The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-16 00:00:00

i _1 e_ • ; " - 4 %APE - Ttt flprefllsl . I No. 4,10.3 Thal COMMUNICATIO3I ft NEW YOWL uvgre t e s, 7* . gr a /111 - LaliLinge 1.01011 lemsom _ gni _ w e aAtt 11- Jas. 4. 118& a VISO w iad the inriaill& a b ier alk iw ilft wool nomPle Candj . MOW mitimiews ; at TEAM Roo LIVERPOOL to AMERICA Via roonlao. to Os liceimal Oom Shoorlip Molinrs Mal lbooon. ISOM LinillPool. TOMTI7III. -.term. 1 ria" .. "6: 112. W . amildraiss tformay• Sim Tit Diamo. zlii.....Se. OM Y., op aists /Er ... W WIN 114. al filiiii. s ant NM =ME sispoinek = and EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE to 1111410. Wag Wears .1018/1 le OWIMILIPOILD sod ooaa. p,..8.1m.r0a0 saw. sod Me pmeled WM Itgamr. e.. Oa Osaian a Nay MINK Dada per. a Woookel is. ~A 1 ••• MIMS. sal • ao. Wel dr Yaw tram PailasOak. two TOOIOAT. ?&UUDAT. and SATU/IDAY. a 00Ili la a., amoloama Ism ;-1111a Ilralloa. Oa Ilhanbadas fla ...I. Thinialaa. lama YON% moftlie la ma manO. 71.6 rtroa.a. OL S000d• rim slailliell lira Inarbed -Pat IS wa.sol lion Coat OWL . wolooft. wi VOW oo , owl* 14. 0, , E... moo ‘ o + 3 .. ....mtoos. Mika. Nei Wart lam: et to Os. 00 :at Mama M Oat . WILE UNIVERSAL DIARINE INSURANCE ri m r ai Wr i zer .t d== e tor Are; node at leinele suaresar the Lime. 21 1..... 4=A L O. PR▪ I. LAC 10,3 atom Raft Oresimm. L O. Itra lla ra Maar /IR La•O 4 Wlffeceor d +• i hi mai OW. Dayal OR RR Yam. ilms. aimes. Jdo ▪ MORO. OR (Nam Li T. Or. mi Mom& dir b.& 'row. sad Oa) r mem a.rra....m... ft. Fr Mar awl aoI C. *ma Swam likarinsaa. W limbo. Am& Mimi* ml alai Mb liamairran. pie /WM redZr ig es dmisikm di Moir a . lin ea MOO P 01111400% TIN rdblarezitheillr et lbe Wrier refs larmee Ore. rear daisk Me ter, rid dbeere WIIIIINg le dr away wire le Zera n te li rr i ndr: ' = g emellia.arl dr yermolle sells et Meier* la Me err . abre le emmeleir irenret . t . e . = re pro e et dr ray her awe le ddre tire Vait i l l . =, de.: "....1" Tbe bermealy Ire leenre4 her.... 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MUM Tanks per Azusa r t..41."1 •11.1111111-41kaill OP.& . •• mi. : oriboOsist 1101•411/ a -- brr , ltrla: 111111:111: . r es 'Oowiroolo Owe maid low o w whno Wettos•oe and pow& wog Ow }ice sooloWks. oef W owwwww reTe7eridigF Wa i r --- 3rii= lidibeis bend mil =?Nelee t S ._ as ppeeldpiles la Ye e pale aesusi•= el _lb All :.Mbbabr ..168 3 ilanes X W.". II 'Mk lebeemme enema ; I. 7= : l7o• l2 W el=m9 7 alAl kW lbe eenemb l .e. Ile " riebse ‘" =ese a =er errest4 MeMe " Wiessieshe nd eselete e Vbe e ll iti=i ee=e na ls ..2 . b4ro b ee s bereedne ... = . o4 . reeb dr a rbal e r e d. t . — l6 — eebelefeetee 10 *I dm* oea eimmile US eftile*.e. Ira aerie se. be sidemed.le ilme is Vieieur ri ttiretialem. *"l l7:4=ll÷ . = *web tb Le* Weed. O. bedew e OW Clemerry. nest be serefebelee * 0e s o Om obe d op diese emit he. la le wee el so aemese Woe mi. open en be imi. THII LONDON 411.. RANGE, 7, Bo* iawir M.i i r. alas lairelV V 27 ritatitir- "ma Toon LAIIIIKROS. awlif. y 1 Immix WI ABBUKANCR SOCIETY ........:61v. Ilot.mila c•""itiNtAt re wail var ... awarisi Nod mil romMiane 6 = . l .. 6. la . ag= ammo= =ir k s 411.11.11 k sod leo Wm' iscr=.4tig=ohnizatilrreaf Minilftat• Lad= riseleigit birer=l=imisr. M. 6 lek Ow T _WI ASSIMANCI. ADVICE OFFICIi t Ito I. itreoloot imam Wen sett yam a air ale IMM•atlemat nor Om V I A Amite sol Cr far Id IBM to be MI Oat j• MS E wf okra res boa/WM.Bn -= . . ii . • 4 . us r a of MIMIC VILLINI• carlt Imo • 11211 .1 = 6 sorsa I. plums ea5 .... 4 . 0 to l ltiogrolatlna. riail. so m mo= ass 2.11110•1• ani =Lbw Wm we moo toa4•••• aplao. sod wow 4.11 an am mobs nab Mao air Io pas leis %map a/ • peg asmaasa• IsIN ne. 'F. lIF 1 ABBUII A if C L—Tbs Win of . 1 . 1 . 01/111 MD fra it l o r . ora .h ogrol to •••••,..V . • Som." Da 110 i 1.1116. COMM lai E n r. to 1 lettololeatt ChwaktiL—liewn• :.mow Oft ober* I all I pat tr. pas swam Mamie to pronlmo as la wad 'Ma rIISTM ENT. DIVIDEND MINES, Intl waft& vs M. awry of se PUBLIC IN MINI KIM% or rim d. do &Moods wiry One or Wow roe& hook SW se E . r.i_p., . men p..11.1)11'10E7 P SIX IL* ant.* OIoWS. mirror is /Woo 101 awl. or owes. 17roTiti PAT...IL brelat limn' eapirlevole la 'WM 1101MINII dieftliwasl Ile wwwwwool. sopolow woo so warps sod melee MY woo ow sow mod whew Is (Oregon. Dona Vi i..\lll. lo Yd s, Mood owl swift =Y. of Islolooso NIEEKLY MININO CIRCULAR sad SHAKE LI PT. telitlisi W niTill Waft*. am, Falba .1 la Or kit in& .Ikoak ova sarli Ishimilds of OM elioirmsrers. Lard wrisdpem SI la. Of sat sopr WU. roar swelmes it eased. Woe PETER WATSON, ENGLISH sad FOREIGN MCC 0 MAIM A 11131100 Armon k _ raw 1100A1210901N, S.O. Nom, owlee Arm 0•0000008 &OM GRAZTIM *ITEM Lin 1111111111111101 K 219131" 11111 AL LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION _ ae i rlt= t il ratti l lTriloorirred renotare,ll limb. &a, as. Proroml. eorhogl 411broo rooster Iroo t ,oor or roar. Woe' ‘'• TM WIN 41110111,1 01 lab M 04,11011 r.Om=w r 4.6. u. Ilmrabiam 5 Wm. OwYkr •••••••O Mlles lillorrwomoo. or leo orroodoor toirs!M••=o s roorrdolog ha loknorrias. true. or wi.nopt..l tky mu a. *snow. tromarr. KNF.Y LENT three dare after application, fer ae'mn.7. yeas. or Ms wade. area per we Obit 0r.• , .‘ , • • :h-u , ..rboo M bow^ hen *OM* Mby pwaterlr teowt , ). at *NMI NMIIIIIMMIn. ISM ihrrnot.nnotot. I prlvele; bolo= Ono* oysibbotial. it WAN ulalelb HO O. Jebbloyoood. O fIASH ADVANCES MADE, witbeat=, by lb. LOX DOX lIIVICATIIIIIT t .u t .. ... *pail of 6.646. bib a wk. er l .2:49.6% 616.1%,. ~,.. v•le b 7.0 loirlm6.. Myriam 6go ant no AD xtn maw Mow L 6. iNpilai. /211..Z=6 . 6I Mime As 6.6 , 6. r ,,, x+.l.Arn met_i , urns awl free. A X .111 W JAMICS 11081% 1466.605 a DIMIor. AUTION.-BOND)S PIIRMANENT 1114R1 I u it.—T• amid dlntypilallowt tem IMMO. of emmerl . o4.. be !NNW I!_srlt F:le tip_ weir Illeao PK% moist 111. amt le :...: r:: Ppm* mi. 7.7 _7; g mlhoriet.N. /1.-111. maskom 011101c111 WIND% /121041 . M It I INC booto SP Pimp an Ps 1, 04 ..4.11681g1. CP. rip RULY EFFICACIOUS sal MILD. A. se. mrs LIOVrn rod LI vsa emu.. Miami ON la al l=P.t,Ll N ALtevble nd neatirZielsos il = am ore ts..lmhaL visa WM^ 4= 1 .4 dismh , "" ow. as vac la Noma sonanem sma se • mer mi cia. vrozlyz .A ntiont Oa! rar iad übis room •volow—ead awl a beim UAL ilia be ma sv sot ler Pc ms's sal Lhar aft ari=lam pram es Weber% Its aNIMEMINVONik 1 ONDON JOINT-STOCK BANK, Ilell lag. 01111BRAL EM Sof as digs "" w•11 be bid is dr eon+ num alf Mr Ils Is es ?HUMIDLY ah• pa ft es A.,..... r ...rr revakab i ge=2 Lb. L.: ga...... ---. it.. 4 1 . ...11.... ~.. laramis. . re JA• . hie Jamb Mow SW. wk• as ilal ft go en d is gab Os pt n Woes of Os Lila b ir411.4 I r b y Illuis et ibe Bank will be durl es misMiag. es 11114 .& .. rambi so istil Moods/. the MO harms rts.--ftegir al Oa - 7. - e. MIIIIDT. flesetsay. CHRISTMAS BOXES or HAMPERS. F r= listebtita lam sod e n Pale OW et 0 LAN Zan losaL note op lairla loom I IROLIDT 0 . POWreli et lOWA W EIU T. Owl . OLD JAMAICA ant._ OW C .ad statmeon OlL uNK nll uLD Port 111111111 9:4 1 11.na bye wbblolve el k * 101atibbraL Coeur, wOn ie be aopopeoled br a TOMIGUMOL TRE EUROPEAN aid MANUAL WINE 0011 PAIL na, Mark TM arm Omar, lam bra herr far Sr room at ralCaa agar. mar. tarar rak IPUSa WHIM r.abseaarr. as • of 31 pis ma SOUTH A FIICAHPOST !YAW*. preileni. SOUTH AFRICAN /5111?.. . . imidDA Tbe hue we torelopolle Ittt P. DOTAL, v moat* /9 . .T. tetb eery. est /PLAN I ID OLD POST Ye pun et Ye wet. IPA/taunt IFIDNAT CHA bust it Yet map riereet le. par dm. 111 J LIDS CLAIM!. is wittr.» sePtsp.. Is sad tryteelsbeterle tA rr ter Lterletitaws• Tar. reet. IMP T1M.... lereeer. COGNAC BILA W NDIEZ AIN .-BTEVENB od BOWS sel.elia• If Weds •••••• le No.. le *MI 0101111 Mom slim loud. in • • essnaire a NO qurglN. sbop Iwo Ink •••••~lts emir 4solk *Nee will le tom. Ink ....d l =WM. Pardo N. rod Sae •111. WM rip OM No mad InMdtNUNNu m trq h. lot ==tres l riaAllM. llosit old NSW 7. Ddlosed MIL oar Who. . .ae h r : dries al pis km*, Wks fro et Games. Ten" 01•13.-78. MILIEU% COONAC.—A pore pal!, or brow& istrar'ar.4.lS4' Af Amen . i-d oat . !Tiara Zt 1%7 OURISHINO LONDON STOUT, known no 11100111111. nollelly hemmed as tie putty. heinous. sod my es gamine one aroloa as moms of svoilmus =tonna la any ether mei bourses (Ua. of 41. I.l.and 13 Aim YL. Ia per solos; al. per nous Ont. Is raom —Ks Ono Inockoft, MIRK. Is Janion, KW. Saab. 103 hem ARLOW'S SELF-ACTING BYPHON TAP. - laitSwl 4 / 3 111/1111 . 11241.11?),-s. r _"' IBA ttrOW V Arto=oll Cltr i t ia l4 ,l.B. lllrniarmend wiM viali • small *maid age ?tat pa sr. Mr Sba NA MARV 'mato et/lA.IM 111.1, indled le wet lig nom me to ripe Piss tan wigs ROMA . 11. 1 .0 1 •61.16. tikomo.lowitest ina abeam %eau am eri Wimp 0 , 4.7 ; an saw irupsism labodoss—babblisil 18b. (11301 CR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS- Iv JOI AAAAA POOtffilDol. Tee Disior andl Tinto View baymmattin i tMa ii at e r d.. ‘ nner 4 0 51...:11411.1K Erl etemiles • Winne 6•Ea • boa baz ef rem' Own, • be: el Ilb.,lldiend• teas ••• • lea ow E. lb. aim sli•IY• pokuovail Oplikeles• if serdb•• • ea leeneosa • Goma memo, AZ al ale Is* 4•5110. prise 11•11, pet V main& em as X o. od II BUT and CHRAPIBT TE1.15 sad 00/11111111 Ow, 1a BPOLA Ma ND dr as. S. e• 27 Tat ••••• mad Ocape ls. b. b. e gla rr al e.,.Z snob. ; vls• Ibriera ?um 88.11‘. b. 1 red b. to be wand lb mei denims boo M nay eilbr-dads mattel low• la bobs& • lobe alma bay imisaturfoll *dm I:CRIASED IMPORTATIONS el TEA.— P•seas fin Mama of lias Mem Traff. mei Iwo gum ar Iva:11 pram en Maw for maim wad las Tam 00 &WI an &gaff alabsMal legit Z. Fla la OM fa paa Ra—Wasulamaa 11, Slain air. CHICKENS tie h., be. haft Deva rb wary aahire. 46. ea.. mi INI 41.01. saanis a rr . MIN alhaalT yam eraitatraiiit A 8,-GENUINE HOME-YAWL- Peet.ll4,w . Datlias. SCARLEIT mei BON'S PORTABLE MOCK I4nnui.lSoloollelle EQUAL TO MI 11. CAL, N.M. INVINNO.Onow IN 0 moo 4 the country. co vosioN el Pia. Ms War • e si wpm... 1% aiii Yr üb.....uvei. LW W. NM r 6 4olll.—Onest Fall in the rim To Familia% COM, Moso, Made. 4a—C. CU LLNN sad Cs.. 11•81a4iso. mi Irilleada. volkalt • irla et Yak 0.1 N 11011rarkal Ils. MI pn wan but seosik M a l INININNI mils% kr INONTAIN: lININN. Ink MAW: INN& minOIN. sad NONNI asol. vow se as toned Lesege. Tams ail. FriGROCERS sad DRUGGISTS. Mr. mois.sr raimaior S aar IS tht libme Mat Sa eft lin ACIESCIIIIII tat ika MMIVIOILLETII Mtrf. way am ail at ausemed. Itnestart tie partiaalm me be am* pat trek Man ag Om risen 10 JOSlll'a 7110111.11 T. VODOZ sad HARVEY'S PATENT LNISBOTOUCTIBLZ GAB SllOll 0011IUM/UL—Tbes O. mass fob* IMMO Os ammo of mole as *We 'leas Oro ar et giarbanimm. mod ties eadetee Magma Se She me oss sneer se a deminsireos Mower nate NOMes Isi wade Mem TM Mbar uNract 011111011112, ISMS ir. a p•Wde et ma le .teaoo .mod: Is maw fee es demors. oas am% .M ei 4.1 me lememe of lemeleseho Few. es by Os pbasmales. e = ..f rajr ,ll.lll6llMlS melee le See be Mosee, lee Wes e pride r ra ls orderld osaidood le rides le am seem Is sr Mir dr gardid of sad Ur fersoira 0 Ils ileenedoe depor is OW poop Monet Se S. le bee Oe 1 , el. le, mime mg hi ism. Imp rat if illiele. Derker. lefesees. le GALPITTINOB sod LAMPS of every deorip ,_Th,d ra n maw= Y arjr- 0. /felts Ok. Min= MS ill Me 91 HI SOB. DRAWING - BOOM CRYSTAL i.g skr . r.maz ai m m esdiE .. zsg i N im rdirelroz.sa re &. 14.4.6 101. fls HE TINIOUINEA DINING-ROOM CHA.Pi se =mow i1d5.. b..6 12 . 11 . tr A l k i arri t it Othe4ilessi. Wane - DasMtn& MODERATOR LAMPS.—A. assortment Of Or Neer irl redden& drbro lodine ore %mom * 4 Aar P to be roe II O. FOX /1111.111 X 1111. elroZ 70. '"" Celea Fee pis; Fa 01. earelike et lee pare IWolba , Tin aMig MW...INVIAM.OI/If Marra eg webers, Or Mil Flora Seerroser Ordlar fa le. rr NUNN'S V/30/ITABLZ (a./LZA) OIL, 40. per Imola =ail lii ado man proem. Is lir asperlor Weis el ir and all sew laima4, for ......., NM M rat 16 1 1 1/ 1 asd 1 IM A MOMielb b .o..Wri cone diem elf. obi formolod No illooosin. WOUND sad WHIM TEETH... ' lk, id Tolima . 004 1 1=1. 4 . • Ved s mg eopponaftd All2 Pomoleapdpodo I. d lotitaZ la pod bliolOpfas OM t ell'il itdibst Os r ia pprolap Ids am& = 4., a ,n... . milre e rpou • =Pr 1111 esa lr li pi poi IS Is =heroin= otzeut,..._ jar in, an top moo. sos A. &I o/d 10 se ;AIN ~. WI 5i0t: 4 2.4.1." Zoo Odom. et operAllsol• • mod tn. leek I •therh. a...1M imer Weer .leeefiemer xll PTU R R B.—ily___Royal Laura Paton. WHIT M MAIM LM• TIMM lemtmaill and add- MIMI M Or 1.91 M Orme 99 esicene A 1.0 110101001 00190110019 VD V 0 IMO ~VI VOINFAISMO II 2I • MS. V9O %mime* .4 MIMI& The ma er a Mmt agellw ibi ellet melba la la real% b lime welded: . mit lismaer "".4 1100111 WI VII Arrianaga Nd f l a r w ilallea b eltr ied euti 2 etre cad Mmes. Mat it abaci lir sat me Worm &Mt a Mimess , . circular mcgie . arid Es Tor Neweedm W pm• ea .1 Es tea Memo biles dr Met Mine met at cialir ma r asm. r. Mr, MIMS. Pcmcrililp. An Umbillcal Timm NI all •••••••••••••• owl • ft/mai . .01 Nom %Ma 112 UP TUBE 8,--Tlw PATENT SELF- Au ADJUSTOR. 0111.11•11 TRUSS. sit m elhatailly Irliboat igq Naplawisw,le summeadoll h It* faeult, far the tura and NMI 11..1.1, •••••••7 ••••gy d • nod Wu.e le ma, *Socket Fewisidag weer. ylpset die/ menage., the part affertaloeb/el Isdratftebtegibakes ottuird h. Imo esese•ret•ered Win sus" emil•l Nielsen X ple4 1100 owe p.. t. W KATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.—StatisGas lbw OM &IN •■•••• ortemlle la elettnto b pta mow, Yelthileg emempearey Omer el the ette.t arvi the met. Were ewe. Ramadan by MI Sam beets Ulm cure bu therefore lite tete _erel Metre smolt with a shear =tw dere= o OnaZ 1,0111111010/1, which wee. tbe wpm es = will so elUMN•Irme • feett or cold. Prepared sad 544 to M., 4.. . l Rh. rd. each, '.re TM:IICW INA 111 g. 11 la Psali aw -ebumbiaN. Leaden. Bela *ea leouslir. lOZESAUS GOPAHINE or BAUCHARAT/LD cApginall-011•1•6••••••••• ink Moberg, the bus now boulowdrog. an a •••poldw• WU sod mob. NM maws .00 7 p-i, =gm% nol wet. ilieerlmis. 11. Jcalia bbaressiel b leNiMiNg lire Wiraki• timumel• soft, per* leansums, io Imes•laL la li• tupelos. all Mame meat.. Ma Immo. Um Yr bra riggel br Os Pails of Mids.. gm, ... Or • thessmull limb la Pori% owl Os lobbs bbibois.. Es.Tlburis. ebb 8.4 $4. 'a, miler Ur •••• at Mom him& owl Woo Cleell. •• • Nor. • aall Isom N. 1•61 ••••Inas. Ai* YID Iwo foi • IOW" MM NM KM 4.016 • mon Moulds de re m lOW Ye mini or ewasils 411.•••• IN no -1.4._... ai Las a, JoiltADll. ?mei i i i .m. 49._bssarbb labba; IL Da R. ebbelli. PM* MI 11l b isms inemembimm LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16 1859. T. MARTIN'S-HALL-HANDBL'B , 5 lIMIWA.M. WILDNINDLT. Dos. 32. r 11. odor Om limmtko W. JOllll 101.1.101. IWWW Mme: Illm iii M is.. l. WNW. ma Wm Mr. Mr ow Wows 10.. la. IM. ; k. Oa Mt W W Mr mon . Waft W. : W. linolmmiamm WI seilMW M W. :aft ladoMs kr dims Mormek. kMR, and Km GETMAN REED will repeat beir NNW ALMA. et the ROYAL GALLIUM et h 1011 1.2 . 4. 14 ., Waheteeybee. MIRY LIMN lie . Wordy hhember et h—habbleu. 4. b. le Woe tet She Grim sea et Ober. re 01.9, M. R. ALBERT SMITH% CHINA, TONIGHT, ss s ; 1 . 0.110111t0W It. at 3. (bat Marie at elk* : ta4 eigwiNiar Attar. aatata at allot. Not alettaa mad Stottiata atm be Ohm al tag Boatesa Walk I = l = l :gat : plat% la.. TE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, uim wawa, IS-OPAEN kr dr 11191101. , —Otat Rasp Wlaltmeek b resimmtly for the sod =Wien beamed with Ifs et le. error art. le OPOl u rrit IN O. elematiceseed Improve. mate Mee bow made *Mai Mo. end What bee bow let at lees Yip mold abeam the Well of pies ee lameme the cm. int el Om Means. Demo epee at kelhpeal. OMEN ei 9. CMOs( et 11 fib. aelmimlss. le. 4 , I:YLL ROOMS, Windmill-street —Grand Oasbe.—ow ITILUT 41 , Ira Ur D, siabiled us asulamad lima lamoualtai n" 4 rbilea• Della WO at Salf pia II; eaaanooli at I; Sas a allastat beter•l2. Aitigas. Ose INDUS IeDB LONDONta PAVILION, Tiehborawstreet. mo m ineirCrairr= g i r..1.7 1 = & le = NOSS?. Ailmles (bp messiime• wow Alta% 11116 Galuries, /M. ADELAIDS OALLZRY, Lo diesset. Is NOW OPA IRMA Z " ! tom like WWI ny w h in . ise. osoM M f . 4 g i OYAL SURREY GARDENS.- GRAND HALL °PIN 4 KIST= 146 DANCING.—MONDAY. 19, lie 11/LIT 011162 PAL MAXIM (14a414044 51; 14 Oseamaa.l4 DA .• 7 lIVILIIIIIO, De& l& Ilsiottlau of SAO= MUSIC. of flatly Pfriormara. Mammas at 6 pridaely. PROORAI44III. Past L-1. Overftn," fluadela.' 1iletal,"11010.04." 3. tataa4 Ohms D'. Anal. 4. 661-I=, "Attila.' 6. /lap* - 1.11.• & @mad China PanTrZrOalet .. .tabnam. ' Slabs{ Mar."' 4 Stitatke. "TM Swam an 6. Ha11•14)01 Maw 111E4416 16. et IL (144464 ' 11 0 4 tlara Ns Qom. Allabios be at Tido& IL D..n Gm it 4 Welatak. pit. KAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL utrszusi. st Owdenettladmonledded b y We .lot Irrlrrnt l terw=: l l l . th WeLirre. Proen " Virbl =VA= P=sl2lll=l. and It h dl • R i tatzinmr i t W i se= and tie .1:111.4 61 I" a venuew"trae: "4 MAW lan i Milen an Or abase is IneW. entitled " Tbe Rid =of MOM * mg WM Wm es eeddive of Id Pampa. direct ban taw. sywudas, Obvesdidewleree, W. gOLD CHAINIL—WATIMUITON and BROO MS teg to all the saidlot or sks pada tot. DIM of 0101 Aid beg aim Ma GM dated Clam wasted a .• d rg diali‘ 1 bad Mg A L t lbok a= 1: 011 Ada ald. ta ded. IM. Id A b. Rs. per on" pia _...... ' TOIL f a lls Me QUALM*. WZIONT. saUr•LUtof tM ate NM germota It at geedmin Wabadot tad lat la ta ila d o et gatiebt loo a of do mas m a. • —Maastbal./1.14 ISadolladgeo• .0. babbitt o.s. dal =rob a Oda WM todo—N.ll. 116 Mr dame& II aUr ertmag. as **lrdars . fi t 1 oMeek. MESSRS. LB ROY and FMB, 296, REGENT- S! Lan be to late*dr manna' patron that the =Nth none a nee an abase anartniat el LAN dif WA? WI IGI sad MAIM the Oa 111 Y BAIL ne Oen. handed Carnes Men M. ar r e ana dad wallanand ea* al Clods . Widen aad Mans enlace e the plain snap as boa& All an node an el ea ans pan as la the Pan •ILLINO OFF, at a »dead= of It slnst., doc:001 et RATON/S. Gigolo. andlJ 111111. Clooptio eft. Io Melee from Jo co aroma of Ol bo Um of dr volomtio Froolooks mil to odd Imoollotoly ram Or dot ibpood og. ECONOMY sad .EXCELLENCE.— N. MOILS end 1101 f. blieriosS Teem% Noma °Walton moorabo to armlike Norm nil noollseso la WI obelus CLOTHING la s wow see Is oe befesS NOW booed the romob f air Oen Is loodos of domains. TIN lea Mb ea lONA IMO • lb main ibm le wool prim ere to loam MY Oveal be abibly Meow P " ' 11, ". 4 • 1 1 ' ell"Vailifill T . th lt rcolibio n. fatelos stod ina . tomorkrioniol g ok ill" Oleet 1A ebob bbd ors A bool lITOOK of HOSIEST, lersorro. Ma* Ard* ft I. a-N 2.' 6=1 ton "", = oolt=rooll ft IS Ire be inehrogidi, or Or room roomed. I Two took moolifes a eloirb of lbe NW of MOO Owls*. lea new Cor sibmosoor me me 11l of prim, woke on seelleatioa, or pot fres IL lo eon oot MI IfITABLISSIIINTe on as follow: LONDON : Oleo% re Wend" oppose* Alessi. Whoosh ; Mow ° toe I c4d i a gi BILL 4111011: Ilbeflold mod Inaba. Toitibero OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! La Immo. aad &dam amerama IL 110dall ma 103 m MAlOtine eid ALDIATIa. rod Mt OXPOIANTILIZT Warr I T HE "INDISPENSABLE" SUIT, muds of mien niggiuglagg In all minas and nada, nod pang ~or Ist nalltlng, ram gnarling, and bursa l la eignornift adogiurrlpa as be Me mar m / Me wad agnlgmbie NM Is Innalmad. Inn tem in j o gi ai t o tagar s era . o lj d uzz and S o gn s funat at . Mbar* 1.1 , 111 GREAT EA STERN.—An elegant arrala. vllb a sussioll amparbe of the iimaa." to ablaimad 4iN IL MOM awl 11011. 11111011111 ALDGAT/4 awl SW OHOILD-STIIIIT *rase et iketaireal. HUNTING mad RIDING BOOTS.—.T. REID, ramitio lirea 'ssiik% " usl i ttre "aat ral IllD . r ailima t4 0 Iso4Tr i z ems Mem *WOW et nweeeo bode, Ice anew, wow. Abe slop Ant el UA . ' ln ge. roof —II. beseesevese VIOL'S REVOLVER RIFLES and PISTOLS, ta •,../ tar wares, l A zZeivism, tervellun. sal *an aVIL 14,,.. mell bon; 4. Ii„ t i gt . :' 1 1 0 Saab. INIVIII• PIN Iblatem—lor We, ig Os pimin me wassirlismt. UN. COLT. H. ran TM/11XA8 NUMBER and SUPPLEMENT 11b ILLOOPTIIIiTED TIMMS, to be mialibad am Dm 21. must others itis falloMaa Kaarmiarc —Cmi.ty. Moraratltallsoissrar *E4•—Tlte Christmas Mararsios train : I. TM VastarOM...; 2. VIM Clam ; 3 timed Obm—Chrirtmas Per: Goi.4 Nostra G. 4 Night- • Pmltry Farm: Fautaing Poultry Mr OA O imrddnr Gams and Pm/try at Loadesitcl Muta— t" Mlle Oman : Dom it tlair!—Cbrlstmas Ihuour at Um alasellial—Clirbooms Hall at lisiblem 11,, , nta —C , ollars iiii==alaAtbzeihy Mo oaotW n k y Tho of e 1 . 1 , 1 , 0 . 1 , :i ass bet at sod rkoMbsar b y O. a. NM% llboldo• Cc.tvtle.X. 11.1, n00 4= AMMON Wpbs.. art M. IL Taior.—Pthos 4.1.; or. free by In ti. thimam—ollso.l. CalladasGmt. Mama. TH W E as. SPECTATOR of TO-MORROW cap la liellalss la all tie flank Pardo. sad Om Yal Kam al Yr Week. Um frAbnirles Taaka el the Day :—Tba 111116ary learams foe 1111 —Lard Lam* as Mika lad Os Ocsiblasikma Illerdia sad Oa Illeapiaa Polio at harm —rat. Cl.rigttras Han dy Qmilko—ilie mami *Meow fey aboua Mom. 114kos ot Dor Sago:— dßanat Mena sa4 Comapoadence—Msaial la Clummay—OliMaisa book. tor the Vaaag—la boson's • henll rim rim— wee—The Dram. he , L rrirU 2l ls 0 L E. By WY teams. o' Peet ILetatiee." "Tb. We ot ILaret de Made: "Lod. X 1 V.. " Ise eriesol hewn Ilielety.'• Le. 1. Rooth, Ropmetedett. W. F lw r.a al the Libreria. I ea, prat Oak tats 10a. «L.. AL BE and TRUE. 1, the liem. Late Zola Astbor Samna sad Us lohablutata." L. Booth. :u7. aseme-ft..4. M. MILLICENT : A Novel. Au Jauu Author of The Old Pul000." •My IhroUtoo," tr. - ,zzcii: - 24.,Azz.K New Yeady,l eel. Vat leo. 10s. 61.; the Sexed Edith.. el TWENTY YEARS in the CILURCH is Aotooteereehe. Py the Pe, J. PTCWIPt. Atelier et " Iteeniltnents 14 Callen Dele."k beet& Y 7. keweevotelet. W. la tho pm& THE EARL'S ChDARS: ARomance. By the Botha, of " Smogslon Vol. sad Vorootan" Two L. Booth. 307. Roprot-ttaret. W. WUXI AOUILARK WORKS . Wew T.dltkes InustSed, far Peeresh etsbess es' Chrism:. Giffr HOME INFLUENCE. Pike 68.6 d. Till WOMILI d ISRARL. Phi lee KKK MOTH NKR KBOoIIPZISIOL his 74. WOMAN'S FRINN Delll P. hero St. TIOR DA TA of BRUCE. Mew if% TIM DATA of BRUCK Pr s 7 $4. ReZILSOf NO awl HEART mom P. 4.6 ed. : herseerklie sad do e& S. hewers et few. e r "a&llVEWittrriZeii . .,aint L'IT.I. liga r olgt=: l 4tv i only a. aimed. ems 0 sir et • 6,ol6l.olftwat, tigerit.•,74,o' in=llr4l4•o7. Ea pikilibek at Wire rms. *Ad (Merl Wert. 40611•41 •• OV 104 ELV NV 'Aspic TM Mukha, sad ASSAM, et imr flairmilso-11N wed Dl•sem—einease, Trestarrik. sod Ors. Prise la. • p 04.13 Nampo. ups MN U sualid. e• billed 1111.0011 M: albs Asibiraumbeve. §ZWiILI sad Oe. bag to aaaaaaes that they hays jtaraimajmise o=le TZADILI SWhas ON out %I N V sof borrimbis. :mit Nits, IS Kom ar Kim IBM, 000 00 0.00000060. OS, 10 00 06.00•04000. HOVERED MUSIC, and HALF PRICE.— ‘,./ PRAMS lON mot 'sly SILL Ur NSW MONO (kM MOOS Wilma SI NALEmaios. bet Mk es& Moab barasom taw patts. ausSene rad enappetse tree* Sal as ratelpt and. MN(ll.=try wan sag weisla L • easiasses.—SliaisON sod sod X.X. ShboomptA WHEAL e E LEGANT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, D U A a a anatmetor.-Trattrig est EntirifiTitin-tioneat.r- d .J 411. MOIIJITZD iiiitgFi NOOKS. and INKSTAND./ ea at* . INNS •XIV ra e ltriar 0 ice I . :wig:got Is• Imbue Is aramalk 110DILIGURCIL Plosadllls.tec dors hen WANTED to RENT from Ladyday next. for a Wm • 0017112 . 11 T 110111111, Irstuliad or UsfintliiM. vta elledloulli6kW tram UM 10.( aim d IMAM@ 6046 1 1 M. " ofkw" an L.i.. Sat. ra. osainewsteed. musra YR. HENRY LESLIE'S CHOIR. This body of amateurs, under the direction of the molt &anguished amateur of the day—amateur, la dled, only in name, for be does Dot yiald, fa talents asd so . qukittiet;to, to atti of out o.wnoeti their fifth Berea with a cowed at gt. Marthes Bali Wt evening. Them sammote of Boni Utak choir have olnaused a firm footing ammo the regular sow@ tainments of the London ~on; ond they thierve to hold it, for none of ear musical calertalaneents are of higher quality, or are move conducive to the progress of mutt in one of its most delightful branches, the harmonious combinations of the human voice. Lest night St. Martin's Bell was crowded in every pert, and the performance was probably the linen that Mr. Lodi/ and his choir have ever given. The programme of this concert was worthy of attention on several accounts. It was se follows: PSI? 1. - --.-. God On the Qom. Maisteet. " Tato beed. re shepherd swabs" IL L. Perna Pan dem" Ti. de ed, Shed one & leer m r =" " lrr2r:Ut am aufe's nehietrif'_ ... ' J li cra= Ilvaleal Iketebes. The lahealed the Teentela" Pat. W. O. Bowe& Preadone, Olie. " Op. dolt thr bsteer. Ails M. A. Waih, Mr IL R. Bishop Mtn feetearea. thr. DWG. Mr. laphiLead II& Godson. Yads gs. " Whet NM wads* dedllegl" T. Illener. WM Pus " Lames Gehfoler Weer Madmen asthma, If we billevi" leis Ofte W IhNesst of Wants mdmileed Pen H. Yearlia„ 0 lhat lie lanallZlV .. Odocalbtam. 1612 Dan Opoorloals ea ohs tan la nada Od i.eandDeffalot KW Oa* ; Tale. .11117 .... ii&Ruve• Pia ? W..." O 6i&Y::: : J. It iltr'n Ya k sar r n erk .1w T. Davargft,l6l.l UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Dsc. 15. MATIEZNATICAL HONOITZ.S.—ibe Examiners in the Ana Metherostkal School have Ws afternoon made known the tonowte award of classes: CLAN I.—John lepb, Merton College; &maid Kiddie, Corpus College. CLASS 2—Hap Burrell, Exeter College; Charles Walker, Qessn's Col lege. Cuss S.—John F.seaserrr, Lincoln. CLAM 4.—Thomas F. Collins, Bruceton; Philip 8. Dave% Corpus; Retry L. Herrn, Owlet Churc h; William H. Mainmald, St. 'Edmund Hall; George B. Main% Bessmass; John Nichol, Balliol. B. Plum, T. B. GRAND, Examiners. G. 8. WASS, DISCUSSION AT MAIDSTONE ON MUM UNIONS AND STRIKES. Oa Wt mains a public discussion took • lisidat, between Mr. C. of the town in the Home of Commons, sn r. O. Fumy, a member of the London Conference of the Building Trades, who was acconimaled by Mr. Potter, Mr. Noble, and Mr. Wheeler, all con nected with the same body. The subje ct of dascumlon, announced la placards circulated in the town, wee "Trades Colons their Uses and Abuses ; the Master Builders' De claration, its besting thereon." Prior to the convening of the meeting a correspondence bad taken place between Mr. Buxton and the committee of the local trade societies, and the mult was that arrangement* were made for holding an amicable dlemeelos on the questions at issue, Mr. Boxtan having taken the Initiative is the matter. Admission being free, the meeting was a very crowded one, comprising pro bably trout 1,600 to 2,000 pereons, the vast majority of whom appeared to Woos to the working classes. The meeting was from fret to last exceedingly orderly, and in that respect highly creditable to the town of Maidstone. • The proceedings commenced at eight o'clock, when, in credence with previous arrangements, the Hon. George Dee ms, M.P., took hie seat as chairman for Mr. Buxton, and Mr. Sturgeon, berrister.st-law, as chairman for Mr. Yam ; Mr. Blarickell mourning at the same time the post of Retorts. Each of the chairmen made a few appropriate remarks in In trodneit.g the gentlemen for whom he acted in that capacity. limey Madded that each speaker was limited to two speeches, which it was understood were not to extend beyond half an hoer each, Marsh that period wee, in one or two instancee, exceeded by cement. Mr. Buxton, M.P., addressed the sterling first, and was followed by Mr. Face,. A second exchange of arguments followed. liir.llltacniti.i. (the ranee) them odd the gentlemen around hint—Mr. Beaton, Mr. Feosy, and their respective &sir nien—had agreed to submit three questions for the consids rotten and decides of the meeting. He then put the three questions saccessively. The firm was, " Are trades unions a benefit to the working clamps or sot r' The affirmative was carried by a nmfority of about 10 to 1. The next ques tion wee, "Are •ites benefices' or not r It was met with load cries d uNek so," sad "Only as a last resource," and when it was put a very large majority of bends wee held up for the mgetive. The last question was, " Should the master builders' declaratkin be approved or condemned r On the show of hands the condemnation of the document was all bat unanimous, and loud groans were directed against it. On the motion of Mr. POTTER, seosided by Mr. NOWA, thank' were unanimously voted to Mr. Buxton for the course he had pursued in bring ing about the diectusion, and for the mans in which he had treated the question that evening._ On the motion of Mr. BUXTON, M.P., seconded by M. DIXYLN. M.P., a similar compliment was paid to Mr. Pony ; and, thanks having be.. euesequently accorded to the two chairmen and the referee, the mewing separated about 11 o'clock, scarcely say one in the vast amemblege having departed before the termination of the prowedinge. THE TWO BARRELS. Tborea a barrel I hays 1s a color so song, With a tankard of that how the time will slip by, With • pipe and • song or good tale : If a Irked from just over the way should step in, He's hailed with • hearty goo d cheer, And user repents as he tastes the contents Of an Englishman's barrel of beer. Tbaria a barrel I have, but mach stronger than beer Is the charge which for that I intend ; It hangs by the chimney, in readinees near, For I mean it my hearth to defend. If a tie from just over the way should drop to, Welt meat him with three hearty cheers ; Bet I think he'll repeat when be tastes the contents Of the berets of stout volunteers. And thus double.hartell'd, my boys, let us live, Prepared for our friends or our foes : The hand that In friendship we readily give, le as ready at need to give blows. And whether the spigot or trigger we draw, Our barrels won't fail us, I went So tankard. end rifles let's charge, hip-hurrah! For oar Freedom, our Country, and Queen SAXOII. ROYAL COLLEGE 01 , BURGEONS.—In the late list of members admitted to the Fellowship by election the fol lowing axe omitted, via. :—Henry Lionel Cowen. Ceylon Rifles, diploma of membership doted 30th Aegint, 1829; and Richard Nugent, Wr.lvahampion, 7th Febraary, 1843. STATISTICAL SOCIETY. The second ordinary meeting at this society but the make 18.59-60 will tate place on Timothy ant, the 20th Mat., when a peper will be reed Os the 31161 of Wages in tho Cotton District daring the W. Ten Years," by David Chadwick, Bp., treasury, of lisiferd. Tun LIVERPOOL CHAIN CABLE TESTING MACHINE. I —At the Meng Docks and Barbour Board's meeting yes terday, th e Works Committee reported that they had liken leas the aaeporatlos the whole of the buildings sad plant eennested with the chats esbis letting machine; the oar rsatheekies, since the abolition of the town dam, ir t n i t no amnion with the anntageoteat of the dodo. (Stamped id. Additional.) [ T WOPENCE. WAREHODSSNIN Ahl) CLRIZ IROVIDINT ASSOCIATION. Yesterday evening the first annual saris and ball, In mid of the funds of thin association, wee held et the m Lomies Tames. ne anaemeate cosopemed a pedissin esseicet e abe followe g d by a ball. The OM _wed Wan by Alderson Wilts, supported by Mr Judos Halibluien, and several representative* of the eommeroe of *Getty of Lemke. The Serrerary, Mt. Lomas, read a statement a the oblate and peepess ads, lasthution. It bad been founded with the object d giving relief to warehousemen and clerks wham in tamperer, distress hem went of employount, or le lianas, or old sp. Subscribers Of 4s. • tecath weakd be entitled to 21. per week, descend ing gradually darieg 22 weeks, for whieb period the whole relief mama maid be Ski. It wee expected Ina during Mat time the preens relieved would be able to obtain employment, the foot et their being seembeesof the eseociatiou being taken se • gunnies fee their character. The moiety bad been is imisteoce eked du meets, and daring Min time mad, 600 mambas hod joined. The sm sce cation had been founded on the model of the Manchester Soddy, which was now in • lotuireilag condition. • reso lution improving of the etatemeetwere proposed byDr.Brfarl. ley, of Birmingham who explained the working and encore of the lianchater 'Aseocietion ; and was seconded by Mr. Abrahams, who warmly advocated the charity. •• The meeting wee subsequently addressed by Mr. Mali bureau. lie had been requested, he sell, to st ead for the purpose of furthering the sefebllebaent of this institutioe, and having some time since been presents* • meeting held for a similar purpose in Manchester he felt great pleasure in attending. Had it been a political meeting, he would not have come, as be hated ail pakesionel poli- Maw. who were as hungry sa news, and, lake crows, were vary carder as to what they fed upon. (A Utah.) • The aerobia' of Useidos wan bound to •seelet em tostitation like tthe era' thee foe their vast industry wealth they weal ell be. ly the ogerwthe rad above the hdagety m ,Vtheir datitakts. !lead bah' , a jesigeineitoillef saute, for 30 yeses, and denim that time he load ant a ls at an assistant tq a commercial hoots Wag broaght before r him. (Bear, bear.) No doubt 'ln this "conntrp, when the add was more extecuda, that bald nee , bendd ; b t Imo *she beilsrailb• Iwina4l olo6l o oll o V M4n to the pollee °Moire than the commis claseas.l a aret 4 deserved support, and •be trusted would heedve It; but be would not • detain the oompsny from en employment which he was ass would be much more moat table than listening to en old man. (Chews.) The resolinfon was ad immediately afterwards the forme want cleared sway and the ball commenced. Latins wen read from Lord Oversteps, Lord &lobo Sir G. C. Lewis, Lord J. Mannar*, M. flotheron•Eatcoat, Sir J. Pakiagton, James Kershaw, Esq., MX., Alderman Cope land, MX.. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir C. Wood, &a., regretting their habality to attend, but approving of the Alma of the institution. The subscriptions and donations amounted to between 400!. sad 60W. Ths band of the Cold. strum Guards, under the leadership of Mr. Godfrey, were in attendance, and played a Went= of music during the errant. Mr. Wslateree band attended for the dancing. The. masked amagements ware also strengthened by the excellent singing of the Qsartett Oise Union, who had gra tuitously given their erialate in aid ef the charity. The number of persons present exceeded 800. RAILWAY COMPANIES' ABBOCIATION. The adjourned monthly meeting of this association wee held yesterday in the board-room of the Railway Clear ing-honse, Seymour-street, Eason-queers. Mr. Hennes was, in the unavoidable absence of Mr. H. Thompson, called to the chair. Mr. K. Moat/mos (the secretary) read a report of the law and parliamentary occiamittee, which stated that Mr. Bailer was so much engaged during the past month on bills re quiring deposit before the 23rd instant, that he was tumble to give the macemary attention to the Railway Companies Bill, sad tte comideratioa most consequently be postponed until the meeting in Jimmy. The chairman, Mr. wee requested to move the following , resointicas at the meeting of the amociation that day : 'l. That the chair man, H. 8. Thompson, PA., M.P., ha re-elected chairman of the smooiation for 1860. 2. That the eleadlag committee for the year 1860 be compound of the Sollowling . _members : The Right Hen. the Earl of Lama, Gnat Northern and Western of Ireland Company; the Right Hon. the Earl Shelburne', Great Western spany; J. Orr Ewing, Esq., Edinburgh and Glasgow Company; G. Gamble, Em., Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Company •; IL L. Hodg son Esq., North British Company ; Jamee Holmes, Esq., Leeman:* and Yorkshire Company; R. W. Jackson. Esq., West Hartlepool Company ; Horatio Love, Esq., Eastern Counties Company; Sir E. Great Southern and Westin of Ireland Company; R. D. Mengisa, Seq., end Colonel Maclean, London and North Western Company; T. Mayne'', Esq., Stookton end Darlington Company ; J. W. blorlutd, Esq , Dahl» and Drogheda Com pany; Sir Andrew Orr, Glasgow and South Western Co. • W. R. Price, Eq., Newport, Abergavenn , and Hare ford 'Company ; Jamie Palletise, Esq., North Eastern Com pany ; T. Belkels, Esq., Cashman Company; Leo Schuster, Esq., London, Brighton. and South Coast Company ;, G. Wet kin, and rili.m;iii:e6:ll.2l,4ltPand.,lLAlncsalintazeblanredtitOrst& Company. The report then proceeded to suite the days on which the meetings for the year ensuing should be held, and concluded by stating that the secretary has been instruc ted to prepare a general account of the expeures of the association IMO its establishment against the next meeting of the committee, with a view to its circulation amongst the members. The CHAISMAN then moved that Mr. Thompeon be re- Meant president of the association for the ensuing year. Mr. Loos seconded the motion, which was carried unanimoualy. TaeCsatasas moved" That instead of electing a Law 11211 Pathameetary and General Purpose* Committee, one erenneittee oaly shall be appointed, to be called the Standing Committas of the Association." The motion hangs been seconded objection was made to the word "standing," and it wee resolved that only one committee should be appointed. The next resolution was for the appointment of the can• mines, whom MIMS were given in the report as above, which, after a lengthened discuseion, was agreed to. Mr. Lettish, the has. solicitor to the sasoolatioa, in m ower to questions, stated that the bill proposed to be intro duced into the house would no doubt be placed in the bands of the members early in January next. Considerable diecussion took place with respect to the In jury suffered by railway companies from the manner in which what is tamed " packed parcels" ere conveyed over railways by curiae, upon which subject there apposes to be no doubt parliament will he called upon to legislate. Some other questions, which led to so practical result, err Way disouseid, sad — the proceedings ;load wlek a oicdtel welt of thank@ to the chairmen. PROROGATION OP PARLIARENT.—Yeatarday par liament was again farther prorogued. At 2 o'clock the Lord Chancellor sod the other peers named in the royal commission took their gnats in front of the throne in the House of Lords, and "her Maj.:sty'. faithful Commons" were sumwooed. The officials of the House of Commons baring made their appearance at the bar, the royal commin gles was eget* read, and the Lord Chancellor then, in the tenon of the royal C011.101i1.100, declared the parliament pro rogued until the 24th of Jan., 1660, than to meet "for the oonekleretion of various divers important &Slits." CAMBRIDGE Nos-OUMLIL EXAMINATIONS.— NORWICII.—Theee examinations connuenctd at thin centre on Tuesday, and will be continued till Monday, under the superintendence of the Rev. B. G. Shear, of Emmanuel Col lege, Cambridge; the examiner eppointed by the Syn dicate. There are 17 candidatea for examination-15 junior and two senior—ea compared with 31 last year. Of the 16 junior candidata', 14 are bring exemintd in Scripture, 13 In the church catechism, 14 in Whately's " Christian Evi dences." 11 are being exercised to English comp:silica, 11 in English history. 11 in geography, 9 in "Trench on Words," 11 in Latin, 2 in Greek, 13 in French, 2 in German, 14 in arithmetic, algebra, and the seat two books of Euclid, 6 in higher mechanical subjects, 2 in mechanics end hydro statics, 1 in chemistry, 3in drawing from the flat, 3in drawing from modela. and 2in drawing from memory. The number of senior candidates is too small to justify an analysis of the subjects to which they are devoting attention. THE RELIGIOUS DISSENSIONS, ST. GEORGE'S, EAsr.—Yeeterday evening • vestry meeting wait specially I convened for the purpose of considering the conduct of the rector in sending "a threatening letter" to the church wardens on the subject of their retention of the keys of the with church, which the rector claimed in coonevon with hie right ae the enderiestical ruler of the parish. Mr. Church warden Thompson, who presided, deprecated any further movement, and without saying PO in so many word., gave the enemy to understand that between the rector and the perlehionery a creaprotume might be made if the olive-branch of pesos were held out by the parishioners. Some dieruseion maned, and at the earnest request of the churchwarden the proceediege were adjourned, the churchwarden having pledged his word that ho would not yield an inch unless the wishes of the periehioners were complied with. THE WEATHER IN THE PROVINCES.—During the last day or two the weather hes Meat exceedingly sharp old winterly, and on Wednesday there was • fall of avow is Leeds. Severs' of the trains were detained in consequence of the drifting of the snow upon the mile, and the express from York, doe at Leeds about eleven o'clock, did not mace its destination until halt. peat twelve, the detection hula( occurred in consequence of the engine and some of the car riages running off the line. No pommel injury was sustained by any of she passenger,. Oa Wednewley largo gnentille• of snow fell, covering the ground in Newcastle to • depth of two or three inches. The mail from London on that evening wee delayed for a cousidemble time, but fortunately, so fa as we could ascertain, no ambient occurred. CRYSTAL PALACE.—ONE SHILLING DAT. TitHeanaE, Dic. 16.—Adestritona on haymost, 432; eft by mos deg% 866; *Mal visitors, 767. 0001 T or 0011 MON COUNCIL. A Court of Common Council wee held yesterday , at thignen;the L01D ... ii ... AT2/ imeidieg. rite raorosea ?few - KIAT iiAaKET. The eourt_peoeseded to easeider two repotta from the Ito• plowman comeeter end the Markets Improvement Cola• unto respeetively, epos releremee previoaely =Ale to them, eeseider mistier any plea Gould be devised to *Mat & • *beet oesasekstko bepref the Wended Meirepallten Reineed, sad the costempleted markets et tionithiskisn. The learevennat Committee reported that they h a g 1011 beim orb. C. Lewis, Home Secretary, a plea of the pro. pond market stn. end a few days afterwards received a gems crenleelioci, la reply, to the effect that her idejeety's govern ment had of the pried* of the proposed asermee, but some further details se to the future don the ground not intended to be built upo l uM detelle are to coon* of preparation by the City architect. It appeared farther that the two committees had co-ops. rated by appointing special ocanmittem, consisting of lii members of each, by whose desire the various corporate teem concerned had drawn up re embodying the Fria ciW feels and inferences co with the echeme. These 'spats, which bad been previously printed and cir culated amen the members, were taken as read ; and a model of the proposed market with railway under, was pieced me the table for inspection and reference, and presented a very elegant façade, in a mixed Gothic style of architecture. lir Deputy Bowel, in moving that the court should agree in the report of the Improvement Committee, said It would bind them to nothing more definite than to refer the subject beck to the committees for faller consideration, and for the production of improved and more definite plans. The time wen however, folly come for bringing their markets Into Motet oommunicition with railway., and the questka the '" • . wee what proportion of the aspen w ould fall upon Oity corpeestiou. That railway commtuncalion would to= tor yladel, wbowe ald not adatl ika t i ot aw. the it=ost d a eahl l t i =ad Company dint thdr 'plias we, deposited, and that eielr lice would pee under the market, whilst he 'had also received an official intimation from the Metropolitan Railway Company, that their contracts - WWI signed and would certainly be carried oat. To clear the Wei an d betird' market a lone would coat 445,0001; to clear the site, build • market, and provide a railway would and 516,000 k; and to clear the site build the market, pro. *Me railway . communication, and erect large warehouses, would cost 637,6001. • and by doing ell this a saving of 140,0001. Mould ' be riffedeed, es compered with the cost elf providing • market stone. It was pretty well understood • that without the railway the cerporadon would poride ,sho market, and the committee had ascertained that there 'was c;iressen to suppose that tiontraceon would be fotandlepo willies to relieve the corporation from all expanse lepd risk eameetion both with tee railway communication and t . the warehouses, and it was principally with the View et la. • - • retaining how far this would be done, and how far the dif ferent railway companies would 00-operate, that he sated thm wart to agree in the report, and refer it beck to the win mittee for further inquiry. (Hear, hear.) The court having resolved that the two reports should be taken into consideration together, Mr. H. L. TAYLOR (chairman) called attention rooter Hto oularly the report of the markets improvement mittee. One of the most important 9, %Mika)) which CORM be brought before the court was • for connecting the new metropolitan cattle market by r ailway communication with • dead meat market in the City, and, although the design before the court might not be perfect in details, sad might as the awe embodiment of en idea be susceptible al great improvement, the court could do no more than affirm tta princip le , leaving details for further consideration. The court had already agreed to contribute 200,0001. in shares fa the Metropolitan Railway, under an idea, primps, that that railway intended to provide railway communication between the twc markets. He had, however, aseenaioal that the Ifetropolima Railway Compeny contemplated melds% od the kind, and if that company did net, was there any other redlweycompany that would do so? Mr. Deputy Dame—The Greet Northern. . . Mr. 1. TAILOR said the committee, if theApuri Nan,the report, erceld communicate with iNeMlidef " • the Cheat Wearily and other rsilway.agekeseslem so as to imoortein whether any other public oompany . Pep d 4 nadertake to cossinact the we:ghetto'', for outsfloc 'l3l borne in nand that the report distincely recommend! the • • corporation neither to coneunot the railway nor the ,pael , horses, while the committee as distinctly recommended the in order to reimburse the corporation for their expenditure apes their marker, there should not only he a mot far, ail . • shop and holdings, but also • small toll on the meat sold. In conclusion, be asked the court to agree in the report. Mr. IBoastnou moved as an amendment that, while the report should be referred back for further inquiry.. th an should be an Instruction to the committee to take no farther steps in connexion with the erection of werehoneee as It pat • of the wham, as the court considered that the result of Ulm , emotion of warehouses would be incompatible wire a beesta delal result from the establishment of the market itself. Mr. Ross seconded the amendment. The court, he said, had already acceded to contribute 200,0001. towards the Metropolitan Railway, and also that it was desirable to pro vide a new dead meat market, in the place of that which already mined at Newsom. Thom two question, therefore. were settled ; but the design before the court went go much farther, and was at ill defined, that he must hesitate before he gave his consent, mud more especially so, as he believed that the principle of warehouses upon a market was decidedly a bad one—(hoar, hear)—for he believed they would both im pede the ventilation and stop the traffic, and would so rule the whole undertaking. Mr. ILLIOTT said the model before the court resembled eloisMe rather than • market, and was so utterly defective with regard to again and ventilation, that if the plan were carried out, the result would be to destroy the meat which was brought there for sale. The fact was, that economy had bees teethed too much, and the preservation of the meat, as well as the comfort of the people, had been entirely n gloried when the model was prepared. (Hear, bear.) Mr. Alderman Snorer wished to know whether the court was really in meant about building any dead meat market at all. (Hear, hear.) He had read the reports without 'lading any demonstration of the necessity fur such a 'top; and when he saw mention in the report of half a million of money on the cols hand, and upwards of 600,0001. on the other, be feared that they might be about to perpetrate, for the third or fourth time within a comparatively brief period, an enormous financial mistake in carrying out an enterprise in which they might be undersold by private enterprise. He wished to know further whether the onset were dispels& to lay out so much money upon so problematical • result, especially when the enormous sums which they might be called upon to pay by way of compeneation for deterioration of property by the abolition of the existing market at Newest*, were taken into the cal culations, as well as the unfortunate result of the mukets which they had already established. (Heir, hear.) He for one did not believe that parliament would either allow the imposition of a toll upon the meat brought into the market, or sacrifice private rights and enterprise for the sake of the proposed scheme. And unless parliament did so, the cor poratism. by varying out their scheme, would inevitably • realise an enormous has. (Hear, bear.) Mr. ABRAHAM said the court had not then to consider detail., but were only asked to give the committees power to inquire further into the subjom. Mr. NOnala, M.P., said the supply of dead meat in the metropolis had ito much increased a f late that • noire con. umlaut site for its gale was impratively required. To pro vide the proper accommodation • great outlay would be required. It could not be doubted that government and parliament would empower the corporation to levy tolls, which would reimburse them far their out lay. As to details tie committee b *treaty said that they did not tie the bad *treaty to the model, or to any par ticular plan at present, but the want of better acootutuoda- Con was so apparent that, unite& the corporation dealt with it. government would soon take the matter into their own hands. (Hem, beer.) With regard to railway communiza tion the Great Northern Bellamy Company hod egreed to connect their line with the New Comte Market and the Metropolitan Railway; and • eonerlioa with the preposed dead meat market would be • subject for toucher considera tion. (Hear, hear.) Mr. 11•INIAS warned the court not to embark without due consideration upon au enterprise the fall cost of which was estimated at 601.,0001., exclusive of the heavy a,mpensalion which they might have to psy for interfering with private intimate, shwa only a small porno@ of Newgete Market was the property of the coloration, while past experience had taught them that the eadrosted cost of their enterprises gene rally doubled the original estimates. After some tar her diseuaien the amendment was nega tived by an o verwarlUtina majority, and the Moils were referred back to the eowMittees, according to the terms of the original motion. The court then adjourned. CRYSTAL PALACE. The Christmas entertain. mats, commencing on the great holiday. Boxing-day, will be varied end extensive. The leaves and great transept will be fitted up with stalls for exhibitors, and daring the hell days, • fancy fair will bee nistantly held. The ample space at the Crystal Palace refforde room for en ezermaivs display of winks imitable to the approaching mason. At dusk it will be brilliantly lighted op with varied pea devices, • dm lightfol evening yr onertsds, secured from wet and cold. A huge Christmss tree will be placed In the cents* of the build ing, which will he demented with holly and evergreens, and a profusion of flags. The new hall f r lectures and concerti is nearly finished, and will be opened by Mr. Pepper with a new and complete eerimet dirsolving views and photo let Illustrations. The Christmas recreations will be pro v by Mr. Nelson Lee, who ham been cmemissioned to provide a round of amusement from morning till night. The Caro b...l Minstrels., from Si. James's Hall, a ballet troupe, th• grotesque singing of Macksey and Sam Collins, with athletics magic performances, will be repreeented on • stage in ther great transept. At dark, laughable shadows and phantas magoric views will be exhibited. In addition to the gas de. Lykes, • lars• age et illwaiomed lanterns will be &- Oar& -+~ee~