The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-08 00:00:00

THIRD EDITION. Vic INTELLIURNOIL—(TRIS DAL) Etdl'lTT COI 'RT. v,:e-ebaneellor sir R. Manse.) .• conrany r. 4:3IADDSIO &SD OTHIDIL s ing a question of some impoetanoe to • • is-t month by Mr. de Goa and Mr. • • .1 the plaintiff. and Mr. Cotton and Mr. .• • detenaante; and at the oonclusion of the ' ti.‘n ur took time to consider his decision. koig t'.unpany. whose chief oftlee is at • • .. • : • latter part of 1866 applied to by Mr. • .tv bun to overdraw his account with • • d to do on receiving a guarantee 1 0:po on of the defendants), and • us- signed, which was, in fact. a , continuing account, and con ' . All dividends, compositions, from then or him respectively • ae permenta in gross. and the to and secure any . ultimate .•n due to the bank.•• Ou the • •.. ~e platutiia allowed Mercer i.t. aail in January, ow* he . • • t OW. Bleroer thee executed :ill his property to the two ••,• ,then manager of the bank) a. ,•'. in trust for the payment Maw Thorpe paid to the „ ..• a•• • bable under the sea - . bt by Mercer to 11W. The . . • ..naffs were entitled under . . • - u the whole of the debt as u.‘• executed, or as reduced u Igment this morning. both sides that the ,• • cy. and that the rights theT had proved a debt ...te bankruptcy. if a a bankrupt's estate, the talauce r tr, but where only, •.y liable to the creditor, ro , e tor the full amount „ crate of the debtor, ; '.:::t! regard to the security, and •j t.. luy to the surety eo much u debt But the right of the 1.:a": of the creditor as to the by contract, be waived in , • r the creditor had received the fall .•n I the question was whether it had • ttm el the guarantee in the pro the concluding words of the deed ,• _ d.rmitee should not be entitled to par - oaf HI the creditor had been paid in • • .• were to receive the 3001. from Thorpe • • }•.,1,1 dividends upon the full amount sinitied. The circumstance that the , • by means of a counter security made no difference in the position • •• :e mu-t be a declaration that the : ' t receive dividends upon the full 4101- until by means of such • , •s- . received from Thorpe they had • .. ..I.t due to them, and the defendants OF EXCHEQUER. „Before the Lord Chief Barou and H..ron Pigott.) • -.lay for the purpose of delivering u LAI been argued during the put •' • • Solthampton Steam Colliery Com :.:ai.ed a question as to freight under u:t di-charged the rule which had • r a verdict for the plaintiff for a .1t the trial the ver dic t passed for I and another." which was an yinan of St. Marls, Kennington. : tc.ir•kus for arrears of stipend, the .• :.; for the defendants upon the de .: d a rule which had been granted. : ..1 the defendants' liability. • _:‘ en for the plaintiffs in the case of ), r cf Weymouth." F PROBATE AND DIVORCE. t.re Sir J. P. Wilde.) mars r. BERICLZ. wlich the wife had obtained a decree of on the ground of her husband'. adul .‘pi•lied to the court to allot to her perma t of her husband's estate. :he application of the wife, alimony pen ., '...tted, it was so as taking the joint incomes .t 1,4247. per annum, the wife having an per annum settled upon her. From that - - .al proportion of one•fifth, or 2531. per an nex to the wife. who appeared for the petitioner, now willing to have the permanent alimony cunt. In allotting permanent alimony °and to adhere to one-fifth of the in ,a. much as one-third. He did not t. and if the court allotted 250/. • hand's income, which was little I which, with the sum of 1411. . give her an income of 391/. per , lied. ikured in person. stated that when allotted, it was done ou the • f .ti.er as to his income, and which !.,c. He. therefore, tendered him - .tlect in order that be might give me. d.d not see the propriety of de : ~ ..rse of proceeding in such cases. .nt-d a. to Mr. Bewieke's income. rrom abatements made to him by Al.nmypendente lite was accord : -.m thus ascertained, and to that adhere. Re should, therefore. :y at the rate of 2601. per annum, • - ,- .wn income would give her 391 t. would, therefore, be for that against the decision in legal OF BANKRUPTCY. r C6mmiarioner Nrunlow.) 3111,DIZIOY COWART. i•. 7 last elimination and discharge. ascribed u of 91, Kinorivi, bonded Leadenhall-street, shipping and attributes his failure to losses in ;ate partnership of Cowart and Rick •hippmg trade, and pressure by ere. ,:ured and unsecured are 4,524/., and i.cLciescy of 1,6221. In this case a for the administration of the the 110th section of the statute. r.f.ths. on behalf of the assignees. r information, which he propcmcd .:.krupt in the shape of goods, sells for six months prior to the ~:..a ~,. and 11r. Bagley iut I I. ktkV4: tri the right of eredi . t••• took% • allot* for further amount. older that they might be I. t-1,1" .• ~ .11c a:lent and war•ltouse- Narariuo-road, Wigton. . lii-1 itarg... The &ht.. are • • 11i , 14 , 111A1 : miete and pro .* 2.4001. Bend and Phelps) op .rreo.., and naked that the trona) partienlars a% to the r •teia, of 'Week with various • t d to si+k for goo.L, h • bled by the bankrupt for •u;,1, , ,tte4 the bankrupt.aid rp fully at a private 'silting, planation of his transaction. . to le :in estate, which generally :.opt, wt.-, was frequently kept were diminished. •w ordsr for further accounts. ~a 1 to force cases into bank •'-.r, desired an investigation. forth bankrupt to fur- .1::;EX SESSIONS. "THIS DAY.) • A YAL4-1101/16. • , 1.1 Gewye hokjield, 13, two dirty .l.•::•-ttA tot stealing a ritt_Antity of • r i• 1.. n, tho prverty of Mr. James •••, t it,. ettt.,r MINI of last month the • .:.),/eo attatled to Yr. Frani • • -•!• luigt quantity of ailk • v•tl , .t. A Lager quatstity had • al. 1,4 the riKolllorll were Louftkeeper. who • •:..1 lorPoGIM•111. !. 11r. .Itri, I. and other justice' stitteuteel the whammy , 1$ ..t..ty for three yetis. • '•• A 11444111 AIM SAM. .1 .1. led %trailing • knee% tly Ile nue further indicted for ..1 11..riwri Clarke. I:pper Norwood, • •.•l 6a.1 known the pri. liec t s ar :Le spp •t 1,42.3 per at ...al poi Kea to t ;.C.. W Wi ' . luc . • . _ ' • 1 .I — ET I • Mr ' 4 = - rt: , 4 . ~;:, FOLIOS 00IIRTS.--MEI9 DAY.) NANBION-HOMM. LITIMICLIIIO VITIIMMI OP DMZ COIL earthed Wady BOker •as Wady and Jews Chltlo44, de em a boot-rlentine, mese before Br. Alder men Stone with attiring siennemßit Mr. Bellamy, trees the Mlles of the solicitor to the tratmry, conducted thir . pmescution. On die monsiag of Friday last, about 9 o'clock, John Boardman, a cart-aminder, who fre quently renders assist ance to the police, saw the two prisoners together in the peighboutheod of Billingsgate-market, and observed Bakstpasmg something to Glades. Th is latter immediately wont to the Albion coffee-house in Fish-street-hill, and tendered a counterfeit shil ling in payment for •011111 slight refreshment which he ordered. On being takes into custody he said he had earned the shilling that morning, and that he bad no knowledge of the other man, Baker. In the mewl time Boardman and a police-constable secured Baker and found upon hint la counterfeit shillings, most of them of the same mould as that tendered by Claxton. The prisoners were committed for trial. John Jrho.iNgs, 23, tailor, was brought up on a simil.tr charge. and it aril sired that he also had received a coin from Baker, and uttered it in a coffee-house ea St. Dun- The pri;oner was remanded, in order that another utter ing on the grevious day might be proved against him, and that it migM be shown that he had suffered penal servi tude for uttering base coin. IW. has been received from M. P. U., and W. from the Lorimer' a Compluq, for the poor-boa of the court. BOW-817itEkr. CRUNLTT TO BIRD& —NO .71711111DIOnON. A gentleman made an application to Mr. Vaughan for the purpose of ascertaining if there were any means to prosecute a certain hawker for cruelty to birds. It appeared that the applicant had his attention called to a man standing near Temple-bar selling what be pur portedto be a tams bird. The man h e ld on hi s fi nger ierd, which a y had no inclination to fiy away. The applicant t one some time back, but on examin ink the bird, discovered that it was totally unable to fiy, owing to t eedpm under the wing having been mapped iiser, completely drawn away. This process must have caused conaiderable pain. The man lives near Shoreditch, and oases up frequently to the Strand with one of these " tams " buds for sale. The applicant wished to know if this man could in any babe prosecuted, either under the Cruelty to Anima l. A or b obtammg_ money by false pretence& Could a ' in be denspiated an annual Mr. Va in the negative. was le. The a ' = that encouraging cock-fighting p Mr. Vaughan said there was a separate act of parlia ment to that effect. - iir.VangiurnWnsulted the various statutes, but could find no jurisdiction, as the birds sold were neither animals nor dogmatic pets, and the case did not fall within the provisions of the act. The applicant thanked Mr. Vaughan, and departed. THAMES. STEALMO • HORSE •.YD CA.= asp 5001. WORTH or Ri,Aar , l 8647 y, a carman , was brought up on remand before Mr. Benson charged with being concerned, with others. in stealing a horse and cart and 24 bags of cochi neal. value 5001., the property of Mr. Walter Hartley, a licensed and bonded 01:1111111, of Lower Thames-street. The prisoner was in the service of Mr. Hartley. and on the 2311 of last month he received 24 hags of cochineal of two persons at their warehouses in Spitalfields, and he was to convey the same to Fresh-wharf. He went out of his direct route to that place, and stopped at a coffee-shop in Leman-street, Whitechapel, to partake of tea. While be was in the coffee shop his horse and cart were driven away. It was sub mitted by Mr. Charles Young, for the prosecution, that there was something more than negligence in the conduct of the prisoner, and that the robbery was committed with his connivance. After he was informed the horse and cart were gone be returned to the coffee-shop and finished his tea. The horse and cart, without the 24 bags of cochineal, were found in Stratford. Esse:. It was also urged against the prisoner that he ought to have given immediate in formation of the robbery at the Leman-street station. a few yards from the coffee shop, instead of which he proceeded to Seething-lane station=lionao in the City. Mr. Hartley said he had offered 2.W. for the recovery of the cochineal and the discovery of the thieves. The pri soner ought to have driven direct to Fresh-wharf after be received his load of cochineal. Mr. Gomm, for the prisoner, contended there wee not a particle of evidence to sustain a charge of felony against the prisoner. Mr. Benson could not say there was anything more than neglect to be attributed to the prisoner. He did not think any jury would convict the prisoner on the evidence before him. He must take the prisoner's own recognisance to appear on a future day. RE(APTITE OF THE FENIAN O'BRIEN. CORK, DEc. S. The Fenian •• Captain " P. K. O'Brien, arrested two months ago for attacking houses and carrying off firearms, but who escaped from Mallow Bridewell after ccmmittal for trial, was recaptured yesterday evening in the ueigbbourbood of Kanturk. THE LOSS OF THE WEER-VIA. (BY TELEGRAPH.) WICK, DLc. 7. The machinery of the Hibernia steamer, New York to Glasgow, broke down 700 miles off the Irish coast, when those on board took to the boats, five in number, the master's boat and another, both containing .51 persons in all, were picked up by the Star of Hope, bound to Aberdeen, the master landed at John O'Groata and proceeded overland. He reports having seen'one boat with 33 persons in it get swamped. Two other boot• containing 60 persons are still miming. THE LATE SEVERE GALE. CASTLETOWN, ISLE OF MAN, Dec. 5. I have great pleasure (says Mr . H. C. Gill) in reporting the pliant rescue of the crew of a small schooner, five in number, by the Camtletown lifeboat, of the National Lifeboat Institution, the Commercial Traveller, which has once more proved herself worthy of all praise. At noon yeiterday, during a heavy gale from the south-west, we received information of a vessel being in a most dangerous position near Strand Hall, about two miles and a half from Castletown. The boat, with a full crew, was despatched in fifteen minutes, :ad arrived on the beach, on her carriage, opposite the vessel at 12.45 p.m. The schooner waY fouud to have struck on a reef of rocks. The launch through the raging surf was a most successful and brilliant one. Amidst the cheers of hundreds of spectators the ve-sel war reached in a very short time, and, with much difficulty. the crew of five hands were taken on board the Richest which then proceeded to Port St. Mary, where she arrived with the rescued crew at 3.15 p.m. The rescuers and the rescued were received by aimed all the inhabitants of the piece with repeated outbursts of en thusiadic cheering. The lifeboat had seemly reached the slip when she was seised by a host of volun teers who dragged Ler to a place of safety. The boat was then placed en her carriage by the volunteers and started for Caatletown amid the cheers of all the villagers. The vessel which, during the afternoon, parted from lier anchor,., amid is likely to become a total wreck, proved to be the Vision, of Drogheda, Joseph Leech, master, 6.5 tons register, from Drogheda to (knitter, with a cargo of propwoed. Previous to the lifeboat's arrival th e Volunteer Rocket Brigade was on the ground, and had fired several rockets, but the ve : , e1 was beyond their leech, every shot falling short. WINDAON, TrEaDaT.—The Queen in,pe,:teil Baron Triquiti's marble tableau in the Albert Memorial Chapel at noon this day. 'These worka were contributed by the royal children for the decoration of the interior. BODmis.—A petition hag been presented against the return of Mr. Uowor fur Bothnia. on the ground of intimidation, &C. PItBRYN AND FALMOL7ll.—Aztition against the return of Means. Fowler and F tek as members for Penryn and Falmouth, on the grounds of bribery, in timidation, and corrupt practices, will be presented this day (Tue sday). Art Emiorgn MritDLL A shocking affair oc curred on Saturday evening at Leighs, a village close to Braietice, in Essex. A young man named George Col lins had for some time been keeping company with Ann Francis, who resides at Leigh.% but is employed in one of the factories at liiaintrce. About three weeks ago everything was arranged for the mania^ when a qtuir- Yet &row, and Francis appears to have anw encouraged the suit of another young man. This irritated Collins, who, though genurn y a sober man, had been out drink ing for several days. (hi Satur d ay night ho waylaid her as she ati4 roturtung from Braintree with several coin paidoes, and springing out of a lane knocked her down. He then savagely gashed her with a bale down the cheek to the throat, cutting o ff one ear and inflicting frightful wounds, and ending by stabbing her in the book of the neck. Ile nude no atEmapt to neaps, but was moon atter seized and taken to Braintree pollee station. The poor girl lies in a hopelos , state. CAWALT*B. BAYAGAIR. Dr.. 7.—Attired:Ainis rind Marie, from London for tat% having Jost two ambers and chains ia the Margate Reed, It blew a heave W.B.W. to W. pile here last ht, sad in reseed to a hurricane, but modaraW towards The Pawn. of this port, strode the pier in attempting to make the harbour last night. and became a total wrack. Two hands drowned. —.. ifITiPTII4,. DI( 6.—Tbe Ariel, from Port Madoe to Waterford, came to &arbor is Bow Bay reeterday, at low water shy Aar* the rrovind, the Ivey left in their boat, and all were lost is the atuf - ; the wand he. mak at her anchors. 1111CIPOILD, Dee. 7.—The umniar. of St. Pierre, has been wrecked near Bt. Ann's. : Doke of Argyll, fer New York, &e. Tut bark : Achilles ( ,as.) foe westward, with machinery damaged and will yoomad to London few repairs. l'oaresorna. Dm. 7.—Arrived : Carolina, tram Nesigubmg tar Dublin, with mainsail split, boat waatted (ma dada and ratio .bifttd, hariag been *nark by • sea previous day. WEATHER REPORT.-{THIS DAY.) TVAPDAT. Dr. . 0. II A./4 it LI MIMI I Lls I I wank 1 0.57 4 1 41'70 E.N.E. , Abode,* 69.63 f 43 41 E.N.E. Leith 29.46 f 46 46, N. 19.811 4/ 46 IL lksaterd 29.37 f 46 41 E. Ea 159616 29.851 49 49 W.B.W. Avercasa ' 45 44 NAL Grousatie 44.42 f 41 411 J. 11411 bead '14.33 f4B 48 B.W. Livopo44 29.341 49 48 ILL Valordis_ 311.123 49 48 8.8. 15 . Cape Clear f4B 47 B.W. =.83 :211.81 450,49 W. '23.51 53 59 B.W. nysisstb t 4.58 153 t 3 W 1=119.541 54 Id W . 29.511 51'48 W. Leedom.. .39.49 150 411 ; W.ki W.' C. (his X Prot '211'184.54 50' B.W. I Loring 4.82 r 54 33 W.B.W. neelbelket 211.90 r 54 52 8. I Amite 30.11 r 50 57 S. 1 —, 1 ::: : Farb . 1 Tooke 30.001 50 1 48 N.E. Meit'soos — I— 71 873 r. • 1 MAW: •• 4 W. lor LW. or 4 W. b 6 I W.N.W re : !7 - 1 1 I LW. l ea 4 .W .B.W. car 14.8. W. co I I I &I er 4 S. or 1 . 4 LS. re II 1 18. & E. loe 4 , or I BB.E. re &SA ' For 4 I W. Ire , LW. rbe I 8 , &W. , o LB.& r 1 . 1! s. o' T - re 3 S W.3.W.' m --- U, LI% 'o.lli OM 'Sill '&11 '&44 10. ii 1 REMVIKS. A rapid tinware in' pingo/re has orearmil •oi our wed road sine, last evening elsewhere the change has teen iu the seine dim Won.. but not to the wrote extent. Readings no the hid. toast are, however, an fish lower than They were yesterday morning. Iu the north of Wetland they NM a little higher, and pnasure sate.. steadier thee; the difference between reeling'. at Cape Clear :ind Rochefort is 8-10th, of en inch. A band of very low pregame streteli.i• mina these Wands from Valentin to Yar mouth. Little eliange is pneeived in temperature. M Mira backed yesterday no our south amide to the south-east. and were fresh. It idea strongly in Loudon Lad night from the smith-west. This morning fresh westerly winds are prevalent in the. ticurnel, hut on our mat coast an easterly wind has set in. On the we st teed of Ranee* south-westerly Weis reported. The weight? is unsettled, cloudy or overfed, with rain in pima-. Ou all owls rain has fallen • . in the south and ...math-wed it he. Isom lose.. Wareing. issued to all toads. I. MEETING AT GLOM° W.—Last night, we kern by telegraph, a crowded mooting of Scotch libe rals was held in Glasgow, Mr. Dalglish, M.P., presiding. A letter of apology from Mr. Graham, M.P., was read. as also one from Mr. Bright, in which he said the result of the elections in Scotland must create great exultation. It had shown how steady was their love of freedom, and how honestly they whiled that justice should rule in Irish policy. Resolutions were agreed to, expressing sincere satisfaction at the suc cess which had attended the liberals in Scotland, at the intelligent and orderly manner in which the elections had been conducted, and urging also an assimilation of the county and burgh franchise, the roped of the minority clauses, redistribution of soots, the ballot, relations of capital and labour, the reduction of national expenditure, sad expressing confidence in a thoroughly liberal ministry under Mr. tlladdenie. A committee was appoiuted to co operate with kindred associations. ItEENCASII.E, DEC. 44.—The Allau Company's steamship Andiron, from Quebec, arrived in Lough k'oyle at 4 o'clock this morning. She tenths' the Leedom wads, and proceeded for Li DSC. 8. 7 V Transatlantic Cowpony's steamer Yille de 1 . 664 from New York, arrived hare at 1 a.m. to-day. She brings 124 passengers awl specie to the amount of 2414,000 dole. CHUM PAWL Olfi SHILLING Mires= Mosnasr, Dan. 7.---Hidlnieus by MOM Oft% 1,1441; ditto on mead* 444; total visitors, 1,61)4. a am mew the a boas thaw 0a the Uri et lieyteraber he ea ...the_priesaer to take a hens trees Alidisits Bo- CTr. llartlit'slaae. he his law at Iferee4 bat esie treat them aria be saw so mere of bin WI the W et November, at hetes. The plow to the sasaatima lad mkt the hares arid the van to digerati perm& The Assistant-Judge esateseed hire to be kept is penal sunhat, for Ave years. LATEST SPORTING INTZLLIGENOB THE EINGEBURY TO 2113 /MOO OP eini•extines. yes fi e z a —Many hundreds of turfitaa were abroad y, and wended their way to Albort-gate to see probably the last of Lady illisabeth; but they did net expect to lad welt, Iheri6d looldai big and and quiet withal, andriA she be so entered for any of the spring weeds, the bile will be "on" to • rare tune, from the fa reports that are sure Who given of her. However, eta was suck a aervoes. Ilsold olo 11 4,7 while at Medea, only lad October, that now of w. Goatees may patrons cared to keep bar thins, and John Day takes her bate to Donohue, for GOO then a tithe of the sum she was bought in an d ae a r "sua winter, whin put up to auction with the late Marquis of %Wiwi whole stud of horses. Mr. Pounces"" Graham bought The Duke for 9,240 guineas, and being a besides half-brother tone Earl, to say nothing of the steam merit he always displayed as a raoe-hoese, be cannot be deur at the mossy. Equerry, who was such a favourite for the last Cesarewitch before the weights appeared, and whom Admiral Rons must have suspected to be a seeond Lecturer, when he gave him 7st 71b, west at • mere song, one or two of Ifs. Beadinan's platen fetching more money. The latter gentleman's long string of bones were knocked down at fair prices, taking them as a whole, as 830 guineas is not a bei figure for a roarer—aold in the dead season too. Mr. Lincoln will make him pay bli way anyhow, and will be quite a favourite in the Sister Isle. which he is bound to licit while in the hands of the owner of Micas, for his very name will help to get him claimed as "another Irishman." The sales did not tend to bring a largo company together in the bobecription loom, and there has been nothing of any moment done as yet on the Metropolitan Steeplechase, to he decided at Kingsbury, to-morrow. For "little money," The Nun, Globule, and • are favourites ; dill, my three " peas," Pensionev, er, and Polestar, are aU on the spot, and I have not altered my opinion that the Pen sioner party an win.—l am, to., METEOR. easy morning. KINGSBURY MEETING.-(TIIIS DAY.) MILITARY STEEPLECHASI Panahanger .. .. Wicket • • • • SELLING HANDICAP. Lady Glowers walked over. MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE, Little Ben .. . Hawk,law .. .. Pine Apple .. .. • • - - gran. - UXENDON STEEPLECHASII Prima Donna .. .. Clarion .. Meerschaum . .. 11 ran. * Wen by three leMitlie. HURDLE RACE. Life Guardsmiui — Othello .. Mick .. 10 rail — . HANDICAP HURDLE. One mile arlington, three-quarters. 2. Belle of Kars, Plover, HUI Virginia Creeper, Ganymede, Miii Sterrett, phue, and Sal Warwick, a manca are here. EINGSSURY err. Two miles and a half. 3.15. Guide, Woodbury Hill. Polestar, Plover, Q.C., Roving Maid, wild Hunbonan, and Violet are here. TENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAK AAFWATION CONPANY.-(THIS DAY) The twenty-eighth annual general meeting of this company was held at 1 o'clock to-day, at their offices in Leadenhall-stroct. Kr. Pane IE DOVOLLS MOOR', the chairman of the company, presided. According to the report there is a surplus on the capital account of 334,316/. 14e. 841. to bo placed to the credit of the general reserve fund. On the revenue ac count there is a balance of 13,148/. las. 2d., which has been carried to the general reserve fund. The proprietors' under-writing account shown a balance of 30,9681. 17s. 11d., which has been carried to the general reserve fund. The amount under the head of the general reserve fund is 634,316/. 14s. lid. The directors recommend a dividend of 3 per cent., free of income tax, for the six months ending the 30th September last, making,i with that de clared in June, 6 per cent. per annum. The warrants to be issued on the 28th instant. The Cnannust, in addressing the meeting, said although the report might not be so encouraging as some of the shareholders expected it should be recollected that they had recently passed through a period of unexampled de pression almost equal to that of the preceding year. 7Ceverthelsee they were able to show , so increase on the freight this year, but unfortunately they had not obtained much specie. This year the company had met with a loss of two flue ships, which were wrecked on the perilous coast of China. The commanders of them, however, were acquitted of all blame by the judgment of a naval court of inquiry. He congratulated the shareholders upon the results of the Abyssinian expedition. A considerable amount of receipts arising from that expedition had gone to swell their dividend. The freights of late bad been impro • especially in the home trade of silk. There has been a large increase in the import trade of silkworms' eggs from China and Japan to France and ether countries of Europe. Their ships had carried 2,500 cases of silkworms' eggs for distri bution in Italy, and they arrived in such an excellent state as to merit the thanks of those parties to whom they had been consigned. The company have been obliged to improve the tonnage of their ships. Whereas 500 tons of cargo were formerly all that they required accommodation for, they were now obliged to increase the capacity of their ships to 1,500 tons. The increase of the annual subsidy has tended to increase their receipts tlil i mea b ri e . Their postal service has been accomplished with rm punctuality. On the occasion of the late solar eclipse their commanders availed themselves of the opportunity that presented itself to them, and they made excellent ob servation, is hick they forwarded to the Royal Society, for which they received the grateful acknowledgements of that society. The dividends of the company could not be earned as easily as in olden times. They had opposition everywhere—their silver age had paned away, and they had now come down to an iron age. After some further observations, the chairman moved that the report be adopted. Mr. Wzorrux, M.P., seconded the proposition, which woe agreed to. A resolution granting 4,0001. to the board, in lieu of the usual resnanerstion, was also adopted. C.aptain Engledue and the Hon. M. Melville wore elected directors, Mr. Weguelin retiring. The usual vote of thanks was agreed to SOCIETE DU OWLS TRANSATLASTIQUE FRANCAIS (LIMITED).-(THiB DAY.) The first general meeting of this company was held to-day at the City Terminus Hotel. Mr. E. J. liAlkilf presided, in place a Mr. Lowe, hom whom a letter was received regretting that in con equence of his having accepted office in Mr. Gladstone's government he had to tender the resignation of his position as chairman of the company. After some discussion, in the course of which the excel lent prospects of the company were pointed out and gene rally admitted, the report wus unanimously adopted. The Marini, of Salisbury was suggested as a good sub stitute fur Mr. Lowe in the chairmanship of the company. 'flie Academy of Motel and Political Sciences in its sitting of Saturday had to award, for the first time, the triennial prize founded by the late M. Victor Cousin for the encouragement of the •• liiigory of An- cient l'hilosophy.'• The subject proposed was Socrates considered especially as a metaphysician. The successful competitor was M. Alfred Fouillee, Profcswor of Philo sophy at the College of Bordeaux. Sty RS INUNDA T I ON RELIF.I , Her Majesty the Queen has been most graciously pleased to forward the munificent donation of lOW, in aid of this fund. The total amount already subscribed in 2,853/. Os. ltd. The Rev. W. K. Mucrorie left London last even ing to embark at Southampton on board the Briton for the Cape of (load Hope. The Dean of Capetown, the Rev. W. B. Alder. will proceed to his new scene of labour by the same Total. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty yesterday paid their animal visit of inspection to her Majesty's dock and victualling yards at Deptford, and subsequently paid a special visit to Greenwich Hospital. Mr. Furr, as well-knoern Herefonlahire farmer and cattle-breeder, disappeared in a most singular man ner some few months ago. His body has just been found in the River Wye, at a place near Hoes called " the Hole in the Wall." DIOCENE OF LONDON.—The Archbishop of Can terbury (Elect) has appointed the Rev. George Henry Tidoome, M A., at present and for several years senior curate of the mother parish church of Bethnal-g reen, in the cart of London, to the vicarage of St. Peters, Ham mersmith, vacant by the cession of the Rev. Dr. Cookosley, promoted to a benefice in the Ely diocese by Lord Chan cellor Cairns. The Archbishop (Elect) has also promoted the Rev. Joseph Harrison, M.A., who has been for the last ten years working ins the senior "London Dickman Home Missionary " (and who is labouring at presort among the poor of Deptford), to the vicarage of St. John, Bethnui.grien, Tamils by the death of the 11ev. J. Et Cumming, M.A. Miaow! TIMMY. OF OFFten. —The Irish papers mention that on the day Mr. Disraeli prepared his resig nation Dr. Bell was outdo Attorney-Oeneral and a Privy Councillor, Mr. Ormsby, Q.C., golititor-tivneral, and the Hon. David Minket, law Adviser iu surcassion to Mr. Shaw, CM:. Three gendemen have had the sattthotion of hold:ug their carious offices for about It hours. RIAU //AVM i .P.?3,a1. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVEMG, DECEMBrift TEI GA TT SHOW. ADDIOUII ACCID11117.—(211111 DAY.) The pest NMI* show at Islington was opened ; tat Ile est satire day to the paths at 9 &desk this assentor, sad at a very early period of the winsing the was crowded with moons who had paid them shil lings at the tasnatike. From the returns et those who paid be.. to Asir the show yesterday thereat& it is toned that 401. mate were token during the half-day thaw daring the cormapaading period of bat yam. likottly after 11 o'clock this monde( an saddest happened in the hall, which, most remarkably, has not malted so serimuly considering the crowded state of the ball, might have loon anticipated. A large advertiatenent-band of the Mews. Sanger (who are preparing for a Christmas entertain ment), which measured about 9 feet by 12, was fastened to the front of the gallery by ropes These ropes, from some cause or other, suddenly gave way, and the board fell into the body of the ball. One gentleman was in jured by the accident, and was quickly removed hoc the ball. The prize animals are being sold much more rapidly than Last year, and the sales are already announced by notice. in the show. The public seem to a man to thoroughly understand the merits of the different animals, for beasts never under went such a kneading, and punching, and tapping as the winners of prises in this show have comumuced to un• dergo this morning, and will hays to endure during the rest r•f the show. MEETING OF THE CLUD. 111/3 DAY - .) At 12 o'clock the (T annual meeting of the club was held in the board-room at the Hall- The Hari of MARDWICZY presided, and %mewl other numbs, of the club present were Lord Bermes, Lord Waling:hem Lad Bridport erby, the Earl of Aylseteed, Load Trodspir, and Lewd The report of the council having_been read and adopted, Mr. MILWARD moved , and Mr. TOM atirollded, t h at the Earl of Pawn be appouited the preiddent for 1870. The motion was carried unanimously. The Marquis of Exeter, Lord Penrhyn, and the Bari of Aylesford were then aided to the list of Tiempresideate. The trustees and the honorary secretary were re-elected. Mr. Demunmi then said he was about to propop an alteration in the rule by which the judge. were selectd At t they were ended at a full council board, and without due consideration. He also thovht it was wrong to allow any gentlemen who were e xhi bitors to take pert in the election of judges. He would not say that they allowed their feelings as exhilitoes to have anything to do with it, but the was wring. He would move that the present ret e bt rescinded, sad that for the future the judges be chosen by a selesteenunittee of the council from a num ber nemilated by the general council. Het ugh tbe mimetic& esesoritles &mid consist of stewards who were prohibited from being exhibitors. Mr. Wittman seconded the motion. . _ Mr. BZIOLICT ormaidered that the best course would be to leave the selection of judges to the stewards, and he would more to that effect as an amendment upon the ori ginal motion. Mr. MlLWAlLDseconded the amendment. Mr. Wood and Mr. Torr haring - !Token on the two motions, the Chairman expressed his opinion that for the satisfaction of the public they should adopt a system by which they could become better acquainted with the capa bilities of the gentlemen appointed as judges. lipon a vote being taken, the original motion of Mr. Ducam was carried. tiIIIPPIN9 INTILLIGANOI.-(271111 DAL) (BY TELEOILLIII.) lA. Do.. . S.—Wind at noon 13.5.*., strong breeze, and tine. - 7;i1..v lie, 7. Arrived : Eruct and Maria, from Shanghai Tynedale, from Yoorhowfoo ; Fire Queen, from NW Loral*); Swab Waken]. from Tutivorin : flood Hope (a.!, from Cape of On& Hope Spetribiten, from Minatitlan ; Centaur, from l'hdadelphia ; ldiramieb, from Musmichi. less., De, . 7.- -Arrived : Meridian, from Singapore : Julie, Batavia. for Rotterdam Knight lisebelor, Cakarita ; Barone (of Sunderland: Colombo ; • ries ( m), Santander. Artived hom the river : karg Wiled AMOY for mars ; Alice Roy, Bodkin ; Ambito Anna, 'antes. iled : May Queen, for Kowtow,. Li vier, , , D ,t, ec. T.—Arrived : Edith Ilierelaud, from Singa pore. Livsaroor., Dre. w.—Arrived : Robin Hood, from Zelu ; Robert Porter, Manilla ; Wayfarer, Calcutta ; Coromandel, Monte Video ; Mary Ellen, Demerara ; Helvetia New York ; Oreat Britain, Quebee ; Eckett, Pommes. Sailed : Bolivar, for Colon ; Mao Reed. St. Michael's ; Abpsaiaia, Bom bay ; Parma), Canteromm tnivenw, Now York. Ut irsirno. N. Der. 7.—A rrived . Patriot Queen, fmnthlanilla Horatio, Kaulmain ; Doveroourt, Mauritine ; Village Belle, Bottom Ayres ; Mary and Elizabeth. Monte Video. ImmoAt somoio4 sad zodocol to SS 44g. st lord. lotto= r (dies). t "Dim), Woody), boaaA.• &mike of lostke of AU soszow TWo but 14 boom alasamilm omposse 1a Aide. Itstroora fora vltit hr iirodion &rag Lmbi WEL Z.-44104. Wootior: b .—bloc art; 0.--doulo (444odist1) I.—for ; ; ; (boas) ; o. }dull) ;_ r.-411a ; a -- avow ; I.—thozoleo. Rolston, snow or boG maid). dodos Lod 114 ban Boa dlotozboooo. c • NNW' 1114fillit4iWil DAL - 0/C2 O'OLOOK. the ramelkete foe pub& seen:Kim ere rank dat to-day, sod pion hare gives way la !may cases, though the teutlesey at the 'moment is rather bettor than at the ooaantenoteneat Of Inief- nem. An uneasy &slim appears to prevail with regard to the date of political affairs abroad. Bales have also been made alma a belief that bankers will be Rem willing to make advances upon stock, especially as some of the recent opera tions for a rise in foreign securities have summed undue proportions. The English funds are fiat, and have declined e percent. Nearly all the speculative foreign bonds are lower, Italian of 1861 and Turkish showing chief depression. Railway stooks are comparatively steady, and the advance of yesterday in Metropolitan is main tained. The Indian Five per Cents. exhibit a fresh reduction. There is no alteration in the discount market, and the rate for loans in the Stock Exchange is still 14 to 2 per cent. Console are quoted 92 to f t , ex div., for money, and 92} to I, ex div., for the account (Jan. 5), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and Now Three per Cents., 92 to 1. The railway market is inactive, but London and North Western and Brighton stocks are to per cent. better, at 112 to 1, and 471 to 1, respectively. Great Western, 48/ to 49; Midland, Illf to 112; London and Bon* Western, 871 to 881 ; Great Eastern, 411 to 42 ; South Eastern, 791 to ; Me tropolitan, 1031 to ; Great Northern, 1001 to 107 ; ditto A, 1071 to 1081 ; Caledonian, 741 to 75; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 1(4 to 171. The foreign stock market is flat, and the general course of prices unfavourable. Turkish bonds are chiefly offered, and those of 1858, 1862, and 1863, have declined Ito f per cent. Italian of 1881 and the Charkof-Azof Railway loan have receded 1, and Peruvian of 1865 and Spanish of 1867, e. Subjoined are the prices :—Brazi ban of 1865, 771 to 78; Chilian of 16187, 96 to 97 ; Egyptian of 1864, 83 to 1 ; ditto of 1868, 731 to 74 ; Italian of 1861, 36 to f ; ditto Tobacco Loan, 31 to I prem. ;Mexican, 151 to ; Peruvian of 1863, 81k to ; Russian of 1866, 89 to 90 ; ditto Nioolai, 631 to 66 ; ditto Orel, 792 to 80 ; ditto Moscow-Jaroalaw, 781 to 79, ex div. ; ditto Charkof-Azof, If to Of dia. ; ditto Charcow Kreaumtschug, f dis. to 1 prom. ; Spanish of 1867, 321 to 33; Turkish of 1858, 61 to 62 ; ditto of 1862, 61 to 62; and ditto of 1863, 381 to 39. The Indian Five per Cents. have declined 1, viz., to 112 to 1, ex div. The Ten-and-a-Half are at 217 to 219 ; the Four, 1023 to 103 ; the Bonds, ss. to 10s. prem. ; the Debentures, 105 to 3 ; end Exchequer Bills. 7s. to 12s. prom. Bank Stock, 244 to 246. Bank shares were without variation, with the exception of a moderate rise in London Joint Stock, which have been dealt in at 361 ; 17/ to 183; London and County, 511 to L London and Westminster, 671 to 681; Union of London, 383 to 391 ; Anglo-Austrian, 71 to 8 prom. ; and Imperial Ottoman, 1 to 11 prem. . . . . The only alteration in miscellaneous Wares is a trifling' reduction in Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, viz., to 31 to / ex, div. ; Anglo-American Telegraph,' 211 to 1 , ex div. ; National Discount, 111 to 121; General Credit, 2 to 11 die. ; International Financial, 11 to 11 die. ; Hudson's Bay, 131 to 1; and Telegraph Construction, 161 to 1. rnited States 6-20 Bonds have receded pct cent., the present price being 74 to 1 ; Erie Rail way shares, 231 to 1 ; Illinois Central, 95; to 96; ; Atlantic and Great Western debentures, 30; to 371 ; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 371 to 38. The ordinary general meeting of the Crystal Palace Company will be held on the 23rd inst. A special meeting is also convened for the same day " for the purpose of considering the introduction of a bill into parliament next session to enable the company to grant leases of parts of their land not required for the immediate objects of the company, and also to consider any notices of motion which may be duly submitted and appended to the report."_ The adjourned annual meeting of the Upper Assam Tea Company (Limited), is called for the 15th inst. A petition for the winding up of the Trinidad Petroleum Company (Limited), is to be heard before Tice-Chancellor Malins on the 18th inst. TWO O'CLOCK. Foreign stocks are inquired for, and Italian of 1861, Peruvian of 1865, Spanish of 1867, and Turkish of 1865 have risen I to f per cent. As regards railway stocks. Midland and Brighton have improved I to I : while Great Northern A has declined I. Consols are without further change. FOUR O'CLOCK. 3 octane ot essasgessol Wbssid fie toospenz dig enradere, foie be heard More Vise-Mad odor Ili ea the nod irk. bEessmill._olperheine sad fleas here Bliss nodes isle bolting et "-Dab" Ikailidtbe old este a ea of hisflighaus the Timmy et they are instructed to diming any of these • up to the 12th hut.heelesive, et 7 per. out per annum. Consols are ; per cent. higher, at 921 to 1, ex div., for money. and 92} ,to ex div., for the account. The railway market is firm. Brighton stock is per cent. better, at 481 to I. Metropolitan, 103 b to I ; South Eastern, 791 to 4 ; Midland, 1124 to ; Great Eastern, 42 to ; London and North Western, 1124 to 1; Greet Western. 44 to 49; and Caledonian, 741 to 4. Foreign bonds show firmness. Italian of 1861, 541 to 3; Feruvian of 180, 811 to I ; Turkish of 180, 381 to 39 ; and Spanish of 1867, 33 to 4. The bum of 96,000 f. in bar gold has been sent into the Bank. RAILWAY, _YINING. AND 07111112 BHAREB.-(THIR DAY. ) Poing puss le 1 pan) COLONIAL GOVIENNENT INGUINTIIIII • 6 per cent.„Jan. and July, 187744. 1075, D Canl e a l, per t. Jan. and July, 96. New South Walei, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 111811 lit IN6, 101. redeem by ann. draws. trees 1887 to 1875, 16115. Queensland, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 18826, LOS. Victoria. 8 pee cent., April and Oot., 1095. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOOK& Great Pastern, 42. Great and Northeast, 106. ur do ks, Drigliles. and Sena Oust, 475, 12). L Lapgs Nalli Wareern, 112), 12. London and South Western, 88, 7. Metropolitan 1035, 4. Metropolitan District, 84. Midland. 1115, 12. North Vane= (Vork), 875. North Stalk:debits, 66. South Eastern Deferred (deferred naives no dividend until 6 percent. has been paid to preferred), 485. PREFERENCE SHARES pr era . Great Northern, 45 per cent• redeemabl e a t 10 per cen t. ~ 98. North Eastern (Wirt Hartlepool Harbour and Rsii way), 875. PREFERENCE SHARES AND aroma. Great Western, joint 6 per ct. irredeemable, 1866, let. LINES IJoittrD AT FIXED RENTALS, Royston, Hitchin, and Sbep., 134 j. IBSIONS. East In dian BRITISH, guar. 6 per POSS cent., 1085, 5. Great Trunk of Land.,l6s. Do., 3rd preference stock, 27. Do., 4th p reference stock, 18. Do., do. Great Indian Peninsula, guar. 6 per out., 1075, 1. new, 6. Great Western of Canada, 135. Madras, guar. 6 per cent., 1085. Oude and Robilarnd, guar. 6 per cent., 1085. /kind., gear. 6 per out., 1081. INDIAN RAILWAY DEBENTURRS. Eastern Bengal, 1015. Great Indian Peninsula, 6 percent., 1015. FOREIGN RIL Antwerp and Rotterdam, 10A5, S.WAYS. San Paulo (Limited), guar. 7 per cent., 185. South Anibian and Lombardo-Venetian, 165. Turin and Savona, 25, 5. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATION& Moseow-Janselaw, gua. by Russian Govt., 78f, ad. OelVitelek, conj. by Ruda& Government, 6 per Mi. 80, 795, 801. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 3 percent, 9 1-16, 5. BRITISH MINES. Fast Grenville, 35. Great Lamy (Limited), 205. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINIS. Anglo-Brazilian Gold (Limited), 5. Bova Grande (Limited), 5, 7-16 pm. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Agra (Limited), A, 12j. Imperial Ottoman, OE London and County, 615. Do., New, issued at 20 prom. (161. paid), 415. Loudon Joint Stock, 3,55, 61. London and Westminster, Scrip, 6.4. Metropolitan (Limited), 7. National Provincial of England (1001. paid), 40. Union of Australia, '• Unica of London, 395, 9,1. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 215, as dir. Atlantic Telegraph, 2105. mee Egyptian 9o 9 per cent Viceroy, gun. by Egyptiut geom. t, tin , ad. Electric and International Telegraph, New, 17. Hudson's Bay, 135, I. Italian Irrigation (Canal Cavour), 6 per cent, bonds, redeemable 1870, 605, 15. London General Omnibus Company (Limited), 2. Royal Mail Steele. Sociitd du Cable Trans. Franc. (Limited), 35. Universal Marine Insurance (Limited), 65. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 76, 5. The application for placing the Italian Govern ment Tobacco Loan upon the Stock Exchange official list came again before the committee yester day, and, at the instance of the Cavour Canal lsoidlioldeng, was further adjourned till the lith inst. _ _ It will be remembered that amongst the credi tors who allege that they have suff'red injury at the hands of the Italian goverument are the holders of the Maremmena Railway Bonds. Their grievance is that, whereas they were entitled to a certain number of shares in the Roman Rail way Company, which were paying a dividend at the time when the loan was brought forward, the dividends on those shares have not since been forthcoming. By an advertisement published yesterday winning, it appears that a gene ral meeting of the Roman Railway Company is called for the 20th inst., at Florence, " with the solo object of electing the new board of directors." It is greatly to be desired that this, as well as all other questions affecting Italian credit, should be settled without further delay. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,9061. over last year. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending the 4th instant, shows an increase of 206/. compared with the cor responding period of last year. At the meeting of the Milberall Freehold Land od Dock Company, held yesterday, it was resolved acoept the proposals of the contractors for set tling all accounts open and for relieving the un dertaking of its liabilities, subject to the prepara tion of a deed to be submitted for the approval of the shar eholders at a future meeting. A presented to the Court of Chancery by the directors of the Cork and Kinsale Jtusotiosi Railway Company, praying the confirmation of a arniza-crina DL Y 4 ONE O'OLOOZ. In the wining market to-day, Chiverton, New Providence, and West Chiverton shares are in request. Annexed are the quotations:— Providence, 30 to 32 ; West Chiverton, 39 to 61 ; Chiverton, al to 6/ ; New Lovell, 275. 6d. to 325. ed. ; Prince of Wales, 365. to 38s. ; Wheal Seton, 671 to 621 ; East New Lovell, fts. to 7s. 6d. • Frank Mills, 3t031 ; Great For, 10/ to 111; Ea st Trumpet Consols, 2to 21; Bast Caradon, 31 to 1; East Lowell, BtoBl ; and Tin croft, 141 to 154. Annexed are, the quotations of foreign and colonial wining shares :—St. John del Rey, 16} to 17 ; Don Pedro, 3 to } prem.; Anglo-Bramlian, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prew.; restores*, 1} to } die. ; Chontalos, 2} to ; Roma Grande, to i l prew.; Anglo-Italian, par W PoA 2tta ; Frontino sad Phillip. 11 to 2 ; L • ;7- 1 1 -1 1i6 to 9-1(;; Central American, } dia. to par. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (MIS DAY.) (au riummunt.) (ram OUR owe 031111111POND/Orr.) COMIC—The market is rather dull, and the sales foot up. about 6,000 bales. Conn.—The market fairly attended. Wheat, red Ame. rican, 2d. to 3d. per Dental dearer over deprarson salsa of Friday ; white unaltered. Flour slow and undamaged. Beans and peas steady. Oats Id. per bushel and oat. meal 6d. per load cheaper. Indian corn in retail demand at late rates ; mixed, 395., and round, 365. to 365. 6d. LEEDS CORN MAR.KET.--(THIS DAY.) (ay orz OWN coaszoicurram.) Factors held finD for full prime in wheat. commpteatly but.iness was limited. Spring corn dull. CORK BUTTER MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (By asucassax.) (Taos 01.31 OWN CORRESPONDENT.) OnHilary, 134 e.. 128 e., 121 e., 114 n. 111 a., 100 e. ; 1,030 firkins. Mild cured. 1465., 134 e., 1250.; 44.1 firkins. ICINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) R'OAE.—The market has opened quietly, with little disposition to purchase at previous prices. Refined: there continues to i.e a moderate inquiry at steady prices for all qualitice. Comm.—No et Onixotionce to report; bat with moderato parcel. offering, previous rates are supported. TEA continues in moderate request. PurilL—There is an improved demand for black, sad holders are asking considerably higher prices. 130 bags of Singapore and 200 bags of truly; Penang sold at 4d. ; 400 bop of common Penang, ; and I,NO bags ditto for arrival at 30. White also sold at firmer prices. Sin gapore, 50. to 30. RICE AND Sattrwrift.—No miles to report. SAOO.-1,100 bags small pearl sold for arrival at 6d. per cwt. advance, at Its. lira.-20 puncheons fair Demerara sold at 21., and 60 We. good at 2d. Darrow continues dull of sale, but previous prices are about supported. TALLOW MARICILT.--(THII3 DAT.) The martinis Ready. Town tallow, Cie. 9d.; Peters burg Y.C. es the /spot, December, 60e. 9d.; January, 61s. 3d. ; Yes* 61s. 94. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET —(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charlie James Eabtou reports trade at bat day's prices. Prise clever, tram 110 s. to 12 0. .; Warier ditto, 86e. to 100 s.; prime bay, 106.. to 11616; inferior ditto, Es. to Ain. ; straw, 20s. to 34.. BOROUGII ELECTION.—A ractentlf is cleated in the representation of *Birmingham ha Ilk Bright's seceTtiume of the °Moe of Preeideut et VIMPA•mr• of Trade. The election will wobably take *se awe* of the week after; and the liberals - will then have the a$ faction of returning Mr. Bright as the unopposed member for Birtningluun.—Birmisiihou, 14d. VELIC 10ra MAO.I7.ISEIL—TIio Rey. J. tEtOttf i ron ha , retited front the editorship of the Ildlfythaa ,r ya. - 'wt. and is succeeded by the Rev. Dr. .1111111311 Splooe. The Rev. Patton Hood also mews to he the ed itor of the Eclectic Rrriier, the publication of which is tomporari4 suqwuded. The defeat of air. Roebuck is 1111 illilication that no state•min who makes animosity toward this Gaudy" the oorner- .tone of his policy can now look for impalas:Ay in England. Mamma influence 111 npwdly and rooting moss the masses of the Orr= an d the growth of hheral sentiments must he freely re cognised by anyfile who would herontter beeoute a leader itr English potties.--Acre York 7Silloroo. — war ... I