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

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V AN lon LIVERPOOL to AMERICA AL TO X V to Imo SNOW OPMM Ilse=ldp Compaqs X Lllllllll , OOl. POTLA ND is Mt: I Fr ia". llmlr, UMW.. . ffisTy e tiallil i o am it ne lt I. b arlie ma gract_ ip.m = seg on sod /MILK, L., Wairnesiklawropel. b rIltAM t. ROTTERDAM mod the RHINE. eirgabeet Ompegro MIOOIIO. 010.116 M. &0111. wE = 1 3 1 4= awry MM., moral.' grey. Irish ipmdb Rc. Yy - Neshorlmis II • .0 WA 0~07. 11. THE LONDON ASSURANCE, 7, Royal Itiass" See. lOW A. Omaniliner the Leaks Ammo wake *Joi= Niue bee umbel la lit Ai% bbel es eats ereekei sa be tit?be lambs ear TOWN . 00Ite bee ewes le Imi [Were •a 4 ook ea pees= Mil be Ned lb tell glen 610 brew la ama , „„ , 'Tons LAIMILICK. •ewry. LOAM GRASTIID WITUOUT Mfg 1,1‘1111•11011 Pltetteti, MY T ILE MUTUAL LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION llecorporeted 4.44, Greet Itarell-dieek Irree VillattN • L ;I:e1T 1. Itooethokl leutottl,erteill peek. Le.. Proper received trier:me inetelq kw. sod no rear Om lade tot Were* Ted Wee .Mn favital at shie mahlet the Cooper to conte:cee tY 1/11011.1.0D0 hatedelsiely. Jam Memo haw*/ b..rs elettacot without Itte enterseeo. or es Weediest mem. lona. of 'repeat. tett= tell leforecatem. tree. er hereeeded co receipt of ••Jarteeted mestere WWI% AZZOW. Iherebro. M ONEY LENT tam days after application, far t....a/s..e• Tay. Or AZ ratio. win 1.1.0 ,1 , le saw wltligat =arida. Of iMmil•••11. far fa r MS weakly Wigs Mena lirms si=rni7. ===.7.r. "ct g i tiI:VANCES MADE, witheat=, by 11111117311;eT C eadepeit et *nee. bill. of sae War 6'1 611,4 ;44 flo Oliof !Jeweler. /Of es . el anemia OlOr• caw IN Arm of Maid 1.116 h"ide rlD " l:l6/ J•111111lO t i, Ilmadas Mosaic MONEY.—Nobiness, Heirs to wailed Estates, wed webetselaw en be webiled el* eel rem, ea OW erweel rewity. Mimeo abbe ea Ills lelweWo. ea bola obew lwerze eb " rr i X bird o ow et gag obit-441.w jigloor the bob bine. Is 21. IL, /swede% Oipbeseeberede. rrsirs. LIFE ASSURANCE ADVICE OFFICE Xs lassbisas Combat—Ll lapis Selitassed yes vas amoun le Sam pew Sae vase r. llasse. Masks sods Os ee ter Star swpewift poses h le be bed Ise seam is It all dos Wm le Seer same palsy MY &Jewel et Wilma vier flea Mswift last gels slat Imes tepees year seamiest emend saimatelem le me treme emanates as isellemallm prawn. sysikele ke pews' me as mil ma Mums esmiseimseers le awes thee seempasms see est at a 1= me be tee sm.. meg pee bee ama.., se see ream 1.41 , 11017 Mla L Sivele salt me eel ONION list web Oise lase seas le pas lameesb WSW at • pow a swim. EYE ASBUkANCI.—LAPS&D POLICES, IN Winn ad Loynd Min am wain Ina sr man pa► bad Ins mad Wan holddin nanned IS one now area to Sawn DAT IVI and On. Anna Oen kr arm% dindanon Onsidl—lnans. Da las rad On snore or Ins Gnu psi anon IMMO 10 WWI= lia pionlons pane Om nal sem n si TINGS sad LAMPS of imply dosorip ma tratio=soooo* oNloolen se ism 401. 0 .• =ses Mae mg toest ci gammumi"C" ;,, HZ lei. DRAWING - ROOM CRYSTAL .......... Onel. ME TWO-OULNEA DINING-KOOM CHAN. IA LIM kg Om .4116. .11h ) dib Criebior Wan dewhere— SI% • l = a t womb. Wes. *4l. Waft Deed WWI. MODERATOR LAMPL—As omortssot of %a beluga ar. mot *poi dnikm bee rank le le ma 0. FOX PEMBA VanS g i .r d eolote/o•orst= o rt c=ll glimes• iipsmi. MM. sr umlooss.ils, ma. Pang iprismooll Clad ft li Mlst lb. VCNN'S VIWItrABLII (COLIN OIL, 4.. per Impala OaOn, pekoe W Sib poem pram I. lir lamrk , ow Mir Mehatla. elibiNlV. rd. kr r". 1171."7. • I. Wires day, red lan a•did Is Illwanolin, OVER 20.00 iofWOM H' LER IrE•CLEENERS love nees.l , !..liii lo a • mimelm 4,' air .101111. VIM Irc u ss see.. Sin as dol. Wol log oi = ...."" "I / ''''' / DA54419 . .M .:`,.."..2":1 1 .". arh ATIL LorI. Os ment.414 114. 44Thimil 1.. b MT: --- drEDLI'S REVOLVER RIMS amid P 18701.8, 5.." 6.14.4 4 1, .4.4i ,, i, me !NN!! perwsk 14•411kr*„ arl bows Mew 4.!. 4 ,t's*" ~.:t. 4 cant.. IL It. SI L L: t _ ilkw.hats. Ire, Itoonra, born tow 4, i. I ma i 404 it AK. limartgew pm, es...a—lee Aks, 14:111. Ito possl44 awl inaiwatortmetr, SAIL cuLT,I4, AU r 4. Nv •LTERS' PATENT sAimriq_owiyariitx on -111471stiiMOM1 T. 14 7/00 iiii& . CITY. MI TEAM OF SUMISSS have proved lined evonlins liii BO" LAN DV NACAIRAII Osl Name ~Nu tw mambo Or 111Wili. awl Idateenix isi oneWrry.= mlsals. Et pow& bal. twos t•ums oil Ambit --. MM. Arm% inft nod owl Ambit llM:iity pail% amilitamg. rw ehilhve Is I. ="1 haft. o.4ill ... 4 b bergilfol boil of 1•0". Ilmo milt•Sia lei. WIC MO worrea. Willmellale mwell el is Se bus awl awes% PSI" et /Obi. IL sal • Or* bale rm. to f.nor rola. b .. . 4....4. dm d . 1it....r. 0. woo - MOW% Ifiw MlL:te.... tile Immo% awl " It Oil L O lio4 *Ole I. 0 . 1 4 a 111. .6.lrameOlia, limia. MI W UM W@ awl ZOZEAU'S COPAHINR at BACCHARATILD rAivvi.oi —rasa... sad amble sr% erata`ma V. Mal now La Oa..ha: . •I • muds. Ira. am. NINO , awl ram POMO. IMMO awl .... aaasatama IL. Jame hapaesnankal andwrilaa tar, • ....b.1....pai11a walla parasab 1.......... of La W. ~ , ,• hkee. as al. awake pr.... 0- . 1 .". P".... lea W. 1.1”..l do s\ nab maim. a! 311•610 a. Maw man a sharaaa u al. a Pull, all taa Akron* Lamar haaplaba ..11.. a t..., a call as. Ifteerkaeowa akar Yr era ad Mama. Peasa4. .1 Lan. ilarli. ' Llama . 1... 1 .. 4 9".• W. lilt am.% *Laura ala 14..4 a preen *A amp , I.ama. ••••• • aft la alma Ila ...... Alva la ......1 at ramie Mara IVO as. r.,.... ti fa.k_la It . a 4 U. J..1114U1t nor Jura. =Mk O M; IN. kal. R. WOO% lan% ilia ke 0,0 imilimi Oils. WOMB FORCE et ROYAL NAVAL &mi VOMITUS& mes bbelme. gilb4bb male td= wV i r,agraior knave elsebeer rem — bißCerviMrtaz dab me be bread asar a serf=l% 6l. llbe lbS al ear=el b t elm : 41. ad""" " 00•1•11(1•1101111 MVO ILISICSVIL I. • eleasc==rldeeL I imalz ar gir. gem et T u. bite berA puma efs, se== . llsese= " ii"."4 •STAGIS Or ISOSMINSTI. .t, a t• mileee /LIOS IS O OM IMMO Z7ITI.tI i. Aft lio ellsreins .. 21111.5 . 5 e li=tect elbellsos. psis s of seeks err r- ..• • IheMet es al del, VIM If aft. ma duel She SO Idols puipleeStead• ye be Ids s = .l*.. p o or . 4.1 . as Set= Yew lio mess per 1 TV ist7 .81.1 == is gis lifsfs. ISM ley Se fess Sue of SS orll. Sim • re . delkesels, le sidles to the reednis its w Me Pee esielleuseen es s mom of tbelleetreerffsf Is ble T. 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Email iggist beim to MOM ere Is may oh seells saw be bes Mee to be Send Weis. ribs wed meet m S, ▪ d = e l l eTerjes V erm reselses Is Se P.m els 4 owing: lm 4. te awl be mei ees Ms beerla Pis —., es , feesVM .::::16111., er Iseely yew If t0Z .,,, 1 i a Sib Ise NNW mho be Y. aziv .-/-‘ ..... r.......=. 4,7:=•.=1 Z",,,4 111 .1g - 3.1 ma ....... resleee a slim Seem so Se reel wee et 5s " r ii • teinesw as Is as Int Seems be he lims rf Sere IN a. saga sr. use be le o wlet le us. l ieeeeep=be sag ba bi . nmpridlll.o .Verillalle VIM IS =UMW eosin wee toss se • gr. rr.... lb& le fele Se . ebalpeleisef Se Seism .111 NN11,,, lle , tiztejezer m arl t ii da . 17= . 1.11 6 2: = . lle SSA. NINN UIROLIONI. WILL OM 4INCIS ON JANUARY 1. lINA lei fthemslosiodZalielas•One war le MINI.OII go MOOR. Om is Os as re pen le dr Weilispkva. or le lba r=s la Os Okireil owl Nab. THE EUROPEAN sad COLONIAL WINE UNITARY. vs, The Nam Clengssi ANN.. N A AN N WA herd Ns wpm et ..21044 ON& SANK NA NIO. PURI WHIRS dry. at INNS NH NI NAL SOUTH ATRICTS PORT 110..10416. pram /GOTH AFRICAN *. NIL asiSb. TM dns. m.lnwdoo.d to th Cantu. ROYAL VICTORIA SIINKSY. AN. No ride/ STLKNI ID OLD TORT. Ns run ta No meal— ILL SPARKLING OSAIITANIS NNW to %DM wags SWAM IN A . JuLnui ow. Am. warws IIL MINN rad mbar NA Iv mg /Ike. Tom sok. THUD TIPPIRVIMassor. ELEGANT it CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. tUff_2 l°Dale g a d i lei l "" m i n wn• lia. a• Own Non amin. JONNI aIiTI , U sin usalkimill Bait/ not lINDIAIVAL NOUNTIID MN viLLOPiI onsin, o=2lllli Citirit a l tar ,DAsizraitst.- atriNfollairt sin • nano MITIMIIy Of 111.110•11012111 1101=11ill mashie iiaLgILISENTATiO ,N toe le i t ik r a tt i at EBERT RODRlOUNW,l2,Nlandilinnis nubbin " ECRLLENTE BIJOUTRRIE COURANT& HODZIJia OP PLIIZIQITIV—WATUM/4 PAM,* brUOUNN. twins tom boom* *lbrboboba UN* M rot M b Mims* Maklbbies. *lmpair* Or yo Owe WOW* fa** Um so of *Mr S athrt.r. an n na lta/ somen rcabal* Mt Jib *WIRY, all Erb IS Os Warr:l=o3 NM IZOODEN. Gloirmair. ilworshobcb, 111. limmer.ratia. Ormilerika. W 0. I***** r- D. IM. Amp =iet CbirledJordir In boa. LS. Tbilsobrib• rob dorm* la Os wail* sod es lobwrigo at I Vole& !ELLINO OFF. at • reduction of M.a11e 6 : . 001 it WATCHES. Min, sibb/L *Mu awuarbuide. Qty. who le rabbit Imo the us ✓usent Ul eu TM Lem et warble leasim win be W Immillibutb est Ile Omsk IN el. VCONOMY sad EXCELLENCE.— _LA MOM end SOL Ilailmt TIM% Oireal meet** le emMe ammo sol Imam la ir al abli bi a 0L0rui....=....j . r . : . .....= Mho Merl tM me• et re mho Ma la m• mae ea Mdt Mr beim Is emloled mike Om le simeot peen 00 le Mem MO • Eismhe wooed be 0100 Mom Illfte IWO" 0 le SAM woo NO Da d latElT ositiM ofemyil itleoK Me the Mut Ie tbi blebeggiaillia nem. WIN embeime melooed. Immo Ofe MO boa mit • Imb eoll nom d 1100:01Y. Delem ..., . Plalf . O. iii raMO DN WOOl i til l it It» b. per s eleMte ali. Mimed UM II la, Made be b =pmei 111. it eel be eadome. el the moff Mailled. eltem• Tad, boaesials a MI MI of tas lillary of Battle Dorton" silk ilia Br adansramsrsi asd dad pram era& Id rOaaraflrs. arm. MOANS and DORI ESTABLISHMENTS art sr Baas : lIDON : Addles sod Bleartra, °Nadu Alder Mash: Now Oakedoares. m. af Ilsraoraodi. COMM!' IIiaLMICBSI: dhallald awl Bradford. Tartradra. OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS La Wawa, Mai disks reatemet. IL MOMS abi 11011‘,_ 31110111111 rad LUXUS& .M 31111 1 1, OIMILD4TIII2 fame et liszt•treet). T"E NINDISPENSABLB" SUIT, maid •11111111 W =Yodels la a COlntlf• atW *MK end mall. Marty Me.* ler walking, Ming. *seethed, sad Mims Tire le milmenbb eakastrisipl so be the ram comfortable sad saving& OM ritier lelewene*. Pries from .164. To as Aftiose Nib of S. MOs ad sad corner at Ward* W AWN*. ami New Oxford wren mom, of Herecirmal. HE GREAT EA 8T ERN.—Au elegant Alrawswt. sla a tasatihdly MOW' asseavtag el Ns barits: estlr. le illOd asd YON. 111/1011X1 sag mss} asd SIM OXIOILD-1/flarr (corm laartairaell. IAMUKL BROTHERS, 29, Ludiete-hill, ere the tweeres:eer rM Nit.. se Use OTIANNIAII TWO/1W et. 4.1 er *ems W Dosaklor. 11001011 MI Lae sow QAMUEL BROTHERS, 29, Lodgatelill, werreat la drama =WY it OW IT VISHAY TIOUSIIIII. MOIL SAMUEL BROTHERS, 29, Ludgste-kill, wansat law NOT, SUM M 14... esquisik QYDENHAM TOP COAT, 41,.; TROUggira, 1„ 170. GIL; 11110140111 OMIT, Its. 110.—Pations Ilooriolol amout MO if am 111•11111\111.10 of Uri goroloolo indle Orosoboot uoloopollo indl domino. ON" Mom lo •24 WWleons solionor as shore so kb diforolioa r ypon pow W ,li lonoe Iliesset WWI/ 11/111M1311,11. MINTING mit RIDING BOOTS.-4. REID, ie. iiipromm. tm aMiumamm memilmam **We obis Imo amli et UUMII/1/0 mad AIMS MIN.'S* mod Wsews immdm summe maws , * boas, Mor rammry elm Me slop Mot el Mai Stamm Deme,&—ii, Smagaseiresi. gCRUM IMPORTATIONS of TRA.— Pm/Bag is sollimmi d the airs Zloty. meglln lave Wine No 1110.1111 D lessig. awl Woman lowt Serawftm Isdl Swims. LYN 1111 PIA ?la PO il PAY 1f Ns rime OVA( the MI brat le Os palls. TY Mat ;Or le all In Y. per /16.-111Ndkrams. It. 01.11 IL lido s ti. dising. OW. ELE . BEST sad CHEAPEST TR t 8 sad COMM lINOLAOD et ell lbw le be . Oa, Sea ilaniaaaa Ousielma Oman Om. 111 1 . 6fird. l iNOL 441.: Smoirma 'boa lard, la mai 4 Tab NON to Or Wel 48a susi only, has va le OM mOrt was la alaalmil • oleo arms O Ilarealownst ELANIY6 PUKE HOMEOPATHIC COCOA. TM aim propmWet et Os TA•114•0 Omme Y ki&z: t• *op: ••••1114, spend ke mom =Tr ied ta• • • .1 gni s• mob/1y OW, se Ohm of ow mou4i•• babli• • hoe Is• sairlike yet *Ws dommuler le 1•• nimbi, ow as mei lad Yam. ELANIYII GENUINE DIGESTIVE COCOA Is as Mid* meg NNW, bribe •• art nolousl. • poem. and alwralmiag tels-a.e. Packed Is rad mer hp WI tarmeto sli rogocalbl• poem Mow avail, CHICKENS (the best), from Deveaehire, 4 e. ad.. aeer i eza m. t sear imam mot t at Joia•••••1, M i lithins eta Islam ea m =a i nrallin 2 floss4ll2. Mira Slum A USAGES.—OSNUINE HOIMMADR.— p.k.nd.. rillartOß awl wi, laidlars. goic TO TOUR CORN DEALER'S BILLS, sad se* Ow LIST et I.llo=l le Cl COLLIN sad Ott. ,ipt t Alleehmteehe. NOWIIOII. I='.lit emir owatry Is tees the cam ea.. ~.ftft. ft. ft. we heal ; Ina hessehetols t le. temperilm•lden,ll.. TRULY EFIFICAcioUs and MILD. pr. LIMP rd LIVIA naw jl i k , LP, moored vrable• rokt DOI Dinsbarbl• wan wit. wilsr=us e. ... i., DIM. Milill4 'Warm. emirs IN iby we. hy. milhorm. boi as a 111.11 y Iona& ma. .... an Ipvlg asilimi :SW le Oak igniailra mil eraidvil se lye e m y only appyabb iplimobe demi" rad osnolpiam dr DWI* manues. 4111/M.-11* by mob eny la bows. la 144. sb. M. orb. IDD som le at RR Dr. Dom% Mom my bow 8...„......0. ,„..War Layout 14. rumwriell.• amempl ea the ••••••••, Imo. SLSOTILICLIL IS /1.1/11101 IS MIAMI LID NUYS. Jost pet*Ombl. pls. la, BALI MI Or §ECOND LIPS I or, CTRIC I MITIMOUS FOWL • nob& Week loanr Ifyy opolol perm' of 01l sob roiefibe bile dr is, or fr of limes amd pp toti Dobai,. owl a t ikeyslat Weak, oryspommo I sis ** hoollool aboinillori al lIND ORM °with" , Or gilan. Womble Is Ile losamoot of Or Oboods* bo mOog lam sod *um Isa=ros balsa* of ilall•mbil tem new mosillot ** Ora am.* boa Obi Nelolook of MOW IP ~OW re i r is TWINS ismildniinntiol:=Mii=llll eimmindlo Oil by Sr an is boat onooftst vii Or migroi M& bp of Sy tie nom as** baboolos • saml* of bo* Mrs Of aid Ism* abonlo soy Ideolifol ; Yam. Woo the rust* lb Os forme on WM le OM. Ma Sri e 1....• Ogradiddln of Ng kb& the iminelle opus Yr beano MIA& 1011 1 **. for daboomod. bind the as iswo l l ** s falfillfs Mph as* of *ILI orookollos. ibis lio swiss of Illootrioky. It r *MOW sod Amt by oweinl oftorroo, bo as by ro• =VI* Womb nrellablharl SO • *gm ,o 4 granting a *coed Ira esiilemi by AWL W. Cereldi4 eel d all bookoofon. I. WM? 1“1,41~1) fIIIIIIIIMITot, am w Amik,.. Lx. OULVARWELL. M.R.tb., L.M., 'JUL. La=o . tezzt e taijan t ais gam at I=7. estemajollies. eibeVali. and Ustftalm. Jen piabbellAs.isla i w a rliMpid let. islieled VIM Onspb, TY ftislisisa rastre , . ow OusioNiwallle lelala et airl Ow% eilespainixesalara=. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1859. ST. MARTINII-BALL BOWING SCHOOL. nrr:errre JOHAI L IMIL IlLaltallTaaT MAMMA thr loam iuM rat Tab *maw. Dia 1.1, aa alimikess. via MIA Thla MIX /Mai. Pima or se 1 lanid ga Nilta r riark tam LITBR.42'fIitIL MI sod e ITO. T 0 81 : t sr la rgra lt W at red 41 7°- Y lgrif US be Imisa sift Ilipplbs MIL ; .14 k r.i...4 ass aim HZ NATIONAL AIIMINBLY ROOMS, web Norm asorann kr Os 11.—)Ms Ida. kr as arl rildiless ii Vile Se et ft Emmy ma; o:g r IV IL sad Wenn. doing raft in bee IA or dr beratg a ns Mass or Imam Ye sow .111=6 epee folfterig. Owean al S. Gobs ffpmelmile. ROO A r ignriL ix IVIL I V IV 11% MO Oa Gra" D. ° =i al=ir i t= rrit s ilir ianii =46lo=l4o6.asernes A DILAIDZ GALLERY Lowthic-arowle sig l a i rr co a rmi g izaT e sarum Row: a JA K ri AHNI mworanciaNT ANATOMICAL veg a zulst i iilateglwr r n : W ow 21=4 . 1 Pk ui ti4 ond ot W No mom— to mom Nagai 1 . o tiaboto tit..4a1t1242.1. , eallied " The Pfl• I Imp. Mama bum CHRISTMAS BOXES or HAMPERS. 7111D e L=MACILIS. sad 03.. Who sad Ilardonta &Um Olwo t _and Dr Opp Pals AIN w Etc•= mi llosol. W. 0.. omits was Dom 811 ifireonli7TatiugdllZT. OEM OLD JAMAICA RUM. OBIS MS sod OTIIONOLVT 01N. 811 S lUD uLD PORT /nun .1' Owit olio of Wet 10ablinlomoI. 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Lomas: Idegra WI Ora Lc),loos 01 Assoczenox.—We a!e rosT7e;e7Te oreie,;;oaTurroweili pre et is wire Pre alrady jobs*/ or Pre re** le Joie oreerreba, diet the welts of dr pier merles 'rid be rammed Peri week set arrely "my ame ands, as be bum isialidl imq Imam The Haunted Holes. The liztri!Chtistmas umber e! AU am Year Resat OsallestedlCll•ll.2l " All the Ter Semi * oos. For the leat eight err shoe yeas the Chehtmas amber se Hoemeholi Werth bah leen looked fee at amends of family firesides en both sides of the Atlantic as one of the good thisys of the season : semithing to be reed with the eager Mete of ouriceity, and talked over, like the visit ofa loved end welcome fried, at leisure : very different in digestibility from that great national Institution, composed of all the deadliest ingredients of the housekeeper's room, which confounds foreigners, and makes December and January favourite months in the medical calendar. The recipe for thus " Christmas Neater," which Mr. Dickens "conducts" (since he left eff writing those exquisite little stories which still bold rapturous audiences suspended on his lips as be reads them) appears to be—a little wonder ' a little mystery, something tender and humorous ly sad, something broadly and furiously farcical, a sus picion of the terrible, a spice of the romantic, a dash of danger and adventure by land and water—all stirred ep with healthy human charity, and pre served wholesome with manly common sense. The result of this social confection (which, by the by., it not , spoiled by the united labours of half-a.dosen cooks) is a healthful, refresh ing, and invigorating entreaties, neither too stimulating, nor too substantial, nor too light, but enough of all these qualities, and admirably mixed. All the Year Round continues and im proves cal the good traditions of the periodical which it has absorbed into its substance, and among these traditions none are better worth continuing than the Christmas Numbers. The Bret of the new series is full of vigour and promise; forty-eight double columned pegs. sparkling with the light, and glow iug with the warmth, of hearty human sympathies. The work of not lees than six hands is discernible in the stories of which this" Haunted House " is built up, but the " styles" melt into each other under the composing touch of the chief artist; and, though there are many orders, there is no disorder of architecture apparent in the work, which is more than can be said of English architecture in general. We dare say Mr. Dickens is accused in some quarters of being • morbidly" (a killing word I) fond of ghosts and haunted houses. For our own part we honestly plead an old and early weeknem for • ghost story by flee-light. It is pleasant to tell a tale of terror to an audience of young ladies who are " all of a tremble." Besides, there is en element in our nature which loves to dally with the mysteries " between which and this state of existence is inter posed the barrier of that great trial end change that fall on all the things that live;" and it is precisely this element that loess to believe in houses haunted, and in family Rheas. At any rate the Haunted House of All the Year Round is (we beg to assure the prudent mothers and positive fathers of nervous young people) a house that had only been haunted by an "coded woman with a howl," u 'key the atableboy (who is shrewdly suspected of having himself been the "howl") described the spectre; by the usual accompaniments of creaking staircases, banging doors, and, as the landlord remarked, " all the bells ringing with nobody to ring them, and all sorts of feet treading about with no feet there." But the key to the whole mystery was easily found by the servant, who had no vested interest in ghosts. ' Ikey," said I, "don't mention it; I have seen something in this house." " No, sir?' he whispered, greedily opening his eyes. " Goded lady air " Don't be frightened," said I. "It was a figure rather like you." L. sir " Ikry I" add I, sha king hands with him warmly ; I may my aSectionetely; •if there is any truth in these ghost stories, the greatest service I ean do you Is to fire at that figure. Aid I promise you, by Heaven and earth, I will do It with this gun if I see it again." The young man thanked me, and took his leave with awes I l li , l i e e recipitation, after declining a glass of liquor. I ho my meant to him, because I bed never quite forgotten Lis throwing his cap at the bell; because I had, on another omission, noticed something very like a fur cap, lying not far from the bell, one night when it had burn out ringing; and because I had remarked that we were at our ghoetlies whenever he came up in the evening to comfort the servants. Let ma de 'key no injustice. He wee afraid of tee home, 1 and bdbeed in its being haunted ; sad yet be would play fehe le the haunting aids, so surely sa ha got an opportunity. The Odd Girl's case wee exactly similar. She went about the house in • state of real terror, and yet lied monstrously and wilfully, and Invented many of the alarms she spe ed, and made unsay of the sonde we hoard. I bad had my eye on the two, and I know it. It is not neooawy for ma, here, to amount for this preposterous state of min ; I cantata my self with remitting that It is familiarly known to every ta tolUgeet mac who has had fair medical, legal, or other watchful experience; that it is es well established and as °cam* • stele of mind as any with which observers are acquainted; saddest it is one of the first elements, above all odium, vatiandly to be suspected in, and strictly looked for, and aspirated from, any question oithis kind. However, it was impossible to exist in the house with servants who would be haunted, so oar friend who tells the story of the bowie, and how its ghosts came to be exorcised, at the sugges tion of his maiden sister "oast about among their friends for a certain selected number of the most reliable and willing to form a society in the house for three months, wait upon themselves and one another, live cheerfully and socially,and see what hap pens." At the end of November, accordingly, the party —aa jolly • party as were ever got together at Christ mu—came down and took possession of the house. We must not pick out the currants from the plum padding, but we will add that they drew lots for bedrooms, thoroughly searched the homes, without discovering a sign of the "coded lady," OT of the " howl," or of " the ridiculous old ghost of the female gender who went up and down, carrying the ghat of a wine bottle," or of the "impalpable jackass whom nobody was ever able to catch." 'We then," sathji_chief of the society— celled one another to witness, that we were not thire;7llTbe &waived, or to deceive—which we considered pretty much the mme thing—and that, with a serious sense ef rsepoasibility, we would be strictly true to one another, and would strictly follow out the truth. The undsritanding wee estabbibed, that any one who heard unusual noises in the night, and who wished to trace them, should knock at my door; lastly, that on Twelfth Night, the last night of holy Christmas, all our individual experiences since th.t then present boor of our coming together in the haunted home, should be brought to light ice the good of all ; and that we would hold our peace on the subject till then, =lees on some remarkable provocation to break silence. " The engagement was faithfully kept, and nobody revealed anything. All we knew was, if anybody's room was haunted, no one looked the worse fur it." So, after a merry Christmas, they all sat down on Twelfth Night, round a "glorious cake," and " the Ghost in the Clock Room" was called for, and told a most effecting and noble lore story, which receives the following interpretation : '• My , cousin's wife, in her great love for her husband, and in her gratitude to him for the change her love had wrought in her, had told us through his lips her own story. To this succeeds " the Ghost in the Double Room," who, through the month of Alfred Starling, relates an extravagantly farcical story of a lover stricken with the ague, which, to the credit of the lover, though not of his inventor, tarns out to be • dream. Then comes the turn of "the Ghost in the Picture Room," who tells her story, for it is Belinda who speaks, in "a low,clear voice," and in sweet melo dious verse. Next, "The Ghost in the Cupboard Room," in the shape of Mr. Beaver, a fine old sea cap tain, takes the wheel, and his experience of being left in the hold of a brig on the Spanish main by • gang of pirates, with a slow match jammed into a barrel of gunpowder and tied round a tallow dip alongside his face, is something to make the reader's hair stand on end. Only the imaginatiou of Wilkie Collins could have conceived the situation, and only his startling power of ferias the real with the unreal, end representing with marvellous detail every circumstance of an event that never happened, could have created so terrible a picture out of a common bedroom candlestick. It is a picture that no reader will essily . forget. It was new the tarn of the Chief of the moiety, and if we have taken the liberty to swigs the authorship of " the Ghent in the lag. (Stamped ld. Additional.) ITWOPENCE. board Room," we may be permitted to my that only the author of " Little Dombsy," and of the immortal " Boote' S ," could have duicovered " the Ghost in Master B.'s Boom." The loving intuition into the mind of childhood, the profound and tender melan choly of the passage in which the man is °entreated with the child, belong to Dickens as undoubtedly as the encounter in a night train with a spirit rapping enthensit in the introdastory " The Ghost in the Garden Room," who its ghost of a judge, seen by the solicitor of the Haunted House Society, tells a story, as no judge ever could tell it, of a case which "fell within the range of hie judicial experience." The am is in some respects rather conventional In its cirmunstanose, and it has the air of being what it purports to be, a real remi nisoenoe of the Assizes ; but it is the manner of its telling that betrays the fine sensitiveness of a subtler and more delicate art than any criminal judge ever owned. " The Ghost in the Corner Room"—but we must not betray the charming secret of a most felicitous denouement; in general teems, we may say that all the ghosts exeunt in a grand Christmas hop, and that, by way of proving their flesh and blood, "before the shortest month of the year is out they all walk forth one morning to the church with the spire, as if nothing uncommon were going to happen,' end there our readers must take the " Haunted Home" itself to learn what happens, and to whom. We thank Mr. Dickens for forty-eight of the pleasantest pages we have road and relished for many a day. in inn °assignation al tit. 00apray is lb. pain, who all rase floc thalr soda 'a alarm ; bat jut as the bans Goss toothed the alight rapt which marked rather than mods Us/ burn, ha was brought book on Ws honchos as if =dor tits 'Mitten oda powirtyl brake, and a Smiler c h.. g . waw a, at the Mbar sod. Mr. Itrasy's horairoasektp In this part at the sxbibitiss was is itself a idgbt. The bores inns int• pond attempt to throw Lim, bat he miles as well h es attempted to on kis skim Never for a moment did this pee led mate of the mono lass Ms gran his oxamand, or Li. oassparmo, until at last the sturdy rebel mark Igo cienum and retired goborly tram tits ring, followed by thio °bean and nekunatiose of the nembled compay. This Bakkal thie day's practice, an them was bat ono amongst tbs crowdsd sad tatingy'sbad company= non it had taken place, and that was that Yr. Bany's system a barertaming wants ally tles teat el thus sad pewtool Yuan to establish it sea penal school of bon- OPPOSITION TO THE VISE CORPS 110ViNANT A meeting convened by requisition, to th e ma was Mid ca Friday soma, in the pablio-hail, to adder the propriety of 'global:ling a publicly rills caps. His worship the Moto& (Thomas Ashworth, Ha.) occupied the chair. Dr. NOLMWORTH moved the first resolution " That this man cordially approves of the establiehinent of volunteer eas em a" Tbeiowing am as tan reed " Bamford, Decembir 8, 1869. To the Worshipful the Mayor of Rochdale. Deer Gtr,—Public notice tells me that you have convened a meat- Let the objeot of which Is to setalish rifle corps in Roth- Will you permit ms to make you the medium of stating to the meeting my regret that I am unable to be pre soak sad also of examualosimig to it most hearty confor mism in the propriety of the movement and my desire to promote It by a donation of one hundred pounds f - Peat me to say that I feel strongly that this movement le • ppalar one, and that every ?a maw ought to em bra ce in its ranks mm of •I 1 eases, deges, sad opinion" ; men actuated by a vfn., a acme lave for his pantry, ad by determi nation to defeat her liberties and =lain her position against all mama This desirable Boa of chines in one common damp eon ealy be arrived at by the raising of ads salant in amount to providethe requisasooootronents far such volunteers se aro mot able to And them for theadva and otiose time is as much as their country has a right to expect from them. In aid of this aimed object, I - bops Rochdale sad its neighbourhood will coos forward as a mos. If we are may to he any longer an independent canary, we must have nisims of tame at last equel to those of our neighbours, oat we must be so prepared that sa invasion of this country would be an utter and absolute folly, ending 1.11 the certain destruction of any invader. It seems to ms that the establishment of volunteer rifle corps, takes towards up by the lotion at largo. is the best mamas that tad, sad In ml humble °pinks the moraman ought to n oire. sacouraganet fom every loser el his country. I am, dear sr, 7ery faithful' Lori, J 0•11.11 Farcrox. Mr. Prestwren mutton. Mr. Joss Asawottra tuned—" That, in the opinion ol this rsestisg, the ride corps movement la the result of • groundless panic, which has taken the foolish and dangerous dorm of a mania, sad, as evidence has often proved that tine for reteedea Is the but antidote for panics or mania, the r k ae al Israing • Rochdale Rifle Corps be deferred for It i rtste ascended the amendment, and took suasion to review the oxamienriat mismanagement during the Crimson Yr. EDWARD TAYLOR asked If it wee the intention to reduce the Mending army in proportion to the number of Mahan (The answer given wu," Apply to the War-office.") He thee asked It In wee of invasion the rifle corps would be compelled to mat the enemy, or slowed to retire P Mr. EIBZWICI rose to reply, aoi Mr. H. Ashworth rising to a point of order, was met by loud cries of " Fishwick." Dlr. Fishwick thee explained that, in case of invasion, after being called our, the riflemen could not retire ; but, other wise, he could retire titer piving a fortnight's notice, Mr. E. TAYLOR wished to look at the matter from • French point of view. Was It not probable that the French, witnessing the rifle mania, would say that /Intend was going to Invade France I' It would be better to ask for • reduction of the army. They bad heard of attempt' to Americanise their institutions ; were they not doing so when they established rifle corps? But the Americus were a free people. (A Voice," So are wa") No; he contended that 90 out of every 100 le that room were not free. He would rather trust a standing army of paid men than any class holding etrong political feelings; and he felt sure that if them should be any talk of invasion five-sixths of the riflemen would soon give up their rifles. (Rhine, mingled with sP g=others addressed the muting, and the amendment being put was carried. LONDON ROLE BRIGADE.—A meeting of the council was heel on Saturday at the Manaion-bonne. The Lord Mayor took the chair, and announced that he had fixed Saturday next, the 17th inst., to receive the newly-enrolled members in the Egyptian-hall to administer to them the oath of allegiance. It was reported that 861 ,gentleemn were actually enrolled ea effective membtes and had paid their admission fee and subocription. Masse. J. T. Payson and Co., of St. Paul's-churchyard, had missed to be enrolled 60 gentlemen from their establishment, equipping them at their own coat ; Messrs. Churchill and Sim, of 89, Old Broad-street, had enrolled 10 gentlemen from their esta blishment, Mr. John C. Sim Moonatng an honorary member at the core; Mr. Samuel Ransom, of Bot Aph-lsne, had equipped 25 volunteers from his establishment ; and Yr. Cherie, Morison, of the firm of deans. Morison, Dillon, end Co., had larch ed 21 additional gentlemen in Ms este blialiment. A long list of contributions since the last meeting of the omen was med. la reply to a question from Mr. William Gardner it was stated that the band fund amounted to 2131. but was still deficieet. The estimates for the various works at the Crystal Palace were finally considerwl, and Mr. Belcher, the architect, was directed to me that the works were carried out with every possible despatch. They had considerably programed. The Lord Mayor stated that the Crystal Palace tacked' and certificates of enrolment would be delivered to the members as Boon as the command ing officers appointment bad been gazetted, as it was near eery they should sign the certificates. A member of the coaxed begged to announce for emitted information that the drill takes place at Guildhall every evening at S p.m. until 8.30, Saturdays excepted, when the brigade Corms up at Sion College at 2 p.m., and marches from thence to Guildhall for square drill. It wee stated that several gentlemen in her Majesty's civil service having expressed a wish to avail themselves of the powerful military organisation of the Lon don Ride Brigade, active steps are now Ming taken, under the sanction of the Lord Mayor and the council of the bri gade, for the formation of • company among the civil officers of the crown. Mr. William Clude, of the Registrar•Gene ears Department, Somerret-house, is authorised to raise the company. The Lord Mayor read a letter from the War- Aloe containing the announcement other Majesty's approval of the officers at present appointed. After the coated had Woken up the Lord Mayor received from the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths a donation of 601. THE LEEDS WOOLLEN TRADE AND THE RIFLE CORPS MOVEMENT.—We are glad to observe that • move- Reset le now on foot for entablishing a rite company in con es:don with the woollen trade of Leeds. It is intended that the corps shall be composed of merchants, their clerks and warehomerneti. Though the drat steps have only just been Oakes, we understand there is every prospect that a company will speedily be orgaulasd, active co-operation Davin been premised by the leading firms of the town. If soccessfal, it may be expected that other trades will not long hesitate to give similar prods of their patriodem.—Leeds Mercury. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY RIFLE CORPS.— The persons employed at the King's-enee Station of the Cheat Northern Railway have evincvd such an interest b the volunteer movement that WA of them have sant in their names to the chairman (Mr. E. Denison) as reedy to form thennelvee into corp.. MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN LI VERPOOL.-011 Sa turday last a detachment of the Louth Mks embarked at Liverpool on board the steamer Fe con, en route to Cork. The detachment numbered 236 WAS, 24 women, and 30 children, under the command of Captains W. T. Murray and Chaplin, Lieutenants T. Tounley and Connick. Ensigns Smith and Kelley, Adjutant Billinghem, and Paymaster Burke. A ;rations detachment lett Liverpool on Tnreday last, in the steamer Cormorant, for Cork. The detachment numbered 273 men, 25 women and 27 children. under the command of Captains C. Smith , H. Langtoo, and R. Murphy; Lientenanta B. Lindsay, 11. Standridge, and W. Stead; Booty. W. Meson; and R. Burke, surgeon. Or! Saturday next a review, consequent upon the presentation of a silver bugle to the Atgburth Voluoteere,, will take piece in the Princes -park. All the loosl companies of volunteer rifles and artillery will be present, together with the Cneshire com ; panics ; and the total number of volunteers which will pre ' sent themselves is anticipated at about 8.000 men. TuE Loss OF Jill PAZAMAITA.—The official in quiry instituted by the Board of Trade into the eirettft stances connected with the lure a the mail steam-40p Perm matte wen resumed end unattested at Grotew ich Polia court, on Friday, before Mr. Train, police magi tram, sod Captain Haute, nautical assessor. 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Mr. limey's theory of horse-taming has now attained that position In !pub& esthnetion and opinion, has which we shall have to date either its establishment as • preoticed seems or its not very remote exploits as • piece of ingenious empiricism. The mask of screcy has been dropped, the charm of novelty has faded away, and the period of close scrutiny and noting of results has vigorously satin. In fact, the whole of the equestrian world Is now divided into two schools, the Rareyansand the setti-Eareyena, end the prodesew le, at each succeseive exhibition, subsided S the most searching testa, asked the most probing tmeedoes, and obliged to listen with exemplary patience; to some not complimentary hints, in which the word "humbug" not =frequently tranapirs. For ourselves, we have narrowly watched Mr. Earey's experiments from the commencememt of his public exhibitions in England down to his farewell metropolitan leans an Saturday liam, we are firmlyof opinion that his system will coots out of all thlaffery ordeal an adeldished fact, sad that gradually we shall have established amongst us a more humane and rational system of borsabreaklng than that by which the noblest of ell qtuidrupsda has been so long and so wantonly tormented. We do not man to say that familiarity with Mr. Ramis method at all sustains the wonder with which his first ex periments were greeted; for from it; but the same may he BS of every great innovation, and quite enough still re mains to render the information he communicates and the principles he lays down a mat valuable contribution to our knowledge on a nationally important sub ject. The key to Mr. Rarey's theory seems to be this, that whereas all former hosebreakats carried on their coercive measures in wearisome detail, spreading them over a lengthened period, prolonging the torture of the horse, and spoiling his temper by the Maumee of an ever incomplete mastery, Mr. Reny concentrates his efforts upon one great demonstration, by which the subjugation of the horse is made so complete, that all thoughts of future resist ance are entirely dedicated. If Mr. Ratey's theory be sound —that he is himself a dame believer in it we do not for a moment doubt—it will be not only of tamenee advantage in ite seetkel results, but it will open up a new and vest field inquiry tato the psychokirkal oonatitutiou:of the lower simile, end ss to whether the line to be drawn between human reason end brute instinct Is quits so broad es it has hitherto been supposed to be. Mr. Barry eon& &ally asserts that by his preliminary propos, one or twice repeated, he convinces the horse that ma Is his natural master, and that, having thus tint secured hie karand respect, he by subsequent gentleness and kindness obtains hie affection. Be it °burred that he bassi everything on the assumption that the hone is to a certain extent a reason big animal, and capable of jigging of the oonnexion between nose and effect ; that he hes warm affections, capacity far gratitude, and a most tenacious and discriminating memory. There bus not as yet been time, nor a sufficiently extends adoption of the Rarey system, to Plenty 111 in implicitly so ; °sung these doctrines, but quits enough has been crone to fix public &Pennon on them as something well:worthy of I fortis' investigation, to instals curiosity, and to encourage t the pleasant hope, that through their dissemination sad ! diecussionot means may be furnished to us by which we shall be able to train the horse to our use with all the grade r neas and consideration which so noble and undid e:friend de s serves. The experiments of Iletarday last were eminently sane. factory, the more so ae that. was not the slightest mystery about them. Mr. Baru antdeed the horse CI as ;simple a process as that by which Columbus made the egg stand cm its smaller end. Every one who saw it knew all about that before," but nobody Dad ever thought: of reducing it to • "yam, or o applying it at the right time and in the pro per manner. Cruiser was first introduced, in high spirits, excellent condition, and the sweeteri state of temper imagi nable. He did not even reclaim to De "hobbled," but the moment he saw the strap he lay down, as readily u we are told Colonel Crookett's opportune came down from the tree the moment they saw the infallible gun. He followed Mr. Esrey round the arena like • dog, stopped when he was told, and gave his foot to be shaken, according to the moot approved form of friendly greeting. Finally, he took the end of a strew which was presented to him, playfully in Die month, and permitted himself to ha led by It about the ring, merely indulging in some subdued terpsichorean more l:QM:lts dories the provers. Jut as he retired he gave, it is true, rather an energetic lash out behind, and a sufficiently audible neigh, but this we apprehend must be looked upon malty as a sort of pleasure of memory, and not a proof of any premeditated intention to relapse into, the wicked ways of former times. The mond pupil was a thorough bred chestnut mare, of alight frame, and evi dently nervous and irritable temper. Up to Satur day last she had displayed an inatioctive antipathy to being groomed, and used constantly to kick out fearfully at whoever approached her with the currycomb. This lady pupil gave the professor more trouble then balls score of his male disciples. Although thrown reputedly and with the slightest difficulty, it wu only by slow degrees that she could be convinced of her subjugation. She was eternally popping up her haul for another " test word," bat at tut became thoroughly convinced, and left the ring with a pro priety of deportment which would have done honour to Mi nerve lioncce. The last subject wee • noble tray, tbree-quarters _ bred, good for a stylish roach-horse or weight-carrying hunter. Be,we were told, in a letter from the proprietor, which wee read by Mr. Rarey, bed an objection to every thing except abundance of corn and an unlimited range of pasture. No one dared to groom him—to ride him was death, and to approach him was to be bitten. The struggle between this powerful animal and his fearless:tamer was one of the moat exciting sights that could possibly be imagined, The hone was evidently " dazad" a little on first coming out, by the thousands of human faces he saw peerlugathimon every side, and Mr. Rarey dexterously seised this opportunity for taking his first position close to the animal's shoulder. Throwing one arm over hie neck he stroked him gently with the other, whilst the distended nostril and quivering frame showed that the horse was preparing for the struggle. And a desperate struggle ensued, in which the sweet poured off both horse and man, but it wan a short one, sad when the former was cn the ground Mr. Reny pawed over him in the usual manner, making his. power be particularly felt about the head, as a hist that biting was to be an interdicted pastime for the future. 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