The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-29 00:00:00

-.....-.- - • e,-, c . eV‘sZ• • 1 11 • *4' •k ! '. 4 1 'll,l' P, t , s (1 ••• T - . I f P P A ‘ , 1 ' ,)rlyr 1 Vd "cliti B,4in repali(ixi,l .iii 1 q• .. . VIII • t ' . int ..: • • . .?: ritt ... , _ ... .. . ... .... . , fig.• .. . ~. , ... s .'- ' 7, - • r • az , R A Pq No. 6,1A6.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVI IN% DECEMBInt 29. 1868. sl HAMA, Wont Coma of America, West ~• te.-71hetellowlar SHIPS will be despalshed i Mips. Clegieseas. !Doak.. Ite Oka INDIA-OFFICE, Deoembee 29 111.8.—Ji.— .A. ART et WIATZ fee MIDI& is DOMICIL 8112,111 T OTIVZ rat the ADVIDTLWIDDIT Ira Dr Orr art lie Ded Deerber. Dr shirr "OM the Ire et =l4l Von liar Oar es Batisils Dere mil ern or es 11. let January, ler Mr from eir ro efeer dater& beer will err Interest as the ire oe per Orr. prr ma= Is W4O2LLZD. end re Z I T es ler Iris yr thirster ecerar. r at Pour prr Orr prat seam. Y. GIPAN D . TER REVOLUTION IN SPAIN. ONE PENNY. THB 41,LEGED MULDER AN BdillitißUß r. QUOUNI PreIMO kg . 1 , : ,. A. - . • r Li/minas .... J.Himabarai S.I.H. J . p ... MardaS Watauga .._- I.D. Atm .... Farina Dwai n, J. Campnali.. E.I.D. 'Jan. A Lobastar .. -A. Jobsolos. L.D. Jan I& . , . . Itedlt•la.Hoca J.Handmvea I.D. T.. low. eal•••nri rormetti. T Bullock .. I.D. Jan. & .• !. Somme& Merryllosarah C. MOWfli .. W.I.D WithAtA N. Is.ftry.., , .. Optima IJ.H. W . 11. D. i.Tan. I. :,...•-• Hartadom.Driserars. ap,—Partioalius an • ' 1 . L .i! I or p•mair iipAy to ANDHRBOX, THOIIBON, iind • I. Billitecaourt, T.C. TZ2 DIQUIST. Last evening, Dr. Lankorter, the °owner, opened an inquiry at the Alfred -Tavern, Roman-read , Sainsbury, en the body of John Moir, aged 28, wbo had been shot by a rise, at 42, Alfred-street, Berasbary. The main features of the else have been already given in the inquiry before the police magistrate at Clerkenwell. iII:JERRE THEATRE, LONG-ACRE. me Upwards of WON have Intimated H. J. Ilfron's grand Dnisa• of THIN LANCABHIEE LAME TIIIB EVENING, and e at I, THE LAN CARBIRE LAP& At Ada, T EE GNOME Lltti, • new erialnal Repeal Zstravairaaza, tri k. WsUlert Brogan. T a cowhide with A RACE FOR A inarN BILLIARDS. —Exhibition of 20../ BILLIA111) Imr BALM et HISII, at go atom sail 00, salon for tora arolass. mad Leffisre. Aim tom al solasett ileseapitiaa—ta Itaztosolaest. Biota& i)1 ACKWALL LINE of PACKETS.—MEL- I 1401 . 11 NE• Port Philbp' &MK. MMUS. Ofeellell ship 1101.- 1 l 1 *M.ILE, 1.,t) tow,. llootwin C. DINSDALE, w*D boom Frbrwm7 6 ; boo very superior w..otatends i, • • ...et*" tr. ard earri•inuwww.—Appty t o F. ottgy,st 141 . . 1. odenhallwtrect. • • MOORE and H ITN TOII I WHOIJEALE ma EXPORT OARDUCT RAKERS Nal OPE RR RR 1111, 111, 1111, sad 113. PAZI I. eadi I 1 ii. 14%§ B n,wmad 41, R±ORIEUPSEURT, i 11111r4417AZA LONDON, ROI* imme.4. the sampl44l4. et Emir New Werahers‘ James Moir, the brother of the deceased, wee the ant witness, and having detailed the eircumstanam of the gathering of the party, which numbered nimble= peptone, said that in the course of the evening the pritoner seemed disposed to quarrel with' some one. There was some quarrel with the deceased, but witness could not hear what it was sheet Witness continued, after detailing the cireemotanses of the murder :—Lt brother west down in his holidays' to Where Campbell's friends live. He is an old ammaii, tines of mine and my famHy—mine in pattioular. Last year I had a very bad time of it, and war at • place . called La%z is_ liere I had -p, *Wit Zltimir i litr iL sor t iery well, and had • erotica dl coming to•Diedosi. That was in September. Hy brother called of the ten beer's friends, and to his (my brother's) be said be should come eptoLondon ie epiteolary 'hie ber telling him it was the worst pose ble time of the year to do so. He came up accordingly, and has been living.= our house ever 01300. We were very friendly abseil • fortnight ince, when I went into the country, to Weybridge, end I was away three days. When I came bath he told um be had been out with my brother, and met two frisark but after parting with them they, my brother and the ramose, made up totwoerls, with whom they went seiir Os the next day Campbell enlisted ; at hearing this my 'mother was vet y much alarmed, =the prisoner told her he w i lt= to Bombay the nest morning. She was very much and told me she had bidden my razors away. When we went to bed—the prisoner, my brother, and myself slept together. I thought my brother wry asleep, and I had se me conversation with the prisoner. Betore that my mother had come into the room, and saw the stopper of my tide on th e mantle shelf. Ihe Coroner —N% hen was that QTTEEN'EI THEATRE, LONG-ACRE. THIS EVENING, se balfe t z wOl be grodasid, with THEmery drapers. ge., • new Extravegoars, retitled GNOME KING AND TB GOOD P A OF THE 811:6 KR MINX written by Wilbas• Brow". llogpasied by Gm tub's Company. 1;J1 AL MAIL LINE to BRAZIL and RIVER I a pLATE.—TtIer Camarsity, trITAALKIN leave Seathaaartan c t ; ,kb of rack month (kaltM. at Labatt For Fares, Firstalaaa etostattl H -nambuta. Dab* DM dis I CIO sad az:man -alaat J 1 ia ci.ito lOrtet afro. awl Buenas Apia )", ..4 , SALVIATTEI VENETIAN GIASS, Chandelie_lM, Myra's, Bowls, &ad Motaiss. tar Caltaertua tad Qs )11W TEAL silk Jamet's.strest. iI.W. IUEEN'S THEATRE, LONG-ACRE. IHIB EVIIIINO__Yr. *J. 1.. TOOLE will sake his es. ariv anises as th, GNOME Win. TMPROVBMBNTB in EIHIRTh. z e tt=4 .....u ntrr a ux . 1 ,1 ?0=1 ~may.. reel" RODallg ia6B6 •Odl Y.W.• • ••••-•b4 GAIETY THEATRE, STRAND. THIN EVENING. Reese and Xs Mr. Joss HOLLMINIILD. DOrnsra ella at 7.41 ON TgA THE H TWO E C HARLEQUINS. ma ARDE Extrassissra at 10 ROBERT LE DIABLE Iwo Biste Mr. Altrad Wiron,_ Miss Madge Suburbs's, K. boort, Mime E. Fasten, kir. C. Lyon, Nib C. Lobby, Mr. Robert Abbr. Mass E k older, Mies Laden Hastings, Mr . R. Esemr, Mr. J. Robins, 11r. Teesuale. Mr. Nark an, and Er. Jose* Eldred. FUG band sod °barna debar) by T. Grieve and Non. Doors open at 11.3 U. Perkensines for booking. No fees to ato sosmasose at 7. No charge ttendants. WRITE, COLOURED, and DRESS MU Strand ea THRENEUM sad GLXNNY, rut door to Ilimns64 . Lden. WILEY'S INDIABIIBI3ER HNIHE 3OAEDB, ken IaM.ML OAKIrB WELLINGTON mays POLDEL Amiss ' • art 11r. Id" la. Ils. NW awl la ► ST. GEORGE'R THEATRE (st. George's Hall). --Ai HEAT 1113eM4 of KARDANAPALU .-Ifq aew Drama &WPM, sad the Orsateal Ninevlitah EwMpae o 1 OA it I , AN APALUa itocotved waif mare of lomat:or and applause) }. LAY EVLNINO at Seven. lERSAUTHir SOAPS (soraid* oAswiTre SILV ab, for savor, siesimpiplits. OW: dr. Am TWA,N. est& OAKEY'S CABIN= GLAtiB PAPKR, Braary W Ohm Seth. L.a losa4 lbs. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE . — Managing Dimmer, Yr. P. (MN of the (brutal Podsma— Larreet and mom ntsindfloom• Theatre in the Woeld hr t=ll . valid Entertamment y • Oompany of Poor Handed name Nine& (brad of N% Gantt, sad vaintika—Oonannummo atl Oso lihntine.—Box.oldee open from 11 tot. SOLD 6= ... ere, by on ironmg, dombia. as. ada ers r& lfy r ra 0•1121=1101111. awry ....wt laid mina 171. alasktriaw ram& & Steer lime V :ret-el. es Remy Ticket* for a fare and a belt. Abakmenas in f IMAM ot tamilsv. For forth,? information se to pasiore and }lt tiLt art's) to J. IL Lloyd. S ,, netary, Royal Mail Steam Paoket Company. Si. Moorpitostreet. L mdon. KC. MAIL ROUTE for CALLPOUNIA, JAPAN, so d CHINA, viA Panarna.—The PACIFIC MALI. *TIME. ouircoursxr despatch their splendid sideswhael *II AMIRt) New York on the bit, Mb, 16th, and fah. and from Panama the yet, 9th, 17th. and 14th of every mouth, for San Pranoisco. .7trp at Acapulco and Mansenillo en route), thence to Token. Aire Nieto. Naessaki. Shanghai. and Bong Kong on the 4th of L• • , Paws niers from England may cosinem wifg th is c. at New Vert by any of the following linos : card Line. learnt Liverpool every In= I! nee LAWN leartzkrol every W Nlitional Line, lea n's Line. leaving Liverpool every_ _Teasley. s •or Lire. loam= Moscow ever, Prirbil N sr burg-American Line. from Southampton every Friday. N 6th German Lloyds Line. from Snnthanipton every Teasley. .! at Panama, by the Mamma of the al Mail Line, from Southmupton on the Ind end 17th af r • !b. Indisand Pada° Lins,from Liverpool ath andligh of month. resale Ttai.l sat hintaque liue, from St. Nam" ath of month. i ...seniors by this route are lees than tan days in the tropics. • NI Wield 18Ln:6 DO. AKITISH COLUMBIA. The ••••wers of the " Californian, Or and Muir, B.g, Com a,y" leave Pan Prancer° at result' intervals for those Gauntries. H. STARE and (In.. Arent.. IL Monrrato-istrprt, LinwSeri. ONPON and ADRIATIC Direct !I FRAIN t • 4 11tVICT.TFor 4NOTITA..VEN . ICK. ap 4 TRUNTE • s U I s.i Onward • earew *dawn AI V' 1 ARLIN°, 649 tons net star. 100-boree yower fowoot by GIB} P. BRIOHT. and ex, L.y Toad% will be drepawhed • titlwa 1 Docks on 6th January. 1703 and be allowed by other • in , re in I "flaw nweerann. —Apply to WEATHERER'''. I tP. sod HLt3EY. 73. Great Tower "treat ; or GEO. IL:Y. r sod Co., 133. Peneltareb fte Latatoo. C. ORTH GERMAN LLOYD LINE.—The enagnit mat stesitiora ag the North Osman aro AO- I- • r.te.3 be her Maissay's Paatarestanaeneral to leave ter h 1:W TOME diesel EVERT TUDIDAY. at 2 p.n. ANI 1 Y ICA, kteo tons 700 bores-power, Tuesday, Des L u F2l lt. &Ono tons 700 hoese-power, Toseday. Deo, IS /Itilll. AKN. 3,00 tone, 700 honesyower. Tuaslay. Dec. 21 t'XIOK. 3,000 tots, 00 hoses-pons. Tuesday. Dec. f. I. arse nest else& upper sal -on. 212; lower Sawn. 2 13 . The./ to.* include stesard'e fee, prow/Sous, and all naossearlea ems • %L. 4 end liquors Fright taken at through rata—Apply to I mmurro. GRAVE& PHILLI7I4I sad Duastse's t euee. Idol-laas London, ; or to LELIIOLWALLig,sad . eSutharagtou. INMAN LINE .- THE LIVERPOOL, NEW TORN, sad PHILADELPHIA CONPANT•II KALIL rani Killian appointed toraU boas lAvespool for NEW YORE and HALIFAX. asthma u Qw.raatown.aa follow*: 1 - 11 Y OF NEW YORK, for NEW YORE, Wodneeday, Dee. N. *MANUA POO, for NEW YORK. rut Habeas. &Wards' Jan. t On of AN J TWENP. for NEW YORK. Wednesday. an. & • Talc'sr goods and =asoosre to EL John% Nswfonnesed. to W trandmed at Ha Cabzn P Us 17, sad 11 Guineas, an having Ow wane pilaf NT* in *a flslooa Forward Pomage laeladas a full sappy at pr o ywons. Peronsers for Canada aad the United Maros Led through on very 'Aran terms.—hr farther perils* I,a, a. ply to WY. mum. Watonstrost, Idawoael• or to - MRS and MACEY. IL Inas Leadswirldaa. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 1, Old Bros64lreetzdj a l and Pail-zeal, Lambs. . _ labnaibed .nd lareated otaltal. A1.400.110A !immures due at Quist:ea. should be renewed within Ahem nai %lon lrtm ilant day fth January', or the tang will bemoan •uid. JAMES HOLLAND. Supirintendent. Aht N DEL SOC 1 krr Y.—Entrance donation, ft ; annual mbooriptioa. £1 la—All persons becoming a. ethers before the list of Deisember .111 receive in intern for the • 'Ascription of the marmot year two chromolithographs. Mc 1. The Procersion of the Stag!. after the fresco by Andrea del •ssto. in the Anntuariata at Florence. '"GriZ• ir"WeYn'er7l, -- itl• the paintimg by Filippbto LZ i rae . BAd a t: t t lo th . rep l . buo i kiv. obtajappeeonelly . or • letter, from . No. fl. Old Bond-street. W. IVOTICE.—The ANNUAL PUBLICATIONS of the ARUNDEL SOCIETY are m coarse of delivery_ to thee ir!,tre who bate paid their subscription& —Ai, Old Band- nrH t. W. TILE ARUNDEL SOCIETY has lately added to tl.e eolheton of dretrinip. cepa. :after is Wks tiv Pm, A eraco. renew. /Lath y& ai Baste. Pre Hartoloulue, I:l4tboin. t Ler r. he. The rolk • Sion is open daily to the inspectiou of • • r' 1' —Po. 74. MA on,t. W. Ith I TlBll HOME fur INCURABLES, - - Etritowyris-11Eit r i — bePiini•rant WALES. Paulus...l.—The Viva/et HOLMEIWALE, Y.P. APPEAL . . _ Tb freettation wan retaarrgrst tc7inake provision for pinworm d with ineitralile direare, either by providing Us en with ffa lg.. with good nitrides and stilled in ',Leal attenuaw, b.. thi- errant of penrionsot £ lO per annum to eget am, with slaw T• n 'ratters or friends. !Jay be able to remain in their own n 11..4 hones. • • ••• Ile Home was oyontd In the autumn of IVA and 77 pit:elite •- • Tr awl, Is en sdrnitte d and 11$ ann &tants have been ele,t • I. of Manaiivenent earnently APPE ti. on behalf of this : et.tutidi for a snare of the CILtISTM.AB lA/UMW of a bane. t PUI 71., ',dilution is open every day for inspection. and a Tinit to it r n • niellull) invited. AU .nforniatnei given, and forms of &natation Weed, by the '4 1. I •17. 73. Cheap:We. EC. EDWD. WEAV_ ,Ea Nfft 7larelay. Bowan. and On.. tlit Losobardearest• I. and Massay. larunurrind, Cliarindedose, ii. W. METROPOLITAN BENEFIT SOCIETIES' ASYLUM, Bsfl. Powdroed. Unman. Preddat—The Right Hon. Lad Z 31:711 Y. Th. Cereusittre eansatly bee for DONAI lONS to make up * 0 for reParart Building Debt, before the whole Agee can made available for Inmates, who are deeerving areabens of nay r aetas. rloctal .k. hAl . k m yeasia . Oita of Benevolent ewe will be daub:ally JOEIB HAUtltlff, Secretary. i. J. T. WATER. Tswana,. Bastlat'apesage. Patter-lase, LC. SPECIAL APPEAL - FIELD-LANE RE FUGES for the HOWELEOS POOR, to. 11. "kaP al — The Eight Han. the Earl of • CTRL% LG. Lme•Privadent—Hie Omee the Duke of ARfoIYLE di Fax the patiolorrheWthoonal aid o Act the Ochiesittee of the •• 1 •••‘• untitutsoss bee directed its .aorta to relieve and teinetate in •' • beton position the hounelem poor of London, and to give ..no!flul and nbsious training to the children of its mieerable • ultimo/hood .• Me effort continued during a year of great di.tress, thromdi .uot • merlon smut, has exhaueted its reeourom, and compelled • irmi o to borrow mosey to pay the October current • I ; • F.M. P• re then *An) have benefited by he efforts during the • ••11. snot Levu e eiren bore taught gratuitously in its day, • ••, i.e end duos:nal schools I s r PPM are now rg• n tly NEEDED . and carnently appealed •• to. emir, on the w a rt. ' • • ntributons will be thankfully reeetved by the • em. liansom and Co., Pull•inaH East; Elorrih nk M X Loxelard•staset: or I,y the Honorary no:octary, Mr. Samuel XI, EL Paansehtizehyard, -NIONEY.-1200 to ClitKl ADVANCED imme dialrly an Swatters. without rantoval, p taltattr. or Sew • Op. 11.31 I. 1111 a.d by r ,ay itstrlntants. No charge MALIN de •. r .d. T 4 ra r • suehmirs, II par ant. for 1100 as.l ovur).—Apply ••• rally at U,. ENTAIE OFF Jt E• 4, 2. rt..nottamptonsttruck • s: TA, W.V. Adraronne M YAW blot p•atafte• If ITTURES.—Py 'loyal Letters Patient.— • II HMI7B 1100111 UN LEVIS 'MUM flterhaded end •! Ailed he thr LRWldttaoh lASI sod 11113 Is &Mowed by upwards air l'••lerAiral men to be the must mfeetler Inreutinn In the enra. !,•• timtment se Hernia. Tbr of a elsol spring. m aftaftert it. moms, is here avakird. • daft banded. , being won • ,I 0) )1 00004 Whit.' the repoieite irdetinp power, is supplied by ' MA , . PAL and P Lamm; tilting with so much ease dOernme that it *linnet be detertml. and may be worn dor. " '1••••p- A deveriptive eimular may be had. and the truffle t•lholded by peM. an the Mammals:mom of the Doty, t wo Motor • te Die, bring seed to Um inek•r, Mr. WHITE, Lt, l• ••••••.11, Prins , Ite., Me, Ma Id., and tie. dd. Pertain, la n hi LI fIA 1. TAMS cm tbr tome mine' pls. SALMON, ODY, and Co., 292, STRAND. - PA TFIRT TR I'Vg V Krit‘ A ITUE.—The LETTUCE contents an active 4 VrimiplPtM Latuoina which pawpaws all the onothl pro rt,.. of opioaa without it. rlanows. G. JOZEAU, • aa. N. Haymarkp4 propane a gyms and a Pat.. Laitua ' I . l torA. \Iola) neemosometod by tka neelloal Pro/onon tor ~ bronehitto. and ehmt satinet.. Symp. fa ft w. I. 114 .alb. M. P. 1.. 04 M CONSUNI'TIVEti.—A grateful father ia an *hangs oiroeositan by mail, tree a/ to win , with tt. • I• s prresi n ptu. • by which his thiturhtoo ow 'World to holath from egnatirinnd enneumption, att., having h .en ems by try pbY.leisn• ito4 Adpopaind nt by lour (Kinn% * saves, who how now dtosontinnol pnwans. I. any _Pffeme . ..1 0 of .tamp to pre-pay vo4Ags. A•ntrtos t•. P. BH.OWnt. 'moan. t Kinrotroot. 00•Pflt-earolen. LOllllOll 1)E. KING'S DANDELION and UUININE rivra PMTS. wfthnnt mareary. rntnbnokhati in IIM FOR BILL WIND, am tamanartos. In ok M.. fami lin... WI ilimminan. ( IA UTION.--HTEEDMAN'S NOOTRINO Pi 'it I, len for Ch 114..". rattily" SholslVetta.—Probunr. are "'d.rt to 1 ...5r. of inalat knit at Yds sitaleir.as4 of arm aes `• a n K tot the so, 41 ".tnian Illtordnies. air WWl_ "'la wort_ _ ." rtri e+l th • govrelernont amsts tr. now °' °, en/...•t .1 I, thpy an. not n•1194M1. 5'4 iby GlOwdala to wimple oily. M. Is. ow*. THE CHRISTY MINSTRELS' HOLIDAY MOORMAN CIE IN THE ST. JAMES'S GREAT HALL, SIIRPAJWING ALL FORMER EFFORTS. Herm Alterman at 3, Every Night at It, And he matunisl until PATUNDAY. January 2, instant& The entire lemma+ of the Double Company, numbering IHIRTY-11VE PERFORMER.% WM appear at every performanee in the 42101.10118 HOLIDAY PROORANYkt 7Le Heft, wbfrb Ma AK been deea•ted si • sod. of nevem] Summit pomade, wal be Stied "lib • EPLI3IIIID PROSCMHII7M. Moral and other d•rriese asuldemalleal of the testing 81111•01%. Two thousand Prat*, where everyone ean erne and hoer in comfort., Oa. shilling ; Baloney, >r ; OWL So : Amend* tn. Dues open for bay Plefoesesacce at Evening at 7. Tickets easy be secured and planes booked at Mr. Miteltell's, St, Old Bostbstreet, Thu W attend XIMil) . WORI6011111111•• and of Mr. Auctin, at the Hell. frees 9 rill 9 No fees sr =tau abeam vbsessever. Year . Mr. FIZDELICIL BURIDERS. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL - TWO GRAND PIIRFORMANCEB DAILY. commeadag at hal/- lost 2 sad ball-past T. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL. The em ROYAL geTjt apalaele of BLITZ BEARD.—Tars.—Tars.Grave Pro ial:ha ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL-A HUN DRED PERYORII MG HORS= la the Rtes at ace Wee. ROYAL. AGRICULTURAL HALL. The eat COMlplay of Equestrians. Unmans. nu. and the ezeinng Flat sad Hurdle Itaehur. A LIIAMBRA (Temperancei rt. MUSlC HALL, 611011ZDITCH, the 0. Prwriribm. Kr. R. 10HT. Cheap Musical the Panda. GYJAAT Avrawnoli for the CH HOLIDAYd. Mist H. ;semen, rosellet, dancer. and actives; Os". Ilehdonle and }mealy, in their Denwingrecas Xnesetainmeni; Min Allow= eertosensie; Mr. G. Clench: Alguelnien Flank dwarf vocalise: Master Ernest, tenor; Mr. W. LBW" aboancear wooffillet; Hr. and his. J. Oren: Miss IL and i ff i t mental socialist. A NEW sad 0111 1 672I Thell att BA 'Titbits and ;seduced by Mr. J. Green, with new meenery. dremees, mid enacts. Dances arrenwed by Mir H. Wooten end Masa. Hichsid. Maneser. Ur. I. Green. Full Band. Brass and ;seder. Mr. H Ww d. Conductor, Mr. G. Clonoh. NIL —lnirmexcE MEETING every SUNDAY EVENING at B o'clock. MIIDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY. FIRST CLASS SUBSCRIPTION, Ice a constant nreceorlon of New Books, ONE GUINEA YEE ANN UIL Prorpeetuare poetfte free on application. YIIDIEB BELEOr Kingenret LIBRARY. NEW enenPoidn OIFORD-BTREET. eitpornee. 4, r. AN DER TON'S HOTEL, le, FLEETZTREET. DINNER from the JOINT, with VEGETABLES. ° and IiA.L6D, la It ; 130 U Por YUJI and JOINT, fa; Min IILAT, M. A bandeaux ladies' esesioness. Ppaeloss teems for &maw mem matinp, ea liaesnie lodges, cricket aad raves dabs, ea, will lad wary seeenia edation at mastered* semis& KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN REMBITION. NIL This oletated edd WON WHISKY gaitia DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL—It Is ora odd. mallow. aad 'ley wholesome. hold fa Sa ad. sank at Ws boors Is Leedom ; by the agents fa the prirelgal tem jp Rergiaad i or wholesale, at S. Great Windatlllelmask Loath" W.—Orrery' the red 'eel. vial label. aad oak hooded "Ilaidaser LL Wbielty.. HAMPERS of WINE fa a GREAT VARIETY tar eIiRDITYAS. ONE GUINEA and lIALF-A-GIIINEA EACH, by pHYTHIAN and SONS, 432, West Strand, W.C. Detailed list of above pri-trus. NOTICE of REMOVAL—Our Premises having beat taken for the HaMara Viedust, we beg to Worn yea that at end ater Deo. IS ear Wiser will be minted ea at Ile, HIGH HOLBORN. and as sleek awl freehand eat by Nee tome. we bare further ear prisea Terns ea*. liolikee, la per des. ; sante If reinnewl. lall Darn Poet at Va. dd., real prise us. .. „ IN Nat Iles. d,„ Ns. NI Dogs ss'erry at 17s. ed., „ Illa. IN „ „ la IN Dam ocret at Ils. N., „ Ila IN . So peretlesre aim bias opportunity rarely to be net with. Naar wrare esnocisrebly Vein. soak A folly detailed U.S snot by post—GEORGE PHILLIPS and (b., N, Hciborn.hill, Landon. STEVENS and SONS, 78, Biahopagate Within. WINES sod tIPIRITB of SUPERIOR V.TA.DITY. PORT. boo the wood Ditto, old crusted BID HAY .245. Vs. WM. Ms DZ. Po 1140. 410 e. „ DlAktiot LA.llseekleoCLAßET,lls. fug. flo to Tts. „ CH AY PAO?. E GIN, superior posh& 11. ed. IN. Id. 111 s. 130. M. pariktoo. BRANDY, Cooore .. Ifil. Wo. Pale . . 224. !h Ma. ~ AMC ti rest irreales 1 ed. 11e. Do „ WHISKY, Scow* rDish 3e. les. Stt. TERMS CASH. LIEBto COMPAN Y' 8 EXTRACT of lthAT.—assn habitation. Oolober, INSedi lledaL Yetis kalui.ition, test. Two field Medals Chisties.— Noes gamine without listen Liebir the beemlioes eradicate Wag en every jar, scoompanied b 7 fall diteedeas fur use. bold by ad Italian warehouse., duelists. and poen% GM& and iat.rovrieret L 0 000luory. Minot meet-darouring if in wheat. Pliably strosithoning far invalid§ set eleibtres. COAL. —G 202.013 J. 000XXXXLL sad Co. Beet seals sob ORA Ils.-1111. Omesilll. NOTHINN DEPtillfißLE. A GIJA AMARELLA restores the Homan Hair to it. pristine hos, no emitter et what 0.0 JOHN ~ELL and Os. b..lll .si t s with the aid al ens of the wort eminentparboils. this most wonderful liquid. It is 1106111.1010110 S S In • more Nowa- Voted hew, and at a lower palea— MY MINN. k.s We% a.. .7s. td. Land Its. ma th with baud II" Wbart A 1,011011.011111. Unit Tbmamoskest 6aa. LC. 01RIBTMAH PREBEND! and NEW YEAR'S 411)78 for all who court the gay and *NUT, aressa.—ROW LANDO' MACAIiMAR OIL, • ft.v eir and beantltier of the hair blond an precedent. P.ow Yalydar, for imparting • radiant blooms to the complexion and • coftnew and delicacy to the handy, arum and neek. lb,wlandie Odonto, or Pearl Denti frice, forgiving •• gwartak• whitener to the teeth, and fragranoe to the briath. 71to patronage of royalty throughout Europe. their general nee by rank and faehinn, and the univeresily known teem midst , hroe aelte, give them •ety unparaileled.--Sold and perfumenk—Aek for "R o wancia". INDIUESTION. COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS In we the last years automat all dome at eotiety. Ia at Lea. fa ta Ott.. sad 81L101.04 AFFECTION 4 COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, fa aion the last IS years sabeseant Yl dera al naninty. is buns at la. It 6. Is. M.. 411.1111.. and IL. OtINPLAINTIL COCKLE ' S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, In nag tha last la vain am.n•nnt all Marano of on•intr In boa• s at la 114 M., M. 041.. and 11. . INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (m 017.11 istrrma's Ammar.) THE RUPTURE BETWEEN TURKEY AND GREECE. THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE. BERLIN, Dee. 28, Evrano. The news that the invitations to the conferences were leaned by France, and that the sittings will be held in Paris, is co nfirmed. Tho French invi tation arrived here on the 25th inst., and fixed the meeting of the conference for the 2nd proximo. FRANCE. PARIS, Dsc. 28, Evmnro. _ The Tribunal of Commerce has prohibited M. Wittersheim from publishing a newspaper bearing the title Moe Win-, that title being the exclusive property of M. Panckonke. The paper which M. Wittersh6m intended to bring out under that title on the lit of January is the new Wilda organ of the French government. The Portuguese Minister, Viscount de Paiva, is dead. SPAIN. MADRID, Dam 28. It is rumoured that Generals Pamela and Garret have refused an order of banishment to the Canary Wands, and have rizeigned their ranks in the army. A decree will shortly be issued intro ducing free trade in banking. A republican meeting has been held, at which it was reeolved to open a subscription for the persons wounded at Cadiz. The army under General Caballero de Rods/ has received orders to proceed to the provinces of Seville and Grenada, though it is stated that tran quillity prevails throughout the peninsula. AMERICA. NEW YORK, Dec. 28. _.. Advice' received from Havannah state, it is reported that the garrison of Santiago, 2,000 strong, was besieged by the insurgents, and that Lucretia Point lighthouse had been destroyed by the insurgent force. The Inman royal mail steamer City of Paris, from New York, arrived at Queenstown 144 4 p.m. yesterday. She landed the mails and passengers. and proceeded im mediately for Liverpool. All weU. Specie, nil. (Per the City of Paris, ti Queenstown.) NEW YORK, Mcc. 19, 6.20 rat. A bin to repeal the act admitting Georgia to representa tion has been introduced in the Senate, and referred to the Judiciary Committee. The Senate, by 42 votes to 6, has parsed a resolution disapproving the Praddent's sestion that the interest on the public debt should be applied to liquidate the principal. Thursday the house was occupied in the delivery of addressee eulogistic of the late Mr. Thaddeus Stevens. Several democratic members participated and Congress unanimously adopted the joint resolution of respect for the memory of the deceased. A fight has occurred at Augusta, _Arkansas, between the militia and the citizens. General llphim, the militia, threatened to burn the town. The Havana, Havana, which was recently sold to Peru, has been de tained at New Orleans on account of the refusal of the Peruvian =amender to apply for clearance papers, which were demanded, as the vessel attempted to reeve before the transfer of her nationality was properly made. The property of Henry A. Wise No been restored to him by the government. Advice. from Hayti confirm the capture of Wiragoese by Balmy*. The town was only slightly injured. INDIA. BOMBAY, I/00. Me. shirting'. 4r. 14a. ; 811 be. ditto. br. 14a. ; 40's mule twist, 101 • Dbellerah cotton, 220 r. Shipments of the week, 9',875 bake. Eschesige 00 Landoll, le. 11 13-16 d. Freights to Liverpool, 48a. 6d. The Bombay markets closed for the holiday "until Let of Jansary next CHINA. HONG KONG, Nov. 30. Grey shirtings, 61 catties, 81 lbs., 2.65 ; watin twist, 16-21, 120 dole. Cotton : Bengal fair medium, 171. Tea steady, but not active. Total exports (China and Jaoan), 122, 260,000 lbs . Exchange on London : Bank bills, 8 months, 4s. 4fd. SHANGHAI, Nov. 23. Grey shirting", 61 cattail, 81 lbs., 2-15 task.; Cotton, Shanghai, 16 taela Tea: Shanghai active but unchanged. Silk, active and advancing. No. 3 Teatlee, 600 bales. Total settlements since the deptrture of tie kit 3,660 bales. Export to date (China and Japan) from evunmencement of ..anon, 62,000 balm Eli:hinge on London : Bank bills, 6 months, 6s. 91d. Freights: Tea, 2/.los. THE If lILDITESS OP THE SEASON.—A corm rpondt nt at Dunmow, Essex of Land awl Water, says : .• Yesterday (December 16 ), while out walking, I saw • young bird on the ground just before me, and gave chase. I caught it, and found it was a young sparrow just out of the nest, and not yet able to fly well. This seems to me so unusual an occurrence that I thought it would interest you. I noticed, too, another very rare event for this mason. Last Sunday, whilst in church, • beautifully marked peacock-butterfly was crawling on the window seat by my pew, fully developed. This I had noticed the Sunday before, near the same place, but not seemingly in so forward and lively • condition. Surely, both in stances mark the very mild weather we have had. At Southampton a nightingale was has d a:nging on the 7th of this month, not m a cage, but in the fence by the side of a road." THE SCHOOLMASTER Oonvo ABROAD.—An odd misapplication of • well-known line was made at • meet ing held at Whitchurob laid week for the purpose of pro. suiting • clock to • schoolmaster who was leaving the neighbourhood. The chairman, after addressing the honoured gentleman in affecting terms, wound up by expressing the hope that be might enjoy health and heist ; nem in hie new see of existence, and that in the end might not fail to reach " that b ourns where the wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at rest." The fervent utterance of this hope that the schoolmaster might not escape ultimate burial, evoked loud applause from his assembled friends. A man and woman were sentenced, the former to 30 days and the latter to I t days' imprimoment, at Dunfermline last week for being married under false WIN& LAMPLOIIOH'S PTIUTIIO 13Auxi.—Cures Fevers, &Wire A ~ maim,onho. Soo, or Aftlreim Ft dinar —Sold Dr amebas and the Bollanshin.—(Advagalaaanatil MADRID, Deo. 24. Though the scrutinies are not quite over every where, and though some half dozen or so of the elections have been postponed from local causes, yet sufficient is known to enable me to state that, taking the gauntry as a whole, the monar chists have secured by fee the greatest number of votes. When it is remembered that there are between nine and ten thousand Ayuntamientos in Spain, it will be easily seen how useless it would be to enumerate plaoes. &Ace it to say that the republicans have only gained in twenty out of the forty-nine capitals of provinces, and in Madrid they have been most signally defeated. Wonderful order has existed almost every where, though in a few places collisions have peeorrek resulting in several persons being killed and wounded. Though these elections are purely municipal, they have a powerful bearing on the l which' be for the Cortes oonstituyentes. • 7 All is very St at Cadiz. The elections for that city have fesiie ate /%ifxthem w_ele W•0.7 4 F 1 • () m i ni I trree ll e rY tit Gam"! Cabri as Rodie kis army . have left there, and a portion of the latter arrived here on Tuesday. They were visited at their barracks by Prim and Serrano. The military Governor-General Peralta was so severely wounded during the insurrection that he is in some danger. One of his toes hoe been amputated, but this does not seem to have Oven him relief. The medical men fear that mortifica tion may set in. It is evident Expartero is not enamoured of the idea of a republic. The other day a republican " demonstration " was held at Logrono, whore he resides. The committee sent him a message, but the old man escaped answering by going out into the country for the day, whereat his republican fellow-citizens are greatly incensed. They must, however, be in a decided minority there, for in the election just dosed they only polled 647 votes, while the monarchists polled 1,036. Many of the papers, however, still continue to write in favour of his temporary elevation to the throne. I say tempora ry , because his great age, 76. must not be lad sight of. The visit of General Cialdini to Madrid has given rite to many surmises, some supposing he bad come to confer with the Provi sional Government respecting the candidature of the Duke de Aosta for the throne of Spain. It is now, however, certain his visit has nothing of an official character about it. He hair come simply to look after property belonging to two of his nieces, whose father died lately after appointing him guardian. LIVIIB 84 YID 7101 f SHIPWIECII IN 1868. The year which is now closing will long be remembered se one of the stormiest on record lt 11, however, satisfactory to and that the year will oleo be well remembered for the great exertions whisk have been pat forth to save shipwrecked persons. It that during the past twelve menthe the baste Royal National Weltered Inelllntlen have been Miftumental in serthg, during boiellseensweelbe, the Remo! 670 parsons, the crews of distressed weals on the coasts of the Wes, in addition to ft ealsele saved from &strut" dog. During the same pried the Lifeboat Institution goodsd rewards for saving Nees hp felting and other beads ; making a grand total dl SW Drew saved mainly threogh its inetrantentslity. Is. the manse pined the crews of the lifeboats of thl iga lt ass et a very large expose, bays either or put off ja serplp to sigbala ar dishy% to ships not eventually rei=ig their nereices. It allot happened that en 00011dIONS the lifisboat mews had incurred much risk and exposure threnglseet stormy days and nights. The number of lives emit either by the boats of the institution, or by special minions tor which it has granted rewards since its formation, is 17,800, for which service 90 gold medal ., 792 Over medals, and 28,9061. in mak have been given as rewards. When we remember that nearly every life saved by lifeboats has beta rescued under perilous circumstances, it will at once be seen what great benefit has been conferred by the Lifeboat Institution—not only on the poor men themselves and on their country, but also on their wives and children, who would otherwise be widows and orphans. Since the beginning of the present year the institution has spent 18,81' on rt. 194 lifeboat stations on the coasts of England, Scotland, and Ireland ; and since its that establishment in 1824 it has expended 212,82 W. on its lifeboat stations. We would strone . y urge on all who recognise the sacredness of numan life the duty, and even the privilege, to help forward the lifeboat work—a work which has hitherto been manifestly blessed by Providence, and which has brought relief to nuny thoui ands of men who, instead of being this very day valuable members of the community, would have been long ago engulphed in the raging waves of the tempest, leaving, in many cases, widows and orphans to suffer not only the misery of bereavement, but the pangs of desti tution. FOAMING AFFRAY IN BERREHIRE.—The Berke constabulary in the Reading Division are actively en gaged in endeavouring to discover the whereabouts of eight poachers who have made a desperate attack upon four gamekeepers in the employ of Mr. Benyon, M.P. It seems that at en early hour on Sunday morning the gamekeepers were watching in Mr. Benyon's woods at Mortimer, near Reading, when they encountered a gang of eight poachers. A very severe struggle ensue in which one of the keepers was seriously injured, and it was reported in Beading yesterday that the man had died, but be is still alive. Every one of the poachers snooped, and u yet they have eluded the vigilance of the police, who are acting under the immediate instructions of Colonel Blan4, the Chief Coestabhs, and hope' are entertained that th e delinquents will soon be hour& to justice. FATAL ACCIDENT TO • RAILWAY EMU= DRIVER. —The Lando Martyry reports another illustration of the dung r of lee4rz al l l way carnage. a train is in mot o An named in attempting to get off • train at leer y before it stopped. fell down between the carriages and the platform, and the wheels M. 71 over him, nearly searing the limbs from the The unfortunate man was removed to the Leeds infirmary, where bodied en Sunday. HORRIBLA D=ATA.—On the morning of Christ maa-day, about 4 o'clock, Polies-adaose Hodßen. of Malley, saw a light in the Mickletown part of Meth ley, and on proceeding thither be found that a large barn in the occupancy of Mr. Joseph Taylor, belonging to the Earl of llexborough, was on Are. When people began to The it was rumoured that four men were inside. The fire was so large, and the smoke so dense, that people dared not venture in. On forcing the doors two men, named Macklefield and Chambers, both colliers, rushed out. Another, named Robinson, was with difficulty rescued by llodgron, and was dragged art in • burning date. but another, called Stephen...on, could not be rescued, and be was burnt to a cinder. Hie age is about twenty. There man bad been thinking, and rumour mar they ware, after leaving the public-house, treated by • farmer with dry sp as its, then put into the barn and locked in. It apj ems Ihely that they struck • light for their piper, and thus set the place on fire. Robinson is badly burnt, and Hodgson, the policeman, got his hands burnt also. The barn is • complete wreck, and about four-and-a-half acres of beans were destroyed. FATAL ACCIDENT TO ONE OF THE QUINN'S GAIIDEMERS, —On Saturday last Edward Neighb our, employed in the royal gardens at Windsor, • at tho Royal Infirmary, from an extraordinary accident he met with whilst collecting leaves in Windsor Gnat-park. After loading his cart he hung his fork up in • tree, in order that the deer might not be injured by running against ikdruing hisabeenoe. After taking the leaves and unloading them in the royal gardens at Fromm*, he returned to the park for another load, and on under the tree in which be had hung hie fork, it fella% the branches, and one of the prongs pierced his hand in the thick part of the thumb. The unfortunate man, who was 70 years of age, took but little notice of the &oxidant at first, but in the night thee pain became' so intense that he attempted to jump out of :his bedroom window, but was prevented doing so by his wife. Medical &Madame being called in, be was ordered to be taken to the Royal Infirmary in the nightlwherer, notwithstanding the prompt measures that were adopted, mortification set in, and death put an end to the poor fellows sufficing& ATTEMPTS AT DISTURBANCES IN BIRMINGHAM. — On Saturday night, and again on Sunday, a large num ber of thieves and depredators of every description assembled in Park-street (the scene of the Murphyite riots), Oliver-street, and neighbouring localities; th ei r object was evidently a disturbance, with seam rag' plunder; the preliminary movements and skirmishes of these rainmakers indicated an attack upon the Irish, but the polies were up in force, end being ea this occasion prompt, they managed to disperse the mobs. Two of the ringleaders, named Ilwashrook, were brought up before the marrirtrates at Birmingham yesterday, and sentenced such to two months' imprisonment. T.l .FOUNIUTIONS OP DULWICH COLLBO2. Last night $ crowded imeettng of the inhabi tants of hmsirell wee held at the Bossodale Arms, West Dulwich, " to take into caosidendica the enormous outlay of the governors of Dulwich College on the new beilp, sad the shisadag increase of the ea , thilito B by which the parithieners of SR Lake's, St. Bilertates. Southwark sad Camberwell will be privet of a ll interest In the foundations." The chair was °coupled by Mr. 01111, one of the of the Chairman, ia sell= The preent theme dthe At n e g was 16,7Z7 d from SA etas there cue to be deducted, say 4,000 f. forpeesions uaderthersew ethane ; arid SAN. fee eleemosynary relief, ** th at 9,1150 L Tres /Afar educatisemipurposee ; besides, all the of NsWhig wee well limed. In the face of tMt faß, b aMlomth the arty of Loudon schools bad only a thadowaseal of WOOL • year, • most excellent education wee provided for lel. a year, while in Dulwich, with • large endowment annually isoreming, it was stated that it was esessary to charge 12f. to ill. a heed for boys, indeed of 6i., as at present. If the parishioners were saddled with that, so be it ; but hie own begeneon wee that the premplise ems a rather =yarn acs. r. Goodell, in • dud resolution, remarked that tlees ... tee master 'lr"'""at-L7 ilt t_ is much as that of lie ‘ tiesill immter of the City of Loudon Christ's Ifrespita;tae Vberterhouse, and Westminster schools. Dulwich MeV, lb bared, would follow in the woke of Ifferrow,• Begley,- ass, sad the Charterboase, which were Intended for the effeoatinn of a far lower ,stratum of society than was at present found in those esta blishments. If the p e ent system were allowed to con tinue, Dulwich would Income a great aristocratic school, to which no middle-ohms man could send his boy. The first step was taken in that direction. He begged to move—". That we, the inhabitants of the hamlet of Dul wich, being deeply interested in the development of the college as an educational establishment for the youth of this neighbourhood, have learned with the utmost aidonialuoust and regret that the governors propose to double the capitation fees ; and this meeting most earnestly protests against such a serious and unjustifiable tax being levied upon the residents of this district, and desires to express its opinion that such proposed increase is entirely uncalled for." Mr. Aurora. seconded the resolution, which was passed unanimously. Mr. Anent moved, and Mr. EDMUNDS seconded, a reso lution to the effect that a committee should be appointed to confer with the governors of the soilage. The resolution wee carried, and the meeting stood ad journed. THE NEW LABOUR LAW. TO TSUI =nos OP TES EXPZIAL - - 8111,—*11 you afford MO 'paw to call atten tion, through your columns, to the great alteration which most be made in the hours of labour after the 31st inst. After that day the Saturday half-holiday will be compulsory as regards children, young permit/a, and women. in all factories, workshops, and Maass in which any manual labour ii performed. With the sleep tion of a very few trades, and of those cues in which the Secretary of State has authorised rake the substitution of ince tor half-holiday instead of Saturday, or that the hours of work may be taken between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., or between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., their labour must cease on Saturdays at 2 p.m. The anidant and sub-inspectors of my district and myself are sazioul to give every infor mation, and we rely upon the oontinuance of that cordial co-operation which we have hitherto expenenoed from every one to give effect to the new regulations, which are thoroughly appreciated wherever their blessings have reschel—l am, to., ALEX. REDGRAVE, Her Majesty's Inspector of Factories. Factory Inqsectoes Ma, 10, Whitehall, Dec. 28. THE REPRESENTATION OF NOITENOHAM.—Mr. C. Seely, jun, writing to the local papers, thus refers to Sir Robert Clifton's charge that be had intimidated Chloral Wright bite reeignlng his seat for 14 —" Sfr,—l do not reply to Bir Robert Clifton's end letters because I deny his right to question me — .lr thinks by sill bluster he can i nfluence me in any way, be is much . As he has pledged himself to brmgthe matter before the House of Commons, I look forward to his doing so with much satisfaction.—l am, sir, your obedient Fervent, Crusts. Sixty, jun.—Broolchill, Dec. 16, THE REPRESENTATION OF SOUTH DERBYSHIRE. —Acceding to the Aottiejoissi Express, • third candidate for South Derbyshire is said to have come into the field— Mr. Clays, of Long Eaton, 111111 an independent. THE GREHHOCE ELECTION PETITIoN.—We learn by telegraph that yesterday in the court in Edinburgh for the consideration of election petitions, the note pre sented by Mr. Grieve, member of parliament for Greenock, asking the dismissal of the petition against him, was refused. FORMATION OF A LIBERAL ASSOCIATION IN Frrrrarex.—A general meeticg of Mr.. Boyd Kinnear's supporters was held within the ball at Ladybank ou Saturday. "to consider a programme for forming a Liberal Association to enable local committees to have organised communication with each other and with the general committee." There was a good attend ince, and Mr. Alexander Bethune of Blebo was called to the chair. After some introductory remarks by the chairman, it wise, on the motion of Mr. David Beveridge, of ltumdewan, seconded by ex-Bailie Low, of Burntisland. resolved to form a Liberal Association for the county of life. The objects and rules of the a aocufion were drawn up and decided upon. THE LATE OXFORD CITY ELECTION.—The Secretary of State for War, the Right Hon. E. Cardwell, M.P., has issued the following address to his constituents on his re-election for the city of Oxford :—" To the Free men and Electors of the City of Oxford. Gentlemen,— Once more I thank you for the honour you have done me by returning me again se your representative in the House of Coatrooms. I will endeavour by the faithful dischaep of duty to evince my grateful sense of your re peated kindness, and have the honour to be, gentlemen, your most obedient and faithful servant, Kowa= Caro- WM. 74, Patainguare, December, MS." FATALITIES DURING THE CHRIFFILAS HOLl- MTS.—Yesterday Dr. Innksaese held twelve inquests in his district, most of the deaths being the result of holiday excesses. At the Caw Amp, _Crowndale-read. Pancras, on the and beim milled together on oight bodies, the coronet isenerked epee the number of deaths ala i[ *past two or th e :te tra d= said he had alremag held iierente on six children who were fantasised in the limb en BoWng-day. If they could only ormseet solsrlety and the holidays togeth the unusual number of deethe would be avoids& He was going to hold an iqut in the evening in • ease in which he feared it w ould out that mute* had . been committed through drnaltenneee. A ease of infant suf focation yederday came before Yr. Bedford, the West minster coroner, in St. Martin's Vestry-hall, Charing- CMS. Catherin e Molloy, the mother of the deceased, stud the name of her child was Mary Ann, and eh* was six weeks old. Witness's husband, who had been dis charged from the Canadian Rifles on • pension,. was thin in behind, witness, with two children, sharing a kitchen with another woman, at No. 4, Exchange-court. On Christmas Eve some friend dropped in, when they had some drink. At 8 o'clock witness laid down the de ceased asleep lathe bed beside the other child. Witnesi, having had more drink than she ought, went to bed at 9 o'clock, and did not wake till 4 in the morning, when she found her child dead. She immediately called assistance, and thin went for a doctor. Mr. Buckle, aur mon, de posed to being called to the deceased, and foun d: the bud Leen dead two or three hours. The post mortem exa mination showed that the child bad been well nourished, that there were no marks of violence, and that death was calved by suffocation. The jury returned a verdict of Suffocation in bed, but how such suffocation was caned there was net sufficient evidence to show." They, how ever, expo-lied a strong feeling on the conduct of the mother of the child. Another fatal occurrence took place on Christmas Eve. In New Gravel-lane, Shadwell, two men, who bad always been on _good term, disagreed on some trifling matter, when a sou l% tookplace, and one of them fell from a platform sixteen feet In height, and was killed immediately. Tux SICK IN ST. PANCRAS WoninOtres.—A jury empannelled at the College Areas o z na starday, to in quire into the death of Mary Ana • estersed • verdict of death from aseideatial comes, bat ruts heard from the night nurse, who is a peeps., that she had to attend to 348 cases, sod that she did sot kart el the illness of deceased for three hours after her attack, desired to call the attention of the Poor-law Board to the deficient nursing of the infirm and aged at St. Pancras Workhouse, and "prayed that inquiries as to the deficiency may be forthwith made." Dec. 28.—Azeonrrinarre.—Cap tens W. A. R. Pearm, to the ftmont, vice Ingram, whom period of service has mpir4 and Edward Her. dim, to the Juno, Tice Prone; Lieutenants Harry F. H. Hallett and Fredk. W. Bayly Jones, to the Emellen4 for study. CRYSTAL PAL/42.--CW' SUILLIWO DAY. "MIA; Duo. 21.—Ailinkeiana by season tickets, 2,143; ditto on payment. 12,1144. 'rota Melton. 14,997. _ . . . BIWA I 00e0 4 1.--Orateful 11.10 rasa tarrive.—" lb. danalar Ammo able blta Daps atisinad by bia 1.. r o. potblo preparation of soma ills MOP b , llll .9111.11.101 Ly apy /t*doe eanatta—aalvortiornoont..l Wittiest—On the tame night the prisoner had enlisted my mother picked up the stopper of my rifle and asked me what it was. When I told her the asked me how it came there, and said the prisoner bad had it down. He said he had Lad it down twice. It Lad been in the other corner over the cupboard. My mother mid she gave the stopper to Camilell and told him to pot it iu its pi oper place. I speke to him shout his being to foolish at to enlist, and said. " George, lam surprised at you. If you were • man hard up, and not as you are—being a man who has got a bit of money, and if you 'merit got it you can get it—l can't un derstand why . you did iL" He said, "I wit go back home now as I le ft .' To which I replied, •• How is that ? What have you done i" He then said. *. You won't know now, but you will know in time." I then said to him, •• What is all this? I've done nothing to cause you to go and enlist. You're having be n unfortunate is nothing. You can't ex pect to get on all at once." He ths n said, " It islet that. Yon know, Jim, that I was engaged to • girl to get married to her next summer, and I've been out, when we met two friends and got drinking. We took a little drop too much and got hold of two girls." I should say he had some very odd ideas meeting his sweetheart in heaven. The Coroner—But did heblame the deceased for having met these girls? Witness—Oh, not at all. He further said. " I hare dose one foolish thing in going with that girl; the enlisting is the second ; but I don't know what the third may be." I asked hen what he meant. to which he replied, "It don't concern you at all." His conduct totem* the de ceased did not change after this, nor to any other person. Alexander Wonerepoon was then called, and repeated his evidence as given at the Clerkenwell police-wart. The Coroner said he proposed to write to the Ilene Secretary, so that the accused aught be brought before them. He always thought that if a near was accused be ought to have an opportunity s hearing what wee said against him. (l e lalF— '• Hear, bear.") He (the coroner), therefore, to adjourn the' nquiry after taking the medico' He (Dr. Lankester) did not know whatview Mr. Bresemight take of the matter, but he (the coroner) would irk the quer tion. The j cry would remember that in themes elllffeller the Home Secretary of that day allowed the anneed to be taken before Mr. HnmArey, and it was not until Mr- Gathorne Hardy took otßoe that accused pigeon were denied the right to which he (Dr. Lernester) thought they were entitled. (The Jury—" Hear, hear; oertainl2 Mr. Joseph Riokaby Donald,weathen ez and stated the cause of death to have been frees the upper part of the plug of a rifle which was embedad in the brain. There was no sign of a bullet having paned through the head, though one sous found on the sad there was an indentation on the piirtition wall of ouch a character as a bullet shot Dom a ride would cause. James Moir, being . recalled. mist that he was a member of the St. George's Mee. He never left his rifle loaded, nor bad any one in the house but himself any rifle cart ndges. The prisoner was a member of a rifle corps in Scotland. The lamp at which the prisoner said he in tended to fire was not injured in any way. 31,c Coroner paid there were many points which the jury would have to consider. How came it to peas the stopper was in the rifle—what effect the stopper being in the ride would have upon the direction of the bullet —had the pri soner time, during the minute and a half he was absent, to load the rifle—and many other points of the deepest importance. In the hope that the preseut Home Secretary would allow the accused to he present at the next stage, he (Dr. I.ankester) should adjourn. Inspector Odell said the prisoner stood remanded to Fri day at 12 o'clock. The Coroner *aid the inquest would stand adjourned to such time as would admit of the prisoner being before his (the coroner's) court, if the Home Secretory was so injected, and (added the learned coroner), I can hardly think there will be any difference between one of her Majesty's courts and any other. nil jury fully assented, and the inquest was adjourned. SHOCKING SUICIDE OF A LADY.—A shocking suicide was committed by • lady in Sheffield on Christmas Eve. The socouchement of Yrs. Julia Davis, wife of Hr. Benjamin Davis, residing in Havelock-terrace Broom spring -lane, took place in September haat, sad cure that time she has been very The wahrtmata lady entertained the idea that she rrievenit; idesd. lk the Holy Ghost, and that her salvation wee Frequently abs retired to bar room and preyed fee fen given/4e which had the effect of soothing and calasieg bee mind. Her condition was the subject of solicitude maim her friends; but until within the led fertnight dagger wee sot apprehended, and her husband had reason te hops would soon exhibit bee ammetonsed chew- Fourteen days since, however, a piece et cord was found in her dress pocket, and whets gear boned as to the purpose to which she intended to ap propriate it, she said she had procured it with the inten tion of hanging herself. Upon this Mr. Davis aommuni rated with the family physician, but the result was that it was not deemed advisable to place any restraint u pon the invalid. The nurse and servant were instructed hy Mr. Davis to be unremitting in their attention, and shove all things not to do anything calculated to foster the feel ing of melancholy which Mrs. Davis had manifested. On Thursday Hr. Davis received • hamper of Christmas cheer born friends in Wiltshire, and, strange to say, its arrival was anything but agreeable to his wife. Herewith were very much depreeeed, but after n time she rallied, and in the evening was demonstratively lively. She played and joked with the children, and divided amongst them • portion of the contents of the hamper. Mr. Davis was absent from home on business between eight end nine o'clock, and almost immediately alter he left the house his wife's manner suddenly changed. She desired the nurse to put the children to rest, and at the same time intimated that she would he down herself fur a short time. Mr. Davis returned within the hour and ascertained that his wife had retired to bed. Ile pee ceeded to her chamber, and on opening the door, agauut which • chair bad been placed, was horritled by the %s -pilling eight which met his view. Mut Dona was ex tended upon the bed, her head hanging over the side, and her threat cut almost from oar to ear. The bed clothes and carpets were saturated with blood. The unfortunate lady was quite dead. The weapon with which the wound had been indicted was lying near. It was an ordinary carving knife. Mr. Davis is left with • family of ex children. the eldest of whom is only thirteen years,. of age. ThE ALLEGED ATTILNFT To SHOOT AN NNOlNN narvien.—A statement was published a week or tee dais ago that • pistol-shot had been tired from ere of the windows of a train from London to Holyhead at an engine -driver of • passing train, and some persons were ready enough to ascribe the act to a Fenian. A writer ist the Emily Mail, however, mentions, in connexion with this assertion, that • young friend of his, tea years old, came by that train, and amused himself on sateby snapping off caps . at peering trains and other objectsat interest. On leaving school for the Christmas holidays be had been presented with • toy-gun guiltless of powder and allot, but fitted with a penman= look for cape. Ilia not • deadly weapon, he rays, when examined but it can make • noise and at a distance looks fonni. 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