The Express. — London, England, 1857-01-03 00:00:00

V' 4 414 , 4 r4,v Ti t 43 rt ssallaxa 424. No. 3,239.) Net-i—EEALL sail 11/RIDGES LINE of amtwej zwao omen re—likaAirog , . 6:: ter prensm. my aleable I==esre obblog impladL d Tees Tar Mk& lbw. Ord.& POMO& NI Ur M PI MI r MA lON S NO Iltaa TOO t 222 s Zl oks a in. et bailk s er MOWN. estmy maks. red Mika poderr il le tag= =4:1:: = MALL NM EDZIDOR M. PireemdbaliseL QUAIL le As LIVERPOOL and ' _ • IST t lo ' 171. ' • V - 1 A . t •. • 0 M. 11. Ma 2 par msk Mb 4 ss. ir it S • swam st bat 0s C 00•00. sod a mmo Al. o ma. • silo Os • • kVl ips. NLAND ROUTIL-BTRAII to INDIA sod Vittagratirsragiukrataunai • rtg.2 ,.......... 45ze . &LI sg .Oa Mk il s. komm moot: too or7rObia2 Ito lbw of the moook.—Por i tto m OmolooPO imilooloLoimM taie t= l ::: Cookomoloo In/WOOL end PRILADKLPHIA STEAK MP COMP . M. No to= to lbo moll T i reHTLT o Ittammoot loomPlZZon awl Ilte . r i INMAN. APOWL MOW go iota Oa eon to 106; Ntsrso. ft Sr Tat. Of plo I . RITIBII and gOkY r i aL AMODCAN ROYAL isAit tk erx i di a i VI/ .1"...t. ~....§.. , .. TreII.CWW"TO Yv...: : ,„, Jr. U. AMA for AFRICA: fof 117/0 --- --""' . . fl Wimp moo. bereft or mr fo foroilit• or to Ft= cora trocurriflas fee f ;„:„... jr" ..- w Ts: ow Tort 1if„...„ i t e rtgi. ;:72_1 or. WOMINIP" . • • h W•ORM MIN wan amisalad. an tbe SW d all r 11. do Oa Ifgral li grik ..." mg. woo • Wu % fir ft Wog mi toirof mod Ili mii=otg la " C i-b. ". d—e r ". b u rr =limbo o . fe r . 11;:lit UV: linfin- mi tito flr - 7 -. f or• foal Uositior-SI, 6,11 U. WOTTCR OS DIV RANI of DEPOSIT, No Pull East, Leaden keleiliebee s __ _ WARRANTS fee the Raga n Y lIITIR .el Ite get met. Ks mom. es le /111 Demebee. v a irSe i ta p r Davy Nair en me go IMO. 1147. OMR MORRISON. IlmOlOst IRmstel• dinitam a barbs Mosey en meerlei le ipeomMe Ms Ili 1111 k el Dwelt. Prespeeeme rill tom Ise Opisla swit bes is apelk.ibm. ______._____ it &in, 6211bPATrartbmIntallIbM. : ........ itw ......... : ... v f ad ".....f.. ii ..' elmil tia:4 6. a. sr" at piss 31.. elir se isisipi pinbeie wer. b ftri.d.dord. sad P. Tenbliefil, Oda* . 7-- ra g. iirtTrafoarzirrior7 Ih.t. d 'sow. bromessi fibs mat imdbel 4 %oft* fit• ?morns et fibs Diem. 1 t t i r i lazsa. - 4 ft calve norm's., md ire arm le bra., elw woo. et fibs awl& :wirmr: trgrazireh. KRUM Imam awn. eibm. mil lasposh FINE ARTS HIC SOCIETY.-PRIVATE VIEW OP EXHIBITION. TM exhibitions got up under the auspices of this Society are, if sot the meet sande' sad varied, if not the most intrinairally 'shade, menial" maw &omit hasn't fag st any that are pasted to the public. AM the reason Is, that photography is a proposers art. The yearly visits to the Photogsaphle tiocistra exhibitions an Wm vials paid at indite barrels to • gleat's waroug. look year the bags nunelings ateassolate lone sad owe* and Owe @viands of the gn they Woad to take of the world wises they arrive at manhood. We look with woodier, not toadied with awe, at the yo wag rarer, while we can bat little for the ecemeolsat old giant hie Mier ; the Wm baa bad hie dry. It lithos with photography. We go to exhibitioes at the products of thou era which have arrived at parlatios ogee centuries of so sal but, although we nay au ouch to delight as, itie vats to expect aaything vary sew. Bat is photography all is growth. If the photographs exidtassi at the bat WOW= were placed side by aide with those in the proser—.!w is after only the fourth—we should be enabled toner of the ingsltude at the growth of the young en. We gee not have nsa in the pictures of thefts* year saythleg that coeld era give promise at that nervellous "S. end Sky," by Le Gray, or epee pcilmits by Chia, Polyleak, Weddr, sad eibllft, se these rehtlectunl diplegs byliterre, se st the rifirireei Yea ei the mai. swim by CONS% Ortilalik pgrilorainini to dr present exhildthe take fielegngliers then ems easily deer to drum t Me penal eiheilkais ea par Myra at the or at lee yule en Oat we to rhea at the prollog. The order lee smllrg a puke mem, aver theesindlefsei ties nonselserldek the ININIIIMOsc abraby love bid spa to them We ham already spokes at the beautiful "Snead Sky" (1116), by L. Gray. The Rend es in the way of labs by mesas of photography a sere Ms ale are eaorrotra. Trinket sertbereineedinstesesionsly. Every ripple den wave in the kirogrearl le perepted* end the need= at the water et the bright wasiJust Walks therigh the erode is regicaL Ass proof of the ripely with which Gran prepares, we ray masks tat bat a very short tire took this wee the oily retro et the kind. The visitor, as he looks mead the walls of the exhibition, will dad that ether photographers are treediag doss on the hoer of Mr. Le Gray. Sons of to most sinking *tares in the roots the by 0. G. lisileader. This artist has grouped genres for the carom ea ertistkally that the photographs night to taken kw copies at woks by elves inkstaini of Toren or Wilkie. "A Trig Peers wore to re yea, air fide, and "Whet ails Army" (Mil) an better thou a Isom weber otestbitious cangiothions which rag an the wee at retort* exhibi dor. "A err evairsaing Sve sefects" (Ill) le sermlly wharkerisets. This snit is reeretel, also, la hie nee sow& "A ere egataiseg eve *ewe " (le) lega sere crewing cep eratetkre d rerany. Tree is a meows sad ensilowars to the shadows week is not oft obtained. Parr scales his wellinnwil sepateeke "Berwick ' tree-Tweed," by this artist, as red to sere at our but lerlsospo ht oda It le gerrekelle be breadth and Sark. His " Lyman* DIMS" Crik .11.11.111. with several Writs be the are phileydruaspegide pro cess, ere rim the wet recessel preirtiers et the art. "Dos Queer" (101), by Ledo Price, is saner photograph printed by the erne morn, which would he atisteken for a bished segreving by the nest ranked me. Mr. Llewelya hes has very ones tel to etre et Ms prineer by the Ours* proem. Tree is pre Maw end Vary " "The Menai' (111), by Ws snit Dear' sad !aleck art sore towelleat lenterapee. Or "tee rest eirwebable kr its anise urge t " ROM Warr" fee. Ooodmithse en sectin sere (tom') ben the Winter's Tao A "Tables VotittronlollideleChiplle" OK, by C. Mamba ilkomp sca, lea erred" with. Tkie eta eridluesil Imply to the pare addle& inept sem nines mei baths% he hes eel phropefies Sat dewlap by Raphael sad Reese Thai will be inveigh din et enesie. Milliptled as they eis slay b. by the plisee-galvereopegide peas the poen* seder we he ambled" peers per Is driles ti the drawings at ee gnats* nee It le brewer to speak too highly doe Warp= of Mr. Francis Boltset The pictogram peer la easerion, and no little anktraillre be.. sairekei to theasiag a geed point of view. Paul is as wort snotowfaL His kodrages or. es es espleason far their adcrineopic Melt al he emir breed& Thins am rare then sena husiged Pewee to the ealdbese may at then of psi eralleale, sad amt et pen et awe thou rump mill. Away thaw eshildris wire wise are worth ern atieries, hat when we have not her able le arks, as Meersigh. Derenstia, Rev. H. Bolden, Taylor, Postion, F. Sint Anther, Osaiesa, end the Stereoscopic Cosayany. The teen was rowed, eresiesidly go dowdy tat then was a diessky in gettligaright et the pictures. URCH of ENGLAND LIFE and FIRE gm... 111 0 4 1T 6 , Iffi l itrefi DINT oar s = 110 me b.b COVENS d PAT. No. . CUL on =I oho do usa dENII7 bolool.- fb• of Denman* WILLIAM Noynfon. AT ENT HARD METAL PRLNTING TYPES. To MiXTIIII3.-111ima t TT 111 awl Co. no of *dr MON AID MITA!. MIMI, Ambor groom by bi. flio Natio UM Lizi, I. llo. " M is y 1 8. 41 C lle ISMO lo Qs 1 r s t •11 *a **Mb li or sow t. MO to we of Iho s. mo. * ..,... 11 tr. gg. L i rin r; NI Um 110 PIM aVre . VA M AYE"'".,,-,,,. litho Para ***ma Mot t . on IS• no* *WIN* of **Lynes yam INN Wm rim NOY law *wily or la pot: =PIM MELT DISPATCH. I rmo LLUSTRATID LONDON NNW,. V SPICTATCHL TO* WINALT lINWSPAPII. RITPIII 'ANNULI . X PAITNIOT 1 ^"' II " . • giEARN'! ANATOMICAL MUBRU 4. ti r . ory#l•Misobselll=rxibra =O. .... 7 ob iffolyrryol Wino Wis th° ei I . i s ... ANTON. • ••••••• lo ow la ••••• of is by Dr. X•1121.=111z=lt Dr. A — a. Al7kthoe.l4.... yoniotabot NI INERALOGY and GEOLOGY. OTICAL INSTRUCTION In Ono N lbw hilwesiog of Illosi*Ofi by as oalowlyo C•floolfs of lals. No** *WNW be-, by Kr. TINNANT, Mboo Naifolly.ll/I,llmad. Low** L61w06 ter OillrfLEMßlL—For 61. ror oft warm me a mamma= IND. papipm, Ml". =ant lesi drab& b * Ho. NelffINKINNO•••••• • air. N. pm oak. ENNETT% MODEL WATCH. U, —al lie Isamloslory. . mit mot osoloil OS I* moom aiMi l Mr rooromows; olloir. toom i t=o; Om II miry. Tim WM Mo m vid.. SO por ALFA - CROWN I. now the price of good oleos Oa •1141, Web beim 4 be Wwebenm et Mb Übe . 044 OJOS. IS SO bllll7, a& lb pee lb.-11. *IW R. CO sti. .111 1 / 1 :114 ,1 11b11e5y ." .7 .. LEA 16.00.7 •41 CV R144/0 ClZl.ilerr ALliot i ese Xenbiesese 4 =,.. ........-,.. liblure. libeass. "' ee l iredr. I •1111 W TRIAIPI,OOF APRON& i k vaisti 1W „ we il : _wee sad 92 ,a m zi t ~......,..,,.. 04 pbas. me 4414 II IN sod 1 .,.... 41 Mtn' crri'plt 1., ." I “aardi= t a 4 enbe.-.1. 0. will:WM a.. Zoo. me dem 14 :Mt/An PRFAIRNTO.—The c=abs aces el & me l t Ibeeberabe Ibe d ..s. ...... ---.1 ......... . -i b 4 lib babe likibler NA • . : IL = w i n 01 , n ) I. 6.. 44,7: • . kr• =7 . 1 " . ..•""!, .... 1 , .. .... , ..... . ce land.-6114 by*. ROW. ; end 4 ibmble aid AAR= 11PECTACLES, the cheapest and d eas l arClislir ....sak ftel he blert ad Alb .-. im. Ime sumt ale w vs be eb le .. 1......i5t . eib i llo. etzs n tree.- 04 , an NlN'k 011114-1 - 1 , 4 erielle Ne as TRlllRMAR.—Proteeted by Royal Lettere w ast o per . sae eme ibe wzr oi evai l itso ro rsez : a Th eulgt: 4 .4 11 74: • °I. F s t k . M*/ be el &Wen utt im enfot b6 7 . peL e t i rsll4l4.. " ItiM ie lbe 411. arm rumen Tvlemer N awl .1 =4 1 : straw ar ork in 4 es sa seeder; Awe lb " MN tt 1•1 64 =Vs ; sai , 7.7.• • IA ilk . cosM a rre s .srga • _ me I mad ea. • 41 • . • ea ........_ MUSIC. A ismitral correspondent, writing from Brow, no cads the ,out emotes (at the 'Notre Argeutias) of Skase Vem'e arw opera, beaded on Scribes dolma, .diriaine Leroserrow. Our eareerndent mays "The mule, sillemele differing in style from that which I. sow so moray pow br in Italy, is very dreasetie in momenta; while the melody which weak* it meats to point out Signor Vera m a worthy follower of Bellini. The pet of Adrienne, Tendered ao Immesh, Bathers impersonation, found an admirable nine =Move is Madame Carted—me impessioned and dramatic lager, whose vocalisation and majestic action forcibly brought to mind the gent Poeta. Madame Fioretti and Signor Coffee contributed greatly to the general effect ; and altogether Minor Vers'e opera has roved to be the great sateen of the soma has, both maestro and artists having bees Mid ofd sightly Applauded to the echo." ITALIAN OPtiA IN THE PROVINCLII.—= grist' Unjust ban node by XL Beale for the al • mai of Wl= rag the oder at Lamed, Married, ro ltert afeatlMalica‘kargew_, sal Wash a r inig w. miWidt. dew d arm ell Mara Mai er Nisi sr isi Maim Bala Vebliot dhe see= La; Tierod, Yana al am *pre at the oporiehoUliejr . o=tiM i t s. lll he= tiderana the , metro Mara Is lie harialeal leder Mama Order ell may fer the la dor the arra era bra Mira bra appeal is bird to Pliederii sea The lad la ohms ell le data ion Uwe d the lkial leas Open ea lir Katy's MINIM CITOTAL PALACE. Yesterday Mr. Hawkins delivered the second of W iatermeingieettatta let the =tied Wools of the sate _ dh/wrima wo;k1 . Is the sew el the Oiled Palace. The hot Wawa having lisi•lirweled lit a ssittal many at Ws subject, Mr. HAIM= as the paler isswits was awn riders to his sreerlisai, eat dbeihd Ws Widdir it Hs =lsm adisidly Is the iskshiliar et the tower wrieher hswatiss, idea Ile lehridisiks shaversios, the embosser mad divisors eisied haw ism the deist tram es dr manila warm Hirst gives • dwaidelsa drew elt d d =Ws babraglag to this Ismaties, sad ddirrd i ems the derail& bear herd it to Ilrerefeltildri, trial meet N probe of He dirks siewister if • brie sad a Its sr, sad tar d • gnaw id hoed fa Isar Africa, psersidd, Sias appeadages, hi passed au N is glow* imetri, die bowed which law hew her to the ihs eat ihwerili lepers d Diesseshin sad Traldn. He dirt r emirate WO care dreier et is isiddiawess it trwilier, pirld re is row drew d di Arad wpm, rib with/ It he re OM bad or errs, ma it II dears meths egreurs, which dardid iedwMtbdeAr priarg Morey &rather alwasse. Hr dire N awe swift rem water, it had • Ish-lik• acetsbad Mum sad • aril dh which N ate ~shaded esdirsei et the wrsw yeepar ; sad to ogle It ho are ea issei, diresed, freer et gas egpmerdee mirk soma to la a srpird it the la ed a ileb sr the Mrs d a bsr- Ira ars& ma whoa* Irbil al Si swim wen ermlid et St &wily din rind ensiles; bit wham semi peers was ellieress, the assinare Error hr may MIMI= Mee Vps, with peat misty se aimplseice.a peessill her fisseitioss by derides, she did set ad i salbss. Awl this it wig whisk triad ei care retie se dart cad urerds The Pekoe powered at that sower es brierrt err* at this graders ths sr Sri, villa posesdk t is drib dancer it • IS and llama. It hal the spree:mace d a fah, though akeplei; It lived `weir, but. having a brag, was &Used lo are is lho mar to luoidkr It Wa del lloy brit It Was brat Ilwall4b. ride ooddir dr rid_ um or dr at dr boron of rram 116, Wit or air waft elhoor yore, Ilia war* mind It orogoirlody ary Is Wig orind di - oraroy. For No Imo monk 110 &mem oorommoo le ile doodoprel dry 42 prod Sri r i g ewe Erb rah dodo byes Artig. (Ati) ishailliggs Ile slag weallisidess oserbor wiloor torier ef Yr. Hawked lost lecture. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3, 1857. NAVAL AND MILITARY (room Liar MOWS 111AZITTI.) THE ORDIR OF 7EB BATH. WAR DITARTIILINT Jan. I. The Gaeta hot henagerdeselp uri plerek to give reds t ke he appointor* of Igginees the hale of Penal, Coked Genstel in the woke Ids Ilberay the Hama* flee ar, of the MA- ry ir Division P s of the ]Y en Chi* or Ifaighte Gang ONION of the Host Heasnethik Order et the Oak. WAR DEPARTMENT lair. 1. The Queen ho bra pastes* pawl be give oven for the ton do .r "Noskimusb is the Mae Stagentda Order of Tat be Otannry Haan el gee Mazy Division of the gonad alai, or Rash* Caereaders d the add Hest liesaisablis Order, via. : Ikraleinerekeemeel Sa e%l RSai=t ran w vi t, 4 1 3 I=l4 Tr w l Prementle ; Beer-Aldial R. Fetid& William ; Cd. Robert Overt; Wend Henry Illorks, uselinebid ; dal George Pare Warr, Cl., et as Raga Assn • Llenteart- Gemmel ftiolt Geont, CA, et is cWl34=ra ef To he Owliary Wak et the e, the gang Cietehmairif amen es el the add Rea M a rl a Otreeemer . 111". ear the bird and Re depenineisa To be Oldham Mash.. d Se =key blades of the Third C 1..., se Osagrame dike said Meet Ensonrable Ord* Tin : Oagian die He* Haw Nuke Hastings, LH. ; C epkis Farb** Ran Hadley Glsioe, S.R.• Pam& WS, RJR ; Deka' Charles Wigan , thesater Orb ; Camel Charles Theme Ea en half per i zz=; adinelFeeksisk Win WWI Lad Felleadt Peekl amall 7balatmern Garde Wert the Rea Omega Ode a, Ormedter Gerd. ; Wend Few* layanta gab Tana Geode ; Camel WEI= 1117 0 - &NE Denatapantand, Inkiff Tale laril= . or; OstegF.4l 4 - vend LAW dime, :sem Mem = a ge: Reihred; Uestsetest- Coked Ilmase 46 Regfarest; Idagerat- Cola* Via Me" ; Olga* Mato las Vambitset,iii • , IR S" I Almada Ear, 111= 111 ; Edenliming.Oelsnd Henry Miry; Idenknent-Colonei Osage Mealealih, hie ad the Nth Naparag; Identeuent =thin Ar s =iarrx InentrOnlend Almada 4111kBegimat; law tweikOdasi Robert Mat eeliser, hedgpay, 1111* leglased; . Liturritadast Rasa Was, ma tathed_; toy. aft 240. 1 0; IdenteamiCklerl Fare* BwY~ flak Foram unagastril; IhnieemkOsbned Cheeks d ialgiglaj uswessrasber no m. Ye el Ike INlgh*giaent; Ustaneat- Wend _ pits Age et the 11th Regiment ; V 'ala I MUM' 01101W7u, glat Regiment; larart•lasainerhadml Freak Fyn Hada& Riad Reglated; labalertaard farander crag _ 7"1.6 jrensesk,als ; el es Nth Reales: latilement-Cskael dohs Rale Magnet Freese Royal Areas, • Idedemtradari the BM Ar: esse Rob ed ftlys. Oslierme Orris Lieu kan*Ceieeel Arbor flesereet, Rae Bri gade ; Lienlem-Coissel Ardor dela Perdr, as half pay, 7th ; Linamed.Celesei Job Oak Rae as , 11111 h Reginal; Lisiskerea-Cohael gams Wee Me of the digh Illeginent ; lanimed-Celad feria Waken Wry galei, kis ot the Sl* Resiment; Jobs lank liktred Rear, I lla Reglkomet; Lisellenat-eulenel Osage Gesdkre Akaandee, Royal Marine Artillery IkvateLiageneat-Colang Prolseirk needs Meada, id Regikent; Reeret-LisalmabOahei Jana Daily, NEI Ikgaret • him Jame Rwandy, Lielekalsikeekiel lieen Fels* Sightne, Royal Ilesines; Reevet-Liselleal Igagh Archibald Je lha le s.P ßialnet ibe A =, S n rrvelld h a i ; Chian Wow Ardistry; Ham Hawk, Wee** Repel Artillery; Brevet-Melor 'M leebo ira Falie Meyer Bola Royal Artillery Here Gees* %ph* Distr Mane ArnEerri, H Dr. pkels, " " Rielred "m aine , e, er-Ci lk e l l se ral gurgeon, , 1 1 As i r% itzd an Tf y oillsitheLeinisasa Phil mildrakektra mat. Depeet To be Ordinary Illessars of the Ci.f Division of the Third are-, et Cowpokes of the aid Rea lionsunale Orden Willa. Owe* Reresinn, EN., Deputy Judge- Adam* with the Yelp my*: ia the Mutt Cap tain amielas PWOus RN., sometime Governor end ecamendepiralid in end wet the Colnay of Western Austregs awl it depnedarisa, sad Sir Henry Rivard Fox yam Rat, ampleia-Oeneral end Oovernor-in- Calf in ad wer the Way of Tasmania and its depen d's** To be ea Hosaney Moab sr at the Hatay Division of the Third arelq w e ak* the Nord Honours*, Order, via : =la Bode, Its., Rear- Adak* la the Colonel Ocoee Frirn;;;;l:C:OidWreem Gouda, would hive been neommended for the dignity of Companion of the Oder of the Beth bad he rarrivell. ADMIRALTY, Corps of Royal litiaies:ll;;;tietnen Cadets Wiliam Henry Nantes, Mather Hila ryßober Pargoharstrk, Moeda Hoppe, Joi* Maps, Charges t Ricketts, Thuirsa George sail Charles lame Kisuessii, to be second ADMIMALTT, JAL 2.—AproncrilrwrB. Lieu lesaats J. P. Ch (1851), to the &moon, 8, screw steers troop-ship, at Paosth ; W. W. 8 . Magee (1862), to the Irk, 28, at Chatheas ; C. Pairbohne (1861) and P. R. Sharpe 18i2att . ths Magiciense, 16, paddle-wheel steam frigate, at ... 71=18. N. Crane (1848). to the SIIINIIIIII. Mistrefisitaistosta D. 0. Burdwood and A. C. Dowdell, Is the iiinewn ; 0. W. Roee and W. T. Trogidgo, to the =tem troop-ship, Mediterranean station. Surgeon R. C. P. Lawrensun, to w. Pig mies* Tia lit= ' MILZWIT Twit."—lt appears that the onstilialloa et *imps sad the mole of eyrolatownt to toomilelom quillsation, &a, ors mot yet astermiaett via. hat vs ban moat to bib,,. tint the °ter will be pima ea es mit MAN so the red al the dewy to mo=d to ilis sopelalmatt NW peeeetkets. We may date thee mime VII la allowed, althoosk ot poemt it would he dial& to &tout= who me tatilloil to ad out, us egos at little moo then two pore toreloa— United Ber- War tionette. 'Ms is tai Tower.—We bow, with meek regret, that sly simeen Ihrtices ire eve Wog pleas he die Wilms Ounie yoreorei Is is TOR at Lois Allambe easssittiag Ic• Ilawasair las Isaldaid to a Yrs sap Oss art the yoaddiroe et ray at the maws, we have i 1 mei te for dot met of the dowdy ashes try the di ersist argerkeerl by Sr coatisaimaa at Ilia ulalbalair Era" The soy d roll to which we beige rdeseed boo by cingel to the reed Et the Toy, a lied* way upset le pole view. 'mil Is animism spy to the Tower, wt of the eight of the et& vs Airs wed to adopting this, tee poor ayes mar ▪ bsepoir AA sight live the bertfel tweterdol rigeeelsLlb etlyeL —USW &rear Grab. It it rOciered (says Herepeth) that Mr. J. /kelt Rama by oared to *dr for Ihe repiirs der lade DAY um. Irsw 7(ix4d-Wah.—Twe hew arati-war bawl Jed beta meetiand it Pestirde. Tthey we the Omet, I gewa item et 8110 taw tai Grepleerk 17 nal, term if NI ins. The it le le askew ship to the Cheall omi teurty held Owe. Time wade .et, II the war towards imetpledoa. The =eleg is • hit et the Alps sew balllhm elk& dame 1.2=0f plot lila lea r lMlMMlllit I,ed leseeiewte; air Wet bene4ewew ; o=, If, aire Data 13 31 4 . 5 1 , 0 7 . 1ri r1i 17 ' tewy gese. The its lewd Ifiele the emir, hake SO it In esti The Delis le the semi d ar sew dam Itto. led oldie alp le the Maim n• ea.a. palidwe the mime el dame d the may eel d the maw d his 714. rig es Nowa dal Pm* eel d the wear sal d Nowlee d Marty the Lied boa* iglks uppolisi liassiay =Nolen MAI= of Or smosi 111111 eh( doer et the meet busesealle Oirar dthe SW* wyeettre44 DUBLIN, h*. 2. Tie inauguration of R. Atkinson, Esq., the eminent poplin manufacturer, as Lord Mayor of Dublin, took pines yeseerday with the usual ceremonial. The day Irate Fs', the an tiq uated gilt coach was employed in It I rv, and the procession through the city was anis as on former years. The new Lord Mayer, in addressing the Town-council, introduced some topics net generally referred to on inch occa sion', and, while telling the council that the hospi talities of the Mansion:house would be sustained as beipbollre, Wad that he (the Lord Mayor) would take the Maly of carrying out his temperance prin ciliate in his ant person. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FaIDA LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 100 to 7 sot Maga (t) 100 to 8 ltimys (t) 10 to 1 limilmott • lot (I) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. to 1 •fr•t Lefels () 6 to — Vlbis• (t) 8 to 1 Labour!' (I) Clint= CUP. X5OO to 1 apt Alba Wadworth (t) to 1 V 16110 to lb Nam WOO to II ZoMiso 1000 to 15 @rig entails& (1) No betting on the Derby. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. MOIROVAINL Willtdeare. Torahs ireWbnek Fut : Fifiby.l/Aeldaten• ini•-•1 IL ___ AMON, Mr. 0. 11464. 1 1720. Pfolel i tr" WSW -reve,www...- ... rat . 41. Ilillawk Prir ld °su n TIN I A .ItI i t ; "WM' Dslor rA lowirri% sailli illis ; Weboarkwl F il i t i gsde llW =. itirtili C 4 l ll•l; 100 r i rria 1 10 -4 * Mfj e •• tr iu m t .ft7 lll..llrerdllyirLedrTerliy"Dl%4 Tft N e rrlCl • t ia. A . i D erOZ. C lrie.. arlat .... is-it . a. erwrlmol • Waft • iftwor 0101000 ' Tberim ls-8411. • IlAwill e t i era i. LAr n ral t ji,.... l u r ra. m.4 ..ik ai gr 4 worm WM. Rust VA Hwy r a t h rg, i= i W aa l I; O v arZi ;11rie g°1 61% "v er" i !kr.. ' o.ki .......t; ?Away. 1a st 4:""7" IL "ra i4ehlial4drtaiTriribbil.?"7.ll-6. Crawford Bourhem 01r. lasteroo, WNW. LAMA* 111011 ; Wrimior, lis OWL 11WWWw ; Mb,. Ileiwwel Wiio-1611Aw quarters pad it W. DoweV, Waft& Thirds, ; Tbortft. ObbirWs-st MIA IL (W. egreol,..ll•Wat i llotool DWI.; Wrissoft. • r. al t - 107.13 F. Wawa Um ; oaWdar. Par IL Mr. A. L Ildirsi). Torelor. Ptlem WA ; 1100110. IL , OIL D. 1. oeWlistA. Ihadar.&ool NM: 1014 t s & I V= c. 4.1.."..r0w.raig; mesh N , ri=re °,..77BB4=a4arftllNDliattal-eai 1 bur wan: cram i... u. Death (says Botts Life) wu very busy amongst gentian writers in 1866, baring marled off, in addition to Kr. Red and Mr. Freak Clark--gentuare in their was Xr. John Ruff mad Mr. Charles Feist. THE SWISS QUESTION AND THE SWISS RESIDANTS IN LONLON. A niesting of the Swiss residing in London was wormed yesterday evening at Red/ey's Hotel, Bhektriain, fee the purpose of adopting prooredisp in regrows to the threstmed shook spot Switaselead Prawns. Nearly two lendred pesos woe preent, sad the aspect of the meeting nee in thorough union with the patriotism which has bon exhibited in all the cantons of Switewlsnd. The chair was taken by Mr. JOHN RAPP consul-genend of the Swim Confederation in London. The speeches were nearly all in French. CHAIRMAN, in opening the proceedings, expressed a hope that they would be charaeterieed by that calmness and moderation which would best sowed with the nature of the oeadoe, and with the patriotism which all present had in some degree evinced by attending there when their country was menaced. Mr. Baez then addressed the meeting. Re commenced by observing that he should shrink from the task of address ing each a numerous assembly of his fellow-eoustrymen if he dki not know that every one of his words would Ind an eloquent echo in their hearts. (Chem.) They all knew the motive which bad convened that sameably ; they were all aware what grave events seemed to be impending in Switzer land. Amy of aline had been raised smear them. They had felt the need of anion, of intemouree respecting their common country, of counsel as to the mama of sedating her. It could scarcely be neoneary for him to tecapitalate the facts which had brought about the critical position in which Switzerland now found herself. Nearkatel, whose liberties dated from 1214, whose alliance with the Swim was tremble to the first times of its existence, *rotted in 1816 the bonds which attached it to their country by signing the Federal contract. The nominal rights of the Prince of Neufchatel—rights which lad had no reel force except by the sanction which was given to them by the States of Neufchatel in 1707, were annulled so soon ea the people of Neufchatel recogsleell the new constitution which placed these States in the mak of a free Federal canton- Eight years parsed away wittiest the mince seek ing to re-aesert his rights or hooking treaties, when, in the midst of entire peace, a movenetat took place in the rates, having for its object the re-o lablieltoutt of his authority. The insurgents were mode prisoners, with sue la their handg In attacking the legal government at Sir canton, they, in the name of a foreign prime, braved the authority of the Confederation, end railed its territory; and from that tire they were amenable to the Federal W irer!. The rime, who had no right to erre Ms authority by snos, even. when that eutherity the eiseiser of legality, interpret sal dusted of Fertheeelrel the release of the evils. The Pear ref Omni semi to COO*. The pence awls Ss :Z a ea o . -re the Zig of Tess* Siellearl I milk wl seeplis Iletreleed Sled a d wz stesetiliselt u Se a' ems* le vies ..h.. mi l r i areer gu rSheee I eseilt e i es t : m er e b ef bri e = to AM he n Sem ISOM . weed “ yieli" wee sift be Semi le Se Slims el the thries. (Leaf drales.) lb cry Sue sob twit Sod freee de limb Sae Lars le tie slessillee of lie Caressee, " Re ddens% thesis wrikeembleed." Illeaddiperlies Settled bra lleir brie le the Telogloser. Messy we e velle m f il orl diem el IMO ef the SSW it IS GSM le swi m Se Saes el Se ewestry— • egilerie am* yield ot owe fiellreleed Se =t ef mil et the Mini wadi. (Clem) wos dipesed over Ms bolo libeuld they tem* min speelehere amid wet male (Cluse.) Ref the vise if easel emelt to Ade its Ade hearts? The arms of imp& owl of MoriMenteeee Say not yet re gal te Irk Imielte? (arm) Eli dry not ientre to IM = a lb: ts a r bip intirs erimall m ie , embe= ta lifah as they wate ef a See inerved in Ltheir Serb the awed be of mot sir of ersesp—Seir apiols esteps Mt Sir bawls les, Soy experketeil red =lag themehre with Iblibtsthrea, orl adds. Is their males sod lb* i=elltrii ... ore ci r 4hey baver vi r a re ger raiels. N omum wstia- ... inn Swims teesleg le the mem desk wale* 11 . 7 .". eta ..teralllll7l:datit (3 4 : of ire 1116.1ag Ulnas " • LL. " ltorisor L Prialtat 4 Maims lee nembres Canal Wm. "Netaskas,-IA4 sossapb awes War Nail laskes, rank 1 k wane as ewes smermat k pa* alskord k palate darks 01. that ' ipar palm kat as w pour se=t o. lit assti WI 44 Ims 44411, 46 kat waft kw =dolma ass kilmeasse, aim a eind• I. =ill di ma thersaw &TWAIN Pik & one ma &Ikeda regikito ism b aspen a Oalliandsa. Le assi Mal•alai hank arm* Palia% sakes satakrama masa " Pigment he graves htinseadzie adonis trainer • paella gejiat . Liele,. Ma= grand Bien de In an te. la unk, fide, et reepectEe de Petranger, errmod lee deux entente des " Qua Is aniala FE4Fral se;pte u l u‘ seisurenco de leer in - break/big nthehement i la &wee, of de leer dime volociti tale hem alerts I ma: de Jews aincitoyesui pour le mint der pad& Ire ammignee Toms picot, Messieurs, d'iurreer Pezpree- Ma de hoe bends dation et des tarot qu'ila forwent pour it phspiriti de me pmemes. " thee Dim potige Is &dam" (Much cheering.) He mid mot doubt Mt the artimmta espdoed in this disco would le ....,raid to by the uss. Let them reeersabee that the gym at Switzerland were open them, and that their procepedbsp would prohme eat Immense effect erg tbair eountrmem 11. liTarmit, who semoded the wades, chewed that this wee net the led time within a secant perkri that itwilmehert bed Ma ozemellei to mart as rms. In 1838, whim LeMel an =on wee reakliag b are y . Louis Mt be should be sent away. The de =rats vetmed en the ground JIM Louis Napoleon was a Swiss titian ; the country .need a efeeilar attitude to her present ttr. (Qom) Whatever diNerenoss there might base her wog the Striae in ismer limes, they were now all mited be the mum of their matey. Switeeriand bed always humi men of Went ready for an emergmey, sad had one bee to bow her Md. In 1838 she had at the hied et etvil sifts Heehaw, in 1847 Ochaenbebi, in 18111 she bed Stempily. Xamover, she bad always found pod gem& to bed ea bee amiss, mid bee citizens would, be tomine, be me re*" Suet conmese, et Met to die. =VW imer in z e n swaz a temisil the *d rilaW dataaulaidl am telsireab the Ling of MI Om was purged to orb say neeithl mai den he their ementry, net sue* be their panes, bat also in Seek perms. homer dieset%) TM moan gm thee pined the utmost enthemimea, the Meth( msolanalog adarntrante by_ cIePPIS the hods she hem, o wish eat extmmely Mechem man ner meershat SwM alarm at UMW essesekess. It. BOYS= matosiltbs egmenembhemt eta Mocelption of Swim chime nelilent in Engles& in aid et dmillse left dedititte by the depertm et their Muds or at other mem bere ht the hay mild be seem emd, gemerelly, at say same =dee tie.lfeet the reiira of Swiss "Men or heir M.• Intranet amended the .motion, which was Moped with musk M. I. letrun d MOgneva, said he had the bearer to nee Om no the Megat of the Swim in be tem lawn learnt UM= reeidts=t 4 : about te be mede • in lAVII eribieg te be left _smirked ettimet • de ,' seembstim et the dmlad* ME Tiede swift yhee yeeheiley mime the peddimey et their L me* seed be need acstredy add that ft wen dmtleed bee as inthribm sad fiembeity which were to be expected bum Sighs slam at each memeat as the present. He thee reed all Wirer to the Swim Federal agvesd to et the meetleg, which wee the imam mast 'i v= jest Ms MerpeL He aided vithh a dew sieges a whelps et SM. was mind, end that be lied that hid the plimeo at yxisr s eiae atmeMadthe committee in at lAreepeL The Swim of Uvapecti mm thed gem be this6r teem meanie. thet=lbasswad this duty tomb Mile by Maim mem Ihmeseives et MK war miehmitely a breer b r=woeid le lumpy mi mice pond to kw the MIMS ems. (Cheers.) And ft maid me , be mew emly_ _thet the Swim Wry at Limpet would mil to Swftlebemi; thus wield mho be eoldiers. (Imml ) Let bet the ibeelper set Mt as the Helvetic eel, end the mg/ft knew Maher or not the Swiss in Engird midi be helot to unite them selves to their brothel Mealy membied mice the Federal bane. (Fteneedil eimes.) Y. Bossy widest, in tbe name of the laasting to thank the Eagliel meek Ned 'moda ll y th e press of this country, for the meminilly eillb Mick they hatorted Switzer land lelme remelt • hope that the egmement a p beds =lag of Prude to them samlimais et be had wandered so mach dodos dm hmoths embried by =the eggeiMpent he hilentem gandemem se • IseneMent the whim ass shires 7. Baru I. aradhft, I. Be der C. Brest, C. Deem F. 'mot Demembas, C. °minima, C. Ouilleame, O. limpeeda, 3. C. Imams, G. Mrillmd, Nicole, A. Priem H. Pasteur, 1 . raby, A. P. Peewit, 0. Preyed, 3. thenter,C. Torrey, sod P. Walther. The imam having been eleaded, was at mei pispiet Oa the motion of Mom A. P. Plumose, themke weer ml/M termheiell thehomel al the meling. WWII, bewenge, tbeeekesdp rim Sit me balm eamplitei—• smith which there was to nommity for comembig, all remit impeming meet eager to =d their meeme—Caphim Imee, of the Anglo- Leigh& • citizen of Beim, delivered, in the m, a spstemeuus Meese, which, sided by admi rable mlieselegies, produced a and thrilling elect upon the araillassa, eggrallag as it did in the moat forcible manner to this phial= end Maim. Its... Pittet, of Geeeva, blest CIVIL Loam with sew remeks of a similar cha rade" k Hmlieb—thi eismitel lemmas, Es he tinned it, of kbeety• wed avow Ober things remeiced with pride that while ter, wi th el bee historical giedig, mil Femme, with ell bee ea piety, had succumbed he Emetic power, Sediembeed me as yet • land of liberty. Beim the metiag smarmed it wee ingdollattd that the subscription, independently of the NIL mind at Live already amounted to 1,781/. The slim to the Federal Conned of Switzerland was signed by weenie of 180 Before dispersing, the meeting gave several rounds of elude, accuroldnied with the sharp clapping of the hands before mentioned, fur the Swiss Confederation. MEETING OF SWISS RESIDENTS IN LIVERPOOL.— A meeting of Swiss residenta in - Liverpool wee convened by E. Zwilehenbert, Esq., Swiss Consul at Liverpool, on Thursday, for the purpme of instituting a sube for the wive. and families of those at present under arms the eaticipsted war between Prussia and Switterlanl7t r e isesting was held at the Consul's dike. Although the circular convening the meeting had been issued but a few hours, about thirty gentlemen were present. Much catho des& patriotism was manifested, and upward* of 6001. was et once subscribed. The subscription is gin open. A pest number of Swiss, both from Liverpool and Manchester, are returning home, for the purpose of resisting the aggression upon their country. (Stamped ld. Additional) [TWOPENCE. THE SAMARITAN INSTITUTION. EXTRAORDINARY DISCLOSURES. Mr. Styr Edward Peck Barber, the secretary to the Samaritan Institution, appeared yesterday in discharge of his reeognisancos before Sir R. W. Carden and Alderman Humphery, at Guildhall, to .rower the charges of obtaining two bsnels of porter, one barrel of bioeuite, and one park of dour, under Islas pretences, with intent to defraud M MEM. Hoare and Co., brewer.; Messrs. Manners and Wells, brewers; Maws. Huntley and Palmer, biscuit batten, of Beading; and Mews. Ponaford and Co., of the City Flout Milk Mr. Sleigh, instructed by Mr. Buchanan, conducted the prossention; and Mr. Joyce, inetructed by Mr. Horne ley, sttended for the defence. The • taken on the former occasion having been read over Mr. Martin (the chief dirk), Mr. Sleigh said, in consequence of further instructions he had received, he felt it his duty to strengthen hin care by ceiling arse additional witneeme who had been tampered with the defendant, who had offered two per girls 2e. M. and a new pair of boots, if they would come here and swear that they bad received beer and biscuits on Christmasday, 1666, bat, to their honour and credit be it spoken, they re fused to tell lies either for him or his money. (An attempt at applatue was here made, but instantly supposed.) m . eal persons who had been Ormaile e Sainruitan OA - 4111‘ AllUd, sad Wer whether- beer or biscuit given to 1111 = p&Or. AD agreed t neither biscuits nor beer - had been given. Thomas Floyd, 415 A, of the Metrupolibin I'otioe, said—l , was at the Samaritan Institution on Christmas-dry, 1866 from • quarter to one o'clock in the day, until about har lot_ it or seven o'cloek in the evening. 1 sues eometimes Maid* and at others outside the institution. I saw the poor people supplied with food during that time, but I sew neither beer nor biscuits distributed to the poor. In fact I never saw ant . biezr . tits at all; but I bad some beer. samlntd-1 wee directed to keep nrder at the doors, and I have been on that duty for three years. I was chiefly at the door to keep too many from going inside. Mr. Barber was there the whole time. Whenever we got enough ineido we abut the door, and w ent inside until the door ins opened gain to let In let. After. the feeding of the poor wee over, I got my . I believe about half-past six or a quarter to seven o'clock. Re-exanalned—l do not remember when the lot hatch left the balftg; but I recollect that towards the end of the leading theisof ma short, and all who OMs after gut smaller plan demi than those who were first served. Thum 270, John Ridgen, 260, and Eli loner, 22i,_ City= to the awe effect. Wary yree ,aid—l am 16 yearn of age. lam an iamb of lunge for the Destitute in WLitesmerestreet. I lens maim hither nor mother. On Christmas-day, 1855, I wee at the lisemeltin Institution, and Lad Wine meat, grir/ bred. I had no beer or biecuite on that day. Cendlay bet 1 went to the Samaritan Institution, and Kr. Issir . f.lllll* me some soup. There were a great many peer row doe MAW myself. I sew Mr.. R api er, who robed who wan grant M the Christmas dinner' 1 year. He father Embed se if we had had any beer oribieces_ He did not Wier to any partimkir time. I mid I' had no beer or Odle," im:a Mr. Barber then kept me and another young girt WE, sad asked us if we would gel up for him, sod In err ha would give us half-a;ciown and a pair of ben V we 11411 Vii VD tip and say we had beer and b,oculte. I nil I wall net 1.11 • fahehood fo -anybody. lie mid the et=the girl, There ,was other mow preoent, Me Oil dewed • the plee. The other girl . were MI coiled oar had their soop, and weir sent sway. Dir. how she was keprback ? • Wltorp— Hs ins to sit down and wait. I,==illl l -1 was in service set 0, Exmouth-street, I bit there three dam before Chttlebtar. My miarean Men flramy, went to Australia, and. Would have Obit ens with her, but I could not go. Iwg pith her three rase. Bohn I went to service, Imin it WO= with my =dew unifiable died, and then Mr. Visa, got me into St. Ofirs's Reienreatory Institution, until I went to Mrs. Semen. Theo were a great many potion. present when Mr. Barber asked who bad beer and biscuits. The tables woeful!. Two of us mid "no ;" and ten said " yos," they had beer sad Marmite. I did not we I had beer on Chrism-to day. It was Pettit who fleet spoke to me on this subject since Mr. Barber. The day before yesterday Pettit mine to me in Parringdonsumebit. I hove had amp before, bat Mr. Bieber has net given me any since Monday. I dug en dm Bellsgo, where I got bread night and morning. far e ak‘lingeseing the day. I saw Mr. Homey on not tell him I had been at thainatitn thm Cbdoinsirisy,lB6s. Mr. Barber. brother was there . en Maminy with Mr. Horeeley ; Mrs. Barber and her son sad davgleter were elm there in different parte of the room. I did sat tell Mr. ifeneley, in the presence of both gentlemen, that I bed beer Mai biscuits; for I had none. Itemssaidas&—After all the root had left the room, a young ma tar downed asked sin our vernal, and after he had per these dews on pager he winked his eye upon us, and asked as to say the beer was drawn in the soup mar and that de potatoes were beentifid ant !Mary. Mr. Joyce objected that • son's winking his eye could not be evidence. . . . K Bdr R. W. Carden—A wink of the eye is not wry material. _ . . fib R. W. Carden asked witness if she still adhered to her former statement, that Mr. Barber bad offered her haif.a crown and a pair of boots to state she had beer and biscuits on Christmas-day ? Witseee—l do, sir. I am positive he made shot offer to me. It was after the man winked at me, and put our names on paper Fir R. .W. Carden said it was extremely creditable, rap paring her evidence was true, having sited as she had dose. - (Applatue.) Mr. Joyce objected to this mode of treating the case against Barber. _ . . . . . Sir R. W. Cinden laid be did not care for Mr. Joyce's ob jection, end he would take care this witness did not lose the looney. Mr. Joyce spin objected to this case being decided in this . . . Sirß. W. Carden said he was there to dispense jwdiee, and if Mr. Joyce impugned his veracity , or fairness when he said that Its had no favour for either side, he would order Mr. Joyce to leave the court, for he would have the bench treated with prosper respect. (Tumultuous applause.) Mr. Joyce said be meat no disrespect to the bench, but it a dl i zaer to him that the one was being prematurely Order baits( Inen Ellen Daley me culled said—l was at the institution on Chriethondley, 1&56, bat had neither beer nor biscuits. I was there wain on Monday last, and had a basin of soup. Mr. Barker was there, and asked those to mond up who had any bid en Christmas-day, 1866. A great many stood up. He thin salsa say of bad beer or biscuits, and some said they bd, bat the but ignites. and I said we had not. Mr. Berber took two young women up staira, and soon after he awe down and told Mayene and me to remain behind. The Mahan was cleared out, and Mr. Barber then mid if weld sins up to the court be would give me half-a-crown sad • pair of boots to say that I had beer and biscuits on Christasee-day. I said I would not swear to a lie. We were am let oat. The two women Mr. Barber took up stairs were ITTX7like myself. I have had no soup ®foes Monday. tut side the Institution from 8 o'clock in the morning until 2 o'clock, when there was no more soup. Others got in and Ind map. Creseinnuained—Thert was not a great many got soup during dee fay while I waked. I went at eight o clock to r.eresbal, and the last Mimes and I were allowed to mash . I the net smog the number who said they had beer and lima@ en Clieleleamidel, 1855. Mr. Barber told them who led leer le ism* _ma they all went but four. We remeinsi berm Mr. Bedew told us to do so. Some ot those who mid they bed her went out afterwards. I saw Mr. Hensley se Se institution en Monday. He and Mr. Barber went up sind the women mistaken up to them. by the Caust—ON Tuesday last I waited dose to the deer of the beatitatien, bat I wee not let in, while Yeas behind see we eidditlel. glr R. W. Carden mind bar why she did not go in P Witmer said dm weld not get un unless told to go in r t Mr. Beaker. MI no ticket, bat wine of the ether e bed tickets. Mr. High said be should not carry the ewe say further dm. Mr R. W. Peden amordingly adjourned the mar; and g reen Hot, be CMIIIIIIIIOIIC4 of the evidence of the two girls gine OM day, the ere bad weed a very serious aspe ct: and slam* en the brow semi= he thought it sufficient to to lbedshadents men iseatesocea he moat now rerlie ewe emety in 1031. bail in 501. each. . e llleigh add the ems might_easume a very important ~L~rj sad the charge NWT' W.& into one of subornation of . Carden ormnffinented the two girls on the man ner la odd& Ike, bed ghee their evidence. He had never men girls In wit ea unhealed. pakten give their evidence in the enaliselten 'MA mad eracross-examination.as they bed dime ; emt be aseireil Him that the Almighty would thrive pekes' these in the same of honesty and truth. He wend hike one they should not lose the half- 01011 fat bed bean 0.11111 team. Mr. Joyce said be bit it lie duty to object main to the meseur king 17 the deon evinced in the Alder. mite es it was the intention of Mr. Barber to heist there for psejury. fir E. W. Carden said at all events the girls were not Path of rhea Tbs ems was adjourned until two o'clock on Satur day (this day); Mr Charles Hoeseley and Mr. H. C. Barber beWg security for the appearance of Mr. Barber. Sir R. W. Carden remarked, in conclueion, that Mr. Joyce was the dot who bad ever charged him with partiality as a magistrate, and he therefore asked him if it were possible to ham acted with greater impartiality when be tied allowed the defendant to stand on the bench behind hie °camel throughout this isvestiptiva, THE HOME SECRETARY AND THE CONVICT SYSTEM. The Home Secretary hes mimed great excitement la Der Otley a rgur places in the West likaar, by tekeelas Gawp • sotathis Naval, who was ess towel to two yore' .mars et the July seethe et York. The thea a deys age, wee mated a thsalad et ca the cheep dethaspthe to pm spurious hethereorn at • beer-heess. het Ids • aoanetion Wag well thaws, oesolisesdie sepia me salted *mm* la• aF thanks_ by Ids hash anal keep, sad it was sappased that be hid amp' to maps lean pt.is. He wen bath • bath id siogianess to dun wane, sad he stead Moth. bid has ralsrel Hem piece by the Horse . Ikosetsay on the pound atillthahh. His they, to the ay =rotody, was found be he asseet, end les was Hanes, It will he reaollsead, was saated sa=at lig the essetheralrl who was demi atnethaY Ha Ilkley base the owner. Th. sabers the od anehthe mint lie la deg the, lut ' soothe drip, the al Waft asenthing end s pet • awe Utley, wee keuaht hone a hay eel he was ssatnesed so salsa aeon The aleemares se Ws ream hes awed Mai dimildestlea sessapt the ne d the award ex . isselthel dallier et Braddie alesithstd, Othy. oaf the usialsades d the Dstheed thiden ia t • — ;a7Zarj the theahed Oenthisnes ailess • emider aide thenetha it the wembal OM, trenswee as bee Mr "My! • pedea had lova anima upa E.Vay analog amid le dune k ase ; end it wee ethe method thth lathe asth wadi he thallost *the flowdery the Home Dsporthent wed/ that bathe th e the salassiethe of the withal him Ist lidapWs alunthey was eatthled Ito Wm. It me athied to eameeniesee the shore aria- Leer IC Orb, with WiNessram et *elk yew toothy (Frlday), with the 11.001111Yedell Set the *eve Tine alteeht be forwarded iodic proper 'eerier. Names, the peniseni othrict, Dr relethei to hie id bomb to the elites% el lboriewotth, ini b lathe a lib et I. Ms proem* cameo great tenor to 16 preamble nthilthstne. THE GREAT NORTHERN FRAUDN.—FINAL COM MITTAL OF REDPATII AND KmeT.—Leopold Redpath, late the chief registrar and trenderer of stock to the Great Northern Railway Company, sad William Charlie Commis Kent, formerly chief clerk in the Imree department, who stand charged with haring pereaktad the eSONIDous trends on be Owlet Northern Riilway, were, yesterday, agaim' OMR at the bar of the Clerkeawell police-court. The pi mew Raclin& and Kent, fho said that they Amid reeerm WI, defence, wore tally amentitted to Newpate fro trial. The Owner Raps& le committed on six Magnet came el for gmg and one of trend, and Rent is charged with being con signed with Redpath in lbw eases of forgery. Tsg REPORTED RETIREMENT OF ME. RORRFALT, M.P.--LITRAPoot, FRIDAT.—The annonneenmet made by • Intl jewnal yeetaday, relative to the retirement al Kr. T. 11. Ronfell, an &mount of M-hesith, le=innz , that gentlemen being in tbe tigjOrDeltt of period ' laving no intention of rieligagg hie mat.