The Express. — London, England, 1868-01-13 00:00:00

L.R. ~ i-, v. ;.• PA VER ) st jr, 1.!ci!j.... ' 1;:-..: ',.(:-. :',:•':, -- 'l.-'; .__ CLECEr /44 ItF a . .. + rs! 8 41 - 7 _ Cr . i 1 L.:. .. . • - 1 . , .....- . -- Cwiffaxa •- • a f.:; -The markA COUtinUali KW doing. Prim aft —The market wan fine U. to.; March, Mc. 34.7, October to December, a wilts offered all sold-- 4 ; mixed melt, 431 a to ith American, 4ro. list Town tallow advanced Cocoa-not oil a 0 6d,; Sydney, 47a. te i--404. tine Lagos, 39.. o.—The cotton market Iliday• with animation, )7 the stook proving not sad also the influence of A large business was r by the trade as well as ices advanced about kl„ but since Monday the uid the week closes only the close of last year, prevailed, but the levee d, are quoted id. per nierican, after advancing Nan the last quotations, ing. New York advises% cents. costing to ma in el, 7 3-1441. per stouter, nue to be freely offered, lee. Egyptian has been ss pressed for se* bus ma is in very limited iced about id, per lb. ; considerably increased in sympathy with the are now nearly the same have taken during the exporters, 17,220 bales ; have had a good demand :re is no quotable change des, of which 3,000 are rm. JAN. 10.—The mar. Tuesday, but alertly lay and yesterday, when dine in cotton. Ship. to-day, but considering hem has been tolerable of yarns are pretty well r to be anxious to press notations. Home trade here has been very little •usiness could have been For cloths we have no to-day, and in fact the There is considerably on Tuesday, ant= en withdrawn. urday yet manufacturers lower basis, from a fear ion. Nominally there is cloth, but sellers cannot less than per piece. --The tii:vou;;;I)1; fOX!illirain, vhed being very bad At cheat was small ; tars= I the sale. Where haml et week were exceeded by 711.. to 755.; white, 784. to lalting, firm. lad a fair supply of wheat, asking a further advance, the business done yam at y was also dull of ale at 7:34. ; white, 82a. Barley, r-day's market there was but wheat experienced !duction ui 3d. to 4d. per quiet, hut otherwiee on. .1 request, white being la. cheaper than on this day tineal steady. Egyptian ier. Pease and malt un umbel dearer. at held firmly for the rude quiet. Barley steady. .—Lambeet's West Hart. 188. ad.; Walls End Ha*. , 21s. ,• Walla End Hiram fw Be lmont, 19s. ; Walls Eud Kelloe, Ds. ; Walla ,11.---Ships at market, 34 ; tETURNB. Paa- Mer• 'Ms% INK sway. amino& 1267. UM a IL aa • 15.135 !4.14S 20,280 AIM ~1,1:t1 2i,511 :3Y,778 44. 2,370 7,217 10.187 0,878 1008. 1867. 14,431 17,886 112,3811 83.101 RAILWAY COM- A:into theineetingoultenday t the prop' ictor.,are probably Chatham, and Dover sat report an the "Compro then passing through parlia he royal assent. It is astir e able to state that by that f the Victoria Company are, uvl and strengthened than parliamentary cost hansoms :ing the company's interests, but it has not diminished the Le fur the joust ball-year, and pow admits of in perpetuity. ,rut with which the soundest ;Faded, and to the difficulty iipany have more than ones aturts at time., when the rote o directors considered it pru ao powers conferred by the T, to issue the &reliable re debenture atock, in rukticips outaen.iitig rtgsge debt. nvited the company's deben. r bonds at ones for equivalent tack ; offering then at the d off. Holdens to the ansonat of this otter, and a large 70.• lance of the stock has lase believe that the proprisaira position of the coop= is revenue, to be nem tory basis. ENcr. IN FsvOtra Or DL. Lit ;I the evidence tin Ilomc of Commons on the and Iwo,. in reply to the Auer Villiers. Cri.lident of the Yaw -1 0yin0...01, is there not, that De (al Ilove different effocUr Health to the City of London. e, that Dr. de Jongh's oil mat the piticut getting digitate* an iiowillowilt to the dealing niith as niter going oC n tog anent guts dirgusted with the 11 sus) for a longer time on the ,y tft loeause of the care used in :et rid of certain acrid principles which are apt to disagree with ruled lrdUng. Ti. ed., 4a 9.1., and 5. Aliso% Hayford, and 0 3 .. 17 . . Beware of proposed substitir ass, AND DEATHS. iTHS. Cruydon, Mrs. 1.. B. Colville-square, W., Mrs J. De roltenbam, Middlesex, Mn. A :uclestonaquare, the wife of E. L. eghtrr• Ambige.lodge, Burnt Aab-latur. rs. of a daughter. hrich-curnmou, Mn. W. Young. RIAGIIB. January fi, at :it. Mark's, Nod* J. T. Ahleisoo. the Rev. W. F. TVA, t., tilz.ibeth Mary, doziest's; hate Rector of by. snuary 8, at .28, Parkocescent,Tot - Marks,Arthur its Vahl, hag AMA Sxmutl. to Henrietta, youalpasi p Joreph Bakonons, Ray., of Upper estuary 9, at Rt. Allan's, Holborn. Foster, of Peckham er of Mr. C. N. Woodroge, of the 'teary 9, at the parish church, Ken :en, P. rereeval, Eyq.. to the lion. Lacy, daughter et the We Lord EATHIL artton-terrace, Ilarrow-road, Esther, 1, aged 63. •k, ray , of Upper Cialdnn, aged ed. Terrace, Cainberweil, It. A. Um. ddletos-Tood, vregt 11.110 way, Edith -aim La Bey . o .r.place, Wandsworth-raid. LOOP. Y.N. KITIO BALE, of No. of London, Printer, at the is the 1' '°t of Whitetrials.... lOW RS. MONEY WIGUM and SONS 44 lersawsn-yard. Landes) LINZ et STEAM and PA M M OM to AUSTRALIA. —Pee 1M D , (Port /WM Direct oe nave the Docks on lienden, lOW Jauary, imam at my. mo nth), the sgaeodid olaprer slip_lllBlX,l.lo o tam SOBIST 1111 a, ham. Commander ; 4ribasing fadispoda ac . ocomodations for deem et prompws anumegrmil. lad s h e win cart) an evenedndat worneelk—ice trelghterM to ALLPOBT and MODGIAN. Ina Wild COILAM and BONS. T. lisissbalt-abest. - _ _ O ROUTE. - 003131IINIOATION AITsTRALLt„ BOYPT, " by lt STEAM iAND woo Southampton and Marseillert—The PENINDOLAR and 0111F.NTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY HOGE PASSES. gas and receive Cargo and Parcels tor Gibraltar, Mans. Egypt, Ado, Colon, Madras, Calcutta. the Straits, chine..na J span (volcanos , by thetr steamers leaving Southampton on the ath ad 10th ot every month; for Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt Aden end , romhay, by those of the 12th and 12th of each mout h' end for hog t;,,nte's Sound, Melbourne, and Sydney, by the steamer s e wing n.mthampten on the "Shot every month. The steamers kale Marseilles on the fah, 12th, teth. end 20th ed the month. Arr.i zenn nts have heen for the conveyance of goods, Torte, he., from Singapore to Batavia by the 3411111‘ r. of the Netherton& India Roam Needgetton Cenannni. ',Ana particulars *KO at the Company's Me" 112, im g.hassreet, Loudon, N.C. ; te Oriarvia-place, South lageolL _ _ _ smAN LINE. —The LIVERPOOL. NE W Iviloz,:ina PHIL% DELPHIA COWANIC 8 MAIL STEAMERS see ari...uued all Liverpool for NEW YORE, calling at Wseeort... l .. „r A \ 1.. it 1.. for NEW YORK, Woines!lay, Jan. IS. CITI CITY or ov toRK, for NEW YORK, via HAM; Battu , day. Jan. 13 CITY 1., LON DuN for NEW YORK._ Wedneulag, Jan. It CITY tW IARI 4 , for NEW TORE, Wednesday J. tit COO rimage, 15. 17, and 21 Guineas, all twin& the some k 1 in the seloon. For particulars apply to W . INDIA N, Wxterktivet, Liverpool, or to ELVES and MACEY, 11, King Willism.strett, Loodon-bridge. BREMEN. —Direct Rout , to Hanover, Bruns eef“. eed Central Genoaar.—Tbe North German Lloyd's ttn.• fir 4-. hes screw Idellnnt MOWS, Captain J. uzirmAyeN will he daspatched THURSDAY, Jan. to. oanlng at Slackwali (weather wrinitting) at 12 noon.—Fares to Bream, 12 and Ll return .tiekrt. et and .C 1 Ms. —Apply at CHAPLETS Universal off i ii.olreus, W. : or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHIL. LI ris and Co., St. Dunstaaltrholtto. eloas-lane, Great Tower street. LC. UNITED STATES 5-20 and 10-40 BONDS a t present prices pay over 8 per cut end 7 per cent. par auburn, ropectively.—lieurs. BZING, KEITH, and Co., ri, avi Latikers and Merchants, 80, Lornhard-street, London, gl y Tit .1 SELL, or EXCHANGE these BONDS for any others, or other. for these, at the current rates of the day, charging one ColtOrli.i..ll only for exchange and cash the Coupons on Amer,- sun hotels and sto, hs —rurther particulars and a Synopsis of Arts suthoridag these loans, also Vansphlst so Bonds, by post or on .4erliCatio6. BELDING, KEITH, and Co., American Bank en awl Merchants, 80, Lomtard-atreet, Loodon, issue pli• of Exchange, poslde In et envy or gokl In any pert of the I rat , ' States: nuke colloctlonsof Drafts or Amounts: pwchaes Apeman products, and receive Consignments suitable for An Haul warketa, 011 001311111110011. TIE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. SIXTELVER YEAR. PtIOSIT DEPARTMENT.—Persons wishing to invest large or small +now. riatelelnu half-yearly Intend warrants at tour per tint Inr annum, with power of withdrawal at fixed pmiods, nonllmc to amount inn steel. may deposit sums daft at the (nip without becondug members of the Society. 111 ARE DEPAItrbIENT.--Shares may be taken out daily at tie Ntoiolk-street Miters, or Investors at a distance can be en '. .Ik.l as Members by correspondence. Present rate of interest, to. sx, r cent. per corn, payable In half-yearly warrants, with participation of any profits declared annually above that rate. ho initimeship liability. sod power of withdrawal of subscrip tions on domes at twenty-eight days' notice. the taking of land Is entirely optional. L.% Nlr DEPARTMENT.—Persons deolrotu of purchasing free hold land Is large or small plots, tn or near the metropolis, or in the country, ran inspect daily the Plans of the Estates acquired Ye the Society In twentyelx counties. Building advances will I, made on land bought from the Society. A ItLEi LEWIS ORENEISEN, Secretary. . whom 33, Sort alk.atreet, Strand, W.C. 17. opectuaes of the nefelt, Share, Lead. ands ldlng Ad ranee Departusents gent free et charge. Plans atts, 7d. each, poatagg free. BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, Mackenzie park. Slough. M ELECTION of Tat" STEEN OSPIIAN, viz., seven boys and seven girls, of thow whose parents were *dirt prnapenots circumstances. will tutu place at the London Tavern, Bishops tatentreet TO-MORROW ;Tuesday , the 14th January. The poll will open at It and close at '2 o'vlock precisely. A.LPRED SIACK ENVY., salvia :7. (waves. 73. Cheepsble, Subscriptions and donations most thankfully received. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. FXHIBITION, 1965. This celebrated old 11i1,111 WHISKY gained the DUBLIN rkizK lIKDAL—It is pure, mild, mellow, delicious. awl very wholeesue. wild In bottles, So. M. each, at the retail bonsai lii L.noln : by the agents In the principal towns in Nogland ; or ellolesale at 5, dread Minim'Untried, Loudon, W.—illeerre the red scat pink label, and cork branded '• libuhan's LL Whisky. OXYGENATED WATER does not r ink d so bred: other Vrated water, because the gas ly he g. 4 into it in a state of vapour, and condensed with the gas pro .. ut . but its elloot on tho system is to vitalise the blood and give mul force to animal power. tinier it fresh the I.ahorst-rl, :01, Long.acro, or *Mel artlggillt, o nu ss olitainira six holden. OXWIENATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept . 1 . in the coldest weather by daily drai:lite ut Oxygenated ti.der Fresh made from the Laboratory. SU, Long-we, or through any druggist. CIE Al' (MASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON 11,.../ ot•K of the AIRY. and CALDER GLASS BOTTLE (VII- I A Al in 1.. r SALE, et REDUCED PRICKS, the premises at Free Trade %1 hart Itatellff, being required for wharf purpmes. r, for all the new potters, end the petersksteppered bottles neol. from the works, Yorkshire, and the utiles, OS, Upper , street, City. (1. —NOTICE.--The largest lot of IL I.rtio+,l4 nut Tapestry Brussels ever shown, commenting IW. por )and. all the newest patterns. ati,toio Furniture, :At never bet ce talcrml. A very reduce.' Turkey varpot 111 tn.nle w a/minted, packed, end detivereil free. Illnorati .1 prive.l bet .1 furniture, bedsteads and balding, gratis. W NI. AI NE. 133 to 130, Newingtou Betts. g^iANI)LEs,oLYCERINE, and SOAP. — A Gold 1 41,/ .t,,1 a.. awarded at the Parle Exhibition to Price's paint Icompany (Limited), for "Candles, Glycerine, sad Beep •—the oily tone to any British exhibitor for these three thi:.„, ....Need The thief candles of the cenipany are their •• GEL rt ' and" PRICES PARAPYIN It" for these who mint have the trireme transparency of pure paradise ; their NI Ells I. I'AL3ITTINE," and "SUERWOOD PALM- Ti N E." for who, while uniting madly) of great beauty , re' quire also geed, brilliancy of light and freedom from smoke and smell ; tie it good old fashioned • • Belnious sperm and Wax," and " "No " No. 3," end "Battersea" composites for those wh. reimin• only perfect burning without caring for trans pane," ; and their "Chambor " candles, hard, and of small dia met. ris avoid the dropping of grease alien arrielL Their new toilet soap. " Pitleeit nULIDI VIED GLNCEIIII, It," contains halt its weight of their distilled glycerine. and should he the one toilet soap in use especially in winter, because of Its admirable effects to preventing chapping of the hands sod face. There ought also to be in every house ono of the sealed bottles of their patent distilled Glycerine, known everywhere an " Price's ecrine," two or three drops of which, mixed with three or for times as much water, will In a day or two remove chapping and roughness of akin, whether of adults or children : and when this is effected, a single drop of the undiluted Glycerine applied once a day will prevent the recurrence of the chapping and niugliness. insist on having " Price's Glycerine" In the Company's own sealed bottles, quantities of cheap harem Glyee rine being wow sold In the shops become of the low rate at which the dealers can bay It In comparison with Wee's. AU the good medical authorities abroad, as wall as at home, ardor "rites's' as the one only Glycerine to be raced. " Prix's New Patent Sight Lights," for burning In the wide glasses. are believed to 14 the very best night lights made. " Price's Child's Night Lights" are known everywhere, and are excellent ter lorldrig without a glass. fWDLES.—A Hint to Purchaaere.—Do not .J make sure that you know what price )on are paying per Pound for your candles until you have stripped them and put them in the scale. home candle' are right weight without the wrappers. some with moderately thick some with very thick wramitrs, and some are taut De t weight with wrappers - hwever thick. PRICE'S " GOLD M EDAL PALMI 71\L,^ "S herwood pahnitine," "Belmont Sperm," and " Bel mont Was," " "No. E" " No. S." and " Battersea Composite', " Prices Palliallik" 1112 d Behnoatine," and all the other aunties of Prices Patent candle Gamow (Limited), are full weight without the wrappers. PRICE'S SOLIDIFIED GLYCERINE (Patented.--Gold medal, Paris, 11167 —The newest and beet toilet soap, wean • ell, gives • rick and fragrant lather, is entirely free from cocoa nut oil or excess of alkali, and contains half its welsh! of Prices distilled glycerine. Retailed by all chemists, grocers, &0., In 4d. sad ed. tablets. Plilcro PATENT CANDLE COMPANY (Matted), Helmet Worts Mimeos 6.W. TAINNEFORD'S YLIJID SiAGNICSIA. The medical profession for thirty years have approved cd We pare nultaiva of Marines's as Abet remedy toe Acidity of the Stunach, Heartburn, Headache, Goat, sad hadtgeetion : sad sa the beat mild aperient fur delicate coostkettorm, adapted for Ladies, Children, and Islaata.—Dllll(73olran Co.. Chemed', 172. New Bond.strest, London, end of all other chemists throughout the world. DR. SCOTTS BILIOUS and LIVIA a serer babble lardy prepared ember ea, mbreelest, will be booed taveleatliete Mee maw treialdliems tad lllllllll4 Pan of the eres. de. For emelvemee,Thei e lweleat =Web" sod as a pedlar el Ihe Weed, ID•7 Web witellebt: Is tbdr operelea eel pebtal be the seem* *we male app-we, gr.•••• aWaisa eletwiebele •leeki._. 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P BOOKS at MUDIE'S SELECTCR I B I A BICARY.—Tbe SZOOND =MON of the JANUARY CATALOGIM of BOOBS withdrawn trona bindle's Paled Library for IiALS et greedy radioed prima now retab. awl win be forwarded reine.awil. en applicaticia—etUDlN B BILLJECT LlBRiltx, Bair uncedniteet ; Olay OA" Khig street, Cheapilie. . AEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (RXWITIeII TILZOW111.) THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION. (BT ]IALTA AIM ALEIANDILIA TILLSOLLPFL) ANNEMZY, JAN. 4. Sir Robert Napier landed at Anneslay Bay to day. He was received by Colonel Merewether and General Staveley. Sir Robert proceeds forthwith to the front. The naval brigade is in course of organization for immediate service. ITALY. FLORENCE, JAN. 11, EvErnio. The Nazione states that the artillery materials brought by the frigate Orenoque to Civita Vecchia consist of mortars and cannon for the fortifications of Rome and Civita Vecchia. The same journal says :—" The statement made in the French papers, that Deputy Massari has been charged with a mission to the Pope, is wholly unfounded." FLORENCE, 3.1 x. 12. Prince Humbert and the Duke and Ducheea of Genoa have arrived here. THE ERUPTION OF MOUNT VESUVIUS. NAPLES, JAR. 12. The lava is still flowing copiously from the crater of Mount Vesuvius. The stream of lava is from 7to 8 metres high and from 50 to 60 broad. Shocks and detonations are frequent, and it is not likely that tho eruption will soon cease. TURKEY AND CRETE. CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 11. The Levant Iferald of to-day says :—" A pro clamation of the Grand Vizier was read to the Cretan delegates on the 31st nit. It places the general population of Crete upon a footing of com plete equality, grants an exemption from tithe im posts for two years from March next, and at the expiration of that period only one half of the tithes will be levied for another two years, which will be applied for special purposes. A general assembly to discuss subjects relating to public utility is to be established, and exemption from military service on payment being made for sub stitutes is also granted." SPAIN. MADAM, JAW. 12. Quarantine has been raised upon all merchandise coming from Gibraltar, Denmark, and the Hansa Towns. . . A reduction will shortly be made in the estimates for the expenses of the fleet in the Pacific. INDIA. BOMBAY, Dr.c._3l. 71bs. shirting', 4r. 10a. ; Vbs. ditto, Sr. 12a. ; 1 40's mule twist, 10f—dull. Cotton dull. Dhol lerah, 130 r. Exchange on London, Is. Ild. Four per Cont. government securities, 92 ; Five i per Cent. ditto, 107 i ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 1121. Freights to Liverpool, 655. The latest London date is the 25th Dee. CALCITITA, Dsc. 20. Vbs. shirting!, br. 4a. ; Nib.. ditto, Gr. 10s. ; 40's mule twist, 4—more demand. Indigo quiet, but steady. Exchange on London, Is. 11 1-16 d. Freights to England (seeds), 80s. AMERICA. The Royal Mail steamship Africa, from Boston, arrived at Queenstown at 3 a.m. yesterday, with 19 cabin passengers. After landing 102 sacks of mails,l passenger, and latest despatches, proceeded for Liverpool at 3.20 a.m. All well. (DT ATLANTIC TZLIGRA/11.) NEW YORK, JAN. 11. The steamers leaving to-day.for Europe take out 1,000,000 dollars in specie. Closing prices : Gold, 138. Sterling exchange on London, 1091. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1081 ; ditto, 1885, 1071 ; 10-46 Bonds, 1021 ; Illinois, 134 ; Erie, 761. Cotton : Middling Upland, 16k. Petroleum, standard white, 25. Flour : extra State, 10.50. Corn : Old mixed, 1.40. NEW YORK, JAR. 12. General Meade, commander of the third military district, has removed Mr. Jenkins from the gover norship of Georgia, and has appointed General Dunn in his place. Mr. Jenkins has appealed to President Johnson for protection. The Union Steam Shipping Company's mail I *teenier Cambrian, Captain Snart, with the Cape mail, arrived at Southampton yesterday. She brings usual complement of passengers and a fall cargo of general merchandise. The Cambrian left Table Bay, 27th November ; Cape Town, sth December ; and St. Helena on the 15th. SOVTRADIPTON, JAN. 12.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Delta, Captain Curling, sailed braes to-day with mails for Gibraltar, the Baiter mem, Egypt, Aden, Bombay, sad Upper Bengal. She took out 15 passengers and a hill cargo of 'morel mer chandise. Amongst the passengers are Captain Mackenzie _ . and Lieutenant-Colonel Cope. Quasturrown, Jam 12.—The Royal Mail steamer Siberia arrived here at 8 a.m. today. She embarked 60 SWIM of mails, her passengers sad telegrams, and pro seeded to New York at 3.30 p.m. All well. SINGING IN • MARL. —Another ornament to the French stage has not takes the veil, bat the Doak. A etat tatrioe, said tele el sunk and fortune, will Wag at the Dejaset Theatre, as Saturday sight. the " Bede * sod Madam* de Retheehild'a "el Toes Waves .sew She stipulates to be allowed to stag no attempts in • doll be made*, dissever ha neer as dla—, 1113,IVAL Of • GOLD Barr.—PLYllol72ll, JAN. 12.—The Dever Ord* frost Melbourne fer Lendes, with • farts =neeet el gold, panmeagers, and a weed cargo, spelt her yederity. Bram& /parting intelltanus. STRAND. I THE OUTSIDERS IN THE DERRY. One of those little two-act pieces of domestic ---- interea, which, like boiled legs of mutton, are very nice TO TSB ID/TOll OF MI MUSS. things in their way, if we are not 'dyne fed upon them, Sth,—kfaillire. Weatherby's badge* has 1/911116/110P was produced at this bathe on &turd*, eight, under the plated at lath and betas these Nem are is path the see wive title of Old Salt. The author is Mr. John Day, several enata peat and that closed on the le • gentleman she Ma peadund mann a figw aswial S o p a , sad the 7th ur t rt st ihe irilehave asefelly esemined by ell parties in from the swam of a tem of such as Brain Ras, The Tenn, and Married Daughters . auks down* . wog& anxious tio bees hie and Young Husbands, and who has wisely abandoned pro. , t o w on t h e Am ipkg i m at tip . ad/ tre a s o n p n eti s , feasional dramatic authorship for a more lucrative ceiling. is whose the Calendar is &sealed book, with eight awl) Old Salt has few merit. and few defects. As • drams of the SCked °damns a minim, tMealt. _we nosy lea lethal' Milky White dem it is superior to some that we have had, tar • Unooln Progralm• in the Moat Pegal4 e arid a _lltain the delay in uredualien will be corn and inferior to others. The interest is not • strong one, u m & *b elt? , mum law =4 wit h t o l e with biome it tans upon wills, property, and rightful owner- 1 the Medium lams before gm, ind few se of am of ship of an estate , the wethest and yet the most fretussay note are to be found macs' the se used materials within the reach of the dramatist. The for the weitlit-forage rim newly Dads nit s the author's design bee been to show • humble Interior , pre- Thatehin g, r .. Tb . d ef ehe week llerl wtth ne gr. Gow an : lv y r ,: ipmsna llih IA tA n t : sided over by an old retired genial sea captain, whose some T.Y.O. scrarables, being the mod noteworthy mem gread.damhter is temporarily dragged from her old . What may be in the Mon Cap it is iaareable to say, the home and her humble lever by the discovery yeara named °ray being Messury and • Min she is a tioh heist .., only to be returned other to glrofford l and it would be worth aonailling,_t° to that home sad that lover by the second , ki n : w t . fl edia t t ie S o l i l ei V e nn es a nde f e the Demeseledet sdmeMn iteweedle.e tn, discovery that th e is only halt an heiress. Mite Nay i n w ith three red; but their torsoon toti t ss se w Moore has been specially eneaged to represent this young sail/ liza=ed-Julim=and fora th e lade, and Mr. may has been .peelslly engaged top ky , the down for the the " Old Salt." These mgagemeats am jadisises, kir .'.. ;_oldatf i g bililillff. eel Illw. Yet, '. 'velliellM in, one two they int a value to the cut that could hardly bate been , =l4 win the Der w eo n, to b eams e Impaled to it by any members of the stook company ; o p o d*: se Woad filly is shame es Mare Moon, is particular, sating with ail that natural and' much to all bar maithipsearies as Obiletesr apparently metaled geese which mere than atones for was, an ohs will be ea awkward was for • her repent sherteaminp at other theatres. No one ems 'ln.' s . theY___,""ld_stothilta±lLat........"lllharet l an ce r :4 a ro lltnd be. play pretty, unaided girls like her. The play is cleverly soyeur d r "`""T e "i rw th, "Z t rr ome n th ree w, So ar o f l ast written, and has the aid of Mr. D. Jamie, Mr. Belford, s °big p g ri g nuers, that the West will not antanain and Miss Gwynne. It was well received. the idea of • Blair Athol being in the background, and for all the money put upon Harvistee and Betrayal, the only SOO snit Iffilttary two unknowns really in the market now, they are quieseet at 1,000 te 25 end 1,0 0 0 to 15 respectively. I It is an extraordinary feat that the northern stables are ---.-- CHATEIAM, TAN. 12. meet poorly represented Is this year's Derby, the very In consequence of the number of workmen who best reformer they ma Meet of being Mr. .1. Johnseene's have recently been discharged by the Admiralty from this Mercury, who eel, beet limas a heed at York by a fluke, dockyard, a greats amount of distress and pauperism then the friends of theta ter mantilla. Mercury a other clangs e din ver cu p o re n vr f uslg e ka rd wn ot now cuarthans prmaile in le this ta tew ha n i; be t n y Let= b e low of this w thefermiuddiabamundosinalnane and he p in ing:lZ . addressed to the Poo teed Commissioners, oath] & -- then. safe. They . • peat deal more of l i n :. T. V. Moessn'a lion to the course adopted by the Admiralty in . Chases at Richmond tlian do those w law Lady Vim kg hands from the dockyard at this sawn of the yes, beth beat him man at Moot ; and notivithstand rather than in the summer, when work is abundant. The ing the awful made over Lord galena's Giant des letter from the board of guardians has been referred by Baal's, who ea the h d ran about 3st below the Poor-law Commiesionen to the Admiralty. 1 the top of the tree, there may leek in store for the J AIL 12. i Richmondites with this see of Sortie, who don not re. PORTSMOUTH, The authorities have not yet abandoned any of .ire comt: into b en moray pounds .hejt.tersoottr,viroz... few Lei the extraordinary precautions wt ith have been taken to ;.,,, v mai m . an d sot one athderity ; Viscount, who prevent a Fenian surprise at Osborne during the Queen's „;•-aniier all lad summer, hav ing made no show whatever sojourn there. The guardship Irresistible ,a at anchor _,,,, when he did cement, in the . .d.le Park Plate :nor has immediately tessiLe.hcpPensishte„t: the 7: l s „ re t i l e fi nre „ ',....,„ and in ___ l " --. the market ever intimated that he Is fouled by the stable, the F - enc - y, - gun r boar, an—d are the Gov - e - ra”or — , Petrel , and even so mach as Tanhan was. Than is scan hope, in truth, for any one of the northern brigade of Darby ora by - Spy, r evenue ousters, the last five being moored in a line s ide ,opinions being so MMUS:. with regard teVaethe's a the point in Osborne Bey down to the King's-quay, at brother, Betrayal, that he must not be depended on for a the extremity of Osborne "' an" ' After ni g htfall moment, whilst if there le anything in Chelsea we are hen" are " aimed and alined ' and row guard at rare to fi nd it out in the Two Thema, if mot in the City intervals during the night, to prevent any unantherieed ersunlinkation with the shore : and the order to "...a Suburban,... 2° .. 31 .,,e t r_or li ___ t an-- . I t - k-it ia .,....-.. the officers in command of the guard boats is to take pore I ..';',:nr.aere'".:ll;zl,—...77. .7., e7 .--- , rr o ' as . rl a e ; session of any strange boat whose crew may be unable to as sent forth its dangerous werefavourites being trite give the ragweed, and to hand it over to the commanding , either of the Irresistible. In addition to this form am* in titainede 1 00 in of l o "r darg t t bu l t w he " h as s then iong s d ho ra su e. I owe there are two steam launches, each in charge of a ' Sunbeam eolt having ens up an awful rogue at York lad lieutenant, whose duty it is to steam . up and down the , .they' that it must be the son of Thormanby and Sunflower line ' as clear in shave a° they °°A g o la Mfg "' end that Is to do battle for the Dundee yellow and black, relieve each other every hour. The land force comprse • 1 dales „._ _____ ___ ,__ ____,_ _ _.___ better .... ____ " detachment of the Soot. Fulfil" Guard., renala .„.,...., v ,a y . ting a ; a 4,l7, '"— par; mm . T7. --"-- 71. : 77hrEas, sheet 200 officers and men, • strong force of ....—..--- I ta, I feei n eonst r t, than is card Mr. Merry m men, and a oonsiderable number of policemen and der u- , I!__ __c=d, Mr. " Beadwees iroewader having rait both tine, together with a detachment for night duty from the 1 h a ve p sires end the Mile Sweepstakes at Donosater garrison at Parkland. The military, " tin "' and P ell " lin the though be could have won if he had the heart, even in lan so stationed in and around the ground. that thefts) of Blue Gown and Pam; neverthelemhe made even it would be next to impossible , without collusion, I , 1 is not n "re"nty yet Orion will give my to him on the a worse exhibiti° n in the Clatrwell st Newmarket, us that ' for a stranger to approach the r o y al residence, unless .. he had evidence M hand of his right to be there, and all enforced. I my, indifferently as he figured behind Looniest Laws, and orders given by the authorities are az - *rena l ' mil " — ' Formosa at Abingdon. In his six winning rapes this Orion At Portsmouth the metropolitan police on uty at the 1 ___ ,__,___,_ ~. ___, ___,_,_ horses, and oannot various government estab li shments are being armed with lir having done ronewie7.7.zzrry..-, another a the itt. revolvers as well as aide arms, and the municipal entlica, - I trims soh Hart semen, for he travelled awkward. and ties, following the example of precaution set by the ......... ,..,higeet 1 forward . ° ;:ettween Inland and Hedneaford, and then eoes P nwe ta b r, I hn er, r n e boalreedanYtosweh7 e t:S y : de o, ete ef vee ' M d er t *P """' er the managed to pick up eleven stakes. He is more of the im proving kind, too, than Orion, and far more li kely to run ensuing week, and who will be told o ff for duty agreeing with the municirl ward boundaries. du- in district diamkil has not, if to •'' place" than many that have performed even better snob, for instance, as Seesaw, who was sold to Lord however, been sweetened what reasons exist for " large ' Wilton at the Danbury sale, and has gone to Wadlow's. an augmentation of the civil force of a borough which has also the advantage of a military garrison that is in itself He w at 20 to 1 once for the Derby, but superior to any emergenry that could arise in the shape of i t r i iin ever wi lried two the go od imp raw roveme a nt he promised , li t romie in ed on w e hen atter h* • FTnelliene Ra n ger , 5 , we. gun „mot Commander W. A. 1 1 12,00 ......_ ,. . an ,......_ d subeer o__ ernti_ e y ~.1 1. 5 ia ,..t Rabiesa , ____a and o......... fit. Roma ._ . Cambial., has 'arrived at Spithnd, from *hayed coast of i " e 'r e ar t Z er ”"r t iZ r "' "'""„etreLiaZaerrea."'""-Hie''"";;; to Africa. ' all amiss then and did not look AI at the Isle, besides The Dame, 4, screw sloop, Captain Sir Malcolm 1 laniarmanin was last he wen t abtand h ; and as he was MacGregor, Bari" has arrived " hPith"d' from the' which he has the., to be made to stay, it is not to be . ex westward. that be will ever see the old pries again. His half The Elk, a double sores composite gunboat of 464 tons W ad titer, Banditto,cannot be made out even sagest a horse, burthen and 120 hone-power, designed to carry , two guns, , and the men of Woodyestes must know more about this was launched from Portsmouth Dockyard on Friday. . eon of Secret (whose earlier offspring, Bedminster could The Arrogant, 24, acres frigate, ham been sold out of 1 no t stay a bit beyond a T.Y.C.) than meets the mo st pence the service, to be broken up. tsting eye to beak him to 40 to 1, after the contempt he was treated with at Brighton. When he did bit • fair animal, F.nrope, it was only by • head, with 51b the best of the weights into the herrn, so that if be can be made into a better horse than Seesaw his trainer will deserve to be highly complimented. It is singular that Banditto left two others of Sir Frederick Johnsen**, Bel Gismo and Michael de Beam to do battle for the chocolate and yellow at Newmarket in the autumn and the letter er immeasurably superior to his companions was he considered-sew 14 to 1 for the Derby before he ran at Ascot, the stable and followers having backed him dating the presidia' four or five weeks to win about 150,000. llie made an awful exhibition behind Europa, Uneas, and Formosa ia this case. and fared but little better at Doncaster whoa mans Court Mantle and Pace, the former of whom did ist the thi be turned in the autumn, as be deliberately set in when having his rase in hand. The Middle Park Piste sad Troy Stakes again made Maisel eat 2llbbehiad Radonciaa and Green Sleeve ; and the critics were thus astonished to see Bel Mono run so forma for the Criteria°, won by Sir Joseph's " Real" colt, this making him out the best of W. Day's lee, to hook at, as pithily as did the Champagne whoa he ran his else lash with Blue Gown and \ true. Further, Bei Gans beat Veda is fine style at Lincoln Autumn, sad ems by the way • good second te the flying Athena when he and bar over lieif a mile at Goode ; nevertheless, be will probably fail teeny whoa the pinch comes, end perhaps Phaeton •as of.Kbeg Tam, may prove the best of Sir F»dari l< Joissionsh Rim Riband lot over a distance, despite his indi ff ereat *alibi. Maa at Goodwood. It will be serious te seta this team a bones during the spring and mummer, for I eland W- I lien Sandia° is the best of the lot, as that be is really I" in " the Derby if be is. As well might we loan web I as Licter or the promising Francais (a mister to Severna. sad St. Athens, in Lord Ailesbary's Wenn a muse) for Derby fens; sad I have ems to the esathesiese that trims, of the llama bora" is the only collier worth elk sheet.sheet. Mew he is te manna with the =al gg say e a rusher ; sad eN his !needs ma say is that there see net many lame& te heat. for the arms night be asyslare if it is net owned by the wei fe e f Ileatings, Sir Joseph Hawley, the Duke a Ne Osenalattliy say, and Baron Rothschild, wham several venal dead ever for review until my next.-I am, he,, Mill & Captain T. Boss Walker has been appointed ; Admiralty Referee vies Captain Embleton, deceased. 1 A DM IRALTY, JAN. 11. —APPOINTMENTS. —COM- 1 menden W. F. Johnson and KH. Seymour, to be in. 1 minting Commanden of the Coangnard ; Sub-Lieutenanta I I G. G. Boys, to the Dana', and the lion. E. T. Nseham, to the Defense ; blidshipmen E. W. Speck, to the • Blanche, and 0. J. Cornwall, to the Defence ; Fay. !I master John Hay, to the Defence ; Assistent•Paymasters , Richard Olivey, to the Defence, and William D. Hirtzell, ' to the Revenge • Clerk Henry Stubbs, to the Defence :I Assiatant•Chnit 'George W. White, to the Defence; Engineers Robert J. Roberts, and Robert Spier', to the Royalist; First-class Assistant Engineer Henry blackevoy, to the Royalist ; Naval Cadets nominated—A. C. Williamson, K. Wade, J. W. Taylor, L. A. Norther, A. it. C. Newburgh, H. F. D. Mown, W. N. Hoare, F. J. Kirby, F. Graves, and J. H. CaWfeild. ARRIVAL OF THE TROOP SNIP CROOODILZ.— PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 11.—liar kakety's Indian troop ship Crocodile, Captain Watson, from Mexanstria, arrived at Spitheed at 2 p.m. to-day. Tan Carom AT COLCNINTEIL—AN order has been received at Colchester, from the Horns Guards, duectio the depot 35th Regiment to be held in readinesi to from Portsmouth about the 15th inst., to await the arrival of the service companies now on their pump hese from' India. A detachment, consisting of I sergeant and 16 rank and file, has left the camp at Colchester for duty at the Redoubt at Harwich. It is intimated that thefts WI GM 49th and 96th Regiments are to be in readiness to from Colchester to join the service companies of n sega re• speedy* regiments in India on receipt of routes from the SINOVULR FROCK/MINOS IN • MITSOPOLISAN Rltts Coate.—On Saturday night one of the most extra ordinary proosedinge which has taken plus sines the fee nation of the volunteer movement immused to the Havelock, or 48th Middlesex Ride Voluseeses. cemeneadiel by Lieut..Coloael Cruickahank, in the saemerp Illemissel of foe:tees officers sad the resignation el eases. The circumstances which have led to this proceeding are stated to be these :—For some time peat there has been a large amount of direatidaetion to all ranks of the 4811 e Middlesex. It was mid that its commanding anew hem his great age was incompetent to the duties of that psi tion, and that in coneequence the carps wherever it went was the =Wect of ridscula Depthatioss from the new commissioned Olken bad waited upon hint to ask him to resign, and he had promised te do so if they would bear with him a while. SO& tar applications were also made by the eseassisilmel officers, bat equally without emit. The two Pillow sad Saunders, Mesa fearteea l ten the Mimeses mesededes diem lerisadae to the Lead- Lienteesat a memerial Womb the post, instead al ibriegl their semaesallid 'Baer, selling attesting to the case, sad in the interne mdlubsat miring fat as hme 61 11 141 . 6 TheLeatasetersai forwarded this reemadal is dm Was eine, whensges at gam was at owe Waal to eadier every woe GI the tomatoes alma 111 , 0 bid *sod the deer meet. Os astueday evening the esissel. O. Crstohohmitk. summoned an aseembly of ail the sceendmimeed eakters. is uniform, at the head-qoartoes, Ooolieweert, fields, and that end them read the emodemnodes d die culprits in quelkm Captain Smith, although sot ewe of the memortallete, at woes pee nodes of his end the maps is sow left nib but tee ellsous. ralg reno whom are stated to be men begs. _The slams wowohis bitterly that they should be dismimed without any builder. --Mercer. LIVIRPOOL SHIPPING STArisrice.67= the ”or eodiog Nov. 30, 1867, than were from Liverpool, minder the Merchaat Sliippint Ai, 3,563 ships, envying 90,586 men, 5,619 males, opprentises, 34,169 engineers and dresses, sad MO Nei time). There have been 471 rams who, stew &dial. se, did noi prownd to sea ea the ollegoil greste s Moos, h et 1,533 who ne is On es ethertia• I snowed teir ships dim& Wmlosemess or sit Iliad males, of whom 113 he.. IS.. sent to prima kr terns varying from seven days he twelve weeks • sambet at shipowners still mhos lio peinsente num for the shove. uau.d offerses, esimegssatly may swops Then hays bees 96 ma ws pressouted fel igh midday ass et sortibnies of eineaster and lid net Wang to them. or whiel hod hr obeyed. Twvarelve estop prosesslises lam tokenmiss plese dubs Om . Ths owing is the &sabr of British sad Irish pods foll exported during the ed nessilbs ended Des. 31, MI sal 1887: 1807. Countries. la Mk and Africa ti.;,% . ... £1,138,7N Assesalis and Nyer lealaad -. 156,739 ... 913,748 Mr& of Earns sad the lifaltie 9,858 ... 0,215 ]bongo, llama et Isreps, W Slands. sad KM= lag; 164,75? 2,302.009 M. Assites ant W. 1, E MIR ... MAMA OWN -.. South Amoeba ............. 3.ilkBli .... - NUN 812/01L&. C•B2 0/ POISONING.—An inquest woe bald as Ilatarday last by the Liverpool wawa co the body of • reaa named had died foss the dhoti of dziAla a tumbler al giro The demand sod • actor wood Confab were rlffilS , take somber at AS of apices trout the Hocidecoe meek GleenotreoL After loin delivered the now the avowed altd.Ooraisk lolpelaSserelves to • tool do of what they thought was brawl, sad water, but which char verde berm& eat to The deecomad was heed deed O bed co the ateasieg. CusTAIPALum.— -A-csowsDAT.-BAnrs- DAT. JAIL IL—do:blank= am payment, BPS ; try. mom Ildiste. LIN ; Wel Oases. 3" Told auft,TOS ... WOO Dames aa J lter • +14 517 . 456 Itinsopozatx NUN - DIV= WAIN" Car.—Tbe eirege.to imam daring lh• west soft U Ka ; oar. sisal. 600: 1,402 ;el whisk 673 VIM MOW =M. FENIANIfiII AT CORK. Glom ma owl CORE, 001:111DAL An arrest, which is regarded as one of °made:, rabbi importance, has been made in this county. The prisoner is a man of twenty-eight or thirty years of age, of powerful frame, and baying the manners and bearing of a gentleman. He has re sided for about two months near Danmanway, one of the western towns, and has moved in respectable society. He gives his name as Mockler, states that he has eared in the American army, and has re turned to this country to recover from the effects of severe wounds received in the war. The police authorities have reason, however, to believe that their prisoner is the nephew of Colonel Dohcay, of '4B celebrity , and an influential and active member of the Fenian organisation. He has been for some time under surveillance, and was arrested on last Benda y. His arrest was quietly effected, and he was detained in Danmanway Bridewell until Thursday while certain inquiries with ni -1 lad to him were being made. The re- Milt seems to have been to confirm the police climes in their original surmise, and on Thursday the prisoner, arteni by an armed escort imam- Ap nesnaren was besonlai inteithek amtiallaed in the county gaol At one time it was believed that the prisoner was the son of Colonel Doheny. Ltherthe "on or nephew of the'4B rebel visited Cork a short time before the insurrection in last March, in which he was to have held an important com mand. The authorities got a hint of his presence, and a warrant for his arrest was made out. But there happened to be in Cork at the time another Michael Ikheny,. also an Irish American, and the police, not acquainted with the person of the man who was wanted, and misled by the similarity of names, got hold of the wrong Michael. Doheny's raappesairsos in the eountry, that is if the pri soner be the man—which, however, he stoutly de else—is believed to be an indication that the Fe 'dans have not yet abandoned the hope of another rfiting. Doheny served in the American army, was severely wounded in several engagements, and attained the rank of colonel. A court-martial was held yesterday on board the Mersey, Admiral Buckle's flag ship, to try a wens", named John Danlevie, belonging to the Royal George, the flag ship at Kingstown, on the of having disobeyed orders by taking part in charget Dublin procession on the Bth December last. The court was composed of Captain White, of the I Mersey ; Captain Johnson, of the Liffey ; Captain Pears, of the troop ship Himalaya ; Commander Field, of the Helicon ; and Commander Morel, of the Research. The evidence for the prosecution showed that, on the 7th December, orders were promulgated on board the Royal George that none of the men on leave the next day were to got to Dublin, and that order was to stand good all he time the processions lasted. The prisoner, being on shore on leave, went to Dublin notwithstanding the order, and walked in the procession with the members of his trade. On his return he confessed the disobedience to the master-at-arms on board ship, and said he was sorry for it. Evidence of his having been in the procession, independent of his own confession, was given. The prisoner, in his defence, denied that he was aware of the prohibition, expressed regret for having taken part in the procession and said he did not mean by pitting the demons tra tion to express sympathy for Funanum. He examined s seamen named Young, who stated that he also was unaware of the prohibition. The prisoner was found guilty, ordered to be digested, and sentenced to 42 days' imprisonment , and hard labour. Three men arrested on the charge of Fenisnism some days since at Michebitown have been libe rated on bail. Nothing has transpired to afford the slightest clue to the perpetrators of the late extra o robberies of arms and gunpowder. The city police made en arrest this week, the prisoner being a young lad residing near the Lough, but it was based on vague suspicion, and nothing is ex pected to come of it. The man arrested last night has been remanded for eight days. THE New MINISTER Or THE UNLTED STATES.- His Face Haley Edward Thornton, C. 8., the new British Minister to the United Stake, as successor to the late Sir Frederick Bones, sailed from Liverpool, on Saturday, in the Cunard mail steamer Siberia. Mr. Thornton was accompanied by but one servant, as his family stay in England at present. POLLUTION or RIVIES COMMISSION.—To -day and en Wedneiday next Messrs. B. Rawlinsoo, C. 8.,, J. T. Maniere, and Professor J. T. Way will sit at St. Borer hell, Liverpool, for the purpose of inquiring into the lest means of preventing the pollution of the River Mersey. POLITICAL EDUCATION or rue PLOPLI.—The fourth of the series of lectures, under the evokes of the Reform League, will be delivered in St. James's Hall to. morrow evening by Professor Fawcett, M.P., on " The Future of our Rural Population." Ma. °LAI:MOMS AND THE INVITATION TO SHE?. inzu:).—The following is ••eopy of the letter received from Mr : Gladstone in reply to the invitation to virdt SIAM. sin e : • liawarden, Chester, Jan. 6, 1868. Sir,-1 am sincerely grateful to the manse which mod the very kind and flattering resolution enclosed in your letter; but I regret to my that it will not be in my power to come to Sheffield for the purpose of &dangle/ the people on public affairs. If lamtobe of any nee donng the session of par liament, it ia requisite to give the mind some relief during I the teem from matters apt to become the subjects of con ` Make; and likewise, having recently declared my views to portions of the great constituency I have the honour te represent, I do not thick it would be fee the public advo tags that I should at this period reopen the Ocoee of the same or similar questions. lam sure that this expla. nation will be received in the same spirit which prompted the rerolatios and your obliging letter, and I remain, a, your faithful servant, W. E. Clxwirroirm—lii. Those Orton." It is stated that the offertory at the church o f et. P e ter, Streatham, amounted to over 7501. on Christmo. day. On Sunday week • cheque for 1,0001. was found in the beg. The sum of 3,2001 has been collected in the pest few oaths towards the emotion of • new &Mush. FATAL ErtiCre OP IxPuu WATER AT STONE- Ronan Bonamm—A fortnight ago eight or nine Ineel of the Plymouth division of Repel Marie Light Infantry, stationed at almshouse Barracks, died within • short in• terni of each other from fever of • typhoid character. circumstance so unusual caused much &valet', and • medical mart of inquiry was he ld under the preeals i l ic t the acting ocionel•comenandank when ire or l I t coneeted with the &vision and the military hospital made an West**. eansenem he ohm& It was ultimately food that the deemsed on had boo In in the reeeZudasetedift of the barracks, the Me with tir lays pump connected with • laiV e reeervelr or well boos* • portao• of the barrack/aid, whisk reseemar was famemly mad for the of • brewery shahs( en the she now occupied Mrbiaevecke. This water bee been bighly prised es beim beautifully sparidbig _and pinont to the taste, ma mai mi thee it 'Mil sopplisa ea "sold occasion to the tithe of the effaced mess. The mot of inquiry, baw me, emu M the oneanien OM this mites costaine I :Clmatter mad pew delelmotel le health, end that the pemeln question gienbl net ter the kW* be seed. This eideries been in hese fee meaty • fen. sight, sad it is eatisheharY te note het doe hes net bees pee that date • singh ems of typhoid Iwo im the her ' bets. Keinwhile nos of the weer hem the mei whisk is mood to have mord he *aid bee beset ma to ea Mira anslyst. • theory may be iiespiled to on mot ler the peewee 4 impale ohm h is 41117 00 11:1 1 ! is Opt rot at Bleseheaso a is • feet Meer ts he peat lima to tgreeted prallina this Wm* a hese ortio .1 tie a vest wee or cans aht I . the linmeteme t." 2. _Them mew lave ohm bees espieeed for hundreds of yards frees melons dimillmm, and our& of row tire exploselloto ase modehlit is the members of the Aeroflot MoOlfot, risillefeed at the Owe of the lest eantury. One et the agikeld=tres of them moss toe two or three wile at depth. sod of ado& able water. Fee tie OW yore *be =IMMO bite boo arid. bat who ore misted in litene. hue mine of the Wham essommeted fee tiro almoseet Wsof sewers by emblog speolege imilidmilies subterreless theme. sod so beim SO to Ws day some boons Is thot snow dispose et Wir moraga. TA war to mods , WI the asomastabei MOP is be. waisted Wet* the Br ors oolt-loost . the aeltosoas asat. , ,- Waseret Xerestig Nitta • = WE SPECIAL CONSTABLE 1101 __._.........m....... OVLIEIir, eltaigain DI OP LONDON iIYIS ea terrioats. One elf tlie meet intimating soma in connection with tee preasels will& ham tibia vbs. is any part of the Mamba tea plies on Berturday night in the voluntary swords( in as mesa/ esostalthe ef - the Leedom grab Rifle Volrararms. The Miaquis of Dotopi, as the sommeading alkerr. respcose to magnums egolleatiose from cam bia et his regiment, appointed &XI p.m. for a pen& at fiemerest-house, without arms, tar the rupees of march =some convenient pboe to be sworn in as speaial 000- The royal parish of St. Marlin* in ihe city of Weectodugler, i was appeopriately selected as the post of honour for the London brisk and notwithstanding the n elenesat state of the weather at least 500 of all ranks mus tered, and at six e'slosk, leaded by theirhaad, marched to the masa season the oa ths= sided fit. Nara— 's Church. Osmanli( Bt. Martin's Boom% Mr. Flowers, oßow-street ; Kr &hog . Stilwell, and other local tra irl the division. wale preast in readiness to swear all wbe presented biroselvss, and Miami Wards, of the Lemke Rifle /tripes, and awned other volunteer allele% wore presort. Be. Flowers addressed the assem bly. He hugged to inform them that he was exceedingly & esed bristle bower at enrolling so lance a body of as he then saw present as protector, of erorr iall ier la this estuary . He was fully aware that aothlag eight have boas rifest open the whole country than sod i thateneleatien enlist IMO mow witnessed. He ...saved lila be ewe ewe* to awing that he was not aware that Has was tag/ gelemmees to be redressed, or Hat their esnetermen in bawl bad say to eemplata of ; la, lime,„_ffirpabeffiv as aumb !Mr as they bed thmesives. Bat if *see were any grievaDoes, there were legitimate sag fool ways of redress ing them without any appeals te violeoce. He be lieved that there was but sae feeling in the Earn& mind, and that was that the Irish were the most generale people oa the face of the earth, and that they were the last to do an intentional wrong. When, therefor., such things as those which hid taken place within e last few weeks were brou ght to light, it was the practice to designate them as un-Enghsh," but he (the worthy magistrate) eon sklared he was aw.ffin the sentiments of all present when he expressed a fielid that they would look upon such pro se -lrish also. (Tremendous bursts of cheering rotinS un parts of the room.) His firm belief was that there was no true Englishmen of any sense, or of the slightest education, but looked upon their Irish fellow-subjects as friends and as brothers and that whatever their grievances might be, any infringement of the law that was looked upon as un- would also be looked upon by them as un-Irish. (Renewed cheering.) 'There was as much freedom in Ireland as there was in England, and if there was not, he was sure it could be obtained without infringe ment of the law. United they could accomplish anything, bat without unity they amid do nothing. With these re marks the worthy magistrate said he was prepared to pre med with the enrolment. Major Ward at this moment celled for "Three cheers for the Queen and three for Ireland." (The cheers were riven in a meet enthusiastic manner, lasting for several minutes, and order having been restored, the process of swearing in commenced.) Major Ward, Captains O'Connor, Purcell, Fowler, Tate, Dr. Captain and Adjuta nt Daubeny, Lieutenant Chia holm, sod other officers were the first to take the oath. In all, upwards of 500 were sworn, and the corps having been supplied with truncheons and striped crimson and white armlets the colours of the city of Westminster, again fe ll in behind their band and marched back to Somerset hones, when they were dismissed. ST. TAVI..B, COVENT-GARDE-N. Ate meeting of the vestry of St. Paul, Covent =held in the Vestry-room on Friday. the Rev. re Compton in the chair, the following report was presented and read :—" To the Vestry of St. Paul, iJoventeguden. The ehurchwanlens and overfeers Dave to report that they acted upon the resolu tion of the last vestry meeting, and issued invitations to the inhabitants to come forward and enrol themselves as special constables., sad they have much pleasure in report ing that the appeal has been most nobly responded to. No pains have been spared to make Covent-garden one of the tint of the divisions of specials in the metro polis, and we believe we can fairly congratu late the vestry on the successful position the parish now occupies. The deputation of officers from the vestry in morns' to Lieutenant-Colonel Ewart's letter was the first in the metropolis. The number enrolled up to the present time exceeds 2,000, besides those sworn in at Bow street Police-station. Mr. Henry White and Mr. J. G. Stillwell have sat almost continuously since the 21st Deoember last, asaisted occasionally by Sir John Thwaites and Mr. Edmund Edward Antrobus, and have relieved the Bow-street magistrates of a very great por tion of their arduous duty, for which they have been thanked by Sir Thomas Henry. On the Nth ult., in consequence of an application from Mr. Griffiths, of the Inland Revenue, and of Mr. Wearne, of the General Registry-office, Somerset-house, for assistance in protect ing that building during the night, after an interview with the sitting magistrates at Bow-street and the in spector of police on duty, summonses were issued to the specials of this &Amite, and within two hours, by 6 p.m. that evening, 217 attended at headquarters, and did duty at Somerset-house till 6 o'clock the following morning. It is with pleasure we have to inform you that for the very prompt and efficient services rendered on that occasion the thanks of bar Majesty's Home Secretary, Mr. Gathome Hardy, and of Lteutemutt-Colottel Ewart bees been received. Subsequently, owing to information communicated by the chairman of the bench of magistrates of a threatened attempt to blow up the headquarters, it was deemed desirable to keep a constant guard of s pecial constables on duty there day and night, which has been continued up to the present time. On Thursday, it being rumoured that on the following day an attempt would be made to rescue Burke and Casey from custody of the Bow-street authretties, it was thought desirable by the officers of the fora, and the magistrates to increase the guard. Two hundred and fifty-four special constables volunteered their services, and were on duty either at head quarters or at rallying points in the neighbourhood, front 9 a.m. till 4 p.m. Lieutenant-Colonel Mayne, formerly adjutant of the " Queen's," and Major Charter, the pre sent adjutant, together with Lieutenant' Haddon, of the lltth Midtllesex,and Ensign Petley, el the sth Essex Volun teers, have rendered valuable services in mganisingthebody of specials, and have attached themselves to this division. We have also great pleasure is bearing testimony to the admirable manner in which Mr. Henry New, the vestry clerk, has carried out all the details of this movement ; be has been unremitting in his attention, having given up the whole of his time as well ',that of his clerks. together with the use of his new offices at the Old liummums Hotel, and we feel that without the great energy be has displayed throughout we could not have en successfully carried out the wishes of the vestry." The report was re ceived and entered on the minutes, and on the motion of Mr. Churchwarden G. Bell, seconded by Mr. William Checkley, it was resolved unanimously " That the most cordial thanks of this meeting are due and are hereby given to Mr. Superintendent J. F. Corscuden for his valu able and efficient services rendered to the parish in the superlntendenos and organization of the force of special constable* of the Covent-garden division. The Fenian prim:Mere at Warwick—Richard Burke, elks Berry, Theobold Jamb Cray, and Henry Shaw, alias Mullady—who were committed for trial at Wirehair Sprieg AilliZIMI by Sir Thomas Henry on Thurs day last, still remain is custody at Warwick ConntyoaoL The prisoners are ocsAaed in overate cells, guarded by two warders armed with revolvers. and • warder slave in the wee esil with each prisoner at night. He also is armed, sad the greatest precanticeis have bees taken to secure the safety of the prisoners. Since Thursday main thirty members of the police force have been os duty guarding the exterior of the poi, which is situated in an isolated position, and some distance from the town. The gaol is surrounded or nearly all ides by a high wall, and a patrol is kept round the mel algid sad day. Its police are all armed with out lame sad revolvers. On Saturday, at nom, a meeting of the vlieegjestise was held at the gaol, Lord Leigh, the lord-llestenant of the county. in the chair, when it was resolved that his lordship should proored to nLialad=requeet the government, through the Home , to read down immediately 200 soldiers to guard I t 3 i i i= His Beddow promeded to London on Saturday afterooon, and the soldiers are expected to arrive to-day. Attar the mesas' of the visiting justices 20 stands of arms with ammunition mere mut from the militia stores to the gaol, to hi in maims if required. During the week the polies of the town have been ea lied with outlaws, sad on Friday they were inspects d by Major-General Cart wdgilk ' st:" trett,TalhaPet police retodulati 1:: 1 41 : 16 10. revolvers, and his suggeetion has since been mi. Oa Saturday evening the volunteers to the n umbly el 017 aid • large body of burgesses were sewn in as spit emotablee. The town is perfectly quiet, aid the memo trim by the authorities are of a purely pre eseticssrx mime. TEN JIATSOOTH STI7DINTS AND THZ OATH Or AIAZOIANTL—It boa been stated to us that • number of Mayne** _stedeatt lately atemded the Quarter Sessions at Maymeib, being brought them by the beads el the a ice the impose of adder the _oath of allegiance to the eastom al the imMteame. sad that they loble be arsisa. We mention this with a view of =tb A = villa tie Dodos el the homed and el The story told to us may le mime er sad as we are not friss& to the Mdi by 1116pred deader, now too mush I we olotkt to mks the atatemeat km= to Dr. amseff. Am. if it les eat tremnight never other wise love ea eripalaaity el eastradieing IL—Z/0101 QMail. Glum Nossingur licarna., CALIDOlfult-eadA H. Wombs, el pa da& fee the week ending Jas. 11, 592, of whisk 279 were sow eases. i i . li 'i ' I II „ 4 i • 1 1 : I I t r! t I i, , 1 1 Il i i 1 i ' • II ' I ' l • i I, i . : I 1 ' :. •.. V. C. • 'II I ', I i 1 1 , 1' 11