The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-04 00:00:00

el ,i~. `~ 1‘; F'f4 S riIkPER . • I /A '. d I,r (1 :11'; Z' A. i " i t . lll lll ll it iii - ~, ssauaxa ~ •! I I • '.-- [Stamped, id. JulditionaL) Na 5,144.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1663. (TWOPENCE rIALCI3TA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope IV and Madres.-1101ITILLY STRAY COSIMUNIC.ATION pewees LONDON and INDIA by the magnifomt fleet e 1 doom belonging to Um EMT INDIA and LONDON ISHIP PING COMP/NY (United.—The well-mown clipper auxiliary steamship HYDASFE3, ;149 tone, 309horee power. G. 11. FOL , T ER, Commandsr now loading in the Vlctoila (London) freks, will hare on the 18th February, embarking panel gem at and Icarian °rammed on the 111 M February, for Cal cutta, calling at the Caps of Good Reps and Emirs& This aumulicent ddp, built Mime**, the Indian trade, Las been thoroughly refitted, ims fnat#M sesemasodation for rr singers, and will carry an exprismoed wpm, also a ste The s‘ erne of the kid sena steemers las been T 2 days 3 hours to ; the Rydeepes performed the voyage In es dap, and tko kat (the Oalsokla) te dna. beim the shortest OD oloor 4 - —7o = l, or Ifassaila Ink to OEUIrDLAY sad Co., ss, Parh/aam 8,W., the bream ALFRED maw and Co., 150, ',cadential...Ore* or at the OFFICES of the 0030.t.N Y. 9, Rineingleas, Ladoga IC.: where abs applies Dom for appointments multishron 'Meld he made. WARD DILZW, fleadary. East India and L edni4a andon Mamba Camelia (linsited), 9, lase. VIT and mooßra AUSTRALIAN LINE red PACK"! 611IP.—Yor Mild= Direst ((t oot mall rine- Wally on the of I 2rd ollreirroary,. the well•known Jeroe s raZg ls ibll t a FlZll COLE A 1 12 l'eledor tool, W. Commander , lad India This well-known dipper la noted for her Laetoolling qaa/itlos. NU good aceornmodation for chief cabin weenier., and will carry an otperienced surgeon If rev:Wed.—For term of &sign on mow apply to OZILATLY, HAWKEY, and SWILL, V, ,6e•ho. tot or to DICITITT and 310034 9. 1111litor-etroet. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK of TAM= BRIT. for HOBART TOWN Direct ,to he despatched mutually oo the 20th of Febntary, last=t h g day February Hp, the trell•littowo clipper ship BROWN, Al. IN torts. J. GALLAOH&N, Ceutueseder r s. 4s t. tl: 4 = ie. Dattlis. sraart sewed has a poop, with ter add cabt=ngers, and beteg mead far legg (pick pump@ cars a oppattually to W-.Ter Isms °MOW or passage apply to DEVITT sod a r t. 9. .1991•949mi5t DV and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE I P 1 1 1 ;11? 9811..—F0r ADELAIDI Direct *Mime quick daddely, OW hot sands Bra/oh-bath 81dr nermuk, A I resider 5! 4 tons. L C. FORK Commode? . lying In the loadoa Docks. TIM Om veinal kas a full poor, with excel. kat acecamodadon for chief cads Ando well known St Me Amdelion trade for the excetl t order In which she de nim bar eatio.—For terms of holed or apply to the llama WELEALKIL, SON. and Co., -Meet; or to D and NOOlit, 9, llMlteretreet. BLACIE BALL PASSENGER LINE of CL M& PACZJITO far AIISTILLLIA tram lomoitra &net. Post ew ismaise. Monis laglairl ;KO Golden South .. LOOS Beejapore L Dock& I To SalL Ladle 1 Feb. 10 India P 16 India Tab. LS - 1! caiiaikatid Ilse of psalm& have. by tale yanetasilty sad meld Ismisa earced a world brows rsgratatkas. aad their= 2 1 :61= 11 r " 61.1ctin t g i A=r rnii** ro Australia rip, to J sad Ca id afforr ie ll AVMs for to liait owl T. AL ma ock, Labs. RC. BRITISH and NORTH AHRIMAN .L.P MALL STRA.II-BHI/11, appiiied bp the A6ake.ftßOYAL to sail between LIVIZPOOL sod NW Toll.mad between LIVIDL. POOL sad BOSTON. with liberty to all as Halifax or other ports to laid mid receive mails, good; sad pssssajen. the Boston sits cams at Halifax to load and road,. parsegors and Maloolls mall; This r or other vessels aro ap• pasted to all from Liverpool. at Cork to receive Lk CANADA, for BOHTON. hatardsg, Feb. 7. 'CHINA, for NZW YORK, astarda7. Feb. 14 . • TINDIC paeasegers and goods fee Noma sad Havana, to ba transferred at New York on board the LYDA British Queen. MLA BIA, for 130: 1 TON. Batarday, Feb. ft Passage looney. including atewardb He and provisions, bat without wines or liquors :—To Halifax and Beston chief cabin. 1122 aseand cabin, dig To New York, chief cabin. 426; telggai ad d% LI& Freight to Haab; Dodos, and New York, 6 per cent. prhesgs.—Ap e, d. B. Foord, lig, Landon JD . Carr* Havre, and Moe de Is Hianna, Pleb : G. and I. Bann, Bachananast, Olsson ; D. Ind Wirer. Queenstown ;or D. sad Itive., IA Water ' ahaeskLiverpxd. TO BRIT= ODLITMEIA 101 1 irLY STEAM OOMMUNIULTION to • IT YORK Meet —The LIVE:BMOC, NSW YORK, • FWILAULPOLUITZAWEIMICOILPANY intend drpatelb- Nig 160 , tallipowered Clyda-lein Iron Screw Inaansoldpegr w r at 9.0111141~11 tO f/Mbialk .11111•11110 M. and WUILT TROY Limloor. FOR the itr TOIL CITY OF WASEINO7OI, lib day, Feb 4 CITY OF BALYLWOLI. Wednesday, Feb. 11. Aal WioAll.oo ; :=4eb, W In. • OJOS poop. 11, IT, and It ohm% to Use sonno 11 liddellm leeward ca= Imlndles all weenie= asslol. lastawr• Mum, and WWI •+ alai* basked Sow* ea my trnes.—Foe te;ribrealikgere MILIMI . W. Watavalreat. ; er to mons and YAM, Ilk Wag Witham/iron, pRILLIPPR, ORAV IIL and PRILLIPPEI deenateh the undermentioned tricks, deszaeve For ROTTRIDAM, the FYI:NOMA Tharedar morning mu', treat of the Tower. Fare it. ler Ritiltilt, the FALLS. CONDOR. or MOWN every Monday, ems ilereelidown, at II a.m. ; ai r rell WM Fier to receive paseaapre atom& Fare.: at LI. and lkoreorhaven ta always noooodblie, whUat the other Northern Porte ere cloned by lon. For ocrrnsic BUM, the o IntrAr NASA. In a I'M IA" Row Sweetrdown. Fares. AI t 2 to.. and el. Per COFRNHAORN and DANIZIA the NZWIRY, Feb. 10, bean Alderman's MC 1 Fee *Adak Ite it ag r at Chentleie intreevel Mee. L .l = Lb. " r 1101, and riuturr,, :. THE ANGLO-lONIAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (Malted). tea IS KIRKBY IFIVEN, Mad U Ifm ICOND ORDINARY • MUTING of the illoweholdwre of We Company will le at Ithe cense et the Oingemey, 27, Leadesball-etreet, In Ilha, Lowoms, oo IFIDNEITIAY, the 11th day of February Wit. It Weir* at noon, lbw the of trainee:ding the torimea it. : to receive the of tbo directors, to denim a dividend, to confirm the eMefaOnsat of an odditiosal abettor, and to elect two dimelms to the room of Mr. E. T. Treed and Mr. G. J. Jazions, retlehight rotation, but who, being With* awe themselve...or tialestlea, By Gear et es Board, NOWAID ILASHIZIGH, Beeratary. 27, lamiankall-strest, B C., kodo2, Jailmry /11„ IDS LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Va.NNW Mt. lareeel arrelle, Aimed lemwo, £490,000. •=ll ie ile IWO% Mist le Use pada at Ste Ire adder of prat Malik Ilm~net• been amosest to ASJINASNY. Ile meet Dteldae et Prolls A be mob IP St as 31R of Dosialose, The INswww. l Sor te r sell le diem :—ltine setwed. &WSW° : ei. isritssr, as.Takia rat praspeoftera ass tants ler aria sewaseces aptly to Mat ,dale lodeWoonet, Pleeteivet. lerekra,NC. WIMLUI LAMM DOWNES, Actuary. Jam. 1114. IN K! I N K! I N K! WARD'S WRITING sad COPYING INKS rarpaso all Oben In %milt, and dnrablUty of coloar. Agents wasted for Town sad Country. Ilanutaetary. Clayton, NZ AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.-LAMBEETI3 ASTHMATIC BAIAAM, without confining the hostels or .tee ing the head, truly efflcacions and pleasant, Is adinitted to b sM beet medicine ter immediately relleving coughs, colds, mearined masa of asthma, and incipient conamnptlois. It he. quietly cores persona whom the faculty pronounce Incurable, admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent enaghtag. Ia Reproaching consumption Its effects are truly henendaL ?MOM de priv ed of sleep, or eves lying down for far of suffocia • Mss. *mead cm raid In ekm minks, after taking it only and aold by W. LAURIN!. chemist, LW: Wil• , thartag.erase, sad by MI druggists. in Ivittles, L'ck, Zil l. 4:gr q sauvtaties in cask Si. Be perticulas and ask far Lushest's Asthmatic Saban. The mares and address is engraved ill the stamp. 2 4: 0:14VMPTIO11 : ITS ORIGIN. Th e et DL DBMS CRONIN'S splendid DISCOVKILY Si CONSUMPTION), the most interesting in the .op needkelee, Is In the printer's hands. sod will be speedily pub lished. 171, importaam of Ws discovery ma be alienated Maly has tha Met that I. Great Britain abaft 80,010psmle asasesßy parish Irons the re rse of consomptive msladtea.— Upper ilsyseur-sinet. W. Ommampd-squme, Bydwpark. CIORNA BUNION* sod DEFECTIVE TOE NJ AMA RETRACTED sod CURED in nee minute, without =oar ow Rut psis, by Mr. =MAIL 86, Erosotstreet. atosesed b lln. lbormatta II preferred. Una; is Od. In Ss Mr. BIWA' has Isstlasoiste tram In. Royal Faintly, orbit mite =Rh tboossuttr of others , from all parts of Os to Ilts fallowtog:—Press tie RtoU Rev. Um =op of London:—" Mr. Used! has Ofsetaally cured ems coati oa my feat 'Musa tivay psfs."—" Mr Robert Alassaskr, IL, M..7salbstr two loolPB towage sod a owns airs/tad from Idol= e 'by Mr. RowdoU, tad tomatoes:AY ✓eatoussad Ma" Observe. M. Rorplot-seroot Quadrant ° TWNIFORIYB PURI ILIIID MAGNINIA -so has bre. &trials twiallsksw IWIM=6 IO . IOII . elzl i a ; the sosdkal prsiessiog. sad sal a OW as ths bust reasser tar asidtty se Ike by asadasea soak sod imoilmallsa. sad ss s wild vet ELM for &beats' aseslkakaasorrs aupwsp i lar Lakes sad dabs& IS Is hi • skis at rari sad el milans VOID sad 175. Maa s Om& lama. [media; sold by sk ralaselablo Asoulle 6.1 ". as taw wed. C M RAWS OOP*MIN Z WWI, welly ad In As Pork awl LON' Nositibt a Tess as WO Of Itlessd. Loyd. him& Omsk alessi. Mb , sibs& s esin avesie l it dris. shim raoss4 as Ousels aleasses.--4s. 44. Por bodia=" l K. IS C. JOSSalei, Mesh Mould. SS. FROM LAST NTGET'S GAZETTE. QT. JAMES'S HALL—GOD BLESS the PENCE o$ MALE, the new netie u el= by Bann= airgAIRIA, Win Wm received with the eedieslealn. Mr. 8110 WV'S will repeat It TL Feb. 6. The cheque will be sooonspenied by 20 harm under the direction at Mr. Benedict. Tickets, le, Ye., es. Austin's end Myosin. London : Published by &abort Cocks end Co., pine In ROM? IMAMS Manna, Now Broad.dreek City, and DM don, Auctioneer, to inermsdir lean 17, M I Joan JaimiciAn MUNI, IL Faare.rattl. Wahrosth. gunsral Make, Feb. 17, at 1. uts DATIa Wellingtoneireet, bitegton, jewelier,Feb. IT, at 2. /oNz Gala, W.U. rest, &tar Feb. 17, at t Maar BARNARD, widow, fartaer,Feb. 17, at L Jona PantenttiOn, Pickering-A, Bayswater, stoc r, Feb. 17, Mt Wo.tram Dania boar Dore mark 'a-M43rnad, masa, 70.17, at t Naar keeper at KM= Buoy*, Bedlord.tarram G or d a, F e b . , 17 , Ai Southwark, sadatent door the Home of L Cnanne BMW*, linontreet, Blehmegate, and 43f0,40Eleet real, Viotoria , park, s ironmonger, Feb. 17, at 1. ENtar WMAZZ, Nortilam saddler' pton-Mme, ClerkenwelL boot makar, Feb. 17, at 11. WuJJAN SWUM YAWN, Waterford-road, Pulliam, and Crane owart, Fleatediest, editor, Feb. 19, at 11. (Isolan LASSIMKM NlMlllAins, Little Tower-street, City, com a/ohm soot, Feb. 19, at It BILLOGHTOII Yarns; Northampton, shoe =natant -17, at lt boon ? CARR, Kinplan baker, Feb.l9, fill e r . boom Stumm W Norfolk, f rob. 19. at t Joys TArrlftilingdwAnear , brickwaker,Fkb. HA 11. EDWARD Late" , fdarylehene, groom Fein 19, at 1. CAtisrz ,TmoDoan (WPM, Annus flAzamner, , and CASOUI Abilarr, Qooge-Yert A LLSOPP'S ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT. ! ama 16 . 1114 elreellOrt "r" a* IL Aireorn MEMOS' manna, ssamws.wits. alread. .ZIL JOHN Y. 8104111 and Co., Sole Coetractare for Bottled d w l me room,, po k ie. i L Beer to the IntarllotiolM Nakitation. Admit for Samuel SHKIZ Rona ism %dm director el Ow Wasik end Bate' India Pate ad Arks Ale, and Otdnnem Sam , awe cissamoy ma aaa ataaa Skamateks Company (Limited), Ois.'s albs Mont, at Maas and Spitita Deems sad let Heerekee Royal as lir Trade supplied ne Om* „geeneypilempc int • 1/idarits. &VW. 17, sta. - ~ .ssnuerr.Yettii,ut LI. [same or oOLECITOIS AID 'trim= rairrtaarsa II MAIM AT THE 077931 OT Till 010:17 11[ORITLII, coon or BANIMITIVT. 3AISIGIALLAIT3III2d PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION.—The NINTH ANNUAL IXHIBITION at the PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY of LONDON to OPEN DAILY, hoot 10 tUI 4, at the &Owl of tle tloodety of BINA Artists, Solleik-etreet, Pall4aall ANL —A4aeholeo, INEZ LONDON PAVILION.-LITTLE COMM.!. the !mart aemaikm of the day. The NODE AMERICAN WONDIAS serpent all ever witnessed In ibis mem try. °mad Selections from as nimbi' EVERY EVENING. BM American bowling alley& THE LONDON PAVILIgr a TI a riBORNERYRIET. LOIBL and 801INEAMMTR. headgear,. TIRE LONDON GRAND RISTAIIRANr. LUNCHISONS ma DM US A LA CARTS esia be bad with COMFORT end DISPATCH. SAWYNIIII FA MOUS LONDON DINNER, ready fees I till I In the Grand Selee et IL 6d. rob puma. Special dining for Wire eat gentlemen. Ogaden, and well veallsted weeefee, and .. ;nk laloos. OPEN ON SUNDAYS MX 101711 TILL Prerneter. 11.12T.STAIIII. COHN= of MANUMIT-LAN& FIAT BALI at COVIg2IIIOV6 HIM A Ceadgmaent last inoelved &met beat Odigende mid Onion la the algirt Nos dbl. coedit:Ma, atheelelly the Mama MR. J. C. BTIVRNS will SELL by AUCTION al hie great loom. IngZ e llraggerdes, TO! iliaow. Neb. at balf-past 12 , 'thwarts of ASO Lola of valuable rare sad CO NI DMICOIress Cali fornia and Gasses upwards of 160 lbs. weight of Clan seed, die. Nearly the whole of the above are be the finest possible stste, end well worthy the attention of noblemen, gentlemen, and nurserymen 'Masan( to pleat extensively.—)n view the morn ing of sale, and catalogue bed. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM!, Opora glasses, Photographs, and des, &c. MB:wJ. 0.131 MS will SELL by AUCTION, Slides, mi Groat Roma. I. tiny-street. Covent-Wden. on FRIDAY. Feb.l,at balf-put 12 pecisely, elegantly bound and ornamental PHOTOGRAPHIC operwaisseet nega tives, plisteresphs. stoop cabinet, Damascus sword. china, lan tern end a moiety at inhieellaneous itreim—On view to• morrow and IMilay mondng, and catalogues had. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, M say Part el lbe Kingdom. Draytinproms Suites in Velvet £ls 0 0 Thseleggnore •nits, °omelets >K 0 0 =TSuites, complete U idies, complete W 0 Warranted First-aim P. and d. BltYl l llo, 140 OXOOII.IITZIZT. W. Mneirated Waage*s gratis and post tree on application. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, $ new invention, se admirably contrived that a full bolt, ss wee se smaller maks, may be relied or tilted on it without labour or trouble. Its artion la so impalpable that the sedimeet et the most theydd Mild by no posalbolity can be disturbed. Moe Ps, lle., 145., to salt 4), 0, end 18 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. lie MOM Sat boast or soar wise. Pelts 4. : ditto, eleatmplated, On.-4pply direst to JANIS BARLOW, patentee. 14 Ling Wlllisasabwt, Vaa l sloodssees. e p ee gha t his name and a.or are on every cl otleasare Merlons Imitations. leafleting gratis. lbealstlabetll/14. MTAINS, PORTIHRIIB, ka WAUGH I 80X beg respeettally to call attention to emir= riot seleotioe ot .II the new 'stoics for Curtains, to., of sad tono' tisooteeturs, the &ohm salaams et which ere load Xis poooot test& —LONDON OW= =Ol.lBl. l. Ooodgoolzest, Tottechaosooartooad.R. rWOTION,—WATHERSTON and BBOODKN ressmassid the nubile to hare the Cant Gold Mated math. lava lee—" flee Gold sad Pure Gold,* as spidisd to J a *deka WATHERSTON and BILOGDIN'IrIO and aB articles manufactured by then * are sold up= Ots ssimelpia mind st the manufactures' prima estrithestory, i liesserect. Cosent-gardea W.C. Minya made of chants sad lewellsey me in sash.—..B. This establishment is closed at Sin the seams mid as liederdays at L "A FACT WOUTEIT OF NOW' MEOW REMOVED Man Boodirinst lei a 11 iltoolC-311111% HANOV trAltg, cet the let Clobber. Me. The lbe. 11osrn ( him) better Ilass ever. Cetabilebed UM. rrio PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—TIse return ./L of Youth to their reapective Bearding-ad=ls Wares a solicitude for their persona comfort and &term Um, sad ROW LANDS' MACASSAR OIL, i.e moderating the growth sad Improving and beautifying the hair, Rowlands' Iralydes, for Im mans the skin and complexion. and removing animals de and Rowlands' Odonto, or Pearl Deetifries, for nadming the beautlfull) white. and preserving Use gnaw are 0011- ddered indispensable accompaniments—bold by A. ROWLAND sad BONS, SO, Ratt=lcu, and by Mambas and perfumer& Attar Rowlands ASWEETHEART for Ie.—RIMMEL'S NEW VALENTINES, the "Sweetheart," delightfully scented, sad the "Plwal Valentine." made from natural Sowers per humid, the prettiest novelties yet produced. IPrlce get* or has for la stiunps.-7,. EILL, 90, Stzusd, sad Sa, , wrimisdamt .- sae Barak siss..; TEEH. —By Mr. SHICELL'S invent ., of ctt he fi the tote patentee (protected 17th I . llgis) LATITICIAL TIIITH, to lad a illettrae, are Toads a nd In • kw hours, without pain or eidraations, no wires nor =d, and detaet impassible. Comfort gnarling:7V. Treatiss, which fay explains his Invention, pest troenrren stamps. Consultations free. Terms strictly moderate.--ft Orns vs•aratrsd, 111ealtutrott, and Pa, Ileautettlatll, Binninglum. THE GREAT MONUMENT of the RUSE AN EMPIRE —The BUILDER et FRIDAY NEXT, pies 4d., by poi* 6d., will sontala Bee views of the Remise Mimmutest at Novgorod, mid deseriptioa ; together with materials tor the Fite at Cheatrey ; a lecture ow Architecture by Mr. Parimmow Ithaolomy sad Art, mad other mean, with all the news, &Molted end mattery, 1, Yorketreet, Covea4gardes, and AD 1101,1116011. r, Feb. WMI the GARDENERS' CHRONICLE and AD CULTIIKAL GAZETTE of EATUEDAY. Feb. T. will be e Cocas& Utboatairble PLAN of EMBROI DERED LARTIEJLE aad sarreandlac TERRACES at Crewe Rail. by Mr. NeeliPld. —Sent tree for ele steaspa.-06ee, WeiMegkeeetreet. Coventilerdea, W.C. Jasmines Harere, poem; Pete. 111, et 1. AMINE HMO& ilfasemotrestplace, Lincohes-mastoids, essistaut Ina Wooden weratiere, Feb. 17, at 2. ' Gores I.a.w Haseme, Oravaree, JuereDiele carpenter. Feb. 17, et 2. Oman MoIILD, earesair, Bpalo, contractor,. Feb. 17, at 1. CLUIDISTO MAIMIN, I E 7, liniksnagroen-road, clerk to a sdentifict IM Feb. at 2. WILLIAM EMMY RANDALL Brook4treet, Lambeth. clothier, Feb. 17, at It JOBS 'SANDERSON, Jun., Aldershot, clerk In the Royal Engineer Deportment, at Aldershot, 14b 17, at 2. Jame limintas, Gravel-lade, Southwark, stationer, Feb. 17,at I. MAIIIIIII Rosin Hamra Norwich, bill broker. Feb. ly, at 1. HENRY liesusy, Castle-street, Holborn, tailor, Feb.l7, at I. WiLLust TORLIT, Margaret-street, Cavendishequare, teller. Feb. 17, at I. WILLIAM BANNoRD RICHASMION, London-street, Fenchurch street, commisdon agent, Feb. 17, at 12. Gnome LEWISODOw, Poole, Dormishlre, commercial traveller, Feb. 17, at 1. JOSITH DUGGAN, Birmingham, plumber, Feb. 20, at 12. Jaen Gorcit sit, Shrewsbury, grocer, Feb. 16, atl2. Gaunt CARTIM, Biddulph, Staffordshire, grocer, Feb. 16. at 12. Jaws FRRHIS, South Wrathall, Wilts, yeoman, Feb.l3, at 11. NICHOLAS CuRNI3H, Newton fit. Cyres, Devonshire, farmer, Yob. 18, at 12. Jaime ALDlntsole, Halifax, Yorkshire, overlooker, Feb. 13, at 11. Joinsm 1.,211M114., Bakewell, Derbysh., hankeepor,Feb.l4,at 10. MAITH2W Jolla MASON, Maghall, Lancashire, book-keeper, rob. 17, at IL Jaen BireBoi, Lleorool, provision Merchant, Feb. 2i, at 11. FIRANCIS BATTY and THOMAS BIM, Liverpool, builders, Feb. 16, at 12. Joan LYTIIOOI, Liverpool, beer seller, Feb. 12. at 11. JI4IPH RtIITIVN. Witten, Lancashire, grocer, Feb. 19, at 11. Joule SnyrniwoNTß, Heaton Norris, Lancasbire, coach builder, Feb. 23, at 12. EDWARD WieIoLINWORTH, Mill-lane, near Burnley, Lancashire, publican, Feb. 18, at IL Josh Or.ouos Bums and Rumen BLAKE, Monk Wearmouth, Durham, Ole umnufactarers, Feb. 16, at It WD.ualt Keener, Birmingham, butcher, March 2, at 10. WiLLum Hum Hotolt, Birmingham, assistant to a furniture broker, March E, at 10. THOMAS Curl, Bristol, licensed victualler, Feb. 13, at 12. SAMUEL Davis Tattoo. Bomersetshire, saddler, Feb. 11. at It lull HILL, Bedminster, -omersetah., beerselhe Feb. 20, at 12. WIILLMI Ens, Hulme, Lancashire. painter, Feb. 14, at 10. Tura Coots, tillsby,Northamptonsh.,innkeeper,Feb.l7, St 11. MIR BROUGH, lowness, Cumberland. grocer, Feb. 13 , at 11. 1051811TH, Kidderminster, licensed victualler, Feb. 14,at 10. Small ANN Patti and ELLILBiIIi PAGE, Ipswich, schoolmis tresses, Feb. 16, st 11. JOSHUA TINUMM LOMI, Cheltenham, beer seller, Feb. 17, it IL MARIAM PHILIP W.18511T, Lincoln, tailor, Feb 16, at IL BORKET Riot, Newport, Hants, tenor, Fob. 14, atll. Joni Ham, Redroth, Cornwall, botcher, Feb. 12. at 21. Rona= BOASDNAN. Fsrpworth, near Bolton, Lancashire, pro vision dealer, Feb. Ill,' St 10. JOHN MILS ne MAST, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, machinist, Fob. 14, at 10. EDWARD ASTON, Wolverhampton, ground bailiff, Feb.l6, at 12. Derma licregoue,Willenhall,Stattonlab.,grinder, Feb.l6,at 12. Commove Tiloom Remain, Wolverhampton, designer, Feb. 16, at le .74Jos Yearn HILL, Rusholme, near Manchester, plumber, Feb. IS, at 94. EDWARD Ittrenta,Cannock,fitaffordshire, beerseller,Feb. 18, at 12. June Boar, sm., Ululation, Staffordshire, licensed victualler, Feb. l& at It Jeer Ben, Waterbury, Staffordsh.,greengroorr, Feb. 18,at It Jona Jove; Wedambery. Staffordah., shoemaker, Feb. 18, at 10. Windex COME, Chittlehampton,Deronsh., farmer,Feb.l6,at 10. GROROS ANDiaziss. King's Lynn, Norfolk, grocer, Feb. 19. at 11. James CAT?, East Denham, Norfolk, coach builder,Yeb lhat 12. CIIARLTS WILSON, Leicester, shoe manufacturer. Feb. 20, at 11. Jowl Inin. Chester, painter, Feb. 13. at 10. 100515, Sheerness , labourer, Feb 17, at 12. Joins Pallet, }can., Lianbeder. Brecknocksh.• farmer, leb.l9,at 11. Glom& FRsecs, Chriatehurch, Manta, publican, Feb. 14, at 2. Joni 951.12511/2, Viembdon, Somereetsh., victualler, Feb.le, at 10. CHARLEs THmiLm, Barnsley, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Feb. 27. at 2. Jana Nome, Bewley, Shropshire. been eller, Feb. gassy Mast HAIMIBO2I, Bridlington, Yorkshire, Feb. 12, at Ilk ExmitimSon2WWM.l.,Bradford,Yorkshire, buteher,Feb.l7,atlol. lIMUAMPI 1101MineAston, Herta, bamboo's keeper. March Let 11 (Moms VE1101:90/1, Streellem, orkabre, termer, Feb. 16, at 11: LAST REAMINATIONB, March 2. J. Huddlastow, Cavendultutteet, Heston, rattle dealer-March 2. H. Miles, Trimly street, lalington, cheese monger--March 2 R. Heath, Brighton, !Duty stable keeper- Feb. 20. J. A. Saunders, Old Manor street, Cheleea, builder- March 2. W. J. Clark, Sorting, Suet, Journeyman wheelwright -March 2. J. Brown. Eaton Bray, liesilarsindre, gersernahop keeper-March 2. 0. Merlon, Whltecrossetreet barman to a licensed victaaller-Feb. le W. Dawson, Nobleetreet ku V! City, Manchester warehonseman-Feb. 18 Marla Lenexa n, nirchstcre.ydem, Hampatead.read, vocalist - Feb. 18. A. Y. de Newman& Fenchurchetreet, general merchant-Feb. 19. A. H. Sontbarnmon, artlst-Feb. tit C. Self, Myddletonatreet, Clerkenwell, cabinet maker-Feb. 36. It. Lomax, Great Suotel west, litoonasbury, • halite-Feb. 23. K. Taylor, Jun., East. Warne, Sasses, tobacconist-Feb. 23. W. Brown, New rye. street, Westanirater, general dealer-Feb. 25. It. H. Wilehere, Bow, Middlesex. foreman to a miller-Feb.2s. E. Scales, neaten, Middlesex, victualler-Feb. 25. W. Simpson, Wanton street, Ilag's-crose, cheesensonger's assistant-Feb. 25. W. H. Dee, 'Cambridge, painter-Feb. 25. T. Chopman, Hammersmith, money collector to an omnibus company-Feb. 25. 0. Angus, Plumtead, Hens, engineer-Feb 25. J. Clayton, William-street, Commercial read East, cab proprietor- March 12. .1. Barden, Jun., Ledbury, Ilarefordsbire, tailor-March 13. M. Hancock, Stokempoa-Trent, farmer-March 12. T. Green, Tbornbury, Herefordshire, farmer -March 5. T. 1.. Davila. Birmingham, commission agent-March 17. R. W. Harvey, Charratar, Cornwall, porter merchant-Feb. at H . Slater, heats, provision dealer-Feb. 26. W. King, Man chester, dealer in fancy woollen cloths-Feb. 27. A. & do WOR- N; Maachester, professor of languages-Feb. 19. IL Chadwick, Salford, ilreerood maker-Feb. 20. J. Harrison, Little Herten, Yorkahire, innkeeper-leb. 24. J. Sutcliffe. Bradford, Yorkshire, portrait temper-Feb. 20. T. Ballow, Bradford, Yorkshire. boot loner-March 16. J. Bell, West Hartlepool, publican-Yeb. 15. T. Moore, South Shore, Lancashire, beerhause keeper -Manh 9. I. Carr, Middleton, Durham, grocer-Feb 22 T. Munn, Color, Lancashire, lourneymut tallow chandler-Feb. 28. Mary Jane Law, Worsthorn, Lancashire. fermer-Feb. 18. D. Griffiths, Walsall, Staffordshire, saddler-Feb. 18. T. Bayley, Darlaeton, Staffordshire, beerhouse keeper-Feb. M. W. Hardee, Winch comb, Oloncretershire, carpenter-March 30. W. Coe, Torthridge Wells, Kent, lodgiaghoose keeper-Feb. 26. J. Ambrose, leads, railway guard-rah. 18. T Leech. Mobberley, Cheshire, farmer -Feb.l6 O. Lovett, Altainchatn, butcher-Feb. 19. W. T. Smith, Bilston, Staffordshire, japanner -Feb. 10. 8. B. North, confectioner-Feb. lr. J. Williams, Hathertou, Staffordshire, labourer-Feb. 19. J. Masan, Wolverhampton, groper-Feb. Yl. J. Beaumont, Swinderby, Lincolnshire, Joiner -March 3 L. CUp them, Dunstan, Lincolnshire, bander-Feb. 24. Elizabeth Alway, Bristol, licensed victualler-Feb. 24. ft. B. Pullen, Bristol, grocer -Feb. 13. IL Croatian, Hexham, Northumberland, butcher- March 26 J. Gower, Aythrop Soothing, Esser, farming - Feb. 27. W. Jefferies. llorndosson the-Hill, Esse; house agent- Feb. It B. Beck, Kingston-upon-Hall, cap maker-Feb. 12. J. Bert, Kinotoompon-llull, butehyr-Feb. 13. J. Revell, King. eksimpon-Ifull, contractor-Feb. 13. D. Wharam, Kingston. martian, licensed victu dlete-March 6. J.'S. Wilson, North Newbold, Yorkshire, foreman of works-Feb. 20. G. WU- Hannon, Sculthorpe, Norfolk , baker-Feb. 20. C. 8. Trundle and T. Wilson , Icakenhani. Norfolk, bakers-Feb. 12. J. Orifliths, jun., *oneness, Shropshire, farmer -March 11. W. trsNorthampton. clicker-Feb. 20. 0. <Ullman, Barkstoo iforkahlre. blacksmith-March 7. .1. Flanagan, Arundel, emesx, county court lvadiff -Feb. 14. R. °Holing, !Ideate, Ilvdolk. wheelwright-Feb. 18. T. Lloyd, MasocanoL Canon thenshire, labourer. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Feb. 2. Berm Saxon, Strand, Jeweller. Feb. S. Mcßae& CLAIM.. Compton, Surrey, and Badnglull street, testy. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. BRILIAMM Mom and Joilerli GaielmoOD, Halifax, cotton raa misnames-Ist dividend of 4.5. 2.1., any Monday or Tuesday, at Carrielrs. Leeds. lAMBS CLARKSON, Gateshead, wiraboneeman--dst dividend of la. 9d., any Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle.upou.Tyne. loos Wileoe, Bunriertsed, bootreaker-id dividend of 3141.. any Saturday, at Makers, Newmatisupon.Tyne. Roan? Segnes, Consett, near Studley Bridge, grocer-let divl deed of U. ed.. any Saturday, at Baker's, Newcsatle.upoo-T7311. HOWARD Pine, Upper Holloway, late of Wolverbampton, clerk -let dividend of Is. Id., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Kr- Ilmirrin. HOWARD 0001122, Oawestry, Shropshire, bontmaker-14 dividend of Is. OIL, way Tuesday, at Whitmore's, itinningluon. WllliMl KIM Stoke-upeat.Trent, wine merchant-Ist dividend of 1011., any Tuesday, at Wlllt.norefs, Birmingham. 10 ./11/2 OXLIT, Chippeabam, core factor-Ind dtvidend of Old., of 2.. 9d. on new proofs, Feb. 11, end any subsequent IFedasadq, at 14111er's. Bristol. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 11. T. tibiae, Jun.. LeieeMer. timber merchant-Feb. 19. P. M. Jackson, Leicester, ailirreeseer -Web. it Milsabeth Ending , fir . %: 4 1 2=4 . 17d/11, 0101.41114". boeea be, contractor-w an-r- Match 13. Lair. Gionoester, Winker- h 6. J. Holtham, Sw mm, Milider-Kards Ito. R. James, Swansea. beskar-era 9. T. D. More, 6carborough, Y balipplftr-rib. D. W. Howell, Liverpool, Iron and He drum siomow--ireb to. W, Smith, Bowdon, Cheshire, Osetienes-116.17. Harneer. UlvorehM, Leausiaire. stone masou-leb. 17. R. Waseack, Rodulne, llrea ed victualler- Fr. U. 1. Wanes, Randal., andier-Feb. 17. R. Lees M bar, corm Hader -F eb U. Northallerton,York shire, dusty chief eariabla-leb. 14. J. Turner, Ipswich, VERNER'S PRIDE, v by the Author of "list Lyons,• ie., Is now ready, tu $ vols. Loudon : Bradbury and Isaac 11, Bouverls-strest, LC. FATAL ACCIDENT ON TILE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAT.—Tea " PLYING Semler."—Yestercley,Mr. Lewis the Elie' coroner, held a leagtheed inquiry at tie Rail way Tavern, Stratford, respecting the death of Edwin Webb, a frame in the memos of the North London Rail way Omaynny, who was killed at the Stratford station of the Resew Qatatise Railway seder the following circum steams :—On Saturday afternoon the deceased was stoker of ea eagle, attached to some epode trucks which came on the North Loodoe line, and about 5 o'clock the very den. germs procesdiug of tasking what is known in the railway as a •• flying .hunt"—pacing the Rucks into a = , and uncoupling the engine without bringing it to a swop—was attempted. While the engine was in mottos the bossed peed dew to the rear, ant it would seem that be eat minds the buffer beam so as to evehaehle the coupling chain. In order to enable hire to selieek it the engine was @lightly eased, and on the uncoupling befog effected thel deceased cried oat, " All right," and the engine resumed its speed, and went forward oe to the main lice. It was then found that he was sot with the engine, and it was immediately discovered that the wheels of several of the trucks had pared over a portion of his head, crushing it in a very dreadful manner. It wee supposed that he meat have lost his balance end Whin from the buffer beam when the maim@ went for ward before be had thus to recover himself. He bad been many years is the weaker of the North Lorries Railway Company. The coroner said this " lying sheeting," se it was called, appeared to be a very derees practice. It was steted by officials both d the North London end the Great Eastern Railways that there is • rule forbidding the unsenpling of earriagm while sterna is is rootioe. The jury 2:1Z• hops that the companies would see that the e d more strictly observed for the future, and returned a verdict of "Accidental death." The deceased has left a widow and several children =provided for. Flea IN BIENONDBILY.—AII extensive fire broke 1 out yesterday afternoon, betesse the hours of two sod three In Swan-street, Benseethey, a thoroughfare Lodieegg nut et the Old lient•yearl, at the northeast sided the BdddyyeJ Arms Rail &Mimi. The premises ia whisk it conmenead bebato Messrs. Leannostli sod Roberta, carriers sad leatber-dreesers. The Maas were act snl i qZf u er , ward beam The damage does is thus Deported, o6 A n Ceptale Shaw : • • Hamm Dar tmouth aed iefitior-druseire, tk Swam. week Old ffeet-reoll.—The brisk sad timber %Wasp, need as Mereheneen Mond est. Leas ewer esitreted. sae rest Tbriedrrixt st% s ad "IW* ocean SS MIS The skids mid gale/lad "bops reit tetra severily W iire, aed side of dye-honses ',Bribed. /be viol biltibip ewe bellred th• Bayed sot elbwAsseillos. 'fie sargesi ewes of for— amok* tolmeo. Na 23. Jake-elreet, lir. J. Delsagi jafeawee.—Beef of workshops damaged by Are. sadeoes by removal Iseured is the Royal Pireollem" boOdOer—igordi .7.4= wca Porßeegand 00. of fordo' spods—reb. r lll - .710W Pontypridd,gril.e, wooer. DpOq:LVIR. A. C. MarieMemel C. T. Mar;stql, 11laiirles, City, wins aber. chaste-B. Caw, 0. Gray, J. Henderson, and J. Bear, 81011414 d 3 so tar as reastde O. Gray and J. Hendersoa-Z. Om, I= sad J. Hatilsesaa, IlltsiMeid. erbiellne deal amalse turese-H. Walker aad M. G. Glasebrook, Great Tewereirest, City, nierebanta-T. Jail and CF. H. Judd. . I( =Mti ii lkilir —d. Wheat sad J. Olibeek aA pDol. M I .........t Nl* bat inanalmlerino-8. sad J. H. Tortellita. wallstplasi-7. . Men sad H.WltwirWir lane, Chy -I. War aA~.I. lisibeasky. B. J. waded sod X. Hatialedwr, Irsdolim MIER sylaisess.W. T. Meet sadJ. J. G. H westissiner•-T. =i o r tn e d . i t 211 1 = sod Illereks ai Tge; 1 2pbeddri-MOda ape eMelbmth=dea, dad Wells, Ltesepnek deslers la T l ZAs er reas =ea Magas-G. Itideasr. ens d i = —J. /Jr th a Ades* Iterel. Dimon Trwloks. J. IL lall =ar %gift': paw Iserebsats-l. ismidataa . NOM wade dookes-J. leasslt. Z. D. lase" nod OW = 1 11 1 .ZIM I VIlti22Mit m ry ii-j• imui dliieti T. lieareedge, J. Jeillsest. AY W. liarksaft Tee* soillets-4. M. WINK J. 111113. - W. Wlliok Vl cri . li tli Pin k alL J IL. .1 end mai mesa= Is Mr: w i wagebs . LdT. t -1. O. road ea lgwi Leedowo Th Sillelere-John Wilsoa midlands Warm. TIM weeded otanutecturees-0. C. Janson sad G. C. South, 6111006.4. S. la Milford. Ir. Z. Off, mesallseMwere 4 M. 8007C11 1111IIISTRATIONS. WILLIAN Sluw. Manbares, east& dealer, Feb. 10, at lied* and Moors Boma Idlaburo. MAZOMMIL MOMPOI. Hawick, china merchant, Feb. 6, at the Tower Metal, amide =BAUM Ifiawsier, Uleagow, ladles' boatel:Aker, Feb. 10, at We Faculty Hall, Glasgow. AMERICAN AID TO LANCASHIRE. Last night a meeting was held in the public hall at itoclidslo, for the purpose of voting the think' of the lababitents of that borough to the American merchant. and people for the provisions they have sent for the unemployed Learathire operatives. The MAYOR (Mr. G. Ashworth) pre sided, and the large room was filled ahnostto suffocation. Mr. 13groa7, in supporting the resolution—which was pro. posed, sad seconded, and which was ultimately carried—Amid it was evident that whatever might be the faults of ambi tious men or the crimes of governments, the peoples were beginning to learn that they ought not to be hostile to each other, bat that they ought to take an interest in each other's welfare. There had long been • jealousy reigning between some people of this country ad some people of the United States, and perhaps that jealousy bad prevailed to • greater extent here than there ; but why that jealousy and envy should exist he could not tell. The meetings held in the Manchester Free Trade Hall and Exeter-hall, London, were evidences of the sympathies and feelings of the working men of England. He (Mr. Bright) was now told on every hand that public opinion on the American question had recently undergoes a considerable change, and the moon was the people knew very little about America and that they were learning more every day ; in point of fact, the people here had been greatly misled by what were called the public instructors . Jefferson Davis, the American statesman, had said that newspapers ought to be divided into four compartments one for the truth, • second for the probable, a third for the possible, and a fourth for the lies ; and if that plan wore 'dented in this country, so fez as what were called the leading columns were concemed, the fourth portion, when dealing with American questions, at least ought to be four times as large as the first. He ad mitted we were not responsible for the war, nor for how it was carried on, nor for its result ; but there was one thing for which we were responsible, and that was oar sympathies when we discussed the question. No mm who wee a man ought to be maimed of expeming his sympathies. He (Mr. Bright) was act ashamed to express the sympathy be felt an the side of the free North. He could not undersells' _ how any man could employ himself with moll *wog spate this nws limps of the North, and close him eyes to the slavery and bondage of the South—the South, who contemplated the extinction said the overthrow of the dearest right* of roan, end the the boodage of the most helpless of mankind. If we were the friends of pervious' and political freedom, how could we withhold our sympathy from • government and a people amongst whom white men had ever been free, and who now offered freedom to the blacks. He hoped that, even although they should entertain the belief or fear that the American nation would be destroyed, they would act try any chance commit the crime of wishes( for such a mull He did not blame men far di ff ering from him, but he did blame those who wished for such a catastrophe. He bad never despaired, and ha would not despair, as to the issue of the war ; and it wee his fervent hope that • prosperous day would again be seen for the American Union, and that the prosperity of that day would never more be marred. The hon. pothers= was loudly cheered during the deli very of his speech, which occupied most than an boor. THE RIGHT HON. P. PEEL, M.P., Ar Boltz The Right Hoy. F. Peel, Secretary to the Tres =re, addressed a mowdsd meeting of his onstltuents at Bury last erasing. is Use coarse of his speech be rid—lf the war is America should continue it became a call of duty upon we to intervene for the purpose of endeavouring to stopit—(applause)—end be thought that next to the duty of preserving peace for ourselves come the duty of sodeavouring to persevere and to restore peace to other countries. (Applause.) He thought the French govern ment were entitled to commendation for the solicitude they had shown in this matter, and for the attempta they were making to bring about • reconcilistioo in that country. (Applause.) Haviog been dimooreged by England and Humia, they had now, single-handed, made an appeal to the Washiogtou goveroment, offering their mediatioa and their good offices, mid, in addition, say that a refusal to accept the otter will not be taken are slighs ; but they suggest in Neatness whether the Wambiagton government would not find it advisable to *pea direct aegotiatioos with the Coo federate go►eremert, with • view to settle amicably the matters in dispute between them. It was impossible to speculate upon the reception which would be given to that proposal ; but it was reshape of more interest in view of approaebiag dismission@ in the House of Commoos to inquire with regard to the course which our own govern ment had taken. The burden of proof would be upon the government for the position which It has taken in ita pohcy at oestrality, to the maestri refusing even to offer friendly advice. In hie opinion its &limos would turn upon the fact that in offering that advice it would not only have been rejected but misconstrued, and the services proffered would . actually have been viewed in the light of dimervices. (Cheers.) HEALTH OF LONDON.—It appears from the weekly return of the Ilegistrardaeseral that in the week ended last riaturday, the deaths in Loudon declined to 1,364. Previously the number bad been about 1,400 in *very week except one sheathe Ent week of November, when it was 1,307. The mortality of young persons was the same last week as in the first week of November, but that of old people was greater. The deaths of persons sixty elan old and upwards was 7.31 i in the earlier period : Let week they were 232. The average number of deaths in ten week, (of 1859.62) cones - pondieg with lost week corrected for increase of population is 1,466. The present return is less than the estimated number by 112. Two ebildrou died of small-pox at 1, Dock-cottages, ; and four children died of it et 22, Onatie-allay, Whitechapel. No lees than air deaths from essall-pox and fever were registered in Castle-alley in the week. Seven deaths were returned by the Small-pox Hospital ; sad the total number from small pox in London was 39. This dimes is as the Increase. Measles declined to 34 deaths, and scarlatina to 49. The former waa fats] in 4 eases I. Belgrave cob-diettict ; the latter in 4 in 84. Nary Peddiegtes, and is 7 iu Islington. There was 71 deaths, from typhus, typhoid fever, Ste., and 5 of Uwe ~erred is Poplar. widow died at the age et 02, sad soother at 96 years. The MD of a brewer's servant died at 1, Elizabeth-place, Retold , ' by "hearombitips from • wound in the heed, cause d be a shell fillips on him front the mortal-piece." (loosest.) The coroner adds in hie report to the registrar, that the mother hos lost five children in this way, two of whom died iu the London Hospital from a watch in the hood. If they bleed but the mart quantity they die. Dr. Arnold states that this is the coosequenoe of a hemorrhagic dia thesis. Last week the births of 1,123 boys rod 988 girls, iu all 2,111 Aileen, were registered in Loader,. In the tea Goer (c winks a the yews 165342 the average number (corroded) was 2,008. Tll6 BEIDEINAID'S WlSlL—Plata AND LIIIIIN'd wannmo Twaswwww for the mom )gat. lbsiblesado Oesta Flower. Myrtle, sad Lily of the Vasy—three bottles In case, 2a, or fn. ed. eacP.-2, New Deadwinst, W.—(Advatlament.) THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY AND THE AYEID7AN CRISIS. A deputation of the committee of the British and Foreign ARKManley Society, and of its hind. Sad sae ;I=bed as interview yesterday with hie Exesneney C. 4 the United States miauder, se his rwilliwiee in tar the purpose of preesettig • usiwate en Mi Pa r=ands. Upwards of ..eel peat' 4MIII from Menet parts of the country wire premed, eameepit whom were Mama S. Gurney, M.P., G. W. Aisminder ; Jam Utopia livarpsel • S. Bawl y, Strand; Gems Nortlifieet ; Samu el Fox, Tottenham ; J. M. All= Cherfisury ; J. Showell, Weirder ; J. Beaman end NlKitchen ; B. Wife., Walsers ; J. aberep Fred. =lt aiwWVaLhtietil ..J J. ; W. D. Sims, fowl& ; B. E. uederbill Idea . T 11484 Enerebriss cd the Septet lashes/7 Beelet A u li arsea sears. T. Boras , Tottenham ; W. Holmes, Alton ; R. ;IL Amp ; E. Beam ; Gerard Rastas ; T. Mak, ; Da Norton Shaw • a. Davis ; J. C. Riley, WiEna ; W. Matthews, Farb:J Fiat) ae ; J. ~' ; 7. "sites ; neva Dr. Waddington. Dr. Hewlett, W. Owes, 'J. fitanim J. C. Gallaway, C. Kirtland, Outterbury ;J. Chinese, Liskihow ; J. Soak, W. Bewareng, he. - - ' The limmnrathr amereaced that lettere 01 ipmipathha . c! been method from Mr. E. Baines, Y.P. ; Hea. Denman /LP. ; J. Kershaw, ILP. ; G. Hadfield, Y.P. B=l f l =rordt_ T ex . . F T. °ll ll:ey altis t: .; Cf Clo:M P6 n r i, Bristol ;G. Thomas, menet ; Brew* utreatieste •H. Rime Reeleide J. Bi Nam Darlinir t il . . Bassett ; ash Nor" i a. Rag7e.altrr,Southamptce R Realms ; G. Dawson, Manchester; Mr. Chamberlina Soot'; T. Hughes ; J. G. Brockleheed ; Dr. Epp; Rem. T. Am liat.J. H. Hinton, J. V. Mummery, J. S. Workman, he. Excsuthece said : Gentlemen of the Committee— It is extremely interesting to me to have the privilege of l :1 41 e ves the representati of a society which his already madel l te mark on the world ; especially so from the feet, that you ham gone Wore as in Aromas, and have done ell la yoor power to advance the greet canoe which we all have at heart It gives is. much satisfaction to receive from your hands this expression of your sympathy with my country 'in It. steam of trial. I concur with you I. ploring the existence of this unfortunate war. Bat I mud be permitted to call your Weeders to the fact —sot yet entirely understood in this country—that it was metered into by the President with great reluctance, and not until after his delay to take the necessary precautions against impending violence had placed the very existence of the government at the capital in the utmost jeopardy. The attempt, by the slaughter of those be won calling to hie aid, and by applying the torah to the railway communication with the loyal region of the coun try, to insulate the President and ha ministers at Washing ton, was io execution of a project far deeper than you have been pleased to impute to the haurgents. It wee not so much the establishment of an Independent Confederacy as the destroctioe of the old system of government, and the substitution of a new one in its which wee in question. Convinced that the =- mate antics of the constitution, admiristered over the Union in its true spirit, would endanger the contiouance of their ill-gotten subjection of human beings to perpetual bondage, they determined first to overthrow the Unix, and next to reconstruct a constitution in a manner permanently to esta blish their power to protect their secalled right.. This new system they hoped to make the basis of another and a very different Union. The struggle which has followed is then, as you must see, not simply on their side to gain inde pendence for themselves, but rather to perpetuate their ability . to deprive other people of theirs. It actually still involves the whole question of free inch tations in America. Either the new principle set up will be established, or it most fail. If the former, what is to become of freedom ? If the latter, where will slavery be? Such is • plain statement of the issue as it has been made up on both sides. If this be true, surely such a conflict as has grown out of it, however much it may be honestly deprecated, cannot but be regarded as involving moral consequences of magnitude sufficient to deserve the respect of all right-minded men. I trust that yon will now see the connexion which exists between the mainteemee of the President's first political and his later mamma The policy of the rebellion ia to perpetuate slavery by first dis solving the Union. That of the Union is, en the eoutrary, to uproot slavery as its only safeguard smiths, future at tack upon the pruiciples of freedom. Hence the absolute ne cessity far the first aeal of the Preideat in support of the Union, and, secondly, for the proclamation. Had the resistance to the Union been less vigorously conducted, the adoption of seek a measure on the last just yet might have been more questionable. It Wed have been still possible • . te-geadtiet• the treatment of the evil by adopting semdisertn to soften the severity of its operation with time. As it is, I thick few people in Europe now doubt that the course of things is set against the permanence of slavery in America. The seatiment of the civilised world pronounces its doom. If so, greatly as this bloody war is to be lamented, will ft not be hereafter reckoned among that elms of civil convidakes, well known in history, which have brought to the futurity of the human race an ample reward for the sacrifice and sufferings of their pretleoss *ors ? It gives me much emiouragement to meet the survivors and successors of those who carried through in triumph the noble struggle for the abolition of the slave trade, and the emancipation of slaves in the British role mu But I trust I may be permitted not to forget the violent riddance you bad to encounter during a long term of yews, before you arrived at success. I cannot but reflect how the lime of Clarkson and Wilberforce were spent is the arduous task of surtmentieg the difficulties which interest and ignorance, and even tweed error, interposed ia their path, as they do indeed in that of all ;ret reforms. The sine obstacles are now expedited in ' America, only complicated a thousandfold with sod political questions of a magnitude that threatens the very foundations of civil society. If, thee, the policy which has been adopted there do not at first idAt appear precisely to square with that which you at a datum, and from your more simple expe rience, may imagine the beat and most direct, I think the labours and Willtiolle of those in the United Mates, who have for so long a course of years steadily adhered to the main object of rescuing their country from the great peril in which slavery has involved it, should be fairly regarded as a pledge to the world that the measures adopted are, on the whole, likely to be those beet adapted ultimately to overcome the many obstacles they have been, and stall are, compelled to meet. I shall take great pleas ure, gentlemen, in transmitting your minute to the President of the United States. Mr. Joule C 30171111 said he bad very great pleasure, ea the son of one who had taken an active part years ago in promoting negro emancipation, and as himself warmly in terested in that movement, to be one of so large and influ ential a deputation. He cordially concurred with the sank manta expressed In the minute. and warmly rympathierd• with the remarks which had fallen from his anoelßagy la reply. He had been delegated by a large cannaittee in Liverpool to form one of the deputation ; and he was thankful to my, that although Liverpool had stood rather prominently fdrward—he might almost say in secession— laugh)—it had mesa* spoken out unmistakeably in favour of samacipatioc.l Mr. B. ROWLEY said that the religious sentiment of the country was entirely in sympathy with the cause of aboli tion. He felt it all the more important to make this ob servation because the friends of the anti-slavery cause en tertained strong feelings on the subject of war. and because all must admit bow difficult are the circumstances in which President Lincoln is pieced, and how limited is oar kaow ledge of those peculiar circutustencea. (Hear.) The Bev. Dr. Burns, Rev. Dr. Waddington, Rev. Sella Martin, Rev. C. Kirtland, Rev. W. K. Bunting, Rev. Dr. Tomkins, Mr. K Beale, sad Mr. Phipps, of Tobago, made some okeervations ern Mb* general subject of the dmericaa crisis, and the deputation, having thanked his excellency for his courteous reception, NEGRO EMANCIPATION. A demonstration meeting of the inhabitants of South London took plea last evening at Taylor's Reposi tory, Newington. to express sympathy with the cense of negro emandpstion in the United States; the chair was taken by Mr. W. J. HATTILS; and upon the platform were Messrs. 0. Thompson, Bernell, Edwards, May, Walker, Dann, and Munson, and the Rev. Messrs. Maltboime: Northouse, Hawkins, Barker, kc. The room was crowded in every part long before the hour for taking the chair—a considerable portion of the sympa thisers being of the gentler sex. So great waelthe pleasure as the proceedings went on, that it. became necessary to hold a subsidiary meeting in the Horse Repository below, at which Unites'. Mr. Barker addressed the assembled crowd. Messrs. G. Thompson and Cossham addressed • meeting at the (handball, Bath. on Monday night. Theirs nem about 600 persons present at the commence. meat, but the Dumber cossiderably increased. Mr. JIZOW Moue took the chair, and besides Messrs. Thompson and Comhain there wets ma the platform the Rms. R. nrindley. J. Bromley, J. Clarke. Caton Messimisell. .1. Odgers, W. Mottram, and 1). Woman ; Minns. Alder men Archard awl Haocook ; Messrs. I'. Thompson, Bell, J. H. Cottorell, IL P. Edwards—Osuocillon. Tns IliirrioroirrAN Td•Dis.—Arritugetnent• are is active provost for • great wrepte meeting of the mem bers d tle Metropolitan Trak Sosietios et MstaterheD, in rapport of Repo ameneipetioo. Mr. Lteciqp News the mastery of the Load= Trades C,ouneil, bee emmesed e mertiug for Friday main best of the owe and leading men is the different Londe, trades. whew the whole of the pridiolia•r3 &Ws will be annigeg. - CRYSTAL PALAIM.--ONZ 82111.1N0 DAY.—TVIL4 DAT, FIX 3.—Advoissloos OD mew* b 33 ; ditto by weres tickets, 5 1 .1 ; 4127. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (asones isurnmes.) PRUSSIA. ADDRESS OF THE UPPER HOUSE. BERLIN, Fsd. 3. Fifty members of the Upper Rouse, belonging to different political parties, proposed the draft of an address to-day which is to be presented to the King. The address says that the present conflict has arisen because each of the three legislative powers of the State has exceeded the rights formally con ferred upon it by the constitution. The Prussian constitution does net prescribe which of the three ruling bodies is to yield in we of dissension ; but the German language contains the word Lauda eater (father of the country.) The members proposing the address do not wish the Crown to infringe the law, nor do they regard the present emergency as one ,in which any of the ruling bodies is placed upon its defence. They hope that by moderation and strictly legal means the existing dangers of anarchy and absolutism may be averted, sad they promise their support to any feasible project of agreement between the Lower House and the Crown. THE POLISH TRRECTION. LEMBERG, En. 3. it has been published The following to-day by the police :—" For some days past per- SOD/ have been enlisted hate for the purpose of taking part in the insurrection in Russian Poland. Many of these individuals have already left, among whom were some possessed of arms. Any prooeed ing of this kind will in future be dealt wits aocord ing to the penal law." THE lONIAN ISLANDS. CORFU, JAI. 31._ The English military commander has ordered the cessation of all work on the fortifications and of all repairs. Similar orders have been given in the other lonian Islands. CHINA. EIHANORAB,Dic. 24, vii Suez. The rebels are strengthening Nankin. They are supposed to be in distress through want of supplies. Their leader is stated to have left Nankin for Chingehou on hearing of the interference of the Russians. Advices from Japan state that the English Legation remains at Yokohama. AUSTRALIA. MELBOURNE, Dec. 24. The explorer Stewart has returned to this city. MISS BURDETT C1D17276 AND EMIGRATION. The mail steamer which leaves Liverpool for Halifax on Saturday next will have amongst Ito passengers more than a hundred poor penises, whose exposers will be defrayed by Miss Burdett Goutta. To bid farewell to suck of these emigrants as start from London, a meeting was held last night at Brown's-Lae, Spitaltelds. in premises which are devoted to the purposes of a eswingechaol, established and supported by the mime benevolent lady. Miss Cootie hersisll was unable to be present, as She le still sojourning at Torquay ; but she wrote a long letter, which was full not cooly of anxious solicitude, but of practical suggestion& At about Ave o'clock the stajomt. 7of saigisais oaf dert to tor Thaw sad worms ansoagst them, and theme wen haldes edlk M arms. Many of the youths boa bees carefully molested from the St. Gileds Refuge rind other institutions ; whilst several families belonged to the seighbourhood is which the meeting was held—a district in which poverty and dis tress seem chronic. Mr. Samford, as the agent of Min Commits, superintended all the arrangements. Amongst the visitors were the Revs. Kennedy . , Suter, and Stokes; and several ladies graced the proceedings with their presence. Miss Coutts's letter mentioned that a party of Irish would joie them at Queermtown, and appealed to their good feeling to treat them as friends and brothers. The Rev. Mr. Suter, who has been very actively engaged in the promotion of emigration to Queensland, delivered an address, the mingled geniality and emrnestners of which had a marked effect upon the andleace. Specially he exhorted them to avoid the towns as mach as possible ; be told them how hard was the life, mem of a elemymso, who had to labour in a crowded city ; sad be urged them to get away into the country. Mr. &Word dwelt upon the necessity for orderly and obedient conduct during the voyage, mad stated that he should himself mioompany them as far as Queenstown. Excellent arrammenente have been made for their reception at Halifax. Stows or THZ BizetOle—Yesterday morning the visitors to Weaminster-hall were satonished by the almost incessant rifting of bells with amazing rapidity, experiment' baviog oonstantly been made with the bells which are rung to summon member; of the Hones of Commons when • division is announced. Last seesion it will be remembered the bells refuted to act, and in some cases members who were in the various rooms about the house were without the usual istelligenos that their votes were required. The bells appear now to be in perfect order, and there is not much - chance of • similar failure occurring again. Both booms" have been thoroughly cleaned, and present quite • smart appearance, while all the apprtacbes have been brushed up. Even the statues in tit. Stephen's-hall appear to have been dusted. THE LONDON Cones AND EATING-HOUSE BEEPERS' litorrvouvr Anaocumox.—Tbe Lord Mayor has promised to preside at the anniversary dinser of this valuable institution, which will take place at the London Mavero on Friday, the Lith had. . . INTserfoN lie STREIT CA... —At a meeting of the vestry of Paddingtoo, hekl yesterday, Mr. Dickinson called attention to the agitated state of the public mind in reference to the couverance of small-pox and fever cue* in public cabs A lady friend of his immediately after riding in a cab was taken ill with the small-pox, which it wu supposed she had coo traded from the vehicle, and which was likely to seriously injure her appearance for life. lie wished to know what provision was made for the convey mace of smell-pox and fever cases in that parish The chairman replied that the pariah authorities kept a cab at the workhouse exclusively for that purpose. Mr. Dicidason and others remarked that the existence of such a cab was not gentrally known, and steps should be takeu to make the fact more public. Mr. Shaw said this question was brought under winos discussion at a meeting of the gover nors of St. Mery's Hospital a few days mace, and no one at that meeting was aware of the existence of such a cab. To keep the cab at the workhouse, situated as it wu in a remote pert of the parish, rendered it perfectly useless. The matter stood over to see what better course could be adopted. ATTEMPT TO UPS= • RhILWAY TRAIL —Yester day, information was forwarded to the police that the autho rids. of the Great Northers Railway had offered :10/. reward for the appreheesion of some persons or pinion who had placed several articled' oe the line betweeo the Seven Sisters road station and the Holloway-reed station, for the parp9e• et upsetting the trains. On one of the up•trains arriving at lung decor station, the persots in charge reported that as they were coming slowly between the above two stations they met with some obstruction on the line which beet their clearing inn. The telegraph wires were at once put into use, and on a porter proceeding up the lice be band on the unlit* a piece of wood and several iron chairs, and on the down line of railway a fire-bar sufficient to enure obstruction to the pumag trains, and also t-r throw the tildes off the line. The perpetrators of this act are not at present known. DRATIS OP • COMITY COURT JUL/AlL—The Weston Doily Pm' records the death of fir. WM'S. 1410 suaeseded Sir J. E. Wilmot is county court judge at Bristol. Ni. Wilke took his seat ou the bench for the first tine in Bristol on the morning of Moriday week, and os Moodily morning, about tea o'clock, be expired after an illness of only a few days' cootinuance iu anything like a enigma hem. The deemed, it is understood. was in a somewhat delieate date of health previous to his leaving Newcastle, and he expected that the milder climate of the West of Failand would have a beneficial influence upon his Mr. Windham appears to have started as coach proprietor, having commenced a daily service between Norwich mid Cromer. He Las purchased the nemenary stoat et berms, sod bas overawe* opposition by buying up tea individual who has ►itherto worked • coac► betasea the two !icicle. It is uodentood that the coach will be drive° oedisatily by a profs...dove! isosehman, but sometimes Mr. Windham will tool it himself. Mr. Windham is in the enjoyment of as saseity of 3,000 i. per annum.