The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-16 00:00:00

I I -7 - /....../". .e" t ee. .... e.. .1e a . • - --L-V! .. ." .. • •/:-. "V - ;- se- - --, .. : 0 ,5 1 .4.1. hie- l' -- _ _ - - 7 4- • • P . It - • -& • • k frtr - f.,• , % , 11 1 C r lorts;igi • Iti4 . u diaL L LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 184 e. No. $,223.] (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. rpop,R CALCUTTA Direct (with immediate des. ms. the spleettJ tamealllssi runsheeland-bollt eldp JOIIN 113 WILLIAM STUMM, Comunssuler. 670 tees ret•to'..s 1 . 1 rites' (*Ache': 1) , no le the W. Katharine's 1 ."., mesh* I tu spkedld lawmen...team for esten r, presee apply to Sr ART and SIMPSON. .OrT t nesn . t: 1,. • t.. 1 J ►lt KUNO. 13. tirehl St. Ilelanse. NAVAL AND MILITARY. RECEPTION OP DR. LIVINGSTONE BY THE ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. LAW ANANDWINT SOCIIITY. THE ARCTIC SHIP RESOLUTE. PORTSMOUTH, Du. 16. Her Majesty having signified her desire to tilt the Hemlute, that ship was towed down to Cowes by the dockyard steam-tog Echo this afternoon. The paddle steam-trigaut Retribution, 28, Captain Barker, went Moose an won, and to salute the royal standard also. Her Maleity will visit the Resolute to-morrow, after which the vowel will come tat) harbour to be delivered up. Captain Hartstaine returned from landau to-day, and bursae out to his ship. The Sprightly and Fire Queen, steenatesdere. as well as the Echo, have Wen in attendance on the alters sad crew of the Resolute to-day. The American ship Maury, which left this port • few day slam for China, bad to pat back to Spithead last eight, owing to the heavy contrary gales she eneouterird is the charnel. She reports tee weather so being frightful in the sem.e to ships outward bound. The Dee, steamer, arrived today with two sew term goalie:rats from the eastward. DUBLIN. D 29. 16. Th• on of " Angell T. Galbraith" tersioatad at a late boar on Saturday amiss la • suisult. to l b . poet mathifaction of all clusom of I s when it appeared perfectly noastrous that the Mows _ pelle, a • saw, who yaw bound by their oath to wait ever the kMallall or odasados in that college, wield net call tor as baialay laia _die op poistmeat to • proilmonsellip. Walsh lbw Itallaws• to ba obtalaed by alaropossealedia by as seMYeb bellumpetent penes, wittiest tate swot by as adios for libel sad elands?. the prawn tetetlemtlee of the proesodings would reader a saw trial possible, It la sit very probable tbat it will be resorted to. This leaned jades seemed actions that thepkiatflrehould sot be again tempted to rotor wart with his sus, sod the eeprossion of public opinion as the subject, as well as the amount of erste that must now be paid, will la all likelihood save the court front the ladkttaa of another trial o• the idioms of the Italian lasetrart• The annual solleetion for the Irish Catholic Univsnity was nada yesterday, et the several Romeo catholic chapels of the city, and the amount was probably considerable, judge, from the fact that at ore chapel alone (that of Marl borough-street) It was 2291. The other returns have tot yet bowl pabliahod. AND TEI •LIATI `MALL PARCELS for AUSTRALIA.—Atistra i '"III" Pumm afflia 'Ao u trni .— c T ot4 rat , 1 , 1 WWI • 10.1 •••\ , UM dem se the Nos ef Deedeber fee el i L. ie it 55E. ". I=l4 . Mimi la Amends . e ere die • Met eiti; 115 die Peigiedyle --- arZe. OM p ek the molly die at . 11 .. 16.1m : " i g. 4 — nue of ' mil further 5 sr r .4 l a l k gre m l ALC}K Crake& LNDOMItABLE he MILBOURNIL—This fine, c=Tin. ow= Oplelle OEOEOI COLVILLE reZ a lloo " 7 "" 7. non I two • AemO.7 :m a = • leesh• part=meits=4 a rrar . 11r1114 AL ' ASP!. WAIL. It OCirIRLAND NOUTE.-BTEAM to INDIA sad INA_Ae.oliZapt—Tb• PENINSU LAR and ORIENTAL NAVIOATINFOODIPANY MOIL PAMENOZAS Ned re. = h 4ot ei ng . rake Ike MEDI 4 04; :t a X. b re. t=trei l :l 4 2:oo4 "l" , I =um Vaspany's MM. UR, ................ L oad's mod ptre.fteehamiwa. STEAM to AMERICA .— TM LIVERPOOL mad PHILADELPHIA STEAM SHIP COMPANY Wind 411. nrl l l3oO 'b rt ,l .tirliblall a ttir.." als"hiletmli RANUATIOD WeirodAy.l7lA Dee.. UK CITYT 0? lIANCTIMIM Widmobj.l4o. Jao. 1447. CITY or SALTIMOSIL Wehoosay.llllJBo., COW Fmk IS colon% IT ma 1 1 1 SEMIZ2I4IIwW. so 11010111 44. Übe samosiedallos Ye =mg Ho MIMI ="laths IhOcco; mid s ramble Pam= boa lot tels mod Now York = l, :i II For trams ol i V . gi e : oIWIS be WILLIAM IS rArrakil. Ylowo =l. sod Sungoos ups. Caws& iIL Wog Wilw-aowt. lrows DAILY. tbe MAIL PACK ICTB, ii a P il l and OSTN/ft SSA PASIMIX—The mirk . alßa yuy syr rijs iyyl alesla. lbea l ta." . rar ail Calak br" 1.111 ea MO oft Ibe &new at pa. Esy. l= Ali Mil alma. aaa NOY Ma Me se RUIRALIS, 00L01311E. sad THE RHINE, by Ye 114vetleaal Ileues.-4 10 YA L NAIL DTICANID know. seyst rapt I' WA fa OV I TNI4 D 'wry a lai Dewlap at Illa p. ... awl Dkr DOVDII satil incez aw ilabartlail rat &JO Dm Deaf rirsi ISa z saced dm 1(i. DB al Or Wel 91. Lealankirtik OilawiliraeL c7rIIEAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—FURTHER 11.614T110$ wl YAMS llLTWillti MCADOO sod LON. —llO boo far llog 11.6 P. ad :11=1 gi 11 a.m. idg ai Alma. rol.. CU pm. : Ufa. a n s . bar rood U; co 6110.1. td. Ing meg or lie following du Wile win to Woo"' Wefts and Landoll Ogg. IhUous.loins Now 116. pa. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, Cessesativet. Legesstarseare.- ataf. l Y u j i. Is. al OSP latian esre —C°. part " 2 l 7= tedmie lig esee of men. Le. LSCTUIDICS Salim by De PEYTON. and •sow miss ..1 Istvan la es Is isms ee • Balg?M M. K All N. at a quarter sag p.s.—Adwiseles. Dateless.. costaials 100 t,,., Y Oallverre ley Dr. Law VIOL DENNETTS MODEL WATCH. 66, ♦t Wm imes‘teetary. Ter7 great vvlsts of UN IM~lt BB the WIN Inprommalc Is ether. from I "dam ; Is gslo. Inn LI Moir TM Wm Goma listalwo 30 per mai. la ALT-A-CROWN is low the pries of pod NNW' 1/4. ab. WO. 04 Ur ',whew. dew Bodlnis • vow 00.10. W Wm al sa. pw lb.-0, (WY CIOALB.—By &now and linilway.—LEA and Co.. ma MU.. sod Ti., >ti per tea. dimr from the. Callers by 7M der of TOO .rr bonbon • or the Slarebkewa Leeks Ery. e.ee.re► Wallmed. Osilmod. :resod. asq .finf Lasko NY an ., : ,.. z 0b ' ma r thitallseardwujoks.ramdi...a. HE PIN BUPERISEDED.— Mu kitI = IMO MUT ILOOTIO4ILVIII FLA FM et swq . ir NB add= eel ilia lit oak Mb IN; si = As • are Mem br ae zim • EVAN =IL CULIXPON. wie =re 1 .4. 50 re Or doer ben SistriLnleVisil. MOUND aid WHITE TEETH an not only Wie n., s i t=gir so no b utz:: dm& ou la risa i n WI U r :* a t trimmil ise so ii• ermulled maw sum fro isd o e tr aM " lbe soft • It=e ll • ea Imitibt bbi lmi tg' byll Ram 10. liasseyridlib aypayed ea Ur OffillIMINS Wimp Mel se orb box. OM by Sow sod by aboygAs sad wham TOLOVERS of FISH" (Ft Rh 56004 011 "LOVERS YARMOUTH DLOATIVAL—Tirm MOM sr Omni 01M66es lonlsrdal wail wises nialpiat Ms swami is Mr le lia n yeftes Memo Of pc.6 4166 SAM I la COL 3 /G M s do l6 61 1164166. 060017. awl swat dalim—Aßkom TRoMat i tt M& cam Orm4 YannoeM. WOOS and DAMP AIa.—BARCLAY% S. ASTHMATIC CANDY bat for many nen peeved ea iesasim 1 noinstln Inn the M of no Yup nil Donj r t.nak i llt non urn an se Is OM dAnne. he an le w e d. Is nonne Me In onions 4= _.! Vtlons In* mar ti bewai& lIICLAT arty 111. lambs ; wil NAM Apponnen all nerlalls oaken% =A mrikin rlino et Ild. awl la In. ark don s ia. • an on Ann elas one Me non et "links and One an es Mona 'a nab On. AUTUMN FooB.—wooLLErs PECTORAL CASDT. Ow wattlowara towed for o•usto. colds. balwawowa. Yana. tot allsoilow Wi of shed sadth reat tonwally. Is laid Is Itab ellwatlias Idit aft to Its emattot bat also I. as swum. wao usual: It at tale meow can I lwim o r' 4 4 %= Malawi tendon. at la I esd la N. Idevelaost and atiointw taw Oasollibatco.paq wata KEATINO*B PALE NEWFOUNDLAND COD pei Via OIL Mn , end meets lastelen : hie ben leel sod le Profe tun Thet a. eneisess.ef Po • see St itemeee • to, In the eLM . leztr. ms. ma, Ws - Ilb• •Il Uri imai it tad o aresee." elliesetwe We dl leemse• Is a 1010, e k 91. : *Mt Ile St ; lemelw te St : rid Ike *et telliel l : S i t laserld ememieh-19. IL TasPedieweleSea e 4: = . . bees Ite m * ain Nil wes* elate " Inehers --- -- TAIEBIIIIIAR.--Protesbed by Royal Letters a. ha= Zill led Wm. bl as said the linie de Plan k fis ir eke NNW ftge 0 Melloles. Von& Trim. flirt :. or. ie. Lls Vas spern mai ealrorke aYe qp.tai. So `w as__ IF= x.........,, .....1, •,..... ....:5r.t."7..V.n. ii• "I=lV= .... Colillmazat be Amin = . :16 . ~gra Mob INITE. llo w ltV .... reratle asollellub. all Oe li Wm wend .I. sad llc ris 4. livid ft left et war= arirfmeillie imllles. mar Is la W. Mkt labia Mama lkslr en bola wrimilel—lield le .Is 1/.. , se leer ire. a me fee 33... wideli firm 11... : old ra ft se, atom hy UM, I. aNM ajlHa ; divided I• 16 wpm, daft 11. blalLl.t.rei log Valoata. WIo.W , Am; ha ie. to be Iked 14.....,10 awl Meal la 1... km of Woof ead Wok" 1 Lowkshoil• awe/. P , ..4. 11P. r.nubd. llama. old OIL. alt . 1 " tr.1C.).011•64-046•4 ; S. U. ermar nod P.... 11. makraiii. l ana rb a. ELASER% MAGAZINE be JANUARY. 1867. lOU e...stala e.w.oeneemest el • New Wort. by 0. J. UAi 1.1., I 711 c D 1761010 TP R. T.&. of Ws We,. Akr', e 11144.1. Ity th• ore Author. KATI UPI NTRY 'wad 114w.5. MUST OKAY It T.. T. lb. U111:441/IL IM.PV3II.It. Two lb. 'Amain. jam W. Parlor awl Ws. West Mimi With Inotnitobs by J Is . THE LANCES ni LYNIAIsm. By tbs Author a -The Hely et Read) ff., • I.) the woe •wilr.y. g .ire Ilbruailow. by J. B. 3n 6.1. , TIIR LITTLX PURR. Londos : Jot* W. rani and Ma.. Wog styam. With is Friaai LJre , &M..t•Liss. Is. 61., THE CHRIS ['HAS TREE. .od other Tales. fisisn the German. 14 r4s3T toms. Lot•*: Jiitio W. earlier awl Om Weft Wised. f.teet.lrt MY or ?ODD AND DOWNANII PrITIWOLOOT. tie Nene Iteedee et Part jr., lee, re the &wed )3HYSIOI.OOICAL Volume APIATWe., OMT sad NITRO- Volt' of MAN. Web sentereee Onsfeal Wimareate c t....ll It 1 , 44., X D.. R awl W. bow•ex. IMO beset Alin. th e Tlonl Pall sad IllreSertiee et rat 4 W 7. Mt the 11,4 Velem. . eel . (leeks: tellit W. Arta as 1 sus. wwt Mind. ADYTIOLIT, Dec. 16.—Arronrrxtees.—Lisats wis F. 0. itonotlold (1664), to Use Ttidast, 6, loos honirilo wheal atom Teasel, 6 ,- nth Bet Coast or Armories Station. Master B. Ream, (1815), to the Hawke, 60, wan steals lamp, at Davenport. Bergson E. H. Cr,., Y.D. (1843), to the Eagle, 80, at Davenport. ataentsat amen P. Connie (18.56), to the Hawke. Ris Royal High ems the Duke of Csmbridge leaves tows this minting for the camp at Aldinsbott, to nohow the troops at present statiosed there. The troops are ordered to marsh out immediately after breakfast, and to throw oat pickets. The officers we to meet the Gemmel Commanding is Chief at the railway etch.., sod will attend ea his Royal Ingham, to theme's for the Immo , ion. General Sir James Simpson. G.C.8., General Lord Roltetry, sad Colonel the Hos. Wa. L. rekeshus, who have bees fascism weeks missed is inve= , e claims for the Visteeis Cross (the Order of • ter a shertperied diemstissed their mestisge M Gam*. We have mean to believe that their kibities are semplete up to the 38th Iteginiest of Foot. ROCK= SHEDS AT WOOLWICH AIMIXAL.—in seneogoome of the fetal exploits Nesse months am in the rookie shekel Wcolwieb Arsenal, end the reteemmendstiss of the Minemerfe jet, thee soelt sheds should be Wheal end nem** Item ether balBe u, the authorities a 1 Ohs Wes. ernes dimmed that the premise of rocket maimshe.M be removed from the laboratory .were to sheds mmelmseed ma impemed plan is the Arsenal merehes. Them sheds, twisty-Joel ia somber, hem jum been sesighllei by the commeters, Meson. smith and Ow..f gni hem a sleets/ ef building, denominated the Red a* MOOT/ AT CoLcuarras.—Os Thassiir. tb s 89th haat, mustering 360 strong, swoop's's& hp giwesea sad above 60 eltildree, arrived at ColahaNer, pee es& hem the shy of Closter, when it has bees MagaM fee Me Wt three months. TM Misers weeding the deck wire :—Ceptein Selby, is ceesmand; Cepteles Perin. Gwen ; Liestenente Adjutant Robison, Hume; Johnston. Doan, Hawses% Manners Barren, Dowd's! well; Bulges Baldwin, Make &A ram, Washer too. • great somber of the , am wore Crimea& , medals, sad their marsh from the statics to the essay, to the spiritmarrieg muds of Mee and drums, was extremely eoldier•like. The regimest has ores active servise, befog riistypt. Java, Niagara, Ave, SetosetepsL • It was m itt the Harems war, end served upwards of Ave yeen I. the West ladies. Whilst is the Crimes it was employed principally in the washed In the winter of 1864 sod 1865, and one soldier, now with the regimes* at Kailldind, was invested with ihe Legion of Hesoar, gives by the Issperor of the Fritsch, for distinguished bravery. The lIIIk left the Crimes 900 strong, sad proceeded to Gibraltar. where it remained a few days, and thoo ea- Wised IN the Cape of Good Hope. The right wing of the seeeisueg of 600 NUL was seat M the fresher elks. rzhnests, is sessegsmes cd an expeeted est i:reek ef Me dere, while the remaining 400, Nrestag the lea erliewerere the oely temps left to ionises Willis..'. Teen, The depots of the 12th and 13th ritsimeab are daily *steeled es arrive at the camp.—Haves Benda. ea COLIN CANYBM.L.—At Pembroke Deck the fonserheteminsieg incident oesorred a few cloys age:—The esteem Seeefal, with the greet desire of pttiag through his Wine% naturally began the day early, awl with this keleadlea, ea esterdsy, preeseded to the Defemdble Bor. webs a Ibis before sine Vele*, and, to his great surprise, Lead the dime of the day calmly essomeed in the arms of Norposes. His arrival putting all is the yrs sins, every peed& wartime was made to and some *Seen to rosily. bib. het swing to the greater pert et them being alma at the lest ball at lieoettordwest, the eswerel was obliged Wm* petiestly ; but soddenly perseivisi a lieu. tenant Y Yaks emplane, his toilet, he immediately !palled Wm, and gave him a sharp lemon, partimlarly ty oaths, hie ash atioa to the Imam of early rides.— GMMOM Dei Ara. COURT MARTIAL_ AT ALDERSHOTT. _ A ualnonrt• ------- ntrTlil, — gte - to — pont — H. C. Wellesley, 7th Frain% president, sad the yam usationed sasses i—lAinst:Colasiel Minns Holder, Boots realise Guards ; Liest.-Colosel O. Vaughan Maswell, 88th Feet ; Brevet-Major H. R. /Ebben, 7th Fusiliers ; BriverMajoe B. O. Maysard, 88th Foot; &senator, W. B. Frits, god Battalion Bile Brigade; Brsvet-M• Of James Petrie, 900 Foot; Brevet Major Charles V. Ogee des, let Bettalios Bile Brigade; Captain F. Atherlay, lst Battalion Ale Brigade; Captain Janes Duff, 23rd Fusi ; Captain H. be. 16th Hussars; Captain C. H. Lawr . ben. l•sh Feet; Captain J. F. fiats, 7th Fusiliers; Capt.l T. F G. Feehmingbant, Boots Futile/ Guards ; sad Veal. Cod Webb ash, ird Battalion Rile Brigade—esseesbled yeseinial MUM nation of the &nth Cusp, Allm an% kg dm of trying Resign Charles Jaques, 23rd Welsh Pet lsey sees sharps preferred against Ma by his NM einseedieg officer, Colonel Busbury. The lisst Amp wet that I. had fairly represented to his ammaibe if.,,, Carton Bathant, that a dishonoured Asses kit 111 bold by Mr. Boletus, a dealer in slim, sad ea as of .. which he owed to Mn. Cotty, a ahem mast, Mismiant, had been paid ; the colonel keens to noinsi Mm in pay than debts, upon a emplane being effilsosesd Se Ma by the tradesmen, sad Captain Bethune, is whinsMsJsquet had applied for leave of stenos, epee their being before he would grant i lli trVith reseed se the shsesno's menet, it appeared friss the 'widows thee lashes Jerieet had really taco oat a poseeffiee cadet is seed the mosey to Farnham, bet for. Nettie w treeseitlite eels,. The other matter, that of the sign dealer's emeest, wee set pm into yesterday. The wooed shame wee, that hiving obtained nave of absence from the depot at Newport, is Monmouthshire, till the sod of August, he did sot return to bit duty st the ezpiratim of that UPlet gassing binwelf on the ground of ill-h ea l t h, an d that he disregarded the repeated orders of his orannandies riser to Mara. Oa the 3rd of October he wrote to resign his sommision, and was arrested on the 13.11. &viral witnesses wore szsmiasel, and the sown adjourned at Mu o'clook. MALTA, Dic. 10. On the Bth her Majesty's ship Urgent arrived hem Boglaad, and the sect monies leaded all the drafts she bad brought. She is te notate to fleabags Moody seat. Sir Geroge sad Lady (horsy take a maw fa ber. Her Majesty's ship Rousit returned os the tab with mails from the lotion Nude. At &ate they MI refused to give her Festiva,. Her Map sl's ship Wpm nainied from Sicily sad Sophie ; sod her Malesty'o ship Ihniaboll left for Ineasd, tow'st the steam gsa boat CUmberr i Lint. Haloos. The Cracker, Liest. Stockton, keelsd mod to the Dmiliyard meek preparatory to being towed Is We have reports hers that there are distarbsmess=, het oar neonate are awn mad require seeinwedis. The soldier here who was slabbed is the 'beehive Is thee deed. This fact of two nes of His llbth Iteeibtest Wag murdered is sae night has eared a wsy mess the soldier,. aad they havens*, nevi is• use of their arms-belts oa the backs of she Mailese; but happily there has been so sae of more heel siempses. The Maltese amebae very bitterly at being threshed is this way, sad they aro much alarmed. They an penis( up s Winos to the governor, which will be inweesoary, @ism very entente measures are already takes by Sir is. Pessidathor. Strop, patrols parade tbe streets, followed by two polices's, to protect both soldiers acid civilians. We may hips that Do further disterbasces will take place. Tat Nrw CATTLE MARKET.- Yesterday the Lord Mayor, arAowpseied by Alderman Sa lmons, Clo th e, sal Lawraate, sod Mr. H. L. Tiler, the ehouwas et the markets improvement eemnittee, Mr. D. Jersey, Mr. Holt, sad 0014/1 ateenhers at the CMIIIIOII Cosa oil, prooteded hoes • vied of laspeotioo Mee Hew Metro politan Cattle Market, apes the cars* of the read Christmas tattle show. Hie WY* sod Ibe onowitte• apes orriviag at the market Mimi Ort meek Wulf* thaso were passed and tied arm& ad ON barge aad 111,000 sheep. Bowe of the prima aahmala bon */ am Os mop tows at the leis sh.w M &beer mat ware do viewed. isalalip awl ma r anal** salaeq•sady /lofted the wades la Ida do* s sad Ohs ad •driv_seed *sir hilh apleelledise of the aspleasmssas waist aas boss pa =ssamada. sad et ell the •Illognisto added bad be Mx the cosh rt ad assionadadaa *fibs Int_yen Sad a ft il% valor lb. sk Ufa sepaintlißMllol Idit. Bu- andataat. SPOTTING. TATTER:SAM:S.—MONDAY. The beta whisk were 'wade as the Chester Cap main so Gamest. The operatics. os the Derby were, however, is metals Mittman impsetaat. Blink Bossy was is steady demaad at 12 to 1, sad was backed foe SOW mossy: 100 i. was lammed es Lady Hawaii's. at 26 to 1, sad 30 to 1 was takes freely about Oleammoss. 800 to 100 was offered apt John Bett's lot, hat 1,000 to 100 was " wasted." The roma was well Wooded, wad hilortita Meeslathm was somewhat WM. Closing prime : CHESTER CUP. 1000 le 20 apt Talmud& (t) 1000 to 30 Mold of Derma( (t) 1000 to 13 Oratorios (t) 1001 le 10 Ilea* (t) 1030 to 10 Triples* g) 1000 to 10 Walla (t) IWO to 10 Alice (t) TWO THOUS Ie I AND GUINEAS &TAU& lagot leyaia (t) 1041 to lb 00 added= voslag this ant sad the Derby. Dean. 10 le soot 100 Deaay (t) 14 to layeli(t) 20 to leataraeat de to noir it Si le 1) 23 to 2 ) 1001 St to to u —dea d It)nowtheile (t) SO to 1 Olsmireat (t) 000 to 0 AIM= lo 40 AMP (t 40 le l Mee (t) 1)00 le 1 tlee Data UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Doc. 16. This mortise Yr. Chary Joh* Blows, Cowmen sad Robibitioser of Christ Char* was sleeted stalest of that society. This is the Soot sissies Wass Um samisatidosiavo boos throws *pea to ossensos. Oa timosat soossisa there wenssiorso seadilsiso. Mr. Blots • first doss Is Use lishosl tf Modowiloos au tie order It hos boos osaildeally ausertod i• Oxford this autraffig that the BAT. Arthur P. !Nudity, M.A., late Fellow of tiaivenity College, Claes of Canterbury sad Chapiala to hie Royal Hiatuses Prime Albsrf , has ainopted the once of Bogies Prefewar of Beeleelastical History, readend vassal by the death of Professor Haney. ESCAPE OF FRENCH PRISONERS FROM CATANNE. The Now York askew meta= sis interesting &writhe supplied by setae of the easeped primacy' et Comma, wk. bays safely arrived la the United &sets situ sadergolag assay perils sad bariatips it a very roessatie sestaster. -- iiiiiti:oevea onside, polities! sad °thumbs, were herded together on a little bland shoat a mile won, day Galled the Devil's based, as si the group of the gaiety Idea& lyisg oQ Fres& Guyana. They was fed as .aft perk ..4 Wendt, onsesiosady varied by salt onsillelt and Olio suit, sod slated every noratag by t►eir keeper, who same hen a seighbouring bLar,d, L'lle Royale, when thus was a detashawat of urea. - An weep was twei eat owlet oat by alas IBM sat ✓a ft nail with think hkthad immeatk a frames. After saffertag great her sat brier tee of their number, ow d the., • herfilier d Dos Phew" ma attempted to sheet Leal Nageteek thet eseellei the Doti sittleeteate. Aserhia mere was Oaftiog Neat a meath after with tere Nam et wit*. esettelabr wea, sweseedei eampirs lbe *gimes et the Tema sesames% while the Isasseas area ea the other were retakes. Thew rhea jahtad thsk eassraiss at Parasearlbe. Most of these who ere here, we lass of some odeestlea. They have lidless the 'snowier Getout, of dligf amps; News. sad Cliabease funiehlag the esseviet el the Iser. l =l 4 . Oran Dime, a meg sum NM the opeelessat It the a victim of the soup rile% who ha spent these years la Comae, that of the amend Neaps Coat upsa the reek of Dive's bleat, sad left to die, far tram marythiaa la the weal whisk is dear to a ma, we domed new pelisses fee weepeortsieh were diSpelt of eassatlea, es Albs trees ea the Mead had bees at dews the yew hews le befit weeds he Meows at escape— whieh dews hied. We had hue sae wawa left—that of =raft. This agreed es ell west to work. lows et feet c 4 ends wen made of bark, by the aid of the wheel of a barrow. We deg out ea norms. stump, wad with • Media est handsaw made staves of this sad thalami* of wag alma. These were suds late barrels, with 'Wilted& firs piano, sad a plait.. ' which we trameftased late sa .dl.. Au old trash of • tree sad the beam 1t... astaltablted house, served for the frame of the refl, ant shirts, pantaleoas, sad blouses were sewed towhee lee a son. Iverythlag was earefully hidden', 10 ea an to mile the attention of the keeper, who MIN envy morning. Whoa oar oars was lashed, we pat our rattail icUy together, sad SON boards, partly ailed sad partly tied, served as a door for It; a bulwark w also pat on to support our oars ad keep the waves from sweepiag over as. The raft was Leached, bunk, met set sails were put oil beard. with bread sad water. At bat, sews of us rowed out at t *Week la the evades, so as sot to be sera by the troops, who are establithed at Ink No yak, sad di rected oar 001119111 toward Dudek Gana.. The Witt was chow ' sad at daybreak the Mirada were out of sight. Daring the lest days we kept out of sight of Lad, the sea was our octanes* by day, aid the is.. sad stars at night. We :aft the island oa the 12th of August, ad oa 16:11, at 4 p.m., we landed on Doak soil. TM nit was repaired dark( the sight, sad at daylight we started agile, hatpin in sloes to the lead. so as to go as shore Is we of pursuit. Oa the Jonah day we leaded, the wind being astray. We had three days' retie, on board; we made to.. last five days. Os ta With, our brightest was half ea oar aeons for each man, our sapper a sleek Grob. Oar water gave oat that moraing. Oa the seventh day we sit aabs, which made as very lb nty„ as they were lot salted. Oa the eighth day, the wind Wog the same way, it was decided that if it did aoi sleep the seat day, tee of us should go by bad to work aid. This day was terrible; we were nditeed to drink our wise sad salt water, which still inereased our thirst. Rea fell that sight, sad we streaked oar sal to catch it; bat so little fell that the sail was only moistened. We sacked It, sad It did as a gnat deal of good. Os the ant day we started, lesvieg behind our sena eirearedes (Piaaori, Quinn, Bahia Datheasey, and lio khaki), to whom we were to bring ' aid as soma as possible. &ranted we walked for four day. sad • half through mad sad ever troths of tress. We lam several small rivers, and walked for a mile or two in the sea, wilt the water up to our necks. To refresh ourselves we land ambits' ea our route but a few pounds of hooey sad some very small birds' eggs. We bad some fresh water mace. Vries sad eat water were our oily drink, with this exception. Daring this time we band no tray of mea. We saw nothieg but stab', deer ad tiger tracks, sad monkeys romans about us. Night sad day we IMO eaten up by mesquitoni, gnats, ad horesillies. At last, cm the 28th, at aeon we reached the Ant ablating, sad were well reserved! • as week for ta aka is charge of tha Dateh post. He spoke Freak very well, and as told him of tit peril of our soared... We barged Ma to give them speedy old, but Is van. We were told that we should be taken to the Cookie of the district. Wan we west to him we made the same request, but he kept as all sight is his house, ad seat seed the sett day to the Deveraor at Parana be. We meshed that place ea the seersiag of the 19th, aid were takes to the Premium Gears', who seat as to Maw, ad it was at nail tartan boars afterwards that a poll.. agent WM seat for us = marsh of iter oeserades. We started that night at 10 sad ea the 31st we (*sad three of ear In seearedes. They had ametrated a small raft sad had eoesseasei their jowney, bet they sees riposted la the sad lett the raft to wade through Use shallows. rasa& the Dash pest la the eight of the Mk ( ad Quieted dorms the day at Os nth—tares last fill Crew eshaestios daring the day of the 27th, was ia: a = there where se shade, sad the sea WS beg. Om Wes main am ea bad ow buk sad west with as In search of the ether, two. We nailed the plan that sante day from which we were to start to dad then, bat we were obliged to wait for AB ceder free the septets of the district, which did tot nee Mil the neat day, the let of Poptenber. At last a phninaa, the penile et the Man, the two rasa who waren lithe es t• Bella—"-, w pine Mist and the three aspen seereied the ease, ton they did not dad that ; it was not natll seen creeks later that we learned from the aadvai that they bad feud then is the nod, *sir eyes eaten wt, sad leek heads deemed by the wan. These violas are Peen& Pram, sad Bokeasky, • Pole. We Teemed to Pesineellea were pet In prises &gala fora hide ad duo seat to Demean. " TIMM amps gale the Idea of • enarad. The atten tion of thenneransat of the Woods had, however, been awakened, sad ovate badeentebed the island sad envied away the dew nen tad materiels when the exiles still had, for all arlarteling was our of MINN lanky ; we lacked everything, het aesanity made as ininebriors. Twenty homed ems party, sad soothes allether, to build two rafts tympany feet is leagth, by eight la breadth. With a few Me of weed picked op about the island, and four hems lateaded fie the sills of a house, we made two frames, sad on then we pissed faggots sad bundles of °ors stalks. Oa the sides we bad bulwarks throe feet high ; a piece of Weed la beat famed the bowsprit, and a large oar served se a rudder. • rule fifties het nag did very well for • lust, sad we made ear sail, like the *titer, of shire, tad our nun& Mew was wade of the bark of limn plants and • _ --- - " Oa the day of departure ws were owspeUed to pall a house is Owes to gat vista:l4 for the &aria, of oar rafts, sad we replsad the hoards with brash to demise the watehfalaws of L'is Royal*, of whish this hoses was la fall view. _ --" 0; the 13th of September, at foal p.m., all was rawly. A stow sewed ap I. a staves bag holout two veeeth at flasher fa a plebe inviable treat the other Wands, aid we welted mull twilight should begia to shade the lama. ;11t 71, pra., we set sail la spite of a high see, sad at daybreak, ow the of the 14th, we passed the Galt of fteleautri, at the Meanie of 'boat twelve kagem Toward' tow *Week la the monism the two rafts which hod kept etswpaay without accident ap proached seek ether More closely. Jut at that time, the raft the fourteen met with a misfortune, hat not being able to Five thee say aid, we exhorted thaw to take eurege sad not be Militated. They then headed for lead, sod seas disappeared bousth the horixos. " We afterwards leaned that they were arrested by a steamer seat la pencil of as, with soldiers and geadarase, sad ordered to shoot an lasteatly if we refused to ear reader. We have this from the maim who navigated the 'toaster. --- Oa the leek after three days and sighte exposer* as • ►igh sea, inemiereed in the water to our weld+, and some times eovered by the wares whisk swept over our raft, we landed oa the oast of Ideroni, • few mallet from an Indian village. We seat two of oar number to the valage to have • palaver with the a•ttese, bat they could not madantaad sash other. oatltCl7th we returned to oar raft, but the lodises bad pillaged it of everything portable, se all hope of escape by as wee eat WE We coos saw a ;wog. of 'adieu, armed with gams, sakes, sad bows and snows. To gala their goodwill, we gave lime • few piewe of lien irides we had wmalalag. Two SWOON sow arrived. They spoke • little Fffaith, and told as that there wee • Dateh colony Arnow or 18 miles eff. They Wooed the ladiaas to take as there to their woe. This. we resolved moot generous hospitality. We pawed the 18th sad the 19th at Samna, sad proctored a rata manned by Taoism; to take is to Sulam, sad is the 21et of September we arrived there ' alines naked, werwhelmed with fatigue, with ow lege aimed, and oar hot badly sat. OsAke 21st of October, also of as embarked on the Items/ Parimaribe, alai& leaded as oa the 23rd at Deme rara. We applied to the English goveremest, and were well received. Oar purges were paid by the governmeat to Badmen; and ea the 30th of ()Weber we embarked as the Amazes, whisk landed is as the 20th of November in Baltimore. Oa the 24th we took the steamer Palmer for Philadelphia. We same to New Took the sum day by the emigreat Malta and is the 27th we were wry happy to be able to shako the ludo of war brothers and Meala New Task. ftw - lollTr wati not oomprboo ell .b.... p0d by Um two Mosso : New.7lZl;s7 .. atistke. Ilarrairee Nl* Tort. Deepasal ..Now York. Now York. Gibed ...... Sa roots. Balls .. Ea mate. Plead . Mahlon Now York. M om P.w York. 50010d0....--...nramgotorar --Now York. aroma York. Osiris Now York. —Sow York. Illoodkos —..—kboosrokor Onikrot w lri ale. Doom Milpemplatir nolo. mar sift Goolikr—...—.Jkiragsoer to mks. .—raw ze sm. .11. laser --.... we& sews. 111.191-----espaselset maw Ramis. Omer lima& ANOTIII3I ORM ROBBERY ON • lIAILWAT. Lau mutat Miermstisa wee resolved at Mv venom City sad metropolitan pea* eistkas that a leather boa, metalling • met camber et watebes, had hoes seeks en the Cole mks sad Lomlawfany Railway ; fortaaahly they were all morreed with re makses asms, Meteor, Gomm " sad ibibwilsg ass the numbers of some, so that if they are Mimed kr sib la She Uaited Hiagdesa the guilty parties MI Mead s geed shame of beteg appreheaded. Aransget taken was a gold duple: enamelled dial, No. lgw; No. 27,636, ditto, gold dial; No. 27,716, gold iswie Wass, repeater, saasesll.4 dial ; ailgold borizootal repeats., amussiled dials, Nos. 23 823, 19,674, 23,987, 29,10111, 19,074,umd 28,661; Nos. 29,146, gold horizontal repeater, pad dial; 29.147, ditto, ditto; 39,274, ditto; 2,980, gold Inez sad geld dial; 29,1101, ditto, ditto; 29,602, ditto; 20 60$ 11 1 au nts ; 28,976, ditto; 28,606, ditto sod ea - s , valuable 32 valblo gold horizontals, with mane diah, numbered 24.366, 29.121, 28.664, 28.880, 28.092, 29.339, 28.899, 28 969, 28,603, 29,692, 29.1112, 28,783, 28 724, 29.694, 29.650, 29,118, 28 318, 19,700, 29,383, 29,172, 29,890, 29,890, 29,387, 29.334, 28,122, 27,142, 29,388, 28,964, 28. 690, 28,661, 29,673, and 29,670. Also 144 gold borawatals, with gold dials, uumben varying from 24,367 to 3,000; 10 silver horizontal watches (butane), were des labia away, the Milli having eauulled dials; ad 12 silver hot-aeon's. with ooeu feud enamelled dials, Luathered 19,290, 20.266, 8,916, 10,106, 18 879, 10,440, 10,478, 12,037, 12,043, 11,287, 12,066, and 12,067. Also four ditto, ditto, silver dine, numbered 10,190, 10,469, 29,616, 29,618 ; and fear oiler levee, open taped omamollod dials, aamborod 11,100, 11,101, 11,103, 11 107 A reward of 1001. is offered to any person who Mall give math lafermatios se shall lead to the appreheasios of the nifty parties sad Tanury of the property. BURGLARY AT • BILVIRIMITIeIf. CARDIFF, Das. 18.—At about 3 o'slosit this saoraing the polies gave the alum to Mr. Bpiridloa, silvemmith sad watohmakor, that hile shop had inn brokies into, and on aersetinatio;il be framl that gold sad silver watches, together with die maSidarntoage, lad bun earriod off, whisk he sati nets& as the yaks if 8004. It appean that pollee-sergeent Gallas was parsing the atop, sad had hie attaatios an:sated by Ineidag come little sons of a autpleloss cha racter withlw He hasteued to the station, which was shoat • headred end twat y yards off, to obtain the essistuee of a constablo, end a hie mars aroused Mr. Bpiridios, bat by that time the thieves had dissampod with their booty. Oa saasainiag the shop It appeased that an entrant% bad hose effettod ham the adjoining shop, steepled by Mr. Thomas, seedemen, a bolo having as made through the belch pastitiew-well which divided the two shops. Ths back premises of both Mr. flpiridiee and Mr. Thomas abut es the boundary wall of the grenade attached to the Mar ' gals of Bata's moldiness, Cardiff Castle, and it is thought tbe thieves nut have "sound Iwo the castle meads, as the beck door of It,. Thomas's house was open, bet the frost door was festned whim Mr. Theism sane down. Mr. Solana and an Janata of Mr. Thomas's beam had hsard sale kink Boise darns; the RIM, bat it was so isdietiset that &nth*, of thus had say idea It proeseded from an, pretabs& It IL evident the thieves were disturbed, and quitted the premier fa baste, as a pert of their pleader was =dose to the wall Interne the two shops. This anises have bees apprehended ea suspicion, use of them bobs Mown so a Mfeevotleave envie, ad the Win was the sus *be was tried at the remit whiter melees. mad so 111.4, se the %dingiest *la him dad a ticket44-leavo mamma Smith, ohm Doept .kr burglary at Mr. Mosses, silveranith, Swung. - Tae DWI Ch21211111011M.--We the* to mkt that this severead gentles's' who la tarwad bee paelgais for Vt. last Wes lean, woo took spesiblese a a IMO* slue fres whisk be has a,t nreweeeed, ad saga SIAM apprelteasteas aro eats/Weed. Pawn wore asps& ap at the eathedni bath la the mislay ea/ raw lag amiss of Sudsy. Teo unread swim= Is iamb easpeated la taw idty sad aelgttbeesbeed, sad bit Is wool be a seem el great rove. to those who bays bad the 04491111 of hiasquiataser, or to othen who Iwo had rem- sea la Matra his aftbility at eajoy kapitallalsa— Ankh 941P041. Last night a apaalal misting of the Royal Geogre- MBoAty was he'd, for the purpose of proseradag Dr. a il grams with the gold nodal on di. term lime from hie Abram meek The sradety's rooms wane IMPIP6I4 Is Grams with perms both embus to see the Alstiegnisited traveller sad to hear *ems swami of the straw Ira& sad MiTamidst which he sprat the last Datum years of his he °messy present igeradvi Mr. Imitegehere, the Secretary for the Colonies; General Pea, GUMMI Pollock, Lieutenant O'Reilly, Dr. Rae, Dr. Rim, Era R. Rawliasoe, Colossi Everest, the Earl of Iftiramsbury, Mr. Rodgrain, Mr. libinaird, M.P., Mr. Seymour, M.P. • Dr. Ber th , the Abram traveller; the Portuguese Aabiseedor, Consul Bread*, Prolamin. Owen, Colonel Emile ' Mr. Oswald, Captain 'Verdes, Mr. Gordan Cumming, Mr. Crawford, Mr. Tits, M.P., dc. Mn. Lftiagstoge mad several other ladies were also present. Dr. Livingstone on his entering the piece of meeting, was loudly cheered. As might be expested, his Los is searadentily tamed, bat is act quite so Whetted as me west Inn se 1806 a raddeme and exposure ender • au ra Me esemeramme la placid, but fraternised ; mil eye at time liseelms great vivacity. Rio meat is eery mast that of a fcceigaw, but he spoke with consider. ehie Nee, was aisrar at a lose for a word, and his Moles of weposeira, Omega semethaes rough, was generally pip besseque sad fell of asemiag. RA R. I. hlgnonisox, who, as President of the Resisty, occupied the chair, said that the so- Wray was specially called together that evening to welcome Dr. Livingstone on his return from Africa to his settee country after as absence of 16 years—(cherar)—der lag which period, whilst he endeavoured to spread the blessings of Christianity in Africa, he had made geographi cal discoveries of so meek merit that he had obtained from the society the Victoria, or pewee's, gold medal. (Chem.) When that homer legs awarded him la 1866, the Earl of Illessere, ia Mutes to Dr. Liviagstooe, spoke of the fact that he, the matesaded sad mmaisted zramioaary, left his mark oa sepsis whisk ware provionaly a blank. And what mast sew be their esteem for Dr. Lielagstose when they knew tint he was to »tura to ths vest regions which Is at dpmed to their kaowledp ? (Cheers.) Raving velhoraille the mate Men by Dr. Livingstone, the president observed that patting together all ate various journeys, Dr. 1.1 weld not have travelled less than 11,000 miles of Ahiesr greemd. (Chem.) AM alter having struggled with imp &Morales 14 the foualaset risk of his life, sad memos amigos, obstacles, he at length emerged from the 'slimier, sad altar having been 'Goateed glib great kladases by our one allisii the Portuguese, he retraced his steps sad reached the other side of that last esatlacat. By doing so he kept his plighted word to the i poor natives who stood by hint. (Oboe's.) The Passuram them called on Dr. L1'114146..6 to Wee, sad is pveleatkag hien with the gold medal said—lt is now my pleasing duty to primal to you this, our founder's medal, as a testimony of our regard sad esteem. I rejoins to , era this room occupied by sash a anmerons ememblage of sad seamy disaishod persona. I rejoin, mss Il L ier I t kI s meting is attended by the representatives of erase seam t and I especially rejoice to tee hare the repro- imitative of that Italica whose government and subjects la the Mast regime of Africa have treated you as a , heather, sad without whose aid may of the most i important 'mita of your journey could never have brae achieved. (Rear, hear.) Glad mat the hearse be of all here 'whoa they me armed yea your old maestro is Africa, 1 Coleasl Steele, Mr. Oswald, sad Captain Virden, sad so may of oar ma Mime Me have pettleipated is yaw Mous. I memeteseeladie MEM& timahlag yea meet sin eerily la beteg runeemied by ma who sou certainly the best juiciest year merle; whoa I see la this rem so amp dietined African travellers, cad mesa* them that sialaest traveller, Dr. Barth,who alms reached Traibuctoo, sad returned from it. I congratulate you en Wag sin reeMed by sash meal on the omission of messatieg you with this testimay of their esteem. (Cheers.) Dr. LIVINGS/ONi, in niply, said—l have velem so little la my ewe taigas for the lest 16 years, sad hays lived so mush amain foreiggen, that you mat egoism the Leper intim of my language an the present eccesisra (Rear, !sera) I beg to return you, Mr. Presides% ladies, sad gandeetee, my warmest thaake for the distlaguldisil Imam yea lave show seamed ea me, sad ales for the kind cad MISIMMMIng exprrastons with which the gift of the gold modal al the Royal Geographical Society has been anioni pasha. As a Craistian missionary, I only did my duty la attempting el vi u r up parts of nor th ern intertropical Africa to the rya of Christendom, and greatly gratified I MI he latemet which you and others have ee =lls time objea. I take It se • pled ke pest aegis nos and countryantry may ye ge t besemme pert of the general eommuaity of amides. Mem* The English people and government have dose mem ties say other for Central Afros In the *ay of sup =tine Wade which is the blight of commerce sad ialimegares with the madras. May I hope that the pa* 1 Wee iliplaed he the ialsofra may be shut, sad UM la addllisa le She of the slave trade fresh Meets mop be V e lle the internal "usurers of the woratey. la this way ad sad speed of Christianity sea as Nader mem of our cruisers la the suppres sion Mee stave teed. pima/mat. I comsat pretend to a Mee DM of triumph. • man Easy boast when he is pet tleg se Wanew but I am only putties ea mime. (Craws.) And while I feel deeply grateful for the high opinion you have fla med of me I asanot bet feel that you Bsi i i . rate me above my sad fora that my future may act ease seep the of the presses. I see sassy here—Cofteiel NOM) Varden, sad Mr. Oswald, for entente—Who have effected all that I have don*. You are not is meat of capable agents, and I am only too thankful that they left somethrag for me to do ia Africa. I 1 thaak you for this andel, sad I hops it will go dews to my family as a heirloom worth kespiag. (Cheers ) Mr. LABOOCW/111 *SO MUNI. and Sir R. Rewintecnt seceasted, a vote of thesis is the Portuguese government sad nbjests la Africa, toe die talistanc• readered by then to Dr. Lieragstem. The Pommel/BSI AMBASSADOR returned thanks. _ _ The PIOIITART Miss read some letters descriptive of Dr. Leninism's travels, which 'stewed Into minute partisalan of Ms veriose itosstries traversed by him. In 'Annus to a mill from the President, and is reply to vstlou quetioss, Dr. Ismororrolts added sissy interesting ens eau details of biajousey. Ile said that the interior of Africa &banned is fibrous suntan's. of • strong tiaras like ilea. Cissoas and sarsaparilla wen abandant, Lodi,* grew M penults ; bees' was, coal, iron, and gold were also &beads:et. The ishabitaste of the nutria were kiln, especially the nue.. In C.atral Africa the Inman had the upper bud. They fed the men. The wife was obliged to supply bet mother-is law with firewood. A man who bed file wins, butt g retuned boom risked sontethiag of No. 1. No. 1 nftrnd him to No. 2. No. 2 desired him to go to the on be loved beet. He was bushed shoot from one to the other till be became quite earegml, but all be mould do wee to go inn the toy of • tree rod etl aloud, " I thosalit 1 had got fire wives, but I find 1 ban got five witches " If • woman beat her husband, she was pawned in thin way: both were taken to the market plus, and the wife war compelled to take the hoe bead home wa her bask, amidst the neon of the people. Oa those causions the women generally cried oat, " it bile again ." As he appronhed the coo fines of civilisation be head the people lees Mad. The abundance of large game is Afrlea was prodigious, and there were RIM large fern remain of salamis. He met speaks of the satelope la Africa which bad sever bees deminhitd. Mr. liquazat @eked whether the fact of the WOlOllll bane, the lam did not imply that the women were obliged to work la the Heidi whilst the men were idle ? fo. I timid nu!, wows, sad cMil• doss, always tegethu is Ms Adds. The country is omit fertile, sad is may places Otte mop 4 I.:paned, mother is growing, and a third is sons at the amen t.me. Captals VAIDIN observed, that though his friend Dr. Liviagstoes hod spoken is the highest terms of African ladies, he omitted all mention of one lady who dispeased the most sabossded hoepitalty to all Airiest. travellers. Professor Owss thought that 1)r. Livicgstone's die vomits surpassed all expectstios. He felt deeply interested M his remarks on the animals of Afros, and hoped that some specimens of the fossils ha alluded to would reach this oonstru. Mr. Goinox Comm, addressed a few words to the meeting, sad spoke in the wannest terms of the kindness he experienced from Dr. Liviasiston• when engaged in hie hunting expeditious in South Africa. Dr. Livinorfonn haying stated that some of the moan. tains of Attica mese covered with a white stone, a specimen of which lay on the table The Pauli:mit? °honied that it would perhaps be found that the mountains of the moon, which the isietioaaries desisribed so being covered with snow, ware only oosered ' with this white stone, which, unchr a tropical sun, would sparkle like mow. The proesediap, whisk mimed to excite great interest, then terminated. Tim Nil! Tax orr Dose.—ll appears from a desaaant. lad hired, teat la the year err Marra rat the dog tan reallmalllll,9l2l EAdVinhillalMq—HOLLOWAT'll OINTMENT AND Pala Plllllllllllll6 'ft &AL arra Mansura na sr Era or BAD lar—Oß Illefraftr siaralre. Omt Ormearaer Mr. archer Ira a ball Mt ta a eariambla tire; OW Arra re ert WWI err la re era. sal Mel a wryer oder imi bet "Nam erkerrawmper reberrer. albaantißerearet nib am tar are seer, rift la lariat spar ef reeellerel a parr eara ler.Maltere abaralr al K lireerAlrr lIMIMMIONM earn* la dr emesy s t s t ur ama—asio by ea redirevaidere =rlhe aria Milawa. Irrildarassr oma. ma as. Molam.ber. rue Tem; br A. lam% CiaMmilmeks frotiarple Sigma; sad S. Kw, larbo. • A meeting of the Lew Amendment Society was held yesterday evening at No. 3, Waterloo-place ; Mr. M.D. lids ht the chair. After the seaffrmatlon of the minutes of the preceding I muting, The Securest (Mr. Hastings) read the following letter which he had remind from Lord Brougham : " Brougham, Dec. 13, 1856. "My dear Hastiega,—l trust that the society will aol fail to consider, together with the measures Mathis tO Mercaattle Law (previous to the conference), also those which appear now to press themselves on OCT attention re lads, to the Criminal Law. The absolute necessity is now admitted on all heads of removing from our law the very ' discreditable peculiarity which distinguishes it, of treating the most criminal breach of trust es no offence, but only • pound of claim to • creditor against his debtor. After the moues' which I have so often given, teeth in the Bosse of Lords and in the society, of the meat scandalous rob bery—that never would have been perpetrated bad the law given the offence its proper name and ereadign punish mut—and altar the proofs which oar committee fiend of the groat frequency of such mimes, I can have no doubt that the bill will be framed which shall introduce dab in period emeedmeat of the law ; accompanied, ma it 'bead eseteleis be, by • provision enabling all trustees to receive paymentlies their trouble, unless when they accept this =be upon ether terms. There are other subjects connected with oar criminal jurisprudence which may fitly and safely be considered at the prompt time. An improvement was made is the law of libel some years ego, by permitting the truth of the matter to be given in evidence on prosecutions ender certain restriatioes. The bill which I brought into the Holies of Commons, in 1816, gave this permission to the defendant in all seem, whether of pub= libel or of private. It was very carefully prepared u to its details, with the rateable assistance of Mr. Tindal (afterwards Chief Justice). The feeling generally entertained in its favour was strong, and I believe nothing prevented it being carried except the frequency of prosecutions by es officio information as that time, which the bill would have put down. These formed oa the one tide the great argument in favour of the mea sure, but this raised equally strong objections on the other, sad thus the controversy assumed a ,party character, and the bill was lost. When, in 1830, I again introduced it, state prosecutions for libel had entirely teemed; hut being immediately after removed to the House of Lords, the measures 'for establishing local courts, and for improving the proceedings is benkruptcy, seemed= all ethers ' and I did not proceed with the libel bill. Lord Campbell, some yule after, undertook the consideration of this important subject, and having referred it to • committee of the Lords, the present act was paned, which =fortunately is confined to the cue of private libel. This restrietios I was extremely sorry to dad resolved the high sanction of Lord Denimaa's apprevaL It la one of the very few subjects on which I had the seledistmes to differ with him ; but certainly the nom whisk he pve did not shake my opinion. Indeed, the piemdmila se prove the truth seems more questionable is the ease derivate than in that of state prosecutions ; and I well Isedlset that is 1816 some, who were the most measly disposed M give this parsalsaloa, when public libel is pro meted, bedpost doubts If it should be extended to Unease of plods dram That was not my view ' however, and I :tallMe partial alteration lately effected as beneficial, is eeetweetly as deserving the support of friends to law imeeffelsent, sad as likely to end in the more complete =s pumoni el ear proesdare. " It me be s quoilleo whether the time Is not come for • MINIM whisk shell embeses the whole law of libel, slander, sad disdr maim, for there are several other matters of im mense esoeseted with It, beside that to which my present remarks have been waned. Bat in one respect it must be allowed, that the times are favourable to a full and snore jadieed consideration of these questions, all state prose/s -tems having _for many years ceased, and no party feelings Wag at all likely to Interfere with the discussion. " Believe me, dte., " H. Biouorsoc." Mr. F. Has than read a paper, by himself, "Oa the seams of freeing the country from dangerous criminals." Re submitted, for the consideration of the accesty, the following reselations 1. That the existence of the present frequent highway robberies and burglaries, coupled with the feet that the great body of the people of this country are honest end peaceable, argues great imperfections in our criminal law or to its admialeratioe, or is both. 2. That, even is cases where there is no moral doubt of • man's guilt, and of his being an habitual criminal, it is now often the ears that, for want of the ischaioal =ideate re quired by the law, the culprit remains at large, to th e great danger of the lives sad property of her blelestre subjests. 3. That it is highly desirable that every legal obstacle, whisk, while it is likely to afford • screen for the guilty, is not necessary for the protection of the innocent, should be . . 4. That it is highly desirable alas that *very habitual offender, especially when convicted of a serious aims, should be (optioned far such a period as will, la all likelihood, saline to effect his complete reformation ; and that w►en there is no reasonable prospect of reformation ke should be isenfisod for life. 6. That se an important step towerde the attaiantent of this °Nest It I. the opinion of We moiety that the 4th mann of the 16th and 17th Viet., e. 99, laying dews • male for entenitsting imprisonment for maw p irtation. abould forthwith he repealed, and terms cf imprisonment adopted Lamed, folly equal to those of transportation; uthjoet always, as in the can of transportation, to She mitigating power of the crown. Atter rose discussion it was resolved that the pars which lad berm reed should he received and referred to the Criminal Lew Coalmine*, to consider and report open. The meeting adjourned tin Monday, the 12th January. THE LONDON RAGUED BOYS. The Earl of Shaftesbury presided last night at the annul meeting of the Britanois•ceurt Industrial In stitution, the object of which is to cultivate habits of Industry bosom; the yoseg regret boys in the neighbour. heed of King's-erose ; and in the coons of his address his lordship said ise desired to impress upon the pubis the value of suck both:otiose. Had the g ion before the meant laboured as strenuously is the same taunt, the state of satiety now would have been very different ; end had not the resent generation so laboured, he believed the state of the population would have been such so to defy all govern ment however supported by police or a standing army. A refer and dormitory for destitute boys having bens estab lished in Westminster, one of the principal thieves of the vicinity asked leave of a city missionary to visit it, and. after inspecting the rooms and the asholars, he begged his name might be pot down as an annual subscriber of ens guises. The missionary said, tt We know well enough who yon are ; what age induces you to talk like that?" The thief replied,. It is wily explained ; for it there had been iasti. lotions like this when I was a boy I should never have been brought to my present disgraceful position." In his opinloa it was impossible for any one to go through sny of the crowded districts of the metropolis without being convinced of the absolute necessity of doing something for the owry young children who, either being without fathers and mothers, or haviag fathers and mothers whom it would be better for them to be without, were sent to pick up their living in the to. It was an evil which Ind grown to suds 111150113101111 magnitude that it was beyond the control and reach of the parochial system, and all the various plena of scripture readers, district visitor, city =insignia's*, ete. Nothing was left applicable to it but ragged aehoole and their anzilinies, industrial institutions. But all efforts would still be in vain until the dwellings of the labour ing classes were improved, because with the present wretched state of those dwellings and the tone of feeling they Induced, that which was learnt at school would be un learnt at home, and sin weeks' labour on the part of the Washer would he destroyed by sin hours' et ample of parents or their friends. In conclusion, the noble earl referred to a former finnan of the Institution, who had gone to the Bal tic end Black Seas is the Sphinx, had received two medals aad two clasps, sad expected to he paid ofi with 60f. on the return of the ship, and expressed a hope that the firtunata y all th e : t d h ao wei r u at ic i l om take hi the be c d bai s r o a c t o so b en iy e g. f i u n t i a j rs meeting . i Ai se de i nn th Cabin seat a donation, and serum d his absence by busi ness calling him to Pasts. The report was adopted. Con current revolutions were carried ; sod at the close of the proceedings a collection was made in lid of the funded the moiety. LORD ELCIIO ham intimated to his constituents in East Lothian that he has been ordered ►y his medical adviser to abstain from all business for the neat twelve minas, and that he is about to proceed to the Continent in order to the re-establishment or his health. He regrets therefore the prospect of being absent during the neat par liameatary mention. The screw steamer Clyde, Captain David Hender son, bas now bees releesed from *government envie., and again placed as the station between Glasgow ant New York, sad le assessed to sail on the 7th proximo. [Advertisasallatl—Alt Ma. MaClita BiaTINLINiv men 114 ingsserms. is. w . ; * . Lastiss:• l l4uvil. %Wel Pelmes so addiesel awl of brine ulendiebrae, enisleaasses. Wishboe. Drenabop. awdoeMir ISllleer Wean WSW amemeearme a dee as froareellseha lamishalimeserl Teals raTarlasers. 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