The Express. — London, England, 1864-02-08 00:00:00

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Mega of Newman* Tuesday; Tharadak and Ulu , da irillOßßOW EVENING (Todaday% February Y. FAUST (la Easitek. Lemmena-Sherrlagton, Taalnl , and Florence, Locke; esatley, Marched. Nook. and Mar Boma& Concluder—Slow ASPlTL—Coinmeaceat Ilght o'clock. Box.olllce of the Theatre open daily Tickets Cab at Ileum Chappell and Co.'a 50, New ftadwanw.t. TELEGRAPHIC INTLUGIENCE. Prussian shipping, all Daniel' shipping shall be a&ed in 'Prussian ports. Count Reverters boa been appointed Austrian Civil Commissioner for Slesa lg. P ABLIAMBIiTARY BUS' N MOU I 6 OF COMMONS. NOTICES OF nonage AND iltriken OP THE DAY FOR THE Zll3OlllO Winn. MONDAY, kb. & ORDICRES OF TILE DAY. Lords Commissioners' specTh to b, considered : Sir John Law reoce's Annuity Continuenos—momilbee shoreupen. NOTICES OF )LOTION& Mr. W. E. FOUTS:A—To ark the Under Secretary ed State for Foreign Attain whether it be lee that the town of Foochow, in China, baa been taken twice th. I iephies by helpof her MaJany's °teems employed by the imp. 1 . 1011,01 with the sanction of bar Majesty s government; whets r oW. the imperialist' were aided by auppnes from her Malady'. anemia; sod *loaner the town thus taken was delivered over to pillage and ILOS,acre by the imperialist troops notwitlemanding the protest, and contrary to the pledge of the British °Ober to wmuna.l . and if No, whether any and what steps have beta taken by her Majesty's government to withdraw their maistance to the Ft:kin government. Mr. Witten—To ask the Chancellor of the Y.:chequer whether be b sware that it has been found necearry in some cues to meet to a voluntary rate In order to provide for the collection of the income to by parocbtal onteers: and whether be will consider the propriety of adopting • more regular system. Lord HAAS—To sob the Coder liewastary of Mate for I'M*. Alfares several questions relative to the state of idfairs in China The CIUdICILLOI of the I.Y . itkinett—ln committee of the whole house to move that leave be given to bring in a bill to allow the making of malt duty free to be used In feeding cattle. The CH•11011.1,1 Of the tacniirost—Blit to alter and amend the laws relating to the collection of the bad tax, assessed taxes, and income tax. air G. Glay—Bill to amend the Act and uM. in- Muted "An Act for making further provision foe the manna wont and maintenance of Insane Prisonere." The Arronsrei-Ginnnkm. for Lemma. —Bill to amend the Laws relating to conveyancing, specie' pleaders, and draugtitainen in equity practising in Ireland, Mr. M. Oiloon—Select committee to consider the best method of dolling with the railway schemes propoted to be sanctioned within the Lindh of the metropolis by nab to be intredmied it the present seadon, and to report their opinion whether any. and II any, what schemes should not be proceeded with during the present session:—Mr. Muer Gibson, Lord Stantei 6 l4r a . Massey, Colonel Wilson Adieu, and Mr. Herbert. message be sect to the Lords to acquaint their lordships that this house bath appointed a committee, consisting of eve members, to join with • committee of the Lords "to consider the best method of dealing with the runway ethane' proposed to be sanctioned within the Wilts of the metropolis by bills to be introduced in the present session. and to report their cedillas whether any. and if any, what schemes should not be proceeded with during the present see sion ;" and to request that their lordships will be pleased so of appo thisint en equal number of lords to be yolued with the nietabem house. Mu M. 00901.—That standing order No. 172 be suspended, ea regards petitions for railway bill. authorising the constructico of all works within the lignite of the metropolis and that no petition for any such 1411 be pressntd so this - house until the day after the report from the select committee on Maley Schemes (Metropolis:" shall have been laid upon the table. Mr. tubnima—Ben to =mad the law relating to future judgment/. statutes. and recognise:look Mr. H. Lewin—Tint no railway or other bill affecting the streets or thomeghlans of the metrowlis be read a second time until ten days after reports on the Whole of ouch bills be laid before this hawse train the Board of Trade sod their engineer, and also from the Metropolitan Board of W orks and their en gineer. General Pwll3,—Addrees foe oopy of a letter addressed to the Judge Advocate-General by William Vernon Harcourt, Kai, with remarks en the reply of the prosecution in the late COWS. Craw mart iley.al held at Aldershot on the Dist of LieutemotColonell it,. T. Marna—That the report of the engineer of the Metro -1 Board of Works upon the Metropolitan Railway and this other schemes of the present session be laid upon the table of bows. Mr. etaaerf—Select committee to inquire and report whether it is expedient that railway companies shall be authorised, and, if so, upon what mentitiosui, to construct or enlarge, purchase or take on lease. Of otherwise appropriate, any dock, pier, harbour. or Gm, or to acquire, provide, and me any stews vessels for the conveyance of goods and passengers, or to apply any portion of their capital or revenue to other objects distinct from the undertaking of a railway company. TUESDAY, Fa 9. NOTIONS OS MOTIONS. Mr. Berfon—Kagosizea—To move the following resolution ; Tint lab house. while only Imputing to Admiral Kuper a ruts coliceeMon el the duty Imposed on Woe, deeply regrets the burning of the town of Heimann', as being contrary to those =of war which prevail among chinned nations, and to It Is the duty and policy of this country to adhere. Mr. DOlbutt—Begistratlon of County Voters—acted com mittee. eh F. KeLLY—BIII to amend an act of the session of the 11th and Ink years of her Majesty chap. re, to provide a further appeal ID criminal mass. anefor that further amendment of the administration of the criminal law, Mr. Newnioars—Alli for the communities of church rake. Mr. E. Horde is—To reeve for various returns in reference to fees on private MEL WEDNESDAY FEN 10. 'Nona thr konozi. Colonel Inntire—letelle Orebadj—ileturn stating the amount of all articles of Endes or Cobol= which have been imported into Intend during the Met nee yews, and dechred value of each in detail and total smentat. And dialler return for alt tuck ' as were exported from Ireland. TMLIMIDAT, run. 11. NOTICES OF MOTIONS. The CEAMIKLLIM of the Excntuicak—Government Annuities —bill to amend the law relating to the numbest of Government Annuities through the medium of savings banks. Mr 11ILinot 611sott—B111 to facilitate, in certain cues, the obtangnit of, pongee toe IN niettrlbloll 9( r!! !.rays. • mii•issi GnisolNOZ: to lactutaie, in eaten' cases, the obtaining cd twiner pawns by realm eompankta • Ma= FRIDAY, Yr& 12.. NOTICE OF MOTION. WILUAIe FeAsni—To ink the Vlce-Chamberialn of her Majesty's Household whether the Lord Chamberlain will grant licenses to theatres In winch no adequate provision is made foe a:ravens asset Sr.. (arum's amazasim.) THE WAR IN SLESWIG. RETREAT OF THE DANES. RENDSBURG, FSIDAT NUM, Fll3. 6. The Austrians and Prussians have taken Fehr dorf to-eight. At 4 p.m. to-day two Danish forte were entirely destroyed and rased to the ground. . DANISH HEADQUARTERS, FLENSBURG, &romper Evipma. Fes. 6. The Danish army is being concentrated here. The enemy ia rapidly approaching. minimum& Fax 7. Cappela, on the north bank of the Sehlei, has been occupied by the Prussian division under Prince Frederick Charles, after having been pre vieualy evacuated by the Danes. Kill., Fn. 6, 12.7 rag. It is officially announced from Rendsburg that the Danes have evacuated the Dannewerke, leaving 60 grins behind them. The Austrian bead-quarters are at Gottod. . A deputation has arrived Isere from the town of Eekeenforcie to do homage to Duke Frederick of Angnstenburg, COZENRAGM, Pa. 6, 6 P.N. The news that the Danish army, by order of the Commander-in-Chief, had evacuated the Danne werke, leaving behind them the material of war, and retreated to Dybbel, has aroused indescribable indignation and excitement in this city. COPRNHAGB.N, Fa. 6. 7.13 r.x. Public feeling is very much depressed, and great indignation prevails against the Commanders-in- Chief. Both houses of the Rigadag (the Assembly for Denmark proper) have suspended their sitting. No quotation of prices took place on the Exchange. A proclamation of the King to the army has pro duced an unfavourable impression. Explanations relative to the evacuation of the Dannewerke are expected on the return of the President of the Council. it-.'EW ZEALAND (Free Grante).—WlLLlS IN CA NN and 01$ LINE. fl,tobtlieed to IW. rr. sua.rmeutusewl ‘essels, which at sq such general id , limns be Nand in those of wother line, will be • ; putugually: :lit. Lxkr ite.uucr chus. . AIM. To Sall rapt. Taylor.' Port Natal lOthe'elbreary. A 1 It year Sydney 2odalebreary. A 1 10 years Auckland 26qk lob. •- • • .. 31,• • ..... ;dig< . - _ A 1 9 jean ; Canterbury 10111 A 1 7/pm I sma March. A 1 12 )ears Otago Slat March. to W iL1.14 OA N and Co. & Crieby-oquaro. vllo Imo edidoo or their Mud Book a NW ZEN. ROBINSON, mad Co., 1 ABA 2, East India Sri "irott LB - Woof. oft QUEENS TOWN TO NEW TORE. 11114 E LI VER POOL, NEW YORK, aati THUADELPUIA 6TEAV-611EP COMPANY tneesel 4••• waling their full•pouvred Clyde-Wes boa Now -$ p, on* the raked !gates mat* not, LITY.EPOOL FOR NEW YOWL CITE OF LONOON, Westneggsy Yoh O. ISNA. • ilTy w adl =4 ll =iy:l46. IL • mry wetlueaday, and awry aJtentate Satosebtv. Can 9 ,..5ge by the mall steamers islUsig ever 7 Weds= 0,17. and 61 guineas, accordlag to the amodamodatioa wore by the Saturday's gtellaieri. IS ober Forward puny glialleal. M 1 ,16 11 14 a plumlike's j r . Otani& the Vatted:44w and Belie& heeled eel advantageOus to firtlier WILLIAM INMAN. '26. Watereineug. sad MACEY. 61. nag Willianmseses. aV iji HILLII'PS, GRAVVI, PHILLIPPS, sad ce despatch the ondertuentiosed 16111111•11 : y . t sorTEADAM, the IVINOOILD, every Thinehhe aorshe tn.n, nS the Tower. Faze LI. BREIIEN, the AIILF.R, MORE, or SCHWALM, every morning weather veresittlog), at Sam., twos Boyar tom Slki from Maclean at 10 a.m. /area, 1.2, Ll. and 10a. t , OTH EN BURG, tee GlinAP WASA. oboist 'deur, It, from linnelyslogra. Fare% L 3 Ss, end LL To be /,',„srel by the I ()NOON. r ee r tght, pasuge, de., ars at Clhapilo's Chtesreal Mice, Leos. N.: or to PHILLIP'S, GRAVID, PHILLIPPS, .1, 0.. 11. good lane, LC. OVERLAND ROUTS.--00MMUNICATION by STIAM to INDIA, AIM/ALIA. km., vie BOTTY. PCSINSVILAR end 01,11NTAL WILY NATIOLITOS COTPLNY BOOK PASSENGERS and meek* Came sad ?web at tear Wisdom oaks for Olboatter, Math, Keret, Ades, Woe, caleetts, the Strata, and Chloe, by tsar steamers woe Southampton ea the MB Ind 110th et every moth ; let eltether, Bay Ain t, Adm. and Beeibey by ages et the Mb sal-nth of sub month od for MaerttJek lessaleb. Kb. comes Booed. Melbourne ad Sydney. by the eesemess leesw tag ionthaptam on the tOtb of every meetk—ler tertber ertkelsrs apply at the Company's Mem. ltd. Lobieaballoereee, Lie L a e.loo ; or Oriesstal-olere. tesethempeoss. BERLIN, F. 6. The Anatrian embassy in this city has received the following telegram : TNTERNATJONAL FINANCIAL SOCIETY Trteporary Wares. St. O t ld Broadatreet, Peb. f . low N..TICE LIERESIV GIVEN. that the TRAMS= BOOKS r. this 9oriety will be CLOSED preparatory to the Omenl tiog from TUMMY, the 16th Inst., to TIIMAr, the Ist lir. h days taclailre.—By order. WALTER A. lIICHAXI. harretary. "A communication was received from Gottorf at 4.30 a.m. to-day at the Austrian head-quarters stating that, according to a report from Colonel Feldegg, Sleewig had been evacuated without fighting. " A deputation from the inhabitants waited upon Lieutenant• General von Gablanz and announced that the Danes had evacuated that city at 12.30 a.m. to-day. "A report from Gottorf Castle announces that the Austrians took possession of Sleswig at 7 o'clock this morning. "The Danes, ,in evacuating the Dannewerke, left 60 heavy pieces of artillery behind them." THE CREDIT FONCIER (Limited)—LAND CREDIT COMPANY feeMLEAT BRITAIN an4IIIIKLAND. iIeRCANTILK Cl BOLT AIMOCIATION (Limited) are r l yr.mi to receive SCHSCIIPTIO/48 ler the CAPITAL el the tLEPIT FONCIES To he leoorporated under Cempsoles Act. lidL" Goal £7.000.000. in 30,006 Mom 01 £lOO each. First Issue, 10 000 , Mares. Immet on application £ 1 per Mark mad £2 on allotment. SOarkiuest calla oat to mord 45 per Mar?, end at Intervals at BERLIN, FEB. 6. 4 r.u. The following telegram bee just been received here from Field-Marshal von Wrangel : “8 1,18 wig. F.b. 6, 10.45 a.m. " The Danes evacuated Sleswig last night, with out awaiting the attack which was intended to be made to-day. " The regiments commanded by Lieutenants- General you Gablenz and von der 3fulbe are pur suing the enemy to Flensburg. " Many guns have fallen into our hands. " The Austrians have occupied Guttorf Castle. The troops are now pursuing the enemy to Flens burg. " It appears that the Danish decision was in fluenced by the knowledge that the Pruaaians under Prince Frederick Charles' had concentrated yester day afternoon opposite Arnie and Cappelu, for the purpose of crossing the Sohlei. We are requested to state that Mr. Anderson, of the Surrey Theatre, wee unavoidably prevented from at tending the meeting of the managers of the metropolitan theatres, which was held at the Lord Chamberlaide-othat on Friday hat. Tors VOLCNTIMIS ON Erica BIONDAY.—A meet, iag of the commandieg (sneers of Velveteen was held ca Saturday at the odic. of th e National Hi& Arecnatica, Pall-mall Feet, when it was resolved that a divisional day should be held as Beater Monday next, and • parade take plasm in Hyde-park on bee Majesty's birthday. After mach ditemree, it woe pronousoed unadviabls to hold the forthcoming Faster review at Brightest. Lord Truro pro posed • posed, a plan of which hie lordship !aid upon the table, three miles from Guildford, • large tract of land known as Blackheath aid Farley-heath, which, by his kr& shies deocriptioa, is rind for the manoauniag of at leer 50,000 ear. A committee was appointed to train into the facilities likely to be afforded by the railway authorities, sod was mimed to report that day fortnight. THI BITHNAL.4II4I/N GUARDIANS. —The inquiry into the charges prebend by the Bethnal green guardians spinet Dr. Moon was ceetiased on Saturday. Several witeeser were called, who denied the truth of the state ments mode by the midwife North. The charge of having cried oasoseray inquests to be held, and at having brought the board of guardians into contempt, was thee gone into, Dr. Moore's medical relief book was put in, to show that he had stated that sorbet the deaths in ilollybush-place were owed by scarlet fever. Mr. Coroner Humphreys wee stalled, and said that he held the inquests entirely cm hie own authority. Dr. Moms had consulted him as to one of the deaths in Hollybuish-place, and in commoners of that coneultation the coroner's *Meer was sent to make tawdries t the malt of which wee that Mooed' were bald. The inquiry wee adjeermed to Thereday nut. Ihosioar idiom° Morwarr.—ADothir meet. lag in support of this movement was held in the &aka rooms, nor Totesehrepart-reed, on Friday evening bat, and. moterithelmadag the iadasassay of the sight, the awe. WIN well ace eded. ITI MURDNI AT WORCISTER.—WORCHITZTI, 151:1DAT.—This mortar (flenday) a navigator of the name of Ford, bat better known by the nicknamed " Hautboy,* renitvg in • place called Munn's-entry, in Cripplers* Weriestar, • dreamt the western side of the Severn, had • quarrel with his wife, sad, bar in drink, took up in hie pear a small iron deal-pas tram the fireplace and struck the hapless women en the head. One of the pointed careen of the dust-pen entered her brow, inducting a avers pelt and rupturing a weasel an the brain. Medical madras was sent fee and Mr. Palmer, sargeon , was promptly on the spot. Hamm aid was, however, unavailing. The blow wee struck at 11 a.m. ' and soon after 12 at aeon the worm re • corpse. At the time of toe ewer nue there were but three persons in the home, the de sired, the hothead, sad • man of the name of Bennett, who had bon drinking with him. It dose not appear why Bennett did mot interfere, but perhaps as there was but or blow struck it wee the work of a moment, and there was no time for ieterfarence. The police , oonateble on the beat, happening to be purl. at the time, was Wonted of what bad occurred, aad entered the cott age. The husband sur rendered himself, and both he and Bennett were taken in custody to the dation-house. Ford and his wife bad no abider. The men will be brought beton the Mayor at the Guildhall at 12 to-day (Monday). Enron or THZ WAR oN SairrrNc.—Consider able anxiety has bees felt in Sunderland end the other meth orate; seaports es to whether, in am of hostilities bearer Danmark and Germany mot being stayed, the Danish government would at roe blockade the Germs& ports prevent British merchants from obtaining those geode Wink have been lying there over winter in verde reedy to sae. Several romehante having cargoes of Stettin oak timber, Wail* have bee shipped for some time on board vessels lying at thriasummte, ready to sail as roe em the,, wee o have put themselves in oommunicatket withre s Foreign Secretary. through Mr. H. Fenwick, IL P., to sak him to one his indoors with the Danish government for the use d permits for such vessels to pea. red. Captain Rodeenekit, of the Austrian merchant brig Miler, with pain from the Mediterrassan for Antwerp, which left Cork about the 30th ult., bee become so musk alarmed by the sews of the war that ea amine( off the Brad on Botedgy morale( he signalled for a stesett w ok and hr determined to wait at Plymouth for further im pees baton proceeding up Channel. The Hull &mass Are elates that • German screw steamer. Unsling between Hull sad Benabers, ken PM discharged her cargo at He% to be tranderred to an E ng lish steamer, to -- captor by the Drib OnliSSlll. "The best spirit prevails among the Austrian troops." fiLLSWIG, Fu. 6. • To-day, at noon, Duke Frederick of Augustan burg was proclaimed at the Town-hall of Sleswig. In reply to a deputation from the municipal council, Lieutenant-General von Gablenz declared that it was not his business to interfere either with the proclamation of Duke Frederick or with the removal of the Danish functionaries. The procla mation of Duke Frederick was a question oorcern jog the German confederacy, and the removal of Danish functionaries one merely concerning the citizens. The inhabitante of Sleewig have emit a deputa tion to Kiel to render homage to Duke Frederick. PRUSSIAN READ-QUARTERS, Pm 6, Arruutoox. Prince Frederick Charles threw a pontoon bridge over the Schlei, near Arnis, last night, and crossed the river with his division. Rbder's brigade crossed in boats, and has already pushed forward and captured four 24-pounders. No lanes on our aide. HAMBURG, he. 6. At twoo'clock this morning, during a snow storm, 300 fishing boats conveyed the Prussians across the &Wei, between Arnie and Cappsln. KIEL Pm 7, 11.5 A.m. The tete-de-pont at )(island° has been blown up, The Austrians are pursuing the Danes to Flens burg and have captured some guns. (OrnciAL) 12.6 r.m. A sanguinary engagement has taken place near Idstedt. The result is not yet known. 7.42 vit. More proclamations of Duke Frederick have taken place in Sleswig. The Prussians are said to have overtaken the Danes. HAMBURG, Fn. 7. The Danes evacuated Tonningen and iriedrich stsdt the day before yesterday. Some twenty soldiers, natives of Sleevrig and Holstein, deserted on that occasion from the Dardsh army, and made off for Holstein. BLEBWIG, BU/DAY Ennio. An engagement took place yesterday no-r Oversee between the Danish and Austrian troops. The Austrians, commanded by General Gablens, completely defeated the Denys after a desperate resistance. Colonel Prince William of Wnrtemberg and a lieutenant-colonel were severely wounded. 200 prisoners and Rix cannon of heavy calibre, with a portion of the ammunition and baggage trains, were taken by the Austrians. Oversee, near which pi&oe the battle was fought, is situate between Slestrig and Flensburg, but nearer to the latter town. . ` • i '' an Naglish sparser, to escape amptans on. / • br• _4. .a h. than Uri; m_o_atia: It u set intended to call up more than LIS per Muer ; but as the rrati,4is of the Company increase. and more stare'splint can M I,:vaatageouly employed. further LIMNS of Shares will be ea Ir. a preference belw given to the then misting dram h The Scrcandle Credit Association (Limited; will act ma Moan dal Agents. loophole Seal. Mal , Merchant, Landon Tamai Dula, EN- Alderman, Abehnrcit-Lae Jame. Dickson, Bat. (Mtwara Lenox, Nephew, and • Linden` : Vll:t.ex H Harford. E.q. (Messrs. Sir W. Mika, Sot . sad Co., Bristol; P. D Hadow, Hut. Deputy Chehman Podiess. he sal Oriental Steam Nat logien Company Ger., F. Holroyd, Lei . Director of the London, CM: haw and Dover R-silway Company ; J. I; lio.oPre, FAQ., Merchant, Loudon ; P Proodfsot, FAq . Manchester; Jean Pim. FAQ , Dublin Perph Therotoa. Beaver-hall, Southgate: P. C. Westmotiand, Esq. (C. Joyce and Co.), Loudon Alfred Wilma. Meg , Director d Batt of Leaden Michael Hulk Reg Vann, Brothers), Landon ; I Maslen of the lienralkla Credit Armee[slice - . 418:. The Eight Unsioarable JADES STUART watrusr, Clubman, lor•t •Mho Fitzgerald, Director of the Midland Great Western Sri ray of Ireland. Ile We T. C Raliborton, M.P. Edward Warner, Esq..L.P. Joseph Boyce Esq., Dire ctnr of the Royal Reek of Irelsad. Alexander Dunbar, Req . S 7, Old Broad-streeL Alexander Boyle ,Yeace. Boyle, Low, Murray, and Co., Packers • Dublin. Charles Ellis. req.. Lloyd's. Ad.lphs Balm Req. (Mesta Pinto, Hakim Diction, and Co.), 1• is loa James lerieb Faq., 9. Dint's Arms-Tart J'aw , ) Pim. EN. Meson Jones Pim and Co.), Dublin. (brag) Pow nail. ENI . Russelleqoare. lsl n Westmorland. Esq., Director of the Royal Insurance Com pany, London. Messrs. Masteries'. Peters. Mildred and Co. The Bank ot Loudon. Mesas. Hallett. Ommatmey end Co., Weans:luster. The Loyal Bank of Ireland. Dublin. 80LICITOMIL Means Edwards and Co.. Westminster. Hamra Newton, Emma and Ce., 'imitates-lane. BROCISS. Hears Field, 800, and Wood, it, Warnford-court. Thrognmeton street. Mews. Lohius end Barber. 19, Threadneedle-street ineterear ,pro tees.)- 41. W. Benwell, Temporary Mesa-061re* of the Mercantile Creditimociatlon, 11, Threa.:needlestrest. PROVSPECTUR. Tn. , great sweets which has attended the operation, of the (relit Fonrier In France la well known, and Is evidenced by the hrt that the original shares £l6 paidi are now worth 1.50 in the anket, the last dividend declared being at the rate of 16 per tett per annum, after providing a large reams band. A conviction of the advantages which would he derived from the introduction of the name system into this country and of the brae moats attendant thereon, hes led to the formation of the Relit Foncier - for Great Britain sad Ireland, which for malty months pen has Iren under (quern! consideration. Although the objets of this Company are to some extent Montle ti with those of another undertaking recently introduced, yet the Bold Of operation Is ample for both. end there are also certain lucre the itmorhes of business proposed to he undertaken by the Crete roomer' which do ^ot appear to have been mates. plated by the romper,) referred to. The trassasions of the credit companies recently eatedlehed range over a variety of Interests, hut they do not embrace the objects of the • reset Fowler," aa the daily experierce of Par- Unfits ties seeking for advances on landed securities suMclently The ; Credit Fonder" will receive money on deposit at flied Mtn. and will leans loi.entures for lone or sheen periods. Advances will he insole upon all kinds of interests In lauds, _ aid also op.n approved securities, to be repaid as loa7 be aereed upon. One et the mate ohjecis of this Company will be to mike ad "nevi unon the deposit of title deeds. Borrowe to whose time id froinently of IL utniost Importance, will rs. thus be ena bled to obtain leans for short period., without the delay sad ex pense to whkh they are one invariably aubMsted. and to arold winch a high rate of interest will readily be paid. Prom this source alone the Directors anticipate that considerable pregts Will arise. In addition to the employment of Ire own recionrces. the 'Credit Fowler • will act as agent between the capitalist and the hnowsr, and mil, in such cows, for an adequate v o = lllllloo , if desired, guarantee the euMclency of title end security. Whilst the commercial vaine of landed property will thus be enhanced and every reaeonaide facility parted to the profl:s denrahle from the various mauves of revenue to arise See the a the tr.... 0 1 ,1111 of the Company will be such Nl to allow *u tile payment ~f large dividends to the thasehniders, after snaking ample all o wa nce f ur working expenses and a reserve fun& In the trent of w, allotment of shares being made the deposit will he returned in full. Should a leer number of shame be allotted than are applied for. the deposit will be made available towards the payment no allotment, and the balance, If any. re- Stoned te the Moapectness and tonne of application for chancy may he obtained at the oaken of the Mercantile Credit erweiation, 111 Threadneedle-street, of the brokers, and of the solicitors. PONY Op APPLICATION M. SWAM. (TO be retained by the Bankers.) No. To the Dirertors of the Credit Freels, !Umfted , . Conant*D.—Hasler paid to your hankers the sum et , being a deposit of Li per share on shares in the shove Company, I hereby request .Mt you will allot me that number, an d I wee to accept and+ shares or any ism bomber you may allot to me . and I sures to pay the deposit on and t. , sign the articles of assoelattee of the Com pany when required. and I authorise yon to Insert my same cm the 'VET,' of members for the number of abates allotted to ma. Usual elgoatare Name la fall keekleaca Peeleeekee Data THE CREDIT FONCIER (Limited). NOTICE lo HEREBY GIVEN that the urn or Areu- CATIoNS for SMARM In this Cowpony will be CLOUD at Soar o'clock no WEDNESDAY next. the 10th hastect. lbw width date no "her aptecattmuw-m he received. O. W. BS/MILL Secretory pan taw 14 s 4 ce. tt, Threedseedleetreet, 1001, ROYAL ALHABIBRAL-GRAND CIRQUE IMPLRIAL IVYRY YVVIING, at ball-paat 7. Monday; Wedatedata, sad Itatardaya at o'clock. ROYAL ALHAIRBRAL,—The First Male and Female Eiders—The beet trained Honer—Tbe funuiest covnia—The greatest chant ht the pyrometer—and, the Emit wonderful Ele whole woria.f PRE OXFORD.—THIS EVENING a new sad orlphial Cantata, irrifesu by Lltchasld Wesley. leq. • end by W. Weyer Lots °sprawly tlits establishmeut :tIrd ed KINIS CIIRIBIIIAIt, supported b Se share coutplay, with full bend sad chorus. Mintedie, Ur. N. Jeuglimsa. Elospedy ,.. b22LsaAq= W. ltaadalli, T. Wailepst sod these w Da* Las* the impsTilosok disulyha THS M 7/X 1.0 Alg BAN K (Limited). Incorporated antler the Committee LIEDI Capitol 0400.000. ht NSW Eros of epee. tenue.b.Ce. , o Marfa Depoit 41 per Shire on applkattou, and It per Shirt on allotment. Cane .141 not eland Ad porgreat Intervals ol three moan's. zonticrora. Riu,Direetor of the Londonand County 11=1. Rs" Carater wassiOstgrr Abel Heywood. rah, a:4day*, at Manehestedr i pirte: m Otte Anima Bank. Leeds Lanerwartly, Sara.. Manchester. Wlthadiar. Marshall, ha posies. and Co.), London. John Ihkrion, R.q., Matrthati of the Standard Dank otßrltlah South Aeries. Robert Reenter, L. Direaorot the Albany* Rata. Itanehesta, Charles Alrear• r laminar% kaq., labs of R. and H. Thurburn, of Alexandria iiiarticTueii:- - iite ALYeos Peek. Latbbary. Medan, browser belldioss, llveboool andere A-street, Maschister. _ SOLICITOUS: Lesdon—re: sad Anise. la Livayoni—Nisiderir. Lie 4 sad &Nig Cookoireet. 401111 S. Z. and J. initebead, & Moargstsstrest, Leedom MUM sad Risk, llssebesise. Temporary Oraces—la King Willisinatzest, limsdon, EC. P!LOSPECTUS. This leak Is estalthelaid in order to meet a want which has long been experienced in, Mexico —the want of those assured heating facilities which bare done so mach to stimulate the industry and develop the its of other countries. The field before such an institution which Mexico and the Smith American states present is most inviting. its resources In silver are Imuedlees, while the climate of this wonderful • eenetry Is rich that almost every production of the son can he cultivated to an extent which can scarcely be imagined. With the 'twat-for success which ts to Ise anticirated front the Miciof new goverzuneut. Mexico has a great future before the .Money there commands at all times a high remunerative pride, meg sag from 10 to It per cent., and, as the fled will be stunt free, the bank will be able to **tact those securities which are ample and undeatted. on which to mate Its several advances It will also constitute a favourable feature of the Mexican Bank, that, as a throes London lastitutlon, which has already secured to itself promise of th e support of Influential Mexican and South American houses, it will command the ionederice of local depositors, who are at the present thee In the heads of private money dealers, but who, so soon so each a hankies Wail tuition is established in their midst, will lose no time in trans. terrine considerable deposits to sect establishment. as offering a security, ample sad sagolent, which the private money dealer there do not afford,. Bank will commence its operation, In Mexico, and the tannins& of the field than may be animated by the onbloined statistics: Importa of silver Into Great Britain hum Weak* mad South America (except Brazil) for the eleven months ending Nov. 20, 1e63 43,6713,913 imports olgeidfor the eleven mouths smiling Nov 30, NM t3,491,944 The exports frees Vile courtry, consisting of Manchester goods sad other British vasaufactures, are very considerable and this trade will no doubt be extensively augmented as the empire be comes coneolldated and the moniker° of merchants to the slat*. %I the government is secured. Directors of the Modena Bank will also establish a branch in Valparaiso, the great commercial seaport nt Chill, and whaie the want of the facilities width such an Insthation could afford Is wit experienced by llaaßab and American, as well as the so nee mercantile hens, carrying on the grass trade of that ha peTtaus t ter.itory. Arrangements are In contemplation for the incorporation of an Meting suceeseful banking histatntlon with the Mexican Bank. No promotkro money will be given In the establishment of the Mexican Bank—preliminary expenses to be confined to nocassaii disbursements _ _ TM Teinn;eration of the Directors left to the Shareholders. Promectuain and forms of application for lib May be ols• twined of the brokers. beakers, solicitors. and at the e office. et the Company. but no application for stares w i 'd= Mimed anima a depoeit of Al per Mary Ma been previously paid to the beakers of the Coanpany. TM art clot of anoclation can be seen at the offices of the witches'. In the mat elm allotaimat beton made. the deposit sin bo returned without deduction ; wad should the number allotted be Ira than the number applied for, the payment Pi mons will be applied Cowards the eanoust dae. 701 X or •PPL/CATTON Ml MU& To be retained by the Bankers. Na To the Directors of the Mexican Bank rl.isltad'. Gendentro,—Having paid to your Banken the sum of below 4 demon of Al per share on shares to the above Canaan, 1 hereby request that you will allot me that number. and I agree to become a member of the Company In respect of such shares. or In respect of any less number you may allot me ; and I rrqusel that my name may be placed oa the Began: of Members for the shares so allotted. Name la tub Residence Prokake or butane Date NORWICH UNION TIM and LIFE OFFICER. NOTICI OF REMOVAL. •1•2. The Directors HYBKBT Ot Vl NOTICE that In masecatesoe of the lamediate extension of the London, Chatham, sad Dever Railway, they ham vacated their ream No. 9, Creeccal, New Rat ,pert, end RILMOVID to their NEW lIIIMI3No, No. 29, FLINT-STREIT, R.C. lob. 4, 19114. BIRD tirinll AND EGO& MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at his (heat Ronan. 38. Xing-street, Covent-gardem, WI MORIOW Monday) Feb. 9, at halfissot 11 geMa. aly.a valuable and slatheatic collection of BIRD GRINS and S. from Canadi z : containing many choke examples In good condition , mho e specimens of bird skins and animals obtained by J. K. Lord. .. la his boundary expedition to Noeth America end eildb during his late entertainment at the Et ptlan Hail, Piccadilly: authentic birds' eggs tmen Turkey, and a Bina Importation of Impeyse pheasants taxes Le* &c. On view the merulag of sale, and @Mantua bad. GREAT REDUCTION is HOTEL (MARGI E at or Intimewics, lereereiner 114. Jensen Veer* er re Winter germ. E P P B'B COCO A, Didingeldied se a FILAGEANT. GRATEFUL. AND nrnoolualso miciarasr BIIVIRAGL Originated speolally for tin one of those an= besaeopaled" trantasese, El has =eagle i t ogreeable.= Meese geseralig ptet CRINOLINES.--SANSF'LECTIINS. 10s. 6d. ramporri. 37, iIIVADTLLY. CRINOLINES for EVENING WEAR. 15s. Id. TIMPOTTS, A. PIOII4DILLY. CRINOLINES few LITTLE GIRLS. 36. 6d. P131:20T75, M. PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.—ONDINA. or WAVED. 21.. The PATIENT ONDINA. or Waved Japes. does away with the unsightly Tswana of the ordinary hams, sad so wrest are the wavelike bends, that a ladymsy amend astern irate, leas against a table, throw herself fob an arm-shale, per to her stall at the =or occupy a fourth mat la a carriage, withoat Mame to kareetf or Mhos; er provoking red, garb of the OhilerfeTll, thus modifying in an Important degree all those peen- Rarities tending to destroy the modesty et ltngifek women : and. lastly. it allows the dress le fall lode gramfal Mktg Pries, Ma and Um dd. Inestratime free. PICCADILLY, W. FITS and NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.—MISS PIKE'S POW DIRIL—Tlils inestimable medicine, a eve for epileptic, hysteric, and every other aesciipike of fits and nervous diseases, may be had of Ifr.l. W. B. Ash. surgeon. 78, it edellff-hill, Bristol : and la London. of Weems. Barclay and Boos, PS. don-street, sole wholesale agents, In bottles, at 2a. Pd., Is. and lls each, where numerous testimonials to Ita extraordinary efficacy of the highest respectability may be obtained. It may also he had through all respectable venders of medicine In the United Kingdom . but be particular In observing that the name, Sarah If errett Pike, Berkeley, Gloucestershire," is engraved to white letters on a red ground In the government stamp, ma nom ether tea be genuine. LAMBERTS ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an effettual reedy, without confinleg the bowels or WNW, lug the head, truly eficaelons sad pleasant, le admitted to he the beet medicine for immediately rehiring magi; aide, maimed caws of uthma, and taitiOret eromeemptke. it fee gaudy cures person, whom the funny preemies ineerehia, ddiwirablY allays the tickling which provokes heineeteo:gh etu t is approaching consumption Ito of are truly be Persons deprived if sleep. or even lying down Mr tear of toffees. ton, may depend en relief le a few athlete, after taking ta— rn/pared only and sold by W. LAIIIBIZT, chindst. I. Leg Wil liam-street, Chate!g-crees, Leaden, and by all Mn beak& laid., rM an. eq N. Is pettiaty sad auk tat limaart's Astlawatis puittiss TM awn sad Moen an warmed as tabs dams. Jousus 00PAILINI MEGA sesessitally Mod la Ma Paolo aad London Ilayilala, audio Ma OM of Mows. OaMinor. Eleord. Lloyd, reload. sad Loam Mot (lomat. IS Nov.. lain a can 1... .asap of oh daps, slaw to nowt ov Anal* disoasea—ia. K pst boaddb)// pool ea 4L. M C. Zama% Womb okosaloa. OIL looona. CIITOTAL PALL CM. ••• HALI-A.CIOWN DAY. Satuitoot, Fn. 6.—AdmiebMl so more 610 ; ditto by tows tiokoto. 1,741; 1•14.20/$1. PRUSSIAN REPRISALS UPON DANISH SHIPPING. BERLIN, Fu. 7. The government has given orders that, in re prisals for the embargo placed by Danmark upon CONFERENCE OF THE MINOR GERMAN STATNa KUNIOH. Fsa 7. The Conference of Ministers of the Minor Ger man States, convened by Bavaria, will open towards the end of this week, all obstacles having been re moved. I: • ♦USTRIA AND DENMARK. VIENNA, F. 7. _ _ Denmark has informed the Vienna Cabinet that she would not place an embargo on Austrian ship ping if Austria would act in a similar manner. To this the Vienna Cabinet is said to have as sented. SEM i-OFFICIAL PRUSSIAN DECLARATION ON THZ LONDON TREATY. BERLIN, P. 7. The aemi-offielal Norddentside Zei /nag of to-day contains an article npon the declaration made by Earl Ramell and Lord Palmerton in the English Parikaiiiit." 'Me jourtaratatie that this &nitro- Prussian domande for the fulfilment of tire London treaty by Denmark were made before the outbreak of hostilities ; and says that, according to inter national law, war annuls all treaties, THE MAREiAGE OF THE COUNT OF PAM& MADRID. Fn. 6. The Queen has formally authorised the marriage of the eldest daughter of the Duc de Montpenaier to the Count of Paris. TIIRXICY. 'VIENNA, rte. 3. Aocording to whines received here from Con stantinople, the Porte has obtained possession of documents proving the existence of a secret treaty between Idoklo-Wallachia and the &avian Go vernment. THE BULLION IN THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, Fn. 6. The specie in the Bank of France now amounts to 191 million franca. THE WAR IN SLESWIG. 1110 X 01711 owi RENDSBU/10, Fifa. 3. Field-Marshal:von Wrangel, accompanied by the Crown Prince and Prince Albreeht of Prussia, and attended by their numerous staff, left this town to day at 1 o'clock. Shortly afterwards some Danish dragoons and infantry soldiers, captured this morn ing, were brought in under escort of Prussian cui rassiers. The garrison of this town, consisting of two battalions of Saxons, with artillery train, &c., has been reinforced by another battalion of Saxon infantry, and the commander-in-chief of the Fede ral troops in Holstein, General von Hake, has just arrived here with his staff, and established his bead-quarters in the so-called Government House. This morning a deputation of the citizens waited upon the Crown Prince of Prussia to welcome him within these walls. They were headed by a clergy man, Pastor Schrcidter, who made an oration, in which he expressed his hopes that the intervention of Prussia would lead to the pacification of the Duchies "under tile rule of their legitimate sove reign, Duke Frederick VIII." To this harangue his royal highness replied as follows : I thaak you for greeting me so cordially on my arrival hers. lam glad to take part with our troops in a cause to which lam devotedly attached. You will not expect as to make say further declaration, and Weed I am bet able to do so. I must, however, say that lam unable to recognise the prinoe you have =ailed by Use title you have gives him. I come here °sly as a Neither, and beg you to consider me as such, and as a fellow countryman of your OIVIL I trust to the wise dispeassticos of Providence, in wham bands the result is placed. Yoe are aware that I have beg =cod is the most intimate rela tions of friendahip and 000ssegniaity with my cousin. I shall tell my father of your having received me so warmly, tad yon may depend upon it ha takes the greatest interest in your came.. This morning the main body of the Prussians advanced on the northeru road leading to Missunde, a village of some importance, situated on the south bank of the great fiord or arm of the sea that runs up to the town of Sleswig, called the Schlei, and at this, the narrowest part, it is not wider than the Thames at London-bridge. Here, in times of peace, the communication between the two sides of the fiord is kept up by a ferry. The Danes had erected with admirable engineering talent no leas than seven formidable earthwortbs to defend the approach to the Soblei. They bad selected strong positions for them all, but the two most southerly ones were on the most elevated heights, and offered the greatest advantages for a resolute de fence. In each is a rough but strongly constructed block-house, and the position not only commands the approach from the south, but the ferry and the-de-port on the other side of the Schlei, w the It appears that at first only a reconnaissance was intended, but supports being ordered up to the front, the action soon became general, the ob ject of the allies being to take the earthworks and drive the enemy across the 13chlei. If this bad succeeded they would further have been enabled to cross over and turn the Danes, thus circumventing the formidable Dannewerke ; but it was otherwise ordained. Nina batteries of Prussian artillery of the Third or Brandenburg, and Seventh or Weetpbslian Brigade, weakling of howitzers, field six-pounders, short twelve-pounders, and rifled guns, in all 75 pieces of ordnance, were by degrees drawn into the engagement, which bawl about 11 o'clock and lasted for four hours. The lire of the Prussians was returned by the Danes with great spirit, the latter appearing to be quite up to their work ; and though they did not dismount any of the guns, did great execution on the gunners and horses, more than 150 Prussians being killed and wounded, amongst whom are several officers, one a colonel of artillery. Whether the Prussians did right in opposing in open field an enemy entrenched behind strong earthworks defended by guns of much heavier calibre, is beyond my province as a civilian to decide. Certain it is that they paid dearly for thus exposing their men. In the meantime the Prusaian infantry made several atteropte to storm the beighta, although not a single gun had been silenced, but they were re ceived each time by such a murderous fire of shrap nels and grapeshot, and were taken in flank by the Danish rifles and infantry concealed behind hedges, that they were reluctantly compelled to abandon the attack for the present. But the conduct o: the Prussians merits all praise. As if they were veterans who had been in many actions, instead of young lads smelling gunpowder for the first time, they rushed lip the heights only to be reuplsed again and again. But all their heroism was not sufficient to take one single entrenchment. Old Sleswig-Holstein officers who had joined the Prussians as volunteers to witness the action are unanimous is their melee of the bravery and coolness displayed by the Prussians. One man, the stock of whom casket wee shattered Stb. [;tamped, id. Additional.] 14 a ball, stooped down to exchange it with alit of f a llen "minds 17ing b?side him. Ti k e infantry thit took part in tsis engagement were the 15th, 24th, 35th, 53rd, and 60th R eg iments, among whit& those most cut up were the Fusilier Battalion of the 15th (from BielefeNl in Westphalia) and the first Bat talion of the 66th (from Wrienen on the Oder). The hitter lost seven officers, amongst whom was the commanding officer, Major van Jena, who had taken part at a volunteer in the battle of Solferino, where he was severely wounded in the shoulder. In this, his last action, a ball struck him in the breast and killed him on the spot. Lieutenant-Colonel von Francis, of the 24th Regiment, reeeived a bullet on his right jawbone, the bullet coming oat at the left aide, and another in the right thigh. Count von der Groben, lieutenant in ties regiment called the Ziethen Hussars, and one of the personal aides-de icamp of Prince Frederick Coal, whilst riding across the ground with orders from his chief, was struck in the breast by a conical ball, and dropped from his saddle a demi mar. Several of the officers had rtheir homes killed ander theta. - The deid and wounded were all brought off the field, chiefly by young civilises, students, and others, who, without caring for the storm of bul• leta that was raging around thaw rushed into the field to can; away those who—LA—fallen. They have for the present bean—nmasarad to Danl, the nearest village to the 110600 of action, whore the killed will be buried and whence the wounded will be transported to tue hospitals at Kiel and Alton. • Communication with the south is difficu't, the roads being literal:y blocked up with artillery, am munition waggons, and troops of all arms of the service advancing to the front. P.S. Intelligence has just come to band that the Danish entrenchmenta at the °mum Mill, at Ma enad°, have been taken by storm by the Prussian 36th and 60th Regiments. A oompany of the lit battalion of the llithillegiment was all but extermi nated, having lost 130 men. The village of /glis sando is in flames. Mk ANTHONY TROLLOPE ON AMERICA. A lecture wan delivered one evening last week at the Bury Atheassum on the American War by Mr. Authoey Trollops, author of " /3archeater Towers." There was • large attendam, amongst the audience beim the Marquis of Bristol, several members of his lordship's family, Sir C. Ban_ A bury, Bert., and others. The chair was taken by the Rev. Lord RTHUR HUM, who, after a Memos to Mr. Trollops's wide and high reputation, said the subject on which the lecturer was about to speak was one on which then was very • varsity, both of feeling and opinioe. SOWS were , with natural English sym pathy, to take part with the weaker side—to admire the pinch and to lantry of the smaller portion of the old Ante rim Vain • whilst ethers, with the sympathy they all felt in their Anittion demeadaate, desired the animas of the Union. But, whatever might be their individual opinion, at all Greats they were glad to have an option°. arty to hear what Mr. Trollop. bad to say on the subject. Those who agreed with hint would be glad to be fortified is the opine they had formed, whilst others, as truth-loving rose, would welt to hear the candUlHoos arrived at by a maa of knowledge, eve, though such opinions might be entrai n % their own views.teTn t more (Cheers.) the mutates et the Northern States than to the war. It bad evidently ben well studiol, and we. remarkable for breadth of views and mound discrimination. Near the enclusion of his whims, Mr. Trollops aid ;—" Before you go let me ask you to listen to • few words as to the man and social character of the men of the North. I suppose I may take it for graated that Englishmen do not like Americas', were aver very toed of them, and a leas load of them sow than over. And lam obliged to confess that the compliant is Maned—they do not like us. To soy Individual amongst us going there with proper introductions they an hospitable nough, as we should also be to ea Americas, bat with Americana the faints is stronger. Americans desire nothing so much se the nnrame of Raglehmen, aid although abase of the English is the prominent topic in the North, nth eaversation was aver pursued in my hearing after it was known that I was an Englishman. But it must be allowed that there is this reciprocal dislike. We do not love them because they are • loud, arrogant, upstart, encroaching, boastful, conceited people; and they, although they can't call us updoirt, dislike us exactly for the same reasons. (Laughter.) are, aloe I too many points alike in our chanwear. I believe every hearty Englishman looks upon it se Raglan's nein to Asglinise the wo the Americans an such true children of h their le world ; parents, such veritable chips of the old block, that while we are Anglicising the world they are Anissioseislog the world. But it will eons to the same thing in the sad—not to he Aegiireed or Ameri embed, bat to be educated and civilised. We fret and fame against each other, but in truth we are embarked is the aims ship and sailing on the sun journey. Re member how good living has spread through the ranks of IDs mlia I mean by good living net "imply beef an pudding though that is an important point, but educe tiom ingot' without priestcraft, political freedom, she power of thinking, the apathy of enjoying life like a man lensed of Morns life likes brute—these things constitute good being. We ham den mesh in this way, and will do more, but the Amerioar, front the nature of the erem itismer in which they were placed, have don more than we could. Though their proper has been interrupted, we an wroog if we think that sang • people like lhem their liberty ma Mg be *pealed. They an sow gong threugh a period of trial, and do ea thin it wee sever said of as at each • time that our tam was decliaing, that we should be overwhelmed with debt, that we were (Allier from oar high position! Bet we have over triumphed over all our diffi culties, and have laboured oo again undaunted is our enures of proems. So may it be with them. Who could look with satisfaction in coming ages oil the downfall of such a people. After the 'mutually prolonged apple,'" which greeted the aloes of Mr. Trollope's lecture, the able Paxameirr rose to tender the customary vote of thanks to that patina.. They would all agree (he said) that he had proposed to their emaidenttioa many questions of the dreamt moment— 'vary difficult, perhaps, to resolve ; but principles had ben most ably and okqueetly stated in which they must all agree, and many hints had been given which he was sure they would carry with them la their endeavour, to form an impartial, just, sad Christie& opinion with respect to the lamentable evens now gong ou is the Cahn St te& They might all join is the payer that it might pines Gad to pet an end to those fearful scenes, and that they might nue in ultimate benefit to the Americans thennalves and to mar kind at large ; sod, above all, that that greet blot of slavery might be expunged from the history of makled. (Loud cheers.) The meeting then separated. THZ GIITAT RABTZAN AND ices Ca/MITER/I. h is tolerably well known that Mr. Parry, the exteesive ship-store merchant, of Loodoe, hite seised all the stores sad furniture belonging to the Great Fosters, in order to utility • claim of 15.0001. which be be. on the Great Ship Oommey. He has, however, Mu barred from seizing the ship here& ; but we understand that be ban been advised that be is. seise the engines, as not being a part of the ship, bat oily sapplementary thereto. In mum once of Mr. Perry having tel up bis claim, we leant that Me sheriff ie ponsessim has seat op as investor, of all reatahstd in the vessel, with the view of receirieg instructions as to what he can legally miss under Mr. Parry's execution ; and that the ease will come before the judpat chambers previously to the sale of the obipp, which will take place in the Cotton Sales Room, is Wdeseday, the 17th lest, by MOWS. Cunard, Wilson, and Co.—Lieapool Anion. FATAL. RAILWAY ACCIDENT. On Friday an accideet occurred co the Glasgow sad Greenork Railway, by which me passenger was killed, and litee others slightly hijured. It seems as the peseenger train which left Glea m, at eleven o'clock was Weise Biabepos mid Lang bask, sad while remain at the rate of about tweetymmin mike an hour, the tire of the wheal of the bat third-class carriage looks in two. The flooring of the carriage was torn up, and as. half of the tire dew into the pard'a brake, and the other half into the anima In the former little &snap was does, but the guard narrowly escaped la the passeepe carriage • pima of the tire struck • loan named Bersard Gasbag. sod twisty four, a labourer, beleagles to Moult Charles, county Dooegal. It penetrated through his clothing, entered the left side of his breast above the regioe of the heart, and initiated • severe gash. He died in two minutes afterwards. The iojursd were—Willis. Maud, egad ferty-four years, heionpog to Argyllshire, considerably bruised, sad taken M the iefuresury - here ; John M'Allion, raid* is William Work Geomocir, arm broke, ; and Mary Wetalleek or lAA* residing is Itoes.etzeat, Glasgow, Weald. IrLeed remind kis *jury Esping from the sanitise, bed the °then were Waled by pieces el the Goon g. There were twenty•dve psesose in the euviage at the time, and the Masking of the tire is attributed to the hard frost that prevailed yesterday. —Edinburgh Coining. Blondin hu just closed an ng eat wills Mr. J. Rumen for Italy, Gainsay, awl Hosie, for which be is M minim apiece of 10,00011, ; shirr which he will pay s Sy's( visit to Spam to NM aa_eopgameat wider the pain:mew of her Majesty Qum bolono. He will =bee quietly return to Reglarrd, sad make a farewell tour of the previous prier to his Sail essirseset from peddle lila