The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-22 00:00:00

4_ • ( 41 4 1 4 1111 1 l b ..,.. i r 1\; i . i . . • • - - •t . . , • / • 4. 43 ! 1 S No. 5,446.) NEW =ALAND (Free dreats).—WELLLS GANN and CO.E LINE, Established In 1843. The undermentioned vessels, which afford inch general con veniences as cannot be found In those of any other line, wM be despatched punctually: Ships. PIM' Pons. To sail. C.esipore k 1 • • yews Canterbury . 10th Mach. Lord COM • 1 IS pore Auckland . tittli January. Osbert 7., aeuee staunor).. Al Spars Sydney Ile January. Leh of the Like .. Cart. 't Port Natal •Sitt January. Apply to WILLIE OAh N. and Co., 3, Crosby-Attar% who hare L et ioltred the ninth edition of their " hand Book of Now .' or to ORF.Lii, ROBINSON, and Co., I and; UK India Avenue. /ROM LIVIZPOOL OS QUILASTOWN TO NNW YOWL Fries LIVERPOOL. NSW NEW YORK, and PHILADILPHIA STIAM-IMIP COMPANY Inked des patching their full-powered Clyde•bullt Iran &sew Steam-littipe, cur*, the Coital States mall; FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORE.. CITY OF CORK. Saturday, Jam. It My OF WASHINGTON, Medsentsy, Jan. 11. Clri OF MANCHE.STWM. Wednesday, Feb. 3. Ant every Wednesday, and every alternate Saturday. Cabin passage by the mall stemma 'ailing every Wedneedry, 0, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the accommodation. Cabin =by the Saturday . ' newness, 13 guineas. Forward purge ea', Inclu.l.ne all provision" cooked. Peamengen for Canada. the United stater, rad British Columbia, booked through on very adnntageous tanne.—For tortbar particniare apply to walla( INMAN, 42. Water-aim% Liverpool; ce io NIVEA sad mAczy. 11 . meg WUllannslgeet, SIXTEENTH REPORT of the BANK of LONDON. Head panting-bonne—Threadoeedleutreet. Charlegumes Wench—No. 4. West Strand. Mouses—Matthew Manball, Jen.. 164. szerarker —c. J. IL Alia, Ent. At the SIXTEENTH GE NERAL MEETING of the Share holder'. held at the Loudon Tavern. Hishopogateetreet, on THERsDAY, the 21st of January, 1661, Slr JOHN VILLIERS SHELLEY, Bart , In the Glair after authentication of this register of shareholders, by ' the common seal of the Cowpony, the folberias report was by the secretary The Dinstors have the sstistnetion of submitting the annexed atateusent of au. ouuts, showing that the balance of prose upon the operations of the bank for the pest half-year smennts to £61,364 17.5. Sd. After payment of the current expenses, Incladlng • gratuity to the clerks of the establishment of 10 per amt. upon the amount of their respective salaries, making ample prvvision for all bad or doubtful debts, and allowing for rebate of interest on bills dis counted not yet due, there remains foe disposal the sum of £3S.S3O 75. 6d. The Directors declare a dMdend at the rate of £lo per cent. per annum. and also a bonus of El Ss. per share, being at the rate of aS per cent per sanme, both free of iscouwetess and they trawler £IEOO to the reserve fend, which, by each arldl• tbs, is hie/eased to £112,000. Tits bahuice, via, £1,030 is 02., is carried to the credit of profit and lows account of Use current half-year. BANE OP LONDON. LIABILMDi AND ASSETS, DEC. 31, LSE DR. s. 01. To capital paid up To reserve (mid To amount due by the Bonk on current, deposit, and other accounts 4,179,24 6 • To amow.t carried to credit of „ )frost and Lour Account .. . nun 711 Less smmint paid to customers for interest un their baluaces 81,277 16 6 ROW It S 1.4,1140,61,1 17 3 CL By investments. yin : In G.Vtrninent Z 4 ra . uri ties. India Bonds, Pitt. In freehold premises io Threadneedle-street, let at • rental yielding 44 per cent. ....1 40,0d0 0 0 By freehold premises in Or: °asps tam of the Bank 36,000 0 0 73,000 0 0 By bills discounted, loans, gc. 3,734,693 1 9 By cash in bond, awl at run hy lease and beuidulgs at Clairinteroas branch furniture, &c. A .d. 219043 18 d 1.4.640,61111 17 3 et 8 9 PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT FOE THE ENDING DEC. 31, 1863. DL To half a yeses current expel:ate at had °Mee L a d. sad Cliaring.croes branch. bad and doubtful debts, directors remonerattoo. dc. To rebate of interest on Mils discounted not yet dos, carried to prolit sod lon new account To Charing-mess branch lease account IOU 0 0 To dividend for the had-year at the rani of 410 per cent. per annum To bonus at the rata oft per cent. per same. air al sa. per 'hare To haN-year's interest on the nom tend at 44 pa med. par annum . ZENO • • To man saw addedasmie.-- SUM • 0 To balance carried to profit and tomboy accoaat HALF-YKAIL By ishoce of ;won brought from hat han.year By ditto for current half-year 13,000 0 II 1,030 7 6 031,3131 11 3 A S. d. . L 606 16 4 .44.727 16 11 41.364 12 3 TO balance, RESERVE FIIND ACCOUNT. ad. .... 112.000 0 0 Bt amount from but halt-year By additioos Intowitit down L a d. ~ 100,000 0 0 .. 10,000 0 0 al 19,000 0 0 We hare ermined the above ectioeulMead lad them correct, Jemmy 13. leak OEO. THOMBON, ALFRED LAMB. 1- Auditors 01.01tOE DUN E. It was resolved unanimously—That the report now read be The Chairman announced that the dividend and bonus would be psyabie on and utter Thursday, the Path January, at the bead office. in Threadneedle-street. It wsa unaniruoualy—That in conidderation of the valuable services of the Directors and their cost•oued exertions in pro moting the interets of the Shareholders their remuneration be Increased by the sum of £l,OOO per annum, to commence from 314 December, 101. It was propmett—That in consideration of the increase which bias takes place In the duties of the Auditors. from the extension of the business of the bank their remuneratton be advanced for the future to 30 guineas for each half yearly Milt. rpon which en amendment am moved and cereled unani inotisly7 . . . _ _ That the Amnion' remoneration be L5O for each laldit. It was 11100iTed unanimously—That the cordial thesis' of the fiberrbolders be hereby tendered to the t. batman and Directors for their saccendut niansgeneut of the affairs of the hank. That this meeting, in tendering its thanks to the Mousse% Secretary, sod other of of the bank, for their cootinsed seal Im the discharge of their several duties, du take this opportunity of recording the deep geese it entertains of the great services rendered to the teak by My. Marshall and Mr. Allis. iztmctai rom $s yw: i - C. J. H. 1.1.1.=, Secretary. Jaw SI. 1144. BANK of L O N D O N. Throadoeedle-.tie sad Charlaa-crom. CRAntmAN—Sir JOHN VILLIERS SHELLIY. Bat, M.P. Vlcseamuum—JOHN GRIFFITH FRITH, Faq. Sands, ::a oe.i Maittellt—MATTlllii kill-SHALL Jun Eat CrIULF-Yr ♦CW('NTS oilseed with parties properly intro duced, end interest allow rd its credit balances. provided such balances are not drawn below £200.._ dei;slt, repayable oa wren days' notice. interest on which Is regulated by Use market value of gooney, so anocanwed from time to tints by paddle advertisement, the present rate brier flee per cent. CIRCULAR \i)l43 and Lend= of CREDIT issued free Of charge, and all descriptions of banking badness transacted. C. J. 11. ALLIS. Reeretar7. THE CONSOLIDATED DISCOUNT COMPANY ,Limited. No. 4. Abebureb-lm. Capital 01.000.00. DIRIIKTOU. ceoese Walter Constable, Esq. plasm. Constable and Wylie') Mllacing-lane. Georg. Denny, Esq. ;Items. George Dena, and Co.), Great St . Helen's. Wllitain Little, Fao., Director of the Cape Town Italtway. M. 31iArthur, Fag. of the firm of Wm. aad Alexander MiArthnr, Australian merchants , . 4.1, !Imagine-street. 1. J. filstrzoil, Esq. 'Maws. Sargoost [lag aad aargood • London and Mabotirne: Thomas ehepberd Richardson, laq., Director a the Buenas Ayres and River Nate hank. James Thompson, Esq. Messrs. La Gros. Thompson and Co.), Gutter-lane. •H graws itanAcman, • Richard MULIWTS nenderson, ad., Wawa Ssndemaa and Co •Samuel Biker, IN.. Committee of Management. RASIMR.II.—Tbo London and Westminster Bank. SOLICIToRS —Messrs. Sole. Turners. and Hardwick. The huaintos oi this Company being In active operation, the Directors are garnered to 'Llscount *pyres thi Mercantile 818., and be make advances upon nerntiabie esmuitions. Mosey received on deposit. et call and short settee, et the remest market rake, and tor Mow periods open tam Up be specially speed own. T .AMBKRTS ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an -RA effectual remedy without conduit* Om bowels se sled tpg the hood, truly itgkocions end pLusellt. ls nalaitted be the best medicine for hossedriatety ntleelny amegba, colds, eamanned case. of eathroa, ande, isciyiest onsamatira. It tno gently cures penny whom the Bonny pronouns incurable. admirably allays the iickbag with& provokes trwiseat eestghing. Ica approaching c.nmampitom its elfecta me Indy bens/kis/ Persons deW•ed of sleep. menu lib. (lowa far nor al redoes- Mon, ma &mod on retied is a few volatiles Mar biking 'L— ally and sold by W. LAMPIIIT amid.; Bing Wil- Item.street, Charomercws, Lowden. end by an drearlsta In bottles,l3o., and there gquselWes Y mom to. Pd. Be partlemir and ask for Lambert's ASWmatie Balsas. The wan and adagio art aapavad oa the dam& :PUMPS 00PAH1/42 sessushally Mr Mei he lb. Porto ••4 Landon lbsopillab. vs*. Os owe se Lea Cblihfor Itirsed. Loyd, Mirk awl Irma Cleft ammo.. Wm: law ellosis •mela as maser of abbot to wart sr dowele elossuft—i• 011-par •111 &imam% herb abiniK THE LONDON, ITALIAN, sod ADRIATIC STRAY NATIO tTION COMPANY (Limited). :MICR IS REMY °IVRY, that the LIdT of APPLICA TIONS for MARRS la tide Company will be CLOSED TO MORROW, the Sled toot after which date the Dlreakes wooed immediately to allot the share& By order of the Board. 011101.011 ORANT, See rotary. Compearti Temporary Mom tai, Demoharch-etroet, Jam. tf., IMM. TEE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SOCIETY , Lhetted , are to might lIFIVORIFTIONS for the Capital of T riarlAND SECURITIES COMPANY 'United). e . .apltal LLOOO.OOO la 10000 Shares of tdo each, of which 11.000,000, Is 20,000 Shares of AU sack only to be issued at present. ,C 3 per Share to be paid on allotment. It is not contemplated to call more than CIO per Shoe in all 9r more than £0 per Shire ;including Ch on allotment, in the the first year. • - Incorporated, with lareited LlRAfifty, odes "The Conspanfes Act. INdt' Application will be stoatetoPrrtlt= In the neat session. toe an Act widening powers. nuncio - li. His Grace the Duke of MARLBOROUGH. President. The Directors of the International Pleaneial Satiety (Valted) acting as a Menem Committee. John limb, Eip.. M.P. Director of the Beak of IMAM.) Mr James largemon, Bart. M.P. Talks flentknall Ci ßohm revilte. iv; y , Ba rt . , Y.P. M.P. Mr Joie s James Mackie, Zap.. Y. P. Mr Lamar Palk, Bait, Si.?. Mr Henn Strawy, Bart, M.P. Apia= Derma, Esq., hill.. Hear, Warember, req. ( Da Hernia, Parphar, and Co.) Mr Jain Gem, Dahlia. f lora f l uinVLl e o;lirector LandsimprovementOomptuty). Hon. Wißlan Napier ifxreetor Landa Improvement Company). Hon. Palm. Blr Cletrisellada, Bart (Chairman IendshIIprOVINIIIM Company). PROMTwella, bit (Mama. Barclay, Baran, and Os.) Mews. lsrelay, Boma, /Mum, TweCs. sad Co.. Lombard. elasmd, Landow Mows. Iteries, Farquhar, sad Co.. St. James'astreet, loodoo. Mewl. Bamboo,. DrieTinpie: sad Ward. }London- 31;imen. '. W ‘ ol7 — aallag. 3, ClarieUrrow, Mansion. 11 1 =.Hantar, Blair. ad Cowan. W.&, ltdinbargh. Jahn Itaasantsra Caatwe ll , Ewa , t John lanais. lA.. sliOnzelL blesses. Seymour sad Co.. tit Filronimorkoa 4 trest Warm P. Commove end Co., IM, Iluesdnesdle-street. Oillem—latentadoaal Society's Temporary Oakes 54, Old Broad street LC. ; and t Old Palace-yard. Westminster. S.W. Th. Directors of the International Financial Society, in nub. Wadehle prospectus to the poldle, call attendee to the feet Compaq bee ben established to supply en admitted west In this smeary, where bladed property is ico negotiable go a rod of credit than la say other of the Stake of Europe. Oesnigoor will act as agenta !etyma the investing pablle awl the borrower. They will also make advances repayable at axed terms, or by terminable annuities, on leaded rotate. and en every charge upon land, such am county and parish rotes, rates levied as lasi ander public at private acts of parimisest, royal ebseters, commissions of sewernimprovessent rent charges La= Mates. town improvement rates. ground reale. trasis dm. An the memory preliminary steps have been takes for apply tag to puilamest in the ensuing nension fora special act In aid of isw Oserapasife operstious sad with a view immediately to secure to the Cosepeay a Sold for the oonanseneeneent of Mains's. provisional and resouserstive arrangements have been nude for operations elan extensive character in connexiou with securities crested for the improvement of land, under the Lands Improve aunts Company's Ads of Parliament, and which are preference charges es valuable private estates. rpm the basis of the securities thus acquired, the Company wilt keine liewniage Debentures at tiled eta of Interest. payable tesifieorty, for shorter or longer tams as may suit menials: sad wads • system of regietration will be adopted as will effectively protect the lenders from any over issue of deben. tares by the Company. The Company acting by their debenture system, will be enabled I. tarn over their paid-up capital many times is the year It Is estimated that a working fund of Ctoo,oo o , being !Tv=den, would be saddest to conduct • beelases in wrestles, et throe or tow millions per annum, and • ended eseseatedoe upon that amount would prude.= an lawns labia, after soaking the most ample dedisetious for working somas sad reserve had, will leave • sem available Gtr dividend vaillekest to remunerate the shareholders os an talessolly blgh seats, es proved by the large profits made by the Lads haprovemat Company in the tea yews they bees bran in openings. bite OP APPLicsllOll Pal YOWL Ti the musters of the International Masada* Society en, Obi BrasSsanliek LC. derikose.,—, I request yea to shot ra• shams ad hOO la W e ll Ilseerities Company (limtled) add II =kWa number of th .t Ormigeny, and . s ono= e a r any i.e member tha d E be MleUed I. me. and I awed tie riw nem imay be ea the sell ma im Is esepen et tile Awes lona I sm. Grallesaes. Year obaileat berrest, Nome lu YWn Address be fan lidinsos Dale 'FRE TRIALS of the THEDOOLDS the 1. New Novel by DOTIVI Coot, Author oe ^ lace—may be flew obtslaed at ea the Megrim sad Booksellers, In S volumes, peg eve. London • Seeman low, doe. sad Ilarstoe. 14, ImegatekUL ROYAL HOITICTILTIIIIAL SOCIITY.—.We are is fanned that, having is view the ISCOltveseawst of the stidv of scientific boner anwept all Ann the Royal Horticultural Society offer the following prisms :—L One silver, and two bronze medals for the three ben collecting of wild plants of each operate county of the United King dom, dried, mounted ow paper, folio deny else , classified woordin to the nand system, and labelle d e , with the came of locality where fogad, sad the date when found. In teethe' competitors may obtain the forms of labels en mending twelve postage stumps to the Secretary of the Royal Horticultural Society, South Kensiegtoe. 2. Three gold medals will be gins for the three best of all the I collections oat of all the amid twenty collections. Net more than cos of the medals an be awarded in one musty. The collections most be delivered ou or before Slet Damn ber, 11164, to the Secretary et the Royal Horticultural Society, South Kensiegten, carrier free, narked with • number at cypher, and emompswed with • staled letter containing the m11'61418 mime, the address. and the price at which the wiliniee am be geld or nether mode. A society's gold medal will also be awarded te envy exhibitor of • new species of pleat found grown, ia as United Kingdom. STATISTICAL Socrm.—At the meeting on Tues day, Colon! Sykes. ALP.. F.R.S., pewidsat. is the chair, the following radiants wan elected TAMS of the society, viz. Smith, N.A., Welter John Ely. sad Alfred Wyatt Sigma Z s lctr Bind, ILA., et Tema* reed • pew. "Os the eciatiner ad sad rowan= of Oen& !rink Nes* Anse. ries, w titer giving a Wean of the hilly of this important parties Of ger **aid easpies, wee eded y devoted le a ilkeence 4 the very estanne and to ting which, lying nails It fle= „ 11 . 1 home as Motels* Whelps sel trastalresn JANUARY . 22, 1864. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (111011MIft nwasuis.) THE SLEBWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. BERLIN, JAN. 21. The ministers of Prussia and Austria are de tained in Copenhagen by the stoppage of steam navigation. It is asserted that the cabinet of St. Petersburg has declared to several German courts that should the London protocol be suspended, Russia would immediately renew her claims to the Gottorp portion of Holstein. A royal order, dated 18th inst., directs Prince Frederick Henry Albert to join the staff of Field Marshal Wrangel. SAXONY AND THE SLSSWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. DRESDEN, JAR. 21. The Committee of the Chamber of Deputies on the IlleawirHuletein question has made fresh pro positions, to the effect that the government of Saxony should energetically defend the dignity and mitheeity of the Federal Diet against all measures undertaken in opposition to the resolution of that body, and should interfere at the Diet for the pur pose of obtaining the recognition of Duke Frederick of Augustenburg. In case, however, it should not be possible to obtain an immediate vote of the Diet on the succession question, the Saxon government should demand the admission of a representative of the Duke of Augsuitesiburg to the Diet, and in com mon with other loyal States of the Confederacy cause an immediate increase of the Federal troops in Holstein ; finally, that Sleavrig should be occu pied by loyal Federal troops. These propositions will be discussed by the Chamber to-morrow. The Federal ALTONA. JAL 21. have issued a circular o the Holstein and Lauenburg police authorities, which says : "The attempts made in several places for the organisation of defence societies oblige us to call the attention of the authorities to the illegality of such steps, by which complications must fleece eerily be entailed upon the country as upon indivi dual •communes. The police authorities must repress all such attempts with the utmost energy, and immediately report their proceedings." The thermometer is one degree above freezing point GERMAN PRIVATEERS. COPENHAGEN, JAN. 21. It is believed here that several German States bordering on the Baltic, which did not give their adhesion to the Paris declaration of 18813, on mari time rights, will send out privateer steamers. It is asserted that the authorities of Hamburg have already voted the necessary funds. The thaw continues. BAVARIA. MUNICH, JAL 21. A meeting of delegates from the middle and minor German States, to be held at Nuremberg. has been decided won. The first invitations have already been issued. THE DEBATE IN THE CORPS LEI3ISLATTP. PARIS, JAY. 21. In to-day's sitting of the Corps Leilalatif M. Picard attacked the law of public safety and the decree of Bth December, 1851, which he said violated individual liberty and the principle of separating administrative from judicial powers, and (treated arbitrary political offences from which it was impos sible to exculpate oneself. M. Picard cited instances in support of his views. M. Rouland justified the law in question, and showed that it was dictated not only by necessity and sound judgment, but also by justice and respect for every liberty. He concluded by de claring that the law would be maintained. As regards the transitory regulations expiring in February, 1863, M. Rouland said the government hoped, but could give no promise, not to be obliged to ask for their prolongation. M. Jules Fevre defended the cause of right and law, for which he said there could be no substitute, and the violation of which weakened and depre ciated all power. The amendment was rejected by 203 against 35 votes. The discussion of the amendment concerning the liberty of the preen was then conuaeocad by M. Jules Simon, who made a speech explaining and criticising the law of February, 1862, after which the house adjourned until to-morrow. - . . The President announced that he bad received the budget for 1865. THE REFORMS IN RUSSIA. BT. PITERSBURG. JAIL Tl. The official journal publishes an Imperial ukase for the organisation of the provincial and district representations of Russia, with the exception of the Western and Baltic provinces, Archangel, Astracau, and Bessarabia. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. WARSAW, JAN. 21. The official Dziewnik publishes an account of a severe engagement with the insurgents, under Eitnianowicz, whith took place on the 4th instant, near Zelechow, in the government of Lublin. The same journal continues to publish *Mimeses of devotion to the Czar. CRACOW, JAI. 21. The Chwiia of to-day describes the insurgent winter quarters, which tun partly in villages and partly in fortified barracks. The same paper states that the severity of the winter greatly impedes the operations of the Bamako keeps. BERLIN, JAIL 21. According to advice, received here from Poland a fresh convoy of 500 ware sentenced to transpor tation to Siberia left Warsaw yesterday. Four insurgents, including a German named Ltidke, were hanged at Wloclawek on the 4th roar ITALY. TIJILIN, JAR. 21, Emma. A circular bee been addressed by the Minister of the Interior to the prefects of the Italian provinces. Having reminded t►em of the means adopted by the party of action in 1862 to mislead the people as to the intentions of the government and to create agitation, which led to the af fair of Aspromonte, the minister says :— 1 "There is ground for apprehension that the sane artifices are again being resorted to. The mishity ia, however, determined to unmask all these hp *Agnes. Poseesing the confidence of the Sing LONDON. FRIDAY EVENING, THE LONDON, ITALIAN, and ADRIATIC ir AND RECURTnESCOMPANt (limited). STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAN Y Limited. 1.11 The Medan of the INTIOINATiONAL nwAirerAL I noorporsted under Corwin.. Act, to whereby the liability SOCIETY ) HEIRBY GIVE NOTICE MaiND FURTHEM, of shareholders I, limited to the amount of their shares. APPLICA lONS for SHARES to the above Company wM be Capital Esoo,otin, in lo.otio shafts of csu each RECEIVED AFTER SATURDAY, the I Ord Instant, Low- Deposit El per share on application, and a further payment of don, or MONDAY, the 15th, from the country. LL per share on allotment. By order, WALTER A. MICHAEL, eacre4ary. Calla not to exceed 45 per share, Doe to be made at less Intervals 54, Old BroadotreeE Jan. 11, MI than three mooths. DI Mitered?. G. Lathom Browne, Esq., Director of the China and Ja, an Steam Navigation Comp oiy . Ingram Chapman, E,q., Director of the Alliance Bank of London and Uverpool. MO C. R. Childers. Esq., M.P., Director of the Royal Mall Moan Packet Company. James Nugent Daniell, kaq., Chairman of the Blackman Rally, in Ja e =ing, Esq., Director of the Loudon and County Bank. John & Margetson, Esq., Director of the Thames Iron Ship G. BidkTi nker ling Com (Messrs. Req. (essrs. Grinnell, Tinker, and Morgan, ship aware), loadenhalloireet Ullattiorne, Esq. (Mourn. Illathorne and Co.', London, Barnard Castle, Durham, and Startforth,Yorkshlre. F. G. Westmorland. Esq. tile arc. Charles Joyce and Co. , Di rector of the Mercantile Credit Association 'Limited . AdDiSOß—John Ball, Esq i Wen* Outlier, Ball, and Co.) R OYAL AL HAMBRA.—Another Grand of Performances.—FrancoMa Cirque Imperial COD tinuitatChoangur most fashionable end crowded houses—First week of the Sisters Irene and Mathllde lionfrold, the only accomplished Female Bider, la lingland—Jules Peres, the Star Rider of the World—J. S. ease on the Magic Wire—Patterson', Troop, of Performing Dogs—B. Francent's wonderful Trick Berme—The celebrated French Clowns, Arthur and Bertrand, together with the whole of the double Company, will appear at melt reprmniMlen. _ _ Illuminated Day Performances on Monday. Wednesday, and Saturday, at Two o'clock Eveniags gd halicaat Seven. Ad mission :—Private Dons, Els.; Banned Seats, Ss.; SNlla. 4a ; Promenade, Is. ; Gallery, 6d. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—The wonderful per taeforming Elephaat Ajax," on Saturday 'Morning nett. tird last., at Two reckalt, sod at each sabsequaat reprtaws tattoo for s Waited period. . . BANKER, , London and County Ba k Lonabard4droet, London, and Branches. Alliance Bank of LoadonSraii;rpool, Liverpool. Consolidated Bank. Manchester. Memo. Robins and bather, al., Mown Taenttem and Co.. Liverpool. Hoorn Moro and Kirk, llaneboster. Maceloita—Manna Member and Harrison, 20, I:inta Arno yard. SIIMIZIPTINDESO Hialatn—Robert Bowman, Esq. Ilactoraar—Olorw Grant, IN. Tomporesp 0411001-1.1 Irearlowelootroot, LO. t, Landau. Ms Increase in the eao ;ado during the last ben years, u shown by the otlicmi returns. amounts to AMOOO,OOO. to which the Italian, Greek, and Adriatic ports have very largely contributed. In order t meet thl increase of trade more starer tonnage from London has become a matter of urgent necesety, the preference by merchants for Mail over Galling conveyanee far =Mr goods being sock that the Dirsoton hare no hesitation in stating that swirly the whole trade to and from the HMl terrine= mill shortly he carried by screw steansera. It M caleu lated that at least 100,000 tons of fine goods are annually ex ported from =ado° to Italy and Greece, while upwards of 200,000 tons are annually Imported. The Direoten, In vesolving to establish this Conway, are further encouraged by the tacte—that two lines of screw steamers have, for some years, heels engaged with most surcesidni results In the tends betimes Livorpeal end the Italian poets—Duet the leading merch,nts in Louden, Inter... Led In the Italian trade. have constantly urged the ormixation of the tines bow pro posed and ninny of the merchants in Italy and Greece, In order to show their coat:Mance In the success of the , have offered to contribute towards the capital required, end otherwise to support the Company In every possible way. The objects, thereto s, of thls Company are the establishment lit. Of s line of screw steamers between London and tbe - pee' a of Genoa, Leghorn. Naples, Dentin, and Palermo, to oell with undeviating regalsatty at intervals of not less than ten days: and . . tad. Of lines suited to the requirements of the trade between !Arden, Greek, Adriatic, andotherporte in the Mediterranean. In artier that . the operation oelhe Company may be corn- mewed without delay, the Directois have provisionally entered into an arrangement with the Directors of an existing one to take over their four new steamers, Tn., the Alexandra. Clotible„ Italia, and Venetia, and valuable COW:MX . IOIIN the Italian trade, by which the shareholders will enter Immediately into s profit able bulginess ; the price to be agreed upon by arbitration, and to be accepted la Ghana of the Company. These steamers have been expressly built fur the trade, are of 900 tons builder,' rues, surement,lind the engines, of 15Mone power. are by Messrs. Mandalay, Son, and Field. Orden will he at onee iwsn forth e oonstruction of the necessary addltioesl steamers. Calls will not exceed ES per share. oar will they be mode at leas intervals than three mouths. To the extent of all per share shareholders will he entitled to anticipate future calls, receiving interest 00 such prepayments at the rate of b per tent. per annum. Should no allotment take place, the whole deposits will be re turned free of deduction. . p;;;;t:107..;;;;; or other *Way beyond the necessary expeases incurred in the formation and eatabhatment of the Company will be paid. ♦ copy of the articles of association lies for inspection at the Solicitor. Office" and at the offices of the Company. Appllntion for shams to he made In the annexed form. and forwarded to the secretary, at the Compaity's odium, or to the Brokers or Beakers of the Company. TEE REGENT, Vincent -equare, near Vireorie.- fert4A, Weatminiter.—Pelctlons from " and " Soo assabala. • Prima Donna, Madame Conson, from La Seals. Mao. wtt Mend bead and chorus. Ruseell (hover. pen dular. Comic Went: J. IL Forde, Orville Parker, Nat Frank Halt The Ales:antler Family, de. The PALSY Pi d A i l TAIN, by Mr. A. &Welke, upon the Wpm sad wet Waffnhoint meals yet attempted. . . T HE OXFORD.—THIS EVIENING a row sad S G , Nate* wattles Ist Litchfield Moseley, b _- sod coropetWW. Meyer Lots espies* tot this esiedlinsiest, alibied KING C.IIIIISTLIAS, atopurted by the entbs emnpioy. with full by bind and 'chorus. Director llr. l Jorishisios. Ocenedy Llorerewthart .tes. Meson Lame, M. Beni,k! NoclmMa. mod throe wmlross is the Imperial Cams, Madrid. THE LONDON PAVILION. PROPRIZTORIV MUSTS AIerITAL ieey Jixoaii LN iANT. THE LONDON PAVILION. A irKw GROSS ILLPSION, reploto with th. mod profo4 . nd sad woodertalefftga, and entitled " Elle - WIZAED'S MYSTERY," EVERY EVENING, at 10 o'clock. Sta American Bowling Alleys open daily. GREAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES at the BRUNSWICK. Jazth.thotinst. at• imam* through NI the Winter Season. ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE. The OCTOBER BREW' NOS of the above ALI are new being supplied in the Onset condition I. bottles and In casks, by FINDLAT ER. HACKIE, TODD end 00. At sear - P P P S'S C 0 C 0 A, Thstiassilibed as a FRAGRAPT, DRAT[ Q 4 AND INVIGORATING BILLAKFA,IT BEVERAGE. Originated sneciilly for tie lime of those unAer hommonathle treatment, 1* has thine& Ms attreesbtenees become Reuel accepted. SAUOIL—LEA and PZRRINS' 31 WORg.IIIIBIIIILE LUNE. - ' - This &Maui ced by e Taf UYLY GOOD SAUCE," Is prepared saeIiVLEA She public are respectful cautloued squint weethleat Indfa noes. aad should see that Lea and Parini names arson wrapper, label, bottle, and stopper . Ay[ for LIU sad MAINS' SAUCL Sold wholesaleaial for elioK by th; - Prop Worcester Worcester : Mama CROON sad BLACKWII.L ; Mesas. HAIIMAY ane BONG. Leaden, het. aml by grocers sod oilmen universally. .FORNITIIRE CARRIAGE FREE to any PAST of the KINGDOM. Drawing-room suites, complete EIS 0 0 Dlnlmprocen settee, complete Bedroom suites, complete Warranted Met clam. P. and S. BEIiPTS, lei, Orford. greet. illtudisted catalogues vette and port tree en application. 70111 OF APP reim aTION PM =ARM (To be by the Bankers. l To the Directors "1 the on. Italian, and Adriatic Steam Navigatkm Cabipany ,Limited). Oentlemen,—Havkat paid to Ate banims of the aboat•nsmed Compaay the sam ell , hereby segasst that you will altot ahem fa the said Cinaboay ; and I Wee f w eird mach ahem. or sq smaller number that may be allotted So Ma, mad I. become • member of the Company and I authorise yen to plate my name on the register of nterabots In rasped of the shares to be allotted to me and 1 agree to he Dowd by ail lhe conditions and eeeaggaahpone contained In the meeaseeadms and Snide' of assoelatioe of the Compaq, in meaner psavlded by " The Companies Act. iMi" baled Ude day of , 1865. Name rme ßusineas of or C. and J. FIZZ, original manufacturers VIP • Oa Maillama) of PARLFIPINZ CANDLES, to, whom the arias Nadal (1OM) La bees sinwded, aad their candles adopted by bar Majesty's Governmeat for use at the military Motions abroad,. Thar candles tan be obtained of an cMunUere and room. in the United Klandem. Price la Sat per pound . also Wields We tented united Service Soap Tablets, id and 44. each. The public am .a is me that Fields label Is on the =a or boxes. Wholesale only, and Mr exportation.—Upper Lambeth, London, S. PO PARENTS and GUARDIANS —The return 1 of Youth to their roved:Me Narding Betook Induces a solicitude for their personal comfort and attraction. and ROWLANDS' MACAVAIt OIL, for accelerating the growth and Improving and beantlWng the hair, Rawls de Kalydor, for improving the skis and complexion. and removing cutaneous defects, and Rowlands' Wont°, or Ivari Dentifrice, torrenderive the teeth beautifully white, and prevenlim the gums are WM shlered Indlspeusahle accompaniment. —.old by A. ROWLAND and SO4.N `2O. Hatton.garden, and by chemists and ilertuatera.— Ask for Rowlands' articles. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLX—The greatest and wet useful Invention of the day, AGMSWARILLA.— Wears. JOHN 1300i1ILL and Cw., Three iting.ooart, Lombard- street, London, perfume's to her Majesty. respectfully offer to the pabhc this truly tnarrelicas fluid, which prodigally restore.. the human hair toils pristine hue—no matterat what age. the Agaa Amara, has none of the prepertke of IS, ea the contrary, la beneficial to the spawn, and when the is are neared else application pin month will keep in paten Pave Ll par bottle, or in half bottles, les. e.L 00111•il & bare been appointed perfnmers teILILII. the Mame( Wales 9UININZ.—The MEDICAL PROFESSION —The LANCET—De. Hassell and others niernmend " aims' Quinine Wine" ran excellent and eivapie stimulant. Ifanufsetured only by ROBERT WATERS. t. Martina-lane. Cannonatreet, Loudon, LC. Sold by Grocers, Italian Ware housemen. and others, at 30a a dozen. Wholesale Aver, R. Lewis and Co.. Woraerar. DR. DI JONGWS LIGHT-BROWN COD LII/2.11 Om, prescribed by the most eminent medical men as the safest, speediest, and moot effectual remedy for commo tion. chronic brouchlta, asthma. .onahs, rheumatism, general debility. diseases of the skin. rickets, Infantile wasting, and all scrohdous affections, is incomparably superior to every other bind. Select medical opinions : DR. LANK MLR, Y. 9., Coroner for Central Middinei ; . I consider that the pariq of this oil Is secured in Its prepara tion by the personal attention of so good a chemist and intelli gent a physician as Dr. de Jongh. Dram I deem the cod liver Ml sold under his guarantee to be preferable toasty other kind as rmrtis ffentilnonest and medicinal efficacy." DR. LgTHIlitY, Medical Officer of Health of the City of Lon don It Is, I believe. universally acknowledged that Dr. do Jamb's light-brown cod liver oil has great therapeutic power: and from my Investigattons I hare no doubt of Its being a pure and unadalterated article." iiii7iTiltLOW.fiTnTeePhylielea to Ours Respite! I hese frequently recommended persona considtlnd me to make use et Dr. de Jonsb's cod liver oil. I have been well satisfied with Ito effects. and believe It to hes verypm oil. well fitted for those cases in which the use of that enbetana is Indicated." Dr. de Joaties Ittibt.browa cod liver oil is sold only in capetiled Imperial half-plat& is. M. : pinta 4a tel.: Vents, 9a by Ms sole consignees, AMUR. MULFORD. sal Co., 77, fitrand, Loudon ; sad by respectable chemists. GREAT RAIZ al PIUIT TREES, Conifers, Boon. and 'hod°• doodroae, from Surrey. MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Roma N. Kingatrapa Oovenagardea. TO MORROW, Jan. TS, at half-past It precisely, a lamp assortment of 'laniard and pyramidal APPLE. Peach. Pear. Plum. Cherry. Apricot, Walnut, Mulberry, and fig TRIBE rhododendrons. coaffera, dowerlas lobe, oobauts. standard and dwarf room bolted, laurels, rgWa, to. Rom celebrated Ininererarit ln Surrey, lume and Mlldleasz.-02 Timer Ihs morning d mie, and la de s[ [Stamped, ld. Additional.) aid the parliament, the ministry will permit Nobody to encroach upon its authority, and is resolved to anticipate and frustrate all such attempts. In con clusion, the minister requests the prefects to exer cise a vigilant supervision." THE ALABAMA. POINT-DE-CALLE, Dec. 31. According to intelligence received here the Ala bama was at Singapore ou the 22nd inst. The London mail of the 26th November has not yet arrived at Galle. ORI2fA. CAPTURE OF SOOCHOW, SEIANOHAE, Dr.c. S. Major Gordon captured Soochow on the sth inst. THE BOMBAY MAIL The following telegram has been received at Mr. Beuter's office, from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company: MABBEILLEI3, JAL 2L The MauiHa, with the above mail, arrived here at 7.30 p.m. to-day. The mail leaves for Loudon by the 10.30 p.m. train. THE GERMAN CONFEDERATION AND THE GREAT POWERS. CARLSRURE, JAL 18. The semi - official Carlin& Gautte, i ___ n reference to the proceedings of the German Great Powers, says : _ . . . _ • To cons ly with the demand of the Great Powers, win— ded the Gernsen Confederation should summoe Denmark to withdraw the promulgation of November, and in case of refusal that Sierwig should be occupied, would so clearly prejudice the whelk legal Merinof theme, and bring about • mikes we:, that hut a small minority of the Coefeders- Won gam their meant to this proposal. The proposition of the other did, (Darmstadt and Sammy) that hostilities should be genuoseeld (far thentreapistim of Bleswig is no thing lees) hid no Miser object then to parry the stroke of the Great Powers. leadveable as the meseure must ap pear, it has at any rate the advantage that it does not give up the legal OM in a tattooed sense. The Confederatiou, at is said, is not justified in making foreign spgresaioe of any kind. 114 w, then, is the intention of Austria to campy Slestrig in as of a refuel on the part of Denmark ta withdraw the mastitution ? Was not that an " aggression ;" was it not a violation of territorial limits, and at ransom with the defensive chancier which the German CoMedwation is supposed to maintain f As European powers Austria and Proton may for any cause have a right to go to war with Denmark; but sa European powers. it does not devolve upon diem to represent the intonate of Germany. As European powers, Austria and Prussia six elusively have no slaws to regulate in Sleswig ; as such Rus sia, England. Presses, together with Italy and the Sultan, are aloe entitled to interefees. Will the Euro pean powers comsat to Amtria and Pruseis mu diluting themselves their Paladin ? No more thou the German States would submit to their terming, unasked, a &nobly, and piseing themselves at the head of Germany ; or, if erebe. it would then be plainly seen in whose interest the plan bad been formed, and that it was not the vote of the German Confederation, but the conspi racy with fon* stablest' which bad to decide upon the fate of Skewig-Holdeis. °midge* the myttery whisk enrrounda the objects the pest Powers have in view, and the dangers to which Hoisteta and he claim upon Sleewig are exposed, end, moreover, the apprehension arising from the provoked Wearisome of fore*, countries for the security of the Federal Diet and the Confederation, it is imperative upon the German States to prepare for all possible erestualstea, whatever aspect affairs may assume. Under those circuits. snows our government her considered it expedient, with the approval of the representatives of the country, to make all oar military ions, in order to be fa a position to weer the lof the Diet at the shortest notice. The RAMO paper says : We hear t►at the President of the Ministry of the Greed Duke and of Foreipi Affairs has, owing to the aocumule tins a business in the last named ministry, requested the Grand Duke to relieve him from his temporary pest as Mthislier of Ciesnmeree, a definitive appointment may there for's:sea be expeetwi The Ambassador of the Grand Duke at the Austrian Court, Berea von Edelaheim, returned to-day to his post in Vienna. . -. — iisibare been informed that o• his josirsey his uill pass through Stnttg•rd, sad remiss tar • low days is Manchini. DRESDEN, JAN. 17. It is stated that Saxony urges an early sitting of the Federal Diet. The government intends to pro pose tha:. instructions should be given to the Fede ral Commissioners in Holstein to obey the orders of the Federal Diet only, and in the event of the of Austrian and Prussian troops through the passage not to withdraw, unless compelled to do so, and then under protest. It is believed that those States of the Confederation which formed the majority at the sitting of the Diet on the 14th inst. may safely be expected to agree to this pro posal. This measure is but a necessary consequence of the proceedings of that sitting. A RAILWAY THILATRIL—The Paris Prime of ye/- Maw contehns the following ietelligeses, which well sp• peer to show that the canards still emeptable to certain readers of French *mowers :—" Intelligence from London rye that IL lletarthe has snecerefully tried the experiment of a mailway theatre as the Matasbestar sad liverpool line Imagine des keg 01111110111 SO arranged as to form me long mem. The resided roof is fernithed with eheadelies throe/- in oat • height light. The shim an firmed of sound* Week Ey than mechanical awing earl wallaby of mbesel mile Me bassi removed, hedge alms • ream la which six masielme 'with their eatrenseale we play. a stage raised mix fest ahem the beer of the earrigt, end yea Mee • tolerably eeriest ides of this extempore's& rail. mg theatre. The pier represeeted are so arranged that • melee Woes at sack station, apd mother commemse on the my to the mat When them is • stoppage of • quarter or half an her at any pima the set drop folk. On the Bth of December, 186 S, li. Smarthe nude the first trial of this theatre, with his mammy composed of twelve per fennees. A piece very popular in England was represented, sad the programme had been headed to each spectator with his railway east et the statics. The piece was very sne er del. It was the Prase which annoemed, it will be remembered, some meths since, that an establishmest had bees opined in Leaden where repentant sinners nightly indicted corporal punishment upon themselves io the pre- MOP of Moms& at enthuesetic spectators, each of whom paid a slates, to see the edify* eight. Tan WWII= IN ITALY. —Our oorrespondent writes to m from Pisa, as the 17th. am follows: " TM cold, throughout Italy. NMI to be this year some thise hitherto unparalleled. At Plorsere the temperstam has bees gradually &dialog hill it has hoopoe is the last week too cold for pentium is bad health to endure. TM Arno is deeply froze. all over, and stories ere rife of • mother sad child found dead in morne:farrnehed of ooid ; of • driver es his box head stiff when the lady for whom he waited left her party ; of two men dead at Perdu, he. In Ems the snow less several inches thick, aid eve at Naples it is said to emu the ground. At Turin the thermometer is asserted to be 16 below freez ing-point. Here, at Pia, *early the warmest place in Northern Italy, the cold is internee, and the Arno beneath my windows is frozen emcee and covered with little traded heaps. There lass beet so snow here, bat the mind is bitterly piercing, and the ensidities of the per peitrimires who have come for warmth from northern shores is sed 'sank. It Is small seettert that almost every othet place km Jeeps is sensewhat veneer.* A lecture was delivered on Wednesday evening Netrepolltaa DOAN, baton the members of the 1/ lien% Clefetisa Aseseiation sad a weeded and eseemablege esseer Wow were his Erme the Lord Liserameat, the Mopes el Kaden, Mr. Wli fsids, 1(.P.. wad air Edward Chops. H.P. Titis isseerer was Lard Wade. author of " Loden hem High Latemedes," settle selspset, "TM Past eel Present Cce im ed Or& The leseme (aye 111 De* lapress) ins OY egaisile sad debates cempasitiote. and pa ve • gmpide earner', of the history of the denstry, of Its people, aid of tits diernifices which led to the as • happy ceedlise mad meter wide 41111411 d meek eassa• tise6vemeezligres hasikauf the Lari-Lisibssame t ie . sad Isms. pesposed vete at thetas Detteria the rhea. width was sawerbd by Whiisolde, Z. 7.. was siegted NMI assismaties. [TWOPENCE AMERICA. Our advicee from New York are to the 9th Jan. There is no important news from General Meade's army. A detachment of Confederate cavalry drove in the Federal pickets at Flint Hill, near Fairfax Courthouse, on the night of the bth inst., but re treated after exchanging a few shots with the skir mishers sent out to meet then.. Many of the vete ran troops are re-enlisting for the war, and the con dition of the army is said to be excellent. Confe derate deserters report that many of Lee's troops would gladly avail themselves of &lr. Lincoln's am nesty if they had the opportunity. A trade agent has been appointed to sell to the destitute popula tion within the Union lines provisions, clothing, and other necessaries of life. Despatches from Cumberland, Maryland, state that the Confederates in West Virginia are very active. The garrison at Petersburg was surrounded on the Bth by the Confederates, who have driven the Federal out of Burlington. Cumberland, Maryland, is threatened with immediate attack by Fitzhugh Lee and Rosser. The passenger trains on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have been stopped, and great excitement prevails. .The Con federates are reported to be moving in three columns. They captured a train of 36 waggons on the Bth. General Imboden has been attacked at Winchester and driven back. A heavy mow-storm prevailed. Coles' Maryland cavalry encountered a large force of Confederates near Rectortown, recently, and lost b 7 nut of 76 men. A despatch, dated Cumberland Gap, Jan. 6, announces that an overwhelming force of Confe derates, estimated at 4,000, under General Sam. Jones, made a descent upon the Federal troops, numbering about 300, at Jonesboro', Virginia. The Federals, who were guarding a region, which was the main reliance for forage for the Union troops in that department, made a desperate resis tance, but finally surrendered, after losing 80 men in kiled and wounded. Latest advises from Chattanooga disclose no im portant events in that region. The weather had been very severe, and several soldiers had been frozen to death a t Bridgeport. Many of the troops were re-enlisting for the war. The Confederate lines were 35 miles from Chattanooga. General Joe Johnson was reported to be making every ex ertion for increasing the number and efficiency of The ops Confederates are making great efforts to complete the railroad from Greensboro' to Danville, Virginia, in order that they may have by spring a double means of communication between Richmond and the Gulf States. Tbere is nothing definite from Knoxville or Longstreet's army. Latest accounts represent Longetreet's priition to be " stubborn and strong," as he had open communication with Virginia and North Carolina, and was believed to be receiving reinforcements. The Confederate Generals Marmaduke and Price, with about 6,000 men, mostly cavalry, were near Arkadelphia, Arkansas, on the 23rdof December. Union sentiment in Arkansas is said to be rapidly increasing. Advice, from Texas disclose no stirring events in that region. The Confederate General Magrudtr is said to be very unpopular on account of the severity of his rule. lie issued an order to burn the towns of Indianola and Lavacca, lest they should fall into the hands of the Fedorals ; the in habitants not only refused to obey the order, but are said to have organised to resist it. Refugees were continually coming into Baronsville. All citizens who have remained there have bad the oath of allegiance administered to them. Those who refuse to take it are sent across the Rio Grande into Mexico. It is reported that the Confederates are concentrating all their available forces in West ern Texas, at San Antonio and Austin. It is said that the rebels have a small gunboat in Lavaca Bay, but nothing has been seen of it yet. General Banks will probably not move into the interior of the State until be receives such additions to his force as will insure success. Governor Bramlette, of Kentucky, has issued orders that fire Confederate sympathisers shall be arrested for every loyal citizen carried off by Con federate guerillas. The Confederates have been for some time past concentrating near Jackson, Teunestee, under Generals Forrest, Roddy, and Chalmeis. It is be lieved that this force now numbers from 20,000 to 25,000 men, and that they purpose making a dash upon Paducah, Kentucky, Columbia', or perhaps Memphis. General Grant is fully in formed as to the contemplated movement, and is amply prepared, it is said, to guard against disaster. A.dvioes from New Orleans to Jan. 1 have been received. A mars meeting of loyal citizens was called for the Bth January, the object being to consider the formation of a free state government. Nearly mough have been enrolled to enable the State to return to the Union under President Lincoln's proclamation. A secret expedition left New Orleans, Dec. 30th, the strength and desti nation of which had been socceesfully disguised from the public. It is believed, however, that it is intended to operate against Mobile. An entrenched camp will probably be formed at Pascagoula, and an advance from thence against Mobile made as soon as the rainy season is over. A line of signal stations is to be established along the Mississippi, to assist in preventing the depreda flows of the guerillas. General Kirby Smith now commands the entire Confederate force west of the Mississippi, and is said to be • a force of 15,000 for an attack upon Little Bock, Arkansas. In the Senate, Wilson of Massachusetts intro duced a resolution to expel N. Garrett Davis, of Kentucky, for alleged treasonable sentiment' con tained in his resolution relative to prohibiting mili tary officers from interfering with elections. No vote was taken ou the subject. A petition was presented by the Society of Friends asking exemp tion from the draft. Howe, of Wisconsin, offered a resolution requesting the President to call out one mill on of volunteers for 90 days, to termi nate the war. This was referred to a military oommittee. A resolution was offered by Senator Movill, of Vermont, requesting the President to notify the British Government of the desire of the United States to terminate the reciprocity treaty with Canada. Referred to committee on foreign relations. In the House of Representatives the joint resolu tion to extend the payment of bounties to volunteers from the sth of February to the Ist of Marsh was adopted. After a short executive session in the Senate both homes adjourned until January 11. A. M. Palmer ' secretary to the collector of the poet of New York, has been arrested and sent to Port Lafayette, evidence having been produced of his participation in the blockade running. He was a prominent Republican, and secretary of the Union Central Committee. Several prominent and sup posed loyal citizens are implicated with hini. TALsa F r.—At the Sheriffs' Court, lad Lisa-square, yentseisy, domes went assemed in an adios bmaght in me of the marts by a bricklayer named Collins, on the part of is wife, against a tellyrem seated Edgar, far Lobo ispriscasamt. The defendant, whin had o wed judgmeat to go by default, ;sit hie um bras, sad cluirpd the wife el Um plaintiff with steeling it. He ve her into custody, surd she was oaten before, polies cad the chugs was &mimed. The defendant ,aided is person. sad gam se en:piss/tics of his aoudad. Mr. Ceder-Sheri, Barbell mid the defendant could only be herd la eiltigition of dbeara. The jury silted whether 40e. weald may assts. The ander•sheriff told them they bad maids, to de with the qusetioa of oasts ; their duty was le serapseente the *Miff for use false charge made Mang his wile The jury thee amend the damages as 40s. CITITAL PALACIL ••••• OWN SHILLING DAT. * em THIGNIDAT. J s AS. nh ; oina 2,7410. s on payment, • 1,847 I *Me . 1 J l ,- i :,