The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-09 00:00:00

NEW S P"PE R :is a a d.XSI T„" . r ( 7 7 - 7 ' .. .../ X........../ . e - *- „r • Na 5,148.) CkijCA, calling at the_Gapo of Good Hops UTTA, kij a.7 l 37adraa—anAlf ODI IIJI CATION betimes WOODS and 11411 Lt by the magelleent *set el Meamere belonginz to the EAST INDIA and LONDON sairruto col rANY Llmitedt.—The era-lowers clipper wdßer?? Maes ship MYDASPRI. 9249 tons, 300-breee power, G. K. FOR. STIJL Commander, now leading in the Victoria (Lemke) ON:10, will leave on the 15th February, embarking gene at end leaving Gravesend on the INS February, !Cr..S cum. calling at the Cups of Good Rope and Madras. That eagnilleout ship, built inanely for the Indian trade, bee been thoroughly refitted, has ersarete aosommodation fee per 'wen, and will carry an h e a p s enrypon, also a steles/dem Tbe average of the last fovea Meereers has been 72 days I boors to Madras the Hydaepse patented the voyage la m dl) s, and the last (the Catenitta) lu 59 days, befog the shortest on record.—For freight or puma apply to GIUNDLAT and Co., 56. Parliament street, S. I. the proton ; ALFRED BRETT and Co., 150, Leadenhalletree, IC.: or sa the OFFICES of the COMPANY, 9, Mincingdane, London, IC. : when also applies. Mom for appointments as midahipmen should be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. East India and London 1511, Company (ilmited), 9, Mineing•lase. C. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' r' cB ofßlackwall-yard, London) LINE of PACELT SHIPS to AUSTRALIA. — Poe MELBOURNE, Pint Phillip, Direct, to leave the Docks ow Saturday, March SI, calling at Plymouth, the splendid clipper ship YORKSHIRE. 1,101 tons, E. ADOLPHUS REYNELL, Commander: lying In the East India Docks. Her asoonnuodations for all claws of passengers are unsurpassed. and she will carry an experienced surgeon.—For freight or pas- NW apply to McLEOD, ALLPORT, and MORGAN, with Messrs. MONEY WIORAM and SONS, 7, Leadeshall-serest. Amen gem by this line of packets are mimed from Paddington to Plymouth fl nit class for secoodulass fares, and second ciao for thlrteleas Wes. rrHOMSONS LONDON LINE ot PACKETS direct to AtIVTIALIA, INDIA, CHINA. CAPE of GOOD HOPE. WEST INDIIB, ta—TU following superior gruaelan Ips will be Led as ander presenting to Shippers sad Where Destinatton. Ships. !Tons Captains. Loading. Adelaide .. Antagonist 406 J P. Hill ....;London Dock Calcutta.... Lord Lyndhurst 1,167 W. Graham ...London Dock Shanghae . Havelock 454 8. Chapman .. W. I. Dock Hanglise .J. H. Hansom 4OO KW. Chapman. W. I. Dock Jet Natal.. kiperance For ttu-ther particulars apply to PATRICK THOMSON sad Co., I, Billitoropaam, EC. OVERLAND R017111.-COMMUNICATION by STEAM to LYDIA, AUSTRALIA. &c., ell EGYPT. The PENINSULAR and RIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION VOIRANY BOOK PASSENGERS and receive Cargo and Paresis at their London ogee for Gibraltar. Malta, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, the Straits, and Chloe, by their steamers having Southampton en the eth and lath as every month for lbralter, Malta, Egypt, Aden, sad Boeahv, byname of Use nu, and 27th of each month; and for II I% Reunion, King assegab Salad, Melhourne, and Sydney, by the steamers leer ing Sontharepton on the 20th as emery matte.—tor further Irteapply at the Companybollioss. Lemenduslletreet, n r , s lon ; or Orientos, tiontheaspton. TO BRITISH COLUMBIA FOR LIR WI!SKLY STEAM QObIMITNIUATION to w ye= Direct—Th. LIWZRPOOL, 111 W YORK, sad IBILADIFLPIEL6BTRAWARIPOOMIANY intend despatch ing their 11111-prated Clyde-built iron &mew Sioarnehips, calling Oseenstown to =shirk ipassmenrs sad derintwisrs, as follow. • WREK LY 710 K LIYBRPOOL volt VY.W voax. CITY Or RALTIMORIL. Wednesday, Feb. 11. KANGAROO, Wednesday, Feb. 18. CITY OF wAsuntotoit. Wednesday, Feb. 26. And eves" essesedkai Wutnanny. Ostia pima% 1/4 17. and IR sulasse,, asconling to the soccer Forward pause% 8 guissee, including all provnionN sembed. P1111•11111tM for Cued& the Culled Mites, sad Beitish Oalanelds, booked thronesell nwy m a i dz i atjeons w tuinu—k o. ed. or to f ‘ a r li g lgl t trd 'LAMY. ICini WM "' --et.ro:r..t. pHILLIPPS, GRAVER, and PRILLIPPS dimaleb the andermeuttoma Ilmt-etsse Steamer.: Pee ROTIEJIDAY, the FrIerOOID, Thursday raandeg early. bets oe the Tower s Fare Ter PIItTAIV.It, the SCHWALM OONDOE, or MOWS, alter. astd, every Thnredny, teem fforentydown, at 11 arn.. a 4 lateckerall Pier to receive psetenetes at noon. Pares : £2, 44 108. IekOTHENSIIIO. the LONDON, Feb. 15, from Horselydown Trice, p Is.. Et A. and £l. For COPENHAGEN, the HEWN. Y, Feb. 10, from Abler men's Tier. Pt; tilled, — riga, app l y Chapthes Universal Odloe. 31. 3•=elro u z.. g. . 6. 0r to PHLLIAPPS, GRAVES, acid MILLI 1' 1., THE GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. YOUR-AND-A-HALP PER CENT. PREFER/OCR STOCK. The Great thatern Railway Company is prepared to receive APPLICATIONS ter gums of Al or wear& of the above STUCK. bearing a teed preferential interest of 4{ per cent. per awnum. Interest commences from the date orpayment —Appli maws to be mete, either personally or by letter, to the mew ' J. It OWEN, ilemetary. ll Vlkopsigate Terminus, February, 1M L AW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Pleeastreek London. Ina Minted IM Invested wets. £5.000,000. Annual Income, £490,000. Emilia divided every fifth year. Muiralthe et the profits allotted to the areared. The BOWING added to the policies at the five division of profit lattice lave hitherto been made amount to £3,500,000. DecieWheThe sad 166 a. Division of Profile will toe made op to the Slut of The Soc iety r has 00 paidtov in claims —Sums assured, Cf,510,230. Peauses. A 1,209,1 ; tlier, 0.6.786,420. ler prospettuess and fore e for effecting arnoances, apply to tits Actuary, at the Bandy'. race, Fleetatreek London,E.C. WILLIAM SAMUEL DOWNES, Actuary. January, 18g. THE JOINT STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY To be hicorp rated ender " The Companies Act, 1802," with litalted Capital—One Minion eierilsg. With power to timers. Ta 40,000 Mares of VS each. £1 per Share payable on applica tion and £1 on allotment, on which it is not intended to cell, Including deposita, more than £5 per share. DIRECTORS. Wfflisin Chsrles Drown, AA., itocidort Lodge, Richmond, Surrey. J. Henry Darnell do Castro, Req. (66, Lombard-arced), Director of the Alliance Bank. John Blorant £3n , t sq. 'John R. Min and Co., $4, Abchnreh. lens . % Director of the Union hank nt Mistretta, John Fisher, Esq tlate of Fishers and Robinson, Watlingotreet). Wilma Ch lena apmen Harnett, Isq. W. C. and H. Harnett ). 7, Great SA He Thomas Wingate Henderson, Esq. (Roke Manor, Romsey), Director of the Ralik of Australasia. .sairmil Henry Blade, Esq. (Rind. and Gladstone), 11, New limadatreec hands Martin, Tel. (Martin, Robertson, and Co.), 67, Grace street, R.C. Henry White, Esq. 9sulth, White, and Co.), 18, Blahopagate mined Within. Kuufaiwo DIRACTOR—James ?reeling Wilkinson, Rat, 6, Mello- Ina-lane, LC. With power to add to thidr number. 'ASKO& The Bank of England. Messrs. Ilasterman, Peters, Mildred, and Co., 315, Nicholas-lane. SOLICTIORS— .elan. Mum and gm 68 , Cannonotreet, E.c. Ezows —Maar*. 11111, Yawed; and 11111, 26, Threadneedle street. PIG MPECTUS. The rapkl development of the cotnoseree of Mb country and 1:s gement healthy ccuelition call for a corresponding increase In all the means whieb are orcessery for freely conducting It, and the ready convendoo of Bills of Exchange and other documents repromatlng property la transit into movies is one of ita moat asseutial elements. riiis — aompany Eu been formed with ft large and Increasing capital. and will his welcomed by the banking and monied Mia mian's* • means of employing surplus hinds with perfect ea eurity. and private deposkon will always be anahlcd to scenes a fair rate of interest for kaig I:ill short pariod• The mercantile and manufacturing mum= w obtain additional facilities for legitimate dimsmint couversion of a loog existing bsidneai into a powerful Perot Welt Corporation. The moment for establisideg Ode Company is peculiarly ap psopriate, the trade of the mot,' is comparatively free from .=4ltire ilifistins, and there is no doubt that a the future. 9 , :.5.CL are vary favourabis for • large extension of coin- 11;Truinettile of carrying on discount operations by means of a John Stock Company his been tested and folly moved, end searealy a &obi, can exist of the perfect success of an Isatitutlon Dialthis object under good management and founded ea • sound s. The Directors being fully Impressed that much valuable time has frequently lie., Lad and rub incurred to new euterprises for want of experienced management hi the earlier yearn of their tomidafJon, have concluded neaottattoa for th e pirehw and transfer of the long eitsbllshed Walesa of Mr. J. F. Wilkinson MaTßruce and W akin. oj, whose undivided services have e l i l tuo rise iloilaging Director, thus enabling the Oampany to coonneoce operations dm so Imp rtant scale at once. The Directors exprtmly Intimate that there la no payswat to he rata so prorontere, the net-emery expenses Incidental to I' e lormatton of the Company only will be Incurred, end they have made amusements by which the entire preliminary ex pima, including legal charges, wW fall within unohalf per cent cit the capital. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be obtained of Messrs 11111. Fawcett, and Hill, the brokers o f the Company ; or at the T =notary Oakes of the Company. The amount c 4 al upon each share applied for mend be timid to the Company's tauten previously to the application being seat in ; this sum will be returned 11 or allotment ts made to the ap plicant. Temporary Mon. 09. Thaveineadiaelreet, 7th Feb., 11w. ALLEGED SECOND-HAND SAFES. —An y person or . sa ltseleg recently purchased trout tarsi- Are brokers or `serred-baad rhe-pros[ Seas say etch Ohba which wars Abe of ChatoWs maks, out obi*, by e° 03 . 1 a.„ unic•Ung olth Wars. ROBINSON sad SUM UnI(COCK, AO. 33, Charterttosaeoquars, solicitoes to Marra Chubb and 110 a. OONSIIMPTION : ITS ORIGIN. Th. Report of DR- DZ."; CRONDTS **add =COMM Rs 011 JOIN Or CONSUMPTION), the Issetlabreadagla 0 7 I aselleure, Is la the printer's hank.sad will be agabillY Polt %be The Importance of thls an be =WNW solely fro. the fact that la Omit *Nob same *NI Ilmaally with front the ravages el essampliat Upper Sepatturatreet, W., Ceameglibageare. Hyttadaelt. riCITY DISCOUNT COMPANY (Limited). It orporated under The Companiew Act, 1882.," by which Os amity of shareholders Is limited to the amount of their shi. - Capital C 1,010,000, ht 10,000 shares of F-50 each. Pint bane 10,000. Al payable on application, and 41 101. on allotment. Pint call and sabesquent cane not to exceed 45 each, and an Inure ,1 of three months between each call. It le not Intended to call op Mace than £ ll 10 e. per awe. Kin Pro's . Nowand Ronald, Rag., biaasaieiefeqtuire, Director of the National Bank. J. Reid Mackenzie, Eaq , late Manager of Bank of Wen. Charles Scott Jackson, Esq.. 19, Cannonetaset and Adam Schoalea, R-q. late Dunlop, Schools*, and Co.), Director of the Union Bank of kogland and France. Thomas Ouchterlony, Req., 161, Penchurchetreet. Thomas Staunton, Esq., 11, Porchester.square. Edward Stern, Esq., merchant, 311, Threadnewlle.street. Patrick P. Gordon, 33, Conihill, Chairman of the Eastern Bengal Tea Company. (With power to add to their number.) Banigas.—The National Bank, 13, Old Broad-street. eommosa. Mears. Jas. Taylor, MaTaTo;, - and Taylor, Furnivarainn. Mama. Crosley and Barn, 34. Lombard+treat 1301113. Francis Human& Esq., County lumbers, Cornhill. Messrs. Taunton and Co., Llvarpool. Auprions—Mears. Johnstono„ Wulf.la, and Co., public accountants, 4a,laNbury. 111T/Iff CoW tam.). D. Macpherson, Fag. Temporary OMoes-100 and lOl, Onisham-hotue, Old Broad-street. 'I I HE LONDON PAVILION.-LITTLE (E)RELLI, the neatest reneatlon of the day. She FOUR W AMERICAN ONDERS ammo ell ever witnessed to ade coon try. Grand SeMotion from the Prolate %VERY IV EN ING„ atbealned by Madame Warmer*, Min Constance, trulame Leeentrd, Madame Elbe, and Mr. IL de Brenner. SI: American bowling alleys. Oped dilly. THY LONDON PAVILION, TICHBORNE-STREET. LOIBL end BONNRAMMRR, Proprietor& THE LONDON GRAND RESTAURANT. LIINCIEIONB and DINNERS • LA CARTE an be had with 001170 HT and DESPATCH. - 113 LONDON Intern, ready from 2 till in the Orand name. at 1, Bd. each !rayon. Special dining-rooms for Whin and gentlemen. Spacious and wail ventilnted wine, °Wee and smoking Belie. OPEN ON Bumpers From roui ILLL MINX nAWYER, Preplan*, NLIET.STRZET. OORNItit at CHANCERY•LANM T C. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers IP • (in Zealand) at PARAFII ME C.& NUM, to whom the prim" coeds' (Mr) has been awarded, and their candles Weir ed b her Majesty's Government for use at the mWtary stations These ean.ika can be obtained at all chandlers and pens., to the United Ilorn. Price la ad. per pound ; also Ft d'a cele brated United Mrvice Beep Tablate, dd. and ad. each. The pablie are cautioaed to see that Field's label la on the =a ar born. Wholesale only, sad far exportation.— Upper lanaheas. Load" & 1 - 0 7 diel" ^♦ FACT WORTHY OP NOTL" Masuailluricarkti Bond-street io TS, ISZOOLSTREET, NANOT en the Ist Clobber. LW. the les. Trousers (erld o eßwt by bba) better Maio 'vit. Cdabibitel 1811. —By Mr. 11231{MLL13 invention, of r r il w E tT a ishlis le the cola patentee (protected 17th July nati, LATIFICIAL TEZTII, to but a lifetime, are nude and fitted In a fee hoar, =taunt pate or ertraetions, no trims nor feetoolum required, and demotion Irepeasible. Comfort guaranteed. Mr. Weirs Treatise, which fully explal ns lde Isom thin, post frmearren stamps. ConeutteMeus free. Terre Me* moderate.-11, Gres vanor.etreet, Beetbetreet, and 14 liannett44lBl, 9IIINIIIR.—The MEDICAL PROFESSION —The LANCET—Dr. Hassell and others recommend tiers' Quintus Wino" as as excellent and simple allsnishint. Manufactured only by HOBERT WATERS, 2, Martin's-lane, Cuuronetreet, London, &C. Sold by Grocers, Dalian Ware housemen. and others, at 301. a dozes. Wholesale Agent, E. Leiria and Co.. Worcester. RELIEF for INFANTS in CUTTING their Tams. mrs. JOHNSON'S AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP.—This efficacious remedy baa been in general use tor upwards of thirty years, and has preserved numerous childhen when suffering from convulsions arising from painful dentition. As soon as the syrup is rubbed on the gums the child will be relieved, the gums cooled, and the inflammation reduced. It Is as innocent as efficacious, tending to produce the teeth with ere: and so pleasant that no child will refuse to let its gums be rubbed with it. Parents .houlti be verloarticular to ask for Johnson's American Soothing Syrup, and toilbtlee that the names o BARCLAY and SONS, If!. Yarringdod.street, Loudon ;to whom Mrs. Johnson has soli the recipe', Are on the stamp allied to each bottle. Price 2s. ed, per WONT •- - • • AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.—LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, without manning the bowels or affecting the head, truly ellicacinus and pleasant, is admitted to he the best medicioe for immediately relieving coughs, ookis, coolirmed cams of asthma. and Incipient consumption. 11 ere goently cores persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable, admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing. In approaching cousuniptlmi fu effects are truly beneficial. Persons deprived of sleep.or even lying down for fear of taufftries 14zp,mbniacr depend aba on re l ie f by jp . afe w mly LA •I BERT! chemist '' , S, Ring Sei—il liesa-street, Charing-creel, and by al druggists, in bottles, laid., and three quantities In one, Is. lid. Be particular and ask for Lambert's Asthmatic Basses. The name and address Y easrased oa the Asap. TOZBAIIII 00PAHINE MKGE, succesefully go tried to the Parte sad London Hospitals, seder thereat* of Stagers. CsJlerier, itlaerd. Loyd, relent'. end Levee Clerk (Unfree. Oh Ver., nut effects a ears le ea avenge df six days. either In rarest Sr ehreate 4.lseasee.--ta. N. per Male, by pest at C. J 0.111 1 .1. Yren,tl MorllVAt. IC. lixvneArkw. fisventh Edition, Dot published, pries du, by pod IS slumps, DEBILITY and IRRITABILITY of MIND and BODY • resetting from muses baring their origin in Igno rance, evil example, sedentary habits, enervating climate, int• proper treatment. dc. By T. B. YOOMAJI. 51. D.. Physicists to the Genoa& Post-oddee Letter farrier. Provident Institution, Dr. Yeoman has done mach to popularise the inriliCal art, and to lift the veil of mystery which has too long hung ever if. This is on. of his happiest efforts."—Glasipro Fxamiurr. London: ZS, Lloyd-squirs, W.C. ME PRISCO or WALMI AID TUE Baal, CALivo inAx CURLING CLI/B.—At the ennui' eseetleg of the re presentative committee of the Royal Otleidookin Curtner Club, held le Glimgovr last July. it wee sesoneced that hie Royal Higheees the Prime of Wales had signified, thewegh the Berl of Meaelleid, his acceptance of tbe office of patron of the club, formerly held by his illustrious and lamented father the Prince Consort. At the fame meeting, it was resolved to pretest his royal highness with a psi? of Mame, mid It was remitted to the eseretery, te take steps amordiagly. The anew are made of pees serpentine, found near CAM, Perth shire, sad generally known to curlers by the mem Mothil does. The beadle., the wood of which la of ask it. Us' Widow Palma, ere richly wicanted ie sillier. The plasm which screw oni to the Moose are elehoriteLy naiad .10* , Motley formiag shields in the centres, which beer the fol i - keno; inscription :—" Presented by the Royal Celedoefee I (Nein Club to H.B.H. Use Prieee of Wales, Anson, Tb. beadles an wreathed wielithistio, sefermid, and the meaansp ea ear end dna aresan pen Men • wean ed eak-leaneindenses emealedlalineeneetik—Aboidow6 y!tOSPECTIX ibis Company is este:di-heal lot tiro isiirpose of transacting the ordinary bu.lneas of a First-class Discount louse. Until within the last few years this profitable branch of commercial enter rise has been in the hands of a few private capitalists; and al from the magnitude of discount operations In the City of Ueda* la is • koritWast• buelnees for &Jets* Bieck Company, only one such °moony is at present In existeace. This may partly be accounted for by the want of experience In the appli cation to such a (=many of the law of limited liability, sod the fear In monetary circles that the public would hesitate to deposit huge soma of money with a eompany soconstituted. This uncertainty, however, no longer exists, as the company referred White on deposit at the present time over four millions of mossy--a giggle:ant evidence of the confidence which the public la prepared to place in such an establishment when alinded to have just declared a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, carrying over to the next account an 1110041114 atmoat equal to that appropriated to dividends while their shares command a premium of 83 Us. to 2.4 per share upon . 147eaablialtIng the City Discount Company (Limited) the Directors do not pretsnd to introduce any novelty In their trans actions, their aim being to secure a Brettleas business, and not to endanger the capital of the Company by taking undue risks, or adopting any measure that will not tend safely and legiti mately to promote the rsecess of the undertaking. The operations of the Company will embrace— The Discounting of approved Mercantile Bills. Granting Loans upon negotiable Seca:Bits Receiving Money on Dep,sit, at Call and on short Notice, or for longer periods under special agreements- The Directors have concluded a preliminary agreement which will enable the Company to aosisire an orbiting Brit-class Mud nese with which to commence operations forthwith. Applcations for shores must be made In the form annexed to the prospectus, sccompanied by the deposit of St pm. share. If no allotment be made the deposits will be returned in full ; and if a less number be allotted than le applied for, the surplus will be used towania the Flay meat on allotment. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares mar he ob tained at the Temporary Onkel, and of the Brokers and Solicitors of Um Company. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Part of the Kingdom. Drasimproom Suites In Velvet /216 0 0 Drawing-morn Suites, complete 36 0 0 Dining-room Suites, complete ES 0 0 Bed-room Suites, complete Warranted First-dam P. and d 141. OXFORWSTKILT, W. Illustrated Catalogers gpatY and pod free on application. " VXCELLENI"E ELIOT:TERM COIJRANTE. 14 MODELES Ee l, A sa TABIIIQUIL"--WATIEEit ETON and EBOODE.havinsi Demi hononred with a Flrst-class Medal et the Paris Ilitlvereal Exhibition, accompanied by the Won flattering testineNdal, misstating invite the palate to an Ivvppeeeetion of their GOLD CHAINS and extensive assortment of WKLERY, all made on the premises. WATIIY.ESTON and BitOODEN,Goldemithe. Ihumfactory, No la, Henriettaatreet, Covelt4ganlett, W.C. Established A.D. Ina Aerysmade of Quinn and Jewellery for Is. each. N.B. This is aimed at g in the evening, and on Saturdays ai LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1868. FRANCK (now OWE OWN PARIS, SATURDAY Evinrato. The leading paragraph in 'Be Elites Correspond ence speaks of a great scandal as being the town talk to-day. Two well-known members of Feria society are arrested on a charge of having won a large sum of money at the house of a celebrated Italian lady of the demimonde by means of frau dulent cards. I have heard the names of the par ties implicated, but think it beet not to mention them for fear of any mistake. In order, however, to prevent suspicion from falling in a wrong quarter, it may be as well to say that they are not political personages or fholders ofJecker bonds. They are both foreigners. The Nation, an unwilling witness to the progress of the Polish insurrection, says that communica tions with Warsaw are interrupted in every direc tion, and that the Russian post-oflice refuses to carry any money or valuables, because the insur gents attack the mails. The France, whose ears are sometimes very long, hears from London that the Confederate govern ment has effected a loan of two millions sterling with certain European bankers, whose names it does not at present know. • •Ifee Homes closes for the week with a good deal of firmness. The Rente, which has not varied considerably for many months, now stands at 70.20 for cash, and 70.40 for account. There is a smart movement in. some of the railway shares. Orleans rose 15f., and Eastern 10f. THE QUEEN'S GOVERNMENT AND THE POPE. Tea despatches which exhibit the action of the QuEntr's Government in the affairs of Rome during the recess have now been published, and our readers have an opportunity of comparing their tenor with the impressions they received front the papers relating to the same business which we translated from the Moniteur three weeks ago. We venture to think they will re mark a great difference, and we fully expect that they will see in the new documents con-' vincing evidence that the English Government has displayed judgment and prudence as well as benevolent regard for Italy in these transactions. We confess to have been surprised by the facility with which some of our Liheral contem poraries accepted the French account of the origin of the offer of the British Government to convey the Porn from Rome to Malta or elsewhere, a narrative utterly wanting in historical accuracy. Earl RUSSELL, after reciting the French account of what passed between the POPE and Mr.' Ono RUSSELL last summer, says : " That " which happened was as follows :—Mr. RUSSELL, "on the 25th of July, 1862, received unexpect " edly from, the Vatican a written intimation " that the Pops would receive him at twelve "o'clock on the next day. Mr. RussELL, se " oordingly, went to the Vatican on the 26th of "jtily, and in the course of a conversation of "some length the POPE expressed a wish to know " whether, if any circumstances should at any " time lead him to desire to take refuge in " England, he would be well and hospitably " received there. To this question Mr. Roseau. " oould of course give only a general answer. " From this statement it will be seen that, instead "of Mr. RUSSELL asking an audience of the " Porz, and at that audience making to the POPE " an offer of an asylum at Malta, it was the POPE " who sent for Mr. RussELL, and it was the " POPE who started the idea that he might, ender " certain circumstances, wish to reside in British " territory." Nothing can be clearer than this statement, which summarily disposes of the re flections which have been made on the ridiculous supposition that the Quzas's Government had pressed the offer of an asylum upon a prince sitting secure on his throne. The suggestions for the consideration of the POPE contained in Earl RUSSELL'S letter to Mr. Ono Russiru., dated Oct. 25, were made in con sequence of the conversation of July. Certainly the language of the letter is frank. Earl RUSSELL says explicity that "ber MAJESTY'S Government " are of opinion that Rome should be the capital " of Italy." But the whole despatch is conceived in a spirit of goodwill to the POP. : reasons are assigned for the advice offered, and the Pore is not counselled to do anything inconsistent with his sacred character. Its reception by Cardinal ANTONELLI was of a very different kind from that which the public have been led to believe. The CARDINAL knows that England strongly disapproves of the temporal power, but he knows that our opposition to it is honourable and public-spirited, founded on our views of what is demanded for the welfare of Italy, and without mixture of personal animosities or political rancour. Having heard Mr. Roseau read the despatch, be stated, with the calmnees that was to be expected of a statesman, why the counsel tendered could not be accepted ; he, however, did justice to the motives which had led our Govern ment to act u it had done, characterised its offer as generous, and asked Mr. Rossini. to thank Earl Roseau for it in the sincerest terms. The CARDINAL, instead of saying in a theatrical manner, as M. La TOUR D'ADVERONE relates, that he had no use to make of a copy of Earl Roseau's note, asked for one, that he might lay it before the Poss. The inquiries of Mr. RUSSELL late in December, which have been represented as the unwar rantable intrusion of a most unpleasant sub ject upon the quiet of an old gentleman's Christmas holidays, had reference to this same despatch, and were made, not of the Pose., but of Car dinal ANTONELLI. Ten days later Mr. Roseau. paid a complimentary visit to the POP; who took the opportunity of stating to him " that he had " been gratified by the offers of hospitality made "to him by her MAJESTY'S Government," with other expressions of courtesy and goodwill. Such is the simple history of these transactions. We only regret that Earl R imam. did not obviate mis• representations by publishing the despatch is the recess, as has been done on some former occasions. MARRIAGE or SIGNOR RATTAZZI TO ram PRIMMER DE SOLElL—Advice; from Turin announce the marriage of M. Rolland, lately the head of the Italian Ministry. and the Countesa de Solna, lIN Bonaparte-Wyse. After the ceremony the ueoly.rnarried pair left for the Lake of Como. The &antra says :—" The steward of the Emperor Napoleon's pcsesselooe at Civita Nueva, in the Marches, has in the name of the Emperor subscribed 5,0001. towards the relief of the sufferers from bripnclage." The temperature continues wonderfully mild in Paris for the time of year. At three o'clock on Saturday afternoon the thermometer marked 52 flog. Fahrenheit Tax OUTWARD ANITLICAN Mau..—The royal mail steamer Canada arrived at Querastowa at one p.m. yester day, embarked the mails, punengers, end telegrams, and proceeded tor Rolliax and &seem at few pm. All well. [Stamped, id Additional.] DRAMA. SURREY. Once more we are called upon to record the pro duction of a drama founded on the " Heart of Mid- Lothian." Mr. Shepherd, the active and enterprising Homes of the Surrey Theatre, has been true to the traditions of his house. While opposing Mr. Boneicault on the Scotch ground which that geotlesnan has chosen he has gone back to the Surrey attractions of fifty yean ago, and amongst the mob of managers who are niw determined to create an interest for Scotch dramas, he may claim to be the second in the field. Mr. Shepherd's dramatic versioe of Scott'. novel is not the old venire ; it is not that other version which was played by Mies Marriott at the Stmdard Theatre some little time before the ticoteh mania set ; and it is not the version produced by Mr. Boucicault a fortnight ago at the Theatre Royal Westminster. Am none of these pieces, however, are likely to do more than amuses certain portion of the public for • certain season, it is not important to show how and where they differ from each other, or from the novel which has given them life. The destruction of the Taibooth at the Surrey, to which is added the mama= of Porten, by the mob, is one of the most spirited scenes we have ever witnessed on the stage. The doors of the gaol are burnt down ; the mob, with flariog torches, Is a real, determined, picturesque mob, in which sway man sad mesas moue amid soft miwhid ; and the unhappy victim, Parteus,l almost tors to pieces, before he Is hoisted at last on the dyestsr's pole. Every actor in this were, however humble, deserves a word of praise ; and Mr. Shepherd is entitled to even stronger praise for his =sage ment of the figures. The other great scene is a moonlight glen and waterfall, where Jeannie Deans is waylaid by Meg Murdockson and her gang, on bar road to London. Here real water is introduced very artistically, and the tempo of Jeannie sad Geor,lie Robertson is made sensatiowally im pensive. Amongst the chief actors, those deserving of special notice are not numerous, though the piece contains many cha racters. Mr. Frederic Robinson represented Coevals Ro- bertson, as an outlawed gentleman, according to Scott's idea, but his amumptios would bave gained by a little mare melodramatic fords. Mr. Gourley, the Scottish comediaa, played naturally—perhaps too naturally for an English audience—sod his humour was as dry as the remainder bis cuit after a voyage. He worked bard at the tratlitiooal 'catch-phrase, " Eh, Jeannie, woman," and may succeed is once more making it she that place in street slang which it held for so many months in 1819. The lady who fairly earned the honours of the evening was Mies G. Pauneefort, who played Madge Wildfire. Thu character is made much more of at the Surrey than at Astley's, arid, with the exception of the singing, it was sustained with great power and judgment. Miss Pawnsifort has a face tall of tragic expression, and her acting in her death scene wiz of • very high order. Jeannie Deans was creditably and seriously played by Mrs. Eborne. The house was wedged up with human beings from the orchestra to the roof, end the sight of the gallery made us regret that Dante bad sot seen it before he wrote his "In ferno." Mr. Shepherd, who played the little part of the Duke of Argyll, came on more than once to return thanks for the favour with which the piste was received. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (aiwrica's TIILOMPAZIL ) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. WAkBLW, go. 6. General Ramsay has been relieved of the cum maud-in-chief of the Russian troops in the king dom, as stated in the decree, in consequence of an attack of apoplexy. His successor, General Samukin, is already upon his way to Warsaw from St. Petersburg. WARFAW, Fn. T. _ The news of a great battle nearWonesoc It and the defeat of the insurgents with great loss is con firmed. No official report of the battle has, how ever, yet been received. BRESLAU, Fm. 7. Soenowice, a town upon the Russia; frontier, opposite Kaltowits, the stet of a custom-house, and only feebly garrisoned, has been taken by the insur gents after a sanguinary conflict. BRESLAU, Fan. 8. The Schbosische Zeitung of to-day says : " According to reliable information matters in Poland are so serious that a battalion of Prussian infantry hair been forwarded to the frontier today by special train from Oppelo. " Other special trains have been ordered to be got in readiness to-day." The Breslauer Zeitung of to-day publishes a telegram from Myslowitt, dated Feb. 7, 10 pin., which says : " Fugitive Russian troops are arriving here in great numbers-500 of them have been disarmed. "The neighbouring provincial district has been totally cleared of the Russian military by the in surgents, who have a large number of cavalry." LEMBERG, FEB. 7. Six thousand insurgente under the command of Baron Heidel are said to have been beaten b 7 the RUBIII4II general Mack, near Woucsook. Two battalions of peasants threw down their muskets at the first fire. Many of the insurgents dispersed, and are wan dering in the forests. The Russians have set fire to the town of Wouceock. CRACOW, FILL 7. . Yesterday evening the insurgents attacked Gra- Elea, Sosnowiec, and Modezejow, upon the frontier between Poland and Prussia. The Russians were defeated, losing 49 killed and wounded. CRACOW, Fin. 8. The number of persons joining the insurgents continually increases. The Polish portion of the Warsaw and Vienna Railway is in the power of the insurgents. Three thousand of them are in the immediate neighbourhood of Myslowitz. The news of the victory of the Rusaisne ovee the insurgents near Wow:sock is confirmed. The na tional government of Bandomir has been sus pended. BERLIN, Fix 7. The Breslatter Zeitung of to-day publishes news from Benthen, dated yesterday, sooording to which Prussian troops had been despatched from that place to Siemanovits, because the number of insur gents bad greatly increased at the Polish frontier town of Czelscs It is rumoured that the insurgents have invaded Prussian territory near Sub Units. ITALY AND POLAND. TURIN, Fn. 7. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, Signor Petrucelli gave notice of his intention to ask a question of the ministry about the state of affairs in PJland. None of the ministry being present the question was postponed, and the Chamber con tinned the debate upon the budget. THE DUKE OF COBURG AND.THE GREEK THRONE. GOTHA, FM 8. The offiuial Coburger Zeitinig of to-day publishes an account of the negotiations in reference to the candidature of the Duke of Coburg for the throne of Greece. The Duke made his acceptance of the candida ture dependent upon the four following conditions : Ist. That loyal explanations on the subject should be entered into with the Bavarian dynasty. 2nd. That the Diet of Gotha should consent to the Duke becoming a candidate. 3rd. That Greece should be materially strength ened. 4tb. The Duke not to renounce his position as a German sovereign, but only to provisionally COP. duct the government of Greece until his nephew, the Prince of Coburg-Kohary, should become old enough to ascend the throne. The official Coburger Zeitung further states that the negotiations were broken off by the declaration of the Duke that no favourable result could be expected. THE GREEK ASSEMBLY. ATHENS, F. S. The National Assembly has resolved that the powers of the members of the provisional govern ment shall be maintained, and that they shall have the right of appointing a council of ministers. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, Fn. 6. The National Assembly has determined that the draft of the address drawn up by the commission should be discussed first, awl the amendment to the address considered only if the draft should be rejected. BUCHARBST, F. 7. Yesterday the Chamber rejected the first pars graph of the address proposed by the committee, which has therefore resigned, and the Chamber has appointed another committee. SPAIN. SUSPENSION OF THE SITTINGS OF THE CORTES. MADRID, FU. 7, Eviainia. _ _ _ To-clay General Serrano, acting for Marshal O'Donnell, who is ill, read a royal decree, suspend ing the sittings of the Cortex. This measure hes produced a great sensation in Madrid, and a belief is prevalent that it will be followed by a dissolution of the Congress. The government is said to have resolved to con tinue Mowing a conciliatory policy, with the object of uniting all the fractions of the liberal party. The Queen has reiterated the expression of her entire confidenCe in Marshal O'Donnell. The resignation of the Minister of Justice has been accepted. TEI WIDOW or TEI ABBABSIN DDWOLLARD.—A exansuoidoiss #r Oayes•s, quoted is tie /Mari:lm, stair Ma the horsitole widow of Dom°llard, the murderer, hr again sawed th is marriage state with • treseppried eswelet. CRYSTAL PALACE. Beautiful acenery, pietureequely-arranged and well-cultivated ground', and the products of art and "amine in almost every depots:lett and in every variety, which are the normal teeters of the Crystal Passe, are always sufficiently attractive in line weather to throng its specious naves, transepts, and galleries, and out of doors its bread terraces and grassy elopes, with visitors. When we have a warm spring-like day in almost mid-winter, following weeks of rain, in which the only changes have been from the delude to the shower, and the shower to the drizzle again, and, soperadded to the ordinary sources of amusement, we have a moat interesting and instructive ornithological exhi bition, a first-rata concert, and the price of admission en hanced beyond the shilling (which seems to be the orthodox limit when it is desired to "draw" the lower hundred thousands rather than the "upper ten thousand"), we are pretty sure to have a company select ss well as numerous. Bach were tits favourable conditions under which the Greed Exhibition of Canaries and British and Foreign Oage Birds opened on Saturday, and such the favourabl e results. Throughout the afternoon an elegant and faahion. able assemblage promenaded the building and gardens. The concert, which embraced the talents of Miss Arabella God dard, Miss Annytage, and Mr.Viotti Cooper, was so crowded that many who failed and more who succeeded in gaining adularia to the room must have felt convinced, by the powerful argument of personal inconvenience, that ea en. largement of the area by at least one-half would be ea im provement much to be desired. The specialty of the day (and of the ensuing three days), the bird show, appeared to afford great satisfaction to the learned in such matters, and wee pronounced by those whose raptnesce entitled them to speak authoritatively u of the first order. It certainly com prised a great many very curious and extraordinary, as well as many beautiful specimens of the feathered tribe. All our British song birds were represented—linnets, robins, thrushes, lark,— finches of all kinds, and canaries—English, Belgian, German, and other origin —some of them of form and figure and colour, but not in voice, as us-canary like as can well be conceived. There were numerous specimens of nightingales, swallows, red poles, and other migratory birds. Of talking parrots, cockatoos, paroquet., love birds, Java sparrows, sad other foreign varieties, in which brilliancy of plumage or the power of imitating sounds, are the poiuta of excellence, there wee likewise a large and pleasing variety. The prises, which range from If. down to 104., we gave a list of on Saturday, and it speaks something for the peide of the exhibitors in their ornithological property when, in competition for sae► inconsiderable sums, they exhibit birds which they mark as of the selling value of from 11. to 501. A bull finch, one of the largest end finest perhspe that was ever men. Stands at the latter aristocratic figure. Many canaries are iniirred as Watt as 201. ; linnets stand at 41. 4a. ; thrushes at 10/. ; parapets, at 601. ; parrots as high as 100 guises., and were mere sine the standard of money worth, there is • noble specimen of the great eagle owl, from Turkey, priced at 361. 155., which would certainly be the cheapest of the whole lot. Tx■ VACANT THEONI or Gasses.—K John Lemotooe 000 tributes an article upon the Greek question to the Dilate of Saturday. After alluding at some length to the many diplomatic negotiations which Lave taken place ' with the view of Boding a candidate for the vacant throne, he thus concludes :—" • But the Greeks,' you will perhaps say. True, we had forgotten them. It is not our fault. In this long series of negotiations, of protocols, and intrigues, they are no more thought of than the Esquimau:. Diplomacy goes from door to door, crown in hand, offering it to I don't know how many petty princes, who prefer to remain petty gentlemen, and it never once mks itself if this humiliating search is agreeable to the nation, which it treats like a flock of sheep. And while the monarchical govern ment" are playing with thrones the Greek people govern themselves all •loos, without any government, and wait with exemplary patience until the strongest have decided their destiny. On which side, we ask, is the spirit of order, and on which that of revolution It is for public opinion to MIT." A movement is on foot to erect a memorial bridge over the Regent's Canal, at Twig Folly, time the southern entraom to Victoria Park, in lieu of the present narrow and dilapidated structure. The suggestion to call it "The Albert Memorial Bridge" has been well responded to. About 300 f. bas been collected, including • donation of 201. from Miss Burdett Coutes. GRIAT EASTILIIN RAILWAY.—It 111' officially AU sounced that Sir Samuel Bignold has resigned his seat at the board of directors of this rompsey. The meet atounen Fairy and Speedwell will io future convey goods at through rates to Hull, in connexion with the ■y■tem ; the steamers will leave Lynn and Mahone k every Thursday and Friday. The acceleration of the train service hes been fully carried out during the past week, and the express trains now run from London to Norwich in three boon and • half, as IVY stated is this journal some weeks sines by eatioiyatim. CRYWTAL PALACIL—HALr-A-Czows DAT.--SA TCLOAT, Fm T.— Admissive ne payment, 893 ; ditto by memo ticked, 2,992; total, &IR& — lmporting — tea irithiWt ;Jour on the leaf pe nman um Mims prim of folorkor brown Immo as ho the veal kinds. ill1111•11M1 Tea io uncoloured, tborofoto olwayo Mod alga. Sold la whole by Um isobto.—tAilversiromma [TWOPENCE P4RLI4IIIIIIARIF BrffllNL6B. HOME OF 00YIION8. NOTIONS OF NOTIONS AND OIDW 01 TO DAY FON TO PitIBM WEIL THIB DAY, 11201ARY ORDZILS OT TED DAY. mats' Speerh—to be camddered ; Pertoditee inniAtee pon. thereupon Customs Acts (Tobacco e thereu NOTIONS OF MOTIONS. Dr. BIADT—To oak the Secretary of State for the Home Da partment, tf Ids attention has been directed to the evils resulting boa persons lab , wing ander infectious dimmers being carried to hospitals in public conveyances , and, if so, it It be his inten tion to introduce any measure this station with a view to remedy the same. Lords Savings Mr. HaDMILD a* the hon. member for Dudley, whether be intends to bring to a hill for the repeal of the tire insurance duty this .Wen, and whim. Mr. Mowsmar—To ails the Cemetery of !State for the Home De=at a question to erfeteum Durham University. Plamt—To oak whether, as penralaskm is given, by a notification la the " Osselbe or January U. to British °facers to accept camellias, in Se service of the Emperor of China, 'troller permintea intends telintieh oMoers and BAUM subjects to accept comminsions In the service of the Tveping Emperor or his government. M. Gairfoirr—To ask whether any engagements have been needs by the imperiel goveromeat to guarantee the interest on a men of inowly to be raised ter the coaatrualion of the Intel, colonist railroad ; and. If at, fee papers. Lord &TABLET—To ask the Secretor/ of Male for India, what progress bas been mutt in themesetruction of the pier ano im provement of the harbour at deeleainuar, and la the opening of roads from the &Moe districts thereto, and for papers. Mr. H. SIMIOet —To ask whether her Majesty's government has made any diplomatic mowed to the Greek people of the Duke of Cam Coburg to fl She of the Throw of Greece : and, If so, whether the duke has Idg willed/am ander soy circumstances, Se become a air G. Gatr—Commt irraftlass Itheetione Bill. Mr G. Lawn —MM. isates—Te mom the following re solutions That la the opinion el thie house, i is expedient to discontinue the practice of appeEdisir a select committee to prepare estimat• a of the abase et Mks Mentibodied Militia of Great Britain and I rotted ; sad that met estimates he in tutors on the reeponsibility of ministers of Ike crown. prorated an bumble address be presented to her Majesty, that she will he graciously pleased to give directions that estimates of the charge of the disembodied Militia in Great Britain and Ireland, to the Sid day of Meek llea, be prepared and laid befme this boom . _ _ Sir R. Pita—lttrthe Ike., issektristles (Ireland). Mr. H. EITNOVE-Behlet ecateeltler aploquire into the present state or the Neclestastkel Cesandattoa, Mr. H. RussiiLL—Priathar-Balset Cesmaittee, Colonel entice—lasi has (Army)—Addreas for eorrespond ence and 81r H. trFrotowsr—Excheener, Ms.—Returns. air H. W motionsr—Swings Banke—lsturn. Mr O. BOWTPl—ltaly—Addrese fur papers regarding the extra dition of Individuals charged with hawing committed arta* offences In Italy. Mr. Arirrei—Lansishtre Utdoas— Returns. • Teg CNagC[LWa Or TN! gt.l2—rn committee cm Cue. tome Acts (Tobacco Duties', to more the following resolution : That, in Iles of the duties of customs sew charged Wee the several kinds of unmanufactured tobacco nndermentioned, the following duties shall be charged and paid thereon upon kupcw4ll - Into Great Britain and Ireland ou mid after the dag of , lea :—Segars, fs. the lh ; awaff, U.9:1. the lb °the. manufactured tobacco, M. the lb. That, on and after the day of , lOa, unmanufactured tobacco warehoused In any warehouse approved for security of duties of custards may, In such warehouse, be manufactured or converted into elie articles denominated cevendish or negrobead tobacco • and apse every pound thereof produced by such manufacture or sonar slog there shall i.e charged and paid on the delivery thereof kr home consumption the customs duty of ra ed. TUESDAY, lzietzwir 10. NOTIC'EEI OP MOTION& ----- Mr. J. B. Buns—Cotton—Addrees for copies of any come seondence from theist day of January. ISM to the present time, between the Secretary of State fo: India and the Governor- General or other petunia in India, on the Gegen of tattoos cul tivation in India, and the prospects of soppiate of that article to this country during the present yam TitELAlniT—Attlralations. Ur. SIIWDEGIATZ—BiII to establish a charge in lien of church rules for the commutation thereof, sad to afford fisetilties for the provision of other funds applicable to the purposes of the church rates. __ _ Barrnase—Clreaaga—Addreas tar papers. WEDNESDAY, FIBRIWIT 11. ORDERS OF THE DAY. - . . Salmon Fished= - (lTelas4)Billl:ZoWia - r . eadbag : Drainage .t Land iheland) Bill—seeond reading. THURSDAY. P 3ZUAIT it NOTICES Or MOTIONS.. Hr. vn.uus—Union Relief Aid Act Continuance—DUl to extend for a further period the provisions of the Union Relict Aid Ad of the lad tedion. Mr. M. GissoNL - fae s i n d.—Bni to !egoista the exer cise of powers under special seta for tie ooristracttoo and wail- Jemmies of Telegraphs. FRIDAY, FEBRCARY 13. riess OF MOTIONS. . . Mr. Anitoz—Billit;ra;g7 MINK 70 - 1 jurymen in certain On going into Committee of Supply : Mr. rescomtil—To move address to her 3dsjesty praying that directions be given that no sales to facilitate inclosnres be matte of mown lands or crown forestal riglits within 15 miles of the metropolis. DESPERATE POACHING AZTRAY& On Friday night last a desperate encounter with poachers took place on the preserves of Mr. J. C. Masters, at AD , shout eight miles from Nottingham. Between 7 and Bo' os the night io question four of Mr. Musters' gamekeepers were out watching in AnDesley Park, sod saw a gang of nine or tee poachers engaged in setting nets and beating about for game. The keepers watched the men for some time, and then endeavoured to capture some of them. As soon as the poachers per ceived the keepers they commenced throwing stoves, and to a few minutes a close hand-to-hand encounter took place. The poachers were armed with forks, stakes, and bludgeons, and coosiderable violence was used on both sides, aid after the struggle had lasted about half an hour the keepers cap tured one of the gang, named Jibes Gelathorp. The other poachers got clear away. On Saturday morning the pri soner was taken before the county bench of magistrates at Nottingham, his bead being bandaged and his clothes satur ated with blood. The bench remanded him until Wednesday next, the keepers being so severely injured se to be unable to attend. The police are actively engaged in endeavouring to aware more of the poachers. A very serious poaching affray also took place during the night of Friday last. npou the estate of General Hall, at Weston Colville, Cambridgeshire. Tilbroek, the heed gamekeeper. was out with a watcher named Hart, when they heard AMA fired. eel shortly afterwards forted three poachers, armed, is cis of the preserves. As attempt was made to captoe the inttudere, when a shot was fired at I Tilbrook, which unhappily took effect, and blew away nearly half hie face. The police-oomatable stationed in the locality was apprised of the circumstance (the poachers hay. ing made their escape for the time beiogh and before day light succeeded is arresting a man aimed Joseph Biggs, who resides in the adjoining parish of Bilshato. Upon Biggs 17 bullets were found, laud he was suffering from a wound in the loins indicted during the conflict. One of Biggs con. federates baa since been apprehended. The keeper, Tdbrook, lies iu a very dangerous state. Tin RIEFILESMITATION OF DIVIVES. —There is already one candidate in the Mid for she boeour d the %weary caused in the napreeentatioat of Devises by the melancholy death of Cantata Gladstooe. Mr. Israel Able- Minn, of 58, Greet Portlactl- street, Careodialt.equare, has mom forward in the liberal interest. _ REPRESENTATION OF DNVONPOET.—The writ for the *lsaias' of a member of parliament for the borough of Deneport reached the returning officer on Friday, and the nomination is fixed for Wednesday, and the polling for Thursday next Pelee or BEEAD.—The prices of wheaten bread in the metropolis are from J,d. to Ad., of household ditto did. to 7d.; some bakers are selliig from fed. to lid. per 41b. loaf, weighed on delivery. THE COAL L4VPPLY TO THE Maraoroma—For the past month of January the railways having booms to the metropolis have carried 159,109 tons 2 cwt., against 126,276 tons 16 cut is January, 11462. CS this quantitze the Loodou and North Western tonnage wee 67,334 tons 2 cut. ; Great Northern, 98.37 E toes 14 cut ; Midland, 27,706 toes ; Greet Eastern, 15,546 toss 3 cwt. ; Great Western, 14,421 toes ; South Western, 1,204 tons 2 cwt. Chatham sod Dover. 432 toes 1 cwt. ; sad Tilbury and &Awned, 92 toot Contrive the tousege is 273,419 tons against 2t3,11d0 toss in the first mouth of 1862. MURDER PT FENNER SOLDIZBA—A brutal murder was lately cooneltted by four corporals of the 40th Regiment of the Liss, 'stamped at Rathooy. near Lyons, while en a elate of drunkeenees. It appears that • farmer named rotdevin was returning at 10 at eight, in company with hie young wife, from Valli to his father-iv-law, when he was inet by the corporals, who were on their way to the prop. The soldiers having endeavoured to separate the wife from her husband, the latter resisted, and very shortly fall dead in the unequal contest. Os the news of the murder having reached the camp both officers and men ex pressed their profound indignation. Their next step was to open • subscription for the relief of the unfortunate widow, left at the swirly age of 22 years with two infant ebildree, one aged two yeses and the other eight months. The unfortunate victim of military violence was only 30 parent age. Hie funeral was sanded by all the military is the camp of Seaway not on duty. RICHY 9 AND PATRIOTIAM OF CALIFONNIA.—What is there not in California? Discovery follows discovery there. The squatters find gold, the gold-hunters fled silver, the silver miners atunible on quicksilver, Suite of every hied grow iu profusion : in short, no soocsocc eranything; wanted by the world than California furnishes it. Now that North Carolina bas stopped seeding forth her naval stores, Calikaula comes to the rescue, and tells us that she Is getting turpentine and rosin for w, and will soon be for sishbag • large supply. and. besides all this, she sande 150.0 W dole. to the Sanitary Ceainowana, sad putt into the service a regiment that offers 30,000 dole. for the privilege of amain Set to get a shot at the rebels, Is sot California tlases( worth having 'f—Assivissie Paw.