The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-24 00:00:00

, -0 ( / .r 1 z 7 -1 2' Wiall run, Ivory 11.. [TWOPENCE LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 24, 1863. No. 5,135.] [Stamped, ld. AdditionaL) CALCUTTA, calling at the of Good Hope and Hadrea—HONTHLY STsuf COMMUNICATION between LONDON and INDIA by the magnificent beet of steamers belonging to the EAST INDIA and LONDON SHIP PING COMPANY ,tholted).—The well-known clipper anilltary steamship HYDA.9PES, 2,249 tom, 930-horse power, 0 H. polisTek, Commander. now loading in the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on the 18th February, embarking paseen. gore at and leaving Oraveseud on the 20th February, for Cal cutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Medias. This magnificent ship, built expressly for the Indian trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has brat-rate accommodation fo= *engem and will carry an experienced surgeon, also a stew The average paseage of the lent seven steamers has been Tit days 3 hours to Madras ; the Hydaspos performed the voyage la 0 days, and the LA (the Calcutta ) pump tnapp 59 days, beano the shortest Ico moced.—For ttre or to GRIN DLAY &ad Oa, PMthlMlMalthil S.W., 'holmium' ly ALFRED BRETT end 1511, thedeshell•theet, LC.: or at th e OFFICES of the 0011PANY. Mincing - lam, Loudon. KC. ; where oleo &polka Hem tors mpalatawsla as mtelehipman *odd be imide. RICILULD DREW, Secretory. Mat India end Imadon Skipptith Company (Limited„ 111, Mbacing-thae. LC. CA!aCVITA Direct, under engagement to the ouscil of tedla, with hersedlate despatch, the splendid aldp LINCELLIII A 1 for 13 892 Weis rrelater ; bodies In the Rue Podia pieta lies maeaieaast cable aeceetraodatiou.— le r Wtt or peortge apply to 011LLATLY, HAN[ZY, and ft, liten.&vat, KC IRLAQR B•LL PASSENGER LINE of ALP CLMPZI MOMS for AIMS/ L( fres Lemke direc ant 1 1= 7 I Tommy. Dods. To den = • Hama . 1 1,100 • Jan. SI 2,000 Feb. 10 YAM= i hat 11 " era Iti r l 1,00 Z. bids Jan. 21 Ideirmaa Odder Sonia .. 1 LOIS India . Feb. 26 gagendinad Light Brigade... UN Z. India Jen. 20 4lnaindesd Beejagore ... , ;IN L India Feb. 28 nis aidalwatad UM el whale lam by tank galsetataill and mad paw" earned • world hewn ragratation. sad wk oar AMINra"2" la =alaaal lirl any made adost.- - po, ell reopoeting or to Australia appty to J WINS sad 00., LI ; all Agents for the Black Ball Mac and T. N. MAMA Ned Ow, 1, Leadealtallatreeh Jorobar. Le. TO BRITISH 0011710 IA 101 Ita. Y STEAM COMMUNICATION to MIT I F ICL aw YOLK Direol—The LIVERI'OOI. NEW YORK, sad 171111.ADILPHIASTRAMAGYIP COMPANY AAA despatch ing Asir full-pwwered Olidabailt iron Screw Stesaaralps, calling niAsperessm to anberk peuesagon sad asiatchos, as follows AWL/ FROM LITIAPOOL /OA NEW YORA. M 4.6. Wsilased&y. Jam ta C OF WASHINGTON Wednesday, Feb. 4. or sAuntoga, *ixobeeday, Yee. 11. And every sacesedlag 11 OEMs pow., 15, 17. and 12 gainsaws e =ag . to the smote- Atisass. Ferward S galars, lachtdhat .11 proytaos• AAA. Pwrothears tog Curds, As Oulasel States, and Britialt Cloksills, booked Gomel en very advansageou• terrus.—lfor tialliepartionlaramply ca fe WILLIAM AMAX, A, Water-street, lAserpool : or to REYES sad MACEY, A, Krog Willissastrod. cer BRITISH sod NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL .ILJr MALL STRAASHYPS, appointed by the Adastraky to AU between LIVIRPOOL and NEW YORK, wad between LIVE& 101 E, and BOSTON. AM liberty to call et Halifax or other ports .16 A • So had rtriwa atails io imis, sad prealgess, the Boston ' r JAM@ howl( o th er P re: gen to liM frees 1171 1 7 P001 , or at cott v to receive it ' UMW Vfor NEW YORK, Saturday, Jan. AL ADA. for BOSTON. Saturday, /ob. 7. • CAINA. for NEW YORK, Saturday, Feb. 14. in=pawners end goods for Naas= sod Hart.., to 6. at New York on board the RLE& British Queen. Mill=seamy, chailia steward's foe sad provisions, bat rissa ni or liquors To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, MO ; ISSISII Aida Al 6. To New York, chief eabin. A 26; anal sakia Al& Freight to Halifax, Bosiorkand New York, SS r e r „ k and 6 par ant. pro, —Apply to J. B. Ewer& 62, Old London : J. M. Oarris, - Han& and 12, Place de la Deane. Aria : 0. sad J. Burns, Beehansiastrost, Amass, . D. Ind C. pil e or D. sad C. Alm, 1 Water s/oak L 11)BILLDPPS, GRAVES, wad PHILLIPPS .11. the wataeseattasid Saadi= 110111111.11“ : Far AM, the FYINOORD, Yamada, naming early, gralll al tbe Tower. l ava al. Par= MON, Ohs FAUX OONDOR, or MOLL l altermataly Gary Thwedsy, traps Ronsfalawa, at 11 aa. ; Back. wall Pair to rash • learaerliarm la , pasaeugen at Dom Pars : tt. I , mad 10s. Iffeethan Parts are dosed Wasp by tea aaoriatble, whilst the other is fiIOITENBURO, the GUSTAF WAAAJa stow days. front Pans, RI 3a, It Is., sad AL his OM, s Messer, la a few data. Pa r I ne t P o illagg, S h alt TOL Llg: 11."= Titptlinkrfty MUTUAL MARINE I. ASSURANCE COMPANY, 3a, Oast Vftaelesatarelniet, Lea/a& NOTICE 19 HEREBY OW EN, that the ANNUAL DIVIDEND de to the Shareholders on their espial la this Carapaay to the Mat al December last will be PAYABLE as sand after MONDAY, llbe lad of February next. P 5. SI. ISM. FRANCIS NTEPRINS, Secretary. 'METE= WANTED, with E5.,000 to £4,010 1. (a toyer sans can be profitablypots the Myer. ter bt an established BUSINESS, l d witch be ma take en s De fie s and ettee pert R A eferences exchanged. Afithies A_ Z., con.' Co, dvertising Agen ts, linci-lane, Oman& LONDON OARPET WAREHOUSE. WALTON end 30W, 2 and 4. oomozwricarr. w. BROWN BROTHERS. —PATENT CHAIRS and cooc Barra* Taulture, Males , Peemas ism as.-11114 7bOS J. Osiakques tria BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new imestion, so admirably Wed tbst tun b=l: , ma se•ller casks, may be raised or tilted os Your or trouble. Its action Is so bopelpable that the sediment el Ss sass* theta Sold by so passibility can be disturbed. irks Ilk, M., 14a, to suit Si, 9, mod 18 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No Seat-peg required. No more eat beer or sour wimp. Pries is. ed.. ditto, , Ss.— tpply direct to JAIIIB 'Anew, patentee, 14, Minima-street. Mansioe.bosse. M that Ms suss and Mares are es every article . all otbereses Maltatiosa 14tirarille8 Polio Zoilbaillmd 18110. TWEE/PS SPERM OANDLES, L. 4d. and £1 la IL per lb.: hi. BAUM wax, la. Pd.; krampirealwaa, Pa Id. ;bloat wax and sperm, ; Osman wax, la. 2.14 aide wwi le tk palace amanita, la eimpealte. ad., ad.. and . metallic I. Namara Imam ; magatum Pd.; g k l a maalda, &1.. Colas MI. Pa. p• r once ; soap, Ma. sad ada. par 1121ba. sealed, sea ; old brown Pflodeer, la. M. par packet: comsom brows Mather. la; white VlPaaer,la. ; kw" U. ; alyceriaa sad almmd. Par /11*—he Ma, at W. P. DARES sad 801(8 ' eldeetabllobad waft bum Al SI. Menlesim. amMaperom Loadm. 791. —By Mr. ESSRLL'S invention, of ri nf iele be Is the sole patentee (protected 17th July. In eh AZTIPICIAL TIME, to last a lifetime, are sae& sad acted In a by boom withoat pals or extractions, Do wires we lastenings r_eqaMed, amid &tendon Imposalble Comfort parasite& Mr. MikettsTmeiMme, welch fully explains his Wyman,. pout tree wren allasPe. Cessaltations free. Tenos strictly moderss.--11, Oree- Wmanetreet, Bood.etreet, sad 35. Beanett's-11111. Bfrailsesara. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. sccrrr i BILIOUS and LIVER PLUS, prepared with- Marcurial Ingredient, trots the of Dr. Boon, win Its rod lavalnahle to all who suffer from and liver eon- NIO indigestion, wind, swims, giddinsia, diggings' of the ark lc. For Itabitnal costiveness, as • f amity aperient medicine. amd an a purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent: mild in ntillr operW on and grateful to the stomach they agate 'open* digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous system.— ld WW. Lambert, 8. King Witham st., Charing-croak and/ re DVDr a"°. .llcote K s ai L i7 bo s a l n sod Yw 9t So ar7". to • SHIM See M.. with "It tamnerr ewvaved ne the aftiap. AnaMA' B.HORTNESSof BREATH, BROX NEVAALOIA infallibly relieved and cured by lihe DIPKP CI TIAGAII27TLI f Pectoral Fundgatorsl. The smoke, Wag timpbed. penetrates into the chest, calm the whole nery •1111110/M, facilitates expectoration, and usage the functions of ZlAabe Wirt atin P orga nsrice of respiration.—T. Eagle, line d'Amater a P 2a. 6d. a box. gold in London by Cbasuak Haymarket. inIONSITIIPTION : ITS ORIGIN. The Report DL MINDS CIONIWY splendid DLSOOVIRT (THE 011011 f W 00NnUltrrION,. the most Interesting Is the himory of mallow, Yhe the print/de hands, and will he speedily pub lished. TM ftenee of this be ted solely bum tie lngio faet the la Great disco*ery Miele al can one WOW esti ma le annually pm* from the ravages of consumptave iet. 21. Upper heyinoarsgreet, W.. Connaught...pure, rtydmeerk. COHS, ASTHMA, sod INCIPIENT CON- O PION are EIYECTU eLLY MILD by KEATING'S COl7Oll L 011201068. Statistics show Mot WOW persons owns. ally td cicalas to pohnenary disorders, Including consumption, dieenies of the chest, and the rest Watery organs. Pieventlon le at elitism better than rare . be. therefore. prepared during Use wet sad wintry sermon with a 'apply of Keating', Coagh io which posse's the virtue of averting as well ae of curing ro g sZi or Cold they are good alike fur the young or for the Sand. they soothe bronchial irritation. is for Improving the Veto", the Pr. ocher, Statesman a , Slaw and Attar hare long =l"thou —Prepared and sold n hove., le. lid., and .92.. en. ild., and lea ed. each, by THOMAS ELATING, Chasid, Is., GL et. Paul's Churchyard, Loudon. &Sail by ell Drliggiste and Patent Medicine Vendors In the world. WNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESLt hoa been. titular; ruesty-Ilve years,=atleally swan lioned b Ili b l e =lical profession, and tun atlor m l w r . au as the best remedy for acklity of the M, rink and Indlegation, end es a r.fld ape- Meat_ for delicate canstlrutrout• antra e.prd.lfy for 1 . 6 ".. " 4 eantria. It is priip by ared, to • state of perfect purity anal of Wrens strewth, DINNICI/08310 and On, li 1 4 e. 901 .4. 'ft*. - lAMM ; end .ofd by all respectable elsele t. ista truisaldi ett themkt. bk. RICORD'S NStiIiNCX LUZ _ me. easniseod to th e most stuttered eethillitelathe we wefts. Failure is impossthle. Its effects are pirrowsk 314 ,fridiallos neoesaaa7.—N3l4 to meth with fao Imereatleme, me tour cisautities for ms., met muse PAM ea miedpt ad remitth see etasspe.—Oole ZeTie s = MilOe s . M.4med . w Tempie-ber. PHOTOGRAPHIC ffiCHIBITION.—The Nurni ANNUAL zawarnoN of the rearoosArnic marry of LONDON Is OPEN DAILY, from 10 till 4, of lbo Dairy of Ur Daddy of Drill& Artlita, Buffolkotroot, ragman Baol—Aeholsoke, ls. SPLENDOUR and MAGNIFICENCE are the prevailing eharaMerleilse of the London t i tc which a visit on THURSDAY, the Lib Inst., le partiou• i . i o recommended. The Proprietor. take their ANNUAL r on the evening In queetlon, when the entertainmenta will be marked by genies, nigament, elegance, mirth, and drollery. The programme will totally eclipse all Its predecessor.. it will. In fact, be a MONT o 1 WONDERS The LONDON PAVILION, Tiebbarniednet. EOM and SONNMAIOEML Proprlstont T HE LONDON PAVILION, OPEN ELM mast enabsimisioE : LI TI.Z 001.1LL1 1. !a. % L o foador of * on : tbo PHIL LONDON GRAND RISTAIIRANT. LSEDIONS and DINNERS A LA CARTS can be had with 00 ET and DESPATCH. SHAY FAMOUS LONDON DINNER, ready front 2 US $ to the Oradd Saloon. at b. ed. each Maeda dbdaeacema for ladles angentlemen Speak= and well ventilated wine coffee and ernekthe Woe= Orin OR SUNDAYS FROM foul ina, NINA 11•WYZIt. Proprietor, I. ILIEY-$12.11T. CORNEA d murasay-LANE PIIRX YRKNOR BRANDY, w ow PI& GALWX, al. P DOW: 'Z. .. .7. did vernal. b :iiii - ifilipoilo4" NE ose so& G. WALIIII and CO., 111, IDOWAZZ-ZOAD and al& Orford-64mk IlliPatCircuL STIVKNEI and SON, Wine end Spirft Meechanta. WINES ei superior quality. Pork: deperlar aN emoted, age,; very choke. 64a. tea: dial) Irma the wood. !7L. Ida ; etpfw, Sts., Sga per douse. Sherries: liar, ea. no. I. high quality, 425., Ma. 645. : Vino di Palo, ha Amon Ulla& and liansanille, Oa. Me per dons. Marsala, M.: nob or dry, 112 a Bucellas, SOL Champagne, good ra. b , c aa., 48e.: ditto choice branda, tloe., See, Tb. Claret, Ina, eba : St Jdiee, de., Stn., ; Chateau Marmara, dc., OK, Tb. Hocks and Moselle; floe., 4ga, Ma; very OK, Ma Whim d other descriptions equally reasonable. inpstior, All goods delivered tree within five miles. Terms, cash.-78, BahotalPie street-within. VALUES of GOLD. —WATHERt3TON sad BECODIN, kg the Information of the Public and thole. amorous Pogrom, beg to make the following annoaaemimt re. prdag the VALUE of GOLD, feeling pennaded that the Int► meta of the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being divided int* 24 parts or carata, it toile.a the geld of 16 tents floe, te 18 carats-33 3 81 carats .. Al 11 10 worth ..44 al4 17 orate.. 8 0 1 carets .. 1 I 31 per encase. 14 carats.. 214 71 carats 1 4 11 IBeemb.. 4 1 t lb carats.. 913 1 carats .. 1 1 24 II melt Wilde 14 terf9ll.. 2 0 01 carats .. 017 8 alendefd) 317 101 12 carat,— 2 4 0 cants.. 0 14 21 El Made— 814 4 LI carats— 12 61 carats 010 71 enenle.. II 10 91 11 aerate— 1 13 1 sweats.. 0 7 1 11 assts.. 3 7 8 16 carats.. 116 61 meat... 0 3 64 lismelleatam llk Heortettsetreet, Covent.gardea, W.C.. Landon es=r4e of Chains and Jewellery for le. each. N.B. This I. aimed at 6 In the evening, and on Saturdays at sue TROUSERB.—Gentlemen who do not mind pay hag a fair Woe for a good par of Trams,' can depend upon mateelal and patterns, that eamot be exedlad, at HAMILTON sad K ntr cON'S. Tailora 1116. Strand (opposite lister Haaj. IACT WOATRY Or NOM." W)(1L MINOT= from Bondirtreet er TA BROOCBIIIIIII% NANOUABA, re the Ist October, UM Ile Ito Treece (act by bee beet sm. Istobtebod rIIHE MINISTERIAL ALMANAC. A. Aa eistmat ALMANAC. illiudrated srltb well-executed Portraits of Lord Palmerston. Earl Russell, and Ms Right Hanciamble W. R. Gladstone, and oontnining some useful in formation, may be had gratis a E. 1101468 and SON, Ready-made and ilespote Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen =astnim. Modem, Root and Shoemakers, and General Loudon Houses Clty Establishment. ISA, 116, 153, 167. Ylaodr , 83. 84. 85, 86, 87, 88, and 89, Aldgate. Orked.street Breach, 804 Wt. 11418Ns b...s....d Oztordgireet : I, 2,3, Hart red Brame, IA, lib Sotlaelas-ooart•road . US, Yeet,eeeroa# Iffiletalatuaeate 81teglaid °mat a Bradford, Yorkshire. HOLLApi D. THE HAGUE, J ix. 23, The First Ohamber has adopted the bill for the construction of a canal across the Isthmus in the northern province of Holland by 24 to 12 votes. AMERICA. QUEENSTOWN, Jas. S. ; tikS, Maidos-road. QPZOTACLILS, improved lvy HARRTS and SON, wM most oirtatoV prawn the sled. Better cannot be made. Steel, with crystal@ cc pebbles, 11M.; steel, with Msln to NM Gold and Sliver lye-Olaseet . wee. d mean, low piles.. Ba rite srospect Mal, Ma Id. pset fres. THOS. WARM end SON, Opttctsns to the Zola Penally, opposite the MUM Yaws. OaW, London. isleidished 1710. Oantlon. —No traveller@ maploysd. SWEET BREEZEB.—RIMMEL'S cassourn WI, delightfully whined, coo ha with a smelargebottla Price from It • .I:white/re: =lotr bi Maiapt Lamer Perfumed Illaimack„ richly Map it ; try poet for 7 0 = Bold by all the ivads.—BUIYEL, 911. sod 24, PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The returnV et Teeth to their respective Doerdiagacbools Induces a solletinele kw their personal comfort sad attraction, and DOW MACAIMIAR OIL, for aceetwethe the growth and seed aaalitilfialt ILA hair, flowleadit Ralydor, for Im elda and annals:doe, sad rensevlng °stemma de. licia — liad Rowlands' Odonto, or Pearl Dentifrice, for readeltng toe tom Imenumb white. and anall= thon. ace con sidered indlepsesible scoosersainseala by ROWLLWD sad bONIL lale=isa, sad by em and perfamsra— Ask tor lexeleade NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIL—Tbe greatest and most =ski tamatiom of Um day, AQUA AMAINLLA.— Heim JOHN 001INTAL and Cu., Three King.moort, Lombard street, partimen to Auld , ai respecttully redo~ the pithho this truly marvellou which gradually the human hatr to its pristine boo--no natter at what age. TM Aqua Amiens has none of the properties of dyes; It, on the contrary, to Wasik:id to the system. and when the hair is mite restored eme per month win keep tt In perfect colour. Price ems pleas per betele. N!IN ! I N ! J. WARD WRITING and COPYING INKS surplus all others in quality and durability of odour. Agents wanted for Town and Cando. Manufactory. N.E. lids day, &woad Maks, salaried, du, INVALof LATIN PROSE COMPOSITION. Ua YO idltirn, XL, Fellow of Marton 4 tat TUTORS and STUDENTS. ta. dd. By the same Author, Second Edition, 7e. ed., XLITULLot GREER PROSE COMPOSITION. 1111' ft; TUTORS and STUMM- is. ea. EXERCIB6B In GREEK PROBE COMPOSI TION. etinand Edition. .4. &I. KIT for TVTOR4 i;ndfiTUDENTIL ft. U. OLYNTIILAcIt of owrostimas. to 6d. _ 7o'net — o — ak7 iraTtia — Zio7C:inTscaTrn, — west strand. Oast*, la.. the Fourth Volume. completing the Work. of HE pr T im SPANISH CONQUEST in AMERICA, and Ite RELATION to the HISTORY of SLAVERY. and to the GOVERNMENT of COLONISE. By Antra Haws. Vole. L And IL. Ma. TeL ILL, la Partici:San. ::e ewe.. West Strand. AN HISTORICAL VEY of the At3TRO NOSY UR et the ANCILIT& By Sir Gann Colureweu Parlor, Bon, and Bourn, W. !Brand. Sidood !Wilton, pod 800, A., LEISURE HOURS in TOWN. A Selection trona tho Contributions et A. I. H. B. to Romeo Magazion Landon: Parker. Boa, and Bows, Wod Strand. Ms day, crown 8.0, Woe as, , HE COMMON-PLACE PHILOSOPHER in TOWN sod 000N11Y : • Selma from the Costello. tidos of LE.H.N. to " homes Zogsaise ." with other Occoakesl Nowa Limbo : Parker, Son, sod BOUM Wart Strand. VICTOilli MOM Vasa to sold to the series of this truly pat os! eseedieek sow exhibited at the Crystal Palace. sad one of the mod pep*, attrestiess at Bydeahare. tire Dew pictares bare kW) : *oat represeatseg the gallant deeds teh inad tow:Ili " to Home. Polk old, Rogers, twos.ie. 13ayle, and sad Mr. •DocaeU, of the Bowl Civil Samos. Yr. Demsegse large picture of the Bogle of Iskermass, eddldiel last seem at the Boyd Atsibray, is also at Os Palm. The Inman steamer Glasgow has arrived here from New York, with 63 passengers, and 603,740 dollars in specie. The Nord of yesterday introduces a chess pro blem into ita columns, and aasooacee that in future it will give two problems every month. The position of the pieces is indicated by the usual kind of design. AMERICAN SYMPATHY WITH Ls NCASHII/1. —The ship Hope arrived at Liverpool yesterday from New York, with a cargo of flour, do., for the relief of the diatreas in Lancashire. The Hope, which ie a fine new vessel, is cow mended by Captain Hancock, who, we believe, gave his services free. She left New York on the 22nd December, laden with 1,010 barrels of Boar, and 967 tom guano, all of which will be sold, sad the proceeds forwarded to the relief fund. The vessel is, we understand, consigned to Beaus. Babcock and Co., of Liverpool, who undertake to unship the cargo, free of expense. The Hope was towed up the Mersey, free of cheeps, and all the customs sod harbour, dock, and other duo, will be dammed with in this and other similar oases FIN E Witrrino.—The correspondent of a Southern paper committer his account of the battle of Murfreesbo. rough in the following terms .—" The sun retie clear after several days of funeral gloom, drifting the midis which hung like silvery curtains o'er the field, dancing and glistening along th e se r r i e d line of steel, which glittered in the morn ing light like the sparkling, of countless diamonds, bathing the gay banners which floated in the (root with a flood of refulgence, and rifting in golden showers through the emerald fringe of cedars which enclosed the field." MEDICAL CEETIFIcATEB IN LUNACY.—The sub joined is a copy of a letter addressed by the Commissioners in Lunacy to Mr. Elliot, proprietor of Munster House Asylum, Fulham, where Mr. Hall was transferred on Dr. Sample's and Mr. Guy's certificates "In the letter addressed to you by the solicitors of t►e board is the month of August lest, the censure of the Board was conveyed to you for your culpable neglect before taking charge of Mr. James Hall as an insane patient, to ~certain, by reading the certificates, that they were in all respects conformable to the statute, and the opinion of the Board was expressed in the following terms : • There is oo part of the duty of the proprietor of a licensed house which requires greater care than the mewl nation of certificates. Your long experience ought to have rendered you familiar with the particulars in regard to them which demand special attention, and the Commissioners, I therefore, consider your negligence on this occasion as a ' most grave offence.' Had you performed this, your obvious duty, you would cot have received Mr. Hall, inasmuch as Mr. Guy's certificate was, upon the face of it, in. valid, and incapable of amendment under the statute, being founded upon an examination of the patient more than mix weeks before its date. The question of the sufficiency of the facts set forth in medical certificates admits, in many cases, of much doubt, and the certificates, in this respect, may be amended after the reception of the patient. It is entirely different if the examination of the patient took place, as in the case under consideration, mare than seven days prior to admission. Mr. Guy's certificate bare date six weeks subsequent to the day on which be last new Mr. Hall. This was fatal to the vali dity of his certificate ; and it is, therefore, of paramount im. portals:a that proprietors and superintendents of asylums should, before taking charge of a patient, carefully peruse every certificate. The Commissioners feel themselves called AMERICA. The Canadian steamer Anglo-Saxon, which left Portland, Maine, on the 10th instant, arrived at Londonderry yesterday. She brings 25,000 dollars in specie. The Hamburg and American Company's steam ship Hanimonia, Captain fichwensen, which left New York on the 10th inst., arrived at Southamp ton shortly after 3 p.m. yesterday, with the French, English, and German mails, 57 passengers, and 217,867 dollars for England. Hee telegraphic ad vises from New York are to the 12th. The New York. Herald, of the 10th inst., on the porition of affairs, mays : There is nothing DOW from Vicksburg today, though Sebgraphic communication between Memphis sad Cairo is complete. Latest despatches from Nashville represent that ]fur. freeeboro' is entirely deserted. Our army and Gwen' Itoseacranz' headquarters have advanced ten mike beyond that place. The rebel army is reported to be at Tullahoma. General Resencrans orders all captured rebel cdllaers to he confined until Jefferson Davis' order in revoked ; the rebel winners to subsist an army rations, the food eontributed by Mirk") be wow !too, sad tb• ropolitio - o jai Shim:. - - - - - General Hellsek has issued a mast Bettering order of thanks to General Roseacrans for his gallant conduct and that of his army at Murfreesboro'. Re also thanks Genial Carter for his lintilta i nt cavalry raidinto Ernst Tennessee, and the important esaviees he rendered there. The news frog the army of the Potomac is not important. Our pisketa extend from Falmouth to King George Court house, about twenty-two miles distant from the former point. Contrabende agree in stating that rebel incursiou are nightly made below the Court-house fora long distance, and minus are =ivied away and sent South. The greater portion, however, of the slaves on the Wog neck of land be tween the Rappahannock and Potomac rivers have already made their escape to our lines, bringing wi►h them at night their masters' teams and other property. Our latest mews from Springfield, Mo., where General Brown was so badly wailed by the rebels under General Marmaduke, is up to yesterday, when the indications were not as favourable to our troops as they bad previously been. Telegraphic communication had . ceased at three o'clock in the morning, and the enemy had entered our stockade on the previous afternoon. The opinion in St. Louis is that the rebels bad captured the place. General Brown, the defender of the place, had received a very bad wound in the shoal der. A large amount of army 'tom, ammunition, and arms were in Springfield, and of COUII4 fell into the bands of the enemy. It was reported that a portion of General Blunt's army, from Van Bares, Arkansas, had reinforced General Brown ; but this is not confirmed. It is mid that General Comma advanced on the rebels on the Blackwater in force, from Suffolk on Thursday, and will jive General Pryor an opportunity for a fight if he de sires it. General Beareprd is in command at Charleston, in the district of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. In the &oath yesterday a bill for the eastruction of a ship earl from the Miesisalppi rivet to Lake Iliehisoo, so as to admit of t►e purge of armed vessels, and to enlarge the looks of Erie and Oswego canals in New Yoe', to adapt them to the damee of the Northern lakes, was introduced end ordered to be printed. Mr. Willey jive notice of a bill to aid Western Virginia in the speedy and final oath'. pigment of slavery in that State. It was yesterday currently rumoured that Commodore Wilkes had been removed from command of the flying squa dron for having failed to obey orders relative to intercepting the Alabama. Although talked about in well-infecund quarters, no definite authority was given for the st►tement. The Kentucky Legislature met on the Bth inst. The following is a summary of the governor's message : The messige of Govan* Robinson recommends that Kw. picky reject President Lincoln. proclamation to liberate the slaves, and protests against any interference with her State policy as unwarranted by the constitution. He thinks that the proclamation giving freedom to the slaves in the rebel lions States inflict. upon Kentucky a total and indiscreet blow. He lays that the saddest effect of the proclamation will be to ire the whole South into one burning mass of is. exhaustible hate. The proclamation will destroy all hope of restoring the Union, which is only possible by adhering to the constitution as it was. Further than that, the most alarming aspect of the proclamation is the usurpation of powers of government by the President under the specious plea of military necessity. Governor Robinson concludes his nieusge by advising the legislature to place on record their plea against the proclamation. The City of Washington arrived at New York on the evening of the 9th inst. The Africa arrived at Halifax on the same day. The Howe of Representatives has passed a vote of thanks to General Butler. (LIT TILEGRAYIL) NEW YORK, Jas. 12, Emma. The Confederates captured Galveston, Texas, on the lst inst. The Confederate steamers, armed with guns, protected by cotton bales, with troops on board, attacked the Federal gunboats and captured the gunboat Harriet Lane. Her officers and nearly all her crew had been killed by musketry. Two Fede ral gunboats escaped. The Federal* blew up their flag-ship, Commodore Henshaw accidentally perish ing on board. The remainder of the Federal fleet and troops have returned to New Orleans. It is supposed that the Confederates will immediately send the Harriet Lane to cruise in the Gulf, as she is strongly armed. The Federal repulse at Vicksburg was complete, and the expedition has re-embarked. The reported embarkation of General Sumner's division for the South is not true. as segpited at the meeting of the Democratic Asia:Maim of New York in December, and *Berta that pew can only be restored upon a buts of an acknowledgment of the in• depeedesee cid the confederacy. The Cbesolike of Ways and Means bars reported a bill authorising Semetery Chase to ism* 900 mellow of United Statile brads fer the support of the government. NEW YORK, J. it - It is officially reported that the Confederates were repulsed at Springfield, Missouri. The Secretary of the Treasury will not attempt to negotiate a loan. The Senate haw passed the bill authorising a further iaeue of bonds and United States notes. The Confederates under General Magruder recaptured Gslentos, Tex's, on the 1a inst. The attack vas toad*, b► land and water. The Confederate gunboats, which were prcesicted by cotton bake, bad no cannon, the men using Aim Goootal Magruder elaboo to have captained 600 priooooro lad • largo quantity of dome and onos. Coofoclorato loot sot /mows. The NMI et the remiss of Genital Sherman at Vicks burg is fully confirmed. Sherman has been superseded by General IrClernand. The Jura was intercepted off Cape Race on the 10th. The Timm publishes the following telegram : NEW YORK, JAR. 10. Mr. Chase's interview with the leading New York backers was nuslidasiory. The goversamoni KR for the tame of 910 inilliosse of United Stated bead, hoe weld the Semis to-day. Walloareet le math suits& Gold has advanced to 142. COBWEB/IAL GENCE. NEW Y Jas. A,Twoos. "- 00 1 1=311 . 711A011 ." %01114 "at irtai l t ales. New 'Fmk Central; 117 ; Mania, 88; Eno, 734. NEW YOWL JAL 12, Emtapro. The excitement in the gold, exam" sad Wreak markets eontianes. Money easy. Gold 42 premium. Exchange no Loudon : Bankers' bills, 154 to 185. Stocks very firm. New York Central, 118 ; Minnie, 88 ; Erie, 74. Cotton et ; middling Upland, 70c. Floor ad vancing, sad 15e. Wber. Wheat in good demand for export, sod 3c. higher. Corn quiet, but lc. higher. PrOVIIIIOOII geed uiqtury. Coffee quiet. Sugar eaady. Maiesses very is. - The Confederate army withdrew from Marfreraborough in good order to Tullahoma, and was at Shelbyville on the sth inst. The Riantond DisparcA of the 6th says that by this movement General Bragg has thrown East Tennessee entirely open to the Yankees, and that if Rosencranx once gets possession there 200,000 men will not dislodge him. A week of desperate fighting at Vicksburg his termi nated in the defeat of the Federals. The attack was most determined, and the resistance obstinate is the extreme. The Federal, fought to within two miles of the city at one time, but were driven back by a superior force under Gene ral Joseph Jambe. Whole regiments and brigades were engaged hand to hand, and batteries ►ud fortificetions were taken and retaken several times. The fortifications extend for six miles to the rear of the city, and were defended by upwards of 60,000 men, a large proportion of whom were suddenly concentrated upon the point. The latest accounts represent that the Federal forces re tweed to their transports in no condition to renew the attack. AMIRICANAIP /OR LANCASHIRE. upon, in the foliating circumstances, and for the above ma sons, to intimate to you their determination to visit any violation of the provision of the law such as that of which you were guilty in Mr. Hall's case with the penalties of the statute. In order to the promulgation of their views the Commissioners intend to circulate generally copied of th present oommunicatioo.—Jas. 9." It is gratifying to bud (says the Newcastle atronick) that the differesoes which have of late subsisted between SOON of the miners and colliery owners in the North, are Was gradually adjasted. At Segbill, where the mu have bah us • strike " since the bit inst., the roasters have at length yielded the sought•for requirements, and operations at the colliery were resumed out Thursday. At Cr.mliagton, mutual amocesioss, leadiag to a satisfactory understanding, have been made ; and there, too, the men have returned to work. This is as it should be, and we hope soon to hear that there is as mid of all the dienotee. [Advertisement.]-11ouowair's Pussi.—Vitiated prawn& weather Is productive of °Pastas& bilious derangement. which, when neglested, iodates fever. Holloway's Pills are the best regulators of the liver, and their cheapness places them within the may reach of all. They exercise the niftt absolute purifying power over the hirg.d and all th e sec r e tions, and wond e rfully improve the appetite. They likewise strengthen the stomach sad sumo the full and natural action to all the airwave orgasm without fretting and weakening the system. They elhootaelly prevent all tlatulency and griping. Nothing ever equalled Hollows), Pills for warding oil or curing the mah.7 lusledielen Inevaleet and dangeroua during the change of drawn TUT always laapart health to body and naiad. (Prom dm New York Herald el Js o . 10.) Pursuant to the announcement in yesterday's issue a most pleasant reception took place about 11 o'clock yesterday morning on board the relief ship Genus Griswaid, which, as repeatedly announced, has been leaded with pro vision' for the assistance of the suffering English operatives, sod yesterday prepared to start on her MIMS of charity. The affair on board the vessel was of a most gratifying eha. racier. Most of the benevolent gentlemen who had contri noted to the noble work of charity which Uses bed almost reached its coesummatioa were present co the ecomies, and The Federal lons elands 5,000. Among the officer. .leio are Generals Morgan sod Smith. 1,500 Fedende, under Cleeeral Hovey, not to execute a special order, are sup posed to have been °entered. The Confederate IWe u not known. The flotilla under Admiral Farrago! wee nimble to pass beyond Port Halms to render Resistant:4a _ _ Biz thousand CAdaderatas, under Generale liarbridge and Karmsdaks, with six pious of artillery, are reported to be advancing upon Springfield, Missouri. It is agile positively assorted that General Burnside has belly resigned the command of the army of the Potomac, sad that he is seceseded by Oireeral Booker. [ The Richmond Examiner u►esitatingly declines the par ' thipettee of the seceded stMes is a 'Aloud *seventies, had the pleasing satisfaction of Oonledng tan oner . 2 the succesefid termination of th eir laboun The ship 16 wee beautifully decorated with flap, and the of things altogether was of a most naming About semi the nisei cast loose from her aseberrek was towed down the bey by the steamer Oswego. Tim rigawhich ]ad .rambled cha ir. is ne cads. to order by ?d Great, rmaa of the Is Mist Committee, who explained the object of the kg in a few appropriate remerka. d. number ley *t speeches followed, Ilene. Low, Down v. lha. Adams, Smith. Gardiner, Vinod, ...rift dellinsiog addresses, which were listened to with the eisZaattention. 6 . Low, treasurer of the isternatiesal committee, debt diell the esamin sontaibuted was over 108,000 dole., .and tkrierro moo on inn the ship 11,2911 baneb of • 505 isms el bum. 11 barrels el park. 500 temeels M= 500 barrels and bons bread. There yet remained is bead 50,900 dole. is cash. Mr. WY. K DODOS offend the following resolution, lona wen adopted unaaimonsly :—" Reselved,—That the awn of the enmities are dee to the Wowing paeans ter their gratuitous sorvioso :—To Edward Bill, Fey., for tae psaileme ed dour, thus esuing to the fond. large amount in essesenkme ; to Captain George Lust, for his offer to eon lareditie nip to Liverpool to Kr. Augustus *orris,. OWN of New York, for Ming the ship tons ; to theirs,. elfin of stevedores, for loading the chip ; to the Wen metre, for their services in SW obip. R —Tins thanks an due to the press far their lit= anent support so promptly gives totals Wrenn mow soort." I t •". • • I. The proosedinp apropetately wood vipL:" plod r ow, to which all at board sat down, ohm whin the am piny left the ship to go on a voyage if tesevolssee, getting os hoard the Oswego, which conveyed the party in safety back to New York. - - - _ iN, T %vs PAPEB 1 , ' X - 255 ild 41 , i 11l j e al t :A. ~ .„. . • • - . . . i ,• , • 1, , ~. , [ 1 ' I 1 1 i i E , , lit .. , ! I, • , . . k : i ! ! i 1 i j i i r 1' . , ~1 I ! i i 4 i i r, ; 1 ; • i • .1 • SPEECH OP .111IRESON DAVIS TO THE LEGISLATURE OP MISSISSIPPI. The Richmond Whig of January 5 gives the followiog report of a speech delivered by Jaime Davis OM the 26th of Desemeiber to the Legislature of Mississippi, which it takes from a local paper, the Jac4on Misstasip pan : After a complimentary allusion to Missiuippi and her soldiers, the President spoke of his desire to transfer the war upon Northern sod, but the failure to do this pro. ceeded, not from a want of inclination, but of power. They were not an old established nation, with armies and navies at their command. These had to be improvised from the scanty materials to be foaled within the limits of their own Confederacy. They were blockaded and cat off from ether ratios, and everybody Ludlow that they hid been as apicaltural people, and that their facilities for ms.u' factoring materials of war were extremely limited. Not withstanding this fact, patent to the most casual observer, they had sew so army larger than ever before our aims and munitions of war ware increased in number an d improved I. quality,' and they were in a better condition that day than they were twelve months ago. The eannerip tioa and exemption laws were then touched upon, and the asesesity of the one and the intention of the other explained. He thought there might properly be a revision of the latter, and trusted there would be so mu ffin between Confederate and State laws on the subject of the military. The President expressed his gratification at the massage of Governor Penns, and cordially endorsed his views in reference to making provision for ind igent families and the enrolment of exempts, who could be ready upon an emergency to go forth and mew the towhee, while the disciplined sod mare soldiery could take the field. Thecae for such manioc meld be for thirty, sixty, or Many days ; and when the emergency bad passed they could cetera to their parasite. The President denounced, in terms of math* bat dignified rebuke, the habit of Armes, from the army. He invoked public opinion to frown it down, and called upon the women to drive the stragglers back to duty. He urged the necessity of tll hog up the thinned ranks of our regiments. Those veterans who had gone through many hard-fought battles looked for their kindred at home to supply the places which bad been made vacant by the deaths of their comrades. A brigade which mus tered only twelve hundred men would have to bleed as much as if it had its full quota of four thousand. Their ranks must be filled; humanity demands it. It was • time for patriots to throw of the shackles of private inte rests, ay to the rescue of those heroes whom the ravages of war had yet spared, and consecrate themselves to the most sacred came on earth. Our prospects, said the President, are much better than they were twelve Inman ago. There are two gated objects of the enemy : 1. To get possession of the river, and thus cut our Confederacy is two; and 2ndly, to seise the Con federate capital, sod hold it up to foreign nations as an evidence that the Confederacy does not exist. The President dwelt at some length upon the vast im portance of thwarting the enemy's designs upon this valley. He considered its defence a necessity not only to the people here, but to the Confederacy itself. V icksbure and Port Bodeen were points that must be defended, and every effort must he strained for this purpose. Vicks burg, he said, would stand, and Port Hudson would stand if the people were true to themselves. This done, the Northwest would grow restive and Geese to support a war ruinous to them and beneficial only to New England COO tractors. From the Northwest he looked for the first gleams of pesos. He bad an unfaltering belief in the justice of our came, and • profound reverence for the decrees of heaven. He notioed with evident satisfactioe the superior morality of our army to that of the invader. la God and the valour of our troops be trusted. A G Arian= SHOT u NOTIMMAII.—Me. Addles.., a boot manufacturer of Nottingham, while walk log home between 12 and 1 o'clock on Monday morning Wt, wee attacked by garotte" one of whom he shot in the Ism, causing both of them to decamp. As he was crowing over the Carrington-road bridge he perceived himself closely followed by two suspicious looking men, sod accordingly increased bin pace for the purpose of leaving them behind. They, however, increased their pace propor tionately until they had creased t►e railway, whew they divided. one turning to the left and the other still fol. lowing Mr. Addle." when, at the entrance of the Queen's. walk, the man who had followed him closely spree( towards lino, while the other immediately re-appeared home pump or street user. Mr. Addles.. Nod taken the pteeasties of carrying with him a pistol shamed with mall shot, sod springing away from Um man. tweed round aid shot him in the face. The man reeled fora semod or two, and then decamped with his coespesios.—/VottinyAain Daily Guar dian. Importing tea without colour on the leaf pre view re Muer pried el inferior brown rare r In the earl kuor tiorolaire Tea is roolottred, therefore erre pod silks. PAW is poi',/,' k 2.t10 apat&—(Advirtissmenl.l FOR SCHOOLS AND STUDENTS. XENOPHON% A.NABABIB. Books L sad 11. With English Notes. By Dr. lIMEIS. Hog Mosta. of llowitoshotol Nrhool. St. bi. SELECT PEI VATIC ozArtoNs of DEMOSTHENES. With Knel4h Notes. By the Rev. C. T. Passau, M.A.. Head Hester of Sherburne School. Ss. VOWS of A ItISTOPHANCS. With lOptilth NOUS. By Rar. H. P. Cooaseutt. _ _ . i;sair a ; Piibra, Sew ari larna.Wast Okra TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (aavria's tuatuums.) THE CRISIS IN PRIISSLL BERLIN, JAW. 23. To-day the committee on the address held a sit ting, which was attended by Herr von Biamark, who said he would await the full sitting of the Chamber be(ory qiiiking a eopaiilete statement on the policy of the irovernmeolk k fle, however, felt it his duty to piikit , out thakOspre were limits to what the King of Prussia cookfßeten to. " But," Herr win Biamark added, "this is an affair for his Majesty to determine. I cannot advise him to ac cept the address of the majority." Herr von Bis mark protested against the distinction made by the Chamber between the Crown and the Ministry, as well as against the accusation that he had violated the constitution. Such an accusation, be said ought not to be mad. too hastily, as it otherwise loses its point. THE WPM=TUROFL The Eerie Pretasiselie(tteuz) Ek7 " 4 says :—" It is asserted that the Cabinet of 'fft. Petersburg pretests against the candidature of the Duke of Saxe Coburg, ou the ground that, as untie to Prince Alfred, be is quite as nearly rebated to the royal family of England as the Duke of Leuehtenberg is to that of Russia." 2dIXICO. 97. NAZAIIIS, JAL The Tampico has arrived here from Vera Cruz, where the was detained until the 19th ult. by a severe gale, which drove several vessels ashore on the Mexican coast. The Tampico experienced boisterous weather throughout her passage. The sanitary condition of the troops was good. RATIFICATION OF THE DAPPES VALLEY TREATY. BERNE, JAN. al. The Council of the States has ratified the treaty concluded between the Federal Council and the French government for the settlement of the Dappes Valley question, considering that it is in effect a mere rectification of frontier. SPAIN. MADRID. JAN. 23. In the Congress to-day Senor Salaverria, Minister of Finance, in reply to questions put to him, said that he was ready to discuss the question of the settlement of the passive debt. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGINCE. CAKIZIDGE. JAL IS. ENGEM LANGUAGE AND LITIZATUZZ. The =tleotarer sA Corpus Chided Cennp ( 111 % D'OrseYj e, dunes the Lest tare, the oerr sources instructeco, opeo (by-peanission of the Irkw•Chanosllor) to all undeareduates of tbe University : L Critical study of th e Eng li sh lagnsge. 2. History of Feolish literature. 3. English including —arra dictation, punctuatime, oorrespen Aria forms, Yee.. 4. Public reading—mv . mgement of th e voice, preoun• dation, distinct uttentoce, • in aliapul," church *a vian. b. Public vealong—im delivery ; lega t grammar, azmor voice, guars, he. The day/will be Wedn esday, Thursday, Priday, and llaterdayhouse 9 a.m. to 2 pan. and 6to 9 p.m. iamb chow is limited to sir pupils ; and it is imineeted that geollemen desimes of attending should form dams and abet hours before 2nd February. Foetal elaises wiD be snared for de eradiate in theology, kw stodeuta, and candideteo ri gr the Ilia civil arvice. CAXIIII32D43S JAR. 23. LAW. GRANCI3IOIe. Mum!. sox Lietc&L Ihumas.—The examiaatioa for this prise will Monday, Feb VI, at 10 a.m., in the fienens-hoesra b tinr dates am to send their names sad date of degree to the Begins Professor et lam, at Denning College, as or before llsmity, Felt 9. poorfesTia•L CumrscAn BaAmsurtox. :. -711, swami- , Mass. Osrdidetss we requested le forwera . their swum to. Dr. Warlike; Smarr-berme, midge, se or before asturdsy, Jaz. 31. SPORTING INTELLIVINCi. BITTING AT lIIANCIEDITZEL—TRIDeaNieuti (By Uaitod Kingdom Tslereph.) TWO THOUSAND GUMMI. 4 to 1 apt Hasped.: (w) 9 to 2 Saeobaraateter eir) 12 to 1 Brick (w) citseru CUP. 25 to 1 apt &racial* lt and 33 to 1 Mack Deer (t) 60 to 1 Welcome (t) Stradelle in great fora° ; all the I,ooCfa 1.40 to Be- pi being quickly taken. DERBY. 11 to 2 yet Lard Clifden (off take II to 1) WATERLOO f(IOUREUNG) Cliff. 100 to 7 spa %r. flpioka's Nomination (t l) 200 to 11 Mr. Nomination (t f) • 16 to 1 Mr. Btackstock's Nominal/as toff) 20 to 1 Mr. Branaritt's Neurnalina (off) 30 to 1 Lord Seflon's Noasiriatioa (off) Mr. Spinks's and Mr. Warr all's aonnuatises in peat demand, both bsiag nearly equal favourites seer the ale, *hen the termer sprung to 100 to 7 (takes). AYWLWAY AWDPU&WVOMMAINWE IP PARLIAMENT. Yesterday, before the . examines, the !allowing bills wens &aired to haw duly complied with the maaliog orders of parliameot :—Great Restroor Railway, for pro posed new metropolitan station and brawler ; Meth Bri tish Railway for power to run steamboat/ between Port Carlisle sad , Silloth and cartels plasm is the Veined King den and isle of Man ; Lancashire and Yorkiiiiroßailway, for as extension from sear Thorax is the West Siding, to the Seddlethorpe station of the Roll sod Selby, with moo ten Sus at Goole and a branch to flowdes, and I. sin a mm of 257,0004 • Boston sod Freston Shore Ra il way and Pier, for brioche' between it... places, to make arrange meats with the Great Northern, to reclaim loads from the as and improve than, sad to rage 90.0001. ; Loodou end North Wastes Railway, for sow branches in Ohothire and to abastios pelt of Chaffed sad flotteford end wise 120.0001. ; Mode", Perth, sad AberdeenJbueloo, for sew lines from Leads' sad Newtyle to the Scottish North Easters and Alyth Raga sad toarrasp with thaw eornmaise ' • Wolvorbasapima for avo il way Menge th an ppoausts, at an attested wet of 15010004 ; South Sta ff Railway ; Fumes and Midland, to web /has itegrays by a timbal, each warway tan nee 75,4001. ; Thames* Docks. The owes of nosemphsoos in cloded the Repot-circus Railway, bat only in the matter of an immaterial mimics is the books of reference ; Midland Railway, for • railway from Mangolefeld to Bath, sod to must. 266,0001. new copit•L The adjourned 1711101 com prised Great Eastern Railway (March and Spalding line) ; Minburgh sad Gls/pow sad other cowponies ; Isle of Wight Valley Junction Railway ; Pottier Janes= Railway, sad Midland Railway (esteem to London). THE tArE Ma. GREEN, EHe SHirowNia —A numerous and influential meeting / the twigless, numbering upwards of 700, of Poplar end Blackwell, wee bold at the town-hall on Thursday evenag, for the p epr of testifying their reaped for the late Mr. Richard Orme, the eminent shipowner. Mr. Chtuuhwarden Dixon having Imlay opened the proceedings, raa she motion of Mr. Edward OrtleMeg the following resolution was umurimonalz adopted :—" That the trustees of this pariah desire to record with untitled wow their deep seem of Me great low they ham our Joined by the deems* of Mr. Ricltard Orson, who daring his life unremittingly and most liberally promoted the wel fare of this parish, as especially shown In the extension end support of schools, I. providing a home for asamen, is re lieving the afflicted and distreesed, and in largely aiding in the maintenance of the Poplar Hospital, and other Muti lations in the plate of hie birth, and who always molested a deep interest in everything which heeded to the wel fare and happier= of thaw by whom he wee surrouoded. He was justly recognised m a loyal and faithful subject, an intelligent and hearty mppaeter of die shipping and com merce of the country, a kind and liberal employer. seal a noble benefactor to many of the most useful inatitutime of the land. He was at all times open, frank, and Biomes ;be lived universally respected, be died most deeply regretted." METROPOLITAN BOARD or WORKS. —Yesterday the weekly meeting of the board was held at the Maces, Spring-gardens. Mr. Meridiem io the chair. Mr. ma, M.P., introduced a deputation from the vestry of Chelsea, who presented a memorial, which stated that in 1206 the government resolved to constitute a road for the embank ment of the river from Vauxhall-bridge to Bettersembridge, and the parliament then voted 145,75 U. for the conetractwo of the work, that the embankment and road had been completed by Mr. Page, the engineer, to the extremity of the buildings of Chelsea Hospital, sod there stopped, leaving 500 yard. of the road melees, it ending into • eel oh ~— that a large portion of that voteremained unexpeaded ; and that it only required about 1,500 yards to oteoplete the embankment and road ; that they respectfully that the sewer from Fulham might be combieed d this valuable impeovement —in the Name manner as lb. *ewer would be conveyed from Weetininsterbridge to L7aeldrien. bridge. Mr. Tile, M.P., moved that the memorial be referred to the Main Drainage Committee, to elealliate sad report thereon, which, after some discoidal', wassailed to. Mr. Freeman, payment to notice, moved that it be referred to the FIRKIN* Committee to report what properties, of the expires incident to the execution of the Thames Embank ment Works ought to be charged to the Thames Embank ment Fund. Mr. MR...net moved,as an amendmout, that it he taken into oomideratiort at some futuroday. After • some remarks from 111 r. Malebo the amendment we's pot sad lost by a miaority door. The original motion, was thee pot sad carried. The clerk (Mr. Pollard) read • letter frees Mr. Slight, secretary of the Loodoo, Brighten, sad South Otast Radaray Company, assentiog to • requirement of pay ment by the compao of as exams above 1,800/. of mat of drainage works at .hill-statioe, • was ordered to be put on the minutes of the board. ST. THDRAS'S AND BITHLEX HOSPITALS.—Whet St. Thomas's Heepital was required for railway purposes the site wee valued by lir. Ornery, the surveyor to the governors, at 478,0801. • ostler the award of the arbitr a t or only 290,0001. was o btained for the property. Oa a re. mot °erasion the actual value of Bidders was beeriglit in question, when the authorities appealed spaniel. their amemmeet to the parish of St. George's, and valued them- W WI, or rather placed their then estimated value one their owe property. which result, by being math public , may serve presort purposes. Mr. Les,theirsurroyor,theo cootended that 1,8001. • year was the utmost rental, as the grounds of his valuation, whioh, if correct for rating purprees, is good for bargain sad sale. Mr. Pair*, surveyor, who has acted for the Home-office, wader the sanction ci the Poer.law Board, ho., oa behalf of Bt. George's, rooleeded for 4.2001. The award of the arbitrator was 3,7251. Mr. Johnson, the Governor of Bridewell sod Bethlem, and Mr. Lee, his sur veyor, argued that Bethlem was almost warthlem, because at the preesat time it was "totally nagt for the purposes and practice of • lunatic YAWN under the altered and ebrimet reversed system of treatment of luasry ;" therefor. I,BBW. a year was an adiquete rest. Such being the cam, oartaiely thirty years' purchase, or 54,0 Mg., will approximate towards the carnal value of the property in fee. CRYSTAL PALMR..—The specs! amusements w elt be brought to 'a close this day, sad all the decorations, In. eluding the great Christmas tree, will be removed at once. Oa Saturday next the concerts will be resumed. In numberleas instances of Chronic Bronchitis and Winter l'etigh Dr. de Jonah's Llght•Drown red Liver Oil h been need with extraordinary enemas H. Cbampouillon, the eminent Phyalciatt to the Hospital ef Val de Ocoee, recent... °Tut this 00 la wood elkescinus in caring all chronic affections of the respiratory organ.' S remedy so effercettally Whim the laryngeal irritation which provokes hamming and pe o l en cd emighleg. —Said odd I. eapodell bottles, Rs. Si., ga. Id.. sad Pa, by the so c ts=ta, Ammar Hasler& sad c o ., It swa t s, Landrygait—l I ths warms& number la commenced tu ALL THE YEAR ROUND, Conducted by catiLill MCKIM TO be completed within Two Months, a New Tale, entitled A DARK ?flours WORK, By the Authoress of "Map Barton," This will be followed In March by • NEW SERIAL !STORY, by CHARLES REACH!. D.C.L, Author of " Otis Never Too late to Mend." To be continued from week to week and completed in about Eight Months. ALL THE YEAR ROUND may be had in Weekly Numbers, price Id.. In Monthly Parts, and In Belt-Yearly Volumes. price la. Id. bound to cloth, of every bookseller in the empire. pia ; ;100 ;.r NW. 0; Atom clod clod ova' tt of Art. Pau 'rte. meg. 2e. ; 18.. WI. bast Kited it ad wady Per and the I L. 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