The Express. — London, England, 1863-12-03 00:00:00

A- /0 /„ / --- '' /) NEWSPAPER .01 _ fl 3 te4% . ssaudiCta No. 5,403.] etekIITTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope i l i jC iso Madraii.--STIAM COMMUNICATION between LON DON and IN DIA by the magedfloant Most of Steamers belonging to the Lot India and London Skint Cotonou/ ( Limited'. TIN well-known clipper auxilbuy e p INDIANA, 0.305 tons, 900-bores power, J. SMITH, Commander, now loading in the Vitoria ,London) Docks, will leave on Silt January, embarking passengers at and leaving Gravesend on this 111 k January, for Calcutta. calling at the Cape of Good Hops one Madras This magnificent ship, built expressly toe the India toad., has been thorough!) Vtted, has kr4-rate ac: ninensoans for pawing - en. - rad will cair " y aa experienced surgeon ; also a stewardess. Th e average of these steamers Tea been 69 days to Madre', some of than making the &onset pismire On record.—For freight or pawns apply to Grindley and Co„ 56, Parilament-street, 8. W. ; the broken, Alfred Wet& anA Co., Ibo, foadenhallotreek LC.; or at the Mies of the Company, O. Mirseint.lane, London, i.C.; when itatcations for appointniente as midshipmen is Oce le Jani made. HICHAID DREW, Secretary. CALCUTTA Direct, with immediate despatch, Ike magaincent dipper ship WIIITI ItOSE, A I, 1,103 tons =II;, to load In the Le t India Docks. This splendid ship. ISM owned by Messrs. Potter, Wilma, and Co., of Glasgow), from her fine lines and extreme length in expected to stake a quicker passage than any vessel now loading. Guaran teed not to take more than 400 tons of heavy weight —Apply to OILLATLY, HANILEY, and SEWILLL, 27, Leadenhallotreet. HONG KONG and WHAMPOA.—Tbe mar alneent Aberdeen Mint clipper CITY of ABLIDILLY, A 1 It years, 551 tons resister, A. H. TAYLOR, Commander ksd In the East India Docks. This aplendl2=C i lt het par by Yews. John Duthie, Sons, and Co.„ tor the Oda' trade, fa confidently recommended toehtspers leas viihreat cabin accommodation. —A to CIIIPICWIANIC and IIWI. IA Isadenballstreet, or to TLY, HANLEY, sad SWILL. 27, Lesdeohall street. SHANGHAE Direct, Me e. DUNBAR and Co.'s new Aberdeen.bullt clipper ship 77I•CHOW, • 1 1 2tC a rple 73 ndt k rtgh l : e c=1 . ship, jaustnlattn.chtddby1 adL Doe A. Hall and Co expressly for the trade, to moth:featly recommended to shippers. Has very superior cabin accoanoodatiom—lac Mfit or Kiser Lpotr to GELLATLY, FLOTHET, and LL. 27, Lb/dwell street, E.C. muicirivALL LINE of PACKETS.—For J.. 11 11:111110011(1 Mart Phillip) Direet—Mmum 6113Wi1l dip WILLWILIT. 1. at tom, Oaptalti JOIN MITI, will loom tba Mat Lab Dodoes the Mb la/nary, IMli, call M ?towpath mod awry ma as Apply to PRILIJIS, MAW. sad LOWTHIR lbolwasohalltibma 11 oe to . MEIN sad Co, 73, Combat. C. Pawners by UM Um Ma rrby rail from Paddington to Plymouth at reduced farm ppl ea ying to ir GNAW; sad (b. for tickets BROX LIVIRPOOL OR QQJQNRTOWN TO 1(1W YORK. FriniLIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, and PIITLADILPIELA 00HTANY !stead deo peeling *Or adrift the U=rar milli 11.6 Gamw eras -ail". VROal LITERIGOL 101 NSW TOR& EDlNBURGH,eh oday adatediny. Dee. t KANGAROO l. CITY OF ,Dos M lt. odneeday, Dec. 16. And every Wolosoloy sad every shows, estoreay. Oabla pomp by the mit 01111111111111 Imes Wednetthy. U. IT, sad II gators, neeerdlog to the Asevemooktlen. Cabin by the salacity's semosee, IS otitoset. leeward pomp c.badith all pprelikatt mike& raton eal,= Genoa% the United Mobio. sod Mai OehonblArti e r . r nu T i ltanteoneos terins.—Tort rattier l. NMAN, ft, Widovatreet. Liverpool er red MACEY, SA Log Mlllometreet. 011 y. VIRRICELE—Direet Route to Hanover, /Irene an Irak sae Csaksl Illowasm STINT THITSIDA A Iii Woo Waft &masa Lkyes sikaild Skims' BMW R HOWL tram Harsokaars. si 1 sm., eslllar Pk" kr aS Is saw—ram le Itrassa: ad 41; Mars traHar. LS sad 41 10s.—Apely et CHAP LIN'S Ushassal_lAlNes, Hapat-drass W.; at i• PHILLIPPS. (MYNA sad PAULUS% U. Itood4sas. LC. GUARDIAN FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE - coMPANY. - 11111CIAL NOTICIL —The littectOn ire now prepared to grant lararesees on Merriman In the port of Loudon, at the MIX= WAILS ot ItAT7II. Particulars to be obtained at the seam U,lrenbardetreet, NORWICH UNION REVERSIONARY INTERMIT GOWAN Y. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in consequence of • mdellattloo dined by upwards of teranf u rroprietors. each hold twse fifty sir more shave In the of the Company, an IUTZAOILDINARY GENELAL M NG of the proprietors be hall at the s No. , Lincoln's-inn. Edda, In the county of ll C° =teo gi nV 23 ESDAY, the 15th day of Desedimen 11/11. at I &cheek. ler the impose of comddetion the Erepelhip of matting the Miratima M W twentieth of the rules Erito the deed at sadammat al Ur mkt Company, 'pod n alit rogainilam—Dy Oder NUR' Y NOW% Saarttery. It, Untairrimalids. Ina Desaaltat, 15111. SOILED FRENCH CAM BR IC M for Lam or Glattlomen miry u,), met Om Wilms par sad MUM, romond to IM, So amtdmok, W. CITY ASSOCIATION FOR THE Ratan Or Tent Poop.. —The armed stediug of ?the subscribed to this amociatioa wee held yesterday at the London Coffee-hoass, Ludgete. bill, Alderman Wilson , treasurer, in the chair. Mr. Depety Led reed the report of the committee, which stated that daglegthe last year 16,805 myth of coals had been delivered to the poor of the ad of London at their dwellitip, being has by 4,194 mt h then was distributed in the presume year. The diatrihatioa for the premed year would owe means on Monday, the 14th most. The pees pts recei for the present year had been 1,2091. 9a. ld., out of which 1.0021. 10e 10d. had bra expended in the purchase of coals. The total expseditare had been 1,2051. 13e., leading • Wade at M. 16s. 14. There was • baked doe to the treasurer of 165/. The amount of muted stook w 5,000/. is the Three per Cant. Coppola. Mr. Hooper moved the ideptioe of the report, which was semisiled by Mr. Deputy Lott, sad agreed to. The chairman ha, isg made some ob served= is refereed to the necessity for keeping up the essmisties in a date of eiliciedy, the meeting concluded with a deed thanks to that gentleman. GMAT ANTI-CNORCH RATS MEETING AT BATH.-- Tee of the parishes at Bath are at the present agitated by the sheirth-rato quisties, proceediege in the Ecclesiastical Owed beteg thredesed I. Bethwick, and the goods of some el the parishieeers al St. Michael's havith been distraised epee last week. Them prodedings led to the holding of • reblis esesting is the Guildhall last Monday evening, whim Mid hum reem wee orowded, there beds at least 800 dr aws present. J. W. Temple, Esq., presided, and was undietaded es the platform by a large somber of the most meted eciaceefonsistie of the city, sad there were also pre sent assay eltureihmea. Mr. Carvell Williams, of the Liberstios Society, attended, aid delivered an address, iii which he thanked the churchwardeos, who had afforded the occasion for his visit, for the service they bad does to the cause of voluotadism by their ill-judged hip. He urged the necessity for vigorously ax the parochial tee scieed agitation spinet church rates , sow that tuned had re fused to abolish them, add said that an effort far the war ped was especially needed hi that diocese, as the number of Midair ref u sing to make rates was smaller than is other pule of the kingdom. He was followed by the Bev. B. Armifye, View of Poterchurch. Herefordshire. who came rondrd to may that he was heartily opposed to church rates, though his churchwardens deriernand to adhere to them. He expressed the belief that where clergymen did their duty, there would be no need to raise money is such • way, &ad that they could 511 their churches better without rates than with them—declaration which were setbeautically ap plauded by the meeting. Tbe Bar. D. Wessell. Alderman Archer, Moms. Davis, Hadley, and Whets also that,, ad molded, essdasseatery of church rates, and expressing the deteresiestiee le get rid of them in Bath, were almost 1111•14111116114 pered. Led week • similar meeting was laid all Weemieeter—the result of some church-rate die- Idiote. Mr. Carvell Williams was also present on that co daioe, sad urged the rategemin to complete the work they had just begun. Swum GALL—Yesterday afternoon a gale of wiad of unusual severit , accompasid by heavy rain, missed over the is and its suburbs. A good deal of low lying land M the outskirts was laid nadir water, end some domed was aimed to plants and trees ; bat ao ideally of a serious Wed hashed mperted. lIIANCIIIISTIOI, 8111iFFTELD, AND LINOOLNIINIIIS SCOTT'S BILIOUS sod LIVER PILLS, Raceway.—The total Tee of this company's railways, I : Et a " vi r MUM( ligleedali without awl mercurial deluding reds, tolls, km, from July Ito November thgredleet, from the recipe of . will be found invaluable n, 211163, amounted to 1 857/., es agthast 125.8351. few the to ail who seller from bilious and liver cesteetnes, Indigestion. ~........„.„4;.,., ~o ri o e o f 18112, n e proportion a the South wind, seems, eddies.. diminem of the speed. F habitual '''''' — r" '''... i" eClatireatesa ia a tu a d, aaar t aa , a . a s k i ii . , ..a ... r ,, yrimir cd Junction eft-emu accruing to this coropsay from July Ito the Used, [bey are truly tent ; Lid In their operatloa and November 22 amounted to 14,0111., am aphid 12.8661. for pat Kul to the stomach, th ei r, creabiatite, promote digestion, the commpoindieg period of 1862, sad the expenses to mad strengthen' the whole nervous —Sold by erlembert, 6,8111. as against Ant dimi.4. 8, Klee If Illiametreet, tic'''', tad by m "" Oinni. • PALACE...-. On Senarirs a I?,&T.• la boxes. la Lid and Is. M. sure he set for Dr. i .... ~......,. ....... • atu dri g i tom and Liver Ma Messed. are is a seam " gp.`'.... i. "•••• . — Admilottot la Parththt, Lit : ditto Dantage with '. 1111.11 m Lambert - eserared on Ms damp. 1 by dads Ikeda, 495 ; tidal, 1,23 L NIVHAT BOYS REQUIRE for WINTER IRAlL—'lam. er Do no sasslioa that NYAII and COW Ovaroads tbs wry promo, /o d r Bop and Iralis Odds beamed mason 44 Use ass novel and ',metal la Mask datable la w . analy . sod well mob. TM Now Capes and Jackets are also a • very saperlor 4art dd. Overcoats and Capes, 15.. W. . Jae:teak 1111 11 .. sad 255. to Mc Era oba es and W. Orford-Ars* W.: a, 22. and W. NevidWest. Boologban ; sad st. mesa* dada BYE LOOK WELL in RYAN and CO'l3 KIRK —RYAN end CON neat, And well-trimmed WY ler CldMonad and Boyhood are y admired ma the Ihreencite Orin of the dews. The New Knickerbocker Dreams, Windsor and Osborn*, &e., are well adapted to early w. Pries Ida ad., ltla, eta mad VOL little Boys' Capes aad Jookola, the nog recent dodder, 10a ad., 151. dd., mad t s a ETAII sad Co. Oa and 67, Orford set, W. ; fll, 21. and 12, Kirwetreek ilendaphia . and 42, Briggeta, Leeds. 10011 BOYS at SCHOOL and COLLEGE.—The Inn Harrow, sad Ivory Orr Nagar by BLUE and Co., f or So prroot seasaa, an is of trio aad raids" bairielive at rob goallty biro aablartiod workman ship. Priam, ra, In, sad : Orman Ir. Jaren als. Ida ad., sod So : Boys sad Years' Mira RYAN Omni Horn at an daretoroa, at aanimared Won RYAN sad Co.. 06 and 67, Ozkordatriat, W.. 21, 22, aad 22, Itowainet, Birmingham; sad 42, Bilogato, Ueda. NVINTZEL OVERCOAl73.—Gentlemen about, be order their WINTIIIt COATS ere invited to Nee spiel awn garments for Inspection or use. of the NNW GOODS, In— dianaB sane beatititol Maniaand!, made M for. sod to be had only at HAMILTON HI FTONS, Tailors and Overcoat Makers, 10S, Strand, opposite Exeter Hail. WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED? This query is worthy counderstimi Winery one anions to retain the inentmable biasing —sitt a t . for on reseed know kd is ge to the proper time for using . Melee will depend the certainty of presen Mg clear vision to e end ,if life. When to dencleacy Is determined a nicety of discrimination must be need to adapting tenses of the emit power that will sappy the look oc Inic i b c lll:jary will result. Opneal quacks, like coectlcalipacka do Ale minuet by their Ignorant pretenidrin, se le Thomas 1 1 :7: ,, c w ti e ru re s of rou n ni t .r . y r. hawker. and unskilled :D u tra ma of revue, and scold risk to one's sight. The old arm Thomas Hurl. and Son established 178 n, ite the British lingountste, London, having specielly attended to the manu facture of spectacles, am compliant to advise on all that per tains to the remedying defective vision by the accurate adaptation If the Isom asthmatically SM., of the requisite power. and aho byth hipc al a neUctoss selection of a spirted' trims (tibia 181 On- wise , of the form mod beorentng the bet TINVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE,. A. The most sclottllically and moat powerful nutri tive cordial ever introduced ; reefers to their Donna condition W the anuetions, on the Iniquity of which perfect health N =it is • specific for debility at ail kinds, and from Its con swag other Ingredients, pepsine and phospatoof soda , rila Pure highly beneficial to the nervous sad dyspeptic. NW, it. per bottle, or four quantal., to one foe YU. Sole • de. Mews. Isautoputen and Co., MO, Onford.street, W.C., W lit leadenhall.street, Lan don. HONGKONG and SHANGHAI grirAMakina to goods tor ItaamtLowl,llse powertal, swta screw Mom clime ship. FAA EAST, A 112 years, MOO Miss micktar, HENRY :lata of the Ballarat), Command's; to load la Um Zest India Docks. This splendid new ationmhip affords the best opportunity to shippers and pers. Vacanci tor aaldahipasen —Apple to Captain It Y JONIK on Maed a ; or to OLLIATLY, RANIKEY, and SWILL, 27, IsadenhallMreet. LC. BLAI:SEWALL LINE of PACKETS. For XIMOURNE Moat MOW Hired—Moon. 01.1/2114 Alp 10x1016•CAS114,1,1110 boa, Ointata C. DINSDALZ, wi ll Mee the last India Dodoes tie eth Deouseber, eon at sad carry aa ctrisseed i qees.—Apply to PlLl P nrft SHAW, and LOWTILIS,I, Bectuogobalidtati . or 011001 and Co., It. Cadet. C. lir eaa greared W rail tram Paddington to Plyaeo Pmu = Zoned tires by spaying to P. GRAIN and Oe. tar dada RAILWAY ALTERATION/I—Furniture, Oar tome Carpets. Ina Bedsteads. an—ED. LOAD= and Co. nos omit their eel erected. modern STOCK at iMirdit reduced prices. their premier being required for the 11=10- POLITAN =TENSION. On vim 23 sod I 4 Pavereset, Asa. bury, Loadoa lady application necessary. livery article sharked to plain Ilderea—llchard Loader sad Co. DINING TABLZS.—HOWARD and SONS Paidat Tables, with wood and metal frames, requiring no mew. Warshomes. In and 17. liernerastreet, Oztotdatmet. Illustrated calagognee on application. WATHERSTON and BROGDEN"B GOLD Man o troy weight. at realiseble value, and the wee at whokeele vaaaafeoterere' peen. ma gold ill iiigoaraateed, and re-parehrted at the prise shined " Hares the note, !ow trash your chain weighs, to the utmost carat The lamer of the gold. and charge ter fashion." bo Uraidadary, No. le, Heartens-4mA. Covent-pad" c . 1.0. gs& isms made of chains end jewellery for Is. auk. Nil. Shia establishment Is aimed at Ilis thermals& sad oo Ilderdays at 1 idea. MR& LIRRIPER'S LODGING& Now ready, Waled la a cover, pain 1 MRS. LIRRIPER'S LOSTAIGS, torah Ow snm,A DOUBLI MINIS FOR CRUSTRAS ALL THI TAR ROUND. Oondoeted by CRUM DIMES. OCUlinnle : How Ms. Lireliter carded or How the tleeoed•Yloce kept • Wretesse. D How tie Phan-Moor went to How the Thlrd.Floor knew the Crowley Calle. Potteries. How the elde-boom was at- How the hest Attk was under tease by a Doctor. a Cloud. How the Parlours added • Few Words. On the 4th of Janusz', 114 will be commenced, to be eon, smet in Six Numbers of ALL THE YEAR ROUND, a New Story, called • A White Hand and a Black Thumb." Volume XL will begin out the 15th of February, with a New Serial (Rory, entitled •. Quite Alone," by George Augustus ALL THZ TILT ROUND le published In Weekly Rumba+, Wee td., la Neatltly Parts, and is Hal[-Yearly Volumes, Wee in It, bawd 'addl. JIILLIKN'S CONCICRTS.-HER MAJESTY'S THlATlLL—Poettivelitt the Last Week but Two. Vocalists. Wile. Volplat and Mist LW Henn. Violin, Signor Stvori Grand Orchestra, Three Military Bands, and full Chorea. Conductor—lL J tILLIKS.— Attestation One &Min& C01:110101101 every evening at 4. at Half-put. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.—Tbe Dammam has the honour to aunonnee that arrangement has been made with Mona RASTIEN FRANCON!, proprietor or the GRAND CIR.QI7II I III'IRIALR, by which his unrivalled Troupe will appear for a limited period, commencing the drat night of the tattle Show, Dec T. rREOXFORD.--OPEN EVERY EVENING. .A. MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS, consisting of Operatic Seise lees, Choruses, de., by the whole of the Company ; Bolos, Vleilit, Viotti Collins, the celebrated English violinist Flute, Drew Dean ; Pianoforte, Miss Bryant . and the marvellous Instru ment, " The Orchestral Plano," by the Inventor, Herr Schalken balk threeter, Mr. F. Jonshmana Comedy by Uneworth (co "any other man , lagetia W. Randall, ManhalL 0. llntehlascia, Re., R l e. Admission—Ares, dd. ; Malls and Hidooay, Ith : Private Botha 101. 6d. THE GHOST CLUB, an entirely near Spectral Inlistelionent. Introducing startling sad novel effects r=e i fe atter gted. Pro/Wood ender the lannediste et Prol e .or PEPPER, end :7 4. = of L LEW isq.—CAWMIBURY KAM W rpHle REGENT NEW MIJSIO HALL, legennetreet, Vincent-square, wasnincena. Open every with the beet Comic and other talent. laketions and awnless the sent efficient company in the setropons.— BlNCL4llll Atheistic's. ; stalls and balcony, la Open at 7.--Mr. CHAS. . Osieeral hewer. MARSHALL'S HUNGARIAN BRANDY. . 4 lewd to Cognac, and the purest eiritrierted."—Dr. liburelL meet retailers. In single butt ge. Bd. each, °sp aded, labelled, and cork branded J. 0. MA BALL, sole con• idgnee ; 451. per dozen aim, or 1.811. per talon (ausge paid). Deo& 114. Alderegateetreet, Qty. List of air eta post tree. The gable Is cautioned against spurious Imitations. BOMBAY Direct Oast shipping day Dec. 15), the very fastnalling clinger skip 1201tATIREIK A. 1 12 THa tons register. JOS E PH LAMM, Commander ; load it tbe last India Docks. Has splendid Win amentreadetioa. or Might or passage way te OLIZATLY, HANLIY, end LZWILL. 27, Leadenbailnireek LC. ALLI3OPPE ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT. JOHN p. 81008 and Co., pole castration fee Bottled less to the hatensatleard Nahlbilloo, Agents for Samuel Albsopp and Boa's India Oak sod Burton Alen, mad Celanese, eon, aid oo.'s Nava elect, Importers el Wines and ISpirlia —Mose sea stank Übe loyal izaliangs, LC.—The trade supplied ea liberal Yens far cask ALGERIAN ONYX MARBLE. bleu. HOWELL. JAIIIB, and Co. respectf ally solicit an boxpection of their Onyx flaloa, which contains upwards of one thoassad objects, coswititag of CLOCKS, Candelabra, Lampe, Vases, Jardinieres, Tahitian& Pen Trays, and • variety el smiler articles of taste, at moderate prices. This besatiall marble is perfectly traosiocent, hoots a very line polish, presents • diversity of plowing thits, sad esa be tensed or chiselled tato say form sowassay for utility rearmament —44 7. Itagesiirtmst. GAS CHANDELIERS.—R. H. HUGHES bete to Inform t h e trade that he has an extensive amortmant of for the season, ornamental and unique, of palest rt w tetr ae l a rrAS INDICATING CHA NDZLIVitS, that premot =- And= and accidents horn the falling of balance weights.—Atias Waft: entrance No. 90. 11'04042race. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Inona's THE SCHLEf3WIG-HOLSTEIN QIJESTION. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALAOL 1 PAWS, Die. 2. IMMENSE ATTRACTION.—AITHIIR sad BERTRAND. i The Pays asserts that Prussia will propose a the celebrated French Clowns, will eppur EVERY EVENING s conference for the settlement of the Dano-Germanic aa la entertainment reserved expressly for their this establishment. The M RV ELS of PERU, ths=e a :dert- question, and believes England not to be averse to tu ire ri Ms r L i s o .t."(t i e — rs i tt ig snu t otsi r r i d s d er a m Comic leg the proposition. Mumma by the Francesco Family sad Mona. Ratel, emitted by U young ladies. Doom open at Seven, HLI(BURG, D2c. 2. The constitution voted by the Rigsrsad shortly before the death of the late King has been officially proclaimed in Schleswig, in the name of King Christian IX. GOTHA, Del 2. A note has been addressed by Herr Summers, the diplomatic agent of Prince Frederick of Augus teuburg, to Herr von Hall, the Danish Minister Lt. Foreign Affairs. Prince Frederick requires that the Danish troops should evacuate the Schleswig-Holstein territory, and that the Schleswig-Holstein troops in Denmark should return to the Duchies. Should the Danish Government not express its readinees to comply with theme demands within 14 days, the Prince will tabs tive mom WI steps-10 upttold-editlgnglif legitimate government. The note was forwarded by Herr von Mohl, the Baden envoy to the Federal Diet, to Baron Dirck inck, the Danish envoy, but returned unopened. BERLIN, Dic. 2. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the debate upon the Schleswig-Holstein question was con tinued. After seven hours' deliberation the house passed, by 231 to 63 votes, the motion proposed by Herr Staveuhagen and Dr. Virchow in the name of the liberal fraction, viz.. :—" The honour and the in terests of Germany demand that all the German States should support the rights of the hereditary Prince Frederick to the Duchies of Schleswig and Holstein." The voting took place by calling over the names of the members. The motion of Herr von der Heydt, and the amendment of Herr von Waldeck, were each re jected by 268 to 37 votes. The Poles abstained from voting. - - LINZ, Doc. 2. A meeting of citizens appointed to be held this evening, to discuss the question of the Schles wig-Holstein Duchies, has been prohibited by order from Vienna. VIENNA. DIC. 2. The Municipal Council has voted an address to the Emperor in favour of Schleswig and Holstein. The request 'addressed to the police for permis sion to holds public meeting in favour of the Duchies has been refused. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Dic. 2. The Wiener Zeitung of to-day says : " Circum stances generally are not at present favourable to the issue of a public loan. For the present, prepa rations are being made for covering the public ex penditure, and especially the repayment of the amount due to the National Bank. If easures are also being taken to meet the apprehensions enter tained of a depreciation of the currency." 'The Wiener Zeitung has no doubt that the go vernment will be enabled to anticipate the pay ments of the Bank which have been fixed for the end of 1866, as the State and the Bank have already done more than they were called upon to do. THE CAUCASUS. PAM% Dsc. 2. Letters received here from the Caucasus state that the insurrection is spreading considerably. The Circassian have shot several Russian officers occupied in surveying the routes leading to Tehafki, where 15,000 insurgents are assembled. AMERICA. QITRENSTOWN, DBC. 2 The Inman steamer Edinburgh, from New York on the 21st Mt., arrived here at 2.45 p.m. to-day, and proceeded for Liverpool at 3 p.m. She brings 745,965 dobi. in specie, 164 passengers, and the United States mails. NEW YORK, Nov. 21, Montem. (Per the Ediabitigh.) A large meeting has been held at Brooklyn to raise volunteers. The union ticket has been elected in Delaware. The democrats withdrew from the contest, and issued a protest stating that the military intimida tion was such as to prevent a fair election, and that they would petition Congress to declare void an election controlled by powers unknown to the constitution. It is reported that an effort will be made to annul the Maryland election on the same grounds. The Richmond papers, of the 18th, announce the arrival at Wilmington of the steamers Dundee, Flora, Banshee, Syren, Alice, A. D. Vance, Hanna-Antonica, Dispatch, and General Scott. THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS . The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Poonah, Captain Yield, with the heavy portion of the above mails, arrived at Southamptoe yesterday morning. She brings 48 passengers: seven packages specie, value 2,6001,; also amoral cargo, iacluding 2,400 bales raw silk, vales 200,0001. sterling. DESPATCH Or THE WEST INDIA, MEXICAN, &c. PACIFIC Manse.—Tbe Royal Mail Company's steamship La Plata, Copia& Sawyer, 8.N.8., sailed from South ampton yesterday sr 3 pm. with the mails for the British and Foreigu West Indies, the Pacific, Mexico, California, Central America, he., together with 144 passengers. The Ls Plata took out on freight English gold caul. 6,0001. ; English jewellery, 1,4081. ; French specie, 25,8921. ; French Jewellery, 9,9361. ; 200 bottles quicksilver value 1,4001. ; and • full cargo of French and English mecchandies. THE ANNIVIENAZY or JOHN Beovnes —Lest night a public meeting, convened by the Emend patioe Societ , was held is the large hall of the Whittiogton Club, to the anniversary of John Brown's death, at Cbarlistows, Vir g i n ia. Th ere was a large audience, and the chair wee tam by Mr. Mallieoe, the treasurer of the moiety. After en eloqueet address by Mr. M. D. Conwa, of Virginia, the followings resolution was moved by M r. Washington Wilke, sewoded by Mr. George Thompson, and supported by the Rev. Bella Menlo, formerly $ shim in Kentucky our cordial thanks be promoted to Manure D. ()covey, Esq., of Virginia sad New England, for his eloquent commemmatioe of the man of whom heroic death by cruel hoods this day is the fourth thoivereuy, and in remembering of whose sublime devotion to the cause of negro emancipation we renew our declaration of earnest • sigatby wallahs government sod people united under Moss if the American republic, in a sacred resolu tion to mestere the fr eedom and equehtT of all good atlases .' The romantics woe amid amid reiterated oboorig ; sod a rote of %hulks, moved by Mr. F. W. Chance, the hoe. sun tasyr:3l the society, was also passed. Fascvtozos IN Amrsioe.—Xvery state or Unitary which has held an election dozily the preseet year hes gloss se emphatic majority far the Cake. The majority is Ohio was 80,000 ; in Pennsylvania. 13.000 ; km% 10.000; lowa, 15,000; Winne, 10,000; Michigan, 8,000; Virmagat. 18,000; California, 20.000; Keetocky, 50.000; Ormesedeut, 8.000; Rhode Island, 3,000; Nehaonsera sks, 2,010; New Hampshire, 4,000, U.—lifissours POLAND. The Russian papers are in great exaltation about the failure of Napoleon's idea of a Congress. The following correspondence from St. Petersburg ap pears in the Hamburg Bonen-Halle : The triumph of our over the united efforts of the three Powers is a subject of glorification in all political cache, and their disunion, which will certainly not be healed by a Osegress, is ascribed to him. The strongest dearer expressed that Omani Berg may be as soecomful in fulfilling hie ack.oa as Youravieff, and notwi the coutinuaece of the insurrection this is expe t ti adi Z hoped. The reports from Camara& date that sever has so much activity been seen them as this year. All the ships of war but two are already safe in the harbour, sad will re. main there till the vaster is over. The peeparatioes for • remuitleg en masse in the whole empire are completed. The tearer ism in Warsaw is daily growing greater. Neither age, sex, nor station are respected, and no one's person or even life is safe. The rule of Monravieff is gradually extending into the kingdom of Poland. The circle of Stanislawow, in the go vernment of Warsaw, has now apparently been plac d under him. It is oertain that the commandant of this sack, M. Rzymski, has been suddenly die mimed by Monravielf, and superseded by another official M. Raymolki complained to the Home Department at Warsaw, which protested ener getically against Maurer:Ws proceedings ; bat the . -. east of the Vietug sad the circle of which it is chief city extends to the suburbs of Warsaw. • Since the Poles protested against the oonduct of the Galician authorities in the Reichsrath the severities of the Austrians in Galicia have considerably in creased. On the night of the 23rd numbers of people were arrested at Lemberg. The hotel George, one of the principal hotels in the town, was surrounded, and after a strict search in all the rooms three individuals were arrested. Numbers of other hocuiee were similarly treated. Letters from Posen state that the Poles who were arrested while attempting to cross the frontier, and sentenced by the local authorities to six months' imprisonment for high treason, which sentence was afterwards reversed by the Court of Appeal, have been found guilty by the High Court of Berlin, to whom the local authorities appealed. The reversal of the first sentence by the Court of Appeal was in full accordance with the Prussian law, which of course does not recognise hostilities against Russia as equivalent to high treason against Prussia. The High Court of Berlin, however, appears to consider these eases as exceptional, and not falling under the cognisance of the law of the country. Thus it has sentenced the editor of a Polish paper to two years' imprisonment for an article which had appeared in other Prussian papers without objection, on the ground "that when a Pole speaks of his oountry he always thinks of the Grand Duchy of Posen." The High Court appears to forget that by the Treaty of Vienna the Grand Duchy was made the country of every Pole who inhabits it. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENMG, DECEMBER 3, 1863. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, CROYDON STIMPLICHASES. —WZDNICSDAY. TOO Bramo Puts (Henasp) of 30 son., added to • sweepstakes of 5 ems. sash. Abed two miles and • half. Mr. by Aingslok 8 lOW 71b Lead) 1 11r. T. Prices Corksorrnr. aged, list b (11r. Wood) Mr. N. Melcllles Kim Mat* mod, lOst elb (J. Kaman) 1 The following also ran :—Braro, Harkaway, and ltasnunorator. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Lisboa, 3to 1 apt Remunerator, 4 to 1 sent Corkeerew, sto 1 . apt flarkaway, sad 10 to 1 (offered) bar fear. Tim rins ing was made by Remunerator, who bed Oorkserow by kis Ma, the two bike( clear of the rest, who were led by Harkaway, Bravo beteg fourth, Lisboa fifth, and Miss Maria last. After ping about • sae liarkaway gays way to Lisbon and line Maria, the pair follow* closely in the wake el Itentansrator and Cork screw to the teem going oat of the arias* field. Them Remunerator bitukdaret and Boni Knott " • Pulse," wk.+ however, fortunately mowed injury. This aookieot left Corkscrew with the lead, followed by Lisbon, Bravo, and Mils Maria to the bottom by the wood, mbar* Whim took derided lead, and come op the hill to the big " ballilach" oa its brow, which he took a doses lengths in adman of Corkscrew, immediately is wham rear came the other two aide by aide. a Lug way behind followed Haricaway. Demanding the hill Lisboa lammed his lead, was never afterwards approached, sad woo, otter being eased at his foams, by four lengths. Mies Maria and Bravo retained their relative positions to within • few strides of the chair, which the former passed half a length in advance of her companion. Harkaway was ridden home, but was pulled up after getting over the lest fames, and did not psis the A szu.nra Ha rcroar of 3 soya. each, wish 20 added. The winner to be sold for 404 About two miles. . . . lir: ifeisiiiaTealiiipeiiunknown) agetl7 nib (G. Mobaul, 1 Mr. J. liarrowbri Telegram, aged, get 7lb Arthur) 2 Mr. Breary's Charley Grey, aged, 9st 19Ib (A. Sadler) S Tbe Mowing also ran On:-aged, Jack, Irlatt Law and Vulture. Bettin 7 to 4 wet Sunbeam, 2 to I apt Vulture, and g:r 7to 1" two." Sunbeam made all the running, and you in a realer by four lengths. Charley Grey lay second till within half mile of home, when Telegram heeded him. and " the grey ^ was. a bed third. Vulture walked in. Welsh Jack, ag e, 10st 41b, was weighed for by Mr. Grant, but did sot start. The winner wee bought by Captain Wortbam for 58 guineas. A PLAT' of 50 OM. • for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; winners extra, and half - bred hones allowed bib ; selling allowances. About_ three miles. Kr. M. Cranes Kinston (b-b), 6 yrs (601.), list Zib J. Land) I Me following also ran: Vampire, Zomanerator, bravo, Valen tine, and The _ _ _ Betting: Even on Kinston 7 to 2 apt Bemanerator. Vampire led for nearly a mi e , after which Kington carried on the running, and came in alone. Remenerstor came down "a cropper" in refining to riae at • Isom. He re mained on the ground apparently lifeless for nearly a quar ter & as hour, but on being lifted oat of the quagmire he was found to bare unstained no injury. Searle, his rider, was nearly bliuded with dirt. Vampire, Valentine, and Bravo pulled up. and Huntsman walked M. Thu winner wee bought in for tiO_Nuineui. TIM GRAND YETROPOLITAN STEIPLECHAIII HANDICAP of 15 'ova with, with 100 added ; winners extra. About three miles and )i aOUrTda Cosseties Harry , aged. list alb P I A ) Mr. B. J. Angelis aged, list Mb The follorria, also ran :—Ploaapple, light of other MS" lake!' mann, Carey, and Agnes. Betting : 5 to 4 apt Light of other Days, 3 to 1 apt Agnes, 5 to 1 apt Harry, 7 to 1 apt Pineapols, and 10 to 1 each against Ireley and Inkermaon. Daley made play, followed at • clear interval by Harty, Liluirmann, Agnes, Light of other Days, /lamp* and Carlow whipping. In this order they passed out of sight, and upon reappearing to view in the opposite aids of the mourns to the stand, Ireley held • lead of twenty lengths, Inkermann going on second, Harry third ; Light of other Days, Agnes and Carew next, Pineapple being forty lengths in the rear of Wow. There was little alteration with the leading division until coming round towards the stand for the third time, whey Carew rushed pest Harry and went down the kill mond, bat was spin repassed, and led over the reeds by Harm who, going well, was only about • dozen lengths from holey. On the far aide of the course Carew depnved holey of the lead, and oarried on the running to the tenon at the top of the hill, where he slipped up, pitched on his head, and rolled over, but neither horse nor jockey wee hart. This mishap left Ireley again with • lead of • down length., Harry amond, Light of other Days and Aguas Wag next, close up with Harry to the succeeding fence, where AIM, fell and rolled over without doing injury to herself or rider. A quarter of a mile from home Light of other Days refused, and losing considerable ground was pulled spud walked in. From this point the issue was left with holey and Harry, end the latter, just beforereaching the last jump,went to the front, and won easily by half • dozen lengths. Likermann loot placed by the judge) walked in third. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, DEC. 2. APPOINTIWITIL COM maiden F. A. Home, to the Victory ; H. Fairfax, to the Hefietaaco. Lieutenants J. D. Curtis, to the Egmont ; A. O. Curtis, to tits Meek Prins& Mister's AWiseant A. Hodges, to the Eurya Mashipeses G. T. Temple, G. Trower, and C. B. Co.. rose, is the Nasal Cadetr. L Dickson, S. Polley, F. R. Robinson, sod A. T. Haas, to the Euryalss. CHATHAM. Dar. 2. During the whole of this afternoon it has been blowieg a strong gale, the wind owasieeelly kiwis( the force of a hurricane, from the west sad sorth.vrest. All the vessels in the harbour have pointed their yards to the wind, and mat down royals sod toppllant waste, making all snug for the night. A number of vessels hays anchored off the Graia-spit oath the gals has moderated. [tamped, Id. Additional.] THZ COURT-MARTIAL ON 001 CRAWLZY. (nor on on owr mown.) THIRTEENTH DAY. ALMS/MOT. Dec. 2. Private Brooke, 6th Despors, deposed—l have ben 12 years and 4 moatkis is the regiment Sergeent-Major LiHey was respected is the regiment Iwe sentry in the woad boaplow, sad we posted in the Weer verandah, or outer room. I could Dot see the bed from where I stood whoa the tabled war down. It was about eight or nine days before the eargeant-major's death that I was seratay War his. [Witmer described the orders given to him MI the same terms as did the witneenss of yesterday.) Cross-examined—l remember oa one amnion the tehiek being lifted up oa account of its being a very wen day. The sergeant-major lifted it up himself, sad in about three minutes afterwards he went out into the outer varandsh for exercise. I followed hi= there. Wham I returned the tabiok wee dere. Lanowe..orporal Shepherd, inreply to the prosecutor, tes tified to the respect in which Srpaat.Majar Ullq was held is the regameet and in creeasaalainatioa said he was corporal of the guard over Serpent-Major Ulle . Oa the first occasion the sentry was peed in the veer of the first bungalow, sad oa the mead lowed him in the esivanta' room. The entry wee cheated es the second occasion from the servants' room to the office. Should not think, the position of the sentry is the elks could have ceased Mrs. lilley'say anneganem or inseeveaince in her bedroom. gut=aJ. Barrows, 6th Dragoons, we celled, bat no l were asked by the prosecutor. Is areevessmaisatioe lay Woad Csa he deist wee seapsral at the=jer :=ll - oa guard. — There was a Kress k the large mean mgarst lag it Into two parts, whisk ousiesided the bed feast the place when the sentries were posted. No osimplaists were ever made to witness by Sergeant-Nafor or Kra Lißey. Private P. Boyle deposed to the rasped is white the kte sergesatmajor was held, radio having hem posted se sentry over him in the first bungalow. Could sot see the bed from when he was posted, nor mold he tell whether there wee • bed is the loam. There wee • mesa up, aid be Gould ast sea Colonel Crawley had so questions to ask this IMAM& Private W. Andrews, mother of the sentries, celled, bat sot masked by the prosecutor. Is cress-examinstioa by Colonel Crawl...—. he stated—l was posted in the serra te' _ram*, room of the lira bungalow. The wont-mmjer woe in the verandah, where I could not see him, and not fraliogratithed I reported it to the =cosset of the guard, who told me to remain where I was till he got further oaten. Srageaca.- Major Lilly did not abut the door between me and him,- bat when he was in verandah I, being in the little bee room, could not him. I walked through the tees iate the verandah, w he n the sergeantmalor told me that I wee the tint mac that had ever come through his room to look after him. I complained to the seramset of the guard got where I was posted I could sot do my duty, if the g major wait into the verandah and I was not to be s = to follow him to look after biro. While I was ea duty I sew Mrs. Lilly wealthily in different parts of the hew. Sergeant H. Durrant, examined by prosecutor—The em grant-major was generally respected is the regiment. In cross-examination witness pointed out on the model where the sentries were placed when be visited them, via., in the doorway between the ogee sad the somata' room. Did net eo that the prating a sentry there csat s asr a. any annoyance whatever to Mae. Liner to her Had seen Lilley in the sitting-room. Took the ser geant -major cat for ramie twice, and considers the place le which the exercise was taken was a good one for the No complaints were made by either Serge orb. Id !' h L a w. The exercise wee taken on the ponds ground oppos ite the quartermaster's store. Corporal C. Mills examined—The sergeant-major ben • very good character for general soldierlike conduct acid sobriety. Oreasexamthed—Was corporal of the guard over him en the 19th of May. There was a screen or mirage sorer the large room in which he lived. Saw Mrs. Lil/ey twice as that occasion in the verandah. I could not see her if the was as the further side of the screen in the large room. There were particular orders that the sentry was not to go into the ongesuatemajor's bedroom on soy mount what- VW. "Wegeent C. Wheeler called but not examined is chief. Crow examined by Colonel Crawley—l was corporal of the guard over the swaeant•major in the second bungalow. The eentries had orders not to follow him into his bedroom. There wee a screen between the place where the sentries were posted end the bedroom, and when that SWIM wee drawa the sentries could not me into the bedroom. • • • Trivet. J. Adkio deposed—l have been 20 yeah in the 6th Dragoon!. I knew the late Serpent-Major Lilley from the lion he joined the regiment till bis death. He was well nomad in the reeposoot, and was a had-working man. I was sentry over him twice is the first, and once in the mecood bun ow, the first and mooed time between the Ist and 12th Me , end the last time oo the 22nd Hay. Witco's kis orders. which did not differ from those described in the previous evidence. Cross-ssamised—fiergeaallajor Lilley once made a com plaint to toe on the subject of posting the sentries. I did not repeat the complaat, because be wished me not I asked him if I Magid do so to the magma al the guard. Ho maid no ; be was going to the court io a few days, and would make the complaint himself. Private W. Alfroy, in reply to the prosecutor, stated that the late sergeant-major was respected in the regiment ; and the miasma haring no questions to ask in MM. examination, he withdrew. Private Edward Bevan was called, and was creem-m -mined, there being no examioetion in chief. There was but one quartos asked, to which he answered that be was entry over the late sergeant-major, and could not see into the bedroom unless the cortaio was op. Private J. Adkin was re-ailed by the prosecutor. You have bees asked what Sergeant-Major Lilley said to you when you were sentry. I wish you to state to the court what pared between you and the sergeant-major at any time when you were sentry. Colonel Crawley—l am advised to object to that question. and will state the reasons in writing. The reams is sub stance were that the quake was a complete departure from the acknowledged rules of 'ribose., and if allowed would lead to the unrestricted admission of hearsay "widows . . _ _______ ;rs;ciesiiai;le to avoid dismission, as mush as possible before a court-martial, would alter the question so as to meet the objection. He inked the witness— Wee Mrs. Lilley at any time to your knowledge unwell during the time you were on 'witty ?—Tee. State what you saw the t.major sad his wife do on that occasion.—about -part eight II was as duty between eight sad ten o'clock) I saw Mtn Lilley dusting the things in the verandah '1 The sergeant.major told her she was not to be knocking about in that way ; it would do her harm, and in a few minutes she fainted on the sofa, sad the sergeant-major gave her some soda water aud after. wards some brandy three times. Twice she threw up the lamely, bat the third time it remind on her stomach. That was in the first bungalow. Did Mts. lalley know you were on sentry, and did she do anything in eonsequeses?—f do not know whether she knew I wee as sentry thee, bat she did once before. She asked the sergeent.major wbo it was, and be iumwered it was Adkin ; she then said she would come onteide, se she did not care about me, for I was a married man. - itivate R. Brabrooi ;tiled, but so question; were asked in the 41111111i11111100 in chief. In ereasexamination he said be was posted over the serpant•msjor once lianas the arrest. Saw Yes. Lillev on that ocaasion sitting in the verasdalt with her husisni Never sw her in her bed _ . _ Prints Thomas Amoy having bees sworn, said be was posted entry over Sergeant-Major Lilley in the second boorslow. (Witmer described the orders he received as already de tailed.) Is he added that it was about the 22nd May when he was sentry. He could not see any screen separating the outer room from Mrs. Ldley's bed room. He could not see into Mrs. Lilley's bedroom. Private J. Bryan deposed—l was the sergeent-majer's servant, and was in his service while he was confined in lb* second bungalow. His things were all exercised by Me sentry when I went to fetch them. fiergesnt-Major Lilley complained to me while I was with him, and said be was very seny for what had happened to him. I have been aloe years in the service. The sergeant-major was respected in the regiment. Cress-easunined—l did not consider that the sentries where they were posted were any annoyance to Mn. Lilley. There was a semen across the lame room in the mooed bungalow. It was left by Sergeant-Major Galloway, who had occupied the bungalow orevionely, and who lett it there for six days, until Serpeat-Major 'Alley got a screen of bis own. The snarl adjournment for refreshment here intervened, nominally for half an hour, but soother long consultation lengthened the @nape:mime of the proceedings to upwards of an hour and a half, when the court resumed. The official Prosecutor asked that the officiating Judge- Advents might be allowed to read out what took place on Monday last in referee°, to Colonel Shute's crom-examies- Coe, and also whit occurred on Tuesday, the lit December, on the same subject. The officiatieg Judge-Advocate read from the summer reports (by consent of both parties) the questions sad dis cussions as to whether Colonel Shute had received a letter hem the Horse Guards coeviryieg a censure as to the con. Mks of the 6th as while under his command, as ratiLis tte preemaiega of Monday sad Tuesday last. I Z. I H. Hereford—Mr. President sad gentlemen, there appears to be some misapprehension about this matter. It was decided that the prisoner should apple for the letter to the Judee-Adeteatefeeeral, that letter to be produced as part of his evidence. What has happened is thee—the letter has bees sent to me by the Judge Advocate-Oemaul, but accompanied by • hotter from his explaining that the *ow unicstioe in question was confidential, and that its pro duction would be detrimental to the public service. Under these circumstances it cannot be laid before the gout ; [TWOPENCE bat if the court is still of °pia= that the inquiry is telecast, the prclecution 'inbuilt that it mast poised without the production of the letter • at the same time the prosecution respectfully submit Limit it is cot relleinat. _ . . Tiriresideat—When the court decided that the letter was missies to the chugs, they were Dot aware that it was a coalideatial oorerauaicatiott ; basin shies learned that it was, they hare decided that ft cannot be read. The Primmer—Ain I to uudentand that the court decides that lam sot entitlad to Calleilli&Mille Colonel Schub' at all? . . . - 11mPresident—I I is not ctistonnuy in military tribunals whoa 'Titters is brought to character to eauxiso the wit. acs ma any other poiota. Sir A. Hordord—ll I am not mistaken the evert &sided *eery before yesterday, that though it w neet usual to crose-examine a witness called to chancier only oa other MUM , Yon was so legal objection to Niguel Schur Wag subsequently so examined. The Prtemt—That is to character only. Sir A. Horslord—No • The President -Theo, Mo s e al e Crawley, you may MOP modal Colonel Schur. Colonel Crawley-1 do not wish to do so now, but On another 00014041 whom we have leisure. The Prerident—You ware very ansimui to do so yesterday. Goland Crawley—Bat that was on the au lion that the leMer would be produced. New it would M more con venient to deter it to another time. icUte is here today for the purpose of being mom examined, end it would be very in oonvenieet to bring hint does sgais. The Preatrisitt—lt ie rim user earithitt be should be -- 113.iidterilifiyhe - Coart win sadly enewelead that their &elicit has taken ma entirely by =B , toPlaild l sit 7 the prosecution made no &Ruston yes yto an sue* °Osaka u that they now rely upon for wtlhlo7d the document in question. I distinctly gathered from Nees that the letter warn to be produced, and I must now ItWally ask time to 000sader what °ours* I may be advised to take nada. the eifentlatanOeS. If the letter had bees pr!datted . . • all farther eromamminatios might have been 11111piresoms bat it Is sow for me to essallor IllissUisr lb is for aso to pat ot h er guntficas to dip wit ness which may ho open to the same objedisa which Dow deprival me of the benefit of that Isfaer, and by which I might show what was the state of the Inaiskilling Dragoons when I first took the oommand. The President—You have the peesabrisa d the Omni to croareniandne Colonel &huts, but the court wall peevent yogi going tab sew matter. We are here bound to decide ao oording to understanding and aocceding to the costonts of war. We cannot be bound by the aloe leasieslities of civil law. The prisoner, if he slalom to ercasoundite Colossi Sainte, Twit do Ina DOW. _ _ _ if/COneloen;rici rwe -loanoot do no now, for I sealant scro ll Wail • Bir A.Hanford—The prosecution winks over tolnorrow or the next day, and then we shall have no authority to recall Colonel &huts. We shall not rash him afterward*. Th. detained hers natiace prose - cation is over. -- i..Ofoiiell.inwley—As the prosecutor says that Colonel Schute is to be maesomintieed now or not at all, I most re spectfully decline to cromozainine him. Sir A. Horsford—We are anxious that there should be so farther mimederstseding in the matter. Oelassl Sainte is here ready to be cross-examined. The oourt do sot con eider the Mate of the Inniskilling Dragoons previous to Colonel Crawler's joining it at all relevant to the preeset *May, and if that matter is gooe into, we do not propose to re-examine upon it. We offer no objection as to the time when Colonel &Mate shall be cross-examieed, bat tire entice wish so state that when all their flamer atoll have been examined, the court must be either &dimmed, or Co lonel Sebald@ crose-examination then proceeded with. The Presidest —Colonel Sainte will be cleaned hers until the case for that prosecution is finished, wham be me be ex andeed if the prisoner wishes. If the pekoes, chooses to all him se a witness on kis own side that is another matter. Colonel Crawley—TM/course taken by the pressention is Moult to undenanod, and by the last murk of the (Acid nonsmoker they deny the relevancy of an inquiry which the mart be. decided is relevant. Yesterday they said that Colonel andante would be recalled and their t ful filled—that eut having reference to inquiry to which they now dewur and to nothing else. trader the eircumstances I must request to postpone my declaim as to the mune I shall puma in reference to Colonel Sohute's crass. examination until to-morrow. _ _ TM Court separated, and it being now lour o'clock ed. joarned till to-morrow (thls day) at ten. Amoogut the audience today ware Colonel Somerset G. Calthorpe, Major ll'Orcegh, Colonel Bentinck, Colonel Pitcairn, Major-General Awahe , Mama J. Thompson, 72ed Highlaoders, sad Repave, late lltle Dragoons ; the Bev. J. Ballantioe Dykes, of Handly Rectory ; and the Rev. F. G. 80spleton. AUTHORISED LAW REPORTS. In compliance with a requisition very nume rously signed by members of the bar, the Attorney-General invited as* body, by circular, to attend a inseting yesterday for the perpoes at ascertaining their opinion es to the exist ing system of law reporting, with a view to AS aineadment. The meeting took place, by permission of the treasurer, in the dieing-bell of Lincoln's-inn, wldek wee crowded with barrister, practising in both law and equity court. The Arroaner•Gtimara. occupied the chair, and was supported on the platform by Sir flugh °sires, Sir F. Kelly, Mr. Daniel, Mr. X. B. Denison, Mr. Shapter, Mr. Macqueen, Mr. Bezalgette, Mr. Hobhouse, Mr. Selwyn, Mr. Giffard and others. _ _ Yr. Daxm, proposed the following :—"That in the opinion of this meeting the present system of pepanog, editing, and publiAing the reports of the judicial decisions in this country requires ammd men t." Sit F. HILLY seconded the resolution. During the discussion which followed the meeting exhi bited emus of impatience, and Sir Roundel Palmer had more them mos to suggest that time would be saved by allowing speakers to proceed. Mr. W tango submitted an amendm :tit to the effect that the whole subject of repot tin„ without prejudice to tbeesent system, should be tak e s into consideration by a committee of the whole her. Mr. Dirsuar wooded the amendment, which was nega tived by a ainsiderible ma' ty. Mr. Wnrias proposed the wiriest el the words " reqtdres amendment," aad the mtbentution of the words "is liable to objection, and it is desirable to ascertain whether ea amendment thereof is practicable." After some discussion this amendment was also rejected. Mr. Inc' expressed the opinion that the question with which they wee dealing was merely one for the bar and for the solicitors—that the general public did not we about these reports. The profession had good reason to PO con. tent with and bad nothing to find fault with in the present system. (" Oh. oh," and " Hear, hear.") There were report. adapted for every purpose, and they were correct, expeditiously prepared, and cheap—fulfilling, in fact, all the conditions which Mr. Daniel had laid down, with the exception of siogleuess, which was not requisite wept as the means of securing the other objects. They must also bear in egad the question as to those interests which during the last thirty or forty years had grown up ands the system of competition. The resolution was then put and carried. Sir H. CAIRNS proposed "That a committee of members of the but be appointed to consider the best means of reforming the present system of preparing, editing, and publishing the reports of judicial decisions, and to report thereon to • future meeting of the her." In reference to what Mr. Den man had stated, that those who supported the first resolu tion committed themselves to some definite and foregoes conclusion as to what should be the amendment proposed, he begged to disclaim any such intention. (Hear, heir ) It would require a great deal of argument to convince him that Fsystem ought to be adopted which would create a mono yin the sense of preventing the free reporting of judicial maws, and it would require even greater argument to °Gamines him that the duty of reporting should be placed in the hands of the state. (How, bear.) It might very well be that after this committee had inquired tote the natter they might come to a conclusion that they were not able to easiest soy remedy for that which they all felt to be • defect in the system Still it was worth trying. (Hear, hear.) It might be that the decision of the committee might be considered to Cap tain elements of evil ea great as in the present system, but that should not deter them from doing th e i r best to improve a state of things which they all agreed was un satisfactory. The motion WU preceded by Mr. Mein*, who also disclaimed any intention of pledging himself to any parti cular proposition. sad metered his dissent from souls of the suggestions cemented in Mr. Dealers pemphlet. This resolution having been carried, a further proposi tion was submitted and adopted, to the effect that the committee should cousist of aunt geallerneu within the her and twelve of the outer bar, and that the twelve of the outer her should be made up of five common law barris ters, five of the Chancery bar, and two oisaveyan.....ers. Amongst the wettable' appointed to nerve ea the commit tee were the Soliciter•Genercl, the (Queen 's Advocate, Sir P. Kelly, Mr. Malmo, Mr. M. Smith, Sir H. Cairns, Mr. fielwya, Mr. Deena, Mr. A. Wills, Mr. G. Sweet, cud Mr. C. W. Hastiags. A vote of Skulks was then accorded to the Attorney. General for presiding, and the prooesdinp tarsaiseted. Di. DR JONGII'II LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVER OIL —Hoehn.. and ail who know the pertb attending the early years of childhood, yell be Interested en the following °beers a- Hone by Thomas Hunt, Rau, Hit Hi the " Medical Tunes and Gazette :" " to badly nourished infanta Dr. de Joneki nU Is invaluable Tie rapidity with which two or three teaspoon luta daily will fatten • young child is astonishing. Children generally like the unite of Dr de Jonah's Oil, and when It Is Oren thew often try for .ones."—Sold only In evaded bottles. is. Id., M. ad. , and W., by U.. de Jangle's agents, Mesas. and 00 .. 77 Strome, London, and cher•leta.--(Adeer. electoral]