The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-14 00:00:00

-A i • -‘,7 6°M"fg" fk_cy atti t di!" No. 6,1)74.1 --- , - v}7l; LAND ROUTH. (1 • ".....,..0 ty . tratai rr pti DfDl o t y Mb ro g J Vt..: i t 1. • * N.• - I 1..%R an 4 ORIMITAL STEAM NAVIGATION . , .' r . 1, ra...•l4ers and rooeive Cargo Gad Ansi& bir C. , . . AN. MIMI Bom ß ly . } Pram Sostbaraptat ‘ NS . MLIA. *very Saiardiky. 1 % ‘. I' ‘ TEN ANA. I proaffe a . tIIPMAPOILI. ... 7 imp 1r , ) " • i 'IILNA. belse %,‘ , t . i i i r Li A:z inum _ i ,‘ ; .i-,•!1.;:rs Sl a ll . N . k V . , )(ow l' ? a , ; NI.. &Tarter, 1,....,Marr.114.• cv*l7 Punds.T. ..„0„..t., frricht„pawair!, andlmertiernel MTV n n,'. Oshono. iti, rnikaa.gones. Lams% gm , ' , ~•-thamptom • %. INDIA. anti AUSTRALIA.—SFIAW, MAXTON NI &u patch the following tint ,r.wtive deattnatiatea ae wader: • Doeks. • Date at Bailing. •,I.n nr.. ... Zorn LW .• • w ,••• ..... Sri has r: .... Zest Lao • g tan n . bit Inas t'• :tn. 1t• !vy Mot India London ...SHAW LORI .Ings. December 13 Actuary 3 December IS December re December IS December I. Deeember 24 Donetobrr 111 HER. mei MAX. .\. ,h.' ~ I ~ _ . A s .ri: A LIA. 11 Coast of America, West , •, . mg saws will to dooostchorl rr Shp% Coptoino Ducks. To Eh& r*. nate .... J. Crook LD. 'Dee. 13. Wwviz.....7. MICR= I. D. Jan. In I . ...!?il r asousie . 'll4' J. C — m.llM- I L.D. Jan.D 31. Johnaton.k LD. . Jan. ta. : 1 ;7 1 r I.l.atenn; k : okiri) Dec. 9L °a ' .)otiala tJ. Wes '. LD . Dt 31 t therburn . ' Drmerars, arr.—Particular. on appliratgon. ....are apply to 1131DIER8ON, THOIMS, and . .::• I.ourt. L.C. I! ::.;. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of TI • .1 yard. London' LINE of STEAM and PACKET . - •. - lIELBOCR NE .Port POillip direr% MONDAY. 21. t Deeember. ratting at PIT elipprr stun LINCOLNSHIRE. Mattes% H. • • INNER. Commander : lying in the Etat India . ...tnnadation for all climes of in swan M are" an exprewnerd santeon. 'or fraught .w • %I.I.PORT and MOROAN, with Meta MONEY tradenhall.strett. • • . ,i I GERMAN LLOYD LINK—The • , •.• TO 01' • •• • . the North Derma& 041. •• , .ts •• I . o.4l7lSM , l , o•Pnera to VilyetilMill,P• • I • • K .root EVERT TUESDAY. at 2 p.m. • • t Tee horse.yower. Tuesday. Dee. L ,• .11, 7 tinme.y.aer. Tdealay. D. it. • •• to..ti 7rohorse-power. Tuesday. Dec. C. • .. • r. To sday. fir. D. • urner sat.sm. EC: lower %Moon. 113. Thom •• .:.!*, tee. mot - moons, and all useesearies eseept • 1%, 44: t o ken at through =tea—Ay:4y to • i. t' E". IiELLTPPS and ('O.. E.C.; or to YET r vs/ WALL/S. and LINE.-THE LIVERPOOL, NEW and PHTLADELPHIA COMPANY'S MAIL • . r arpoOttall tonal Iron Liverpool for NEW YORK AX....l.rur at for to n.town. a* fows: NEW YORK. 01l Wedneiday. Dm. It A-lIINtiTON, for NEW TORE. as Halifax. ..N. far NEW YORK. Wean...day% D. St. \ 44 LEP, for NEW YORK, W.drt....tay, Doe. v. en i ll=seneess to St. John's, Newloandland, to . • I,,tH : and 21 Guineas, all baring the same pet* •• - Ndoon. Forward pa...W. in..lade* a full supply of •. r... Pasretterrs for Canada and the rmtod States • _!. op Ty adrantai i e u t u. e rrJw it =NAN. W a t ererreet„ Liverpool. Lee to MACEY. G. Met Afters, prodon4widalt I.t d'oIATA.N and GREAT WESTERN mays —a /cm STATION at LATIMER-ROAD, 1:1 •••I!...pbenT! , -bush and Nottipp-4111 !!!tratuwps. ! It'r traffic on WEDNESDAY NEXT. Da.% IA • FIRE and LIFE OFFICE. 1. 1 .1 an. 11. Loeubardeteeet, Lamina EC. • I IVISIOW.—NEW LIFE AsstraaiirE.4, m 0•411/t I. I •• • dielokm of motto, mud be effected BEFORE if t NEXT. : r prepaid forme sad Information to the Commeafs A • Fearierit 11, Lembordotmet. Z.O. S. (..TTISH UNION FIRE and LIFE _ lINCILLITE COMPLFY. PinaTall - a;t:er. Entabliabed itda Load= : R,i Edn burgh and Data& T: • 1: MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. • ra ir t swe bry efketrel with . thin Pariety by the 114 inch will a of one year la every Annual Bomut. -• ' rtom notice that the Policies of the Society Demme , • le. and are moneyed of all conditions ;aarcerit papaws* of minima' when they have remained unchallenged for a:AI the life mound has completed his Nth Tow. t • t . allot - tad by the Society WS highly i•atMfao i. the addition to a OAS amunihre. dated I.: • • .‘• a. •:10, making the total payment DOM. CHARLEI MULL, Aetuary. • • • to , apvide, London. Den. lain .. ,; LONDON and SUBURBAN LAND and !WILDING DORMANT fliatitell. 01-te—No. 1f174 Pasehnteit4fteet, E.O. V .tty melted on DEPOSIT ai POUR PER Erizeaurr, !intim&L Tu: CL.N. oved on sons of £lOO and upwards If ;..,:tt laCt ISM than certain. JONATHANTATUM Sawarall. BOVLOGNESUR-MEA., BUILDING \AI F. I,y AL . o LAND, • t,. Eat Cliff, at Botilogrtnnu•Mer France , bra Ay. St, at lea. 0., at the Hotel or the Sous-Pre tt , urfan• of the alit on the rod side of the bar ' ! between the Pavillon Imperial and the Water 1 le put to A Itetion. The whole of the ground ox. :: • .t 'O 4 . ti.etrt a about WO Canis towaria the 1.1, 11 it is separated by the rasa leading to Wigan ; of around will be offered in two frontage of a fntage of • ...eh, hating an average depth of about if Metro., •• • • 1. u particularly suitable for budding nurve.e for !..! uatintutn. as well as hot.t... j• a ,meayr a may • • • som-Prvfnmare, or at the Intro/to des DOMbin,, •• I.:..ulotaie•surniler !Prance.. Ai: -..%}..V.-1;20 to ABOO ADVANCED itame - an furniture, without removal, publieety, or law • • b I.psiel by eery instalments. No Maim at eh if die ' 1 • -• • imitative, 11 pm mut. (for 4100 an utz t impu rtgoveri. p •• e the ESTATE OYFICTS, 11. Bo ' on butter, life ponWee. to IKANUFORTES (Collard, Broadwood, &c.)— ••• • -rol excellent PIANOB, including two of the 7-octave • " • zne Forel cottages in elegant walnut and rosewor s L a tz • *. Loam*, and a patent grandoottage in walnut by ro-urly new end quit., perfect, at unusually lo* prices. •A the superior new patent T•oetave suttees of Ins and ' • of the be* manufacture, with all the latest improve : Of IP willow or in very elegant cams at II =a m • • edvantageo instruments in England. at end Co.. 36, lloorgsteetreet, Bank, L.O. MIIIOORE and HUNTON, a wnorzaaiz ama EXPORT AWN= MAKERS and UPHOLSTERERS, • 116, 111, 11Y, and 113, PAULATR LET, and M, 311, 40, and 41. WORMUP-STREET, FINSBURY-SQL'S:RE. LONIINLN,_ ' vraourice the completion of their New warebooms. Si ( /ND-HANDFIREandBUILGLAIt-PROOF ---Before pirehaeisig send for WORM' Monthly • .7 Manor, Harr, Thomas Porry and Sons, Mordan, • :1 , and every eminent maker, at about half the price . •A in.arante•sivem with each. A large quantity of Tann's • t. is lia. AWAY to GRIFFITHS. 6i, (%neon•Q+Nt, LO ,I • i GOSNETI. find Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH ; E !neatly surlier to any Teeth Powder Otto the • : • :••: lake whitrara, protoota the mare& from dem,. and " • .In, !marmot io the breath. /Okra la. M. - - -- 4 I ELL and Co.'s PATENT TRI r AlttrN, or oterlpinvosted the peculiar ••! ' °-••••• • whieh aermmpliabre the two spew urea e arot eonotemeara su ll3 .4. , Elm agh iharawa • • Ate • A Tt.r.4.lLroturirt, LODI It Nt)1.1) LTA SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE • • all dr A t to be the hottest and moot eomfoete 1 • • •_z •• . .1. Elartie Storldlop‘ lineeaapa, ire.. for .• •••••• •.r • u.,1 % , k e .• Apocieleal Heim, hallway ( onve • fay. H z l, ti and •••arriral applianer Ana.. mannf ausa r a. aetoral danOLO wro, r, «et Atoitheleid. lin•don. • • - 111 • I,r measurement sod prioea forwarded. As es -1 female to attad oo loam. 1)" : NE1• ' O1;D'ii FLUID MAGNESIA. • . •rr. di.el Profemdon for thirty year. hare al•mrovad of • Mame as ao the heat remedy for Aridity of ; , ••• Ihruttan., 11..adaehr. mot 11111+804i.u; and • • pale &pets, t for delleato eosetleothmo, I „ L luldren, and Imfonta.-111NN IiFORD and Oa, . New Bondatrem ',loam, sad of all soar ahmaida E iT 1 M. (v4ebratmlmata•ratirm. DREDGE% lIEALAI.L. s I,s.h astlottis instaut a!!•L) bAIteLAY sad SONS, NI. Yarriartam-atmat. • • ".'' ' 44 LY I'Lmaibt. awl Drat:whit& It Ia wont ancriaa beton thy am brakes. Trim M. led. per INDiumnim. LE' S ANT 'BILIOUS PILLS, m or the Yet • then thus en claims et theist,. la at le. lid.. b. 11.1.. b. ed.. eel Ith CAI IJOUA Amerimea, O CKLIC' ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, ist me the lea IS seen .Thiumt ell dooms d amlotty. In loam et Is. lid, Is. ft, Is. ft. awl Ill& UV= fIIMPLAINTIL C f) (; K LIC 8 ANTIBILIOI3B PILLS, fa ass the hot IS yenta stro•nett all Aar** of with. tv• tete. at ta tat fa OIL. dm 111. sad TY 4.( 1 CI • • ilshlMPTlVllB.—A d aftfal father le 17.;,';::.,71vti bwiall 6 bgrael to ail .saver rrMrad M. inren.mll 'r nned whi aflor hoeing &inlet.* . • v. 1 1•...1.•.. t 0.4 •tapairall hoe father. • well-knows . t • •.1...“ heir doroattaaed pmetier Mgt to ' 1..-yely pottage. Maros 0. P. WO 4 11 " .1 ".V. 4 . Cowstgeettat.l.444s•• THE CIIIIM3LAS DOUBLE Nl73olElt of the ILLUSTRATEIT LONDON NEWS, To be loomed on BATIULDAT meat, Doe. Ilk will amain of A PICTURE PRINTED IS COLOTAtg, Ratified DICK WHITTINGTON, Troia a Drawing by J. Bum A.R.A. , sad FORTY YAfiES of ENORAYINUIS sad LerrraritEas. ILLC.TRATIOIfII. The White Berries Ts temige Engraving . By R. Millington'. (In the fold North Nes. By E. Dittman. Chriatmas Morning. By e. Read. Christmas Night. By C. Robinson. Frost Bound. By h. Carter. Fur Chrizitniss Eve. By H. (Leland. tl:own of the Feast. By Mrs. E. M. Wind. Fairy Gifts. By .1. A. Fitzgerald. A Steinonable Slave. By F. PIM°. Illustrations to the Tales By A. Hunt. Among the NEWS V.:GRATZ: 4 ;On will be Ow : Asm rWfng or the New Parliament: Mend. n , Passing through W. xtiuito.ter Hall. fib l'attle Show: rite Cattle and Sloop. Two Illustrations. Fyeeial Semite to IlerdAnan and Drov..r,.. Inatnunithin of the New Mechanize Institute. Bolton. Lanznehire. The Mau rid of her pir. Lifeboat Iletviem in Mounts Bay, Cornwall. The (2trictinac Double Number will contain the following TALEh. POEMe, and RKETCHIA The /meridian Gold kting. By Mary llowitc. Tlrc Golden Comb. by chirley Brooke. floe flai:tettnar Came to be Kept et elapperelne Cottage By The. brotria6.llB..toe. Mom My W. W. Fran. On Ow Cold North raft Poetry.: By Mason Jadt.on. Ik. Jul])) toy'a Juvraih. Party. Tho Yule, or %riot's. Los. TiP lawn of Ow Fraat. By • Dyereptir The 14.4•Bututd. 11),..11 Whittingtou a Wad). By John Lary. Fairy Gifu, tr., kr. AND A bONO k} T TO MITSUI kY ItLIAASKTH PHILJP. Prf, of f idri.tiagot Double Nu& wr, aonsistithi of TWO Meets sad a Half al IthiesTatissia and tar. t:olourtt Picture, Oar ttltillins; Bhdatasl to N. in. Ihssoda tbe 1 ost-ols‘, in the United ILtnadarn. To7l:„..soatotitns laa Mead. Nv.e. thirophl. in Fire Volama, prine 13a. aka, THE HISTORY of FRANCE from CLOVIS and 4 'HARLEM AONE to the ACCESSION of NAPOLEON U,. THIRD. ily Er as EVANII Caowc. Dorived la cruzr e, is t Int" optoniporary hternotra and autbrntic iliatolical loran vial to lie. to the Ambits and Public farads. of Fiona. nut hitiarto ronalted at wad as nistraisla by any English Historian. Thrbaia of Mr. Cr Aror's merit I - a a writer Was a pound otlilllol. roar. sad pow, to bundin rystratiam, of obi , * the " na vet* widn and Out nna oradimaza“. important. Thee, vas optima:7 about his t.3wt in Ida nylon sael Zenith le Licked neither heft* Dalton wr humour, hit shone Citeirelerseaket. awd I . the dist= volt= 4 :0 1 1 1 *frfas • Wk. ir= uf. w Warm ill HU Ye=ohm 111.417 Of hi: : LOOSMA.OI4 --asperses*, jog in • narrows' . =: s is fergetton. It is writtrn wi a sawatant nr felon to ead hintart. nal laws, wither tM Mid the =personal Nell vielleige••• Dow so ais for t ot ; awl • th• Vicar of ita style. them M • siertaht frslinswo in ths trt: ammo contest w =c ,,, L 4r ; H. eur,:nt..z..... and Ow, Mermen-row. NeW Edifice, now /..dy, l Ilnk Donde rrHE ETATEt4 of the RIVER PLA da T i t: their Industo Mw mud Commerce, Moog foaming, blimp brooding, Inotteg, and Moat Prootentutt , E=loymoont of thoplud. od anti Rork and theft Yahoo. if. Roman/oration. y Wtt.rss LATIIAM, Rooney Amin Wood Koliflan, ibonabilb or, sood. lontlon fononnono. R mon, and Ptitternoanr.ww. - - ID I gol. D.. of 1.144 mgr.. aumpriaeg above MOOG armee plamo, .Irtiref 6.3. 4144%6; or 7M. ad. larltauttaa. K EITH JOIINSTON'S GENERAL OA ZET rave. Nom Y.dYfatn, ratio.% to Jul> , its 7. .• 11. yt•nel • ••si.gmaiw•ei the swot orompl. - t •1 awl .6......ra3. No 4.41... r .4 N. own renme....."—Doity ker.. ; L.. 11.01111/. NW. Mid 4.1 u. l'atrnaeot... mt. QIIB 2 N°B THEATIt R. Lang-sare, Maßaants—Mr. W. R. LIMON. Tag lANCASHIN n. LARR J,llirea."Naar Pteb.• Web.' Itrealetab " "Robert Ratraurs'a 0411 or—A Partg by Oa Ragas of JVlsupcs. "Yr. Daavißifi Taranbwooz . In Lto bat ritool —Road to the River.. . at_ . imot." "no WataW" "The NIOt Boat Pangalsk Para "The Inan Laiataa a btro Ur • Aoitaolla." The Happy noun and Traria =Vwith a Pleas of !zits Ulm In seem tlad OTRANOZR. STRANG T svER, bra Basee.lo4. (111RENI1 THEATRE . —At 10, Hotzebues Nslo famous plow T HEE the STRANGER beektessed hy R. Remo. Eel, fie► the titlo of THE STRANGER STRANGER THAN EVER. tAIJERZCS THEATER—At 10.30, a SERIOUS malf. CANCAN dseeed by Nee aeseser sad Yea Haar. TiIIGAIETY THEATRE, Strand, will b e THE on MONDAY. Dee. n, IMO. with a NEW OM RETTA. a NEW COMEDY. a NEW OPERATIC EITRAVA CIA.N7.A_, and a NEW BALLET. Th e Cowpony Walden Mr. Alfred Wigan. Kea Medea Robertson, IL Ilteart.troin th• (Wan and Porte at. Martin Theatres, Pariah Mise Neill Panes, Mr. C. Ignil (from her Majesty's Opera% It,. Robert Soutar, Mint Con stance Lomeby. Mire E Pewter, Mr. Marlow h.., and a fall hand and chorus, and ballet, eakeled how the two opera houses. Principal dancer, Mdib. Bari (tram the Porte St. Martin. P• 14 4 ,. principal grotesque dance lat. Dantean and Wardo. The seenory by Messrs. T. Grieve and Son. Begin at 7. eIIRISTY MINSTRELS, RT. JAMES'S tiREAT HALL, Pleoadilly.—TOMlGHT at Lint. Malmo daj 64 lunialv. Three and Eight. ALL THE YEAR kUND. The COM now permaneatly hiereased to Thirty_ eve Performers. all ot mo wn ananenee. The lameet and beet Ethiopian Tr.upt• mu the workl—Faintealla as. ; stalk, 218. ; area. : gallery. THE CHRISTI'S NEVER PERFORM OUT OF LONDON. Manager. Mr. FREDERICK BITROMM. WATCH for EVERYBODY, by Streeter's neebinem. New Lecture, with full Illostrations of the Englisb Marbia-made Watch, bT Prakelor Yapper, at K " The Spirt re Barber," with saarrellom effeets, daily at S and A.M. The a. -w Electric Organ. dailg at 1.30 and 7.30, by Herr Behalltenback. N. w lecture, b 7 J. I. King, Esq.. on " Earthquake* and Volcanoes," " Bebe Franco and the Maid of Orleans." dab at 4_ ilAncj h Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gate.—At the ROYAL poirminc. THE POOR BLIND.—SPECIAL APPEAL . -a• me INDIGENT BLIND VISITING SOCIETY. eetablisbed 1534, is the only one which combines the Visitation, Relief. and Education of the Blind. 300 are now under regular visitation. and there are some hundreds of others seeking the Society's sad, many of whom are aufforhot the twat appallum distress; indeed the frightful tbratitation meting amongst thew poor creatures cannot be conceived by these who have new visited them a nimbi. The Committee most earnestly APPEAL for AID. b hem to take nn some of the nnwt urgent ea. -.1, and to give the meat CHRISTMAS DINNER, and also coals daring the winter months. Contribution.. however smell, will h.•iwod anstefull and steknowlerlin by WILLIAM COLMIJI. l ry. Olive. 27. Red Lion square, W.C. WESTERN DISPENSARY for DISEASE :4 of the SKIX. 17. Dukr-etiort, Martebrateneasaro, toted in imt. for the rum of chronic eruptions, beldme, and oche r morbid eolltht:etht of the akin. hair. and hank Pllll6l hittr—The Rey. Coon DALE. M.A.. St. Paure. Tat: twat Harvey. Soho-moan.. itoterrio-lenelon and Werominoter, 11110014.41!nrf Braneh. Si aimuit—Tbumir Hunt, Hu i ., F. Welk, Manch. ater-equaro. At terdance doily from uto 10. l'atiento mast proetkre a tie., I In-rn a if.. n o r. or pay In. a week or upward.. - - - • TiOYAL HOSPITAL for DISEASES of thi, CITY-110AD. Atrirtanee O. 'mostly needed to wort the hoary current expenk-t of tb.• 114.0ta1. Hank, re—Glyn, Mille. and Co. CHARLES L. KEMP. &emblem ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, Gray's-in n - roa d. att. ntion od the benevolent Pulite to respenfully drawn to this. In/Motion. Posnosing no funded Psnerty. ra existene,. and patent of usefully-es depend upon voluntary CONTRIUL - - lONS. Should these fail there monis( no alternative but to contract its emratiens or elm. the (loony. Situate in a dense population of the very pour. Ito mean. .4 relief are constantly applied to. and at this Kann of the year the requirements of tho R are moat peening. Its expenan are necesearily nest. peeing that nearly seventy bed. are in conetant use, and upwards of 3,M° oat-patients treated STBSCRIPTIONS and DONAT IONS weIt are kindly remind by the Banker/Jibs/sm. Brown, Janson. and Ca.; also by Meears.-Igar n elay and Co. ; Con. salA Co. ; Drummond and Co.; Glyn sod U... ; He rries and Co.: Prescott. Grote, and ; Ransom and Co.: smith, Payne. and Co.; Wil l iams, Deacon, and (n. ; Nisbet and Co., Bentsesetreet; and at the Hospital. from Ten till Five. JAIIkIIIIOP6OOD. Chairman of the Wawa Committee. J. B. OWMf. WA.. Chairman of the Weekly Board. GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Caledonian read, N. Supported by voluntary contribution, Luril HOUGHTON boa kindly °unseated to pomade at the 81.ENNLLI. FESTIVAL of thic charity, to be held only in the *win*. Th. - ennuoittee earnestly invite the kind co-operation of noblemen and riatlesuen Se neuritis. The 374::: dinner debt envies the liability of • steward. Thim dal ha e relieved won free patient* since it was foto- Wished at weroe. in Mt 1. 831.1 TH, saw. nom 80, R GEORGE EID. Secretary. OVEHNESSES' BENEVOLENT Ineosporated h 1 Royal7s - arit 7 r7 Wtiinower to hold LW by Gift. Mirka., or liequeet. roller the Patronage vt Her Most Gracious Majeetyllie QUEEN. His Royal Highness the Prince of WALE.. Her Royal Hnsin the Princess of WAL.III. Her Rod al Il4hnese the Duchess of CAMBRIDGE His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE Her Royal /14hiseas the Hereditary Grand Mamas of 111Ef*KLF—NBERGH.STRELITZ. Her Royal Highness the Prince,. MARX ADELAIDB. Passim:ter—The Earl of HA RROWBY. Tatar sta—l3enjarnin Bond Cabbell. Req.. F.R.B. The objeeti. of Olio Sueirty are all in operation. Temporary meiwtanen to thwernemea in distress afforded privately through the L.A..' Committee. Annuity Fund. —Eleetire Annuaire to aged Gorernomes seeunsl 11111 invested capital, and thus independent of the prosperity of the 1 15;e1a;.11rs. Ashley has mist kindly opened a fund to raise nil the lkeiety's Annuities to it'.. Any donations which may be kindly gives may be addressed. " The Hon klsa Ashley. to the care of the Seterstary." Provident Fund.—Prosident annuities purchased by ladies in any way connected oitlr duestion, ulnn inivernment security, assembly to the Act of Parliament. Thin braneh Melodist a savings bank. A Rome for Ooecnieeees daring the intervals between their en gagements. A system of Registration entircly free of expense. An Asylum fee the aged. Hog. riscerrAly—XCP. David Laing. Raisin es—dir H. Brett and Co., 1. Cstemlieliseare. W. 32. deck eißeatiset, W. C. W. KIXIA H, &cindery. COAL.-OEORGE J. COCKFULKLL and o°. asst sosla cob , Omh Oa —l3. Omaha LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 14, 1868. Jae pallethed, in ITo . with Two Mem priori 11a. H ISTORY of the FRENCH in DIDIA, from the Pounding of Pondithery In 1174 to Its ft,. - 1 in 1711. LIT Lieutomant-Coloael 0. R. 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Yesterday evening the members of the Republican Committee had an interview with the President of the Provisional Government,and introduced Senores Figneras and Castelar, requesting at the same time that the republicans should have a share in the administration of the country as a means of putting a stop to the insurrection at Cadiz. Marshal Serrano and Admiral Topeto replied that the government was chosen by universal suffrage, and that it would therefore present itself before the Cortes as it was at first constituted. They moreover declared that no compromise could be entertained with the insnrgents of Cadiz, who, after having submitted in silence to former mis government, now took arms against a government which has conferred upon them all civil and political liberties. MADRID, Dile. 13. General Caballero de Rods has transmitted to e government a communication received by him 'from the Duke de Montpesuier, in which the latter announced that, on being apprised of the events at Cadiz, he had left Lisbon to offer his sword to the Provisional Government. The go vernment, in reply, expressed respect for the in ventions of hie royal highness, but requested him 'to return immediately to Lisbon. Yesterday morn ing General Caballero de Rode addressed the fol , lowing proclamation to the inhabitants of Cadiz : —" A revolution, incited and fomented by secret 'enemies, is deluging with blood the streets of your • beautiful city, but has found no echo in the peninsula, and I come to suppress it with the forces . placed at my disposal by the govensment. Lay down your arms and your lives will ho Hayed ; this I guarantee you in the name of the government, on whose chimney you may rely. Such is the only -means by which the insurgents can sweat s • being treated with inflexible rig our. I grant you a delay until to-morrow at noon, in order that the old men, women and children, as well an all i>caceably-disposed citizens, may leave the town. Inhabitants of Cadiz, it will not be my fault if, with the means of attack which the imperious law of necessity compels me to employ, there should come for Cadiz a day of mourning and ruin. I shall regret such a reenalt from the bottom of my heat, but shall do my duty." This proclamation produced an impression upon the insurgents, and they sent a delegate, aceompaniesl by the Consul of the United States, to General Caballero, offer ing to place their arms in buildings which be should designate. General Caballero de Rode expects to enter Cadiz to-day. PARK DFE. 12, Ey/mm . l. The Journal des Damits of to-day Antos that a rumour is current that the equadronof Toulon has received orders to proceed to Cadiz. PARTS, DEC. 13. The Meniteur of this morning publishes in its bulletin the following news :—" The fighting at Cadiz has been renewed on the expiration of the armistice, of which the foreign residents availed thenuelves to leave the town." TUE RELATIONS BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND FRANCE. BREMEN, Dec. 12. The Weser Zeitung publishes advices from Berlin, according to which it is asserted in diplomatic steles that the Wish Government is asavour ing in a confidential manner to establish better relation between Prussia and France, without how ever making positive proposals for such purpose. TURKEY AND GREECE. ST. PETERSBURO, DISC. 12. The journals of this city publish intelligence from Constantinople, which states that, in conse quence of energetic action on the part of the Russian Ambassador, France England, and Prussia represented to the Sublime Porte that the severe measures it purposed taking endangered the preservation of peace. They thereby induced the Porte to delay for a few days the final rupture with the Greek government. The Russian Am bassador is employing every means in his power to prevent diplomatic intercourse from being broken off, or, at all events, to obtain that the commercial relations between Turkey and Greece shall not be suddenly interrupted. According to the same intelligence Turkey is concentrating 40,000 men in Thessaly, to invade Greece in ease of the outbreak of war. ELECTION PETITIONS. The following is a correct list of petitions against members for cities and boroaghs under the Parliamentary Election Act, 1888. Although nearly 80 members have been petitioned against, not more than a dozen have availed themselves of the new rule (10) appointing as agent: Borough or City. Appellants. Reqxwdents. Norwich Gloucester New Windsor Gardner. Eykyn. Bewilley Coventry Boory. Eaton and Hill. Bridgwater Weetropp and Kinglike and another. Vanderbyl. Warrington Guildford Salford Anderson and Cawley and others. Charley. Hereford Thomas & others. Wyllie and Clive. Bodmin Gower. Stockport Hallam& another. Tipping. The Same Bradford Storey & another. Forster. Same Haley and others. Ripley. l'enryil Broad and othors. Fowler and East- wick. Lir hfleld Beverley and Kennard. Wallingford Cheltenham Gardner. Samuelson. Westbury Oldham Horsham Hurst. Aldridge. Stalybridge Ogden and others. Sidebotham. Tasaworth Sir IL Bulwer. Wigan Bra.disyd. another. Wools and Lan caster. Ashton - under • Lyne Clarke Mellor. Westminster Hartlepool Kingston - upon - Hull Taunton Same another. Cox. King's Lynn - & another. Boarke. Blackburn den. Ileaketh and Her mon. Hayrick. Weethead. Lowther. Kt. Hon. D. Hos chin, Crawford, and Lawrence. Cambndge Ilnrsbam Diekeus&another. Hurst. Eye anehester Rope & another. Birley. Woodstock llotldeu & others. Barnett. flog -- Junes. Malonbsidt. Preston Pembroke York Brovilli. Same Olodsitoue. _. lAmdes _ ..eton Northallerten Bra:knock Worn ster Think Christchurch Shrewsbury Young. Figgilw• Meetings and another. Mussel the yr. Same Sutton ite another. North. Now Sarum Ryder. Hamilton. The number is a for boroughs. including cities. The petitions against county members will not be lodged for some days longer, as 21 days are allowed after the return of the writ to the clerk of the crown. The judges ap pointed to try election petitions will appoint sittings to be holdeto after Christmas. TII E MEItTHI E 131 TION AND MR. BR ITCE.—A superb photograph, taken by Mr. Crawahay, of the Right lion. H . A. Brace, being proiented by the great iron masten to all who plumped for the Tight hon. gentleman at the hot election. A grand county dinner to Mr. Bruce is in preparation, and, in addition, • subscription / either for the purpose of placing a superb bust in • pubbc insti tution at Mountain Ash, or for defrayingtkeekohanesring eieneer of Mr. Bruce, or both, is at woe to be started. THE SEAT OF THE LORD ADVOCATE. —A °out mittto has le:l3Anted to make the newevary arrange ments for presen a petition spinet the return of Lord Advocate M for the Glasgow end Aberdeen Uni versities. The ground of objection is that in many in stances the right hon. gentleman, by his agents, laid the registration fee neesssary to the =Grebe of the vote. TUE IiEZARIGINTATION OF DUMFRIPAR H I RE. — Mr. Bops Johnston has declined to came forward as • candidate for Dumfriesshire in the fluid of a new elec tion being found necessary. A special meeting of the Municipal Council of Dublin was held en Friday afternoon, in the City Ma/1, for the purpose of elect/mg • Lord Mayor _for the ensuing; year Mr John Gray laving deoMied to accept the u e loe . Sir William Cerra was propmed for re-election by Alderman Moylan. Alderman M'Swinity moved an amendment to the effect that it was inexpedient for one gentionuin to held the appointment for two years iu sousuminei, which was supported by Fir John Barrington,. Mr. J. Norwood, Mr. Leonard, and others. thi • (helicon being liken, thu amendment was lost by it majority of ft—the numbers being ir„: to 20. T 10.; uriganal mutton was UN'a agreed to. HUNGARY. PF-STlf, 1:4.c. 12 . The Hungarian Diet will not assemble until the month of May next. M. Kipeni leave~ on Monday for Vienna. The Jewi'h Congre•oi will h• re opened on the 14th mat. DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, Mc. 12. The ministry submitted to-day to the Rigsdag a bill for granting a concession to construct a railway ten miles long in the n o rth-west of Bee laud, from Weskille to Rallundberg, the • govern men to guarantee the interest upon half of the capi tal required for the undertaking. The Folkething has rejected the demand of the Minister of Marine for authorization to build a large iron-clad vessel. PORTUGAL. LISBON, Dlr. 12. The Cortes will open on the 2nd of January. The English war steamers Pallas, Penelope, and Itingdove have arrived hero. SWITZERLAND. BERNE, Doc. 12. M. Welti, of the Canton Aargau, was to •day elected president, and M. Ruffy, of the Canton Vaud, vice-president, of the Federal couneil. AMERICA. • NEW YORK, Disc. 12. Oold closed at 136; ; the highest (potation during the day was 13M, the lowest 1361. Merlin g exchange on London, 1091. 6-20 U.S. Bowls, 1882, 1101 ditto, 1881, 1071; ditto, 1866, 110; 10-40 Bonds, 1061. Illinois, 144; Erie, 38,1. Cotton, middling Upland, 26. Petroleum, standard white, 331. Flour, ettra State, 6 del,. 70c. to 7 dole. 300. ; Corn, old raised, 116 dole. • According to Messrs. Neill's report the week's rimeiZ of cotton at all United States ports have been 90, bales; and since the let of September, 1104,000 bales • week's export to Great Britain, 36,000 bales ; and Mao; the Ist of September, 221,000 bales; week's o eFt to France, 9,000 bides; and sine the Ist of Se her, 10t,000 bales ; week' export to other 10, bale ; EA since the Ist of September, 63,000 Wen; total ex port of the week, 64,000 bales • and mime the let of September. 3811,000balss ; stock at ;11 ports, 276,000 bales. INDIA. BOMBAY, Dec. 9. Ms. &Wilkes, 6r. la. ; 1111 be. ditto, 6r. la. ; 40's awls twist, Ila. ; scarlet quiet. Coital" asehanged • Dhol lerah, 240. Itaeliaage as Loaders, 1.. Ilia. 'Govern swot Sororities—Four per Cents-. 951 ; ditto Five par Cads., 1001. Freights to Liverpool, 475. Bd. The latest Ueda' date is the 6th inst. CONSULATII or Tll2Tllai BUM or VIM - W. 117111 A.—The Consulate of the United Mates of Vene zuela is sow at Si, King-strict, C h .. 4d., where every information reverting that republic east always be ob tained. _ . To command a lasting preference, tan mutt be laaaarsta fa prise, acrd reliable for rivet W ainabill=fmmeb aaikUrsa atlvanas, fa la all paatata by Lan ayeaia—bonlaraimara 144 1 44 4 1. fad It. Mow, sown.-4Accerinenaell WILLOZ OP N.U.B. AteiTTL &K. • The Jllllll/1 TIMCII Overland Moil gives the fol lowing account of the wreck of H.M.S. Rattler: The Rattler, steam-sloop, 17 guns, 9.52 tons, 29ds bona power, a left Yokuhaina on the 9th of September last, having on board Mean. Adams and Batow, of the British legation. On entering Romanzoff Bay in the early dawn of the 24th September everything lay fair and calm before the ship, not • lire ith of wind ruffled the surface of the see, and the lead gave nine to ten fathoms Ia both chains as she slowly and cautiously felt her way in. Suddenly, a few minutes before six— when the leadsmen had just given eight fathoms and was swinging for another oast, she struck. It was soon seen that she was in an almost hopeless rvt-d-pems. Under the deceptive calm water lay a series of reefs, stretching in long sueessionright in front of the port and about • mile and a Ulf from shore. They lay like • comb in the ship's path, and between two of the teeth her bows passed, and she lay imprisoned and helpless. Everything was immediately done that was likely to draw her off ; four of the steenmost guns were hove over board and buoyed, anchors taken out and laid —but all was of no avail. About 3 p.m. it came on - to blow, and then was seen how hopeless was the condition of the ship. All round her were reefs, a wash at low water, and as the swell began to lift her, she crashed down upon the rocks and commenced to roll in a manner that threatened soon to break her up. It was clearly time to think of providing for the safety of 149 people on board, and preparations for landing men and provisions were accordingly begun. The wind was from the S.W., so that there was no imminent danger, but the night of the 24th was an unpleasant and anxious one indeed, com munication with the shore being impossible, owing to the dangerous reefs between it and the ship. At 3 a.m. on the 25th. the whole of the engine -room being stove in and the rudder knocked off, the vessel begun to fill, which steadied her. Ou the morning of the 'Leith the ottioere' and men's bedding and clothes, with the greater part of the provisions, were landed. In the afternoon, the barometer falling end the wind shitting to the N.W., everybody was landed at sunset. A gale cams on from the same quarter, which lasted fur two days, rendering all communication impossible, the seas making a clean breach over her. Houses were thou prepared ou shore for the crews and officers, sentries set, watches kept, and all went on in good order. The men behaved rely well. Perfect disci ins prevailed, there were no attempts to break into spirit-room or stores, and all worked hard with a will to save guns, store., small arms, rail., chains, anchor., and rigging. The engine -roam having been stove in, the machinery could not be got out, but almost everything else, to the malt., which ware c nt oat of her, was taken on shore, properly stored, and left in .barge of Japanese officials. We need not dwell Lino.' the small events of the sixteen we:l.y days which elapsed before relief arrived. The country is vary thinly populated, lore of wood, nod apparently holding little game. O.:aunties of duck and p!..eer WTO got alone the edge of the bay, end salmon was in absolute profu sion. Nine miles across from Soye. near Cape Noss-Tab, is a swell river, and there, at a village c...led Koitoi, 14 a salmon ffibing elation. Fishing Mill Ilryiti .r seaweed con stitute the trade of the place, and as many as two thousand ?alma arc taken in a 41.1 y. The trade is famed by a guild in Ilakodata, and their agent at Soya was the chief man in the pinee and Ten deed good perviee to the shipwrilced crew. Meanwhile, a message had reached Hakolite overland, and Captain Du Petit Thouers, who was there with his Imperial Majesty's Ihipaix lost not n ii .oment in starting to the relief of the I tattler. His machinery was undergoing repair and his ship was without coal, hut by working double tides all through the night he managed to get away the morning after the news reached Hakodate, end, steaming her beet, the Duple: reached the scene of the disaster on the loth October, 48 hours after leaving Mak...date, and embarked the ship wrecked crew. Nothing could exceed his courtesy and attention, or the kindness and consideration of his officer; and crew. lie insisted — on giving up his own cabin to his guests, creeping him self into some berth down in the cockpit, and the whole starboard side of the lower dear was given up to the Rattler's crew. All arrived in safety at Yoko hama on the 17th. There is generally some redeeming point, some cause for cheerfulness in meet misfortunes; mad in this one we may certainly greet this thorough illustration of the intent.' (*Mirk. Altogether, to use a common phrase, the very beet was male of a had job, and, though England has lost a ship, the intelligence of her officers, the good discipline of the men, and the exertions of a truly friendly ally have saved • lime crew without • single casualty, and, we have every reason to congratulate ourselves that so little harm has been doue. THE WRECK OP THE GOSB4.IIEII. The Gossamer had on board in all thirty souls, and it was not until late last evening that the ears elven were mustered at Kingsbeidge, ail it was definitely ascertained that 17 only had been saved , and that thus th irteen bad perished. The names of the saved are believed to be James Bone, C. TanallCe, Mouton, C. Tanscott, F. K Wilby, H. F.. Carling, F. H. Dunlop, W. Qualtrouelt, P. H. Merrifield, Lawrie, W. Patterson, Homer Gall, C. Smith, Grant (pilot), J. Jamieson, Date (surgeon), Dale (passenger). The chief mete was much bruited by contact with the rocks, but are injured. Some of the crew are very rough fellows, and we grieve to add that the presents of 'benevolent per sons having supplied them with funds, several of the men were hopelessly drunk. Only three bodies bad come whore up to last evening. One of the drowned is Henry Besglefield, third mate, a young man whose friends live at Dartmouth. SIIIPWRECK ANI) LOSS or LIFE OFF WEXFORD. —Another vessel and part of a crew have been lost on the Wexford coast. Inning the storm which prevailed on Thursday night, the schooner Thome., of Cork, O'Brien master bound to Newport. in balla-t, was driven from Milford eeross St. Oeorge's Channel. The wind was S.S.W. The wind carrinl the vessel irresistibly before it until it ultimately stranded her at Carnsore, the south east point of the, county. Then: well! live hands on boanl, two of whom have been lest. The names of the men who have been drowned are Henry Bulwr and Weedlight. I have not yet learned the manner in which they were drowned. The names of those who were saved are James O'Brien, master, Iliehanl O'Brien, and James Roche. The vessel is a totil wreck. WRECK OF THE MYRTI.E.—On Saturday intelli gence reached Liverpool of the total lo'. of the Myrtle, of Ureenock, which was seen to go down off Burial Island, Ballyhalbert, on the county Down coast. It is believed that all in the Myrtle have been loot, :us none of the crew had, up to Saturday evening, reached the shore. WEST INDIA AND PACIFIt• alalr . o.—P,xMo all, DEC. 13. —The Royal Mail steam-hip Shannon, from the West Intlios, arrived here to-night, with 52 passengers, 39 sacks of mails, treamme valued at .111,172 dude., and 2,298 packages of cargo. She landed her mails and four pairengeni. The mails will be forwunled by special train at midnight. The Shannou's dates are Valparaiso, November 3rd; Calluq 14th; Colon, Zlitil; Jamaica, 24th; St. Thome; 29th. She experienced fine weather until December lid, then a succession of strong gale. from the north and east, with heavy seas up to the 10th, and from the 12th to the 13th an easterly gale, with high crime yeas, up cheated strong easterly winds awl head seas. There is • high wind blowing hens from S.S.W.—Rodrea Telegram. 11111111.AMATIDT, 9.—The snxou university has voted a prutert against the and Halton Laws enacted by the Hungarian Diet. DULIN, DEC. 12, EVEN ISO .—The Federal Council has agreed to recommend the establishment of • paid North German Consulate at l'o4ll. FATIM lONATI 17n. —Yeatertifty evening the Rev. J. L. Lynn, butter known as Father Ignatiun, conducted a religious rervice at the Store-street blunio-hall, Bedford square, Bloomsbury. This was Mr. Lyne s first public appearance since his inhibition by the Bishop of London from St. Edmund's Church, Lombard-street. The hall was crowded in every part, the centre aisle and the vestibule being closely packed by persona unable to obtain seats. There could not lure been less than from 1,800 to 2,000 persona present. The rev. gentleman took for his text the concluding words of the 10th verse of the 26th chapter of llatthew—" The door was shut"—haviugrefen snot to the wise and foolish virgins at the wlat feast. Mr. Lyn. was attired in monkish= soden the table on the platform was Owed= With lam media barman cm either side, with Maltese cremes on shields. The &mune was ✓ to with attention throughout, and at the eon a a sa the large coneoures of people quietly dispersed. smoke was the ordinary evening service of the church of Mtrglted, with • slight variation in the lessons. Yr. Lynewas sighted by a rev. Imatlernes, who road a pr- Otia of the and the kerns, and was attired in a white The congregation seemed to beet a re the% mad may ot the= irouldppers at IMMO sarisgot the a Ulldvertimeme.}—liou.owaVa lititTuMlT AND gii=in et tiUtt lir% rigs, mer a littise t aker. WAY NI 111.111111WOL . W e i rtneim :lo/ 0 4811. : d arn ( % 1141W1117.. d o= I nalbedi daM il t tsarsNES wireliv• rm. sad ). er • amid kabobs • ONE PENNY. ' DRAMA. PRINCE OF WAIM'S. A new comedy, entitled Tame eat', ft. in the pen of Mr. F.dmtmd Yates, author of Nark 84,p, s weat performed at this theatre on Paturday evening—Mies Marie Wilton making her appearance, tot the beet thne this season, in one of the principal character , . The comedy, which is in three acts, eac► being confined in the French fashion to one set scene, has been produ-ed with the care and finish which characterise the management of this elegant little theatre ; but the result can Issrdly be called a ewers. In spite of one or two Writing sitnatinns, tome clever touches of character, and a few good points, in the dialogue by which the audience were now and then roused into applause, it was impossible not to feel that the play flagged, and that the doings of the dramatist persona excited only a languid interest. Failures far leas equivocal than that of TGWU (acs have beau retrieved before now by aomprestion and re-arrangement. Mr. Yates will, no doubt, profit by the unmistakable signs of dissatisfaction with detain portions of his work, exhibited by his audience on Saturday amnia.; and time who visit the theatre this week will probably see the comedy in a considerably modified form ; but, ar it stands, it is difficult to imagkiethat any amount of clever :siting, of elaborate scenery, ee sweet aeasweries, could ,tve it flew early withdrawal. Mr. Hare's wet sellistie make up. a certain pictueuyse power, and a strange narrow', realm energy, gave to the character of Has eked an interest which went far to redeem the radical Lefts of the play. Miss Marie Wilton. in the part of the sentimental married la ly , who can never tecoffeetwithout an effort the names of perecoes orthings ni the postisal similes and illustration+ in which she delights, was always amuaisiy. Mr. H. W. Mont. ;pinery also deserves a word of praise for his pen...mums of the comparatively humble part of Biddies. It is a relief to tied an actor who can perform the part o: a foot man with a dry humour independent of the ha lineyed resources of missing and misplaced aspirat e. Charles Collette, who performed the part of Ha., pt.,n, is a new actor. His performance was gemtlems:dy and velf-pos+esced ; and be promiw, to be a useful aid ti.n to the metropolitan stock—whkli is not too 11 , 1111..1%)U ;—of 3,,ung gentlemen who can ' , hay young lover, .1.4'..ra11y end well tb. stags with ease. TEA 111.111TERHOUSE FOUNDEZB Ou Saturday a large number of old Carlini-Mart met together at their old school, so soon to be removed into the country, to celebrate the memory of their founder, Thomas Sutton. Thu preacher at the at to noon Fen ire was the Rev. Francis J. Turner, vicar of a ikuith in Wilt..hire, who, we uuderstand, is about beim.: long to have England for Australia as the new Bishop of d irafton and Armailale. He drew out, in a very elovent end able sermon, the duties of both the boys and of the aged "brethren" of such a hospital as the Char , erhouse, showing that a place so closely interwoven with sacral associations should be made to the one a preparation for this life, and to the others a preparation for a better and higher eaistence. The attendance in the chapel WWI not so large as that which soon afterwards met in the "governors' room," to hear the Latin oration delivered by Mr. F. G. Paulson. This was spoken very Hue:ll4ly and distinctly, though somewhat monotonously; and the orator took omission to allude in it seriatim to the various events of the last year which had been of interest to the Charter house. such as the death of two of the governors (the Archbishop of Canterbury and, we believe, Loral Gran worth, together with the loss of some other Carthusiaas of lesser note), Sir John D. Hardinge, Mr. Harry Chester, Canon Pinder (of Wells), end Dr. Dobson, the first principal of Cheitenham.College. He also alluded to various scholarships recently gained by Carthosiatue at. Oxierel and Cambridge, and to the promotion of old Car thorium to high places, such as Sir George Bowen to the governorship of New Zealand, and Mr. Charles Du Cane, M.P., to that of Tasmania. The orator afterwards re ceived the usual collection of what at Eton used to be called "salt," but is known at Charterhoute as "capping,'' iu the shape of a purse of nearly SW., to help him in the expenses of his first year at college. The proceedings of the day were brought to an mil by a sumptuous dinner in the great hall, at which about eighty gentlemen sat down. After the usual loyal toasts had been disposed of, the Ven. Archdeacon Hale, who, as Master of the Charter house, occupied the chair, proposed "Donuts" in a speech which was loudly cheered, acknowledging that although at first he bad been much opposed to the removal of the school into the country, yet he had some round with reluctance, as a governor, to vote for it, and that he trusted that the change of site would work no change in the feelings of old Carthusian', for their old school or for each other. The healths of the master, the school master, the preacher, the orator, and the ladies, were given in rapid succession, and duly honoured, and thu company broke up about ten o'clock. Among thu-e who .at down to dinner we observed ex-Chief Justi•e Erie, the Earl of Dalhousie, Messrs. Glass and Kenyon. Q.C., Mr. J. di. Talbot. M.P., Mr. T. Collins, M.P., Mr. G. Whitliteuel, Sc. We understand that the anakier diantatic performance of Ih. &ilia Tipr and . TOW Taylic out Amami was highly succeedial. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, live. 12. The classical moderators (Messrs. C. W. Kand fent .1. Y. Sargent, J. R. King, and H. S. Wright) have homed the following date lief : Vt.,. 1.- T. H. Belcher. Queen's College ; B. Bonanquet, Baikal College; T. M. Bromley, Merton (Wear; J. C.gton, Trinity Colkge C. L. Dundee, Brawoose Co/legs: H. e. Irwin, Queen's College; A. Moan', OrielOillage Hobert...al, Laicals College; S. C. E. knaith, Magdalen ua ; 8. A. Btewait, Liseolo Collage; H. U. Tattoo, Balkol Collage. Cies, 11.—A. H. D. Arland, Christ Church; A. Hattie, Bram , nose collage; E. Bell. University College; <W. Y. 140 P, Pam broke 1 kith ge ; W. `B. Brown, Bias,ncus College; C. C. Oamp hell, Jesus College ; T. 1.. Chadwick, Nm...'s fkillago; 1.. J. I tuberkn, Collige; U. W. Limp men, Christ (Lunch: W. A. Clarke. Magdalen Odlege ; .1. J. Cohen, Worosater College ; W. Cniastill. Pembroke College ; EA. Fade, New l'ollage • E. J. L'veleigti-Wynalhan , Wryer (h,W College; C. A. Oariictt, Magdakm Hal; 1 1 ; K. W. E. C. liteuvilla-Murray, Clinst ; W. I'. tinvswell, no.* eultryer• H. Hatreor, Queen's Collew A. 0. Bettings, Colima atrial College E. V. Hodge, Bald Colkge ; Iluniphrys, New Cull. ge , T. Movie, Brasesiaie Colbert... W. H. Paulson, Magdakti College; F. A. l'riehard, Pembmke adder.; E. V. &huger, Trinity College ; 8. 1. &wive , . Jaws College: H. E. Stoker, F4nlroke Collage; W. E. Thong. Chunk ; U. L. Wiedemann, (Bid ; E. Wdkinson, Merton College ; and H. Winible, Queen's College. Class 111.—T. E. Holston. Uoivenary : F. H. Barer, Chief ('allege; E. H. V. Bu.rurby, 1 abCO4ll College; J. Clog }'refer College; B. Dawson, tun not y College • V. . %V. Dayntan, Exalt.? Colkge; H. Denison. Chri-t Cluweh; W. F. Elmo., Ilainliakni Collage; Earl of Dom tugliutore, Babel College; A. C. Downer, Ittawnese ge; T. Ealwanis, Jess ; J. F. (Arum, New College; W. U. liuillet-ard, New College; U. BOK , wan, Lincoln College ; C. W. Jackson, Exeter College ' E. V. Issivenity College ; .1. Lloyd4cows, JOAN College .• H. N. Midwinter. Wureester ; K. Hay, gown'. t yitt e . 3. Id &SUS College; J. H. l'orak, Univeraity (i. H.iwaßrrh, Br swo r e College ; T. K. Thamene, false. ? Cella ;H. Wawa, Trinity Collage; P. WHliaraa, C. B. Wonbwardi, Unieesity °allege. ROMAN CATUOLIC HEIKAIUSY POR SCOrIAND.— The rope-- That Pagan full of pride —am the " Onde and tiOdlie Balled" him, kw, it seem, made ap his mid to wake bin owl'. Me Church News JAMS "that he is artanolop for the ba. mediate reiteration of a catholic hierarchy in North Britain ;" and it proceeds to fund* na with • lit of tha two arclibitimelee and the tea have bees 00. .' " birketamiwith their ~_ probable essapsats, whit* power le i• the Weis is laid, wed that is sow waited I. b the Of the mesh by Arch bicicop Mamie.. 'a dire prepare*. the Move Norm imaikes will " add to the ProokE n P 0,... Ir. &Net think it will. If the aeons se waste of maw in this inesathe lwidea, ai a; 'sleek of toritorialliAlsigualed u rilerlee is sad diverse beta/kier. wo jewidimi fin Priabragimil of lleatisadiwill be sereekidloed to Wok span the anwrips wad with repased rather Ono attipor oyes. We swiped the hierarchy, the it be a_reslity al an, is deri low ket the behest ofprooryssrues thea of the i i e t gr fi s . copalians. es bribe Wors t esti* the eras smestiho k wen a wile ma if ever 7 bowh wile bat aad maple*, with the remark of the wakes oat ...ig iag by yeastica," "I loaf, I dri."—Landsci Seamen. IlittaZlPAs2.-Itrires OeosA.--Gratetul4 by f=ia Peill2M,===i2D.wellim