The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-19 00:00:00

t io • . - No. 4,164.] it t‘V4ERLAND ROUTE. - COMMUNICATION TheaITIMA.AI24I 110015 1. 1.1 . IUIIO g rim= ga t Www.. owl OWN& by ow Ow 4111 W d a l wine WW . ca • ina t IL= .1.... sn .s. Aar. oram Uri Ow wOoL Wow ""m".2 4Zia m milmr "l".. la • 1._411.4 a... L.C. :•• illminipms. O u TEAM ODMMUNICATION to NEW YOWL Tr Li, snook sivw TOM. and PIIILADIELPIL I'4llll 00111PLIPT lowed 4.41•8 their falliosspanal boa wfsmdaiss Was, it cpapeutemi. ID =WS Win larallals sal losaisliss. so kens* : FOR NSW YORE. _ _ —.— -- . ....... IL INOAILIA hen Lim pool. Wedandlir#Jles. P.. l ITV ~( SALTIIIOIIII. froull=da:a= a ,,s.ll. WM. Mad I. ohch anonyms IV rsots. r.......e. l7. mel II Rohm% waroatEg le lie For.bml woes. I taro, from tadatlfte ..6m al Tpror mie llt • ..4. Marrone, for Lima& ari l d:=l *IMO ... bblllnigl.i. , 17106-4,.. Ilitirl __.1.011 . 0.61.1. 9r li s :SS bied.V.ll4, tu,.... cal:"". • es se TEAM from LIVERPOOL to AMERICA oil PORTLAND. by Ow amlyeall Oar Mirollo Ipnrs STEAM bl yl MAR dipsysyys. POLO N LI V CRPOOL TO PORTLAND. Plogann. Plc SI. I poi *Was. t= . =r . 'IL W Woo Aal =leyy. ORSNem Tot, %Wm. Soler. . a l ionSt • 1 :6 =MR bend mod es tpl=-IP . : POO W crf mil EXPEDITIOUS ROUTS to IKLAND. Mast Wawa Ka ß ibrayi Oa WATSZTORD as/ 002 Z, amp.. to 11 MVOS 1., lIAV MI, and INV 4 4444 ffi1l ma oilman , . Sam flao T4radaa. at 144.4 1111 toed. 114•04 pima. to Watarlar4 ben Lie aa swam sad 4 am. WM 41100144 Am fame P• 4414444444. Wiry TUIISIPA Y. THULIDAI. awl ILILTUADAY, to 001 Z by lie or man Swordro% a. ?arra d Ler Iltor riler kw re =MN 71s. firdr _ _ SW mem *name Mem WaiertaM IMF a* Lila, ami UmMel. W olmoloo. Mrbamc—Mer ab Matamm Maim or m Mow POWD Jorts...._, MeMe4. taxi: or le Mc IN l ZOMetraierhad Nemec CUM lIINCONit. BEAT WREITERN RAILWAY.- CrIIIISTMA4 HOLIDAIM—RITUMN TIMM Mame ea M g r DAY. lani Dammam, sad Meermedema asyc MO be pal. eata elanie,. Me fea, iodides. M.P. o. Oa MIMI awl a.m., sad .40 Deem Yam Lama Theft an as amiable as amday, igtHEAT WESTERN RAILWAY.- CURISTII UOLIDATIL—OiIIat I.7LCURMION Rd fll.--ola 4/1 FRI DAY. ltr7 Yid of Dmarbar. ma EXCURMION TRAIN win Wm Paßanamo .1 $ s. . 1.. OXFORD. Ihm • modh IL FL; Warwick 1. arA la; amakmmimmL Sla mod Sr IlM eil lkom.. ▪ dirmiammearr. mod Nam 4 . 14 tiL mad Ida : IL. IL DO RN el: 111•0= anllOrmo, FL sad ; mod I7a ; metodimg IMir, Dmamm/mw U. immoi=o= v.. 1101 Mee) at Ell ; mad lallamolmas Rolm am Da CEEDITYAB HOLIDAYL—EXCURSIONS st LOW YAZOO. Ws 134 1 tMayl= r iv....tiat OAT. Owewbote 2 I. he TWO WO lowee . raddhowlis et II ais OXI e llO he el MIN ... ; . 11. MI le I Da= bre ed. DOM : Ile awl To.; Wes &ted Blieies, De .1. 70. fd. ; Wolverhampton. Ille :ar .... .....,—,. ,„.... ~..: clbefte.lll..4. rhea; mei blowiest. Ile sad Do D. whireled ea it wed edeolev. fleawatoo 111. low Drefisel_ Pewiwi; eba:o eve. awl Wientweloie Wallow as par howthloDe 11.2. aim ea lbo Did WI eels he DEW& lit wan ea Ils Mb b i ln ASSURANCE. ADVICE OFFICE, J. I. rwswaste. Oamidle—Wbels Der tioionie wWwwl awl LS. rod the lands' I. ilwir atbW to leeway Doi era Se ell lobe on rend tioledie 'lea YID le Dow yew per or ow w polo ird w Ow Dim* mew& of mod par ler a Deo la owe den nil real with Its rem& = Media* row obis a / WOW led woowwjeffewe le 'Daher Roe es peer woes, maw le rosiled. owe ow min It Os tolloeles sesilwe Bed wawa to Dom MA • ernislir that edam W rower Dew. . lholowilled woad' Is a etwoodoe. eat thereon the teal rem of she poldwp and esemmiallni solidi Tbo alma le• ware' Tle wial aweent awend. and amber d i rdloin la tweet Ao I le war to wawa apilaw **Dwelt leeihm weatelewe .4 MOM elp de sesame sr 01 Um Ye los .mi siNg 'westerly wheiber . Ardelp tee adoplet " the Veda bre flowe" Os. . ei= i t: .....a .. ....a.=.... trii "m i... " =.......e ferfoliod , asd bow were id the pis =paid web gable ell emit of t Or, to weed rte. Wad te Dube awl ON ie. 1. Ilmoblawe who ere awl De erg mi. ammo. wee/. OW peeleeriell le den ere Ire :—Demor et lie mike WM Mom peer Pk to shwa - the barbs of Pleeloter Oloss." Nowely.Wit= ewer word peowione ram IMO Mr ellem re. , worm a game *a esisel le Ward ••eel wriet pregene. { fte preeswoo owe molo oalwoZor . 'had II We oodeolw Mow to do re Dm woweolor yew awl re wowe la is olie=bej eases ,t ; Dd. mot . ma tee Wireadoo tor Do per ms pore, eta ow for wry wow M 011wiseo of powWww lila low nog Nisei by swear metier ea weesoi el pew treewori NM let. to atoll all note appis.wl .. _.. _ "D — ATIMI and CO, I. Ilabise. Cosi& i,ITE ASSUKANC L—The holders of OISITID Pt/LIMP are ropetwi to oolonoW do Ow Ole mom larfolwo. sod lom mom prosi Pm Wm. So *ow. DAVIES awl On. W.*. 00.• he We flowl6Was. Oosimi.-116roo. Rube sad On Worm 166 moue. pot imam Mame lo amilwo peollooo es poiska meg Pim. fillNgB, well rii iirDi ger. are Me SW d SI PIISLIO INVESTMENTS. pw. Bibs de Es OW.* warty pro or Woe roilas. hem SSW a r . 4111. w Eses 10II•DIVIDIIND MINOT. sodas arum Gy Tmlll.MOSse NIP pm mi. tor r: es pr mow Swiss M paisms Is m agailm if= s sa I lb siseipsna. Yoram , 4/111 as stiesdr • aid = a kr •SE mg ems sad ohm CorsslE. ssi amn =rr: Is asalool u Wes el end wlscs Ma.. IsieSsis Wes WEEKLY MIRING CIRCULAR sad SHARE MST. Si man WATOUS. toms ,11 Om kir p.a. stoat she. Os mos viable lolonsolke of my insular falosmi pohlidiod so M. 0./ =Wel% Amami moroXisa i to. or IL or ow MOM ors' sasorloses ormaiss PETER WATSON. ENGLISH sad FOREIGN 'TOM Huss. sw more OVIDNNI. 11. 1/10/104IfiNNT. LONDON. MAL TWirligibbe aim Ulm w Mr arm posesabgraamed se. LOAN/ GALLIITINIST LIPS AIIiIIIIIAIIOI IT WIZ UTUAL LOAN NI) ASSOCIATION . ii171:00 . 124 611 4 11 I itiltr i =d"Ziont""Iftpt? +..r Provomi. maw,. maws Isien,W7 kr. mut no redo. ma. h. Infterst. TM hue NM eserY et gbh usooladon _.•(!mummr to . wa N piele N. incesier fmatine f robs, MI., ;;0111=11 . 1•11179111 W =d room belliseL eaTh hill Ina. sr ea sdkard CASH ADVANCES MADE, withest=, by Ur LOADON II I, 14141 ENT E, 0011/PAll 1' liaaobseanial. as '—l et *ads. Mk at sala, at =e% moiety. mama& by an labasalmanis. r I par ma- to alb inaman Wawa 0. thiagal. Sar re . "ma at AY add S 6 abb. rnWicernw an I i arm *mat ma as anyo t. rmamb AND/lig. JAM MI 11011 Y, MargilaiDimader. MowCAPITALISTIL or these desiring proatable M tares or *A sons Moro io a* omplogoont aeltal bo so* pro*** *on * •DPSIICNI tom ort sgssue.olo latoolkos. *lto imp** *Ow so loo• met on* Mt lons nee... M almoot *sr.& ***** a,. Om et kaloo *stood W NW* PUS= rod L. of Its Pato* MM. • Protatme amos. sto. tom • oostoolotal ospooSsood Ms* asoois poon 10 1••••tioNi• •154 ••111.1W Ito ••••111 a hap as ••• pis ***A I. f , *as** oar* the toadhool sin** TS* Sou sow o• Gurl *op a** *on *lSt tong !M1CR`t.....11. 'dn.* . smosslft so * laior. to Mama NW Cu.. 4. tostots***. olortspos* GAS-FITTLYOSsoaI LAMPS of every deserir *a tteopoot moot MS** odlosilso la Mama •Altk So*lblute-s, lambs IlbsoSoors. I 4 tOa. tort 917.4. r Howl Compasimoiessmile tar flin llea FI HE G. DRAWING-ROOM CRYSTAL LIVT it c. richly rut an I of clam{ 'Mew Wan. OM, Km- Pore, .ter • • , 1 If 4.. It4nr. rbeekl %mt IM isodealliam4.ms vrea m Us, (mile) ul l'. BP I.& art On, 141. 02144441T1Pil ... 01,90•1t6 i 1 441.1 f . r. et. Etlitlit TWO-GUINEA MINING-BOOM CHAN DEL I ER. e %ma, W Oh* Iwth wet alwass. jonoillho. . itlOtr Drbw ptereat•ltt. elr Awn -r.111.40.11 awl Ow. ant.. Loake. dbl.* (01.14,1, 14 4 Othellaremi. W.. Maim bera-groar.. IKODEItATOR LAMPS. a —Au msorbarst of ibe wee* eel OM d e pot imb le deem awl UMW% Jed tem Pan; le be wee le C. IV X 11211 TBS. 70. 1"1 0abse U.& 4s. ler=t o In gessetee eye Peet a Z erne& Very Wean fee Mier et wertroba.lle. beet epereebeed abed akiMet rUNI4I3 VEGETABLE (OOLZA) OIL, 4.. per /mortal 02lob. reload Sr Sob pair proem, r tar owed* ao ober h. Illayesibr. Amend, sa4 or gay, Luny.. al, kr ro le. 0.4 11071 , 7 .1 1. 1 :=1.1. 4, 4i C., So ell poi% fill Yin awl krbookill Y Ilyworin• WNW. O VER 201100 O M ORT H*B KNIFFAMEANERS br. lo • wooloe OW W wol L . =4 , UN- -ante time. MINIM ow or •N W 10 MI. to row wi 6111 , 1.-1 1 1. w 021,11. 114. osW4. oloW. Mo. KURT II POTOSI' RA1011.011101.. els* 1,14 W. • WM owOollLool U. W. OZEM7B COPAHINE Or BACCHARATED tardy LA:4 — , ..•164 (what M.. kW... tivt too .fir 14 Mo.. 4•lbt att d • repaid. %eau had ..41. ..4 simmat Phi, re. I. sad whets ilhinitama Y. Jams lbw otenntlei this autamils moots imam* Imosionot hp ho. cototoort. ha lbw 0 53thnim moors. the Pule Illmmathi tr r .„ sad t. ha I •I. itertholoostra. whew she anti Nom. r0m011....d mot ' /IMO 00l Iht INS hoist._ ...bleb 7.1.1. hi • toully poi mew *EN Ober almmato o4 l4...doborio Mist le Mimeo Q.I. 1* hip- Elm `ca: hw hy ra. ..0. Jousaos. Lurk dieninS. 611111M14. laftlia•le. Neal. QMONOIL TVA% mia . W. " M.M.1•111.1•11•16A. • " .4 1i• . - 7 ' - e• ~~~~~ • . • . • - , • g ►I • • 1*- t . ,e r . . . :. -ii dr-- _........_ _____. ____..._ ...______ ,i, t c„ ... ft / rt 1 t.... Illr- .. . .... it • :•, .. Ai N , . ~. ii. : - '••••••._ REMOVAL al STRAW, AMU, aad Privy " War: tereedro TIMM is iv dr hells Ile =b 6 Zor r miettl=ZlOr Weirs sal seer sr Ir mit lidedat igreq :VW' err i a:Zidig d rPe sr an d ths lora !NOVAS WWII& Tar& of &Waft lir, Pim derralm. tiHRII3TMAS BOXES or HAMPERS. A., monism saasisama Wise gail Welt bt Mg; OelesWo Nibs Mak_ lam sirl_Oe.b Dig= Dem& W WM iip Meidebee Deem et fee 0 1 poa litiA DT ON X . D WANLY. 010 . OLD JD :BF ON It . MI POP OIN, 011111 . MI OLD PO ONE . Debeeee tree oilitler eve Wk. et It 10abildossee. Omen wan se be aneengeeled a mseetenee. TSB =ROMAN all COLONIAL WINE 001111.11 Y. WA, Ps &BA The sr raft. sag .. ane ha. i lirj oe imatt Istrinfinegg w lebs% al Ss 01 au el per nt. raj HEM raw: The IS ow SESlit MSS l i ra I 11, Tar" 1. 'E.& ars 4 1.1 : . TPLLILLING Air t •• • R. rr ZODU I SL%wr aI.III . Mania. - Ilk ASS Salpo Ts. S. GlTEVlfffesisillolf, TII, Didielistate-streetWithis. WIZ et roporfor gemilp. Pests, lam Ur wend. Mk' wey merle/. Ns, SOL • owlet Old Oierlel. *a. Ileeeille i ...p . e illeevies. a.... Italie, lik. M I L= g t .. arm% Ilk, 461., 91s, Me. per deem ilei ay, 36. kermia. Wheel treeateTig•glasolli. Pee dram ComeePle. peiLfie,. 41111. ; liars aims seerr. Ni. ; le Pe* na pte dom. Orpo4 pot. sir /le. e. NB. et Jaw OIL Chafes* =Leette, 7f. widows. Mel fr.n illieeriptioe N et rereeiblie plea See* lerweedef ila 6 Ole free el upon, —Two% orb. HILNEKIMB COGNAC.—A m a le or brown oliCo l ro& aii r jg:to, eism =.l2s. PO' fili Gta. MOM . aim% Or ark MA Y *ROM awl OWN= w.b. CLITS. N OURISHING LONDON STOUT, knows as mouizir‘ rartialif ilowsid , pm*. truism, allsrame the 'rim is memo*/ la re elbur mit bewega. Orbs 4/IL L 11 I. per Win: IL per ikess gilt... IL ends.—lLL Ibbe SkiliefL IteksaL. IL ImerlL 6W. /kW. lel seem XHE BEST sad CHEAPEST TB tB sad OMNI/ BSGLLWD am ail sal lima to be of ILLIPI sal ak. to SWAMI% I. Lig a lnfilaaabeff. CO& IMO& Geed Web mord Osafaa ra. b. fa OIL. fa ISL. b. arab ad. ; aa irmams tem b. K. b.l aof Taa man to Os fable fla eadafe bee le fag of •• • MAWS et =arta taus be ibibui • vela asfut bus Sawn at. mutat ram I:CREASED IMPORTATIONS of TEA.— Psalm the tellimust et the Mem eapplise bete ems ie thelette In*, and prim ere War toteateellme sett See Pew hAlet INDIA ?IA hOMPA X T are elreety elytee the tall beselt le Ile plebes. The lona prim IN rem fe. it pet lb.—Wareheetee. OPINS IteluebalimhneC ELAND'S PUKE HOMOEOPATHIC COCOA. Moos toopontlo• of OM% NOS oltoV „;.. to poutloly gimlet tot war = la wm a t ott rook* Nilo* to Ohm cd es. mapllvellablto. team m ha soontkro tot limb egoistic It It tik roloolds to the agog rod Wm ELAND% GENUINE DIGKETIVE COCOA I. se ankle ma NNW, twits as I rebolood I. • imerso mei biNo•P• PININd 1 1 k, ••• re ~ r Mg don% misesablis ems re i nnfir•misiorB•Allan s 174. MEBBRB. LE ROY and FILB, 296, REGENT beg to Imam ark asoureee wirer ur tW We Ai rsoeired a bags sod <bolos soorlimaS of LAD' Id' WATON CI NB sod 011•11111 fer the N SW VIAL. she 014.1 b. boded' mg Confess efts. an do dAborate mileimil al Clodu. Watellwa. sod Ithsaie isesasem wlndle sad g up W ea pandi MO& at..j.w.. Mod. All shag goods see sold at las Mae FINN es is thelr garb nHOICII CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.- IV JOI /170 ital W.. Dalt. 1M DmMr ma PamiaLL•rt Mumma. Mae rosam at M." MN a. me my • sum M Malme ow Wake. • L I M 02• Mil••• • 11= i taz at arm* gum • Ma M Edam.lea htm. M a s a MOW tamatt i Vitt4,••••• at bi nal•M • lam i tArt e lknam ed ramam mu at ti•Mw graft. ART Fauns sad PRESXRVEB, 10s. par derki Irak gm= Asklm i t c rdcgullig .u. Dmix rj7.= Gm Orr sad Yarloilre NUM PPI . 1 1 11 am areN rar an.."*. Z ra n 8"741"1 . 11"gr. ftalf C S 6.-411 FAULIEMIttIk A 111101141.14. melt et If abeam& Vs. Jamesepore. Q EWELL and Os. beg to sesame that they have PUBORLOND 44•4144. n. Meg I. TIADC of JON SHaAIILR d M ••• Mtn. W on T 0. at. i Telinli••••••••••• /. •4 • large ellmemist tram .04 IM Mdi a eerie et 4,1.. worm's an. /4. 7 •••••4 1. -4 1 74• 14 ... "1 11 4 ••••• • buil L el AialrMOLD eft TFIld ••• 5e1k44414 DAYS. M 0amp1ea4•4444, 44. U. 46. Comp&on• dr•44, Rolm CHICKENS st), fm evonshire, s. Id. menthe be nee Pot. ro Arr D iCeffile ovum 4 maybe to la. =Minks wits prim es s =a — Mtirgratt" Sow& let. sera noes A USA GEB.—GENUINE HOME-MADE,— rat. tic sod, it pa D. DOSSINORDDI we,Dolimk I.OuiraDlirdia. W C. QCARLWIT and SON'S PORTABLE MOCK I.IOIIIOOIIOIID MINIM TO THU RBAU, he N. ph hawk terstreel to ell Jam et the °mum es elemog eider ett elenee.-91e Ire Witheartennet Ms. LO. l isio. 00E TO YOUR CORN DEALER'S BILLS, WM* kir • LIST of 'l . —H (I. CULLS' aadOk. Ilimplint••••• IL/L-11•••• he•sol by insts•• Imam lab psalm minus ani tam NM fir. =MK Illibee. semd•J• ILL P er boil; INA Immieldla•AL; opooll•e•Iblimfo. r OROCEEB sad DRUGGISTS. Mr. rrvoziaT formatdb , •eum. mar r tbe Mimi u a• Wialastit twining AtiVlollllll tor Jr SALO THOZIATII rl/00 Iv oArn.s, 6.1.7 kI•M OA reprisil. mixe Term. owl NU orrja c z z or r it war. p.l i 1 s zioilaSUUo Jura.. ECONOMY sod EXCELLENCE.— IL MOWN sod sod, Ifiwoesot Tailor; Goartsl outilklas. iserloko So boobies elosmy bed escolloooe to WI ankles et 01.0141110 Is • mime rod or extent onito Inroad dr orb of boy cob., It I. Lorin oe donators The rut wale as WWI *di booloom Y 000doolod ambito am to mono prier dui to taboo Mil •MO 41•111•11 qi anommen well be men, Moos. uviri thaw CLOTRUNO Is ova 111111 , 0[111 ?LILO/HMI D/LPAl Ngi ffil INT °whim damns' of .1.4•7 dosolplee. drom Ibe to t Ike Oldboot quolabob Ti..... &Seal doelbb endft koolin sodeosono soingoe. Irma.; W bo o m ...I 11,10•11.4. M. •km and wi.sawW OPTOCIZ of 1101111 FAY. t t O Motor Diatoo n tinvb i . Ilbabos. Numb O M lo sod w. Mobs W e. II MAW mod SOX le Sa be pootioalssig idorvoll Oat Nobs boj d ot=ool id, It bid be onaboodod. W robed stiboot . Tbdi book couldslos s NAM of As lilmisoy of aitig c.tume, ran fet soll.romommo *a of plow goads es appliatlon, es mi Z. m o tres. +llll aed IDOLS W/rIIIIILIIIIIIICJITS us is Cello.: LON DOS kW* 361 ..1.1% wort. ewer. Pnargb :New mow liantsms. e rlO w irNtri 1111•1161 H sad Bradford, yortamm OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! As Isms., sad abase aseilass4. S. 71 Uslitl aa . l dOY•M MIXORI A 9 eel ALDUAI3 and II SW , uX WORISITAIRT Sesser T" "INDISPENSABLE" SUIT, .4. at Imbue maul& la W 001,12.1 sad 4mdr, ricljartt. wady &boot tor -aim 0411.5. 'meadow, sa d I.W .. TIM la Om vow bkinderL mamormft astme Mlsiod tram 34be Ur nab& ouators•64. &mg sinlimshis OD T. Nig of S. liOd NA 1110 N. eamer et Illoado LAW.. and New Oshmd Mr Imre et iba.areeu. TRR GREAT RA STERN.—A n e l egant Almanati, vista • bes.Uhatkr manilla swaying a Os sai EL. Nal btobisiel mAI X INORI E 8 sod ALDILMIL and NSW 010/011D-STELEBT (new et lianaressi. Alain BROTHERS, 29, Luchrste-hill, ere the teenree.ree me Mabin.' STIMWRIN ?nouns& 1 ed. as dkolsw• Wafts Devalue. ...Prime 1.41/ sow puma 0 AMURL BROTHERS, vs, Lodgate•bill, wamat k,. the ti sail milmtni et tarn es WU BAK 7R0U5tt311.17.6d. SAMUEL BROTHERS, 29, Latinsta-kill, wan their moTc dUIT. at 14.. ennead& YDENHAII TOP COAT, 42..; TROUSERS, NNOLIO Mt COAT. IT. 60.—Paiiim of dr mokeld Is 'emit ki deseteddre of Moe mania am did, MINMPON. led ebdime. Irk mums eak am al ord kid Midi men irdssmer ••• 16410•11 his Oinks, dmd . pik mid at Ike addidirde et iAIIUSL llOrd mid W ALTERB' PATENT ILANTIO MORINO/ Moe toteMalersai 111, MOORUATKATUNIIT. CITY. Iit:NTING and RIDING 800T5.—.7. REID, io Wl L. MUNN. co , gestirest AAIUoo!~ to bl. Lfire 'teat of RWITIRO awl RIDIOIO Mom seer ameription of 0..4 .A.1.001._ Milk far *awry our. Ay slate., mock al lAddlii IN LAW •••44-4111. glissMdrot. fIOLTII RIIVOLVER RIPLIIS and PISTOLS, ' L I 1w 4.4•4 =Om. awl 444nne 44.144 m, travester4 440 INIMP silv , . :4. ?AI. ..m..; IL 41, U. 47, 44 a Sil t".4 Ism.. 1444444 men 4, 44. if lea Mod • 1404 4 Aria pti.• prim Noe tr 4,4- 1, et .•14, Iribeimi• 4.4 it I. Os poilmass 1.4 usardielener. SAN. cum.. a eau us% It • TRULY EFFICACIOUS NM MILD. Dr. BILIOUS sad LIVID PILLS. seepiess ma. ory Wersolai ham the oder el Ds Ss*, et Bwalw, Zest Thew .11 be IseaSsebb wall she enSur trees basal ewe him Islisoiesoefsa. moos% sllSlssik Sheller et 6...11.4 Ds. dieligiffien. MI Se • born ignieg ...s. Sat, Um so Inds tamest : mid Is Osultss amid Miefill Is Ilee senora. Oss ones esseelts as 4 sosseiss Ile weeele einem ouleo,-1461 4= - -6 hues. La 114. old Is SS =eh. Drs es art kt Dv. Wee sod Liesr Si The anodse ses • gore Irmo poisses sell " Losion. IL JesosessiseV sussesi to Or seromsse elm& TIE SPECIAL SERVICES AT EXISTEZ-BALL.—The new series of special maim by clergymen of the church of Rag Lind, to be held in Rhster.hall, will commence on the that Sunday in the new year. The following will be the order of lir...others :—Jen. 1, the Rev. Richard Burros, 8.D., Prebendary of St. Paul's, and Rector of Upper Miriam; Jen. 8, the Rev. W. B. Mackenzie, M.A.. Incumbent of St. Jams. a Church, Holloway ; Jen. 16, the Rev. J. T. Manley. M.A., Incumbent of Mortlake; Jan. 22, the Rev. Clement Bimini, II A., Incumbent of Trent, Beet Serum; Jen. 29, the Rev. Richard Fayle, M.A., Incumbent of Trinity Church, Torquay; Feb. 6, the Rev. R. G. Arnold, M.A., Rector of etspleford ; Feb. 12, the Rev. Thomas Nolan, M.A., In combiat 3f Regearcequare Chapel; Feb. 19, the Rev. J. Knepp, M.A., Incumbect of St. John's Church, Porten; Fab. 28, the Rev. )1.1111144 Bayley, Rector of St. George's, Bloornabory ; March 4, the Rev. J. N. Grin% M.A., In cumbent of St. Mary's, lipring-grove, Hounslow; March 11, the Rev. James Cohen, M.A., Chaplain of the City of Landon Prism; March 18, the Rev. Dr. Maenad* 1111.003. bent of 19t. Paul's Church, Liverpool; March 26, the Rev. R. °abet; M.A., Incumbent of St. Batthekanew's, Gray's- Inn-read. --- USE OF PUBLIC VEHICLES FOR THE DEAD, AND SetALL-rua AND Fiat PATIVITS.—At thoweekly wenn; of the Nary lebons vestry on Saturday • resolution wee brought forward that the medical officer of health be re quested to communicate to the Board of Heal* or other authorittee, the externies of infeetione diseases by the use of public , cabs in conveying the patients to hospitals, and also for acing them in conveying corpses for antrronst. Mr. Rimer, in bringing forward the motion, said it was wanes to attempt to stop dhow/0 by vaccination while tha principles of odsmou sense IMO set at defence in the use of street cabs in conveying email-pox sad lover patients. and is oon veyieg the dead hotline of hil :me to the cemeteries. Several melancholy came of infeotiou from these caused had come within his knowledge. It wee a common thing to see 10 or IS great nabs in which were the calm of children, with the relations shut up in the dour. place, going to the cemeteries. Mr. Ogy said this stiojsct had been introduced at that board la ISA and a deputation bad word upon Sir George Orey, but it wee found that none of the authorities had power bin ' ten. TM debate we. adjourned. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, 1859. T. MARTIN'S-HALL.-HANDEL'S WIMMISIDAY, Deth th, se S. Myr th e threelles Pthr. JOHN MILLAIS!. Ptor . gerellele r. Mir ilmths. Nth Del*. Mr. Mrs Mr. Theme& ?kith, 1.. ma& ee. lethethetha ter the meth rethe.the. Wer H th satersibthe A he seekled M the arts With ter INF ilnliftlll6 MS sad Mzi. GERMAN REED will tbuir ORARAOTIRS et tht ROYAL ORA= 1121LATZIVTAlina, ireloOstlimo, SORRY RUM. Intel IA stl—AdminlAA. IA sod Is; AAP'. /AAA 011111Nr. On* mad OA'A LiesMosnia. R. ALBERT sham CHINA, TO-NIGHT, • I.W TO6IIOIIOIF. Ai 3 mad S. rid MOOT VervAradse,_•4 tido* ; tonday sad Elsa May Atlarosa•L at I islet —s4o6 eel Mar .11eac whisk ma be Inks sift bes-allei. ZoPti. flan. dab; 4•181/.1. ROYAL SURREY OARDENS.—Grand T iti . x=tvr. Don . y .:: tb• FINITZRILAT Opa LI! Dasalas 00113MOneee 14, r. May. at bWPobted Om &WO hr Owing la T HE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Bleb Harbors, 1114PN Ik MD for the 111M1011.—Tble rata priveadaattly dasiaguaed las eissoa sad soatchhea bows of d o de oreatieed wit f or ftostho h p tail erfeedsa 11. meas. soak IN OHM SIMI WIIIIIIIIO. aallara seof sad hymn. mob lave boas .... _ Its nem sad Waft his bus islt sr qn........r..„,tr,:trizeTzz1n......= P6Weialtr. killdnige. la FLDWELLI SOIREES DANSANTES, 111V1BY sum:mg.& on is.....uurr.:-41...r.m5. h.; ea oft prtram lIIIKOS MMy ir. ji In Mr. OrAfirstr• qm=ollt a Dirs M owl J::. Aoliolis. Ingalls LA I'LL ROOMS, Wiadatill4trest.— Grand Criss —OP= 11111Alr IVILIIIIIN G. tiM lie alobrated Wobbled con realm.esseastel Nam UmeNs. PrimiPa now IL Does am at lattiasi I: miaow* at 9; lass lie minim Wan 11 kinsisios. O. 811111 lac THR LONDON PAVILION, Tichbornelitreet, If yea pat to nun rat eosin'. go to the aIIDOVITeItIOI. Ohs Kea nem *KIK sad the bot CONCUSS. Kodolis (by Krohn's* In—lealiag Me Wiens Oa ADELAIDE GALLERY, Lowther-arcade, Imo& imam*W OFBN for MIMI NILOTIC& llourL le. TY awn fa Loudon. WWII 200 Eget UNIVBRBITY IN2BLLIGENCR. - OXFORD, Dac. 17. In a taaffregation holden this morning, at ten o'clock, brie tie lest day of Michashiess term, the follow ing genthmem was admitted ad amass :—Rev. Wilson Homy Plameol, D.C.L., Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. At the same time the following degrees were conferred : Doman as Maxitcule,—Cidbert William Child, Exeter Collage. MAsTliaa or Aare.—William H. Ilkley Ballo' College; Ray. Robert T. Shawn, Exeter College; John A. Stansbury, LiO0011001111.; Edmund Therald Magdeien 7Pe n ofelsy c l ig ichear), Brannon Cow songs D. Warry, Trinity Pargiter Christ Chatth; Algoma A. Trh:natir Ge T John's Collar ; Rev. Thome H. L. Leery, Bt. Mary Hell. BACllll.oiii or Arm—Alexander B. Coombe, Thome. Brassy, University Calks.; Thomas H , Omen, Balliol Col lage; Henry Burrell, Exeter College; Edward V. Uhl, Merida& Hall; Edward H. Wodoires (student), John William Irvine, Christ Church; Henry William Franklyn, Trinity Whip; Holding, Arthur H. Austen-Leigh, (fellow.) of St. John's College; Samuel Chamberiain, Richard H. Smuhett, Wadham College; Jobe Atholl, Pembroke College. DEOIII Dais IN THE WOOING LINT Tenn.—Con grapheme will be holdall foe the pews of granting grams sad cashew's( depose on the following days in the aiming Una, via. :—lfisturday, Jen. 14; Thanday, Feb. 9; Thurs day, Feb. 23; Thursday, March 8; Thursday, March 22; Saturday, Wands 31. Cssididates for degrees are required to ester their maws in a boot, kept for that purpose, at the VimeChessellses homer, ma or before the day preeeding the day of epetion. Curiu se m cut p UiCll.—Mr. A. G. Vernon Hareeent, 8.A.; of Ballrol College, was tide day ideated Lee's reader In che mistry at Christ Church; and Mr. G. R. Lake, 8.A., of Balliol College, was elected amnia student of ChrietChurah. This is the first election to senior studentehipe that has been held under the ordinance of the University Commissioners. Mr. Luke was placed in the first class in the School of Literta Humaniatibus, final public examination Michaelmas Term, 1858. Mr. Lake also gained the Gandord prize hat ootoreetuoration. MODZILITION CLAY LIIST.—The fol. loming awatd was homed this dimwit : Cass I.—Angara' F. Griffith, Merton College. Cute 2.-Bt. Vincent A. Gimmick, !WWI College; Lamm F. V. Harcourt, BalliolColimm; John R. Matthews, Pembroke College; Robert L. ltorr a, Pembroke College; William Gunnell, Wormier College. CIA," 3.—Edmund Bellow, St. Edmund Hall. Henry J. 8. Smith, Francis Otter, and George C. Bell, pe p. KAMM MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL KUIPZUII. tic et the Herwerkat lealtaulledied b the whale W Prow be be We mat weld aad ladraettre sal ta etleteaam, .01.311 DAILY We emtlema 'sly. to.. 111111 I. awl teas 7 till 10. Ilisimisa,(les Mita& Dewerptlve Headtaate geed. Dr. Yet.'A /I=iie Lamm as the Plakeeplie et Dania"' deny at 3 sad Raw sad Ilebeppe Ireton., Sad Weir aturai- D l=l a l ea bs rladlawallaaa awl OW eerier kw Dewlap ead lb* are-The Plinstelowt DePtadaatlaa -41eltAtikeal Whedw-~ate awl Me IMaim-Ne. to) seem. Along tad Medal N.D. DC Ireitgrearlise ea We show ea leers entitled " The Pel- Dem limieW rat Mg tele ode TIMIS at 13 Imam direct from She Lidear. 07 , 10.1.1.(havatlY4wmaa, W. EVENING PARTIES.—A first-slam CONJUR ING tor 'hro (Woo^ co at Ur 0111111 AN FM or Gorman Toy Vr i r M obsum, 27, Ihrot Boodourro hoot, Mayor W wiry drooripliso of oarretalwarat yrovidod on the roorr i4 rl= Nom . VECELLENTE BUOUTERIE COURANTE. 14 MODEL ULUX a . TABRIQUI.--WATI93I - tad 111100 D bra Ittsetarld tettle a llntim liettal et the Part Oat. by the stove Me tralifigirs ai lleale ° ve nse elete a lt se i d llll=ll ° . :II = VeigriaTOll IllaOilbilt fr aeldebilbt Maaatieta 114,. 116 4 r, " 'set Olsissead - th arts. N.B. tit Lablble Nag it 1 kilo maim art ea kaolin at 1 oicEed. §IELLINO OFF, at a reduction of 20 per cent., Sille 6.l 7oK el WATCH XL Oloelte. nod Jewellery ramss. Rail. Obeeedde. N. marina from the lami ea mamma of 111 dm The Lire af nimble Premien old to mkt immediately der the do& le el. SIXTY YEARS OP SUCCESS have proved Moen& ermior that 101floARDW MACASSAR OIL porter saraesonlbsem beepertro for reredos the com 4 and imprortog ..4 romilfere Me hero talc. It hair from Whim orf or uvulae llPM.Mrengthens mak bar. disarm II tram are and dandriff. and fre. beerlfully .ott. yliable. and stomer. El, children it is racially seserreabeitse forming the b. of • beautiful heal of heir. The lip arra la Minh It to unto Reid, with numerous triturator endarly posetred of Its ealatm, allurdo the tort mil surer proofs of Merton [Mee 3e. Id. and Tr.. family I.Uld teyaei to four multi. Ma. MI.: sae doubts that, its 41. --efes the word. Rowlfulds' spe, cp the torturer. and A. ROWLAND sad SUSS" end re l=llMit at M. ileitoo-pinten. weave. Lea oeveakee end BotECIANT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. K Lot:mount 42, Ptemdllly. imiton Wootton to Ms otogant of DRESSING CASKS, TRAVSLLING DIMMING kl &QS, F4ETCH DAME Writing Clams. Wort Bona !oval U sto .. .... . • SITU ULE NO CnigitlatiE BLOB of miry dreription . MS VAL MOUNTED ENVELOPS OEBE4 BLOTIIN O. SOO rd INK/MANDE en suit', Nast °argots. Notting , mat lbw Ms NSW PATENT digLVOLOSINO 140011AILIDE. Moo fl dram outlay of ILEOLN t 1 ltd sod NOVILTIEN snitabto Mr PIINISSTATION too vartons to 011411.111 NA, to to bad M MINST SODSIOUNICW. Plocaddly. tiro doom from lamMillotaroaL CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S PRESEN I'S. GAT . &ad BONS sr: rewiring long quantities of NEW GOOD& bosh Malt aM thmati ewe tai ...dom." for pr....static... 20 per gm. bekne Wa Woheocl orlon Y sad nUNN. dradsgamos aM tellat-brat mark No. 113. MO Holborn. lblebtried 1.91. COVERED MUSIC, and HALF PRICE.— MI MS bed SON ant only SELL the NSW MI:1810 theft SWIM saltier/at HA LF.PItI(II. but put each OM hi 611.11adlome am, pap. Cetelegor and prospect*. free be Peet eh_ rheliPt d amp. Oemtee *Mn mot meets Il • e reteltinuee.—PliAßSUM SOL II awl 3t. Witegh. MUSICAL PIM/WIS.—CLASSICAL ORA TORIOS is Ur PIANO (without words), seamed by MILL 61:11117.T.—x.rat. a.. •TM I nation. 8 . The :mum. t • Mount et Oiluent 4 Yourr• Sognote, his Twelfth Slam. ht.; and bts Pim Ago, 4., itostinili Naha& thate, St.; Lattice. t%.t and Third WWan& 4.. and 84. liordwouth HMI ditto. ; Haydn • haven ord. It walla II:1 London : Bohan Cads On., 1.. Burlinglosotrank W. A UMW STOILY 101 SOT& 'II* Day. grit lk Frond ...elk 4.. 44, THE OLD COALTI ; or, Adventures of Aletturl Boothho Is &ant of Ala Ow. Wuy. By LJ. iful. Aulhor of LooLU Bob.' Durk - Loodou Jobs W. Parka sad Sou. Wtot Stroud. GRACE AOIIILARB WORKeI New Ultima. Illustrated, tir Pressots Birthday sad Christmas Gifts. HOME INFLUENCE. 'rice 6.. 6d. THE WOMEN of ItMALL. Prk• 12, TB X ISOTHERM MKCOM PZ NBE. Prise 74. WOMANII PRIENDSHIP. Price 6i THE VALE of CieDARs. Pr. C.. Tl4ll BABB of BRUCE. Prim 7.. 81. HOUR BONES and II Ea KT BFU 01E8. Pries Gs. 6d. Landes : Oroombrid.te and dorm 6. PatiferAwer row. —LETTS'S DIARIES, Almenacke, • ead Mar eithithatlona any banes at all Inanell.n. simagtmet oate Mateo= Mean any can= beam= amok thr nibs mel arraanneot [above 100. are le none that the ems =manna= ably be =WIWI= with auk Manentom If an oar eftssigs. Oatabonne ern= lof t R sad 1, PAW Luba" Laadoa. CQ TRI POLICY 07 IE3 121811 3,0747 047HOLIC Tisk - lids: The Irish Roman Catholic teerabere have orga nised an opposition to national edtesilem in Ireland, and met on Thursday in Dublin. TM tellewing are the resolutions handed to the repreemitatims rifts Iriett per at a suttee quept period of the day, es them daplad by the seating, no remrters being admitted : iret--That in our opinioe, the pastoral address of the catholic archbishops and bishops of Ireland, published last August, °octal's. a Mir expceition of the present wants of Ire • land, as able and comprehensive as it is temperate and dig nified, such ea might have been expiated from their lordships, thoroughly acquainted sathey are with the condition of their country, and sincerely interested in its welfare; and that, without having recouree to any proceMings of a factious character, we will avail ourselves of our position and in fluence as members of parliament to press upon the govern ment the just demands put forward in that important document. "Second—That the principle of fres, separate education— collegiate, intermediate, and primary—catholic for the catholic, peMeMeat for the protestant—is in itself just, sips. diem, and under all the eirctunstencee of this country, the best suited to the constitution of Ireland, and is confirmed by the established precedent of Great Britain end the colonies. " Third—That so Meg as government silocates a portion of the publio funds to the porpotes of education, there can be no objection to such control and inspection as would assure the government that the Linde so spoiled had not been mis appropriated—a provision in which, we have Hawn to know, their lordships, the catholic archbishops and bishops, while demanding separate education, readily concur. "Fourth—That, as regards the material prosperity sad social happiness of Ireland, the measure of all measures the most required is one which would settle the land question upon a basis of justice to all parties—that is, in such a manner as would secure to the tenant fell compensation for his labour and capital, without, on the other head, interfering with the just rights of properly. " Fifth—That the mtholic soldiers end sailors have a right to the same facilities for the practice of their religion, with the same freedom from interference of every kind, for them selves and their children, as their protestant comrades in either r evicts enjoy, and that the duty of the government to provide the facilities and secure that freedom is the same towards catholic end protestant. "Sixth—That the administration of the poor law in Ire land, amongst a people for the most part catholic, by a board either exclusively English or Protestant, is a grievance demanding redress, by the reconstruction of the boned; that the experience of every day proves the pre sent Poor Law Commissioners do not discharge the duties with which they are entreated in a manner to command the confidence of the community, and that their impracticability is displayed by the disputes in which they have involved themselves with boards of guardian. in dif ferent parts of the country, u well se with catholic chap lains, by reason of their ignorance or disrespect of catholic disoipline. " Seventh—That any government which attempts to In terfere or to countenance an attack upon the temporal sove reignty of the Holy Father is unworthy of the confidence of the Melt people and support of their repretentatives." Colonel White voted on the education and tenant-right reulutione noly. Mr. Bellew voted for the let, 3rd, 4th, 6th, and 6th resolutions. Mr. Bowyer. Mr. Dana*, Mr. WMahon, and Mr. Red isorronoped c y:e authority to use their mire ea areenting to the PeoO°~go• TEE ANNUM lONAN CATBOLICS AND THE "&)lieliii. - In the course of a lengthy letter addressed to the Thus, Mr. John Ball, late Under-Secretary to the Colonies, soy erta that " What reasonable Rommel catoolicts desire, Is, that the representative of England should appear at the approaching congress, not to enforce personal or even national theological antipathiee, bat to take thought for the general and permanent welfare of the satire community of civilieed nation'. Let the wellbeing of the Italians be format In l him thoughts, but let him ass • wise caution to dealing with the outward symptoms of their present condition. Lastly, let him not imagine that he will advance either the indurate or the Internal tranquillity of this country by throwing into contusion the spiritual a& Ire of 140 million. of Christians." The Tale!, however, publish.. • declaration, numerously signed by the Roman catholic laity, which, bith In tone and sentiment, is somewhat in contrast to Mr. Ball's letter. " We protest," it rye, "against the wrong dons te the Holy Father by depriving him of his territorlee—we prated against the wrong done to all catholic by the attempt to compromise the Independent exercise of the Pope's spiritual power, of which his temporal sovereignty is the safeguard—we protest against the rebellion of a portion of his outposts in the Romagna as units tillable, and against the aid given to them by foreign lecendisist, and by Invaders from neighbouring atone, as well a. by European statesmen and ruler., as injurious to religion and dangerous to the peace of the world and to the security of all governmente. Forther,—We protest serainet every infraction of the Holy Father's rights as an incline diet sovereign—we point against any assumption on the part of any other state or ruler, or of any waren of stoke, to dispose of the Holy Father's territories, or to Impose upon him any conditions against big own will, being persuaded that both justice and ezpsdiency dictate that any changes in the hies or admintstr,tion of his dominions eh.utd be left to his own unfettered judgment and unquestioned benevolence. Especially—We protean agninet the power or inilistese of our ortuutry being used—whether in • wa rm of European states, or separately—in favour of the Holy Father'e rebel subjects; or to deppoll him of his dominione; or to interfere with his Independent sovereignty, by imposing any conditions upon him. And we hereby make known our determination to resist and resent, in the spirit of the constitution, any suck mares oo the part of the responsible advisers of the crown, to whatever party in the states they may belong." SIGNOR MORTAL 11l LONDON.—The eympsthy felt for this bereaved father we burn Is incre.sing. He has thM week had interviews with Christian gentlemen of great meal Maumee, who am ready to convene a meeting on s large scale, Murder to give the public in general an oppor tunity for expressing their opinion.. He bait also been favoured with an interview by Mr. Alderman Sdomona, who likewise expressed hie profound sympathy with bum. He has sent in his application to the Board of Deputies, soliciting this body to support him at the congress in his of ro bring his case before that sessiubly. We have sees a re quisition, which is now in omen of einature, addressed to ON board, in which this body Is neglectfully, and by moat Powerful ergot:Dente, urged to comply with the request of the petitioner. The document, we nederctand, was drawn no and circulated by some friends at the special e gotist of Signor Mot tars, who, actuated by • strong Isom of his defy aa • parent sad a Jew in his &celery to lens no amass crafted that midst fart her his object, estimated his coeviotion that s regulation to the beard, resFeetabiy sad numerously dined , /invoice of the opinions of the 'com munity on the matter, would amain past inflames at Ms beard.—JefiniA (Amalie. CIITNTAL PALACIL—HALP•CILOWN DAT.-BATUIt. DAT. D.c. 17.17.i57.4m0 as Inmost, 278; Oki by moos *km* NI ; lasi visitors, 1,122. (Stamped id. Additional) [T WOPkNOpt., NUMEROUS AND YAYAZ RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. As briefly Mahal in our impression of Saturday, an accident Immured cm the Landon and North-Western Railway on P'dd l e i t a r i z s tg, Deer Wolverton, which delayed the up and dell Webs. Fortunately no mi= na Wok pleas_ lie s t raggeme al an up coal train broks down, and blocked up the new Wolverton. On the betaking down of th e a= *Menai Was obtained and a mee pepeiil ew bewearlisd blifettedint stadon, kora which playas looomaf Rea eat to the spot, accompuded try one of the end no the engine approach= the opal train k ttrkr emit • pestles of the shattered trek wither* lare to *sow the engine on the down line, by which the locomotive meaner was killed. Signals were for warded t 6 Mop both the down and up trains, end assistance being det= form Wolverton, of= a short delay the past angles end flekse of the Goal train were removal, end the passenger traffic resumed without any other ineonvenknoe than =ley. An inquest Iris held at Addeubrooks's Cambridge, on Friday, upon the body of Chaim Baldtey aged 30, an engine-driver on the BMW= Counties Railway, who wee Med under the following alammstanoes :—On the previous evening he wee driving the engine of the Bury goods Waist, and . in stepping from the footpath on to the tender his foot alined, ontegto the snow which bed been falling, and be fall on to the rods, sad the wheels of the engine pared over his legs, and nearly divided them. The stoker dapped the train as quickly as potable, end having laid the poor fellow on the be= by the aide of the We, which wee covered with =ow, and pieced his greet coat over him, he detached the engine from the train, mdwent to the users = station to ad. Deceased was then brought Into CaaahridlMl bat by rig ht leg was merely hangtag by a pleas of shin. A veit diet " Looldmital dm*" was returned. _ _ On Friday Kr. Jewirrou coroner, held an inquest at the Durham Ox Inn, Bradford, relative to the death of John Cole, 37 years of age, who died at the Infirmary on Wednesday lam. The deceased was in the employment d the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company. At the Mitteld station on the Bth Met., when about to couple some Weggona, he was rut over, and sustained a compound &se tan of the right kg. The injury caused his Math, and the Jury found that it had been accidently received. The de mised has left • widow and three children living at Bradford. Th 7; • serious railway accidents have happened within a few hours of each other at Wolverhampton. On Friday night • points's= named Charles Watson. at the Stafford-road station of the Great Western Railway, was expediting the departurs of • goods train overdue when, upon uncoupling the engine and tinder, his clothes became entan gled in the former, and he was thrown upon the line, cos at the wheels passing over a portion of his thigh and lower part of the abdomen, occasioning some of the intestines to pro trude. He died shortly after being conveyed to the South Staffordshire Hitel, at Wolverhampton. Daring the forenoon of Saturday Mr. Dsvenport, the station-muter and inspector at the London and North Western station, had just closed the dote et • train already in motion, into width late passenger, were endeavouring to get, when he fell between the platform and the line, and his left leg felling across the metals a horse-box pained over it, and it Imam nearly severed. At the above-named hospital the 'limb was taken off near to the top of the thigh, and but faint hopes are entertained of his recovery. On Saturday night, at 7.40, James Acton ' a potations's at the Snobbery station of the London and North Western line at Wolverhampton, was running across the line in front of • goods engine which it was desired to peas on to a siding, when he is supposed to have stepped upon one of the rails, and falling down was run over by the engine and tender. When picked up it was found that both his legs were nearly cut off, hanging indeed only by the fleshy connexion to keep the parts from separating, and that his skull was fractured. As soon as possible he was brought on an engine to Wolver hampton, and thence to the above named hospital, where it seemed impossible that he could live many hours. All the unfortunate men are married, and Acton has seven young children. He has before Wen in the hospital at Wolverhamp ton twice from socidenta received cm the line. RAVAL AND MILIZAIer. WOOLWICH, Dm. le. A communication man received at it yesterdays vesiohz the east then his Royal ril=e Doke of Cambri the General CratteandlErtn-Chist. will visit Woolwi on Monday, for the pesposs of in specting the troops, and the batterks of Arsotreag guns now in store at the Royal Arsenal, to be forwarded for the straits of the Artillery force in China. His Boyd H IS L expaotcd to be present to *mese • setae of with these guns at the government practice map. CHATHAM, Dic. 18. As order from the Admiralty Tax been received at this dockyard directing the Castor, 36, sailing frigate, be longing to the reserve in ordinary at this port, to proceed to the River Therese, and the sailing frigate 26, siso attached to the reserve in the MAway, to be sent to the C Canal, London, to be used as training ships for the Naval Coast Guard Volunteers. Both vessels are to be immediately brought forward for the lentos for which they are intm&.4 and each will have the maln-dick 68-pounder guns put ota board in order that the volunteers may be exercised fa the tads- . Th;Triaromalee, 24, belonging to the reserve to ordinary et this ;art, is adored to be sent to the earn omit of Boo r = to be wed aa a traleing ship ter the Coast Guard Volunteers la thee part of the kingdom. THE VOLUNTEER RIFLE MO YEMEN!. BURNING OP_ THE SHIP ... 834 BELLE IN imi - f(7L BRISTOL, SATURDAY. An unusual degree of excitement was caused hare this morning by an alarm of fire; and the oat sternatkm wee not a little heightened when it became known that the oonfiagration had broken out amongst the shipping in the doming harbour. The ship Sea Belle, on board of which the fire broke out, and in whose entire destruction it resulted, wee a fine Azar Moan built ship, belonging to • New York firm, of some 1,400 or 1,600 tons bunhen. A day befogs the recent terrific gale she sailed from Cardiff with upwards of 1,000 tons of steam coal on board. When off the Mumbles she encoun tered the full fury of the tempest, which snapped her yards spars, tore her canvas to ribands, end so strained her that her crew were obliged to cut away her masts and let them go overboard. Even then she was for a long time in danger of being lost with all hands ; but at length Provklenos befriended her, and she was enabled to put Into Bristol for repairs, which port she reached on the 12th November, and was immediately put into the dry dock of the Messrs. Hill, where all her cargo, with the exoeptlon of about 200 tons of COON was got out of her, mid she underwent a thorough repair, and most fortu nately, as it happened, for the interest of that firm, she was on Thursday evening hauled out into the harbour. Had the conflagration occurred whilst she was in the docks an enormous amount of property, materials, costly machinery, 80., would, In all probability, have fallen a sacrifice to the devouring element. The cause of the fire has not been aster- Mined. It is supposed by some to have originated in the spontaneous oombustion of the steam coal, while others it to overheating of the galley. The flames at first broke forth from the fore hatch, and with such suddenness and vio lence that it wee not without difficulty that the members of theme sleeping on board of her were got out uninjured. Shortly attar wards, the fire having made its way under neath the deck, it broke out also from the main hatch, and seconded with such furiousness that the whole vessel sea speedily wrapped in flames, and illuminated the whole city. The numerous fire-engines of the city were on the spot, and used all the efforts available for arresting the spread of the conflagration; but it soon femme apparent that the vessel most be scuttled, and that all they could hope to socomplith was to prevent the spread of the disaster to other property. The operation of scuttling proved one of considerable difficulty, owing to the coals lying above the water-line, and 'evertl bouts gamed before the Sea Belle could be sunk to any depth. Meantime the fire Dewed with unabated fury, and the verse) is now a complete wreck, having been burnt down to the water-line. The amount of the loss hoe not been ascertained, but judging from the character and newness of the ship, it roust have been many thousand.. It is thought that she is insured by American underwriters, but to what extent is not known. Loss OF A SHIELDS 8111 P AND FIFTEEN HANDS. SHIELus, SATvgDAT.-11r. A. Strong, of North Shields, has received • telegram from Constantinople to-day, in forming blur of the toes of the barque Arthur Wellesley, la the entrance of the Bap►orur. The Arthur Wellesley wee on her passage to 131%1621A from the Black Sea, and we regret to state that the muter, Mr. Graham, the chief officers., and all the crew hut one seaman, have foundered with the vessel. Three are the only particulars that have arrived ; but the veered would have, at Les" a crow of *Uters bands. Loss OP A DOVER FISHING LUGGER AND ALL ON BOARD.—DOVER, SATllRDAY.—lntelfigesoe boo bees received of the &Mug lugger New Endeavour, Mr. Y0w1.., master, having been cast whore on the French omit, about half a toile to the eastward of Calais harbour, during the gals of wind and rsfe on Thursday sight, and that all on hoard of her perished. At daybreak on the following morning her toast waa seen above water; and, on pieced of wreck which were out *shode beings:monied, rho was ascertained to be the vessel abovemawd. Nothing could be seen of the mew, and, from the fact of her boat Mina found on the beach, some distance from the wreck, it is thought that they had endea voured to land:in it, but that the heavy cut f had capsized It, and they were all drowned. The bodies of Mr. Yoffie', the muter, and a man named Dodo, have been picked up. The same" of the other sufferers wen Green, Aph.ndeo, and Horn. The smack belospd to Mr. Cullum, of this town. DESTRUCTION BY FIRE OP THE GENOA STEAM TRANSI^ORT.—The detaile of the destruction by tire of this large iron steamer, built on the Thames and heavily insured at Lloyd'', were received on Satardey, through a despatch from the British consul at Malaga. The Gerona, which wee the property of the Sardinian Steam Navigation Company, halt.= recently taken up by the Spanish government se a transport for the conveysnos of trove end amononition to Morocco. fibs arrived at Malaga from Alicante on her way to Morocco on toe Sod Modest, having on board 200 soldier% 159 mule", 350 tons of gunpowder, 100 cases of gonads and 200 cases of oartridgea. Two hours after she had anchored an accident occurred by some gonads igniting, which injured three men. This wee followed by en explosion, and the after part of the ship buret into flames. The troops and crew snide for the boats and succeeded in getting away, but on the news of the outbreak and the ammeter of the ship's canto reaching the inhabitant* a panic seized them, and they Bed from the town. The ships of -Sr moored is the bay at once commenced firing into the hull of the burnieg steamer, and eventually conk her before the fire could reach the barge store of ammunition sad powder. All the mule' were buret. [Advortteement.]--Partioa about to make presents loaotoott, r0.00n0w.., to .bit the Os oir.room. of Mama Part*. and 00410, of sad 4t, Oaford-Oreet. wen hare an Immense Kock of really lawful anklet (at moderate prier+) o.Ortafdll ohatad ho Worm tattoo. coodstlng of artily/ and drente* ante,. tam . air Weary, owe. biotite* book.. ink Hands. dalwre boom', denim wed boom beeutlfof wet-Immo In pearl. tooter roadlikaad ter. tuieothell, *went', ,m.unted articles. Fable., Prayerhoolio. sad Moth Moho; la tact, an endloe vadat, of ankles to nth *very Ise le eled LONDON RIFLE BRIGADE. A general parade of the enrolled members who had nee taken des oath of allegiance, and others desirous of joining the craw now in conies of formatioe, wee held at the Guild on BaMrday, for the purpose of having the oath duly miniata red to them. The Lois MsTom, president of the club, occupied the chair. The beige* between 700 end 800 strong, mastered at Mon College, London Will, at two o'clock, and metalled thence, preceded by the band, to the Guildhall. The greater pardon of the members present wore the uniform of the regiment, in which they looked exceedingly well. The is a dark rifle green, almost epproaching to a dead bleak, and the trousers are worn tacked in at the boots. The shako is ornamented with cock's feathers, end the neat is neatly braided with dark miming braid. Considerable Interest was excited es the brigade marched through the City, the baud playing several 'nerdsl aim on he cower. On entering the Guild hall the brigade loosed in companies upon each leaving a purge up the centre of the hell for the Lord Mayor, who via accompanied by Alderman Medd and some of the odloare of the City. The number to be ewers was 679, making, with the number creviouslyenrolled, a total streogth of 934. At the conclusion of the ceremony the thanks of the corps were voted to the Lord Mayor for presiding at thinnest:4g. Quazit'a.—On Saturday evening an enthuaiutic meeting took place et the New St. Paul's School-rooms, Knightsbridge, in rapport of this corps. The Right Hon. Earl Grommet, M.P., occupied the chair, and drew attention to the spirit of rivalry between this corps and the South Middlesex, and considered the meeting held b 3 the latter at the Duke of Wellington's Riding School to be nothing less than an intrusion on the ground of operations. He hoped. however, that any ill-feeling which existed on that ground would be speedily dissipated. The noble lord stated that the Queen's Rides now numbered 260 effective members, and their funds were 8001. Mr. G. Todd, of the South Middle ' sex, attempted to addrems the meeting, bat they would not hear him—The Hon. and Rev. Robert Liddell moved, and Sir Hamilton Seymour pomaded, • resolution in Pof the Queen's, and Whig upon the inhabitants of support of district to join that Corp.. which ins carried. —The Rae. F. Brother,, curate of St. Paul's, moved, and Lord Otho Fitsgseeld seconded, • resolution to appoint a committee to °inventor snbecriptons, end call on the inha bitants to enrol in "The Quern's." Colonel Knox, M.P., spoke as to the advantages of union between the various rife !ead the Hon. Mr. Carson and Colonel Verger ex the courts they had ado fled in favour of the South gltli m".. mex Rifles. Alter further discureion the resolution, were carried, end farther euliecriptimui were manotmeed from Lord Sant Bruce, Mr. E. Baring, and other gentlemen. CIVIL SERVICE.—WHITEHALL CORPS.—A meet ing of civil servants of the crown, from the offices in White hell end ite neighbourhood, was timid on Friday evening (Mr. Tom Taylor in the chair), at which it was resolved to form • separate company of rifles for three dikes, with the under anneding, however, to join the or her companies it the civil en-rice for the heavy expenses of the brigade. Thirty-nine names of effective' were received the same evening, and there is romon to believe that the full number of • hundred will soot be rescind. Mr. Merrifield, at the Privy Council-oaks, was appointed honorary secretary. LONDON lumn.—A communication war received on Saturday by the hoeorary secretary to the London Irish Ride Volunteers from the lard Lieutenant of Ireland, the Earl of Carlin*, ezreming his willingnera to form one of the council, and to aid in the organisation of the corps. Amongst the recent edheeioue to the council, with liberal subraiptlons, are Lord Gough, the Marquis of Sligo, the Mattis of Milk; own, the Earl of Belmore Lord Talbot de Malshidr, the Earl of BeconSeld , Lord derregh, Lord Otho Fitzgerald, Mr. Serjeent Murphy, &c. Westminster Hall has been granted by the government for drill on Tuesday and Thurs day ementurs in each week, end from the number of enrol ment, of effective* which have already taken place, end the general response of Dishes= from ell parts of the metropolis, a goodly muster is anticipated. Amoopt the effective' are several of the noblemen and gentlemen who are members of the council. _ _ --- AIESTMINSTEIL—ST. PAUL'S COVENT-GARDEN.—. The first drat of the members of this corps took place on Friday evening. Nearly 60 members attended, and passed through their exercises with sanareci ion to the drill bast/actor. Meetings for drill will be held at Robinss Auction-rooma, next door to the Pie= masses to the Fleral-hall (by the kind permission of Messrs. Maresca, of the Taster cck Hotel), OD Mondays, Wednesdays, sad Friday., from 8.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m., and on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 7 30 a.m. to 8.30 s.m. Sergeant Chase, of the Scots Fusilier Guards, has been engaged as drill instructor. The hours Ear drill will be altered, if requisite, to meet the convenience of the majority of the members. SOUTH MIDDLESEX.—On Saturday there was a large muster of effective members of the corps at Beaufort house, Walhean-green, for the purpose of drill and parade. There was a good sprinkling of ladies present, who continued on the ground, nedeterred by the intense cold, until the conclusion of the drill, sad they appeared to take a lively Interest in the proceedings. The venous evolution. were performed with much greater precision cud steadiness then heretofore, and Lord Renelagh expressed his satisfaction at the progress made by the men. A prop .0 ion wee made to Lord Rarielegh to sanction the member* of the corps pro . osediag to the Crystal ratios on the 26th inst. in company with the let Surrey, and it was arranged that the names of those members able to attend should be collected and sent to hie lordship as early ss possible, in order to make arrange ments with the let Surrey and other corps and decide whether they should march to the Park on that day. At the close of the drill Lord Raneisgh admigistered the oath of allegiance to several new members, the total elective strength of the corps now amounting to upwards of 600, exclusive of neatly 200 honorary members. The following subscriptions have been received daring the last few days :—Miss Burdett Coats, 10 guinea • Hon. H. 8. Law, 10 guineas ; Mr. CI. Christie, 11 gninels ; Mr. G. Wier, 10 Owes ; Mr. C. Macgarrel, 12 guineas ; Mr. C. J. Pewit., 10 ;enes. ; Mr. 8. fibarpas, 10 guineas ; Ma. Hervey, Nicol, and Co., 10 guinea ; Major M'Pleerson, 10 eninem Mr. K. Clut ha., 10 goings; Mr. P. Oriflln, 10 guineas; Mr. Simmoes, 61, ; Colonel Knox, 61. ' • Rev . Dr. Thorpe, 61. ; Rev. Dr. Kingsley, 51. ; Mr. 8. Arclabutt, 6 geuseas ; Mr. it. Halle2 guineas ; Dr. Lawrence, 2 guineas. BLACKHEATH AND LEE.—On Saturday afternoon a numerees and andosetial mating of the residents of Black heath and Lee, presided over be G. acre' Alexander, took place at the Blackheath Literary lostitudoe, fur the purpose of witnessing the ceremony of the oath of allegianoe lieing administered to the members of the Blackheath and Lae Company of Kent Volunteer Rifles. bhortly atter three o'clock the company, numbering between eighty end nibely effective members, attired in fell uniform and provided with their rifles, under the command of Contain H. B. Perna!, Lieutenaet H. Drury, and Ensign W. H. L. Barnett. entered the ball, and wore receivtd by the meeting with the loudest appeal.... They were tern drawn op in line ebb see d order, by Sergeant-Major Baker, of the Whitey Train Corps, leader whore instruction they hays arrived at a bighly creditable teats of proficiency, for the peewee of subscrileag to the oath of allegiance, administered in the presence of J. Sutton, Seq., one of the magistrates for the county. Genera Alexander, previous to tbe being adininisteree, cuogra whited the officers and men up.n the high state of pro tkieney et which they had arrived. whkh was remarkable for so young a body of moldier*. The 11ev. J. Selwyn also addressed the nfie company upon the duties which devolved upon the members. The oath was then administered and subscribed to in the usual winner, after which the corps marched from the hell, preceded by an excellent band, to the usual plate of drill, weere the members were put torough a series of evolutions, and afterwarle diendeeed. OREENWICIL—A volunteer artillery company, in addition to the ournorny confirm] with the Blackhon , h dis trict of volunteer idle.. is now in coarse of fonnotion for this town, and of which Mr. John Penn, of the engineering firm of Wears. Penn end Co., has signaled his willingness to take the commend. T il CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY.-111essrs. Phillips and Co., of 8, King Williem-mrcet, City, inform as that they purpose closing their establishment, ea above, on the 26th, sad also their establishment, 37 and 39, Aldesses•e•street, ' Clty. si s ~. ,~~' 1