The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-26 00:00:00

A 7 y: r i Lt ..-it-Tvlbt 4"--tprt4.lL-A . •be .\ • 5s sx _ No. 4,170.] OVERLAND ROUTL - COMMUNICATION w.„ ; rpichitirlxt..iadepi A tzt. Mt e lnk &di at= Ass Om W a t s :C l e FirVeZtars.lll"iitmo:2l=7l2:46.l.l Tr URRACHiII Meet Oast shipping day 19th ix Maw). Ibe r=.31e40.4 LVI Is mire. L ULM la ibe lambs Dada gm georl lir OPINIMMIOn d 111 wipe glow' NA be deelseebed (, abovb—Amb 10 JUMP Tilai l td ..4 oll.. IL Max •4_ LC. (l eAN FRANCE, O'Mara's (last day N Ir CO J -mb Imp% CM WI M. aft . D Me t & 1/487.4=480, ERAM fres LIVERPOOL to AMERICA TM "XV lig Or o or Hama* Company's X LITIRPOOL TOE I ZID. Maxim Aar l:Wilew. *Vara*. a l s. IS Fill ist•A sk 1.61 11 1 COMMUNICATION to NEW TORE Mvi o r i rra v sow ulA bs oo is. io 230,=,...0t who l=moon. WIT d "ag Velmoinr. 7f5.41.1111. ar4 M *into • Llowposi. Ca11a5.16,17.2•11 examkarestatelleasers•Lem =is C l VistrZiVertellire oft gra& aid gim to i ll ROTTERDAM sod tit, RHINI. Ils. geserill lam 16 1 e=t it=r ~,,...... 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Ss% si r carry. .f • ram s alum] carom. MUMS All/LOW. liseallsta MONET LENT time day-sifter application, for too mink y• V. at dz Mtn is.. pommel or oilier .gods. mmHg,. 1 •011011111 Mr Your" IS to ittoa, rby w e b s . add, imleinsaft ether tome ommmoi. ram Joberaigeend. "4ll E.C. Oral 0. 1 ;41 6 DVANCEB MADE. witboat u tga s z by the LOllOOll 1111,1111111111:.! CO ow &pods of *nip, bib of obis. so =ri ft woofflo. OW fon flailmoolf. IffifoOloro NW ea folomff mow M. CopNol. dhow of /AZ Impoosomoo from mot Moos *SWUM JAN ES SOB . Womb, Dinar. am4::APITALIBII3, sr than amino/ profitable mere.. ortmirese mrall wawa l abicliz i ivegra c ert serwar: mit erpriami sibrbs t i6: Ism r padzs... lne• 'OWL . . ia rtiw rg .. „ =lO =VA= asi walk* Orri s .et Yoe as I ow prmatio, Me am cajzt e z i er t m: „... re a re . a z ... Oil well 00.. .0. MESSRS. LE ROT and 111.8, 2911, REGENT dT lIX LT. beg to mumps Vail Oa \swim{ noalvel • lop MI cools. •••rtmort of L•imir wAymig mum Woo • mil ttirlat mot of Milo IR We XIX VIAL. Al lb* SW , or) W 4 at Q. awe prom as l• Wit Pub oolsillimsk ast PLY. at §JILLLINO OFF, at a veilesties a/ s ir e. ROOK WATCH IN. Ci•eft. sag bilks. rAd. dim vidlid Imo the •• =mai d 64 lbs LOI vaisibbb Pomba b• brollitsb ob. 0.411 b mem+ .4 ICELLENTI BIJOUTERDS 001JRANTE. b WODWUNI MCI/MX 111 I• 11111 vp—wAvrins. . .) cl i =lllbeis lwesond w die mie now= J lonlbe wo et Welr C Wades wowingat el iiwzg.A.Kay, sal mit irl or &WNW thowbewm.lla w. lloWilland A.D. M. • hor_ /1 . . 11.1•Mmillir llowil "111 %w el Ww ~Ws. sod Nrop sit I • eeelt. ECONOMY and EXCELLENCIL-e. R ROMS mil !too Ileretrat Tatham OOMMI 00/Iwo, be.. aolertake se mobilo emeoroy sad racostleare I. a I 2J oke ef CILO MING la a isomer me w m memo mire home the reeds it Yr ostor arum M Look* or elamhere. east eerie on whoa. Cale Mime to emolerted •ffinhke Mena le emit prtees that to traders Mil • leo on woo IM of ttliKansen onothi to owl, Mama. JOVE %Ulla CLOTHING In miry The lih.l irOK T !LORING DLPTITI ;HOT oontalas T Make of mare ileortpuee, tam the Isom ti 'MUM TIMM. bs Tom skilful Molise earl !OMB COMM are omplerei. Wet es the hem mg mad mationeenly aria A Mae me RTOOR of 80111E2Y, peewr , IMMO, Mart i al. rO Voter &Ohio', HMI mod OR Route awl As. R. Y usEdi and Kra Irish it to be parileildr *wed tbAt It fry Loki eat MIS 01. ot elli be ambemerA re the mom, ',Arm{ TIWIT took. erbalobs • Reteb tbs RblArr of Drlto.h. Ceoteute. MO pee•min fee solliblanmerot aed lbMem "MS on applioatlek retreit 111011111101110/1111 RIT•IILMIIIIIIRTS ate a Nilo. : LOY DWI : Mamie sal Yllsawles. eggeelle Maple Clourels ; New mem ef O °BI OrnITIL 11111ANCEN di r . =41 and Rreolfent. Yorkshire. OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! OVEACOATS ! La lomormo ond doom omorooloo. L 110 WIS owl frOAL 1111fOILIMINY ALDOLTI goal JIM 0 1 / 1 11.11117111? lunar of SortflraL r... .INDISPENSABLE" SUIT , .di et wino mural. la all oolow. W. 1.011... mokillrli rbolod ta. osillai. Sim Ift.ollift owl Wawa Mb Is wliont4 oilmoololood to lo tio arms Artabis mg aorrineoblo mot moo looodosoL hie tem ISo. Tor . loolowl ooly .I 11. 110o.kt .011 110N_, soma of Illoodeo W Woos. owl Too Ostord dm. Mona of Ploroomo. THE GREAT XAST LAIC—An skijast ••••••••, ••• • rooms •••••••I •••••in , nr uest fib' um lemisell woe •I tiuou~d 1484111•MilidirOXIbeltbaTiaZT Mow ibmwee. §AMUAL 8K0111.1014 se, Lect om os-hin. on the lfaist.ll lITIMISILAM :soma& .f as Wean bait" repasts' LW* are AMUIL BRO t Hata, 10, warrsat ft end MlNGerial el Ydr lITORKIIAN ?lOUs al, MM. S AXUJIL BROTHERS, 29, Ledgetre-bill„ warram air wr. sum as amisia 1:2... TDENHAM TOP COAT, 41e.; TROUBILBB. It. 61.; 7 KOLIORR COAT. Mk It —Name el lee raid is me kir As sisoOmme d are we idle elieelmlee she Ilmlftplils sad eliewieee. maw le egehl Me a lei* ewes eimiemer or Arne ea Ye . leVee et ar.haahretes samitrzerszotaM.PC W •LTZRIV PATENT mawaT 0011Y1111111.31C1 Mel be ebbaleeme es V/ 00 1WITII^.YRIIIIT. CITY. VHRIS j TMA . JI PRLSENTIL—TIN mat apprf- N. 1.. r. inn d.rll:7 , l m or a lle i =olz Si parnon= .''' ' " MIS *" Ile aro at lair nr - Roll 1 1 1A‘Arld. '" = " 01c d fa r dallibinllp Poor= Ina n ~rot ppoodnolos lot thelddlo.. sr as nalprollor sod law& lior rr-rowl all ponens{: IllOWL.all D4' II Male% undoollad Me lar , , P. on wan Is tadsollog a neon line so lirr Crr ' d 0 _ _ _ . ..%1 1 1 4......n 1i a 1ZU rat h." rod -no ; orl MUCK sand ansion Yom— onordoe no oder, re b nos nd ea. brl a lin WI b and &a i r do r Isla ord Wallnarlao awl predawn. T°MOTHMS MI NURISEB.—Mn. JOHN -110,1111 AllaillCAN MOWING IMII*P.- , allo 11.111•111111. lissaft Is. bow 1 a wanvi no Ow opuoirir of TIM, T apd Ins larld=no a. dna Po g ildlg la Misr as Pent ll) we In pdland. in Gam owl Pro ladrior ro ll barbormain sr . a5.114."L Ornarnot t 7: antr ie rrilll= le nem en In non al _A aim 1314 ITS IN mien liar. kin iptlnd= as ow is ihe aim I. 101 l 11 " 1. • " 1 " Eh EL pm Ikedird". CRYSTAL PALACE.—The GREAT CHRIST MY PYTIVAI. sail FANCY MR matimil DAILY. nulled maid of aussmoole tom UN alsts. kenN tl9 I else. Or abase; sea. , 111. ROYAL SURREY GABDRNS. Ra l6llllo.7.—Osing MAL •011 Ewing Os loillog• • 1114111 MALL Mae Oraill IkEL A pia einalle is& Or gMAT GLOBIL—CH aad ITALY.—Now Dtotamug Or WAU to CHINA @Ws ITALT. iro c 4 la IDOL ta HIP. SAWMILL AutWaitt s j a Hcor up PM co lie hustle sad an Hail of Ho Om tom a.o. pan. Allialisk: la the abode Or ANNA lokoicoopro XHE NATI ON AL ASSEMBLT- ROOMS. kavr.a. Irodee==eruz a nt . llll434lloll/ V EMI Ile al Mew .' le* .. M pile Ow DAYOllreet i l ......... uNI en be Moe IMO Om oink. Gerd riesiles see iisd beeeebelese sees. kielbese Is. A D ROYLL ROOMS. Wadiaillrenst.—Grand Ellsa—OPlX lIVIST 61, MO Os iskineed 1•1 srail•Mod k• Was Liar nimird r te , ale = O n • w alms wIL =••. 1"11 C learn pRKAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL i„........, Ms Ikruinbot laimmolaissi by lamb* • VlliTa c arr o u Im ensa !p aav is....ery . S I & 'lei_ .., uszt m.... 411Pe id/ i uw".e.; s4=rl• ritsimisi Wy wo... zir ea b iba above a „Imam raWILL'S 80111/115 DANSANTES, STSAT MAXIM •SI NI-Adedia:-SmAms. im AkT b l u rrs s ..1 ' ate.. .i,< AD/MAIDS GALLERY, Lowthir-anade, a stie b uow orm im ar ArnAt s p o troa som, EVENING PARTIES. —A lest-eire CONIUR. Two Osires, 01010111111A1 et 011011 GOMM Toy ariX. Me 01040004. irso ilas000.• et istrairont se ilbe osui le = 1111 mi CERIBTMAB BOXES or HAMP2IIB. TIM T MANIA& sed Ow, Mlay god Spills bata• 11•0 1 ,101 Dr sod C• V ai s errad. masa op Baltdent loam et r r9,• • seitgantaAre 1131101Y nurcu MANDY. 0 A BUT O J?CB w lalee WHISKY, OYU OLD JAMAICA AC ,AI ROT sod avirens? utois TIMIS OLD a ° Myra by, •1011anhe talakillom• Osumi", seem AY be asempuid by • imMilay• ROPZAN sad COLONIAL WIND 0011PLUaLltI. slow 0••••=7 Ir• Ono . MOM moo privsi• halloo 111mo/L Kw 1111firAlit ••• donor. as • ••• of 34 pi ' iirgrf it Tb•••••• •••• iavoluredjp*• •• ROYAL •10T01111 MIDDY. dry . 'PLINY ID OLD smauso sni k x4 moDZI121.1""7 man paisp• t o ow alas Tame. arli. 11,1111 If Zillaim QTEVENBsadSON, 78, BishopegatertrastWitlitia. imess si =pets, gmar. Porta, from the wok Na: wry isiggear, ay. Min • fispwier Old (WNW, W. W.. W. pr yr. twitimp =fix On. 1111.,. ebola• coldw et 411 a. Fir Ems. lissolkaa. 40s. Siew et %Or quaky. 27..; Vbionik por dema Oind. ea. ; Wars lam wilt,. W.; is pia. SOL Fr dam. Cline. pea. Mk._ 26. Jallm W Mims =iior LAW wawa. IMIN .1 own denerbelw ea nreastolle mina Grim Ilirwasid Ina& I mils tree it INPEO Tams. irk WENEKEY'S COGNAC,—A pan or brown Waal/. 211.. pa. O&M las. rim Lodes G. AMNON MA et .11i. pa Whs. Was, alx im de ark Saar AI Oa ChWalait w.b. MOURISHING LONDON STOUT, kaolin as LN swarm Foe Dab reamse.l Ira Um parloy, mad asp lifteakaer. often Iwo= ...Amu.* of radaman la w e re mit besenea Oasie 44.4. IL ems II am per vi • ger amen Pau • fa quirls.—BA Oft Daima. tic imam.% *. /AM Hi pram. JONATHAN PUG ... BRIDGE, of 66, Oxford- W ARA STOCK eer Bersemetreet ti bey es res IT seise M/ 4RR d sem FOR 3111 TRO. ie.. for amen sod aloft pewee& lie quills. ere eereally dr rd plum owe ski smirliee French plunk,* d lie wee miere4 okeurepeks. Rift Mime bp ail DeW fereeeetim b ell Jades Man" presreed e user sod liar ism deer t. jes k rod emieliel thew Vabraeleaad rehear Elam Tadao ==.lmpOrer aew sod minter rep* mall ell Tut Mr, Rowse se4 to<lie6 meted ex Iftiplel Omens W ether imitate d. lime. Lite prier ter Or eareme terierded se appeeatioi AU geode wises peel bow tie merry see widow irepackans. CHOIOE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.- JOS AAAAA PIICKSIDSIL Tee Debbi rd Pheipro W. 1 beiremeek. Ostarbilreib W.. ea ibe romps a Ri, la toe& i• ens Wog Ma b /Ohdee se Raba. • rA i ni eueftialer s Imegiame Ma et Irma glins. 1 1 / a et loan Ilk JA alhoweb ft boa Ohms lbw a bet air Wiese togas. lib. deem a Mem peinevei n ar. ef mare a *mem ea iCelnink mil a Gime 11111110• L AB it ihe lime pally. 1 head IMP lee loy omt If regelma. THE BEST and CHEAPEST TAM and 001/111111 le V I AND an M alarm to al IMID'S fad likribraa ~. ILlClllsammot, Otta feria mar Owspa To• fa b. b., b. lb., fa. aife.4•; fib liallsag ?OK h. 1111.. la amid 4. T• aid alba Win Wee el SIN MI anima two fa an mar.. doom ar ribs boar Mani • Wel Minot Na. flew, ai miles{ "AM ECRRASED IMPORTATIONS of TRA.— roars ameirrs et Ur Clime Snap. =poly We 'OM 111.101% Ind& sod Mir an lower toenail.= KAI INIT•an Ile /LAST INDIA TKA COMPANY =seam* 'Mrs KA tiall Writ le tie pubs. Tr_ lama prim I. KIK SA 44. INK lIK-I , IIOKIKIK K anal Olds • uninlnal* VLAND'd PURE HOMEOPATHIC COCOA. Tbb above pewees. et dye 'MAW Cony bbe Y M.,bly by. seeneesadal by ibe .idie solbgbad for WM. warbyg hao wyekne• of bad me emposlatly warble so abaft et oar saw. s‘mts. rm. its sown Pi leek deatitst lb Yr vileabis w &be aged ri Yam ELAND'S GENUINE DIOPSTIVE COCOA le as ankle memo seibbble hada WA* eetest. esi bo • prime sad eilmileella bowels. name' WM. Ob. mat =Ssall my be Me ibeemeb al sugueiable mom s. abeiserr.—iselebbedl7ll. QCARLETT sad BONT PORTABLE MOCK TORTLIt. TOOTON11010) AQUA!. TO 111111 Md. JAM Ms air er dMila t lTlCAlrade .3 74Witr il .1 P.4. C 1 . 8 . 1. B L—GENUINE HONE-NADIL— Psitald, jr .6 71 6 .1% . 1b. DOMINTOWsm4 SON. Swale" w.o. k.... ,..... OOK TO TOUR CORN DEALER'S MO, .BILLS maw*/ ter • LINT d PIMA is cf. cuLuiff . Claphermol. 11.1.—Hams torased by almost. w*► wask• enmab7 Ma tees Nib demo mill. livimsb. asemilkh. M. per bow : art imeedielakis. Y.: swift. lifts. I. GAS.FIIIINGS•ad LAMPS at every deveri p w.—He see awl rikkoWid iwOwles Wm Europe.— AAAAA sad Ow. iwwWW. amwwwwww 144. Oa -o:wswpwlio MowWawa& anemia neaten wee so ,Lur ef gill 604 DRAWING - ROOM CRYSTAL Aft OA sad of doom dodoo.for lOU IMF VW/li~ No Maw *sold lows Ye lonise Illrootoono lama Is Oa tail of /Pali mod Oa. 144 Offordolorof. 0.. sopinlio amlotfool. THE TWO-GUINEA DINING-ROOM CRAW argraut• mow t. ri a tzt!i . Itur. t4 =tr . liarlauwes. liadria. 14; Otheitansk W.. aprooll• DIPIONIMIL 'MUNN% VEGETABLE (COLZA) OIL, 4s. pa liaparika Wks. nerd times vocaliai team le br eras 'Om fat NoNwar. Aad sa4 all War rati.rilii atm b , env= 111. sad hewariii tons OVER 20,000 otWOH7III3 HNIFE-CLEANKRB hsve bum 4.21 C NNW ID . .r air NOW. Chaa awl dorm 24 Ow mos IN*. Maws asiss at aft. WM 1242 1r yam IN Whin 42 him Mut min 22244-8. Worm. 221 00.4 alessi. Non •011111 W 111/10/411TINP. INN, in .an weer V 2411422.12 •114 Noah. 02224226 11. DINA. *I. 2•4 le. IN. IV RV LY EFFICACIOUS sad MILD. a zzurri BILIOUS eall USSR MU% mowed withoot I Inn be ' of Dr. buy. of Flrnwlley. Blabs* Wil do Mad MoMile dial Me adlor Ran bilious • MIL dam% =am Wwisww. W lbe mak Sa 0114h0•11111. OM Ss • ly open., ...b. deb la in embed : dna b add dowalos cal mternt co Ib 'Ow anlo spdalM. prima, Mort... mil olnwstbwe 1 .6.8., nom. —mold br Irra resits, lo boom Id 11.1. b. y. mil. Bo sow dm* le. IN. Soote. Mda..4 go. pu a med.. w .. . memo mos oalmo. Mr - Wilbri IwialmS. S. amwell se Ow iwwwwwwwiNwww IMMO) (WAHINE or BACCHILItATAD oarsom—amoris soidelosis me, &GIN" On ler rune %a Owe *mg. IMP et anpublve iris asql mak red *awe Nasty w wed rift dbaftera M..koma Ihr worded la slim Wail pwflarty Iresruk lir laesereac Is Me 01.1111111131r ik PO Ms ~no limbo bow riga.. MI as rillb allot more 11i=e5ed .... 4710: lO4 ~... ti . ...... . 11 . LON. i ... =l.:S d itt.. k. : raw i iiiii4 re De& M. VW drare r n air . !.g .. anc. dillsr a r a r: z = s ae "".6 Si: I irkarmark Learit% /WAIL clsollik — liiii iiitirWit= INlMllNOilimils, EVENING PARTIFJ3.—A t_Osturjoosful of .it U. 4•111811171T1 111171? =WOES tam tras. sr= r dr•rirl fit odiv wirr eit a rim • r o t= r rd 117. Milk el a nOFERNDsat MUK C, h and HALF PRICF... PNASSOX SON set •a HILL the NSW NV& Wia ✓eogrosolltiorl se NALF.PSICW bat put moat plea las IS FO▪ I Wilt it rolow sal propolso br owact mow mr• Wilhk.W O. Nelda • raditom•—lP C log Niducere 011ACIE AGUILARI4II=I. Ira Mellor OIL r gintitrfrakcEprn.r.., 6a. 641. Taa wow MAIL sw*n. o . ll l ltrAillN l Ml l rat i ft.G P V L L. tti e llt s t orl : Gredultlys ELIZANT CHRISTMAS PRESIINTS. DRI . te„„... , ,,,...r.,..„ 5 TEL is T AWN. WirriiMift Fugfir MOM on Agte z dant o. w _. ft4 WI M P.(TENT ElM.F.o4o4inu 0.. % %a s lajto•Nonis ...4 NOV nil ..4... ...As, b. ritifittuoutti% 42. rceaddo. kw Min Om Itaillbelea gHRE3TMAB and NEW TSAR ' S PRESENTS. E i cd4lolrertsivleilienVlN of lIIW VD% =rob rim. eartilleolbits. " Militli s 2 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26. 1859. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 26. • The Firebrand, 6, paddle-wheel steam frigate, Cantos*ler James Y. Brno% arrived at 9plthead this morn- Met from Um Medltaransan. The Urgent, 2, iron mow siesta troop-ship, Commander ( Henry W. Hire, is mptemd to embark troops inn few days Chloe. The Pitt, 71, fitted as a coal depot for duty at Porslar4is now oonspine la bar innehintry. and sills shout Tb next for Portland. • mike of the crew of ths Ana • ship of steam mine will mks her round. The Pelona !toys!, 91, anew, now in the steam basin widalicalli Mann, is Indeed to be taken into dock as soon is possible to ksop hae ewer t h erenkd, and to be brought Sensed with all &Rata - tor e pendant. The Herr n, 17, germ sloop, and the Ariel, 9. screw sloop, both nadirgeing ripens ln the metro built, are also ordered lobs g Inner * s mon as possible for this pendant. The l9l, anew, Is to two lied with her awns and enegiatal for trial by the Ist of April. The Nihon, 91, and the Snarl, 51, in process of conver sion into Asses rands, ens to mars that. meats by the middle of Ilekvary. CHATHAM. Dec. 25. The following changes in the corps of Royal Ma rine Light Italian?, cessegnent on the slistreent of Colonel CI. C. Len&y, AmbitentUnbent-Gemmel, to the newlyafeensell artillery division, wen yesterday promulgeted .t the hiedgearters of this division :—L teat. -Colonal J. 0. Trams to be amistent adjutant- Brevet Major R. C. Spiffier, of the Woohnoh is be heat.-adonel, to the Poreessetk Meekly vim Tense; Czet i l=at and Qaartensester P. G. Pre, of the Poelemeth dislike, to be ceptahi, sad uppobtall to the Woolwich Meeks, sloe Spalding; Sewed Uirereast H. linseed, of the Plymouth division, to be fine lieutenant, end appointed to the Woolwich division, vice Pro. A sum bee been raised by the employes of this dockyard for the purpose of yesisatiag testimonials to Lieut.-Owes& Sir J. ilf. F. Smith, the member for this borough, end elm to &fiesta Kinglets end Mr. P. W. Martin, the nierotere for the city of Rochester, aa en acknowledgment of their service In ms nn the provisions of the Civil Service Super annuation Act to be extended to the employ!. of the royal dockyards. The testimonials ere to be there headmen. silver taaltaids, and they will be presented ha the comes of a few days. DEVONPORT, Dec. 16. The Nile, 90, her been recommissioned ea the flag ship of Resir-Admiral 81r Alexander Milne, osamander-hs. chief of the Meth American and Wee , Indian stations. The racers sad • part of the former crew of the Nils ham boss turned arm to the Sanapared. Tin Royal Albert, 121, Captain Henry Lacon, arrived from Portland on Friday, and exchanged salutes with the flas-ahlp, Impregashie. The Hydra. I 'oldie, Commander Hasalitee, la ordered to fill up with stone a= provisions for foreign service. The Royal Alberta CROW were pid wages yesterday, and cos watch greased • weeks leafs. The Firebrand straw salad for Portsmouth yesterday. Ships in Barba= :—lngnensble, Royal Adelaide Wel lingtom Cambridge, Conqueror Centurion, Nile, Grey hourel, Porcupine, Ardent, Virago, Hemp= Shamrock, Redwing, Lark, Nantilua, Aron, Sylph, and Raabeymck. la the Sound :—Royal Albert Rmrs „ Himalaya, end Hydra. VOL ramie RI!Lt MOVEMENT. LONDON SCOTTISH. On Saturday night, at a meeting of the members of the London Seale& corps, held in the theatre of the United Service I eadintion, Lord Riche in moving the adoption of certain rules, said that the corps had collected 7001., of white they bad spent about 1001, leaving still 6001. in hand. Besides this sum they had prowls.a of subscription, &c., which would give them • total of 1,8601. Tee committee did not intend to be satisfied with this, but inteoded to trench still further on their liberality, and raise • sum large enough to pry the anneal exposer from the interest. He eme• @Wend they ought to pay all their expanse foe 6001. • year. Hs had at length secured • poetize ground at the Crystal Palace. The company bed behaved very liberally r the mattes, as they gave the ground. together with echidna= to all the ad vantages of the palace, Ito lie. • head annually so se the members peueetd thesessime in uniform. I lief would be there sad bask for O n ed., and 9d., aoesel- lag to the edam of sweleg r 4 which they travailed. The coat of areetleg baker Ire ground, sad banding shooting houses would be sad 301. for contlesmadas, making 4001., Gooiest,* of targets, which would probably bring the total up to 5001. He now came to the question of dress. He would ask them whether comfort end ocean= eeneellaiiieenibe principles miWl4ot% the Brit4h army ►td been drew(' P Comfort and common seam were Sot to to found in black leather stock; tight-Sabi tames, and Highland bauxite. He wished to make his mem es cm fortable and soldierlike ea posedble, bat be would make them comfortable drat, and smart afterwards; and for the.. meow he was to favour of the Mirada*. tion of knokarbochees. The the advantage. of the kilt and the trouser of the Tomes. With the Imidtethocker he kept hie Somas dry and unborn, end took the strain and dreg off the knee. Leather knickerbockers he considered too hot, and thought emus ones Litter. As to the upper part of the dims, be liked something loom, not pinching like the teats but fitting like • shirt, only and comfortably. As to colon, some were for red. (No, no.) There was much to say fur red amordieg to •some; it was the national colour, and would help to distinguish friends from foes. But these person@ forgot that red wee also worn by the French. Now, what you wen le volunteers is same uniform colour. Grey harmonised well with other colours and with the also eads:id wee difficult to be distinguished at a distance, to hie own opinions in favour of grey, the Oemesteles of Volunteers on Dress, appointed by the • owesenment, after • deliberation of four hours, agreed to mammal a grey uniform trousers and leggings, • pot sea% end light forage cep with slanting peek. Me nes came to ooat. If you have an impensive uni form yea cannot hops to hue anything like 600,000 men, end a small number, such es 60,000, would not be sachet be dear en invader. As ha stood these in sop, blow, Souses and belts, he cost about two guineas—a sum within the mesh, he thought, of any ertisen—(Mar_)—if not imme diately, by quarterly instalments of 10e. The first thing is to find out whether the material be good; that it be net a mixture of devil's dust and shoddy. To discover this, he ob tained as unprejudiced opinion from one of the government viewers, who gave it as his opinion, after thoroughly examin ing the stuff, that it was impossible to obtain a cheaper, mon durable, or better-looking material for the purposes required than that which composed hie coat and trousers, as It would cover Mange colour by ezpoeure to weather, and would always wash. He had now shown them the possibility of getting • cheap and durable dress, in scoordanos with which be was glad to tell them that the government sow Mein: sealed patterns prepared. A greet mai was not sh ninny necessary ; still, It was so oomfeetabie sad warm that he did not think the ermipment wend be complete without It. The Wit of the greet one would be from 30e. to 36e. The whole sum for which dill volunteer could equip himself would not exceed four gnome In conclusion, be proposed the following resolution :—" That the uniform now exhibited be adopted all the uniform of the corps, subject to each modificetions as may be deemed advisable by the wawa after examinee the wooled patterns.' The resolution was candid susanhemely. A long diecumion then arose on the comparative admit teen of the fiat weight-puked cep, like the French kepi, end the cep with the glutting peek protecting the eyes from the oblique rays of the sun, which ultimately ended in a division, when the La peek was declared to be negatived. Lord /keno said be wished pink:slyly_ to draw pupa attention to the following circumstances. Thee was, es they all knew, en association called the " National nice Alan dation," which held annual meetings and offered prime for the encouragement of rifle ehooting. He hod rens to believe that her Melesty the Queen end the Prince Consort intended to offer prises to be matended for by the associates. With this knowledge he wee much astonished to see another meociatios bad been started which requested that sehecrip. lions might be sent to Mr. Cave Thome. ; he would merely ask the public to give the Latin peonuncietien to that gentletuse's name, end my Ogre Thomas. After three cheers for Lad Moho the meeting separated. coca -- -oia—r-d It is said that the War-office committee appointed O.IIOPHYT the question of an uniform for the volunteer esr qs throughout the comitry have recommended that the Undo Mould he of a brownish grey colour, and that the colour of the facing* and the shape and colour of the nether garments should be left to the to to of the several oorpa. NEWCasTLX.—The enrolment of the Neweutle volunteer Pole carps took plane at that town oa Friday. A dinner was gives In the evening at the Town•hall, Earl Grey le the chair. The noble earl, to hi. speech, refereed to fin W. Arcestroag's having taken on Meisel( the equipping sad analog of one compute of volanteera Without trepat hostile dragon to the Emperor of the French he bald that circumstances had eller during the last few years which Powdered it expedient foe she country to increeee its means of defence. The dieser was attended by many of the most he. Itneattel perms of the town end neighbourhood. SOUTHAMPTOg.—The formation of six canine ire et Bouthssopeon Ittlle Volunteers has just has coutpletad, under Colonel Orison, mad Captains Fleming, Ls Foam, Alger, Perkins, and Bassett. Tha Rev. George Bradshaw has been appeiated ehapisia. CITOTAL PALA= .-- HALF CZOWS DAT. ..... 81,11:1DAT. Dic. 24.—hAssliska as voluist, 138; Mb; by Nom Ilmisby 731 ; Isla Alum 919. SPORTING. ANALYSIS OF THE DERBY OF 1860—No. 11. /BLEU, UM A? IU 1111111117 0411111 The Teatoaie diagram of the great =trepan, Wiwi* we their neat festive moose. at the Crystal Pease. attempted • sensed national gathering at the honey (under on flatanley evening last, although we cannot add with the same meow of onoouragement, the attendance raft far short of the expectations of the projectors. There nem however, a oonsiderable *umber of German., principally padrassa, prearat, sad • great gathering of children from the Germs seise* dm latter eajoyiag themselves immensely. TY* ewhertedaments comprised pert-singing by the childrea, MI sin by a choir of am•Mnrs, all very ohatscanialo sad bermosions, followed by the well-known Lanh is! asn- MOM of plucking the Claim:mu tree. The tree, whisk was of burp size, and well supplied with its airbus sad fantastic fruit, wen placed in the bend of the embeetra, end Its Wees rs. ware plucked and asellesed by a umber of gentlemen, who performed the piamett duty with great energy and pod humour. The ebililma who crowded the epos in frost of the platform had • iplendlel scramble, and there were same of larger growth who did not hesitate to go on all-fours sad dispute the mime with them. The tea ono eproerione, and the children seamed highly delighted with their eoquisitkos, those of W bitter which wane at all digestible disappearing with estenerdiass7 rapidity. The evening's eatiefelement con dole' with • ball, which was sa s hed with much spirit Ina Yee West hour permitted by the pada methane. we medimetwal that to Dr. Inch, the enter of tbe iferweets, a ewilenal amp% or published is Loadsw oar Gonna public are indebted for the pramworthy attempt to keep up the metkotal unity and fellowship in the stamp bad. Tin CHRISTMAS HOLIDAT.—It wll be sen that lb. departure of the mile for ladle and Maori& M which were to have been dispatched to-day, I. pixaitt si t il l ° A to-morrow. Thie is wwmtly • ocemaidea to the general desire that to-day should be kept as • holiday. Had the usual course been followed, many hundreds of moons em *ye' in the Custom' and :other public departments must have been detained In business To-morrow will be a gene tag, key day. CHILIantAX.DAY IX THE WORKHOCatil.—Yeater day Wag the anniversary of Christmas, the poor, not alone of the metropolis, bat throughout the kingdom, were, either thrwegli the means of parochial taxation or of private and public benevolence made participators in the usual festi vities adopted by t he English nation in commemoration of that event. Among the gratifying features of the report is the toot that there will be found, ea coutgared with the aonsepeading period attest yea., • vest deems* Opeuperiest. In almost every pariah end district this is hood to be the men and in the few mammon where the contrary aline, the isareees is so trivial is to be scare* worth mention. Another paint Is, that in most of the perishes there Is a feel ing that the poor, in °magnetics of Christmas-day falling an • Sunday, should not be denuded of any extra indul gences, end therefore io most instances additional alloweness ere made, and the festivities kept up in most of the work , homes end unions, this day (Monday). The moire returns are most eausfectoey , end the diminution of poor Is no doubt consequent on increased commercial prosperity, affording • mane of greater employment to the industrious and poorer chose, notwithstanding the recent dispute In the building trades. CHRISTMA 8 OBLIGATIONS.—ProbabIy never in this world, and, If Dr. Whewelf s theory is to be believed, weer in the universe, was there, far sad wide, such prosperity, comfort, and happisees as are brought by this Christ mas to some hundred thousand homes. There are Wring tree, abundant chose, brothers, and cousins, yonthhal prireteen„ dancing girl., games and forfeit., contented servants, and everything that love and money an bring together in this happy isle. When the heart has been warmed, or the conscience *seed with the service. of the day, when the plum-pudding has been coe snood, old and youngassembled in the drawing-room, candles lighted, curtains drawn, fire poked, and every anxioue thought er end recollection shut out with the frost or the rain, what remains to make this as neer an approach to Elysium for ens night se this earth will allow? One thing, by nature, by Tension, by immemorisl usage, is still wanting. It is, that something should be given where so much is enjoyed. Charley begin, at home; but thence it goes abroad Not a tribe in the world but has ranctified enjoyment or pivpitiated fortune by hospitable sacrifices. The wind whistles or howls, the rain drops from the eaves, to remind us that there is still an outer world, and a world of woe. They who would be really happy most have done, not all they can, but in some proportion to their means, for those to whom Coristnisa-day ts only ea other days, and weave, because shorter. and deader, and colder, ad deeper in the grave of the year.-- ATTEMPT To MiliDEft.--A desperate attempt Was made in the neighbourhood of Worcester, oa Friday night, as the life of an old nun, named James Williams, as he was re turning home from his work. The would-be aesesein is hie nephew, John William, end it appears that as the old man was walking from hi. employer'., Mr. Webb's,. magistrate of the city, he was suddenly a ttacked by • man who jumped over the hedge sad knocked him down with a bludgeon; he then knelt upon him, and drawing a knife from his pocket tot him about the face and throat, inflicting in the throat one most awful gash, which penetrated to a °Ponderable depth, bet most fortunately missed the jugular vain and the wind pipe. The old man made gnat resistance sad cowed loud cries, on which his smailant decamped. James William. managed to crawl back to his water's, where his wounds were dressed. About eight o'clock, the seine night, the prisoner, Jolts Williams, wee apprehended in bed, atter considerable difficulty experienced by the police in getting into the house. His clothes were on the bed, and in toe pocket of hie trauma was a double-bladed pocket.. knife, the large blade having blood upon it up to the very hilt.. Hie trousers and waistcoat were also stained with blood. The prisoner wee brought before the magistrates on Saturday, and evidence to prove the above fees wee given, and Mr. Webb proved finding a broken bludgeon on the spot where the attack was made. The bludgeon bore marks of blood on it. The prisoner was remanded to Thurs day next. The attack is attributed to revenge ' the p ri soner Antrim been preseented for bigamy in marrying the old man'. &tighter. MONEY ORDER OFFICES.—Oa January 2, IMO, the following alteration. will be made :—Bngland : 1. Mosey order offices will be opened la London and its eabarbe at Ckicheetevetreet, 1. ppm Westbourne terrace, W. • Grove-piece, !ingots-town N.W.; Lombard -street, lweirelmoffien E.O ; Mereenteet, Hackney, ; Perk lieemers, ILE. • * Prioans-terrate, in- town N.A.; ▪ Jawed Mreit, 11. W.• Barth Kensingtion W. ; South lambi& (Brediry-tenreee), S.; Western Central District tam (lid, High Mothered, W.C. 2. The mosey order cease In Sherherse-leas, E.C.. and 131 (Museum ✓eset, W.C.), will be abolished ; the Maims d the former being transferred to the braterh-offfoe, Lombard-sheet, 8.C., sad that of the latter to the Western Central Distrito-office (1%, Hilt Holborn ), W.C. 8. Thor ;oug 7 --- arch - oHoa at Dudley-grows (Paddington)," will is future be andel Paddlwpas-ssern," W. 4. Hooey order officer will be Mls Hie acentry at Aldborongh, Yorkshire; Amble. i s tlatedisika Birbolletoke, Hemprhire; Bradfield,: Beekehire; Cheinewater, Cornwall; Cheddar, Samerest-, Airs; Deveras. Carswell ; Hans-sweet, Kent; Hatfield, YAW:tire; Holbrook, Saffolk ; Hove. Suer: • Llantrys• mair, Montrowerpebire• ' Netherton, Worrestenbire; New Radnerick, St. Fag.... Glamor ; Selsembe, Devonshire; Silverdale, lstatiordshire; Lincolnshire; Torpoint, Cornwall. 6. The meg arise-e at " Abbey Hahne" (Carlisle), will fa Were be mid Abbey-town." Scotland .8. A aunt,' Mar MIN Well be ripened at Aberobirder, Banffshire. 7. Tie emery Misr offices at Beckham', Calhvae, Lochtever, and k Iris (Glasgow). bates bow diecesticieed. 8. The emery 11116 P ears at Ilnwmare" (Gressoclt), will is SAM les shad &idea:W." belied: 9. Nosey order sir we le newel at Benson.lirrie vij m= Croabases e Cot; I) =drain, y ; lißenesse, 04wey; Seem, .—By emeeks Br Posemew theink Soiruse Ssereleiy.—Geeeral Pest-case, Des.ll. (Stamped Id. AdditionaL) (TWOPE. look at him when he won a match at York by‘ten from Mr. Rerey, but after his defeat, when he ted gtoaktoa at home, they troubled themselves no further, as he did not appear worth even a "toad-clue certified.. I can see nothing in the north beyond those noticed worthy of the "Neatest respect, when such a lot as The Whoa, The Drone, Cramond, High Treason, and Updated repeesent the large stables., the performance' of those kehttg me that the Yorkshiremen are likely to be divided drot the deoe on the riot of which le their beet. But I bawd& Impression that Uppwrhand will hold de own to the end of the chador ; and, If he deem not turn out the beet of the whole lot, he it.. the sppeareace of the best investment, looting at the wholesome figure he stand. at in the quota tions from the "Cotner," for he hr the sots milldam et the "table, which cum( be said of Ohs/ The Wised, The Drone, or High Trani:v.—l am, Ice., NITEOR. LONDON AND 1101T11-WESTIAN BAIL WAY A special meeting of the proprietors, adjourned hem the 9th instant, was held on &lords , at lieetan-sta. don. I. the abeam of the Marquis of the chair was takes by Mr. Mamma. Tb SICRITAST (Mr. C. E. Stewart) teem read the mho convening the meeting, The CUM./KAN said the bushier of the media( wee of • rather forme character, there being nothing new of say len portant,' to be brought before it. The object of omminced it was to lay before the proprietors the lame of the Luster sad Carle% Railway, which was approved at a special misting held on the 10th of September lest. The emly sew matter to which he bad to cell attention raged to the Heade sad Windermere Railway. That wee • smell has the proprieties of which had en amalgams& with the las mese sad Carlisle Railway Company, under which they rte. tithed a certain portion of the net WORM of that company, namely,:one twenty-eighth part. Toe meat Welt have been • very proper one es ica r t l e m t Leasester sad Carlisle Company wee en independeet body, bat when It had become connected with the London and North Western Company in the manner that it now was, it was neaseery to make some alteration, end th e egreseeent which had bees come to wee that th e Kendal and Win dermere Company should receive a half-yearly meal of 2,6901. 4a. With the present rate of the London end North Western divideed, the effect of this arrangement weed be that the Kendal sad Windermere Company weed dela about 4001. • year more than they had received under the old arrangement; while, on the other hand, if the London and North Weeders Company obtained • dividend of 6 per mat., as he hoped they would do, it would come to precisely the nor thing as regarded both companies, and the gnat re commeadetion of the proposed errangement wee that it would see the repl expense of keeping separate accounts. In yto question; Mr. Swirr (milkitor to the company) stated that the hem of the Loewe sad Carlisle Railway was for 900 genre, and that it was • repairing lease. Mr. WILLIAM having expressed his strong disapproval of the terms of the lases, The CJILINMAN remarked that it NM tan IMO to urge such an objection, the question having la fact been decided in September. Oa the motion of the CHAIRMAN, it was resolved that the few of the Lancaster end Carlisle Railway be approved end sealed in &toilette ; that the see of the company be 'Need to the agreement between the Lancaster sad Carlisle and the Handal and Windermen Companies; sad that the directors be authorised to make the necemery te for carry' out the lime, end for the allotment to the Lea -1 caster and Company of its proportion of any addi tional stock which may hereafter be created. The meeting then separated. TO THE EDISOI OF Till - - Sta.,—The Milton stables, eves with the Wizard, the Dame, Cramond, to., to select a champion front, hem more then on. formidable rival to contend with to the earth, ateturmad being better represented they for malty woe pest, mad them is at least one first-class animal Ea-- Tan ithDLBM Ur.:-Pobert - ;teade lost on the list with Uppeelased (half brother to Underlid sad laMam), by Beaton, out* Contraction, who alasestavitiss the ration of Yorkshire with the Wizard, as he leeks nalmatned aides of theirold net, Underhand. Wan meldeg his first appeuanos st the York Angest meads& little melee was taken of hint. as, beside. being backward. the was opposed by the Wizard for the North of Ragland Bigamist, vibe 010011310 ancramasd the attention of the vogue:esti. Be very indifferestly, congidering what a bad Meth riter s ist Vanquisher, the Wined, and the Prophet; bet Shag feet did ace dairy his admirers he the Ma se he was wiry kindly Inquired sites Waco the mufti emoluded, end be fore he nut showed few large "books" en the Derby had missed him. At Mama be gave BMus Sib, Ives Kb, and met Crim Tartar on level UMW, whoa they say he WWI in a common canter, although only by a neck. Now Bivouac is an animal of more then the avenge damp, as edam his triumph over Brother to Rainbow at York, end the performance wee vary vestal la omincing Upperheed's party the work he had done abbe York bad so far impend him that ft was Mused le a mesas of heath whuehsr be did not trek on into as of the beet thine-yeer-olde the meals ever boasted. Up to the preen* wrung he has dose gnat- Mat to Midi their most salaam expeetagina and hyarai bye awe will be pooh a straw party in hie Mow Vat he must finish somewhere ameg the twenty-to-one division. At one time Homeward Boned, by West Australia, oat of Vengeance's dam (by the fleddier—Mamaisin Elytples dem), wea thought as mach of se asphalt in the teak • bat he could not get • " place" for either the Monty. Stakes at Chester or the Consent* at York, sad the development of Upperband's form mord him to be berates. However, he L oat la to pay lo on s way In handioam if not held in too fiatterfag estimation by the builders thereof and a line will be so ankle, the stable that we may se hie; out pretty often next T. L e can somely maintain his title of "Dangerous" for a Derby with each a superior due of animals sawed, ▪ handicap will be more in the line even of his best two ;Vthan the Bins Mend. First on the list stands Sir ie by Knight of Avenel, out of the half-bred Coattail, In favour of aloes a petty heavy commission at en outside price has recently been executed; bat neither his perforga anose nor pedigree will warrant the supposition that he bee a alma as les wee beaten may lengths from the Deese at Pastelist:it whim real via 61b, while Baden* at Cheesecake at Doncaster, end Even at Nosthallartos B ,aV Llb Mrs far behind with none the beet of the weight., Still, that these ad performesias were suspected " by hadiceppgre is by his rain 7* fib for the Nursery at Strewebury, with whack his party were not Meath ;14 as they med hha the favourite He - won cleverly enough, beam a moderate field, the best of which ware Meese, flat 121 b, and 7st fib, but I d the latter being wanted. X aff er li ' ss, doubt of mune en Metonym* as his York shire running, as it showed him a good, useful horse, and sufficient money will doubtless be sent into the market to reduce the odds against him cos-helf. But he must greatly improve oa the Shrevabery performese to show • Derby L form, and from the are beA ris tere of him set now, we may nava an opportunity of what he really udo of Wm the eventful day. area by Tod dington, dam by Melbourne, is quite hi. equal as regards appearance, and last summer be was thought the pick of the basket, despite the besting Vests and the Mies Conynghses filly yaws him at Newoutle. With 7st, many parties con nected with the stable booked him a real good thing for the Goodwood Nursery, and he saw • short price until as omi nous moment jut before the start betrayed the face of rte sot being his day. At Brighton, tbe good money want on in earnest for the Nursery, notwithstanding that he carried 71b more than at Goodwood ; end bat for his being disap pointed, ha would ensaredly have won, as after having to go round his hones, from being .bat in dose to the rails at the distance, he managed to run • deed heat with Coale Tat Iffib. How he log the deciding hese is • matter beyond my con =Cedlia besting him in • canter by three legathe—his est him down as a rogue instanter. At York August he ran • aloes rue home with High Treason, Vesta, end Han, for the Prime of Waives Stakes ; but at Stockton be was never in the actual race let the Cleveland Stakes, won by Umpire, the Portland Piste se Danceater afkirding him en opportunity of his lamb if be was worth much, as he hada Mast ; homed of which he further dis graced himself. They say, Megieu, Head gentlemen is not so black es painted, and my Impalas that the same remark might apply to Horace may be confirmed next season without his troubling the world on Epsom Dome Data' string can scarcely expect to boast • Gladiolus next spring, even if the t' dark" Amethyst, by Touchstone out of Quaking squids the expectadotie that wire once formed of her, se we decidedly seer the best of Sparrow Hawk at New mark*, where he was three lengths behind Pashtos for the Nureery—a form but little more than moderate. J. Osborne is altogether at a discount, the three under his charge haring performed wretchedly in public ; and be meet be medalled there la such • gentleman as Upperhand is on the moor to rave it from disgrace, he being ona in my opinion, that will do tdiddleharn infiuttely more credit than any other two year bid there. Tx. RICIIIIIOND Is the great gun here as re garde the Derby cracks, all hie four having been talked about at differeet times. They comprise High Tz n aL n oo, din t i l i f a ildew, oat of Glue them • the Prophet, by out of Sally Snots ; Spragwell, by Bannon, ant of 1u ; and Brusey, by Andover, out of Little Hannah. The first mentioned has shown a Derbyfonn in more than one encoun ter, the reverses he met with at York Spring (where he was a bed fourth only to Lady Palomar) ad Catteriok Bridge (beaten a b ngth by Butterfly) beat folly compasated for by his clever performance in the Chesterfield &ekes at New market, where he beat Trovatore, Blee Ruin, Bivouac, Seclusion, and Digby Grand. This was not salleient to gala him many friends for the Derby, sad when he ran snob • bed fifth to Cramoad, Reseal, and Thormanby at York August, it was set down that a turn of speedust got him horns before a moderate lot at hesdquarters. In the Prince of Wales's Stakes at the same meetleg, however, he again figured se a wiener ' beating Vesta, Hefty, Horace (all close up with him), Trovatore, the Mime Conyakem filly, Stockton, ltiontroes, and Togo. Now there was not • bad bone amongst three, and as his rider arena he won very easily, although his opponents were so elm up, the talents began to notice him. At Stockton we were further mystified by about the worst start of the year taking plus for the Clevelead Stakes, when he got badly off, and showed temper, despite which he ran Umpire to a head when giving born 21b. It is an un doubted fact, however, eintans American got by far the worse start of the two, fa addition to which his rowne;eteted he was a little off. Next day the pair met agate High Tresses giving Mb.; but the remelt was of a totally di ff erent cha racter, Copies never giving him a ghat of a chance, end winning in • comet= canter. This ought certainly to con vince big most sanguine adherents of his inferiority to Umpire, even if thirteen not satisfied with his York defeat on account of Crammed being so far behind him in both the Stockton tourneys. At Doncaster he showed his best form in my opinion by carrying Sat and defeating Sweet meat, Set 71b, Lady lreepaim, Sat 91b, Au., on the mile Goons as Sweetunce, at the tame meeting was very close to the King of Diamonds, and Lady Trespass had beaten Emily and Vesta. At teat, however, be is only en uncertain horse sa regards temper, although possessing every good quality in outward form, and severe yr/paraffins may =eke a cur of him altogether. The Prophet 44 ens of thou two-year-obligees last year that cannot sully be forgotten. He was emplaced when running for the Con vivial, end beaten easily by Vanquisher fur the Biennial at Twit August; but he looks a really useful animal, u dose also Spriogwell, who could only secure one victory to a dozen defeats. This one performance, however, fully com pensated for the others, en he won very easily in • large field at Ripon. We shall hear a much better account of him next mum, if he does not fly at too high game, end the Prophet will often win by following the same good example ; hoe in the event of en accident to High Treason, Brassey is most likely to carry the colour, at Epsom, and hid he but shown in public last season I cannot help thinking it wield have been u a wiener, High Treason, handsome as he ie, not taking the shine one of hint even when they stand together. Lord Zetlend's horses are being taken are of by J. Costae, who bee to display his set upon three worthy objeate— Bivouac, by Voltigeor, out of Calcutta ; Lenehester, by Voltigeur out of Chemise ; and &brew, by Voirigeur, out of Ada. Bivouac we. behind High Thum at Newmarket July, but hod sufficiently improved to beat Brother to Rain bow at Yea, end on the home-ground he wen defeated very wetly by Upperhand, who in addition was conceding 310. This effeetuelly settles his pretensions to wear the bine ribead ; but it fortunately happens that the ° epees" have • better rape...umber. in Lanchester, who has run tinder great disadvantages this semen, from not being half fit et New castle when beaten by Vesta, end ell wrong when such • bad fourth to Umpire at Stockton. Selmer has not glue tie • specimen of his capabilities in public yet, although report always spoke favourably of him, and he looks a Voltigenr all over ; yet it is possible we shall hear very little of the whole trio prior to the Two Thousand, where Vanquisher is en pried, as his performance there will give them a line which will be very useful one way or other. The hitter lest present reputed to be the beat of the teem, and as he is nut in the race we mast not write the o spot." very dangerous. At R. Gill's there is Tom, by Bantus, out of Hudswell Meaty. end Wiettiagham has the Tiger, by Newminster, oat at Lieu, the pair being well worthy of mention. Tom has always bees is goad cempeny, running filth to Butterfly for the Ores Stakes at Cesare:it Bridge, third to Lapillr for the Hopeful et Deserter Suing, mootel end third to the Dense for the two teem at Member*, and unplaced to High Truism for thereinto. of Wales's Stakes at York. This proves be has always been overrated, and the Deem having gives hire 101 b. when beatiog him the mead thee at Poste ° Irish be is Oa soh Ise tissDarby. TUT*, buds kw to OONIESSION OP THE LEEDS MURDERER. As a rumour appears to be current in York and elsewhere that N”rnolegton has made a cionfasion, we be lieve we are Mended in mention that each is the het. Ai m the pretties nature of that confession or sentiment, which will probably not be made public at present, for sufficient rescue, we are not informed, but it Is understood that he admits striking the fatal blow, and taking the watch from the de emed, though he was accompanied by a second man whose 11•0141 he does not disclose. That he was the principal In the murder there could, never for one moment be say doubt ; but be has made 63 many statement, with respect to the ascend man aa to destroy shiest all reliance upon his wood. For weeks peat Mr. English has been In search first of one man sad then another, againet whom Nominees's dmoriptions pointed, bat only to find himself deceived when be congratulated himself on moms. As to whether the second man—for no doubt is now entertained as to the pr.- seam of two perms@ at the murder—will ever be trotted is difficult to tomtit, but no exertions will be spared as being the man to justice if he is in England. Since last Baru , day's publication other applications hove been made for the reward of 1601., but we bolter. that nothing will be done is the matter until all reasonable hopes of apprehending the second man are abandoned ; and We cannot be for a month or two. The decision of the question will rest with the me gistretes, and there is little doubt that the sum wUI be dis tributed amongst the principal witneeses, and not given to one person in particular. Our York correspondeet, writing last eight, states : Mace the condemnation of the youth fur we murder of Mr. Broughton, at &medially, near Leede, he has evinced day by day en earnest desire to prat by the spiritual &ipso lation and instruction eft rded to him by the chaplain, the Rev. C. J. Thompson, who bee been unremitting in him attendance upon the culprit. The moat reasonable hopes may be entertained, Irma the demeanour and frame of mind of the ill-fated youth, that he will die penitent, fa he wane quire prepared to meet the death that amain. him. Yester day morning (Friday), a letter was received from hie mother, intimating that she should visit her condemned win on Wedneeday next, and bid him a final farewell. It is nunoured that Bennington has made en acknowledgment of hie guilt, and implicated roma other man ea taking part in the mime; but ea this point we can gain no information which can be relied on for accuracy. The execution of the malefactor will take place on Saturday next at noon, s►ould no reprieve in the meantime arrive. That the culprit's life will be spared is not in the least expected. The law will, no doubt, take its cortrse.—Lsede Jit rcury. THE SPECIALITY OP NOBWICII.—At a school examination which took place a day or two ego at Norwich, one of the government inspectors pot a series of questions to the pupil" as to the most remarkable productions, &c., of different places. At length he irked, " What is Norwich famous turf" One of the boys instantly replied, "For bribery and corruption." ANOTHER GaLtT Titinuteitott.—Lieut. Julien, • scientific officer of the French navy, has written a work, just published, entitkd "Connate et IterolatioNa de I'M mosphins et de Is ?der," in which he puts forward • new theory on the inevitable periodical return of a cataclysm 1 similar to that known wider the name of the Univereal De luge. The wither starts from certain facts, sours of whisk are generally known, viz. —l. That the isothermal lines of the highest temperature are unequally distnbuted between northern and southern hemispheres, the spans they occupy in the former being about the double of that which they occupy south of the equator, so that the southern hemisphere is con siderably colder, especially towards the pole, than the north ern one; 2, That the accumulation of ice at the wank, pole Is much more couriderable than at the northern ; 3. That the earth performs the shortest portion of its revolution, viz., that nearest bathe perihelion, much more rapidly than the other, and at that period of the year which comprise. the autumn and winter of the northern bends/dom. He then proceeds to establish that the southern and northern head sphere@ must be alternately submerged at lawn's Mahout 10,601 years, and that, as that of the south is now under the wane, is that of the north will be submerged. HOSTICULTURS.—There are about sixteen societies for the pursuit of horticulture among the working classes of the suburbs of London. At the simnel dinner of one of them, the t , Tower Hamlet. Amateur Chrysanthemum Society." about 701. was distributed as prizes, acc., smog the members for their skill in the production of this very attractive lower, it being a great favourite, and the last flower of the anon. Afer the usual hens were given and received, Mr. S. Broom. PALS., gardener to the Inner Temple, was presented with a handsome silver snuff-hoz, with • suitable inscription. as a teetutionisi of their appro• elation of his assistance and instrueon in a scheme for enabling the trotting i law, with their fatbites, to enjoy • varied and beautiful flower show at a small cost. EXPLOSION OF FULMINATING POWDER Is BIR XINOHANI.—On Saturday morning en exploiecio of this den- Remus compound took place on the premiers of Mr. Atoka, oolonrineker, Little Green-lanes, Mr. Ilia., it appeals, manufactures this detonating powder for penman= otin. makers, the prorate being carried en s nip a sited in the rear of his dwelling-house, and a quantity bgeft in the shed drying an saneness took place, the roof of the building end a length of 2-5 yards of the building being thrown down. Fortunately no person we. in the building at the time of the occurrence, and no accident to life took place. FIRE ON BOARD SHIP.—The Parthiau, brig, of Sunderland, beloneing to 31re. Simpson, of that pare, was discovered to be on fire on Tuesday morning while lying in the south dock. She was soon towed Into the north tidal basin, and the Ste. after some exertions, was extinguinsed. The captain lon his clothe., nautical instruments, &c., as oleo did the mate. The fire originated near the adds neva, madams confined to the after part of the ship. Some of the beams and timbers, and the cabin furniture, are destroyed. The dock fire engine was POOll nom/side, and after pouring a quantity of water os the llamas wee sactessnal in putting them out. [Advertisement.] —Its delicious aroma and grate r.' anoothnesenttrect the taste. shll,l Itr It. nee estimundinn toot 1. , given tech. Ainech. The *re lett. enabled tbue plecti.dy to wanes eartelstag nutriment. discovers Its content by strengthening the eseSk bathes. Tbo C%estlne. erbteit bat been subjected kr goers Winne to the hetteat edicts of vale beverages a• ooffee and tee. Sada_ . ,rencoe • end Itenentag VIP= tetash—Zgouceot Slant's (IleconlePtthle tn-mos Omer CE.