The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-27 00:00:00

UNITED STATES. LIVERPOOL, B , D•r. The royal mail steamship Europa, Captain Leitch, which sailed from lioston on the 16th, and from Halifax on the morning of the 17th inst., has arrived. She brings 63 pawtigers, and 79,803 dollars in specie. The steams steamshiye l',•rsia and City of Washington, bows, arnved at New York on the 12th, and the Arabia, aim° hence, reached Halifax as the 18th. The haute was engaged in dieenseusg the Pacific Railroad Bill, and a select committee of the House of Reresentatirse wu about to consider the same setlect. It was said that a majority of the Hone Commit tee of Ways and Maine were opposed to the President's recommendation of spesific duties, in the revimon of the tantf. Lord Cavendish, Mr. Ashley, and Lord Robert Grosvenor, concerning whces sasty some fears ware lately entertained, had arrived at Fort Oary, Red Elver, in perfect health. By the arrival of the steamship Washington at New York important advice% have been received from Central America. She left San Juan del Norte. Nicaragua, cm the 26th ult., and Aspinwall on the let last. On her outward trip, before enter ing the harbour of San Juan, the Washington was boarded by • boat from the United States frigate Savannah, and stabeequoutly by armed boats front the British ships of war Valorous and Leopard. The officers from the British ships interrogated sharply as to the object of the steamer's voyage, the number of her passengers, their nationality, supply of arms, and other matters, and indeed exercised the right of march as thoroughly as in a majority of instances in the Gal! last summer. The steamer Catherine Maria, sailing under the American flag, while proceeding up the river to Granada, was Pur sued by the captain of the Leopard, aided by three armed boats, Sir Win. Gore tieltry, the British Minister to Central America, was on board the Valorous at the time the visit to the steamer took Plow. The Washington reached San Joan on the 18th ultimo, and waited there until the 26th, when it being ascertained that the government of Nicaragua were not disposed to permit her passengers to cross the Isth mus, and moreover that the Hermann had not stopped at ban Juan del Sur, she proceeded to Aapinwall. On her arrival there the Governor of Panama lamed a proclamation, couched in a humane spirit, advising the passengers, many of whom were destitute of money, not to land and thus expose themselves to great hardships and privations. After a very ex citing time at Aspinwall about two hundred, men, women, and children, got over to Panama with tickets for California, and the remainder of the Wsahinktou's passengers returned to New York. The l'anatna correspondent of the New lurk Times gives the boLotiting particulars : Ths l' Wednesday, Dee. 1, 1866. stramihip Wast.agtos, Churchill, from Naw Twit, Nov. 7, rear! el Ban urns ear on the 18th ahlailt.. 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Job TyassOlts unionism/a el Washing too, as wail es ell others esosseasol, islll be bad to a strict it, _ ton for their boarder spewahtlon la the lime of than courtiers's. Two Ems bin Ma salmi of the Wasithoglos, °overeat Otoldis Masa the Isiletrlos peselemelks, the .*.s beteg to premll eyes as any as had as nem is p Streatd to nub Mmisitot*is New Tat: .. Orsanlin sitsolisa, "pie et Prim, by tio Boar et Simi% "To the PROW dirt pq bay rsrloroll Osim : •• Sir—TbeGOVlMlll lei Weed through yr ports antitled Is wefts% dal es by the Aso rims Meemship Wasibilsa wal at am/awl, ts rr the H. Amid not haw masa at /is Jur del Buz to tab thin le disk drottuation. _ _ „ re. Wag of thew poompoo oitemold -, to U asular GINO ima, wars, mad eaboat mow to perms *air moo to Calks* to mai* Mime taw wore intidai to •pump la dr Mom* Ilarman, ma la • mum 'bow Soy all Moo assess sf oapplot,oal ivramasol ao pow to sappon ea% allylo of okay to limarohoo sad trod& rag lie popilloa of aopto7oil mod Pam's! IThe Goveraar, dashes et pimallag sae. Mods toe to say thee se era r the ilep watddaatta Heil arrive tat Abaylawell, yea will be le viett the `eraon board nil Worm then the ashes d tb= dictated pertly fray a feekkair el Iremaffity MI by a desire for the welfare of the ialtaleiteate el the teem If the United &awe coral at Aaplawail shares la the foliage of the Gnwrnor so the deem that the easial at Parma does, he doubtlarly socetopsay yon in year Tbdt. " Assure this, insfo;tu;sie of the ordeal desire the Governor fag. this they may temp hem doh difficult position without rare injury, aid of his mint that he cannot, without transcanding his bed peers, pedbr them anyttung bat his advice. —Your obedimit eureamt, " KANVIL Moaao. " Mae Arommoss, Priest of Coke." In an article referring to this affair the New York Herald says" that two points are now demonstrated. These are :—Fint, that an English protectorate hes been established over the Nicaraguan Isthmus ; and second, that under that protectorate the government of Nicaragua has peremptorily refused to permit the route to be opened for the transit of the passengers conveyed by the American company now holding the privilege." After narrating the &eta, and stating that it cannot be argued that it was the act of wane subordinate, since Sir W. G. Onseley and COW modore Kellet were present in the port, the Herald continues :—" It is to its a matter of deep regret that Captain Churchill and his subordinates did not reply to the first and all the succeeding questions of the British officers, that it was none of their business. No British naval officer, either in a neutral port or in a British port, has any business whatever on the deck of an American ship, and when one comes there lw does so by oourteey." The article concludes as follows: It behoves the administration and Congress to for the serious work that le before them. The gee hich Hugl.did rad France have evidently dattemilmed to pumas o erg .ott to the Anuricsa Isthmus tad Ste Amorists Mediterniama, is ciao sad palpation We should mast it without hest bury, sad with a ambit I to the great future that is before as. Lt Cete ra once pees the resolation abrogating the Clayton-Bulwer treaty. That nasty is s deed awe la weer way ; sad If it wen a%t, England has violated It is bar resist morose of at armed proweleisie Niceregea. Mr soy yet throw the natty book to us la view of tie keg time that we are palartriae shoat throwing it beak to hr. Then Cower should at met set apes the suggsstices of the Presidia' MIMMI•ft IN sad ratherbs the parties, of Cabs sad the meth !Slimiest of oilitarf mole is Chihuahua and assorts. Then it give the the authority to as, such form is he may deers p.wpr is the settimitst of the pending diffi culties with Craaal Amite& Had this boss done lest see tam, when It was asked for tad should have teen given, we might have been steed from many of the difficulties we shall sow hereto emeuatir. It should follow this up with satho nity to band twisty light draught, het, tad heavily armed Mesmers. We mast this clam of rem& everbere to-day, tad the neemity for them will lemma, not tlmiaiak Aad, Really, it shirehl authorise the Flakiest to mad medal =le aked at owe r) net Fresco, and tallbg Mose powers that we me set to be by the trompary sesurenom d the Napier; Oussisys, &nips, tad Tameless ; that their gevaismesis w Ammo sad have bona Mesa dose atom Cala, Maxis,, sad Coast Amato'. Them things iota be dim, and dose Si ISM Oswego w9l yet Ate that it has emsteratag mete *as l'imidsmi-aeldag to do this realm. And the dersimmesta is those seathres cow tame that well take pima to tale_ ea swath, will ewe* from Ms hoard wiry Piedissild siplesat who dose set take the right pordnoe on dm mew. Some of the New York papas indulge in warlike srticles on what they term the high-handed pro ceedioge of the English at San Juan, and affirm that the right of search is clearly not abandoned. Others exercise a more moderate and cautious tone, and await farther developments. In the Ilona of Repreeentatiees Mr. Clay offered a resolution, which was adopted, calling upon the President se information in relation to the lab " outrages* out the American flag in Central America. A Washington telegram of the 14th says that the house committee on foreign relations had agreed unanimously to report a resolution of inquiry rela tive to the visit of British officers to the steamer Washington. In the Senate, Mr. Clingman had made a speech on the necessity of the abrogation of the Clayton. Belwer treaty, add stated that Great Britain had appt:ed the Mourne doctrine to the United Statee. A e eirpatch from Washington says that Lord Napier would not leave flu post until the arrival of his successor, Lord Lyme, which was not expected foe two months. It is positively stated that the yacht Wanderer bad landed a Salvo of 'boat 350 negro.. near Bruns wick, Georgia. Three men, believed to be implicated in the traffic, were imprisoned at Savannah, and the yacht bad bees wind br the authorities. Coe of the religious features of the time at New York was the celebration of Divine worship on Sunday evenings in the theatre's. The Academy of Nlnce is stated to have been crammed on the lad occasion by an audience of 6,000 persons, and at one of the minor theatres a similar crowd was collected, and the latter audience, being anything beta select one, received the preacher with cheers, and warmly applauded him at various points in his discourse. y also grew quits enthusiastic in their applause ea the singing of the hymn". The posters =noun's lag the aers ices were ranged in front of the building, Iby the side of the regular theatrical bills, and the nob for seats closely resembled that for the week day performance,. _ Tie United States steanarigate Niagara had returned home, after having landed at Liberia the cargo of alarm which were re-captured from the brig Echo. Accounts from Comm, Warmly, to the 20th ultimo, say th►t rumours were current of projects of rebellion against the Provisional Government, and it was alleged that the late British chargé, Mr. Bing ham, was prominently implicated in the movement. The dates from Havaxuaah are to the 10th inst. Sugars were firm. The stock at Havannah and Matanzas was 40,000 hazes. Exchange on London, 121 to 13 per cent. prem. The steam-ship Moses Taylor had arrived at New / York, bringing the Californian mail and 1,631,611 Idole. in specie. Money matters were not quite so easy at San Francisco. LATEST. TztroaAPß •u. WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. The explanations of the British officers in regard to the boarding of the steam-ship Washington at Sea Juan, Nicaragua, on suspicion that she was en gaged in a filibustering enterprise, are said to be quite maidantory to the United States government. The treatise recently negotiated between this country and China and Japan Vim been officially owitirmeil Itle Senate. The a ts of Mr. Preston, of Kentucky, as r United taus Biaista to Spain ; and of Mr. J. Glancy Jeaseolt Peemeytraaia. as minister to Aus tria, hare am** boom 'swarmed by the Senate. One were mate Is Itnet, with ries dewing the pet two aged WO bola 111141tiMeOrless• is Tinted at gas lb. near b see* II dam the prism advieed by wall. Wheat Is 414 sail lain ems sakitat• • declaim; emelemay, 411 lasishe Wag 9011 d/Slidl lower. Oa Sae easel and asp a firm tau prevails, awl Wass ~ ) tea n C li temkeue sa4 Co. report the seam market desk at Llea Cheadle; sal *dr esprit teem Ihe mama mmiele speak of a ....steely rave biro as ememespi mks Nam Oemames. Dir. 15.—ne saki of seeks I. this =WSW glehiedieg eel se-Oey, toot sp 18,600 hales, :sad tlup wwelmo Awn Sin as Iles toe euddllos Illextraz, Des.l7.—Lord Bury recently addressed a large midst hero, hi advocacy of tit. projected Ister-Colordol Railway. lirolutione woo World eulogistic of the sea dbpisiod by Ids lordship is the mow• from detentkin upon theoosan ottecerns every ninon. Itisnow evident that the question of the right of smelt is sot ended, and that our government and that of England are In direct conflict upon it. England has now extended her claim to exegetes a police right upon the ocean, to lb eurcise in the ports and rivers of neutral weaker nations. The recent pro ceedings of the British °Mows in the harbour of San Jima del Norte and the Colorado branch of that river are of a far seers flagrant character than were the proceedings last spring la the Cuban waters. The freedom of our commerce on mry sea and is every harbour is involved in the question. Tbp adininiptredas and Congress must take it up at own, sod insintaba the liberty orate American seller' and the hearken Aug everywhere.. We we on the eve of an ha portant condiot with the %rim Penns of Yet-01. If we cede our rights now, we 'ha sew tutees sinks without a Woody confine, ring w ma the whole world, and no present amiss as ear port rem swore pros to no. Concertos, are bum. dope tae sed. ILab) Inullignut. lISTILOPOLITS.N BOUNTY COMM Mani d M oppoutted for the preens wee& Wiwronwtoo, M. Moran ohoe—Turetrod, Bersokor 71. sod two tot lewtoddeds. Bow. rahield•rood—Toodoi. Decomber IL Booriwesz. Owsosereet, Trtzdt/howire—Weloodid t Deets/II sad too following days CITY or 'AMOS. Clolldholl-boildtese—Yeadoo,Doesothor IT, Wad weedar. 11, Thowelsy. SO; sod Idea Ldl. NAVAL AND MILI7ABY. CHATHAM, Dec. 26. Mr. William Pearce, acting Inspector of ship wrights at this dockyard, has bum promoted to be inspector, vice Mr. Daniel Harding, eapw.ant tted. Ye* F. B. Apple/art, 7th Royal Familia., has been ap- Ordßmalor of the 3ral depot banana . at this prrleon, Moe WOOLWICH, Die. 26. ROYAL MILITARY ACADRYY.—The gentlemen cadets of this ineUtution have left Woolwich doting the usual Christmas vacation of six weeks. Twelve cadets from the practical clue having completed shah , studies La mathe matics, fortification, geometry, surveying, practical artillery, mineralogy, mechanics, practical astronomy, landscape, and P lan drawmg, chemistry, military exorcism Bco., have been recommended to receive commissions u lieutenants &Mr be the oorps of Royal Artillery or Royal Engineers. A mobs. of students have also been recommended for promotion Ikon the theoretical classes to the practical clam A competitive examination for admission to the institution will take place on hammy 3rd and following days, and the sunesedul can did►tes will be admitted to the fourth theoretical class. Since the ordnance department was I:endured to the war department various improvements have been carried out as regards the course of Mullin, the internal economy, and dampluse of the institution, which is now in a high mate of afiloiency, and the result has been that in numerous cues oomminions have recently been obtained by cadets who have paned a most rigid examination, atter a comparatively brief period of study. The Beerstar7 of State for War has granted to-morrow (27th inst.) as a holiday to the whole of the artisans and labourers employed at the various departments of the Royal Animal, who are ordered to receive a half-day's pit 7. GOVIRDMINT OFFICZEA AND PADOCNTAL HAT6II.—A serious dispute has sham between the local authorities of Woolwich and the War Department relative to the payment of parochial rates by Akre. For manyyean snob Met Is " bleu td n ow alms eccupying houses, bat • total exempt is claimed, and the mildew to the War Department hagiven node, of ea appeal to the goer ter eiseskne 'West the dewed. Meanwhilet in come =Lof an intention an the part of government to enpply ary establialemmts on Woolwich-common with gas from the government works in the Royal Arsenal, it became necessary to lay down pipes same the pariah highways. Colonel Walpon, commanding Royal Engineers at Wool wich, forwarded the meal notice to Me local board of health, and a special meeting of that body wits held a few days since to consider the subject. After a long dimension it was I resolved by a large majority to Wens the appliciation made by the War Department for permission to dleettrb_ the pariah roods until the appeal against the rating WO de and until the coalition of a fair ammentent of the government establishments is satidsotorily adjusted. Commodore the Hon. J. R. Drummond, C. 8., after vial tiog the dockyard and basting his Sag on board the Flag rA as superintandent at the astablishanent Woe Admiral Shepherd reared ), has deputed the duties of his aloe to Mr. bi'Docald, master attendant denims mix weeks' Move of akeence. Mr. F. Winder, foremen of shipwrights, hu been super animated, and Ur. Mark Breaker hal been appointed to the recent office. Tbe following ships are now at Woolwich :—Fiagard, flag ship, Commodore the Hoe. J. R. Drummond, C.B. Bram Vessels—Black Bags, master commandiog J. ?silty; Vivid , muter oaoaaaadingg H. Allen. Supply, master commanding Barton; Rhadamantbne, master ornmanding Btnrd.e. Cinn-boat.—Slat and Bead ily ; Gorgon, Princess Alice, Bloodhound, Herr, Ba ssconte, Rifleman, Prometheus. BMA'S, Ti...., Firefly, Firebrand, Mine and Bann. Varelaßuilding—Anson, screw man-of-war frigate ; Barra, mew 60 gun steam ship. TER VICTORIA CROSS. The last two were in which this country has been tso~d have been signalised by the inatitutkm of a vow order emanating from the Crown, but forming what would once have been oinaidered one of the most " levelling" insti tutions of the country. In the official record of the Gazette of Yet night we dad a fresh list of the new oblvalry, begla• slag with a private seaman, ending with a subaltern of cavalry, and in the midst of it we sea, " jumbled" together, non-cocumlmeoaed officers, privets soldiers, oommlinioned offi cers of cavalry and infantry —men of the hum West birth, and those thatinguisbed by the augmenta tive of " honourable. " Mose, the honour which is bestowed by the Connusee'der-in-Chiet in LLIAN and confirmed by the Owes, la oonlerred upon men who are elected for the distinotioa by their own peers In the army, the noncomml•eioned caws er the private soldiers. There i• not a man in the whole amber who is noe proud to be in the same category with saoh as. of those 'sued with him; as, in fact, there is not a diminotkei the Poem ma bestow which is mons valued than the plain Victoria Cross. The brief reespitniatku of the /per vious in each ease is a tale that would have formed a brilliant page is the noblest passeges of oar history, or be chivalrous romance of prose or verse. Here is au example:— " let Madras Fnelliers.—Privale J. Smith, for having been am of the first to try and miter the gateway on the north side of the Secundra Bach. Oa the gateway being burst open be wee cos of the first to eater, and was micas edsd by the enemy. He received a sword cut on the bead, a bayemit wound on the left side, and a contusion from the butt end of a musket on the right shoulder, notwithstanding which be fought his way out, and continued to perform his duties for the rest of the day. Sleeted by the private sol diem of the detachment." Hen le another taken from the elms liat : it reeds exactly like a passage from TA. Cid or 41 seam of Good— " 84th Regiment (now of the 7th linesers).—Captain the Hon. Augustus Henry Archibald Anson, for oonopiceoes bravery at Bolundehahur on the 28th of September, 1887. The 9th Light Dragoons had charged through the towa, aeid ware reforming in the Beni; the ens= auempted to ekes the entrance by drawing their carts acmes it, so as to shut in the cavalry and form • cover from which to he spat them. hain Anson, biking a lance, tubed eat of the pteway, end knocked the drivers off their care. Owing to • wound in his left hand, received at Delhi, he could not atop hie horse, and rods into the middle of the enemy, who fired • volley at him, ono ball pealing through his ooat. At Lucknow, at the assault of the flectuadra Binh, on the 16th of November, 1857, he entered with the storm- Mg party on the gates being buret open. He had hie , horse killed, and was himself slightly wounded. He has also= the greatest gallantry on every occasion, and has elan many enemies to fight.—Despatch from Major-Geteral Sir Jens Hope Greer, H.C.8., dated August 12, 1858." Katy of the Mores combine with a most daring bravely the moot affectionate devotion to others. Take the case of LeetwOorporal Sinnott, who, at Luelneem, ea the OM of Weber, went out with three other men " ramie Lieut. Olbsat, who, in aerning out water to Winged& a the in the brisintwork, bed been mortally wooaded, and lay outside. They brought in lb* body =tier • beery firs. Lanni- Corporal filmeon wan twice wounded. His onarados =emi nently Wooled him for the Viotorle Cross, es the meet wonky. He bad previously repeatedly accompanied Lent. Ofbsst when be ferried out water to extinguish the fire." Or the ease of liergeant W. Napier, at Ashogbur, who rea med his eseezede, Private Benjamin Mlles, " remained with his. se the bawd of his Mk, when surrounded by e= bendeset his wooed ender fire, and then carried lip to the wavey." We may deplore the fact that se bag afar the Mission of Pawn wars continue to be neces sary is the world ; bet we still have barbarous rostoles, treacherous Sepoys. end perhaps ambitious aei,;hboars mew home, towards whom • mealy front is essential, not only to our owe independence, bat to the due performance Boar tram. . - . . M ils; — colliote ti Europe and ladle ham called forth owe more qualities whims suable u to coshed with difficulty, toil, sod datum be their most gigantic forme. The Order of the Victoria Cron is composed by Its coostituffou of the eta aside which maks us the most coolidate, the most faithful, esti—may we asy It with grostel humility P—the most ma. eseefol servants of freedom, dudes civilisation. of the most busicest intercourse bstweet the amebas.— Glebe. r.--WiDnis Doc; P TM Bishop of Classier emesuread o. Thursday .he esw starch and churchyard of Mist liMy Widnes, in the pea of runuortb, Lessmahtra, AIM had for sours dos Psi. =Wen good M Mobs llonins esisi a limes *um hop, mulsla nitammy milioluariss to martmeim net Meteor Isom emsplsose. 111 mufti= daises fee 01 pontos, id whisk 144 ses4 w ied has bun coast:WM with a vim to ashargenisat , whim th e wants fin Ineresing peculation snarl siker& rosy midge 14 TM slostsb has be. aresaill by istrami euterrlptioss. hill a poposalfir is boon shoat la le ersraid the woe =OM /it 111001111abost, apes a pimp snarl s ths churelos yank siumly roamed far As perpose Ae endowment d 4111 pie arias be. hues prodded fa &Mitten Ay duo • Ova Wright, Bag., of Wail Bank, Widnes, fa minis Y. pmenage le sealed. TM Imembset viii al.. be antitisil Is the eartts if as maw nil sal apart es (ne e ds surneutation et the lastems m al i r is sm ether whoa.. A district is in. Pahl le hit Is Os elm* with authority to the tagestbssa (helm sad perform an other divide semi s sad noise Ms Me tio , his own use, by which • lossem• a sopeeMe purl& Par emlsMatical purposes. ClitirtaL Pat-ten.6llll (Cnntsru as) DAY; SATO RDA T. Dsc, Vt. Admit...toss OD yo), oast, 4,171; ditto by soma tickets, 467.; total, 2,11.12. THE POLICE COURTS WORSHIP-STREET. On Friday, Jokes Lary, a shoemaker ; Jokes Cooper, of the same trade; Jake, Raynor comics singer ; Clear Norms, a dancer • Nary BW, a 'dancer • Emily Reward, senti ments* sierzi dancer ; Alfrek Barkky, musician; and Charlet I • ocaserteker, were brought before Mr. ILammill, ea a warrant granted by the Commissioners of Polio% under the 2nd and 3rd of Victoria, for being unlaw fully engaged in an unlicensed theatre, thereby incurring penalties under the act. Superintendent Steed, of the LH division, produced the warrant, and stated that In virtue of it he , between 9 and 10 o'clock on the previous evening, proceeded to premises situated in Church-street, Bethnal-green, used as an un licensed theatre, and had all the defendanta taken into one tody, ea beingengaged in and connoted withtb• The andianoe, greatly alarmed, were allowed to alerThere wee a raised stage, scenery, and appurtenances for the per formance of theatrical pieces, besides a billof entertainmeate at the door, " Commence at six—New singers, new denture, !cc. " which, with portions of the " edema," were removed to ents court. One of the sergeants was reedy to gin mi. donee of the performance, and this being required 8 t Cleary, HB, mid—l kat been ordered to attend Shis .l =es bawd times. Ones I asw the Robber's Wife played but last night it wee a new Mew Mr. Hammlll—What wee it !NEM P Witness—The irojitiaTeirepFew; or, the Disinherited. (Laughter.) Mr. Rammill—You were one of the audience, I presume? Witness—l wee a dustman, with a black eye, and I paid one penny admission. (Much laughter.) Mr. Rammill—Then you did not go to the boxes ? Now, what did you see? Witnese—TM fret thing was a song, "Paddy on the Railway," then titre was a sailor's hornpipe, by a lady in tights; then there was the leagbing gee that did not effect any body; tisen Uwe Rammill—Come to the legitimate: was there any acting ? Who was the prviligate nephew ? Winsome—This gentleman • and this wee the Count; and this was Ralph the Reckl ess--41 most determined villain. This lady wee the Count's beloved wife, Alice; end this gentleman was the old one. (Roars of laughter.) Mr. Rammill—The bill states this to be a ballet; was there any dialogue Witmer—The " old nu "—I mean the naole—mitres end says that he has a dissipated nephew and that he is going to tewn—Dootori-oommona, I halm, or else Apothecaries* Hail —to disinherit him. The nephew, who is the Count, comes in, and begs that he will not go, for the sake of his beloved Alice. The old gentle man is not to be done, however end dose go. The Count strikes a bargain with Ralph th e Backless to waylay and murder him, that he may get peeemeloa of the drill in his bosom, and doss so. The uncle dies at the appoint - d time, is carried off as Alf as possible, and the pimp terminated a ith oat any satisfactory result, es I stepped on to the stage and collared the Count, while, upon • given signal, my superin tendent and Inspector with twelve men forced as entrance and secured the not Mr. HammiU—TM Dustman secured the Count P Witnese—Yes, sir; I thought be was the wont of the lot, but just as I got hold of him, 67H, my brother Ulnae, collared me. He thought that I was one of di...dramatis pentonse." Mr. Hamoull—Well, the piece certainly turned out Inetcally. Wit:nese—lt wee a melodrama, sir. There was comedy In it, for this gentleman wu one Peter Popp, a beadle or policeman, who bad a wee with this other lady, MI sweet heart, " Bally come up," to the kitchen. Mr. Herotath—Wee there any scenery and dresses! Witness—There was, sir. The act drop was an Italian sketch, " The margin of fair Zurich's waters," I believe. Than there were shrubs and other scenes. The dekedeate were rouged and the old gentleman was wrinkled. Bleak Ralph had big boots and pistol.—ice feet it was MI gabs regular as a theatrical performance, with the asepdas of the "Death of Nelms," which wu In private clothes. The place was fell. and the door locked. Inspector Constable—There is not any Name, even for singing. The owner was not found. The place is the resort of thieves. The defendants, who expressed their ignorant* of the law in woe-begone tones, promised never to offend again, and Mr. Hammill having remarked that he would (Armad a = a atop to all such places that were brought under his as they were calculated to effect irremediable mischief with the youth of both foxes, allowed the defied/ads altimandy to depart en entering into their recossisanne to keep the pesos for the next three months; at the ease time making favour able mention of the Sergeant Cleary, whom apt donde and immobile count/canoe during it. rendered all anerapis to preserve gravity totally impossible. THE SHOZMAXERS _AND _221.1 114021111111 adEV4NOI. o The Northampton Mercury of Saturday Let con tains the following on the dispute which is inflicting so much inj my on the trade of that town "This Christmas sermon of ours is one of peace and good will to men. Of all times in the year it is that most fitting to forget grievances and make up disputes. It is in this Christmas spirit that we would refer to the recent unhappy dissensions between the operatives of this town and the master shoemakers. The question has the merit of being singularly clear and simple. About the facts of the case there is no opening tor dispute. Some of our mantas"- Myers have attempted to introduce machinery into their shops, wader the belief that by so doing they should improve the quality and cheapen the oust of product tion of their articles. The shoemakers, or, rather, a large moan of than, am snider the impression —whether erroneous or not—that the proposed improves:mats will diminish the number of hands employed and the amount of their wages. They hate, therelors, resolved not only not to work themselves at any factory where the machinery is employed, but also to deter all other members of the craft from working for such manufacturers. It is the old story of a strike, and the old episodes of the may have not been want • lug. There have bean riots and mobbing•--charges and con victions—km to everybody, both masters and men—want and misery, and 111-blood on every side. Into the pmeenal details of the question we have no wish to eater. We have no bias either way. For that mats, oar sympathies are rather with the working men, as Wing the wean, of the two putts. Yet at the same time we ere Wend to tall them that in this dispute they an is the mew If they think the machines Sr. calcu lated to Wore their Interests, they have a perfect right to term, to work for those who use them; but they have no right whatever to dictate to others the conditions upon whkh they shall be at liberty to work, still less have they a right to employ violence and intimidation. Apart, how eve, from any sots of oppression, we hold that even from their own poiat of view the opponents of machinery are acting mainet their true interests. Other the new machines will answer or not. If the latter, the meaufacturers y9l coos oteestee;Ploythem. if the former, the struggle against them is a losing one. By • law, as iilriMlMik MS that which regulides the ewe and flow of the tides, trade flows to the cheapest market. If shoes can be made cheaper and better for the money elsewhere than at North ampton, they will be made there without lont of time; sad If Northampton manufacturers are iset at liberty to em ploy the wane machinery as in more favwrd localities, they cannot compete with their more fortunate Heels. No man, or body of men, can go on working at a lose for any length of time ; and as soon aa Northampton becomes less advantageoue as a mat for the •hoe-trade, owing to what ever MOWN abase will muse to be manufactured hers. A fair day'a wages for a fair day's work is • very taking cry, bat w her a very false one. There ts no such thing as an abetraot biomes in pint or waren We all have to boy la the cheapen market, and the shoe-trade is se szoeptiosi the naivetes' rule. Our mechanics 1 1 —and thoeskt, too, with jestios—that it was as peer flat they should have to peer Liam kr Waal e ivmi to i laarens the wages of the BM* 10101111/f ; sari seedy the rills holds equally goed that ths Meow Is cot to pay • higher peke for his shwa to order te beep lip the awes of the shacmaker. The greet truth of **Arad, rests upon the aleapie fact that what yak gin to one you must take tram smother ; that if yen speed sere on shoes you snot Brad km ca clothes. Is eglia of traces of ladividuel hard ship, the law of elimpetition eats on the whole beneficially for all. There is, indeed, no law of nature for ilia delleaos of whkh the punishment comes so surely and so =eddy as that of competition. We see already the efficis Illill.loll to keep up artificial prime ainciegen Gor mley& Karla; were capital is free, is rising fah kept- Mass r pasharain to Northampton and Stafford, when the ate sf amidaary is Interdicted. Large shops hays lean eased hem or removed eleiwhere, and toe demand for lebeer ei llisa m laglaimag eeneul& tingewm ahaa i r i F th o tn :bvll it s vic a era t t h io a:t . are st a m ho2t wor ap tb d ay u ll :wl g ll d mu la ca lrer m : balm, mad illetllmat will at (Mae abandon a tangelo which sea caily magravala the evils of their present coadities, sad whit they sea inevitably be defeated. Mums Brno: or Fauut?..—A sonespoodest •• al the ishearid. eadere eiremseedee_ •—A I a l :111111 we lied; ben deprived et ler se I vela* Ilse dr odd may gash fa is slum . On• 'lsla hi*. big • = sh illratz arb. as r y ai an ii jkl m edel ped :py • pat, Meehleeded Um as =kW was pas so sera bet ii• oak made th• ••••pt hors positively stirs& • lead maim Prca• dad mow lur woke mu sigarst—Ar lta/W. z&I. or •rint PAM DI7I7O—AITIMMIMII are, es isismousi, la fee • brio depeladirk le welt co C lar el ilbe lathequer, for dm wpm ti obsidatag die mail al do pipe eft atarmpit session of parliament. It will be esm cleiegetee from the ' utooletkee twined hi Ildlatargb, :4 Dublain7-7Sootestew.: AMERICAN COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. (Pm Os N.,. leek Theo el the 14th.) 111 W YOWL, MONDAT, 1:64. 13. TM Asia avenge' of the banks hi the City of Now York be dr nook put, dlag Beistrilay, Dec. 11, goviont, in the eggrogate. the following themes from the previous weekly sedmont of Deoter 4: Increase in Ism, 181,806 dais. ; dierease in spece, 212,206 dole. ; decrease in cirenhation„ 88,361 dole. ; increase in gran &poi* 18,20 S dole.; decrease in =drams &omits, 669,207 dole. The bank averages ahoy • very steady movement. The spode lino, of Ws, seems almost self-adjuating. As the city is drams upon from the south, and to • partial extent for import, the gold comes in from California and the boozing cities. The average has not varied half • for Ave. or four weeks past. The discount lino goes tap vay slowly, although the disposition is free with roneo tho large banks to add to filioir Has on emshort hair or demand loan. The marlst inciney to-day is very quiet, pertimbely sang the stock brokers, who an light borrowers. They are awed deposits, th some lasembeer, oe flret-elass collators/ se iser as 3qr cent. The ocatinued ems la the rates %ems esesaeaYis bills is Will remarked, bo th at beak sad the illesteat Makin. Exchange for the Baba straw is held he at manses of to on last week's enevemoy ; Loadon, 12.6.111014, end Marie, St 171 to 6L 13g. Tina hr the is light, and the extreme rates scarcely established. The remittances in gold, put op for the south at the does of last wesk wise out to-day in the steamship °Maybe. The aisa rsperged fs 760,000 dole. The sab-besemy received to-day 168,961 &de. ; paid out 233,394 dole. • Wean this afternoon, 6,380,600 dots. The New Oviesse issik susemss of Saturday week shows 14,951,536 dots.—a farther increase of 625,722 dole. BiIILADOTOPTIL—The market for State and Western flour I. cruet, but prices are nominally unchanged. The sake sre 6,800 barrels, at 4 dole. 25c. to 4 dole. 600. for trowtos State, 4 dole. 90c. to 6 dole. for extra State, 4 dole 30c. to 4 doh. 65c. for enpwfine Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, lowa, ; and 4 dole. 90c. to 8 dole. 20e. for extra ditto, including shipping brands of extra round hoop Ohio, at 6 dole. 300. to 6 doh. 600. Southern dour is quiet, with sales of 1700 bar rels at 6 dole. to 6 doh. 250. for mixed to extra breads of &Hinton ; 6 dole. to 8 doh. 60c. for good to extra Brandy wine, 6 dole. 76c. to 6 dole. 90z. for Georgetown, 6 doh. 76e_ . to 7 dole. 600. for Petersburg City, 6 dole. 76e. to 8 this. /or Richmond City 8 dole. 50c. to 8 doh. 760. for Osilsge end Rags& Canadian flour is dull, with Was of 360 barrels at 6 dole. 10c. to 6 dole. 25c. for the range of airs breads. Rya flour is dull and unchanged, with small asks at 3 doles 300. to 4 dole. 10c. for the range of fine and saprlaa, Corn meal is quiet. We quote Jersey at 3 doll. 60a brandywine at 4 doll. 160. ; sad pantheons, 19 dole to 19 dole. 60c. Wel tot ill very quiet, but there is no impartent change in the market, and we have only to notice isles of 800 bushels red Southern at 1 dol. So. to 1 del. 150. Rye la firm and in amend at 780. for North River. Boats: at doll .t 70e. to Mc. for State ad Canadfati. °All OM heavy, sad our outdid* quotatiooe in difficult to realm. We quota the market at 45e. to 480. for Jeremy, De laware, sad Penneylrani& ; 49c. to 624. tor Mote; 6lc. to 66e. kr Weslaco • sod 630. to 660. for Comdata. . . Coati le heaviand lower, closing In favour of the buyer, g i kr new corn. The ••11111 a an l9,ooo bushels at nv(or mixed Western; 72c. for new white South ern; 77e. to 78c. for new yellow Southern and Jersey, sad 86e. to 86c. for old yellow Southern. CorroN.—The following is the ootton circular " New York. Tuesday, Dee. 14. " Our last circular was dated the 7th inst., since which the City of Washington and Persia have arrind, the latter with dates to 27th November. The Liverpool cotton market for the week had declined 1-10 d. to ed. per lb., closing with heaviness at 7d. per lb. for middling Orleans, and bid. for Mobile and Uplands. The mire amounted to 40,000 hake. la Manchester trade wee prosperous and active. The mar ket here I. sustained by the action of our domestic maniac- Were, who, being now under full and profitable employment, purchase freely at current rates. Exporters are quiet, and show man than en ordinary degree of nation. Our stook et cotton is light, and holders are firm. The sales shin 7th test. are estimated at 8,000 bales, doing at the quotations of lest week. The clearances for earn time hen been 666 bales foe Gottenburg. Cotton in tranaftu The Weirton continues limited and unsatisfactory. Price are without champ. Good ordinary Orleans, with id. freight, have been sold at 10fc. The rim during the week do not exceed 2,000 bales. elouthsrn masts are firm, with an upward tendency in saah. The Insinem is large, end greet scandium appears to Mvala the maistananes of prices, in spite of dull accounts Liesrpost. The great abundance of money at the South =shies foster., planters, and speculators to hold may, end are upheld in consequence. Crop opinions is :and New Orleans, where 1,400,000 to 3,600,000 bales is wad upon in filling orders, have some U 111641100 in supporting the prevailing currency. By telegraph we learn theism the 11th Inst., at New Orleans, wee 110., End M Mobile 111 c. per lb." THE RIGHT OP SEARCH* dr 814.—LORD MALLKISBURY AMI Hit. DALLAS. (Fr•• the Now York Horrid.) Two emits have weaned to confirm in a remark obis maim the opinion vs No remointely maintained a Mir months Inca, that the British government had not given up tho exercise of the right of searching Amerman vemels upon the Gem._ Tit; rei:ders of the Herald will remember bow teacionaly we defended our views, sod bow clearly we exposed the fallacy of the contrary sestrtion, with arreiteata drawn from the guarded declarations and emulous admissions of the Braila Madman in parliament, and logleal deductions from the past history of the British government and its policy. To-day we publish another mama the official cor rerpoadenos apes which the shamed that the riga; of search quesUon had ban settled was Mended, in which it will be men that laglead, instead of absadoning bar old claim, hes taken rainy a more insolent patios that she afore held. Not bang able to controvert the weight of aatherity that was brought assist her, she acknowledges that the letter of the law dose not give her the right she claim*, and now demands that the law of a eons shall be cheesed to this watt, so that it may suit her whims. As if to confirm her determination to continue the praotios of the right of search come the eases of the Ame ricas steamers Washington and Colludes Maria, boarded by bar officers in • astral port, and In eight of several Ara nem rare-of-war, sad • itill report of their proceedings dememded. It will be sent from the letter of Mr. Dallas, in another on. I Issas, that oa the of toe Bth of last he despaired of brassie( Lord M to the ommeeston of • single peat, what sedienty he wee called off to meet that geatanas ; sad when be resumes the writing of his letter, he tells Oral Cass that something within the last twelve boars had cempletely &mega his lordship's views. The sateequent development' abeflt how completely Mr. Dallas was lumbar/ed. la the memorandum of the coaversation of the day with the American minister, Lord Maliarebery admits that the highest English authonties on 1111111130 a• law were wait his taiga and that France, who was is close Mama withliagLead, would not submit to them. H. Mlle him that by an arrangement with that Power en Kalish boat might be seat alospide of a French ship and ask SO sea her papal, bat not, alas invited, board the vessel. On the Mb of June, Lord blalroashaty elaborates in • despatch to Lord Napier his new packet toward the United States. lie begins with the Name sd missions, that the law wee ageism ha, with which he had humbugged Mr. Dallas_ teat be sewerthe champtonemp of civilisation, end asserts the ammeity of • police of the high sass to pet down Amebae meals; sad impudently add. that the way thins are now ries cm every lamest tredrr will secs fy from the American oag upon the ocean •• from • pirate. This socemity of a " police of the high sem " be coaled* by ea Jamming tuts of a partial estrum from Gee. om Con's letter of the 10th of April Met, and • whams proving that an Amerissa astral other had essreised the right of smelt on two Preach vet sets. We hare keg ago stated oar belief last it area os this slip of trowel Cam that Lord ISeisseebary haag ids mamma commune, sad the fact le now proved. As lee the maple Mud, of the commeader of the United &Mee ship Ade, it may proves how hide some of oar owe siva' to how of their deem and their retakes to the mar. cheat service, and shows the seessatry of vestileiting =the question of the right oftisit sad sum* by az on the mean. Lord Idalmeebery also gives, as isissisrly egairet him self, the view taken by the Frame Atinikal Idestatetia, stating expressly, however, that the Schuh goverment does mot *Dowd la it. The Frvuch admiral may eklese arm • mwelant easel shall be obliged to show km colours to • wee-of-war at era, but without beam Mewl er wed eta of her course, sakes them ie just mewl fir welgistee. This, however. Y a prectical Edmiston of the seasseity of • palm cm the high seas. It is is practice the European grease of making a ram show his passport whenever as °Moir do , meads It. A passport b the evidence of a man'. identity sad nationality, em •10 Vs colours are of hrs. Their forced exhibition as the high eau during a the of pros Is en sodas mercies of authority, end an Improper tall for respect to authorities. It I. the ertotion of Geeler's pole and hat upon the ocean for the citizens of row, nation to bow before. Such • practice accords well enough with the theories of "the empire," which demand that every mimes psteea shall =COW? 'before an official, but it will not set vial ems the stomach of the free citizens of the United Stahl& Bat the last two paragraph of Lord Maltaesburra letter le Lord Napier are the mem remarkable of all. They con. say es dialect • threat se ever woe conveyed In diplomatic Wis as that we mast mimic the establish. Lire Tab maim et the use, to "three irritating metro vanes me harrieelle el keg es the /sear of the lemmatises' law Y made is eon-ride thins memares which " British imperimes and errommes "recommend for the seenrity of MA and verity on the high sew," bat which neither the Mabel S ewe Treace have ever empueicied le. Row Ms. Dollen or Om easel Come, or say other seen 021111111011 essas, maid emotive that tide brass i l= )Islasssbary wee •• satialsotory —'mast ef the right el sem* we mmacit usderetand. The peddle of our government is directly entagonletk is in Wits points ; sad that prehloa k ebeerly Aseeri _laid down im Oa Car's letter of the 30th of Jam. The cee Mee M there est twat, that the occeakmal ahem of • flag Y, •kr fees evil thee the eststoodinient et Begland's pewee. leas would be, and then the freedom of ell imercheat verde AUSMTIB. HARDWARlL—Binatteoaair, Dec. 23.—The trade of this town be. booms quieter with the termination of tr a last cleaner of the year. Manufacturers have been v a t, lug hard to get as many goods delivered as poseible bete ' quarter-day, and during the past week very few orders do been given out. The hams' travellers are most of them of their journeys. la the middle of next week stock-tai u .' will commence, and for ten days or a fortnight trade nil continua quiet until that business is aver, and the travellers are again on the road. The quarter is finishing wall, much better than could have been expected from the insai raiti condition of trade three months ago. Since that time u m country trade kw made • great stride in the right dir oo ok„ , and many of large manufacturers in some of the r am haportent branches will begin the new yew Vl* g fair quantity of orders on hand. The foreign lee is rather dull; with referenoe to the West ludic branch of It, there is seldom much stirring at this seam, bas at the present time it is as good u nousi. The lett advice spoke of the extent to whioh the islands were 'altering f ron drought. If this continues for my length of nen, k Would have a bed effect upon the crops, end serious dep aii i, * l u trade would most likely be the result. Otherwise the woe pods were not unfavourable. In other departments of tioo foreign trade, es fares this town and the district are con esessd, there bee been • material change since our last re. po et The preliminary meeting of the irottmaaters of this will be held next Thursday at Dudley, but, am 'tri a d, intimated, no change of prior is anticipated. CORN.—CoLonzeria, Dac. vy limited rowdy of wheat, barley, and other grain. This Ina rut zasasses attributed to the season and the market Wag held out et course. Wheat as last week. Fine selected malting Wi g reslisid in sons instances an advance of ls. BOAS ea pug :sabered. Hurrronn, Dec. 24.—The =stet being held O n Friday caused a mall attandszee of farmers. The wheat trade dell, at last week's prises ; supply far. Barley in . good supply , the best assupW sold at last week's prime ; Werke rat* lower. Oats a dull trade. Peas and beans insde gout ths same as last week. Wheat, 225. to 295. per load. B ar * , Ma. to 425. per qr. Oats. 21s. to 28s. per qr. Pew, g t , to 28a, per load. Beans, 265. to 295. perUad. Latour's, Dec. 24.-At our oorn market Om ag s 6fr amply of wheat, which wee for the most part sail stns advises, white rumples realising 46. to 475., and red 84a 425. per qr. Not much doing in barley, and beet quills weesanoltanged in value, malting selling at 370. to 416 pm quitter, and grinding 28s. to 3111. per 80 stone. Thin were not many oats at market, and late rates may be quoted sentely, Ms to Ms. per 24 stone. Beans were also eta rosary is prim, beet samples selling at Mc per 38 stone. NORWICH, DiCERBER 26. - In 00112KitINIC41 of the Christmas holidays, this market was held yesterday, out of the usual course. There was rather a Hatred supply of goals aistag. From the damp state of the wseir cbs rind* part of the wheat was not in the beet order, bat Let week's nue were general] realised. There wailer barley on sale, end prior without alteration. Not much doing in other Enda. White wheat is quoted this evening 445. to 485.; red ditto, 38a. to 42a. ; beat chevalier malting 38a. to 46. • runs chevalier ditto, 32e. to 385.; distil ls( ditto, 26. to dij air oate, 24e. to 30s. per qr. Flour, 275. per sack ham the . Latest averages :-Wheat, 2,1861 qrs., 19a. 94. • barley, 7,6661 lies. 33e. Id.; oats, 60 de , 26.. 7d. Cotiveeponding prod l ast year:-Wheat, 3,6091 qrs., 48s. 7d. ; barley, 8,1931 qrs., um. 7d. ; oats, 26 qrs., as. Yesterday, at Chelmsford, trade was dull at late rata. NOTEINOHAM, DEC. 24.-At our corn market there Miss fair attendance of farmers, and en average supply of wheat, white sold at as edema. of Is. per quieter. Old white sera- Otes sold at 40s. to 46.; saw white, 445. to 49e. • old wed, 375. to 43e.; sew, 38e. to 43e. pr quarter. Bailey was to 61r supply, and superior samples were rather higher in prim than lest week, malting @silkier at 31s. to 435. per quarter, and grinding (old) at 28s. to 305., end sew 28s. to 20a. pet 30 stone. There were not many oats at market, gad Des tor the most part were unchanged, old maples selling at 36 to 34e., and new 235. to 28e. per 24 stone. Baena rally realised last week's rates-namely, old samples, 47a. toPs., and new 42e. to 465. per 38 stone. Super flour, al.a. to 361, ; ditto fine, 28e. to 30e. per 20 stone. Toss, DEC. 24.-There wee a fair mustily of whist at our • market, and the prices of the previous week were supported. New samples sold at 375. to 425., and old alia. to 42a. per quarter. Barley wee rather mere plentiful, and quits as cheap as lest week-namely, 28s to 325. per quarter. Oats were not plentiful, and wore diapered of generally at late rates, new samples being 204. per 24 stone. Beans were a mil show, and quite as high in price as lest week-namely, 42e. to 445. per 3 8 atone. KIRKCALDY, Dux 25.—We have bad a most disagree• able, rainy, 'misname week, wherein little, if say, dry threshing could be effected, and even ploughiag on °raw, land could not be executed with advantage. At our country markets this week we had lam than the ordinary quantity of grain offering. Sales slow, without any chenge to the valise of almost any kind of grain. Here to-day we bad a large supply of oats, bat only middling of wheat and barley. Oats were a quick sale, sad ed. par qr. dearer. Wheat and barley slow sale at last weak's raise. Wheat, 34e. to 4 , 1 a. per qr.; burley, 24a. to 33a. 6d. ; Wm, 18s. to 24e. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CAISUALTIBIL A large alp gears, wicas;lsTsTidleismi ."— mskts gone. geremast sod sad bowsprit mead*, forsosst palatal whits, with black meets had sad Nark bowsprit, sad as me on hoard, was passed to W. 111 N., lost. 64 W.—hew Tort, Dm. 2. Amami. for Trinklad, pat Meek leaky, and must diseharge.—Orem. est, Dee. 31. Henry Volans, from FitlieWSoll for Lir/roost, wilt herring, which was mantled and sank agar this plass oat the 14th, his teen :Med sad laid to the Bard Mr survey —Kb ken& riot% libc. 12. It blew a heavy gala Wt ntsht and early till. morning from West. • fist ha sipsind at Hoyistis. Tho Jersey Tar. from Yonshal, dressed aluagelda ;h. Primes w,B, bat we. pot off taw the Mita, with boat meshed, boss of gram Mad, anchor, to. A *Moores aid • coel Bu meow More wear IN Magazines. Ihe Levant, Or • Calculus, coma lout of tie Emleb, for ishardtaa, this maraing, daring the gob ; the Esatfleid rscsivtd dame's to bulwarks, la. Liverpool. Dm. 14. Isabella Davis. drove foal of the coal halt Guardian; the Irma earring awe, huivrarlui rail, sad throe stanehisone, sal spat comb Mg-hoard; the Latter elided, datossed,—Mdford, Dee Is. MI Belli. from Live/rpm! for Mosconi% Leahy, saddantosed, proses& to Bristol for sepsis —PIE. Deis AL Oakland. of Bath, from Charlestoa for Llearpol. wee Mask by lightalag to the lath of lemenabar sad gat on are. Crew Maas domed her In two to atm. of what nue. esntalsing the chief as (Thompson) and By men, WY picked up by he Emilie, fns Nantes for Wtsiport, sad Nought to here. --Ittikird. Dea. fa Three Broths from I :xdfueosn, le onshore rear Caps Wrath; Mir . D tiareatrletsd, Copula Law, from I irerpool for Buenos Ares drew from ier anchors sod sotto owl am will the ship Miura, tha fame. earrylog sway boingult, emirate; figaribiumt, foe.-141. Ned. Dee. S 2. Lresageae Mane ror Former Penn.—hank a mit at Philadelphia., J. W. Bosnia at hear Corium ; Doro GO. from Thiele, aid Wash: cubs (mi. at Amami ; OWN". and Voador di Voaga. at Gibraltar ; (oki). Ter (ft), sad Demo (e.), it ailkia; MIA, at astevig Margaretha Lootra, at Granata& ; J. P. Papas, St yet Odom. gamey rot Liv.aroot.—aolletterr, trom Cephalonia. Tat Irisms.—The British and North America Royal Mail steamer Africa sailed on Saturday hoe the Mersey, with the United States mails, a fall cargo, sod Ite• Wets fifty and sixty passengers for New York. ATILINBOII, lIIE hitfllDEßSS.—After his amptittal ow the ground of insanity, on &outlay last, the Omar men, walked from the bar into the dvck, where he we engaged for nearly two hours intently reading a book. Mom Ids trim' he has pot off all the mutinied wide* he displayed before the medical witnesses, and omp dwelled Mena with as much rationality, intelligence, sheer r any prisoner in mistedy.—Leeds Mercury. .q in (Advertisement.) HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT... ...9 s3a m, OOeea. Willtil3o.—The winnow, of condos hie , =•• isseepdred bp army meat, hat the etfe toode or tr., eel or kayo In followed. The grand otyva Wm the tats wee out, to yrtweut latlammettort, to check mew* roars Okaaaas ouratti by a re , ,ate4 1441:1Va•ALLIG, 01M111111 =MOB. 14 bog well /oohed ppop We ham, , coed • Ye Sete ea a tolemerwly on the entire oyerwer thee dim =II Wawa y ex! tided, and with moderate an artieweedll et saweewary or as I diAetee Dee. away. it to Walk.' 11 own eve to uto Ow W. y, remed or me d the tolldatt attack lull ut dilinkro at ososaus . WH BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& 1• BIRTHS. onsierwr.—D... so, mlagtea-theram. Drotethall. Um." J. fr. ChrWee. M. p., of . darthlter. GRUBS.—De. 23.. t Upper Wimpoloetnet. Caneddebuts" lb' M T. Orem. tip., o • daughter. 11121D.—D..1*.st Ithaseeld Woodhouse, the ult. M W. Sr* M, Co.. PA. et • ammeter. STUAMT.—Des. 21, the .tr• or J. E. &wt. Seq., ef Oigeregm Isentee. Beesue•park. al • daughter. IfTl7ll)ll—Des.l3,th Co larrood %lila, the Mrs of W ter. W.S. Bluird et a sea. WlLloll.—lme. 22, at Mouth Hutto, Truro. thr Mk et U O. Wirth. the.. of . cLudhrer. WYLDS —Deo. SS. at Vale Moue, Tottenham. Mrs. T. WA. el • see. RAAHUHRS. cuarsl—wilvEr.2.—DK. rt. at Bethesda Chaps/ ' =W Noah, the Bar. j. w Nth al Mr. r. Trams. of Lel* BAYLIS—DION ETT.—Deo. SI, et the Cathedral. 1110 11006 2.7 W Zee. T. Death& MA., M. Desist. thrt ,of Leith% sr r dam. of J. Penuott. Noe.. of Tort Iturrox—AT X V, dON.—Dee. 23, et Bh Doplert il • " Be. B. B. Mph, J. A. Bowleg. see. at Yedmitharthee. S : 4 lashire. Urepadra. thwarter el J. M. A th irea. BM. al Cottage. Idrrlalktm rAd. Picinguors—ciLLlNOßTOT.—thes. IS, et gthalthroth threth. hi the Bac thelathteu a : oo. o M. Rater. Sao. of Lew, D e. to •na. B. U. wampum. Bre. , The Cbsieley. ear DEATHS. BROOKIL-131.3.12. J. T. Broolu, Sep of Mulch Macrae Mesh , fordeldre. NW IL Bat 03 . 12 BMW. DM as., Islet Wight, J. atio. . ri OIBLL—D.• lg. at BMA& Park. Ikethaart. leasehite. u..." • • aged ft ••• IDOL—Casa is . .s Rethlagi, J. Budge, Lt.. tDasl uir°l4lllll °_,_g thathiter. 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