The Express. — London, England, 1862-12-18 00:00:00

/ 1 '?" ~;<,g' NEWSPAPER . ~...:•!, A , : :. ,..:ILii. . . a i .r... 7 „...,,• 1 - .:,z, . . I I, cl ILGBSI t ITHT 218 151 ( 1;f:' ..'l. lc' 1 , • I 44, r 4 • r j , t! . ) .iI / . . .. . ..° a•lt s .-- a .. • . . . - I I A . 1r 1 II I . ' • ' ". I. ..I ..• 7• • - • J . . - . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . tI :it ~: r. l I I_ ' Lit . T~~ I, 1 '1 i,.•: •Is .1 Na 5,103.] NOTICE to PASSINGABB for BOMBAY. The splendid fast-Whit ahIpHOLATSITIII7., A 1 12 years, LSO tons burden, J. HATHIH, Comassaasr: loath* In the Rad India Wets. Has splendid labia eesemeedetkia. Ha wks passengers at Oramead ca the MIR Deteseber.—Awly to Hears ORINDLAY sad Oa, 14, Parlhaarat.st=l.. or to OILLATLY, HANNAY. and RILVIII4 No. Sr, R KC. A, calling the Capp of Good Hope C A FIA TITT RMITSII. —MO Y arum COMMUNICATION between LONDON and INDIA by the magnificent ilea al steamers lasioughig to the EMT ngDiA sad LONDON IMP PING COMPANY iLitalted).—The wellanran dipper steam!, GOLDIN n o tra 1150-horee kto r.M BIRD. Marauder, now 'auras in the V Docks, will rave on the 27th Deceraba, embarking gas at end raving Gravesend on the 29th December, =.• cutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Matra This magnificeut ship, built ewes* fee the India hedeb fir been thoroughly refitted, boa sotrammistlen hre sewn. &Mirth carry an aperioneed some% also a The avenge of Use last sera Arran ha ran 72 3 300211 : the Stamm Pert/nod the 65 days, and last, the Casette, In es/ days, being the ort on reconi.—For or grasp apply to EIintDLAY aid Co., 65, Tarlaraatebre* the brelora, AMID DISIT sad Co., 150, Ideasstallobeell, M.O. t or d tae OPTIC= at the COMPANY, 9, Mlsolegione. ILC. : where deo fee appoint:sera u midshipmen I. UdeCHAN arra* should bed me. DID Dna, leezeterf. Nast Lida and London Shipping Company (Limited), 9, Mincing-lane, LC. TO BRITIRE °COLUMBIA 101 NNtrzEKLY STEAM 00XKIINIOATION to /new MOST Dbnet—Else LIVERPOOL. MEW TRIM god PHILADILNUA RTIRAMMILIP COMPANY Mend Monk& gag Men tallgenered Clydebank Imo BMW eliaMain ono illar . • 41111111111261141111 to k and damostobea. se LY nomW=OO L 701 NEW YOWL (TIT 07 WASHING TON, Wednesday. Den M. CITY OF BALTIMORE. Wednesday. Dee. FL CITY OF MA_NCHYSTER, Wednesday, Jan. 7. ISM. And every socondlog Wednesday. dike games% IS, 17, and II gatnesn aeoenting So Me aescin• mode Mes. Formed pares t Edam, lashodlng all provision waked. Prosaspirs 194Ords. tie Balled Mani, and BAWL Oolnonbla, booked thrones WI L LIA M advantageous tonna—Foe farther pinion's,. spat/ So IXII tt, Wsterataion, Livenpool ; ea to RPM and MAORY. 11, Xing Wolliarsenreek City. ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAIL WAY (NEW VIM DIVISION,.-001:Po NS due Lt January next MU be PAID In London at the B..nking.honsa of Warm. nsinvoon, KILPINALDB, and Do., at the rate of la to adka. Leadas. NO. 2, ()id DroadEltert. Dee. 10. 18132. THE MUTUAL TONTINE ASSOCIATION. WESIMINSTIE CHAMBERS CIANUM. It is moaned that AYPLICATIONS for SrBSCRIPTIONS may be sent 111 prior to MONDAY, the nod day of December inst. Prespectoms may be obtained at t 6. Gresham-house, Old Broad-street, &C.—By order of the 0. Baird. Sec. pro tern. TemporsaoHres of the reek AssEC., Dec.lBol. ociation, et, Gresheashouse, Broadet 4, HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE of DISSOLVING VIEW and (Awl LANTERNS and SLIDES, MI: o w s t riss, Teiescopea, add Lauer, Starsoseopee, Phraya and a variety d am e Articles of a ortentlec • nature, foe Misters and Yeses OM MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Boom, 38, Kingetreet, Covent.garden, TO MEOW and Saturday, Dec. 19 and 20, at half-past 12 pee. deny, a valuable COLLECTION of PHIIIMPHICAL INSTRU MENT, equatorial', dissolving view and other lanterns, with a quantity of Odes sad cbromatropes, telescopes, cameras and leers, air pumps, electrical machines and apparatus, If level, siurgical Ipal doable gene by Richards, pistol by Adams, photographs, sass fine and unique turquoise; a few WeLeastrate, minerals, emperor lutes, and a variety of newel name —oe view, and catalogor haL DARLOW'S PATENT °ASK STAND, • new JJI ermines, so cosstrived that a fall butt, as well us smaller auks, alb robed or tilted on it without latoet or trouble. Its union is so Impalpable thst the sediroott at the most limpid livid bb no possibdity Gan be disturbed. Price As.. M., 145., to salt 4t, 9, and 18 ranee casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vest-peg respired. No more flat beer or sour wine. Peke 4s. ed. : ditto, electroplated, 9a—Apply direct to JAMB BALLOW patentee, 14, Xing Willianiutreet, Mansion-hone. iles that hls name and address are on every article: all °theism, spurious imitations. Engravings gratis. re r HE PATENT FUMIVORE LAPP .- PRIZE MEDAL.—This remarkable lamp is constrained ea arim. talc principles for burning Isptranketon oils. Ms alio album H suppressed. The crimbust of the oil is so congleas tbAt neither smoke nor smell is engendered. The LOS is Andy; powerful, and brilliant. The lamp is simple. and never nag of order. The economy of oil ls peat. The Fuming, sad Re gistered Cylinder Lamps are made to an endless variety of cheap, rick element. and graceful patterns. The prices commence at ft. M., and they may now be had from all respectable Iron mongers in the United Llngdom.—The home and export trade are supplied wholesale by the patentees, JAN Li HINKS and BON, 400 stock at their London Depot, 92, Canuou.street, or from their (Spiel Lamp Works. Birmingham. WATHICRSTON and BROGDZIPS GOLD CHAINS oy troy weight, at realisable value, and the workmanship at wholesale manthactarere prices. The gold Is. the chains 'surnamed, and re-purchased at the price charged " Here's lie note, Wow wadi yoar chain weighs, to the utmost carat The Asisses of the gold, and charge for teatdoo." Manufactory, No. lli limmton. Assays made of shahs and yeerallery tor U. each. Thies establishment is closed ate in the even*" and oo Saturdays at 1 o'clock. .. A. TACT WO/1111r OF NOTE." WiMILER REMOVED from Bond-street U se Ts, BROONATILEBT. BANOT 2.BQOAU. on the LI October, 1569. The les. Tremors (aetoaM4 by him) better ebia ever. astabilebed JUL OVERCOATS for the present Season.—Gentle men wit,' do not mind paying a fair peon for a Good Coat can dorend . .2n the lain. at HAMILTON and 7CIMPTONII, Tailors, Ine, Strand, opposite !Suter Hall SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and BON, will most certainly preserve the sight Better cannot ho made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles. lie.: steel. with to 10s. Gold and Sliver Spectacles and Eye-Glasses e 1.% variety. at equity low prima Harris's Prospect Glow, Its. ed. post tree. TUG& HARRIS and SON, Opticians to the LisWislldo p posite the British Mutes= Gates, London. Clentioa.—No travellers employed. NNOTICE,—The GENUINE and ORIGINAL BONDS PERNIINE.VT MARKING INK, for marking on morii, irk, or cotton, bears the address on the Mel. 28, rang' Las, Wert Pro'Wield, City, E.C. I N K I N K ! INK' WARD ' 3 WRITING .ad COPYING INKS miry 's!. all others b quality and durability at odour. Asesto wanted for Town and Country. Manufactory, Cbyiaa. N.R. EVERYBODY'S LIIGGAGE.-PORTMAN TWA Mots, Carpet Bark &c., all REPLKTE with Pl2ll/UMERY, Soitarias Fbutogrephio Albums, 4 auointi4 leas. sad other elegant noveltle4, suitable for CHRIST/4AS PIZ eZNTS, at RIMSIRUS, 9d, Strand 24, Corobill; sad Custal Palace. Ornaments for Christmas Trees, from dd. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispenaable to Personal Attraction. and to health and /ottgovity by the proper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or PEARL DILNTIFRICF, compounded of Oriental ingredients, is of Inestimable value in preserving and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the gums. and In giving a pleasing frintrance the breath It eradicates tartar Irons Um teeth, remove' spots of incipient decoy, aad polishes and preserves the enamel. to which it impartii a pearl-Like whiteness. Its invaluable pro perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the aristo cracy of Europe, and It is universally in high repute. Price 2s. 9d. per box. Sold by A. Rowland and Sous, 20, Outwit garden, end by Chemist. and Perfumers. Ask for "iteelauds Odonto." ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. scums BILIOUS and liking FILM, prepared with out any Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Boot; will Its found Invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver com plaints, indigestion, wind, spasms, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, &c. For habitual costlvestem,as a family aperient medicine, and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent ; mild in their operation and grateful to the stoma they create appetite, pt (mote digestion, slid siren:Alien the whole nervous system.— Bold by W. Lambert, 8, King Williamst., Charing-cross, and by most druggists, in boxes, Is. led, and kg Od. Be sure to ask for Dr. Bcott's Bilious and Liver Fills. The genuine are a square green package. with "%t illisso Imabort" ensnared no the stomp. )LES'S ALGA MARINA, a Concentrated lvl waxed the itesAreetl, is an luvalnahle external remedy for Rhentnatiern sad Rheumatic Orme. also for weakness, oentme. Duni ~,,,,fukoieswelliims, deformities, tumours. etc. " lady llizaheth Tuftou is able to testify to the great benefit which Colms Alga-Marina has been to William aloman : be had lost the use of his limns, and he is now completely reoovered. 11, Great Cumbcrlaml"treet, August 10."—" Having orf some the 'offered severely from Rheumatism, I procured a bottle et the essence, applied It, and Taw ant since had the slightest re curreure of my distretring pains. Thomas Dennis, Grange-road, Bermondsey. - -golil In battles, 2s. ed.. Y. nd., sad IL. Seth. by T. Keating, to. Nora Churchyard, and by all &mists. A pant- Wet, whkh should be read by every ore, giatis (or by post fur mar stamps!. DR. RICORD'S ESSENOE of LIFE redone numMast to the emit shattered toostitntione to tear troika Failure Is impossible. IM offsets are permanent. No omeattation mmessary.—Sold to sem irk* hill hultructiona. " Iftt, or tour quiraities for Pia, Not anyritere, caretu puked reeelptet remit:tastes er ellamoso.Nele asteatat FLOUT nod CO, Oh. Wand. sweir Tenuni•Aar. MANLY VIGOUR restored to the most broken constitution in twenty days by the VBO of sl:lDrf3 ift of LI I% A mate and certain restoretive moat wonder ful in na effects; the tint week's ore will COCAIICe the patient of ultimate and complete recovery of all the energies of youth. la imttlea at Ile and Xta., packed and sent to any part for cash or stamps, by the Agents, Proof and Co., Medicine Warehouse, !h. strand, London. LONDON, THURSDAY MinNO, DECEMBER 18, 1881. INDIA. We have received advice' from India by the Overland Mail, dated Bombay, Nov. 27, and Cal mat* Nov. la The Viceroy melded at 0.1.1114 meeting in OW dVMacn the R 6 Naverabar 'en' behalf 4thateal; film in the Illalltrfaelatingliptriets of Lanearhirs, Ind modes most earnest and effective leech. ♦ ocesespondent of the renew of India gives following account of the meeting : the mat*is aY of the Leacurie• Baud 44, the unnin beton Wt. sea a tasty snail affair. fflesotly Asir saws his Exesillocy arrived awl took the chair, mit • wank Ir•ottoff. no room thou pesassiad very —. H assisiord the knpat arid uses•dfstberdaksd ass oseddags Odense has ems amemisied far • long tins, paw wkly sear. Os the atars, sessauiralirs mad tie ilsar9Z, en Ike Lissitcroact-Goveroca„ the Ank &OM; tk• tai Bev. Dr. Duff, the President of tit. Charabou of Qom- Mires, _Rajah Dumarais Sins, a the Vaasa of ladia ; BalchLabium% Dab, Inds, sf Matsu Ethisstin; tins Attvocale-Ciesersi, • taw raseassffla netaktiftiss i _the timodat of the Trades ASllOO6*.• sad bit ivalisiors stall. la the frost sows et chain below Celt ware the Chief Judin es siabssa of the I:Conseil, tam sessral the division, Wm Bus of °walks., th em e sad tram tbs.. boas lb VS of *slag apertitioat wee a thick muter et Ileverea Ohba poetesses, • geedly sambas holies betas *co, et peed. az T:r suns woo altogether • Willy striking me is! Thegovern ment of India has decided to place the balance of the money sent from Britain for the relief of the Indian famine at the disposal of the . Lord Mayor of London, for the benefit of the ant-1 firers from the cotton famine. The Commauder-in-Chief of India 'Lae been prostrated by a sun stroke; but is nowconvalement. It is arranged that the ca mp of the Governor. General will formed at Agra in February next, and that durbars will be held at Meerut, Delhi, and The Ameer Dost Mohamed is still before Herat, collecting troops in order to attack Sooltan Ahmed Jae. His Excellency the Governor of Bombay laid the foundation stone of the Victoria Museum on the 19th ult., and Lady Frere opened the gardens on the same day. The Government of India have sanctioned pen sions for the destitute members of the ex-royal family of Delhi to the extent of nearly 9001. per month. The lint of the Meseageries Impdriales' steamers, the Impiratries, reached Gallo on her contract day, the 13th ult., with • complement of passengers for India, China, and Ceylon. A European ship ms reported wrecked on the African mast below Cape Gnardafui, and the crew Murdered by natives. The American steamer Mississippi, of 2,030 1 bons, Oaptain Taylor, was lost in her passage from Manta Video to Hong Kong—passengers and crew eared. The Duke of Lancaster (British ship) of 463 tons, Osptain Bahnano with a cargo of rice from Singa pore to Shangbai, ' Las been totally lost near the Island of Formosa. A hurricane bee taken place at the Seychelle Islands, attended with considerable loss of life. AMERICA. (mit. 006 8111CIAL NEW YORK, Del You will receive the Ppoidant's liermat by th mail. ♦s fat as I blare been able to ascertain, people have been disappointed by it. Not that anybody expected graces of style from him, but they did expect an account of the way in which the war had been conducted, an explana tion of the delays and difficulties by which it had been beset. On all these points be says little or nothing, and by far the larger por tion of the Message is devoted to the question • of emancipation. He obviously regards slavery, as does every thinking man in the country, as the question of the crisis par excellence ; but the pro gramme he offers to Congress is a modification of the one set out in his proclamation. He evidently wants to get rid, if he can, of the responsibility of making emancipation a purely military measure. But the difficulties in the way of compensating owners for their slaves are immense. The sum that such a scheme would add to the national debt would be enormous; and the anti-slavery men very naturally ask why, after having incurred an enormous burden for the purpose of fighting the alaveholdera, they should now have to incur another in order to compensate them for losses brought on by their own wickedness and folly. There was a time when the matter might have been settled by money, but that time, they allege, has gone by : now— : I'FIZGitAPHIC INTEELLIGENCE. VMS LONDON ANATOMICAL MUSEUM ; i. rob ocetiZ Wooden et *Mare sod Ant, th ews by leen aseehle executed Models, Must:sting every pert of the Emma Is Math end Meese, together with • variety ot =ka. a ~ ag li ß eb r:lll t k o w fb (fey gentl at e i n end Aliabilimeie M. Hanover. =adreed NIA, Maddoretreet, ItageutAtreet, Londoa, W. hedTdoathee throlUthont the day. Integrated and demartptive s e sent, poet tree, for 12 stampu—Actdrees the Secretory se elm. (astrna's mirsames.) RIIISBIA. Diso. 17. The Bali= government has received from the Prince of Salvia information respecting the arms despatched for him through Wallachia eersetl . MBE LONDON PAVILION.—The best enter- I • PI Leedom. an imireponua w " oarlies are e Prince categorically repels any sußP"ais to :=.lDread Wind. OBI•otiale. Mae Cowl; the west which this event might have given rise, and mataftWin : IdlalOonstaisee. the Star o f the West , Kamm* Lassb Madame Malts Mr. De *saner, Saar Collins, presses hie deep respect for the engagements which Fred. Pm" and She Brothers Des Vier, stn appear every he " ;„ under. eveal it ilseigs. Debars and Rotten also, the Brazilian ' The Prince further says that be is making no w 5501 Etymon, Stelabarne4treet. LOIBL sad BONNHAleteleli, Proprietors preparations for war, and intends no hostile act towards his suzerain. The arms had merely been collected for the ordinary wants of the public service in maintaining order and security in Servile. THE LONDON GRAND RESTAURANT. LIINCITIKONS sad MINUS A LA CAW/ een be had Ina COMPOZT end DISPATCH AT ANY HOUR DAILY. SA HUNS FAMOIIB LONDON reeds frees 8 till 8 In the Owned Moon. Special dbalsgronew forbedise awl nentlem Speak.= end well venillsted Mn., mese, mad en. =Win Saloon. OPIN ON SITNDAYS PROM POUR TILL FINN Pragefeest, ISI. 003574 of CHANCJIRY SPAIN. EUROPEAN and COLONIAL wiz COMPANY. In. Pa Loudon, it W., Jelablithed ISMI, for the eapidy ot pure Wines of the hlgheei character at a oaring of at least SO per cent. ROYAL VICTORIA lIIIIRRY v 575. par doyen. (The Standard of Raonleoce. • SPLINDID OLD PORT PM per dozen. (Eleven years In Or woad.) MADRID, Dec. li d In to-day's sitting of the Senate the Mamie Movaliches continued his speech censuring the ere duct of General Prim. General Infante defended the course adopted bi General Prim. Dinner Sherry, 20a and 245. OM Part. Mr. and 30s. =Champagne. 31s. 111..laltra Marg. lea, 20s. , &Us. Cognac brandy, 4.3 a sad Moat aahlidama Holland& 365. Pt CYO. THE PAPAL STATES. ROME, Dsc. le, Eviimeta. Mi: per doea: BEAUJOLAIS .; Ior. per dozen. Bottles end Pneloges Included. Sadozen cease wring* tree. Tenn., cadt or reference . WY. REID TIPPING, Meaner. The French Arabilasador, M. de Life= d'Ae•• vergne, bad a private audience of the Pope to-day, to present his letters of credit. The audience lasted an hour. CHRISTMA6 BOXES Olt HAMPERS 1011 ONE GIIINRA. FINDLATICA, MA OKIII, ' and CO., 311., Wellingitmetrest, Leadma, W.C. 16, Prtoos Albertatzeek MOW., FINDLATER, MACT I LI, TODD, and Co., na Toolayatreet. v ies WIN; SPUMY, MOUS, and ALE MAY.II'B, Make op half-dorm Boxes or Hampers. containing Ode Bottle Men Cognac Brandy. One „ Best sootek or Irish Whiskey Oae Old JaMaiCa Rum. One .. Best and Strongest Gin. One „ Old Crusted Port. Ode „ Pine Pale Sherry. Delivered free within live miles of these Establishments. Country Orden to be accompanied bye remittance. INTKRIPATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1862. STEVENS and SON.—WINR and SPIRIT MIRCHLNTS. BLIT= aad COLONIAL SPIILITS.— STBVICNS and SON'S ILNOLIBII GIN has long been ypttee-emi nent for high quality. strength, and Savour; its high c haracter Is fully maintained. Itimlish gin, la. 4d.. 10s. /M. , Wettest qua lity and strength, rd per gallon. Whiskey, superior highland, ISt, See. ; Irish, 20e. per gallon. Bum. old Jamaica suserior, 13a td., Ira : very choice, 17a per gallon. Shrub, lea ed. British brandy, Ws. per gallon./ British cordials, lie. Id. Stevens and Sou also keep Sthieis Holland; Us. per salon. and Ma per dozen case. Goods delivered free within eve miles. Terms, cash.-78, Bishopapteetreet-withis. PURE FRENCH BRANDY. Warranted, 201. par plloo, 425. per dos. : k 6d. loorlde bald& Nary'{ doe old Brandy, In wee as Imported, 60a per dor. WALIXEL and Co., 61, and 324 Oxford- Wrest, lydate► - ir.o. • YARMOUTH BLOATERS.—carriage paid to any station on the Great Eastern line 16, : 50, Is. 100, 75, 200, 125.. 500. Us.: 1,000, J6a : are only supplied by the undersigned durlog the Nest part of the season, from October to sad d December. Seat to all Feria of Reiland upon receipt of postage stamps. Poet-ofEce order, or resalttance through any branch of the National Provincial Dank of Ragland, who are his beakers, and to whom be refers. as well as to R. Steward, Rm., Mayor of the Norourb.—FREDERICK SAMMY. deb merchant, Great Yarmouth. Established MO. Minh-dried herrings. 100, woodat bat, n d 13mimed& of 126 flab, cured to keep good ex seaslits. ermMbsft add fa ant of tS W4 10s. per 100, tonradul d aa pasted ale wad. CAPTAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE, CURRY, or lIITLIJOATAWNY PAST; Curry Powder, and Cura ; Bance, may be obtained from all Baum Ve and whokoste of Men and ILIAC' ELL, Pommes to the Queen, Mho-square, London. BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU EAT.- BOEWICK'S is the BAKING POWDER recommended by Dr. Esseall, analyst to the " Emmet" Sanitary Commiselou, author of " Adulterations Detected." Ac., for making pure and wholesome Bread. inet.wil of yeast—Sold by all chemists and grocera CHRISTMAS NUMMI OF THE ILLUSTRATED TIMES. On SATURDAY, Dee. 20. will be pabillbed. peke the CHRISTMAS NUMBER and SUPP of the ILLUSTRATED TIME, containing POLIES, TALES, AND SKICT MA CHFS, APPROPRIATS TO THE R By well-known We -CLABS illif taelltet with the following FIRST °RAVINGS, ILLUSTRATIVI OF CHRISTMAS AND ITS ft/11VMM : We are informed that her Majesty's Commis goners for the Exhibition of 188! have addressed the following letter to ilia Royal Highness the Prince of Wales : Exhibition Building, South limaingion, W., December 16,1862. Sir,—l am directed by bar lksiesty's Commissioners to request that you will do them the favour to submit to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wake an espression of their sense of the gracile intention, communicated to them in the mouth of October last, of his Royal Highness's readiness to mark his interest in the swims of an entertain which owed its origin to his illostriou• slid distinguished father, by distributing, at • data eseesaisial, the prisms which have bees awarded by the jerks. . . " " • Snob a mark of his Royal Highomea personal interest in the Exhibition would have been highly appreciated by every one connected with it. Although the number of asimessful exhibitors would have made it impossible for them indi vidually to waive the rewards of their skill and industry from the handy of his Royal Highness, the value of these re wards would have Imes greatly ashamed by the fact that his Royal Highness had presided on the 00311ai011 of their dia. tributioa. His, therefore, with great repast that her Majesty's Coen missioners find, on consult' various competent authorities, that it would be practically impossible, for a single °ace pion, to carry out their original design of warming and lighting the buildi7g. The proposed distribution-of the DAMN cannot, with doe mud to the interests of the foreign commission*, be possibly postponed barged the end of January. Hodsr these circumstances, her Majesty's Commis sioners have come to the conclusion that they would not be justified in inviting his Royal Highness to preside at a ceremony, the success of which would have to depend in • great mesture upon the doubtful chance of a 800 day occur ring to the depth of winter ; neither would they be willing to,expose to the probable chance of disappointment, from the accidents of rain, anon, or fog, the many distinguished foreigners, and British exhibitors, who would come from great distances to be present on the occasion. Her Majesty 's Commissioners trust that his Royal Highness will not d ig. approve of the decision at which they have most reluctantly arrived. I have the honour to be, air, your obedient servant, F. R. SANDFORD, Secretary. Lieutenant-General Racily.. 1. My First and lad Chri;titM.in Te;o Tableaus. By Florence Claxton. I. A Christmas Maws before Charles I. at Whitehall. By J. A. Pastpdar. 11. After the Christmas Party: The Departure Home. By W. C. Robinson. 4. Christmas in Denmark : A Visit to Giandpapa. From a picture by J. J. Ra-ner. 0. The Ind City Watch Going the Bound on Christmas Eve. By Alfred Slider. 6. Christmas Eve at the Mermaid Tavern In ShakspeareO Time. By J. A. Pastpder. 7. Frosty Weather: A Gallop through the Lane. By Percival ilketton. S. Christmas at the Tropics. Hy Florence Claxton. 9. After Deaner: A Christmas Incddent of the Olden Time. By J. A. m l t er. 10. A Live of Christmas Fun, designed and drawn by C. IL Bennett. In addition to the foregoing, the sante number of the Illus trated Times will contain engravings of the Enthronement of the Archbishop of Canterbury in the Choir of the Cathedral The Procession along the Save the Ceremony in the Chapter. bean ; toglAber with other interesting lUuatretiona and nume rous Original Articles connected with the oral' of the week. Free by post for six adampa.-091m, 2, Catherine-street, Strand, QM H. IL BISHOP'S GLEES mud CHORUSES. NOVILLO and Co. are now publishing a Cheap (ktavo Idltkm, in Total snore, with plain', accompaniment and sympho nies, all In the original keys for NH choir. Twentyone numbers now ready, lid.. 241., and ad. each. To be continued. lAsta Norello and Co., 40, Dean-attest, Bobo, and 95, Poultry, Loudon. MR. RIIIIIMILLE AMERICAN DIARY. This day is published, tar two vole., post Bvu, price tie., with • Nip. MY DIARY NORTH and SOUTH. By W. M. RV .L, IN., LLD. This work consist. entirely of MC ... matter, and is altogether distinct from the Letters to The London : Bradtwuy sad Evans, 11, Bouverie-alreek R.Q. Thla day, crown Bro, pries to THE COMMON-PLACE PHILOSOPHER in TOWN and COUNTRY : • Selection trout the Contrtbn tioos of A. R. R.N. to " Frsier's Magazine ." with ether Occailooll Raga London : Parker, Soo, sod Bourn, West Stead. lINDEEINIIINEJ3 PROSPERITY or TEE NORTH.—At the meeting of the New York Chamber of Commerce in aid of the Lancashire operatives, one of the speakers, Mr. S. B. Ruggles, thus alluded to the undiminished prosperity of the North :—" At the commencement of this war, ruin wss threatened us on every band. Every species of evil was hawked, but just at that trying moment, by a meat providential and signal interposition, such a supply of food was showered upon us as the world never saw before.. Why is it that this prosperity is so great! Why is it that every channel of prosperity is exuberantly full? Why is it that the whole line of our country, from New York to St. Louis and Chicago, is one vast stream of golden prosperity at this moment? Why is it that riches are accu mulating moot rapidly thmughont the Western country, and along the whole Rae of conveyance to this city? Why this phenomenon? People know bat little of this subject who do not see that this country never was so prosperous as now, resulting entirely from that great providential gift of God, a great supply of food." TER OUTWARD WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC Kalln.—The Royal Mail Company'. steamship Tasmanian, Captain Sawyer, sailed from Southampton yesterday afternoon, with the fortnightly mails for the British and Foreign West Indies, the Pacific, California, Central Awe ries, dr.c., together with 82 passengers, amongst whom are Ensign Clarke, Rev. Mr. Ponsford, and Captain Clerk, for Barbados ; Captain Stewart and Staff-Assistant Surgeon O'Donovan for Jamaica ; and Mrs. Moir, lady of the Presi dent of Melee Island, for St Thomas. The Tasmanian took on freight 40 boxes copper coin ; English silver coin, 2001. ; jewellery, 50/. ; French jewellery, 2,7181. ; also 25 bottle., quicksilver, and a full cargo of French and English merchandise. • Octeto,prke Ins., the Fourth Volume, completing the Work, a ISPANISH CONQUEST in AMERICA, 1 and Its RELATION to the HISTORY of SLAVERY, and to the GOV BEMENT of COLONIES. By AITBUR HZ" Vols. L and 11., ISt. Vol. 111., lir. London : Parker, Ben, and Boom Wail Strand. • Royal octavo, Second Edition, AN A TOM Y , DESCRIPTIVE and SURGICAL. By Boar GRAY, rats.. Lecturer on Anatomy at St. George's Hospital. With nearly 400 W oodcuts, f rom Original Dra w tap, from Diarealons made by the Author end Dr. Carter. London : rater, Son, end Bourn, West Strand. ----- HArrneomit TherrmoinAL—On Tuesday evening last • number of gentlemen who travel upon the South Eastern Railway assembled at the Ship and Turtle, in Leadeahall-strest, for the purpose of entertaining Yr. Henry Dyne, the station superintendent at the London. bridge terminus, and presenting him with a handsome tes timonial, se • token of respect from the general manager% and as a mark of their appreciation of los kind and cour teous attention to the comfort and convenience of all with whom his dpties brought him in contact. The testimonial consisted of a purse of 3001. and a massive silver tea coffee service, cruet-stand and salver of elegant (style of Louis Quince). elaborately embossed and c and of the vain of about 1501. The inscription on the salver was as follows :—'• This silver salver and a cruet stand presented to Henry Dyne, station superintendent South Eastern Railway, Loudon Terminus, by his Royal Highness Said Praha, Viceroy of Egypt, for the attention paid him when travelling by the company's trains between London and Woolwich during his sojourn in this country in 1862." The inscription on the tea service la as follows :—" This silver tea and coffee service presented to Mr. H. Dyne, station superintendent South Eaatern Railway, london Terminus, by • number of friends, ladles and gentlemen, for his business habits, and uniform attention and courtesy to them and their families when travelling to and from the above terminus." In the liat of subscribers appeared the would the Viceroy of Egypt, the ex-Queen of the French, Priam Lucien Bonaparte, the Doc d'Aumale, the Duke of Hamilton, the Marquis of Camden, Baron Rothschild, Lord Henry Lennox, Dr. Conquest. J. G. Cburchward. Esq., General Hankey, Lady Edith Hastings, Li eu i an anneral Wetherell. Lord Loomis* Lard St. Vincent, Lieutenant-General Fox, Sir Moses Ilosinftere, Viscount Terringtoe. Lady Grey de Ruthy n, Hon. Miss Eden, Dr. Palfrey, Charles Do r t. En., Aldermen Sa lomon, M.P., and J. B. Allen, Esq., the two latter being the treasurers of the teetimucial fund. A Dammam/a ELEPHANT.— On Tuesdaya SeTiOUS accident occurred at Alowick on the antrum of Mender's collection of wild beasts into that town. The carriage eon. Mining the musicians, drawn by elephants and cameb, bad reached the Green Bet, and was resting there. when one of , the elephants was taken out to assist some of the heavier . I ottriages up Hotspurstreet, which has rather a steep in cline. While the former carriage was standing, one of the keepers commenced to "tease" the remaining elephant, I which became highly irritated, and when the men were re harnessing the other elephant, on its return from assisting ; .. the carriages; the one which had been excited wised the " keeper with its trunk, and threw him up into the air, caught him again as be was tallies, and threw him on the and had his footon the breast of the keeper to crush ' him, when fortunately he was extrinted from hie polarise position. There was a crowd of pest& present, and • rush was made to see what was doing. A number of persona were thrown down, and the wheels of the car riage paned over two woman, who, besides others, were severely injured, but none fatally. The elephant is de scribed as Wag usually very quiet and doeila—Nnrcustic Chronicle. lasted of broad pieces, they'll pay with tweed swords. Then, too, it remains to be seen what effect the assumption of such a pecuniary load would have upon the fortunes of the war itself. All hope of peaceful submission on the part of the South is gone. Whether the slaves be liberated or not, the war has to be fought out ; but if the slaves are to be all paid for, can it be fought out ? The financial difficulties of this war are greater than any others, and are already serious ; the war alone will tax all our resources for some years to come, and though the real pressure of Mr. ; Lincoln's scheme of emancipation will not make itself felt immediately, would it not so seriously shake public confidence in the future as to bring on present embarrassment 1 These are the questions of cautious business men. But Mr. Lincoln answers them all in a way which I think reveals considerable rhe torical skill, by dwelling upon the prospective growth of the population. This is a theme of which Americans never tire, and the calculation of the probable numbers that will people this continent fifty years hence can never be made be fore an American audience without causing every eye to glow and every bosom to swell. One glance at the ratio of increase, as given in the census re turns, inspires the coldest and most cautious with boundless hope, and with a confidence that is almost passion. No debt seems large when placed aide by side with these magical figures ; no enter prise seems impossible for these tremendous mil lions which defile before the delighted fancy, free, united, and prosperous, "the dread and envy" of the world. And there is certainly a fascination about the vision from which no man who has a particle of sympathy with humanity can possibly save himself. Two hundred millions of English speaking men, even as intelligent, as happy, and as prosperous as the twenty millions of the North have been, and still hope to be, would be • grand spec tacle. And yet all Americans who love their country and have faith in her destiny see good things in store for the men of the next century, such as the men of this can only dream of. Importing tea without colour on the leaf - vents the Chinese paring off inferior brown liras r I ntle weal kinds. Horninnui slr to anooloured, therefore always 'pod a uk s . B o yd to yeaAtt by 2,,U0 unpin-4AM ertiminient.i (Stamped, id. AdeleNila VIZ IiIf3TRXEB LW LANCASB VENTRAL RELIED' FEND. —The total daily rm. rig* on Monday liere7l7ll., and on Tondo 6,7751. A letter hem the ilk, 'Pumas Lawaddre Aid Pond Qua paittee • M i thith so fully were the eommittarkepreteed with the cuffed of tae &Wised operadms, IS A4ltwith duped emu guild eekoofileddellent froseMemii met Magill the pitteve tandem Mt sr , !• milk* ta lly am. to d her i zbie thei f =or w ttr e i k e =0 with. 4 hater beelines riosived from login XlllE4 ll ' l V a l I I :Pa S hit Wi t te ri 4 44 his lerdeldp wield beau the merle! gaud neiallens the esidestaf the diameni in the piton Letup% end*, pro motion of enininiptises. Lord Sydney remelts, 'illy own opaline *that the stied in view would be better wired load seed isilivideal exertions then by any central Mei Ihe ewes UlMliweer thetas esentA Meek• ma hen herkereed in ear* aid.* * • animapent letter eentribulter XL A pa m ites strailue SU bit Me* pad • visit to 'Um Wait Way eddreard uwaisigAse. m b. siminThey the disdishes.dishes. he hed ta witould in the mates wen stesa at tie seefial, rod Pala bent the eimeseers width bed been pus them sa ,&_ . erifs t e o t th ar i ltliZlNlAlit e t, uo wth sa men nni t a l c i ef Lichfield, mfrireenea te the clergy to his • mearemessMee pew in adilitiea to appeal. Aron tit*. se make losee-te-imele collestiou M aid of the Bad A d=Z5 given to-day, patronage, .5 the mews el O v 2ard ud Po t . in Grervenor-*eat, the premeds of .bier will be heeded over to the Unmake Relief Faint A number of eminent artistes , geemoinly gave their pa taiteu lerviees for the capagioa. The concert , Übe given this evening in St. Jamesie Mall by Mr. Hear, Lugs and his ehoir--eonristing of Webb =Mewl • melodiu orniapd by Mr. John Thomas thmoudd Gimais), who, wilt Mesas. J. B. eltattertan, anis Mobgrkg Troia, and caber eminent harpists, ladies and prillimei„,. will acomepan the vondiele—rt for the beeeddoilarilbs: tremed epu of the north- Mr. Leslie eendeeke, end for thin octagon the " first and mood theta will be united. The choral attractions of the proposers are remarkable; and the wet know national Mo e n, Mies Edith Wpm, Ulu Cymru Pueraddle). and eim will vary the performance with some of their most perdu solos. The members of the National Choral Society vil= a pond peeformanee of the Neariak on Monday ev _g a per HA, in aid of the above fund. The bewkspil charm will umber shout 700 performers. Conduct*, Mr. G. W. Martin. WIGAI.—At this week's meeting of the relief wiewattee. it was reported that the number of eau on the' books wee 4,502, representing 12,390 persons—an increase of 179 pima. on the last return. It wee resolved to sup plement the 84. per heed from the Lord Mayor, Committee for a Chrirtmas dinner by 4d. from the funds of the mutat tee. Mr. Borrows expressed an opinion that the prima of idergrmen on the, executive committees had been most mischievous, and he gave notice of a motion that they be excluded. HYDE, &c.—On comparing the return el the state of medir Sc. the emir is Hyde. Dakinfield, Magma. in-Langlendale, Wen.* Le., as well as the 'cruet of the relief given by the deputy chief ooustable, we fwd the very CZfeet that. in Ulu &dykes, LAU peewee pre mirint of work am now employed, while 1,341 more persons are working full Urea Pesaro/L-1n the_ Preston union generally an improvement is okeervable ie trsd Several — manatennere are eness the hours of labour at their establishments, and others, whose mills have base standing for many meths, are making arrangements for resuming work. Mr. Amin, the chairman of the Westin board of guanine, intimated, at the weekly meeting of that body, that there was a decided improvement in the state of the union, and he gave it as his opinion that they bad seen the worst of the &mess. During the week ending as Tossday, the guardians re. Bared in the whole union 9,587 came, including 22,471 persons, at • cost of 1,7631. 10s. Id. In companion with the preview' week, these statistics show an barman( only 15 is eon • demean of 23 is pereo s relieved, and an aggregate increase in the aspen item of 361. 7a. 6d. In comperimon with last week, there had lien • demean in every department, viz., cans, 3 ; person 73 ; and itzpendi tare, 41.2 a Bd. As compared with this time last year, there is an 110211•110 of 6.249 in oases ; 13,702 in persons re hand ; and 1,1511. 9a. 11d. in expeedMre. TUTe are sow elle.bodin gad female paupers is ril i rta l or of the union, viz. The moor, 2,554 ; stozieyard, 196 ; Harsh, 79 ; Walton, 468 ; Cara Exchange (prestos), 26$ ; New Hall-lane, 251; Knowsley-street School, 470 ; Mill Hill, 525 ; and Walton Schools, 200. The per cents(' of pauperism in the nice is 204, and the average rate of re lief le. 8 4-10 d. per heed. The fever is slightly on the in. crease again, and there are now more patients of this class in the Home of Recovery than for the past three or four weeks. [TWOPENCE NITAL AIND KILITABY. Amnsaavr, Dia 17.—APPOIVIIIIINTIL —Lieute nant J. B. D. Omer. to the Idieboteh. =4=6A. 0. B. mai, Ahearweter. t F. W. Jarrett to the Marlborough, Si =ZL W. Nowa earl A. 0. HID, to the &WO L. A. H. Haroord, to the limbs ; J. Biaakbern and J. L. Casvtioy, to the Pylatleo; W. IBL Hanoi sod Z. R. Rot he*, to the Nile. Andes ilmoriolate Aailaat Irsiart - H. G. He* to tho Oembeelasi ; awl W. Harvey, to Ore Ws, et der amroarlsa. foilsmen% Dem 79. The Congo*, 41., mew, end the Lk, 21, sorew, the forme to No. 2 cad the Misr fa No. 7 dock, hove re ceived e serebor of additional *Pk, on lye . Noshed for them to toesiglit forward so opoodly we poi,- able, b. Lire of Oh* omit in had The Algiers and Mee, arm lbws, Moe bass nand from &kepi& the darkest* harbour zooorisp. Ha 14istres SKIP riligei CONeout.—This teepaidseeh vessel is supislip "nesapisted t. dock at Peeskalte pert Ser elleptiereporeeds lwas, or inn tarts sad bowsprit, sreighlig el del hare bum ellesesally shipped Maws Oar illedatest eanitiset. mike the bane sidiria=ahereret Mr. Sesith, bestow& el the a* tomb sef tam that it has bean re. esenisolei by the and approved at bthe 42ati= Aim= I t eissideraisis swims el wigwam is linesellweel. harm& se the regular aiseloare twaished i. thy lest immense, hiked et jury me. utith would have to bouliseged at the pietas which obarleiftli imam- AD, the Is Mies at timber 046,11"141•1111 pee N redid ever tee aseneratloo, mew pretecer sepoopoded its eas la ship. bow the dritedhlemilla *dm has boo eat to iirkeebead, to• eupecieteed the kce rceeole sossisedithl thotpiaes. Dl LAVIII2 ON Bp.y4lBnsva7los, Prins la.; pod free, IS, or sealed ends, 20 stamps,. Mann and Ow,* Combat, Leedom or direct free the Author. SELF-PRESERVATION ; a Popular Essay on the Clove of Nervous and Physical Debility, IT Dr. LA MUM Redfordwquare. London, Licentiate of the Royal College of Ph of hdlobnrsh, ,gc. With engravings and eases. g.lci area to the only practitioner on the Medical Register wile b tee limy yaws devoted Ma study to the treatment of the dadded at OM norm* system. A$ looms tram 10 dB Sand 0 1111 L-37. lialford-Nears. London, PEAREACIUTICAL SOCIETY OT GREAT BRITAIN.- Tbir fallowing esedidates yesterday pasoed the major ex. lamination as pharmaceutical chemists :—John Bray, Creditors l Samuel 0: Hardy, Birmingham ; Joseph Ince, London ; John Edwards Joao, Cardigan ; Henry William MATSON Colchester; Alfred Utley, London. ROYAL MILITARY ARIDIMY, WOOLlrmar. His Royal Highs's= the. Hake of Cambri dge , the Field-Marshal Conireandisg-imehief, arrived at leriels yesterday mooning foe the names' of conikuning the halt yearly examinntion d eadets dr theltoysl Illikarxitembreet), and to award numinous commisieee and pmts. Ma lian' Higbee/se sad lad were resolved with a salute from battery of artilegy, mid inesedistaly proeseded astiose<ber ammo& to the seadany, the whole of the iodate diving ' enviously amembied is review eider es the laws hosting the building, whom taw saM p E wan through a com prate course of mamma and exercise, not the ileveetatral Odessa Tabs, R. sad llajoi B. T. Fits 8.A., the 0.01111102101 Wag with the utmost pte ciakm. The several dam" embeds' about 280ceilete, then merdied to the remedy eredeti gpmeiadum, where *edit. hibution d velem, Ile.. had bear meseto take pima, in tbepreenice of • imp mespany. Si al Highs's' and staff leek up • psiden at • LW. os w k 6 the valuable =al b Maliediaseed Handlles, Vice s! the Cones& of Illidary Education, com menced the promedisp by reeding s report from the coan cil, to the - Wed that doe esseninstim of the several deem et aided, in varier brewers of mai.. =loge aad art. was es the whole very, sad reflected ere& upon the cadets and the naellemOre and masters el the Mutilation. Amongst the sidallinds Captain Etodbart, LE., snorted that great pro gram hed been mode b the f i a t sir in field works and. I IMO seashmoden of Midges; sad Professor Abel , saineeled MN entire with the advaacemenk muds is chemistry. The sewed sad third dosses bad' Mooed mart p.4dmcy In antheradlcs, Overman, and !teach. Oomsing the limited period that ilinduitani bad bona taught at the esteblishmest, the program made was very eoooaragmg. The council recommended that all the cadets of the Ent class, forty-eight in number, having .f ally proved their qualification should receive emanations, twenty is the Royal Artiller y, twenty . in the Royal En gineers as immediately, and the remaining eight to be op-- polited vacancies eon . &load Yorke then read:i a report from Major-General Lientsaant-Oonanor of the Academy, which was Id RoyalHigYsem bovine distributed the prises, ad dressed the cadets, congratulating them upon the peat improvement which had taken place. on the attention which they bed paid to their studies, and oleo es the fact that they had not evinced =,pint of imabordinaties. the esasbmies of the the cadets presented arms and marched from the room. Eis Royal diem= sad staff subsequently went to the reading room, and (inducted a vita race exami nation of the fint and mooed claws of cadets in artillery, lona:sties. Fronk and Gamma. At the termination of this assatisaties the duke expressed hhcaelf as perfectly Notated with the replies gives to the various questions. After visiting the drawing.room, and inspecting the various dessimp sad sketches ezented by the cadets dating the past balf-year, his Royal Highness and staff left Wool. wich about 2 o'clock; a effete being fired from $ battery at the garrison. The remains of the late Mayor of Portsmouth, Thomas Ellis Owen, Rm., who was alto a justice of the pesos and govenunent surveyor, were interred yesterday at Mateo, nest Portsmouth. The funeral peccaries Included the rifle and artillery volunteer corps, magistrates, and corporation of Poriemouth, the latter in earrings, eight mourning coaches, and 19 private carriages. Most of the business establishments In the town were also partly closed, in respect to the memory of the deceased. PRoTLSTS AGAINST BISHOP COLEN£IO.—A consi derable body of the clergy of the diocese of Winchester have addressed a memorial to their bishop on Bishop Co lones recent work, end his lordship has promised to bring the matter under the notice of his episcopal brethren at the earliest posedge opportunity. The memorialista say : " We desire to record our most decided protest against the book. and to amore your lordship that we view the attack which it makes upon the Bible with the utmost indignation. We feel that the book is calculated to inflict a grievous iced jury not only upon our own church but upon the canoe of religious at largo, Undies as it manifestly does tonneettle the &Shot those who are feeble or unlearned, and to confirm in ewer those whose minds are already set against the troth. We have no doubt that the book will receive the most complete refutation, but we know not how to express in sufficiently strong terms one deep grief that week a book should have been written by a bishop of cur eimirch. We do not presume to suggest what steps should le taken by our ecclesiastical rulers to wipe off this stain spot our church, but we trust that if (sa me are in formed) then is no law under which the Bishop of Natal can be proceeded against, he may at least receive from those to whose oplnion he would naturally attach the greatest weight, so strong an expression of their disapproval of his book ' as may iodate him to resign the high of6oe which be now fills in the church." The Bishop of Rochester has intimated to Bishop Coleus° • desire that he should not under any dreumstacces take part in the religious services of the church within the limits of the diocese of Rochester. PLEURO-PNEUMONIA AMONGST CATTLE .—A meet ing of graziers and venni surgeons was held lately at Leipsic to take into eosideeation the beet mode of pre venting the spread of the lung inflammation among horned cattle. Measures, such as the 000fizement of the dimmed animals, the prohibition of all sales, &a.. found zealous advocate', but the majority admitted that all coercion, however ingeniously arranged, becomes difficult in practice, and that any restrictions to trade in cattle would be ruinous to the feeder as well as to the breeder. That principle having been admitted, the conference turned upon the other measures of precaution. and some carious facts with respect to inoculation were listened to with great atteatioo. This practice, which wee firm tried some tea years beck, was et first strongly opposed. balite (*many sad France but it was finally adopted when the malady wee prevalent. Professor Hauboer, a Saxon veterinary to calculates that tbedisease celld pleuroonentrionisearries off from `2.3 to SO par cent. of the gaited' affected by it, where's' in the districts where inoculation has been practised the lose does not exceed 10 per cent., and the mortality is s ometimes reduced to 2 per cent. This calculation has been confirmed by observations made in the neighbourhood of Magdeburg, where it has been practised on a barge exile for the last nine yens, cad where the load practitiouers, without any offi cial eh/trader, hare inoculated as many as 16.000 head of cattle. It has been further ascertained that this remedy is useless unties adopted in time, and that it may be likewise need as a preeervstive for animals in goad health as well as a remedy for dimmed Waal& The farmers who attended this meeting more than owe expressed their apprehension that the inoculation of healthy Kennels might introduce the disease into their farmyards. Professor Heather stated I Myriam or THE ATVS OF THE LATH BIZ that of 100,000 inoculations not one had promobd any ioio• time effert. Wringir ?Tarim H.C.B.—Yesterday afteruoon the statue recently erected to the memory of the late Sir William FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE PAISLEY AND RINPREW . Napier, the historian ri the Pen insular war, in the north Itaitwgr.—On Monday evenin g , while thep. m .railway entrance to the nave of St. Paul's Cathedral, was formally carriage from Renfrew to Paisley was about SOO yards from I iwar ,„ . „. d. A goodly eomp.ey assembled wiles " the the Paisley statics, the driver observed • man walking; unveiling of the statue, although the proceedings were de upon the line, sad called to him, but he appeared to , void of even the sim ple st kind of ceremony. Tire statue has take no notice of the warning , before the earne r; bees riveted by public intecription. It is 8 feet 6 inches in could be stopped it came in contact with him, knocked height, and is of Camara marble. The left hand of the him down upon the rail, and the wheels going over his left genera l i s represented u grasping the sword, a Kroll being le g wither •heee the "' hie, een t d tel y severed the foot and held in the right. The pedestal is 6 feet 6 inches in height. • portion of the le g fru° h te He we. Wemediate 'y ' sod in of Sicilian marble. The inscription is, "General ee ee e d v d ef ed ed ab t. i te i h n a l t i r i. " 7 l-pest • 7buiewersZlitirg give hie to l l ' iod " e • Witham . bom Fre l m 7B. l .l, P died etrice lseo Ne .e nier. historian of the Peninsular The position of the statue is from the shock. T he "Me of the decea sed __ wee Job° immediately on th e left et the sort& maniere, and between Reilly, sod he resided is °Tmlete* * Re is •••` to have been the rermeereetsof Hemel Hey end Sir Thomas Fides, the about au years of sr. —Glasgow Nereid. Ds. Di .70/1011's LIGHT.BROWN COD lam cArnm i mding th e left being "eiiPled by the status ef Sir [Hustatees brother, the late Sir The men heveterate cutaneous Affections, se well se ordinaryguakmat of both swum Mr. eruptions. will yield to Dr. de Joogh's 011, when all other rem"- Jam es Sl st a ,:a" dies have felled. Thome Hunt, req., surge. nto the Western " Memory for Diseases of the Skin, observes s—' If there Is TRADE WITH FOREIGN COLSTRIES AND BRITISH any see medicine which is at all to be compared with oxide POSSESSIONS.—From an authorised return recently toned it 041 6 1 n a l i t u l t! t i lg e b r irtlee , 4, ak ei gd tpl w ., d • azi ata."*e d / „Tg h . th4 by .• 1 , 1 , 1%1 7 de f ' d—l Fl d st eel i k .,, th e Illeceod P • A L L., ledir . . a that of er arl trirettperte l"du :ol l t imi he rna prem au s fa t c ri res er ewe ". , v i al thip ue Hanford. ad Co., met —igercr. 3041 SePtenibtr Irm 101,724,144, aro* %%mow/. is, nutmeat] • 1861. THE WRECK OP TEE COLOMBO. The following brief particulars respecting this event are from the Priced of led* of Nov. 27th :—The following telegram was received in Bombay on 'Tuesday evenlag. the N* instant r—" The Peninsular end Oriental Ocompuiy's simmer Columba duck on north end of Minicoy Island on the morning of the 19th Institut. Passengers and crew aB saved. Mails partially saved. Ship become a total ens*. Peeeeepre ell well Seed assistance im mediately." This telegram reached Bombay about eaves p.m., and was shortly afterwards coefirmed by .another. Fertuastely there were seine of the company's vends lyiegin the barbs* at the time, end Cap- Ws Black with a praiseworthy prolamines@ at gees issued instructions for two of them to he at once prepared for sea. Ties Ottawa sad the Audi were the vends selected to pro. cud to*, souse of the diluter ; the former left yesterday evening. sad will take ou the mails and passengers to Bees - the letter leaven this day, and on bee arrival will stay by the wreck to render usistasee. As an butamos of the energy *dual displayed by the eonapany'serepleyis in ea mmegruey of this kind, it may lei meneued that *der ordinary airmen. strums@ It would probably have taken three or fear days to prepare Use Ottawa far sea. She bad neither coal, prowl. dew, nor water, on board. Fier boilers, moreover were oat of .sr, and required surly 150 new tubes. Notairithstani. lag ell the she w frilly equipped and ready for sea in less than sixteenhonn from the first order bsiog given. The following description of the Island of Minicoy ts taken from lionburgh's Directory : "liisicoy or Maliecty Island (the *etre) in Ist. 8 deg.. 17 pin. N., long 13 deg. 7 lain. 8.. is about six-sadd-half miles in length sod half a mile in breadth, extending in the form of • emesent from N.B. to S.W. with the 1101101101111110 to the N.W., where a circular co ral reef project& about three miles, mad is joined to the extremes of the island on the reef war the west point of the island. There is en islet with trees on it, and at the north end of the eked there is • purge through the reef, with two fathoms—the deepest water, through which the boats and small yeasts pars ; but it is narrow and intricate. When the baste are within the reef, the water is deeper, 2i and fathoms over a bottom of bard coral, but chains would be necessary to secure a vessel were there any swell. The island is very populowt, and the natives are hospitable ; is a well pleated with doom-nut trees, and may be seen from the deck of a large ship about 3h or 4 leagues." It is doubtless on the weal reef mentioned that the viral struck. As to how the accident occurred we have no means of ascertaining at present. She arrived at Galls on the 16th instant, and left again after the usual deteetine. The Azoff, which arrived here on the 21st, ex. perieaced very thick weather off Galls. but little wind with tt. We had no observation," mid an officer of that ves sel, " for five days, and only knew that we were in oar coarse by *min the Mahe." The Colombo, in all pro bability,wsuni•lsrly, overtaken, terminating, unhappily for her, ins result as disastrous as it was unlooked-for. Divers were seek in the Ottawa, and Captain Black, the company's superintendent, we believe, proceeds in the Azoff. Tbe unfortunate steamer is a howled ',leek, having parted midships, and her loss adds another to the long list of casualties this great company have suffered, the full particulars of which it will doubtless be some time ere we receive. The Berenice and the Victoria, radian navy steamers, were both placed at the disponil of the Wein. eider and Oneida! Company by government, hat their sir. vine were not required. Tbis day, demy nvo, price 14 ATRZANISE on the CONTINUED FEVERS at GAUT BRITAIN. illustrated by Coloured Plates, Magnums, ie. B MAIL'S liumanson, L. F.R.C.P., Senior Physiedsn to the Fever llospaal, and Assistant Physician to Middlesex Hospital. London: Parker, Son, and Bourn, West Strand. ,~