The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-30 00:00:00

II / .• i 4. L %_~ ~- ) /34.4--:77)71'7-N. Tlbt 411' xl3 rt% X. ;al ~~Y No. 3,235.) VOR I'ALCUTTA Direct (with !menials% 6..1 F ~,..., Line splendid fait ailing Vans di* wpm.. .. to ILLIAII NT( Mkt, Ism . . Y d e..pper holonot ; tylea la Ike I TM dip Ma spletolid scooroxsodattoo to oobib ,Lt or mow joill to KART sob SIM 1.11011.='; ~;. •t+A. J. nCIII4IO. U. 611164 PI. HobloA• a 1% Eitl.ANI) RM./TR.—STEAM to INDIA•sad 1 • t, Copho t. INSULAR mol 0111MAJTAL IU %MN C OMP AN Y MOOR PAMONSWIRS owl . '• .I parooloko Ms MEDITERILANS:S= Adis: of Madras. mad Poleutio, by Mohr moAl Is Ft 41 , .1. thaAtli mid Ifollt of Ivry misl; for Chios owl , 1a... of IM Mb of the 000eth.—Tot foram porlioolon Gum. nL Lloisehaldiak laud ' s * a " Joe. Southampton. I I% . k;RPOOL ..d PHILADELPHIA STEAM slitP cOll PANT, Limped. Dee. IS, 1866 1 • •••• terrl•y reseetfully Informed that noting to the wiat I ~,, . ..I"thkit hire Wes offeeing for TtOw1•INIOS b7Woolnerk I:TN V NAILING of tbte Company •• retools toll. eta • meet the K Oil the 11th loWatat. tato Waco altereatAly to t oRK amt PHlL ano:lm AUNLPHIA. . 15, Toorr•buthlsoi• WILLIAM INMAN, Afoul. 4 1 1•1',AM to AMERICA.—The LIVERPOOL and PIIILADILLPHIA WTNAIII SHIP COMPANY Wow! deo •. • ott,‘ thair fullintersl Clyde hullt Iroo throw deettio•lthlo•frout LIT AILPOOL t PHILADELPHIA and NEW Tom'. i• folLwr: CITY OF WASHINGTON. f,r New Tort. 310 Ifteenther. CITY OP MANCHISSTKII, for Phdadelphis.llo January. CITY OF 1 ALT 1110111: for New I'..rt , Ist Ammon. NANOA ROO. fur POll•drlphla, Ilth Fehomrs. Cabot Iwo., 15 /Wawa. 11 'War, sad 21 paw* ark llortlL s• -dor to the arecestrodstloa is th e Fla4o-roome. lartoo theses oleo. Umr /*term; artl J. Maud ••abot of Powwow both to, • • Air.' bot au.l Nor Tort wit he lakes at 8 otdaws Amt. ' r Center earttruloas. " dredstaw• Onido; oe appty Is :: LIAM INMAN. 1 mod LI. Towor4WltftgajtAvorkool; or tot h • :us sad Nuropiast \awes Ccoolway. H. Zig WUJlwootreetl. • nAM to NEW YORK, from lioothatoptoo. 1 The Vetted Platekihto nese Elye elan yebebeellt from Yen& ..,1;••:1 ter. SW TOSE dared nneen: t . ..III,SOTOS,I.fra Was. tle .w Der- 31. Jae. It 1:10. Xtrn ne. nnerepente. TR, gnome en went tee Mr lenshatin ef penmen sal fee t'. t Ann et Ode OM nen son, slecordts ten. • • -I'y the IM% int at; den. an Ind I le; by the •.. —tee. MU ark viper Wee. Wm aim IDS. mend to OR IN .he PLA l L'g i Ort. 1111.1belnleyberr. Clorteencon ; taAlero.T.l Cittrant Y &on= 17. theennerels : awl letters et ant lyea lli n l ithilei Wan YKIS TWICE DAILY, by tb• MAIL PACIETS, 0 1 Nver asd Celas.-11110STIff P a oda. amtb , wad Ihe Imiurl, carrylorarTl N ASlliii 161 !.V.M.12.541Z °NW me :.40 p.m., and crary Weeps k net %Kb 114 NS direetzwe tort el pa. red el Mews. pm. are lairds& th OW LOIN see 0 Inn& Irerressere neliter leeseel Mee le aMAMMA, COLOGNE. sad THE RHINE, by 11.111%11 Rotite.—A ROYAL NAIL STEAMER Item ut MeEEND amp midis Wage MumtAll 11 . 1 6 .lENP Cm DOVER mem Mem 6eloc c. lMP . trdayl It 0.30 p.m. Pro to Ras Item er Reggae ;--Etnt weed dam 10e. Etmegb Whole ma be sheathed at the Mkt LatabArd-dittee, t+l *erect Amor. a 4.. Oxford-West. rONDON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. II IMPORTANT ALTERATIONS In the UP•TILAINS. JANUARY. lat. Tk 1 , .15 a.m. and 1n.30 to in. trains from annlngliarn to London win to ealtrtl to oar train. awl be derrambeil tram Samingliem at 9.10 • arriving In Lowden at 3M p.m. Tbe t 0 a.m. train from Stafford to Lemke alarm at &X a.m. Tbv :On Any train frion awnington to Coventry MP Wave at 9.36 Len , and the Pa a. w. Mum train tram Coventry to Igemlngton will lam at Ka am. Tbe 10.13 a.m. train from Policemen" to London will Imve at 9.19 am., owl come caning u Elton. Tae 11.30 Am. Ina eras morthirepto• So 1111nrorth will loam at noon. The 123 moos mita Cam Ml6* So Illeawa wa Mae at 11100000. The 1130 mom lasts trim Rilminebein Se Lomas will lam at 12.0 woe. waiving In Lowe. at Ea pm. I'l.c mom trails am Limileslow to Ratty ern Wm at 12.9 -f• aiitirtza fines — M 1171-6 IMINIMIOSa Wes sj..win Lumingtia willat 11.11 ~ 30 ma. trail. firma 11110KAZtt2i Oa L3O 3.. a. Mara tale r. da 11,0[1 Stalard be ?be f I 3 ma thir o d due MI6 tram larsibeloma Wake laS Nave act a 1 . 1. a 13 ma. oils bast Luirificaa So Cmviol jaulasis vegreatai A cuiaed vain AN aid nom/ los CU lam at iv grim Geselsl Ilaaanea 0084 1 OW Dee., 1856. TO HOLDERS of POLICIES in the EQUITABLE LITE MICE. BONUS SECURED. Thew perms lobo •111 to onitioiii . olll:sunoys to WS POLICIE.II tbn arrho Os Rol Mr on Po& Wakes soy bo mini et II 11-0 1. 11rterli OPTICS nom noitanuothio tom, eillti sag Ile rirliked wee "="loth@ to *Win Itanomotos et lan onnonnot on mint. NB vonotod to . lb, ono 'dant &in. le oodor = the tonne wont wore orinNuiß ire RICH 17te . Ran is Ploo :Me ° I. Now Bronootson. ll rodstilon. LosSolt. rpm PEI BUPERBEDIW.—Markkag lion *to. the PATIN? 111.1411104111•101 PLAT the lot evreadase. or the ges of No wafts eeL 14 • Imo 1 1 . ; eel of aumbeee. fa; owl. Nets's loronleas. Area kali Ned *Odra. peek Nis 111=11... Mee pl labortei New. loft cblethit• NON ow, vlib efiNe. X. wit virr amr iersida orsmo—Nie th4=. i 4.6 er r =se me an tem a. marow.ismi. liefhe DENNETIII MODEL WATCH. 66, —AI I& somilas.egy, nes vest vArlll7 WWI L 21 1:1 1 = an the tAWES la Alger, 6aAWN; la AM. ham 12 rim& The 104 Ossom "Moans SO per nal Ma &ALP -A-CROWN b mow the prise of COOP. T1A.11.11. lam at lie Wooollooloo of Yr loolrl d b ow Goal OW" la Ile b• 177, 11 ~p er 11.-14 Groat rt liolceo Qty. e is tiplrllLtli PRESENTIL—The Vim* of 11 "4. 1 Voirira .Alt 01 N 1001 l a. ai L66.4 kierleal Mad of Mir : SORBAN DO kr _::: solo aft. t e le mil bisers e M e D i t Il ais ITO. killt DM =gab De e= el iF ibe is Oa mow far man b e :A. lOU. Ilk* &urns : saill le dwells mad ACTURIN FOOL—WOOLLETB PECTORAL CANDY. the pailloaems rmady for and.. mlda. !eyes.. 1641m11 allegkes 4 As alma owl Wait geaseally. la a. aaid la allik ia.a r tz. au a nt ant only kw maim boa air t to tawall nbn re It at tido a. ea saaity:Ala. . tanvaialaaexespw 1.441e11. widen% ay at le. l orb NAIL 94. Masan' rad am o re . taa. KEATING'S PALE NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIT= OIL. poufoOly pmik IN 10010100 Rion r i uk r et , may Tailor sof Tbsons. et 44; r1 el!Z T r u t sat .a lbeertalrjba awl Amour.' denielms lily eirpromms IN hp &pea Is gala. !Ai ; 4. ; sad n p li imperial maritra.-79, rawillodo.mdriird. Losobsu. bd t e ams the email, Amid WM* OM* " Immmferi Osd uvir 00A1.8.--117 Brow mad Railway.—LEA sad Mi. V Ileums sat Tem Oa aPsse ben Os o*/ bf sew woman 7•S Ism bselbou et lir Natakaars of Imam Lo okel.. cin gsmet welatami l Weinad. ,= llFn ast risZ adavi4.. i• ray Morafatawarse WOOS s•d DAMP AIR.—DARCLAY'S APTIACATTO CANDY haa row ISOM Sean Segrad e r ii rmlod P -*Paths Nan e. • allhaa at the lan../ rill, • lhe IMNIZ aims are wo priaaliat • IND illuala an la 411P1 Nad. at mane t i = has Ifs i= ms. laltral l iad CON, 90. r eal. Labia ; • scaaalumt by al rayeaahhaalllamna mad= Pa*" la boas MIL sad la 10. arab 00/ /Cat am 14 maim mar We same at Bub/ N. aia ~'~na TKIESIEMML--Proteeted by Royal Letters Patio ed anti/. 4. mai tamed by lie nob et la. Pe* Oa nes. IMOD 4. Parte. ai..l the I tueral °Asp al Soklae. ll=la. Trim. ... 4 1 S , I. to a remade fee edaleaks. etemsaceekee. ..../.4 //N./a. T rimerrar. ti . t. aaddseadja the Yawl adale ad rea l tee sa Z° , i...:telt awl eatledy oudleatee ail Inoue a( dine Min heat es lat MOO O v a" 1. MLIVIt le lia l o t i i Frl inis ig in S t l i f tlat Zelltja. Mu% tie twat ullb wpm the o wd)ah l = . thtdwebte es 66.414.666... 2042°242 ... .."Clia Lai *mid Tim. Ttleatetar. drool j= S e!' et 2 ' 4, el 16.46 et nee.., add of ad rem& ' 22 __... _J... 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EL /Mod e Ire doom mem of Tommie Itte. atitltltVB SPELTACIIIB, the ebeepset sad kW. at wei;Wow siallows Par prowles It XIS Sas Mae womb roduced awNsnk pi par WS. two b. HARR WI PROSPECT OLASIE Ist••WWW w l / 2 = • usaso n = z wo isOw west We pew W tin .4.% towIW sad Aiwa 12s. SS owl bw—T Oa nAaale and 311, OpWass Ws 11 omens We were Ilsows Owilm—Mn•ST posits the Grim so I embus W. COLCHESTER GREAT POULTRY EXHIBI TION. TIMIISDAY, VSIDAT. fed VATriIDAY. Jastear7 ad 3, MT. la the Cantle Balky.lebeeter. Vlekteee hr Buts* Cetlethe IleNerai ala be dossed Ow Tare foe the Doable herbal. RR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, plawatry-mart, LaesuPdanwee.—Dios. tor anaemia ala inapaandam4 k. ea WI taa.—C at lAN medals add Inialasilma may part o c" l in ga u = tam* hada and Amok the mad! was. lc. Lk= U Sid at twelve, tara.tatd.rad ladhpant was. bp D. UIITON. soda saw mist ai Idaturne In was la muss d Z u ti t 4. l =iLear di gr rd ant ir• ll,Yt —addrd4mi. THE ART-JOURNAL foe JANUARY, prise fa oostoloa : The Book of u. Miaow bylCa C Ilt ra mLll S i =illasbatof. Doluty. at 'MINI to lbo An Ilko 03101111 1 / 8 /41, WO Wm Wombatott. Vbito to Matto Oaltoelot :—tho at IC aleboon. lob Talk of Moos WSW ea OW Irravotlor. Abtattattiao al /fiablagly to bg..41 u. 50: FAA Itoltbli esti flplaaall :—W. LILA. Tb. TWlfflf ; "no AlLTromarom TWO at 'fas cinator ;" " Tao ;" " Wald& hallo awl tto Duerr boo.. ' " Wlto llomma,"fa. kb Tb. aet .. Wart •: am DassakL" rerj an E:sbd 15 1 441 gm "l9l . Tb. Boot of Ws QOM; by J. Virtu, owl Co.. 111. logrataltwoow. Larks . sod all bookaillora Now ready. Or MIT4OCRIIIAL for WA .Y 1 Ila di, dolls gilt. nada. royal Fro, THE RUDIMENTS of MUSICAL GRAMMAR. By J.. 00 lb cue. Profane of Vocal Mask to Mask CoUrgy. By the atm Rather, SHORT TREATISE ea Ilte STAVE MAR of MPSICAL IiARMORT. Sa. EXERCISES to GRAMMAR of MUSICAL HARMONY. li. EXERCISES for the Cr LTIVATION of the VOICE. Tor Soprano Co Team IL ed. For Comma° or Rem kid. A Complete LW of Idr. ElWlalta Patel:Wan nubs oblakaed of the Pubtlatem Loodou : John W. Parka and Bork Wet Mared. Thu day. sod Nadas., BACON% &MAYS. With Asaatatkes. By RIMAID D.D.. AidamK 4 , at tfttae. Loudon : !cap W. Parker add W. Wawa !Hl lilt HISTORICAL NOVZL. Nor NW as an the libraries. OLIVER CROMWELL ; a Story of the Civil WAIL By CRAWS IIDWAID BTIWAIT. t for V I M* r or rem% TIMPLAIL "•SW at Ism aaVirsTria = 5i5•,.. 21141 “ b r r en t lo = +bows la Ilks row 111=pellIns bit -gloWstiels TimilmeYs ow loiltdowaslo dimarr r Mks " I k=t ••• Ow ftsi," olikW Morass IMO UN/ it POEMS II lb iisldNA*—Hoßalm Lefts : Mr. 06.111. alma& rinze rr viewid d CONlMOTTerroisi T• Dada at prausagas h tmertill PradkalMMEM la of Um _Mao_ NIL M.D.. Mot le Me Nigp mirk= to tbe Boyd Daum, mo meow of Mak by Mo am • 10a. . TILMATISI AMIIIM• sal D RAUB of Um HEART. Irian,: Looms. Drown. Grow mul LOllanana• ALLEGED ABDUCTION OF A GOVERNESS. A carious Nee of alleged abduction rune before a jury is the. Bath Comity Coact is Friday. The plaintiff in the action was the Bev. Morris Teems* a alergymaa, melding at Oran-park-ballillais, Bath; and the &Mediate wine Mr. John Webb Beebe, • goallsmaa of fortes*, liviag la Qum-peen, in the same city, and Mr.. Bun A. Med.:, his mother-is-law, who resided with him. The damages were Mil at fa. arifiaff, u staled in lb. Minas bus of disease, from the deleadaats having unlawfully stilted away • youg lady tamed Louisa Noels, • pow ease who was at the dam is the employment of the gala tiff. ' sad eller se 'stating her away nelawfaUy barboidag mid 111■416/le. bur at Will Mew The plaintiff was repro as lid bri e llr. Seek Nikita, of Bath. and th e de feedeals Mr. T. W. liereaders , of the Wide= Cifilat. INIMINNIII M. Tahoe. It appeared from do "psalm of Mr. die*, esnabsesesd by S. teetissay of the is. Mrs. Teece_s_ be (Mb of plilmW), the pialatiff himself, sad Mks iamb Gersidise Wirt. dattehter of Mr. Caroms Mew. dessadark ityp. sad a conttant visitor at the hare et the Rev. Teemeshe, that Mademoiselle Lei was estsimed as the gamma of the platatiff in Jame I W. MayepM I ham as used me. The defamisat sad hie were ea Inms et iadmasy with the pilaw* iced wily iS 1111111111•Ift le bevies hem Merved hat Kr. Baths paid smitsd sternum M Makeeeisalle iota Tedembe bad ea bawls. with him, in which site • evades= rammeasses ea the impropriety of mateisdiatt e led selmeded him set to ens say farther he esagish• The delesdeat this plodpd himself MD deist Ilemyerlag Maisessidls Koch my farther atten dees. bet "alb ewes whir days the *iota/ wee ear prised le hal Ws &WIN la the esbeekeses of his home with the wawa Mr. Temombe at sees showed Mr. Peels Me dew. • Mom time afamseeds the plaintiff Mead the delsedmt tatted is his sesames la the sorest ; aniseed the betsess es hems. Mr. Redm bewever.Masimed bask M mil at Oadew. aid Is far Matismsimils Mask mil teem& Me lame sad s il d bl C amber he paid a Mit tells been, sod meths she pale; tiff held eat his Med. Me. Tessambe j kilsedef &Mine ft, Marle las deer, sad delved Mr. Meddle hew% WNW e l ems a emesL it lids lids *kidded.% wife time 44111SildNo MI. at the selleitsdis el Sr. sbe pee. lOW p SS ei Mryeas Isibie• ausispsey tales Se *be Uh, kit lis ef braes, se espismais• what Yr. WI belted te sew Oa their arrival at the Mem Mr. Paths esefeseedi Mimed to be is error, sad gisdpi his semi mad sad Yaws, u a geatimme amyl in hem say hlosseame ea esammicatise with ifs prism me se mote late the plastid's beam ebbe he wa seal% s levied. Tans premien were essepted by Me plait sad his wife, wile hitter esessated so Mr. MA* beleg ,meat at azet i m th= sheet pa give that retaler, ashe shied mlebt Mid in romselm sod OM se be cubit haft ==sla ss ee Webs is • hw derefasts weeid he as es las safest. Oa the dellsedag day Mr. Retie mild embeds* at the LWir hem Me sad made saleasedirem Famed to essembo M glee Madam/Asa * Lila SS Welk with bin fa tbe yolk She galley Waled Ile yalywhim. =2:I timid radio ham my debt ens set of Sea soli a welshes as ski." Mr. Bete Hie, weed le Wake der • abort tine, bat ea his ream ' ids hmeetwellies. Mrs. Tsscombe mea em 4 : 6114. 3115i Mwrembes as Mrs. Mader, stating di that bed pawed sad estidriey bee faisdurmes. Mts. Keen se pad. swim thee U. bid modesod Mm. Yomembels sets M her dewyblia (Ma Ideefmly. "Vibe was ham segadMed with S. inyseMet oddest m "Mb it temeed." • Meg esneepsedessa eamed Is alai Mr. leas mad Mn. Medea osetredistsd slums node by lei Odell! ase his Mils. Oa Ms Oh of Desserher Mr. Meta* me* U. lieth psilesatellea mid • seapl that Medemshslis Kai was mind* d.Sisud aiat tbe phielire beam ail: and Ma hobs assimysideil sae at the Mmes. Wes atm who, ease sodas he muses., and IsZ ag atis- w did last dm was wet iMe mid mead kr Mr. eed Mn. Beebe, bowever, remind sad permiell ea Mmismehelle Reek to teem tie hems with dam. Massa say bemet or shawl, bet some time after she smaissd, weerhe Mess of Mrs. Roder. Fleally, Madmostedie Korb telt lb. pidatifi's lonise. sad bed rensieed at the home of the dehadiams ever slam sad he the Outages sastelaed by the Ism of has tames the intim was Weight. Tim cue of the *Wit Ismael matialsi m Friday, aid it. farther bombe aaQa..mdweel Weisselly mac Mr. Walter &wage Lemke hes hese saWassed as • wines. on behalf of the lelntieeill. het ses sertilettos of his Inability to attend mete put in from De. Wane sad Mr. Speeder, et eel as • Maresterlede dadmatisa from Mr. Leader himself. AiwaTwouo Bar anCaNcL—A female, who had bon elleamted stealth, a few enmities ago seat the Hotel dented st Beelthae, suddenly thrust a parcel into the heads of • vibe same up, sad thee Ti. sway. On *ewe* the pottlemaa, to Ms emptier, fosad swag Mee of I,ooof. each, with them lists :—.. A pees% tube glass to »male unknown. remits to K. Carve, mew of the berths de biesliehothe of Bettie, a rem of W.ooolbeemo. mem the thsvesi sot ekesiste eonditios that they then boothpiegoll be the ptheines of Three per Cent. Stack fee thew of the mid mealatielment." The gentle- MA was set, as the ~scale bad evidently auppored, K. Cues WOK. Claillemsac lie father- is-law •he of costae assedielsablisadad om the mere le K. Csion. NsW OMAN awns, AT BaSamot.—A letter hem *ems. is the Allipearkra Zeittsy. Bop that the itteselien of • Piet Pe* sempu for the north of Oar may. i• • pien similar to th at of t h e Austrian Loyd. of Trisset. lath been Malty approved by the Senate of Blames, aid Ns statstee have already bees sanctioned. The objects meeprised in this amiertaking an the following :—A repast li.. of mew ettena packets beton' Bremen and New Tork ; Psalm and frequent steam-pathet counwasitatios between Breams and Loud,., or tome other English p or t ; abundant aerammodatio• blightere, for the make of the Lower Weser; stem tap to islet vends at the mouth of that river ; seem omits to ply oa the Wiser ; the establish. meet of desk for the repair of steam vessels; sad, lsatiy, the Masses of striae issersato. From the meaner law this Mamie@ is begat peat malts an al ore upwind. LIGHTIIOUBILS IN Till CHINA SEAlL—Captain ClA croft, ti N.,whose ship was wrecked is the Forams Channel, lays that the 'reset was 'thrilled. 118 too asap other' hays bees before and shift, to a want seksowiedged by names as of the Ant stormily to navigators is the Chia' Seas—"a light bows te the Prase." He called upon the gownsman' to wawa. the emanates of lighthouses sot only there, bat es the ether algible pasta Is the vicinity of whiehetiPPing is mooed to :Iw. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADM/MALTY, Dim. 29.—APPOINTMENTB.—Lien- Uses% F. W. Bennett (1854), to the Tortoise, 12, store strip, at Ascension. Nara Cadet J. Cole, to the Indus, 78, at Doronport. PORTSMOUTH, Bac. 29. The Shannon, 61, screw frigate, Captain W. Peel, C.B. sailed at noon to-day for Lisbon, calling at Plymouth. At dab** she is eructed to joie the Duke of Wellington, 131, and go on • trial cruise of selling and steaming. The Stromboli, 6, steam frigate, Commander Barges', arrived is the sight from the Medit n eau, Wiese; home some invalids from the fleet, which the Pigmy, stun-tag, brought fate harbour this morning. Having been in crosn mission tines August, 1863, she will now be paid off. The Clinker, 4, screw gon boat, Lieutenant Hada°, suived this morale, from the Mediterranean. The Pembroke, 60, !crew ship, Captain Fruer, one of the lice of battle ships fitting for the coast guard blockade, bed her compasses swung to-day on her being ready to pout on trial. The Premiss (Iwo British) frigate, Thetis, Captain Sundewall, came into harbour to-day to be docked to make good defeeta She will winter at Ode port. The Victor &sawn!, 91, ecrew ship, got up steam to-day to try her engines. A terrible saddest occurred to a shipwright named George Tull, in his falling into No. 9 dock on Saturday aftersoon. From the immense depth he fell, it may easily be supposed that ha died yesterday from the injuries he remised. The Industry, Maass transport, Master Commander Pet ley, arrived to-day front Malta, which she left one day prior to the mall packet jest arrived. She hu therefore no news. The Trident, 6, paddle sloop, Commander Clue, ben not yet sailed for the African oust. MALTA, Dact. 23. Hee Majesty'. line-of-battle ships Camases., Branswlek, sad Princes Royal are still in port, as MM. wise the seas trirate Dauntless and corvette Ca tAK with the steamers Osprey, Wanderer, LSradoc, acd sem others. The Phases Royal will leave to-morrow fro ba lm, sad bet Majesty steamer Bhearwater, ea the seas day, for the Pits's, laden with AIM for the British gavel an/ military fosse thee*. The yacht strAeoner Salamander, the property of the Bart of Selkirk, has bees takes Leto the Dry Dock. She teal head to have been so loosely pat together, Ikat her We arrival bent tram Righted as., be °maimed as ialmeaeleue. This was her first trip. His lordship had paid the fall prise for her, 231. per ton, at Aberdeen, after she had viadertrene the survey of Lloyds' agents. H.Y. alilias frigste, Dia mead, left on &today tor Ragland and H.Y. steamer Wye, on the same day with a 'sail for Corfu. The steam gaaboat Wanderer left for Naples, with despatches, ea Tuesday, and returned this softiies. H.Y. steamer Urgent left for England, with invalids, ea the 16th inst. THE LAND TRANSPORT CORPB.—Notice hes been gives that this mach 111•ared corps wall be paid the allow aerie t• lies of cloth log dee to them this day (Tuesday), at 37, Belvidere road, Lambeth. The payments to eommeaes with the lat Battalion and contieni satil the whole are paid LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1856. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. overlooked alttetther. With this view we must give oar depot battalions time before we judge them, sad though esprif de mope Is He soul of the army, It as 'ever ezlet anywhere sakes Mere is sympathy sad mama nowt throughout all grades of a regiment. The eye of the private la to his taker, lot alone an the parade 'mead, bet is hle mess sod barrack room ; sad high morel tone Is Woes who tommead will, of all mesas, Mad best to originate esprit de corps ia those who seem. DUBLIN, Thic. 29. The Phoenix Park yesterday was the scene of a distreasiag sad fatal amnient. The pond wee partially (roma and • Inaba of pumas sue engaged skating wherever the Ise appeared thickset. • large dog bay tag I Mlles through • hole, oil of the Aston in 'tummies to moms UM 1.11 la blames 'striated by • amber of those mutat, though with much difficulty. As soon as the emit/- neat attemdsat cm this accident had subsided, it was found that four boys bad fallen is is mother part of tbe paid. Althosph the danger of attassptieg to risme then was very great two poses me, semd Burke sad Homo, la sod sesesedod in eatriostiag three of the four. Ms fourth woo saltesquenUy drew. oat, sod although every possible effiatt was sada 40 restore Mm he died seem aflame*. • sabseriptim was mined Into ea the spot M reword the ma who had rWod their lives. A ism of three meads was at 4608 eMYotod, upwards of outshining, of win& was wale up ti the pease of the poor boys who were owasies themealme alma the gonads. TM of Imbed have issued their await previews M . The set profit is 12,2331 , ar. aloft per mat. 7b . iltaft year. The disesteem have ranted the salary of their eseretary, Mr. Heron, how 3001. to 5001. ppeer mama. An meeting of the Belfast and Couaty De w% Campy wee held at the Termisue sf tbe s :=3 is 416 Aldo "ter the wpm el as anaemia. the pr of the Web Growl hastiest isaway to the Mesta. ef dte Beare sad Comm Drew C to sabsoribe • sus of 16.0001. oe the , being • Ma from flealle Denabe r ;;F; patriot ; sad also to satherlas the dinettes la eater late sad do mit Mbar sae fie Mag be weawary Ellitle say dsteemballea MM may le mum te by the ta femme of mid a/plinths." The =NM, wee largely end lallamilally attended, 4,678 Wm= hem remeseated. The chair was filled by Mr. The &Mertes 81616118186 was pawed with one dissealleat:— " That the imago of the Belfast sad Comity Deeklitail way be sequeledl, mid ore lesseby mtheshol, se Wan into egresses" mad Mai sea saw Me as mg M essuney for matrlbsting er on isserffilaw the num of 18,0001. leading to the British and Irish Jamaica Hallway, hews Mae from Castle Dough. to Paripearlak, with Mambas to the harbour of Streamer, sad to the Iseth Pier of P harbour ; and further, that the ffiroMme Mr= sad Gouty Dow. Railway be eatheelssd M alga Me par liamestary nbewiptios emend for the BMA red Irish :meths itallway, for 16,0001., and pay the deposit of tea par at tberecte." The following amomemeat appears in Samilwe Rau Letter:—.. His limellowy_the Lord Limwasst will rotors to Me Viceregal Lodge on Tuesday, thkilOth lasi His Bs. oellemy will embark from Holyhead on Tuesday aftemon, on UN arrival of the express MtM, la a 'pedal boat Women to the City of Dahlia Steam Packet Coapany." The who in the lacumbered Edam Court last week emanated to 167,0381. The smite of the children of the late Eliot Warburton, anther of " Tbe Oressiat sad the Cross," whose welanaholy fate is so well Mown, was amongst those Walsh wire dimmed of. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S.-MONDAY. The rem was thinly attended t sad the trenaardions were few end fir between. For the Two Thousand, Loyola wee mash talked &boat bat not beaked ; 4 to 1 wee the highest offer signet klas-9 to 2 was welded. The bitting en the Derby wee vary limited. The odds genteel masa Lady Hawthers were taken to 761. ; the other lavesimate was In mallet mosaic__ CLOSING PRICES. Mann CUP. 400 to 10 i Puma (t) an to 10 Okra (t) 600 to 10 Toptacti (t) TWO MOUND OMNELII RAMS. 4to 1 opt Lyda 9to 1) 1000 to if stoat Lapels (t inning thisnut sod ths Dotty. MEM 11 to 1 n apt li one st 1167 (t) P 1 it) II to 1 1 Laegneartltra ( SO to Olomaroa ( (t) (t) FILLY NAN3D.—Mr. F. Soblasce luta =nod bia foal. by Medan eat of Kild of Suwon, " Heroism" DEATH or ALDERMAN LAIMIDALL—LIVERPOOL, MoRDAT.—W• moat le would, Obi death ef aa sad ramble amble d ematiellp—ide wims had deeded soWag WA le the pedAs geed, lei bed so lived areaeg te haw ~Bed the esteem sod rupee ef ea ishalmiew hi.. lb. Lispial• set is As seasell es ab eiders= of the barealk he a imam Mreuse dad had hell As el. of dolma el the Meath mil lbe Amadeu of the sum east, whoa bh fedbd health Mead at. ie within. deo pubis life. milika leaseved Is Neat& per; sal had Ism Assad= of issr_ snag to the lee* et Trams, whoa be tree taken sat wares, earl died AA surstag. The fiss et As Towadall, sad those apes ether piddle toddler, have bees placed half .gist, le ssin thee death has deprived the tetra el smother .td sad velaM eddies. bßinsn.—List sight as biped was bald beim Me. /ekes, at the Lewin Resgabd. ea the heft of a sea eased OW/tee, aged 11. who Med hew the Marie, Is jarlea seselved ea Ow Ms beast • halekleyee. meowed Gabbier. net the Mewed, who wee Stift II plge k a palibbewm la Whitraberd. sad tamed him WM valoWei Mu of a obillog a twelasseeeth elms. The deseartd wet late the Meet to meld a quarrel. whoa Oellebee Mimed sod Wes& Ma ea the eaeath. Woad% lik• !mid O i l s = ad fade' Me able Se the *say et Ow ugh. Tbe melba gee•M that pipe had pawed One. M pm ber base mid a kW loag had gensaweed newest Ile letsgaanle ef the seek hate the areell letsay le t=fig Thy doe. j e 7 estersed a mast Wit agelMOdllicsr. waft ea lospest woe bold behove Mr. Belsee els :a l le fide. legita. ea Me body den dimly avow. mewl Omsk lobe was kasebed dews by ea sesaibee es IhMay maim while armies the mew way war the Oa taid deelge N eeth-gate. Embrey tead. Vet diet—"•ecideatal ." WP M& or THE Bala BT. LAWRENCE, wnn Lou Or LIFL—HARTLIPOOL, Duo. 27.—Lest naming, about 9 o'clock, the wind Z.N.E., with eta' see, a light brig came is chorea little to the north el the Itustivillfht ho. Her pitiless situation being Woos mambos of the coastguard ceases were s E.:, es ;is: moor with tho meta wnless he saving whin ormal took. WOO Nisi bdo a neb.wilig limo Tholes% It Is clrld. Ml drat of LM voseel, and ths ahem whisk MI smogs , were from some mom unavaliable. As the libe Poss. Om mewl MI over, Mt Moeda' to the sea, sad ems Moho kiwis. The crew ens diglog to the bow sprit, and Ode WOO for help were mom Loartresding, the sea makkgesmgiole Mambos ever them. Owing tothe beteg is the nab, is mse set readmit for the lifeboats to vests» seer. At &host f a.m. a wave struck the week. Martha loud ay from the stew was Mead, and all was over—the whole of them (emppegod to be 9 or 10 in number) perished. This wain the Moab is strewed with frag ments of the week, Sees whisk k appoors the meml has bees idemilled to be the M. Lammas, of Shield% mad h now from Hall, when oho bad Ilsolgeepd a Nags. fumes to " Harmers logien " rows that dm mid vomit was built at Climbs' Is 1819, regletemd 277 toss, sad be longed to Mr. H. Mayors, of South Webb; WWI= gat* UMW. 28,1 p.m.—fliz of the bodies ham wasboi w shore. It is resorted that a fresh one had his. shined at Hull, and a master despaiehed from Shields to join to at that port. THR ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION HP THE BINH or NAPLZI.—A Naples sorrespoodent of the .411011167.1 &item, relates, that upon the trial of Assailing Milano, the Presides% Pigment asked his whether he had anything to add to what had bees said for his by his advocate, and the primacy replied : " I know that to you, sad to /misty, lam merely ea outcast, but say smoseleme is tranquil. la a few bows I shall go down into the gram, sad my fate will not be mourned by any generous mt. But I will hen publicly declare myself to be a tree Christias, sad sot an atheist, us the public mower has enjastly called me. I will sly ask you this one Wag, Mr. President, let the bumble whim of a an who will Namely see the otta of another day be pre sented at the Hiag's feet My petition is that the King will visit own Me provisos' of his kingdom. and WO the misery in which they are pining, and how his subjects are governed there." As be mounted the scaffold on the day of his us nation, he stied aloud, " Log live, Liberty ! long live oar manta." [Advertisement:l—AT ESTABLIM seem mmakeineei s tfoolielterrost, end Orystsi Pass, i t ozillitol the Sum of MY& amollueiwoo. to Ltroologoomoo, Wintolomo. Doonloologo. onown. whim*/ anima, komodldle peurs e • de. primal tortrikalllsibinsidisionseed Teide Cotiory, Itress. Sibeing. be. arms emossoL err trisi=ls li n• Vim now HIM al the missmemegt sammehment ree sde o' Ileseso u oposuOdwo soloodue rift DEPOT BATTALIONS. The quiet, serious, hilt monastic old city of Chichester scarcely knows itself this Christmas, and the mist of the holly boughs is quite eclipsed by the sestet jackets of the military. Ball mese to boll, party to party, while the monks end nuns of the olden time are, to some mite, well replaced by " the fair women and brave ma," who mistreat well with its time.tried and ivy-covered wall& Chitheeter, by rime, probably, of its mild, equable, and, to ace emetatuticas, congenial climate, has beta seined for the experiment of a depot battalion, sad 'Bow leg to the amber of oilers who are as leave, se usual at this season, the complement is neatly made up. The Weeks are capable of aesommodatieg about six hundred Limey and two troops of cavalry, and the site is particu larly cheerful has its elevation sad freedom from all the sammories that commonly surround barracks. The Loudon road passes them in front, sad oa all side. ere Mae epos &Ids, with only a Mop eatteted here sad dm to give sign if local !Waitangi. If troops behaved well anywhere, it should be la the barracks at Chichester, and it is generally asksowledged that they do. lasted of hap prison-looking brick building,, the Chi chester barracks ere composed of buts, better built indeed, bat reminding one of Aidershott; each hat is capable of accomodatias sixteen met. Notwithstanding all that has bees said end written, the Molester barracks have no provides to married man—n number of women balms to the depot, bat they lodge la the city ; by this somas sem , fag, it is tem the requirements of ordinary Mosey, altoge ther dialed to the wives of our brave fellows It British beruks, bat at an outlay sadly beycad the mem of the private. Thittempenes • day, which leaves a edam of fleaspeate to his family, when all unitary exposses ore iodated, is sot well calculated to provide very convenient eighty tee the wife of the soldier ; still eo it is, end decant pee* malty select the alteenative of hard work, with balialsoustity to barrack room and &gradates. How ever, there is empissation In Wracks as elsewhere. So that, while goverment sad the War Minister yet sessidse it to be their duty to impel immorality, as it wen, it the army, by makings night barrack room cameos to sambas of ell Ines, when soldiers' Widen are to be " dressed up," under Wasson sash es this system provides, there is yet • eahool, and • normal schoolmate ; so that they who believe in precept rather than sample In Wails Mites, sad think that the Rale of Three, with some 111111attorlag about the sic of the earth and the phaem of the moos, will do away with the teatime I sad immoral baseness of oaths and anathemas', may take comfort and slag (mass, for the slate sad born book are not lashing. There is ao chapel, the school-recur being used foe that purpose, and tke chaplain is a pelmet well knows se Mies bet leag at Seayras, to which plea, daring the war, which we have now, by the way, nearly fergetem, he assompealed • bead of susses- And this ro ma& ems that the Chided', barracks mess an hospital amable of resolving 64 patios% with the mal arrange mesa of Bergson and orderlies, and a cook, who doubt iem,lk.. almost all the military hospital socks one net hand of, makes bad broths and ..notable puddings; bet, lareaMnly the sick of Chichester become so soon ems. sassy, list the broths and puddings are of lets easements dm they wore to many of the same poor .on whoa Musk with fever end dysentery on the Tarkhi hie. firm WU the wonder and provide °, of the clam out there, yet we don't hear of mili tary etas bees a whit better instructed now as • malt of what the poor fellows of in the ooremems- nest of Au esiderii eispeiga; sad if oar armies west forth again the lane dirty water would, no doubt, repro. net the map, the Iwo lupe of deur lad water the pud ding, the seas knotty parklp the steel, that they did boron. The Chichester Battalion aossists of four depots—the 20th, 22nd, 97th, mid 4th Light Dragoon, Colonel Alm hunt essumading. The 97th are stemmed to force, num batten *boat 200 men, the 20th and 226 d have some thirty each, sad the 4th Light Dragoons are about seventy strong. Them are regiments much distioguished both for service sad good condset. The 4th Dragoons, as everybody knows, cheered on their men among the snows of the Afghan mounta'as; the 22nd mode their notable charges against the Beloache chiefs of the burning plates of Pandh, with a Napier at their heed ; the 97th gathered around the Parthenon to hold it 'entity the ennobling capital of miserable Gnome ; and thus here, I. this quiet spot, are gathered men of varied natures and ezperienees widely differing, the Crimea their latest topic, while the nisi is making bow this miming plan will answer. Old soldiers shake their heads. It will destroy, they say, ell uprit de corps. Yen like their own adjutants, their own old 'yeti's, and every adjutant is certain to have his own crotchet, and though his own men are drilled to like his crotchet as they are drilled to the goom step, others don't, am are to change tt old lamps for sew." The same with all the staff. The plan creme to simplify the matter, bat old red.ents whisper that it may but reader diseiplioe more difficult. Time mot prove this, for the depot battalion plan is goodly one of the.. mitten which only env/Hence man prove. Systems, theories, mediae, are all admirable in their way, for they sound and look so prettily ; but the point is, how will they work? " tke bow a bun fact will pat you dews," says the dramatist, and when we Wing militant's to our systems, B a u m philosophy to cur theories, and the winding key to our models, It somirtiuses happens that neither will week, but that they fail us aisersbly--some little detail, 0011111 apparently trilling fad, es whisk all nried, having boos UNITED ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL- MASTERS. Th. third annual meeting of this society took 1 piss. yesterday, at the filoeisty of Arts, under t►e presidency of Kr. W. M'Lison, who took the chair in the absence of Mr. Tate, w►o was prevented by indisposition from *needing. - Aftw the meal formal prelimiaoriee, the SICILITART proceeded to read the report, from which it appeared that 18 members had; been added to the association daring the year, sad that the total preemie aught'. war 232, one half of whom ore resident in London or its vicinity. Meetings had been held during the year for the promotion of various broaches of education ; but the oommittee regretted to say that they had not been well attended. The Rev. W. Rogers had greeted them a room in the St. Thomas Charter-hoses for the purpose of forming a library of edueatioual works, sad a modem had already ben formed by the pre mastics of some works by the authors. The proposal to pay of the debt by a combination of 10 or 20 members had not met with say mosses, and only 85 members had paid their subscriptions fee the year 1866. The balance showed a duet of 281.6 e. Bd. The report coselsdsd with some sensations as to the appointment of *Maas for the ensuing veer. The report having bees resolved sad adopted, Mr. T. Tama moved the follow lag reselettos That the mooed role he rescinded, sad the following rata be sub stituted la place thereof—. That all who are professionally engaged ha education shall be eligible to bemuse members of this racialists, bat that the moths' committee shall have power to retails say applicsat whose conduce they may deem to be laasasistent with the moral precepts of the Bible— eabjest, however, to the approval of the members genetelly at tho sent annual meeting.• " Mr. Burial. essoadei the resolution. Th• dlss•ssba spas thit mottos earopiod th• whole w•ralag sitting, sad oa • divides ttt• aimless wor•— Put the imam. 9 ; •plait, 19 ; majorlsy, 11. _ _ .. _ . The fateinthel license wth dammed by the 8.,. Dr. Boom. DRAINAGE OF THIS METROPOLIS. Yesterday, a meeting of the owners of property ekes the beaks of the Thum woe bold at Bridge-home Heed, " for the purpose of taking each measures as might be expedient wit► the gummiest and City of Losdoo, wok In ma of seeassity, with the ladletial Wrestle aid with parlismut, to avert the Instilment evil " of dim 'busies the lunge of the metropolis lam the river Thum at Bath. Not eases time forty pumas were preset. The chains= was iiir C. EANDLIBY. Mr. Ftmitmin, Mayor of Gramma, moved the follow ing resolution : " That this meeting views with considerable alarm the proposed plan of the Metropolitan Board of Werke for the drainage of Londe. as tending to pellets the Elver Thames, end Wen the health of the towns akwg its beaks between Lab sad OISTONSIC by the intemied soa. matration sad eslemelng ialt e rz e rser national estuary in Evith Besse of the woke tan sewage. Captain. Waz mT, LIM el W Ilaaor of Bridt, essended the motion, which, altar Noe diummioa, was put and oar. sled unanimously. Mr. JAMES RENSHAW, of RAM, prepased the neat reso lution, to the offset that the uratiag wrmd of the ap pointment of the two aremakdens toest the question of the seareyanse l the dispeed, sad appbotties of the 'swap of the metropol is awl ether large tower. He hoped that the *aims of melba sea would be remised by them comp The Rev. Azoldsocom Brno, roster of Stone, mended the reselation, ono said that any nu who had a use or an eye aloes the banks of the tiver mast be opposed to the plea Pertby tho Metre _Board of Worn. (Rear.) AVIS of the Milligan= Baud of Works, sup noted the middles end endoneed the majority of the bend Ire abatelag out the of sewagetille awe. Ile had as dean that the whol the the meloopelle might be esavated late valuable maws winds the linsass e 7 the metoopelena asnatim wend be caly toe ged ilegmeasem endatlns was and serried. P)e.Aideeinen Damon pat iheregin that they did got fate nen peen{ peones la of the mantake is the appenhoteat of en Beard of Works at all, whites wee adedeled byline nonabees of It whom they had beard that day to be p.mii boompeteat to do their wa buaison. Ile peopend One a esaradttee be %notated to teh loss ef the asedies. Ur. Dimming . = eseemlod the resoletton. He ' renneeted Gm time whys salaam were sees in Gravesend. They were ought as high es Chelan, mad it would be a Illsarees to the nation sad de tr e lf, when they ease to m ma a dder the tat the Thane% permitted say paths of W rime le be osennimated. ( Hear.) Dr. Inn endiseed it sheer medusa to spead 6,000,0001. la sadden %dee to seem away the Imams of the mono pole'. la Pads Ithey timodorised the sewage, and why could the, set de the ease *lei In Leaden The resobann wee "dead norisd, after which the meet bid spa dad. TRAVELLERS' SCHOOLS. Yesterday the general half-yearly court of the solemn of this isatitatlas took plan at the Loudon Tama, Bbiepegatc-street—Mr. Ottoman bloom, the Omura, Y the shear. A report was reed, which stated that the reedgie for the half year, tubala/ the sum of 1,078 L Niggled by a slinelimmene mthreriptloe" Ia the meaner Weber 15.% emeuweed m 4,11436 111 s. In come. queen of the mew ed the elmeltaaesse eillestioa, it was Cfrthat imilsomenamet should take pine cm the edasider Y Oeteher •IN: sant S : lei that the day should be nibd the "Orphan' ." The amount to meet meet the reneinhig ea the new baUd hsdl raised, eat the imillbstie• wee now altogether imam debt. The wee et the handbag, with the works ▪ •IMENdea therewith, behadieg p. works, farm build. • ofseledag, =Wm nab. leases, water supply, play. iLiwZ i =l= ls istereel end external, was U,2211. and law charges amounted to ▪ Oman mem el 1,2264 making altogether, with 2,0001. imam site, en aggregate et 26,4471. After paying for these earlwas item, then remained a bathos in i of the balliai toad of about 6001., whist+ would be subject to seem Oa east of a lodge sad two cottages, new be mime et inalrtio•, for the accommodation of the lmsenn who might be employed about the retr i e:ll itritdis le. There wore now in the establishment 99 bole 2.1 411 girls; of these nine were about to lean, haying *NOM the of 16. &stem children would be admitted te4sv, a 114 the numbers would then be 103 boys and 49 gin% making begetber 162 seholan. The report of the sur geon gin a meet favourable mount of the sanitary sea- Miss it the *Wen ; sad the prospects of the schools were sash se 11 66 1Vass a fesiiag ciffflistral sitishstisa amosgst disk mil Nipponese. The report was adopted, sad a iseistiem wee passed Witte effect that the last Wedaesday Is Osmobse only year catcall be set apart as the Orpheus' Day," Ise the purple it rabbi a simultaneous collection eneept the pseeel pra tr ia ef eommercial travellers. The swum gni mu with, sad 10 boys sad 6 girls having bees admitted hem a list at 28 candidates, the but ane Isemiseled. 0111MIAL POST.OFFICI, DEC. 26.—Exteation of Privates for transmitting through the Post printed Papers addressed to Frames, &a.—On the let Januaey next, and thalweg:merest, the iegalstioas with ?swim to printed ✓epave addressed to Frame or Alert* or to say of the Freese Mien In Turkey, Syria, or Egypt, will be modified as foSews s The primed papers may be in any binding, saleusthei, se seveidag, whether such binding, &0., be loose or Moshe& Is the ewe of plats or maps, rollers or oases may empempeigy Ohm ; gad markers, whether of peper or etbrmelse, smke he ant with hooks or other printed papers. 310 pubs. seek however, sassed the Clawless of 18 bass be Wilk width, or depth. AU other regulations he Ike tnaimilaka dame piloted papers will :news In hues, and the privileges dew speeded will not apply to ether foreign muffles the traresspeadwire of which is dawarded through Prase% The places in Turkey, Syria, cad pt, at which Frames maintains post-o Men are : Alszaadrette, Nythat, Constastinople, Dar desilm Gellipoli, Jaffa, Latakia, Morales, Mitylese, Maass, Smythe, end Tripoli in Syria.—By souileand of the Peetaseter• General, ROWLAND Hutt., Bsortta.-y. Tali MADE OF LIVEZPOOL.-14,11P00L, MON DAY.-11ka Custom Bill of Entry, published this morning, gives a Mum of the number and tonnage of the ships that hare altered inwards from sod ousted outwards for foreign ports in the week media( the 27th of December, 1856, as I well a the eirresponding week of 1855. It appears that I dada( the Met week 48 skips, of an aggregate tonnsge of 24,502 tosa, entered Inwards, spinet 160 ship, 77.828 oww. In 1866, bele( • theorems of 112 in the number of ships, ands demure of 63,326 tons in the tetras:Re; the member o f clear oases outwards deem the week, 61 shim of a tonnage of 37,619 tone, egotist 44 ship sad 20,673 tone in 1855, being an inane, of 17 ships sad 17,046 tons. The total number of ships reported Inwards from foreign ports during the pre sent year up to the 27th of December was 4,344, with a toes tos it thenageef year 1865 , showing 272,10 3 toss, iho agei g nst stlracnass o ship sot 1 2 7 , 6 01 076,653 4 e sad 196,460 too. AND TICKETS OF LEAVE. MR. N. D. HILL ON TRANSPORTATION At the Birmingham evasion, yesterday, Mr. M.D. Hill, Q.C., Recorder of that borough, delivered a chirp to the grand jury, in which the following garage noun : Let us look round us for a moment, and we shall find that, with • few en:options too unimportant to be mentioned, ours is the only country in the world which resorts to transportation for the disposal of ite eriminals; and yet ell who have travelled know many nannies in Europe, and many states of the greet Republic of North Amnia', where life and pro pony are at the least as well enured from thieves and murderers as in Rogland. Let me instance the state of Bavaria. Raving heard and read much of its prisons, especially those under the control of State-Coun cillor °hermits, I have, through the kindness of our sum at the Court of Musick, obtained from the 'hearten Minis ter of the Interior fall infonastioa on the treatment of primmers adopted In the dominions oills Sovereign ; and I And that the plan which I have so long advocated is there In actual operation. There is • class of offenders imprisoned for ea anesnain period, or, In other word., until by good eon duet they have worked their way bock to liberty. But, oedemas, anther the /laming, nor so tar as I know, say other continectel nation, aspens confirmed criminals to be reformed in three or four years; consequently they an kept for • Jaeger period, advancing them selves, however, by pminsies stages, from treatment is which they an &thereof from new induipmen is aa•ge an of living not destitute of ensiderable enjoyiseaL Apia, when prisoners ers discharged they an not, as la Raglan, turned upon the world with the alternative of naiveties or a return to crime before them, bat they are sent nab to his parish, and thence disposed of by one or other of the namereas societies for the aid of prisoners with which that many abouads. In Birmingham, as you know, we an wallas hard to establish a similar institution. It is net creditable to the English nation that this is a work yet to be demi Why, then, do we not condescend to take • lesson from our neighbours, who, not having enjoyed the advantage of seeding their criminals to infest their depend seeks, have been compelled to amigo them as host they might at home t Bat, gentlemen, we might greatly alleviate our audition at on ce without say th ong. in the law as it now steads. And this brings me to that word of fear, the "ticket of leave." Now, the ticket of leave, as dealt with by the authorities, might jest se well be a pine of blank piper. It purports to hold the bearer to the liability of being sent back to prleoe if he shill emaciate with notoriously bad channels, or in any way not " noes by his subsequent conduct that he is worthy of her Majesty's clemency." This is the theory. The practice le to indulge him in every species of miens duet short of committing smother offence, cognisable by the criminal law, whim, of course, whether he had or had not • ticket of leave he would be deprived of his liberty. That a document so dealt with is an absurd affair must be ad mitted, and if it bed been made the subject of ridicule non 'old have been surprised, and no one ought to have been offended. Bat to make It a grave object of attack it, se eordine to my thinking, to emulate, and even to go beyond the absurdity of treating its conditions as west, paper. Long before tickets of nave had ever been heard of, thou sands of menet& sentenced to transportation had been set free at home by useondltional discharge on the szpiration of half their sentence. Now they are set free oa the aoud ad conditions to which I have adverted, at a period some what bat very little shorter. To the extent of this diaereses let it be conceded that the change of treatment is evilest the public interest. Oa the other hind, It mast in Jamie. to the eatlusrities be stated that the enoeuregements to good conduct while antitank are in confinement aro fag bettor devised and more efficiently carried into operation than heretofore, and are In course of still farther improve moat, so that the chance of reformation, however small, is Meter than in former days. On the whole, comparing the two regulations for the discharge of pennon at home, I have no hesitation in stating my belief then the present, although grievously defective, Is a valuable improvement on that which preceded it. The true evil to us, let me re peat It, is that stain the stoppage of transportation, oar wa ving are discharged at our done, kesping us in constant alarm ; where's we formerly sent them to persecute our friends on the other side of the globe. If, gentlemen, we sheen to altar the English language, and Ball every pri ssier dhoharpd at home a ticket-of leave sae, so be it, and than se it has been well said, "whether en unre formed tiaket-etleave man is discharged with or without • Mast of leave, he benne an insufferable nuisance." Very new shall we pee siealay feel she proof of this assertion. Neu year the see adjudged to penal servitude will begin to be diseharged, sad the strum having ones begun to flow, will Myer be dried up, and if I mistake not, we shall find our selves no gainer by the absence of the ticket. Knowing that their term of confinement would not be shortened by good aoudad, the penal-senitude men have already, according to the evidence of the prison officen before the Transportation Committee, become lan and mutinous, so that we may i l l it= a the ticket-of-leave awe of the present day to be re by criminals whom the gaol has made worse, such worm than it found them. 1 told you, gentlemen, I could paten oat a course that weld be taken at case which would greatly alleviate our pretest condition with resent to oriminels at large. The step which I propose is simply to make the neditine widened on the ticket of leave, a truth Instead of a fiction, to carry into effect the follow's, resolution of the Transportation Committee of the House of Common That to reader this system of ticket, of have adopted both for the retentatioa of offenders and te. interests of the public, the modifies. widened upon the tickets of leave ought to be enforced mere strictly than appears to have been hitherto the one." Many ticket ofleave men who are misconduct fag themselves are well known to the pollee, end then en peobahly the worst end most dangerous of their elms. Many others by reason of no means having been adopted to enable the pollee to lama their miner, and become acquainted with the persons of ticket-otiose. men in their respective dis tricts, man be identified, and must therefore remain as if =iloseed meshed• perfect and absolute diesbarge, an white the committee by another resolution alto gether disapproved, sad recommended should be supplied, as I trust it will be in titan. Still much might be done, beadle, foe the present to still the agitation which has bees = need war tre manner in which the ticket of leave act has into operation. The proposed measure, however, is but a palliation, and I therefore trust that the seat session of parliament will not be suffered to pus away without our witnessing a thorough revision of the whole system of out treatment of criminals. PUBLIC EXECUTION.—To the numerous eugges thaw reepeetins oar public executions the following is added by Mr. George Aegean Sala Admitting the dreadful teceasity that exists for the infliction of capital punishment; and again and sorrowfully admitting that, in the present state of society, I *ennui see bow private mentions could be tolerated, I propose that the culprit should be removed is a close carriage —an nni van, it feet—to a site, Tad and convenient, to be Seed upon la the neighbourhood of Loudon as a plea of public eaeautiss. Let the gallows and scaffold be set up at night. Let the chaplain and the authorities follow is their own aerriages, without any attempt at • prossessioa ; let the eri- Weal step from the van to the scaffold, let him have Mae for hie shrift, sad, then, let him bang as high as Haman; and let the ' Leaden S co undrel ' be there to see. Bach a spectacle, I believe, would be solemn, imposing, and a real example. Of all the cities in the world London ie the only one that etiolates ice ceiminals in en alley. The Parisians have abandoned the Place de Greve; the plus ft of execution at Rome (according to Mr. Dickens) is spacious; the very Remises have a Kaput. square, and do not scarify their eel mita in some blind alley off the Henkel " Mr. Nile ap pears to have witnessed the late execution of Marley in the Old Bailey. He says of the spectators, This crowd was neither wens nor better than any of its predseemors. It wee emphatically the lame crowd. The same crowd that yelled, and fought, and cursed, and drank gin, and agog 'All round hat' at the execution of Oreentere—that bought and so ld pits and swestatuff, and sang Jim Crow' at the execution of Rocker—that carried babies in its arms sad sae, ' Oh, Susasnah it the - ion of the Mannbage•-tbat picked pockets underneath the gallows and sang !Ammo Kisco at the execution of Marley. The flash *pegs have changed, the appellation given to the swestatuffs have changed, Bocyperte's ' may have been superseded by ' Jenny Lind's cough lounger,' or 'Sebastopol rock,' but the crowd has not changed. It is there. la the Old Bailey and in Horeemonger-lene, sawn NI the butlers are put up, the lame crowd starts up as though from a trap in the congenial sewers beneath the pavement; and it is there to curse and yell and sing, end hew its midnight orgies, as it has had them a hundred times before." Tan PIM IN SCOTLAND.—A Christmas gift was presented to this journalise Thursday, in the shape of duly stamped receipts tor the " damages " and whole expenses, amounting to nearly 1,2001., to which we were mode liable by the persecution at the instance of Mr. Dancsn M'Llren. A procedure regarding which we were neither afraid nor sorry from the commencement hat thus ended not only in nocuously, but with a result of which we can scarcely be unduly proud. Throughout we were supported by the aouviction that we bad spoken rely under public motives I and for public interests; and now it is proved, be the severest of all tests aid the most substantial of all evidence, that the public hod to the sante effect a deer opinion and a Moen feeling. Though on the day when we intimated the egregious verdict we predicted that the care would be " n judged," we could not without presumption and temerity bays ventured to hope for a reversal so indignant and com plete as that to which fie.' and substantial expression has now bees gless.—Sootsesse.