The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-21 00:00:00

1 l em•mm••M•=l b ,__. -- i t Oritprti I • Ge.:::110P — I-it •‘' de f •C ec...J. fr; . t .1 No. 4,166.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1859. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPEN6E. COMMUNICATION Timm via NOY PT. 0 VIM */ "J ANDA) " ROINDUITIL Ta. ir awl Oa AL as, MGATION COMPAN Aural P bad' be mai stra2abr far Matra. CaMA asd Gam by tbrar ila rma l aws a 6 . 4 ,0 d army aware ; far , Cab orb ; red GGYANN Nark Maw 4 1‘ UMW* MGM Mar mamma a lMartbram p ztr a... ar m. I.... kaGart Tr rWrlaaal gram. lbalmiasa. THE LONDON-BRIDGE RAILWAYS TERMINI'S nom, COMPANY ILlsalted). Capitol. 1100.000. to 10.010 Sumo of AS Dopoolt, pa gam Tosoponwy GracorhAuvb.Areat. CHRISTMAS BOXES or HAMPERS. WIND TEL NACKlltwood Or,. Inwood IVO Itordsolo L A r b f g I " Tig0r1. " %.7.. ° :::::=l,.., P abDis i ari or Iro for Da. IF DOTILB Tinier raison ILANDN Os ,____ ON . HOST TOWSON or Hilda WeiNKT. siii ~ raTlitidltfirtotylitr au, • . ONL a ., 71111 OLD 121 T. ON ..11111'. boo 'Marino of One Tereetemait Omer edema To arionerolod bra romillooso 'MAN and HALL'S NSW PUBLICA TION& NI. moil& lonll Om olotb. IHACHERArt3 NOYES of so, a JOURNEY from 001I1ILL to OILIND 0•1110. ONE • Oolograt hear SNOW Idido. ammo ow so. 123. merlins. Sow TWO oolon& •b th.,, TALE or TWO LIMB. Br CHARLES p ith ... With le ream with Ur Oui " ildrwiek." " David to. Obthwaso sad , MA AS,. coo d. 04 .Ith an the alMal ram liatkak_ 7 . *L. XHACKEBAIrB CHRISTMAS BOOKS. Con- Mra heft.' DA; "Dr. Mak' Our Strut" Obspeam and HA rat, will be pubbobed. fa two relmeoolewy eye rill ._ LIFE of Field-Mersbal ARTHUR., Duke of WILLINOTON. By Coteau Dews Tose& Witt Perks ww 4 Balm Obstaken red AWL 1110. Plow Say. woage. c'NEW and CHEAP ILLUSTRATED EDITION. Jack litaks. 6. The ZaW at fillrysaa t 66,6. ee 1166 et " Oere." I win.. b. /Wart 06121. 266. 6. Nany larreqest. 6. Ufa 16636 266 6 CYAN 0712162. 2 66.6. TM 16dellaelly Abstad. Van The 016606. 4a. Capra 261 16. Pies4s27. Ms Hleat ANEW BIN rIiiMMAL JOURNEY. By CRAILIM ALlatail Coats& 'MA Irroakasea. (Ikepons. sad Hal. 198. roam). boar .ad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN ar LlNEdt.n a WIRT SHIP.-11, MIST Elrod (MI t /comoldololio domolik Ho No aide of Yr dui "OM 1.. re tor Or pelt labl, eislyirwr i r••••ft dial 7 ITC am • I. OH or ousloito . ItOona? LUCK Hammond., ; woo V. Dada lias andrillim gem rol Ilsolisig so• tor tide* or oftwooolgto to lc T. R. At c r v i Li....., irr-Llidestillase;erteDllVlTT mg MOOSE. Ha TIEVIIT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE et ,1011 T SHIP. —Fee LaUllOllll79ll Dime le el= hew. eett lastatletat dogelele. the bribasbag Weer C 0571.107. • 1. iehlettr Wish 1110111•11/. AlMOlM imeseer; Lewes levite. IW steemeeietiee bs h few diet Wee —he trier he Kr. T. S. WillelLi Se. I es. hobos; of to itt sal 11100 AL P. BMW k MN& LiURRACHER Meet (thre•-feertbe of bre ergo . rortix . = 1111•1111”0011 ter balriefilmiemilda sad Is ro. surrial as a nag ilffirAlle Mum conw.e. —Pre at Mama ankle JAMBS TEOII 20N mad Oa. I 111IIINtreme. C. RNIAN LINE of PACKET SHIPS.— g m A lf... llP° Lowooor II 411 111/INCISCO Mt Is. et Ibe Orge JULIE and WILHELM. /12=1., Wit Isek =XV lee 41. Katlartas 116 Hos: 'HIM //w WNW =OW& on ben gold dooalalk ; PootooilsOlOros il avow* • twourshie appaessailg.—lnt WHEEL K. we a JAMBI TUOISIOX mod Oa, a 111114....i0n, MA NOTICIL=Tbe man !or Males and Sanaa an %Maid be salll 11M.116. g r. — IIITIIKI mg NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL Warsunr igzdb:-.....0t. . Ws Ilee at BALI le sr feedie esil b. =AIL The leassme ee Om wo* eimp le MUNI& 1 171111. 0... . . Omit AXIOM Ns SINIT 11. 11117111011. Ni 11W TORII Wood. INlarday. Jr. 7. romp tadealse armee Ni see ipre•tem. r. t . . . .• 41 II ke e I air •• be elioleedi eeil beers. . si l. l" Z s eseead= l 2l,,Mf:an . reillet lrtwll../N RNs. me • per imt eiteeL . Wrell .. Za i awl sod TU., 1111•MMIS. brae me • lumesd eirbe isg t ••••• eaki• proreem.—lPer pomp oe air leenritse spit i•. 1 . IL Fwd. IS Ofe 1/./04111.4. 1•••404_ : D. ow* 71•••• me 12. Mee de Is ikeree. Piebl 2. NM I. rak brisamrgier. 01r•••. lo•••. ee D. 6.1.7. Ulm. Wabonsepe. L Pe bw es•L TEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK. LlVERlsfily NEW TORN. se4 PLIILLDILPHIA MARIP COMPANY mew t illeseWetine th =wog Nis empweems 0441 LA as Qemstees. -mere pionsee eN avelimes es lON 11W YORK. Ntro,;-;7;oyileakt.; , , l / 4 .11.... 11.44 rib ir !row Li tcrpoel. Oft 11117. red tt assar4 nki sh• 4010111111101111 UM =MI Wow bar4 e .- "1"="11146 ELM ties LIVERPOOL to AMERICA TA POSITLAN D. 111, W W Ilkaistal Odom llMaaukip tkaapasyl Jlaill .11111 — 1 1 e ! LITiIIPOOI. TOrIITLAIID. Dew w. IL 1 ow Sulam Os asalaWaras. w Wars. I 11 ."166. /s iLle Swr reit. %WIN W.. la awl /1 la. le Wain le sa sunset ft li~sals‘ WOWS la sagalbwkw—Pee Wriest lollwe we as asi lt. Warsaw. Limped. sod EXPEDMOUB ROUTE to MEW D. Mail Wanton Illailmw* le WATIMOILD awl 0011 IL, tm el VT=tt a lrevraill tr . " Vtl1=7::: TI 1~ YET. TroYnJW BAMD:V.I"&aI 111. rs inks. raft, rte Me4llllll. OIL 1111111•141 MIN t*. WL Thipidow agellable Ms Tin Mt.*" Os. lleart , d. =71retimj ......6.6 Tib. demon Inn Vainifted Mk MLU sed bilge . . W•amediromil rdiag.— Migi a Swim; fel* New FOND mai J awl Maw. Isitlas. Nor IlLriglr . 00W X Ir. MaWard :at Swat% COMM' RRE UT WHISTIRN RAILWAY.- CRIUStIIIAII BOUDATIL-11411FOIN TV:IM Weil is AT. tit 24.11•••••bm. ind loommeollaie dim IS le as& ebb mid II edam*, . lir ?NC laiholon 1.5. Os ills MAW mil Leta sod owllk Dom Ur Lams Ilducs an sot onallibie is Ilindon RAT WESTERN RAILWAY.- C6III.IIIIIII4I,IIII4OLIDAYS.—CIIILAP racivagios to the ITIL—OarRIDAT, W. 41141 .1 D. 01..... 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Ur i al lab ml) be available Ise Mani ea IWO Mk Sa=her 8H ADVANCES MADE. witaset d u zabi b 7 LONDON IN VE,TMINT Of:INFANT I as &psi. el Jr* MIL of Ws. •• • •164 . ree% reillemble bow thgrwiters r• 6 mor apt. ea WI an.a6.6/.,•• A 414461.6213.t00L is ohms el Mimi aldl. rmigkiraro I ,•••• ewe hem. 66016.11•6. Demon. LOANS ORAMTED MaLOUT AMICIAIIOII .WM3 if vim AL LOAN ND ASSOCIATION . 0. 1 =7 . 1 m w. ssub i llT e rtmftwiluen,t.," ga tuwo M hogiods nedred mama 100 foN. sad sr MO* mob leoway. Tie largo orb ova,' of Ibis Amololoa Mao Ompoilg lo ampl•le w Otoomat N tousoalsioly. slum halm bum sensad lOssOlosime Po I infocologloa. Imo, Off =ll"."4l4.3rLft"l"."4":ll7MitOW. LIFE ASSURANCE—ADVICE OFFICE, Pladelbea CoeshlL—Ltle Polka Hebb ere be whe Mee le been bar tree% ob. to Meows. ”•Y tha eao Os lb thole lownpress It le la had for abbe be. It win t6llow 7741 how womb 7 mem peal bee a key, of 11l ?RUM° YAWS Mle mixt thee polio,. wild so • request your ambient mesa ettrle beer bon eattoebb ea IN ALI eblehle 14 premat w BP •Oa 6. Wen cowbells& To art tertereelek. awl tot at p boob, teat be the whew Pea me itee4, GC NAY 160.11 who are deereot es yes haw 11114 Pm* ..s.t...d•lf moo le4 77707..7 lab ma I. ha. wine to pew theseb the abbe eta were a woman rii() CAPIrALIS IS, or those de.inoir profitable loe fof lam of .mal *ono. Them t. m. coniornaent of mph& ankaiat 1 W as ro n peoloctlee than bv venom, ADV•NCILI In Nn Ml t ractletbla negotiate; and ander competent ulna* ma lace and ea: W..* mut. be atm et awed. anneling W tin Ina. Ina of agl,,e. • Mood by noun. PRIM CE CO.,ef tit Palma eller 1 ind..L.ae metre, wk. frto a brufo.lwal caparisons/ atone Sway 'ran ID 1em0n.... and undone/ the anew of bare sap 16. one .u.4" . .1 L. lone a comet ntlatata of the practical advantage. Tem b•••• 50• bud .01•0 patting Salters alma weal roar Is Nan Loneenall. advanted. Au ty. penattalur oe by letter. to I.4•Mr. ratxcE au. Ct, , P 4, Trafalgar nave, Cbarlatesort. El I'7l/KZ S.—By _floral Letters Patent. wzimrs 1100-114131 LAY= YMCAs tperfsolsd sod ea t& Is Ms IsbiSSlon. 1.0) Y serasa W wows. t NO sosikma sip to Dr mas ewers* WNW= Is Ms mu,. rw tromms UNIIJIIA. flke as sr • sessl albs. - eel. IMOD Is Ds slihsloo tNle s Yrs sysmisl: ssft borr owi lig w vics All D prr,v LI VIM sed dors. Yu u s••ns. er asSmlsd. sal uss ilmele p= s arilloslD •dwo w onnslar n be Mt soill the Theo pm% se lbesliesnehrames •If um raft ma 5s beim Os Sips belie siNA M W ooly", Me. MIIT K. 111%. Passtatf. As DEANS Tom se re sassrlailiks moo • lissol• ••• .rat ...Is India aENS, BUNIONS, sad DEFECTIVE TOE ssor Mem:lW end MILD Is gee aliedris rrlwt sr perk be Mr Ili elle 61.111. Ildesaedme Leda estoe re Mrs. Net deb r perderret Term MAL M Mr. Seeder ar iseureneials Irma Ile kepi Msa& *lda wag ma, weir tberreesis 4 saw hem Y pone el she Irimeem, doer le Y. folkerred :—lrruse lbs 1101 M. J. Lord iliesse• N bras:- - Mr. Ilers.l4 bee res. - essay awed mem ..a ee me *Meet Orem boy babs."- - par &Awl Alaragt, A Yl Jraesidelbse,bis bet re., stria sensdis aid . ones mewled hem lir led be Mi. Mew Medele leses.. sad se dream reerebred bles'—leserre Ilemdbelrele T RAY EFFICACIOUS sad MILD. A. MCOrre NI LIOI'd awl LI , Ea taut. pregame IMMO N.. 111fe. In nt, from U. new Zom teem Pill. • Ne 10%6.1 lem:Geble 1.. tl she seer Mr Mew Wlleer eeeneldeete, "sew. releseee. denies. el Woo. Sm. pee 11etaml 4 , ..ce5a.••• lb* • haat, ionibmil OW. diq en del/ eeeelleee lieelt assonieles mod nreelfel ee the am mese .p. M.. ele Neelegilee ele week mew= oellen.—,uld N meet hada% la leash Lt let mete. Ile wee le set by lc Ire'. HOW* end lever Pe ileeelefe ve • very opera peelrees. le " lambert,ll4 Te.ereel." NUMMI oa the melersermat ti.. OZEAU'S C ( )PAHINIC ar BACCHARATED cAPOULI.II-I`naminn rad ambits ark dashiki..., the tea new kii W.. •hui Ira 4 nu onLeve WU •Inl anaLII. and oectslnt 1 , .... nau..l., l • i , utr r .11.turloonn. M. A•dean lia.iitaneols4 ... , ..,.........•14 VI• lb•Mpelt.l. 4..14. WNW, 1.114.110111.. b, -It, lb h.• ev•Alit.e.l,ll Ib• eteratly• imagery.. This pewees. aka• h. h"...1••• -I IMO ram ...Army of ilvailaa silos rig Sham •th .......1 i... d• • Ver.., .. I ane.lll,eanat L. N .w bespiisk. via, ILT•• , ••••... ( NY L ... I rt. Hinbrgol••• •. swine Oho l•We 41 Mown W , 1 , 4.1 .., an . Le. no , Oxen. - I.,, cet: Zkon.ll and OW. M NIL I -• •••$•• . t 4 % • I: I, k- IN fuon .4 • i...tiv pilik .iimi tem. aka. • ova .., stamina la,. enigma In retettt or eltemin Akeiria ISO asp "l.' h.... 4. 1t .1 i...t, ii, 11.. at O. JOS WWI" Mime pliant.., E1.....ria„ Loudon, C. MN . 4‘ Qualm. hi.; mod Ws Os rust lasixeust azen.a. - OSLOCTOm. JOHN CH AWOL Ilea.. M.D.. Chairman. Southwark. Llenl.Gmaral John Wl**. Ha 23 Damon Ohm. hotting ha Major Adair. 16. Illoyalsomo YS. Jam* liaabl Jan* b.l. 1 ma. Lambeth. Marla D. Yap.. Wha./ Limbo.. C P 1.1.1 1ra t ahlrWa lgi na HI Wi Lfhoo ma bmililosa. lliifedillamossothar LP, Goimmislor, Ratifiable. Elm SICIATAZT (pre im.)-141 so ma . M ori Vona Boucirceo —Hamm Mari rd Morik IL lierifti leorie—lemeto llsoldrad mi. M. Themaillsolreet Ramona—no Lashes sad Walmlaolor ark Sur Odlsh COD; mid lhoolltumit Nor& Lacarrscr—Herr Cartek= . 4l=amplar Illord t rd It. Tab Orem, Ime bar Id ter g adot bold soolmooloOloo la tho ma Mambo bait op ma inin o= mameme rd b molar Ifse =I le MI. wiser She et arab le the emir et Pi Pim Irma ma Hls Ms of 1 hoo mat hitalwilmo be OM AWED sod alb. minas amplolos of am mow Tito oboo• 114 Olt be &Ai Maid. aM lee Ma Pr malodor el ire me to be forwarded Se .as tbe eine et she .oe to loam Maris esd X St. Thressisedierdeet , at the form imbed. a = b ier betea Pm meetam=shat a moil dew aad plea of the its of tho HotaL mg be PM" Or •PPLICATION 701 l ososao. Dimloos of oho Loodass.bridgo Itaisoro.) Talalllal BOA Oononey Oilootionos.-1 lave ON day NMI MO. Ye Mr do of your sank... Sbo ova bobs Ur **oil of ID per tor Auto Is do abovo.mood Gamow isolk WOW off.roff Yot Prat srr okY floOmog Woo So solopl. Sow all Ilk OWNS Mfol• so sign Us* Arlicloo of Asion atm nosoiffoL _ osoupaike t i ltollos (If amyl ISM . aiii6O7 . ......... .......... IThool sn. ......... ...... CHOICE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.- JO AAAAAA PUO/ILIIDOII. Tea Dues. sad lonia Wan. t tweassaA Ostenietreel. Ir.. ea Sae readi• of fas , eta forward. VasS. re Law Oureleak a Noshed or Welo. • sootsteles • liaisons bes it herb plus.. • Ms of th.esrt 111.. Jcole• blekeoda. • •ok dorm Sp. s bas tem teaks.' hailas.ll6. 'Mo. • bolas ewe glaer. sew of meter" • Ilkuelo• ez imam sad • Cisme aermes. All et the bee graLlsy. Garai prise IA b e WI It reeskol Enry wal be publkisd. r or "IL. tsp. ANEW POEM. By OwaN MazDrru, Author al " Olyismaaira," TM Olsadisni..ki. llama& sad Hall. 193. F FA IRY TALES days. tit NA n• e . . By HENRY FABLES andln MOUSY. With Thirty dz. Intmlawalsaw Ohrio tlaskati. Chapman sad Hai. 114 Pleindalty. VALES FROld bm itbrefAr * RAYlll. By Awns Suit? frump. Campare sed BA ha. Pisesdab. TOY dog, • &mad Dad" la Dow IDe. •116 • Np. a Was 11., WEST INDIES and to SPANISH MAID. Dy ASTIONT T11011.1.0n, Make d " Dr. Thave•• mwe••••• Tow. - ma 4:••••■•• .04 Hall, PlendiThr. Pipret Ira, 10a. ed., :CILIA lIEEKLLA ; or, Rome Enslaved. By Loma Jolla. aroma and Ball, 193. as exhibited n o m f THE MIND la W. Vara& ay the Wm A. A. llaseAs. Chapman and Hal. Jw. lleadeb. la and Woe ripliE MMUS and the Ii tYLELLYS. By AMOPT Tawaers. mace at "=rat Town" "Do. Monk' ha Mamma isd fall. Ilk la 3 nob.. pest Oro. ORDEAL of RICHARD FEVEREL : a .a. Mary al laibw mad lam 87 Olealil Caspar sod Hall. 19.1. Iceadally. le poet Ivo, 104.60., TUSCANY in '49 and '69. By THOMAS ApoLraus Taouov!....tother of A p.m. of Italian Noma: i:ad NalGiw; !mood &MINA pool MORTHUMBERLAND and ute BORDER. By WArrn Wilms. Author of " A Mouth In Yorktbirs," Chem= owl Btl4 193 Pas Sys. lir SI, SECRET HISTORY of the AUSTRIAN 00- VW&MIMI?, cad of It. Oyasnatlii Parsaaticas of Proteassis Oswald am (Mew eocammu. tH ASMO toti•yttLDand LHI. 19.1.110720114. Pact Svc. TOBACOO ita History and Associations. In delft sa Loosest d the that mad its lisaafectana Baaf Wlstalsalisss. Tebacasydasa sad ad WO Ossessitsats of smoking la ail Ago sad Ootisistes By Y. W. r. 12101.1. Y.S.S. With lbatrausao bg the Amapa tlimpasss sad Hal, Piccadilly. tad Oro 61. OUR ENGINES of WAR, and How We Got to Mahe Iltm. HY Captain luau Warta Jzi•lik, H.P. With warm Woodman thatanna W Han. He, Panadialp. MUSHaim put THE RIFLICBT. By Captain ham Worn Mt, ta. ILL With Waskatta. aroma aid Bala. IW. Plasadib. T a :BRITISH and FOREIGN TANNING W 00 SP tl AN llY pa. M. A pinnift i 19 sad JD Viet, cap 47. 0.. N.C. espial 41:15,1•5. la SIM era of ' Mb. VW pow" So Wars the capita MT.? Lt Na per skars. - DISICTOM Robert Aphis. lop .114 Won Bina& Lowhio. N.V. loh 464. °staid-Amok Lowhos.W.C. Him Chooloo Worm. lip.. 4. hoire.hu W.C. Ham Tahathie Piolth. Nag , 7. •lbort Wow" Altrtgato, LW. With pow to odd toe* suable. Mr. Jahn C.A. 17„ Great Dew askew, Losis. ILL et. illeatite Lien levuply, Kr ...Wiest, ti. Orie Lauri. nendear*, bd.. tk. M•fibbil:1 4. 12■01011111ML LO•dea. arrea—liera freer rill_On. Lemke. 1 ..17 ull—Jellell demlledMa ii. ream Leerlea. IA d ir tb estabilftte m dz i paa et trade bide amil Urea Is an amalellie preireder et de mad lee the gesparre e l f ride ea emeiry beik wide • r arise( eels rat EMI mid redder thettellinerilreeded red ere • shown • eery rebel ler he rata !le Si s. piepeede. sed drew d tier sad item, ar the tale ef de Os eamedir el de tare% sad r de perm =4 Os or Al% sad Os tared ree et de Mather. en me. emir the remer err dart • re yr milefte be my% wee bp me lerpered ewer r : the prided trim el mar ket elm. r deem boa its* re ride print s rder err beim wir demean wed dish he arrele the pereher sad de •1 et th and he dor de rem of she edrawleemred l i ii . reittew deck wine Turdlevy prediettle : rent tu s k... ham bur enema ea wee ae la Pee Mr the deserre dre a m ir e rd epee led for waves ; end they Nerve del tbe emir will rid re elm rid me arid direr at the Me of al tend Um eir pow imeem. la de manufsetwee d leader de Mimi Pi sr pure or. WI eel, I. crier te perm Pie bed of leather. Va. Ws they bane parsed. co tbe nee % via, term for • =re aumter of ink the dere of Yr. Jobe race. which will 'ark theta to taa • ith pure or tett, la ea to et.ht were, leather writ. u.due We ordinary mode, would tar fn. else to te.lre Illeetle. Thi. umettoe We tem fully tested. and the leather produced mid Is the track. who bare admitted the eweller. of It. q. 11.1. The Cheseney Is armee se sort. bees la pawner of de very alt. ir. Orem (leoegreereet. Bereseehey. The leather pro. C•r=ot her, alt sad Amu skim. maples of slush may to dr es I re the Compeers Dana 21. Poultry , Looaos. LC. hem Ord epos de near of die resume aired, reed or So premed that for the dam twelve monks tb• &ere all st 4 lisne emelee to make soy eall Wood the depotz.f . g l iti . ... ; the ram mired to fir pad upon rarest, uolurc the err dew It dierehte to take additional rd. within WM period. Irmo ade are eat to earned his. per awe. and to he mac at WW II& et set Is. dee four meths. Pharr° dun I. greral :redid Ire the ewer to WNW. UN freer card from Ire to time at tarter adestmeers to the terry, sad remade p =ais lie whir amp wow low. d -her reed P. Vona of Moirmsor ler lllima To lie Illroslore of ins sod /wogs Twain Or/ray P I Linked). low b .4aaro. tire Britlrti rogr esma TMalar Oran I Linslird,. or any ler number of .., I,ibt=broZrd t i lL rud zil ri Ur= on allotromat. NAM IS "all PArldirato or prorairs. JOIEP * N.• SS. /*AIN Laraw. ac MART FRUITS and PRESERVES, 10.. per A. dam : rah Niro rod Plekkd Viacom ; Nor Dodo liaroaladd or Ora; Urridliod aad Inure MOW sod PaG4l de Fella God Nana aad catrade rid POW Niod Billiod._14•••• lkoran_liardma Carded Itu.dia Os sad Naladair Namara Ida. Irddi dot Wodidolla U Idirodd ibl er=l. N.B. Basal Nod at Bodin II sad da Fr Its—At IMBUE:U.IId Jellan-dgeNe maw 'Validate*. l i i damodosard SCARLETT mad BON'B PORTABLE MOCK TOM& PIOIIOI7IIOIID TQOAL TO TUN 11A4 St. Si ger or% tarnried to II rooto the GOMM CO ratAlio& at row sibs stir or sionon-.111. /Ms Wlolm-opoos. H la or rot dry Oro Ns &I A N ACCOUNT of MA, LIMB, OPINIONS, and FA. WRITINGS of JOHN WILTON. WWII& Introduction to koadloi Lot" By TIIOIIIIJ iLBSORTIAT. ablipOlNlSivl Hrll. 111. Pkoadlar. Third lidisioiL Volo. IL add Il i dial hro, 40.. HISTORY of MED/UCH the 81iCOND, rolled Tarlidek Gnat By Thom& Cony& Wkh 140E110 lid 4 Chogoons odd Hag, thR Piondills. Is roL Sr& Wu. DAVENPORT DUNN ; • Idea of Oar Day. By Oldham Lam. With 41 Illailrahlar by R. R. Wows& 011ooma arid ISt Worodilly. Two volh,pkily& !Sri DECADE of ITALIAN WOMEN. By Voodoo AdoLrovo Tsoozor& WI& Porinlla A Wiromos arol ea. um. oreadao. AN PAULO (BRAZILIAN) RAILWAY 00 M PANT 'U11114.11. nr - Ped ander tbe Domes of UN Emperor of WWI. and Wise! the Imprial Bras lbw mad Parl Paulo ProrilieLll Linfoltturee. ad Iran. paratd. kith UMW Ltatalltk soder the Joint Stock Catagealet A e.l• I 4.,i ALA 1.471 OZ;;sia;1 ; poro;ei. ne the appal from inanities amount of Alla Qapnal 04,10. n. in loom° arta of GO amok. aw.wthat.yearly In tondos. of Lis& ra Loin.* toile, Depoolt E 2 p arm, of watch Al mutt be f.itt on application. nt Iheareary the arsalliarla u v..7 Eatraordiaary and Idlni.ter rim pokatlery. or dam Diplomatic klaproacutatpre d Brun Loa , lea is ea oMia a Dimmer .4 Ma Company. Booiaritto I '.4m. Si. Swabia alma°. yt9.tant Plrd. ..4 Simam gird and Co. J"tto 'wool. hew, lecannao of Lae UOOO Railway Caragaay. Sobers A. llonth, Woo.. of M !loth •Ibti Cu., UI I Jewry. M. B. demon, Erg , 13. leobsrdereet. Marto It data, Few.. of Moen. emltlh Pays,. aa4 J. U. licynt'.l do (.1...tr0. )Iq.. Moo lower. BALA e Ea.—Mara N. Y 11.1elichlkl and Sorra. Loseao, Csanaeuau sapsisa—Jobe Ilorkelow. raw, C.a. 111.1.2. E.olaasa, Cour—Jarmo anutkee. Kea. C.ll, a. TlOadoOntah wir ennammer, e.er. SOLICITO•S—MINOR Berth. wow s, ao• Wee•trewp. 32. MINA teew2oeteeot. eeteatiager, N. W. e.— News. lebtl4. easenove C 54 Threads:weft eirtst. 7..oecorary 011 ea. 2. evuethgetws. /110•041.011. The Compare, bete to.. formed to e.wwintet miel work • raDoss teem rune. to Joratahy. tho promos of Ike Pania.l Ur undue Si limo. with Ye follootae Wte••••• • 1 Wawa of 7 per mt. per seam. Wa.,ll t r i zt . . iii t Oellail•Oesurinael. sod pot owl by of dia Tr* kw 91i you,. o h o • am •01, oz000ls• 2•80.1111 Ow wear. mad •• melt meth., own foe latoreot dolts( cs boodultor ospliboeL • oast of WO UAW. 10 the Compute la perpe•nity. • InteIMIWI WOOS{ eellYeelif‘ hoes clutlue the turn of Do eon villein 1111.• *MOS OR lOW 1.1110 Si the Ilse, weltte • tight to an womb .maro Frereveted la the Osepamy I. alter the Lade charges for the par ~et esserlme • met inset , rent rerenr4 of 7 ye , eel. co annum. The tisk to yell Inn of duty dente the conatrwtem of the works, W he Imm rem Aar their negoieire. ..11 retie. machinery. WWI.. 11.% mod eller rewires women fur th.. r.ttatien and maintramer utile redeem TIN woe printed* c od for levied of thine are MI. Me ere. New art 011.11 had. ciemr -- '....7i . 17.7ft",";;1 red r. the gag. Wlteo y pee it of the =OW has been erlentrai oe the line, the Oselpany .411 be Inn peoltlott to reenact the edsratages of the la* of Arga.t. 14W. No. 411 et 'thigh the 11 , •61111Lerit I. eras werod etther hew ua ratrd of the land =IOW to the Willson,. us to generates the bratty of the Compri so shot ammo. -r "ls ALIA= to Tio — tonsolag. the Company hae obtained W. I. . W "Alertln. 9.14116.% eat on Ito. top.tol of f4,0440vu Wag Ap00401 4 V assorAsmo AY Ye Asensio, 11,4 Cowpony is •o• goeand IS Ilia ea SO am Mem as Um &len& capital ;that Is to op. AA a gramin A 7 got ANL for olitAl )...r.o tar foram pap algeoled el Willa &MAE tlao oulainkcYao of the hue lnda*. lAA tA u. Comip.eoe. WAR( orolionom A .444 &avant& the ironwood will be cal. tied Ye see SW the re areas &we meant. lawannum. Pisa the divides& derived &ea maw .1.11 tatva &owl& p& cent. Vat an• esine f", two eesaweren park thegoverement bee the power to modify sk• urlfrMm, Is Is I MA Ao Ain/A& Imola 14 por cent. per etwern. The ontrummit WUr eposd wthwitit the railway ..t the cod Minetelre liven lie dol. at Qs apntbk et Um eetite l'ne tre pa, inept lip Oath amieset of IS...Wm Tieercteent mince ea 11144 ea Wee mei th•••••••• dtvidelple u the preelOile Item "we. Wow* out to au am •Mr Ye• percent. is •wee:•. YW I that elect *MAWS to eM eharettoldwe ea tat e4aseatt to perpewlity of ••t .this 7 per ere. Tb. FinTerajl ' ealle;ed It years from the Mth WA. fee Ms = el tee :ado ty. bet thecootrootor will be lowed aisle& the diet )). an front the .1 to or kw Lion tram. lan. ea. ovea oureelrott by hoehth seder mean alreetwa et Me Wedeln oboes plans. rocipme, me WPM. hew temetheed end eletrowal by the impt.nal govenneat la a ammo dated llat Numb. 11151. Themeomitter peolthmary tap rem hat. been fluid by the araitana Owearamait al (45.0110 mei se hie . none <tor. online. Nee eV. Ye oho mem Altuoull Me stirred litto • proilwortal e mums es purethee al lath, ke-.. moored for tho r ttattuue, tO omitnutl the flee , supply .be require.' relane Week sod plan% mid Yea Ode Ger all ether otheetwas la remmit of the wort. for ALM; OD, ewe meliairthy the ample baiter. of LI So tato of the axed capital le het te meet relitheirestme sod outer others. Moms emeuructlim. le addl. wah lilleasee bot‘• the •re tat common. of Mr. Rnardeth mean emceed W the teethes .pinyon of Mr. Thema Unary. wh o Ow care• felle atawised the Oftantatos. that the attetal 0f 2,74.61.004 IS stmt. te• PneltOwe. lent:moot of Interact Carom meths. t ill Ame - CPaul ' e f . ' ut n tia t t72 . te the moth of Rio theelre t is =met w memory. memos sad varlet, 01 tee.arm. miehrite n=rolothof pocuJohas, le ow a the moot hop what 41•1. Nan el the wet sad of empire of Brun, awl tt te the otjoct thlselhew a ftraftb toe interior with &speedy aed teem. tem et teimmert alistea the chief port of oho protmee. frem ellet mendem awe the lint; will paw tbrotah law Poet.., %b. tow. =the prorthee L 1111111.14 torten Woo or 10001) Inhabitant+. It MO preceid to n ed a for the memo terminate at, the tow, of Jredifelio t Meth teem valet hen thapiaah lo be local WAWA of the Preen. awl lea dotage hem Neal the surredoilteg country le septiled readahltee The *Were see nee 1.., lee Lie per toe he the lea.epeehof wane hen .pare b ,SSIL4 ta dmasea of SI maim wbM tar ..et leetela Item dant. to Memo is way len ate tea. la the reel el toctoetr Lea the enpcte CY iodic aims amemed s• OW to.. awl the Kerne. Ithie wets prates two. ahem ea. ho t and le remarkably MI6 la =lame. Apart Man tie ammeree of the proinece of Ilea taele Dealt. this Illinse era beam. the Wore, which the Wen OW IM/torten% poniard lame ammo and U..,...the southern ear ths of Ike pro-Ore of Mem Genoa sad the .Itocru Murtha of the melon of rams% ellotheimelaillat law the tetheo Apellwaloae he drew Waal le seempuottl by • Mathis, of SI per ire. he ;eft pereeet of te• .I,4;oett el lY per Mare &twilit the sm..m. lobe meeed ri per Owe net Um number allotted the we , set age be eleana t l ; but it It fat Ann the Miaow matt be paid ea ellehavah es ea bleats the dwelt will be Weaned and the aka/met entwines& II se abetment be math the dereelt will be Merged Mama oedemas& lad mite ea Mile delay u poidble. APlthatieue Me deem aelrerert to the Director% may be nth to Kowa N. M. Sollethild and thee. New were St. • witai....tea, Lena.. or to Masa P. C.w.0. , . •,o1 Co., 61. Thrtatho colentreet. L , .ede.,lC Worm W the Comte.) et •letet hoe petheetwel GREY HAIR RESTORRD to its NATURAL _ QOIOOOIL—ErI7II.ALGII, 31111r.0. Moto*, irboworeber. EIIIW J etlitlD by V. Y. 11111M121017 PATIOrT NAG- L:I MIMI I es 4 Golub. 7. rd. to 7ro. Grey Harr bad Preereiell 1. K. Ls PM Yroverture Omit. Prick K Loarlos. Wrote mar be bad. broil, or b. PAW• Imp. Peorelthrt. bly Ile* bream. Oft ise liwasile all &NAM issl Wows d mow 860 1 1 - —LETTS'S DIARIES, Almanacks. • sal °Um Pahlleatfnos. may betas at •11bo...k•elltek laroudboot ..he kingdom. ?Mould an, ...11tIon Malmo se•roe. the 11•••••••...f.lse awl Yr Uhremept le, p. 10, alt a turtle that the WM I. wacce•lon 'nay be leab•Ututal mltl little Ibeceeenleaee. If nog lan •Avantare. °Maio:quo gmele. law. Om mai Cm, a, anti gum's. ladidos, LO. I. 2 TM... mown ho. I. CARLYIXB FRENCH RE VOLUTION: Mateo. New sod damps folltioa. Qs/ms and 1124 New sad damper 1141635, 103.01 a. Ida OARLYLWB LETTERS and SPEECHES of N.,-/ OLIVIA CIIOIIIIIILL. Walt Eluddatmc. and CesimaYag ifilfradllN 43bWrisi. mad II•11. 1 , 33 has4lll3. New and damper Edition. in 4 vols.. 14.. CARLYLE'S CRITICAL and MISCELLA- Ramie =OAT& Mignon gad 11411. 193. PiooodElY. Rey ma <Sauer Edltlee. la I vol. riARLYLIII LIFE of JOHN SARUM and 1../ LIFII et SCHILLER. Myrna.' sad Hall. 111. PlocaSly. New o3d chewer E I tin. hi 1 n01.,55.. CARLYLE'S SAILTOH RESARTUS and HERO WORSHIP. Chipman owl Han, Nr• ing PAST . in op. ntlt. 04. CARLYLE'S and PRESENT and CrFISR"I/M. Cllsonem awl H .n. Plemillly. Now rani riran.r MM.:rt. In 0120 rot. XLE'S LATTER-DAY PAMPHLETS. llama i nod 11111. 191. Plers4llly. New mad thaw &Mae, In me k, iARLYLVB TRANSLATIONS of GERMAN P 10NANCIL Olisman and MB. 19& Pkendllly. Kw and drwr CIARLYLE'S TRANSLATION ot WILHELM MIIMIIIII. By Ont.. Wpm" nod Ella 193. Pienadtlry. moults WNW sad COMPLETI babel* Pawn.' yob., lb lbeletiet blekleta. vela, lle Needs Mobs*, f web. Its. Old eauteelty dtkee. I yob, lb. banahe lodes. wok. lb. Sketches by Ike. I val. ee. OHM' T.lta • I V 114.3111. The original edit toe. see the ehei bury Ltd Knelt eat Chem. Led 'WOSILL I LIBRARY EDITION. I Taney .01111y,2 vela. If. tra/id vela„111.. Pieter.. My Italy see Lauda' Note., 1 vol.. Oa Bleak Hamra y Ifs. Little Daylt.S vo ea. le, h. (.E .I. host. I '.'L en. R !Mims ma el.o be had at Bad. la 'vols. aroma Sve.,elotb. THR HISTORY of PIEDMONT. By Arrow° e•l.l,lX.•limber of Ado Ibirdialan PArHameot. Sin sad Ilsit IV Is ow. Awn. cloth. with THACIKRAY'S IKISH SKIITCH-BOOK. • Amp YAM.. onlfmin wIW Ttradietri " Allosilams lire ammo ma aa, La, roams. LI! BOPEAN sat COLONIAL Will OOMPAUa ir renall. LW. dew Oagess Ins et oar LIU . emita. arl gibsie bi rmlbe wilt RW I IIIIIIB is 4111/6018f. •• • toms elapritasA EMR A ine I MSI W E ......." ***** It iM it "6"l. Thetas* amain. 1101L&L v 107071. It Xso sp. am Ida M. . SPLINE ID 04 PO Lumps= la es wed.. - SPAIILIXO IIIUINAY 01111ANWHIS I ~ ' , ogTot wasi s logiri lift pm &a IT. JOLiaN 01,11 . m. MONO Me= 1 11 . . Hoiden mad package. tree seep nifty Man. Twos. cad I K REID TIPPING. Maroc 0 T I C E.—To induce • trial of SOUTH AMMAN WINICk at la end fla raw dea r bathe treaded. tb earmegotka et wad* lea *ow mead dif r oroo doe pw mama MN Bard Wreak Itatamal. a Or radiantly{ four feadW r rad rad abelled u l bo forwarded co moat et Se aware dareporla.: -pat arra of ben Ponds dfelaa ilbarry. Barr pea boar of tort Soma Moira = .4 .. flag ant bout. of boo Bona Ablaut 11•1116 st bottle a best Boma Mara gawaillado. liottke sod Car twatitbd. Coksold3 Brdedy, duperlor, gor&hice. Sot Gio. Wealth. 11. 3d. per Moe tlata trod as Maim—gr. Aa ?HOMY asouorttr. sad WM limponst, W. dim& W.O. HENEKEY'S COONAC.—A pure pale or brown brandy, U. pm sake. Us. dorm. Unielter. London Obi, as Me th e stll4 sad tbe starspet swag ar dry, 111. per plias, Ir L dowl . Allem tie irk Winded ma ILLE Y. A HOWE and Ow. Clarobs 21.1116iialid QTEVENS sad 8074'8 BRITISH SPIRITS have leacema bows gee gbh apaigiegg et "al*. Wreath. sod Imam Thee eigla elesseme mil be NNW fag naletabed. %WM Q km go, b. ed. psi plies; M.atwird.rnw sad r t es it IS p *Bea Supeelee eld . pee LailLAO good. obiheeed bee vlibia bileb Tubb ebb.— ibbegosagodleet NOURISHING LONDON STOUT, known as MACKEY'S. oniony ninowned Ow lb pat*. friars. sal Inn ditenbintf. ilre mime no limns' el sondolarn 111a[1.01,9 In assy other watt Invennp. Casks cine.S. S. t dU AMA at I. St per Wks. 31. P. dem : G. itineln—llA Ong* Model). I. Nan •L. &W. Zan\ le) poen IHE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and 00 Ina la 11110 LAND as as Ern to be °biased of LLIP4 awl Oa, Tull 4 Wilfaffilmfa OW a (Madame mot* *ages fa .la 8,1, fa lad.. 14., 1.0. M. ad.; Alit Boolaeg Tam la *L. la WI.. Lad a► Tim awl min to the vales of Ma art . hie fa 147 MN". *Mks ff rut* lawa Is allied. • affeest tees. Ilsoraatmaitst Om, INCREASED IMPORTATIONS of TEA.— hoding thmettlumeat of Me Mate Trettr. Mole bum •me We FOAM dem te the wet trade. sad peter ere Wirer for omit= mut Sae Tem The liraff UIDIA TILL O et pri OMFAX are greedy /Ides ehe NU Omen to TM_ lemem le odd UM per tia—wilimbr. Oreil Oh Mimi MerdorC ail. JONATHAN PUCHHIDGE, oolr of 53, Oxford aralle'lgt I rr. , as., for damn led follow, ourprom. SA e qualities an =gal" Lao sad Plea nab earagebiai Frame plasm, la packaca. d the mt rediariii4 Sent Lam Ay and Deb*. towastcis la small bozo , ihnite. Prom.' papw and ladles chow chew la dace mad crystallised India, Taiwan =el wham Maas. Vocal= comfits ; towicher with a arra ad motor supply or Watoballa, Brunswick, sad Vc,rk lama, Rawao wad ralghibb forbad as Sanwa Gcr....U.Ka., sad mbar breokfort dclicacha. LIM of far Ur =mot month foram:kid oa application. All good. osnlap pail late IM moral ry sad no dares for pacilarsh AUBAGBB.-GENUINE HOME-MADE.- Pa/4M" Amt. id. per IL D O. OSlStelLtimil SON. Baia" Onast-arklen, . TO DROVERS mad DRUGGISTS. —Mr THORLSY rooodfalty remota perm. to aboto Umtata OINLISMIAW with Itha ImtoodlatoG to•pailag AGENCIES for the /ALS of THORLIT'S FOOD Nit CATTAIL fa otity taint sot at Ptoptimottd. T. sod partlo olort trill to loot, pan MIA rotot 4 1. • of son. woo rumbas to JONES'S THORLEY. 77. WlNiattaalk. W.L . i a FITTINGS sod LAMPS of ovary doserip loo.-1110 sad mat redserehe collodion la Sanwa P. •RIL Ind O►, Leedom. dboadenma. 144. 0:- W Haadatdarn. Oomaasat dream mat lo sad Mt trot. ;,. HR 006. DRAWING - ROOM CRYSTAL LITITRII, rid* ea asel el &eat ado. rte Ulm *Abe... rad ool . et 11.1111ftgi dieskl Irrall till IMOSSIII /10114001111 kiwi la the Ural a 1 1?4,1/1 psi Co. IN. Oztasidesui. .. *Mae Bled moss. THE TWO-GUINEA DININO-ROOM CHAN DIMS; he sins Vas, to Mak with rat Arm complete. an WA ObrdsOw bekos eirmasta—V. SPA K ma Ca, Nardti il Moegati e eadmiNamis. Loess. la Odord4anst, W. owculte rA. MODSRATOR LAMPS.—Au assortment of rassess sad mot shPst Seribeee to Wm end bros.. jot Pei% meet FOX 11. ITH Stmt.!. r . 83 4 . to be gin Od. ea per 3: N. Is =Mee of Awes ee. wet et, Wow task raid sperimmil amdmk i rrw. " NuNres VEGETABLE (COLZA) OIL, 4.. per 1.1 Imperial (Wks. rafted by &bob DKcll.r preera.ls tsy wiperior 10 say at for Modereke. Arpad. and ell oiber sad. jig roir,:—..l 11101 Wm tra. 11 .. h t tapirs o togrso &B y. aad foxvic4•ll Ito the caw Lry PM , 0e. 10 .6 4 . rpm; NUT-BROWN MAIDS; or, the Fint Bair and W Hooss. A )'I Claradolo of the Dap of Qom ilisobeah. Woke: Jobs W. Polar and Boa. Wool Strand. Feeling Ow, %. ed., E XTRACTS from JEAN PAUL RICHTER. Trawkeed kads CZATtiIaTOP. Leads Ms W. Mx, eat don, W t Strand. Two w45.,105. Id, F OR AND AGAINST; or. Queen Margaret's 1•41/. Bl y nalltlll Looks : JAE. . Parker and 800, wen Strand. Om Ida Nips, PLOPONNESUB : Notes of Study and Trove!. 1. Bp WlLLeapi Osumi Clatt. NA.. Yellow awl Tager id 146 .Mt"ig Uaron e dka W. Parka bpi Wm Wed awns. Third th e SHIPWRECKS of the ROYAL NAVY. By o. A 'my Witb Preface by the Day. Dr. ORtn. Lemke: :Job W. Parker bad Am. Wet armed. Thl• dwy. two whom todwap Wo. A OOEBDEN VICARAGE ; or, Bridget Storey's Tint Obtert. A 'Wake. tos Yowls Ides Jabs W. Pact-t sad don. W•st aryl/. Vitali Mks. netted sad eslargod. lot. BACON'S 138SAY8. with Annotations by turaaas Wzome, D D Arebbitbsoat Dablla. Leedom: Jobs W. Partst sod dos, West *load. DL WHLWILLW INDOOPITII DCIII3IOES. Amen eerre..e NOVUNI ORGANON RRNOVATUM : being taw Second Peet of the . Pldlanwhy of the lodeetthe Stheneee.' Aid Rll iow. oolarge4. My Wthafax Reliant., LLD.. 1.12.5.. Warm of Trinity College. Cast:Aden My Unser Minor. HIWTORT of SCIENTI PIC IDCAS: bent the neat Part of the 14.. Pfnlowasny of lb. leducttho nenneea.* Mad ednion. Two v 01... lititTOßY of Use INDUeTI V); BCIENCYI9. Third lielltion. with ,naldnione. Then eon.. It.. Landon: Joan W. Parker and Soo. Wen Pirand. TIARRY EVELYN; or, The Romance of the Attests • real novel founded on fee- Ky Vice-Admiral Prows Itosteres, with plan of Heyde orrnfelger, crown Sm. sleek Se. pet free. • dooreeibly readable book. We recommend It wit% Pent pier .I.7,;dars . Jams Blinetwa3d, Lovell'reourt. GRACE AGUILAR'S WORILS. Rom Makes. for normals, InUalay airidase Ws. HOME INFLUENCE. Price fis. TUC WOMBS of MARL Pram 124. THR MOTRIKR/1 RISCONPVIBI6 Pram?, WONAgil PRIKPIDAGIP. Paco TAR VALK of CoDA RA nice G 4. TUN DAVI of BRUCK Prim BONN IMMO awl BLAIR WISNER. Prank 6d. Leedom : Goomatelddo end Nom 6. taigasw ar ram. Amu sou WY Irtudouts, Tr rrem_chimi round Las &we ll Wm Bo J. 0. Row, Author or "5101.11 W twit" to Mehra sad ew. 110. Piwooteht. Oa Or 14 4 Decanter,la. Ye Plat lumber al NE OFO THEM. B y p Cassias Levaa. With lOadialleas by Fl . To ea catspistud rlb motley sambas Mamma tad OM, ISt Pitatatp THE POEla m ot 1011.14" . k b itTON. 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Two vols.. poM giro, doh, LIFE is VICTORIA in 1833 rod in 1858. By •uuir Kum Chspfflan and tt.tl. ISt. Poowl.lly. TEE CA= OP ROWLEY c ROWLEY. The evidence in the charge of perjury exhibited by the Hon. Hugh Rowley against his late wife wuremined yesterday et the Westminster Police Court. Messes. Sleigh sad °midge 000duoted the prossoutica, sad Mr. Metcalfe the defence. _ _ _ _ _ _ Before proceeding to the examination, Mr. (bridge begged to make a remark respecting the letter produced during the last examination, some of which had been publis hed It might be thought by the public that those letters extended over all the years of Mr. sad lire. Rowley's matrimonial life, but It was sot so; they were all written between the de y of the marriage and the end of the same jeer. The emuitinaHon of the Hon. Hugh Rowley wee then continued by Mr. °midge, com ..g , with his and his wife's tour to Frankfort. The hon. gram= rid—l did sr, in the course of thatiowoney, threalen her with corporal rottehment ; ft le moat decidedly not tree. I did est pinch her all the way from Mayenoe to Frankfort. During the' whole of that journey I most decidedly did not use say I wirer towards her. It ia not true that I threw • loaf of bread et her at the time her hair wee out, is before described, or anything else, at Borgne. During Augur, 1863, my late wile wee staying with Lady Langford at Ful ham. I did not beak strike, or ill-treat her at all there. I did not um& her in any way In 1863, 1864, or 1866. I did not rear her In those yous—never at say time at ail. We went to Ireland after we had been at Hyde. We went to Ireland in January, 1863. I err married in the par 1862. We went from Dern to Dundalk. I her with her sister for • abort time la Dublin. Ia three or four days I came back, and took her to Dundalk, where my regiment wee stationed. While we were there she was allowed to go out when she liked, as my brother Akers can testify. Mr. Metcalfe—Perhaps you mesa to all some of them? The Hon. Mr. Rowley-1 intend to call three of them. With =to her going out, yea will allow me to explain. She that Colonel Smythe wee • very gay old man, who was perpetually making love to ha, end she wee afraid to go out for his importunities. Mr. Ortidge—le It true that she wee not allowed to leave the house when she pleated? The Hon. Mr. Rowley—lt is utterly false. Mr. °fridge—Did you ever bort of besting her? The Hon. Mr. Rowley—Never. Mr. Ontd Was there smoothies of a sort of sham court-martial upon you respecting your conduct towards your 'rife? The Hos. Kr. Howley—There wee some unpleauantry in consequence of something my late wife'. sister, Mir Roes Bishop, had said. There wee no court-martial upon me. I don't know whet yon call • sham court-martial. I never beard of such a thing. The hon. gentleman hare asked leave to explain. Mlw Rosa Bishop came to stay a tattle while with them while in Ireland, and used to take walks with one or two of the of sere of hie reeiment, or moire; he could not say how many. Could confidently speak to her walking with a Mr. Sartre', who, with Captain Hayward, told him that it wee stated he ill-rated hie wife. Mr. Bertram wrote to him inviting him to the mesa. After dinner he (Mr. Rowley) wee asleep, when Mr. Barber said. t , We want you retain." He wort up sad there ford Captain Heavyeide rifting at the heed of a table with some of the hoe. gentleman's fellow- Piker& Captain Berri& rid to him, We hear you beet your wife, la it triter The hon. gentlemen did sot remem ber making any rawer at the moment, but afterwards taking Captain Horride on one aide informed him that it wee moat decidedly untrue, and immediat-ly requested him to go to Mrs. Rowley and eatiefy himself from her own lips. He accordingly went, and was armed by her that it wee untrue. Mr. Psynter—Did the meeting tretays lest long ? The HOG. Mr. Rowley—Not bra three raintWes. Mr. Paynter—Were yam resent when Captain Hem/aide spoke to Mrs. Rowley f The Ron. Mr. Rowley—Only the latter pert of the time. did not go In at &et because it 'timid not be thought I waited to bias her in any way. I think I heard her deny it. I won't be eartaio. Captain Reavyrode told me afterward, that elm had deoied it. _ . gft Oreidge then read the following letter : " Roden-place, Dundalk. "My dear Lady Langford,—l am grieved towy that we have nothing but bad news to tell you. In the drat place, anon after Mr. Gastara's letter came to my dearest Zmy (a term of endearment she used towards her husband) about money affairs, &0., I wrote immediately to an old end rich friend of mine and requested him to lend me 1001., which I had hoped to have received bur days after I wrote for it, and then I intended to enclose it to you to pay dearest Zooy's bills • but judge nay disappointment in recedving most insole nt reply in place of the 5001. God ban, my dear Lady Langford, that I have done my very almost to get money for my poor husband. Believe me I do my best to make Hugh a good wife in every respect, as he makes me a dear good husband, and I can safely say that we are as happy as the day is long. Until yesterday nothing has occurred to mar our happiness; but Hugh is going to write and explain everything to you. With kind love, ever believe me, dear Lady Langford, your affectionate daughter-in-law, " THISRESA CAROLINV ROWLIT." The Hon. Mr. Rowley explained that the phrase, Until yesterday nothing has occurred to mar our happinee%" had allusion to the allegation made by her sister of his having beaten hie wife, and the matter being spoken of by Captain Heavyaide. His wife was very angry, and asked her sister if she had made the statement in question, and although she denied it she left the house the next day. When pressed upon the subject she avid she moat go in half an-hour. Another letter was here read by Mr. Orridge relating to matters of hu•inees, but in which the late Mrs. Rowley, in writing to Lady Langford, speaks of her husband in the feedlot terms._ _ . _ The Hon. Hugh Rowley continued—lt was not in con sequence of the chugs of beatiog her that I left the army— meat decidedly It was not so—l can products letters to prove It. I left in cormetpassee of pecuniary embarrassments—al debts I owed. In May I got leave to exchange, end came from Dundalk to Lonuon, thence we went to Itottingdean, near Brighton. By Mr. Metcalfe—l left the regiment on the let of May, with leave of exchange. I cannot tell how long before that I bad the common. to go before the officers. Continued by Kr. Orridge—l rem.ioed part of the time with Mu. Rowley at Rottiogdean. She wee there about • month._ . _ . Another letter was mad from the bon. gentleman's late wile, addressed to Lady Langford from Rottingdean, tbank log her foe promising to send money there to ;47 the debts contracted, and stating amoupt other things, 'that she bad bad s nice letter from dearest Zooy (her husband), who liked Ostend better every day, and loved her (Lady Lang ford) dearly and affectionately, and was always telling the writer so. _ . It WY here explained thtt the latter remark was to dis pel say impression in Ltdy Loingford's mind that her son was taking bis wite's part against his mother. Three or four of her letters were here read by Mr. Ortidga, in all of which the late Mrs. Rowley spoke in the most affectionate terms of her husband, mad sold he had been out shrimping and brought in an abandance of fish of all sorts. _ - Examination continued by Mr. Orrldge —1 never ill-treated my wife while at Holdupleal or st Brawl'. I never used to lit treat or best 6,, or conduct myself with violenoe towards her. While at Brawls she had her maid and 1 bad my man and cook. She bad the same maid servant all the time. I did not confine her in the house or shut her to a room in any of the places mentioned. I never prevented her communi cating with my servant or her own, or with say friends in England. Mr. Orridge—Did you in any way dictate or interfere with letters written to Ledy Lsegford by your wife ? Hon. Hugh Howley —I did not. When we returned from &weak we went to Lady Linglord's, at Fulham, and from thence to Torquay. We abervnirria wrat to Hannah. I can't remember when we went to Devonshire. I think it was in Jane, 1851. We had the same servants at both places, at least site had her maid. I had not my man. I stayed a very short time at Torquay, from three to elk weeks, but some time at Dswlish. Bhe did not leave me at Dawlieh. I went up to London. Mr. Cirridge—Did you beat or ill-treat your wife, or use any violence to her there? The Hon. Hugh Rowley—l did not. . . Mr. Orridge—:bid you in any way binder her COllllllll. Matting with her Weed.? The Hon. Hugh Rowley— I did not in any way. Mr. Outdo here read a letter from llawlith, written by Moe. Rowley to Lady Langford, in which the *bided that deareet Zooy " had Jest returned from rabbit ebonite", end had brought home two rabbits, which they intended devour ing on the morrow. The lady subscribed hereelf, " with ooetinned love." _ napleasant happened at Daw- The Hon. Hugh Rowley—What happened at Dayßah was @imply this I had 'sorrowed mosey of my wile's sister, Mary Ann Augusta Bishop. and wao served with a writ on her part for the amount I had had. I had borrowed It during my minority. It was to be pad out of my money from the Court of Chantr7. Oho (Kra. Rowley) had it ail locked up to get it settled upon herself. I MOM to London front Dawlish tomes about my money, and while there I re cirived a letter from a friend there, stating that my wife was packing up everything and coming to London. I met tart at the railway station, sad I found she had come op with her servant, and the guard in his (in the latter's) van. I asked her what brought her up? She replied, I have had an invitation from my mother. I remember saying, "How Jelly it is for you." I asked b er it she had brought up my things. She said, yea, and showed me a portmanteau etas had with has. I then asked her to go to my mother and have dinner or tea with her. I went with her to my mother. I there unpacked the portmanteau, and found only half of my things. Mr. Orridge—Rad you any expectation of her coming? The Ron. Mr. Rowley—No; I was estoniabed at her mating. I remind no note from her, bat I recei ve d one f rom a friend at Dawllsh. That was in the latter part of the year 1864. Mr. Orridge—Where did you lodge after that? The Hon. Mr. Rowley—ln January, 1866, my mother took lodgings for Mrs. Rowley at No. de, filoameatreet. I wee away at the time in Scotland. Mrs. Rowley wrote to my mother from Shepperton. At Dawlish I 'melded at Beech-house. There was no necessity for her to come to London. I left her money and the means to renuun where abe was. Mr. °midge here read the following letter : " 69, Sloane-street, Wednesday Seeing. " My dear Lady Longford, —I am much obliged to you for the things you have kindly mat me. They will be of peat use to me. God alone knows bow truly defighted I should be to see my dearest, and how gird lam that it will be mow than we expected for us to meet again. And I bust never more to be eeparated from each other. The rent hers is due for one week to-day. What shall Ido ? Shall I say to Mrs. Linmeter that I intend remaining soother week, or by the day ? If ou will kindly let me know I should be very much o bliged. The bid I paid up to last Wednesday wee 21. 10s. Id., everything included is Then Yoe wet se kindly U. to Pax-hill. I mid out of that the bill of Mrs. Lancaster I speak of, my journey up, cab, &c. I gave the maid 2a. 6.1., so that you may imagine I have not much left." After speaking of other business mat ters she concludes with. "excuse this hurried note, and with kind love, I am, dear Lady Langford, affectionately yours, Theresa C. Rowley." Mr. Orridge—Did you asontain if Mrs. Rowley was in vited by your mother? Hon. Mr. Rowley—l found that she had not been in vited by my mother. I went with Mrs. Rowley to my mother to inquire about it, when on the door being opened by the 'torrent, she wee alma to say to bee, " Lor Mrs. Rowley why could you ? When she (Mrs. Rowley) exclaimed " Rosh" we I wee at the door, wishing me not to bear the answer. Mr. Orridge — ZAftar you left Sloane-street, where did you go to melds ? Ron, Mr. y ßowley—l went to No. 5, tipper Berkeley- Mr*Ma, 1855. Orridge—During the time you were in Berkeley-strest, or at any other residence, did you ever ill•treat Mrs. Rowley, kick her, or one any violence towards here Hon. Mr. Rowley—Decidedly not. Mr. Orridge—Did you ever force her head against • fender P Hon. Mr. Rowley—No. On one occasion we were in con versation together when I observed to her that I thought she wee behaving faleely with me. I certainly epoce in an irri table manner. We cad moms words, and she expressed her surprise at something I said. She Men remarked, "You know ou love the very ground I walk uric, and you cannot live w ithout me." I remarked, " Can't I; you shall see." She then Hew in a most violent passion, jumped up, and Orrick me an my arm. I think she struck me on my arm with a pistol which was on the table, for I distinctly recollect her saying, " I wish that pistol wee loaded, you brute, you brute, that I might Moo. you." She then went into one of her hysterical 84, end fell. I think she was not neat the fender. Captain Lembert was sitting on the sofa at the time. Re picked her up. I could not see how she could have/sass on the fender. When Mete]] I did not touch her In any way. Mr. Orridge—Did you prevent ber communicating with her friends, or prevent her writing to thew P Roe. Mr. Rowley—Certainly not. After the charge of using violence towards her while is Berkeley-stn et, I lett her for a time, and went to reside at 42, Clews .street, Picca dilly. I however returned to Berkeley.street ocuasionally, and she visited me at Clarges-street. It was about two or three them a week that we saw each other. lir. Orridge-1 believe et that time she wee in the reoeipt of money from your mother? Hrs. Mr. Rowley—Tee, by my instructions . Whenever I was away my mother always allowed her some mosey. In May, 1856, some terms were proposed by me fur a 'operation. Mr. Orridge next reed the following letter " May 26, 1856. " My dear Hugh,—lts you may imagine, I am indeed (imply retitled by your superb cifer of 1,0001. But lam sorry to say that I cannot bring myself to think that it would be fair toward me. I must, therefore, for the lest time, beg to refuse it now and for ever, and will seven take leas than the 8,0001. I have laughed heartily at your ridiculous offer, thinking_ that you must molly think it as aji Ice. This cant, I em sore, be your own Men, bat meat emanate, I fear, hum an interated quarter. When you remember that I know with whom you have been passing your time for the last eighteen months, I should be incite. d to think that it would serve your and a certain " lady's " purpose better to make a Iriend than an enemy of yours, very a ffeciioaste!y, " THERESA CAROLINE ROWLEY.' . Mr. Orridge—What led to the otr;7oif,iiOULT Hon. Mr. Rawley—l made her the offer of that nun for a separation. She would not take 1,0001, and I left it to Mr. Hunted on my pert end Mr. Brockton on hers to settle it between them. Mr. Orridge—When did you next see Mrs. Rowley P Has. Mr. Rowley—The last time I saw hsr—with the ex cepdon of meeting her driving about in her cordage—was three or four days after the receipt of the letter youhavejust read. It was about the 24th of May, I believe. Mr. Orridge—ln reference to the allegation of having re ceived no money from you—is that true, er it it false P Hon. Mr. Rowley—Mast decidedly untrue. Lady Lag ked supplied her with money. Mr. o , rridge-Bhe did so at your thquest, did she not? Hon. Mr. Rowley—Yee; I directed her to aupply her with any money while I wee away, excepting [he time when we were drawing up the agreement fora separation. I supplied bee with no more money, having to reasons for not doing.). Mr. Orridge—Did you pry 1,4001. to Mrs. Rowley? Mr. Metcalfe—l must have the date of that before I can allow it to be received as evi.lence. 800. Mr. Roerky-1,40if1. waa paid to Mrs. Rowley in the beginning of 1&58. It was paid by the acifouwant-ge. floral of the Court of Chancery in Ireland. It we. never actually settled upon her, and the paying of that money rase • voluntary aet on my part. Mr. Peynter—Where did the money c.nie from Hon, Mr. Rowley—lt was out of my money which carnet., ma when I was of age. . . - you know the dee ? Hon. Mr. Rowley—lt wow in January. 1858, I think. Mr. Metr.alfe—Who paid Co. the order? Hon, Mr. Bowleg—E he money for the order come out of my kr. M pocket. otetlfe—Mr. Rowley could no mere touch the mosey than I could. It wee legally seined on his wife. I repent he could not touch ft. Hon. Mr. Rowley—Because she locked it up. Her letters to the Court et Chancery were also locked up. Mr. Orrid:e—The fact is, the court would not make the eat lement when they heard that Mrs. Rawley and her hus band were living unhappily together. Mr. Morella observed that he thought be mulct explain the matter. The mosey had been settled on Mrs. Rowley pre vious to the marriegs, but no deed had teen drawn up, be e/Mee Mr. Rowley wen a minor, and was therefore tumble to execute one. Two trustee:, however, were appointed ; and when Mrs. Rowley found that :be and her husband were not getting on happily together, she applied to hare the mosey put into equity. After some further conversation, Mr. Metcalfe said—The long and short of the matter lee she received 1,4001. in lien of 2.0001. _ ~ Mr. Rowle y —And flee years' keep. Mr. Orridge—Before I clues the examination I most sak you one question. Were you at the Court of Disarm, at the time of the eult being tried in which your lute wife was the plaintiff and you were the rwcpundent? The Son. Mr. Rowley—l armed there about a quarter of an hour before the etas wee ficiebri. The feet wee, I met Mr. Dastard just before it was over, end walked upland down Westminster-hall with him a quarter at en h Jur, and sighed to go in and dray the charge. Mr. Meteslfe—Then you heard the evidence? The Hun. Mr. Rowley—Mr. Gaillard told me the salon of the charges m wife had sworn against me. I wicked to go to and deny t hem. bet be would not let me, because he said if I did my wife would throw herself into hysterics. Mr. Sleigh—Mr. Guarard meant to mosey that if my client went into the court there would be what Is called a wens. Mr. Rowley continued—,Mr. Gaillard also told me that if I went in there would be no divorce. Mr. Orridire—la there any truth In the statement that yon were in the Court of Probate during the whole of the tuns the case was going on, peeping through a curtain or blind ? Mr. Paynter suggested that the lady Ind said nothing about that in her evidence. Mr. Sleigh explained that the question had been called forth by a remark made by Mr. Metcalfe a few depr since to the effect that Mr. Rowley wee in the court the whole time looking through tbe curtains. The hon. gentleman replied—Then is not the slightest truth in that statement. A conversation here arose amongst the legal gentlemen with respect to copies of the letters which had been read, when— Mr. Metcalfe observed that be was indifferent upon the subject, as be hod amply sufficient matter to crofts-examine the hon. gentleman upon. The canned for the prosecution immediately volunteered coolies. subject to comparison with the uriginale if required. The wee was then adjourned till Thursday (to-morrow). Mr. Michael Joseph Barry hu written a second letter. showing that the temporal power of the Pope Is un worthy of the support of Irish Roman catholice. Yr. ILA ?