The Express. — London, England, 1864-12-02 00:00:00

—...,..---.........----.........., --m.-- r f t " d• !a • . 1 4: - ki EWSPAPER. • . 7..G1e- v. ) '- - '‘''' P ---- i - - .7-7 --- ' i ,„, .........4, - w• 5...., Or • .... ' / ..... ----" ..1....__. 1 • ( 4 4 1 4 11 I eb .-- A s.. .s -1 e [-1 i l - 1r43 rpt%% ..-‘,.:-..:..--f,,,,.._ . :l aliii.i.4..i .- , , , 0 \ .--- i [Stamped, id. Additional.) No. 5,716. ) LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2. 1864. [TWOPENCE NEY WIGRAM add D I E:L: 4 .. II a .111-yard, London) LINZ of crux SONE = „ B[ r . to call - Tor MELBOURNE % Port ttli d ti r p A , Doklol i ;tl s eil j d F ai e Dee. i t . o. oo ealling at Plymouth), i 4 p,,r tAe Doc c o mesmuler; lying la tee keel I.l74DZlLniillait -0..Lt:101,i tor all dawn of peasemen sea easorlmalled. And 0: d c ory sa experienced eargeon.—lor freight or pause • LLVD. A . LLPORT, and MORALE (wi th Maim 11 son . thodenballatreet Pamengere by We lime rvatu are "mad from PodOthrtma to Plymouth that dies „. Imes. and second class for third alms gem OF-01 MOM LIVERPOOL O RE R QUILENSTOWN TO NEW x O nommoDoßK Nurr andMIIINIZ WARREN, N/ BEILNIKAN mod SAIDISMAID of ORM. TOM THUMB. At St. James's Han, Plocaday, December Mb. left RS.— See tutors Advertisemeota TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE ITALY. LOYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION. A SPIRIT LAMP AND Ali AWFUL EXPLOSION. 8 9 TH RRPRICONTATION of the WIZARD of the NORTH —TO•NIGHT M SOL —The WORLD of lea AK Deno qt. the geeceddighted tgybd.—Prkes IL. le, and ha. To be mewed al fit. Jame' ehall. Piccadilly. The West hope Tying Mystery sad Cabinet &ewes by Mies Veda Andaman and Mr. ilettas *my eight sod ilaterday after. 1011 IL (=nee TIL2OII/184 THE EVACUATION OF HOLSTEIN. BERLIN, Dec. I. The Norddeutsche Ai!genuine Zeitung of to-day says :-- (ram an Owl TURIN, Nov. 29. (Pros Procter Posixt Book tar 1865.) (Letter frost a Lady Spirauatiot to Mr. Pond.) _ _ _ Dors Sts,—Hating determined to put an end, if posiblo, to your very objectionable hostility to the great truths of Spiritaelism, by presenting you with seek evidence in its favour as your honest and powerful, if pre *hoed, mind cennot geissay, I have made arrangements for attending to-night at a Awe to be presided over by soma/ of the leading klediants. I propose , in order that WWII may be no mistake as to the manifestations, to write down every coourrouro at tie instant it takea place, and to lay the whole before you. I merely premise that as I shell be obliged to write with a pencil, and in the dark, you mad make any necemary corrections in my manuscript. I am certain that if you weigh fairly the evidences which I ex pect to be able to lay before you, you will thenceforth be registered se one of the intelligent bend of Spiritualists ; sod in that belief I close this preliminary letter by respect fully subscribing myself. Your solightmed but bumble Euressit, Tyburnia. Anna MANNA GOBI 11[0088. The following is written in the dark. "We are informed that Hanover has signi fied her compliance with the demand of Primia to withdraw the Hanoverian troops from Holstein and Lauenburg. Saxony has not replied to the sum mons, and the Prussian government, regarding this as a refusal, intends, in conjunction with A ustria, to make a complaint against that power at Thurs. day's sitting of the Federal Diet. "It is probable that the Diet will speedily pass resolutions calculated to prevent any further con flict" THE LIVIERPOo& 14KW YORK, and riaLtDIIYHIA ST -SHIP COMPANY Inland dor Cm Lim limey tilmenwithips Ir ;Deu rm =se FROII IJVIRPOOL for NEW TOIL K V.11(1tg01 1 , Wednesday. Dec. 7. ITV OP DICSLIN, Saturday, Dee. 10. PITY OF LONDON, Wednesday, Dec. 1l du4 era edaseday and every ailieroare doserdse. wit D srep 'W b . ) the pa siouneee adlhog every Wednesday, pt „ oes; according to the aooonstoodation. Cable tb. - Mturdey's stamen, 13 guineas. Forword panne Lsess.* On A hatted ng all pro d visions cooked. me IMS, an 31451.1 fols=Dla booked very oVsnuotenes terses.—For farther opt, to gulalll INMAN, U. Wetevelreet. Liverpool ; de to XL viy, E. LW WDlllla4Weet. Olky. 'PEE OXFORD.-ORPHICIC AUX INFER& Comic Op. ra. by J. Mamba* la restatement ot ite gnat enema win be repeated B AN S , T EVENING. Director, Mt F. Janalunana The IYAUB and all Mbar available Went Ad:mimics : Area. II.: Malls sad Oniony. la private bone Ma. dd.—The Oxford and Canterbury Ban Company (Limited). NATIONAL AI3BIIIIBLIt ROOMS, 218, High Holborn.—The ANNUAL OltiND BAL WA.SQUR will take place on THURSDAY, Dec. 8, and will be conducted as the mate scale of magnitioesce and et attention to th.• comfort of Melton which haeglven such general satisfaction in former yeara The whole ette.alve resources of the estabilahment, the spacious promenade. galleries, read dm and encoldng rooms, will to devoted to the convenience of Melton. Mr. W. W. Patter's grand band will be augmented, and the dancing arrangements will be super intended by a large Mal of ILC.'a The mime wul be of the ant quality an vintage., and at the usual price. Supper will be forced at It o'clock, at Hi each. Gentlemen's tickets, KM ladles', to. each. Commence at 9 close at 3 o'clock_ N.B. In nousequesce of the special permission of the Commissioner of Polies attending only until $ o'clock, the Proprietor begs neglect. tally to 'moans, thee the ball mass peettlrels terminate at that boar. Tiekcia at Hews. Cramer, Weed, and Ca.'4,, Rammeacia. Chappell's. vitamin and In the Qty, at lielth, Prows', and Co.'., Chespade. THE AUSTRIAN RKICHSRATH. VIENNA, Dia. 1. _ . 8 PAL—Medium sitting. Party in salami anon Al lights axtlairsishad. A footstool that war nadir my fash has suddenly rushed ammo Use roma. Gloriosa begriming. Throe load knobs distinctly beard ! ! ! Piro-irons fall with a tremendous crash. Median nssrost me whispers that wary portentous spirits are easing. I owe to a carton tenor of thaansoso—ths link wbieb— nßE3lEN.—Direct Route to Hanover Bruns eut sod Central Deanery.—Or cd lio n NEW One Ora clams 'crow downers AD41:11, MOW* at 9cl iw Aug EU be deepatelNd from Horosjyelown. ponder Merßing 'Weather Derildieft% s 1 10 a.s osillag ive 2 yacteaL ner ter paaaengers at It noon—Parts to Ilve= £2 it Won tickets, 1.3 and Al Ida—Apolr at CR MS noversal deco. Regent-etrroa ar 10 PHt L LiPPB, Glum MUM% sod Co.. 11. litood•lorma The debate on the address to the throne was resumed in the lower house of the Reicherath to-day. Herr von Selmerling, m a speech on the Hun garian question, said that it was only to be solved by calm preparation. It was the duty of the govern ment to exercise some influence on thecoming elec tionsin Hungary, more especially as the opposition were displaying great activity. The moderation now prevailing in public opinion in that country would render possible the convocation of the Hungarian Diet at an early period. The government desires to reconcile Hungary, and to meet any acceptable pro position which might be made by the Hungarian Diet. It would only be possible to effect a modifi cation of the Hungarian constitution in a constitu tional manner. A guitar, played upon by spirit hands, commenese muds. Shang* ehe& tbag shamid select • playful tune—" The Wig of the Oannibal Isleada ;" but this apparent Imesepwity seems to me • fearhd proof that they are Wisp of other sympathies thee ours. A hint light anon cm the guitar. It Sim from the table, and by the now appears to hare dashed into the fans of one of the party, who is oomplaining that his sow he blooding. How ow men be so frivolous as to mummer at • alight annoyance in wank of such mysteries? I feel • strong wind direct in my facie. Dust is blown into my eyes, but shall I object! Not if it were cayenne that the inviable were pleased to mod me. Throe more hooka, and • Medium, in a voice quivering with gallica, announces that a Spirit of Power ia amongst us. It is °orgasm !gripper, she says. Is not the name familiar to me somehow, in connexion with magic? The Spirit clutched the hand of • gentleman next me. He whispers that he was a sceptic, but ie convinced that this is indeed • gripper. How can he be so cone in pee. Isom of • celeathil edema ? QMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW, 1864. AJ BY IT Fl KIM CLUB CATTLE snow, AOLLCULTUILILL HALL, LoN DON "it IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CINDIT AeIIOCIATION • 4:% 1 I ILI) ARE AU I HORTsED TO RICEINTI AIPPLICA. lI 4 N - iul £2,800,0) RE.IITIFICATXB 01 DEBINL EPA t THE A T" NTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY NEW YORE—FEN NSYLTANIA—OHIOI, pie: One million two hundred tboaread Pounds hew law already applied Mr. r e,rtifleete. will be Issued at COO far £lO6, to be redeemed Cpy Lie In Banish sterllegil, at the aid at Qrse yeas. with 4 4 r per (Int, per asuww, payable helYyearty, oo the May and lath of Noventber In each year. the payment of .Ltcr. at In Lot.don being guaranteed by the Conealdated L nited , London, and payable by them In British sterling. SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. PRIVATE VIEW.—MONDAY, December the sth, titer Two pm. SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. Adair'WI—MONDAY, MU SHILLING& SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. AtImta.Ion—TUZSDAY, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, ONZ SHILIJNO. TRUIPTUOI. Esq.. M.P. I John P. Hommel, bp. Charles Motley, FA% DAHLIAS. The Consolidated Rank, London and Manchester. Neon. A. Heywood. Sons, sad Co., LlverpooL se—Messrs. Fres!Melds and Newman. Mmalthandimits London, F.C. smolt's& _ . SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. Doors opoo from N. a.m. to Mae p.m., Oth, xL, Kb, mad Ink Lisomber. The paragraphs of the draft of the address re ferring to the convocation of the Hungarian Diet were then agreed to, an amendment fixing a period for that convocation having been rejected. SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. CHILAP LICCIIIION TzAnr&—See Ils•Tablis. Rem imbue Hutchinson and Wig Mk Meg-court, Itirqpier toestreet. Lend( is. KC. l,e(e T tterthwalte.Threginortonstreet, If= B.C. •rs. 1 alley and Sons, 44, Brown's Mu I (11 nos, LI Rem "bore and Kirk, 14, St. Anresequare. lesnekteater. Imperial Mercantile Credit Association (Limited) are pm is( receive subscriptions for the above amount of Carla. eve, Debentures, of which £1,1100,004 have been already rep ;), total horded debt over the whole system of the Atlantic nat Western Railway Is CU 0.110, and with the excep t. . f peered, of Bonds £1.736.070. held by the Public, the him ern coestructed with funds advanced by capitalists, whose Lir:palms of profitable remains have been far more than es:. I the railway, although only partially developed, exhi. return, of traffic and mimes, which may without slag yin .' , e designated unexampled. this undertaking was profected. It was found mom • t ohtain powers for Its construction from each state • which It would pass. This compelled independent or m..figons and separate financial arrangements . the momen t. attending which has become so manifest, that It Is deter eondate the whole line under one ulmimatration. ..u.; the completion of legislative enactments. it has been vs s...l to issue Sterling Certificates of Debenture, payable In three )(e• bearing interest at 8 per rut. per mom, which interest ti,rmanteedby the Consolidated Bank and the principal sr rya depceit with the trustees of hoses and ahem amorist. ti at usual exchange to £4,230,403. Tb, Bonds and Chares so deposited will be kept at the Bank of 1:410 I In the names of the Trustees, and the form of declaration I. be executed by them may be inspected at the office of Lan Frnsheelda and Newman. Sir Certineates of Debenture are In saws of *lOO, 1400, and 1. , each, with Coupons attached for interest at S par cent. ;e sonum, pas able kalf-yeariy. The interest for the whole k - J: will be guaranteed by the Consolidated Bank, with whom rendes have been lodge& 1 prim of Issue In fixed at 90 ; and the Instalments ars ;ar ia, a follows Tpee eri;t. esz=uss. N 1.1 17th January, 1•86. " 17th February, „ „ 171 b March, „ „ 17th ♦ IS ..15th Msy, 7, Ws Osapeo u per awl duo on %MS day. oettlacatee trill be pald teat par. en 11th November, 1117. The niters* on the Investment, including the redempUoa at pr. it creeds of 12 per cent. par manna, ezeteehre of interest rt. !fterred instalments. _ .. ..`ecriben bare the option of paps, any se as at the hotel t..:a in advance. and will be allowed a &tenant at $ pee cent. puy.nob3 Such prepaltpdvite. Ova allotment. ar:r - tp sill be Wand to "bearer.' On payment Mul inata'ment. the scrip will be exchanged tor certig tato with guaranteed Interest coupons attached. math 15th May and 16th November's each year. ATLANTIC AND GREAT WIRTIRN RAILWAY. NEW YORK—PENNSYLVAN IA 'To be retained by the Banken.) L "Imperial Mercantile Credit Association" (bated). No , firnag paid to the Consolidated Beak (Limited), the sue el . I hereby recuest that you will allot am I. eer eites of dehmture of the Atlantic and Greet Western Ball yof. and I hereby agree to accept such certanceles of debeatures, • Ins numtAr that may be allotted tome, sad to pay the catAsocrat thercon, according to the Mesa of the prompectiu I am, your obedient seen* Signature Addrom tali AN THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT TIoN aaneltati. aRTIFICATE4 o ARSOCI f DEBE A NTURE for 41,1ERIE0 of ther AT -I.OIIC and GREAT WIATERN RAILWAY. E Is HEREBY GIVEN, that NO PITITHER APPLI. (.01..V. for these DEBENTCRER .111bo RECEIVED LYTLE `.alt'ED.lT nett, the 3rd December Masai—By anise. W. C. WLNTRILIKPITILA, Soentary. 1.01,n 5)411 Norembel, 1061 THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT Ai OCIATION (Molted). C& al selraibed.4s.ooB.6lo: paid u 1). &MAC ellaraft/lI—JOHN CHAPMAN, Esq. Imopkoa Balk. MAc. Charles [Wm Isq. E. J. C.lernan. Esq. 0. 0. Meepitersork Bark Ir. Alderman Drain Sir J. IL telly. Sart. James Dickson. toy W. Schaledeld, Esq.. M.P. Eeq. Sir S.D. Scott, But J Hanson. MS. H. D. Seindur. Eaq.. M.F. W. U. Bartord. Esq. josaph Thornton. Eat s,. G. F. Holroyd, Esq. 7. 0. Westmorland. J. G. HAW/ id q. Alfred Wilson, Iraq. Capt J. Gilbert Johnston. 11. Emit Req. llsoactia—lienr7 J. Barker. Seq., add T. AWN, 84.13dellsall, r 3 . l, trke—licaus. ',shunt, M. trio. and Co. ; and Moms. Tice Edwards and Co. isaoctation receive, m one y on deposill for fixed periods Rakes advances on approved securities : Nvp.tuttea Pant, and undertake. general fleancial Mishima. W. C. WI NTERBOTTLIM, Socrotar7. Crosby Rout SS. Btikopagatdetroet T ° IC BITTERS. WATCIUY QI'INIItZ WIN!. The lama palatable and wholesome bitter ht =Wow AN Err ICIENT TUNIC, Aa ansqualle.l stomachic. and a smiths stimulant "cm Italia wa ehousemen, wine menshiust• ems betioners, sad others. at nia, a dams- Manufactured by ROBERT WATUtI, Martialrlase,Cansonaineea. 1 . 0 • 400 - • astral* Agents, Y. Lapis sse Wairmwmr• THE INVIGORATIVE NERNINE ESSENCE mms be Intl!leslly prepared sad noel powerful outri. !Weser introduced restores to thew aorma meditate •• i• i1..1111. on the Integrity of whkh perfect health de r., It u• steel& for debility of all Mode, sad from its eon mem “tber ingredients, peed*, pliembate of *ode, M beneficial to the narrosts aad dyspeptic. • isittle • or four quantities la am foe 2ft. sow ▪ " Itsmigerten end C... 5110, Oafordetrest, W.C, 4.14 frachurchatreet. It C., London. LAXBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, eleemal remedy. without manning the bowels or 7 • ' the head. tm:y eMeneiaus and pleasant. Is admitted to t t•'est medwine for Mimed ately relieving roughs , mids t et asthma. and leciplent ennesieeptienn It tn .', t • Ire. ;prams whom the fa c ulty proemial immesh* ellvt* the tickile2 whkh provokes frequent meant* ••• Wu, e , nsumption Its effects are truly beeetkial. ' of Weep, or even it Mg down for tear of mama ?, :••pen4 on relief in a few =Mates after taking It.— v• • el) sua told by W LAN REST. chemist, 8. King Wl4 'twee. charier crow, Iwndon. and * all druggists. in L.a ' • . and three lu one, Di Pe partieular Las I.ct Aathlucilc babas. The atm awl addram •▪ •: 1 1.,1 no the damp. SIR AsTLEY COOPER'S VITAL RESTORA tare:I by Ileum HAIRY and Ca. ourpeatia ' oienlned at their residieat. W•Yuluc_th pr ' •• .1 -"from Poriand•pteee, lapat'aperlk, lotailoaw • . by post la extra. jfiZZA U'S COPA HINE MEA3I, amoosidully v ....t . r7 , 1 In the Pens and Lemma 116466Au di r the thee • it 166 6 ,1. Llod, Polaad Arm curt •. 6, 1%2 , effect. a ear* la a& mimeo, of sit 41,16 k '" r•rent or r diseases. —4l. ed. Per bflttik= i s " J 4 LE Ma rench chetelet, lisJimekol• vart* Purls. SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. ROTAS 1 'MITS.—en ',away ilaad-OMa. SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. NOTICIL —The Directors of the Agricultural Nal Company Irving asarlalowl that unauthorised CAT* LOGUSS of the SMITH YIELD CLUB CAT .11 BROW me being printed. be to ware the public ag inst advertising In, or wasting any other than the authorise.' C ot the Company —olllces for ie ceiving adverthements. B rford.deeet. Liverpool.road. °mums mviT or nAsm tram IMMad, MR. J. C. 13TRVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at Ms Oren Booms. 3* King-street, Coveet-sardes. TOMORROW, Dee. I t at half-pest II precisely, a Om amortment el HOLLIS* Junipers. rhododendrons. WO', ceders, roses, dwarf-tensed. nandard, and pyramid hull trees. and a variety of other hardy and ornamental trees and shrubs, from a cele bested naneryman In Holland.—On view the maiming of sale, and nstalogess had. HYACINTHS, TULIPS, CROCUS, dm., to for the Oresubouee, Comerwatory, end rower Garden. les. 64., Me.. 215.. 26d. 401.. Mu, KW. sad 100 s. ends. Orders smoeuttag to tie. wed upwards usirtalP irs•- PaMeattes orders psysMe M I bean-erase. I.UT LIR sad Mak: ULUDCH, 01L1UnMlti14, COVINT4AILD7S - Loudon. W C. YARMOUTH BLOATERS, in Season from Out. 1 Se mut of Dec., 100„ 1.000, Ufa —Forwarded. upon matt of nunittanoa, by YIULDIC. BAZXBY, Gnat Yarmouth. Sat/OK—LEA sad PERRINS' WOIC:FITILIMUILZ - " • Ihr &Wrong combatant. peononneed oessorrets THE ONLY GOOD BAUM; L prepared solely by LEA sod PERRIN% TM public am respectfully cautioned spirit worthier bolts Use s. sad u hould ase that Lea and Perri mere ea wiener Jebel. bottle. and abrlrbr• ASK for LEA aed PERKINS' SAUCIL Bold wbolesTlesaWc tee siport by the Propetelon, Worcester . Mews CROWN and BLACKWC.L; Messrs BARCLAY sad BONS. Landaus, Its. !e.: and by grocers and 0111•11111141TWILUT MIIDIE'S SELECT LIBRtRY (Limited). Subscribers to M tidies Libras) are reopeettatty informed that arraneesieute hare spin ben wade with the leading Pub lishers for so KAZLY sad abundant oUPPLY, during the Sr goo. ef all t'ORTI!C011 l Ni) BOOKSolsieritssid general iniersst. *ached Lista of the Principal Worts at present in circulation. and of surphu copses withdrawn for sale, at greatly reduced p are now ready. and will be forwarded, postage bee, ow appileatlon.—New Odard•trost, London: City Oda, a, Klagatrest, asespskis. nVERCOATEL —No. 106, STRAND.—Speeial atteatios Is gives Ms establishment to HINT= OVNLOOATS, of which a select stock is always oft hart to choose boa. HAMILTON sod CIMPTON, Owereestaoakers, Ite, STRAND (opposite Easter-halli. BOYS and their CLOTHING.—HYAM and Co., MI and 117. thdordetrest. W. The Ana lletablielunent in the Kingdom tor every deecetptke at Boys' and losthe' Drama The following Garnesete my b. selected In all Fabrics. !Ilea end alma:— tea to 425. New et Overcomes and Capes. Its. ed. to SU. L/ Boys' First les. Id. to Sea Knickerbocker and a raborne Salta Ste. to Me. Moo, Barrow, and Ruby Salta 36a ed. to 1154. boy s and Youths Jacket& lea ed. to !la Boys' .ud Youths' Vests and Trousers. Departmenttor Boys' Roam, Shirts, Hata Ca" Outfits, Le. Provincial Breaches: Ilbanagbaw, 21, sad 22, NewAnalit Limed; 41, Briggate and Dewsbury, %% adobe. FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TABLETS. td. and Ild each, sold by all chandlers and throughout the Mandan bat the public should ale r e lgolda, and age that lir nese et J. C. and .1. FIELD le an each packet, boa, aail tablet. Whatnot* and for importation at the Worts, CITE& MABBIL LAMBETH, LO !DON, S., where aim any Mainlined their Prim Medal Perafillie Candloa. ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-13, Groevenor4treet, sesdietreet, NillatZ11:8 PATENT ;protected by Royal tient. July 171. No other of the hood In existence Inspec tion termed ConsultatiTs free. A Trrxise. explaining an ;d7rati . S . 4.. of tp;poT,eot, tree for oonoitatopi: ROWLANDS' MACISSA R OIL. This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is universelly la high repute for its unprecedented success during the last sixty your In promoting the growth, restarting and beautifying the human hair. It preeentshalt from falling of or turning grey, strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and &midri ff , and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glory. In the growth of the waiters, heart sod msstachles It Is unfailing la its anno tative operettaa /or chadron it is especially moommended, an framing the basis of a beautiful head of h.tr, erhUe Ito introduc tion Into the nursery of royalty, and the high esteem In which it Is universally held, with numerous teetimouials constantly re ceived of Um gamey, afford the hest and surest prods of Ito meella—Rise >fa OIL, 7a, I& bd. iptales, alma , to fours all, p god 21a. —1•14 at 20, listbas sal by —AA tor lowleadi Ilsoaissr thy. obraista and PUNCH'S POCKET-BOOK 1865, Illustrated by lop Term= sal Manzi KIM, ii flow ready. 'Pries 2a. Gd. PIINCH'B ALMANACH 1865, Illustrated by J. L blitt.sts. L A.. Join TLeirizi.. C. units, r. WALLII, mid G. Ihasautahat. will be published early to Dessober. NHS. LIRILIPEN3 LEGACT. No. ready, Olathe.' In o cover, THE NEW CHRTMOMI NUMBER of ALL THE YEAR ROUND, eooducted by CHARLES DICE ESa • entitled • IVIES. LIRE I PER'S LEG ACT. Kra Llniper relates how she went no sad went over. ♦ past Lod.er relates a Wild Legend of a Doctor. Another past Lodger relates his etperienee as a Poor Selstlon. Another past Lodger relates what Lot he drew at Olunsperliellen Another pest Lodger relates His own Gnost Story. Another Past lAtiger relit.. certain Passages. to b Hushes& hlra Urrlper relates how Jemmy topped up. Price fourpenee. TM OM 10 volumes of •• AU the Tow gonad; handsomely Wood IR nod cis*, are always on male la ray prise AS each. see gaily Oa we. LOPED AT LAST ; a New Story by Maxi Limon, Maher of .• Walt sores ged." II TOIL all be poet e t to, r oe t 1 1 11& et. is new nstdp,say be bad at • tha of the most Interesting. healthiest, and pleasant novels of the day i.. ".. l -111estrated ondon Newt bary and Seam :1, BOUIWIGMF444, LC. THE COMPANIES ACT, 1862 . The Forms and Aeons. Boots required undo, the aline* Let, also all cam etude of Ascot books. with every Stationer, rs online Sc, nebula Coespanion. tho Coanting•boaso, Ls, non on the boot tarns. Printing of every elooortnelon. Cortinentoo lograved sad 1114 : Olgotall OWE do. signed sad crooned. AA sad lltati. 40. ittwohobriat.l.C.. sad Leadoe-hnidge, 6.1 PARLIAMENTARY RETOREL —Tbe National Re form Minus wiU hold s Isestieg in St. George's Hall, et Bradford. as Thursday evening neck ow the subject of per lisinsatery reform. Ansocgst the swishes susossred are Mr. E. Baines, N.P. ; Mr. James Stassfeld,3l.P. ; Mr. W. & largs, 11. P., sad Kr. Leatham, Y.P. ABOLITION OF MARTIAL LAW IN VENETLL VENICE, Dsc. L An official notification has been issued eh olishing martial law, in consequence of the dispersion of the armed bands in the district of Friuli. A court-martial will assemble at Udine for the trial of those inculpated in the movement. THE BANK OF FRANCK PL13113, Die. I. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day shows the following changes, as com pared with the previous return :—lncrease: Cash, 19 millions ; notes, 9 4-5 millions ; treasury ba lance, 6 1-5 millions ; current accounts,l2 millions. Decrease : Commercial bills, 7 1-6 millions ; ad vance*, 1 million. THE SWISS POISONING CASE. BERNE, Dsc. L According to an official report received by the Federal Council, Dr. Demme and Mademoiselle Flora Trilmpy poisoned themaelvai at Nervi, near Genoa. ALGERLL 4J4MEB3, Nov. 29. Tranquillity prevails in all the provinces, with the exception of Babor. Marshal M 'Mahon will leave on the Lt Decem ber wbe present at the annual meeting of the Marshals of France. TURKEY. _ _ MARESKLLLE3, Dsc. 1. Intelligence received here from Constantinople to the 23rd ult. states that the Sultan has presented three steamers to the new navigation company on the Black Sea. The Barsetehalle pretends that the royal house of Prussia has sin.. 1559 a right to one-half of the duchies, mid to the other half since the wastes of the Rouse of Oldenburg have become extinct. That journal publishes in support of this claim five documents of the sixtesoth esatnry, and declares that " the mesh of their examinatios will be tocsins the question of the ancosmion to enter a new wham" QczmisrowN, Die. I.—The National Steam Navigation Company's steamer Pennsylvania has arrived here. She bridge 25d passengers and 206,000 dole. in specie. She leaded 29 passengers and proseeded for Liverpool. Her news has been fully anticipated. Tea EDINT MAN FUR eras COLONIIII.—The Rev. J. C. Kisby, congregational minister al Quemalend, appeal. ink,through the Patriot, for more ministerial help, writes : "The hied of men required is, thou who are able to mdse. come hardship, who are reedy of speech, have ad know 'ledge of their own tongue, some acquaintance wi th New Tes tament Greek, who are able to argue the religious questions which agitate the Christian world, such as inspiration of Scripture, the expiatory nature of our Lord's suffering and death, and eternal damnation. For, as I have found, thus things are debated as keenly in the remote hush as is the centres of thought. Without • man me err them is a meet, way, without turning up his eyes in pious horror, he is set down for a mdkeop, and bad better stop in Busload to ooddle by the fireside. Moreover, a minister is these backwoods most be able to hear a volley of oaths without winking. and thee take • suitable time for re provieg the swearer. It shooed be understood that this es admiesary work ; therefore sestimeetal gentleman are lat • discount. Be it oteerved that gentlemen with no theology in particular, who am 411181 . 01 the imagiestion, that caveat make Bible truths manifest to the one , eriewm, are better in fissions:l, as there are more young ladies there than hem. There is no power in mere poetic fancies to drive away such strong devils as take pus. wake of men's souls is gums/end. Let so man expect to tad in our wedgy Mass Moe churches, well-built homes, and well-paved streets. I am at Dalby, whale is cells the capita of the Darling Dowse. There are 700 inhabitants in this town, no made streets at all, no church et my hied in the place. I preach in the Usioe-hall, which noble building is covered with bark, sad lets in the rain in about twenty places. It would sot be thought • decent stable I. England. On the week-day it is need for • school, t theatre, and • dancing-room. Now, brethren, If we go down the well, it is plainly your duty to bold ea the rope." EDUCATION or THY FILINDIIMI.—A meeting of lodependest mid Baptist ministate was held is the Coupe ! gatimal Library on Toseday evening last, to receive • state ment from the Rev. Professor Brand, D.D., who is Pried. dent of • college in lodises, for the education of both whit* sad coloured Andante. About thirty minister@ were preemt, mem( whom we noticed the Revs. J. H. Wilson, B. Ashton, I. V. Mummery. J. Pelisse, Dr. Waddington, W. Tyler. A. Good, J. Staoioo, R. Wallace, W. O'Neill, P. Gast, James Keenly, and W. Teal ; Mr. C. Calling, sad Dra. Underhill and Tomkios. The Bee. Jobe Kennedy, M.A.. of Sumo% was celled to the chOw, end the Rev. J. H. Hintos, M.A., was appointed secretary. A letter was reed from Dr. Price, expressing hie cordial approbation at Dr. Breed's object in visiting this country. The stateeneet of amen like Dr. Bread who bee devoted the ripest years of his life sot merely to the temporary relief, but to she per tained elevstioe of the coloured ter, could not fail to be deeply isteresting. Ills account of the coloured settlement at Terre Haute, and of the heroic efforts of the coloured gased-dsughtec of Thome James, imfilciestly proved the industry and capacity of the negro race. And the sanative of his vine to the coloured churches of Louisville, Ken tucky, and to the conveetioe of coloured people is St. Louis, clearly proved their love of religion, of liberty, sad at good schooling. Maley questions WON pet to Dr. Breed is referees@ to the working of his sows isetitutios, the teachers and miesiooaries who had sprung from it, and its thorough undesominatimalism. The Bev. John Corwin spoke of his intimate personal acquioisase with Dr. Breed duriag the teat five months A resolution moved by the Bev. Jams Spam and seconded by the Rev. F. Trestrail, con dielly oosuneediog him to the sympathy and support of the eatenclies, wee peened unaninewasly. We are glad ' to know that he has sheerly reenived sad forwarded to lodises liescluese coatributioes from at Mast five minibus of the Bunko family, from Mr. Lloliden„ Mr. Elfish, the Earl of Shaftesbury. Mr. P. A. Taylor, Kr. Moines Bating, Mr. J. Gemsey Barclay, sod ethers. As I told you in my last letter, to-day was the grand day on which the senators were to open the debate on the Transfer of the Capital Bill. The subject, though exhausted by the long discussion of the lower house, seemed, however, to interest the people of this city, for the large ball of the Palazzo Madams, where the senators hold their sittings, was crowded from floor to ceiling at least an hour before President Manno bad taken the chair. There was some Taber brisk skirmishing on the subject of • certain despatch from the French go vernment, which has not been communicated to the house, but the only results of it were ministerial declarations that all the diplomatic documents which could be published had already been printed. This did not satisfy the house, and evidently left an impression upon the mem bers present that the despatch in question was of such • character that the cabinet did not like to produce it. The subject wore itself out at last, and thus Omaha:ate eogiusenced. Uf this I will sorely say that it would have been • dull affair but for an eloquent speech delivered by Count Mamiani, the well-known Italian philosopher, whose works have been so cleverly translated into English by Mr. Aston. Count Mamiaai is undoubtedly the first orator in the senate, and perhaps in the lower house. His language is as pure and elegant as that of Guiciardini. His logic is severe, he is never led away by passion, yet his speeches chiefly speak to the heart. Count Mamiara spoke for the adoption of the Paris treaty, which be considers favourable to the interests of Italy. One of the most dangerous brigands and blood thirsty amassing who ever existed in Southern Italy was killed a few days ago in the vicinity of the town of Eboli, together with two of his associates. This man, John Tranchelle, had become famous for his iniquitous deeds, and he bad been for two years the terror of the peasants and farmers of that fertile tract of territory which skirts the wood of Persano. Mast barbarous murders, numberless ricatti, farms burned, highway robberies—in one word, all the iniquities which can be perpetrated by a ruffian of the blackest dye, had been perpetrated by this man and his companions, Guerriero and Mario. Gen darmes and soldiers had chased the criminal during two years, but they had never succeeded in catching him, for at the approach of the public force he always got a safe refuge in the wood of Persano, where be ordinarily lived. On the 24th of this month, Major Vials, of the Cuoeo brigade, was in formed that Tranchella and two of his associates bad left the wood and were at a farm situated in the plain between Eboli and the sea. On bearing this, Major Viale disposed his troops along the river Sale, which faces the wood of Persano, in order to prevent the brigands from getting again into the woods. During the night the small band of rranchella made its appearance on • road leading into the woods, but it was prevented ac complishing its usual retreat by the troops com manded by Lieutenant Miglietta. The three brigands seeing themselves pursued by the troops got into a thick shrubbery skirting the road, and lay concealed there. At dawn Major Viale had the shrubbery surrounded by two companies of the 46th regiment of the line, and a desperate fight soon began. At last Tranchella fell to the ground mor tally wounded, but resisting to the last He was killed by private Giancans. The two other ruffians were also killed during the fight. The three dead bodies were removed to Eboli, where they were exposed in the public square, in order that the popu lation should know that the assassin who had been for two years the scourge of the country was no more. Tranchella was a native of a village not far from Salerno, he was scarcely twenty-five, and had entered a band of brigands at the beginning of 1862. His cruelty and the physical force be possessed soon gained him very great influence over his companions, who elected him their chief. It appears that during the summer of 1862 be want to Rome, and it is also generally stated that he was received by Francis 11. On his return to Persano he called himself major of his Sicilian Majesty's army, and re-commenced his carver of murder and pillage more cruelly than before. Such are the de fenders of the Bourbons, such the ruffians whom the Roman catholic church blesses and sends into the southern Italian provinces for the defence of the altar and the throne ! Decidedly the Minister of the Interior is not fond of public meetings Thinking that the atatuto ought not to be a dead letter, some citizens of Milan decided to hold a public meeting on Sunday last in the theatre of the &sclera, with the object of voting an address to the Venetians, and of opening a subscription in WNW of those brave fellows who during a month fought against the Austrians in Friuli. The meeting had been advertised, the laws which regulate public assemblies had been strictly observed by the promoters, but on Saturday the Prefet of Milan, Marquis Pees de Villamarina, intimated to them that award ing to instructions he bad received from Turin he could not allow the meeting to take place. In spite of this formal order Deputies De Boni and Brogan° (who had gone expressly to Milan to pre side over the meeting), followed by a crowd of about 200 people, presented themselves at the door of the theatre at the appointed hour, but finding it shut went to the balcony of a restaurant near at hand and began to open the proceedings. Deputy De Boni had, however, scarcely com menced his speech when a commissary of police made his appearance and ordered the gentlemen to leave the plasm. The deputies refused at first, but the agent of the public authority having in sisted, • protest was tendered by them, and this done the crowd dispersed. It is not easy to under stand the reason why the Minister of the Interior is so obstinate in opposing this right granted by the constitutive. Under the last administration meetings were held in behalf of the Poles without any opposition from Signor Peruzzi, the then Home Secretary. To violate the law is always bad enough, and it becomes still more dangerous when such violation bears upon a subject which cannot I fail to interest the public, as is the case with the Venetian question. There is, moreover, another evil arising from this useless violation of the law. Had not the meeting being forbidden, only a few persons would have known it was to take place ; now everybody is informed that the right of assembling has been violated, and the fact of the intended meeting naturally acquires more im portance. Although an honest and clever minister, Signor Lanza is, I hear, persuaded that he was right in preventing two deputies from delivering more or less eloquent speeches which would have had the effect of securing a few thousand francs to the refugees of Friuli. _ . Either to-day or to-morrow Deputy De Boni will aak the minister Lanza on what ground he forbade the meeting of Milan; and if the govern ment intend to efface (ruin the statuto the right granted to Italian citizens of discusring political matters in public meetings. I much fear that the answer will not satisfy the friends of liberty. Eitiozeriox nom lavinroor. During the math =dies November 30th, 17 ships with 4,251 too meager, ailed teem Liverpool for the United States ; 1 ship for Qeseesised. with 371 posseosen, sad 3 stripe ter Vieterie with 917 pesesseero These vowels ware endow the set, the total umber of ships Wei 21. aid peaseemes 6,5 M. The verde sot ender the set comprised live @hips far the United 3lstes with 248 ; 1 ter Now Booth Wails with 28 pesesiteers ; 1 for iota& with 44 pas. seems ; sod fat ether ports 6 ships with 94 peassegme, molds, a total of 13 ships tied 548 yen sot under the sot, sad mead tolel ships tsetse sat odes tens sat ot 34, sod pmeseeme 6,051 - • Yesterday a meeting of this institution was held at its hoses, Jolumerest, Adalphi, Toonom Chapmeo, Esq., F.R.8., V.P., in theohair . There were also prematOaptain Sir E. Penott, Batt., Mr. B. Cave, M.P., Admiral Gordon, Colder' Palmer, Mr. Alexander Bostefear, Admiral W. H. Hall. C. 8., F.R.S., Mr. W. H. Radom, and Mr. Rickard Laois, the secretary. The minutes of the previoas meeting having been read, the committee exprard their deep mm path for the lam of life dozing the late fearful shipwrecks off th last week; and particularly in referees* to the for of two gallant men, who unfortunately perished by jumping out ef the Tynemouth lifeboat belonging to the outstation. It appeared that the performance of the life boat on that distressing cousion elicited the adsnirs tic, of the oldest seamen in the place. The boat was in the act of rescuing the mew of the schooner, when nafortneately the expreseion used by the onw ain, "Come lads, jump on board," was nddeerrasitoooodd by some of the lifeboat mew, four of whom thereupon jumped no board the schooner, believing the lifeboat was going to pieces. This circumstance so completely deprived the remainder of the crew of thew preesuee ed mind that they lost 000trol over the boat, sad • heavy ma striking her at the same moment spirt the ship, all her oars, with the exception of two, were broken and her side stove in. Nine el the men, however, steak to the boat, and with the two oars and the help of another boat succeeded in reaching the harbour in safety. The two mss who unhappily perished from the lifeboat have left two widows and seven orphan.. The institution voted 1001. in aid of • local subscription now being made on their be half. The iustitution bad also paid the crew of the lifeboat 181. for their gallant emartisseoe the diseraming essmioa is question. The silver medal of the MUMMA' and a copy of its vote on vellum were also promoted to Mr. Lawrence Berm, chief offlosr of the coast guard at Tynemouth, for his gallant exertions in aseistiog to save, by means of the rocket apparatus, some of the un fortunate crew and passengers of the di hied steamship Stanley on the cocesid. The institution at coo seat dors to Tynemouth, on Monday last, • sew lifeboat to replace the disabled self-righting boat, but the load committee decided yesterday (Thursday) on retaining the latter, after being repaired in London. Rewards moonlit* to 1061. were also granted to the crews of some of the lifeboats of the institu tion, for pies off and rendering the following important curiae to shipwrecked crews during the late fearful gales: —The Blakemy lifeboat saved six men from the French thaese-inares Eleanore, of Nantes, and five men from the brig Fernand, of St. Halo. The Tremors lifeboat took off the crew of five men and one passenger from the schooner Sarah, of Waterford. The Lossiemouth lifeboat saved six men from • derelict yeesd, after several shore boats bad attempted ie vain to launch through the sort. The Nimble& and Berwick lifeboats went out and rendered important services to twenty-four fishing boats and their crews, numbering nearly 100 men, who while oat fi shing were overtaken by fearful gales of wind. The New Quay (Cornwall) lifeboat put off and tee cued five men from the schooner Heroine, of Milked. The Teaby lifeboat took off the crew of three men from the sloop Active, of Csrmartheo. The Penaith lifeboat went out and assisted to save the ship Far Went, of Ne wp ort (Monmouth), and her crew of 22 men, from • very peribus S on. Th e Dumpers lifeboat rescued 15 mes from the Louis the Fourteenth of Dunkirk. The Yarmouth lifeboat put off and gallantly aimed three of the crew of the barque Sea Serpent, of Smith Shields. The Win tartan lifeboat took off and brought safely ashore six men from the brig Jobe, of Hartlepool. The Dundee lifeboat, the Mary Hartley, went oat is tow of • steamtee. and mead four men from the schooner David and John of Moutons, making • total of 113 lives saved by the lifeboat& of the institution during the recent heavy gales on the coast, many of which gallant sermon bad taken place during a dark midnight storm. The lifeboats of the institution at Csmpbeltown, Peoarth, Widmer, Rye, Win &elem. Porthdoillarre, Southport, Lytham, Scarborough, and Padstow, bad also goo. off during the recent gales in reply to signals of distress from various vowels. lu some iostaaces the vessels had, by the time the lifeboats arrived sleeper* succeeded in getting outof danger, or in weather ise perilous points ; but in other caeca, unfortunately, the casualties had bees so sudden and so complete that all vestige of both vessel aid crew had disappeared before the lifeboats could possibly reach the some of the disaster.. Payments amounting to Oil. 10.. were made for these sec. vidlS. The crews of the Widmer, Barton, Tyrol's, and Dowses. lifeboats had also assembled in readineav to go off to the succour of the crews of cliffs-' rest vessels. For these services the society voted 181. 14x.. Rewards amounting to 2.51. ware also granted to the crews at various shore boat., for their services in Navin several shipwrecked crews on the coasts of the United Kingdom during the past mouth. Altogether, during the storms of the last two mouths, the lifeboats of the institutioa and shore boats, to whose crews the society bad granted re wards, had happily been the means of rescuing nearly 2 5 0 shipwrecked pumas. The silver medal of tlm institution and a copy of its vote oil vellum were likewise protected to Mr. J. B. Bulkeley, coxswain of the Teignmouth new life boat of the society, in admiration of his long and gallant services in assisting to save in the lifeboat, and by other ✓eam, a large number of shipwrecked perilous. The Co.. trollyr•Geoaral of the Coast Gaud submitted to the NaMnal Lifeboat Inatitation • list of about fifty where it was desirable to pima • small t c elms of lifeboat, in the abeeuoe of life boats belonging to the institution. The committee decided to give this important question their beet consideration. IL B. Mansion, Eq., of Piccadilly, had, on behalf of • friend, presented to the society 31101. to pay for • new lifeboat for Ardmore, Ireland. Moss Wardell bad also manifiesatly sent to the institution 3201. to defray the cost of a new lifeboat and carriage for Alnmouth, on the meet of Northumberland, in lieu of • mull boat and car riage now on that strides. The committee expressed their Amore regret to leers of the decease of the late Mr. Robert Rassome, of Ipswich. He was • warm friend of the lifeboat same, and had materially assisted in establiehise the " Society of Friend." lifeboat at Sidney, on the Sussex oust. Paymeots amounting to upwards of 2,0001. were ordered to be made on various lifeboat establishresets and 1.5001. of the funded capital of the inetitatioa was ordered be odd to artist in mediae them beam payment.. It was stated that one of the four lifeboat@ pre mated by the city of Maricheirter to the laid- Ultras, missed "The Robert Whitworth," had, on its way to ire skidoo at Bridlington, been exhibited during the past week at Manchester, Leda, and Bradford. The sight of the lifeboat had excited the greatest intoned in them in laid towns. A lifeboat presented to the society by the town of Birming h a m had also, en route to its station at Sutton, on the Liucolosbire coast, been exhibited in that town. It was calculated that a hundred thousand penmen turned out to wimps the lifeboats on these occasions. The first lifeboat given by the commercial travellers to the in stitution had just bees forwarded to its stadia. at Piet, on. the Lancashire coast. The moiety had also seat new life. boats, during the put mouth, to Morose% Yorkshire, and Valentin, ea the west coast of Ireland. Messrs. Forreatt and Son, the lifeboat builders of the institution, stated that they had forwarded to Cromlech • fine • sismeied lifeboat, on the plan of the society, making the sixth lifeboat sup plied to the Russian government, in addition to two fur nished to the Russia. Steam Navigatiee sad Trading Company. The proceeding then termiaated. RWRISISITATIOS OF NURTH WARWICKSHIRE —The following is the tddrose of Mr. W. Davooport Bromley, the 000servative candidata :—" Haring moved so inflsootially signed requisition is which I ass asked to 00020 forward as • oandidate to 1111 the vacancy in the rep.' sootatio• of North WareirJulairt caused by the death of your esteemed and lamented member, Mr. Spooner, I bay* the honour to Worm you that, after duly cuosaderieg the heavy respossibilitim of the very honourable position'. have bees Invited to occupy, I haw* determined to plan* my serviese at your deposal, and I vesture to solicit your support at the ensuing *leaks. Sly politics ate isooservatiet I will support Lord Derby's torero- Meaty if he is called upon to form one, bat will offer so factious opposition to that of Lard Palmerston. I am is favour of strict scoaccoy in the masagerniint of our orniantenta. but will sever commit to a redaction of them armaments below the point which will insure to this ooeatry full security at home cod its just Whence abroad, being coo. eigoad that in the prompt temper of nation* peace me only be secured by being prepared for WU% lam for the rodeo. ties of all taxes which pram heavily oo the general iodine try of the country, whimperer such reduction tan be effected without lejury to the review. I eonaider the malt tax ea injustice to the agriculturist. tied will support say precti. &this meaaure for ite repeal. I dente sa early adjustment of the questioo of church rates, but °amider that their on. conditiosalabolition would he equally unwise end union. I am of °Maim' that the grant to Mayaooth should never have been made, sod will nut support it by my vote ; but I question the policy of fostering religious party strife by naavailieg efforts to rescind it °optional. I labour under the disadvaateg• of being parsolially caboose to many of you, but I hope shortly to remove this objection, sad to give you the opportunity of learariag my seatiateets on any point which I may have omitted in this address. At present I will 'rely add that it is my intention shortly to reside antoopt you, sad to the wrest of my bromine year reprin mutative, I will devote my whole seraglio to the perform. shoe of my public duties by diligeot attesdenoe ta parlia ment, and close attention to the agriculture], mercantile, sod araufectut log intereste of the district.* [Advertisement.]—HOLLoWAT'a OINTNINT AND Plus.—The Beet Way. —So gala any mad there ere atm mew w•ra but there is 'sways • beg way. This @latent at applies with wonderful force to Holloway's remedies, which overcome 111-health by driving noxious matters tom the frame. by repair ing broken or Miami structures. and by enthilshing r gs of settee. This is the only We and feasible method of combat ing diseases mid wearing sound health. With pure bleed, good algoitran. street tens. sad perfect tractional order. moat melo dies may be musquished and strength rwestahliatied. The bat mink sod heeling qualities of Holloway's ointment render it *lmitable is the annury for Meths& cuts, wretches, end samilthsores. tor skim allaying lallesomatioos, redwing swellings, or cleamlog y A valuable ring on my flopr has suddenly been snatched away. How interedieg, end bow I shell prix it when I get it back vain . A Spirit idled " Pop* is announced. Ah ! my frivolous neighbour is coevineed now. He says in a voice trembling with emotion that this Is the Spirit of his Uncle. He makes some shuddering isquiry—l scarcely underdone it— about a Flue. Perhaps some story of a concealed murder. But the Spirit dares not reply.. They are kindly, theme Mystic Agencies. We had been seeded, and they calm us by playing " Old Bob Ridley.* I can hardly write. Spirit hands are playing armed me, and I fed that they an searching for my pocket. My wt.,- moaned is take.. What can have attracted them? There are bank notes and gold but what are such things to the disembodied? I remember. There is a lock of hair—my darling friend Matilda Tubby's hair. Is she thinking of me! Do they bear her greeting across the Hibernian Sea? I shall know, Perchance, when 1 regain my puns. Again the lire.ircee tall. This is indeed au for they bad bees down, sad who—wbo, can 1:::= them? I dare not think 4 A herd blast as a trumpet. It dies acme the room, and a mirror breaks. My neighbour uses as angry word. What is it to him? Not in rain that trumpet mounded. The Spirit of Napo leon the Great is news. After a long pause of awe, one of the party ventures to oak whether the Emperor is residing with Josephine or with Maria Louisa? The answer is interpreted " Pars l est. Bait." Ido not understand is, bat what oondsseesaion I A disturbance, moat deplorable. A Spirit-hand weed. gliatisonan's watch-chain, and he has resisted, and boa ems struck out, and them is a omen of a falling body. How sad this is I All tie instrumnote begin to play loudly, and to rush about the roam like (Mal comets. . . I wish 1 had oot some. A Spirit, in the oportivenees al its unlimited powers, hes tom away from my head hair which wea mine by porchaas, and worn in conformity with the curtails of the day. I trust it may be restored before the shiner soda. More mimic, loudly played, bands going about In ell dirsetiosi, things By moms the room, sad the manifests. lino is at ate wildest and highest. My neighbour suddenly exclaims— " Cooksloran !" A gosh of light suddenly floods the entire room, and I look up, and behold— The followisi irritate in the light, mental and phrecal. I am heartily ashamed of myself, deer Mr. Punch, sad used a few lime from my house to say so. The whole scene was ma of jugglery and robbery. My neighbour was in a plot to expose it, sad had arranged that the Medium should hare a room whisk he end some friends bad pre pared, with oceceeled pa. It was turned on at hie signal word. I can write so more. I hare lost my ring, my purse, and may wig, but 1 hare found my senses. Pray sketch the solos, or something like it, and show the world what wickedness it all is. Henoeforth is my dictionary a Spiritualist means either Years or Fool. A. M. G. M. SMITHTIZLD CLUB CAMS 81101.7.--THE QUI= AN Exatarroa.—Yastarday wee the last day for the ?seep. tioa at implements, me* seeds, ite., at the ligrimillinel• hall. The cattle will begin to arrive this der. but it is not expected that those hem the Norfolk end Flemish Farms at Wiadaor will rock the drricelturaLliall before Weeder aftereoce. It appease, although the ..trim an wadi in the name of the Prisee of Wales, that her Majesty is in rlittr the exhibitor, as the majority of them form part arid el the stark bred by hi We Royal Rieman the Fri;se7 Comet. The visit of the Queue • few days sines to the royal farms was for the purpose of makiog her own selection as to the seimehe to be seat to the show. Auseeigsk other eamtrihatces this year are the Earl of Derby, the Duke of Rutland, Lord Tredegar, the Earl of HardwickiN Lord Waislughaus, the Duke of Richmood, the Earl of Leicader, Lord levendras. Earl Swarm, the Hoe. A. N. Hood, ho. Tha show is expected to be an average good one in quality as well as being increased in quantity of stook. Pi SCHOOL, RZDHILL.—A general wart of governors of this institution was held yesterday at the Loudon Tam ;Mr. Ricardo in the chair. The trea surer's and chap la's esparto stated that the total income for the lies quarter had been 2,9674 sa. 11d., and the ex peaditure, 2,7014 11s. 7d., leaner • balsam of 2624 14a. 4d. The farm amounts showed that the total receipts for the year had beta 5,4921. 4s. 7d., and the expenditure, is. audios 7011. for reek 53954 12s. 2d., leaving • dear profit of 2961. 12s. sd. During the quarter, 14 boys had been admitted and the IMO .tuber discharged, and the number at premed in the eshool wee 241, amoapt whom they was no serious ease of sickness. There had been only one &mortice dining the quarter. The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the reperte sapwood . his pleasure at their estietsctoty cheenoter, which must give great encourage's,* to the Meads of the miens eSeveloped et the schools. TM Rev. Mr. Welters estionded the adoption of the 'sporty which was erred to. The meeting terminated with a vele of thaake to the chairmen DWKLLINGS /OR mu WORKING CLASARB IN Lrvgnroot..—At • inaetieg of the Liverpool health men. mates yesterday • very important discussion took place es the question of the demo/dim of badly constructed tout sod alley houses at pawn inhabited by the poor. It was urged on the other heed that by the demolition of those places thousands of waking people would, by the Me. struction of their &minima, be *mod in • worse position than that which they sow occupy—is fact, by the madams application of emit • remedy these poor people would be made to suffer many irragularitisa Mr. H. T. Wil ma moved a resolution to the effect that the mum. oil be ?squatted to lest:Get the dowels comitZ to give every facility for the erection of on lead Wawa; to the corporation. He am* U l tt ri t s be =comity of erectus/ such cottages close to the docks, when the majority of these poor people worked sod receded. Mr. J. R. Jeffery believed if the different railway companies were appealed to that they would non only permit medal wanes to be erected in the neighbour. hood of their lime, but that they would carry the working closes from mid to their homes at cheap ream Ultimately the motion of Mr. Wilms was agreed to. ENDOWIIINT 0! EDINBURGH lINIVISSITT. A doostios of 1004 ben bees node by Mews. Oliver and Boyd, publishers, to the Association for the Bettor &dee. went of the University of Edinburgh. We hope this meal iest maniple will be followed by may ether dams wed persons ia business in Bdiaburgh. It wee to the signer sod merchants of EdiaWrgh mainly that our university owed its fouodatiosi, sad to the same elms it is now 'added to Wok to kelp it to meet the requiremeabs of the times— Scheterpt Comtmest. Tax — Rives Amazow. The Amazon, the Ucayali, sad the Toshiba ere Devisable fore great dis taste. So stupendous is the mar water which the mann* of riven been to the Atlantic Ones that it suss& that of eight great rivers of Asia put to. the Rephensta Ines., Genre. Obb Amer, Yellow River, sad the Yassese Chum 8.2 deep is it, at leen in its upper part, that se bottom his bees feud si • depth of 721 fen. Its declivity is so istpereeptilde rid slew that were Dot its volutes oe water ea powerful, it would with difficulty Sow. The elliesen of the Amuse fens smogs themselves tees of thanes& of Isogon ol navigable rivers. ito names* ash armies owe that two-thirds el South Astern& —Pawns ker. 4 V .• • I • I . , • i, ~,