The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-16 00:00:00

r /dayi , . AePe''‘ ~. 1 . C....e a??? 4. Tit (Erf_il rt 5,4 ssaaxa /;/- et-, Ito. 5,536.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1857. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. d aad MORNS AUSTRALIAN wiz P alltP.-Par lITDIST dad ma ism lima la as t.a Lras Ng MN:fp es= , • 1111 . 081:40 ° il. : tibi a. l. 14; Tao Or alp la • Pa am alb ora kr aha ra. : ba arm dab Imai lasj - 0 • •••••aaaaaisla fa •• Ow ara 4 .l 6 •••• •• lime eub 0.. as v • Alrer ele= sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE af FLOW! 111111 , ..-kOZZLOIIO Din* og Wren*. Ile =gm Mu prolon—Per Nord krisejime is. Miapossa RITZImad MOORRII AUSTRALIAN LINE ER? •RlP.—rte LAOIIOIIII7OII Dina to u rraar Mitit. inn► nrkasibilirii=il la I.:. sis ma=ls:a Italli r LLL. oasar ; 1 . Im7 aped==. trgLacara - R. i=laami t : iCeall. mad MOOR/12 AUSTRALIAN LINE 1 If /AM? Sall.— BOMB? 11 , 01/11=1,1= um WM mlib In dr . ... j v il ii. tzer uajr .. m 1G vend kr s a l g il it i rfft . . IL Wt.MlL4r . i . oreib..:sr *Wand 11. 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ItiL SW at • Illattoovoitia t Lates t mg til mil poritmora. gni:EA.—The PATENT MP-ADJUST -11114113 TIM, oaks •khke T a r: • ousamaded litoprdk kr lbe es sod . 1 06. 181.1•17 OEM .1 INV= M1UM.4.66 reN6II:6 I. WW4IICM"Mt r4Poi6 jiU PTU R 11 B.—By Illajal Latin Patent warm roar am Lima Tatzt...27441.= maw ark.a.A. spaive mama et Mint in. d • ....1 "Pm .• Pus PPM la Ils .ftsb. a solt bosiip Plot br e plia..ilittr4 flagnalr, =i b libl=is. imam Op li are? abiLIAr..MV be bir t ....41. 1 •11 lb.. eg patois ilmotati l l=4, l ol. bile ix= IP lip bin .... b. wisbe. IP 1.1111% lIK Pl.sbillp. As Unbent Tem ea il“. air WNW% aid • Imolai. web nib bap gMAR. Pretreat by Letters al 4 IlestiM Ina taml tw at " I d a Malt a t P. * ." .."... 1 4 1 OMP a Itedtam Yam. r: err. T ra mcar tanallta aimmawaaa eat 'B awd= a la /a I . O •EMAW.II as asp, = r i.t." ' . 6 11.211 illeatli 7•51 ... ... se ram at the waft a • via maw aka awillin• •& b lbw air Is.i......mair o tat Ma at .... 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St ; Wrote bast Irak memo photo maim" le NMI& Mlow tomar.....t a ilo. ola Ta 11.4 o ar Ilsiolls....irMi i...llmAz, l le. : ploalorta. gINTER SEASON.—BATHS at HOMBURG, IssaVeralis siestarr a ir"sor. o mili ..... :m.. .. vt .. E . =. ..... whet orA rd c = will fr ila d= A t.. ••= e lli. fri. to E S . ......r....rer.z.i ........n: le Merl boa KAHN% MUSEUM and GALLERY at manes. Thabono.ino, a.t.a D•r•••••• p i towo ••• halm. as, Wan Imo l OR aM ?O a. : == . 4 6. amiarftlk Irma tott i g m lbe km. t the val•eria En o 01K . A.1W 1 = • •Sizl oo dwe i s aa re .--" b".l 1 1 D bus ta Ind a. r M"l.. ll•Nimintlai am Or *mown trim I Lambdas le Iftele aid liaise mei i• Om aliMUla vireACCOUNT BOOKS.—WM. DAW . „ LT:g oys hair . semplialmorlyeall% =MOIL :IMP? a joill i ft or b a WIZ nit: L i ft 40461741=Arrn wirria —lll3l - DAWIIO SOIL IlatkerLimw4 a geleinn. 14. OnasioduaL Liankaillaa. ILO. 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Tirs Bisnor or LONDON AND TM H0XF.1.616 Tooa.-0a 611 het the Blakey of hy If ln. Tea, a ussayeeted viel li ree m ais s = Meet &fags the Ifornelees. The alseplag births, baths, lasalerks, ke., were Inspected. The - Wallop vas mo th hie ingakhe rewarding the dithrthalka of food cribiLlsa sight sad Elora*, mad the mesas by thessemdthee for the eisernmes of order. Oa 1 4 11 the Ilia ems Owed Se agrees Ills satisfeeitiee with ineringeongo, sad promised to resew kis visit at ea agl i•La Off CNIVRCH PREVERMENT.—Tooterdny, at the Araks Mrot, Bartholomew-lane. Mr. Mush offered te rake narike, Y sae let, the lii. Stung of a test lemw zed 43 pars, sapesthat on the aromas of hie fa th er, mad yam be the lalleabw adiroverma sad next pram wk. :—Tie • &tag, la liorthemptoashire, of the e t = esensk the iseessarat seed 63 . the neat Von, , seesred by deed to a life aged E s lrs. tore of a village I. Kent, of the annual value of girllit! wish hear end garden, the theithibent aged 16. To • rectory, la Kest, with raeldetwe and 36 saes of glebe, awl axassted tithe reat-rhatge of MI. per =aura, the in ea beet la hi. 46th year. A rectory. in Kent, with 22 era ef glebe, and otennitied tithe rent-charge of 1661. 13.. per mama, the present incumbent is his 69th year. The moos of the ward living. were not allowed to transpire in the emeetka moo. The auctioneer pointed out the favourable opportunity peeneated foe a gentleman to . provid• church pro. ihroloot for his sass or friend., and rid that the younger la wee good, sad insurable is any life office, by which the contisausey of his death could be provided wad. — told at CA7IIIIIDO E MIDDLE-CLASS EXAMINATIONS. CAIIIIIIIOO3, Dec. 15.—The Syndim appointed by the Sara b casaidee the question of eat•blien a system of 'embolus, to be conducted ender the authority end Sino tlaa el ill• Uldversity, tad of canirring certilkates or sane title al prolkisney we ansdideles Oct belou n iag to the versify, who nay peas the essiainalkas with ere= istally lemmatising:l • arks of ontione to the kw adopt:kn. The plan nestmended resembles that adopted at Oxford, except in this particular, that no title, like that of Amens*, in Arts," is to be conferred by the Vice-Cher stir on successful candidates, who pill thus only recedes anfistes ewes( that they have puled. HORTICULTURAL Ef.O . CIRTT:— At a special ge mmed memethig bad yesterday the folio ' new Fellows wane alested :—The Hen. &dewy Roper Cursoa. Grove Tomlin ; IferMaithee•Blakietee, But., &tidy Brooks , Hal, bourn; Hr Jame. Watts, Abney Hell, Mamas, I mar Maarbewer • Manor- Oatmeal Edward &odd, Oztoo, new Lento., Dri:aa ; Hoe. Joha Hapthe, Clyathydes Roe awy, Collowptea ; Mr. Georgoaarke, fiereethaa-pleine Nur sery, Brixton-bill ; Charles K. hewn. Esq., Bertha, near Auks • Charism Deane, Eq., 61, Liacele'witin-Selds ; Rev. 8. ' Reynolds Hole, Canntoa Manor, Notts; Charles P. Humbert. Esq., Watford, Hero; John Orono B= i Hp, Wilms, Haat, Rae. O. W. Bt. John, Hoses, Woodeteck, O ar.; Tbonne W. Tani" Esq., Wythenelthwe, Northenden lain Hiwirworth, Esq., Mid diens HMI, near Belford • i .e. B P. Prelythen, Cleat Cari na, Louth, Lincolnelde; Mime Cseingheas, Carthame, Lash, N.B. ; Rev. W. A. Carter' Eke College, Misdeal.; Mr. John /Effuse, nonerythea, Ballabery ; manse Lanka, Ja t Nal., Btheiderd. 'rate ACTION frog LIBEL AT LITERPOOL.--LITTS TOOL, Tureostr.--After the despatch of oar parcel yos• berazaltersoce, at th e sometime of Mr. Justice Wighttaan (the a y bar* been in ceseultation for above four hours) as .stoat of the use of libel between Mr. Robots= Oirletene and Mg T. 3. ()annoy, proprietor of the Li nyeesi Barak; ems elieciad. Mr. Outlay, by his °enamel, wads tbs hAsufai apology, the words a 7 whirh were drawn oat by his tweeip Mr. Ousrley MVOS that under the llama of strong teenage apse the, walleet of Mr. Rebellion Oledthentie obswvathem at the Town Council on thithromy, the led of October, relative to the day of humiliation an d payer, he shosid Iwo wad expreeeken ealenlated to wood the belies* of Mr. Robertson 01•4maar, awl be withitawe web expeemiees. sal 'web fist be bet wed Ham.—Thee. Wheat comet he adualleat ; Term lemblaatelLowaa• sal maw, Tha thia isembilai, sad jay woe 1310111 zasr NIGHT, GAZBITII Ileras 1.0.1.. bold to unwdar Dia, II naafis ▪ 111. sa 11. st tad Swim TAi ". • .. .1 loaZ(111 : al. was. Da; ." ft. araaa•SoW twealaw Jame Own.; Sowasab, KW r i 41•11 .. 11=1Jas.11 , Sews7:4l=Z ew. SoWataa.llmoy Ward •latoaks Jaa.ll al UNDO Dail a 1 11 at WassaaSowait. SU, Saab, Argybotowt. Wu& Womar,_ . •11 auk- 01 . f•••• 0 •= 1 ...1. 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Brea Ill i gWort Zll7= maker, Olsagfor, Du. U. at Co Tawny WA. Cattails Olarritla, laweim Jstrallar. Dar. C. at Co Wass Itatal. larweira. Jaw= Brame. Oman ined Criatrrnra as Doror.., 01m/M. of sbellk Dea C. at Ur Punks Bau, Utearom. Jams Amassaia. Dare, gram, Dec at. at Co *Me Uttri• AMIN. SHOCIING DEATH OP AN Acirn WOMAN By Boaertne.—Lart evening Mr. Bedford held an Inquest at the Wastiebuser Baptist on the death of an elderly female named Mary Barnes, aged 64 or 66 yeas, which occurred on Saturday night lea, from injuries caused by her clothes tak ing tire. It appeared that the deremed occupied • room In the house of • grocer M 16, Wood-street, Westminster, end ea the evening In question she inis left alone shout twenty missies past sight o'clock. Shortly eltervmrds an dens was raised that the plies was on flre. A policeman wag alibi in, end attempted In eater, but found the room too full of lemeel ether men awes in, and after five Wattles or es • labouring nom mined James Clarke found his way end brought the poor ,mane out. All her clothes were burnt .6, and her body wee ins frightful state. Some sheet. were procured, sad she was token to the hospital, but her Wearies were m arras that she died in • few bows She had set an to Wulf by going up to • lighted candle stand leg on Ike harth reg. The coroner and jury highly praised the conduct of Clarke. THR BWELL MOB or THE LONDON OlSBl6rs. An American cattleman having nested himself in • London omnibus raw sad heard what • little mused him. A man, bearing no peculiar marks of authority looked in at the door, took • professional view of the pawners, end called out to the driver, without any pretence at modest conceal. meat of his thought', "You can't go on, there's two of the swell mob in here." The coach waited, till at length a well looking old man rose end stepped out, saying es C r elYiso, " I've too much money to ride with pickpockets." la s moment more • epruse young pesos mad. en he de camped, "I'll follow that old gentleman's lend." " Clo cm now," said the detective policeman, "the swells have got out, and all's right." - -- • THIEVES ON A PROVINCIAL TOUR.—Two men, dressed like gentlemen farmer, went into the shop of Mr. You, • watchmaker, in the High-street , Southampton, on Saturday bet, to nuke purchsees, and when they loft a pair of gold earrings was miring. The agriculturiots ware sought after, apprehended, and searched. The earring, could not he found, but in the stocking of one of the men wu found • very hudrore gold ring, with • fine round opal in the centre, enetrcled by twelve large brilliants, in addition to two other brilliants on rob side set in the thank of the ring. Althou gh is mar imitation of English work, Mr. Pegler, the jeweller who baseausined it, decries it to be of fmrgn manufacture. The idlers have been remanded twice, in order to discover tram visa= the rift, vas stolen. OVERCROWDING RAILWAY CARRIAGE9.—At the lest sitting .1 the County Court at York an action of some importance to railway computes and railway passengers us tried before Mr. Serjeent Dowling, the judge. An sake woe brought against the North-Eastern Railway Campay by a solicitor residing at York for damage, for an ellased breach of contract under the following circum stances :—The plaintiff took a second-elms return ticket frees York to Scarborough on the mating of the 2let ult. He retained on Monday morning and travelled with only one other perwanger as far ea Flutes etelios, whim the door was uaceremeniowly opined, sad tan other persona, principally inn servants and ourms, who ware proceeding to 1 ork, oeshol into the compranest, which erns norupled by twelve puma The new corm csamd the plaintiff considerable annoyante, behaving Ins very oases and disgraceful inso: am The plaintlf now roatemiled that the company having ecetrested to allow him to trust is a comfortable manner, end to be hos ham ennoyance, had broken their agreement' by ellowingthme man to get into the moad•clase compart ment whit thlvd-alese tickets. The second-clam mats were made te sendmin kner peemprs each ; but eves supposing they IMO made it lee ea* the company, It was contended, W se tight Is arm in • *ma passenger; them being Steen en SWIM of two in the tampaytment. Hit lissiant gam a meet Ilan piasdi—lprise, Is. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (1011 WIT NIONT'S 0•511 . /1.) WAR-OFFICE, Dec. 15. IM Res lmre of Lien Dregoona—nrthar L'Ealeange Ranihat Holmes, pat., to be comet, wi th out patellae vies GOWIIf • David Roche Vandeleur, gent., to be cermet, t parklike., vice Stockinet, promoted. 6th Regineat of Foot—Lieutenant Freak. William Henry lie to be captain, without purchase; Lieutenant Theses Jelin Cheat, from the 68th Foot, to be cereals, whitest retiree ; Ensign John Runt to be lieutenant, without rice M'Cleland. 9th Foet—Entlp William J. Maley to be lieutenant, by eke Taylor, promoted ; )chord Robert., gent., to b. by purchase, vice Mary. 68th Foot— Charles Stay p to be lieutenant, ',Shoat =lll.l6 w ir i t t, fit tbe 6th Foot ; Bolted to to be liasign, without purchase, vice Sith eits te—Major L. to be lieutteent-coleati, without pinhole ; EwtoiMajoe William Boyle to be without purview, sloe !Wynne, ; Lieutenant Free & Knatchbull to be ogee* without purchme, vice Boyle ; Endo Hairy Latham Brownrigg to be berate teat, without vies luatchbull. ar e , Ac t—H e Pok eary innei rt., to be maim by pus tier, TEI MILITIA. Comenkniens *awl - by theoe — Linimnts of their rsepoothe catatir Boyd Beets Willia—lasign ramismeL Rainy Boynton to be lien -11 Deitiar._ _= 4 itimis ArWary—Joim stem Brews, pat., le NM& issigmed vim lima rimy Broko promealL 21 1 1 1 illidloniod of Royal Chain If fitio--Frosos Lloyd, Nosionot to the Ayrshire Ella, to be copula, vim Newton, moltramgnst eltrepshire Regt of Wilde—Frederick awry Main varied, gent., to be lissesaast, vke Thome Woodward, W=sleire Mattis, Lt Reghatat Henry Charles Pabrisrpat., t, be captain, vice A. T. H. Shaw, Chfra Regiment of Mllitio—Joha Lynch Fletcher, Beato be enema vice retired. Wormier itsgbasst at Milt 'bristopher Mary Hooke, pat., to be ensign, vice Payne, reigns& Fodor end Riaoirdise Ret of Militia Artillery— lisoasid-listatenant John C h an: Chaytor to be lint liestessid, vice William Henry 'Smart, whom commission has ban coacelled ; Sergesat-Maior Willi= Wilson, from the Royal =, to be Ilest-lisatiaant, vice Akaander Ledflitkm. ARRIVALS OF TROOPS AT CALCUTTA. It appears, from a tabular summary, compiled for the Othestia Englishman, that between March 19th— a date at which the seriousness of the mutiny had be come epparent—and the Bth of November, am many am 18,809 meridiem of various arms, with 719 ollairs, were dis embarked at Calcutta. Of these, Madras sent 1,638 men, ell moths troops ; Bombay rot 1,370 men, which, with the exception of 83 native artillerymen, were ell Queen's troops ; Rangoon supplied 1,921 ; Ceylon, 930; Mansides, 825; China, 1,144 ; and the Cap 200 men. To the 19th of Sep tember no troops had arrived from England, rare mm met ost he the nty of ordinary relief, in the steamers Himalaya mad %laminas. On that day, however, the Cleopatra ar doodad with over 1,000 men, followed at Intervale by other verb to the end of the month. In October the snivels be. arm more mid, bat the drat eight days of November brought 4,600 mam—searly so marry sa did arrived in the previous SITS maths, sod making the total aid from Bagdad 9,4110 men sad 401 Off ADMIRALTY, Die. 16. APPOINTNINTI.—Lien twist P. H. Coksob (1466), to be liontatikat to Sir T. Prim emporiatrailest of Dirromport Moto N. Crain OW), to tU leoprignable, 104, flag 'hip, K Dowsport, for &spool. CASUALTIES DURING THE MUTINIES. (From dm Haws ntrot ?ifailflami ladls sad Chios of IMo. la 16 the c B i b a ontianstioa of ea the 30th Nov.:— Bute= Anditaate Henry. Barely, kata t reatetls e rils, Bend Art. Broughton, . Alfred Frederick Delves, 33rd Madras N.I. Corey, Dosage, Cent. hid Andrew Manna, 40th Bengal NJ. Dr, Carter Lieut. Wil=Maroaa, H.M.'s 6th Fusiliers. Cheaciallsr, Capt. Aksandsr, H.M.'s 76th Regiment. Clifford, Wigran, B. C. 8. Crump, Vest. Cherhe Wade, Madras Artillery. Dayrell. lieut. Cheese Liceel, 60th N. I. De Bunt, Ltd., David, wife and two Cawnpore. URaut, Lieu H. lff.'s 84th Foot. Giant, Donald, Bengal C. 8. Gruen, lieut. Immune Anthony Murray, let Madam Feathers. Griffiths, Lieut. George Henry, Bth Bengal N. I. Hsliburtorz, Major John Payday 78th Highlandoe. Johnson, Capt. Arthur England, H.M.'s 6th Fusiliers. Jelly, Lieut. Edmund de LotbMias, H.M.'s 3 2 d Foot. Kennett, General Brantley, 22ad Bombay N.I. Kirby, Lieut. Montagu Meamder,H.M.'47Bth Highlanders. I[ool4 Rev. Louie, at Delhi. Kyle, Lieut. Hallam D'Arcy, H.M.'s 2711 Foot. Mackenzie, Lieut.-Col. Murray, Bengal Horse Artillery. 1114111011, Sergeant-Major, Maidpcm. Ma, Lury, Lieut. Richard, H.M.'a 84th Poot. Mills, bout. Gomm Longley, 14th Bombay N.I. Moultrie, Lieut. Arthur Austin, H.M.'s 90th Foot. O'Connell, Serpent- Major, at Mehidpora. Powell, Thom Sutsy, U.K.'. 63rd Foot. Powys, limt. Edward Atherton, of the Sikh Corps. Salkeld, lieut. Philip, &ova Engineers. Sanctuary, Captain Philip James. 6th Bengal N. I. Simmons, Major James kgbert, 11. M.'s trtii Feathers. ra, Alfred Henry, at Agra. arnis, w Lieutensat, 12th Bengal Irregular Cavalry. Woodward, Anistaateffergeou Thomas Hewlett. Young, Gabriel, Bengal L imovenantal Civil Service. TMs fullowiag were included in previoua lists of casualties, hot we have since been glad to learn that they have escaped : Farm, Anistant-flargan Joseph. Hank, Nada Robert Robinson, 67th Hanel N. I. Ow, Mr., al lhiuni. Eyler, Sergeant. Ryles, Lieutenant W. C. L., 12th Bengal N. I. Shots, Captain N. H. H. M.'s 64th Net. Wild, Lieutenant E. J., 40th Bengal N. I. BELIEF OF SOLDIERS' WIVES AND FAXILIZS.A imam. meeting of ladies and gentleseen Ira held on Monday evening at Rest Coombe, nor Blackheath, the madam* of Mr. M. Mott, in behalf of the wives and fami lia of the soldiers who have lately gems out to India. Lord Shaftesbury presided, and the mean( was attended by General Bit W. F. Williams, M.P., the Hon. A. Kin third, M.P., Major-Oenerals Clarke end Treasenheare, Admiral Hamilton, R.N., Colonels Aylmer, R.A., Burrower ILA., Brown, ILK., Crofton, R.A., Fore* ILA., Mande, LA., Majors tattle, R.N., and Vandelan, A.A., Captains Fiehbowswr, R.N., and Hanna, R.A., Alderman Firma Mr. William Angerstern, Mr. A. B. Sheppard, the Revs. W. Ackworth, R. Conway, D. Cooke, J. Fenn, T. Harding, T. R. Maynard, A. De la Mere, C. Money, Ceram Wilson, W. M. Wright, O. Duncan, J. Rural, and J. Sherman. After some remarks from Geserel Sir F. W. Williams, who reiterated a previous statement in regard to the great deal. ration in which more than 400 &milks of the Royal ATM key bad been left in conrequenoe of the sudden departure of our soklare for India, the Rev. Thomas Herding elated the result of a man movement at Woolwich, conducted by a committee of later, for relieving the distress Kindel to. Major Vesdeteur described the proceedings cif the com mittee, and the mode in which relit: bad been Winded. The ' total amount of the subscriptions was 626 f. Ifs. 10. The meeting we addressed by the lion. Arthur Hinnakik M.P., Alderman Finals, General Tremenbare, Coanel Browne. Mr. W. Angerstein, and Ram. Canis Wilson, D. Cooke, and A. De la Mere, and the following resolutions were agreed to :—.' That it is desirable an emaciation be formed with a view of extending relief to the wives end families of our soldiers and salon gone out to India; and that it be ales of a more permanent character, for the put pose of directing its attention to the condition of the ernes and abildren of our soldiers and sailors whenever they an removed an ser vice, • hether in war or peace, in distant and foreign coun tries; and that a committee (consisting of gentlemen whose names were road) be formed to the purpose of car oat the foregoing resolution, and of °mugging aoZ i g board in London for receiving subscriptions and devising ulterior mamas." It we arranged that the first meeting of this committee should take place on Monday neat. THE NIXT NEws FROM lepte.—Both the Cal *eta eel Bombay mails will be der at Rues rent Saturday, Viewer of their news by telegraph may reach Lathes OW`GIOITOW week. Should =other special stammer leave been melt to Son far no, a the Oriental wee—end this is not ,Lia 4 flee ayleve later news et the sod albs parent The Nemeth. is expected to arrive at the heavy peaks of the India moil en Firi S IZM will take cat tee neat India NA mu= ECCLEEIOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Lit evening, at St. Marlin's Hall, there was a performance by the Motel Choir of that society, under the direction of the Rev. Thomas Reiman, a gentlemen well known by his oleo Ohms end Ole publications con noted with ecclesiastical gorde.Ths leclaslogogical Society has for its object the cultivation of that chow amok Which peat- Holy belongs to the Church of England, and therefore does not include congregational pringody, the study mod police of which is already sufkiently provided Air. The province of this society appears to be the wok rth al echurch which is performed by the choir, together with the congregational plain-song, or cheating, • goo and im portant clam of manic, with which it is most 'obis that the English public should be better acquainted; and, from what we have seen of the seckey, it slow well calogited, with public support, to bring about this result. Lest gosh* there was • choir of amateurs, wi abou42 . :oices, con sifting of ladies and gentlemanwith some of the young gollasorm of the Chapel Roy . The (Wool vocal pails, it rupee* to numbers and strength, were well blood,, sad their singing showed the fruits of admirable training. They Doi entirely without accompaniment, end peg, ensuPloorted by instrumental aid, they not only kept in soceollsett teas, but sustained their pitch, throughout long pieces, in a manner nothing lam than orprioing. The music they performed woo of the blebs.. mar, being &idly selected from the Italian sad EngilA. sociological music of the six tenth osstiory. Thor* were tog Sao motels of Palertrina and two of Vittona an satire of Byrd, mod soother of Radford—an English muidegan of that op, eons paratively little known, but oleo* a worthy disciple of that great old school. There were likewise several oncieng hymns, dog* and Christmas carols, which last were not Nay veny enOvas, but of felmetablo Meaty. The ohm, sedges besmears of this Ear old music were gives with pest porky end keenly : to produce their full granting e greeter ontelcal ngth of voices would be requisite ; but this, we hops, wil be obtained as the society continues to tasks proper. As it was, the performance was not • little bapreselve, and highly interesting. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TUESDAY. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 6 to 1 opt Clydesdale (t) Bto 1 Brother to Ms:thither (t) to 1 Happy Lod (t) Bto 1 Lard of Lora (t) 20 to 1 Courold (t) CHESTER CUP. Not e bit Lid OD We avant. DERBY. 11 to 1 net Clydesdale (1) 100 to 7 Tolophole• (t) 18 to 1 Ditto (t)) ' 26 to 1 Ditto (t) COURT or COMMON COUNCIL. Yesterday a special court was held for the "getof public business. vasmen•xcnn informed the Court that Sir G. Gray had given notice In parliament of his intention ca the 4th of I , ea. neat to move for leave to bring in a bill for the better adon of the Corporation of Landon. (Hear.) The communication was referred to the Corporate:a In quiry Committee. Mr. Woou brought up • report from the Corporation In quiry Committee recommending the court to deposit a bill in parliament for the future regulation of the corporation In conformity with the resolutions agreed to In February last. He moved that the bill be now read. Deputy HOLT seconded the motion. Mc. ASIDERTON moved the following amendment : " That Sir George Grey having, on Saturday ism, given notice ht the Hones of Comm on s that be shall, on Thursday, the 4th February, move for leave to bring in a bill for the better regulation of the corporation of the City of London, it will be • nate of time to proceed to dinette. the draft bill prepared by the Corporation Inquiry Committee now before the court, sad that the sense be adjourned accordingly eine die! Deputy LLOYD seconded the intendment. After considerable discussion, the amendment was pia and negatived by a majority of 64. The original motion wee then put and carried. The Inn wag then mad and pawed, and the committee were authorised to deposit a copy at the Private Bill-office. ',murk= or knue mem. Mr. BialCr hUrderi ‘ irti; fiki;Jete LUC* of motion .. That wary 'minuted Deka el motion for conferring the freedom of this City, or bestowing any other honorary or enbetantialj reward in acknowledgment of public ...ekes, shall be first laid by the morer before the General Ptuvosee Committee, and decided by at ire two-thirds of the mem bers then present to be a et subject of consideration before being placed on the paper of busee or any public mention of the tame being permitted in this Court." (Oh, oh.) The court adjourned. MP COMMISSION OP BBWRI2B. Yesterday a court, at which Mr. Deputy Cniurriz presided, wee hold far abs &opal& of public baiter& TIII LAT. exresvar Or DIAZ lODIU IN 11001.77XL1N1 IMBIAL-OHOUND. Mr. DA W, the Chief Clerk, read the following letter, re *acting the prosecution ordered by the Lord Mayor to be instituted againet Mr. Piper, jun., and Mr. Young, jon., for dieinterriog, ezpoeing, end removing dead both., in the amain Catholic bimal-ground, Moorfivlda To the Clerk of the Commisimers of Sewers of the City of Loudon. -" Oaildhsll, Dee. 12, 1567. " Sir—The Committee of Aldermen to whom the com plaint against Mr. Piper and Mr. Young wee reported, in the course of business, have resolved that it is not • case which the City Solicitor should be directed to prosecute. " The complaint having originated from the damn of the Court of Sewers, entrusted with the sanitary arrangements of the City, I think it right to report it to you, that action niaj ir it ie thleght neve l t.", he taken by the court. ve been bound over, and they will armed beim* the grand Jury this day, to save their reoog alma°. I have directed the ledictuesse I had prepared to be reedy for preenement. If the Court - of Sewers intend to conduct the prosecution I respectfully submit that it ought to be sent to their solicitor for his previous ap proval.-1 em, Sir, yours, Ito, "Ceara.. PIALION City Solicitor." Mr. ABRANAM movediThat this mint proceed to carry the indictment ordeeed the Lord Mayor against Mews. Piper sad Young, and the solicitor be instructed to proceed accordingly." Deputy Hotr, seconding the motion, said he thought the committee of' aloormen were quite right in withdra win g from the prosecution. soon as they found that the matter to which It related came under the cogninance of the Commie- Moore of Soweto. (Heir, hear.) The motion was carried unazilmously. The court, after transacting some routine business, ad joantr d. BIRTHS AND DEATHS Ix LORDON.—The public health of the metropolitan districts uppears to be relenting to a more satiffectory oosdition. la the parlous week the dmthe Neutered were 1,428 ; in the week that ended on flattudey (December 12) they fell to 1,240. In the tan years 1647--68 the average number of deetha in the weeks with last week wee 1.297. But se population 17.1 P = it Is necessary for comparison that the - average should be rained proportionally to the thereeee, in which case it will become 1,427. In coneaquanN of the mama! Neva. knee of Influenza in the second week of December, 1847, the firths from all causes roeo to 2.416 , and if the average is (*erected with refereuoe to this circumstance, it will be found that the rate of mortality now prevailing differs not much from that which may be expected at this season, when no epidemic I. present. The births of last week exceed the deaths in the same period by 583. The deaths caused by diseNes of the respiratory organs, which in the preceding week were 415, declined lest week to 338, which is still, however, neither high mortality. Patel awes of bronchitis declined in the two weeks from 242 to 185; them of pneumonia were 129 and 119 ; those of asthma 20 and 17. The deaths from pbthisis (or consumption),whkle ia the pre vious week were 168, were teat week only 114. Induces was probably more fatal than the table. indicate ; for the same returned under the specific designation in the two weeks were respectively only 22 and 19. Scarlatina is at present races fatal than any other disease In the zenotic dame • it was fatal MN week in 6.5 cease ; 4 of these occurred la ilea sub-dlairkt of Lambeth Church (first part). Last week the Mahe of 961 boys and 842 girls, in all 1,803 children, were registered in London. In the ten corresponding weeks of the yen 1817-56 the average number was 1,507. FIRE IN WIIITLCHAPEL.—A destructive fire took plies an . Monday night on the minima belonging to Mr. CI. * a bonier and outfitter, No. 100, High-street, Whitt :alle caused by some article coming in contact 1•11/ ps-burner and becoming ignited. The flames rolled op the staircase to the roof the hones, which wee four floors high. The various persons in the shop and other porta of the house were enabled, bat sot without considerable diffi culty, to died a sate retreat. The engines of the pariah, London Belied% sad Wen of lfinglend office, promptly arrived, and they were est to work with an abundance of the East Loudon Campeay's water, but the fire could not be sub dued nutll the whole of Mr. Bennett's stock In trade, dec., • destroyed, and the email= of Mr. E. Robinson, a baker_ No. 99, and those of Marrs. MW and Powe con siderably damaged. The total low, it is will ✓each to 140304, and will fall on the 885, Imperial, add Fa Eachaade File 'manor Aim. NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM' DISTRICT NEWCASTLE, TUESDAY /ITEM°. A special meeting of this bank erne held at one o'clock this afternoon, In the beak building, and by adjourn ment at Tondineon's Hotel, at which there was a very large attendance of shareholders. F. Itumsv, Esq., M.P., chair ma of the beak, oocultsd the chair. Kr. OGDEN nod a report, In which, after anemia to the changes which had taken place in the directorate, it was rid : " The caluaity whirl' has overtaken this establishment moat be rehired in a grist measure to lows sustained by the bank, end still more to the circumstance that malty of the securities were not of a mange to be readily convertible. The directory were entitled le s ay, as they candidly did, that the difficulties arising from this caress bad boa struggled with, end that considerable amounts had been sallied from what otherwise would have been a totes lose, and they me now enabled to aanounce thee, after allowases had been made for the high rate of Intermit charptd, Mr. Jonathan Richardson has gueranteed payment of nearly the whole of the. debt—(applause)--and considering the reepectieslity anti reouroms of the pannersorhose liability themotoremeine unit , footed, the shareholders may remosaly conaider the secousts se eatisfactortly arranged. The payments, hors the magnitude ef the engagements, will unavoidably extend over a somewhat lengthened period. The amount will bear interest ax 6 per cent. par manure. With the seaccarrence of • oesaidemble Maw at principal shareholders the diner hew s eemed a call of 51. ■ dare, and place tt with this seeffing to confirm that measure. With reference to the affairs, it le extremely difficult to wire at definite eonclusices, the soar depending on the value of the meets, of which a sedan opinion cane at once be kneel ; so far se the abettors can form a judgment, though cells are absolutely notessery in order to meet the preempt demands, a small portion of the capital may in the end be preserved. A farther examination of the amounts occupies the full attentka of the board, and they invite the appointment of a committee of shareholders to moist them be their deliberatona." (Applause.) Oa the motion of Mr. JOHN GUEY, of Dilates, se needed by Mr. W. F. Bucxerr, the report wee unani mously agreed to. Mr. MACILSITY, Of York, moved that a committee of eve shareholders be appointed to confer with and waist Ibe directors in the investigation and mmagestent of general diem of the bank ; that they be empowered to obtain such profesional or other aid, with power to 88d to their number, aid that all proper allowance* be made them, and that they report to the meeting of the shareholders, to be mermaid within three months ; that three of their number form a quorum ; and that if any vacancy should arias, the estualtem be empowered to dll up the same. Mr. ALLMVOIN seconded the motion, which was carried. Mr. Oiu 1100011120841 that • bank hod been started OR privets 'rounds, by private individuals, and that three-foorttut of whatever profit they might site should be set add* to form a fund to be divided =cog the suffering shareholders in the old District Bank. (Loud applanae.) Mr. BiNNINOTOS then moved that the call of five pounds per Aare, made on the 28th of November, be confirmed, whicit Ina carried. The ctlatntrAN said that the resolution would now stand in this way :—That ► call of five pounds per Awe be made, payable in fourteen days ; which was adopted. Votes of thanks to the new bankers, to the chairman, and to the town clerk of Newcastle, closed the prcoeedings, which were orderly thronxhout. THE RE-OPENING OF THE WOLVERHAMPTON AND STATFOILDSHIAN BANG.-1114 Wolverhampton and fitaffledshire Banking Company resumes business to =mow (Thunday), and most earnestly do we hope that all parties—directors, shareholders, and depositors —will feel that they have a common interest in pro moting the stability of the institution. The necessity ender which the bank will be placed to Irma the accommo ' dation It has hitherto given, with perhaps too liberal a head, will inevitably mate some embarrasernant ; but if an adverse 'daring up of the bank had taken place, that in convenience would have been (earthily augmented, at • peat saoriffee of property, and with large oath upon the share holders. It is, thereon, a :tem of great congratulation the ibe steps which we last nand would be taken by the ft-setme have been euootel4l. The deputation which London consisted of Mr. Elwell and Mr. T. grel to (two of the directors), Mr. P. Williams, and Mr. George Robinson, and they remind, we understand, the most cordial and valuable assistance from the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, M.P., and W. O. Foster, E.g., M.P., and ultimately induced the Bank r cif ai land on Friday evening give to the accommbdaticm . Mr. Hill has entered on him duties as mature, in e room of the late la l Mr. Wiley, reelped.-IVoloseAstepron Oren iek of tt n is ' i7;: THE CITT OF ()LARGO!! BANK.—The head-office of the City of Glasgow Bank presented return of the or dinary bustle yen di ir a lblooday), the doors being opened for the receipt of ta, and the transaction of other banking business. T branch offices axe also, we under stand, in a state of activity ; and though the bank does not yet announce itself ready to pay deposits at call, yet de posit accounts may be drawn upon to a moderns amount, and in a very short while the bank will be fully abreast of all demands upon it. There are two points which we con ceive it to be a duty, in announcing this gratifying resump tion of Waimea by the City, to impress on the public. The first that depositors in this bank have the good sense to let their money remain where it is, if they do not absolutely need it for business purposes. The second is, that the cities= of Glasgow and others who see the folly of distrust, and appreciate the importance of restoring this bank to its former credit and position, subscribe without delay to the Special Deposit Fund. Already 100,0001. have been placed at the service of the bank in this way, but this amount may and should be largely increased in Glasgow alone, if those who have disposable funds only look at the matter in • true and proper light—Olaspw De_ily Yeti. TRADE IN THE SCOTCH MANUFACIITZING Towits. —Trade in Dunfermline livery dull. With a peat number of bands already idle—by far the greater part of the re mainder on short time, who are very likely Norm to be idle— the prospects for the winter are very gloomy. In Dundee business continues very dull, and any trifling tranaactiona are at most irregular priors.. Some large mills are working short time, and production is bang reduced almost is every work by the stoppage of machinery. In Stirling mar:misc uing are eaosedingly doll at present. Some of the mills have temporarily closed, whilst others can only employ the weavers, dyes, tn., on half and short time. The weevers in Forfar have had to submit to • general reduction of wages, varying from 9,1. to Is. and upwards per piece, ac cording _to quality.' No short throe has as yet been adopted. In Selkir k trade is in a very depressed state, with no hopes of say permanent improvement before spring Two of the mills have commannd running half time, and mural hands connected with the scouring and dyeing department have been discharged.—Edinburgh Chweret of yeeterday. THE MISSING MR. STEPHENS.—The Edinburgh correspondent of the Items gives the following account of Step/sow— . The bankrupt, it appears, Is not unknown in Edinburgh, having received his medical education at the university there. He is a good-looking man of probably flirty, and when he trot appeared at his examination he was coot, collected, distinct, having all the bearing and manner of an intelligent man of business. He gradually, however, last Ms easy self-pomession, and by Ore fourth day the mental rack had evidently begun A tell severely upon him, he having by this time quite renounced his previous self eatiellelland complacent sir. The subjects of essminittion an Thursday appeared very much to take him by surprise, and he beat the bush oonaiderably for his answers, which he gave, retracted, and repeated. He frequently exhibited, perhaps &seemed, the appearance of confusion; sometimes did not understand, oftener did not remember. Has hesitation and ambity of &newer were particularly seen in reference to his hthw's trust account, the loans from Lord Gough and the alleged transfers to his private account, which he ad mitted, though he denies it in his letter. Twice during Thareday he held private consultations with his agent a nd counsel, under whose advice evidently he withdrew answers that were rather dangerous adoindone, and also changed his ragas Ido not remember,' to the more frank, but squally evasive. ' I decline to answer.' The bankrupt has certainly encountered both an inquisition and a publicity which he did not expect, and, no doubt, hoped to elude by coming to Scot land ; and if he has fled it is nothing to be surprised at. The only wonder is that he should have been so long in making up his mind if this wa• his object. The examination was adjourned from Thursday last to Monday, sad the bankrupt was certainly in Edinburgh up to Sunday evening. Whether he has since Ind to London or further—whether he means to return or has fairly gone off, • day DT two will perhaps clear tap ; but certain it is that be is not to be found at Nonhum berland-nrest, Edinburgh, and the univenal belief Is that, Galas the musseW-st-arnis he diligent and successful, he le not likely to be beard of again here.' We re g ret to announce the suspension of Mann. G. and A. Wood, tontines, of Lewes, whose liabilities are estimated at 40,0001.—Suren Express. A =ions cue is about to be tried by the Civil Court of Berlin —The barber and upholsterer of • wealthy beaker have brought actions against him to obtain damages for having made hem attend on him when he was afflicted l with the smallpox, whereby they caught the milady and were laid up with it for some dole.