The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-06 00:00:00

~ 1 • P,•/,7•." t . - t z e LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1864. No. 5,432.1 [Stamped, id. Additional.] [TWOPENCE nUTTA, calling at th e Cape of Good Hope and Madray--STFAII COMMUNICATION between LON- V and INDIA by the magnificent Fleet of Steamers belonging ' - the East Inds and London fittipping Company (Linsitedl. e w.ll.knolnx clipper auxiliary steamehip INDIANA, 2,386 a so.h o rmy power, J. SNI YTH, Cocncnander, now loading the %lewd* ( London) Docks , will leave on Bth January, ~ , ,khrg passengers at and leaving Gravesend on the 11th '..a.: c), for Calcutta. calling et the CIF , of flood Hops ..1 Madras. This magnificent ship, built expressly for the r. 113 trade, bas teen thoroughly refitted. has OM-rate ac ,,,,,,15t1en for pasetnxere, and will carry an experienced rlnv. , n . also a stewardess. The average pamage o f tb s . xt....m.r5 has teen 69 days to Madras, some of making the pen. it peseagee on record.—For freight or lounge s t p ,o t i.. o r•rn.llay and Co., 65, Parliament-street, S.W. ; the Ctn.! Brett and Co., 160, Leadenhalletreet. 2C.; or at the i,t...ei of the Company, 9, Mincing-lane, Loudon, E.C. ; where ,;.. 3pplicatlons for appointments as midshipmen In this carrkes 'h.::l be made. ILICHAIID BUW, Bexerstary. ESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of London . LINE of PACKET amps to Al-TRAI.I.I. —For lIELBOURNIC, Port Phillip, Direct (co kayo Doeks on Wednrulay. Jan. 911, calling at Plymouth`, the roten4l.l ...Upper ship NORFOLK, 1.100 tans. B. TONKM, mnria.lrr. lying In the Fast India Dock. Her accommodations / •r all claiwi .4 paswngers are un-urpassed, and she will carry an rvx., riene,4 min:c.o.—For freight or passage apply to 31eLKOD. 4LLn , rIT. and MORGAN', with Messrs. Money Ffigram sad No. 7, Lradenhall-street. Passengers by this line of packets enveled from Paddington to Plymouth first class for second ;I‘ss (Ares. and sceond elms for third class fares. fIANTERBURY, NEW ZEALAND.-WILLIS, ki GANN. and Co.'s LINE—To tad ppnuctuaf, on the 15th :anuary the beautiful eI . .._OI)I:IAT OF a.AFIELD. AI tr ten Ginn, 493 lona Li kei "V ! ila & in the London adn_ConmanZi. .earl .oalaecoulniodation for passengers, la remarkable for bee odniee. and haying the greater portion of her cargo a:rea.li crammed is the hest opportunity now offering for !LEIS. OANN, and Co., 3, Croabyaquare; and to , ryy ffoltlliaaffi, and Co., 1 and 1. East Indlaarenne, I...knit:ALAN-et, EC. VASTER BURY, NEW ZEALAND.—WILLIS, GANN. and Co.'s LINE.—To follow the Countess of Res and sail penctually 10th March. the favourite Scotch ityper ship el es:GING:E. A I at Lloyds, I,o'O tons bwthen : I anti-: in the East India Dock. This munificent ship, so well is o it the East India trade for the uniform regularity and ~Ort .4 her passages. wall be fitted and despatched under the ire her Majesty's emigration cancers. Her 'tweet decks ..s. i-fty and well ventil sted. her saloon will be refitted to afford Ir. -noised wvommodaion: the tables will lie provided In the same i oral manner for wisieb this line has •dways been justly cele i and passe ere. anxious to team thin country at the Wile for the departure of this vessel will find it impossible t any iine in which they would obtain a greater degree of , Sbe will carry an experienced surgeon.—For plans, . .7). scales,. and other Information, apply to WILLIS, GANN, tg. o. 3, Croliby-ailuare and to t; REES, ROBINSON, and Co., East DAM-avenue, Leadenhall-street, E.C. AITELAND. NEW ZEALAND.—WILLIS, GANN, and Co.'s LINE.—To sail with prompt despatch, seiutlful clipper LORD CLYDE, A 1 for IS years, Sal tons •._:ter. W. WITHER°. Commander loading hi the London nhadwell Bain. 'Lois splendid high classed ship. well aa a China clipper, has already three-fourths of her cn;ags..l. and will be despatched punctually un the With ...• ',he has u comnuution and carries only a limited .:I,•vr of loosen:ors —WILLIS. GANN. and Co, 3. 00'17- and to GREEN. RoBINSON, and Co., 1 and 2, E.Bl tvenue. Leadenhall-street, E.C. B L ogE K .R ,B Ac ALL ! fr L noon Direct. K foeAU.A S T I S !TAGER LINE of Tonnaze. Dock. To s Jan. 10 Yell 10 Marta 10 ,%.1; .) ' ,•471.) rydney Queensland ealela l,OOO !E. India tr. ensland.. Legionnfllonour I I newt . Powerful Th. celebrated bite of packets have by their punctuality and ra.,-1 I passages, earned a worlyi-known reputation, and their pea bazyr accommodatiym is unsurpasaed by any vessels afloat.—For all particulars respecting freight or mange to Australia apply to 11%1E, RAISES ond Co.. Liverpool: all Agents for the Black Fall Line : and T. 31. MACKAY and Co., 1, Leadenhalletreet. Ledon. LC M 'A•vrne Jan. 2.5 FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YORE. TEE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PITILADILPHIA STEAM-SHIP cowfaNY intend dis patching their NB-powered Clyde-built Iron Screw Stearatihlps. mnla the Coiled Star...taming, FROM LIVKRPIIOI. FOR NEW YORK. CITY OF LIMERICK. Saturday, Jan. 9. CITY OF NEW YORK. Wednesday, Jan. 13, EDINBURGH, Weft,.>day, Jan. 20. And every Wednesday, sad every aiternete Saturday. Cabin pamage by the mail steamers sailing every Weduestlty. 15, 17, and PI VW/MIL according to the neeurneeelatinn. Cabin by the Satutddcs steamers, 13 ;fulness. Forward passage r= sas, inetodong ell provision; cooked. Pamengers for Linda, the United States, and British Columbia, booked through co very advantageous terms—For further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Waterstreek Liverpool; or to CYR. sad MACEY. 61, King Cltty. QTEAM from LONDON to NEW YORK. 17 The RRITII4/1 sad AMERICAN STEAM NAVIGATION toMPANY ;Lim teJ will despatch ewe of the nadermentinned ,;.lendid fast screw steamers t tce each month for New York. Tons. Hone-power. 2.600 500 Captain Glover. • 2,50 600 I Captain Condi. 2.500 SOO Captain Frond. 2,500 600 Captain II Ants There mamuncent vowels are omit/vowed by any oceans .ing rtmmer, and have accommodation foe paaaengers replrk with every comfort. 7lie l ine will commence early in Mareb. the . ‘.4.4 Rate to he Pied to a later announeement: To toad In the Virtnria Dock, —For frelcht or pavane apply to the Company's ALFRKD LAIIING and Co., 70, CornhllL eIIINARD LINE.—BRITISH, and NORTH V AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-RHIN, appointed to' the Admiralty to sail hewed. LIVERPUOL and NEW YORE, aad between LI VER POOL and BOSTON, the Lotion Alps eallatti at Hali/az to land and receive pasvenders and malls. The fol. loving or other veavete are apvnintad to sill from Liverpool, calling Pnrig en f.,6•11I0 mails • CANADA. for IthITON, Saturday. January 9. • AUSTRALIAN. f.w NEW YORK, Satordas. Jaw. It • Taking passenger, and goods for Nassau and Havana, to be transferred at New York on boant the R.M.R.S. Corsica. ASIA. for 1708ToN, Kahn-day. January VI. Peatnite money. includbut steward*. fee mei provisions, hat wilhent wines or liquors :—To Halifax and Heston, chief cabin, ; second cabin. COI. To New York. chief cabin. *mud cabin, LIB. Freight to Halifax, Benton, and New York, 43 =Land IS per cent. priniare.—Apply to J. It Fooril, St, Old vett. London . .7. it Carrie, Havre, and It Place de la Sours., Pan.. ri and J. Burn., Buchanan-Areet. Glasgow : n. and C. 11.1ver, Queenstown ; or D. and C. Miner, IA Water- Meet. Liverpoot. 1110 HELLIPPS, GRAVER, and PHILLIPPS des2±!eb . tho. ne2tormnstinne , l *rst.elm. stwinnt.,•• roe 1 . 11 - ENIENI. the litiwE. ADLER, or SCHWALBE, every ThmsdaN 'weather permitting) at 9 ►m., from Uonolpitira, and tromfilaekwall of Wo. m. Fame. St. dl 110 e 6OTRIEfiItI7I3O, the LONDON. ahont Jannary 7. from Ranelydown. Fare► LS X, L 2 Ss., and AL To be followed bylhaGrlAYAY WA.A. lor trelght, passage, als, al/1 0 1 at MaoUn's Universal Orr W or 10 PILILIAPPO, GUAVA* aud PHI ILI PP lood-lana. LC. ANGIA.)-AUSTRIAN BAN K. —The Director; Me to nnfv•ilnec that this Bank has nom CAIIMENCF.D GENE/IA!. lii•MNE.sai In L.inikin. and I. prepared to Negotiate Mat of Eartuin.:e. Kraut Letters of Cretit, and carry out other banking operations betseen Great Britain, Vienna. Trieste. ite. F. AREUt:It. General Manager. Temporary Ofli-et, 10. Elrrhin.lane. E.C. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest rand most useful Invention of the day, AOUA AILARELLA.— Messrs. JOHN foe g L sod Three 1: tus-coart, Lombard street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the pabbe this grub m avellens Mild, which gradually restores the harem hair lofts prid In* Ime—no nastier at what ace. The Soma Am..rella hes none of the properties of iris: ft. on the contrary, is beneficial to the system. and when the Es!h is ones !esteem' one application per month will keep It In preset Ries LI Is. per bottle, or in half bottles, Iflc ad.—John gpatell bare been appointed perfumers to H.R. H. the Prances" of Wales. DINNEFoRD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA ha. 1..-en. donne twenty.tive NOM. emphatically sant tcfncd by tie medical profession, and universally acevpted by the public, ae the 1,4 remedy for acidity of the stomach. heart horn, headache, gnat. and indigestion and as a mikl apenent fa delicate ennatitntinns, more especially for Wilt', and chil dren. I: is prepared. in a state •ff perfect purity and of uniform Iftreneth, by DINNEFfiRD and (.n.. In. New itlid.street. Lnri don And vkl illy all respectable chemist. throughout the world. T.A3IBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an -1.4 effectual remedy, without confining the bowels or affect ing the head, trtily efficacious awl pleasant, is admitted to he the beet medicine for immediately relieving coughs, colds, confirmed case* of asthma, and lucipieut consumption. It fre fpienfly cores pers... whom the faculty prninuince incurable, admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent conghing. to approaching coistimption he effects are truly beneficial. Persons deprived of sleep, or even lying dnwn for fear of settees- Von, may depend nu relief in a few minutes after taking it.— Prenend only and sold by W. LA tilikßT. chemist , 8, King Wit. liam.streek Charing-crow London, and by all drugging. In and three quantities in one, L. 9d . Be partieelar an I ask for Lamnest's Asthmatic Balsam. The an sad address are engraved on the stamp. °GRITS, BUNIONS. and DEFECTIVE TOE vv NAILS EXTRACTED sad CURED in one minute, without cutting or the least pain, by Mt. RENDALL, 65 , Regent-street. Ladies attended by Mrs. Rendsll if preferred. Terms, Ix ad. to la Mr Kendall has testimonials from the Royal "kith may he seen, with Normand, of others. from the RI tRe Mi t tens of the kingdom, similar to the following .—Yrotin e the Lord Bishop of London Mr. Radon has edeebia y enrol some corns on my feet without giving any pain.' - -":4r Robert Alexander, SS, M. James's-place, has had two large toenails sad a corn extorted from his fent by Mr. 'Leaden, and can strongly recommend how' _ _ iiirrerre. N. lagestatreet Quadrant. TOZZAII'S COPAHLNK MEGE, meoemfally tetsd la the Tads sad Loudon Heapkali, soder the care of Lena Csßhin!, Rlaota, Llsoyd. Poland. and Lome nava a•toee. fa Ski Nov.. 1862), • care In an *serape of Hi days , slow meat er throe& diseersa—ta. ad. Or batik by past ea. M. at C. Joessa's, Mace Amid. 111. ligwarw. Leadoo. We-trainster I nahlm I.lk Voric T HE PANULCILLO COPPER COMPANY (Litaltad;, CHILE zurricz 13 HEREBY GIVEN, that NO APPLICATIONS far SHARES will be RECEIVED after 12 o'clock TO•XORROW Thursday% the 7th last —By order of the Board, HILL, FAWCETT. aad HILL, Brokers to the Company. 23, Threadneedloatreet, hussar', 1814. To the Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR, the ALDIIIIIN and COMMONS of the CITY of LONDON. 16, fletleantedzin. Temple, Jan. 4, 1864. MY Loan awn Gmertzumr,-1 beg respectfully to offer myself as a candidate for the vacant office of Remembrancer of the City of London. As the son of the late A 7. T. Witte. whose name Is doubtless well known to the Members of the Court of Common Council, I have the honour to inform you that in conjunction with him, and lately on my own responsibility, I have for some years been engaged as conveyancing counsel in preparing the Acta of Perna. went relating to your ancient City, and in advising on those affecting yonr interests which have been lutroduced into Parlia ment by other parties. This has rendered it necessary for me to make myself acquainted with the constitution of your City, Its customs, and regulations. I think 1 may, therefore, venture to say that I am well acquainted with the various points likely to arise in connexion with the duties of the °dice of Remembrancer. I have myself personally had the honour of advising your pre sent and your late Comptroller, your late Retnerobrancer, sad your late Solicitor : I can also state that I have had a very con siderable experience in the preparation of and advising on sets of parliament for most of the leading parliamentary agents. If, therefore, I have tbe honour to be selected by you to MI the very important past for which I am a candidate, I shall have the advantage of oaramendng with a considerable knowledge of the various interests which It will become my duty to watch over and to protect. "- . I have Moms Co be, my Lord sad Owitisms. Your very obedient Mal. WILDT. ROYAL ALBA MBR A.-FRANCONIS GRAND CIRQTE IMPERIAL EVERY EVE_NING at ban past 7 Monday, Wednesday, and `iatiaday, at 2. "This troops is certainly one of the bees we hare bad in &Nyland for SOM. years. The Cirque Imperial may safely count on a long career of prosperity in Landon. '.—The Times. HE OXFORD.—THIS EVENING a new and original Cantata, written by Litchfield Moseley, Esq.. sad composed by W. Meyer Lutz expressly for this estahllstment, entitled Kt NO CHRISTMAg, supported by the entire company, with full band and chorus. Director. Mr. F. Jongboxans. Comedy by Unmoral. Rayne, W. Randall. T. Maciagam and those wandromi artistes. Messrs. Berri, Leach, and Foster, from the Imperial Circus, Madrid. eIkNTERBURY HALL—The GHOST in the N._/ 31 kGIC YOUNTAINS.—“One of the most beautiful exhi bitions of the celebrated cloaca ilitUdollll yet producod.—Vide public press. EVERY EVENING, at half-past 10 o'clock. to schlitiou to all the vocal sad pictorial attractions of this esta blishment. riIHE REGENT NEW MUSIC HALL, A. Regent-street, Vincentiiquare, near Victortaatmet, West. minder. —selections from &mai^ and •lionnaruhula." Prima Tonna, Madame Causon, from La Scala. Milan, with efficient liana and chorus. Atwell Grover. conductor. Comic talent : J. G. Forde, Sam Collins, Orville Parker, Nat Ogden. Frank hall. The Alexander Family. Wonderful achlevementa of the Maher' Mute& The Bloodin Monkey, de., de. ARIS.—GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE. Established in 1 , 46.-Siluated ha the most antral part of Part. Rue de Rivoli, and Place du Nisi' Royal.-Sin hundred Beane tins at from Sto YOB. —to Sittingroonis ►t Roma to !Or. -a richly-decorated Dining Saloon-Table illf/ite at de o'clock coffee and Dining Rooms-Choke Wines- D nnen served i la carte. both in the dining rooms and the private apartments-Reading and Conversation SWOOPS alvo Saloons for Musical. Wedding. and other parties-all Newspapers and Serial Publicatious received - Insana Coffee. Smoking, and Billiard Rooms-numerous B ith ro o ms-Carriages on the pre mises-first-elms Private INltiipages at cdromand-Owinibolies running to all the railway stations-Postal Letter-hot-Tele graph office day and night - Photographic studio-a MCI of Servant' speaking all Laagnagea. GREAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES at the BRUNSWICK, Jerome-street, Bt. Jaisitie, through oat the Whiter Season. WHERE SHALL I DINE ?-At NOAKES'S NEW OPERA HOTEL Enwstreet, Cotent.garden, opposite the Grand Entrance of the Racal F.ngligh Opens. gibere can imt s Dinner. In an elegant end comfortable coffee -man fnr la la. equal to the Albion and Divan, being dd. ►ea than their charge. Private rooms for large and small parties. Public and Private Billtardcoonan A good tirsolung-moor. Beds from la Wt A peter up nil night PURE WINES—See "Loudou Medical Review." G. WALKER and Co.i CELEBRATED PATENT CHRIeTMAB HAMPER; .J bottles Port, 1 bottle Pole Old Rum, Mottled Cherry, I bottlo Fine Gin. 1 bottle Fiend% Brandy. 1 bottle pint: Chssapeoe, Perrot Hamper ink hided. ONS GUINEA. . _ O. WALK= and Co, W2l. Word-street, Begent-elsees and 61, F.lgwarr.road, W. ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE. The OCMISER BREW NGS of the above ALE are now being supplied in the finest condition in bottles and in casks, by Ft NDLATO I. MACKIE, TODD. and CO.. At their nen London bridge Mores, La.lon•bridge, Nov. 2. 1811.1. j ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new LP invention, so admirably contrived that . tall butt, ss well as smaller maks. may be raised or tilted on it without labour or trouble. Ha mirth's le so impalpable that the sediment of the ascot !limpid Raid by so posdbelity can be disturbed. Price M., ite.. 14a., to salt 44, te. and 111 makes casks. - - - BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No emst-pes required. No more flat be or sour mime. Proe at. 6d.; ditto, electroplated. Oa.— kpply direct to JAMIE' BA MAW, patentee 14, Eiug William-stet, Mamba-house. See that his name and re address are us every article all others are spurimui imitatlosts. Engravings gratis. Established 1.,20. E P P S'S C 0 C 0 A, Distinguished u • FRAGRANT, GRATEFUL, AND INVIGORATING BREAK lA4T BEVERAGE:. Orl¢le•ted specially toe the me of th•uw under homeopathic treatment, U ha• through ft• agreesb:eness become generally accepted FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE to any PART of the KINGDOM. Delmbeg.reoce snit.. complete £2s 0 0 DMlag.ruom suttee. cemplete Bedroom mites, complete Warranted Ord claw P. and O. BEY V US, 144. Odordetreet. Mustarded catalogues gratis anapest tree on application. FOX SMITH'S BEST STORE CANDLES give a much it Altar light and burn longer than common dips : Composite, Belmont Wax and Sperm, Metallic for Palmer's lamps, and every description of candle. Finest cotta oil, yellow, mottled, and fancy soap ; best quality and lowest price, lee wish obit, of FOX BMITIi, 2SI, Strand, W.C. CRINOLINES.--SANSFLECTUMS. 10s. 6d. PUILPOTTS, 37, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES for EVENING WEAR. Iss. PHILPOTTS, 37, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES for LITTLE GIRLS. Ss. 6d. PHI LPOTTS, 37, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.—ONDINA, or WAVED. 21s. The PATENT ON DINA, nr Waved J upon. does away with the unsightly results of the ordinary hoops. and so perfect are the wavelike bands, that a lady any ascend a steeps air. lean &West a table, them herself Into an arm-chair, par to her stall at the opera, or occupy a fourth seat In a carriage, without Income nience to herbal/ or others, or prOrOking rude remarks of the observers, thus modifying in an important decree all those pecu liarities trading to destroy the modesty of Encrch women : and, bully. it allows the dress to fall Into graceful folds Moe, 21s. and 33.. 6d. Illustrations free. PICCADILLY, W. • -- RIMMEL'S NEW PERFUMED VALEN TING4, Rt. Ifalentlee's Glom, and the Sachet Valentine of the language of lowers, price Is. each, or either tent by post for Is stamps. RISIDELd ROSE-WATER CRACKERS, each of which con tains • small rosevrater foiintaio. A new and amazing device for evening pletien E. HIMMEL, 92, grand, sod 24, Conititt, Lawton. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS and NEW YEAR'S GIFTS for all who mart the Gay and Festive &mom— HO W LANDS' MACASSAR OIL e Isteweter and tweetilteltor the hair beyond all precedent. Rowlands K ilydor. for imparting a radiant bloom to the complexion. and a softness and delityary to the hands, arms. and neck. Rowlands' Galeite, or Pearl Denti frice, for Rising a pearl-like whit...es.. to the teeth and Irsgrim• to the breath. The patronage .f royalty throughout Europe, their cement nes by rank and fashion, and the universally knows eM cry of these artieloo glee them a celebrity ungoralleleeL Sold by A. ROWLAND and SONS, 20, Hatton-garden, and by chemist/sand perfumers.—Ask tor " Rowlands' " artielea. COUGHS, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT coNsustrup;iart Y.! VECTUALIy CURLD by 'MATING'S COl'all LOZENGEN. which sre daily recommended by the Faculty—testirnitnials from the most 'absent of whore may be inspected —as the most effectual. mar. speedy, and convenient remedy for cough and ill disorders of the hums. cheat. and thrush Sold Is hoses. la : Una, 2& 94.. s► fa. and Ila. each. T. [EATING. Chemist. 79, St. Fad's Church> ard, London. Sold Mall by all Drum:kith ftc. ANOTHER FIRE IN THE ClTY.—Lank night a lire broke out in the ground floor of the premises belonging to Mr. N. Deunison, woollen warebousernan, carrying oa busi- DINS at No. 3, &slosh*ll-street. A number of engines were soon in attendance, and the supply of water was abundant. By eleven o'clock, several boon after the outbreak. the fire was nearly extinguished, but not before the back warehouses were burnt out and the passages severely damaged by fire. The Ices will be partially covered by insurance in the General Fire-ofdoe. The back warehouses of Messrs. Clark* and Co. are elm burned out, and the ground-door is much damaged; insurance unknown at present. The back windows and the sample rooms of Messrs. Jecomb end Boos, wool merchants, are also seriously damaged by fire, the former being burned out. The premises numbered 40, in Coleman-street, belonging to Mr. Vincent, hems also sustained some alight damage by water. The origin of the misfortune in unknown. FROM LAST NTGHTI3 GAZETTE. [win or ISOLICIV3III AND --- romeaga - rem:mum TO Is DWAINE) AT THI OFFIGIE OP THU CHID 111211112ZAR, COURT OP ammourrcrr. 101010111ALL-ISTRZELI BANKRUPT& EIMNRIen JACOB LAM M, Wagerers-buildings, Whitechapel, late mannfeetnrar of gelatine capsules, to surrender Jan. 19, at 1. BeNCIMPEIter, Purterstreet, Soho, dairyman, Jan. 19, at 12. RICHARD BMW GINegeLL, Prlacenterragm, St. John a-wood, late advertisement contractor, Jan. 19, 04 12. EDweati Barrianse. Orlon, near Lliekenhead, late coal mer chant, Jan. 19. at 12. RICHARD HALM, Worgate-street, New North.road,Murneymen woodcarver, Jan. 19, at 1. JaNRS MOM and % ILUAX TI MM!, Little Ealing, Middlesex, market prdeners, Jan. 19. at I. WlLLtaie CLRILSoII, Nobleetreet, Clty, commission agent, Jan. 19, at 1. JOB! IPALete, !Whet-street, Barnsbury, commission agent, ' Jan. 19, at 11. HLMLT DAVITS and THOMAS BALI, Welbeek-street, Cavendish ' agnate, auctioneers, Jan. 19, at IL WILLIAM PRIOR BOOK, OlootesterditZeet, Queen-square, jour nem= hair dresser, Jan. 16, at 111. THostes Hear, Middle-row, Spitaleelds-market, greengrocer, Jan. 16, at 11. JANES Lefferell BOA 6, York-place, Kingsland-road, auctioneer, Jan. 19, at 11. Maceiett NgWroe, Crone-cant and Marquis-court, Drury-lane, desist ha fancy goods, Jan.l9, 0411. mown. Manor, Church-street, Old Kent-road, late commer cial clerk, Jan. 25, at 1. ARCHIBALD Peelle= CHILDS, Sorreyhtreet, Strand, surgeon, Jan. 19, at 1. JAMBS ELOCR, Middle.row, Spltalfields. tripe dresser, Juin, 04 1. Daum MAT, flioesonininn, Lawrenee-lane, victualler, Jan. 11, at 1. tlatiang Pees, Mecklankughogeare, Middlesex, surgeon, Jan. 16, at 1. JOBS SOWNIIR, Sutton, Surrey, carpenter, Jan. 16, at 11. PHILIP WAI,NELL, Old Fish street-bill, Doctor's-commons, and 3111toinvillas, Bruton, foreign glass importer. Jan. 23, at 1. JAN= LigAcolt, Norwood, draper, Jan. 19, at 12. Itteffeet, limutioaD, Ferdinandakeet, Camden Town, tailor, Jan. 10, at L RIM= ReOWN, Great Doverigtreet, Southwark, and Billings gate-market, Bah salesman, Jan. 19, at 1. AlHatlti, SPARK, Offord.road, Barasbury, commisaion agent, Jan. 19, at 2. GROWL Leine 0101010, Old Castle-street, Shoreditch, picture frame maker, Jan. 19, at 1. Joffe WILLIAM NKete, Palace New-road, Lambeth, engineer, Jan. 19, all. ANN Peewee& Fecleshall. Staffordsh., farmer, Jan. le at 12. SAXER!. PIuCTOR, lingual] Farm, near Eccleahall, Staffordshire, farmer, Jan. V.., at IY. WILLIAM THoIINTON, Birmingham, publimn, Jan. 22. at 12. Geueon Skein!, Wareham, Derretthire, common brewer, Jan. 20, au 12. Newroti AeliOen, 0 lidersome and Leeds, Yorkshire, cloth merchant, Jan. 18, at 10. Bonin arrekiewle Halifax, Innkeeper. Jan. le. at 10. Howeels W Maker, Hyde, Cheshire, gas maroff.. Jan 19, at 11. N ATHAWIRI. Ihereawooo, Manchester, commission ageut, Jan. le, at It Reimer CeaheroN, Gateshead, timber merchant, Jan. 15, at 111. WILLIAM PLUMS, Trinelon Colliery. Durham, grocer, Jan. 15, at 12. ALYRRD RANDALL. Suttee', Beds, butcher, Jan. 16. at 10. Gnat°, YAINCLuTII, Bishops Stortford, Hertfordahlre, leerhonse keeper, Jan. el, all. PRIMERICA .ILLIAM PoOL Bristol, beer retailer, Jan. 'A at it BENET IMMPLAN, Bristol, surgeon, Jan. 11, at 12. WILLLMI 13ARNUROoli. Birmingham, Journeyman die and tool forger, Jamie, at 10. Jellies Brims, Salford. fishmonger, Jan. 16, at P. WILLIAM TALDeT, Nottingham, boot maker, Jan. 27, at 11. THOUS MANDSoN, lakiersome, near Leeds, overtooker, Jan. 21, at It CNA/M.6SX MEN, Maidstone, compositor, Jan. 10. at 11. Rennie Nxises, Harrogate. Yorkshire, farmer. Jan. 13, at 10. BILLIIRN WILSON. Leamington Priors, Warm ickshire, attorney's clerk, Feb. 1, at 11. FREDERIC% JOHN TrRIALL, Warwick, late buteherslan.l6, at 10. Mimes Keegan, Nelthrop, Oxfordsh., hay dealer, Jan. 21, at, 10. CHeeLee HALL, Beckinehans, Nolte. Jan. 21, at 11. JOHN PIMPING, Wisbech, clothier, Jan. 24, at 12, Joserit Snare, !traitors!, commercial traveller, Jan.l9, at 10. THOMAS CowoiLL, Bradford, butter dreier, Jan. te at 10. EDWARI, Dame, &,uth Otterington, near Think, Yorkshire, stone 0.n.0. Jan. 19, at 11. fence K ma, uoep rt, Jobbing coach painter, Jan. 19. 04 11. HENRI Boren, Sundown, Banta, carpenter, Jan. 16, at 11. LlMlrre,3 Wool,, Elkton, fureacernen, Jan. 14, at 12. !RAMIS illklllNlArlTutt, Baden, ale retailer, Jan 14, at 11. JooirH Notrit, Strattleld Turing, Hants, thatcher, Jam 16, at 1L lITaRt Puteen, Brighton. bricklaeer, Jan. 19, at It Loves FATHEas, Ilethe, Oxfordshire, carrier. Jan. 23, at 12. J knee !lenge, Wolstan ton, Stanek's., innkeeper, Jatiltkat 10. WILLIAM Breslrryjun.,lioreughitreen.Kenecarrier.Jan.l6,2ll2. Feeeele 'Mama, llorningshant. Wiltshire. miller, Jan. It, at 11. LAST Re AMIN ATIONS. Jan. 17. J. I. Evans. literal-street. PitrroY 4 4tHire, howls agent-Feb. 4. J. Amick, Wolverhampton, retail !newer-Feb. 2. J. J. Barker, Bath, picture dealer-Ftl.. 2. J. Nash, West Dean. Gloucestershire. brick inanufseturer-Feb 5 T. Marsden, Settle. Yorkshire, eine merchant-Fete 5. F. !tailbone Bishop Wilton, Yorkshire, butcher-Feb. 5. R. Taylor, Goole, Yorkshire, cool merelmet-Jau. Ire W. Aroosberg, Liverpool, dealer In stereoscopic l ortraits - Feb. 1. N. Cue, Chester. Iron ship builder -Feb. I. J. IL Edwards, Penmen. Denbighshire. grocer-Fob. 4. J. Seymour, Dryng, Cornwall, mina agent-ion. 30. G. Howard, Tempefuni, Bedterdshire. shoemaker-Feb. 11. J. C. Johnson, Waimea Pendleton, Lancashire, composition grease maker-Feb. 19. J. Driver. Dwelt, Yorkshire, reed maker-Feb. 19. M. Sykes., Dewsbury, Yorkshire, greengrocer-Feb. 1. J. Davies, Bristol, lamplighter-Feb. 1 G. Bryant, Bristol, journes nein baker- Jan. Iv. W. Wingrove, Colchester. Essex, pottew-Jan. 19. R. Stretturehesth. Sheep. .gre. bricklayer-Tan. IS. W. Owen. shre.shilry, late Innkeeper-Eel , . 2. T. Harrison, tfaxllby, Lincolnshire, farmer-Jan. ti. W. Perkins, Leamington Priors, Warekkehire. tailor-Jan. IL Alice Thrickwrsy, Harrogate, Yorkshire, lodging-house keeper-Jan. 10. J. Slvvens, Benenden, Lent, commission agent-Jan. to J. James. Cemavon. Gla ear ganehlre. shoe dealer-Feb. 11. Ann Rees, Llanguello, Cardigan shire, late innkeeper-Jan. 19. R. F. Oats, Slum/lon, Cornwall, tionsan-Jan. tv. H. 11. Pyr, Grimley, Worreetenhire, horse dealer-Jan. 21. 0. Lewis, jun., Brinklow. Warwickshire. baker -Feb. 4. 11. Harrold. Sedgley, etaffordshire, carpenter-Feb. 4. J. Garrett, Dudley, Worceetershire, journeyman chain maker- Feb. 10. A. Rice, Walton. Norfolk, licensed victualler-Feb. 10. T. Libreria, 'larding:tone, Northamptonshire. labourer. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. THoelas iltemermag, Cloth-fele woollen draper-let dividend of MK Jan. 6, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Rd wardsh enunghalistreet. JOKY Der.l4,K ATIIOI eeparate estate', Nottingham and New York. merchant-Ind and final dividend of 104,1- Jan. 6. and three suieepent Wednesdays, at Ftleardsh, Hasinghell-street. WILLIAM N1,4[7131010: separate estate'. St. Mary Axe, leather factor dividend of le, Jan. a and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards'o, Basinghall-street. THOMAS LACILIC:CIi, WILLIAM 11,.Knic010, and rums BMIJA- Ile sClilteuele Lis erpeek leather factors-4th dividend of 6d.. Jan. 6, nail three subsequent %wines/aye, at Edwards's, itaaingball.street. ANTHosv Homer., Ceminerelal.whare Upper Thames-street, shipowner- tad divideml of 24,1, Jen. it. mid three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, lessinghallotreet. !Dream, BRIM,. Reading, corn dealer-Ist dividend of IS., Jan. 6. and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Yslwerdes, itasingthallstreet. Fatten:lee (MOROI W% NB, Rlackfriernweel, leather seller-Ist dividend of St Hid., Jen a and three eubsequent Weill:me d.'''. at Edwards's, Basinghallstreet. Rlettetut II retliv separate state;, HI ih , street, Borough, and Ashford, Kent, hop (actor-Ist dividend of Ils, 4,1., Jan. 6, and three subsequent Wednesdalys, at Edwards's, street. Smscen Pekelvel. elieekLL-2nd dividend of 1.1., and Is. 74d. and 0. on new proofs, Jan. 13, and any subsequent Walues day, at Morgan's, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 2. J. Janes, West (hoyden, commission traveller-Feb. 2. T. Gilbert, Stern:mem, rgemex, malt.ter-Feb. 12 C. W. Homey, St. Mary-at-hill, Emelt:heap, lithographer-Feb. 2. D Boucksult, Brighton, dramatic author-Jeu. !:..1. Burnett, Hose. Leicester shire, earpenter-Jan. 20. J. R. Medley. Ashhy-de-la.7auch, Leicestershire, tanner-Jan. 27. W. W. de Nally Brown (separate estate', K ingston.upon-ifulL shipbroker-Jan. 16. J. Box, Chip shop. Devonshire. blacksmith-Jan. 16 S. L Petheriek, Boni. venture. Devonshire, wheelwright-Jan. 16. W. Cockbaln, Liver pool. tailor-Jan. 16. R. Johnston, Liverpool, dryeelter-tan. 16. J. H. Barnes, I ire, pool, chemist-Jan. M. T. H. stephenson and W. ealdeeutt, Liverpool, plumbers-Jan. 16. J. Marshall, Beetle curn•Linucre, Lancashire. cowkeeeer-Jan. 16. J. Witter, Liver pool, joiner-Jan. W. W. Smith and E. F. Whlttiugstall 'de ceased:, Hemel Hempeted and Watford, Hertfordshire, honkers -Jan. 29. W. Smith,separate estate, Hemel Hernpsted and Watford, Hertfordshire, banker-Jan. 27. W. Monday. K legs. ton-upon. Hull, coal merchant-Jan. 17. W. M'ltrod, Kingston. upon-Hull, Joiner-Jan. r:. B. Wells, Kingston-epee-IMM PARTNITURUPS pfSeOLVID,. A. Crowe, R. Christian, and A. Cr me, juts, St. Helen's-plane, City, merchants, so far as regards R. Christian-A. Crowe, It. Christian. and A. Crowe, Jun , Colombo, Ceylon,. .red Tutncorin, Fast Indies, merchants, so far as Tenants Y. Christian - Georgina Sutherland and Sarah Ann Jon., Manchester, milliners-A. Rollatryth and R. engliton, Liverpool, shipand insurance broken -J. Turnbull, R. Sillem, And 0. H. Salem, Laurence Pountney. lane, City, merchants, to far as regards ft. Sillem-W. G. Ree and H. Bentnalleid. Warr, Hertfordshire, auctioneers-T. Join and R. Read, Birmingham, ate and porter bottlers-B. Jacoby and B. Steinthal, Leeds, ni-rehants- H. P. Buckler and J. R. Buckler, City, colonial wool brokers-R. C. Hall and J. P. Mel lor, Liverpool, cotton broken-R. Mallory and H. !Isilory, Chel tenham, ironmongers -J. Shields and W. E. Johnson, Durham, mercers-W. H. Barlow and W. Beecroft, Kingston upon Hull, corn factors-W. Johan on and R. Williams, Manchester, toners -W. 11. Crackles and T. W. Greenwood, inmton.nyon- Hull, corn merchants-4. 11. Ale and J. Flies, Abchurch.lane, City, merchantn-T. Gillespy, J. R. Gillespy, and IL B. Scott. Great Tower street, London, merchants, so far as regards 1. 0111-spy-Nancy Armitage, 0. Armitage. W. Armitage. 3. Ar mitage, and 11. Armitage, Bothwell, Yorkshire, atone merchants -T. Paget and C. K. Paget, Cheltenham, jewelers-Y. W. Head ing and C. Bedell. Mark lane.charoliers, City, wine merchants- J. T. Blurton,J. s. Chenhall, and J Truscott, Tokenhoese-yard, City, mining agents. so far as rnardsJ. Truscott -J. L. Benham, JIM). Benham, F. Benham, said John Benham. Vilinuore-street, London. ironmongers, wi far as regards .1. L. Beth an-J. L, Banns, T Newbon. Y. Heritage, and J. Newton. Honore-nth- MOM City, attorneys solar an regards T. Nescbon-H. W. Bai ley and W. H Johnson, Thetford, Norfolk, surgeons-B. Palo mons and A Salomon 'executors of J. filler, deceased!, and A. rtstlonnots and A. Peeler, Manchester and London, merchants- J.'llettle al d J. W. Holland. jun., hithlane, Towerstreet. City, coffee dealers-S. 11. T Bayne amt U. F, Cater, Red Lion-street, elerkenwell. silversmiths-G. F. Frushard and L. W. Thomas LeadenhalTstreet, ship and insurance broken-W. Johnson. J. W. B. Le Gassick, and J. B. Inilkard, Clifford-street, Bondstreet, military tailors, so far as regards J. W. B Le Gamic k -E. M. Dininsock, W. Nash, and A. Field, Suffolk-lane, Cannomotnet, attorneys, so tar as regards E. M. Dlnimock-J. Bowden and W. Ifeady, Penzance, Cornwall, general drapers-W. Brim, J. N. Brlgg, W. H. Brim, and J. P.. Bring, Leeds, woollen cloth inns an tar a. regards W. Bring . W. H. Addles& 0. X Ada. bead, r ;id J. N. Bracts*. Macclesfield, Cheshire, and West Hough ton. Lancashire, silk manufacture's, so far as rewards J. N. Braun -W. Best, N. W. Belot, and W. Lynes, Wealunbury, surgeons-T. Burnham and H. Burnham, Newland, Monne Sershire, brewers -0. Hayden and H. Balderson. Hemel Hempstri and Watford, Ft. Albano, wine merchante-T. Holt and W. Bolt, Sackville strcet, tailors-Lucy Best and J. Fisher, Great Badge, Staffordshire. iron tube manufactthess-T. Baal and C. Frazer, Norwich, and Groat Yamada, saw mill pro' prletors—H. Dixon and W. Pearson, Newcastlanpon-Tyne, : chant talion—W. Howlett, sen., W. Rowlett, jun., and B. Rus sell, Leicester, fancy hosiers—R. Carib le and U. Postiethwalte, ' Liverpool. and New Orleans, merchants—J. W. P. Smith and B. wighttuan, Sheffield, attorneys—E. Harding and B. W. Ball, Basinghalletreet, accountants—E. Busch and E. Springstann, Liverpool, merchants—E. Dowding and H. H. Hume, Bath, at torneys—J. Cowen and J. Forger, Whilaton and Blaydon Barn, Durham, chain manufacturers-4. S. Irving and T. 8.. Irving (executors of Jane Irving deceased), and J. 6. Irving and W. H. Jones Liverpool, me= so far u regards the executors of Jane Irving, —J. Maslen and U. Hasten, Shrewton, Wiltshire, millers—F. H. Firth and W. S. Bradburne, Northwtch, Cheshire, bankers— & Heath, Jun., and 8. Burns, len., Walsall, Staffordshire, saddle tool manufacturers—W. F. Soupy and W. A. Cooper, Liverpool, shipbrokers-0. H. William and G. Blithe, Liv cotton broken—E. Stillwell, E. 8. Stillwell, and E. H. H. Ledger, Bar bican, wire drawers, so fox as regards & H. H. Ledger—H. J. Barker and W. Barker, Abchureh-lane, City, general merchants —B. L Ivan/. E. Bracher, and R. Bedevil]. Oxford, tailors— T. J. Ord and .1. D. Mauls, Whitby, Yorkshire, Jet ornament menu:antigen—J. Wall and J. Hitchins, Coventry, ribbon manufacturers—J. Roxburgh and R. Richardson, Glasgow. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION& WILLIMI HMO and Jeans Mcmi, Duman. Dumbartonshire, farmers, Jan. 16, at the Tontine Hotel. lielensburgh. Giulio!: AM:mason, Stonehaven, Kincardineshire, ironmonger, Jan. 18, at Craig's BeW , Ikeerhaven. James DotteLu, Linlithgow, draper, Jan. 9, at the Star and Garterliotel, Linlithgow. DIMLY Covina. Lochgllphead. merchant, Jan. 8, at the Fa culty Hall, Glasgow. TllOll4/ WILSON, Uinburgh, corn merchant, Jan. 14 at Chap man's Rooms, Edinburgh. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. .**.° IkVERPOOL SPRING MIDETING. Email /Oa TIM GRAND NATIONAL Orzerurimsz (Haa diesp) of 80 son. each, 10 ft., and bit declared. with 100 added. About four wiles wad • quarter. (86 subs.) e Ake Alciblade .... : .. Ag 4 Leading Article Ago .. a Reporter Auricula Arbilr, Avalanche Amy Belt's Lite 6 Joasysag Bantam • Jerusalem a Rubicon Br}e Gwyn lieroe of Ave..... 4 Lisboa Bridegroom a Lothian's King.. 6 Swinton Brian Borholow .. a Llghtheart I:, iti.ll ureosther a Leonidas Church Militant.. b Little Bob 6 St. Minimum .... • Cads t I Lady of the Isles.. 4 Sir William 6 Caasy&W Con Casein 6 Martians a Sir Stephen • Chester a Rim Maria Chamade Corsair Czar Cygnet De Reuter • Old Squire Etnblent Emblematic 6 Ocean Witch . . a Empire a Gladiator • Pallas Lam Harry • Penal It !relay • Potpourri 5 Wild Chieftain.. • Jacob a Pineapple Jue Maley a Portland CHESTER MEETING. ENTRIES FOB THE TRADESMEN'S ?LATE (Cheater Cup) (ilandirap) of 200 &ova to specie, added to a Sweepstakes of 25 mom each, 15 ft, sad 5 if derived. Cup Course (about two miles aad a quarter). (122 subs.) . AB 4 s —. n Adventurer 5 Dunkeki 4 Merry Maid .. Ai .. 6 Anneid Amelia Accident Ace of Club .... 6 kart of Surrey.. S Manfred Aunt Judy Benjamin b Basin Purl S The Munk Bantam 6 Exchequer 6 Udine ...... , ..... 4 Broadway 6 Puce Blarney 3 Moab lathe Pan.. a Oldmineter 6 Meander Bro. to guliiiii .. 3 Ths Ghillie 4 Persuasion Brighton Bacchus illondin Bro. to The Plover 3 Gladstone .... 4 Royal Stag Berbadoes Blithrield Markdown Black 111.12 3 liarveit Mau.... 3 Sir Roger 3 Black Deer Bouquet Bas .... 3 Ism Canary Caroline Cardinal Charming Woman 6 The Knave . ..... 5 Tattoo Costa 6 ltuutdord Clown Crisis S Kemptowo 4 Vauxhall t.' ,ml. e Cmint. Tbs Catch-'eso-ADve .. 6 Lamour* 5 cb7 Van Galen— Claxton 3 Lord Clitden . . 4 1 acuua S Coup ot flat 3 Lioness 5 Iby Voltigenr.... 3 than Derma. .... ~.. , 3 La Toucqum .... 4 Wandering Min- Daniel i I Rourke t 5 Little Stag I some Canoe .... 5 Lady Superior.. 4 Washington I Double X Dollar 3 Longford 3 Woldga Dr. syntax Dispute The above are all the entries for the Cup that earn* to baud up to the time of going to press. Messrs. Weatherby informed as last evening that they had nut then received a complete list. THE LATE PRIZE FIGHT. At the sitting of the Lewes Quarter Sessions yesterday, the Earl of Chichester, the chairman, in his charge to the grand jury, said : " There was one case in the calendar which was of considerable importance, and of such aa unusual character that he felt boiled to make some obser. maims upon it. The parties were charged with committing a riot and meanie at a recent prize fight, of which no doubt they Lad all heard. The first charge alleged was for riot ; and he would just give them a general notion of what legally constituted that offence. It must be proved that three or more persons assembled together, and that that assembling together was accompanied by some elitism 'tepees of Retrial force or violence, or that there were such tendencies towards violence as were calculated to in spire people with fear. Airy and all persons assembling to witness such • proceeding would be liable to be tried for committing a breach of the peace, and that in law would be a riot. With regard to that part of the charge which was alleged as an ainsult, everybody well knew that a fight in cold blood, as a prize fight would be, constituted a breach of the peace, and all coanected with it, either as principals, seconds, or lookers on, were thereas eiders anslabettcra, and therefore guilty of an assault. He was also bound to point out to them that should a prise fight terminate in the death of either of the combatants., that would be murder in the eye of the law ; but it was different where men fought after • quarrel, and when their blood was up, then the law held that death so caused amounted to no more than roaualaugh. ter ; but the grand jury would observe that then the fight was sot for money, or a prize. lie (the noble chairman) had directed the attention of the grand jury to that matter because the persons engaged in the riot were also charged with the assault, and it would be sufficient to justify the grand jury in seeding the parties down to the petty jury toe trial if they were satisfied that their participation in say way as alders and abettors in the fight was clearly proved. It would be so as well, it for the mere purpose of gratifying their curiosity they encouraged the principals in fighting by their presence." His lordship continued :—" Having thus, then, so far called your &Meatless to the indictment, I think it my duty to make • few remarks upon the subject of prize fighting itself, because we all know that prize fighting was notorious, and contrary to the law of England. It must be a source of the deepest regret to all enlightened and well-thinking mils in this Christian era to be obliged to know that the diagrsceful practice of prize fighting was encouraged to a very great extent, and not only approved but aided by those whose education and position in society it might well be thought would lead them tolend their weight in suppressing it far more than the ordinary portion of the public would. It was much to be regretted that there was a moat erroneous impression prevalent in the matter which made people almost forget that prizefighting was not only contrary to the law of the land, but, as was of far greater importance con trary to all Christian feeling and Christian doctrine. I can- not help expressing a hops that public opinion will take a proper tura with regard to this sad state of things, and that, lake many other ancient and evil practices, prize fighting, with its concomitant evils, will cease to exist in this Christian land, and become a thing of the pest." It was, however, hall-put four when the jury returned a true bill against all the parties jointly and severally who had been indicted, viz., Thomas King, John Carmel Heesaa, John Calvin Noon (alias Jerry Nona), John Macdonald, James Mace, John Tyler (alias Boa Tyler), Thomas Sayers, sod Robert Travers. At six o'clock. Mr. Edward Braley said he had jest received a brief to defend some of the de fendants who were out on bail. As not only would several questions of fact but alma law arise, he asked the bench to allow the case to steed over till the next quarter sessions, is order that he might have en opportunity of looking into the law affecting it. This application was opposed by Mr. Roupell, who, with Mr. Willoughby, had been instructed to prosecute. Mr. Braley only represented three or four out of eight defendants, widths application did not therefore ex tend to all, so that there would be the trouble, impasse, and difficulty of tr7ing the case twice over. In answer to an inquiry from the bench, it was dated that , Henan and Sayers had gone to Brighton by the 6.15 train, under the impression that the case would not come on, and ' the chairman mid that, under such circumstances, as all the defendants were not represented, the bench could not dis pose of the application for a postponement ; the matter mud therefore be adjourned till this morning. Oo the previous day, along discussion took place hairnet, the members of the beech in reference to the facilities alleged to have bees granted by the South Eastern Rail way Company for the fight, and it was resolved that the chairman should communicate with the Sec/Glary of Stele en the subject. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (=rites rzczaaArs.) THE GERMAN INTERVENTION IN HOLSTEIN. VIENNA, JAN. 5. The semi-official General Corresponden: of to-day publishes an article cautioning the minor German States against acting against Denmark. It expresses doubts regarding their power to undertake attacks upon the integrity and independence of States belonging to the Confederation, and says : " The mission of protecting the Confederation against any chances which might result from Euro pean complications belongs only to the great Ger man Powers, and the minor States are mistaken if they think to be able to carry out attacks against Denmark and her possible allies on their own risk." THE OCCUPATION OF SCHLESWIG. BERLIN, JAL 5. The Thirteenth Division has received orders for immediate concentration in the district of Prieg nitz. It is believed that this order indicates an in- on the) part of the Federal troops to diately occupy Schleswig. It is stated that the Vienna cabinet has positively declared to Prussia that it would not take any action in the question of Schleswig should Prussia, in the present state of things, withdraw from the London protocol. News received from Copenhagen states that Dr. Kyno Quehl, Prussian Consul-General, died on Sunday last in that city, after au apoplectic fit. VIZ DANES IN SCHLESWIG. KIEL, Jaw. 5. The Danes have imposed very heavy requisi sitions upon the south-eastern districts of Schles wig, one demand being for 200 threu►horse carte, and another for 3,000,0001bn. of straw. THE SAXON DIET. DRESDEN, JAN. 5. In to-day's sitting of the Second Chamber, Baron von Bent declared that the vote of Saxony in the Federal Diet with regard to the stay of the Prince of Auguatenburg in Holstein was opposed to the proposition of the President, and was based upon respect for the responsibility of the Federal Commissioners, and on other reasons which justify the attitude of Saxony with reference to the loyal and political aides of the question. Baron von Beast further expressed a hope that the majority in the Diet would decide in favour of the claims of the Prince of Augusteuburg, and declared that Saxony joined the proposition made by Wurtem berg at the Federal Diet. PRUSSIA. THE DEBATE UPON THE LOAN. BERLLN, JAI. 5. At the meeting of the committee upon the loan, in the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, Herr von Bismark repeatedly advocated free action for the policy of the government. He hoped, in conclusion, that the house would rather grant the means requested than compel the government to obtain them by its own authority. The debate was adjourned. REPORTED DEPARTURE OF KING GEORGE I. FROM ATHENS. PARIS. an. 5. The Paris evening papers state that the news that King George had left Athena is considered false. The statement that the French and English fleet& would proceed to Copenhagen is also consi dered untrue. FRANCE. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON SUP PLEMENTARY CREDITS. PARIS, JAIL & The report of the committee upon the supple mentary credits requested by the government has been published. It concludes as follows : " Our mission is to warn the executive power with affectionate respect, and to hold it back upon the brink of dangerous entanglements. The best devotion is that which knows bow to speak 'salutary truths in time of need. We are unanimous in ad vising that an end should be put to the Mexican expedition ; far be it from us to say, at any price, but as promptly as the interest and honour of France will permit. The expression of this wish certainly responds to the general sentiment of the country, and we think the government of the Emperor will receive it with favour." The committee unanimously propose the adoption of the bill. AMENDMENT TO THE ADDRESS IN THE CORPS LEGISLATIF. PARIS, Jar. 6. In the Corps Legialatif to-day several members brought forward au amendment to the Address, expressing greater sympathy with Poland, and an opinion that it is expedient to recognise the Poles as belligerents. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, JAN. IS, 3.25 P.M. The Bourse has been steady. Renter closed at 66.75, or sc. lower than yesterday. THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. TURIN, JAL 5. The debate on the bill for the suppression of brigandage was continued to-day in the Chamber of Deputies. Signor Conforti spoke in opposition to the bill, while the Minister of Justice defended its consti tutionality and necessity. Signor Rattarzi announced that he should speak in favour of the bill. General Bixio stated that the origin of the brigandage wee Rome. POLAND. BERLIN. JAL 5. According to intelligence received here from Warsaw 250 prisoners were despatched on the 2nd instant to Siberia, among the number of whom was Count Stanislaw Zamoyski. AMERICA. • QUEENSTOWN, JAN. 5. The extra Inman steamship City of Cork, from New York on the 23rd ult., arrived here at 6.20p.m. to-day with eleven paasengers, but no specie. She landed three passengers, and proceeded at 6.30 p.m. for Liverpool. OUTWARD AMERICAN litatt..—The Atlantic Royal Mail steamer Columbia railed from Galway at 2.40 p.m. yastarday for Batas, with eight cabin and 150 stemma pamsagers, 24 mail hags, sad the latest tole/ram& Despatches were sent yesterday from the Colo and-odles to the Governors of the Caps id Good Hops, Natal, sod St. Hakim. FRANCE. THE ADDRESS OF THE CORPS LEGISLATIF. PARIS, MONDAT EVENING. The Corps Legislatif held a private sitting this afternoon, at two o'clock, for the purpose of hear ing M. de Morny, the President, read the draft of his address. The following is a translation of this document, which we are assured was " very favour ably received" by the members present : Sire,-1b Corps Legit'latif shares the confidence with which the renewal of its powers inspires you. Despite the animation of the struggle, the population has shown that it still remains profoundly devoted to the Imperial huititu tuns, to your person. and to your dynasty. In eoming to take our part in the examination of public affairs we shall lose sight of these principles and these sentiments, and we shall act in concert with you so as not to weaken them. Your Majesty was right iu preceding public opinion in the path of industrial and commercial liberty. France which for a long time had doubted, has faith now in her own strength. Our industries have been able by their efforts and their sacrifices to meet foreign competition. They will display still greater activity when they see the means of transport multiplied and rendered more prompt and more easy. We trust, therefore, that the activity imputed to peddle works will not be diadabited ; that no delay wean occur in the execution of the railways, and that the improvement of our ports, our rivers, our canals, our high roads, and especislly of our local roads, will always be the object of the solicitude of your government. Our finances wisely husbanded, relieved from the excep tional circumstances which weigh upon them, will be suffi cient to provide for all the wants of the country without it being necessary to recur to public credit or to fresh taxation. Your Majesty, whose liberal dispositions do not contra dict themselves, again announces to us fresh reforms. We shall study those which will be submitted to us with the desire of seconding your love of real progress. Every mea sure, the object of which is to destroy the obstacles to the liberty of trade and to individual initiative ; to settle in an equitable manner the relations between citizens placed in different positions in the labour questioe ; and to imamate the attributes of the communes and the departments with out weakening the central power, will be welcomed by us with favour and gratitude. We participate in the interest your Majesty feels for everything relating to religion, charity, the arts, letters and sciirece. Primary instruction has rapidly developed since 1848. We think with you that the number of children who are still without it is too great ; we hops to see it diminish every year, and finally disappear from our eta thanks to the increasing well-being of the population, having for complement the benefits of gratuitousness. We also hope that professional and agricultural instruction may be effectively encouraged, while the level of the studies giving access to the liberal careers is at the nine time elevated. This system of uniformity should respond to the wants of families and to the aspirations of modern society by fortifying every career and by sparing youth frequent mistakes. The Corps Legialatif thinks with you, Sire, that the most wiselygoverned nations cannot always hope to escape external complications, and that they ought to appreciate them without illusion and without weakness. The distant ex pall tioos of Chios, Cochin China, and Mexico, which have followed each other, have disturbed many minds in France, because of the obligations and the sacrifices they entail. We admit that they must inspire respect abroad for our coun trymen and for the French flag, and that they may thus develop our maritime commerce, but we should be happy to see the good multi; roar Majesty leads us to hope for speedily realised. The recollectioes of our history, the sentiments of humanity that animate us, excite our warmest sympathies for the fate of the Poles. We have seen with regret that the combined aorta of the three great powers have not succeeded in solving this grave question according to your benevolent intentions. We cannot forget either that the sincere and cordial support of Russia ha. more than mice been useful to France on im portant occasions. We should regret if our good relations with that power were to grow cool. We therefore wel comed with a profound satisfaction that noble ides of • European Congress, the initiative of which would have been an eternal honour to your reign. France, whose splendour and glory you hove restored, is grateful to you, because you have not compromised her treasures and the blood of ter children for causes in which neither tier honour nor her interest are involved. Without regret let unjust prejudice receive with mistrust your loyal and pacific propositions. The noble and healthy idea. that God causes to arise in the heart of sovereigns for the welfare of humanity are making their way in the world, sod taking root in the heart of the peoples. Wait with tranquillity the effect of your generous words. France, homogeneous, compact, certain of her strength, confident in you, fears no aggression ; she ban no other ambition now then that of assuring her repose, developing her material welfare by labou• and pence, and her moral welfare by the sincere and gradual practice of civil sod political liberties. MEXICO. The Sociedad, a clerical journal, publishes a ma nifesto from General Doblado, dated Guanajuato, 9th Nov., 1863. Jug before this document ap peared the French government believed it had gained over the General, who is governor of the rich province of Guanajuato, to the cause of the intervention. The manifesto in question must have completely convinced it of its error. The General in fact appeals, in energetic terms, to the patriotism of his fellow countrymen, and exhorts them to fear neitherthe number nor the power of the foreign inva ders. " The question," be says in conclusion, "is not merely between Mexico and France. There are interests and considerations of a more elevated order, which will be developed in time when Mexico, sustaining an unequal struggle, with as much honour as courage, has proved to the world that she is worthy of forming a sovereign and inde pendent nation by hermit " THR LOSS OF LIFE Ott Mt EMIT COgeT.—Ott Moodily eventing the Mayor of Great Yarmouth (Mr. It. Steward) convened a meeting at the Tows-hall for the par. twee of taking steps to relieve the widows and fatherlese children left destitute io consequence of the loss of their natural protectors during the terrible gale which occurred at the commencement of last month. The mayor said the government had very promptly acceded to his request that a war steamer should be sent in search of the naming smacks, sad that after taking on board two experienced masters of smacks the Aladin& bad visited the fishing ground, and had cruised about in every direction where it was at all probable that the smacks might be fallen in with. The search bad, however, proved fruitless, and there was no doubt but that I:3 fishermen connected with Yarmouth had perished, leaving 54 widows and 94 children, besides many aged parents and friends dependent upon them, in a destitute state. He had received subscriptions from various sources, and be suggested that a subscription hat should be at once opened, and that the proceeds should be applied to the immediate relief of the bereaved. The meeting was addressed by the minister of the parish (the Rev. H. It. Nevin), the Rev. J. Gott, the Rev. A. B. Crosse, Mr. It. Hammond, Sir E. H. It. &coo, &rt., M.P.. and other gentlemen ; sod it was determined that subscriptions should be received by the mayor, persons being ,appointed to see to their immediate distribution. About 2201. was enbecrihed in the room, the mayor heading the list with 201.. while Sir E. Loma gave Wt. ' • Messrs. Gurley and Co.. 54.1/. ; Sir H. J. Stracey, Bart., M.Y., 201. ; Viscount Bangor, 5/., he. 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