The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-12 00:00:00

At. til 7 \ ''''V asdi• io i. The -4. .4,;.. ' k. week it.. boss Ara be lt dm- V7.f 0 / • .th ea. die 4. ,-.. ore, At this - -- nippls..4 with Item of which pies were bed &ply firm at WI _CV . week for first ?LAMES THOMSON and 00.'s LONDON LINE koOPAL GALLERY OF ILLUSTRATION.- • ,/, wroziaresenseritm oi, armaywhatt. Imo. AnsizAir. sediattaLeallatTlllDonifialle Mr P. Honor, rill ROYAL 01100.11APZICAL SOCIETY. MITBOPOLITAZIT BOARD OP WM& IRELAND. NA VAT der metatamed --„e__ -•,- -w- I an improve - mock biquired There was a very numerous meeting of the mem- Yesterday a special meeting of the Metropolitan The local papers announce that Mr. Barry has ea "Fmrac dm. draft :• MONT BLANC IS OPEN TO-NIGHT. bows of tale society held led night at Burlington House, Board of Wats was held ta the Council-chamber, Guildhell, THE r was and per donnas! to contest the representation of the ci of Limrith, r me the quota- Wham and duo lidt the field to Mr. Ball and,llfejor Dada. ' Mr. raw the presidency of SI, R. I. Waal Isom who, In open- '' to take Into omaddenition the present condition sod pollitim 8., aera the Fresuais .fourna, •is actively supported The fo' o, 46e. to 60a.; Ithe. • vinarebodeee krlllllll4 We 111(1nitlIto? SOCIETY.-The bill -d "'di we:" at, said to bath; all I. les ilsy attb. st solace d the main and in inteirioetipwaly7stdrainageeps the of the by the grail ligydot the catholicm culdergnatn, who have pact ash opoW, determine bond asnBdrd and with whom of the e' air:: 1114 J. ..:: 161 10. tats Res/ nay., wittoh a Ali. [teases }sear. The larleleaStaheitr=aset ta re WWW:dfie Todd, and geography in Particular, bad loldehted in may deem it advisable to take in relation thereto ;" Mr. J. b. Is very ~ .6•111 •• wwww/ranw of ~..v the kihdll inter n hip my thia day die bon of tbe fen bet res to le WSPHolot the death of ♦Admiral Sir F. Beaufort. (Hear, hoar.) In the THwArrne in the chair. :erns* new Cer re 1.1. •MI. " P/rs?l Walt. 7 Mee between him and the of Ti nosier trwtor. es*: be lea: We all ton wWWWw "WI b• 16 802JWIWZY "dram which h• hafald be sherd bre the Tba Curia read the Wier Ram Mr. Alfred Ansa, gi= the =fel yes" of famine. el Mal;;Illofyin dish" 8W at, , „,... re pply .4 wheat ***** -:in I: . haft Ira ~...., ~,,,,,A wstr, lireephisr• at I,l4l=l:rriarire. ham to deliver, he should endeavour to do imam to the tressartag a camansicolleo late °pain Gallon and Mr. and. hr:hgute=l impression ;Menhir. Ball -al s are sue I'.. frid. - .., -...1, *Jaw. apalol samt terem_p, wow of ote ow.staas" Jea.t, IMO. WILLIAM 010011111. Serstary. mew as that great geographer ; but though it wit, rtat James flimpn%distiluini 10 Ng* saes information allied f..4a11y ammed, trte twit „in be a sharp one. re. Bury' 7 small and the reedy omeonant with ordinary custom, he could lot avoid ic. b, Ws 'mu• made repeated efforts to Induce him to come firms (VIEBLAND ROUTZ.---BTEAM to INDIAMr. Cm= odor Mrs a review of what had bee as try ..n confidently meured of „marital. unto PROFESSOR - iii; mppar,... apply of whisk Peres le thdrersternoth: rt ter: se Negate of area .....7 of one who wen the noblest type of an Raglish 151- drama rib. artsgeon arida bed sir Moss piens to A little over the hlcigeoek.:loArgteroll/ANNIVIRAI PaYSICAL se NATUrtZetAOIC. mon-of a disinterested, generous, and noble-bemesd mut. the First Omeridesis for his approval or nterpproyal ; dearer ; grinding k ittalate egoszt preaser=.,NDIZIRAN .. j rear the sr of say • who devoted the whole energies of his life to the edvance- but, Waal of austlides himself to- that, he bed Nara the TWO HOURS OP =MM. e. Bens ler ia latemes went of science, and of a true and unchanging blend, pleas t• three euinees, with instructions not be otedlne their aiis,_, illirsrallip7. Werfneo,49 se SATURDAY •VT hariumntrON6R. 2**all S. sea*: who had, up to the im, moment of he miettetos; mawbeigie se UNIVERSITY INTELLI6B7 show of grain at I era lliinsgir Nee 118.= et UM ........ iviay •• TEN 111 0, at 8.-Selle, la . Been 6 *lt y wore enabled to do Clier=drags esigses.dancrimOota la Imesest• rile.; OHS. le; rem. nom 'Teo oeletue• beton sod- been the strenuous advocate of the continued= so, le yesaeletbroAlato be enhaided to do Metropolitan --,--- I taken freely se „0,7 ......--..... to ......, . . 1111telro Roma of the attempts to trace out the fate of the expedition of his Board 4 Web& Me some the Orel Commissioner had OXPr 625. to Mc per VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM- illustrious Mud Franklin. (Cheers.) The president added puma bbd dada from the act of parliament, for, by PUYSIOLOGICAL PRIZES.-The P malting, 365, to ALDWELL'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Dem. that be had the pleasure of reporting to the meeting • tom- the IMith rase of dr Metropolis Local Management Acti Ns. ; oats. 111 d. ORIP_AINN. VTLD /ATIN RAIL aItRIS fret thelbeseen or , Lerweiriarla-DwTheer=thaßigrAW munication that had been reoeived from the Forelgn-office la he had tidy power to put his veto on plans sent to him, bu r M Dr. Adeatall desires tmfiiv, to Ps. per sack Owe to Ile era, TRIP relation to Dr. Livmptene-s proposed expedition. Lord had no power whatever to opos" any other plans. By so Ufa. Jar In lar ...._______le essenase_tt street.- - Clarendon had oommunicatel to the society the expersion ofyr.lientlinf,n_ .in eiss...,isk.or .t/rAo.Aphysse aMm, twelve months of vilestle time ha been loet. If the "-'i ei,e "" z-"`"ofa. Tbo NOR ar 1111. WO tee sad LIM Admiii.,.... - - eh, esseisour. rd issallignmlnuOW„ er• seamed re ti,, ing, iw,ol, •"'"'',"•' '' • .18' his lordship's wish that the geographioal ornate •el the sidety Chief Commissioner had sent the plan to engineers for lowing :-M-ben , rt of the week we as Was II la NNW NORA r kb should submit to the Foreign-office any maggestiss they their opinion, rather than at once eying his veto upon it, dent standsg to take their I very like se if it =rm : • 1869, are invited to cows in Thursday, and Dlr Arlsl - nothing could have been mere wise or more discreet, for oare.. the pewee of plum the Zambesi river, and that portion of the Weldor of and nothing could have been more reseonable ; but he eA;„tuteperere wiz.. 1 I from S. W. At 1441.°1011air Ille• 1611 NU" d'l.6 Au: •• gamic* 1111: ABM' Africa. Thatcommunication had been brought Wre the did not atop there. He called upon them to propose fair "applies of ad -rT . '1 we„la she council, and they epprorod of all the those whicho had plans, a cores by which he stepped out of hie own duty, asen.d - -,„fr"-v- h.,,,°d t,,h7"-"„„r---7.7 * dared. Wert L, .7....17k, A5............,--.. ,i------..u- .-- .;,,,„,.... 4.111. k. . „wk. ----.. Lea_ made by Dr. Livingstone himself, who bed explained was in violation of the statute. To that fatal step might be a- - - deir r. advance on last RO.: NA ALRIIRT IL (1111RYwrth. ealfeetaatuel ' S. eft of Rons. le dim his plan of operations, and had also informed attributed the delay, and all the time that bad been weetel the eit , qr. dearer. Very wet Res as Reerk rarb ; sor les. ea. • a sample. HOre4 trertlfuneedLO otedrilif. sir rk.. anal war mane eeeessalk, * 4.1 a wiama ves llearda, ....;• them of the names of the_ _potlemen who, after and lost. The pa which had been sent back to them by ea due , or pde d vela. Saks resemea. lfirean a - "•-•'' .._ , ''"'; - 11"......._•• '''' consultation with the Royal Roddy and Lk; Geo- the shave agree* did not contain, however, one most catalogue of w - • • •••• thi --'7•- 'militia Society he hod lad arra to cantal leasa-va, the appendix ; and although ems Wrlgtobrai. # a la*. and ra ' T 1-1 '''' • " ' -rm. Ike orned had fn eonsequenn=rirralrese- teseher heomailleo lisli brae tto dur board from ass to mad ir lasi wee. Whet. • ',pi: VIM 'TONI . Munk ma .-.. • • lotion rumoring their entire cop . of Dr. the, ye a rod. of do netted pin ranabeed. Ms'„l., Oar, lfle. to Ifs. was prert mei to Ora& rese.-aArwitgovrAth sees ors es eseial.. • 1110.5. Livee's project and of the persons he recommended as none iShil Mt bard bad a right to complain of each ~ to be soled is oar uo lantryteereu irt ll*l.:OntindreVa. isrectamil. sea era NOTI to INVENTORB.-OFFICE tor his triadic companions. Thus persons were Commander the tin vi re la kst, ad are bad been taro- Ocoee 1., :day Isar, _sad oaf From abroad the Wahret. Jae IL N.,arilln known folioed hiswhorwplorrionoun= party eanspiel area►ow by tie mire en=da EA it in the wen itatil-d 't1;;;;;. halgraatimore Wearear. Jae. 27. to VOINI/TlMl"Tretway___ Order ihddhigalaa'and otter Alard cepa der 1 beencbararterised of II Kite a well-knows M.D., d rat tbe pro of the agar was generally condemned ; Dl' el higher pier Orr diera."ll.l7. mill r arts., smenthis to Ns simerashe thimpami 'MI 11/121 en advance of Ise at le aft* areal ear to las who would go out am the economic botanist of hat II trady added, that We or the fault of the Chief , or troc=l.• !v. oareel.. titilaon ; Mr. Richard Thornton, of the Geological Comenbelmer, who wee ere for it. Now, no one dearer by 051. pee ii..TALr:tiadm =raft* lamb Wear =l6 of Mines, who was to be the mining geologist ; Mr. sold Wt he was reoperate tot plan, but helms respond all good qualities. Wine oght cheaper, and elmtadsm re le wIILIAIt ISMAIL la rat ST'S AN ILL WIND THAT BLOWS Baines, who would; go out as the artist, for whidi he was fa bleMethe dday whir:abed beaseaw€Oned_by the inah:uctfor 'right rather more err. d. 51155gr05 10/=.7.l:4=ww KOPODY =D.I,-The menstary eta Verse VISAS te errry way cluallB.a, a rate artist, and having tea- be bad era to the hr their pan v est Ileitems Ommer. a. an perib, a as ales twee Idt,.. e fe. toe veiled to tropical regions sad Australia ; and Mr. Lida', hued to-ba so faulty the it sow retuned any, e 7 in the oat trade, d 45s er thee of Who LIR 11l IA TWA 00a AR tesser dose, Dr. Li . one's brother, who would attend the az- Mar frowns, and tie promoters not even sr ale for bre!, bat demand for Indite ONDON and NANTES LINE of STEAMERS l rya b' eat tria.-11"8.....m..4._ar".......°" 8111S"...fin ab•abokaiwitnmemos.4.ll". sal peditioa as and comp:don, and take charge of the lode *frown child. He concluded by moving little establishment which the doctor hoped to fix fora the board, regretting that the government min, wren, ere diaporad aid ciiPPIULLS,OAIcee, Lk Icedielleitece-The fie . , eery of turret, Ogee} W. FARRIER, ewe 1 time et the confiner* of one of the tributaries to the Zem- ad &forded every particular to this board applied' r• Plow the tun 2gE.02 lire for Darr urea el Lai: suer '8 CELEBRATED READING SAUCE best. (Hear, hear.) He bad further to state that the cone- big their rooonunandation, and that they have 2,500 qrs. Indian lard Ittl. Were le refer to s~a ADD bje_r_derred WOl_,, _We. Owe MON, See dl had expressed a very decided wish, that, truidaing the necessary to thdr scheme, this boar? ~ Oat', 200 brim. MarYf eatemL=lteeemit 111. se rare. gee Verjrata==teTa% „,„...-.._,...,4,..r0z,t. unhealthier, of the delta of the Zambed below lfite-that harm Ridder„ and Rualgett rmaserms. was it the last 260 mike-the expedition should be for• crud last Friday from the First Cor welded on Rom the month of the river to Tate in a hided Majesty's Works, end that they be req tie AL TEA I) B. THE GREAT SOUTHERN of INDIA OW COLD IT HAS BEEN ma be moor. ram vowel of light draught, and that the steam Munch board on the reaterials at present befor RAILWAY COMPANY e soolutreLano lateral SILL now In preparation should carry the party on from that port. doable 'sod." ltesbisra We Ws* NWT, et to bo =reef le et Act of frlitttiL___TillilliONMlt. Mos N. N. 111. *ear He added rat Dr. Livingstone was peasant, and your give Mr. o'o'llol ormaded the motior ~Ilery Guardian, PeaVeseat .... • ll' terlestaiti =Vat tietew.°ll• my aspiration in rehrence to the expedition that might be Mr. Howe thought that now y urns of .owls meat 1116ZIOTON. Casdal, A 1.000600, Is Ikea of de. or MO LIMO sae. a pr. alleouretele fired. (Hear, hear.) en amandinsak to the abet the t 4* the mouth end . tra of .. be reored le lath, papw on Mount Everett and Deodhungs, by Lao- rhea ia raper to the main s ble to the seaborne ARBIS'S SPECTACLES, the cheapest and tenant -Colonel Waugh, communimted by Colonel Bylte, as thould he me h has exists I daring wea }MN Is bailie On Aril•L DM.* IC ner seas the esothoWrs saint lo older snood te et meet et as Do a:wit alligams Wormy% I tea Orr tam M.P., wee this rad ; and for which the thanks of the the webs reorniv td the trade by rail- an won a New Nod will teaseled ratablyseses es Mee • meth tee fere aresirotte= worthy Gina. ea into the market Iherobelien. far uthisui 814110="1"Sad.of the Amur River in Eastern Siberia, by The CZAIZMAN did a 1.730,11180 tons ; last reread mar Defoe Weds Ossoadan Air with Morel trabrie. riarr, trelaningreetu° "Zest le pan lnliA-v li. A. of the Russian imperial navy, °malted- amendmsot, as they ru 340,788 tons, er el asenNie. amiZillate a. i., = 11•1•11 by Captain J. Washington, R.N. hydrographer to the drainage, and that/ utter portion et Mit JOHN 1711 11, thet. 111. Palma; =4 envy, van also read. This paper described the Amur sod act of pottiness*, ,nand TOPS , indeed, HZ Mere. Me Reno. dr worry through which it - passed, tram its source M • Mr. Dixon IL Lewd Ere& 5 Hand put Tiers A. seesaw, O. Weis& FORGE HOBBON oils the attention of the eangsrstistiy unknown part of Ada to its confluence whit Thames was re of 340.4ittlons.ar 81 c••••••*•,m us. 7. u.ww,,age,. ii4l,Mtutii..........duariles rbtasor 8 UAW; sera Nj i • C.Z. the apple portion of the Gall of Tarter', awl la ream= believing as ' n NeerslD:. %PITA lloulCireeht."-rearalbliferlat adosthe ltrabt-eiketree Pe Art taw 1 Yana t° it proper Oor ember of lastmyseisiu NU I eala. -George D. /aft iti,lno.l, es thief Isere of MR _ter.-43 I RONDOS. iate eeable. a We, The Pam DINT nonsked that its value was gra; fate coropildr Sunderlaad. Of . much es all the positions mentkened were fixed by -estrous- Comm froessausse-terra kreileMbfeee Mawr th. Sena , 26,491 toe wee !Mod observations taken by the officers of the Emden dub VLOSE of HOLIDAYS.-Th• return of cittth ate 20,392 tons in 11.e55..-Tbe of Leader navy ; and he added that it was one of the pleasing Woos of Y es were want in 19 Tereterse Mete of es .1. Letaletrlslote r''''' St.."' es,,,,bmdbealweb ~,,,..Isksej ..,,,,,,"••Z too return of pros that this communication, together with ly eat in 11 vessels in ult.@ Ceeeneel•_._•ll.l ...di ,_szt a rim ..,e550wt0w............"8 ,- rr ---L ffitlro 11 "" - d -I- in- a -,, -, - fkoo,,aa--zow,many others scientific subjects, had bean forwarded to les, them is • notice. :e the mod, •' Fralerrn-&-Ora pewee se raw. low Dd LYDON. ter Ito is country 1,7 the Russian government. (Hear.) He had it on the year. In lail. wWWw• to rennet to the 6,0041 tons of this Mums sasseendle nee/ els ocarederlor with the rns . ..."..,=... kr rowarieg the . rweting_. that a few_, nou,_r!._ ,___Agy Captain Waal' Now Own af fitotere of ens 111Lbeiresess, by eon re .41.1010 white We lee ••••141a1... mar bleat bad, by wwr c't I'm C."'""gue t rey on 4„170 toss. In ths wirmezidereetitotbe merest t teethe repot We ef „. rout the council the or of certain letters d Saisharo, rim is It ~ ........tarlear sew. II: wilmakeld. 6. weerveteed itl.lo tea dye mi.WPwsowil.t.reisiss I."'" ;,.db,„,...6%l".O*„.ame.LLAND from Dr. Bailie M.D and Mr. May, R.N., givint es berg for 1866, sepetv* eso be tea ot= dream of that; journey in connexion with th, si; while • cornea- al el .for as saga Or for err s• be 10. expedition. One of them, which was dated Sept tombola:sit, Stackers. bw Netrii.ll6lll= eel bee beta bate. 1111. Dl .10110111 stated that the expedition had completed an Gleba a edge et T 1 0 HT-BROWN COD LIVER OIL, =the trigonometrical principle, of • portion of rainy seat in 1116 2 1011*. This decals tailluarelli NoIIWI le le ete rer4nheseZ re= ad eathrelr fee fro messes Geer sedpiletiole, • presdbe Ong country horn Lida-the port a attributed to fob mar or la remora .ut thatosodnialss sw"" cease heir *tie r"iii u* Waka0.t...".11.1'...t.'" lend emontenced -that the natives wire ere table will show the Or =L meow re bthos Ile ibeeribe amajehleltetkelonee and that the writer, Dr. Bailie, if support de daring the Isee - are& lensta awl "wow' 1114egi kltat he had already received , 01910 r 01 Till 001M.1111% Vow mem wet stations • that he had dress 1/1.56. lift "../4"41.6 ba.bliadii,...6o .„,inhi= raw' lt arreblel sagliftreithttit etnebreau7DrO.lldshreVti =Wren to gave • Christian Tose. Tone. Crwego. „in...6mm last weasww Aeries, adding that the expedition 266, ..:24 MAW sas seleee ead In .„,„„2"... ,„„2,69.10111001.1Wei5ad --- ' three small tributerie Oct.he 7 dart teraeslaamer. awlak 14 liel• alma' Another latter, dated ct. 29, , 1.12/.228 1,506,70 Me rear as has .....„-irigr..V.-.... had her wrecked by .their Yr Near le Vls tem Irtate Wbelealeerl . ----.- --• IM.Lt rep ow lit_, T•rivvr w Am& anima a Oar 'TIM LOODoo, tr.o.. twelve 151115 above ""be, ). 1,592,460 1,784,406 r....t.......,°-*".2.....er„„...=...ez=rd Dr. Mt settles et Baia eirdelea wen ate and well. Aar her Mr. Ray, who had =7= rear "alb, jratatiCreanara ma it dry, a owe of 'ILLUSTRATED TIMES, VoL V. containing • Rabbi to Lieges, and ar became ; tars MIL beers} bi6=lim.dtamet=tee We A. tel NIRTORY of es INDIAN MUTTIT hes the revel al poop. and reoortad LIGENCE. of Amor s• imps Ow Mere le We seem of D. Melelilel elle see Marred wawa he, ar" 110 err,:111.1110•We tetras, lerolllllol,ol 111111111 MO. r sorb seil Ware thaw TOgi Ws to ___are to be/as b,e-ner~sr nay Met • are reer, prim IDOL. arra serhatiothaZrle-011eeh ale wished to inf, isThrairrs wet soe et trulikese Iff. dared out Mr. Y which would r eats. tat [Jerre to tier weed 0.0:12". uht-alwei-new-aPe. rilormillOwo""VAZlVEZ. for 1868. raditi'" awl la ionest ow att. willgettre:„..itt. awi.,, mom b. an- Aim*" fer We USA ra LW we NI ab • bla. Pre AA.. , op se lesee ill all e all•reen-Laalal• it " slreuerd ••••=2l.lWaliallimg=trl2sl. Leer: Jells Tr Tore Partnerareet. Vie te ordlobeemothell Mr. ' guise ▪ epte, Jar. -1;---.."1 et lie Z Le' 4 "Zwidlinkire QUOGEIMONS TOWARDS tie FUTURE tali" itre th. aIuMMIA _______ ...a. 1.7 erOVlMLlSLefeerois. is Neer _naarume. tb it rase dansorro Oa tat Ne ertille. ter Me .t...amyl .4•4 Ow, w. arm& • moo • worm is Ow # ..rhea . awl We V.11.1111telr• weal eialaCa ter llfen lislertft 1111 el s. air...1.1.4a, ere 5a..., wihwit "zir RAT A WONDERFUL MAN THE POST a a ben the pro. bee In err r„,,„,...,, ~,t, re Inar * NA/1..14"-372 JC.1714A41211,11.051. Sae. Ireersseer I tots Warted leder b Ile mell afteizt: Wei I.44l:tTaausehembriiii=rll.. iwummeonsi In kaaMe deal MO MAN II "1111= ;eraa it. No.b.or (oleo rooms loom at, of or loom or 2.• Zr at: for SCHOOLS and the COL' r. niece cceelliNeelie of .1111.11. 44 Ise -Tie UM Fob RAIIILTON/1 NO ell bresearesebe ass .oat Wt °TWOS fer We PORTS. 4.. ; Hoer a . ""tar a to the SAS NeeselreelModalerras.:.Claiekte three bas Jeep Id t•abotb, RM. salC is "RIZAL.PraBB4.. ir....w, imalmi "1": a ono. 41111 la 1f.11.-41r:tla o' ..ad fee Poona Obi earPa m& a: /Mew". . seen Mar Set It &et be el. et we Seed Abs. •heof e • ars. lbe art Oro met Web A.. h.j, !tar. 17, era =.2ki.„„,..iisib, es kiip„ =Left Osta=llow Bellatte sal bealtur Toirili . Mis atiiv II oFzatielt .area aseda at In gale r WITH. LAW AIENDKEY ^i I --a' .-..............„... _ - -tr Oak. Nov. 16, el ceps A_ 'emend meeting of t' . X 't 11•1 Mid Met ruing, at fob .4 a. lea is E. Llid"re.'iii.C4ll.a... ST= Is the ath. Aft, . 14, tat. IS 4, We. I 11. •Nee. Ile ems at mod, a 0.1. so, at. lei . lee., a=Misirelallo44:ituramerlebiagle tremerrlthr B. Wkafr.Tr; • .. ?yea. Now, L. :et. u Le It Mem. is it Isr beeterr, thies beer on the weedy Ohs Orem to lbe WWT we -It resolution, cube, Kea. It, tat. It .... v,,air.ed:4 .-Er=-............ =0f1.,, ere error ea me liaasan the riteaskallis •a So tat le. los- 55 I. ilet:leeemeli elm& their ell max rtratke ' It days, 1.0. tl.ll Com estrus bee INEVert et of ja We W ...u...rniti, I..ortile be Lambe Noe. IrIS bo mettasebisistie4or to Imuihe es -17. tee Illimpir=rar be mow .... . um is the , weer 11 ri,lae.9l L. ....-:...rialmrid..ixtr-....t. .1... x ivb.' she& dell Wellies faimoli. VA OINTNINT AND lerrat be err tees reek Wen= r: . In te el fent, let no ro leuessa-112„ ,y..aahateirer l yre. ataiCiteeir Ski= .== of be mew or seekallos •se N. .11.1 Dam a arereer Pablo ..e... thstel..lltif FOLIC Or •PPLICATION POI rail 31.^117. 111 11•1.1.= 11.11.-Thle ante re pereetell to es bream cabs !.rVIII wain OM rano so toot led lartentaor err r r=se et Oo reap', Ahem Tie 'inept ale°l Toe. by A. MOM rti the ere sonetale nodes • E. re. ride sub es eicees ace awe. Meets d Ile Greet Ileellem if tea Ile .-.... 11..beeledi be tea Ogee ash id le AND DEATHS. at lee for doom law raj . as es we lea Omar sr MIP" 05 11•540 he roe. cc OM Mu metier O ilia Name re, Seri Mucci We lib 1•1•14 oles me trr 4. caw Se* As road . tee eVicof lie cadeen.d oda We.. W /W W 4111.4 Hams* leered bum no r Rowan. Ow wired W. L law ter. ro Onleryitintleill thc /lee. . Orel% 111 NaWo• R. L forower-woo. the A dfthieiiii for ate be ea, S. EAT sr are Ikt h. hr te ULM% dot, to }.Hare, delete a OTICII la aiesetroi. warbles kr If kr SW reepte, ,of Lie le Imre tr. a )1,•• eb•Odf. • eaa. Lear.* llelkl±! _____ 10, Honseseterio. it re „env sow Dettt Ike IC mi.. of Holt Tesebsimm. 7r ',........ 1 AA. .1 Aare, aro of t:. Cbedwita.....v ..1. of Jaraterrest. IMO, N. caste. &a. ra-a• rearm. J. Wan* SS* p. MY Costar, W. IDWPWWO .1, Joe A. WaralWO :e. 90111111111.0.11. MOO* '''....-.-..-."-..".' ll•ais ea 55 as the 0145 KOP,AI. Jar V' w mat. r. The week hi. hats rketa 11 , 14 duz •,th oaur. wratc. At AM sappls.d with Won of whick Om van did ski, firm at la t weak for lint rlay matatansad I an improve mock bminfrad neat and per g are the pmts. o, 465. to 60a; 8g... Irina*. ma 40e. to Hs.; a dai, with afak or, Ws dap dm ripply of wheat an sup wen war. y small and the ?LAMES THOMSON sad Os.'s LONDON LINE et P ~ r O y i.Ll. bah am' MO WINN : . 1114 J. tg jimaska s•JAMilif 16 : 1 1 as NM Oa. Lb ROYAL GALLERY OF ILLUSTRATION.— ler. Ma Km 01111 WI SIM (Ms NM r . . Itertosh a L APPLII la 1m.116 assail. um. ROYAL 01100.114PKICAL SOCIETY. If BOARD OP WOW. IRELAND. NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE ROYAL MILITARY COLLECIA MONT BLANC 111 OPEN TO-NIGHT. IHHOTOORAPHIC SOCIETY.—TL. PHOTO (manic !loamy *a o_rs rum pritak IJIBITION of 1110T0411talllo Is . at me ILirlastes Illwoon. The Ilaktiftlis wet lio to Mow bind the loir a bot ow to 0n..1=4, Of ir prl i t: rowdollooo, pl a t4 b a . ll owe ..r...trf"earberoal.th4Te is =_ ____ 2 1 4 W. Smeary of Ike Book& at Os Ilorm. e. b ...ow. too. mill mod. villt all et pa& is Os 14 az Sid of is broory.—lly coder of Itto Jas. S. Wia. WILLIAM ClOOlllll. Ilprelam There was a very numerous meeting of the mem bers of this society held last night at Burlington House, nadir the presidency of Sir R. I. MURCHISON who, In open ing the briars of the evening, said that be Lit impelled by ellsotiss sad duty to call attention to the peat leas the adeaddo wad& and geography in pirderhir, had sureined fa the death of Admiral Sir F. Bredert. (Hair, hear.) In Use senivereery address whkr be hoped he dread have the bower to deliver, he should eadeavar to do brio to the weir of that great geographer; but though it woe not needy ooesonant with ordinary custom, he could not avoid ea the present occasion paying tide epeeist! negate to the moors of one who was the noblest type of an English SW man—of a disinterested, generous, and noble-lasesied mut, who devoted the whole energies of his life to the advaace =lnt of science, and of a true and wichangling Mead, who had, up to the last moment of lit ezistancen been the strenuous advocate of the centlesacioa of the attempts to trace out the fate of the Pp ellika of his illustrious friend Franklin. (Cheney.) The peel/sat added that he had the pleasure of reporting to the westleg a com munication that had been received from the Iros relation to Dr. Livinptene'e proposed asps Lad Clarendon had communicated to the society the eignmedest his lordship's wish that the geographical ocean of the miry should submit to the Foreign-offlos any mandlens they 4 11 reference to the proposed sapedilirm to az ' river, and that portion of the Weak" of ximunicativ n had been brought before the approved of all the suggestions which had Livingstone himself, who had explained of op rations, sad had also informed Yesterday $ special meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Wake was held ht the Comall-chamber, Guildhall, " to take into meandered= the present condition and positka of the schwa for the main and intercepting drainage of the meeepolts, sod to determine what, if any, steps the board may deem it advisable to take in relation thereto i " Mr. J. THWAITEB io the chair. The local papers announce that Mr. Barry has decibel to contest the representation of the city of Limerick, an d thus be the field to Id r. Ball and Major Gavin. t' Mr. Be I, mo-s the P-sonan's Journal, ,• hp actively supported by the greet body of the catholic clergymen, who have vat madam In 11;11 discretion and judgment, and with whom he Is wey popular. from a remembrance of the kindly inter course Oaf - pissed lb... Swan him and the clergy of Munster the terrible yew of famine. Major Gavin hu also and supporta', amongst the clergymin of the cty, aaktkough general impression is that Mr. Ball will t i n:Laueesed, the contest will be a sharp one. Mr. Barry's made repeated efforts to induce him to come forward, es they wire maddest!, allured of a remarkable %mica d parties in his support." of T ib h a e orp fo hmi llowiz a tAre coi th oers e re of uittAiornin s y f , o ß r , the ad Nary, sad on Royal Marro, Into the doss of Qtieon's cidets, at the Boyd Military Collage : 1. Time c•datahlps, of whfok there are 20 to all, are eon.. fined to the sons of officers of the army, Royal Navy, and Royal Marines who have fallen in action, or have died of wends remind In Ration, or of &num contracted on active Viand who have left their families in reduced drown- ',apply of whisk it the over the dame , grinding e. Beans lea is 90;VERLAND ROUTE-11TRAM to INDIA a s , 8 " a tra)t a ktrioNi P o t x -T ro.hvi m mt z , g E int= rads irlperid•Our *iM.DIZTIRA X ...., lIIa iii• 46 rt g olli r l me i Nod for 3 l ailh gli ir Seim lie 116 et the uwath.— gwiii=iragu oi s us 01= s otek la Leadisioll• PROFESSOR WILJALBA FRIIBLL, Phyokies b tbdt Mares. tho ittoperor Y/ mpg of fad • 2 1 1 1A A Z TBYihCAL .ad of I L LOIC, without the ale sa • TWO HOURS OP I y LLMIM MIDRIBS...It sal SATURDAY •PTARAoOXS, se S. sad IVERT • VCRIXO, at 8.-81•11., ; IlakoektiaG•,4• Boma b.; lt& ; Gallery. le ; Pitney Mom Two 0 Gee Weis Sot wad wad Cleleet.—Plaew to te mewed at . 111Ithell• Ilona Witr. U UU Ykleilleltest. Gentlemen cadets on this class are educated grattlitolulf ' The nominations, with the concurrence of the Secretary of State foe War, are made by the Commender-in. Chief for the atmy, in the proportion of 16 oadetehips, and by the Fin* Lord of the Admiralty for the navy and marines, to that of aye cadetships, to whom applications are to be made. 2. No osndidate an be admitted under the age of 16, nor above that of 17. • show of grain at takes freely si 62.. to Ma. per malting, 36.. to 71a.. oats, 116.1. to 39e. ptr tack INTELLIGIiNCJI. T HE VANDAR3 illustrious Mend Ft VAND , ERBIU ii i tOPEAN STEAM- y ALDWELL'S ASSEMBLY R I aINUAL J ILZ intitintihd:Osa the Ow Sr Ilow/arL , Lt„,olll.Drigt to is i =e m ... j a li : b2 r e elation to Dr. L no 101 or Isassemsr. saps a l i tna l laWn e r k ri a std i rd " . " I "C ias e 2 lo "lift" 11l • J••• hi. lordahlp's w e ish m t i la mos isr di To as or. 11. lalt " I " I N" should submit to t 1 liana Mar .......--..................... NR nR. EARNS MUSEUM sad CI y of thou g ht p r^ P er in " And pswe 0i c ,„... r . "" fla ' ARM' ' A r i a the Tta arg t be pato . • : jlat• council, and com b a Mar ira•ak, Pin w a Oern ` __. r a ts _ Z . Isioma T r il i ks .• =,. bent made by Dr. 1 10.: Its ALBUM I. arltrarnO, th. i, M. et to tires his Osa am Rao as lillaOL. Para ; sakd X_pws. ,f."="ila r HAM° 0101/11.•1111, sad Ois. ~11 Ma% mans la as • al a sk_ . as BMA* r than of the am lifamat. Widow at „1 1 . L Mrs: OK fa Os .- aim ,. consultation with . ...... .: , . 1 1g.,.,,, . . graphical Somsty, . . 1,1,„,r, --u . w I _ ..,►_ wag Iba MatitirtrAF l P L— Z/Vgairth Naomi os mist ere& ft,===. 6.l tricritta=" ' um ' 4.... ILTMI ill INVIOTTORB.—OFFICIC for Ids= . Pr"' rg t a z‘ • R. P' wawa s. ha. IL W i l ittmor• Wadssaiss. Jas. 27. 8.1 11; . ..4 a ww-re. I& I: 6 =M= CM ° ll l ll 3 94" ! I = CCl:a4and 11 ; 444" at le %MC moat loss THAT 111 B a r " Mi nwh;olz wi f rom: au vii, v s . , bed" . a sl i.gip. T'S AN ILL WINDWS wiz* ts.www•ogoo. mow= : i l . ZOOM A•—Sr assaaara ands amid TOY as iffe, Irl Y c l uali " d ' Baines, who would mod Osiorsia OmmosaL IL ass ia =ssbask ""lta idarbaa WO., awl Sam L S hays mow WI, yelled to tropical no at Tea st owes of Oa ILST I VIA 00541Mat t s6 .1 Maw Dr, Liylngst' ass "sue Naas sad oor ass ha Ob. Wm. taws Is. 45. sad ..di • iii ei . ' L .ONDON and NANTES LINE of STEAMERS r ii.n.n b. impidlyekr.—Warelmsdk Mins. IL Sisa's Oisslosal. ll.l. . .11.4 sod CLINPIUMIL—OIIasa 1,11. Issdhsassasa.—n. aaa Deaw OXFORD, 7.X. 11. PIITSIOLOGICAL Pstzsd.—The Regina Professor of Medicine, Dr. Adair, desires to give notice that the time for sending in assays for two physiological prizes offered in January, 1868 will be extended u follows, and with the fol lowing alterations :—Mernbere of the university not of suffi cient standing to take their roaster's . degree in Jennary, 1869, are invited to compete for prizes to be given for essays on the Fauna of Christ Church meadow and the adjoining waters,:—A re of 251. for the best mono graph of the vertebras, with notes on the habitats and his tory and a collection, of specimens ; a detailed anatomical end physiological description of ones pecie*, together with the history of the development and illustrative directions and drawings or photographs. A prize of 251. for the best catalogue of species, and ear don of specimens of the lavertebrats, to be acoompria with a monograph of one genus, sad illustrated with dissections or drawing* or tographs. Two or more persona may unite be producing each essay; and the same competitor or ooeiltare may obtain botd prima. T with their ill ad dna,/ to t h e he Dean of Christ Grays, Church, are to re ni krt the Christ Church Museum (with sealed mottos, as usual) on or belie the 31st of Deoember, 1868. The prizes will be awarded by—The Very Rev. the Dean of Christ Church, Dr. Liddell ; Sir Walter C. Teraina, Bart, M.A., Cal verley Collew ; Professor Owen, D.C.L. ; Henry W. Ao land, M.D., Begins Professor of Medicine; John Phillips, M.A., Keeps, of the Ashroken Mums= ; G. &Akron, M.D., Lee's Rear in Anstany ; Ph il ip Leary &later, MA., Corpus Christi College ; J. V. Westwood, Conser vator of the Hope Collection ; Rev. John G. Wood, M.A., Merton College. A baptismal 'certificate under the hand of the c l erg y man of ths perish where he was born, if in the United Kingdom. or if the candidate was born abroad, such other proofs re specting his age am may be satisfactory, must be transmitted with the application for admission. 3. In a cue where the services of the father and the cir cumstances of the family are deemed math as to constitute a claim, a candidate, Ineligible for immediate admission on scoonnt of his not having attained the proper age but being a promising youth, may, at the discretion of the Secretary of State for War, be allowed an addition to the compassionate allowance with the especial view of promoting his edocatioa until he is eligible for admission into the college. 4. Testimonials of conduct, In the following form, mtuit be produced from every toaster under whose tuition a candidate may have bean during the three years immediately preceding his ad lesion into the college. " I do hereby certify that wu under my care and instruction from the day of 18 ,to the day of 18 ; and that during that period I had reason to be satisfied with his general conduct and application to his studies, o u shown in the accompanying papers relating thorst rt of the week we I very like se if it sa Thursday, and I from B.W. At fair "applies of all m dared. Wtmet ,r. adrenal on last qr. deem. Very • a sample. Ham. as of gran. Sakes mit kiwis,. and %awl*. Waists Otte, Its. to Ws. an be noted ts our :day last _sad oar From abroad the I been cliwerterissi mil higher price, an advanos of Is. deur, by M. pow all good quarks. eght dumper, and night Tether more 7 in the oat trade. alio for black, bat demand for Indian serally sre disposed es. now the tarn 2,500 qre. Indian 1. Orin, 200 brim. tin" Amides And I further declare that I never knew him tabs guilty of any disgraceful misconduct whatever ; that his moral con duct, in my opinion, justifies every hope that he will grow up truthful and honourable ; and that he was not removed from my care in consequence of any misconduct," Such certificate in this form must also be attested and !ivied by the mother or other near relative of the youth, as tossers : AL MI DB. 41iery Guardian, urns of Luis sent t fie the mouth and .ale to the seaborne h has exists' daring td the trade by rea m into the market a:730,880 tons , leak ru 340,708 tons, es eater portion of this , and Tees, indeed, otlend of r tsl 340.7= r n Newcastle, nets* ember of last you flantlerlas& 26,491 tea were asset 20,392 tons is se were sent In 19 wet is 11 vessels * les, there le • nodose rt es the year. Is 6,066 tons of this 4,170 Wes. Is the a Benham, tbs. Is a es beteg for 1866, is; while • CORI,. I;rlep;,I, Stoehr% 'amity est in 1836 '2 tow. This dears • attributed to dr tare will thaw the de daring the La 1114. Tow. T. 266..!4 277,511 1.12/.2516 1,501,76 I, 592,460 1,714,406 LIGENCE. or U•wirel bp lima ail maffary. art vas Bs sad swiss boo is the gorpsol. ,r... a iftes wear... eft • mialk • saran la de S. Sp% VlMani% 110 S. a free Ws par% WO It law Weinisett Wm,. a tbm Orm•110•1 (.1/A. ma nedvid ordawiekilib Ina Jai% Vltabitly awl fumy Mop\ lag hoe% u aatworp. ',bat Mob Nev. lt; lr WITH. Art. M. 11, of Cape . I %Ow. SI E. te s W. US.. Na I I. Oct. SO, Ist. if i . lea. ,r r g, Now. A, Dodos, K0..14, !at. 'at $ $, Ma. M R 11 der, lon. 1 , , of 040 1-1.r140s lor Looks. Not. /...46.10) L. • 01,1111114 T AND LR tur.118:1:11A Mel 11„. • AMMON, MIA. eds. lkalAjrida 24 CA•Owialta•t= Yrs T.nrs._l* A. MOM N. M. Wa. &ND DEATHS. lik Rena square, the S 4. 134.411. Sorg a ri+ so 7. d the Irl.l. of Mr cam.. WI rap. Itaq . of Pen", Oa% nriMmo. No of W. IL hi& Olseln. 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V.O, Dr. ail,..stes sew Baia fit= ILLUSTRATED TIMES, VoL V. containior • tell 11111.011' d tibe INDIO MIIIMIT. teem the °Memel M Newel le Ihe seem el DWI, =Maio IMO beNeem Mabee sem imares eemmle. if sum are laideeb emeemed them • aim mix prim Shea.. beerala midoldsei. OM —01•10. atm, ma, rm. narffrows, okto_tasaLame. IkHE ENTOMOLOGIST'S ANNUAL fox MS. .The Amoy UM um. ima ma mor sobs bed. Wm 141•61111: Mill TIM beak WII to osiblYbol lonsiately. QUOGIESTIONS TOWARDS duo FUTURE wininalMiNT N UtDIA. 11, HAzazot Wkovniami. Lomas : MOM Mo. r(0... M arum. T" A WONDERFUL MAN THE POST MIX IA . "—TIIII POOTWATI KNOCK. Sod. Words btlloomed. irs. Node* W. T. Wstaitires. Ulwarawd.la Id. Ord et We ddr.—Thess. April U. Ida: SAM Owls rod Os.. S.. WWWwWwWwwl USIC for SCHOOLS and the COLONIES, —The ISM .11114 s, HAMILTON* MOD*** IN. is OTIONII tir Ho PIANO/011TM ; Modes adlMam._ .111. • 116.0011111 Magestry et 11.110 i rim ai raellara.ls,; Man Ostealsm M ka4l - UM awl •••••• free. • of aim Iklasi MAMA Abe. i Ma of s o w ma amond.hasd =MHO 0.11=2, 6 H414 = 44 • 414 4 6 4. sad of 411 4•41 LAW AMINDMILVT 110C13TI. A general meeting of the members of this society was bald lest evening, at their zooms, Mr. Sajoust W 001; ITCH in the chair. After several new members bad been elemed, Mr. E. Weems* brought forwent the rubject of the treader of land, which had been briefly introduced at a late how on the occasion of the last meeting, and moved the fol l=reo.lutions •—'. That in the opinion of this society the of land in England and Wales ought to be effected by • of the transfer of the titleysnalogena in principle rsginration of the transfer of the title to shares In the public funds in the books of the governor sad company of the Bank of England. That it be referred to the committee en the tranekr of land to consider and report to this safety whether the neatetranen of the transfer of the title lo Ind would be best effected by county, Sr other local registers, or by • metropolitan registry with branch cams in the country, or in any other and what manner." Mr. C. W F.B.r r Ft. in seconding the resolutiona, dwelt at IMO length un the difficulties and expense attending the pre sent cumbrous mode of making nut titles en the occosion of trend. re of land, end on the peculiar hardship thereby on foiled in the case of small proppeerrttiieess,, where the cost of mak bg out the title was more prsicdariy felt. He thought any measure of the =true proposed should embrace copyhold r well as freehold property. Kr. Ou.nov a .aid that la France a conveyance of, or • incising e may land did not excised in length a transfer of bar Molt la this country, and could be executed se speedily sad al coorrially. In practice the plan adopted was very lair le Sr esolserstion of the title to • ship. Se.. Ilbennana Irving taken place on the subject, Mr. ?arias obezerred that the subject was one of very great impertrace, and it was desirable to place the matter before the otommittee in as simple • form as possible. He therefore moved that • committee be appointed to madder the subject penally, and to report specially upon Mr. Web sir's plan. •}tina t Mr. Serjemi ied t OASELLIS seconded this motion, whi c h was ely carr. The meeting thin Amor. SMILEY SECRSOLOGIC.AL SOCIETY.—The council et this society have Bead that the isavaasse warrens of its ineothere shall be held et Betakes, ethi have reesived to invite the Bishop of Winchester to preside co the eassies. - - MUSIC -HALL, SCRILL7-oSll6ll.—las Made-hall of them gardens was diesel, crowded ca Beady evadog. m e meesso wee • witeses—sot breldr.oraws osagregbita led estylel Obi hell the by lb* arm Jaw Welk et the Surrey T The prates, hed isiortehot to Advocate the claim el the adman' Mid Met ' which was imedeeled 1848, NA whisk, la t4l. wale th. .ocietj. appeal le the eslts Y ipollate as le seed ix party, ago ft six , or mem UM Naha; bus simply noires ea saturtive to the three Maertas Impose A sh yea baud f Are weft Ad d. yea Mesa to seas pe ewee' I" Dash Y reeetwae with ma Its sal dftweare Nasty is kr as the foods war p i evi ILA Web preadtal tan lairds of St. Peel, ^ am lave aet the spbll et Cidel, le b asap of hi.." At the due d the melee a ealbelba bes ask which, Nag* kat mamma, we Ma& names of the _ its who, after the Royal ffeeisty sad the °oo hs lad dad arta to had In consequence • yew expreadng their entire a Un of Dr. Livlsseam's project and of the persons he recommended as his oompanions. Thom persons were commander Delllnglekl, R.N. well known for his exploraticin of the Caw and other R.N., rivers, and who had volunteered aa Ms new expedition ; Dr. Kirk, a well-known M.D., of who would go out as the economic botanist of the on ; Mr. Richard Thornton,. of the Geological of Mines, who was to be the muung geologist • Kr. Beira, who would go out as the artist, for which he wite every way qualified, being a first-rate artist, and having tra wled in tropical mks' sad Australia ; and Mr. Living- Livisigsboma's brother, who would attend the er as sesedels awl eempanioa, and take charge of the W - intablislismat width the doctor hoped to fix for • thee at the etallowsos of one of the tributaries to the Zam besi. '(Haw, haw) lie bad further to state that the coos dl bad expend a very decided wish, that, ocasidaing the usbaskidwees of the delta of the Zambesi below Tote—that was br the last 240 mike—the expedition should be ft.- weeded en from the month of the flyer to Tate in a decked stem vessel of light draught, and that the steam Lunch sew in preparation should carry the party on from that plat. Rs ailed - &at Dr. Livingstone was patient, and would give em y implfinstiou in raffinate to the expedition that might be neg A alred. (Hear, hear.) papa on Mount Everest and Deodhunga, by Liar tensed - -Colonel Waugh, communi-ated by Colonel Sykee, M.P., was then read • and for which the thanks of the asenwon voted. sa=of the Amur River, in Eastern Siberia, by IL A. of the Russian imperial navy, coma Wild by Captain .1. Waahington, hydrographer to the any, or also read. This paper described the Amur sad dr mann, through which It peened, from Its source in a sampentively unknown art of Asia to lb manna with the mit porti n on of the p Gulf of Unity, and in vibrance to it Plllll D INT remarked that its value &e - much as all the positions mentioned were fixed esteem mind observations taken by the officers of the Remiss navy ; and he added that it was one of the pleasing signs of the return of peso, that this oomusunication, together with many others on scientific subjects, had been forwarded to this country by the Russian government. (Hear.) He had to report to the meeting that • few hours ago Captain Wash ington had, by older of Lord Clarnadea, mat on to the council the originals of certain letters received from Dr. Nulls M.D., and Mr. May, R.N., giving some delsile of their journey in connexion with the Niger expedition. One of them, which was dated Sept. 20, 1857, stated that the expedition had completed an elaborate survey, on the trigonometrical principle, of • portion of the river rad surrounding country from ldda—the point where the hWt lend commenced—that the natives were exceedingly friendly, end that the writer, Dr. Bailie, if supported, could do sup that be had already received grants and sites for stations ; that he had already established a school, seat soon soon to have • Christian church in that pert of Miles, adding that the expedition had discovered two or three small tributaries of the Niger, hitherto eaknown. Another letter, dated Oct. 29, reported that the expedition had bees wrecked by their vessel strOdeg en • swam reek twelve miles above Rabbs, but that the whole of the party were alive and well. Another despatch bed been received hem Mr. Ray, who had made • esecertel journey from Rear be Lugo., and had everywhere met with a kind re ception, and reported that there was now • regular monthly post established between those two places. The peers sins wished to inform the society that the Admiralty had cr aned out Mr. M'Oreger Sands new vessel the Sunbeam, which would mail on the 15th to the Niger to relieve the set peditioe, and to take the • place of the vessel which had ham After • few words from Dr. MlVltmeer y Mr. MONTGOMERY MARTIN suggested that the Pods game government should be requested to pried clay with Dr. Livingstone's expedition, _by two or three scitmtific men to accompany it. This moths more se =mbseettsthatcethtsh eariLis p w oi o t tild have to pas o use s dm • Dr. LIVINGSTON' objected r that it would be unwise in an expedition which was merely preliminary to collect Infor mation for a more extended and complete one, to appoint upon it proms of different nations who did not under standee& other's language, end reminded the meeting of the failure of the expelitka to explore the Nile by the Pacha of ZPlwhich was appointed on that principle, and which, 6,0001. bad bees spent, ended in the party who com posed it faillag to loggerheads before they got to the first catered. He pointed out too that the proposed expedition would 'Decomposed of Englishmen, who were enemies to slavery, whereas whatever might be the feeling of the Por tuguese government, the Portuguese authorities in Africa countenanced slavery and upheld it, The CHAIRMAN assured Mr. Martin that the Portuguese government had boen communicated with, and were favour able to the expedition, and but from the breaking out of the yellow fever at Lisbon, Dr. Liviegidme would have called there on his way out to be presented to the King, and to com municate personally with the foreign minister—as he would do now if there wee time.. soma further remarks, the president adjourned the meeting, and in doing so stated that they had been honoured with the , promos that evening of Y. Jules Gerard, the great French traveller and lion alsyn. COURT OY ALDERMEN. Yesterday being Plough Monday, the clerks of tie various wards attended, and handed to dads arms! prissntrarats. 1,2111111111 T OP TIII 00VECCOR OP WRITICROWOPIEZT "ow. The Derry: Towx CLanit read a report from t►e gaol committee, recommending that in consideration of the length of service of Mr. Burden, the Governor of Whiteman,- street prison, and the responsible nature of the duties of hie office, De should be allowed a retiring pension of 4001. per WM= during the pleasure of the court. Upon the motion of Alderman IV moon, the repeat was agreed to imanimously. The DEPUTY Towx CLERK read another report from the gaol committee. recommending that the perms lobe governor of Whitecrosa•etrest prison should be =e such rules and regulations se the court from time lo time should order and dfeet, that his salary should be ant per winder of UPS realm% 611 . and Aini licbto Wt the amount of his secerity should be 10,0001., see list the err of candidates be Madam eiteuld not meld 46 7etn• The report wee agreed to. 11111jONDUCT OP ♦ DICIUSIM lIROXER. The Deady Towx Ci.eax mad the patios of Mies Char lottizativy, which alleged that Edward Nance Bryant, • d broker, had nitespproalated a sat of IMMI. a. Bd., with which she bad entrusted hie for the purpose of invest ment. The petition prayed that proosedinge might be takes spinet the sureties One of the 'orb's said he wee entirely without mama its pay the ammo of Ids bead. The other 'eked for das obtain • way of the bond aid to inquire into the damsels contented in the peals& The Loin M•yos add ft wee quite reasonable that ties should be given. The faller esaideration of the petition was adjourned. OILOHMS Cotutos—Yeeterday the Hilerjarz Come et Lessuria, auallsial Thaws eouretseet et Oteelter .reef, when tir kW. Palm, ILA., =l= li at die emus as Adestry. AS las Slias siossasailk Obi darn el es helm to Le* as passa vet par/ et bur, eel =2 it wee est &Wawa& T. bare ea the sera la With wr stisaild by ebeei forma drier wise et the We re. The Mem et the eel the armeer le whisk they were b. =by sibm wee the le** el the leder% eed it le Mere the emileete. The Wore le-ilay , IVeirl7 be ea sal ispeei•lii the wanks rim item s Walt itli Idepleee Where ant. The CI. mut reed the latter thee Mr. Alfred Austin, omitting a comannicalleia has Oeplain Gallon and Mr. Jame Simplon, deoliniii imp* sew information asked for by this booed, Mr. Ca.arraa, lthing a review of what had been done by this kneed Y pith hr eliding the mai drains* tithe aMme nerlee lithery bed sent them piss to the Ftrat Oemmieththr tr bis approval or non-approval ; but, Weed of meliders himself to that, he bed retard the pleas to dim with instructions not le mine their examithian Ane, but, if they were enabled to do Hasmigmatite te be reehnlia le dee Metropolitan pmiWein. comae the Chief Canamithoner had he bed &mid from the act of parliament, for, by the li ft theism ef tee Metropolis Local Management Act, he had onty power to put hie veto on plans sent to him,_ but had no power whatever to propme any other plans. By so doing, twelve months of valuable time ha been lost. If the Chief Commissioner had sent the plan to engineers for their opinion, rather than at once giving his veto upon it, nothing could have been mere wise or more discreet, and nothing could have been more reasonable; but he did not atop there. He called upon them to propose new plans, a course by which he stepped out of his own duty and was in violation of the statute. To that fatal step might be attributed the delay, and all the time that bad been waded and lost. The plea which had been sent back to them by the redone mmithere did not contain, however, one most ethential hanate—viz., the appendix ; and alth ough some forther Inhemallen had been Ito the board frpinom three to seasamilime edigthel ressained. • he Mt based bed as *bile impish& of the time wishS bus kat, NA whisk bad been hero pray oseithied by the Mesa eaglasere. lam in the Oi sierwr, the used argon el Hall, it was stated thee the pia of the rather was generally condemned ; but it blemthy added, that eras dot the fault of the Chief Commie user, who wee net empendble for it. Now, no one said thet he was responsible he the plan, but he wee respond- Ns for the delay which had hew theseloned by the inatrnoliena be bed given to the HAMM Nles d ket their plan was fondto be so faulty thee it now retained any of its Mend Mina, and the promoters not even sallow ledp their own child. He concluded by moving—" That the board, regretting that the government engineers have act Winded every particular to this board applied for roomet tes their recommendation, and that they have now found it weetreary to their whams, tie board transmits to Moen. Bidder_ , , and Baselgette the papers re ceived last Friday from the First Commissioner of bee Majesty's Works, end that they be requested to report to this board on the materials at present before them with all pmo ticable god" Mr. NAVAGN Illooluded the motion. Mr. Howe thought that now wee the proper time to move an amendment, to the Ilea that no tether tape should he taken he reaped to the mai and intercepting drainage until an .ostlos should be made to parliament to carry into asset weeks recommended in the report of Mr. Golds worthy Gamey. The Czautatain did not think that he could receive this amendmacit, as they were called upon to carry out the main drainage, and thatdaty they could not postpone for any new act of parliament to be passed. Mr. Dixon mid he did not believe that the water of the Thames was in the dread/al rite that had been represented, bailer* as he did that the main channel of the river was the proper come for the sewage. There would have been no complaint about it had it not been tampered with by the late Commissioners of Sewers, who had daily passed 200,000 tons of the contents of cesspools into it. Mr. VI/TAW/Mt supported the view taken by Mr. flows, believing, as he did, that if Mr. Gurney's plan was carried out, it would to found effluent for the purpose of draining the metropolis, and would also save the ratepayers' money. Mr. WRIGHT objected to the motien in its present form, and moved as an amendment the omission of all the words relating to the regret of the board at the delay which had cieenned, bat thought that their referee engineers should repeat e npon the piths without farther delay. LYON ieseaded the amendment, as the motion of Mr. Carpeted was& Minns one to what be had placed upon the paper. Kr. earwax's. said the circumstances were altered, and les Method Dimmed( to those in which they were then placed. Mr.l6xterow supported the amendment. MA Howe could not hold up his hand for going on with any teasel scheme, as he now believed that every step they hed tams was in error. _ Mr. BvisT.E;;;;Lt favour of the ameadment. Mr. Mplity HARRISON oorophlned that, although We toiler new been upwards of 12 months before her Rm. jeety's Pbut Commolsekmer of Works, and although they hadloe • assilimbls elm rad for information, they Were g the puma rant without It. He should rapport the masedment. _ Mr. H. L. Tier Los saw but little difference between the motion and the amendment, but still he did regret the delay whkilt bad been occsaicated through the officiousness of the Chid Commisekmar of Works, who had overstepped the bounds prescribed fur him by t.... act of parliaresit r . The board really believed that the plan B was the boat, end only ooneented to Be to suit the views of the Chief Commissioner. Mr. Caustic thought the board bad been neglectful, and had not dam Its duty twelve months in not requiring Sir B. Hall to give an answer to their and denying his authority to ask for new plans. By allowing the First Com mandant to sauskte powers not glees to mby the act of parliament, they had plemd thamedves in a false position. Yr. HAWLIIS would moms both moths and amendment, as he believed they should pia by delay. Lleutansat-Colonel KiNNZDY rehired that the delay had occurred, se ft could be throws ca the Chief Cannthidoner of Works, and would not rest at their doors. At the same time he did 11101 think they should enter upon large operations of wart until they knew whore the mosey was to mate from ; for at present the sot of parliament gave them no means of doing them by works, sweptdiving their hands deeply into the reamers' pockets. He oasdemnsd the ostablishmmt by the Chili Comentreioner of a second board of der it was well known that engineers were all c:ttfo i rm would not week tegather, earl they could only have been hiungla labthe bid to mho wee upon this board. Mr. CAnntest. /wen regaled, The Cantatas pot the .esdoa, end the amendment was agreed to by a lerg• mejoeity. The board then adjourned. TSB BHOIDLAOIE BRIGADE IB THB PIOV.MIIB. The committee of this infant institution (says the Neweeer Atirisal) lave every reason to be satisfied with the result of their expeettosat up to the end of the year. The drat boy wee taken in at tbe Bin g of September, being an outcast bend le • state of destitution, suffering from cold, the side of brick-kihunger, and dirt ; on staircases and by kilns, works, and factories, for shelter and ;warmth. Clothed only in • oordproy Jacket and trowels, bald together by • single button, and showing hie naked limbs through numerous nate, this poor boy seemed more like a wild beast than • human treaters. When in. reeled with the red coat and blue apron of the brigade, and kneeling at his blackleg block, the tssissassOlssis was so great that the prowling Arab of the gamete could not be re cognised in the dean, smut, end wide-awake looking boy who saluted with • half military touch of his cap the preere by from the railway station. 'another Pariah was picked up, then two more—washed, clothed, and denied. Pour others have since been added to their number, but not with out some trouble and difficulty. AU street outcasts are not 0 9sble of being reclaimed, and two lawless, Intractable bore—the first of whom was named, for his daring and heroic bravery, after our Indian chid, "Sir Colin Camp bell"—have been at different times expelled from " the farm" With hersend asselnes the MOM at the &pont of the swatter Moons hemielost t sad edam ann 7 won wok to the paha whkh heat to tho bra poniolly ongswipa ta The snuff rem he no Moan Chore, whore the boys on Iskgsd, though nest Se who ols, would ma naive Me Witham! two, who have beet net elsewhere. The boys also don three and four in =which le wet objectionable. Theoys attend a night sad have 'heady made mute warm is reading and =Z(.I With • room of their maths sari ailstt be home to them. Should the ocoumittue be etled to asiny the ant cost of the Gulag up the may or law for the boy; the %WWI= would become as seraly as possible . T amount of subsortathwo rewired to Hr he al year to 104 ft 4L, the neon* of the bop' eamidep is 401. 2 a. hi, and the atm onerfsd 041.2 a. dd. The horn assoust nand by say boy Ina the commenta tes* Ism 17s. CoannaciaL Tnavnxinat ficsoom--Yasterday =Ye amma bell to behalf Of do Commode! Toe 11theeht=s at the Leedom Tams. The bell was mole do d the Lard 11=1 Lob Nememe emd . riami rt yes my telly mad an the anempmeds woe wassiaily rod. Dubai wee, as oby be mesa, bop up odd ea elvemed hoer of W t.)—OLOWAVII OINTMENT "D aTimmer,:..a v i a -m iz Za r rsielVt: kr •brims ram • a ilbspok Os. .1•1, Mbele• a •Tr ad z aaw itb pabrasis a at a r i rb ai r r E bir, sad was r•Thlormadol MOO M ad. sad la Ws woke Inks a bb wet TlUrs• • Nimbi. —ntrar=l MIAMI as aorti ; Prelswer ar MO" 46 • amenia; US PHENOMENA YEAR W .AZOII3B. The subjoined deposition and letter, having refer ence to a presumed submarine convulsion observed near the Aimee in November last, have been received at the Admiralty 'British Vice•Constlate, Terceira, Dee. 21 1867. " 81 r,-1 have the honour to enclose oopy of a document obtained at my request from Mr. William Cook, master of the British schooner Estromadurs, of Glasgow. It appears that he did not think of trying the temperature of the water, which Is to be regretted, se It might have tended to prove that the effects observed were those of submarine action. No shock of earthquake was felt at this island at the time. It serves, however, to show that mariners never am be too cautious when approaching these islands, as tram cos day to another there Ono knotrieg what formation may take either above water or awash • for instance, the island rine in 1811, and the danger seen by three onsets proceeding to lit. Michael's In 1849, about forty miles to the W.N. 1 71. that island, which gave rise to Mr. Comm' Hunt inducing the masters of the wools ,Eolus and Prospero to go in search of it, but without succeso—l have, &c., (Signed) "Joan Roan, H.B.M. Comsat " To the Semstary of the Admiralty. airosrriox. "I, the undersignsd, master of the British schooner Estrensadunt, of Glasgow, whilst on a passage from Troen to the island of Faye), with • cargo of coals, do hereby declare that In lat. 39 deg. 67 min. N. long. 26 deg. 60 min. W., at T p.m. olds* 25th of November last, I observed abaft the beam what I considered to be a *quail, but which eventually turned out to be a kind of mist, or warm 'Assts. It being my watch on deck, I anted the helmsman if be foetid any difference in the sir, to which be replied, it was quite warm. I celled the mate up, end he as well as those on deck felt the same. This lasted for half en hour; than bed been no fog or mist before. The wind at the time was N.B. by compass, and continued so throughout without any alteration in force. We had • following sat previous to falling in with this mist, but the sea then changed to • kind of boil or topping Nes, me if surged up from beneath, but afterwards returned to the former state when we were clear of the mist. When this phenomenon occurred the Amplimoot rock, is laid down in the chart, would bear N. by B. by centhses, distant 140 mile'. I calculate the meal to have been going at the time from 7 to 7 knots, with a following see. Sighted Terceira on the 26th, and anchored in Fa* reeds on the 27th November. (Signed) " WILLIAM COOIC. (Countenigned) JOHN READ, CODICIL" rdITINO FOR THE .4111110421 MAIM AT BOUTHAMPTOIf. On Friday evening the American packet North Star, from New York, was telegraphed to Southampton as having passed Hunt Castle at about half-past 4. It was understood that she wee to coons up Southampton Watt to lead her English and French mail and passengers, which she could have done at about half-past 6. She dropped anchor, however, off Cowes, and a telegraph was sent from thence to Southampton ordering down a tug steamer for the English and French passengers and male, as the North Star was to proceed on from Cowes to Bremen. The tug steamer did sot return to the Southampton Docks until after midnight. It Is not usual for any one to go out into the stream to board tho tugs. All persons therefore who have business with the American perengers, cargoes, mails or news, generally wait their arrival at night in the Cus toms Dock Watch-house, a frail structure built on piles out on the water, to command a view from the Isle of Wight to the government powder magazines at Maechwood. On Fri day night the watch-house was filled for hours with persons waiting for the arrival of the tug from the North Star. The night was not cold, but very dark. The dock is rather a dis mal place at such a time; it is dimly lighted, and nothing is seen stirring there but the gliding form of the revenue officer or the dock watchman. By means of a night telescope in the watch-house, Southampton Water was seen to be dotted about with brilliant specks, there were lights in the boats of fishermen plying their art by line or trawl. The gun of the fowler was oomulonally heard on the south shore asking havoc among the wading wild fowl. The peculiar ary of the plover sounded repeatedly high above the soughing of the wind. Occasional scintillations on the water would reveal a dark object skimming noiselessly along. This wee the Customs' boat, filled with watchers, on the look-out for smugglers. They pear into every bay and creek. Their power of distinguishing sounds on the water at night is, from long practice, remarkable. They min hear at an immense distance, and can tell from the peculiar sound of the breaker what object it is washing against, whether it be a buoy, a boat, or a liege vessel, and, what is most singular, whether the latter is " clinker " or carved" built. The sound of the wave, as it sashes up the aids of the vessel and is snapped off short by the edges of the over lapping boards of the clinker-built ship is, it appears, very different from the noise of the wash against the smooth sur face of the canal-built craft. The prettiest sight sees on Friday night, on Southampton Water, was the departure of the Jersey and Bane steamers. As they steamed down the river nothing was sees of them but the three brilliant lights which they carry, one at the warhead and one on each paddle-box, thus forming the figure of a huge triangle. The twisting, of the Chaise( maks the fitly triangle appear to dance to and fro from ems shoes to the other. Just after the town clocks street the hoar of midnight, a most welcome sound, about two mike off, was herd is the watch-hear viz., the veered beat of the ;addle-wheels of the tag steamer, lades with peassepra, ergo, bagger, and mils floss the North Star. Byer , 1 cecina on Saturday mon* the clicking of lie beediss d Moine telegraph isstreendo in Southasopion min benne sad, end telegrams of New Tort seem wire limideg to London. By two &cloak in the seinedag sway bow heeds and man( tonnes, beksesteg to poems The bed bra five nets( weary Men seeped up in the Onions Deck watak-hems, wee in predated mess. BT. MAROANET'S soll?..—We Sit dr ovum , el OA maim at Brit (Magma. am opingloll by fits Motors of the nfroli %mow lie MN valise which it If MK mg idea doping at Iliiimmor sat; the moos bit doi Ids eoessimeo vli onow but to lot • boon in slid So modes of oaskrios o l del as,—foroso aboreksr. 7 lOntify to the authenticity of the above testimonial." 6. No candidate can be admitted into the Royal Military , College who labours under any difficulty of articulation, or under any other bodily or organic defect which may appear to incapacitate him for military service. 8. A deokration is required whether or not the candidate has had the smallpox or cowpox, and also whether he has had the measles and scarlatina. Vaccination is performed at the institution, but it is desirable that it should have been pert: ad previously to admission. 7. Every gentleman cadet is at first admitted on a probate (involve months ; and if hie conduct during any part of that period should be such as to render it obvious that hie loom would be either hurtful to the institution or unprofitab le to himself he will be removed from the college. 8. The following qualification, are required from every candidate Ica edmience, viz. I. In liegliab, to write from dictation. 11. In arithmetic, he must be acquainted with the first four roles, tions simple and compound, and vulgar and decimal frac _ _ _ Inahrobra, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and IV. In languages, either in Latin, French, or German, to parse and tramlate a paeans in some standard author, to be addy the examiners. In geogniphy, he must have a knowledge of the counties, chid lovas, and rivers of England, Scotland, and Ireland. VI. He will be required to print the ordinary ROO= character and italics with neatness and fru:fifty. 9. In conformity with the royal warrant, dated May 27,, 1808, all gentlemen cadets are subject to the articles of war, and to such other rules and regulations as are, or may be from time to time, established for the rosintenance of good order and discipline. 10. A weekly allowance of pocket-money, at the discre tion of the lieutenant governor , is received by each cadet, not exceeding for an under officer, 3e. 6d. per week ; for a cadet in the upper school, 2a. 6d. per week ; and for a gentleman cadet in the lower school, 2s. per week ; exclusive of the addition for good conduct operations. This weekly allowance is provided for the Queen's abide by the liberality of the public • no money is therefore to be sent to him between the vaca tions. The nature ;nd dfacipline of establishment requhei that these rules be strictly complied with; and It is re quested that no debt conducted by a cadet with any tradesman in the vicinity of the college may be paid, se inch a practice would be highly prejudicial to the individual himself and to the institution, and would lead to severe 061111C111. 11. The Queen's cadets to whom it would bee boon to re main at the college during the vacations, in consequence of having no friends to receive them, are permitted to do so, with the sanction of the Secretary of State for War. 12. The period at present allowed to complete a young 's education at the Junior department of the Royal L e i: l ul l:l , m, College is four years, which may be reduced in pro portion to the age on admission to not less than two years for young men passed 16 yews of age at that time. 13. With a view to the advantage of the tarries, and as an encouragement to young gentlemen educated at the Royal Military College, and a stimulus to their elections, commis sions in the army are given to all the.. paring examination' before the collegiate board, held twice a year for that purpose, who are recommended to the commander-in-chief ; but although these COISMIIIIiOI2II, given by the crown as the is ward of application, can be obtained only in the way above stated, it is open, nutwithatanding, to any young gentleman at the college to enter the army in the usual way mile ss the commander-in-chief shall see cause to defer his admission into the service in conaequence of his conduct being repre sented unfavourably in the reports called for from the governor of the college. 14. When application is made to the commander-in-chief for a commission in the army for a young gentleman who is at the Royal Military College, the commander -in-chief has directed that it may be so stated, otherwise the appointment (even though it may have appeared in the Omens) will be cancelled. 16. It is the commander-in-elders particular command that any gentleman owlet who may be disoovered to tee or to hays in his possession any species of firearms, or who shall be guilty of poaching upon ?irate property with dop, ferrets., or mares, or who she be engaged in baiting of animals, ahaU be immediately removed frees the college and the commander-in-phial has further required the governor epacially to report seek individual.. 16. No perquisite, or preempts of soy kind ere received by the professors, or by say other person belonging to the college, from either the (=Unman cadets or their friends. 17. The certificate* which is subjoined is to be idgned by the parent or granites of the candidate, by whom this paper must be produced when he attends for examination; end no candidate can be received into the college unless he is amompanied by a parent, guardian, or some other respon sible person, to comply with the revalidate of the college oa his behalf. • Certidesta.—Tlssee ars to certify that I have &Rennes!, considered the regulations for the admission of Queen's cadets into the Royal Milltar7 College, and am willing to abide by them ; and I promise most unequivocally to ?mom my son or ward daring the vacations unless otherwise ortisre&—(The parent or guardian to sign.) The 71st Highlanders have gone from Malta, via Egypt, to Bombay. The 92ad Highlanders have gone by the same route for Bombay. The 11th Regiment of Foot sailed for England from Sydney, New South Wales, per ships Orwell and Pal mereton. on the 25th October. The 77th Regiment is on service at Sydney. The Colonelcy of the 37th Regiment has become vacant by the death of Lieutenant. General Smelt, C. 8., at Bath, on the 10th instant. The Bth Human, 17th Lancers, and detachment of the 56th Regiment mind at Bombay, per Omit Britain, It 17th December. The 25th Regiment embarks this day, at Ports meth, for Oftealkr. NoartumBEILAND STH Fastunte.—Lieutenant Kirkland, the iionueondleg -font of the new battalioa of this distinguished regiment, which sow nueshore 1,000 bayonets, and is in an Aides& Mak, has received erders to heM the corps Is medium hir service. Tb. diestlearles eg the battalioo is understood to be Make, to relieve the TM gt.id i bd Debt Infantry, wider ware to pressed overload MUM'. Th e tty with which months bays Booked irde We WWI= is out preceSted. The seder for its firma ties arrived Is November only, and the fall oomplematt of 1,000 ma woe made up by the end of lest yaw. Tits eon eked of the men, both at Neermatle-sperTyne end Tyso n/math, he. been most ezmnplary, and they leave us wish the .lint wishes of all claims of the community.—Neweesstle lasneat bur or A sclesunc—Tbe Poetmuter-General pee satire yesterday tbst a mail for the Isle of Ameasiost val be mie up iu the General Post-atice ebb awing to be =by ler aely's reeentee ladnetry, which is op- Maj sail tram Woolwich to-morrow. Tha Mary portion of the Matron= mail in sumeleil is who et Boultbaraytou Mater to-night or ls imam mismier,