The Express. — London, England, 1864-12-31 00:00:00

I / . 2 , 7n,i, -----,,,,,, ____ 3,-,—,..„,._,—/—z, , 4 j t a Al ' 7- 7 -7--- 7 IK 14 No. 5,741.] BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE o f CLIPPER PACK En for AUSTRALLA tram Lanka dine* ' Toms's. I Dods. Melbourne... Elphl .e Aqua Queesalund Lestaborough Queen/laud .. Sunda Queensland .. fintion f 3 Ccearedo reove y • Perr 5742.7 1 reign (New). ; Melbourne . Fred. WILMS 1.800 X. India 1.000 X. Loft MO X India • 0 000 I. India X• 00 X. Lea 2,000 X India Dec it Den il Jaw 25 rsb. 26 Jan. 10 Zen. 25 This orksteMod Ku or psoksis lam b thoir pladneMSy sod mid pumps, eused world-known munition. NM Mir pr. longer sooonseodstSon Is unsurpassed by =Lwow& Moat Ter rAM tk irA l L a tnge . Nigi rlo.d i t gh , re s 4o•T w a ls . Adonis few Sh a n al Dal Use; and T. IL MACKAY and Co., I, Lestrigakaletn4 laadon. BMA PROM LIVERPOOL OR QI KEW YORE. ______ - - LITKRPOOL, NEW YORE, sad V I IIIZ FHILLDILPHIA STIAMAIIIIIP COWAN! Woad dal. atlas 17altad Unborn patella( este tallipowerial Clyda-bnlll ban Mang Illerwittips, MON LIVISPOO "s har intw TUX. CITY OF EALTIIIOIO. Wednesday. Jam. d. CITY OP Saturday, Jae. 7. And awn arsdneaday sad may attsanaft Cabin palms by the seafl stemma saUlne di ara IA It and U umbra. awarding as Oa a yama{aby Sam the y'llllllll. inhiess. innt prow tnelul nanarda ftn a 1151406 previsions sembd. Possanc e : o se isada. Os MOM Wt., and &lila Osa/Mft bashed as •117 ades~sns arm —Tar Misr Isalan awn WILLIAM =mar U. Watardlyank Uweasl; se is M NACU. ea. King i/Msimahant, COIL rfITNARD LINE.—BRITD3H Gad NORTH nr bsew — ille ITO — llR — Rool — eiles D0 711 • 1.4.4 40 ..0718 11 * tonsil S rumen sod wells. The he- Lowing of ether womb ere'pooh&YC to esti from liverpro, ogling at Cork to reeeles the wells: CHINA, for WNW TO Retards, Dee. Et. CANADA. tee BOSTON, . Issuer' T. `CUBA. Jar NAV YORK. Seterday, Jar. It • Ts/dag Resingers cod seeds Er Noma sad Hevaansk, trsaskered et New York (eua to the perislodos of the Vetted Ilistes outherttles) oft tioer2 the RILL & Conk.. term* woosey, soeledlse atewarre tee sod pronouns, bat without wises or Is :—To HAW= sod Dostae. chid =Ada. atte aseond table. ill To New York, chief amble. LDS : mooed cab*, ALL /MOS to Belli; Deeesw. sod Nor York 43 per trek sad Spar Nei Ways to J. B. Nord. 62. Old Wosdatrest. landau: .f. Oen* Irma sad "Yoe de Is Beam, Pub; 124 sad J. Dry^ Drabsoarrersosi. : D. dad C. llaolvar essalsam w&D..aatt q. Moslem, S. . . street. n A LBNILT•.41181111ANQB COMPANY - • .684" liteitatiniipay tirrimmw atiaisied she arliiidissi der : 12811 reeirqateed la every IreenteSoa. Agents * Deyertseet. IIIeOLPACIC ICAVIIIM •BR Potees4alley, art turdscor 11e5.,, *Rh li elsaars, ll. ih rnd fmil abag . 11 :4= 11 114 P rIrra v irt her. th Ihat-bas hoss‘lti Usk 3 41 , 40brnitS)1ORDIG • sears a lvlitei * P•tt es r L i T o rYf e., nvoliesiser Te victim il a varD TURKEYS should Az* to •A ii i ; W. aad•S. X TAYLOR'S. U. LIME . FaLTINZ fkailisiglon• .7_:_e.V . :_ . )!•_:_ rb lt w e rA n jo 11•00 41 1.12 VIIM nit. iiaga ea-.iiew—a " Itßina SIIPPLIZS or OAKS rallaat, IliaVii...aigt Co .. bay, — TeMaildd Alsity og/ of lineylge MIXON CHUM di for limn& NC and. country e el York and Weeigkelea liada, Mibitiodrilmilr s tirOns sad Paigoad•Paidei YOIS de Irkini, kik'. fir— !lra Caelme. Ow kw odrali n s a lkiosklist aweriety l" r riell otemmeibins kw Illse luncheon. dinner„,ded mapper table; alas Chew tarbzi rs. t Wines mutable ter morning and general es. • likewise Wines of the chained vintup likiempoka.—lreceign WW•110010. illi, Piccadilly. W. TONDO N CARPET WAREIIOI7BI. a..a WAUGH moll SON, I awl 4.. GOODOIRMSIT, W. ABOWN 13.110TRIBIL —PATENT B 2 sad. Bradt Pasalloa ?ma roam& lbs., at PlICIla 001/11/DICIUSLY 'MUCKS. • • la PIOGAILLIZ. WM &IL 1 1 1 It BON B' - V NIBIIIN O will Rod currixas 1201111ONGIIIT ISTABLUSE diaIrI, 271, aziossrarszer. a. osaverdeat Houma Bleetro mow aisii.eilmr, swam Salsratiary, lea boa baths. g oad sets. fenders, Si. Irons, Illedentor sad "nams•=e gal vaults. Sr. I Wird.. to arm. dial soma swat wactdots, U., wrought iron, and come Ukase goods. ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new B hiventlea, so admirably centered Yet a fall bed; as well as smaller casks, may be raised or tilted on It without Moor or trouble. Its action is es impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid 'laid by so pomibility sea be disturbed. Pike Be., lbs., 14a, to wilt 4, V sad 13 pilot oaths. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No required. No more flat beer or soar wise. Peke la ed. ; at—Apply direct to JAMES BARLOW, teat,W a lti Maiteles-be Nee that hit sa peteu me mad address ances every article all abeam esa * Mletroiletleau I?lparile Itia saw maw Int MOST OBSTINATE OYSTER is opened with affpritiag facility, without trouble, M or rathillag this daub= bah, by etheil t AL T ATI NEWLY IN VENTED 01 STIR-OrENEE, price Ss. ed. —JANE3 11/111,0W, Isendor end Masulacturer, 16, Cog Willthasainet, lleasios-brase. legrarlap gratis nANDLEIS.-PRIZE MICDAL. Itte alat PAIMIXll.Adogial by r Majesty' aestesseat et 7 dation. .1. C. sad 3. MIA the MOW meastaeturere sad holden of the Met Mat Nodal. maths the public soled w agarleas Imitations. Tina taint le at all pedalo mad boxes. &la ay all dealers taansibeet the =. Wholesale sad lee espereette• at the Watts. 111121 LAYIIITa. lONDON. 8. when also my be oblehaed Ode eelebnied Vaned &mho lees Tablets DAVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, 6d. per Ib .; paraffins, Is. 6d., rood parsilins. la ild.; sperm, le. N. and b. td. . fine British VIM, la tel.. transparent wax, la. Belmont wax and sperm, la. ; Garman wax, Is. lid : botanic wax. Is. : composite, bd., ad., asd the busk led. ; metallic for Peareeet lawb ed ; magnesia ; moulds, 71d. ; best Coln oil, 4a. per roe& 36c, 405., 445., and tea per 11210 s. : mottled, 49a. ; old brown Windsor, Is. N. per Mrcommon brown Windom. la ; whits Windsor, ls. id.; ,la 4d.. glycerine and almond, la. per bar—ror . at th. P. DAYligand BON old established warehouse, IS. It. 109th lane, Charing-cross, Londom W.C. IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. JL ItODGERN IMPROVED a:MAZZA six for 41s. good metal shirts (oar No. LC ta all slam, 1k tile halt Unequalled for excellence sad cheepoess. Priced Ilan irit z rZ porticelars, post Ras.—RODolllll and Co.. shirt soekers, 10, IL Marthes-leins. Charing-cross Established do yeara Oa park Francais. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS and NEW YEAR'S GUIS tor all who court the Gay and Peative Scenes.— ROWLAILISDS 11.1CAMAR OIL, a preserver and beentifyer or the hair beyond all pre, edent. Rowlands' italydoe, fur impart ing a radiant bloom to the complexion. and • softness and deli cacy to the bawds, arms, and neck. Rowlands' Odoato, or Pearl Dentifrice, tor giving a peari•like whiteout. to the teeth, and Ira =to the breath. The pstromage of royalty throughout , their general um by rank and fastilou, and the Quiver- WI) known allakcy of these articles, give them a celebrity an Walleled.--aold at 20, liationtardsm and by chemista and par. famera —Aak tot "Xewlandir" &sticks, NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and most useful invention of the day, AQUA AIIALELIak. Messrs. JOHN GOSN ELL and Co., Three Klarocart, Lombard street, London, perfnmen to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the public this truly marvellous Staid, which gradually !adores the human hair to tarn pristine hue—no isratteratettat age. The ague /weUs has atone of the properties of dyes; it, oe the coutrary, la beneecial to the oat, in, and when the hair le once restored Ma application per month will keep It In perfect colour. Peer Al la. per bottle, or in half bottles, 10s. dd. John Goanell sad Co. have been appointed perfumers to K.P.H. the Princess of Ram —JOH N Gtl4N ELL and Co.'s CRIMPY TOOTH PASTE le straitly superior to soy tooth powder.—To be had of all per Yuma cbrmirts , and at the metutfactory, l% Three Lag-smart, lambent-street Loudon. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER P a 0• , •• falling remedy, propumi without any i al bgredient, from fro m recipe of an o n .r Aeon, will be found lavalaablis Go all who suffer iUmir liver complaints, Ind wind, spasms, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, dm. PM I hTtZ o C.U••••••• ea a family aperient medicine., and as a purifier el She blood, they are truly excellent ; mild Us their operation and grated to the stomach, they create appetite, promote digestion. and strengthen the whole nervous systosm—flold by W. lam bert, Chemist, e, Ring William-at., Cluulairviros• and by most drawrists la boxes, is. Iyd. and b. ad. He ewe to ask for Dr. Scotts Milani and Liver Pllls. no genuine ars In a mowe pees paeliam with Wiluaw Ism tart" enswimed on the Wimp. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been, during twenty-ore 'emphatically Banc dosed by the medical profession, and universally accepted by the public, u the best remedy for acidity of the stomach, heart barn, headache, leant, and indigestion and as a mild aperient for delicate constituti"ns, more especially for ladies and chit dean. It is prepared, In a stabs of perfect parity and of unUotm stresetb, so l dllM cod Co., 172, Zi•lr Dondutreet, Loa don. aad by all rampscsabie chemises throughout the world TIM REGISTERED INCUBATORS and AYTIFICIAL 110TIIPJLIt. Prices Ito. 111, and ito...d e r a rpi to NTTr and Co.. manufactarers, 19t, Albany-street, It park, N.W. The Incubator is ea sbY of containing napheamant'm ow, and ether eggs In pr BINSONTI CLOCKS.-J. W. BENSON will he glad to furnish eatlantee and egoellteatlone foe every deeerlptloa of horologleal naeldae. especially cathedral and pae lla elocka dilating tunes no say somber of beak —Ludgate-MIL T _AITUE.—The LETTUCE contains an active .14 Zocirle i the Lttucine, .bkh poloinoes gr.o r = trZtd, 4; f . Zymr:lt t e i r t it'd % a nyTn N o r nat j a ° Pateoi Lonna I BENSON'S CLOCIES.—A D esc ripti v e Palophlet ter lettate highly recommended by the Medloal Protoolon Ice i &wok eloeas. enotokang a variety of laformadoo poet colds, asthma, bronchitis, and all cheat adeoldema. Sym St Wp. .: hook. we Mantp.—J. W. MINION. Watch and Clock Maker to Plte, la lid. and (C. 3d. Pits. by post, L 314. and Is. bd. Ya Masi Iliebars the Maze *Malls, 33 and 3a, padriate4M. iii if', ,•. , , . . . ... , . , . ...___e . di a l F___ sr4lititt; , ~..,..„ A., . DAY ICVENII 4 II3. DECEMBER 31 SOW g [Stamped. Id. Ackutionsq [TWOPENCE . . _....., lINNIK WARREN- TELEGRAPHIC INTETAJGENCE. MR. FARNALL'S REPORT ON THE I ADDRESS OF MR. OOLDWIN SMITH TO )ILLY.- THIS DAY, and • HOUSELESS POOR ACT. THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB. DLIVEMI DAILY, at 11. —.&-- _ o - -o— -t Unica of bra choicer huturres riussaues.) lure sga, not larger than The opinion we recently expressed as to the (Pra m the New Pert ZWl"img P 08 4) iris the Wetted wedetse ITALY. melts of the Metropolitan Homeless Poor Act of An informal meeting of the Union League Club {e of General Tom T . Litz e t was held last evening to meet Mr, °oldie's Smith, it being Logs of programme at each TURIN, BM 3 0 . last session is strikingly corroborated by the official • • The Official Gamin of to-day says :-" At the report of Mr. H. B. Farnall, the Poor-law In- con ing v ialt ere gi er ep eci a nd e d in ie ".ria ". j e t we b„,,: t ge tkr o f "Ddiag e f v ufta," B"w is e niers tim t eni la on, IL James's Hall In their alit al pods to the world, time of the extradition of Lapis and his Amoin- Thumb. Boz-ofgos masa ~ in e par oars, w Mr. Erasing C. specter, which we publish in another column. In pther e d •th l when Benedict, at ad 2s. ; timerred seats, 19. ; pima; a rumour was current that France made the only one i n g enoe have a Board of Guardians re. as impro m pt u ce ll o f the president, Yr. J oe/ th en st ar e s , lent& condition that be should not be executed. This fused to provide a rear lion ward for vagrants, made •• happy and appropriate valedictory address to Mr. CZ AUX ENFEES, rumour was correct, and the condition was accepted and we believe that even here the workhouse in Ooldwin Smith, to which he repli e d p ar tly se follows ,_ Vera. mad th• ItEN CAN by the late ministry." question is situate in a suburb so far distant as to " Perhaps the wish may be father to the thought ; 'rte Litchgeld Mamie . j ibit l i .. come under the head "metropolitan" only in a tech- but it has appeared to m• that for some time Fad ordy for Oda Ding until further notice. THE TRIALS AT GENEVA. nical sense. Few London workhouses are now the fain); in this country against England has been Dray (Limited). GENEVA, Dec. 30 . without vagrant wards, such outlying ones not so growing ler bitter, notwithstanding the occasional re poor into the house mimeos of causes of o ff ence , an d i n s pit e o f th e p er . At the Federal Arises to-day judgment was provided admit the casual BOUQUET, 2s. 6d. pronounced at 3 p.m. on the persons accused of daelf ' and it is not a little singular that o ,, ti cas no was on , e , sidai egveriss of ri the orts wa of t iri to vidual keep eri an tr . m4spe a s y k e ers . w ors heem beth TREES, e a. gd . tithing part in the disturbances at Geneva last night in the present winter were the beds for igh I as to o thepublic provided by the various parochial authorities more Ism t, do t know • b i t Ian of - I August. All the prisoners were acquitted, those than half ooeupied. There is no gainsaying the am r i g ht as to ite m ultiroate iriod:acy. In the lag run ANS, 3a. 6d. and 65. belonging to the radical party unanimously, and inference to be drawn from these figures. There the more powerful and the deeper forces assert this sawed. lOU QUE T S, l e. the conservatives by a majority. The moused did' have been never less than seven hundred beds fese OM Maples powerful sad the more super fi cial. Th e vacant in the different vagrant wards of the "" r iaerfel eed Dees selreracial forms an Wes tempo- thetendtnif swa mi ri.vbruinztvg.l.anddeatimaliumnitt:Ye q Vall . P y utes' opki which. 10XES, from Is., dio. net claim any damages, and the court decided fist 8 rh e irt, *°°° bgeo . liag;tillandseifenourwagerinr la y n the etw stree i s treet s , it is have put enmity between kinsmen. The more pew= the expenses of the trial should be paid by the ..- IVTLTIMI IN LONDON. Federal government. certain that the fault lies elsewhere than in the deeper force, which will ultimately assert its madam is EILIMITMAS TIMMS. OORNHILL. amount of accommodation supplied. The old story the unity of our nos combined with the natty of our liar A hillitagg•STELlT. FRANCE. of want of uniformity of action of no app li cations OW , and still more with the essential WAY of thane Pia' ati • In truth, believe that the a reassimea ell kigg i " --.:• -' latilt*Ffitr . ' 11001ffititre P lif fi relorm2 4 1417 ; 1 4 0014114 ;fit ec ‘ elini164132b 7 01 'r liri4 • Ili "I" 417 1 :Villii egitandjl°ll4i:filticts" 19.1664r“.1.41; 'Ps /op the ir t ig a gat e audience at the Nan • to V Emperor, in or d er presen t his ,AllaliD lo S 2 same Iwo. with the apparent anomaly of overcrowded refuges them under this trial, itself proceeds from ontraeld affito- .d un d er low e dipi re m o , credentials as Spanish Ambassador to the Court of end empty =As. W e suspect, moreover, t h at lion, and is • proof of the peculiar tie which has baud sad r. Price at th e Tuileries. the alterations mid additions quoted have not been mwm wdi sBsts iy bisd ,,, emhy ths ea y m t r e a ta ate e T h e etase etba l m Wa see d• Z e s t 1862. The Forms THIC BRAZIL Nem made; until in many instances the strongest pree. s p ec i e ! rereetewet against hi m w h en i t i e withheld. astir the above Ash, gee tioable pressure had been brought to bear. For I know of so better way of aeoccialeg for the fed tbst the Mb every latatiosery re. LISBON, DWI ' 30- though the local guardians are virtually irreepon- Paden offset* ocanalittsd by Prism. such em the direst kuntinghcmie. Pa ge p gee The Royal moll Steam Packet company's ship sib* their atom, whether sleek , Gt. „ eh h ome Matins at Matins of latmfetwice under Dolour of medialite, wi- g ei every Wood rated; agb*l Mats de Parana has arrived here Men the Brazils, and will master, are amenakde to the Polio-law Board. Then e m i k ess l . hY ce itee m dr y t o i r o d ette d , welitiet = is i m m inneel a dm ma .eue a t t ft , err Lesegebeldge, an. reeve at I p.m; tolday fot Sitifeharopton, with 39 if it could be proved that a destitute person, was sisea - er Br, field, eygo et e segative kind, seem to pee . .... . p eseen g we i e, - e 0 ,261 1. •f a epee * 75 b egs o f coffee, rgfesed admirer) st a vorkbouse,beetuee the guar- Leas extraordinary hetet:be in the tordeel )eerllassels. 4 R • • . . 353 rollsilf t o b acco, 66 ham of ootton, ma d 1 56 duns bad declared' that in their °puma a given TO* woo Weeds' ead deeper force, I mask es, iis cr OP WOK& . number is " the fair prCportfon' f -a favourite ascendancy i'' the beg run ' sad thme ......e... YoliMeillan, e. „ ol either .. packages oceninftilis. • nation who choose to had, as the Petnehial boss - "they might 'te relieve, and be between than look paths ter ga r- ireg wri ar e -r lll -1 rp o -" hiala . u t aut & , The PateWpiesed the Deign on the evening of mem th a t HA* kis item r e a c hed, pu n ish me nt mot he eeentrasepyee permanent mor . - • oh r , th e p ea t G ems , !file 144 best: itderiug foe Bahia. would fell 'par thud who acted upoi tads For them there w il l be so statue wan, is * She dio pideeithis Migdalena, with the outward the:illepl order.. Relish o ' are beginning to timile aid afgar__ o ___esale aerie Made giAs by * • in I 1.118 . 4 efifeD bill PPM I • • Of theileli of December, on the 23rd inst., in APPreojete thifleeto and _. whAre, proper wards are themidcarte (we re m end the feueneaft i a • " to t " ' harmonic Society, _bile ' 19.39 Dorib, and lon. 23 west. not provided, the poor ears 1n some cases some mama mew e. Em m a& he e rt nen d Iy • With of °sow 111. : . - been introduced into the house itself. This is p e ti t desarm' wh am es thi s e id e oe th e ad m it,. et e : th er the fathom( the present. . . (By Telegraph from Lisboa.) radically oppred to official instillations, does not lei• Zeroes. laredimay Wens& the offspeiag of entissise a had glanced at tee note . . RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. & 'Wide the pima so *Mktg to be reimbursed for its ii ealltenelger Ind Pereetutlee whisk raged tbeer#eut European alike gto the Tim m) th a t Trait E r c h ltßg• it Vont 23 i to 26 i. Coffee, good "Pundits" on 'mall* and ' is lis P rshsnlible as ths catholkli Ir=ar sad the mial°7 t as Spais,still lily. Hat I underarm' S ea t, 15 e /110 1 to 5 rein. Shipments since the do- e lla wo Posia4 the regular ye . 7 4.41..a e r hkerat ty, 91411feeten.oc„„iaati?nte the moni lide the ja lrith, r thin breast ha F v e e w upee ltswi th f e edt rob mera jtste wvml airib _ rer = epoken e Ifitet) * they erode mead are of tho- fast mail, 84,311 bags, including preen, and disease. , ;rill, it provekthat a feeling Them eta be redressed, and some eye that bit aver could ' I 559 for the Channel. Sales 47,000 bags. dl personal responeibillty . has been irobsed, and rademelog has amid, beer Insfilebenrallegtheill ir wathestion et priette r • • •, . • . in - which Musician, wird BASIL this is even boats seisfactory than the shlingement ae the libe ral eara7 it e _ t be *Wish Paritm"" Whit° east ! absooesteg Exchan ge •eltritnndUnt 27. , -Thee ' , mkt wot es • • ' d *aids'' if a flueptivelte perilous were to band -,- - """"'""e bst e a= up abeam war at is • roe at the house of the PEENAMBUOO , themselves together for tbe..pwrpor, of bringing the sod th e go y im w ee d w ith : ' I his wife reread to a Exchange : .4 111 • London, Z. Sugar, 3 , 400 ; meter to &legal issue rhenener Admission has been bred. Ia me 101 Pots i I .ltollff ootanDi 11, 4111. IlOi o ffi newies o id td c o mp e nod .wn, 2,19Q, ' , Cotton, 96,000. refired to urgent neoessity, they would probaide Americans are apt one to ise bawd sew . moth the' dilidF of the wart. . ... by punishing the offender make this feeling „ s he tt k er ., t aftareet 6 ° thiel_i_er_te a einemlifed. However, rover general and do mace towards enforcing the more , e '"" s iw ,"7,,, oold ree ; f r ell Sc or - 4 = 4 .; 48 = 9 " . i Doke td %tea war - -• • °I WADI AND PEED. , thiplortildt imovisionP of the Act: n, %Week the kowtowed are promos day- leakier edam Oita led apstk sad his : - • . vein wig be lifted, andldie petfyjesiotinies,- pa: 2 2 for example, the e ru dit e ad elates% ebalressa your .. l'' e Veleffillfigesed Id* LAdviws ftora...Lepinesall to the 6th inst. state eltruntioni and Parnell'. 'N•otornninduttln w ° amine* era Yer fM: E • 1 • 40 •• he l- di e ennii• wialt While to appeal to mimeo's, or alleged Meteness, of item rthe . " meg we the xacito m a , ID/atoinej , . b ad w h wee d , a im* , em m. went Wangled before. eetion, was vemia mare drawn ass% after from times salaam' to the ty." At this period • • Italy, • rerbilisn i eallin, etas the Padden% to demand irrelfgh ti , eltlibgs:the necenalfsY of borne I , Wiltitel =tit s arme d to mm i dwe i meng hi eel at larks camearia. `• • erscadion Of tbre' dacha Islands by the Spaniards pt the ri ghts tofiritilegeti of local governments caseated in arra rues with Eames. ..h as thawed Iknkr 64. d sbi, 44007 vita imie moil' days:. I y th ti deemed was not compl i ed w i t h ton . Id become a . ugly apparent. We . have heard and Outlaw& which aloes to your history as well as es owe. hetweea the am sad wee dimmed once m ette m t the s te m & &m a re , offitia ot a, W iy on d b ecu oulte red * to bere be t,b ,. . new casual .. wan . I know that bus tbr y issa ysy bess ei reket dosszta s t nertios by way el ei thr eansel irios i b o 13% form, ventilation, ma Ps rarer there was so • • Prided ists t aeh to lave Power to make terms with pow ' by its previous itemanstratiose ohm* bad at thb gledow.amaelthig Oahe midi shard give& up the Wands,' 'or they had been a PP l . humme all that was necelelar Y. ; sal Y when ' *b .. • assadtatly forfeited all etre to the moral sernathip at • Was who thus showed takes ly the fares , Republic. Amebae resointios, s ' ettthaata wall about to ha gr e en, it wee dr ' I=r " 00 4 and mightPerhaa have been infolY bin to . r ib r . , wee aim "geed by lievered that the POW . ward was to be devoted to) nil wither rely. Bed re tendency or seek • ass'of # hied to edliAte by al ratteefillig thill ___. tam whet were desoribtr 'f en ppor of our lagga m ese besides inoressiag the amount of mafiosi' wile- , lea Lades that Ihe libi T y= i bsstd Not vet ampuld, ~ ow tai lw,i nd • 44 and wess i encs is, however unistiistacesily,to confuse the eationsleca- greply lal relreehmage inn efAllOsholse. i n. 4.. • I. aped to a quashes assrly touching the bossed in the Act were to Int provided for e le e - ter Mier, sad to lead Antilles 10 put too the castoff It'lleiglini be an Hig Plearilta AW led preowded on a cram for the per. Thu, by an pia . bterloA i i_ a l-w degraded hy awe gem* essaini. ho Isisegi"So um . - 0111 1 . 1 fier.I ll art 4 = lllLailm i lk weald t bs 4 e . 1:.• on tlits deaths. 30L so Tc. JggsgegigrZtGittiee ' rai gghab.:ti . Asia* Sy ag. by DO mesons the sm lest, poorest, or least im- lead if nth* hr owl 'nowt: or through thePermmuce et r female earns. is Los. took plea at Moab' as the night of the 26th Nov. The portant one iu London-by foisting the cost of re- your patin a e ' Judgment by the earner"' language of • 39, S c ohr came oar to particulars of the dilator were unknown. Irving its own poor upon the common fund. nv Pari (resis om bst a e th i r e i ivi t t d a pmh r art of sst i ve " s ww illes iwr i rs d em er ' te sS y s e s i l i sdl oo tee N orw i c h M us i ca l p ee . This it was thought would give the Peruvians an excellent • re reall y ed ,, Again, the authorities of another workhouse refuse this ocearos. For sorely It is not too mush to my that had Winded es the Soeday, opportunity a attackin g the realelatha Bolivar, af ____,..._ the saaah _, ,_77: even now to make some almost indispensable al- the Florida and her crew been at once restored to the judo. clergyman was hurling • The revolution in the Stets of Mumma at ' ma ''' . terstions, although their present wards are so ill- ditties from which they bad, as the American per sad lie, imploring his hearers hie, had not been pat down. placed as to make the certificate au impossibility, " t am have ""usb l l admitted. Mee InmegAn d r tam. a day's pleasure, but to -an effect would have boa produced upon the and allege, in excuse, that they " expect the place than that of se watery. Avd tn . , bi , they the r"" enhsh a rlater wgem , Y Spahr admired the must- THE BOMBAY, CALCUTTA, AND CHINA. will shortly be bought by government, and re f or mer cloys, Of warn seem to the present timeand sore, and sat out the sermon HAIM. to lay out three or four hundred pounds wale have °aspired to inches the Wad of America to the as, his entire ignorance of would be so much money thrown away." Issa noble aide. have don their Utmost to pluck • wreath of At the Union-house of a parish worked under • local t _ r _ e i : sed wwe me m t st r e V ek ret bar_ brew . A•d__,De e r,! . .wi_tit elm foal "' tea endentendin h the The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam- act it is considered an infinite hardship that an - ' eftw ell d e y. em te offer "' •••'.••• v. '''. •e• --1—... skip Delta, Captain Leckie. with the heavy portion of the already miserably confined space may not be over- me , occes i on d w eid seee n e ": it ila reyer gli d y t o i cer ci ow l? d i la rformanee of several Of above mails, arrived at Southampton yesterday. She brings dad by the Queen. Her in Pew ; 5 outages o y gee* ode. 3,3461. Ea eo. ; crowded until the inmates are stifled up to plague- dealing in contsovereed tauten with the Emilia nation. el him dunes his further m i. 2,300 et, pes , 616 pe m atme „ min i oed point ; and in another case sti ll objections are en- Englishmen , unfoetarialely, have some qualities which are retained to the Poor-laws in lota, and the orders nut eelceleted te make them popular a nt "g Mbar nation Y uan . atharni " in every 884 bales raw silk, vales ao,ooor. sterling. tnided upon in the same c ommetn i a l mime, from the mem e n imhate am . that of the guardians are disobeyed by the officials, only h sa n d vsei perlis hess " thW iseeseseu P e t ailari ey t t i st am e ee si d ch th se ei l r dem ßar d e n sia sss um... fleas because the latter have a wholesome dread of penal- ert and the Lag et the there are &boot 125,000 fames of maize is atom purchased ty- a somewhat disproportionate amount et swam N with him, and he wee to the mommtma that me w s would he admitted jots ties they have been told hang over them. These are ;Tin setae they are not reprdlew, perhaps they are - but a few examples out of many tending to the mono regardful than DOA other nations, of Janice sad of In 1847, he yielded to Pen a . m eek di a p p oi n t men t fo tent by the putbusn samepoint, and it is difficult to avoid the ie sub.., that thew aepee wave see bees mimed, the Pc.. oonclu - hereafter do E ngland o _ dons you-if has wrong.ate ribald iaived to direct three n Won, that some check over our local governing 11. in which the ports remaining still closed. Cotton sow allowed Aureole monld ' aPProach thether by whom s r, felt that ono ° h i t Hall, bodies will have to be devised. Even the large bad been eur w ee d. wi th a heat, manly, sa d 000s i som °Pond to Ore the b in s exported from Barbary is subject to a duty a 2 dole district wards which have been thought of as • repeat foe reparation, but without acrimony or Walesa. allu de'. P al la s, fle• per cwt. The stock of wawa is very limited-only about solution of existing evils, would be an i s m liner angry imPolotion of motive which lead to pan- e posal i i y late Professor Taylor, 2 ,0 00 „tw a t., unless an increase of oompulsory powers were given ate' ""lt , and which. °tier ail may be undemresa. " Beleseig Is 'eyed to Pam his Sun- Hash Hash , the Moorish Governor of Tama, who was to some portion of the executive. When this very . 0 ove sPss " v 7 ov e r ovv s P r r a pooee ts 7 made .. i t a mm ilt a ie h e l i coct .iii n o ill iesco nate : itit te t bumad'Parb, from which imprisoned at the instanced the Free& government, has • project was first mooted and approved some years ei ne m h e d i ffi cu lt ee d onerous an d t h en will be m''' charming residence , been restored to liberty. It is reported that the French ago, districts were mapped out, sites chosen , and d asen utr y w in t E hs e ir glan esa d o w ir b r o ie will ..end est • aem a it fair th c ciL in highest eesr. lware gebiree el agree minister in Morocco interceded with the Sultan for his representative guardians elected to act on behalf tisowily preferred to the extent of their power. would often relate how lit erat i oe . of their several constituencies. Everything was isdlY. assmaliss man- A latter f i v e' Ra b at m y . that the Sultan had midst '' , iu admirable order except the wards, and as the Asd a ! Wee". year g neernmeet ' if yen uee m t i t the exercise • den coetrol over the lac im on • hot summer's broken up the ancampmest of his army new that town, arid parisbes eventually refused to supOy these, subordinate*, and not to saffer q esti , gust' s solution -•• ' sad • broad brimmed marched off with his troops into the interior. The cense of entire scheme bad to be renounoed. But it sun- et blob y tail untold ' dic e d on ° the two natio= owned guest, decorated this unexpected deportee* wee sot koowc, but there were 'rite, and then inflate in rumours of diffieulties with the tribes ix the vicinity of Ires necessary to insist upon facts sufficiently obvious rese n to t w ile: b. os the: - . .ca to rmosd be pre bdi judioed iT a by th a e ny . cin u e l, wbo o baa ne zil all. At present our local guardians covertl y meths of affording him so d ffi etn i nee . mote. Yon know that no syllable, even of bypothetiod 853 Spahr visited Eng. interference, as tampering with the constitution, hostility. ma th met m maw . to • A mericans, would ... ir eel no new week of ine and have been known in some cases to adjourn their p ew my lips ; but I ought tto permit any Amer to 'eyed a serene and happy • BOAID or TRADZ, WHITZHALL, Dec. 29.-The meetings rather than an officer of the Crown should be misled by anything the i r hag fallen from me, or from ._., Right Has. the Lords a the Committee of Privy 'Council be present during their deliberations. As to the par- room hiflueonal writer , Or speakers. as to the divisions°, .._ all lira ' " death "'"' for Trade have received, from the Secretary of State for ticular and crying evil which the Homelier Poor me,,_timmt which Pre.,_ . Mil__ . .ereoog Eaglialimee with rd * Foreign Affairs, • copy of • despatch from her Majesty ' s Act was passed to meet they have been stimulated ''' " ' wk. " q" . "'"' "' white it it ----- 7 to st o at. . lisi psople you is sh rim i ered °°°° by that the ha the til w itr e tar b°d ar y dri A i rreries Englilk en- master at Turin, agleam • tesselaties ;of as Italian law • into a semblance of duty ; but while congratulating which fixes, the import duties a aerials articles. • lid of I esterday at the Colo- w hi ch w published i n b e t N i c he , . & w il e , ourselves upon improvement, it will be well to pressed by such organs of meta class feeling se the Tema. Retro& Mt. Banisio, M.P. on GlOvittatltzffr POLICY.- estimate the obstacles which have been raised against U any dominant clus or party in England were Wes& -A fortnight Mr. F . G. Bering, IL P. for the united boroughs of Fal• it, and to be quite certain that the beds spoken to attempt to use the power of the Rime for the purpose of doiog you a wrong we should be divided, and i Committee,,, of, the me- mouth and Pugs and Coder Sematery for the Home of as vacant are really placed within reach of the you would have a wwfom, and, w f thwk, 00t ,.. invit. .. eel COMING t hat the Deportment, addressed a meeting of has ooestitseets Of d ue f or w h om they are d es i gne d. ige, _but we find that no Peoryn us Wednesday. The hos, member reviewed the cast party on your side. But let the bower of Eisd in be es addremod to tho policy ot the goverment durisg the peat session, with be touched, sad we are a united nation. Gentlemes, th e m nom that • largo the whole of which he expelled his °occurrence. He „ tamest al arta' would be to me one of sedan-of sad. a:et:tibia, who with to considered that the last torsion of Parliament was short, IcOREIGN-OTTICE, Dec. 21.-The Queen has been ours greeter than return. Next rummer, I trust, wffi bring thez I should care to my-if I did not promise re greatly dissatisfied an d, o n the whole, uninteresting. The opposition so graciously pleased to appoint George Breckenbury. Esq., myself a qua committee has come soeducted itself that government could not complain of sow her Majesty, maul at Charm* to be her Majestra me here again to wit_ the further progreasof this peat lo revision. Though we it, as to Dainerk, although the derricks , might sot weal in the Philippine Islands. The Quote hes she been revolution, which will by th at time, let us hope, have in of the merits of that h ies b eet w ic k th e general policy of th e mini s try was gr aciously pleased to appoint the HOD. Beery Prendergast passed out of the period of war. and arrived at the period Mr. J OO5B Webb. yet we sound , and the country was satisfied that the beat sada. welter, now her Majesty's easel at Rio Grande do Bd, of roccectliatton. third of all your efforts ; ad, at the i there is much fore* is vows had hew made to preserve the pesos of Europe. Re to be her Maisstre MOW at Chareete-Garenc. same time, to thaw my edge:ours., too soon interrupted, • which appeared in the mec um America, elthoura the South had woe the adenine ItioNowiner TO VISCOUNTMO CANNINO.-The with the kind triads whom it will be my delight to think Nut I leave behind and shall fled .g ala here. Till then may ik, and them arguments tics and sympathy of many pesos became th e was the mosureset to the Viemittetens Caning will shortly be de b l is mi liro m PoZi m mlimonal est_. th e e de weak peedee er po es wer ;ad whoss ehese ann s it a r hsd galla p o nt di e Loog y b rew s for in. ..sps .re tclad mouad to Odon whira tts, now w lnarks hsre it will spo t be wh p u tozi o n ramaw er the . everyblessing themmhcepiten"hilee"..""degfteameTored'aa` doo r can mg7emtaePehartainpgwift": he first and largest reci• yet the seritrehty of England would is calmer days to of the deemed lady repose, is the garden of the Gov . host rest upon the land in which an Englishman finds • se- a 'rime from the im- dome be approved by both belligerents. Thy prosperity meet HOODS. The moonment is entirely of Sicilian marble, good naive occuary and an ever open home." traduced-aid as be was of the weary tad been such that the six and a half nail• inlaid with various other marbles in geometric forms, epon the British Agricultural i lions of taxation which Mr. Gladstone remitted bad bees, the gat of the body of the tomb, where are aim inlaid the MMICHANT Siemer's ORPHAN A 8 sexru, NARIM- over tbe kingdom, the within half a malice, returned to the Treasury by the in- arms of the Casing and Stuart de Rahway families. e irox..-Mr. IL D. Halm'', M.P.,. Goversor of the Beek rated in the buddies 4 crossed prodo°: of existing taxes. The nation, however, Around the edge of ibis part of the tomb is a sort of 'resets, and is the tall looked for a redaction of expenditure , and be hoped that cable patters. The sides are orsionested with paters. Beglasill. will Preside at the bliowaroary festival of this (esthetic& to be held is February next, shiottion of the stork it might be effected. It roust alto place chiefly in those five at each sad . ad Dine oe each side. Upon the centre of ally improved by Mr. two great sources of expenditure, the army and the say. this hue, or body, is • ledger. rithl moulded on the edge, EDUCATION IN GIDEDCIL -The educational returns more conspicuous the Tbe Crimean war laid bare many radial and fatal defects in folieged patters, delicately no • upon this is • for the list year give the number of protases and towhees ue, and the larger the ih e various b ree d ers o f ' d a d a i s t...6 ou , rid th ew h a d t o & a d..., shaped slab. b ev i es e aces-a long t h e m iddl e. in the public and private schools at shoot 500, with 61,061 deans of eosin it, he remedied at trey outlay. Defective barracks had led inlaid also-and bearing below the arms • vincountesn's IniPils, 6 .2A of whoa are females. There are 42 apse.. as individual who.. vir• to • high rate of mortality among soldiers, sod it would coronet and shield. The edee of thh slab carries in letter update, male and female. of schools as the mutual N- A the more eomplotolY have been extravagant sod worse to allow that to continue. o f gold th e fal e ,,f eg i ewr i n t ioe :„.• Sacred to t h e memory stomata= system, with 2,880 pupils, sod 300 iufant schools, a subscribe the fads re- The several improvements in small and large armv bad of Charlotte Elizabeth. eldest daughter of Lord Stuart de with 10,000 pupils. We hare eight gymnasia, with 50 west writer in the same d et a il e d • vast cost. He jellified the expeedithre upon Rotary, bore at Paris. Mitch 31, 1817 ; died at Calcutta, masters and 1,124 scholars, four medical schcols, one dau- ber, -Benue , Fleeistreet, fortification . Turning from the past to the future, he Nov. 18, 1861 ; wife of Charles John Vacant and Earl loglotl , floe toilllarY. ow agricultural, and the school ef 3 ob Hems. at tho Proper thought he would be a rash ma who would prophecy Csesieg, fiat Ylosay of India ," p row the h ee d o f t hi s arts. The pupils and master* of these last are Dot included mu the question, there- the e mits of toe Deft year ; but they might be quite slab roves a handsome beadstose, capped with • era& •The is tall numbers glees above. The state expense amounts" is SO be Owed. we clear upon one point, that alai there was a strong change sides of this stone are decorated with - a twisted column. so d to 158,789 dr. About ball the pupil. belong Se the king. la will he its de stine. N the Iselin of numbers of the House of Commons, they the beck is rich w ith oce s ni en t, Th e h e i g h t i s about ou s t , dom. So you see that, fur a population of 1,087,116 sc. would have • wry quiet semi= sod would probably pass that of the hen newly 4 tat. The length is 15 feet and cording to the last cense& we are not behied•baod in educe. AD BY THE Geese the estimates and prepase theeisairm for the coming tbs. breadth about 9 feet The desire was by Mr. G. G. Scott ; tiocsl matters.-Athens correepoodent of Lerma Herold. gis a list of Christmas solution It was not right. Whale, for • parliament, the the sculptor was Hr. J. B. Philip. The epitaph is as fol. ROYAL COLLIOg or SURODON&-The Council of . • of the Great Eastern members of which were just going to their constituents, to lows :- . Haman and raises wetter, a • tomb are at this institution has just presented to Mr. Freak Beckked r 15th December, 1864 :- work in any organic changes. Right or wrong, he did best • vainglory, but that her charity, humility. ineeknem, ( 0.. of their members) a aomplote set of the " Illustrated ~ 163; pigs, 578; turkeys, at believe then would be any preparation made for an and watchful faith in her Saviour's will, for that Saviour's Cetelogue," in 13 volumes, elegantly bound, of the Haute. i I; bans and pheasants, alteration in the freachise. Upon that onetioe he, as they sake, be accepted ot God, and be to her • glory everiestisg, rise Museum, and beast the following inioriptios, viz. ~ kilderkins, hogsheads, knew, held decided opinions. When he came before them is the firm trust of those who loses her boot, adt, most " itaolved-That Mr. Flak Bookland be preasted, in thi; ee of, 1,160; dried fruit, twat.* years ago he raid that be was prepared to vote foe dearly loved herb life, and who cherish the memory of name of tble cosserl, with • bound copy of the Catalogue 720; oysters, barrels of, as exterior) of the franebine, and be always bad voted for her departed. Tbe above words were written Nov. 22, of the Iteneens, is soksowledgmest of she Ogees{ s e t . moods, boxes of, 163 ; it, sod would de so. Yr. Baring concluded his address by 1861, by Feel Casio& wile survived his wife but seven viols rendered by him is south* for, ad identifying, in wired in hampers, 418 asnoesciag his intention of seektnit reelectia at the bads months. He left lodia on the 18th of March, died in Lou- the vaults of the thumb of Bt. Martin'aiethe- Fields, the es; milk, 76,896 quails ; of his coestithesta at the Pelt general eleatioe. A vote of don on the 17th June, and was buried in Westminster redo containing the remains of John Hunter." &pod, IL opticians in the hoe, member was easetmoesly poised. Abbey ass the filet Jane, 1862."-Builder. Josara Erman, rresidsat. I • i. LONDON, SATURD . fIOMMODORE NUTT andMlNi ma BT. 'muss MALL. PICCADILLY during the Holidays, TRIMS GRAND 1/1 8, and 8 o'clock • Nature's =sass& Idit works," a Bachelor and Belle of neaten se two lobate! At 11 o'clock tiny appear la it costrun• worn by them at the of 01 and they also perform sons*, duets, Oink poreoasticon with an mare change 0 Levee. They will be drawn to sad from BA I.llllpallan earthen by four of the smallest =o.dto them by General To.. Thu to 41 o'clock. Admission. la. and I' dilikam, half-price to the la. and Se oat& THE OXIPORD.—ORPHEE Offeatecifs beautiful Omsk Opera.. TATA. by vl[poundl2io CHLISTMAS, written by Litch. and com Barr ca (meanly wt) will b. parferrmd Iranian The Orford and Canterbury Company r NW YZARS GUT& RIMMEL'S CHRISTMAS r RUOIMIIfi PERFUMED RIM EL'S SCENTED FANI RIMMEL'S MAGIC B' RIMMEL'S PERFUME BO: ill BUT ABOORTIEFFIT OF NOYIL CHOICI ORNAMJNTB for COMar MAIM and 14, 00111 , SSW WINWIXI 11.11111011-111. rrlit CEURCH of tbe OP of hoe Para webs) MAWR Jamul No. a vid dor agape sad v o. Moalaly. %las COMPANIES ACT, J. and Assoaat Boobs regared andes all ether kinds et Asetiont Books, with Relate for rabla Companies, the Cant CI a the best lame Main a ' CertlAeaies esaared and ?dais& and emoted. Yd nat. eR Parstetosa, VIZ AUTOSlOSallticr ` 1 " 7.— ...., liiiMeM. Longman here just k Mon of the entobiograptY el Sichr, andisomponer. . i likkresight le Risked Mow metes the invitation .4 - 01s.Thlhel Mm *slows week wpm* ilpr Me death , itle a t o ten ths kotuires to the hiW. After the baron I. Al''' ave jest reed (pointing your bask Ai ets ry 'eflidantly. i of music; (dapping hik'xii de the Exchange." Spobs ear ~. t'' up his tided to play for remneirailon in Eidgian4 for fhe muMertn 'which r' 'asset tram the aisiiinzkiiie lehini r" isst &snaps. He dieeribie • some Yaks if Clarence, hi which be and Ids ei.. fad the rows set spat for the Meforeesee, Me lsoleeys ho'wesedsee Mini at" Aid,* meets in which the compenj`• Wes boa the Naked damns, 'Mahe to ism behaved with great pellisikk wife Wined to' their basks(' s' Me result •of wee dieing *wad ' bad , gaited over. Loudest widely: • siegokr in pcovidl4 ,at The person giving die concert proiiied . regnehmepte Awing the penile betweee isecied pirlsolid kt ore of Spike/ inure fright =timid the sompany at that wee going an outside fawn the We their tHipleseure Yrith all who omitted Inomisiatica Queen Ceram% entry lab _.. coeferitimar = *lei had Slimed M,..tetylt. AA opebr kftardards Mit Se • la onkel. The seine dr - were very high, Spohr paying oo Mn. Salrece, the the• most popular: don, for dosing one song. In 1839, embed his oratorio, Calvary, at the tied. The Mayor took him to the Cathedral , oa which occasion an over-zealous dergymes crushing diwoores against the oratorio, i not to inareoder their souls for ate di stop sway from the performance. Spolir eal pert of the Cathedral service, and with • delighted look on his features, hi English saving him from the imported*, peescher. In 1843, Spohr directed the perk, hie oompositioes. at • concert attended Majesty mat for him, and " advised : journey in England to travel incognito, town he would be annoyed and intruded manna as is Leedom. Prin.* Albert Belgians entered elm in conversation • much edified by their remarks.' In reiterated invitations he had Tonle. grand performeoom, at Exeter Hal, Sacred Harmonic Society proposed whole of his emend pieces. mixt* la nisetisge with Benedict and the ' Span spent many happy hours. He days at Professor Owen 's, in Richt be always returned refreshed. Owen' and his amiable manners, were away- Mk recollection to Sada, and he would Me celebrated naturalist, in his kindly, ear, would come out to welcome him lay, clad in • light rammer jacket ea skew het, but is honour of his renowned with the Prussian order pour k Write, as the framing. devise every possible means pleasure and entertainment. Is 1853 lead for the last time. He produced a prime* after that, but quietly enjoyed rid age, the reward of • well4pcsit r phew in October, 1859. Despatches were received retards) afal niece from the Governer ef Bs. Be THE STATUS or ME. JON AS W op we annonoced that the London atonal of the late Jonas Webb, Esq., statue should be erected in Cambndp, communication on the subject has I. authorities of our town. and we and iMluential number of the substrii have the statue in London, are I with the decision which the cos to, sad that it will probably undergo yield to none ia a high appreciation t great public benefactor, the let* Mr, are compelled to acknowledge that the argumeote wit forth in a letter Mark.laste Express of Moodily week, bendy amount to this :—that as the p. the result of a national and not a local breeders of sheep cad cattle were the pants of the advantages which have t provementa which Mr. Webb has iutrodt well-known to all the members of the Amociation, who are scattered all our proposed statue ought to be erect. which the members most do coegregai ie which the pond national exhie• is held, which has been so greed Webb's skill and energy. The m site in which we place a statue, number to whom we afford a at the greater honour do we pay to the tees we desire to commemorate, and do we fulfil the wishes of them who e, quired for erecting it. A more mem journal suggests the centre of Salisbury. jest in front of the new Farmers' (lob site for the statue. Before we dismiss fore, where in Cambridge the statue i must first be eseured that Cambridge tioe.—Cossbeidge Isedeproldrat. CHRISTMAS FA&I DELIVERID EASTIRN RAILRAT.—The follow's; fare delivered at the Lemke nation t Railway from this 19th to the 25th Oxen. 2,206: ahem, 7,004 ; calms. 16 9 12.117; germ 16,768 ; docks, 921; 1,299; Beer, seeks el, 13.950 ; beer, end barrels of, 9,090; mange% boxes.. bores of, 3,413 ; nuts, bags of, 720; 3411 ; ditto in bags. 72 toes ; alsoads, potatoes, melts of, 10,926 ; emit pecked toes ; poultry, 348 toes ; Ash, 340 tone BMWs and other aka' theese, 1,421. BENSON,J.W.,WATCHa n dOLOOK by Warm{ of appolatatest to H.Y.H. the Prince of Wales. Prim medal* elms se; and hotiouroble touttos, der 1.6. Yeaufaetol7 at 'Mk barite-hi& Loadoo. - - B _ RTIION, J. W. Maker of the Great Cl oa k f or the Inteenstioed Irahibittwe of Mt, sad of the eltreso graph, by which was timed the Derby of 1882, len, sad 11104, 561 of butt =cote of peelol for the meeesseeseat of time.- 83 sod be, BENSON, J. W., begs to invit e the Nobilit Gantry, and Public to hit Establishment at La d, which having bean incrossed in idse by the addition cd two houses In the rear, is now one et the most ostensive and tichig stocked hi Loudon. —s and 34. Ludgato-hilL BENSON ,J. W., by the aid of dem wee, Improved machlmy, aad acetates at the ambled to supply say deserlption of Horologic:al Math& ham the mat • ve to the martin ma's sabstaatial thoelosepar. —aa said M Y W hill. IREITSON, J. W.—His Workshops contain an eildent staff of works's; .elected from the beet London house., asa hiss the Maims of leuaoet Germany, and Stritser land. nest are set may Is manufacture, but In tee ItEPALI of - 113 and bt, loadsate4llll. 1if301 , 1, J. W., for the Ocorropionoo of his NlllllOlOllll Customers, bum opened BRANCH BSTAB LISHMILYIII at as. Wastbournegrove Ida Totteattata-coase. reed mad fr. Nowiagate-amureway.—Maautootory ff aad 84. laaddatednil Bffilablialted 1749. BENSON'S ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET, free by posyotk for th roe stampo, costalas short lastory of bora key, with es, sad unties those wbo lbw aay pert ot world to astset watch sod hors It slat wile by post,-3$ sad U, LodrstoUJl„ lowdors. !ENSON'S WATOI =Melinit S sod U. BENSON'S WATCHES.—" We have selected to engraving these al the wealth mesa at which Lars otevariety is exhibited by Yr. Beeson. To this department of art iessietere Mr. Beeson has paid etteatioa.'—Art Joined. kw* 1303.-13 end 34 La hilt Loudon. BENSON'S WATCHES.--Chrooometete of the highest quality of which the art le et present capable. Lab ituoughout, iron paid mesa *pea tamhunter% SAS ; silver eases, £34 sad dat lea-43 sad 14. Ludgate-MIL IPPICNSOIVS WATOSlM—lndependent Centre ," woo* suitable forlsodlcal, ogoating, or oclonthle gootl•- ineo.jovellod b — D holm, Os WA Mod secooldk i jol bu t i mme, Li.: oftworears, lAA 13 sad Silpdgoto-0111 1740. W it SWA dint& —Centre-seconds, ha $ bobs, doable-backed gold moo, PS; lb* ouno. L 1 7 11. d&o, Swim gold, MI; LlO VW —SS aod tadgo i ttle a rgo=l 1745. WSON'S WATCMCS.--Kayless Brieobaniatit apvilatto the lever, saddher mevemmeato et the lthrbeet sad nave. Geld cosh ; /126.-22,aftth4, Leados. letabliehed 17411. 'MASONS WATCHES, a =r a rortinci/Aes of the Jew elleigamst, herdened =timed aid ediveled like eliqoart . tg ra r b g L er cold : geld eases. LA sad 1.40.-311 Med VitENSON'S WATCHES...Atm/ Lever Faespe -11 meet mown time edvaalassa :Veit areagth. m y tiedkot, price, sad sepability of bearing much hard usage without dadumgersent.-311 sad M Ladate-!ILL atabUsbed 170. r : ICII3 — WArCHICS.-•-Tberiviste Lone iget s =res .o,=LlE=LVtat Ma .w 34 1 /Ma gat a a bidt Um ballce le Solatted 4 above the plate.-SS -'8 I plate g i. N 'B WATCHES. —Finely-finished laver movemate, coalPosod balsaoseeweil 4 V-= Oeid ewes, size kr gesailaben. CU , = gem Xl6 ; buten. Alt —MI sad U. lisikplisbaLL VINSON'S WATCHIS.-•-Jarrer tplate Move seat, jewelled, se., gold caw*. Ms* for p. op. Pr" oh ms ; holders, 19 gabaesa. Silver wee, 10 earn : ics, 11 gelneas.—Slascl $9, Lai1p1966119. 1749. BENSON'S W A TCHES .—/- pieta Lever. Mov e-19991, jewelled, to., doable-ed gold oink op= hoe, ler goatlecuma. 10 &miss ; hostas. Id sulossa 9 Edam/ : bantam 10 istseas.-33 sod 34. Ladialortd9. B ENSON'S WATCHEti for Ladieg 1.1111 besetUttl enedieess el the tleMpler 111, with lever movements of the amid deeeziption, cuss, 11, 13, 13, 14 it, TS, and 36 delnem-33 and u ud MIL BENSON'S WATCH2B. Full-plate Lever Movement, jewelled. strong donblehasked gold mass, else for gentlemen, open race, 10 guineas; Imatere 13 guineas. Silver, 6 &nese: Mutters, 6 gniness.-33 and 3t, Ludgate-hUL BRNBON'S WATCHNI3.—FaII-plate Lever Movement, jewelled, gold eases, dee for gentlemen. open ens.as hulas, ill 'mimosa dever,Oliedneas ` hun t 7 —3ll and U. nanielsol. Reteldlehed WINSONSLevbr Jur Movement, lady Walled, strong gold ores, open tam, 11l guineas bantam LSE. delver ewe AT 10a. heaters, SA 106.- 66 sad lA, Ledgate-Mll. Established 1749. 14KNEION'S WATCHZEL—The Five-Guinea I.JI ether Lever Watch Is extra strong and Meat, a good time keeper, and suitable for ell tiara" sad warranted. In bunting eases, Nis guineas. -33 and 34, Ludgens.llol. Established 1749. BENSONS WATCHES.—Horizontal and Skeleton Levee ktomeseata nine watches being made by the best workmen to Switzerland, and examined by skilled artiste here, are recommended for roundness and good time kleeplmr.—SS and 34. Ladsatwhill. B- NSON'S WATCHES for Ladies, richly deadhead gold eases and dials. by celebrated welsh. bort. sowed ntorendenta. warranted. CS Is. Lle 10s. £ll Is, and AU IK, nally beaneltal watobea.-113 and Si, Ludgate -M. 12Wgbil4F - WitCllllo3.--The Guinea geld Horizontal Watch, much admired for its elegant appearance, serviceable, and good tint*. A thousand can M seisclod from.-1111 and 34, MU. lietablished 17in. BENSON'S WATCHES.—WeII-finished Hon 'natal Moverneeta, }swelled, de., a compact fiat watch, In denble-bottoesed silver ewes, adapted ter all cLree, warranted. Open lam LI lee : hiatus. and Ludgate-tin BZNSON'S WATCHES.—HighIy finished Hori soma Movee ent. jewelled la 4 and 8 bass Open tact, LI $4 , 144, and LS Y.: bantam Cl Dn. £4 ins, and al Mammas ethers In at —al and 34, IndgeiddillL BINSON'S WATCHES .-- stem LWeiTET. mats. highly Robbed. Jewelled. 'aid cum °pas face. Ida. sad Stit 124. : Mutters, AM Kis.. LII li, and Ala lea -33 sad is. Ladiat•-bill. Leaden. Established 1749. DNSONT - WATCHICS.-3keleton Lever Move meets. Jewseed • mod, serviseable wateh. Enver ems, oyes bead. ta 44., Lida. and fa ; hashes. u lin. 14 Ilia, sad Ed Ha —S3 sad 14. lad•staidli s Landoll. Established MA BENSON'S WATCHES are sent free and oar. pod, in Anwar to rondttancos, to all parts of Scotland. Intlaad„ and Wake ; bat it sent to India or the lia, la charged for postage.--SS and at, Ludgate hill, Landes. 1114ENSONIS WATCHES and CLOCKS.—Evart' witch or clock add by J. W. Swam being ezandood er skilled workmen. in warranted to be In sound condition and good gang order before leaving the esszintactory.—Ludgate-Ida. BENSON'S CLOCKS comprise Drawintroom, Illaiag-reasa, Maar', batraout hall, elairesset bracket carriage skeletal, dame, inimical, night. astreacmleal„ regu lator, eilot wareisatas, elite, ocanthig•khose, kr —33 amid I. ladgateein Leedom. BENSON'S CLOCKS for the DRAWING ROOM. tram designs by the eminent artiste Laureat, Oar male Mei Prattler, Woletet. Morel. TM/me. feeizeroa. Darasage, Ooneolara. wawa. Yells. Carpeeat, &Ito, Bowel. Oat, Aabert, Moreau. Privat.-83 sad Se, Ludgate MIL 11400801C8 CLOCKS.—Drswing-room Clocks, risilyddlt In every variety of shade and colour, and orna mented with fine enamels, from the hoperlal manufactories of &viva, host 4100 to SI b-33 and Si, Ludgate-WU lIIKNEION'S CLOCKS for the Dining-room, in XI every shops. idyls, sod variety of bronso—red, green, , Flereatios. de. A thousand me b. selected from from l e(er Orgalosas to 2 gobassa--3.1 and 34, IddisSo4Ol6 London. BE,NSON'B CLOCKS, assougst which will be found ran mart** of each, rouge antique, Menne entente. rouge vet, 111111sehlte. white, rose*, serpentine. Braes tets, porphyry, green, aloes, dramas, alabaster, lapis land!. Algerian onyx, CalLtornian sod 31. Ledge/AUL i, ENSON'S CLOCKS, in Marble, are °ma waded with bands or panels of !MEW in the richest and ace harmoniously blendlog colour% giving them a charming appearance. Frees 100 to I gWoeaa.-t3 sal 34, Ludgate-hill. BENSON'S CLOCKS, in Algerian Onyx, which, from the translucent beauty of its delicate tints, w so much admired in the Exhibition of 1802, from AO guineas to $ Buineas.--33 end St, Ludgate.hill, Loudon. lateblisbed Vet BEN'SON'S CLOCKS are made in every Variety of Woods—madal. nes* oak, maple, mahogany. MaCh. rose, sad t o others. audio every shatty . anapaest; from Ma to t a m la.--33 and 34, LadgateAni. BENSON'S CLOCKS. —Brooras d'Art, Groups, figures. statuettes, rases. taut, candelabra, flambeaus, tc., to aocompan) every style of clock. forming sulks or pu nitive' de ehemlrstes —33 and M. LudPM- 1101 . London. IPPENSON'SCLOCKS.—An Illustrated Pamphlet of Clocks, coolants( mamas 'ketches and drawing of the various kinds of clocks, post tree toe two gimps. Cincke packed tree of charge, and lent to any part of the Milted OM and 34, Ludgate-W. nKINSONI3 CLOCKS.—J. W. BENSON begs to tall the stteatioa of thonergy. An:ldler* Committees, to., to hla steam power sad Improved Machinery for Clock meting at the Xamotactory, 33 and 34, todgatoddll. BENSON'S CLOCKS for Cathedrals, Churches, Is. Tonn.halle, Public Buildings. Markets. &Ueda aeetories, Railways, Stables. and every description banding, sad for cantrommersilons.—S3 and 34, Ludgalahill. lop. 1 as mai IP" mit oil of k's bid psi h▪ e he is