The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-15 00:00:00

/(4 ,20Z e+ 0. CS‘/100 1 .• 0 / 1 -4 i; "1‘146.0 Tebt ..ri..:--t3)--t-t%51 .~ ',- : No. 4,161.] 'nlllll7 mei 110010111 AUWTRALIAN LINE Jur • min WM—ft OTMboa MB must MI =:=4,l g "Ilgeft POW for twoMpleiVe Wait ft gemip . .1 Ift• wals•flon; st MIDST QOM. r MOURNS AUSTRALIAN LIM /ACM 1ie1102711e111.011 Digsu bb re= Ida 11,e_eAmitodIble 921.7 „ . ALI zrit.. ez r F u rzcztutsrm arra W i tt= AWL EA. MRS. MONEY MORAN mod SONS' (ii merga i mix ar d ri l it y 4 11•11 1:4 10 2: OS FUNlflgif. Dos /1. r ass Y4l OIL ? it S t • Let s. NO . 4L I V I 0.41• 2= Awl NNW pillow •lid/no Iles M =JOWL UM, Mrs. boa. 1.1 swlllesom balk sal Ilit.d ea erbe per semi Yob Is MINI" ogrirmodasba• kw damn el in we sum am ozporlnsei C aag les=ps =ft 111.1104. ALLPOSt ma 110110.14 al* Sem. MIIIIT I II sad SOX& IM4 LIediabIISIIMMIL UCELAND, NEW ZBALAND.—WILLIB i tk a atea u niorto d ieLo PAtitarr . - M i rtgew ". re., I totll d iorr d oriotallfatioN luidooJ. RICH* r; was i mm i n WIL 16•11.11 ASK Mb lot OAK boat oaf la IVA ••• Mob Me 1 4..04 lootoos. boo • booboos taboo oak rot tow Wmolito• taboo as I letir bottom ionic dio oil elms mita goo Irth pr•.1.14r1 int% my" emil.rt to ail dr. pototzty. Otantatter ova boors so stotoolta Is fibs Aotmlbo powwow to&r e 4 risk be Qs Jr •111 Watt all notpoboit tbe ab - boa MANIONIS ••••••1•• kw sian& o:rua ni allet• we Nom QM will. ISO le do o•O nit t• obitto bl• /NINO mails *Or will-la••• proomassom kr maw kr fre tat otot Polelba voTAGIN le AWRY.* MUM VIM T.A. 111114. Ai °Um why. . Sionsea I M I 1.12 1 2.:;“ Ii Traraller ...... a. • traiinhi Ora Ili Xs, lit. .1 **ow pima Si Am ATIMP ranee 110 dim F. bai be Ma Mimi mob& by rummiabie mAiß — baa aa to prim. M. ea beybagba raga. id Ga. L eambMilmn. ebboYMIM. LC. EATEAM 001131UNICATION to NEW TORY. Sttm LITIIIMIOOL. NSW TOILE. awl PIIILAIMILMILA M I.IOIIIWIT doomMialme taw foll-pnommell Imma MM. ea. difft magma ma QummoMmtmo. to dart pummaime mod dmopmikimm t sm laws --- ion raw TORR. KANGAROO. hos lamosod. Widnenis), Den K. MT el • Lriroaa. lampo.d. We4l/1187,, Ina 4,. IVA And sob shrews Widnadds, trans Linenne•L K lundons.roor , anis lbessommodallos. pram II onnow. bon lAree, o .1. tostsdkve im prorldean mid& ftnnre ti thirds ao4 Utot,4 AWN sama—tne hirer wanders npalLti br lrt ki s I:TM; Wannworenl. lawoonni; w In MVO old LC EMI Kaismonenn. 01116 STEAM to BRENINN.—Ore of the North Osman rows sonwrar r...... m a rie," 11114 a Mel nun, 11.reveirkses. *la faridi owl jewaspwit. =..14 ZV! ; dot. Mom: • Iwo rad a bait : er rolltrir MOWN Go Ihs North Orman Uerd. 11. lam op. II C. STEAM to ROTTERDAM sod the RHINE. Ilbe Welberlamb Nistes.host Oempear. twenie atiamils verlft. W. 113111/51. lowe We Wisaes as/ Vol. g tjar 6"1 ; Martreopirt,t2 P.,lobeabgaVe Y. T.wPWILLIPP.. Na tlVOg i n g ibn ,' Arjerp r ge k ghti= orb Sur.. Mat ' Compaa7.ll. Weed.rome. city 9= and EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE to nLawn. 10tost Watora ia Wiwi to WAITRIORD aa4 0011. W MM. le MILVOID 1141 IRS, owl bop powerful Mit tilanlit Mu Ilto Timis= at Ira V Wort Dolls wow to lissortar4 tem 11. try. 0w1.% owl 4 4.14. *lnt dr Voir from Poti4lattoto. TualuaT. ?SURMA'', awl SATOILDAT. to 0011.1 br 111. ma.. rfi.... '—'. Vona :—b... PiroMs.. 41i. limmedat., W. 4. /101142.. Ileum 'Sewn.. ...mole Gr me ...W. 7ki. Ihne.k.s. On Isms& Ili & nom rauatn lore Wmatorl laity at VA: . art lam Orli err" Mae la da, W•sdrw, art Prkw.—pat at Ur Itriaay daubs: at ts MANN. FOAM and JrCrire, lordna, arl Mailmay arra, Sae UMW. DION .atte Sr 4.01131111 f T . Warreard ; ',Mown. MEM OHL Oat WM et DEPOSIT. Established A.D. 1844. 6. 64 : 1. 1.• 11 . 1 . 1 *WO. be= a IWO INN et bows my be MO am* momete. m = medal Erma. ow be •Ilidearo oltimei Nem bil Mtlerrag d a l tassess Disaass. INIMINOW waft reemb ma tree ea avelbatina. LOANS OILINTEP WITROUT LUIZ AAPOILMICA MY Till MUTUAL LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION Miliol Wm. 11, Or. Ilionoloom, b ooMCA/orpo b :CULT Y. 11....11.011.14°P.r.51..4 at Volk hr.. received mat. Pik, is. and loodo for 1et.,4 WeernabohiP Pi iambi Po Como., to comfit. ll.tirmoow lomoilyir, gliopp adosoolo Pim liminess. or IN oillosioll poooi toot doloir&I Lahrialio„ boo. of 1. re v. or inem4 etantpol II MX II If aIISOW. Oswalt. LIVE ASSURANCE. ADVICE OFFICE, No I. ►Pd. oorshi pip Wire id „pi .1. moo So teo.re lame brr ob. to Mom. Dettleorbi C. tor Vole pow pap It I. Lo be oi for wins M. It pa bir looriot Tin limo pally s Imo to !vista •ALOS. to soft Op pars Wkidll re Kilns pi aroma arl pi to din hos •iosloo If ALMS AMA fl/OITIM ondlobi prim es so id so *Si To Waft OP sr on so Y boob, me S. b aim .S.. Iftl Paoli imo iho watts pi tin Wantrownsi tomb 'wham's* oi • rig OM =di Pip Maim to Plr Mimi iv woo* pip of souramo. lIPE ASSUItANCIL—The holders of BMW) MUCUS au • mowed is sommanue de dr of On awed Wider% sad bu ry maim. had bees we &oft to Ilir.. DATUM sad Oa.. &err 011 es he Lee 1. Mr.. Ir. ComiilL—thern, Ow In sad Oa Worm le A FR vmst. ger ram Wm* se order We premisii• ea WWI .11h.m. M FIER far PATENTS, 1, &As-street, Limola's W.C. - Own DAT ISO air BMWS OANDIOOOM ke S. Ism* oremor I....ifirs s, I. Or voiord or of poorromoi pororo, !WI rid terra rano Mr tama. ma Igor norms al Nord owl sourersl Ors, AT 0 TICE rip MIEN !OM—OFFICE for ifr'l l l.l%:__too r VlZTAxw`l= — P"lt= A4•lism. rib= wiles= li ft a= a• se 1"1. 11~ 4. 4 ).. N 1. .66 MISCTUT&7wa...I.If=4.4"" ie mlaml roam MPONTANT BALE of first-elms now sad s MTIIIL—J. I:) , NT and Co: big to moms 110 potio siss Om Om le Air . , Or eal le elsolisto of metal boom m id so slots olly sto troms MI dto. ow Marlow to Wlaoloodom . Imo mot so isol • doo ompridos Moss/ lon dlatm tosl bod tom So sot. Mo Mrs et trlZOot ai rootor Es gm la Ms at Si dd. : soloomos Mins MIK so SO ; Me M 10. dd.; som OM MO* propmlMOf Moo. et Om Itoonou Imam Ilmor.ll.L. A MOO dims • *.oodoiolioyoo. goomo to re oto,== dm soot moll E. sod an rim as M.M. diorhol I. of Moms Moo WS. sod mot MOM* at MOM MI: ao4 mum om Mild b Nied Mao, smsdoso: Mb lamp dsosostass of botoom EMIR Mod moo e•mmiass& paital lb. MOM pre. M O• a Imo 11.0— god or nom, Ina Mes. 4 Vmt mom. of. (Orme MI Os los folios) MOM to Ye IMadm. do Mottst ;MINI as Or oss sl mo. OVER 20,000 of W W 8 KNIFE-CLEANKRB ha*. floes itifeb to • •aataalat • Sada milk,. Glatt and tIM Ur dame urn., •16.1 Min at dad. we rot to rm. its. in...* !Ws rata .K me, —IL WORTH. fly Oste4 alms. Mao MOUTH I PATHS? IllAitill•TlWP, tibia la nor. wets la tat t • rte. • rtta,trit Oa Nokia 11.1. W at. I PEC l'ACLgd, improved b 7 HARRIS sad BON, L - arra, warn Ur .104 Balm maw! lav **Opt _.. . . graa 'ammo or p. 6.. 4•4741t1 s= YU, IC. gad vatmel..l Ave-Uina. ult :rest May. at o vlo I. A al WO non,. Phew*** Ct, p.m Ires.—rlMN I I.),API•not I 11, .1. O ~samu ap...14, MI MASI& Yuma imf.l .11 usvair seriamd. THB PATE REGNAULD. sine, is acknow- Wand 1,111 to prAdesitompallar, MH h •11 aro of COD U 9/. sad .11 raw .f ttro ette,to I h., Moly Sve a ► =warm ...rron for It. %.µ , rl.oty.-141ro L pw bn a Ifo sw.soliftl o 4 .11LUINVILlIta. aim se Is MO wr. J. 1 . 1,11.11117. W INDIGESTION CU KED at dart by NI ENTHANO DT 3K. or alai rya rlo.t lc I. T.T. tLLae an d Tam*. raw a motorlog bra b N Um ma ark neasolo «aaa th. ilia allf.l all ....• , t.oe proems orate rm. tbo alma* a Imialto4). •:aPar. Mom. , a. darrlas. Olaa. acre named Ito ao om .4 rtio , Orp Mac em mom n.dry, re tAl.l4 i . ani moo Man. m a ore mly sm a artie as. daft. „ I n .11 to,- 11100 %1111e\1111. ao.I *WOO WO it J. UlltomMlTtl Sc•.ale t. lON .$Oll. xi. most efficacious REMEDY for RHEUMA TISM. Lupton% Ain* In O.- Litatht ChM:Amiss beton they In an lt I , h /.1.1.- 'n /IN '1 I. t Ll.. the oat' mho, It.hbroattios .Ittott ► !Moto , . • • - t ins wn to •u , • •hth • *at of Xoclarl •• •• ••••••••• Lal..akrnamr . • gni: • .t th. stns.. the..." gintara ..... oiler Ye gre.i ... &to If ,11,9 W id or••••rtlith: to tho throotlooo. oleos to efeeta..r%-t eon Prue I • 111 an I 1.. St pet th Mkt otoortro VI a th• mow. of - tht , ol•l mOt eft, rammer. ama. - .....g..1 ~ the ...own...wit{ 4..... p. L62o ai UKR CekL—LAMBERI'd ASTHMATIC 11141.11111 with -wt ...niletrit tlt. hriwwl• et dweller tbe bad. 61... awl 0.... I. olrn.:16.110 Maw NM .6.4161.1 16t I n.. Vll4 ,WI -M, n 4 !....nine.6l • roof 6.11.166, Wen. 1"..II 116..... 1.• ..... p.n.. • boo. lb. 166•161 ph...WO 1. 1,6161.111. WI, the nctlint wt.& prc 6 41.=.111610.1..._ ___ .6.. ......00.464 1 K. a . ••• 6,0112 1.... m... .1 , ..111.• 111111=r4c4. ••• ',I. Hunt In.. f•re Iry 66 _ Mal .11166.1 Emodiet h. •t • nt......1. tanum 4. —1.6.66.811.1.1 . 14 ,,...."1 1 V. Mitt'. •11.1.0 t, 3., .I..r..trect • b. 161... 141 ... •I . 146 61. wen II lama T... lisillArbeatie liga.:llN W. aad sebum Imposel et Mules& EUROPEAN and COLONIAL WINN COMPANY. MA PALLASALL. LONDON. S.W. The Pram Mata of lith ASMllikillh Oa paidelly aataandidslag the =rnismom lio Mamba UWE ananwevnie bhp faith a lr plans art p Sr ia; art la saN Ism Ishaptay. sof Phi* ha gal aft is Claw Se.. al th. A N A and puma Maas Oh. Wham logratella to Yalta almattaz to the sthsatten sewed kg WY Camprh. titi .... the et el tas Mid pro. =of W. mad of Frahm. .taia. Parmaal had Mike. am al WOO .67.477 mare to th oosoosor a oda al at MIA NI par ama. M nuu rN suso sod COLONIAL WINN 0011 PANT. ea It dew a haw mama of thigh ass OAT etlrr ham la haahashaahl ma= the Mrs is draw aa ~Mt, wail Om whets lb saftemara Wm Ina einot. MO air i gnMes No art all peclaulan haseadhl as haw W *. lISID TIPPING. Marasir. EUROPEAN and COLONIAL WINS COMPANY, 147. PALL. TALL, LONDON, SOUTH AFRICA! 13111111 T ....... Oft. sad Ma pst dica. MOUTH 411100. T Mis. a tad Mk. TY VPOR liktriAtieati t iti r am. awl winos nue rte~ jrwWll7 ww/ANNI t 4.187 s ir• god OW =fitfte M E UR OPE A N smd COLONIAL Win 0011/WIT. ItOTAL TI CattiLlitifilk i e wmpu • •.. per ice • ok tieh t metalet toe MINIM NMI pedia e rgeer ig Shit Morey setared the meet amml jet t esee et the eeleheated Tim " ireseeme 1111111=rathe latitme" lapel emote " Ode Mi g ht WY. IO TIPPlie. . E UROP It A N sad COLONIAL woo oo NPANY ne, rAwitazA. Lotook. Ilir. MUDD OLD PM Ili ptr am& pm It tie west &Ms mai pipe tatiterS. Ili tramatablr lir ?Meg Me Pei barbs bps be pup la tit wok Is idl drettlit tip Maim et tie amslorir, lobe Ilt he the arilserai Pl* WM. lIIID TIPPING. Namort. EUROPEAN and COLONIAL RIMY COMPANY, PALL.M A LA. LoN NAL► W. SPA/MLLI oil A M PACIN .. L ...... ak. da ama b um, aaL yowl 116. Mr Am WE JULIAN MLAMMT,Aet whim* oddity— . PALM 000NAll MANDY . ..... HA owl AL NUM. msd Prim lAMs imot discs Applmatiopada.. MAMMAL n WM. 11111 TIPPING, tkaapr. RR. KAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL Nussuld. ler it taw Dmilmaskat laskamsrilifal by Da whole . Pam to Da the ar k i& w arl lellnathe at saw ir salstaare). MIMI DAIL, kr la 1:. = 4 ,ral , ..... labs. ................. . earla. Dr. r= am Ilts ar ilaertase._ &ID at 3 aad I a le am i,.Z ib a an — I = =4 4 U a il e Z: r u = 4 — D " Set X& Ow art their ear•-11. Itiliabiffr ft lispreduerroa Dlsarlat—lhaidas sad 11. atose—issr to Arm Moral aafrisfai. M G Dr. Doha • ?rads' so Ike shwa as hey eatillea .b. Pt& ksafar al Illsrttis' alaS Pat Dia so mist st El slarapa Mart Dam the Dakar. IT. Ntsont.Clavragebsqueit 11. E U uP It AN and COLONIAL VIII COMPANY 1. . PA NALL. LONDON. LW. ORLI/ M• 111 11•MPIAL Alp ewer et the tiler WlOll6, record re otherree. tanientat bur art* ea geteri et Pereira ceder. Me deer he herr r Ger WM. TIPPIIIO. Mearee. CHOICE WINES.—RaiI paid to say oat= in argeog.-611111DIIMAIES 1•01121 from the weat tr t imini llt Ob i esilla eras; owe. too* 4.3... Mo. ea.. /IL. tegiL: birds. Ma. NIL 4114. ea; atteaublada, 464.. 664.111116; OA art 5444 .4 IhathAlll; Cleteht Me M. Julleajes.; a. eft; •VINIIII mni.4, 4iin. le 1066 ; thaehhhi Cheoliesee. ea. iIL, 716,Ne. the above hay eke be hal la Ohba by TEO& etlad 16011111 . Prworde of 47 nen WWI ON to Rea Seeley et Liseelebbosh ht. hetet), Ocedl6l6446bet, W.O. UMII Ihthleden bleb lola Mil eall 00 7 We Came *sad,. 11l vet iis. AM 1 s ea eetilleelies. Ti. MAHAN'S LL WHISKY Y. COGNAC rall/LANDV.-1112 22242•044 old ISM WHISKY 7122162 t- il k. . bll . 1, Is 4 .... 4. ... 7 ,,,,,...... r. 67. .. = Mall Mom 12 Woks ; Ho 242.22112 r d 4 121212 Ow MU= Isar 12 Ilsderd; sr at 2, esiel 12 smel24.-012222/ He 221 NEL slak bb.l. NH fief Is — rogr a llos. W, Li WSW.' H/11 , (Exicr8 COONAC.—A pure pale or keer• maw & eta pet paw 44. per doms. Iha• lambs el k rare= leery. rmi iireopm sUolngel. MOM{ Or 07. lb pa maim rata o lt o zi! .4.. twineldr abas l Llama. s.h iftillAmd 101. p3ODOR/P8 PURE ENGLISH OIN. Latiow CU Teak 15e. per 'Allen ; Wee /Pe** Re , IC pod 16. ; eed ler, isee di Pal awl Brow. Cs seeripep. le pan 4..; aid Irili Poi Spa* W Neb.*. IS. .Im /111. ; ell Jowl= Orpoge Tarp Ilk Poi INN la Appel beir. ems. et mre sallem.— Leal/LW Opes I. U. Dote.- IL J. MAU. 11411 I.N. THE BEST sad CIiKAPXST TRU sad 00,FIO1 la WOUND re at an Obese l• be Okada et TOILLINI Om lbralis•K Kin Willoriaes• Ofts. Loodis. Osed•not =OW Moos 'rm. b. el, lb 4.. 28., Onibms Tow b. 3• lea, ems 18. T ma min Is be labs of O, mot abbe. Me So am, Whirs* Oman se usebei bow Y Ibibot • wise annw• bow lemeatusetat ;Om 6CURIOSITY is TICAL-80UCHONO of a la L. MtVo i rsra an o:r i rs b rith i s. b "=St e . ... m .o.— NS d& megrilid lila ties el la 111., ELAND'S PUHA HOMOEOPATHIC COCOA. Mr aim proparals• of Ow 'MAIM Om Ma le I=z p lbe w p ; rL as osullift ~se rr pr =nieilelms hia. • HI st lad MS 4•Mai niabit O om it OW 1111111P1h011/M lir asseltive asnair valwaile warmed mod Isis. ELAND% GENUINE DIGESTIVE 0000 A I. is am nibble hells ballg i ml ream. and ell Iv siV"• error owl llyr i p u t. ma =or k:V i dZso bsw rieeemmaii eseews. 111. elmarine.—lblehlliel EELIPW 8 HOY 03 OPAT 11 IC COCOA mei Wart r• visfreg sir Sil W nabs= li. 4. ansediradbalmg. Wea.l. ifiIISTRIEL—The best NATIVES, 6.. per barrel. TY° et airksvnirta Zi glov e = W 4 Motirs.Ver.7l w. dosed. VA. fklahlbes4 X MI% TO GROO w M mid DRUGGISTS. Mr. 'no b igrata l reqpre. proms la Ibe Owe imam le IPAL em MOZIJIYII tnawreg, tam? re r a Frnwessital. Timis arad lei gerlheslan 1,111 be gast, put tria, om Pak •Pm a rklllan J T. 17, saask-Onall. larbra. EWELL and Co. beg to announce that they have FETICH 41111D_by peek under she TOO la TIADI of 1111 daI:ARYL .1 be .amt td. Toessairmaseetdead, se Isessilariat teem las am grim the dame amain Oath. diaLl =lettrealla ia =libtrife a .ticf i iltreteLD ea Irlo3l - Y MEM ets warn. sad fullarlag days. se Clesesesadems, 44. Campaisalemet. Saba WIRIER HOSIERY of SOFT sa d WARM arorrik Taros. forum err. sad album kebab r d r ant 4. worries...bee. Idersa, S.W. ECONOMY and EXCELLENCE.— OVitiaS. MOT= N. Modest T= s ielsosi o ;Orriari. is. a crud ll lf s t si seareer se se mew Wee b i q i ad the toads et so oho / is Loam ea Ow era sole es latch their beams le emblem th le *corps ass to tens. esh s eraaatee ugo I :;V b: s u s' awa 417 IL TA:WM Xli DbI.:7IIMT tuts, fahrtre et too Oa levee t Use Woe issOlo. Ten *Wel mews are employed. Ire as Ike loot sed a toms O,OOIC 110411OOT, Desory. SOO; Ooeieltles. ilw wel the; ONO sod lime, Oh II DOI WO it se be potash* Nome Oat le Wails ber=esa t, it Olt ~mod cif Os mew obese& T O bank seseshae:a gketelt a the Maar/ et BOY Otago% TO nen kr wit smuuruatus sod liat at prier. atilt is scoheelieo erode ur SI I ELI sM ZA IILII I rsels .1111INNTS ars fe c tle: . ; a 011eseabot. marry romiritanation. t BILASICHX4I: seat sad award. Yort•hire. OVERCOATR ! oVERCOATB! OVERCOATS! 1. k...... M A dome "voltam& irkrus - rid - ra7 . 60 - 74. 3111110MILi sad ALLNATIS. rml MEW OXVOILD-STAILT Maw of MINS-And3. T" "INDISPENSABLE" SUIT, • mole et mimes vereelale r a memo eat *MK and putt. Nide adeelad MA *I name. ameibm awl esteem The is meelevely aelomeleieed to be the moo .eneeie see bantered.. gee eget leereemei. Price hen lea To be .b .s eel, el S. /111.1010 SOL weer et le Werke rid Aldenie. rod Neer °steed one. tamest:. of lisreearee4. THE GREAT RASTERN.—Anelegant Almoel. aria ► 6ee►Utay monad engraving of the `Ghana KOMIL UV tin inrli!p!! in.*" .4_ 11.76 - 07118 . 7ra0 N =zoom iya,RXDORRI, sad IN OXVORD RTRXET bait lianiattet) A. TREASURX tee the TOILETIT.—Among as ...Out aria of Ohe frame II; NOM oho bp plApip.l pp. tootnetbernoni.ol.l,rtoo•of otualeus BALI of CoLe3lll3lll. .yotoi to tee roots sod body 44 ea Wool Impart. the moo dolloht htl footsore. with so onotehlo daemon aF portonos It alto at gib period of Use moos protoototh bar boofW ht oil. or of &me/ too di& or torolo4 1.11.1 pronto 11. ISOM porno.. sod "or. motor* It MOW Thom who molly dortiy to bon tontotllal Lair. Other with son or cork tbooll ow II doily. It to sine ottobootod for ourtmotbooloo ye Irk byelaw It from toot on proAtioWr woo bar, orblouro. oad forootiohoo. liotakiltbot boor& of 30 fro. WWI,. we& as MPS K. PON Ma .6, 11.4 la 0.11.—Q /84 OLDRIDWS. 11 weirrawarri left Amu./ ..(1 MXTY YEARS OF SUMISS have prov e d tome smile MS SO •LASIM MACASSAR OIL Immo ...lOAt remotbait Oso am*. Impros..l sod Ram Mk. IS Imais km Islkos ow wail. agollnwolkin weak bak. dorm It hew wet rid daadr.ff, and OWN linglagl, .4t. •b1...§4 OWN. r...1.11.1.11it le Avesially MllMmagded am lame Ile Mb of a bormilli Mod Mk. TM MO Mom MO& Is Is osmosis* lOC Mei semormo Winaoatal. VI lb of &xi Ake& diebist sot *snot pro,d• r e rl... 4 l4llVASt ia r I To. 6Y it E Mao 10,1110.4 ., :z w .v. r -r (6."414... es On wagger. ND sad 80 N;1" In =la al 116 V4lllllllooMilft IMO^ sod * Cbmisso ML RIINULLIaII INDIAN DIART.--Wis an glad to are that the sew work OR fedi* by Mr. William Howard Rua .dl, die cenesprdeat of the yaws i. the Crimes and the ENO, la at nomead for publication by the firm of Routledgeand Co. It ito entitled "My Diary in ladle," and we feel confident will prove verys*tractive to readers of every chose, but specially to those who tyke an merest in the affair, of oar Eastern empire. A. he accompanied the corm niander-inochief through the two campaigns in Out. and in Whitened, visited the principal cities of Upper India, hued for a time in the Himalayan hill., and travelled over a large extent of the north-west provinces, be has had a wide Belt of oboervation ; and le addition to the opportunity of toeing Indim warfare be tort many of the MOO ismer kable urea In !Wis. sod witnemead many phase* of Indian life, both Dative and European. His position afforded him peculiar advan tages and facilities f n collecting stovers of information. and brought him into contact with persona of all classes, military and civillaes. The " Diary." we may be sure. will be no leo entertaining than instructive, atoomding with spirited narratives of adventure, end with those glowing woge of description which impart so winning a grans to all Mr. Hen gars writlags. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15 1859. T. MAIITIN'B-HALL-HANDIL'B MMISIAB WITDDINIDAY. Dm. 43, M radar as ancrirm Mr. Jolla Molars Plarbal alp: lila S m II: Maks. Mr. las LOOM Mr. Tlmar 44. : ara. Mr as arm :mad ; an Mew debrallad ail 4a salad le Ise ears garb ler Maw , kmBoo4, MUSIC. ST. lAXIISB-HALL The mooed annual ooneert of the Pimlico Liternrz Scientific, and Meoleankef Institution wen ghee last evening. It was on the whole sit agreeable sedertelningst, though the bill of fare wee more ample than reeheresti4. The meek was chiefly vocal, intermixed with s few instrumental pieces. Among the vocal pieces the following were the meat remark able : Bights favourite song in Batimals, "The power of love," exoseciMgly well sung by Madmen Weis; a serenade, " Sleep, dearest, sleep," °UM. pond by R. Randegger and sung by Mini Dolby, very Ws and commonplace in itself, but so well sung as to elicit en mean; "The Slave's Dream," composed and sung by Mr. Weiss in the style of that gentleman's "Valero, Block. smith," and likely to be equally popular; the "Shadow Song" in Ditwrolt, sung by Miss Eleanor Armstrong, a pro mising young singer, but not yet equal to a piece which de mands snob brilliant and finished execution; "G, doubting heart," a song composed by Mr. Rullsh remedy for, and sung by, Mr. Wilbys Cooper —a beautiful thing, which has just been published, and will be very popular ; Rullah's well , known song, "The Three Fishers," sung with much effect by Mrs. Robert Paget; "Come into the Garden, Maud," snag by Mr. George Perrin, who, being encored, complied mere Reesreiso by singing, " Good bye, Sweetheart, good bye," "The Vesper Chimes," a namby. pushy ballad of Mr. George Ltniey's, sung very prettily by Miss Pools; and J. L. Hattoo's descriptive song, " The Wreck of the Hesperus," happsetvaly slum by Rim Dolby, *nib it is better suited to a oak then a female voice. Among the instrumental Seen was Beethoven's famous Sonata in F sharp minor, commonly called (ere went imagine why) "The Moonlight Sonata" played by Miss Cecilia Summarhayee, a young pianist of the highest promise -nay, more than pro emial', for she la already • fine performer ; but each a meats was out of place) in a oonoert of this description. A solo on the flute was very nicely played by Heater Drew Dean, a fine little boy, who is in the way of becoming a great pm former, There was also a solo on the concerUnis, played by Mr. J. C. Ward; and some pieces were performed by the Melee " Vaal! Horn Union." Them were, momovert emend part soap, respectably snag by a chorea et male yokes, who call themselves the Pimlico Choir. There were • number of other things; but the foregoing enumeration will give • maddest idea of the whole. The hall was not fall; bat the audience war so large that the entertainment may be regarded as having been ancesestal. ST. MARTIN'S-HALL SINGING SCHOOL inost 6. maw ILNSIZENTIMON. vistritrOLlTins. or &mem Deb IL Sr 11l I. IM, for Clessisme.Er i vlbe Needs& ilbre.l3, Ns be lbw Orem et IS lailrato. id.; Orsikose, La No man sameterr an be adolerl eber EIC Mk INA. 111Q1Liel Jabal/WM Ira p it. and Mn. OERMAN REED will t te air NEW onsaaosaaa at Ur ILOTAL OA It et UCTRATIO N. It 40Pia• Watidoesime. IMILY JIM NO (maTt l i ediw I. Farliky &Rowse at 11.—Admilesa, kr i li. bk orklll m Wl? s al V. Glam. sad et m om ... W. ALBERT BEITH'd CHINA TO-NIGHT, and SVIIIY 111011 T kat latudott ) 84 8 'Yd.* ssli ftcrucak u 3 o'clock. ;Sow &Ulm cal IW a Ilual a lto lw t Dunk Utak an be Wks at km Bot-oelect 1 1 1734 as tom LI YU 8; &rub.; Clollay. la. 1/1E NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, RIP Mtarra. 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Theo favounW qoadrfilee 11n more them ever .Wad Sac *ha, Our ,sahib Poo?, oo the occooloo of the mu rices of H.R.H. the 1418060 Frederick Willisot . the po, tr. J. J. letwalaae, tag . may by W. T. V. nekton, with Ira ;tonna. 24. &L MA1111.20 • I DIUTIONAZT of OW 111.11110A1 TERMS. bath Ketios. 1.. He one who Ms plume In music, whether Total or Instrumeout/. abated t • whhowt to bwoh."-Briabton L. radon: Retort Owls are Co.. New Muria:Woo West, W., pub- Haber. to the QUM. HARRY EVELYN, or, The Romance of the Atlantic • Bawd novel founded on fact. Fly View Admiral ltnccta itnitieson. with plea of !tattle of Trafekar, crown aro.. dnth, sa. poet free A thoroughly readable bosh. We reacentnend it with Mai etas- L 4 o. Ji RIO woad, L BRACE AGUILOIII WORKS New 141dres. lOwersiad. Ihrthear and C lubtrime Olta HOME INFLUENCE. rice 6d. 6d. THE. WO6llll of 111111AKL Prie6l94. TUE ISOTHERM RECOMPENSE. Prke is WOMAN% iItINN Deill IP. Price& THE VALI. et RS. Puce St THE DAYS of BRUCE. Price 7.. 6.1, HOME 110. NEI sal HEART S I I.i PITA. Price Se. St Load. Oreaniwida awe 8. 6. rat. nos w row. TN. day. Two Volmsa. ranisanp Oda.-., 94., A GGEBDEN VICAttAGIB or, Bridget Storey's lint Clhallill • Tel for the Yam. Lcado• : Jets M. Park. r awl tine. Mut *Wand. ALLThe Sim et ow lehr YEARot.—Sbakesraare. THE ROUND, ctmame.4 by Coo& Dimas. Contains the That Pan.. • JIM &MY Rimy, mead THY WhM•lt Id WHIM. Wham Ooeuma. Thin hey. Dec. 13. .111 THY HAW h Th 4 ' ltt e ak 4 " Thetis. the Chriniase bumble duster al Alt the Thar Load. SOCIETY OF 41T8. At the weekly meeting of this society, held last vrenteg—Me. R. WTOZAM Caawroan, in the dude —the pacer read wee, "On the Great Eastern," oy Mr. liawea. The author began by giving a brief sketch of the rise and rapid progress of moan steam navigation. He could not gay when Mr. Brunel first adopted the idea of building so large • ship, but there was no doubt It bad long occupied his mind, and that the exact mode of carrying it out was gradually matured is he built the Oreat Western, designed in 1836, and the Great Britain designed in 1844. In 1861 be designed the Great Eastern. In the two former his leading idea had been to improve, by shortening and rendering more certain, the oommuoicadon between America and England. The author gave some account of the asaiw Mace afforded to Mr. Brunel by Mr. Boon Ruud!, which appeared to have had ep cial reference to the particular curve to be adopted, on which sub ject his opinion was of great value. After giving some details of the dimensions and genetsl construction of the ship, the author alluded to some observations that bad bees made relative to the want of provision for wands, the saloons on her panne to America, in reference towhit]. he urged the fact that the vessel was built for the Indian trade, and in hie opinion it was to be very much regretted that the CODOMIOII to other interests than those of the share bolds's, and perhaps the desire of exhibiting this great work to oar transatlantic friends, should have been allowed to delay her departure on the voyage for which she was designed, for which she was fitted, and from which aloe any commercial results to the company could be realised. He drew attention to the peculiar elements of strength and safety which the ship possessed, which had been Ito remark ' ably tested by the recent accident ; the advantages afforded 1 by the combination of the paddle and the screw, and her steediness when compared with other vessels. He thought we might fairly expect that a speed of 16 knots an hour would be attained, with it comparatively small con sumption of coal; for our largest passenger ships averaged It knots, with a horse power of 1 to 3 or 4 tons of burden, and the Great Eastern to run 16 knots had but 1-horse power to 81 tons burden. The comfort to passengers would necessarily be notch greater owing, amongst other mutes, to her much greater steadiness. In conclusion, Mr. Hawes drew attention to the national importance of this great under taking. Both the present short routes to India could be stopped or materially endangered by Prance or other powers. The charges for passengers were at _present wry high, and be thought with the Great &sateen • much lower rate would he remunerative. He had oo doubt that other vessels of the same clam would be built when her power and speed were fully proved, and It was im poorible to calculate what au element of offence and defeace, what new sources of wealth would thus be opened to um. The great ship would do for India and Australia that which I ibe Great Western in 1838 did for America—viz., reduce the Idiotism between them great colonies and dependencies and England, tend to the increased security of the empire, to the promotion of arts, manufactures, and commerce, and to the advancement of civilisation and good government all over the world. A &wanton ensued, to which Captain Henderson, Haan. Div* J. 0. Fetch, L. 8. Magnus, S. Scott, J. Topham, and the obaleman, took pert. SINGULAR ACCIDENT IN A ?BENCH MIAMI The Flare de la Loire of Nantes gives the follow ing atiateint of • singular aocklent and lucky escape :—" An iseoldent of • Moguls, nature, the oonsegnaoee of wheels might have hen deplorable, has sensibly ed the nume rous spectators attracted to the &die Geeslin by the third per. formable of an nopuhlisbed play entitled the Chdtthe is elision. About the end of the wooed act, a youth of seven teem, dressed in • blouse and tresses, by trade a carrier, Ram; Tessier by name, living at Nantes, Plate du Port- Connanasan, with his father, having gobs out, returned, and wanted to resume his former lest in the front row of the fourth gallery on the right olds and facing the stage. But instead of placing his leg cautiously over the upper bench he leant abruptly forwards towards the railing, which he thought be should lay hold of. Thu support he aniseed, his hands slipped along the valuta the rim, sad the poor fellow found himself pitched forward by his own impetus. The reader knows the usual construction of • theatre ; the projections of the galleries recede from the lime to the inuneitt, so that any heavy object in falling from the fourth could hardly reach the pit. The best chance for Tiasier would have been, owing to this arrangement' to make • m penidicular fall and alight on some Ridded rim below, so se to remit* within the enclosed tier. This perhaps would have happened if there had been more empty seats in the salle than was tha case. In his fall Tessier did in fact hit against the soldier, Alphonse Bethel, shoemaker to the supernumerary company of the 76th, who was seated ia the third gallery ; thee he fell against the head of a woman in the second, the wife of N Ration, carpenter; then be brushed past the o6lcer on duty, who was seated beneath in the last arm.chaired bench to the right of the front boxer, and in this way the youth was precipitated a demure of several metres. By an extraordinary chance Teethe, whole arms and legs were stretched out, and who, as pawns who saw him during his frightful fall say, looked like • man swimming horizontally through space, found himself quickly netted on one of the frost benches of the pit sear ihe orolimi et, exactly on a spot which had been vacated between the acts, and in which he made hie appear mice like • meesentror from the sky, having merely grimed the foot of the pert oi sitting next to him. The ascent satis faction may be easily imagined; It beoame yet greater when it was ascertained that the young workman had sustained no fracture. Being carried out to the mite of the theatre. Tessier was able to sit upon a stool, hie arms crowed its • table, and his head resting upon his mar. Doctors Moreau and Hignard came and examined him ; they only found • braise about the rues of • florin. Being utast how he was, Tessier raid that all the pain he felt was In his thighs. When they talked of removing him to the hoapimi, he had the strength to the by bironelf, but noon 611 beck again, and he had to be placed on a stretcher. The soldier Bretel was in the meantime brought into the este ; he with still quite stunned by the shock he had received, and was very pale and haggard. As he at first spit a little blood, It was thought there was some internal rotary. Such was, however, net the case. He had merely bitten his own tongue. and hie state wee not of a nature to cause anxiety. Madame Hotline escaped with • contusion on the heck of hat neck and • bump open her head." ANOMIE* FINN IN TUE ClTY.—Yesterday MOM tan • ate broke out, betatron 12 end I o'clock, M Mr. Cease's, Latter, No. 20, Bactee-row, Watlinet.etreot. AL slam pea rebid, met the engines were a-o• on the spot, but an ar• pea not eztionoiebed until oomeideroble &Woe was done. The lboneekeepee was mach burnt in endeevenring M alleged& the bap& (Stamped ld. AdditiouaL) [TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILIIABY. ADMIRALTY, Dza. 14 . — APpontrmairre. Lien tussah' C. B. Mabeeley (1866), to the Ariadne, 28, screw SWIM frifialb, at Chatham ; T. H. Greer (1861), t o the Rue sell, 60, mow steam ship, on coast gourd service at Porta. month ; sad T. B. Whitson (1860), to the Cumberland, 70, at Bhantere. Matter B. Libby (1862), to the Russell. Becond-clam Amistant-Engineer J. Tomer, to the Grey. hound, 17, raw steam sloop, at Devoaport. Midshipmen H. R. Kelly, to the Centurioa, 80, mew steam ship, Mediterranean !nation; C. B. Reads, to the Arladne ; and R. C. Smith to the Greyhound. Acting third-oleos Assistant-Engineers M. Bond, to ea Wellington, 72, guard ship of ordinary, at Devouport, fog service ID the Charms, gunboat; W. Walks; to the WeIF for service in the St- George. 90, saw steam ship, at vonport ; .1. Robertson, to the W for mere*" in the Royal George, 102, .crew steam ship, at ; D. Bergsma, to the Wellington, for service la the L th• A steam ea frigate at Devouport ; and J. akirvimMiivlo • • ' ift.. DSc. It , A series of experiments were wootwx carried sat this &if the government practise ?sago, Plutostes4„ In the Tree !tame of Sir W. Armstrong, superintendent of the Royalgun beta les ; Colonel Talloh, inspector of artillery; wad Yr. Gordon, storekeeper ; for the pu r p ose o f proving the en 'Winkles ea to hraooggss ,, &0., of • battery of the Amines/ guns recently m anafactored for w hi eir In Chin The perteleeke. wiiiek occupied some holm, More to every eurnendul, and folly maintained the superiority of this extra. tordieery weapon. Detachments of Royal Artillery le ft this day for Devon. port and Altioraltott. The several batteries of Royal Artillery in garrison ae eseebkd on wage thit showman, in accordance with ceded, to witness the degradation of. gamer of the depot brigade, who wee weently charged at the Woolwich police-court with\ most revolting offence, and being delivered over to the mar try power by the magistrate, was subsequently found e = by Court cou martial, and sentenced to be flogged, imprisoned, sad dismissed the service. The first portion of the sentence was remitted by General Decree, in accordance with the with which he is invested by the Commander-fa- Chief, wes bat the remainder, having been warmed, the pluton was marched pest the troops drawn up in single Ms, and having been stripped of hie buttons, wee drummed out ants regiment to the wad tuns of the Itoguilis Marsh. Re wee subesquently conveyed to the county pekoe to undergo twelve months' bard ishour. A work... named Rennie, employed at the dockyard, met with a severe accident this afternoon, by falling from stage. The sufferer was immediately conveyed to the Royal Marine Hospital. CHATHAM, Duo. 14. , The following officers have received orders to gro omed from this garrison to join the head. quarters of their ra elective regiments in the West lodise Ensign T. A. Cart. Ist West ladle Regiment ; Ensign W. G. How, 254 Wein India Regiment ; and Ensign T. C. M.Cormick, Srd West India Regiment. Lieutenant J. C. Cox, 20th Regiment, has received orders to proceed to join his regiment in India, of which he bee been appointed instructor in musketry ; Erie sign J. R. Pilidngton and Ensign J. Mackinley, 94th Regi ment, have received orders to proceed overland to India, to join the service companies of their regiment. THE VOLUNTEBB RIFLE MOVEMENI. ADMIRALTY.—A meeting of the members o i f .„ l corps was held on Tuesday evening, at which resolutions were passed to complete the arrangements for its organisation and for the commencement of drill in Wait minstsr-hall this (Thursday) evening, under the direction off two sergeants of the Boots Feather Guards. It was arr. mounted that 56 effective members had already enrolled their names, and that 26 honorary members bad also joined the ps. = BT. PASCH/O.—Lent evening an adjourned meet- Mg of the committee was held at the Vestry-hall. and a large Menem of subseribme and effective members was en notuteed—eo satisfeetory was that of the latter that although the earohnentabeeta bad only been lamed on the previous day s enough effective volnateers had been enrolled to form a eons pasty. Mr. Churchwarden Cameron announced that the vestry had unanimously granted the Vestry-hall for perinea of drill, end as Corporal She'd, who bad served in the Crimea and wore the Victoria mom had already been en gaged, the fleet drill would take place in the Vestry-hall en Monday evening next, at 8 o'clock. A number of sub scriptions was announced, and the committee edjourned till Monday evening, at 7 o'clock. Mr. A. Bboolbrod, of the firm of Bhoolbred and Co., of Tottennem-caurt-road, barn ample* the °Moe of treasurer, and Mr. Greene, the honorary secre tary, announced that be bad received intimation that the employee in that and other large establishments were willing to join the St. Pancras Brigade. BEHMONDSEY.—The council and members of the let and 2nd companies of this nourishing corps met on Tuesday evening, at St. James' School-room, barmondsey, Mr. Churchwarden Darnell in the chair. Mr. Redgrave, the secretary to the corps, read a letter from the Lord-Lieutenant, requiring the names of the officers, and the council and members proceeded to nominate them as follows:—First Coto : Captain, Mr. Marcus Sharpe; Lieutenant, Mr. 8. Herbgtaa ; Basing Mr. W. Darnell, jun. Second Company: Captain, Mr. B. Glover; Lieutenant, Mr. M. Renee ; Maio, Mr. R . Richmond . It was also stated that • third ocenparey was nearly complete. The corte4l shortly bars a remarkably line volunteer band, num sixty. The amount of subscriptions in hand exceeds A vote of thanks was accorded to the chairman, and the meeting aspirated. TEM BALLOT SOCIETY.—The weekly meeting of the executive committee wee held on Tuesday at the oda", in Guildhall-chambers, Mr. M. R. blaraden in the chair. Mr. Whitehuret. Mr. Elt, Mr. Sento:es, Mr. Dawes, Mr. Nodes, Mr. LeMaise, Icc., were present. Subscripione of 101. 10s. from Mr. Grote and several smaller sum., were reported. The Rev. Robert Spear', Stockton-upon-Tees ; Robert Webb, Esq., Malvern ; W. Blanchard Jerrold, Esq., end B. Leggett, Iteq., sere elected members of the council. Directions were given respecting the forthcoming elections for Reeding, Durham, and Pontefract. A report was read from the cub-committee appointed to examine the essays sont in by the candidates for the prizes offered by the com mittm fur the beat 'essays on the Ballot, so be written by working men and tenant-farmers. Fitry-eaven mem, many of them of great ability, had been laid before the sutecom mittee, whose report wee now presented. In pursuance of the recommendations of the report, the committee now resolved that the first prize of 51. Es. be awarded to Mr. Malcolm Rose, of Bradford, Yorkshire, lithographie printer ; the wend prize, of 3L 35., to Mr. C. J. Bunting, (the Norwich Operative) ; and the third, of 21. 21., to Mr. Thonaa Smith, of Enderby, near Leicester, framework knitter. Then mays will be first published in the Ballot and afterwards as a tract. Preliminary arrangements were also made for the busisese meeting of the council on Wedneedsy, Jan. 26, and the public meeting at the Whittington Ciub, in the evening of that day. SALE Of WATER-COLOUR DRAWlSGS.—Ninety two drawings by many of our best artiste were disposed of by Meagre. Foster, at their gallery, in Pall mall, yesterday, and from the pipes obtained, some of which we quote, there appears no diminution in the desire to pewee three beautiful decorations: —*The Vale of Dalwyddellen, David Can, 29i gateau; the Cottage Door, Birket Foster, 62 1 gofers ; a &avant of all Work, Wm. Hunt, 361 evinces ; Tired t o Death, W. Hunt, 32 guineas; Summer. E. Vidal, 30 guineas Pineapple and Chapel, W. Hoot, 64 guineas ; Cow and Sheep, T. 8. Cooper, 62 "Memo. ; the Bouquet of Beauty, after Baxter, A. Fussell, 43 suieem ; a Mountain Torrent, T. M. Richardeon, 30 guites. ; the Gleam.., after Frith. A. Puma, 46 guinea. ; Interior of the Harem, J. Lewis, 226 guineas; the obi Englteh Squire. F. Taylor. 100 guineas; View from the Cheddar Chß-, J. B. Pyne, 88 guineas ; at St. Pierre, Gummy, C. Stanfield, 45 guineaa ; Normandy flirts, J. J. Jenkins. 43 guineas; a pair of Vial. of Catthio bury, the seat of the Earl of Beres, J. N. W. Turner, 270 trainee( Total amount realival was 2,1001 Some marble figures and other works of art were sold atterwards, and produced above 7001. PREFERMENTS. —On Monday lest the Rev. Edward James Bolling. M.A., was instituted to the rectory nt Little Cressinghara, in Norfolk. on the presentation of the Rev. Slosen Burney Warner, ut Torqmay, in toe county of Devoe, clerk. On the Fame day the Rev. John Loose wag It to the perpetual curacy of St. Mary-at-the. Elms, IpAwich, on the nomination of the parishioners of the said pariah; the Rev. Henry Toirry Whiv, A., was licensed to the perpetual curacy of 'Member°. with Wretton sneezed, In Norfolk, on the nomination ot Edward Roger Pratt, of Kyoto's Honer, in the same county. Req.; the Rev. Ben jamin Adams wee Mewed to the curacy of Brodwell, Suf folk; the Rev. Daniel Rowland Williams, to the curacy of Milebam, Norfolk; and the Rev. Frederick Arthur Raid, to the curacy of Holbrook. Buff ilk. The Lord Bishop of Lon don hes appointed the Rev. Edward Spooner, M.A., Incum bent of Holy Trinity, Haverstock-hill, St. Pancras, to the vicarage of Heston, in the county of Middleeer, vacant by the death of the Rev. Henry Scott Trimmer, B A. The per petual curacy of Holy Trinity, St. Pence. (tbue end by the cesion), is in the gift of the Rev. Canon Dale, as Vicar of &. Pancree. [Advertioement.)—Parties about to wake presents an strongly reconmsonden to oMt the Mow-mown of Moms MAIM and (lotto. of 3 an., 25. Oxford-4sec. alto Aare an Oilmen. s.,llst really neer., at.telee uI Trod...see prier.) e.preisily a.lepted for t0...5-tation. tation. connutne of orttttne rod , Teb1:11 Tel knikk nl~_,!: gooey/. am:, blottlite nook. , letrtands, too. r e o . sa m. booksl aN t s. den il batilll: t l til i lin i r s 7 , % bi r , A ‘ p4,ot , Trz;, - aza, so flout la tact, oo e;11.1tos ted variety of article. to oat virl lags s o► senor& UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Dnc. 14. haus Coutos. Meagre. Edward Rickards, Jobs Walkin JOINS, David Jame, Thome' Llswelyn Uttar, and Frederick Williams, anamoners of Jams Collag e , s ad Deelmne B otemosser of Pembroke College, were this do r Mooted te moat exkUntiona at the above col lege. There was Aida* aendidates. MODULATION CLASSICAL CLASS LIST.—The clamleal moderators, the Rev. B. Joirett, M.A. Hanka College ; the Rev. B. I. Hahne, LA, Woodbine Colletybe Rev. North Pinder, M.A., Trinity College ; and We . T. W. Falrea, LA., Quern's Collage, have, lets this evening, honed the Mowing class CilitT Allitif 6 MagZit College ; Charles Bigg, Corpus College ; W Tnnity College Charier J. Elton, Build Isaac Fletcher Queen's College; H. Hudeon, Pembroke College; R. William Keeling, Wan= Colles u Edgaz H. Lockhart, University College ; Owen Orton, College ; Joha Ostler, Magdalen College; George W. Hayden, Magdakn College; Reginald Cole, corpus College; Albeit B. Weipll, Bresenom CLASS 2.—James rrs, University College; George W. Butler, University College; Henry Coachman, Tekdty Collage; John Cotter, Exeter College; William B. Dawkins, Jesus College; Henry C. Dickioa, New College; Maurice F. Friuli, Rietm College; Edmund T. Ford, B.lliol Col lege; Edmund F. Griffin, Magdalen Hall ; F. Johns, Exeter College; Jamey Johnston*, Si. Jobe. Col lege; Charles A. Kelly, Oriel • Robert Melville, Maidakes College. Mathew. S. QueseaCel. lege ; Edwin 8. Moseley, Balliol College; Ralph C. Palram. 8.1110 l College ; Henry C. Powell, Oriel College; Charism W. Fromm, &venom College • Christopher C. Pußer, Belliol College; William Queniaal, Wordstar College; Walter C. Robinson, New Colleges; Richard K. Snowdon, Lincoln College; Osborne W. 'Peacock, Roster College; Jona. 8. Moon, Lincoln College; Waned W. Urquhart, Balliol College; Goalie C. Waller, Christ Church ; William Weightman, Lincoln College; Edward V. Weetinsoott, Magdalen College. CLese 3.—John P. Alcock, Oriel College; moors G. Davies., Brominism College ; John P. G.,,i3 , nivereity Collage; Augustus F. ()Meth, Merton ; Robert Hornell, Exeter College • Frauds H. Emma UV Zr t ; oc, Robert W. Lill* Oriel Collage; Hastings . Magdalen College; Arthur C. Pearson, Bailie' College; Augustus B. , Aerd, BTSAS6OII4 Coen; Fits- owes J. Skinner, Trinity College; Henry Build, Univemity College; Perceive' W, Tibbs, Brasenose C o e; John F. -Vemeour, Brumes* College; Charles 8. Wfildniton, Wedhant College. EDINBURGH I.lnwEltarrY.—The first meeting of the University Court wee held on Monday afternoon at OM o'clock. The Right Hon. W. B. Gladstone, M.P., the Rector of the University, presided, having visited Edinburgh for the pupae of attending the mewing. Mr. Gladstone, an entering the university along with Dr. John Brown, wee recognised by the students, and loudly cheered. The fol lowing gentlemen were elected Curators : —The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, ILP. ; the ficalcitor•Genaral ; sad Mr. David Mum M.P. (late Lard Advocate). TRINITY SOBOOLR BRTRNAL GREEN. Yesterday evening the thirteenth anniversary of the establishment of these ache* and the mend of the open ing of the present school-room, was celebrated at the school, nodal the presidency of the Right Hon. the Rai of Shaftes bury. Mews. Pelee, Rev. H. Alin, Rev. B. T. Menials, Mama. Kennedy, Woodhouse, T. Themes, W. Tyler, &0., as also deputations from the Religious Tract and Pure Litera ture Societies, Sunday School Union, and Young Men'. Chetahs' Amociation, were on the platform. The room was tastefully decorated with Sage, flowers, and foliage, and the children of the school, who were stationed in the g►llery, gang very pieutagir at intervals in the mune of the evening. THJATIICAL LlO3llBlB. Yesterday • meeting was held at the Sir Hugh Ifyddelton Tavern, near Sadler's-wells, for the purpose of baking into consideration the subject of lit:00110N end to decide on tie stops bast sdapted to obtain a sepal of the sentiency! she act of parliament 6th and 6th of Wm. IV., o. 39, under which licenses are gr ted; Mr. lisants in the chair. This le the third meetin gwhich he. been held on the subject, sad the specific grieveno, complained of is that the managers of theatres, with some exceptions, avail themselves of the section in the set referred to to sell spirits, dc., in the theatres, to the injury of the drams, end to the det riment of the public-houses and houses of entertainment in the neigh bourhood. The meeting wee addreswd by the chairman, Mr. False, Mr. Eldred, Mr. Griffin, Mr. Brown end others, and it was contended that the theatrical licensee ware granted for the representation of the drama, and that it was an entire misapplication of than to convert them into licenses for the sale of 'pinta and beer. Ia continuity with these views the following reao:utions were onanimouely adopted : " That the sale of spirits, ac. in theatres is not required by the public, is calculated to ;iodine gree t mischief., sad Is adverse to the true intonate of the drama. ' _ " That the sale of spirits, &0., ea now canted on in theatres, without being rubjed to the control of the licensing megistrates, la highly objectionable. especially se large num bers of Fences of all deectiptions aseeroble therein who can d not be contr:died so as to prevent the occurrence of vice and . ' ' l a Tt l itt r lia meeting views with approbation the management of those looses of !metropolitan theatres who, depeodiog on the annuli n of a well-regulated drama, have chosen not to lend toenntelvre to an innovation of a dangerous and de grading character." TEE OPENING OP TELE VICTORIA BRIDGE. (From the Modred Herald.) - - - The Grand Trunk Bridge over the Bt. Lawrence wee yesterday opened by the pimp of a train, in which the manager, Mr. Blackwell end a few other gentlemen, had seats. The train started at 2 o'clock from the north side, and made a successful run acmes, so as to join the ordinary 3 o'clock train for the east. Thus has been encousfully ao od, under our own eyes, the achievement in engi neeringwhich, so far, is by much the greatest which the world has seen. It is, indeed, true that the inventor of a new plea, or the discoverer of a new principle, is entitled to the 10141100 r of all future applications of that principle. So far, therefore, as tee tubular method of construction is to be looked upon as that which has governed the building of the Victoria Bridge, Its germ is to be found in the sublime conception of Stephen son of the means by which the Menai Straits could be crossed. But, in the extent of the work perforated, the Menai Bridge bears no comparison with the one which was yeeterday opened between the two shores of the St. Lawrence; though the semi mode has been adopted for throwing girders ammo the opeeings, it is obvious that this idea was bat a por tion of the engineering resources which had to be drawn upon for the erection of so vast a structure, under circumstances of se much peculiarity and difficulty. Boldness in general conception wee, perhaps, more remarkable than fee -1 tility of invention of details in the construction of the I Menai Bridge, though the last qudithation war, doubtless, frequently called for in so novel en undertaking. la the Victoria Bridge, the courage required was that of persever i once—the fortitude which toreeeea a vast mummies% of most vexatious, though not ineurmountable, difficulties, and eels Itself patiently and unwearyiegly to triumph over them all • no matter how many, nor at what coat of bodily labour, and wear and tear of soul, they have to be overcome. And with this there was also demanded a constant readinees to meet each new obstacle by en appropriate remedy. Without, therefore, detracting anything from the debt which the Victoria Bridge owes to tee Menai Bridge, we still claim for our own the honour of being the greatest example of en gineeriog at present extant. Most of our readers will remember the °makings • Ith which the commencement of the bridge wee accompanied. Snis insisted that the structure would never stand a eagle shove of the ice; other., that the *oridge indeed would stand, but that ito standing would lead to the deetruction of the city by the mph of water, which would be backed up by this dam e We are wrong, perhape, in raying that some prophesied one evil, and mum another; for we believe that the mime men predicted the two calamities. Their ten derizes, for the bridge made them fear ter ire fare, while they nevertheless expected that the bridge which would not stand would overthrow the city. Bt. Helen's Island was esteemed the only Maze spot at which to erase the river, and the life-long scientific pursuits of 'he beat engineers were all thought to be melees by the aide of the practical experience of people who had been looking at the ioe for forty or fifty winters, and who, therefore ' were summed necesemily to know all about its dynamics. Well, all these dismal mti cisiations are at an end. The bridge stands, and the city stands too, end begins to think that it will, on the reticle, be all the better for the bridge, though that beat the west end of the town. As the time has cows round for the bridge to be used, another panic has gradually subsided, and we doubt if half a domn timid citizens Gould now be bond to :press a fear that this noble aid to the ootomeme of Canada is to run our particular trade, by °taxying trate and travel past us. Tie late agreement dike Grand Trivet Company as to tbe 'ermines has very effectually laid the lean of the bridge 'Meta which have hitherto excited our nerves. We can, therefore, fur the ' future without any bitterness glory in it se one of the most attractive curiosities of Montreal. For the Brat time the vast river will be tram/seed throughout the winter without inconvenience to the timid or the weak, The primitive battestts, laboriously and slowly propelled by manual power through half-Irene water and floating hills of Ms, will be replaced by the meet perfect and powerful machine yet con ceived by man, which, governed by intellect, more than by mueoln, will rooks its comes high above the glacial turmoil. and thus visibly assert the superierity of the mind which has contrived it, to the setter over whbb it triumphs. ......+. , fIHRISTIIAB BOXES or HAMPERS. vv DIRDIATID.tIIACKIR old rus Mop :I itt limb= —S. LimatOcom Bum O tiarriA. tarOONAMElntailkiliT. 011 : l i at j at i lt i r C itin i gh ODD PIES OLD PORT. " flowsl elsbla7lvoar et tooilliomooL ammo aim Is be adoropriol by s nolsoopL