The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-18 00:00:00

I - Tvbtlrr rt 4%. ! i, N. r: tY.il'AVElt 4 ) ZfYi 4 ; • i t f .. '..ii."..4 -. 7... e 5.,. !t,., ... 6(1 .4..,,,,,• 4 , ,:c t I , . .4..L.L..z.f.L... , . • . [Stamped, ld. Additional.] No. 5,442.1 ZA:ALAND (Free Grants).—WlLLlS \ and CO.'S LINE. EqabHabsid lo 1643. -ntioned vessels, which afford such general coo ' , he found iu those of any other line, 1k al be !,.; i ii.. Class. I Ports. To salt LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, .18e4. [TWOPENCE v Exv THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SOCIETY 'Limited are rehl'ar`LlSTeLvesSUktfP/T;i4EurStheCtiall'lN Y (Lited , . Capital 12,00.000, In 411,000 mi Share* of LSO each. of which .0,000,000, In 90.000 Shares of £OO each, only to be issued at present. Al per Share to be paid on allotmert. It is not contemplated to call more than 110 per Share In all, or more than LS per Share (moludioa ti on alloent, in the the first year . Incorporated, with Linf.ted LIAO*, under The Companies Act ISSL" ROYAL AL HAMBRA.—Auother Grand Change of Performancea—PrsoeonTs Cirque Imperial am pules to draw most fashionable and ',rondo' home—Finn week of the Sisters liens and ilatbilde almanac the only accomplished Female Eiden to lingiand—Jules Perez, the Star Elder of the World—l. 0. Case on the Magic Wire—Patterson's Troops of Performing Dogs—B. Franconia wonderful Trick Rorses—The celebrated French Clowns, Arthur and Bertrand, together with the whole of the double Company. will appear at sack reprematation. Illuminated Day Performance* on Wonday. Wednesday, and Saturday, at Two o'clock. Erestada at half-pest Seven. Ad mission:—Private Bogen Its.; Reserved Seats, Its.. Stalls, ft ; Promenade, L.: Gallery, ed. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (arum's ricusiasus.) ;•THE SLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. DRESDEN, JAN. 16. The official Dresden Journal, iu an article refer ring to the one published in the evening edition of the Wiener Zeitung, says :—" If some of the Fede ral governments had foreseen that it was the in tention of the great Powers to uphold the London treaty under all circumstance., the promise of leav ing the succession question open having thus been a deception, they would have voted for occupation at the outset. The governments who have rejected the Auetro-Prussian proposal do not shun a war ; they only wish that the German people should clearly understand for what purpose it is to be undertaken. Should the proposal of Hesse be accepted, the majority of the Diet would be just as much entitled to carry it out as the great German Powers would be unjustified in entering Holstein without the adhesion of the Diet." ult. report that General Dub'ado has given in his adhesion to the French. THE BRAZILIAN MAIL. (By Te!ample. from Lisbon.) BUENOS AYRES, Die. 14. Apprehensions are entertained of a rupture with Monte Video. FRANCE. (now on own onnasroamwer.) PARIS. 12471711,DAT EVIOI/1111. The Emperor presided at a imuist,rial council to-day, which sat from half-past nine to a quarter past one—an unusually long time. The moment the council broke up his Majesty ordered his carriage and went to the Suresue lake to skate. 1 i A 1 A years A 1 13 )ears A 1 IA years -teunier A 1 18 years rh • L ILL . Capt. Taylor. Canterbury 10th March. Auckland l-ith January. Ditto ;2.Stb Feb. Sydney :Zia January. Port Natal l3lst January. t o wiLLls GANN and Co., S. Crosby-square, who have the ninth edition of their "Hand Book of Ne► or t- BEEN. ROBINSON, and Co., 1 and:, East ludia Application will be tradet - O . Pirliareent, in the next session, tor an Act conferring *octal powers. • DULICTOII. ills Grace the Duke of SLUILBOROCOH President Exchange on London, ail. Ounces, 27.86. Wet salted ox bides, 37. Dry American, 34 to 38. Wool, fine, 23 higher ; other qualities firm, except defective, which are neglected. Tallow, 141. Lumber, 30 to 33. Flour firmer. Refined sugar, 17. Imports very dull. There will be a special ministerial council at the Ministry of State to-morrow, to consider the affairs of Mexico. A: LIVF:SPOoI. Oft QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YOLK. 1E LIVE R POOL, NEW YORK, and FIEILARFA.PIIIA STEAM SHIP COMPANY futon.' dm 06t tai their (Wl-pnwered .',pie-DWIS Iron Screw SG:am-Ships, -.llt • United Ststes mails. e FROM LIVIA:Fool FOR NEW yoNAL 1. ill N I.I'RG.H, Wednesday, Jan. SO. I 11V ~ F CORK. Swanky, Jan. ?A y I.F WASIIINGToN, Wednesday, Jaw CT. And every Wedneentey, atel every altenrAo alaturnew Cabin pw...r by the mot: steamers salting every Wednesday, 15.1 r. and 21 rumens, ace/wale/a to the aetweamodatlon. Cabin maw by the sat:lnlay's steamers, 13 mamas. Forward passage e rimeas, im•lndiug all pmvenom cooked. Paeseugars for Canata. the United States, and British Cottunbla booked thronall on very 3,1% attgenus term..—For farther particalars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 2d, Watoratrawk Liverpool; or to EIYE/ Ind MACEY. 81, King Wllliantatrest.aty. The Directors of the International Financial Society ,Llmitel' acting as a Finance Committee. John F.nals, Esq., M.P. Director of the Bent of Ireland.) BM Jamas Ferguseon, Bart.. M.P. Fulke loathwell (Devine. Eel. M.P. AD John Chivies Dalrymple Hay, Bart., M.P. James Mackie. Foq., M.P. Sir Laurence Palk, Bart., M.P. Bit Henry :greasy. Hark, M.P. William Duran, Esq., Dublin. Henry Farquhar, Bob illerliel. Farquhar, Slid Co.) Si? Joh2 .. tirey. Dublin. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—Tbe wonderful per forming laephant ^ Ajax," on Saturday Monthsg next, the Mil inst., at Two o'clock, sad at *Ma subsequent repeemn tation tors limited period. Boliter's Correspondence publishes a letter dated Vera Cruz, Dec. 15, written, be it observed, by a decided partisan of the French intervention, con taining the following passage, to which I call your attention : THE OXFORD. —THIS EVENING a new and original Cantata, written by !itch&ld Moseley, Esq.. and composed by W. Meyer Lots expressly for this establishreent, entitled KING CHRISTMAS, supported by the entire company, with full band and chore► Director, Mr. F. Joeihmans. Comedy by 17asnorth, Ramos, W. Randall T. Madman, anl those wolWrous artistes. Mame Beni, Leach, and Fostee, from the Imperial Circus, Madrid. AMERICA- QtTEENSTOWN, JAR. 17. The Royal Mail steamship Asia, from Boston on the 6th. and Halifax on the Bth, arrived here at 4 p.m.to-day with 70 passengers and 61,540 dollars. She landed 122 sacks of mails and 11 passengers, and proceeded immediately. All well. The Asia experienced very severe weather. (Per the Asia nd Creokbaven.) NEW YORK, JAS. 5, Evssuto. The Federal pickets at Wincheste.r,Virginia, were dtftiritron ?Mat; bat thrOdardertteli have not continued any further movements. Generale Fitz hugh, Lee, Early, and Imboden are still in the vicinity of Winchester with 7,000 men, probably with the view of opening a long section of the Bal timore and Ohio railroad. Federal accounts from Charleston on the 13th confirm the reported shelling of the city on Christmas-day having caused considerable damage. The Confederates erected a battery on the Stono , River, firing upon the gunboat Marble Head, and seriously injuring her. Two gunboats went to her assistance, driving the Confederates from their bat. teries ' which were afterwards captured by an expe dition from the gunboats. The Federals have occupied Lavacca and India nola, in Texas. General Magruder has issued a proclamation that Western Texas would be de fended. Sau Antonia and Austin were being for tified, and the Federals would be driven to their ships. . . Protests against the candidature of the Archduke milieu continue to crop up in all directions. In the capital itself there was a demonstration in that sense a few days ago. which might have led to troubles, but for the prudence and firmness of General Negress. Public opinion is so ex- cited on this point that prosgunciamentos in favour of the Archduke are given up. In other respects the French oc• cupation is every day more asd move popular. Our people ask either for a French prince for Emperor, or to be annexed to France. Failing this, they would prefer to remain a ree• public—anything, rather than be ruled by an Austrian. iterirykinrracole. Eat. John 11 caul° Lloyd, L' y. j Director Leads Ireprerentent Company.. Hon. William Napier .Director Land. Improvement Comp.ny Hun. Henry Petre. THE REGENT, Vincent-square, near Victoria street, Westminster.—Selections from " Ernanr and "too nambula • Prima Donna, Madame Canon, from la Beale. Milan, with effiel•mt band and thorns. Russell Grover con du dor. Doak talent : J. CI. Porde, Orville Parker. Nat Baden, Prank HALL The Alexander Faintly, dc. Tho FAIRY FUFN TA IN, by Mr. A. Siluester, upon th e largest and most magoldeent emle yet attempted. Sir Charles Bic4 Marl •Chairman Lands Improvement Cotapany;. Philip Twella, Esq. Mean. Barclay, Bevan, and Co.; Mears. Barclay. Bevan, 1 riitos, L'wells, and Co., Lombard. street, London. Maas. Marks, Faciuhar. and Co., St. Jantes'eareet, London. 5.M01M. Deirmpl. peke. gait - est-street Meom• Welt and Klatt. It, Charlotte.row, Maslow. hoots, Messrs Hunter, Blair, a n• 1 Cowan. W.S.. Follnbwrgh. John Maenstuara Cantwell, hat., ! Du b l i n. John Ley., BRE3lES.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruno wie!:. and Central Germany.—The North German Lloyds mouton. ADLER will im , dgranhakaal tram Iliamear an evenr hoes, 'llwob 4 1gmt - 11-a.M., eallair r for pisoormem, II 10 a.m.—Paw to Bremen, si return tickets, 1..3 and CI 10a. Notice to:shippers.— lironcebaven being situated at the entrance to the r always accomible, whibt the other northern 10,1 by ice : from whence goods may. be forwarded ru.-, tiginurh rates to all parts of Germany. the rate to • be.bz only clout Ss. per tom—Apply at CHAPLIN'S 0. mil Nolleat - circat, W.: or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, rII I LLIITS, 11. Botulism. E.C. LONDON PAVILION. BERLIN. JAN. 16. The semi-official .Yordcleutsche Zeitting of this . 45 Yeljitotat . . - "During t he last few days greet activity has been shown by the military authorities in Berlin in consequence of the resolution passed by the Federal Diet on the 14th inst. "The plan of military operations has been determined with the assistance of Austrian officers. "The Austrians will, it is said, avail themselves of the Lower Silesian Railway, and avoid passing through Saxony. " The declaration of Saxony at the sitting of the Federal Diet of the 14th inst. will hardly prevent the entry of Austrian and Prussian troops into Sleswig as soon as the short delay has expired %Lich is allowed by the ultimatum addressed to Denmark by the two great German Powers." This is a bad look out fur the Archduke, and yet the French journals continue to say that he is Feoo to Paris litlizou his we, out to fain -; • - . tirely disbelieve the assertion of this correspondent, that the Mexican people want to Mt annexed to France . ; but that such a letter should he written by a Frenchman from the head-quarters of the army of occupation is evidence that extraordinary intrigues are going on. Whether the Archduke Perseveres in his intention to become a French puppet in Mexico, or whether the Emperor Napo. 'eon's conye" d'el;re will ultimately be given to somebody nearly connected with hini,lf, it is clear that the nominee will only reign by virtue of con quest, and this conquest, as sill be very strikingly shown iu the Corps Legishit if next week, is far indeed from being effected. A short but pithy pamphlet on the Mexican question, written by M. Malespine, a rJ daetetir of the Opinion Nationale, who has been in the country, and knows it well, contains a valuable map, which many deputies are now studying. In this map a few red spots and streaks in a vast ex panse of green indicate the slight proportion of the territory to which the French troops rule, and even there the invading army, as we are told iu the text, is harassed by seventy-two guerilla bands, varying from 70 to 31)0 men each. Seven-eighths of the population and twenty-nine parts out of thirty of the territory are unaffected by the French pro ; tectorate." Under these circumstances, all talk of the wishes of the people being iu favour of an Emperor to be named by Napoleon 111. is an imposture so impudent that none but "men of December" would have the face to try it on. IRR JANUARY 11.4i131.. I -, a Is/LOCUM. Mews. Sernoiur and tk... 35, Throganorton-street. Meson P.Cuenove and Co.. 52. Threadneedle4trect. °aloes —I sterwirlsetsi Sociosty's Tmpon:7ookee 54, 144 Broad street, Ica 2, uld Palace-yard. Westminster, 5.N', OVERLAND ROUTE. —COMMUNICATION by fr."11.:411 to INDIA, AUSTRALIA, &C., via EGYPT. The PEN I N LAR set i/RIE.NTAL STEAM NAVIGATION t'ONI PAN BOOK TASSENG PALS Led receive Cargo and Parcels et Ceir London office for Gibraltar. Malta, Lap', Aden, Ceylon, 3114ras, ed .utta, the Straits, and (*Una, by Their steamer. leuive ?iyithionpton nal the 4th and Nth of every mouth : for Ginraltsr, M. 044, Egypt. Auen. gad Bombay, by those of the 1215 and `7th of each month and for MsoritioA Leitolos, Cur ..e r.es arrant, Melbourne, and 4ydney, by the ate.uners lear ns/ einthaniuton ou the '2OO of every mouth—For further payti:,ilars apply et the CompanyUlilllcea. Thr.. Lean /uh.Ol-street, LC.. Lond.in ; or Oriental-place. Southampton. Th. Directors of the International Financial Society, In subs mining this prospectus to the public, call attention to the tact that the thuspany has been enahlialted to nap* en adzalttod want in this tawdry, where landed property Lies negotiable as a fund of credit than in any other of the Status of Intrur mi li: meet of which large Immo:lel amociatlons, such as the of Hypothecation in Prussia. Austria, and Holland. the Credit Yonder of Vrance. de., he.. make advances on land with promp titude, at a moderate rate of Interest, and at small attendant expen.a. . _ . . . . PAitIS.-GRAND HOTEL DI! LOUVRE. Established In Ivy. -Situated In the most central part of Paris. Roe do Wvoll, and Place do Pasta Royal-Ng hundred Bedrooms at from S to 2dlr.-bo Sitting-rooms at from 4 to tefr. -a richly-decorated Mies Saloon-Table tilfate at six k Coffee and Dining Rooms-Choice Wines- D users served i la carte, both in the dining root. and She private apartments-Reading and Con vervattoo Stvt.on. also Saloons for Musical, Wedding, and other parties-all Newspapers and Serial Publications received-Dwane, Coffee. Smokuut. and Ailllanl Rooms-numertus Bath rooms-Carriages on the pre !Dives-first-class Private fhtnipages at CO44lllalA-Onsnlbaus running is an the ratites) Mations-Postal Letter-boo-Tele graph office dny and night - Pholoaaphic studio-a staff of Servants speaking all Languages. -- itiTes — undertakings are all founded on the principle of the in tervention of a society, with large subscribed capital aid con• sequant credit, enabling ft to miss money on the moat favoura ble terms, as an intermediary betwesu borrowers and lenders seeking investment on landed security. 'I he difficulty. delay, and beery costs incurred in effecting the mortgage of even first-clam property, are well known and there are numerous valuable Interests arising out of land which are at pewit Cniet a bolt'' unavailable us it source of credit, espe cially in times of financial depress..in THE LONDON, ITALIAN, and ADRIATIC so.:Am NAVIGATION COiIPANY nntier ColDp . tnift Act, 18(12, whereby th^ o 4 iharehnlttere b limited to the amount at their shares. GREAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES at the BRUNSWICK, Jeri:urn-street, St, lames'•, through out the Winter Suwon. PARIS, Jeri. 17. La France of this evening flutes that the first act of Prussia and Austria will be to order the Duke of Augustenburg to quit Holstein. The Nation states that an English squadron will receive orders to go to Heligoland. Capital ciuu,ooo, hi 10,000 shafts of 450 each. reposit el per diare application, and a farther payment of ei per Miens on allotruent. t di. not to exceed a 3 per share nor to he made at less Intervals TgeCompany wig act m agents; tetween the inventing public end the b wrower. They will also make edvances repayable at fixed terms, or by terminable annuities, on landed estate. and on every charge upon land, such as county sod perish rates, rates levied ou land under public or private nets of pseilament, royal charters, commissions of tegrom, Improvement Pent charges on pnvate estates, towns improvement rates, ground rents, baritone trusts, etc. . . ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE. The OCTOBER lIRF.WINGS of the shore ALE are non being supplied in the finest condition in bottles and In melts, by than dire. emntt . (. L.t! r •m Itrovne, Esq., Director of the China and Ja; an Steam Navigation Conipmiy. I•.zmm Chapman, kLti., Director of the Alliance tank of London at..l Llicrpool Etzh C. E. Chlidere, Esq., M.P., Director of the RtNyal Mall ' , Nam Packet Company . !ton,. Nu,ent llauleLL, katt., Chairman of the Mae:wall Railway I ..111P3UV. Fag., Director of the London and Connty Bank. Eol., Director of the lbames Dint Ship b.. il•lir Comtism). E. Tinker, r.,q. Messrs. Grinnell, Tinker, and Mount), ahlp onacri . Lesdeuhall.etreet. wOnum I'dathonte Ittr. Ellathorne and en. London. TODD. and CO.. At thetr new Lontion.brhlje Storrs, London.brldge, S./t, Nor. 2. lfrei& AUSTRIAN DESPATCH TO THE BAVARIAN Four regiments embarked on the 22nd at Port Hudson, it is supposed for the Red River. E P P S'S C 0 C 0 A, Dl•tlnaalahed tts a FRAGRANT • GRATED SND INVI4ORATING BRLAKFA 4 T BKVERAGE. Originated specially for the use of those under bornooopatlde treatment, it has through Ito aalembienem become generally accepted. COURT. VIENNA, JAN. 17. Count RecLberg forwarded a despatch to the Austrian Minister in Munich upon the 10th inst. He points out that Austria and Prussia could not allow themselves to be outvoted at the Federal Diet, and expresses a hope that the minor States will reunite with the two great Powers. The despatch ends by stating the conviction of the government that the Sleswig question will be brought to a solution with honour and profit, or with disgrace and loss, according as Germany keeps within or oversteps the limits of legality. • _ The mutineers in Fort Jackson below New Or leans are to be tried by court-martial. The presence of coloured delegates at the Free State Convention in New Orleans caused consider able controversy, and several white delegates with drew. SAXONY AND THE SLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. ft it kr.l Ihtrhata. a n d. .tarttorth.Tork4.lre. f. 1,. IV...traortautl. Ea.. Me sea Charlet: J.,)ee an t i Co.'. Di re.....r ..1 the Mereaht Ile ort t .lit Asavelation Limited . \ : hall, llee t .ra. quitter, ball, and Co.l CRINOLINES.—SANSFLECTUMS. 10s. 6d. PHILPOTT., 37. PICC ;DILLY. CRINOLINES for EVENING WEAR. Iss. PH I LPOTT 37, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES for LITTLE GIRLS. 3s. Gd. Pill 37. PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.—ONDINA, or WAVED, 21s, The PATENT ONDI NA, or W..ved Jupon. sloes away with the unsightly results of the ordinary hoops, and so perfect ore the wavelike band*, that a lady rosy seats a steep lean against a table, throw herself into Arm-chair, pass to her stall at the opera, or occupy a fourth sett In a earrisi:r. without ineonvm offence to herself or others, vc provoking rt.kic remarks of the observers, thus moili4ing In en Important dezree all those pecu liarities tending to destroy tae modesty of toolii-h women; and, lastly, it allows the (Ire,. 4. f into grAeeful :obis. Price, 2ls. and 255. ad. IlltpitrApons free, The Federals have destroyed extensive salt works and private property at St. Andrew's Bay, and burnt every house in St. Andrew's city. The following are the latest despatches known to have been exchanged between Mr. Murray, the English minister in Dresden, and Baron von Benet, the Saxon President of the Cuuni-a, upon the Sleswig-Holstein question: iANIiEItS Limiden and County lit k, Lombardutieet, Londati, and Branches. Alliance Bank n London and Liverpool, Liverpool for.n.ilidatc.l Bank, >l:wchr+ter. HAXERFOKEtS Messrs. Robins and harTier.ii i iiiiinidneedle-street, London. Messrs Taunton and Co.. Live' pooL Ifessrd. Shore and Kirk. Nlituutioster. —Messrs. liamber and Harrison, 2. King's Arms- ADVANCE OF THE AUSTRIAN TROOPS. BRESLAU, JAIL 17. SepI:RMILTDreo Eaniarer.—Robert Bowman. Esq. SzcarTaltr—Oemee F.N. Temporary OalLea-1, renchurcla.tr,..t. EC. TROSPECTI". Ilia increase in the Meilit..riiTle;n trade during the last ten lean. as shin nby the on:, - .a I rv:iirnd. &rine , at, to -..23,000.000, to which the Italian. Greek...ad Adriatic ports hdv•• very largely custrlbwiad. L isedwr‘w meet OM- Migraine of Wade mere steam tourr fr,.ni London his I eienme a matter a ur,.t. ut necessity, the pieferenee by merchants for steam over sailing conveyance 1.. r their goals being such, that the Inflictors 'use no heditation in .Wring that nearly the whole trade to and trim the lied'. t , •eranesn will shortly he c'arv'ed by screw steamers. It tu calcu. Lted that at least 100.0(0 tons of fine goods Sc- annually es. I -rte.! trim London to (!sly and Greece, while upwards of T••• tons are annually iniported. he Dire:P.m, in resolving to establish this Company, are T nib: encouraged I.) the (wets—that two linvad4 acres. dtedniers Std.( d some years, been eugai.,l with moat succ,sstal results th , - trade between Liverpool and the ttallen tarts—that the merchants in Linilon. interested In the Italian trade. I o•• •udsntly urges.] the or,anisation of the lines now pro ; • ! .rid many of the myrrh...nu In Italyaml Greece. iu ~tiler 1- w their conddenee 111 the SUCCrill of the enterprise, have • s, Ili t rlbUtetoward..t 11C capital rcyuircl, and other .4 Gs • rt the Company ill every poadble way. •ests thereto, of thid Company are the eitahlidhodent ••• • " • le • ... lire of rerew steamers hetref; Latvian and thepn•v al.•- a. I. horn. Naple•. Ileastna, and Palermo, to sail with war.: regularity at Intervals at not iCSI than ton . :ml 9.1. rif lines railed to the requirements of the trade between Inn i!.. bre. , *:, Adriatic, and other ports in the Mediterranean. In order that the operations of the Company may be coal men% Id wirbont delay, the Directors have provisionally entered into an arninuement with the Directors of an exiiitliv: line to take .see their four new -lumen, viz., the Alexandra. Mande, Dal,. an I Venetia, and *alum ole enonetion in the Italian trade, by Ntiareholders will enter Immediately into a prollt aq..l the price to be weed upon by arbitration. and a..ee;ited in *bare, of the Company. This, shamus have been erpreoly built for the trade, are of 900 tom builders' mew• sorement.'sual the engines, of l_•)-horse porrer..are by Messrs. Mandalay. 5... and Field. °Flint will be at race given for the eoostrnctin,, of the nvceoary alditiooal steamers. Calls a 111 not mimed *la per Mute, nor will they be made at but Internals than three months. To the extent of it.. 25 per share almrebolderii will be entitled to anticipate future calla, receiving interest on such prepaymente at the rate of 6 per o , ..dFoltoent take pLiee, the whole deposits will be re- Ltned feet of I tedUCtiOn. - - No promotion money or other outlay beyond the necessary Mears , incurred in the formation and estaidiahment of the lw paid. A .p,. of the articles of 11311061Itina flea for inspection at the Oh.itor s trthee• and at the onkel, of the Company. Application for share+ to be made In the annexed tent, and forwarded to the secretary. At the Company's offieea or to the llrokc rs or Bankers of the C.mapsny. FORM or .%WUCATION FOR SHARLI. to Oe retairini by the Banton., To the Directors of the London, Italian. an I Adriatic Mean . . Nargation Company. .I,lnoted , . Gentlenien.—Haring paill to the bankers of the above-mused tompany the PIM of A: , 1 hereby request that you will allot me sham in the said Company : and 1 wee to se tes ..uih shares, or nay smaller number that may be &netted ki i.e. and to become a member of the Company and I natl. s to place my name on the register of inembeos In wrsrs — t "f the Mures to be allotted to me. and [ scree to be hotind by all the condition. and rectilatiolu contained In the opraisratidum end artielea of emaciation of the Company, fu mu nee pea ;led by "The Companies Art, 1362.. Dated this day of , Name Eatable's or protesetuo Place of bunions Adobes' A UST n ALIAN mid EASTERN NAVIGATION comrAN Y fLtmletuts. !....Tll I' to HERI.IIY IV t that lbw LIAT a APPLICA- TiiiN • for ' , HAM 1e.4 to tele Company will be CLipIED to appli cant" on M EDNEAtity ne t t, the 46th last., after which date the Fire, :era will proved Immediately to allot share& By order, Temporal 'Nikes, I. North dohtietreet, Liverpool. THE CONSOLIDATED DISCOUNT t OMPANY Limited . Ne. 4. Abclurel-lane. Capital £1,000,000. ',MEMOS/. (•enrzi: r Consta , •le. Esti. t Messrs. Comtable and Wykea, it,nny, Fag. ;Mesas. Oscar Denny and Co. , Great St. Eau.. Director of the Cape Town Walway. , lm. Nl•Attl,ur, You •it the Om of Wm. and Alexander "I Aram'. Australian nierchantal. MA. Menrltattedrart. E.q. Mears. Samoa& LIDS Wad Sargood, London ant Ih-my Richardson, Esq., Director of the Buenos Ayres awl kici r l'lttc Conk. . 1 4111.1i1i..1.1e Groe, TEt•mpeon and Co.;, i;utter•lane. • Hurh Aandeman, Esq., ) ' hp.% Uri limners Sanitarium, Erg., - Messrs. Sandman and Co. 's.mit 14,ter, 'committee of Management. ; • ~ X eltS.—The London and Westniin!ter Bank. I . l ' ;TAM.— Sole, Turners. acl Hardwick. Tye thi. Company tieing in fictive operation, the Inftetor , or. prepared I...lin:mint approved Mercantile BUY and I. advAnceit upon nettnikibio Ntery rewired drpo.it, at call and "Wirt notice, at the n.rtiet rates, itud for longer leriala upon terms to be Ion) agreed upon. ( )I:GHS, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT ~N SUMPTION are EFFECTUALLY CUZED by KEATING'S COUGH LOZINGID. 9 hl h are clsily ree..llslltelOtdi by the Fecuity—testiebosials from th e :sort sslneat or whom Any be in ed—se the nest 01.-”tuil. rah, speedy, sad eenvelleet reedy for mistimed sil ditord,rs of the Weis, chest, sad thrust. sohl is looses Is. 1 jol. ; tins, to. 9d . 4s. td.. sod Ils. each. T. KEATING, Cheroot. 75. St Pauis Churchyard, London. - cad retail by a Druggists, He. All the necessary prt...minary steps have hewn taken for apply. mg to parliament m the ensuing cession fora special art In aid of the Company'■ operations and with a new Immediately to secure to the Compass) .1 Heti 1.. r the conmoiminent of business, provisional and remunerative arrangements have been made for operations of an extensive c:iaracter in c. iiiii exion with securities created for the improvement of land, under the Lands Improve. meats Company's Act, of Parliament, and whioh are pr4ereuce charges on valuable private estates. Upon the basin of the securities thus acquired, the Company will issue Mortgage Debentures at hoed rates of interest, payable half-yearly, for shorter or longer tenon, as may snit investors and such a system of registratim will be adopted as will effectively pn•sect the len•lers from ally over issue of debts• tures by the Company. It Is well known that very large sums of money Ile comparatively Idle In the maenads! banks, and in the hands of touters and private individuals, which it is believed will be readily invested through those agencies. hi mortgage debentures fonudeal upon real securities, 101.1fUrther guaranteed by a large tuicalled capital. many of the securities constituting, as before mentioned, lrt•charges upon land audit. special acts of parliaments. The Company acting 1.7 their debenture system, will he enabled to turn over their paid-up capital luau time/ is the year. It is estimated that a working fund of £200,00.1, being 410 per share, would be sufficient ta conduct a business In volving operations of three or four millions per annum, soda moderato c...mmission upon that amount would produce an ineome width, after making the moat ample deductions foe working expenses and pesetar fund, will IcAVC a sum available for dividend sufficient to remunerate the sharebublere en an imilsuall7 high scale, as proved by the large profits made by the L nods Improvement Company in the tea can they have been In operation. . . . The powerful landed ■ad fatincial support which the Com. pan) has already obtained. inure the two elements which are •••ntial to a commetrial emcees, namely, a steady and COllll4.lWi demand ant Applications fur shares most he ran!. to the International Financial Society „Limited , at their temporary °them, 54, o.d Brad.street, F. .R3l OP APPLICATION FIR SHARES. TO the phYetote /rth! ini;;nitiOnsiiiMiscisl Society % Limited , Si, 01/ Lirodd.street, E.C. nentlemen.—, I request sou to allot me shares of 4.50 In the Land Securities Company United , and I h,rehy a,rt. e to Lennie a member of th t Compaus, and to Accept such shares, or any less nnmber that may he allotted Is me. and I request Oat my name may be placed on the register of men, hers iu rsspvct the shares allotted tome. I am, o..ditletuco, You obedient Servant, Name in full Addr, as In Reference Data JC. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers . !a England) of PARA 'VINE cA NI/Irk to whom the prise medal Isar) Ass been awarded, and their candles adopted by her NI a,esty's Government for nil at the military stations abroad. These candles tan be obtained of all eltamibin and grocers in the United Klmrdem. Price la. SA. per pound : alto Mold's eek bratad United Service soap Tabtets, Wt. and 44. mirk This public are cautioned to see that Field's label la on Ws rne:a . or bores. Willis's!' only, and fez expcetation.—Upper Lambeth, London. P. FORNITIJRIS CARRIAGE FREE to any PAlltt of the KINGDOM. Drawing-room suites, complete MI 0 0 Dintnicreein suites, complete Bedroom suites, complete Warranted first dam. P. and 6. BEVIL'S, Ist. Word.'treat Illustrated catalogues gratis and peat Mee. applaud's& NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and most =lnt Invention of the day, ACC& ASIARELIA.— Messrs. .T , oUN Gfl9 WELL sad Co., Three Klew.coert, Lemsbard area, Losdon, performers to her Majesty, respectfully oder to the pnblat this treaty mareellens told, which graduady restores the Waimea heir to Its pnatime hue—no matter at whet age. The Agna Aot.trella has nom of the properties of tt, 011 the =teary, Is betedchtl to the system, and when th e man I. eat filliefOli ose application per teeth well keep It be perfect ...I.orr. Pete. LI 1,. yer bottle, or In half bottles, 10a 6d..—Jahn Gotha & Co. have bete appointed perfumers toli.B.H. the Prom= of Wales. TO PARENTS and GUARDIANS —The return o: Youth to their re-pective Boarling itchoots Indians • iwitrittale for their personal comfort and attraction. and ROW LAN DS' MACASSAR OIL, fur at the growth awl Improving and beautifying the hair, koala de' Raydor, for improving the akin end rvapiezlon. and removing cutaneous defeat, and Rowlands Odont: , , or Pearl Dentifrice, for rendering the teeth heautilaily white, and preening the game are om aidered indispensable accompaniment. —Sold by A. ROWLAND and : - .1)N4. 20.11atton.Razdea, and by chemists and perfume:ra— h& for Rowlandd article& - UABIBERT'S ASTH3IATIC BALSAM, an AA effectual remedy. wlthnut contlntne the bowels or affect ing the head, truly efficacious and plearent, in admitted to be the best medicine for Immediately relieving coughs, colds, confirmed cases of *Whine, and iiicipkut coasimplicia. It Ire• queelly cures persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable, admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing. to approaching corgiumption its etfevis are truly benellidaL Persons deprived of sleep. or even tying deins for (me el segoca tna, may depend on relief In a few minutes alter taking it.— Prepared only and sold by W. LAMPERT. chemist, a, King Wil. llametzeet, Charingernss. London, and by all &laments. In bottler. 134 d., sod three quantities in one, 2. 9d. Be particidar and ask for Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam. Ti.. oars and address are engraved on the stamp, 11R. DE JONGH'S LIGHT-BROWN COD -V LIVE/It OIL, preaciihed by the most eminent medical nun 41 the safest, apeedlist, and moat effectual rand) for oon•u top. Hoe. chronic bronchitis, asthma. soughs, them:m.omi, geovral debility, disease+ of the skin. rickets, infantile westing. end ell scrofulous affection'. Is Incomparably superior to every other kind. Select vortical opinions : DR. LAN KESTEIt, F.A.S., Coroner for Central klidd'eset :— •• I consider that the parity of this oil is :rented in its prvpara. tion by the personal attention of en good a chemist and 'Weill. hest • physkian as Dr de Jonah. Hence I deem the cod liter oil sold under his guarantee to he preferable to any other kind so regards iirenoluenees &I2li medicinal efficacy.' DR. LETIIHRY, Medical Officer of Health of the City of Lon don It la, I believe. universally acknowledged that Dr de Jongh's light-brown end liver oil has great therepeutac power ; and from my levestigetiona I have no doubt of its being a pure and unadulterated article. - DR. BARLOW. Senior Physician to Gay's Hospital :—.• I have frequently recommended peraous consulting me to make use of Dr. de dough's cod liver oil. I have been well satiated with Its effects, and believe It to he a very pore oil, well fitted for ikon cases In which the one of that auledance Is loclicatel" Dr. de 3,ffigh's llght-brown cod liver nil "'sold only In capeuled impanel half.pints, es. bd.. pints. 40. Sd. ; courts, as. : by his sole consignee+, AfiSAR. HARPIIRD, and Co., 77, Strand, Loudon ; nal by rsapactable chemists, SAU'S 00PABINE MEGE, sttcoesefully tried la tie Parte acid loodon Hirai&le, ender the care of tried Mooed, Lloyd, Pelaud, and Lewes Clare (Lancet, eth New., lin), erects a care la se average of tit dem att.e in meet er ehradie dieemea—le. M. per Milk. by peel H. at C. Jews% Pima cheadat M. IlarfasateS. Leads.. Eiiiii:l ; tlTE:f . 7, PICCADILLY, W. Pia TRIALS of the TREDGOLDS the New Nevvl by OCTioN Author of Lai'—my be pow tOotaiactl at aA the LJhrarios and Bookadlera, in 3 voluuba, poet 8.0. Loiblun Sampeon TA , V. SO:I, and Marston, 14. Lu.lgate hill. Mrs. Eliza Lumley, the niece of the former lessee of Her Majesty's Theatre, made her dt"bat at the Italian Opera in Paris on Friday nisht in the Tywatore, awl obtained a decided triumph. Her voice is a mezzo soprano, of a fine quality. She and Fraschioi were re peatedly called for, sod the ataips wiui strewn with bouquets. some of which, however, were intended for the favourite tenor, whose last appearance it Nal prior to his departure for Madrid. MR. THACKERAT.—It baying been stated in an Exeter paper that Mr. Thackeray, when a boy, went to &oboe! at Ottery St. Mary, the Rev. Dr. Corniab. the vicar of that place, has written to ctotralict it. It appears that the stepfather of the great novelist rented au estate sear Ottery St. Mary, and that the latter, while @topping there, used to visit at the vicarage and borrow books of Dr. Cor nish. The doctor says that the scenery of Glutting St. Mary and Chatteris. in " Peoilenais," corresponds in minute particulars with that of Ottery St. Mary and Exeter. One of the little marginal vignettes in that lemons novel is a picture of the clock tower of Ottery Church. Macke' ay descrihes the youthful Peudenuis u galloping through "the Iliad awl Odyssey, the tragic play writers, and the charming wicked Aristophanes, whom he vowed to be the greatest poet of all." When the author was about the age of hi. young hero be borrowed of Dr. Cornish Carey's translation of "The Birds of Ariatoyiliazies," which he read, says the doctor, with intense delight, and returned it with three humorous illustrative drawings. Thackeray says in " Pendenois,"—" It was at this period of his existence that Pea broke out in the poet's corner of the county Chn•diele with some vends with which he was perfectly well satiafied." Dr. Cornish say. that when the great catholic emsecipation meeting took place oo Penenden-heath, Thac.keray brought him some verses which were afterwards forwarded to an Easter paper for insertion awl duly appeared. These ulnae, the doctor thinks, were the first composition of the great humourist that were ever pablished : IRISH MELODY. Air, "The Minstrel Boy." Mister Shtel Into Kent has vise, On Penenden Heath you'll find him ; Nor think you that ha came alone, There's Doctor Doyle I.ehlnd •• Len of Kent," said this little man, •• If you late Emancipativa • You're a set of fools :" he then began A •• cut and dry " oration. He drove to speak, bat the men of Kent reams ph:vow shoutng. When out of his waggon the little man went, And pat a atop to his spoutim.. •• What though dime lieretim beard me not," Quoth he to his friend Canonical • •• Ly syruch la safe In the 'Times,' I vet. ••And eke in the 'Morning Chronicle.'" CARDINAL WISRMANN PASTOR AL. —Pastoral Let ter ad H. E. the Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster, I:Kt.—Nicholas, by the Divine Mercy, of the Holy Roman Church, of the title of St. Pi:Amami:a Cardinal Priest, and Archbishop of Westminster. To our dearly beloved brethren and children in Christ, the clergy secular and regular, and the faithful of the said diocese. Health and benediction in the Lord. Dearly beloved in Chriat,—lt has pleased Divies Providence to anticipate our prayers and define, by the birth. almost ueexpected, of a child, granted to the Haar Apparent of the Crown ; and so, destined, in the order of nature, to weary, we hope at a yet distant period, the throe* of this rashes. An istenal of anxious suspense has been thus cut short ; while the assurance, from day to day, that nothing has occurred to lessen the first joy of this event, has completed the happy inauguration of the new rear. To the continuance of heavenly favour which has hitherto protected them, we fervently commend both mother and child. And we ',neatly pray that He who, at this season, would receive Hie birthday offerings, however regal, only from the hands of the wise, will infuse into the heart of the royal infant, that truest wisdom which Solomon "preferred before kingdoms and thrones," to gether with which "all good things" ea well as "in numerable riches," came into his poneesion. (Wild. vii. P.) But we feel sure that, while praying for the speedy and complete restoration to health of the Princess mother, that she may be "as a fruitful vine on the sides of the royal house" (Ps. cxxvii. 3), you will turn your thoughts and sympathies towards one still more august, who, after her, has here • larger claim than soy one else to maternal joys , and who, after • long period of faithful mourning, may perhaps exclaim, as did Lsmech on the birth of Noe : "This child shall comfort Its." (Gee. v. 22.1 Although so moo as these happy tidings of Cod's merciful dealings with the nation reached us, we ordered that thanksgiving should be publicly offered up in oar pro-cathedral, which was done on Sunday last, we feel this to be an occasion for • more general expressioo of gratitude, and therefore hereby en join, that the Te Deum, with it. enmities and prayers, be sung is every public church sedehapel under oar juriediction, after high mass, sad at benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament, on Sunday next, the feast of the holy name of Jana—Given in Westminster, on the octave day of the Epiphany, MDCCCLXIV. ; and ordered to be read at each mem oe the said Sunday.—N. CUM. WISZMAN. F. CANON SEARLE, Secretary. A conference of railway directors was held here yesterday, at which the plans for running special trains to convey the Austrian troops were arranged. Prussian and Austrian officers have arrived here to superintend the operations. The transit of the Austrians through Prussia will begin upon the 20th, and last for several days. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, JAN. 16. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day a debate took place on the motion for the release of the Polish deputies arrested iu Prussia. The Chamber voted the release of M. Sulerczycki. The result of the division ou the proposal for the release of M. Riegolewaky was at first doubtful, but was decided in his favour by 135 to 133 on the members being called over by name. 168 members to 133 voted that M. Szumanu should be released. The Chamber also decided in favour of the fibers ti-,u of M. Lubauski. BERLIN. JAR. 17. Private letters received Lere from St. Petersburg announce that Baron Stieglitz has been entrusted to sell or mortgage the St. Petersburg and Moscow Railway to foreign capitalists. The Berlin papers assert that Denmark will be ready to take part in the Conference proposed by England, provided France will also participate. THE PRETENDED PLOT IN PARIS. BERNAJAiLI& The Federal Council has ordered an inquiry to be made iuto the farts relative to the intended attempt of Trabnoo on the life of the Emperor, as it is feared they may compromise Switzerland. TURIN, Ji. 16. The central committee of the National Italian Society has unanimously voted an address to the Emperor Napoleon, protesting against the intended attempt upon his Majesty's life. MODIFICATION OF THE PORTUGUESE MINISTRY. L 1 BON, JAnr. 17. The Channel fleet has arrived here. A modification of the ministry has taken place. Viscount de Sada Bandeira, minister of war, and Councillor Braanisamp, minister of the interior, retire. Geueral Bitsos (?) has been nominated to the war department. THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN SPAIN. MADRID, JAN. 17. The Queen has accepted the resignation of the ministry. Her Majesty has summoned the President of the Chamber, and by requested his advice. The general belief is that difficulties will be en countered in composing a durable administration. Extreme agitation prevails amongst the deputies. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. £ONIGBB/11143. JAL 16, Itvirnro. Advises received here from Wilns state that the Polish noble, Titus Didevski, found guilty by court martial of having belonged to the revolutionary organisation in Lithuania was executed on the 11th inst. JAPAN. NEW YORK, J. 5, EVTIITSO. Advioes received here from Kanagaws to the Ist December state that the city was still guarded by Europeans. A peaceful solution between the Tycoon and Europeans was expected. The Tycoon was at war with the Daimios. Business was im proved. The Japanese bad paid an indemnity of 10,000 dole. for intercepting the American vessels Star and Pembroke. MEXICO. NEW YORK, JA!. 3, Emasc. Advicee received here from Mexico to the 20th General Butler has arrived at Washington, to confer concerning the exchange of prisoners. The New York Times asserts that the government will insist upon the recognition of General Butler by the Confederates, and will place all Confederate prisoners under his control. It is reported that an appropriation for bounties to soldiers will be passed iu Congress. These ap propriations will necessitate a further issue of one hundred and fifty million Treasury notes. The examination of three of the Chesapeake pirates has been commenced at St. John's. The counsel for the prisoners contended that the case did not come within the province of the extradition treaty, as the offence was committed at sea out of American jurisdiction. The case was still pro ceeding. The New York Police Commissioners have re fused to vacate their posts until the Governor's power to remove them is legally decided, and the eloagte against them have been investigated. The New York Legislature assembled to-day. The Governor's Message recommends the adoption of a system for the protection of the State Banks, in consequence of the intention of the government to create National Banks. He denounces the draft as &failure, and declares that President Lincoln's as sumption of power in his capacity of Commander in-Chief has wrought a revolution in the govern ment, rendering the civil power under the State laws and judicial decisions subordinate to military authority. The country can only be saved from national ruin by the administration adhering to its pledge to restore constitutional union. Further developments of extensive ',shipments from New York to the South have come to light, and more arrests have been made. The obsequies of Archbishop Hughes will be con ducted with impoeing ceremonies. Congress reassembled to-day at Washington. A bill was introduced to prevent military interference in elections. The Star and Golden City left San Francisco on the 4th for Panama, with 1,460,000 dollars for England. The City of Baltimore was intercepted off Cape Race on the 2nd. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK. Jas. 5, Evninto. Money easy, but active, at 7 per cent. Cold, 511 per cent. prem. The market has been ani mated, but the rate underwent very little fluctua tion. Exchange on London, Bankers' Bills, 166 ; on Paris, 3f r. 45c. Stocks advancing. New York Centrals, 1321 ; Illinois Centrals, 1181 ; Erie, 1091 ; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 105. Cotton steady. Middling upland, 81c. to 82e. Petroleum, crude, 32c. to 33c. ; refined, 47c. to 46e. Another telegram of Jan. 5 says : "A recent investigation by the police has deve loped that a Mr. Hilton, of this city, had contracted to supply the Confederate Treasury with machines for printing bonds and paper money. Mr. Hilton and Ms assistants have been lodged in Fort La fayette. The machine+ and upwards of 7,000,000 dollars' worth of prepared bonds and notes, which were to have been shipped for the South, rid Ha lifax and Nassau, on the Ist, are in the hands of the police. " The weather since Friday has been severely cold, particularly at the West. The temperature at St. Louis was 24 deg. below zero, so that pedes trians, horses, and vehicles can cross the Mississippi. Several persons, a number of whom were Confede rate prisoners, have been frozen to death, also great numbers of cattle." CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN IL&ILS. The Peninsular anti Oriental Company's steamer Poonab, Captain Sparta', with the heavy portion of the above mails, he* arrived at Southampton. She brings sixty-seven parlours, run packages of specie, eigbs cues valuables, 300 boxes manses, five casks of wise, 50 package* sundries, 150 raft silk, and 1,230 bales of raw silk, ulna 120,0001. sterling. CRY OF LONDON HOINITAZ 101 DI/MAZES OF Pal CHEM VICNOZIA PAIL—The rasaiaar of patients re limit .t this institution daring last weak was 1,073, of writ► 218 ware sow Gana Dresden, Jan. 5, 1564. I have the honour to inform your ercellency that I have just received a despatch from Fall Russell, in which he oommucicates to me the views of bee Brit.tinie Majesty's government on the position of affairs in the Due.by of Holstein. Her Majesty's government believes that the moat various emiesquesees might arose if the Federal troops should Meade Slaswig before the powers who signed the treaty of London have been able to osprey their opinion on this matter. Is the opinion of the English govern meet, not only the resolution of the Federal Diet, bat also justice, have bees violated by the conduct of the Ger man troops in Holstein. Itivaria, rl.rony, std Wurtem berg must be made mutually responsible. Although I did not receive instructions to coati - Lime-ate the contents of this despatch to your excellency, I nevertheless consider nirself bound to do so; for if the Saxon government feels inclined to take into account the advice of the government of her Britannic Majesty in au affair which is of the highest impor tance for all Europe, there is no time to hex, as the progress of affairs in the duchies is of such a nature that, all the steps taken by the English governwet to prelerve peace between the German Confederation awl Denmark mi,cht possibly be frustrated by the (Keefe of a single day.— Receive. Lc., (Signed) Ce. A. Musaar. BARON VON BEUST REPLY. I have just received the note with which you have this day favoured me, end beaten to reply to the mine. You acquaint me therein with the material °Detente of a despatch of Lail Russell. while adding that you LAY' not received instructions to communicate it to me. I regret that you should, nevertheless, have thought 6t to bring it to my knowledge, for you will recognise the necessity in which I God myself to point out Ulm/ passages ills offensive lan guage of which is only equalled be the rolatility (o,Rrete) of the assertions, which even do sot hesitate to ambit the honour of our dog. You observe that io the opinion of the English go. verumset the conduct of the German troops has not only violated the resolution of the Federal Diet, bet also justice, and that Reverie, Saxony. and Wur temberg must be made mutually responsible. Tbis is the Gist tame that I have heard the conduct of our troops in Holstein characterised in this manner. 1 might be tempted to require of you to bring Jorward fact, is of so daring as assertion. If I &stein from so doing,_ i became the conduct of the Federal troops is • country belonging to the Confederation, in which they are placed in consequence of a resolution of the Federal Diet, is • subject which, in no degree whatever, concerns afo • govern ment. To desire to make the governments of Aden and Wurteniberg responsible, who have not nice sent forces thither, is one proof more of ignorance (rignorenre) of the affairs taking place in Germany. You acquaint me, finally, that if the troops of the Federation should in vade Slemrig before the powers who have signed the treaty of Loeiloo should have been able to express their opinion upon this matter the most set ions consequences might result therefrom. . . . . YOU are aware that the Federal Dist is upon the point of coming to a decision upon the propositions which have heist laid before it in respect to the duchy of Sletwig. The warning (rarertisteincnt ) which the government of her Majesty of Great Britain wishes to extend to us to well calculated to attract the attention of the King. His Ma jesty will not abstain from its most serious examination. YOU will permit me, however, to point out to you that no more efficacious means than the threat of fore* esa he em ployed to came a government, zealous for its honour and dignity; to braes with calmness the consequences of a che eks dictated by a foaling of duty.—Receive, ko., (Sighed) Vol Birsr. SYRIAN NATIVEWORK AND GIII.IO F3ILLOII)ERY.--. Ac exhibition of work of this class, executed in the English lodustrial Scheele, founded ut Beirut by the Ladies' Associa tion for the Social and lteligh,us Improvement of the Syrian Females, is now on view and for sale at Messrs. Howell and James's. A distinct department of these schools has been fanned for rich gold broidered work, under the patronage of the Duchies Duwagrr of Norfolk. Countess Grey, Countess of Warwick, Countess of Guinsbutough, Counties Buren, Viseennties Paloierstoo, Lady Stratford de Radcliffe, Lady Jocelyn. Lsdy Duffelin. Lady Helper, Lady Mary Wood, Doe. Lady (F.) Grey. Miss Copley, sod other ladies. who have kindly consented to encourage this attempt to introduce the beautiful native work into Eng land. A celebrated embroiderer of Damascus superin tends the work, which is executed in the richest gold and beat materlals. The work on view emaists of spec imens of richly-winked Syrian jackets, in velvet sad cloth, girdle., bags, cushions, table and divan covers, banner servers, letter awes, cape, mats, penwipers, Le. Mesas. Howell alai Jenne have undertaken the sale of all the work dope in the school. GREAT SLAUGHTER OP SHEEP ON THE SOUTH WINTKIIN RAILWAT.-011 Friday evening last a large flock of sheep strayed au to the London and South-Western Railway between the Sherborno and kill) erne Port Sta tions, sod the five o'clock op•train from Yeovil slashed into them before the engine could be pulled up. The eveoiug was dark, and therefore the driver could not see that there was any obetructiou upon the line until be mme upon them. Forty-five sheep were killed, and a great number maimed. The engine and carriages were oovered with blood and flesh, and it is a wonder that the train did not leave the metals. The shock was felt by the pas neogers,whe were, as may be suppoord, much frightened, but noose woe injured. The Urdu was brought to a stand still, but finding that so further damage had been done it pro ceeded on its course. The railway authoritire were Is. formed of what had occurred, and men were At once dis patched to clear the line, and tender such emiatanos in the removal of the wounded sheep ma was necessary. The oompaey's raW.g dividing the field is which the sheep were &pastured was in a defective condition, so that no blame can be attached to the owner of the flock. The damage is considerable, as many of the sheep still living have sustained serious injuries. i Frank SAL The Alexander Funny, dc. Tho FAIRY DON. . 1 6 Cu.. Lom bard - ; THIN, by Mr. A. Munster, upon thclargoat and moat magnificent i mato yet satempted uki tttai laM ilmireep katnet, London. IE . • L 0 N . I 1344 .30e W e i s kiD lit. # andoe.) Nth JAMIE( ItGITANT. . Ir e'. TH E LONDON PA•VILION.,] A NEW 01103 T ILLUSION. I c repiatowilk the inostpradwand sad woudortal Mits, and lint Itled ] TBE 11 IZARDS MYSTERY," sn.street. I EVERY EVENING, at 10 o'clock. Six American Bowling red le.ttreet. ia 54. I .ht Broad- 1 MIMI dims dna/. , i~ ~. •