The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-26 00:00:00

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WALK TX lea. W. • sootier ; or to tn.% ITT aol 110011/.% 11141111111,011114. DICIITT mad MOORE% AUSTRALIAN LING of PACKET !MIPS —roe LAENCIISTON tenet Ws We forum pat. a 1., our. ostotooe. sed edi be bwoe• *map, the so dew WIN 'Up. CONGO. )3ed. squill to A teebAer Weir% bW. I.IA SC 4111 1110.11: Whig la Wm Leedom blotto TWoWebb' • Totewbobly IN Naga. Was mule mewl verb tepid r:lt-1.4 he tie r masklike • eek le Memo. W. O. LI 'S D -AT owl eets!ftop.. te to IMITITried WOOS& NlGGe^sttlat DEVI? f and MOORITS AUSTRALIAN LINE .f I'.ICIILT . 4 1 1 I IW—lrai GiIt LONO BMW Wahrerlas lower at tar wharf. a 1..m..ar tra4rr. Mr . considerable porta.* at Mr 'Mimi. sad .Yl ~ arn Mowailoaa dergwarM lh Imam fart willakt ImIisIMEICOUSITJI Os Mesa . 10skraWm 1.. Maim awl fwaM realm Wm. .10111 .ammrser; lylag la We lola Dada. ?Ms lee Wilw Ma a fall p.m, rrnh flrw mar asemismiatlaa Mgr tonm . irearin was, am4r aa Mr. 111/11•111) Or.17 1 71 . :1„ Mak IM milers Mows Ir. LIMOM WNW. Iwo week :Jaw lama; we ukvirr awl )1001111.11,111011es WWW. nIVITT sad 1100141111 AUSTRALIAN LINZ .a. of PACO"! lIIIIPIL—Iaw PO PUS Dim! Or • Ilg•• Si m i bir oars la ban I•••••• Ora letrolif of et the Iltli An t iw lliel • 0r.,•61 NO ink 111 Olt t Is 1 Loses Reim nig Or vonal kr k _ ppm builds •••••••illo• fur rabbi reemon.--la DOM or PRIMP IMO flp yiv ITT awl 11006X.V. ININIsr•Inol. PORT PHILLIP (maw ouwairm•st with Comettelooemt Isovelbs Dubois tho Mat D. Z W •111111XA. •• Crtioosairtor .l ,l - 151117 ''' =•3 1" = foodor kohoo Oa Lomas Pato—Foe timid ketply to S WALT Liver cit•IlLE ator uNpol $Oll4 Onesaioolooloool. LOOMS. led 11, W tweet. L IVERPOOL sod PHILADELPHIA lIIEAM II IP COMP/13Y, Liverpool, IPic IS. MS. Adm.% art fungi' napectfully iniormsd eft raft to ibe gasp apathy .4 e.r.b nbk:n nay* Awn drains at rbagial wiman. IPOSTN ItiIITLI eAILiNu of this Osmosw•aionsis lU. War I. Wiling ibc Rs/3mm on the 17t0 Imlay Wm place Altersold, SAW YURR cat I.IIILUALPILIA. I 'ad 13, 'LOWS} Whiled. WILLIAM INMAN, VEIL STEAM to AMERICA.—Tho LIVERPOOL sod PHIL iDELPHIA OVUM SHIP OOMPAHY Wiwi ds• varOro full-powered Cly.lorbullt Iwo Wow Pi....icr. .. 11. YOILADSLYLIIA sad NSW TORK,ar CITY Of WASIIINMI. far Hew wk. Ow Desseisr. CITY OY MANCH lisli harsll7. CITY Or BALTIN_ . - Oirifinew wt. JessWY. KANGAROO. for nrbefar. wa d'. COY fns l i iamb HE aw W ths Ws WI Maw saw bibs asd a Pswwww Mt .40... Wt' &At ii siispi. imt, is LH . Isadt. •sr So Ilis sad Kano . TEA to REV/ YORE. trim. Bostbptoo. "17 br a Vatted libMs/Y1 slam Mee lob pasetmay Ow. NEO NEW TORE Mob as befouna U na I 310T(111.1.2* 11. •11100. SAN bow I* Time Oman re reedselheer . Imo% etel hit I= l =lll% th rsve r alise a == *WA letterra hhe. w—ry the int PO; read dm. fa re .54; by do :r tiger WOO% Isser ahea IM. =het law le DLAT OA. I. IA Neethereisee, Cherleheres ; et se ver* Auk b mel eb. Vme Dpateseptea Ihtember Lehigh. Dish. she helm enelh apes the Oohed Ohba VICTURIA n (LONDON) DOCK& fiks Mims, as dips ars mow = l r ilL utiourb la law Vlskels Deft. --•---- i Ma ILE Cal XIS L e i ne lkr renlo l :" o t? ......... a . 06. 0. Z like IN lib Jamie. dia ,l Award 00. NI amine ae_Ca 1 .......,„,,.... ,7, u...i:::::::::::::vm. U. Hordmaz..... no amesta Iletzl i. O.. IN { ' t a il ' tar igl at w. a.. dm w Oralby and Co. ROYAL TICTOZIL. GOLAND*. ...... IN LOMITA BLEI CONTE DI CATOURI W. E. LINDSAY CAROLINE . 11111TIBR AIIPIRE. OL010( 12. I.) . °LIU:IM • Ors el dr lie 4 Mai I Ost of sae I 111 I = a t . S 1 I Takao seals fir TIMM? Aitaiss._ __ _ 14.71 D e szz. " 6 " 1 " Vnaal.7.7=7"' LIO IFS ma lama as Decks sal She Inert we le sme, wage dm as Deetbesee. a a ilea. Mel Ina ayele. ai k erim at $ p.m ems dm . rile s by al as Dela eiu weal meted w tbe elAl Ye aeola Dab. w e al siallealle Maw aka tbe miff dale et as Pert el ail Nada as Nee dread ake Oleallieel er Derameat Mite earl laz i k e e theorise ea be Waded la a Pam ale sae male be ease Dia Ceaseeks. an i n bale efteaaa w 01 ye _ k ir itea ae u pur le as Macao ea be per Gads a as Dela teen Made, et Meapard einft al sae. lbe 0•11111.1117 gedittale rullirke sad lama d ees anew as ve, low Dm"iw I:"`"...,ZlMV.Zr.r.ta" =be Weesabeetajac i •et mama a she dame et Ma. and la st *a wade& la Nis wasees. aa be beluga Mae d ae Malan ta bi rja% di& beeneeliee base be et as Deek4bere, SI, teed Mies at Os Dela O. CAPPZI. Ilratta. Z ia VICTORIA CLONDON) DOCIIL—Tbese Docks Darn *Ms lei unman suirsidadim kr win= I% var. see el Pe Ere saler: meadow paths* dry arl rel sathes& Preas ere par pit eat len tar tem et IM ether Cappithe O. Ithease. elMsele (UMW Deditheer. th. Itheththee. TO HOLDERS at POLICIES in the TIQUITASLII LIPS ORICIL DOD VS MICURIID. she will te metle! io BOX CS ADDITIOSII Se thee epeea RR" ihe Ile Demeter. lift me mg he mend at !MI MAIIIDII-17 1 16111.61 gal Rib amble toms RIM ime be imerieee mei l l= BB.l. MEM I , t=elemedese et IR ensesmeill am 1 .0 1 • 1 ' tell" mowed le elmity Me mem MIRO die, Is seder Dm Me feeellee amebic we w it. beit. see Ur fertbrlM. Ng I.lVD.trgewomg. Raleilsad Re god Laidig% I. New Ilekge•gNegg. Nigktrlggs, Lissein IV PTURZIL—py &jai Lass Pabst. t WEITZ'S 1100411 A II WEI TRUMP 19.1•1•11 WOO model mall•••• to tst the nom •Ilhody• re. Immile tomilimll lA. The am d a seal al stita kes.•l la No b Mee mated : • sett bindlP "ra Ingairt lOnrri2tr e i: =teli le Ml= *MOM ill II os% sletatiol t sad US/ ill wig *Asa *OW E a b: WA sad dm Tem lagiii I" pest. se rkta• lois. tow. lefts bins outt to Csiir t . A lAA. neladft. As linitilui Tan ea the am plastel• • to web yrs Whit hillUSllMAlL—Pretraged by Fora lAbbil li. P4 r.ntb i tM=.l l =Win . 48 V:2l= I wM~ u. lad at aWO . 111 t. pi ngs im Aelll EFS she =we. 3011=1.1 iw /4 - 7, Ow am sa kw Nom ; 11 . 2 arifti 1111!i, ; dlar 4 1: te a llopigho b rm i l ibimalessd la Lied= 71TreZlod 0 . 4 • 2 , 140 I . o :a.thaL E:eel, Nerd; Mew sail OL. 01.ero-nnot sad o ==' allemdrat. 41, Wsiueransg. DARIB TWICE DAILY, by tbeIdAILPACILSI73, a •LlZover awl Coliik-SUORTIR EU P ilUrrolfs. ak 4 saiSmilal ... ism far lb. Om al PAL adid LIP Ns., A Li IML OA =.ll, illit ellia. NM MINA. An& as regale tow Porto or Lo• Asa. LRUSSEL% COLOGNE. awl THE RHINE. by No Royal Mall Reel 4-4 BOTAL MAIM ham ail for UPTEND ow NW al 11.66 p.m. a 44 LSD for DOVUII weep I at 6.30 pea. Yee hem Dover ee I M ie. ; eleoed elm 10a. Same eon be 14, Lcsaber4-anst. 1144444 Anse/. 114 A• DR. HAHN'S ANATOIIICAL MUSEUM, 4. Coventry-street, Letetstervqnare.- 0p... taf a klesa,..alit. na (Io ten till tem—Containing upward. of I,noe r Olostratnad every part of tbe human frame Navel torn. ae. LIU:TUN/A; at twelve. tat+. keity.mlllol,ll4 DPW by Pr. PLXIVIC, lied saw reds ot Lectures to now Is sawn d olle. bear by Dr XAIt N, at a quarter past eight pra,—adalinleas CaWornes. eentatnine Lecture. as &Hertel by Dr. Lis. rata. GENERAL 10M THUMB bas arrived.—Thia Animism MAN IN MINIATURE. niedenlitmllY ernsnail WMil tisnelAgenl. Incigliileollo9ll4 pecked, sinenend PUB L IC propocibms. and graceful boned nener. mill hold TURES GALETRIA NACU DAL foe ednie_llino only, m the REGENT LL►'RT QUADRA3IT. 111013ROITEIERCET, commencing Ti Id DAY. Use. IL Re will la =variety of NEW ARAC TRIM and CORTUIIIM, Orceinn Finings. et. iimemapi, its .licela day. TM Omura yea 111141e47 luU lnod Vita od fashion: Ito clicfg Mening" L~iesr Meer ael l mme wwd ll m Itrocki w IR taw k+ter Looms.. WW Ir I cif F U 1 3 a 3,117 un AileWke Tosigi ID sic amen.' Madre% 1. 843 ,4 51 A, its PALACES and its PEOPLE.— Gin! MAU. laktntarwtire.—A. ars sad tesdiddassit la WI amasses Tableau. of Medea &awry. with novel weals mei time Slew sad lteeeee of tit. Massiabis Etta , . of tbe We 0= Ow UN Movolelr• It WA Nevogorod ... urine the Fate; d EL PMerebere sad bloomer ; Coreentless at the Cutts las ORM Clatasdral at the Learn Kasai/atm LOOM at 3 as IL Lreleio• to the abate , Is. witerarra MODEL WATCH. 811, IJr —At 1Y arareartay. • very great variety Nas a• C l i r= Ida ell Ur IMO . diver, from I raw la at& has 12 pram Slis ta = m lietru " 1114C6111. 30 per sal lea INCOME.—Doring the kit thirty Tom booked& et memo bare arrived large pewits by the meet the LAST .. 2 . 1A Tip 11PA17Y Thu; which ere pecked la hails we ll= ewe emote to erg wee et Pim leheble tee aissoeiseie u teesee iimmemea ow be eike le SPOMMISIN Was.. empeefe Wesehaviww, Ile. e. CrALl3.—By Barew wed Itailway.—LKA and Co.". Bailer and T.N. ILL totem ding ken Ineoo2lo NN ersuw . ermere Of 190 nee liertlen; et tie kareadonset et dent s dienarta lianated. delnevell. aneaneil. le ray part it II L per we, eat„ a be Manned le lAA and Co.. oe Londt• BMWs , OW Dentin. leten nen Istleinan, at lUmeslisi. PirtalMO CABB&—At Mr. MEOWS MA. warunars.tiVetataa. aft‘ amid Yobersk l a nbirie ist= imarabliene OM ari ll t " LISI Psf. =raw' ke the Ws if Us PIUS upsisi.telike. sad mrlely of arida. TIIS CHILD'S GSM AT RALF.A GUINEA, TEE BOY'S SUIT AT A GUINEA. ASP THIS YOUTHS SUIT AT • GUINIA-A31104-11.ALS. "[YAM and (..1./.11 ATTIRE. 86. OXFORD ii far dr Town. Y.. 1 6" wWwwelow. tor tr i er LW•rewiz i 7 ll. o•lssiris d arefaat i Want re sew awl ars OM wed PAO'. WITS AT *a, 100111111N1 OURS AT 111‘ AND COACIIIIII/11 OMITS AT lon HTAM and CO., 86, OXFORD-STREET.—An auseeke lade and eareezion for fiervaini Liveries of eVer, =Tilt@ Nero end Os. le this description al Drew s tednellanY helm Nom bin the beet centers and work• seen seis a =leirek lee at are of the most duzabie and Nepotist F .... EATING% COUGH LOZENGEL—LvoguIar drams on Obo prier draw of Yr liar& drat& lborrobarrarrolobroroarro.or odor polisolory m ul =i, war al ore be oar; rd. b 2 ark array ors; Is roar " 'LATINOS COUA r IZ: aall OM' sorrily Or rasa mbroal brodloala Darloaty =ponil t WV Mat le& Ur b. br a 0d. " = . 17: . MAMAS IRA ti, obriaae ;ILK lira 12 11l Or —N.B. Pros to arm rol wore "ardo or norms sa Obi gornmal Mir okra lor aor on emir HZ Pia BUMBEDED.-- ham Isle Ss rata: ousel. UT ib VIZ PM som illi st dolmans. ado lannin dads. ylnias "WI l" =hiael lo ; at pan ollk man 1:11LITON. W asnala alms_ d Mam =l.= 0 .,. tor dose ash a. nootanoonl. IJIMINF-11• VOOB aid DAMP AIR.—BARCLATII I .1.: ANTIMATZO ()ANDY dr for any pre ma ai sint e prerniove ma die* el the Roma IE z L lib adeelolea en be 4 r e fi mil shillehme s ar t Era. b stat ...rh rd., owl Om" ere co se ma Yuma - hem* ha. WAWA WATERPROOF APRONS. osmium witiVIXO APRONS an vim NW "He. wry to MAW pm m ir slllifet meals.. an assalk pas sad fat eon durable tirs Nur DB.lBlBO COAT& sad Moot. MAUI DRIVING OIoOVIS. CORDING 8 WAD I 0 BOOT/Jan the 110144 rant pima. sell durable. FOR SNIPE SHOOTING sad £BOLIIIIO, raisda. mai far say Meath of Slam sad requlrtegao difeades. lADOOMIG CAPES, tram la W. ma. gran memo- Lay ankle Nada I. ardar.-4. C. CORDING. 133. Mao& Ivo doors woad iamb am niLIUSTKAS PRESENTL—Tho efroboessoo of N./ thaferonokimia noir oil. bird yoathfal to Aim Is admit. mar fel Imam to iamb to ba I=ll of t ia lralloL bat lib fad* owe 1bp_ ....... i tlenlitt 1414 . f0r eti r ag o % art or dir ia lra g z b i t en t a d awl WEN* ; saa lAoAttbfr BatITO. or moo. s . 4=itiret4lbs ortblaaan to like= b re oadob tbo 5.11".. 61= 1".411* ballotbaa of be atm of Minthat of bro mac womL i t laboL—beld by A. lOW. d WAS. M. : obi * and sad porfamois. RV!REY HAIR RESTORED to its ORIGINAL cotous.—sosskssiss arm_ blum mei by r. m. mot. PATH? NYLON UTIO IW athasiel 0011121. 11.4 It sad • 111112111111. tun i te asa4u ali lady andamet plow Grit. I Mina; eamea tram ft M u —Odom kr i tinip. : Ilje t t im*:. OM:I& aria eireers•4 • lieske, Twlbbyrrow Iblyagroassar baamaim Maw. 11 1 1. losad& 144. ; lir riblospeabmtesyl; Wee% Iliamarairasa wartbatraaa Dobbs. Debi by a 2 abinhav sad whom al maw SAVINGS' BANK REFORMS. Mr. C. W. Bikes, of the Huddersfield Backing Com pete, has addressed a Wier to the Chancellor of to Ex 'hooplar cia this isportoat subjost. Eh propositions may bet ams roospitalsiod : 1. The Isarsets• by the state of all deposits, sad the setablishaeat el s seams' Isthmus hind. 2. The foratasim et s Lead's department, masa whom all gavials' beaks would be seadmted. The deperusest W omelet of s mast of 24 dineten,reereasatiog the leading savings' beaks is the kiessdeat—te west =cattily ; sad of a stat of omens sad impeeteth, to be ensilaged by sad under the iseatrol of the Natimal Debt Osamisismes. 1 TM useppthed humetios sad periodical audit of the demeitors' be sad the baleamehtht of every sevisge beak la the Magda& 4. • masid;rstde mammies of the Sinn for which seisms Maks ass epos 6. Whore mom staiesey world ho oestred, the askley onsagessests with primes or past stock Mahe So madam the savkage bash la their tassel iseslitles. 6. La lossims of the somber of olivine Mak% sad rittlaa emelt greater feeilltirs saimerally sposidar) to the d.rsad withilmwelef array. . di ns employsest of a patios. say ise•hartb, of the essespio omits' is &melees loaded securities sad railway liminhands, jai 'leg 4 per mat. wide diffssio• of • Maw's* if lesviltre busks* tkrewgk the sadism of phial school., moshimise mass% to. _ 9. fb• establiabassot of a sailors rate of interest to be allowed to deposits's-3 per seat. op to 1001„ mad 2 1 per asst. es sash persioe of soy bellow as is abon 1001. 10. The elegies inlet Mr. Gleisteee's plea of liquidating she Weeds littlest" by Oasis la tl. bases of the Natisaal Debt Commilkeeis pparsessi securities 'qui. vilest MUm =Me Maks isibge beak.. 11. The pe r a mass of all dorosits ea/ 414iossitairs, demi re i r ile erely hite etespalloss sad moguls, awl of a grossol balaime-sbeel, pleseatiog the ee tbe eise able, sad tbe diseriptSsa seeerities la .bitet Übe esseasyeere Meseted oa the siker. 12. all nviegi• bask esesgs t. be la tbs mealy mod mike Ow sowed Mao iblited Debt Conateekosen or tbeis seam eeml M be std 'shay with a view le the Weer* albs depletion. GLASGOW AND SOUTH WISTRILit RAILWAY Cox- PAsr.—A 'postal smoiser el this ecreepaav was held es Wedseeday, is the Morebests' H.II, Olessew.to take late eossiderstio• the propriety of reties a esso of mosey to the British and Irish Greed Javetios Railway Compasy. An drew On, enesrsaa of the coapasy, presided. The theirana eavlaiaed that the Use was to cooed boat Castle booths to &saner sad Pert Parks ; that the coat of it would sot t acted 460.0004 ; sad that the Glasgow sad &ell Writers lien way Company wen reasaaandod I. tabseribe 60.0001., boa the vadonhtesi adeastagos white would he outtersed ea their Ilse frost the aim railway. The eheneme esplaised them at ma* leapt' ; and, after wage coneereatios, a readation, easatioalag tee sabeerlite ties of 60,0001, wee Quietness"' y agreed to. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 1856. CIIRISTM4B.D4Y IN THE WORKHOUSES. We stated yesterday that the metropolitan and suburban woiktionses and anions were regaled with the usual Christmas fare. Gratifying ea It may be to the ra'epayers of the metropolis to know that the recipients of their bounty are not forgonen at this festive sewn, it is a setter of equal elitist to thou who contribute the funds, that they dwell be made acqnalated, at least once • year, with the number of the poor aid other keel sta tistics la their respective parishes. With this view we lay the followitg details before the public, with the number of ionntee in each workhouse, compared with the cone sposdieg period last year, so that it may be sees at • glance whether there has bees • deersuo or lacrosse of pauperism in say parish within the metropolitan district. ST. bListrtzzosa.—lsmatee of the workhouse, 1,931. I Thus divided—idea, 466; ; women 778; boys, 173; skis, 16,3 ; Wank, 164 infirilary, 213. (Last Christmas day the number was 2,024) Out deer pa. r for the week ending December 24, 6,366 (correspondieg day lest year, 4,928). The followtrg logic diorite cooetituted the Christmas pudding : Flour, 3001b5.; trait, 280Ibe ; suet, 2461 be.; sugar. 96th.. ; seas. Nan • ' milk, 86Iba. ; ale, 60:be.; slake, 610 e.; peel, 6th.. Christmas at, to seek iambs was plum puddles, alb. rout beef, 1 pint of porter, 1 oz. of tee, 4 on.. of sugar, and 1 oz. of butter, with other estrus. Provision entreats are somewhat lower then last year. peskiest year was 4s. 6d. per stone, this yeas 4.. Flaw per sock io 1866, 66c; pro. lost price, 49.. 10d. Potatoes, pert.., 120.. ; now, 87i. ed. There is, however, an increase in the price of cheese, batter, and eggs. Decrease on In-door poor this year, as oreepared with last Marimbas, 93; Increase( out door poor, 428—Total increase of palmettoes, 336. ST. Pancles.—tsmates of the workhouse, 1,433 (last year, 1,663). Outdoor poor, 3,840 (Wet Christmas, 6.138.) Belief in land sod stoney (testae the week. 177.. 16s. 61d.; corresponding week last year, 2401. 10s. Mi. There are also 214 children at the Whiteckapel Duos Schools, at Forest-gat.. The Christmas fare was 1 pound of plum pudding, half • posed of roast beef free from bone, tea, sugar, and tobacco and muff for thine who desired it, and oranges, nuts, and sweetmeats for the children. Decrease on la door poor, as secs d with last Christmas (ieclisdieg children at Feeestegate pire ), 16; on outdoor peer, 2,298; total decrees, 2,1114. Br. MAST, ISLINOTON.—lomalsa of WOrkltiaMil, 400 Out yeas 420), seclusive of 160 saiLdres at the infant esublish meet, Hornsey-road. Males 161, females 219, abildrea 30. There ore also 170 lunatics fumed out, 46 melee sad 71 females. The Christmas fare was 6 anomie cooked roast beef, free from boar, 12 ounces baked potatoes, 4 onsets breed, 1 pound of tied; belled plum paddies, and 1 plat of Truman and Hasharya porter each. Out-door poor, 1,636 (last year, 1,872). Decrease os is•door poor, 20; on out. auor poor, 237. Total decrees., 337. _ Sr. °Ronan's, Haeovitheatman.-lasses, 612 Oast year 682). 199 men, 264 woman, 70 boys, 79 girls Oboist mes.day fore, resat aid, plats podding, to., without no. striction. The inmates have bolds's. sad tin Andrea a additioual treat is New Tear's day. TM oft-door poor me about the same es lest year. blames, 30. Sr. Nu t, LAWN32I.-lIIINODO, 1,663 iet 7•112, 991). Mee adults, 419; nee, 668; chi/does, 6 76. Cones,- day disuse, roast beef sad dam radios, with a pint of porter to each adult, sad children in proportion. Om door tree, 6,761 Oast Isar, 4,870). Increase es in-door po'r, 662 ;on oat-door poor, 1,891. Total Menem of pasperisi ta Lambeth so compared with last your, 2.458. 82. NAOMI-IWrasa FIRLDS.-loNietee of workese, 638 (lust Carless, 642). des, 174; woman, 379; bops,43; girls, 42. Chddrea at Nerwood, 146. The Chisineos-dsy hie was roast beef, plsus minas, eruelablae, 4 1/ 11 1 VW of porter to auk @nib and baU a pin fir mob alibi Intone 6 sad 16. la es& steleme,M; Mae, pow. is= pea 665). Dare anis-don poor, 2; Wrens es oor. 30; total base" IL 62. Jae's, the eadtbsese, 616 (last year, 614). Males, 200 ; females 361; 'ldea, 55. Children at melle establishes's, 149 oast year, 147). Number admitted dories the year, 1,394 ; held 4 2; di.- Merged, 1,624; drabs, 113. Fare : 8 ems roast beef, 10 este baked psalms, 1 posed of plan paddies, sad 1 plat of pester. John Miner sad two following days those who shoe wen deed to go out sad stay with Mar Meads. 1114 dab= at the paraded industrial ached, Tat tesseendes bad reed beef sad plum padded tut 1,6 , ad leAsy Miley) a treat of bass sad fruit, lecture sad dashing dews. No ratan given as to ott-door poor. largesse, 4. Br. NNWINOTON -IR the hoses 650 (lad you 632). The east were repoled with nest beef, roast mucosa, baked potstoee, sad dam paddy* eil idle, and with plat of &relay's best porter wash men sad wawa Diens sere woe performed is the whisk was testifelly decorated with holly sad merges, by the chap lain, the Rev. F. F. Statham, lacusheat of B'. Paseo. Tee guardians and a samba, of ladles sad gentleman were presets duels; the dame, sad et Its casein ono of the elder Matta retuned Osaka for the mosidentlen sad kiadasse they had imperienoed from the melt& dunes the mat year, 62 Omits's, CANNIZWILL.-lONletee of workhouse, 448 (lest Christina', 486). liaise, 129; eons, 169 ; childna, 62 At the school at Suttee, 88. Disasr-rout beef, plum padding, sue plat of porter, to Supper, a plentlfil sappy of tea, cake, As., to mob inmate. A Mad saboutpilan his • also hem need by the guanaco sad others interested lathe welfare of the pear, for sa addition of abases, snuff, onager, sada, itc Sr. 010101 TEN MARTYR, 600211WARRIIIINORNI of workhouse, 448 (last year, 444). At Lewisham earlablish meat, for girls, 139 (last your, 129) ; at MANN for boys, 130 nab year. Demer-rest beef, plum podding, to ,ad libatum. By suteeriptims of gsseicess, anew sad anal for the and sad nears; &a., for the children. Outdoor parr, 2,183 (lost Oarless 1.817) ; total Mason us sow pared with last year, 2111. 62 James'', Cutaannrats.-la-door poor, 642 year, 677) ; fa the .lb.sh, 104 (last year, 100). tt: Mises fare was Seem roast beef, 8 rte ss retake., 4 emote breed, 18 noes, plan ;Addis' Ina wee rent of NAN and Co.'s beet prier I lemons ream best, seam 'Mateo. andll ones. ofpsdltap. ?be abithes toe set fraised ant !be aged an abwa „Itelbispe Oar any Nog* a/ Una, seannUal r 'ban*, led oedema. Out door poor, 1,374 Oast yeas, 1,310); dissuseaso irkteaa poor, 36., Wares, on edam peer, 64 ; burease, 26. Boutolui UNION .4.4 , ,0r poor, 788 (last year, 7631; males, 191; heti, MO; Jaye, 116; glib, 117. 11" immates were NOW with 6 one.. baked bad, three quarter, of a penal ef baked panne% iltrealuriere of a posed of plum peddiag, sad ems plat of pewter sack adult; children I. repordn. Number of oat deer poor, men, women, sad shakes, 1,244 Out year, 1,078) ; decrease es the laden pea, 9; lacrosse as est door poor, 166; total Menses as cesrand with last Cbristisas, 166. WRITICNOTIL UNION. -.lonia,' of workhouse, 919 Oast Christmas, 1.118) ; melee, 225; husks 363; standees 331. Breskhat, 6 maws N bread, with batter, sad 1 plus of good tee; dew, half mud et reset boa, 1 posed baked potatoes, 1 posed plea pwddNg, sod 1 pin of peoteri children is proportion to age. Oat ewe_ Plae, 2.612 Oen leer, 2,642); demean on lo.deer peer, 209; OR en am loco, 33 ; total doeresse,242. Pons" tfazosr-lamstee, 480 et Christmas, 4418); 167 dilates at Lip Woltorbapol ladecirial Scheel& Tao Christmas his was is nasal. OsCaree pose, 2.363 NW year), 2.894; ereses ea lash's poor, 2 ; as set-deer pear. 341; tend decrease, 343. Br. ihvicoone Ualoir-Is Out waken 423 Chrimeas 423). Men, 134; ease, 228; boys, 73 ; i= 11; lama, 28. TM ems were regaled with plan ridding, neat beef, sad 1 dot of Barelare pee. Ti. well seeded are showed a holiday to vat their Melt The member moist's, set door relia se-Adobe, (1U; 697 ; totai,l,2lo; last Christmas, 1,376. Damn "is door Ica, 73; decrease es set-dear poor, 186. De dare as dempared with last year, 238. STRAND UNION -I•telltee et workhouse. 748 (lest your 763). Moo, 192; wows, 316, shitdres, 241. Tam ore 201 Minns at tha atablithmeat at Mean. TM Chiseler tars woe-Boiled perk, lege, 6 omen; vegetables, 12 oases"; bread, 16 same;es plus paddle', 16 easeee ; sad carter. 1 plat. charm bed rent bad sag armies, As. Demean es la door poor, 6; um est-hoe poor, 165; total dee, 170. Sr Laotian), 6a osisrrcm.-Issatee, 734 Oast mar 780), nes 268; weince. 386; boys, 46; gun, 34, at the easelfebinest for sand e, at Breetweed, 260 chides. Christmatch e i4-6 s. baked beef, Bos. baked realms, em plan p , sad 1 plat of beer seek adult ; children is proration, the lacer, afar diet, snags, dr, Ost-ther peer, 3,078 (het yew, 3,1 M); relies Is kind for the woak, 1001. 6s. 7d. ; Is mosey, 831 9s. 31.-total, 1861. 14e. 10d.; last peer, 1971. 17., 61.-Deereme was ia. door peer, 46 ; es oat-door poor, 77-total, 123. 621111112 UNION .41k111sfee of the &telt& Hoses, 222; AI dewed Revs, 337; Weppiag None, 431 ; 681; at Margate. 9-total, 1,400 ; (lest year, 1,410); mane, 299 ; female, 663 ; Midges, 648. la agleam 161. Christ mas@ day's Warm, rout beef, 1 plat et porter, plan p.d deg, &a., sad apples soda la lass of meter, hr the didree. Oncdser pest, 3,2412 - (lset per, 3,710) leanest ee it door per, 90 ; en Geodes poor, 242 ; NMI omens J mansion, 333. Wan Lessor Ontow-Inarstes of werkbenes, West. street, 604; Let year, 614. Than are ale mall 200 shildren at tin etral Leeds. District Seel, NerireeL TM Ire was 7 sasses rent beef, 8 elleell pins paddies, Id at pabanes. end 1 Oat of pole. Oscine poor, 2,138; 1844 year, 2,381; dares es la-door poor, 10; OD out-lea poor, 243; total Arne us mespared with lest year, 233, .1 weekkosse, 166; bs. Joaa, r last Chrirtsue, 177. The usual Christmas fare of rout beef, , plus pudding, and 1 plat of beet London porter. The price of provisions tally (moody with thus of other establish. mot.. Decrease on in-door poor, 12. Damns. Untox.—lnaistes. 646; lest year, 662; melee, 188; tamales, 237; ohilorea, 241. The poor were regale d with Christmas fare of roast beef, plum pudding, and porter, with an calm snowier, of tea, bread and butter, do , worsts, end evening. Out door poor, 1,073; last Christ. use., 1,147; deem** on in door poor, 17 ; on out door poor, 74; total dearoalO, 9L DIIONION UNlON.—lnmstes, 368 Oast year, 366). Pa„: roast noel and potatoes, lib. plus pudding, sad 1 plot of porter. No return of outdoor plot. Decrease, as compared with last year, 12. Sr. MART, PADDINGTON.—Is the houses, 309 ; (last Christmas. 292). The females wore regaled with rust beef, moaned potatoes, plum pudding, sad • pint of bear each adult, and ler. for children. Tee lactates are 87 sea, 118 women, and 127 children. There is. slight decreue is out door relief. Total durum., 17. Sr. Loan, MIDDLISEX.—TotaI itimes, 882 (last year, 866), via., male adults, 163 ; fusel's, 266 ; ehildren. 18 ; as infant establishment, 33 ; lunatic asylums, 70. Christ• mu faro : 8 ounces roast beef, 16 oances pleas pudding, 16 amuse of potatoes, nee pint of ale. Admits, tobacco and snug, and oranges, &v., for children. The contracts are smelt the same a. in other paristree. No Mora mode of ''orgbdoor peer. Inatesse, 17. Br. ll•anaimr AND Sr. Jowl!, Wurninaran. tamales of workhouses, 707 (last Christmas, 746). Fan roast beef, plum padding, de., ad libitum, and one pint of porter each, with tobacco end snuff to those who desire it. Men, 203; women, 299; hops, 110; 0211,96. Oat-door poor, 2,983 (tut year, 3.178). Decrease on in-door poor, 38 An os•-door poor, 196 ; total dears se of pauperism, 233. NtAVDSWORTII AND CIAPIRIS UNTOSI. No return given as to numbers. Christmas fees, I lb. of roast beef without bone, 1 lb. pinatas, 1 lb. pudding, 1 pint porter, tobacco and snuff for the aged, oranges, de., for the children, and tea and butter for all Bailee. KIXOINOTON.—Inmates of workhouse, 421 (last year 382). Males, 159 ; fessalee, 179 ; children, 83. The chil dren, 102, an farmed out at St. George's Isdutrial Schools, Pluket, Bases. The Christmas fare was, for adults, lb. runt best, potatoes, 1 lb. plum pudding, sad • pint of Baroley's porter, %ohm* and fruit, &o. Holidays are allowed. Limon on in-door poor, 89; ant-doer poor, 4 3 7 8 (law s 1,870 ; decrease on out-door poor, 298; total , 257. ic•nrist Usion.—lnmates, 436 (last Christmas, 448); melee, 118; females, 170; children, 150. Christmas fare, 8 naves of beef deemed, 12 onuses of padding, 18 ovum of , potatoes, 1 plat of good porter; the aged sun and woman ' abates and snuff, and the children trait, eats, &r., in hen of porter. No return made of outdoor poor. Durum mil la-door poor, 10. 1 Br. °LILTS'S UNION —lnmates, MS _ 7011,, 380; men, 88; wows, 149; bop, 43; gir l., 66 • with 19 ehildren at the district school, &Btu. The Christmas fare was roast beef and plus puddle'. Dutrw on is-door ' poor, 16 ; out-door poor, 943 (last year, 878); Isamu, 66; total inereur, 49. Biontailt Union —Total least.., 213 last leer, 211); seen, 96; women, 80; child's.), 67. The Christmas tare was thee* quarters of a pound of rout beef, thyme quarters of a pound of plum pudding, and a pint of ale; childrea in proportion. No return as to the out door poor; increase of to-door poor, 2. 011111WICII Union.—lnssates, 1,037 (last year, 1,015) Christmas-day fare, 1 pound of plum padding, half pound of roast beef, sad 1 plat of Loodon porter, for adults; ehli dna fed I. proportion. and allowed oranges, to. No return as to out-door poor; inerete enin-dtpar poor, 22. , Baswenung Woaamoosa —baster, 659 (lest Christ , mes, 631). Yea, 162 ; women, 276; boy., 62; girls 70. There an abs 76 boys sad so slob us the Industrial &LW, lulls.. • murk kisses maul= of aledrea me at preent be Vs warthogs% la mmossweass of the late calamitous ilre at the Bann Belesele. Christmas dtaser—Boiled pork, potatoes, plena peddles, sad a peat of Bareley's penes. Childrea had enws• imbed of Mer, sad a lassie beaten for tbek azaremsai k W agonies. Oat-door poor, 1,001 (last year, VW bens& tew 10-door poor, 79; on oat-door poor, 21. Total laerease, 49. baeuvroaw Urelow —lumen of workhomi. 616; lest Tar, 468; mes, 167; women 156; Odeon, 203. Christ mas-day fate :glb of resat hail, 1 lb. of potatoes, Ilb el plea pathless, sad 1 Mat of beer with elms to to week 10104 wags. ead wets to the sedirme ; with 'miff, the., to the loam pees. Oce.deor, poor 1,918; adults, 1,116; chil dren, 809; best year, 1,632 Diann ea la.door poor, 48 Innen es oat-door poor, 386. Teed laereses, &U. CINTRAL LONDON DISTRICT 801100L—TOIsl lounge, 1,078 _Bor, 808 lark, 473. The new ben last year were • ov7: 477; total, 1,013 Tb. &Darr coedited of mast beef sad pork, plum paddies, bread, sad vegetable. ad linnet, sad bread and batter sods' See is tbe events,. Two sermon were delivered by the Rev. 8. A. Edwina, the chaplain. lacrease, 8. Fret the foregoes, report the gratlfyias fast will be observed that, us 'lammed with last year, there is a vast decrease of pauperism throughout the metropolis. DUBLIN, Deo. M. A special meeting of the corporation was held this dsy, for the purpose of taking the subject of the in come tax into consideration, and of petitioning par liament for its repeal. T►e Lord Mayor took the chair, and the meetiog wu an unusually large one. Alderman John Reynolds moved the following reso lutions oird.—That th• t 0.... es t property tee, robes ir pour is 1863, fell with perry sod wierpaal preerre ropes the purpled thls , sad that its wares from 7d. tri Is. dd.. berme by the sereeltles of war bermes Legal* weaur spas the reatorsrei of peer ; that to Amp wreasule, proferiosel, aad other missal leessea, die NM assoatt per emit. as cluipel epos bessee indeed tam leaded leaded, sad other settled preporty_ e mialliastly ssjs.t ' towards these who Ur epos the halls sleek Maar sad industry. at the who - Lee open whiles the 1•11•1•84 wee greeted 'by wariest la 1864 pre•seppeesd alle••••tall• situ the tertiaries of the wee, re mil er IBN deolairig that the leaver wr to 'outlaw Is hese dada, the vetoed mita Use 6th of April wit alter the retlllealfee irk& give fruity of pease ; sad that, sesordlsi to the poseddessef that set, the louvre wesld epee es the 6:h of Apell, 1867. That its farther satirical ts the set of 1866, by le Imre , deities of the words lentil tbe Bth day ef Ape/ atter the **Wades of ese yes from Its radioed°. d. deiskre treaty of pree," thereby la the priest ear ealhadieg it rirtesily to sae ibis two yeses from the easelseiss ed treaty of prose, whir took Ore es the 10th el Marsh, 1866, is Wspelltla, and ovurehesde more ties • year tr pad the pried usually Irked is the ere of wet tree, sad that a petition to the Hoer ef Commas from this eessdl be adopted, praylea that, ken and after the 6th day of April. 1867, the ionise sad property tea may totally ewe sad determine. _ _ _ _ AldermaniteyOolda, in his observation is support of the resoled'', attacked the principle upon which the tax was levied. and denounced it as unjust, impolitic, and ansestainahle. Mr. Mammon suggested that it would be better to oak ally the abolition of the war portion of the taz— namely, lid. Banking to sheikh the entire tax, without providing a substitute for it, wee sale fated to injure the queedom No amendment was prepped, and after corns di► claim the resolution of Alderman Reynolds wee carried nem. die. The Citerivori contains as article in Shish the Free& attune' tallies (vslaglorloapares) le very plemmatly ridiculed The majority of the papers have demelbsd the doge of Herat es Lavin bees Sheeted by ea Asir of heath eagieste, amid Babies, forms dine of the rely masa Behest sad et the College of Meta. The assadatte Ise seaselted the seesplete In of the Pierbedmils abed, sad it asserts that se Ram of tables Is M be bawd these. This, it stoat be sefoseed, is a fostant at Be. Passe alts sets. Oar isfotestfea fel sanitary slaty is sash that vs sanest admit that the sat of Was gen be isnot eat el Name. The Penises besiege sad tapirs Hetet As • matter amine, the stage eeeratiess bath beta dimmed by a Freeehmea sad this Vssobssa wee Wasted fa est satiny whe als Two pus sro, darts' the height of the Casaba war, Woody doubted rise General Todlebes, who diamond the dame* of Sebastopol. was otherwise than a ferns elm of Me's. limy yuda w sod to soot puss who bad Imam him meet iatlesately. Tediebea says ea% but Ilse. Ida well at Vets. We arm imperable. He was • dub little fellow, my say sad heel, • seeable Freaehmaa. I lased to wets too Us shortly.' Todlebee I' esolste id sashes, I hay that be mei bellses as. At Mots ' we wove iseyesabie. He was eras% IlleilMOS fellow, • bit at • gawk, bat very peeibtempereS sad eery preattolog.' Two years age wits Wawa sort Teilebss at Mots Menem hew satil sa vivissar his welt/ have °Malawi military sdasetha siseshose time la Fusee ? Nevertheless, it is snub that barest Tedishaw wee arm Is Mets, sal was Masted et Ht. reeessiant. Whets's , say be said to the esatrasy, sea ad nese will asset sealeasd this pass Mitts with peirletlem." POLISH lIIILIL—Last year the nee eweeded on setweat of Polak sails by tbe eoaany was 6, 21. la the proving yaw it was 4,6711. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. SPORTING. EARLY HINTS FOR THE SEASON 1857. No. VI —THE DERBY. NAVAL AND MILITARY, COURT-MARTIAL AT ALDERSHOTT. Tko proceediogs of a geutr...l c v ,urt•martia( ap• pointed to try Ensign Charles J.dquet, 23rd Fuellitre, oa charges preferred against him by his Isle commanding Officer, Lieotenent•Culoael Bunhury,bave ju•t been brought to a close at Aldenhott. The cbsrges ware " for infamous and scandalous condone unbecoming the character of en officer and a gentleman—first, ion haviog, on tke 26th of Anglin, 1556, made a fake report in writing to his com mending officer, to the affect that condo clime against him were paid, which he knew bad not been paid; ae eoadly, in having committed a breach of iniiitedy ninepin' in absenting himself from duty dune g toe month of Sep tember, 18.58: and, thirdly, for b►an g falsely /sported Lisp eirlf u too ill to comply with as order calling upon him to rejoin the depot of his regiment." The prosecution extended over tbrse days, and the de fence, in which the prisoner was ricated by Sesjeant !satins (specially tanned), occupied two cap. Toe ceps wee very simple, end would have attracted no more stns. ties thee ordinary instances of breach of discipline, beat from the fact that Ensign Jacquit, who is not yet 19 year" of age, bad obtained his commanion in the 210:1 Fusiliers as a mark of good conduct while in the Hoye! Elthorne Mid dlesex Militia; and that Mr. Jaeger; senior, had alleged his eon had not been fairly treated by Colonel Ituabury, is a correspondence which had taken ploce with the Horse Guards in reference to the prisoner. Colonel Wellesley, 7th Fusiliers, acted as president of the court; Captain Marriott, 82nd Regiment, was the Deputy Jed's Advocate; and blejcr Dame, commanding the 28rd Fusiliers, appeared as the 11101111111.1 prosecutor. Colonel Dunbar, end fourteen other witnesses were ex amined for the prosecution. The facts proved against the prisoner were that hay.sg incurred two debts, one with a tradeswomanet Farahans amounting to 21.95. while an officer of the militia stationed at Aldershott; and another of 41. for pipe sad cigars with a Jew pedlar of the name of Salmon, he aeglested to pay the tint, and gave a cheque on Messrs. Con and Co., which was dishonoured, for the et cand; that havirg been called upon by Colonel Banbury to discharge these claims, he stated la writing, under date August 26. 1866, that both debt were paid ; that at that date neither of the parties to whom prisoner was indebted, had received the moneys due to them; that having obtained leave of Ounce from the depot of his regiment, at Newport in Monmouth shire, be absented himself for Ave we.ki, residiog during this period at Brighton; that he travelled three time between Brighton and London while so absent without leave ; at the same time be addressed a letter to Captain Bathunt, commaadisg the depot of his regi ment, informing him be was unable to return to quarters owing to onions sypbylitic indisposition, enclosing a sivilian doctor's certificate to this effect, and that in the opinion of the military surgeons, who examined the pri soner at Brighton, such illness did not disqualify him from being able to travel at the period referred to. One of the witnesses created some amusement by the candid admission that her visit to Atdershott, when she came to demand pay ment of the bill of 21. 95., was not made specially to Mr. Jaequet, but to retrials the memories of several other officers in tamp, who had forgotten their pscaniary obliga tions to bar mistress. The prisoner, la his defence, declared himself wholly guiltless of any intentional sailistatoment. With regard to the skim of the Farnham shopkeeper, he had ideally obtained a post-elks order at Newport icr the amount, ea the 26th of Anent, 18643, one day previously to his Qs pities that the amount had been paid, and that an acoL dental emission to send the counterpart of the order was the reams the money had not been received. That with regard le the dishomiund cheque, be had drawn it under the belief that his father had provided lands at Mama. Cos's ; that when in the middle of August be found liked not bee. paid, he explained tie matter to his brother, who was on a visit to him at Newport, end received hie assureace that the matter should be settled on hie return to London ; that when he made the statement to his com manding dikter he believed it had been so settled. With regard to his absence without leave, the primmer threw him self ea the mereifel consideration of the court, alleging that he was scat ierienaly ill daring the whole period of sash abases ; that while he admitted having acted with greet indiscretion and folly, be had no intention of disobeying the laws of the service to which he had the honour to belong. The defence was supported by the evidence of the Farnham postmaster, who produced a poet-ithce order dated Newport, August 26, taken oat by the prisoner in favour of Anne ,Cottle, of Fermi:am ; of the prisoner's elder brother, who admitted having under akin to pay the dieboaeared cheque, and who really hid called at Salmon's house with that object The cheque was never, however forthomalag, and the evidence os this pout drew from wart an emphatic observation on the in which the draft had been heeded backwards and (inwards between Colossi Banbury and Captain Bathurst, while it wee ease fatly kept from those who Weald probebty have paid it. With regard to the prisoner's absence from duty, Mr. H. J. John son, late surgeon of th e Lock Hoipnai, proved th at from the present width= of Ensign Jatquet's heath, he could not possibly have been la a litigate to travel during Septem ber and October last. In sneerer to the earn, Mr. 3 ,, 0n50n said had be know. Eneiga Jaequet wee &beset i Si Ms regiment withostlean, in his then mate of health, _ ugh, sea Mead, he might have advisee him to tisk n. og a jitney, as a 'medical attendant, he should termini Lau forbade nab 'step. Major Unice, on the put of the prosecution, read a re joinder to the defence, in which he captained to the court that the words" infamous and scandalous," were not his, bet had been introdsced into the charges against the Oscan at the Home Quids. He added, ?hat the oireassmasere of exteaution disclosed by the dotes°, had sot previously bees made known to the piosoontion—a feet whish would esplala away any appearathe of bantams agsloot tho primer ea the pert of Colonel Beebnry ; sad lastly, be °outmoded that the Witter, usedical testioosy as Eseiria Isegset'a ability to travel outweighed what bad bees dest at by Mr. lehasen of the Lott Hospital. T►eUssrt, Wain Ithardthe rejoinder Tsai, subsequently determined it had bees inegslariy pat in, and could not be resolved. The President, before dogleg t►e mart to deliberate area W finding, animadverted is strong terms upon the pre sents of Gaps. Bathurst is the room after all witnesses aa both Hue lied born speeislly desired to withdraw—a pro seeding whisk, he said, *said only he designated as MUM defiance of the cordon laid down by the court. The decision of the court will not be made known until after it has bees submitted Wass Horse Guards. BAST INDIA Con Parr's SERVIcL—Sir Hamm Davin/ma. Knight, Barrieterat-Law, has ben appended Paine Judge of the Kamm Court of Jadienare at Radio, vise Bit William Berme, melted. Maier J. H. Kessedy, Red Madras Native isfentry ; Lieut. J J Bris tow, Bth Madras Native Infantry P.Wilson s Madras lavalid Establishment; bent. E. Haynie, ladies Navy, have ben presided to retire from the Berates. The Rev. James Maekay, 8.D., of the University of Aberdare, has bees appointed Amiateat Chaplain on the Beard litgabliehateat. The Rev. Reny O'llrars Dune. B.A. of Triaity College, Dahlia, bee been appolated Assistant Cloplata es the Madras Bstablielimest. The Rev. Chinks Hew Leigh Lye, Id A., of Wrath's' College, Oaten, has ben appended Assistant Chaplain ow the Bombay estaisliehmeat Melon. Arthur Maio, Archi bald WiUlam Owapbell, sad Arthur Rom Taylor Father have ben admitted volution for the loads Navy. EL James William !lardy (now at Cracuttab has been admitted a wanner for the Bengal Pilot Sends. The BAIL Jelin Blame/eta, 8.A., of the Beard Establiehment, bee bees allowed to resigs his apsoiataiont. The nest ezandastice of esadidates for Aoslstant Surgeons will take plase ea the lOth of J misery, 1867; red for the Civil lies else ia July of the same year—Sasith, Rider and Co.'s Overawed Mad. A NOVEL )'AT Olt TREATING AN OLD LOVE.—•• • rather simpler ease some bston the beach, which, among Me any schemes resorted to by disappoisted lovers. etude ask**. Wiliam George ores brought up trader a warrant for du new payment of to weeks' autribution to the ramp ant of his tUaggithwate child. He had, it seemed, tendered Elisabeth Burgess, the complaisant, twenty-three shilliegs all la (unhinge. He wee, however. served out la a way whisk Ida petty spite fully deserved ; for after a good deal of tremble tat get die required number, it was diametral that more than • limbed of thou wen c materfeit. He was take. tate custody epos nfusieg to obey the one, by the tender of legal eras ; and the duesdant did not relax his *henna, when tales before the magistrates, who were on the reint of oemesittiag him to prism, when his brother paid the mosey and costs. The bench very severely repri manded the mess fellow ; and when he made his appear &see is the easeket-plad his reception vras more worm Qua seteseble.—SArneekay Chronicle, TO TNT IPITO OF TUB 111111311. SIII.—Thu great Dasebury !dab!e has a dozen re preseLtatires, but no favourite to the whole lot. I suppose they had quite enough of their last year's favourite, and it will be a long time before they are so sanguine again, even if they should poem a real wonder. J. DAY'S (Dansbury).—Duee or Beaufort's colt by Bay Middleton—lateness; bir W. Codriugton's Hobgoblin, by Alarm—Nathan% dem ; Mr. Et **lea Tam o'Sbanter, by the Flying Dub:Mae—a ncerese ; Sir J. Hawley's Mo hawk, by Don John—Miami ; Gaberleoste, by Don Jobs— , Meadieant ; Mr. H. HAIN Punta), by the Flying Dutch. ; saes—Criaiskeen Lawn; Sir J. B. Mail's Flying English man, by the Flying Detchenso—Bee ; Lord Portsmouth's leery VIII., by Monteith—Min Stamford; Mr. J. Pow- I sey's Lansdowas, by Surplice—Once Boiling; Mr. F. Robiason's Anton, by Bay Midilletot —Andover's dam; Allison', by Slane—Bun; and Lord H. Thynoe's Road head, by Orlando—Eilipsis. Y. KING'S.-111r. W. Aubert's Viettr, by Pottinger, dam by °pada. Five of John Day's have not a; peered, and Vimr is also 1" stk." Tees o'Nuutter's reams has been geed at times. At &Asbury he ran a good fourth tor the City Bowl, Roma", the wiener, giving bin 20. b for a year. At the some mean; the two again met is the South Western Railway Stakes, Tam o'Shanter anti helping 351 b for the I Fier, end he won by • length, the Danbury stable ob'ain ing hiMafterwards for 70 son. At Bibury be met Glen- Masson and seven very bad ones fir the Champagne Btakes, ' sad the latter, with +5 to 4 oa him, hod the greatest diMculty la pulling through by a head. At Winchester they ran to gether eosin for the Orange Park Stakes, Glea-Meson having a 41b penalty, and yet his friend, threw aside the previous Ilse and ands him lira fanatics; but the diffemee in the weights reversed their p rains, as it should have dose, Tam Ohioan? miming by half a length. Ban nockburn was a good third, Miss Nightingale fourth, sad half • doses others outpaced. He nu at the York August for the Rawcliffe Stakes, but was stopped some dlatues has hone, la consequeoes of Schiedam haring his hones We before they reached the Celanese. This says very little is hie favour; but ' the greet improvement apparent in him sines he showed at Salisbury rejects great orodiCoo his trainer, who her hopes that be will spoil soother "pot" yet before he has done with his. He will not be wanted for the Derby. Hob goblia was a lag distance front his at Bibury, and his panics in the Woodoote Stakes at Epeom—won by Com seation—wee also • bed one, so that his starting is out of the questiem. Mohawk completely disappointed his owner at the New- market Houghton, where be was beaten in a easter by Nosegay'r for the Glasgow Stakes, sod by Lord Glasgow's Clarnm colt In • mate*, odds of 3 tel 1 havieg ban laid on him in the latter race. Osberluesis has snoring very belly, when entrusted with good money. At Newmarket Secand October he was seventh for the Clearwell, woa by Loyola, being Das of the first to cry enough ; sod at the Hagletria he suffered two defeats—one for the three-mile Plate of 60 sets., where Companion, Amati, Imposter, Fie, and Eng land's Beauty ware before him ; and the other (ftereiso 64 IMb), fa the First Class Nursery, where M.D., 84 Mb, &menet, let 41b, Game Pullet, 7.t 91b, Peeping Tom 7st 131 b, the Jenne ally, 7st 7th, the Farmer's Daughter filly, 7st, 91b, Peals Monti, 7st 71b, sad Yorkehinmen, 74 81b, were the ant lot. This last perforessue was diegracael, and the taping tackle must have bees very bad when the Danbury stable thought he had a Oases for the Derby; he certainly ran unprepared, is well bred, sad good to look at, but he never showed the slightest aaptoms of • race-hone, and he has but a poor she. Mohawk is also worth looking at, accept when rearing, whoa he appears se if a donkey could beat Autos bag started four times, and, like his heather, Ladoga, shone but feebly as • two-year-old. At New market July he went for the July Stakes, but in sash • backward state that t• wee friendless at the post ; yet he did net Magma himself, as he ran a good fourth to Dry soar, Binder Zee, and Luabosru, the Ma Me colt beteg • good 11th, and Darby Miller neat. He was not fended "seep by lie plucky owner, for his smock at the same rusting with the aba salt, sad the latter started with the call ; bat be beat his is • ester, efter running all over the mine, and the letter's subsequent manna proem he mut have bees bed indeed bad be not woo At Doncaster September he we. pissed last for the Chasaiegne—a positios which he essiatalsed from start to finish, end the pepper was seed very freely against him for the Derby is consequence. Yet at Newmarket Snood October he was very nearly speeding the " ansiaty" for the Preadergast in Sydney, tis party having backed him at long shots very qu:etly. There was • good lot behind I. Fugitive (a moderate third), Demme, and Besehnst, the two first mentioned earryteg penalties. 11 he only improves as gnieklx_duting the wiater as he did dung the interval between punster end Newmarket, veer few superior animals will be seen at the pa t. Alliance has bees ef great serene to " Mr. Robinsoa.'. st. He was a bad fourth to Anemia, Vigil, and Western Power at Stock bridge, sad beaten several Maths from the Chevalier d'lsdhegrie and the Physslis colt in the Clusteradd Stakes at Newmarket July; bat he won 1 hundreds for his owner at Newmarket fought** ia his match with the Clarisie colt, whom he just waged to best by a neck, Alfred Day's petind riding contributing =sob to the melt. This asks, him a little better thin ' Mohawk, but Mr. Robinson's horse on the Daisy day will be Antos, if be can stead the preparation, which is • doubt . fel point jest now, and bean the support given to Henry VIII. who skews a wonderful improvement on the form he inhibited at Bibury when, entered to be sold for 300 eon., he est dowa Blue Bell, 3 yes, Nisette, 3 yes, Grey Dawn, 2 yes, sad Losgaight 3 yes, Ina cantor. but was snub as ' awkward.lookiog animal that no one took a fumy to him, although he gave all his oppouguts but Loogsight about 201 b in the weight for age scale, and Longsight, who won a good race at Newmarket at the close or the season bed some 14Ib the best of him. It meet be borne in mind that this ; stable stud in • Mailer position in 11364 with Cruiser and Kiegetown, the letter having as muck as 209 to 1 laid 'Out Ma at the Mee of the year ; yet oa Creaser brak ing down he gradually advanced to 4 to load proved Wm ; self • racehorse also, for heoo, roe mond to Wild Dayrell. The dark lot are all esseediagly wall brad—lke Idleness eel; This, Englishman, Puritan, Lenadowas, and ' Roundhead. Luedowne and Roandhead have both been is the mulct, bet are very quiet sow; yet I should sot be takes abash if • dark Daubuy hone wen to get • bettor position la the rue than did the dark Wentworth, who played sub havoc with the books he thesis, moatbs prandial the last Derby, sad min ; Weed the postdate( first favourite for at least el: months. At this witting, however, there is sot one of the doses at Dunbar, whom I should sued on ; bat if the Geld should dwindle down to mutt a number as ran is 1855, when half a doses haarites met with some " casualty " during the , last au days pneediag the nee, sad swag them the ant , sad gemed favourites, St. Clair sad Raman, them mast Amos, if he escape, be Bilked to as • very likely candidate for the homer. Hie present price, 40 to 1, will be reduced at least cue Ulf before the day. METEOR. I Doe. 24. A RetTrLlMUKh.—Thu Nero York Chowisereial Airiertnier of the 12th levant tells the following thrilHag tele fall a woman residing to the vicinity of Woe ceder eras *Wag blackbirds@ in a field seer her house, bevies with her her °sly ebUd, • bright-eyed little fellow of lea. than a year *ld. The babe sat epos tbe groand, anima lag itself with grasping at clumps el yellow greed that grew within moth, sad eating berries brought idea from time to tits by his moodier. The latter at length, intent spout gatbselog the Ilse fruit, passed around a reek whist hid her shit glutei vhw. Stet was about to revers to him, when ' hsselle his lavgbiag mod erowiag is /rest glee, and think- ' kss be own be safe as be was so happy, she remained &Utile {slyer where shewas. fieddealy the little voice seabed ohm soothee sieseat's delay, the yours( soother Medwpm the PlNEsaid lashed over, espeetlag to me her inisops sad Woad et widen he Whir, perfectly mile= his life parted, sad his wide, epee with a aigrette ezpreilion upon s ow spy whisk at lint she was enable to discern. Yet who Oa Jodie of her hewn whet, ea *loser mutiny, she yerealved, done fear or five feet front her Jabot, a rattlesoake, with his 'Muria, eyes located apes hie sad adoring his by as almost imperceptible nodes. The sight of her dastiaes roil so nearly paralysed bet, that for ea lutist else half believed that dread's' feschudisa had emended to bereele; bat the gertaisty, that valets she wee the isstemstebt al selvaticio to her chili, he was inevitably Mt. Y swoodesseo towed her power.. eke 'leased wildly mad kit sombehlog that t he 'red as a weapon, bat helhiwg appeared, and alNsdy the meson reptile had pawl over hie tit epees wail divided him tree his Walla. Another wisest, red di wild be brat i What .swish bedews t la her head rites hid a brood tin pea, an frees the reek. gni* as thought, she ecsered the ene lle t i th It, sad steed apou it se roust its reaps. The elms was brakes—the child moved, swayed to ette aide. sod began to sob. At the seas time the umber reeovered bee galas sod serseased fee aid, retatsiag bee peados until i~t N bleibek,. whits the genes of her torribie fright was t i lttilirleTignott or INTESTATIS' &TATES.— • Tbender seat, the I.t Jaausty, one uniting rale throughout Zeglead and Wales is to prevail coecetaing the distribetiog of the peisonsi estates of perms., dyteg late*. tau. The alteration is 'Meted by en act of last session (asepti r with sniped to persons dying on and after the I sesuassoussat of the env year.