The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-08 00:00:00

V . - --, N E WSPAPER J Tit .it v l s ; t.ms \_a_Ki - Aitgle• xj3 r t - LONDON, SATURDAY LVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1862. (Stamped, id. Additional.) [TN% COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL. No. 4.835.] cALL•CTTA, codling at Kabuli. well-known anxibury stairosoatip INWAfA. LIM loam 1100iborsia ' , lye th.• Victoria lorbbini Mob clothe 19411 Marsh. I*"w otrn at and ilrarmaini on tbir , •401., eii.reasly for tin. I Wits .ra,ln, first •ratx mousimoilation t o pusu•ii• ..aiTlf So ellorlenrot lamßebs end a lite oardem. ....e 1••• CoSLISO,I al interraLi sir terhg by one old gait isiliug auxiliary Meam rousts lielouziug to 1 ,, I.tel tree, Joann. tuna. • •^. •!.14 - 1 lona, n Sloe, e. tunti Y• ~..t tae south, 9,711 4>K (Aiklitta: e..1nl tone. • 1r.400t paISOS,So Vol, to Moen ctrl CO SS. port .on it .tiss Mimeo Atfrixl Itrrit idol inn. Loa• t. at St tlar Mikes of lbe I - L impani. 9. )llnc. ,•••• 1. • olio, : ohms also atigl e lextion for appointments • .'drew In %lila Motor shinil , l nos.lo Seersiory. In!. sail ti melon empringOolapially lLalnklmio N 0.9. laiiimus•lrsob THE MEXICAN INTERVINTIox. TkIL HANDEL FESTIVAL Q 1 Ibo 2. RUSSIA. A great choral meeting took place at Exeter hail yesterday evening ; it was a vocal re hearsal by the sixteen hundred members of the London division of the Handel Festival Choir. Though there were a good many visitors present, the performance was not to be regarded as am entertainment. Its interest lay in the skill with ' which Mr. Costa " handled" so great a body of troops. The choristers filled not only the orchestra, but the area of the hall, the visitors occupying the galleries. Mr. Costa was placed in the midst— singers before, behind, and all around him ; and the manner in which he detected every fault, and prevented the vocal masses from falling into con fusion, showed not only an acuteness of ear but a firmness and self-posseesion altogether wonderful. The rehearsal consisted of the two great choruses, " 0 the pleasure of the plains," and Wretched lovers," from Acis and Galatea, and the principal choruses from the oratorio of Solomon, the voices being accompanied on the organ by Mr. Brown smith. 'lt was evident that the " was of the most improving description ; and there can be no doubt that, whatever may be the success of the' endeavours to improve the Crystal Palace as a musical locality, the chorus-singing at the Handel Festival will be of a quality greatly superior to what It has ever been before. The City Parliament held a meeting on Thursday, is the Council Chamber at the Guildhall ; the Lord lifs or in the chair. The secretary to the fund for the decoration the cathedral of St. Paul made a eommunicatiun to the court to the effect that the n unappropriated by it to the gilding and decorating of th o/ e iuterior of the bulldog bad been expended for those purposes. Mr. Alderman flumpbfry was unanimously re-ap pointed governor of the Irish Society ` for th e ensuing year, and upon the motion of the worthy lderma, Mr. Maynard was appointed deputy-governor. Mr. Harris gave notice that he should move, at the next court, that it should be taken into consideration, the propriety of erecting a bast or a monument to the memory of his late Royal High ness Prince Albert, either or that court or in the Guildhall. The court prooseded with the re-election of the various officers of the corporation for the year. A letter was read from Mr. Neville Brown, the upper marshal, asking to be excused from attending the court, so was customary, on account of hie age and debility. Mr. H. 1.. Taylor said, as a report had already been made by a committee to the o feet that the office of upper marshal was not required, he should move that the appointment ahould now be postponed, and that it be referred to the Of and Clerks Committee to consider what amount of retiring allowance should be given to Mr. Brown, senior. The motion was unanimously agreed to. Mr. Deputy and llnder•Sheriff Farrar gave notice that he should move at the next court teat asum of 1001. helmeted In aid of the subscription entered into by the inhabitants tq purchase the property and prevent the restora of the coinage of the fat melting.homie fa Loedois4omsyard.. Deputy Lott, the chairman of the Police Committee, tireoPit up a retort recommending that en increase of is. per week should be made to the pay of fourteen station sergeants, their premat pay beim 28s. per mask. This report also gave rise to some discussion. It was opposed by Deputy Harrison, Mr. It L. Taylor, and Dr. Abraham, principally on the grouted that the serpent' of the Oily pies win already receiving higher pay than the men emploged in • 1 similar capacity in the metropolitan police, and that it would make a still greater distinction between the two ser i vines if the present proposition was agreed to. It woe also -wired as a ground for refusing the increase, that if it was to be granted to these fourteen men, every other member of the force would think himself entitled to an increase. which would *Mail a very large additional expanse on the ratepayen. Dr. Abraham observed that the City police already east 80,0001. per annum, and there was a sensitise- 1 ably Leger number of meet employed in the same area than there were in the metropolitan police, and he moved as an amendment that the report should lie on the table. The smendment, after some farther diaeuatioe, was 3F7gto by the court by a very large majority. The name . W. Cox, M.P. for Finsbury, was added to the Market. Improvement Committee, and after the talmudic* of some other hinnies, the court then adjourned. The telegraph has already announced the opening of the Assembly of Nobles at st. Peter burg. The following is the speech of Prince houwarotl Ryin nikski on the occasion : ---- • Gestlemen,—lt is a great honour for me to appear before this ansenbly. I esteem all legally constituted classes and oorporatious, and all powers which they enjoy ; and therefore I the more esteem the first assembly of the em pire, to which 1 myself belong. Many among you know, perhaps, my opinion' on these matters. Not only have I acknowledged them all my life, but I have also en deavoured to change these opinions into facts, and I flatter myself that you are now conviimed of the sincerity of my words. I consider myself particularly fortunate to find myself amongst the corporation of nobles of that pro vince in which our well-beloved Sovereign has fixed his per manent residence. According to my views the Emperor and the nobles are inseparAble—without intimate union between you there can be no secure warranty of permanent advan tage and true happiness fur the State. The Emperor, I know, wishes that the nobles should preserve their high socidposition. Only whilst they, as in the past, remain the firmest support of the throne can they find the tierces. rasrryy strength to consolidate their infinence, and with honour and dignity, for their own benefit 2111 i the benefit of all, settle the moot difficult questions which ore now awaiting decisive. On my part, gentlemee, 1 can assnre you that I shall sympathise with all that the nobles undertake, and that 1 shall consider it as my most agreeable duty to sup. port, so far as lies in my power, the authorised wishes fur ibis benefit of the commonweal which you may express. Whilst I declare the extraordinary session of the Assembly al Nobles to be open, I invite you, gentlemen, to commence year lama. I ‘cli BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN 1) lIT ts. 4 T.. LOS WS Direct kr MIK MEMO& l'ort - te tislL .. ---..- 1 , 4 al.lin , 1 1.0. rOb• IS . ll{, 01 lin oam I USD Sok FA. 11 1.0.... F. 1.... i .4 lb. N toil UN With deolotrb .... .. .... , 1 6, fl.m. I' . ) .Iftry . ' 0 tir .4 IbesSps I,SIS Naga IS M. P.M ./a 1 ;;;;;;8 I...trans ;WS riiirl.rat. 1 bur .4 :ow %As LBW! lc Waliiinetailit, aid ELI pr0....,-,.... - ..rd aw0r...1 kn..wa, topologies., sod Moly poo. row •a- ,, oswis•la&P* I. tuoirProk PS to, mole 110•111.—For .11 fortkolort inn.. i,lag In to 1....5ra I. Amtrak ogill i s J Mgt SA IE• awl I*.t . Uterwol. all Agiish• kat WM Pan UM, aid 1.. T. L. MAI:CAL mod co . L. Loadoolsaidlotot. Lois. LC. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL .AIL IiTELLI aIIIFIN &mantled by tbe A•todralty to Pill %now. LlVllhrlitiL awl ./..v Ytiltg. sail between uvr3, MIL are itie I °N. eith liberty $e call 04 Halifax, or other =t•• licil a.l twelve mails, c00dii, ,,,,,,. Th. am p. totllni al Halifax to Wad sad melte pawners sal b.r xacfrity • look The Wooing or 'Um rogrols are appoatol 1.. or. tr .... Liverpool. eoUlas at Cart to receive the mat • Al'ol kl•A‘laN, foe NEW Name Feb. th • A., premie re awl x•.•ets for awl Havana. Is be Drat rrl 11 at N. r. 1•411 ott bixarti the &KA& Lerma. I AN %OA. for Ix ell. IN, salaam. lib. IS . relMllll rear!. H. .all StaWarire IMO NW provialoat, bat *lama wort or ibpien .—To Halite sod "Mss chi* i = SW: ward man., alb. To .11r. Ur% aid sells. Or . LP. I reixic, to Halite; Ilsolea. sad Now Twit. Ll per ere) per "'"t r"..." I. J. a 'met h& OM runt Loieloo . la Ow* a.m. mot U. Floss is s . ',ls . 11. and J. lust.lstelisowslresk . Oisssew . ss,A i M. 1.... iN•ssitows; or U. Ma C. macaw. S. takpr Omit. Liverpool MONSTER-SQUARE. THE MEDITI te EEKLY STSAIII COMITINICATION to suth youth urea—The Livaarom. paw TOR[. . YHILAULLYIIIA , CLAM SH I P 11111 YA 2 Y liiiiiiii dopeeelt- Wn hallos en -I Om &row A4tamildps. calling et Qom. to embark 1 si•oemcrrt and despatches. Askance: VIP ILLY Finn LIV ERMA lOW NSW Taii.. griA, 111,Ine,Is,y. lei. It CUT t* ,i kW YUIIIC Wedowee/at Vets 111. g. 122 411 , IS A. WIGTON. Weileenday. fib. 2g. Awl every receeedled Weireeday. Cabs pruner. 1.. I:. red 21 screen ecoording to the meow. wslalloa. Fere aryl pis eetni e genie" bielinliser all leonine' nerd. Peraren, far floods sad Ine Waders States hooked Vona es cry a inurlageens tenes.—Vee twitter ;Articular* $, le WILLIAM I %MAN. 1111. Weiergateet. Liverpool. of to AIR and MACEY. G.I. Mai WaliaarsOna. CIV. IIiILLIPPII, GRAVES, sad PIIILLIPPS will dlospalch Ow radermeatkeid 11144irs slowiars as 4ESS: rug minx. the . CHWAN. W•611011e, erealtlt. T.to• n. H/orvrly.lows Ceres: .C 2. LI, asel Ulu Return tarkil. twat et • fare alvt • ball. N./elev.-7 hr heilway between Brasses wwl linrovrlteees we open foe wank Howie conveyed et ...lent* raw Ws esilweee bring alway• ed. swte torten • leevereble pportunoty for Ivy vt arty ell parts 4.4 Girialany "MIS heater 11.11 hr.// 1,“. :01 en ylvertl by Ire. tsr lilt EAST ANGLIAN, In • few days. rele Pe ..11FULN Id 1.1; the Gl'vTAr WANA, frost Ilorvely.tners, t a few lay.. Is 10/110..1 by the tt Luskton." and other lilt. Ire ht. awe, ▪ f night. pa.k.ge. &posy at Clesstle's Calvert& Oath Went M'., or to PHI WITS, UALVIS, amid PIIILLUITS, 1. 1t......1.1ane, LC. 'IHE BRITON LIFE NNW NU I [LOU LI►I Oaces: NA West +WNW, ASSOCIATION, sad ASSURANCE COMPART. mi I Idoeeptesionnt. Lorlia D SWIM. M D. ---- M. Medias, Emu. FALL r Jana Dukc, Wet., ALL, Jake Propert. Eat w. low Smith, MD. • Chsa Hastlucx, M.D.. D.O L 'mark Webb. ray. I:BAlats•a •u owes Ituamm.—Oserse M. Barlow, M.D. Dercre lintlatian.—lrrand• Webb. Ilaq. I y th.. peroliarix .•ootable wesaaer d dividing the MOM. poloies loot .1 b) this Associates Isseame payable during hfetime of the motion assured without extra preminni haiing I.'ol In form • period of five years. all policies 141•Itit volas and Indisputable. Attenti..o la doectcd b. tts. facility afforded by this Institution w the moir-.oa.c. of .1. cloud or dimmed Ikea The experience thr lame star of o. dual "Mews connected with this assn. anon bas stalled the .ilrec - ors to prepare a sat of tablas, whkh my belicie piaci au. 1. linu on aa oquitattla twain, ID reLatioa • MINI assured no.i. Is.rs of the Company. trashlipl Mr.lnshittelidanta who are slanted by proposals to bb me, ,moulted as the medical act, io.ra of the Ilbect•rs, by *N.° all el...heal fees are discharged. Leery 41.11 k fliill , rll of Life assurance transacted. terms for &lac with -I I r apertures surd e,try tuf.rraatausi, may ▪ kad on appliembe M E. - EN T. IlAwayr WA Secretary. AppLicaUmia loe Avenel... are imitaa. O:IOtYtHACLIE.—HOWARD'S ENAMEL, for XTIMPING Dris'AYKD TEETH, however large the savity. Ls used hi a soft state, witlii,ut pressure or pain, and hardem t. a white ....encl. It remains in the tooth many y ran: me eltraettoil toutse,:auiry, aai arresting the decay. toe Isia ma claims:Ll. said by all es/mists seJ meltalms War& Price to 1111TH iotl!xpeufable wr Wise entitle, ST. JollN'it-Wisulf AND PORTLAND-TOWN PROVI DENT Disrmoissr.—Tbe sevesteeeth annual general meet ing of this iustitiotion was held on Thursday evening, in the borml-room of tb. establishment, Ordirancerued, St. John's. wood ; Major Heredord in the chair. The bon. secretary (Mr. E. F. Seeley) read the report, which expressed setae. faction ut the progress and efficient working of the dispen sary. The committee had sot only been enabled to extend Me benefits of the institution, but had discharged the debt cm the building. Diming the veer so lee than 1,291 cases W lime attended to by the medical officers ; of these 13 bad proved faud. The number of deaths was smaller than many years pest. which in no noon degree was to be attri buted to the great rare, atteutioo, and skill bestowed by the medical Akers, to whom Hawke were justly due. The dispeorry had an especial claim upon the inhabitant. of St. John'r.wood, from its aft wiling relief only to those who were provident enough to contribute a tulle to obtain it, sad by which an immense cumber of persons who would shrink from gratuitous relief were enabled to receive medi cal aid. The efficiency of the institution meld Dot bow .ever be inaistained without a continuance of voluntary con tributions and donations. Including the previous balance of fief. 3e. 4d., the receipts had been 4651. 12e. 3d., of which. after defraying the oecossary expeoditare sad pro viding for the payment of outstanding hills, Ac., there was sa actusl balanoe of Mil. Ile. Aio, and feuded stock 45W. 13e. 701. The report having been adopted, the Rev. H. W. Bledrlwk was unanimously reelected president, assol the Imedical and other officers were re•elected. Major Berea feed was sleeted treasurer. is the room of W. M. Tempts, Fop, dames d. The Mee. Dr. Peel sad 11. Lusk, Esq., , M., were elected rico-presidsats, ths besiesee closing with ' Omaha to the chairman. IGOVIRMIIIIIT EMICIIIATION.—Her Majesty's End roam Oceemeekeen baring ebartemd the Abysistaii, of 1,072 toms, behraiksi to MOOR Horton sad Noah. of Lembo. for the imarryasse el 'magma to Sydney, New South Wales, that ship ruled from Plymouth on the 4th instant, under the comma ei ititin William Puochard, with the following, via. 24 .nuked °peplos, 166 sifigle MIMI -effe 147 awes wawa, 17 boys, sed4ls girls, between the epee of ' elm sad Mtess yams, sad 12 islasts, making a total of 404 =II soak, to 376 statute adults, seder the can of Simeon I Thomas Mater, ..slidby 14. Michael F. ' --"- selssassaber, sad Mrs. Mlagebh Brody Solna. 5011101 WM YU mono' pwwsoc.. rd b. r 3/.1,17 • maib. The Wareing or ether marls are sweated es 4.11 from Llympool. sAllas at Cart to melee the meat • sitt.U.AvIAN, for NEW TOIL E flaturday, rob. Ili p. m ownre NM minds ter Wirer swd rrs. Mbe Roma rod at N... I.lti me board the LOLLS. Karma. t - AN 1.14. for la IN, soloed'', 6h.l L yr*. ram. to. 44.14144 sumer. in WWI provisions, bat rttra mom or lionon —To N.li Mal Mit" chief rats att. ormad maim, an, To VG% TN% dist ael% ; etc. I rental to uutt i, Ds*" sr IMP Tort. Liz eta, ant 5 per rot prtmote..—A J. F..* IL latest London, U. Comte, Wiwi sal IA Mr Es s rwie .1. Sena, sri 1 - aw her. Queenstown: O. ad C. maw. a. Mew twit. isccrlnwt. VEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to v sok Twill. innet.—Ths LivIRTOM. NM YORE. 11'UIL(DELY11 I A etLAII , SH I P COM PA N Y alarilLeh- Ora folbpsoterri Ism Screw Samemshtps, earns at Eros. L... whorl p memarre and despatches. ash:Ars: WOOLLY thole LIVERPOOL FOR NEW TOIL ETNA. Fr . J. CITY OE NEW TUSK Wednesday. P.S. It CITY 11l WAvkIINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. W. Mohan', meeeeditia Wodneeday. Cris Pamirs. is. I:. sad 21 "WOWS. socarding to the edam. Nina Enos vril liwealto a guineas. Menthols all prscroes Any yarrow, farrow& sod the tasters Slates booted mob es very a mentameas For further reticular to WILLIAM INMAN, IS. Wateratrer, Liverpool. se to 'sad MATEY. 41. Wag Willisrelsort, City. HILLIPPB e GHAVES, sld PHILLIPPS eat repsict tila rarresirril Ingbdint Marro r r.., ItrYMPN. the ° CIIWAN. WARISIMIY ~.slop. Feb. IR ib.c.iydown Ypres: 12. al, aid lee. Return Delude I at • rue slot • MIL —lhr lailway between Rrevises and lirmireirhavra le open for user Donde mioveyerl et ...horst. raw. Be , On twin.: always .Accowthle. this route orten • favourable, unit) for mrric for arty MI parts of Germany "Alla odlatf ".4trthrr , 3 on rl•wil by to.. !sr cifYLSll.‘o:t.‘. the EAST ANGLIAN, In a few days. Uorerheboo, Err titif DEN 14 1.0. the Gl'vTAr WANA, front Dorwlyilawa. a few tem. I. 10e followed by the amnion." and other Reich dranirn Es int...ht. psi...v. appsy at Citsytin's retrial 011 es. nt elrena or to riilW PPS, tiIAVIS, sad MUM* its.s.l.lour. L C. HE BRITON LIFE ASSOCIATION, sad NEW Del LISLE WS ASSURANCE COIIPAET. Oakes: NA West ittrard. sad I Monsprstrat„ Dar& SUOMI& A Plow, W R. Porridge, Er. PAUL .r Jams Duke, Rut. AIL. Asks Propert, Ems M.P. W. Cyber Smith, M D. Clos. Itanthic.. M.D. D.O L Smarts Webb, ray. CIAILISIAS rmt Ituamm.—Oserse R. Brio's. M.D. Deem' rin Atrim. —tremor W.N. Seq. by lb. perinlarli quiteble imager git dividing the Creels. .1 thLe AsewciAtiam ream payable .hwing lifetime . tlw person soured without extra premium. r having to rime • period of live years, all pullatee sh.olutely Assail and inilisputabie. Atrintiou Is dimeteil to the facility afforded by this Inetindlosi .r the moiramie of .1. chord or dimmed Urea The experience tic lars start of m airs! "mere connected with this Are. 0..1% has ?raided the .ilree - ors to prepare • set of tables, whkk I 'visit ph... on, li lives on ea •quitattia footing in ',tattoo "Orr meurrd noon Inn of the Company. hodilled Allen...ls who an slanted by proposals II I....watton . uwltc.l as the 'ordeal 245in:re of the wt.,. by .sh,en all rectal fees tire Mohamed. leery 4. tiption of Life Assurabee transacted. terms fro hi, I. Ntb dr lot, rropertuses Wad every ior,rrustion, mai hrl oa applinetem 1011 N MEW-ENT, F hr. Manager and/Secretary. .13.:tratione tor Aftsciril see 0W"... TOOTHACHE.—HOWARD'S ENAMEL, foi stool NO DECAYED TEETH. however large the why Is Steel In a soft state, without pressure or pain, mid hardew ti • white It remain, in the tooth many y ran eit extraction mom:Lamm, .ad arresting the decay. Ise nes cn..1....4 Sur by MI slwasista sat =Niro Mee Is. HITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable Perwotal Attraction. sod to health awl longevity by peeper unotn,ti. uof heel kola LAND,' • Wu". to. or ILL US.NTIVIIti'r, compounded of oriental ingredients, Ineatimmide value ti, preserving and beautifying the teeth, milthening gum% anti In nit iog a pleoung fragrance, to breath It eradir .idie. tartar from the teeth, removes mote hp intent decay, awl 'adobes toil preserves the enamel, to h h it nothol. a pea: like ohne:nese. IL. iiivalliabl= sties have obtatiod dm patronage of royalty and the .y d turop mid it is wil•cpally lu loth repute. Rine cid. per too Sold by A Howland awl Sons, yo. Hallow den, and by Chemists and rerhonerar. Ask fur " liowlmods to - N EFFECTUAL It EMEDY. —LAM BERT'S A. TII M kilt' IS ki.•4 A %I, wittiest confining the bowels ee lag the hinol, truly elficachms sad pleasant, la admitted to best medicine for inimedistely relieving cough., colds, cases of asthma, and incipient consumplim. It fee. tly cares penona whom the faculty pronounce Incurable, fleshly allays the tiraline which provokes frequent coughing. approaching conoiloption its Arista are truly beneticiaL ns &Tema of sleep. or even lying down fur lost of sulfite*. may ii.pen.l 111 'chef In a few minutes after taking IL- -1 only mol sold by W. LtklllhaT, chemist, to, Jenny's. Haymarket. and hy W druggists, la bottles 1314.. and • quantities in one, A. ad. emelt be particular and ask for here's Mamma, Dam& The same and address is engraved stomp. STHMA, 1311ORTNE8Sof BREATH, BRON- l'i ILGIA, I.EJllhly relived and cured by L 4 lll - 1 (TO ticirriv.4 ;Pcctiwal rumigatols'. The smoke, implant p,nctratcs Into the chest, calms the whole ;terr- aria's, hienttAtes expectoration, end assists the Inactions of la ..r^-ohs of redniction —T. Lee aple„ K d'Aemeter- r2 B. Parit Pews Is. ed. a box. gold la Leaden by V, Chemist, Haymarket. UCHAN'S SUGAR-COATED BARBA- • kILIA PILLa.-11t le a well known fact that mesa. II the greatest purifier of the blood la the world. Keep pore. the bowel. regular, and defy the doctor. These the root of each diem., mod am for the ease of ailment incidental .o man, woman, and child, each me all li ma ma ,be esln, indigestion, bilious, liver, and stomach Planda, poeral wrakun s. gout, rheumatism, lumbago, • in the mob., headaches, sorethrusta. arid every complaint .1 I y of the bowel,, obatructed perepfirattim, determcated anti niallealth bleed.—Patent Medicine Ware- . Is, I=rnen drew.. London. tabolesale ban b.> and Coo TS. Plarkeiplon.street and from all Is bottled le. ISt, Is &L. 41 Ild. arid Us. NNEFORIYS PIIRE FLUID MAGNESIA km Mem darting tweutydhe years, einOnalcal/y sane- ley the medial prodeesion, sad ainirmia4 accepted by petite. m Me Wet remedy for acidity of the stossack, 1u for Smut, and usitration. and as • mad a P e. for d lo ite e.s.stioanot,msot essevisily for ladies sod It is prepared, Y • ask of prefect purity and mien:it., ua 111 DUX UMW scud Co., lit, hew sod sAI by all immectable chemist* lout car world. EICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE ruasrs.lassitssa b So lassl shattered ectuatUutinas works. Pollute be L,,,the efforts ars persessot& tation auvessacy.—aril Is Nom with full instructions, la, or four isawillthel M ie mod says p of remitlamalleir eesiallps—bale 1•110 'tract, Irma Tosoriris. AIN ill the HEAD, BACK, and • ltn-wn in she pro_ die au wisher lalleemse 'alt a r them adeenits thus PAW LIM IPILIA t-••. 7 LOOLILTS sr/ ow, Cruaitooss, MA. h ".• Peke is I gal. arl Y WWI pieta, llaeai • v. its x =vomitus, lIIINIALL DZIALITT. 41n published. price 1., past Tree from the Author Well MEDICAL ESSAY on tin CAUSE= rRE ..t retniAnai DICLINS la AAA, will' pleb for perfect rostaistion to WY* amid viper, Ye moll • toe years' socceadalpeaetimela tbliteeatmeallef Arse Salsa Ifs, requbmi dawn Mad t • ambiltlor - ".ewa if. by Dr. J. I. Mink Ils Albsessedsona. 11,. Conduit. Camentlatkima is NEL ad I att• tract el n.• boded., la saylau to lemsmamber m = s t the ho ill hoot w not ha fend lettw of weal, .pOpf Of ~MM Yam. Ilk img J. Yes. 16. Wainlibarr. „ J. era. 'art.. Wale ...... fad tro.-.. IVEXTRA and LAST MORNING PER- I FaitIIANCK of the PANTOMIMR will take plow on mu,slist toot, Pelt 10, at 2 o'clock, at the PRINCESCrS 1 ell El IT E. in e. nn eof :he numerous spindle:Slone for Thin morning the Convention between Great ier , * i'hildwil half Mite Will r riNul'ox ilkfi 0 1115 I : A' ; Britain, Span", and Frunze, signed October 31, was issued The rot. %bob r John 11.eli lu, In which lie will display his from umee. al Slights on the Tratere L la Leotard. the parliamentary printing-office. The preamble de ' clams that these powers, " feeling themselves compelled by GALLERY of FINE ARTS. the arbitrary and vexatious conduct of the authorities of L F. "UM' it. L 4 opposite St. Jamey ' s the republic of Mexico to demand from those authonties Takes, ltklitiVED train St mid SS, ltetblastie.pnor. I SION efficacious protection for the persons and properties of UN PARALLELED SUCCESS. Engagement their subjects, as well us a fulfilment of the obligations id Iliot CONSTANCE, the must pure: fat CONTRALTO in the worl.L contracted towards their Majesties by the republic of With unbounded Kratillentlon. the pmertctors of The LONDON Mexico, have agreed to conclude a convention with a view FAVIIJON announce that they hate had the row fortune to elk- to combine their common action." writhe in et the tiling and woudertul r.....d1et of the dm Wise (*.detain., lIN/INAN extraordinary 'Laurel gualittteteons. I , The articles of the treaty are as follows : Her v.ios is nusintabie Jar purity of tone and swcetne,a of I •• Art. 1. Her Majesty the Queen of the United Ring emit. tattoo, anti them I. a chasm In all sin: undertakes ~. that raite , 4 tail to produce the most id..f..niel delight until of Great Britain and Ireland, her Majesty the Queen and artoilishmewl indeed. it I. 11111M1.111•It• to dee nue of Spain, and Lis Majesty the Emperor of the French, en the meeptom eireeded this talented &M.P.. tier entrance each gage to make, immediately after the signature of the evening has been the signal lot an outburst of the RIOS( cordial a. cloniottrow. end OM sonitement a the audience has litcp..e..l present convention, the necessary arrangements for du. now the when here kin bees transported to a peony.= of patching to the coast of Mexico, combined navel and mili mithisiOn. rat LONDoN PATTI' lON, 1 tary forces, the strength of which shall be determined by a tlebasesestrest, top of the Haymarket. ', further interchange of communications between their AD111•11Wi t arm. bd.. balcony, Is governments, but of which the total shall be DACING ACADEMY, 36, Ablerhgate i ,t me t . ' sufficient to seize and occupy the several fortress's irriteiril. ADTICL—The tire NEATOLITAIT WALTZ and military positions on the Mexican coast. The 111JADRILLS. Willibl, all, Wight by the fi rst teacher In Lon- commanders . of U. allied forces shall be, moreover, Sea, lir. T. YOUNU , illoillf LION DA T. F.konentary Instr. , - .. o . . the .. ...... which may he tan, Thursday! end Fridays. Or. t loy.r. popular Quadrille sum rued to execute 04,1 4: °For"' Parties every Wolimadaysaptlisturlay. Admission, WE considered, oa the spot, most imitable to effect the object specified in She preamble of the gement convestice, and ape- QTEVENB /ea SON_t Wine and Sliirit MorclutpuL effically to ensure the oscura/ of fossigsk residents. All the 1.3 IFIRITI•iii NM COIAMIAL SPlllitn.--Stovens and Van's 101.11.11 Din has bmg been known for its superiority of qu ality, measures contemplated is this article shall be taken in the ottoman. sad tomer . Its high quality Is maintained. ' Willi name and oo account of the high contraotieg parties, with- Ulu. so. 44.1 . IlOs.ithsse II , stlion . big test quality and strength, out reference to the titular d lan.. Int . 4tl per n. bitty, superior Ilighlas.l, Ins., tie , Irish, lus. per lon. Ruin, all Jamaica. I,la id , 1!4., veerempi choler, 17a. per nation. Shrill.. Its. ed. &Sian brandy, brown , or pair. Is Kepner".. Iffittsh Cordiob, 11, elc to addition out w execute them. par nationality of the forces " Art. 2. The hi g h contracting parties engage mot to seek to thealmte Stevens sad Sue keep Schiedam Holland'. 17s. per ' for themselves, in the employment of the coercive measures pal. MI, 365. per &nen can. All 'mods delivered free whine five contemplated by the present convention, any acquisition of I Wise. Terms sada—ie. Illabotatratuatfeet Within. I territory aor any special advantage, and not exercise in the internal affairs of Mexico any influence of a nature to icejudice the right of the Mexican nation to choose and to coustitute freely the form of its government. " Art. 3. A commission, composed of three commisaioaers —one to be named by each of the contracting poWON.— shall be established with full authority to determine all questions that may arise as to the application or distribution of the sums of money which may be recovered from Mexico, having regard to the respective rights of the three contract ing parties. " Art. 4. The high contracting parties desiring, more over, that the measures which they intend to adopt should not bear au exclusive character, and being aware that the government of the United States on its part has, like them, claims to enforce upon the Mexican republic, agree that immediately after the signature of the present convention a copy thereof shall be communicated to the government of the United States ; that that government shall he in vited to accede to it ; and that in anticipation of that ac cession their respective ministers at Washington shall be , at once furnished with hill powers for the purpose of concluding and signing, collectively or separately, with the plenipotentiary designated by the President of the United States, a convention ideatie, save the suppression of the present article, with that which they sign this day. But as by delaying to put into execution Article* I. std 11. of the present convention, the high contracting parties would incur a risk of failing in the object which they desire to attain, they have agreed not to defer, with the view of ob. Landes the accession of the government of the United States, the commencement of the above-mentioned operations beyond the time at which their combined foram ens bs assembled in the neighbourhood of Vera Cruz. "Art. 5. The present convention shall be ratified, and the ratifientioos thereof shall be exchanged at London within 15 days. In witness whereof the respective plenipoten tiaries have signed it, and have affixed thereto the seal of their arms. Dose at London, in triplicate, the 31st day of the month of 001411 r, in the year of our Lord 1861. (L.S.) .• itusaria. (LB.) " TATUM DX Wu= ilaaJ "PLawmum" VALUES at GOLD. —WATIIERSTON and ' , BROOM. Br the hdermatioa of ths TGWU .ml their , siunerows !Wawa 101 00 mete the tollowithy anuouneenand re. 1 gamma the VALUZ el GOLD. teeing persuaded that the into- rests u 1 the Mr Wader and the peddle will be alike protected by Ow wide eareulthiws of losowlet on this subject. Gold being llobted lute It poets or carats. it follows that geld of 14 carata Is., is Ile earate..4.l 3 GT carats .. Al 11 10 worth .14 4 114 17 wets.. I 0 I a war .. 1 I at per MOM 111 cants.. I II 74 7 swath .. 1 4 I 113 carats.. 4 1 4 116 earths.. 111 1 6 larath • • 1 1 Si *I carats (British 14 carats.. I 11 64 II waft .. 4 17s 1 stattdard) 317 104 13 canto.. 1 6 11 6 Meth.. 014 Se 11 carat.. 314 4 111 carats.. 1 S Id 1 3 ands .. •10 74 10 thesis.. 1 111 04 111 nests.. 119 1 Swags .. 0 7 1 le earths.. 3 7 3 10 wrath.. 111 44 1 dorsi— 6 3 44 Illthabetery. 11. Itharietth-streth Covest•pardeis , W.C., Loudon. 4=zadem of Maths sad Jewellery for la. oath. N.B This birth sit II la the enowiss, Nod ea Saturdays Nees doled!. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. w 11109 4 1103111, 71 sol 1. GOODO&STIZIT. W. EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and BEDS. BROWN RIOTRISRS hive seine of time owl °complete and ow Wed knows. Peek up to a very small spore for travelUmm. sod adapted for bone ors import, sollitary, owl Woad& Cato boom free. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN rooms a largo joint of meat with * mere handful of COWL The saving is humane.. the meat is beautifully roasted It every part, nicely browned all own , . dad ell the Fury and nutritious gm,perties *named. 25.. N.H. Those rising sifeeta an produced by icisallee curo-entratlon of bud. BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's delight . ma infallible amdbod of meta; this tsvuesido wastSibis to perfeellos. Fries fit, 7a., Ss. BaRLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the Housemaids friend, warrsaled to saes eau tea of sods ta three. Ma Ili ed. ;Will last 10 years.) lIARLOWII PATENT CASK STAND. No JLP waats, et asEinisat dtsiarltod l U 1 Will tom las ems is . moat& Pries s. sad spoon/ HARLOW'S SELF-ACTLNG SYPHON TAP. .11., No serf peg mistral ; so was W hoar par sa yaw Prtoa as. 6L . 40.16 @WV* dust to labia BARLOW, panto.. la. Illaasiowbogra lee that Ma saw sal adAraa la al gamy • all °than an spurious traltalloas. Pavaviala Islablaimt4 DAVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, le. 4d. end la OIL par lb. rims IlribMstimis. Weeds plinomposent Pan, la ed.. genuine wu it ; Genius was, lA ad.; botanic was, : patent sperm, la : campoeits, PK, and the best 4 14 . 11. ; metallic toe Paleness Yapa. it maganins, Pld.. daps, samaids, bd.. Calais aU. fa YL pee palled ; peed soap, ida, NIL. 44. mid Pia. per Ililba : mottled, Saa.. old brown Windsor, la Pi par gasket; 410111121011 brows Windsor, la: white Windsor. is, 461.; Idasay, u 4d. glycerfoe and almnd, la per bwr—lor cask at IL r. DAVIE,/ mad SONS old-establishad pare lieses, al, it. Martla'sdeas, aierisigraroas. l..ados. WC. A meeting wee held on Thursday evening at the ilablonine Hotel, upon an invitation addressed to the inhabited" and owners of property in the square, "to take into consideration the present state of the enclosure in Leicesteroquare—to obtain information as to the righte of the inhabiteets and owners of surrounding property in relatiou thereto—and to adopt such measure' for restoring the same to an unincumbeeed condition u may be pried. ' cable." Xt. Nind, prspristor of the lablonitre Hotel, was cancel to the amts.. He drew attention to the aireumsbutees under which the present condition of the square bad arisen. He stated that in 1851, owing to the neglect in keeping up of the enclosure by the freeholder upon whom that duty devolved Under a decree in Chancery, the ger&ra ground of the square had become a receptacle for all kinds of abomination& A proposition was then made to construct an elegant temporary building for the exhibition of • gigantic model of the globe, such building to be constructed exclusively of iron and glass, and to remain there for three years only, the building to be thee removed end the nudes restored. Deluded by these fair promises some of the inhabitants gave their concurrence, whereupon the present structure, differing eutirely from that sti pulatd for, was erected, and has remained to the present time, offering the dilapidated add unsightly sp lenetic* which has drams discredit upon the locality, and operating to the detriment of the business of the sur rounding inhabitente. He also stated that it was reported, upon apparently good authority, that projects were on foot fur the future occupation of the building complained et, se a cafe ehaotent, and as an equestrian circus ; end concluded by calling upon the inhabitants to unite in whatever mum were open to there to restore the equate to a donut said creditable condition. Resolutions were unanimously a denouncing the alleged deception which had been p d re:lt towards the inhabitants en to the present structure in the encloser" appestat's a ooronaittee to inquire what right. exist in referee°, to the matter, and the beet mans for their enforcement ; else for the creation of • guarantee fund to meet the expenses of so doing. The same=acted upon immediately, and a sum considerably 111001. wu at once subscribed, and further amount promise& A resolution was also pseud approving tho measure of Lord Redeadas sow Ware parliament, for dealing with open spaces and gardens in London and pre serving them for the public benefit, and expressive of the hops that the present cue might be found to be one that could be diets with wader the bill. A vele al thanks w the elnierma terminated the pro. eistlines. ROYAL HoandostrusaL &cum —An ordinary general meeting of this weileLe a res bold yesterday io the conned room, at the Guam, ; Went. werthildka, Bad.. vMoireedgee&M l ter ilai llVr i when Ito wards of lOU candidates were :Ng kr. and duly elected fellows. Among the names we milked the following r—The Lode Lilfoed, lade Byres, Lady Louth, Hon. W. B. THR EXPOS! OF AItIIIINITION.--(FRom LAST Penman, M.P. • gr. Archdall, M.P. • Wood W. H. Nwets GAZZITIL)—At the Court at Osborne House, Isle S kes, M.P.; liev. Sir E. Jodrell, Hirt ; Lieutenant. of Wight, the sth day of February, 1862 , present the T. Oliver, Major.Clensul Hay, Lieutenant-Colonel Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. It in this Mama , " day ordered by her Majesty la Connell that the pro. MENZINGS OF SCIINTIVIC SOCUETIIII FOR !HZ hibitions now subsisting, under bar Majesty's Orden In n OBOlO wzre•— Monday - 11 014 1 Academy, B ,_ "55111P tare " Kr. Westmeath Geographical. Be. Toodsl --- Council of the :kith day of November and the 4th day of Hor i imilturd. 1, A nn i versary Syro•Egyptiaa, 7e, " An- December. 1861, on the exportation or carrying coastwise Sent Syrian Philoeby,ev. Mr. Cowper • from the Islands d Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, and Sark, Mr. Booms. Royal lostitution, 3, "Physi ology of the and the Isle of Man, respectively, of gunpowder, saltpetre, Illeases," Mr. MarshalL Engineers, 8, "Iron-plated Ships," oitrato of soda, brimstone, arms, ammunition and military Mr. Samuda. Zoological, 9, " Chart of Great Britain," rec., Dr. Gunther. Wednesday —Graphic, 8. &musty of Arta, storm (including percussion caps and tubes), and lead, be, 8, ~E cononik , Appli . t i on e M r. s tiiii f or & and the said several prohibitious are hereby taken off. And lberoseopkal, 8, Anniversary. Literature, 41. Arcluelogi. the lieutenut.governors of her Majesty's Islands of Jersey, Gal Association, 81" Excavations at Cirencester," Profs'. Guernsey, Alderney, and Sark, and the Isle of Man, re. sor Buckman ; • rracry of Monmouth," Mr. Wakeniao. Thursday—Rol o agthedemy, "Painting ," Mr. Hart. Phi 'untidily, fur the time being, are to give the accessary & institution, 3, "Heat," ProL Tyodall. directions herein as to them may appertain. Royal, 84, Amtiquaries, gj, Friday—Astronomical, 3, bind= aSTURNED TO SZIAVZ IN THE Fanelli! Ansavermiy. Royal Ininitution, 8, "Mr. Graham's Re- PARLIAMENT. —Sir Percy Burrell, of Knepp Castle, in the searches in Dialyse," Dr. Oiling. flaturda,y—Asiatic, 3. county dSumer, Bart. for the borough of New Shoreham, Royal Institution, 3, "English Learns," Rev. A. J. in the room of Sir Cheilet , Merrik Burrell, Bart., deceased. D'Onsey. —Gazette. THY ORSAT PYTHONISSII AT THE ZOOLOGICAL WHITEHALL, Fan. s.—The Surrey Reformatory OSEDEIL—AA adrertimateat frem the z° 4 ° l lM for Girls, in the Wandsworth-road, in the county of Surrey, announces that at the society's gardens " the python has been certified by the Secretary of State as fit to be a may he now seen incuhatiel her eggs ." The egg 'sling reformatory school, under, the provisions of the s ta tus. occurred four weeks ago. zee plethoric condition of the 17 awl DI Vick, c. 81i. -tlazette. serpent occasiouoi uneasiness. Some supposed that she Lad THIC HARTLEY COLLIERY RELIEF FUND. —The bolted a stray blanket; it was considered whether some thing might be does to relieve the great reptile, total amount received up to last evening by the Lord when she excluded, as well as the keeper can estimate, Mayor, for the relief of the su ff erers by the Hartley cans about one hundred eggs. These, enclosed in • white trophe, was 13,501/1., of which keg. was received during leather-like substance, are about the eke of those of a yesterday mai *tv of a dirtv-white ted AUfdRALIAN ANNIVERSARY DINNER.—The an- d b r e ... th e l n - br e: - Among smal l c" ,e eggs, niversary dinner commemorative of the establishment of and many are indented—probably by the great pressure the Australian colonies this year will take place on Wolper of the serpent's body. It is remarkable that this prolific day next, the 12th, at the Freemasons' Tavern, Sir Janice T. exclusion of spr, which might be supposed to have ex- Palmer in the chair. Of the distinguished visitors who handed the animal and consequently excited hunger, has have nmepted invitations and promised to he present on the hail apparently an opposite effect. At all event., the rep. occasion are the Duke of Newcastle, the Chancellor of the tile has not broken fast for 23 weeks, her husband having, Exchequer, Lord Stanley, Lord Clarence Paget, Sir John meanwhile, indulged in occasional rabbits. Once, and once Pekington, Load Echo, Lord Alfred Churchill, Sir R. blur- only (says the damns) has the keeper seen her absent chives, &c. , from her interesting incubatory operation ; sad then, before MEETING Or CON VOCATION.—This body assemble] ho could get round to the back of the cage to have a better in terms of adjournment yesterday morning, at • quarter 'law of the eggs, she was on them spin. In fact, she much to eleven o'clock, in the Jerusalem Chamber. West- resembles an old hen with a brood, puffed up by maternal minder. The meeting was, however, simply pro fined, pride sad conceit, and is in • highly excitable condition. being for the purpose of moving a further adjournment to It will be interesting to watch the result. Immediately Tuesday next, when both houses will assemble for the opposite the pythoness a she is • lively member of the viper despatch of binned ; the sittings to be continued over the family, which was batched 113 the gardens in 1860 from au throe following days. egg ; and we understand that a boa we born in Paris from THE "ENGLISH" or THZ QUERN'S SPZECH.— an egg hatched by the female. Thus the Zoological Society May we take the liberty of once more asking the (mediae, may reasonably look forward to au increased its interesting who is responsible for the construction of " The Queen ' s collection of reptile, ; and though the fellows we not pro. ISpeech ! We are ant sticklers for pedantic accuracy ; belly particularly desirous to have an accretion of one bun , bat, surely, in a document which is supposed to be droll pythons to their stock, yet • few lively baby pythons read by the whole world, and incorporated with the his. would undoubtedly be an impulsed addition to the attrac ts', of the nation, some little respect might be shown for tics of their unrivalled wiles. during the ensuing season, the requirements of common sense, to say nothing of whoa our metropolis will he ermitild by eightemalag the ordinary laws of grammar ! What, for instance, an I 'Wien. WO to uuderstaad by the appreciation of the public of THS FLOGGING AT DITINGOA2I.—It bi not stus "the noble character of him, the greatness of whale lONS prigs& however, that Mr. Tilting should be puzzled at to her Majesty and to the adios is so justly sod so waiver- Mr. Jiackson's bedienatioa ; for it a ppears that, in the, Nally felt nod lamented." What Ina the late Prime Cosset redden prudes of the wheel at Uppingitsin, the flogging lost to her Majesty ! And is it treeless to say that the of youths of 19 is "a light pasishment fur routine affairs." greats. he of her lora is lamented by her Majesty's subjects? It is not likely that any public censure will have much Would they DOW be glut if the Queue had • husband of effect on • gentleman whose notions of propriety and whom it would have been no calamity to be dep ri ved? Apia, good feeling are framed upon this standard. For the how does a person feel when be "frusta that he has ao num delinquencies of pedag ries of this stamp there is but to apprehend!" It may be legitimate to say "I bop* that I one effective reinedl. • good old "Faustrecht" is the may hope; ' cc " 1 bola that I have no edema not to hoes ooly code to which Le is likely to pay obedience. When he in which cue the phrase, "I trust that I have no reason fin the prestige' inconvenience of flogging a youth of that not to trust" may mum How shall we expose the bungling age, Its will leaving that indulges** of his taste for govern. imbecility of the sentence following the allusion to Memoo ! meet. Indeed, the mystery of the whole treasadion that —"Ted cooveotion, and papers relating to that subject say educated English youth of 19 should have been found will be laid before you!" la the convention the subject! s pkidess enough to submit himself to this extreme of if so why double the nominative cue! if not, why priggish insolence. We ones asked a French sehoolinastar identify them with a common " that." Once more, how t of experience whether corporal punishment was employed can " tempo rary causes produce considerable pressure and in his school! His answer was, that no roaster's life would privation! What is " pressure?" And if an engineer he safe who should offer such ae indignity to has boys. It wants to produce considerable pressure, where must he look is strange that the spirit of English young men should be can for • tiimPorsi, muse !” Surely. the government might far tamer than that of French boys. We are very sera, I vatviess to some British school teacher to put the however, that a master who should offer to fl og a grown - up ,rs speech into tolerable English for them I —Sunday youth, and should get • good sound drubbing for his pains, would meet with very little sympathy from the English Trig How. CAPTAIN DROMIIOND.—We but would be rather emitakted on the atiquisi. ran) are glad to ken that the accident to this ratismaa of • salutary naval himea.— rfissi Review. „, has not bees of go serious • nature as was reported. Cap- SiZIOIIII ACCILINT TO • SPORTSILAN. — We re tain Drummed has returned to lechbrakis, sad is needy yet to slate that alerioae accident occurred to Mr. Smith, convalescent whilejoialieg the three on Wednesday. The meet was at A threatening notice was received, through the Utley, sear Mks, and is crossing a foam, Mr. Smith's Post-oaks cm the Ist inetaak by Mr. Buysenia bores turaird a sosaermult, pitching its rider to • consider. foreman in the woollen factory of the Mama Mabee% d able distance. Mr. Smith fell heavily on his left shoulder, li c a t e• M the catlitY d WlNtalethik hi. sad aid unfortunately broke his collar bone. Every assistance two English spinners, if they did Pot leave Bairwen immediately rendered, aod Mr. led* fa ties evens of runt. The motive assigned fee this °Maar is I t . b . = the evealem MY removed to his home at Norton Lees. English Indiums hem heeler ekmedene he their feller where the hectare was attended to by Mr. Geo. Booker, labours+. • few nights Mime Resineek was ameialtml by Eiy We ••• teed be mem , that the patient 1•••••di • • . mem puree% t• eakeees , whoa pain hems from sights sad that the Mnalliteam wens Ilar•imehk meek inorniag.--1110thlbsiereshod MR. MIXT (ALFRED WEBB MILES) 111 W Al' rm N AND WIDTKII STOCK for tbs World-Was& Sento ANGOLA lea TIMM& Is ■nw replete and real) for insp.:Dm Maas Troosen wars wittinated by Mr. Milos, lrbasooslyaskinuals 73. SIP a /114STKCST, HANOVER-SQUADS sod srlsa la sot esesnened with any person lashattag sal slyer Using la his mow lIITADLISKAD Illa 111111111/AILT. INL PECTACUIX, improved by HARRIS and 1.3 SON. will 'most certainly emery' lb. *IL Bettor motor be mode. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, 161.; steel, with thwww, 30. tile. Gold and Sliver Spectacles sad ISywOlaiees I. peed variety, at equally low prices. lianie's o t Glass, od post free. THOS. HAULS OM SUS, to Use Royal Vaulty, opposite the British Mamma Lowluti. Vatahlished ITeO. tbuttweL traveller. employed. A SWEETHEART for Is.—RIMMEL'S PER- Il'MI:D SENSATION VALENTINE. -The Aweetlusart." belatottfully Illustrated. Alm Jammers perfumed V►lentine of the Language al Flower , , nee and elegant designs. Sold by all the trade at la. Sent by post for 14 stamps.—lWAYEL. per fumer. 96, Strand: and at, tornbill, London: sad 17. boldeverd des Indents. Para ROBERT COCKS and Co.'s Newest MUSICAL PrBLICATIONS. 1.400 sun ore wthowv.o WALKS. A National Prayer. Weeds by W. S. P AA.S.MOIII. Lurie by W. T. Wanlllo7l. Appseprlately Illustrated. ta. 60. IN 3111.1110ttl —llis late Royal Highness the Prince COMA. Harry fin Nano. with appropriate Illustration. By ItittaLNY iticHana. Int!, EDITION. —III3IILTON'S UN RIVALLED PIANOFORTE The Publishers. Hobert Cocks am► Co,. lies their friends sad the tr.ole to labor them with their orders right ut ten days in selvsuee, as. in ron,equener of the Immense demand for this wort, s ditileulty Is cuustsatly found In supplying it promptly to order. - i.: : .!;4 - [; ., EDITIOIi. 7 IIAMILTIIN'A MODERN INSTRUTIONS . for PIANO. Entattte.l by Passer. Seventy, it,ges. from elan bale engraved plum .• Imitated by iii. equalled by none." HAMILTON'S MODERN INSTRUCTION', tor SINGING. - _ . , . . ryth E.110.n. a. RAIIILTt/N S DICTIONARY of 3,500 TER3IB. By Jour Diswor. 6N4 YAUtIon. Iw CLARILF:I4 CATVAIII6M et the RUDIMKNTS at 1111:81C 7eth Milks. le. NNW PIA NOVORTFR for an classes, from Ll 9 to ISt ei oc taves. AD ars warranted. lib:doves sad Pricv Lista twat* sad art-tree. leselon : Robert Cocks sad Co., New Ibuilnatonatreet, W., and 4, Ilanoveratiaare, W. and of all ntelcsalers. APPOINTMENT OP SHERIFFS. (From Ist night's Gazette.) At the Court at Osborne House, Isle of Wight, es the 6th cast., the following sheriffs were appointed by her lisdeety in Council for the year 1862. INGLAND (exeeptieg Cornwall sod Lemoubire.) Bedfordebtre—Crowe Alston, Esq., of Odell. Berkshire—Robert Campbell, Esq., of Bused-park, near Loeblade. Becks—William Beeniegtoe, Esq., of Femora* Clarobridgeakire and Huntingdonshire—John Richardson Fryer, Eq., of Chatteris. Cemsod—Samuel Lindow, Esq., of Motor. Chapin—Tbooms Aklarsay, EN., of Alders* Hall. Derbyihire—Haughtos Charles Okeover, of Me m* lielL Havonaloire—Major-General Edward Seudd, of Oxtrat. Horeetabirs—Joesph Guidry, Esq., of the Hyde, &id ' port. Herbage—Hamm George Stuteea, Fwq., of Hinsdale. Earist—Josoph Samuel Leacher, Esq., of Boyles Court, Brentwood. tilonosetankins—Sir George Samuel Jenkinion, Bart., of Eastwood, tsar Berkeley. Hertfordshire—Jobs Hungerford Arkwright, rag., of Hampton Court, near Leominster. Hertfordshire--John Hodgson, Eq., of Gilatou Park. Rent—Henry Brenemon, Eq., of Heaton Court, near' Maidstone. Leicestershirs—Jams Beaumont Winstanley, Ng., of Braunstoee. Liooolosbire—Tbomas John Dixon, Eq., of Holton-lo- Moor. Monmouthshire—Jelin Best Stead, Fwq., of Chepstow. Norfolk—Hobert John Harvey Harvey, Fag., of Brundall. Northamptonehira—William Smyth, Esq., of Little Houghton. Northumberland—Jobe Cookson, Esq., of Harlon Park. Nottiogbamsbire—Thomss Bhickhome Tborotoe au. yard, Esq., of Flintbam Houle. Oxfordshire—Edward Mackenzie, Esq., of Fawley Court. Rutland—Tbe Hun. William Chart* Evans Forks, of Biabrooke. Sbropaire—Sir Virreent Bowlaad Corbet, Bart.,* Acton Rayncld. Somersetshire—Ralpb Neville Grenville, Fwq., of But _ lash Court. Maffordshire—Henrylick, Esq., of Walton Hall. County of Southampton —Sir Henry Bouverie nutlet St. John Whimsy. Batt., of DcgmersSeld Park, Winchfield. Suffolk—Sir John Ralph Blois, Bart., of Caildfold Hall, Yoxford. Burry—Jo seph Godnisn, Eq., of Perk Hatch, Godal miog. Suseex—The Hon. John Jervis Carnegie, of Fair Oak, Horde. Warwickshire—The Hon. Charier Lennox Butler, of Cotoo Howe, Rugby. Westmoreland—Lieutenant-Colonel Frederic Gandy, of [eaves, Milntliorpe. Wiltshire—John Blton Mervyn Prover, Ewa., a Parton lore, Swindon. woestershire—Sir Edmund Anthony Harley Limbo:we, The Ithyd, Worcester. 'Trey Wentworth, Esq., of Woolley Park, sear Wakefield. WALES—NORTH AND BORTH. Aal o ra—Robert Davies, Es q., of Bolayfes. i ire—David Wallops Lloyd, Esq., of Aberlleels. Carosmonabire—David Williams, Esq., of Castle Ded• moth. John Stepney Cowell Stepney, of Llanolly House. Cardigaoshire —Herbert Vaughan, req., of Brynog. Denbighehire—Sir kinghWilliama, Bart., of Bodeltklan. Tennant Pennant, Peg., of Bodfazi. Ghunorganshire—Sir Ivor Bert/. Guest, Bart., of Sully House. Mootgomeryshire—John Lomax, FAq., of Bodfaeb. Merioaetluthire—Samuel Holland. Lc.. of Plaryn-Par rhyo. Pembrokeshire--Jemes Berea Bowels, req., of Llwyn gwair, Newport. Badootsture—walter De Winton, Esq., of hieeellwc.b Cootie. (ram ran mires (alarm) Ducal or Luteasres., Fes. s.—The Queen has been this day pleseed to appoint William Allen Francis Bounden, Esq., of Wennington Hall, to be sheriff of the comity palatine of Lancaster for the year ensuing. Tan Planes or WALES'S COUNCIL CHAMHZI4I, BUCIUMOHAIII.GIATZ, Fe& 6.— p T i lz e reen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be , in the name and on behalf of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, appoint ing the Mat Noble Henry Pelham, Duke of Newcartle, 8.0., Lord Warden of the Stannaries in Cornwall and Devon, and Rider and Master Forester of Dartmoor ; the Queen has also been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed, in the name and on behalf of his Royal Highest* the Prism of Wales, appointing Thomas Tristram Spry Carlyon, of Tregrebao, in the county of Cornwall, Esq., shenif of the county of CorowalL Foams-cornea, :Lae. 25.—The Queen ham been ' graciously pleased to appoint Thomas Francis Wads, Eaq., C.R., now Chinese secretary and translator, to be secretary, Chinese secretary, and translator to her Majesty's Legation is Chum. Dowsisa-striae, Fes. 6.—The Queen has been ' pleased to reconstitute the bishopric of Toronto, in the province of Canada, and to erect a portion of the said bishopric into a new see, to be called the Rishopnc of Ontario and her Majesty has further been pleased to app oi nt the Rev. Jobe Travers Lewis, LL.D., to be the lint bishop of the new see. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT ON THE CLYDIL-011 Wednesday afternoon, two men named Hector ll'Pberson sad Hugh Campbell, while engaged in the divisg.tisff ap paratus at Bilderslie (where operations far blasting the reek there have beau carried ea for some time), met their death by the sudden hareling of the air pipe. They were at the tiros under water at • depth of 22 feet, and engyred la slinging stoseswidek bed hoes blown off the rock and hoisted on bowl the hell, whew by the air pipe bursting the water rushed in from buses* in en& vetoes that they must have instantly bees &wised of life. Timi pipe burst about 12 feat from the seep. the rent being about four inches long. Althoeer& wee instantly teepee for the bodies, It was not ti ll-pest fee en Theeeley imseelegrehatOmpbtro ' body wee reertered. It wee • hreeibt up lies dierlemadeat wharf Li eilltaipw, by the toe ebertmeLle vend to the Clyde Yohoe Itenshrieg Seem ,llThereoe's Areganit been diteorteed. Bea mere snaterded, year esi e w r i zt i =pliell W. The plite, list* • was *eft teethe C=.l.• Theterilde hen hem mailed teeliePesemdisar 42e/ibr. . . • (ram ova ors 00/111/IPONDINT.) ' MALTA, FIB. 2. The Bishop of Gibraltar preached a sermon in aid of the fund for building a protestant church at Naples, in which he pre some valuable iaformation on the present state of religion in Italy. He pmmised that he had very lately traversed Italy from the Alps to Sicily, that every where he had found a strong spirit of enquiry among the inhabitants, evincing itself in a desire for copies of our liturgy, and one ineuential person informed him that two thousand copies of a translation of oar Communion Berries were disp9eed of in a very short time, and there was a great anxiety to obtain more. The natives were not only tailing the established church of Eaglaod, but also the die cauters ; and in one town he had found no less than eight different sects of those who bad quitted the church of Rome. These are only a few items from what his lordship stated in his very interesting sermon. Oa the other hand, the English have bad possession of Malta for over sixty years during which large sums of money Dave been expended freelyin propagating the protestant faith; the Church Missionary Society had a printing press, and a very large establishment in the very centre of Valet* and disseminated much knowledge among the in habitants, published many translations of protestant works, both in Italian and Maltese, end these were liberally distri buted among the people. The Bible Society have a larp depth, under the direction for many years of one of th meet maths ',pats, who, while in Malta, was universally respected by - anf,s and catholic*. There are many ease pretest's! ertaidishments. Many private individuals have alee 10.11911•11 math in the ho” of religiously basalt r lap the lakalsiMats. There is • large staff of eilemmea. The Queen Dowager gave the hinds fo r : g nat nilleset protestant church. The Scotch have also built • very floe kirk in the very centre of the town, and the government have built several chapels for the use of the troop. and some of the mom eloquent of the preachers of the different sects have at various times preached in Malta. The results of all these efforts in favour of protestantiens have not been encouraging, for there is scarcely a proselyte among the Roman catholic, is single while very many protestants have turned to the Boman catholic faith. Many protestant, have an erroneous impression that the Bible is not allowed to be read by Roman catholic,. This is not the case, the Douay edition is freely circulated, and even recommended by the priests, particularly the edition published by Dully, tot Dublin, but the cost (65.) is • bar to its free circulation among the poor Maltese. If this could be supplied to them at about la., great numbers would purchase it, and thus, the Bible, tb• beet missionary in the world, would have a much larger circulation in Malta. It is useless dis tributing the prot es tant Bible among people that are for bidden to read that maws, and if any sue will take the trouble of rsediog the Deasy edition, published by Duffy, he cannot fail amass the bassi, et the distribution of such • book, which will convey consolation and hope to all who read it. This edition is mentioned, as it is the one ap proved of by the archbishop. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIZALM Fas. —APPOIIITKINTS. tenant F. Duman!, to the &reliant, as supernumerary. Second-Master J. B. Walker, to the Victory. First-Clam Assistant Engineers D. Hughes, to the Indus. for service in the Clinker; and J. Boswell (acting), to the Blenheim, for service in the Heron. Messrs. E. J. Follower and J. F. B. Cameo have boon nominated to naval cadetships. WOOLWIOH, FM 7. The Scourge steam•veeeel, Commander the Hon. W. Ward, will be paid off at this yard tomorrow, and her crew granted the usual leave of absence. Her cargo of antiquities bu beeo forwarded during the present week to the &Web Museum COURT-MARTIAL ON CAPTAIN ROBERTSON IN DUBLIN. A court-martial assembled at 12 o'clock ou Thurs day in the Victoria Library, Palatine-square, Royal Dar- • racks, Dublin, for the purses of inquirum into certain charges neatened against Captain R. W. Robertson, of the • 4th Dtagoons. Major C. Dsrley, 86th Regiment, acted as deputy judge advocate ; Mr. Serjeant Sullivan and Mr. C. IL Tandy ap- • peered for Captain Robertson. At a few minutes peat 12 Captain Robertson was con ducted into the apartment by an officer of the 1111 Hussars, and took a seat at a side table beside his legal advisers. 2be following a the formal dowses to be inquired into by the court :— " re First—For conduct unbecoming the chi.- ratter of an officer and a gentleman, and to the prejudice of good order and military discipline, in having, after being grossly and publicly insulted by Colonel Dickson, in London, at the Army and Navy Club, on the 17th Oc tober. 1860, and after not succeeding in his endeavour to obtain au apology or redrew for the same, and to have the difference adjusted between them, failed to comply with the provisions of the 17th article of war in not submitting the matter to be dealt with by the commending officer of his regiment. Second—For having behaved in a scandalous manner, unbecoming the character of an officer and a gentleman, in having stated in a letter addressed by him to Major-Geneeal Forster, Military Secretary, and bear ing date the 4th October, 1861, that be had submitted his application to retire from the army by the tale of hie cern- Avulsion, ' entirely through intimidation,' he (the said Captain Robertson) well knowing the said statement to be false." The court was adjourned until Monday next, at ball past U o'clock. SPORTING INTILLIGENOR. BETTING AT IdANCREBTER,—FamAY. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 8 to 1 apt The Dane (t) 15 to 1 Thcansatown (t) WS to 1 Brunetto (t) 25 W 1 Corona (t) 23 to 1 Tines!. (t) ZS to 1 Emperor (t) 33 to 1 Tumbler (aff) CHESTER CUP. 22 to 1 apt Schism (t) 40 to 1 Chero Antis (t) 40 to 1 Sister to Stafford (t) Nothing else backed. 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