The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-15 00:00:00

7 • . . . . -----....-- N h WS PAPER (. / ,.. i .... - '3. `far, :;44' : , . . i i ' t , ;'.. ":L ia ii'•;-iji 4Et T ..., ~J 4441?. it... ~,,,p ~..,,.. ~ .oI I' di .. • .I' I - ilL 4 ttiCETh ilY-. .. "-.... '4 -.'"..... ?•dij. . 11 . 11,1 i. 0, . . .. ,S a li C.IX4 . . . • r . . . . N. 5,127.] CIaCIT mA, ain at the Cape of Goad Hope and 4 Sladraa—morraty STRAY COMMONICATION Mweeo LANDON and INDIA by_ the magnificent Beet ell Mowers belonging to the EAST INDIA and 14.1NDON SHIP •NG fox) MN Y tUalitall.—The well-known clipper sail gesshin if V DASPEs, 2,249 tone, 200-hone power. G. H. WEIL Commander, now loading in the Victoria (Leaden) will leave on the 18th February, embarking „„. is and leaving Gravesend on the 20th February, To ss r s C7I: r•a, caning at the (rape of Geed Hope and Medina Tile goneceet ship, built expiesely for the Indian trade, has b..) thoroughly refitted, has Oral-rate accommodation for pee wpm and will carry an experienced extrgeon, also a stewardess. T w i enesge pares, of the last seven stammers has been 7'2 dap s loan to Mani : the 1174mq:a performed the voyage In saw, end the last :the Calcutta) in IS days, being tlx• shortest es record For freight or peenw apply to GRI NDI.AY sad Co., tl,rarlbunent.otreet. S W., the broken : ALFIIRD BRITT and 6, leadenhelictreeL KC.: or at the OFFICES of the geRFANY, 9, lancing-lane, London, KC.: where also applies gee for appointments as midshipmen should be made. RICHARD DREW, licerstery. lest Inas and London Shipping Company (Unalted), 9, Mincing-lane, LC. tt&LCUTTA Direct, under engagement to the C,mncll ei India, wITh namediate demateh, tbotniendid i bp NeELLIS, A 1 for 13 yesra SIM tow merrier ; rk Etat India Docks. Has magnificent cabin accommodation. yr height or pusage appbr to OILLATLY, tiAriKEY, and gfirELL. •Tr, etreet. TO HAITI= 90L171181A 701 _,VA. waracit STEAM COMMUNICATION to v. NEW YORK Ditekt—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK. ▪ renAmegu, ETEARZHIP COMPANY Intend despatch es If& tull-psweent Lly&Ana ben derewilksmahipa calling powwows to abort pannigisca and despatches. 111 foalowe: WEEKLY FROM LI/WM.OGL /OR Niw Volt", CITY 4381.MANCHMITER, Weieseday, Jan. M. ETNA, Wednesday, Jan. IS. CITY OP WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. 4. And every seceesdlng Wednesday. Cabin parage, 11, 17, and deism. asseedlns to the enorm eodatios. Forwerdpasenge, 8 edema, Ineludiag all provirdoes poked Pesesessars for Canada, t he United Stake, and British Okehls. Iseered through on soy tersaa—For Rahn Parara as ply to WILLIAM fi sa ßtrirWaternireet, Herposi; or to •1 . 0 and MACEY, 01. Leg Wdliasestreet, T HE BRITISH and FOREIGN MARINE INSVAANCI COMPANY (Limited). under the .ftae Act, 12,8 t, which specially Ix Ora r t a lt ad e,nabllity of tech Mareboldm to the amount of Ina Shama Capital L 1,000,000, In 60.000 Ware. of LIO each, with power to thermic to L 2,000,000. Pint Iwo% 16,010 shares. Deposit, on application, LI per share, and LI on allotment. m!Liscroi!s. Archibald Boyd, Director of Vh7Fition Bank of London, London. Francis C. Braun, of Bless*, Bram. and Co., Liverpool. Morass Chilton, of Holderness and Chilton, President of the Chamber of Commerce, Liverpool. Francis Anderson Clint. of Clint and Ow, Chairman of the Ship. owners' MINOCIO4OII, Liverpool. (harks B. Colchester, of Colchester and Woolner, London. KO= Jaime betide, of Penile Brothers iind Co.. Liverpool. Arthur Bower Formal, of Leech, Harrison, and lorwOod, Li Peter mr =se Hayworth, of Heyworth, Pewee, and Bahasa, Liverpool, Thome Hair Mon. of Thomas Harrison and Co., LiverpooL Theme Kendall. of Kendall Brothers, Li Idward ',swum, of K Lawrence and Co., Gawp Lyall. of Lyon, Still, and Co., London. Andrew Maleomson, of J. and D. Malcomerm and Co., Liverpool. Uteri Maxwell, of A. V. and it Maxwell, Li Glows Y. P'snannal, of Tampon! BrothersT n estooL John Park, of ilintanso, Pak. and Co.. Charts K. Prioleati, of Fraser, Trenholni,=, LiverpooL John Bavenscroft, of W. and J. Ravenscroft and Co., Chairman of the North and South Wales Bank, Liverpool. James floarlght, of James esaright sad Co., Leaden. Waal Stitt. of Stitt Brothers and Co., Liverpool. Moira Wildman Tetley, of Hellidisad. Tetley, and Co.. Liverpool. Thomas Staahouse, Director of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, do., London. Henry Threlfall Wilson, of H. T. Wilson and Chambers, Liverpool, Mews. Pletcher za - ia - . uw".ol. Meass flat sad Antes, minalas-lawk London. mucus. Lesadon—lissws. laureuee, son. and Pearoo Auction Mnst, LC. Livarpool—Messrs. Thomas Malay and Sons. Messrs U. and T. hobs The 17aloa Bask of Leedom. Loodoo. Ti. ollaloa Bank of liverpool. Temporeri .0111ou of the Cootputy-014 1.1 = "1. -elrast. Liverpool: m. Lothhary, Looks, EC. Notwithstanding that nevem! new Merin* Insurance Coo ;Mee have been edentatte4 within the Lit few yam, It Is generally eseagni•ed that the means of Meeting minims Insur ances are not aelicient to wee; the Increasing eepandos of trade, insurers being now Arleen to effect their Insurances in remote towns in the provinces, In Ireland and Scotland, and on the Continents of Lampe are America. The setae price of shares In the existing Marine learaacw Ocaspasieedmacestrates clearly that the badness is highly re sannerativa --...... Ot the sen cosppsanales one only has bean established in Liver pool, and It has shawl, secured a very largo and lucrative busl nes► More Mao Dab the exports and Imports of the kingdom pass thomeh the pert et UmwpooL and there is no oubt, theridore, that aegage emiggeny haring Ito chief rams d In Leaden and Timms' idiom& witatemple eapport. , Usair Yrs eircumbeeso the Matti& and Foreign Maine The Company m lLisa 111 be etmened to the Imehr MIN nod Goode ally, mil 8 le 1, es • deftest le the esselliellem e n di e =my, SO we Woomot alba be effected mereYpe Shonmalreo The Weil& at Welted thibality, ea . to insurance onnemileyeeime bee operation torloothe emeth of November 4 3WD e& eimerviag that. Is lbeelitag and other Im allent is liability has met with alibied Am sdo ei nta is Eli. imaiterable peinelpie is a• admlaing. DloPolom; thentore, menet the greatiot milkier,* to tie Seem esekompay. heei leselikto lee been made by the Directors for the pre • me will secure the C o mpany against paling any •Oapy of Association lies at the Mom of the *me hr Impeellem The w Tiell/Mans Med Forms of Application for Shores may be tabbed a the bye at the Company. Applications for done to)* oddremmt to the Directors: bet no application will be meraieed unless • gmbasat ban been made to the Banker. of for nib awn will be niterned If no allotment Ii made to the Mama. lOU OF APPLICATION rot MAIM To be retained by the Boakoro. to TEN TsitECTORS OF TRY BMWS ANN /ORLON 111/111 INSCIANCI COMPANY (UMW). ellotimmus,—HATing paid to your banks,' the eeNa of L him a *posh of el per share on rtes is the above =rah7 hereby apr u request yo er o u f w i seot so Ile namber i mach or In of any Lea number you ma= c m 'o e, gad t ' o b =ute the =of association otos required and I nwiesit that my name ow M 'WM ea togloise of ziontors kr the Yana oo allotted. Nam . la toil Radium* Pr,fessios orbs I. THR BRITISH and FOREIGN MARINE ITNCILANCII COMPANY aletitedl. Noncs IS NE/L33Y 01 YEN, that so farther APPLICA TIONS fee SMARM fa this and .411 be received after 3 o'clock ea MONDAY WU, the 19tfi teat—By order of the board. 30, Lothbary, London IC., end A Cook-aLreet, Liverpool, 13th January, ISM WATIDLRSTON and BROODEN'S GOLD CHAINS oy troy weight, at realisable value, and the Wnetimmialp R wholesale manufacturers' prime. She gold k W dabs guaranteed, and reptuchased at the pries obaripd Here's the not*. low winch your In weighs, to the utmost carat She Ilsemass ol the gold, wed charge for !whenn."._ Imadas. llisasactom No. IS. Hanriattaatroot, Amyl mat of eltaira sad jewellery tor la each. N.S. This apiabliabakaat is closed at a la the Imola& aM on Ibilardan at 1 d'elook. w.c. N&!I I N K! I N K! WAllari WRITING sad COPYING INKS surpass NI Gems iv quality sod derslillty of colour. Smuts wasted for Town sal loastry. Manufactory. Claptoo, N.E. Irigr. —By Mr. BBKELITB invention, o f li ttbett he to the vote patentee (protected 17th July, 1840 1 ArlinCIAL TEETH, to lam • lifetime, are made and fitted In a few Salem ',shout pain or ertrectioss so wires nor imiteshlol =rand denretinn Impomible. Castled antaranteal. Mr. p e e d icesime, which fully explains tds Invention, poet fresarres Mamma. Cousattatione tree. Terms strictly moderate.—e. Onee sisecsemee, 8011-street, and 3s, ilensett'shill, Itirralnehms. T°PARE/ITS and GUARDIANS.—The return 61Toatb to their reepective lioardingachook Indnoe• a aslicitode for their personal tonifort and attraction, and ROW LAND3' ISACASKAR. OIL, for accelerating the growth and in3proilng and beautifying an hair, Rowland.' Kalydor, for im proving the skin and complrilou. and removing cutaneous de• acta, and Rowlands' Odf .eito, or Peari Da•ttfrice, for made, ing the teeth beautifully white, and preserving the gurus, are eon idered indispensable accompaniment& —Sold by A. kOWLAND an SONS, 10, atton-garden, and by chemists and perfumes:a— ids faikowlsods artioiea DB. RICORD'EI 1188ZNCE of LIF; maim arrualroi to law moat shattaral conatit.itteas • mar sots Pallas I. lapsibia. Ifs Warts are parroanaat tormulfasfas usooseary.-001.1 la mask rifal Illffroctoork 11., or four qoaaaltlas for Va., oaf C. Preked or recolpt resift Mace or alesiss sera P 71,1 1 . 4 Ca.. Ilk Marmot. Ito*? Townple-har. IMIZ BRITISH and AMERICAN EXCIIANGZ BANKING CORPORATION (limited). (Iletabllshed under the I:capsules Aof, Idef. with WOW liability.) OsphislOne Million darns& In MOM shares of A. 50 each. First lame 10.000 dare& It ts not intended to call up more thin PA per share. (With power to the shareholaltzs to increase the capital.) Deposit LI per share on application, and Ll per share on allotment. DIRECTORS.. Archibald Boyd, Esq., Director of ths Union Bank of London, London. William James Bernie, Esq., of the firm of Penile Brothers and Co., LioL John Oilehrlet, Esq., of the firm of Gilchrist, Watt, and Co., of Sydney. Director of the Union Bank of London, London. Robert Glikepie, Jun., Eel., of the Brm of (anemias, Moffatt, and Co., London. Harry George Gorton, Req., Chairman of the Oriental Bank Cor poration, London. Her oklLittledlle, &eq., of the firm of T. and H. Littledale and Co., Liverpool. M. Neill, Beg., of the firm of Neill Brothers and Ca, Thomas Rees, Tan., of the firm of R. and T. Woodward and Co., LiverpooL William Rennie, Iraq., of the firm of Cavan. Lubbock. and Co., --- • - London. Samuel 114Itt, Bp., of the Arm of Stitt Brothers and Co., Liver pool_ _._- namns. London—The Union Bank ot Lapdog. Liverpnol —The Bank of Innland Manchester—The Bank ot bigland. India and Chins—The Oriental Bank Corporation. SOLICTIOLL London—ileum Coiterill mad 30111. Llyerpool—Meesra. Fleisher and Rail. 3101111813. Loudon --Sheppard., end APrerd, 18, Threads, arbit.h.d, a, Nacwitht• gine& Neernsan's-coot, Covnlilli, Laudon: dieton-bniidlogs, Itainlordedreel, Liverpool. The British and Americus Exchange Banking Corporation (Li mited; is formed for the purpose chiefly of dealing in exchanges —a business which, excepting with British possessions, has hitherto been mainly in the hands of private firms . and it is well known that with many countries such banking facilities have not been afforded to merchants and others is the vastly extended com merce of the present day demands. This is particularly th e case in the trade between England and America, and Kis proposed that this Corporation shall commence Its operations by the estab lishment of an agency in New York. The profitable nature of Excluinge business is well known. especially that with the American States, and although the profit la at present greater than can be calculated upon in ordinary years, there S generally a much larger margin than is usually found remunerative by bankers. The purchase and sale on commis sion of securities lu New York and London, the dealings in which amount annually to many millions sterling, and the re. mittances of interedt and dividends, will afford other sources of pront. The practice now become very general of attaching bills or lading to Mils of exchange as collateral security, renders ex change operations mote than usually safe, whilst the shipment of on ld involves scarcely any risk whatever. The shipments of produce and specie from New York alone for the past year have amounted to nearly forty millions sterling, and the average of several years has not been much less. There Y thee a very extended field for the operations of the corpo ration. and the facilities which it will afford, both in this conntry and America, mut tend to promote, and still further to extend, the commercial and monetary transactions between the two countries. . The wn e remarls ere applicable to other paces In which the itahllehorntot strict!, Is conteroplVld. A large Nashua' is also anticipated betwixt America and the porta In India and China, which will be carried out In co ope ration with the Oriental Bank Corporation. The auccess of Joint-Stock Banks dealing in Exchange is evi denced by the present quotations of the shares of the under mentioned Companies and It Is somewhat remarkable that the Joint-Stock principle has not yet been adopted In the American trade, though presenting a wide deld for its profitable operation than any other part of the world. . . Present Paid-np. Maw Bank of Anstralaida New South Wales Union of Australia London Chartered of Anaemia. Oriental l6 64 ~ 56 Agra and 17Mted Service 5O 94 „ 96 Mercantile Bank of India, Lowilow.nad China 25 41 „ 53 Ottoman Colonial Tin corporatioa will have dikes both In London and Liver pool. The Corporation In formed under The Companies Act. 1862." whereby the 'Johnny of the ahareholders is strictly limited to the amount of their respecUve sham. No promotion money will be given for originating the under taking, and the preliminary expenses will be strictly °Donned to each as are indispensable. Applications for shares may be addressed in the annexed form to the Directors; or to the Brokers of the Corporation ; and copies of the prospectus may be obtained upon application to them, or to the flolleitorv, or at the Louden and Liverpool Oakes of the Corporation. Pond or Ardna Miaitm, To heensinsil hp w Bankers. No. To the Directors of =tials slut American Itsehange Banking don iLimitedi. Gentlemen,—Hsvlng paid to your bankers the coin of being a deposit of Al per share on shares in the above Corporatioo, 1 hereby request that you will allot me that num ber, and I agree to become a member of the Corporation In te epee' of such shares, or In respect of any less number Jon may albs roe, an to execute the articles of =sedation whom FIF qtdred and I request that my name may be placed on the 10. Miter of members for the shares so all .tied. Name i. nw . Residence Fretted= or bairn Date THE BRITISH and AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANKING CORPORATION (Linked). NOTICE IS BURST GIVEN, that 200 INIRTEIR ATM./- CATIONS AN MAIM will be received LITER SATURDAY next, the Mb inet—ly enter of the Board, ROBIZT SLATER, Jun, Secretary pro tem. 6, Newman's-court, Cornhill, tendon, RC , sed,Xiddletne buildings. Li verpool, /an. ION& THE CONTINENTAL BANK coIIPOIATION (Limited). To be established alder the " Companies Act, INV whereby the Liability of each Shareholder is limited to the amount of his Mares. — Capital ti,ono,ook in 10,000 SWIM of MOO each. First Issue, 6,000 Maras. Deposit Ll per share, with a further payment of Viper share on allotment . It te not oontemplated to alii;;Tlnnre they Ltd per share. and no nil shill ere el d. 5 per Shore. DIRICTOP.S. Paul Bro 6. 41 laireain7eTifeatreet, London. William W. , IR., Direet..or of the Oriental Beak Cot, poratiou. James B. Cumming, Esq., Neon. Cumming, Deaver, and Co., London and Singapore. Thema If (Madame, Bp., Mama Jolna Gladstone and Co., White Lion-court, Salomon H. Oodeftol, 104., Y.aaea. De Malted and Godefrot, Coothall-cond. William J. Mama, Eaq„ Director of the National Provincial Bank of England. The Km:Rodeo Noel, Chandoegtrest, Gavendyh.ognare.. D;p7it 7 -c3; rsau - J1 the railiall and Australian Copper Cmip.n7. Vincent B. Tritton, Req., Mourn Kelpies, Tritton, and Co., Oid Broad street. Richard B. Wade, Bp., Director of the National Provincial Bank of Ragland. Mews. Barclay. Bevan, Tritton, and Co., 114, Lombard-street, LC. The National Provincial Bank of England at Its varinos branches. Bot.terrowi—Mt sars. Wilkinson, Steven., and Wilkinson, NICIIO- .. sc. Baoczas—Meoars. Heber, Harrison, sad Co., 21. Throad. BscarrmirlZie,;rge6u7nOileg, Esq. Temporary Mikes-90, Cannon-street, E.C. The app/icstion of the Joint stock principle to banking and eechanges, under the control and general management el boards of directors in London, has ;weevil so eminently samiessful in the British Colonics and dependencies, more particularly in the East and West ladies, that it Is deemed expedient to introduce that sydem Into the Continent of Europe, with which our com mercial Intercourse is now so great as to deemed additional facilities and safety in support of our mutual monetary trans setter- Disking on the itegibih mites), and with EngU.h capital. his already been applied, with success, to foreign cuuntrlea in the ht. at awes tbe Ottoman Bank as regsrds Turkey, and the Bank et Egypt is Egypt, both conducted under royal charters of inenr poration. Other companies have more recently been established, with similar objects, under the Limited Liability Act. The directors propose to take powers to spply for • special charter for this Bank. . In Owl/mks of a pmepeettss it is iropoeslblv to enter Into MI details, but official statistics are available to show the i Derek., In the totals of our imports and expo la of merchandise with this principal countries of Central Europe, between the years 106 sad 1861, which may be briefly given thus—with Prance, from 17 to 35 millions; with Germany, from 16 to 19 mitiona ; with flul htnA from 13 to 18 millions. with Italy, from 6 to 9 ; and with Spain. from 6 to 8 millions sterling. Arrasgementa are matured to secure the services of gentlemen of large experience to conduct the foreign department of the business. The Lank, in addition to ordinary banking operations, will conduct all the busineaa . Bf exsitange agents It will Import and export Rotsad silver. '___ -- Purchase approved bills of exchange. coupons, notes, he. Undertake foreign Unsocial agencies. Orant drafts on its various agemcim and Mine circular notes. • , buy and sell fusel n Mocks and shares on commiasion. Applications for Mares must be made In tbe annexed form, accompanied by a deposit of £1 per share. If an allotment be made In the applicant, the deposit will be returned without de duction and, - If • lees number he allotted I ban id applied for the surplus &11l be placed towsr.ts the payment an esolment. Phopectuses and forms of applitation ter dimes may be obtained, et the tem often, 90, Cramansaimmik awl from the broken of the Company. ,&NICVER FAILING REMEDY:' scoTrs BILIOUS end LITIM PILL pupated with- EN 00 7 *erourial ingredient, from the mare of Dr. fleet; will Wend invaluable to all who wirer from bilious end liver corn ita, indigestion, wind, spasms, riddhleen &Mem the *nB &e.. For lishitnnl 4:convenes', as a lawny speriestsoedleine, . 000 1 spertner et the Mood, they ere truly excellent; iu mitvilpiesatern sad grateful to the eteeseeh they create appetite, r.„° 0000 e and Innenethen the whole nervoin oyatem.— ° OOl W. S. King WlMlsaist., Cheriasteets, end by 1 . 001 la tea, le. lid. eh 9d. De pug to la el. Dr. a end Livonia. The pimpehet ere soon a n trhh "wttttar Image allphilet se the Neap DX ON fiELNPNISINVATION, Priam la. ; ;Tat — tree. - 13 - ; 0; *ma aad 00. Loadou or Wrest from the Author. SFLF-PRESERVATION • & Popular Essay on Use Cure of Nervous see Phyelek Delsility, by Dr. Li ujur 17, Bedfordequare, London, Licentiate of the Royal College el Pkysiolana of Wllaburgh, de. With engravings end ern Dr. &Mort is the only practitioner on the Medical Register who has for many years devoted his study to the tinniest of the dbordare of the nervous system. Al bane from 10 till land 6 till &-31. Bedlordequare, London. PRIVATE BUSH IV THE HOUSE or COMMONS.— At the ominnermement of the session of parliament it is ex pected that au order will be made by the Speaker for the printing of the evidenoegiven before committees an private and also of clauses to be introduced. In the late ses sion Mr. Hansard was examined on the subject, sad stated that he meld supply _copies by 9 o'clock in the merging. and 2$ would be furnished for 21. 10s. per sheet. It is considered that it would be beneficial to the house to have the proceed. hip on private bills printed instead of being written. A similar course has been adopted in the Court of Chancery, and it is now proposed to advance the art of printing, and to supersede in parliament io a measure the use of writing which bad so lung prevailed. THE FORTHCOMING SMAION or PARLIA.MINT,-- There are 33 notices of motion on the order book of the House of Commons—several on the game laws, and one the income tax. Mr. Wyld has the following on tickets-of leave : " Address for papers and returns respecting the system of granting ticketa-of-leave, and for an extension of transportation beyond the sees." BALLOT SOCIETY.—At the weekly meeting of the committee, held on Tuesday, the 13th indent, Mr. M. Marsden in the chair • after the transaction of the financial busmen and the consideration of questions relating to forth miming elections, it ones resolved, with respect to the East Kant election, " That in reference to Sir R. Daring's regret that many who had promised to vote for him had been obliged to remain neutral. sod to Mr. Knatchbull Hugemen'a hope that none of those who had voted for Sir E. i)eriog would suffer for it, this committee would respectfully but earnestly urge upon those gentlemen the abriolute necessity for the adoption of the ballot, as the only means of securing to the elector the conscientious mercies of his vote, without fear of Injurious consequences." Tan Awt•Humnor or YORK —The uewlyo pointed Archbishop porpoises bolding jai. first general ordi nation for the diocese of York on Sunday, the let day of March next. His grace, we bear, is to make his first public appearance in his diocese on the 21th of this mouth, when he has sugared to pomade at • meeting of the friends and supporters of the Castle Howard Reformatory, among whom the Earl of Carlisle holds a distinguished position. Archbishop Thou:moo has given satisfaction to the clergy of his diocese by the solo:tics be ham made of • private se cretary (T. S. • Noble, of York), sad his grace; presi dency over the diocese is looked forward to with the most hopeful aotic c ipatiosth. —Cnasherfand Pesequet. NEW ELBUTIN: CABLE FOR THE ITALIAN GOVERN- Kerr. —The English screw steam-ship Hawthorn, chartered by N. Oleos, Elllot, and Co., for the purpose of laying for the Ileitis governmeat aa electric cable from Cagliari to Tiapithi, arrived in this poet on Sunday lest from the latter pleillh She has suoonshally submerged the cable within tbirtr en miles of the meat of Sicily, sod her object coming t.ere was to supply the deficiency from the spas* cable is dr,grit at Malta. She left early on the riterathey of the sth, to lay the remainder of the cable, mod we am THE PATENT 1171/IEOIIII LAMP.—PRIZE I hourly • xpectimr to receive • telegram announcing the sea 11 —lids reatarludde lamp Is roustented on edam- : easeful completion of the line. The cable is similar le ena- Sec principles for horning lydroearbets oils. The slam chimney struoVion to the deep , sea portioe of the Malta and Alex is suppressed. The combsstion cot the oil is so complete that aadr . a one. which has answered so admirably, being cooly neither smoke nor smell engendered. The light le 'seedy, • „ . . poiverroi,i b,o ~ u„„ The tamp Is Ample. en d sat a a r.ttie lighter . new The llOO will g ive • more direct otter. The economy of oil is great. The Amgen* and He. ! worse to telegram for the continent and Reeland, steered Cylinder Lamps are made in an endless variety of elecap i I lied avoid the circuitous route throueht Alb.graceful and patterns. The prices commence a lime, jam. Bth. Es. Ed., sad they may now be had Irmo all respectable taw- nu naIiTROPOLITRY FREE HORTITiI I DETolllllHlRE mongers in the United Kingdom. —The home and export Reel ere lapelled wholesale by the patentees, JAMIE WINKS rrd a gg re g, nr,:b" ra,tieuta SON, sleek at Moir Isadore 91, Ciummaatrlet. 8.C., 1 salmi Tsai aldbaammirr'• wY ; or km Ude Oigolak Wei Works. gyres% ; dwiitillww.MwOM% LONDON, THURSDAY SYENING, JANITAR 15, 1888. - 7/tbEaPaPMO 12411ELLIGENCE. (asories rasexams.) Tss ROMAN QUESTION.-DIPLOMATIC • NEGOTIATIONS. YAM JAZ 14. Diplomatic documents have been published hare to-day containing despatches exchanged between M. Drouyn de Lhuys and the French ambassador at Rome, relating to rsnresentations made by the latter to the Pope and Cardinal Antonelli upon the necessity of granting reforms. Another despatch of M. Drouyn de Lhuye, dated 'Dec. 204 slates that England had proposed to the Pope to withdraw to Malta, and mentions that, in an interview with Monsignor Chigi, M. Drouyn de Lhuys had expressed a bops that in the event, which he trusted might never happen, of the Pope being compelled to leave Italy, his Holiness would retire to France in preference to England. Farther despatches of M. Dontyr de Lbuye, dated December 26 and January 1, point out cam. plaint made by England of armaments going on at Rome, as 600 Austrians and Bavarians bad been sent from that city into the Neapolitan provinces in uniforms much resembling those wen by French troops. A despatch of Prince Latotir-d'.4.nvergae states that, having made inquiries, be believes himself justified in denying the statement that tbese 600 Bavarians and Austrians had been sent from Rome. Drouyn de Lhuys in another despatch replies to th 6 complaint made by England that the pre sence of the e:-Bing of Naples, Francis 11., es eouragea brigandage in Naples by expressing hisregret, regret . that Francis 11. persisted in remaining at Rome. He adds, that the French government has not hesitated to express its opinion upon this subject to the ex-King, bet the English Cabinet will utiderstsnd that France cannot nee the authority ',die possesses in Rome to bring about the oompgisMy removal of the ex-King, which she desires to effect by perstiasionektly. A desmiteli of Prince Latour d'Auvergne„ of the 27th December, states that Mr. Odo Russell durum the tjfiristinas Pr* renewed Lis proposal to the Pope 'to leave Rome, expreming re tot that the offer of England had not been accepted, audnading that he had roamer to believe Lis Holiness would very .shartiy find himself necessitated to profit by it. A drapirbeh of M: de Sartigte, the French Ambas sador at Turin, to M. Drouyn de Lhuys, upon the 25th December, states that be has bad an interview with Signor Pasolini respecting the declaration of the Opinions, that no agreement was possible be tween France denying Roane to the Italians, and Italy unalterably bent upon requiring Rome. -- - . Signor Pisani replied that no /barna' "Sr entitled to speak in the name of Italy, and observed that for the present the question of Rome must' be laid aside, although the new ministry partook the opinion of the country that Rome was the natural capital of Italy. The prognosis* d the present cabinet only differed from that of its pre decessor in abstaining from making fresh overtures to the French government, which believed itself unable to negotiate upon the basis of Rome for the Italians. M. de Sartiges replied that such words were a veritable non possum/4s. Signor Pasolini thought this interpretation too stringent, adding that when the ministers believed it possible they would resume negotiations with the government of the Emperor. Both he and Signor Parini expressed their determination to go hand-in hand with the French government. One fact may be considered as certain, that a pause has been produced in the progress of the Roman question. OPENING OF THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS. THE JUNG'S SPEECH. BERLIN, J*s. 14. The Prussian Chambers were opened to-day in the name of the King by the President of the Council, Herr von Bistuark-Schoubausen. The speech from the throne commenced by ex pressing the desire of his Majesty that a durable understanding may be arrived at in the questions which had remained unsolved in the preceding session. This understanding would be obtained as soon as the constitution shall be taken as the basis for the position of the representatives of the people, and when the legislative authorities mutually respect their constitutional rights. The speech proceeded to state that the financial condition of the country was perfectly aatiafactory, the revenue having exceeded the estimated income of the past year, and covering expenditures, even including all extraordinary outlay. The government will lay before the Chambers a communication in reference to the revenue and expenditure of 1862, and will ask for the sanction of those expenses incurred without their previous concurrence. The government will also submit the modified budget for 1863 and the budget for 1864, and will further propose au alteration in the law on military service of the 3rd of September, 1814. The minis ters are unanimous in abiding by the project of reorganisation of the army, and desire that it should be forthwith determined by the legal settle ment of the expenditure. The speech then stated that on the anniversary of the appeal made by the King of Prussia to the people in 1813, a bill will be submitted to the Chambers for granting assistance to such survivors of that glorious period as are in need. The government is firmly resolved not to post pone the advantages of the commercial treaty with France longer than the continuance of the present Zollverein treaties. The speech also announced bills upon questions of local interest and special legal reforms, cud then continued : " Our relations with foreign powers are gene- I rally satisfactory. The expectation that a regular ! constitutional government should be established iu Electoral Hesse has been only temporarily dis turbed. The proposals made in the Federal Diet, in consequence of certain identical notes, owe their bearing in point of principle upon the posi tion of Prussia in her relations to the Federal Diet less to their actual oontente than to their interpretation of Federal treaties. Prussia is also convinced that the Federal constitution of 1815 no longer corresponds to the altered conditions of the preeentday ; but the government of the King is above all inspired with the duty of conscientiously respecting existing treaties, and is determined to make thorough reciprocity in the observance of the obligation a preliminary condition for their con tiauanoe." - - 'PHOTOGRAPHIC A. NINTH ANNUAL ILISISMON of the PIIOTOONANNIO INIOTITY of LONDON le MEN DAILY. from 10 WI 4, at the Osier" of the Society of BMA& ArtMe, Ballolkeareet, la. IhfIEKNSE StrOCIERS of LITTLE OORELLI In Mr new sad nuirrelioas performance. The Fear Ameri can Wooden ban isecanosed quite a striation they aurpau all ever witnessed in tide eetustry. The beet oomph la including Madame Watchman& Miss Censtanee, lledaew Lam biro, Modems Lb.., Miss Limy Watson, lir. D. Dreamer, Mr. and lin. Men Parrenbens, Daley. and Utile Deb; rid Mks Georniena S a saw Pisiiesiaie intsetaimmalt. The LONDON PAULO/I, MIL sod IDitilaYll Preprivtaa. 'VIM LONDON GRAND RIBTALTRANT. .1. LUNCHEONS and DiNNEiB •LA CARTS ewa be had with oomvorr sad DISPATCH AT ANY DOUR DAILY. !MIMICS FAMOUS CONDOM 1tN11731, wady ham 3 till la the Grand Salem Special dialog-reams for ladles cad wiatitaiss. Spacious and wall veatlialed wise, wires, ma matins Saws. OPEN ON SUNDAYS PROM POUR 11LL NLNE. SAWYER. Proarider. 191. PLINTSTRILET. CORNER at CHANCIZY-LANK QTEVINB & SON. —Wine and Spirit llercbards. BRITLiIi end COLONIAL 13PIRTEI.—litevene end bode =Ole by lair been preeminent forkdgb th our Ito bleb ammeter Is fully meloselst al t= i r ik lio, ge. {€l., 10e. Bd.: hiked quality end strength, Ink, lls. 4.1. per noo.M Matey, superior highland, pn. , Tae.: leek lee. per W 1.. Rum, old Jamaica superior, 180. 44., He; very than 170. tft elft m Us, ed. Stl d e t bh us and Son y ileo keep fichledfun. lrk PR pall or. Holland; 178. per ninon, and We. per down ewe. Goods de livered free within five miles. Terms, ault.-78, BiShOPilaft• DIIEE FRENCH BRANDY, WARILANTLD, WA PI& GALLON, as PER DO= ; 3s. Id. a•mpho battle. Martell's fine old lesady, ha ae.a EA haparttl, 00A pet dna. G. WALKER and CO., 61, IDOWARS-110AD, and E Orford-street, Easest-eirans. CAPTAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE, CURRY, or MULLIGATAWNY PASTA Carry Powder, sad Curry 844104 ma be &Ablated how on Iwo ud(wa and wholesale of caossa end Purveyors to the QUM'. leoloopuno, BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU EAT.- BORWICIEII is the BALING POWDER recommended by Dr. Hassell, analyst to the " Lama' flazdtary Commindon, *Mbar of " Adulterations Detected," re., for maid ng pore and wboeasoute Bread, Instead of yeast.-3old by all chemists mad grocera SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES, FANCY DRISMINI, R. WILLEY and 80N, being desirous ol reducing their Moak =,:giss to their annual stoek.takdng. have decided to allow • t et TEN PEE CENT . upon all males amounting to 10e, anda ss warda. will find this an u pr nusua lises h opportunity uge for Duties pur , ceases, aa the idea also com a mort Hos= Y YLANNYLB, BLANKS'S*, 00UNTIRPAN im IM a inent nd genets! D.L.P PRAY 000E0 4 ire/chased by Use Inn Jae tbs present Demon. liaad LUDGATZSTRRILT, LONDON, KC., loaf doors hate itt. laarisedumbrard. FACT W 011111! OF NOW'. MRRILKOVBD from Boudstreet io TS, BROOLSTIMIT, HANOY 11A5, ea the let October. ISIS. The lee ?loam ( y Ma* better them ever. Sitebilabed UAL TROUSERS.--Gentlemen wbo do not mind= tag a taw Arta) for good pair of Trousers eaa apt.a material and that cans t be excelled, at KAKI TON !ad Kll.FTON:B..l:apae, 14. - . — eTt;:ibd7;pio:Ft: iiiiii ii ii rIHE MINISTERIAL ALMANAC. An elegant ALMANAC, illustrated with welbezientad Portraits of lord Pabserlgon, lQarl EUlliat, and th ha • Itfit Honourable W. K Gladstone, and containing some formation, airy Delta pats of I t NoBlBtbel 80,N. -- Rai.4Winads and Bespoke Tail Habit Makers, Woollies Beepers, Hatters, Hosiers, Boot and sad Oesonl Outtitters. - • London Rouser: Coq Intahlishment, 114, 155, 156, 157, liinories . b& 84. 65. 86, 87,88, and Si, Massie. Oxford-street Branch, 606, 607. 608. New Ostunl•street 1,2, 3, ilsrtwireet. Tottenham-court-rod Brunch, 137, 1.38, Tottenham.court-road 285, Eastowieed. Country Establishments . B►efield and Bradford, Yorkshire. SPECTAOLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, will most certainly preserve the sight. Veils cannot be made. Steel, with crystah wr pebbles, La; steel. will gains. Si. to 10a Gold sad Sliver Spectacles and 17wahlslot to great variety, at equally low prices. Harris's Prospect Olms, it.. ed. post free. THOS. HARRIS end SON, Opticians to the Royal Family, opposite the British Museum (Sates„ London. Established 1780. tbreflota—No Mandlers employed. DEAD PLANTS, Shells, Minerals, Photographs, Sewing Warldetn, &e- Mli p J. 0. STEVENS will SELL by AITOTION, at his Weak Hoeft IS, ingstreet, Coventsiordse, TO 2/31TROW. ha. It at halt--past it precisely, a COLLECTION of NATORAL HISTORY, geosistieg of dried plants, fossil wood; admirals, bottles of reptiles from Siam, Africa, Zest ladies, etc.. objects for the mivroseope, photographic views by Roger Fettles. aed other artiste, &operates of VITIOUS Idea& three sewing machines, engravings, and •• variety of =ilea. bosoms items.-011 ricer, and catalogues had. Thb day, avo, lta, TRANSACTIONS of the NATIONAL ABISOCIATION for the PICOMOTION of SOCIAL SCIIINCI,. 188 L 1850, 10a. : 5k.: len.. lb. Laden Parker, boo. aad Beam. West bread. (Stamped, Id, Ad4o=4l SWEDEN. STOCKHOLM. Jas. _l4, Simon. In the Diet to-day a proposal was laid before the deputies from the government, entailing a complete parliamentary reform. It is intended that the Swedish parliament shall henceforth consist of two chambers, the first elected by the provincial assemblies, persons only being eligible who are possessed of a consider able income ; the second by popular election, with a low standard of qualification for the elec toral franc:bias. By the adoption of this measure popular liberty and conservative intereste would he equally balanoed. The proposition was very favourably received. SPAIN. MADRID, JAN. 14. The Coatemporanco of to-day demands that Queen Christina should be permitted to return to Spain. The Diario Espanol says :—" We believe our selves able to state, from a reliable source, that Queen Christina will be allowed to return to Spain, but that the ministry will reserve to themselves the right of future action in her regard as they may consider bast for the interests of the nation." ITALY. max, JOE. 14. 'As the re-crpening of parliament upon the 28th inst. is merely a continuation et the previous ses sion, there will be no speech from the theme The Opinions of to-day publish. an article upon the speech of the French Emperor, which says : " The Emperor does not renounce the minion of France. France doss not abandon any of her prin ciples, nor reject =y id. or conquest she has made fur the establishment of • new European interne tiooal law. We believe that the sanction which the Emperor's speech gives to the peat 11111114 be received as a symbol of the future." THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. BITCHAREVT, JAX. 13. Emnita. The arms destined for the government of Servia have been removed from the territory of the Principalities. EGTPT. ALEXANDRIA, J.ur. 13. The Viceroy has placed at the disposal of France MO negro slaves. They are to be elabarked in a French war steamer, and despatched to Mexico. PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S PROCLAMATION. The following is the new Emancipation Proclama tion issued by President Lincoln at the commence- must of the present year : WASHINGTON, THONELDLY, JAL 1, 1863. PRESILANT OF THE 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.-1 Pi Whereas, oaths 22nd day of September, in the year of our Lord 1862, • proclamation was issued by the President of the United States, containing among other things the following, to wit : That on the let day of January, in the year of our Lord 1863, all persona. held as slaves within any State, or designated part of a State, the people whereof shoal there be in rebellion against the United States, shall he then, thenceforth, and for ever free ; and the Executive Government of the United Stir, including the military and navel authority thereof, will resoguise and maintain the I freedom of such persona, and will do no act or seta to repress such persons or any of them in any effort they may make for their actual freedom : that the Executive wiU,,on the first day of January aforesaid, by proclamation, designate the States and parts of States, if any, in which the people therein respec tively, shall then be in rebellion against the United States ; and the fact that any State, or the people thereof, shall on that day be in good faith repre seuted in tbeConareas of the United States by mem bers chosen thereto at elections wherein a majority of the qualified voters of such States shall have participated, shall in the absence of strong coun tervailing testimony be deemed conclusive evidence that such State and the people thereof are not then in rebellion against the United States : Now, therefore, 1, Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, by virtue of the wirer in me vested, as Commander-iu-chief of the . Army and Navy of the United States in time of actual armed rebellion against the authority and government of the United States, and as a fit and necessary war measure for suppressing said rebellion, do, on this first day of January., in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, and in accordance with my purpose so to do, publicly pro claimed for the fell period of one hundred days from the day of the first above-mentioned order, and designate as the States and of States wherein the people thereof respectiverr.r. this day in rebellion against the United States the' following, to wit : Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana—except the parishes of St. Bernard, Picqueminea, Jefferson, St. John, St. Charles, St. James, Ascension, Assumption, Terre Bonne, Lafourobe, St. Mary, St. Martin, and Orleans, including the city of New Orleans ; Mississippi,, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Ca rolina, North Carolina, and Virginia—except the forty-eight Counties designated as West Virginia, and also the counties of Berkley, Accomac, North ampton, Elizabeth City, York, Princess Ann, and Norfolk, including the cities of Norfolk and Ports mouth, and which excepted parts are for the pre sent left precisely as if this proclamation were not issued. And by virtue of the power and for the purpose aforesaid, I do aver and declare that all persons held as slaves within said designated States and parts of States are, and henceforward shall be fr ee, and that the Executive Government of the United States, including the military and naval authori ties thereof, will recognise and maintain the free dom of said persons. And I hereby enjoin upon the people so declared to be free to abstain from all violence unless in necessary self-defence, and I recommend to them that in all cases, when allowed, they labour faith fully fur reasonable wages. And I further declare and make known that such persons of suitable condition will be received into the armed service of the United States, to garrison forts, positions, stations, and other places, and to man vessels of all sorts in said service. _ And, upon this—aincerely believed to be an act of justice, warranted by the constitution—upon military necessity—l invoke the considerate judg ment of mankind and the gracious favour of Almighty God. ./n witness whereof I have hereunto set my band and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed. Done at the City of Washington this let [seal] day l of t suJ d o turir i , le in iu th d e epe y oa t e n u f o c: u o r f LT! United States of America the 87th. (Signed) ABRAHAM LLNCOLN. By the President, Wm. 11. SEWED, &Cretin Of Suite. [ Advertisement. J—C,oNgowntos : ITS ORICIIW.— Tho Report of Ur. Denis Cronin's spleutld discovery,theo iglu of Coosumptioo, the most interettlualn the his on of roedimue, lain the Outer's hands, and wUt he speedily pold ;shod The Importance of this discovery can be estimate) coltly from the fact that in Greet Britain alone SO.OOO pe,ipie manually perish from the ravages of consumptive les —2l, Tpper haymow*. Week w., counaestitAppare, ay paft. •O2ENtK LETTER PROM Mk ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN TO MRS. H. B. BTOWE. His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin has addrened the Wowing Weer to Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe: "Paton, Dublin, Jan. 6. "Deer Madam—ln acknowledging your letter and pamphlet, I take the opportunity of laying before you what I collect to be the prevailing metimeate here ea Amebae affairs. Of course there is a great variety of opinion, al may be expected in a country like cure. Some few sympa thise with the Northman and same with the Southern', but far the greater portion sympathise with neither com pletely, but lamest that each party Sunlit be making se much greater an expenditure of If. and 'property than to be compensated for by my advantage they can dream el obtaining. nose who are the lout favourable to the Northern, cow sot so from any approbation of slavery, but from sot under• mending that the war is waged in the came of abolition. It was waged, they my, tetessibly for the restoration of the Ultimo, and, is attestation of thin, they refer to the proclamation which announoed the confiscation of slam that were the property of mosesionists, while those who adhered to the Federal cause should be maeopt from inch confiscation, which, they my, did not savour much d zeal for abolition. " Many, who tare a great dislike to gamey, yet hold that the Southerns had at less* as meek sight to smear sa the Americus had erigimilly to nevelt hem Great Bribis. Arad there sre Mary who *Mk that, eossiderhe the dread. ful dirtier we have saffeeed from the mottos famine, we have shows great Icehouses is withetandieg the tempter lion to recognise the matbem state, sad break the blotch. ado. Then, again, there ase some who aim' reemeed the imesesset raiLog et Eoginad,.aod threats of a 'weave of Canada, which are poured kith in same of thohnimicas Paints. "There are many abo who omaialiw thit the present state of things cannot sooting* mush Meier if Are Coo. federates continue to bold their owns they ham done hitherto, sod that a people who shall have raidataioad their indepsodenee for two es *see years will br maw shed by the primeval Erusipeue powers. Such appears to hare bees the propedare ef the Zeropese powers in all similar caw—asch as the revolt of the. Aselo-Amsricee sod Spanisb-Arneriesn coheirs, of the Maytiaos and the Belgians. la these, sod other like 0111810 k the rule paw Melly adopted seems to lame been to • reseilm the no. ratan, not et mem but efts, a reamealder time bad him • allowed to see whether they maid aseieleas their Mir pendeses, sod this without being underserair is ham pm armed say decision either way as to theologies of the oases. I " Moreover, there are many who may that thiesegross and! people of colour are far him being kindly or *Sly treated in the northers states. An essaseipiled shwa at any• rate, has not received rod tniishig foe owning ids bread ;; by the wooed isbeer ; sad if, is eddflimitothis sad hie • being treated as an °Otani, he is imehidedi, air it is mid, • from many employment', by the refuse/ of the whit* labourers to work along with him, be willbeme gained little by taking refuge is the northern states " I have no laid befer• you the views "Alb b conceive to be most peevaleat antospi me, and for wide& I am not myself reeparibis. For the see and effieleal ammieta tics of slaves, I myself easialsior there le *anion sieved as the modem' one, which wee Lag ego moggeMed by Bishop Made. What he recommended wee an ad eivismai Rios sieves, the value to be fixed by the owner, with as option to government to purchase at that price. 9dise the slaves would be a blades to the masa and those the mast m wbo should be this moth fatalist and steadm as there fore, the best qualified for freedom ; owl it would be his interest to train his slaves to be bee labourers.and betimes- Opole them, one by me, as speedily m be couktvritia I fair, however, that the time is gone by be trying this experisomt in America—With best wishes-for the new year, I remain, dear Madam, yaws faithfully, " 10. Iliaaminv." Tex POserroe or Trim Favnes Inorair.—Tho Moe (tear of yesterday publishes a double supplentrat, and devotes more than fifty columns to a mien of the panty thin of the French Empire. The men insporinot peiseges refer to the foreign policy of the government:and el these we have already published a telegraphic summary. Under the had of '• Interieur,' there are very long reports upon the BOADOBIL the customs, the peat-office, the railways, the public 'sorb, agriculture, public instruction, the *may and navy, Algeria, and the other culosies al hem*, be. 2he posi tion of the coastry is stated to be generally " satisfactory," eotwithstanding the distress is sons departments sawed by the cotton famine. SIB 11/MEV BrLwza AND THE SUEZ CABAL— A grad public banquet wee gives at Alemodrin by English merchant.' on the 314 ult. to his Eseelleacp Sir Henry %leer, as British ambassador to the Porte. His Excel loom, in reply to hie owe health, enkirged on. the »latices of Seibold in the East, lied with considerable emphasis laboured to impress the pasty with the assume* that no fern's Interference with the indepeodence of Egypt would ever betolerated by England. His &centrum alholed but slightly to the Isthmus Coed works as a poen' of very questionable reslisation, ani betrayed an nowilliegoem to dwell unnecessarily wpm prelishilities car ealenkted to provoke feeliags el international discord or irritation THE ALABAMA AGAIN.—The Jamoimaloordian of the 24th ult. says : The (Matadors*, stommeAlabassa. Cap tain Semmes, captured the American bermes Pasker Cooks, Fulton muter. boiled from Bootee to Porten•Ptises, with a cargo of provisions, on the 30th ult., off the Monalfamage. The Alabama foe! Captain Fulton and mew midebott 360 bar rein of provisioes from the barque, and thee set her on fire. A few days after the demure of the Pasha? Cooke, the Con. federate steamer fell in with the Ainermao whoopee Unice, from Baltimore, bound to Port Eerie., with a cargo. of flour, ke.., for Messrs. A. Lindo eyd Brothers. Captaia Semmes boding by the papers of the minnow that the cargo . was the property ot British subjects did vet detain bee,. but locoed the captain to sign a bond of 1,500 dollars— Captain Falters rod the now of the barker Cooke were them . put on board the Unice for Port Maria, where they arrived. on she 16th. CUptain Felton came so thee* mil reported himself to the American Canal We learn that the Alabama laid three days off the Jona Passage, waiting for the American steamer Navy Bay." Tug Glazer EANIEBN. —Advice* by the Eta state that is consequence of thaw fag the pilot deemed. it prudent not to take the Creak Easters ore oe the :trd. saw would have New York on the 4ah if the weather cleared. up. THE OUTWARD AMERICAN Mkuh..—Tho Hambars and AMII6OIIO Compaay's steamship Salon's, C Tree/atm, smiled from Poeithamptoo yesterday fo:V al ee; Yolk deµ with the week* mails, spends of NO pr eempts from Hamburg, Haste, mad liteethompton, mid • full cargo of general merchoullem DMIPATCH or AMER/CAN A 3 CANADIAN MAIM —Yesterday the Liverpool, New Trek. and Philadelphia Steamship Company's steamer Felinhergh was despatched from Liverpool, for New York, with mail for the United Settee, together with passesre, eargo, kr. To day (Thum day) the llostreal Oars Shimmery Company's simmer Norwegian will sail from the /demi for Portland, with mails fur Canada and the United States. The box at the Liverpool poet-oflioe will be ops• for the receipt of letter% he., until 1.30 p.m., sad rid Loodooderry till 8.30 p.m. and with hie fees of Id. till 9.30 p.m. On Saturday the British sad North America. Royal mail steamer Anatesisiao will Imre LiverpoolfforiaseriVork with mails for the United States sad Bnush North America. The box at the post-odlos will be open for the reception of letters, he., until 7 o'clock a.m., and rid era till 8.30 p.m. without, and with late fees of Id. until 9.30 p.m. ACCIDENT TO TAR EARL OF ELLRNBORoCCIL— Nooday afternoon, as Lord Ellenlxaough wits leaving a @hop is the Clarence-parade, Cheltenham, to enter his sr. nage, his foot slipped. aid he fell hesrily on the /*velment, hie temple coming in contact with the flag.etone. A wound was inflicted, from which the blood Hoard freely : but his lordship declining the madame proffered by the bystanders. simply called for a cloth or stay the bleeding, and ordered his coachman to drive hon, to his mansion at Soutbbem. We am happy to say that no serious results are apprehended.—ffirminglime Daily Poet - CILYNTAL PiLACT.—ONE SHILLING DAY.—W . NINDAIL JAN. 14. Adoirdees oo payrusat, 1,277; ditto by seems tickets. itid; total, 2,915. Importing tea without opiuur ott the leaf pre vent. the Chloe.) parkin oft Infester breve Mate. as In Ow lima kinds. Ilandemue s s Tat is saseisiowl. Wenders always Mid Oka. Sold is pedals kg UN 0p0t5.....(Agmu.,4.1