The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-22 00:00:00

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An a. vase. ont e va attort as put I • iltria Z i."‘ t i r . ltr == . ..1, .1. arour •l taiez.. Jets Illsargerk igt• • Et. 11.1 t. nALDIFELL'S AniMELT ROOKS, Dem: • at irae. " l746 " s is s. "1"4 4 1214- - roorr ibi nrow ISA Es. KAMM MUM= awl GALLERY et MOCK S. Nfiswa•S•• FilITC"' but*S• Ow a l .6 lhe =11.1••• ••4 45: . jell h AN9 spa • :Wer ". l= 4" . r.= ha in Olt 1 21 7 E It bus lag mpoks= r ewalloirac droll ROL Opou l tr=re . MlL • 0111•••••• L we.. *Si Powwows asi Woe ••6•= 1". %••• ors", .rs AN ILL WIND TEAT BLOWS LinrM a. M.; ;T ataisella NW= MIMI TRAM le Sr NUT ATI FOIVIVNI;1_ 4 1.1 mud COMM/ Soma ridtrahUlZE ?...PAL YARMOUTH DLOATERB.-A WEL. PM eIIiIISIMIP 170112. -sts mums pariL k e"'"..a Uftrhels.-"MgerS EC4CELEBRATED READING SAUCE 1 M a b' l a MS i turr o ....= a edow grais ass NEW YEAR% OUTS i n arrarnoar g ir =te e 41 ;7 "Em • brshiti were tI ttite %make weelt a ===t a dat ftwik =iieraaVir Wral et WM Joe et el as re oldie 18r UNT BOOK & ACC° 4045 s OW DAWSON sod Os uomo Vas im ebbe woes OW In a a Is ss , soy pm& r:MI4 ZS Os Asa sob S Abs. WOOS ISOM. OM way fila b....0... ..Nahe mow t•innnle4 kalii. lIV HIIOKB.-24 , discount in the Shilling off I."lNew lIN ka. Madam 1416 1 "1'311140M .74;11;"*"ktes. %sac wises WV ALSO of mows*, • doh am don. Iftelarrelylie kw Cairldwa . 6 ad Ne•Zr 0111.- 4 :46 3=4 Ihute re p. : midrila. vita l moo visa &.. OW c oin IT HAS BIEN Da sew. ..r !mar/TT awl iara~►l MI% ii ?my aa 011M11. rd. b. se. ... Oinla Mu wienlm. Illieigh %din the . oer. - " ..ftwa aria. . 'U. a. —A Illami 5ee....... gARIUS% SPECTACLES, the cheapest glad V:lltenns ousilense terinanims the a.. . a.. .0i *le _ _ marmites Omsk as got eisi.J. .41.04. lOW gam ptna—T..olll. RAMIS 11•4 /rip, mrwilla 14111.6 Musua ten.•—wers. media Ur pr. awl asalisei CZJIIIIT3in PRESENTIL—Th• exabirsame et M. kdboo. amid mond gor__lsithe Om owl mild It it tottorst mho dr NM IWO= 6. a.* ttoolol fo r lw do rt a otWtatitt 1. at ditto", pl...fir sow iratra itac4 Eitura 1:,=:, ak.i0zz0t01jr.... i ....; SOW. ...... 04 an.l. , ...2:1 ....--.4 /.....".. • Mil Vfoi to 11.1 took :me lilt —.tot modoldes. to Me ollolotroli et tbooro.2 . l.fter I ri6 . v e rtzvez,„;:u= .....,..,.. G umAR. Prebeledi bT6.lal grustetims. and 418- rte. An am• Mile, V"*„ 44 4 4 454:1 oliiit z olullnim mil Imo d Uri 11" Ime* Prbe tis OK dr. el db•Pialf r=el• ileidas lawle ellb re 447.44•1•001,0 4 444ter....rpj.“;W1 d ire me. awl a rzzi N t law .Noo Ig = 11 :=601.-611 . d=-1"117r" earratuarmi.__ ea I/ LJNDON sad NORTH WRISTERN RAILWAY. INTIM ;11111111111 11001111101111 between LONDON. co n% AlloottilrllMD ase 114111CIMINTIN. Ilefkey x NMI& Ibeasima i r N it ell ft l i C=lly Ole Toe. bowleg Deem et 9 Lek... ea WIDNIISDAT. MC LILLICAT iI eiIk NW SATURDATIMIN Dozat. 1, 03% Inds taMit lihralm " =Trill nu. rod Lealleal•pd= Mtn . 4 10 LZ fo lisflobet M. Jima/ Mk =it lbs peam tio .91. Is Übe soeber. be lenge beVri a b sen=ie VOIM beg the 10 La./too Leedom fled Illelee. leek sod 1111 i Am/NW ler yam by lo 9 Lab Obli . taZ Nellea ea Os 1111 b fah. MX WOOD Deissatar. Dr mew. lofts lbeilso. Des VIII. ;URN BRANDT, p geRAL-PAr sr I. 74•Tt s tal= li pArsgre Tel= re add ASV T ur soc i al . am b. p = ero a SoM „ W Oa. Old Prior WO" Mara INSOPHISTICATID GIN, of the tree Juniper lasear. SD me inn Or sift mama Or aid" On at nor. wlerwar. lambi Pim ; ar marallarra nom oak bale art air balaisi. Owe& ° Via ABM Nil 01., (161 roulaaMl Warm Zia EREBB awl FROM COATS, of w Nat Cl.lb. "Is b. lb* Dyes !nom= • SY= Waiimufam. Zatelows Ida OPUS WM. Illr. laelreelonsi. 177101_ lb, NOTIC2 ....Watzila i n i ka • :.~. = 1 " " Va.% or 1/1 111 W voq ue rteMd . mord 41in te the Maw le mom 01 pUNCIP I i d it. l ‘r il ti nina. Ma l tr d lVB, refills's . lawasisl W Jew Taws awl Joss Timms. Sold •••7•110%, and a ON P•Mill 011 is Mk Meassoll. AMUSEMENT for FAMILY PARTIES, &a t. 1100110 GAMS/1 FOR MA. PASSIM • abaft" sr Pi I=mva,lo4 al hisily Mormons Ss Oms iv Mobs st Maws Gams 4 MOM C• 1 1.. mOMMA I.!. imonlvs4.l hem bilaws wi l . ... . 6... immr. WO .11.0 AL s. AMINO =ARAMS; ss Deviss. Words • MOW= ilmas Is mi. aOw mo d, 10 lb* 111104111 MATZEN. /lOW Se. OW FI ~ I Tam Y. OWL • luauSOS SON SOT CHRISTMAS PARTIES: ans. Mile Is lo IRAs freryftiSAOssmeMas,sseSva ars. sir mow him me UR Sy S. S. Swam Swamis list "MPM. X IL ILOS 11•1/1 6 i=slAssmlss , .....2ronSl. Tass issueless and Ire sdlilm. =I MIA Se soliNks i ll Mir tem lis po st sows *wash Bilk Ss run uY.IO b. TOVIIO LADTIII MACY: o. larreol'ileg Pink. • Di Prost. • w mos sad Os. Oils D. Ibmisil. N. Plabosak ri e..........'....... 4r1141 WO= 011101101 AT • PIUS MOO. a/ =AIL= 1141•1111 MI I TOL NOV/S• WHITE LIZ B. Is ow pitilisl ts a tztar r 4 On. Is Os perroral leis or plod 1 sola. Or ri e la ir 4= 4 ,4=r="42"lll:l4ll rig P"11.712.1 ' V Tr 1F 14 ,....:=21......7.,d""a4 6. 6 in0. Is se simple st No pre. sr et dr of Ns Er srl briar roar err roar= Os sr rire ATM au aiimih.."l"9 lel . 4 Os Orr arissmors Is ra ...,...... WI Woe re sv. b 2 - 2 — . drestrArttr a“= Imealisi .4. at . 1 . 2. 6 ....awr a j al v i r s mr . ow yrs -- " -- 14 — or sit . =rs o rob erra Or sump= • Is ' Mir La TAPPING AT THE WINDOW. Bong. -IL Of alma. t. . age. m.a, W 0/alo NowL Norrereb b. it II LIT • TILL I r T ON NT POINIT. Ong _hew W Crams Nr•oL Ow NW. by Casio Nom. llowNelr INrorowl. LSI OL NUM"! DANCI NUOIC kr Ws Plitao Ormo =Ow Ur Saw Mk LW% Le Wen Pr* Ow, rod IMMIS OrrOlOW WOI Ulm b. : 111 lamb NIL U...4MM Pear. ail Won Orin sod Ow. Ns. SolloWo Wow. : mol • woblorllm Nal Mara by U UAL pot era abd wow& 4001E8 for BOYS and GIRL& g=“ 6 4ll:rur ihelliMai of al Sew Prlss. /taw a Yawns riMartam, 7211/1872128711 PLAT. no AelpAi was repeated last night for the third Ilse. The prologue was epoken by Mr. Thompson, the op als et the school. An allusion to the recant events in the Zeal. and the mail= of the names of the Westminster boys wile had distieguished themselves there, was melee& with the Ott enthaelawn, sad the applause which greeted Mr. II roe showed how highly the efforts he has aide de .wady the singe sad its eppurtsessose more worthy of the Mos won appetiehd by that sadism.. Aassag those poem were the Dews et Westminster, the Belgium Mideter, the Dutch bilatieter, the Provost of Eros. the Nair st Trinity. Rev. Dr. Belt, King's College, Rey. Dr. CeMen, Ms:thorough College, Sir 11. Holland, R. K. WM" ILP., Deese, Doke.. Rev. W. Comm, Dr. W. E. Peg% Dr. Z. Pb.,llime P. W. Slade, Q.C. The u rte HOLIDAT.—Tbe Lord Mayor upon MN Mesh at the Messina How os datordsy rid I Ney state is 'hi. room that I bane received some' aemerrmistions are the sobjeet of the approaching bra is asrmereate of MN het that Ws year he t doe epos the Tetary, and engreriag Sat the aim shed' be her as . a pableo holiday. This toll Friday, deterkg seed Bosky, and it would, I ▪ tilt•tmeat, be • ► lrma NW a biesales to maay Swarmed. in Ids perm any, MN ender adinaey obrunearaneee have fro epretunelse el peens lode /holidays, ow in feet any bib al ell. I rmilmelsal that sensed meet estesalv• Meng In Ns City Mee asided upon riodeg their yam Mamamaireitelt,dq,lid If any arrangement is. be mob by odds bMe pis ba earned oat gatarally, that is Wiessewer ths aneessshe Age sea be allowed without Ner lesueveniure to the riselpele k M 1... I mid before, be of eturmisi worm r tbseesemis. If We ma be scomplialesti I meld she *Gar memo& thst armament In 'Wag this MEIN to their see MINN est asp Ilearpag Ow the &ter day. Of muse than may berme who Mil all bane it le their power to adopt the auggsedree but It Is en omelet which occur' only awe la .soya yeses, Ned Ima ours that V amide who ma do so without injury or Imermarmos will rake the hist their tar will requite them well by the inereand diligenre in pursuing their labours oa their retorts he the following week. Ido not at all wish to be ea se dictating from AL chair In the "OW epee the but I feel myself quite jostled in edlerther this. sad I hems they will wt be i•Unly •rlthoat adhet." Ap plause which was with difficulty checked by the aims cities court followed the observations =Me hl h i. lordship. J.Atl arm WoRkI:4G-sVe'd IitaTIVTTION.—On Tuesday last was opened The Lambeth Working-men'. Institute, which has for its object the moral and ',Saluda/el isopstvensest of the working-claeres. A library, reading, and elass-room, have bees most comfortably fitted-up at the surer of the president of the institution, the Rev. Mr. LNgb.m, Rect., of Lambeth, maimed by a k w ent k„,.., am of whom, Mr. Rnupell, member fir Lambeth, bas gees ready subecribed 1001. The eyes. on the opening night peensited a moot cheerful appearsesca, being tastefully deco rated with picture., flags, ,ire., when all the members and their Mends, .moontutg together to *bout 250 working•men, eat down to a moot emetics tea, provided by the president. Perhaps it would be right to mention that although the pre sklent and raspy others °panicked with It ma altambare of lir Church of Engird, there N no retigiens bat, that working-mes of all mligioasdeneminatioas met together far the purpose of Improving their minds sad acquiriasz n en w ed pace kiso•ledge. After tea Mr. Umber, Lord bony, Mr. Donnas, and other genrkinew,addressed the mem here on the imrrtance of supporting me as beatitation, after which the • National Lathier was ems, sad the Institute was duly opened, with every pirmeat of emigre. TEN atOrli AND MA imam—The weather has bees waslaattailly mild during the past week, although we be.. had, sew sod thee, a .light tomb ef hest, with raw, geld whelk. A good deal of Ma Me Jas him. Oa the whale, bream, it has by se mar her Dereenber weather, Ltd them Is wow sum prospect that we than have a area Christmas. The country le looking termeitably wall. The Meats are making a good Mow, and, as a ride, are quite ihreard enough ire the Ore et yew. A little trot, or a Lyme el mow, would NM some Chalk to their growth, Ned beep NW= has is ca toe hat. But there Is time Neenah for this se yet. TIN Namur Mid ' eel remarkably well, and the stock has thrives apes them. Lasting ae law and is well as the ✓ue Me dose, It will arterially abe 411160 Ileurr'ee , 24 of bMu bed he tattle. Arrienkural teeth Ms been s, gig an, end ego dear. will he In a red purism rmet la law yew. The rain firearm hew bas dell and ra deo l ea d ing in ease locale he bust& . i=e s Mw .4 811 ; gleS this, esediesi with bto Mead mks Mesh weds Widen are trod Mil be essegnihil » norm mast haw see OM en pratMil arm is es mud fer dereerion an the pert ef the &&rows, air Ne then may ajaatufat la that Morels& They Mee bed red Nom a oared arm time sad senene ratim rims; sad la splas ti the moist fall In rates, they sae ne maim be begin he oat "as yet.— Sneer Aldesrefew. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22, 1857. THE WARDMOTES. nuerzipay. Yesterday, being St. Thoesas'e•day, the annul weed neellago ware bold throughout the City for the Ft:- pole ol eteeting Common Couacdsou tad other word dime for the semis( you. There wire Sim etaiteste dm emel, rd the Wend et the nwittnge was mainly derived fres thorium at the progeolud oarporatlea retinae. We give below dr account cl the proteritap Is the sevenal 1 Waal, PARRINODON WITHOUT. The near of the 60oeda einihnen who led ben re turned by gran serena ti ene were sod by the and • show of nude ens gen J. Ml= =,), kr. 0. , Mr. Gawp Non, Mr. O. Mr. W. T. UN* Mr. C. Woottertan, Mr. W. Grethen, Mr. IL P. lAllablal, Mr. Junes Anginas, Mr. B. Wiens Mr. IL Oland (isysty), Mr. Gawp Winn S. 1.... ' t T. Connell, Mr. Z. Hodder, nod Mr. H. J. lam Tin herbs rennin Mr. Cornwell, thin wen Is now nturned, re at tire at Mr. irhoes resin reins ins di Vfalowni andildmise were ales :—Mr. Wthison Morey, of Plenstreit ; Mr. Lawny, of Frronlou.nrest ; eng Mr. Ininherawdb, et "ces. Oa; Is row et Mak Kr. set in Ilrarreir mos wire* lis err prinnes beim% arra r Orme Osindima kr re orldri yew. PARRENODON WITHIN. The tiormag gailisma inn aided--)lrma Joss* ByJolia lakir, IL T. Bkke, Yong, Glom, 0. R. Beensta, Holt (41711 66. Chnise M m Oscr u :7ltu m e : Gjcbortritlard: MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. The meeting of the creditors of Messes. Rohde! and Boldemann, merchants,who stopped payment on the 25th alt., wee held yesterday. The proceedings were very brief, satisfaction being expressed at the mode in whieh the business of the Arm has been conducted. A resolution wea promptly adopted for winding np the estate under inspection. The annexed statement, prepared by Memrs.Quilter, Ball and Go., show, the liabilities to he 67,8731., and the wets, 37,4891., so that a dividend of about 12s. ad. in the pound is expected. Of the deficiency, no less than 16,1281. has been occasioned by depreciation of produce : = tom ondlroo arousal r air — Moamar MAI =iziej mar as per dramas DON 9 8 Moo el res Sim :............ CNN 4 0 LSI f II Amemsete .. .. IP 7 AIN IT • awn I 1111126111110 is emplisue rpm mesierst 114.111 114 I acme le Os same 44 lie Tian of as. rm.:"44k 14•4, Ile 4414.444 ...... .......... ........ 2 4 Award le te elmir es Illbsilike. 7 *0 tr I I ral• 1 k ir : TT I OIC 0 1 . N ' Muni * L =••• dew ae a ...I==',..: 1119 7 11= 1 d Aft la rind o! ..a. aiiii = i .., SSW . - ..... •- .. Ill• • • IMII 11 • Os. se ismi sod balm essitsils is boa & isesldersd ssel. as Ossh I . 4 s*si ' is I _ * 0=1 6 2 2.......... :. ... ame ... b . ii WIWI. Ma ........... &dried le poem - SAM i Oniand bed OM pl ren MO TAN 1 malleoll. to pm . . WM 1 US • 0 we mobs LOU U :m i nt p le t sisla Meal 0.0,3 0 • ARNO u U At a visiting, also held yesterday, of tbioa;editors of Messrs. Krell and Cohn,who stopped at the 17th inst., the liabilities were stated at 23,6171., and the assets at 17,5371. An offer of a composition of 10• in the pound was made, but was not accepted by the ereditora, who appointed a committee to decide as to the beet course to be pursued under the eireum steam. Subjoined is the balance-sheet, prepared by Mears Nernst= and ladbary, the accountants : R. To coolloo Or. ...... .......... MAT 4 1 Lim mouoin some be yob la Ilair W ete •-• e AMU U 11 ereernmet la lewd ef 10 frees et atemplel Lam [MI re eli. ist elmeemlel. vedit tab law WI ear UV 10 I ?to Wiles es 4111, empesi he poem wee lan 131 era Mai mil beware& Nebo WA aloe .... SAM 4 3 To Win at Me meltable dltteeard, morlimidawd. • . MIN 1 4 r preyed es Ws llOlll6. .w war .......a, • ilt.la • OE. If dock la Lades ant _loamy a* ,___ ...... .. . 2 QM II t 111===••• mow nmas. N. Hamburg, 0010•16.0111a••110•: -. ***** 4.4 1i it ; isrw addlipail ...... 4.740 10 * 0 t iine g tbz.. .....i................:.. iiiiir0 uss a u Dr ark u * • • - * • will sierft• gram1••‘11600•0•111•1•7.7. 4 :......-... 111" ..... U ...! •0 0 Um rail sloths. IA MAK 18 I M 1• • OW LI • THE WORCESTER RANI IAILURI. WORCESTER, Moaner. To-day the filet meeting of the creditors of Mews. Parley sed Co.'s beak tees heid et the &az Hotel Len to twelve • denim:at of be , ,ilitke sad seeds. T. O. Coons., Em , prodded, sal there woe s large diadems ef meditate. The proceedings occupied shout two hours, but were uaselmose. _ _ _ Mr. Pionoci, attorney for the bankrupts, Menem Owen sad Out* kid before the meeting a binary of the bank tees 1644, when the erre conneted of Myna Paelery. Law rence, Owen, and (latch, and the capital wee 30,0001, al wtdeb Mr. Feria contributed 10,0006., Mr. larrewarse 10,0006., sad Means. Owen and Outch 6,0001. sea. Kr. Lavaca who was Mr. Gulch's fether•in-law lent Ms hie 6,000 e., and aka lent Mr. Owen 1,600 e. Tire acne ems Neill owing to hie executors. When Mr. Parley end Mr. Lanese* died the proweet partners, Owen and OW* con tinued the than with a reduced oar:Stab There was shoat 6,0006. in Dub and good bills la the bank when it sompeaded --• Pa r a lterrta, accountant, produced their stains's& of linbilitio and eras. The total lisibilities wan 60,4311. lin U., and of easels 49,06 W. 3.. 1 Id., leaving • of 39,7924 11.. 3d. The seposte mate el Mrr Ou shooed credits ta 6,3101., and debits 10,5001., including the 10,0001. owing o Saunders' executers, and Mr. Owsa's pirate credits woe 2,9061., and debits 3,17 W. 16.. The Ciontassan aanosinced that Mims Wonders was willing to forego ber ebbe for 13,7401. due to her as executrix .1 be Mho, id be general creditors would not stook Mr. Gatah's No bierol in • property worth about 1,6001., he being in Ids eighty-second year. There Ina also • sum of about 6,0001. et.rliar In the funds, which .he intended to &moraine In bquidoion of the poorer clams of claimants under the TheAmooscament wee cheered, and a resolution was pried far lei with the banknaptcy and approving 71 Willi 1101 lam date ; and also recommending; J. W. Willis, mid 11r. J. B. avail, merchants, as samgnees. A vote of thanks to the chairman clotted the proceedings. THE SOUTH STAIIOILD.SIIIE3 FAILURES. WOLVERHAMPTON, MONDAT. This afternoon a 'meeting wee held of the creditors of Mean. Weight end North, irourosatan; Mr. H. 0. Fume:ono In the .ides.—Mr. R. Hayes, solicitor MVO. Meted the Insolvent Am, and handed to the chairmen • statemeat of amen* from which It appeared the* the liabilities anointed to 39,1041. Ida. 6d., which thebided 3,1341. 15e. Bd. to creditors unwound 28,4831. 13.. 2d. upon sceeptances overdue or running un • 3,9561. 9s. Bd., Wolverhamploa and Staffordshire B unk, thaewared , and at other parties, 2,6008. The meets, after &dentin alteohtla sums to be paid in full, am et down at 20,321/ 7a. 7d., which include debt. summed geed, 4,7131.12 e. rd. doubt/el, 1821 . ; stock and convertibl. materials, 2,8631. 1 7.. I Id. ; cask hi Land, 608. 10a. ; bills supposed to be good, 1,0001. 6.. 7d.; freehold works, 2,6001. The meeting wee occupied nearly threw hours in dimeming the affairs of the 3m, and some very trove remarkawere made by the Chairman, Mr. Hala -1 is., solicitor to the Wolverhampton and litaffedshire Bank, land ethers, se to the manner in which the fends of the midi ' tars had been expendad.—Mr. Hare, on the part of the Arm, awed two propositioaa for the consideration of the meeting : lint, that they should pay 10e. in the pound in three, en, alma and twelve months; and second, 20s. in instalments over sin .—Tbe median did not relish either and molded to wind up the estate under trustee ship, ana to realise ancordieg to the privet...innovate:it ohms of the Bankruptcy Ad. WINDING-LIP 07 JOINT STOCK CA:INFANT/A—nu SoIrOWNISIM . TOWING C . Aa ardor Ina just boon breed to wind op the slain of this company, whlrh woo established for the purpose of towing by meow et elmea-hlits by Byrningion's Palest Piddle System. The Meisel capital wee 60.0001. in 6,000 shares of 104 with power to 111Cleale to 100.0001., sad operations were amid bent 1837 to 1816. Tb. total number of shares bold sad tqp wee 3,936, mid ssesider.bl. sums wore &clued by way of dhideat The apt& called up was 40,2121., but bas wale arialari ea speedos. la 114-6, attributed to the empiegmeed et Neethers Waned of miller easel. he Ow ipoommoo trthspert warwite, to the fact of the compsny's vowel Ajax costing 3,0001. la excess of the estinsete, co i l. Ile eireamotanee of soother Tomei, the Cock of tbo North, him disabled. The keep to thu and of 1661 mommesd to UAW TM meat had WWI them bets videos& bat them 661 nmau lishilitles to the extent of several tboa- N ag pomade oatataDdlnit, which will have to bs etsfropd bi sealichratkas from the shareholder'. To MAITNKR9.—Rnoo64, Dee. 3.—Piratoo lot* boss seen among them John& they usually awls Is the PAP, of Large so Island shout 76 albs N.W. Moir BISHOPBOATIL Tieblimbei intim= wen aided swam erecadtaben for dr wig year : Thomas liemabler Chrelea, Mr. Thome Predere, Mr. Jams Charles Yokaiites, Mr. Oaorge Farm, Mr. WUMen Jima, Mr. Jame Warm, Kr. Wlillaga leteme (DeLat:St y Metcalf Nergitad, Mr. Walter Aa deem Paw& ), Mr. William Hampeley Pliable, Mr. Jamb Cam Mr. Wand &My. Mr. Mario Ogg* eat Mr. George Tyler. CHEAP. At the Guildhall CailWliou;e, Orolutzu-atreet, Mr. Mamma iiI3I2IIDI be tbe chair, there wee no oppodttora, end the all tomb= were saaalateenly nr-elected to the coma Their ram wen Mr. Eugene Feheleg OrPorr). Mr. lg. O. Ned, Mr. ABMs Berme, Mr. lcosethaa Thorp, Mr. lam Mart= t lb. Tegg, Kr. Walken Cowell, sag Mr. DOWOATE. Tho bllowing dyed Qs old norobro of theComolon Coon dl we Alcoa • Mr. Dainty MAUI, Mr. Ciloor&arkor, Mr. ThemsWbire, Mr. J . Liam, ad Mr. 3. Mr. Jams Trasoott w thimoisotod le rood of Mr. Mor timer. VINThY. At the ward sehOeie, i3rickhill-lane, Upper Thaares-arest (Mr. Aldiruna Gamic ia the dr Ir), tM &Armin earnma examen.= ear welartsi.—Mr. De pa o. . Arther. Mr. W. D. WM* Mr. T. Sprague, Mr. Ow. Kr. Marla. Oaramca, mad Mr. B. Trees. ALDOATE. TM moo of Ms oidoombon Illf• pot, and Hwy moo doelmod to be 4 MOM. :—Mr. Robert Butm Irbkoido, Mt. los* Tom*. Mr. Richard Cordold Bock- Robert Kr. H Cmosed, Xr.lll Mr. Aodom omfleld Barna, Mr. loam omy HS, Lwk CORDWAINERS'. At Bow Mari Alid;man . SALOMON, pre deft, Mame. a rm ed W. Joyce, H. L. Taylor, J. Lamb, and W. Orenelllll, the okl numbers vire m aidla to the Ceara of Cowman Cetord. CANDLEWICK. At the Whit* gei : t - feeown — , - Kie " horth-larte, City I Asters= Sr G. Gault la the chair, Mora Thee. Dslia Illopety), J. H. Mott, Y. A. /dn. =lieffilteres, Common IL Zeit., sad J. G.Mserdt ha been Conetffimes, Kr. Deputy Damn ho mpeoldeg his thanks for having been a-shot* retook to NW bill to be brought in by Sir Gimp Grey cm the raemembliser of parliament, sad elk he was glad to Sod that Sir George Orey did not intend to pmes that pert of the bill which said the aldermen should be esnually elected. Thetjportioa of the bill was ewe up, sad therefore the atlases at Load's would Mill have the power of keeping their sidemen as they had for years. 4to the proposal that the Lewd Mayor should be elected by the Coo , NOM Comicel, be met object to it, became by doing to it would oropletely overthrow that important body, the Livery. Hz. Bows eirlieved It perfectly Imposelble to carry out the hill proposed be the Court of Common Council. He thought the bill of Sir George Grey had been brought la with sem spirit, end able le it fairly came Wore the beam they could oppose those cisme they objeeted see Me did met task for elomme for the sake 1 changing, bed be wetted melt elteratiose made as woad Mad to improve the and{- den of the City. „ I Kr. MATTIIIWO thee& the beet mode of reform Imam le to look to expenditure, sad sot to try to Moos the nom hr of officer.. Whatever the molt wee he had no doubt them would be a rednetion end whether Candlewick was &h -asked into another welder whether another ward was ab sorbed into Candlewick, they would not have to Mora so many. With reward to thin be thought that If any jobbery was to be dose, that principle of sending small mambas was the wry way to effect It Mr. J. H. Et tiorr expressed !timedf in favour 1 the governmist bill, for he thought that that which wee good (or brge old towns lots York, Liverpool, An, would do for Leedom. The only question to hint wee se to the numbs., but, while he thought sleety-six meadoire very small, still they moat remember they were ell bedsore men. Xr. EOll7 objected to say lord mayor or alderman takiug hle eat co the beech If he we. poaching in the legal prelim sk, ee had a parter r e. defog.. It wog thy nwlttl thit ia• Waimea be requested to cameo • trudged' kr the popes of dieousaing the bin for rofecolag the =prelim of the City of London. CRIPPLEGATE WITHIN. At the school-row, Ptub — p-Lino, London-wall, Ns. Miens= OULU/ la the their, the follo.ltg perms were elected .—Mr. Hyh Jere, Mr. B. It Beams, Mr. Haber. Loyd. Mr. Jabs Pear, Mr. W. Dress as., Mr. J. Methods Mr. B. egarbary, and Mc 0. Bertha. The eslyseirsethe was !betel Mr.litighilessa stove. returned Y the rasa of Mr. W. Drew, she the theind, Air mar moths the watd thirty yews CRIPPLEGATE WITHOUT. Mesere. John Pickering, Edward Stillwell, Gawp Cuth bert, William King, Walter Manias, &Simms Read, John Johnson, and John Sewell were unanimously sleeted mem bon of the Common Connell foe the Minim year. TOWER. At the Board-room, Bleck Boren-coart, Seething hoe, Tower-emit, Alderman Imam padding, the killowe lag gentlemen were tinanimounly reeelseled common 1100.12• allots : Merem. George Aiecbssoe, Lawman Redhead, Thomas Sidney Smith, James Cornell, and William Virg. After some routine Lupine.,, _ _ Mr. Pankow moved—•• That this werdmore has heard with muningled satisfaction that Sir George Grey bee intl• mated hie hornlike of proceeding in the present session with the bill for the reformation and government of the ,Clty in the hope that such changes may have th e effect of briegleg the corporation into a state more in cenfonnity with the requirement. of the present day, and amble the City to maintain he petition with the empire and the world, and this watdmote donne to express Its hope that the intended site redone may prove such as to be supported by the Mimi at large." This resolution having bent moonded was carried man;. may. LANGBOURN. At the schools, Lime-street, Alderman Crain pre sidia(' the following romatlerosa wore weeriermety re elected to the Common Cooneil —Kr. 8. Merle (dop e lit .r t Xmas. T. finelhos, Ebewesar Sewer& itiehred Dacha Cherks Sully, Thome Webber, Aka Usedey. sad Jolts Symonds. Akkrmaa Comte rweggeialwi Xr. Uawia as hie a M i ntioaa Bald beheld bra lathe habit of passing war Loadea-beidp for wand years, awl Ited wetted, which, in het, every mama do, the great abstrastisa which was wise by the teak ewer the Mire sad along Xing Willem street. He thereto(' wished to haw windage soy means W ham tibia to MOM the ems • rad if sot, what mem ths COMM Connell beetled to like ea regarded It He bed wadoestood,a abort Mr bock that the corpoedhas 11.11141 10 MAO sum mitaratice ea the bridp, la Grim le irides It, bet 11 ailiremshed la the eld way. The Caantaut said he'prelsotly "grad with Xr. WWI b ewe plat, via, th at one ought to be takes is alleviale the heavy trolls is some farther way; bat still ha suet ray Met mom very Wavy mamma had boss laserred by the Nevem lira is rehear. is the City thomeghiree, of egg& Ow amid sot hare a bettor geese thea the Gamsgeslsert (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. vidahig. Bowel disoombes ha likewise token plane, snd nigetialises ware rim forward In refarmot to the ware et Beethwark4eisks. • vela of thinks to the adenoma al the ward was carried memsistandy, which basing been Bohm/lard, The waribeeto was dissolved. PORTVIKEN. In the Veetry-rpom, Fantain-cout, Minorite, Sir IFILANC7II CPAAN•II MOOR, Beat., Warms& of the ward, pre siding, it was mataeneed that of the =amebas of the Common Coastal wbo had nprssentad the ward derbg the preluding year, Mr. Bliss Darien and I. R. Thompson, had resigned. The %Howl= were duly elided t, repress= the word la the Court ef Cammm Connell Ice aisekkg yaw : lbws. Christie (deputy), T. C. Hayward, J. Ana* J. Vmeabiss, 0. Vile, G. Bane, D. Keg, T. Mb. The two =Um gendirean ware roamed without opted tics, fa the room et Mean. B. Davies and J. It. Thommon. Mr. J. Hero milled attention to Sir John Cam's School, • =eft, which, be said, was Intended for the sons of the poor. Ha hit manidmable reform was required In the management of this propraty. Why, ten out of the twenty-one trustees never astinded, end Nome bad not even attended for twenty yews, thee taking so little interest in a pro which they 11110 told would in • few year, rival C s lie west on to describe the nature of the bequest, observed that thine was 7,0001. in hand, and then was no rearm that every paw Mild should not be admitted into the school. The truster, however, had • role that a child should not be M antled Into the school until it could reset and write ; bet It Watt well be said that he =add not b• allowed to go Into the wets, until ha had loosed to swim. (Hear, bear.) He =NM ramismenel that the traits= should tomtit& a yeepreaely steed, end that they would thus reform them . _ _ 11717 ANWIS mseerted that seem acting in word- Aare with • deem dsbe Court of Cbe on . Ms. Kum repeated that be felt they hod the power to esta blish a preparatory school. Altar MINI TOMAS from Mr. Viciraeive and others, Mr. J. Klan made some observations as to fkr Samuel Stirling's property, of which 2,00 W. odd Lad been saved oat of the Irma, sad he progoesd krrowlag that slim for the object be had awned. Mr. T. C. Bar RAID said that the amount referred to would be applied for the braellt of the poor Inhabitants at tits ward. At Cordwaioere 7 :lliiAllernianand Sheriff LAW untcu presidium tho to via( eight potion= ware Y. doted whitest opposition —Mr. Illsos Hawkey, Mt. MilN. Mr. D. Leery Mr. T. P. Pasell, Kr. J. J. - lesd Kil l a tutTer-sitstill), Mr. F. *gaud, M.r. W. Pattie, Mr. J. asslthalr. M'Cutohee. The ppoistad Mr.lhortrey as him deputy. pray rate was adopted to meet the coneot express of the ward. 16.Clionos proposed a vote &thanks to the Comma Council kr the sdldent tumor inwhich they had diacturged theMitiss of their office. Mt. J. iiwniic;,l;2 moonling the motion, expressed • hope that the Common Council would support the principle of erne % . 111 mend by every means in their power male= as . although it professed to be reform ; bring nothing hat destruction. It wee known by tb• amp' of cireamstsocas that 8,000 out of 10,000 liverymen amide& out of what was poperly called London ; end yet the voices which they Mal possessed la the election of Lord Mayor end Ctty Amy, the government wished to destroy. All reseetuse ought to be considered, and they would hare to demand foam their repromeststives as the talent sad judgment they poeseseed. The mottos was thee Inenknoesly carried ; and also a rote of thanks to the Coedwalams' Company for the ses of the ball. Oa the aratioa;el Er. HavrTazr 'a vote of thanks was passed neas.ses. to William Lawrence, Esq., the aldarmaa of the Ward. BRIDGE. Alderman Bir Chapman Marshall presided over this wmusoas, hold st Bt. Magmas Church, Lower Thomas- Newt. Xi. Depay POWIII.II sad Mari. J. JUL H. Matthew, J. Low, C. Whethwa, Joao It Araold, Thos. Johnson, sad Wm. Dear mews comma osunell sass. Thanks were prod to the chairman, sad ths weft sesatated. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'—IIIortuT, The mina wiire; aFernoon ; ••tri;;;;edance and little business transacted. The ably incident was the advance of Clydeadels for the Two Thousand. The following scanty list of quotations requires no comment : BASSISHAW. At the vestry room al St. Michael's Church, Breinghen-street, Mr. Alderman Fiumomb presiding, the old members were rreleoted —Messrs. Britton (deputy), W. Lister, C. li. Puna, mad Anthony Loci► Lair a vote et Maks to the =seem coonailiesa and t►e aidemeen the promedizip terminated. WALIIHOOK. At 2, Oxford-court, Cannon-street, Alderman Wtre in the chow, the following gealkdama were maimed no comma councilmen —Mr. Deputy Condor, Mr. Feed Hole Mr. W. Dawns, Mr. T. Rowley, Mr. H. E. Mar ro, and Mr. J. H. Pry. Thee was se medal bemiamme. COLEMAN-STREET. At the School-nom. London-wall, Mr. Alderman Hale ia the chair, the old togethers we spin re-elected. They true Messrs. Davies (d uaanin er s a rif ir: a. Perkins, W. Webster, H. W. Valance, C. T. Woman, J. E. 5. Benders, end H. Roberta CASTLE DAYNARD. At Johnson's Rooms, Sermon-lane, Doeton'-oons noes, Alderman Sir Henry Huggeridge . Ur. WUkry retired from the Cornea Council, sad Mr. wee dam an his steed. The following seven old wen related —Hr. Deputy Hicks, end User. Thomas Parker, 0. J. CockeriU, k. Fikrrar, C. OdidlAdlard, end C. Hawkins. The report of the Ward Pow Herd pod was teed and approved, and the coaandre sleeted, with thanks kw their post services. Think, wmat voted to the common masnoilmea lot their pest merrier and the proosedinp torssasstsa. LIME-STREET. At the Behoel-home, Bt. Mary-Axe, the Right Boa. the Lord in the abeam, of Alderman Ems brother through cow Owed indisposition, taking the chair, the following gentlemen were unanimously re-elected to represent the ward in Common Conned for the ensuing year: —Mr. Deputy Cork, Mr. T. B. Simpson , Mr. T. Simonds, and Mr. W. Simpson. A rots of condolence and sympathy was tuarrimonaly canted to Ile. Alderman Pmsbrothar, with regret for the continued Waser which canoed his absence. The wardmote was then dioaolced. ALDERSOATE. At Shaftesbury Hall, Aldersgate-street, Sir Peter Laurie presiding, the following geatleareo were re-elected without opposition as members of the Common Council for the year ermine —Messrs. R. 13oulory_, De Jersey, Goodin's., Woodward, Lawson, J. T. Norris, J. Wood, bud R. Chaplin. Mr. Lamm was again appointed deputy. Some very borgthy discomfort. took place as regarded the new reform bill, the bath' end waahlwaree, be., which were brought forward by Mamie. Fowler end Bealsy. A woe of thanks Impaired to Alderman Sir Peter Learia and the wardroom we. diroolved. CORNHILL. In the Vestry-room of St. Michael's Church, St. Mielesere-dley, Alderman Carter prodding, there wore three vacancies in the list of common oonnolbnen, con doned by the resignation of Mr. Donald Nicoll, M.P , and of Mews. Randall and Banton. To supply then vacancies Meows. C. Odom& A. J. Waterloo.. and J. Petesell, had been returned by the precinct& Mr. D. Shrawabou, se a fourth candidate, was proposed by Mr. Phillips end Amend by Mr. Beaumont. Lisr; . a sj e . hz of hand., there appeared for—Mr. Harrison, , 28; Mr. J. Waterlow, ; Mr. H. Hype, 2l ; Mr. O. 0 23; Mr. A. J. Waterloo., II ; Mr. J. Pueseell, 14; Mr. D. Shrewebury, 27. A poll having bees de seeded on behalf of Kr. Penwell was fixed to take place this day, commencing at ten and closing at four. BILLINGSGATE. At Fellowship Hall, St. Mary-st Mr. Alder soma Sydney presiding, the following gendarme' were re sheeted —Messrs. Betuamin Bower (deputy), Janus Roberts William Williams. Joseph Causton, George C. Grays*, .• Bea" Slownian, William Bonifield, end Richard Waste& QUEENHITHE . In the pariah church of St. Michael, Lower Thames street, Mr. Alderman Rase prradhi". the followitsci= rely were wrialissootrwursea Bathlersis yam; Thomas Hervey Beenders, Je l re a t ha. erry ° , 4 2 . ht the pia°. of Mr . espresso, who had resiireed, Mr. Todd was shwas to all up the vacancy. Mr. Walnut Rathbun wee likewise re-appoints' &pat,. A vote of thinks vas pared unanimously to the retirlag rope sentatirs re the soul rote of thanks to the aldermaa &eel the propellant's. BROAD-STREET. At the Ward Behool•rooms, Alderman Sir John Knegroce occupying the chair, thane wee ao opposition, the obt lambent being re-elected —lleests.Thoma• CarneyOle 'MlL:. Weirton, Jobs Humphrey*, Willie= Con, M.P., Ahrelitm, Mande, B. H. Wateetow, end John 0141111. Sorra EZNSISOTON liusznye.—Dwing the week 11141Deo. 19 As Amitosis lava hr rMaus : —On Zy, Tuesday, sad Saturday (am days), 2.11110 , saadme nud• as Msraday and Trader (eras trenguns), ;767 ; dm tYw atadsati dayses ( (Wednesday), 121 p; dmission to Um ang 64.1 701ed 440 sal Wed, . TWO THOUSANT, GUINEAS. 9 to 2;jut IKr. i;;;;i;. to I) 7 to 1 Mr. Hawke's Brother to Merchimess (t) 10 to 1 Mr. J. Merry's Lord of Loin (t) DEBBY. 20 to 1 bpi Mr. H. Joese's Ditto (of) 25 to I Lord itibblesdale's The Lad (t) 40 to I Mr. W. H. Brooke's Burma t) 60 to 1 Mr. Hay's The Grand Beast (t) NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTT,D2C. 21.—MTOINTMEtTa...-Doputy- Impeder of Hospitals end Plats J. W. Johnston, M.D. (1847), hes been appokkaad lathe Wootwkit Mariam &woad Master J. _H. Telly, to the Industry, 2, strew Maim store ship, at Woohrich. Dee. 19.—Master B. J. Hooper (1849), to the Cornwallis, 80 sow dears ship, at Dim:spat. Protootioaa—MaieeC. B. Debbie (l 8&, J. Rarloar on ), H. Kerr (18,54) M. E. Porter (1864) H. F. N gm), w.l;ikaa4 (saw, o.kKariggi. (1866), (1866), W. N. Wise (INC F. Do V. &adore (1 . 8 1 6117 1. 1. P. Boger (1866), C. J. Brewsohig t.s. iB66), J. Airbag (1866), J. M. Sareart, T. H. Rope (1 ,C. R. Gayer (1616), R. M. Napim OM), R. P. r (1866), P. W. Psalm (1866), sod 8. G. Pries, preatotol to the Pork of lieutenants. Assistant Paymaster J. Hamden (1849), T. H. Dimas (1849), W. B. Ma (1949), J. J. Hayward 1851), H. Sewell (1860), J. BheOterd (1.869), J. Birks ( 1849), W. Bows (1850), and 0. Berms (1862), promoted to dm rank of paymasters. CHATHAM, pze. 21 An order arrived this morning r — trieTl4a- alike directing Colonel W. H. tea, the coannewhiat at the swims, to hold be medlars the knowing akin said min to embark a Gravesend to-sans marring, an board the fialuesara, kw Konschse, for the purpose of tbsk resproltre regiments yew esrviag ta India, via.:-1 8th va irlsh t, Listammat I. L. Dillon end 64 rank sad/le ; 61a Infantry, Resign R. M. Crams and 63 DO& 011011r8 and men; lard Regiment, two era 86th 11.4 Ceglia 0. Adam end mak sad ffle ; 98th t, fire mon : Toad, 147 ma. Aerie teat- Burgers A. 8. Kilroy is ordered to embark la medical Mew of dm delatinnisas. The whole of the relakeoe mak wee Mynas& this day b Coional Wks. In con semiame of the krge somber of wowing end children—the grime sad Marmot sadism who have matarked for India— new et this poises, a liberal supply at warm cletlaing been mat In for them, which is distributed on the teem mowdetion at the respective onamending dicers of the trate whichthey Mkag AGMS Tin Laura.—The result of a garrison count-martial, held at the Royal Artillery Barracks, Wool wich, an Thursday, Lentenant-Colonel Neble hems, mad dest, hes again bees the initial= of the lash. The delin quent in the present instance was a man named Vance, a gamer belonging to the 2nd Battalion of th e Royal Anil who• , vas acting as helping mad to Sergeant-Major Taylor. It appean that the prisoner, having the run of the sergesithmajoe's hour, managed to extract a sovereign from an open dusk lying in the bedroom. The act was promptly detected and laid to the prisimer's charge, and the sum of 18s. was found in his plume/too, the remnant of a sovereign &Mega at the canteen. This he accennted fee by averting that it had been given to him by a woman. On her being called se evidence at the court-martisl she denied the assertion, and added, moreover, that elm had received a umber of Were from the primmer since he bed been under amen, boning and en treating her to confine his story. A bombedler a amend witness produced by the inisomr, and whom he hid solicited to hear false testimony In Ms favour, was likewise examined. The guilt of the prison having Uhl ckezi2 Fovea. he w ee condemned to receive Mtylashes,and an his being discharged front the infirmary to be imprisoned In Fort Cimino, for the term of eighty-four days. The sentence of the court-martial having been confirmed by Major-Oenerel Sir W. F.Wite commandant of the gerristh, the prisoner was publicly II mane* In the presence of the Weeps assent In the -Mmes. Seventeen artißerymen now tinder arrest at Waolwieh will be brought for trW at the ensuing weekly court-martial._ • Ittairan.—The Fermoy garrison at present con sists of the 13th, 33rd, 68th, 091 h, 89th, end 98th Indian Deeds- under Lieutenant-Colonel Moore; the 11th, 14th, od 2Bth Depots, under Lieutenant-Colonel Egerton ; and the 47th, 48th, 67th, and 99th Depots, under Lieutenant- Colooel Parma, C.B.—Total, 13 Depots. Six more Indian I dipole are expected. The Leicester Militia Sr. expected on the 20th to do duty in Cork, and it is rumoured that the \moron , colonel (the Duke of Rutland) intends to locate Mud( in the neighbourhood of Cork. The Waterford Ar- Cori, ender Lieutenant-Colonel Pallimer will, on !arrival of W Initiate. Militia, march from Riess% to Monkstown to Meisark on board her Majesty's troop ship Taken, for Fal mouth end Plymouth. The heed-quarters-130 with ilaff sad sight dicers, will be mortared at P ondaeaia Csata, sad the remainder, 240 strong, under Captain Ere monde. M.P., will be stationed at Davenport. Copts= Lang, let. 34th, has, ox the application of Lord Stuart de Decie. to Sir Chaise Yorke, been appointed major of the regi ment, vice Stuart reigned. Lientenant-Colonel Sir lames Alexander is likely to get the Houtemost-colonelcy of the 2nd Battalion of the 14th Reglinent. This velour tat present Mejor of the let Ferrecty Depot Battalics. Sixty assnof the Waterfoed Artillery, under Captain Lymbery, will march from Rhumb to Cott sea baggage curd, on the 20th, and the amp day a semen dabs t of the 6th Middlesex Militia will meth team Cork to Kinsale to take charge of the boveriss. NORFOLK Snirorzncx Assocunox.—At an adjourned nesting of the Norfolk Shipwreck Amociation had so Norwich on Saturday last, It wee deoed to treader its eight lifeboats to the Royal Naked Lifeboat halm tion, of which the association will basaltic become a attack. Several of the lifeboats of the sisociatiou will require to be replaced by new ones forthwith. In addition to hoe baste the Natiocal Lifeboat Institution Is now building lifeboats for Holyhead, Hastiuga Brighton, Grooms'," Roadene, Ramon, Ardmore, Ballyoottai, and Courtnacsherry. The committee senseatly appeals to the public fur support to enable than to meet their heavy liabilities for these latter boats. A Blob DESTROYED BY FIRE.—COWES, DEC. 20. The &AMA& brig Porto Maurizio, Captain Baseline, 178 term, of sad for Genoa from Newcastle, with a cargo of gam coals, suddenly took fire this mornin g at about two o'clock, whilst riding Wore two snobs,. is Yarmouth Roads, when A. had brought up same days previourly for safely. The captain, a little before two o'cMA awoke nearly suffocated amidst a donee smoke, which had ' been gradually filling the cabin sad its bertha, when he with the utmost speed tamed oat in order to examine from whence it originated. A few Instants later he observed NUM imuing from several .pots neer him. He then without delay gave the alum I. the crew, who with the exception of one man on the watch were all below fast asleep. They all quickly rushed on deck sad aft, when, on further examination. it was found that the cargo had ignited. Meanwhile the flame had gained way through the deck, and some people belonging to the oomt guarell stationed at Yarmouth, who bad espied the fire from shore, pushed off„ and gutting on bond lent their swift:ince in the endeavour to scuttle the vessel, slipped her chains, ran her on shore and with the crew were instrument.' in laving some sell s end rope. The ire during the first few hours remained meetly confined to the Airport of the brig, end it was not long before the mainmast was burning over the side together with the lower topmost and odor rigging attached, all in a Ness, bet without *wring a single indi vidual. Tho scuttling tithe brig, however, appears to have been only very superfidAy attended to, for in its results it remained without effect. With nearly high water ill at once she floated off the ground, drifted into the ntid-elmanel, sad from thence on the lot of the flood, a considerable dia toms to the eastward. Whilst thus abandoned she was Olken in tow by several fiekingramecke, which were hovering in her vicinity, andby them put an shore off Sorley, NW= one mile in a westerly direction from the Black Buoy, marking Leap Bank, wires she at peeseat lige, one man of flames coveting fore and aft, a boning wreck, with bulwarks, stanchions and deck destroyed, sad male and foremast gone. • • • •• . - STItEItGTH or DELUI.—In reference to the fen of Deihl the Harkens obeervee : " That to judge from the amenable( the state of things during the siege, the wrong posi tion of the enemy, and oar want of Amphora:wand meamorthe overwhelming numbers and inexhaustible resources =Masons ride, and the small meagre battalions which melted array almost ea fiat as they wen reinforced on the other—the marvel same to be, not that Delhi was so long In being taken, km th►t it was ever taken at alt. 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