The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-26 00:00:00

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CALCUTTA, callin at the (Jape d Good Ewe an d Nedraa.—MOWfELY STRAY 001000NICATION berms LONDON and INDIA by Ys magnithian Beet et Mahon belonging to the ZABT INDIA and LONDON SHIP . SING COMPANY IJim!taili.—The walliniown clipper a HYDASFILI, 1,141 soar, IMlLleorse powsr,V a g YOBNS Commander, now loading in the Victoria (London) t e ak have on the 18th February, marinas p e a at and leering Gravesend on the 40th Febenney, 9a9 (79F ass, calling at the tape of Good Hope sad Haft* MY scent ship, built expos* for the Whim leads, lima thowndhlY line Ozeleale acsoommodation sim = wage and will r y e erpoismas. empeen, des a rbe average passage of the last eaves atimmtes bee b ape la 3 boors to ?dahlia the H ye p • aare, and the last the Cale Is rilar ed ia, Wag the slisetsit • rscerd.—For freWit or aura apPIF to OiIiDIAT mad and as, Partismartat.streeL awarders; AMID LIM and 00., 1* lamtenhall. greet, LC. : at the OFTICIII et Um 2011PANY, 9, Idineing.iane, Loads% IA• !AM aim 411. 16 gem for appointment , ' se sd tYiY M omit OW, laareleiry. lad IMO and Lodon Stilp,pipg Oamisopy (Umiak Ifincing.lane. m _ _ gstata irk= sad 873iIiMilliitt i to announce that their issug. win THURSDAY EVENING nest, the Nth lath They wimowimp with thwart the very nerd thwart bitherie &worded them : And trait their Ware endeavours te glare nth entertein will prom saiciently nieritartons to inset with • ne- Wein enn•Dlr grsitiins. On the occasion of their berth • will arranged. representbut mei a Wang rthl a sn i r as w ien er n:ver wthe be nted to the Fade. TEE LONDON YAVILION, SIC France must have setiOthat sbe can borrow many moral conquests from England. We have, in fact, borrowed from England that spirit of liberty which, being extended to all opinions, in ' sans the developmest of all interests." His Majesty further said that liberty, as under stood is England, does not destroy, but improves. He continued Private industry acts for itself. The government leaves to every one the reeponsi bility ot his acts. This system has not been fol lowed without contributing to the industrial and maritime prosperity of our neighbours." The Empeeer further stated his conviction that France would attain the same result when she had cora -1 piked the baste indispensable to theestablishment I of public liberties, sad ooseluded by appealing to all to unite in order to arrive at this result. The Inman screw sesimer Glasgow, CsStan Isom New York on the 10 th, arrived at Isiverpookon Saturday afternoon. Her advioes are the same as those brought per Anglo-Smon .and ammonia. The steamer Aneo-Sesou also readied Liverpool on Saturday. The news brought by her is no later than that received per Hannoomm rid Southampton, but as she did not leave Portland till the evening i of the 10th, we get some tele graphic advice, n advance of their publication iu New York. They are as follows : ,o bail. :h the matter hoar stage. (asurses Titsausal GENERAL INSURRECTION IN RUSSIAN POLAND.—MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED. BERLIN, JAN. 24. ►ETS —The market barn bow a few kinds of West India all descriptions are folly 6d. 2ers is scarcely any demand, an /sat week. Rum quiet 120 L i fIDON PAVILION au R i ll lint, the PROPAINIORIP DEN MP. —Novellas In almaidance near be tW produced ; WI the favourites In London will be Shire : tbe bill of Mn will be prolife in wasatlen sad arable el suirsordina , u eklll ; Le fact the ratertaiament will be ow of aeßeelebing meg shed*, brimful of talent. sod cambial to Oisso Tin LONDON PAVILION, TIONDOI4I7= Y I,CdBL sad liONNIRM1112„ Progeteton. "From intelligence received from Thom we learn that an insurrection has broken out in Poland. It is probably caused by the conscription which has recently taken place there. "The telegraph wires round Warsaw have been destroyed. "It is expected that thefiret conflict between the insurgents and the military will take place near Plock." The Wortideuttcle Zeibung of to-day says 110.—The :market was quiet [arab, 45e. ; April to Jaoe, caber, 46e. 9d. Dabney to rivals, noon. Town Tallow, sake 1,800 oaks ware offered, Australian beef, 49r. 3d . ; 40a. ed. North A/aeries; micas. let quality, Ma. 3d. ; East Wien. 465. Is 41a. 3d. 113 of law Cochin at Ma. Id. ; • Sydney offering. Paha 10d. ; Accra, 37a. Pala-ant ow, 4thi. to 41.. esd. Hera P HOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION.—The NINTH Amnia. LIIIIBITION of the PROYOGLAPEIC AMITY of LONDON Is °YIN DAILY. Dm le fill all lbs Dolioryof the existy of DfDloh Artiste. Malcolm; Headquarters of the Army of the Potomac, Jan. 10. Everything is quiet. A thorough impeetio• of the light 12-pounder ammunition, enacting the 110111 d diet, shows that the greater portion of it Is wedges& Preen the hasty and unworkmanlike manlier is which the fume were fitted and set several casualties coomsed to es map taring the recent bettle. Geisaral Hunt, 116111 al &dinar, for Burn side, caused all this ammunition to be Mimed. sad that of • more perfect character to be mtbatituted ler it. The defect was partially manilas's:l last July, and the definitive cow 'traction has been remedied is all pot up since that time. OVERLAND ROUTE.-00101UNIOATIO 1 ta__MTZAII to I XDIA, AIISTRALIA, eta ROM. flt PIIMNSITLAR and ORLIATAL STRAY NATTGATION' ONSYLKY BOOK YASSICIGRRS sod mambo Cues sad Panneis st their Lowden °Rai tor Gibraltar, Mita IWptot Oen, Carkm. asdrau Calcutta, t h e Straits. and MM. by GM& amnion MAN Southampton en the efts and lINh of even month . for Mositar. Yalta Rout, Aden, sad Bal, by those or th e 120 ad Snit or ear moath : and ler Ywet tlne. laindos, [tar Nellbotiria.. and Sydow. W the cement May on en the fah or weep malit.-7or further aitillY at lbe • 1 111.161 / 6 11 4 Sa s ;ot ' • .rr " . 7 l CIOLVSIBIL Ike Mk Willi LT COILIWNIOATION to lK tsw YORK —Ss LIVOIWL, NW YORK, SIMADEPILLISTRAMAIIVOMLNY Want Moak& IN IRO .slllllotweradis Nam Illarelln esTßai aba illiseriewa to ea WIIICKFT 1407171.10141110117011 K. BT. pin LONDON GRAND RESTAURANT. A. LUNCHEONS and DINNERS ♦LA CASTE ea be bad with COM/ORT and DISPATCH. SAWYER'S FAIIOL I LONDON minas, ready Don $ tal l In the Grand Saloon, at Si. 64. each Special dining-room for ladles and madmen. Spacious and w ven whet. este% T ILL _eoloon• OPEN ON S UN DAYSTHOM 1 011 k WINK SAWYER.. PT0.6114W. 1111, FLEIT4ITZISIT. COIN= al CHANCIAY•LANL Three bands of insurgents have assembled : one ' in the direction of Minsk, eight vents from War saw ; the second at Blonie, near Sierock ; and the , third at Pultuak. The first has dispersed. tying columns are traversing the disaffected dietricta. A telegram received from Warsaw, dated the 23rd, Wt. : , states that the Blonie Worgeetn, nest. boring 1,000 men, had cruised the Vistula, in Order to join the insurgents assembled in the forests of Nseielelc. The bands effected a junction on the right bank. They were partly armed. A regi meat had been sent against them. Another telegram, dated Warsaw, 24th inst., says: " On the night of the 22nd attacks were everywhere made upon the detachments of troops separately cantonned. The insurgents killed all the soldiers they found in the houses where they were billeted. " The several detachments of military having, however, afterwards united, repulsed the insur gents and took many prisoners. 90 Russians were killed, and three times that number wounded, in the combat. " Colonel Higlianpow was killed in a wood. " General Riusibieth was wounded. " More Berke, encounters have taken place at Plock, Plousk, Rachit, and in the environs of Siedlee. " A general tonoentration of troops is taking place. " The whole kingdom of Poland has been declared in a state of siege." PARIS. JAN. 25. La Francs of this evening says :—" BE. Troplong will tormorrow communicate to the Senate the draft d the address in reply to the speech from the throe*. "j said to be complete and formal approbs espeoiall,y on the Roman question,,nag to clearly express the sentiments'of the Senate on the protection which France affords to the holy father." The Patric of 'this evening says :—"We learn from a sure source that the French minister of Washington has been invited to submit to the American cabinet a proposal fora meeting of dele gates, to examine into the measures calculated to facilitate a reconciliation between the North and South." OTON, JAZ. 10. w" It The following ' head/mark_ idig l7 on the 10th : lllertrese klogree, Jas. tk To Major-Genera &Week, Giseeral-Mathef. A party of cavalry and infantry was mat oat frees Teel town by Major-Cieueral Keyes, and landed at West Feint the night before last ; they returned this =rift with a large number of animals and eight loaded weggam They destroyed the depot and rolling stock at tie White Home, burned a steamer end several imps, beats, end boxes laden with grain, sad sestaimei ise km whatever. (Signed) Joao A. Du, MajorAmeral Commadiug. The message of the governor of Indiana refers principally to State affairs, and endorses the eman cipation proclamation as a necessary war measure, and says the people of the North must not be de luded with the idea that compromise is possible nor abandon its efforts to suppress the rebellion: The State has furnished over 102,000 volunteers during the war. The New York Tribune has the text of the memo rial presented by the Republican senators to the President on the 18th ult. Its four propositions declare—First, that a vigorous prosecution of the veer is necessary ; second, that the cabinet, which ought to be harmonious, is not, and therefore should be made so ; third, that the cabinet should be composed of men who cordially support the policy of the government ; fourth, that generals in separate commands should also be hearty for the war. The steamer Alabama came within- twelve hours of bat* captured last month. After taking the Arid, off 116rlisi Point, Cuba, she stood towards South. America, and on December 11 reached the desert island Blongulla, one of the Leeward Islands, where she coaled on the 13th. At 7 p.m. she set sail from this island, and on the 14th, at 7 a.m., the San Jacinto arrived. The steamer Marion from New Ones= on the 2nd, arrived at New York on Ohs 10th. News unimpor tant. Demand Bank' was concentrating his forces at Baton Rouge. Captain John Clark, poet tom missary, has been ordered up there to organise the commissary depsrtment. A Murfreesboro' despatch of the 9th says : The loss of the rebels increases dilly. 1,1100 of their wounded were sent to Lavergne yesterday. Many more are left here who cannot be moved, as their wands are frightful, and moat of them will die. Later.—Lavergne hem been accidentally burnt, so the rebel wounded will have Jobs seat to Nashville, and thence to Louisville, for trestrosmk • W..—The market hoe her it the week, sad tlr renew ow en avenge. In Amara suidershr inegalerity, with intuit be quoted id. to e a r i I have been on a very full Id per lb. cradles h business in teat ckenripties ; per lb. cheaper. F 4 yptra sed, sod prior are br a about id per lb. In ales has been afford, bet gilL per lb., with eonsiderable cod loafer qualities. Spies. 0. 170 Egyptian, 640 Perms, Errs; 790 Madre, sad 320 Exporters bare taken 400 truer, 200 Behr, 1,510 aret, total, 2S bales. The narks* aerate miry mad s doll Val rise, on spetedrian end "rraimarzmi vaJounsiusCOURASIIL Ai: 1010111.111 BPICIAUX 6 so "--11= MB rut 111401.4 N, Irving _ .. _ ..A __ ltarrattir alt." Am.... lme s ortis b ist Warr OCILD art aradve siumwtorr of J Orris wrs W tea dillsidmirs. lisraborr. No. 16 1 W.Ctar . Iribilred A.D. 179& issys Simie = l trlas I& ark NA Sir 1 aerrithourt is ulcer at II ta dr mar& ari es istrurys st 1 I err& WM. W. a.f 111. • Orr orICABtoroN ireftruc !ob. 4. CITY OF DALTlMo=4 . 4dredis. vis. U. And wary V a1m 44 11 4 . V. 17, Nall wera42. 1 =11,.. 14 . . 111 * wow Pa t i:7 141 1 :&1441 —" Titalus.h tet B= co very ligwoilarasea carer.—Pse k r airperlieldara=VlLLlAM linuur, is. wimearess. warm: for V Ma sod MIAOW. C. Lag 14111/444.01444. GOSSIP ON DREW ; or, RAMP-Ali-HOUR'S To be h AINUE r INiNT for ear FRIULI' maOONBTITIIINTS. ad. at* ot & 1110818 and 'DN. tradransde and Bespoke Won, RAM Rakers, Woolen Dm pers. Ratters, Radars, Boot sad Inos Nakao. sed Genova Outfitters. London Rousse : Wel lit. 135, 156, 157, Miseries ; 6 1.44111 M. W. es. 89. Aldsste. Osiordaereet IPA 567. 6014 New Oisfer&dreet . l . Rartetreel Tolikediam-rourt-road LA. TeeNnksal-oonn-road 188. Inston-reed. Consto Establishments: Siselised and Bradford, Yorkshire. INEILLIPPB, GRAVE% and PHILLIPPS ampsink the aassnamoottaaad Id-class demon: ice flarffillDAM, tie VTINOOID, Thursday amain early, hen of Oa Timor. Mrs M. vocalism:lA she mall; OIMIDOM or MOWa l oilsoradoly srenThoodoot tam lisnalyinineon 11 a.m.. at Black well War to semotrapsompo atone. Maas A sad lOa toe la acendllis, whilst other N ore &nod loa For ergo, tbe AP WASH, to a by days, tree Hormitytoota.PSPlSlo., and £l. For C A aszt, Aware, la a few days. liw&M.A. wimp, An il = at Clit's Universal Ofloo, UM= I le Ie PS. OLYIB . aad PHILLIPS. GREECE. ATHENS, JAN. 22. Some intrigues of a party fa;Ourable to the ex iling have been discovered here. They are not of a serious character, and their only result has been to increase brigandage in the districts of Mains and Racome. . . --- Troops have been despatched to those points. N E! I N K! I N K! I WAIti:ES WRITING and 00171 We INKS wpm all otlains in quality and durability of callow. *swats wanted foe Town and antry. llianub,ctory, Clayton, NI. RUMOURED ABDICATION OF PRINCE COUZA. VIENNA, JAN. 24. The news telegraphed from Paris to the Vienna that Prince Conma intends abdicating in =of the Duke of Leuchtenberg, has been offi cially declared unfounded. THE •ANGLO-PARISIAN BREWERY feaktPdl ece lt o ted). Ineorpembell d m Benhtered Is wad. the Companies Aat et e thal4 A hse, bean between her Majesty and the exchanged at Perla e. sy Al ear z co the dnzainnlies th em e power o r~aeat nom et ether . J% et teima, ett i zeN 4 l2res ot din each. A deposit cd St par to be te the Bankers on applies ties. end a feather payment of IA pm there on allotment. BOARD OP DLIMMIONS. The Hon. Justice T. C. Henbanes. M.P., Bordoe.house, Isle• worth, and Athenw Club, CbMilills. Robert M. Christie, Em um King Wllihmeireet, City, London. Br Idwin Peanou, F LA, vllmMadß theney. Jahn W. Rood, tap, Geemener Jemmy, George.street, Beerge °"" era t a lTs4 , Gnaw Predtfrink Yon===ionwb'atckyard, London. iktelm--Meal MoWaUed Bum PI, Lombardatreet, EC. DAMON ni LeWPMl.—thdeit Nat it London. 2, Prlncenstreet, KEIKD ai l almost every Family, CILL= by Hobi de. M (the minims no DOND/I pregnialltd, sod is by be dm best for writing on Linen. S d.c. bedheiniable y = of Identity for Towels, Shirts, To smit wearlog apparel. To be obtained of Vendors, Stationer. de., in the Uellel aZ 14 : 6 1 Long-lane, West Smithfield, Intim& Maier as ea* label the ink le nee genuine. Mew belie BERLIN, JAL 26. The following intidligenco relative to the events now pwirt. 91, Po/and has been received here by letter : " The garrison of Warsaw has been increased to 40,000 men, who have been supplied with ball THE SPANISH CORTE& MADRID, JAN. N. rro PARRNTS sad OVARDIANB.—The retur L of Youth to their rtapeettve Boardingechook indultam s palate* ke teak rt d art atm** and ItOW lANDIr OM peoLarating the growth sad 11111 . r ans' ICalydoe toe b liN triZatella . *I asorina cutetwoo s&- Mid seeksar Oka* 6, Pesit De.titrtee, for readettas the bridle* vile. mg exemirang the gesel. see ate sidersilrikemeatle emematiakeaate.—lloid by A. zowz.viD and 1101111. * itet=s, aed by etseentste and perfumers— ask*, lovekade In to-day's sitting of the Congress Senor Rive r° requested explanations respecting the recent minis terial modifications. Marshal O'Donnell replied that he had already given all explanations. Senor Mon stated that be withdrew from the late cabinet ea ateount of its policy on the Mexican question, and that he was not acquainted with the views of the present cabinet on that question. In replying to Senor Mon Marshal O'Donnell re called that be bad for four years supported the union of the liberal party in Spain. The Chamber then passed to the order of the day. • ININISIIWOMP• Bum= Di PaIi—MINIM WS /reek Brothers and Co., 80, Sas de la Amide [AMIN Paris. alBBllolll. Hash X Moatinaterte, lira. IT, elairaasath-street, London. 8. 8. Go ma Lq., Brinks. Baosian—lleasra From MIL RA N, Cbanse-aller, Corn r-srasamarra jzZesa,bgt Tirfr—By Mr. 1121121411 S invention, of a bieikbe is the made pstentee (protected 17th July, 1003i a TENTE. het •• Ilittirett are mods rod OW • ley hoer& inthoat re entraolioht. Pewter tir mitred, sod impoodlio. Otodort posaried. fraliala dt blew. traddhlrilmtliliehla IretiMloth WI bermes stems. fres. Tome aridly Gree 11011r•Otillt. sod 30, Noaeteridit, Illtodostoot. Oder : 1. rreLy. . - TURIN, JAL 25. cmerie, Joe. 21—The yarn we have )d a ware soldry , though it las b ar A l wn, however, hew mee sy, and the various Turban it ontlitisos fed* Mot time wall heaps, aid at rather better have weepted to-day. Toe idly sere & awful than it has I bwan have unaffected man nav w hardly so seek se a .day, and sellers are asking the thelest fortnight, mod have swept earthing km In Meth 11. la the Meek* ci say mail Amelia pseple wee amble oaporalle, Mal there is quite a all kiwis el death. The home t 1110 frail 0411111, and ate buyieg Sven out darks the lest ix or I delivery, egad weld appear to any deesiod OM is el periewed z their resell millowees. Whoa years it took le Wass pa* to iamb al amps/ blames, h sew bat abase re, mai ishar pa* dm baba, tab it ad dllbaby la all blab trade NO nab elide imam= •an lbw* the asibmin ban w• her efue i o piens. anal the amen ry Mbar babe 11-On sat =ebb noisy Keg. di sad be bait Mad &II at Wings llowdbc dawrawardn. with essimmiell irk wask's its i Varill im aa s' idea newly, sad ban timely as y swam 6= s cp. dame. : Wboat, ,• Irak Wan ear% wastwies, ago ; kesim, 100 berate - • • —Than WY a fair swirly r rid la amebae al mar Ale tidied he 4 week% mar, white, red, 45a to 47a ; extra, 49a I awl gates r dear, 40a to 422. ; W Ana at late Tara to has boon a mail wapply sd to the Winton done la. per .0 ; but many d Ulm berm prim. Barley oury doll and ago in oat. and bare. inns; 41.. to 525. Paday, 411 s. Baum, am, 377. to 4. ; -We have I bed only a very • awoke; sad the bonen per WWI sorb, lemma phis. way lour K per towel sad reek ea India OEM lee* Ile WesSewey, be eddied ; *we see( bow- Sew at lAL per qvarber over lest samara wawa sank, at Taew Beam. poem, end barley each The awairat thew M. —Wheat wan is. par quartar in Ending boyars for ordinary lion. Pine barley in fair demand ra, and no change in oats and wart ending Jan. 19 :—Wierat, ay, d 96 qrs., at Ste. ; bans. 23.-191sho's West Hartley, 15..; Lazabert'sWest Hartley. les. dd.; Wylare, les. ; Walls End Burs, fide, 17.. ; Walls End, Beth" a. 17s. ; Walls Zed Hartlepool, ash Hall, 17s. W. ; Walls End outh Hartlepool, 17a. 6d. ; Walla Wall. aid Triasini Tharslay. 'rya Anthracite, Ms. 6d. ;Gamy Ps. ed.—Ships at mirk" 92; ,POKIN WITH. )111 Rio Grande, No 9. lAverpooi for Yost* Video. Jam .—This applies to the 16e. by Alfred Webb ILJI *hoer odd ilenover-squars, w.--issvertise 'AGES, AND DEATHS. t I RT erners-plare, Bayswater, the wife of 40th Regiment, of a sow st thewe hill, Faradoo, threehlre. the N a daughter. Weethuuragegosre. Upper West g J. Gibson, Ly. at a inaught.terrseg, Legg.Ze i the wile at lirenswiekggere, MOW. the We Ithigitra. 11 64 -road " .lialiversigelts-hllkalli."63.theiWU•wwdc; ARIAGES. nary 10. at M. o. Pi. Camberwell. L . Jam ol ViaMGM acia of J. Ater,. hee, Old Mesheert, I. Nag Meta . Inward; Mm. at OM gmageoad. 'nary lL Si, at Jaws* 1480 .f ii -1 1 ,A. FasrosAt, Capisda laughter of the Me Mr. C. MGM f. —Jsllua7 11, at Pt lgaithsve& C Braekenbury, W. KOMI% ter of C. Weatherby, MR. ay 22. at St. Odes's. CberlFl4 Henry John, son of it. Susan& M 4. I Marianne, daughter of J. Day, in. )EATfIB. t illoaceste irOZe, C.D., aged lA. at Linder, tiOMerefillhirl, FTIOCeit upsteA, r.etor [Ander, mod 0 l'amis, Eakiin Boons. IMEObar laa. Q., of Cul,rinn, in thu 82nd year ne Surezwtreet, Plmlko, F. 11. oakeid, a Agnew, wife of A. J. Lewis. ed ollowey, aged 61 t fleceimpiale, Berta. Captain H. fit Leonard's-on-6w Man. oIM eg cuff Cuttase, nem Thum Aeoli s ' MlTtfack rtreet, Mir Wysit, aged - Irttuaa Van gat" ei 21.6 11 .8 the My a undo.. ?rum". R to tin MOM at Wigladie s WIL ..ZrO M P an, 61.111.4 11:71.10 1 . 1 of pereleselni awl eetablebeil NM.," Amite M Ism about toe tags treeslerb. =arty ts freehold, The vaults (festehe ate of the met Immures In Dam lan beer brawerfeer skeins beer are upwards of 000 test eat oat at Wad mak. TM iniM, at proved by is Merit mperteace, le at a thanetar saidiety 'lapsed tar iambi. There is Mai ea maim veil ce " t rim= ly. or ri p sot only prekreed by the Pratitam ben la the for the Trench Massie ; the hes duet lak lest its years. mid Is dal Mama& ellkiel) barn* are memilly Mi ta= allarant parts ei Sway, the trasepart ant Merry Mies ea Iran M MIM = sheet MO par asit. The Meseta* Mai provialeastl7 onimined to Possbess the imMism *sat mid momehle pleat. alit i t=sfri= b artiTertne all wr7Mall try asametelet Whit aarhoettkia pertlialme at Mai 41•• he sees at the calm TM vender lie• weed Ms tetras yeallsa no yardage maw la pilot- elareast Ma TM misbashed trade all be amilmed subset my Wenspelaw, and yachts com. Mtn at seambethe of i Via elm 42:gilaY nen ea lilayence for brew • quantity to Patio. elmeM bee imiarassa • divitlit i l In per mat , end ;a m ameba en the Pnialthrt llachange at a premium a ceat, Ths Mito-Parliis *oven epsesateas at the say plarm Company, con ia= 0010 11 , may be arliMpental to be even mem tad hams of application tar shmse, imy be ch. ligel= —. the Maim solicitors, or at the dime ot the Com === s et the property say la mak sad may other MON em at et ao allotment bides mile the doodle artn be rete!lialtl ten. TIP NOILSILIN, Gentlemen, and leareirmen aeons& In Ornamental Plaating J. 0. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, 11 , 1 - Rat Wm Greet hare, Oananklerdan TO NOW ,W Tr, at hatt-pnit & ar m: l ft MOO Standar& and Watt USD, 11,000 Cano3oll Tres Hoz, Spasm With and lAA /In, commou and Irish ewe. Otdoestatent =DIIIOIII. Berbe.is aquifolik an.—Cla dew the rowan and estabaria bad. F URNITURE OABRIAGI IREK, to my Tad el the Deastecroon SW tie b Velvet SI& Drewleteraut Settee. eemplebe e Dlalithapon Sobb beapleto SI • II /Woo= abb e empires II • • Weatestellholobeo T. end I. MM. 146. 07.101.14TR111T, W. Otielspee grellt sad poet free c application. irrPATENT YUMIVOBE LAMP.—PRIZE i ll umm..—'rilerimuroar. temple eanatructed on scion. Uhip Wady* k. heatetag lirdmearbes elk. The glue chimney =med. The eashaeass el ea di te co complete that amok, leer mall le earsederall. The light le steady, Pelted* sad WOW*. The lemp Y 011.10,_ &ad *over cat of order. 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Bedford-equare, London. GI7IAWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS. 11.111111 las jest published a /11.1 Lit IDITION per). IWA* week ritiviTs MEDICAL MIND (116 as tbelielteare et Nervous Debility, Lots et Memory, Si OW, lawlisits. he., ateßtree, as receipt Si Sheeted stra twillssies two poetess obiuses.--Libirese, Dr. SMITH, L asaressust. Tsvisteetwoare. Landow W.C. NITIBAGIIDIXARY Scans ow A COVIT of Jes ✓ics.-0•• Of tie met extraordinary affiliation oases over brought into a cion*ustice has just been beard by the magistrates of ire at the Repton petty easier. 'the Rev. Ralph atm.'s, curate' of Crowd!, was sum moned to show cause why be should not contribute to the support of the illegitimate child of Catharine !Waits., aged 26, single woman, also of Croxall, of which he was the putative father. The cam commenced on Wednes day last, and, did not terminate until • late hour on Saturday night. Mr. Leech, solicitor, Derby, ap pear ed for the complainant, and Mr. Argle, town clerk of T a raworth, for the reverend defendant. The evidence was of the moat contrtdictory nature, and resulted in the bench mailing on order of 2e. a week upon the rev. I gentleman. Mr. Argle bad just served ootice of appeal upon Matchitt, the complainant, and was addressing the bench, when the Rev. Mr. Watson, who sat ne xt to him, sprang to hie feet and made a most micarthly yll. He stamped his feet, and cried, "Bring me pistols. bring me Pistols, lads I am ruined, lam ruined !" Snatching up • large bottle of ink, be threw it at the heads of the reporters, and a jug of water be aimed at the magistrates' whilst the n.agisterial table was up•eo. All this time the greatest oontioioo ensued. the rev. gentleman being held by five or six policemen. He cried oat " that --Decimus (N AV dirtier me"—" I am ruined" —"they are deeila"—" the ten- Odeatea and their clerks are eplsst me —" oh dear, oh dene — " I have not bad • fair trial"—" they have sworn &LW This continued fur • few minuted. when the wratehedman lay senseless upon the floor. Oe rallying las was removed from the room, and at the top of the o kays be attempted to throw himself to the bottom, bat was prevented. Later in the evening he was served with • of costa of the trial, arid again be become wit h excited, his reason having ewitteetly, for • time, forsook him. Hsed tine win& et Saturday eveni the Mitre lon , , Inspenem ctor Rowell, of the county g m ateda -1 taker'biea. Me caved a palatal seriatim is ` veal cartridges- - . " The 2,000 conscripts lately enrolled have deserted and assembled at different points. Hos tages have, however, bees seized in their place. " Some students and married men who were arrested have been set at liberty. The students, as a body, have refused to take part in the revolu tionary movement. " Five priests have been arrested for baring distributed revolutionary writings. " The Marquis Wielopolski has not left Warsaw. " Revolutionary assemblages have taken plane in some of the provinces. At Both the insurgents were dispersed by the military. A band of instil's' gents near Zerosk have been surrounded by a military cordon, which has cut off their supplies. " Domiciliary visits and arrests have been made at Ralisch. " At Posen two companies of cavalry and artillery were consigned to their barracks during the night between the 23rd and 24th lost." ST. PETERSBURG, JAs. 25. The Jewrnai de St. Petersboung of to-day pub lishes an account of the insurrectionary movement in Poland, entirely confirming the telegrams re ceived here yesterday, and stating that the WO- Biota which have t aken place at Plock, Plosk, Badzit, and Siedlee, were of a most serious cha racter. _ _ . It was at Warsaw, on the night of the 22nd inst., that the insurgents attacked all the troops sepa rately cantoned, and killed several soldiers. The Journal de St. Petersbourg confirms the state ment made in the Warsaw telegram of the 24th hurt., received here yesterday, respecting the num ber of Russians killed and wounded iu the fighting which subsequently took place, and says that the loss of the insurgents was very great. It further statee that the Warsaw revolutionary party intended to enact a second massacre of St. Bartholomew on the night of the 22nd to the 23rd instant. At midnight, not only in the city of Warsaw itself, but in every town throughout the province, all the detachments of Russian troops were simultaneously attacked, and many soldiers strangled in their beds. The insurgents also burnt several villages, which were vigorously defended by the soldiers, who finally everywhere repulsed the insurgents with great loss. The Journal de St. Petersburg also publishes • despatch from Wilda, dated the night of the 22nd 23rd instant, stating that a numerous body of insurgents coming from Poland made an attack upon the Russian troops cantoned at Suracc, the oommander of whom, fearing to be surrounded, fell back upon Gablondow. The environs of Wilna were said to be in a state of tranquillity. An official announcement of the proclamation martial law throng'oout Poland has been published to-day. LIEMBBURG, JAN. 25. The greatest agitation prevails in Poland. Open acts of violence and insurrection have been com mitted. The railway and telegraphic communica tion between Warsaw and Cracow, and between Zylomirz and Brzeszlisen, has been destroyed. More than 500 persons who had been enrolled for military service in the Russian army have fled into Austrian territory, near Skalat, and been hospitably received. The Garetta di Torino of to-day says :—" It is asserted that the King to-day signed a decree ap pointing Vice-Admiral Oraoe di Negro, Minister of Marine." TURIN, JAI. 25, Inurnio. The report of the appointment of Poe-Admiral Orace di Negro as Minister of Marine is confirmed. it is asserted that Signor Pepoli, late Minister of Agriculture, will be appointed Minister Pleni potentiary to the Court of St. Petersburg. NAPLES. NAPLEB, JAN. 21. The Duchess of Genoa and family have arrived here. The brigand chide, Crocco, Nino, Nance, and Cameo, have been defeated near Montiochio. They fled into the woods at Castiglione. CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. The following telegram has been received at Mr. Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : " MARSEILLES, JAN. 25. "The Euxine, with the above mails, reached Marseilles at eight a.m. this day. " The mails left for London by the 11.30 a.m. train." NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JAR. 24.--ArrOnrrMlNTS.—Ent: noon B. Holmes, chief ; M'Keevor, Met class ; . WOlanham, second clam ; and F. S. Scott, acting second elms, to the Alecto. Sublieutenants W. Collins, to the Buzzard ; Hon. F.. W. Dawson, to the Defence. Assistant Masten C. Hayward, to the Marlborough, as supernumerary ; T. J. Morris, to the Buzzard ;J. A. Miller, to the Alecto; G. F. Whitman, and C. White, to the Forte; G. H. Pinar., and H. Ba3ruham. to the Narcissus. Midshipmen J. C. Caswell, C. L. Rooks, and E. T. Need ham, to the Marlborough ; F. C. L. Start, to the Black Prince. Naval Cadets Hon. H. W. Shore, to the Edgar ; H. W. Hill, F. C. T. Bosanquat,Cook, W N. Dials. H. S. Gough, F. H. N. Harvey, E. W. Hodgkioson, A. M. R. Hamilton, W. N. Hood, A. E. McMurdo, E. J. Pretyman, W. F. Roth, T. H. Simpkins, and E. A. W. West, to Um Marlborough. CHATHAM. JAY. 2 1 1 The examination of candidates for direct lom missions will commence at Chelsea Hospital tomorrow morning, before Major-General Hamlkw, C. 8.. Tice preeidest, and the members of the Conseil of Military Education. PORTKYOUTH, JAN. 24. We understand that the two batteries flanking Baughman Castle on the sot and west are to be joined to the main works of the castle, the shingle obtained from the bar of Portsmouth harbour being used for that purpose. It is also stated that a battery is about to be erected at Kicker Point, on the Gosport side of the water. Notwithstanding the aocideut to the dredging yowl Mudlark, during the gale on Tuesday last, it is expected that the work of clearing away the harbour-bar will be completed by April next, so that, after that time, ships of the largest barthen will be enabled to enter and le►ve the harbour every day in the year. FRANCE AND ENGLAND.—THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON ON ENGLISH LIBERTY. PARIS. JAN. 25. The distribution of rewarda to the French exhi bitors in the London Exhibition of 1862 took place THE OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL.—QUKENS to-day. The Emperor presided at the distribution, i r , ° "' 4 11. 25.—ne & 1 11 °ell "61°1.1114 Europe arrived at u. s .JO ad ne., embarked Halifax pasesagem, and and delivered a speech in which, after felicitating tel egram' the exhibitors upon their success, their energy, and All .4. Th. p experience d ri s e at eß o g s r &e : atl s ai r&ll " their perseverance in upholding the honour of ARRIVAL or vus TARTAR FROM Lunsow..—The . France, his Majesty said—" That redoubtable Mrs- • screw steamship Tartar. Oeptain Tolley, from Lisboa sad non of British soil has, then, been realised ;" and Viso, arrived at Southampton on Saturday *geeing, with 12 i continued, ern happy to have to reward t h e fint-elaas and 15 second-ohm pismagers, also 46 seamen of bravest of the brave. In fact, we have crowed the the Portuguese navy. The Tartar brings on bath', 4 kips specie, value 2.147 t., also 542 chest. of oranges, Channel and invaded English soil, not with Pg4lB4 awe of asks which carry ruin, but those which confer prosperity 970 hap of . role l e . , 57 p lec i a Xer d el, fig 9o 924 c asks of o e f los cu t and comfort." t d .ullec u kt. m ali f ro, :t213 packages of madras, and 12 packages of uced The Emperor afterwards observed that treaties of 074 . the ma/ oil P r" ligtt winda, The T w a ith hee rtu sz 4 n L e lhog commerce drew nations nearer to one another saa,i°,the Bay of Biato.y, tod.up the Channel moo; winch an d improved their conditi on , and said : _,4 n e er s 7 ma. The aportan Tartar MR Lisboa on the 20th nst. as saht, having hem Aatieipated by s tele . . foreigners have to envy as many useful things, graph. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. The Union Company's Cape Royal Mail steame Cambrian, Captain Wm. Stratt, arrived at Soathampiot yesterday, from Table Bay, Dee. 21 ; Si. Helena, Dee. 25; Ascension, Jan. 2. She beings the usual saanthly mails, 45 passengers, and a mixed cargo. Her voyage has been per formed in eight days lee than the contract time allowed by government. At the Cape, Governor Wodehouse returned to Cape Town on Dec. 22, from his tour through the Western Pro vince. The Colonial Secretary had also returned from his tour through the Eastern Province, and it was rumoured that the Governor contemplated another tour through some other pelt of the colony. It was penally felt that there was a great deal of work to be doom to meet the condition of the country, and the results of his Exoelleocy's inquiries were anxiously looked forward to. Government bad been practising the most rigid economy in all departments, but it was believed that, notwithstanding this, a deficiency of at lest 40,0001. bad unavoidably occurred in the revenue of the year as compered with the expenditure ; sad that parliament, when it re-assembles in April next, would be called upon to provide, probably by a lean, for this serious deficiency. Drought still prevailed throughout the inland portions of the Patera Pro vince, rain having fallen only on the sea onset. Provisions were at famine prises is those districts, trans port almost inipawille, rivers had ceased to now, cattle and sheep were dying by thousands, and great suffering pm veiled amongst the poorer classes. The drought had Greeted a new clue, viz., beggars, formerly quite unknown in the Eastern Province. Sickly looking cabbages were being sold at a ld. a leaf. In the western provisos matters had been very different; there the weather had been very doe and cool, with 000ssiorial showers until within the last fartatight. sins which it had grown unusually hot for the emeeoe, and a great deal of sickness prevailed in Cape Town, especially amongst children. Oa the frontier all was quiet. In Natal the apprehension that had been excited by the atti tude of the Zulus had subsided; it was mid they luicrauffmed so much from the long drought that they were almost power less. The difficulty between the Fres State end the Bunton, in consequence of the murder of a Kafir by a Boar, had blown over, t►e Bunton appearing to be satisfied when they had slain a brother of the murderer. The only disquieting rumours current were from Kaffraria. The King William's Torn Gazette feared a combination im pending there between the tribes under Krell and Joey, for the purpose of resuming their claims upon their forfeited country. A new prophet was mid to have arisen at Keehn great place, who condescended to prophesy that be wee killed by the chief Heidi eight years before, and bad since arisen from the dead, which statement we. supported by Kreli himself. The worthy prophet had also stated that all the cattle killed during Umlakasa's time will arise from beneath the earth during the present summer. Teekelm one of the sons of Moshesh, had fled from Basutoland, and taken refuge in the colony, where be had been appointed a sergeant in the frontier police. It was rumoured that his exodus erase from his Laving twice attempted to murder his father—once by means of poison, then by gunpowder- Another report, however, myna that thew rumours are in correct, and th►t the tawny oon-commissioned is a spy from Moeheeli. OTTICIAL ATPOWTHENTH.—MT. R. B. Lytton has 1 bees appointed secretary of legation at Copenhagen ; Mr. Pekeobem has been promoted second secretary from Oopeo. bairn to Vienna ; Mr. Plunkett, secood 'scream, from St. Petersburg to Copenhagen ; Mr. St. Clair, wood secretary, from Vienna to St. Petersburg. BLEEHINH THE WATERN OP THE Nil/A.—A oorre spookirot of the Nord, writing from St. Petersburg on the o . ceremony of blaming the watersplace. As 18th. says :—'• This being the Rue s iau fthe N eva Twelfth-day, the Imaul, the character of the erranony was as much Ill&itilL1 Oa religious. The Imperial Guard mustered in full force, sod Ithe military schools were present. The Boise of drums was mingled with chants from the church. The Emperor com manded its person, the whole of the palace square betag covered with cavalry. The clergy left the HAM feu the river by the grand estrum, and pads of cameos frees the fortress announced the moment when the holy emu wee pleased into that part of the stream where the lee was broken for the purpose. Three sights before the Empower I and Empress gave their animal grand tall at the Whiter Palace. Twelve hundred persona were present. Diaries took place io the Nicholas saloon, the windows of which Ilook out opoo the Neva, whose froma waters relented hie in immense miner the *seal illureinaties et the lie," TRLICIL (room on am commereneled PAB!, Beenbir Emmen. It is now admitted on all hands that Puebla is not taken. Advice& from Vera Cruz to December 24th merely speak of General Forey's army having occupied several positions on the march towards it. Admiral Julien de is Gravike's flag captain, the Commander Russell, has died alVera Cram. He was distinguished officer, sad was on the list of pro posals for the rank GI admiral. Tbe Emperor, as an acknowledgment of his services, has given the cross of the Legion of Homer to his ion, a midehipten, just arrived from Mexico. Some of the g overnment papers speak seriously of a new and presmag offer of the ~ perola medi- Mien in America. According to the France, the scheme on foot is one spoken of some days since, namely, that the North and South should same commissioner' to beat of peace, but without putting a stop to °setter in the meantime. The new Architect of Pixie, in his first public act Mace his promotion, has thought it neoessary to mile a very offensive and wildness's attack upon riloccl Aussie far not agreeing to the French laterfarenas in America. In • piece =re clergy of Naomi and Tool (of which ikons he is Mill bishop, the formalities for his tramilatioo not having been yet row plied), order f ing charity sermons for the diemesed cotton opera -1 ems, he is pleased to say : Yea know, kf maw le Curi, it is no feat of oar genot ne rous oosiatrylt the drisadly meillatim el Monne has , pat stop to the war in Ammies,and the dem dfdl ealami :rower c:etwisly ollow ti m:s t ie s did siwbiTislir:r lel hw ore il dlt ht t think that the lime was come to pot • stop M. tide horrible *Maio, of hided, and to show Mart is a question which so largely warmer their intreset. Many may think that the archbiebot met oat of his way in eepeemingualy opinion at al/ upon a tree and complicated political. question whisk divider the rulers of the world ; but, at all even* be rens quite out of the rail when he claims a. moaopoly of. for those who approve whatever the ism-- peror proposes. The opinion that the Duke of SM. Cobesg: • Gotha has not positively refused to beanie a ma- • didate for the t hro ne of Greece is tionfissead by the • Patric, which has heard from London that be con sents, " subject to certain conditions, which are now under the consideration of the cabinets in terested." It is stated that Baron Gros,in his con versations with Lord Russell, has abstained, as the Marquis de Cadore had done before his arrived, from offering any opinion ; it 'rejig the wish of France to exercise no measure, not even a mieral one, upon the free choice of Greece. I may observe that, notwiths tanding these &fleeted scruples about "free choice, " the officious journals have received instructions to write against the nomination of the Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha, who there is no doubt would be disagreeable to France. It is believed that Menial Massa, who has just re turned from a special menace to Brussels, com municated to King Leopold the Emperor's views on this subject The Nation says that when the Emperor asked the late Pasha of Egypt for the loan of some black soldiers for Maxie, his Majesty, with supere rogatory courtesy, informed the Cabinet of London of his intention, although, is point of fact, the transaction was a mere natter-of-coarse proceeding between Sovereign and Sovereign, with which no third party had anything to do. M. Granier de Came gees journal bitterly complains that the English Consul-General at Alexandria solemnly and bois terously protected against the embarkation of the first battalion of Shaw Imps, and that y far as that gentleman's opinios is concerned France is put out of the pale of civilization for having simply de manded from the Viceroy of Erupt a regiment which he had the " right to give us. It seems to me that the word ht" is here rather wrongly used. The Pectin o f Egypt, if considered as an independent sovereign, and nut hampered by the suzerainty of the Sulam, had no doubt a "right" to declare war upon Mexico. But that was evi dently in no wise his intention. He neither knew nor cared anything about the quarrel between Napoleon 111. and President Juarez. The Em peror, in making the extraordinary request for the loan of a regiment, treated him as a vassal. He goaded him into an act which was, if not a breach of the law of nations, at least an irregular mode of entering into a war, and one very contrary to civi lized usages. That neither the interests nor con venience of Egypt were consulted in the matter is apparent, from the admission of the Matite e? that whereas the Emperor demanded 1,200 men, the Pasha excused himself from furnishing, for the moment more than 450. The transaction was kept secret as long as possible, and when the rumour of it was first bruited in Paris, the official journals treated it as an absurd calumny. The Nation does not state whether the British consul at Alexandria acted without instructions from his government, but leaves it to be inferred that he will not be dis avowed, and there I suspect the Nation is right The relations of the European with the Eastern Powers are delicate and peculiar, and the French government must have well known that in taking this very strange step it was challenging censure. The cool assumption of the Moaileat that the affair " abovecritienn," will not, I think, stand it in stead many hours. M. Grimier de Caniagnac (a Gaston by the way), says that the French government will laugh at the English consul, and ship another cargo of Egyptian soldiers for Vera Cruz very shortly. I doubt that fact much. The new Peen of Egypt, guided by the public opinion of Europe, will not, I venture to predict, let out his subject& to take part in war with which nationally he has no concern. It is currently reported that the Emperor will pay a vfcit of 48 hours to Rouen next week, with out prejudice to his intention to make a tour of several days in the northern provisoss two or three motths later. At the Bourse, which opened feebly, a rumour was spread that an armistice had been agreed upon, and upon the strength of this very hazardous news the market became animated, and the rente-cloried with a rise of Sc. and 10c. at 69.90 and 69.26. Mobilier rose 6.25. In railway shares there is little change. The Paris papers of Saturday evening publiab a telegram from Lisboa, stating that the sews el the Marquis do Louie Dein about to relinquish the Preadosey of the Council in favour of the Duke of Saldaub► is msfourslad, and that the duke will remain at Roma as Portuguere Ambassador. •---• THREE SHIPS LOST WITH NEARLY ALL HANDS. —Os Saturday, amongst the frail louse reputed at Lloyd's were the wrecks of three shMs, and surly the whole of the crews, vie., the ship William 691 tons, on her homeward voyage from Singapore , to England. with general cargo, foundered oa the 22114 December last, all erupt two boys drowned; the second is the ship F. W. Bailey, of Portland, from San Francisco to Liverpool. struck one shoal and went to pieces, fifteen of her crew drowned ; the third I. the ship Meg Joekina, from Beata, to Cardiff. totally wrecked off Nadi Point on Friday night, during the heavy gale, all on board perished. LAUNCH OP • NEW LIFEBOAT ON THE MERSEY. —Os Saturday • new Mahout ealled the Rescue wee paraded in the streets of Liverpool, accompanied by • pro -00011100 formed by a detachment of the Royal Marius, • body of local volutem», and some noun of her Majesty's ship Maintia, together with • 'lumber of gentlemen eon \ Ilectell with the local committee of the Royal National 'de test Isstitutiou. The processioa started from tit. George's. ball and ultimately rested at the Sermoralie slip, where the boat war launched and christened by the mayoress. Mrs. Garda». The boat is built upon the tabular prim:anis, and • , its patellar appearance &ad the prawn= attracted a crowd . 1 Amos fifty or, slaty thousand persons to witness the ; launch. Mr. It. C. Gardner, the Mayor. gave a humid is i beaux of the measles at the Tura-ball ia the evening. I iThe sus lifeboat will be stationed at New Brithton, and p u pportad by Um Nslionsl Ldtbiont Ingitatinin.