The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-23 00:00:00

J V //4 4 i I ,~ - - 1 . . EWS PAPER 41 I •_ 4 : 41 , 'o\ y I rtg ' - ... ••. #.• ~.." ss auaxs _ _ CO* as de. int LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1863. [Stamped, Id. Additional.] [TWOPENCE No. 5,134.) r uLcurn, calling at the WDe of Good Hope v sad Madrea—MONTHLY COMMUNICATION w ows LONDON and INDIA Itrr _ the amphicent lest el amain to no KAM INDIA and LONDON SWF WIG COrl i ttlUndted).—The we-known clipper ougt hip HYDASPLS. LSO tout MO-horn power s :lV Commander. now loading In the Victoria (Louden) pa t , will leave on the lYth February, embarking ern at and testiest Gravesend on the 20th February, Tor culling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras. This gfignificeot ship, built tamest, for the Indian trade, his b, m , thoroughly refitted, has first-rate aceogamodntion for per ow n. end will carry se expsetenoed emgeoa, also a ate th, it,rate parsege of the last mums Mawr, has been 72 dap 3 bars to Madras the Hydaoss ed the vo ln h days, and the last ,the Calcutta) in r i da c y7, bete the shortest • record—For freight or pemew apply to GRINDLAY and Co., 0, rarkamentstreet, th e bro; ALFLID =err sad Oa. 150. Leadeahall-street, LC.: sr M the OFFICMIS et the COWAN V, 9. Ilincutg.laue, Leedom LC.: where Woo awake polo for appointmehul as midahlpmea should be made. ILICHAND DREW, &oratory. last India and London Shipping Company (Lhnited), 9, Mincing-lane. IC. TO sarrism OOLIIYHf• FOR MR UTKKKLY to lEW TOILE Dtreol—a LITIRPOOL 21111/ YORK. el PHILADZILPICLIVIILAAMIXIP 00WANY Wood demeeets. N their teSiorivorot Clrde.balk boo ItmeweletwahMe,.eslllos (Messebews to embark goeemowe pad deopstebes. o f wzimar FROM LIR/FOOL 101 NEW YORK. ETNA, Wednesday, Jam 211. CITY OP WASHINGTON, Wedseeday, Feb. 4. CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wedneeday, Feb. 11. AAA even wicosedlas Wehoolay. Odds peomm le, 17, sod II gulosee. according to the mow Misersed ram PLAtt i trelli adridomm aitha. P t - .l... men tliZo C i a li aa orh t g advastigedas Iseoo7 . boo terilimperileohme appl7 So WILLIAM TIOILAX, WaSioele•et, sr b BMUS aml NACMG .4406-ee- to BREMEN. —Dived Route to /Lawyer, S TEAM Costral IBERME, WIRY THURSDAY, it the North Germs Marra alsaarra sALLL rzcz or WWI. Iran at 11 a.aa, calling ab Parr for Yana Ss bode,: RS eed £ l . Min II =Mal IR 1k NA Ridoerhavea a shears aecialdale, whilst Unseat iseerra pals are closed ly Ice.—ApW M CHAPLIN* Ikediaal Illaged-deous, or to lEDJLPPH. O&M& add PRULIZEik 11, Radi i... LC. DOTIMBDAM. —The Netherlands Steamboat Osans well-known scow slwasar TYLNOOLD clam ust tor DAB &Ur* port. and leaves from off the Tower mei lIIIIMRNING early. Pars AL—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Pahang to ONAVOL and PHIL. LIPIS.II, Iws4lnna. LC. DARTNER WANTED, with £3,000 to £4,000 is Wier us can Do proatablz mood), to }obi the adver t/Da to r atobtklood BUSINMOI, is which is en lake am adios port. Soforeson exchanged. Address A. Z., con of Niles sad Cs., Adverlidoe Agents, Bloolt4tuo, Coin IU. Turn ISM. 1011 r, 001SITalLS, LAURELS, le. MkJ. C. STEVENS will BELL by AUCTION, s& Ids Grest Room, SS, Meg rest, Corsaagarden, TO MORROW, Jr. 24. at Wired 12 proolasly, • lame gosuallty of ardert, Isailandar rd dwarf RONK earatly good satires, dare ival bar rare d, carers, comma sad Portugal Soria Sr Misr dc.-0a err Os rondos d asls, lau Z alarms rd. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, So any Part al the Kingdom Drawbar/nom Sonar ha Velvet LS =Marta% tansplete SI 0 0 adios. sinapisba Ilacinanna eatlon anolinaa II 0 Wartvolent lertadssa P. and 11. nylo4 144, OSPOILIe-STAIIT, W. Illsolasiecl Catalogue Ratio and pawl 600 an application. J O. and J. FIELD, original inannlacturera . Os &NV) ot PARAIYINI CANDLER. m at to wbova .d r abro rai IhrraissWs Orreranset or we the illbri Maims gm lin as bi .brawl of a& dimatioro aid la Obi Called Etseksa. Moo Is. M. per pad : sir olle. tearol UMW roroirolloop Tokkts. It sad ad. s. b. TM pub& wo omerksoil Io soo that Mien lobe Is w or Wis. Loader Mohr & & cob, oar Mr orportorion.—Oppor =lrairoa . lisecod IdMon, as, No, Peetreaft, lia, THIREMAINS of the late Idre.RICHARD TNINCH. Being lkdoetioan hem barioarnek LAW" W aibs=s. Edited by bee Boa.** a Wlsgmanega. : Parker, Boa, sad Bean Wd Bina& WLN ! INK! INS! ARM WRITING and COPYING MKS anew all In malty and durability of cabala. Meats wanted for Town nod . Manufactory, Claptee, k u O , LD OHAINB.—WATHSREITON and =OGG= be be cell the eilesidoa el Ye while le th. al =vows whirl Oar deliver with Gold Owed Oahe wand el their aisaufactory : T.To worlo tt V i. ed_ n ratra ebein, Id iii ea. oh& K osbee ." 72Gl prise Total ii- Upom thee enters. the QUALITY, imam, re VALUE at Ike phi an artthei, sad nenaleed le the , WMher elea wad lbeeptee looking he • kir en the Iron. &Mei Sy the teteleen oo /1 - ead imams. sikeirwas.--Illsanhotory CO*11114•1111111. lea dm W.C. OW tW AA 1711 l made of Chains sod Imam for l• molt—LLD, Thh h doted st 6 ht the evens% sad es eaftedays at L QIILING BHLWLS Mantles, 1 , ..7 raw Drossee, at a rethsetku is Pried Imo deeds ot hell the eW wed Yam The, Mold Deems, t, imeeedlasty cheap. B. WILLNY sod 80N, If sad ld laidurlsorteeet, City, N.C. Moor doors hoes IL Peeteherehtord). -A rAor WONTRY OP Rom- MIMILES REMOVED from BeedMroM L 11. 11100E811111t, NANO Lilt es lime leiebeebst. Mt The MA beams ( by Id* Dative am sum armumm mm. CoBBll' ON DREBB ; or, HALF-AN-HOUR'S Se be ha, pm* .1111311MIBIT a tor our 111.12NDS end ODNEBITIJIBITIL L 110613 and BON. iteedynsatte and Beset. "Mom Habit Makers, Walla Der Hatters, Heaters, Boot and Shoe Maker% and General . Undoes Howes 1K IR. Lt,IA City Ishabliatasat" , 114 z igzrat A. el. so. Alisms• MI 1417, 17f.171. TotteohanameNreal: Country blateahassis: Sheileld ladlivettlard. Teddy.. . By Mr. =KELL'S invention, of n i t r e 17 1delt he It the son /death (protected 17th July. IMO CIAL Tiara. to tan a 111011nta, en mad* and Inn In akar bans. without pia or annollook no wires oar trandspa and ditectio• kspordbio Omani ininntood. witch tally enplane Ids Invendlon. pan trot owes damp: ten. Tann @Oddly natdorai&—a, Ow. natorolnet, Doodotreet, and VA, lannott'oblll, larmin,nbms. rrPARENTS and GUARDIANg.—The return ei Youth to their reepective Beardisikaciamis induces a eanalteda kw their personal emalort and attraction, and ROW LAND, MACASSAR OIL, for moderating the growth and haprwriacad beautifying the hair, ILowbords' Kalydor, for be etle and compledoe. and removing cutaneous de %.l ..1 Rowlands' °doom tifri or Pearl Deure. for rendeden W beentifulb white. and pemerving the gums, are ems- Mend isdlapaniable somespanimenta—Sold by A. ROWLAND and BOSS. W, Ratton-garden, and by chemists and perfumers.— /Ake Rowlands articles. ri tim EFFECTITAL REMEDY. —LAMBERTS ASTHMATIC BALSAM, without *mantes the bowel• ar the heed. truly aMeardotte aed pleauset, artmetterd to he the readhdes _ter " rel= inu eteur dehle, _ . sullsed amid aellm, ar 111 001 -'' ail• , ___ It Illw awe* Wm. WWII WNW Oa ben* Plimirmia leinniel. adzsirshls alloys Os was WMil lir , msliss IMINSIS=2 la apgrowidai essossspllm as *theta an truly thous u f.n al snerlsi • t l iss in n g il d n ° w. utettwafter her di It 7.11.10.11 aad sold by W. LAM BEET, chemist. • Mae WU. M E ; -croon sad by ell druggist& In bottles, Md.. Wrintildes in one, W. Mt. be particular s a d se t kw la al• shop. LOBB of APPETITE, WEAKNESS, d m . A TONIC.—Dr. Hamill and the Medias' Prokaalas meow mead that valuable stimulant, " WATIL,' QVININJ WINE." Ilaaahctmedoftly Ay nORZIAT WATILIK 2, llarthia-Isas, Cannon-street, Landon, LC. add Al Oveasea, Italian Warr hasannen, and others, at Ida a dose. wi t aimaja die* L lamb and Co Inferaational tahilaltko. Wormier.. nONSIIMPTION : ITS ORIGIN. The Report NJ et DX MINIS craortnrs splendid DIRCOVIAY (TIM 011.101 X Or f.XINSU XPTION), the most interesting in the Watery at indigene, Is la the Wakes beads. sad drn be speedily pa& Whet The Imposture d this discovery cad be euthasted solely tram the tart that la Orest Britain alone 80.000 anomaly perish but the ramps* of erenorapti re 2 1. UPimr ileynosrdtresh W., Ceansught-square, Hyde-pork. RHEUMATISM, CHILBLAINS, lre,— a.to COLICSI ALGA MAR.INA, or Oottoeutrateal I moor of alloWeed, L deft? Werra/ft b celebrity se • remedy for thee reerene, whether acute or ehrook, as w se for spinal Ws*. 4anatesetimia. weakness ni the limbs, scrofulous awe It k also so *desirable AN/booties Ice chilblains. d Arl a wait aboekt rend for the paraphtet.—Gold by T. ImAtog. 79, ft Pun MI Churchyard, In bottles, ?a 9d., N. St, and lls. etch : tre ramble. E. 741.178 00PAIIINZ WrOZ, sacesintally i 4 ts sibs Tarim awl Laden 1111111101•11 r amber tie are or Bleaal. Part aid Lam Clark gawk au sag. ammo oir• is 84 4lx dm" gar la ?s s 4 sr okra& diararak—la ei pat kl ki C. Jame's, herb dreribt, NlllO7lOO. PHOTOGRAPHIC! EXHIBITION.—The NINTH AlflllitL EXHIBITION d the PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY of LONDON is OPIN DAILY bows It ME 4, at the / Ottitr —Admission y of the Society of British Artists. eassowitrost, Paittsa aft , Is. SPLENDOUR and MAGNIFICENCE are the prevailing charecteristlos of the London Pavilion, to prove which a visit on THURSDAY, the 29th font., Vparticu larly recommended. Ihe Proprietor. take their ANNUAL biotin? co the evening In question, when the entertainments will be oohed by genies, refinement. eiglimisee, mirth. and drolle la bery. The pro am IG grme HT of W will berillyONDL eclipse ell Its predecoreore tt will. t, be • NIA The 1011BON PAW : L.IOB, Ttebbenwetreet LOIBL sal SONIMAIOOII. Propriskas. raLONDON PAVILION, OPEN EVERY lVlNlNG.—Opersik lielectioae naked with the most estbeeleelle te Se. 002XLLI, the Wonder of the IA Age, appease ; and the company le, without exception, tbe beet PHD LONDON GRAND RDSTAIIRANT. LUNCAIIOI9 sad DINNIZA A LA CASTE esis be bid with coximir mod pnyAre._ _ _ _ DLNNEIL mad: ken in 11 In ta• ear" a In dd. mach meow Special to Wiles sad nontlenten. Bow:loom won lontilated 'rine, coffee, and smoking Saloon. OPEN ON lIIINDAYB 710111 POUR IILL NMI morn& Proprietor, 191, /grimmer. 00ILNER of CHANCERY-WM SAVOR —LEA and PERRINS' WORCIVIEBBHIng 'ADM This delicious condlment, pronoansedi connoisseurs TILL Ott LY GOOD SAD . Is prepared solZ by LL aad 2 BRIM. Tbe public art wertalaes India dens, Slid dIONiii i =I.IIIIIIMION mos erraPper, label, boodle, and AISirot PI GA and PIMP? ISAUCL Sold wboessais sod ter airport by Ye Prerdedora Worcester ams. CUM sad DLACIEVIML: Warm MSCLAY and ON& Las*" An, ele. : sad by grooms mad oilmen apivessally. USED lg i ast way Family, by all Outfittem, Rotel- is. RONDA PIRMININT icuumia INK (the ropetree ao preparation, sea is War the hest lee writing Uwe. Mk. be. It affords an indiepatebie MINIM of idene/M far Tarok ebb* 'Tablecloebe and every variety of wee/tog ot To be oblate/Id of 1111011$1§, Medicine Ifeedom laitees. no., Is Ine United : and at I& Lena-Mae, Wan lemilltlaid. Clgy without w address on each label the Ink rd n gaudne. Price la per bottle. TILLUSTRATZD TIMM FITELLETON of TO•1101110W, eaerlariag of Two of Original Tales, POW" elistehas :--A Song a Pilsylaseapo—The Merriam Hack, as Incident of Indian Military Life, five Chapters—Ballads st oat. Price of the Illustrated Times," 34. free by pest, f *lamps. —Ofhoe, 3, Catherine street. eland, W.C. THE DALHOUSIE INSTITUTE The summit oe me DAY, pries bl., by post It, coutslas lbssiftswa Wave* soil Wenn; at llie Dalhousie Institut*, 911setbudissisbusi Asi Ise Ilissarists—A New WM os of • astalme—dllsosisslunslb halal —abs Um of Sculptors —implcamps—lketrals of . Guss—Veutliatios tit Oottr Puia =rtr a r Yin tl tlos_Tsir- Arcilltsubseul Palenta—Churc ;- WWI* Itows—Proderdsl New— , de.-ofilee, 1, Timbale's*, Oseurnsprdes, aid NM Ds LyICIZT ON OFil-P& JNIUMATION, Pros la. ; pat tree. IS. orseahed amts. Ile Amps Kam end Co. SO Cornhill. London; or direct from the Author. Qra.r-piIESERVATION ; a Popular Essay on S Owe of Xenon, al Physical Debility. by Dr. LA Me, 17, owe. Loa Licentiate of the Royal College of Is.. With oograviegs sodomise. F r riboa of Is.. Is She wy practitioner on the lied/oat Legleter life Wilke ISM his study to She treason& of the =As 111 lei tool IL-37. Bonord4naarn Loadaa. . 60111101 11011, jest published. Ink* Lt., tit Peet lit IneasPa. Y and IRRITABILITY (Mental and , rreate Wtmt ilia Calms. liWAPtarse, Insets, sad Rational Y. IL Ynowsn, MD., Physician to the 0~11 Podedles LAUF Ourienf Provident Institution. ne. Also, post re slit ma EVOLISH MALADY—INDIGESTION and giv W. Lock, it Upper !lath•plaoe, Orafeion.roed She author, Is, Lloydonnani, London, W.C. .loom OINAWAY to NBlO'Ol7El 811171R1188. E. the pablinitt4 ralf IDITION et Ida work. ULM 1111DICAL litaltD Mt= es Os Sellf.eare d Nervous Debtlity. I a Memory, laraftrEe, ac., protrtres, cer MAO a • directed rer racroriag bre Mkt—Adder, Dr. MTN. DrfsA'oorwt Tartiolook.equare. Louisa. W.C. GREAT NOSTIISHN HOSPITAL Yesterday and the day preceding, s fancy bazaar was held at Myddeltoo Hall, Islamise, in aid of the fund@ of the Great Northern Hospital, under the patronage or the Duchies of Argyle, the Constar of Derby, Viseoaster Sydney, Lady Chaelthe Harrhegtes, lady Cherlothi Theism, Lady Domes, the Batemes Lintel de Rothschild, Lady Peto, and other distinguished patronage. There was an excellent colleetioa of tasty week in the hall but it is to be regretted that the sale Ins not so active as it ' ought to have been comidering the charitable object for which the bazaar was got up._ It appears that the promisee lately occupied as the hospital were required by the Metropohtsa Railway Company, and each an amount of compensation received as nearly s od to pay off the debt and set the hospital freemen all liabilibse. Gorier theme circumstances, the want of se hospital in this locality being admitted, it wee resolvedsit a meeting prodded over by Mr. .Ida. the moisten* judge at the Middlesex Sessions, to purchase or to rent a ite for the erection of a new laspital—pkin, but substantial and commodious. It was deemed modest to I primed padaelly, end that oo more should be dose at pris seat than to provide accommodation for about 50 in patients. The estimate of the cost of such • building would be shout 4,0001. There is no part of the metropolis more regally extending in population than the district around 6.'earous. In addition to the Metropolitan Cattltsmarket, sad numerous factories in its immediate vicinity, Rises-cross i. likely to become a most im portant railway station, and yet from this point northward there was oo district in the metropolis so ill-provided with hospital accommodation, until the rata. bliehment of the Great Northern Ethiopi in 1856. Since its foundation the hospital afforded relief in more than 300,000 cases of sicknem and casualty, and the attendance of oat-patients averages 1,000 weekly. At present the out maestri are attended to in a temporary building in the Pen tonville-read, which has beta kindly plead at the disposal of the =wagers by the Metropolitan Railway Company, and the iv-patients are received in a building in the Portland road. The managers are naturally anxious to escape as moo as pos. Mile from this inconvenient and umatafectory position, and with thin view the bazaar at Myddelton-hail wee got up. It is to be hoped that in some other form the charitable views of the preenetere will receive more support than they have dose se the present occasion. ROYAL COLL2OI op SUILOSONB OF ENGLAZID.—The following pedaloes, basin undergone the neocesary exa minations for the diploma, were admitted members of the college at a mating of the court of examiners on the 22nd hot, viz. :—Mrears. William Clement Daniel, M.D. Heidel- berg, Kennington; John Lovell Arnett, M.D. Edinburgh, Cheltenham ; William Frank Smith, Nottiogham ; Philip Henry l'ye Smith, Haelisey ; Charles Henry Biala, Cam bers*, Cornwall ; Dean Joseph Canny, Dublin ; Thomas Thomas Dick, IL D. Edinburgh, Ayr ; John Edward Thernbure, C.oefiernauth ; George Smith, Hampstead- reed ; George Gramme, Harley-street ; Robert Meadows, M.D. St. Andrew's, Ipswich ; Cooper, L R.C.P. Laud, Beauitiont.street, Cavesdhili ; Henley Tho ass Mapleeoo , Weetboura-plaa; Jacob De Leon, Jamaica; and Arthur John Farwell, Chippiog Marta. The next psis examination for the membership will take place on the 18th of April. Profassor George Gulliver, P. R.S., will deliver the Hunterian Oration on the 14th rioximo. ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY or LONDON. —At the monthly general meeting, bold yesterday at the society's hams in Hanover-square, the Right Hon. Sir George Clark, Bert., President el the Society, in the chair, Mears. T. Weedbiae Hiocbliff. J. Wingfield Larking, Augustus H. ' , Smith, Edmund Waloot, Samuel H. Cochrane, Bowel Morpa, Archibald Travers, and Charles W. Topper were , elected fell w. ; Viscount Caalernere, M.P., Sir Humphrey de Trafford, Bart., Yews. M. Biddulp, W. Graham, C. Hammersley, J. H. Challis, and J. Kral Lord, were pro -53,as candidates for the fellowship, and Robert Swift, of St. Thomas, as a corresponding member of the . The report from the council stated that the number of raters to the ardens in 1862 had been 11112.106, showing en Lama of 300,368 over the year 1861, and that., amoopt other donatioes to the menagerie during the prat math, there bad been preosated by his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales two Syrian wild este Alibied by lit Royal Risboos (Masai. llollli Ivor is Rio!** TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALLI3.—Thounsv. (asersa's rasouirea The attsodsnos this thaws* at the Corm was one of PRUSSIA. the smallest abet the close of the put seIUPOD, and with THE ADDRESS OF THE CHAMBER OF the excopiket of some tramatione on two or three of the DEPUTIES. fevellities t ve_eaktios oa the Derby was correspondingly dull. Lost Mira was supported at 11 to 8 T o 50J., though BERLIN, JAN ' 22 ' sto 1 the highest offer at the dom. he removal of The following are the most important passages , t3stelsuMeter tolls new quarters seemed to have oPersted of the draft of the address of the Chamber of favourably, although =tending backers stood out for a point more. as 9 to 1 only could be obtained about him, Deputies : Hospadar would have been support ed at 13 to 1, but offers "We begin our work under sad auspices, and of 12 to l a stes l the ' 6l ' Con! te: j horse ro:, s tr N eo s. feel it our duty to make respectful representations I . ti n r ea r s d ard g tea rb tode et 28 to 1, A few ° mai m to your Majesty concerni n g the elate of public wen backed #l, 1.4 assausta. Closing Priem affairs. I t DERBY. " Since last session the ministers have carried on stol wM LOA et. Vincent's Lord Crddea (off, tll the public administration spinet the constitution 9to 1 Lord ltratbsooree ffeoebaraeseter (off, and without a legal budget. The supreme right 12 to 1 Coast 1? to I le loarangles troolowlar Off) of the representatives of the people has thereby n to 1 Mr. Na lore Carnival (t) been attacked. The country has been alarmed, and 25 to 1 Baru Nivieve•Jsrldevou (o 1) 28 to 1 Mr. Watts's National Guard 0) has stood by its reprawatatives. 1000 to 15 N Osirsoartle (t) "A small minority of the people only has, us 1000 to 15 Lord Pelmenton's Baldwin (1,) warne d by th e n a c hd em, carr i e d the went 1000 to t tr.. T. Valentine's 's Queen Bertha calumnies against the Chamber of Deputies to the 1000 foot of the throne in the form of addresses. LIVIRPOOL SPRING MEETING. "Abuses of the power of the government are Wituu 'lron TES GRAND NANDRIAR now taking place, just as in the,and years wlijok mew i te7,Ainut ewe. 1 - - poundal tin regragy. Vfor Ms** ram* dis• Asescarems is be dub Glared that nobody Quaid doubt you intention of maintaining the constitution,.bot the constitution I :Zil e 0 - Th e Wi n ' has already been violated by the ministers. Our position imposes oa • nor the most urgent duty of solemnly declaring that peace at home sad power abroad can.only be restored to the government by its returning toe constitutional state of things." 71. a or beforelbureitey:lee. ('teeter. Should thohlibeet p 12 et, it will be mated to thee, AV 88 lb Age st PtX6l• 12 Pearl= • lb 8 Wails. ' a 111 Mutineer = re a 11 British Guadler.. 6 8 a 11 Prank • 8 ineinaa • 11 Bt. Jamas a 11 Ilammilan =Cal a 11 7l•BlbW mem ia, LOS .. . 8 MA a 7 7 = 6 10 10 • 1010 rir ill = 6 • 7 7 012108 t Ico !! 7.220t1 a Misr Daya. a 7 RUSSIAN POLAND. BERLIN, JAB. 22. Aceording to news received here from Warsaw, considerable numbers of people bad assembled in the forests in several parts of Poland, with the object of preparing an insurrection. No details are yet known. . Wigan 7 6 10 10 De — Tailtal Jerannea • 10 le 091/111199 8 81t hg ru dn 6 10 10 asap •10 9 Kfingrear $ 4 a * noi Dam i • 10 9 flepoy a 4 CaMader • 10 8 Rem • 4 The Moor /Lavinia 6lO 6 Uneames 6 0 Day Monad 6 10 6 The Bawer •• 4 ::= • - le e :: ITALY. TURIN, Jur. 22. ,ter...... • =lO 6 .1 1Verimigia ... • Brim& laveaskosdela .... a 10 6 Antelope Doelphshis Arbor, I=. a 4 1 Black Prince 6 . a a 10 4 Orphan.. Thomealows a 0 a 10 3 kcal Jam 4 Taller Gal 2 Telegraph • Joe MAW a 10 2 West, Ender • Unman Omen a 10 0 The Prophet 41 Niue Maria Anatla a 9 12 The Oreek • Avalanche 6 912 The Drone 6 Chola' The King has signed a decree entrusting the Ministry of Marine ad interim to the Minister of l'ublic Works. This Duchess of Genoa has left for Naples. NAPLES, Jax. 21. A Murstist committee has been discovered in this city. The police have made several arrests and seised some important documents, among which is an Autograph letter of Prince Murat. THE DISTRESS IN FRANCE. The Moniteur of yesterday contains a report, signed by M. Rouher, the Minister of Agriculture, Commerce, and Public Works, and K de Peraigny, the Minister of the Interior, recommending that in eachof theirdepartmentsacredit of 2,500,000 f. shall be opened for carrying out local and other public works, with the view of relieving the distress of the operatives thrown out of employ by the cotton famine. The report thus commences : Sire,—Upon opening the session of the Corps Legiidatif, your Majesty announced that a credit would be applied for is aid al the operatives out of °rap*. I. ardor to fulfil the intentions of your Majesty we have the Wooer to propose to you to submit at owe to the eneetioe of the Corps LegeLtd a measure for opening I_ extraordinary credits of 2,h00.1: 1 03f. each upon the budget of thaDopet•oeotd the Interior, sod apes that of Agrisaltunt, Common, and Public Works, for the purpose of meting awful communal works, of affording aid to the charitable imeitutleee, sad of carrying out public works at the expense of the state is those places where the suffering of the i operatives is greatest. We have oc; hesitation at this moment is limiting to this sum the total of the grant Deogerry for the relief of the operatives deprived of their ordinary employment. Amid • crisis in which so nosy ibtfteetill are involved we certainly ought sot to deceive oureelves as to the extent of the mil, or the suffering it occasions ; but it is also the ditty of the government to ascertain the exact state of Wage, to look upon the facts as they really are, to diatipate exaggerated fears, and to define the limits tied the measure of its kW viatica. The evill now is loci, and while all business last year felt the influence of the meets taking place in America, the aide which the country is deploring in 1863eismde ally to these districts where cites is.n article alptimary 'enmity. h is in the Seine Inferieure that it is mast levers ; and it is ia the Somme, the Need, she Suit Rhin, the Etre, the Loire, the Oros, the Vosges, in pert of the deperttognt of the Rhone, at Limoges, Troyes, Saint Quentin, Finis, im.., that employment is diminished or suspended; it is there that the efforts of government and of private charity should be exerted. In neither ease have they yet failed in their duties. As soon u the industrial crisis began to make itself felt, the Emperor's government took the neoeaaary measures for insuring employment to the population of the manufac turing districts. In the department of the Seine Inferieure, especially. the Minister of Agriculture, Commerce, and Public Works opened numerous workshops for the rectifi cation of the levels of the imperial roads. The report then alludes to other public works, and to the railways, canals, itc., in course of formation in various departments, which have afforded occupation to the unemployed. These undertakings not being, however, able to meet all the exigencies of the crisis, the Minister of Public Works is under the necessity, we are told, of ap plying for extraordinary resources. The report concludes in the following terms : The oommunee have joined with an ardour worthy of all praise in the sacrifice* everywhere imposed epee the leading firms in order to mitigate the severity of a crisis so prolonged. They have voted taxes sad ken, immuring their burtheo wily by the suffering they were desirous of relieving. In the SSW, Inferieure, 78 communes have voted extra taxes for 1863, amounting in all to 101.575 f. The same department has voted aloes of one million of francs for useful communal works, sad for the relief of the distressed. A bill @auction ing the vote of the Coused-General is now under OlUallißile tioa by the Council of State. As to private charity, it has, as usual, accomplished its benevolent Mirlioo. without parade and without display, sod with s constancy nothing discourages. Throughout all the departments it bits come to the assistance of the distress in the Seine Inferieure, and there is not a single town suffering from the industrial crisis in which the voluntary eubserip tiuna of the inhabitants have not been added to the grants at the government or those of the musicipalities. These subscriptions, up to the present date, have amounted to nearly s million of franca in the Seine Inferieure, sad it is in gnat part owing to them that more than 30,000 families have been assisted. The ardour of private charity will not be diminished by the intervention of the government. It will, on the con trary, derive new energy from it, mid this noble emulation will still contribute to the relief of the working-claases ; for there is no disguising it, the misery mused by want of em ployment cr.nuot be fully relieved except by the daily efforts of beneviskiroce. We Uri of you, Sire, to allow the following measure to be Intimitt ed to the examination of the Council of State. We doubt not that the Corp Legislatit rill eagerly respond to your Majeety's appeal. Lost year it unasimously voted the sub 'sotto°. applied for under similar circumstatces, and it lira always identified itself with the intentions of your "worriment for ameliorating the position of the working amass. In him the honour to be, with the soot profound respect, Ito, F. Itonzza. P. in PIneIGNT. The bill u appended for opening a credit of 2,500,000 f. in each of the departments named. NAVAL AND MILITARY, ADKIZALTY, JAN. 22. —.PllOllt7llOlOl AND Ar rourrionnra.-14eatensafie C. J. Balfour, to the Busserd ; sod J. F. Bolter, to the Alecto. Sah.liratanont V. C. Scholedeld, to the Triton. Poymeator W. H. IL Araokl. to the Boland. A ssiataat P. A. O. Montagu, to the Blenheim. Clerk A. A. Faust, to the Buzzard. Engineer F. C. Affrea, premotad to chief engineer and op panted to the Ida., for earrice in the Doris. Secoad-Clam Assistant Bogineers P. Thompson, to the Timm% es sapiraamarney ; and J. H. Brankstoa, to the OsprisT. Aetna &wood-Claes Andeloat-Empineen W. Ambler, to the Catahniand, for sonic* in the Royal Oak ; and T. S. Blyth e to the Fiegard, saparnammary. WOOLWICH, JAN. n. Admiralty instructions were this day received, from the'purpert of white it is expected that the cress Waldo Onnonedwr Helms, Z I :o lY t proceed to Chins ae previously adored. She in wow la the harbour fully quipped. and await' marling orders. Thirteen of her new, who had been retuned as straggler; have with few exception' been apprehended by the &Kayoed police, and have rejoined the veneL CHATHAM, JAN. 22. The iron-cased frigate. Royal Oak, 34, 800-horse power, is ordered to be @applied with Clisborne's patent electric steering and englweesem telegraphs, which the Lords of the Admiralty berg ordered' to be fitted on board that vessel. Mr. Gishorurs, the ilitribir sad patentee, has attended at the dockyard bads% kr lire purpose of making the necessary arrsamposista for 6 slog the invention oo board the Royal Oak, the new code of Ovals bevies ben under trial for some time past on board the paddle-wheel steamer Rhoda mantbus, with the most complete mow. By mesas of the new apparatus every order of the captain, or other taker is charge of the vessel. is trotantsosooaly and drool tansouidy communicated to the helmsman,' and also to the im l imsr War-ofßos circular has been received at this garrison, directing that the moiety of messy deducted trout the pay of keeps oe the issue of their clothing for 1862-63, for alterations, Ito be re-funded them, and the amounts charged against the pablic. Ma. AnTON, M.P., AND NIB 00111ITITIIINTL— Last evening Mr. Aynoet, M.P., met his omestimosts at the Bommoot lastitutioa, Mile Frod-rosel. Mr. W. Newton occu pied the chair, and the hall was crowded. The hors. on mber, after some preliminary observations, expressed his disippro bationof the taxation Inflicted on the ratepayers by the Metro • politan Board of Works, and of tha wasteful expeditors of the public money for civil and military purposes. Oa the American question the views of the hon. gentle man did not harmonise with those of his hearers . by whom he war frequently interrupted. Having re ferred to the diversity of opinions exiting amongst the working and tipper classes on this subject, h. expressed his inclination to the bond that this difference was caused by the farmer set having sufficient leisure to give the same ' antenst al essliseplagion to public questions as the latter. Thee* be sod& set sufficiently express his horror of slavary. be dialed, ia effect, that the working classes in NertkAarniaa desired the emsmetipatioa of the slave, sod awnthat ILNorth was lighting only for dominion. After the conduct of the Lascasbirs operatives, be tnnahod upon the question of reform, sod in conclu sion expremed his bad that the battle pound of the f samba wee likely to be "esimonly." A vote of confidence the hes. gentleman was agreed to. THE RIBIUDIENTATION or HONITON.—When he was elected M.P. for Bonitos. Mr. Moffatt made a quart engagenesat to visit the borough at the close of each ssasiou, and "give an amorist of his stewardship." He visited Monitor& in 1861, sod made a speech, but did neither one nor the other in 1882. The fellloo for this is mid to be that the manor of Raritan having been bought from the repro. Iseotatives of the late Mr. Locke by a member of the Gold amid family, Mr. Moffatt is now regarded by the electors of Hooitein as only occupying the seat for this Parliament. Mr. Beare Cochrami stands well amongst his supporters to Flonitou, and it is therefore probable that at the next election he and Mr. Ooldamid, the son of the lord of the manor, will be elected.— Western Moritius New. REPHIMIINTATION Or Rzniars.-,-The nomination I of mindidatos for the representation of Reigate is expected to take pleas on Mouday, the 2nd of February. Mr. (has . ville Lemma Gower of Ti ley Park, near Godstoos, or a l Mr. W. A. Windom:a, formerly member for Umbel!. r 4. Da. Cotnraio's WORK.—Addresses are now in I the only caedidatea In the field, and their MOMS ha.. ja i I been the completed, each one expresses himself confide A a i • diocese of Canterbury, in reference to workf p the course of signature by the clergy and laic of o of tae_uet. 1 victory. Colima. One to the archbishop and bishops of the province I DRAIN OR him W. C. B. NOTTIR.—Mr. W.. c. H. of Canterbury in convocation assembled , prays that body I ?Jotter, who wee for many years connected with Covent "to take this book into it. serious mosideratice synod!. Garden and Lam Theatres, departed this life on the sally, and to adopt such measures towards a judicial maw. I . lfith MM., ag ed, deeply breasted. Ts x SOUTHERN IItIMIANWIEIMIT Or THR T RAMIE.— end so to vindicate the church of Embed from e na xped tion ie , n a t o , d e if need be, condemnation of it, as may seen I Lest evening • m:liz i of the motor, churchw ardor, and any suspicion of unsoundness in • vital point of belief, whisk vestryman of the ' of St . Mary, Lambeth , was held at may in the eyes of Christendom attach itself to bar." Arco the Vestry-ha ll , Kennington to consider a rv,,oet of a coin- Cher to the Archbishop of Canterbury :—" Expresses as mattes of the vestry oo the Thames Embank meat and road- earnest hope that his grace will take such measures as be I ' ways (south side); Mr. It Taylor in the chit' r. Mr. Doultos may deem expedient to uphold the belief in the inspired M.P. reeved the adoption of the report, V.lO practical effec t I word of Gird, rood to vindicate the chunh of England from of witch, be said, wee to empower the vestry to cemsalt throe imputations which would be brought epeeist her some practical **gimes so as to protect the interest. of the 1 orthodoxy. if one of her bishops might with impunity Enke parish in reference to the damage to property which would use of his high position to spread erroneous views on such • be effected by the embankment. After some slight discus- fundamental point as the inspiration of Holy Scripture." Mon the report was adopted. [Advertisemeut.)--Hotiorrav's PULL —WEAL. The ra • rapidity and certainty with which Dr. de am AXD DILIIILITY.— ti ser nature 0 nke diminatton of the or Joggles u p Invent Cod Liven Oil win ra m. A mi ga se Ob. seat of the disorder is necessary for the beneficial administratioa meet fee s are thus described by Benjamin Clarice, Bap., of these Ptila, which, by purifying the blood ewe adjusting its M.R.C.E., PLS., Is testifying to Its extraordinary efficacy In Ms ceradatiou. regulate and refresh every .organ throughout the own awe :—" Alter the Pale OP, and all other remedies that I , body. flees excellent Pills search out the roots of all disorders could MUM* bad failed. I tried, merely as a last resort, Dr. , and soeuredly expel them from the system. Itakaaate In that its Jonstis Light-Brown OM I received immediate relief , and composition and gentle In their operstiou, Holloway's Pills w ilt its use ones a.,, ~,,,,,,,,f my sistossoos to b., L i t h . .._ mid only in : not have any real beuent unless the sufferer will eschew the use consoled honks. ts. ed., as. pg. sad pi., by the sole wow, of all plea, puddings, and pastry. The dirt should be substantial. Ans ... H ar k e d . iiii,a W.. It, bi ywd, L on d on, so d che m ist s I ._ phis, and dm*, by such an otwervanos the lima of thousands admrtisement.j m y lat preserram SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL. The Court of Common Council of the City of Load's held a sitting_ _yesterday in the Council Chamber of the Gu i l dha ll . The Bight 800. the Loup MAYOI presided. TEI DITERNATIONAL RIRDUTION. The LORD MATO* said he bad received a very gratifying communication front the Ocenesiwioaers for the manger mint of the International Exhibition, thanking the Oorporshoe for the ups of the different works of art lest to them for the purposes of the Ex hibition ; and he at the seas time thought it right to inform the court that sot only bad t io greatest awe been taken of them valuable works of art d their rw moral and return, bat they had elm been put in a state of the greatest cleanliness, and bed been restored in the beet possible condition. (Bear, Mar.) The oommunicstiou was reed, which was to the affect slated; and, upon the notion at Yr. E. L. Tenon, it was apnea ' that the letter Mould be entered both upon the minute, and the journals of the court MAJLIMOI OF THE PIM! OF WELDPI. Mr. ASDEETOII ppve notice of the (diming Motion, to be Won into eonodeeatton at the next court : " That a ward committee be appoieted, seder the chair manship of the Lord Mayor, to consider how ban the elitism of London can centime to testify their loyalty and atteament to our beloved Queen and her family, oyes the marriage of the Prince of Wales, by Pit , his Cy r a g r and his af fi anced bride a public entry to the City of Leedom epos the coesaion of their marriage ; that in order ai t a S e the tisatqf,eattat arc sMI lad wesiby et the tita very intaminee cte =yise a v am nth the nth oueasshle Oran lit essiexoading tame of the Royal Landon • ensh other pain bodies, ameehante, buten, aid m they may thigh fit. whereby to ba their amipanillea le the pro pond dentosetrellea." The snaonneement was received with load abeam, sad there is no doubt the mottos will be agreed to, and that every Wort will be made to have a public demantration worthy of , the sky of London. NOON OP DINTWICLA ACT. The TOWN CLINK read a letter that had been received from the seereaary to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, hams rafersaco to the gaits ol militia parishes within the city of Landes, noes, the above set. The letter was referred to the City Lands Committee. The varies' osmosittes for the ensuing year were thee reappoished. The Lord Mayor wee specially appointed, epos the motion of Deputy Fly, a member of the Im provement Committee, in order that the corporation might h►ve the benefit of his amistance in parlisreset, in reference to questions omits( within the scope of the com mittee, that IMO likely to be brought forward in the ensuing year. mumnra ORATES OF THE COONS. Mr. W. (bewail bad a motion upon the paper, to the lead, "That so member of any committee or oommiMion emanated with the earporatioe should vote in the' election day eller ad snob eanunimisa, if he should have been ablaut for the whit of then months next preceding each decagon ; " bat, to consequenoe of illness, he was unable to hr Al fervard. n COPRLAND, who bed an anteadmiat to the motion to bring before the court, "That it should be re (erred to the law-officers of the corporation to amender whe ther the wart had the power to make sash a regaktion," asked 15.,. to bring that amendEsest forward se • settaten- Yee media There appeared to be sores doubt among the memben whether this wane eenhl be taken, and eventually Mr. troArr proposal the original motion, and he observed that it frequently happened, when • situation was comet and an appointment was to be made, that a number of patio men attended and swamped the votes,„pf thole members who were in time habit of attending anuirly, Ned who were well annotated with the eireumstanoes ; and he con ditioned this we ea abuse, end that if the.motion sow be fore the court mare agreed to it would remedy that abase. (Hear, bear.) ' Mr. &MOLL smeaded the motto°. _ . After o bid amnion t►e suizeodment waa eventuall carried. MINKIeII MINIM SC HOOL Alderman HALM proposed a motion to the effect that there was acoommodation for 50 additional scholars, sad that it should be referred to the Freemen's Orphan School oommittee to take into consideration at what cost this ad ditional number of childims could be received into the school, sad the source from whence the expanse could be defrqed. This motion won wood to. COAL, OOHN, AND TINASCII Mr. J. Your), jun., the chairman of the above committee, brought up a report deta il ing the expenditure and receipts of the corporation , for the post year. He paid a high compliment to the chamberlain for the very able manner ia which he had managed the funds, sad said he was happy to be able to congratulate the court that the Apneas of the corporation were in • most satisfactory couditioti. (Hear, hear.) He at the same time said he was afraid this state of things would be altered, as they were under enormous liabilities in coonexiou with the proposed new market, sod other matters, and it was impossible to impress upon them too strongly the necessity for economy and caution in reference to their expenditure. (Hear, bear.) In saying this, however, he wished them so understaod that be did not desire to affect • saving by checking the band of charity, or cattle( down the salaries of their offices". (Hear, aid • laugh.) Alderman HAI/ preesoted a notifies from the inhabitants of Finsbiuy-circus, praying the Court to nee its Maumee to obtain en act of parliament to protect for ever the open spools and gardens of Loodon, end to oppnee the projected act of the Great Eastern Railway Company, far the de structioo of Finsbury-circus and adjacent houses. The petition was referred to the Bridge-house Estate Committee, and the court shortly afterwards adjourned. TES DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE THE CENTRAL RELIEF FUND. The following letters ham been received from the Arch bishop of Yuck, and the committee of the Water Colour Painters' Lancashire Relief Fund : " 49, Eaton-place, London, 8.W., Jan. 21, 1863. "My dear Sir,—l enclose a draft for 6761.4 id., bang the sixth instalment from the diocese of Gloaesetee and Bristol, making in all 5,7521. 6s. ld. collected in the churches of the diocese for the suffering people of Lacs shire, and forwarded to you by me. This is exclusive of 2,9421. 12s. IW . collected in the same way„hat forwarded through other channels, making in an 8,6941. lea ll& am yours moat truly. "W. Ewa (Elect.) "J. W. Maclure, Esq." "Committee moms, 5, Waterloo-place, S.W., January 21, 1263.—Sir,—We have the pleasure to hand you a cheque for 5001. ' the lint instalment from the Water . Colour Painter.' lanceshine Belief Fund. 1 have the antis ' faction to inform you that, after • very careful valuation of the paintings coutribated to this exhibition by the artists 'morally, the set amated vales of the oelleetion amounts to 4,500 guineas. • This sum our committee have every hope of realisir g. The exhibition will clone in Loudon on the 31st inst., ricer which the collection will be exhibited in Manchester, at the Royal Inatitutioa, the galleries having been placed at the disposal of oar committee for that purpose. V.'s have the honour to be, fia, your obedient servants,— A. KINNAIRD, LOUIS HAUHL—JLIIIii FLAIL!, Hon. See-- —To J. W. Maclure, Esq." "P. - Upoo o lleying to the Has. Arthur !Cloward for his DID s tare, as ut treasurer, 1 And you are reedy k Down t each other ; he, however, bad not time to write, bat / 02 ,nastad me to my so Dinah, with his rogue: B& mex.—At the weekly meeting of the board of par duo. on Wednesday the number relieved was stated to 6a j 1,061, at a cost of 5561. 19e. 6d., being about the same as t week. The expenditure of the union was estimated in ptember lest for the half•year mallet 25th March, 1663, at 7.0,2741. 10a, and mile were made for that amount. The ex penditure, however. has been found meetly to exceed this estimate, sod on Wednesday as ad di was mode to the Icall amounting to 1,0571., making a tool for the half-year of 25,3311. NIB AfiraOPOLITAN UlD111020(IND JUILWA r. The =mem with which this new line is working, as far as it a yet be japd by its gnat sad magas— truths Mara has up to the prat (mays the Tani) kthlthel a r o ir be asted eels expeeletions of tie promoters. Ev en whoa mor Mend margin for the nab of obtrely eerie= ridges maxims to see the Has for the list Mime, tie premed dell e terme are still are-tbird =time were IR fate the as ere by no mime too ism t o Aims s OOlllOlll7, or ma a. large as they so doubt wi ll l b. whew the p 'both wear, aragements ere easiplete— oboe extr tame an mare& a.., abo ve ell, whoa the polar ge t used tow MOM 00•111141100, of this main way of ommu hrtatica)et for the premat the nab of pea sawn eager to be roe ed arra the noose of a liners sew and so un pwnssi in ander as to mare the most vieilant suponstalear till all is is tall working order. Just sew pleat. Mews, and canals me worked ; sad in the ea al the arias chi inn peoltad vir saran in the lawyer of rem in the tuna some times in the alpaca pm being dam hem the to,, ud let into the awl Is satheieset pada to make it most "pu m a to the Atha, and mew, theardraf carer be a . ler apes, to the peerawswe theasiver Tea j b . emeasiere i ad as Mad due to the ea dam ed the elegises being too mall so to the for of the trans bag too kip. The engthes woes built to work well sad amease all their r s at with sedan' , tans ed three or four op the rare oat_ Toole carriages than these, "" a lk all them ars abso lutely mama ; se that ash more Amer • ad to draw tan time theathapers igegAggegg ad the Aria klehrepete ethane noel — Usieek—a mom whir draws the pe hem the &nom sad sett it lose ia. the covered way, I. the seroyanes of en New engines with very imp acedeamers bare bow eared, sad tell thine are ready the pmeepow will Mate pat up with whatever faeoweaslosee the am of the prowea mew Wail. h it haposelbia, elite the nadir continue r high as it is now, that goy e 1 tks aglow a be spared her lb. lie I. bare their atheasere enlarged, for they are ander ram pearly IS ham out the 24, and la spite of airy ananpmemie peragene have ates to be la behind at inamodinee eleekene in nhe morning, the train being hied at sterig. Thennexpeolled popularity of the line has, es we knee ad, bra alma lage much for its ramose. Oa WS laseary Owe ea NOW or shoat the manateme amber thdrebe Oral passengers ever takes down to Named sad leek as the most carded days. Of taunt with the n: d a i wed hours of working an Semi" it aid have-bra quite impossible to get this groat weber op sad dolga the la had the quarteebonr ic es the bane boon ad- • aid to. The Art 03111111.011 ad* en obi day was go • run the trains at seveeend-ebelfinimage r= 7 bat • even thinwas fermi imalleher, and it wee ' maw to sal the, beta east sad war, at foam al ate • intervals between each. There appears to be not the lead doubt bat that before bog the aide line will have he le woad eight sad de by double staff, the ler boa ef the night berg to goods trade alth the 111/Oher of trate will make it eremeery to arta& how thy dam the day. Up to the present it has been feted impossible to make any engagements for the trait of goods, though the great lines with width the 'ethereal to in con arra are most maidomely abler few it. A lisle for small pram orge or aka a day, war= be attempted, but the great balk of the goods drake sat, we sheath think, be taken la the nighit. after the term bare awed swig. time plea of H lid the anneal by pa, less up te SIMI prima been had to work admirably both as rr gaNe senammy red power of Himeimtim. Mee gas remora is the rod of emote wrap a bee from the stead-pipes in two minutes mad a half, and one Meng nearly three bore. As be expand from the asses wale has so far aoudad the opining of the la per of the la. , it is Intended to lm me time mash ie( It. main length into the very bat of the City • near Noorgatestreet. This podia tram the terminus Far 4000e-street is a litW over iluragareste of a mileg and all be made in two breathes ; one arab Ham bill• or rather Skase-dna sad oseause its coarse due . .oath under tie rite of the old Fla Price Is died a Na tion with the Chatham and Dover line, which is to cross the Thames at Black friars. The other, and the ma import ant breath—in feat, the main lies—to Is be ocathauedin • cutting through the pound north of theithield ad mouth of Caterboueenquara, beneath the Bairn. into Fins bury, terminating in an ample station, nearly an awe is saint, at the back of Noreepactrest, ea the wards. Ilua whole of this baths Ursa is to be as rise coating inning from 30 to 25 or 30 feet der mid el peat width, es this portion is to be laid for four lass of mixed or double gage nails, every arm leas ler ad to take this part of tbe lie the lea viable proper ties in the neighbourhood, yet the arm .of completing this three quarters of a mile to Finsbury albs very peat— nearly half as much as the whole of the sad the work hes cost. By its paring the earth side of flaiithisld it destroys a hideous soo th t74 .l tneckers' reds sod slaughter houses, blood nears and glee and gat makers, who now combine to poison the air in this pert of the city. As it also in this neighbourhood disparage a amber of poor people, and pulls down their hoar, • ease in As Act compels the railway to rum two cheap trains eath way, morning and easing, for at a uniform fare of one pay for the whole of the Ire, or to ay in termediate stations.. This ease, heaver, does sot oar iota force till the line is einithed to the City. From Far ✓imed= street there will rely be a alight rise in thiJine to the earth of fingthileld, sad the... to Tabery ie will be taken at almost a dead level. At Alta intonations of streets along the cutting—mad these ear coarally—the tel=that will COMISUIP the roadway ever the Hare be to be made of seedy three ass the real width. Is order to allow of the mega' of shops and warbouses on aka side of the road, ad by rain fre selleg than freeholds the compay baps to wares tiaras for a considerable 'bare of their outlay ia the ooestrunken of the line. PRINTERS' PLVSION 801111:117. The. animal election ol pensioners to tie besoils d thisorzeollooo institution is sonoonood to Oak* Ono on Maui*, the 2nd. of March. There are 36 midlands for 8 onosninon Courzir Hinz Astmots.—Tbe annual wester en tertainment to the Mien* new umbering Beady 1,900, of this institutioe Mok place co the 30th inst. befogs • large assemblage of the county megistastes, thein. Mends and others interested iii the subject of ineanity. M 4 o 'clock about 230 remand 330 women assembled m Mises* hall,. which was very brilliantly lighted, mid decanted with flap, Chinese lamps, and mormiemet The menesseseto com menced with the tricks of a peetemed cionjum sapped for , the masks, who was followed by Mr. Punch. Kis. Judy, sad the faithful dog Toby. After this at 8. o'clock, the. patients retied to their mirds, where they mire resale& with plumlike, oranges, spited ale and leemaile, in which those who were linable tolls present in the ball participated.. At 7 o'clock the ball was Nein filled with the busy snd. happy population, who dewing commeaced, and was kw* up till nearly 10, whoa the Notional Anthem closed the, proceeding* We are happy to record that not • single casualty or unpleasantness occurred to saw the piessues of the firming. During the time the patients were at supper the magistrates entertained the rionipsny at a very sump tuous repeat. It is right to add that alifigeed in dewing mid the various efforts made to anises the patient., and it ens universally admitted that the (keney Hatch winter fete of 1963 is entitled to rank as the most brilliant and mows ful is the mylosn'e history. Timm. Till ADOLTIMATION OF PILL.—At the Sheriffs' Court, Red Lice-square yesterday. before Mr. Coder. Sheriff Harebell , an action brought M the Exchequer was tried is which • defence was made niched** Adidteratim of Food Act, 23rd and 24th Victoria, cap. 84. The plaintiff, Moses Godwiu, a farmer at Farnbcrough, Haute, claimed 61. 14a. Id. so a balance for milk supplied to thedefendaat, John Piggia. of Harp.slley, Farrinedlon.stmek milkdesier. The plaintiff had seat milk front his farm hr the bonsai Western Railway, anal the defendant fetched it from the Waterloo statics. He complained that the milk was watered, but paid the first bill. The sicced bill, in August, he refused to pay, and had • certificate from Dr. Letheby, the analyst under the Adulteration of Feed Act for the City of and two parts only were fumed to be milk. The defendant had paid for the milk two-tbirds of the ac mint, and refused to pay the halms of 61. 14s. Id. for water. Dr. L 0.6167 Weeded the court, but his certifi cate was received as evidence. The plaintiff and his man stated that the milk was seat to the railway perfectly pure and unadulterated, and the ticket-collector of the Farn borough statics moved the manner in which it was placed as the railway, unlocked, and came to the Waterloo station. i The defendant declared that the milk was watered, anal be bad thrown some away ; and two milkdealers, name Cole and Davis, had Mated the milk at the Waterloo station sod found it adulterated. These were .middlemen," supplying dicier*, sod they Meted that they did not adulterate their milk, but could not rate the condition in which it was lap , plied to the Leaden customers. lir. Peckham, solicitor. on I the part of the defendant. said the question rais ed under the act was one of public importance, and be relied as the certified* of Dr. Letbeby. The action was fur milk, sod. as be had proved that water had been mixed with it to the extent of one-third, the defendant bad paid two-thirds of the claim and releted the remainder, being determined that he would ant pay for water. On the part if the plaintiff Mr. 11. Rigby contended that if the defeedsut au...soled the jury meld coeviat his client of groin dishonesty ; be bed proved that the milk was sent to the railway in an unadulterated state. The learned I:oder-Sheriff said the jury bad to determine whether the milk hod sees met by the plaintiff in a pare and coarlelorrotoi elate. we whether when it reached the Waterloo station it bad bees sized with water. 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