The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-18 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER ------....„_, ti '- - 4li r a •!,.. ~.,t , lire % I.r, ..vs: 4 :, y 4( c , r :: .0,, , T0r • Z , . • (Ell t •"...* SSaIldX3 . . LONDON, SATURDAY EY. ----' T ANUARY lB. 1862. (Stamped, id. Additional.) [TW OPEN CE . THE NEW CHANCELLOR OF CAMBRIDGE ! REPRESIRTATION OP LIIfOOLI7 TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. UNIVERSITY. . i .niajestv'. 1 (osursa's mamma.) -. publi.o • i THE ITALIAN PARLT 1 " -- I ...oar. • - fL =OLAND AND AMISICA. The following correspondence with her Majesty's Minister in the United States is published in Let night's Gazette : TURIN, Jas. 17. TROY LORD LYONS TO RAILIASSZLL. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, Dated Washington, Dee. 31, 1861. Signor Brofferio addressed a question to the Minim- I (Rmeivisi Jam 15,1862.) try respecting the Peter's pence contributions. , Ny Lesd.—The Secretary of Mete of tbe United States He called the attention of the government to Ike ha" 1 " 4 " 101 , !„.....,u-k . Iliv4 hurl " 4 Kau . 1. J. .W. TIRE LONDON PAVILION . The Proprietor., . proceedings of the Society of St. Vincent de Pail, hem a Zt l i ttutd ° tut ........ a H a mow , maw the „. e re !,,,,72 A. Mows. LOUIL sod SONKISAMMIL souse. shit ad? TIPSY aim " wei take 0 ...m." 1 ,1' 1 and said : "The activity of Lamoriciere anti Chili- " 6 ""'• , i lag, and ander eircarnstaZireheffits to than involved is DAY, ,fisaA who as ZNTUTAIIIIIIIn mouremed for cone is due to these Peter's pence contribution'. the am a f x„,,,,,,,. m aws . 5 4 gabgi , sa d t h a t they us re i t g erwroettr d raitje resi w tr i c .,l62l,,Pr i l i " 1i. " 3 „,,, We are in a state of war with the King of Rome. , sow moaned in Fort Wapiti, be Ira eased Orders to be. Valdal ire heir pot Tea. Admheks. ed. eel le. Medea We must enforce the penal law against these who axe ems& for glair discilarla, end Prurbara for them to Mors Wester. lir. amass ON•WIr. I in correspondence with our enemies, and alp • 10 Week" , is VITO,* by way of Footle= Mootoe. RICHARD GUN TER'S BRIDE CAKE furnish them with money and arms." •4. • I have, &a., Miseell Laos. Errimusatutsr, corner at Motesant. and Loendse Baron Ri li replied : "These Peter's pond armor Of A DISPATOD 730 K LORD LIONS TO SAIL . meet& ulbert.ste. wedding Breakfasts. Ws. ac.. ftwakattal i 301111 ILL. 0 01 BPSets. trt SOWII Of country, with wine* and attendants . ruin the catholic religion. Their object is Wall LAW Washington, Dee. 31, 1661. against the nation ; but of all the countries is (Roosived Jan. 15, 1862.1 the world Italy has contributed the smallest suss. 1 I bare tho hewer to ~took herewith, to Your lurtishiP, amp: al a Debi hem Mr. Seward to the Seca tar t ' at tha ne amount of the subscriptions in Italy is as • Navy Which bee bees eceamunkated to me today he small that it is not worth while to attach any i t s - 1 lir. L _.......,_ 66 the het at a ham =hove, portanee to them. The Pope is no king, but the ; tki , ..;' . .„;;;7 0 7;;Zu v . „ apasa far biome , 4 tawadel, chief of the catholic religion. Our institutions b,„.,i ii . l ow b on & Lo s m ow y a k m ob p ui mak g ig forbid any measures which might lead to an Oh s i b im a u ctimiatoeiWasiarAmtdili iswis esr quiry into the intentions of those who subscribe." deem %Meet in thorirrolort term : ib• sat Tao dissycwsd The Chamber, on the conclusion of the discussi id& equal peowygitinia by the nasal authorities of the passed to the order of the day. dad States. ander Whose notice It was brought. mum= IN LORD LYONS' DISPATCH. Department at Saba, Wadiffigtoa, Dec. 31, 1861. ALATRI OCCUPIED BY THE FRENCH. To the Hoooarabb Oldies WNW, Searstary of the Navy, i SOME, Jan. 16 Sir,—This departregot has tessimel meidisial itheniation A detachment of French troops has entered that the sallower James Oesetllysil i ollAncisi ICY AS Alatri and arrested ten Bourbon officers. I lag squadron, was corded Into New York with Alatri will be jointly occupied by French sod nag eying ander that of the Unitaid States. This sis , act must have been occasioned by a misapprehension of ' duty by the Aker who enlaced or 'Bowed it. I will, con sequently. thank yam to give Inch cadets ea may teed to prevent s repetition et the mis.—l haves ho., Piped) Witisam H. Sswann. =TRAWL OP A Dlier4lol Met LOAD LYONS TO RASAI .tallal at Nadna—Tha well-kaawa a k i lliCti or Tr real lt m UMW& asa amosomaame 1 pow we lam Oa Vhara Dodo Mho 13trola. ilt Thy ittgal=7 l :a . i re e M s t entamea rt taja a lis Irak Ma 1 tar gam& gra a gi t u VOINI7 =Old 11111111.1 tad a aswarasa. Th. argon MO be at batireala at rawearM Ina 40 um lilatalla araiallas wakes alaawasuala Mlnde7i be We eallgant 2 , 1111=1.210 NW, ISOM iff tie itim awasariartai mak 41 of the &Wilk I.ltll 1t a. 1 aimata. Ms sem i.t mitt et M ara* swig to /Man. fldwillag gad Oi l : : rai....amt-tttto. - LW.: ate. MINI Ilesal OA Olk, .I...h.wgrert. LC. : at at Itta Meta at lar Compaaj, l ll l Alita au ...... Loudon. Le. , waste deo appliatallis tar andattaatt• s. I! i Ishipmen la Ws untie *WM le nada LICILUID Dam tagramy. I'AA India sod woo otopplarmoreal Cliamiled). Ns. Il MINIMOIMM. iv. _ 1 4ORNIIIG PIRIPORMANCE of the PANTO 'ulnae ow Pare. Chen 'TUT MONDAY, M °Vest Chaim half .prke. WaIITINGTON mg hie CAT. The CA. Mean jaw lieelen, It dispaly Ye pawed etstee ea the hearse I le Lis • The Duke of Devonshire replied as follows to the Latin oration delivered to him yesterday, magratukting him upon his appointment as Chancellor :—" Ur. Vice- Chancellor and Gentlemen of the Senate,—The erremoules which in conformity with ancient usage are observed en the installation of chancellor having been completed, I present myself to you as your chancellor, to discharge the duty which first devolves upon me—the duty of offering you my grateful acknowledgments for the high distinction of which by an unanimous vote yon have pronounced me to be worthy. ((heers.) The language m which my election bac been officially announced 40 me, as well as that which the viee-chan- Saar has Just addressed to me, leave no doubt in f sated' en to the 11014108 which influenced your choice. offiaffitabfieffily I mast shteibefie my position today prind say to the madmen encases which I had the good fortune to achieve at the clam of my university career. (Cheers.) That moors was in itself an ample, and more than an ample rewind 'natty Misses I may have exercised in *adios which were esegental to my imilinatioa. (Beer. hear.) I bed none moods , * that my minuet en a stadeet would after the kris of 30 years be still remembered, sod would be naldelred en. a sufficient qualifvution for the highest `llOll4W * Irbil* it is in the power of the university to bestow. The viairaimealkar boo mid other things et • very *AWN ankme ; but upon matters of pannil character it is always irksome and towel. Olen to dwell. sad I wood not have touched on them bad I not felethlik I could not, without disrespect to him,, brie left them altogether unnoticed. I now COMB to • MOM OiDitailltfeet. We meat all of as be deeply hammed by ' the peoullarty mournful obtainer el the circumstances under which I have been chosen. Barely could the election 40 • tiluusesll* bard taken place io a ~on of deeper gloom. lo the nag analogue of ebuseellors who during the lapse of cesterles lave been plead at the heed of this univer sity, can be toned the SWIM of some of the most eminent --'---come of the most distinguished statesmen LINOOLN, FRIDAY Arrwooe. A considerable proportion of the electors of this city have now been canvassed, and Loth parties speak loudly of their certain success. It was reported yes t•rd*Y, however, that owe of the leading members of Mr. Palmer's committee had stated in the bank that very many of the supposed electors held back sou declined to promise hint their support. Whether this is the rase or not we conga of course say, but the conservatives assert that op to yesterday evening coosidenibly more than 100 electors, who supported Mr. Seely only • few weeks ago, have promised their votes to Mr. Bramley-Monre, and they express a coofident belief that ere the can rem brought to • conclusion this number will be comaidembly increased. The present contest is en doubledly very different from the lag, many of the eowiervetive electors then promising their support to Mr. Seely, who is • townsman, out of pereoned respect. Yester day evening an influential meatier of Mr. Bramley-Moore's supporters was held in the large roan at the 13eracen's Hied Motel, which was crowded to geom. Mr. NOOII2 having addressed the misting, a resolution was tomposed sad sosouled to the effect that be is a6t and mew to reproesat the city in ' , ornament, which on proper the it was carried, only four bands DgCING ACADEMY, 36 Aldersgate-atreet. e new SZAPOLITAN WLTS QUADRILLE WeitethE te a = bgl w r i l i7 YOUNG 'IMRE MONDAY. Elementary Yrktay. Gentlemen, le. quarter bar. te ; Nay.Yloyds powW muddle, prom every Wand Saturday. Admissioe, Id.: pri vate hams, tia. OE BLACK BALL MONTHLY AIM CUMIN bum LONDON and fir Pat ahiP• iletfrairsa I Poiosoks. Jrnakes . efilt• mi To SoAL LYN Mill UN UN Jim MI Yob. If Jam 30 Yob. 1 iinr.eind nal Inalarna ..I - —-- - - - - -- ;Q. TIVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. = I 14...7 BRITISH ad 0010111 AL 811111111.--/Uovans and was Ttin nobloblid awe MIMS ften. W fliir Palf* 2Bl * Ma Siena nia bat ions be.. inown for in superiority of ri e ll mid gamins,mud anima bum aripialina aid abtiript- aninnik. sod iliontar : no Malt quality la raalatalnad. snipe anallowdidill• is =lBl l l l4 * WY Moll 110 1 1 11 —run sia. is id., llin g e e dder gaUon . hnbest quality and strew*, oil lillfilodin miloodilli fif ill Amebas iirW, is lAA, It& lid. per on. Whisky. inperlor Highland, Ulm , 20a : JAMS /Wirt and Co .• all Aaunto for MI MINA Mak tea. por . Itunt. old Jamaica, lin 411., lac : Ivey NJ UNo ; raw T. IL and laws. 1, Le for teak" Mt int inlion. shrub. 140. dd. British Broady. brows tondo& i.C. I sr mob. VI a pow gnaw. British Conliala, lima Id. 1a addition at pow and Son hoop Windage 11 ' -- AU goods deliverod e rf l o p otalit 17: ..... -. Yr. Hanger has treed his retiring address to the electors. It is believed in Lincoln that be will have but little chance at Grimsby against the conservative candidate Chapman). who will. it is aid, be supported by the tadepeestest liberal holies. wa s to throw off the rLbing& jam Mr. saliva* is tips es u s% 1111 Toadies isolated sipt u Micas (el which Mr. Chapman is chairman), harnessed themselves to his aieriags, and drew him through the town. 1 1 - ~1 , MICSBItB. IDMIZT WIGRAM sad SONS' (c 4 ardsrawrimi. AdOeiLuine d PACKET IMPow* Mb avaiataiL.—r. PorllPlZ io llool the Dodo. . MONDAY, WA hoomy, al IIrANAIO, _ the der AILI NtNiLNIMI/MA L tar nee" =WARD MAMMON, Commaie"; Wog lo Um Dag WM Doke. Mar moommistkes for 441 Mir o of Assersin me F:3lsoil do Ain e.; ma 1 , rmor‘less,V, Wasir IrniA T h. .. by $5ll . No of whiles on orimed tram= Ao !Woo* inI4Do for sessolalm bras, sad Dr IMPAMos Disa paw. Oa per err alio. Ts m imed.-416 THE DOUBLE MURDER IN ESSEX. VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and' BROODICif. tar the Information of the Public and thstr memo= Patrons, beg to 'sake the following announcement re. the VALtilt of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the WM. recta the fair trader and the public will be silks protected by the wide eirculatlea of knowledge on ibis eadlliert. 0914 being thruisd Into m pule or canna, It follows that geld el • eirele See. Is candep..Ll s swabs .. it is worth _l4 6 Ili 14 IT $ I Gerais .. 1 S per mad. 14 web.. 111 /I caeW .. 1 4 II IS a carats ttain.. 61 I II coishi.. 111 1 Genie .. 1 1 t (llrithis 14 costs.. IGS carats .. •17 standard) II 17 10It 111 arida— I 4 I Genie .. •14 14 t 4 Garda.. s web.. 1 1 N errata .. •II 71 ▪ reran.. 110 DI 11 mule.. IIS 1 cents .. I 7 1 11 oasis— S 7 1 111 arras— 114 N card... • a Ifirratilari t lA Henstettantreet, Coventiardsm, 1.C., Undoes mile of Moir sad Jewellery tor la. meh. N.B. ma la domed el In the evening, awl as Saturdays st sibs cl WIZIELY 00301172110•TION to T 7 NSW TONCISIOM.-2166 unarm. innir d l=ll PIIIAMPHIA STIAII-111111. ONSTANY Wend tteb teSsonswd bin Saw Sisswatipa calling at Quaansiows OD INIOIDOIDOI 44111pONDO as follows : WIIN-WtT nWVI wrizroot, FOR NSW TOIL CITY 07 SAL7IIIOII. We6eilda7. Jaa. 21. ETNA, Welnseing, :NA ft SANOAIOO, Wobradal. Feb. 6. And dado swasseifts Wednesda Man parign V, awl II panann weerdin y. gln We wens WWWWII. rwieued sedimwa g geineein including all weviaWns welAsS Plwas/Nos fer - Omni* sad ibe week.= Or lashed DOM* on wry Wvissendeisgs Owsw—for Winn, parifidatos Nib s• WILUAII MIKAN.* Wanwincent. Lhirposi to WM and 111ACIT. W. Ifing lialanwonA City. TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE. Jam An Imperial hstt was read to-day at the P promising immediate financial reforms. The payment of all official galaxies has bseit stopped until March. It is reported that the Bulgarian emigrants 111, Russia are ill-treated, and universally desire 10 return. MK MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) YEW AUITMIt AND WHIT= STOCK ler the Werld-tasted Scarab ANGOLA lie TROUSIIM Is sow rashes and ready tor inspletios. These Tomas wee artobtated by Mr. Moe, Mlierisslyaddrem 4 71.szoot-arszer,ftecomserlat l . Yd who im set scruserted with any parses imitating and &duo thing In Ids name. MITAMILMUD YILSZUAZT. BRITISH sad NORTR AIIRRIOAN ROYAL MAIL RUN Ell In oppotabad by tie Adalrally to botwooa LITIOLPtION sod NNW WEL sad be wool WIS. a.l. wad ILIOTON, with liberty to 54.05 t Itallfazow atbwr pato, to lead sod receive wails, deals, sad proragara. rowan oldpeealtlna .4 Umbras to Wed sod rowdy, 'mow.= oat r Majesty. roolla, Th. tolbourfai ar raw womb we oppotatod to rut from Llvorpool. waling at Cook to roadvo lbw wadi: NIAOAist. foe warns. tatarday, Jai. IL AMA. for NSW YORK, oaturday, lab. I. all=twaww, toetudlog steward's too awe ymooldows, bat lawar liquors To 115411*l sad Da*" Mid assesi table, stla To New Tort, Wet oat* 1114: aabla. ANL Viodabt to rialtos, 11.4t0a, sod Now Tort, M sad yar mg. primate —Apply to I. L nor& Id,„ lsowNotroA lambs D. Currie. there, sad U. Plan do w • 0. sod J. Nam, lawboartwolowat,_ eisowow r e = C. Itialv u j i raaoloou or D. owl C. llsolver. Walor-drodl. The system of farming the taxes has been re mimed. There have been many wrecks in the Black See, attended with great loss of life. Exchange on London remains stationary. QPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and 1..7 SON, will and certainly tU sight. Better rand be made. Sleek with errW et tables, Its.. steel, with Ss. to M. Geld sad Sem sad Ire•illswes g in swee ss l at Ms le i sZnes. Idardia Prospect Giese Ifs ette mb tree. sag BON, OVIICIAIII to MR PAW appall@ OR Laasetus Oates, London. Saideliehad ilweliew.—Netseves seploywl. RAGUSA, Jar. 17. The insurgents of Zub€i have sent an insulting reply to the proclamation of Omer Pasha, in whiai he promised them an amnesty if they surrendered. The inhabitants of Schuma have not replied to the proclamation, from fear of the insurgents. Luka Vukalowich, together with some othec insurgent chiefs, is still at Cettigue. The catholic of Popova have applied to Omer Paella for protection. VHACHZ.—HOWARD'S ENAMEL, fer IgO r PPING DICKY= =CM. however terse the wily. It le used tis• soli Ade, without psalm or pain, end hardeem We • whits emit& IS remeiss he the tome many years. res dads. weevmssseemey, est westing the decay Direr Moms int um ..asset am by au chemists aM soalielme vesiess. Pelee le. is• si Ati iril• A. Da ORAVIDI, and PRILLIPPS P IPPI4 61p06 mdommiliossa sret-dre mamma es gams: Fa 1101TIZDUI suag Si MIDI It, the rUNORD. OWN, Tbseeda. wasleg. ben al Se Tower. Pan. SI. ▪ saranit. Ohs PALM twig sormse. ass- M. trela Honsisdrim. Farm: It 14 sod Ist. lava Wish lamed at • co eel • UK rot CUMIIIMIIN. the LIP ANGLIAN, from Illend4- 40•14 Jemmy MA For OM" PNlNlP•ftiffSg . c tr wa u tau= W. ogee P VIA UM= Lit LONDON CA RPIT WAR/SOUS& 'moon sad 110 Ne. Ira 4 000DOVITILLIT. W. EY CB LIA& 001301118, .al MIL a ssoirx mrarombw maw et Or r sinslibs sod ▪ lasa Insys. Ps* up Is Isim smill ens be Isssolass, • sips' Ur Mos so, moo, Mira, sisi Maids Oda- Iwo Om. Ms/NW DAIMON'S ULF-AMMO MEAT SCRUM fora • loop Ow el um* mfolk • moo Ilimahr of will. swiftr lommono mai Is lonsiltoßs foliobod la ma wt. Ws* loo•usi , won mil ill W posy 'Ed autrllloos wonso rofirot. fla l 11.1. Moos ofogrifisig •••••• oodiand solo Mils ormesello• MEL DAMIAN'S POTATO STIAXIR, the Cook's 011111 55 WYNN* maul of osolling favooribo loplabfo 1111 porfoction. fOlooll., fa. •• BARLovrs AUTOMATON CINDER SUTER, W Itownsid a Mark wommaitil Y ewe Mr Ise of swab Uric Mos list 111 rem) B -- - • ABLOWII PATENT CASK STAND. No wow : or sedisSSll gibed Is= WM ma lb lAN. oast a • owl& romp ila. awl RARLOWN 8111111-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Bs,ont prig ;or .mu IA bow for mu vbs. lls. N. : Alin Illik and Ss JAIIIIII malow. Poleaueo 4 _ liorwassies. On WA Ws sow 801 l in la as ~7 : all oilmen min IMINI". 111118 n► limenivimp meta Wafted ma WEIMES SPERM CANDLES, le. 4d. and .a./ I. it par a. ; M arum veg. Is. bo. Is. Si., psalm; ,as. Is. ad. ; Osman sat. la id. : Waste Tsai. di.: ?moat perm. la smossibi, SSC rid., sad list but. ; Moltis Masts bassobasso S. It: isassuos, /N.; dips, r swift SA.. Oda WA M. per aloe . yetis, moo. 74, *K. sod SY Fir ; . old Is Wisdno, k N. wit posiiii; nom= bows Windsor, Is.: ,UM WWWsw. k M.: bow& Is. Id.; iftemilos soli minced. la psi bar—ko, sosk al r. DAVOS sod/USW sillasloblislini saw ism al SA Clortioarsis. lastlen. RIM MILS PIRTUM E VAPORIZIR, as used Id the raseemaloms at Covent Deuri-lane. mad Proemial Tlmairee. it ea todlepeatabie to aU nod perilous. where It work &delicious sod 12" hive. tram 111 tudd by all pertemers sad dammileik add b law:star amid patentee, a1111 1 .1 11 .1 1 ftelmar• "OM. a" Si. Cmfailla. Wades: W 11. licralevavd dee lislitem, Atria PARENTS sad GUARDIANS.—T4.ra ters rie Youth to thoir pooporitre l .root. Indoor • oollolltolo fw ttoqr peroosol ..moot seYams., end WW 1-ANUS MACAAAA kt 4 di. lof orettorstugs tbo irowth and ort pow*, sad bro.:taring hatr, itoolootro Katyclor. for in. =mglna dim mad roalpiettoo. mad roloortog rittoassuo dr and Seldom, • 4 Mosso, or Prod Doolitelor. for twirler Ilto atatol besatilhllly obit., owl presorreog :mon ors- Whored todisprosobir looompasecorrAo. —Mold 1110W LIJILt inti ft 4, to. Marro .s. GM try OM rah Ilsrassa—Aalt tot Rowlands' DULNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA A been, during terealytive years, alplialleally or reed iiied.,elpredeetten, and universally erupted b the u the beet Moody for acidity of the etoresek heedactu wok eM tedigss•on. and ma a land see the* Mr deheele emeedituile•••••••ipeetally tom Wise end iblibbm. It ID peepi rr itt • Ali et perfect pushy NM UMW= aisig a zale SUINWPMb sod to.. Nee v ; U sa reepectsbie chesolmee I=lbairodll Da. WOOED'S ESSENCE at LIFE miens seashood le fin owl slighered imilliaticee Is deer weft Mum Is Ingerllie. Its ants en ponemases. No asidisiles sa,p u.. .-1161111s aim iplif MI isidnetiess, at I. or tar tor ift. mit isywham. prim do n edit essaiUrass se dasepirlidis spew= rid Cle, lit ativa4 am TIMMIIIAM 13110UPT CURE tut COUGHS, Chad D. JL asses. kat Tbromis. <Weak Laaatig Cosayklak ate PELTOILAL PASTILLE!. of ties nersolt. praPasbil bY Fre taw bernstAlal. "mist, Vl = lank Intim& stalunk nrod vamuated by analysis.— Maus. &Al- CLAY and MONK, SC Ratelta4l•4ll•l4. l MlLC. : and retail 11.11 cheater+ and medicine kaiak Mos k Id. par bk. oW isiservetisea AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.—LAMBERTS Anil II ATIC BALMY. NONA emeriti. $ bends or allettnit th, brad. truly oaf piloomak Is oftsittoit to lo *e Ent moodickne for rebrelee Meek colds. ...herd ram of ado/. oad orareNVAIL It ire pestle elm renew elms The Weft lirominno Imisioilo. admire/IV alffilleihil Webs elk% peemebes beeme se rt in sepiesseine eueseWee soya elleels re Mee roneeser e ~ t Velikee& pr eves bleu dew be fine sinsis dos. se mile la • fee iselie Mee A— gee NW X. WNW. abeelleS t Jereps- Ame s Beewasese ea al dieeible. es belbee . sae tem ermellibe le ese, le. seek be peeekeibt ese tor LeseheireAsimalle lisbese • Ile rim bed sans le mewed so Qs Mow BrICHAN'S BUGABAXIATIID RAM. 1 !MULL ntaa-is is a wets-logos lei wi lt. y z rani le re prang rear at re brag in lag Pr Mar pro. Or brads regular, mall re Mg dark• lama gib war ga Si mg et melt dime gad me lir. Oa gear err saner here al ral r. warm ra del rib as ea grearga am sea Ma. amigaga. w Nywagar aid gleura lillelraluur, fferi eaargrer ark c i t i lit i ta i a Dr . . i tt e ..... ray rid earlarraut had "M„—Parall War bare Is Larlar =!...x em gr. Malay a n al la Si,W Mlay sda al art Us. THI QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. 001 XL, is poblisboi THIS DAT. CORTIIIIIII: 1. Missy Control I. TM Prima Oborlotlo. 1 4 * . fcc= tecium — Toltr' ° "" O. The isto Prises Omar& I. eosin so It Is T. Lord Costitr & TM America Jobs Slum. blbssisris-obrool. BIM= aid DIVOTION. A Ointar DA" ceswassaml la t r h i pg llll. 4 4g ea lailedemo isema afralla ftwal alai Ms.& IL—W. Thomas. .11, Bridger iarlise. DT WILLIAM WINDHAM. In WOMB in NORTH AFRICA ; with splendid .I.N •••••••• Illognilksa. Wes • 'WA, 14) Da• SP•Wassla NA Teat! in Abed& me imid& Word mad Look. liii. lls•talrost. Walk& • New b. GC zrirromouxusrs ANNUAL for len. Ar Vsa Yaw* 1 Pskawsseirwry. DN. Cl7lOlll ON invonixam, OININAL Jail poIiONNO. yule' lodise* Ma dem On Amer" for it Pampa, A MEDICAL ESSAY on tee CAUSE and A. MINI d PitINATI7III DIMINO to NAN. wit! plots aboillom ter ported emetootimo to bolib mod Nom. lb. nook el hegira.. yeas' stocentel wales le the treatment of those wear owe= sad soomired dimness wlldt Mod to 'embitter sod ebeetom aro f De. J. L. 001111. U. Allootestileolot, Iftraralle. Wide& ombe 12 IN Si, aol to " NOW mobootati "'you ommeember of eighty by ettomtlbm best willed behead ommed—tribetborraeb penes held As rebates of pormotoreoltom. r Ofoirsioo.. — l4ll - loodeo : Nom Otembiti mot J. AIN% 91, Wrevick,lasse. Seel le, SWlea. by ye 14 ot LIFE : or, H ` ow rave, awl WIWI Se Lee few Itzpiersellery lie Itieserfse of Mute lifdeeee, sal lie verbose Pberwasse et Ws. With lainteises ter rereriiii Health sad tied ieraarts at lie Tarim& of Nerorders hatileslal M ItAlitary We. By • Priiierum of le pin' practice. COMPTIL —The rimiest Itdecatke et tarty Uto—Ths Art of =_la o4— The The o tY W pleeritio—The Okeireit and fee lie Minim et the Atterttaes eel ligatade• et lie reislieset—lf error Dieriete, Lair : Mem M. Camilla. awl aLL booktellies. CULVERWELL, LM., L.S.A., JJ • GREAT IIAILSOROUGH-STREILT, W.. Caa be esainliad upon all illessottNerross DebIUIJ, levelnatary Elaalths Palpitatios, Lon et Memory. incapacity, Spero& teethes. Sterility. Anklebones, and °gleaning Jest published. an oath" saw and original Work, entitled RAILLv FS .• . • Pligelelegiaal Review of the above, le by poet, la it Healed. la It Was, Catskill. or Author, as above. Dr. C may be eaanalted dell)) Ulll2, at The Peakelike Turkish Ddb. 19, St. Muting le.OWEid. sad I. Great wvieuevestiasw,W., howl WI • pia METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WOMP. The ordinary meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Weeks wee held yesterday at the oaken of the board, 11priagssnleas. Ttiwamta. .q., E in the their. A MA brought np from the Warta Improve ment Ceatrbtee on the proposed improvements in the City of Leads& The first statement it contained was that the aewnlites ware sot prepared to recommend say sestrtim. dee to • prepmed public imq-arement, by setting best the I berm Noe. 70 aid 71, Wat-atreet. ihe • of the Mpg% having been proposed sad T.. TAYLOR sowed as an amendment that the bead itesaielheie the Ma 01 1,600 f. towards the eon of __ la tiseadew 11P., 1 41. 1 47 1 4 the eeessiseet. The improve- Spwatjaaressi hada PM& Prorwty. sod sew eh ma* se Isgsesmeet to • yobbo thoroughfare. As ea Ilissaiddsgrwavvesthowirest, sad Watling aleeet'ses mil bribe pebeeeetal seaeltostee. 2ba. seeleinerailies of Ihe easselatee wee Tgatived, W es 4= l :M . aid • at 16 to rte. d the aspect shah" to the property required ter *diesp by this Levies. sad Chatham Itslies.s.-" weprd is the peepseedeeetiee armor. mots et the lopaits, _Chotheee, - serl Dover Railway, on the 40 gym sI Bleebbleee.nei, UN bridge, to orgy eat ISM the swesisay yam &e., bare lose &pealed by the __prep, I hoe to age* Set if the obese be as. .hersteedswish the Ispirited pleas Waft Ili brixdari of the property proposed to be 16 014 61e the purpose, the sew street sow =Ng tensed by this board from ffighelreet, Do= to the Bleoldriereiridtp.rool sta. for the fret SIS lb bog*. emaerrearg et the Blanthissirbridasweads Is sashed is a emosel, or bettreee retaining walls es either elde,er by =Up Warr mesh mede equally detrimestal ad bed in my opines I. the sew street is qnsetieSa, sad I es , essuseed Pot oboe be takes teems e the provost ohms ell pith seer b pralhatest." The CIIAIRILAN said QM the pespeoll wadi tout the fintet the street isto a teasel sad esMreislly aged the The tepitab te the Yale Dreisige Odenetittee ferregeek apltalletlah 80414313 T. —Papers to be read at the mellthi ti p Ilk 13.3: 1. "Oa Ike farther 4heowary el Vet la lie gravel .der Beitas4 ;" W J.Wpall, E 44.: IV 0e tr atia ;mai et Weaker Elnik war 11,4110 P. W. 11. b.. _SILL 3. "O. 1b0.1..01P4=44,11251er5411411 WX. P.. de Tobibat. by Rex grabas, 11.-P.0.8. 4. seem veina. ebreseirsa se Ten, al Omer by Mew I. Palmier► hos lb•Foodpp•Mm. • • FRANCE. PARIS, JAIL. 17. Mgr. Cbigi has brought en autograph letter from the Pope to the Emperor. THE BRAZILS. LISBON, JAR. 17. The Massagetias Imperils,las Conspeuy's steamer 4 likatemodore, from the Dresfla, arrived here at 2 a.m. to-day. Sbe brings 156,000 f. in specie. Rio Je.wznio, Dec. 25.—Exchange on London, 261 to 261 ; Paris, 364 to 368. Coffee : Good first, 6.400 to 6.600 reps ; shipments since the departure of the English mail 'teenier, 30,460 bags, including 17,300 for the Chrnnel ; stock, 300,000 bags; freights for the Channel, 604. to 60s. At Bahia exchange on London was quoted 251 ; Paris, 366. Sugar, 2.600 to 2.700 refs. Cotton, 10.600 to 11.000 rein. _ PICILNLIIIVOO, Doc. 31.—Exchange on London, ; Paris, 300 to MIL Sugar : White, 3.200 ; brown, 2.000 ; cotton, 10.600 reia. The Royal Mail steamer Tyne arrived at Pernam buco on the 29th ult. INDIA. BOMBAY, Doc. 21. Shirting's were dull and declining. Mule twist dull, and quotations unaltered. The cotton mar ket is paralysed by the news of the arrest of Messrs. Mason and Slidell. Copper tile, 56m ; Idalwa opium, 1,425 rs. per chest. Exchange on London, 2s. 0/d. Govern ment securities, Fours, 86} ; ditto Fives, 961 ; ditto Five-and-a-Halt, 1051, Freight for cotton to Liver pool, 47e. 6d. to 50e. BY TELEGRAPH TO BOMBAY. CALCUTTA, Dze. 88. Bhirtings tending downwards. Mule twist ad vancing. Copper declining. Indigo and rice active at previous quotations. Linseed quiet. Exchange on London, 2s. 10d. to 2s. 121. Government secu rities, Four per Cents., 87 to 87* ; ditto Five-and. a-lialf per Cents., 105 f to 105. Freights, 555. to 75e. THE OUTWARD WEST INDIA AND PENINSULAR NAIL& SOUTHAMPTON, JAIL 17. The Boyal Mail Company's stawaship *Bassos, Captain Banat, sailed besets talky, M 2.80 p.m., with the mails for the British and Foreign West lodise, Milks, the Pacific, Californi►, and Costgal A.merios, together with 85 pumpers, includbag Paymaster Captain Id`Dointell, Lieut. Beaumont, Bev. W. Gardner, sod Bev. Dr. Broi -1 *haw, for Jamaica, and Captain Bruce for Barbados& The Shomon took on freight : Gold c01n,11,700/. ; sever coin, I,oooi. ; jewellery, 818&. ; Preach jewellery, 7001. ; sad a full cargo of French and English merchandise. The Peninselar and Oriental Company's strainahip Tags& Captain Hall, also sailed hence this afternoon, with the mails for Vigo, Oporto, and Lisbon. She took 13 pamsogera, ow boa specie, 700 L for Oporto, and a general sago. Dawn' or 81s lowAito to woman the death et Mr Mora Jobaeue, I.ta e lirroeidemm Oresedill. user Weymouth.. The desewied, who wee bees is 171114 wee semiested a keight et the Order t a ltal i, , of lapahl hi OM few hie swim din g the , promoted is IMT to to height ur am wiewler of the deaf dam Ho wee a detestplieutemait of 41m foam*, it Dam* le olio hie WWII wen Meet& Tut Arras or its Tug.—Much interest bee bees waled is Qesemdeini epee the Gab*. of Me Tem. ellatroi mom area bekodlog to tb• tow boob* lest ustarid Mew after a teem of Genies le the Wild Mks mewoCwer Bea Jaeleto, of arid-olthe hetedier. • m Moe duiedielamee el the Cfare. He mer the man who herded the Trent alit? IMMemall Yeirdm. sad Isla se lb howled'. EON, be states that Me Amy of Ito William,, 'British mod Mies WWII being char eel by the Nara* He taw of Idetdeeeed Fab6v-siedli lib. sorted ttmo sal a tair t=Me hely ledbeewlimwed imegiostim of the iodlimumeemeliii i idea Oer sowstseetele aide sof either to the eireosiellseut already Imam i.e. OM the gas Jaciatob mew own alleirola Iftedd awe of prise mosey for the imetwee—MO Mame • sera, eraboutlM WM. Ti say he femeelied t areillem IT the UMW MOW navy eim snad lio NZ witliee• rom•wirealp oiler eserhig eat. 11* amisior 1 " . • trr . • 1 ~d ,424.“0ui INNINTLL. Dated Witabingtoe, Dec. 31, 1861. I have the honour to imelees, herewith, to yon • copy of a sate from Mr. Bewaiii to. the. Seetetary ad the Navy, width has been coneseneated to me to-day by Mr. Seward. It Weis to the circumstances of as oath having been ex. meted as a condition of agesee by the commander of the United States steamer from three British seamen, tittered for breach of blockade, to the sleet that they should Wa ited's net to be empleyed fWeitatfar fibeeediegg for the Sabra Tour With* sell that Mr. Bowled lame/ esedismns this eat, and 101111010 the mama from the °WSW doe taken by them. • INCLONITRI IN e a r U& rich LORD IXOltle ostitarce VT ESL 31, 1861. Departmested SWAM,. Dee. 31, 1861. To the on, Dials Wend. disertmeet bee been informa ll y apprkelithell Weaken, of the United States stews Osesseilent, recently erected as • condition of the Set, members al tile crew of the British schooner tattered for • breech of the blockade, the they ester late is 'appoint set to be inapierel h • sisnifer gisteseling to, /leant. It oscura to this defeatists% that. ea lin requirement referred to sat warranted by ries kw, the ensemedeve of blockading veletas 40014 V liedreeled cwt to exact bey ahniler condition far the 1141.1 n, et prom found on booed Valli' chow( willb h Meaty et the blockade. It may be hail to ikkk wish .iwawni Witnanne, whim Sheik Iselines; inny w t . ledieseseible tone edeilaistratiee el *lic e In • Dented stilp %bey seed whi Ar r eel i to be treated, as primal qf vs& _Soft, liesery, aed Joke H. d'HoneY. the sable* above refined to, are eamesisiatly to be ciewidend am absolved from the obligates testes sitid to have tea residred of them by Cosmoses WoedhaL osi ir e ‘brive. *Minx H. Swain. ZIA?4L A D mnirlßE 1111041 Law ingin , a aiming.) - _ • . WAIMDTPIOR. PALL-MALL, JAR. 17. Nth Tesfe—Peonoster Mambos should have been dsecrilxd ta Mo Momint el 1401 instant as Me ceptaialith Light Drawees, sot as late cbsplsin. CHAPLAIN'S DEPARTMENT. The Bor. Itespaskl Heber Bullock to be chaplain of the fourth clams. MILITARY STORE DEPARTMENT. leoerinteedeat d atoms W. A. naval to be dsputy superioteodoot of Blom • ADSIBALTY, Jax. 9. Corps Royal M0r1990--Majao , Gootosl Anthony MLR land Straatettsta to be imptetbriasatal of Royal Maxima ADMIAAIJR, Jaw. 17.—nlipnisrrttErrrm. Cap tain' J. F. B. Wainwright, ha tbs Emma" commissioned • and 11. 0. Otter, to the Fisprd, additional for surveybri servioe. Corommader R. Moore, to the Shampoo. Lieutenants W. Cbimmo, and E. W. Hawes, to the riaPrd• Sub-Lbentemat F. Walton, to the Nile, supernumerary for disposaL Midshipmen the Hee. E. M. D. Browoe, to the Edger; T. H. Ekoogidoo, and 0. G. Hoag, to the Orpheus ; A. U. Du Booby, A. Amdemio.'ll. Shim IL H. Eyre, H. Noel, R. W. Hope, and G. F. Trollop*. to the Shannon. Naval Cadeta H. It. Bartley tad R. O. Fairfax, to the Orpheus ; S. J. Johnstone, to the Hardman ; A. P. Williams, H. Y. Tyler, and L. H. Favor, to the Shannon. Mr. W. Houglitee has been Dominated to a naval cadet alto ilelte ht the spurts •of English history ; but it may well be questioned whether the office at any time tardiness agptoprintelyffilled than by my immediate poplo, fisher, *elate prier Osseo* whose premature death has suited such universal sorrow among all classes throneless lisenatuftry. • The *dive interest be always took in eery pursuit %lad feuds .he elevate and adorn moulded, We' powerful and soldered lairds; his virtuous sod bleeder We, surely pasuldirly Stied him to be the head of Itte ancient establishment of learning. (Cheers.) It is Eason to speak be. esaggended terms of the loin you have surreal in Wag deprived of • chaimellor on who's sym pathy you cords always depend, and on whose used and upolous advice in any emergency you mold with craildence rely. The period of his ehanerlonhip hasheen prematurely cut short : it will sever be forgotten in the history of the unversed y. (Applause.) The vice-chancellor and the public orator have spoken of those isprovensents and alterstioas which have bees recently in troduced iu the system of the university education. Of thine improveu.ents the late Prince Consort was no mere observer—he actually uopersted in their introduction. Whilst he recognised the put claims which this university has to be considered the prom of learning and odors, he felt that the time was ern when the departure at other Wenches of study le which it bad not hitherto devoted its attentko 'hold be fully acknowledged, and the study of theca enernaged. I feel it is no light hosiour to hue bees elected his!succeseer. I feel that the post to which yes have museesed me, es the peeespeor of ow who so aireably discharged the duties of the Aloe, is an arduous cue. I cannot ; hope to repair your lots, bat I shall endeavour, to the hest of my ability, to feller the excellent example he has set me, sod any radiates (I may be in my power to contribute towards further adenoma in that good peth which the university has lately punned with se Welk ing aid dilieseon and of which she has also arr. lear-clupettell. died he Isesly given. Brom eery es. reldieek es well as tram • sense of the favours solheeelhe isenksgai upon me, I mar always entertain feelings ol the giserima attesimenl lie this university ; but I am ens vinesilbai yes mad nog wpm' nor wish me to regard it • with Ong NW led eneksive veswation whirs would wake me iffilffilmeleit he r& to other histitutioes founded in mess rear duster the promotions of kerning. (Applause.) Ide not wish to forget—it sloes' seems to me my duty to eitednil yoe—that for several years I held the higher office walversity—the Ileiversity of London--en stranded, it apposed to me, by the slate of gouty I era, by the dreamer:aces and o p inions of the times in Ohl& we live. With that university 1 am still connected • alfhtigr 111 its auto and I should sot do justice to say ewe fuller if I did not avow that 1 take a warm in tare* in its sumer. (Cheers.) You have placed me in this high office with a full knowledge of that eoutiosion ; and allow me to say that it gives me gnat satielhrion to find that it is not regarded with dinapsnobation, nor con sidered as in any respect disqualifying me for the position to which you have elected me, and elected, I know, is the full conviction that my best energies will be devoted to your service. I trust that your expectatloes will never be disappointed, and that you will always And ens a faithful ' guardian of theft debts which you pesetas for the pills advantage, and which are essential to the did r combo-I of the functions entrusted to you. At a period when the subject of education in all its Wenches, speilliedsk to 41 classes of the community, has acquired such vast impor rue it must be clear to us all that the proceedings of our universities must commeal a large share of public attention. The working of them abseelleas is the system of study, to which allusion hes already been made, as well as the resell of those changes and mobieedeell while have bean Wedge in the goverument end gruel regeletiee d the sioivin47 by legislative ensersersie. ell be seleleellY olmarrel and. coming into office as I do al • parried when thew sheer Sims are is aelive• opontier, yea will allow me • to express a fervent bops that lbw will be found not only, r the vice-chancellor has esid, etemiresat with the prin ciples of the institutions on which the university is toueded, but may Also be iostrumental in still further incrossing.the reputation and usefulness of the 11111•011114, and in extend. ing that vast iefluence which, as the legitimate illiadialt of the highest education of this country, it has long exercised, and I trust will continue to exercise, in the formation of the eatioul character." (Loud applause) The Duke then shook hands with the priscipsl ;members of the deputation, sod the proceedings terminated. • GALE IN THE ATLANTIC. ...a. skip. The hired screw steam transport Adelaide, Cap- UM Lambert. which left Cork on the fourth Milet for Ilalifer, aid put hack to Plymouth on Wednesday, e:- very severe weather in the Atlantic. She has on baud 36 oaken and 726 111.14 marl the whole of the Lsdi Regiment of FOOk seder of Colonel Cole, and mums wipsitkes of war, omismiesariat stores, clethine, kc. O. the 15614 in lat. le N.,' lea. 96 W., the Mad freshened from the S.W., . with dull, dark weather; barometer 25.50, falling rapidly. The ship was hove tp under storm raisin, and the engines worked slow. At 6 p.m., barometer 211.0 0 . • furious hurricane broke out. The vessel lurched with her lee gunwale under water, when part of the bul warks and the wait Method were washed away. At 8 p.m. it blew yet harder ; the sea broke cm the , ship fore and aft, aid got into the eagioormat and WO" alas ; the lee quarter lifeboat was washed away, the gig as the weather quarter wee blows away, sued IM, stem Linz (a new sail) slit to pima. At tea p.m. baron:Mr the wind bed veered westerly, the burrlmme ra its ited Sweetened to blow the masts over the 1 11 56 • Alli /it Me wind gradual dtortaascii " 4 . 412 1 FUNERAL OF THE EARL OP YARBOROUGH. rsiti At eight a.m., ia a heavy lereh, J3cuy Mears 'ii7iiiifig - Siip's boys, fell overboard ihe caught bold d • Th e b o d y o f th e Earl of Yarborough was in limn bet from exhaustion let re again, and was iudsrlec towed is family ma usoleum. at Btatidas b y, ...n an d., ntedam i." 4 / dro Lem w md. 1A r 1 . ...„•S sh taa e t bmn , h P i t in tlis aaa " . " l " lll4 at 12 o'clock. The deceased nobleman bed • greet hiremices isThii i T e earg-Tessip. AC ... '.---116.4 s hip - ' 44l =' to public funerals, and scoordiegly left Misr imeractious - that bin fuse& alsmild be isooduseml with the eirleteet pal. min i ass water ke bo wilting es. ii vagy bet this did Dot prevent the tamer, from semewing gl ireabil l t ot 'Mined& Um arm Mr. Marne Ss I , g ; oo s t one . bah mounted apd me loot , IhmiseiNS 1414=dr °11 6111.1.1"1"1141"r11"P ift: diek but tbe w thid el rls"Anh mlom4 bYlW4l"l.l.l" wahir hiliaileica t ak.W he ill d thdr iresition mealaPt"Pi n .I.l r besorr.: : and ' ulastb;dfuntimend"u7l'ira eurtialehigg:Lelgelealilials:"W"lfetta trual 41 t o Blake, AdiMsft 14._ . by . the military Mims , th. sast r umibL ihirice yuhorowiTheirti3O-2. mourning „ite-ci.,.tal-a to ...11e• meo, whom di he ace s ozoillent 1 Vimeent Bawardeo, and the Rev. John Drowns. - I em 6. 1311 the oth sad the ale .1 rhe 10th thri ll = I eir umber Hague, who was also the o s o bwi n . "A dam Cbau is po i.e... y fi s au t er tl i t li p a . aika m. tl3. Prnirmi lt I b eing . was "efaiPoue'end h ibalehvt:chor: G elt*PE O: MPixi th.. i . --F--:,...zr--------.1..;a7Efh.----,----61.thit.vc,,,,„"trh,,,--(1."..16-.."-A-sli ...,-.: wt. co o v n en the wse n rt, at i a t I , r igh tete an rm ot i b l fu to m )::::T gais tlp mi.. stephee " hew, mt. Lowther , and Mr. mita " , the bones-steward. The fourth carriage contained four other loollirsgirodwi ernes tie " 4 .,:1: 1 ,....;* l l ll . N . lr y i a l t b31.......u5e5a aides ,: r ' bars of the late Sid% otof Lod wonky. atobfish : meats • while the rest of the doeseetim sobering listweis ‘alrirbet—iiiii-t-'wer leerbelm .-- witOth - e sc r rew notwerkTher7 ifiSfelditielikoli Orme pies from the northwest were' a in p ro ceesi e on very r tilLt - y. being nicenit .... e N- T, sr:d - artesaMsd /6 ales tto engem tress started w ith w oo „h o d s ,. 40 ast.'so,L;bsafoldilo.rold.,..,,oulookin:a th etb.„way joithei.......umjejett seprisessiL ' the greatest regret for the Ines 'which the Malty lad we, SPORTING nrriritiosNom. Weed. Arrived at the mascilesea, the sane err borne OM this absolders of eight el Me undertaken am, and tiA BATTING AT XANCELIO3TER.-FameT funeral service having bees read by the Bev. J. Browse, II), • was placed In its last resting-plane, and the piersacioe rro TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKBE turned to the hall. it half-past 3 o'clock. the Nail of Tar , sle 1 let Old Weber (t) borough lon by the Berl of Egliste. mid Miro 6to 1 - Mew& ti . fries* Besedoeliy foe losdoe.-SW , di imigiredend o 12 to 1 - Oabsrer ( Nothiag dose us Derby erbiester Cep. Losj • .• 1 w og MR -We dud -Du Beivy's delicioes 16 to 1 agog Mr. =en all = 42 • • Smaimia Arabia Om Moe Telleitf ir . 16 ter 1 - Mr. 's (I) ' •• ' 16 to - Mr. Ohlies s i ssmilmildi ' sok . biermiekte eigiets lb to 1 - LesiMestedestiosilri rums. vi9 s . kr sod remse t ta= Mto 1 fir. youlookos mime, et Wet, •esea 1 :-, Nr. p iNallian te) = ll* , /ILL Dr. N ' es 'Shane 25 to 1 - 117.1101d0 sest Ili : Pc me Ironer." 4 awes i t tte rest M Its . &eters' bMs. Mt., M. td. : grower L.: -. - I " ' it Vhe. ti, 1 ,_. .., OA andegrb ft:- Ism GM as., No. ,T,' Ihessteirest, Lese. 01 , ' • ibli: sisw Portimm and Mars mil atel. Onoselmohetreist li • -• at le 4 iii• Mr: if: sesilMeet (t) ositallgrecers mad ebinobie.,4Advertivemest4 ../4... 1 ...4.:.4 X .. , I firth ass: ;•.,li.i. r. . r. . ~ .;.. .. Jam.. ✓. .!c CLAVERING, FRIDAT EVICMG. To-day the polioe authorities, who have been en gaged in the inveatipaion of this case, havebeen put in pm seMien of information which may, th some COMA, explain the motive for the perpetratioe of the crime. It appears beyond all question that before the unhappy neaten now in custody commuted to marry the murdered man she had for a lengthened period been keeping company with his brother. The womae, however, seemed to be desirous of securing for herself the hest position in her sphere of life, and discarded her first choice for his brother, the deceased. who had at the timer/rims opportuoities of earning a better living. Shortly Wpm the unwrap took place the deceased was informed by lbe prisoner that she was pregnant, and be at once made the eneweery smangeneeets for making her his wife. Alma's imerediately after their union Nia estrangement on her part seemed to arise, which continued up to the period of her contioement, which occurred only a few weeks after the marring ceremony had been performed. Soon after she was able to resume her domestic duties the quarrels became more frequent, and on several occasions she was heard to tell her husband that he was not the father of the child, and that she loved hie brother much better than she did him (the unfortunate deceased). This seemed to irritate him very runeh, and he retalieted by Moines her most nekincily. Whenever an opportunity offered he absented himself from honor until late hours of the night, returning very frequently in a stupid and be sotted 000ditioe. As • rule, however, he did not drink eaSeiently to render himself thoroughly intoxicated, but was roma) , quarrelsome and provoking. About two years after they were married the deceased seemed to have ac cepted the troth of his wife's statement, and to have alienated his affectioes from the child. So far, indeed, did he carry his animosity, that on one mataion he held the feet of the poor little ereature to the fire, sod bunt them to a dreadful degree. With this offence he was charged before the local magistrates, and was sentenced to Nine moriths' imprisonment in Spring ' field Gaol, Chelmdoed. From this period the wife secured to become molders, and after her husband's release from prison seemed to lose all attachment to her home. She apparently became resolved to follow her husband's steps whither...tier be west ; and it is a well ascertained fact that they conetantly visited the various district country fairs in oompety. It is also known that on numerous oc einiona the child bed been left absolutely tied in the fondle alone for upwards of twelve bourn in • spot the most lonesome end desolate that auk probably be found throughout the satire county where the murder hes been committed. AU this time they led • met wreathed life, and indeed up to • few seethe ago they were seldom upon goad terms. As the period for the birth of the second child approached the heebeee teems mere sfiectiouste towards his wife, and this seemed teaewtimm up to the end. The taunts, however, sem Vent eatimly forgotten, and it is believed that after haviwg the mother's house cc Sunday • violent quarrel took pleas between them, sod wee more or lees am— tinned up to the 'light of the murder. It ha been ascer tained that the man went up.etsirs to bed before his wife, wad no doubt she wetted until he was asleep before she minsiossoed her menierons attack upon him. This afternoon the wretched woman wee removed by Mr: SoperinteDdent Flood to Springfield Gaol, Chebnetord, to, await her trial at the ensuing Lent same. THE DEATH THOM MANHOLE. The investigation was resumed yeeterdey morn ing at the Greenland-Bakeries, Claremoot.plaee, , by Mr. John Humphreys, coroner, into theme's of the death of John George Gilbert, aged 17, who lost his life ma the 3rd inst. tbrongh the inhalation sod Mate of beosole, a subetanes which has nom* camp into nee for de. deyes,-ing of confectionary. as well as for other purposes. sad which was not known to be poisonous. The inquiry ex cited coosiderable interest among medical men, several being present to hear the evidence of Dr. Letbebv, to whom had been 'divested the scientific examination of the brain and stomach of the deceased. The evidence adduced spew a fereserillay went to show that on the hit instant • Gilbert was employed at the chemical works of .Messrs. Fletcher and Wilson, in Jubilee•street, preparing anteline, a liquor used for the production of the fashionable colours mauve and magenta, red to get some Mamie be sacked a syphon to cause it to flow. A small quantity of the liquid rot out, and deceased did set appear to swallow any. He was immediatikv, however, with seek stupor that he Mid to Imes the premier, and died in the course of a few • house, in spite of the remedies used by two medical mos . who promptly attended him. Upon the postonortem exa injustice the wistrieles of she heels were booed to be int- pregnated with the odour of bitter almonds, sad there wen to treat of Irritant fluid In the stomach. Dv. Lettish , ' mid—l have examined the assess* et three jars which were east to me —ooe oontaiiiieg a haw* brain, the secood a stomach, and the third a fluid, which I find to be citinte`of bonsai.. The latter has au overpowering Wear ef semseisl ad ad elmoods, sad la the brain there is I:l=sineil of a similar kind A very faint 'we nt of my be detected in the stomach. I haVe made experiotesee with the bonsai.. eel tail it to he highly poi- meow, a misil (mat*, killing a dug of large sisq, but I . do nut consider that the inhalatioe alone could here pro- - aced the deceased's dotal. A portico of what limited from the syphon feast humps into the stomach, and 4, have become absorbed into the Maio. In the only Masi case of • poiomileg by beesole known a man loud his life through spilling seem ea Ws alkalies. , It was absorbed tear tie sys tem, sad death needled in a few hours. It is, therefore, ' very important that the nature of this drug should be made known to workmen sod others, PO that due preemies* may be takes in dealing with It. Its inhalation sreul4 cee. taislyprodaos dhow and giddiness. Mr. Fletcher stated, in answer to the Coroner, that the pries of booed. was 3a pet. pound, which was considerably eaderthat of al el shooed.. He believed* was,Merrefortli very largaly_ussi by tosteetioners and others to give a flavour to jea- se aid pill. It was slay void um a Meat for mem, , ~•• moot: f . . .1 oust 'themes basisinieopepiced "-the &bier ,of such preetioss. Tholery wilanied4..mhe of "Doeib i by soisadvioture." lattentrrift Maim. &AMOS Attordertots, 111000114.-r. When his Royal iliglomatiness Sifted was some soothe Waco the pest of the Ms mayor, S. R. Omar, Tat., be *as sated to allow Ida Sallie tots' entered rairlawarsrylnembow et the stove body. In roldreses to that retweet the follovriai letter has bees rook,* by the 'halms of the associetion. through Mr. Geaves Sir, — I am derived by hie Royal 'Highs* Aisne Alftlifl to S tirs yes that it will Word hies Mach plessos to have lays maw added to the list of honorary meshes of the Kercsaas sigl Ufse &Moe Associetioa.—llese the lemma Se Imoirr' oboist sorvint. J. C. ODWILL. tier 14.- *Ws p 34, 0' esrp, Fort Royal, it 24, 1881.—Bas Sproall, Esq., chairman el the Kiircantde Nails Semis esocaltten, Liverpisf."- ••••, • NNW Bayitswerwr Ace-.—Wrafltirs'edst Mr. (Auks Kass, aid cask of the Oust Is pond of In telsat Deblers,retired at the end of 13spfasehork but has mosaiosally strew sitteadsoce mime to tie Intosat time, Masks 'side amounts. This electrifies rivet no Ass to the other officers and clerks, as tho new actimeides that so scasey la that stablishment shall be wee up. Mr. Danes has onlv bees thief clerk shoe Kay, *Of tint =any PS , lathe o& We se also informed of the retire lost of Mr. William Pesten, me of the 0315 rial forwmpan to Landow, sad that two er this other readOstlr cal that laws sosopassof aa likely to retire ass. No *ream in tee lacier of Arial simper ta Leedom will be Mup each radotfl to three. There wen ths. We ar tsot sf .Crahle *give Us awes the shovottnetd tentless& wetsod ..ibet so believe tees Its be frim 1,0001. .1 Itool. InWoKos has been Pres . thst the a imste of allfiarsess wieder this now sowniro will , lamest to in sin assehs Ins Ms amiss lade opeestioa.— Civil Am/is Gouts CgriltAt. PALAct. 051 Silt:just. AY. •,•• by JAY. 17.—Adndssies *post, 2, ; ditto by sante Oasts, I.,ol3—total. 3,70. • .