The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-21 00:00:00

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Seq., ILP., Director of the Royel 11411 "team Packet Company. :met Nugent Daniell, Nan., Chairman of the Blackman Sawa Company. ;met Laming, Fay., DireetOr ot the Lomita and County Bonk. 01... n S. Ilan:ciao% lag., Dtrentor of th• Moms Iron My Raiding Company. Tinker, Nan Mann Chine% Thikerould Moesso. slew Nero . Leadenhalkdreat No. 5,4 4 5.) • aCCTTA Direct (last oh' day Jan. tar 4.londid clipper ship •.1, %WI tams W. M. WIL.7N, Commander ts SWEarst This splendid ship, twat to lOW DO= Wiloon, end Co., of Glasgow). Is assildsnar Itionsel- s lei to shippers. Guaranteed not to tits awn Wen die • wetsla--Apply Se OILLATLY, H•111.11Y, and 1111rgis 'Crideuhallatreet. NGA PORE Direct, the very fast-sailing clipper- i.ust barque PANIC, • 119 years in the Liverpool Madan I.r book, 40 tons register : In the Fork s India Declq. I •ply to RA /DIEN and EPID, WlEfewireol; et In iIIATLY, HANLEY, and SR WILL. V, nhallctrost, LC EAM to HONG KONG sad SHANGHAIS b taint goods for Hang-Kow and Janes), th•spliota. Dow .l.nilttain serve noun alippor old% VAR UST a.,1 y Loos register, linsoolinal horsepower, w ~.. tr , .noer, RIMY JONES inn' of the Barterst;, ding in the East India Doc ks. This usaspittleent save p, Milt by Mews. J. end W. Dudgeon, of 111 Mara, grad" e• trot opportunity to shippers respdeltor deepeliels. Not oalia• .e.annodattos sensed b. summed. Tesancias fee • —Apply le , Ceptata HAMMY 4061101. cc boardr ki rt iLiATLY, SANKEY, and IWWII.I. 1/, Ladenhallsteast, LC. r. RS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of landau' .Lltis of PACKET SNIPS to s itt.kLlA.—For WELBOODNII, Port thflep direct (lo Dews Docks on Saturday, rebreac caber at Wal k tam said clipper ship 8111170 1,100 toes, J. UN toonmander to lead la On India Deena Her anew. .11tiOUll fur all clams pesosoners ere antarpesoed, and Win . experior nod aargeon—For snob u , LEA)D, AUPORT, and 110110•N fr ra Qr .= * Walley 47= end Stioo, T, leadoehdleareet lbensogen by Malin, • pocked" ass conveyed from Paddington to Plyrarrath LM the r second elossires. sad second etre for Wad elan tats FROM torszrow. Olt QIIIDINSTOWII TO NNW YOKE HE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and FIEELADEVA 812A114 1 11TP COIIIMNY Intend der their king wered=b-beall tans Neer Itleansilldpn . the U Steles FWD LI V ItaFOuL PDX NNW TOIL CITY OF 00111, Saturday, Jaw IL CITY OF WAIIIINGTOn, Wednesday, Jan. ff . CUT OF 11,LiCMP.M. , Ironstone), Feb. S. And every Wednesday, and every altuesese thwardstr. Ontri passage by the sail ilesiases Wing every Wad= 17, sad 11 inisesa, accerdine to the socosassodatiela by the Saturday's deems; 1A guineas. Forwent pimp • • • ng all previdone welted. lee ••• • the Untied Naar, and Colsestd; booked WtßkA • • Tify sstrusdnlteous tortse. —7er farther particulere =Ulf LIMAN, Widneeleent. tamped; or toligln ie • d 11•CNY. IL Meg WlNNwennet. HE s LON TIAK D N O A N vi , l or y nni ALlAll omajury ond uem.d ADßlATlO • ender Companies Ask 11/L Whew* the liability shareholders te limbed to We sweat of their shard. Capilal L 190.090, to Is dlgnb se elf..sQ each. In Iden and County Ba.l. Loesee.— Brandon •••• flank of London sod Liverpool. LlvespooL rwtlJatcd Rank. Itnnebeder. Lhasa [Pathan's. Sq. (Mama. Ulialiasms• aitel Co.). Landes. aroard Castle, Du rham. and etarttortNYtekalgre.. estmoriaad. hen. tMe-sra. Charles Joyce and Co.), 124- rector or the Mercantile Credit Mandan= , at Daus—Jobs Balk Ern Wears Qullter, Ball, &MCA.) London, and lean. Robins ancl_.ll-i;b4l, eel. remise sad Co., IlysipeoL fries. ahoy, sod EClrk,Mseebrder. es—Meare. nanny and Hnrison, 20, Kiwi Arm yen. rnannifortinni Ensinintn—Robert Bowman, Iraq. SECTITAIT-04w7 Grant, Esq. Oar-If3, —123. eacharehotreet, KC. PAGSPIC/Td. Increase In the Mediterranean trade during the last tsa as shown by Woollens' retsina. amounts to LO, 0011,60 g, to the Italian, Greek, and Adriatic ports base very Imply aced. In ordort 3 meet thiamine' or trade man dam Loudon Ma Deane a mattes or Font nammity, derma...by merelmata for IMO ever lathig onevermii llocir goods being such, that the Dtreekwe have ao hesliatkow that nearly the whole trails to sod tram the Ueda will shortly be ealied by screw steamers. It is Wes. All at trig Meet tor at itoe goods are mama" es hum Lando* I. Italy sad Greece, while apwards if tons are =mans Imparted. Dirvaers, in rtsplvlag to establish this Oompesy, are e encouraged My the led two noes of Ravi eleismes $. for some years, bees whit most enessentel resells tte trade between LnryoAand the Italian ports—that Me ling merchants in Leedom intemeed Is the Malign Mr* :.nistantly urged the on:anisette& of the lime sow I. and many of the nierchaels in itelyaod Greece. In order bur their confidence in the .nee of the en=ries. hm a ed to contribute towards the capitalme meshed, otherwi a se the Comy in yaste mfr. objects, therefore pee , of tid every e onmpany re the establishment t Ma lino of size, dialinen between Leaden sad thrperts nass, Leghorn, Naples, Messina. sad Peluso*, la sell whh iriating regularity at Intervals of not lees than tan dm; . Of Thies suited to the requirements of the trade between on. Greet, Adriatic, andothapeets in the Yediterreatien. 'der that the operations of the Company may be com d without delay, the Direeptere bane provialosally entered a arrangement with the preen= of an ertg Une to Wee their four new stessers, six., the Alexandra. Oodleta, and Venetia, and valuable comer:too hi the Heim trade, the Man-holders will enter tamedistely tete a peat _ iness •. the prim se be week nes by erteinniiime„ and ht trepted in shares of the Company. Theme siamesse Mee arpremly boils fur the trade, me el 909 tens maims' or anutAnd the castanet Mahone power, am 111 Mama ndslay, Son and Yield. Orders will be at ones stile 'WOW novenae of the necessary additional steamers. Ilia will not meted LS per sham, new will they be mile at intervals than three mouths. To the ealaut of SS vie shareholders will be entitled to sandpits Ware min ,ion Interest oa such pre-payments at the rate of d per per MMUS. dd no allotment take place, the whole deposits will he re • Aehictlrm. money or other outlay beyond the 1014111111111 In the formations and establishment of the Jill be mid. of the articles of aseocialles hes for Inspection at the Ames Oilicei and at the Wilma of the Company. nitration for shares to be made in the =meted form, end lied to the secretary, at the Company's offices, or to Me or Bankers of the Company. 1080 Of APPLIOMOII 100 ®LIES. !To be retaimid the Bankers., the Directors of the Lontton. Italian, and Adriatic Means Navigation Cooplay Limited% sien,—lirrtno paid se OW billikere of the abomeasned y the star of herflif tequest that yea will Mkt shame hi lb . said Otenseny : sod I Wei to to tech shwas, or arm somber amber that may be allotted - ^ 4 to become a nmenler of the Compaq; and I I. place my MOM an the nester of amMers the shares to be allatied So me : and apes Se be all the conditions ami mmintions mainland In IM Mm sod article' al 811111111bille of the Compaay. In witted by - Tim OtanymMen det. MIL" day of . Name liminess 44=MM Place of Addles Building Company. G Tinker, Req. Sheers owners . Leadenheillalma Atom Vllathorm, Barnard Crone. Dust= . f.. Westmortand, rector of the Mercantile AtPrrox —John Ball, E Gorden and County Bi Ann , rank of London Ca:dolidatril Bank. Mau OH Mears. Robins and Bar Mesas. lAunton and Co Wars. shore and Birk, IiCIT..LS —Nana Ham! iI:PERraINDIAO Es (Merman' Temporary OctA • P. The Increase In the Sled irs. as shown by theolk hich the Italian, Greek, r tnhuted. In °Mart a =arc from Landon has' prrterenceby marches r their goods hang such, • teeing thee nearly the memo wi ll shortly be tad that at Wei iftelle red from Landon to s.eisd tons ere annually I. The Directors, In reads het encouraged My the re, for seine years, been the 'ride between Lira ding merchants in Los re eaustantly urged the • and many of the n • show their confidence I coed to contrihnte tows • support the Dempsey Ii The objects, therefore, f W. Ma line of strew sif Genoa, Legbeas. Naple • deviating regularity at I tid. Of lines suited to t no. Greet, Adriatic, i In order that the open need without delay, Usi to m arrangement will over their four new II •• and Venetia, and y which the shareholder •le Lu.slness •. the peke he accepted in shares c o espressly Milt fur Oh • recut:AM the eagles whisky, Son, and held oustructlon of the Decree Calle will not meted IS u intervals than three sharehelden wW b • Icing interest oa sod at. per annum. Should no allotment tak • rl free of deduction. Nn promotion matey in Themes incurred in the .ourciny will be paid. A copy of the articles a , lieitor's Office. and AS Lb Application for shares ts awarded to the secretar] kers or Banken of the leall Of Al To be eel a the Directors of the Naagalk Gentlensesk—liarteg p. ampany the Bens of • e Merge in • pt such sies t :e x r e .• me, and be thorise leak= BS spf-ct of the kb f:nd by eh ihe randem and l et. eculate by alr inn p Dated this et rHE LONDON, ITALIAN, asd ADRIATIC STEAM NAVHISTION OGYPARY Limited). N..TICZ IS HEREBY anent. that the TIRE of AFPLYCA. Th.% 4 for SHARER to Oda Company will be CLOSED 00 RAW& IA 1 neat the 23rd Inst.. after .hlch date the Weeders will lt,.•etd losomilately to allot the shores. By order of the Board, GEORGE GRAICY. Secretary. ( quisiarsTeasporary Neon, I D, Yessehitrehetrest, Jaa. It 1864. ItAILWAY ALTERATIONS. -FURNITITa c t Curtis', Coils* in Madeler" de. —ll WEE awl Co. sew OFIEJL Malt veil erearted. riders LICK at peestly reduced prier. their wadies belie earthed the METROPOLITAN EXTENSION. Oa view, SI d II. cement, Plasbury, Loudon. pry suppllattlem , r 5 Article wed lo plats IgertalClAßD=i and Ca PORN% BUNIONS. and DETECTIVE TON ICAILi =TRACT= sad CURED I ens aliabh withirat cunt, Lyles or the least pals, by Mr. RY—NDALL. fit, sttsaded by Mn Eendall if preferred. 111 7:14 1.41 raL t^ Sir Rendall boa Waleson's!' frets tie Iva hulls, wt.. , rosy be seek with thousands of others. tram rim or 14 kingdom, smiler to the following:—you tbs Mad in. Its I,ril Bishop of Loud's' IteadsillisseMsMa4 cured sta. onis an my feet without givbat say ssia."—"Slr Robert • ler, 3IS, St- Jamas-place, Ms had two Imp toenails and ▪ •trry...l from his frt by Yr. lead/4 sad esti strongly neoromeatt °beim. tR ltdoeistrimst ossareat. Irliiii: IN VIGORATIVINIRVINIEIIBIOIOI. A. the most scientifically s,IM,M Mai Wag pswertal whirl ,e ow.lial ever Introduced i to th.fr ace" ' °mei". the secretions, on the lategrlig of which whet lichic dr 445. It la a alx 3 el dr for deb/rite ell alt Mink old tram Be cow otos, angler nth, ingredients, melee lad fieliste °l4(m ik prove highly tiynelictal to the nervous me dyepegtha ,r sa per bottle, or lour quientltles 10 este lee erg hole 4tt. ?leen. Baumgarten and ,Co taCt, Oxfordalinat, W.C.„ 1111, Imiciecihan.cccoet. IC.. Landow. R. SCOTT'S BILIOITIS and LIVER a never rallies realedis ril= "Um= Inv i a bl e 11 " 1 . ten tee et vrlll be to oil who satrer tree Oltlor id in eanaiii * 112,1 ,• /Palm% giddier" anon dit eyes, In T h r= "nrorre. ea a Welly sperlee4 meeleise, ad ma nib, ad the ',Joel they are truly mein ; 'did la tide enein ad 'Yreka to the stomach, tees creaks ansalli prelim algeansa, eel ear-no/then the whole nervous —BOI4W W. ,_".l. a. Klee William-4MS, 1 . 11 i g li"2.l 1 "uzevev. le bosom. is. 14t use ft Pt vstre teen lar li &owe Bina an Urn lilli liespeada• an bersainsillbel Deakin wish .. was= umbels - mewed ss as Alm. kNDONL . TampAi )17E/41M JANUARY $l, 1864. L+ U 111 8 • Tat A net 11 an SAMMY next, Unmet SI and Slorenn, loads ; Bastian anralnl, and Wina Oandrasber- Winer 1.• at Elgbt eclat& R 0 YAL AL RABIBRIL—Another Grand 1 QIN. et Perionsestsa—Praecouto Mese Permaial tea times to dalli mod taddcolthie sad crowded houses—lllrei w ue eall ui t a. Mstees Irene and Mathllde Moo:Md. ad oily Pearls laden Is England—Jules Perez, the Star Elder od the World—J. S. Case on the Magic Wire—PaMawe Troops el lemiereMai —ll. P roaroar e weadelrfal Teak lioress— el osidasisd Do French Clowns nether and Bertrand, ' weather Ms whole et the double Company. will appear at 1 meh 111 Day Performances on Monday,. Wednesday, and Warder, at Two o'clock. Ereninur at half•past Seven. Al ' arladon :—lbirate Boxes, fie.; Beeetted limta, IS ; Maas fla : Promenade; b.; Gsßery. ed. , _ mai I aßßelgw,swvtgiiikWeekiii.a.v.H4l.o. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—The wonderful per tanning Ileplent "MAK' of alialirder Morning /lett, inse yam, of Two o'clock, wag at auk oninoquent represen tation for alWited period. T HE RIGENT, Vinoeutreqww, near Viotocia street, Wenianinster --Selections from "Erode' and "Soo munbak. - Prima Donna, Madame Cahoon, from Le Souk MUmn, will ollidemi band sod area. Itamell OtOtlikollll. drier. Orodie Wool s J. 0. Fonle, Oreille Parker, Nat en. Moak Mon. The. A/wader Family, An. The FATS" CIT TALL by Mr. A. IBllmonlor, Imam tboloormoot midmost momilloont mob pit eMedimbd, t . STZVENS and 915 b-4 to call attention to their superior STUCK of W 1 ad lIPIBETIL—PorIa from the wood, 275., Pia, na par dozen ; aniseed, Ma, Ida, 60a, OW libraries, Efs.. Ets., iBt ; "en superior, M., 48a., 60a Marsala. to. ram. ; Caret; las., KM, Ms. 30a. : Chad! growths, NW, as... and upwards. Brandy, fined Ovum. M., ass per gallon ray 061 pals ditto, 17 5 ,Ma : Old Jamaica, lars. 4d., 16a : very choice wool, 17s. per When : Whlakey,lBe. and Me. English ilia, Pi. ad., 10e. Pd., `Ma : Dort and strooge.t, laa. dd. nermdiels.—Tenns, mak. BISHAPIOATEATBSAT Intim& Established IA Years. A LIXOPP, ALIT ,ein2INESS'S STOUT. ZA. JOHN 7. BI lib m. sala contractors tar lionisd Base to the la apule far MIMI Alm* and Soma ladla Pals aqd HaplaaniaSiP4 800 . and IDA Lags r a .;:k= a and madam% Ille Wade as lifted le= hr ash. . lUtlsiaL ildto2o/81 sad MCILICrIIIe itier mkr:lc S TEVEN will SELL by AUCTION, at Madinat ROMS, It, Kingtatrast, Casmaioustan, 4011011.1022, Jan 22, at half.past i 4 weetaely, a. on of 111.PSVAlt TiIIABANTS .ad other MAD 1111* =ratted. taw *hells, Be., lathe, and a Taets .. alr pump, objects for the de el . erce = e a earls* of alPziananaous bad. Tax carom —THIS NVP.NI.NO • Devi mid' VlEnt - QtrAIITWAY BILVIEW,NO. CPCPPX, Cynthia. willies by likhlloid Wolodoy, _'llll., tail .i., was published on Saturday lush • . c<= 4 :ol lt g l W. liMo_K_ .14112 ossitioly tor Ihllk oillailemPlok MnSlim o KING CHALSTIinn. 1. manorial hy . the el*. • • • walk his led and eliorw llitrootor ltr. V. J . . •'1 =Lon Views of tagloid. ' ' Onnle .. /Lnowneth. angel Ik a ralf. -, ..; Poonyth'e Wird awe. •-•.. -_ - ---• ---, wanton Moons • Itit ea LPll 7lol l 37lo4 4 l dadrK ,•. , . • .knhe's Trnvols ca the hll4. ' ' • l air . . THE .LONDON , . PAVILION.. . 7. Ikea ln the Middle *gn • P2Orturospir YOURTII Wlla . 7olll*M. & The Dania IMMO. •- • - Mb JANUARY nntan - r John Munny, Alhosondo•otrest THE LONDON PAVILION. • NIM •GHOST MILUSION. Neste witb Lomat pratonnd and *wink' slim* sad enthia• 1 . THE W MAIO'S MTSTIZT," WIRY EVINI:4O, at 10 °Weak. SU Morino Bowilsg Alloys open Orilir, OI7R CITY ARCHITECTURE... 4 ns Sr ILDEK of thts week contains Ens view and delatis of New BeNdlngs in the City—Notes on Hospital CeliatilletiOlt Vigaoles on Engineering—The Carter el Pinner ari Sculpture—The Shakespeare Osketestion—The Went of Smoke on Validitis—The Peabody Bulldings—Vandyek In Inland — The late Joseph Woods, end ether artists,, with aB the /at and Sanitary News of the week.—W, or by post fed. No. 1, York-street, Corent.garden, and all newftasa. IENCE. Lo. - * easineoriticanamia.) ITHE SLIEWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. ALTONA, Jar. WA The Federal Commissioners announce the ap pointment of Obergerichsrath Henrici, hitherto a member of the government, to the post of President atthe Government of Holstein, and of Count Ban- Anon as a member of the government. A battalion of Hanoverian Rifles arrived here llentsiday from Harburg. It is said that the requisite preliminary arrange ments bays been made for the further conveyance of the Austrian and Prussian troops from Altona te Rendsbarg, so that after Thursday 6,000 men mut be sent on to the north daily. WIZ INTWATIONAL FINANCIAL 110(111111 Limited) are to prosily W itSOll/ITIONS foe the ca tai of T r i a l AND SECURITIES COMPANY ttheital). Capital LLOOO,OIIO, Is 40,004 r Shwa of 160 emit, of which 0,000, in WOO Shame of if* seek eel/ to be issued at present. RI per Share to be paid on &Satpura It la not orettemplened to eall more than 610 per Share in all, or Mon than AS per Share kincludlog NJ on a llo tment In the tie Aral peer. Incorporated. with United 11.011111, under "The Companies Act, UM" Application will be made to Parliament, in the next session, for an Act couferrinksrudal powers. Ws Or the Doke oIIaiLBOROUGH. President. The Directors of the luteroataousl 'lmolai Society ithalted) acting as • Mutate Committee. Jobs Ban* Esq.. Y.P. ,Direetar a 1 Ike Bank st trektad.) Blr Jams Yergumon, Bart M.P. Pante South...ll (howille, k M.P. liar John Marks Dalrymple y, Bart, M.P. James Mackie, req.. M.?. Sir Lennon Pat Dart, Y.P. Btr lissrary, Bert. M.P. 1/1111ais n, Dublin. Meaty Taegu , Bac. :Berries, Farquhar, and Co.) Sir Jobs Gray, Dublin. Henry Ileote. Jabs Boilkryd, Iteq. (Director Lands Improvement Coragao. Bon. William Napier Lands Impro.ament. Company,. Hon. Henry Petra. Sir Charlaiiieb, Bart (Chairman Lads Improvement Company,. Philp Tirana, Lap. (Maws. Barclay. Bevan, and Co.) BANCIZAL _ _ _ Yes. illerlay, Bevan, Fritioa,Twena and Ca, Lombard- stred. kaki: Mawr& larks, larqubsr. and Co., flt.. Imam greet, Loadoe. soucrrois. Nam. Elsdassa, Dalnmate. Drake, and Ward, ~.. Parearasa Mmiirestl7king, 3, Charlotte•row, Maasigo-} 4inw "' 3d=ni. Baster, Blair, end Cowan, W.S., Ifdlobargh. J aw Mama/oars Cardwell, lay., t Doss. olla Jallaa, Era., lingo& Yam Seymour and Co.. Si, Thregmentonaireet Nom P. Caseetwe and Co., AS, 011ees—Iseetnationel Society's Temponry Th ritier-V i r Brad street. LC. and S, qd Paleos-yard, Westeineter,S.W. Th. Directors of the International Financial Society, in ado. m nth* this prospectus to the public. call agendas astir feet that the Company has been established to supply an admitted west in Shia onntry, where landed property is leis enertishis as a land of credit then in arty other of the States at Swope. The Comment will act as agents tetween the iaresting public end the borrower. They will also make advances repayable at fixed teems, or by tmminable armuttien, on landed estate, and on every charge upon lend, such se aunty and parish rate., rube holed en land under public or private acts 4 parlutment, royal chortles, eseemdastose of seven, Improvement rent chirps enpans states, towns Improvement rates, ground rents, tritsts, go. AU the necessary preliminary steps have been taken for apply gig to parliament in the ensuing session fora special act In aid of the Company's operations and with a view Immediately to genre to the Company a tell for the coennenosatent of business, provielcoal and remunerative armagemente have been =Ws for operations of an extensive character in connexion with securities created for the improvement of land, under the Lands Improve ments Company's Acta of Parliament, and which are preference charm en valuable private estates. lanethe bests of the securities thus acquired, the Company wi Mertgege Debentures at heed rates of interest, payable bell-yearly, tor &crow or longer terms, as may salt Investors: and rash a system of registration will ho adopted es will is effecti by vely protect the lenders from any over issue of &bai m the Coman The Company acting by their debenture .peter, will be maabied le tam ever that paid.up capital mew this La the peer. It Is estimated that a corking fund of g 200,000, being £lO per gaze, would be suiticient to conduct a Dualism in volv nl eyeragont of tires or lour millions per enema, and a moderate commission upon that amount would produce an berme Thick, after making the most ample deductions for working expenses and mem fend, win leave a gam aveilshie far dividend endident to remunerate the riereteitime on an manoielly kink senie, ea proved by the large prate made hp the lama Improvement Company in the tea peers they have hem To tie DisistaTi' of fh7FliWnitiFsariGacia !eddy abetted), St, Old droadeitreok LC. Goationso,— i I request >ou to allot me sham the Lad Securities Company (1641.11) ad I = ISO :• booms a amember or 1b.% Corapsur, and ,to wow= or lay lees isher that may be sUoUtod te me, sad I request that my sum s ma may be placed es do resleter or M.• bin Is raw% 4 the shares allotted totem I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient SONIA Yoe is full Address la lull Lifereace Dote TIIB CONSOLIDATED DISCOUNT COMPANY ( ). Ito. 4. Abeeigiblms. aildel &Lwow Gimp Walter Combat.ls, Eq. limn °mutable and W. :oeo l i c eL la iMutp, Tag. Mum George Dram end Co.'', Gnat U. ililslittle, lie., °hector of the Ceps Town Railway. It'Artlanr, Req. (of the gren at Wa sad Alexander WArthar. imleniten matchantel. RI Illermatoetreet. P. J. da f rgzig L aq. (Mama sargood, //Masud Bargood,, London and i Themes Bhephetd Richardson, Esq., Director of the Buenos Area sad River Plate Bank. James Thompson, Ewa. Nesern La Gros, Thompson and Co.), Outter.lane. Hugh Fraser Underarm, Esq., *Richard Humeri Ponderous, bd.,} Hum Boudreau and Oa 'Samuel Baker, Rat . Moe et BANIiii—TM London l arfor mL mlirlisv But toturroan—Mere. Sole. Toners mad Hardwick. The Maoism of Ude Company helm in active mmadon the °greeters are prepared to amount approved kferai. sod busks advancer upon negotiable tentrltien Mama received on deposit, at call and siert nodes, at the amen& raerkst and fee huger lerrioto apes boom to be meetelly agreed lama QOPAI3 sad CHAIM—HOWARD aDd SONS' NU Tip Yell Zany Cash, and Sedan la every variety, at their warshoulen It and 27, BERNEIMITIII" 021,011D MUT. Illsatrated cataleptics cc application. WINTER 0 1 7ERCOATS.—Gentlemou about to order their WINTER COATS ue bated Is beeped seen garments for lubsetioe or tale, of the NEW GOODS, b— awling some beautiful belalab made for. and be Mg sag at HAMILTOY and lIWPTONIA In Talon and Ourreat led, Strand. oppoolto Easter AM and CO.'S BOYS' CLOTHING. find IT, OXPORDATREET. The Trot &LehiMasud ta the thmdoes far everydeicegytke et Boys' sad Toot s' liras. Hoak sad Ca's Capes for Uttle Boys loe. od. to ris. Od. *yam sad Co.'s Overrate for elder Boys lan id. to Me. ed. Hymn salC4..'sJsekets toe Boys snd Yosthe Ms. ad. to its ed. Byrn sad Co.'s Mon halts for Boys ligass md Co.'s Barrow Bolts for Boys Irma Ind Co.'s Osborne Bats for Boys Hy sol Co.'s Bnieknebocker Salts Ryan sad Co's Thomas Sew Boys *me and Ca's Tsai ter Boys as. Id. Os Oa Myers sad Co %Weems sad Cass Ake Ma ad. to Us. ed. Ordisessn's Beton Order Depertnient. legends Ilspartnseat for Gentlemen's Clothing. MM. Ow, alarta, Osseral Hosiery, VatesOas, am, he. BYAM sal Co., OM sad M. Odordatrost. W.: 21. sad M, Mormirset. Mrsftensis sad 4t, Maple, Ueda rill) PARENTS sad GIJA.RDIANS.—Tbe rases J. d Tod' le lisle napalm Saardlos $ aba* indoor a a r Ilar m thell I rian sat arrA h s ar d am. a titrag all als iMa il i dimg wa.4( Karla, far S talaalle Olealo. at ° Paj aa DelaVe lle tr a far ourasibui do baradiaday 'law. IN praaaralaa the gam a ro aaa. agemPliimort....lldi by A. DOWEAND t , 12111 C . 111=ak sod bir alaulas Mt ped/lairlr.. A* alt A,gEIIIO.A. (mars rleuestax.) ROCHE'S POINT, JAZ. !1. . . The Inman steamship Cdp el Manchester, from New York, has arrived here with the United States mails, 70 paaraogers, and 729,000 dole, in specie. Her news has been anticipated. Oar &deices from New York are to the Bth. From informatioa received in Washington it is believed that the appearance of General Early's force in the Shenandoah Valley is intended only to prevent future raids in that region by the Fedora's, and to protect the railroads to the South. General Kelly is amply prepared to prevent any successful raid againat the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The Coafederate guerillas saltines to annoy General Meade's outposts. The Provost Marshal at Bealton station was recently shot by them, and a bearer of despatches was captured between Ste vensburg and Warrenton Junction. A correepon delft of the New York Herald says that stirring news may soon be looked for from the army of the Potomac, but that the precise nature of the movement contemplated cannot be divulged. Despatches from Cairo state that General Grier eon was in full pursuit of the Confederates under Forrest, , and bad followed them south of Cold water, Tennessee. Forrest is reported to have re ceived reinforcements from General S. D. Lee from Ottawa. The weather was intensely cold, and several negro soldiers had been frozen to death at Island No. 10. The Mississippi at that point is closed, and the Ohio clogged with ice. There is no direct news yet from Knoxville or Chattanooga later than that which represented both armies to be settled into winter quarters, with no prospect of immediate activity. Richmondpapers write des ndin 1 of the' Pu g events of the past year. The Examiner of Dec. 31 says that the gloomiest year of the struggle has been concluded, and that neither the hopes of interven tion that buoyed up the spirits of the Confederates in 186!, nor the victory at Fredericksburg in 1862, cheer them at the conclusion of 1863. It admits that the repulse of Meade at bline Run, and the battle of Bean's Station, afford but a poor offset to the severe loss indicted on the South in "the murderous assault on Knoxville." The Ezaeaeeer concludes as follows Unreasoning confidence has been succeeded by depression as unreasoning, and the Yankees are congratulating themselves on the result, which they hawk about as 'the begin ning of the end.' We have a heavy score to pay off, and we know it. This may depress us, but our enemies need not be jubilant over our depression, for we are determined to meet them." Both Houses of Congress re-assembled on the bib. Io the Senate Mr. Powell, of Kentucky, in troduced a bill to prevent officers of the army and navy from interfering with elections, which was finally referred to the judiciary committee. A meseage was received from the President, request ing that the payment of bounties to veteran troops be continued till Feb. I. Mr. Wilson, of Mass., introduced a bill to pay 100 dole. bounty to persons of African descent enlisting and resident in rebel lions States. Also a bill to amend the Enrolment lAu t. This latter bill decreases the exemptions and prohibits the acceptance of substitutes. In the House of Representatives a bill was in troduced to repeal the duties upon coal ; and a bill to reimburse loyal citizens for looses sustained by the war. THE ENGLISH PRESS AND THE FRENCH DEBATE& The Paris Tempi of yesterday contains the fol lowing remarks respecting certain comments on the French debates which have appeared in the oolunias of some of our contemporaries : We have mash reprd for the Englialt prom ; it h the Ant is the world, and the fitting mimesis. of a peat sad free people ; bat it is not infallible, sad the NMr is which some of it. prioeipal organs have regarded ear discussion epos the Address certainly will 110 t reflect any hamar ape. NUM. It would he 1 impossible to airplay more *eases* sad frivelitY Ulna the 221.. at whose article the Constitaticsusel was unlucky to make use of, without, however. &Anti, rere dos= entire ; a chromium* we sea wily modernised, far the Tines, under the pretext of se AL Thiess, drew the roost eajuat and the most insulting p re of ear inetitutioss, represented ea as aubjected to a sort al Asiatic despotism, sad rendered homage to the power sad magnanimity of the Emperor, for the insertion in the Xcntitairof N. Thieve'. speech. - -- The Siecle of yesterday has also some remarks on this subject. After referring to the diplomatic correspondence between Saxony and Great Britain uppaon the Sleswig-flolstein question, it says : Imbed of oompyieg itself with this diocesan, is which the British cabinet does not always show to the best advan tage, the Timer sad the Meriting Pat prefer to fire WOO iamb at the address of the Frisch Opposition, sad the Con stentioand habeas I. applaud. Canso' the legal& bur ask, which boast that they helm to a free country, seder stead why Preach deputise should claim the *itemise of public liberty Are them journals quite sincere is what they say? An sot their attacks and thin attempts to beanie the debates a wasp= of war divested esaiest the t . What has weaned to justify the hostile i Ceet smb ion of the Louden newspapers Paithful to doe tribe which do sot date from yesterday, N. This.. mei fisted his predilectise far the parbriesalsry hL Basher, is ecidenalty ebb • the emeliteliee of IYf3, &feuded pissed gevernmest. N. Juke Pane. without sahebs tsAa the spasms Women forward, showed the abases sad the ineonvaaiseee of laws that are toe reeektne, and asked that' they might be modified. Is sell an this snits Neural ? Do sot sash mater al streggles harem a cLurpeople ? It will be said that they had pose meats , ; but which ware serf provoklea. the mason of ' tlisrverameat et those el the opposition *. However, the el tie Emilia' isereak spas our Wessel edam I. 77•77 We ember is we them alike de set omen m, them sot i. we submit the m to their . sortemel. Whose , enact therefore. the tem sew being made skeet the , regent snide in the Asia sad iforsting Poet? If they 1 1114 Mesa N. Realer or Y. Rooked, wool& they Inn bad the booms of appeals( cm the frost pose of the . Phabler med-odidal ',saes should riressalie the atasko vow lima r os t n be asa tglish piles, sad analeba with Ile pink " raNOl (94,1Ped; ia:• Add 11°12111') , 011014i° A .i2 SHTON. • • • ASN-lINDISH-LYNK WeDir-MsT ETINIWO. The t Hon. T.'DL Gibson, President at %ha Beard of Trade, erldresed a sowed meeting of assent . Mate at the Tows-hell here this evening. The P- pr Mari Aodded. veto Xr. Gesen, who sou received with loud cheerielivl4 l I seeded to epee easoangiagly of the prosper& •or resident the cotto• tee sad admiringly of the fortitude wit* Joni* Ban- whisb the operatives bad borne their sufferingi. .it. misting upon the shipping trade, be geja...ners, geed bye tell that Ms trede in shipping—We power toes ; .es arrived here toLai s Lf ship as . well as W. English ship—would be to navigation ; but what is the cue ? We Tai fthhgatt tlie tamp of Braga ships eater*g le sad doe A ProlimimarY am-me' tog out with garret* the United ILioadom has massed . the further conveyance fa the ptw t year to an amount of something lei fear- Ina l of for end upwards, against seem *Mies nosian troops from Altona tom ell Mere sapping ; thus showing that with a pest .aat after Thursday 6,000 men Minim eltsgetlisa,-Biitie shipping has kept gradually is .ne north daily. Mums of Reign shipping in the trade with the tinitst lingdoesi . ern It would not iss fair to take era* KIEL, JAL 10. for this unprovemeet in shipping u dm to ear 4-Holstein Association has res.' policy In this country ; I am afraid that some oT L ie ti tion to the Federal '" it is dot to the transfereooe of the carrying trade from Arle' rim Mr to British shim, sad why this sniasforeass hats speedy re-astabliv` Atoeriosa ships to Latish ships. No doubt, partly in coizi 411,0rg continue"' poems of the war that prevails in America, there may be the ems pour in mos* sod king out siremall vessels, but I an ahead these is something mese est. that them is the fear arneopt the Asoriosa sercheatehippial of attacks by certain armed vomit OM are careering over the sem, isd the MS burning and do steeping all need Aims memo slaps tip It,, ape the high' seas—the fear, therefore, of deshuMea 'by ties cruisers Ye mood a large hugs of Aisesites err g to 'Ariel shim Now the deems' is the. t of Asiciese. shipping is very grog —le Wadeib dilisWleg IP* IS or IT per seat I minion the.. eh le elm yea that it ss sight the the attention of this pale cation should be seriously turned to thoielaws 2;g ll :v il eal the setioa el billigerets upon the 'high Sias •—lhsee, hear]--.for if *me two or three used • osuktry with DO JWIDOSIOOOII to • navy e i gt= upon the mesa, armed with their one or two pas, ess Mu lb. sees of the merchant Saipan if • matituir. Mita, what right hippo to thia mincry with her sem eve commute. over the seas, if she went to war with some saes est availed Dotson of the use of similar descriptioas of vemelel Why the whole siglei of of maritime warfare is shore by the introduction of steam, sod these fast Masers cannot be overtakes by the mg po wed al navies. The sea is a very breed place, and they cm roam about, for teen is ao paper how lois, capturing and destroying *oar awes, tad it is not in the power of navies to provost gnu Wel& If 'these, is it not rendered worse if neutral nations are to supply such vessels to belligerent.? (Hear.) We might without gra* my, for instates, if we were at wet with some country, blockade its porta, sad we might provost use from Meg forth from he harbours—he if that salon with whom we were at war is to be at liberty to go to some distant region, some country friendly to ourselves, and there be furnished with thus armed privation to await about the Geese I should like to know what possi ble ion the pea navy d Baglaad, end the gnat =- hare ups which it rests, will be able to pre to the comassis it this conntry—(" her, boar," and cheers)— , and thereto the government have our not only in ea in tionstioag point of view, the great evil of mitres furnish big ships of war to bellies-outs es • principle, and ooahau to the . ..mg good undoreteeding amongst countries. Feel ing this, • sad also the still more paramount oonsideratioe that it in vital to the interests of England, this fitting out of rose* omen not *emigres mime in the warfare shoal% be prevented, they** *hessian. which thelaws of this eouatry have required from thsen—they bare sodas. roared to the Mt of their ability to pat the laws of this emery in force spiast those who are segued ia supplztg e the so-celled Confederate Mates of America with vessels to cries against the commerce of the Hailed Pak* • nation with whom at this preset same we are on terms of final,' allunee. (Cheers.) I do not know whether an geotlemac here has tesa the trouble to read the legal arguments epee this question, hot really I confess for one that Ise mashie So understand much of what has been said upoe the mak**. I am told that you may sail • dee a ships through the Foreign Enlistment Act ; it may be so ; but I will miler Saks to soy that I will Jai mother lest of ship thseagh tic emiteedisa which my one of the hiryoal has lather* pat Yon that mt (Laughter sad elms) Common saes tells so that the Conies*. government ' are the parties who have directly or Wiser maid these ships to be built is this emery, tad that in so doing they entered upon • deliberate course of violating sad evading the laws of England. (" Hear, bear," and load diem) I am no lawyer, but that Is my construction—(hear, hear) — and I do not think roe caa sail • fleet of shins through that (Cheers and isogistar.) I are tamaisd woe this question of shipping, sot so such for the purpose of calling your attestors to the fact, with which I dire ear yen are familiar, elle great increase of our Alp e*, bat to Met oat that it is • subject that well Mom the greatest consideration of every commercial constituency. Mr. 43iboon enlarged at some length on the Screens of our exports, sad on the results el the repeal of the papas duty, thee posed to the American question, premigag the "what I say with regard to these sat. tore an ay. .iadiridul Maio's, consistent with the amoral principled the Cabinet to which I belong, hot in all go mimeo* as under all circumstances is which me ere pieced, Mr are whin moderate diversities. Bose psi one direction rater further than others, bat provided there be ea egrament in general principles, pekoe of degree are not such es ought to prevent men Ms a 0 together for the benefit of their country. (Cheers.) regard to the American question, the goverassel is strictly neutral ; their policy hes been to do oothisg ilkil M to say nothing as a government that should favour the views of Seer of the oonteeding parties. I think gear rally that policy of neutrality has been approval by the country. We are bees wail to remade. the South—to tais steps to bring shoat • mane' of the heeds sot recently, but formerly ; cad it is a dr comisess which I cease pus without °biomes, MA the go *lsin this United Kingdom rem own b tires would appear the met likely Ms be presseted yi patting an sd to the blued., has aced desired that car Maid be guided by japes end good hob with • fair Mormon for the serum diffi which the eoveromeot of the United States have cad to .neonate. (Cheers.) Time urgings shoat Amore have out cams fees the setea decrees. I suppose It iefoood cut by this that that tho cotton dis tricts lam goals sad %tate'. , and the power of appear cianag wet is be sad right is ear Weal policy, and age sot prepared to roomusisse that this imetry Meld Me am unworthy courts for promter the pecaniary is tweets of the class to which they elms. (Loud cheers.) I mom el those who think, that at the commenostnent of the Anissisma war many poem lee b wetly formed tic Ofaimll that it was impombh the anion °mid be restored. The comes *yin was mmay ports of the emery' with whisk which Ism 'squinted, " Then is me thing ger tee that whatever elm hippos, the mks email ha resseeed." I mow tam to that oseilasiou. (Beaty leatt , ISo ass tom whether it will be rousted. I erase lea sale fatuity, bat I moot go the Mph of seeing so eitsgr lame Ise as moms sad Amin the it is iraposgble the Haim should be veered. Whea the Boaters laden took rep arm, for, be it reasembired, they commence this , wet —(" ear, beer," sad ohms) —it was • war if to papas. 01 ea Male path Whoa they leek up mos fer amopeUiag the pormaisat el the need Stem to sequisess in Making an the Yarn* of the emery, 1 siege Mt that the South had zustiertekee • tee which it would be difficult to samplish. Nothing shied esetethiag like seek a empire if the North es weed carpi am to lay down theses. in despair was they la Wire the gem stet el that country to spree M sepastsia the wear whisk Ivia proposed ; but when 1 lUD told is the Stakes leaders that the object in Miss ap ems wee ant merely MD de. rrt of then ishopentease, bet the Malaise.' estisl slam sepses whisk ewe the institution el sia, sad wr y, lied L ime lp ibu lo s an imitates the east be eitoriehe& sd sit condemned, I thee see to spoil II that sea ere right, , and are going to soma ie estabileag she.. *Wipe es futuidation Moses et a amesphe, whet ham we her east ter years sad year' ie presehieg red temliag thee slimy L is • cane, and it is the ereatietilistedathe eat osa fail ups • assay. why hare we hem eadeavoushig to Men- Tsale arson emery with which we have come bewail with oar Mu as kr the mosseity of nheishiag the skim had tads, od therefore I say slavery ales, because n Motu is right, this tits slave kie is not wrens. Well, if theifinthira ROYAL GDOGRAPIIIOAL SOLIETY.—The next meet d haw k. Gre ri bs di a gaggar b d by s ong g r lug be held " X"am • the filth immimmil!t ,adflomt anis to *Mee ibis model Ive Nimbi* the I say we eight pm., Mr A.I.X LC.B., Prowstm b them have sit boa previously is the Mk ; we hue hes* peer emir. The follower will be read e i ;-14) . Mr. benighted b u g le% tat has I g o l ips at have peg be g s Hostor's Explain the ie Middle NOW ; swan d ga s wt g ni * g m& as g , & g oon go d gams has. j (b) Report of Xr. 11191errow, en the ale- t ot e m j ig Amens% that lb. 'riot of °Wet L 'ooe , Emimaltio• Wows aimed ealdibies el the mire his oar Mee trans, cousinainted by tie Oolonial-oSea & Amu* d ; gatesel asedition In the world, a the of slime the MGM River, Lemke, by Proem" H. HIM. j bat as we us toll ley this ease patisema, Mr. itteOem, BaronsAKE CAMBILIDOM RAILWAT.--An err- egriuggias a the Cesplenge emu, which J. tieeldiNSlT pasta seset el thin seisms, we. held sheet to he establidiei, will be tee Isel peemassat is the Istday,sa the &Mee BMus • Mr. W. H. W hitbred a !Mary des wadi that lope. le Rue it were to ell the ask, _for the pupae asesidatag the propriety al , the meg penny Milk hue bra. by Baglasi Meg adds se l f sad sale. en speaks tope sad ether erreatee gem fum melon.—lt this be porlii Mose forte pewees. The animas aid that the state if Male tea las aa Whim* with or hope mime WO meitimi hod ba ommrowsd it had hos though t for seem to such • sum? I sispethise eel mess dies es by the beard, before they proceeded for idepeodems bet lel is eat to ta the weer, to *Ma an Wisner with the Lagos sad hog * ? li tiosa, ham.) No ma bee alleged a North Weems Railway tau* tow if some anise* at. is the Boehm Mates except the growing toothiest Immammomt moon mot be mob- This imommlow b" mot Tot a the Noll men the Meeks d every? No mss teas phoe, nail lesekee tt weed be nee cry i. cif era is Said the Is the South say tight has bees withheld, or the mime smeliag. Be meld, essotore, arm "Tat the say has hese without a remedy ; tad, S. bed, the musing Mud ad/pima astffil Wedaseday, the el Xt. Jeers' vie ldartsif has lased the inetitaffires of Febtetry see" Xt. Purbeck amodeil the ssielsa, wide the emery ia Menace to the pee& bin ban oaly se thet wee epee*. Affikmool emeabgly. ' the Mtn le see looming dot growing Neese KIEL, JAL ID. The illeswig-Holstein Association has resolved to send in a petition to the Federal Commisaiptiers kr„ th• speedy it of & Bobbin- Leuenburg contingent to the Federal army. PARIS, Jan. 20. Le France of this evening says:—"Denmark has formally refused to swede to the 11111211101311 of Ass iria sad 'Pity's* and the trove of those powers have, therefore, received orders to marsh." 1141113tTRO, JAI. 24. The first Prussian troops are expected to arrive here to-day. The troops intended to pass on will remain hem for the night. The Austrians quartered in this city are to leave for Sleawig. The wind is in the south-west, with 2 degs. above freezing point. BERLIN, JAN. SO. The New Pretiariche Kretaz Zeiteng of this even ing says : "News has been received here from Copenhagen, to the effect that the Danish Govern ment bad refused to comply with the summons of the two great German Powers." The Prussian and Austrian troops will now march without further delay into Sleswig, in order to compel Denmark to fulfil her engagements' Field-Marshal von Wrangel will proceed with his staff at the end of this week to Holstein, and thence to Slaw*. IMPORTANT RESOLUTION OF THE WITH TZMBERG CHAMBIRS. STUTTGARD, JAR. 20.. The Chamber of Deputies to-day unanimously adopted the following resolution, signed by Herr Probst and some other members : " Considering that, according to their latest declaration, relative to the Sleswig-Holstein question, the great German Powers appear to decline to submit to the decisions passed by a majority of the Federal Diet, the States forming the majority must on their side be prepared to give effect to the claims of Germany on the Doable., in acoord sac° with the resolutions passed. Since also the expected decision of the succession ques tion will be followed by war between Denmark and the German Confederation, and that to defend the rights of Germany, and, under the oilcans stances, to carry out the resolutions of the Diet, demands all the powers of those States, and that therefore immediate steps of a military nature must be taken, the undersigned move that the Upper House do present the following urgent re quest to the royal government : "1 That the army of Wurtemberg be at once placed on a war footing, and a certain number of troops be placed at the immediate disposition of the Confederation, to preserve the rights of the Duchies. "2 That the loyal German States should be urgently requested by the Confederation to adopt the ame measures. "3. To request that the territories of those States, and more especially their railways, should not be made use of for the transport of troops which have not been called out br the Diet." BADEN AND TEE CONGRESS. IN-THE-MAINE, JAL X It is stated that He von Rogenbach, Minister for Foreign Affair:4 in Baden, has addreneed a circular to the minor States of ermany, the grand duchies, duchies, principalities, free towns, &c. In this diplomatic document Herr von Rogembach, anticipating the realisation of the Emperor Nape leon's project of assembling a magma er confer ewe upon general European affairs, adduces various reasons to show that in case Germany should be present at this great meeting, she should not be I represented by the plenipotentiaries of Prussia, Austria, Hanover, Saxony, Wurtemberg, and Ba varia, and of the rankfort Diet, but by one single minister, who alone should be entitled to speak in the name of the whole of Germany, to defend her Mimed', advocate her policy, and stipulate in favour of her future. THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN BELGIUM. EitIISBF.LS, J. 20. The King has enatmooed to a conference M. Deschamps, one of the members of the Right. It is rumoured that M. Deschamps demands the dissolution of the Chamber. ITALY. TURIN, J AN. 20. Professor Plana, Director of the Observatory, died this morning. The Chamber of Deputies in discussing a bill on the Ipensions of the civil servants of the crown. SAN DOMINGO. CADIZ, JAI. 20. The mail steamer from Havana on the 90th tilt. has arrived here. She brings intelligence from San Domingo announcing that the Spanish steamer Leon had captured an English schooner laden with munitions for the: insurgents. No resistance wee made. (TWOPENCE which will eadanger the slave imattiess of the South, and which mast continue to embitter the relations between the North and the South if it went on, and that therefore it wee better to separate. Well, 1 believe myself that me end of this gnat civil war in America that see termination, at any rate, will be the abolition of "Livery. (Cheers.) My hoeourable sad respected friend, Mr. ht , —(loud cheers)—is am charged with wanting hathsiuYedme Amencan institutions into Bagdad. Well, I Inn with regard to this American war, the South rebelled and.raised this iouirrection became they fereaaw that I Sella institutioe, viz., the emmeipation of the slave, Mut about to be introduced into their country. It was the redstrace to this policy of oun—to the policy of England of 'all other Catillthiln in the world—that rave rise to this grist insurrection. (Hier.) We are told sometimes that tariff questions had something to do with it. Dietitian your minds entirely of that ida I exert—nod, if there were time, could prove to yes by the clessest deetrieetratiou— that tariff queues' lied meth* no earth to de with the quarrel betimes Mirth and Smath. Why, the South were *ever united upon the anti= of tree trade--the South sever haloes opining upon the question of protective donee. On the coutrary, Louisiana was for protecting her sugar, and other States of the South werefor proadiug their produce but as for its having anythi n g to do with the form of prverensent, why, if Americo ba d been a monarchy, it it had bees an empire like France, when these two peat sentiments—freedom of labour on the one side. end &every oe the other—came tato collision, an the east i in which the, exist is America, whet are the eertahl Meesquesese ? Why, we did not find it so easy to eamoeipate our slaves in England. We had sum* trouble i try paid 20,000,0001. ; sad we bad • Wire in which there was mach embittered feeling. and my firm belief that if the slave pertyin had borne the same proportion to the net, ot the s when emancipation was demanded in this cowl= they bore in the UMW States at the comosseceineet of the ern war, it lavery probable pea would Vet have bees sae to get through your emaempetioe m this country with out • resort to arms, or perhaps to the emesiock Cl your slave countries to some other slave country, where there would have been • greeter affinity to themselves. (Hear,) Mr. Gibson proceeded to speak of the wonderful re wards of the North and to the immigration thither, m =tills belief that they would be sealed to bier tie oy were incurring. Referring to home gnosticism he said he was as much in favour of Moan as ever, and would like to see the constituencies ))pressing for it. (A voice: "Dennieric"—lengider end chem. Another color" Aye, .theit's it.") Well, I am asked to my • weed shout lakeimist. (Cheers.) One of our eminent statesmen on the conservative aide nil that the Danish goireliee, or rather the ffitswil- Hobitein quietist, was ens which few hod studied, sad which none understood. (lonator.) 1 tenon my stadia have not bees very diligent in repot to the Illeawir stein question, but I do not know that anybody, who is not ▪ Get man professor, la expected to be able to explain all the refinements of Giro= law, and all the difficulties which surround the questise of sumeesion to the two doublet of Sieswig wed Holstein ; but it appears to me that this is a quake which ought to be settled without fighting. (Cheers.) I remember that whim the cooper of Paris met shier the Rumba war, which mopes' was attended by hum all the chief powers of Europe, I thielitt a tl Clarendoe—very much to his honour—moved • resolution, which was suppotted medially by thence& representative, to the effect that for the future it was very mush to be desired that when questions arose bo ttom the different countries in E —questions of dispute—it was very witch to be wehad that before having recourse to arms the office of some frieedly power by way of • mediator should be invited. I hem not theresolstios before me ; but it came to tins, " Try it you ammo settle the difficulties in future is Doom whisk may arias, and which are sure to arise, by refereme to some third party before you resort to arms." Well, I thisk that was • very sensible resolution, and I vie they could me their way to act upon it in this Danish Sleserig•Hohteis question.. (Cheers) MI I know as regards the policy of this government *that the object they have had in view, in any advice that they may have given, or any moral in fluence that they may have attempted to exercise, their object has been to pinnate faith to segapmeets, whether cm one side or the mbar, to promote jetties. sod aim to enure pease. (Loud cheers.) But, beyond tabus you that the question is one which I hops may not give rise to war between my powers of Einem ; beleod What you that it is impossible for me totem say optima as to what may be the ultimate views at Praia, or Austria, or Denmark, in this matter, I know not the mends upon which they am rZesettle the quatrain 08oblimtrien is a very taerdd to one in the matter, and merely Mates to the sue exam (Beer, hear.) We, se doubt, are perdue to the treaty in DM, which atte mpted to seeds the qualm of suceemicu of HoLtein and Sleswig tip,tbe prows et Denmark ; beyond that. I should =WM avoid eying myth*, for feu I should misieed. (A lama.) I fear that at the present moment the question is in • very pout. her pate" all boring for ppeesnesea everywhere in respect to it. Still it looks dark and and if we swim any madded we (t opinion, perhaps imid only be valeta ing—(hear, hear)—but .ny errant dare is that it may be added by some kind of mammal or arbitratice, rather Noe having recourse to arms, which any settles she is the strongest, and very eft= leaves unsettled who is in the right and who has )esties on tbeirsids. (Mesa.) I Wyk yeti ems mow kit your kindness. Yes have Mora me with peat iedidgeoes. I have told you that my thions upon reform are where they were. I know that dial men ere supposed S. pert with their Ikea loves audio form new cocieerioas. 1 have not dose that yet—lotottil—end I mean upon every occasion when it is is my power to do so, to prentrealtem views whisk plead 1011 I favour in the dreg imams with this emetitramer—army eitonsiMiiodsoatios, freedom of ma i , I masa vete by ballot, *Minas of the franchise— f it Iroise anwoolunset.l—(Longlar)—Nly hoe. hail son mt. trinoshant, so err L (Chams.) I ass for ramshma. I am every to say I don't think the House of Commas last nambant. It is my popular, a largo egomania sad vary difilealt fir mgotsrams.t to nate mrsailms. If tba Moms sang that taro is Wail op able to ha spent, Male ate always omen dig op from ' use or the ot6e, sad derma eve mode les honsmial eager diturs, which it is exasoliegn neva far no Obnomilor ii the Esinguar, than wank - las ems ypa non is se ma Inns iodlaed for mammy •by sail 'Dairy no bin few years tboro as bon a nonsoble ssdseltoa of expeditors. My baud ko that your szpowasse may be Mooed below what ft le at 'want without hog the wales of your witoblhasealle. (Chain.) ad I ask V as lbjay's preset govormient are painted mask law to catty on public affairs, io all probability there will be maniocs following that course of reduction which la tpas plows dining the last two years; sad maw , geualsaisa Si tars asg gado= which you may wink; Madams to ma I shall be most happy to answer Mom. I porbarsinilbendrenbartge in day to my costitnowts by petting a mar base them I. that light than I perhaps could by esimmaiag to dilate twos boa subject in which they cased tab a' particular Mann (The right bon. galemaa oar repining tae soprano of his 'sadism to mown any ingniins from bit esantosals, sat down amidst hearty elsooring.) A nal von of ants wougnos Is Mr. Gibson, and a similar oomplianot to dad la proceedings. END OF MI DT MUM PITNINNI &MIR/ —Re. cordieg to the Ifosoraak Daily Animal of yesterday, this = Med wile has at length been brought to a does. says—"lt is with smelt pleasure that we bays how reTne sad of the strike which baa solo ng *Limbed ia • potties of the Durham coal district. Yesterday the Ma who formaty eroded at Brandon Colliery retuned to work, or rather employed the day I. nuncio( their feesitine from Durham to Brandon. Thew wee quite as modes. restordey morning, from Durlin d. the men being unions to NOM their old houses if . We uoderstand that man formerly waiting at esetraw, Bnmoepetb, sad Williasks here sweated a wish to return to work on the terms offered by Mown Strikers and Love. Should this he so—and there ma be little drab. as to the feet—the Pitmen's Calm may alm be mid le be at an sod. We test that the leathers opal district will be long owed the ealemity of imather strike." Tai GIZLT FaareAN.--AilOther suit in the Court at Admiralty his bees cemotested against the Great Isseeres. Caplets Paton, the commander, has caused the vessel to be arrested for a sum of 2,600 f. There ant now two "arrests" es the Great Ship—one at the mit of the some of the We ship Jaw for 6,0001., and the other by Oaptulet Pates for 2,0001. ALA/31130 ACUIDINT AT AliA/L-14010N.—Yesliea day sondes se aseident ed an shrift mature etwarred as the Midlaad Exissalos Railway works at Apr-tows, St. Pumas. b the falling of four mile*, which buried a ' ember of borer, dx of which were killed. It was at tint stated that six ems had bees killed sad severe! Miters is. 4 . Jura. Ibis, opus ioquiry, ed to be metros, for tin ass, bearing the arches at once made their escape. The areas' woe made ' • for the sweet from the Xisewroad to the tridp over Itageat'a-meal, bat they have base excavated ea both side for the works sow going as in eessexion with the sew weds el the Midland Ba lmy. The Moms beimapite Mr. Wyse, the eontreetor. An influential deputation from Belfast waited on Terwlay awe his Exsallasey, at Lb* vicerepl lodge, Dahlia, and breed& before hi segos gems! points, or allissikes te which they sbjected is the revised miss Vosieweed by the Noticed Board of Education. The repriassted as emaciation consisting of all re. dessinksationx, eqpnited is Belfast for isalehing Weer the lIIIMINIODia Of tie bard. iiis Exoellerwer replinh sad said that the statemeste would reissiv i tt maim essidintion, sad Iles be would refer anlie to the Camminiesan al Egivarlioa. ma .subsegasatly ley Ana Woe Ibscykihet. OSTINAI. PALAOS. —Om SMILING DAT. WlllinlnOAT. Jaw 10.—Admidleas ea parses% MOT ; OW by NOM WM" na i Ns* kask I i ~: t..