, TODD, and CO., At their nsw London bridge Aterws, London.bridne, &E. Nov.; Lift BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, i new laveetion, so admirably contrived that a full butt, as well se smaller mike, may be raised or tilted oo It without labour or trouble. Its action la so impalpable that the sedimeet of the meet limpid Hind by no poulbillty can be disturbed. Price as., lin, Ito., to stilt 44. 11, and 18 gallon casks. BLRLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Ko vet iwg required. No more flat beer or soar wine. Price 4a. &L ; ditto. electroplated. Ds.—tpply direct to JANIS BA KLOW, patentee. 14, King Wllliametreet. Manion-house. See that his name and address are on every article : all others aro spurious unitatiocu. Engravings Petit. listithlitiled THE MOST OBSTINATE OYSTER is opened with briny. without trouble, cutting >oar hand, or rev tell delicious Ash, by Limns BARLOW'S NEW LI INVaNTID OYHTEM-OPENEK, price h. ed.—JAMES BAR LOW, Inventor sad Manufacturer, 14, Ling Witham-street, Memnon Howe. Engravings gratis. TURKEYS and GEESE for CHRISTMAS. THE BEST and CIfICAPIEST at GILSON'S, Devonshire-house, 4, Lyalbpiace, Eatonaquare, Belgravia, pur veyor of ers4class provisions to his Majesta the King of Greece, the Embassies of Paris sod St. Petersburg. Fluc Devonshire chickens, 4s. ed. per couple an other poultry equally us mode rate. Families requiring Ant-class poultry for Christmas by sanding for aprieed list will And a saving of 10 per cent. at this SPFCIALNOTICH MHZ MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE JL aid! 11013 Ima 11T) (estabilehad A.D. lELAA, 3D. King-street, Cheap , on or before the nut 'errant will participate b Aalwaleami r d sat years Asks of profits Tivelostaass and tonna of wapiti nay be had on application. CHARM MALL. Actuary !um N ORWICH UNION FIRS INSURANCE ROCTITY. Mercantili4Scino — e - k insitiVne;:4;ti the redoedrate& The tinsimes of the Company exceeds £70,000,000. She duty paid to government for the year 106! was L 95,06" and the amount Insured on farming stock, 410,0138,53 t A boons of three Afthe of the proftta periodically made to parties insuring, who have thus, from time to time, received sums am Austiag in the aggregate to 4440,000: and the Society nier holds a term reserve applicable to a future bonus. The rates of premium are In no case higher then those charged by the other principal offices making no returns to their is siren. - 7 - 6 - r — prcopeetusee apply It the SocieWe 016696 SurreY-61 ,6 •5. Nervice . end 6, Creeeent. Now Ihidesetzset. Blacktriere, Z.C. MIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—BOOKS for all 111ADZIA—Nearly all the books advertised to the News of this day as now ready are In circulatioa or on sake at Nadirs Library. The principal forthcoming honk, will also be added to the library in large numbers ai they appear. Ant doe sateerlplioq one guinea to 100 gliMees per annum, mord log r the samba, at volumes required. Prospridaess or spell- Witive.—ClAlLltd =WA DLL, New Olfordetreat City dim 4. IfJegetrast. Chaapside. yo lIDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—The LONDON HOOK SOClETY.—Yediree Liberia Menessen n appointed days. to deliver book. at the reddencee of ealseeribers to the London Book Society in every part of Lvad-u sad the troutedtate neighbourhood. The supply of new broke to this, an to the other departments of the Library, le in liberal proportion to the 11•11&1141, the preference being Wen to web of steeling Interest sad nine. port= tr a z is ozi applicatioa—CHAlLlCll ZDRAl=rfew MUSIC EXTRAORDINARY.—ROLAT4 ART of LIARIe MG the NAM—Thorn who may expire to attain • power of reading music correctly at slain, which Implies a distinct Idea of value of notes, thearelkel liewledge of what the performer has to do in playing. teething, sr isarsing any new piece of music with correct phraring, brilliant toss and artistic effects, will derive more practical benefit from the scientific aad lucid exposition of the true principles of theory of this art In the Treatise in • few week', without a master, than In yearn front any other. ever with a master. "in 25 minutes the boy writes the Rev. Mr. Olelz Chaplain General), to the amazement of myself and the ladles of my family, wan able to name every note, no matter in what order It might be brought before him. . . . I look epee Ur. ltola's achievement no the commencement Mono of the meet weal revolutions which, In music at least, the world hen witnessed." Jam puhlshed, el stamps, post free (sated. post-olio, orders.)-7. Great itunielletreez Bloorastinry. An interview will convince the most sceptical. Private Isamu Apply pinamay. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIL—The greatest and most meld Invention of the day, JANA Aitf..L.t.— /Oleiffe. JOHN OOQAPJ,L and Co., Three If lancourt, Lombard alemt, leaden, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the =sbis truly mareeUr us a ski, which gradually restores the tone pristine hus—no metier at what me. The Arms Anirdili IW 001111 of the properties of dyes: If, a the coelesr7, Is benenchd to the system and when the heir Is mos restored sae eppliestkm per mouth 1011 keep It to whet colour. Price &I la. per bottle, or In half MUM& lea ed.—Jebn Gauen & Co. have been appointed perfumers WILLI,. the Primus of Wales. nINNEFORDI3 PURE FLUID MAGNRSIA .25 has been. daring Urea}Ore years. emphatically sane. Uoeod by the resdkal pressed m. mei iamtvereally accepted by the public, as the NM remedy foe *Malty of the stomach, howl. hare, headache. gout, and indigestion and as • mild aperient tor delicate constitutions, 100,11 especially for ladies and chil dren. It le prepared. In a state of perfect parity and of uniform dietremith. oIdNNKNOIIO and New Bead-stresa Lee. • isd ry al remessable ehemiets throashout the world. COUGHS, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT oanuitrnoN an IFYBCTDALLT CM= by LUTING'S COUGH LOZENGE& which are deny recommended by the Facohy—Methnonlala tram the areol ambient of whom may be InspectedA b be atom alteeinaL ram. weedy, and convenient remedy kw aad all disorder. el Me lamp, Mesa and threat. hold In imam la IMI. ; Us,, 2a. ht., ea &L. and lls. each. T. ZIKATTNO, Chemist , N. Paula Churchyard. London. hold mean by an Deugrata, he. T AMBERTS ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an eteeteal remedy, without confining the bowels or Wert hag the heed, truly efikerioes and pleasant, to admitted to be the best medicine for Immediately relieving coughs, colds, confirmed mese of asthma, and incipient consumption. It tn. grimily airs. maim whom the facility pronounce Incurable, admirably Mays the tickling which provokes frequent= In appreackinz consumption lie effects are truly Persons deOved of sleep, or else lying down for tear of wloce. Woe,mad depend on relief to a few minutes after taking It only and sold by W. LA NIBERT, chemist, 11, IE Ifase4treet, Charing-cross, Loudon, and by all drwggYfs, be both!.., end three quantities in one, Is. N. IM peetlefeler sad ask for tamberre Asthmette 80b..... TIN mane sad adatem are Mimed ea the stamp, CAUTION.—WATHERSTON and BROODEN recommend the public to ittve the Carat field stated on the invoice—. Fine Gold and Pure Gold," as applied to Jewellery, being a delusion. WATiIIERSTON and ERGODE?C't GuLD CRAMS, aud all articles mane-tamed by them. are sold upon this principle, and at the inaneacterene priors Manufactory, 16. Mearied&-etrest, Coventdritrdea, W.C. AlmYs made of chains sad or la each.—N.B. This establishment is aloud at I la "mho& and on Saturdays at L CRINOLINEIL—SANSFLECTIIMIL 10a. dd. CRlNOrinuerr EVE N INGLLY. LINES for WEAR. 151. id. PEILPOTIE, 17, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINE:B for LITTLE GIRLS. U. ed. PHILPOTTA, $7, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.—ONDINA, or WAVED. 21.. The PATENT ONDINA, nr Wired loom door away with J0'01161014 results of the ordinary hoop., sad so perfect ars to. wavelike bands, that a ladymay amend a sleep va r. isms against • table, the m limed! Into sa asmachair, ppaa.ea to her stall at the • opau, or occupy a fourth meat in a carefye, without Moony,- jonskrB COPABINE MiOE, sessaitally sce to herself or others, or provoking rude remarks of the feted la OW ?Ms NW Leedom Essepleala, ander Iby an of ohmtrms • thus nwitif Ind in an ttneoftrat thermion Moe Peru oahrw.Tia. ll ayd, ye6.h a . 4 ay* hands. tending to destroy the modesty el Itastl.h women and, law.. ta m a aiaa aa ~is , a . 4 . y e . buoy. II allows the doer VI fall into graceful folds. Price, fit. I. IN} hi roomed eir dam& dborm--6. roe Wilk by pad and 2.54 64. filmandlose fres. IC Y Q limembralk hake aiasK 111. Sersatisk Wanes E. PHILPOTI, 37, PICCADILLY, W. T CHRISTMAS many suffer from lodises tios. sad require ewes tittle salaam. MIMS DM ll Lt/ ittendste the chgrears moss, sad raneve. wit , cat the elliblest ply. maw or nauseous seartlema so tesellar to those who hare Waisted s lat's too freely to and Chtlastir teee.—May be ebtokred of ray Macias IM boss IL SC sad Is hastly wash, II& sash. CATS to ALL PARTS of LONDON. E P P 8' 8 C 0 C 0 A, Distiordshed as a FRAGRANT, GRATTFUL, AND INVIGORATING BRRAVANT BIVERAGL Originated specially for the use of those wider homeopathic treatment, it has through Rs avesalaecess become generally accepted. STILTON CHEESE, and Small York Rune, in perfection: Sae Wltt.hlre Same aa USUSI, Sid. per lb., W , the die or ball side at M. S. GALE'S. Wholesale and 110411 Cb~noe, 11, Naretreet, Covent-garden. Late Para Itobeeta. latabllahad 50 years. Casb on deUvery. T S. D.—The ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS no sodas to ono of the large Lost,-eoct Dropery FORNITIIRE CARRIAGE FREE to any PART of the KNODOIL. Dreg - ink room states, complete 1125 0 0 Dtniog-room suites. complete Beencoat ratites, complete Warranted erg class. P. end 8. BEYIfUS, 144, Orford-street. Illuetssied catalogues gratis sad pose trees* aggileatieu. FENDERS and FIRE-IRONS. E. H. HUGHES bogs to inform the trade that he has added ao extensive asoortment of drawingroont and dining-roan YENDSLq and PIitiLDIONS to his large and choice selection of ATLAS INDICATING CHANDELIKAS, which prevent accidents from explosion of gaa—Atlas Works, entrance, 9d, Hatton. garden. CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR PRESENTS. An defiant assortment of MODERATOR LAMPS. In China and Bronze. from 10 to SO per cent. under the meal prices. at C. FOX SMITH'S. Sal, Steen opposite Norfolk-street. Every lamp tried and warranted. Finest French Celia Oil, and every article la the Made of the best quality and lowest price for cash. £3 orders owls., free. Bond for het to 481, Strand, W.C. JO. and J. FIXLD, origival manufacturers . illedtan ad) of PAllll l 7llf CANDLES, to whom the prise menial (110) has been awarded, sod their candles adopted by her Majesty's Ooverneseat for o at the military etations abroad. Theme candles oaa be obtained of all chandlers and racers In the Malted Kladden. Price 444. per pound . also Yield's mgt. beaded United newton amp Tablets. al. and ed. each. 71es pubUc are motioned to see that Yield's label Is on the =s or boxes. Wbolee•Je Indy, sad ter exportation. - tipper Lambeth. Leedom, 8. CHRISTMASIPRESENTS and NEW YEAR'S aim tar all who court the Oay and Festive Keene, ROWLANDS' SIACASiIIt 014 a preserver and beautifier of the bate beyond all precedent. Rowlands' K ilydor, for Imparting a radiant bloom to the oemplesion, and a softness and delicacy to the hied; amts, and amt. Rowlands* OdOntO, or Pearl Denti. Moe, le dD giving a pearLlike whiteness to the teeth and leaven°. to the stratk. The patroness of royalty throughout Karon°, theft emend see by rank sad fashion, and the unbind!! known ell WI of these articles, eve them a ceiebrlty Bold be A. ROWLAND and SONS, 20, and by ebemleis and partomers.—Aak for RovriantW RUMMEL'S CHRISTMAS PRESENTS and NSW !RAYS GIFT& NomLiget boxes. Inskstk Maks. not Ins. tot boot*. shows hat lossik NOM* with yeritassry, from is. Choice ornanlntto! Christmas beet. from ed. - - A new and Aiming Dove:slew evening parties, h. Der der.. 'firmed, and 24, London. NOTICI.—CHARLIDI RIADWiI GREAT nosy d ..11AID C 41111" is now BRADY. M Mres volamm Ma. et . .nd may be oblaioad at aim In UM 10416940. : SampsonSampson Low . Low. mad Massless, 14 Lsidgate-bill. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (men% reutouns.) rHE SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. •se 11.&11111120, Dec. 22. A meeting at Altona of the members of the Hol stein Estates having been prohibited by the police, the assembly was adjourned to this city. The Faedreiandet declares that the pressure of England and Russia upon Denmark has commenced, but that Sweden has not joined them. General Flenny required instructions from his government whether he should act in concert with England and Russia, and in reply received an order to leave immediately. HAMBURG. Mc. 22. Evans. The Assembly of the members of the Holstein Estates, held here to-day, was numerously attended. After a long and animated debate, it was resolved by a great majority, that the Prince of Augusten burg should be recognised as Duke of Schleswig- Holstein, and the Federal Diet requested to assist the Prince in obtaining his rights. Herr von Pleaser tendered his resignation as member of the Assembly ; and a similar step was taken by eight other members. Nearly half the nobility of Holstein have promised to recognise the Prince of Augustenburg, and signed a document to that effect. FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MALY& Dec. 22. The Senate of Frankfort has voted a subsidy of 100,000 thalers to the Duke of Augusteuburg. COBUB.O, Die. =. It is officially stated, that the ministry of the Duchy of Coburg informed the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Duke of Augustenburg on the 17th instant, that the Duke of Coburg Gotha would willingly permit the re-organisation of the Schleswig- Holstein contingent on his territory. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. BRESLAU, D. M. News received here from Poland states that in the engagement which took place on the 17th inst., near Dalesyoe, in the government of Radom, and in which General Czengery led 11 companies of infantry and 4 squadrons of cavalry with 8 cannon against the insurgents, the latter took one company of the Simbirski regiment prisoners, and captured 7 waggons laden with ammunition. THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. TURIN, D.c. 22. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day a motion was adopted by 159 against 51 votes, to the effect, that the law upon the suppression of brigandage should be postponed till the end of February, 1864. In the Senate the bill for the taxation of incomes not derived from landed property was discussed. It was decided that such incomes should be subject to the same rate of taxation as that upon the routes of public stock. FRANCE. PLRIB, Dm. 22. The Pays of this evening asserts that the Sultan will come to Paris in the month of April next, and will remain a fortnight. The Opinion Nationale points out that the amendment demanding the limitation of the issue of Treasury Bonds in 1864 to 100 millions is not signed by all the members of the Opposition. The Opinion Nationale says that the reason of this is, that the adoption of the amendment would render impossible the military preparations which might be demanded by the greatly agitated state of things in Europe. THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S REPLY TO THE ADDRESS OF THE FRENCH SENATE. The following is the text of the reply of the Em peror Napoleon to the address of the French Senate : Sioesieur le Prevideat,—Organ of the chief body of the State, you bring me words whirl deeply move me. I see with pleasure that the most opposite speeches bleed with the unanimity of the vote of the addrem, and display the same coofidence in me : it shall not be deceived. Good, u you know, is the sole motive of my actions. At home as abroad, I desire the appeasement of passions, and concord and union. I most ardently long for the moment in which the great (oeticise that divide governments and peoples may be pacifically settled by European arbitration. This desire was that of the Head of my Family when he wrote at St. Helena., " Fighting in Europe is civil war." May not this great thought, formerly a Utopia, teem* aeon a reality! Whatever may happen, it is always an honour to proclaim a principle which has a tendency to dia. pel the prejudices of another age. Let us join our efforts for this noble object ; let as not think of obstacles except to overcome them, or of incredulity except to silence it. Be good enough, M. le Pr6aidest, to net u the interpreter of my thanks to the Senate. Unanimous shouts of " Five l'Empereur !" (says the official journal) buret forth after hie Majesty had uttered this speech. The usual half-yearly examination.' of the i teachers in insuring at the No rmal Schools of the National Board, numberiag 206, were brought to • close is Dublin Gs Monday, by a public eenunatiou before his Excellent the Lord Lieratawast. At the conclusion big Era,Hooey addressed the teachers, end expressed himself highly gratified with everything be saw and heard, and retiewed his declaration of adherence to the principles of the National Board. I Tag MONETARY SYSTEM.—The Commit of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce held another meeting yesterday epos this question, and period resolutions to tits effect that the convertibility of the Bank male wee a primary object in any system of currency ; that it was Incumbent os the legislature to pro vide for this seavertibility ; and that the provision, of ; the Bank AM et 1844 did not meet the approval of the eouneiL • melee to the affect that the fanatics of loonies melee to be legal tender should be takes frees the Bask of Enbaled as soon as conveniently practicable, acs lost by the esir vote of the chairman. Bin Bernard Hen gay* sodas of the following motion Inv sort reeekkag is the opinion of this council the Bank Ass et 1844 ie owiog b the gradual looms' of the connseres of the country, forted to be too restrictive in its operetion asd is. I furious to trade, mod that the attention of government he raped to the .a bject," [Stamped, Id. Additional.] INDIA. THE WAR ON THE PIINJAUB FRONTIER. By the arrival of the Bombay mail, we have advice' from Bombay to Nov. 29, and from Cal cutta to Nov. 20. The India papers appear in mourning on account of the death of Lord - Elgin. They express much regret at his Ices. His lordship was perfectly collected, and himself ordered telegrams to be despatched to England, as well as to the several local governments, and gave all necessary orders respecting the return of his familyto Europe. After taking leaved his family, he made his will, and desired to be buried as Dburruni salla. Lady Elgin, atter his death, proceeded to Calcutta wish Dr. Mcßae, where arrangements are ready for her departure to England. Sir William Denison, governor of Madras, being the next senior Indian governor, left Madras by the steamer Arraosn on the 26th November for Cal cutta, where be assumes the Aloe of Governor- General until the appointment or arrival of a IILICOBSOCC ' The Times of India writes as follows upon the death of Lord in : The death of Lord Elgtn Is one of the greatest misfor tunes that could have befallen British India, at the present inmost. The report that General Chamberlain lea been biped SW be true or false ; bat in either case it seise re boil& that we are now Leeched upon one of those." uses." which have often ere now expanded into suit met propertieos, and imposed the mod terrible smetAtee At such a time, the couotry out ill spare the and the camels of • man of our late viceroy's varied expertise, and tried ability ; still less so, of • man of that &meet of • and SMOG of his ;coition, which in Lord Elgia's awe were always recognised, though never offensively snorted ; sad which, resting as they did upon • hails of solid ability and acquirement, oasumisded respect; while his highbred eourtesy secured the personal regard of all with whom be wee brought into intimate personal relatirma A nab or a faltering policy, we may met enured, would not have mimed the sanctiOu, or would not have retained the support of th e dammed statesman ; and with the clouds of war lowering on our northern horizon, and • hotheaded and ambitious soldier as Commander-in-Chief of the Forces io India, we may well regret the Ines of that self ?elitism which could not mistrust iteelL sad that dig nity of position which were necessary to redoes to °almas and consistency the jarring counsels which are so freely ten dered to goverumestr in difficulty. The war on the Pu.sjaub frontier has assumed serious proportions. There has been more fighting, and we have sustained heavy losses. Severe en counters took place ou the 30th October, 6th, 11th, 13th, and 19th November, and another is reported by telegram from Lahore, under date 24th Novem ber. We lost in these engagements 13 office:skilled and 12 wounded ; and in killed and wounded nearly 500 men. The Banneyers have replied to Colonel Taylor, the oouimissioner of Peshawar's proposals, that " we must leave their country or they'll make us." Matters looked so serious that his Excellency Sir Hugh Rose, at latest dates, was on his way to the seat of war, and was expected to assume the command of the expedition. The Lahore Camp of Exercise had been broken up, too, and the regiments and batteries which were to have formed it are pro ceeding by double marches to the North West Frontier. The Bombay Ow.-etta says, " that matters there have at length assumed a degree of importance sufficient to satisfy any but the most wilfully blind, that we are now no longer engaged with a few fanatics in an insignificant raid, but in a war with numerous tribes, whose numerical strength, is an almost inaccessible country, it is difficult to cal culate • and who, moreover, have given proofs of their determination to resist our troops to the last." The Times el /Mitt sa)s :—" Eventa have shown that the so-miled fanatics were only the demon strable portion of a powerful combination of nu merous hill tribes against us. The enemy haebeeu found far more powerful than wasexpected. About six weeks have expired since our force entered the Umbeyleh Pass, and we have obtained no decided victory. We have had numerous severe encounters with the enemy, and have bad our officers aid men daily picked off in large numbers, without being able to obtain any correspon.ling advantage. It is clear to all that our position there is a critical one, and that most decisive measures must now be adopted to save our force from annihilation." Till TRIAL OP BISHOP COLENSO. The trial of Bishop Coleus.) for false and erro neous teaching in his published works began on November 17, in St. George's Cathedral, Cape Town. the court con sisting of the Metropolitan Bishop of Cape Tows, trod two suffragan*, the Bishop of Graham's Tows and the Bishop of the Grasse Free State. The accusing clergy, the Dan of Cape Town and the Archdeacon. of Otahasn's Town and George, were present to support the charges preferred. Os the sort of Bishop Coleus*, Dr. Bleck, the curator of the Grey Library, attended, and read a letter from his lordship denying the jurisdiction of the court; subsequently the doctor headed in a formal protest against the p • gs. It was oesteoded, however, that though the Bishop of Natal does sot actusily put in an appearance, he lass messily plaided to the charges brought against him. First, in a letter written soon after the appearance of hi Irssalatioo of the Epistle to the Romans, in which he re. plies to some objections to that work op the part of the Bishop of Cape Town ; and secoudly, in the preface to the third part of his critical examination of the Pentateuch and the Book of Joshua, to which he sow refers as answering any objections that may be urged against the two former parts. The trial at the Cipc war expected to extend over several days. and the decisive adjudication as to the ques tioned jurisdiction of the metropolitan, and os the merits of the charges to be Goan, looked for some two or three years hence at the hands of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. The Advertuter and Mail says :—" The promadinp as a erboie have hitherto been conducted with much dignity and remarkable fairness, while the arguments entered into by the accusal clergy, and especially that of the Dean of Cape Town, have been no less masterly than elaborate, and distinguished throughout by a power and grasp of theological thought which reflect the highest credit en their authors, and which, when widely circulated among the public, will prove an admirable corrective to the shallow and ;eductive, though Titterin g and specious, theories against which they are direetrd.' . The Cape In us says .—" The speech of the Dean of Cape Town, m supped of the charges preferred, was very eloquent and forcible, and characterised by deep research and great ability. There has been nothing in the proceeding, not in aooonlance with the strictest justice end fairness. What. ever may be the Mine of this trial, we may at lust venture to my that the subject has been gone into with an ability and a depth of research not unworthy eves of the Mother Church." THE LATE LORD ELGIN AND THE INDIAN CLIMATE. —A Caleartta oorrescisat writes : " Dr. Macrae end Dr. Cleghorn have n in attendance on the dying viceroy at Inurmsala, where he expressed a wish to be buried. It is loss since the doctor, declared emphatically that there was so hops. Deep Is the sympathy with Lady Elgin, who had sot recovered from the blow of her boy's death when her husband was laid low. There can be no doubt that, not only in asceuding to so high an altitude as the Rosins pass, 11,000 feet, but in hiking long walks and scram bling over difficult routes in the Himalayas, Lead Elgia was impnideot, bat he has only precipitated a disease which must sootier or Later have carried him off in any climate, just as in the cam of Mr. James Wilms. There is so reason for the panic which the Viosroy's death is sure to oression among the governing class In England. Up till Lord Dalhousie's time the Viceroys were as healthy as if they bad been in the tropics. That nobleman cams out to India early in life, and subject ban hereditary tom plant ; but ho worked as never man did for eight years. He refused to go home two years after his doctor had wanted him of the consequences, and he accepted, in the spirit of a patriot, the task of annexing Oude, which the catiset imposed upon him. Lord Canning worked for six years, and is such times! A cold caught in crossing the English Channel developed the seeds of liver complaint undoubtedly might in India, but with care he might have lived long. la appointing a governorgeneral to India it should be laid down as a rule that oo man shell be seat out above 40. At that age, and with ordinary hard work for live years, a enemy's chance of life is as good is lodia as alnewlseris. It is not the hest but the rains which kill men who land ia lied% late is life, and from the rains the viceroy ms always weeps tea great extent, while the sae under 40 ass defy them. Ito Maine has bad better health in India than ever be bed in England." Hostsntait'a Taw is choice and strong, moderate 1111 prim and wholesome to WM. Thema advantages have secormi fee ale Tea a general preference. It is sold In packets by ".•P spas, —iAlverthemouLl [TWOPENCE THE Lars FIGHT BETWEEN NINA AND - lisliVir: Yesterday morning the informations that ha I bees laid epithet the principals, seconds, and abettors, and others in the recent contest between King and Hausa, came es for bearing before the magistrates sitting in petty sugar at the justice room at Aar mar Wadlituth The justices present were ileum. Donald )rely (ebeierra), E. Halsey, H. Diem, E. W. Smyth, W. C. Meilend, G. Field, a nd the Hoc. F. G. Moque:. The defendants upon being celled assercred as follows: Thomee King, John Carmel Heiman, Thomas Sayers, James Mace, John Calvin Noce (alias Jerry Noon), Jobs Tyler (alias Boa Tyler), Robert Travers, John , Macdonald, William Richardson. and William l'rsetoe. Edward Smith did Dot sourer, and Inspector allegretto, who had served the other summonses, stated, in reply se the beech, that be had delivered the summons at the piece of business of Edward Smith, Bell's Life in London othes, in the Strand, and lied been told he would be there in the afternoon. Hessen appeared somewhat weak from the effects of the fight, the oat; personal disfigurement= the bloodshot aspect of his left eye. King well, and behaved, as did all the defeedanth with propriety. Mr. Beard apposed for all the &feu , dente, except Heenan, Sajem, and Macdonald, who were not professionally represented Mr. 'limp goo, dark of the IMAM haVilig read the inhumation, Mr. Beard said, on behalf of the defendants for whom he appeared, that be might point out, firth, as far es King was emeeerned, that it was not his Daiwa= to light any more, and that be thought that the ends of jostles wield be fully Wield if he was bound over to keep the poem The ether defendonts would also enter into similar IVOOVIli•OC416 sod web the adjacent county (Kent) it bad been considered enflisinet teadopt such a mums, he hoped the beech would ramekier that would be suflitient. Hems also assured the teesheweee that with Stymy and Macdonald he would enter into musties that would be neassaary, wed far his own pave he did not inlaid to fight again. The (Uknfill observed that the object was not so meek to punish the defeedants as to deter others front following their example, and the beech doubting the effi cacy of the plan suggested by Mr. Beard, felt that they must Ame with the case. Sound intimates having deposed to the feet of the defendanta, except Richardson and PrelltM l / 2 who were discharghd, baring bees prevent at the fight, Mr. Beard addressed the beach on behalf of the defendants he represented. He again urged that the ends of justice would be fully satisfied if they were bound over as he had taken leave to suggest at the cleating of the aim Whatever the feelings of the Sergi magistrates might be in the matter it was quite dear that great favour and countenance wee given in certain high quarters to men in the position of tth dden danta, and some allowance ought therefore to be made far those who, rising iovariably from a most humble and obscure position in life, were made so much of by those who so largely supported them. No one could fail to me that persona of reek and portion did attend such fight; and that was an miditioul reason which should iudece the bench to deal lightly with times who had been selected for punishment. r i e sa r ni ßeard) was not there to say that they were right in the law, but when the bench considered the cues the wee before them, he felt bound to urge that reliant* might fairly be placed upon their pruning that they would not further Imagers's. AU England bad been into reeked in the contest between King and Hewn, and an equal interest had been manifested in America with regard to Mace ; he was not unknown to fame as a pugilist of high menu, combined with civil and forbearing conduct ; and all the others equally with him had se wader:led themselves in their vocatioe as to have found friends to become sure ties for their future good behaviour, more especially with regard so King. He (Mr. Beard) was requested to my that King, having arrived at the top of the tree, would fight so more, and there could, therefore, be no fear of his offending in like manlier again. He concluded by appealing to the magistrates for their forbearance in the administration cf the law, and on re suming hie seat wee loudly applauded by a very crowded court. The defendant Heenan aid—Gentlemen, as to Sayers and myself, I am not in a state of health to enter into the rig . again, lied, if I was, I certainly should not fight apia in this country, sad for Sayers, we an both willing so enter into any recognismoes that will satisfy you that we should Deter do this again. The defendant Mac donald mid he was willing to enter into the sureties which Mr. Beard had suggested. After gime cousultetion, the chairman of the bench said—We have considered this case earefally, not only the evidence but also the observations, so ably mad* by Mr. Beard, oe behalf of sonie of the defendants, as well as the case of those who are not leg-illy represented. We feel that in this cake the parties should all be booed over to answer any charge that may be preferred egainst them at the quarter sessions. We do not is what they have done there was anything • sly reprehensible; but persons cannot commit acts with impunity. Thus persona will he summoned before some tribunal which will deal with them according to the evidence which will be adduced. The defendants must each enter into their own sureties of :i0(, and find had to the extent of 501. to appear at the next quarter sessioos to answer any iadictmeet for misdemeanour that may be preferred against them. The required bail was then metered into, and the defendants were liberated. STEAMBOATS LID PEITZ FIOSITS.—At the last weekly petty session, held at Dartford, the superin tendent of the Waterman's Steam Packet Company appeared for the directors to answer a summons, at the iodises of the Board of Trade. charging the de feodaste with illegally conveying passengers in the Gannet steam vowel, to a point further tiles that foe which the vessel was duly licensed. It appeared that on the 16th September the Ganuct embarked two pugilists named Robert■ and Morrison, with a number of their ad herents, who landed at a poet below Gravesend, when a fight took place. The Gannet is licensed to convey pas sessors from London to Gravesend only. The bench inflicted a rise of 40s. and 54 costs. THE LATE SALE OP LORD STAMFORD'S STUD. Argue of the Post writes :—" The difficulties attendant on the late sale of Lord Stamford, I am happy to state, ham terminated ; the °occluding act of the drama being the withdrawal of Lord St. Vieoent's elann and the payment by Captain White this (Turnditl) evening of the whole of the purchase-money to Meters. Tattersall, who at once handed him over an order for the delivery of Cam human, Archimedes, sod Lysander. Under ordinary ciroum- Minces the affair might be compressed into a couple of lines, but the excitement the trams: foe has created being the talk of every clubroom in the oouatry, dunands a more es larged account of the proceedings. Early this morning the respective solicitors of Lord St. Vincent and Memel. Tat tersall met by appointment at the office of the latter. At first them appeared to he little chance of the solution of the difficulty being acne to io an amicable manner, and war was imminent ; for the captain, sho did not on this occa sion verify the adage of 'having a fool for his client,' brought to the advocacy of his side of the question all the turf experience and legal lore, and, coupled with the ex oellence of his delivery. he held his own all the way, arid certainly went on his merits. His opponent ran quite as stoat, but in the midst of the contest • cessation of hostilities took place by Lord St. Vincent telegraphing to Mr. Graham, his solicitor, to withdraw his claim, leaving therefore the captain in possession of the field as well as the horses. Some routine telegraphing followed, and all being made etrsigbt, the crowning meet of Captains White's wonderful career on the turf occurred, by his giving, in nice and clean Dotes, 4,30 M. for Carebuernn, the two-year old ;'1,9(01. for the yearling Aichimedes, and 190 guineas for Lysander, another yearling. Who, therefore, attar this will my that Macaroni was not • gocd horse? It seems, however, that the Eon. Admiral Row used his good offices with Lord St. Vincent to come to au 'minable arrange ment with Lord Standard, and so prevent the public crpoei of a quarrel between two of his own order, which would na turally lead to the Jockey Club being brought before the world, in a mart disagreeable manner, at • time when, by the acts of some of their officials, it had attained a degree of unpopularity unknown since its constitution. The sp. plication, backed by others of a similar nature, Lord et. Vincent's kind-hearted disposition could not withstand ; and. by yielding so gracefully aid promptly to it, he is de serviag of every praise, and has raised himself still higher in the estimation of the racing world. For, bad the trial I been proceeded with, there is no knowing where the mis. chief arising from it would have terminated, and the results might have been more disastrous than are contemplated Dy ' the ordinary looker-on. In taking !rave of this qu es ai oi , can only express • hope tldit a similar one may not arise again and that the knowledge of the phrase ' without re serve may be better understood than it seems to have been at Newmarket name three weeks back. That Lord Stem ford has seen his mistake I am quite sure, and that Lord St. Vincent and Mr. Naylor are satisfied of it, is beet proved by the withdrawal of their claims ; the one at hie personal request, and the other with • view to mama his being embroiled is • course of expensive liticitios." Tits CRAWLS! COURT-MARTIAL. —We believe that the moult of the courtmartial at Mansholt is likely to be rude hams almost immediately. Clammily speaking, in elutes where the pnamediags are protracted and the evi dence voluminous, a period of some week. between the deci sion and it. promulgation is a to amble the Judge Advocate-Galena to review the who with the ..Eject of determining the legal validity of the trial. But in the pre seM Inatome the constant and careful attention given to the ems by Mr. Hoodlum will serve to prevail any such delay. The finding wan formally completed yeetenlay ; it will be at mos submitted for her liviesty's approval, sad very pro bably it will be publicly announced to the comae of a day or two. The notes says :—" The exact terms of the Sad ie/ are for the prompt a secret. hat it is pretty well uoderstried that the court to.lt a favourable view of Colonel Cra why's madam, makiva ample allowance for the eireum• stances is which he was placed."