The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-09 00:00:00

PAPER dj xt ebt, \ t.. 3 ' F • 4. .., No, 5,435.) CALCUTTA Direct, the magnificent ctimi e hiji wnrre MOSE. Al. 1,195 to regieler, W. commander loading In the Br than Dods. This epiendki aj- built In lath (owned by Yemen Potter, Wilson, and Co., ~f (Amig o.,. is eoalkkottly recommended to shippers. Goaran eot to take more then MD tons of =debt—Apply to 0 aI.ATLI", HANILEY, and WILL, in, Leedenhanotreet. BOMBAY Direct (to sail January 15,1864, tuilese Arealon* full last thlppfmg Ay Jemmy the f lipper ship TARTAR, A 1 11 yeses, gal to register, J. = l l l ll ~,mosander loading in the Rest India Docks. This Alp is confidently recommended to shippers of fine =Vet splendid cabin accommodation. For freight or passage splay to OEORGE REY NOLlid and Co., IST, Fenchurchatreet ; or to iiELLAILY, HANK EY, and SEWELL, 27, Leadeshall-etreet. 2 C. QTEA3I to HONG KONG and SHANGHAE t lilll7. Roods for Haag-Bow and Japan:, the splendid new riier.builttssio screw stems clipper ship, JAB EAST, A 111 years, 1. , _i00 tons register, 1:o nominal horm-power, working up to SOO b,,rv.e.power. HENRI: JONES !Late ot the Ballarat), Commander ; I,wiing in the East India Docks. This magaiticent new @testa ship built by Messrs. J. sad W. Duda on, of KUltrall, amide the to. opportunity to shippers requiring despatch, Her cabin cannot be surpassed. Vacancies for initial*. men.—Apstr to Careens HINEY JOHES, ea heed : ar i 0 G ELLATtr, HANLEY, sad SEWELL, V, leadeaballetzesdLC. BLACK BALL PABBBNGSR Lila of CLIPPER PACIEZTB AIIBTILLIAA tram Lasko dkeet. - - - - - Z. Inds Z. India Z. Left Z. India Jan. 111 Feb lb March lb opine, s y de, ) If [Weston New) %SW tiptoe, RoyalAlbset d.) L5OO =lSalvia 1,020 . Jais.ls 1.. Legiooofflosour mewl 31eibnorne .. Powerful pan. 25 7S e ibiurce . Red Rose new; 2, 500 B. India Feb. 25 — flutceleiratierline t7f Packets have, by their punctuality and rapid passages, earned a worki•knows reputation, and their pas winger accommodation to unsurpassed by any vessels afloat. —Far all particulars respecting freight or passage to Atuitralla apply to siASIES GAINES and Co., Liverpool i all Agents for the Black Ball Llne and T, M. MACKAY and Co., 1, Loadenhallatrert, London. EC FROM LIVERPOOL OE QUEENS OWN TO NEWyosz. THS~LIVERPOOL, NSW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY Intend dm pitching their taltaswersd Clydolrallt Imo Sams Staungthigs, carrying the 17‘WW Sten mid* FROM LIVERPOOL FOE. NEW TnRK. CITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, Jan. 13: ZOMBI' RCM, Wednesday, Jan. 10. CITY OP CORK, Saturday, Jan. 21. And every Wednesday, and every alternate Saturday. Cabin passage by the mall eteamera mailing every Wednesday . 11. 17, and fl guineas, acoordtag to the acoommodattoa. Cabin theby lf : w eenies:a. IS &nest. Forward paste , Canada, the rol led Slates, a P rd Bea vlia ll Oolambi Po eengers a. booked thrones yely advantageous terms.—Pere Merther particulars amply to WILLIAM INMAN. IL Water4seek Liverpool; or to WM' and MACEY. SI, King Wllltans MEW& Clay. STEAM from LONDON to NSW YORK. The BLUISH and AMERICAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (Mited will despatch one of the nadermentloised splesdid test screw steamers t • lee each meath for New York. London . iaili. Tons. iloase.power. 2,500 Wednilnsist Dublin MAI I 6•• New York i:i.o6 Captain Glover. Captain Conti. Captain Frond. Captain liarris Them numptlikent vessels are uninrpassed by any ocean-going steamer, and line acoommodatisa Ise passengers replete with every comfort. The line wUI commeacte early In March, the exact date to he need la a later sonosnossneet. To load In the Virwria Dorks.—For Detest or g=t u o i the Company's Agents, ALFRED LAMING sad C o., CUNARD LINR—BRITD3HI and NORTH AMERMAN ROYAL MAIL RTZILIUSRIPS, anointed by the Admit-eh, to •ed between LIVIIIPOOL and NEW YORK, and betenenLIVIRPOOL and BOSTON, the Ratted •Ittps calling at RsWas to lead and receive and malls. The to'. !Wog or other Taxis IN opfato to roll bum tiveti 001 canton et ... l:nett M reeeivo the math: CANALti,tirBOSTON, Satuntar. January 9. MA • TRA AN, for NEW YORK, Saturday. Jan 16. • Taking passtensters and goods for Nawwit and Kovno, to be tzandern-.1 at New York on hoard the R.M.5.9, Cunt e. ASIA. toe BONIGN, Saturday, January 23. Pump money, including steward's fee and provisions, hut wttiont wises or liquors .—To Halifax and Boston. chief cabin, ili2 : second raids. £l6. To New York. chief cabin. ilk asemad cabin, £lB. Freight to Halifax. Boston, and New York, ZS pre ton, and 6 per cent. prinmce.—Apply to J. B. Foord, 61, Old Wend-street, Tondos , J. H. CurrM, Havre, and 12. Place de la Boons, Ports ; G and J. Burns, Buchanan-street, Glasgow D. awl C. 111 Ter, Queenstown: or D. aad C. lelvor. 6. Watt' Ma* Laren:ool. BREW EN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Snows/irk. and Centralllermeny.!EVEßV Til I"R°DA Y. by the North German Lloyd's splendid itemisers SCHWA LBIL SCHWAN. ar MOWH, from Horselydeven, at II an, ca/Ltag at Blackwell Pier fer peciengera. at 10 am.—Fares to Bremen. and LI : raters tickets, /I 4 and gl 10a. Notice toShlppers. The port of Bremerhaven being Mated at the entrance to the liver Weser, Is always accessible, whilst the other northern ports are closed by Ice . from whence goods may be forwarded et moderate throach rates to all parts of Germany, the rate to Bremen being only about In per tea —Andy at CHAPLI Universal OBlee. Regent...lrma, W.. or to PHI LLIPPS, GHAVH3, and PHILLIP'S, n, Itood,lane.E.C. A USTRALIAN sad EASTERN NAVIGATION COMPANY (Limited'. Incorporated coder " The Companies Act. Ilidf." by waleh the tl?bltlty of each shareholder is limited to the amount of his shires. — - Capital, L 2.000,000. to 46,000 Share* of £5O each, with power to ittereme. Depalt on application i;:; - • are .• farther deposit on alla ment, 41 per Share. . _ . . - . A Ant call of £.3 per share if di be made three months after allot• meat subsequent calls will not exceed *IS per share, and will not be made at Intervals of less thus Wee months from the date of • prior call. PIRECTOIM. Tyndall Bti~At Gibhf.. Bright, and Co.. lArerpoor. James Bator+ James Baines an 1 Co.. Liverpool' William Batiks ,Bankt Brothers and Bell, Melbourne and Wig- Richard Butterfield Butterfield Brothers, Bradford:. Alfred tastellabs Frederick Huth and Co., Liverpool'. Benjamin Heywood Janes ,A. Heywood, Sous, and Co., Liver- AUni S Kennari 'Cnneolidated Bent. London'. Samuel Mersin Hathbone, Martin. and Cn., Uverpool.. John Grant Mardi, Chairman at the Alliance Bank, Liverpool Charles Morley I. Barred and Co., Bankers, Liverpool . W. A. R. Saunders Wennington.hall Laacaeter. James Pniith Orant, Smith, and Co.. Calcutta. John S. Swim :John Swire and Sole. law pool . Henry T. Wilma T. Wilson and Chambers. Liverpool'. _DANICRIN. Arthur d. Seas, and Co., Liverpool. Consolidated Bank. Loudon and Yancle•ster. 11110KICES. Cazeonve and Co., Loodoe7.l Tod and Ashton, LlverponL helbert.Wang, and CO.ACKItIOD. G. and T. Irrine, LiverpooL ~urtron- —Bateson and Rohlnaon. Livery. I. Temporary Oakes —No. I. North /01111.6tVICL, LlverpooL PISAMPECTUS. This Compsny is fonuesl oo the basis of an amalearnation of the "Bieck Ball." •' Fissile," and •• White ntar" lines of packets, sailing from Liverpool to Ilelboarne ; and the services of the aped.% loth here and abroad, have been secured on satisfactory terms. The main object of the company Is to establish between Eng land and Australia a line of auxiliary screw steamerc, of large capacity and of economical but sufficient power, which, the pro moters have proved. ma be profitably employed In the trade. It is irtended that these steamers shall be worked in connexion with the clipper ships heionging to the above lines. and it is t irgooLe . ii to employ smaller vessels on the coasts of Australia and Arraivetorats have been made whereby the steamers Great Britain. Royal Randard, end Great Victoria. now on their voyages, will. as they rely arrive it. this country. Into the hands of the Qompray, at raluatloua to be fixed by arbitration. The existing coterie with the government of Viotoria. for the ecenszysoce from Liverpool of essay thousands of assisted eed ilialMs will he plaod at the di real of the Company. The number of nosengers from Liverpool alone to Melbourne In InL2-3 was 23.9n7..4 which the above lines conveyed 42,109. The tronhie, risk, ant expense of formic , : a new hosanna will be entirely aeolded. The Company will corn Into possession of or of the lamest and best °remised trades in the work!, whit+, by the establishment of regular steam comummcstioe, mom be veil* increased. shliat the undertaking alit not be bur dear I by pr ,not ion money or beery preliminary esnenses. The Compaxy's vessels will be of such • Naas that they can at say time take advantage of the eastern freight markets, and the eseveysers of passengers or troops. The possession of a valuable trade, at once available and esPsble of large mereese—a contract giving the Company con trol over the carrying of .several thousand gnn emment assisted pmeensers—the experience Mille men who crested and mantled the traao are In eulotantial guarantees for success. A copy of the articles of astswintion lies for the inspection of applicanU for shares at the Omee of the flolidtors of the Cora. . . . . Tbe Company propose to commence boalnem at an early date. A deposit of it per share must be paid to the Bankers of the Company on all applicstlons In case the amount on paid should exceed O. per share on the number of shares allotted, the aurphui .111 he returned but If It falls short, t►e halence most he paid 'Attain Amen days after notice of allotme n t, or. In default. the allotment will be un coiled, and the deposit forfeiteiL la case no allotment should be made, the depisot mill be returned to full. Applications for shores must be sent through the Bankers of the Crimpany Poems of application for dames may be bait from the Brokers or Solicitor, of the Company. roll OF •FPLICATIua rot SIMMS. To retained b the Damien. The Androgen an d d Eastern Nee y 'calico Company 'Limited% To tte Direetors of the Australian sad Easters Navigation Gentlemen,— Havi Company. ng paid to the hankers of the above-named Company the rem of I hereby request that you will allot me Marie.. In the said Company, and I agree to aecept art *harm, or any .inaller number that may be allotted to me, and to hennas a member of the Company, and I authorise you to place my name on the register of members in respect of the Pares to be allotted to me, and I agree to be bound by all the conditions sad regulations contain.. d In the memorandum sod articles of immolation of the: Company, is manner provided by The Companies Act, lortY. Dote this day of Name iu tall Finn If sny. Business of Profession ?Moe of business Issideme .~ LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, ,1864. fIEYSTAL PALACE.—ICE in EXCELLENT J CONDITION.—Grousda opw till 8 o'clock this events' Mierdik7) for arbeilim.--ONE 6HIi.LINO. THE OXFORD.-411118 EVENIN G a, pew sad original Cantata► written by latchgeld Momisy, ran. end coraposed by W. Meyer Lutz tor Ude establishment, entitled LING CHNSTIIaa. by tits satire company, with tall band and chorus. r Mr. F. loogiussens. Comedy try Clasworth, llama, W. Mandell. T. Machias, and these wondrous artistes. lemma Berri, Leach, and Foster, tram the Imperial Circus, Madrid. THE REGENT NEW MUSIC HALL, Itageotatreet, Vlncestiognans„gear victoria-street, West minster.-Selections Iran “Itroatir and "Sonuanibala." Prima Donna, Madame Comma, from L Scala. Milan, with of band and chorale Russell Prom:, condAuctor. Comic talent: J. G. Fade, Sam Collins, Orville Parker, Slat Ogden, Frank Hail Er s ta i rrittir Famly. Maintertul acklevementa of the }Walborn The Bloadan Monkey, tkc., ste. DANCING ACADEMY, 36, Aldersgate-street. NOTICE. —Mr. FLOYIYS ANN AL BALL, TUESDAY, Jan. 19 Tickets. Sm.: doubt., An (14. bleb assemblies, Wed malign and latrdaye. The qr. to; inelinetiea commencoLlan. 1, and Jag 7. Advanced clue every Monday. Private lesson, b. ad. Tbs swear be juvenilia edemananses ekle abssmoos. eiREAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES US at the BRUNSWICK, jaratrairtreat, Bt. Jaates'a, Wasik out t h e Winter Swam ALLSOPP'S ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT. JOHN F. BIGGS and Co.. sob contractor' for Bottled Beer to tha luternati.nal Exhibition. Agents for Samuel Athens and Son's India Pale and Burton Ales. and Guinness. Sou. and Co.'s Tatra stout. Importers of Wines and Spirits —o4llces and Stoma, the Royal Mohan" LC.-11e trade supplied on liberal terms for cash. BARLOWI3 PATENT CASK STAND, • mew Invention, so sdndrably contrived that • tol l bud e , as well so smaller puke, may be relied or tilted on It wittiest Mom or trouble. tie action hso impalpable that the sediment of be most limpid Cold by DO possibility can be disturbed. trice 9a, Its., IN., to salt 4., 9, sod 18 plioa auks. BAR,LOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No rent-pee repaired. No mon eat leer oe soar wine. Price Is. : ditto, electroplated. 9a—Apply direct toJAIILi BARLOW, patentee, 14, King Williametireet, Mansion-hones. See that his name and address are oa every article : all ethereal* spurious limitations- &Walla' , MAN istalglidsed CAPTAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE, CUBES, or SICLLIGATAWNT PASTE, Curry Powder, and Curry sauce awry be obtained from an Same Vendors. and wboksale of CROSSE and BLACKWELL, Purveyors to the Queen, Soboaquare, London. MUM'S LIBRARY.—Now ready, price la., a CATALOGUR of NEW and STANDARD WORKS to tat at RUHR'S LIBRARY. with Addenda to Decem ber, iBt&—CRAII.II RDITA.RD NUDIR New Ward-street, Gondola NrIIDIEI3 LIBRARY.—Now raady, prim id.. & CATALOGUE of FRENCH, Now, a2 ci d= COUR cirealidlou MUDISS LIBRA2T. EDWARD IMEHL N•ir Gardart-strest Lwadoo. t TELEGRAPHIC INT=IGHNCE. THE FEDERAL EXECUTION. BENDSBURG• Jax. 7, Erman. It is reported Limit King Christian visited the lironeewerk, in this city, yesterday. The statement that Herr Krogh has been ap pointed minister for Schleswig is not yet confirmed. ALTONA, Jam. & An Austrian major has been ordered to join the staff of 'General von Hake, the commander of the Saxon troops. No deserters from the Danish army are sent back by the Federal troops. The number amounts to about 20 daily, but so larger bodies have yet come Over. BERLIN, JAN. 8. Austria and Prussia will address identical notes to those States who have not agreed to the Austrian proposition in reference to the stay of the Prince of Augnstenburg in Holstein. Thee notes will declare the policy of the States Which formed the minority on the occasion of the vote of the Federal Diet on that question, and will announce that those States will reserve further resolutions on the subject. 'Pbe complete understanding existing between at . Austrian and Prussian governments with regard to the policy to be pursued in theißehlesveig- Holstein question has agaitt been confirmed. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE DIET UPON THE LONDON TREATY. FRANKFORT, Jar. 8. At the sitting of the Federal Diet yesterday Herr Von der Pfordten brought up the report of the committee upon the affairs of Holstein. The committee were of opinion th►t the treaty of London was unfair in point of absolute justice, sad illegal in its bearing upon the rights of nations, and that it fundamentally violated the rights of Germany and the Duchies. THIS POLISH INSURRECTION. WARSAW, 4,a. 8. A proclamation has been issued by the govern ment, ordering the collection of a contribution in four go►ernments of the kingdom. The impost upon the proprietors of redeemed peasants' estates is equivalent to the chimney tax, and to three-and-a-half times the amount of that tax upon landowners among the higher clergy and the laity. All persons failing to pay by the 25th February will he subject to a line of 25 per cent, upon the =oust due. ONTHOUSAND POUNDS REWARD. it oelseimintloused SAKI of INGLAND NOT= wows I (wftli Mama) trandoisittly eletelned In Leedom on the Ugh day MA MI by SIUMUND DITIICHSTILN, late of the Jamaica sohouse and of Worthing, who absconded, sad was afterwards wooled la Huogazy. via. : of ithek Noa. MISS, 86129, sad 0164—dated July 4, 1862. 29 of 0100, Non- 6246 to MK 9,94 } dated Meg 19. lan. MOO to 4296111 Woe deg Nts. MINH MITI to 1217,! t41:410 to 88219,611131, mid WM to} dated April 20,1868. 88346 61 of tliO, Nos, 13461 to SIMI sad I wed July 01, no. 19109 Payment of all the said notes has been 'topped. Whoever will give suchNFORMATION as shall lead to the ISOOVEIY of the BA•• C MOTHS above parapets/We shall reesive • REWARD of 41,000, or a proportionate part *seed, scoordlog to the amount reemereJ.—lnformallon to he stem to Memo. Z. sad 8. MULLING, softeners, 7, Peat, Lemke, LC. or to M aya:tor HAMILTON, Dilative Agfa-aim le, Old Jewry. Loodon,P.C. London, Jan. 1, Mill LIVERPOOL aad LONDON FIRE aad LIFE 'MURANO& COMPANY. At the ANNUAL DIMINO of the Proprietor" In this Com pany, held on THUNADAT, the Mth Whew,, INA JAMBS ASPLNALL TURIN, &q., in the Chair, The Report of the Directed' far the year 1h war read; It showed net the Me Premium of the uneven 04/4011 0 0 Against thaw in M. which wen MAU • 0 fitting en inereeme In 1801 of ' .• SWUM 0 0 Met the new We blunter eanielen the ine of 785 Policies, Inswing WASS 0 0 Oa which the anent pendulum wen AM 711 That there wee added Se tin Me mine 71,277 11 d• That the balance of undivided neat we. hi evened 7100 the twental hake( Intealmemermetwateet 1317.808 8 Is reference to the very large increase of £76.000 In the Flre Premiums of the per, it was remarked In the nowt, "The premiums paid to aCongisay me the measure of that Company's business of all kinds ; the Directors, therefore, prefer that test of progress to any Um duty collected may afford, as that applies to only a part of a Company's huslama, and a large share of that part may be, and often Is, reinsured with other othces. 1u this view the yearly addition to the Fire Premiums of the Liverpool and Lend= Company mast be very gratifying to the Proprietors." SWINTON BOULT. Secretary to the Corny/say. JOHN ATKINS, Imitiatit Secretary, London. FINS MUMS telling due at CRIIWITMAD should be IX MIN= ea or before the 9th January. ANOLO-AUSTRIAN BANK. —The Directors be to announce tint this Bank has now COMMILICID GENERAL BUSINESS In Londe& and Is prepared to Negotiate balls of Exchange, Grant Letters at Credit, and carry out other balking operations between Greet Britain, Vienna, Trleste, Ra F. BLEVIM, General ]tanager. Temporary Mow 114 Strain a% B.C. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. .1.• WAUGH and SON, S and 4, GOODOZ-STILIZT. W. BROWN BROTHIRS. -PATENT IMAMS and 0017C1M9. Berm* luralture. Trunks. Portman -1011111. *4.-166. Plocedfily. °ginkgoes trio. SOFAS and CHAIRS.—HOWARD and SONS' state Taylor's' Day Clubs and /Was, In every variety. at their warehouses, tti and V, BititNERSATELET, OXIPORD STREET. Illustrated catalogues on application. RAILWAY ALTERATIONS.-FURNITURE, Curtains, Carpets. Tree bedsteads, &e. RICHARD WADER awl Co. aow OPFER their well mooned, maiden STOCK at greatly reduced prior, their premines hems required for the SIETROPOLITAN =TENSION. On view, ES and U. Pavement, nambery, Leaks. Early implicative wicessary. Every article euirked In pla iligarea.—RlCHAßD LOADER and Co. Tvorturs BEST COLZA Ofl 44, od, ganon.-80.fte Cloakti la dd. saa is. b,L ; Age 9r. th Was, Od.; snissiarent wax, la. Id. ; Belmont wax and sperm, la; Noun was. la. id.; betas& wax, la; palace para Mae, la ed.: coropealte, 9d., 9 .i, sad the beet, 10d. •. maisato for Palmeri Imps, Id. ; magaiias l lled.; best dip candles, dd.; .N ot i r 7441.. yellew soap, Ns., 40d, ma, sad des. per Illiba 111 t ede.; old heirs Wheher,ls.9.l. per picket; ceouson brown Wlodaar, la. ; white Windsor, is. W. ; homey, la ed. ; glycerine sad almond, is. par bar-4er cash, at Y. P. DAVIES sad soVe eld-seeteshoil warehouse, IS. IL lractln'iblinis, Clarlavacen, London. W.C. UTINTER OVERCOATS.—Oeutlemen about to order their WINTER COATS ars Melted to see opect men garments fOr Inopectio• er vale. of the NNW GOolltt. In— clothed some beautiful materials toads for, and to be bad cal at HAMILTON sad KIMPTON'S, Tailors sad Overcast Makers. 10:4 Stsead. opposite Kamer Hall. HYAM and CO.'S OVERCOATS and SUITS. 66 and 67, Oslerd-dreet.-43entlemen can be fitted inn.- tilatrly, and with the most perfect accuracy. The Clear, 'nevi.. sad Sandrhighain, 1 to 3 guineas Salts for braduet• and general wear, 3115., 404., mad 13.. Wimbledon and half.drires Sults, 2 to 3 `ulnas Peovtacial Establishments Blestlngham and Leeds. HYAM and CO.'S COATS, VESTS, and TROT - Stith-66 and 67, Oilardotreet —Combine pro priety of design and unbleaddhed radtertil. The h Berkeley, and doe, pike to Me Treason ready Inman, and to sneionre, by the bet cutters, In Chowtota. Tweeds, and An gglad, lta Id. to 21s. Ikeda, 7a GL to 17s. dd. HYAM and CO.'S SELECT ORDER DEPAIITMECT —B6 and If, 00m d - street —All the Dewed and beet Fabrics are arranged for Selecting in this ex tensive Department, and perfect nicety of fit and workmanship gearantced, Half-dress, Undress, and Fall dress Suits, 4511. to Hee Clerical Salts, 70a. to 103 a ledles' Habits, Sto 7 sadness. Pages' Suite, from 30e. Footmen's Snits, Oft Coazhineas Salts, Ma WAM and CO.S HATS, SHIRTS, and HOSIEItY— , 6 IPA 67, Oxford aireet —Are of the Newest, most Fashionable, and Beat Quality, and are sold at very ad vantsireous prices. Hata, Shirts, Collars. fader Shirt*. firswers, Sccrfc, Ties, Handkereltiefa, Beaoas, Umbrellas. Railway and Carriage Raga, Rags, Fortassateson, Hat Caws; Re. HYAM and CO.'S BOYS' OVERCOATS. re and 67, Osfordsbeet.—Hysin sad Co.'. Osmosis and Copse low Boys will be faced el signal service, bebsg inede of mud sisthaproof materials. Capes and OVIDICOSii for little boys. 10s. Id. to Us. Overcoats and Owes to skier boys. the Clyde, Inverness, and nesrly.faahloned loafer, Us. Id. to 365. //TAM anti CO.'S BOYS' and YOUTHS' 6083-41. ad IP, Oxford street—no Buicherbocker, Wastagaster. Windsor, and Osborne &WA at lta. al.. Ma_ 25s and ats. Mao, Boys' and Youths' Moo, Harrow, sad Rugby Solis, 265., Na, and Do. Jackats tor Daily West ea. to 21a HYAM and CO.'S BOYS' TROUSERS and VIS7S.-06 and 67. Oxfordatreet.—Darabilitr and comfort In wear are guaranteed. The Waistcoats are an coo atrueted as to battea wall over the cheat, and the, exclrele damp and cold. Thaws. MAL to 115.0 d. Teak M. Id. to 7s. 61 Provtortal Itatablidnarata : Birminglem and Lerida 11THEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED 1 v This query to worthy consideration by every one anxious to retain the Inestimable blaming— night : for on correct know ledge is to the proper time fur using Spectacles will depend the certainty of preserving clear vision to the end of Ole. Wben its deficieecy is determined a skety of diecrimioatioe mutt he used in adapting leases of the *tact power that will viipply the loss, or i tile Injury will result. Optleal quacks. like medical quack& d r Nraleulable ativeldef by their *Dorset pretension, as to proved lv the Tic-time of country hawkers and unskWed vendors. Surely, then. it were wiser to ask advice rather hoin some optichin of repute, and avoid risk to miffs sight. The old sees of Thome Hurts sad Son established 17110;, opposite the British Museum-gate, Tondos, having specially attended to the manu facture of spec-tad:vs, are competent to advise can all that per tains te the remedying defective video by thearcnrat• adaptation of the Lamm. mathematically true, °Rh* requisite power. and also by the Judicious selection of a spectacle frame (which is like wise Important) of the form most beessalsg Lass. irkINNEFORDR PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has bees, daring twenty-five years, emphatically sane. .ioned by ths medicenrofesston, sod universally accepted by the as the best remedy fee acidity el the stomach. heart burn. headache. Put, and indigestion and as a mild aperient for delicate coostitutlrea, more especially for ladles and chil dren. it Is prepared, la a state of perfect parity sad of uniform strength, by DINNITOILD and Co., 173, New hvorlef fret, Inn don • and sold by ell respectable chemists throughout the world. HE IN VIGORATPirE N ERVIN'S ESSENCE. The moot scientifically prepared and m. pewees' until live cordial ever latrodoced ; restores to their normal condition sll the secretions, on the integrity of which perfect health de pends, It is a mpecide for debility Mall kinds. and from its con taining, among other himedienta, impales and pheepate at soda, will prove highly benetlcial to the nervous and dyspeptic. Price da per bottle, or tour quantities In one for Ma. Sole Agents, briars. banmzarten and Co., $W Odottbeirent, W.C., and 113, Laidenhallatrest, LC., Imeriem. KEATING'S COD LIVER OIL. The finest Imported Ms semen. The PALS NZWTOUNDLAND, pure and Umtata,. the LIGHT BROWN, e 7i.c ivall nand quality. The deemed ter them elk. most recommended for tbalr medicinal properties, ban is great y reamed. that Mr. Kettlog, being anxious to brine them within the mach ot all classes. now Imports direct, the Pale tram Nonfeaadlend, sad the Brown from the Nonreglisn Islands The Pale map he had la ballpinta la Pt; plata. fa: ollarle, U. dd. The LiplitMoown, In pinta : quarts, ha 9d. At 79, 94. Pantnehnrclayerd, London. FIR. scams BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, LI a near Ogling remedy. yregarot without any leerearial ingnellent. tam Um recipe el Dr. Ilestt, win be towed lave/nable to all wbe gnaw Dem balm Ind liver coesplalate, isdineetiale. wind. *men edemas. &ninon ell lie era de. F. hafts' sietivenees. es a Only aperient inselehee, and an pettier el the bleed. they are Only •1010111111 i ; and ia their operation asd E ur.... grated to lie clewed, th ey mesas le, promote digestion, and sizenoteen the wilds wpm —add by W.Lalbett. chemist, Elai Al lllsalatniet. sad by nest chemists. boom la lid. sad fa N. me la aek kr Dr. berth his. sad lAvar PM. Tha graskis asa lea square lam pokey wliii .. WINED imalsir engraved es Os Asap. use MJ U&IT üBTANT. ►rEE LONDON PAVILION. reanarross 70V111111 ANNUAL IIZNEVIIT. ROYAL ALHA MB RA.-FRANCONPB 011411fD MAR TltrraLr tvttsY IVININfin halt- Pon 7 Mann& Winnolvisy. and Saturday at 1 This troupe M one of the big ins have had it ingiand for nom yews. The Chew hayarial say safely count on a long moor of prosperity In London. nnft. IJDIE'S LIBRARY.—Now ready, gratis mad pn4 tree. • Lin of WORKS added to MUDIZ'S fIrRARY, from January to Detembar, 1E43. also s Revised Usk/es ei PerrAns cqAts td Ricent Works withdrawn for Sah.--CHARLIM LDWARD MUM& New Oxford-street, Los don. City odfce, 4, King-street, Cb,eapside; Branch Crowastreet, Manchester, and Temple-street, Blelell - ham. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS and NEW YE '& GLIM for all who eArt the Ow and restive Sawa— ROWLANDS' If ACAS zAR OIL, a preserver aod beautifier of the hale beyond all precedeut lowlands' Kalydor, for imparthig a radiant bloom to the complexion, and a *atoms and delicacy to the hands, arms, and neck. Rowlands' (Monte or Pearl Denti frice, for giving a pesrl.lik• whiteuem to the teeth and femme to the breath. The patronage of royalty tluoughoet tamp*. their general we by rank and fashion, and the universally knows eto acy at them articles give thew a celebrity unparalleled. Sold by A. ROWLAND and SONS, Se, liattengardco, and by chat:nista and parfembera—Ask for "lowlands*" articles. RIMMEL'S NEW PERITMED VALIN II NEM, St. Valentine's Elms, and the Sachet Vaierithia of the languages! dowers. priest, arch. or either mat by post I,pr 14 stamps RIMII EL'S ROSEATATbit CRACKERS, earn of winch contains a mall rosewater fountain. A. new and amus ing device for evening parties. E. HIMMEL, net, lama, and 24, Combill. landau. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, Ne. OCXXIX., win be published on &nudes' next, Janson IG. 1. China. CW1711111151: linertcas Vim et area. 3. newtlie We a amis. 4. Gun. 33.1 Hake. a. Rpekee Travail ad the Nils. 6. YR:6. F. iTriae In the 11141 E Agee. ti The Dudek Deehlea. Jab;3lunW la•aruic.streeL rilaz NATIONAL SNAKESPKAILE NITTILI sad tbs LATR MitpIACKKRAY. Price id. - 10. - .7initii - iiciTii3: 97n-id. LANCA.SIIIII.F. Itutzr Foxa.-The Manaion-house Committee for the Relief of the Distress in Lancashire sad Cheshire held a meeting yesterday. The Rit ei tf l o t s. the Lord Mayor presided; and Mr. Alderman M.P., and Messrs. Armitage, Howes, Dilberogue, Cotton, orley, and Gibbs were precept. The total sum received in ad of the fund up to Thursday evening was 520,251/. 9a. 4,1., of which sum 461,2115'. 12s. 7d. bad already bees remitted for distribution in the distressed districts. The sum re ceived since the adjo iromeet ef the committee ea the 10th of December was 531!. 3. lOd., of which 3251. Ti. 3d. was from home end 5/. 15s. 7d. from colonial some... The following `rants were made yesterday :-Natioeel Emigra tion Society, 111/. ; Pivotal, 250/. • Dukinfield, 2501. ; Staleybridge. 1501. ; Burst, 501. • Suttee, 301. • Financed, 231. • Droybdeia, 231. ; Mullbro'ok, 101. ; 501. ; 154 ; Blackley, 20/. ; Welton•ledsle, 25 1 . Broadbottom, 501. ; Moseley, M. • Within% 151. • Par. riogtoo, 251. ; Basdle,lsl. ; Hanistaw-lane, 154 • Horton overlooken, ; Hyde overlookers, 601. ; Glosiop over lookers. 25/. ; Samlesbury 151. ; Charley overlookera 151. ; Cabanas, lac., 101. ; Bolton, do., 164 ; liockhelee, 101. ; Ritichenter, 151. ; Woodhill and Burrs, 351. ; New Mina, SW. ; Salesbury, 10/. ; Horwich. 15/. ; Hollinwood. 201. ; Oldham overlookers, 20/. ; Burnley do , 351. • Tietwidle do., 351 . • Staley bridge do., 401. ; Crompton, 301. ; Little Hayfield, 251. • C h ar keworth vowing dam, 20/. ; Bareley ledisn'otenntitiee, 501. ; Mellor, 101. ; managers, ka, Cramp too, 30/.; Brethertoti, 71. 10a.; Hadley, 104 ; Warwick bridge, 104 ; Auderislum, 2 1. ; Barsoldswick, 501. ; New church and Rosendale, ; Wigan. 2001. ; Belmont, 20/. ; Leyland, 10/. • Mellor and Ramsgrove, 101. • Mottnun, 50/. ; Balliegas, IW.--reakhig , total of 4 1891:104. • TRZ BISHOP OF LONDON . S I...OI4FIRMATIONS.- The Bishop of Leaden has fixed the following Ulnas and places for his aisoual series of coolininatices dung the present year :-January 20, the royal Military Asylums, Chelsea ; Jewel, 22,4 M. Jobs the Baptid Chunk. Kentish town ; January 24, St. James's Church, Clorkeowell ; January 27, St. Marlin'sia-the-Fields ; January 29, St. John's Church , Hackney ; February 17, St. ffelee'sohureh, Bishorsgate ; February 29, Greet Stamm* ; Febrwry 24, St. ; February 26, St. Mayore Parish Church ; March 2, Edmonton Church ; March 4, Whiteelsapl Church ; March 9, Hadley Church, sad ea the the afteruoon of the MUM day, Enfield Perla% Church ; Mardi 11, St. Aadrew's Church, Holborn ; March 16, Poplar Cherish ; Match 18, the Panel' Chards of Si. Paeans ; Much 22, We Charterhouse ; March 2.3, Hampetsed Cheryl; Marsh 24, St. James's Church, Westminster ; April 8, St. Mary's Church, Bryanstoee-puss; April 13, St. Joho's Church, Hortou ; April 13, Cluistehurch, Wainer strut; April 20, St. Michael's Church, High gate; April 22 St. James's Church, Paddington April 27, (Weaned& ; April 29, St. John's Church, Betlinelgreen ; May 4, Woolwich Church ; May 6, St. Duesten's Church, Stepney ; May 11, Woodford, and ea the seine day at West Ham ; May 13, St. Harpist's Church, Werimiaster : May 23, the Perish Church of laliegtoo ; May .27, St. Peter's Church, Pimlico; ' June 1, St. Marjo Chapel of Haw ishuiLteu ; J uee 3, Christ Church, Newateetreet ; Joao 5, Holy Trinity Church , &mantes ; June 8, Hawes Church ; , Jew 10, Botanic* Church ; June 12, Christ Church, Albanyotreet ; June 15, Twickenham Church ; June 17, Fulham Church ; June A Lewisham Chuzele ; Jew 24, St. George'. Church, lefanwerowani ; Jaw 24, Church ; July 1, St. Paul's Church, Knigbtabridge li fir 6 1t , Ealing Church, and cm the same day, leleworth Church ; July 8, BR Lialuis Church, Chelsea ; July 13, Banbury Church ; J aly 15, All Souls Church, St. llarylehass ; July 17 St. Marys Church, Newington Butts ; July 20, St. John's Church, I)eistford ; July 22, Si. Mary's Church, ihnite Nowineints ; July 24, Christ Ow* Spitallielde • July 27, Staines Church ; July 29, 8t Stepleee's Church, bash. lab circularlettee addressed to the clergy, I t g li b e=bea desired it to be undecided that they are at liberty to worst for orefirrnation children cheers I. their national shoola or in amine, at 14 years of rep, if they mom prepared, bat in the ease of the middle and upper clews, he prefers that all candidates should be 15 yaw el NIL Up to the 16th of December last 140,686 mai , gnat. lad Arvind at Nor York dubs WA ea suss of 72,211 ewe St mat the loot yaw THE ITALIAN P, TURIN, Jim. 8. To-day, in the Chamber of Deputies , Signor Rattexxi defended the law on brigandage. He also poWted ?tit *l4 btl measures authorised by this were not contrary to the conitltu:innt and Mad the parliament must take care that the couttltti , tional institutions of Italy were ndt made use of to detriraest of the country by its seamiest. Signor Castagnola affirmed that all the popula finks of the southern provinces which had been visited by the oonimittee of inquiry were favourable to an exceptional law. 1. The general debate on the bill then closed. THE EAST. TRIESTE, JAL 7. Advice* received from Constantinople state that the Journal de Constantinople had published a semi official article, complaining of the attitude of the bioido-Wallachian government The Porte ha s addressed a note to the Russian Ambassador, pro- Mating against the transport of iron plates in a Basilian corvette up the Bosphorus to Nicolavieff. Numerous arrests continue to be made in Odessa, and great eel:hay prevails in the arsenal. FRANCE. PARIS, lAN. 8. The four Italians arrested on suspicion of being concerned in a conspiracy, will be tried at the as4izes in February. It is reported that they entered France at Mulhouse, whence they were followed by the police to Paris. Nothing further has transpired compromising any other pinions than those already arrested. The letter found upon one of the supposed conspirators was not dated from London, but Lugano. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, due. 8, &X P.N. The Bourse has been heavy. Reuter closed at 66.70, or 10c. lower than yesterday. THE GERMAN INTERVENTION IN HOLSTEIN. triton ova ow comeronnzirr.) HAMBURG, Jan. 6. Yesterday morning the company of Austrian pioneers quartered in the village of Eimsbuttel, two miles from this city, were suddenly awakened from their slumbers before daybreak by the bugles and drums, and on mustering they received orders to march immediately to Altona, wheeoti they proceeded by the first train to Rendsburg for the purpose of throwing up earthworks—a labour of no small difficulty with the ground frozen hard and the thermometer at zero. Some engineers of the railway company went with them to confer with the Austrian officers in the selection of the spot, so that the works may not impede the traffic of the railway more than is absolutely required. These are the first Austrians that have entered the terri tory of Holstein. General von Hake, after having occupied Rends burg and placed his troops along the Nyder, to watch the movements of the Danes. returns to morrow to Altona. It appears as if the Kronwerk of Rendaburg were really the fusee with which the bomb is to be ignited, and if war cannot be pre ! vented, that is tu all probability the spot where boa tilitiee will first commence. The Danes have planted guns commanding the railroad, and this has probably induced the Federal. to erect counter works for its defence as above stated. FOREIGN-OFM; JAN. 6.—The Queen bee been pleased to approve of Ms. Aleaa3n Oosighl as provisional oossstst Singapore ter hie Majesty the fisperee et Awitria. The Qeesa has *leo been pleased to approve ef Mr. Pm came Siena asthma! at Gibraltar for his Majesty the King of Rely. The Qum has also bees pleased teappeoth of Doe Joaqa de Avemitho as wassal at Newmatlik sad of Des Mariano Ricardo de Ana as vioe-cossal at Liverpool, for her Majesty the Quo= of Spaia.—Ganne. 611110011 CILAROCS AOAIIiT • SSA CAPTAIN.-11, nay be remembered that a few days ego tea rasa of tie ship fixiiiise Eagle were brought before the Livonia 1111.011WILW charged with barbs asatieied aad bang im prisoned their siptaie, Mn Marna, is the othisorith his arms and legs tied, sod Maniac' from their then position otpreillhee the dto Liverpool. The ease WY Illereinet, as it that apt wee fa as sell slate to naripte ship whim he was lathed rep The Lead Marisa Beard were yesterday engaged in ferestigating the elseamehasom of the ram, asd ultimately peed es Mad Cereals MEMO cedilla+ for yes . It woe proved that the easier bed pissed the Gales Ingle is every danger ' ass prattle% ea list the mein of the ewer um a preen finery ieserses. To IMIL [Stamped, Id. Additional.] 7 4 1 111 E . OVERLAND MAIL By the 'arrival of the overland mail we have received advieee from Bombay toDec . 14 ; Calcutta, Dee. 5 ; Madna, Nov. 28 ; Bong Kong, Nov. 14 ; and Singapore, Nov. 12. INDIA. His ExceDewy Colonel Sir Wm. Thomas Deni son, KALB., Governor of the Presidency of Madras, arrived at Calcutta, and took the usual oaths and his seat in Council as Provisional Governor-General and Viceroy of India, on the 2nd of December. _ _ . The H,.n. Mr. K. Maltby, senior member of the Madras Ooutteil, has become ProvisiosalGoversor of Madras. Lady Elgin reached Jullander on the Std De cember, and left for Delhi on the 4th ; she halted at Nibi on the 7th and Bth, and left Allyghur on the 9th, coming thence by train straight to Allah bad on her way to Calcutta. His Exeellency the Commander-in. Chief of Madras,. Sir Hope Grant, was shortly expected to return to the presidency from Cannamers, and abandons fur the present his intention of making a tour ofinspection to Southern India and Barmah. His .Ekeelleney the Governor-General and Coun cil were expected to proceed at once to Lahore, and his Excelling Sir Hugh Rose had received impera tive ordiseaseeemain Iltsim it i H. rePorted (bet th e . report is out confirmed) that Sirßose has had another fall and broken his leg. The situation on the N. W. frontier is much im proved. There has been no serious attack by the tribes since the 20th November. There are signs that the confederacy is disheartened- Major Jones, the Commissioner of Peshawur, has been for some time engaged in negotiations with the Boneyrwals. His personal influence has induced the Busse Kheyl, an Afreedee tribe, to join our camp. General Chamberlain was wounded in the wrist in the tight of the 20th November, and has been obliged to resign his command to Major-General Garvock.. Reinforcements have been rapidly pushed on to the seat of war. The Eusufzyee sue .oeeded in taking the arms and ammunition of our dead awl wounded, and made good use of them against uq. Peshawar, a hundred and fifty miles from the seen of conflict, remains perfectly quiet. A camp of reserve has been formed at Rawul ,Pindee and Cambellpore, instead of the camp at Lahore. Great excitement prevails in Rajpootana, but there are no apprehensions of an outbreak. Pena. Shah is reported to be among . the frontier tribes, who are now at war with us, urging them on. The Arnow of Cabral has forbidden his subjects _from having anything to do with the A khoond &da, of Swat, and ordered them to keep within their own territories. CHINA. By news from China we learn that at latest dates Captain Sherard Osborne was standing out for an independent command, and that his fleet accord ingly remained inactive. It was generally consi dered that a crisis had arrived in connection with this matter which would soon receive a definitive settlement. _ - Major Gordon still pursues his successful course. I , It is thought that he would resign his command, in conjunction with the action of General Brown in drawin.. the English troops from Quinsan but •• - nothing is bss - all a ise pro— u t P ffli GOrtlon's part. Since the departure of the last mail Gordon has taken another important stockade (Li lion) on the north face of Soochow. He now commands three sides of the city, and only the western side with the Tai-hoo lake adjacent, is still open to the rebels. Gordon has for a considerable time been aware Unit, through this lake, sup iee hare been brought to Soochow, and he has le t it open, it is though; as a means of escape should the rebels evacuate the city. In the event of their choosing to remain and stand a siege, we may expect certain operations °nand around the Tai-boo lake. From Tientsiu we hear that large bodies of ma rauders are again in the neighbourhood of that port. The Latices had shown some alarm, but the foreign community were engaged celebrating " the annual races." At Haukow ' the Nyen-fei have been heard of as concentrating their bands at a point within thirty miles °Mho city. The Taoutau and the principal Chinese traders are said to be packing . up their effects with a view to flight. Rowdyism is appear ing at Haukow as elsewhere. At a large fire which occurred on the 24th October, on the premises of Messrs. Davies, Townsend, and Co., a number of loafers plundered a large quantity of merchandise. The Yangtze is infested with white men who are at war with society, and who find it comparatively easy to carry on operations ;in Chinese junks. From Ningpo we learn that a piratical strong hold, situated at Wan-ta-quan, has been destroyed by the Chinese contingent, who proceeded on the 20th October, under Colonel Cooke, and took the city by assault. Twenty-three junks of piratical build were destroyed on this occasion. From Amoy, Futichau, and Swatow, we have no news of importance. JAPAN. It is reported that new combinations are being formed in Japan, and that a coalition has taken piax between two opposite parties of statesmen. The parties referred to are, first, those who desired to drive fcreiguern from the country without any delay, and by the use of force ; and secondly, those who wished to work them off gradually. Prince Satsuma has been all along viewed as the head of the former party, while the Tycoon's government has been identified by many with the latter policy. It is now said that they have coalesced. AUSTRALIA. Oar Adrian from Melbourne extend to Nov. 26.. The transportation question occupied the public mind, to the exclusion of almost every other topic. The Age • lye, " We await the result of the remon strances to the home government with feverish anx Parliament had been again prorogued until the 18th of December, and it was understood that the legidature would not meet for dispatch of business until Tuesday, the 12th of January. The Himalaya, steam transport chip, with troops ea route for New Zealand, arrived at Melbourne on the god of November, bringing European intelli guon to the 10th of September. She sailed on the following Saturday for Auckland. During her stay in the Bay she was inspected by large numbers of visitors, who availed themselves of the opportunity afforded them of seeing one of the finest specimens of naval architecture afloat and the largest vessel that has ever oozes into that port.. The past month bad been one of considerable ao tivity on the gold fields. Mining operations have been of • more extended character, and the diggings population have no reason to complain of the re turns. Mr. Hargraves is prosecuting his search for gold in the south, and will make his way northward. No report of his proceedings has ye) been pub- Liebe& The Great Victoria bad arrives' after a voyage of seventy-febr days, from Cork. A flower stand the gift of the ladies of the l colony to the Princess Alexandra, is sent home byl this mail for presentation to her royal highness. The stand is a very handsome one, and bears the inscription :—" To her Royal Highness the Prisons of Wales, from the Indies of Victoria, 14th of March, 1863." Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean had closed their short engagement at the Haymarket, after an un interrupted run of well-filled and enthusiastic houses. Their snows' has exceeded their most sanguine anticipations. In one week, toward, the end of their engagement, there was 1,4001. taken.-- the largest sum ever reached in one week tot ad- [TWOPENCE mission in any theatre in Melbourne—unequalled even in the palmy days of the gold fields, when tickets fetched fabulous prioes. The party, accom• panied by Mr. Coppin, bad sailed for Sydney. THE WAR IN NEW ZEALAND. The principal intelligence concerning the New Zealand war which was brought to Ragland by the October mail was the expected Stack on the Mere mere fortress, near the Upper Waikato River, which the Maories had occupied in considerable force on the 10th of August. They had greatly strengthened the natural advantages of the posi tion, and, to all appearance, had determined to defend it against any attempt which might be made to dislodge them. By the present mail, however, we learn that they have abandoned the fortification, and affected a clever retreat unobserved. The following is the telegraphic account of the affair On the night of the Ist General Os,oteron, her* com pleted his arrangernsets for storming, landed 700 men to throw up breastworks. The Maories, finding an attack was meant, silently deserted the fortifications, and, when the troop@ entered, the place was own leteiy deserted. the Mamies haring successfully intviall bealiDd one twenty-four pound cannon. Their retr eat opens the peacees of the Waikato for troops. A gunboat went up the river. bat eaw no signs of the Maoris'. Genital Cameron innards pushing forward through the Maori territory. This is our latest news from NeWi Zealand, end the principal item connected with the war this month. There have, however, been some akir- Tubbs, In one of which the Victorian Volunteers took a prominent part, and four of their number ; were killed. The Adelaide detachment of the 40th Regiment arrived at Auckland on Nov. 5, and immediately proceeded to the front. During the month General Cameron had ob tained large reinforcements both of imperial troops and volunteers raised in the Australian eolonles ; cud his force has been increased by the 11008/111111 of the 50th Regiment, which was dispatched from Co lombo in her Majesty's steam transport ship Himalaya. The Aipus says :—" There can be no doubt that there are ample troops in New Zealand to crush the rebellion at once, if the enemy could be met in oppeann battle. It is quite evident, however, that the Maoriea are far too wary to risk such an encounter, and that they are determined to carry on a gue rilla warfare. The adroitness and skill with which they effected their retreat from Meeensere are suf ficient proofs of their strategic powers and there is too much reasou to fear that the struggle will be a harassing and prolonged one." THE WEATHER AND THE PARIS. The weather, which showed symptoms of giving way on Thursday night, again set in with severity early yesterday morning. The fog which enveloped the metro polis during the whole of yesterday caused no perceptible diminution in the numbers of those who disported them selves on the ice's the various parks, although the poles kians promenading the hanks were not so numerous as on the preceding day. The carriage drive in Hyde-park was, if possible, more crowded thou on any day since the corn meacemeot of the frost. On the broad water in the Regent's park the members of the Skating Club, of both sezes,were again is full force, and the grateful recreation was kept up with unflagging spirit until alter dusk, when the park-keepers. with some difkul% twanged to Olaf the ice. • s • c; nuardswlA. large tamper o f the Lao uniform, from she Albany Barracks, were amongst the skaters. The Serpentine appeared to be the peat point of attracti.in, however, for the genera! public, the ice, foam having been so carefully preserved in the early part at the week, being in a firm and sound condition. From hook to beak it was ow smooth even sheet of ice, and presented ell the appearance of a fair. While the endues of tie ice was severed with skaters, sliders, and promenader,, dotted over it in all ilinctions, ringed ou each side along its hanks ware the tents and stalls of the itinerant venders of peppermint drops, roasted chestnuts, spiced cakes, belied potatoes, hot coffee, and warm cordials, and parties letting out skates for ls. 6d. an hoar, the whole of whom appeared to be driving a brisk trade. The skating rings were very nainsrons, and ninny of the seaters displayed considerable dexterity. About four o'clock a ludicrous scene took place at one of these rings, where a large crowd were standing looking on at two gentlemen who were going through some Matti& evo lutions. All at once, owing doubtless to the great right upon it, a sodden and loud cracking of the ice was heard, followed by the water bubbling up between theatrics'. A general move took place, and in the scramble to get away some dozens of people, male and female, were thrown down in a hasp. Lund shouts ware raised, and the imam came running from all points with their kidders and rupee, but fortunately the ice proved strong enough to resist the pressure upon it, and all got away safely. The gates of Hyde-perk not being, as is the case to the Itieat'§-. perk and the St. Jearree-park endemic, closed at any particular hour, the skating there was kept up until a late hoar is the eyelike by the aid of lighted torches as fires on the hanks. There were at least 10,000 parmes on the ice at one period during thusly. Theirs in the enclosure in St. James's-park was also crowded, but there the more humble amn,emeot of eliding appeared to be the order of the day. The ice in many parts is io very led condition, being broken for the use of the water fowl, and waxy young men and boys got • good ducking through their foolhardioess in venturieg, in spite of remonetranoe sad warning, on the parts marked dsogerout. No serious modal* however, is reported in Loy of the parka. The water io the Victoria-pick, and the ponds at Clapham and Hampstead, had a large number et visitors. The thermo. meter at the receiving house in Hyde•park at four o'clock yesterday attenuant registered 2 degrees below freeziog point. THE Da-ulna MAMIE AND NAVAL FORCHL - The Copenhagen paper, the DpObled„ gine. the following informatioo :—The Danisb army now in and about the Danoevirke positioo is under the command of Limit.- General de Mesa as commander-in-chief, and consist. of three uiviaroes of infantry under Generals Gerlach, Do Mat, and Swimming, each consisting of six regiments of infantry, two field batteries, and three &quadroon of light eavalry. The fourth, or cavalry division, is commanded by Lieut.- General liegerman•Liadenci one, and consists of four regi. insets of dragoons sod three squadrons of hussars, with • Sid battery. The infantry reserve is commended by Gene ral Came, sad is composed of the remaining fear regiments ( Eloieteiners). Each regiment of iefeatry forma two bat tallow*: four campmate each, sod the companies are, or will be, brought up to 230 men each. The cavalry regi ments are each sir squadrons, earls of 100 men. The active army in the field would thus number—lnfantry, 18 regi ment, of 2,000 ma, 36,000 ; cavalry, 6 regiments of GOO eecb, 2,030; artillery, 7 field batteries of 130 each, 910— total. 40,510. The naval squadron in commiasioe merdets of the Skated. 44, 300 h. p. screw frigate, thiptaba handset ; Niels duel, 44, 300 h. p., screw frigate, Caged% Lathes ; Hsiaidal. 16, 260 b. p.; screw corvette, Commander S. Lund; Thor, 12, 260 h. p., screw corvette, Comzesoder 'armor'; Heals, 5, 200 b. p., peddle steamer, Cam 'crawler °bells ; Geiser, 8, 100 b. p., paddle steamer. Commander Jam ; Ratko, 2, 00 h. p., paddle steamer, Compsader Cbassend ; Absalom, 3, 1001. is., irea-cled screw nchaomr, Cliesereadm Sabomberier ; fishers Snare, • 3, 100 b. p., iroa.ebd screw sehomer, Commander Kraft; Krieger. 2, 70 k. ; Ilarstroad, 2, 70 h. p. ; and Will.. aloes, 2, 7011. p., .craw gunboats. Folunox-orrics, Dac. 31.—:Tbe Queen has been =to approve et Doe Premien de Camila as cowed at far her MONO toe (Nam of Mena Tee Queen bee able bass pleased to approve of Nadi Said Grease smooesul at Gibraltar far the Sultan of XOFOOOO. —Osage. R2ol2lllMem Lamas Pon J2o27BAmmt.—As the regulations of Os !reach Post.alke de .it allow of regis tered letters for Joreaslan bias met sib Fran, as leaks eddressed to Jerusalem which Ms willies desire to ;mister will, `future, be seat rid Belgium aed Germasy, sod Me rate of postage appikable to letters forwarded by that rest* road be prepaid up= them, via. :—Not amending gee., ls. Id. ; above Yes. mid not examen lea, 2*. 24. above les. end mot emeredimg 2es., 4s. 41. ; ovary eases after the /M. 2s. 2d. L oddities . ' to this presage, e reglelearion M al slim e°, meat be paid is edema epee registered letters for Jermilses.—By seemed of the reeleasseist oemema, Itorzum Hui, Seteetery. w ,~ . '~; -,~~ , 11/4