The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-31 00:00:00

7 NEWSPAPER - i -----...,___ 1 • '. - u fc, - rAci - .' -) :,--- ' t. 414 A, _ 1 I 111 . _ _ rt . , ~....,„„, . ...,4 11, sstuaxa ____ _ f No. 5,141.) nALCUTTA, thes of Good Hops and Madrea— YO SWAM COMMUNICATION between LONDON and INDIA by the magnllleent led at neesinere beiongleg to the MART INDIA and LONDON SHIP PING COMPANY tUndted).—The well-known clipper Awa.thip AVM:4PM, tea tons, 900-horse FOILSTIR, Commander, now lending in the Y (Combos) boob, will leave on the ISIL February, esabarkiag gas at sad leaving Gravesend on the Mth Ifetwaary. =- mina, calling at the Cape d Geed Hops and Magma The magnificent ship, it mile* lisr the Wks treale. bee been thoroughly refined, has soomoosostios ler semen, and will carry an Aperinneld =Ppm eke s Mfwariea The avenge paseure of the bat mem Mums La bees iffi days S bean to Nalinn• tbe Or Mine in A days, and the isat (the arad j"l in Or doodad ea roeorl—F or freight or seseess mug, to ODDIDIAT and Oa liblentmlAnDesk & • AL/=RD ;guar awl C og in ti fy,„ f, Ytedap-leae, Lazr z althe : OFFICIR al the whets she aopsos WEI for appeotmeale se malairea *odd be We. CHARD DRZW, lbeareery. lad India and London tattiplag Cameras (IMalted), f. illeetwboke, KO. CiAIU Dire* under engagement to the efan c I I TTA. of India. with honteditie despatch, the splendid gip LINCELLIM, A 1 for Maim SS tor nectar ; loading In the Leal India Dada Yr nopliteent labia eaceeninedatiou.— Far fa" or WNW fegiff GELATLY, HANKEY. and Loadankanitimat, LC. BLACK BALL PAISSINGZR LINE of ourrsa MIKIS ler AuersktuA tress Leaden direct Poet Tamp. 1 Docks. ---.—..... To MR idda celebrated $w at packets bays, Z eilei e‘likellt7 avid pasages. barest • • world 101•1/11 4114 ~ yret W il°B4.l :2o, : al kr 11:9211 RQ I okiikel T. IL MAMA sal 00.. I. Lerlarisigolielk • /Lc. Y r IPAILIfir V , (to sail Feb. 25, lail 4 , the dbw shlp flUlli . MilltEit . Ak.W. 2 - e ". 4 1 1da IL lRlN4 tibil d" , :r . as i) V i tt • • nee, and presonts a fa voura bl e op u portunltg er ^ • •• Ow ipoodogg to ervrrr and MOOLL , C este4. o• to GMLATLY, RANKLY, and 5111V144 , LC. I . • • --.• 1 L , QIIANGELAZ Direct, with quick the, DOleiadid Aberdeen-beat f l it i rra 412 15 2L2r=azglf 570 NV • 40 , 1141Zi 1d "walla tali 2atiotZot . ham " wa r ." I* a°. _ _ Car o Za ti t • or to o DOLI ISZ L M_PIXVIrI AT Y, firoleoloiloarret LC. K BCIYAL" odralty to oill6 • , awl NORTH Alas.,-_, 14 eivalgi ali sa i rlin dni.4 Y012, 1 at e lf=11 FOOL sad Demi, wall Marty to call at Hallam or sib Patel, t to Add and noire =elk gado, and pmengera, Ilas tiCa°4l7a i l ans. ll92 l l lte to fcl a ti:er ri oTbe i r " = l : t re i pp-. In win tam Liverpool, at Cork to nest* ase - , CANADA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Feb. T. A, he NEW YORK, Saturday, fob. IA. I goorompors and goods for Nassau and Havana. to be ihmiCA. at Now Nook on bolsi tiara. IL S.S. British Queen. for BOSTON, dr.Wrday, Feb. 21- : 1 snooty, Including steward's fee and provision', bat ' alms or liquon :—?o Halifax and Beaton, chief cabin. • All osth‘ Al& To New Tort, aide/ cable. LOS; 4, All Frallt to Halifax, Hostaa,,sad New Teak Ad s =l" EMTu A fri.r. l 4 i 'v eu Vri . : G. ad J. Burns, sad IL rm. Qattastorn :or D. 0. .d. Buil a " Wer Aar- . ' Ansa% LI TO =min COLUMBIA 101 OIL GT STEAM OOMMUNIOATION W NIII'YOIX Dbyel—Tte wrzsroos, MR YORK,' Nal MAXARIPOMP labobtelaupdab.. end Clyde-WM lam /know callini! ‘ sil to embark_ pwkampb_aol •LY FROM L1T747001. YOB CITY 07 WASHINGTOB n _Weisamlaqb lib. A. CITY 07 DALieozz. WWWW447. BM 11. " KANGAROO, w.d , rob. I& And am, W *run" 14 I L. ild!, dinems, . n 1 o•- ?WIWI ...........=err 0.,.......kri F . OaboiLlba, bobbed WWI; as • ad - Anson lot • brew pszelealmimifir, Se WILLLLY 1 ,111,Waurblaset, •lb ; or ba ia—pi _g MAKSIT. 11, Etas WiiiimabalabeL ... ..,...—.Z.L.. , ..... .. -._ AIL.:. ..: ;:,t-a. :...bi-r.•.• .. •f- 0.. a. pEILLIPPS, GRAM., sad PRU.T.TPPS For =the undwroratiemed drenches eletweses WI. the YTINOORD, Ttaireday morning early, from oft the Tower. Faro AL For BILZILIN, the FALL; CONDON, or MOW& alternately every Thursday, bow Norestelown, at 11 Ls.: eaWns at Black well Pler to receive psepeopers senate. Yana : tl. 4i. and 10s. N.ll. Blereirtorea Is always aeeewible, whllat the other Northern Ports ere domed by tee. Per GOTHINIIIING, the GUSTAF WASH, in stew days, frost Nerwilydown. has tl 3a, 112 YE, and For COPENHAGEN end DANTEIC. the DWINI,, from Horse. Wawa, Fab. to be followed by the " Newsky," Feb. 10. IPor freight, Dense, lec ia mt a. t Chaplin's Universal Odes, Ike " GRAViII, and PIII.LLIPPS LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE, WAUGH sad lON, I sad 4, 000posaram. W. "MOWN BROTHZRB. -PATENT CHAIRS .L./ sad ODUC Berra& leffaitere. Tesais. Parfliasn. bow to-166, PfondWy. Cdslogar tree. DAVIPS'S SPERM OANDLIB, 14. 4d. and IL IL yaw m.: w BAUM mu, la. : arammenna wax, ; Utmost wax add sperm la : Oinma wan la Id.; b. Make ma, la; mioss panda. .. la M.: amaymno, dd., ed.. and bwri UV.; MMus@ tor Mame. lamps, lei ; isamasna dd.: Men*: MOONS an Colaa ell, M. par stood ; yellow men aaa dra, sod as. tor 11111 n. ; old brows IMadsor, par indult ; worms km stionr, In; whits Mader, la ; keen la ad. : glyearbes and aliamd, la ma lan-ior cash, at K. P. DAVIIII 'MOM' aidmSebtlabed warn lwasaa. A at raem.Lati Cliarlasman. Landon W.C. TKEIi. —By Mr. BEIKELITB invention, of ch be b the sole patentee (proteeted 17th Job, MO) ARTIFICIAL TRIM, to last r Iffetbee, are nada and lOW In • few hours, without yaln or extractions, no wires nor feetestags =tre s d i z i.we d detectbn Comfort gesranteed. , which fully explains his invention, post tree wen stomp& Conntitettons free. Terms strictly moderate-8, (tree ebetr•tree• BeerSetreet. and 30, Bennett &hill, Birmingham. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIL—Tbs greatest and most metal feveution of Um day, AQUA Alstwxy , Mean. JOHN 008RELL and Co., Three nmpeeert, Lombard /Ire* perimeters to her Majesty, respeethdly eller to the= this Indy marvellous fl uid. whkh predeelly stela the Mr to its pristiae hue—no matter at whet eau The Aqua Amu:ells has none of the properties et dyes: Kam the cordrary, Is beasildal to the system, sad whoa all lair is once restored one appliestioe per mouth will keep It Is period mbar. Prior ewe gains* per batik A NIVIR FAILING REMEDY. Dr. 'COM 111.10135 sad LITER PIM; prepared with eat say Merrierlel legredlant, hem the re at A. Der" be toad brooleeble to ell atm mar tram IWws sad Iv eon- Oda% bellasellen, what. ageme. inidgeran Madam el the eyes, Ma /fa labttnel ocerthemem imelly Nat West mattelas. end is antler et the blood, they me Maly tallest ; eUd fa ask eperelien and rruteful to the stemma they matte pundip dlostios, end strengthen the whole nitwits s;= l, - Sell W. - lambert. e, King Meat, Citerfai-ercar, sad by t a i r ar.. la be= l it l a rd la It Be am:: aft alma eaelema what " Man lanberr eseraved on the stauern Amin'r lIHORTNICSBof BRZATH, BRON NICILLIMA. bib Mb relieved sad eared by the iiiifl i gTh' 01111.11/713 (Pectoral Pmeteutoes'. The Nooks. betel Inspired. pseetreles tato the eleteS, mass the whole we cue jOl leelliletes espeeterellee, and cadets the faeetions of She TWA arras al Is elepleselee.—T. Book, hue d'Arester- MAI PM". Pelee . ed. a bee. laid le Leyden by . Chemiel. Ileyamtet. ZI N IBUDIPTION : ITS ORIGIN. The Report et DI. DENIII CRONY'S splendid DIBOOYERY :THIL O 001WitafTrION:, the most interesting In the history d aso, lily t h e prhiter's hands, and will be speedily pub tidied. The Importance of this discovery can be estimated Wet, tram dm bet that In Great Beitsin atone 0 0,000 people animar pria trim the ravages of consumptive meladied— IL Upper Dipagarinst. W., Conitaughtwooars, Ilytie.park. -•-- CDUORS, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT CON NUMPTION are ETTECTUALLY CURED by KEATING'S COUGH lAMIENGIA. Stathitict show that 50,0110 persons aunti es, fan Ileum se palmeearr disorders, Including co lon, uy the the* sad the respiratory organa Preens is at anthem better titan curt ; be, therefore, prepared during the wet and wintry seam with a supply of Ke&dees C oug h L o nessee, which popes' the virtue of averting MA wen as of curing a Ohm& or Cold: they are good alike for the young or for the egad: they soothe bronchial irritation, and for !improving the webs. the Preacher, Statesman, Siwer, and Actor have Meg them.—Prepared sad in bore., Is. IML, and da. ad.. and it. td. each, by THOMAS KIATLNO, Chenelat, &c., 79, et. Peas Churchyard, London. Retail by an Dreadets and Patent Medicine Vendors In the world. DI RD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA Vaa fg" baas. awing lwralf-dia 7 010 =atlesiti "ad* lamed by the medical protaidon. a nal aeer s al c b k y b all t r . blla,= .. bast remedy tar acidity d Oa wok sad lodised's, amid a• • r 414 ape rient tar '4lallest• oossaitutious, son sapap e r babes and andrea. It Is to a rial• • at Wall and et madam y DIN:4E7OIX sad , 171, New Bond alllad. wad& owelaa; sold by all resposiabi• assaleaa abrogat- es{ lb• DR. It 1002,1343 188EN0R at Ll7ll rieberse nreisei le Ile mei riallered arearlieliess le kw weds. linen Is beeserible. Ile semi ree pormirme. Ile amedemee .-11eld le arm TM lel Imairscriam O Ile, or freer itr lee Ns.. m orimp., === . 8 " 14 . 1 . 110 4 10 remittereeee eel Oe., ale, Illessi. war Tarplirliar. . • PHOTOGRAPHIC LXHIBITION.—The ▪ NINTH ANNUAL =I=MO"( at the PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIM et LONDON h OPIN DAILT, from 10 till 4, at the GothaA dmissi of the Society of British Mb* Soffelkotreet, Tut —on, Is. THE LONDON PAVILION.—Novxvms in abundance lIVIRY SPIKING. —AU the London favorites are Lore. The bill of fan is prolific with artiste of ex skUl , fact, the entertathamt le one of adonted rgar=teide—brhatal of talent. and calculated to please 41"7 121 LONDON PAVILION, TICHBORNEBTEXIT. LOIBL and SONNHAMICIZ, Proptetots. rrHIC LONDON GRAND RESTAURANT. LIINCHNONS and Dina= A LA CANTS Gan be bad with COMPORT and DIELYATCH. SANTINI; !AYOUB LONDON DIJYU. ready bona I NU 8 to tbe On ad &dem at s eA 660 k Darlen. Spada dbdnprooles tor Wks and natlnank. Ilpsebras and weN ventasnal wine. soak and mold's Saloon. WIN 016 SUNDAYS YAM 101111 TILL NIEL [worm. Proprietor. nuzamer. oozy= ot CHANCIETLANI. STEVENS and SON, Wise and Spirit Merobants. WINKS o tutorial tlniali k Pleb: &wk. old crusted, Ufa, 48s. ; vary choice, ; auto tram the wood. 27a., 35h.; atiparice, BY. pie dna inmeirks : Tine, 27a., 72a, M.; Mgt quality, 40., 481., 514. ; Wino dl Paste, 48a. Amon OWED sad "Wassails, 411,.. ta. per dom. Marsala, Us: Whoa, rich or dry, NAL Itowallas Ida. ; Champagne, good Ws, M. 40.; Maio choke bawds OM. Oft, Us Claret, Ms, hi., Ms; IS. Jan, its, Ws, Os, 46. ; Chstatujiargans, ds., Ns, res. Sacks and Moselle 30a., 455.. 54a. ; tory oriot,eL.. TM O Ea , req. ll liwd• D'IY i•JI-11 *II OH BRANDY, lbs. GAIIMO, Alte. ?Mamas: . 31 51 1 , 1 4 P • cis§ ; CO 410 04401, AZ& 7 Taseirioxori•iii.:i: HYlnc PATENT OAEIt STAND, anew :Sw;a6 Ithatrabil talsalvadt that a ftil buta, so immiar:affidat, may be seised er tend on It without . lis action Joao that the sediment "of hai rs ; l2 9 etid tilt by no y ma be disturbed. "Price k. Y 3.; 14a., to sult 4a, 9, sad In aglow eats. 139 r it3ELF-ACZN mas G SYPHON TAP. eoa wit. 26 4 L it 0 _ 14:7 to JAMES tee. slac d, Vlllfera on.house. and sue on every : sll ethers are ramie.= lieltstioen Inerteinne grata nababilabed Ma. L is I 11.%1 1 4 . I MILITING I sa l : C7O I FTING INKS X IF aill odors& imillrei dorability at edam. Awls mid Mt aid Ouniry. Maaeladary, N.Z. "tritLUSEI .of GOLD.—WATHERSTON .M 111100 DIN, Vie lelinalisa et eke Mho mai = ll lZ PB4. 4 B l7 4.°V.lssiligihe Os efeatfa r time of limo t tf i ra *act. Odd befi% &laid WA $4 pert. or carafe. taws a u t gold of Si amemill ft*, Is 18 eamte..lll 1 Se 8 oanta To -1 • war* ..416 4 1.1; 17 semis— S I 1 8 omen .. 1 4 Si , get masa oarelo.. Ti }rest... 1 4 pipcti. 4 1 lb Gamin— 11 I 6 ousts 11 * (SAM 14 earmill.. 18Of 8 Gerais 81T • ihmiled) II IT I* IS eatale.. 4 oink .. •16 * 1: 4 c er a r F T .10eanile. 118 41 lean.... I 1 * 144sgasaiaa, 16, Haeimiimoirsmk Oomatieardea, w. 0.., viwZgsda of OW= mad Jemerllmm for la each. fift aili is doom* at 4fa evealea, aml eme itaturelegm A PACT WOLTRY Or SOU.* a lt/rR. MIL= RNICOVED ham Bond hest to Tk BROOLSTILIT. umovietoequis" as lb. LI Ootobar, Iffio. TM Ir d Z na o 1,, 119111ra (Olil ft by My MKS lboo sm. , . 111ROU8BRI3.—Gentlemen who do not Tniad var s.& fag tstr geese Ina good pair of Trousers asb dwell liwaasdat sad petdorbe t dud cannot be ozoelladoel , asniquit !ad YIIRTOM'd, Talkies, 147, - iiii7 99 7411 - • iiiiie; liiin)-7 Ta I...ithilaTERIAL ALMA ill:Ai Aik . • .c, illusteatet with wall-eze Portrait. F . •• • ~ ;;:". • . Bart itasaan, and tin 0. , . awitiwollainftw over imalafF-0 • .•,,,, 7 , „..... ..! k,..,,, IL O . m iltittat o rtifff . 4 . l l 11 I '' . SINIIMII34K4 sad Shoemakers. ant ee • • ..... 3 • ...134 A " .6 1Aitiltit 'tomes: City liatabllebrnent, 155, 158, 157, Illnoried 88, M. db. 88, 87,88, and ea, aldials. Orforddtreet Branch, me, far. aaa. New Oxford-West I. at[M6 Tottenham-courtdoad Branch. 1/1, 371, TotianleamooroCroad 2811, asiken•read. Country istablldunonla Bloaliold and Bradford, Yorks/Are. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, will moot certainly praerre the sight Better canna be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, to 10.. Gold and War Spectacles and Vire k at variety. at ormelly low prices. Barrls's Presage elsa, 12a. Id. post tree. THOS. HARMS end SON, Optfdsr to the Boys) Family. opposite the British Mast= Gates. Lady. liskallebed 1780. Cantion.—No trendier' employed. TOPARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The return or Youth to their respective Boardlegechoola induces a whetted. for their yard ceded and attraetioa, and ROW LAND. IiACASSAIt 011 fee anzebnetlng the growth and linprovinLand beautifying the heir . ilmrlandif Yalydor, for La skin and eanwieske, and removing cutaneous de =sirand Rotrianda• Odes* or Pearl Dentifrice, for rendeting the teeth beautifully win* end preaerring the gamma an ecta- Meted indispeneehhe aixongenimenta.—gold by A. ROWLAND and SONS, ft llatt=dek and by chemists and partuniera— Anklet &Mande ASWZRTEICART for Ie.—RIMMELE NEW VALISSINIS, the .gweetheart." delightfully emoted. aad the "Moral Valetalma," made hem Natural dowers per fumed, the prettiest aemilka yet aced. Prleelz. each, or fr eia lwast for 14 earnaga.—L llYri4Kt, Ilimad. and 14, THE ILLUSTRATED TIMES FEUILLETON et THIS DAY eoesistiog of Two Pages of 0111612 f AL TALES. Sketehea litent i te gi . ;di will cowries the follow. lag interesting papers Beek on the Invasion of the Crimes—Love to the Coofessiagal—lbe Ls of Al M% a Poem—Undying Owes—The Clad Whlp—Mtiton's Signet Wag. Price of the ilkeetrated Times, bd. ; tree by post, tour stamps. Catherineatreet. W.C. ELEANOR' it VICTORY, by *be Author et Asters Floyd," " Indy wi t i rey's Seeet.",kc., will shady be commenced M ONG'S • ANEW SERIAL TALE, entitled 111X/2101111 VICTORY, by the Author of Amon 12 M ix.r hadleys Beentt„" te., will shortly, be eammesteed 7161 0N 4 6 " Landon : Breelbsey sad Ivens, 11, Boeverthearset, LC. ERNER'S PRIDE, V M the Author of "Beat Lynne," &a, will Itt ready, Is vok, earolt 4. Lamsloa: ud Ivaso, 11, Boaverioutrest, MR. HOWDEN'S NEW WORK on HORSE WARRANTY. a Plain and Comprehendve Outdo to the various points, showing which are essentid and whit* are unimportant, will pat the intellt but uninitiated buyer on an ognal footing with the clever trader. Tcp. VIO. Price Sa ed. London Robert Hardwick., 192, Pledifly. DARWIN'S ORIGIN of SPROIES.—For full ot this laisrustlng theory see Professor jud published, complete in cloth, pries Is Loudon : Dobai Eardwlcts. 192, Plecedilly. THE THEORY of DEVELOPMENT is folly explained In Proterwor nourre LICIT= to WO/X -ING WM. Crown nro, orlon >Y Id. London : lltobart Hardwick*, US, Pieendllly. INCOILPOZATED LAW SOCIETY.—HITARY TKRII, 1861.—At the examination of candidates for admission oa the roll of attorneys rod solicitors of the superior courts, the examine= reoomrneoded the following gentlemen, under the age of 26, as beiog entitled to honorary distinction : Cartmell Harrison, aged 21, who served his clerkship to Mr, Thomas Harrison, of Kendal, and Mr. Thomas Johnstone. of London ; Jamie Hartley John, aged 24, who served hi clerkship to Messrs. Comer and Fowler, of Wolverhampton, and Messrs. Miller and Smith, of London ; Aleuusder Bruce Dennistoun Sword, the younger, aged 21, who served his clerkship to Moors. Whitworth, of Manchoster. and Meson. Gregory and Roweliffee, of London ; John Wood cock, sged 21. who served his clerkship to Mr. Thomas Woodcock, of Haalingden, and Masan. Hairdo and Roberts, of Rochdale ; Albert Kaye Rollik aged 21, who served his clerkship to Mr. John Rollik of Hull. The council have accordingly awarded the following prizes of books:—To Mr. Harrison, the prize of the Memorable Society of Clifford's Liu ;to Mr. John, the prize d the Honourable Society of aement's.ion ; to Mr. Sword, one of the prizes of the In corporated Law Society ; to Mr. Woodcock, one of the prizes of the locorporsted Law Society ; to Mr. Rollit, one of the prim of the Incorporated Lao Society. Poor OFFICS SAVINGS BANIR —A number of new branch Poet-of lee Strip Banks will be opened la England, Ireland, and Scotland on the god of March next The following are the localities of those in the metropolis sod its unhurt= which will be open for beanies on sad altar that dm* :—Caledoniaa-road ; Great Portland Loather-lam ; Hill-elm* Woolwich ; Leissasr4llo• ll"4 l Hyde-park; Park.road, Clapham ; Itathbone-placia, Or fordealreet ; St. Jaases'-road, Holloway ; sad Wailing street, E.C. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SANITARY 81, 1883. TTHS DISTRZBITIN LANCASHIBZ. TS'S-following is the variation in the amount of pauperism in the undermentioned twenty-one unicup, on a comparison of the fourth with the thiid week of the present month. The total number of pampers in the third week of January in the section of anions marked (a) was 47,790 ; m the section (t), 28,190 ' • and in the section (c), 170,780 ; together, 248,740. The aggregate population of these unions is 2,080,0110. (a) Five Unions have more : Pampas. Ohm* Clacalton ta= sid 120 Warsbib° lOO Total LIMO (b) Three Unions saw, is respect of the mama of pau perism, Assam, es la the previous week : Cileiesp, Prealisa Ole Mum this week), Ibibileuerils. (e) Tbisies• Mikes lave Wm : lia a ilL Arilitow-ueder4pue .., Blsokbura • MO 470 E.•.......... . 290 MADairaft ~4, .4 PO •7”..t' '7' •'' • ******* ••• ''' • ea ..," ••••wwwwwww.. 0. 40D leduseieu .. .4 * lti , WIPA •-• .., Teta Net deemed* in t n itengseeket of the whole diarist 3 To the end of December, 1862 ...... 10,960 let week Jemmy, 1863 ,. 7.310 21.01 week January, 1863 , 8,620 3rd week January, 1863 ' 4,490 4th week January, 1863 Total ev so 34,760 Nets.—Tbe net decrease from the blew* point attained intim following Unions is, is mem* et Aahlon-under-Lype,. 6,460 ; Blackburn. 10,ZiO (of this snub( 4,000 were trans ferred to the load relief committee) ; 3, 1 060 ; Has- Heiden, 5,350 ; Wham, 4,970 ; and Stockport, 4,0410, aranrruu POS OUT• 121.111 SLIM 11101LIRLNA/3, 1862. 1. The average of out-door relief fee 16 weeks. 6. Amount_ empseded in the fourth week of January. 3. Tb. etc- IC/Nlof the 17 weeks last past: 4. rho proper :lief even in money and in kind at tba,prere ra. it A g c a eg i ill 1 P lB O4 B ll Ol l want . 17alons, de. 2.1 J r — pa ta :, 4 ANL • rai11:1 l t . :m . s _ . l a, . .1 0 oz.. z &• P t xwas,ix4.l. Asitton-andor-Lytte £1,577 11,707 ' • • 010 II RV 11 Ilitekburn l,lll IN • ID d 0.14 Bolton 471 877 -ZS 4 14 IS iaroley Ben NI 016 IN • • 0 Moder Onwiton 12111 Mosiop Ilsallngden ,101 0 0, •., LiveWjartib 'N4 Wit I 0 1 NIS Uwe 131 276 4, IR 0' 11 , • P= 4414r.14 07 , 1 - 2 . 0 0 1 1,811 -24 N 0 I; 770 735 11.14 N 4 4 111 Preston - ,; P. , • Egr, . UT 8112 ••,. 1 911 #,. 91 0 ' et* town. 11111 10 301 IF •WU - ord 407 NI 11 , . T" 11 , 1 Illockport - 60 4 014 - Todmorden Warrington , 3: 0 7 _ 0.0 9,9 on. :. A* lls n .. os o :: moo 1 Total £l6 irl4 - 7, —l---. to Mayo reign Of the Previous week is given above. PUDIC. PURDY, 806tistioal Demi:oat Poor-law Baud, Jai. 30,1863. • The London Relief Committee held their weekli meeting yey at the Maminisboosa. Me. Vs toe died; and A eintieginflonies,Nseley, etanros Miro gine, Mr. C. Barber, and Mr. Gibbs were preeent. Mr. Pickering, the cashier, submitted the financial statement, from *hi:lt'd appeared that the total sum reosived up to Thursday evening was 468,21 W., of which sum 9,4351. lOs. had been received during the week. The total amount which had been remitted. excludes of the grants made yes terday, it appeared was 299,0991. The committee, after due consideration, determined upon the following amounts being remitted :-Carlisle, 1251. ; Coventry, 125/. ; Ashton-under-Lyne, 500/. ; overlookers of Olithero, 501. ; overlookeis of Bibtoe, 251. ; ars end overlooks's of Howley, 501. ; Offerton, 501. ; mont, 751. ; St. Jobs's, 1001. ; /3arsolda wick, 2501. ; Gorton, 1501. ; Hyde, 5001, ; Droylesden, 1001. ; overlookera of H 5001. ; Hurst, mot. ; Whitworth, 2501. ; Dukenfield, 2, ; ifillbrook, 2501. Bolliogton, 2001. ; Tudwiatle, 3001. ; Collyharst, Het ; ; 1001. ; Gloseop, 1,000/.; Healey, 1201. ; Haelingdon, 2501. ; Salisbury, 5001. ; Fring. lead, 10014 Delypiline, BOO& Amongst mmsta which have been received during the last few days are 1001 from Croydon ; 1001. from Bermondsey ; 336/. 4s. 9d. from Ca sey, Canada West ; Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper (the readers 4:!a5. 13s. 3d. ; Exeter, 2001. ; Poplar, 1071. ss. 10d. ; n (third donation), 2001.: Streatham (fourth instal me;:r.3llool. ; Milo-end Old Town, 3001. ; balance of sub scription from the traffic department of the London and Brighton Railway, 121/. 15s. 10d. ; anonymous , 1001. ; Past Hope, Canada Wed, 1251. ; additional from Chelsea, 2001. Caternar. R6llll , FUND. -The following letter was received yeeterdai d iom Earl Ducie :- " Tortworth Court. Wootton-under , Gloocestenhire, Jan. 29.1863. Sir, -I have the honour enclosing draft' amounting to 5801., being the amount paid into a ' County Fund,' in Gloucestershire. In justice to this county I must inform you that the total amount collected for relief of distress in ibe cotton districts in Gloucestershire will not be he. than 18,0001., the greater part of which has been raised by paro chial and other local subscriptions.-I have the honour to be, sir, your obedient *errant, Ducts, Lord•Lieuteuant, County Gloucester. John W. Madura, Req." TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (2/OTIS'S THE INSURRECTION IN POLAND. EIT. PETSIMBITRO, Jay. 30. A telegram from Warsaw, dated yesterday after noon, says : " A detachment of Oossacks has made a sortie from Modlin aad defeated a band of insurgents. Twenty of the latter were killed, 18 wounded, and 42 were made prisoners. The loss of the Cossacks was three wounded." THE ADDRESS OF THE PRIISSIAN CHAMBER. BERLIN, JAL 30. The Norddeutsche Zeitung of this evening says that it is very probable the King will receive the Address of the Chamber, but will refuse to allow it to be presented to him by a deputation. The same journal says :—"Several provincial papers have inferred, from the concluding passage in the speech of the iranister.President, that it is lo ill brh i etham —IIL V I rte able diud to 'L e t:tat neither of these steps is contemplated by the go• veinbient." TUE PAPAL STAT%S. ROME. JAN. 34 it was made by the go- An official vernment to-day that bonds Of 100 scidi each, amounting in all to four million scudi, will be *mod, bearing 5 per cent. interest. These bonds are to be redeemable at par in 15 years, oommenc- in from the Ist January, 1864, by means of a lottery drawn twine a yes". The emission of bonds of 85 solidi will take plaoe until the 31st March next, of bonds of 90 &midi Until the 31st May, and 'of bonds at 90 solidi until the 31st of July next. OMRICA. 72afoRowing ippeared in A* greater portion of our y'o =promos :I LONDONDERRY, JAN. 30. 'Pb. Canadian screw steamer, Nova Scotian, *ma Portland.on the 17th inst., has arrived here. Sheiringa 14;000'dollara in specie. • (Per Nova Boothia.) • NEW tt)1111, Jas. 17, Evans°. Gineral Lowered is said bb• hat% taken 13 beigades from Virginia into Tennessee, ani to be preparing to aSteck Rosencrans immediately. The- Coafedeastes have captured and dedwoyed by.. Federal steamers, laden with store% *A pus gun-boat, up the Cumberl►nd River. . - The Netiosal hitelksseers publishes several hi teroopted Southern despatch's. A portion of the correspondence relates to * movement on the part of the French coned's,* Galveston and Richmond, supposed to have been originated in Paris, to it duos Texas to secede &ma the Southern Conflate.; 'may, and. establish au independent government, the result ,being that an o'der was traxunnitted to the Confederate commander in Texas to send the French Consul to TheFllaehvCoosul at Richmond was ordered to leave, bni the or*r was reminded. the reception accorded by Earl Russell to Mr. M►son's scheme for raising money in England by hypothecating Southern cotton. COMMERCIAL INTELLIOENOE. NEW YORK, JAL 17, EVINING. Money easy. Gold, 47 per cent. premium. Exchange on London :—Bankers' bills, 1614. Stocks, large speculative sales ; New York Central, 1171 ; Illinois, 911 ; Erie, 75. THE WEST INDIA, MEXICAN, AND PACIFIC MAILS. The Royal Mail Company's steamship Tas manian, Captain Sawyer, with the above mails, arrived at Southampton yesterday evening at 7 o'clock. She brings 67 pamengers, spooks value 2,770,178 dole., of which 2,0n,158 dole. are gold lad 741,397 'diver. Also the fol. lowing cargo :-166 mous cochineal, 624 Remus indigo, 22 sarong jalap, 906 cases cigars, 229 bales tobacco, 22 casks coffee, 132 bk. sanaparilk, 1 package Vanilla, 161 bap woos, 579 bk. bark, 87 bla. Orchella weed, and. 406 pkp. sundries. The Tasmanian brings dates from Vera Cruz to the lot of January ; Tampico, Deo. 29 ; , Hannah, Jan. 8 ; Santa Martha, Jan. 1; Cartbagena, 2nd ; Colon, Bth ; Jamaica, 9th ; Jacmel, 11th ; Porto Bids, 12th ; Demerara, 7th ; Tobago, 7th ; Trinidad, Bth ; Barbados', 10th ; Grenada, Bth ; St. Vincent, 911 ; St. Lucia, 10th ; Antigua, 11th ; St. Kitt's, 12th ; and St. Thomas, 14th. Among her paeasigen are nine Confodeeate officers from Savannah, one of whom is the brother of Captain Maury. The French army was within •ix miles of Puebla. A French force had resolved a severe check at Tampico. The Tasmanian experienced frightful weather between St. Thomas and the Western Islands. The general news is without importance. From Demerara we learn that Sir William Arundel], Knight., C. 8., chief justice of the colony, died in George. there oe the 27th December, in his 69th year. The Hoe. J. L. Smith, Attorney-General, has been provisionally ap. pointed his successor. The sweater lies set on foot • nth. wiription in aid of the distressed operatives in the North of England, himself contributing liberally, both from the pub. lio funds at his disposal and from his private pane. The subscription from this colony to the Prince Consort memorial amounted to 1,382 dole. 18 cents ; and the subscription for the Scottish memorial to 215 do's. 6 cents, The weather during pest fortnight fine, with oressional showers, very favourable for planters. Jamaica news states that upon the re-amembling of the house the opposition will, it is thought, renew its soda'. your to unseat the executive committee. An early diaeolu. tion is therefore probable after the return of the governor, which is looked for in March. A requisition has beam ad droned to the Gusto. of St James, requesting him to om egas a public meeting in Moutijo Bay, to organise a com mittee for raising subscriptions in aid of the Laocashire Belief Fund. The rebel steamer, Alabama, is stated to be still hovering about Martinique. The United States steamer San J►cinto is on the look oat for her. The cultivation of cotton has occupied much attention in this colony. One or two companies formed in the mother country have extended their operations here, and if addi. tional labourers were introduced, there would be a fair prospect of a successful application of capital to this object. I if British capitalists will unite to the idea of the cultiva. Lion of cotton in this island some reasonable plan to in. creme the cultivators, we ran give them cheap land from one sad of the island to the other, Over 40,000 acres, cultivated and virgin, have been tendered for gals or lease, cn the most reasonable terms—laud that will yield cotton of such a magnificent quality as to be unequalled in any part of the world. It is known that samples have been valued at 31. 6d. to 4a. per , lb. Our greatest want is regular labour. bat we have hope that we s►all soon be placed in • position to avail our. *elves of soy chasm, or action in America, in regard to the deportation of the coloured, class who will meet with every protection here, and with a most salubrious climate. lExchange on Logsdon : Colonial and Jamaica Banks, 90 days, 1 per MIA. pram. ; 60 days, 1 j per cent prem. ; 30 , days, 2 per mat. prem. NAVAL AND MII4(TARY. ADMIRALTY, JAL 30. -PM-MOTIONS AND AP TOwTmraers.--Commader W. S. De Kostseer, to the Cygnet. Second Masters W. G. Atkinson, to the Pox ;ad C. W. llcConachy, to the Racoon. Easter's Assistants : G. A. Broad, and W. H. Petty, to the Racoon. Assistant Surgeons : R. Evans, T. Coghian, ILD., J. Caldwell, and W. H. Crake, promoted to the rank of Bur. geom. Payinaster W. P. Scott, to the Medina. Assistant Paymasters E. A. H. Chaffers, to the Royal Adelaide; and A. V. Marcell, to the Edinburgh. Midshipmen E. P. Harper, to the Orpheus; J. W. Ramsay, 11. Byng, A. Kingerote, and A. P. Pianos, to the IRaooon. Eogineer J. W. Carpenter, of the Firefly, promoted to acting chief engineer. Assistant Clerks 0. Harvey, and E. P. Rimel, to the Forte. Naval Cadet the Hon. W. B. Phipps, to the Racoon. CHATHAM, Jaw. 30. The Racoon, 22, 400-horse power, attached to the tint division of the steam reserve at this pod, wee tom. miadotted to-day by Captain Count attache°. It is expected that the Racoon will convey his Royal Highness Prime Alfred on a cruise to Australia, sod some other distant parts not yet visited by him. The Raoooo is fully equipped, and only awaits the appointment of her officers and crew to be ready to proceed to ens. NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.—A court martial as sembled this morning on board the Formidable, 84, flag ship of Vice-Admiral Sir W. J. H. Johnstone, commander-in-chief at the Nora, for the trial of Mr. H. A. Palmer, find-dais assistant engineer of the Mars, 81, Cap tain Strange, for having absented himself from the swine room of the Mars when engineer of the watch, and far having beeo drunk on board the said ship. The court ac quitted the prisoner of the first charge, but considered the second charge proved, and he was sentenced to forfeit six months of his seniority, and to be severely reprimanded. WOOLWICH, JAN. 30. TAR ARMSTRONG GUN FACTORIES. —ln accord ance with a recommendation to that effect from • special committee recently appointed, it is expected that the rues u facture of rifled ordnance at Sir W. Armstrong's Ehwick factory will shortly be amalgamated with the royal gun factories at Woolwich Arsenal. During the present week several members of the Ordnance special committee, acorn pansed by Sir W. Armstrong, have been engaged is as rospectio• of the several departments of the arsenal gas factories ; and • similar inspection has been made of the Elawick works by the committee, and also by Major-General Tullob, directrovieseral of ordnance, who is instructed to report to the Secretary of State for War. It is stated that a great saving will be affected by manufacturing the whole of the Armstrong gum at Woolwich. Barran man lima—This applies to the 18e. I Importing tea without colour on the leaf pre- Winter Tremors originated by Alfred Webb Riles. whose oely rasa the Chinese oft battler brews 1111141111 as Is the eddies is 7s, ligeok-stresk Lienorerequere, W.—(Adrerties- soul kWh h Tie Y micaleared„ therefore await mat.] geed Wks. Sold la pails kg UN assalis,—(AdvistlalloolAl Ritampeol, id. Additional] SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING AT DIANCHISTER.—FILIDATNIONT. (By mmol Kingdom Tafarstsll.) LIVERPOOL STESPLICHABE. 100 to 7 apt Mesh* Dept (t) 20 to 1 Makes (t) TWO THOUSAND. 4 to 1 apt Hoepodar (t) 14 to 1 Prattle* (t) CHEWER CUP. IS to 1 re The Said (off) 90 to 1 apt Weak D (t) eer (t freely) 33 to 1 Mew • 50 to 1 Rea Webster (t) DERBY. 26 to 1 apt Otreival (t) 25 to 1 Tan Fool (t) WATERLOO NOME'S)) CUP. 100 to 7 opt air. = s r st=teel) 16 to 1 Mr. (random 16 to 1 Mr. Weasere Websi=and off) 33 to 1 Mr. 33 to 1 Mr. Bucit r ooktm =ioa (t) 40 to 1 Mr. ft) itrtao even on Mr. apt . Worrall's amid . W %salaam—Heim yes *ask oat of the Steeplechase, at Betarg, es is.. as the BaLDnto Berkshire ~b ~vr+~d . 5 4 • • 001. AMMO 10311111 G. . -, • ':: :•,"'7 . 1 0 4 lilanukini 14 4g 770 ICALT _engletlOßANA - - . opt% Yeti{ it It, sad bit dietantit, with 100 .• • low Nilo fat s t =cirsr As mug Stowpisohatte Oxuss. . (74 mu% 21 AP g 2 5 AV R ib lladilla =tr . '.4.7...^ : .II p. r . 19 .180/49.... 04. ,q, 71 AO lir MMus ~ .. ii. 11 ; 011wr Days a 10 7ertialm • • •I ' s - IV T - ..7. .1. ...... a 14 6 10 a t eliki" ../." It 7 M....* • Ur 4.4. - .../m.-. , U 4 Aiwowil/N•145........• a le The Maar . Andeala ". •• 4; n 1 41 1 :=14.7.gl a 10 lbsciallipti Brownie l , ll ' tErtaiiiiin:: : 1: ....,...... ....., ~.. UI I maim . A.A. • 19 a 10 libizr o trai. 4... • - 1 16- • 4 0 911 99119 7 ...•.,. l' : rat= .' ..... "... : .1 3 1 . 1 =lO a . 19 13 /34/U/Itage Usool6 . -e. i. / .14 II • 01,1592 Ode Gape) a 911 Anal' .:... a DO II Jam - j • 4 9 U Mr Marla • a 10 9 Avalaaaba .......... II 19. • W a 6. 9 il Mari 6. 10 7 B... 7..kin 7 ti mei nese ' ,' - a s : . 10 1 4 9 Fmo rrailbst 6 911 a 9 11 4 10 5 The Drone 6 911 Illeardlea• .r./144.... a 10 1 idgb=4/1111 4 Wept' i t a • Ls boa p, w a s sa i "ag.imma under 12nt, It notiaers i proportion. UNIFUSREUrr INIFBLLIGENCIL CLIMBIDEM Jai. 30. „lerinit ! islol of HONOURS AT TUB 43/0111:113,04 91 AP.TB man, JAN. 31, 1863.—Ioderators.—Thomee =ilL J., Pembroke Collage; Predict& Chaim Woos, X.A., St. John's B2Camisfrers.—Jesmilt Woken -11.A., Christ's ; Nome Macleod Fenn” Orville and Cake la all ream of equality the dIIMIS are teaaketed. tr• Ile r• TrinitY• Trinity. St. John'Christis. ITAit S e t.Ctses. ri!itT. Ra..Jtmer. Glawitle and Catua. CotierilL John'i Dopes, Trinity. Le bumf'. Pembroke. Darien, Trinity. It%I VW wrni d t ai r. & Cala . Warn*, l ano7 NAM lataidueaussex. • • = l, 7Th in.b irist loi e Vna,.= la d = - 1 Snowden, M. suis Young, Gonvtlicand Cam gale Sabra 19114 Tancock, Sidney Scam , Emmanuel. Turner, Sidney Sass= Clarke, Gonsille and Cslorn Hewitt. Corpus ChristL 18edspack,Ounalle & Caine. B• 7011, SL Jones. Gouville, and C Cato. Young, King's. Stoma, nt. John'. Motown, Don. and Collin Budd, St {oho's. Allison, :gamy Salmi. Beebe, Mounannel. Duna, comes Christi. Banken, & Wood, Unity. Elderton,= . Christi. WNW* . ' ll.o7lit 417• 7 15741, i7.7,7b17,. Hawkins, Trinity. Siciprick, Trinity. Lafonirdue, St. John's. (((Alexander, Trinity. (Nirtwright, Si, John's, Hardcastie,Trinity. Metcalfe, St. John's. Stephen, Christ's Hamilton, Trinity. ITattershall, Queen's. Da./Crewdson, Trinity. Fison, Gonville and Caine. 1K night, Gonville and Cain Stevens St. Mazy Magda. Dent, Trinity. I Peel, Christ's. 1 Richards, Sidney Sasser. Hulbert, Oonvt lle & Cetus. Wilkins, St. John's. Brown, Trinity. Brown, Trinity Hall. Campion, nonlinear Caine. Buckell, St. John's. {Carrington, St. John's. Clarke, Pembroke. Lush, Trinity. baiter, Clare. Marton, Trinity. f y Andsnon, Trinity. IWon, Corpus Christi. Taylor. 'ninny. Crampton, Trinity. JUNIOR Ds. Luckoek, Corpus Christi kierett, Trinity. Buchanan, Trinity. (Jeffery, Trinity liall. 1 Prance. Trinity. i Boyd, Cluisea ''( Connor, St. Catharine's. Lee, St. John's. (Clarke, Christ's. iDe Montmorency, Trinity. Green, Trinity. Holland, Trinity. Stephenson, St. lazes. Rust, Pembroke. Brown, St. John's. Palmer, St. John's. i (Mel, Trinity. -/ Ransford, (lam. Alexander, (Zriat'a { °union, Trinity. ltraborne, Trinity. Dixon, Lionville and Caine. Moonom, Trinity. REO I STRAR•GENERAL'S QUARTERLY RETURN. .. This return exopriaes the births and deaths registered by 2,199 registrars to all the districts of Eogland during the autumn quarter that ended on December 31st. 1862 ; sod the marriages in 12,603 churches or chapels, about 4,721 tared 0111001 of worship unconnected with the established church, and 639 superintendent registrars' dikes, in the quarter that ended on September, 30, 1862. Though the marriagerate was fairly maintained in London and some other parts, it was so much depressed is Lancashire that the general result was lower than the average. The growth of the did not suffer by failure of the natural we y, 21: pulation far births wars numerous in the last three menthe, as were during the whole of last year. But the deaths wen also numerous. The rate of `mortality was above the avenge ; and apparently the principal cause of this excels was the cold weather of November, which carried off many parsons in all parts of the country. It has been stated that Ashton-under•Lyne stands at the top of the scale of pauperism ; and if marriages are expected to be fewest where distress is greatest, the returns fully justify that expire. %Minn. In Ashton the decreer on the two previous summers I was no lees than 38 per cent. Next in respect of decrease is Stockport, where it wee 31 per cent. The cos rrii of 1 Rochdale decreased 28 per cent. ; of Charley, 28 ; of Ugh, 25 ; of Blackburn, 25 ; of Oldham, 21; of Bolton, 20 ; of Bury 19; of Manchester, 13; of Salford, 11 per cent. In Beraingden, Preston, Burnley, Wigan. they decreased 101 per cent. Chorlton showed a slight increase. The births in the quarter exceeded the deaths in the same period by 57,59. Part of the accumulation ia constantly lost in the stream of emigrants. In the three months 25,284 emigrants left port in the United Kingdom at which there are government emigration off,cers, and of these about 10,000 were of English origin. The average price of wheat in the lest quarter of the year was 48e. 2d. per qr., which is has by Be. 7d. then the corresponding period of 1860, and lam by lls. Id. than in that of 1861. The average price of the heat potatoes was U. per ton, which is Ism by a pound than it was in the last quarter of the two previous years. The total mamber of death' in the three months that ended 31st December, was 114.542. In the corresponding season of 1860 it was nearly 103,000 ; in that of the following year nearly 105,000. Though the last of these autumns was not as • whole colder than those which preceded it, the' sudden invasion of cold in November and the abrupt sue. cassias of beat account for its having been the most fatal. The death-rate was 2.226 per cent. against an average of 2.171. In the principal towns the rate of mortality in the quarter would have carried off 233 persons in a year out of • population of 10,000 (spinet an mange of 947) ; and in the ' small towns and country parishes it would have carried off 192 out of • population of equal amount (against an average of 190). IBRUCEINO COLLIERY ACCIDENT.—THREE MEN KnAnn.—Yesterday a SO accident occurred at Pagete-croft. Collie , near Bilston. Early in the morning, as three men were desceediog the shaft is a skip, the rope broke, land the skip descended with a violent concussion. ' Two of the men were killed on the spot, their bodies being frightfully mutilated ; the other died soon afterwards. They have left large families. The cause of the occurrence is not known. [Advertisement.] —HOLLOWAY'S Plus. —Liver and Stomach Compleints.—On cheese of weather, excessive 't ertian. or mental trouble, a &strew's( pain often arises in the side, shoulder, or elsewhere. Its known ante is congestion of the liver. He infallible remedy is Holloway's Pills. Mr. Roberts, of St. tkorge'auqtuire, Liverpool. states that, after trying count. lees ramie fur relieving these oppressive pains without receiving the slightest benefit, he commenced • course of Holloway' Pills, which forthwith ameliorated his sufferings, anal in a short time treed him from them altogether. All disorders of the stomach are as readily dispelled. Occasional doses of these parity log Pills will prevent the liver becoming enlarged, and consequently will dare off bilious sickness and diruvhcea, sod preserve the eassaission trots unhealthy sallowness. [TWOPENCI THE WEAR' AND THE STRONG. (From •• The Morel Phileeephy of GerAtisig." by • Bann Practilione of the Hann, In 'reser.) Solitary confinement is a chain oppoetwatl for reflection. I carefully considered onellisliss of so ciety, and became more and more coo Osioleilindfon is • nom, and reepeetability • ensile. BINDOS, (ADM Hann downwards, hare bed a sale easideneo in the direct appeal to physical feral. Mind scent MOIL Louie Napoleon. the beet modern maple of a great use, !Eckel the swag of the Boyire utro l ud gmennat tb or ribbe, and France was - by allot wimp'. in the Coupiritat. The law of Nature is, that the Meng shall take from the weak, the bold from the timid. The growth of etvilimatioa is • reeler program Aran Woken $ enn uis& Among *TIPP the illnalent swage rules. An be waxer old he Me ON nellang streagth by policy. He Invents plait mon why what he has got by force should not be Wan mai by hues. Hence law, relines. roceality—ell ci m i a thas kunst cunning to Imam cowardice. The of amaldnd are cowards. Go veromint by i 5.... intention of the nobb in *nada of the fns by combination of )he muttomlivared nay, Thep will always be a eafficsent =aftof stank &position that prefer to Wod dailedrelpey et Mese for • seantv pittance, rather than risk Na aloe in adwisture. Nothing so imitates me se fin snag for public safety. It is a mar tisa t o rtnitne oninninfon that Ike world vu ever in to be • ode neoa of all. Safety is • comparative Ingendatatioa wk 4 end it is fighting spinet Nature to try to make it se &Web ormatoe. so • WHT BIILWNE VISITED 501`se.-- At the banquet given to him at Alesimibt Sir Henry Hahne thus amusingly eznained bit wen ia ailing Egypt :—" There is • tendency to think that pe* that men are men political amnion, eating, drinking, tad ▪ politically ; and as to diplomatida, their paths. am held to be paths of Invent*, and their feet to be shod with Machiavelian inwetione. No then that when I somewhat muldady apnoea s= &aria, my arrival was attributed to all sorb of mini owe political motion. ' What.' said people, con the ling liab Ambassador at Constantinople havenpm!- for? Now as lem amongst triads, I will reveal fie ten the sweet of my journey, and ewe tell you in strict confidence who was the author and promoter of it. It was se other, I same yes, then a gentimena who, whatever env ages, wenhe friend and contemporary of all our boyhood,. I mean • certain Captain, Gulliver ! This great traveller &wonted • plank which gentlemen were dressed by tenors wholind • plat way off from them, bet who ton their wenn on scientific principles by mew of maihenetisel intruninte. Oaptain Gulliver, h , observer eat though lane tailors were very learned and scientific men, they were not altogether good tailors, and that somehow or other their clothes never exactly fitted. Well, I =dent it has often struck me thetas ambassador may loony and studious man (I am bound to believe amber:melees aro this), but nevertheless le may not be able to takilip.od measure of countries • thousand miles (11, andel Penes he has ewer been acquainted with or bad neetht opportunity of seeing. In short, though the idea is • very ruler one, I allow that having eyes I like to nee them ; mod bin Ma. • jesty's government agreeing with mein thin restfree, I came with its sanction to Egypt just to leek aboneast" TN E BULTOIDLENT BIGHTS AND BLOCKADE QDEETION. —The result of the watieg by donikral the members of the Liverpool Chamber of On ewe was announced y esterday. The report of the sorneners showed • majority in favour of Mr. Spence', ameildifeht not to interfere with the present laws of blahs& of ME von, and a majority in favour of Mr. Spend* gnsoillest mat to alter the laws of capture at on of talf velem ' that of the 609 members °Wyoming the ellenfelF l = ll so voted at the meeting to din= the het that by the circulars 264 votes of members were Ma. ArroarzystN, M.P., AT A numerously' attended puha al the electors of the borough of Greenwich. readint a ,1 1 4 oed and Maichani. was held last sight at the • Institution, High. street, Depth:ed. to hoar au address 7 ram Mr. W. Anger eine, M.P., esplanakey of bimetal's ea panic Whin. The Alm a s wiepipi,braia 7.. Ab if, who- Wok ellivied :le the pat' miss a Mr. nipmite as on of the mem bers for that boreont. Mr. Anger.tein, who was well re ceived, reiterated has bailments relative to various impor tant public questions, as at previous meetings held at Greenwich and Woolwich, and protested against the ticket of-leave system as at present carried out. He considered that emigration would be • valuable means of alleviating the distress is the cotton districts, and that the Night nothing Act was a blot upon the statute-book. which ought to be expunged. Go the motion of Mr. Norfolk, seconded by Mr. G. W. Masters, • resolution expressive of continued confidence in Mr. Angerstein was unanimously adopted, and the meeting separated. - . THE Mr:mesas Ton Hirazronn.—A public dinner waggles° to the two members for Hereford ma Thursday 11•011 lag. About 200 pawns were present, and the chair was taken by B. Hereford, Fog. Both the members, Colonel (Mord and Mr. Clive, late under-secretary for the home department, were moot, sad spoke upon the topics of the day. THE ELECTION OF ALDERMAN FOR THE WARD or L ANGBOVILIL —At the close of the poll, yesterday, the numbers stood as follows :—Watertow, 126 ; Capper, 74 ; majority for Waterton, 52. iin7ao9ol.l2XN Fab HOSPITAL, DEVONSHIRE.- SOARS, BIBROPIOATE-RTEELT.—Aa interesting ceremony teak plan to this soishliiihmhnt on Thursday, in the pre emies of • large and influential assembly. Thencesion was the opening of two New wards which have been prepared for the reception of Jewish patients. At three the Rev. the Chief Rabbi, attended by several of hie reverend oollesenes, pro ceeded to hapset the several apartments, including the wards (male and female), the kitchen, and receptacle for the dead, with all of which all present expressed their en tire atisfaction and approval. 80030 appropriate psalms were then intoned by the Rev. A. Barnett, of the Great Syaegogue, and the responses by the choir of the same place, after which the Rev. the Chief Rabbi offered up • most beautiful and impressive prayer for the peonerity of the institution, and for the blaming of God tepee all con nected with it ; and after partaking of some slight refresh ment in the board-room, the company emanated. BENEVOLENT FUND OF THE SACRED HAIMONIC Soctrrr. —On Thenday, 29th instant. the annual meeting of the governors of the above charitable institution was held in Exeter-hall. The chair was takes, by J. N. Harri son, Esq., president, who was supported by Moors. Bosley, Black, Sims, Huebert, HOL Penick, Stewart, and other directors and patrons of the Sacred Harmonic Society. Mr. J. F. Puttick, honorary secretary, read an interesting re port of the progress and state of the charity and its opera tion during the pest year. From that document it ap peared that the invested fund amounted to 2,3001. console, the interest of which, being • permanent source of revenue, was disposed of in small pensions, and the proceeds of the subscription lie, neenserily of • fluctuating character, were a pp ropriated to casual relief. Allusion was made to individual - cases of deceased recipients, and more particu larly to the case of the late Mr. Joseph Welker, well knows as a leading chorister and imogregational precentor. He wan also for many yens conductor of the Cecilian Society. Latterly, having become paralytic, an asylum was provided foe him, when Mr. Walker received needful can and in testine until his decease. The report concluded with as earnest appeal for Manned support in the benevolent operations of the fend. Mr. B, Hill, treasurer, submitted • financial statement exhibiting • balance at the comensece. remit of the year of 43/. 18s. 40., and a receipt of sub seriptions, ke. amounting to 178/. 13. Bd., together 222/. inclusive of 171. 17s. received by the Sacred Harmonic Society from charities for the use of the mien On the other hand the disbursements were 243/. 13.. leaving a balance due to the treasurer of 211.75. llid. At the dam of the proceedings • ,liberal subscription was en tered into, and votes of thanks having been tendered to the president and officers, the meeting separated. - - - THE MURDER IN LEICERTIMARTRE.—The inquiry touching Chides& of the man, named William Harvey, who was shot at the farmhouse of Mr. Thomas Haven, Ashby Lodge,asterda at bY tha T4 Ro villa yaf 07k S pu un itc y .bouse laik , w e s reet risu Dal m b ed y. The whole of the evidence for the prosecution having been taken, the prisoner Buswell, after being duly rationed as to whether he bad anything to my, replied, " I have nothing to say." The coroner then summed up the evidence. and the jury retired at 25 minutes past one, and at 10 minutes to two they returned a verdict of wilful murder rat the pr isoner, who was conveyed to Leicester Gaol same nig ht, to await his trial at the spring assizes. A FORTUNATE PAUPER EMIGRANT. —ID a blue book Piet issued, relative to the education of pauper chil dren, the following anecdote is recorded:—Five or siz years since sizteea young girls were sent from the work house school in the Portirea Island Union to Australia, where they were all soon comfortably mottled, and turned out well. One of them had the good fortune to marry a man of considerable property, sud on her returning to Eng land a abort time afterwards one of her first acts wasto call in her own carriage at the workhouse for the purpose of ex pressing her gratitude to the schoolniistrms far these Mad offices which had enabled 'her to achieve so favourable a position in life. Messrs. Whitney and Hathaway have purchased at New York the steamers Scotia and Anglia, formerly em ployed is the Quesnetown and Holyhead wail usrvies. The I price paid was an average of 2,1801. for enele vessel. whereas each originally and 'boat 12,000 f. . .