The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-15 00:00:00

41 it piAiOiV;.l Y 1)' !'j ,• `, I 7 • / ~~. ful;:'.j ; tI I 1. e W•lt Coast of Aarteriat, %mit • . Pit I 14 4 will he dampalleird to— I I Dacia. 'to Sal. l• Qu...n . 1 .1. Ileinnus .. I.D. gm. 18 -, ..{Ter .h•IP •• I I.D. 31. 1.„0 pribounic .7 (lunvbril.. 15.1. D. an. 8. 1 1 llNnlntor ... ,A. .Tohnnon. L.D. an. Si. ... ; ..It.• ~ T sullork .. LD. an. 6. bm..r, Worrell V. /thwart .. W.I.D Dee. It Xi 1.... ) I.D. Den It. ..... p. t u, mr.. ar —Partiraliank o' applination. ...,.,, TO le AXDE.II.BON, TUOMSON. awl r BOMBAY.-PEMBROKE .• t , or?. AA I. SIMON OtrILVIIL, Coe. Upper.. MI well-fin for hot. nyiltri . • . In the Calcutta Credo. will rail tt• • h Dorember. full or Dot full. Has , 'act • C and lb. t at P r : •.! Lu.tetzert. London. C. . • Ki , itANE WHARF.—The fine iron F' it • I, le non tllhrirt up in the London • !..ed to be the Wet ship array. Fihippen. are slonfoole Ix the 11th Wet.. to .void LEVIVON. LEWIIt. and 00., 0, t tee. ADAMOON sod RONALD SON. I. 11 ;1 IiOrTE for CALIFORNIA, JAPAN ' ~., Hansen.-4bs PAOUNC MAIL STEAM. • k A y ...epoteb their spiscaldsids•wheed STEAMERS • 1 I • ..r. lhv 14. PI& IMiVMA IRMA, and from Panama •• 17t1 . ...kr0Z .4te of wrap month for San Flll/30a•00, • i; .10 oral Manzanillo en theme to Yoko. .•‘ A ..joniki. Sh.Loatun, and Hong Eons on the 4th of ra Ihstand stay accusal irtth this •• • rk be any of the following linen : : Livenv,l every filarts4 ; • •••avtar LimPool 4 . 41 7 Wap mirtru w.r . 4 . ,• • • len: mg Lis errool every_ _ardor. • . I r ionrit (71.4.-os . every Prider. • tr. noon I.r from et wthantpton every Friday. ~• Liev.to I me, hem Southampton every Tusalay. .• . if the Gunmen, of the tr,m Soutb•on.t4m OD the tad and 17th of 1 " • • Teri& Line. from Liverpool Eh andlOthal month. k.f...MtlyUe Line. from Pt. Sastre, sth of month. "mil•, • • y a hU , nate . an• leas than ten dam in Ms Wooten . • 1 eLalk DS. BRITISH COLUMBIA. The •• .•• - tUlifornian. Oregon. and Mexico LE Oont• pratm.,.o St /WWI/ Intervals Re those earastriss. • • • %U. Man* tt. Moorgatostamit. Landon. '.711 GERMAN LLOYD LINIL—The .• • warner* of the North °MOOD Foorovieter•Weneral to leave rot IsTEItY TUESDAY. at t_p.m. •t. 700 horsepower, Tateday. Dec. 6. r. hoiwpower, Tivaday, Dee. 15 . • • •••• teia. 7.10 borappower. Tuoiday, Dee. M. • • honwpower, Tuesday, Dee. 55. erper ea'oen. CD; lower ealoon. £l2. These srovicioue, amt all ueeearariee riaapt Ito ight tok.ii at through rates. —Apply to 1 51, 4 . 1111LL.114c3 and t So Meiotic's. London. ; or to YELLER, WALLIS, and \ .I\E.—THE LIVERPOOL. NSW . I'HILLDELPHIA oompAxre MAIL &cm Liverpool for NEW YORK v i..l.l“.nvtowe. is. follows: 1.1 . for Pll:V1* YORK. W.inetcley. Dm. 16. • for NEW YUBK. v 11.11.1413 X. Nt:: - YC IVotv.lay, pee. St , . ....... 1 lA'. tot NEW T. , RK. %Cyan. *lay. 31. o . pooiongera to St. John'.. Newksindlood. tq t., and n °air erns. all having the ease pet* r koro.ard poems* Meitld lull melee of • I ...-mists the rutted Stites • term..—For fu=aztleo. q INMAN. Water-street. Li ; or to T. isonoroot. Lond4o•briate. •• 1:61 - PT. the NILE. PALESTINE, ..I.FECE. ITALY. ke.-31t. COOK barinv r. ha_4l.-awd 11:1URAMMES I.f Torn 4 for • !A. , . Ten Wet ke. and One Mont]. between Jon- Ptograommt nno bo bad in mum ,nl.. from tbr Todriort Mow. Also. now -' - "l'LEltENTtoth r oViTßSlONllT.eontairting .::.11 arneulara of raotternToura..A; b7Po'4.7d. F' 1101:TE to IRELAND.—LONDON to • y Exprear. per Gnat WeStern Railway. and barXe • . Seamen from Briatel. Fara: Wia., Ma. and r. turn dirk to available for one month. Vv. and ; tr Cork. lIP. and I' r hl.: return tieketa. ad.—For tradabaw's fluid," paces 210. IA and sil, or apply frOMPAN Y. live.tol or Cork. . DIAN FIRE owl LIFE OFFICE. • ,stott MIL 11. Lombordntreet, London, Ell 7.-lON.—NEW LIFE ASSURANCEM, in order to • • • - division of motto, Must be elected BEM= • • 1 forma and attenuation to the Campmate • • ••- 11. Lombord•otreet, E.O. ll' Li 77 I IRE INSURANCE COMPANY. L • . t:tlt sod II itn7. Lopata& r• • . -.2.1 Capital. Li ANA& Lamm paid. LlAniAlla • rr .ntrtl on Pr ery dootriptlon of propurty, at • modorrato ratan • L I promptly nettled. " JAIIOI , II HOLIAND, Raperlntiadest. Ii• I ' ' l l iLITAN and GREAT WESTERN ' • . A n't•••• —A NEW STATION a •t LATLEEPAIDAD, • ~.I,bl orabinth and Notung.hill stations, will • • . .• : tr..nte nu WEDNESDAY NEXT. Use. It +.' `.!. 111. fiOClETY.—Entrance donation, • • .ut.wription. et la—All peewee beentainir t' • •• ! !:et of Isweesber will wiereve in retnni for the ' • :.• eun•ent year two ehromolithngraplie. .• •. , T of the Magi, after the from by Andrea 44 - .:,ciate at Florawei. • .t fsienartt after the painting by Filippino • e et Flonema, • b. the Society eau be obtained, petrol:lop eic . - P. W. MAYNARD, S ;creamy. • • ' Ltreet. W. . - Tbe ANNUAL PUBLICATIONS of oti..mocisnr are in mum delivery . to those paid their sninaVueniL 0,4 11,"1- - NEEL SOCIETY has lately added to • .• , •loa of drawirms, oopire after w wk, by Fri • • .irtho Andrea 64 Marto. Fra Bartok/m.o. a - Atria, • 11.• roU,tion is opcn daily to the inspactlon of N. , a, Old Bondotreet W. iIOYEY.-1:20 to £BOO ADVANCEDiIium ^. 447 est ftrattare, without ramove; pahitatty, or WY r. 1 M regata by tally bastalascia Ito Mary at an if da isketurne, 11 par seat. far ealn el l u z us =l. °' • at the ESTATh OFFICZb i a do.. '* C. **twee sa Pear, ate I II E U LBTE A NEW OVTItOOAT, Hide. Perfiat/y waterproof. Invaluable to rm. ~". ..% ening or Amine to the oovrot side. Pationieed by I Lehnem the Prize,. of WALKS, the Meets of the • • " • se.bility and gentry of the Kingdom. Prim The ••• -• • a HMI: with Windermere lining Five liaisons. Only , d th. width of lomat and height. Yen EE and CO.. Bennet. ` ,toed vitamin and Orders to nay part of the • Y. rutin." fur October Lea the following:—•' Now that '• re rA" will t looking up their boots and breeches for • • carawatorn. we rail their attnition to a new cover • ty Mr. M aka., of Belfast, from the woll.known • 'I "rrnent ;for which no wearrtnement ia required o LOA the wearer and breadth round tb43 . = ' • of a hloinntr-ocat with the comfort of the ,• k• le • nearly to the anklea.end is fitted with wet." • the moat faatiellotta Weltonian maid dahlia. • • et , ret•im I. attainable for the roe of werenty. . •'• b ran hardly be downed extrava p ant when • • a. Lam ',half per tent. ekes toour doors.' V PRUVEMENTS in SHIRTS. ! 4 4 1 A , Lk ,, Ili COILLZZA WIWI! olobiaa ell :" t " ' • • td. and its. the boll death. Moo. •r, • • • l 'ordeido t t ',stip sod you trot. - co, ImpROVED &EMT KLIC.II/14 IS Clhoriesrtee. Lomita I boil* Team On pa Frangalo ", LOURED, end DRESS SIIIRTI3. OLENNT, next door to NowaseNaess. !; I !' .4 . —Exhibition of 200 BILLIARD It - Ai " Niml. for KALE or HIRE. od kbd =7 show F:IT Co., makers ki ri a . ppoi ir r: . , r %‘...r4,111•0 and Admiralty. • - Brovir•yedierrt. Strut. li f " , E and II 'LINTON, LEKA and EXPORT , , 4.1 M A KERLS E bawl 1.1P110144TER51144, 111, 112, ard 113, PAULATREKT, and . 1., 31 40, WWI 41 WORARIP.MTRLET, I, ' 4, III:I4Y•I4QUARE 4 LONDON. 4 4.14.4.414p1ati0n of Vaetr New Wardboas444. (A. A A MAT I LI N Z IMPtlWThi tte Hnmsa Hair 1',... ; ,P ,,, ,.. Lo*, so matter st whet see 4. V , ' 51.13 ' hAd 00 . have at lessth. with tb• We et OM . ' .. Urbt obeadets, easeeettal la this nag ‘ ~.;,"".1- It ii see aired to the la a more Naar &• •t . !•!.' l , , ht a ItAnor selea--11•71 beetles , la aesh; aka • 1 1 , .. ......6 wrielt brash. '" Wtart • aeSehimbeesse. MI. Upper Thsosselsese. lea. him, 14 DANDELION and QUININE i,IVJ. PIMA, vttherat mercury. Iwtabliatied la MS. I , W I i, sad INDIOXRTION. ' I . N.. It. mid Da.. et all thaidels. smorignos. c ANTIBILIOIFB PILLS, lbe bat le raw h ~6 4 .4k1Pir eamests siseis47. "" ht. Is. ds. awl Ila _ . ... ______ if 1'1(1 }...l4"il l ' griliTiirbs PILLS, in.. the lent 11111~1 ....4r14.4 411 .4.......4 . 4.444 0 9% I , #.4444 at 14. 144.. 14. K . 44. K. eadl lu • I IVEIe 1w441.1AN1 ITM t. VI; ANTIIIILIOUN PILLS, •••••• ti.. 1.4 M raw •• r 4 41! . 1.0.• .4 w.• • N.., wt kIK M. 61 ad. .04 k r. - • • ; 9:1 EN'S THBA T R E, Long -ear% IlLAismswe—Nr. W. N. usroN. ietaraAstuas La" VI IL J. oi 7 * " 15.117 7 " *. leheb." Thraleeek Vixen." ••?eobere 'a Mee—A Peng py s laz . t rum, el Jltemea. 1 ;11AL friv!lbr:e ne Den e rtneir v .; acme." "The ." "The 1410 t &NA." "Yeregeligh raga "The Lesek-ap." "Ametraike." The Hew, Mazy aai Ma hearted lAaseeldre Ler Om with a Mee of Extreeees, in Ulm 8011110 a, metaled trramonca., @TRANS= THAN gVI2. by Z. UMW, FAL (WEEK'S THEATRE . —At 10, Kotzebue's MC fanner play at the STRANGER RANGER THANEeam ISt. ander dm Mk of THE STRANOSR EVER. IitTERWS THEATRE—At 10.30, a SERIOUS 'DIP CANC&X gamma by tee Stranger sal XIII. Hans, TiILGAIETY THEATRE, Strand, will be awo oo MONDAT. Dee. B. MK with • NEW OTR. RWITA, • NEW COM= • NEW OPEMATIO =TRAVAIL. RANEE._ sad • NEW . Comma Windom Kr. Wltaa. Mies Mass labretaas. K. !tout aro= the Odka Viritirle, M. Martha Theatres. Path). Who Nally Farrah, Yr. C. ,flew haw MajCfer• Opus). Yr. Robert Bur, Mho One- Mabee , Yin I Fowler, Mr. Mack... Re.. and • toll tend sad and Whit. wieobrd trout the two opera homers. Principe! &grsew etrogne RUB,. Boni !rota the Porte Marten. Pada% priartpal damson ME Dedham brewery by Newt. T. Otterro aad Son. Beghl at sad Ward. Tile 7 . ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.—Managing Dmetor. Mr. P. BTRAI OM Onto of tho CiTotal Palma).— larreet and moot mamaidoent TheaM In Me World, An nod railed IMlertahument by a Company of Four Dandred Porformem Three Ball. tw tband of .14). Concert s and varietim—Oosaramos at S. Otoo abiMm.—Drmodare open from 11 to 4. (WRISTY MINSTRELS, ST. JAMES'S °MCAT NAM. Haseilbllly.—TOMlGHT Wedges. de7 fad Maureen. Three end light. ALL 21111 ROUND. The Cloopany o* permanently hiallMeei Pro Terrarium, all of known matnener. The larva and beat lithierdan Troupe in the world.—Feateuile, 81. ; ; area, Fanny. la. TBECURISTYP NEVER 11011 , 01.11 OUT OF LOW7)ON. Manager. Mr. FREDMICH BUROMEM. ANDERTON'S HOTEL, . WTHEET. DIM= ham tit JOINT,an VISSET•NLN• and FAT aurre. la. kl. ; SOUP or BIM and JOINT. Se.; Dl ela ra • hamboms ladles' 00.14411401. =I VMS tor dinner psalms masebsp. as. Esteand roving dubs. ta.. wall IM ovary asemonssda ll a i it &arra HAMPERS of WINE In •GREAT VARIETY tor CHRI9TEAR. ()NE GUINEA and HALF-A-GUINEA EACH, by pHYTIILiN and SONS, 432, West Strand, W.C. Detailed List of above peetdroo. STEVENS and SONS, 78, Bishopegate Within. WINE..B sad IiPIIUTB of ISUPTiBIOIt - QUALITY. PORT. from the wood Ditto. 011 enkted Slid }MT ....Vs. Ve. SY. 36e lft. 111 s. Ma. GAL ~ II MUD LA.Iinest.IIACLAISET.Its. 4s. NA to TU. „"- tIIA.IIrAt.NE QIN. superior Dudish 3.. 4d. le s. ed. lai. Ila 4d. per 'Venom EIt.h.NDY. uornae .. tie. SU. l'„lii .. Its. Vs. Xls. XVII. Ont it .1 smiles line. 41. 11.. 17a „ WHlela, tkotch or Trish las. Va. ~ TERMS rAftll. K 'NAHA N'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBMON, Net This eeleinted old IRIPH WIU KY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE liElfAL.—lt is pure, mild, wallow, delicious, and very whobeorae. Sold in bottles. ie. ed. each, et the retW houses in Lendcn• by the agents in the principal towns in England: or holesale, at E Great Windnelltelirsel, Urine. W.—Observe the red seal. pink end seek krnoded "Meehan's LL T .lEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT of MEAT. -M-4 nAraz EXHIBITION, OCTOBLII, ires, HOLD MEDAL : rAms Pe:. TWO GOLD ILEUM:4 :—Only sift warranted genuine by Baron Liebig. the Inventor. Excellent r'uup for t 4.111210 1. eight pr none at One Shilling. Boil one ball pound of pounded boors With soup veretabh,e, in two quarts of water r an hoer, Una add !ounce of this Extract, and salt. DOLLY'S HOSPITAL, 210, REGEN T PTRIZT.—C.1110111:11, Jun., curol all onmploint, theidental doilbood: 164 haw natured. Impaired vision Oft right. damagod limbo mad* vande and young ban& put upon bid shouldvni by Übe tiPOIR . wagho --- aorihe PERIOD, as also dolls of the — pamt. and dolls for the future. Duna two., owes tiountry in Eruop. , and .eery requisite appertaining to doll life, in infan7, )ot.th. ant mature ase. At Iteriateeekqe. CIAMES for WINTER EVENINGS, all at I s., AA I.y Poet 1.. hi.—Hunting the Hare, Tip. Eiaions at d Flir, titrea to of Ism ,I . m Serra . Soap, Illtr= and tesny &tient. —At C , Ilog••• Juno Onnie nod To Ware hone...llo, Pa gentatreet. A mrsiwo NOVELTIES at IR.—Magic Flowers, perfume piatole, album, brilliant Arm. comical eye.. kftPall fr^l.. ri ...Wie donkey., eleetrienl top, magnetic le_ _•••r. and nn efter•ety of meet and meld article. at 1... at eldka/VER, Junior's, Ile. Regentectrect. THE CHRISTMAS GAMES, Tor, Presents, A. Dais, Boulionnieros, are now reedy for inepeotion. at the German toy wan-house. f 7, New Bondwtreot ; Proprietor, W. H. • It A large selected' of pretty tittle atthales at Pl. and la • ph. B ESTC/rF a game played universally through out France and Agonies. The best m illions only. prioe 7e. 6d.. lOa tis—At CRIatER, JIM... 210, blegnustreet. • , :n o teta faerg Coor i l n ui th tltrel d. N.B.—Now on view, the "met VNTERV mee AINMUiTH for WI:100U; and PANTIEB.—The JUNIOR CREME•7II. 116, Nopentstreet, i. the goat depot for ventriloquGts, inagidans, eon. "rum, Glilaree "priers, Punchherile, marionettee, magto lanterns, dissolving vie we, under the immediate supervision of Yr. (MEMEL —l.lO. Rep uhatavot. SOMETHING ALWAYS NEW at CREMER., Jun.'s :le, Itegenbstreet.—The ANNUAL CHRIST!' 6.4 EX.IIIIBII lON of GAMIN. Toys. Dolls, Presents, and Conjuring ftelts is now ready. No extrtion or ralense will be mimed to sudistain the high ropotation enjoyed by this estabhshment RIMMEL'S CIIRISTMAS PRESENTS, in endless variety, hors W. to 10 Rainer. Detailed bets on applieation. Novel Orillanciltdi toe tßriatniiis trees, Iee.—RDLICKL, kt 'Amer, No. 104, *rand; I. Reratatreet: and It Cornhilt CHRISTMAS PRESENTS and NEW YEAR'S Glyn for all who 'out, the gay and festive ikenea—ROW -I.ANDP' MACArgalt 011., a prow:ever and beautiller of the hair iand all precedent Rowlands' Kalydor , for Imputing • radiant bloom to the cosapkalon and • softness and delicacy to the hands, arms. and neck. Rowlands' Week,. or Pearl Denti frice, ford ving • part -lake whitens', to the teeth, and f to the breath. The patronage of royany throwbout r =pl7 their general at. by Tank and /seldom, and the universally known ellkaey of those ankles. give there • celebrity unparalleled—Sold by chemists and pediment—Ask for " Rowlands' " articles. 0411.101Y'8 MUM:MBAR KNIFE BOARDS. boa Is. M. soil OAXBrB WELLINGTON KNIFE !GLUM raokeis U. esda ; tins. U. IL. Is. ild., mid Y. MA. Y'S SILTEIIBIIITHS' SOAPS (non-maer- O j e KE wial). fee doodah* sag silver, picas &as. &a. Taldets U. rah. '8 CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery sad Glass Clikl. Wadi Lod. to. SOLD ev u = le ... tre, by ircaustagers, dumb* Ite. InWilma, rre'XIII WEL= MOM, awn sad Week Iss4 nab. ns.arderism read. & COAL.—GBORGB J. 00CICIRELL and Oo Nos 410•111 nay Orli fis.-111. Omenial. 114 lIPTIJILES.—By ___lttgl ii Letters Patent.- A-11 , WWWiI NOINKLM TWOS tpertesesd sod saltibtted ii NW ibbibitiallak 1611 *ad lisp Is maimed he shed. et NO awes& mesa le be the nest elleave lavadlea la the sera Yee Irostmeta ze llisssie. The ass et a Meg as Gnat WIN: la is We avoided, • soft semi Ilis bo o the sesudille miella ar peer ila tt by the 11cat-auta vas and Pamir: Lam; with so sash saes asi dower that It enamel be detested, may be .as dor rsii sleep. • demeriptive circular nay be and the taus pet, en aire t tmi e tirreA 'eth l e da leL. two ta t! Y Hs.. Ilia, als. 10.,Atat al. Itostegs. le. ..I.IIIIIM ea the rate SALMON, ODY, and Co., 292, STRAND. PAT TRUSS NAM& QTEEDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDERS, for P. 7 Children Cotti their Teeth.—Oantion.—Porelseeere we re quested to beware or ILel.tfae. et this inedielie. end to observe in even awe that the word' "John lM.e elworth. bernsr," ere sved on ate noverment to eneli whet. wfthe width they ore not nenninek be , WI 'limits end drnindete. in preitets, only 111. lid. each. AITIIIL—The ISTIVOI contains sa motive prbakple, tis Wasitakwhish sserws all the asethl re pz: = bit - 71 fla without IN asassia JOZZAII, asnemelot, preperes llFrm igell Ith.• fic Lifts for bitalieL WO* ar Welled Premiss tor saw amino. Nrionsur, sod At abed alsellards. b. Pate. L. 14 sod b. IL P.M. b post. L la. sad /a IL WHIM A PERKO?? takes cold the lungs be ,.... clanged with phlegm wieldy. spgamida die ennoil tatiim a naturni of of 4 mode for Ito relief —Ude Waal iii • The only ea. had prudent risiedlie to be adopted am limn= moist mature in her wink br, loasolas pldsguy end cicalas s fremkon of rzynetnratimAntil the evil ie moron. Idielfellirli PUIXONIfi lIIIXIII ii vim itably 74: 4 •Vtion wi r aft. tiiii tweed& Inc loon n the . draw tea dash mew dame Abe to died ; In aeon ela ORM di.on ent. ea yoriodieol ea invetande MIIIIMBIL. It SO egnatU3 valuable In Ito ollhenn t room Mnitee Pfflee'rf , Thaell In the me of the noildolite is regained.— Witb Reed ems by T. RobertOls....S. Vnin. -0 7Zi dne • abll can be obtained 44 all vsadors tldaidcga, In LOU.. st Is. lid. iindE '47. —snob. ..__ _ - ToOONEIMPTIVIIII.--4 rgiful father is CON of media' loy aril. tar of to A who wink ft. igmtzliapfrim•rli, ti ray r o :t in t i wb {el /21...siurb i r ing t=l; 3 o . t : 24 1,1. r P:g . niti a ll . :l: ood dnir: .tliy — low im taiter. t l7 . ll•lmews os retwd7i of Kb. nap to pi...lw en ia4" Pr ltdrelli 0 P. a WA! Sesratary. t X.pr "SAKS. Coitintvardca. laodn► O. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1868. opoirrase 011110010114 ti NNW WOILIC. I=lllloo. is vole. dewy eve, hit, MT RECOTIONR of LORD BYRON, with MOOS at the Nte.Witiwewee a! his We. With Ins Pliatgereph of Byres, from sa ae• Painting la the ponweoluss of the Orientals ttu..4l. itiehiud Beattie,. New Ihirtieiteteretreet. This day Is yellinhed. laden ritPARLIOLENI' 'Ala ELECTIONS ACV. e New Roles, Neobna and Index. By Ww. Simeon, 8.A., Iflordster-atlaw. Landon : Maw and Soma Petter-land Now trade,prne taast aa. sa. A __ MILEY'S BuLIADRIIS' PRICE BOOK 4m. ma lefit esni• Oandiele Let of the Drama Pam leattatida and inhow. esdlitep Orad p eLM 13aeltal and mans and s tar Illaadinty far the me al end Itn. is a m= reg 4 pi, 111 .9 4 a rn Aa r ei Nio 0 g 6 mst,. Roasas.inDeOlt. annaldine as law and Om an to r a % Vist m easaa d ig= i ttrairr ut , al= aiii M the Pend et Warta. and tk•,= n and Pine Ais Pak Breit WV., and of all DITILLLIGENCIS FROM ABROAD. (=moves 1/0711S . aaeuros.) THE INSURRECTION AT CADIZ. MADRID, Due. 14. Yesterday morning the insurgents of Cadiz offered to surrender their arms into the hands of thk Consul of the United States, but General Caballero de Rods refused to entertain such a pro pose], and declared that the hostilities would be renewed if the arms were not placed in the mili tary buildings. The insurgents thereupon yielded to his orders, and the troops under the ootnintuid of General Caballero entered Cadiz at 2 p.m. The surrender of Cadiz, however, has not altered in the least the manoeuvres of the reac tionary party. It is alleged that the members of the clergy of Madrid are distributing eoneiderable sums et money hi order to incite distorbanoes. Yesterday the National Militia;was again milled out to prevent a rising of the workmen employed by the municipa. Fearing a oonflict, the inhabitants oon lity tinue to leave Madrid in large numbers. Extreme distress prevails sinoi.g the poor, and commerce is greatly para lysed. The newspapers Diecassaa and lamaidad are to be prosecuted for having expressed approval of the insurrection at Cadiz. The news of this trial, which is contrary to the newly-granted free dour of the press, has produce& ea unfavourable impression, the penal code br widi they are to be tried being very severe. The Governor of Tarragona has telegraphed to the Provisional Government that great agitation is being fomented by the Carliste in the environs of Montblanch. Aa association with branches throughout Spain has been organised here under the presidency of the Marquis Vilna, ostensibly with the object of protecting the unity of catho licism, but really, it is said, to propagute absolutist principles, and pave the way for a rising in favour of Don Carlos. A decree issued by Senor Lorenzana appoint/ Den Fernandez Herodia to the post of Introduoor of the Ambassadors. A circular of senor Sagoste recommends to the governors of the provinces to take every measure m order that the approaching elections of munici pal authorities may be absolutely free. The eubscriptions to the National Loan amount to 418,000,000 reels (4,3.14,1(01.) THE PRINCE OF WALES. COPENEIAOEN, Dao. 14. The Prince of Wales and the Crown Prince of Penn-191k will start to-morrow on their tour through Sweden. Their royal hig,linelsei are ex pected to arrive in Stockholm on Wednesday by ordinary express train. TR. E ANNIVERSARY OF THE PRINCE C:ONSORPS DEATH AT WINDSOR. Yesterday was the seventh anniversary of the death et the late Prince Consort, and at Windsor Onstle the 'melancholy coomion was observed by hor (he Quoin and the royal family with *Eerily before 11 o'clock her Majady ki a n n b 7 s il c ur ai bell Highnesees the Crown Prince and i Princes Arthur and Leopold, and Prhwasses TostigiQ Beatrice, de., attended by the ladies and el IN coati, left Windsor Castle, and psooaa ed Omagh the ivate grounds of the palace and tthhee park to the Priam'. Nansoleuni, which is situated in the gardens at the rear of Progesore-house. Her Majesty mad the royal family having assembled within the maessiim,a special service for the occasion was cesemanced by the Hen. and Very Bev. Gerald Welloslay, Dina of Weor ' the °bora under the supervision of Dr. Elroy, thsaryiaaist of Bt. George's Chapel, being sung by Marne. Adams, Mar riott, Mitchell, H. Baraby, Taey, Dyson, Briip, float, Bridgewater, Branson's, and the choristers of the ca thedral. The first anthem, t chorale, was as follows : I shall sot in the arose remain, Mar Thou death's beads haat severed ; By hope with Thee to rise again, From fear ef death delivered. I'll mine to Thee whae'er Thou art, Tire with Thee, from Thee oe'er pat; Therefore to die is And in to ?mai autst ri ft n i7o . , M longing arms extending; Bo fall asleep in plumber deep BlLTaber that knows no online, Till Jesus anal, God's only Son. Opens the mites of bills--leads on To Ileaven to life eternal. After a prayer tl.e 23rd, 112th, and 146th Psalms were read by the Lean of Windsor ' the choir responding. The Kemal anthem after the Psalms was as follows : UN body is buried in pour, But hi. name Utah memory —Am^n. The service was closed with an appropriate prayer. Dean Stanley was present at the service. The new tomb, in which the remains of the late Prince hare at last found a resting place, was hewn from a solid block of dark grey Scotch granite. When the sarco phagus was calved the hollow within was made large enough to receive two coffins. In this the Prince's corpse Las just been deposited, the coffin occupying just one half the hollow, the other being, it is said, reserved for the sorrowing widow of the Prince whose royal wish is to be beside her late husband when called from this earth. Upon the ponderous lid, which fits closely to the lower put of the sarcophagus , and upon the half exactly over the coffin, Ike the recumbent figure of the deceased Prince wrapped in royal robes and with his bead supported by • cushion. This fine work of art was executed in white marble by Baron Marochetti. Four large bronec angels with clasped hands and outstretched wings relieve the otherwise simple aspect of the sarcophagus, and upon the side of the tomb, nearest the Prince's coffin, in carved and gilt letters, is this inscription : Francis Albert Agustas Charts Emmannol, Doke . of Baxeey and Prince of Base °Aunt and (halm, Prince Conanet; Ifs and roe of Ernest 1., reigning Duke of Base Coburg and uoths. Bore at Roseaau, sear Coburg, Arwg es, 18111. Married Feb. 10, to Victor* Quern of °rat Britain end ',viand. Died at Windsor, Dee. 14, 1861. Her Majesty the Queen, and the Princes and Princesses, before leaving the mausoleum, piously laid wreaths of fin mortelles against the sarcophagus. The mausoleum is now nearly complete, with the exception of some of the decora tions. The walls and floor are of coloured marbles, Egyptian, Sienna, &c. Baa reliefs of scriptural subjects and - a painting of the " Resurrection" adorn the walls, and funeral urns the passage round the octagon, while for lighting gilt chandeliers depend from the roof. After her Majesty and the venous members of the royal family had retired, by command of the Queen the domestics of the royal household and their families and the Castle tradesmen were permitted to show their respect to the memory of the Prince by visiting the mausoleum, which remained open for that purpose from 12 till 3 o'clock in the afternoon. The general public were, however, excluded. ItiritovEl) GOVERNMENT FOR LONDON.—The active promoters of the movement to establish one or more municipalities in London are watching with much anxiety the prospect which a change of government offers to them. The recent speeches of the Lord Chancellor and the Lord Chief Baron, on receiving the Lord Mayor, were considered remarkable indications of • coming change. Mr. Gladstone,. in 184 said, "he did not abandon the hope that we might see • larger and much more effective application of the valuable principle of municipal self-government to the metropolis than any that had hitherto been made." Mr. H. A. Bruce, the Home Bt Zt7 " as strongly pledged ; and the fact that be • the memorial to the late Home Secretary in favour of an improvedfonn of government for London, is much relied on. Mr. Ayrton's active efforts in the same cause are well known. Although he differed from Mr. Mill in details, he was equally earnest in proposing a change. Mr. Lewd was an earnest oolleague of Mr. Mill's in introducing the bilk In addition, Mr. Cardwell in the lad two remions was brought prommentlg e l r i man of the Metropolis Gas Commi with the =enj contact, ea chair oins, wants of London. Mr. Lowe and . Goechen are both relied on as friends of the cause. Mr. Grant Duff, Mr. Stansfeld, and Mr. Lefevre are looked to to co-operate in an real effort at improvement. Mr. Charles Buxton, , concert with Mr. Thomas Hughes,M.P., Mr. M. P . Wa lter Morrison , and Mr. George Tom lins, M.P., will, it is understood, re-intrados, the NIL of Mr. J. S. Mill with the view of their being referred to • com mittee for consideration and revision. Notice has been given in the Loam Genets of application to parbeensit as=r ial ley e the standing orderer, sad with the view of eo to the diocesans in e gzet. The arra ration of City of London ermilasil ID a OM. nilttee the impmtant duty of the with • view to the collection of evidence en lha 17.2".1 the metropolis and the wisdom of the shrews proposed. Nxw Bolus CATliouo Asozzasor.—The Tablet says :—The Chards Noce, while its apparently access to official sources of informatics not open to our selves, given the names of all the prelates who are to am pere the new Scottish hierarchy. The report is both pre :nature and inexact The only appointment actually merle L the oily one not mentioned b the Uses* News. We congratulate the kingdom of f upon the choice which the Sovereign Pontiff has made for the first arch bishop in North Britain sinoe the Ilefonnation. The Holy Bee cheeses its mak for its mod important end truserorth with a peculiar tact and instinct. In hi is large Fria, as well as a lame and increasing Scottish catholic population. Mgr an man, of an Ec t i s s h neither • Bootchman nor an Irishman. He is ancient and honourable catholic dock, 'rig from the reign of Edward IV. He is about fifty years of age. He is the third son of Count Eyre, and was educated at Velum College. GARRNIT V. STOWELL AND WIIITWORTR.—Mr. Barker, the secretary of the United Kingdom Albans, writes to correct one or two particulars in our brief Robes of this action for alleged libel, tried on the 10th inst. at the Manchester maims. Dr. Garrett, the plaintiff, is rector of Christ Church, Moss-side, Ma nch ester, not of "lit, Mr. B. avrmtk ILP., is no t one of the def end ants; but Mr. Robert Wb ll worth, an mimed merchant and member of the church el Argil* who is brother of Mr. B. W. The society el while*, "Asha dents are leading meembers"—boe eseisteries-40 not "the Alliance which has for its t the Mid *Amu. aim of the sale of all hinds of ep i iGsoos imam ;" bat it is the central association for stopping the side el liquors the whole of i r eci tag i Dr. Genii was the sestelesy of that central for a duet lieu wee never officially wi the Mims In ay way. The ellliamee Nevi never made say swiss( an the &pato between Dr. O. sad the central assoclatipnA but !surely at the Dracut request of Dr. 0. admitted Its ant state ment of the matter in dispute, with aa effileiek Ye* from the central emaciation, mined by the isindsit Bev T. A. Stowell, ILA., and Mr. Robert Inituriteth. BEAurivul, HAIR.—Mro. fl. A. Allaa'a World's /lair Meeks., or Drooling wow tails to s alatikrookoocur Wei hair to Ito youthful coiner soli lisigith ft MOP from railing of; It proronta Warr; ft preasis• tszarlaat mirth; it more* tho hair to grow *lst awl it asaaJr call p er oil 'lra ave. In hurt bowies, seise 419.--wals ohloOoto argil Portnn.•ln 1/sloot. Illorls Haws. Lomisa.-iialt) ITALY. FLORENCE, Esc. 14, Evirqrso. Count rsedum, Prussian Miniater, has arrived hem.. _ _ . Prince Tfunihert and Princess Marguerite have left Naples for Palermo. ROME, Dec. 14. Besides Ajano and Luzzi, who have been con demned to death, five of their accomplices have brim sentenced to the galleys for life, and others to the galleys for various terms. THE AUSTRIAN REICHSRATII. VIENNA, Duo. 14, EVILVING. In to-day's sitting of the lower house of the Rekherath the Minister of Finance submitted bills authorising the levy of the taxes on the system formerly in force until the end of March, and the introduction of a tax upon buildings. He also laid upon the table the financial law for 1869, and a bill for an additional credit, demanded by the Minister of War, to the amount of 73,000 florins. In his financial statement ho said that, as far as he could now judge, the expenditure for 1868 would be somewhat less, and the revenue somewhat inure than had been anticipated. In the first throe-quarters of the year the receipts had been nearly 9,000,000 florins above, and the expenditure 10,000,000 below, the estimates. Should the returns for the last quarter give a similar result there would be at the end of the year 1868 a surplus of 10,000,000 florins. Taking this surplus into account, and presuming that the proposed extraordinary sources of revenue should be approved by the Reie.harath, and that the increase in the taxation should continue, the estimated deficit of 1869 would only be 3,300,000 florins. Herr Grocholski asked the Minister of Finance a question relative to the salt mines of Wieliczkas. The Minister of Finance replied that all necessary measures had been taken, and that no apprehensions had been entertained as to the safety of the mines. The report that the shaft called the " Francis Joseph" had given way was incorrect. The financial law of 1869 was referred to a com mittee of 29 members. TILE RELATIONS BETWEEN TURKEY AND GREECE. A, Dna 14, Emil Ao. It is stated that, in VIENN compliance with the de mands contained in the Turkish ultimatum, the Greek government will disband the volunteer corps, forbid Greek officers and °Saimaa to take part :in the Cretan insurrection, and permit the return of the families of the insurgents to Crete. Greece refuses to comply with the other de mands of the ultimatum, and the whole reply is said to be couched in such offensive terms that the Turkish minister was preparing to leave. - ABE; Duo. 14, Byway'. The Patrie of this evening says that the good understanding between the powers on the subject of the dispute between Turkey and Greece conti nues undiminished, and no incident has occurred which could raise doubts as to the swims of the diplomatic steps that are being taken. HUNGARY. MTH, Duo. 14. The Jewish congress was opened to-day by Baron Eotvos, Minister of Publio Worship. In consequence of the royal sanction having boon given to the Army Reorganisation Bill, numerous addressee of thanks are coming in from all parts of the country. THE WOUNDED IN WAR. BERNS, Dim 14. Frame, as ono of the countries ted at the Conference of Genova on the subject of the care of the wounded in war, has manifested a desire that a further extension should be given to the proposed neutralisation of the ships set apart for the hospital service. PORTUGAL. LISBON, Dim 13, Emmen H.M.S. Minotaur, Bellerophon, Defense, and Northumberland have arrived here. There has been no oeseation of the heavy rains. DRI§TMARIL -- OOPENHAGKN, Dm. 14. The first portion of the Dano-Burn line from Bornholm to Moen has been .aid. AFRICA. NZW TOR, Dna. 14. The Inman steamer aty at Paris arrived hare to-day. Gold eland at 134 • the ldglissl vale ta:a daring the day was 184 ; the byes& 134. &Mina ..ezehaßen Ige4oB. ; 11-10 tinited States Bawds, ) 101 • ditto, 1886 108: ego. 1868, no; wads, 1061. thinois ir r o ! Erie, 381. Cotton, ltiadling 28. leum standard white, 831. Blow, extra State, 6 do le . 70e. to 7 dole. 30c. Corn, old mixed. 116 dela. he teal witletrawsM slam the tonastemol the secant, (1462), to Ilishanlam, 1868, Sr. 316,11161. 19s. tkl. The total rale of hod far OM ammo pariWis 683,610/. FM. Id. The YAM* An 4. Misimaimar, 1/18, is 13,089 i. 13.1. 2d. Th• last sham Rumba issead to Itsgteaber 30, 1864, was a 664. The Allowing tabular statement show+ the intsrossa is valises muses at basme.ia the hosed Wei se s of the pant her : MOIL laid. I Ibl.lllloC. I d.I t a. LI it a. d. emberri9l4,na UAW 4 0 46,832 6 1 Lip 1 1 Deposita /Lunar* for Build- 1 11.444 4 41 41.9/4 9 4 19,690 6 9 fag, he Adios."' lo Allottora... l 10,141 0 41 45,817 6 41 5,756 6 Iteraintenta of Ad-) notes for Band-I 9,W 1 6, lbe• ReliaPmepts Ad-1 lasau • I 10,780 18 'Nitta by Allotter Intereet on Advance 6,438 4 8 7,147 13 11 Bak of Land sun a i t!st,tso to $ Tan 9 5 10 V 0,812 8 10 Tntrl. 3 CO.NE Aft Y IC LAND tHICINT Y. (Thu DAY) The 16th annual ameting was hold to-day at tbo Norfolk-street offices, Viscount Itamiu.ans in the chair. The firsonwrain (Mr. Gruneimen) having reed thn adver tisement convening the meeting, the report of the execu tive eemmittee was submitted. It appeared from it that the total oath reosipta for the reverts,. quarters of 11167-8, to the chee of the financiel pew an the :111th September lent. were a. fnllown: Quarto , . widiegi Total I Marra. Raoripta. (Isadore noilingi Draw w e r.% 1 '''. i pieta. 's = I AnaT.3l.l _ Reeeiptd. - - - - Deeembee 14, I UM OM no 710 61 C ,248 9 d Match 46, IR* . ale EPS MO 50,918 VI 4 June 54, ISM . NI IS NB 49007 4 4 &pt. 30, Inn US IS NI 74,44 t lo S Totals to IC- 2,1141 I IMS 11,771 1/14,/W l9 4 ehaehnua, 1467 Grand tab& to UMW- I , mep. MI 24A TI Wenn 1 311.444 LIMAN tII 17 4 Alter having the reserve fund at 13,usui. 13.6. ad. (of which sum the office premises, and furniture account stand at 3, U 691. 13e. 2d.), the executive committee are enabled to provide for the interest of 5 par cent, per anntm on shares (completed or paid • year in esteems), and for the interest of 4 per cont. per annum in deposit del artment. The committee are also enabled to add to the accounts of members holding uncompleted Meosted sharer, not in arrear (in respect of which no interest baa Leen paid), • bonus equivalent to 6 per tent. ter annum ; and on shares paid a year in advance and upwards, a bonus of 1 pie cent. will be added to the account, in the pies-book. A. regards the additional interest of 1 per cent., to sibieh the holders of completed shares will be entitled by the pre sent declaration of bonus, the amount will be included in the balf-y arty Lady-day interest warrants, issued ant sayable on and after the Ist of May next. Thus, every ay went on the shares on the register at the present annual meeting. not being iu arrow, will realise uper cent. per anima for the financial year ending the 30th September, 181 8. The rate of interest on shares (competed) and shares in progress (paid a year in advance) will remain for the present at 6 per cent. per annum. The half-yearly wanants up to Lady-day and Michaelmas will be issued at the customary periods—namely, the Ist of May and, the 14 of November. The rate of Intel est for the deposit mint, that is, for investors, who are not members of the society, will remain unchanged at 4 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly, at the same period us the interest' warrants on shares. The following estates have been allotted since the last annual report :-1. North London, Finchley, 2nd portion 26th March, 1868. 2. Ipswich. Suf folk (Fast), 2nd portion 26th March. 3. Sandown Estate, Isle of Wight, 2nd portion 26th March. 4. South London, Clapham Junction, East Surrey, No. 1, 2 1 1th April. 5. Ditto, ditto, 2nd portion 24th June. 6. Rollaway (Upper), Middlesex, 23rd July. 7. Reigate, Red Hi; Burney (Ernst), 13th August 11. Northampton (kimajimpe), Nerthanst We 3rd of September. , United Land Company gta b lited4 ist t y o co-operate with the Conservative Land was duly incorporated under the Companies Acts of 1862 and 1867, and since the close of the society's financial year, on the 30th of September, the land business ha. been exclusively carried on by the United Land Company (Limited). The executive com mittee have to congratulate the shareholders on the addi tional element of security . which this cooperation will afford. The combined principle of action whereby the company deals in the land, and the society develops the estates by buildingadvancceet know working aucoendully. Owing to the combination with the United Land Com pany (Limited), the board has much pleasure in announc ing that from the 30th of September the quarterage tees have been reduced to le. per sshhaarree per annum, as a contri bution towards the working expenses of the society. The Conservative Land Society has the attributes of a Savings Bank and investment institution on a large scale, a well as • Building Advance Association, the profits being dependent chiefly on the difference between the in terest paid to shareholder, and depositors, and the inte rest charged to borrowers. The executive committee con gratulate their fellow-shareholders on the present position and future prospectx of the society, established as the institution is on thoroughly sound commercial principles, and they trust, by economical and energetic manage ment, to ensure the continuance of the success which has attended the Conservative Land Society for the previous sixteen years. The report was adopted. THE REPRESENTATION OF TRURO.—The appoint ment of Captain the Ron. J. C. W. Vivian to a lordship of the Treasury will render necessary an appeal to his constituents. The Western Bortssrty News underdands that neither Colonel Tremayne nor Yr. P. P. Smith, two conservative gentlemen of local influence, who have been asked to stand in o lion, will consent to do so. The name of Sir John Sarelate is mentioned as a possible candidate. REPRESENTATION OF DITIEFRIv..• — meeting of leading members of the local conservative party, held at Dumfries on Saturday, it was resolved not to oppose the re-election of Sir Sydney Waterlow on this demon. The Speed piedges received by Sir Syd ney's committee would have placed the result beyond doubt had the camervatives resolved as any course less courteous and lusatiemns.—Ssetsisen. ELECTION PETITION, Wzirritiam7n.—The forms required to complete the set of petitioning were complied with in this ease by the deposit of a 1, note at the Bank of England on Saborda_y last. The hearing is ex pected to take place early in January amt. Tns Ram= Latous.—Mr. Joseph Guedalla has resigned his pine* en the executive council of the Be falls Lagoa la aletesr addressed to Yr. Belles, and read at the lot waslisi of the osimA Mr. Goodall, specially urges then* who will in future direct the policy of the league to adept a teas not more of firmness than of mode mien andsmsilOsi% and so stresgthen the hands of Mr. Oloolidtases u6.afias.Yr. Boar "amend in high tense to Yr. Ouedalia's p.st conduct, and a resolu tion caoveyirt to him the cor thanks of the council for his able, wafoer, and diantarested services was user& moody adopted. Dimwit" COLLEGE.—Iwat evening a public meeting of the parishioner' of St. Dotolph, Bishomate, was held in the infant school room, iliehopegate-chiuch cd—" to consider the enormous in made by governors of ballet!' College in the present ccsspqNa- Hon ism of the collez ir Yr. Churehwarden Parnell in the chair. The folio resolution was earned :—" That this meeting expresses is deep regret that the capitation fees of Dulwich College have been eo greatly increased, and trust that the governors of this parish will do all they can to reduce the same." The resolution was or dered to be rent to the governors and to the Charit y Commissioner'. The vestry of the perish was dLected to prepare a petition, praying parbament to grant an inquiry into the management of the maw. HUNTING IN Rowst.--On Monday the Roman hounds met at Primes Dorgbene's picturesque old eastal latsd farmhouse sailed Terre Nueva, mix miles from Rome, as the road to Palmitin& It was the first day of really c: spurt this swoon. Out el compliment to Prince as owes, of tie sonata the rabic of the Maeda PrMsdkadini-thdstinhai,traashrredhisantliority fertile = s r Aloes et lialraces, Priam Bor. a moor brad. was leder mere ssos,who surowee i t is bin direstioa a the day's vsraMoes, as sermal m ew new were illbeAll4. GM foxes killed. MY* beset's' lid wax ll == l.l6 : ii g g t h 1 1 78 14:::. was the Primers of sits Apwanyi. Lord aad Lady Lindsay were oat, der ass were rldiag, as were the lerma Thrati. MIS llvelya &ter of the Priam. of Tomo, was t its 1 =:1 of them fair eqoas E mid km good eras re warded with a biassi.Afet of the yew. !wows molai, .—At a were out, &ad the Buitkit areTwit" - 1 1:1Z Ia grrres. by Ow promo ct io Vis Ir. 'Bo hat ils r lisa experiseee several the Camases. awl *II Iliad Mir. • . Dvirnias mad 00., me lie lariat im ela m ' """itek Via al te lwa.no s ONE PENNY. MUWV. MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS. The host concert prtotiou4 to the Chrixtut:v4 n om took plaon last night, when the following was the pogranune: _ _ Pear L Quartet, in (i snajor, 11p. MI Door'ftt thou the land" Moneta. in E major (op. d), Platinkete .. &hut, -t .. Mende! qhn. ranr it. Route, Op. OP, Pianoforte and Thiess/110 Reetho...n. oon, • Moo Marmot.' Septet, fe k Oat, Op. 93 Beetbos-n. These interesting cossets onto be rosossal es Jannary 4th, when Herr Joschins and Madame Arabella G..liard will appear. NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAM, Dix. it. The Monarch, 7, 3,102 tons, 1,100-horse power (nominal), ironclad ship, . fitting at this dockyard, is ordered to be lighted throughout with gas, the ments for the manufacture o f w h ic h on bawl, a together rrange. with the requisite appliances, are now being fitted. Th. ventilation of the stole-holes and eagiae-roont, VI well at the places between decks, will be effected hy means of machinery, which is shoo being littal on the lower Jeck, together with machluery for steeling the vessel, which will be worked by means of signals direct from the bridge. The dMe hyarhich the Monarch is to be comilutil has • been prolonged till the 31st March. ADMIRALTY, DEC. 141.--Arromr3lENT9. - - As sistant Payment!: John S. to the Ilinota.ir ns secretary's deck to Viers-A. 8 r T. Symonds, 8.d.8.; Naval Cadets nominate), eery Anketell, lforaee Annytage, LiDIWI A W. Banhess, Edward J. Bain, Philip T. Beeher, Paul W. Bush, Jahn B. Clarke, Cairns C. Daniell, Herbert S. Edmunds, Peter H. S. Fisher, Camden A. Furlong, W. F. Gunn, W. 8. Ma. Carthy, Henry B. Molesworth, Archibald B. Milne, Charles H. R o b i n son , Ernest F. Robertson, Arthur C. ilherrard, Robert B. 8. Wrey, George 11. T. White, and Algernon H. Oliver. Tern ANGLO-BILOTAN PRIZE FI7ND.—AR inter meeting of the committee of this fend war hell yesterday afternoon at Captain Herder's studio ' 21, Albert-gate, Hyde-park, to receive a report from, the executive committee, and to distribute the prizes wen by the English volunteers in Brussels. Among those present were M. Van de Velde, Capt. Charles Mercer, Lieutenant- Colonel Walter Morrison. H.P., Lieutenant-Colonel An. drew Durnford. Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Fielder', Lieu. tenant-Colonel V. H. Labrow, Lieutenant-Colonel H. G. Man, Lieutenant-Colonel J. H. Macdonald. Lieutenant. Colonel J. Thomson. Mr. Roger Eykyn. M.P., Dr. MW, the R. v. Bartlett, ac. The chair was taken by Co lonel Farad!, (.8., who spoke of the success of the fund thus far, and said ho felt certain it wou:d increase. Cap.. lain Merrier stated that the Duke of Wellington had e filed upon Lim a day or two ago, to express his deep resret that his Laving to enterta n pegs ut Strutbfieldsaye would make it ing.oesible for him to attend. The report, which was read by Colonel noniron, test red to the s.cterfac tory manner in which the object Lad been carrot out. 'o2ll. bud. it was mentioned, been si b cubed for the por trait of his Majesty the King of the Belgians, and the Plato was in a satisfactory state of progress. Thc first prize meeting tool place iu Belgium. and the next it , to be held at Wimbledon. The report contluded with a list of the meanie. On the motion of Captain Barber, se mated by M. Van de %elde, who attended as the represeutrtive of the Belgian government, the report was adoptel ; as were also re--obit:ens of thanks to the King of the. Bel gians for his munificent donation of liUf., to the executive committee for having established the fund, and to the chairman. The distribution of the prizes took place amid frequent cheers, and among the recipients we.. Mr. iitury, the inventor of the "Henry" rite. ST. MARY-LE-grit/MD.—On Sunday last the church of St. Mary-le-Strand was opened, after being closed for several months. The cause of the closing was a dispute between the rector and the churchwardens about some proposed alterations. On Sunday evening last Dr. Evans ' the rector, preached the sermon, which was of the most extraordinary character. The rev. gentleman devoted this sermon entirely to the subject of this dispute, giving for his text the words, "We are fools for Christ's rake.' Dr. Evans acknowledged that be seas in the posi tion of a fool, but that it MY for Christ's sake. lie de clared that if the law saimarried is the matter be would again close the church, and that no power on earth should make him open it. His manner at this part of the ser mon was ex tre mely threatening. One of the pleas of the churchwardens was that the church was sufficient for the accommodation of the parishioners. Dr. EVIWS admitted as mucL ; but pointed out with some force that most of the parishioners were absent on the Sunday from the locality. The sermon was inimitable. The pour church wardens were covered with ridicule, and the congregation suppressed with difficulty the rising laughter. In short, one thought oneself in the Old Bailey, and imagined that the doctor was amusing a jury. He remarked that more fuss was made about the removal of a few pews than if he had been guilty of heresy or adultery. Of course the churchwardens had eeriest of reply, and must, if they were there, have felt very much in the humour of that Lord Chancellor who, when a bishop asked hem to go and hear him preach . remarked, " No, you, I have euough of you in the House of Lords, where I can answer you." The service was " high," but there was no extreme ritualism. Therov. doctor croesed himself during the invocation of the Trinity, which preceded the sermon. One or two p win left the church during the delivery of the sermon, from what cause we are unable to state. A Few [UV FErl).—A strange story was di,,cloeed at Wakefield yesterday, en au application being wade to the West Hiding bench for warrants against Mr. Joseph lioldsworth, farmer and timber merchant, Cudworth ant Barnsley, and a number of other persons, ou a charge of riot. Joseph Las a brother named Jo.hua, who wa, for merly an engine -driver on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, but having married into a wealthy family his father's wife was determined that he should if possible rise in theworld, Accordingly the Home Farm at Walton hall, the seat of the late eminent naturalist. Squire Water ton was taken for him, on the understanding that his brother Joseph should give him the benefit of his ouristance. Latterly quarrels have arisen between the two on mosey matters, which havarmeeded tO aimed unexampled ex tremities. On Tu esday week Joseph obtained thirteen drays, and descended upon the /dome Farm with some thirty or forty men, and was proceeding to drive off the stock and to cut down the stacks, when Joshua set upon the tors" with a hundred hired roughs from Wakefield,and completely routed them. A number of the defeated party took refuge in the house of the game keeper Omen who is a partisan of Josephs; and a few nights afterw ards, at the head of another little army of roughs, Joshua visited Ounce's cabin at Stonebeds, and requested the inmates to surrender. Thesummoue notheing complied with,tho door was forced open, but the intrudsra after a hard tussle were ejected. At this time Joshua called upon one of the lot named Dunnill, wiio had a on, to shoot Gammon; but the respect was not complied with. After the repulse the attacking party got on the top of the house, and unroofed it, and were descending by that means, when him Gummi called for a parte Appealing to Joshua as a father, she entreated him 1O desist. The only terms on which he would do en were an unconditional surrender. Being greatly out numbered and tearing to exasperate the excited mob, Gunman gave in. Having been lamed in the pre vious affray he and his wife and family were per nutted to depart unmolested, but the rehigem were seriously illtreated betas they escaped. Before the *.se was left it was completely dismantled, and the whole of the furniture demolished. Next day was Sunday, but it did not deter.loseph from making another raid upon the farm with an increased force, and bearing off the spoil in the shape of the stacks, contents of the granaries, and all the horned cattle and sheep grazing upon the estate. It trempiting that the two en had determined to submit their differesoes to arbitration, and Joshua having given a written guarantee to submit (lumen's claims for personal injury and destruction of property to a valuer, the magistrates retired to great the warrants. 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