The Express. — London, England, 1863-12-04 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER Tete 4jr_. rits4%, .1," • ' 1 • • /74- e No. 5,404.) CIITTA, calling at the Caps of Good [lva t.I and Madraa—STlAM COMMUNICATION between LON DON and INDIA by the magnificent Meet of Steamers belonging to the Salt India and London Shipping Company Limited). se well-known clipper autiliary p INDIANA, ANS Mos, 11004 sons power, J. sm rill, Commander, now loading in the Viands (London) Dock*, will bisve cm Mb January. embarking passengers at and leaving Gravesend on the 11th January, for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras. This magnificent ship, built expresety tor Me India trade, has been thoroughly refitted. hoe first-rats so caniacdasica for passengers, and will carry an experienced surgeon she a stewardess. The average passage of them mousers has been M days to Madras, some of Mem making the showiest pemages on record —Tor freight or poly to Orsu and Co., 65, Parlismantedreet. S.Nt a r ig ti:e idokers, Alfred Mott and Co.. Mik Leadenhallatreec S.C.: or at the Gime at the Company, ss, r Mlnolig-lane, Idmdon. LC.: wham aLs o ojtelcations for te as midshipmen la this service s nada, ZIOR.ARD DREW, Secretary. SYDNEY in 65 days, by GREEN, ROBINSON, and Co.'s LINO—The superior well-known ship JOHN BANKS, I& tams register A I for 13 years, will load in the Had India Doc*, and mil fOth December. This favourite ship, width made ber last panes* to Poet Phil/lp In 70 de*, hen excel lent accooroodation for ell cleans of pawners, and will carry s surgeon if required. Wfll be followed by the screw steamer Nepnwee. which le expected to run out in * days.- OItELO, acraumori, sad Co., lasi ladiaavenaa MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' ( o f Itlorall•yard, Londe') LINN 4 PACKET MIPS to AUSTRALIA. —For KRLDOURNII, Part PhMip direct to bays the Docks on MONDAY, December 11, selling at PlyinoellE, the eoleodld clipper ship TRUE BRITON, 1,100 tons, 01301L06 R. Oegemeeder; lying In the last India Ducks tier amens modeling est Mirdmees paimple.wrimainess; entitle will ese en smirker* eargeon.—Ter freight or peewee apply to IeMOD, ALLPORT, and MORGAN (with Meters. Money Niemen and Bone), 7, Istadenbalietreet. Passengers by this line of packets airs mamma from Paddington la Plymouth ant class far second cies fares. and second clue for third clam fares. lON LTTIRPOOL OR QM: MOWN TO NMI YORK. LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, mad PHILAIMPHIA STRILVARIP 0113RART Wood bee patching their all•poweredWho= Iran Bony Mem &los, arming the a_Rpkiitates men?. simoliuvis,ro — F)r.rcra Kr, :oar.. _ RIWNDURGH,_ sdassisy. Dee. 9. KANGAROO. Saturday. Dom U. CITY 01 MANCRMTRIL. Wednand9y, Dee. It And every Wedoislay. as every slienra• Sainselay. Oabla pow b the mall Resume Maw refry Walloisday. IL It aid 91 Wistaa, accordiag to the soossa. Cabin by Os tamtats deours. 19 'ober Perward "maw Oadaglai all yrovlakes seeked. Pansair . tae Or NW the MAW Its aad M* Gabisabis. boated 1111.701 .4 = 3.1 _, 4 71 F iL e ss — t r amr lhurcerer sod MACIT. IR. wag Med. CUy. R07111:RDA)! and the RIIINIC.—TWION a Wlllll.—Thipsddloatamor /ATAVISM, CapL W. SMITH. Inas tin Heaton and Taralpt Ptimun.whart, Wapping, every /eft at 11 am. Tam a ft., 108., sod od. aft., 62 fa, red LI Oa dd. The sereweleemete PYIN " Orat dam al Ur Tower wary Monday morning tarty. Parte. LI and dl Noon* bra Mr to the mantlily ame leaLa CHAPLIN'S Vadmaal Mho. painied W.. ee to PHIL. LLI* eIAY and rartrares. U. Hood.loaA 10. LIRKKEN —Direct Bouts to Hanover, Bruns wisk cos Central Oaresany IlrlillY THUItSDAY e NMI Owsnark Lloyd's spirsdld slearomes SCHWAB / 0= or HOWE. from Horool7down. 0 AA. calling at ref for passeors At 10 a.m.—!ties a 10 , 06•00: 0.2 NM it: return ticket.. LI And Al 101— al CHAP inn tradversal Office. l at.drcee, W.; at GILLYII. rd ?BILLUPS. 11. NORWICH II N lON REVERSIONARY INTIRERT COMPANY. NOTICI IR BINARY GIVIN that In eonseseseee or neekilloa sassed by upwards at twenty proprietors, each hold oe more gm s be the capital of the Compaoy, an NATIAORDINARY OINIRAL BELTING of the proprietors .111 be held at the Company's Maces. No. ES Linoobiainn- Odds, to the county of Middlesex on TUESDAY. the 15th day of December, Me/ at I o'clock, for the purpose of considering the propriety of Whig the aliseatiou In the twentieth of the roles appended to the deed of settlement of the said Company, sped- Ned In such requisition.—by order, WAIT NORRIS, Secretary. 13. lineobio-tonftoida, 14 Downier. Ise& LIFE ASSURANCE xl litre et.LLS. bat. Loudon, LC. METROPOLITAN eOCIM, No. S k titir . DIIIIICTONEL am. Bargem i k q Esq., Bristol. Jas. Uoyd, Lg., Birmingham , Maw Calor, . 81r J. Paxton , 11. P., Chats. Jams Dawn" . worth. aura J. adaterme. Esq. George Pearce. Bd. Pietwriok Mod It ardt, La. Henry net. Esq. admit /IT - lag. J. Ingram Travers, Esq. W. Grant., Portsmouth. Joseph Underwood, EM. Pram & B w, Eaq. George Vaughan, Esq. WRabbet Ins sear, Id. WIIIim J. .ADY4I7AGES OR ASSURING WITH THIS SOCIETY. leonc6deitrin - anse; : nia: - no - Pild agents Delos employed, asad Tte=tlca of emthe whale of the pronto to th e reduction of W of Mbers of Owe years' standing or upward& i gwansibie of an accumulated fund exceeding £1,000,000 • gross annual income exceeding Dube its existence the Society has paid in claims, without a single instance of dispute.. And hoe 'yawned to members in reduction of their annuel piladtm. etoomo The ems &eared by existing policies exceed Per the year ending the 4th April, 1866, an abatement has been iedared at the rate of 50 per cent. Preapectases, Copies of Annual Accounts, and hal particulars. Iney be obtained on application to Noreakber, HENRY 11•11811•1. Actuary. LONDON and LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANI69. Tire Capital Li.ooo,ooo—Lite Capital ,ClOO,OOO. Loadon-73 and 74, King Wilhamatreet. P.C. Liverpool-1h ovra'Abulidlogs, Y.:change. With nom andForaign Branches, and Agencies. LO DON. MMAlligtag—Y. W. Russell, Vp, V. P. 'Chairman of the National [Recount Company. Millgeig7sCaktiumge— •lir. Aid. Dakln 'Menne. Galan Bros!: Lite: J. Mackenzie, MR., Brenham-house, Old Dread-street. X. P. Alderson, Rol. 'lleum Belson, Tritton, and Co.) Abel Chapman, kaq., 79. Old oftee4fteet. C. B. Colchester. wag. Messrs. Colchester', and Woollier. , J. H. Hornell De Castro, Baq Messrs. Carruthers, De Castro, and Co., Manchester and London.) Mr. Alderman llale ,Mears- Warren I. Hale and Sons.) *Charles Joyce. Kai. 'Mesas. Charles Joyce and Co.) Jam Gustavus Russell, gag., 61. Moorgate-street. Lightly Simpson, ES4I , Bmitordwytuire. Thomas Stenhouse. , Merchant, • Director of Tire Compsny only. LIVIMPOOL CHArmui—Yrancis Beans, Req. ;Messrs. Merl& Braun, and Co.) Dirurr-CE•uutAis-Bteption Barker Onion, Bag. (Mews. Onion and Co. G. X. Bowen, Esq. 'Mews. Manning and CO.) D. N. Glannaeopido, Esq. Messrs. Glannammulo and Coehlisni.) Daniel James, Ran 'Messrs. Phelps, James and CO.; Gohn eorge KendaKlLa ) l kau. Messrs. Kendall Brothers.) J Edward or. -- - insurances against iota by fire on every descilptton of pro party, both at home and abroad, at moderate rates. Mercantile insomnces at reduced rates. Life policies uncliallengealde. rived= from entre premium for foreign residence. Xon.forfeiture of lit.: policies. low rates of premium. lcar.filthe or 80 per cent., of the prodta divided amongst par. Ilcipatlcg policy.bolders. For espial:talons see book prospectus. Commission allowed to solicitors and others intnuincing bust lers. W. T. CLISICHUGH, °mural Manager. ALGERIAN ONYX MARBLE. iieur. HOWELL, JAYE.% and Oa. foopsetfally solscat an looptedon of their rawa Salon which inowtalna upwards of ow thoadood object& °muffing of CLOCKS, Candelabra, Lamy,. Vmes. JarillniZrea lantana, Pen Trays, and a variety of mailer articles of taste. at moderate prices. Thlv beautiful inarbie I, perfect() translucent, bean a very fine polish, presents • divinity of plotting tints, and can be turned or chiselled Into !ay form merry fur utility °committal-5,7,9, kropor.otrott. ITOTHIIte IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and swat eful Invention of the day, AGUA. AIIARBLLA. Wean. JOHN GraftlgLL and Co. , Three K Inipeoart, Lorobard 47,",.11"ule.n.parfuniers to her Majesty. respectfully offer to the public "ini waif nisrvellrus fluid, which gradually restores the Oman hair tofu pri•• hue—n, nuitte.at what age. The Ague Amirells has wine of the properties of dyes; It, on the cenectel, beuen, 181 to th e and when the hair Is once restored one application per month will vpr,p tt In perfect e^,.r. Pries II Is. per huge, or in fualt hottioi, Its, rkl.—John Gosnell et Co. have been .Pc.ist.l perfumers to IL It. U. the Princess of Wales. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an effectiml remedy, without itoollulag the bowels or affect ing the head, truly efficacious and pleasant, is a'lmltted to he the hest medicine lor immediately relieving coughs, eolds. twafinned macs of mtbma, and incipient consumption. It ire. Veently ores Pertow whom tne faculty pronounce incurable, admirably allays the tickling whkh provokes frequent couorMai In approaching v.lislimptlnn Its effects are truly benelleinL ?snow deprived of sleep. or even lyln4 down for fear of silken leak ma 7 depend on relief In • few minutca, after taking it. rnimed only and sold by W. LA BERT. chemist, 8, King Channiptrom. London, and by .11 &unto". In loathe. Llid., and three quantities In one ran ad. Ile particular mid ask fol . Lamberts Astlunatie Bakes.. The name and address are engraved ea the stamp. 9IIININE.-DR. HASSALL'S REPORT on WATZRE PREPARATION a QVININX ! so well boys as 'Waters' Quinine Wine" , tratiftes to Es value. lull list of kettmoulals forwarded by ROBERT WATY.RS, , Ita 2, ElartGes•l2" Canoes-street, booloth RC. Mold by Grocerslian Ware. housemen. and others at 20e. .lotea. Wholesale agent, L Laois and Co.. Moreeste7. _TOZEMPS COPAHINE MEGE, successfully Imed In the Perla sad Landes Hospitals, ander the we o VAR CaMaim. ltleord, Lloyd,, Poland. and Learns Clark eall Nov., laSt, effects a care In as averse" at ell dark naaer la ment or CII".111k diewee.— is. ad. per bottle, by peal IL. al C. JoireaCe. French wonit, Y. Harnarhat. Laudon. MJIILLIEN'S CONCERTS.-HER . MAJIBITS TlZATRL—Podttvely the Lag Week but Two of the derna—The wade of the nest part of the Concert will be devoted to Worts of kleedeluotut. Vocable : ZHU Vasa' , Yalu. taper that rho will porkers Meedeknotae (*Weeed Comeau ter the Yalta: Grad Oretteetra Three Military Band% an m e tman Conductor—M. J ULLIZ2I. Commence at a. A One &Jaw THE OXFORD.-OPEN EVERY EVENING. MUSICAL WITZITTAINMENTS, eocuiding Operatic Selection& Choruses, etc, by the whole of the Company ; Solos, Violin, Viotti Collins, the celebrated English vlonnot; Plate, Drew Dean ; Pianoforte, Mist Bryant . and the marvelloss Metre. mak •• The °rebooting Piano." by the inventse Herr Seitalken. bath. Director, Mr. P. Josibraans. Comedy by Usseortb Wow and "),_ IteriaL W. Sandal. W. T. Critchlield, T. 3fagan, and .1. Henderson, 4n, dr. ealesion—Arek 6d. Stalls and Balcony, la.: Private Boxes, 10e. ed. THE GHOST CLUB, an entirely new Spectral Pa Introducing startling sad coed effects no Orlon sites Produced seder the lausscUsie super , tidied's*, of moor Mint, sod by bums of S. DIW Heq.—CANTISSURY HALL, Wes -road. TIRE REGENT NEW MUSIC HALL, m iteneaSeireet, Vlaceneqtuue, wssnairanir. Open ain& with the beet Couto and other talent. SeLotions and by the moat ellefeat company In the metropolis.— Adna/on, ; stalk and balcony, la Open at 7.—Mr. CHAR SINCLAIR. Generel Vassair. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALA.OR. 1111110 ASTILACTION.—Ak Intend % this egsbilehment. T YiLB MIL t ssr wools tartars's!, In the worts —leu=_ emad seent ban . — timette r afi a nt. '"' 7 . ll7 sad Mom 104=W h 7 12 sow s all Seven. M Half -mg. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACK—The AA;lmager bet the braes le asoo P mee Mat arreagess Me Mao made MY Mom RA371101 RA:WON', proprietor of of the GRAND CLIQUi 111111BIALI, by which his unrivalled Troops win ler a Moiled period, commandos the AM Mega the Show, D. 7. THE BRfrD3H HOTEL, 83, Jermyn-street. lasilioe Led Oastlams au be arooramodeted with Apart:anal aad Bedroseas la this ithablielusea at moderate charged—TH s OMA provided HAWS prom Ilingwe M g M ewl ) Tea Water. Maao for large sad m all partied GREAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES at the 11111JNIWICL Janayngtreet, 81 Jams's, Omagh oat the Mater 8..0n. MARSHALL'S lIIINGARIAN BRANDY. The universal demand for thla fine Brandy Bser y l e. l Cognsc—Dr. Railla renders rende advertmement unneessiery eantbalng the public egainst mmious imitation& 01 moat Manus aingle bottle& 111. Bd. each, eapsuled, labelled, and cork breaded I. a. MARSHALL, mole comMuee : 411& dens ane. ar 18e. per gallon (careless@ petal. Depilt, 114, A Wmepie- Maim& City. UM of Agents poet free. ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE. The OCTOISIIIIIIWINOS of Ur above ALI are am bins napptind b the food condition la MUM and in orkA by IFINDLATiM KAMM TODD. and 00.. At their no. lwdoe. atom. Landon-bridge, Wm 2, Mt E P P B'B COCO A, FRAGRANT Oat V I NVIGORATING INVIGORATING BRIACPAST OeliPaated specially for the of those under homcsopatbie tossassenUVUAOa ttt has a ll ugh its amicableness become generally accepted. SAIYOR—LEA and PERRINIP W6RCESTEISHIII Ural Thin &Woos condiment. preeemeed .. eoesalreurs THY ONLY OOOD PAM Is prepared Rai* by Lid sad RAINS. The public are respeottalky aisle:toed spatial weethlear batta lion% aad aboebt see that Lea sad Portia names are as wiener, kW, *We, and stopper. AM far MIL sad W, WIC& - . loil wiagassis 407 be export;rahs iro;744ad; Waesseler Nara& CRONIN sad ILACIE ; Messrs. lAICLAY sad 1101111.1taailoa. tte.. ad. : sad by grooms and dims samassily HYACINTHS, TULIPS, CROCUSES, &c. BUTLIE and IIcaII.LOCH'S CI la COLLECTION Mr- Maim frail, for decoration of lowergarden, contains 30 hyacinths, 100 Whim, 100 crocus, 25 Iris. 60 narcissus, 100 ranunculus, 60 anemones. 60 snowdrops, dx Illtes. Bulb I.ltalolue, or Ama teurs' Guide, may be had free. BUTLEJtaad IIcCULLOCE,Commt-dardendnarket. London. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE to any TAIT at the LIM:MOIL Droldiaprocasi aios. ccaapeato AZ 0 0 Dlalwroan suites. eatable 0 0 lednion mitts, comapisto Warranted first clam. P. sad I BITPUB, 1* Ottordotroot. ninsladot catalogues pails sad pot tree an application. T 0. and J. JTKLD, original manufacturers el • Na .iad)of PALLEYMI CANDLES, to whom the palm medal (18111) lee leem awarded. and Mete candles adopted by her alidestre Oommenteat for rooting military ILIUM. abrosd. Them eandlee ma be obtalsed of all chandlers cad grocers la Ohs TIMM/ KimpAmm. him la ad. per pound :.Lo Field s cols lorded Vatted genies Soap Table* id. and ad. each. The panne me esallemod to see Met yield's label la au Om YareO►laLee beam Lemm Wham L only. and tee ezpoetstion. —Upper mmem. a. GOLD OHAINS.—WATHERSTON and MOOD= beg to all the attention of the veldt' to the 101Lli at INVOICE which they deliver with O.hi Guard Claim purchased at their manufactory L d. To workmenzhip of pattern chain, 64 inches long To (18) carat gold, weighing oz. dvt. gra, at i$ M. Bit per ounce, Mint price Tote Upon this system. the QUALITY, WEIGHT. and VALUE of lb* gold are certified, and guaranteed to the purchaser: %Aber doe and Brogden looking for a hair reantineraHon on the work raanaldp only, which is charged eremitic; to the tetricacv or dnapiloity of the pattern. ATHERSTON and BROODEN, Ooldwoltlia—Nannfactory No. le, Hearlettsetrank Covent-garden. London, W.C. Zeta bliabed A.D. VOL Arrayseais — Ot Midas mad Joviality tar la eaca,—N.B. Mir lablaamsat Ir aired Mb la the wawa sad au aatardaysat L PICCADILLY CRINOLINE ROOM In WOW OPAL. PICCADILLY SANSFLECTIIM JUPONS, lan ad., lac q.. Dad 21a. PICCADILLY CRINOLINES PUFFED, and Ws. PICCADILLY CRINOLINES. T e PM= ONDINA. or Waved Japes. dose away with the eatlgirily results of the ordinary hoops. and so perfect are the wavelike bands, that • lady may ascend a steep glair, lean spins& a taMe, throw herself Into an armchair, pass to her stall at the antra, or occupy a fourth mat in a carriage, without inconve nience to herself or others, or provoking rude remarks of the Mummers, thus modifying In an Important degree alf those peen- Writfes to deetroythe modesty of Laglish women and, ,fatly,it allows the dress to fall into graceful folds. Price Its. Id., lie., and 255. Id. Illustrations free. PHILPOIT, 27, PICCADILLY, W. THE COURT JOURNAL is the Court and Feahlonable Weekly Paper. Established 34 years. It con tains a 'ant amount of or glnal, general, court, fuehlonable, sporting, and naval and military news not to I. found in any other paper. Prlce 6d. stamped, Od.—W. Thomas, 21. Brydgew street, Wand ; aU news agents, and at the Railway Suiting& VENICE. —THE ROYAL ACADEMY.—The BUILDER of THIS DAY, price td., by port 5d., contains : Flue View of the Clarence Hotel, Dover—British Punkas: New Materials fur their Lives—Qualities of Stone so the Island of Portland—Science In Show—Art Workmanship at the Society of Arts—Eogravlog of the Chesapeake Memorial, Portsmouth— Progress of Amateur Writers on Ugh:merlon - Water for Loudon —Gas Reform Needed—The Wedgwood Institute C Litton— The Fall of House at Isliuntoc—Arthille Natural —The Brick Vault of SL George's Hall, Liverpool, de.—OfEce, 1, York street, Covent-garden, and all bookaellers. The 14th Edition, with Coloured Plate, price Su Sd., DR. RAMADGE on CONSUMPTION. " Pathological anatomy has never afforded more conclu sive evidence In proof of the curability of a disease than It has In that of conaumption."—Canwell. Also, by the awe Author, price lan ASTHMA Ha VARIETIES and COM PLICATIONS, to which is annexed a succinct Treattie on the principal Mama of the Heart. London Longman and Co. Luis liivrsaws Mtissa—There is con siderable assitioneet in business circle, connected with the Lake Superior trade hi comequeoce of the discovery of an immense deposit of silver-bearing lead In that famous region. Marquette country is the site of this new discovery. It is said the ore yields :70 per cent, of pure lead. and that every ton of lead yields 25 pounds of silver, worth 300 dollars, besides the value of the lead. Operations will soon he commenced for " removing the deposits.*—.Detroit Tril,une. A SMART RAILWAY EMPLOYE. —A railroad em ploy:, whose home is in Avon, came on Saturday night to ask for a pass down to viait his family.—" You are in employ of the railroad inquired the gentleman alluded to. " ym." " You reesive your pay regularly ? Yea." " Well ; now suppose, you were working for a farmer instead o f a railroad, would you expect your employer to hitch up his team 'eery Saturday night and any you hoover This seemed • poser, but it wasn't. " No," said m a n promptly, " I wouldn't expect that ; but if the farmer bad his team hitched up. and was going my way, I should call him a darned mean cuss if be would not let me ride." Mr. Employ(:e mime out three minutia afterwards with • pass, good for twelve months. —B sifolo Courier, LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1888. TELEGRIPHICINTELLIGEZia: wow. liiiinualL) FRANCE. PARIS, D. 3. In the Corps Ligialatif to-day the election of M. Pine was declared valid. The committee proposed that the election of M. Boitelle should be declared valid. The Marquis Hanrincourt opposed, and M. Vernier, the govern ment commissioner, defended the validity. After a few words from M. Boitelle, the house declared the election annulled The committee charged to prepare the address will be nominated on Tuesday next. A petition of M. Darimon to the Senate has been published, animadverting upon the warnings given to the Courier de Bt., Etienne and the Gazette de Prance, and the suspension of the Lyons Prognis. The petition demands the retractation of these mea sures, as falling under articles 25 and 29 of the con stitution. The Emperor will return to Paris on the 9th The Pays and the Nation of this evening state that England and Russia in concert have demanded that Denmark should withdraw .the royal patent of the 3Jth March. The Paris evening papers also publish advices from Greece, stating that the Greek government will address a circular to the powers, explaining the reasons of its opposition to the destruction of the fortifications of Corfu. The King is said to have decided upon reorganising the army, and to have requested from France the services of a few officers as instructors. SWZDZN. STOCKHOLM, trac. 3. The King is suffering from a alight attack of bronchitis. CHINA. TiIII3.STE. Dia. 3. Advicea received here from Pekin to the 3rd October state that the General-in-Chief of the Impe rial troops received from the Emperor an order to strangle himself, and obeyed. JAPAN. PARIS. Dic. 3. The Paris papers of this evening publish intelli gence from Japan, stating that Prince Satsuma asserts he inflicted severe losses upon the English in the late engagement. THE DANISH DIFFICULTY. The following is the translation of a despatch sent by Earl Russell to the British ambassador at Berliu, and to the representative of England at Frankfort : Foreign-office, Nov. 21 Sir,— Her Majesty's government have observed with great regret, from a telegram received from Sir Alexander Moist, that the claims which Prince Frederic of laguatenburg raises to the eueesencia in the Duchies of Schleswig and Holstein have been brought before the Federal Diet by the minister of Bade., who thereby acts as the representative of the prince, and that the crosatica rained in consequence bee bee. referred to a committee. Under thee° circumstances her Majesty's government considers itself bound to inform you, without loss of time, that her Majesty's government can pursue no other conews than that pointed out by a oonscientious observance of all the obligatioas entered into by the treaty of May 8, 1852. This treaty binds her Majesty's government,in common with the other signatariee thereto, and in accordance with the terms indicated in the treaty itself, to recognise his Highness Prince Christian of Schleswig.Holstein.SooderbartGlucia. burg, and his male descendants in direct line from his mar. rings with the Princess Louise of Hesse, as in possession of the right of SLIOCOMIIOII to all the territory at that time united under the sceptre of his Majesty the ging of Den mark. Her Majesty's novernment anticipates that the powen which signed that treaty, or approved of it, will take the mane position in the queetko.-1 am, Russa.L. The following is the declaration of Austria and Prussia with regard to the admission of the Danish minister to the Federal Diet : The position of the Austrian and Prussian governments la defined by the treaty which both, in common with the governments of Frames, Great Britain, Russia, and Sweden, concluded with the Crown of Denmark at London in 1832, whilst the preliminary conditions of the treaty were fixed by negotiations with Denmark in the years 1851-52. Both governments regard the totality of these stipulations as an inseparable whole, which received its completion by the Treaty of London. As the case has now arisen which was contemplated by the treaty, both governments Can prepared to execute the treaty, if the crown of Denmark, on its part, complies with the pre. ceding stipulations, the realisation of which formed • condition precedent to the signature of the Treaty of London by Austria and Prussia. According to the view of both governments, the succession in Lauenburg belongs to King Christian, even if the Treaty of London were not valid, whilst the nest legal heir of the late King Frederic, Prince Frederic of Heise, has transferred his right to King Christian. The admission of the Minister for Laves burg, nominated by the Kiog of Denmark, in the same pro. portion as the representatives of single constituent states have a right to be present and vote at its sitting, seems therefore unasaailable. The right to vote, vested unitedly is Holstein and Lauenburg, can only be admitted by both governments when King Christian fulfils those promisee, relying on which both powers accepted the Treaty of Lon- don, which, adversely to them, forms the title of succession to the King in Holstein. Tau BURNING or KAOORIKA.—The Peace Society have presented to the QUM., by the Home Secretary, • memorial os the dreadful character of the late operations in Jaime, anti particularly the burning of Kagosima, containing from 150, to 180,000 inhabitants. After representing the facts, too well known to our raiders, the memorialists say : " The committee respectfully submit to your Majesty that this tremendous act of vengeance, inflicted by British arms, cannot be justified on any ground, they will not say of justice sad humanity, but of international law, or even of the laws of war. However heinous ruay have been the criminality of those concerned in the act for which redress was sought, the people of Kagosima, situated at • oonaiderable distance from the scene of the outrage, were in no respect implicated is the guilt. Your Majesty's memorialists are profoundly continued that acts like these, unhappily of too frequent occurrence in those remote regions, are inflicting a deep and lasting injury on the character of this country. Far from helping, they create an insurmountable barrier iu the way of our progress as the professed apostles of civiliaation and Christianity in the Fast. They afford matter of just reproach against us to other nations, and take from us the power of remonstrance or rebuke with them, whatever acts of injustice or oppression they may commit. They dishonour our Christian profes sion before the face of the world ; moil, may we sot justly apprehend that they may expose us to the righteous dis pleasure of Him by whose signal favour our country has been raised to such unexampled power sod prosperity! The ',nominee of the Peace Society, therefore, moot humbly, but most earnestly, entreat your Majesty to withhold your royal nastiest from this wrest outrage, perpetrated, in your Majesty's Dame, on the unoffendiog people of Kagosima! And your Majesty's memorialist., se in duty boned, will ever y, ka.—Joitiru Puss (President), BAMUIL Goa- VET (Treasurer), HIIIIT RICHARD (Secretary)." Da. Di JONOR'N LIORT-BROWN Coo LIVER OIL —There Is so malady more prevalent, or for which so many op posite modes of treatment bare been unsucceatfully tried, so rbetunAtbun. The most distinguished medical men now rely confidently upon Dr. de Jonah's Light Brown Cod Liver Of , the unfailing efficacy of this remedy having been demonstrated In thousands of cases of rheumatism and gout. Dr. Schenk, the great erman Physician, states—" That it ought to be considered .specific in rheumatism and gout "--Sold only in capeuied bottles, Ss. ed., ea ed., and es, by Dr. de Juoglis neon. ARAI*. Rexford, and Co., 77, WNW, London, and chermso.—lAtlver- Dimmest) SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. —•—• SALE Or THE EARL OP STAMFORD AND WARRINGTON'S STUD AT NEWMARKET. --- Yertewday (Thursday) Messrs. Tattersall sold sisty.deiz sassieress and • cob, the property of th e Earl d Stamford sed Warrington . The sale, which took Owe ia the paid** adjoining the boom, yard, stabling, &a re cently takes by his lordship upou the expiratiou of Baron Botheolars Isms, was not numerously Weeded. There were pretest the Duke of St. Alban, Lend Burghley, Loyd Pewint, Camel Mark Wood, (Japan Alexander, O. '3. Greville, Esq., George Payee, Em., Geary flexile, Esq., Sir Tattoo Sykes, Mr. B. Teo Breech, tic. The sixty six hams sold relied 28,750 guineas, being within • bastion of ao avenge of 436 guineas each. The tweet -sine animals in and out of training, of averaged within a fraction of 936 pines e= the lot peeing ths hammer for a total of 8,840 guises.. The two-yew-olds, numbering 18, (ebbed 11,635 pumas, Mug • traction over 647 guineas each. There were 19 yearlinp knocked down for a total of 10,275 pitmen being so avenge of a fraction under 641 passes mak. The highest preys the nimeilasemas lot wm obealeed for Ousseeder, who, altar I nual i t"A•c 46 Derby in which he beat Queen Bertha, fe ➢ " amiss." He was purchased by Mr. T. Wallow, the trainer, for 1,000 =. Gnome, Byzantine, ...imotina, Revolver, =save of Trump', and Reaper wen the saxt high prised lots, whiLt Imans, who in 1881 was such an immunise favourite for the Two Thousand t fell tbA bid of an Irish gentlmose i argabiese r to I'b. share of the sale was the Derby kvounte, Cambium°, who, after some spirited maws. Moe, was finally knocked down to Lord Burghley, eldest son of the Marquis of Exeter, for whom it was reported the porches. was made, in which ease the hone will go into John Scott's stable. The yearliop produced remarkably good prices, the heavily enpged Arclumades, for whose his lordship gave 720 guineas at bin Majesty's sale of mange,. realising the fabulous sum of 3,000 guineas. The sect high priced yearling was Hydaspea boagki et her m e jesere ode in Jun for 560 guineas, and end yenerdav to _Mr Tea Broach for 1,350 pumas. For Lyeseder Lord iMmegoin pee 610 guineas at the Middle -park yawing sale, mid he yesterday only realised 180 pumas. The followiog are the prime and the purchasen' Dames : Purchaser. Os. Onisander, by Neirmlnster—Vlvandkce, 8 yn (Mr. T. WadloLvl 1.000 Omani, by W•meralay—Oareans, 4 yrs (bred in Prance (Mr. Ten Breech T5O Barcbettina, by Pellon—Cymbii, yrs (Mr. Nay 620 Limoaina, by Neindnatse—Chan cad V e n..(Mr. la Mart) 600 Revolver, by Memo da o t t t 410 Bertha, by Stockwe ll —Melbourne. din, 4 yrs (Mr. Ned SOO Knave at Trumps, by King of Trumps, dant by West As 3 yrs (Lad W. Powistt) 810 11 . =, by Ifesperus—ristiana, yrs (Mr. J. Pearl) iOO by Orlando—Vivandiere,4 yrs (Mr. 11.1.0uterright) 290 IMerton.by Plying Dutchntaa— 211wdals,Syrs( Mr. IL Owen) 240 Livingstone, by Fandango—Margaret of Asi(Mr.a& I Yrs Tindall) 220 Osvaali. by West Australian lionace, 6 yrs (Mr. M. Panne) 220 Pea Nymph, by Weatberbit—Wish, yrs (Mr. Joy) 210 Ace of licarta—by Daniel o.2ourte—Lian, to Lecesdeld„ yrs (Mr. P. Jacobs) 110 Ths Avower, by Insides—Towns, yrs ..(Mr. J. Pearl) WO Dunk, by Wild Dayrall—Cnone Mad. 4 yrs (Mr . Atria, by Orlando—Veauvienne, 3 . Dalt.4l) 100 Oscar, by Newroinater —British Queen yrs (Mr. Phillips) 190 , yrs (Mr. B. 112:: ) MUM" by Voltigeur—Ellezdals, 4 yrs.. (Mr. Monolog eau 136 cd Northampton) 120 Armen, by Ambrose—Ara, 6ps (Mr. W. Dat i ) 110 Le Mancha. by Youmans—Lady Lift, 3 yrs Med Prance (Mr. W. lt. Walker) 06 Nook Pigeon, by Wood Pigeon -Doonigs, 6 ym (Mr. H. J. 66 gygg Heat', by Daniel OWLoarke, are ti rl. =: l s:• Head. ps (Mr. . ) 56 Mertes, by ilthelbert—My Mary, 4 pi (Mr. Ream) 50 Blaokcock„ by Newnilimier—Grey Hen. 4 yrs Mr. Brewery) 60 Loyd's, by Oriando—Boarding School Alien 4 ym W. Day) SO lieihslkh,hy Ilayrell—Moodlcee, 3 yrs (Mr . (Mr.. Wahl U &novae', by The cure—Equatloo, 3 yrs. Mr. W. Der 26 Imam, by Newminster—Hlmasys. 6 yrs (Mr . Carden 20 lotal Os. 41340 YKAIILINOIL Archimedes, bc by NewmfatZrZignallon..(Capt.WWW) SAO Hydaspes, cb cby Newatiuster - Tealkosek) 1,360 Londoner, ch oby ittookwell—SMll (Mr. H.I. Certwrtglit) 1,000 Cariboo, blk fby Voltigeor—Vsalty (Mr. T. Wadlow) 700 Thalasslus, be by Stackw•U—lksanty(kr..ll.7.Cartwright) 700 130 Lye, blk tby Sweetmeat—Dedusatisa(Ld.at Vincent) 000 Venus, bf by Orlando—Volley (Mr. T. Watnow) yab Sloth, ch Iby Idle Soy—Lena (Mr. Tan Smock) WO Abatis, be by Orlando—The Arrow (Hr. Naylor) 410 Ardsrlem, hr tby Stockwell—Lama Middlidou(Mr.ollbyl SOO Kildare, the by Newminster—Sharnrock (Hr. AL Morns) 630 bib fby Vedette —Cymba ...... (Mr. 1Imlng) 420 Lysander, be by Bataplan—Tested (Captain Willie) 180 Contraction, be by Wild Dayrell—Ctreassian Maid (Lord St Vincent) 160 Provisor, br c by Yellow Jack—Provision (Mr. H. Morris) 70 CEnone, b f by Itstaplan—airy (Mr. H. Morris) 66 Penelope, bet by Sasetansat—Black Cotton (Mr.C.Bayssr) 66 Whitethorn, he c by Stockwell—Queen of the May (Mr. Forbes) 00 Jacobus, b c by Yellow Jack—Ade ll ne (Mr. 8. Jacobs) 16 Total Oa. io.rte TWO.YRAR-OLDS. Carobuscan, by Newmlnatar—The Arrow (Lord Burlelgh) 5,100 Leicester, by Latmlngton—lllts Nancy, by Cain (Mr. H. J. Cartwrltibt) 900 °cardamon, by Orlando—VivandlCre (Mr. K. J. Cart- weight) Acolyte, by Surp li ce—Bow of Cashmere (Wild lases dam) 860 Mr. T. Wadlow) 800 ?moils, by Leamington—Fisherman ' s d a m ,Mr. IL Ten Brawl) NO Gownsman, by Sarplice—Tomyris (Mr. Ten &meek) 826 Mahoreetan, by Jordan —Biondells's dam.. (Kr. La Mert) MO Battaglia, by lataplan —Espoir (Brown Duchess's dam) (Mr. W. Robinson) 4/0 Diviner, by Colsterdale—dam by Sleight of Hand (Mr. Portman 690 Brindisi, by listaplan—Mistletoe, by Melbourne....(Duke ) f Si. Albans) 410 Alpheus, by Vedette—Arwthasa (Mr. liodintsu, 230 Now York (Brother to Newcastle) by NeenninMar—Mary MOAN* (Mr. W. !'Anson) TOO Panma, by Orlando—lmams', dam (Mr. 011 by) 160 Ramrod, by Coisterdale—Fkbo's dam, by dielght.of.liand . atson) 110 Sacramento, by Yellow Jack—Adeline, by (Mr lon—Little B Fairy Oakapple, by Turnus—liesrt of Oak (Acorn's dam) (Mr. Doyenne; 33 H)paila, by Or'suido—Equittlon (Dtophantags dam) (captain Bond) 26 Bombus, by Leamington—Queen Bee (Captain Bead) 26 11.636 SUMMIIIY. Three, four, and lire year olds (b) 6,840 Two >ear olds ad) Yearlings (10 Grand Total .01. 48.7:0 NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, DEC S.—APPOINTMENTS AND PRO morioss.—AraiMaat Clerks F. T. Trencher and 0. Rundle, to the Barran& Curet Engmeen E. 0. Crichton, to the Asia, for the Duncan ; L. Swift, to the Asia, for the Victor EinmanueL Second Class Assistant Engineer R. Y. Rodger, to the Conqueror. To be Engineer, J. Hird. To be First Clue Assistant Engineers, H. W. Thompson and J. Hunter. PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 3. The Queen , 76, screw, Captain Charles F. Hill ye:, is wider orders to pay ofi on Saturday, the 12th lest. The Male , 17, screw sloop, Captain G. J. Napier, is to be paid off on Tuesday next, The Warrior, 40, Iron screw frigate, Captain the Hon. A. A. Cochrane. is ready to join the d ql-ship of the Channel squadion at Spithead. The Wasp, 13, screw sloop, Captain W. Bowdon, is nearly complete, sod will reinforce the squadron on the China station. DRAMATIC COLLEGE BALL.—The active COM mitt.. of ibis ezeallent dramatic charity announce their annual full der bell in aid of their funds, which will take place this year at Willia's lloome, on Wednesday, the 9th of Decembwr. Amoogat the stewards ate Messrs. Balls, Benedict, Buckstone, T. P. Cooke, Emden, K. Keeley, Theodore Martin, Charles Mathews, Alfred Mellon, J. R. Planclii, Sims Reeved, and Benjamin Webster. The hand engaged is Messrs. Coot, and Trauey's, and the supper and dancing arrangements will doubtless be as perfect as they have been oo former occasions. THANES MARINE OFFICERS' TRAINING SHIP woneram.—Rear-Admiral Lord Clarence Paget. C. 8., M.P., at the request of the committee of the Thames Marion Officers' Training Ship, baa connoted to distribute the prises to the code. on board the Worcester, of Enth, oa Monday, December 14, at 2.30 p.m. The officers of t h e Royal Naval Reserve have expressed a wish to be present on board the Worcester on that day to receive his lordship, and the committee of the training ship have determined to give thrill every facility. This is the first opportunity his lord ship has had of meetiog the (Akers of the Royal Naval Reserve ohms the formation of that very important 'oleo leer force. A steamboat provided by the committee will leave Blackvrall pier at 12.30 on that day, to convey their friends and the officers of the Royal Naval Reserve to the Worcester. Boats for the Worcester will be in atteedeeee at Erith pier to convey friends arriving per train leaving Loodoo-bridge statiou, North Keot line, at 1 p.m. Drapatehes were sent yesterday from the Colonial office to the Governors of Malta, Gibraltar, Ceylon, Hots Kong, Lotman, and Canada. [Stamped, ld. Ack Mang THE LATE VIOLENT GALES. At about 2 o'clock yesterday a stack of chimneys fell Hamlet the roof of a small cottage, situated in Short street, Newington. The house was occupied by the family. The panels were from home at the time, sod fear children were buried in the rubbish. Three of them were got out alive and taken to St. Thomas's Hospital, Wslworth-road, but the eldest child, a girl of fourteen, was dead when lakes oat. The others were more or less injured. The violence of the gale was felt with peat severity at Bydenham, but up to last night, beyond a few tress torn up and boughs blown off, and a chimney pot or two demo lished, uo peat mischief was done. The Crystal Palace did not miter in any way. Early in the morning two men named Samuels and Can sing, while navigating a large on the Regent's Cana, were blown by the force of the triad into the water, sad alter 1 1 straggling for some time, Samuels, who is a good SWIMSUIT, rescued his censpamico. Two mailing barges came ia collides between Chelsea and Vauxhall, whereby three use were severely injured, and one it is expected fatally so. The damage dose to the horticulturists at Nothieehill, Shop iterd's.bush, and Chelsea was more severe yesterday than en the previous day, while in meet districts of the metro polio mere or lees damage has been dose. A visit to the royal parks yesterday disclosed t►e peat damp sad injury which the trees sad shrubs had seetained. The pie seems to have base more severely felt Ls Battersea New•prk and St. Jaws's-pork than in the others. The some as the river on Wednesday was very distress big, but yesterday it was more so. Notwithstanding all the precautions taken for mooring the vessels many of them got adrift, bet lartemtlely not, as on the previous day, with fatal eemesqnsmoss. The report currant on Wednesday of a steamer emichig in collision with a collier vessel tome cast to be oorreet, not alone in the fact of the collision, but abu in the falling overboard of two sailors, one of whom wee rescued but the other drowned. /deny of the river steamers were prevented from navigating the Thames, and so fiercely did the wind blow that it wee mute impossible for small baste to live In it. Yesterday afternoon owing to the noprerredestwd low ebb ' 1 of t h e tide, accompanied by a strong gals from she N. W., I which had the effect of forcing the volume of water down the river, the bed of it in several places between Westmin ster and Waterloo bridges was completely laid hare, and the water so mach diminished that it was with didloolty the Citizen steam-boats, drawing only two and a half feet of water, could ply safely between the piers. bold, two of them, owing to the extreme ahallomroess of the abeam, the Wedding Ring and soother, ran aground, and their pages.. pre had to be transferred to other boats more fortunate in navigating the narrow channel. The Express boats running between London-bridge and Lambeth, on the Surrey side, where the mod banks are met newsroom, also stack herd and fast, and had to lay by temporarily. The Woolwich steamer, drawing 8 feet water, could scarcely maks any headway above bridge, and the delay incidental to the river Ira& was of a most Ye/Atka, character. The foundation piers both of Westminster and Waterloo bridges were ex , posed in a remarkable manner consequent on the Mawr' of the tide, which it is believed has not experienced snob • sadden ebb for several years past. At an early boar in the morning two large came* each of 1,000 tons bertha, named the Cosmopolitan and the British Lio•, Woks adrift from their mooriep sear Black wall-pier, and ran into the shore, the yards of the venal. coming in contact with the front of Lovegrowle Hotel, smashing the bay window of the large dining saloon, several yards of railing surrounding the premises, and • large pa tios of brickwork. The %e eels then drifted against • land ing-asp now beteg constructed, which war completely de molished, and finally carried away the roof of • cattle•shsd on the wharf—the total damage being estimated at 5001. Of Oreserrich three bargee, laden with coal, seek. At Woolwich a small brig went down, the crew being saved. The funnel of the North Woolwich ferry boat was carried away, and in the Lower Hope numerous casualties occurred to the matt. Our Southampton correspondent writes that it blew • hurricane there on Wednesday night. It was at its height between 3 and 4 yesterday rooming. The Channel Islands mail-packet due oo Wednesday night bad not arrived up to last evening. A telegram was received that she bad left Jersey for Guernsey. The Havre packet arrived at midday yesterday. She was detained two hours at Hevre on account of the weather. A number of colliers there had drifted, and bad seriously damaged one another by collisions. The out ward Havre packet, which left Southampton at 6 p.m., was met approaching Havre at 3 a.m. yesterday. The L Plata, which left Southampton on Wednesday with the West India mail, was obliged to anchor in the Solent on Wednesday night. The wind lulled during yesterday fore noon, but after midday it blew as violently as ever. During the hurricane the wind shifted round more than • quarter of the compass from south to north-west, and while this was taking place the hurricane was at its height. The Hansa, which arrived at Southampton yesterday from New York, experienced westerly gales. The Bavaria, which was to leave the Southampton Docks on Wednesday, could not get away until yesterday, on account of the weather. Large portions of the New Forest are under water, owing to the rains. During Wednesday night • strong breeze from the west was experienced at Manchester and its neighbourhood, which towards daylight yesterday morning gradually M auna to a gale, and did a great amount of mischief. A Welsh chapel in course of erection at Upper Medlock-street, and nearly completed, was almost demolished; • high factory chimney, at Pendleton, was blown down ; many holm chimneys were destroyed, carrying in roofs ; • new house nearly finished, at Loopiest, wee blown dose ; trees on Ardwiek-green and other places were broken down or uprooted ; and though no serious accident attended with lose of life had been heard of up to last night, it rosy be safely said that we have not had • storm for a long time pest which has donee° much mischief. Quite a hurricane wan blowing throughout Wolverhamp ton and the rest of the black country all day yesterday. Numerous chimney, have been blown down, to the great risk of life in the houses and out : some houses have been partly unroofed. At about noon • man was killed in Wol verhampton by the fall of a chimney. A ferrite gale from W.N. W. prevailed in Liverpool and the neighbourhood from 6 to 9 yesterday morning, and con. tinned with more or less severity during the entire day. It is indeed (according to the statement of Mr. Mariano, the astronomer at the Liverpool Observatory) the most furious wind storm experience:lgloos the erection of the anemometer many years ago, and on three occasions between 8 and 9 a.m. the immure reached 281'... to the square foot. The im. muse force of the wind may be gathered from the feet, that in several instances passengers were knocked down by its violence, ►nd one geutkman would have been hurled into the George's dock had he not seized and " anchored" to a stout pedestrian of Herculean frame who was holding ou to • lamp post. The roofs of houses both in Liverpool anal Birkenheed have suffered severely, the more jerry-built erections being in many cases entirely stripped. The pavements of the leading street, were strewn with slaters and chimney pots, and several passengers bays been much injured, though we have not heard of any killed. A tall chimney user the Liverpool Coro Exchange fell, and smashed in the glass roof of that building, but fortunately very few persona were inside. The chimney (40 feet high) of the Albion Oil Works, Birken head, was blown down ; sod at Birkenhead the magniticent glass fronts of some new shops were entirely destroyed, and the goods within much damaged. The waters of the Mersey were so swollen and rough, particularly at high water, that the only ferry boats which veotured to cross were those to and from Woodside. The shipping in the over sustained peas damage. The whole front of the Liverpool dock walls was lined with vessels of all sizes, which were driven against the masonry with disastrous force, as well as several flats, including the Tom, Emma. line, Winchester, Winton], Longford, nod two others (names unknown), but, WI there was ample assist ance in the shape of steam tugs, no lives were known to be lost, though it is feared that the crew had been washed away from one flat, which (without any person on board) wee towed into the HamogionAlock. The Cboo-Foo, aline Leith-built slop, dragged her anchors, sod went on shore near the north end of the Princee-deck. A hole was knocked in her bottom, and she made much water. The Dunkirk brig J. Francois drifted by the Princssdock wall, sprung several of her timbers, and has now 7 feet of water in the hold. The ship Star dragged her anchors and ran eloopid• the south landing stage. The ship Lampedo [TWOPENCE is rheas as the Plachiagtaa bank, sad the brig Margaret Campbell sear the lierringtou.doeit. Several oalidosis or vends took pleas. The screw steamer Boot* jute arrived from St. Thomas, ran foul of the ship Jolts lemput, smashed that Yemen stern, lost her own screw, and thee drifting stern 011 to the Canada-dock wall, knocked her own stem in, and wee otherwise seriously injured. The John BIM. yen was 11111111 eat up, having mustained the loes of both main mad alma semis, jibboom, sad some of her top gear. At length both vessels were taken charge of by steam tap. The ship Elizabeth, which went whore on the Paned rooks, near Holyhead, is feat going to pieces. The steam ship Albeniaa, bound for Comteatinople, ran foul of a ship sad afterwards went on the Pluokington bank, where she remains is a witted position. A gentleman named Lasting barrow wee Imbed from the Woodside pier into the river, but picked up. A young lady, Mims WClel aa, in walking down Isliegtoa, was severely injured by a signboard which fell epos her. The Clemdien Mail steamer Nova Scotia could not leave for Portland (Mains), but will sail to-morrow (Friday). at II a.m. A telegram from Liverpool, dated 9.40 p.m., states that several large trees in the neighbourhood of Oldswaa sod West Dolby were torn down. The roof of a glom maculae- May at Oklawan we. carried away. ♦ mass of lead weigh ing 3 art was dislodged from the roof of the Ossoart-hall at Uverpool sad hurled s distanoe of sixty feet. The flat ' Walter, at Gontoo, sunk, end the captain sod two of his ems were rescued with peat difloalty, mid were almost I dead from azheeetion. No lees of life is yet reoneded. AS heavy falls of sleet and rain, the gale was abating. A telegram from Great Yarmouth Mates that yesterday afternoon the sloop Peace, of Arundel, foundered in the roadstead, and two men were lost. A brig's mew were also The severe gale which raged on Wednesday inflicted much deems on the Cornish coma Several vessels are reported toltave foundered or goes shore ; dockyards, churches, railway stations and trains, telspaph•posta, and private dwellings, received serious injury, and leaser casualties were innumerable. COTTON SUPPLY ASSOCIATION. At the usual weekly meeting of the Executive Committee, held on Tuesday, a letter wee read from the Bri tish vice-coeindate, Latakia, North Syria, stating throatier has further advanced in price, sad that the French picket took 157 bales on the 12th ult., being the first large export for the year. There is abundanoe of cotton, but the native rearm madder work slowly, and a :wr it. of French hotter are, therefore, buying it in the in order to se cure • supply. The writer offers his services to purchase cotton or commission at 3 per cent., the prior quoted being 24 piastres the oohs of Whs., aid having secured the ama teur al an overbroad msrohaat accustomed to do bar era with the natives he is prepared to execute are cadets that meaufecture or others may send to him. A letter wee received from Rio Gnus& do Sol, respecting the dietri burro d seed sent out by the association, and string that • quantity of seed bad also been received by a Breaks from Pernambuco Attalla@ bee now her C i i i t tu r: co all parts of the province to the cultivation of cotton, end it te expected by Jane next that the produce will be coming to market. Commthicatione to the newe r Portuguese on the cultivation of orbs her been Crrarded to be printed for wider circulation. A letter was read from her Majesty's consul-general in Cuba, reporting the arrival et mad rot to him by the aasociatioi , and stating the measures which be has adopted to promote it distribution. A small sample of cotton was received from Cuba, and valued at fully Sid. per lb. It is grown by • gentleman who has taker • large tract of lend in Guaira*, about 70 miles due east from Principi, and who purpose* cultivating it independently of slave labour. There is a floating population of about 1,000, and his plan is to make ma ll &drawee as condition that the same be refunded in cotton only. He takes the cotton is the seed, having himself provided of inient machi nery for clothing and packing, thus making the cultivation by smell holders of land an easy matter. He expects to skip this year between 500 and 1400 hales, and has no doubt the quantity will be Menthe& year by year. He is using his owe resources freely, and is so convinced that his plea of growing cotton by free labour can be made successful, that he has removed his family from Principi to Gualmaro, in order that be may perethallv su peri ntend the experiment. The samples of cotton grown at Salem , in the Madras; Pre sidency, and which obtained the Governor-General's pries* this year, were valued. the Indigeooes (Ooppunij at 22d., end the exotic (Bourbon) at 31d. to 32d. per lb. A email sample of cotton grown by an old colonist at Adelaide wee submitted for examination, and valued at from 29d. to 30d. per lb. Bead wee supplied for Barbary and Java. ATTEMPTED MURDER IN BERKSHIRE, AND SUICIDE. MAIDENHEAD, Teeastur. This town hes just been the scene of au attempted murder of the most atrocious description, which, though happily Dot terminating in the death of the intended vic tim, has been followed by the suicide of the intsoding mur derer. The circumstances are briefly these :—A young man, 22 years of age, named George Hooper, a native of Burnham, in Buckinghamshire, about three miles from this place, was employed as coachman end groom to the Rev. Mr. Greeley, incumbent of AU Sainte Church, Boyne-hill, whose name will be remembered in connexion with certain charges brought against him of alleged den-tractarian practime • year or inc e/004 This young man was attached to a girl named Lydia Elsa Baker, a housemaid io the service of Captain Fyfe, adjutant of the Berke Rifle Volunteers, who resides at Folly Hall, immediately contiguous to this town, bat his passion we by DO means recipreasted, the young woman having repeatedly told him that she was deter mined Dot to have soything to do with him. This seems to have determined him to take revenge upon the unfortu nate girl, and on Tuesday last, between eleven end twelve ce r biel., he went to the shop of Mr. Edward Thomas, gun smith. in Maidenhead, and requested to look at some He selected one, and bevies asked the price, which ' W o w!: told was leis., took it away with him, saying it was not for himself but for • friend, whose approval he must have before purchasing it. Bevies promised Mr. Thomas that be would call again in the evening to let him know whether hie friend would have the pistol or not, he went to another shop, kept by Mr. Gurney, and bought some percussion caps. He then returned to hie situation, at Boyne-bill, where be asked the butler for snore powder and shot, observing that he wanted to try a pistol. The butler said if be wanted to try a pistol he should have bullets, but nevertheless supplied him with the powder and shot as requested. The same evening, between 9 and 10 o'clock, he welt to the house of Captain Fyfe, and obtained au interview at the back door with the object of his alfectiooe in the preemie* of her fellow-servant, the cook. Some conversation took between them. and Hooper begged her to reconsider her refusal of him, bat she repeatedly declared that she would have so more to do with him. He thee asked her to accompany him to the front gate. This she refused, however, and wished him "Good night." She was about to go iota the bodes, when Hooper exclaiming. "Then take that," discharged the con tents of the pistol into her neck, and she immediately fell back into the conk's arms, crying out, "I shall die Hooper decamped instantly, and went to the Red Lies Hotel, where he asked the landlord for a bed, which, how ever, he was usable to obtain, the house being full. In the meantime Mr. 31`Graw, superinteodeist of the Maiden head borough police, bail been apprised of the cinema and he at once proceeded to Burnham, the residence :I Hooper's father. thiokirg to find him there. Not succeed. inn to doing so, he returned to Maidenhead, and there learned that the body of the murderer had been found on the moor, a piece of waste ground near the town, he having literally blown out bin brains. lie. Plumtre had in the interval been summoned to attend the unfortunate young womau, who it was at first thought could DO! possibly sur vive, but she has since regained her senses, sod hopes are entertained that she will recover. The coroner's inquest on Hooper will be held this day (Friday). when it is expected DOWD important additional evidence will be gives. ARRIVAL OF THE kWIf4A MOM AMERICA. —The North German Lloyd's straw...hip Hansa, Captain VOR Suiten from New York on the '.llst ult., arrived o ff Cowes yesterday paseLngcre for England and France. and 49 passengers for Bremen. She also brings 1211 dll doh. in specie, of which :13.05.1d015. are for England, 92,700 dole. for Frisco, sod 1,110 dols. foe Bremen. SINOULA' ieCIDENT ON THE GREAT WF-..TERN RAILWAY.—The high wind which was blowing yesterday morning caused a singular accident on this railway mar the Reading station. About half a mile to the west of this station there is a long narrow gauge siding running parallel with the up main line. lb the morning before mentioned • truck which was standing on this siding was, by the force of the wind, blown iu the direction of the points that lead to the op line. By inadvertence the points appear to bars been left in a wrong position and immediately the track reached the spot it was turned on to the line, when it gut off the rails. In consequence of the darkness that prevailed no person noticed the obstruction. and a goods train was allowed to proceed towards the station. However, it bad not goon far before it came costars with the trunk, smashing it to idotna. As far as we bare been able to ascertain eosins sum.. Lied any injury, but the permanent way was blocked for some time owing to the it bras. About the sometime several othertrucks on another siding were blown some distance, and were not stopped until they bad run over the stop block and done eommterabledioualie. We have also been informed thAt Noilivef the signals at different parte of the line have been blown doss.