The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-14 00:00:00

// ~,/, Zr - -" 77-4 EWSIP T I Tebt xl3rt4% S• ud.xa LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER l4, 1859. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. No. 4,180.] 0 1 tL ATLI. oomaurnFAxoN wrir m ttA tralln a titasia. ..I.FiA 6 4 I Mg: . g atina lalisid ; sod gm. r i eZ .. ft a ~ow WINO Seelmiba e. =wry i g ism= Fm.lleik §: — BAY from LIVERPOOL OD AKIRICA AI roan.* xD. by the 11•11011111 Osob limmete OmmoNNY Val Mono , /Doll UTRKPOOL TO PORTLAND. marrow Oa It ey Rio. L =Pz i a u. r ha f . W Nt " ....... y....y. raw lily• Tot. lber . 4 . t j ..a layirab ob. bol ita bb. . M.istry oi woo moat se WWI os appiliallyA—Ver figib owl MAMA O W . aboollook LToII/ d i?=AIICOMMUNICATION to NEW TORE. • saroo t, rya IP MIMS T marl dmisidling *dr tom dalpkielliag . si emirsevra. whoa uskla gample sPIPPPOIN4 _ IW. 911110••,_ 1, _ _ _ OLMPOO: tio frm , 11 .. fei.44:170,7:14. WA ben ateawW pis IL c a tiv mar= wyrar&s. Jos. 4. UM. 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Plerl Worn Italhoopt WATRIFORD =I OORR. yougo=lll .. llgre i km. p-rg l uiv... 41OrigirDA Y. 4 471 . I RITIY. owl lINWRIIrr e. • OORIL Dr es wooled.. rapen-0. Flntrata P. Ilearldto. Ik. OR 1116641... Niro RAP. suratis ter soo mad. , 111oloolsaL OK alcart. air. Th allearye Pre listweri idly et US obi lure wry Morn. rem ., PP rilaW—rot .I. Me FrOraLro.7l . to to iron FORD sod J • WWI. Dirk.. Its. colon. DICIIIII ETRoltylard; or Para CO MMIS L STRAB HOLIDAYB.—RXCURIIIONS at LOW TARIM Pa QM? WIIII4 14.1LWAY.—Py %UV= at:Zosma ig. th '11' ; ' .: 1 01F.110:1W i t. P. %it ef; ' Si War I" 77 smi Mr.. is. us. ars 7. OL; 116111111•011111. P.; re Olawobory . IT.. sod P. ; Chrtst. Pa 7 sod lerayor. Ur sad MG.; teloislos os . /7. art Istrir Duper A. tom Ma , Da.7.. art lotiandlaie FWD= as poi= Ulm tore PM Pi illy DI moirals Pr Pima ea P.M UREAT WISSTERN RAIDWAY.— ciesprrius HOLIDATIL—IIir mi. airMINTS Imed le DAt,_•Nalllni DeemMe, awl dm. Is re& 06 mil weirder. Os lee. CM OS MINI MI BMW isi amok Dews lArs mom Too re ass avelblis /mi." REAT WESTERN RAILWAY.— es surrims Y OLIDATIL—ORIAP ISCIIIMOII lb be 1111-08 FRIDA bpi et Ike, an 11001161011 W 810 8.• ~111. al $ am. be OX O/D. h. sad b. hal h ; I.4anlabse rl = ; WB4 TIMM. , Mei It• sal 188. Webobreptins, E L I. 884 I. Wd114858 288 threa•berv. Tr• •b. mil ; . Sin ar4 1.181 abbehowl I•Bl64 =, mpael. Wa. set Mtea astmer. .111011161, It ben (bulbs lON se ; sad bbniebbse Miler so pa BANK a BRIT ISH ir NORTH AIIHRIOA. Grand Illbreena l aAMlol. Oat • KAU , 1 11L1r DIV MIN P. re de weed de per ewe per sreeddre / .... I=Lisab MI dr avail el dr Meat de be PAT AEA *Me el Meer ribbed le dr dedd. ea re ear Ibbe Mb Skil esswee med. be tb• eMie WI . Or Carom . lI.T. IL *dr% Merweebedeal idea aee awl p.m.. bmade ea bermes breed she l Md. bre Me Ilb praddib Iselo we be drill dada' MO bedee.—dt •e4w t a de dC. 11•111•11. limeary. 7. IL Mildbelleb bosibe. Deb t MM. pzucAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. BoWWII. TIM LintioNwel. OIL St .4 l.orftween. Ilrodolre& 11=111111. --Al Maw NW so Os la Nis Ftiffem. pielliftels lbe r e n ma raw Pirepsologebs et alma alai% Oirj=moses rat& TUI AISAUXANLZ. ADVICE OFFICE. .aa J. 1. Plasbakee Oushlll—Lis plan WINN sked JOB Mb, so• se Iwo. peer Iwo olse ke hewer. Meer rid C. kir 11181, pee E. SIMI. le bed t•red•ag ••••I dem no tee bowmen co• easj a lr Are . 1 VALOR Rye le Sim le ow g ries 11•01 em a r t re•=111/kg Fact MAW Me prows mom wt as how krerbiles. ••NOW weemeek eel ess roar Ike" Nag pen mom Moline Moe= gee AID 111111161110114 rikeng "NEL It=re ant imamidi Skip •••• •••• •• PIO e d iesary4 • OWeore Its ASSUItANCL--LAPSED POLICIES,- 1/11• Wan of WNW heft Rpm •liili 100 as mow pew lei ban paid Wire Wilke. en vompsisi se Emig Wm aro is Mora DATUM as( 4.1116. Adobe OMB Me I Ptaibbra, Onsidl—thami% Min sail 0.. edema pm mi. par more lowa* le swam lie Ales. ea Old 40161. &WAN WILLIMID w ITHOUT 11/1 MIRIMIANOS OIPSOloke. NT Ni MAL LOAN PUN ANIOCIATIOII . gi rralait, Stb l a t lTT". ilit alma tirS i ... al a ae..... Pwwwolowoolood wawa Ow*, mob Ni Wawa The Iwo woo aollol aA s llgloo _ Wi a rb NWas.is• lorlai elt,Sena 1101•Pnek et lie ammlase =l_Penns el at= MI miseualdes. tag. Olt a 'WIWI • ••••••• t i nti. 81.11•17. MONET LINT Uwe days after applieatioa, fee pr. at 6 smalk, Noss peromel or other sishom PIM, of lIMIN/01. frss i t; PalarftwlT. sertikey. or melds WS, MOO . Nous gp ST 0,,w1. mgr.! gam ADVANCES MADE, witbeat a =, by So WI WM IX VIINTNNIT 00 S. •••6. stizarriZ amity. most*. Inseelmift. Umpsobare I go somas II wwwwilo C 4•••• d Pay Om& Inspompar artl :sem Nes toes ft Jail= SOB asarsag Dlinufte. t " M ..... KT HAIR RESTORRD to its NATURAL aull Pra n l' IL gllar a t. V I t l an l i ternar writ, Rat 311Keir.,..411.. Carib. is. al ea ra Mop err Irerased Mr. N. 4.10 410144 eleveleve Webb. le E . 4.—.1: 114evelme 4 Inek {poem Mem mai be bee.lll4/441. eV Pei 4 •444 .. Ile orale., rearam. Irby rem booms me ee Y. oar' Per le ea each rel areasmo al mar OWLANIY3 MALY IMR, aa thirstal Betsakal Prep mem Ist imptesse re beseetylse Ile emplestes sal Tie. Meer is sewed eel enletta•Py .01111.1111. WON Mini 111114 nobly. 61.111.4. end psillylse wets is Ike tide. sumilmite tarriselles. Res. Elesderalles. re eater attempts. glass. 'Wawa • Smile yaw II enstplesles. sod • setelse led dSe barb me arm it ~sew ell the aims& et tames es E. ebelive web Miser se tele sse Ississesq et Mum mist W ueostnellt le Is* ewes hem NM !Mtn Asel el .... isere m el Si a r ._a........... us... m= - Sr.. setl . lll . r sisseset s r" S. latol i tisi Om." Is lei tali Kr alsse es It Itatieratodes Leska sad he *5 *55 Warn R. RECKNELLIS OKIN litlAY. the best for pro -4/..... • emir .4 Ims%bp AY : Is b. mamma dm Melba .woo. —to,. 8,11. I Mar. lad ...Mk bf elledoMMOU• __. bir . ioloot'actur , r , of mei. aplintOolol. AMA" linneo4lll. me MAU, an n , to Moot. Moot Coo& Omplop. dealer= il Wm pa. , M. a IMMO O . boooOolo ow. WON gagoo. likeiNk .P. , .......... /Mak" I. •.1., aft—lbdihs. a. INIP. rt....,.... ,„...1., ... ~............. rimi t re *vela. .111. SoLlot odol Atoms I. oarto.l orb •••O oanot ,KIPLIA IILL• TRULY EFFICACIOUS @Ad MILD. W. PC. , TTie tati.lol7ll and 41•1:11 PILL. peeper. roam* 12..1 Sen+.l.4l harsileal, 1N 1h mu., d I. eau. d I*.a. Ann( Thnn •111- ..I1 be !Wand to.nlin.bk wall she miler /me Othoun awl le•ry n: al , Ord. h,g1,....11. H.......114dair., 011••••• A ~I,_. hAnion4 rathenen., an y•• • bail!, .WOW ...H -MY, tilt; 'on troll enrokst .iii in thelr npinika sot 'Hateful to etnenact..., t elate NnetPc. pr.... 4, • let• Con. awl rtrengthen Ow .4.40 ~‘••••• lb.( &weak In bow, IPI. will 2, v.. to ask lot In. 00415. Mina sad lAnor SM aniTtOTAA • ..441,0 vor• paetan. •oti " Wilkes Walla% 74 ....TATA •41 tie L....aroma...MN WOGS and DANIP Al It.—BARCLAY'S AST/141T1c rAvur hos for tnaay tow proolti r alladana pram./.4..• Ir., the 41 etteele et the Poet aorl Irm, Affr.*llialb arms., aer...re r on,ottoot it lob attest. Ito dumb ase N aspd viol le ;weft r the teem,* Irons No atlnltnlots d ter. Nod to th-tr tt •.. r Inert .I . llllettity teratbiag. wif VII, 1.% V v, Vtalea~tratt. Looks: and rid by rano...haste 41.12.1011,41, !MICK% sod millato• . la Witt. duty oadhada/L—Olawv•— rae l rota getrait, the sauna 411 kat*/ MA Sin . 1111 Ma rlarV 141 Si to melt boa. C H n ßal i ttL ei BOXES 1 6i 11111763. t6E r i "q 3 ICOSS zuI -'3ll"gl ' " ft . RA ni i ? . _ . IUT OCIVIVII or I tier inaymity. 0 .. OLD L JAMtr a till. 013. 9% l n .9 l ". Do i nit DI " y. gliallue Moo li le ril=6. V 0 T I C IL—To Wage a Pisa of SOUTH WAVY rtis all l e e tek ellea a ll asa et _ ain babilled..lllo — ",, - .7.: l ig ~,. aling•-.11.: tfli, ...,_ Cli°l '' S 'MP . Palibi. SSW. THE EUROPEAN sal COLONIAL WIN! 001IPANT. M. lama. &W. =tr ." . ei••• °.' • l 7. ...a m •= l •lt Ninni t artgl i g at &moos. et • 41 ••• •••• - MOUTH arazumiroz__,T: ~ SIoanINIA mama MOUTH AFRICAN Slimy TY Masa ••• ttlielmaid OD OH ammHP. ROTAL vIOTOILIA SHMART 1.11. . 4m7 - MIMI ID OLD PORT ssapsimilm A ge.... 1 SPARKLING IPSIII . 4OWIP • /105. . R. jo ftllgir say dosed NIL wawa. SOWN msdi msimeGHll4o7lll"alit...e". Timm. ma. uillif 43. Warm STEVENS sad SON% BRITISH SPIRITS have Imeseue keens ke thin nrinelti a anew. mat whet.eAr slew= Ine illennot .111 be Penn ge nefd. e. le Mt par nitnent i t Si; 111 e 111.1.0 War rd Amok lie en wl t= l" iegi— ir rem AO pees „ Pl *rel tne elan if..OO:L HKNEKinrs COONAC.-A pare pal* at berm A A bossear. re saw Pk rms. dasa Limb. Gt.. r treed{ ma dr dresser mar era pr pars, Ota k lads W i t Zt Radars, w.d. anti. NOURISHING LONDON STOUT, lumina se &LOCK maillmag leasamil tat lb milli. haOur, ▪ sast algoatbittly. ailetesat We WWI am anatia L l eaterlbont mamma te ma t = mak batinaa. Cada of it, awl II AIM at la N. plOr D eem. R 41saut abla —ZA Ore Itakey). tratitta& lamtat. &W. Stab. WI ma RARLOWII SELF-ACTING !SYPHON TAP. lailOwl/A. art. Cat 'Till D.—Vi it ar =igt ll' Ig: vimmiaztol. onTriffallll. Miniallid Ii OlD A T a legraiwi t hip II& U. lisindep palk • Man 10114116. iro• ema • liqp uslai via a mil pp app pig pa miliC wait WILOWII rare MAN 111. T1p ........ 110 ask lbw 18/ a IMP. i15...h..86. " rll.l l a . dino I* l•lgUril l ie•Trejles •IlSpownot. liarke . broom mail 1...... 1ke Um Vs roe fad albs= P as ppy weld. ; sil PPP weineim huhslican—lPPPlrd LOW 0.40-FlrTlNol3 dre i .d LAMPS of every doserip- IJI s z e i .m uler4 reebadki calleAlue la likral"— FE ja r ..=. o.. Looks. flhowagar, 1% Oz. OmPolsai ratan ma ID off ; HE NIL DRAMUNG-ROOM CRYSTAL WM; i ail and of der{ dledip. frit One MO ear Twisare of pm Ileibie eiwill Impsit the L 00115 4.1.1.6. Wirt la Os Mole* d I. MAIL mil O. 144. .. Modes lissisuest. THE TWO-GUINEA DINING-ROOM CHAN 0111A1111, hi Om left Ads. Ma leg Mee Ws ardellet basse wasaksig abeelmm—l. l artk - vc, Silmiatairk LOW 11. 144 OV•14 Meek V amiss liniVarema. MODERATOR LAM PEL—Aa mosortaiest of as soma isil Nal Nowt dislos Nilo sad bras% NM ressespl tram PIN% Is be ass as U. VOX SNITS'S. 111. Ss= W.ll. ON= 011. is pal= N. Is smikalilm 4 Ilve paws simseds toy ram Isom for Silos is mutram. N. ark. llssi ississowl iSsdlis.b.N Pa 11. NUNNI3 VEGETABLE (COLZA) OIL, 4s. par Is (Yes. rafted by ihdth whealleir MOM b tir Warm ido soy oiker kw lialealmr. Ard. V all edb ...... Leip. mi. t n r ita reni rot arg, Lalboadallelasel. i.e.. le MI marls shore dal,. sad fermelled Is Ilhommisio. CAUTION...-WATHEREITON and BROODEN teramered pails be lave ale OMIII Weld eateellmtlee nmr.f =gr a" 41.14- nr "" WA and MOOD 41OLD . VaaVal ter re sat WY porkpie. as/ Om IA .0. mai Yrtallign ler la. 4171 ammallimmat at Is the swim sod ea latiarlats at L IL E ELLIN° OFF, at a reasette• of 20 per cent., r. esc i ezeos a MAMIE,. Mee& sad Jewilere et Ms. M, Geopelde. Oft. eb Is Maw fame doe beldam ea esousi et Id be TM Lmine d nimble Primer veil be sold Iriedleleld ease es Om! l MICONOMY sad EXCELLENCE. .11; MOM me 11034 Ileedme TsSem eleemel OeMem. ha, mowleke le emeias meam7 are canape, Is WI reit el OLOTH MO s roam eed se mime geM bead the mei . 7 atm Om la lease deeelime TM me. web ea Irbiel thee melleelei cream Mim ampe Delos ene be Mem MO ere ewer IMALeareee wool be mew* Mama 4011 e 0 TAI LOIVOIRITaI I' aside, Melo ef iheedellnler s, :he Iment S+ the lelhoh i = g al i t . I. l= mei Mem • lame eed lii rrarZ i llgr a t i etm• eimmed din em Meth le b =evet e• un be 41 t. Or mere meek Tide beak opiribles a et it Misr) et MEI Ogden% PO mks hr mikesseemena mei IA al pekoe. grai. am NMI ski SOLI arm as %kw : : Alive 'nue &Mow U l s OMmit ami ismltest Talmike. CO"tari OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! AA lirassi NOWIII .011**, _ =OWN sea ALDUATIII mod /I oxruamnsier imam NarMitewia. XHIS "INDISPENSABLE" SUIT, Erie et mo!. reefed* la when NW AWN. sod perU• Nei he oohing. elan. lieweihob sod badema TIM Ile biereolsherat to be Ike meet flebehle awl rehreble OM veer Moth= Ua To be tab el IL NOUN end lON, 01701 0 Rhodes W T Yeah. eat Sem Oohed hied tamer et iterheffeha HE OREAT BABTERN....-Anelitgast almiark. besarallik acalled lararbi the (MY lams: . 1 . 06 a Nom re lOC 211.110111111•81 4114.1111. sad X SW OXVOIDMILIZT farm et Iterietsee4. AMU BROTHERS,Ieete-kill, ere the lowelloW soll ode Illshas el %be ITINUMAII 111011111114 1?. .8 Os drier Wean Degifsa. empritteg I.ew beir Warr SAMURL BROTHERS,* Ladest.hill, warrant fi„ Ye it asd Nolorlei of tbdr ITD MAX TR0V1M15.1%.64. SAMUEL BRCYMERS,III,Ladiste-killorarrsat sidr 00Y, sum, se tr, anyila QYDENHAM TOP COAT, 415.1 TROUSERS, m.ed.; 11101.10 RE 41L—Patior d =WEI h orred fre dr imilliorwel IrA ipnruntsN dm* deedlord drembort r..wNi rd rrolser Ira damn le erhy rot al her did' wog sorfor lea 16 , 80 , 0 tor lirrima rpm pr. lor al alshadmet air JAMMU. MO [LAC a. KUNTING sad RIDING BOOTS.—.I. REID, n. biro&slow& broo So all Ur strootios ormolionsoo WO* bow Omsk of BUSTING and MIMI° liOuTll.. bl = won Wm, doomforslon of *nag oosorproof basis. for frown awl• Aim Woo amok se WINO *Mar Dooso.-1111. liasooossroos. nOLTS REVOLVER RIFLES and PISTOLS, NJ fee eimel. uner . , s.d Mortor penmen. Smeller% eme bu ==. 1 1 . 4e4th ► agi ... r. i 2 : 11: : ,ff ia Wan,: 6.41 Illoolgoth• pnee ;Whew—Yoe "Mk dles* owl rs elei, be the peening end arsulariang. SAIL 0011, 14. PW ▪ te. MORNS, BUNIONS, sad DEFBCTIVB TOE ‘,./ NARY IXTILAOTID mil CUBED la OM INIIIO4 =WY eg DALL. 4114 lloomeototol. Leen. hy IMMO plefor Tom% ItAL to rolimalmb tom dr Itogai roi. haft. MA* r•oi ▪ 1•10 gle alms Ikon all gone In Irlomplon, dotty to the loilmis Wie SW two. doe 14 aim al Looks.— " Mr. lloodol boo oloomolly wow cons so mi wt .111 toot &we polo.-14 Won Motokolor. R. J 11•0411.1, his Ind we Woo tom& ao4 • emu warm/ boo Mt ions Ito tic ion oott. sod tos el.aw rosomood lia * -01intoo t IS. 946/0441iNat 4010111 MIL II PTURR it—By Royal Lanus Patent Warr 1404111.11 Lb , / Mb IItIMS Ipallaiol sad toll. las tiarel.r. 1.31) r saw.' losaaa asialsaso to is ats mod oasotao lasuoass Is the ano los mama of KRUM a. The am a awl seam s. soothal Is la •••• • .al I.••••• Wog won woad las bat& alas tbs waft ...maw saws gonad try Ib 114041111.111 Fat/ PaTalt T %AVER Sifts Nth .6 ins& aw. ort arum last a arm bs &moot. bo woo arise slaw a 4...a4sagg *fall wag to IA awl slot Tar torosollso by pos t so easoseassese d sia ball too Wass balm taw bat bass art to la raw, Mr. St NIT N. Ilk Moat,. As eishilleal Thaw w. lbs 11101.11.11.411116 JOZZAU'B COPAHINR or BACCHARATED et pm Lit —Coed)* sad sated. d0e0114... tb. Oat nen as. log Owens. an ad • repaid,* N..• •••1 small. and eges..se embleb7 pair, ma more irmAisma. N. Jomo be. oowenk..l ow e eppep moos p•rfortly Jammu., by loamiriatia wawa.r, di tee seenthe prepertio. lb!. Om boa Om oipplea soa Op *a hob Amdim Medidec OUP awe ▪ lbsemintOrelo Volk Nod eleßeatl.o4.l. 111••••1• bye iloylminne" mai, the ewe nt e 1 "74 rased. 6.4 WPM art Jac, ..4 tka. to. Ptet. The mpakee s elisb We tar= d. prdilr Pia MP" POW •b•cts • rem la abselda libt AMY le none or MIMI* 111111110.. WU Cnal b. de. e mp ; 410. JOiItAWS, Fria* ebeart. oh L a i ng — jun lg. golds. hob; red la MOM* ST. MARTIN'S-HALL.-HANDEL'S MINIM% a u t i ntar. a. as O. matt r ... ..allata= 11z. JORS I mail* : KM War Ma. lam^ Mr. Timm - "t/ES. IL, ra i r; atailk Ila. tat de wan : dot,. Oa ; limb Kw sa CZ Ha titarlbas easaud se up s aaVa kg kmase. ST. MARTIN'S-HALL SINGING SCHOOL. nr SAM TA _ rt JIL ui. 111 I t= a 61. I" /AAA D. Ma B. IL ALBERT MIMS CHINA TO-NIGHT, sit sod 1111117 nein ass samplerl sig 8 • 81888 . 088 31" mtre=l;=;l24:alaittaartbsilrelidest It:~ left. tram UWI : Am. 8.4 082117.1. 4O1:1111Y GARDENIL— ( BAND HALL s., M IVUT MOM OR Daum. arm.. Or 1 MID PAL MAIM MOIDAT mt. Del 11 —GooNo. ti s Opoffir. c h ja u l DAT imiloo tor UM= NUM Alololsa WILE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 11 era Ilekisto tor e. 1111.11801 L—This Breo• roorrobrisas vqed tor the OWN sod radar Moult of Ms disoriasL ., wit perholoo of tlr sews mak Is OPC . 1111 O. Oral altorsikossod Improve. So Tom" sod sorban Iris ben Isft dome osoli missios bony .1 liks plus or boom Ilro row lort or Yr *Wks Demo epos stlmlliosa Osorloro IS S. OWN sit IS oussismillsr. arttioloa. Is. 4. I : YLL ROOMS, Windmill-street—Gra = nd D. ° =ea ll Z.t. e o irt= at II; siceortiVidselsetutsrelL THB LONDON PAVILION, Tiobbese4treet sarrrkia. It PM vast to wool s so We DON PAVILION , tie foot wow =64 t Est o tho 0010111. Mali= Iv refrolowo WINO Mr-mwW coati LW WWI.% le. ADELAIDE GALLERY, Lowthoraroade, Sew* IB NOW OS Me ILITIM PLOTIOIL Ham. T. lisollt mob W PI Iowa" ow* no het RR. KAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL MDIIIDY. tip et the EINININ IPIS laintstriedeed Of the whole hin le be Or woo enetel and Ininothe et any In ,11/ON. tOPIN DAILY ter tO A. rad Re= 7UP 10. Sit One "Mb. Dr. Kahan einteo en " reDralthr el 01 8 7 at 7 .. 47 8 Sont— M T=l,ll l. alrl=ego zlor ul= ado= for Manton% WI Doh one-410 DelneOleDes —MYOnlittel sod MBIMINSB— to NMI 1,01•1 mi.B. Dr. Lae . ?fades NI lie above ea Oft added " The len of iszelam" NW pea hie g• revalpl of dlnst from kotber.ll, lopeweek.Clonadleb.wits. W. INCREASED IMPORTATIONS of TEA.— Poodles Oa sesiisreast al Oa Mani Tinny, applie ben ear sas pan hail& awl prim an boo In rem sa* Ise Tan TM WV INDIA TX& 001IPLOY era ninny 'Snag Oa toll Want to Os niala TM lona piss is All Y. 4.1. 96,—Wenhania, 9, (inn It. Being sansinia; City. BUT sad Canna TEAS and 0077111111 logeLexo •at %bona be eileisel et PHILLIPS owl Cs., Tot NlVllleilk wissamirest. 00. 1404011. Ow/doings worn Congos Pohl b. PL. b. al. le, mini& ed.; gob genotnns mew. IL. M. sod b. 'ha and loote be nine Ms eo bee Se mg nalore dabs et SWIM lows Nnalosd. A soles aerial toes Oren in =CM Ong AUSA 0 E 8.-GENUINE HOME-MADE.- Put. Ild.. IDOL Ho*" riIiICHENB (the bast), tram Devonshire, 4s. dd. a engivest to moo Woo WI *pen. Cans sway womb( JoliaLired...a•■•lB• 6. ll4~o%. 11. C . :7 SNOWS Ida Pita TUOlLat War. lotal. ma. T 0 GROCERS end DRUGGISTS. Mr. Taomar rugnettsits p ile A lrAbN yji . Urr SALnrrtiORLIL7II rout, ter otter to on not at Pepinereet. mean war:Wan MU be met. pest tam frel s. mrs b le , w . . &optimum to JOSIIP/1 THORLEY. 17. Lealim. LO. aAUTION.-BOND'S PERMANENT MAILKISO I.llll.—Te see. dhemeleine. frees e& meelartelbe, be earefed re fee the 'melee M me' ler wren Neoldee lee : red Th I. bawd& 11. stones Ord so dismay dm Y. likettntr. beim deemed 11 Wt. she be sod 0111101 ILL DON 1.1 water and rabewitamaTiame a = "16 • Me t * an ebb nbal•ft• wee Me. ELEGANT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, rrerXTR YI W plirfrarCil 110X/W, Writray Owe% Work los" +I~6I.~LIIB~UH r I%tIINOB a 4 WPM' latTlupsios CiAll11•011 SAGS of awry : . §0 , 41 . 1 u Mr MIST Illarto6ll=l UOOl l 2ll/11. e Odor IWO/ et YLMOktielall aid MOVILTISII =Wig COVERED MUSIC, and HALF PRICB.— rzAwr mil SOX aaa Ws MILL Os 11W MUSIC (bat •WMII II / 1 4 NALWPILICII. bet psi as& Pm &bandana. sow pan Oalmllman and 'pressen@ hoe bi pen as maps al aim contals • nnaltims-111111n011 and ro7ll ° Z a ZlWispunts 11111da.1.0. VOCAL DUETS fa CHRISTMAS PARTIES ma Tyr Pie Lai Telcr—Resi on tae Wtle Were Pr tail 16. Ormelo and Heyde FINIU7 by J. IL Oarperr. Seq., inared r leader in Orr err' " Creedel. ; Mir Seeman. K ; • VO6lll from the Ware. St. The WWI Oreter. Se. id.; Urt to the ret is glowing, ; Ire Tea MIL k Me mo 4 %. e 6s er—The learteal • it' Drift lee& Don weer re LINN, OMNI% Out 3., en the Ore le Mob's Obnic Ws et W Dew M Illeere err PW re Parr ter Lerma: *red Or a. s sad °fn. Tr pater= le re gr , w.. ark New Nethr.Lt the Llbesreee. 1 vol. pest tho. peen lee. F ALBE and T R U R i f se. Han LOA ROM Author thetas mod Ns leiththate." IllsaUk. 341. lepththees. W. mWyew .h.ora • MILLICENT NEVILL a... E: ANovel. Jima Tio. L. *Wier " The OM " /Imam: 64 1 . Baia. aef , Isralonsit. W. Nes mai, 1 sAMMIOf. Id.; tar escood &lidos of TWENTY is the CHURCH A. ketehlosossay. DI Sig 114, J. PTCOOrt. Author of - locollosion ut Oftaiffs a tfs." as L taw, Al. flososasfassi. W. la Ye pawl. THE EARL 'S CIIDARS: ARomance. BY the Aram M T. % IIr• sod lanar." L. Bee*, :14 7 :X;pri*olireit. W. ILIOTILICAL 1111L013011 13 MULTI! AND DISEASE. J tats gam 1/.. ITN by mot fort some Kent M. §l3 701011 COND LIFE • or, ELECTRICAL NERVOIIS 701011• Medi c Wort Weeded for the spacial serum) «w to wider, frees the ramose forms of Mecum , and illysteal IMAM s. mod the dhereethar Mica Mr consequences to which they hied. with Piastkal Oteenratime on the Mit binailve potter of Meets. Oalemolont la the treaberat of these dbor ent. In Infusion tone sad elm la eartitatliese mimed or debiliteted from rano. toerratiag Ilimemled Web Oases compiled from the Notobook of a 1-J=tadimi DrossAtkeser of twenty years' dendion. M ., warded restorati yes. Electricity is one which commends lOW to Ye meets' man as berm accordant with the soamdist teach• lam of obralehNo. By the most obvi ass Indication It admite Of Wes Mows th a t lb4l - 10..1 and Nervous recede. me idehlkal ; 1.00, that whoa die lat.es tads, the tomer ma ate its place, and that when, from iiyandarttles of say kind, the woe. Mime ha. Monroe drhdi - Weed. pacalmed. ce culasosted, nod the pettest brought to a model. Oa, shwa ell ostralimea thee by the males el Niectriaty. ito Zraeeetata of Alma to oohed iiIIMMOWto 1. gr b .ter bmil lt essd areblbbed to a dews Mama warniaiing Publiehml by BEM. 111). °MAIMI rd of tD beetseilms. OILZAT IIIAILBOISOVOWSTRILST W, Dal las Postbus. DR. CULVERWELL, M.R.t.8., Llkt„ LS.A.. Leedom. ran be cumuli tt,l daily fool, Y ebuse, twos. aro 01 Nervous DelallY. 10Coo , U0W7 111,0 "1. WrosorY. I &mown,. Spernotorrboo, tqt rl , it,. sauterlasdloo, tlaiwaso Jost oublualyrd. an lure ocr mod Oriclaal Wait. mulled OURMILY Oroapia: Ptordolop aod A oat.ouy of oar Ocaoradoc ftada el locoso—ftlaartirsa, Tram.. ta...1 , c0 ITT* 1.6 amen ; by y.rt,l3 loony% opus codo; 1J naiad. To to ba.l of MM. 14.1:orotdil. co Aailar.ar above DREADFUL ACCIDENT FROM rcruors DRIVING.— Yewerday afternoon, about 9 o'clock, • dreadful accident, which probably has by this time had • fatal termination, occurred at the foot al Holborn-hill. An Irish labourer was crafting from the corner of Victoria-street to Farriugdoe street, when be was knocked down by a brougham which wee proceeding amtward, the wheels pealing over Ms bend and lege, end indictiog such injuries as to preclude the comae batty of hie recovery. The ucifortunate wen lay for a minute as if dead, but he wee will breathing whale conveyed to St. Bartholomew's Hoechst. The indignation of the bye slanders was greatly esci , ed at the occurrence, ne it wee clearly prareatable. It was, in fact, the 'mutt of furious driving; Indeed, Do peat was the rapidity of the rehiee • that, although lie coarse wee uphill, it had, notwieheland ing the lmped•ment It encountered in newsier the body of the MID, proceeded • considerable diataoce before it could be pulled up by the driver, who, when brought beck by the police, seemed to treat the whole matter with perfect onechalsart. Not ee the two occupants of the Drone...in—a geutleussa and lady—who by their nervousness betrayed ho. yeisfelly they von anted by tin obtortobats airbasosiaber. FROM LAST NIGH2'.B GAZETTE. DaIIIIIIIPTL Uwe NORM, w Outpairsals = M l4o.4. 3l6 gtork= l = l 4 11sad Jets 36. at 13. at arapida i 41.= r. Haw Hama usatioaar. II Y POL tad Jar el at at dal Owner. ; et. Wituti If De& 33 %.1 1 : . .a..4:76 i a r si fl is i 111w= a s a iL d sad Marais Aria alayeaddilkaar. DM. 19 2 3 JUL 10. 66 U. at Mild Own. M. iss flkiarialr ; owl& Ilagroar. OW& Jame Dar" rinds drapar. Daa 10 sad Jr. 04 at Ils at 14 Oita. Sale bad Oa.. Mark chars ; aff. la. Wilii NIITaD Dee. 9. 'tun °mama 5utt 1 i11 i ......A. , 301 . 1366 3 . 66 ; 031310. ...... • Sur- J. Saimaa lausata diaisr, IMBOLVIINT psiTrio-A - 17Siel - Creaatumer. ennui MOM Deo. 10. 11. M. 111161=1104 . 11 = = 141 E=b" l4 ---. Nmikos.T f m """ = 1 rid% . sawarwra—H. DM— . M. Soldhathrware, ' Lam. .t plVibdlT anderwa l oLn erto. ao alleolieve. aoria— Dulls, Viatoria-causes. ar MM of stargs4-1. Oo rt., Cburch- Welk warricarsr—W =ay 14•14raro. Kent, 01■Blerbrodosy, 0rade..1.... pat.,-J. B. Zg, efeelrelliel, Olinteibtooli. PleroberW. MOM% Namur. °Ll64 l B aaratON B OF DIFIDMIDS. IL, D. Wires sad J. °Mom Haymarket. sad Cleheifte. bazaar -bit &AIWA of an ea Ws Joist aura lat diallhad of Ir dd. as Ur esparaie maul al IL D. lo Mos sad 14 drawl of Ms IL an We separats alias d Joba °Marl. Dot- 14 . mid 1 61 1 1 1 110 10•86 116603 * decal LW., Joey Tgegee L b e dir r .°M‘r tiseen tarrece. Sity-road. Maks madrat—la dlvidatid sr Md. Deo. 14. sad We sabasdatat Wademdads at LW% A4aszrik, PleopAeoleed. prioter—lat _dlrldrul of ' C trtsers. la, aad i tioscat Wefts*. at beet. allairsatury. Fat antes swarm ars •Li milk seartiaa—Lt 414drad of OA , ime.. 10 d uresubseaseat WeLlneedwee keilliiVers.7 kbp..D tn.., pr. Alheres,l47 . 7llleiee el lA, and Ur earsproi VI edsodo, y. se 16 Aldarraaharr. Fausarra Doom allawbe Dassaars. Ut dirt OW of 1.. Ild.. any Ilarlay as . at Hartaalla . Blom, pun, Russ. ad Dtirditer inneleepe—M d of Is. dd., au Ttra m aaj th arlaktasSa Saar. Thomas 11 sal. lal &M of od 2c 1fd..a..7 Tawdry, at Harirwa...4 JOIN Ihae•O'ITZ'ASIII PfelliAT. AillelHeidePLlDO, warm whiner -14 alaidi al 31. *A s lay Tway, at Harumalt. llaschrtet WILLI.. TIMMS OW. Beglebey, arwasadars-try addend of 34., OM day, at Yawata, Linda. Hyrax Ilsop WWWftvia, acaliestar-14 rut Rai divided! of IN (bibs la pa rt of 12.61 partrely dadaredl. ou a.I debts Proud Wm Um II ; Doc. 11. .ad 11•7 tatarquaas Saturday. a Sakes, arrarliotrum-Tair. Owaoa Maus Baum Worpool. grear—.lst dirtdand of 11. 6d. , Dn. IL sad ally aetpasst aladay, as Bird's, Liverpool. Joao thsaarora Au. larrposil, iroafourlar-2d dirdaad of Bd.. Dee. IL aad any auturpsnot Monday, at lard's. !Avowal. Danis lltstroraut, Llarpool, fader-3M Madded of 361, Dea 64 awl say tabssquant !draw. at Slurs. Liverpool. Zap kap twee Igo, lembees, Yliiiielitre. ifonzelietle—let divided! a li. 3a, Daa 31, arid any warmest Itoaday. at Blab, Urinal. -•- • DIVIDONDS. - . . JO& I. T. 11911 s. jaw. Portsmouth add Gosport Edybillidsr-Jas. 4. P. Lass Istparsta sada.). a locbastat.basse. 044 Weallardid s Ira has spot -Jaa. 4. H. R. Trigs Kiagelseadias.Tbanst Isd Maw /18/MII, bulkter-Jso. 4. W. 8. PSetiss and J. Whims Issl Deraless, Kartoß. asysastare-Jan I J. Don a mod (11. eissasast. Rana Wallas. Ilsetik.millsro-Jaa 13. T. IL NISIIII• NapahNlll. wltalo ads diussist-J usaa, am. 11. J. P. Daum Ilsoadolsr. maradsas-Jas. I. J. ft Ifassidatsr. condsaon U . Jaim Mow M. dessattlys dmigur- ta Jaa. S. U. P. t-J Remodels*. lit e. assismor, II J. Hall. Oidairlaford. Wasastosatissomlll pigs- Jsa ." nr r 113.1/12. Ittoossliffe, Hada,. Taltabbs. Wthsr-Jsa. It ' 11. OW. Welislimid. Tattablys, mill ovule-Jr. I& J. Bo" W. Praha, dad I. Motto* Bg es N o radard. Voludalso. wa Wares. ONSTIVIOATXB to la mina ams Itsiteas as 111 17.. sa the of most Ed. Jas. 4. W. Towle Itradtord.Tseloliro, grossr-Jas. 4. J. D. Thaw Plymouth. mow-Jan. 13. 0. ivsettioliard. *ablaut maker-Jas. Id. S. Walters sod T. Ws/tam CaTIMISS• lIII.WaI.a WAR awlata- Jas. 11. R. Westtt. Ilitsmodbam. tradsoper-Jon. 9. L. Lows sad J. Low TOM. dtalardetdo. awe weasw ,6 =-Jaa. Iff. N. Lathes lag Thaw Erabasdare. -Jaa. I& W. Asko. Iskaotat. 3 1 . 1 1WIOUiftbla‘ nelakilllL IL IL L fladlfw. PISSOLTID. W. daJw iamg a d t g a s Vdi6== .." mi W. I= ol : l ltlt a sa i 11 . : c ia ,. . Yoloillg lobe . salkl : larobatter. 11Liall___ .... „.tillard...- A . rad tat • 80. roiradart- ... Allitessa — Q - J. UMW. lasterws of clotb-.1. O. Wow. J. J. U. Tamor.ota r. B. I t isl ... Telgo s : d oo j t% alms. s4i k m vsyt a T. prloco-11. Panstrairt. ..i7 ars U. ataa•-11. Outgo sag eanstmakr% amen-J. Bleilli Ind J. ' 41. criaosaran- IL /Vassal W. 48. dawaw. owl taamgesle D. 11 . Ools odd r. O. te . ltat r. cur carr. La& saablin. . OK 111•0 L addle. talawatitaara- lad •:,_ ___Ftwar.d. l l4/ft sad atairod. 1 olidia. oda moo. ...sow. sadJobst redo. Orawasalook sod Maws. faaaubto. Unloose awl lasoa-L s e=g 6 3. W. lhanist. aad If. 0. /loafs& WO Ovoid Las& ilsaboar and Nolo Almmism ililisdi. is do to ow* Oar arsoks al fa 3. note 1111311471011 L Janie Igo" larosas. offi PO Matta Volts dotal. lamas& I f Joao Sway mad 111 'I 10gatatto dopey, Dea. L. area Watt. ardor. Da IL at Smith sad got aar. 1411nbarak. Joni itorastas, abardass. bum Do. SI. at tbs Royal Rotel. Rbaydast. Joss 41•Coarscs4. ORalaw. bata9440.49. Dos 2 ', al the newt, Ala. Olanow. A TESTIMONIAL THOM THE QUEEN.—OS the ooession of her Majesty's visit to Penrbyn Castle, the members of the Pairhyn Choral Society sang before the royal family. The Qom wee so pleased with the efforts el the choristers that she resolved to present a silver cep to the society through the Hon. Mr. Pennant, of Penrhyn Castle. Acocedingly, at a IMlNfeall Boosting held on Wednesday, at Bethesda, the pre mutation took place. The Ortimocial cup weighs ninety ounces of silver, and bears the following In scription :—" Presented by her Majesty the Queen to the Chore. Society of the Peorhjn Slate Quarries, which eau before her Majesty on Sunday evening, leak of Gotober,llls9." Sir Charles Phipps, in a letter to Mr. Pennant, says: " Her Majesty sad the Prince Consort would be glad if this cop, whilst it was considered as a mark of the satisfaction with which they heard the wry creditable per formance of the burestoes body who sang before them, might also be looked apes as teetifyitig the approval with which her Majesty awl his Royal Highness, re and the culti vation by all under your employment, and in your neighbour hood, of so laudable and humardeing a taste, and of their wish that all should unite in encouraging a mode of employ ingtheir leisure hours so likely to prove beneficial to their social and moral condition." - - THE TESTIMONIAL TO SIR JOHN PAKINOTON.— The teetheonial about to be parented to Sir John Peking ton by the county and city of Worcester was inspected by the Prism Consort at Windsmr Castle last week, and Ls now being exhibited by Mesas. Manning*, of the Cross, Wor cester. A description at the testimonial—which consists of a Aker shield 40 inches in diameter—has already appeared. The following issertption is engraved no the rim of the shield :—" Presented to the Right Ron. Sias John 8. Poking ton, Berk, 0.C.8., M.P., by the county and city of Wor tester, he grateful recognidon of his servitors for 24 years ea chairmen of the county quarter sessions. This shield also Illustrates his public, sad t,fficial career as Find Lord of the Admiralty, Secretary of State for the Cobol's, and an able advocate of general education." The preeentation will be made on the 28th lost., and will ho followed by a dinner at the Guildhall, presided over by Lord Lynette's, the bed lbutenent of the ouutity.-41riis Birmiapdass Gaulle. THESTRIKE IN THE BUILDING TRADZ.—Ltat even ing a meetingof delegatesfromvsrloostredrr in theneirovilis was held at Bhafteebury-hall, Alderegate•strest, City, for the purpose of contributing towards the funds of the confer ence. Mr. Potter, secretary of the confernice, said that the struggle stall continued and was likely to do tio.notwithstand ing the repeated &semitone to the contrary. It lola eighteen week/since the "lock-out" commeoced, sod upwards art 5,000 men opposed to the declination were now out o[H:tiptop:tient. Last week the conference semifluid, considered the propriety of adopting the declaration, although counsel had given a decided opini.tn se to its illegality. The conference, alter much deliberation, however, coma to the conclusion that the declaration ehould not be adopted, knowing well that the majority of the men would never sign that oboe:lows docu ment. The conference also resolved to send nor, men into the country to cause a " revival," and ouldwidg morning last AI delegates were sent for that pore se to various parts of the provinces. The conference aim, ustanintourly adopted the following resolution : " That the labourers having failed to produce a plan and security for their future conduct, this meeting ie of opinion that they receive no farther dividend from the funds of the conference; not on account of their being labourers, but because they have acted in such a violent and dirhonourable matter." The funds subscribed last work from London sod the pro vinces amounted to MI., end thin enabled the conference to enike • dividend of 3.. Sd. • man to 2.300 toinhauice. The report of the employers, that 16,000 men were at worn under the "declaration" sod 4,000 under a "shop rule," wee un true. Out of the 10,600 halted cut not more than 2,500 had returned to work, and nine tenths of thaw men from the country who were at work never sew the declaration. Several delegates having addnYwed the meeting in stoop - in of the "ate iks," it was moved by the delegate from the boot makes's, sad seconded by the delegate from the hatters, "TOW. insomuch as it has been reported in various quitters that the strike against the declaration is at an end, the chairman be requested to inform the newspapers to the con trary." The motion wee agreed to. A number of sub ecriptions were then snnouoced. A FEMALE SAILOR:A girl, about nineteen years of op, named Annie Stewart, arrived at ibis pmt on Satur day by the strainer Oscar, from Briefed. Elbe had been transmitted to Glasgow. via Belted, by so see •ciation in Ertiwol known as the Bristol Caledonian Society." It sp peat s that she had been three year. and nine months at sea as a motor, shipped in the name of Tom Stewart. Her art was only discovered by km failing from one of the yards on her last homeward voyage, Sbe wee quite tipsy as Saws day, sad Wring be all this lingo said techuicelttlee et sea tonna life, for which she MIU poseemea the otrongsall par aion. Her friends reside in Glasgow, whither ens we booed, but her birthplace wee Melts, where her father bed ' been a midier.—NortAgris Whig. CONTRACT FOR TEA.—Tbe government hays so afield Messrs. Wiles and liampalgtv's tender for Me sum of 60,0001t0 weight of Ms. 120PALITY AND INCOME TAX. Last night a conference was held at the London Collerhooes, for the purpose of ccuaidering whet Mope inld be token in the coming session of parllamsat with =le the theme ax, the laws in regard to mid= will on the des of April next. The palate which the con ference met =we part .=lsrly to discuss were the steps to be taken to moan a readjustment of the tax, or the tend aboli tion of the charge upon trades and peo assions. The con brews wee promoted by the Property sad Income Tax dosicdation. Mr. Cowin, was fa the chair. The Czantium said hie Wog celled to the chair was quite =expected by him. He could only say that lie always hit the West= of not making a diatinothe between incases derived from realised property and laminas derived from =dee and profession. - He hoped the government would give effect to that distinction in any mescal* they might pro pose In the approaching session of parliament. If they did net do so he should feel it to be his duty to bring forward • motion himself for that Ni. ELT, in moving tte i rCreetolution, said the meeting was met rather for the purpose of conferring together se to what ought to be done with reap= to the income tax than for the purpose of commencing any distinct agitation on the subject. He quite agreed in the distinction retorted to by the chairmen. That the property and income tax would be proposed in some shape in the next 14=012 be believed to be generally expected, and if so, they ought to be prepared with sours dear and definite scheme if the permed of the govern ment was not satisfactory. An agthdlea against indirect taxation had been commenced, and alths he did not agree Is the principle that ell the tanmaseld be faked by Indirect lexation, which he thought wail be unjust, then could be ne doubt that the gumbo of toed= weld be mesh die owed throughout the Gamey fir Noes des to ewes. The tithe saccades he bed is pager we that from arsaassabg shield be Maid ally to half the ensceat bona I gout ropily. He tree not phrasal. to ear whether I that wee the just proportion, hat ofthe isJedbeetilesileg un ' asrada and certain beam as the semi meant he bed no doubt. (Hear, hear.) He thought it would be iblebelde set le begin taxation of income below 1001. at Mi. (teat) DILPOTTER seconded the remittlion, whisky's= follows : "That the meeting Is el opinion that tie pent node of charging one uniform rate cm all either of lame ex& ci ... Lpt under schedule B) is maniketly =just, sad bed" Itself, in anticipation of a prep= to abysm the to obtain such • reduction in the charge ea been end peel= sloes that the amount chargeable lbws= sW net mond one-half of the amount levied on pregneg, espedelly as the =oust charged on the occupiers - of - hid (schedule B) has been only hell the amount chargeable en the 'radial; anima city ever elnee the income tax was flat levied by the act of 1842." Mr. lidsiomutrithought that the Income tax ought to be repealed and • property tax substituted for it. It would be unjust to mega wporty of the amount of 1101. He ahould not object to go lower them that, He was opposed to • grii du=d property Mx. He maggeeted an alteration of the reeolutlem in this sense. Mr. RISKILY proposed en amendment to the effect that, whilst la the present finandel oirminstenoes of the country a tax ce property eight be usesseary, a tax on precarious imams was nojas accept under the most urgent eir onmstamme. He was surprised at the patience of psNe ander the =mike Injustice sad =failure of taxation andr sehedeles D sad B. • large amount of annuities had fallen in to the government, end this resource audit to enable them *imam the taxi:ayes under them scheditke. The blooms I an tree emntislly • war ma, sad with the cessation of war the sou whisk accompanied it ought to be abolished. He era=len, therefore, th at the tax on blooms should be ethipther. The amendment having bees seceded, Mr. Booms thought is veil be unwise la me meall a mooting to come to no &firths • mineimlin es wee etherdned beth in the resolution and emmilment. He thought they meat merely to determine libith that It we salesi to let premoious incomes to the sane emeeat as Brad Irving it to • larger mestiagth es the precise OS= which they should be repealed, tamed. (Hear, hear„) . Mr. RAINY suggested that they ought to welt till the government made their proposal bdore they cense to ray eon. dodos. It appeared to his that • property tax of I per sena and an income ten of 24 per cent. would be as Ye es edjaelasent as we possible. The mount el them ef el kinds as which the Income tax was laid eamientaa to 210000,0004 A tax. =oh as he indicated would mines 18,000,0001., that we to say, 12,000,0001. fr om real and 8,000,0001. from deetuathig incomes. H. was= mansoted with the land, mei ha thought a caeapamethe el that kind would be socepted by the leaded interest Mr. Broorr concurred in the views of Mr. Br/On= The tryst= of taxing capitalised income was, he believed, sound la %homy, but in preatios it was surrounded with so many Maculae@ that every ;statesman to whom it was proposed discarded it. The resolution end amendment were both withdrawn, and another resolution which went to albs the injustice of levying the same amount of taxatioa on Axed and precarious incomes was substituted, and carried with only one dis sentient. Mr. HICIII4I‘ moved a resolution to the effect that it was desirable and important that meetings should be held in all parts of the constry fur the purpose of considering the sub- Jen and co-operating with the society. The Castleman said that his experience as a public man told him that they ought not to delay bringing this question Delon the country, because no one could say how much public measures were influenced by public opinion. (Hear.) The resolution having been seconded, was put and carried, and a committee was appointed to wry out the object of the meeting. The conference thee separated. CITY COMMISSION OF BZWARS. Yesterday the commissioners hell; Deputy Carurria to the dab. 'bled at Guild- TORRID INDICATORS! Mr. Dsw, the chief clerk to the commission, read a letter which had been addressed to him by Mr. Ponsonby, manager to the Public Indicator Company, stating that on Tuesday last the workmen of the company commenced their prepara tions for erecting a public indicator, which the company had obtained permiesion from that court to erect, at Exchange building% but that the workmen were ensiled with such violent language by the inhabitants of the neighbourhood, and the company were that day served with notice to desist by the churchwardens of St. Michael's, Cornhill, under threat of an appeal to the Court of Chancery, and that they had deetstd accordingly, restoring the pavement to its original state. Mr. Asnanams said the interference of the churchwardens of 81. Michael's, Cornhill, had raised a grave question of right, which it wee neampary should be thoroughly under stood. He moved, there:ore, to refer it to the general pm poem committee. Mr. Btuorr seconded the motion, believing that the con troll and regulation of the pavement rested solely with that court. Deputy Ihnuisow said he knew there had been a good deal of excitement in his ward (Cornhill) on the eubject, and be had recommended them to oome by memorial to that court, who had only given permission fur the continu►nce of the Indicator while it was not complained of as a animate, sad would therefore nu doubt have speedily ordered its re moval if the nuisance wee proved. lire inhabitants, how ever, had preferred to act fur themselves in the matter, and so the company had desired. Deputy AHRIR—Yes, and by taking the law into their own hands they succeeded much more effectually than the Duke of Wellington with regard to the Indicator war Ape ley-bones. (Laughter.) The motion was then agreed to. NANITANY CONDITION OP THE CITY. Dr. LETHEIT, tbe memcal e•bleer of health, reported of 204 house+ that had been inspected during the week, and ha submitted a list of 37 place. that required sanitary improve ment. The mortality returns have fallen from an average of 70 per week to 60. This is below the average (64) for the cor responding period of the set four years. Nineteen of the &stile were .mong infants of leas than 6 years of age, mad 14 among old persons of 60 and npwarda. Digerati of the respiratory orates have declined from an average of 30 per week to 16. There were only 2 deaths from phthiais, 7 from pneumonia, and 6 from broadens; and dimmer; of the eymotic clams have declined from 17 per week to 8. The deaths were 3 from email-pox, 2 from diarrhea, 1 from acerb t fever, 1 from diphthr rim, and 1 from mesales. Seventy-three births were redietered during the week, viz., 37 boys and Se girls. PRESENTATION OF 600 GUINEAS TO A SURGEON.— Jokn Conroy, Req., who has plactired on a surgeon in the town and neighboarbre d of Wendt ird during the last 40 yam, intends relinquishing his business at the clews of the pr eat year in favour of W. 0. Bacot, Esq. In August lan &committee wse formed f..r ratting a sum of money to present Mr. Dewey wbia a testimonial, and on Saturday la.t the chairman, W. P. Oked.n, Esq., the Right Hon. Lord Forman, the Rev. Lord Sidney G. Osborne, and the com mittee waited on him to prevent the testimonial, which con sisted of • puree with 600 guineas, and an ebony silver mounted whet, covered with • glees shade, containing • book with the names of the 260 eulowribers beautifully wiitten so vellum. The casket bore the followiog inerrlption: .' Presented to John Dansey, EN., with a puree of fire hundred guineas, by his grateful Mende, in !membranes of his uniformly kind. zealous, and liberal professional exertions during • period of forty yeses, end ao • mark of the high esteem end respect felt for him t. the inhabitants of the town acd neighbourhood of Biondford. November, 1869." The casket was designed by the Rev. Lord Sidney G. Osborne, and bsanUfttilv ez.cuted by Meson. R. and S. Garrard and Co , Landon. The puree which contained the 600 guineas wee el bine velvet, sad made by tad y Portman, of Bryanetose.honee. It is remarkable that the Dorsoey finally hen practised in the town of Woodford for 110 yean— Xr. Dummy for 40 years, his father for SO years, and hla polka:or for 40 year. TREABONABLE TALK IN IRELAND. The Cork Examiner reports the following remarks made by a Father Fielding, at a chapel meeting at Myna, on Sunday last : "We an told in Inland that we are not loyal; he told thou that the Irish was loyal—wore foo li shly loy al. They are too !royal Jar so nun, no object, no protection. (Cher. LW Were the Irish loyal in the Crimea, or i n Cu. % or f a India f' They shed their blood like brave edam there; sad was it too much to say they were than too loyal? flaw Was a report now—that it was to be leered wee too tree— that England may won went soldiers to protect her, and that she cannot get than. " A Voloe—Thank God "The Rev. Gentleman proceeded—Than was a report abroad at present—whether it wee true or not he cord not say—that the English were secretly—they dare not do It openly—arming the Orangemen of the north to keep down the catholic@ of the south, lest they might rise in the midst of England's trouble', and give her annoyance. "A Votoe—Well, we're strong enough. (Bar, hear.) " The Rev. Speaker went on—That showed the spirit of the government. If that rumour be troe, let the Orangemen come; be sanded they would meet their army and defend thernaelne. (Greet cheering.) And he said in the face of any government they would not allow it to place the charge of the Irish In the hands of Orangemen, to 0011211 to the south for blood and @laughter. (Rear, hear.) " A Voice—Let them try It. " The Rev. M. Fielding proceeded—The government knew very well that the people of this country beeitated very little, or would not care much if Napoleon 111. would step Into this country at any moment. The government knew very well that the government of France would be as accept able to the Irish people ea the present government. " • Votes—flare • hot. . . _ ' 4 lh; Rev. Mr. ilititlistr—We are loyal, and only too loyal ; but we would be more loyal if protected. ha to the are of the country, bow can the people be expected to per toot It? When the poor man Is turned out of Ms hones sod holding, and seas his wife and children wretched, whet out you expect from anyone in his mineable state? Pulling myself in inch a position, Ii I saw thin what would I do? I beam Ido not know what I would do. Whom wild spirit of rename prompts • man what ill P It cries out, ' Give =junto. or I will justify myself: (Great clesering.)" IMMERSION OF A CLERGTMAN.—The Rev. E. A. Moietes, M.A., baying seceded from the ministry and mem bership of the established church, was baptized by Immersion, • few days ago, at Stony Stratford, by the Rev. E. L. Fors ter, in the presence of a numerous assembly of all denomi nations. Mr. Moreton, though suffering from pulmonary &wee, preached from Matthew Ail., 46, 46, and:stated how, after long and earnest inquiry, be had bean led to each a re sult.—Leeds Newry. HEALTH Or LONDON.—The weekly return, Witted by the Reglebter-General, states that the deaths in Leaden in the week that elided last Saturday exhibit • small decrease on the numbers of the two previous weeks, which a little extruded 1,300, whibt that now given is 1.289. Is the ten years 1849 68 the avenge number of deaths in the weeks corresponding with Mat week was 1,221; but as the deaths now registered °marred in a population which has increased, they should be compered with ithe average Wed in proportion to the increase, namely, with 1,343. The 1 shows that the 1,289 deaths of last week wire Ins by f{ than the number that would haws occurred if the avenge rate of mortality for the first week of December bad prevailed. The births of Let week exceeded the deaths In the same time by 649. The fatal case* of small-pox re corded last week were 40. of which 29 occurred under 10 years of ate, one at 10 years and under 15, three at 16 sad under 20 years, end seven at 20 and under 40 years. Seven deaths from the disease occurred in the email-pox Hospital. Of 81 deaths from measles, 6 occurred in the Green sub-district of Bethnal-green. Eighty-two deaths ere referred to scarlatina, and 16 to diphtheria. From the former Marmot 9 occurred in Islington. and 7 in Mile-and Old Town. The deaths from broachitie were 181, of which two-thirds occurred to persons who were 40 years old and upwards. The greatest age recorded in the week's tritons is that of • widow, who died at the age of 98. Twelve persons died by amide; 2 infants by murder, 6by suffocation, 28 from having been born prematurely. Four deaths were the direct result of intemperatioi. Of bricklayers 8 died in the week, of bricklayers' wives 2, of bricklayers' children 6 ; of = e ters 8 died, of carpenters' wives 2, of carpenters' 28 ; of masons 1 died, of masons' wives 1, of mamas' children 2; of painters 9 died, of painters' wives 3, of painters' children 11; of plasterers 1 died, of pluterers' Whites 4. Last week the births of 920 boys and 918 girls, In all 1,838 children, were registered in London. In the tea corresponding weeks of the ran 1849-68 the average amber wee 1,686. WRECK OP A LARGE SHIP ON THE BLACKWATER BANX.—CAROBC, Dec. 11.—I have to repeat that the ship &mean*, Cumming, master, from Fleetwood, bound to Savannah, North America, struck the Blackwater Beak last night. The captain's wife and seventeen of the crew arrived in their boats near this place ; but he himself and three of his crew We on booed the Bledtwater light-ship. The life boat of the Royal National Lifeboat Intention was put to ma as soon as we beard of the wreck; but she has sot Mused in time to report any further particulars before the post closes. CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT AT HEREFORD.— William Chick was committed for trial by the magistrates at Hereford on Monday, on • chugs of felony. The camp has excited great interest, for the prisoner, who was attached to • mligions dissenting body, was believed to be • pima; exemplary man, and almost every Sunday went about the villages doMg duty as a local preacher. It appeared that Mr. Chandler, the prosecutor, has • large boot and shoe manufactory at Tewkeebory. in Gloucestershire, and retail shops in several parts of that county, as well as in Wormer terehire and Herefordshire. The neuter, who was engaged upon the strength of first-rate recommendation', and In whom Mr. Chandler placed unbounded confidence, was put* charge of the business at Hereford about three years ago, sad be had to account to'his master once a week, and pay over what money appeared to have been received according to • daily oa th book Aninvestigation made on the first day of the present month led to the disclosure that Chick was between 2001. and 3001. deficient. In explanation, be gave Mr. Chandler • long list of persons who he said had had goods from the shop without paying for them. He bad had orders to give credit in proper cares, where be thought the money was safe ; but when inquiries were instituted into the correct nem of thou presumed outstanding accounts, it was found that the statement was friss, while some of the names and addresses wen fictitious. It transpired on further investiga tion that Chick had felled to account for much money be bad received, and the charge against Dim, upon which be stands committed for trial, is baud upon three separate amounts, proved to be p *id to him, but for which he has not amounted. Mr. Chandler expressed hie opinion that pri soner's wife and daughter were principally to blame, end that he had made up the fictitious accounts to attem pti to screen their delinquencies. Prisoner made no defence, and was admitted to bail, himself in 2001., and two sureties in 100/. each. • CHARGE OF FRAUD AGAINST A FAR3tER.—At the Bradford borough court, on Monday, an old man, named Richard Bowling, a farmer, residiag at Ruby, near Hare wood, sou charged with obtaining shone by false pretences. Joseph Brummit, a hoeeebreaker sad dealer, residing at Wakefield, was at Bredtoed fair on Friday, oderiag a bares belonging to one Martin Howard for sale. Bowling bought it at the puce of 61, paying a flash note of the " Bank of Elegance" and a gilt medal meant to represent a sovereign. Braman ' who could not road, accepted both the note and the medal without question, and did not discover the trick played upon him till he went to the owner of the bone, Mr. Martin Howard, who wee at a neighbouring r i V i r r licehouse. Immediate search wee made for Bow , but he mild not be found. He wee Peen in Bradford on Saturday, and given into caetdv. He had, however, then resold the horse for 61. Mr. Lees, solicitor, appeared for the prisoner, and was anxious that he should be permitted to melee a statement es to the manner in which he had been cozened at the Bradford fair. The Mayor, however, ordered the depositions to be taken, although eubsequently It was mid the pneoner would be re manded. The primes story be, that while in the cattle fair on Friday morning, two Waage torn prevailed upon him to go with them to a public-hinge, and that while there th ey induced bon to produce hie money, which roneivied of 13 pavane= and a 5/. note. They contrived, as be said, to ex ohauge hie genuine money for several dell notes and ten oe a dorm gilt welsh, He did not discover anything amiss with the notee or coins till he palled out his puree to pay for the home, and thou mostardl thought it wag a trick, hut sop posed.he bed gote money than he had had.—Teei imony was given that Bowling wee a reepecteble farmer. ROBBERY AND SUDDEN DEATH —There lately re. 'tided in the patteh of Melted a wee, between 70 end 80 years nit, named Copse', who had for some revs priced a comfortable livelihood by selling the produce of a Urge gar den, inrluding a quantity of wheat. Tone lived with him rely a deaf and dumb pa, and as the father hod hod reversl plight paralytic fits he wished for mere easietauc., and a week or two mince invited another eon (also deaf and dumb, sad a married man) to live with him. Oa Monday, the sth, the family removed to the old Tees cottage. and the daugh tenin-law, at the father's rtque4, ',rat over the beim to take down the articles of furniture, he. On looking at • large hutch where his clothes were kept, be found that a max of money, amounting to between 6/. end 91., bad been taken. There was a hole In the thatch, and • broken pave of glass_ , where it is ,opposed the thief had entered ; but Copsey had not mitered the money. which he bad saved to pay hie rent at Christmas. The poor old man uttered an exclamation of grief, went downstairs, sat on a chair near the fire, 4R am she floor, and 'spired in • few minutes. No clue hes been found ma to the perpetrators of title heartier rubbery, which hoe produced such a sudden and palatal occurrence.—.noes Standard. • CRYSTAL PALACE.—ONE SHILLING PAY. vv. I TUISDAT, payment, d5l; ditto by swiss tickets, 566; total visitors, 646. por• may, 2 vols.. porn ivo, yew sr. A LIFE STRUGGLE. By 111. rano& Aztl2.2 of " "The Poor 2•11AAOM: "no Ws It KM* eto MO*: Lisle XIV: " igioodoo of home Ilbfory,°&e. 10. &db. W. toPokollook W.