The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-01 00:00:00

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N and L" DIA by the unapiliefferagerrelokooloo the lad India and Liinirtliblpping Company (Limited). well-known dipper atearnehip I N DIAN A. 2.,SiKi M. 100. h ieqi power, J71717"78, Onatmerader, WV 1 00 eb6 ths V tc.oils (London) Docks, will Were ea IQ Janeary, tweeds; peeengsee at and Waxing Gratiered on the ll* wwiry, for Calcutta, ca/ling at the Cape At Geed ■a and Itadras. Thin reagrildeent ship, built entre* foe Me India ' tnd•, has been thorongtdy refitted, has find-rate ao coamodati.iii foe yammer% and will carry an experienced suire , at . al•ii a devnudirma Tire average of these steamers boa bees 00 days I. Madras. wore of making the .horded po.onges on eta - ed.—Wee freight ore gingen* eseptg to Grindley and Co., 65, Paramenteetreet. LW ; `tie , brelees, Alfred beta and Co., 160, Leadembelletreell, ix. ; re id tbe *Doaof th Company, O. Umiak 11.0.; wires pplicator kr appebbmenes se In ay games should be nude. Wald= 10th. Beteetety. i 1 TTIE • • 0; • L—An 'ABSTRACT id the GROO TRODVCE of th1 1 )111f111110 Milf41.40111; ia the idalanneslbilied Oviedo, slag& Dees/Aber 31, 1 with the oorresponding reds of 'the peseseliag yore.. 4 : . ").4L en* ie. Dee.`34tbieTtr, VAL 1 4201,000 a "!..0! sea 111,1 Jane 99, 1 Sept. Ilk 1 Deb. 11: laft I 180. I ISPI. VOL Deori 11111. 4 • quirl um. .+y~ • t CUSTOYS. ETA._ • ....«~ s [ 1011,4 it 0,71.1 f sites, 34.10!. 4 . 405 . ( 1.394,( S_ MVO 61*1 - 9:iiii 3, 93 0. 4 %MA SZ SAW a • 1,!!!.! ! , vm.! i..01;010. 17;144,000 2,186,000 1,117,000 &913.945 MOS tr*.ew 3,iskod• 074,000 2,161,000 11,10100 M 6.0901 960,000 3,00,000 07,0011 IKON' racfrft 611.11111111 6MOB . Moms Q YON EY Direct, per JOHN BANKS. Shippers ate resarsted b mad their rods alongside in th,• } mot Inaia Doak at anoe.—ORICLY, 1110B010:1 and Co.. ladis-anosa TAX PROFANITY TAX ...1 POSTOI7ICI cIOWN LiNDZI 1.171,71 — Wi ea.f 60T,1 LArl q lidiealLViitivi i 111,211,71 ismo,2al 70,4U,1 1. • viC mosso* 1600,11110 74571.9110 IPU•kall lI—INORKASE sad DRCESASE is the periods cadet Deneinber 31 * corresponding periods of the preoedisg yes!: 'as compared with ~ ..-' n , ! FROM LITIMPOOL OR QOXIMSTOWN TO NNW YOWL lIVE LIVERPOOL, MeV, YORK, and PHTLADELPITIA STSAM4IIIIP COMPANY Intend de e =their T an- dSlidee maks.owered Ctrindndlt Iron Screw SteszuBSips. theVtt. POR xvr rust. ETNA, Wm day li.&. CITY OF LIM &RICK, listordiy, Jai lll6‘. CITY OF NEW YOLK Weihiesday, M Java 211.10%. I retry Wednesday, ad every alterome Ohrtitn• oasts M paissas by the wail steamers unity seal Wedoeuley. 13. 17, sad 11 gulp. as, aeceediog to the Coble p by the Saturday's stomas, 111 gators. 11Parsoad pomp tl lt•dpeea, Including all 'ravioli= ass d. low = Cud* the C Sta oned tes, sad WM& Colombia. board Zai em lM ir r and MACEY. a, Use W Mom-Arse% City. BREMEN.—Direet Route to Hanover, Brun , . wick. and Central Germany, Ir7l/11t THIIIIAGAT. by the Faith German Lloyd's splendid stamen lIICHWALIia CONDUIt. or ]FOWL', From llorsely4own, at 9 am., minim at Blackleg' har for peesensen at M am.—lraree to Bremen: Li sad M. return &Miura 43 and Cl 10e.—Apply at CHAP. LIN'S Valeenal Mos, Itnitat-eireus, W.; or to PLIILLIPPS, GRATZ& and PHILLIM.II. itood-lane. ANGLO-AUSTRIAN BAN K.—The Directors b to announce that this Bank has DOM COMMENCED (*.EN ERAL EVAlNetit In London. and is prepared to Negotiate Mt of Exchange, Grant Letters of Credit, and wry out other hulking operations between Great Urnsin, Vienna, Trieste, &c. 1. BRErk:lt, General Manager. Temporary Mem, It. Birehin-lane, LC. ORAWLEY FUND.—Those who desire to aid C.litna Cranky in his heavy expenses may pay their SUBoCRI PT lONS to the above rust, at Messrs. IJEIt Ihs, TAR mot Co.'s, Muakers, lii, St. Janseinstreet, Loudon,S. W. 'DOTAL ALHAMBRA.—FRANCONI'S CIRQUI IMPEItIAL, &Mind belf-pait 7 cla.k. ROVAL ALHAMBRA.--The great bare back rider. JULIC3 PYW. BYY&Y SVINING. THE OXFORD.—THIS EVENING a new and J. original Cantata, written by Litchfield Moseley. Eq.. sad composed by W. Meyer Lutz expressly fur this establishment. entitled KI NO CB Itlonl AS, supported by the mein company, with full lund and chorus. Director, Mr. F. Jonghmans. Comedy by Cnsworth, Eugene, itandalL T. Maelosam. and alio.. artist... Messrs. Berri, Leach, and Foster, from the imperial Chem, Madrid. ANTERBURY HALL—The GHOST in the C MAir.llC TOCNTAIICS.—..fine of the moat beautiful exist biti.ms of the celebrated optlcal Matrons yet preshmed. - -Irlde wilco prem. XVILRY IVILNING, at halt past 10 o'clock, In addition to all the vocal and pleteaiel altercates* of this esta blishment. THE REGENT NEW MUSIC HALL, Regent-street, Vintentanuare, near Victoriegtrest, Weat =agar. - GRAND TREAT for the CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS,— The largest company. handsomest hall, and the best talent. with the latest novelty, the Moodie Monkey, aseendov the high rope with his brother on his hack. Daring achievement+ of the krothera puRE W INFS.-4*e "Louci on ?if ical Review." G. WAUKEE sad Co.le CELIUSEATED PATENT CHRLATIIAS HAMPER: 3 bo:tss Port, 1 battle Flee Old Rum. I battles dbetry, 1 battle Fine Gan. buttlr French Brandy. 1 bottle pint, Champ's/he, Pitt ist Empty Included. ONE GUINEA. G. WALKXR and Co, 26. 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Its Zeeland) a PlltJan= CANDLES. to whom the prise medal nom ham awarded, sad thMr candies winded by her Majesty's Government tor nes at the military stations abroad. Those candles tan be obtained or all chandlers sad gnomes In the roiled K Modem. Price la. Bd. per pound : also Eielo's brand tatted Servim Soap LOW* Sd and ed. each. The public ono atettoned to me OM Yield's label Is on tho =Zs er hoax Wholesale adj , and tee exportation. —Upawn Lambeth. London, 8. MONEY ADVANCED, in Town or Country mall or bap amounts a private gentleman. will and without raretha at *monies. No lam r,eds whatever, or deddctiows et sop kind, and the strictest contitivece observe A p ply, or address with stamped envelope, to Ir. JOHN SYDSZY, dlia sdnotheldwelsainhers, Loathes, W.C. ROdES. Needs. Plait Teem sad Bard) RUSS. I‘lR J. C. STIIVENS will SILL by AUCTION, t his Great Lair* 1111. Lisgetreet, Corent-arirden, T.. )11.220W, Jan. 2, at half-psat 12 preebe 1.000 DOSES, sr‘ arm' hundted fruit tees, suitable for orrhard.. holhes, rlhdodendroam, conifers, and see& frown California. ae.-0a view*, morning of sale, lad ea/Alava lad. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS and NEW YEAR'S GIFTS for all wbo court the Oa, and Fentive :korona— RoWLAN DS' MACAInAR OIL, a moaner and beantiller of the Nut beyond all precedent Rowlands' Kalydor, for imparting a rad.Wt bloom to the enwipleskon, and a softneav and delicacy to titeUnds, Anne and neck. Rowlands' Chlorite, or Pearl Deed trice for tiring a pearl-like whiteness to the teeth and fragrance to the breath. The patronage of royally thrvoihont Furore. their general us by rank and 11861011. and the trisivernally known cdi acy of Peas articled. rive thew a celebrity inipecilleleil. bold by A. ROWLA ND and DUZill. dO. liAtt-is.gar.l , it. and by chemists and perfuniera.—Ask fur Rowlands' " urticles. NOTBIZTO IMPOSBIBL4. —The greatest and most maul inanities' of tae day. bOVA ASUAIArLIJL Maar JttliN 64$W LL and Co., Three King-court Loollard ilict,t. /radon, perfumers to her Ilikleetqr.nspeettutly aka to the goblin this tray marrelleue duld, which gradually roamer tho lama bar Jolts prht In. nsatterat what age. The Agora Anarella bas sow of the peopertios of dye*: *ea the ostarsre, btoel,nal to the in stem. and rhea the hair is outs illeterod Inaapplitsgoa per month rill keep it to perfect °Wow. Prier Ll U. pee beakk, or in half hottlea.los. 64.—Joha GoeneTl et Co. ban been appolated perfumers toll.R.ll.tbe Princess of Wales. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an effectual comely. without confining the bowels or affect lag the head, holy eflicncions sad plamant. Is mlinitted to be the heat medicine Inc imniedistely relieving oongiss, aside, confirmed cases of aettuna. and Incipient censuruption. IS fre quently c :res persons whom the faculty pronounce i nearside, admirably allays the tickling *lnch provokes frequent coughing. In appreching consumption its effects are truly bonefichil. ?sienna ..pci • .1 of sleep or even Bing down for fear of Wilma limy may depend on renal in a feu minutes alter teking W— hite:el only and sold by W. LAMPERT. &elides. S. King Wil liam-street, Charing-cross, London, and by all druggista, In betllcs sad three quantities in one, to Ail. 1:e particular and ask fur Lambert's Asthmatic flotsam. The name sal whitest are engraved oa the stamp. QUININE. —DR. H4BBALLI3 REPORT on WATERS' PREPARATION of QUININE to well Myra at •• Eaten' Quinine %Vint.' tiwitiatia to its ralue. Fun Hat of tenininnials forwarded by ROBERT WATERS, 2, MartL►laue, Canouantreet, London, E.C. Snail by Grocers. Italia& Ware housemen. and others, at Wm. a dozen. Wholeasle agog, E. Lewis and Co.. Worcester. .1 . 0ZE.A1113 COPARINE DIRGE, successfully RP Pied t the Pule end London Beep Oak, envier the ore of Loma COOrter, Rifted, Lloyd, Panel. end 1 441118 Chat ( I .otet. Oh Not., taw, ~a a cure In ma *verve al .la *Ober In moot or chronic diseases. ed. per battle, hy peak O. 24.. se C. J.W.111.8. French therelat. Ravnterket. LINIMMI4 NOTICK. The COURT JOURNAL is the leading Court and Fambionable Weekly Paper, having been established 34 year.. It contains a vast amount nt or Masi, et.ersi. court. tatbinnable, sporting. and naval awl mtary not to be foand in any other papa. rvioe L.l stamped. C. —.W. Moms& 2.v. Budges-street, Strand . aU nen.. ;ante, and at t h e &dimly Station. DEDICATID BY SPECIAL PIIIMISOOGN TO ELLE THE MINCE OR WALES, T H A itT -JO.URN AL ed. Monthlyj. ei .1 The Al(l.lAtir Crew ism ready) commons a lib& Volume and contains the foliowiaginteresting articles, the Meet bwrortaat cd which will be continued througlimit the year : On the Preservation of Pictures painted la Oil Colour& By J. B. Fyne. The heliostat Gallery. The Prato-Madonne. Attributed to IC Lute. Illustrated. Alusenest of the Month From Deigns by W. Haney. Illustrated. Art-Week d Jamobry. By the Hey. J. 6. Wood. M.A.. Ac.. etc. r tua Cinrch Ithheens. By the Bey. J. 11. Bellew. Bey. : their Style and Character. By J. Dafforne. The Moines of Partiament. newer et Art-Menefactere: Aft Iran. Illustrated. Portrait Painting in Regland, My Peter eunrungluun, Y.S.A. Hymns Pa Prele. Illustrated. Lys of the flosttlah (hyalite& Iltestrated. History of Caricature and of Grotesque in Art. By T. Wright, M.A., EL A. Mutrated. New Hall China. A History of the New Hall Porcelain Worts at beeline. By Llewellyn lea nt , F.S.A. Illustrated. The Depa M rtment of &Mace and Art. William Make the Artist. ,'New Method of ihgraving end Multiplying Prints, etc. Early Sun Pictures. ete„ Ac., etc. Aho three tine Engravings, vise : ( 4 Alley Lisle" By F. Heath. From the Picture by I. IL Ward, A. . B." Verdes: Store the Canet of the Oludeem." By IL Bramble& Prom She Pk-tare by J. M. W. Tartar, B.A. ' A Vines," By IL A. Artiste From the Beerelkt by J. Edward& }humming' will be given darlthe year 11M4 from rictuses by IL M. Ward, LA., W. P. PM ILA. T. Yr* EILE. O'Neil, ARA., J. Phillip, 1.. A.. eel raids, &A.A., J. bert, ILA., A. name, LA., D. Macbaa, 8.A., P. Pooh, LA.. Jetta Limit, F. Seeds% 6.1. A., C. B. Lesite, EL. J. C. Iltdc, EL. he os, I worts . , 14 7 " (3 .11 q 1 4 NOM - Merel=:' Prince end Prince Arthur (Mrs. ). ere. Selections from the Tenser bequest in the nation will also be continued. Examples of the worts of Neste., Malreedy, Peary Williams, Muller. E. Crowe. Mrs. IL IL Ward, Miss Osborne, W. J. Grant, and others, will be given dud the year. Lambs : Jensen a. be Ivy-lane. ELECTORAL CHANCES IN 1863. The following changes in the House of Commons took piece in the coon of the year which has Prat expired : —East Kent, Mr. W. Deader, deceased—new member, Sir Edward Darius, Bert. Reigate, the Moo. W. J. Monies, succeeded to the peerage—new member, Mr. G. Levee= Gower. Treas.', the Earl of Gifford, deceased—mew mem ber, Mr. Alfred Seymour. Cambridgeshire. Mr. Edward resigned —new member, Lord George Mapper Lie. burn Mr. J. J. Richardson, resigned —new member, Mr. Barbour, whose electio• was zubeenuently declared void—mew member, Mr. E. W. Verner. Went Somerset, Mr. C. A. Moody, resigned—pew member, Mr. W. H. G. Imagers. CUM , bridge, Mr. Mabee Stewart, resigned —new mentser, Mr. F. S. Powell. Devcsoort, Sir M. Seyn.our, resigned— Dew member, Mr. W. B. Ferried. Devizes, Mr. J. N. Gladstone, deceased—new member, the lion. W. Addingtuo. Cliicbeeter, Mr. H. W. Freeland. reeigeed— new member, Mr. J. Abel Smith. Bandoo, Colonel Bernard, resigned —new member, Mr. H. B. Bernard. Antrim, General Upton, succeeded to the peerage—new member, Mr. E. O'Neill. Thetford, Earl of Eustoo, semeedal to the peerage—new member, Lord F. Fitzroy. Dublin county, Mr. J. H. Hamilton, reigned—new member, Mr. J. I. Hantiltiza. Radnor, Si, Oornewall Leiria, Bart., deceased—new member, Mr. R. G. Price. Trate', Mr. 1). O'Connell, appointed to °Moe— Dew member, Mr. T. Londoo„Mr. Western Wood, deceased—new member, Mr. G. J. Good:ion. New Ross,'C.ptain Totten ham, resigned—new member, Colonel Tottenham. Kinsale, Sir John Aroott, resigned —Lew member, Sir Joel thunit, Bart. Iterwick.upon•Tweed, Captain deceased—sew member, Mr. W. W. CargilL Clare, Mr. F. 31. Colcutt, deceased—new member, Sir M. O'Logk len Mr. R. N. Milner, raised to the peerage—new member, Major Waterhouse. Mont gomery, Captain Johnstoe, deceased—new member, the Hon. C. Banbury Tracy. Ludlow, Mr. Beriah Hatfield. deceased—new member, Sir W. Frazer, Bart. West Worcestershire. Viscount Elmley, succeeded to the pewees—new member. the Hoo. F. Lygon. Tewkesbury, the Hoe. P. Ly goo. resigned. (This seat cannot be filled up until the meeting of parliament.) Tantworth, Viscount Raynham, succeeded to the peerage —new member, Mr. J. Peel. Coventry, the Right Hon. Edward Ellice, deceased —sew member, Mr. M. Treherne. Barnstaple, Mr. G. Potts, deceased—new member. Mr. Lloyd. Reading, Mr. Gately Pigott, appointed to otfice—new meteter, Mr. G. Shaw Leen*. Windsor, Mr. G. W. Hope, dec reed—sew =toed H. Visa. Ozfeed, Ye. J. R. w ineenher, Mr. Charles Neale. trio", Mr. W. Cubitt, deceased—sew member, Mr. Watkins Hum phrey. Buckinghamshire, Hos. W. G. Cayeedielt, moo. enured to the peerage. The polling for a sew member takes place todey. • Tllll SRAILOWIIIII. TERCIINTENARY.—At meet ing of the Nottingham Town Conned yesterday, the mayor (Mr. W. Pumas) said he bad received a letter from the National Shakespeare Cornm , ttee soliciting the cooperation of Nottingham in the erection of a monument in London to celebrate the three-hundredth birthday of Sbakeepear• on the _led of April, 1864. While he was anxious to do every bosom , to the menace, of the vont poet, be did not think it would be wise, in the preemie aspect of local affiuni, to aid the National Committee with funds, but he would suggest that they should founds Wardership in the Nottingham Yew Otionmar School in commemoration of the tercente nary. A sew grammer school was about to be built in Nottingham at a cost of 6,0001., end be thought the scholarship, which would be worth about 601. or 701. per annum, would stimulate the students, and when say evinced a precocity of talent it could be fostered, and ulti mately sent tome of the ueivereities. After some further discussion, Mr. Alderman Birkin (ex-mayor) Werra' " That a cornmittos be appointed to take steps for raising funds to establish a echolarehip, to be called the Shake speare Scholarship,' in connexion with the Nottingham Grammar School, and to define the conditions by which such scholarship shall be granted to commemorate the ter centenary of Shakespeare's birth." The motion was carried. Fenian BaLanoe beyond the charge of the Conso lidated Fund. tor the Quarew ended Bent " Lea, viz. : Great Britain Ireland £457,580 £457,5e0 incense received in the Quarter ended Dee. 31, 16t*. ea ebown In Account I. Amount received In the Quarter ended Dec. 31, left. in repayrneht of Advaneea for Public Worts, dc. 413,042 £19.9)3.34 Bs!ante, being the Deficiency on Dec . 31, 18N, upon the charge of the Consolidated Yond in Onrat Betels. to meet the Dirkiendt, and other charges, payable in the Quarter to March 3!, 1864, and for which Exchequer Bills (Deficiency) will be issued In that Quarter £20,102, Kt TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (Kturza's TQ.LOLIIe.) THE SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. BERLIN, Duo. 31. The Austrian and Prussian ministers will leave . Copenhagen in a few days if the constitution of the 18th November is not rescinded by the end of the year. The Norddrufsche Zeitung of to-day says :—" We learn that the adhesion at the Federal Diet of Aus tria and Prussia to the occupation of Schleswig has already elicited a protest from the English govern anent. England has stated to the German govern ment that in case German troops cross the Eider, she will be unable to refuse the assistance requested by Denmark," HAMBURG, Du. 31. An eye-wen/0 who hu arrived here Etatorthat the tete de pont of Friedrichstadt was blown up by the Danea last night, and has been totally demo lished. Advices from Lanenburg to the 29th inst. state that popular demonstrations have taken place against the resolutions of the Assemblies of the nobility and the landed proprietors in favour of Denmark. DRESDEN. Du. 31. Prince Frederick of Angustenburg has informed the Federal Commissioners that he does not intend either to assuu.e the government immediately, or to oppose the Federal resolutions of the 7th inst. KIEL, D 50.31, Nom. It is stated on good authority that Duke Frede rick of Auguateuburg has notified to the Federal Commissioners at Attona his entry into his country. WURTEPABERO AND THE LONDON TREATY. STUTTOARDT, Dic. 31. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Baron von Hugel, declared that tile government considers itself released from the engagements entered into by its adhesion to the London treatise, and that it looked upon Prince Itederick as being entitled to the hereditary suc cession. The Minister further stated that the re preseutati,e of Wartemberg at the Federal Diet had received instructions to act in conformity with these views. THE LLTZ MR. THACKERAY.—A story, the result, we suppose, of some mieappreheenee, has bees printed in the banger's oalumn of • weekly paper, to the mast that the use d William Makepeace Thackeray had bees pre =tfer the vicepreeideacy of the National Shakespeare ithes, lied had been rejected by • large majority. 4s this story bag found its way into other journals. it is only res pectful to the deed to explain that no etch fact hes moaned. Mr. Thackeray's claims tea place armies the vise-presideote of the National Shakespeare Committee have sever bees mired, sod of comes they bare sever bees dimmed. This is the simple truth. Some months into • circular invita tion was nest to the author of " Vanity Fair," es to many other eminent graces. By some inuichasee, or over. sisht, no answer was retorted. A few weeks lethe the ems anittee, ass mark of homier to Mr. Thackessy, pegged • resolution that a special invitation should be ferwarded to hire ; which invitation was duly written and sent by the secretary of the day, acting for the general secretary, who was thee absent from Europe. At the next meeting of the committee a member proposed that yet another special in vitation should be mat A geatleman who had takes an active part is ironer the envious iavitaties its. to imply whether the reply to it had teen received; and as it brine raid that the answer had sot yet opine to band, the chairman explained to the member who proposed sending • third invitation positing the receipt of an answer to the second, that it would be better to wait for Mr. Thatherny's reply. This being the apparent seise of • mediae warty sixty throes, the proposer of the third Mgt , tation seemed to acquiesce ; and no tee imagised that by whistler a course so deceit the great boneerist's clams would be in any degree psi is doubt. Subsequatty, low. THE KING OF PRUSSIA'S REPLY TO THE ever, the menthe. premed his motion, which cm being put to the vote was suppothed by el more than nine • ; the great ADDRESS OF THE CHAMBXR. mejerity eemiferiee it, not improper, bet merely ill-timed. BERLIN, DM/ 31. I now are the whole of the actual fact& Ws venture to say In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, the ,King's that the gentleenes who voted against this injudicious row ties were Mr. Thackeray'm true kiwis—those who felt most reply to the address was read. stressly his Claims to • high place en the committee, sad The King maintains his royal prerogative with who coasted most confidently on Ms co-operettas.— Attiesrnia. regard to foreign relations. Mature consideration OOLLIAION ON THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. had resulted in the King's resolution to proceed in —Tawdry eternise, about half-past 6 o'clock, an se cideut the matter of the duchies in a manner becoming the of a destektive ebatacter occurred near the Emendlue station of the Great Northern Railway. A reds Lenin honour of Prussia and Germany, while observing was at • stand, within about 150 yarded the station, pre. respect to treaties. The Chamber could not expect Parst'l to proceeding to P e tarb°r°l44 ' About this lima that the King, without taking inWaccount Primate, • oral train came up, and, the monis% being exceed ingly foggy. the driver did not rffeerv• the denser signal, international relations, should arbitrarily withdraw I which woe hoisted shoot 250 yards below the bridge. from the European treaties concluded in 1832. The consequence was that the coal tons ran et fall • . . • • • Ispeed into the goods Wain, splioterieg the guard's van. The question o f t h e h ered i tary success ion was ofeoshiolt lute howdrodo of wow Mar or aim troths, being examined by the Federal Diet. The matter and nvtt.ri'vg t hei rcontests is the g rea te s t ° " t f a i °ll to be meanwhile considered by the Chamber was, aloe, the line. Such was the form of the warns" , that the engine of the coal train was throws Prussia's Federal duty with regard to the execution, completely off the up line into a traaaverse and the defence of the country a gains t damper 'igloo, and thus effectually blocked ep the two lines. • . I guard of the goods wain bad , hely • minute or two winch ortaliT and soon arise out of shall I fore the accident, left hi vas. said he .ens preettedest to- proceeding. he King, therefore, expected a speedy wards the up platform of the Mottos to name his nod I I tics, where the eollisiou occurred. The pesessger truth' adoption of the proposed loan. from Peterborough to the north had rely lea pared the His Majesty's reply was referred to the coin- I Resesdinit bridge when the aceidest took pleas. The driver. mittens upon t h e l een. fireman, and guard of the coal Wale escaped uninjured. The I break-down peg was isenediately telegraphed for, and Owing to his state of health, the King will not upon their arrival they set to work t'a dour tie liae• So receive the usual othcial congratulations upon New , peat was the week of dentniction that it wen sot lured I half-past 12 that the up line was clewed, and the dews eara - uar line wee net evailable for traffic mail about 3 o'efack. The The royal family, Court Field-Marshal Wrangel, teen. bet " .. FAse"dim sect Little H Y tbsa Wee. piloted Commander-in-Chief General Weeder, GOTTYIKIII I on the up use until the doers line was elessei, sail the petal traffic was carried ea ewer the imp Bah Mach, and the ministry, will however be admitted. la conclusion, Baron von Iftgel announced that Wartemberg, Bavaria, and Saxony were fully agreed upon the Schleswiguiloistein question. THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN DENMARK: COPENHAGEN. Dan. il. Emma. The ministerial crisis has terminated. .Bishop Mourad has been appointed President of the Coun cil and Minister of Finance, and will act provi sionally as Minister for Foreign Affairs. The War Minister, M. de Thestrup, and the Minister of Justice, M. Came, remain in office. The King has gone to visit the army. (Neater ended Dec. SI, 11303. Nine Itootha sudad Doc. 34 Wt. i ' Tear coded Dec. 31, 186. r--- !a 1 -----, • creage. —,— Decrease. j lacrosse' Degrease. ' Ingram, Degrease. . Cri A A , A .__ 7 ,_ i , 330.000 amen — 65,00 754,000 500,000 211,e0S ID 11116.000 350.000 1 • • egra,o6s tot 6,1011 65,000 1 MOO MAO 1,71000 00,000 150,0* • MIN -..1 .J A ttl ..! M " li l a , lOO -......- ... N.... ;, -- ' 4684,210 1,1111.1100 1,2001111 4,069 I I,lN,tell 1, ale ..._ ,, , i • - _ • .., • v - .. — -N &min /Aiken Net Decrease. Crerolo EXCISE STAIRS TAIII 4 r NjpTUTT TAX =watt: TOTALS Hl.—An ACCOUNT SHOWING the REVENUE and OTHER RECEIPTS of the Quarter ended December 31, 18t13, the Application of the same, and the Charg h o a f rg t e he Consolidated Fund for the said Quarter, together with the Surplus or Deficiency upon such Amount applied out of the Income for the Quarter aided Dec. Si. 1863, In redemption of Exchequer Dellsiency Bills, toe the Quarter eluded Sept. 30, 1963. : Total Deficiency Deduct—Redeemed to• Sinking Fund 299,000 Amount applied nut of the Income to Supply gar- £1,9,4,610 vices. In the Quarter ended Dec. 31, 1883 8,777,232. Charge of the Consolidated Fund for the Quarter ended Dec. SI, 1:413, viz : Interest of the Permanent Debt.... /.8.a10,0114 Terminable Debt Principal of Exchequer Bills Interest of Exchequer Mlle luterest of Dekcieney Bills The Ciril List 101,370 Other Charges on Consolidated Fund . 538,61 Advances for Public Works, &c. . . :96,972 Sinking Fund Surplus Balance in Ireland beyond the Charge of 8.362,701 tie Consolidated Fund In Ireland, for the Quarter ended Bee. 31, 1863 1379.3.19 L20,102,85'2 , . Adviosi havei f ey :Am ... vat Iron New -Croili by . *a. 4 thinyi,,ip,..., let ber.. . . On the in ghtof Ilm.lit ...ef' Stuart's cayalry . underrMosby, *adult d o the Orange" Alinandrhi Rills d, iNititta hide ind a half from' *Paftflir Station'. A Abishitury •of the 146tti• New. York, gues the read at that point, made a atapisestees, bad wore overpowered, . sad 111 " 0 4 Intend- A train coming from Fairfax orcer c t 'with rag coils for theZ pas stopped at rapes Rup, vi the Con tes had destroyed the bridge and' 'up the` . for Ad* Oro !lir. The ' erste er etffienkly expleallid ''a! * t, withal brought ambulances with. them. Their Asti it is *aught, was to capture a large pee ning* Weis coining down from Alermuchia, but the train being yery late, disappointed thew. There is no news of importance from either Of the mail armies. ' Winter quarters are being pit= pared, endue impietaht operaffiiin are anticipated, altimagh there lea report that General Lee is in teasing the numbers and efficiency of his cavalry. It is reported, by way of Chattanooga, that General Granger, while moving up with his re inforcements for Knuiville, succeeded in cutting bff one of Lengstreet's ammunition trains. There 4 lit no iheahl d "escape, the Confederates ran the ' ---4 .laals lei two -olives .iiiio . thessiblir ...46 ‘. Deli 14,' . Between two and three ,o'clook this afternoon the forces of Looptreet turned upon and attacked our pursuing column of cavalry, ender General Shakleford. Line of battle was formed at Bear Station, on the Cumberland-gap end Morris- town road, and a fight ensued, lasting until night, when the rebels succeeded in driving us about itself a mile. Coloweb Wolford, Graham, and Foster were engaged. The musketry fire wee very heavy. We have taken some prisoners be origins to Gracie's brigade. The whole movement wails well contrived plan to capture General Shaklefories command, and a force of}ebel cavalry moved down the left bank of the Holston river. intending to cross at Keely's ford and get in his rear. This, however, was prevented by General Ferrero, who sent Humphrey's brigade to hold the Ford. We eapset a heavy fight to-morrow. A despatch, dated Cumbvrlabd Gap, Dec. 16, says : - - - A portion of Longnereere army made a descent from Rodgenville on Monday sod engaged our advance nest Bear Station. Ms reportoddhat the rebels captured 22 loads of stores. General Wilcox's forces have fallen back to Tazewell and are fortifying. Union citizens aro leaving Knoxville and going in the direction of Big Creek Gap. Fighting is in program at Blair'serom.roods. A Chattanooga despatch, dated 16th, p.m., states that Wheeler bas rejoined Hardee, and is reorganising his cavalry near Dalton. Hardee's head-quarters are at Dalton, and his force is estimated at 35,000, and is represented to be badly demoralised. Major-General John H. Morgan cruised the Ten nessee river sixty miles above Chattanooga on the 16th, and succeeded in reaching the Confederate linen. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. VIENNA, Dze. 31. The General Correspondent of to-day confirms the intelligence of the insurgents baring defeated the Russians at Wodzislaw, near Cracow, in the king dom of Poland. The Russians, who were commanded by Colonel Dauilow, were pursued up to the gates of Miechow. Steamboats run from Bridgeport to London, atd thence to Knoxville, twenty-two miles. Stores are transported by rail. The Richmond Whig of the 16th December con talus the following : The Atlanta Coale derary asserts that our cavalry ad vanced on the 10th above Ringgold. Finding the country clear of the enemy, they proceeded to Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge, where they found nothing bet the debris of the enemy's camp. The position seemed to have been deserted on Saturday last. In and below the town of Chattanooga the enemy bad visibly decreased his force, and the presuroptioa is that a heavy column has gone main% lereetess‘and .o.Ameditios has gone to West Tennessee to look after Forrest. who has taken advantage of the absence of Sherinan's corps. A despatch in the Richmond papers, dated Bris tol, Dec. 12, Bays : The news from the front is discouraging ; Loagstreet's, Ransom's, and Vance's corps have been consolidated, and great misname. is felt that General Lotiptreet will hold the country. A despatch, dated Charleston, Dec. 13, says : General Gillinore again shelled Charleston on Thursday night, throwing a number of shells into different part. of the city, and it is believed doing mach damage. All the rebel butteries c pied, and • heavy bombardment ensued loath* several hours. The storm is wubing away the rebe l obstructions, and yesterday a huge number of heavy tim. ben, bolted with boo, came down with the tide. From the amount that mine down it is believed that the obstruc tions mast be seriously damaged. The Richmond papers contain the following : Charleston, Dec.ls. The city was shelled at intervals on the 11th at 9 am. Sumter took fire from some unknown muse, and the timber wink of the south-west angle was destroyed. The Yankee batteries opened heavily on the fort during the fire, and were replied to by Moultrie. Oar casualties were 10 killed and 30 wounded. The fire was extinguished, and the fort le es good se before. Eleven shells were thrown into the city on the 12th ; several of ahem conteieed Greek fire, that burned for fifteen minutes after explceimi. There was se firing on Sumter on the 13th or 14th. This monitor 14 shells were throws into the city ; seven buildings won street, no one injured ; oar batteries replied vigorously. Thirteen Yankee prisooers have arrived, including the officen of the brigof-war Perry, captured in Morrill*. Isles. It is rumoured vit. St. Louis, that the entire Texan eoeat is in possession of the Federal forces. It is said that Kirby Smith commands the Con federates in Texas that Price, with 4,000 men, is near Washington, and the entire forces of Manna fluke Shelby and Cabell are near him. Greet num bers of slaves from Arkansas and Louisiana are in Texas. Forage and supplies are abuodaut in the Red River region. Thum sentimeut in the State is said to be strong and rapidly increasing. Richmond papers say that General Kirby Smith is concentrating his forms for a determined effort to drive the Federal troops from Texas and The Dbatis of yesterday has the following re- Western LcmiliAns ' marks upon that notorious offender against truth, Ilse heraffde Busse : Refugees from North Carolina state that it is nearlu e baroned by the rebels, as they have only • two Ms Invoke Reeve ought really to be more ingenious Butler • ell. of troop s % rig t i de t a k f e e S l a t. are . d General then thee it is is its somaate of battles. It gives an amount, re raising a 1 . 1 , ) , Bleokade-runniag continues to increase at Warning ladifitiok pidameteinathethipalatine25 th December ,alLilain •a engagement "aeibtsrof ton, and it is said that half a million dollars worth of goods enter that port every twenty-four hours. 000 men, commanded by • leader of th e name of Smdlewski, A despatch , tc , ~..t..„..... Dec. 17, states that and • rather small Muslim detachment, mounamied by the captured steesner Chesapeake was retaken by Colonel Brinker . The baud was "definitively de- the IJaited States steamer 1111 a And Annie, in Sam strayed." The Russians took 141 muskets, killed bro' Barbour, Nova Bootie. The prize eau sent to mid wounded five hundred men, and made seventy pd- Halifax' at the colonial au thorities had previously emirs ;so that only thirty Poles were left who esesped gi ven ore - • ers for the arrest of the officers and crew eafe and sound from this encounter, which "tested rasa of the Chest e. Lieutenant Brains and most of hours." The le relide Reese condescends to remark "that ibis men escaped into the woods. tie " silt ''' . 4 the Pars war •Itr•m t v °14111•14* In the Bena r- t — o, Mr. Wade, of Ohio, presented a shish is very obliging on its part, but very memorial asking for the passage of au act for the • 1•° ; for " • 'Mbar small detachment " dcwc "IQ }En v y "ee/ I emancipation of n act persous of African descent- It men out of 600 hors de combat without leading us lea t n 1 was.tetertad to a committee. that the resistance must have been vigorous, espeoielly i M. Saultheam .01 Delaware , presented a memo we are told that it lasted seven hours. And bew leelf.l.rial from elseiymen of Delaware asking exemption men, it will be asked, did the rather small , y rea . the mowlivition. Mr. n im bh urg remarke d dettelM4 of Calomel Molten lose in consequence a . • I - iiheb s pastor elftb steads to the duties of his desperate resistance ? It kit six C° " sal, af . • ; holy miasma of pesos mid goodwill to men should four were vomited and only two killed. ' Ile b e exempt from military duty, while political par- Eeelisk and Americans are much occupied . at ' 10 111 sonsehould bit pieced in the front rank and made to moment in trying to Bad for the plates of their kits:'' it pc the ear is over. The memorial was clads sue metals that shall be motion proof. Let them to go o military comm itt ee . inks the cloth the Cos sacks use for their clothes ;It is% s I'A int essolutien tendering the thanks of Gni material which seeders those who wear it mere Wed- p ass to General Grant and his command was 1 agrabk they the "WI of the 84 ; in whi c h "Wee Om Mimed by Mr. Wilson, of Massachusetts, and I see of Pekoe. ma phew' at the moment of his birth; li m bo. Six holland alas dutsrilt• l l firing away fee seas howl I 'lit Wilson prevented a memorial from Massa - 1 remains, end Sim Ommults kill•d — co; men than Om! ! eimaetta coloured troops, asking for the ; • - —_ _ • ! bounty given to white troops. Referred to . l 011MAZ 7 wan's. oNE SHILLISO DAT...* committee. ' a THINLIDAT ; I. SL—Adialll67ol OM popes*, ALM ; • Mr. Sumner , •of Maamobtuietts, intro d u ced ' M • A... 4 date NM. Vail% ME ; Semi, 5,419. ' to satisfy the claims of American citizens by resi.T., CRACOW, Dsc. 31. A new insurgent corm under the command of Zubr, has made its appearance in the government of Radom. Numbers of volunteers, including peasants, are waiting to be supplied with arms in the government of Lublin. The National Government has issued a decree dividing all the forces of the insurrection into four commands, the three first of which are apportioned t 4 Beak, Kruk, and Lads respectively. The fourth commander is not yet Appointed. layik : THE SUEZ CANAL PARIS, Dr.c. 31. A telegram received here from Suez, dated 30th inst., announces the inauguration of the meeting of the waters of the Nile with the Red Sea. A banquet took place ou the occasion, at which toasts were propoeed to Ismail and Said Pachas. MARSEILLES, D. 31. Advicee received here from Constantinople to the 24th lost assert that the Porte will shortly address an explanatory note to France on the subject of the Suez Canal, in conformity with its note of the 6th of April. THE SPANISH DEBT. MADRID, Dec. 31. The usual monthly auction for the sinking fund of the Passive Debt took place to-day. The prices Sled by the government were, for the first clue internal, 48.50; second, 29.75 ; and second foreign, 35.80. Tenders were Sad in at from 46.50 to 50.23 for the tiret description, 30 to 30.70 for the second, and 37 to 38 for the third. THE STEAMSHIP RANGOON. The following telegram from Suez, received by the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company from Mr. H. Bayley, one of their assistant inanagers, has reached Mr. Reuter'a aloe : ADEN, Die. 25. The unceasing exertions of the last fourteen days were this morning rewarded with success, and the Rangoon is now safely moored in this harbour. She came in under her own steam. The ship is apparently uninjured, and will be despatched to Calcutta in a few days. I shall proceed in her. The Nona, which has been detained here to assist the Rangoon, will leave for Mauritius early to-morrow. _ THE FABLES OF THE " iNVALIDE BUSSE." or spolimisscitolet..44l2l.lelipisighpB ordered to be printed. e • 'A iesolition was offered b'Mr. :acxr.o mont, and adopted, coffin npoo the the Treasury to furnish the 13bnate slants in his poseession ae r t's i t 7 the practise' uptilitse\ tion Of 'the Reciprocity l A communication was teseired from Proudest Lincoln, transmitting a letter from the Freedman's ! Aid Society, with a reoomnissithan that it reserve careful consideration. In the House of Representatives, a resolution was offered by Mr. Grinnell, of lowa, and adopted, de nouncing the taIeIIIIOI44 , I4WPII pelelleet.by IV • Sonthern-anthorities. Mi. Egerton, of Indiana, olfered a iatolotf4itil condemnatory of the emancipation proclamation an unwarrantable interference with matters inthieat-Ps only to the pleasure of the States themselves' it rately. The resolution was lost by • vote.of against 66. . Mr. Smith, of Kentucky, offered a resolution.o declaring it to be the duty of Congress to passel! -V netessary bills to supply men and money, antjt • duty of tins paepliff to-offer biery aid in tbeig to the constituted authorities in crushing out rebellion. This was adopted with only one dis uniting vote--Mr. Harris, of Maryland. • Mr. Harrington, of Indiana, offered a preamble, putting forth the principles_ of the constitution in =t a t3.tegoal i abilk t ili c ajgieght io oo4 the right to suspend the Habeas Corpus in loysi States ; and that that assumption by the President , is ffespotic, and subversive of the elementary prin ciples on which the government is based. This was rejected by a vote of 89 against 67. The house then adjourned until the 21st of De cenaber. Major-General Buford, commanding the cavalry in the army of the Potomac, died in Waa'aington on the 16th of December of a fever contracted in amp. General Buford was considered the first cavalry officer in the service, and was a general favourite. The vacancy caused by his death has not yet been filled up. It is stated that General Grant is in very poor health, and his physicians have fears that he can not entirely recover. He suffers much from the effects of a fall while in New Orleans, and is said to have sustained internal injuries. As the army is about to settle into winter quarters it is urged by General Grant's physicians that he home to recruit, in order that he niay vigorously open the spring campaign. COMMERCIAL INTELLIOF-NCE. NEW YORK, De o. 19. Flour active ; 6.10 dole to 6.30 dole. for anporftne State 6.45 dole to 6.80 dole. for extra State ; 6.50 dole. to 7.40 dola.far slapping Ohio ; 7.65 dole. to 9 dole. for Western ; 7.26 dole. to 8.75d01a. for trade sod family keine ; 6.76 dob. to 9 dolt. for Canadian extras ; 7 dole. to 11.76 dole. for trade and family Canadian ; 7.10 dolt. to 8 dole. for Baltimore ; 8 dole. to 9.2.1 dole. foe extra; sad 8 dole. to 10.75 dole. for trade sod family Southern. Bye door, 5.713401 a. to 7 doll. Wheat 1e.1;27 higher ; 1.44 dole. to 1.50 doles for Chi cep spring ; 1.47 dole. to I.M doh. for Milwankie Club ; 1.51 doh. to L 54 doh. for ember Ilihraukis ; 1.54 doh. to 1.60 dole. for red Western ;1.01 dole. to 1.63 doh. for umber Mak*. ; 1.82 dole. to 1.85 doh. for white Western; cod L 35 dab. to L3B doh. for old Chicago spring. Porrisioos.-17.12 doh. to 17.75 dole. far old mess pork ; 18.50 dole. for new rues ditto; 12.67 doh. to 13.00dois. for prime ditto; 16 dole. to 16 dole. for extra mess beef ; 12.50 dole. to 14 Job. for Wester. , mews ditto 24.50 doh. for tierce Western mss; aid 28 dole. forties, India ; 17 doh. to 18 dois. for Western beef hams. lerd, to 121 es. per lb. Cottou steady, at 82.:. for middlings. Mon —7e- to Tie. for }samosa. Bogar.-121e. to 13r.. for Cuba ; 131 e. for .Nou Orleans, moo line . to 13e. for Porto Ploo ; Ti.. for reflood loaf. , to 24m La Snaky, and Ik. 14021 a. fat seed leaf. Petroleum dull. 29e. for crude, 44e. to 43c. for refined in boOd, sad 52e. tos4e. for refined free. J i THE GERMAN INTERVENTION IN DENMARK. (ROM 01711 OWN HAMBURG, Inc. 29. The Federal Commissioners have jest issued the following proclamation : _ lo consequence of the hoe of conduct pursued by the members of the Ho'aisle government at Moen "Mee they were confirmed in their appointment' by no, asol in due consideration of the agitated slate of th e public feeling in the Dimities, we lave deemed it right to mBOVII learn their edictal fonctmos the undermentioned members of the mid government :—Count von Moltke (President), Government Clio' minor von Moose, and Goverereent OsaMor von Warnstedt. We reserve toeing/ekes the rfahlfeif up the above oppoistmeate, and as soon se we lam *eke tt fit and responsible persons we shall bring it loth* knowledge of the peldic. /those. Deo. 27. 1863. As the Danish government has resolved to wee tinge Rendsbnrg, the Commaader.in-Chief M tbs.. Federal troops in Holstein, the Saxon Liestsweisbee General von Haks has given notice to the diflndlste corps that be removes his headquarters tome:maw from Algona to Reudsburg. This important place, ' though not tenable as a fortress in its present oen dition, is in a strategic point of view the most is4 s ,, leab7e position iu Holstein, tieing built on a little island in the river Eyder, with formidable defeat- •• sive works both to the north—the Schleswig side— and on the southern or Holstein bank of the river.' As this is the extreme northern limit of the Mr. riteey of the German Confederation, it has %lea , proposed to malts a first-rate fortress of it, and deelare.it to be a Federal fortress like Luxembourg, • Landau, Mayence, and Ulm. The post from Copenhagen ban not arrived, and as the telegraphic direct communication is broken, we receive telegrams here rid 'Dinning, Heligoland, and London. Accounts from Kiel state that there have been some disturbances and tumultuous meetings, which will probably call forth stronger measures on the part of the Federal Commissioners. It appears to have been entirely an oversight . . (and not an intentional act of omission, the possibi lity of which I hinted at in a former letter), that the custom-house frontier line was left open when the Danes retreated. A corps of coastguard is being organised by the Federal Commissioners, and measures are being taken to protect the southern land frontier from smuggling by placing detach , menta of Hanoverian ri fl es at all the custom-house I stations, between which and all along the coast pickets of dragoons will continually patrol. MR- Cox wELL'a BALLOON • e'r Wienerrett.-41very • was made at Wool wii:l atonal ?Meads, awn riZatinir :be e sanest of Mr. Caswell's Wee 1.14., hot as Mr. . Cos well sod akar potlemea were abod"W water ate oit, it was observed Mist a Mak boxy stsassfiloro watipitheskse overlie/Ahi while emit roofer deo tall ia4 of eliwirestioate, i practically wasstery, sad the soma was therefore &kiwi& well ibis day,wiliee it will take plans at 11 dance, Arts • 4 the Mord Jawswei.-isbasfit Mis data of lie wither pewee favaszable. 71te balloon. is aow Waled with 75,000 f o tzt mee.wasi it is Weeded to make • WO' motet, the wee ter waft WIWI pine/mow ea eileik•r amiss% et Weawieik. bet to ees i bie Mr. J. GLielipc asaka at z r .:1 , 1 4=t0 the British Anxieties as to the Mate of the a* valises ailltudes—akowt the parted tf tee elateetwe —4li Lift • artier et doubt soak aiewlies wOliserthe latiber regime ere week eater ift e grs lit risme,. Mr. Okifshor has prisaatimi Mr. bliarraibwr, Marti, Illte fellowiss ilawripMsit t ' " s 1 c "' Woos for 46 s' primossa W. Gawk. it , James pkitsber, LRAM! 4 .te " • ; . 96 - .4tlP / E P P B'B COCO A, DistimtWebed as a FRAGRANT. GRATEFUL. AND INVIGORATING RiLEARFAST BEVERAOL Originated specially for the we of Dune under horn copeAhic kitAtMetkt, It haa through its agreeableness become generally accepted 1