The Express. — London, England, 1862-12-12 00:00:00

r ‘ ; k • r • I. Ttt fp g • . • ' , 377\ (FX ~.~-~ c '"`~ ''~~. No. 5,098.] C- - - - ALCUTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and 3ladess--MONTHLY EMU* COMMUNICATION between LoN DON and INDIA by the magnificent fleet of steamers belonging to the RANT INDIA sad LONDON SHIP PING COMPANY tLimltedi.—The well-known clipper auxiliary steamship GOLDEN FLEECE.. 2.768 toms, 860-horse power, G. E. BIRD, Commander, sow loading in the Victoria ,London) Docks, will leave ins the 27th December, embarking pawn gen at sod leaving Grevmend on the 29th December, for Cal cutta, rolling at the Capc of Good Hope and Madras This magnificent ship, built expressly for the India trade. bat bees thoroughly refitted, has tint-rate accomm.lation for par rangers, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also a stew The average passage of the last seven steamers has been 72 days 3 hours to Madras ; the Hydaspes performed the voyage in as days, and the last, the Calcutta. iu 33 days, being the shortest on record.—For freight or passage apply to GRINDLAY and Co., 86, Parllarnentatreet, S.W., the brokers, ALFRED Kam and Co., Leadeuhallstreet, ; or at the OFFICES of the CO>l PANT, 9, Ilimiuglatie, : where also applications for appointments as midshipmen in this service should be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. East India and London :Shipping Company (Limited), 9. Mincing-lane. E.C. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Black's:4l.3lyd, London) LINE of PACKET SHIPS to AUSTRALIA.—For MELP,OUENE, Poet Phillip, Direct (to leave the Docks on saturday, December 20, anling at Plymouth), the splendid clipper ship K ENT, 1.200 tons, M. THOMAS CLAYTON, Commander; lying in the East India Dock. Her socommods tions for all classes of passengers the unsargesned, and ohs 112 31! and 110R — O F AV, with or Money panage 4rrum and anne. 7, Leadenindl- street —Passengers by this ties el packets are conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth, Inthelass for second-clsas faros, and second-clam for thlrd-claas tares. TO BRITII4II OOLUMBIA FOR ANL SEHLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to sus igat i ativitVaL A Pp y l i6 NSW d YORK, 101 l tbsl7 tallpwirered Iron &sew Stearn.aldpa. calling et Queoustowe to embark pastendera and despatones, as follows : WRFK LI( FT.041 LIVFRPIIOL FOR NEW YORK.. ETNA, Wednesday, Dee. 17. CITY OF BALTIMORE. Wednesday. Dec. 24, CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. B. And every succeeding Weiland& . Cabin um, IS, 17, end 111 guineas, eeoordl ng to the armors raoitatiou. Parward passage, 8 guineas, including ell provennni civikeiL Peneengers for CAllafill. the United State., and British <Amnia, booked through on very advantageous terms.—lfor further particular+ apply to WI LLLIII INMAN.= W4oretreet, Liverpool: or to IIIVO• and MACEY, el. Ling Willimmatawt, City. STEAM to BREMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Brunswick, and Central Germany, EVERY THURSDAY, by the North German Lloyd's splendid steamers ➢ALKR, CONDOR, or MUWE, has Horselydown, at 11 a.m., calling at Blackaall Pier for passengers ►t noon. ➢are. to Bremen: £2 and El : return tickets, £3 and ft lOn N.B. Bremerhaven is always at cessible. whilst the other northern porta are closed by ire.—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal Office, Regent-cirens, W.: or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and ➢HILLIPPd. 11. Rood. lane. KC. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—The BATA vi ER leavve the British and Foreign Stew-wharf, Wap ping, every SUNDAY, at 11 a.m. Fares: d 4 la, Yl 10. and 1",.. 61 The FYILNOORD trust oit the Tower, every THURS DAY MORNING early . . Fare 4l.—Lppl„, to CHAFLIIiIt Uni versal Grew Regal' amens, W.: or ta EHILLIPPS, ORATES. and PHILIAPFB, 11, Rood-lane. R.C. THE MUTUAL TONTINE ASSOCIATION. WESTMINSTER CHAMBERS CLASSES. It la requested that APPLICATIONS for SUBSCRIPTIONS ma) 'be sent iu prior to MONDAY. the Thad day of December Ina. Prospectuses may be obtained at 86, Gresham-house, Old Broad-street, E.C.—By order of the G. Board. Sec. pro tent. Temporary Oiliest of the Association, 85, Gresham-house, OW Broadetreet, KC., Dec. 4. 1882. BANK of BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. Incorporsted by Royal Charter. The C.mrt of Directors II EREBY GIVE NOTICE, theta HALF YEARLY DIVIDEND, at the rate of Six per Cent. per Annum toof biome tax., ou the Capital of the Bank will he PAYABLE to the Pn•isicters of Shares registered In this country on and after the sth day of January next, at the Office of the Corpora tion. No. 7, St. Helen's-place, Bishopsgate-street, between the boors of Ten and Four. No TrAnsfer can be made between the 15th instant and the sth pniximo, no the Books must be cloned during that period. By order of the Court, C. McNAIL Secretary. No. 7, St. Delo:it-place, Loudon, Dec. 9,18 ed. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Fleet-street, Louden. Invested meets £5,000,000. Annual income, £406,000. Profits divided mery fifth year. Four-Ilftbs of the profits allotted to the assured. The Bonuses added to policies at the five divisions of profit, which hove hitherto been made amount to P. 3,600,000. Policies ou the participating wade of premiums effected on or before the 31st of December of the present year, will share in the nest division of profits, which will be made up to the 31st of December. 1001. For prospectuses and forms for effeollog SNIUMUICSI, apply to be Actuary, at the Society's office. Fleet-street. London. WILLIAM SAMUEL DOWNIP4, Actuary. October, 1861. "A rAcT WOLaIIY Of :rant" WI%MILES REMOVED from Bond•street 73, BBAMICATMEKT, lIAYOV UAItR, es the lit October, 1859. The lie. Trousers ( by him) bettors , thee ever. Zetahllebs4 ISM OVERCOATS for the present Season.—Gentle men who do not mind paying a fair price fur a Good Coat coo depend on the lame at HAMILTON and KIMPTONE, Tailors, 106. Strand, oppoalte Exeter Hall. WIN T E R CLOTHING. 310filti and RON beg to announce thnt their ➢reparations for Winter have been made on so vast a scale, and with such care. that they are able to meet the demands of all classes, in a manner that cannot fall to secure them a con tinuation of public support. There are so many articles In which they are acknowledged to excel that it Is unnecessary for them to to more thew refer to their general trades, ViS. : iteinlyanade and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen Ora =Hatters, Moslem Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Ont• _ . London Houses: City EitaLltattnient. 154, IS& 154, 157, Mlnories 84, 85. 86. 87, 88, 89, Aldnittn• Oxfunt street litanch, IBA EAT, SOIL New Oxford-street; 1,2, 3, Ilartatreet. Tottenham.courteroad Branch, 137. 138, Tottenham-court-road 283, Distal-rood. Country Establishment.: Sheffield mid Bradford, Yorkshire. All artkles are marked in plain figures, the lowest possible pekes, from a nieh no abatement can be made. Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money returned. Fashion Cord and lists of prices, with rules for se measurement, and patterns, post free. E. SlusEi and SON'S establishments are closed every Friday at sunset till Saturday at sunset, when imainesa is rearmed until 11 o'clock. AFINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, sod Mustachios are realised by the me of ROWLANDS MACASSAR OIL This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil is lalsersidly in high repute for Ito unprecedented aucceas during the but 60 years in promoting the growth, restoring, and beauti fying the human hair. It prevents hair from lolling or or turn ing gray, strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and dandrilL and makes it beautifully soft, pliable, mid glossy. For children it is especially reconsteuded, as forming the hails of • beautiful head of hair. In all climates it alike displays Its in comparable results, and has long been an established favourite In India. Price Sa 6d., 7a. Ile 6d., wool to four small, and 111, per bottle. Sold by A. ROWLAN D anal SONS, 20, Hatton-garden, and by chemists and porfuwerb.—Ask for Itowlauds' Misr.ll3ll7 011. DR. HASSALL as well as the " LANCET " Newspaper bali report highly of the merits of WATEEte QUININE WINE. hiannfactuisti by NONEET WATEILs, Z, llartleslane, Cannon-street. London, E.E. &Ad by tirucers, Italian Warehousemen, and others. at 30s. a dozen. Wholesale Agents, E. Lewis and Co , Worcester. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT, BRONCHITIS, keTIISTA, CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTIO%, &c., take SPENCER'S Pell-RUNIC ELIXIR, ♦ speedy and pleasant rcrnelly fur all temporary and local affec tions, as wheezing Irritation if the throat. huskiness of voice, and influenza, chile in more chronic disorders as periodical coughs or inveterate asthma , It Is equally efficient, though, of course, requiring a little more perseverimee In the use of the me. dlcine.—Sle Proprietors and preparers, T. RONERTS and Co., 8. Crane-court, lieet-strect, London. In tattles, price Is. lid. and 9s. ail. each. Sold Ly all chemists and medicine vendors in 101/11 sad country. A N EFFECTUAL REMEDY.-LAMBERTS siCM. ASTHMATIC BALSAM, without confining the bowels or affecting the head, truly efticattiotis and pleasant, as admitted to be the beat medicine for immediately relieving coughs, colds, connrrned eases of asthma, aced incipient consumption. It free fluently curt* persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable, admirably allays the tickling which provoke* frequent coughing. In approaching consumption its effects are truly beneficial. Persons deprived of sleep, or even lying doyen for fear of suffixal t'on, may depend on relief In a few minutes. after taking it.— Prepared only and sold by W. LA si BERT. chemist, b, King WU liam•street, Chartng.eross, and by all iiruggiiino. in bottles, 131 d., and three quantities In one, la. ud. Be particular and ask for Lenderes tstbmatie Balsam. The name and address la severed cm the stamp. I?IILUMATISAI, CHILBLAINS, &m -ail COLEKS ALGA MARINA, or Ooacentrated Einence of Sea-nl•[d, In daily increuing In celebrity u a remedy for then maim., whether acute or chronic, as well as for spinal affcc. • contrartlonii, weakium id the limbs, scrofulous swellings, • It I. also an Admirable ailipllcatlon for chilblains. AU In valid, 'boot ! semi for the paulphlet.—Solil by T. Keating, MI, P 4. Prll'i Iliurchyard, In bottles, Sa Od., 4a. fkL, and lla. each ; all chemist*. MANLY VIGOUR restored to the most broken constitution In twenty days by tbs use of BUDD'A ELIXIR of LIFE. A safe and certain restnrative most wnnder hal an its ; the first week's use will convlnee the patient of Oitlinate and cninplete recovery of all the energies of youth. in holt!, at Ile. and MO. packed and sent to any part for cash or lumps, by the Amite, Yfollt and CO., Medicine Warehouse, Wa. Strand, Lmdnn. JOZEAIJIS COPAIIINE MEGE, successfully trod in tha Parts and London Hospitals, molar the cue of Dirty& tudiTter, Maud, Lloyd, Poland, and Legroa Clark (Laacet. (Th V0r.,1a4, etfecta a cure to au average of nix days. aftber fa receat or chrordc diaestara.-44. ad. per bottle, k 7 Phi t.., at C. lama's, French chemist, et Haymarket Leedom. THE SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW, removed from Baker-street ,to the Agricultural Hall, Islington. THIS DAY (Friday:. December 121 h, la. Western Carriage Entrtnce. Pentotwille-hal listens Entrance lallumon-green. Escurnon Trust at Exhibition fares, will ran ou the London and North Western, Great Northern, Great Western, and Great Eastern linos. SMITHFIELD CLUB SHOW, at the New Lail, near the Angel, Islington.—NOßTll LONDON RAILWAY. TRAINS from the City and West run every quarter of an hour to the Islington station—lo minutes walk from the Hull. SMITHFIELD CLUB SHOW.—The following are the CAB FAR from the Metropolitan Railway Eastern Countles—Shoreditch, Illairatreet 3111e-end—Cambridge-read Great NO ' ithern—ltioea.enate Great Western—raddlogton Landon awl Blackwell—fencpwsh-street, Clty ___.-- -- ----- !Madly°ll, Church-rood London, 117ighton, and South Coast—London-bridge (over Londun-bridge , London and North-Western—Drummond-street, Euston-sq 1 0 London and South-Western—Waterloo-rod N { Over )1 6 ine-elms Matthias- ,- 2 6 Vauxhall bridge. ) 2 6 North London—Broodway, Camden-town „ Caledoniau-rowl 0 6 _ - lelington and lliglibury 0 9.10 %Joottani! Bouth-fidem—London-brifte (over Loodes 104 dX 0 ) 1 Bricklayers' Arias (over Bostbinuw-bridge) It 0 SMITHFIELD CLUB SHO W.—The following kJO NISVS6S ply to and from We Islington-green entrance: Rook and Loudon-bridge Stations. Poet-office and Blackftiars. Westminster, Strand, and Charing-cross. New Ken:-road, by New North-road over London-bridge. Klogiland. Stoke Newington, and nalEs-poud. Highgate and Bonney. And by LIVERPOOL-ROAD ENTRANCE. Barnsbury and to Kennington-gate. Posrolitce, Pb-et-greet, and Blacktrisra-bridge. Brampton and Clielate. VISITORS to the now Agricultural Hall are reminded that the entertainment provided at the LONDON PAVILION cannot fall to please the most fastidions in march of an eventres amusement. All the metropolitan favourite% are en/agent, and the programme torledes he per formance of artistes poses ad of the most extraordinary talent ever witnessed. Little CUrellt, the most wonderful of gym naates : Miss Constance, the Star of the West . Madame Loml Mt, Madame Valckenaere, Madame Elise, Sam Collies, and Fred. French, will appear every evening An engagement has :dun been made with Messrs. Outnare and . Couen, who will make their appearance This keeeing, Olt the Bra-11W1 Sling Trapeze. The LONDON PAVlLlCitil,.!ichirrim-streeL Thiii - :;.riciiiNiiiiiiiiCri;i.i.ton. MURNHAM'S GRAND CONCERT-HALL, Edgware-road, W.. will OPEN December 41—Tbe GRAND INAVOI &AL CONCERT, to commemorate the opening of this new and splendid Naß. takes place December n. Great and Special Attrattiona. Prices on opening night Body of the hall, la stalls and balcony, ts. &I. riIURNHA3I'S GRAND CONCERT-HALL, Pslirware.road, W., will be found one of the largest, most commodious, and inoit gorgeously decorated In London . and the engagements comprise the Prat flentlmmital, Comic, and Instrumental Talent of the dap.—Musical Direct.e and Manager, CHARLEY UR KV ILl.B.—Adinission to body of the hall, fa ; stall, and balcony, le—Opening Night, December PRE LONDON ANATOMICAL MUSEUM ; cootalning the Wonders of Nature and Art, shows by innu merable superbly executed Models, Illustrating every part of the Human Frame In Health and Disease, together with a variety of highly Interesting Natural Preparations, Malformations, and Monstrosities. Open daily, from 11 to 10 (far gentlemen only. Admission One Shilling. Entrances t,. bleorge.street, Hanover square, and 44k, Maddox-street, P.egentetreet, Loudon, W. Explanations and Lectures throughout the day. Illustrated and descriptive catalogues sent, post free, for 12 stamps—Addresa the Secretary as above. THE LONDON GRAND RESTAURANT. LUNCHEONS and DINNERS A LA CARTE can be had with COMPORT sad DIMPATCII AT ANY HOUR DAILY. wYER'B FAMOIIB W NOUN UINNSH, ready i;;Ti tlllB In the Onind Saloon. Special dining-rooms for ladles and gentlemen. Spacious and well ventilated winc, coffee, and smoking saloon. OPEN ON SUNDAYS FROM FOUR TILL NINE. SAWYER, Proprietor, 191. FLEET-STREET, CORNER of CHANCERY-LANE. SAUCE. —LEA and PERRINS' WORCISTERSIIIRE SAUCE. This delicious condiment, pronounced by connoisseurs TUE ONLY GOOD SAUCE," is prepared solely by LEA and PERRIN'S. The public are respectfully cautioned against worthless imita tions, and should see that Lea and Perrin+, names are ou vrrapper, label, bottle, and stopper. A/SIL ter LEA and PERRIN" SAUCE Sold wholesale and for export by the Proprietors. Worcester Mews. CROSSE and BLACKWELL Messrs. BARCLAY and SONS. London, de., and by grocers and oilmen universally. YARMOUTH BLOATERS.—Carriage paid to any station on the Great Eastern Une ; 25, ; 10. Ss. : 100, 75.: 200, 12s. s • 600. StSs. ; 1.000, Ma. ; are only supplied by the undersigned , l uring the best part of the season, from October to curl of December. Sent to all parts of England upon receipt of postage stamps, Post-ogice order. or remittance through any branch of the National Provincial Rank of England, who are his bankon, and to whom he refers. as well as to E. Steward, Esq., Mayor of the Iiorough.—FREUERICK !SARNEY, 11th merchant, Great Yarmouth. Established i7W. Hlgh4rled herrings, 100, 75., in wooden box, or 12a. per barrel of 225 11Th. cured to keep good six months. Hermetically sealed iu tins of 25 fish, 10s. per 100, forwarded to all parts of the world. lIRE CAR R - rktficF to my Part of the Kingdom. Drawing-roan Suites to Velvet Ali 0 0 Drawing-nom Suttee, complete i6 0 0 Dining-room States, complete U 0 0 Bed-room Suites, complete U 0 0 Warranted First-dam P. and S. BEYYUS, 141, OXFORD-STILSET, W. Mastrated (Waimea gratis sad pod tree on spplicatlon. JC. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers . (iu Zeeland; of PARAFFIN)! PA MULE% to whom the prize medal 'left) has be* awarded, and their candles adop . ed by her Majesty's Government for use at the military stations abroad. These can lies can be obtained of all chandlers and grocers in the United Klugdoni. Price la ed. per pound : also Field's cele brated United Bertdce Soap Tablets, ed. and 4.1. each. The public see cautioned to see that Field's label Is on the packets or bona. Wholesale only, sad for exportation . — tipper Marsh, Lambeth, London, 3. (Copy.) MESSRS. T. MILNER and SON. GiTTLKIIKN,—Vie have great pleasure In recommending your Safes. In the severe fire which took place on Monday night, the Bth instaut, at kliocing.lane-buildings .le, Little Tower-street), our °Mews and all their contents a ere destroyed, but our valuable books and papers remained uninjured In two of your safes which we fortunately possessed. We are, respectfully yours, J. C. IibMTILIt and CO. Great Tower -Week London, Dec. 11. WM. GOLD OHAINS.—WATHERSTON and BILOODEN bag to tail the attention of the public to the VUItM of INVOICE which they deliver with Gold Guard Chains pnrchsood at their manufactory : it a. d. To wed:mai:whip of pattern chain, St inches long To carat gold, weighing oz. dwt. gre., as La la per ounce. Wet prim Upon this system, the QUALITY, WEIGHT, and VALUE of the gold are certitied, and guaranteed to the purchaser; Wather ston and Brogden looking for a fair remuneration on the work manship only, which Is charged according to the intricacy or simplicity of the pattern. WATIIKIt4TON and BROGUES, Goldsmiths.—ltanufactory. 16, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, London, W.C. lota. bibbed Li). 1711 k Assays made of Chains and Jewellery for la each.—N.B. This establishment is closed st 6 in the evening, and on Saturdays all. PUNCH'S ALMANACK for 1863, illustrated by Jox LElsrm analuira Twin, will be published In a few days. Price , Stamped, 4d. Punch OMee, eS, Fleet -street, 111UNCIP8 POCKET-BOOK for 1863, with a 1- CoSoared Inustratton sod numerous Woodcuts by Joni LIAM sad JOHN TKusust.. Pros 2s. ed. ii,Thel-aTreet, LC. PUNCH'S 20 ALMANACKS. 1842 to 1801. Bound iu cloth, price sa. M. Punch office. no, Fleehstreet, LC. ONCE A W E E R. An Illustrated Miscellany of Llteratnrs. Art, Science. and Popular Information. Is published every Saturday, price 3d. \ a VII. will be 11 ublisiw.1 m .‘ few days. London Bradbury sod Evans, 11, Bouverie-street, E.C. VERNER'S PRIDE, a New Story by the Authoress of "Nast Lynne." "Mrs. Halllburton's Trials," &c., is now In coarse of poblication In 01401 A WItER. London : Bradbury and Evans, 11, Ikassedeatreet, MP..AURSELL'S AMERICAS DIARY . Mb due Is published, ID two rots., post Svo, price 215., with Map, _ MY DIARY NORTH and SOUTH. By W. H. P.casiLL, KN.. LLD. London : Bradbury and Brans, 11, Bouvetle-street, EC. DS LA'IIEBT ON SELF-PBASIERVATION.__ Price Is.: post free. 13. or sealed ends, PO stamps. Mann and Co. 311, Gentili% London; or direct trent the Author. SFLF-PRESERVATION ; a Popular Essay on the Cure of Nervous and Physical Debility, by Dr. LA MIRT, s 7, Bedford-square .cedon, Licentiate of the /Wei College of physicians of I.4lnburgh, die. With engravings and ;sees. Dr. LeMert is the only practitioner on the Medical Register who has far many years devoted his study to the treatment of the disorders of the nervous system. At home from In till 2 mod 6 till Dedfordaquare. London. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS. Dr. SMITH has jut publish* 4 a FM EDITION of his valuable work, the PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND ), os the Self-cure of Nervous Debility, Lou of Mastery, IMsaeso of Sight, Lusitude, dc., post-free, on receipt of a directed envelope, enclosing two postage attuaps.—Address, Dr. SMITH, Barton-cresceat. Tuniatock•oate, Rondos, W.C. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1882. BOOKS SUITABLE for CHRISTMAS PRE ESNTB and NSW YEARS OIFTS, PRIM), sad REWARI)N, pubilabod by Means. Louganan, Omen, Lamm. &ober* end Gruen, 11, Ludnaininn. Loudon. In post evo, with IR Woodcuts, price 12a. ed. cloth. SKETCHES of the NATURAL HISTORY of CEYLON. Rp Sir J. Er=son UMW% LA& Loudon: Longman, Green, and Co., li, Ludgate-bill. 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Scow London: Longman, Green, and Co., 14, Ludgate-hill. • The death of Miss Julia Pardoe, the well-known novelist and " boudoir historian," is just announced. Miss Pardue had been suffering for some time from congestion of the brain, and she died at her residence in Mintegu-street, Portman-square, a day or two ago. Mies Pardue was the daughter of a field officer in the army (whose family was of Spanish extraction), and was born at Beverley about the beginning of the present century. At the age of 1:1 Julia Pardee was clever enough to write several poems, and foolish enough to publish them. Two years later she pro duced an historical novel of the time of William the Con. queror, called " Lord Morcar of Hayward." After a sojourn of 15 months in Partu ~al Miss Pardee gave to the world her notions of the "Traits and Traditions of Portugal," the work being dedicated to the Princess Augusta. After this the indefatigable writer published the two novels, " Speculation," and " The blardens and Daventrirs." Then the lady went to the east for a year, and the fruit of her travels was " The City of the Sultan" (DIM), which bad a great and well-deserved success. Among her other works may be mentioned "The River and the Desert" (European and Oriental scenery, 1838) ; " The Romance of the Harem " a quarto volume on " The Beauties of the Bosphorus :" " The City of the Magyars (18400 &c. Miss Pardoe's first historical work was on " Louis XI V. ad the Court of France in the ltith Century." This was followed by " Marie de Medici, a work which elicited severe criti- cisme in some quarters, and which undoubtedly is dis figured by a mania for " fine writing," and by inordinate prolixity, although the style is at times forcible and even agreeable. Besides these historical works—moat of which can hardly be expected to live, inasmuch as they are, gene. rally speaking, compilations—Mies Pardoe bitted/ wrote some good novels: "The Confessions of Pretty Women," "The Rival Beauties," "Reginald Lyle," and "The Life Struggle." In her "Thonsandandone Days" Miss Pardo* treated the public to an admirable selection of Oriental iiales (the matter of which was derived from the notes of Oriental scholars), a work hardly surpassed by the "Arabian Nights" in interest.—Post. THE LATE MR. SHERIDAN KNOWLES. —lt grati fies us much to hear from a private source that a memorial is being prepared in Glasgow, soliciting a pension of 1001. • year for his widow. A memorial to the same effect should be sent from Belfast, where Mr. Knowles was so well known and so highly esteemed.—Bedfast News Letter. THE VICARAOE or BRADINU.—Some months ago the Rev. Dunbar Heath was "deprived" of this living by the Court of Arches, confirmed by the Judicial Committee of Privy Council, on account of heresy contained in some published sermons. The Muter anti Fellows of Trinity College, Cambridge, who are the patrons, have presented the Rev. J. Glover, M.A., one of their chaplains, to the vicarage. SPARROW MURDER. —" I think," says a corre opoodent, " tho following exploit of the wise men of Crawley ought to be shown to the world in your wide spread journal ; it speaks for itself and requires no com ments on my part. It is taken from a country paper of this week Crawley Sparrow Club.—The annual dinner took place at the George Inn on Wednesday last. The first prize was awarded to Mr. J. Redford, Worth, baring de stroyed within the year 1,467. Mr. Heaysmaa took the second, with 1,448 destroyed. Mr. Stose third, with 982 affixed. Total destroyed. 11,944. Old birds, 8,663 ; young ditto, 722 ; eggs, 2,559.'" POACHER r. Gsmearzeita..-1 constable at Lawton, near Congleton, ran his head through a mesh of the game laws the other day, and only extricated himself after paying smartly for his mistake. He had appre. hended, on the highway, a man who had • net, four rabbits, and a hare in his possession ; but the capture was effected out of the constable's district, and the con sequence was that the presumed poacher brought an action against his captor, and recovered 50s. damages and costs. THE GRAND OPERA, PARIS.--Gatignerti of yes terday says :—" It will be remarked with regret that since the retirement of Mario, no other tenor is spoken of to take the lead here, and it would hence appear that the public is ooze more to be thrown back on M. Goeynard, a TO. spectable singer no doubt, for second-rate characters, but wholly without pretensions for anything higher. Strange that a theatre so nobly supported by the munificence of the state as the Grand Opera of Paris, cannot demand first-rats talents, while the Opera in London, unassisted by ary subvention whatever from the government. never tholes, is enabled constantly to engage all the leading singers of Europe, such as Tamberlik, Mario, Giuglini, Mongini, Naudin, fec., to say nothing of Mdme. Titiens and others, or the charming young artiste Mdlle. Adebni Patti, who is now turning the beads of half Paris, who were all to be found supporting the unsubventioned Opera in London. Seeing these things, the musical monde of Paris have surely some right to complain. Luckily, how ever, the ballet remains in full force, and at least hers the spectators can enjoy themselves with undivided satis faction." A "SURPRISE PARTY" ON THANKSGIVING DAY. —A surprise party is peculiarly an American institution, and I will narrate my own experience. It will give von a better idea of one than by attempting to explain. I was on my way home, and within a few doors of my house, when I saw • black column winding up my door-steps. I went directly opposite, and as near as I could Judge I saw about SO persons enter my door, and find room inside somewhere. At first I thought it a mob, got up for my especial benefit. But the merry laughter of girlish yokel set tledtbat idea. I suspicioned that! was the object of a surprise party, and over I went. The chandeliers in the parlours were lighted, and they were crowded with lovely girls. Upstairs to my writing-room. There I found from forty to fifty nice young men, not nue of whom I had ever laid my eyes upon before in my life except by accident " We've come to surprise you, maid one. " I am very glad to see you. I hope you will make yourselves at home.' , "We are nearly all from Hudson, Jersey," said another. By this time music began to be heard below. and down they all went. In my parlance were three negroes—one with a fiddle and two with banjos. Very soon twenty five couples were on the floor, and at it they went. I went below, and found large baskets filled with provisions, a nd two of the prettiest of the visitors arranging a table. They bad their coffee or their lemon— everything in the eatable line. We furnished knives, forks, spoons, are., and they had • grand supper at midnight. At 3 o'clock the contrabands stopped the music ' • their pay was dole. 7 50. This was arranged by a tax of 20e. upon each male of the party. At 4 o'clock they packed up, after having played forfeits, and left. I never have seen a happier party. I never had seen one of them before, nor did they know my family, except one young lady. She had originated the whole affair. 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Words, UR.SULA : A Tad° of Country Life. By the Author of " Any Herbert" Lorklon : Longman, Oreen, and Co., 14, Ludgate-MU. [Stamped, ld. Additional.) TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (11'171110111 TILZOILA118.) THE NEW ITALIAN MINISTRY. TURIN, Dna. IL The Italian Parliament re-misambled to-day. All the new Ministers were present. Signor Fariui officially announced the formation of the Cabinet and its programme, which was received with great marks of approval. The Precedent of the Chamber of Deputies ten dered his resignation to the Chamber, which, how ever, declined to accept it. The Minister of Finance laid the provisional budget on the table of the house. The following is a summary of the speech de livered by Signor Farini. The minister commenced by saying: "We shall find in the assistance of parliament the necessary authority for accomplishing the bi terior organisation of the country, and for worthily representing Italy abroad. The administrative re forms will be based upon a system of decentrali sation and the development of constitutional liberties. The first condition of liberty is the main tenance of public order." Signor Farini then eulogised the army which had, under a painful trial, given an example of abne gation and discipline, and restored the authority of the laws. - - He cont;nued—" With unshaken confidence in the accomplishment of Italian unity, we abstain from making promises which might not be followed by immediate effects, and await the course of events without illusions and without discouragement. " We shall be careful to maintain alliances whilst preserving the independence of the country." Signor Farini concluded by making an appeal for Italian concord, which, he said, was personified in the King. TURIN, Dec. 11. The parliamentary committee, deputed to examine General La Marmora's report upon the brigandage in the Neapolitan provinces, has communicated to the Chambers the conclusions at which it has arrived thereon. The committee state that the general's report is incomplete, and censure on several points the system punned by the government. They express their belief that the principal causes of brigandage are the insuitizient confidence of the populations in the present state of things, and the stay of the French at Rome. The committee point out the measures necessary to inspire confidence and associate the country with the efforts of the government, and conclude by proposing the appointment of a special com mittee to thoroughly investigate the matter, and make a further report to the Chamber. TURKISH HOSTILITY TO GREECE.. PARIS, Dio.ll. The Petrie of this evening gays : "The provisional government of Greece, haring received information that the Porte was concen trating considerable forces on the Greek frontier, and that bands of Albanians in the service of Turkey were making incursions into Greek territory, ad dressed a note, on the 24th of November last, to the Greek representative at Constantinople, ex pressing its surprise that Turkey should take measures calculated to excite the public mind and create regrettable complications. "The note of the provisional government further declined the responsibility of events which might result from the measures adopted by the Porte." La France of this evening announces that the Corps Legislatif and the Senate will be opened on the 32th of January next. The Emperor has received Baron de Budberg, Russian Ambassador to France, in solemn audience. RUSSIAN POLAND. WXRSAW, Dicc.ll. A public court-martial was held to-day on 64 prisoners, accused of conspiring to establish a revolutionary armed force and occasion a general rising. Privy Councillor Tymowaki has been appointed member of the Council of the Empire, and Privy Councilor Leski has been nominated Secretary of the Ministry for Poland. Councillor Bagniewaki bag been appointed Director of Finance. [TWOPENI BANQUET AT FISHMONGERS* HALL. The Worshipful Company of Fishmongers gave a banquet last night in their magnificent hall, at which, amongst others, the following guests were present :—Lord Rbury, Prince Paul Sanguzko, Lord H. Gordon, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, N.Y., Vice-Admiral Sir G. tiarto ries, Link-General Maclean, Colonel Sir Charles Hamilton, Baron Martin ; Mears. J. L. O'Sullivan, Bovill, Q. 0., M.P., R. W. Crawford, M.P., Wm. Murray, M.P., T. Q. Frnois, alderman; B. B. Phi ll ippe, alderman • J. O. Lawrence, alderman and sheriff ; Bosley, alderman• 'S. .1. Gibbons, alderman • Professor Owes, W. F. Pollock , W. H. Twenty. men, J. G . Cookersil, A. Lark, Blackwood, O•rdon, He bert Non a , H. J. Norma, T. li. Jackets. Hy. A. Hunt, R. Dalry m ple, John Biggs, W. C. Gage, John Mercy, M. Chaillon, Mr. Under-liherilf Mackrell, the Master of the Mears' Company, the Master of the Grocers' Company, the Master of the Drapers' Company, end Dr. Dalrymple. All the arrangements were of the sturpMeras and isetefal style for which this wealthy and infiumstisil company is re markable. The banquet was supplied and prepared by the well-known Ring and Brymer ; and of the wins., it is enough to say that they came from the Viabreongers' Com peoy_'a cellars. The lewd tribute to her Majesty, the Prince of Wales, sad the ether members of the Royal Parnily was paid in ordinary course, the Prime Warden pro posing the several Waste. The gemplinieut paid in the army, navy, and voluuteen drew forth a warm re sponse f rom Admiral Mir Clemge fiewtoritus who expressed satisfaction at the deep interest which the easel pm fesaion invariably commanded with the country at large ; nor was it to be wondered at when it was recollected that our naval supremacy was the lomesheion of our coloeial inquire, sad the mourity of our peeition as • first-rate power. During the last flee or six year. science had introduced changes is shipbuilding and summery which entirely upset the old system of tactic* in nasal warfare. The effect of Ouse changes was net, however, yet decided. We were ia a state of cremation, we knew not what slops, or what gnus we should have to fight with or fight against, should war break oat. Our woo.dsy walls had !oven way to iron walls, our iron walls were already booming to fall before the improvements in artillery, ad he believed the 500 or Ilk pounders would very soon show how ageless had been the lame expeeditare incurred in iron sad steel plated ships. But whatever turn smatters might take, he had no doubt that the can which wee evinced by the governmeet in availing Smell of every improvement ie ship building, machinery, sad gunnery would secure us iu the efficiency of that first and most efficient line of our national defences, the British navy, and that without calling into requisitioa the volunteers, which he regarded as ens of the sera im portant movements that had ever taken place in this country, we might sleep assured that we were este from ft/l danger of invasion from a foreign foe. (hs. bear.) The sister service was answered for by (inners! Maclean. Lord Ebury returned theoks for the House of Lords, Mr. Craw , ford, M.P., for the House of Commons, the Lord Mayer for the Corporation of London; Baron Martin and Mr. boyar. Q.C., for the Bonehead the Bar ;the Master of the Messed Company for the City Companies : and Professor Owen, in an eloquent and amusing speech, for the Vieitors. The musical arrangements included the vocal matrices of Messrs. H. Bnckland, W. Dawson. F. Walker, Donald King, and Winn, Mm. Alexander Newton and Miss Eyles. Mr. Harker was, as usual, the 'filmset toastmaster. SPAIN. MADRID, Dec.ll. In the Congress to-day General Prim continued his speech in explanation of his conduct in Mexico. It is asserted that General Concha has tendered his resignation as Spanish Ambassador at Paris. His motive for so doing is said to be a desire to be completely free in all respects at the discussion on Mexican affairs in the Congress, in which he will take part. TURKEY. BUCHAREST, Dec. 11. It is asserted that a collective note will be ad dressed to Prince Couza by the English, French, and Austrian representatives, demanding that the arms which were lately imported into this city and confiscated by the Roumain government, should be placed under the control of the foreign consuls. PRINCE ALFRED. MALTA, D. 1L His Royal Highness Prince Alfred has embarked here for Naples. GARIBALDT.—A friend writes from Turin, Deo. 5: —" I have received a letter from the Gees& today. He says he is going to get on horseback, and that be will soon return to his blamed solitude in Carrera—which slip'. flee that be is better." _ . . Corrow Osoww IN Fits:mt.—Samples of cotton F did not appear to give entire satisfactios to the radial see. grown this year in the department of Gerd, in France, have ties of his audience. Sir Robert Clifton entered at great jest been sent to Paris. They were raised from seeds sup- 'length into a review of his lint parliamentary experience s 1 deuouneing the tit was for its extravaganne. plied by the Streiftf cr Acclimation, and are of two descrip tions, Su Island and Louisiana. Notivithatancling the un- 'r used i g i . " :t tp.L. t r be his en in o tent u ir t c l p il e o i, l4eltli:lg ti tt favourable weather which bah prevailed this year ie the : country, which exoesded that of any previous period of south of France, the cotton is believed to be as good in i peace.—Nottinghan Dotty Guardia*. quality as that grown last year on the same estate, and sent 1 NONOONFORNIsT F pod (Mr. INS/DM— at At au anniversarych atiou 13loomsbury to the International Exhibition. Indeed, the gentlemen by , meeting of the congreg whom it has been cultivated consider themselves justified i Brock's), held last week, Mr. James Benham, one of the j deacons, presented a summary of the fiusiuebtl history of in believing that all the finer kinds of cotton may be grown the past fourteen years, in France quite ma advantageously as in Alge ri a. I for all purposes, exclusive of the very large sum liberally Poutm Pascarrlows IN PARIE.—" It would be given by the founder in erecting the building, to have been impossible," says a correspondent of the ladepeititance uP7" da of 39,* " . rhe rectory of Fawley, in Hants, now vacant E Bulge, "to enumerate the number of police precautions that by the death of the Rev. Mr. Gibson, woo was v in law W the Bishop of Winchester, is worth I,lofi l . a year . ' The preceded and accompanied the ceremony of the day before ' yesterday (the inauguration of the new boulevard). Many oredecesaor of the Rev. Mr. Gibson was tin Itev. Earl foreigners of suspicious character, or who bad no visible Walsiugbaro. means of existence, were sent away,atail events temporarily. Da. Mt JORGE'S LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVER OIL •—• I A few minutes before the arrival of the Emperor some WI- I tic he .lol„ e il li e r oll 'e . r'i lt th w u :s el fZlZ e the that re th Da ut r o rre f t er t r h th e g b D eli finished houses along the line were completely cleare d analysis and investigation tat. the proper e tle i s of this .41 should although no one was in them but the owners and friends kr i r e lf ve l 7 7 ltlr g ag of ir i b it trAIIIII menieieo. The oil Is for whom they could answer. Finally, it has been remarked of the colour, flavour, or t Limit:Ll pro c ;e ' r . ttes : t ati7. l l t i l • r aa efe shunned re" to ' that the carriage of the Empress was drawn by two horses that Lor c oardlcin i eled t tl o r i trpoLet . iLlo . flaer oil can be provured." old I only, so that it could have ben ter, smilr driven twill had rests, 3 a r nber, Baricl. and co., 77,'Straa and t'Ljnitro.n6,eaujlnts. ' anything happened." . saista.-1 advertisement 1 THE SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. Yesterday was the third " shilling day," and fourth from the opening of the show to the public oa Now day, and notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, towards the afternoon and evening the shoals of people who found their way to Islington-green and its vicinity is cabs, omnibuses, and every other specie, of conveyance, in. diva( d that there would be as great a crush at the Agri cultural Hall as there bad been on the previous evening. Although the tell-tales for Wednesday indicated an attend. rocs of 44,572 visitors, that by no Dimes represented the actual number of persona who passed through the show oa that day, as the returns are exclusive of all the free ticket holders, and those for whom it was found necessary to open additional entrances and pay places, as well re exile. The sum actually taken in shillings amounted to just 2,5001., which represente 50,000 persons. At one time the struggle for entrance was so great, that it was only by the extraordinary exertions of some of the directors, aided by abareboldoro and a body al police, wider the orders of Mr. supenutendeut Mott and inspector Judge, of the N division, that the torrent was stopped, and the place prevented bring taken by storm. New entrances and pay places having been supplied and extra doors of exit opened, a consultation was held barmen' the Vice-chairman. Mr. Bhuttleworth. the ei,•hitect, and other authorities of the Agricultural-hall, for the purpose of taking meats to prevent the recurrence of such an exciting scene by appointing more money taken and opening the great side doors in the liv l-road for exit. This arrange. went was carried out yesterday and with the most beneficial results. The sales in the various thaws of stock continued very brisk throughout the day. OXFORD LOCAL EXAMINATIONS. The certificates and prizes awarded ou the examination in London for the present year were yelterday publicly distributed, at Willis's-rooms, King-street, Bt. James's, under the presidency of the Bishop of OXFORD. In the senior division the following students received prizes in addition to the certificates conferring the title al " Associate in Arts :" R. Udny, R. H. Thornton. A. C. Adanivoo, A. A. Boyle, W. H. Exa7l, C. E. Feeey, H. B. Golding, W. R. Keyte, J. Pratt, T. A. Sisley, H. T. Wade, H. J. Waterlow, W. CobbMt, J. A. Davies, J. 0. INFOS, 0. Hs worth , F. J. Lyman, J. W. Noble, E. Taylor, and F. J. Thompson. Of the junior candidates the following were awarded prizes as well as the certificate of merit : A. Faxon ' W. M. Johnson. M. H. Goodman. T. Child, T. Gopeill, R. W. Grim, J. Richards, C. B. Bruit, H. B. Blalkie, F. A. Brad bury, J. F. Bradbury. J. Ditscombe, C. Dixon, W. D. Ed wards, G. W. Ford, H. J. F. Poetesses, W. D. Howieeen, V. L. Lovibond, H. Nevill, F. Perks, G. T. Piloher, A. C. Sadler, L. Solomon, J. F. Weedou, W. T. L. Wheeler, and J. Wilms. On the motion of the Re?. Dr. GOODWIN. PKWOOded by Mr. MASON, a vote of thanks was passed iunithrt vehement cheering to the Bishop of Oxford, for his kindness in pre siding, and the proceedings then terminated. LETTER FROM GARIBALDI. —The following letter has been received in reply to reaolutioari forwarded to Gees. rid Garibaldi from a public meeting at Norwich :—" November 30.—Sir,-1 beg to express to you asd your friends, sod to the British public, my sincere gratification for tee oympatby von show to me and to the Italian Catlin. Born in a free and glorious country, you have noble feelings. Yon give your hearty support to a people struggling for liberty and indepeadreoe.—Believe me, yours devotedly, G. GAILIDALLL —J. .1. Colman, Fey., Norwich, Sheriff, Carrow-house." POST-OFFICE SAVINGS BANNS IN FAA NeE. —Tbe new system of post-office savings beaks recently introduced In England has not passed unnoticed in France. The SPde of yesterday devotes an article to the subject, and trans lates in full the official directions and explanations issued from St. Martin's-le.Gmad borne months since. The Minister of Finance is occupied, it seems, just now, in devising setae means of affording increased facilities to the county dis. tricts for the secure investment of small some. The Satte thinks that a modification of the present English system might be adopted in France with advantage. Messrs. Scholefield and Bright will address their constituents at Birmingham on Thursday next. THE MEMBERS FOE NOTTINGH A —The banquet to the borough members at Nottingham on Wednesday gave to Sir Robert Clifton and Mr. Paget an opportunity for giving an account of their parliamentary stewsrdsbip. Mr. Paget explaised his views with an amount of anthem that Just puldished, in fcp. tiro, price M. cloth, 00%'S TALES of the GODS and HEROES. NJ With six Landscape ILlustratlons on Wood, from Drawings by the Author. London : Longman. Green. and Co., 14, Ludgate-hill