The Express. — London, England, 1868-01-27 00:00:00

C . ) .d ...... .......11. we f e /72.': • --- NEWSPAPER . r _24-41-106., ~......0 , ., I e_.,_ , e-,...,.. I . . , .il — le A . 44. .. :: .1, __ d 1 A u ! i c P - r gir , , _ 1 t 1 . ssatituga C6B. IF LONDON, MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY 27, 18C8. [STAMPED Id. ADDITIONAL.] ['TWOPENCE TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. I THE PANAMA AND WEST INDIA MAILS. ' * pat h% ihrtslitiewn. en tom apt lady zusia llsy ooo . to 3, am ulnas or 1 TEE NEW LINE OF THE METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. _ . (t#6lll) Imo to 9) SOW (0111 THE GREAT EVENTS OF THE COMING li 000 l e t = ze„="la'„4 1000 to 10 Miciag f o rt SPRING. 1000 to • The lad (oth 1000 to lb 1000 to II) Blum Gown (t lOOO to 10 Chola* foe) awl oft) 1 ~f aZ , • te . ,; _ RS. MONEY WIGIUM and WNW (el W lSS ,,,,a sv apprd, Wake) VIM of IMAM and PIGLET write AUSTEALLL-Por IMEOURNE(Pert PMEIN lag* -}..,,, u,„ D o cks on THURSDAY, the Itah lr v a, she splendid capper aldp LINCOLI e =r I M it.• • u g sil: NEN. Commander : VIM la Ilte END gams ~.., der accommodattoua foe a arms ad lIIIIIMINNI SW ; c oped, and she grill carry an seply to ALLPOltra md a ssaree t= -411.211 E Pe i ef )(Orr ;MEAN sad SOM. 7. - ovILRLANTUND ROUTE. OODEMI:7NIOATION ay S to INDIA, AVETRALIA, Me., vid EGYPT, fpss„,,,beropton end Mareeilloa.-11te PINIEDDIAR sad TAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY NOOK mum. pAna receive Cargo and Paldlill fce Meeker, Mel* tipeyi,,,,. %wine, Calcutta, the straw, China, and iycloaros . by their gasmen leaving Boathsnipton on the { n th gd♦tab ol every month ; for Gibraltar Malts, Egypt, Ada k , I ,oBy, by those of the 12th ead VtD at each month • ead rst.lovc neorga's Sound. Melbourne. and m,.byibe uasim. I ., m s Southampton on the 20th of every loath The lilleMSII pior Narsetika on the M. 14 Ink 110th, and 28th of the month. Arrylienivols have been mod to Bata for the conveyance of y goods, ,o. ape ie. ac.. from IA b tha of the N, d. rlands India Stearn Navigation . 5 " 1 '..„"' ta m" ~ perucuturs apply at the 4:=4 6.6. InieCainttrett. London, La ;or I 1 : 4 1 T.: WU& - --- - - -- - (azuvire rsisosass.) THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION. (sr MALTA AID ALLILA3DBIA TiLBOWIL) BENAPB, JAIL 13. No forward movement has yet taken place. Stores are rapidly arriving. News has been reoeived from the captives, accord ing to which they an in good health. It is considered doubtful whether Oobazyse will attack Bing Theodore. The Royal Mail Company's steamer Douro, OaP tain Woolward, arrived at Southampton yesterday afternoon. The Douro arrived off Plymouth on Saturday night at 7 o'clock. She remained outside the breakwater firing guns and rockets and burning blue lights until 10 p.m. before she could get • pilot. Raving secured one on board she anchored in the Sound at 11 p.m., and again commenced firing signal guns and rockets until 2.46 before a tender came alongside to receive the mails, and ultimately she weighed anchor and proceeded for Southampton at 4.30 yesterday morning. The Douro left St. Thomas on the 13th. She brings 3,372 packages of cargo, of which 2,636 Ireindigo and 487 tobacco, also speosii?lit 1,498,676 dollars. She experienced light easterly winds the first part of her voyage, and latterly strong westerly and north-westerly winds. The mail steamer Rahia, with the Australian and New Zealand malis, arrived at Panama on the 4th. There is no news of importance from Australia or New Zealand by this arrival. The advice. have for the most part been anticipated by the overland mail. On Saturday afternoon the principal officials of the Metropolitan Railway, inducting Mr. Nylon Fenton, Itie general manager, Mr. Johnson, one of the seesaws, ' Mr. Burnett, resident engineer, Messrs. Armstrong, Saxby, ke., made an inspection et the new ea widened line between King's-mom and Famingeloadreet endear pre• view tothe opening of the Ike to-day. The works upon the new line, eassiatag principally of *Dewed way and tunnel, are of a highly intermning character, much skill sod ingenuity having been mended by the millirem chief of whom is Mr. J. Fowler, in the construction of the railway, the contract for which was executed by Mr. HAL The proceedings commenced with an examination of the works at Kin' lemon elation, when • commenica. ' don is being made, by maths of a tunnel, with the Midland 1 Railway. The Metropolitan Company are constructing 'the tunnel to the Midland terminus at Sr. Pancras. Its level is considerably below the Marian, soothe Midland Com pany will carry the line beneath its terminus, and form • junction with its main line at Camden-town. All traffic to and from the Midland will therefore peel on to or from the Metropolitan line at Xing's-mom Far this thoommodarion the Midland Company is to pay to Violist :opens," 14.000/. • year. The commoniatloo between the lang's-croes station of the Metropolitan line and the Oreat Northern Railway terminus has also been improved and perfected. / At Klas'oesees the new or widened line onsunenees on the I east of the station. A capacious platform 300 fed is -: Ilaardcnvlrr ininpr of szts — ter tbs - resteentiliFTWAt, tam . .. TO TIM an OF TNT =PITO& Bta,—lt ii evident that professional tnretes mesa to make up for the two months' holiday they have Jost been compelled to take, the appearance of the princi pal spring handles/is having acted es the signal fora pretty good muster of Want at the London obi* whereat Rod crud= and Pees for the Two Thousand and Derby, and the two creek 5111.. is the latter roes, have been backed far heav ymrey within and the peat two or thrns da lfs s ve e judg" Judg ing f rom the estuntion be tt ing between the Harr .)is of Hastings' sad Sir J. Hawley's Derby cricks, the ' minissiouse "to the latter Stamen having on Saturday taken 4,900 to NO about dap, and 6,000t0 500 about Green Sleeve, sad then accommodated a Danebury follower with 1,800 to 300 about Indy Eliesheth. " Six monkeys ea Maenad" ienew the order of the day, and the two great guns ma fairly equal favourites ; me will the Indy touch 5 to 1 again. I im pact, until after • bard fight. Her friends say ohs could always give the Bari say amount of weight at home, end that the pew pet ea the latter is thrown away ; hat it is impoeulde to make mere then hall a stone (equal, of course, to 10 or nibs.) between their nubile form, sad there is only one opinion es to which should improve the meal. The way in which 10 herseseomprised la tbediesteer the other da have bees g iti g lde Jame ont,l7llfflea my idea t ir t e rtert: ' year-old form is shared by the pest ealbenittes in many imiaacee, the following being a eelayeriela of Admiral ' Boas's treatment of a dosen in the UV and Suburban and mine : PtUM CRYSTAL PALACE PALACE CONCERTS. After the usual Ohridleme recess then excellent emeerts were resumed on Saturday, when the followiag selection was performed: Overture. "Xmaniello• Anbar. goo& " With Verdun Oar (" (Nutter"),Wes !mins nark. Are, 'Honour sad Anse ("fleatesa"), Foil =reae. laysmTy, No. 7, la geedt wisn ume name ( ItigoiMeo Vera VICMII aelo, Fantods oa " IA Tavorlia,," Herr Poillter !I lbr f neyn y Feria. 1 ,1 46 4te1a VOW ("Illy of Flaoodich Bose, " The Igen Ringer," Senor Full Ave Karla (on the lbet prelude by Bach), Mdlle. Ilabhart Violin Obbligato, Hr. A. MMus Plasoforte—Ur. Hobert Reed overture." shiner &humans. It would b• impartible to find in the 'whole range of , musleal an • rester eseamet thee that between Aaherh . ~ad!psskMng overture led gionsy reline to Byrce's morbid drama. The spontaneous and genial melody cad near sooserustice of the one sad the wayward and sosentrio moulding of the other are indeed as opposite as light from darkness, Herr Pollitser's solo was • display of very brilliant playing, in whin meet of the dialeulties of the instrument were skil fully sunnounted wish ready facility of bow and Angers. Miss Poynter sang her solos with good taste, displaying • voice of much freshness of quality. Male. Liebhan gave her Italian air with brilliancy, and her share of Gennod's compound superstructure on Bach's original (the eon mewing prelude of the " forty-eight"--" Das Wohlien podia@ Clavier") with the proper subdued expression ; the noompanying obilipsti instruments being worthily sus- Wined. Biggar Yeti sang Handel's bravura song and Wal lace's lugubrious ballad with excellent effect, in the latter Winos narrowly sniping an encore. At the next cogent Bpohr's symphony, " The Power of Bound," is to be given ; and, for the Bret time in this oJuntry, a Funeral March composed by Mendelasohn on the death of the composer Burgmuller. FRANCE. PARIS, Jix. 26, EVINDIG. La Prance of this evening publishes a letter ad dressed to it by M. de Laguerronibre, in which ha expresses his regret at the condemnation of the 1y'm111: lAN IA . —Te POOL, NEW 1, vl.llllll ‘ E DELPH h IAIDOMPANTSMAIL LIVER EITKINERB aypouded 1.• sail from Liverpool for NEW YORK, galling eh ye,,xet”.. ,,, r N EW YORK, Wednesday, Jan. It ot y 0 1 1111•IIINt.ION, for NEW YORK, via Halifax, 4a,onr . i.k) lIT V ft for NEW YORK, Wednesdab Feb.s. ITT. fin•T. IN for NEW YORK, Wednesday, ha. 12. c ed. poem 15. a, sra_ft agassa.kiirmer rivildres In the For partiralera ,o 1 or to KNEE o. atrvt t. ..IVcrim newspaper.. Re regards the doctrine implied by the sentence as an excessive and impracticable restriction. It would be better to have absolute prohibition. For the newspapers sentenced the trial was but a small evil, but as regards the government it was an error which all sensible men deplore. Tp remedy this , error, the Ought te proposer on the press a sal tional article settling the question. The Patric of this evening believes it may state that M. Magne's report upon the financial condition of France is ready, and will be published on Mon day or Tuesday next. A loan will be proposed, without however the amount or period of iSIIIIB being fixed. The Patric is of opinion that the amount of the loan will be 400 million of franca. heel Zoastrneted on the north side of the line. The platform is provided with signal-box, sad tebegraphio in struments by Spews*litti, for oommunkeitheg with the dif ferent railways. From the aids of the Medea next Pen tonville-road two lines of mixed gunge, with steel rails, have been laid right away along the auxiliary line to Far ringdon-etreet, thus giving the Metropolitan Railway four lines of rail between King's-cross and the shove station. The covered way of arched brickwork begins soon after leaving King's-cross, and runs aide by side with the old line. - The line is about 2b feet ii inches wide the height of the covered way and tunnelling varying front 16 feet 8 Inches to 19 feet. It passes beneath Britannia-street, Charlotte-street, Swinton-street, Acton-street, and Frede , rink-street, and parallel with the Bagnigge Wells-road. About 34.10 yards from the King's-cross box there is one of Saxby's distance signals in the middle of the roadway in the tunnel, and near Granville.square there Ma wide opening for another signal-box. The most peculiar feature of the new line is that at no point is daylight lost sight of—a fact which, together with the shafts in the reef of the tunnel and covered way, will do much towards pro viding excellent ventilation. It is at the Cleikenwell end of the auxiliary line that the greatest difficulties bad to be surmounted. The mouth of the new tunnel is much deeper than the old one, the rails of the widened way lying fifteen feet lower than the other. The new line had, therefore, to be carried beneath the old one, in order that the trains might enter the yard at Farringdon-street ; and this wee safely managed by under-pinning the idol route, and completing the work without stopping the enormous traffic for a single day. From the mouth of the new tunnel to the Farringdon-street station there is, of opens, a great rise, the incline being about 1 in 40 to the part of the station used by the Great Northern trains. By the bridge near Clerkeuwell Sessions-house there is au engine which pumps the surface water from the line into the drains above. The Great Western Railway Com pany are to have the space occupied by the original Far ringdomstreet terminus for a goods dep4t. The new line from King's-cross to Farringdon-street is about a mile in length, its construction having cost shout 200,000 f., irre epective of what has been laid out :n the purchase of such property as was required for the passage of the railway. Captain Tyler, one of her Majesty's government impeetora of railways, has been over the line twice, am' so f.ir ex pressed his approval of it. Early this morning the lino will be opened for goods traffic between the Crest North ern and London, Chatham, and Dover railways. The pas senger traffic, it is expected, will commence on the Ist of February. By this new line the traffic between the north and south of England will be carried on without interfe ring with that of the Metropolitan Railway. t73Wk. MACEY, mums - - WEMEN.--Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns k I cilti.ll nermany.—The North German Llnryd's r..rra steamer VALES, Captaln N. BUNDZSEN, THURSDAY, Jan. SO, caning Blackwall issruo tt mg 0 12 noon.--Fares to Bremen, AS and Ll; t; t 3 and xt itopply at CHAPLIN'S Universal Rev, ut onus. W.; OT PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHIL. cr+ awl , Hunstan'ahouse, Croealine, Groat Tower nr,t, sub st lb st lb gib lady Offesley .... 7 0 8 1 Traashise Speculum ...... 612 7 7 Oselemet 94. Rama 610 f 4 Dos Paw 6 3 7 3 Deter 616 7 4 Ingiend 6 3 7 Vaal Joey 6 7 7 I Galore Yeda The usual wen= repreeents my fifths., and the first those el ilia Admiral, who egress with so mineest to a fraction is meet Lateness, the great emegelmse being Mr. Dawson's two, Contempt and Lady Coventry. But I pot 51b on the Li ter 's Middle Park Plate • form" for the greenness she displayed in that, her only race ; and there is no doubt some half-dosen pounds have been taken from Contempt's proper weight became she has only run once (on the Continent) since Brighton, where her perform ance with Philosopher and Banditt was equal to anything Speculum ever showed. Mr. Topbam treats her even more leniently in his Cup, sad, while agreeing with me as regards Seesaw, Beauty, Mercury, and Breather Isle, cuts me to the quick when it comes to Forest King and Yardarm. The latter he makes within 41b. of Beauty, who carried off one of th e New market Nurseries with Bst 101 b, whilst Yardarm was only second with Gat 131 b for the other, won eerily by Fran chime, Get 91b ; and if this aptly-named daughter of Bac owner and Penalty hes a chance at Chester, what most we think of Franchise in the City and Suburban and Metropolitan—much heavier handicaps—at about the same weight? Mr. Topham (who has astonished the natives by putting Fan in at 10st lab for the Grand National Chase, and perhaps be knows something to her detriment) differs materially with his contemporaries in his estimate of a long string of horses, for he not only shuts all the mode rate three-year-olds clean out, by making his scale some lab lower from the commencement than that used for the " Metrop. " but elves many celebrities what appear to be great adv antages,' all the following being decidedly • favoured," if their weights are compared with those put ca them for other long-distance contests : OYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. managing Director. Yr. 1. Strange.) Three Bellite, 200 Ne..ers. le•trunteutallets, Singers, Aerobes* Mimics; Pk turt, Davit Telegrams, Saloons, flapper-rooms, lavatories, .kirpri,onis, Evening Paper; 10 Orchestral Places Every 4 1 P60 at lielt-peat &mem, begin at Eight. Pricai—le., au...e re 4 ..,. rearm 1 Sesta, ea Private Boxes, from gl le. mpett tO POW. ITALY. FLORENCE, JAIL 25, Evrmial The Chamber of Deputies rejected today the motion of Signor Ferraris, proposing a suspension of the vote authorising the government to 'collect the revenue for the budget of 1868, until the budget of expenditure had also been discussed. The revenue budget was finally approved by 201 votes against 87. . . - - - LL the NEW CHRISTMAS ENTERTAIN. MENTS EVERY mown MR. GOLDWIN SMITH'S LETTERS 02V IRELAND VEft - COMIC BALLET-NEW SPECTACU• LIP, lALLET -NEW DANCES-NEW MUSIC. RoYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. The Chamber of Deputies commenced to-day the debate on the budget of expenditure of 180'. The fifteen first articles were passed. General Menabrea presented a bill for a postal convention between Italy and Holland. 141 - IVATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High 11 tiolhrn.—The mod spacious and brilliantly-decorated 4:: R.... mei the best Rand In London. OPEN for CONCERT ul NeINO EVERY E.VENING. Modal Director, dr. W. Neter open at half-yeat 8; doss at it kdastrion. Mr. Goldwin Smith has republished his three letters to the Daily News on Ireland with the following preface: " The following letters are published with the consent, but sot at the suggestion, of their author, wider the con viction that questions of Irish policy can only be approached hopefully in the_ spirit which they represent. The politi cal views embo died in them are, indeed, those of an histo rian but of an historian who has been guided in his study of past events by a statesmanlike appreciation of their bearing on present difficulties'. if English statesmen bad been more willing to become students of Irish history, and had learnt more fully to recognise the remoter causes of Irish discontent, there is reason to think that Ireland might already have become a source of gth to the empire. The Irish legislation of the last 40 years, nos. withstanding the adoption of some remedial measures, has failed through the indifference of parliament to the senti ments of Mailmen ; and the harshness of English public opinion has embittered the effects on Irish feeling of the indifference of parliament. Occasionally a serious effort has been made by an English statesmen to induce perils merit to approach Irish questions in that spirit al sympathy, and with that anxious desire to be just, without which a parliament in Loudon cannot legislate wisely for Ireland. Such efforts have hitherto met with no response : is it too much to hope that it will be otherwise in the year now o Panizi? The pamphlet is published at Ridcwil'is prim 6 d. • See especially the speech In the Hosie et Lords et Earl tire) on moving toe a containtee el the whole house on the state of Ireland, Mauch 10. lee& RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, JAN. 25. All to-day's papers contain articles extremely favourable to the maintenance of peace. The Bunten Z,:tittig appeals to the Russian government as a strong military power to take the initiative of a general disarmament. I'NITED STATES 5-20 and 10-40 BONDS, L pay, suy 7! and ft} per cent. at present rates, if pur. . ,•I thr..sell BELDING, KEITH, and Co., American Ranker N,n hal,t4, NO, LornhezdAdreet, London, thereby securing ; . I.•r .I..ilar lot tho Coupon. Should any wish higher rates • ••• • r.. 4. there are railways in the United States which can he to pa) snore. A list of some of the bed, amount they ••• o is•r cent. they pay, on applleatkm ;as deo any Miur a; •$. as 4, utl kinds of American Securities. xi 11) et Ito 08 7 6 6 0 0 10 , 6 0 612 b 11 0 10 INC, KEITH, and Co., American Bank- Rvr, and )Jerchanta, 80, Lombardetreet, London, Anne ..? Erchuore, myalde In currency or gold In any part of the I um. s. hake collections of Drafts or Ace-mints: Parches.) ri.'m products, and receive Conelipantenta mailable tor A• r, a, markets, on commission. THE NETHERLANDS. AMSTERDAM, JAN. 25. The general elections to the new Second Chamber have resulted in the return of 29 ministerial candi dates, of whom 24 were members of the former Chamber ; and of 33 candidates of the opposition, 28 of whom belonged to the former Chamber. A second ballotage is necessary in 12 cases, and is tiled to take place on the 4th and sth of February. KINAHAN'S LL WHI SKY.' DUBLIN MX HIBITION, i i.n ylebrated old IRISH WHISK' gained the DUBLIN 111 /.I/ MI/DAL—It is pure, mild, mellow, delirium, and very ...halm. sold In bottles, 31. 84. each, at the retail homes In I ;by the agents In the principal towns In Wieland :or •'; haale at 5, Great Windmlll-street, London, W.—Observe the iN tioral, pink label, MA cork branded •• Klisahan's LL SPAIN. MADRID, Jail'. 24, EvonNo. 11 X YGENA TED WATER doom; not drink so X/ brisk as other Wasted water, because the gas can fluty be o rot.. it In a date et miaow. awl condensed with the gaa pre le lot in effect on the system Is to vitalise the blood and give • 0,0. and force to animal power. Order it fresh from the dory,:u:. Lrmuere, ur through auy druggist, in masa . ..111.111)( SII In to-day's sitting of the Senate the government presented a bill proposing several reforms of the existing laws relative to concessions granted to companies for the execution of public works. The discussion of the bill modifying the law relating to mines commenced to-day. _ _ n xiI:ENATED WATER.—Animal hest is kept A.. , op in the eoldott weather by daily dravgbte of Otyptensted t• 1 n.sh made Mae the laboestoey, ad. Loughere, or t : ..Igh any &mutat. A decree has been issued, granting tho royal par don to the persons under sentence for participation in the insurrection under General Prim. The only persons excepted from this pardon are military men who have not surrendered for trial. The trials of persons accused of having offended against the press laws are postponed, and deserters from the navy are pardoned. fIIIE % l' (GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON 4, -1.. K 4 the AIRE anti CALI/ER GLASS BOTfla. COM .. , \ t• 1 , 4 , %LE, at ItIfI,I,CED PKIt7O4, the premises at Free 1..... t%1 , ..ri Izatrliff, being reqttired for wharf purposes. 1... ,• 1•4 sil the liew patterns and the patent-al:wed bottles . ~ a Irmolb.: w u rti, Yorkshire. and the o , ails Upper . ~ • slap, t. 4saly. giMPETS. —NOTICE.—The largest lot of Lis..., and Tapestry Bowels ever sistivrn. commencing r 161 aril. all the newest patterns L2( 1 ,010 ..• %. r lafise ottered. A very minced Turkey carpet I 11-I %II warranted. pac k ed. and delivered free. ..11.,tv.1 ,•,l hot ~f furafturo. bedstesits and bedding, gratis It U ti AIN G. 1:0 to 139, Newington Butts. MADRID. J*x. 26, Evwax°. Intelligence received here from Havannah of the 23rd inst. announces that a Te Deem was celebrated on Sunday last, on account of the exemption of the island from cholera. re Ot inns iBOO• jot B. Astir tt•oni Goa- r. A.` No. t the Lark—. C 1S I)I,ES, :LYCERINE, and SOAP.—A Gold s awarded at the Parts Exhibition to Price's • • iic 'outicoly Limited', for "Candles , IllYcerine. a nd :lc ....1) tom to any British exhthiter for these three . 00.h0.c.1 'I lio chief candles of the company are their so.`. I N r." and - PARAFFINS" for these who ' tins e‘t....ne trall*PFeUCY of lime. Imesfithel their • II" It %I. PAI.NIITINK,' and "SIIERWIMID PALM'- I. r alb.. oldie desiring candles of great beauty, re. brilliancy of light and freedom frim smoke and • th fashioned " Itelmont Sperm mitt Wax," and • , N• ••2 • • No. 3," and "Battersea" composites for those T. yor. perfect Miming without caring for imam ' '•:" • ; •• Chamber" candles, hard, and of small dia .' ropping of grease when tarried. Their new • el SOLII/IlliED GLYCILRINR," contains ' ' " ••• their distilled glycerine, and should be 'I • • ill use, especially in winter, because of its •, preventing chapping of the hands and face. • to be lu every house one of th e sealed bottles • : • outlet% Glycerine, known everywhere as " Phan • or three drops of which, mixed with three or it water, will Ina day or two remove chapping -. of skin, whether of adults or children: and 1..11.4.tei1, • single drop of tie undiluted Glycerine ; •uo a day will prevent the recurrence of the chapping •Ls. Insist on having " Price's Glycerine" in the Realist bottles, quantities of cheap impure tll)ce. mail in the shops because of the low rate at which lacy it in comparison with Pries's. All the 10 ,0 d antb,ities 811,0•41. au well as at home, tinier "Itice's •• ..oc Glycerine to be need. • , c .11/ patent Night Lights," for burning In the wile are beheveri to be the very best night lights made. • t hit a Night lights" are known everywhere, and are fnr Miming without a glass. DINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA. Cl foe medical profession for thirty years Mee approved of r a , • pout,. of Magnesia as the beet remedy for Acidity of "t mach, Heertbern, Headache, Gook and indigestion ; and best road aperient for delicate onnalltations, e T.. 1 for Ladies, Children. and infautn—DlNNlLO s = heoulta, In, New Hoodwtreet, Undue, and of ell other arts throughout the world. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, , a never failing remedy, prepared without say introoria) •Indhatt, will be found invaluable so ell who seder trorabilioei i d how complaints, indigestion, wind, spume, &dinar, Man tea M the eyes, fat for habitual aoutivourit r a belay tomcat medictno, end as a portlier of the blood, they are truly •••bent , mild in their operation and grateful to the stestach, agte oppetito, pr•mot. digestion, sod strengthen to b nervous system—Sold by Lambent, *meat, e, Lang Jib.= Street, Marina-mom, and by most &wardarn,in Wolk r• and three WIWI the Quantity In me, In id. Be sere to ,* Dr. Scott's haloes and Liver Pub. Tba Padua ed• • _ l Am v green package, utak "I/Ma Labor augravad IS the • NATIONAL BANE OF LIVERPOOL (LIMITED).- The report of the directors of this company has states ii„ that th: d. b . alan c 1 outr l it to wh t i b el e t the d i ' t of at and Iwo is Prolapse to declare a dividend for the half-year ending 't December last at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, of income-tax, which will absorb 11,250/., the balance, Ha. Hal., will be transferred to the reserve fund, will then stand at 72,292/. ss. 7d. These results !villa have been more favourable but for an unexpected of about 15,0001., which has, however, been fully pro ml for in the preceding amounts. The general business the bunk, especially as regards the number of new so - I "'tt.. shows a satisfactory increase ; and some debts pre "I".11 written off as bad have been recovered. In meted 7tit With the wishes of the shareholders an extraordinary -.ding will be held after the ordinary meeting, for the l'ltae of carrying into effect under the Companies Act, the reduction of the shares of the bank from 100/. to 7'. a oi, with 174. paid. This act only nacemitatee, for a I 4 ", eoliths, the use of the words "and reduced" after the ',Di moue of the bank. I,, CIIII NGER V. THE ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH lIIARINE e . OIIIIAN. T.—We are requested to state that e itititt bran acted only as insurance brokers, . ' "tine the policy in their DUNS as agents for a Man. •"ltv bowie, and that the proceedings were taken by Perna in America for whom the goods were shipped Y Ileum zignmele, and Co., of Manchester, INDIA. BOMBAY, JAN. 24. 711 m. skirtings, sr. ; nibs. ditto, 6r. 2a. ; 40's mule twist, 10a. Cotton steady. Dhol lerah, 133. Shipments of the week, 26,550 bales. Exchange on London, Is. 100. Freights to Liverpool, 675. 6d. The latest London date is the 20th inst. CALCUTTA. JAS. 23. 71ba. skirtings, Sr. 14s. ; 811 be. ditto, 6r. 14a. ; 40's mule twist, 51s. ; market active. Exchange on London, Is. 101 d. Four per Cent. Government Securities, 921 ; Five•and-&-Halt per Cent. ditto, 1131. Freights tc England, 85e. AMERICA. far ATLANTIC mensars.) NEW YORK, Jam 25. The steamers leaving to-day for Europe take out 1,000,000 dole. in specie. Closing prices :—Gold, 140. Sterling exchange on London, 109 a. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 111 ; ditto, 1885, 109 f ; 10-40 Bonds, 104 ; Illinois, 1334 ; Erie, 784. Cotton : Middling Upland, 17f. Petroleum, standard white, 24}. Flour, extra State, 10.50. Corn, old mixed, L 37. According to Messrs. Neill Brothers' circular, the receipts of cotton at all United States ports during the week amount to 82,000 bales, and since the let of September, to 1,162,000. The week's exports to Great Britain are 17,000, and since the Ist of September, 458,000. The week's exports to the Continent, 5,000, and since the let of Septem ber, 227,000. The total exports for the week are 72,000, and since the Ist of September, 685,000. Stook at all ports, 350,000. DISPATCH or CAPS MAILS.—SOSITRAMPTON, JAN. 25.—The Unioa Steam Shipping Company's mail steamer Brims, Captain Key, sailed hence this afternoon with mails, passengers, 10,0001. in gold, and a general argo, for the Cape of Good Hope. The Briton is the first departure of the proposed hi-monthly steamers, under a new arrangement, u announced by her Majesty's govern. ment. She will not cal: at Plymouth, but proceed direct for the Cape, having embarked at this port a very heavy mail. Quemssrowx, JAN. 26.—The extra Cunard steamship Tripoli, from New York, arrived here at 7.30 a.m. to-day with 41 pauengers. After landing six of them and despatches, she proceeded at 7.40 a.m. for Liverpool. AU well. OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL.—QUERNSTOWIT, JAN. 26.—The Royal Mail steamship Java arrived here at 8 a.m. today. She embarked b 7 sacks of mails, the pasesegen 1 and telegrams, and proceeded at 3.30 p.m. for New York. All well Quisrisrow le, Jas. 25.—The Guice steamer Manhattan, from New York, arrived here at 7 p.m. with 45 passengers. After Lading some of them she proceeded for Liverpool immediately. The annual Wiaderimilleeelion - of •the "sonde* , Scottish Rifles testi gime elt theturday evenieg..in W mmther-imil, and eithengb the evade' was mid, and themes, et the this distinguished corps imps:did eitrected a athionable and numerous comel". Th p e S. PAUL LIFSCIAL SllNVlC7.3.—Yeettordny wren* the fourth of the special Sunday sureties under the dome of St. Paul's was attended by a very large em. greption. There was as usual a full choral service, mermen being preached by the Bev. William F. 'M.A., incumbent of St. Bride's, LiverpooL THE Innio CRIIRCH.—A second series of ad dresses on the Irish Church by Mr. Mason Jones is =noun's& The fast meeting this week Is to be held at the Horns at Kennington to-morrow night. SOUTHAMPTON, JAN. 2b.—The Nyanza, which morningarrived here this with the Bombay mail, ex perienced a hurricane in the Bayof Biscay, last Wednesday night. This morning she met with a blinding rain storm in the ChanneL The drops were so large and fell with such [ores that they sounded like hail. Two small boats ands wherry have been sunk off the town quay barn The screw steamer Salisbury encountered a heavy gale outside the Needles, yesterday, one of her crew was !mocked down and had two of his ribs broken, and another of the crew his thigh broken. A correspondent of the Hants Adrerieser writing from Yarmouth, in the Isle of Wight, last night, says :—" We have been visited during the past week with a succession of furious gales, but are thankful to record that in this locality, neither by sea nor land has much mischief been done. The tide on Weineaday was neutrally high, sweeping over the Yu Bridge embankment, and bad the wind, which was due west at the time, shifted to the north-weet, such injury would have been effected as would have reduced the shareholders' dividend for some time. The wind, however, fortunately did not shift, and with the fall of the tide all apprehensions subsided. At Fresh water-gate large masses of the cliff fell in, and unless some effectual barrier in the shape of a strong sea wall is interposed, we expect that in course of time the whole frontage of the bay will be destroyed." tilllFWltleft AND LOOB or Lire OFF LIVERPOOL.— SONDAr.—A fearful storm of wind and rein swept over this port lest night and up to an early hour this morning, and we regret to state that a disaster of • very lamentable character occurred outside the port about 1 a.m. to-day. The splendid barque Mersey, Capt. Tucker, which left this port yesterday, was driven ashore on the, West Hoyle Bank, and became a total wreck. The disaster occurred close to the Point of Ayr life-boat eta iron, and the crew of the life-boat seeing the signals of I distress from the barque, at once put off, and after great difficulty and danger succeeded is rescuing the captain, one pasienger, and eleven seamen, while four others of the crew were washed overboard and drowned. The Mersey was bound to Arica, on the west coast of South America, and was 493 tons register. She was owned in Liverpool by Mews. W. J. Tyree and Co. and was constructed in October, 1865, especially for the West Coast trade. The Jane Henderson, bound to the Clyde, was towed into this port yesterday in • disabled state. Moss Suirrise Dismormui AND LOGS OF LITZ.— Information was received in Liverpool on Saturday that the arshooner Eleseie, of "avert:tool, bed sunk at Tort miukk, and that the whole of the crew had been lost The Wilfred, Madras to London, has sunk white lying at her anchor off Belize, after having been on the Powers court rocks. The screw steamer Frankfort, Captain Mee, bound from the Mersey to Gibraltar with coals, has put into Falmouth, after having encountered • severe gale in the Channel, during which her engines were damaged, boats washed away, and the ship otherwise injured. 'The Myrtle, Captain Stevenson, Philadelphia to Bremen, with a cargo of petroleum, has been towed into Falmouth in a leaky condition, with loss of foremast and bowsprit. Re. ports from Milford Haven state that • troy boat, whilst attempting to leave the harbour to go to the eseistance of a distressed vessel, had her bulwarks wished away, and was so seriously damaged that she bad to put back. Several vessels were reported to be in a distressed coach. ties. outside. A telegram from Belfast states that • ship, supposed to be the Ellen Southanl, Liverpool to Haven , with telt, had arrived in the Loch with all masts oat I away. The Alfred, for Beatunaris, with elates, has gone ashore off the South Lights. near Belfast Lough. Tits ILLEOALITY OF LOTTERIES.— A cane of im portance, as affecting persons engaged in originating lotteries, was decided by the county magistrates at Cuter bury on Saturday. The BK. Henry Geary, incumbent of Christchurch, Herne Bay, was summoned by direction of the chief of Kent county constabulary, " for that be did, on the 6th of January last, at Herne Bay, in the perish of Herne, publicly keep a certain place, there to exercise and keep open, to be drawn by numbers, a certain illegal lot tery not authorised by parliament, to wit, a lottery for divers prises of goods." The evidence adduced by several witnesses on behalf of the praiecution went to show that • bazaar for the sale of fancy articles was recently held at Herne Ba r 4 order to obtain funds to assist in th e cost of • Chridthureb. A number of articles remained undis of, and these the rev. defendant announced would be got rid of by means of a public lottery, which took place in the wheal-room attached to the church. The fee for a single th anes is the drawing was 2s. W., and persons who ;mid that sum drew from • beg, held by a lad in the building, a ticket ana -1 ding them to • certain article. Some articles were of greater value than others, none being of lees value than the amount paid, and there were no blanks. Mr. Geary did not dispute the facts of the came ; but urged that the cause adopted by him was is every respect similar to pro. ceedinga carried on almost daily . throughout the country, and Imbed no idea that he was infringing the law. The bench, through their clerk, said this might be so, but if proceed- begs at law were taken in such cases, the parties ooneeneed would be equally liable to conviotios. The defendant was • then convieted, and directed to come up for judgment if I called upon, end mulct in cote, amounting to If. 4e. 6d. , It transpired that the magistrates had no power to levy a realty under the terms of the statute, passed in the reign of Goo. 111., the punishment for the offence b three months' imprisonment, or the exaction of a eet n ol 5001., recoverable by the intervention of th e Attorney- Geuend. CONPENRATION TOR INJURIES ON RAILWAYS. — In the County Sheriff's Court at York, on Friday, was heard en action broeght by Mr. Joostban Crowther, wool and waste dealer, of Elland, against the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, for injuries sustained in the Bowling Tunnel accident, in March last year. It was proved that Mr. Crowther bad been eaverely hurt in various ways, and that !mug other injuries he bad re ceived was impaired eyesight. The company was not in disposed to give compensation , and only asked that the amount should be &sided. The jury flied the damages at 1,100/. A STILANOL Arrms.—The Waterford correspon dent of the Preesion'sJoureal writes that on Fridsbizz g i ; Mg one of the gun' at the feet of Thancunem, West, near that city, was found " spiked." No informa tion was procurable on the subjecL and be understands that no clue has been found to the " spiker." SINGULAR Discovior or VII SNILRTONII or TRIM CHILDIKII.—A woman named Rebirth Townsend died recently at Kingbam, near Chipping-Norton, at the advanced age of 83 ream It appears that she had lived alonefor nearly the last 50 years, and had never been mar ried. AA the died rather suddenly the cottage waavintedon the day of her death by the rish constable and the rector, for the impose of taking an inventory of her goods, as apparently she had no friends or relations. On examining the room in which she died, a box, se curely fastened down, was found underneath her bed , which on being open ed was found to be divided into three compartments, in each of which was found the remains of an infant child. From their appearance it was evident they had been placed them forty or fifty years ago. The coroner ' s inquest returned a verdict of "Found dead, but how the infanta came by their death there is ao evidence to show." Gazer Noßroons Boarmax., CALNDONIAN-ROAD,, N. Number of midgets for the week ending Jan. 25, 1,003, of which thl were new gams. ROYAL PIM HOIRTrAL, GRATID-INI-LOAD.—The number el paths& relieved at this hospital daring the week ending Jan. 25 was 4523, of which 1,226 were new soma CISTINAL PALAON. HALF-A-CROWN DAY.— SaironDAT. JAR. 25.—Admisekth on lipsyneent, 840 ; dithe by senses tisk*, 4.789 ; total chitin, 5,728, at It; at lb 7 8 8 8 Al 17 710 Btrad lei nro el.. Abergeldle 6it 8 I Tribes" Thalia 6lO 7 6 rani Jones.... Bandmaster The second columns here are much heavier than the first, representing the Chester figures, and the discrepan cies are rendered all the more glaring when it is considered that Christmas Carol, The Special, Neaoli, Nidderdale, Jezebel, and Demonstration are heavier weighted at the hands of Mr. Topham than by other gentlemen, and that several animals have almost the same imposts in all the long nose. At the fist glans the talent " spotted" Vindim and Seville, sad they were juatibed is their fond ues, taking their best performanes last season es criteria ; still, Knight of the Garter (Set Sib) gave Viridia 31b and quite an 81b beating on a short course at Shrewsbury, and it lies yet to be shout net the filly can stay the best. Seville ran dinar:tinily after beating Thalia and Maadrake so cleverly for the Great Yorkshire Handicap, or we should not have had her weighted to beat the latter (who closed the season well) spun ; at the same time Admiral Roos does not take cognisance of her later doings, for he actually makes her mooed' 111 b in the Me tropolitan to Midwife, who very easily landed the New market Oaks, two miles, from her. It is a stubborn fact that all John Day's horses wound up last season badly, Gomera's Goodwood Stakes and Ebor Handicap perform noes being quite as effectually spoiled by her doings in the Warwick and Lenient Cups as Lecturer's greed double event of Ascot was by his last display, and as some of them must get round, the Danbury division has a real chance of recovering the heavy losses they have sustained over the last three years' Chester Cups. No three-year-old can beat Viridis if she is capable of getting the distance ; nor can rutty of the elder horses presume to have a chance against her, unless Ackworth should be thoroughly revived - by Mr. Hughes, who has two other aged cast-offs, Redcap and Planet, to bring off another Flash in the Pan with. Dalby, supposed to be in the same " swim," is nicely in spin, with last year's winner, Ilearwing, her stable companion, Gipsy King, and Ailesbury ; and it is quite on the cards that a fifth coup on the Rboodee is awaiting the Epsomite'. Yet many old hands look awfully dangerous enemies of theirs— such as Abergeldie, Caithneas, Duke of York, and Treasure Trove; sad there ace ominous whispers abroad manning Weather Star, The Rescue , and Randmuter. Anyhow, the grand race on the Rheodee will lime none of its prestipc this year from a lack of good things in the field, and if Ceithmam and Weather Star can only be kept quiet. It may take the very beet of the Epsom and Danbury cliques, in the best of form, to beat them. No attempt has been made to speculate on any other handicaps, except the Grand National, one of thou knotty points it will not deb try to =travel prior to the aoropt. aeon being before me ; sad eves them It will be a work of time to wade through the perfurrunose of the sixty or seventy that will doubtless be left in. A start must son be made with the Lincoln books, for we are within three weeks of the event, and it will not be very easy to tempt backers, seeing there is no "good thing" palpable, unless it is The Czar (who has a atone more weight to tarry in the City and Suburban) or Eaaby.—l am, La, METEOR. BETTING IN LONDON.-SATURDAY. Contrary to expectation the muster at the clubs to-day was not very numerous, and it looked at one period as though little or nothing would be done. As time wore on, however, matters improved, and although the majority of I the tran sa ctions were not for heavy amounts a fair show of business was the result of the day's operations. For the Liverpool Grand National, Shakespeare was in great demand, and 20 to 1 would have been taken to a large • amount, but these odds *mild only be obtained to limited gams, and offers were subsequently contracted to 100 to 6, a prise which the backers of &Wispier& steadily refused to swept. Tennyson, Port Royal, and Pearl Diver were each supported for a little at 25 to 1, while Daisy, Clans. man, and Tusculanum found friends at 100 to 3 each. The remaining, thussections do not call for special remark. Comparstavely little was doee on the Chester Cup. Vlridis was a good deal inquired after, bat the pries did not seem to suit. Weather Star was backed at 2,000 to 60 and 500 to 15 ; while 1,000 to 20 was booked about Bandmaster. It may be remarked that there were bat ' few bookmakers prompt, and this sirountstonos, coupled with the near approach of the acceptances. probably had the effect of narrowing speculation. For the Two Thou , cad Guineas , Rosicrucian would have been backed at 3 to 1 bat the outside offer was 5 to 2, one speculator offering 11 , 000 to 2,000. 1,100 to 100 would have been taken sheet Paps, bat his pries wee not mentioned. Oa b e ing " put up ' 2,500 to 200 was awed, but if to could have beat obtained, the Count's horse would, nu I those terms, have met with moderate suppose. Nothi was done on the Derby until buslnees was on the pant of c losing, when lady Elisabeth was laid against at 000 es 100, the layer offering to go ea. The most notable tree section of the day, however, was the taking of twelve " monkeys" about Green Sleeve , by Unaccredited commis sioner o f that interest. Following upon this, 1,000 to 30 was offered against Blue Gown ; thk was &emptied once, but the odds were still forthcoming. Unties and Sen Saw bad inquiring friends, but the prime offered were declined. Quota Ums as follow : LITWOOL ORAND NATIONAL 100 to 6MA Eatobeepareje, 46 to 1 ape KIK _Arthur tt) WWI w) te 1 Captain Crow 20 W 1 lea tt 14) tree (t) 26 to 1 imams (t) so to 1 Dogoillt (08. 26t0 1 Port 2°741 ) t6oto 11 to 1 Pearl Molt) 40 to 1 Bea 1(114 (du 25 to 1 Thalami) (0) 40 to 1 lopottot 100 to Delay (t t lees to ) 100 to a INaeukatmi 6* to 1 LSD. (t) HO to s ClaatteaCt) le to 1 Yore it) 40 to 1 Thoftwitaitor(t) IR CUP. I 11500 to II opt iwoooo (11 Nee to D 1204 H0s Wi o eg) 1000 to 16 Olpq ( 0 ) CID MIRA& I10(0 to 80 opt Tiptoes (eg) moo t• via* writ ( 0 ) II to 1 Clistwo (of) %to 1 rid Virldk WA -- lea So 10 Ws t I ottothor War ( TWO THOM Sto 2 opt t3tol) Itookandan (o, ' 1110 1 Paco (w) Mr. Merriman ' who was selected by the ad vanced liberals of Southampton to contest the borough against Mr. Hassell Gurney, the present conservative member, when a dissolution of parliament was expected, has (as by letter to Dr. Hearne, chairman of his oonituittee) declined to stand at any future contest. He assigns the pressure of professional engagements as hie reason for taking this step. PERSONAL RATIN°, REDISTRIBUTION or SEATB, AND VOTE IST LALLOT.—The Reform League will open their political campaign with a public meeting on the above subjects to-morrow evening, at St. James's-hall. Chair taken at S o'clock. WORILINO MEN'S EXHIBITION AT LEEDIt—It it the Intention of the Committee of the Leeds Wanking Men's Hall to hold an exhibition in the building in Park street whilst the Art Es hibition is open. The arrange ments are in process of being matured, and it is not un likely that the back yard may be covered in to give in creased accommodation. The articles to be exhibited will consist chiedy of articles which will not be clarified et shown in the Infirmary. SACRED HARMONIC SOClETY.—Handel' , Israel in Egypt will be performed by this society at Exeter-hall on Frt&y next, the 31st inst., with the following principal vocalists :— Madame Lemmens Sherrington, Miss R. Hee derma, Madame Banton Dolby, Mr. Sims items, Mr. Mates Smith, Mr. Lewis Thome', and Signor Yob. THE MIDNIIIHT MEETING M O VEMENT. —A meet ing was held in the lecture-hall of Stalemate chapel on Thursday night. Upwards of a hundred young women had been collected together, by means of invitation cards distributed to them in the streets. Most of them were under twenty yean of age, and several were Dot sixteen. Their behaviour throughout the meeting wee all that oould have been desired. After refreshments bad been served they were addressed by the Rev. J. Teller, Wesleyan minister, Rev. J. G. Dixon, incumbent of St. Mary'', Spital-square, and sr. E. W. Thomas. Mr. Thomas assured them that the committee of the midnight move ment were prepared to help them if they would relinquish their present mode of life. A night refuge had been opened, into which they might go at once, if they were so disposed. At the close of the meeting ten young women, who had not long entered upon their career of misery, were taken away to this sew refuge. QVIKC'rT MICROSCOPICAL CLOD.—The usual monthly meeting was held at University College on Fri day evening ; Mr. Arthur E. Durham, president , in the chair. Mr. M. C. Cooke read a paper on " the Hairs of Indian Bats." He described and illustrated the micro- I soopioal characters of hair from forty•iive species of Cheiroptera found in India and the malaria' osetigeous th e reto. This subject posesseso • special interest from the fact that a kind of batelair from India has been used as a teat-object for 25 years without its aura having been scientiacaDy determined. The paper was illustrated by 45 diagrams, which, together with 100 slides of the various hairs, mounted dry and in balsam, were presented to the club at the close of the meeting. A discussion followed, and a vote of thanks was given to the author. Eleven new members were elected, and the meeting terminated with • conversazione. E TON C OL LEOZ ATHLETIC SPORTL—RIOCiIIett will form quite • new feature among the wiater pass at Eton. The sew courts, owe of the finest buil in ding' in the kingdom for the purpose, just completed, are daily use, and much frequented by the young Monism'. To make them pro &lent in the game, Mr. William Gray, the athlete of Cam bridge, has been appointed the instructor. He I. only 21 years of site and - has already carried off the principal prism in En gland, Ireland. and America. On his leavens Cambridge, • meeting was held at which he was perm with • handsome tuizirs sad silver mounted belt, with the following instal on • plate in the centre :—" Pre sented to William nry, the champion racquet player of the world, by his fallow townsmen. with their best whiles, co leaving bell f or the appointment of racquet in etnistor at Zion ETON Cou.sons.'Mnless.—This pack of hounds, kept by , the Maoism' for their winter sport, ha l o a capital out* on Thursday. The boys follow she d on foot, and having put up • hare in Upton-fields, she went over the ploughed land to Vicarbeloidge, Moody chased by the excited Etonian , . There poor " puss" took to the Thames, mush SWAP from the heavy rains of the pendia( day, the Seed rushing furiously the arch, and the bands retain) to take the dream, west over th e bridge. At this aniline Mr. W. O. Calvert, who be jest beim appointed captain of the " football slimee," sad le 'near esiebisted squaws. aosentsed se be was, plunged ate the water and breroght the hese safe te Led be the Hose Park, amid the drinks _sheen el big amides orapricadh. THH MA.M.OIIOCMIN Cana.—On Saturday notice wee given that the Oath et Aram would it to beer the Plemiaalt 'slisp. iNlll t 6 was ewaisted. The in lobe heard Were =oraltre ghee " Masan. lerdisueoldn , " AR Mars Marna / Davoirsznw maps, Owc—tr an T= =mbar fit te renewed uriag week 216 waste d 1106 43. the WS; id mill& Oil Imes as emu FRIINCH CoNTLIUNcItS IN LONDON. —Teeterasy afternoon • °Deference similar is character to those which are held in the Cathedral of Notre Dame at Paris, and 1 which are so attractive there, wan held in the Nellie Cattiolique Apostolique, Gordon-equare (to be oontinned on successive Sundays), conducted by M. l'Abbi) Mastic°, amen Vicaire de Paris, et Chavoine d'Evreux. The chorea in which the service is held is • magnificent struc ture, as large as some of our smaller cathednls,belonging to the seat founded by the late Edward Irving, and has from time to tune received mini/net assistance from the late Mr. Henry Druuni.ond and the present Duke of Northum berland. The nave was well filled, and although the service was in French, the vast majority of the persons present appeared to be English. The Abbe wore • surplice with puce cope lined with red, and a red stole. On ascending the pulpit he invoked the Trinity and then said • very shoat prayer, after which be gave out the 100th Psalm—" Vous qui stir la terre habites," which was excellently sung to the familiar tune of the O l d Hundredth is the church of England. He then dolivered an earnest address, lie subje ct being " The church the temple of the Holy spirit, ("L'Eglise temple do Saint Esprit "), in which he took the high catholic doctrine of beptison and the eucharistic Nominee, and founded upon it arguments enforcing Christian duties and reeponsi bilities. After the sermon the hymn "Grand Dieu mom te beniasons." was sung, and the Alibi dismissed his lumen with the apostolic benediction. It was announced that his subject neat Sunday . would be " L'Eglise Corps de Christ," end on the following Sunday " L'Egliae Epouse de L'Amtean." Tag UN EMPLOYS!) AT THS EAST-END. -- AII earnests meeting i f the unemployed of the shipyards of Cain Town, Millwall, Lie:mimeos, and Poplar, was held on Saturday afternoon, in Burdett-ball, Limehouse, for the purpose of adopting means for remedying the distress at present exiatiog in those localities. Mr. Green, jun., having been called to the chair, pro ceeded to explain that the meeting had not been called by the relief committee, but by the men themselves, for the purpose of considering what they should do. and whe ther they could adopt means for bringing work back to the neighbourhood mentioned. The chairman went on to my that he supposed the men would pass_ resolutions stating that they were willing to meet the hard times by accepting work on • new scale. If they did those resolutions would do a great deal of good or a great deal of harm. When it be came known that they were willing to work if they could get it gentlemen would enter into speculations, for there were many reedy to do so if they could only get their work done cheaper, and on a sliding scale. It was, he said, a great mistake to imagine that the employers ere making profits, and equally a mistake for the employes to ask for high pries, while times were so bad and money so scarce. This was notes attempt to reduce wages, but to enable the ship-builders of London to compete with the firms of Scotland and those abroad. There wee, he said, plenty of work to be had, but the high price of wages kept it away from London. The Rev. Mr. Whitmore mid the future prospects of the men depended upon their vote that I day, for this was not a question of Uedes unions, but a questionas to whether the trade should be driven awa y front London. Mr. Alter said thatagentleman whom he knswhad been compelled to have • vessel built in Glasgow, because wages were too high in London. Mr. Winced, a work man, denied that the workmen of London received higher wages than the men in Scotland. On the contrary, the wages of London were less per hour Una throe paid in Glasgow. The Chairman said the employers were quite willing to listen to any one who would throw light upon the" knotty point," namely, " how to got the work back to the n4hbourbood?" Mr. Gibson said, undoubtedly there was more work at Glasgow, Greenock, and other =than at Millwall and the Isle of Dogs. He had informed that work which cod Cia 6d. in London Gould be done on the Clyde for es. 6d. Ind dition, the L o udon employers bad to bring s and iron to London, and therefore they could not ore peso recoesefully with the north. He would, therefore, ask the men to look the m atter in the face and ?educe the so that their employers might eocopete with ether (Cries of " No, no.") Captain Campbell s aid that one great cense of the want of work in the London shipbuilding trade was the system of set °entracte'. Mr. Bullirint would show where the work had gone to. The orders on hand in Glas gow for the present year amounted to 141596 tens, while fed 'oar the member caly amounted to 78,000 tons, show ing low hem shipbuilding bad increased is Glasgow. If they could build • ship at anything like the price per ton as on the Clyde he could put two ships of 2,000 tone in band immeindely. The question was were they prepared to work for lees wages ' (Noise, and shouts of " No.") After the meeting bad been addresasd by other 'psalms, Mr. Baker snored the op psiniment et • seemasittee of workmen to meet the em end to rWort tbe result of their teariew a g=reolbeg, The Medal heyted hew ta seconded at wee pied leeeimaar • eels of thimble to the coltalr- IMO *OA *0 lloserm. nos Dumas* OF Tint Cater, VicrosiA P•3ll.—The number of pealing relieved at this institution daring last week was 1,062, of which 260 were now wee. Ds. DI JOSOIeS LIOHT-BROWN COD Luiz On.— • lefinoee to the anareoldowtol wasibar or gklnew trod MIMES nowahon ot die teersz veer awe reelow thdr raw lakral=4l .l tor i o s trbig il ar tallailarm. . Twat., donor tor Osatesi :•—••• 1 Mliede likta.o4 rid weir Pettis Joggles gmecoase ta k = le soy ricer kned as wird , smidomme tad leassy.'—deld aeir Le *owed heft.. so. :II( Casa Id., IlarlNlMlXll athvisfismiat OSlOF gifineti. ) ~ 77, drum&