The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-21 00:00:00

r~ ~ ~f a c_p - -Zo . - . - - A T N EW S PAPE R • • • . c p : 4 t 4 " 4 t , ~. . . . '1 Lp AC L . • , ssauaxa • • •• •, No. 5,182.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVEN G, JANUARY 21, 1863. Eetlitqfd; 14, Additioitaq [TW9PENOg WVITT aud MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ly of PALM SHIP.—Tor SYDlfilf and (to all ponekaaffy ea the 2sth January, tart •kipkias fav mid Jataoary th• Britiih.bullt clipper ship BAN • 1 II yam r toots JOOEPII WOODRAFI, Connosoder ; VIM la the leas the tine rood bar a full hit fret-rata aroma oiNl.tion for calan paraengers , and w well known for her V.n.id , hvell of the often a daiknt_do_otanl74z t o o ß Rond illitera a —Fortraet. trvlght or limeade apply% and 110 GEOLOGY.-XINGII COLLKON. LONDON. Proham ?INNANT. F.G.S., win salmons, • Ontiltal et LIMN'S an 0101.011 Y. MA AY ilikillaft Jas. r 3 , at a o'clock. They will be continued co orm niecood tag Infirmly and Friday at the rine hoar. no, Z 2 Fla NEW AND RAEZ commit DEEM 110 N CALLEDegrL M[ R..T. C. STEVENS will SELL by AU ON, at I dt Vag looms. OS, Ehlpiareel, OoveaPpirdea, TO. MORROW, January Et, ot kaN.peet 111 precisely, tell late at TINE OON/8 sad SUDS, pert collected by Dr. Perry on the Bosky Neasterra, comprielag mot of the lardy rartettco. Oa view the moral/4 at ale, sad catalogers lad. ~. TIZSGRAPHIO DTTELLIGSNAL ROME. --• NAvAL AND 4111-IfARL ." Oscar wry mires °Awl%) WAR , OrPICIS, reLfrxial, JAL 20. DHOTOGRAPRIC EL NINTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the PHOTOGIAPHIO SOCEITY of LONDON le OPEN DAILY, from 10 till 4, at the Haller, of the Sedgy of Brltlah Artists, Befforkotreet, law& —Adak*" GOD BLESS tbo PRINCE of WALE/J.—Now National Soap. by minor 1311111ARDS, oa saai by Ms. alas Eases at SL James Mall. l'ar by Mamas Linn. 3.. dewed as a forepart smig, for td. It may properly be salad a new national song, and from the serestame of the waste Mid the emellerice of the poetry, It will doubtless be mg Penrose News. London: taboos .era. New Burthertismstreet, W.. publishes to tae Qum. sad of all musk (astrm's Taxacouss.l REFORMS AT ROME. FRANCE. OXON AN OCCABIONAL 0012MOSININO RONA JAN. HE. Could Louis Napoleon but be made acquainted with the feelings with which he is regarded by those for whose 'security he sacrifices the only popularity which in the long run avails a ruler, or at least a ruler's dynasty, he might possibly begin to think I that the occupation of Rome is so less a senti mental than a political blunder. Hatred doss not express the profound aversion which is entertained for him by these who hold what are here called "good opinions." Victor Emmanuel is hated ; but his cousin of Paris is loathed. " Will no one rid us of him / 1 ' was baked by a devout lady in my presence the other evening, when I was quizzing acme ultramontane friends, and telling then! how - - -- CHAPLAIN'S DEPARTMENT. The Reverend John Higginbotham to be chaplain of the fourth elms. li MILITARY WORE DEPARTMENT. • Supselstaidsat .1 Slow R. B. Psis& to be saw' t ilil tiedist al vies Mania, Aseistssi-In of Stone 7. ll grtobe deputy vim De g iLty el Warm Amiftsi flopinstisiaiT don lif tens A. 8. all/Wilit to be asiolial asperiatirliat et s, vim 0111eiS ; Deputy Moistest Superinlmmierat of Stone J. Neon lobe isat seperiaisiset of dim, vM& W enporemmened I Deputy Aesistainfiomnstendmt of 1t.... E. Fairer lobe menisnianperniet of Mores, vim Pianos,. =par asenried ; Depoty Aieb!ret.Superialiodsat of Awes J. M. Loyd has bow parodied to resign his commission. Her Majesty has been pigment to approve ef Deputy krase tantatperistaidest of Same Robert W. Cem being pined ai the bettor of th e Mid of teems of that reek, next below Deputy AmishontAloperiateembist of Mar Chula. Webb, in accordant, with the sentence of a pascal eotutMartieL aIEVITT and MOORE'S 'AUSTRALIAN LINE if of PACKET SHIP.—For SYDNEY Direct (to mil pano tsslly the nib of February, last altipplngsam lird of Peisntry% Nis wail-knows Jersey-built clipper WILLIAM COLE, A I II }} Mrs, nester 566 tons. W. TOTHILL, Commander East India Dorm This well-known d ppels Donal for her faMealllng goalitlae. Has good acconwda for chief cabin perennials, and will carry an experienced s n If required.—For Senna of freight or passage apply to 0 TIT. HANLEY, and g2WILL, 27, Leadenhall-street : or to DEYLIT sad 310011 K It Bituterienot WHITTINGTON CLUB, 37, Arundel-street, Strand, reatalatag Reading. Dinbta. Millard. Drawing, aad graft( Urea, area daily, lueladiag Sandaya. Ya wlamlptlos.. L 2 2a.. Ana halt.year. Ll 6a. Omuta, Mandmes, Ll is. annually. Ladled, Z 1 M. annually ; halfiear. lea Ad _ . _ PARIS, Jar. 20. The French government has received a memo randum from the Pontifical government enumerat ing the reforms recently carried out. This document will shortly be published. There is no foundation for the assertion of some journaks that the French government had requested that the Princess Barberioi, arrested at Naples for having corresponded with frel3tiß IL, should be set at liberty. La France of this evening says : " One of the principal points in the programme of the new Turkish ministry is the development in considerable proportions of the Turkish army and fleet. It is asserted that in view of the decided attitude of the Sultan, Russia is about to increase the army of the Caucasus, where important military expletive expected to take place." 731dlieurbeee are Informed that the Club ROOM are sow erea tenably tarnished, and a billiard table Is provided. The wenda Deartig liafterabiles have commenced. To-morrow, Jan. 23, at* Mr. Arthur Young, leedb4 ken Meeberb." le the current ember r omemenoad ALL THZ YEAR ROUND, Conducted by CRAELM Dt To be completed within Two Menthe, a e New ale„ entitled A DARK NIGHT'S WORK, By the Author rg of " Mary Barton.' This lOU be Mowed In March by • NEW SERIAL STORY, by CHARLES READE, D.C.L. Author of It is Never Too Late to Mend." To be continued from weer ht Months.k to week, and completed in about E ALL THE YEAR ROUND may be had In Weekly Numbers, price Id., in Monthly Parte, and le Half-Yearly Volumes, price le. ad. bound In cloth, of every bookseller in the empire. TVVIIT and mooars AUSTRALIAN LINZ ot PACKET BRIP.-7or HOBART TOWN Direct (to he despatched punctually on the Ind of January, lad slOppft day Nth t January , the selLknotra Aberdeen clipper DONNA. BIN CASTLIL A 1, blo tone rralster, W. CAINPHILL. 01•111111111411 r ; lowan( In the London Docks. This Eau vessel bee test-rate nooo quirk nstedatlon for clued cabin oppertnnlO' ; and bells soled tar bee passages otters a to lee tnipt e[ passage apply to DSVITTand MOOKZ,Mer: skeet. lot pro apply to the Secretary. The Groat Hall (agYM of atcoausodating 900 persons), and other large and email Wm" to be Let for ?ebbe Meeting; Bank Comml4 de. Teems may be bed on application to Inc PITAIIIL See. THE ARUNDEL GREAT HALL, 37, Arundel ... street, Strand, to beLlT.—rib hal is available. 11rm Its capecloss accommodation (800 persons), toe public sagettami, leaves, °apart', balls, do. (haring orchestral and other re iminaints). for hats, ineludlog sapper and refreshment ladles° room with attendant has room, to., ten "LIMAS ; for public meetings, six guineas for concerts, bre guineas. No extras tar gas or cleaning. Also committee and other small and larger/ma b be let —Apply to Wit PErEgh, Bassitar, y, Whit thigton Club, Arundel-street, Strapd. IIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS. Dr. SMITE Au just published • FILEN EDITION of his nitwit.% work, the PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND ale= on the oelf-eure of Normal DeWitt Los of Memory, of Mehl. leeeltoile, ea., tree, as receipt of a directed envelope, eadeeing two seesperz imm Address, Dr. 1110711. 4,.l!unabirmgain. ADNINALTY JAN. 20.—Arsourrinurra-- Masao? Amisbet C. H. lEr i to the Poo* go sipssamissey. • asspou T. 11. tortibilomodook Aoosodoot Paymadoe . P. Pastor, to the Moped. Mileltipmem J. T. Do esaaares, Is dal Vats"; sal 7. Tlenops, is she Porte. THE FRENCH. and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—la HOBART TOWN Direct Ito be panctnally oa the lath of February, last shipping Nay February It ', the well-known clipper ship ISABET.LA DROWN, Al, rept- ter SAS Wu; J. GALLAOHAN. Commode" : In thelandoa Deeka Tile mart vessel has a poop, with aocemesedattes ter OW WAR mad Mai te term ar lamp away to i TEr ali lTT and Allnieratreat and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE HIP. —Tor ADELAIDE Direct (will have Ins mediate deepateh;. the well-knovro British-both ship WYCLIFFE, A 1 newly coppsrecP. register WW teen T. A. AKI3II, Cons otander : tying In the London Dock. This await vend has nal lent scoolumodaUnn for slew it odds and Is noted foe the excellent order in grid& she lot terns of freight or passage apply to DEVITT and 9, BMW-street. EofaVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE PACKET SEIP.—For ADELAIDE Direct have gunk the fast salting Britialt•bont Alp WICTOZIA, A I %It yaws 'register 624 tons. A. C. 701184, Commander : lying in Ye London Deets This dm vend has a hall poop, with excel hnt aocommodation for chief cabin passeegera, audit well known le the Australian trade for the moilent order In which she de pion her svgs—For terms of freight or postage apply to the lownen, Mears. WHEELER, SON, and Co., Cullumaircet . or to lIIIVITT and MOOSE, 9, Billiteretreet. DEVITT and 'MOORE'S AI7STRALIAN LINE d PACK= SHIP.—CEJLIGINVAIt for LAIINCLSTON, last ship** day. January 24. Aa this !coach clipper Is now Ind shippers are rommoted to erne the shipment of lbeir roods, male will sail cm the 53th instant. Will be fol. limed by the regales trader Weatbar7.—DEVlTT and MOOll. i. Billiteralreet. .RIDE of ENGLAND, foe PORT PHILLIP. BElppen are requeotad to forward thotr Goods to the Rut homed tattly, as doe_ laird Mad GIZIATLY. t i rlitYY, and SEWELL. 11, Imdaboll-Art4 : MITT and 'MOM; h Bllltter.streat. A, calling at the Cape of Good Hope *J Ci ae UTT Madiaa—IICINTH LY STRAY COMMUNICATION Sesetelea LONDON sad INDIA by the mareifthent Seed at to the EAST INDIA eel LONDON um- Z a rco b Z l MlJmttoel).—The wallSmown dipper winery MrsaWy HYDASPE3, 2.249 toos, f99-brae power, G. IL Commander, now loading to the v •woria (widow fAe 1, leave on the irth February, embolden VIII at sad irons Gravesend oa the 20th February, Cfl gea et: oath main at the Cape et Goad Raps R i ad Madre& This ship, built s i rs* tor She ndies but t e, las ,dates aocorassodatics c da z= of aiad wID arty an = elm" steenters has 72 earl hors to the e Ily&T e es pertarseed the Ala WS dos, and the lot (the Catenate) la 511 days, beteg th otord. —For freight or poop apply lie GRINDLAY sad Co., Partiementetreet, &W., the brokers ; ALYRRD BRETT 'ad bISO, Lesdeoball dreek LC. • or at th e OFFICES of the PANY, 9, Mincing-Mae, London, E.C. ; where also applies to appointments as midshipmen should be male. Mincing-Lane. L RICHARD DREW, Secretary. Bath ladlis sad London Shipptan Ossegany (Lbsitedh S. C. BLAOK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CUP/SR PACKETS for AUSTRALIA from landau direct. • Pia I Rap. I Taeame. I Deed. Te 841 Bar , '" Beam 1.133 Imam ha. S, Morrie Maglend, 1080 I. Wit Fob. 10 'Preeill of the' •• Peak iliboutse 'Golden' South • lOl L ladle PA. 25 Lied Brigade 11,05 .1. ladle ha. 30 • • 10eAki3.320 • _ . -_-_ _ Uri ooloiriOsel I. of pactoft to" by Iliolr posoballty sod pomopos, wood a world lows VOINIMINI. lad their 1Loo• Fe bi rosom i rodatfice is =romullynosools •40/14...-7: 15/11r61 .81 =G3 6 ., re livorioo e rAgooto for thrtet awl T. Y. 11ACIA and Co., 1, loodeoledlogroat, Swim E.C. .W. TO SIUTIRII OOLumi4 tog ism KILIKLY MUM OOMMTIULTION to !Kw YORK Orsol—Tbe uvuroot. NgW YORK. PHILADILPIIIARTLAMARIP COMPANY ;Maud despatch. IMO faliglovered Clyde-built Iron Reno Staunaltips, °aging 0 to embark passengers end despatches, aa follows • WITICLY PROM LIVERPOOL 701 NEW vOiLIL. MY OF MANCHILITER, this day, Jan. 81. lag& Wednesday, Jan. 211. CITY OF WAsIJINGTON, Wednesday. Fob. 4. And eveey succeeding Wediseaday. alien mama 16, 17, and 0 gdases, reerdlag to the seem =BlrOmfd pawns, 8 Oboes. Inebeding 0 provnlons . lisseeyers for Canada, Ibe UMW %Lies, and BMA °skald; booked thyoult Oa very sdvaatagiess ternia—for Mysertionlars apply's* WILLIAM LYMAN, 174 Wsteroreet, or to gale and MACEY, M. Xing Wdliawstasea. 01y. RITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STICAMSHIPS, vpobled by the Admiralty to sail LIYIRPOOL and NEW YORK, and between LEVIS, POOL sad BOSTON, with Überty to ail et Halifax or other poets is lend and receive mall, goods, end passengers. the Bence at Nathan to land and receive passenger, and itaj ca i lli ve:7• math. The following or other v emote are op =xi to sail trout Liverpool, caftg at Cork to receive the IBROPA, for BOSTON, Fahirday, Jan. It, AREA, foe NRW YORK, Saturday, Jan. M. CANADA, fee BOdTON, windy. Feb. 7. IMll=meney, including steward's Ise and provisions, tad I" erines or Woofs :—To Halifax sad Boston. chief cabin, ; second cabin, 4116. To New York, chief cabin. k 26 ; Isetad cabin, Alit Freight to Halifax, Boston , and New York, 14 es iiriet anci6 per oeet. primage.—Apply to J. B. Foord, OM Loodoa : J. M. Currie, lane, and 11, Place de la Parts 0. and J. Burns, Bashenenelrest, outgrow . MU C. Miner. Queenetova ; or D. and C. M'lver, IL Water- MinekLiverpooL 111(11HILLIPPB, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS tiespateh the warterawastleoed nrsaclaw stiaalaTO Tar "I'LRD.t.N, the FTLNOOED, Thursday wonting early, treas of the Tower. Fare U. Per BILNEN, the PAIAL CONDOL, or YOWL alternate!, every Thursday, from Rorselphows, at 11 nnt. canna at Black ma Pier to receive pusesspore Maass. Pares : Ls. el. and Ina N.B. Bremerhaven Is always antewable, wldlat the ,dher Matthews Ports are closed by tea. Per 00TRLYB1110, the ISIDITAP WARA, In s few days, fres Lerraro4t yam 1$ 111, and LI. eeß Par leieses, toi.iumes,A anal 0.11. A Chap VKIS ttn's Maven& 0111 ea , Plill.,Ltrr, INDEMNITY MUTUAL MARINE ARM:MANCE COMPANY, 3& Great Wlnebeigteratreet. PIM IaTRAORDINARY GENERAL COURT of PRO- - RS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GI YEN that the Board of Directors of Ye Indemnity Mutual Marine Assurance Company do hereby ten and auPoint an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL COURT of Ye Proprietors of the Company, to be holden at the sake of the Onwpani 34, (Neat Wh ic h e• P ro t reet. I n th e Ci ty* / Loudon,. on TRI. l UIDAY, the 6th slay of Yehruary, 1863. at 1 o'clock la OM afternoon, for the pawpaw, of taking Into consideration and deolding upon the propriety of altering the number of shares aseceemary to qualify a shareholder for the respective Maces of Director, Auditor, or Trustee. and reducing the earn. to 20 shame so the qaalilleatlon for each "face, the present tilialinesti.ii bell; a Director or Audit or, 5 0 shares, and fora Trustee, NM • and also to decide upea such alterations in the lame of the enroPany as may be 'mammy or expedient for carrying Cat the above objects, or either of tbsin. Dated this 16th day of January. 1803. By order of the Beard of Meant% ETLERNISIIk Seeretairt CAPULA SILVER MINING COMPANY • Meted). NOTICE Li HERESY GIVEN, that the Ant ORDINARY OLSERAL MEETING or the above Conway .111 be held at the Offices of the Company, ite under, on TUESDAY, the Yttb last., at One &cl in k, f o r the purpo s e of re t h e y Directors' Re. put and Account, and for other order, I. H. Secretary. le, Ceasioesdrest, Le, Jam $l, UHL bIieWYE PURI! PLUM) MAGNESIA li fi" billi6 daring twenty-dye lcelly sa nee es' bY the aisdlcal protraslog sad •al yeam v= aw accepted by ti tablie. tie best ranted, tor acidity of the Aosach, ars, hesdactv% volt, in.ltertlne, sad as NUJ ape. Halt for delicate coustltatious, atom espectp for ladles sod Andres. It is prepared. is • state of oet parity sad datiforoi rtreerth. by DINNSPOILD sad 172. Nee Bood eattbebest.• London sad add by all respecteble obeetaits tbrouali wreck'. X OZZAIPS COPARINZ MEG suoomatally VMod la th• Paris mg Loads& 1144,10401. Oadir th. Can 4 CuHelier, Rleord, Lloyd. ?Woad. and lavaP.Yad. Chat ON Nov.. 194, elects • eon la as swamp 4 eta d= ._ la recc,t or chromic Jammer —la Id. per 000130. 1 0 ... It. at C. Joann's, Track olimaluk 40, llaywarlel. Leedom. SPLENDOUR and MiGNITICZNQS me the prevailing charactertelies of Om Longer Pavilion, to • whicA a visit on TN U& DAY, the 29th lAA, IS paNea y recommended. The Proprietors take their AIIYUAL BENEFIT so the evening In question, when the entertainments will Im narked by genius, refinement, elegance, mirth, attd drollery. Ths programme will totally eclipse all its predecessors; tt will, in het. be a NIONT of WONDER& The LONDON PAVILION Tiebborne-streek WEL sad tIONIIMAXILLE, Proprietors. PRE LONDON PAVILION, OPEN EVERY XVlNlNG.—Oporstle tolectiona received with the mot enthodaette applaume. LITTLZ COWJILI. the Wonder of the thdiee , eLandon. n and the company In without exception. wet to THE LONDON GRAND RESTAURANT. LIINCHD)NS and DINNERS A LA CARTE can In lad with COMFORT and DESPATCH AT ANT HOUR DAILY. SAWTNIt'S FAMOUS LONDON DINNZE, ready from I HU In Ile Oland Saloon. Special dining-rooms for Lidice and leintlenben. Spacious and well ventilated wine, coffee, and smoking Saloon. OM ON SUNDAYS nom YOUR /ILL Nine. PIAWYKII. Proprietor, 111. PLIZTATILEST. 0011 fill. of CHANCHRY-LANIL BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, anew invention, so admirably contrived that a full butt, as well as smaller cask% may be raised or tilted on It without labour or trouble. Its action is so impalpable that the sediment of the most LLmpld fluid by an poseibility can be disturbed. Price Oa, 111., 144., to suit al, k, sad 18 gallon casks. - • • •• - BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. ao vent.m. required. No mere fat beer or soar wise. Prase de dd.; ditto, electroplated. ea—tegt, direct to JAMES BA.S.LOW, patentee, It, Ling Willtat, liansioe.bouse. nee that his name sad address are on every article , all others are vortex', Imitations. logravings grills. NatablehedlB7lo. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Part of the Kingdom. Dandag.roorn Suites in Velvet EIS • • Dowertag.rooen Suites. comeploto as 0 • Dlnlagroom Suite., complete PA 0 0 Haddam Suites, complete 5O 0 Warranted lirst.elsaa P. and A. BETPUIS, 144, 1.1.11 , 0119-11TaIZT, W. Ostalogaas mita mad past tree on application. CURTAINES, POMMIES, &c. WAUGH and 11011 had conectfally to call attention to their gape. rlor ealeollen et the sew fabric, for Curtains, &c. of &tUib and tondo issnotartaro, the &sigma and colones of which are =wording to the taste.—LONDON CARPET OM Sand 4, Tottenhain-coult-road,W. -r 0. and .1. FIELD, on manufacturers ess . (to began& of PALMS' CANDLER, to whom the prise model Mtn) lr been awarded. and their candles adopted by her Majesty@ Govenweent for as. at the military orations abroad TIMM ouribe can be obtained of all chandlers and grooms in the United Lingiberm trios la ed. per pound . also field's cele brated United &wise bow Tablets, ltd. sad Ad. each. The public are cautioned to see that new. label is on the =is or boxes. Wholesale oily, and ter exportation.— Upper Lambeth. London, S. T N K ! INK! INK! WARD'S WRITING and COPYING INKS surpass all others ha quality and durability of colour. Agents wantad for Town and Country. Manufactory, aspics. N.& CAUTION.—WATEIRRSTON and BROODEN reeammend the pablie to have the drat dold stated cm the lavolc•—•• lr. (Mad end lure Gold," al spoiled to Jewellsey, a thimism \PATH ELSTON and 11MXIDEli9 GOLD GYAIItA mad all ailtelse smanfactured by them, are sold epos this prtaabi.. and at the manufacturers' prices Manufactory, la, °avant-garden. W.C. dams made of chains sad jewenery see la. tech.—N.B. This establishment la closed at In the swift end ea estordays at L SELLIMG OFF.—SILKS, SHAWLS, Mantles, nosy Draw* M • great reducUoa la Price. Lace Goods at half the ual cost. hag Zeit Road Dream do., exesedlogly cheap. R. WILLCY and YON, Id and 14 Ludgate street, City, EC. (tour dears hoe ot. Paers-caurcayardi. "♦ YAM WORTRY OF NOTL". MitMILS6 REMOVED ir;27 Bond-street a, 73, azooLATeur. HANOV lIL4 os the lat October, 1110. Tbs Iro. Trousers (o, th d b Ma) better than over. liefablistoed 11111. GOSSIP ON DRESS ; or, HALF-AN-HOUR'S ♦YUSItt.6NT for our YBILNDS and 00111TITUYNTS. To be bad. gratis, of E. WOMB and SON. Heady-made and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen Pra yers, Hatters, Moslem Boot and e►w Latent and General Untettars. - . London Rouses: City Lin'. lisluarnt, 150, 154 151, Minories is ; 115 W6, R, WV, Algol& Othardtretßroach. 504 601, 608, Now Oxford-street; 1,1, 1, liartesimA. Tottestain-court-road Branch, 187.184 rottathitin-court-road , US, EILIS011;094. Catablishatents Slisfeld sad BratUool, Yoetabtre. CIRANOER'S PATENT COLLARS, 6d., 9d., end la par doaen, poet free. Paper el.4h, ea. ed per trot. Indiatioa bad lace edam, ld. and U. each, an, High Ilothers, W.C. Agents wantod. SWEET BREEZES.-RIMMEL'S CABOOLZI7II FAN, delightfully perfumed. cos tee wee a amellbe-bottle. Pries from uOd. A epee= by poet for II stamps. Illounds Perfumed Alms/lack richly Illustrated. Mee el. : by pod for 7 damps. Bold by all the trade —1113112114 Be, strand, ad 24 TO PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The return of Youth to their respective Boanlingechools induces. solicitude for their personal comfort and attraction, and ROW LANDS' ILACASIIAR OIL, for accelerating the growth and improving and beautifying the hair, k iv/bolds Kalyslor, fur im proving the akin and complexion, and removing cutaneous de feats and Rowlands* Odunto, or Pearl landitrice, fur render Mg the teeth beautiful)) white, and preserving the gtuns, are con sidered indlspenaahle accompaniments.—Solt by A. ROWLAND and RONA, 20, Hatton-garden, and by chemists and perfumers.— Aak for Powbuida articles. TgF. —By Me. BSBELL'S invention, of rITI be la the sole patentee ;protected Mb July, ltkin AITTYICIAL TEBTII, to last s lifetime, sre made and lilted la a few hours without pain or estractioua no wine me fastenings rammed, and detectMu impossible. Comfort guaranteed. Mr. galtelYs Train's, which (shy explains his inrentiou, post free amen stamps. Consultations free. Terms strictly moderate.—d, Otes venor.streek Bond-street, and it, Emmett's-MU, Birmingham. eIORNS, BUNIONS, and DIU:MOTIVE TOT, 4,../ RAMA ILITRACTED and CURRD in one minute, without cutting or the least pats, by Mr. RENDAI.L. 85, Regentatreet. ladles sigended by lbs. Randall if preferred. Ter o, its ed. to is. Mr. Randall has teasisnowals front the Royal family, seen. with thousands of others, from allone of the nailer to the following :— From the Ri t Rey. the Bishop of London :—" lir. R a ndall has ',Beefy y cared loom corns on in, feet without giving any pale —.Mr Robert Alexander, 36, tit. James's-place, has had two large toenails and • can extracted from his fe.t by Mr. Randall. and can strongly reanissead him" Oherve. 85. Reirontareet Chi.sirant. AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.-LLMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM. irlthont eaoflntng the hovels or affecting the bead, truly eltkaclous end plevsant, is admitted to be the best medicine fir immediately relieving coughs, colds, confirmed cases of asthma. and I.:intent consumption. It fre goeutly cores nervous whom the faculty pronounce incurable, ohnlrahly •llays the lekiloA h prov..kes frequent coughlag. lu approaching cormaimptlua Its effects ars truly banelda Persona deprived of sleep. woven lying down far fear of enflame t on , may depotal on rebel in • les minutes, after taking It.— Prepared only and sold by W. LA NBIIJIT. chemist, 8. King WU liant,treet, Channiurrire. and by all &next., In bottle/. ltd., sad three quantities in nue, es. W. be particular and see for Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam. The name and address is smarmed le the ihmep. CIONSUMPTION : ITS ORIGIN. The Report %—r of DR. DIMS CRONIN'A splendid DISCOTILRY ORIGIN OP COMM MMUS). tha Met iliteresital In the bleary of medicine, Is hi tbe printer's beads, sod mill be speedily pob- Railed. The importsooe of this discovery can be estimated solely from the fact that In Great Britain aluse SOAPS roPk annually perldi from tbe ravage, of mount:intim iisats^ tl. Upper leymourstrest, W. Conhaughtmiasni, Hydapark DR. LA'IIEZT ON 11ELP.P1WINEVATION. Price ld le sealed coda, Y stamps. Yana sad 00., Leedom • ce direct trona the Author. QELF-P ERVATIoN • a Popular Essay on 80 the Can of Nervous sad niggled DebUity, by Dr. LA rut $7, Bedford- B eare. London, LicenUate of the Royal College of Physicians of ddinburgh, de. With engravings sad eases. Dr. Lilian is the only practitioner au the Medical Register who has for many years devoted his study to the treatment of the disorders of the nervous system. At home from 10 till !sad 6 WI 8.-87, Bedford-square, Loudon. ROYAL COLLZOE or SI:MORONS OP RNOLAND.—The following gentlemen, hairier, undergone the necessary exa minations for the diploma, were admitted members of the College at a meeting of the court, of examiners on the 20th had, vu.:—Mean. Edward Chandler, L 8.C.P.L00d., Chester - place , Kennington ; James Lney, Upper Milli moresardecs ; Thomas Franklin Baker, Doncaster ; George Hurl/done Elliott, Chichester ; James Dixon Roberts, Ship ley, sear Leeds ; Philip John Sampson, Gower-street ; John James Saville, Sunderised . • Archibald Merged, Scarbo rough ; Edward Ellis, M.D. St. Andrew's, Fitzroy-street ; Edward Benjamin Randall, Carahalton ; Joseph Willem, Brighton ; Thomas Smallhorn, Hobbit ; William Arthur Beery, Birmingham; William Matthews Hobart, Ashby de-la-Zouch ; Arthur John Graham Cross, New - street, Spring.gardens ; Jobs Blount Fry, Edgbaston, Birmingham ; lath= Wood, M.D.Toronto, Toronto; Charles Spurway, liveries, Devon; John Wilkins Williams, Paddington; John Wilson, Mm eelbmgh ; John Mottershead, L.&A., Msaclesfield 3 and Isaac Baker Brown, Consanglit-equere. At the same meeting of the court the following pallemen peened for naval surgeons, viz.:—Morn. Thews Williams Hughes, diploma of membership dated Jain 13, 1856 ; Wil liam Roche (B.), of the Royal Naval Hospit al Plymouth, May 24, 1858 ; Thomas Dunlop Allison, Julie 25. 1858 ; and Patrick Keels, , of her Majesty's ship Neptune, Ireland, Nov. 4, 1858. COURT or ALDRINZIC—A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday at GaildhalL The Lord Mayor presided, and there was a full court. A return was handed in by Mr. Sheriff J. C. Lawrence of the state of the city pri sons and the number of prisoners at presentoonfioed therein, by which it appeared that there are at present in Newgate 129, in Whitecroosatreet 86, and at Holloway Prison 383 prisoners. The Lord Mayor announced to the court that he bad received a letter from Mr. Alderman Cubitt, in which he tendered his resignation of the oßoe which he had so long and worthily tilled. The letter was read by the Town Clerk. Alderman Humph.y expressed his regret at the resignation of the worthy alderman, and moved that it be not accepted. The motion was seconded by Alderman Copeland, and after undergoing some discussion, was negatived by a majority of four. Alderman Sidney, w hen the announoemest of the re malt was made, moved, formally, that the resignation of Alderman Cubitt be accepted, and the usual precept be issued by the Lord Mayor be the election of another alder man is his place, which was agreed to, and, after the dis posal of some ordinary bushier, the court adjourned. Corr SEWZIIB COMMISSION.—The Commissioners ci Sewers held theireeekly meeting yesterday at Guildhall, Mr. De Jersey presiding. Upon the chairman taking his seat, Mr. Alderman Copeland drew the attention of the court to what he deemed au important matter. He said thathebelieved that it was contemplated by the Metropolitan Baud of Works to deodorise the sewage of the sweeten, district, and pour it into the Thames at Fulham. He said H was a matter which would involve a great expenditure, about 200,0001., and be thought it right to direct the atten tion of the court to it. Mr. Lowman Taylor, one of the members who represent the Sewers Commission in the Metropolitan Board, said that Alderman Copeland was mistaken ; the fact was quite the reverse. The board were ping to carry the sewage into the low level sewer to Harking Dr. Letheby reported as to the state of 206 houses that had been inspected during the week, and he submitted a list of 40 places for sanitary improvement. He likewise reported the Wooed and unwholesome overcrowding of • mimeo lodgisrlaouse in Union-court, Holborn, in which there were two small rooms occupied by 17 persons, namely, 4 nes., 8 women, and 5 child's.. In coed therooms,which bads eapailly et about 1,160 cubic feet, there were 3 men, 14 women, sad 3 address. He certified that the home re quired supervision, and that it should be registered as a salmon lodgierhouse. The markets had been duly inspected dariug the week, and the aloes had seized 3,38111 e-of meat, sad 61 head of pm., as unlit for food. It consisted of 13 sheep, 3 pigs, 1 calf, 2'2 quartets of beef, and '27 joints, of meat, ; 3,07311,.. were unfit for human food, and 180ibs. were putrid. The rest was from animals that bad died from natural causes. The mor tality returns for the week are a little below th e aver age for the memo • only 65 deaths were registered during the week, while the average number for the corresponding period of the last levee years was 71. The chief ceases of death were as follows phthisis, 7 ; paeans's... 8 ; bron chitis, 9 ; continued fever, 2 ; scarletfever, fever, 3 ; whooping cough, 4 ; meatus, 6 ; croup, 1 • and infantile convulsions, 7. Of them maw most impor tant were measles and whoop lag cough, which have been unusually fatal. HEALTH or Lorrvox.—lt appears from the weekly morn al the Itsaistrar.q•asrsl that the deaths in Leedom ia the week that ended on Saturday were 1,471. The average somber of deaths in the corresponding weeks of ten = (1 1 8 T, 7V ;2 a ) a i d i. th w e i m ib t a e c a ir recti". torttlpareaa. of laps . mortality preva iled t week was neither greater nor leas than the rate obtained by a calculatios based on previous returns for the middle of Jaauary. The births of last week exceeded the deaths in the same period by 454. The most fatal dieese last week ia the symotic class we. scarlatina, the deaths from which were 81. Six of thaw were in the subdistrict of St. Mary, Paddington. There were 15 from diphtheria. and 66 from ' measles, 4 of which latter occurred iu each of the following sub-districts :—St. John Paddington, Neosingtoo-tows, St. Botolph, and Clapham. The numbers referred to phthieis and to bronehitts in last week's returns were nearly soul. Phthisis wee fatal in 173 ' eases almost half of which occurred between 20 and 40 year. of age ; bronchitis was fatal in 170 rases, 72 of which were at 60 years of age and upwards. A child, a fortnight old, died from the use of tight bandages by which its chest was compressed. A woman died of tetanus, the coesequesoe of grief. A young married woman lad her life by want of skill in a midwife. Last week the births of 984 boys and 947 girls, in all 1,931 children, were registered in London. In the ten correspond ing weeks of the years 1863-62 the average number (con. meted) was 1.934. AsPrron-ms Dui-LYN& —At the weekly meeting of the board of guardians on Monday, it was stated that 99.055 persons had been relieved during the past week at scoot of 1,875/. ills. 7d. ; deeresas, as compared with the previous week, 133 persons, and 961. ss. lid. in cost. The decrease since the 3rd of December, when the highest num ber were relieved, is 5,463. A letter well read from the Poor-law Board, enclosing an order for which the guardians had applied, enabling them to obtain a loan under the pro 'ilium of the 3rd sec. of the 25 and 26 Vic., c. 110, to pro • isle for the extisonlinary expenditure of the union. RAILWAY AND PONLIC CONPANIIDI IN PADUA IIINT.—Yeaterday the examiners into the standing order proofs of the Houses of Lords and Commons rumned their Inquiry Compli made ance with sew t e e order the s was dec ernw alandreiliteorllaz.e bee, Junction Railway, to extend their line from levergordoo to Taira and Boner-beide, in Ross-shire, and to raise 160,0001. West Cork Railways, for power to extend the lime for the making of their lice from Bandon to Skilabereeo. Tendriag Hundred Railway, for as extension to Wisely and Walton, in Faux, and to raise 86.0001. Grand Sudsy and Commercial Docks Railway, to unite these docks with the Ludoo.brulge Railways. Peterborough, Witheach, and Sotto.), for a railway between those places at an estimated wad of 180,0001., end to make arrangements with the Mid. Lad Railway (adjourned to Friday, the 30th). Norwich sad Ssaldiag, to extend their line to Wishes* gad to raise an additional eapstel of 75,0031. Said Loadon sad Rather. bathe, for railways in that district'. with power to team the Thames TnnueLitod to raise 300,0001. Rotherkithe Railway, for railways from thence to New, eenee en d b enn ,l ees , e e en estimated oast of 100.0001. &lath Yorkshire, to extend their railway towards Hull, e/.4 raise 310,01.101. by the crea tion of new shares; and Murry and Orange Railway Pier and Dock, for a milway from Newry to Carliogford Lough, l ead to raise 150,0001. Skarnore Embankment, Ilan No/o ption Improvement. Mayo Grand Jury Cass, Black rock losproventest Other oases were partly howl and adjourned. PARES. JAL 20. La France announces that private information which it has received confirms the news of the capture of Puebla by the French. According to this information General Furey, after turning the position of Guadeloupe, attacked and captured Puebla. To-day the Corps Ldgislatif appointed a coin mita.e for preparing an address in reply to the Emperor's speech. The members of this committee are MM. Andr4, Csuesagnac, Clibrater, Quin, Du miral, Mariani, Carrabure, Schneider, mind Verdier. The Bourse opened firm, but subsequently became somewhat flat. Reutes closed at 69.90, or 20c. lower than yesterday. ITALY. ROME. JAN. 19. The Marquis. de Ealdanha to-day presented hit credentials as ambassador of the sing of Portugal to the Holy Bee. The Tiber has overflowed its banks and inundated several districts of Rome. THE RELATIONS BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. BERLIN, JAL 21 The Norddeutsche Zeitung of to-day says :--" We lean from the best sources that all prospect of an understanding between Prussia and Austria on the customs question has been most positively re nounced by the President of the Prussian ministry. The President has even declared be would give notice of the intention of Prussia to quit the Zoll_ verein, in order to remove the vague engagement relative to Austria into which the Zollverein entered by the treaties of 19th February and 4th April, ma" The Northieutoche Zeitung adds :—" It is not im possible that this decided refusal of Prussia to oome to an understanding with Austria wea the principal "'wok why Ab^ ProjeutedJuueting of the Prussian and Austrian ministers did not take place." RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, JAI'. 20. The commission appointed by the government to propose reforms in the system of taxation has re commended a reduction of the duties on the impor tation of refined sugar during four years, the re duction to be effected at the rate of half a rouble yearly, until the duties upoa the importation of refined sugar by land and sea eland at the uniform rate of three roubles per pood. FUNERAL OF THE LATE VICEROY OF EGYPT. CAIRO, Jur. 19. The obsequies of his Highness Said Pacha, the late Viceroy of Egypt, were celebrated yesterday. A great concourse was present at the ceremony. Ismail Pacha has taken possession of the citadel, and received the authorities. Public opinion is very favourable to the new Viceroy. All the foreign consuls and the Turkish authorities have arrived here from Alexandria. They were imme diately received by Ismail Pacha. DESPATCH OF THE INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTEA LIAM MAILS.—Tbe Peninsular and Oriented Company's steamship Ripon, Captain Christian, sailed from Sotithamp toe yesterday, at 3 p.m., with the mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, Mauritius, India (except Bombay), China, Australia, and New Zealead, together with 160 passengers, including those proceeding vii Mansillo , amongst whom are Dr. Parker, Dr. Banos, Staff-Assistant Surgeons Beath, Adams, and Mutagh ; Cap tains Wobrige, Theobsid, Richardsce, Sim. and Phillips; Dr. Ridge, Rev. W. Pryse, Amistant-Surgeon Loughuret, Major Dawson, Lieutenant Thackray, Dr. Morton, Lieutenant Tytler, Major Newdegate, Lieutenant Row land, Major Lawrence, and Colonel the Hon. C. B. Plunkett The Ripon took out on freight 347 boxes specie, value 133,8131., for the following porta, via. —Madras, gold coin, 7,354/. 10a.; gold thread, watches, and jewellery, 1,088/. Be, Calcutta, bar silver, 50,000/. ' • plated ware, &a, 8351. 1 0 t Singapore, sovereigns, 4,0001. ; corals, watches, lse., 3311. Hong Kong, dollars, 21,4334 6s. ; bar silver, 5001. ; gold thread, jewellery, Ito., 8901. Shanghai, dollars, 15,0001. ; bar silver, 5001. ; silver oda, 1101. ; jewellery, An., 505/. 10e. Melbourne, watches, Ito., 2901. Hoteon's Bay, jewellery, 8201. Sydney, watches, An., 4151. ; and for Alexandria, sovereigns, 31,7201. The Ripon also took out a full eanto of general essechandiae. Fosaax-or►ics, JAW. 12 —The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. M. B. sisuupsoa as consul-general in Faigland ; of Mr. Joan Fain as °nasal in London ; and of Mr. Juan Smith, jun., as consul at Hall ; for the Argentine Itepablio.—Gazette, BOAIRD or Tacna, WHIMALL. JAN. 16.—The Hight Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Privv (bunch for Trade here received from the Secretary of State for Foreigu Affairs copies of despatches from her Majesty's Minister at Athens, erwlosing copies of two douses of the Provisional Government of Greece, fixing the customs duties upon certain articles imported into aod ex ported from that country.—Gozetle. BRADFORD CD Ail RIR OF COMMERCE. --012 Mooday evening, the comsat meeting of this body was held, by ad jourommit. in the salooe of St. Georgerball. In the sheemm of the President, Mr. W. E. Foster. M.P., one of the Vioe-Residents, occupied the chair. The animal report described the action taken by the Council with regard to the various commercial questions which have come under their attention. Referring to the Belgian treaty, the report stated that it had been secured upon terms such as they had always been entitled to. The extent of the mutual helmet would be fully developed only when the (nether reduction of duties takes place in 1864. The letter on this subject referred to in the last half• yearly report excited s good deal of attention shroud, end the council had mason to believe that it materially assisted ' effecting a epeedy conclusion of the treaty. The terms of the treaty as applicable to Bradford goods are that ell wool goods, after October, 1864, will be subject to a duty of 10 p er cent. ad ralorem, and that op to that date all wool good. will be charged 15 per mot. ad valorem. Mixed goods from 224 per cent. ad ralorern, or a specific duty of If. 80e. per kilognimnie. The exporter will, therefore, bare the option of taking advantage of tl.e specific duty, which be will always do if bin mixed goods are worth more thus 2s. 11.1. per lb. English ; just in proportion as they increase in value per lb. will be the reduction of the duty from 22 per Nat. The report was adopted. the Keg of Italy's portrait bad bees removed boos my collection of photographs on my landing at Civita Vecchia. The excommunicated monarch is regarded as butrasn, to be detested by human ienti meats, to be treated after human methods, and despatched by human moans. But the Emperor is the object of altogether different feelings ; be in looked upon as • fiend. lie is Lucifer after his The egmarent rapprochement which pas oe curred of late, and the complimentary words ad dressed by the Pope at the New Year to the French soldiers, have revived the idea that Napoleon desires to be crowned by the hands of his Holiness. The action being ventilated on the measion above alluded to, the same enthusiastic lady declared, amid expressions of general approval, that such an event never could occur, as it would be nothing less than le boos Dieu crowning is monads I iable. Nor are these kindly sentiments restricted to the oecu pant the throne ; they are extended to all of his subjects who do not entertain good opinions. " I have good news," said another ; " the 40th Regiment, which you remember behaved so badly here, is so reduced by losses in Mexico that it can number only fourteen to each company." Some of your readers will perhaps wonder that such opinions were freely ex pressed in my presence, and others be half inclined to think that I must have been unworthily con cealing my own. So I hasten at once to acquit all concerned by sasuring them that the intimate ac quaintance with my political views rather provoked than otherwise, though most good-naturedly, these extreme expressions. It must not be supposed that my reactionary friends are at all ashamed of these opinions ; they glory in them, and the women at least would, I am mire, cheerfully go to the stake for them. It it the men who are not in real earnest—were they as much so as their tender mates and daughters, Francis 11. would have a fair chance of recovering his dominions. But when men grow lukewarm in action, and women violent in speech, the cause which both profess to support is in a bad way. Men surrender when they know that fighting is futile—the chivalry of women never deserts a draggled banner. They are the reactionista of the world, the real obstructive*. It is impossible not to admire as eloquent bride who penetrated into the Abruzzi, took Chiavale's poe. trait, and will tell you romantic stories by the dozen of these worthless fellows. She believes is them : they fight for the holy cause, and a multitude of sins are covered. It is still something to be a king, despite the nineteenth century. I could not help being touched, here in these rooms of mine a few nights back, whilst listening to the affectionate language in which three Akers of Francis 11. spoke both of him and his unfortunate Queen. I asked what they thought was the real giotive of her ab sence from Rome. They firmly !bikers that shat tered nerves are the only cause. When the Em press of Austria went away from her husband one of them said, "Did not your Queen lend her the royal yacht? and did not the democratic papers of Europe fill their columns with odious calumnies ? Is the Empress of Austria the only young woman who requires change of air and temporary absence from her lord 1 And which of the two has gone through scenes the most likely to affect a woman's constitution I She would soon be back, I might be sure of it." Well, I hope she will. I know, and I exceedingly regret, that most monstrous statements have been inserted in some of the Turin newspapers. Some statements of a more moderate character have been made in less partisan quarters, which are too likely to be true, though I sincerely hope that they also are false. No true man can wish to see a young couple, after being deprived of their throne, deprived of what • they ought to value infinitely mote—domestic I peace and sweet conjugal love. As a rule, royal marriages are not made to brunt adversity. The man who turned more heads than that of Flora Macdonald had not much sway over the heart of the Countess of Albany ; and Vienna again became the home of the wife of the un attended prisoner of St. Helena. Heaven knows, and earth too, bow faithful are the sex in adversity; but then they must have loved in adversity. Certainly the ex-Queen of Naples was no craven in the hour of danger ; and if there be more than temporary separation between this royal pair, I should require very strong evidence to make me believe that the fault proceeds from her. He, of course, still lives and holds his receptions l at the Farnese Palace, and seems to like Rome better than his followers, who openly express their dislike both for the place and its inhabitents. Be tween their former and their present home the com munications still remain very imperfect. Though one can get from here to Naples in a day, by leav ing Rome at half-past seven, journeying from Naples hither travellers are obliged to sleep on the read, owing to the objection of the authorities to allow them to enter this city after a certain hour. The Italian government is wise enough to provide the diligence's, which have still thirty kilometres to traverse, with an escort, free of charge. Naturally enough, they do not want their new route to get a bad name. One stoppage by brigands would go far to induce people to return to the sea transit, and I do not think I am wronging the folks on this side the frontier in suspecting that they would not witness with displeasure any occurrence tend ing to reduce matters to their old foot ing. I am assured on good authority that a new system is to be tried with these mountain vagabonds. Peruzzi is said to be the chief insti gator of a different style of treatment. Some people, whom I do not wish unnecessarily to furnish with arms against the Italian cause in the Two Sicilies, will gladly clutch at my statement that about 8,000 marauders huve been shot in action after it. Such, however, is the case ; and the y who see in such a measure only the most justifits? de means of benefiting the far wore numerous w ell inclined citizens, will not think it requisite toe uter into any detailed defence of the proceeding. But Peruzzi thinks that transportation will serve the desired end more effectually. I belie* the order has gone forth to save pow* r after action, and hand over prisoners t other authorities. As long as an unedueated. • peasantry, not naturally averse from the t ree h oo ti ng occupation, are assured that, under pew sent circum stances, it is not only permissible but highly meri torious, and that death encountered in such • pur suit will entail immediate adinissio_ s to the realms of the blessed, there will be plen ty of men, and women too, who will face a volley I d musketry pretty cheerfully. But when they disc seer that heaven is a long way off, and loss of liber.ty for life tolerably near, their enthusiasm is Pof unlikely to cool. Such • system has answered before iu other quar ters ; I wish it every succors in the new field. Funzunc-ortnen, 17.—The Queen bike been pleased to approve of Mr. James WlMem Mumma as consul at Bermuda for his tiletesty the King of Denmark. The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. Thomas Small as vies-mond et Lowestoft for his Royal Highness the Grua Duke of Leoklenburgh•9ehwerio.—(la:dte. FORIIIIIIOUTH, Jim SO. The Mars, SO, screw, Captain James N. Strange, arrived at Bt. ielen's this zoning free, the Mediterranean, lost ovisp to the boistemas state of tb Tresiber Oen hie hese so cemmunisatioa with her hem tin shows The Nictona sod Albert, regal reshot, Copied,. O. H. /Seymour, C. 8., is to stake good bar dakets with posslble dispa Ak. tch for serums daring the arty pert of the misstep ress_ Tbs Oebeene, steam yacht, Beets. Commander G. IL B. Bower, is to be ready for sea by the lOtb pwainto. It is reposted tha► sew jetties are t► he wonstreolod a► the Barth ease, d the dockyard. and dist prevision for the mane will he made io the naval estimates for the coming ilanottel year. SEVERE GALE.. SHIIPWRECN3 AND LOINO , OF WM Yesterday, at Caekbelth Pont, Lowarateedynch, a boat entaisieg two laboured. wad a tiatemena was espied by the wind, sad ose mar, dalead Jamewlieeenhy, of No. Fountain-norm, Rotherbiles, was drowned' before rain— aoce could be ?addend. The wires of the Beet Landow , Telegraph, near the Royal Pavilion Theatre, Whitachaptd4 road, were discommoded by the wind. PORTISNOI77IR 13Mommor. - - - - A strew wind has swivelled from the oorth•welt during the past two days, with occasiosal hairy pasha , . At six o'clock this morning the kludlerk, drodmiag vend, was caught by a winall, and sunk at her mowing' on the bar of Portsmouth-harbour. which she has-bass employed in deepening. There wee fortunately no ono es board when the accident happened. The barometer is now rising. LIVERPOOL, TOIXDAY. Yesterday a telegram was received in Liverpool from Admiral litany, to the effect the* dangerous winds might be expected frorn tie southward,. but the weather until the evening was est more than onileanhy boisterous. In the evening, however, a stiff breeze sprang ap, and pa dually increasing it bad almost attained the form of a gale by twelve o'clock, sod every precaution was thee taken to pretreat casualties amongst the shipping. ffortneately this wee so, for the wind still Increased, and by three o'clock this morning the preseure, ss indicated at **Observatory, was 3011*. to the square inch (the highest possum in dicated). The gale continued with noshing fury, and was at its maximum force from two- o'hisek in the morning until 12 o'clock at nom. The wind screstently shifted. From nos to half-peat three it was blowing from the W.S.W., from half-past three &filo& to half-pan eight o'clock from the W.N.W., and from belt-put eight o'clock until twelve doe west. The cellar* of the various dock warehouses were flooded by the tido. 14tille broke over the dock quays., and a considerable amount of property was destroyed. Fortunately no serious accident happened to the ships moored in the river, a few only dieggiog their anchors. The quays sod landing stages were thronged by people who came to nee the tide, and several got a good docking for their pans. The small Lading siege Gould only be reached through a shower of spray sad by wading ankle-deep io water, and ferry passengers hired cabs to run the gauntlet. Others, however, who could not afford the cab luxury, contented themselves with the cheaper, though lose comfortatie, mode of transit on sailors' back,. It was high tide shoot a quarter to 12, when the seen, upon the river was very tine, the white-crested wane reminding the speataton of • regular gal* outside It appeared from accounts remind later in the afternoon that the embankment as the Wirral coast, . which is the only protection of the low peuinsala behind it from the ravages of the era, had Men seriously damaged, . and that the low lands were inundated. A large barque is. reported on shore at Holyhead and two vessels outside the. port of Liverpool. The lifeboats were at ogee despatched. to the aseistanee of the latter. %be works at the new hat.. key at the north end of the town have been considerabiy damaged, and the excavations fined with water. The noith docks, which are very much exposed, sustained • good dial. of injury, partly from the weather sod partly from the action of the water and heavy floating bodies whisk were waded against their sides. Along the ether portal* of the Leer.. pool coast line severe damage was done to the walls.sod buildings adjoining the water_ At Watedeo • large lee of fencing has been Imbed away, and the needs in the mash bourbood completely inundated. The West news from the two ship. ashore outside left one of Utensils a very beiiposi. tion, while the other had needed to offf the bank, end was drifting in the Rock Channel, with all her mils splitto rib bons. A signal of distress has just (4 p.m) bees eabibmod from the Lemons Lighthouse. Its object is not yet known. Upwards of a kindred acres of land hare been inundated by the breakage in the 7..easome embankment. The vessel on shore at Holyhead is the Medea, from the Carneroons. In the mornings sailor lielooging to tie steam. ship Italian, lying ie the river, fell overboard, and was drowned befr,re assistance could be rendered. At interne during the day the streets were drawled by fines gusts of rain and se ow, and the spray from the river reached some hundred* of yards up the tows. The high spire of SL George's Church having long bees considered onside, crowds of tent , .tors were gathered round it during the day, con stantly expecting it to give way. At the despatch of oar parcel the gale appeared to be increasing. OM MMUS AID MISS 111AOSITIO TZLZOILAPD.) LIVERPOOL, TUEDDAT NIGHT. The vessels ashore of Liverpool ere the Admiral, for 'dombay, and the J. E. Elliott, for New York. The Ad. mires crew bare been saved by the steamtng Mmes. Two lifeboat* are attending the J. E. Elliott. The Admiral is a total low. _ _ FLEETWOOD, TUESDAY NIGHT. We have this day bees visited with a very heavy gale of wind, accompanied by an extraordinary high tide, which has done immense damage along the Lancashire Gaut. The lifeboat house, belonging to the National Lifeboat Imtitation, at this place has been totally Imbed down by the violence of the sea. The lifeboat and transporting carriage have also been seriously injured. It was with considerable difficulty that they were got out of the house by the lifeboat crew, who behaved like men, and risked their lives in securing the lifeboat and her equip meats. COLLISIONS AT SRA.--Gszea YARMOUTH, MON DAY.—At 6 a.m. to-day the brig St. Helena, of and from Sunderland, for London, laden with ands, cams in collision off Wintertou'vrith the brig Friendship of South Shields. The St. Helens had her decks ripped up, ■ad the sea mode a Aeon passage through. The crew of right baud. saved themselves in their own boats, losing everything. sad were picked up and 'ended here to-day at the Sailors' Home. The St. Helena is believed to bare foundered immediately. She was 190 loos register. and her e,..tinuted vshie, with cargo, was 1,6001. The Friendship's foremast was carried away, besides receiving other damns, t.. 3 the extent in all of 2501., and had to be towed in by a steam tug. Another collision occurred in the Cockle Cut at 11 a.m. on Saturday. between the Syren, of Fulkeetooe, from Sunderland wit► coals, and the Henrietta Sophia. The fonser vessel am. tamped damn* to the amount of 2001., besides having to pay 100/. for being towed ice. This is the third aelhOlOa w hi c h has occurred in these roads in as many days, resulting in two instances in total losses.