The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-24 00:00:00

L., V .* , fit ,7> • , I : Ttt 3 ii fyl3 rtsls. . 1 - LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 24, 1856. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. No. 3,230.] A . l )I•'. A lIIE I)irect.—NOTlCE to SHIPPERS.' III:AV: 4 '1W, A L f I trfw, WILLIAM PORRITT. g• •, • • r-,.111 for few too. of InesHuvizent rood. only, .t •• r• to .enal ir [nail down to thu Lualun Docks • o o —11.13 y to TUULMIY. LIVINOWION, nod Co.. 31. st Ilrlrn .. O YIINEY Direct (to bllow the L A. Eau), to egg A . • tht of Junior, the tut. rolline lllt4h.hullt .hlp LILA 1.1 ttt. I, :56 took. A. TAYLOR, Contlastrler: It toe la the Ft Il , tharth. de. TU. fine lereel b • 'nod se Nett • otlatkot for pas. eta. —At 1.1, to TOY LM IN, LIVIA IitSTUN, and Co., 31, Gnat It. Ile: 'l' lothettootte Amt. Nlit fMI rAIILE for NIELBOURNE.—Thio bar, 1 Pen, Pterun vhip, Cattalo GEORGE COLVILLE lc II II i.Lo.iN , N it u. the Australian Auxiliary Steam Meer Crulaoy. Linuttl . appointed tl leave tho Tickets Inettpuneteal oe the .I.t liccvintur and rot:Heath fen Jana:try, InST. Me Me .a.—..m act. nun— ist m stdi diver gaged. the &dot to which arc Otte! r• nrolet- • ...W.,. to envure comfort. tier lefty 'tures ileckw in which um• are only a few bertlu vacant, t,cant an untivaliell opportunity to ca).,b tvPotivecnt—For further pitrtleutar. apply to the Cum. rad • Agent.. MEN h ETV and ASPI N L. it ConthilL IMSALL PARCHLB for AUSTRALIA.—Autro & lieu Aue.liary Pte Clipper Con y iljutite.b.-The IND°. 11 TABLE. sew itrim b. ri 41a ULOMA: COLVILLE II mil Omen l.eeuOoH on the 311 rt of December for IY ELHOI UNE. Perth. utillne to mil to the r Mind. in Atielnha thti a iOO4 .ie•trel•le opportenity. erns I tuelinme ro. eeivel by the immune a Utak% WOW the 17th of lieeemlyr. If rent toeo the e natty the eneriaire sum be pre.gen.l. - Fer 'color charm end further ittfornettion apply to the a-^ent• the Cutaway. bES -11 EST end AYH hWAL L. Certain. LOUJJG. L IVERPOOL sod PHILADELPHIA StEAM tell' COMPANY. lAPArpod. Wet IS. arc trieZy ropeetfully Infonnal tint owing hissiesn eli r i 4 47N 4 ill6l.lt iitiZir if f‘l"' for Pt" 44411" b 7 5k...111,,..f the Manor., it. E Pw YOU( wl 141112 m APELPIIIA I 1ia.113. Tow a er Imll4ln.n. MILLTAM INMAN. Arai STEAM to AMERICA.—Th. LIVERPOOL sad PUILADELPHIA PTEII , d SHIP COY IOWA do .I•Settni theft tall prnrcred Clyde balk Iros Pew, Plemo=firs LIVIMPOOL t.. Hi ILAI.CLPUIA old JINW TONLI.o. ii7 l , CITY or WAqIIINOTON. N. N. T Ma Wernher. CITY Or mottent:tertat, kir nib howl. CITY OP NALTIM__ . ,Onle. foe 2ow art. January. KAYO 4ROO, for rhaisetioatia. US Mtn Faris. U gifts" IT n glillMlaiMili. aro to to tbl e n s t de haft, On wee larla tor =swill rianir licit arla= l agehereo Per farther yertrniers. ore laus ern:" or — P A M WILLIAM IN MAN !id 11. Irnerrnellarnjrnar I j az s. =sane learapias Swan Charnarn 41. LW Pada W as KW Stamen to 1106,z. Vaasa. cg low TAM E 3 RUM inle i ß / 11 AMMAN ROYAL t i, NAIL ITI:All Num amaleiell lo Ifs Admiralty le on L Ll\ a I .4130 ‘. 1.412: TO% sadryallikrit and rar ve rewoopis fee bre ...... I .,„„S ep re le gel tem Lliirroll: Ul far XTO IC ,r i a. a Am ICA. * . PUMA. ter X OX M. Au; migli Zari s a ,871:11 ' D . NI 4"i tt "N bS* 6l art, XV: ......."......s1 o =m .., ~.,,,.= irs, 4 "Iregorrar BUJ road , 4 Oil Xmol. ii, PJ.liiii inp asek ".• • illiu rrtA. mor i Onl -: 1 ' pTRAM to L'YVERNIMS M MORAY FRITH dine. ea 9 tITILDAY 11.— TM mimed Nam, CEL.I.iII. D. $. KNIIII kr will Ism Qs Orli\ aad 4.414* 44.4,141444., Laver ea OAT 011111.4• Y 111•1141. 90. Dye_ T. f i r h t a, kw N aek .... 44sallier ;emit. UN. a 4 94149. Mira, Cro .rte C10 i14.4 44 1 11 ... jiala4 aN t the MM./ sa t Mired a 4 Ir. wisdom is JAN HART ft... IEL mos; sr so .P. SIREDENNON. wt. ALEXANDER DUNN. U. lalarmareaL pTIMM DAILIr o ly the AM A IL r o AC9/11,. ffs. i Ctiiirri a ll si l d O l ßTM P a. larr a n h el2 ll l,....lootft ... 4000 mblibeM LI 0 bee-ziger . e m.... oseepe ere 00 Cara haw 0 pm. sad P. 31 p.i0.0011 0 40., sod LIS eta we Imre 0 tbe did •00 Dit. bere sod at elrees. lawmen eft neater tielr Manse OiwMeme Gam lbele 0 _ _ RUBSELB, COLOGNE. sad THE RHINE., by lloyal Mall Dula-4 ROYAL erumut Iwo L far °MY D mom MSS at ELM f.a, sod Ell for KW XS miry M 5.30 N- Y) et from Dotes or WNW US.• =wed dam. TIM draw am to Mlslimi is IM did M. Imaaltardiam. Mal Me W.i-sM Armer.l.4a. 00mMISOM VILTURIA (LONDON) LOUILSI. TO via : SHIPPRiI he !Pawls' ships en sew Madly mime& la the Tk* Ds fKTAL VICTORIA OOM U ITALZI CZAR 'Tabs. Ammer. Per out. ma Oa tam sad 00. Valise sad Ms 44 sad Ce. fad Ce. tuadtas OWNS 111171k.. .4 0. 1 .. lib Andra AWED sad Cle. eir c ntiCa...ls ilii ; Ituzsz 114=7Ca d raciii I a " (1. • MY 1. Warw. Limbos h Baia= ' lEakaadOs OS 1118411. aIIT bank, T. liaviditard Ow 45a 1 L.III Ka 1 it s Dresdolom C i thimisa m" , TM es . ...*. MAW. ' lee Cedes rd s...ini. 'Opilby one Oa Um Lir of Muller, *ern, Clipper.. e Aontrailea Mullein awe Cllffeiss. N tee Worn, Napier. sad Plereelnes. COPSE Dl CAVOLIIII 'R. ''' R. 9. LINDSAY..... 1* NS IN MO MARIANNE HEIPNER . •M. PARKER CAROLINK MILITIREI MAFIA' er. GEORGE (Ik. at TOSSING GLEiNER t loped tie . 2 Taking skrkts RANSIT ARRAR GEMENT& GOOD, MI ens conveyed betimes lbs VICTORIA DOORS mos Os Slsekssil ballsal Dss4 nasal Illaddlolit. Illatelm STEAM LIGHTERS Mee Ito died WOMB ths Dodo sad tha Reoetyart Wharf, I'veev Iliottadipsal deeds. Hu &Seery olden Ow oldit as Sopsollad at *a Dedadtsesa 4lane. Ly II &mt. ell to raoly fat **very frees lb* De" Blletetreet.eillp.a.lbe tans did. sad thane seared is by by I Jibe MU - sr :1 ., ig ....... tzt .. 41 ., 41 .... v ............= a. ..........vez...... ....rSWr.7. ii, .0. . . ~,,, b. 4l ° id an 4 to la Goode Ia do =Ma Mauls cc Sisellard 1 ga mei ,aa i d i re twm aita. V iga L ii, as sreee itais.aad ithary at ck..l. Dedis arasoul id& Vas at the true & ta e IMF et tramodo . sod Mt at "ea t i ttilE ama be taciaabt V4= raaaloslFel h iedaAmal i ft Sae& /Ma al Oa O. CA PPIIR. sumer, 'VICTORIA (LONDON) DOOM—Them Delete • eall wWlilittL o wnl e rs awenwwisdas& VINO VnI E T:I4I I F= T IV" Air .1W". lob pw low Owe Peak Oeww=. 4"... CAPPZI., Warm Meade.) tieslibmi. Cr RRAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CIIIHOTHAII HOLIDAY.. "mix TICKSTS lard ea WIIDNESDAY, Dee. SOX sod IMennedlate ttin..lll be argil& van HOS DAY. the nth. latiolin On the Hoetol and lOW sod 'nth Dena Ines. Units in an OnAlates on easelere ?b. Intro es entdana ath near on Sturten. altb 082600 m et DO.O los Ned tram to anent st 10.0 a le., sad the Hp Day Mill ft,. 1.10.410 P 0.6410100 PA 111.00.1., whit. IrS na se ea weekday...ln the rennin el the anon Trent, te tens Wen VW. des ens Ps .d sad WICOOO., Itteell , g sad Draw =: ChO Oenhan. rad Yeovil; tileaceetat and Illankel ; ow the Sean =s sin Lis. COMMERCIAL BANK of LONDON, [elem. and 4 Ileariettentreet. Ceentrardee. /Ybaenbrd Oteeel SLlfttled: PlOd-en Lnete..4loLooo ; alweenee reel 4111.040. otu Cement—MAßK HUNTER. Di. Tirl'TT Coalmen—JOHN SA YAWL lee. ltele, Lot. Willem Janitom. Lee M.P. Owed St lioLfket CM*. POL./O.4MA Peen , M . P. Fet, M S. John d clone. RN, Robot S.noty rote. Pm. Herten Tay or. Eel. (ewe tet n, Jenne. Thomane. he. Van. q. Joo tet endeno.st. Ent. nark. ►lll.l, he; Thews Welteurth, rag. Jc.ith " 111 11 . 7". 1 %, :"* -Mr. Alfrot Itahent Aotneott Perk. It - tiste eed tee on the ale enema, adopted M Lewes Pinion he ine nu one lawmen with Olt. vete, toe the Mentage sr tresofertine nOf •. • 4.1..0•et to% of. food bearing I.tarat ; SIM *woo • f wens ore net, olet+.4t /nom si - j met Inn/I.f sa,n4o4. The rna; oenteot d;. I per erenanwo rs.e of di.o.eite of 110. lent of Lineed, the Esprit WWI ete,tet !‘" dap' 'peke of wendrowal. The marhey •4 noetery end forego tants mete:Wen ea awl Mee a. WM sawe.dmpnts. Par.fll-e• . min a( eel Owego neeufillek ae. , eflooned. dinette. reseed. and entry deception of Leland temenne Men Lenten of meat We genet on the avincine dee and tonne to Curse amd eiteletre. Chrtersobenas or other esteem me allowed le Miele by the ogee el the hook. A. IL CUTIIILL. Kasemer SO PECIAL NOTICE.—The BOOKS et the COR 1 POI AM! d Os alsoTT fall PROV MUM INTITV. I' N MINOR aw Messer net the 314 Wt. learailag Amain are esepsethaly the Maw, Prlaciplaa sad Prover .4 re* , t . la lw.l. awl dr eala ass la Wish Ile Wins. ef Muteri Moue, •-an We amid hp waalunet. 11. train:lm POO Ptifri• • Wye boa IrlMd. arenal. et sa4 a lalf salaam I all rrpneta seA ow, alionestins Ver. seZ ia tant. ... 4. u ai: , ,s•.K 0 RA.IT. 11414ar th.etery. DR. K.AII/413 ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 4, Coventrywtreek Ifilatelebeemare.—Opea, to /agleam only, from tee tW tee. of 1,000 modelsairjr=loma. WllMlw4lne emeTWi s = frame In health , the ram of rnee„_ie. el twelve, two, four. and hairiest revea, by Dr. /14DXSON. amill • Sew isles •4 Ecotone la now la dune of dor 11=ya.Dr. KALI2I, at • quarter peat eight y tn.—Admission, la.— , meteabing Lederer im by Dr. /Cohn, gratis. GENERAL TOM THUMB ha. arrived.—This Ammo& MAN IN MINIATURE. undoubtedly the .mallert In the weed, lotelligent, sprightly, educated. perfectly' eyrnsoctrical In all lie promethium. H ad vacefal bect 4 lik i lid, will hold THREE FUMED: LiYIIS EAC DAY, fo re only. al the REGENT GAL. EERY, QUADRANT awns ELT, commencing on BOXING DAY Deo I& He will oar, I • post newt) , of NEW CIIARAC TZAR and COSTUMES, Sew. awe., Grecian Statuert, ke. Ills Illilleture Fage erIU gorcemeede the streete deity. The General wu hoovered wi the patronage of her Molest, and the title of fasbine In llR.—Pain erLea Nowt's. !Adios sod Wallow who can conveniently attired the early Mousing Levee from 11 till 1 o'clock I will incur much low inconvealece foam the crowd than by visiting the lab, Levico. limes of Eildbltson From 11 tli 1 ; It VIII ; and 7UR 10 Admire= Is, wribtrat roped to am Reserved ste/10, he; ChildraLle. RUSSIA, its PALACES sad its PEOPLE.— GEAT (MOB& Leiceerettaire.—A bes abd romalfebt lbontata. In hey 11111N1111. Tablawm. of lees &eery, olth sore reek We 1.. sad the Ile arA Sea of Ihe Ilersorable ETRO, of the M Confabs: the Vial ItYn Congarod urinal' the Irate ; Panorama ef Pewee me Resew , Cereation of the Cm la the Gard Cathedral of the A=ahoplabatery Leans at 3 aad O. Adobes Is the thole in lENNETTE MODEL WATCH. 66, Chespoide. I —As wirdielsq. aMT Mit MIMI of ilho toonot amOps. b i rlor i f= B 7= t a st=lol:oto if ai r ' 444' tie last thirty years hundreds . . ce re. bin &gni Imes Pram M i me We of um rdarr DIA NA COMPANY* TDatl, .bleb are pelted la land In eon• riquealillu, bra ow semen lo one wand, at ;dem suitable for antemssit MY sod 11.1117 Information may be bad on application. dam pineamlty as by Wart, to the Company's Warshaw... No. 9. Ofalt ill Miel'. London. CIOALkIi &drew sad Rail way.—LEA and Ock's nototoo Tim bk. ply too, direct trots tbo Oolbtoy by bonbon ; Yr llarobloom of Leedom Oolot ." 9=tb 1 1 7 1 44 deemed, sorosood. to up part of Leedom Ito win to tto adetromd to LEA sod Co.. Nor* Sallow OW Dep.& Matt wiry Itttottoo. or glatobol. rIMO CASES.—At Mr. MEM% BIiTA. lllNTlPtitreel. Kw 4. Loisiaigkrna4, Sant wino= ot row L wirk-baus. wrOlickm. ilmodirP WO. e=4 lomy, wallabb in Oft = iusetattam m....4=B... ii 4o4 komMilla nd, o• sr • are at West istabbiesel tie Os We al Rolm le solts. sal mists of arlial44. HE PEN BUPERBRDHIE—Markiag line witlk the PATIJIT ELECTRO.BILVYII W PLATavaals iime bb eib ab of a lb a t; b wok Y A W tt: EMW . Or • Pla N. Ws Nimble sod beside E=Llteagrn Om door Min Marlialo-lar{. ek ItZT HAIR RESTORED to its ORIGINAL o . . tro—J(.rower moo soommoo moo by P. Y. HIM i_. T 11•01,710 bid ohasiet 001,1 NI. HAIL awl , 1 . , Ms rogibe a re aims I 10,0 some war mar. } same in = 4. l froes b. paiiio44l l 4B=efterolis ..iptivar bi Fri trz r ,.... ",.....g .4. ...rai.i.rr .=.l44 o = i t iar.. . Inceminis. Dada. bold W Amity owl 0... ;Y id WARM WATERPROOF APRONS. eORDINO'd DRIVING APRONS are sum sal pllsbis. my bs ?sided say may 'Most eisekloor. aro ayes diesbas this Irene ass& DRIVING o . olll.resid no t e. WARN DRIVING OLOVIII. CORDING* W DI A 1100Tesee ths lOUs% goal *MR sad amble. FOR SNIPS SHOOTING sod ANCILIIIIO. mitts( was foe as, leas* et Ohm rid mina as drooIs.LABOURRIIiF CAPb boo kFL sulk es lik peedessa. artest selisis Rods Is aellee.—.l. C. CORDING, M. IMist. Ire dam el Tapia isr. TEL TIM* OTWIL4RATB AT A ortsmt. A OUILIA AND • WALT AND TWO (MINNA& HYAM sod Ob " .13 ESTABLISHMENT, 88, 01701D11111111T. alsbalid laps dampens et Is as Dn. dee% "Ile t i llif - 08161. 111 W W OVINE IPSAS= eleirl. Aid lad era ail .tromely TAMMY IeAUM MNABULE AT le. 6L. WIT!! WAIST- TO MATCH. AT 116. HYAM --- CO., 16, OXINTAD-SYMEBY, reeesmied Week Teams eWrialear Unbolt mod theige4 la She in& nay see eel le 1111 WM*. It Le wet ese. eadiAber el Me winnow vor AAds. rid ige=l.2l.loll 101= Cli H I STAUB PREMIUM. —The rzebsesses el us Orley. mil mood Wes. Woes. tiro Islrood poollital to diso to ohostolo mite 11 S; lowy Moodie , *liar si t: Mad model roods teas of tho teat. Ist thlo mom thos ROWLAND, MA 1 QM. tor ao4 or a lamb* tool of Mk; 10 1.11111 Do lit m• imolai Molds Wk.& mod tioooloo r =loll if 0 110. or Za i lhoillebo. tor ii=i to tio= sololalbo = %W . , alb 'go= Cni g ain l oll.l/ ilemmi roja; mei ta I da ti a roe% paemin. H p, UPT U R X B.—By Royal Lettors Patent. 1112=S 1 r LXVill If to be tbe tecet .mow emetive liesineolll•. Stio re et 0 =As!! Sir MON Is lb ea" le boo welded • a an W=Mr rtne"4 "B ; ......-E .................g= ese s ido s er e : • *NV sog be MI, ewe Se by set. es Se ewe Sin woo bin see Se Se =MIA: Se, . As 0 Tess ow the sae pilatiole, owl a Imo& to ups bate rrataitilitAß.--Protootod by Royal Luton A. talif ea 4 by tr i tig .. o; tads de Pio& Nor. Irk.i.M • th• mo • . • spw eerrlbm •i• egrivirike =amplebey will pike/ .it tram aLthane d• the s lime asis.g 74 pigoilisa " g=illea. St kir Er ars of dbarisie =alib i jr=4 Ra i mlEst at all .11aL = mg W g e d i r l n s ta ss em T a zi a la= la rd tra s . ; I rk ; aril?, guere4 red ma Is of DIAN eill LsmdsV • - aosri; rev. WO. ••••••tor eadil Palma. mad Ow. "e n mthion. saw V FILM. ETTEHr i bli IRB 1 1. 6 it() iAbg SYSTEM. rer JACO, 01131r311. riblbary sad Ems., 11. Bolivadwdreet. Now rawly. prim n..aallorm Mtb lLa Flrst. SECOND of PlC l' UltliB of LIFE and MULCTED. from Uss Colkctiou of Br. Tao& By loan Luca. Bradbury mud Emu 11. Bouvorbutraa. Pea gm Ts. 114.. THE ENIGMA. A L.sf trout tbs Archives of thy W.& is Thew By se Ow ansysicus. 1,040 u Joie W. Parte sad Boa. Rut 'inroad. Lae* oabtle to t rift*. nBBERVATIONS n o o the L ho IFE, DISEASE, and DRAT!! of JOH If RIINTRR, ta faaeltialiett of the Raton end Tresereteat of tleat aad Ameba !setae's. by Amex loos. fellow of the Royal w of Phydefeete, Loados Jss awarehill. Neer ReeffsgemeeeffeL MES B I A H. Complete. 2. The CREATION. Complete. U. ACID sad OALATKA. 2s. Lowden Robert Coate and Ca. New Iledlepbewoheet. Att MERICA sod ENGLAND —TbeUNIIIIMI RESTORA TION UM PSOPLII of tbe le t IR ISM SOY R. by RSION of time ISM ItIMOLVIII el Osices. NYATIM Dot I be S ism Dedicated by perielmies to low Mat Omsk= Yiki , .—PAUL eed DOMINIC COLN AGRI oed Oe.. 13 mid M eisa M4iml Ntet. pabilebeis to Mr Maiirly. beg to sememso liet wa Maly mbiltbee INGISAY IMO ist MeNtime owlee4 MN Wok. by MILIJAM SIMPSON. Me MIA of the imilel Ilmetim at s Paid Wm. larwtroles gsmisear puled Wads lows& Me peholdm of r....mbldt mill Magi pertmite et all Ike yememdee immented S .., epooleell mod ammo Yodel The .......... n .... r ., tro i ttelere it th at MUM* Om ilio lo ewe mmostablo iterelso. Ms memege =Widish bit but bre dam/ by bit meistrlmite i Ni felt IV boyi b Tmly. - 1 . 1 , I=yek „. :—Pttela. aIS rpriorAirels. la . tu rrets lII* la ; acUet. P rl b b= m b e ee. ihnli temeyec all,. NM, (which sill he delivered iitriitiy .d.i. ecr u zliriZm a siit z tolicig h tl , Pei t il o, a b t NandY; Ile=emoThey4 Swims aril Cia. imaietwia. Jul pablia• ?Warn* HOMEOPATHlClalßarntraßtnilsk. Al J. L.cua, N.D. Dwell ail No mediae pearled althea* Ur he Ns mail as mai atm la le alialeiskwal. .11a auk kr arlama• sad mlainamolga A 1101da• tar Me ipaliadma Ma A. lIPITOIIII e l f th i iZe Ila • Odds to Ohm wbe ore dallossa de Ifaassaalide ilmsams4 la Way prataisa ••Coo foe wok Fortes 3f• • • ella Ibis ea reo paaallae afar. Jams bata. l IS illar•abardw lp4 an• awl Irawirest. Waal .troa• Jo* pabilitol. Nor sod Illoind 505 mm; pike la.. or by pat. tor MMus Owoopt. I::8CIIINCII at LIM or, Row to Live and Wiwi so Ms tee ; Mei wok Roleo u r DOA. W II SOL as itrlr ell :P irg i ghhnill it hai W iem 111/1.1% so 0141irtril 1 21 14 14 MM. Wet so lie UN So likoncops Is the Tesimms Imo Tlie wk anislig DOOM motor W the owed mew olYta, We mil of Www s plwolV wow's" In addamol to tlw ammoodutos W tom ao wawa &wan a I=l. l "*.t h t il l e rloWo hood is awn WWII idol to IlatoWWW ~.=184•1149 eer vomo . voII. ma Ws : a iWantodomow:allaniff oust; War. *. I lit. Imeriereptin •IN = lam. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. Joao Parma Kamm Riborata-thatabers. Southwark. and York wrest. eastaawthr, Ilbersimet sad browrr, to ..mater Jan. at 4 and lels. at I, Itaimmkaootrow4 w Itirn Lbw street t al. oraig..Passal4 Gaildballukinkm. Joao Pan 11.11oatasa Oano. Smatimltsolmadaft Islhats. sad Wbeatshaatyard. rwataelbautmost. CI% MEM odor, Jos. Set le, and Wu 4mt Mat Ikabstralhatamat. duly Leen and Toga!, Now-Ims. 'Mad ; it 14m/rokaa.lmalmakallotrest. Jona Javan Tomo smait = tatairmazims. 2 rink a. at Ittot Jan* Cammity- Imps ; mult n atr. iimmeim ataUllolarat Joao thowar. add Ilmilotalmo. thatimit. who rammihms4 Jim at =Ma me 1. id Vtadad hatt.mdami. Mu. Ormamdlam. obit!!, Lor. Herr lotgioctrroam. 11fiedriik /mama. Mille wed artier. Jae.: and 1.1. tO, at It, i litalsakanotroaL Larrsta• and ('l, C 44 Jewrpoitrakamm ar. Oembm.Coidarta-eueet DOUXIIII CALLIWAT, Samdiamm. lmalrYY, Mem Swa.l at 1., mad Itab. J i 1S ; i kathatralMalsoat. Num Madman and = .o4 lllbir amp. ClM Boor,Sererel =di. BA W SWAM all/Wie. iilrle ame. 2 ANL I atilt. sad Pik IS me 14 et l ir =m; Geom. E llmitalmisk,ol.2ols., mus Ism omaam " Jou I mad alt. at . 104 , me ltddl=4llammem. 11wIment ; of. anig., Mgt. o rmk thews Simmiwkildsoutb. Ilmomm ilito. Jo. 9 ad 14 .1 1 . at Naafi Coed. Sal, Lova: odoa.. /air tot assn., Huisol, Suter. /WWI MOW brisfahni t pqa mormlamtartw, ha. aixt tS, at 11. et Romlitameor Clot. Snag, Sur, ; off. odd, . . - G T lbatherat. s.,s lairahl" Ise fisalar. las. I aad 33, at at Ilsoiltabr OM. Oft. MA sal Jain. Mao ; ob Monswiftlissibsive. Wagesm Pas. Wmplata.ape.W. sombisa isml c ha. 7 sad Yea. 4, at 14 at Wide Oalla WI etgbilimaisil• 501 .• Cadre, Kieselmapaaall; GIL owls, andel. lIMIOLVISIT mmowns. Ti. O. Oa ler Uss.sems. aslasso. sod UM Tower. ANN. Qty. irs.wies -IL Owes/. Desosamos. 80 110 . = 4 ;loSOlS.stssit. r .o h Olos ils a j : stimissasmilssfolio4ssa. Als 1:=4„...,.. sereal. lhastsarogram e sonselso mak IsOasstges4Nstamy-P. MISINio. U. fissrpersliskk %Or-Sr Sidra Overivear.spisp. M. 0„="."-.........._.&& hallasso, Vastal.resol. Brimass.rail. plember-A. Mai. Ilmosaftsolasstssp-rosS, earolsoliss =Ps s ia t solorl iell' Usloss. Tork.ess. lsooks7. nar isleso,Ors ia. lubrryoleS misp-Soss kopper-J.lLAftss a t i l i rnsk Teat isisse-G. nib Posiss, ll"Pli = tomes. OisSiolmessil. ps Soir-S. B. insist Disuiressi. sionlosr-J. MOW. lamssiel. balise-4. SI. busEseler-S. N sue.. lasser Ansa. .rssi. Ibilliollibs, isessr-In: ✓ MMus, tor. Issmisissie Nods. resiams. Iseromss esagaillst--.1. m. ON Is* Wier. 11 4, OVICLULATIONS OF DIVIDIPID3. JANIS llllOlll-181 dividing at 4. Des. 34.404 the= 21Notbra. 044144,40 ii 46, . _ West — Wrsuat Inaenrees. Illeinalmese, yloster—list dividseilet Ts. Den n, eall every aelmpeet Thee:ley, st Iteriemadk strester. duce Itosarecer, Mk% teinerktre. Seuserideistestiw—let dliritend at re. lijd., N. S 3, sad every irelsevent Tesedny, et Ilernaman's, Ilaselestia. /Mu in Rz; Deno, greerr—led &Abed et Is. (In Widen to Is. Id. perileeely delimit), Des. et, and any senniquent Saturday, as Saner% Iteem. Jr.m Rom Os. Illsaitsibesa, eleapse.Tyse Sister—let illividemil of Its., Die. It. at, IS, sad every seneenessteiseeseeTheendey. st Bittiretan's, Sirraingliani. Bansurie dean, rerbiesles, WNW menelialerer—let dividend of li.ed.. say Friilay ease Mee ha a at ftmits, Leeds. UMW Cason, TeA, lialee—let Wind et ea. led.. say Friday (V s on or after Jae. 11. at IBM. Tacoma Wean% sus. eiste)._Tart, tellee—lst dividend it lee, ray Frilicre ig J umu zALltisWi.lasile. Days* !a.m. dividend ell le. id., any Tri. aw en re Oa Jim. kat lisgen.laela Pm' Ilawirr i S Orsons, vrevelig p =st dividend of A it., any man Jee.ll. et Leeds. Tomas Ruses Om Tails, Dirino-iet of le. 10d., any Tri/ey tie or else Jets. S. at Me" Leo& Wasters Tnitesrata. ~rem wetted Name -llrd dividend et Ind. any 71 ,,,,,a Ira Jae.% et WI, Leas. Causes amen Mae), Cestidisik serratenrave mambo taree—l et et le.,esy Friday en et ohm Jas. 9, et Nagies. Leeds. lass Swum= peas—ltel &Tidied dN, say Tuesday. at 1 leerens'a. -- - J. U. D. Du lay. Bkisardice.street sad Ire.bes. Iffwmassy. Warr wit,ohabreerlaa. 13. H. W. itislimina. llorlemedon. amid Wilmew-ki& 2. MAI. IL OwnifrioNt. _ Went r ii t ig lei sal ins seeilliduit-Ja& WwW l 7. Twiamiew. beliw-.1 1. so mi ntVeirogratisg. Wwweet mid Jo& H.P. Oidite% arealleratr rals = td bm = ll ; MY_-Jus.lo. M. B. teekb. Lima" Jr.- 11. J. aim Wrellist. Imaz ie bblate -Jos. U. Jew Efts once rdl 0.1. 1411.00, star roesets-Jaa. Ilk W. is. = 1 /1.?1/ 6 54.1 . .....arsmi-Jam. W. 3. Wok*. Ins asserstarat-Jsa. If. O. tusueN=lsalregort-J.a. 11. J. Defflia, Ift= limp. dim as. IL W. Fasike. INnalsobos. CEICTiIICATEI Is be prol.l. miss aran is aim Is Ihmentzszy, as Seat at .... am. Jim. I& L. Qty, moral tar. elArt—Jaa. t & 0 C" ni,,,,..m:....... dnper—Jaa. 14.7. L. dimput—las. 11•4 114141~16siosint—Ssa. 14. L. Tamil Oratt 71111411414141. 14. 4. re.. 774 / 1 • 74 I 1441 . Pen isea.ageent. but sol ibie mailholoper--Jes. 14. A. Ham, SAO 1:461 Desk, IMltattless, mew simairmer—Jsa. 14. Team* r i 2 ,4 14 , 4 4 4. .4 1 a= 111 . sr. I. pa* lAther.laas am erwarar— As. 11. 111..M . 22= dmilmlosel. 21, 02 41rn at. —Jis. 14. 11. IL lam. Wasimidials& . 4114 11 17 1 : 411 . 1. 11. 444, TAiumilmylie. Ls. T. OM% llmiz iomm. Blo4l4l=p u r w esa lUi t i trit V. 11 .." •44 . 144, 1 Slaw f BM. PAITSWWWWII USOLVID.D J.lllwrey sad W. liter, Obenup. Iteem. plualmos—C. Wilma rid O. Plee. Wastbora. parat—J. Man am a Mow. Lamed and amma-11.. P. Timothy sad D. L Mod Amis. A. Fraser sad J. Ow. air ibeagas, yea s=ll l— swa aad Dava. Idimlagin Man. Waradaddift sad Lay intedats. Yediablre. =l-43 .ig; = s zl . I L . pl i z a d. VOW. y . k. gr. Wad Ilionglos. sad Vidarasswiaat. *pork Odst add If L eamodea. Paildr Pao•••■• 4 =La H. - T. Oar add J. Was W. &Maw sad P. O. Trilis i lr 4.6l4. 4o._ 'Kemp heima—J. Tftedgeld awl W. R. Menai NM L b ritit sim ill = ilek ul l ecoor ill."lll.l4l make iff tws1 =1". amble"— rigta=l l 4 l ll W. tjaaalay—W. Y ip Palim. sad Oasag=at arer r Ta s W awl J. P. Mowiaa, aw. wogs w. Wades awl B. name. bealbamiloa—T. Mar sed W.I. Wald" Woherimplme. aadinthidre. WM awl Ala brawn —P. Dank 0n... P. Book aad J. H. In* Hosaaar.strast. liabowar.aquale. Won.. Dr as rapids P. Bank aw. mfre...mmag• a•RIIMia DAM 011AXIX, aligolll. 000adidal sereheak Des. 310, at the 1 , Wm'ley &eel. Ohaguer. hew Warm, ma, Crlelf, writer. Dn. 117, at the Deasuesed arm Hetet. WIC Deno beswaert, Capee.Angea Perthshie. thereskse, Des. 9. at the Strathaeere Arm Is% Cepar-Asies. W MUM WALLACS, 'mar. 1111118 CS. DIN. M. at the Cloutty mod Otos. merest Dotal. leder. Una Ceuraala MI Jose Tclu, Jae., Maws, liesehers. Dee. at the Oldie Held. Maw,. Aeanaaus Cearaau, Glaigow, tea sees; Dee. 11, at the /Wade Hotel. Glom kali 'WS% hirers, baker, lea. it the Dahileeke Hoak Winne. Tit Nzw_ Dm( or .ii IriSm ofliD7k - s - s" bars esshered, gm a else Is the Posey to the reddest eesseseed with the eathednl. The very rennin theeplei the dent ; the Rev. Premier Living. sews the vinyl /Me; est the Re.. Cuss Gipps, 811 n Saul, Esq., the an. Mrs Gann h eal t h d Mr. Ford, the orseaht, were sla• preeast. The of the dna having bees propned by Kr. Oipps, the very reversed geatlesse nursed Oaks ia a fresh ad (deadly smolt. B. said he ended to bosun personally asquietsd with the shah, sad it witherod M bf that a good Moan was sot a bad aide of 'Hestia( that eiden it was the ant of tbs hind, so far as he was eloneued, mid he hoped it wend not be the Wt. The remainder of the ening was neat la vowel ezereins. The dieser wee *applied by Kr. Cr, ay of the Coffee-heese. —Corliah Polriet. riW th;Jai Screw C,ocapeay's damn NS left Sssthusatio yostorday with alma ISO Nos ol goods for Use Brasile, sad a omoiderablo Alp OIL rnient.)—VlA kW/elder Oen maim st latohosa, soMpatlash 111.110/11. WS % sad k mob. aetttss wwwwoloh. owl MOM, lo Ds Dim% Maim Inkles " My yaw, loMMalas sway Wawasis. strassams. =11P. 16. 1 "... • lass a ="M„. thl rocatsr h= ait ß W. Fwal. Nana kaorMselbaw Disk 11011•11L'Cian Slies. "Moss Naas' mai &laity Ms has ruswoot ly Da= MOM fted. Jaws Poway. Adoiwwisa. Owe Ms 41.11111. Wheimo. Dar 8, wal. Ondswia. I lin lism ft Mao to kr beani der = that the yams wins ywo lisasisais w mrarsi W way swat biallt am ha sat dlOwskaLwallwiwiwsse4OPPlP" =and molowlso al My *Mai issosts4 soli a of mhos/ Mhb Maws. I l an wig mamma di, bwalialal at. haw is Maims wistiml ism. with maims ressamosa It. sad Wog pare wath plasma is dalog m Wboaswr as anat. tuoity i iM. Ds. lam liwastAtrosillam=thslaW— loppertad by Ouramokta tow ti• of do. = I D& haasaw ; Dr. lawrholl; Dr. Raffwf; Dr. • Dr. Maw ; Dr. Warm ; Dr. lagaws ; IN Mot de Mir; iha Dower. Osumi Cassinswet Maw Yiss ; the tn. J. W. Moil, at Dailaty, Mr. bik ; Aistalawas Atesasise law sod Why twpsalsals mom whits hasith ha lam masa by*awal rharnsind am solos% lib., L. M.; li, 46.1104 Mb, 1124 131b,12a.; segswealmi, Ilb . k.; fita. I la.; alb. 2/1. Ths Mb awl illb. =Mar Ns , as natio se whir war. May Ds Rany sal Of. 77, Keeaaustree. limbs Paressu. Nows. sod Oa, proems to h. MOWN Wt. eke at US, ita. a.d WI. Woad ; 4.Carapaida ; aa, • 113. Ciastagtrlas 11, Upper Morwlnsa ; 11. 110. It% Oollaiwtraft. DEATH OF THE REV. DR. HARRIS. We regret to have to announce the death of the Rev. Dr. Harris, Priacipal of the New College, St. John's Wood, which took place at haMpast 6 on Sunday 'furnace, fa the 63rd year of his see. The Donor had bean rather aewell for a short time; bat le was enabled to deliver a sharp to the Rev. Mr. Heebner, on his recognition ea Waists, of Barbican Chapel, on Wednesday evening, the MI Mat. Ina few day' aner this his thane assumed the form of rheumatic fever, terminating fatally, although he Widths advice of the most celebrated physicians, such as Dr. J• 1444 Clark, Dr. Lankestar, and other'. The institu tion of which he was the head has for its object the training of 'mum men for the ministry moue congregational soaconformists. Dr. Harris wee a gentleman of great esehienae and infloence in that body. He was a native of Ugboroogh, in Devonshire, and was educated in the Independent College, then existing at Houton, bat after wards removed to Highbary, and finally merged In the New College, of which he woe priacipal at the time of hie death. Ho was first settled as minister of a small congregational chinch at Rowena, where he coa -1 Weed for many years In comparative seclusion and obscurity. He was brought to public notice by Wog the snowman competitor for a prise of • luadred guinas, offered by Dr. Compton, for the best essay meanest covet °seams. This predestine, seder the title of Ilammon," gelded estrwrdlaary popsiarity, cud drew the attention of the religiose world strongly towards the author. His minims ea • preockar were ill great request, .or were the sepeetations which his name inspired ever disappointed; (or though be rimmed nothing of the fluent end theatrical oratory usually supposed to form the attractions of popular preaching, he seldom failed to rivet the attention of the crowded audiences which lineally assembled to bear him, by the solid excellonoe of his matter, delivered in a voice of slivery sweetnese end melody. In 1837 he beams pro fewer of theology In Choshunt College ; sad when, is 1860, the various Independent colleges is and about the metropolis were consolidated into one, under the designate:a of New College, he was is 'ilea le preside over the iastltutioe. Betides the prise essay n which we have referred above, Dr. Harris was the antler of /444T41 other works, dirpleyieg fir greater sampan and maturity of thought this " litmanios." Ono of these wee dm "Great Commission," also the result of a literory eampothion, in which he bora away the first prim. Bet, bodies these. he published the "Great Tusher" (his earliest week)." Ku Primeval,""'Thu Preadassite Earth," "Patriugeby," die. Some of theme works display a huge smut of peolesad sad patient thought, in the department of seiephyelleal theology, oraveyed is • style of linguist deems, and beauty. Dr. Harris died I. the vigour of his isembeedl, mil be the Islam of intellectual and sofa THE FRANKLIN EXPEDITION. Last eight • public) meeting was held, at the London Mechatios' Imitates, Sonthensptos-buildiege, for the pee per of esseldering the propriety of supporting the project of Dr. Lug and Lientesent Bedford Put fro , a new lead and re expedites fa the neighbourhood of the Great Fish River ha NW* of farther tress of the missing espeditioa. Mr. Doelles, a member of the Metropolitan Board of Weer, sampled re chair, and, bring introduced Dr. King, that primes gave some further aspirates of the rumor is whir they proposed to eery oat the seareb, whir, be amid, rut cad suoresefally. Lieeteseat Pia neat addeesesi elle reetias in a open& which wee loudly applauded, eirearvieg that they had no desire that any one 11111111111 all up Me Med is imam of the project tinier re visited of the seareity of a farther search, on the grounds of Itsusatty, ssadeteney, and a desire to preserve oar serer knew and itatitire npresseey from the ...Neat stale. He deathbed that part of the plan refer. ries be himself, Gruen up= the see of dogs fn. sledging =I; and pointing est the proposed roar of ship end he said Mortise, se doubt, wesid have to be ersaitterr, bat leas uprises, in the polar regions had dessiderably lend the dangers, which wield, seas it *soy he avoided by seeentes foresight. He blued( wee repairs that it would be ealy necessary to sport* the Isseiresx with a little ebearepectios to entreat from then lbetbrillies story err earratrymen's sufferings. and to fedeselbess so tall at wire village the sunivore would be Nerd. Tree raid be an dart the natives in the virdeity of the ess pole knew every particular abet the missing ships. leasat Pin then detailed his pelletal n prima of the Megrilreas, shorn that they were sot of • warlike dispraise, and adducing the fate of Ureteral Bernard, who wee killed, together with fifty-setra area, tomes, and children of the impinges, by at bused of the Konehis Indiana, r a proof of the iserpisions ohs reread the attire with whoa he would haws to deal. He =l:very grateful rem of the Amorists careen at th, who had trensies the old Rewire to this rusty. They were, eves ire of rue, real good fellows, and be was eery Captain Mirada could not be roast that eerier, bat the herrn at Portsmouth 'invested his. He arid sot toe etregly redone the large, earlier sore esestlitions Mame seat oat, eitise the abendeereat of the Ave Tree* eel the return of the Resolute. Two more ships wars fleseim about is the be—sad if we was sot qsiekly is the field; be should not he surprised to beer of tks Freak bristle, use to Begird and perhaps the Danes the otter. He did not hesitate to say that each an event would be a very great blow to oar =vitiate greatness, and rake is the laughingstock of Burr. For his pert ha weld not bear the ilea of !oasis, his forlorn soastryises ta the larch, and he loved his reentry too mach to see her leers her proud nun, sad the oonddeaos of roes whose she sight hereafter her to mend on enterprises of drier. The 'repletion approving the project were carried nasal aesaely. REGIxT GIALLKAT, r. Okey ahead followisg hie "Paris" ea Tot aiming wi th the address Ladles goademea : This Tom is regard by eh* M. Jamas's Hall Cesapsay for tottildiai purposes. Darla* amilyl represestatioas you kir Firstly sad sanitarily liaised to my attempt to dearth* our sister capital. Your Madams will meet be forpottas by as, sad trastat as Masai pedal to spar appear before yes. Was aid gralomes, 1 bag tar tkis present rips:Bahl to take ay leave." Ox.oiumuk.,--Lot imegies • esaver•••ion• wn •• the disessm ffraaaa. which la le be re. spud •• b.• 1•64•4, wader I.lllMasagement of Dr. Beer Misr% Taws VOSS 1118MNINIS easadeam. W ass wer Maya Masahiro of the_ marlisimeat hays beta air reentlyresevallok ..d the geregrenne of the sew einem Mine% kr Walks, a series of mama sad pepsin k. tare as selenthe Minn Oleo teener a sposinsa was enable sight ; aid If it nay be taken sea fair mane of whet Jen ham, there will be lilt to dainty is man iag die sawn of the eateepease. TM missies was to neskiship well theses. and Osseo tore neatened la a tamme due nest be rummaging/re* eadebetery. The sluing of Ml. Olen Ideekesale isd Ines inseam Cole, sad the flies et Memo Diann mod liweethea, the sae apes the noloseelle sad the sibsa it the late, were all loudly sad daternally appleadeL Thomas any be said of use nulleat glee ening y Orpluvas Umiak POLTTECIINIC. The Mriettose eatertaimmath provided for the preens mesa at this Justitatin are liberal tad varied. Bury day of the week sad every hoar of the day will Mu its appreprialis ratiSestion at the Potlucks's. Free" grave to pi, hoes lively to severe," from semis Mules I, ettieltlllo illastratios, the visitor is seadasted with ands lag interest. Bet at this nirtlantaking One of the you, Mr. Pepper km jadieithely allowed fns sad fairy lead to predestinate over philosophy sad useful knowledge in Ms establishment, and bat few of his yeses snags will Hager over a eleatamgino or a seeriag-steehne wheel they as behold the story of " B.ae Mud " sot fortb, se it was to be een by a private view Mt night, with sash a profusion of Melanin die 'dam views, and sash a area nee cossentery. The little people will be delighted by the exhibition of as legesine jeweils mashes Mi model theatre, in which the drama of •• Ose o'clock ; er, the Knight sad the Weed Demon," will be represented with appropriate emery sad mule. The well ghost seen* in the Carden Brothers" Is aloe to be show.. Add to then wanes a Brunton distribatioa of mamma from a gigantic Cerium' tree, besides Intern ea " Opthial Illeloo and Fireworks," sad it will be allowed that the Whim are well takes care of. . . . I lIRIIIIII FUNERAL AT PLTMOUTH.—An interest's' eniekeay of this hied took pleas at the cemetery, Pomp comegniek, oa Saturday last. The deceased was a season belenniteg to the Psiki Zaaffer, Turkish linarof.battle ship, now being etaaverted tato a ecmw, at this port. The body was beought is shays oa • bier of tough bows based ••••rog with • Iles, followed by • lame *Nino of dot e/- eere, mum, tad isselass botongiag to the vseosl. The eselascholy sad &oval spectacle oa Ito way to the burial posad attracted a large 00041101 ITS• of people, sad is Its arrival at the rave, the olleisting priests o masa** in ✓lllO7Ollll sofa to read and *sat the burial ritual, scoordiag to the illodemito filth, the funeral attaadsats staadiog, kasoling, sad prostration thausalvee, dation the seremeny. Alta the onalaslos of the amyl*, the pave woo carefully deg, and tasted by • 'emporia order to seam* Ito begr imes la lambs to the holy shy—kleoss. The etiolating plat *ea weal toes the pa* into whisk the body was lowered soillalsos. The bier wag afterwards bakes up tad piled Is the grave, sad the mould will trodden cas the rat. mains, the priests tatting up poiltioss at a onsiderable db. taus out sad west. Oa the peso** buten the grave the beam 'embossed Ousting **eta p•otages is • load VOllle. sad Gabbed the eneweay by pearls' water aloud the edge of *a grave ea both sides. CaTIVAL rm...ci.—Otis SHILLING DATr TVISOLT, Due. 23 —adulator an parses% 706; COD by ewes ileketa. 260. Total rebus % 965. THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK. Meetings have jog been held on thim matter to settle the list of contributories or shareholders liable to cane, before Mr. Pugh, one of the chief clerks of Vies- Chanelllor Hindersley. Two Hats were brought in by Mr. Herding, the Aleial manager, one consisting of those shateholden who had takes shares under the original char ter, sad the other of those who had taken shares under Ike new or supplemental chute,. Considerable discussion and confusion took plane on the question of fraud alleged to have ben committed by the company an the shareholders, in the course of w►ich the chief Work intimated that in his opinion the question of fraud would not avail the sham holders if fully proved, and be Amid plan them on the list notwithstanding, with, of coarse, liberty to appeal. Mr. Field, who represented shareholders who came in under the supplemental charter, roads an application that aorta. evident), and omissions might go together to esta blish what he considered to be the g 1 frauds of the oomputy, contending that his clients were not only not ems tributaries under the new charter, but that they were enti tled to recover back from the company the mounts they had paid on their new shares. The Chief Clerk, however, declined to entertain the appli- The first ease of importance, which will probably rale may others of a similar deseriptiou, wee that of Mr. Ulmer k of Islington, who was sought to be made liable under List A by the transfer of five share.. Mr. H. Harris appeared as solicitor for Dir. Ulmer, sad stated that, although the chief clerk had laid it down that no freed would go Os ems of the shareholders, be should, nevertheless, be under the aeogionty of entering into this ease tally. The official manager stated that be should have no difficulty In placing Mr. Ulmer ea the list as liable, cad then pat In the transfer and the deed, the kaadwriting of mob or whisk was admitted. Mr.datherer, the company's registrar of abuts, was then eamaised. lie deposed that he knew Mr. lona de Wolfe Cadmus, who was the trattsferor of the five shares to Mr. Ulmer oa 81st March, 1866. lie got the thane from Mr. Covens., the meager of the bank. The bank must, therefore, have held them. He did not know whether Mr. Cochrane was a debtor to the bank or not, but bein referred to the directors' green ledger," he observed t hat at the time in question Mr. Cockneo woe debtor for several thosmod pounds. This directors' "green ledger" was kept soder lock and key by Mr. Munro, private secretary to Mr. Cameron. Witness bad newer previously seen it. Referring to the close of the account be found that at the time the bank supped payment Mr. Harris was a debtor for 10,000 i He did not think the bank held these shame as security, because they formed so email &relative value to the amount Cochrane owed the bank, but he could not say whether they were held by the bank or not. Mr. Cochrane wee formerly a director of the beak and took 10 shares is 1861 hem Mr. Centeron, the manager, and a mecca 10 shares to qualify himself sea director. The transactions entered in the green ledger" were always kept secret from the clerks. The eousideration for the shares was 2601, and they were mold at par. He did not know the brokers. He found on reference to the "green ledger" that the sees of 2601. was received by the bank and placed to Mr. Cochrane', credit on the let Atgril, 1858. It was the same ens that formed the consideration for the abases, bat he could not my whether it was the ideatigol not or not. Mr. Cochrane had also mold 10 thane to Mr. Batt, who had become a director above two Seattle before the bank atop red, and five shales to Mr. Bevel Kerr. He did not know in what books of the bank the accounts rendered to the proprietors were entered, but he found. on reference to the book in which meet of the asses of the proprietors were entered, it was stated to be rewind at the last yearly inestiag, in Avgast, 1868, Mr. Bulaile in the chair, that "the shareholders had nabonaded eoagdeaca ia the honour and integrity of the directors." (Loud laughter.) He knew, however, that the meeting in question was not anaainious, for several shareholders grumbled, and had not confidence in the directors • bat referring to the minvte-book, he found that the moldsg was entered art numinous." Mr. Crawford, the secogeotant, who bad succeeded Mr. Cameron us se aver, eould give the beat thformatioa as to the acconata MURDER AT LIVERPOOL, T!ISDLY. WO have to Mott the Korn lino; of another swill murder, perpetrated this awning ia the township et Birkenhead. The victim on this occasion met with his death while la the diseharp of his duty, sad in its don he was snag towards the ?salsa who banks' him into eternity to the most Demme and limiest manner. ladee6, there caanot be soy palliatioa for the atrocious deed. The putieulan as at preseat aseertaisted are as follow: At a quest before one this monis', Thomas Smith sad Miabael Brun, two youeg men, dock labourers, rsoldrag st 9, Eldon-plies, Birkenhead, went to the public-house is Chester-strut kept by Mr,. S,ftly, and ksoiked at the door in • very boisterous mann. Mrs. Softly asked who was there, when the two um demanded to be revved with some drink, which was refused them. however, and after making coasiderable disturbance, they went to the ant door, • beerhosn, kept by Mn. Cur, sad there Smith kicked in the paneh of the door. Mrs. Softly bearing the distort:wan, seat her sosa-servant oat by the bask-door to fetch • polices's& ; mad the decaseed man, Vaughan, No. 8, was brought to the spot, sad led the men away down the street. When is Brideiretreet ellen italsesel came up, mad Vaughan having . told him what the priapism had dose, asked the. then names. Smith at seep showed fight. and Whitehead saw him strike his brother onion several time,. la • moment poor Vaaphen 'nod oat, "He's got • knife. I'm does; l'es done " sad fell is the strut. Smith then ran away ; but he had not gone many yards when polies/mu Clarke, coming up from the oppwite direction, took him into custody, Whitehead having the other pilsour, Brno, I. his charge. A struggle with Smith ensued; sad, after • severe flpt, the fellows wen takea to Bedews% when It was brand that he had a very severe wound between, the fore-floger sad thumb of his right head, sassed, ae doubt, by the abating of the kat& with whisk he killed the other Vaeglisa. Oa Musing to the plan where the warder was committed, close to • pool of blood was dimmed • large pookeikain, the blade of whisk was covered with lased, awl this halts is kleatified as benaglas to the primmer Smith. A shmadry, to whl.h some pantos had bean broeght down form Baditea to Woodside Feny, sp. Preached the scene of the murder, tied tan this vehicle Whitehead put his {quid brother ofiket sad had him Goa. vivid to the polioe statism, where Dr. Jesasette, the polite surge's, was very promptly in storadeace, sad rendered every aid possible to save the life oldie safftru, bat medical skill was et ass avail, for Vanessa died at a quarter to threw the/equalises of u hour after his arrival at the polio: statism. sad without sayleg • word. The wound of which be died was just below the heart. Baperiateadeet Siren, who used every aeon to alleviate the poor fellow's distress, Wotan us that he died without a groan. Vaughan wee 26 years of sp, stood 6 het 1 huh, awl bad bias is the Bitheaboul fun siege Os'iber, DAL baying tome over Eta tke Irish onstabilsry to joie It. He woo vary peembilag yews. often, remarkably WWI to everybody, mad ire* vagesloatioss l a the dim:hasp of his ststies. As =MOB MN be boo left totally soprovided for 6 , 1 aged saber, eel a deter who hoe brow molt anietod for wry poen. He 1/01 tail, wale support Tag ARCTIC Snip RlSOLUTS.—Yeeterday at noon Climate Herta:sin returned to the Resolute from his visit to Vie/lomat Palmerston, when he state he was entertained with the utmost cordiality. The deputation hose the Sitio. owners' Assoeistion of Liverpool, contorising Mr. S. R. Graves, chairman; Mr. James Smithoind Mr. F. A. Chat, arrived at Portsmouth is the morning, and in spected the Victory sad Claresee.yard, whence they were embarked by Mr. Jobs Davies, muter- atteedent of tbat eetablialmeat, eisespeoled by Mr. lasts Garrett, of the Is. of Gine% Gibbon, sad Soma, spew to Lloyd's for Os Resolute. They were received at the gangway by Cap taia Rentals and Ohm, end conducted below. After an 'strode/thou sad a little test the deputation ware invited to the quarter-dm*, where the °Mears sad mew were as sembled, together with Chevalier Pappolardo. the Vies. tionsal, mid Mr. Davies. Mr. Graves then read an address to Captain Rartitein iron the association, eat the salient apish' bating replied, the company west below sad partook of a splendid &leaner in the gunroom, pre sided OVIIIr by Cygnet Hantain lAmitenent w. tug the vioe•ettair. Rees the toa stsi us of " The Cleeee," "The President of the United States." "The United Ser vices of Great 13-itais and Astoria'," "The Deputatiort from the Liverpool Association," die., were given and re sponded to with generous eatheateas ; sad cm the depute, hos leaving the skip I. the gig of Mr. Davies, of the Cla. reatialeed, Use crow of the Resolute snouted the rigging and gave them three hearty sheers, whist' were as heartily returned by ell he the gig. The deputation were highly pleased with their visit to the ship sad their hospitable eatertalement ea board. FIRS IX • FRENCH RAILWAY TILAIN.—The Aare de la Loire says:—" Oa the sight of the 12:b the *egg** containing the peessagers' luggage, end the prowls seat by the train from Odessa to Nantes. caught An not far hoot Askew. Every article of luggage was reduced to ashes, sad out of 160 pareelsonly sin were mod. There was also in the waggon • wooden nee unseals, silver one, whisks, it is supposed, was melted, bat of which no trace bee been foetid. Tee net of the train was only saved by detaching the wines ea fire sad abiding it to burn ea the Use." THE BATTERSEA •BOARDING SCHOOL." VERDICT 07 MANSLAUGHTER AGAINST mac MEIER& Yesterday evening Mr. Wm. Carter, the coroner for But Surrey, mimed, at the Swan T , Bacteria-a bridge, the adjourned inquiry ?ripening the death of Maria Bailey, the child who it wu alleged had been starved to death in a cheap boirding.school kept by a Mrs. M Mr. Reynold", the 'Winne to the board of overseers, again attended to watch the proceedings. George Tindall said he wee 11 years of age. He knew sow of the commandments, but be bad not been taught ' them since he went to Mrs. Meares'. lie bad learnt what he knew before he went to ter school. He should know Mr,. Mears again. Be fist west to her !retool at Pelham in August lout, after which she removed to Chelsea, sad atter that to &tern& When he went to Fulham there were 21 chtidne there. Be wee treated better at Fuloarn than afterward', bet ha bad not always enough to est. When they want to Cisetse.t the children principally slept is a cupboard. WitZelnl and three little boys slept in Sualevateset at du house of a Mr. Harkin. They had rice and treads for Mauer sweetener, bread and treacle for breakfast and tea, and at other tinny only dry bread. By the Coroner—The living at Battersea was wore than ever, and they had au halt mooch to eat. Be had inky dry bread for breakfast, and only water to drink. There was a piece of neat shoat the site of a cep pat ante a seutspan for the toed for all the children's dinners. They had neat only mice whilst at Battersea. lie alrpt is kis cleft, batons, it was so sold. Tie had a clean shirt sometinws once a fortnight. His person was neglected, and Ma bead in consequence became covered with vermin. The witness became grealy agitated and looked rotted' tho room, when the learned Coroner told him that le need' not Do afraid, Mrs. Moons was not prompt. He wished she was. Elaraisation in chief coutlaued—lit had heard demised eioraplaia of the food she had given her for dinner, sad when she did so dry broad was given instead. The decreased wee beaten the day after she was 'akin ill brcause she warn plairted. The rooms were not washed or krpt clean ' and they were not allowed to go out. Mrs. Weitcn, of C helsee, used to give them food to eat occasionally. Idyl. Meats did not allow then salt, pepper, or halves or foal to eat with. - By the C —The deceastd nor any other scholar lad sufficient food to eat, kid she used to cry for more. By Mr. Reynolds—He had can vermin and mires the floor. There were sic or seven doge and three gate kept k the room, which made the mess on the floor. By the Coroner—The potatoes were boded in their skins and also in the dirt, and alter they were cooked the liquor was given to the @Widths and they were told it was broth. (Sensation.) It was served up in plata. There were but three plates, and when three scholars had taken tie food given to them, three ethers would be served. They had no regular lemons, and were obliged to est the little food they had with their augers. They bad no lights or firiag sup plied by Mrs. Metres. There had been no course of instruc tion laid down slags they had teen at Battersea. Mrs. Meares would not allow him to write home to his friends. He had however penned the following in pencil, which was found in the witness's pocket. "My dear Papa,—l hope you are quite well, but lam my sorry that you forgot about me en my birth day, sad I hope you will remember it another. I writs these lines to tell you how I am treated. I am treated very badly. We oily have rim, half raw, and three potatoes, but so seat tar dinner, and for tea and breakfast only bread and treacle, sometimes oily dry bread. We me halt steroid. and if you do not come and fetch me on Christraaa ' I shall be crying all the time. Remember me on Christmas. Biases me writing in pencil. I am your affectionate eon, "G. F. TINDALL." ' The readleg of the letter caused a strong feeling amongst all la court. _ _ _ Mr. Jobe Crowe Richardson, surgeon, of No. 2, Spencer Villas, Battersea, maid that he wee first called upon to see the decsand on the evening of the 4th of December. The child moaned end complained of tender ness of the body, and there appeared a kind of stupor about countenance. The bud sad body were dirty. He g lly saw the child twice a day. She was suffering from diarrhea and fever. The Cantos ceased, but the mulles of the body condoned, sad the fever be..... of a typhoid oharuter. Be never saw the deceased except on one or two 00011i001 unless In the arms of Kn. Mauer, en she eppeared to bs labouring slider alerts, and would not allow lilts babel ler pales listless her bands were held. He essiisigi to Woad the child up to her death, which took pies sato HBverythiag in the house well M dos mu veer tibty, sad he could aot get lats onion ma to Ku of the Ibsen carried out. Mrs. Meeves said that else ao one to attend upon the children beyond herself. Be had dace sad* a post-mortem ear missiles of the body, and having heard that the deceased and *then bad be.. kept without proper nourishment, the want of clothing and bedding, with the entire aegleet of cleanliness, would act as predisposing causes to the parti cular ease of fever which the child laboured under, awl in some sues atmospheric chuges would give rise to it. From the evidence he had heard, his opinion was that death had resulted from remittent lever, ariaing out of the had before alluded to. He bad not the least hesitation in saying that the dammed's death had been caused from hunt . Iciest and improper f..od, want of clothing, and cleanliness —absolute neglect of clualinese, with atmospheric changes. • • - The learned Coroner summed up, rmomniog that If tbejary were satisfied that the woman bad been guilty of mach grog and criminal segleot as to cause the death, it would be for them to say whether she was guilty of man slaughter or not. The mire haying been cleared of strangers, the jury re tired, and attar sonsultlag for some time, they returned a mocha of Measlaughter against Marian Wens." The Witllolllloll IMO Wand over to appear at the Old Balky to prosecute. WE FRAUDS BY 7HH OFFICERS OF THE GUARDIANS OF TBB CITY UNION. The investigation u to the frauds and tOberiee esuaitted by Manta and Pant, who hire disappeared, leaving en lentesse amount of money unsceoustid for, is proceeding vigoeously. It is believed tbst the def I¢stions *need 60.000 i Mr. Rowsell, clerk to the guardians of the several peeishes has bees, gently to the TIPProt of many of th e nest resjentable inhablthate. who have known hint nosy yeses, suspended frost his ode., although it Is not Imputed to hi. th..t he was at all cognisant of the (rendition tnasactiess which hen liken place. The following is • dopy of the warrant of suspension, which was signed sad sealed on lionitsy at the Mansion house: " City of Ludes Uoioa.—To the guardians of the poor of the City of Lanes, In the City of London sod the liberties tlsereof.—To Mr. John Rawson, clerk to the guardians of the poor of the said union.—To the elturche ' wardens sad overseers of the poor of the several parishes and pluse meeprised in the said anion.—To the clerk or clerks of the jeetiess of the petty sessions held for the division or divisions in which the said onion is situate.— Anita ell ethers whom it may macern.—We, the Poor-law Beard, hereby dealers that we deem it expedient that Joha Thomsa Bowan should be suspended from the once of clerk to the guardleas of the poor of the City of London Unios,ia the City of London sad the liberties thereof; and is pirouettes of the powers gives in end by the deist« io that betel( made sod provided, we do hereby suspend him from the said ogee, sad order and direct the said John Thomas Rowan to mass to exercise and discharge the rowan and duties of the said once, °obi we shall, by any order under mu head and seal of once, otherwise direct. And we do declare that the urgency of the case miscue that this order should take effect within the period at fourteen days, and do acoordiegly direct that the same shell come into force forthwith.—Ointa soder our haw., and seal of Mice this 22nd day of December, 18.56.—8. P. Bolivian, President. ...0011111ULILT, deeittaty." ANOTHER BURGLAR REPULSED BY A LADY. — Ono of the burglarious peg who:tiniest the West Biding of Yorkshire suffered oa Sudsy morning • repulse at the hands of a lady while attempting t bosh into a dwelling hoses. Dir. Samuel Blaming and hie daughter, a maiden lady, »Ode in one of the least populous puts of the village of Greet Mortcm, near Bradford. About half past one am. on Stodgy the lady, who was sleeping is a r om on the ground S or, was alarmed at heatless moist. She stetted ep, tamed, cm the gas, and saw • roan'. head projecting through the window into the interior of the room. The hove. had been but recently broken into, and therefore, for proteetios, Mir Blemires kept in her sleeping apartment an from erow-bar. With this she struck sierra heavy blows at the Intending bead, severely mauling it; and while this was b.iag dons en accomplice *Welt the owner of the head had outside cried oat "Strike her; suits her with the blud geon Jack." The advice, however, could sot be folowed. bat the l head was as wen as possi ble withdrawn, and then the party decamped. leaving bellied them oro iron now here. Although their trash was for some distance marked with blood, they have not yet been captured. The thieves were attempting to eater the house. by means of a lattice. TES ESCAPED CONVICTS.—WOOLWICH, DEC. 23. One of the oonviete who .reaped last night from the hospital ship, moored off Woolerish Anatol, .as °splutter' about fear hours oubsegneatly by a police sonsteble of the IL division, and immediately ectioeyed to hls old guerters. Toe boat in which the three °aconite 'soaped hem been brad on the Zoe: shoes of the river, opposite rlumstead. It appears that the fugitive' landed at this cep st, and proceeded towards Loudon, as th ey were met at L'hiuwell, in Rosen, by the pities coastal% referred to, and as at assistance wis imme diately available two of the men act sissy, ana the third was appnkandat attar a desperate resistance.