The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-12 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER Se • irc.- I . A ; ~,. , ‘, i , . • - i._ ilie LA 4 :t C2/ - "'f`f Ma 6,437.) rR MELBOURNE, Port Plullit ak Direct. —The -pitman( SAID MARIA RANEE, 1,014 Al 14 years, a,s it'L RITSON. Commander, will be despatched troy IM Us; oa thr 6th rebruar y iias very superior anomassoods n a I rp....aeaget, For freigi.t or 03.1 LOWTHER. Nu 2, Rr a rtya c aP hanssabwilataga Pi"°Plll"l 7 B 4 uREEN and to _ , 72, Contain, LC. CtLCI. TTA Direct Oast shipping day Jan. 23), the splendid clipper skip %nem AI, mos k m 11. WILSON, Commander : loading In the Mg India Wo u , Ibis splendid side,. built In len (owned by Maws. wawa, and Co., ad Glasgow), le cooldentlp reoten r,,lnl to Alpperi Guaranteed not to tee Isom than 400 meals —Apply to GiLLATLY, 111.111 MT, sad 101W111. Le*iabalstreet. --- ITM3O)IBAY Direct (to sail January 15), the splendid ,hyper ship TAITAR, A 1 13 years, BO tons , J. .111111. Commander : loading In the Last India Dock. +hla oautirrnt ship to comb:lentil' recommended to shippers at One Has sniendid cabin accommodatlsta.--ror 21491% to CROIG6 REY NOM!. and Cot, 157, to t or to OILLLATLY, HANK 11', and 811111 L, 27, Late xiMII street. LC. OTK----a—t7o HONG KONG and SHANGEAK takiug goods for Hang-Sow and Japan:, the splendid new wubtult mio strew steam clipper ship, VAR LAST. A 112 ram !so ons H E NR Y nominal horse -Dower, working up to 000 C r , power. HENRY JONES ;late of the Ballarat , Commander : lulz to the Fan India Docks, This magnificent new Means built by Messy. J. and W. Disdpsos, of ILWwall, affords as. I„.µ opportunity to shippers requiring despatch. Bar cables A ...211.1. , tium cannot be surpassed. &mimics for aktolll9- r.o.—Appl% to Captain HENRY JONES, op board; or to 6ELLUL V. HANEVY, and BEFELL, 27, Loadenhallatreet, E.C. nom LIA ER,POOI, 01 QURINSTOWN TO NEW YORK. VIZ LIVERPOOL, NEW YORE, and TIMAORLPIIIA ISTRAM-PRIP COMPANY Woad da ps:Ohs their tall-rninind cipdo-auns Deo Saw ablearibige. mini. Lb. ranaa Malan mak PROMLLVRROOL TOR ERIC ynic _ eITY OF NZW YORK, Wednesday, Jan. 13; EDINBURGH, Wednesday. Jan 20 CITY OF CORK, Saturday, Jan 23. And every Wednesday, and every aliornato Pedardsm. cow passage by the mall steamers sailing miry Wednesday. D AL and 21 gutnesa. according fr the accommodation. Cabin image ty the ilaturdiq's steamers, 13 gulaem Forward parser I puma including all lacy talon cooked. Passougers foe CID*I4. the United Stales, and British Columbia, booked through fa very advantageous terms—?or further particulars apply to siLLIAM INMAN, 23, Water street. Liverpool; or to £IV n 4 MACEY. 211, King Otty. `TEAM from LONDON to NEW YORK. CI The BRIT/811 sad ALLMAN STRAW NAVIGATION 0.111• ANY Illmaiodl will dripetra oso of Ow owderoestloard 9Jentlid tut saw steamers t sorb mouth for New York. rims. 11014111X4101. , I 2,500 I we Captain Glover. nr,tminster [chin I 2,500 500 Captain Frond. York I 2,500 NS Captain Harris. Mete nisenitkent vessels are unsurpassed by any oceangoing strainer, and have accommodation for passengers replete with ray comfort The line .111 commence early In March, the Mate to he flatattna later To food I the iT:tona Dodo.—For freight or peAsage g i l;lia the Company's kristd. ALFRED LAMING ILd Co.. FR THE CONSOLIDATED DISCOUNT COMMIT No. 4. Abanreb4aaa. Cariti £1.000,000. DlRCerollS. (;t,rn• Walter Conatablt, Conatabia and Wykes', 31 iscaug.latte. . . . Gr~r_r Donny, Yoq. (Memo. (korp Dedny sad Co.`, Groat St. Hrko's. Esq., Director of the Cape Town Railway . Nm. 31• Arthur, Eeq. ;of the ems of Wm. and Alexander %Paribas, Australian merchants . , 44, Moornateetreet. f sargna, hargood. [hid and dallMod!. Lwdoe _.td Melbourne.. _ _ n;;11 - 1;3 -4 111;:iiiI4 !ttllariril. FAQ., Director of ea. aumas Ayres anti - River Plate BAIA.. l'houipton, twl. Mean's. Le Gros, Thou:maw and Co.), I;wt,r-lane. iPah Inver Sandeman, Bat.. • ) k: bard Manners Sanderson, Bag., Messrs. Bandeman and Co. ~ niuel Baker, Beg., Committee id Management. fiascinta—The London sad Westminster Bank. SOIICI7O3i. —Messrs. Bole, Turners, and Hardwick. The fanner or this Company being in active operation, the hi-cues are mewed to %Befoul t approved Mercantile BBL, and t.• make advaseee spots negotiable securities. Money received en deposit, at cell and sheet notice, et the ~ mtnt market maim and fur leaser periods upon taint to be ipecially agreed upon. TER INTERNATIONAL YINANCLILL SOCIETY (Uerited) An prepared to receive subscriptions for the capital of Tin ANGLO-ITALIAN BANK (Limited). To be Taceeporsted ander •• The Companies Ad 1081." by 'Lab tie Ratably of the blarelisidscs WE Or hadisibm Capital Si:(qo,oW sterling. io Y.OOO shares of each. P. err will betaken to raise from time !otiose inch further Capital 111 may be necesaary for the operations of the Company. p of .C 1 per *hare on application. and further pa) moot on Allotment of at per share. COCSCIL OP IMILICIVILS. sir James Hodson. Turin lbe haron Simeon, noresce.. . . Lebbock, Eat: Lubbock, and Co.) Robert Benson, Esq. R. Benson and Co. Bordier, .Itordter, labels, and Co.) Frekriek Bonito,. Esq , M.P. hlllys Onsclaen, Esq. .Frnhling and Goacheni. I Lenin°, Esq I. Leonine. and Co.; Garden kol, Ent. easr.e. Bell, kaq. I. 1 homson, T. Bomar and Co.. Bobarts, LaMbock, and Cu., 15, Lombard. street, E.C. Lit:Mors—Meson. Itirelt;nr, Bairispie. Drake. and Ward, 46. Patti:mufti-street, Weatmlnater. RROKER.4. Henan. Seymour and Co., S 4. Throgroortln-atreet. Mesan. Carenore and Co.. Threadamdloatreet. Temporary Otices—Z 4, Old Broad-street. mt. costr,u, is constituted for the purpose not only of (act in...crux the financial relations latween the kin dome of Great Kaman and Italy. and of extending to the latter country the rinc.:l4,a of banking so adopted in r °gland, but it has also for Its object the deeelopm tit of the commercial resourcaeof by the introduction of those financial aids which have in so ha p.m int a degree tended to the successful establishment of the writ industrial undertakings of this and other countries. The present is a f .voitraMe time for the introduction of such a; ompany. The beneficial effect of the concentrated and con. fin:atonal covenuneid in Italy is already peseta-ally evidenced F , the lame increase in the value of her exports and imports. The entire removal of all commurcial restrictions completed by the Ise passed in Noeciulter last has added a further stimulus a. commercial enterprise already materially aided by the rail rads, decks, and other important public works pow in course of c ~rtruction Tor i'ifiiipany will carry on the lonainesa of a Rank of Deposit :r .1 IMsiowst. It will engage in all operations connected with iwaking transactions and financial agency. it will undertake din-ctly, or In co-npertths with others thole legitimate ems raccial and Industrial enterprises for which Italy affords to large is fwl4. As matters now .;and. hely may be said In be almost entirely destitute of hauking tostitilliaal There ate tinge towns, holding eo , ii the rank of ritiet, where neither money can be deposited, , csehed, nor bills discounted. the merchants. manufac turer,. traders, and agriculturists being canine led to keep the rash required for business la their strong bones thus, lanced of e.i..tributing to the increase of trade, the gains of the small eapltallets. and the .:wings of the shopkeeper and artisan, re wain nepmductive alike to the owner and to the community. bizeet communication int, lion held with the :overnment, and with many of the leading commercial and financial interests In Haly and the forn :dine of the Company has not been nniter takes until It has been aacertaineel that its eitablishment will be re:Ardid with the greatest favour" by the government, sod mil meet with the warm sad cordial support of the commends* T l ;CoinTetn7 will be constituted as a Joint Stock Pornpany fn England, with a limitation of the liability of the shareimblers to ti -amount of their stares; bat as as incorporation itt fiat mend be ovilrahle, twofers to effect Ws are conferred on tie dbecton by the &ethics of amemiatme. Power is also WierVllli In the shareholder. in general mertttt assembled b inert"a thef'apitai of the rompsity. anfL U thought twee:rimy, to raise upped specially applifnliie to undertakings which the Cum. Peet may promote, or lu which then may take a part A copy of the articles of association can be inspected at the oWeres of the dolicitota. 44 Parliannentatreet, Applicatioas for shares are to 5- made in the annexed f arm, addremed to the directors of the itternatalmal Financial 800 o tip Limited . butt o application will be considered maim a .ompenied by the receipt of Mmes. Roberta. Lubbock, and . the hankers of the Company, or of Messrs. Olyn, lltlb, and . the bankers of the I uternvtionnl Financial Society. for Al Per share on the number of shame applied for. This sum will he it-Meted in the event of the application not being acceded to, If AD allotment it made, it will be applied towards the Pay ment of Li per shaft then flat ►ORM OP AWLICATIoN ►OR FARRIS. 3o be lett wait the ikutkers., No. To the Directors of the international Plaandsi Society (thntted) lientlemen,—llaving paid to Mama. and Co. tankers. the aant of al . being II par Awe on Mama. I request you to and me shares. of ISO in the Anglo-Italian Mack and I hereby apes t become a member of that Company, and to accept each ai.eres or any km 111.1Mher that may be allotted to me : and I r'.4la-st that my name may be placed no the reenter of maw in respect of thr. , hares allotted to sae. PARIS. —The GRAND HOTEL, Boulevard des Capone's, Place de Noseslle Opera„ oppo site the Zoe de Is Pale, and sear the Theatres, kas been opened den Pnly, left. It contains 700 hedleouts, prime trees ate to fife : 70 drawing-rooms, from Mr. W alir. ; • utawdliesall salon, capable of Wong more UM 300 persons, sod when there is a tabled hhte at six o'clock. Dinners and breakfasts are served la carte in the coffee-moms ma well se is the apartments. There is • readingrooes with the best Engliah and foreign papers and pablicat ions, a entiricroom, sad a drawineroom tor the me 01 irevellen, without say addtticesi &area. Them en also Mlha billierd-rooms, emoting 41 , siss. post - oilke ; alba asd omnibuses going to the railway stations. The mewl= en language& This tenant Hotel. pommeled all that modem luxury and comfort can combine, and situated Is the roost tashiotieble part of Paris, Is recommended to the attention of travellen. Indepencissely alien two Hotels the Oompagnie latmehUldre has established as extern* Private Yernished Home on the Boulevard des Cegiudoes, opposite the hatreds of the Grand Hotel, when tainlikse am redder le *Mr own private red deuces, and when they may rely *pee Welke the stood comfort I am, Gent'omen, your obedient servant, same t tan Addrer Reference Date ANGLO-AUSTRIAN BANK.—The Directors nee to announce that this Bank tai Do. COMMENCED .E‘LitAL EirAiNess In London. and t• ',awed to hftePate /.411 . of Y.:chart:re, Grant Letters of Credit, aid carry oat other Ong ape:ulnas betimes Great Britain. Wen.', . 1 DILEVEIt, General Manager. T:aporary Ofileas, IC, Blachisdnas, LC. DR. sayrrs BILIOUB and LIVEK ! l eM •um bard remedy, pronanot witholti shy hoodivat, from the recipe of Or 'Mott,. win b• forted laminable . it ail who inner from bilious an.; liver complaint., I T HE INVIOORATIVE lif =VINE 288KNOZ. 14, 1 4 . Oman. sid.imem dizziness of die eyes, de. For J. The mat asissditally pr•sand and mast purled odd "'"••• u a family aperient medicine, and as a maze d tree mead ems lolustissed ; MIMS is dm& sand oseallea tat )1.34d, they are trnly exoe lent . mild In their operation and all tit. ssersbors. so Ss bilegrlty d labia waist hullai iiii rtnernl to the stomach, they create appetite, proud* dlusigis. is It is a medic Me dsibitity et ail kin sal tams las sew ":I saleurthus the whole nervous —Said by WJambar UMing moose soda, ~...".1 64. b. King Wilhamatnet, and by mess will s pa provA ll =l i i Craw•asitr e dyspespals. " n4 sriaaa. la beau la. isd. sod Is. id. sari to mit feel*, Price lik Melba. id km masialitim in one Ma` ills. Me wet Moss sad !Jur PM. TM wombs an las pure peen Amide. llama IMMlllita• alad= o . Ozkoltearall. W.C., 4 4, •age Elk •• 11011sal Leariere engraved en Os damp. ' and 111. lindokeSnlesel. LC.. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANU4ILY 19, 1864. ROYAL ALHA MB R L—PRA141:702478 01./RD CII4I.IIIIILTWAL EVERY EV1C21.140 at hot b 7 ; Moeda". Wedowee', sod Saturday,troupe osetelaly ow of the beet we law $u add let ewe pan. The Mesr hapwial way Wel" omit coo a keg west of prosperity lo Looe. —The Mass. gram RE G ENT , Vineent-square, near Vietoria- JL eiriest. Westminster —dolsetioas from .' &mai" narsbyls. - ?visa Dorms, Madam Comma, tram L Soda. Maw with idea baud sad charm Emma Grover, eon. doctor. Omsk ULM : I. G. lade, Orville Parker , Nat Ogden. Prank Mal. The Alematter Me. The Fairy /bunts* by Mr. A. Barmier, upon the buyiesisad moat magnificent scale yet stieseyied. T HE OXFORD.—THIS EVENING a new and Cantata, written b Litchfield Moseley, Esq.. and b W. r timer Lids myessely for this amsbilehmak anti led LINO CHRISTMAS, oaetd by the entire company, with tall by bend sad teams. fltrcctAsadaMr.. F. Joingiumns. Conrarth, Repos, W. T. Madman, and the Com se edy woodrost ertletes. Mean. Barri. Lee* and Feeler, from the Imperial grow Medd& • • - VAILWAt'AITZRATIONI3:--t XIII taissias. iCaapala, Inn Aditirl} a llt r i Ms)...r WWI and Co. now OMR at i e = rednoed Klowl, =pre we lee a Mat Imdem ralutred 1 &a the ll Tali aanito3lo:,,' -fin view, al sad la. Pavane* , tondos. Maly application Co. Warp Miele aladied la Oda agurea.--atICIIAIb= mai EAST CHAIRS sod FURNITURE. HOWARD sad 607117 WALSHOU24.—The isobilltp sad =amid miler ikeire. HOWARD and SONS' superior . at 26 and 27, Bernatsatrart, Oilord-strast.—nivir tasted Catalogues op application. WINTER OVERCOATEI—GentIemen about to order their WINS= 004118 us Invited to see sped men garments for bmpectlen or soda, of the NEW GOODS, in— cluding some Is sutlful sasierinls made for, said to be had only at HAMILTON and NIMPTON'B, Tailors red Overcoat Mn,ake 105, Strand. appralts Luise Zan. HYAM and CO.'S OVERCOATS and SUITS 86 and 67, ozawildrapa—tamaisma eau be fitted lame. (Sagely, and with the most perfect accuracy. The Clyde, Inver ting. and Sandringham Ito $ guineas Snits for Waiver and wiwral wear, 38e., asa, and Ws Wimbledon and hat-drain Salta, I. to 3 guineas. Provincial Balablialaminta : Birmingham and Leeds. HYAM and CO.'S COATS, VESTS, and TROUSER 4-436 sad 67, Oztard-drset—Oriedgne .a = prlety of design and unblemished satarlal. lbs Win Berkeley, and Ise, price !la to See. TIMMS ready sada,=a7 to mews by the bast cutters, Is Meats* Twee* sad La galas, Its. Id. to Ms. %Sate, 7a 6d. to 12a. Id. HYAII and CO.'S smzer ORDER DIPARTMENT.-46 and 17. Oxfordatreet—All the wowed and best Fabrics are arranged for Selection In this ex tensive Department. and perfect nicety of fit and workmanship guarenteed.lf-dress, tndreas, and Fall.drees Suits, ate. to 166 a Clerical Suits, 70e. to 106 e. Ladles Habits, 3to 7 guineas. Pages' Salta, frees 3d lermeausis Sults. Ns. Coaalustanis Saha 116 a. HYAM and CO.S HATS, SHIRTS, and HOeslEDY—an'and 67, Mined etreet—Are of the Newest, •e Fashionable, and Beet Quality, and aer add at very ad vantageous prices. Hats. Shirts, Collura Veda. Skirls, Drawers, Beads, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Braces, rahrellas, Railway and Carnage Bugs, Bags, Portiaanterna, Rat Ones, do. HYAM and CO.'S BOYS' OVERCOATS. WS and gf, Orfor4elica4.—Hysan and Co.'s Overcoats and Capes for Boys will be found of signal service, being made of sound weatherproof materials. Capes and Cherroata for little boys, 10s. BA. torts. Oveneats and Capes tor elder boys, the Clyde, lousiness, and newly-balgread Reefer, 15c ad. to Ma HYAM and CO.'S BOYS' and YOUTHS' 61711.--66 ~ad 67, Word street.—The Knickerbocker, Westatiostar. Windsor, aad Ciaboroe Salts, at Its 64., 21a. 1164., and 30a. Also, Bore aad Youths' Eton. Harrow, and Rugby OWL, 15.., 15.., sad 365. Jackals tar Daily Wear, 9a. to Ma HYAM and CO.'S BOYS' TROUSERS and VESTS.-611 and 67. Octordatreet.—Darability and comfort in wear are avarantied. The Wabtoasts are so cos structed u to hilltop well over the chest, and thus exclude all damp ant cold. Trous-n, ha. ad. to Its. dd. Vesta, la. ad. to /a ad. Provincial Establishments : Birmingham and Leeds. WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED? Tins query Is worthy oenelderatfou by every the anxious to retain the inestimable blessing —sight ; for on correct know ledge la to the proper time for ruing !Spectacles will depend the certainty of preset, lag clear vision to the end of life. When it. deficiency - is determined a nicety of discriinthation must be sued In adapting tenses of the exact power that will supply the Wes, or Irreparable injury will result. Optical quacks, like medical quacks, do local. triable mischief by their ignorers& pretension. as to proved 14 the victims at country hawkers and unskilled vendors. Surely, then, It were wiser to sok advice 'rather tram some optscian of repute, and avoid risk to nee's sight. The ohl firm of Thames Barris and Son (established 17S0 opposite the British It menus-gale, London, having specially attended to the mum future of spectacles, are competent to adrim on all Uri ppsr- inns to the remedying detective vision by the gicu rate adaprrkloa of tiro lenses, ma th enistically true, of the requisite power, and mho bythe Judicious selection of a spectacle frame (whisk le like wise important - of the form most hemming the face. WINTER SEASON at HOMBURG. —BATHS Homburg offers to the Matter. daring the winter amen. all the conveniences and attractions of larger towns. The mag- Dineen' casino is open throughout tba year. Numerous and 'standee additions have recently been made to It. It metal= a variety of spacious and splendidly decorated apartments, a grand saloon Mr balls and concerts, a superb dialngroma and comfortable diem, a roomy and well-furnished reading -room, liberally and pnnetnally supplied with German, E ng lish, French. Italian, Ru,sian. /*lgloo. and Dutch journals. The banks of Trente etdmarante and Roulette are dolly open, on terms more advantageous to the player than are usual: las former having but the half refait, and the latter only one zero. The daily venture of the Trente-et-Quarante hank is twelve thousand pounds. and the mazzmum stake Is four hundred and eighty pounds. The refrehment department of the Casino is under the superintendence cf H. Chemt, the celebrated Parisian restauratear. The superior orchestra of Messrs. Dube and Koch performs In the grand ballroom every evening. Concerts, halls, and other festivities are well regulated and frequent. The new theatre, erected with a view to the requirementa of comfort, and decorated with artistic elcmince, com municates, by a well-warmed gallery, with the various saloons of the CfAino. A clever French Vaudeville company performs twice or three times a week. The extensive preserves of the directors abound In nal-deed roe, hares, and feathered gams The new railway boa ainimt brought Romberg baths to the ostakirts of Prinikfort. There are fourteen trains a day, to or fm, the last as late as eleven o'clock. As the journey coca pies only MU an hour, the *mummies. to of Fraakfert are witldn easy meek Visitors in Llombumf may get to Brum& in twelve boars, to IMAM in lifteen, to Paris In sixteen, and to Loudon in twenty lour, as excellent la the intertemmanlestlen by rail. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS sad NEW YEAR'S GIFTS for all who court the Gay and Festive gesm•— ROWLANDS' MACAfriAR OIL, • preserver and be•otUEer of the hair beyond all precedent. Rowlands' Ratydor, for imparting • radiant bloom to t►e complt %lon, and a sottnesa and delicacy to the bands, inns. and neck. Rowlands' (Mont*, or Pearl Dalai- Mee. /or giving a peari-like whiteeess to the teeth and fragrance to the breath. The patronage of royalty throughout Europa, their general one by teak and Whim, and the universally knows acy of thew unities. give them a celebrity unparalleled. Sold by A. ROWLAND and RON& Ratteoßarden, and by chemists sad parfaamenk—Auk far lowlands' " articles. GOD BLESS the PRINCE of WALES.—" Mr. lam= RemAiurre sew Nsllama Roam "God Met the Prince of Wales." has really Decor, e a =atonal song to all Intents sad purposes. It has pained a degree of popularity dollar to that of • Gad Says the Queen, a popularity, too, which promotes a similar persaanar....—llluet yodoa!!*.rL ♦ S TM soei. sa : plioo solo and awt, 4a : but tour Toler. twopence. London: Robert Cocks and Co., New Darlingionatreet, W. AU McssUun THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. OCXXIX. wm be published as Saturday ant, Jamlar7 it. 00111212,21. - 1. Odes. 2. American Views et Engles& 2. Toroth's We of Cicero. 4. Ouse and Plata. =oe'm Travels on the Nile. 7. lows In w 1110dle S. Me Dube Deckles. Jobs Money, Anewaark-eleese. Erin:a-Kam —The Rational Moral ratiati .111 albortly give a greed pertorcesee• el Xeedsieloba's onto* Shark Priedpel voceliale—Madeaes Ream. deed. Mime hams Heywood. Mr. Moe liewree. awl Mr. Neat*. Orgeald—Mr. Jobe G. Beeetwes. Ilke bead sad ahem will ecesiet el 700 pwforarers ; the whole WAR Um direetisa d Mr. G. W. Mertla ChtiOrAZ " fAIACII. - LOll3 Sanas° DAY. .-. MosrDAT, Jur. 11.—Adshimblea ea p6yorat. 1469; OW by Moak Woe* IMIO ; bid. 2.961/. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCII. • • • THE SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. BERLIN, Jas. 11. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, Herr von Virehow asked whether Prussia, seeing that the November constitution bad not been recalled by the King of Denmark by the let inst., would withdraw from the London treaty. Hear von Bismark replied that he would answer as soon as the house should come to a resolution upon the loan of 12 millions requested by the government. VIENNA, JAN. 11. The following series of questions, signed by numerous; members of the Right and Left of the Lowee House of the Reicharath, has been addressed to Count Rechberg : 1. Is the policy punned by Austria in conjunction with the Prussian govern ment only the result of Count Reohberg's advice, or does the entire cabinet share this policy I 2. Does Austria intend to comply with the resolutions of thimanor States, even if Prussia should refuse 7 S. Or will this government refuse execution of the resolutions at the peril of diasolution of the/Herman Confederation, or even of civil war 7 4. How far finally does the understanding between Prussia and Austria extend In the LoPer Howie of the Reichsrath to-day the Finance Minister asked for a supplementary credit of 14 millions of florins, four millions of which were for war expenses, dating from 1859, and ten millions for the Federal execution in Schleswig-Holstein. In the council of ministers yesterday, the ZOl - presiding, it is said to have been resolved to oppose all resolutions involving the Schleswig- Holstein succession question in the pending dispute, and especially all such as held out a prospect of the occupation of Schleswig. Holstein being turned to the advantage of spatial hereditary claim. LEIPZIG, JAIL IL The address upon the Schleswig-Holstein ques tion, voted at the public meeting here upon the 9th inst., was received by the King to-day. A procession of the civic authorities, the pro. lessors, students, and citizens, took place after wards, cheering the King as protector of German rights. His Majesty, thanking them said he was glad public opinion had been ezpressed in favour of the question. It was nut in his power to secure suc cess, but he would malatain his policy unchange ably. HANOVER, JAL U. The semi•official Hannorerwhe Zeitimg says : " The evacuation of the Hronewerk by the Danish troops has not been again demanded on the part of the troops entrusted with the execution." The same paper adds :—" The question of the boundary line between Schleswig and Holstein is a matter not yet settled. General Hake has no power to decide upon it. The mission of the Federal troops has already been fulfilled." The King has declined to receive the deputation which wee to present the address to his Majesty, voted at the meeting held yesterday. The ad dle= will be forwarded to the ministry. FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAME, Jan. 11. At an extraordinary sitting of the Federal Diet to-day, a renewed and urgent motion of Austria and Prussia was brought forward, to call upon Denmark to withdraw the November constitution. The motion further proposes that in case of non compliance,. immediate occupation of Schleswig should take place. The vote will be taken on Thursday next. WAR PREPARATIONS IN NORWAY. COPENHAGEN, JAN. 11. The Fsedrelemdet of to-day publishes a telegram from Norway, stating that orders had been given for the completion of the war materiel of Norway, and for the training of subaltern officers. Sixteen thousand men, composed of the reserves lately a►]led out, will be quartered in Copenhagen to-morrow. The Danish Riasdag met today for the discussion of the special affairs of the monarchy. ITALY. TURIN, JAN. 11. The brigands taken from the Annie have been seat to Naples, to be tried at the Court of Assizes in the Terra di Lavora. In the Senate to-day the Finance Minister deli vered a speech, approving the bill for a tax upon moveable property. The treaty of commerce and navigation with France will be discussed to-morrow. In the Chamber of Deputies Signor Petrucelli gave notice that he would request an explanation of the foreign policy of the government when the debate upon the foreign items of the budget came on. The debate upon the bill for the repression of brigandage was then continued. The Minister of the Interior, speaking of suspected persona belong ing to various parties, bitterly regretted the recent occurrence in Paris, which, he said, had aroused general indignation. (Hearty applause.) A fire broke oat last night at the Hotel of the Minister of the Treasury. a part of the library was burnt, but the flames did not reach the offices. The fire was extinguished this morning. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, JAL 11, 3.30 p.m. The Bourse opened firm, but subsequently be came fiat. Reutee closed at 66.80 or 100. lower than on Saturday. THE WAR ON THE PUNJAUB FRONTIER. The following telegram has been received at the India Moe : BOMBAY, Dec. 29. An official telegram from Lahore, dated Hamm bar 24, states that the Guide corps and &contingent of the Bomar tribe, which were detached for the purpose of destroying Hulks, have returned to Umbeylah. The original object of the expedition has thus been accomplished in the destruction of the seat of the Hindustanee fanatics. The force, therefore, will return to the plains, and after the exaction of hostages from the Judoon and Otb =mays tribes, will go into quarters. The Paha wur district and border is quiet. The Punjeub is perfectly tranquiL Funds at Bombay :—Yours at 11 per cent. discount; Fives at par; Five-and-a. Half at pendant. GOLD rc sorts ro KNOLAND room Aurrimae..— Tbe following rip sn veyeread by lb* Ire Abeelealiaa mail as male( from ILdheuss for Louise The Swielk, with 211,869 metes ; Omer Peoho, with 17,419 meow ; Beata, with 21,142 weer; aed the Water Nymph, wit► 13,968 moose. The *Asset Bombay eatreyed to Oath. as route for ftelana, KM assess of gold. The iseeild of gold at liellmorse op le 1131 b Neeviedter siwoureeed is 1,182.011 ewes; berg as einem of 616 ewes NW the eetreepoedier DANISH LOAN for £1,200,000 STOCK, bearing 6 re Ong. Interest. Megan. C. J. HAMER° and SON beg to announce that, la coaformit with the authority given by the Danish Diet, and aarattmed by his Majesty Bing Quietly IL, on th e Ma Deesaber last, his Excellency the Minister a Finance, M. Mound, Knight Commander of Dannebrog and President a UN Privy Council, has authorised them to offer for PUBLIC BUB SCUPTION a LOAN for 11,100,000 stetting, bearing interest at 6 per math per salaam The subscription price BLitt say Ninety.three Pounds, parable as follows • 10 10 per cent. on Allo t lBth Februment. „ ary. 10 „ 10th March. SO „ „ lath ApriL SO list May. • „ „ 21140 Jane. A discount at the rate of five per cent. per annum will he aDowed on OM payment In full of the above toatainarata Pro vhdoual certilleatee will be loaned to parties paying in MI. Any failure la the specified payments forfeit. an pewter taet►lmenta _ _ . The hitTelert commences on the let /unary : and win be pay able halt-yearly, on the tat January mad Ist July. by Meeers. C. J. Hombre and Son. The uecnsaary Coupons will be attached to the Bea**. The Bonds will be dllrted as fellows. _ i;;;4l,oti7.oooTscl7. 7 :77:i60:a00 B 4,10 „ C 0000 ~, 100 /.1,900,000 The "Inking hind will be one per cent. per annum of the no minal amount of the ken, together with the Interest saved : and will be appledte the redemption ed the Mesa by mesas d o aVemilleggine m .bo nt ye t r. llhhth la Whir 1: 61 : lied . , The Danish thannement reeerves he Welt the Agit at tellena had the whote or pert od the kna at per pa or attar the laa July. 1874, sin months' lattice being per given. The Anbeertptles List will rem to open until two o'clock ha the lath laetaat. • to, of helmeted. 70, Old Broad street, Jen. 1; gat POOR 0 INTUentell. DANIBII nvi Pig Char. LOAN 10k £1,100,000. Messrs. C. J. ilatabro and Soo, 70. Old Broad-o*reet, Louden. Oeetbseen,— request that you will allot eery pounds Meek la the above Yet ea the sandatien esutained in your prospectus of the litb January ; and yynnee to swept thie or any smaller &Emma of hock that may be allotted to , sad to make the epeniied yeemanes ea W ar. , Geatinness, year obedient Seminal , Name at length Address Date, Jemmy. 1854. THE GRAND INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE auras COMPANY limited% Incorporated under t. Companies Act, at s le s, specially Mart Ma rts the Ilabilityetch harstiolder to mous of lb shares. Cap 1300,000. with power b ftwrrose. to 10,000 awes of AU each. Ordinary Shares—Depoelt on appliratioa £1 per share, aed on allotme.it .t 2 per share. No eell to excead LS per share, sad after the first, no bwthir calls to be mods at less intervals than two months. -- Shares to Bearer.—Deposit on application £1 per share, sad on allotment tea per share. Cumuli—The me How lard ARrlitilt LENNOX. Chairman Grosvenor Hotel Company, London. De Hoag Mei Gestrenge, Hee J. Ilasachset Van Vollsobaram. Burgomaster of Amstertimn, Mustards.= Sir Robert Yrsser Turfogg,, Bart., bet Britannic Majesty's Consul at lataardam, Ro DIRIETOFJ, De Beer H. Aawshoff, Dire:aor and V. President Dutcb.Elenish Railway, Utrecht. Octane Deleplerre. Esq. LLD., F.L.L Orseeelatrehatreet, Consul for Belgium, London. J. S. Forbes. ZVI Dire , tor Dutch Rhenish Railway. general Manager Loudon. Cuntbsm, sad Dower Railway, Loodos. George Banbury, Esq. ,hrewer, sad of M 111•111. Wood. Field, sad Banbury, Xark.isor Loudon_ De heer B. W. L Joseph= Jilt& De Hem. W. Joseph= Jltta en ZOO*, Metnt..y Keisereernehi. Anseazdem. De Rear Y. Joe Looe, Administrateur des Meareeiles ~De Heinen Van Geed and Imo', Arnoterdam. De Meer Junes Meyer - De 'teems Meyer and Ovarian, Nee- chants,. Le aveharo, Batte rJanr. 'Joni. Colonel G. H. Yoney, 9, Berkeley.street, Berkeley square, London. Hobert liAchardaon. Zari n F.8.A., Hmallidell,limua, Han* and 11, ousaexdoos„ lb de-part, Loodoo. Captain Fres Sartain, Director Charlug-cram Hotel Company, Loudon. Augustus Weiner, Him., Hatorerian Consul, Lime-street, London. IiZSEIAL lia‘aolia—Mr : !Alward Drente, Hotel Bells Vim, Braise* sad Victoria Howl, firooloa. SIMILAR& • ..... The European Bank gimilaS, na, King William-street, LC., London. , Mown. Retries. Fargohoz. and Co.. St Jannnie-titent. lantan- Sutto.tvid—lltsara. Dares and Son!. AniteLcourt, Throginortnn- SO. Cockapuraireet, lambi,. • _ _ ACDlTOtti—lfkmars. Harding. Pullrus, Whimsey, and Gibbons, 3„ Dank-buttiling,..London Ss:earwig tea!—llr. N.J. Mallon. Rei,istvrta Others—l, Otmeses.lans, Lomberdvtreet, London. ABRIDGED PRO6PECTIJII This Company hat bees toyed for the purpose of establishing a " tdrodgh system" of hotel umbulmodailon be•wven heicium, ?ranee and England, by means of hotel belong ing to this longrany ha kiollmad a.d Belgium acting "en cone geMideMeit" and iu allimm with drab lass bottle iu France and England already in exigence, and beton Ang to other compsole• 1 - he lour countries will thus be united in • "cordon" of hotel accommodation, most agreeable awl desirable to travellers; and by forming a bond of co-operation and reciprocity between several companies each promoting the success and interests of one another, a I WY and lucrative v.:cement of enema must necesearily malt to this Company. In Amsterdam the Orand International Alliance Hotel It in tended to be erected on The Dim, on the site of a block of buil...bugs, now In the occupatiou of Mews. Van bend and Loot, and other', and 'yin between the liieuwentlyt on the one side, and the Damara on the other side. la Otlerdaa; II;s0;M;511Mnaliostal AlHaws Hotel is pro pawl to adjoin, and be in communication with the terminus of the Dutch Rhenish Railway, with the went and concurrence uf the Directors of that Company, who will gin, the enterprise their best support. At Antwerp Mr. Schmitt Spaenhoven, of the Hotel St. Antoine, having been proprieWr of this establishment for thirty yew, end baying realised a large Winne, retires from active business, and an agreement bas been entered into with him, whereby the freehold of the hotel, it. furniture and effecte, tocetber with the goodwill and the extensive and valuable •• clientele" it pos sesses, will pass Into possession of this thinpany. At lirwals the Directors have bees equally succe►+ful In having secured the Grand Hotel de Belie kw, which 4 known by allelic, have Wiled Bewail to be situated, without exception, in the meet delightful and charming locality th ,t fair and beautiful city. On the one side It looks taut the Place Royale, and on the other Imbibe Park ed Brussels, and immediately adjoins the Place des Palais. It ;rill thus be men that the Company • HI be possessed of dist elms hotel' in the principal cities of Holland and Belgium. vie, Amsterdam. Rotterdam, Antwerp, and mussels, and that the hotels in Belgium will be resitting a headmen* dividend to the f=etary, while the hotels in Holland are being built ; and . It will be particularly observed, that the merles of hotels will be on the duvet aid high road through those countries to Paris or London, and vice vent from Perin or London. The Directors are glad to 111100111K11 that they have secured the musical of li. Edward Dream' as Desiree] Hanauer, so well known not onl as proprietor bat cu sole manager of two of the best hotels in Hotel de belle Yu at Drumels. sod the Victoria Hotel at Dresden. M. Edward DIM!l was air selected by the Credit hlobilier et Paris to organise and latimeh the renowned Hotel do Louvre. . . —.••.. The Directors have ad ,Ned a form of applliation for shares to bearer, irsagerable by &livery of the cm: finales. In order to meet the request of suberribers who with to pay up in full on allotment; such shares will receive their full complement of dividend, at the sane rate per tent an that declared on the amount called up on the online:7 shares. Applications for shares mast be made la the form annexed, accompanied by the dep.° it of it per share in England, and Its equivalent abroad. It no allotment be made. the deposits wilt be returned In full, and If a lees number be allotted than is •p -plled for, the surplus will be used towards the further payment to be made on allotment. In accordance with Continental custom, one Willing and eight- In England, one (silkier iu Holland. sad two francs m Emlgle tua per share will be allowed to all brokers through whose in&trumentallty shares are allotted. Prospectuses and forms of application foe glares way be obtained at the Registered Oflices ; and from the legal advisers mid hankers of the Oeuspany, where the Articles of Association nuts be seen sad perused. N.B —The Directors will allot the shares fairly and rateably to the seheerthers to the respective comet:lee as ceding tether applies:Jose THE GR•ND INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE HOTELS color...NY A.latlied,. NOTICE —The SHARI LIST will be MOLD oe THLYISDAT, the lith lattott. —lferkr, W.J. MALLON, beeretery. Jae. 0. I/116. GRZAT REDUCTION fa HOTEL CHARGES at the BRUNSWICK, Jeratmatreet, W. loses% through eat the Winter asaaaa. 11th JA2TUAIY IItBTA2 T. THE LONDON PAVILION. PSOPRILTOR, FOURTH ANNUAL BANISIT. ALLBOPPIEI ALE and 017111141188'8 STOUT. JOHN F. BIGOS and Co., sots contractors Ise Bottled Beer to the Intsrmatinnal Exhibition, Avesta for Samuel Allaopp and INN WM Pals and Barton Alm, and (Minna& Sofa. and Co.'. Extra ntoat, Importers of Wines and Spirits'Odloss and Star* the Royal lizoliange, IS.C.—nis trade supplied as liberal Wiwi kr mit. [romped, ld. Additioasi.] THE LB INTERVENTION IN HOLS (Mx On OW HAXBUILO, .749. 9, The intelligence that Austria intends to with draw from farther participation in the Federal execution in Holstein appears to find its confirma tion in the fad that the special trains ordered to be held in readiness for the conveyance of large reinforcements—rumour speaks of 25,000 =in— here been countermanded. General von Hake, the commander-in-chief of the Federal troops in Holstein, has returned to Altona, after inspecting the ruins of the bridge head on the southern side of the Ryder at Fried. richstadt that was blown up by the Nees on New Year's-eve, during which five Danish artillerymen were seriously injured. An Austrian major has been attached to the general's staff. At Alton& • military hospital for sick Hano verian' has been 'fitted up, with beds for 250 men. The Mint, long since abandoned by the Danes, has been handed over to the Saxons for a military hospital, with 300 beds, between 30 and 40 of which are already occupied. The King of Denmark, accompanied by the Grown Prince, has paid a visit to the fortress of Friedrichatadt, and been -moot entliudastiasilly re coived by the garrison and the citizens, although the Holstein newspapers endeavour to pennade their readers that he met but • cool reception. A gentleman who has just returned from Schles wig has given me the following description of the great Danish defensive works called the Danoe virke. " I had no difficulty," be says, "in going over the whole of the works, being challenged by no sentinel, nor asked any questions as to the motive of my visit. As far as I could judge without exhi biting any suspicious curiosity, the works consist of about fifteen separate batteries, two of which, armed with 84-pounders, command the road and the railway. Besides the above I counted five closed earthworks armed with 12-pounders ; in the other and smaller works six and eight pounder field guns are placed in position. I could see but very few rifled cannons. Those parts of the works that have lately been completed are partially defended by palisades. The sudden frost has evidently inter fered with the progress of the works, and should it continue as at precept it will prevent their being completed. The moats of the inclosed works are only furnished as yet with palisades turned towards the glacis, but they are fixed so very horizontally that they can offer no serious opposition to a deter mined assault. Whilst I was strolling over the place the troops had by degrees collected for a review, and it was evident bow much stronger a force would be required to defend the position ; the ten thou sand men drawn up were absolute7y lost in the immense extent of the position. I know not if the Danes still expect the support and co-operation of the British, the French, and the Swedes, but it is clear that they did count on some such help, or they would never have laid out these works on such a gigantic scale. About noon I observed the cavalry arrive, and take up a position on the dank, between the 13th and 15th batteries. I counted five regiments, but the distance was too great to allow mete judge of their strength with any degree of cor rectness. A numerous staff of officers rode down the front of each regiment in succession, and then took up a position close to the battery No. 13, whither I also proceeded, and in a few minutes the whole body rushed past, headed by the King in person. He sits well and firmly in his saddle, was dressed in a close-fitting dark blue uniform with light blue trousers, and his head was covered by a military foraoing cap. On his left rode the oom mander-in.chief, General de Mem, a short thickset 4ure, with intelligent eyes. On the right of the King rode the youthful Crown Prince, dressed in the showy uniform of the Guards. The staff consisted of about 16 officers and orderlies. On their arrival at battery No. 12 the King dis mounted and went in, where he was received with hearty cheers from the infantry drawn up inside." General von Stutterheim, who it will be remem bered was employed by the British government towards the close of the Crimean war to raise a foreign legion at Heligoland--which, however, was disbanded without going into action, or rather was sent to the Cape of Good Hope, where the men were formed into military settlers "—has turned up again, and arrived in this city yesterday. Report torments his reappearance on the stage with the formation of a Schleswig-Holstein army, which may possibly be the case ; though it is certain that till an actual declaration of war with Denmark on the part of the German confederation takes place, the senate of Hamburg will continue to act loyally in suppressing any open or covered attempts to establish • recruiting office in this city. In defer ence to pubic opinion the senate has permitted the "Turner's Hall" to he used for military drill, though restricted solely to the gymnasts themselves, and the police keeps watehf nleye on the punctual execution of this relaxation. Letters from Belgium state that large orders for fire-urns have been given to the gun manufacturers atLiege for the use of the Schles wig-Holstein army, but from the laudable vigilance of the police there is no reason to fear that a revo lutionary depot will be established here, either openly or secretly. A highly respected and well known loyal porter of King Christian, Count Reventlow, of Bordesholm in Holstein, the holder of a number of honorary appointments, seeing what a revolutionary turn affairs were taking, sent in his resignation to the Federal commissioners in the last days of December, who have now notified to him that they accept his • 'on. The count was curator and government • tarry of the University of Kiel, chief magistrate for the rural districts of Kiel, Cronshagen, and Bordesholm, and royal commissioner for the Protestant nunnery of noble ladies at Freer', as well ea head of the patrimonial courts of justice foe the surrounding landed estates. The frost is still very severe. The first sledge with horses came across the RMe this mornin g In the north it is more severe, the Ryder and Trams being frozen over. A singular accident occurred on the latter river the day before yesterday. A co. luta& of ammunition waggons from Fleasberg to Friedrichatadt were crowing the Tress' on the ice, and six of them had got over in safety, when the seventh and last broke through and were lost, the horses being drowned. Fortunately the drivers escaped with a wet jacket. The Holstein newspapers ere very indignant that the Danes should have required large 000tributioos is %shwa from the landed proprietors of the samisen district of fichkewig knows by the name of the "Danish W0h1.1," a well cultivated and fruitful province between the Ryder and the Bay of &kern fords. The contribution is 13,0001 be. of straw for each plough of land, and a waggon, with two horses and • driver, for each plough and a half of land. ' As the Danish* Wohld contains 343 ploughs of land, ' the requisition is equal to 2,500,00011 n of straw an d 230 two-horsed waggons. The directors of the Altona and Kiel Railway company give public notice that the possession of the branch line from Rendeburg to Neuniituster (oosaleurited by Sir Morton Peto and bought of kiln) was transferred to the company on New Year's Day, and that the traffic on that branch is now carried on for their account. At the same ; time they give notice that the Holstein cash notes cannot be received in payment at any of the stations, as by virtue of the royal decree of 113 M March, 1864, they ought to have been paid off by annual instahmests and redeemed altogether by the end et 1813. A Holstein telegraph off es was opened he.. this morning. It is situated in the same government building in which all the other* are located, and they have greatly reduced the hitherto existing tariff. Far instance, • telegram of twenty words between any two stations a Holstein sow soots 35 Danish shillings, or about 10d, steeling, whilst it [TWOPENCE was previously 60 "killjoy, or nearly double. The system of paying for additional words at so much per word is abolished, and the tariff rises at the rate of 18 shilling" for each additional ten words. I may here state that the telegraph was erected by the Danish government, and the officials are exclusively Danes ; but in the present excited state of public feeling they have consented by an amicable arrange ment to transfer one of their five wires between this city and Altona to the Holstein government, but with the understanding that it is onl for Holstein local traffic, all telegrams to Denmar k , Sweden, and Norway passing through the Danish telegraph office. SPIRIT RAPPERS AT _ROME.7-TMREATENED EXPULSION OP NIL HOME. A letter from Rome, of the 6th, states that Mr. Home, of spiritualism notoriety, had been ordered to leave 110(120 in three days. The following is • report of the prouedinp io his own words : " Jan.:. Received • letter requesting my premiss be fore the police on the ard inst, between the hems of 10 sad 1. Jan. 3. Went, and was shown to the room el the Advocate Pasqnsloui. 1 was accompanied by my friend N. Gauthier, Cann( of Greece in Rome. The goes time were as follows :—' The names of my father and mother! Have you published • book? Yee. Your perfassion ? A. art etudes. Your resident's? ilk Via del Tritons. When aid you arrive? Six weeks age. How many times have yogi been in Rome? Twice. How long did you eta emit Ma? Two maths the lint and three wises the het. Hew beg do you intend to remain tit time! Till April. Have you • fixed residence in France! No. How many books have you written! One. How many copies ham bees mold? As I am not my own peibbsber it would be impossible to my. After you became • catholic did you exercise vow power as a medium! Neither before nor after did I exereiem my power as • medium, inasmuch as it is not • power dependent on my will ; I could not use it. How do yoe make these thaw ? I think the reply I have just given is snakiest for this. Do you ososider your power a gift of nature? No ; I consider it • gift of God. Whet mufti tutu a trance? A study of physiology will explain this better than I can. Do you see the spirits asleep and awake Both. Why do the spirits come to you? As a consolation, and to convince those who do not believe is the after mistimes of the soul. What religion do they teach ! That depeods. What do you do to make them emu r I was about to reply that !did nothing, when on the table when he was writing there came dew and distinct ram. He the. said, • Bat the table also moms !' Just as be was saying it the table did move. • What is the aged your child? For and a half. Where is be? At Malvern. With whom! Dr. Gully. Is Dr. Gully a catholic! No. When did you lest we your child? Two enoeths ago. When do you *u pset to see him again? In April.' He then mid. without assigning any reason, that I must loam Esse in three days. Do you consent? No, most decidedly not, inasmuch as I have done nothing to Strive the laws of this or soy other country. I will consult with the English camel and be guided by him.'" " finch." writes a correspondeet, "is the report of a pro. endure whichis eminently characteristic of pontifical go vernment. On Monday morning the Brash mogul saw Monsignor Mattagami, the governor of R 011314 and cum plaleed that soy British subject should be interfered with in consequence of his opinions. He stated that Mr. Home bad conducted himself during his residence in Rome in • strictly legal and gelation:Awl, manner, and demanded that the obnoxious older Stook be rescinded. Monsignor spoke of dangerous powers of fascination, of the prohibition by the government of all the practices of the black art, and finally smelted to Mr. Home's remaining, on cooditios of his entering into an et. through Mr. SMIII, that he would desist from all communicatioos with the spiritual world during his stay in Rome. An agreement to that effect was drawn op and Speed by Mr. Home, who will henceforward abstain from all oommunisatioe with the upper or lower world, as the case may, daring his residence is Rome." DREADFUL PIT ACCIDENT. Yesterday morning, at about aix o'clock, a dreadful pit accident mewed at Bridge Bed Coakley. Bromley, three milers from Dudley, by whisk mix sea more killed. Iron plates are laid on one side of t h e month of every pit, so that there may be • smooth surface on which to wheel away the skips that are sent le book with ocaL An inn rail surrounds the pit's mouth, but when men are bong let down or drawn up, one side of this guard is lifted off. The so at the above canary attended se moat yesterday mornim, and two bends of there were safely lowered down the shaft. The third baud, six in number, then stepped on the skip, mid the engineer proceeded to lower them. Just as the MOD left the surface a man employed en the bank entered the stable to prepare his hone for the day's work. During the night the horse had slipped the halter off his head, and when the man apprise/led him he bolted out at the door. The man was thrown spinet the manger by the horse turning round, sad could not follow him. Fearing that is the darkens the mimed might fall down the pit, he called to some person to stop him. It was, however, too late, for the horse had slipped and fallen into the pit. The skip with the men on it had by this time descended about 60 yards, sad the hone came doe oon the booust of the skip with fearful violence, the rope snapped. and horse and men were pre. cdpilated to the bottom. The soles in the shaft and the mash at the bottom brought the men who had already descended to the spot. There they found the whole of the mew dead at the bottom of the pit. Their 'mailed remains wen gathered together in sheen and sent to the pit bank, whams they were conveyed to their respective homes. The names of the men are Joseph Baker, Job Roiled. Zocharieh Barker, George Terry, Jan Page. and Thome Bate. All the sea. insegit Boiled, were married and have left wives and families. THE lITORWAT Acr.—An important announce mat me male by Yr. Brampton Gordo°, at the Norio& smite, lei week. Gordo& stated that be had been in carreemedmes wlth the Homeothos with refor ms@ to the Highway Act , sad he understood from thence Met an intended bill wail be introduced. A great gem Jim is thee 'Med. le adopting the present act, bays the amities of KIPS sod Surrey committed themselves to all fakirs arneodreeete !—Sisrer Brpress. Tie AMMIPAN Wes.—Mesas. Neill Brothers, in their cotton circular jest ire* observe :—" W. cam mimeo soother year without the faintest templet et a ter. naization of the America& straggle. The Reuben forest ham pined much ground in the middle and Western States, bit act so mach as at the oommosiotcneist of the war it ma E 7.;:ay — .7p;:eZithat they would in the gent ei>< mstka hostilitier, It his always been anticipated that three tleof the mutest would have to be pried lima" o: the South would confine herself beates—the break. Mg up of her large armies in the field—the capture of her leading cities, and dually a bug period of guerilla warfare. The fast of these steps hes not yet been and with the e ff orts new mingle with up INS:Wham mks, it seem quite probable that at the opening if the oath im pels' th es rimy e Northern ermi Sod thiamine to numbers aearly equal to their owo. lu war me= proponents* will of course remit, with the Huth, sad the public opinion of the world has of late rather tamed is her favour, a. her policy her be..... mom sad mere dietinctly opposed to slavery, and time the made more evident the tenacity with which the Sastbersers cling to this relic of barbarism. At one time we hoped that they would adopt the policy of emancipation, sad thus leave no lone helmet' thew end the Northers goverment bet the palls if la- Abspenhissos. But it would new &ppm Wit r witi: ositesdiag for their own liberty, they prefer Lien to eisscediag that of the slaves. Serb as least is the cosciesies sow fined upon dimensioned spestatoss, sod M er=as a gains ground, the South loess the sympathy It is believed by many that the abolition cif dam, would prevent the revival of the growth of Mesa 1111011 as extensive sink in the Soothers Stang. We meet subscribe to this view bat, on the contrary, we believe that saw th at the system &as become so disorganised, Os growth of Mies would sooner mere rapidly masa a Ms, then =der a slave regime." EXPLONON AT COOOMBHALL.—A dreadful euphuism of panne place cm Thursday night, Jost before 12 o'elock, is the ship of Mr. W. Hoed, taller and clothier, of this iOl/15, which, though involving a NAOMI destruction if property. wae foutunately unattended with loss of life. It appears that Nr. Good had fun left his workroom sad entered his kitchen, whim he dissented that pa was emepieg freely. He at oboe called Mrs. Good. who west to the miter while he opened both the shop sad side doors, discovering, alt a May warm, that the mischief lay in • hydraulic hunter. which was see =d hi the shop, and tad sever worked well. elocationg tine the gas exq i sod severely harsh( Ni. Good's tam and ad marching the Me if a aim living with , bunt the allirtestOng down the whole of the coffin . settle( fire to ag oi szesim of hat men, sad bio • the theginadow out, its mono* mats, he., • essitered is the road and the glass thrown may ,aids. Mar this it mimed slog a passage ever Mn. aced, who was at the make, to the third of a now of wisdoms I. the kitchen, which it mashed completely out, also finding net through a loop la theekylight of the IMO TOM ; and tress thence, Ike elasthisilly, Imid its we/ opine, Is a roan la which a snail Mr. Good was ro m an by him, sad fere a third wiado shm e l l =real distance. Though Mr. Geed Ms sastothed sem men emehes, no danger is at Mirobh ET:t. 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