The Express. — London, England, 1863-12-09 00:00:00

/ / /'.- ~y---~ • /, I:WSPAPER Tt Cllllllll— 1 rt 4 SSalidX2l .• -'<• c 1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, MS. Na 5,408.) [Btimped, Id. Additional.] [TWOPENCE CA!'CUTTA, eallin at the Cape of Good Hope ial MsJrsL-BTZA 00112KUNIC.ATION between LON pa and INDIA by the magnificent neat of Steamers Deigning se the Gast India and London Shipping Company (Limited). Ile well-mown clipper auxiliary steamship IN DIANA, 1,366 300.boree power, J. SMYTH. Commander, now loading la the ViCbolls (Lander) Docks, will leave on Bth January, embarking Penelagare at and leaving Gravesend on the 11th Jemmy. for Calcutta, ceiling at the Cape of Good Hope sad Madras. ma magnificent ship, built expresaly for the India trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has flrst.rete so canniodatien tor passengers, and will carry an experienced wawa : alas a 'temente& The avenge purge of these *Moen bag been 69 days to Medias, soon of these maidng the (hottest passages on record —For freight or peso atue Grindley and Ca, 63, Perilanseaketzeet, d the Alfred Brett and Co., 160, LeadenhalLatreet. LC.: or at the daces of the Company, 0, Mincing-lane, Isiodoo, LC.; where r ia rications for appointments as midshipmen to thh mink* be nada RICHARD DAM, flamegag. riEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE j, of PACKET Sli IP.— For SYDNEY Direct ((to be ae =gon the bith of last shipping day the tab er , the welitmourn Hamburg clipper ahip WANDRAILY. 3.yrds equal to A 1, 711 tons register : lying in the East India Data num clipper ship, built under the inspection of her percent owners, is noted for her Metalling qualities and sound delivery of cargo. She has good socommodatioo for chief cabin pemengera min a preferable opportunity for fine sod season aophFor tonne of freight or pumas apply to DEV ITT and ItooltE, 0, Billitervitreet. nIVITT and MOORE'B AUSTRALILN LINE Ay of PACKET ISHIP.—LAUNCIIETON.-81dppets by Ur CATEERINI PELIENETON are eporsW to forward their m oo& at once, am she Is fast aolua pat Ent Jetty, Widen Doan MITT and 1100111, No. 9, MEw.otreet. SYDNEY in 85 days, by GREEN, ROBINSON, sag Co.'s LINH—The wen•known ship JOHN BANES, 690 to register. A 1 for 13 seam will load In the East India Docks, and sall 20th December. This favourite ship, which made her last wogs to Port Phillip In 70 days, has saperlor accom modation for chief cabin and other paserogers, and win carry a surgeon if required Will be followed by the screw demise Neptune. which Is etpectsid to run out In IS days.— ROBINSON. sad Co., last lialia.avenue. BLACE BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPER PACKETS for AUSTRALIA tram Lend= &net. Tonnage. 1 . 2 0 02 2 =lntl' (new) . 2,500 " l e ft y Lord («e.).— 1.000 00000arme Whtetred . Foweetel . Prises Cowan- 2,600 . 310.urelL . Oman Chiet 01 2,000 Dec. 10 Dec. 11 Dec. 16 Jae. L India E. India IL ladla F. India IL India Z. India Jaw 25 IL Intlls , Dec. IT Melbourne .. Adelaide Ills celebrated HIM of preset lune, by their punctuality and mold passages, earned world-known reputatioa. and thee poi soner accommodation I. unsurpassed by an vessels afloat.— For nrUcniars respecting boleti or Furor to Australia apply to JaiLt BLINIS and Co.. Liverpool all Agents for the Black Ball Use: sad T. Y. MACKAY aed Co., 1, Lcadanhall-atrout. Dodos. LC. MErMONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of ea twalliard, tendon) LINI of FUZZ! IMPS to 41(70111ALlk.—lee MILDOWINI, Poet Phillip area tto Lave Os Decks on MONDAY. Dsomber U. Wang at Plymenth), the misndid chimer ship THUD BRITON, 1,100 tons, GEORGE 11. ILiWN. Cowasadar. Was* the last India Dock Her &mom modations Mr all chimes el Nllllllllftere are unsarpiased, and she will carry an evaiereed surgeon.—For height or passage apply to 11.120 D. AUPOST, and 1101IGAN (with Messrs. Money Wigram and load, 7. lendenhallotrest. Passengers by this line of packets aro conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth first class he second class farm and mond clans fee third clans fares. ROY LIT=/POOL OL QUIRNBTOWN TO N=W TOLL TRELIVERPOO, NEW YORK, and PHILLIMPHIA OTRIAI-8 L HIP 001(lANT intend dee pekking their toll-powered Clyde-built Iron Saw Steana-13hipe, terming the trni.ted.?,ll,es mow LIVERPOOL FOE irsw YORK. EDINBURGH, ednesday. Dec. 9. KANGAROO Saturday, Dec. 12. CITY OF MANCHESTRR, Wednesday, Dee. 16. And every Wednesday, and every alternate Saturday. Cabin weep by the mall steamers selling every W IA 17, and 21 guineas. according to the soonoasedsMos.. ".4 by the Saturday's steamers, 17 &nue Forward passage s purer, Inelang all previslow Gooks& Passengers for Onsda, the Halted Mates, and Denial Colnalia. booked throes! is very advantageous terms.—Tor torero periladars apply to WILLIAM INMAIs 22, Water-street, Liverpool; or to WM W MACEY. el. Ring WlMEsoalseed. MY. CrLINE.—BRITISHARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH .ULZRICAN ROYAL MAD. STEAMSHIPS, IV Adndrelt to WI between LP7KRPOOL and ti a g nb rOV md POOL and nowroN, the Boston Alpo calling at Halted to land and receive pemengere aod male. The toi lowing or other vowels are appointed to toil tram Liverpool. calm at Cork to verolve the mails ASIA. for BOSTON. Saturday, Dec. It. •PILLSLA tar YEW TOB.K, Saturday, Dee. 10. • Taring pearrogers and goods for Nassau and Havana, to be transferred at New York on board the It Y.S.R. Corsica. AFRICA. - for kalsTON, Saturday, Dec. te. Peerage reena, including eteorerda fee and provisions, bat 'Meet whose or liquors :—To Ha li fax end Baton, chief cabin, Alg; ascend cabin, CIS. To New York, chief cabin. ; mod cabin, Al& Freight to Banta; Boston, end New York, ta r o tZ o. . and 5 Po' testprOnsee.—Apply to J. B. Food, It, Old London . J. M. Coeds, Eia•Te, and 12, Place de la liweree, Pane O. end J. Barna, Bnekananotreet, Glamor; D. sod C. W LtvapooL iner, Queenstown ; or D. and C. Whir, la Water. Wasik DEILLIPPB, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS iheit _the andenaealloonl Ileet.elen ateenteis Yee 107TMIDAY and the HMI% the HATAVIEL. tram the &Web and l'orelen Stem When, Watra k e m. 7, l7 innan7. et 11 a.m. lane :t2 111 god 17a. tickets, •tare and a half. The IPTINOOMA Thanday sensing only. ken et the yowl,. Fare Ll. FeeßßE.lllN.ihegtiMa ADLER, or SCHWALM, every Maeda, (weather pernAtting„ at 9 a.m., from Bermlydeera, lad boa Blackwell at 10 a.m. /saw, et. dt. sad 10e. Fir aoraurßuze, the LONDON, about Dee. :1, from Ikon raram. ORI i„K, , Ned fa To ha followed by the P WAAL for OOPEIDIAGEN, a efellibee to a few days. IRer Welk ira i ;e 6 a;a lt ag Chapiux • Universe Olice, 6 .= PB.GLAVEgic and PfiLLLLITS A LOIRIAN ONYX MARBLE. HOWILL, and Co. respectfully 'ellen as laspeoliom of their Onyx &don. which contains upwards of me &hominid consisting of CLACKS, Candebtbni, Lamm Tama, J Inkstands, Pen Trays, and • variety of Mallet articles of taste, at moderate prices. This beautiful Marble is perfectly translucent, bears • very fine polish, presents • diversity of pleasing tints, and can be turned or chiselled into fors moemary for utility or ormotent.-0, 7,0, Regent-streak r9II7TION.—WATHERSTOW and BROODZN ./ reeemamod the public to have the Cunt Gold stated on the brrelce—. Mae Gold and Pure Gold." es applied to Jewellery, =zitdelmioa. WATIIIRSTON and 111100DIGCS GOLD WaY articles 'manufactured by them, are sold upoo this sad as the manufacturers' prima Manufactory, 1 1, Coventgarden, W.C. assays made of chains tatd lewellery ser la eech.—N.B. This establishment is dosed at Illa the evaded, mad ea /Warden at 1. ' MOTHER° IM POBBII3LE. —The greatest and most meld Invention of the day, AGUA AMAILLIL.4— Ileum JOHN OOBNPLL and Co., Three Llits-court, Laniterd- Musk Louden, perfumers soober Majesty. reepectfully offer to the rink this trot • marvellcas fluid, which gradnatly restores the home heft toile pristine hue—no matterat what age. The Area Annelle has nose of the properties of dyes; ft, OR the esstrary, tweelcial to ta• system, and when the hair fs once restored rte tasucatiss per month wiP keen It to perfect colon,. Prise 4111. per bottle, or in half bottle', 10s ed.—John Goma! it Co. haws been appointed perfunsere to H. Ft. H. the Princess of Wales. nORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE- V NAILS EXTRACTED and CURED in one minute, whimat wetting or the least pain, by Mr. &RNDALL, 85, Regentetreet. Leases attended by Mrs. Randall If preferred. Terms, to, std. toss. Mr Benda has testimonials from the Royal !amity, Mat i ns! be sees, with thinsattida of others , from all porta of the kut nm, similar to the following :—Yrosti the Right Rev. the Illahop of London :—" Mr. Randall has effectually cared Maw Corns on my feet without giving any pain."—•• Sir Robert Akzander, 15, St. Jansees-place, bas had two large toenails and • sera trinket/A Iron hls feet by Mr. Randall, and eau stgangfy ratommond Marva SS, Regentestreet Quadrant. nLNNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA _ the bems, during twenty-live ).1211, emphatkally same mmee 1, 7 the medial profession, and unitersally accepted by the public. as the beet remedy for acidity of the .Wench, heart burn. .headache. lest, and indtgestiori and as a mild aperient tirate conattationa, more especially for ladies and chil dren. It is prepared. In a aMte of perfect puty and of uniform mtheslieh..,.. bp DlNNY.Ytrilli and to., 172. Ne w Bond - meth , . ant add by Istl respectable chemists throughout the world- LAKBEP MB ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an elfeetnal remedy. without confining the bowels or affect ing the bead, truly efficacious and pleasant, Is admitted to he the beat medicine for hernedlately relieving coughs, colds, confirmed cases of asthma, and incipient consumption. It fin gered,' cores persons whom the faculty pronounce Incurable, admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing. In thinvisching consumption its effects are truly beoefklv4 Persons deprived of slerp. or even lying down for fear of arlthca liflib_ MO depend on relief in a few minutes , after taking It.— Pr only and void by W. LAUBER:I% chemist, g, King WO , umoolveet, Channgcroas. London, and by all druggists, to b ." 1", Isid., and three quantities In one, 2s. W. Be Particular and aak for lambert's Asthmatic Balsam. The flume and address *re nansaad en the stamp. C"ORH, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT GONAMITT7O76 ere I,lllterl'A ELY CURED by KEATING'S COUGH LOZKNGVI, "deb a" &11l res ear/vended by the Faeulty—teellasnlals boot the scot eminent of 'bee may be les —as the most ° team4 sfe, speedy, and convenient re y for cough and all Secedes of thelmsp, chest, and throat Rota In bores, le 14d.. tins, Is fat., fa 6d . and lls. meta T. K EATING, Chemist, 7V, at. Pants Cburcb)aret, London. fold retail by all Denies* &A. .10ZEAIIII GOPAHINIS =GB, sneeeisfully tried la the Parts sad lambs Neer CoderMe ears el CelWier. !knot DIA Pohl". and lagaaa aark I t `teet. eth Nov., tett) Wheats este la am averse, of ell MI her he newt or chromic dbeeeee.— ea. ed. per bY k 84 C. emma, hew& drake, 4S. Ilepearkee. JIILLIZNI3 CONCERTS.—Her Majesty's s Thsatire.--PealtimMy tie lest n+ght but four a Rignor cod, and ILA WWI but cam et the Concerts.-20-NIGHT, for the BIN IFlTolitiadeaseJULLlSN, widow of the late M. Jullien. Vocalists, Wile. Volphil. Madame Ru4ersdorff Violin, Signor &curl. Grand orchestra, three military bands. and full chorus. Conductor, IL Jallien. Adadaston, Gee Shilling. Commence at B.—Osi Friday. December 11. will be given a second and last ICINDZIAMMIN NIGHT. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.-FRANCONI'S GRAND IMPERIAL CIRQUE EVERY 'VEXING. FRANCONTS GRAND IMPERIAL CIRQUE at the Royal Alhambra TialtY WINING. FIRST MORNING PERFORMANCE of MARCONI'S GLAND IMPERIAL CIRQUE on SATUR DAY out, at o'clock. THE OXFORD—OPEN EVERY EVENING. 311.131eAL ENTIMTAINYENTS, consisting of Operatic Selection, Changes, dc., by the whole of the Company Solos, V lons. Viotti Collins, the celebrated English violinist. Mute, Drew Dies Planotorte. Mlas Bryant; and the niarvellons Instra sent, " The Orchestral Piano," by the inventor, Herr Bchalken.. bath. Director. Mr. T. Jonghrasna Comedy by Umnrceth (or " any other man "). Euvne, W. Randall, W. T. Critchtleid, T. Madigan, and J. Ilenson etc., the Admission—Area, ed. ; Mails and lialcoay. la : Petvaie Emma I. ed. MHZ GHOST CLUB, an entirely new Spectral 1 &database:it, introdectng startling and novel effects never before attempted. Produced larder the immediate super- Domof Professor and by wrtnisadon of & e.g.—CIANTMIBUZY HALL Westarged. rrill REGENT NEW MUSIC HALL, ltireatairest, Tleent4qmore. sear Viatabainst, wash ulnae..—The ham; beet emanated, and handsomest In the Metropolis:4:lpm lien evening, with the beet Comic and other talent. lebeticee sad Cheraw Is, the Meat gladoct tsnnlmor In London.—Adinledoe, ed. : shale and below, Is. Open at 7. lianswer. Mr. C. PI XCLAIIL DANCING ACADEMY, 36. Aldersote-street. nolrus SELECT AglttillinU. WEDN'ESDAYS and SATURDAYL—Adaalvaion, ed. Advanced dabs every Monday. Tin Quarter for Instruction commences Friday. Jan. 1, sod Thursday, Jan. 7. Private lesson. h. 6d. Juvenile Clam every Saturday. A Long Quadrille Party, Dec. Yd. Tickets, la AGRICULTURAL HALL - SMITHFIELD CLUE CAMS 5H0W...11118 DAT. QMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW, KJ Agricultural Haft—T O DAY (Wednesday:, Thursday, sad friday. 9 p.m.admission OKI MILIAN& Duces open at 9 tun., and clad at V&ITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW, 1 , ..7 Agricultural Reit —olfltllll7slM 11111 to the doom from the City, Wen Ind, atm the primeval rellemy termini. QAHTHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW, S ApicalWel Het —II3ITIANCES : Istlairtaarreen Liverpool-road Canby Zatzsace : livorpool-road wkly. SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW, 1863. 1...3 The Rehmeltenewie. Lasieheesa INseire. he., supplied h 7 W. P. HALL et the RAINBOW LS, Meet-drat, late of Blespeen's Divan, Syand. lota* &a., ready from till & Mama sad Spats et tin last quality. MIA Alio a Ikaved-elaaa letrashment Room. THE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jermyn-street. YamMr ad Gannon asa be scoommodated Mtlt Amnion, sad Bedrooms la tin Establishment M moderate ebergea—TßONAS DAMS (tram rampant. 103, Strand) Pro prietor. Dimas provided kr line sad mall mites. WHERE SHALL I DINE 1-At NOAKES'S NEW OPERA NOTIL, Pow-street, Covent-garden, opposite, the Grand Entrance M the Royal English Opens, when I can get a Dinner, ta an elegant and comfortable coffeornona for la eid., equal to tbe Albion and Divan, being lam than their charge. Private rooms for lama and small parties Public end Privy* Billiardsooma • good ellioktogroom. Beds from la. 6d. poster tip all night. GREAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES at tbe 3111:11113WICK. Jerrejaateeet, flit Janos% through out Me Muter Samoa MARSHALL'S HUNGARIAN BRANDY. Tbe Estveral demand for this the Broady (equal to Cognoo—Dr. renders advertisement unneceemat7 beyond maths*/ the pub& avainst spurious imitations. Of most "WWI la del*. batiks. L. int. each, consoled, labelled. and coat brooded J. O. NA MALL, subs consignee , 42.3. per dozen ease. or 19a per gallon (cartage paid). Elopes, roe. Aldersgete street. City. Ltd of Avesta post free. GUINEA HAMPERS for CHRISTMAS.—A barb al Cluaresse. Creek Pork Sherry, ol sir eta tee Ils. All kids et adicers ter Werrtests, 'narrow dinars, sod dessert. An *Moat anstratert of Fancy Boxes. Bon Book Fruits, Ac. Choke Wines, Spirits, and Liqueurs. Fine sparkling Champagne. Ma. per dozen. Poit, Sherry. and Champagne la hall-pint bottles, at J. B. CLARK sod Co.' , 57, lermyalltrek St. Jannis, &W. ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE. OCIOII2I, ARZWINGS el Le above ALZ are now Wing sepplled In the need anadltlon ha bottles and In maks, by 17NDLATIalt, MACKIN, TODD, and CO.. At their new Loudon•Mdge Mors, London-bridge, &E. Nov. S., MS& E P P B'B 0 0 0 0 A, Diatingalshed as • PRAGRANT GRATIVUL. AND INVIGORATING ikr.AurAsT lEVER.AOE. Originated specially for the use of those under homosnetitle Ireatinetat, it has through its agreeableucal become roman/ accepted. STILTON OREESR and Small York HAIEN in perfection ; one Wiltshire Boma as usual, B , d. per lb., by the We or ball side, at 11. ft GALES, Wholesale and Retail alrefiemOnW, Newetreet, Covent sarden. Late Percy Roberta. Me.abliaked 60 years. Orb ea delivery. F ORWITURI CARRIAGE PREZ to any TART if tbZZIINODOIL Draviae-rooes 0 Illuturroora NO* U AR 0 Bedroom suites, War isomplege ranted list class. P. sad B. BRY/178, 166, Oslordetreet. Illustrated catalogues gratis and poet trap on application. BARLOW'S PATIN? CAM STAND, • Dew invention, so admirably contrived that a hill bait. as well as tinnier aukss, may be rased or tilted on it without Wow or trouble. lts action is so Impalpable that the sediment of Ws most limpid Ind by no passibility can be distiuted. Prim Os.. lla., In, to salt 4i, V. and 18 gallon cans. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Ito vent-peg required. No more flat beer or sour wlue. Prim 4s lid. ditto. electroplated, 9s.—Apply direct to JAMAS CALLOW, patentee, 14, Klmt WUnare.eireot, llemiou.house. See that his name and address an on even article . all others are spurious unitation• negravhip gratis. istablished THE MOST OBSTINATE OYSTER is opened with surprising facility, without trout)* euttint your hurt or saleatth o la y grlielou; ib h by sutus u. B/s e r — Misi s lWLL LOW, Inventor sad llaustactuier, 14, King Williaabstrest, Marlow novas 144itsviso IRstK CIHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR PRESENTS. V An dew, assortment of MODERATOR LAM, in China and arouse. from WM 10 per cent. under the usual prima, at C. FOX SMITH'S, MI. Sinui I, opposite Norfolk-street. 'very lamp tried and srarvanted Finest French Coln Oil, and every article In the trade of the beet quality and lowest pros for ma k. LS sodas carriage Wm. Mead for list to Mi, Strand, W.C. CRINOLINES.—SANSFLECTITMS. 10s. &I. PRILPOTTIL W. PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES for EVENING WEAR. 15a. &I. PHILPOTTS, 37 PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES for LITTLE GIRLS. Sa. 6d. PHILPOTTS, A, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.-ONDINA, or WAVED. 21s. The PATER °EDINA. or Waved 'upon. does away with the anslghtly resulted the onlimary hoops, and so perfect are the was elate bands, that a lady may ascend • steep stair, lean against a table, throw bereft/114°in armchair, pass to her Mall at the toofsoce r occupy a bmsell wfoartho ses thers, trinn3a,eadertasziewthmout to ark,= ohm -reefs, thus 'modifying Ines Important degree all those pees- Ibuities teaseling to destroy ths modesty of English women; sad, Isolly. It allows the dress to fall tato graceful folds. Price and tin 11 . Ipstrattona fret. BOOKS ADAPTED for CHRISTMAS PLUENTS Lod NEW Mil% 011115. MUM sad EIVIAZDS, published by Ilessn. LONGMAN, GAZIN, LONG MAN, ZDEEZTA, sad OWN, IS, Patemostenrow, Lemke. ,Now ready. In 4to, prior dis, cloth, or Ilia. allfoCoo. A CBRONICLX of ILNGLABD, B.C. 65 to A.D. 1485. 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MUSIC EXTRAORDINARY.-ROLA'S ART of LEARNING the PlANO.—Those who may wire to attain a power of readies mask correctly at sight. which frontlet a distinct Idea of value of notes, theoretical knowledge of what the performer has to do to Miming, teaching, or learning any new piece of music with c overt pbradni, brilliant tone and artistic effects, trill derive more practical hsselit from the acientlik and lucid exposition of the true principles of theory of this art to the Treatise to a few weeks, without a master, than in yearn from any other. even with a master. •' In ES minutes the boy 'writes the Rev. MX Girth Chaplain General), to the atnarement of myself and the ladies of my family, was ahle to name every note, no matter in what order It might be brought before him. . 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London : Lawassa, preen. sad Co.. Psteraoster.row. In fess. do. prior dotb. or eta geonieco by Alden, TENNIEVB MOORE'S LA LLit ROOK H, with ea luestratioe• tram ariglasi (Inuring , co woad. and An Mind Pages of Penns patters. Lonna Laignien, Ones, and Co..Patersostersow taut eve. ed.eled, or 6Led. tearoom by Airier& Be ORE'S IRISH MELODIES, with 161 OriDeigns by D. Weenie, ILA , engraved on iteeL Original biomes, OMB, and Oa, niterwatersow. phei FARM% price 11e. tied", et Or Mt leoteeet. IHOMAB MOORE% POITIOAL WORKS, complete to Gee Wow Ism In with Portrait London . Lemma. Oren, mad Co.. Paternoster-row. MR. JOHN LOCKE, M.P., AND HIS CONSTITUENTS. Last evening Mr. John Locke, one of the mem bers far Southwark, met the &actin* and inhabitants of the borough at the Bridge-house Hotel, to render, according to his annual custom, an explanation at his votes during the past session, and to give his opinions on the current politi cal questions of the day. Mr. Jose ()COMM of Hermosa. soy, occupied the chair, and introduced the boo. member in a few appropriate remarks. Hr. J. Locke, on rising to "dams the meeting, was greeted with loud cheering. He reviewed at some length the work of the late seems, eon tandiag that it had not beep quit* so harms as was sup posed by some people, seeing that it had resulted in the pealing of 125 private and 259 public bills, many of which were of importance. Having touched upon some topic of local interest, the hot. member said he thought the present condition of the country was highly astir factory, and he attributed the prosperity which prevailed to the extension of free-Ueda principle', and the operations of the French treaty. There was no doubt great difference of opinion in this country upon the present struggle is America, but in his opinion, whichever side was victorious, slavery was doomed. (Cheers.) He entirely concurred in the policy of non-intervention pursued by our government on the American question, and he believed this policy was generally approved by the country. There was then the question of Poland, upon whose condition he felt meat strongly, but he was not prepared to advisethiscountry to go to war in favour of Poland, and thought they could not do better than leave the question in the hoods of the go vernment. (Hear, and loud cries of "Oh.") He justified the conduct of the British admiral is Japan, who could not act otherwise than be did under the circumstances in which he was placed. (Hear, and ' Oh.") In conclu sion, be would say that be was now, as he was when Jot first stood before them for their suffrages. the steady advo cate of progress co all matters, ecclesiastical, political, sod social; be was in favour of the total abolition of church rates the ballot, sod a lug. exteosiou of the franchise. (Loud sheen.) Aa &Acres—Are you in favour of the recognition of the South? (Chem) Mr. Locan—Decidedly I am not (Loud cheering.) Dr. L JUNES then moved a resolution of unabated 000 g. doom is Mr. John Locke as cue of the representatives of Southwark in parliament. Mr. WiLlZileeoonded the resolution, which was refried by acalizemsioa. ASTON PARK, NEAR BIRMINGHAM. At a monthly meeting of the town council of Birmingham, held yesterday, the mayor (W. Holliday, Esq.) read the following letter which bad been received by Mr.CharlesSturge, the late mayor, but which circumstances had prevented that gentleman laying before the council prior to the expiration of his term of office :—"Windsor Castle, Nov. 4, 1863.—Sir, I have bad the honour to lay before her Majesty the Queen the correspondence which accompanied your letter to me of the 73rd October. The Queen regrets very much to hear that there exists • possi bility of the people of Birmingham Insing the enjoyment of Astoo-park as • place of healthy exercise and re creation. Ia such • hive of industry an open area for relaxation and amusement after toil must be most valuable. Her Majesty had h on ed that this re quirement had been permanently provided for, and her Ma jesty is still unwilling to believe that in • locality in which so much wealth is found in proximity to the hard labour by which it is produced, funds can be wanting to secure to the Population an enjoyment the value of which they have been taught to estimate by the temporary use of Anton park, and of which it would be very injudicious and unde- sirable now to deprive them —I have the hoooor to be, sir, your most obedient humble servant, " C. B. Pawn. " Charles Sturm, Eaq." On the motion of the Heron, her Majesty's letter was received and ordered to be entered on the mientes, and will in all probability be taken into coodderatioa at a special meeting of the council. The "correspoodeoce '' referred to in the letter written by her Majesty's command was sot reed ; it is necessary there fore tomato that this is that Anton-park which the Quota opened in 11454 but the price of which has only been very partially paid for—some seven or eight thousand pounds out of 40,000/. The scheme by which it was intended to raise the maser money—shares and douationt—has failed, the persons who took upon themselves to manage the affair being not only utterly unfit for the work, but having no claim to the mandate* of she public ; a few individuals possessing influence and station were on the oommil of manage. meut, but these took • very small part in the active busi ness ; beam the Immutable failure, and the discreditable feet which has now been made knows to her Majesty that there is • prospect of the park passing back to the old proprietors. This is inevitable wakes the purchase is com pleted by the town council, who purrs the power to levy a rate for the purpose. THE Gax PROFINRIOR'S ENDOWN/017 AT OX FORD. —ln taking leave of Oxford, Dr. Stanley has bees detested in another attempt to endow the profeesseship of Yr. Jowstt in • manner which would have seriously compromised the' , university. But we are not sorry to learn that au arrange ment has bees mad* for a satisfactory settlement of this painful question. There is no prospect of driving Mr. Jewett out of Oxford by refusing the endowment to which his professorship is entitled. Its denial has • tendency to make him appear in the eyes of the world as a martyr rather than as a beresissch. Whilst, therefore, we rejoice that Came Stanley has failed in his attempt to obtain a stipend which would betray the universities into con donation of Professor Jowett's heresies we are happy to leers from several well-informed quarters that there is to be an honourable arrangement. involving so compromise of prin ciple. Dr. Posey. as well as Dr. Jenne, and other orthodox members of the council, not averse to Staeleyism, have combined to adjust the difficulty in a manlier which saves the credit of the university, whilst it robs Pro:senor Jewett of the tinsel glories of mock martyrdom. They feel the apparent hardship of enlisting the - young men on the aide of • heterodox professor, and we are informed that already a statute is prepared which is likely to recoecile all parties. If the ;fumble to the statute explicitly declare that the sniversity,M passieg it, pronounces no judgmeet oe the opinions of the professor, the dispute would be virtually at ae red. We maws that we believe that this would be a wine sad sidiefecteey terminatio• of this disagreeable die. pain —Receyel. PATENT Itosatlle , SOUTH KINSINGTON.—Num bor of sleben for the week ending December 6, 1.172. Total sisialssr niece the opening el the Moss= free dsOg (12th May, lOW, T 71,776. TELFaILAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (mural miamtms.) THE SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. COPENHAGEN. Dam 8. Dagbladet of to-day says :—" The nobility and peasantry and the Legislative Assembly of the Duchy of Lauenburg held a meeting on Friday kat, and passed a resolution declaring their inten tion to remain faithful to Denmark and to reougnise King Christian." According to Dagblasiet, Count Moltke'. de mand that the constitution should be declared provisional, has been rejected by the King. HAMBUB.G. Dec. 8. It is said that King Christian has sanctioned the electoral law proclaimed by the constitution of the 18th November. THE FRENCH SENATE. PARIS. Dec. & The reading of the draft of the address took place to-day in the Senate. It is a paraphrase of the Imperial speech, to which it replies. The address 'piano of the devotion of France to the Im perial family, and says, relative to Mexico, that " the primitive object of the expedition was not to create an empire under the sceptre of a foreign prince, but to defend our honour and our interests, both of which were menaced." A hope is expressed that the war indemnity to be paid by Mexico will cover the advances made. The initiative taken by the Emperor on the subject of the Congress is eulo gised. The address further says on this point, "Eng land, however, has decided that she would abstain from taking part in the Congress. Her exceptional position allows her, perhaps, to be leaseensible than your Majesty of the dangers of the status quo, but the other governments can only gain by establishing a state of things which will no longer be menaced nor misunderstood, whatever happens." The address says, in conclusion :—" The country will not disavow the words of your Majesty, ' I speak in the name of France.'" THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, Dnc. 8, 1.38 PAL The Bourse has been firm. Rental closed at 67.25, or 10c. higher than yesterday. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. VIENNA, D. 8. Intelligence received here announcer that engage ments, resulting in favour of the Poles, have recently taken place between the Ruaeian troops and the Poles, under Rudzki and Eminomicz, in the govern ment of Lublin and Podlachia. The news of the battle near Jadow, in Blasovia, is confirmed. Count Ostrowaki, a Pole, late Director of the Interior at Warsaw, has been superseded by the Russian General Geceivi. THE NEAPOLITAN BRIGANDS. TURIN, Dsc. 8. News received here from Naples states that seven brigands belonging to the band of Caruso have been captured, including, it is believed, Caruso himself. THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. TIMLN, Mc. 8. In to-day's sitting a bill was introduced for the repression of brigandage and public safety in the Neapolitan and Sicilian provinces. The Minister of the Interior continued his speech of yesterday. In reply to the question of a member relative to the condition of Sicily, he stated that the measures taken were necetwary to re-establish public safety, and requested the Chamber to judge the conduct of the Ministry frankly. Signor Mordini considered that a parliamentary inquiry would be useless, and protested against military abuses. Signor Bertolami, a Sicilian member, supported the Ministry, and commended its energy. The debate will be continued to-morrow. GREECE. TURIN, D. 8. The Stamps of to-day publishes a despatch from Corfu, announcing the departure for Athens of the delegates charged to present to the King a protest from the lonian parliament and municipalities, against the treaty stipulating for the destruction of the fortifications at Corfu, and the neutralisation of the lonian Islands. The despatch states that the excitement at Corfu is very great. APPALLING LOSS OP LIFE. WRECK OF AN EMIGRANT SHIP AND LOSS OF NEARLY 400 LIVES. Telegrams received yesterday afternoon in the City from Lloyds' spot at ?lieu Diep, on the Dutch coast, communicate the brief particulars of one of the most dread. ful shipwrecks during the late storm that have happened on that reap of oust for many years peat. The ill-fated ship was the Wilhelmaborg, Captain Kress, commander, built in 1853, sod upwards of 1,200 toes burden. She left Hamburg in the early pert of last week fur Australia, and is re ported to have had nearly 400 emigrants on board —men, women, and children—Germans. She had also a cargo of general merchandise. 11 would seem that she had scarcely cleared the Elbe before the dreadful gale of Thursday was encountered, and the wind blowing direct upon the coast, the ship evidently was unable to get an offing clear of the long line of low shoals which abound on this part of the coast. The ship wee brought up at her anchor, but the furious ple and the heavy waves which kept tumbling in from the North Sea, no doubt quite over. whelmed the vessel, and she was driven on the Terschelliog and-bank, a dangerous shoal neer the entrance of the Zombi: Zee, where she speedily began to break up. and of 400 lives on board only 44 are reported to have been saved. Probably no portion of the coast of the North of Europe suffered so much from the tremendous effects of the late storm as this line of coast. Upwards of 100 coasting vessels are enumerated by the agents to have been wrecked or stranded, and many of the crews were drowned. Several were bound to England. THE NEW BRIDGE AT BI.ACKFILIAB.B.—Yester day operations connected with raising the iron girders for the new temporary bridge at Blackfriars, now in prone. of construction between theold bridge and the railway bridge of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, were corn monad by the contractors, and in order to effect this the more expeditiously, and without danger to the navigation, the centre arch of Blaokfriare bridge was closed by order of the Thames Conservancy Cemmesiosers, and will remain so for the out two or three days. All the piles for the tem porary new bridge are driven, sod the staging for the road- way is progressing. There will be three museum* of 70 feet span. The roadway will be 31 feet wide, with paseseger ways ou both sides, nod the entire length of the structure from Albion-Mertes, Blackfrian-road, to Chatter° -place, Bridge-street, Bisakfriars, when the approaches Sr. to be, wiU be about 1,000 feet. The bridge will be on a perfect level, and some 8 feet bob w that of the old bridge, thus obviating the hicoovenient rim end fall to the eurrhuris traffic existiog oe the latter. There are about 180 ma sciployed ow the structure, which will be of wood tad troll eembioed, and It is expected to be completed Lad opened for paddle troth early in the essuiag year. HORTMEAN'a Ter, is choice anti strong, moderate la peke, and wholesome to use. These advantages bays secured for Yds Too a general prefonmce. It is sold In packet. by %HO OfOola—LAiewrilsomeut. AMERICA. UTTER ROUT OF BRAGG. REPORTED CAPTURE OF 7,000 PRISONERS BY THE FEDEBALB. QUEENfi'fOWN, Dec. 8. The Inman steamer City of London arrived here at 12.45 p.m. to-day, with 152 passengers and 155,966 dollars in specie, and proceeded on her voyage to Liverpool. Elbe was detained at New York by fog until the 29th Nov., and has made the passage to Queenstown in less than nine days. (Per City of Loadoa.) NEW YORK, Nov. 27. Evormo. The New York Times asserts that 2,000,000 bales of cotton are said to be stored at Atlanta, which General Bragg will have great difficulty in removing before General Grant reaches the city. President Davis reviewed General Lee's army on the 25th. Official advioes from Burnside to the 23rd report him sofa The Southern journals report that Longstreet captured 1,600 prisoners on the 18th, and Wheeler 600. The same papers report that the Feder'ls made a demonstration on rafts against Fort Sumter on the 20th, and were repulsed. During the day and night of the 21st 36 shells were thrown into Charleston, killing one coloured woman and injuring one white person. The Richmond papers emphatically assert that the prisoners at Richmond receive fall rations of bread and meat. A negro regiment paraded through New York yesterday. Guerillas have captured 100 negroes on a contra band farm six miles from Norfolk. A portion of the Russian fleet has left for Fort Monroe, to winter. General Grant reports this morning that Bragg's rout is most complete. He abandoned cannons, caissons, and waggons, which are everywhere to be found. General Grant says : " I think Bragg's loss will reach 50 guns. The pursuit will continue in the morning to Red Clay, for which place I start immediately." Washington despatches report th►t Sherman crossed the Chickamauga yesterday. Hooker reached Ringold last night. Bragg was in full retreat towards Dalton, burning the bridges and destroying all behind him. A strong Federal column was pursuing Bragg's troops, who are re presented as entirely demoralised. It is esti mated that the Federals have captured 7,000 pri soners. General Meade's army moved yesterday in three columns, to cross the Rapidan at three different fords. It is supposed that a battle has been fought. Nothing authentic is known of the result. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW TORS, Nov. 2T, Enunto. Money tight. Gold 494 premium. Exchange on London Ib7. Stocks Leavy ; New York Central, 132} ; Illinois, 116 ; Erie, 1044 ; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 1084. Cotton very dull ; middling upland. 78e. Flour and wheat very dull, and respectively 10c. and 4c. lower. Corn in good demand at a decline of 2c. Provisions dull. Coffee in limited demand. Sugar quiet. Molasses dull. Petroleum, no sales. Refined, 414 c. Crude not quoted. NEW YORK, Nov. 28, Kowtow. General Meade crowed the Rapidan during the 26th and 27th at Jacob's,Germania, and Culpepper Fords, and advanced by three different routes con verging on the Orange Court-house road. The Confederates offered no resistance to Meade's passage of the river. Heavy cannonading was beard yesterday near Orange Court-house, lasting from morning till night, but no particulars of the engagement have been received. The Confederates have evacuated Fredericksburg heights. Lee's army is estimated to be 50,000 strong. General Ewell is ill , and has been superseded by General Early. Advises from Chattanooga to last night report that Hooker, Palmer, and Sherman are nearly ten miles from Chickamauga, pursuing Bragg, who is retreating on Dalton. It is reported that Sherman yesterday cut off 2,000 Confederates. Bragg's army is represented to be destroyed. Federal cavalry have destroyed the East Ten nessee railroad fifteen miles above and below Cleveland. This is said to isolate Lougstreet from Bran- Cincinnati despatches of yesterday represent Confederate cavalry as bring between Cumberland Gap and Knoxville. General Longstreet has not yet assaulted Knox ville, but has placed his batteries in a position com manding the city. A Federal column is moving to relieve General Burnside. General Grant's victory has created compara tively little popular enthusiasm, or public demon stration, throughout the North. Nassau advitoes to the 21st inst. report blockade running u very active. It was rumoured at Havannah that the privateer Georgia had been sunk by the Federal steamier Saint Louis. The New York Tribune re-affirms that President Lincoln will announce in his Luis/sage a plan for restoring the States to union, which will be in accordance with the furtherance of the emancipa tion proclamation. Surgeons returned from Richmond report the Federal prisoners as dying at the rate of 50 per day. NEW YORK, Nov. 28, AFIWOOL There is no further news from Virginia. Gold opened this morning at 41, and Las since risen to 471 under unfavourable military rumours. Stocks steady. New York Central, ; Illinois , 1181. Erie, 105 i. The Atlantic Royal Mail steamer Hibernia sailed from Galway yesterday, at 2.45 p.m., for Boston., 81wa Ulm 27 & s and 430 stems' psamemparr, 25 mail bap, sad Um latest telegrams. The fuel question has been solved in Minnesota by the discovery of immense beds of prat sear fit. P.W. It is said to bare ea well in a grate as coal, and eau be fur nished for from two to duos dollars a sad.—Asterican Parer. "Non-Pnenueure" SLAV!. The immense aosabor of me-produeing slaves is the South are last be coming ea Jacobus which the emancipation proclamation yea sot soodoel to bentalt. Overa million of slaves removed fens the border States, now lost to the Confederacy, are huddled isto Georgi► slope to coesunie the subsistence which otherwise might sustain Brunet army during the triater.—New York World, Nor. 17. L'`