The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-07 00:00:00

N L S PAP II 7 l r ' , • . e - - - , • I , ss.au.axa IbliP ll/ 31r t • _ _ yr irsrinalleel_ r kin 7 AR it T. 1889. [Staa3ped, ld,UslitionaL3 [TWOPENCE THE DISTRESS IN to*sitak THE 811BA8TOPOL WAGS AT USIPORA iTAV.AL AND MILITARY. RVIMMEL'S ALMANACS. for 1863, richly Must:de:l and refused for imparting ••defied/al scent to pocket-books, card mask desks, de. fast out, price 61., by pod for 7 damps. Sold by all the trade. Itimmei, perfumer, 96, Mend, and 14, Corn/1111. MRS for BOMBAY. —The gOeudid AD RAGLAN. A 1 IS years, Leoo tone ithen. India Docks, be deeFetebed on the lath . rot cable aocomobodation.—For plane and IItINDLAY and Co., Sh Parllamentstreet, It, HAMMY, and SEW It Leaden- calling _at the Cape of Good Hope .MONTHLY STRAY COYMITNIC.ATION and INDIA by the magnificent fleet of to the FAST INDIA and LONDON SHIP. imited).—The wellfmown clipper ;minter, 2,249 tone, 300-horse power, 0. H. -I,sommunder, now loading in the Victoria (Loadon) on the 18th February, embarking i nk Oravesend on the 20 th February C a C e t . the Cape of flood Hope and Ralik 211 s built expressly for the Indigo brie, boa 'refuted, has hilt-rata acoormasailisa Dr carry an experienced ansmen. sip a Nge of the last wren AMMO= los bow ?2 days ; the Hydaspee performed the voyage In ithe Calcutta) in So days, being the shortest aeight or passage apply to ORINDLAT aad Co., at-street . S.W., the broken ; ALFRED BRITT and ..esdenhall.street, EC. or at the OFFICES of the mincing-lane, London, E.C. where mho applies elite ea midshipmen should be made. aP r intin RICHARD DREW, Secretary. ' London Shipping Company (Limited), Busing lane, E.C. THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Liability limited by Act of Parliament. F. 500,000 in 120,000 shams of LA each. Deposit on allotment, Al pm share. Guaranteed Spec cent. by the British Government, upon com on and worldng at the cable. CRAMMAR—The Ieti Right Bon. JMOB STUART WORTLEY. Tws-Ousanswg —CURTIS IL LAWSON, Esq. Eticralcun—Cromwen F. Farley, Esq. CONSULTING omourriz. William Fairbalra, Pao., F.R.S., late President of the British Amociation. Joseph Whitworth, Esq., F.R.S. Professor Wheatstone, FAR • Professor W. Thomson, F.R.8., of Glasgow. Szcsarsar.—George Seward, Lg. RUMOR In London—Messrs. Glyn, Mills, and Co., andthe Bank oflngland. In lancashire—The Bank of Manchester. In Ireland—The National Bank and its branches. In Scotland—The British Lin[ Company, and its Branches. SROIIB. Mesas. Fader and Braithwaite, 68, Old Bro•d•treet. London. Messrs. P. Casanova and Co., 65. Threadneedle-street, London. Pimpeauses and forms of application for shares may be had at the brokers, or at the Company's °Rees, Sr, Old Broad-area, London.—By order, GEO. BAWARD, Secretary. MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE stUP.—For BYDNIY Duvet (to matt pnwtoolly mom lad eldwatjg day tard Joire r the r BANISH); AI 13 years, MO jpValr, Comm*" ; 1 7 1 wIt in tan India Tested boa a tel with Bruarate ammo- Pith oeoarieN sad well kllGlrla tor bar d , wawa" oltom a deiralie .telowl*fiair tried or proupeapply toDlVlTTsndltWis. and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ^ SIIIP.—For SYDNEY Direct (to YU pane : February, last shipping day lard of Ifebroart. lersey-built dipper WILLIAM COLL A I 12 8 tone W. TUT ILL. Commander : imet India WeIIADO.III clipper is noted for her fassesalling s good accommodation for chief cabin — genengers. y an experienced surge_ort i.t_requhred.lfor terms T=22zer, GorirDlTiikudaaloazt and MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .CHICT SHIP.—For PORT PHILLIP Direct (to be punctually on the 16th January: last slipping day the splendid ellpwr ship PRIM OF INGLAND, took J. BISMIID, Commander ; lying to the This fine resod, built in 18W, and owned by Wilson, and Co., of Glasgow, has first-rate *mow cabin pummels, and will carry an eerieneed llama. - She Is well known for her htsting qua ins of freight or Poonnlio aPPLY to GILLATLF. 311 WILL. Lemdssikall•trest ; to DRVITI 101liersitniet. and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE IT 8111P.—Ter AMAMI West (will bare lin the well.knawn Brltloh-Onliteldp WYCLIFFE, 0010Prrdr. MINN NA tans. T. A. Amu, the'Loodos Docks. This mart sewed bee excel dation for a few chief cabin sad is excellent ardor In which she ' delight ar prow apply to DST= and THEATRE ROYAL LYCEUM will OPEN, under the sole management of Mr. ISCHTEB., on SATUR DAY, January 10th. To commence with en original sketch en titled A SUDDEN ATTACH—Mmes. Shore, Garden, H. Widdi. comb, Miss Menrade, end Mn. Ins. After which, at a quarter to 8, a New Bomantie Drama. in three acts and prologue, entitled The DIIIEra MOTTO, by Tani level and John Brougham. rho principal character we be 'astatine:thy Mr. Pechter, supported by Were. G. Vtailltil.. a. broogibaa, H. Widdicomb, W. Intyre, I P. Charles. Garden. II Butler, Dawson, Mimes Carlotta I I"..lereq,_Ktao Trr7'. 'Avenue. and Mswa: u ttly sitor tr. rheum ana Mr. w &der moutgornery are eclipsed =mu at half-paste, Lo s tmneree at 7 y . %Mte 1 Zit 1 3 . 6d. and g Mose : Stalls, ea 6d. : der circle, ss. 6d.. upper circle, is. 6d. Prices at doors : Stalls, H.; diem e. circle, sa. upper circle, M. : pit. Di. : Plied, 10. No half-pric Box-Mace open daßy from 11 till 6. Stage mansger. i Mr. Cl. Vining . Acting manager, Mr. H. Barnett. and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE telt= SHlP.—far 1./LIINCISTON Dbeet have despatch:, the Didah.lolt clipper CRAIGIEOAR, re 246 tone. G. LIADLZY, Corweleader 17 11 41 to a Docks. Me mei. well know' to the Cape trade for lambics sad lewed &Motor of cargo, or a desirable (2-IFor Isms al freight or I M Its. Et. : or P r a gA 4 111111boodrest. Will be followed by the molar feettsmy." NSE SUCCFAS of LITTLE CORELLI TENSE her new and marvellous performance:. The Your Antill ean Wonders have occasioned quite a sensation : they annum all ever wltneased in this country. The best company in London. Including Madame Valekenaere, Mtn Constance, Madame Loa,- blm, Madame Elue, Miss Limy Watson, Mr. De Brenner, Mr. and Mrs. Brennan, Warrenton, Daley, and Little Bob: sod Miss 0 , 10,4111 A Smithson in caw Pantomimic Enteristmnent. LONDON PAVILION. Tionbcgoonnsset. LOOM sal SONNNANIXIIIL Proprisioss. . and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ACM= SHIP.—Par HOBART TOWN Mod (to be I panetually oa the Mad of Isom/hit trinj a dAY `al7), the wallAnown Aberdeen e N IN 610 toes mister, W. CAMP BHLi. Ovirsinder : Loudon Docks. This due ve Ms Int-rate tor Wet cabin pMengeril. alm soled tor passages oltms datnadwportanity to se ated or passage apply to DM' sad MOO 9, BMWs, rEELONDON GRAND RIGSTAIIRANT. LIINCIEMONB sad DINNEAS • Lk CASTS can be lad with 001/01T sad DISPATCH AT ANY HOUR DAILY. SAITYINS 7•1101., II LONDON DINNER, ready troth 2 tai S In the Oland Salem Spedsl dining-rooms for Yam and instkesso. Spam sad well sentlisted wink cafes, and Mllliblat Wools. OW ON SUNDAYS MAI 10471 ry Tlszt. PresLL =NIL wsfathr• 151. nszroruzr. Comm ft auwocky-wis. 11 .TZEILYNSTRIGIT, ST. JAMB'S, B.W. lltablitated )6111171273 101120 N W 1203, LIQUKURS, *.c., at ilierlenis prim. Ake Lid cat Arthur, °Apar Vit"Caralsaya. and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE /MAT 81111..--Por HOLES TOWN tared 'to be punctually on the 20th ot February. last & m at soy Is). the well-known clipp er ship real-ter 355 to J. OALLA HAN. Cownosocier ILondon Docks. This mart vessel has snoop, wttk modialoa for chief and riff • quick peargrea at • to tennaot alagia at lamp amply io.Vivne7-l end FURNITURE OAR theLimplad RIAGE FREE, to any Part al Drierbereoora Bence In Velvet £ls • 0 DiSWIM-TOM Wes, complete 36 Dleinemmia Sanaa make' SI 0 led-room Belton complete I Warranted Phstelasn P. aml d 1111Y7173. 144, oxiomaarsza, W. amordial Cetdamme male repeal tree cm eppßeatles. BALL PASSENGER LINE of curl._ = PAOLI= far AIINERALIA tram Lesion dimes. IWa. liellida .1 Zama Zero; I—.--- MIN Ira Jas. 10 1.1 00 Lod= Jut. IS MIN /MI6 FM. 10 MOO 1 1 leas Zia OS 2.000 IL lams im. as MOD IL Idle Jan ID 2.00 IL mi. Ye& TS Aftlit !dial& • OURTABIS, PORTDCREB, WAUGH N 4.1 sad SON beg roosettally to ail stitoltios to ths Aar ssitstioa of al tlis new fabrics for Curtail* Ito., al A a r tank* wearsfardare, the designs sad sobers of yid& ars sro, satt!dtag to the present tasie.—LONDON cuirsr WINOMI, Sand 4 Goodssollsot, Tottodoat-orarteood,W. —.ranged Ins at pagans have. kr Ong tuagbgabST iaMeeS. awned • amid Imes gegranagan. and *dr pr ow salanandangn unergagged b• sag warn Most—Far reValkol toweling Olg a 11 , 1 • Amanita ate to A... NUM gad _ Arta gor nod: and T. M. )(MIA and Oa, Iggadangradianeg• T C. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers . (la IIidaa4oIPAZAI7iNICANDLIS. to whose the pries medal (Ind) Ass boon ar arded. sad their mediae adopted by her liedestes Govereaseat ter um at the Witter, stations abroad. These oodles eon be obtained d ail ehesdhos sad In the United Kibriene. Pries in ad. per pawed ; aro d's cede berated United levying dap TWA., ed. end ed. eacl pebile sir santisered to see that Wield'e label le on the =a or beim Whoiseeis only, sad bee exportation.— Upper Lambeth, Logias. L K ! I N K! I N K! I N WARDS WRITING mad COPYING INKS surplus all sawn is Qrtla tad durability of colour. Agents wanted for Yearn and . Ilanotactory, Cisetou, N. TO WTI= OBUTHAEL An VA WLY STEAM OOMMUNICATION so NEW TONI Otroot.—Tho uvarow. NEW TOM eft PHIULDELTHUETUAEHIP COAPENY Yid dieltoldt• Nii_WWlloWpoworod rio.bollt boo law ilMiri4llol 63o eallr aasit l ama 4 10 ". as 1 122 X LT MON I. POI TOE& WOAIOO, We dy. J. 7th lEHI TEC AM Wedssoolay, las. 14.1 M . 'UNCHASTE& Wedossam Jo& 1863. Aid vary sooossoliag Wollooolg. prom 16.17, as 4 21 golons. orardiog to Ws *Mono I& Homed osologo, * N ti beiodlog al perkier hoosoloos hr Osmosis. tie United M" owl AHOY AA. booked Amok as very advaalsisoes at bwas.—/er • pirikallars ligiyt• WILLIAM IMMAII.M,Wster 4 WWIA ce to MB mai MACEY. 43. liallaaana C9II7IIO2I.—WATHEBEITON and BROOD= raged Ur palliate Um*, Cmist Gold dated aa tar lavelaa—" Odd sad Peas Odd; is sir se ra= =4.driatiaa. WATIIIII9YO I sal and an mamba tramdestalat by thus. rill dim Uds pritaly aad at tha maatsolarars* prima llatataakey. 111, LilasOast. Osnioaina.W.C. lays omit at Asir B*weary sae la ault.ll.ll atiabialma l *aid al II la Ur swidag. aad ea daterdsys at 1. IRITISH iad NORTH AIIZRIOAN ROYAL MAIL STEAII-alliPa, mosolotal Ita tie ailmkaattall LITIMPOOL NM TOLL NA Mamma DosroN, with übirs7 am at MOM orhorparta sad receive malls, pada sad pamoraloo. tha Boolas .34=at Halifax to INA aid fatalat paolompora tad a mita The Moving we seer wads me rl to to from Liverpool. liat at Cork to nodes Qs SILKS, SRLWLS, MANTLES, FANCY DIMIM tx.. 1.. Inuiv sod EON. beim botrous et naming teak Reek = to their instil itoei-tddlie. elm doildid to allow a MINN Pll CWT. spin ail miss mommilog to Ilb. sad *rift iX is ds. bid this so mama ci mppaismor ortsolto lor will tbs stook smoomeibmaltsmi= MAMMA. BLSNITIS, ootanwAirss, ....a smera MA NZI( GOODS, parebsoldiyitrrizzersiteiragossi mom 15 sod 16, LUDO N LC., Poor demo beet et limerseimirmi. ARABIA, sr WON, Ratorday. Jan. 10. • AIIMALLIKRIF. for NEW YORK, Satendor, Jan. 17. • Taking ponempara and goods to Ramo and Barium, to be transferred at Now York on bdord the 11.3‘.8 S. &Kink QUO'S. lOTA, tar 110OTON, If.=,.Jan. 24. is =NM tee and peofrinkak bat winos*" Bfraor ip ttto Halifax and Bodes, did ealls, agas4 Wks. all New York, elk( eon* LIS; word cabin, £OL 110" to B ata ; Beaton. and Now York, 13 ke. and I par amt. prbodoe.—Apply to J. B. Poo d, fd, Lambs ;J. Bane, and Moe dm In Worn, ; a aid J. lam, Balionatietreat. ; C. Whir. 9wountown; or D. and C. Wirer, 5, Water- Itvgaffill -A TACT WOMIT ON NOS" AI%MILER =MOVED frees Band•strest vs, siteassrusun HAsoviasqussa. elk ea Ortabor. sass. MI stessw. worms WNW baler Ora inie. lOWkiwi SAL WIN T ER CLOTHING. X X 0623 and 602 lei t• rams *X thedr =relrter Mates bate bean mile an so wet • weft rttlt age, that dew er• MY be mist tie demo& et A dram. Is • memo, *X emu* al t• seeme• Oros sm. Avlimestis• at publi: 4 76ll. .Thou eezerge ordain la lettak =eke Istimeir roma 4. 7 6 12. 1 7 .17 them ans.= nandtZtelrtt="3:2l4 sad:Z O i t:l Dfat float LONDON to BRITISH °OLIN- S AT tl l a l .-!-too VICTORIA, Vothronwent Idea& the venni threw theonwhip POST-YMCA. AI Was Wen. LAN 200 horse power, A. D. MINIMS. LS., Con 'or, raw boding in the Rant Isdis Deets, Is ready for on of pa wingers, and hes 'thimble aconethodstlow far on Will be despatched as the lath Jansary. so as to antra opening of the mining earth. It le Intended to coal at Verde sod Valparaiso. This nosel protects greater ade a to shippers of lemon Deeds sad paseengen than the mai—Apply to ANDIRAOTI, TDOMSON, sad Balitereann . M CRAWLS OSWALD. 13, Deentherald. Laithardeareet , sr to PILOT sad co.. S. imatatudi-dieet loader Bosses : Cley Ideldishotent, 1/4 114, ne, 157. Ilbecateo ; IR ells 117. 111. et, Aldine. M. SOT, KR Few Orteeisereet; 1. 2, Bartstreet. 111. Totembemennesed Brame. us. Tosomisweem•wod; Slake•cosa- Ma II I si p 11111011 °.• =111radkrd. Yarning. AB meths en emoted bidets *germ l the owest oedble prlom tram vein be ebstemen as be mks. An Ma* bet soommod of wOl be exchanged, or the maw niareed. Vaillbm - osed of prlon with Mao for self oseaseiemeoß end senerek PIM fres. IL 11001111 mit *SS elbollesests ere dosed even Friday at amen till fleAmtlat si mast, More badness Is remand usto 11 °Week. )11ILLIPPII, GRAVES, and PHILLLPPS sir sseterthwelcaed Imbehms stammers: , 31,0rE b EDL3II, the STESOORD, Thursday morning early, oath" Tower. Yam AL 1111311521, the SAME OONDOR, or NOWT, alternately /111 0,13 7. h'als 1131 ‘ 31 7 403 * 0 U am. ; at Biwa- Pre to reedy. prosaws alma* Piths: Lt. AL and lea S.& Irsossrbsssa Is always ateamtds, whilst the other rushers Po to MO clewed by ice. GOTHUDITIth, the GUSTAF WASA, In a few days. FOXIS, 133 a, Alt h. and El. °ZiVrtilllN, lee EAST ANGLIAN, Janaary 7th, Aldenssis I/Ser. • For freight, a s a. nebly at Chaelea Haltered Mee, Rige Ng pMa,WTS,GILAVIS, sot PHILLIPS* 't. Bood.lans, alt NZ:YRA.BIS Gins for all who court the Gay a l d ssu.e gessea —ROWLAND. bIACAMAR OIL, • and batathher of the bdr beyond an paeoedesit. Row ="rKtityder, far a tedlent Mem to the maple:kg, mod • scams sad to the hands, arm& and met. Row boat( Odento. er Peed for giving a peart-Ilke white ner bathe teeth and fragrance to the heeeth. The Patronage of royalty threaghont Zama, their general =a by rank sod Whirs, and the universally known Ataxy el these &Maws, glee than a celebrity anparalleied.—Sold by A. ROWLAND of BON% 10, Hatton garden, and by chemists and peritaaws.—Ark fee "Pow. bads' arlieke. DitNEFORIYS PURR FLUID MAGNESIA s bola, daring twadtreve r im % Im it atksal7 b ilker:Zact medical protantoa, sad aalreruiar are=ap . Wm as the lost mod, kr oddity at the , beadsebe, goat, sad Irdlgistige, aad as a mild ape fleet tar debeate eeenftaoooa, acre eleohlra7 fof teaks end children. It le pr li epared, iu • .rate d Foto* PI as 4 *I endow mataat, DISNINOILD sad 011.. Nue Dm& L aa daa ; sal nil by all respealabla *MUM thruagl•- amid. )ZEAU'S COP&HINX was, rooessfully tied In the Paris and Loudon ilonplhala, gnaw the ewe of Acura CaMier, Itkard. Lloyd. Pe lead. end Lem Char (Lltsret. eh Nov., ISM Geode • cure In re sower a in ALM -In recent or dorm& dlesena—ta IL pre at C. lawmen French SaTerrohrg• AN KIFFECTIJAL B.NICEDY.—LAMBENPB ASTHMATIC /WAAL wllhemb modal MA bards or the bead, truly ellacadona ed pismast. is Admitted Io be asset medicine for immidlstel/ reboring osegta, sift amassd agave of asthma, mad inelpient oonumptina. fro woody cams persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable, adothably says the tickling which provokes frequent= In approaching commutating ha efforts are truly Persona deprived of sleep. or even lying down for fear of saffoca t4l,pnama only sold by W. 1.61111611. T. chemist, a. HMI WS- Ilara-atreek Charmg-cross, and by all &valeta, in bottle* Wad., and three quantities in one, Ts. sd. Be particular and ask for Inadtarts Asthmatic Selma The rime mg address's mgemed IA Me gum, THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, Ne. =UV., E U he published on Wednesday sea. L Travels in Peru. t Inetttutee for Working Men . Coarnittakmal Government In Rossi& 4. I dation' of the Greek Testament 6. The Ticket of Leave System. & The Art Loan Exhibltim 7. Life of Christonher North & The Stanhope Miscellanies. 9. Three Yam of a Reform Admintstrat John Murray. Albessarinatoset. DL min= ON itirL7-FaIOIIZVATION. PAN k ; fc . tee. 12. ar sealed eh.* 10 dames. Yeti sad Os., larks ar direct from the Anther. Q/1"-P VATION • a Popular Emmy OD 1. tha Core d Yaws rd lityaleal Debility, by D. L MUM 17, Dieb144411111714 :rides.licentiate of the Rerfal Collette of lreralrimburedyac- Wessrengretiets aad mew *Ulm for =say years devoted his stay a ba the triatiment oi the illoraare d the nervous system. At hems tram TO ttli 2 and • Iladkr4aresre. LandaL (I.IVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERER& ‘A tocrni heoeserealese a 1W owner; 01 his the NERVOUS mad DEBIL ITATED. A Dow , si giog ir m f o mm.d, wank to the ignite emit. ri.IVATZ =MCAT. WIND pl. per* siliet.d. Au w a. ere esibetleg bole ordiesry asset, at ea the leig.eere el Names los at If awry, Melia; ,anklud dwell a& cow end a steamed &reeled envelope to et leeibede, peet-teee. Mire et a ebeetee - C. Z., 1. Ilsekeepreed. Ueda., wills BMW _ wholnerav=tuodire.—Agereee. Dr. MOTH, be blemelkately returned. No. 5,1 I t SSENGERS i P r di pp er LORD RJ " li ithe East loth icsso-• is yuluel• i s o DI • porti‘'elf' t P aLATLI . •$•". • " 1 mlioUe_______e______— rdatarrriis a , %,,) sad Modrsa. -1 • LONDON a b e tween ~..- ,..• u Mamas - i - Llr P 1 COWAN o r me ..." ttyDAs uiall.R. Comman d --` wily leave on Dock% errs at sod kering qrr a , calling lie the ; wowed alp, bp peen thoroughlY eePti , and will caul le:eleri ll r atge . 3 N'u" and ' the last 65 day.. -._,..., „ e ue 96,Pv lismeetetreet. C 0... 15 0. Leadenholl• op pANY, 9. Illnc amp our giVante theh lad India and Lou 9, Binds • ..--------- WMT and .1.7 of PACKET ttli oo the 25th Janum wuuli.bullt di.p.pn took JOSEPH n toss Duds. This doe re • wed n vefor cable &ar a. ime ...,,u,— or Reg • a 1011teratrert ---- - 11EVITT and JJ o f PACKET many on the Nab of ' . 'he oellknown Jet register 966 to knot b . This ural q ualities. Ithe V ed IP in d will rain an o f Might or Pthee BEFELL 21', Lead 0. Billeeretreet. -------______ DEVITT anti of PACKET &Wattled P un " 13th Januar, the I i •1, register 1,332 t Fast tuna Docks. Mews Potter. Wil modotion for cabin innpon if required Mies—For terms , • RANKLY; sod SE god ROWS. 9, Di .--_---. &Di . . or r ii r e r c r a sr I mediate despatch), A I Mewl,' ° VP . wander: Iring in t . lent occommodati• noted for the dice For terms of trete '. .1 9, Billlteratreek . \ ' nEVITT an _KJ of PACKWT Immediate &alai Al, register tat l the Condo* Docks kw quick cipporteeity pemodu to sli t o Yr. T. B. Wk. / sad MOE; 9, D • Warr "likatbur Digni ll cii 1 ' =fpoet rseary). • ) WTI.; • 1, ra leading ht the I scoommodstioe I kr 91114 Fur frolliMM delJake/ ~ • rtzvrrr a i - .25 of PACK] 4 despatched punt day of BitOWN, A L rt lying In the Lae Aro-rate loome noted for kw iti •• X mobil. Il 10tLAOK .1,1 CLIPPII Pert DOW Qesseeleal tkesewewel MY alkstesi ' mit pampa New Seleenal ' . rAM I DA BA tie: as k 1.. k. KC Wlll lC e I I MS MILAN lag thaletel.l =4 MOND CITY C COW Pawl wesdattosk I soaked Pon Columbia. k ',Aber parte • • Itesrpeol 4 abr. .• ni RM£ .11.1 MAIL between UT POOL sad 11 to land sail ships canto her Widest] pointed to Malls ARABI, • ACOT • Taking ! transferrod FICROP waking wii en ?SIMI seesell ask ree, z,._ sai Bowes 7 sad C. 111 ere* Uwe (11TRAI *room wander, DI insprctlou dosses. N on the ope Cape de V vantages I i lastest sal • ' Co.. 61111 Lombard+ .., ....---- . piin 4es Per AMY from of t ' Tat 111.1 every ni wan Pk,' N.B. a Northern Poe 01 trout Dor For Co from Aldo For fret • Regent-el M. Rood. D i ti j i . Boned 154 the pub. hearthor dent foe children. of unifor street, L out the a J - -OZI Yearn. (Lancet, either h , la ld 1 I ° A afflicted matokits Mrs. C. will be I i TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. AMERICA. taxtriza's (Per Norwegian.) (The following appeared in the greater portion of our yesterday's impradon aJ NEW YORK, Dec. 26, Emmy]. The witnesses before the Congressional Commit tee concur in attributing the disaster at Fredericks burg to delay in sending the pontoons from Wash ington. General Haneck states that his responsi bility ceased when he gave the order to forward the pontoons. The responsibility of delay is not clearly fixed upon any one. The military situation in the South-West is at tracting much attention. President Davis is in Tennessee, supposed to be maturing a plan for the capture of Nashville. The Confederates have recaptured Holly Springs, Mississippi, with half a million &Ban al Federal supplies. They have also made a raid in the suburbs of Memphis, where a meeting was called to consider the beet means of defence. The Confederates have burned the bridge over the Obion River, cutting off Jackson in Tennessee from Columbus and Cairo. They also burned Union City, in the rear of Federal General Rosen crane, and were advancing on Columbus, as a strong position on the Mississippi The Federal commander at Columbus is confident he can hold the city. The Confederate cavalry has seized the railroad north of Jackson, thus cutting off the Fe deral General Grant from his base of supplies. The further progress of the South-West campaign is anxiously looked for. It is reported that President Lincoln will veto the bill for the admission of Western Virginia as a new state. The New York Herald urges Governor Seymour to call a convention of loyal states, and issue an invitation to the rebellious states to join the con vention, and establish peace upon the platform of the United States constitution. A steamer heavily freighted ran the blockade into a Southern port on the 19th. NEW YORK, Doc. 2T, almanac. The Confederates have evacuated Winchester, Virginia, and have moved towards Staunton. The Federals have occupied Winchester. The Confederates have destroyed the Winchester railroad, and carried away the iron. The Federals have destroyed the Confederates' works at Yellville, Arkansas. During an attempt to carry out the Federal Con gressional election in Smithfield, Eastern Virginia, considerable skirmishing occurred between the Federal* and the Confederates in the vicinity. It is supposed there would be a difficulty in getting returns from Smithfield. A bill brought in by Secretary Chase gives autho rity to raise 300,000,000 doh. for the service of the current year, and 600,000,000 doh. for the service of the next year, in any mode heretofore sanc tioned by Congress. This bill includes the issue of 6 per Cent. Bonds, 7.30 Bonds, and 7 per Cent. Bonds, also the issue of small notes bearing 3.65 per cent. interest, and of legal tender notes bearing no interest. The bill authorises further the formation of banking associations for the issue of United States notes, secured by United States bonds, but payable on demand, primarily by the issuing association. It is supposed that President Lincoln will carry out his promise of issuing his emancipation procla mation on January 1, excepting from its provisions Delaware, Missouri, Maryland, Kentucky, and portions of Virginia, North Carolina, Louisiana, and Tennessee. The New York Tribune asserts that coloured re foments will be organised to guard the banks of the Mississippi and to man the forts below New Or leans, and others to enforce the emancipation pro clamation among the negroca. The New york Tribune also states that the Committee of Ways and Means will propose the issue of 1,2, and 3 year Bonds, bearing interest, in place of the issue of 300,000,000 dollars, legal tender notes, subject to certain restrictions upon the sale of the bonds. The New York Times says that the navy depart ment has received tenders for building two iron clad steamers of 7,000 tons. General Bonham has been appointed Confederate Governor of South Carolina, in place of General Gregg, killed. Apprehensions are entertained of a negro insur rection in Franklin County, Missouri. NEW YORK, Dec. 27, 1 r.a. The guerilla General Morgan has occupied Glasgow, Kentucky. President Davis has issued a tetaliatory pro clamation, dated 23rd inst., to the effect that Gene ral Butler or any of his commissioned officers, if captured, shall be delivered to the States where they belong, to be dealt with according to the laws of those States. Commissioned officers command ing slaves will be delivered to the authorities of the States where they may be captured. The Europa has arrived out. The Edinburgh and Bavaria take 300,000 dollars. COILVERCLAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Doe. 26, EVIIIIIG. Money easy; gold, 32 per cent. prem. Exchange on London, betoken: bills, 146/. Stocks dull ; New York Central, 103} ; Illinois, 714 ; Erie, 62/. Cot ton quiet ; middling upland, 664 c. Flour and wheat slightly firmer. Provisions quiet. Coffee quiet but unchanged. Sugar steady. Molasses quiet. - (110 w LAM NIGHT'S Gull!!.) WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, JAN. 6. 26th Rerbneot of Foot —Major•Geoerel George Hoary Meekinoon, C.B. to be, colonel, vice General Sir Philip Beinbriae, 8.C.8., deceased. - • ADMIRALTY, D. 29. Royal Marine Light Infantry—rust Lieutetuuit and Adju tant John Maltlancl Lennox to be ceptain, vice E. T. T. Jones, deceased ; Second Lieutenant John Alfred Sweay to be first lieutenant, vies Lennox, promoted ; &mond Lieutenant William Melina to be first lieutenant, vice Sadleir, dismissed. ADMIRALTY, DEC. 31. First Lieutenant Nowell FitaUptou Way to be adjutant, vice Lennox. ADMIRALTY, JAW, 6.—PIIOMOTIOWS AWD AP POINTMENT/L-11w following off oars have heed promoted te the rank of engineers :—T. Burnett, of the Asia; J. &Ives, of the Edgar ;J. P. Lloyd, of the Sanspareil ; Turner (B), of the Galatea ; W. Todner, of the Cumberland ; A. Waters, of the Swallow; E. Eckersley, of the Hastings, , T. for service in the lark ; W. Fs:larks of the Porcupine; . Page, of the Hastings, for service in the Sandfy ; and H. Knitt oi cs the Hawke. s Assistants J. Procter, W. Peanie, G. J. H. Hogg, and E. Brock, to the Forte , as raperniunerariee. Artifact Paymaster E. A. H. Chaffers, to the Royal Adelaide, as superweaterary. Miclikdinnen 0. H. Taylor. W. T. Down, B. C. Townsend, A. H. N 47 ,, T. B. Cruet, J. H. Lee, T. T. A. Smith, G. Clot C. B . b > reldg% fir Pain . B' Engineers B. Foremen, to the Osprey; and J. Hill, to the Cumberland, as supernumerary. First Class Aristaot Engineers W. C. Wheatley, to the Fox • W. Inglis (A), and J. R. Hancock, to the Osprey . BeCond Clan Aisiatant Engineer J. H. Branketon, to the Osprey. WOOLWICH, JAN. 6. Another monster casting, containing 25 tons weight of iron, and intended es a bed or anvil for the m onster steam hammer in use at the gun factories depart ment of the Royal Arsenal, has been laid down. This im mense casting will not be perfectly cold for removal under a period of three weeks. LAUNCH OF THE IRON SCREW STEAMSHIP TAMAR. Another addition WM yesterday made to the repel navy, by the launch of her Majesty's iron screw steam vessel 7lsr, of 2,811 tons and 500 hone power, from the premieetof the builders, Mena. Somata, Poplar, in the presence of numerous spectators. A large number of workmen are now employed at the premises of Messrs. Sammia upon the construc tion of her Majesty's armour-plated screw cupola ship Prince Albert. She will be iron-ased throughout with ti-inch plates, and fitted with four armour wed shields or cupola. of immense strength, upon Gmbh Cole's plan, recently adopted by the Admiralty. She is the first cupola ship laid down for the government, and is named the Prince Albert, by express &Ire of her Majesty. The armament of this vessel will consist of eight monster rifled guns, two of which will be fitted in cash cupola. The firm named is also engaged in building two splendid iron-screw steam veomis for the Pismo! of Egypt, both of which are worthy of especial notice. The first is an iron screw yacht of 1,000 tons bathes, to be fitted with angina of 300 horse power, now being manufnetiered by thesis. Penn, of Greenwich ; and she is being constructed with a view to obtain a speed of 17 nautical miles (or 20 statute miles) per hour. She will be entirely completed before she is forwarded to her destination. The second is an armour-clad gun vend of EV tons burtheu, and 50 horse power engines (also by Mesas. Penn), for river ser vice, and her peculiar mode of construction is such, that notwithstanding her great weight she will draw ler water than any armour-plated vessel yet produeed, as with ell her guns and outfit she will be easily navigated with a draught of four feet. Amongst other meek sow building at the same prudes are two fine iron screw dasmers, named the Oarealia sad the Rangoon, to be adults the fiesta the Peninsular and Osier tel Company. Each attar meek kid 2,100 toes and will be fitted with patent doable cylinder b ough= whim coodeneen by Messrs. Humphrey mad Teseent. engineers, Deptford. There are also iron screw-veseels building for the Mediternmeen service ; and Maws. Beim& have just forwarded to the Republic of Peru two men steel screw-trainers of very light draught, ordered by Vast government for service in riven end shallow waters. MR. BAZIZY, M.P., ow EDUCATION thensin. , On Monday raging, Mr. Bagley, M.P., prodded at the tint renal meeting al the Bloomnrest and Mineladldrest Evening Ragged School, held in the Roby Rooms, Aytoca street. Mr. Bagley, in a speech 0301Pretakting the Machete upon the highly satidactogy state of their 'rod, touched upon the subject of notional inhantion. He said, in the main, perhaps, voluntary efforts are sow as ninth approved ss any other effects which can be put forth. I trout, however, withhold the exprosioe of my regret that in the expenditure of public funds such institatioes es ragged schools have not partatipesed in the advaetages which government has afforded, by pecusiary grants, to such cetabliehmeats r them. But from what Ire of the tendencies of the age I believe the time is approaching wh e n the difficulty which has erred will have to be diresed of by the public at large having to sustain the whole cost of the edu cation of the country. It appears to me that the public funds are not very justly distributed, nor are they applied to purposes the meet beneficial and useful. At the SUDO taste it is only fair to my that in many instances large dis tricted country must have remained in a state of peat had it not had some help from the mats of the . v i rrC " oneeil of Education. But when we public funds are only partially administered. and that the more diluent portions of the classes naming education ob. tail pints, wham, the most eseeasitotue have pants denied to them, it is an inferrer that will be readily anticipated, that the public funds will eases, some day or other. to be !applied so largely as they have been applied to those who have the power perhaps to eineete themselves. 1 The Rev. Dr. M'Kenow, upon the ruse tepic, said : I believe the government will be obliged ere long to give to us a large mete= of education, supported by load sates and pieced under local margement. THE HACCNIT-CARZIAOS ACT.—At a meeting of the delegates of the horsey-carriage proprietors sod driven, held last evening at the roams, 2, Bonverie-street, reet.street, Mr. Woe, of Westminster, in the chair, the following petition to the House of Commons, praying far • parliamentary committee of kooky into the working of the present Hackney-CarriageAct, was unanimosely adopted : "To the Honourable the Commons of Great Britain and Ireland, The humble petition of the undersigned haokneyeeirriage proprietors and driven humbly ' ehoweth, That your petitioners belong to • clam i numbering upward' of eight thousand men, who are night and day plying in the streets of London. 1 That the present Hackney Carriage Act and the other laws affecting London hackney-carriages contain many unjust and oppressive provisions, under which your petitioners suffer peat grievances without the possibility of redrew, except by as alteration of the law ; your petitioners there fore humbly pray your honourable hour that an inquiry may be instituted into the operation of the present law, and that your petitioners may be allowed to give evidence of the grievances under which they see suffering, and that your boooarable house will be pleased effectually to remedy the existing evils in such manner u in the wisdom of your honourable house may seem beat. And your petitioner will ever pray, &c."—The petition, when signed, is to be ri t e ated to the Here of Commons by M. A. Kinnaird, SIR EDWARD CUNT AND THE BI RR 1011WRAD Rios.—At a meeting of the Cheshire magistrates, on Monday, a proposition of fib Edward Cast to place the Birkenhead constabulary rage the superintendence of the bead constable of the county canard • good deal of angry discussion. In the comes of • king speech Sir Edward Cost gave • short briery of the late Birkenhead riots, stating that they originated in comanager of the discussion that was ee lerred to take place on Garibaldi. He (Sir E Cost) was willing to say that if he had been • Ron.an catholic, he should certainly have felt aggrieved. He did not justify —N. the Roman (schrift, but be thought they had boss most , STERIAL CRISIS. unjustly aroused for he did not think the protesters bad • I, OONEITANTDIOPLE Jaw. 5. right to give a lecture an • subject that did not concern ' them. He commented severely ma the futile attempts of the Biamil Pacha has been appointed Grand Vizier Birkenhead police to arrest the mnie of the riots, sod in place of Find Pacha. The resignation of Aali stated that at Birkenhead the drat element. of • corpora tion were sadly wasting, and if the county magistrates were Pugin has not been accepted, and it is expected that . to be ailed upon t o „wow. the root he will remain in office. of the district ' nothing in the red would induce him with such materiels , Ito have seething to do with the police of Birkesheed, DR. DR Jcoron'sLicur-Baowic COD LITER On-- Finnan MOTIIIINNTS OW TIM ALABAMA.—Muc h ' One greet nnninnnn a n u nn of ons OH Is that a very snot qui, speculation austlanes to axial reprlng tho future move- thy lAD prodwe Mere eatlafsclory matte Shea the la rgest doss meats of this steamer. "We are soi to state on the of the ord/aary klada Dr. Bases. hate Thirds:Um to the best authority (says the Liverpool introit of ( ommerre) Din."B/7. Ma i m:—" I hare bleu In the habit of ordering so that tjao Bows . int . & to ma 1....ai." for the othlr ii ttr a lle. de J oegh'stsr d Lighteltrown OA Liver Oil. I seldom Fagg ii. Thi ... m . pkied aboop at mitt., ground that . Dm am than a Mewl spooefol, and consider is canal in its effects to • table- spoonful of an the pest of _the Anharna has bees Imre for nom e time f n. - p - a ie 04 s_nna only in spell un m an nn en.On no., and by the mintads widill awl/ ow f7ill out Ordain Semmes' pr. Cis Dr. deiterdWishastA Anew, Harhat, end Co., 77. Ainled. orightsl Plucammor London. awl shroistielbwira) NEW YORK, DI 27, 1 P.M. Money abundant ; gold 32 per cent. Exchange on London, bankers' bills, 144. Stocks firm and advancing ; New York Central, 1031 ; Illinois, 79 ; Erie, 621. THE -0— OEN'TRAL RM,DIF FUND. • The total reoeipta on Monday were %TM., :11= 2. 1,000 1 . from Dundee, 2504 from Duals, Ohara 6001. frefa Reading, 1001. from Lauder, and 5001. from Oxford. The following letter has bun received: " Office of tbe Chief Rabbi, 16, Finabory-equare, London, Jan. 2, 3623 (1864 " Dear Sir,—l have the honour to irearnit to you laser with a cheque for 1,4511. 171. 6d., being the hut Tellitilloolll of collections made among the membOs of the Hebrew oongregations in the British empire in aid of Die fend for the relief of our distressed countrymen in the manufac turing disttiota. I must beg you to advertise the whole of the enclosed list which, in accordance with your kind com munication of the 31st ult., centime the name of donors for subscriptions shave MA At the same time I beg to observe that the amount I remit to you should not be con sidered an representing the total of the relief afforded by the Jewish community to the distressed Lancashire ope ratives, as most of my co-religionists have already largely contributed, either directly or through local channels. The collections which I have the pleasure of transmitting to you are the result of a spe cial service held in the rynagognes under my charge on Tuesday, the 16th ult., in mums to an appeal hued by me, and I hope to be able to send further remittamea— I have the honour to remain, dear sir, yours " N faithf ADLEß. ully. . " John W. Madura, FA., lion. See., ha" A letter from the Rev. H. F. Philips, bensphent of St. Peter's, Rochester, Jan. 2, rys :—" I have resolved a cir cular from you. requesting weekly oollecelosi tbs church for year rebid fond. W• boos hem Dif onfik Mileetiaoe for sdild time, and have tem Wale (Vitriol' committee of Ashton-under-Lyne, on the stabittent that the clergy were excluded from the borough committee, which consists chiefly of optics spinner, sad to which alone your grate have been made. We are told that the Mayor is at the bead of the district committee, which is a most influential one. If this raiment is nutrias, we should be very glad to be able to contradict it." A concert was held on Monday evening at Beau fort-house, the bead of the South Middles.' Volta'. teen, in aid of the Laasabin Belief Fund, ander the di rection of Ensign Forted°, masted by the followinsg.tort feasionai and amateurs : Mons. Beaulieu, Messes. Champion, and Grainger, and Sergeant Todd, the Misses Wheatley, Fitcherbert, Josses sad Woodhams. Mr. Good ban, R.& ~ presided et the pisooforte, and the South Middlesex minstrels entertained the audience with some of their favourite melodies. The ousted went off with great eclat and reflected much credit on the able management of Ensign Furtado. Lord Bane ugh sad officers of several metropolitan corps were pram& CONCERT AT STOCKWELL CEATZL IN AID OT THE LANOVIIIIii BALM? FU ED.-0a Monday mewing a oceesst was given at Stockwell Chapel (Dr. David Thomes?) in aid of • - the viDEd operative* of the cotton dad:ids. The chief performers were Miss Edith Wynne (FaeCymis Patuaddes), Miss Eyler, Mr. Montano Smith, Mr. Lawler ; Mr. W. H. Adams presiding at the organ. The performance tonieted of a selection from the Musiat. Notwithstanding the incle mency of the weather, the attendenee was and respect able, coesiderable totereet baring been awakened by the announonnent that Mks Idiob Wpm, the edalanted Welsh prima donna, bad comeeted to take part in aid of the laudable object of the corart. The slagtu ism it this gifted sad accomplished lady mated the highest an MACCLESFIELD. —A little better feeling pervade* the silk manufacturing depeatassats, eepeekt4 the throw ing and %sinning, comegnently deattation of the town, though still very peat, Ma ad remised that pitch of severity which was feared at the commeacesesst of the winter. The poroohial relief return shows an Moreau of 114 applications over the prarriOnli week aa lacrosse of 1,190 on the osing week of last year—a caged sou which, it is hoped, will become more favourable in a few weeks. The cotton hands of Suttee are still mem *yeti ; but they are in receipt al relief from the Loam shire sad Cheshire Belief Fond, width is distributed to them by a special committee, Willy _distinct from the Loral committee stmei the relief of the distressed Ilk operatives and o‘yeid poor of the town or naghbourbood generally. ASIITON-UNDER-TAITE.—At t he weekly meeting of the Ashton Board of GuadianaMonday. it was stated that ter the week ending 31st December, 30,971 yywwaseeauaa bad been relieved, at a cod of 2,0681. 17s. led., a d.erass on the number relieved dining the previous week of 1,494. =ibis week with the week is which the rige• .sieved (the week feeding Dauber there Ms bora deseesse of 647 pereces, mad • lasesase is the 'gaunter* el NI. li e. 3d. The quells* al milling to lie Peer-law Bird far an older to borrow, and to adept a Ms le aid e the provisions of the 17nies line Aid car discamed. The total eapseditare fir the quarter 25th December, "is sad about the r.liel of the poor. as 28,1911. is. 10d. The mime al the expeeditnre on the rate of 9d. in tie paned for the quarter wenn be 16.1341. 19e. 4d. ; and as a ate 011 la. Id. ia the pima& 8,6971. ile. 4d. It wee resolved that tie Melt pre and by the decks, embodying these Istmes. drill be forierded to the reer-law Board, and thins gualliese Amin apply for an order apes the county Per a lode to aid of the moms shove ls. 3d. in the pored, cod she for power to borrow 8,0001., tie WAN above N. la lie pond up b 1..3d. R418L19 NIGOZILL Mama Ramolfs "Diary North arid South., Ai a jolly agriculturist looks st his yearlings or yosag beeves, the kindly oveneer, Idling in his saddle, trawith his whip to the glistatiag fat ribs sad carps p...tos of hie woolly-beaded Sock. " Thors's sot a plantation in the state," stadia be, "eaa show sock a lot of young Diggers. The way to get them riglit Is mot to work the mothers too bard whea they are err Wit time ; to 61/0 them plenty to eat, and sot to send them to the dads too mood' He told me the increase wee about eve per met. per annum. The children amass gabs millicieetly aid. ma about a us, patted the bow" felt our lop, triad to climb stun on the stirrup, and ;whaled their blase sod messy Arm of Meer Seal. Some were mesediegly fair ; and Mr. Seal, oldersieg that my eye followed them, esurnserod something about the oversews before but. Barecide's time being rather a bad lot. Ho talked abed their odour and ample:rim suite openly ; ear obi it seem to strike him that there was any particular turifieds ia the white man who had left his smitgas slam as lie piebalds. A tall, well-built lad of some aims or tea years stcod by me. loolnog emirs* lute my foes. " Whet is your saes r mid I. " Hemp." be reviled. "Do yea ham how l ; reed or writs ?" He wrilently did eel maseetand goodie°. "Do you go to church or chapel?" A defines shake of the bead. " you mar bear of ear Savoury " At this point If r. Sal letorpoond sad mid„ "I that we bad better go ow, se the sae boodles bet." mil go we rode gently through the little sem ; mid wham welled got some distaaa he said, rather spolousiesft, ".• don't think it right to pat them Wigs Leeds pew, it only disturbs their minds, sad heed, Vim as tr ay." Now, in this one guider them were so km thee eighty children, soma twelve and some eves fourteen years of we No aducatioe—no God—their whole life—food mil play, to strengthen their maseleo and at them for the work el • slave. ' And whoa they die.'" " said Hr. Walt "they sirs buried is that Geld there by the own=ls i sad moms of them lave • sort al prayers over believe." The overseer, its amigo, had so fastidious notions about slavery ; k was to him the right thing in the right pica, and hi ansussion bonnet was a high price for sugar, • good mop, aid • bobby phonation. Nay, I as. sure I would sot wrong his V I said he could ace no im propriety in roam* a goal sumo of regular Week slaves, who might clear ihe pout rraised ad swampy under growth, which was sew samedig the energies of his field hands, is the demo of Ida sada The quarterly suppiemist to the meekly returns limas that is the 13 weeks that ended 27th Desseebir. 17,717 deaths were agleam& is Landes. The sees tee m asa tempendsre fell souls es km es ST dig. The me telet7 wesi high. chilly is icaseqeseee et the sedan sad presumeimam of water sem altar November bed ems mimed. In the aorravaralheg imam, et 1861 the Meths were kiss Mae 16,000. - The deaths Its. image dining in the quarter were 5,065 aphid 1.302 sod 4,012 le the December qaarMn d 1160 sod 1161. Load dames alai ceased a greet isms ; they were heel is 6,966 see, el which arose from pelmeeary Seems (exclusive el ALUM), sgeirist 2,935 le the cerreepeediag quarter of 1661; 1,685 Meths were from ileeeses el the sesmus elates, *gadget 1,:wo; end 620 from these el the list sad etas ewes eircedstice, spirt 899 is the same a rter of 116 previous year. Diereses el the kidneys waft of a higher mortality. asell-pox ws tense sr tt me elar; as fatal is the last melee of the quarter es it hell hese la October. The Fastens &Mica, wiser* it applies to hem e prevails' most, cootrilmaid 79 Arta somber to the raga WORKING Ms's COLL/JJE. --The following tree te , ette . ; the e m . shame . themama (57) postal lactase will be delivered is tle„e,_ course nest was less, though the Small-pox Hospital is shaded 41b w three mouths :—.7enuaT I _2 o the rrinc.44 . -i t'n""••,,_ their bounds. ( Attie rebtleektcli is the Erten Meknes, lecture 06 the Studies arid weal a th e ; Poplar returned the poste* matier of deaths Mmthis Bev. Professor Brewer. Ancient Lade& 11. ; 24. A. W. d i m. vas 15 • St. John fat. George . .the-Beast). 13 ; Beeseet, Req. thastratese el Messy Fthethrl P":" Hateliii, ; Limelwase, 6. subdistrict. st Wear Mi ss . Milton ; 14, ListemealAkdosel mtnarit, who , eve of the riser , wen 19th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers. My trip to Ramis before h—thehthe is .61"1 sa d6k r" the Crimean War, and view el the battle of °limits& ; 21, wahheiht The total number irziuser• Oswald, rap÷haeller• A„ Wee•W, N pox is the thirteen I r 2. Of 900 deaths n ". thealeeles of limb ‘. • • ''" ° `""s `"‘"1 from asimdes, third part seers* is the Sleuth .,, divi- The Diary sad Ques t the Holy Oval. ass, 217 in the a Faidera, 206 in the Norther', 117 in the Tars D 1Z1T33131 MAGINTRATES AND THE NIGHT- antra. 84 tbh w hiten , &Tweet Twee 1$ f atal POACHING Bel.—At the quarter serials held at Derby sus o r ob w isun g., p aw .. hod heeety as esan7 is I sterday. Mr. T. 0. Roams& meordille to reeeloue !loam, Magas, lilhoreltedi, is Betheet-griee, mil in lumbeth. moved—" That petitioes to both homes el parlament , Testy ems were reminded is the seadistrict of Chris. sopa-tag the pme laws be adopted by the court, end a March (finethwarts) ; a that it Weediworti ;45 in the s i vi d by Ew a ingideirmle as may approve the see. bear- district el IhneueMey. The siertelity of swath+ en inn i n * mid the declared intentSo of Sir Joseph Paxton, suded that el =sada ; for the deaths from the farmer M.P., • magistrate of this county, to move in Da tent complaint wire 1,165, at which 338 were in the math session for a committee at as Home of Commons on the district& abate attacks were seamed a the followieg I above subject." Mr. Batman I. the mass of his speech w t. ; _gb. hihb.ditrish et 2.. „ 1 „ K„ Keith , alluded to the practice of anus epos the country gentle. , T ows , Ldhstcht i h ii - 7" -- ",,,,i, th , thht ht. 7. 4 7,„ use for presets of game upon the occasion of a public Walearth, lafeaaustaa, Beaks, Peckham. Rotherhithe, diner: which mime, he mid, wee oeseelesa by aldermen. and Pleurae& wens, Wade& Re lash. from town coaacillors, - andediWes , editors, who quarreled with them for diphtheria, Kin demise hoes typhus or typhoid fever neseg their best endearare to it. damsels' weaned is Maimed, and Peeler. TM total took place, &nag whim is woe ev Vent that, lb. D enab i r fn. this *ass war 796. The least greater member by the a the l pot with is susher deaths from phthisis was 113, end orearrail is the favour of more etrioithe MOM adopted spired the mead weak of the garter; the greatest swear ms 177 poachers. Upoa division. the were-21 for Mr. is the third week el November. The least when from Batmen's moue° sad °rail It. A Patios Marieg thr bronchitis sad pesimmis seemd aka ia the weed ▪ general Me the various meictemnts spina week of the quarter, and were respectively 66 sad 62 ; the P eliChe" Wal "Ma teed ti neatly al the rotiettirisso Fri- greatest nambms from these complaints were Is the feartk met. Mr. T. W. Enloe, ILP.. easel West the motion. , week of November, sad were respectively BM ma 131. I'M Mr. Mead", M.P.. who was praise& did sot vote. ; mew temperature of the air was 53.1 deg. es the GM week Nsw !STATION OR THE GREAT NORTHEIIIe RAIL- of the quarter, sad about 37 dog. is the esseed ad Barth WAT.—This y kayo jest mined a ewe pemmiger , weeks of November. Thies were the highest sea lowest nation at 42 mike down the male line. ' vales. A great discussion took place, at the Quarter lies held at Oxford on Yoaday, as to whet shield be does with two Sebastopol guns now la pommies ef the Oxford Corporation. It may be reeolisetad that cm the capitulation of Sehestopol a bogs amber el goes weer sant to England. Lord Primers, who was Orr flecretery at War, offered them for clisirbetlige tiredesset tier country, and as teeny other plasm Oxford bosom asr c ipieut Two of the guns were lest there as ml6OOlOl el the sideman who woe then the Mayor, but from the date of their arrival in that city a series of mishaps sad delays have been their fate. At dead there was a dispute about the payment of the oast of their earrtegN the gam being directed to theef Oxford, wliMs ei & applicant for them had rel . that Ake. quentthe Town Council to NO to the exposes of mount them, and the gems were art into a small shed in the Mown-hall yard, geese* brown by the areal the " City Ocal.hole." ♦ pussy sabreptioa woe Aura in order to defray the cod of moualdeg, and a comeldrable sum was collected, though net wariest ter the perms. The gone have remainedim their emission until a few wades ago, when the newly elected Mayor of Oxford seat thew to a foundry in the city, and now asked the Court al =fiessios to allow them to be placed io hunt al the AO. Mr. Hanley, M.P., the chairman, mid the 0040 ft could deal with the application as they thought fit The chief question, however, which they would bare to coosider was whether they thought it desirable that each Shipp should be plemed anywhere. Ostend North. ILP.. said• that he understood free the Mayor's' speech the other night at the Druids' &soar that 4,000 inhabitants of Oxford bad sakearibed for the wpm of putting up theme guns. He felt that it would be av maroons in him, and he should met erseiltriy be my one word which should prevent the wishes cd the brebileate of that city arid the especial purpose of the mayor himself from being tided. But at tie ease One he could out help to the quarter warm what be knew to be the feeling of the army and navy at large with regard to eon Busman guns. There wombat one f sad be iCoL North), as a member of the United Service gab had had every opportunity of ascertaining that feeling. That feeling was one of disgust at the meaner in whisk these gum had been scattered over the; country. It wee perfectly without precedent. Notwithstanding the warcorrieten tiv the Duke of Wellington in the Peninsula there wee net a Preach gas to be seen in this country. They new ow the Horse Guards raEra gun which was *cod there idler the tampers ypt. That gun, however, wee plead there as a work of art and a great curiosity. If it was a thin of which they should feel proud, no porter of her Marry% salrecte ought to feel a greater peide in the pommel= of Or Rineman guns than those branehes of our fellowarretrymeo. the army and eery. But, wiliest eacepera, every see be wham he had spoken bed axiom* the 'rarest eistemer and dimwit , at their 'abilities. In the Mt phi" the Remise army which wen append to Asa was as Ise an slug es the world err my. They did their day allerisedy lemmas their era sews_ and wedisy, believed that there was not a wee to shirr Or easy or the navy who emberboi to sores to tide esesery who was sot impressed with harp el the greatest admiradea for the Emir army and for the near in Ada Ory upheld the berm el their ermitry. If *see gems bed beam melted awn end hared date seratlieg to be essebil ia Nome such yobbo plan es the Pres IWeese, be maid have untleeeteed the thing. They bed amid a lira bridge oil earn prom slier their gser sow se be genosero owaldge to wheat geseseis geed. H eel bet lb belly war Waked by seeing He in by rgerset Mr some time. mid dseissi that in B se iimiley was rode of the Tigsr's gm" sal that the Emmet bad ear derlaidea the seiebratise d Crimean termisa, so maim was be that everylliwg should be forpless. Ilene sonverastra eased. bat the , court were usisissms la raw* to allow the pre to be placed in front of the Coady Hell. IMAMI OP LONDON. The weekly rebus of births and deaths in Loa the kesedb7 authority al the .ewer./ th dribs i• Lambs, is the week tier mill year Frarday, abbe l es as the Merge el the three revises weeks. The serlaw wee 1,842. The maw somber of deaths derived from the Mem el the leg week el the year is tes yews 11153-412 berseess, with a serveries for iserear el sagebries, 1.454 . _ It ropers beet fhb elelerest thee iirest • a hide d prism AA is the week 'them Or amber SW word have bees reerded if the emir ere el seerislity W ruled. The deaths rosy Z w irllves me ler week to 25, sag the is ire a desided temissey to imams It is seer flea Bette r fetal as ft wee is Ostrom Kerbs wee Mel is 110 err ; 111111110 1 / 6 11 is 73. Masks aireddeaths is the subilekiet el Kissisites Tows. 4 ▪ litherave. Serislies as red Bis IL Miry 11 i Issigtes. The deaths relented to yhe r ele ill re a. s. 11111•01.0 seamen; they ere he Mk The meta* bre hessehilis was use rather heavier. This empire* hal deelbsi when the oold weather el Nereserter sr (A bleed ir a mess al erred shames: bet the balsa fres II el a sees bet week to 1115. Thum wee me imams. bat sat es W• arr, aged 17 er died is 9t. daistair Heertel. to Ilia reeked bra been& bra 3, flosedsheildisp, Or. wires* of "des•Mos" mere% se regkel eenseser. Five strepreriess died is tM week. The two older wore seas sal • wesess, sod severely 84 pare. lasi week the birdie el 1,09 her sad 1,017 girls is AI 2,10 wee, wee registend is Leedom. Is the ten earsospere, iir yeas of the years 155342 the avenge sumber reeled) wee I,llld. At the horn Obearvatery, Orrawieh, the moos beige of the beserrer is the week was 111.497 is. The `hm.mehded waft deeressed hem 3514 is. et the be 41seles el the week S. 211.31 is. es Desember Was. and leak meries wee below 301 i s e the days al the week. The mem .rtit is the week was 411.11 deg., is 4.9 deg. obese Or avenge et the sere week is 43 yore bs deler mined by Yr. Olaisher). Th. lower sight temperekers err 33.5 deg. • Waseelay. The higher day Map stew wee 52.3 deg. • Therday. The amp ii the week we Orrefors 18.8 deg. The Isms deny rev wee 5.3 deg. The difference berm the mesa dew peer terysrekweeat ilk twopindow• was 3.2 deg. The roe degree of leuesieity the so wee 80 j emplebe surimetbs heir sageserted by 100. The red blew km the essthweet .Mil Teeeday afternoon, whir it easeged to aserthweet, nrewleg, how ever, to mthweet es the fellowleg me i& sad perrebet is that quarter ening the reel d the week. Os Itureby it blew with • width reathed s sessistess A ts tbs. to the square d ent. sod se the blew* day the poster meson wee 1411 s. ; es tie ter thy {/.tray) it wee asks. Rain tel on Nasday, Tamar, sad Friday ; the amuse dozing the week neared OS/ in. lb. mess of time Weer tempi:stem of the Themes wee 4.3 deg.: that al the -vot 41.3 deg.