The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-09 00:00:00

NW fr~y~C-`~i • - •• ; t's r. • • • -4 , . 31•431rt451 I tivauaxa !;f (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1857. No. 3,270.] --____ - 8 LLNE et CLIPPER MPS. b. mareumb LONDON to ll 5 1 sad awards verb as. r 1 o,t! . it. assOOPO F reitu, OOP opottlio==ljoo=i t ri i. legoOS soulpier s .... MO no . 1m ow,. • no . Err - • fai eV ies Mi 66; eiliw . n" *T's • -- • g 2 fp• griwt 06 twist" ; • Is Mut 1110i1M. 'nommen We s seensidmi pronal Is Ike ONO PIPS d Op pop. rd. IP riOna. rMEWS ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, i n g ai irr i rre momunsger rig • re Loma is= :i d re • al "Taro= &firais."l=ll. FINE ARTS °ALIT WESTBBN BAILWAT. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. DUBLIN, Felt. 7. The three new Irish elections which will take place in the course of the ensuing week are likely to be all vignroualy contested. In Bandon the remmentatiee of the nobleman who derives hie title from that - borough will have a hard tight with Mr. Shaw, who la not, no has been Mated, a Roman catholic, but a protestant diameter. Mr. Shaw is thorough-ping liberal, said will be well aumerted by the electors, °t his pony, who ma resolved to try whether the borough shall or shall not remain the pocket vote of a noble tinnily. In Cloantel the contest will be a desperate one, the liberals being divided among themselves. a bow section of them supporting the wealthy toryeandidate, Mr.Bagwell, who to do him justice, ham been latterly professing principles the very opposite of those with which he and his (minty had hitherto identified thetearlme. Mr. Bagwelra opponent, Mr. Murray, peraixtx in him determination to go to the poll, and, but for the division in his own party, would obtain an limy triumph. In Downpatrick the rival candidates are Mr. Richard KeT, brother of the hon. member for the county of Down, and Mr. W. Johnstone, proprietor of the Iwwwwiire Protaiont. The latter gentleman will have the ardent sup port of the extreme tory party. The Limerick election hos been fixed for the 17th inst., when Mr. Moneell the new l'reeident of the Bald of Ilealth, will, it is con fi dently en peettd, be returned without any show whatever of opposition. As ENNETTII MODEL WATCH. 66, Chea=.. —AI s •07 0.0 IMO, et the sone via ell ea IWO ; tem 111~a 0... WPM' Wm THI CHILDS Di= •T HALF-A.OOlll THI DOT, BUIT&P • GU% •1D TEL YOUTH ' / SUIT •T • GUI I_l l and ATTIRE, 88, OXFORD tir Tomi. Edram of Cbllassi Is Twill. bate ■ kr slags. dew bs W Talk swam . on Aft Etpdm. r IRST SPRING 81111' sad REGULAR a TRADZIL—Par MONTRIIAL *m ..: the l am. AlTiatallinsr Moos malfter oms aad p ld ap Il i g : rtirrls i n par lammalm—Far liaba tni t t lr or:. ; WORD° 1111=e. No. m Calmar amal.-11.11. 1401. Ma par Ma mammumma ; ;maras Mak al ma magma tic as MO Mill ima al 4Mosas a wed b at, Wm palalad ma Man taly Maas Me MiMa adli PAS sum tj A shirnati A rall AT Ole. AID lITAM SIMI CO., 84 RD-811tHET.—Aa =.2A6. Sll, NA of. s a r w Arr"" 6° et DIM. le plea lime Ye num me mete me DM lie ileftlab ate et Ur 010.1 amble Red kABBA r. DE to CANADA, 1657.—F0r QUEBEC d i k t at aismireSaXr Me Is Oasails as = 1.104111 M Vare:i WI Mi Xit 11•24. i. It gri ITIVUTIgt r .etOe 7 34 - -00=i7S-r7"."16 " TEAM to NEW YORL-.Thi LIVERPOOL 201 LA PHIDILPSIA =CP COMPANY Intral fral tirtrtertri a talism : "" 4" ' Z VtliViiii ii 001:: :...... ' r i..67 : P I 11 0 SAM NORM . ••• • - • J.. . It :"./414 • L.A. Elto EM e te . oo sm or o tr v i r ,_ T ea. All le tilwa rA • .g r" . v" imi . 19. 1ingq,.....:.:••••, i r . ... A"' i h 9. 0 INNS COMM. 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W.IDON POSTAL DISTRICTS.— STAN POI D PATS ‘T POSTAL DISTRICT IN T SLOPS/ Is orrousedoetio the &410 to bo a to the Wow to 6111.7.re50 osel co epotheibes to essahrd, vestodost ere elotheer.ll. Obsetssonso SAPP) LONDON NEW POSTAL DISTRICTS.—The Mal t adia.DON. r isiland to 4,•• r•r Mal et lll*.ar tbe rrp r le eadal• the wirlit Wzr em OM. him asst. 61 , : LONDON POSTAL DISTRICTS.-SKETCII 11• P of th• LONDON POSTAL DINDSICTIL reletoDat of It fake ism Oa Omani Rot OM. IVY • Iht a pels then sod the &melee la wide% Ihsy an Osseo imposed far ths Amami !spry. V. see Woe as* b.: ullsre, rambles& Leseles: Memel Otaafter{ 44 0111lbefell. el W.I. ON .1 WA. NAN. LONDON POSTAL DISTRICTS.—The CWCL ICNOWLVDOII OfICIETTY MAP et LONDON, aimed Waiter the New Pedal Metleoe, eith Ye Poet ear, LYS ef etteettel Ono. tee phone ea 4110611 Nee WOO tetteNM : b7 : too._ - rod of Peatterter•lMmei. Mee. view ; Y Agee eit weeeted ea Ilea.* are, Te. ed. leer ewe eye New. eillkoat) : team melohei. Lemke Mewl INeaked, Clotteeacot IOW.) DR. LIVINGSTON'S DISCOVERIES in A F 110.11.-4114 lIAP IgIICA. Is the Illerim doimed sad "r"" leato. iihett=irairla ge thefel II orgrbedok 'Mr rs.pli... Car tan limiugsb lbalmaitail=ehMAß*l•l7. M.; abaft" ei. •ea 4 ow an tbs. i. M. mow is 4 IGEN (SW: pr pill kr en whFXPEDMON to PERSIA.—The MAP of Pliiht A. with Poi dOw Mora Intim /Sy 0. Loos, .A. Primed. Antis ; *I. mime! hittlmbel la Qs hobs et the it isowtodge gaiety. Caw be whaidwoi oat bieiwollom liish onto sod prke. a map a hlhttolthih. lolooddoloa , with mei it liwkhars. and Ando. Looks: Giword duo/wok h alworhowns (LW). whim twlsloglio et sop• WO be hot ow spVloollwa. ka 4BARDMENT of CANTON .— Th. ATLAS re ImplA i Mitor ow. % is : ad& S. ... sop able g iv estayeE i f 4 . l Am. 7ra x.: ..., ...... .dr ' br C l e k ; Otago. MI Allman.* 0241.01+.0.167. gib. di Ibi d lie NW sod Is Os min. err a t=si ea Se Mailleed. 14 Cliaillnipom loodea CIL WA Bw ZEALAND.—Th. 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Mr. Mazy Mdstkr, aught ble edema to a sses b: sleet af *Meg le ihe reletemd deem yich the %Mei Me mem& Us Ambit Me ▪ ehdp se la ems, lei brim el sesais, del dais Ms opertindedt le mos ale awake sod west these foes A =CU she IM• Mee Mr. foes mdl bus lo Me Or peep wale to e w e . d e ep= et yelp Mt by may lewd et Ids eIM des bre seaward Modem Mom Tam, est bebetbetes tjeF I. heyday loperm. Our him Mem my not owed OM Mime the d My party, owl the popelrolly d Mr. , broso emu& • smiles fi the Mee et earerwosel sysism s s fir as lehlei Y emessol, yet lb• melts Is see bet W Mama, mad bri e _elee —y etsvmliat eesseles. le Is emlbee wle Si we arm Ibt fte air deekty Mk* employe. la leistee tem diems es .Bede_ ; egtftiiedeetKlsweiry, • seimmee r met d ear AA A glee the bed lice et de Impaleme, ham Id* allsoded eeeei doll s& Addict we Id* glees by the DAM lied•M to Ms. WINE Nkatim seabed the somey of Woe Itwalm be the Casty dViessla, who 'stover.' the bolsi Me the it teed oweldsiles of that rimy, ilekedbig esi Maim est the meow* she war ho mho the drellea es mos ms. - Mr. oodess was "DM he' se It le esmesity sib , M oseeeerest as bet teellest dr Ireem eel hist pelt • Mit Is the swam shell he Mil OMNI ekes yare b Zy. Wm Wakes is • mem d Combsesk =le UAW his Mimes Is bar ledraW• Ife emelet Me bin $ mod NOM bet be bre waned OM spiel Ye • wity Impe ese, es' peopeelly awl basso hem gem Ma is UM Me lbs. la Sim benweemeMr, wes, meme, Way= writ r e a le s =7, l = • Add lat;s ig n so of iss= l 42.. Isdthislistrosekerwsliwasdolisseilltri =the amass elm te Beat Miry (Mr. lathe dirk% epee et die esedble, moss nolgulloht• mo bat tto heft. the 111 which = pedbmist, the a l b r i st ?sir t itte=os ib id=ra l er i C , who opposed No* Mr, by Mr. me- Ord Uses eles, ste belt dr Moe et VIINTONA emo sellsegiNk et lie biased epposerle eal It Mt ewe el eels mewer Melee said bow bo _tor. Mr. Mee am West le the be thel Mee the Lem Mose rem* the Aimee Mee Mode d the VIM& pm, It mooed Web* Ads mid the Mild Is • lied th e new ow weSpepee of another ssisay, Ist he Ibes miesmily reqadie* Memo% were he dos perms ot LT4 lewd me Art►dent es Ibe Ardwieses se Is seled Mese, tbs, pe y wee et ee • i Ldree ewe donee rid emordles 'Met, is fie did, mall rligittweb lbeird seed so was, b ey ell to obtain. Om* Mr. Irstaff win awl with this grist bet as its impedance atearms,—Aistel Nerestry, Fee. 7. TES OPIRA 'MOON Ia Eattrituaaa.—We kern that the drri far = a t: d• short epee won, mid& sommeros ca rued, hes but sea that the raw wiry at the Theatre _d be suberled kb • tirsee isle; then is tis se Asti et be oda mei of tbe reposseateliees, the eel, adjset Of Impel big the Ammo of dr sessaa. It bee apt pet bed deelly &gi mbal whet epees shell Is *abed ea the Mid deli, bet the be es se pier* ear Cie: aims :—Yebnesp 14, labs a larsorsoir • itrorro; Ate lir ca r ? ; 12 14 141 . = . ; ; 44 , Iteerdei r :ar. AWING. if ME ErfaieTtpl (Taal. A ataTIMATI O Cdolizin.—Mr. Wasik the " Mir et the law," leis bird to de Feb* sel lis Zareles, lMlN C . 4111. he Li w grimed r eassoia bet hadla. seriseed yak pease wit Ed desieum a. as lehish bed Jed alma pies la thelra is lez; di the abbe se eabibil tribed lisheit reedit Trendicees~V— Breed A NoVIL OAT=-11/0/ 4UOII Isberliese *ports • etegui Cele jut bred at the burgh rise ebb. • m em said Mail, ewe charged yak bid bash sed 4114,82,. wi loils io. olt e M arid he a wismisr mahleste, aid the p ilsideed) draw he di e we the f The era mid he bed& sod dr ins Net **—A d the paidlie It was ast at edit be bei le lei It we Nay dolar It root be Nab midi. ism/ bea • DUbile is wn the elker.—The lied So* Mr. Ind O Wm a Via nod plead sat whin the leis the * dies bis alba —The liatiele: lit I Ned ear le yea Ws Hoed ri lima,* es it is aid, sal pea di aid bit : " I do booby epee id I dell set gee bileelba arms Obi br rhts, bl.l = 4 am I via b ii — A eislY *dr se wiz ft awalessrui la the less i fUd t I 1 war la=l. mi l l A rib ofir or "1 de w SA sad as I aid mom to Gel r dr pod divot Ar I • ast frozbillos lbws as botrostoso rep r dm. sir pride ibor kr oiro. dm trio Ths mad teed the eedi es 6arsd..d a. vie Ws ail as is pledweee&—lleatiele : The eeml abe Ire yea is. be sue die dalea•—'llls sd iaid mart Nina t 7 WI Mk lot to elm—iito or glo =l4surr bid *di* bid ad try drouribo debase; del ail id lhal be aseiter.-111= biteeiet mid It roil le roorsirry, as dr Iwo reollrbo *ersarb f• Illrierudo Arorpo.—A box dart wee of rird et rbr ia llitt beim es Go firult. ellient le mem* these bollft bra otriii iii, tstow . orL lostod Ity the W~fe *en order oldeirol riot* =sdr lugs* oldrrais tribe It= bow dtdriomllom ad wird ad die dna be liver er was aim ea saw videacilhikkiwommPedl• OMMOrms wee lave bon orsottil rid wawa or am CONTOCATIOII4-I=llllmt Stag char s tire of the probe* d le dr Nit et lie EXHIBITION OP THE BRITISH INSTITUTION. The exhibition of pictures at this institution, opened to the public to-day, is interesting, not so mash for the superior excellence of a few works, but for the visible improvement that is manifested gene rally. The mean of artistic, rapacity is certainly higher, if we may judge by this exhibition, than it was some years back. There is evidence of greater care, thought, and attentive manipulation than we have been used to see. A large number of pictures in the room are painted honestly without resorting to tricks. Painters are evidently studying the rammer of their art, and the sins against first prin ciples are less than was formerly the cue. In land scape painting we trace the influence that Turner has exerted on the English school. This is shown by the greater attention paid to atmospherical effects, by the fidelity with which natural objects are painted, and by the practice of harmonious colouring. We have fewer ideal landscapes than Artists have in a great measure left off painting typical trees, lakes, and mountains, and have gone straight to nature. Not many years back the exhibitions gave evidence that a large number of artists were painting not only landscapes but historical pictures, on the prin ciple that there was always something ful than any beautiful object present , to ,e eye. They were, therefore, always painting up to an ideal type. The tree that they copied was twisted and curved into their idea of the perfect tree. The meet lovely face and figure in nature was only con sidered as the type of something more perfect. The consequence of carrying out this principle was that the painted representations of living objects were relined into something very different from reality. By this struggle after perfection all individuality was lost. By an insane pursuit of beauty all life was sacrificed. Whatever may be the actual merits of Pre-Balfaellitism, it cannot he denied that it has exercised a wholesome influence on many artists who are far from acknowledging the truth of the principle. Artists are more solicitous to paint after nature than formerly. There is more truth and honesty in their pic tures. The great defect which struck us on Saturday was absence of tone. In general the drawing was good and the colouring harmonious, but both lights and effects were too scattered. Unity was wanting in too many of the compositions. DRAMA. t HAYMARKET. A new comedy, in three se% waled Double-faced Ann, was produced st Ude here es Straday debt, with taw thee ordinary success. Thrower nab of maw, net eddy at the cane of the peon Ur et the rad of every set. In maw to calla for " the erfres," Ifr. llatilittee mid that the dears was "a Ise trumelatisa hors the Feral" It is sr aspires le ear siege de pkee called la ler Bro-Hooetwo, Idiot Ine been in pelt ewe et Pine rear the briereea. The whiptades, by seintitutiett Loin fee Perk, and legilek diameters fur French, hes bra dandy etarrell; Vat he French erg* nel ertheler, la lay papal& The reamer are tare French than lash* sad the selpet turn. upon the mania for verde tieraptevahat In Parlor society tow eater which—though we are bed eregit—ose love, happy, not yet reached. In Perin lily pig Ire Mien into abeyance— wade* tied earn de eat seillehatly excite the vest aridity et the pent reswellen, lad the Stock Exchaage is the greet " of the lag, le which an classes—ren, wires. aid abrdrea—reseel to esti* the sari now fens whisk levers then. Of semen as the step le the mirror • t soniely, dismiss 4 tree er hes, the seller of anted I every plan which the P. 4 step produces. The very last dame ef the nosier Dome. bought out the other day at the Omar", le ark* mulkap at It. It I. called Le Quisties irsteper, arl Peas ups the fortune. of a smessedal spectdaser. In ell tier press the Argon of the has Is reply mod, hewer the dines buth understand awl whit it—it enters We fix* own every-day talk. Anew etwrivea, fhb Is he yet the ern we hope ; and ilrelbee, Ain* the on pixy we an noniebe of was wail Veththlth psi des peat pratlty of talk sheet deft awl awes, with all the terhalcatities at "the ilease," war beeriy eg ad was fah by many Masa eareivie Ie he eieeeltsity theses& The play we pat ea the stage with dr megieleaese earl &pace which of late years we has, herald team the Preset. The seam hi its esensaige„ was quite rabilary, though the listoefords so room fur betivideelltefWesey. The prin cipal angle, Vitae, was perkreeei tpClippeadds ; Miff aid Head, the tee estke-hiteak by W. Pee ad Disalthwa; Lolly ead Foamy, the two sistes,ly Yaa B. RIME= ea Mb, Reynolds; Gloms by Caveat, sod Wes./h. y litStre. SHALL-PDX AND TACCINATIOY HOSPITAL. The essiel peril ea= of the governors of tide bellleihr wee MI ea Pettey, in the Merd-roos of is be=llfetip=llll; Sar i ac Tt xv KR, ESIVIIIOIIII. re aleiset dew report it bel le Oil ire wen SIG persta rewind into the of vies 1111 we Erie rod 274 Masks ; of WON tralkdsi bun am* act wide= Of tli h e u al ewe of avi pm, NI were =rewired, 1 had previessly bed are per, =I 2 had hew leeseiled Mr that draft TM rewirdied 411 air sewn= ear reeinetion. la II of there se robs die reerrei rwelsalion weld he drseid, het Is elet, elbriese, mom ee peel= sere dissereed. TM veceireei Mused 7111 re reit. rile =We ems of asell per. The delis 11 the year wen 102, rim a in tally ea doe whale eilidase of 16 per cent. Aware the risedeeled the er meaty was 66, of 31 per test., sad raw Me rersted, ar ILT per rat, Then bed WM= pew= redid= et the bared ler* the =I 1,111 drips ef we lysib =OM lie the nte reisiss. TM spelrid may= te "Ma attention Ira. rad et the hir ins were* rusts rem= Let July, .Ras a kart cereleirsee Ober tee we =I • MN) than that of wry Lidr=here waives/ k beer of the haste, bre elllty the opliwile of 1826 bmil bees es Web es 11 re cwt. bed Wl= le 16 par eat. te UM le UK The =by id the beer= wee theeske edit= The mild* ems le =Lams It= =es tie bier= less estailibird, bus sift earbalt—ebeet e great, elite marsecieriderli 1 of the weelersil brig =risk roes Is • wry % d egree arelbehle the eserwriladia Awl el =got bespitel r ereepred des in= et wines. At the eippelles el th e eilwallue several Mr pro vided alibi essvereser le bs ker =rely hir m p= pima= WWI 01 • pub& emirs kir that peep fir Ss ewer( yew brie bets gelled, ht. grim P. like., es ercercery, la See re= Cit, Nee, neird, the preerdlep essebeled willt thanks to the thine= Govninuort ArroirrmENTL—The followins lave been made et the Celnelet-ellte :—T. te bee member of the Ulevask Coosa of the • Bir C. A. 11. Itainleld. Dint., lobe nudist et the Catura of NOTi• ; T. Trion i.e., to be Tae; fl. Pan sa:Mte lie • amber al tie comma of Nowle• J..Aldons . Pori" Zest., te be amble of thi Loghiellve thenell IMMO Iderml Lint leis J. Itelanens i. lt s to be somber of the Inghtelive ; Oseseil of Nov t wick ; end I. W. Alemisr. Zen., lobs estoulal et t. Reiser. Mr. Jae* Askew Itieekvell, V iso Oeewl at Labia. le appolund her lbjelty's Consul at !NOY.— Olisrwr. - - Evil Dto Cumin Yon Youno MEN.—CaosBY l i - HALL MID TIM CIVIL Barmen IZAIIIIIATIOIL—Mr. Titonwiltediab awl Mr. Edward two of tit wad brta of Mit ftdanOwnt Jun _hen eirkseithe Obi in in the idwra Dagnelinost d Oa Prit7 awilwillatt slur .a anninatian Wen Clan Swiss Osailism. Tit swim of emilliates adnittad In ow.* Wive gepiailmaii mos tuusepar. Ms is IN rani sod+ ups Idea Os Loa Ihediet fr *sad MOM sips atio Roc OWN liatliask as Ira sescsbiry, as phew eseararise lanniort Men waft lawn ma nolinta iv dwlntipa, ma in the haw acadrilia aar MS wassertal. . _ . IL Pared SS rattrassoxs.—A rate for the en ern 6 rev IS •111111.41 ft Rat wr taper to at the Nary! Meer Willem Isitsder ills der ere for the peer 1457 wil be la were' Ira b. is b.f., shwa ire ma um& it IL ;theme d ere wlll lederwrolodreereeesl.fraa la Y. le la SL ; 111111 wire re wrered, der b. IL le la ; dr erre tar w• i MIL; Ira err wheat wring, b b. MM where ad =MA L. b.; barn Of 14. le be pear ea the poor rate of the Frith. The financial statement of this company has just been Wend, from which it appease that the total receipts on capital account to the alit of December last amounted to 23,019,0621. The receipts consist of 8,167,9194 ordisnry capital; 69,392/., Berke and Rants Eitenaion shares; 1,363,9794, irredeemable 4 per cent. preference stock ; 129,0001., redeemable 4 per cent. preference stuck ; 1,980,2321., redeemable 41 per cent. preference stock; and 1,268,3264 redeemable 5 per cent. preference stock ; making together, in shares and stock, 12,946.847!. The amount raised on debenture* 101U1S, lee., is 10,072,2151. The total expenditure to the Slit of December last amounted to 22,878,981/., leaving a balance of 142,101/. 350,0824. was expended during the half-year. Notwithstanding the obstructions to the northern teethe of Up Omit Western Railway, the maple fur the half-yes, ending the 31st of December last amounted to 795,353'., against 734,7631. at the ooneeponding period of 1865, show ing en increase of 80,8001. The working ripener* of the past half-gees amounted to 309,3501., against 296,2461. at the corresponding period of 1856, showing an increase of only 13,1041. In the expenses, or about 21 per cent on the in crossed teaks, and in the net receipts of 47,4981. or 79 per mt. of the increased teethe. The gross teethe on the Ellnewebury lines kr the half-year ending the 31st of De _ --.- MirIVISTMo 1 bwreaseof 17,19117, or 16 per cent. The ' working expenses amounted to 71,9621., aad for the corresponding period of 1856 to 78,596/., showing a deeresae of 4,6341., which, together with the increased receipt., made an improvement as compared with the corresponding period of 1865 of 21,8251. in the net re ceipts on those Hass. But from this sum must be deducted 6,2751. to cover the expenditure in respect of obtaining trait at Birkenhead, sad conveying it over the Birkenhead line, and 3,9421. for interest on additional capital required to provide more working Mock, Minas, &c., for the increased real e, having 14,8681. to be provided by the Great Western, instead of 17,7261. at the corresponding period. Were it not for the additional charge at Birkenhead in consequence of en sward, the sum to be provided would only have been 9,5934 larked of 14,8681. On the whole it would appear that the increase in the rose revenue of the Greet Western and 81wewsbury linos immures to 77,7911., and in the net revenue to 64,048/. as compared with the corresponding period of 1865. Another feature in the oceoenta is that interest and dividend is paid upon the whole of the capital expended, with the ex ception of 22,0531. charged against capital in respect of MUMS expended on works in coarse of construction, the greater portion of which are now completed. The expenditure of capitol during the year 1868 amounted to 792,5311. Although the prefereace charges for interest of loans and preference stock amounted to 311,7981. for the peat half-year, being 36,6661. more than at the corresponding period of 1865, the directors ore enabled to declare a dividend at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum, leaving a balance of 17,2781., against one declared at the rate of 2k per cent. per annum, leaving 18,1001. over, at the correeponding period of 1855. YID-SENT RAILWAY. The fourth ordiagy general half-yearly meeting et the eheirebellere of Sit eteepen we hid ea Saturday, et the Mist-leteee, itesieftmit ; Sir J. W. Lv Hence, the annum et Me ecopey, in the .. . _ TIM report shawl that the Am bell been weed fee traffic cm the Ltd Jenmay, end the 1111111.111 th.. bed Men eerie feelery. The lee or embed by ite South-Pmenn mr_tir as Iwo el dm eymemmt made wink than In In Mil el 411 per eme. of the pees reeipte £.r in=tutt s mile the emenalers wen to =kW& the Ifi• par eat @Anaemia, elm the milts nee be bum by the SendwleMeen Ccen mem The mmawymmenle few fee filet amine et the MIAs ewe st anal seeemerliy beetembene, tni the di mew Alt mewed the when them wee properly @MIK and an improred novice ef beim bed mere elleeneally stewed the tangle of the Ashiet, their meets time el the value of the line wield be fully twined. The director. emarneeinnl the preprisiors an the completion of the merlin le an sleet a lintetrenk their commelicement, seer seated that the cast weld but tightly eoead the 0n rtes estimate, and be semi within the authorised capital. It was banded to apply la the enstg somion foe powers to extol like Ibis to Croydon, End the enders IMO sailed the umiertekleg would peeve highly ennmnerstive is ilaelf, ar4 aid notionally to the veins el the priaest peoprrty. Manama three-fourths of die eepitel bed her already taken m i tl fie threcton were prowdeed veinal support la per the town emlfneigidieweloood of Croydon. She misinsee's report doled that the line was in complete worlds, nalkw, sod the lie washeolon hod performed their work la • meet mediae. meaner. The Citantialt, is imsehar the adoption of the report, mid that the at alcara .iN ever the enitnates was caused by HMO verbs not contemplated; the traffic had fully sawed their and would, no doubt, largely items hi the lIIMIRWE season they had also every reason to meet a large goods trate w lcn their arrangements for It were completed. WT. WILKINSON, M.P., wooded the motion, which wee owing ananimottaly. Tb. CHAIRMAN proposed that WORM Peter Cater and Lightly likepaon, the retiring directors, be re-elected. MR.I6IOIII.LT Sinnott wee re-elected a director. Yr. CHARLILS CHRISTIAN, the retiring auditor, woe alit reelteted. . . . . The Cumulus add it woe beelesary to 6z the saliudt the secretary. Mr. Bellamy was a ascot valuable o me. The board easaidend the miry ought to be 3001. • year, and he be• te nen • esseinds• to that 'Sect. Mr. HAMM sestand the resohttion, which wee canted ursiderady. Oa the irellea if Mr. Ilsoclutor, wended by Mr. IEXIONT, the rentemediead the directors was fixed at 9001.• yew. Ths issadng than proceeded he ballot fora director in place d Yr. War. The result wee: Potato. For Mr. Sutherland .... 1,399 For Mr. Calor 225 .... 782 Majority Mr. Sutherland was tbwefore declared elected. • wale of thanks we then passed to the chairman, and es meting 'award. THE ROYAL BRITISH BANS. TO Til Horton 01 Tlll =PRIM Bm e —As &alma el the committee of share. Whim Vow to pbse As sassorstylufr to your hoards, lamb to omit* yew We ahreaty to arose us In carry-We; oat so aiwile am object—l No, ice. GiOROE ouxorr. SOO% Bas if...,, Feb. 7. Sonth Iles Hors, Threadneedle-street, Feb. 7. Dart the last Mr** earranieadina knee Ws con stantly nig an harm dr asamitlas al tba aleitalaildan of the Royal lkdkli irk arl amailtre at dratliars. On Friday r arm ihe Mk Int, at a fall ismilnunas Us twos tier two kern tie arampsarlag asslrkno ere ardrandy alkyls& My dr plan 41 Iserrui, a way at ddlourem i prall:=lreholders, rad ie le lapel ea fad all be pea le the earful litigation widek kr bow gdag ea ar sew time paa : - - - - - _ " sarived animmaar : _ " 1. sir dribibire off de dor' British Hoek (t rough triv eritillea) ...i mise rto ad ogres lay to de onaditid of de ber • ef In IL in de pool by bro brad mei lib. inrerd in de it et Mob ..it, end In N. b re en be lblo Aril next ; carbon to reedier ine breed the rods under de leak .in dbibugo gibe debt dra to der bra rteak. a b lal et M. ya t tire reds by dr dkiebre set to be en bond stir dr eiesplem vide ear bilks prod body of evedilist sni no meld beta, smart dr erre in Irk alothrsse et isq brit `step" by • masider. d m ills mesetsit le be spied or bolero dr adiroon et dr el sboreldirs and doe errilles of " ispoikestes it poll 4, 2. net le • receiver arid be sprinted, it prestiedin so es le roterts to de abantaiden; aid as tared liai indlin rand be oriel tearer. • fibre to all Or sirediddre , _. WA rbithir oi i n= moil le iris sr Idris idWro tio r i a, Ito =lll=le NY Or eir In 6d. in tit rit la bolo viedriss." Mr. Charles SIMMSr has accepted his election as ! 3, er for une# l , 4 ,..bvt.it ie Atafa l Thiair heath wilrolZw bin to toto — ltio NM during say port of this seuks. [Advatisseientl—AT XL lizaits ESTABLISH- inott4 d I2. izototrost, Bra 4,. Imanksa== . ol74ol Pas" WO in 1:Inlop sitrbea:rill=gge•l• ibi tmo. sod Mbar selide• d to Irney WWl' Ow • Whig •= ter Magibl Cakcy. 11d0ne5, 11 .1 41 ., 114 as- pire al en lbw =Ur git lii ob i TM arrbir stilia SPORTING. take place to-morrow (Tuceday), the 10th instant.e tine of country selected conning, with the exception of one piece of stubble, of peas lends. The entire route will be visible from the stand. The sport will commence at one o'clock. The express train, which leaves Paddington at 9.40, arrives at Westbury at 12.60. OVIVULZ SITEPLECRARM.-- nine Atteplochases are ap pointed to take place on Thursday and Friday next, the 12th and lath instant. The fret event—the Fanners' Steeple chase—is fixed for two o'clock. The 9.15 express train from Euston-square is due at Oundle at 12.26. NAVAL AND MILITARY. RECRVITING DETARTNIENT.—The following cir cular has been issued from the Home Guards Circular Memorandum.—With reference to the circular memorandum dated the sth of September loot, fixing the establialiment of reginienta, it is to be clearly understood that men are not to be enliste d at the head-quarters of corps or depots until fur ther orders, although under the strength authorised by that memorandum. This notification is not to prevent command ing officers bringing to the General Commanding in Chief's notice the names of men whose term of ten years service will expire during ISM, and who may 'Ash to re-engage.—lty command of his Royal Highness the General Commanding in Chief G. A. WireitriutL, A.G." ADMIRALTY, FEB.7.—APPOINTIIENTs.—Mr. Chita. A. Lee and Mr. Walter P. J. Puma are appointed assistant-surreons to the Victory ; and Mr. Stephen to the Impregnable. Babe, sct i PORTSMOUTH, FZlt. 8. The Diamond, 27, sailing ate, Captain C. B. Hamilton, arrived at Spithead y dy from the Madder mama. She left to-day fur Chatham to be paid off, having been in commission three years and a half. CHATHAM, Fos. 8. An order from the Admiralty has been received directing a reduction to be made In the wages of the hired labourers em ployed in the dockyard, who are to be paid 12e. per week after the 14 et April. A public meeting was held in the town on Friday evening, at which the High Constable pre sided, when a memorial to the Lords of the Admiralty was unanimoualy adopted, praying their lordships to rescind tho order. The Right Hon. tho Setectary of State for 'War has re ceived her Majesty's sanction to allow the good conduct pay to Were non-conombodoned of who were deprived of it on being promoted to be sergeants according to the rules of the servers. The order has been received with much plea sure by the non-ocmunissiosed caws at this garrison. GROSS OUTRAGE BY THE MILITARY AT THE CHATHAM POST-OFFICE. CHATHAM, SUNDAY. Much excitement has been caused in this town by a violent attack yeeteribot morning mode on Mr. I)add, the postmaster, by • party of ' , oldie. , within the pat-office pee- MON. Mr. Dada, who is much injured, states that he heard a noise of several men in the poet-olliee pasiage, between 12 and 1 yesterday morning. The Sheerness mail-cart wee standing at the door, which was wide open. Ho hastened out to are what was the came of the disturbance, and saw a large party of soldiers ill-usi a sailor of the Iris, and nearly env i.ng him. Mr. Do dd interfered to rescue the man, and whilst doing so received a tremendous blow on the bead with • been stick, which laid his head open to the extent of three Mehra. The wildiers then forced open the door, with the in tention of getting into the Oleo where the mail-bags were, bat Mr. Dodd chanted for assistance, and kept them back with a sword, threatening to kill any man who advanced. HO cries brought down his family in their night clothes, but the instant they piesred several stones were thrown at there. Mr. ItanW; of the Mitre lintel, next door, hearing the uproar, came, with several other persons and the soldiers then made good their retreat. Long, the ; mail-driver, in endeavouring to render assistance, received a severe blow on the face with a soldier'. waist-belt. AS soon as the men had left Mr. Dodd went at once to Colonel Eden, the commandant of the garrison, who ordered all the to be aroused and the roll called, to ascertain who were absent. A court of Inquiry, presided over by Major Robertson , R.E., asembled yeeterdsy afternoon at the Mitre to investigate the ciosenstasces and to examine witnesses. Five soldiers were Identified, belonging to the 87th Regiment and the medical staff corps, bat the civilians who were engaged in the eating. coald sot be identified. The report of the roust will be forwuded to the War-ollice. The petnicuaer, Mr. Dodd, was confined to his bed yester day, under medical treatment, in consequence of the injuries ho had received ; but he was outHeiently recovered to-day to be able to make a report to the Postmaster• General, who will order • prosecution. ECONOMY IN TUE —Reductions on an extensive scale are ordered to be put into execution in the government departments at Wools-wit at the end of the present financial year. In addition to the &mime of the various clerks engaged tot extras during the late stress of work, the services of the whole of the tempo rary clerks, a number of whom have been always attached to the establishment, are ordered to be dispensed with. With a desire of corresponding with the rigid instructions of economy which have been issued, about 2,000 artisan, and labourers are likewise to be discharged at the end of March —namely, 1,000 from the Royal leboratory, 500 from the carriage department, end about 500 from the storekeeper'n and the gun factory departments. Reports ere current to the effect that the majority of the artillery officer. employed anyerinteeding the department. of Woolwich Arsenal are to be superseded by civilians experienced in the durics of the department., the services of the military oaken, having been demanded by the Commander-in-Chief. Other Important chhaannggesca are likewise to be made in the state branch of the War Department. Many of those who are advanced in life are to be allowed to retire on the superannuation list. Tit LICENSING SYSTEM AND BILLETING Or BoLanits.—The following is a copy of • letter ',voiced by Mr. Dimon, of Liven team Mr. W. Brown, M.P. 1867.—My deer sir,—A. I ma stir ennunad at re iel.wtew with yourself and the pedismien who esempenini yes in very interreetly stated in the Them of this lay, rut Is sear purrs which I have seen, I write to prevent mislabel r riemppeelsearks. We perfectly agree that the Karig at miller is a ever herd ably on the publicans of Lrioryisel. Aldo* scenes of great inunarelity rim piece Is sere boo-hewn and ure-lsonsr, yet other re suet raperably redacted. I yam In was set y. te biller any in the Hews at Cerress on the sedrat. Having moved ter set sistetrd a eserwales Mberm Iste the lice rre errs, end the ersreenert bssr-bnerrad palille-beser e nist dr 'Mow telex sal dr Newt et the nemiese bag sew bean der Genres Grey, I orealar I hero dans re OnW • whether the gerwreent will de ear dig Is the weer ' I rennet ear. I perwbst to let you Knew it I head wrythise es the esli bat I one so grim bow I disnli vote ifs ha rare Ist arid ; this rot demi aides la. Bat es the rem hew it Se he lahrel did I eserseoldbe ell yaw riews. It Weld be swell then I also it I wee went. I Alen then Is greet nen Irpownsent mad Meantls dr rade et pent t=eraittagkrr fatene. derseene I esseried . Adly, We. lisowsh— Henry Durns, Req., Coon s6eat, Liverpool." FEEFUER RESPITE OP MAirstu..—Tbe Governor of Waideirse Gaol has received her the Barrels a far ther rser a l the convict Kaneda until the et Kay.— Dew (AIIMIEBSPOWDL.I-110LLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND a w p 2 .16 . 7: .. Fr2... MIN weenser serwr =ta i..47 1et MM. AID tot that swral areoserl A et r•••• •I 7 • lin Se 1.7 one rd••••.. te•VT•l= l :• 6 l 4 eimselY - 11 6 a Ino= o. llt4r g. $ll. Zit OLD COURT. (Before the Matonier.) Wm). Sayer, 15, • res=birlooklng lad, pleaded guilty to four indtetinents fir The prisoner, it affeared, irl been for twelve months in the 111,11100 of Yr. Dellelb, warshouseman, in Aldersgato street, and his father bad base for thirty-three cries in the wow scrim. It appeared that recently a nunifsir of forged cheques had been pmosnloil to the prooentor'a bankers, Smith, Payne, and Cis., and he a considerable tiros no auspieke was entodelnei as to who was the guilty party, it &dig however clear from the excellent manner in which the terrines were executed that they were the work of tame person, well acquainted with the prosecutor's rignature and the mods in which his butanes was conducted. At length, it would appear that something occurred which led to an inquiry reeperting the prisoner, and it we.. ausertaiind that he lout been asamiated with very bad characters, and that be had parchasid a gold watch and other expensive articles, taking care, however, nut to let the articlea be seen by , his father, tow to avoid awaits, ; and there was no doubt that he we, the person who bad com mitted the forgerico, and that theme articles were the premeds. Mr. !lorry, who appeared for the primner, asked the court to postpone the 'antrum, to give the prisoner an oppor tunity of gating what he had done with the property hr had bought, which he bad concealed emnewhere, iu order that it might be delivered up to the prosecutor. The Recorder, however, mid he could not widen to melt Pr.P.iti°n• It was ay r bed c_Sre—W4 SatiP4l sstvltada Gee fwv years. Jaws Berkr , who had pleaded guilty to an indictment for forging a deed, and other charge., was sentenced to four years' penal servitude. Load Aririo Liroford, who was eomieted of stealing a quantity of plate belonging to his muter, was also brought up and sentenced to 12 months' hard labour. NEW COURT. (Before the Common Serjeant.) Henry Belcher, the tutor Who, on Friday, in the Third Court, woe found guilty of libel, came up fur judgment. The Common Seijeant, in passing sentence, said the wide meanour of which the defendant stood convicted was a very . serious one, end he did not believe that ha (the defendant) was fully sensible of the nature of it. A legal difficulty, arising out of the way the defence had been brought before the court, prevented evidence being given to prove the truth of the allegations in the letters which hail been rent. Even had they been proved true, that would not have served the defendant, for the mica which had been laid down for his guidance clearly showed that the alleged irregularities arose out of mine neglect upon his part. If they were true, or he believed them true, de fendant had concealed them from Mr. Clement., which was another violation of the inlet reposed in him ; and then came the worst part, that defendant had only diacloeed them to gratify an ill-feeling which had mitten in consequence of Mr, Clement's conscientiously refusing to give testimonial. of his good conduct. In large establisbulents it was impossible for the master to attend himself to everything. Persons having the very high trust reposed in them which in this instance there was in the defendant, ought to be most careful in the performance of it. The apology made was a reparation doe to Mr.elenients, and he was bound to say that the irregu larities complained of bad nut been proved, neither did he believe them to have existed to the extent stated, and that if there had been any Mr. Clemente was not personally responsible, but they had arisen from a breach of the trust reposed In the defendant. Ender the act of parliament the defendant was liable to a long term of imprieen ment. It .was not his intention to inflict any impri sonment, but, taking into consideration the summations which had been made, and that the defendant woo not fully aware of the character of the offence committid, he thought the ends of justice would be met by ordering him to enter into his own recognisance, in 1001., and two sureties each in 501., to come up for judgment when culled upon. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOt!E. William Carta, 20, was charged with robbery under the following circumstanees Henry Dairen, a clerk in the employ of Mtwara. Kohler and Son, curri e eF . Maiden-lane, Queen-street, Cheapside, deposed that thepriso ner had been for some time back ems sionally employ by the prosecutors to arrii.t in the ware home, where his father, who was a most respectable man, and who had been in the employ of the firm fur 20 years, was foreman. On the 17th of jannary, the prisoner not being then in their employ, witnesa discovered front gt.g to the warehouse in the morning, that some one had been in the warehouse during the night, and had taken away a variety of articles, including three pain of Wellington boots, a silk umbrella, and some walking stick.. There was no sign of violence about the place, and uranium supposed that the thief must have secreted himself in the warehouse before it was timed on th e previous evening, and then made his escape by the trap-door, On the evening of the 23rd of January, while witness was alone in the werehouse he heard the outer dote clotted very gently, and was sure that some one had entered fur the pur pose of secreting himself, and when the prisoner's father earns in shortly after witness told him what he hail heard. Tho latter then secured the door, and they went together all over the premities without finding any one, but on coming down stairs again they found the prisoner secreted behind a lot of racoon skins. The prisoner's father appeared very much surprised, and said, " Why it is my own son we have trapped." He then asked witnees, as the prisoner had taken nothing, foray nothing about it, to which witness agreed, and the father taking his son to the door, turned him into the street, and told hint never to show his face therellThree days after that, on the Monday morning, when • went to the warehouse, he fond it in the possession ot wo policemen, who told him it had born broken into during the night, and upon looking about he maw that some one had got into the cellar by breaking through the flap, and then forcing up one of the flooring planks, so so to enable hint to get into the warehouse. Upon that occasion some more Wellington boots were taken. Several paw nbroker, produced the Mitten article', which had been at their shops by the pri soner, whose father it was ound necessary to oill, in order to identify them. He deposed that the silk urekella, with some other articles, belonged to Mr. Kohley, At that the Wellington boots had been entrusted to letup for sale by another party, and he eleould have to make them good. They were worth lie. 6d. a pair. His son had lived with him up till about two months ago, when be left home with out cause, and had einee fallen among bad company. The prisoner, who had nothing to ay, was fully com mitted. Gorge Direy was brought up for further examination, charged with stealing 100 dozen pairs of French gloves, 20 dozen shirt fronts, and other goods to the value of nearly 2001., the property of Messrs. Dent, Alleroft, and Co., of Wood-street, Chespeide, and Thomas Haloes wu charged with feloniously receiving the goods in question, knowing them to have been atolen. Several witnesses were ezamincd, aka. which both prisoners were remanded. ROW-STREET. - Patrick Kelly, who described himself sea commercial tra veller, preferred a charge against an unfortunate woman, named Emote Elton, fur rubbing him of his entire suit of clothes. The promentor stated, that on Thursday evening, at about eight or nine o'clock, be met with the pr.son.r at the Old Mury Tavern, where he woo drinking before the lair. He was thistly very drank, but after treating the prisoner and drinking with her he became completely stupitied. He rood kcted nothing mere of what occurred that night, but at about nine o'clock on the following morning be found himself in bed In a strange room. He got up and looked about for his coat, waistcoat and homers, but could find no trace of them. Ho then went to the door, and called for the people of the I house. The landlord obeyed the summons, and informed him that the house was in Clement's-lone, that the woman who occupied the room had gone out about an hour before, carrying a benalle, and that it wee not known that she had brought any one home with her. Prosecutor prevailed on the limMord to obtain aorta clothes for him. He then accompanied by the landlord, in search of the , wham they at last met in Wellington-greet. On girl& Into custody, the prisoner scbuitud that she had taken the pmeenres ebthes. and had pawned them at Mr. Trindmalle, in the Strand, for a sovereign ; but she deehred that the pereerar had authorised her to do re. The pemeentor mkt thee though ho could not venture to rimer as to what had ea had not occurred while be was in such a state of anabramass, he must say that he did not be lieve thie story. Mr. Henry said ha thsaght it would be toeless to seed the Me fur trial. Astir prosecutor could not swear that he did not authorise the wars to pkdge the things, a IM7 would consider there was a tbreht, al h they would gm her the lois& It eamscie p &ions defence. Th. om o a bk p who apprrhended the prisoner, wMeh he found on the prinoner, sad white Or seereeier Mistral as lietpreperty. he o , Moonght the elseemranns of flg the 'hand kerchief ampiricar a/justify • ramend. lIARLBOROUGH-STRIST. ltredsrkh Ala was brought before Mr. Bingham. charged with MAW his ay 07w, Med Roinets, No. 411, Totten. harroureeved, draper. hetdot the yammer, who is very respectably dnowed en with • rang womall. drag in Oshedirtreat, awl that he robbed his em ployer at miens Nabobs In to make her preaents. A quantity el the Alden pertly INS band at the young wo man' The s = Omani pay; and Mr. Bingham, under the Dresirmy Jurisdiction „Ad, sent him to prison for six mat,& [Yor Law Istalligesce see lege 4.] i II