The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-13 00:00:00

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POW 411.1.1•114 Mae sad walilll.l - So owe It boa embalm as 111•111111ABLI fIIOIFRATT iiialloble 1., prount or mil so tarn mareleriaa. To *my OM Wassiem awl RA NM drift Me be OA mom elm yes are ~mg Om Mr reedonstor i tpbrr. lindrimp sal yowl he* =rig" . NI rzi . = Oise We um IS pas kDM ASIWILANCIL-LAPSED POLICIES.- The WINN et WWI PolloW ow WW Ihe sr no - bon poll WIN WNW me woWel Mob woodlo wools now DAVIS* rif W. Wien Oar fes aomme.l. IlWolow WWIL—Www. IllikW WI 0‘ Wow ha II wow low mom Isiono to wimp Se ponew al MOW sdas. INVEIMIENT. DIVIDEND MINER. inll WM.& am lb• BIM a/ s al PUSLIO INVIII/111111114 p raw 11111 Oa IWWWwIs war eve tor Wm manalia. Owe Ilan r 2 i r a il lapi pi r wawa. NOX-DIVIDO.IIO lalllea. lIIIIIif siona, s. OM pw ww. sr mom Vir;011. Wale la ware aped awa la way ilipselmaii dmielaguel lie saismemmil. boyar Mai ratssile awl =l/ WY aim ag maw w. 4 wars la tbiwwll, rarl= la awkal as M N at aril Wan saws at laldiami galas. WEEKLY MINING CIRCULAR sad SHARE Lisr wow b PIMA WATSON, Offill FUGAL Is tr t ssa...arez. • wax . 'OR - W . gaff ram NaMmserlagre sionazir PETIR WATSON, ENGLISH sod FOREIGN TOM 1111•1111, sof II I MO OITICML OLU UIOLOMTIIrI, LONDON, I. Tilopoolis ware kW, at MI rho share posaterisalUoded =O.CB far PATENTS, 1, Serts-stras, laseela's mi. W.— Nome DAMS oar HUNT/ HAND/001 for a. Yr WO googol= lotermatio• or Or Ho n4a coot of eeYrletporflOwal por .1 sod /0000, lOWA sad fordo Tage.t. lam. rodArroisto or me orosomatall Mos, E()TICE to INVENTORB.—OFFICE for FATUITY. 4. Taatakaa 1 24 1YA 4444 . — PY 444 1i ,444 m Imlay so la do• COOT or FAUX TS Ow Ow .1 Amble w lanais @maim Malay sad amblanon la at sr .ftribislaYina MA& 44.4 Ainalia "my ustbamial Yale la Ardis 1141041shail yaara. ton lakeratlaa as le Mimosa boas er Mau& Away porreally at by =te ir nato wa rAilllCll NM ca. Faambelica. 4. 1 .•Wr..4.11/ 1 6 Omlltaram4 'FA oIIOGOON'S PATENT ASPHALTS ROOF v OM 111.? 214 INODOIOI7II TILT tor rear, ha; 44 la ra1.12 bathe. 466.14- pn 544tvnetso ilwr Val 1. , Mommiles She redl44ll 4 boo art disambir 4 , V: W 6.1.411fte Pak 14 otip. tallawea slob the 44.4_11ppuisoli. Illrap4a. Mr•rtior. as 4 uft moo Ye NM ly,:=-.43&••90 , 1 Ina Ow. 1 tftevarailL 14.441. sad as .. (keur .14•4104 WINTIM BBASON.—BATHE of HOMBURG, SW Treat , Tart►► Melea—The noriOnell Care are Olan ail the teat. sr the nollenern . lb abbe et pr. Me ler. eeatte. ut et. re Jar rear men Um Miran Pee= IL t augers lover, star • arm= sea reel err Inn Pep opener et Crags Tr err al rare et parr ar Mire k alyal try► le per 1101. reenter is re erten one the enee bur. Tee kern hoe Lad.. Iremid.rs. mow rim* Mer, zed r e miry relereemem .fibs emoor Meer re hen Isrilen la Orem be err RUP T R B.—The PAT ENT EEL/P -ADJICITINO uaaaaaa ?Rm. 111= 1 : 01 . 1 *.... 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Via_lllol.llloll Iv= CON MEM OX JANUARY 1. lee& l'oElediemellee we deulledeeededeee re be detained 00 applies- La= 2=fra ti ai ci = i t i rjel in railtim. era CHRISTMAS BOXES or HAMPERS. Lou .ad wftesM l ar :idardwiA, k , r- asia gorM.C.. oaks mo Room pato A. ORS BOWLS VIX PUNCH IMANDT.__ ORS . RIOT DOuTCO or IRISH RUMMY, ORM . OLD JAMAICA RUM. odd PUT 004 STIOIIO/68T Old. ofIR OLD TORT 05M wow= bow olIkg:tro .it or 1114 r ZOADDiorrosi. Owego .as be be &mem paled by b yeelainee. E UROPEAN and COLONIAL RUM COMPANY._ 111. PALS.MALL. lAN DON. ILW. TM }solar el Ws Amanda,. bs portoky osimoorlskni Iho monselsoloinsoossellsb In Markle tholr Ininvooklo Aro hitt' inn kW Wows sod In Inks, led lo aery ems. ta an Its 166Z . 11 .: lioelz Mokpo 6o an Gaya Wien is. II Os MAW ski pewee kr. ask* ionsoltolly to Wks Waikato as Memnon enrol by ten Inogirm lobo. non( nisei lio of no dist pew i=eit km swot Amaral mak. se lark *NIL MEW sod Atoa, us so okos Webb' to osmono to assmissmor mkt of sit loose PO pm sent. THU NO 110 PLAN sad COLONIAL WINN 0011PAIY, as Is heir • kyose SIAM 01 boons. Ina an oar hem to nos Mouskessl Wiest sho otesilsos donee so ~sob I. bonessied Yew gensok 16. assolows ken mask rosy ors mod war nos sod WI mmeloslies kroseiled es no MIL ARID TIPPING. nosseft. EUROPEAN sad COLONIAL won warm inrm.k . sva.t.. alr. PONE SOU= Ral, loft oeor loleobool Ws Ode ounery. BOON asd Woo lodoeled. Woe elm an rowdy vow d IMO por• 00l donledo as to seed so west, Mr tem on Mod IP woo awl iewoaded by mimeo' Yol7 Plerdam WM. MUD Tirana. likaapc E URO P B A N sad COLONIAL Inas OORIPANY I ie, nuAguiss. Loll4l. ear. ROTAL TIOTOMA 6tl66Ri Vb. pot &a • MO szoolant oall ostorol RYA. Soldos we paimpon IsoidoL This Cooorony sooopod OD amok KM prod pooloo at Oko akbrau.d - Vim do " Or promo.. oro sortioi to othr tie litimoil " Sopa TlOsels - oi • prooll•Porlo roaaaapod. RN. RKID TIPPING. Nat,.... EUROPEAN and COLONIAL wars OORPANT_ Tit. ORLI-MALL. WOOL LW. BPI. NDID OLD PORT ttt. po deem ITea yews le OR mei) Bohlen and jeedoele ladeded. lib vonelable do Mahe IM Pele. MOO hem OR Mos to Is weak le hen "metes the Wailes et the eeßeeletenir, balm at OX WIT lUD TIPPING. Mawr. EUROPEAN and COLONIAL WIJIN COMPANY. M. PALL MALL. LONDON, ILW. CPAJALING 11,111111AY UHAIIPAWIIII lts Pm dos. apl I. We irwaly edarpd MA yarded. IY. JULIAN uLAIIIT Amy Lai Althea Waft.— 11. ~. rAir warm; ananar ISA and 6A. ~ ONSIA=Mago Imitedel. Prim 11m. mot helm NIL MIIID TIPPING. Mum/r. E R uPBAN sad COLONIAL WINE COMPAS ,Ir FALL.NAIA.I•O3IOOI. LW. cnitturit•s 9•.111.6118 Aay erimasitycitia - sl6; formizeti loasilialisig on nicelpi at Pallolles °raw. P vhargo for WU* II MIL Wl4. REID TI PING. Mamma% pEMARTINI3 SHERRIEB.—RaiI paid tazz is lisittaL-11101. MINN 404 Mtn my O F A= 1141•1114 111 all Willa of IM Om anima tiff.m. 0 lel *owe* so. l a ZzlintAlia 27. Ar a ao• Wan ea aware thmlt OW ..41 1•11114~7.1.1•111.-- hos = h otrigig; laill M ....aia• b awns*/ Qs pd.. OE4 • Mel "PM pave Obit oval mat7•77111.............1. olua n ripos4 P.a. 140.. 45.. 4/I=l C. pw,...... 1 404 . NA No . very 04.1 Sul 174 1114 . 1 1 111 awl 110114. Wax. 4pktt, sal LWOW 111.1 ir=at 47 ma. pampa. to tho Has. eadso of Llasslaloant, allowl.lode... W.O. Mod lb. a. aeolleatio. VIRLEY'S COGNAC.—A pure pale at brown A. A. broody. OR sok•. ror dom. Itaaarya Lesko Md. sato= Mania, aol *wart Woad. are a or dry, li par dap dart. lb/ oak byelladed wad aroma a. Oa, Orval= Daylary,2laad Si, tgl a WM. KLYAHAN'S LL WHISKY v. COGNAC 11111.11.111D1.—Iftaibilid aid MIMI WHALY Mobilo ran INN& . It b nee, mild. mallow. dillilm ; im m e elrlorms 11111110 1.. 'awl, ai moat of WO MO bora 111 tarin; Or opplistad meats k Wm ims le Iftilird; at at 4 Orme Iriadmill4lnsfr mar ....s.k.—otarm se rell Ask pink W. mad wit larded War beal LL Wlalty.' Eill LONDON CUT GLASS COMPANY Oa ansielks MO Wok CRY S TA L eloorlablimi IMPLY Ilia Grey arelliplinia CILIMI Ore.iff Wia simi Mel prim. P. awl Oft. 1.4, Odra digit W. sweat Miceddgeik ebon lee gook inadvel dna tram Wdr trail& THE DRAWING-ROO3l CRYSTAL 11.171111111. Ada ent awl a sispia laiga.fte Ora Deas. via WaM avail llama we Pretame am ardellon dmisid Waal av Lam tans Lam a F. nil/ Os .. Odes w Malaya THEw OEM," 12s.—A new first-alms QUART at bsasillul form sad Words dims wtoso vs the pours serfeedon. An a76§ [wale Ss wadi.rsigslevd. To to and oats of the eleheeefteseeth V. SPARE sad Qs. a rDdr loads srarshou.s. 174 Osfor , Sorsol. MA amt. lessu'aotory, ?b. Koy OMs Wens, Masksals aM o+lPlteh. etpoitetl on I beret Yr= IMPORTANT SALE of firot-elios our and lawoodOW Ft; 111 ITC a L—J. DRIFT oad9o. Iwo woorwase Is dor petits lirot ho.• parch... 4 the name ftraloor• of onwrol iota liad to OW, almady tir boorot west WA Leallos. tow moo NO WI rim nal rank sowiwieft sem at drawirg. wee rem owpooilows. la mt. notosaay. matons. dial a lOW Vo&aroorms Woks so 114414144 &swim. vim dm. le at et trimorwo Intim at ; meows. at 81. • very odor Mists orsomoomar *ow 11 ORM Wilma Fintituf• Mar, U.N. 14 NM II alabltrbol MY yam Illimpwro to lot "La m t00 ... 1:12 mosowiliot. sod yen wow Ilwlerlawl altt rw=lWallo. tb. M` realm am mast boa awl Waft amolwla. Imo 6.411.111411 bedroom forwliwra /11my sotlate loororrasiord. Ilhp INN+ We. laa • lallww. Isokawrod or wary no =Zola= ot (WIMP Jen to may railway room oi sho int path* .r Ss uno ef we. ATREASURE for the TOILETTE. Among o r ow hulidal of tioptaiot ap t wee ea to vaio* . ll t oatit titles. of OLDIIIIDOrd BALK el Ottrfl a irt If Weis nab sad Yoh of ski MI. It isaputs the mat dallatit. ail with le toottalit jfaM".l. It atm at VW p. 1.4 a*, Nom wrists Itto t =rion at or V alma, leo Via of Wake ow. Ma tailooot ito Volbor pagoot sad ono ratioto la mph, Than who may dean to hats bomoolial Mit, data .igi ..L., •ir owf. thoalli on it doUy. Itts Yr siotitotod foe otanothoolag do Irk seem It from miff. sot prodadot atm lair. obiokitro. sad yeamatahm attatilaboi womb of ID atom i. woli NM aal Iti Mita Oil t ila ti = 4 TA Olifift-11 all AMIIIINIII.I.I W1N06111401116 K er b if.O. THZ PATE d. REONAULD, abbe, is sebum, Wool to al to prodosokomedisof EOM r r rot COlfollll. Astanekvad Ammo dike clot awl holm 11 0 1 7-d , o Pon of lo sofoof Is • emolat for IS. oolooffillC—Pfloo fo. oar boo of 6...1.1. 2 1 &mow. mod of A. cfLAUTIOUAIRL. Allio boatos. A. hatollhoofori" tr.rr. W • LONDON, TITESDAY EvENINIL DECEMBER 13, 1859. GEORG R-TARD RAGGED SCHOOL and 111711011, 'fie 0 IMRE": of Paviallos Onier W rorretas J. 8., Bmi, Rasta, tat the hob d Mw. listibdiss, bales THAN IrOLLY AOIXORLILMIND by WM= Jinni La" 4. ors Norait-maa Inroad, /1111•4•4 T. MARTIN'S-HALL.-HANDEL'S MESSIAH. WIDNINDAT. Deo. M. II 4. AA4I. be 4iMr. JOHN WILIAM. Mftal ~. . Him Beak., MIN Marlla. Ulm Mr. Mr Maim, Mr. noon. Ticket% IL. M.: Mar, IA IN Me mom : gig* aot.. PENN. INS; isteerthirs AM ANEW le Iwo extra Octets for Ibis AN, ST. MARTIN'S-HALL SINGING SCHOOL. Nutiviumivaf ili. sin gruiffwa mamma VIL Waft 'MI p rzezitt Um. B. ALBERT SMITHS CHINA TO-NIGHT, karl BVIRT SIIIIRT Plat ealwatat, at V&A. Ind fof fafrif allowana ia alba ism Masa sae eta* la. mai& aas b. taiga at Ur Illaaalllcia ban II et 3; Arm i s fiffiff. MEE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, net Mellon. 1111-0,1333 ter the 11•1101.—I lie bliAtoot, pehemierly tor the apses sal melchho beauty at its eenhieed with the perked= et Me inesehe• ✓ea. OP3II 3 Si 1119351110. Ones eleeeminesegleepeeve W mee hare ism mho Moe mew. and eeibtsi los bus IA es. 114.0•91111613.1 UMW a We phee or brew the eon- WifSe Deem ems ee talk pat 8. Overton se 9. no 3 pasalsollg. Adalmllm la gnu, Rowe l, rina rs i o lkitret—Gnuad Xeriga za madans :sea Lusest• Menai ES I: dos • mirMsbelarell ••••••••• Caillimg.m.".." Tifirtiliftil`PPitio - rtriabanwetreot Hsymerkirl Uno mat Is wed • as Ihs LONDON PAVILION , tie nor e l." Leadir i a Ike tat 00NOZAT. Aimieds• tby ems/ IMMO M. —Nrefte Alum 11111 e DB. KAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL YO M. bop et We Wanwnest %darn Weal Ilw We *Ws neawal li s roW mill = Izte Ladner as Ws . et jilawk; 410, s i th II wow . — l ;Wil lt l ista a r al i imi s iiihm- -. 110.1014. tw sodl Wilr WW.ndoWka W la IL I s- 1181 ZW to mum Mad a ami r rf. Ulm as Ws Mom is Yolk enigma ' Th. PIA. wWake al lln=s ... psogno e i.d r a.„.. zfrowlpt It arm &nos tram a mtlm.ll. W. A DELAIDE GALLERY, Lowther-arcade b NOR OPRI RIM PRACTICE. noon IMlo. 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('BIND a Post-onlee Order for £2 Se., payable to JOIDIA Lowilerimods_ mod yes MU mein Plo •CO VISO ruT. Teapot, Bow Pao.. mai Om= /oar. ECONOMY and EXCELLENCE..— / MOM ara SOL lasulai Wm, Omer& Ontattots. Is.. enotorafit ta alsoldmit saanolay sal gliill••• to al midis of BOLOTKINO In a r:tajMulso beyond the meta of =a i r Istirsals = aisbrea mat toile on which thole ern to mot par. Oat to trader. •la a sr sausaten Not of weld la daffy nacos gerla eOllll I' G ar g r all s &ENT oonalas tab*. of description. from Ils Mimi to Ur *hut quattos Ito moot died and (ado wile are imploseg. la...ft the Bunt nod Y nt stylos. Mawr lell i =l e lL s. 01:1X of BOBINIT. Drapery. Phan* Hob sad Caro. boots and rams tn. a 11l BON slit tt te be parthonlarty obnoread that tf any wad v s le ao mi t=ned 111. ft wa be laciandid. or Ile mow rinmeL =bosa erearallni a MIN& of the Illehoty et Iltlial fartume. via Isla for ruff notommall and lbust prams amta on sprilosikeL or porlfros 1 /Oaf lust SONT lINTABLISHIIIifiS are as follow : LONDON: alien's sad N Warta. appalls Ahlsato laugh; Nay donor of flaraotroes ° VO li ttlt /UN CIILS . abelleld and Bradford. Yorkekdro. OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! An Wrong mei &Moe &Nat West MOANS and POS'n 111:11011e9 hod ALDCIATI. and SAW OInuItD.I3TREST least THE "INDISPENSABLE" SUIT, mode et makes warmish la ail wham and .alder, and peal. eraser Waged to walking. Oder. traveller. aed T te mommeBl aermeetedged to be the mom h..mfortable and servlantra lon ever WModamd. Pea f, Ma To Is eleaMMI lab of I. NOON sod 80N, comer of Illsorter art Aldaata, .ad Nom Ostard .if lama of Itandumer. rr B GREAT EASTERN.—An elegant "Gram Itomoos; Abeisiet. with bo 'Nomad d bosolifilli oloalool faffrooleg of the L. soa 1106118 god SON. 11111011/111 sad ALDOVIII, sod lIW OXfOID4ITRILIiT lames oir Ifortairooli. WINTER HOSIERY et SOFT and WARM eseeeek mem Warm prom sr colour: for both WAraft mod dram. so r ter tarn is —PAre aal ?IL m. 4. Wardwpres. Prier, Lahke,lll.W. pHs BEST sad CHEAPEST TR IS and ootnio In =OLAND an at all tto.. to be obtsbod of PEMLIPS ••4 Os., s. bisigillalk Kly Willlassaterb. Lamm esoldreog T astal 44. W. 0 14 Id.. b. lOC 44., aadb. 411,; dui tionabou Tow b. 44, b. 144-. bk. 4.. T. 1.4 ISSN te liongasse 44• rat ars*. •44 44 41.1 law"' Alb= 4 0 add Wm la tbasal • 11111•011111111114 bee. bland MEW Wow. CURIOSITY it TBA.-80UCHONO of a .-lir,lielLCUAllr addl bs" Ow i r ai r, 6,1."1'l b rto lf, 100 1 i... 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Or rein a d d ri a rt 1:: • dews iNINIANIN 11131 1.7 .11 /Aeta. . Oersill. WI et eil tedollYNA PAPAL AND MILIZABY. CHAPLAINS IN Hsu Manorrre Asa:.—A royal warrant hes bias Isened, whereby ohaplaina of the Fishy - trim mad BM= catholic pessimisms ere put menaely to the same fording sa those of the united oburch - of Mislead and Ireland. It itrevides that the pensions to be given to the widows of caspbutte shall be at the rates granted to the widows of oilcan of corresponding rank. According to Ibis warrant the relative ranks of the chaplains with this deed &titbit. will be is follows :—Chaplain-General to tho Pontes, as major-general- chapleine of the lost rime, as colonels; eh of the 2nd class, as lientenant-oolomds ; chapkles of the 9rd clew, so onion; chaplains of the 4th ohm, as captain,. Tbe Queen has been pleased to approve of a new code of regalatioes for the dress of offioere of the Army Medial The tuni s in future to to worn is scarlet, isshmasted, with black velvet facings edged with white cloth. The dlitinotiome of reek are to be regulated by the badges and lam, according to the relative ranks in the army. ADMIRALTY, Dm. _l2.—AProngnuarrerActing Assistuat-SurgoOn D. P. liaolopa to Ito Thom, 11, sayr, otomoloop, at Woolirieb. WOOLWICH, pl 9. 12. The contract for erecting two additional wioge et the Royal Military Academy bee been obtained by Mr. George Myers of Lambeth, et the am of 41,7001., the wink to be earned out under a heavy penalty within seventeen mouths. The whole of the present buildings composing the cadets' workshops, engine and bolter rooms, stablesorergesina end aerveate' moon, racket court, to., will be removed to admit oldie alterations. TILITIMONIAL.—The Glee Club of the Royal Engineer Train have presented Bandmaster Collins, of the Antrim Riles, with a testimonial of their regard for hie efficient services In organising and instructing the club. SOLDIERS' 11.118TITUTE. The committee of this in stitutor recently opened for the benefit of the priers soldier, ham Weed a report from which it appear that the number of subscribers is 850. The institution complier • library, a reolten-rocan, • daseroom, • zoom for 11011-OX2- misidoned arm a ansoldarproom, need also for games of rereation, and • oeffee-toom, in which refreshments are sup plied at err pries. anus AT WOOLWICE.—Fiagazd, Bag-ship, Commodore the Bar J. B. Drummed; ream vessel. Black Eagle, Vivid, finely, Biafora, Preens Alice, Bustler, Driver, ladeetry, - Firefly, Hecate, Akre, Bloodhound, Trident, Antelope, sad Derveretior CHATHAM, Dic l2 INSPECTION OP TSB GAZILI --- SOIf PT bittaita L Lova —Lieut.-Ckaeral ak J. F. Love, H.C.8., H.H., the Inspector4ienerel of lafastry, atteadsd by Colonel D. Lysoos, 0.8., assistant At and Meyer G. B. Page, sidwdelarop, arrived at this this morning kr the purpose of making an of the East India regimental depots of the line, compenriag the thaw battalions of infantry. Alter the had been ea the lines about two hours they were mareMd beck to their respective guar two, Lieut.-General Love presadiag to levant the recruits belonging to the three battalion, who were drawn up for that purpose. The inspectioa tsenisated by ma szuninatioa of the bags bekagiag to este of the depots sad beitaltoss. PUNIBIINENTB IN TER NAVY. The following circular, numbered "396," has been Wald, and is dated " Adadndty,Dee.lo." : "Ths Lords Commissioners of the kimiralty, being de sirous al miming the regulations respecting punishments In bar Majesty's navy, are pleased to direct as follows . " I. AD seamen and Royal Marines belonging to the fleet shall be divided into two classes, hereinafter referred to ea the fat and 2nd class. " 11. All men now 'crying in the if ett whose character is marked 'good' shall be in the let class. " 111. All men on first entering the navy or reserves, end all men reentering the navy with certificates marked ' good,' shall be also in the Ist class. " IV. No man in the let clam shall be subject to roe pond punishment, except by sentence of s eetut-rosnial. " V, Men in the let class committing any grave offence against discipline, or guilty of repeated misconduct, will be removed by warrant into the 2nd clogs. They will not be liable to corporal punishment at the time when they are so rcacoved, but, in addition to degradation to the 2nd elais, other punishment may be indicted, according to the degree of the offence. " VI. The 2nd class will consist of ell man whose cooduot has not entitled them to certificates marked good.' " VII. No men in the %idolises shall besubjeet to corporal punishment without ootimmarUal, except for the following arum : 1. Mutinous or highly insubordinate or riotous conduct. "2. Desertion. "g. Repeated drunkenness. "4. Smuggling liquor into the ehip. "6. Theft. " 6. Repeated disobedience of orders. "2. Deserting his post. " IL Indecent amanita, " VIII. Men m the 2nd clam, by a oontinned comae of good modest for a period of not less than 12 months, will be entitled to be restored to the Ist clan. "The above roles are not iotesded to estate to cases of open mutiny, whore immediate punishment may be neces w~lto check a disposition on the pert of ethers to join in agrsnt a crime. "Future punishment returns ate to contain the number of wee In the Ist and god class nepectieely. " This circular is to bs reed to the emirs of her Miejesty'm ship, on each occasion of the Articles of War being read." SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B.-MONDAY. The Beauty muster of subscribers was drawn together ri haps more by the purpose of morrtaining the drden w might be pronounced on the disputed ram at Croydanlldra Eye' inclination to pursue speculatrin cm the Derby. The Croydon Steeplechsse is. however, still in abeyance, for, gristly to the check' and disappointment of those persons who have bets on the race, the Stewards have postponed their investigation of the case until Monday next. The odds muted egaiest Umpire were taken to 1001. The other gusts thus do not require pommels; the room being too thinly MlNistled for rev to ascertain the cameos state of the market. THE DERBY. It to 1 eget Mr. R. Ten Brava's Umpire (t) 11 to 1 Mr. J. Merry's Thormasby (t 12 to 1) 12 to 1 Lord Paleeereton's Mainstons (t) 100 to 8 Lord Portsmouth's 811001111081 (t) 18 to 1 Mr. Wyatt's lintbotirne 26 to 1 Mr. Tate'. The Drone (odd) 26 to 1 Mr. Jaques'', High Treason (odd) 33 to 1 Mr. Wright's Upperhend (t) 110 to 1 Lord Btemford's Paleface (t and odd) 50 to 1 Bares Rothschild's Resta, (,) 60 to 1 Lord Richmond (cdi) 1000 to 16 Mr. T. Dawsne's Sir William (t) 1000 to 16 Mr. J. Merry's Brother to Rainbow (t) 1000 to 16 Mr. W. Imes Traducer (t) 1000 to 16 C.aptela Christie's Horror ct) 1000 to 16 Lord Portsmouth's Plans adding (r) 2000 to 26 Dake of Beanket's Blue Ruin (t) 1000 to 12 Mr, W. Wise's Dewey (t) 1000 to 12 Mr. H. Robinson's Oliver (t) The Freeman's Joionsal has MUM to believe. that sa isqatry Into the workise of the Moms ms. aollsinfoa fa Wend Is about to he Yeasts& sad that a ossemblea hi to be time. fat ohm wpm% THE VOLUNTEER RIFLE NOVI:ERNI. at. PANCRAS. Lunt night a numerous of the inhabitants 08t. Palau was held at the emir, la for the purpose of promoting the formation of a Aid mein In the district. Mr. Cutaaow, .oharoltweeles wire wee called to the chair, meld that the meeting was teemened to consequence of a requisition Cl ratepayers to the weerry. The went faked to have the nese el the p.da Idea SO hi tlellaser they would Join la thateesepent..mileh wen_ neer masseel from the meth of in the eme th ei Herglemd. I. He looked upon Sesame se amedelitya pine ummmaa, sad to show that it was maths, had them the Rev. Canon Dale, the vicar of the perish ) They might have joined the neighbouring perk& of Marylebone, but it would be inconvenient for them to go for drlil to Wormwood &rabbit. They had a population of 200,000, and out of that somber they ought to be able to form a respectable corps of their own. (Hear, hear.) He hoped it would be no exclusive a,but that its ranks would be open to all comers. hear.) He did not believe that there would be an at the , bat it was wise to be prepared to meet any eventaality. (Hear, hear.) A letter was mad from Lord Fermoy, dated from Ireland, expressing Me spring of the object of the meeting and his meet at not betel able to ahead. The Rev. Canna DALE progowl the ant reeoludon. Mr. BAKER eneended the esetion. The motion was pee k nod cartel ithenimenely. Mr. Fumes mimed Jim mesa eseeintien, to the effect, that in cedar in tielethlth en elided mope it was degrable e the diriathillee amines sieseit be I& la, n ghe ibusiessafes fassimmy =Lobos* ba 61. 6s, Rots, joi n seraded the Ifs Ii lAN" thine fateeded to defer to a general maim et tits asellusa, which Mired milled lathe 16th of .issassym fey 1611111111101110( eddresieglaa es that and other elpiek eery espreedon of opinion ea this enbject ; bat fled */ Sma Mem we. a strong fake la the perish as the , meta of theuteateme mamescs u b i tthanght it to ha ved dist any Inthetiona 7:=lsalalrift4lial . wee far from the miad Cl . the Imps= Miele* • but they mast recollect that he wee ast antemat. (Hear, h'ear.) Hi did not nee that word ofteralogy, Mat to Wiese, that everythinp depended on the will dme men. (Hear, bear.) .They. knew Wet, co the Ist of Janeurry iest, en intimation of hcatility was given to Austria, Which ended in a declaration of war: (Hear.) Now, is Reglad they loved fresh= too well to be liked by the other willow of Earope. A (maim ttheadere, ilk. England ought to be at least prepared to meet thy attempt that might be made egged her. Ina meaty wthoh= messed no free press sad so constitutional the question of pros or war coal lir v.r e mm diretueed, it was of the utmost Importance that we should be pre pared to meet any emergency that might arias. He did not mean Wry more than that. They beard of great navel armaments in France, of depots of cog for her steamers in her arsenals. Was n oti thin calculated to make Booked fog Easeey—(hear, hear)—and to make them ask if all this was meant for England P (Hear, hear.) As a military nation they were reedy to acknowledge the high position of France; bat the commerce of France was not so exteneive es to re quire the protection of such a navy AB she powered and wee preparing. For whom, then, were these mighty armaments intended ? He did not say they went intended for them because he did not believe that the Emperor Napoleon dreamed of making we, upon them at that moment. He believed that the Emperor Napoleon was too sagacious for that, but they could not tell what might take place when the question of war depended on the flat of one man. Meer.) under such circumstances it was the duty of England to be papered for any eventuality. (Hear.) He hoped the pre eat movement would bewared apes seriously end solemnly seed not for the purpose of mere display. He therefore hoped dud the working class whom patriotism and love of country were se 'Morro as those et any other class would be enabledto Mks part lb it. (Hear.) He hoped it wee not got up in order that a Lord Mayor as such should be the colonel, sad an alderman ea suck the captain of the asp. (Hem.) They were mach better employed in presiding at dithers at the litheka•house than in playing at soldiers. (Hear, hear.) He wepported the movement, became it tended to spud a o loyalty amongst the people. He did not believe that age of chivalry was dead am ong st the people of Ear lead, but that they were still pew', to take aims, not the the pommel carrying the horrors of war into other own tabs, bat to prevent them, and to show their love of country and their devotion to the crown. (Cheers.) The motion waa then put and adopted. OR the motion of Mr. WYATT, which was seconded by Mr. Ross, see. a committee was appointed to carry out the Ibregoine resollithere. WKINSON, of the Highgate Rifles, made some practical IL and tweet observations on rifle corps; after which the meeting separated. SOUTHWARK AND LAMBETH 7:et SURREY RIFLES, A meeting for the purpose of organising this corps was held at the Horne, yesterday evening, under the pre. aidency of Mr. Routzu., M.P. Mr. Wi ll iams, M.P., and seversl local notabilities were present on the platform. The CHAIRMAN, in opening the receding% disclaimed any feeling of hostility to other corps. He wished every domes to the let Surrey Rifles ; but he thought the time was come when every distrfot should aid in getting up • national and constitutional force for the defence of the coun try. He was sure that now , when the matter was pleas! in the min4N of the penile they would not degenerate from the spirit of their &lbw% but would come forward as one man in support of this patriotic movement. Mr. Bvixrrr proposed the first resolution That this meeting, while trusting that friendly relations may be main tained with foreign power., believes that • systematic organ. idtiou of rifle corps throughout Great Britain will tend in • great meseure to the general maintenance of peace." Mr. JOHNSON, chairmen of Quarter Sessions, seconded the motion. . . . MC WILLIAMS, M.P., warmly supported the resolution, being firmly convinced that the volunteer movement would be the beet security fur peace. We had the largest army now we had bad mince the war, nearly 200,000 men, but where were they P Nine thousand in India, 15,000 going to China, end then deduct the sick and inefficient, and they would see that their defensive; force was quite insufficient. If they should be invaded and he was or to note the hostile feeling that existed on the oppo site side of the Channel —if the invading force should not be picked up at sea—(a laugh)—the effect of a volunteer lone here would be that all the invaders would have to expect on their snivel would be a pit to lay their bodies in. (Loud cheers.) They about& remember the effect of the volunteer force of the former war. 400,000 volunteers ' were thus raised, and when Bonaparte saw this, he broke up blo itomenseloroe at Boulogne, picked up a quarrel with some continental nation, and gave us and our volunteers no more trouble. The present Emperor of the French was en exceedingly close man, he had en immense !army, end no one Meer what he was going to do with it. His finances were known not to he in the best order, end there was no knowing what he might attempt in order to get out of the difficulty. Bat with an efficient volunteer force we need not pay the slightest attention to his movements. Let them only imagine the result if these 700,000 houselese, merciless men should be let loose upon our country. No home, no hearth would be safe, and in addition to oar hearths and our homes it should be remembered that we had what wee Mill de arer, oar liberties, to defend. He trusted, therefore, that the British Rifles, which elresdy numbered 70,000 men, all armed and equipped at their own expense, would rapidly become such a force es would give the country en imposing attitude in the face of the world. The motion was carried unanimously. Mr. HODGES moved the second resolution, recommending the formation of a local corps. Fur the future, he said, cricket must give plant to title shooting ; and that being the ems he should pick outs daen of his best men, and with their aid he should not fear tackling two or th ree hundred Frenchmen. (Laughter.) Dr. °DUNG briefly seconded the motion, Vidal MU unanimously carried. Mr. LANDELLLS moved, end Mr. Gzartr emended, • 11). solution for the formation of a local committee ; and this having been caviled, ea enthusiastic vote of thanks wee pasted to:the chairmen. Mr. Hour" tr. briefly acknowledged the vote. and 'menaced his intention of arming and equipping one hundred working man. (This announcement was received with the most vociferous cheering.) An enthusiastic Lod unanimous cheer fur the Queen ter minated the promedinge. (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. Another meeting took place shualtaseestaly with the shove, at Scholefiebre Auctices-rooms, Vincent-ammo, for the pur pose of iofllidlig a oespeay for the p ar i s h of Bt. John the Evangelist, Westminster. The Rev. Mr. Jennings, the rector of the meth, vended. Mr. Helps, one of the repre sentatives of the rirbh at the central committee, communi cated the raw:dation* adopted by that body, and announced that the Dean of Westminster had consented to become chap lain of the Westminster oorpe. He observed that the varions parishes had exhibited a spirit of cordiel co- miktion in the movement, end expressed We belief that ehon at. °sores remained a:citrate*, St. James's would be willing to wits with the other Westminster parishes. On the motion of Me. Dighton a local committee was appointed to take the requisite measures for the formation of a volunteer company or divi sion of the Westminster Volunteer Rifle Corps for that parish, and a vote of thanks having been worded to the chairman the meeting espereted. ST. MARTIN-IN•THH-RELDS.— This Carpi is rapidly lacewing in number., and promises to become • most efficient body. The members me sabre and at drill is Westminster Hall three Mete a week. Ls third eosspeny is sow forming. The inhabitants have responded liberally to the appeal lot funds towards the 1111011•1117 fir pews. la eddium to Swamis from the Dike 01 North umberland, 2001. • Meer. Carats, 100/.; Hems. Drum mond, 601. ; Mears. Hailing, Pearce, and &me, all. 10e., donations varying from 20 guinea' to .5 guineas have been received from Lord Overstone, Earl de Grey, Sir J. W. Hogg, Bart., General Sir William Gomm, General Sir Brt Gardiner, Colonel Crichton Stuart, M.P., the Bev. W, G. Humphry, Meets. Ransom, Honvarie, and Co., Meals, Ceeks and Co., Bank of Imam, New LIS diseareme Compaq, Mears. Caff med Sos, 3 = General Omnibus Company, Mr. E. E. Antra." Mmes. Hibbert sod Co., km, bon Wes Betatrons smaller donations and enbeeriptiene from Mammy members. LONDON 800TTIOR.—The following donations have lately _ been received, vie., Sir Rod. Murchison, 101. 10a; Messrs. Coutts and Co.,_ ;F. W. Caldwell, Esq., 1 01 .; J. • Landry Bennet, Seg., 101. 10s. • George Taylor Beg., 101. 10s.; Major-General T. Mathe;ma, 101. ; ' James Boas:, Esq., 101. ; Sh G. Bore, lOC 14TH MIDDLZSEX (IDOHOAT3).—This company now mambas neatly 100 effective members. Swing in mind this other q•laikaliCell Wats *kW in aiming are necasary to censtitate the aosamptlbsd light infantry Misediter, they bays devoted thmseives with great zeal to fold onortra sad evolutions, and have hew intending and doubling at • Area over the breesy heights of Highgate ask two of the members of the corps being aecanplithad to sot r buglers. Now that the had walker hr made tiaras somewhat impracticable for learning eveintleas with wormy, they have obtained per mimics hats Non °pomading ofiloar of the sewed battalion of the Sews Frailer Galante to continue their seeming on /eta isyi on the mainaire parade-ground et the Welling ton Brine St. Jew 'e. • • • • • Csamtasuar.—The volunteer movement in this ancient city hes been eminently smoninful. Two rifle com mies have been focused, end a wessent from the garrison has bean engaged as drill instructor, the meetings for which are held at the Coen Exchange. BRISTOL.—On Saturday afternoon last there was the largest muster of volunteers that has yea taken place, and the greatest degree of efficiency was exhibited. The corps assembled in College-green, and, preceded by its bend, marched to Queen-square, from which the hurdles and stare had been removed. Here the commanding officer, Lieut.- Colonel Bosh, took the command, and various evolutions were performed. A wet concourse of spectators was in the avenues of the square, and witnessed the proceedings with interest. Mr. Hutchinson, at the Town Clerk's °Moe, is ap ported quartermaster sergeant, and various appointments of corporals and sergeants have beep made. , I.ow (SocKs).—A rifle corps for this district has bete formed, sad a military drill inspector 2801. haw hers subeerthed, and Colonel Pears TT:it M.P., has gives the use of • room under the Tows-hall SIP SR STIONITy. RAU.WAY Coups.—Mr. Denison, the ahairman of the Great Northern Railway Company, has pent a lodes to Mr. Hos& the secreary of t h e Railway Rifle Corp, ar mors a wish that the sesployie of several railway amps sties should he united in one smug rifle brigade. He sayi an lorries should be roomplishol, the possession of a radwayend tte terminus would be of Arnt1301•11 advantage to whielower party might power it, and a desperate struggle word undoubtedly take place for it. Who, them are the mos that could be so properly expected ENA reernably celled spun Porde& the terminus sad the roans rock of • rail way ea the officers and man belonging to soy particular com pany? golf-defence is admitted to be or of our first duties, se Is it of corporals hour an well es et kingdoms. Well, then, I trek that every reasonable encouragement ought to be given by the directors and by the shareholders of the Great Northern Radler Company to the aßose and awn in that minks to saleater to form part of a rifle carpi; but as I doubt ',baba, their number would be enfitchmt to form a reflood of 1,000 see, I think the whole subject ought to be Meowed urn the leading men of, at Ira, four or five railway companies, wane termini ere on the north side of the Themes." CITY OF WESTMINSTER. A public meeting wee held yesterday evening, at the King's Anus Tavern, Palace-yard, Westminster, to appoint a local committee for rafting a company in the parish of Bt. Merriest's, Westminster, to faros pert of the Westminster Volusteer Itiße Corps. Mr. J. L. }tutor (the well•known brewer) occupied the chair. The following gen tlemen were selected to coostitute the local committer, with power to add to thole number to the extent of forty .-13ir Creamsll Croswell, Mr. Baron Bramwell, Mr. Justice Keating, Mr. Baron Watson, Captain Egerton, Messrs. C. Amain, F. Pratt Barton, H. Pox Bristow', G. Cubist. J. COW, J. L. Blliott, Jacques Ely, W. Goldrmith, B. Home, I 8. Hughes, J• R. Mliairs. IL G. Maude, W. Pinto, W. W. Womb, G. Trollops, James Watery, Alex. A. Wefare, Dr. Westin, T. J. Whit.), end G. fl. Rogers. The CHAIRMAN, who is a niemb-r of the central cote. mitt«, stated that there was co asperity of feeling shown by the delegates from the dideront perishes; Mew were only actuated by feelings of honourable emulation. With regard to tuitions, they were velem the decision of the commies' applaud by the goveremect to consider the uniform for all the vohoolon in the Merlon), but he believed be might say that the oast would not be loom than 61. Prsaice-ground would be provided In the neighbourhood of London, and the tarps world he open to civil minuets who roisht wish to join E. The member would have the use of Wesiminitter-hall he the purpose at drill. THE AOTION POE SEDUCTION. Last night the attention of the Society for Pro moting the Amendment of the Law was directed by Mr. Allen to the defects la the state of the law in relarence to so nose for seduction. Mr. Allen's paper chiefly referred to the anomakina circumetanos that a father, hu wert r pained might be his feelings on finding that his daughter ned been made the victim of a seducer, bed es against him no remedy unless he could prove loss of service, a state of the law which was a barbarous tradition from the times when women were looked upon as mere chattels. There was ofun'a difficulty found in satablishing that loud service which entitled the father of a young woman to stand to her in the suit in question in the relation of a master to his servant, and it also frrqsently happened that when the suit was prosecuted it broke down through the proof of the termer immorality of the woman, the law not allowing any amount of good conduct on her part subsequent to her lose of chastity to be taken into oonsideration as giving bar master the locus standi of a plsintiff. He would do away with the fiction of proof of service, and give the father directly the right of action if the daughter was emitter, the damages when reco vered to be shared between them ; and in case elm was over age. he would allow the woman herself to fanners the suit. Mr. EDOAI thought there woos only two ways of getting Add the difficulties which, under the existing mate of the law, surrounded this action—either to allow the women to bring her own action or to require • proof of substantial lose of service. With regard to the first, he did not think it right that the woman, a consenting party, should be allowed to bring en action for damage which she sustained through her own wilful conduct. The second course was the alter native of a total abolition of the writ, by which the Gawps of morality wonld,he thought, be on the whole better served ; but the only real remedy was the elevation of the moral feeling of men. A discussion mimed, in which Mr. Wingfield, Mr. Joseph N. Higgins, Mr. Alfred Hall, Mr. Hastings, and others, took part, and the consideration of the question was referred to • committee. A short divassion afterwards took pines upon a papw reed by Mr. Dempsey upon infanticide, in which he advo cated the strongest punishment la cease of eon:ealmtnt, not of birth, but of pregnancy, after which the proceedings terminated. THE CASE OF SARAH DYER. TO TIM EDITOR OP THE TA.PRE:,.! Ellit,—lleeply impressed with gratitude towards thine who so kindly and benevolently looked with com miseration and charity upoa me, and the humiliating position in which I had placed myself by the act I had committed, I think it due to those who were Indebted to me, as well ea to thole who, with Christian charity, interested themselves in my behalf, to state that I have received all the monies due—vin, 311. 170. 67 , and, therefore, I consider It a duty that I owe to reysrlf, and to those who may need anent ' once move than myself, in thanking the good and charitable who have volunteered pecuniary aid, to decline receiving farther ealistance by way of money. I feel that I have erred, end my police will be my future industry and repent ance, to make amends, if possible for my act of wrong. It is with pleasure I can state that, with the exception of two, all those who have previously employed me have pre mised and will give me their support in future, some having celled and others written me to that effect. I cannot clone without expressing, with heartfelt eineeri•y, my ever grateful remembrance of the Lenevolent clambers , lion of my unfortunate car by the humans judge, the kind charity evinced by Means. Ethoelbred, as well as the counsel engaged, Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Orridge. To Mr. Trupler, and the tea gentlemen who appeared in court, and were ready to give roe a character as to my cot dart dating eleven years previous to my unfortunate mime, I also tender thanks. Trueting that my future conduct may in some degree prove me not unworthy of the great eyuipathy which has been evinced towards me by the court, the jury, the press, the Royal Benevolent Society, and the public generally ,—I me, yours, obliged, In humiliation and humbleness, SARAH DYER. THE EXTRA HOLIDAY TOR CHRISTMAS—The Lord Chancellor, in aoccedanos with the power vested in him by the general orders of 1845. has ordered all the Chan cery othoes to be closed on the 28th that., then affording to a great numbet of clerks the bent& of a holiday on that day. We are glad also to perceive that the beads of the leading linendrapers' and woolleedrapere establishments in White. i chapel and Aldgete districts bays wooed that their shoos shall be closed ea the Mooney following Christmse•dap, a priatad notice baying bent Yawl to that effect.