The Express. — London, England, 1868-01-11 00:00:00

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Sbaraholeses alba Wm& Coro t, maieny's Postmaster -General to WI for NEW YORK direct, , mortal mews. pougainstanTatat2. ~,,,. ~,,teTday ; and also Intended to be des_patcbed tor New :rt. Poem. or li.ditax, on Tuesdays and (Or) Thursdays, when l'ffritil;tlllo'ementwß " r other Royal Mall Steam= are intended to . .,, i 1f,,,,,., E:servo ensto --.IItERIA, f orNEW YORK, Sat:adv. Jan. 11. for NEW YORK, Saturday, Jan. IS. • st sil.t, TAEI FA. t\or NEW YORK htßoston, Tuesday, Jan. SI. o emigrants aided on these voyagee. „ on ~,,,ge hy sli tbe Cunard Royal Mall Steamers. whether ~,(kr..: sd New York, Rston, or lialltax,ls reduced to la guineas, ( guv.xv, and il guineas, wording to the accommodation. sit lal a c at f.. 91. Thaw rates Include steward's 1 .., :c: . : prvl ions, but without wines or liquors, which can be L: tii M 4 to I.otri. 1.1 Iv to J. R. Peed, it. OM Broadestrest, London ; Buena 1 NI .elTer Macre, and 111, Mee de la w,, Paris ; G. and .1 Rums. No. 30. Jamalcsetrast, Glasgo and Baltle-strest, psod,.. D. and C. Mather, Queenstown, and 8, Watar.asgsgs, -11 , rl."'l IN)IAN LINE. —The LIVERPOOL, NEW j. YORK. and 1•111LADELPII IA COMPANY'S MAILSTEAMELS ve ni ,,„, n t,,,d i,,,allfruni Liverpool for NEW YORK, ratline at ... 9, s , f..llns: Jan. 111. WltY , , o. w,' OTW ER P. for NEW YORE, Wed CITY itl NOY YORK, for NILW YORK, via fax, War day, Jan. 1. , PITY OE LoN PON. for NEW YORK, Wednesday, Jan. IL CITY ~E EAg ,i... t. , LW YORK, Wednesday an. 29. Caqn i..vi.age. 1".. and 21 Guineas, all ha the the tams prtfileces I , the , ( . 1. , n. For pilitetll2ll apply to . IntAN. 20 ,.. k .,..,, n „.,,, DiLapool, or to ELVES and MACEY, 61, ling Willind-stred, Undon. ___..___________ .. (10LONY 0f......3—AT AL., 111111GRATION sad 7111:131OLD LAND GIANTS. Gyms of G o vernment land are stem So men familiar with lanntog .merationst and possimlns marina means to turn their al to amount. Appla stens for farther Information to be made to Dr. )I.1N• , th igrrtlun e special Agent of the Natal Government at the 011tee,11), Bnektogitam-street, Strand, W .C., Leadvi BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, Mackensieo pat. Slough. M ELECTION of YOPIVIIIN ORPHAN% via :-Beven boys en.i wren . al, of those whose parents were once In psosperous lif UM9IBIII • .. will take place at the London Tavern. Bishops rat, Arot L on TI ETWAY. the Itth January, 11248. - 1 poll will VIN.II at 12 and close at t o'clock precisely. ALFRED MA KEN Beeretay. or,pt, i t (11cApPlile. r.c. ,; ; , ...ript tun,' and donations most tluanktally nootved. 110YAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. 11, irturmirK DlreeWr, Mr. F. liteeneol Throe Ballets, 200 Ic ~lustrumentallste, Mem% Acrobats, Mimics: tune. Latest Telegrams, Saloom, Supper-rooms, Lavatories, Evoling Paper: 10 Orchestral Pieces Merz Night. topes at Halt-past Seven, begin at 1202 from £ l 7r3.1 • Reserved Seats, U. Private Boma, 80x.42 ore . e trees SITIO to POUT. ALL the NEW CHRIST NMASIGHT. ENTERTAIN -316NT8 EVERY VEW COMIC BALLET-NEW SPECTACII LAR BALLET-NEW DANCES-NEW MUSIC. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High Llotborn.—The most spacious and brtillantly - decorated R...ra, and the Rand In London. OPEN for CONCEIVE and I) %Nein) EVERY EVENIN G. Dlusteal Director Mr. er. Pusan/. Opts at halt-ma ; atom at 12. itemo..a. IL I(INAHAI'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN Exinarnox. 1966. I. celebrate,' old W ILDSKY gained the MUSLIN MUSLIN ritl/.1. MEDAL—It is pure, mild, mellow, delicious, end very ahnlosnue. bold In bottles, Ss. ed. each, at the retail houses In ; by the egenta In the principal towns in England ; or sln.lesels at Great Windmill-street, London, W.-4 observe the led seal, pink label, and cork branded .ILinahan's LL Whisky. RARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new .1-/ Invention, so admirably oontrived that a hill butt, ea well a, malice omits, may be relied or tilted on it without labour or Vold, is action is so Impalpable that the sodimeut of the no et Auld by no poegletity ca be dhturbeL Price 9s. 121., 14a, to suit 4i, 9, and 1 $ gallon n auks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SY PIION TAP. No sates required. No more fiat beer or sour wine. Price M. ; ditto, elertropided, 9e.—Apply direct to JAM 68 MALLOW, patentee. 14 Nine Wll ll ametreet, Mansion-bonne 9se thM his name and address am on every article ; all others see spurious indtatiorm lliolnevings gratis. lietebl99lod 1890. _ . _ OXYGENATED WATER does not drink so held as other related water, 110011Unn the gas can only bo ged Into It in a state of vaiedir, and condensed with the gas pre nt • baits effect .no the system to to vitalise the blood end give •eneth and force to animal power. Oder It fmeh from the Irak-eatery. an. Inagua:re, or through any druggist, to cans uutaining six bottles. O.XYGENATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept up in the cokkot weather by daily draught* of thyountott %%Ater. Frubh made host the Laboratory. Loa -ac „ , or tho.u.:b any draggle*, CDEAP GLASS BOTTLES.—The LOND ON Sri K of the AIRE and CALDER GLANS 1107T11: COM is for s %IX, at REDUCED VRIVES. the premises at rive sle NNuf. Ratelid, hosing Winfred for wharf purpose*. sr sors for ull the new patterns and the patent-stoppered Mottles 1,1111. frees the works, loutshlre, stud the stare, t 3, Upper 11.ussoatees.t, City. CI'ETS. NOTICE. —The largest lot of IL/ I:nn and 1 apestry liniaseb ever Oman, commending at n.l. per yard, all the newest patterns. ab 0,060 Funniture, at in.,* never fore offered. A very reduced Turkey carpet lot. All goods warranted, packed, and delivered free. Inrbed list of furniture, bedsteads and bolding, gratis. il. NA AIN F., 133 to 130. Newington Luna B- SOWN BROTHERS . — PATENT CHAIRS and ES, Barrack Ferutture, Trunks, Portman tesua de., at FRP' Ks 09NnIDEWILY REDUCKD. 166, PICCADILLY. Catalogose tree. fIANDLES.-11 you do not want your candles eseltottely for show. bat with pleasantnow of appearance , oar.. tt , Metter of hunting, buy PRICE'S GOLD LINDA L CALMIIINE,' or their Sherwood Palmitine," or their good o'l-N4 , i-10 l " IL•lmont Sperm," or "Belmont Wax," or their No. 2, No. 3." or " Battersea" Composite, In prefer ence I, the toest, nod nowt transparent Paraffine Caudka but it you attit levee the extreine transparency of pure Saraffine, s or their "Belmontine" will give It to you in Iperfectcn. mid at a more moderate _price than Is usua ll y charged for any oth. r All, twat-eines Paragioe Candies. The ro It I t -utp PRICE'S :SOLIDIFIED GLYCERINE," tont:titling 11th at. weight of their concentrated dbtllled Glyce rin, should lus in general use In every house lidos* the winter mi. 1. , ...ow of Its admirable effects iu preventing chapping the oat lace. In every house them ouOt also to be che the hott lea of their concentrated *stilled Glyce. no, known mery where as Olvcerine,' and prescribed tie moat , nthu tat medical men abroad as well as at home, a• the one only ttlyterine for medicinal use whether esternally or toternally. 'EWES FANCY SOAPS of the different sorts usually made are cxecilent, and command a constantly inervaalint sale The "siliditicil Glycerine" spoken of above Is, however, the one Laney 01:11. to me. Pitit YS NEW PATENT NIGIIT LIGHT'S," for horning In the aide gbs'ses, are believed to be the very best night lights Price'4 Chilthe Night Lights." for burning without and their ellicrent usedf •• Chandler Candles" tire ao Sell known, and no genendly and appreciated as not to used any special entice here. OkDANDLES. —A Hint to Pnrchamers. — Do no t 1 1 :ake sore that you know what price you are paying pee Mantel for your candles until you have stripped them and pat them in the scale. Souse candles WO tight weight without the wrappers, sosie with moderately thick wrappers. some with very thick eruPlii and some aro not nearly right weight with wrappers er thick. PRICE'S "BOldi 11E11.1L P. 11.111 TINE." "Sherwood 111101Illne, ° "Delmont Sperm," and "Del. wont Wan," .. Pool," " No. 2." "No. 3." and " Battersea Composites, "Prices Pandllne," and " Belesontine." and all the other candles of Price's Patent Candle Company illmitedi, ern full weight without the wrappers. r PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—Th. re- rturn of youth to their respective Imerdingschools induces a solicitude for their personal comfort and attraction. and POWLAN 31AcAsS Alt OIL, for accelerating the growth and bilbroving and beautifying the hair, Rowlands Raptor, for Mi rroring the skin and completion, and removing cutaneous do te. to and Rowlands Oil ado, or Pearl Dentifrice. for rendering the teeth beautifully white and preserving the gums, are con. siderod indiriagsable arcompaulmenta—Sold by chemists and 'admen. Ask fur Rowlands' articles. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM , an effectual remedy without confining th e bowels or affecting the head, truly eflecarions and pleasant, le admitted to be the best 111Mitille for immediately relieving concha, colds, continued cases of asthma, and incipient consumptlca. it fre quently cures persons whom the faculty pronounce incurables adaurahlt allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughinc approaching consumption Its effects are truly beneficlaL Persons deprived of sleep, or even lying down for tea of stators Iy c= depend ou relief in a few minutes after taking IL— only and sold by W. LAMBERT, threat* 8, King WS liam-street, Marine-crook London, and by all druggists, is bottle , . 13 44, and throe quantities In one, re. Oct Be particular and ask for Litubert's Asthm a tic Bahama. The rums and addrene ere ecerravro on the stamp. GOD LIVER OIL. FOR CoNSIIMPTION, BRONCHIAL amnion, a_ LIVER 101 DIM:LITT. 0 I L. ed a soot le fair, as is in As trad• ; )13 1 3', sr ; s tale ttoa, bpi, pir SOWS ; Ay of bid ag a M , and au. in on. en d, while 58e, te drge eel PPIJ dull, len=co mimic befog ad a shad t there yea kg from LII„ cattle hug rage; k mid it pip was was dull, Ba. lid. ,ter was as the market, r good show ale, at from rl for mood pretty good par lb. leseriptions. so plentiful. non pigs gig e.lttle this light, them luulity gmr lots of the ) price ; cur 9d. to 5,001, being wly effected, d. Extreme d. to 6d. per Ithly market )Iy of all de ',yen. Busi ly the whole a few rough market inn rims, 22a. to Os. to 56a. ; ET/NO. NI, JAN. 8. Aura of this the Town-hall t more than lie commence g flatness and • of the buy- Able number y for the most gement' ex at best coo -1 a month's ying on the will go down ; not likely to fullest quarter feeling existed Is to every de. that at several i.g to a certain they have got II not be mob lace at this that there ---- ----- last was tie= menu of then r one opinion OR who are familiar r own idea as te here springs ay the Shropshire tenons ; it t they are r work less than r- Toted, Teta% ILL 1867. dlt 1,750 13101 4 =0:8 20,4211 7,220 7,557 1,205 1,444 7 7,193 &an 1.437 1.661 1368. 18118. 8 1,636 1,91111 ▪ 234 VS • 216 - 67/ (,9.541 68,0 SI 700 SO 14 1,247 LIM 34 0,008 SAID 2A,015 26,4011 A 7 :A(...:48 32.400 15 (44054 57,10 (4 nom.; milt 1,4e6 1,426 4.2.2.9 28,064 18 31.3;0 W. 169 4.485 /Ctn. hy tee. c.a:ed maids di LIGHT-BROWS raiment of comae,- Light.BTOWlll Ord ,114.01.11d111 MOM two ewer et lc remedy employed and now the .almorwel, Mandl , , lent expresAug Itlm- Latillua as any of hie ..A Manual oe proscribed Dr. its tom iu 0511 , e5 of eon rvconl toy emPliatiO_. s as a preventive os ..storntise In debility soled I.•ttlev. 29 - 6 dl Auear. Ilertord. eel &war.: of prePowla 1) DEATHS. the wU• d I..w e r W li a piaLut, St. Ala'. W. the wits a as, Upper liolknAl. the wife of Mr. I. Walsers, Mader 4. - of R. Craig. Churc h Ivo of the W Cur- le parish church of fit. ,ricklsed, J. IL ,dfottl, York.itire, to Jesuit. EN , torgooa the Church of Man 'ugwell, thulium'. )gal klstablislimef4, to , Grauge.m&d. Ma" Notting .bill, Susannah, y Mary, the wife of W. is, Upper Tooting, J. v d e sca Lod• wif e of ad. liasoldock-hill, J. Kr. S . was, of Percy- Vim, BALT-9,8. ;dm, Printer, at the duet of W'hitefriara.—. C 0 D LIVER OIL. PALE NEWPOCNDLAND. Tottinn , ntals as to its purity and gesninenern bays bests re teked trvot the following esuisestphyolcions:—Proloosor Ta w lat ii 11 , ,Ac , Dr. Scott, M.D., L.E.C.P., Dr. oe. M 1) , L.R.C.P., &c., Om Just hnP 3 rectl, tff ti FA TING and Co., 79, St. Paul's Churchyard, la imperial ball• Pints Is. 6d., pints Si. sd., quarts Si., GTO pinta 11n. C 0 D A . LL WHO BUFFER from INDIGESTIOR should me NORTON'SMOMILK PILLS. Geld everywhere. *Saps. Is. led.. Is. et. sal Us. ITALY. CIRCULAR OF TILEMINISTER OF THE INTERIOR. • nossms, JAN. 1O SVENINth The semi-official Gazette of to-day publishes a circular of the Minister of the Interior to the pre fects upon the internal policy of the government. The circular bears the date of the 7th January. The Minister says:—" The first essential condi tion for the liberty of all is respect for end observ ance of the law. This object cannot be attained when the government, being scrupulously bound to infotei it, does riot poises The necessary energy and authority: In a state where it would be pos sible for few or for many to impose obstacles or exercise influences detrimental to the execution of the law by placing themselves above it, and above parliament and the government, there would be only liberty for the few to deprive of liberty all the others. It would be the negation of the constitution and of all liberty, and would tend directly to absolutism or anarchy. Italy did not accomplish her great and pacific revolution to perpetuate revolution, or to reap such fruit from it. She wishes to cement and render fruitful her precious conquests. She requires security and tranquillity to be able to develop that internal ao tivity which alone can make her powerful, happy, and respected. She is justly proud and jealous of her unity and her liberty, but on that very account she demands that the government, while keeping within the bounds of the strictest legality, shall make itself be respected by all, that it shall employ no illegal influence, and prove by facts that it has a reeolute will, authority and power to govern, and strengthen its action. To attain this object it is only necessary that the existing laws should be car ried out. On this sole condition can the liberty of all be assured and guaranteed, nor can the unity of Italy otherwise obtain that culmination to which the country unanimously aspires." In conclusion, the minister confidently relies upon the support of the prefects, and believes that his antecedents in public We will secure their cordial co-operation. He alludes to his former efforts in parliament to promote administrative decentralisation, and to in creme the sphere of action and the authority of the prefects. The government will efficaciously support the prefects in maintaining the respect for the law and moral principle,. Feb. 3, at 11 11111AILITH HEATHER, York-toed, Lambeth, late asdetent to a cutler, Feb. 3, at It DAN Tail, New Barnet, coal dealer, Feb. 3, at 1. JAMES FUNK Cowcromst., smithseld, conch smith, Feb. 3, at 1. WILLIAM FRY, Sitttimbourne, Kent, beer retailer, Feb. 3, at 2. Joan KIEHL Holton-street, hutches foreman, Feb. 5, at 12 Oust= CLARK, Stauley-st., Pimlico, late victualler, Yeb.s,at 12. flgoaol Loywre, Leek, Manordshire, silk throwater, Jan. 22, at 12. Joni RICHARDSON, Birmingham, bones agent, Jen. 22, at 12. FRIMIMICK PRIM, Birmingham, late brewer. Jan. 24, at 12. Inatayi AMOK, Wolverhampton, coalmaater, Jan. 24, at 12. JAMES OSTLER and JAMIE MLitt °Mtn, Boston, Lincobiddre, corn commission agents, Jan. 31, at 11. ALFRED Wang, CroirianKLlnoolosh.,birewees cleriLlantS,l4ll. CRAZIES JAMES IMAT, Bdltk. areconaldra. tailor, Jan 12. at IL Witutai JONES, Liverpool and Wootton, Lancashire, bander. Jan. V., at 11. Sesisters JOIIIPH PAID, Manchester, late general agent, Jan. 27, at 11. JOHN TEWAITES, Penrith, Cumberland, clockmaker, Jan.2ll, alit GAETANO TAROIII, Sunderland, emend dealer. Jan. Et, at 1 2 - Taoism Aurigae. Brenton. Durham, manager to an engine builder, Jess. St, at It TlioMA:4 RICHER. jun., Dunstan, engine builder, Jan. V, at 12. THollAs HalsBßol4 FLIETurt, Sunderland, lemonade manufac turer, Jan. 24, at 12. WILLIAM MORomf, Briton Ferry, Glarnorgi tar, Jan M, at 11. Brag 013801, Kidderminster. journeyman dYer.Jan. U. at 11. GlAmog JURA Oakley, Worrestorshlro, draper. Jan. Et, at 11. JOHN BLAKE, Farebant, Dante, licensed victualler. Jilt tl. at 12. THollits WILLIAM CLARK, Southsea, rigger Jan. 21 at 12. REVIRT ITllRRlDOKltaisernoreilk tiunder,Jan.tkatlt CHABLIS LormenD, Alderehut, Bente, victualler. Jan. 17, at 12. THOMAS CHAPMAN, Weillnilbmwalat. innkeeper, Jan. rt, at 11. 111.1 SILIDISoaI sad AMIDE TAUNUS, Tipton, charter meters, Jsa. 25, at 12. ' Joan PIARSok, Lynn), Yorkshire, grocer, Jan. Pt, et 11. HARM IIaggISLAND, Backhand Denham, Somersotahlre, grocer, Jan. tl, at 11. WILLIAM Plirrotn.lluhno, Lancashire, letter canier,Jan.2s,st RDWARD H o WAßD,l:ootle,Lancashhe. P.OPlrktor , limn. guirean Sierra . Norwich, publican, Jan. Ei, at 11. JAMES CbtßTNar. ktrnoetb, builder. JYn. 11, at 11. CUs suss TaoDD, Southampton, baker, Jan. 31, at 12. RICHARD 141,110 Le, Wakefield, station master Jas. 25, at 11. enamors Corr. Wolverhampton, carpenter, Jan. 20, at 12. CtAageom, Buford, St a ffordshire, tanner, Jan. la, at 11. SoriuA Dowil,Wrlf o rd,Northamptondt ,baberaanner.Jen.rnaL 1. WILLIAM Cori Denby Derbyshire. farmer. Jaw SA at U. EDWARD CHAM j ILD, ug., Intatiton, beersellcr, Jan. 27, at IL HAIN WA LTLIS, IfettwAy-coed, Carnervoushhe, sergeant of pollee. Jan. tl, at 12. JANIS C A Mr. Glee A snwell. lierts.beerhouse ireemr.Jan.23,at 11. RICHARD I'AITERALL, Poulton4olylde, Lan cash, shopkeeper, Jan. TA. at it THOMAS 11, , ADLEY, Brighton, lay dealer. Jim. 713, at 104. WILLIAM WALL, Vont. nearChesieriteid, victualler,Jan. 27, at 11. WILLIAM CaceleinallAn. Dintlawid. &marl. ennemakev. Jan. et, et 11. DAVID IlAiti.rna, Willlngdon, liuseks, builder, Jan. ft, at 11. J Allyn M CAR, 4. aveuirchttreot. Arcrelary. Jan. 22. at 11. WILLIAM Detfl.V. Jun., Brighton, tobacconiat Jen. te, et 11. nem JAMBS. !Imamate, licensed victualler, Jan. 22, at 2. Faunas Bunnell, Swansea, licensed victualler. Jan. 22, at 2. BAN E BrITCV ANN CLUB. Jan. 0. JrLira MARTIN SIicLIMELD, ltloondlehlterrace, liar row-road, papier maybe manufacturer. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Jeur.e Boomms RICHARDe, Limehousecaustwavoiraper- 1 IN Mend .of ls. lid., Jan. 15, and lalbsequent Wednesday, at l'arkrus'. Basinghall-street. 11 aso.ts EATMAN, Wlniborne Minster. Doliceshlre, carpenter let 81..1 final ...tvidemt of Its., any day, at the County Court office, Wiudierue Minster. DIVIDENDS. Vet I'. Armstrong, New Southsea, Hampshire, dockyard clerk-Jan. rf. A. Ward, Northellert o n , farmer-Jan. 27. 11. C. Maxwell. Leeds, clothier-Jan. 27. S. Loess, Bradford, auctioneer -Jan. 27. J. Shaw, Wortley, Yorkshire, agricultural Minim:Dent maker-Jan. V. W. Green said 8. Green, Heights), Yuri:shire, stuasmasona FARTIIOOOIIIIIDIBBOLVED. J. Johnston and J. Greene, Birmingham, surgeons -12. and N. Graves end T. If. Hull, Mark-lane. wins rnerchants-A. Hind J. Stockwell. Marsden, Yorkshire, woollen manufacture ott rs-W. Smith a Coke, smith, Col, Lancashire, builders-0. Sch and J. A. Rosenthal. Bradford, woollen yarn rpinners--G. Mortimer. J. llateson, Jun., and J. Weterworth, Leeds, baildees-W. sciitt and E. W. ilarforth, Kingston-upon Un seed brokers-M. L. 11 S et,' and 11. Green. Harp-yard, St. Slarylebone, cab pro. prietors-W. T. Copeland, W.F . M. Copeland, IL C. Copeland, A J. Copeland. and R. Copeland. New Bond-street, and Stoke tipomTreet, china dealers, so far as regards W. T. Copeland-J. M. Wilson and J. Ferran, Shuples, lanoashire, manufacturers -J. Fraser, P. trllare. and 11. Fraser, venlig ship chandlers, an fur m reganls P. Wilore-M. Ray end J. kal i Shad Timm.* Southwark. cod merchants-J. Chambers and . Waterhouse, Sheffield. &Homo Tomlinson and G. Tomlinson, Hulnse, Lancashire, bricklayers-J. Landi and LW. Tomlison, rreston, Lincashlre, hosiers-G. W. W . and A. Leese, Newcastle-upon- THE WINTER IN Futrieg. -We read in Gafignani T)ne, attorneys-G. Wailes W. Wailes, and J. Vigils*. Stroud. -The acootuits from the departments speak of • somewhat mnineers. se ter OA regar d. ' W. Wailes - J• Vivian mid W. milder tenipeniture, nartW . ulerlyin the south. The Smut 313rehant. Little Toweratreet and New Cone Exchange. city I sabre of Maiseilles 'AI the the cold is tofinitety awn melvhaM.-J• B. Boyce and T. Faulkner. Wnwdas. Yorks , lens intense the snow nevertheless continues to whiten the shire, veterinary surgeons- F. Dean, 0. Jones, and W. Lowe, Trout. tar nvi ,.4. U. . roofs and cover the fields, especially on the net . hbenri ni Whyte a nd nd J Harper, Limekiln-MIL Middimes, coopers-W. bills. In the parts of the town ex to the worth no Dean and O. W. Taylor, attorneys-Jessie Douglas and W.A. Can- thaw has as pet oommenoed, and fountains are still • mass cinitbam lemmutms of J. Dauglaa , deceased plidlellboro. of ice. The cascade on the Promenade Bonaparte has as. and A. Muir, Manchester, merchants, so far as regards A. mimed the strangest and most fantastic forms. In place Muir-11. °Smell and T. Dscerra, Eagle Whart-road, Holton, of the Weedy stream of water flowing graoefully into the arieerta.water eomtreeton-0. ra F a ua sad • basin,. nothing can llow he b us ussesof columns of ten-W. Green and 1. boot manutactamrs-T. ice in the most carious forma. The gen eral appearance Hawley and A. E. 0. Smith, OthecuaLreec Waterloo book- is as if some frolic sprite had suddenly arrested tle flow in himanTh - E - Haroncm and T. Iladatha• loom. cloth folleco - the most unexpected fashion." The Salad Public B.Stn '. develedl. Sl° a W I'M. an d I. Bathe. of Lyons says • " The mow which has fallen in 88. ark Box. quani " sten ' so fat as m g arda B ' this neigliboarbimod has rendered the cold rather Stone. decemed-W. Thomson and B. Thomson, 1it1113.10.011. eint merchanta-T. 'viten and R. Cullen, Bradford, commission less severe. The _Stormont, eller is now may 4 degrees agts-J. Bounell and J. Hey, Brad:Gni, woolstaplers-E. below sero Cent. (24 4.5 kith.), and the wind has changed Nr e sCd, J. Stoctdale. and J. Harrison, Bolton, counterpane ma- from north to north•west. The sky still menaces a further nufaetnrers-M. Durham, B. Moore, J. Foster. mid IL Shaw. fall of snow. In the neighbourhood of Chokes the Saone Thome, Yorkshire, mid eisewhere, gentle' merchanta, en far as may be enema on the ice. Since the winter of 1 laogrss 8'294830 regards 11. Moore-Sir W. Johnston. A. K. Johnston, and'''. It, such • general frost hr not been seen. At j a low ew ohnii ii-t m r. laatitunubsnurgnkandeugMA."Ark. A w be i rcromby ar aa C a flta'go S w ir -J .W. .' "bp- litir. illiante-lbaneb the thermometer wee at one a n d and li. Hamilton, Glasgow-W. Wiseman, J. Wneman. as 15) below Cent. (41-10 Fabrouheiti, sad at Rouses and J. Dunlop. Manchester, commission neersimna, so far se (Jura) at 18 below Cent. (0 4-10 Fahrenheit." The Journal regards W. Wiseman. de Roues has the following The aspect of this plus 0001C11 BEQUEBIBILTIONS. eleenged but little within the last two days, emowlesing WILLIAM ARMOult, Glasgow, mnith, Jan. 14, at the Faculty everywhere. Horses can only go in the etyma. at • foot lialtAlasgow- and then with the greatest precantkna. If the ROBIRT 111110. 01•01011. laMll7 grocer, Jan. 17, at the Faculty Hall, Glamitow. peat of the chief place of the department is • misers I JAMES tiosua, Glasgow. weight. Jan. to, at the Faculty Ball, , that of the ironer Seise is not less eo. The pod I Glasgow. OrPutily and the arm of the river culled Long Sail DAVID CAMERON, Owlet, Bentrewshire, termer, Jam 16, at the continue to attract crowds of skaters." The Skating Oh& County Motel, Paisley Thomson's . of Bordeaux, imitating that of Puts, gave on : t = JAMIE ca " le dmiar, jan " la ' at the Bleck Dull gmnd night fite on the lea, which was not Wes Hotel. Dome. ADAM THOMaOS. Jaudielid. near Perth, bores dealer. Jan. tie, at than the one In the Boil de Boa_logna the Soliciton' Librart. I A DCNDEII &max= Purina-The ew eammeaLe ono "Iran" aleaannaal. lannberinn. Folfsesh which plies ball-bond ) between Dundee and Jan. ls, at Cay and ltlask's Sale Rooms, Dllnbergh. •4 Newport, left Dundee at haltgant eight on Thursday night tlliammtst M.fIoNALD, tereasock, late spirit dealer, Jam m. with fitly the WM* Hart Ina, Greenock- rs. The tido was vwry low, and tics steamer too the northeast pemege. On leaving she struck I on a low rock ; a second time dee struck on another reek, - i 100 yards distant • and a thiniithas on the °ryas rooks, • little to the welt el the tidal heehaw airlines. The steamer leaked much ; but she returaat, and reached Craig harbour safely. The peamagers sure lakes to Fife in small boats. Great ezeitemsnt prevailed. ANOTHER FATAL Girl Accamdrr.-The usually quiet town of ist Dadell, hoboes Orme into a state of pt town odes t i t = that aa old tees had been shot dead. Dewed tele tea true.lt appears that • a old mile of SO, aeled at Daley, sadvalliotowathesechour Backs s ot= voider ot nuts eransek_ka, sidled at the estrs j :l Mr. W.tebt, HAI. as wedueaday Lot. Xr. t wee from home, said had hit X his margin an lad whom ha had cad et why, to ao odd lobs. This lad said, in • is Ur servant, " have • = with he tr e at, tato the kit a tun, put a esulhe Itit ' uot thinmg eat r ims ]aided. The diet immediately below Casey's left ear, and he alma three mUster after the sad 0000ETIMHA ship carpet). RUSSIA. ST. NUMMI:MG, JAN. 10. The Ittmlide Busse of to-day says :—The pro testations of peace which have appeared in the French semi-official journals are wakes, and re assure no one. Notwithstanding tho friendly pro fessions of France, mistrust exists between Powers more than ever ; and the continuous debates in the Corps Legislatif on the reorganization of the army prove that Franco has secret plans of great importance for the coming year. INDIA. BOMBAY, Dr.c. 27. 71bs. shirting., 4r. 12a. ; 8/lbs. ditto, sr. 14a., 40's mule twist, 10i —quiet. Cotton quiet. Dhol torah, 130 r. Shipments of the week, 9,780. Ex change on London, Is. 11d. Freights to Liver pool, 655. CALCUTrA, Due. 24. 7lbs. shirting', fir. 4a. ; Nibs. ditto, 6r. 10a. ; 40's mule twist, s}. Indigo very firm. Cotton slightly firmer. Exchange on London, Is. 111-16 d. Freights to England (seeds), 87s. 6d. AMERICA. (ET ATLANTIC TZLIORIPH.) NEW YORK, Jeig.lo. The Cunard steamer Persia arrived out at noon to-day. Closing prices : Gold, 137 k. Sterling exchange on London, 1091. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1084 ; ditto, 1885, 188; ; Illinois, 1334 Erie, 784. Cotton: Middling Upland, 181. Pe troleum, standard white, 241. Corn : Old mixed, 1.40. the ord. ----- ROYAL MICROSCOPICAL Somerf.—At nary meet*h a , held at King's College, D ecember Bth, James Glor, BK., F. 8.5., President,t, in the cir, two gentlemen were elected fellows of the society. The Pro abet announced that a very valuable t bad been received from Dr. G. C. Wallah, of hie entire collection of slides, numbering in all 1,031, conisin• ing his original drawings of roleroseopio objects, cad I quantity ref unmounted umtertaL • PaDm ens read by , Preforoom lta treot"piet Jones, F.G.S., "On Nein Bivalve Entom which to be abundant throughout the whole were shown geologiaal series, but especially entering into the composition of various kinds of lime- ' stone. The paper wee retool, Olustrated by diagrams sad tales, ma wall ea by numerous etignoinec sad 'vole ' Elea specimens. Mr. Charles Stewart and 31r. Charles Tyke were eppointwi auditors, end the annual meetin of g ed the exist: was annomused to take plies on the Ink February. OsynAl. Parc.. Ozni Sznzaro DAT.-- FIUDAT, JAN. 10.—Admiesions on payment, X 640 ; ditto by semen token, 1,72 8 ; told 'Wm. 4.368. !ROM LAST Nigßra GAMMA [NA3as or mamma AND TVZIIOI2 PAITICOLABB TO la MAD= AT MI 017101 ON 777 OHM azazirsaa, wow of NANKIDNION, suamosummucera IDITI AMID Naas, Dowahms-road, Hingehmd. late linen draper, draper, to surrender Jan. 2; at IL 111118 T IlsacuLllarlaia , straw plat deder,Jan.l2,atl 2 . WEIR JOHNIITON, ftsIBI.IPOTN. Peckham, late Santana in the LA India Company's service, Jan. 22, at it WiaLlax Joan, Page'acottagea, Tarraearoad West, South Hackney, batter dealer, Jan. 11, at I. JOHN HANILDENI x 2128, Ililtowstreet, Wandrworthroad. mercentrie clerk, Jan. 12, at 11. 801.0101 Iltina, ESL George'wroad, Hilburn, commercial travel er, Jan. 22. aT II GROWN lioltax,Verest., Ilinooln'ainn-fiebls, baker, Jaii. 22 , at Clung= Jam" C a le Jan. greengrocer, Jan. 22, at 11. MONT NATCHKIL and TROnall BRAM, Hartford-place. Hs& gentonklath render Jan. 22. at 12. ZDWAILD BaooN. IteT•reatl, lenningtowlane, egg dealer, J lri am SaAnCel, Prlneeeelseek Cavendish-square, clerk to a Jan. 12, st ADObtrrABILAHAY SiMettaitto, Victoria-road, Hackney wick, late general dealer, Jan. 21. at L 10811 1101' Mbst , 2Oad li,Dowq ma dealer. Jan. 28. at IL ALVallb WASISIMIL Wm* rotting -1M clerkl/111128eskISIL WWI D• 181011 011 AT, Indbroke. N in the Homewlim, Jan. V, st CRANIA. NICHOLAS Yu. Yeeton'arceA, Bermondsey, builds. Jan. 28, at 1L Jowl WMIAX9, Great Laths, Essex. pig dealer, Jan. 28, at 11. JAIIIN CANTER, Cablewt.,Wbitechapel, greengrocer, .lan.at 11. WILLIAM 11111.1131111 APLIOD, Britamlrtarraos, andsworth road, also worker, Jan. 28, at 11. Jamie LONDON, Giese autioiketreet, Southwark late grocer, Jan. 28, at / 2 - ANTIIONT BYRD, Market-place, Janction-road, ripper Holloway, cheesemonger, Jan. 28. at 1.2. JOSTPH 1111LICHAY, Upham, Norfolk, tanner, JIM. 28, at 1. 11.41 T VINCTST, Yllibillll4o4l4, draper, Jan. $B, at 1. ROWLAND STLTINTZLOotbk-oolApies, Serpentlorroad, Regent's. park, cabdriver. Jan. 18, at 1. litompsm Poeltry, Lombard-street, and West booms-grove, tailor, Jan. sty.. 3. JOHN LlNCOLN,Wilymenak-St..Raeluley-rd., journalist, Yeb.ll,at EDWARDIILiaIItD, Pried-street. Paddington, Plumber. Y!'__ (furcria's Tiasozilus.) THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION. (sr sutra Awn minima Isisoww.) ALEXANDRIA. Jac 9. Advice. from lainealey Bay state that bands of natives are prowling about the English encamp ment at Senaf4. All the European troops are ordered up. The mortality amongst the horses and mules is on the decrease. CORK, Moat, Iffmment. While two men were palming through Patrick street, at 11 o'clock to-night, a bottle of Cheek fire in the pocket of one of them exploded. The man I instantly threw off his cost and escaped with his companion. A bystander raised the cost, when a second bottle ignited. Tim cost, and what were believed to be documents, were destroyed before the' police came up. Two bystanders, a woman and man, were arrested. Mil PRESSOSEMPTHESS IN IRELAND. FURTH PR ER FINIAN ARUBTS. DUBLIN, Faxon Mawr. Today Mr. Pigott, proprietor of the Irishman, *as sent for Dial for the publication of seditious Ale*. He was allowed to stand out on bail in his own recognhances in 5001. Two brothers named WlCanna, denim in the Magneto Telegraph Company, and James Weldon, clerk in the Northern Counties Railway, were ar rested last night in the Belfast Theatre, under the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act. . - TECHNICAL EDUCATION. The discussion on this subject was renewed at an adjourned meeting of the Birmingham Chamber of Commune yesterday afternoon; Mr. Gawp Dixon, M.P., in the ails.. Mr. Samuelson, M.P., attended, and ad dressed the meeting at some length. Having adverted to the importance of the subject, he reminded his auditory that the subdivision of labour was carried on to a pada' extent in Birmingham than in any other ommerMel com munity, and now that the supply of raw material obtained is the locality was no longer to, be had on each edema terms in some other districts, that whieh was t leftr— us as their prestige—must be maintained ; that could only be done by the active use of their own intelligent* as employers, and the intelligence of those in their employ, which must In folly developed ; their pa llid= must be k ep t up to the mark, not by Mani/al education oWy, but by the ordinary education of the workman, for it was on account of the deficiency in that respect that much of the workmen's incapacityirose. As reanufacturen we could not afford to proceed the same wasteful processes es formerly, and whi our natural advantages enabled us to pursue ; bet before they called upon the state for stridence it must be Mown to the government they were doing something for themselves. In Birmingham he was happy to say that much was being done through the instrumentality of the Midland Sate ; when they bad put forward their own efforts they would be fairly entitled to go to the government and oak for something at present be thought they were not re. easing as mu ch as they were entitled to. The hon. pn- Hereon alluded to what was being done at the school in Jormyn-dreet, and to the expenditure ; also to the 67,00 W. expended at South Kensington, which in his opinion was ex cessive in comparison with the amount given for the pro. motion of education in science and art all over the country. What they had to do in a town situate like Birmingham was to seek science in its application to maim futures. After all that had been said about our defects as a manufacturing nation, in his opinion we at this moment stood at the bead of manufacturing industry. A discus sion mimed, which lasted several boors ; it was of a some. whet desultory character. Mr. Walter Williams, who took part in it, remarked, pertinently enough, they were all doctors, and no patients. He regarded (he mid) the School of Mines as a failure, and inhis opinion it was the duty of government to see that the people were instructed elementarily, and in art and science. In a district like Bk. 'Hingham a good school of chemistry was wanted, in order that the workmen might pin a knowledge of metal lurgy. A great evil in this country was that me had always been too lavish with our material end too sparse with our lebour ; in the manufactories of the eontioent the masters IMO educated ,• in this country the masters must begin by instructing themselves. Mr. Payton, a jeweller, said that the less and boys in the manufactory with which he was connected were so lamentably deficient in elementary knowledge that to siassept to Mask Mem scientific knowledge was oat of the question ; when in his business they employed a French workman they found that he was acquainted with the whole process of his art from beginning to end. With re. spect to their diP, he said that if the taste of the workmen required improvement, so did that of the customers ; there were many articles not very beautiful in design which bold best. In refer. ems to German goods, the speaker mid that they were beautiful in design, but did not wear. Ryland, Mr. O'Neill, and others engaged in the silver trade, followed, each of them admitting the necessity for more education of some kind. Ultimately the following resolution was posed That the council be instructed to request the ss ociated Chambers of Commerce to in form Lord Robert Montage that, in the opinion of this chamber, it is of the utmost importance that government schools of science should be established in the great centres of industry for the purpose of giving systematic technical education both to the middle and vrerg dames." LONDON WOZEING-lIIN'S AMOCIATION. —The annual ge neral meeting of this meociatica the held last night at the Bell Inn, Old Bail e y ; Mr. George Potter in the chair. In opening the promethne the chairman said it had been resolved upon by a suboanmittes that an agitation should be orgathed with a view to earn the repef the rstempog thanes of the Reform Bill. t ork al o ing-msm complained that they had to pay rates in addition to their rents. The section of the new Reform Bill to which he had alluded entailed an increase of Is. or Is. oIL a week in excess of what they formerly paid, and even the vestries felt themselves incapable of completing their *elasticise. The association bad also resolved on promoting the labour representation scheme. and se versl influential members of parliament had expressed their approval of the movement. One of their number bad already issued an address to the electors of ea of the metropolitan boroughs. They hid resolved that the com mittee should consist altogether oe workingmen, and that the board of trustees ebouirl be formed a DOWOODDS, including lir. IrCullegh TOMO" Y.P., and other proud. nest politician , . The pram& ether& of things was far from enoouraisg. iThe Working-mea's Association had no sympathy wi my 'Arra form lIIDDIWboDt. The working man of Ei e lion had DOW sufficient power toprocurea redress of their races by moral. legitimate, and oemstitutiosal means. H. regretted that the oligarchy of the ematry were stili unwilling to give up say porticos of thepewer el whisk they had the monopoly so ion, and be was miry to have add that great apathy existed seeemmet the dag man of England regarding the objects the thoosiatica was seek ing to advanos. - He believed that on the rethersblisr of parliament sorrel members of the House of °amnions would become beaccary mesabas el the amesistha, sad there was so doubt that they would thee naive a eon- I adorable acessiom to their members. They would se dervour to praiser the mbar otederticn, end the Irish church and laid quietism would also engage their loth attention. It was a dimmer* to our eivilliatiom that only oSe in 40 of the people of Reglead could read and write, d he trusted that a a short time their children would be able to obtaia es good a secular sad rational education as the youth of any other country. • nordation TM then passed to the affect that an enti-Fsaimm=ergor rad by the Metropolitan ~e premature and saimildrams. Some o th er formal us ith u g a i s s having bean gram through the proceedings tamimeted. Tan LATE 11[1:1DZSOUS OITTLAGI /MAX CAlt wilt be roolloseted the the Seth ultaammr dames assault rad highway robbery was committed on the person of as old man, aimed Wilms, a bayfaider, of Smavesey. &village about tea mile* from Cambridge. Williams had been to Carabrklge,'and disposed el a maa thy a hay, aid it is supposed was molested and ill-bred esldhtu. ISH return home in the evade& whoa his horse sad sart entered th e village untended, Sad it TM found that WU UMW was lying is the bottom Insensible I. the midst of a pool of band, which had Rowed frees some awful wounds as the head, apparently inflicted with a halchth The orlicapid of these is four inches in length anew the fore bead, end one es: was nearly severed. The per fallow (whams skull is trammed) Lis tom isseuelle err slum and, though to still survives, then an no recovery. Willithrs pockets inn he muds eat, and all his =they _and a pursecaiiiren Thursday, • man was apperebed at Oans by Mr. Deputy Chief Conable Werth, al the pans.= suspicion .1 having lath Wlllithes' Hs was taken bef Mr. Echlin, • esowoB allgthatei Tatthan7o rad was ore formally sommtholpi. Tbe primmer, whose SARNI is Robert Lew, is • ptheismilre tad nsys he is 46 years el ege, th ough he hats rasa prose& me la ama build end a feniiiimg 99firweass. of H. reeled at Circa (a vino* three& irbirelnilliune woad yaw on We return) at the tine el the oesorrenee , but has slam no moved to Cambridge. He was farmsebein the s lam wham he was dbeherged sues WWI • plies d 7d. • day, and line tat eadrody.!hes bo trent to rendre tkie es Tlntneft. Willa. we. an day at Ofiraboldp. Ea it sow esteadhly an esdeultaral bileraver. bat Is add to love done only three days' wort dam beirvest. Mee paw have not as Tet yreranlgated any of the eirtainstury save Utter, the prisoner, but it is mid to be eeri_mermeg ; the latter, who is • married men, erntrated Mena Iff • 4 0 2 11 " I am thement." Be has been yreviondy euntioesd stooling a bottle d son. ll!abaci. star Ilitittirv. —. 4 ,..... OMTA VICOXIA, JAN. 10.—The Preach= Or oque arrived here from Tod= today with and warfor the Traub troope,and is still ben.— Herßsoles's Telegram. , Majesty's ship Sheserwater boa arrived at Qnsenstown from the Palate, sad is ordered to premed i to Woolwich. Ardalurre, JAN. B.—Lieutenant Mart Elms' Kay has this day been promoted to the mak el NM mender, with seniority from 117th faiialselar i M.T. ler serriess whilst in commend of her MaJaaWn sumcomall Investigator daring an expeditka na Aar rher Niger. Jas. 9.—The Rev. Alfred Shasast Make hes thk day been appointed a ehaplain in kw Majwigh hash—GareSe. ' ADM:SALTY, JAN. 9.—AnaiNnriani. — Captaia Chan H. May, to the Defseep, eannaledeasi Ormunar dors IL T. Parsons, to thallemen, eemadmiemed ; Lofton F. Jeers, be the Royalist, ecerseadmied ; A. D. W. Flaisherol. G. Kea ind W Midair" te be baps* tog essensandese in the meat 'guard. Lieutataata H. H. Juin read Jelin W. Meyer, loth' Defame • R. R. Jet- ' le tray tie Bleesbe ; George D em A. psi' to ;he Replan • Chas. lift, to theNaviviang Lima:: nen* Dania IL )gowns, addllkeed, to the Royal Alfred; Tom B. Read, to the Deems, ; Joseph 111. Vivian, to the I= lionamolor Navlgs I d tas p a s sar e t s o r Z! to tika Mamba. t flargems Wm. Anderson (B). edillakind, to the for liberty; Thomas Fulton, ad. Mang, to Mho Adehdde; sad W. R. Dillon, addl . • simiClerko.l7,llaolontotheMeMee itillit t er _ te Charles T. J. Le Stamp and .11. T. B. Mweldan to tim Defame. Navigating Sob. liniment Alfred R. Stanley, .to the Beacom Midship, seen Wm. G. Oarroo, A. IL Hemmed, E. C. Moore, C. R. Davies, and B. J. Pre to the Defence ; Thos. G. Maxwell and E. W. H , to the Warrior ; A. W. R. Prothero and F. G. Jones , to the Blanche. Naviga- (From the Builder.) ting Midshipman Wm. A. R. Ryan, to the Defence. Pay - The des o master Riohd. B. A. Richards, to the Royalist. Assistantign f Sir Charles Barry for the com - Permeaele in charge Henry A. Seneweer, to the Beacon; pletion of his gr eat work in Westminster, towards New and Thou Elliott, to the Industry. Assistant Paymasters Paaae l ard, is familiar to all. The government, having Charles F. Galan, to the °sages; Fredk. E. Pirkis, to th e D onn a . R o we Din t o t i t , u m; cu m * left the question in abeyanee, decided in 1864 to complete Harms A. Lipids, to the Royalist. Chief the un fi nished western hoe of the Clock Tower, and to en- William POI, to e Indus, for the Black Mace_ , John close the two open aides of New Palace-yard with an iron 311 •4 to the Blanche. Baffineem home G. Ft"' ea John railing, suf fi ciently high and strong to exclude a mob on im• D. ood, to the Blanche ; John Roberta (B), to the Ins. _,.....; „...... ;00 , p 0.......... . sisdble ; Shim J. Bailiffe, John Wat t and Charles A. Demar, bile Royal Oak. First Ckse.terastant.Engineem Mr. R. M. Barry, A.R.A., are the results of this determine. Th o ooto c om ba t; to the w om b s ; Th o me T. A tt a rs . lion , andoonsiet of the facing with 'tone of the lower part of manha, gad George F. G oesee e. e e th e B on i ° e h , en d the western front of the Clock Tower, the erection of a very Second Clam Assistent-Eaginear Alfred kis, to the handsome teen railing, with gates and stone Piers on the R om l Oak . N ave l w e t s nominated it qualified , north and west sides of New Fame-yard, and the eon. A.l. K. /Campton and G. W. Goblins. . etruation of a cloister or covered way on the eastern aide. AOCIDINT TO HSU MAJltaTT'e SNIP ADVICS.—On The railing is entirely of wrought woo, made by Mesas. ....,. 1 Hardman. It is in logy' of 17ft. long, between piers of Th ' nva" iambi ' as this Sp iel was ma her ...... Portland s tone , upon each of which is placed a lobular g tour mod Macho and Spike Islands she ran cm the wotea : we bank, ettome d to the motheru d of Brae Island The lamp en a t iron standard. At the gates and angles the piers are r and are surmounted by clusters of tide was falling at the time, and she bad to remain two hours before she could be floated. We believe she did not , P s ' km Bach bay of ihe railing is subdivided into three mrim eats by groups of standard bars arranged on sustain any damage of consequanee.—Oork !Examiner. °rim .--- plan in the form of a mom. The ornamentation tun, u r part of the railing is composed of the Tudor rose , well pe beaten up ; and the lower portion displays the port cullis of Westminster. The globe lamps were manafac , turgid by ileum- Stevens and don. In the centre of the western railing, between the carriage gates, ia to be 3 3 1:ce n the statue of Sir Robert Peel, by the late Marochetti ; and the corner opposite to Perliament-street is the Mt* allotted for Mr. Woolner's etatue of Lord Palmerton. The tops, and some other portions of the railing and lamps, have been gilt by Mr. Crane. The in terior of New Palace-yard has been levelled throughout, and its surface lowered in some places as much as 10 feet, with the object of preventing the disagreeable effect of raking lima against the building, and of increasing the ap parent height there of Westminster-hall. A portion of the plinth of the latter, which has hitherto been buried, has been exposed to view 'by the excavations. The cloister along the eastern side gives • covered aOCISS, for foot passengers, ' from Westminster -bridge to the Common' private en jtrams, and to Westminster-hall ; a flight of steps lead from the bridge at the foot of the Clock Tower. It is intended to carry on the cloister, by means of a tunnel er subway, under Bridge-street, to the Thames Embank ment sad the underground station of the Metropolitan District Railway, about to be formed on the north side of • Bridge-street. 'When this subway is co mpleted, mem bers of parliament and others coming from the west...end sod City by the railway and the embankment, will be able to enter the New Palace by means of a covered way extending tbe whole distance, and almost on • l e vel. They will thus avoid the necessity of wending to Bridge-attest, and descending again to the New 1 1 Palace, having encountered by the way the dangers of a crowded arming in Bridge-street, increased by the somesion of traMa coming to it at right angles from the Thames Embankment. Tho external design of the cloister is mad' to rangewlth the existing archways and buttresses to the members' private entrance, with which it is joined, at the nouthmist corner of the yard. Two of the archways form wastage entrances to the Speaker's court, and these. with the archway In front of the Clock Tower are flanked by glebes, end are distinguished by their details from the met et the arches. The niches are to be filled with statute endues by Mr. H. H. Aruistead, thorn of Allied and William I. are shady placed in the niches near the Clock Tower. The method° objection to leaving New Palace yard open has always been felt to be the difference iloetween the level of Westminster-hall (and consequently jof the new palace) and Bridge-s tr eet, causing the former Ito appear sunk in a bole. The erection of the cloister j has been adopted BB • mode of lessening this diet ad veneing the lower story of the build ing after the precedents of Belgian town belle, and other edifices. The cloister is rather higher than the upper part of Bridge-divot, which ft joins, and thus serves to meek, to mum extent, the difference of level, and at the same time provides • convenient covered approach as above described. Each bay of the cloister has • grained rod, with a circular aperture in the middle of each groin, covered by a sliest of glass. The graining of the bay next to Westminster -bridge at the entrance of the subway, is square on plan, with 'diagonal ribs filled with perforated 'tracery. Polychromy is introduced in the interior of the cloister by the use o bs f red Kanseeld Th e e stonxterio e in bannds , and for the graining ri and bones. r is e tirely of Portland Mom. The works are contracted foe ' • bk. W. Field. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. A fine performance of the Creation was given by this waft lad night, in lieu of St. Paul, previously an nomad, but postponed to s future date. In consequence of the renewed indisposition of Mr. Costa, IL Balaton officiated ea conductor on this occasion, with the mime efSchiney ea in previous buitanoss. One of the principal features of lest night's perform ' se was the appearance of Mr. Shim Room , who be been heard too seldom of Of Mr. Sant leple excellent singing in this oratorio we spoke hat week, en the occasion of its performance by the listing Oho& Besisty. Again, lest night, this geatle• lama pednimi a sirens impression by his delivery of the deckassfary sirs, " Bolling in framing billows," and " Now Ream in fullest glory," as also of the several im poetant vesitatirse belonging to the character of Raphael ; dividing with Madame Sherrington the applause bestowed on the ospital singing of the two graceful duets, " By thee with bliss," and " O star the febest." The subordinate tenor recitative, and solos were efficiently sung by Mr. Montem Smith. The choruses were well sung through out ; and the onboard scaompanimente, so important a , feature in the work of • composer who especially excelled NI a gyinphOoiat, were given with that admirable effect which is to be expected from such • bend of instrtr imatidids as that engaged by the Blared Harmonic Society. •••••••• NEW PALACE-YARD, WESTMINSTER. FORAION-OTTILM, JAN. B.—The Queen ban been pleased to approved of Kr. Rodolphe Kammerer es consul at Sydney for hie Majesty the King of Bavaria. The Queen ham also hem pleased to approve of Don Guillermo Jorje Anderson. as consul at Cape Town for the Republic et Chile. The uses has also bean pleased to approve of Mr. Hinrique Heyeritein se vkis.conaul .t Manolumicr for his Majesty the Xing of Portugal and the Alpena Gazette. ROYAL ALBEIT ORPHAN ASYLUM TOR DFATTITTZ CHILDAIN, 98, CHTAPSIDZ, KC.—The secretary gratefully acknowledges the following :—Lord A. E. Hill Trevor, bl. ; Him Deane, ls. ; Mr. H. Kempsted hinn.r, U. la ; Mr. N. Waterall (ean.), 10s. 6d. ; General and Mrs. Molyneux Williams, 101. 100.; Mr. T. H. loveless, 10/. 10s. ; Mr.. Hayes, ls. ; E. C. H. Is. ; Rev. J. Coachman. ls. • Mr. 'IL Ileade-King, M. to. ; T. H. L., 10s. ; hirs.Hayroft, It. la ; Mr. Harry Hoglilings, 61. 6s. ; Mrs. Tippingll. la. • Mrs. H. Hooper, Si. ; Mesas. J. F. Howard (;En.), 10s. ; Mr. K D. Stone, 6i. ; Mr. E. Brampton, 10s. 6d. ; Mr. James Walker, It. LORD JEDITICH ROLT. —The attack by which Biz John Inn, the laird Justice, has base visited, has yielded to tie Ileatemet to which it has been subjected, and ire Man • favourable turn. Dr. Bul!ook, hie lord ship's meikel stimulant, is now hopeful of a recovery, sad the emu weis to like latest inquiries at Osleworth-park was that Mars Isidedly better. Of course it moat be BOOM ifte, ISPIS Oder the most vourable circmastenoes, holm tits Lord Pestles will be ts permitted to resume the mane Edits of Ids wile. Ilia WRATRIR AND THE PARK-EL—The variable w i tl prevailing during the last few days. f the rom lov ets of frost to 'thew entrltan again to frost, has prevented r=htes esjoying them ressestions with comfort. awaken et perms have attended the parks S S& dap, bet the maaifastly unsafe state of the ice and O S mambo of the hems duty have prevented any bat do mon reskl wombs era IL After the mld thaw of Thunder the nest see is spin at night, and from sidekkt up to le ea** nestereq iseirslng the receiving hews tbermenserier segisimed - 6 depress of frost; daring perlenny it stood it 2 dogma below freezing point, an A d spins pose last night at 9 o'clock to 3 degrees above. Isms somber of peruses limited the parks yesterday, and a few down persons were to to seen cm the Round Peed and long Water in XSUSIISPOSVIASIIS, but the state of the Is. prevented the fel enjoyment of skating. Some iseasseisimj took pkase, but none of a serious nature. On the km in the Bt. Jaises'a.perk Melange seserel beaked mainsail boys woe eseeregated during the ins , who ameedilaembesabonenen" faarl hustling riegr respeetehle imarb Is venture amours them. 11 1" = B ersaVZ• few leareenionz, but wain Masa The Ms et Ike streets on Thurs. 411= )41011014, Luis street • very n imed* main thoroughness the reeds tZ w r ahm etwqo were wei sat &PM •• if • rapid IMs was is preeessa "We Ihe NOS& MI footpaths In tatleer plommind in them Mlle rit.n C e:tees. were se enewneli sad slippery ss to make isemniels beds MBAS Old Cab and mai bee basses weralsrbenra time gonad in all direatiems, while way fee. plamedere m falls. The wane In the Hativiess sad Sams, nd the Teri. lare snkluisa gm* we tolerably trimly frown over, and skating awl Aiwa were yeeterakr exlineively indul g ed in without danger. THE FOREIGN MAILS. OUrWAID Cara Itialta.—The Union Company's Caps Royal Hail steamship Norseman, Caplan W. Ladds, arrived in Plymouth Sound on Thursday from Southamp ton. On Friday she embarked the month's mails for A s. amnion, St. Helens, the Cape of Goaope, Mauritiu, and Point de Gallo, under th e superines of Kr. may, postmaster, Davenport, and shortly after was despatched by the company's agents at that poet, Kam. H. J. War lag and Co., for her destination. She takes out also passengers and a full general cargo. Her mails °theist of 18 tacks letters, 87 sacks newspapers, and 19 meths books. The Union Company have resolved upon sending out a regular bimonthly mail to the Cape, beginning with a steamer to leave ita the 25th inst. The homeward mails,' beginning with the Norseman, wealth to leave Table Bay on the 4th of each month, in order to give time in England to reply to letters by the mails of the 10th inst. OUTWARD AMINICAN MAIL.—SOUTHAMPTON, Jen. 10.—The Hamburg and American C,ompeny's steamer Germania sailed hence this afternoon for New York with the mails , a fulloomplement of passengers, arsleargo. This is the first departure of this line under the new mail con trast with her Majesty's government. METROPOLITAN BOARD or WORKS. —The weekly meeting of the board was held yesterday at the board room, Spring-gardens; Sir J. Timeline in the chair. Mr. Shaw said that he had • communication to band In re a resolution paned unanimously on Thursday by L i ll r g yiebone Teeny, requesting that the board would in all future investigations respecting the case of Mr. Fur seas go to the public. There was a very strong opinion in favour of this proposition. The chairman requested that the communication might be handed in. The Anancie committee reported that the balance of the debt due to the board from the hank of London, together with the sum al 2,0361. due for interest, had been paid._ la answer to a question, it was stated that the board bad incurred DO lose by the hank. From • statement of the sums proposed so promsby the board for the year 1•68, as ap the Guano. committee, it appears that the sum required for sewerage and main drainage was 76,9601., of which 42,9501. was for worts, and 34,0001. for working expenses of the pumping stations of the board. For gen e ral purpose', 13,20 W • expenses under male of gas acts, 4601. • illlder Metropolitan Rousting Poor Act (eseted bastion to Michaelmas, 18•0), 5.000/. Mortgage debts of the board—Sepaymest and interest: 14th instalment and intend on belanoe of Icon of 140,0001. from the Clew Mutual Assurance Society, 9,2061. repay ment of loan of 300,0001. from the Bank of England (2 m cent. raised manually), 8,200/.; interest en loan of 300,0 M. from the Bask of Inglatid (ism 5,0001., receivable for rests of propertl),B. s o o L ; sth inetahnent and interest en Wanes of loan of 34,0001. from the Clergy Mutual Assaranse Society, 4,2161.; 4th instalment and interest on balance of loin of 50,0001. from the Clergy Mutual Assinsee Society, 3,6641.3 e. 4d.; instalmeste and interest on balms, of lees of 616,0001. from the Bank of England, 47,11 W. la M. interest on and repayment of loan o f 150,0001. hem the Beak a t England, 9,750 i. ; together, 88,4441. 10s. Oerapen• attic* and retired allowances to late officas,l,2s6l. a.. 3d. Mortgage debts, he., of lam Metropolitan Omendmiewees ef Severe —Repayment of loos of 1' 0001. (4th inetalmmit ). with interest upon and annuities,lB,lol l . 4s. 841., mal= grand total of 207,1191. W. Ild.; to this may be 'awes of expenditure beyond amount raised for 1967, 14,6471. Pia. 3d ., and, after deducting the a mount in hand for contributions to keel improvements (32,4621. 13e. 4d.), the a nimate stands at 189,3041.8 e. After the transeaties of some formal business the board adjourned. Snowmen 00CURRINCI IN FINSRIIRT. —A little boy named James Straupways was found dead in a how in Oliftenesteeet, Finsbury, on Thursday evening, ender mysterious circumstance& The deemed, who was only 13 years old, was the son of • vellum binder, living at No. 66, , iLliften-strest. On Thursday afternoon his mother gave him permission to invite another boy, seined James Loader, about the ease age, to play sad hare tee with him. Re come according to the invite/bra, sod Ws. Strangeways left them playing amicably together. After some two or three hours' absence she returned a* about ball-pad Fix bat weld set get in by the nasal way. w h en an entrains was gained boy Loader was fossil sot to be In the h tba ome, and JIM*. SUROVIWIWe body was in the back quite dead. There of frightful knife wound Cittrgreia, end • quantity of blood was splashed about. The Wags, _and a hammer, mid a tamp knife lay about, se if there had bees • light in the ream. Dr. Chandler was sent for, but od mune he could do nothing for the de ceased. Re proommoed death to be the result of the wend in the pole, and said that the a p ie lt been dead an hoar or two. James Leader was id cm the cheep of murdering the &messed. I appeared that be had returned home 00100 two boars before the discovery of the body, sad had merely said that be had WS playing with Inningeways, but tbst be bad not had his tea. He Mil it with his parents. and still said nothing of any crass_ Afterwards, hewers& what spokes to about Wm of Steengewspe, be sald thee while they were bath globes =r a t:LT: alTsrs;dbol oapistribessiri pocket f thieves - in = sad out inte the mirage to use what wee the reelos The biassed by some awkwardness Minsk the boodle el his bola against the wall, and drove the blade into his steasselt. Rs (Leader) then took him late the parlour• sell lewd hie ea the shah and hat hie r, simingi big the wire rad is 21peemilMeti in t s a .16 . . war arell=ty swim al en tie seresers The whole of the sinew I demos et the ease will =dirge aerie) lavestimeiss. The 'bey Lawler positively &eke baying Waned tin deemed k ET 1 1.-KiMriz AT Tllwillfo.—Ths latest inforess. Mn hem this leseedelehelt Alley des net, we= eel, show kat ken is my abatement et the bed rather a tendatiiiesreaes. IA in new ere thus a seeds NEM the legs& ins maellens end im that Meeme wi f; s l Im ens ii ses have adiseed - rasse es lese egeeesU ag ews Me sad 16 haus bra ended *eV dere Illio ew seem are sesendetemaxday in sesebels nut mese great soak*. .up Mks wok line M *dm here bats weeds and ehahern, firA new we are eery re IMM me eneenekkg, mid ga Taseday fire were les seensin at hese ea asses* et the sulks sympluse el the diessas.—Chelse , fin, alettnkis. I I PI I '