The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-12 00:00:00

~ r2~ 11 N }2*V S PAPER is iFr I la t 5:11,‘ ss auaxi4 Na 5,1241 ASSENGERS for BOMBAY.—The splendid P clipper LORD RAGLAN, A 113 years, 1,300 tow barthe , loading In the Rut India Docks, will be despatched on the lath January. Sta,nincent cabin acooressodatiou. —Yoe plans and particulars apply to 1: tt I NDLAY and Co.. SS. Parliament street. ILW ,or to SLLATLY, DANK RY, and BRWELL, Leaden. lall;stnet, KC. CIA!'UTTA, calling at the Cape of Good /lope a i d netraa—MONTHLY STRAW COMMVMICATION between IAiNDON and INDIA by the magnlficent fleet of Amen" belonging to the EASY INDIA and LONDON SHIP PING COMPANY (Llinitedi —The wan-known clipper anxlllary H DASPE... 2.249 tons, 11110. horse power, 0 FL s Irft.ILSTI Comrasoder, now loading In the Yktorla (Loadonl Docks, will ken on the leth Febrnary, Inharking pawn gen at and letting Orayesend on the 20th February, for Cal cutta, calling at the Cape of flood Hope and Madras. This nismilficent ship, built esmesely for the Indian trade, has been thoroughly retitled, has trst-rate accommodation for pas sengers, and will carry SU expertencixt surgeon, also a stewardess. The average ppaauuaaggee of the last seven steamers has been ft days hours to Ma.iroo the Hyde:meg perforsted the voyage to fib days, and the last the Calcutta) In by days, beteg the shortest an record. —For freight or pare, apply to GYINDLAY aid Co., Parthintaat.etreet. S.W., the broken: ALFRED B&kTT and Co., 1 6 0, Leedenhall street, LC.: or at the OFFICICI of the COMPANY, 9, Mincing-lane, London, LC.: where Woo applies Haas far igiventmenta as midshipmen dumb] be maks. RICHARD DRAW, Mastery. Rut Intila and London Shipping Company (halted), C. Wincing-lane, OVERLAND ROUTE.—COMMUNICATION by STU!! to INDIA, AUSTRALIA. le., vU ILOYPT. The pr u niNst•LAT and 01,11,NTAIL &TRAM NAVIGATION 00/I:PANY BOOK rAmixcuras acrd mann Coco and Parcels en their London MSc* for MMUS.. Yalta, Rope, Aden, Oeylme, lladrus, Calcutta, the Straits. and China, sy their steamer, leaving Southampton on the stir and SW/ of every month; foe Gibraltar, Malta, Rapt, Aden, sad Bombay, by those of the 12th ▪ 27th of each month and for Mauritius, Reunion, Kyr George's Sound, Melbourne. and Sydney, by the steamer, leav ing Southampton on tth of every enonii—Ter farther pattleulara apply at the CoCompany's Wares. 1 10 e l RC.. Lend=; or Oriental•place, Southampton. TO BRITISH couriCUA FOR M. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Dentel—The LIVIRFOI4, NEW TOI C, and PHILADZ/2111.116TRAM-lIRIP COMPANY Land =mach. lag their fa-pewee= Clyde-bat km Screw Steemaitlpa, atlas ht Q3,0111.1..1 to cobalt rusengews and despatches. as follows WEEKLY PROM LIVERPOOL 701 417. W YORK. EDINBURGH. Wednesday, Jan_ 14, 1243 CITY OP MANCHESTER, Wednesday, Jan. 21, 1843. ETNA. Wednesday, Jan. MPb, 1853. And ovary anceaedlnß Wednesday. Odds pima% la. IT, and 21 =lse= according to the SCO36 isoadias. lamed gala's; 'minding all provision, =eked. Panesgen for Canada. the United State., and Bala Clohaselda, hooked through on very advaniageon, terms —lop Carl w particalars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 21. Water4tnest, Leopold: or to LIVM and MACEY. 61, King Wiallain-weret. City. STEAM from LONDON to BRITISH COLUM BIA.—For VICTORIA. Vascoeverit Woad. he Britian powerful screw steamship FUSI-TAKIL, A I nine years, 1.600 gut burthen. /50 horse power, A. D. DUNDAS, IN. N. Com mander, now loading in the that India Docks, Is ready for the Inspection of pa vengers, and has meltable accommodation for all dames. Will be despatched on the 20th January, was to arrive ca the opening of the mining lemon. It is intaaded to coal at Cape de Vents and Valparaiso. This vowel presents greater ad vantage to shippers of season goods sad passengers than the ticket wnlns vesseL—Apppply to A NDLISON, THOMSON, and Co., BlDlter-rourt ; to CIIARI.ICI OSWALD, 12. Owego-yard, Roshardatreet ; er be MAY sot Co, IS, lindarei-street. 11011HILLIPPS, GRAVES. and . PRILLIPPS the undermentioned first-claim eteensert ?or AY, the FY10700103, Thursday monathe catty, bum of tbe Sower. Fare (1. — FerIRRIXN,the FALK h. CONDOR. or MOW& alternately ovary Thursday. from tforaelydown, at 11 a.m.. calling at Black well Pier to receive paasenprs at nOOO. Fares LI. and 10. . N.R. Bremerhaven Is always soosssible, whilst the other Northern Ports are closed by Me. For GOTRZNBIIRO, the GUSTAF WASA, In • few days, Prom Nonelydown. Fares, (S S&. 12 IM. and Z 1 For COPICIRAORN, the NZWISBY, In • few days, from Alder alas T. Po;1 pm" to., Chaplin's Univenal Mat 1 1 17= 1 1:67 " CIAAVY.S. sad riiitLer, THE BRITISH and AMERICAN EXCHANGE BA NKIVO CORPORATION (Limited (Rstabilibed under the Companies Act, 1802, to:th Limited Liability. Capital One Sllltlen sterling. la 80,000 Slaves of £5O each. First Issue 10,000 shares. It le DOS Intended to call up more than £25 par share. (With power to the shareholders to increase the capital ) Deposit CI per share on apOicatioa, and CI per share on . Ramat. Ike Mad Boyd, keg., Dunetor of the Union Bank of London, Uplink _ _ . WNW' Junes Ferule, Bags, of the firm of Fenno Brothels and jet HYle ve at 'v , I fimq., of the be of Gilchrist, Watt, and Co., of a Ltilier&Director of the Union Bank of London. London. le, Jun., Fag., of the firm of Gllleapiea , Moffatt, sod 00., London. limy Gimp Gordon, Feq., Chairman of the Oriental Bank Cor ;tondo% London. Harold lAttledale, Nee., of the firm of T. and H. Llttled.de and UverpooL Inman IL. Neill, Hay., of the firm of Neill Brothers and Co., liaaebester._ Thornaaieea, Seq., of the firm of IL and T. Woodard and Co., Liverpool. WiMem Arcola, gig., of the firm of Cavan, Lubbock, and Co., London. . . _ SornuelStitt, Eq., of the flan of Stitt Brothers and Co., Liver pooL IMMIX& London—The Union Bank of London. Liverpool—The Bask of England. Ilancheeter—The Beak of England. India and Chlue—The (*foetal Beak Corporation. London—Lawn.eollarlil and Hons. Lsrarpoo—Hems. lleacber and Hull. aauanas. London—Sheppard*, Telly, and Allcard, Thresdnsedleatreet; J. and J. Whitehead, 3, Moctegate meet. Lherpool—Florstall and Addison. Temporary OHlecs-6. Nemesia's-mut, Cornhill, London Illddletoo.ba ILunstord-street, LirerpooL The Brblab and American Exchange Banking Corporation ;Li mited; Is formed for the purpose chiefly of dealing in exchanges —a . business which, excepting with British tariaeasions. 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 as the vastly extended coin soiree of the present day demands. This Is particularly the ease In the trade between England and America. and it is proposed that this Corporation shall commence It. operations by the snob- Bailment of ao agency is .New York. The profitable nature of Exchange business Is well known, especially that with the American States, and althoogb the profit Is at present greater than can be calculated upon In ordlnmyeers, there is generally a much larger muffin than is usually Muhl remunerative by bankers. The purchase and sale on commis akin of aseurlties in Now York and London, the destines In which amount annually to many millions sterling, and the re. salttances of Interest and dividends, will afford other sources of pone' The Practice now become very general of attaching bills of ladiug to bills of exchange aa collateral enmity. render, ex change operations more than usually safe, whilst the shipment of gold involves warmly any rink whatever. The shipments of prudery and specie from New York Moue for the pad year have amounted to nearly forty million. sterling. width. average of several years has not been much less. There Is thus a very extended cold for the operation, of the corpo ration, and the futilities which it will afford, both In this or ntry and America, must tend to promote, and still ,srther to extend. the commercial and monetary transaction' between the two countries. The Same remarks are applicable to other places In which the establishment of agencies is contemplated. A. Lune business is also anticipated hetwist America and the Ports In ladle sad China which will be carried out in co ope• nalon silk the Oriental Bank Corporation. The success of Joilit•Stuck Banks dealing In Excitanga is evi denced by the pre"cni. quotations of t h e shares of the under. Imenstoned Companies : and it Is somewhat remarkable that the Joint-Stock principle has not yet ham adopted In the American trade, lin:ting a wider dold for Its profitable operation Ord ro ti g s t wil r part of the world. Prommit Penn. 69 to 71 49 „ 61 49 „ 61 !If 14.41. k of Australasia Paid-up. New Mouth W a k e le Onion of Autmlia Louden Chartered of Andra* Oriental 64 rarstifited lierried ............ " India •• 96 Lek of , Leaden. and (Atha 145 41 Ottoman2o 31 „ Colon . tri 41 „41 - The Corperation will have anon book la London and Liver pool. - a r c h r e enT i r tri;i4f.arfmt‘he n sh d ar e :n " ri T d i gl e i ' s m it *n n!• e ay t i el 2 tO the mums& of their respective shares. No promornm money will be given for originating the under • taking, and the preliminary expenses will he strictly confined to inch an are indispensable. Applications for thane may be addreued in t h e annexed form to the Directors . or g4ll the Doduen of the Corporation . and copies of the proem ctn., may be obtain e d upon application I° them, nr to the &diction, or at the Loudon nod Liverpool Offices of the Corporetiou. FOP, or APTLICATIOW Ina SHARISS, To be retained by the Bankers. So. T. the Directors of the !knish and American Exchange Banking Corporation Limitrd Gentlernen,--ilaring laud to your bankers the sum of e hr-Urz a Arposit .4 Li oer +hare on own in the Above Culpurattuu. I hereby request that you will allot me that num ber. NW ISM.' to become a m em b er o f th e Corporation In re• ono t , rf Inch Mares. or In re a pe c t o f an y Ins number you may allo4 me. tad to exocate the articles of mauelation when re .non• I and f request that my nam- may he placed on tho re tau, r of merunrs fur the shares so ea tied. Same to full Besidemes Pretension or Waimea Date 10ZIAIPS (*PARINI MIME, successfully r triad I a Um Perla mod Lades HoegHAW molar the care of tf.....--. Ma ' C.Thidir • 11 .7.1. raiser sad laver Clark lee, 144 M, • cam le sa average a es 4.1 a. Maw la mart or chords Moamar —4e 44. par bestir hy Peet 119 . &Lai C. James, grandiabomier 49, Maymarkot. lemlaa. THE CONTINENTAL BANK CORPORATION (Limited). To he established ander the " Companies Act, 111132;' whereby the Liability of each Shareholder Is limited to the amount of hie shares. Capital £1,000,000. in 10,000 shares of 0100 each. 'Vint fuse, 6,000 Shares. Deposit EA per share, with a further pat meat of ,C 2 per share on allotment. It la not contemplated to ;dr up more than £25 per Jure, and no call shall exceed C. 5 per Share. DI RUTUREL ...... Paul Brof, Rag., e , , Thread.edie.street, London. William W. Cargill, Roi., Director of the Oriental Bank Cor poration. James B. Cumming. Esq., Messrs. Cumming. Beaver, and Co., London and Blngapore. Thomas H. Ciladatow, , Mesas. John Gladstone and Co., White Lion-court, CornhilL Women H. Godefrek Req., Messrs. De Mattos and Godefrol, Copthall-court. William J. Maxwell, Req., Director of the National Provincial Bank of England. The lion. Roden Nod, Chandoostreet. Careadishuquare. Hobert A. Routh, Esq.. Deputy Chairman of the English and Australian Coppw Company. Vincent B. Broadotreet. ninon, Pp., Marra Raison, Trittoa, and Co., Old Richard B. Wade, Req., Director of the National Provincial Bank of England, 8A2111139. Warm Barclay, Bevan, Triton , and Co., SC Lombard-street, LC. The National Provincial Bank of England at Its vallons branebea — "emu—Mews. Wilkinson, Stevens, and Wilkinson, Nicho- LC. Blocin—Nown. Hichena, Harrison, and Co.. 21, Thread __ needle-4nel. 880RM47 Climplig, Meg. Temporary inees-90, Canon skeet KC The spplicatlon of the Joint stock principle m banking and exchanges, under the control and general management of boards of directors In London, ►aa proved so eminently enecental to the British Colonies and dependencies. mon particularly in the Last and West Indies, that it is deemed expedient to introduce that system Into the Continent of Europe, with which our corn. rosrclal intercourse is now so great as to demand additional facliitin and safety to support of our mutual monetary trams. acllOna lisniung on the English system, and with English capital, has already been applied. with success, to foreign countries in the in stances of the Ottoman Bank as regards Turkey, and the Bank of Egypt In Egypt, both conducted under royal charters of Wear poratioa. Other companies have more recently been estabiished with similar objects, under the Limited Liability Act. The directors propose to take powers to apply for a special charter for this Rana . In the limits of a preepectus it la impound, to enter into full details, but andel statistics are avallsble to show the incresas In the totals of our imports and expo. to of merchandbe with the principal countries of Central Europe. between the yearn 1855 and 1861, which may be briefly given thus—with France, from 17 to 36 millions: with Germany, from 16 to 19 millions: with Hol land, from II to 19 millions. with It►ly, from 5 to @millions; and with Spain, from 6 to 8 millions sterling. It may be useful to recall the fact, as stated by the Chan,willor of the Erchequer, that the export trade between England 491 France alone, which, before the recent international treaty, averaged, in the two years preceding the treaty, only 89,402,000 par ►nnnm. has, In the first year of the treaty, surpassed 3111,000,000 "—an bacreaae which alone has made up for the tens porter loss of the American market. In a Bank like the present, bullion operations form a neces easy and meat Important feature, inure particularly with Frame, Ile yeaft average of oar dealings with which, In gold and sil ver, Is a6oat SO millions sterling; the Moines. originating In these vast known wealth. transaction. has, hitherto, been enjoyed by a few Criss of The Ownlineatal Bank Corporation has for its object to faci litate the easemerelet sad financial business between the Pelted Kiwiom sad the Ifiregman Continent, and to carryout on an ex teneire scale operations In bullion and etchings : and it is con fidently anticipated that, by extending to importers and ex. porters accommodation on en enlightened and liberal scale, a large of such business w ill be secured to the present The He n sel niece of the Bank will be In London, and the first Branch will be established In Paris . not only on amount of the magnitude of oar dealings with that city, but because It is a greet financial centre, second only to Lon don. Polls takes from Landon the greater portion of the gold imported foto fingland, end furnishes Is return the balk of our vast demands of silver for the East. Other branches or agencies trill be established In other chief Mks of the continent, at each tines and in such order ma the progress of the Bank may justify. Arraagementa are matured to secure the services of gentlemen olmai sees.f large experience to conduct the foreign department of the The Bank, In addition to ordinary banking operations, wiU conduct all the business of exchange agents. It will Import and export gold and diver. Purchase approved hills of exchange, coupons, notes, fic. Undertake foreign financial sgencirm Orant drafts on ita various agencies, and bane circular notes. Buy and sell foreign stocks and shares on commission. Applications for shares most he made in the annexed form, accompanied by a deposit of El per share. If no allotment be made to the applicant, the deposit will he returned without de duction : and, if a leas number be allotted than is applied for the surplus will be placed towar.ls the payment on allotment. Prospectuses and forms of application for shams may be obtained at the temporary office*, and from the brokers of the Company. ?...IUI OF AM/CATION FOR SHARES. To the Directors of the Continental Bank Corporation !Limited;. Gentlemen,—Having paid the nun of as a deposit of £1 per shareou shares in the Continental Bank Corporation (Limited', I request you will allot mu that number of shares, and I hereby scree to accept the same, or any less number which may be allotted to me and I agree to be come a mamba of the Company, subject to the memorandum and articles of sasociatlow. Name in fun Profession et bustoess Address Dated the day of 1 fini. The above form, when filled up, to be lett with the Bankers ow payment of the deposit. THE BRITISH and FOREIGN MARINE IN81:11tANC1 COMPANY (Limited;. Incorporated under the Companies Act, 1862, which specially limits the liability of each ftartholdm to the amount of WI . Shares. Capital 41,000,000, in 60.000 shares of L.TO each, with power to increase to 42,000,000. Mfg tames 24000 guns. Deposit, on application, 41 per sham and Al on allotment. Archibald Boyd. Director of the Calms Bank of London, London. Francis C. Braun, of Blessig, Baum. and Co., Liverpool Thomas Chilton, of Holderneas and Chilton, Prewdent of the Chamber of Commerce, Liverpool Prwacia Anderson Clint, of Clint and Co., Chairman of the Ship owners' Association, Liverpool. Charles B. Colchester, of Colchester and Moaner, London. William James Penile. of Pernie Brothers and Co., Liverpool. Arthur Bower lorwood, of Leech, Harrison, and Forwood, Liverpool Li Peter George Heyworth, of Heyworth, Pearce, and Bataan,Bataan,verpool. Thomas Harrison, of Thomas Harrison and Co., Liverpool. Thomas Kendall, of Kendall Brothers, U Edward lawmen, of Z. Lawrence and Co.. George ad Lye.% Mill and Co., London. Andrew Maleemson, et J. and D. Malcom on and Co., Liverpool. Robert kfaxemil. of A. Y. and E Hat wen, Lir George M. Papayanal, of ?amend Brothers Liverpool. John Park, of Williams, Park, and Co.. Charles K. Printout, of haw, Trenholas, and Co., liverpool John Ravenscrott, of W. and J. Bavenscrott and Co., Chairman of the North and South Wales Dank. Liverpool Jarnes Sea right, of Jams Starlight and Co., London. Samuel Stitt, of Stitt Brothers and Co., Liverpool Thomas Wilkinson Tetley, of Hollinshead, Tetley, and Co., Liverpool. Thomas Stenhouse, Director of the Chartered Mercantile Bank -- of Jolla, Re, Loudon. Aenry Threitall Wilson, of H. T. Wilson and Chambers, Liverpool. soLiereons. Messrs. Fletcher and doll • Liverpool. Monica. nun and Arnie., Mlnclog.lane, London. nitoE6ll.l. _ _ . _ London—Mama. Laurence, don. and Pearce, Auction Mart, IC. ilverpool—Measra. Thomas Miley and Son& Messrs 0. and T. Irvine. SARKIS-4. The Vales Dank M Loodwi. London. The Vales lank of Liverpool, LlverpooL Temporary Mine of the Company—ff. Cook-street, Liverpool: N. Lothbury, London. KC. Notwithrtanding that several new Marine Insurance Com panies have been eftabliatted within Ina lad few years, It is generally recognised that the means of effecting marine laser. anew are not sufficient to meet the increasing expansion of trade, insurers being now driven to effect their Insurances in remote towns in the provinces, la Ireland and Scotland, end OU the Continents of Europe and America. The actual price of shares In the existing Marine Insurance Companies demonstrates clearly that the business is highly re munerative. . . . Of the compaolcs one only has been established In Liver pool, and It has a lre ady secured a very large and lucrative bust .. More than half the exports and Imports of the kingdom pass through the port of Liverpool. and there is no douln, therefore, that another company having ita chief offices is Loudon and Liverpool will meet with ample support. Under these circumstances the British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company has been established. The business of the Company will he confined to the issuing of reticle. on Freight end Goods only, and it is expressly provided, as *fundamental element in the constitution of this Company, that no insurance shall be effected on the ships themselves Ihe principle of limited liability, as applicalile to Insurance companies, came Into operation during the month of November last. The Directors, observing that, in Winking and other im portant cosunereial enterprises, limited liability has met with universal favour, have adopted it us an unalterable principle In the present undertaking. The Directors, therefore, express the greatest confidence In the success of this Company. Stich provision has been made by the Directors for the pre- Bodnar expenses as will secure the Company against paying any u mosey. A Copy of the Articles of Association lies at the Offices of the Company for Inspection. The Prospectuses sod Forms of Applicalon for Shares may be obtained of the Brokers of the Company. ApplinUmis far shares to be addressed to the Directors; but no application will he considered sinless s pay recut has oven mole to the Bankers of the Cum ray of It per share, on the number of shares applied for. This sum will be returned if no allotment is made to the applicant. PORE OF •PPLICATTOII FOR MURIA, To he ertsined Dry the Banker. TO TOR DILOCToRA or rI4IBRITUR AND FoRRION RLRLIR DlBURslicli Wirral/ I•iloited;• Gentlemen,—Haring paid to your bankers the sum of L bele( a deposit of Al per share on shams in the atoms Compost I hereby request that you will allot me chat number. sod I ayes to becomes member o. the Company In respect of such shares, or In respect of ally leas number you may allot me, and to execute the articles of association when required and request that my name may be placed op the register of members is, the shares so allotted. _ - Fame In full Profession or burrow Dote LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12, 186.3. THE LIBRARY COMPANY (Limited), for Ms Circulating of Ingista litmeigia and Colonial Lite. mar& Slagle Subscription Halt-44°1nm per annum. A UM of the Books in circulation (which Incladee every work of impo„-tance and popularity of the prowat and previous Seagate, a‘nd all other information, can be had, postage tree, 00 application. - TUNS Or SITIMICILIITION. Yearir. Half-yearly. Quarterly. One 10 6 Two Volumes Three Volume, Fire Volumes Ten Volumes.. 0 1 15 0 1 0 Twisty Volumes 5 0 2 15 0 1 lb The trade scale is specially liberal, and allows 100 volum s for Alt per annum net. Bebeetipeicos rams be paid before books can be despetched. —By order, FRANK VOWLIR, Secretary. Central Offices, *5, Tail-mall. B,W. THE LIBRARY C Uhl rAil Y tlauellet). No Work of general frame le, ea any pretext whatever, excluded from the collection. pin LIBRARY COMPANY (Limited). 1. The tofu wlag Is a LINT at the Compaars TOWN, SUBUSBAN, sad PlOnercum DEPT. IRE LIBRARY COMPANY (Limited). T 6. BAYEWATER DEPOT b at tar. EMCEE. TT. Labaterrareaas. Upper lbargarkillrageb, W. _ _ _ _ TITS LIBRARY COMPANY (Limited). The BLOOMSBURY MA ROSS ULM DMOT Is at J. P. SHAW asdCo.'a, 27,8outesseptearow. eare.W.C. PBX LIBRARY COMPANY (Li m it e d). I. The BRIXTON DEPOT Is at Mr. EDMOND'S, A. Catomer elal-place. "FUN le 'BSA /FT 00-111 PANY (1.6.46(1), JL TM MTV DOT is UM/ars. DAVID sad C0...' 1, Ma leak Corablll. N.C. quiz LIBRARY COMPANY ( Limited). A. The CLAPHAM DZPOT bat Kr. BENS" Me Pavement, Claphinammsen, S. E LIBRARY COMPANY (Liwite . d) ; Tye CRYSTAL PALACI DITOT la at Ream f WILT 1 1 end LLOYD'S, Matloway Court, Crystal Iralses THE LIBRARY COMPANY (Limited). The HACKNEY DEPOT Is at Mr. PHILLIPS'S, A Muth street, THE LIBRARY COMPANY (Limit e d). • TM 119.11111111M1T11 MOT ls et lir. I.T. ?AGNS, 0. Astigel-row, ILlagireet, W. pine LIBRARY COMPANY (Limited). 1. The ISLINGTON DEPOT f. .t Yr. WARM, 24, Upper- N. rrHE LIBRARY COMPANY (Limit e d). 1 The KENNINGTON mad BTOCEMILL MOT le at AL SIMPSON& 3, Deathly-plat* Clapham-rem& & rIIHE LIBRARY COMPANY (Limited). -IL The IL lINS/NOTON DEPOT Is at Mr. WINT/Lll, T en . , fugismyeek Zeudntra W. MHZ LIBRARY COMPANY (Launuid). I. The 111.111 VIN DEPOT D at Mr. EAILIIES, 7. Yaw• clostorterraor, S.W. rilliK LIBRARY COMPANY (Limited). Tee MAIDAWILL DIPOT la at lir. DOLLING'S. at. 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TM bLIMWORD MOT la at Mr. GAINIITHS*B, beat. N. 'TIME LIBRARY COMPANY (Limited). TM bIRMINO RAY DEPOT is at Mr. EKNIT WEIOIIIII. Temple-bindles; Now-strast. MBE LIBRARY COMPANY (Limited). 1 The BRIGHTON DEPOT Is et H. sad C. TRIACHRIrd, Northaireed No 44 and 48, Instatreea. THE LIBRARY COMPANY ( Limited). The BRISTOL and CUJTON DEPOT Is et Mr. BING. RABB, 8 and 9, Breadatreet. ►LIBRARY COMPANY (Limited). I. T. DULY ST. mamma miter U at Werra JACKSON Sad mows. MHZ LIBRARY COMPANYL (Limited). _a. na CAMBRIDGE DEPOT Is M Yr. PY.W•NrKIq et. Amtraveratesea THE LIBRARY COMPANY (Limited). TM CANTSILBURY MOT Is al W. ASHENDENII. Mersarr-lars. rip z LIBRARY UUMPAINI V tuuintago. Two CHILTINSAY DEPOT it at vr. T. I. ZATON'S. TIRE LIBRARY COMPANY (Lu n it e d). J. The CHIRTHICY and °dn./INCH DIGPOT is at 11r. R. H. 1.41.Z1N1C, County Ilishes adios, litertary. THE LIBRARY COMPANY (Limited). TIN DERBY DEPOT is at Maass% BLUM IC sad SOWS, Irossissio. rrHE LIBRARY COMPANY (Limited). 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The Diritto of to-day publishes an address of the new Roman committee of action to Garibaldi, in which the presidency of the committee is offered to him. The same paper publishes Garibaldi's reply to this address, wherein he accepts the presidency, anttr,'lttneflitbe Wm Metal. of tburferinsr committee, asks the Romans to listen more to his counseh and to place confideoce only in themaelves. The Opinion of to-day, publishes an article under the heading of " A Loan," which shows that although the financial position of the Government would permit it to adjourn the Loan until 1864, yet political considerations will oblige it to ask imme diately from the Chambers authority to contract it at an opportune moment. • The transmission of this telegram from Turin occupied 34 hours. THE COMMERCIAL TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE AND ITALY. FRANKFORTON-THE.MAINE, JAK.II. The Europa of to-day announces that the nego tiations between France and Italy respecting the treaty of commerce will be resumed, and that a single conference will be sufficient for preparing it for definitive signature, all difficulties having now been removed. ROMX. MARSEILLES, JAK. 1L Letters received here from Rome state that the trial of three Poles, accused of being agents of the revolutionary committees of Loudon and Warsaw, had terminated. In default of sufficient evidence against them they would only be expelled from the country. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, J•x. 11. Count Redeen, the new Prussian envoy to St. Petersburg, Lea been received to-day by the Km peror in private audience. The Austrian minister, Count Thean, and the Turkish minister, Khalil Bey, have returned to St. Petersburg. PUBLIC PZELING LA GREECE. We learn from a Greek journal of the lit inst. that upon the arrival of Mr. Elliot at Athens the Public Opinion Club at once determined to send a deputation to congratulate him upon his arrival. The President of the club accordingly wrote the fol lowing letter to the English envoy : Eieellency,—The Publit:Opinion Club, of which I bare the honour to be presidest, wishing to send your excel lency a deputation to express to you its sympathy, and that of the 'stint:heck patios, with Priace Alfred, has requested me to ask you at what hoer you could receive it to-morrow. I treat you will be good enough to inform me, end that you will accept the assurance of my distinguished consideratico, (Signed) Azaarastro 001:DALL. _ _ _ Mr. Elliot replied iti the following triton : Sir,—l will receive with much plower, ronraslf and the other gentlemen to-morrow, towards noon, if that time will suit you. (Signed) Hamm ELLIOT. A. Geodes, Presidentof the Public Opinion Club. On the following day the deputation presented itself at the appointed hour, and was received by Mr. Elliot ; Mr. Scarlett, and the admiral in com mand of the English squadron at the Pireus, being present. Mr. Elliot thus replied to the address : I sincerely thank you for the sentiments you have =- premed towards my country, Prince Alfred, and myself ; bet I deeply regret that at this moment your wishes and those of your country cannot be accomplished Farmer treaties between England, France, and Russia., which bare recently been renewed formally, forbid us to comply with throes wishes. To show you, however, to what extent we there in the desires of the 11=100, I will anomie' to you that, although we feel that an English prime will not rule over Greece, we cede, nevertheless, not to its future King, but to the Greek nation, the Seven Islands, ma the condition that the King elected by the nation can be accepted also by England. I much regret to announce news to you which is agree- able neither to myself nor to your nation, but the treaties of the protecting powers of Greece impose this duty upon me. Turn your attention, therefore, elsewhere. You are free to select any prince you plume who is not excluded by treatise. But I recommend to you Prince Ferdinand, father of the King of Portugal. To this speech the President of the deputation replied as under : It is with regret that we hist this DOM, although we ac cept with gratitude the cession offered us ; we, nevertheless, snore your excellency that Greece is more is need—at all events just now—of an boooanble and sincerely coostitu- Lionel prince than of an increase of territory. Great Briton', above every other royal dynasty, honours and respects the constitutional system. Besides, your excellency knows that it is no easy matter to transfer the unanimous attention of an entire people to a prince whom it had sot previously thought of, sod I much fan that this refusal will occasion serious troubles, not only in Greece, but throughout all the Fiat. Mr. Elliot replied : Whoa we know our danger, we can, if we are prudent, prevent it, The maintenance of order depetuli, therefore, upon your ability, and that of your nation. To this the presideut of the deputation replied : Hitherto we have afforded Hurope sufficient proofs of ou r ability and of our desire to maintain order ; but the present coojuncture and this unexpected refusal fill us with grave fears. " May Divine Providence avert all dangers," aaid Mr. Elliot, in reply; and the interview came to an end. _ _ At eleven o'clock on Sunday morning the officers of the N►tioual Guard, headed by their com mander, who resigned the previous day, hail an interview with Mr. Elliot, in order to express to him the desire of the inhabitants of the capital to obtain Prince Alfred for King. Mr. Elliot replied in the following terms : I cannot conceal the truth. The voice of my natio% like that of the Greeks, is without appeal ; for it I. already as accomplished fact. Dishiud will cease to cutertain its noble sentiments towards Crocco, but it CLDUOt accept the homier offered to it. According to the journal from which the above is translated the leading supporters of Prince Alfred are but little discouraged by the tone of the English envoy. They are Mill resolved to maintain the can didature of the Prince, and to semi, if need be, a deputation to London iu rapport of their wishes,. The cession of the lonian Islands attracted little attention, public opinion being entirely absorbed in the more important questions connected with the selection of the future Kiss of Groom [TWOPENCE AMERICA. By the arrival of the Scotia we have news from New York to the 31st December, The New York Herald of the 29th December says : Tl Backe frifeditke arrived palely at New Orleans on the lath instant, when insane' Beaks seenneed the com mend al the department of the Gulf, recently under the chirp of General Butler. The State of Texas bag been added under the new regime. On the 16th inst. General Banks issued a general order announcing the fact that he had assumed command of the department, and also a proclama tion to the people of the South-west, promising, among other things, the enjoyment of all privileges which a beneficent government can confer eon &latently with public safety. General Butler delivered a parting address to t►s army, in which he congratulate* them ler havuig restored order and quiet in the city el New Orleans, fur having aided in feeding the famishing wives and children of their enemies, for having checked pestilence and disease, and re plenished the public treasury with half a million of money. It is believed that au important command is tharseld-ia to be edisred hr General Bather. General Beaks lost no time in commencing war like operations. On the 16th December he de spatched a fleet and a strong force to Baton Rouge, the capital of Louisiana, then occupied by the Confederates. The plan: was garrisoned onlff by a few troops, who retired upon the advance of the gunboats. Federal troops under General Grove were then landed, and the stars and stripes heeded on the State ham The New York Herald of the 30th Dec. says : We learn by &getable frs Meese et the 29$ .*hat the Oahe lest which -seeded the Itheimippi knee Orleans had advanced as he es Port Bodees, which paw bad fallen into the Made of our troops. That aleetonte then at a p...int only 12 miles below Vicksburg. This ru mour was current in Memphis, and the Vicksburg Ini. of the 18th coufirms the story of the advanas. It b pebble that this mortar may bare refereece the =pullet* . sent by General Beaks to Baca Rouge. Some doobt, how ever, hangs over the remainder of the Wary eoecertiog Port Hudson and Vicksburg. Our latest data from Baton Rome are to the 19th, sue day later than the statement of the Vicksburg pains. Our oorreepondest makes no mention of as advance be yond that point, although he 111801.110011 that the rebels tit Port Hudson wsrs antkipatiog an attack, sad had fortiNd it impounds. General Banks has lbw imued the following : lisadquartersol the Departmesa of ths Gulf, New Orleans, Dec. 18. All public rtes of property out aerwantelthe United States are suspended aril further orders.—By oommand of Ifsfor-Creeral Beaks., Theme proclamations had been well received by the Secesaioniste of the town. During a discussion u to future movement Geueral Banks is reported to have said :—" Gentle. men, we shall never return u we tame," pointing down the Mississippi, " and we are uut going to Texas." The Washington correspondebt of the New York Herald nays : The forthcoming meows of Governor Seymour is looked fer with anxiety by all parties here. It is ended that strong appeals have been made to him to avoid aeytbiog iotianima. tory M that document, which i• regarded u the her note of opposition. There are rumours that the foreign representatives here are waiting for it with intense tntarest NI as essential preliminary to their future conduct towards this government. Great tipper beesione mew expressed that the Ist of Jaseary will bring with it not only the President's emancipation proclamation, but also propositions for intervention from abroad. It it believed that the emancipation proclamation will paw tieulorim the State and puts cif the State in which emits cipation is to be declared, mad also those States in which it is to be suspended. There sppinre to be some difficulty, and it is not improbable, therefore. that the operation of the proclamation will be suspended temporarily in regaad to some Border Stases. It is stated in financial circles that a telegram' bad been sent to New York advising that the Semi tary of the Treasury had coneented to a further imue of 200,000,000 dole. worth of treasury notes. The Federal government has announced its in tention of providing a suitable convoy for the Cali fornian steamers. ban Francisco; advice. to the 29th state that trade was dull. The agent of the steamship com pany refused to deliver the freights received per Constitution, until the consignees gave bonds.. to indemnify the company against the loss they weitild sustain in ease Captain Semmes, of the Alabama, should recover the booths which he exacted from the Aria. Thirty Indians have been executed in Minnesota for the atrocities lately committed by them. Advice, received from Savannah state that nine steamers were expected to arrive there from Stein, specially to look after the slave traders. General Stuart's cavalry, numbering 1,300. man, with a battery of flying artillery, crowed the Poto mac at Point of Rocks on the 30th, and is in Maryland. He is believed to be moving on Frederick, and to intend destroying the bridge over the Monocacy. The Federals are mowing to intercept him. General Rosencranx has driven the Confederates into Murfreesboro, Tennessee, where a battle ap pears imminent. lu Arkansas tho Federals have crow,ed the Boston Mountains and attacked the Confederates at Van Bureu, capturing several steamers, and diving the Confederates across the river. The Vew York Times asserts that the Federal government is determined to suspend the exchange 'of ouunnissioned ofbcers with the Confederates until President Davis explains the intentions of his retaliation proclamation. The laws, making duties payable in cis, will not be changed. The Union Democratic Association has passed, resolutions, requesting the State of New Jersey to. call a convention of free and loyal slave States, to. meet at Louisville in February, to adopt wee.- sures to stop the war. New Jersey is also to request President Lincoln's permission to sendeota missioners to the disloyal States to solicit them to meet in this convention. President Lineolc, is further to be requested to declare an armistice Isiah thaw States which accept the call to the 0"1. vention. MEXICO. NEW YORK, Dec.3o. News received here from Vera Cruz to the 10th instant announces that General Five) , had oseapied important positions leading to Puebla, sad was preparing fur an early advance. The inhabitants of Mataseoras received the French cordially. Miramon eapported t►e French. The Mexican Congress had issued a manifesto against the French invasioa, urging rieistance to the last extremity. It wax reported at Havanuah that the schooner Oreto, with a crew of 100 men, had escaped from Mobile. THR OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL.—The Royal Nail steamship Arabla arrived at Queeastown at 10 cm. yesterday, embark. d the ma/ s, Passearia.u d "r ams, and proceeded fee Halifax aad Boston at 4 p.m. All well. TBe EX-QU'ZN OF Nemo'. —The non-official pert of the Gnra,4,u Cartle contains lie following:—•' For some time past malevolence has been circulating all kinds of rumours se to thecae.* of the residence of the Queen of Naples at Augsburg. We shall sot be expected to point out one by on. the incorrectness of thaw erroneous rumours, but we most declare that cer feisty her Majesty would hasten to return to her august husband. if • long and fatiguing journey at the present season awl after going through a treatment of the baths Did hot present such In couveniesees as to induce her merlital a u se d sa t t o oppose