The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-23 00:00:00

i:vvSPAI:I:I Of: 0 4 .21 I_l4 ssaudxa Ofp r t 5, • r , No. 3,219.) FOR CALCUTTA Dire c t ( w ith i m m e di a t e dee. take,. the spics.ll4l fast,ailinc . urniht.r:ao.l built .hip JOHN I • 113 'car., WILLIAM ,I I lAN. c..u.masKle.r. Wu ton• Mato. ri•iiirred aad 0 I.PeT hat, I. 1)Inq tr. the Bt. Katharine. linct;. ‘ . :11..• -hip 1.. i. 1.1.1.1.1h15ec..1,1....,r..1. I .r . e.ht v n pasocragen.— L l , l . 0 .; . .' , ..1 7 pp iatzk a ftzti n .l a s. l. 6 ,KT 40.1 .1.111,1:k.r.. 5. l:lcumats. PVERLAND ROUTIL—STEAM to INDIA asd CHIA. Ite.,dareTpt—Tho PENINSULAR 144 ORIENTAL AM NAV IUATION COMPA NI lb 'OK PASSENGERS zed re. airs coal. RES tomb for tbo NEbITERRANIAN. Rapt. Ada. boonfel. (Woo, limbos. awl °arum, ty their mall kate. lonflat RostAmPtob oft tho 4tlk 111 . :th of ovary meth : sad for I.ll.&rd A& rd thottnito hi awe Si W el the eeeth—ice fortbor portbrolon W nia t i l im bra Otabbflb Ltabrohollstroot. Load", sod Soullompbob. IVARPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAM SHIP COM PAN Y. La Terp,:. Dee IS. lilL MI brrobg raveettully Int.rrned that owing to He mai 4.1111ds Vide bale Acts pe ril ., C. Hilleddohlb by SIGHTLY PA ILI N 0 a tht- C..pial 4 weds ► 4 Or. Kaman .c. os she 17t11 u.olast, take plan le T RR sa.4 Pli ILA ULLPHIA M 13. Soma I.l.bee. WILLIAM INMAN. Aped. STEAM to AMERICA.—TD. LIVERPOOL sad 5.3 PHILADSLPUIA IMO, SHIP CO Mind de. gippling thals NI: µmorel Olide-bellt We have Arommalijr• tram A.sySllroL en PHILADELPHIA end 'sir YOWL ea renew CITY OP WASHINGTON. Ist :Gm Takagi December. CITY OP IeAIIcUSSTILII. ler Jammarl. CITY OP SALTIMOKIL kr J. Yoet.altb i&12111117. KANGAROO, lor Ptireissm.llM reinery. Oabla farm alum% irasers,sbd 11 softer mei Derek ss• medlar es ilmierseasseliMem ft neirmaese. living the mare AtirGabe Paiers;asdearl samba el Paw MY kr e:plus eied New York =t w i dime Per Airtime etti rri Z u.A. P l 7 WILLIAM virrr a rgal Tmegramendlem • or be ehe =au" Surapeas Mom Gempiar, 10111 Ali to NSW YORK. how Elostbouptoo. Al TM Te rj o llall mem dim Nan maetasily tram Ilsota, `WA ka 0 II dfract Wow IS X. tom. TSI . Redmadat Dm SI. SAN um*. 'ice .. , ma imada= "r adialastMt i i r ld iamisk i sad far " Tow pouSrr=== Or d l. Ma. Oa,* Os *mi. lIM ampmd aim. tie; by the r gum oasio. mi. lam mina AK mond dm ow - IM la . zaz . CM. 11. il. Slartla'aplam. Clarterams : TM i t iv io= 67 / aad Q. thagelhanda. Nana mad Nam of waft ima i rtatted dada& I 1111 ARIB TWICE DA ILT, tbe MAIL PACKETS, 1 vie Dew sod thieth—PllollTlM INA ASI I G;ft. =yr ereeellepthe twit we la the ten%he the hthgethat Othele &ft moth. m i„, ps, MI meth at MU ; r p.m. Myr at 110 him. oley t inapt la nee eta the &sirs leateethee Pm. the 30 eu...rad sa. La mi. ere Meth at the did me it *eel Herren as redo_ Otha at WUBSELB, COLOGNE. and THE RHINE. by RAW Nall Beem—A DOVAL NAIL "MAIM Mew dies a rmee Mll e he IetTLN D mem MOS Medulla UM pm.. me D kw DOVES wort seams Ward's, at an paa Twee se haw Wm. ;—Dliet eteek Ile ; meee4 deep M. he se the Met Mee. a LambeeDiStme e sad mhatr a Meeert Oshedetrem L ONDON and NORTH WESTERN sad MIDLAND RAILWAYS. CHRISTMAS HoLIDATS. FIReT sad SteuN la CLASS DAT TICRICTS .11.1 Le based from lil Lupton embus. Loudon. to l'LionOs. 100.died. Yort ..IJes. Rework 1 ew . o rbz rtMerse. nonmetals. . Loodbaso. b calostres. Derby. ts sll bolos co WEDNESDAY. DC mishit to mimes id* by Me malmsey Sabo so to sad isetudloat bl oN DAT, Des. IS. Dee Tickets sill Moo be lomed from the Wows eleMess to Leeks. Rs lodes Oessral Masassers Olico. Sumba /tattoo, Des. LK L ONDON sad NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY& DAY TICKETS 1.44•44 o WEDN KnDA Y, Dee. 21 led Wm- Mktg bp el 2 to aval/Able until MONDAY, Dee. M 24. A — K Fly orator. HUI= Oesetsl Moamar ►noMee. Teuton Malan. Dee., IVA THE MONS UNITED COLLIERIES COMPANY ILlallted). Capital Or Nikko, In MOO Pram ~1 net, deposit AI per Mare on A [tamest rat 171/14. Ma Once the Duke of Wellington. The tight lion. the Lori of Albemarle. T. P. Thumb., Ell., Waken. ktirdualane. T. M. Omaha. lip.. Gosersor of Übe Beak alt *east eacyou. Lient Olsen! the MOO non. Lora James Bag Clalnena. The RUM Hoe. Lard Vheueat nem Lest folooel the ttipbt lion. Lord Arthur Hay. lane Clutha, Chateau Heakuon, Pert. Willa etrest Oladeteee. En. (Marra iliomace Dare r sod Oa), li J. Fortson Harrison, Ersh.Cesebridee mare. Hydolork. Ih.burt W Meal Messer req.. Cpper Week Akmarder MWer. Alkforthboues,Mlddieeek etTl.4o-ITu be waisted at D A MIMS. . l IyaLsdos {Nan. Paws awarboro. Thogica. Co.. Motto-Wm Fledizre— " LdMY —,- 11.011.1CITOIL Nem% Asisr7. Trams. sad amlti. lamb& Neashavir PM T ' Mask Ikea. - --- - - ono - tie - oh" Newt Jabs lieleliwwe wool Sea Kowa lasowsse. awl farm Ifenante-T, Nem. i llm .4.0.. 54!•48. gSW 11& ... , a., arz .... r ......„ = . 4veir , i -wita,„...... 4 ample We =Wow . ~,, ~,„,.......6... .... I.* 4114—..,,,..." -0- P"--4 gala" .... wierewles. hoes we "limo VleelbleJklewled lb Inn maid fee. anon* eaMed "MOO WM' ant eememe ream et KM mune; In mnimmemilellni nal o "Ilt=rt nele helenben. tall wort an "leer Toles; " Woe Mae Animas.' **en ' ami "Mel de Mara: stir on et 2.(me anea, .... ..... e . w ... 4 , :y . . coal. la le shinnied lail Iblir eris ten pews, st se wattled 4... '.... l a Le *esti The plea awl °tea neck en ann. well Ind • ibe i =see at wor a tez aa ini Ve wow We Awe are hew 10..4 % * ... it ....• I I 4 b e .. uur grXra zz oma memm i Lem ill =em ne mann mem Is te . " - ilmll be el ne= d lbs arerilled WI la Se no at. et Weir am Is lewther ohms wedge te =P.?, rit e ." 1t.:.4.6e, eleit AMP= bee Vs melee le le We mere= Ow • le lowelielet Afttite. la W la 't i er We Om fends L s :boom moo two New ewe%Vel tit awe WM aro fre sull e asi brow le espeabeleb• fa owe ll aVeremed . awl di wiegorees Ow drobree obwolas set be ewe be We allow well sub proem be lealewl. The coal le .4414), cheeelebblOmfteeequellty. It le loaded at the Nee et= mans It lit= L . """" e t i : bib =l.= l "' 1i....yr........... =Jaz Wir rostr N.' sect. Jou the 464.41 ell the Illesee 4 kit dr Rag the Mss asi the earl? a ow c usa. %M x• n lkilk awe al 11 r b lidet Ihe I x4l.lllVbe.tilebli twillolll 111214 .itel ke ae Oboe 4 1114 Illitell• 4444 Pa wt., wil let 'Wet seauf..ctedw Mews. mew Itr em.. awNelawl le ebeetb. as hl tam. mom issa. • th. At We word et the tendowts. a okWhi dal OW post Wee a the 441144. 4 .04. lad to be .melle; um the cabal. Vilma (but 1.1.4. w. JILL N. Pedet ..... Ira hen emm. Mtl i stl7 . Ilt. " ibree . IL lip C.a. elme negro wiry the Neter me wok. A .ethan e lieeetwe law larhaele • =I eit titbe au ... l 4c. l.lerlea. tb. = tmwe lle =ET ls= me sai m abne men, they $ ow ha *idled Is 6114.444. of emo•1 la lbs haweletb,.. Th. 'sifts/ 4 the Cmapasty lo Minded late 17 . all i l e et Apo `fi tok mat oirgoo• bb 1., 0w . .. • age It hem Tbe lowa we to Wee% lad !Mead et 41 1 C. eilibi ame w ea 16 " Ari " 4 '6 in dldial ea OW -d r . .. - - i.,.e. - Asir r iim e bum ea aw we • Aw% Sea le Wyly lillie • ienaddre • debase tellaimema it eewL In the wad el We ilwilwr wr el tbe 011eellWa We awseel nal , et the A slaws ell to meld ba twat I. ma& .. the II Warm *III fe telol LW yeeft 4 the Compeer. leshers la Lew olaw. mire Pane, 14.4 sheemer ammo& has be loil tow es the ailettutsUbtlab of 41. c C•onpasr. Whirs to Belem b annity M. elleteee r , t. An sUbsl•4 P. is thl• pio.pectas bowe base petalw4 055.tv....1 o, al Hi ~t.. ~ at De I .ansestre eike. en, sae • the p,....1, .4 he &Olt r... 1 tile tee enelaliMeta aligketke. r• r .14re. ti t..t , e erc...51&411... I be W Innen Ot. , •nm nieml t.. "et Vane am nen •bare man feint del- 41 emll feenelth hi mann lm a as man t•lune swab/ lee r way 5. , 4 lm Winne. 1..1.• 4 sppikedine may be ebtalat4 at the Inner& ; ait4 at the elkw 4 lbs lutuyeay. 4. )I...rmammren bath mann for l•hate. 1...1 1.. r...0tre.1 to pet Me. e n 4 4,. lwar• at the l'..n.4eq. tee 1.4nel 11111 pa PLare. $ a lbs make 4 rwyx . .ll.sl .. f..r. Is I.R if . :ie t. +Av.? , a n. p. is aver 10;:k,,,. tree (" o 4sols. eunsl.nr 4144114, lb. afteert ma la ell be Erebee ("owl. the &pml la ea r. tiaar .L em ohm 'WI. P 41.61.1 io. odhert tot Is waft la win at ne legillare OM I. foretellb r aced te=therw. real. IMAM Tn totreetArs At WM*. Untied Cellateo (Ammo (tallow). ine...—llWllllPela Wl* th• mibiber m• • ••• e.....pmey s A. yew rrAdil. I AKAN* Sou lea eirt, 4i:A is pylhArbuni A ..tres. d 40 Are IA 16.8 Ito r.. 4. 1 yr., 1.. Y.•• 14 cart, ce ea, eillable nee ley ae nn.. A • An camels the Midge ei eor.r.ab..• •• a ,rt..hM rev, therr.4 Oise rn-.o..nrikaol .a t ....I. rt.. to. IN i• , • a 1......4 the IoaLL 0441 UMMONige AIL 111‘.. I e th.' ay 'elite. U. Krt.*. aim 41~'.5. I epee - t•.rfog the dep.* I, Pll/4ur), riWwMASlaw nee )9.4 to mon lbeilib4 l oa 'i its. reriru;sie. pow *Wm one* r ed, sr limaike 1iii......--, Thu SCHOLASEUP.—The fourth =amino. tioa for t►is scholarship (kneeled is order to onaussmorate this socauvation of the mu of St. Asaph mad Bangor) has jut terninate 4 . Binninhent, as the point suet easily reached by candidates from North sod finds Wales, wee fixed as the piece of aseetias ; sad the authorities of King Edward's School afforded sissy facility. The essasisers were the Rev. R. Williams, Fellow of Kiss's Colley, Cu bridge, sad the Rev. Basil anti, Fellow of Usivereity College. After three days and • h alto( esashistioa they selected Messrs Thomas Nicholas and Hoary Edwards, es the two non deserving wasdidates, bat left the pretenses of either of three dereedest spin a pent is the enstrutlea of the put deed, whin is reserved for the uniderstios of the traitor,. There wen eleven undidaise, t►e chief grammar schools of Wales and the borders, Benner* °sweetly, Cowbridge, and Llendovery, being reoriented by competitors. 'I he general exhibition of scholarship we. ensidered highly satisfactory, sad the m=use of L. P. Evan., S. If • Grath , . W. Watkins, sad R. U. William., wets diodored worthy of hoseatobto rosattos. TOWER WARD.—At a COURT of WARD MOTE holden at Baker. liell. Hartrhae. to and for the It art of TO.t7. on MONDAY, the =had Jay of December. In/. being Monday nen :thee the reset of at Themes the heenle. before the IlliAt Honourable THOMAeI QUESTED )1111110. Loci Mayor, Aldermen of the mid Ward. Mama Wiltehleon I 31trafa. N. w :: P I ZE &so ~ Army, ~ Tiny, were Mena Emma Eeenihllln And the follorias yodeller win revel rielnesey prod Moved by Pro UMW. Omits. Zara ; meerondea BY Menus Beane, Lea Mr the peril Osaka of the Wordrole be Ovis le the lleht Hoe. Three (Neer Orb. Lord Mager et We Cloy. ted Alderee et re liellto reeeened oral, ar trim he prelim OM We ''. ll• • =t bi Lti hie waft telldress to erre all Merl ,r.tity o . 4 4. Tra i lt rr p. r ei lm e r ... torl .d = 6. ll: -.' thie W lbot It only the emelmente el the terror the yr prielly roe newr i p weed annalelt toner he rare by thew imeee err he se UNA 7 YON. fi kb NC roles eo as = v rai h r i taidee ll =re al a l = er er or tOrb& ildesamisbakag . sort sok le tt, ..:=2:=1.1. 'Z. =a. tale Werreele dear ear Ms errerehre &Mof bb a niereo=l:l7=il3ll2red it A P '', area us Or wee_he for ray years =ewe le Deponaattetss/n!f . 1111e W bg XL 111 T• 17 Mr. Roars Vlet wie ß r i66Aas?" b 6.ll2 : e id et to th lorl d = eVell. " 4ly Al t:et. ik sol V .....Wes eia era le the 1 Cowl ' We Ihe sr ter which ==leLto An. J=.___ mk ___ _""'"'" Nerd by az. oars Boron Orrin; re ar ey ewer Baa t =r, lbe : ,tier I s t i : m in s ereperre o. r. Warir=to . = . 1 " ; ,ilk c iara.rhrzed4 -rm.- , - j e ll e raarre 1 legodieb sndOreess T o a swelel le — alter by ele Tdir igi rnis or Corr. : orodol wit h, WI. t ut t red the Kr e That re yroctriny , e be Mortised fa metro re means mne. of l Was By order of the W .I.III.I=MAN, Ward Clerk. DR. KAHN% ANATOMICAL MUSIIII M. 1, Omatryoereet, Lebemem.seeitem—Osem Ite a rlimea only, from tee WI tem ef 6 4•l2= Uhaerstlng every the b y of me, he. lorayarmilM ". roa. by DT. liINITON, sad • warr odes bow WINO ft livery by Dr. /AIM at Ostekettle. rosisugarr Irrelelle r /SILL GENERAL TOM THUMB h oe errived.—Tbis Ameris MAN IN MINIATURII===I4•II. at s r.r_ mdd ,ams • Wwi tr i. d Targ 4ll. ed. = la ell PUL Lltv Raw RALF' D Ise• 617 1. 1 1 121111/CT G A L. LNRY. QUADRANT NANNINT In DOZING DAT Dos. la Us OIIARAC, ?AIR aa:l 071.111 ha Hie Malian mew Immoral AM d %Aka ha LM—turnenazi on. Mend Ibm mit 21 L :l aV a m il=ima .11taa IVlEr m i 1; sal AI 1 — wommitimmilaila 'Reserreu Bala S.; Ln. ENNETTII MODEL WATCH. J.JI —AI blimmodhalan, a very grist nrlelliff Ile wne an the him torwswass; .thew,ficas : odd. Ma 11 nimbus. lir ma Omen Inaba JO per ha HALF-A-CROWN is sow the Fen a good &coca TEA. to lib. tam at tho Warohomon ot tho Mot LAB 2c,... , ..=...G00d OW" la tin lorry. oa aa par Gnat COALS — By &my sad Railway.—LEA aad Co.'s N.,J Raba. aik4 Tem Oft. pie lis, Mewl tem the Via odingawl sileusers T 0.6 .4 =et .• p ftwax If Is re viLet o = u r ts 4 6 0 . 1.. IWO Lain WW2/ 11W. if ItAio ARM WATERPROOF APRONS. CORDING'S DRIVIXO APRONS en nine eed Oink and tat arr"MAWS IMPaarssa nen tO l ita WAD 0 110011sie W teen plien2 l lLlK II $3lll 113100T110 ne AI , renell kWh ef nen re regain so ma' Item /a et inn. or ea per Oent. in. Ern te order.—J. 0. 110110. 211. /Ms{ In deers will 4 411 Tee& it. MEI PBX SUPERSEDED.— Raul A. ' Ub Ihe PATNA I IILUOTIIO4IIAVIII FLA " % To iLd ,... t rt= r4 %t e " pvlsob ila "lihd E :WA Asa ....... pip_ •... mu bov b. bovvi ‘ vie tralitM e _ . • gi lreill ii :==i = . 1 . 1143=1. Liftegre gm doar bob IA limilstAry. ARM'S SPICTACLIS Se Asps end ges t". l: 4l or' delit ..... leit e g ra. pm& jr Waite the MM. Chia: Wane lie OWL eaml 10.41111,9 des WOW and DAMP AIM—BARCLAY% , g li mini vi k tir 0 1 al goy . i t s ow o ar ra moor mans on se SY re IL aid ka an punros to rinn nanlasains 84 LT= Ye bow st Led IL 01, -01remp ale OM t. /MIMI OS =MI Brew sod Owe are as *item V 112•414, i UTUUN FOOB.—WOOLLEY'S PECTORAL W"' rat= si V=Batna gm Ertl em..VT i ri awl N. .......... lIIMIZOID z. K EATING'S PALE NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER OIL. durerart tadler elds. bes bees =aid le isd Tlmmes. el 111 Tremor obe. la the wee et4lie Eg.. e De. Peedia. shine " The mg amid et ober. red deveur. 1111=161/11 Ws en prom MO Y. : Meer IL ; 4e. ; opk ii reella n. Impend seemnr—TO. SI fare esesery *ern same*sir " OM We OIL" CPRESENTIL—Th• mations°, of N., Um is INK blelg NOMeitedge• Whom the telr aid youthful be abbe belsobaye emir *eine et easy Mods. sad therefor* te Meshy empeolel alet~e the feast of tbe totlet. It is et Mb halve nee thee 1101111.1131 r Ol f b for erft*L sad row lA I A aetr: sal ROA A rtfIDS' O'DtleTtr, se f , whitemet te ti : e he le m a mi th as = lit elaret Pe media ea the try er eerer.—lllid by A. 10W- Leib eintle.39. bletelerlordeu. Leads& meg by eheielsos awl perfumes. /1 1 RIERRMAR.—Pretasamd by Royal Linters j ai rztg a ir r e e m s=llT, Issi• cis T rz "4 " I. b a VEc e le .an t:•lo l. l .i . " sa r ". fti--1-- " " 7 _. Nam ig *re diemion the • "":17.. '' "... a= tir mime. a. YI e gtqlr ma.6l.l . Ms OM 1: e. 4 ISM 13116 j la la A• le • II Illi. : dhlisi Wm swam am. i . :all , jer... 4 1:: : a i ll= AMA; Strad; NM Os, U. • sad r aw" ' a... 4 ....a Lima: l M laalia. • how moll. ram li, uniform with OM Itrek the aECOND bltftlEd of PICTURKB of LIFE and CHARACTER, from the CutMalec of Mr. Poach. 217 Jou. h. Rredben had M me, 11. liourerirotreel LM 11 wbtt.Ecd, M lvo. 2:3BERVATIONS on lb, LIFE. DISEASE. ta d DIATH 4 JOHN HUNTER. I. Blueidstke of llbs Nature reatret of 41.4 t and Auras Pydayli. By Joists Lace, M.D., of Iht Royal College 4 Pbyyldarkac. Loodoo Juba Churchill. New liffbatioNavat. LONDON, TLTESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1856. THE WARDMOTE& Yesterday the serious ;sae of the City of Loudon assembled, atcordiee to annual softest, for the purpose of proceeding with the election of cousin eeassilses sad other oficen for the main year. The meetisp WSW mars scantily Masud than in previous years, sod the pro. atedisgs altogether were of a less iateresting stormier th hate hitherto been witaeseed. The bedews of the day vu sharined by the abolition of the iagasets, but to waft sty tassanniesse that might be ezperienced hese this mass, insanities' were appointed in most of the wards for the purpose of so-operating with the parish °Seers in wollseting money for the relief of the poor darts' the present 81111•011. ALDEIMATE. Alderman Sir Pet;lL;rie — pre;iLd at Um we:demote, whisb was bald at Shaftesbury-hall. The following genatlemes were re-eleetad, without eppoel ties, members of the Coast of Ceases Colman for th• arming year i—Msesra. K. Bailey, De Jersey, Otatiseim Woodward, Lawson (deputy), J. T. Norris, J. Wood, sad S. Charlie. Depot, Law's moved that a oommitte• shield be sp. =for the parttime of easing what could be tollsoted tells! ef Um poor at this season of the year. Mr. Weed objected that if this were nada put of the Weiner of th• witrdmot• it might establish a bad ?medial. At the Nem time he woad do everything is lua purer to suit As peakiwaraky Afar ems _t ea Ws a assisitts• was appointed, and Um ass isperallei after aealdag the alderman for his gnome. ALDOATE. This rosmilisde was held is the committee room, Nitre street, Aides*; Aldermas Humphery presidium. The following were declared to be elected :—Yeertre.Robt. Butler Whiteside (deput)), Joseph Townley, Richard Con. field Backus% Robert Osmond, Bloomfield Bernell, Jobe Henry Hill (the old member), and Mr. Lusk (the sew esedidate), is the room of Mr. Btephe•aos. Mr. Btepheusos claimed a poll, os the grimed that the deputy had only 19 beads held up for him (the highest member), mud the other teatime, mush lets. As there were 300 voters is the ward, he thought the must meeting wee eat a fair tut of the (*ilium of the weed. The poll was flood to take place this day, sad will elms at kw Oink. BISHOPSO•TH. Alderman Copslaid presided et the wallow% which wee bold at CrAbrbell. The following gaatlamn Were unialminisly molested members of the Commie Council for the miming yew : Weems. T. Frisker, Edmmedson, Morris, W. Jame, Warne, W. Memos (deputy), M. Hopgood, Peacock (deputy), W. H. Pitcher, J. H. Can, H. Ashby, T. Campbell, C. Odpia, end G. Taylor. • leephened dbmwdow took plies on the WPM the marred bill fee the amalgamation M the City pa ism- Several gentlemen said they would not oppose the smal gmaatiow, provided there wu introduced late the bill • slime which would reader the company usable to charge more than 40. for their gas. Mr. Warren, a director, said that would be provided for, sad it wee hoped that the price might be lowered to 41. or 9d. BABSISRAW. Ia this wud there was no oppositioa whatever, sad the old ambers of the Cosmos Council, Mn.ess Britton (do puty), W. Lister, C. B Faller, and Anthony LW were usaalsaoasly melected. BROAD STREET. The Imamate ww held la the ward ethool-rooms; Alderman Bir Jobe Messrovo presidieg. Thew was ao oppoutwa La this ward, the only Osage b.iag the reeigestioa of Mr. Foster, is whore plass Kr. 8. Wawriow was sleeted. Tee eamus of the ammo mewel:- We aro, therefore, se follow,;—Mari,. (d.paty), C. Warm, B. Drown, J. liethpliii i . a rew, T. Abraham, W. Humid', tad 8. Waterthw. After the weal thanks bad bees retuned by am old ambers sad the sew member, Mr. Waterloo moved, and Mr. Humphrey mauled, the following moieties : That the reseal swensoes thugs of Is. 4d. is the posed ea team es mei appeamMe sad unjust, and as at the passing of the ash of paellemeat ibe t whisk that tax me 'spread, the goveramet pledpd Si. see yew oily after the terwthatioa of the wee. end so ; this wartime, is of o teem sera of i p e arriamet eight te be repealed hen or site, Mar kb of April that Tbet a petition to lb. Mem of Ossetheas ma• body ing Um temereei neriallea be h sod maters wad he dipagare."ethwitb prepared, Ila issimiss Rar fro led salaissuly. BliilDoll. Mr Charms Marshall presided at this Maranon. It was held la the vestry of St. Megan Cher* Loads.- haat- There was so allantlea Inn last year, sad the tollewisi ratlines were malened :—Megers. Law (deputy), Dray, Pawing', Hill, Matthews, W►athsa, *mid, sad Johasoa. BREAD STREET._ Thm snanal WorineTte of this ward woo bold at Cord walners'-ball, Alderman Winton Lawrence presiding. The old nention for this ward were usionsonly n eleeted—inessro. W. Hornig (deputy), N. Maanbon, D. Laurie, T. P. Smell, T. J. Laud, P. ispaud, W. Panda, sad J. Smith. lAT!. Th. Wardmota w;ilTord;ttiiiPairnweldp Partan'.hall, 8:. Mary -at-MIL The Bight Hen. lha Lard Mayer peedded, tat aoaaagaaaaa of the Manna el Aldunimi lamb erring M a sewn deniartior el4Wti._ _ _ The Wood aka links Nal **Foulest Mom, Tb. Lad N. w pat Os swim sit the leis sepromesta tine—Me.laujenis 3.w (deputy). lii Ram% " 8.. " Illeiriaas. George Cl.iehmilsme thane Williams Williams, Jaws\ Cassese, sad , who wen n eland. Mr. Allis saved, and Mr. 0 verall ereceded, Mr. Richard Westall ie Use root of Me. Richard Marshall Phillips, decoyed. Mr. B. Cuss nominated, and Mr. Forge seroaded. Mr. John Totals Tons,. Oa a show of buds, Mr. Weston was eluted. No poll wu dessaaded on the part of Mr Yetuar. The repreasatatirm w : Demigods Bower (deputy), Mr. James Roberts, Mr. Ben. Mumma, Mr. 0 C. Grasso, Mr. William Williams, Mr. James Camaro, Mr. William Buseheld, Mr. Biased Weston (sew member). Mr. !Ninny Bower moved lb* (Mowing resolution That the peensat 11110fM001 charge of lid, la t►e pound levied set kends ie, from the mode of its assmement, most oppressive end 'Out ; sod as the ondentaadiag at the 1 time of leis the sets of pa/limiest by which the tea wee' Increased wee that they were to outlets in form for one leer Ale the tenalaatioa of the war, sad se Wager, this madames basilisks that those acts of parliament ought to be ropealled ken and after the btb day of April seat." U. mil dm rebels bad good same to eosplala of the coarse penned by is imiernmeat. The graad minaplalat was that memo =di poverty were toned alike, whisk wee moo smugly wren. It was absurd to to a maa whammed his liviap by Om sweat of the brow or iatigleet t►e memo es the ass WU leed pa Nasty in the fonds. The rosaff was worried unanimously. CANDLEWICK. Sir George Carroll, Kat., aldermen, ➢resided seri the business of this voidnets, bald at the White Hart Tama, Abeherrh.lane, lobes all the old nuabers of the Coon of Casson Conseil—Tic, Matins. Dab,. (deputy). Elliott, Triaseby, Matthews, Rowe, sad Marian were Inas'. measly re-sleeted, with thanks for their put valuable ounces. CASTLE BAYNARD. Sir Hear) Iliespriege padded over this 'maggots et Johnson's Amiably Ratner, Sermorlue, Doeton'- ------ The tollowlag gentlemen WOTO malected se Mamas esoneilmen for the year @autism :—Mr. Richard Hicks (depots). Mr. Frederick ?Lyle?, Mr Alfred Adler& Mr. Charles Hawkins, Mr. George Joseph Coekerell, Mr. Thos. Parker, Mr. Chula Odell, *ad Mr. Richard Willey. CORDWAINEB.S. This yardman wee bold ea anal at Bow Ckareb, Mr. Alderman Balmer. presiding. Some esavenetioa arose on the garlic's of genies of wawa eirmeilmea ' there being two nadidatee, Morn. Lan sad Leek to fill the sseney oseasioned by the re moval of Mr. K. Trees to the Viatry ward. The malt of the rpm of trade was that Morn. Lott (deputy), Crowbar, Taylor, Joys*, Chsffsy, sad Lamb were deelend to he el , eted, sod 111 r. Linton &weeded a poll ea behalf of Mr. Lama, which was lard to take pl see Ibis day Iron tea to bar. CRIPPLEOAIE WITHOUT. TMs anima wardmote was held is the hop• soltool-roon, Red-erowestreet ; Alderman Challis, M.P., I. the chair. Mr. Deputy Meadeay, who ha represented the ward in the Cosines Coastal for the last siztun years having resigned, the au. of Mr. 13 lward Stillwell was returned by the ited-assratteet matzos to fill op that Tamely, hod *pima that Yana the names of Mr. John Wiltshire Mr. David Braith, and Mr. Morriss, were cat is monriastiat. Alderman Challis said, the first thin was to pit the Runes of the gentleman nominated by the myna crashers, when it would be eompeteat for may elseter to propose any other pathos". The amnia returned were : Mr. John Johnson, Mr. &piens Bead, Mr. King, Mr. George Cuthbert, Mr: John Sewell, Mr. Jobs Piekeriag, Mr. Robert theses (old mambo), and Mr. Edward (new member). The following gentleman were this nomistated in oppo sition to the return : Mr. Joha Wiltshire, Mr. David Main, sad Mr. Jesse Turner. Alderman Chainb pot the following manes to the vets. The anthers were:—Mr. Edward BkW well. 156; Mr. John Picturing, 130; Mr. George Cuthbert , 118; Mr. Wa. Kiri, 113; Mr. Robert itnace, 101 ; Mr. Walter Martine, 100 ; Mr. loptaus Read. 96 ; Mr. Enid Brain, 93 ; Mr. John Johnson, 87; Mr. Jobs &well, 76; Mr. John Wilt shire, 41; Mr. Jesse Turner, 34. Alderman Challis deetared the list eight patlemes duly Wend. A. pal was tam desaaiod for the other eaadidat et, to eseabasee ea tea tab day sod 11106111 &I Isar. CRIPPLEGATS WITHIN. The ward;Sii eshool-reem, Phillp•lane, Wood-street; Alderman Challis, X.P., la the shah , . _ Mr. Goddard Itaviag mail the report, The Chairman read the ammo of the gentlemen semi ailed by the several itheriaste, u reormestatives der the ward hi the Commas Geamell, there betas a mammy by the twitmaties of lir. =ay ices. Mr. W. Brave, jai., wee returned to ill up Tine being se ether ' e ll raZates, Alderman Challis &r -efired the late representatives, Messrs. William Brow, Benjamin Edward Brown, Herbert Lloyd, John Parker, Benjamin Bpilbery, John Edmonds, and John Burkett, duly sleeted, and Mr. W. Bras, Jan., sleeted in the room et Mr. Deputy Hook, twigged. cHIAP. The wardiaore woe heid;l tie Guildhall Coffee-how, Greehametrest ; Alderman Knesedy presiding. The death of Mr. Edward Hicksno, am et the oldest re presentatives, mused a maim in the representation. MI. Bearatt, of Clmapekle, and Mr. Steward, tailor, et Chespeide, were nominated to All the vacancy. Both the new candidates having addressed the warden!, at some length, a show of hoods was talon epos the whole saws, when the following gentlemea were declared duly sleeted :—Mr. Reggae Finals, (deputy). Mr. R. 0. Peed, Mr. William Borneo, Mr. Jonathan Thorp, Mr. Lew Boughton, Mr. William Tog( ' Mr. William Connell, and Mr. Stewart. Mr. Emmett declined to demand • poll. CORNIIILL. This wardmote wee bold in the yestry4oo. of the= chinch of Bt. Michael, Corehill; Alderman Joke rending. The followleg geodes.. were elected comma muss& mem for the niacin year:—Mr. Deputy Harries., Mr. Richard Cooe Emden, Mr. Jams" Wieselow, Mr. nomad Mr. Henry Hoppe, and Mr. Edward autos. Os the winos of Mr. D. Nicoll. the renown" rithiagos was passed uneaten:July Teat it is the *plasm of this wardmote the "lining tan of lid. la the pease, toed alike epos permanent and pre carious iscesase, is ..jot, sod should therefor* be wholly repeated, or• men equitable sejestment mule. Moreover, the tex-peyees of this ward have been 'adapted to believe the iseressed feces" tax would salt costisse la fora lot the year after the tentinatios el the war." The resolution was put free the shah and serried nasal mouldy. Votes of thinks were this gives to Mr. Aldermas Caner, to Deputy Harrison, sad the 000111011 omaneilmas, sad the ward broke up. COLEMAN-STREET. The ward:nets was held is the ashool• room. Lenderman ; Mr. Alderman Hale (the reeently-sleeted sideman of the ward) seespying the ehak Dr. apatite predneed s . letter, which he saki had been o. written by fikr P. Graham Neer who had Waisted with einnefe reeessineeding Mr. Konyea. The A ld e rm a n mid the natter hod been brought before the Court of Cammea Coaseil, red the wares panned by Alderman Sir G. Moos wee paerally condemned; bat Sir Fru. ispisiawl that he believed there was • vasaney in the ward. to be woald not hays iaterfered. TM names et the old ...ben were this pat forward : —Marrs. J. Davie, J. Perkins, W. Webster H. W. Val- Imam, C. Hogg, T. Wastall, J. Z. &nista, sad H. Roberts. _ _ _ Loader proposed Mr. B. Keene, ea the grossd that that gentleman wee s thorough reforram. Mr. Roberto sosoaded Mr. Kesyse's sonalnatlos. Ksayos haring addressed the wombs at sow keg*, the show of has& was takes, whim the miniboom Were as follow:—Davie (deputr), 46; Valium, 46; Perkins, 44, Beaden,43; Webstor, 42 ; Hogg, 40; Waft% 40; Roberti, 89; Keayss, DOWOATE. The eases] mettle" ;a; 141;11; Tie Tatty of AU Relieve the Great eat Lem, Upper Thanes-street; Alderman 86 B. V/alter Caries la the shalt. spirited NNW is seseiressee et the mamas' of Mr. Thomas Geadell, aid& bevaibl three seadidstot tato the Held, the what's( wino wore wt. tamed by the show of heads, sad two at do di ta ttoos were rejestsdorabises, however. Seaspa,wYel Was Maas this day. Alter sena disamisa, *rising boa Ma Meleesebbaawat a ea sleets sad sips as to wheeler this. 'be wen net es titled to 'rota Omsk be allowed le join to Me thew at bead', Mr. Mauling peopled Ms. Dagger LebbeL The mottos hawks been meaded. the ethos Om gentle ness were oseolasted•—vto, George Harker, Thanes White, H Hendon Mortimer, sad George Yes. - Censor thou nosalnated, and Mr. Crane -aoudad, Kr. Jobs Kamm, thins and spatula maker, of Zed Lks Maid, Upper Thome anat. Mr. Mardis. mond, sad Mr. Bagi. Nevado& the nom& amiss of Kr. Jarennals Colman, anima sad sposisis soaker._ 16;iliviabsre seoalasted, sod Yr. Croke bussisl ra monist** of Mr. Aediew 11.Laree p boa merebset, of No. 174, Upper Tkeserefeeet. No other eeedideto haviss ben popmed. dimes seek a ahoy of hew* whichreeeitoll I. the telhotim maser ;-13t.liuker, 36; *Yr. Coleus, 33! Mr. LINO% 24 ; Mr. Mortimer. 23; •Mr. M•Loree, 21 ; Me. Xebiell, 20; Mr. White, 20 ;,Yr. Yoz, 16. Thole masked • are seer candidates. — Th. Alionasa satioriaiwd that then was no doubt about Ivo of Ow goattwouta, bat as Messrs. kobbell and Whits wore 'soh 20, bit mut take anothor show for those psalms. TM soma show of heads remind la—Mr. K.bb.ll, 26 i Mr. Whit., 10—M.j.dy to' Mr. Kshboll, 16. Tb. Alamos& Asa ensownasil the following als patio. awn to have boss dossed t—llown. Harker, Colinas, Kona., Moraliser. 11.Larea, mad Kabboll. Mr. flhepbaril sad Mr. Tilden alma demanded a poll on behalf of Mr. White sad Mr. Fos. The poll was appolat.d to take plass this day kistwooa 10 o'cloek aad 4. FARRINODON WITHOUT. Alderman Sir James Duke, Bart., M.P., presided. The wardroom was held at the Old Bailey. After the trimseetion of the usual formal business. Mr. Kirk said he wished to propose Mr. Cotterell (es sheriff) as a member of the Cosmos Council. Thee seat* man had bees rejeeted at the precinct Ilea ti ge, but he inupedlthat the wardmote would reverse the decision. Mr. J. &ma seeoaded the aorabiatice, sad regretted the ',jostles of Mr. Cettarell, who bad faithfully served the ward as a COSMO& 00110elhe au. Mr. Bothell nomiested Mr. Riebard Williams es scam. bar of the Common Council. That gest/man had been 'limited at the prosiest meeting, but he trusted that the ward would not repudiate the services of an aid friend. (Hear.) Mr. Fox ',goaded the aomisalitm. No other candidates were 'molested is addition to the fourth's returned by the precise' meeting. Mr. Lawley, ova of the roadhlates, warned the electors ageism relying upon the ant:cleated erten se long pre valent. Be believed the time was fast sem i s( when It would be so longer alhwed that half adonis old gentlemen should arrogate to themselves the power of siondambsg the whole busissee of • parish and • ward. (Cheers.) Mr. G. Ross stated that he had had as interview with the Bishop of Loadoa on the subject of the City of Loudon Cemetery, and that his lordship believed the cosmos council was right is its dispute with the clergy op the subject of foss. Rather than submit to the paymest of the heavy fees denuded by the clergy. 'mother ant of parliament should be applied for which would free the cemetery from all such sasetions. (Cheen.) Mr. Grisham celled attention to the misappropriation of **city fends, especially romplainiag of the lavish sapeoril , thee that had bees iseerred in opposisg the bill for the Worm of the lorporatloa. He fouled that 100,0001. had bems greeted to the Lord Mayor f a this purpose. sad 3601. to • person who was styled " W. T. Holy, 80y.," • same of whieb he hollered every member of the ward was pre kindly ignorant. (LIR/hear.) A very lively Mammas took plan upon all sorts of sub. jests—political, social, personal, and civic—old privileges, old sears, old customs, and epos what was by more than one speaker designitted " the foretaste of better days." TM *lefties ee common commingles for the eanatag per we dies pressadad with. The drew of lands was takes, and it was declared by tie Alinfaa that it woo is tams of Marra. Midgets, LIN, (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. Clanow, Andertos, Obbard, Walter, lAwloy, Graham, Donut& Butler, Ear, Beamalli, Bedlord, Wooltertos, Oolanll, sad Willlssas. A poll woo domande:l os What of NOM lad Mr. Lsagimgc LANGBOUBN. The wardnifte was held, as awl, at the ward Khoo' nem, Limmetroft ; W. Cabin, Esq., M.P., alderman of the . ward presiding. J. Bywuda osa• leeward as a new candidate. Mr. G. Brooke asked a gess** of the aldermen nlatift to onfteditare of upwards of 1,0001. for opposing the processil ft/potence reform °canary to the resolution of the Henimen Connell, Mt. ~ldrmaa Cubits, la repiy, condemned the Govern ment Osatralbing Bill, sad saki that the mossy exceeded la emit the mean was, is his opinion, will spent, aad be Waft leek is what had been done with gnat sans holism He should be happy to lead his aid to say internal Werra, bet the proper& meanie was tree of spoliation. Eftatually the sane he Comma Coundbeee were put to the show of band% Ana there apposred—Pm Derma Haw's, 27; Saell/tm IS; Howard, 24•, Shaw ' 24; Beebe, flit lolsly, 21. hi ; WeMme,lll ; Under ilftrid Crosby. d 0; Sysoft, A poll was demanded ft behalf of Mr. Symonds, which was appointed to take piece this day. LIME STREET. MI warder*, — iris — lea Tall; ward sebool•roonts, Mitmetreet ; the Right Hoe. the Lord Moyer pneeting for Mr. Lidera= Farebrother. -- TicioTd;;presst - it;tiie;la tits ward MOP then mai measly re-slietsd, vis.:—/Issars. Denial Soak (deputy), Timms' Bridge, Simpson, now Sisoads, sad William mom & PORTSOKEN. The Wardmote was held is the vestry-room, Fountain eosin, Miami's. Bit Francis Graham Moon, Bart., Alder man of the Ward, presiding. The members of the previous year were severally put, and Mr. Chambers, a new candidate, was proposed, who gained a slight niefority by the show of bends, leaving Mr. Davis in the minority. This gentleman was reluctant to demand a poll, but this was dose by his friends, and ultimately Mr. Chambers withdrew at the saggeetion of the Alderman, and seasseuently the old iambus were re-elected, comprising Mr. ChriMie (deputy), Mr. Annb, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Itiquaad, Kr. Hayward, Mr. Davis, Mr. Vssables, sad Ms. Vile. THE METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS AND SIR B. HALL. -....- Yesterday, at 1 o'clock, a deputation, consisting of Mr. J. Thraites, chairman of the Metropolitan Board of Works; Mr. E. H. Woolrych, the clerk; and Mr. Haul pHs, the engineer, waited upon Sir Benjamin Hal, her Majesty's Chief Commissioner of Wt. rks and Poblte Build legs, at the odic*, to probate the smisseed plan 'Brood to by the Metropolitan Board of Works, for sta.' mail bitoreePtioll &Mhos* of the metropolis. . . _ . "Ir. TiterAmu ►aving formally prdmmted the plan marked Be,s that meested to by the board, .. . .. Ntr B. Bath. said he would explain the coarse he should adopt. Lie said—l hatted to nominate throe gentlemen, via., two civil caginess and one military engineer, selected from the mist ezpstienced men I can find, to whom I shall send the plans, with such instruction' as I shall now inform you of. In sending the pleas, I shall draw their particular attention to the set 18th and 19th Victoria, chat.. 20. act . 1 533 and 128. sad I propose to Mind theta copies of the several reports of year engineer which have been laid before and discussed by your board. Then I OW tend to them the test lettere of Captain Borstal in reference to the flow of the tide is the river, u the contents of those lettere may be mortal in the iavestigation of this matter. la the reports presented to the Metropolitan Board of Works, and also in the statements made to me, which were reported in the daily newspaper, of the 21st of November, there appeared to be a great die. crepancy as to the amount of sewage to be discharged, and I shall draw their attention to this point, at At size of the drains must greatly depend on the amount awing, that% ll flow down into the river. Then I shall tell them that they are not to confine themselves to the tonstelsratioo of the plane submitted by the metropolitan board, and it they can devise any other scheme better calculated to carry out the object in view and that might appear desirathe to teem e that they should set it forth in their report, sallied I may lay it before your board for your oonsidsration. This cau tion is rendered necessary in consequence of the amiss we have resolved to penes in raising the mousy to carry true the work, as government cannot grant any money until it has received the metros of the legislature, which will desire that the plan should be examined in the way I have sketched out. The plan for the outfall, as set teeth in Captain Borstal's letter, would take the sewage to about the fifteea-mile point ; bat at the same time I am aware that the inhabitants of towns below that pdat wish the outfsll to be removed to a greater astute from the metropolis, if fund, can be provided. I shall desire the *teams to report whether It is inhabit that there should be a more distant discharge to meet the requirement., and the beet means for securing that object. I shall also get from them an account of the cost, from the esteasion at Be, of the works which would be for the benefit of the districts through which they would pass. It would be desirable to date this, so that each district may eoutri. bate to the works having relation to the benefits derivable from the seismic.. Of course, it Is not my Intention to impose on the metropolis a larger amount of taxation than for the withal at Be ; and so long as the metropolis tom ' plies with the requirements of the act, to that extent only should it be taxed ; unlearn in some g I taxation, when the inhabitants of the metropolis would come in with the root of the kingdom. If ',simony living on the beaks of the Thames required the main sewer to be carried further, then the engineers would consider the whole reject. I shall tell due= that a great number of plans have been seat in upon this subject, and I shall refer all persons having plans to them, and I feed Neared that they will give those pleas all the attention they require. I am anxious that they shall give the question of the °Wall their first consideration, and report at the earliest period consistent with the important character of the work, from which so much is required. That ia the nature of the instructions I intend to give ; and if you have anything to saydpea them I am ready to hear it. Mr. THWA,ITZS—I am exceedingly glad that you have taken the same view as the bond, that if the drainage is extended beyond the point B with the star, that it shall not be at the expense of the London ratepayer. If the plans now submitted are not satisfsc.ory, the board has no other idea than to consider the merits of other plans. la works of this magnitude, where tae many interests are touched upon, It is the wish of the board to have the best plan. The board have considered this plan, and they be lieve it to be the best; bat still they are open to any other improvement that can be adopted. When the parties named by the First Commissioner are appointed I hope that out engineer will have an opportunity of giving any explanation required from him, se he may give them materiels for their consideration. eir B. H•u.-4 soon as I have agreed as to the limbs tiou of the referees, es I may cab them, I shall send a ismer to your engineer, (ailing upon him to give them ell the explanation required. lem sore that you will instruct him—es I am sure from whet! know of him that he will be reedy—to give them all the informetion they may require. Mr. Tww•vren—We shall be most happy to give every laformetios, both in respect to documents end ell plans is tie otdee. Sir B. lion.—l bops that now we shall briar this matter to a satisfactory coitelusloo. Thu deputation then retired. QIIEFNRITHE. This wudasote we; - ITer.ila - at; -. alatels et Si. Miebeel. Lewes Thesisswont. Aiwa pneided. TIM felawiag weatienes wen permed as ammo esen. elbows s—Meesse. William Rabbis% Thema i e r t h l theme lierweat. Thaw limn ikendors. Jes e g Career, mid lame Tan. Then beteg se opposition, she aben-seised sesames wen asewiwouly sleeted. TOWER.. The yardmen for lids word was at the Baker's Hall, Warplane, Towerstreet ; the Night HOG. the Lord Mayor, presiding. The toilowiss retinue were unanimously retuned: —Messrs. George Alichame, Lawrence Rnbssd, Thomas Tomball, Thomas Barkley, Hilary Nicholas Nines, Thomas Ninny limitn, Jams Cornell, and William Verry. VINTRY. The wercheete was hahilt; school-room, BrieMein lime, Upper Themewetreet, Alderman Sir William Maisey in the chair. The f;lTO;ring patlesen were sleeted soma= council sees for the year U.. n. W. Archer (deputy), W. D. Whits, Thins se, Hoorn Mason, Charles Guinea, and Hiabard Trine—the latter gentleman beteg sleeted to all the plea of Mr. Camas, who had gone to Donate ward. Same dissossiem look plate respecting the City of London Calls iiiiithmtbms, it beteg stated that as wise 13,0001. or 14.601 M. had bees simbeialad, the ratepayus weak have to seat Me IMB delisfesay. Ileamatt said the Awes minatittee ought to be idled ar ration. Th e e Akisissa thought so too, sad they ought to show their hash to be dun In the matter. It looked stings that the solowsto should be found incorrect after signed by the audits's. He was happy that the defalcations would sot hare to be made good by the ratepayen. Mr. Miller said it was supposed that there was a tabula of 16,0001. id the heads of the bankers, whereas then wee • deficiency. WALBROcK. Tbs wardmote was bold is the mbool-roosis, Ozferd min, eanasa•eirmi, sada the presidsaey of Yr. Alderman Wirs. .le; following seatlestea wen re-eleend u com ma couudlueu for the you swung :—Keaus. Edward Cinder (deputy), Ford Hall, T. H. Fry. Thomas. Rowley, Witham Dawson, sad Hoary Edward Murrell. MILITIA TRANSACTIONS A Court of Lieutenancy way held ono Friday for tle city el London. The commissionen sessabled nano- Seely is the pond! chamber of Gaildhall, for the torpree of reirWring SOOMOUSICMIOII from the Sootily of Slate for War ea the @Odor of ogling out the =dills. The Lord Moyer Floated. The Commissioners were : Alderson COM, Humpbery, Parneousb, 1411/11•09, Sir F. G. Moak Kissed', sad Naglitsa ; Colonel Sykes Coition of the But lons Compaq )), Colonel Wilson eesamendisig °Seer of the Royal London militia), Mr. C Y. P., Mr. Moors, Mr. by, Mr. Cloonan, Mr. Cornelius Wilson, Mr. Oldham, Drpaty Obbard, Mr. Davis, Mr. Holt, Mr. Allertoa, Mt. Hosphrels, Mr. Josiah Kr. Dodd, Ss., to. Cassisekeed ofeeen, &send fa tastes. aid weariag their medals sad daps, etteaded at the doors. The salaams of the last wart having beet read, Mr. H. Easley Smith, the 'Jerk sad treasurer, read a letter from the Right Hen. Lord Paanan, &cream for War, desiring that the vernal shade ha cede up to its fall amplemeat of 1,000 ass, sad that that the pneent wee a von saitaleis dos ex: resselts. A 'mad letter was wad /ram the ante eitalsi that lb. resiataat 'basil b. =boiled kr ttil.itg atm time before the sad et May. ibe Mind MOW that ha kid been in eovamenteation with the of Salisbury (Lord Lieutenant of the meaty ell ), as to the suet suitable time for calling oat tbe resimmat. The marquis stated that it was the wish of Lard Peasann (if it could be so arranged), that the Royal London, the Tower Haul's, , and all the Middiesez regi ments should be assembled on one and the same day, as it wee supposed that many of the men Ind enlisted in more then sae regiment. The marquis bad named Friday, the 27th of March mat, but a letter had been just received from the clerk to the Deputy•Lientenant for Middlesex, proposing Friday, the 17th of April. If the inert taw no objection to the latter appointment, he wool' direct that the neemeary steps should be taken for tilling out the militia for that day. That suggestion was saanissouly adopted, and a resolution was asoordiogly agreed to ease ' Unfair the appointment. A report was read from the sommittee ea beed-quarten, stating that they had en teral into a contrast for baildiag new bead-quarters, which would be completed by the end of next year. It was saanimosely approved of, and was referred back to be carried Leto execution. It was stated that the ground had been elearel and the work, were in progress. Answers were ordered to be gut to the Secretary for Was and tie Deputy Lieutenant for Middlesex. A vote of thanks wee peened to the chairmen, end the meeting adjourned. Mr. Jeaalage, the arehitect and surveyor, attended with the plans and elevations. The building will, it is believed, have au imposiag effect when finished. The situation lies between lionbill-fields bar Lag ground and the east ern entrance to the Artillery ground. The ground siomprises four acne, • karts of which the sou milailmen have obtained from the Reclesiaaticel Commis- MOWS for a Misdeed you', for the use of the militia. The gvenced lease for the whole of Finsbury-square and the parte adjacent has nearly expired, and at its *operation the ground will eau into the bands of the Church Commissioners. The remains now interred in Benbillfields burying ground will then be removed, to make room for a large bedding speealetion. It wan stated that the commissioners should have obtained pommies of this ground, and have asphalted It over as as exercising ground, and have allowed the bodies betted there to remain undisturbed, as it was always sap. palmed that the greeted belonging to the corporation of Lon. den was freehold, and, ausideriag the revenues they have derived from it, a question may, in the opialien of many, be asked by the (needs of those who lie then why, from the 111111111111.11 profits derived from it, the corporation have not parekased the freehold. There have been no in. torments In the ground for some years. It was leader stood that tile militia would not be agate billeted upon the ialtabitanta of Fiesbery, bat that immediately spout the assembling of the body they would be seat to the tamp at Alderaltott. MAILS VON INDIA, &C., TIA MAILSKILLEL—The mile for India, &c., via Marseilles, which are at present foewarded from Loudon on the morning of the following day (Moseley), whenever the 10th or 26th of the month falls ea a Sunday, will in future on such 0000S10111 he mad• op at this once, and despatched on the evening of Monday. By onsiosod of the Posimmter General, RoWLAIIID RILL, IMlltary.—Gesseal Poostios, Dn. 19, 1866. HIER MAJESTY'S TRBATRE.-EAL MASQUE Last night M. Jailien's tenancy of Her Majesty's Theatre was closed by his 1 Bid Masque. The lolly proportions of the house 'fronted ample scope for decora tion, and nothieg could be more tasteful and effective than the pink white satin (ealios t) sad gold, and wreaths of flowers moulded and fashioned with unimpeachable taste could display, we. displayed. ye. orchestra was seated is just such • bower as used to be seen in the fairy piston at the Lyceum in the time of Vire tris ; the lighting was brilliant bat soft, the music undesiable, and in short all the arrangements were most mimplete. The prettiness and freshmen of the theatre were, however, contrasted rather strongly with the diney frippery of the comparatively few fancy dresses, m eshed beeasse they exhibited neither fancy ncr taste, and the sombre black mats and bats of the great proportion of Use male visitors ; while the curious inaptitude for dancing by which most of the performers in the sane de dense" were characterised, and the romping rumness of their demeasour, could not bat Bugg -at the notion of • great deal of excellent preparation being on the whole thrown away. The baleo•y which stretches over the pit was tolerably full of well-dressed spectators, bat the private bone. were rather sparsely occupied. There wee, however, • crowd on the floor, who enjoyed themselves in their way with unwearied vigour ; and, in spits of • somewhat contracted apace for their mov.mests, the festivity was kept Sp until a very ha hour. MIDDLES'S REFORM ASSOCIATION. —Yesterday afternoon as extraordinary g I muting of the mem bers of the Middlesex Reform Registration Society wen held at the offices, No. 6, Jermyn-street, St. James's, for the_porpcee of dissolving the society. The chair was taken by Mr.Doeald Nicoll,wbo sop d his regret that so useful a society should fail to commead support, and suggested that it might be amalgamated with some other society of a kindred nature. Several other gentlemen addressed the meeting ia terms smugly eensuriag the apathy of the liberal electron of Middlesex, and the niggardliness which refused to subscribe towards en object eo essential to the sustentation of their cause. Mr. Coppcck then moved a resolution that the society should be dissolved for want of fends, and that the books and papers should remain in the are of the treemnittee for future use and refere. c^. Ala amendment for the coutinuance of the sr cloy was put and negatived, and the original resolution having bran carried, a vote of thanks to the chairman closed the proceedioes. LANCASHIRE DEBT GUA RA NTEE COMPANY: Yesterday, at a meeting in this matter at Vice-Chancellor Stuart'. chambers, as official manager was appoints.' to investigate and wind up this compsoy 'a affairs, on the peti tion of Mr. Richard Been, of Liverpool, ship store dealer, who states that the object of it win the disbursement to persons taking out guaranteed polices tor commercial ksses anstaised by them in consequence of failure of payment by tradesmen indebted to trent ; and to afford &sentence in recovering debts due to tit. m. The dead of settlement was dated 21st September, ISS and it wan provided that tins capital should consist of 100,0001, in 20,000 Aimee of 51. each, to be increased to a sum not exceeding 600,0001 by the Issue of fresh shares. About 6,200 shares bad been issued, and calls of IL per share had been made, but only paid on 160 shares. The buoinees of the company was carried on in Liverpool, and the liabilities are estimated a t about 3,000L was Mr. Tarquand appointed official masaget. • - OXFORD, Drc. 22.—The Dean of Christ Church. Dr. Liddell, will he absent from (Word during the neat term, hie medical adviser deeming it tleairabla that he should per the cold seams in • +mime, climate. It is under.tood that Its Intends to Twigs his test in the Hebdomadal Coat oil, sines be meet be ablaut for so large a portion of the academical year. Letten relatiag to the busiest, of the college should be sent to the tub-deth. IAdOIMIIONIIIMLI--AT MIA. 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