The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-19 00:00:00

/ ?f:r XIV • 7 / / Ai, 14 e'd' 44,44 7 4 4, , L 9-1 ISEWSPAPEIi /tab m e P 7l Orpirtsigi • ssgli.oe (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. No. k539.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, 1857. LONDON LINZ = et AUSTRALASIAN rm aßresproslas ed4.7=o. mi. pit= ISt ::::: :::::1 I ~; f ;;,, I MM PACKET ES. MONEY WIORAM and WNW MN ACTRZALIAL—For [LOCUM re=loo ' dig 'Az I "t.way, aft= Ommerldr • lon Ix as nanad di& w tt: " 1 "1 1 ... 714. W BLAND ROUTL—STEAII to INDIA azyitleir ffigfarek,wpfirowa 111 . cer irge . I T21112:1112. the 1.4 Ildr I. Yr Mb mod el Ib l ete Mb of Om =16.1rn i.... 0.1= 1. 18i1. 112, TRAM[Z NEW TOIL Direst, mad Ss Shed ,o 7er ai zera m it g ... 4l2 CheL a l, ft aro.: m^ii . ii . iiiiii l"L S ir i . ili• I h is Trderreti l = =we OM. • oar probwid• sp b WILLIAM INMAN. 1 sod 11. =blrit in lfmr= „ lll smd amo Mime LOILDON NANTEB LINI et mums 8/4 c., .o. " 9.7 " "gre L"ls i dime ' r telnes."" ell_ _ camstrxeseroi ori ILO .orrOrtirl THE VANDERBILT- EUROPEAN STEAM ?my, wpm NIZ IP IFTWriIin trem anshaasssa CIOfTIMAR, r = 1 . . 6 17111111. trai sag LIN O. ARM LUDiun , km• rig sal . o.lla.re SOU ?TOM in XIII Teal Is M r SI Am. gef t.. "l. rr i asitrfare dm. 411 ' Hart MU M ansagua l " a rkkggi st ; rr. MAIM? A. CHIT . 0111. flani is LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, E M I tak r :r ia ‘ ..a S% IRIZA I RT4k. finee anima ar bille valma=l l ? ald h" • &Maul =4:1: re••• Or omit •• siler reigrOMP pram sir Env l• megrim& Ilkir= Fels to MIMI= d Man minim. II IMAM ILI UR smog Waft Amy warned • titwsl <amides BIOTIC' to INVENTORB.—OFFICE Ow r to ionihatirl"ntcrnia: Itit. •=7. raLa ll l=7, ir xr armals: and Es b ir ea C c & . ....re Pi= Ivalljra=l.l k s ktir i ACCOUNT iace b. l . l b FlOl 11 = are i t u r i TT l i cAr g":"M mositp. MX, = k. M i t u aem.=sla ii ffr ak... llL9o3l •ad at rt--- L0aM•4411.4 1001(13.-1d. disestat in du Shilling c( E: Z to b irlp ar . 11 . 2% . ,••••• Int .It •tr IILICTIO Lzast:7 Dre s... ::::... b z w lTsim se mia • b. sollsole ;dm NIT AMAIN= YAM HE DAILY NEWS, EXPRESS, and all the & ...0 r sok vol lasi poo se So Voolodlrorlos= avowals. mod meirlo. •DSILISISIXILISS IXSZAW.D. • ISM tss MO NO day. of pabilobsko., lia.ssO WU. D•WSOX sed SOX Nismseessa. ikeismars. An CM d_ eftrafflaria. T 4 CON4MLWIT , O. I% WIT MIS p...Nd is ibe embed pobillmlies al ir ft por 41Now. pow. i...t.sre. Mini !Broths's). Rawer of the CAM mess mu= sal WO treil:=ltTnlTS LONDON CARPET WARZHOUBL 134.m.z.d S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE d 101111111M1711. error /m Wirer era Demi= Tr a mlry err erre epreer sal Me Oka redo es nztr TOM) re Ow ALLIIIMMirIPATOZ BOX ward reeler Deere. Ore .414111 PAM? TILATFJ.LINGIZI spew rarer frtweer wia lrearr . 2l . rol t=to ere Niro Gar= eipme d =LT= a GENTLEMEN.--OHO. HOBSON lege till So bowl.. at Me i• me MGR I. WIRY= asailai of fla d.u.• War arybriur bo b le ains = A IV= as Irrimisa ail Wm NI Minna - 4120,011 =NM W. LisimmidnoL ARM WATERPROOF APRON& 001aN . 041 DRIVING riarenh a tarn itinta Wri.sem OW. ast . r d 0 0/111 1.11.1i0 AE.. j avirjusr ass war • 6 MIDIM iliew uml rmeen.l IT'S AN ILL WIND THAT BLOWS POPO DT 0001. , -Th• mallon ola i red TOY le fi c Urtirre• NW IMO .i ce 1 .1.6.raA1l Dranat il lt fa 11 - 0 Pr •••••••••-winimm DIDEM NINO 011marnmf. gARIUSI SPECTACLES, the cheapen end aa:bt wit Imem• embee. ferjeminbe Os fftm min* WM/ MO in par= 311= Ray.' 01." TRikamall *alb No ha mat ada i rem M I. IlErNKWos*Ur liana . 7=II MI . Otatilim—Pwalis IS" m• OW COLD IT HAS BEEN me be ewer- NtOIIiTTI set LAMIDIRA4 ORLI THISMOMITIII. re. et ft. OweM. Ileuesemehee Wee, neetemeeled la the 'Gar &DIM Woes 011111.1•11 f. /I•=4" r.. he—A Mimi 8 PRBBErff&—The orsberame gle2A. rid war, imarbir 7..81.1 b bobby. 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Nrc Igegirliar A &W M . ! .a643.1761/12..; 6. ~....6 7 .= ma FAL PRINCESS% THEATILL—The oli.p W:Zig br=4"4_ ° 4 l ..easiAlk amA i= ••••im et • yew gisblv rne= zarzwg n .2 be me= re Nodes rat CALDWELL'S FOR DANCING. - OPEN IMP WM. Imemmed *ad. mod limb dim Oa it Paw Mb b MEWL FL Mb mulwle lame" b by bow. wwisMai. Pw ~or. wpm vowing. Tl ib bib% SI Ma: Obis wok SI b—Dmowbb NSW WESTON'S ORAND MUSIC HALL, 241, lam. 9' r-itantarr-t- . °'" . omma WI Ls. ii..... '4'="l"...k.= a&ri... ift"rftemirse'.,.. .1 1 11 1 kitATT., W. Ikas. W. 441:11Tem Yr. i . Smalls*. WI MAY 0.01,_ Orb Venllo. llsra.4: IL ay M. Ireema.—Orr tle al I lei& I. Os MIL N.. OW pri dit ellh sogrrehels alum% le 6.2 . 111 s =gig EatrailAlLT:=W; pLLAHN'S MUSEUM mad GALLERY at mum Agri . i i rma=1e.7. 4 1 17771 1 11 . r .,„. :no al leirms Soe Mal:. a ostrAl i mt= ao Ini O A V AL'S • VIAIIMMAIni I lapinana la little aid til .. , rbis a j a rlint Mama.' Mt a E Ea r It h ir . li as T e r e a114c..... " Az_t Ban ~.dclY- 4" . i'l ll ' i l.. 1 gAI3.--GABKLIERB in ORMOLU, OWL CC enasa. of Ye mama awl Ma rya Way ride Noted = w ow. D. SUL/err., Insigur /Wain of lir Mil S.Wahlal. .1.10 le vermin Mall EL L APIZIwWs Mond Ow isesema Shad In% rlAnzas CANDLES, at:ad 7d. per lb. .17 la• MIA 1,4 ee wee. : Inopeeelli !AL Pe. peolse MO eptr. 'Wm ea. ; eft, Ned per larfei.k. NA it. P. AN/ . 44,11MINNIfilld woe peeee.ll. Oberlopesees. V.• CI. rodmilrd. vim Miepod pIiNCH'S ass ALMANACK for 1868, probeely td~Arwood er J.. Lore sad Joss Tuna. wamolmn. nal w /r&& Olice. 16. fteldrout GOUT WOOS OF FlO3lOll •T • MID MOIL CIU111•111 1/1•DOI 11W 3 Ffil* 31011111* WHITE LI II , b amr paibbod 13:raa CM. la Ow pamomm Ova mal pram Om Oibe M. S.r W ommiaolam laM Is Sr *Moan of boa Ohomaembo of Mak.* Ma lir. lees W amlo Madam ma moombilim of partial lammalba OM maws Ms=• '.mi tlao li tim aoir d"" Y M V ■ Y eagle•W pima. of moollmilim of N. aLor r o ar obi inomma am blo th. em=oom eib. er B. = pair Sr of ibillamb abomosim ft ibla moil . 11 dih mmfolo i.... Mant Jam +. joomoazi in s o = amalind as sammin la ibo tomaika Ibi =rof Mildmis ibo maw o oole Imalem of oia• a:mamas omi as lama of *a bno6 boblbooloo • Ina” *rad mom_ mom mien boa iao woo pm as moaftfol am • alloo Milsaao llawbb. WIZ /ATM/ OW JOIIMIAL AND PRISM. nage rem melee 4. 41LTHON'S (Professor) SATIRES (The) of JO AAAAA ea/ MUM ; e.th heal& Nom Phelabl sat . hen Ye beet Ommemestet a. 114. ittekes. whoa by J. maots .emus. £eifer et 'lle tlupMr et Mageletee' Tide eat= Is eflerebeel am .4 elmstom kw lit illag tiArrehow feu ad OA. It. OommANAA Mod& CI:BObarOKS sad NEW EDITIONS. !MOW iIASD CIIIIMN awl Cle.. 4. S. sad rdatO al WWI . 4 'TIM M& NY U. MANUAL et Ift XL Magma. /a MANUAL d IMALLIMOT. By M. Paumrs. lf. 01.. ILUIVAL a/ ILLSOTIO ILICTALLIMAY. Alum. ls. ft MASUAL 0 DTZLNO. J. NAma. IL M. MANUAL at DYIINO 11031PTS. lava. ILK MANUAL a MEDICO& Dr Dr. AMUR lb. 31•11171 L a PIO2OOIAPPY. PriLllm. II& MASI:7AL 0 OSOLOGY. M. IVI/Aern Mr. M. MARV LL of XINTALOCIMICA. MAIM AL air DONBITIOIOO/11011T. ARM I•k Va.'s's. 1► lIMICIAL et TO DIVOTIOS. 16•884 m. I. 68b1 W ml 188.6.61 m. Ilay. fl ON SOME DEFICIENCEES IN OUR LIMA= DICTIOX•SIMIL Moo Ur Potomac Sa uc e, ftisn mod Wore So rbOolosiod Pr ft. Comets RD. Ilois of Iroindoolor. 170 r imMe Arnim. ON Or ROOT of WOOD& Swath Sabo Y. GI. 1110L1111 rianr rains?. rum sars.. ZOT/LtZ a r Reit L1GN102. 4 u/Loortjelloo AMUSEMENT for FAMILY PARTIES., Ste. 3. 'WEND GAMES 701 ALL PARTIN& • allniqa qt OM I=tnelsig a haft •senwrie tew Ur /WAN we Mein tjemewe, et AWlss.Caiab Oar.; Or ow roptetaq Ill• words QM tomewellwe • Stwelleas Mr otiww heart If Ilkolrelbs• 800 ealswpoL Pd. i bl a.° CldA IL ... 2 DIMS; cc Owe see Wwels. • Chrbilmes Oro le • mein &wt. If the /memo /Warw. Jim el. Yew 4.4 Ilairsi.d. PAN Y. dog 11. 111. • CLACK= BON DOI POI 011111KMAS P•ITIIIN: vow Oohed Cilimes rt..... for Prlvas. Sensonblika, sod ober alemo. mar h vble I. P.m awl Tam 114 IL A lavvvea. MAW. likra la N. re. r•el017 NA AM W TI • el Zamisiel% Tar rinilion. ..d1 M. Sew alldoe. vrdwel end vith . l 6 = wed hos Mow. fordrom et Noma Isollia. I . ea /Mee Y. VC lob. ,s.:017110 LLD Pr Tl im. 01•OLII; wt. IhnmsTilleg Net • Amoneme. ln W. 1 . 11 sed Ds. 0 1 .• D. D. O.). M. bleaatent. sod .....—.....:. BANTA FILOMENA. 11T 6. W. LONOTILLOW. Vasso'es s noble died Is Wbroe'er is spokes s sol " rtl b o A. bir Our bora, is ilsd To blew limb rise. Tbs tidal guys of doper souls Into our Wrist Whig roils, And lifts as swum" Oat dirilreseser cares . Rower to those ',boos word. or deeds Thus help us tu oar daily needs; Aud by their overflow Bebe so from what i. low I Thus thought 1, se by algid I nal Of the pant army st Ifs Macao cold damp, TM seam/ sail *am ramp, TM wooded from the bade plebe, la dreary basplials of min, TM ebserlsse corridors, The cold sad stony Ikon. Lo! la thst holm of misery A lady with a lamp I is. Pass through lb* glimmering gloom, Aad get from room to room. Aad slow, as in • dream of bliss, TM speechless Nasser turns to him Her shadow, so it falls Upon thediirkeAmg As ifs door from beaver' should ha ()pearl, sad due dosed soddenly, The TISIOU 0.810 sad went— Tb. lightshow and wapat Oa Fagland's easels, throagh the long Hereafter of her epee& and song, That light Its rays shall cast Front portel• of the pant. A lady with a leap &ball stand la the greet history of the land, A noble type of good, Heroic womanhood. Nor even shall be wasting here The paint, the lily. and the spear— The Qmbola that of yon Saint niceness bore. eltlatihe Masaly. COPYRIGHT IN Picrumov.—llie committee sp. OM/ by the Society of Arts to Moire AA the Me of the Mw is Mimes to copyright to *Mem will, we ▪ held their het seetimg to the coons et •Aw eye. Th. Allowing geml/emem hare slimly oneineell le eine um the emallete —Sir C. L. ItrAsks, PILL; 7.11. Decl- Preildiet at the the .eaft et Drltlek AMA ; Lewis, Pretend et the ety et Palettes Wage Mime; Jelmallell. D. Roberto& DAM. F. S. Cesal s: Cele, C.D. ; Dawkins Coinage& C. Westlmarth O. Timica, William lleolgies, Chem °yew's, LLD. ; m Jona, Jelin Wile% I. Limn, W. Nekeetly, LA. ;G. &Mt , Wwk. Teel% 7.11.5. FROM PUNCH'S ALMANAC' FOR 1888. IMAGINARY CONTEIS4ITION.—Anybody speaking to anybody et the Atbeea®. VULGAR HINT TO A YOGNO LADY WHO WANTS AN One.—The bat tine to ea • an le whim he le belt-sereasd. ~SINTIHENS FOR THE PEACE SOCIETY.—If I am M have a betri—let tt to with the Shoebrek Erred.. A PRETTY CONCElT.—haoaoarted with stothisk sad yeendott for eyoratlty, a eadatesel . I like dr new who treats other people whit contempt, awl styled with repeat." PATRIOTIC TOAST AND SENTIMENT 701 THE LORD be In MATOIIII BANOCIT.—May the CapitaCapitathethati weer voluted. DLitt BLOW TO MO/1110WISIL—Pregident Badman bed better re threw away powder sad shot epos the Monona. Let and them Peahlat gook■. The asemity of Crhaohae desire, polygamy. It will reader Merlon Yens( litsseelf usable to support mom trine than use. PLEDGE OF SINGLE BLENSEDNEBB.—" Oh, Mr. Grubbiss I " mashed you mother " shouldn't 'at like to ban s tuba, at shout your bass ?" " No, Nesat," aid the aid barethor ; I'd Mar base s lot airflow boys by pekoe." BIM To Foucx Imo Recurs NoTiss.—A nets et ass page Y amity ea henna alkir.—.ll asap of two pega is Wain hunk. It Jahn aye too moth at not MO. Look ent.-11 none of Wes imam is gasseelly weak, but may be basset. theft, burn 11.—.1. note of Inv penes Is &Opel ts batabei. Don't gnawer, bat leek it upagiatlM day what yaw supposed Mend booms' ywr essay. 70ITRCONINO CRIIIB77LAZ ENTERTAIN• JOINT& Drury-lane opens en Boa hag-night, under the menweinent of Mr. E. T. Smith, who, as usual, re Malawi Kr. E. L. Blanchard as the author of hi. pantomime, and Kr. Beverley r hie sonic artist. Yr. Blearbard has err ereevoured to =gra • moral open his foe—hia permit= this year is earl Little leek Horner; or, Harlapia A B C, end is in itialled to elucidate the triumphs of Intelligenre over limo tree. The grand " affect" will be a Coral Pavilion, built W Insertion, for latelligesioa, her, vieitor, and in it Mr. liewerley is mid to have eurpaird all Lis previous *Sims. Tree will be a double pantomime company, Mere. Flea err end Bolino acting as downs. Tr Wiwi* Orr u the popular eubjot chosen by the author of the Princess's paatomime. At the Haymarket, Mr. Buckstose is hi. own Crisham author, and hoe errs The Bleeping Beauty in the reed for his theme. The Lecher featly have bean wigged for the reisquirds. Various altaratioas her boa made in she fheatry among them the cortruotion of a starers from the pit So the toper tore. Mr. William Brooch, who Yet year achieved each a mac ere with °merit rod Riders at the Lyceum, re this year bola Wired for the same theatre. He bee sow cheer the Pair memos of Lelia Baekh for his subject. The Fr ei* characters fa the barrooms sill be played by Mn. Moll" Mn. Buckingham White, and Mr. Toole; while In the eacoseding hatisquinade Mows. Ton Matthews and BLOB will be the principal attractkos. The Deo of Deerelb, er the ZoteAeneed Ere, is the title of Mr. Robert liessgh's burlesque at the Olympic. Mr. Rob son, of omens, orMerbala the principal character. The .• oaks of boleros end pantomime " which up to last year farmed the epicielite of the Adelphi, is °catbird. Mr. Selby hem found material in the loves of °god end Psycho kr the operas, sad Mr. B. Webster is understood to have ocaribred the oxide sores. Mir Wilton and Mime M. Keeley will be Harlarda sad Columbine—of coarse, O is Witter. CIIIIBINAS Ar WINDSOR CASTLE. The vent culinary saloon pictured forth in our engraving cannot boast of a higher antiquity than the time of George the Fourth, who, with hie tutelary Kafue of archi tecture, Sir Jeffrey Wyattalle, seemed determined to hare • tinter is every saidtectural pie at Windsor, from the royal tombstone to the royal kitchen. The present ewienw however, when rebuilt, wee suffered to ream many of its antiquities of formation ; and there is much in in appear ance that carries the mind beck to old Christmas Mee, when royalty had its milers, Its yeomen of the mouth, its mareasters, its cake of the buttery, its mann maidens, trencher seaters, gad fiagen-vassals, down to little Johannes, who, according to the old Leta record, flirt: eefes tettetres, o e looked after the pickled pork and Caper end Biala, the long-boiled, short•legged tempi' doge. Those were ends days of cookery; the beam of beef were cooked, or rather scorched, before age wood firm ; vegetables were rarely red, clumsy fossil broke. over were employed to bake the Mora peaks of that period ; oat and sheep were frequently nand whole; sod coned of hea, washed down by strong ale, as a mum brearhat, pee for Mien of rank. How dilating le oar man bill of young fare I how different the modem royal ate's! Behold the specious temple of patroomy, hag round with brass and copper trophlee—Oewpans, "P aim seeria, and esucepap—gleaming with Gas-stove., with is. tremendous fireplace, at which twenty joints m be routed at mos. Symmetrical rows of tables line the hell of royal cookery; and hen the white-jacketed end while-capped cooks (wasted sometimes by mart yang it la) are May employed in putting the finishing touches le',,the dainty dishes which an to be set beau the Qom. La the centre of the kitchen is a very large table coveted with a white cloth, on which the window dishes of each tome are arranged in their proper order as they will appear at the royal table. Oa aperteat occasions this is beiltlet with the gold end silver dam in which the dinner le wad. At Christmas time easy be seen in . the royal kitchen the baron of beef, the femme el m s weighting over 300 pounds. Then an a very large number of panne, roaring and boiling moks, cadet tonere, minces, Ac. employed in the culinary regions of Windsor Castle ; and at! Chraina• time the Ines, we are told, are kept alight night and day. The Christmas Pie is a most important affair, of huge dinmenes, and Its production is a work of no light difficulty, sot only so far as in ornamentation is concerned, but aln se cooking such an imam mw of eteneshttlee. Next Is estate estate to the Christmas pie is the hair de senglient, or great boar's bead, duly bedecked with penny, and with the traditional Man in his mouth. A goodly procession is that I. which them two chivalrona diming are the chief morn borne, a. they an, en the shoulders of royal Jana, blear in mat end gold nos. No more appetising sight to an alderman pesersieed, or more deporting one to a hungry men who hes se means whereby to purchase a meal, than the royal leader et Wind aor Castle. Eye bath not lean such a bounteous display at normal viands and savoury oaken. This bower of beef, this paradise of poultry, this temple of turtles and turkeys, this vineyard of venison, this Alhambra of hams, thin mart mint of mullois seems like an amalgam of Leadestiall end Hesitate markets, Giblet's, Slater's, and Tecker'• shops, all rolled,* one; the whole rendered radiant by • touch of royal splendour, and lighted up with the memorable holly and masa that tell of jovial Chriamen—llltannied nom THE 80(1L40118 COLLECTIOX. On Wednesday afternoon a number of gentlemen waited by wobiemsat rpm the Right Res. Karl Geuville, Lord Pres of the Committen al Council on Education, at the Ptivy Conseil-Mks, for the pupae of urging upon his lowbe=peeriniely of the purchase by the government ot We Collnclion. The dellowtog gentlemen attended as a , p rnisboa, representing manniscturere and others eon aimed with art indnetry :—Miners. Holland, Oillow, Trot- Phillips, Hart sad Pon, Heehaw end ;wham, Crewe, allot Ludes ; end Mr. Chortle RUM of Birmingham A denotation ohm Wended from the Royal Inetffiebe of Mid Architects, ennedelinke . :7. W. Tete, M.P., Prokrear Darla= Ms. Dlel Wyatt, Mr. Owen Jam, 111 r. J. T. Kr. T. T. B° Ptssieor Donaldme, Me. Owen Jonas, Mr. Digby Wyatt, Mr. Tina Y.P., Hr . Peter Graham (of the firm of Graham and Jackets, of 011eed-strest), sad Mr. Retch!, (of Binning ham). addremed the Lord President on she importance of securing to oollecaka he the nation. Earl 0 anerviu.i said hew entirely concurred with the general feeling which had been expressed by the deputation that their words ware almost equivalent to en attempt to con vert a couirt. The difficulties in the way, as they must be well aware, were, so far s• he wen concersed, entirely eta finan cial character. While conatent dim* were being made by the ministry to reduce taxation, enypeepeml involving an unfore seen expenditure we, suns to be 'Levered with greet ame hastaion, if not diaapprobetien. rids question mom, how ever, he felt, rest apes its isileineks marts ; and be thoagbt they bad only to be greed In • surekettly strong form U. kre the his& of /tar Megooty's government to induce them S. bra a waling me to Ile mart application. He should acrid lie rionger IS doe eaglet, and probably it might be sung If wen oedema tike took an interest in It waled apes ffie temneed ffile Rembequer, ea it wee a matter isochlog tie ospolloge of rum. 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Dec 24, at 'ha White Bart lash Unseat RZTTRTMENT OY THIS JUDGE OF THE PREROO.I.• err • C Y astaday afternoon • deputation of the =waited upon Sir John Dodson, at his chambers in commons, and presented to him sn exceedingly complimentary address en his retirement from the Preroga tive Court, in comequence of the impending changes in the law of probate. Sir John, in reply, expressed the gratifica tion he felt at receiving so flattering a teetimorty to the awns in which he had performed the duties of his office. the period when he fleet entered Doctors'-coninions, I. 11106, although he was then an entire stranger, and wholly unconnected with any person in the profession, he had always been morived with kindoes and consideration by those with whom be was than brought into contact, and of whom, he wan happy to my, some mill survived and continued their friendship towards 11m. While holding the important office of Advocate-Osmond (to which the address alluded) he bad dlacharged his their to the beet of his ability ; and although he could not far a nromant fatter himaelf that his services would bear oospealeon with those of Lord Stowell end of the very learned sad eminent men to whom he had succeeded, it had been Fetifying to him, after holding toffice for the long of eighteen years, to receive through the medium of Forsign-office the approbation of the jpevernmont. The depertatima then retired. BEItOT VICTIMS IN ENGLAND. —The Medical Time says It has bees= the fashion for certain writers to throw diodes i nt... truth of the reports of the atrocities oceniallOad by the mistiness upon our country men In ledia. It le mid dot reports have come thr , ogh no. Gm spies, have bean calmed by the Indian press, mid have not been authenticated by European testimony. How far these ssuntent• fin worthy of coedit our readers may judge ; from the following steismants. We have been ensured by • medical friend that be hr been °moulted by • lady who hue recently wired at , from India, whose noes has been cut off. Her chill, thresiars old, ham neither bands nor feet ; they vim sal eat 067 the mutineers. How the child escefewl te • seyetary. governens to thin family escaped with °seise of bee ma% which were cut off as an easy say of genie( bee swings. Another friend is attend- Mg • lady whose nose has been slit open, and her ears have been cut et She bas brought borne to England three young children, all blind. Their eyes have all been gouged oat by the Sepoys. We have hoard horn another source, quite be. yond question (a lady who spooks from personal knowledge), that there are several latilosnow in Calcutta who have under gone such unspeakable degradatkm that they obstinately re ',;,:r7gratz,:hst E namaL ngland 7 l h e si d P ea f" iter b e e thm a hl in d el oaths amoral young children whose name are quits un known. Ore hwe eseatm soya she is 'ffianitna's pet ;* end that I all weer, ever HMOS know of her peat history." 1:IIITVIAL POACH.— ONN SHILL'S° WY. !WHAT, Duo 111.—A 8 akekaa anyqueni, 607 ;fitly by lama 116616. 153; Wel Albs% 760. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (non Leer moil's °Alms.) WAR OFFICE, Doc. 18. StII Regiment of Foot.—Major-Onseral Sir Henry if= But. and K.C.8., to be colonel, vice Lieutenant- Nicholas Wodahonee, doomed. Royal Regiment of none Guards.—Llestemat R. M.L. Williarna-Bulkeley to be captain, by purchase, vice F. W. Fitzhardinge Berkeley who retires; Comet Walter Palk Carew, to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice William.- Bulkeley ; John Albert Craven, gent., to be corset, by pruchaae, vice Carew. loth Dragoon Chards.—Gentkinan Cadet Charlie Walter Los, from the Royal Military College, to ba corset, with out melon, vice Damowy, appointed to the hi Dragoon Guards. _ _ TOTDragooa Guards—Gestlemon Cadet Join William Sea port, Wright, from the Royal Military College, to be cm netielthout reechoes, Am Rebalae, deceased. 4th ht Dregoona,The future deenteaftem of Captain Kai to be " The Hos. Charles James Keith-Falconer, and not Keith only as hitherto stated. 7lie Dregoces—khe Hon. Walter Beamed to to cornet, without panne Military Train4stain John W. McFarlan, from the SIB Foot, to be VIM Rogers, who exchanges; Lisle. Noel Alleys* anle, from 34th Foot, to be Demeaning, vice Rulings, who etchanges. Grenadier Goardo—Lieutenant and Caplets and Brevet k Major Edwyn S. Burnaby to be canon and leseitenant colonel, by purchase vice llous who retiree • Ensign end Lieutenant Hairy Plana to be lieutenant and captain, by purchen vice Burnaby; Charles George' Hoary V ft.treok, to be ensign and lieute assit. by - • 4th Regiment of Fost—To be assigns, senate! . prelim Oliver R ob inom , gent., George William Morised, gent., William Lowe Bodge gent., Charles Edward Whitaker Roworth, gent., John Chard, met., David Barry Mr rierty, gent., Wi ll em Seymour Selby Landes, gent. The second Christian mine of Lieutenant Hunt is George, and not John, as stead In the Owens of the 16th inst. 9th Foot—Captain George Alleys. Rogers, from the Mill tarry Teals, to be apish', viol Manlius, who exchanges. 20th Foot—Paymaster John Matthew Gibbs, from the 2nd West India Regiment, to be paymaster, vice Mosley ap pointed paymaster of the 7th Foot ; Lineament J ohn Junes S. O'Neill to be instructor of moakery, Am Cap tain Lutyene, who resigns that appointment. 28th Foot.--Gentleman Cadet Lancelot Allgood Oregeon, from the Royal Military College, to be, amigo, without purchase, vine Barton, promoted. 29th Foot.—Gentleman Cadet Wiliam Boycott, from the Royal Military College, to be conga, without porch's., vice Hart, promoted; Gentleman Cadet Howell Davis, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, without porchsse, vice Winn, promoted; Assistant-Surgeon Wil liam Alexander Mackinnon, from the staff, to be instant vioe Chartres, appointed to the staff. 30th Foot.—Gentle Cadet Malcolm BUN'S', from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, without merchant, vim Wray, promoted. 31st Foot . —lames Graham Hamilton, gent., to be ensign, without mamba's, vice Inge, appointed to the Bth Light 114th Dr Foot.—Lietitonant John Briton Rutledge, from the military train, to be lieutenant, vice Harris, who exchsages. 38th Foot—Ensign Clement Sheriff T. Sale to be lieutenant, by vice Hugo, who retire,. 37th oor rc t—Tentlernen Cadet Henry Anthony Ingles, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, without purchase, vies Jervis,who resign 44th Foot—Easign Henry Lake to be instructor of tons kerne** Cartels Staveley, who resigns that appointment. 46th Foot—Robert J. Callwell, gent, to be ensign, by pur char, vice Webber, promoted. 62nd Foot—Gentleman Cadet Charles Middleton Prender gut, from the Royal Military Collage, to be ensign, with out purchase, vice Blatt* promoted ; Gentleman Cadet Thomas Brett Cowburn, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, without purchase, in succession to lieutenant Hallam, dammed. 68th Foot—Lieutenant 0. J. R. Wynyard to he captain, by purchase, vice lease Rhodes Cooper, who retires. 60th Foot—Gentleman Cadet John East Hunter Peyton, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, without ;suchen, vice Hetcbell, promoted. 81st Foot—Lkostenant Thomas Maitland Moor*, to be captain, without purchase, vice Daly, cleaned ; Edward W. Runny, from the 91st Foot, to be ensign, succession to Lieutenant Moore • Gentleman Cadet Frederick John Pane, from the kojal Military College, to be ensign, without purchase, Ace &serpent, promoted. 62nd Foot—Juba Victor Le Blood, mm to benign, with out purchase, vice Clay appointed to th t., e 78th Foot.B6th Foot—Ligament Thomas George Strang* to be. captain, without purchase, vice Insane* demand. 87th Foot—Gentlernan Cadet George Baker from the Royal Military College, t r o d be ensign, without' purchase, Ass Kingsley, 70th Foot— ell'47rarn Henry Ralson, gent., to be ensign, without purchase, vice Backbone, promoted. 78th Foot—Therms Hinds Thompeon,_gent., to be ensign, without purchese, In mansion to Lieutenant Swanson, killed in action. 79th Foot—Lieutenant Arthur Welker to be lostroctor of moaketry. 91st Foot—Gentleman Cadet Horace Ralph Spearman, from the Royal lifilmary College, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Runny, appointed to the 61st Fuot. 97th Foot—The second Christian name of Ensign Creepin is Champante, end not Cbawante, as stated in the Curdle of the llth inst. 98th Fat—Gentleman Cadet William Moffett, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, without porchan otos Gregory, promoted. 99th Foot—Gentleman Cadet Albert Lancelot Walker, from the Royal Military College, to benign, without purchase, Am Jacob, promoted. End West India Regiment—Paymaster William Neilsen, from the 6th Lancaahlre Mibtia, to be molester, vice Gibbs, appointed to the 20th Foot. 3rd West India Reeituest—Lieutenant John O'Flansgan to he captain, without purchase vice Hingeton, deceased ; Ensign George Stow Beet o de lieutenant, without pur chase, Ace O'Flanagen; W iBom Ger, gent., to be ensign, without porches., Am Beet. Royal Canadian Rifle Reginent—Payouster Luke Fitne raid Bernard, from the 68th Foot, to be paymaster, vice Wardell, who retires upon half-pay. HOSPITAL STAFF. Stall-Surgeon of the First Class James Henderson, M.D., to be Deputy Inspector-General of Bonita% vice Bury, promoted. Staff-Surgeon of the First Class, Richard Dane, M.D., from half-pay, to be staff-surgeon of the lint dans, Ace Hender son. Assistant-Surgeon John Smith Chartres, from the 29th Foot, to be assistant-surgeon, vice Mackinnon, appointed to the 29th Foot. BREVET. The undermentioned promotions to lake place consequent on the death of Lieutenant-fleneral Wodense, on Ilth camber, 1857 .—MajorGeneral Sir Dr oath McGegoe, K.C.8., to be lieutenant-general; Brevet Colonel Fredk. Charles Griffith., 12th Light Dragoon., and Commandant of the Cavalry Depot at Menton, to be major-general ; Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Barry, half-pay as captain, unattached, to be colonel ; Major Charles Leman Nugent. 68th Fnot, to be lieutenant-colonel, Captain Henry Montagu Smyth, half-pay, 44th Foot, and *Staff Officer of Pemeofters, to be major. ADMIRALTY, Dec. 14. Corps of Royal Marines—Gentleman Cadet Ditateil Gordon Campbell to be second lieutenant. TSB MILITIA. COMZOIII.IOII/ signed by the Lords-Lieutenant of their river. the counties.. . . . Royal Rifie Regiment of - iflitia of Se County of Denbigh— Lieutenant GoerriTyrwhitt Drake to be captain, vice John Jocelyn Mares, promoted. East Kent Regiment of Militia—Robert Owen Hordern, gent., to be ensign, sloe Brodrick, appointed to the Rifle Inverness, Banff, Elgia, end Nairn Regiment of Militia— CaOliin the Hrs. Jams Grant to be major, vice Sir Alez ands Melon Cumming. Bart, resigned. 4th or Royal South Middlesex Regiment of Militia—WS loughby Burrell, gent., to be ensign, vice &riven, pro moted. 2ed Regiment of the Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia— Lieutenant Edmund Molinari: Seel to be captain, vice 'neatest Disney, 'ensued. Royal Lancashire Militia Ar tillery—Deniel George Atchison, gent., to be second lieu tenant, vice Ford, resigned. Bed Devon Regiment of Militls—Henry Smith to be ensign Henry Downs Chives Barton to be ensign ; Henry Wil ; liam Harbor to be ensign; Christopher Phaeton to be lieu tenant, vice Godhey, resigned ; John Philip Barnett to be lieutenant, vice Parr reeigned ; Arthur Woulfe Bell W ere to be ensign, vice Walsto n, promoted ; Hugh Coffin Vaughan to be twigs, vice Burnett,promoted; Clarence Hamilton Irvine to be ensign; Edward Marshal= Remelt Recite to be vice Tucker, resigned; Frederic& Vernon Sandie to be asalation-surseen, vice Randle, =ed. Devon Militia Artillery—Wolfren Cornwall Nugent °ninnies to befit* lientenent,viteThoesse Cleats, resigned; William . T: i =ne to be mad bra tenant, vice Drunterville, let Regiment of Derbyshire Militia-IConoiselass Briped —Kontos Le Brooks, ceptain • Hiram Maafell, Beeteemint ; WM= ensign; Raiment W. Rafted, sada ; BOMIIIII As L en ?rotor, ensign. AMITRALTY,DEC.IB.—PIONOTIONB.—TheIIIitkr. etwithowd porsostwo hove Mind with the rook of s e w: . tero-la-chisf —Paymasters W. Beady (1811), W. (1613), T. W. Porker (1619), W. Burke (182.2), mad H. Soo& (1830). [ ArrolNTlSlllT.—Lioulosant J. IL Rie6eoee (1863), to thoVokaa, 6, 'any stoma troopship, toe putioolsr SWAM CHATHAM, Da°. 18. An Admiralty order has been received by Captain O. Goldsmith, C.D. for the following steam-vramele, now building at this dockyard, to to brought forward for launching early In the enatung year, via.:—lrresistible, 80; Money, 40; sad_ Charybdis, 21. The Charybdis and Merluza:ln • veg ravmA state, and areexpec to be reedy for big in March next ; the Irresistible will be completed early In the ensuing mummer. The following ships, •11 of which are to be fitted am screw geezers, are to be built at this dockyard .—Belwork, 80 Atlas, 90; sad Orpheus, 40, ste a m f r ig a t e . The Colossus 80 screw wanner in dock, fitting, le ex pectedMatsu to be co m ple ted early is Fe bruary; she is intended for the nacres. WOOLWICH, Dec. 18. BURSTING CPT THE MONSTER MORTAL—Thin morning, at nineo'clock, Major-General Si, W. F. Wa Commandant of the Garrison, Lieut.-Colonel Teesdale, C.B. his aide.de-camp, the members of the Select Committee of Royal Artillery o , facers, end • large number of dindiagnished tors, sasembled et the government practice range, Plum steed-rnarshee, to order to witness a eerie. of experiments with the huge 38-inch (or Lord Palmenton's) mortar. Ar =eeta had been made for firing 12i114. of the monster xit in consequence of an eceident resulting from the thing of the sixth shell the proosedlngs were brought to a clews. Each of the manes shall; of 38-inches, were fired with a charge of 40th.. of gunpowder, divided Into eight bags of Sib each. The ant shell - fired obtained • distance of 1,600 yards in seventeen monde, but each sucoccerive shell fired (ea stated) with the same c.hanga, diminished in dineace—a_ remelt which was asesibed to the increased foul ed., of Mermen&ent sisee alter ea& &ergs. The Math shell caused coeuritale ester • tromasionna ..49k.set. tim s. Ohs of the steel rings forming pert of the sugneent waren the chamber of the miter had bent, and a rent was opponent 9 inches in length end 3 tenches in depth. The flaw In the chamber of the weep. caused by pnvioni eipselments bad no influence von the present acci den t, which wee entirely unexpected. The weapon was placed upon a bed haying gradient of 26 degrees, and at an elevation of 42 degrees. Previous to the accident several 13-inch shells were fired from the mortar, sad then obtained an unprecedented distance. w e:Z. Patey, R.N., has been appointed Admiralty a Madera of mail packets at SoutUruptca, in the room of Admiral Hammy, who resigns on soiount of Na having obtained his den. Captain Pate, was wounded at St. Jean d'rtem sad while Man oat the Anspbion at Plymouth, to to the Bakke, s Nock fell onlas bead and rendered him for ever met for settee duty. He has only jut come out of Hasler hospital. The salary of Admirslty superin tandeat Is 6001. par mum but he does not get his sea time while holding the appointment INTELLIGENCE. - OXFORD, Dec. 18. HONODEB.—LAIN AND MODERN HISTORY.—The examines in the final School of Law and Modern (Granville Robert Henry Somerset, D.C.L., AU Souls Co(- legs; Edward Aug stun Freeman, MA., Trinity College; and the Rev. Charles William Bosse, M.A., Exeter College) hays this eveninginade known the following award of classes Class I.—Blake, Cherie. Henry (Commoner), Exeter Col lege; Harington, Richard, B.A. (student), Christ Church College. Class 2.—Cary, Henry Martin rommonei, Christ Church College ; Dampier, Augustus (C ommoner 3, St. John's College; Johnston, John Lindsay Commoner . I Corpus Christi College. Class 3.—Battys, Richard Com ' moner). Brusnosa College ; Hickman, William Com moner), Weak= College; Kennard, Edward Regan Com moner), Balliol College; Majenlie, Lewis Ashhurst Com monar), Christ Church College; Saimaa, Henry Thomas Commoner), i Magdalen College; 800tt , Walter Jervolas (Scholar),Morton College ; Stewart, Mark John (Com moner), Christ Church College. Clam S.—Romp:M, Charles Bettie Parise (Commoner), Balliol College Bradley, Jamas Foster (Commoner), Exeter College ; Cowell, Maurice Ryles (Commoner ), Wadham College; Levis, Ger mainhort), Christ Church College' , Palk, AMU. (Com moner , University College ; Dupiale-Stratford, John (Sc ), Marten College; View, Arthur Cyril (8.A.), Christ Church Collage. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FRIDAT. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 6 to 1 sign Clydesdale (t) 7 to 1 Brother to Marchlceets (t) 8 to 1 Haw Land 9to 1 Lard 14 Lora (t 10 to 1 Totopholite 20 to 1 Coairuld (t) The horns principally backed Inn Clydesdale sad Brother to Marchioness, Clydesdale being the most la request. KETROPOLIT.AN BOARD OP WORKS. The ordinary meeting of the board woe held yes terday in the Council-ckantbir, Guildhall ; Mr. Thwaltes in the shelf.. The fi nancial statement showed a total general belanoe of 134,9061. be. 10d, leaving, after deduction of 4,0484 be. 4d., to be set apart aa a sinking fund for repay ment of mortgage debts, a balance of 133,8581. Oa. 6d. En. chequer Bills amounting to 89,1001. and 7361. 4s. cash had been received from the Commissioners of Works, to be ap plied to the proposed Southwark improvements. A report was presented from the finance committee, Mating that in their opinion the objection raised by the Co mme of Sewers for the City of London to anameennent upon the city for any portion of the loan of 140.0004 raised by theMetropo- Sten Commissioners of Sewers for main &deep at the ground that the rates of the City of London ° rf armed P no part of the security on which the money was borrowed, and the objection of the Woolwich Local Board, resting on similar grounds, most be allowed ; and recommending that the stun of 19,1741. 6s. 7.1., • portion of the loan of 140,0004, for main drainage, effected by the Metropolitan Commie goners of Secrets, including interest, and the sum of 16,7441. 7a. I Id., • portion of the meets in credit on the ✓uns loan, now apportioned to the City of Loden end other parts not heretofore included in districts rated by those com misekmere, be apportioned among the several parts of the =lie liable thereto, and that the resolutions of the f the 3rl March bug, in relation to those matters, be, for the purposes of the present amesement, ended sword ingly. Altar some dinnesion it was molved that the ques tion se to the IMbility el the City of London should be sub mitted to counsel. Berm ELECTION.—Captain Hamilton, who has beam spoken of ea a probable conservative oendidsts at the approaching election, has issued his address, from which it be will stand. The nomination is appointed for 77ol eg a is mday, and them maw every prospect of a !walnut scatest. A MAN KILLED ON A RelLotAT.—On the line of the Staines, Woking, and Weil:lngham Railway, • man, who is unknown., met with his death • few evening. ago by • train running over him &short distance from the Sonningdale stition. The train was despatched from Reeding soon after eta o'clock, and arrived at Sunningdide a little before seven. t Oz ou ltireaching the latter Manta, and whilst running • deep cutting, the reelection from the lamp on the tender showed the driver of the engine that • men was on the line in front of the train. He sounded his whistle, but before this could reach the ears of the man he was struck down by the train. When the driver reached Stmningdale, he told the station-erecter of the (occurrence, and men were instant' despatched down the line. They soon found the d lying tv.i aeon the meta'. The legs were broken and the chest and face were bruised, but the wheels bad not pissed over Inn or in any way maimed him. The mat ins seen in the neighbourhood • few hours previously, and was evidently auffering from intense poverty. As there was no public) footpath across the railway, it' conjectured that the deceased went and walked on t line with suicidal in tent. The jury returned, • verdict that there was nothing to show whether deatk was produced by accident or otherwise. TQIN OUT OF COLLIERS IN NORTH STAFFORD -51111 AND COLLISION WITH THE POLICE.—FOT SOWS time pant there bee been oontddernble uneasiness perceptible among the operatives employed at the collierice and iron works in this division of the county. Atrilvesdale,neer New castle-under-Lyne, the forge men have leen on strike, m well as at the Fenton-park works and some others in the immediate neighbourhood of the Staffordithint Potteries. Beth the iron-masters and the coal proprietor, bad gime their mat notice to reduce their wage. 6d. per dry. The men generally have refueled to go to work at the reduced rate. On Thursday a collision took place between the mob end the police, in which Superintendent °anthem and Inspector Stuart were seriously Injured ; three of the ringleaders were °tweeted, brought betore the magistrate nett morning, and remanded to the 26th inst. Teeterdey morning 600 or 700 amenibled at Lot's to turn out eome men at work, but we prevented Lpolice. They then peomeded to Hanky to one of the s of Ear l Granville, and mumbled to the number of 1 , 600. polle, however, diepened them, when they anora/led In the market...place ; the police again charged them, when they were pelted with stones. The shops were instantly closed. The police took eve prisoner.. A meeting was Axed b the colliers for II o'clock leaf night. 300 special as were sworn in at Lawton and 300 nt Hanley yesterday. [Adyertisement.}-11m.wwwesPats.—This me ai.bastorelf Weasel./ le NOM WIWAWN. eir yews. eel Irmo solkeelelk• re be Ibe nom vonertel remedy la IM world. 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