The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-08 00:00:00

V , ( 21 0Wgiaad p e r * Away,. N EWSPAPER . 4.17;‘,1 4•/,4 t-q: -A 4:4 •.• • I I d I \...111111 • t I , • A I . f. • i'Madlille•; .114 • VA L UE% ; 11 ' 2 liiSalldX4 ••••••• !KT •41,1 V. A a 111‘11211ff TIT 111 T ANTT ATIV ft 1 AR2- (st am p e d, ld. Additional.) erVOIIENCE THE AMERICAN HAIL BY THE EUROPA. arr NOVO" ainrzas. At a meeting of the Commiationers of Sewers h ld yesterday at Cielblbeil, Xr. Deputy Cum= in the eltak Dr. LETIMIT, the wad ellen of health, cm the Mete of 187 houses bed been inspected re g=g a the week, and be submitted a lid of 43 placer for sanitary imprommest. Ile ah b o w =ed that the markets end elaeghter-bonses bed and that the officers bed seized is the WPM St i. U ".4ll4l * 1,OC€11:•• of meat ad 844 bled t ed ive segrel pea*, es emit for human food. It weristed of "shier, Me Martens of beef, sine Mete at ma, with sight harm, 11 widgeon. three wad 1 2 4 mid 842 sinus. dll the pane sad ponhey wag ; lmt of the wet, 68411 e. were dia mwd, and hem aaimele that bad did from natural ewer. The whole bee been dee:wed. The mortality relents for the week are greatly below Dials and thew a satidaatery state if the pub li o the framed,. chemise of atenospherie temperature end ty. Lest week there were but 5l deaths returned. whereas the number for the e period of tholes' elm yaw is 88. 22 of the drreaT°l4g were among &Memel Ism then fi rs years of age, and seven mow old pewee elllo end upwards. The prod* muses of.deeth were as farm r—sPhthiais, five ; perromorris, two; brouchitia, severe; seimmetnete Mame, one ; fever, four ; whooping cough, these; disminek taro; scarlet fever, two and croup, one • wades together slariestha from tubercu lar dimmer, nine &et balusitory dhow of the lungs. end 12 from zymotic effeelkme. Them were 81 births registered during the week, via., X bops and 25 girla. ..7=- --- - ill., calling at MADRAIL—The wa ll .. C A L C •a UTr asaart among atom ohip INDIANA. UN •••• ~.ocrsur Mil MN, Ms Victoria Lossins , Docks ea II.• 11 1 is and leftifte ailMinleli as 0. lath. Mb aim Willi @wool, ter Ye Las limb*. WI MIS ilinevay reasicd. M. drums* occomummiolim i . r migom mil son carry so drums* .wont ma • koo Th.. wok* at ait andaiima at Inte nt aNs meta ••• 4 ~.. 'Amami amarica alining ossmsoola l• t0r!,...n57 s ANL Tom NUM Tess. Ily.Loss . Lull J•t.r. quo. 4 u. MOIS .... MI Oolostis 2SSI 1,,. Ina& isr Mawr •PPISo arm. 0 RINDLAY ond Qr.. S Ealimpalstrook a.W. : Mom Jarmo Rammt W. io, WililakallaNk SM. : rir M III• OPTION of fie CON 1 ‘ , 4 y . t 0•0154 10.: vibe,* also applisatiso ~ A ggidiftliill NI IliT Ils MY awrieo alacield to aloft 11101 WILD DitZW . & mean. Last 'MN mil Imam Illiggligampom ,IMI•II. Ils ISMINSass. to. THPPUBLIC is earnestly informed that for laricumuTY conrow, the LONDON PAVILION t. ace aneyamed by any place at anntsestrat la the PHI LONDON PAVILION. ILITIAORDINAZY PANTOMIMIC INTIMITAINMINT. TRU LYNX IMO. J. HEN DIAN appear at Qs barbs Awake la • novel Inandosairale hotertalnereet, a• pea :AM Mu before the Mower of Reads la the goal) of a Ifllhaltil CLOWN. Be hal Intreihe einepoint wendirtelly eMeettre and truly ailenkln hog Web. both In at MOM, NW Ilrilitr• and nista Al' hind aNd andeeed In a task by then engaged In the Mane saw" he will treationn famish lato the OZICTIJMAN °ORILLA. and endievenr teeming Se the =unmet an Idea dthe drew Whiles of that dlsthynldsell Istrennatn The pets idea emnpriese eidettlona tram the toast popular Operas, the astadeldig lash of the MU* Fluidly, and • variety of ether novdties TM t LONDON PAVILION. TICHBODNISTENT, top at the DaDemerket. OEs at 7.—Aliniealee ed. red la I i Wylie& alleys open dal 5$ U. AU ILL 010 Th. Mealeal Director. PHD PROPRIBTORW 1121fT W take ph** en Jan. It hot. AMERICA. rently to the grave this man, who, being a prince, knew also to be a good citizen, a public ben efactor, and an object of popular regard and respect. Thus much, indeed, is eminently due to the father from a people who so receutly did honour to the son." The New York Herald contains the follow ing reflections on the death of his late Highness :—" The effect of his decease will doubt less t less be to allay in a measure the irritation of the British p eople consequent upon the affair of the Trent. The sentiment of loyalty in England is so deep and devoted,. that it approaches Personal reverence and affection ; and this sudden visitation of death to the royal household will for a season occasion general sorrow, in the midst of which ' animosities languish and anger abates. The English people, now so wildly exasperated at the inhabi tants of the Northern States, ought not to need the reminder that although we do not participate in their grief we share in their respect for the memory of their Prince deceased. He had many traits which good men honour, and his memory will be honoured here as it &mem, irrespective of any temporart irritation between the mother-land and our own. The arrangements for expressing the American math throughout from Queenstown to Loudon, which we deesribed as being so 'noonday executed with the math brought by the Africa last week, have been repeated with stall more satiefectery remits in the ease of the mane brought by the Swops. These results are so exceptional that we mord them in detail. The Hoops arrived as Queen Stowe, about eve mile* from the pier, at 9 p.m. on Nossley night Her mails and the di. *patches from Lord Lyons were placed on board the small tender In wain, and arrived at the Qtreens town pier at 10.5 p.m., at which pain they were tress famed to an express steamboat for conveyance by river to hark. Leaving Qemmetewn pier:at 10.10 pm., they arrived steroids the quay at Cork at 11.15 p.m., and 13 minutes afterwards the special train left the Cork station for Dublin, accomplishing the icemen to Dublin (166 mile") in four boars and three minutes, i.e., eta speed of about 41 Mike an hour, including stoppage. The trenemisSon through the streeta between the railway termini in Dublin and by special train to Kingstown occupied only 36 minutes, and in four minutes more the special main, boat Ulster was an bar way to Holyhead. The distance morose the Irish Channel, about 66 statute miles, wee performed by the Ulster, against a entrary tide and heavy sea, in three lens and 47 mdaates, giving a speed of then 171 mikes is boar. The special teeth, which bed teen is satin. for about 48 hears, left the lielyheadi statics at 8.13 a.m., sad it was henn this pent that the most remarkable part of this mold einem somirseed. The run from Holyheed to Stafford, 1301 aios, cc espied only 145 minutes, being at the rate of no lees than 54 miles an hour, and although so high a speed was judiciously not attempted over the more crowded portion of the line from Stafford to London, the whole die taries from Holyhead to Easton, 264 miles, was performed by the London and North Western Company in exactly live toms, or at a speed of about 52 2.3 miles an hour, a "peed unparalleled over so long a line, crowded with ordinary tragic. The entire distance from Quentstown pier to Easton-snare, about 515 miles, wee thus teemed in 15 hours and 3 minutes, or at an average speed of about 341 ales an hoer, Mohan all delays men sary for the anneal treaders of the mails from boat to railway, or eke eared. The time occupied by the thaar swaps with the Africa's math was 16 hours and 50 Wastes, end net 17 hours and 10 minutes, as was stated In our last cone►. By sewn of the lenience for supplying the teals with water from a trough in rrearthi the engine WM enabled to nn its int stage of 1301 miles, from Holy head to Stafford, without stopping. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN cUrruls from IMMIX Moot for IToofrOfro. I Tolima. um MO Jan. le Jan. •0 JIG. 0 Jsa SO let. 11 ------.. i Calneren Orioles ......... 1 Glsedres 4111..oubai ........ Ow toil lailara .; el Iwo. Oak al i t i ro at0...1" be a reredleS viw i a l o rrwaspe AeoWelle esWtte JAC:ri:I4HW awl (to , : al Arab tee the Mar PS LW. awl T. M. MAMA sed OA. I. lawhernerlete I..oelew 11. t . dTT and IWORWS AI7STRALIAN LIU nom ISIIP —Far SYDNIT Med le gell twee I "r itler co the tath hammy cantor at i Meelh le erbet , ores. it weredi, the woh•loacent WS abip VOL. Li v.ii•t A I. ewers OS ter. 11011111 T litilet.MlD. OM asl,r trete Ds T Sr earl art neuter usher lwe .NI 1 ... e. ler terrefe aseererattee tw care r= hp 1 •,11 .erty se It or .r pa... , = I II. 171 1 7[111, 11 rit. el Zelealt pe, , r t. - ttrrM wet zoom. 9. itaissrainsa MIIDITS SELECT LIBRARY.-=1 Ow Wass per Amiss /fetches flullserlplies. 9"B" =Gebees and upwirds. sferadiss to She wow bet el seems reqdred. Two or Ass kinds Is fry sislasees MOGI NM sate Is Owe detest pike. sad effesla • ersiest sr+ erthe but New Work as they wpm. The Jimmy UMW Waft MOO* sided. and of surplus Osseo wtridsisra ide. MO =r will be forwarded. pile. fres es OSWALD SO New Weed lass KNGLAItD . AND LMERICA. -. INS I.W• Ule HARLOW'S BELT-ACTING MEAT SCREEN ..ears Lep Nis et mad with s mem Mail% et aids TM lodes Is Leis.: w awe to besaWally sorbed to every piel. shop board mil oven mod eal the posy end nutritious presortles retained. Pelee Us. NIL Mimi surprising awls see gnimeed by setesida amassainiima et beg. BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's .so latsiltbie aritied seeking Ale %vomits veselmlie lki r pmeteetioa. Peke K. BARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER , the Noperusid • Mond, wormatot to sous ese It. of aselm la Woe. PACO Thu ed. teat 10 yearn) 12ARLOW'S TABLE CUTLERY, unequalled .I.N tor pip or ets. Imes trimmadMine la. I% pa dozen . treea Mask lead% diMo. milk Meet feels. I% N. per dogma; arms la seporese. VIARLOW'S MAGIC OYSTER OPENER—A AP Dm sod =rot %ffilindrod berth.. Mao IP& 13AILLOW'S INDELIBLE MARKING INK. No propirstioa required. PAM to O. woo BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No palm or gridiron% disturbed le i = row Ns Sillims east la s month. Piles mad 102 A RLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No mat ps required so mere IP beer or ems vtah Telco Id ad.: 4111, &deo Peted, e.— Qu it to MOB LlllllOll, palmmiee. it. ging Wi ll liamkothemsa ges Oat arm mad War Is cm e vert • Plan see soder enlseen. Bagrasesi sets Selehnehad ltla TAX QAI Ql7=llol. -ntvrrr and mooßrs AUEiTRALLION LINZ y rrAcurr SHIP. —For POET PHILLIP Dim* lbed*. us the lith Jimmy. last slepetutt fise _Ugh : Oib whine lettbb-hellt ship MAID OF TIM TYll‘ BlWa rtt MsJ. B. UM Commander lying le Ow teemies Ms Ise yawl mill maim trader is usage ter Yr ea wihst madams la will& she always dative's bee sump, sod is rthsales .silt for Ilee=paltems le bight *ply se WM sad Nowa.% niVITT and 11001111"8 AINTRALLIIII LINZ of TAMA? SHIT.—Far LAUX TOJ Meet $ mew ke maw. hoe e greet pat o bee etroz e oVej bon andelsairt depart' , the opleottlet 111110. D Slit LEY. A t. feaster Near. Oeormsa.lee . tying ht the Leeitill Dada MB tit Itr ben toolt en:wrote toe the Laormala Weak sal h 0w rile ar "qmo..lation toe chid teas prompea—For Wear part!. airs apply to the ownree. M. T. B. WALKER. 1.14, St. beim eases . or to buy= am loom MusRS. NONZY WIORANI sad SONS' or sbetwelkyott, LAM, LINZ et mica MPS Is aOsTILAILL—Ine KIMMINS. Pon niZ er :ling O. Inn the non as MONDAY, felb ham% sI itsmaill. in Amor Alp LUCCOLSSIIIOI. I, Om ryas, 61)W .l arlAILITON. Clensmilsr len a al• Mogi taill Don Sot offs aminnon Ar WI down et panspos an Flaid lie "I MO; 2= B . a ssMaal l, aw d r agli Il an Sim la" ininkollidwan — Inonms II lallin - Trionle an anuni tram= I* flonian inidni lut onnains tion, sod Saiiimi4lns nos UMW 's ? INMAN 00301171110ATION to V V WSW TOSE 111rosi. 1 11he LITICILTOOL. NSW TOIL[, rod PIULADILPINLI WIZAK4OUT ODEPANY MOM Irmo Wow Obomollpo id tri e Orelletairla nillant loompoo sod doopaidok so WIZILLT LITI2IOOI. 1011 Xi* TOR& all 01 Weems&AL Jaa. IL IDINIOIOOI. Wellmwilf, Jaw. 114 ETNA, Worsoodly. Ja IL AAA way swooroMas Worworlac. Wt. Plalles. ld. IT. sod 14 plow* orissdrog IS dr wow osodosioio Foroord gomoopo d soloses, loshollos ~ llSu seseed. tooomporo tor Moods NM Oho WolOoro MY* WNW in vary advaloOmpoos lonoo.—For brew priligukas MWILLIAM ISMAIL IL Walsw4oo4, Wawa or lo I sad KAM, 0, MN 011110.004 04. URITIIIR and NORTH AIUIRIOAN ROYAL A. tun ems son. .imptsylkg as AdimbabLvie Mesas UT/MOM mil NNW eed beataa TOOL esd MSTON. e$ Marts to all N Sallisa. or ease = m te Arab end reselve soft pale, red peemmem The a MOM eal mein pmemprs awl t Noketf =OS Thig MIMES sr sUrst gossip ors rurksistod to all Iggsk Ilmemsb, MOW N Os* Se maim Me alit: CU:OPa. for INVITON. tbasedog. Jemmy U. •A e 114'4, for NM YORK. tatirley. Jaa • Taking pasarsgers sod kneel kw Maws aid Harem to be trutalarred at !g... York se bawd Me NAIL& [wk. N I Al; A HA, tog SOISTON, IteMsdsd, Jaw M ham mem toetedlaualmerre IS. s.d greasiose. Garet slug N keens srin Ikagbas, skid alk: sued'ebb% MI. To Now Tali, slid colds. MI. able, Std. friar » Ildihs. Iteetee. sod Now Tait, fa pa INS sal l pee mil prampi-.4 te S. a. Pond. N. UM bissaog= ter: N Owl% M Ms•fik sod risco is Is . G. lad am Nwebodwowildeg,_ G_lmPoly bean 3. N c. DMZ , eatetwes; we D. amt C. estar. Ann-drat. DUILLIPPS, MAIMS, PHILLIPPS .a. .111 derekli IM eaderuerrarg trader ormarris irs for WITTRIDAN sad Ur BIM Ur mom% forl7 'Mural morrag, frog. a Ike Tower, Pam it he MUM re rowL iforraday V eini er= her lisnrolews. Tim : LI, sod lea -gsANrd.MI. GOTIVIRVILO. time CONN/Wry, hrrr7 he IMO/. prorp, ha, well sr 'a Usile i r u M all=or is VIM ard ][ a °= frank 110 el,001), upon personal to NO lime io= Iserimer. as milf lie ft= NI" ..4 -4W4_ l".4 4bssi lua Xgr NAT I I .4" : " PaL. lbinibery, 11103. BOWL Sea TZAR'S FRMVIMIn for tito promotion Dammli AVAAAAA—Dr ti A.MAt Oil. • preener mad biamillur al lbe Ink bawd all premise,. Mild LION, fee • sollema bloom to the saw =rned • mama awl IA mew sod mak. Odes* am heel Ise Whig • toatt4llle Nahum el le dr teeW red la Ste Wadi. Ilke =malty tlereseleme thate s =ll see Ity Whim sod the el theme Maim Mae tee • o•l•brlty lmi =lied. sad moist SOW elimetat mad reasealla peauda—add b y A. M i rmid Oa" llateemill=hd Dirolog mod pan hmma-11111 tar .Ilmillmede eigals'irrawgilwin I L cum la erliat ranks wr So INA MII al lair Mamba lq lin Darlsa l It MLlabli= 4 ol. 10 M. Ns. Mradal bra lualmarids *ma Misal etioli ... ie az ir will thwaauras al •Mara. iisas t amil s Os la the tolkarlaris—riam as = lia . 11abrq it L. mina :—" Mr . Ilaaiii sea sear ea my hat ~al Mr palla."—• Akaarrare. M. K. We low a ram earrarapa =Wig Mr. kaatarM sal am essemosell law" Obores. W. Illegiabesil liposimi. A NEVER NAILING REMEDY. A Ils. 101C/ITS 11= 1 :1 LIVE& I Plit I = MMO coy lisieuelf al lim d wlil le MEd 111111111111Shie be a war Om ma lbw rar dge Nerilia isl e==lrlr IS I el = ejet allik isd go a wake sil IM Ow im Inly ••••111•4. art Ma la labb opmain• arl to dm Mom& lb& Graft appalas. pima& NM bow — &a blob saner eiblim—bald by V. II Alsmosinal. -' by mat driMala. & beam la. la. IL 110 me l• ask kr Ve. Ma% Mar NM Um • lb. beriim en • Wm" pa& wimp. whig " wore taislieW sairanna as sa• gimp. BUCHAN'S SUGAR-COATED SARSA PARILLA MLA —lt Is • well known feet that rm. MS' Is the griaiwit mien at the bleed in the world. Keep Ten kind pa" the bowels revise, sad dity the doctor. Thaw Mb strike et Ihs not at each disemes, awl en tor the eon ad =those' lasidesaid to now wawa. sad child, ea she Ida, isidiseetkeas baler. leer, sad sawn& wwwlthawla =ll W 4111111101% ilkssosigss , pans N the headrehea ewe thweeda sad even eel earn by et She WI" trbatneted penatralks, old dderlessW Ind solssllll7 liess. — Psisst Mahar Ware- Woe, Denansettree• Oaderealesei• Lulea. Wlrsiesls W On. Ts. Irinkirdemit ssdl trim i~IMe. /eke ls Waft la 10.. sad Ha DR. RIOORD'S 1881E01 d LIFE mama misksel SD Or meg Ns alleals ihallsrel an sim ll lolless Is kw vulva Mos Is Ispsialis posmola. pi essisSollas sopc i llsii Is in.W. mg* MI IMlMmaimg. M IL. mr few be Ha- a ta=i li gN palsy ss ressisi rsolitissest doom Ind co.. UK Mime. most immika-Mm. TOMTIT COPAILINK—Copaibs sad Cubebs ow an doobtlas tboi tor riocolbr lei lbw cot of • Moire tree sad caw. sisi amiss Misty mess. cod palrie dictator*. X. Mom liss naderidi Wee arab* Wimps* ads=dilif ▪ to Ids Copribe W boi adopted by tits Pirl AZqr ll 31116:= Wit dm a ilismad Olds NM. sod da Ideds• via.. IL liseadd4 swv. sod IL Posikabresw% la w ism el Mom Um( hired. sad Lim Mat. " laseWs. Ilts isdnidds, 'WA is la Wm el • demob • son Is OW ism date r i nTedt et = 6 " .. Mosdw ; free lir Pik ▪ si.—acisaav, mars Amid. Ilediddidis amts: l Sis Ms IL Quad% Pails; sad di CAUTION.—WATIEKEWTON and BROOD= racermsand Ila• pare to bar tir Orr ear aludad as es Wake= ram Odd and Para Gar; r maid a j os , kr= =Adair ma WATIIIINTON rd and all arllchas manufactured b Was, aus add ram lab =at M Irt sainsfacturera' prior Illaarandar. 11% II W.C. Arm mar al arra sad janalkey are la Cl. see.— isa l r l alL Tlna eatabralmar dam at II la the mobs ma ea Saturdays at I. MIL MILES' (AMID WEBB ILIUM) TM *UMW AND WAIT= MOCK kr lbe WandAmma Tzovi Vi AROMA Ida Ts am made awl nal, he Tamme imams VIM i l la S ". .0 1111.1. Inammodymildrems INA, anoat i =4. VIS1110•11C, Yd wimp Is oat emamembal wait ay poem Immilakat mad aim tabs la his mama ERTABLZBELD Ma 710117111. T. M. M A RVEL d MECHANISM. LL KEVOLVING MOP 111 ONT.—The calyresolving Shop l la the world may he seen /800 say taw beaming so. sad Sp.m. at It. 1108111 sad BONS Ina& 011 1 01tDAT1tECT, center of ILUIT4III.I2II`. The " Illustrated Weekly News" Was otiose Oie arose me mity le the Mechanical Ane : It to to the street pmernser W appeenoes eta i t plate-gLeee window, with genet interecdout peening In hoot is inlaid with enemata tiles, sad the two are fitted with divan plate-Oto which doable' or selakease the quadielageler canine& The tee row U such It um be WOK posmall • Kellbea i l= mut as s pesos No alp Inolnip. The idols Me • serf 188818 5185 Nam 511884. fiesdels eit 11155 Mien. manilas mats an pandier ed n sae feedlot bet a owes& Om et ea lispeolous mechanical contrirence of this Wen is set golly =ad by mere description, end must be seen to be woe . As far as the spectator can observe, the window some to realise the conception of perpetual mottos, sad berrying moods soddenly stop to contemplate N. Man- and tON, Merchant Tailors, Hata Makers, Woollen Drapen. lateen, Busters, Boot and shoe Makers, and General Outfitters. London Houses: City Otabilehment, 151, 15(1, 137. !Morns 85, 88, Aldista thifeedatreet Branch, net vjy, 505, New Orfortietreet I, 2,1, Hendren. Totterdmosoart-roed B 117, lla Tetteuham.eonn-rOad .gtl ae t 4.10114064. Country Istablishmeets: 01•1111•1 d and Bradford. Tortilla ATIONAL EXHIBITION of 1862. rialWilegiet ALMANAC, with highly.daished and accurate NNOILAVINO cd the saagalhernt structure for the INTEL NA17011•L llHllrrlo. of 1801, isay be had, prratte ee t4 NOM tad 601.beafteeeds and Isagoake Tailor% Enloe. Arspie. leak *akar, sad Omni (AM We. r: . r: s.w: City 310alaildmi1. 114, 163, 114 UT, torla ; 30, AldgM'. 0113344131011 M s 07,106. New 031•441/0 assil 01 — TA3130411063. Toc3maimokenl M. Taftsalswoooo.oo3l: 166. 61 Fwd. THE AFFAIR OF THE TRENT. NEW VOW. Dec. 24. (Per Europa MI guessMown.) The steamships Edinburgh and Amigo, with Eu ropean news to December 12, were intercepted off Cape Race on Deo. 21, and their news obtained. The steamships Australasia and Persia, bringing European news to the 15th inst., were intercepted off Cape Race Dec. 23, and their news, including the intelligence of the death of the Prince Consort, was telegraphed. The steamship Teutonia arrived at New York on Dec. 22, and the steamship America, after touching at Halifax on Dec. 93, where she left despatches for the British fleet,, arrived at New York at 11 o'clock on the morning of the 24th inst., bringing the European mail of the 7th. Great suspense continues to exist on the Trent question. The Washington correspondents of the New York journals furnish the most conflicting statements on the question at issue, so much so that their accuracy may well be doubted. A very gene ral belief, however, has gained ground that Mr. Seward forwarded to Mr. Adams in London, one week atter the seizure, despatches interning the British government that Captain WEltersebed whined in structions from the Federal government ; and as it is supposed this information might perhaps modify the demands made by the British government, an impression prevails that Lord Lyons has delayed the delivery of the desp atches brought out by Cap tain Seymour, Queen 's messener, in the Europa, until he reoeived further advent from England dated subsequently to Mr. Seward's despatch to Mr. Adams. These advioes it is supposed may have been brought by . the America, which arrived here this morning. The general popu lar feeling is undoubtedly extremely hostile to England and to the demands of the British government. There is no doubt, however, that the surrender of Messrs. Mason and Slidell would be accepted by the public as a necessity of the position the Federal government is placed m with reCto the rebellion. i l following letter from a writer in the Philo delipAifs Press fully pourtrays the feeling of many Amencans on this subject : WASIMICITOS, WIDI3IIDAT, Den. 18. England knows she is strong. This is our hour of weak ness. end she may make it her opportunity to strike. She can now be arrogant and insulting, for new her arrogance and insults cannot be repeated. The northern coast is exposed to her large and powerful levy ; oar towns are not fortified ; and she may bring desolation was our people and our manufacturing interests. AB this s h e knows. Her armaments are large and well appointed; her army his been increased almost to a war footing ; site is prepared to throw large bodies of troops into the eselera mad northern portions of our republio ' • Gana& is nod with armed men ; and the frontiers of Can ada are simply so many pnisese. Our commerce is at her mercy. In the Mexican Gulf there is a large British Beet, which could render our newly pined strongholds on the Southern onset untenable, and moony plish the destruction of the brave men et Port Royal, Hatters, and Santa Bose Ldand. She may break our blockade, and entirely nullify our expeditionary operations. With the Potomac vir tually blockaded, an Mumma army under Beauregard is oar rear, Waatiington would probably fall. With the Citempeske Bay open to any eat; that may choose to enter, with • disloyal population in Maryland, with endemism aim the Virginia and Atlantis coasts, llegiesd could preelphate • fearful series of diameters, sad perhaps, with the aid of the Southern sissies, tarn the bloody tide of war upon the Northern !Metes. It may be, in view of all these pave considerations, and the sd ssoessities of the ease, that in order to avoid a war, which could ouly mad to our 4Scomfiture, the ad ministration may be compelled to concede the demands of Wand, and perhaps riders Messrs. llama and Slidell. God forbid! but in a crisis like this we must adapt our selves to stern circumstssoes, and yield every feeling of pride to maintain our existence. If this contingency should ever arrive—and I am only speculating upon • dilemma:de posaiislity—then let us swear—not only to ourselves but our abildres who came after us—to repay this pearly, in solent, sad cowardly power with the retribution of • just and fearful Tempest*. If England in our time of diatoms makes he,eelf our foe and otters to be our 'amain we will treat her sea foe, when we can do so untrammeled end en. msemeed by another enemy. If we do concede the demands of England, however, it will only be because we dare to mush this rebellion, as • duty we owe to mankind. It will be bemuse we prefer to maater the great evil, and do not wish to be alienated from ourduty by an international and comparatively unimportant quarrel ; it will be because we prefer netball salvation to the gratalloation of any feeling of national pride. It will be • great act of ealf-deeraL But whoa we cane from this rehellioa it will be with a magtaillosst army, educated and arpoisad, sad with the seam of this wrong weigh* upon those ; is will be with a eery competent to meet any navy sepia the globe. It will be for us, then, to remember how Zegisail was our enemy in the day of our misfortune, and to stoke that remembrance • dark and fearful page of her Watery, sad as oared memory in our own. At the annual dinner of the New England So ciety, held at the Astor-house, in New York, Deo. 23, some of the speakers referred to the Mason and Slidell question. The following extracts from the speeches of the Hon. R. J. Walker and Mr. Everts, the president of the society, give some idea of the popular feeling on this question : Mr. Walker did not advocate war with England, but if England, forgetting a common language, a common race, and a common history of liberty—if, forgetting all these things and all her alleged prin ciples of thirty years, she shall make herself the ally of that power which has derided all—then, if we do not fight her now, she will hays sown the seeds of an everlasting hatred, and the time will came when the flag of the American Union shall float victoriously over every sore of British American I oral. (Loud and long-continued cheering.) Mr. Evarts, in introducing the next regular toast, said that, as president of the society, he would re nark upon • thought suggested by some words let Sly by the hon. gentleman who had last spoken, that he was decidedly of the opinion that if, to this MAO= quarrel thrust upon us by our haughty sates., there was to be added the frown of our jealous mother, we can settle the whole family quarrel now very nicely together. (Great hilarity and applause.) Mr. Seward, who was unable to be present on the occasion, sent the following letter of excuse. This letter is dated Deo. 11, before the receipt of the European advices on the Trent question. Department of State, Washisigton, Dec. 11, 1861. Dar Sir,—Pray present my apology to the sons of New England for declining their invitation to the New England dinner. My duties here allow me little enjoyment of the holidays. If it were an Old England diaper, instead of • New England, feast, I would certainly strain a point to attend. I would like so good en opportunity to attempt to show to our cousins across the mesa that there is no material benefit or morel inflaince that can accrue to us that will not else incomes the prosperity and peatnen of Gnat Britain, and that every disaster that befalls the Gaited States is also pregnant with suffering and sorrow, NOM or later, to he bomb, Greet Britain. Express my wernamt acksowledgmeate to the committee ' and believe see ever faithfully your friss& (Signed)l Manias H. Sawa= 11) O. A. eteleos. Seq., Aator.lvere Ms TEETIL—Ia Mr. ISKELL'S INYINTION (feast paated 17th My, lead evaral taillearrAble slluus hal or arcs, ta t sub ea. rid alma say tabs ybee front las el shearyties et WNW Shay adl seqpillre the substitutive of a sew lambs (whit& the mow sea eat* apply„ sad the teeth we as amoveeMe eat abeam es at Oa, thereby Nodular thew wad ter lle• eat assreastat with the after maybes of the dentist. 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Os No Tisk d Z with Now Guises sad its lids; yJ A. IL Wail% PaCia It has shesdy been stated in the Express , that the news of peace or war with the United States moot well reach us before the 13th inst. We pointed out last Monday why it was not likely the Europa, which strived yesterday, would bring the all-important news. We have repeatedly men tioned the* the longer the delay . the more chance there is pesos, because the intelligence which every succeeding steamer from Europe carries to America ie . cakulated to induce the Federal cabinet to decide in favour of pesos with England ; for this intelligence will show that cabinet the determination of England to go to war rather than have her flag dishonoured, and the vast preparations she is making for the eventuality of a war, and it will also show that all Europe is on the side of England in the matter of the Trent. The Europa brought one piece of news which is of very great importsnoe— via, that the Federal cabinet had not decided for war when, she left, and that General Scott had arrived oict . in the Arago. The veteran soldier is retin the Federal States as the Duke of W was in this country. There can be no doubt the General came to Europe to promote by his leficienos and talente the cams of the ' North. He arrived in Paris on the 24th of ' November last, and there is every . reason to believe that it was his purpose to remain in Europe for some time. When the news of the Trent affair reached OD the Seth of that Inonth, General Booth thPry contradieted the rumour that Captain is had acted wader instructions from the Federal government. Now, if the general had I approved of the act of Cap taini Wilkes he would not have been eager to exonerate the Federal government. On the 11th of December, only nineteen days after he had arrived in Europe, General Boott suddenly and unexpectedly left fit the United States in the Arago, and it is nu to believe, under such circumstances, that tr i went to America to counsel war. The French d taking the part of England In the q with President Lincoln, was dated on 3rd of December and it mud have seared America by the December, if it had not before in the America. Everything, therefor', tends for peace. When the Europa left America the Federal government had received intelligence from Eeroue up to the 11th December, and the despatch from Earl Russell could not have been be: fore President Lincoln officially more than two days. Now Loral Lyons' despatch could not have been deli vend before the 22nd of December, and the steamer Niagara should leave New York on the Ist inst., and will reach England next Monday. It may be asked why should the Federal cabinet, if disposed for peace, not have given a final answer immediately the ultimatum was officially presented. We havealready pointed out why this should not have been done, even although free l a n ughhalneoln and Mr. Se bad determined t to give up Mason and Slidell. It must be borne in mind that the Ame s:Man populace, at the first news of the daring and seceemful act of Captain Wilkes, bad been wild with excitement and applause the finding two of their most mischievous enemies disabled. The I House of Representatives and Secretary of War were almost committed to sustaining the act of Cap tain Wilkes. Some time was absolutely necessary, therefore, to give the American people an oppor tunity of reconsidering the matter, to disown the question of the legality of Captain Wilkes' con duct and the propriety of going to war with Eng land for the sake of keeping Mason and Slidell in custody. Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Seward observed from the first a wise reticence in the matter, and are consequently free to act in favour of peace whenever the proper moment arrives for declaring themselves. It is to the credit 'of the Ame rican public that as soon as it was known in the United States that England had considered its flag insulted by the act of Captain Wilke., and that reparation was demanded on the basis of interna tional law, reason resumed its sway over pas sion, and the matter was fairly and calmly dis cuesed, and no desire was expressed to go to war ' with Great Britain simply out of bravado. Our belief in peace with America is based on the unin terrupted expression of a desire not to go to war with England ever since the demands of the English government have been authoritatively made known in America ; by Congress determining that it was not committed to war with this counfty ; and on the reticence of President Lincoln on the subject of the Trout, which has left him at Biddy toad in scoordanoe with the dictates of reason. The impatience of the people of England in ex pecting a decisive answer from America is na tural. We have been spoilt by the electric telegraph. We can hardly imagine, used as we are to receive intellig' sues from thousands of miles away in a few minutes, that it takes six weeks to' send to Washington and receive an answer. It is this impatience that makes us so easily gulled by ignorance or cunning. Thus, the Times, the lead ing journal, declared last week that war was almost certain, because Lord Lyons did not send an answer to the English ultimatum by the Africa, although the slightest consideration would show that Lord Lyons could not have had his despatch more than twenty-four hours when the Africa left America. Hence also the belief in the canard published by a leading Paris paper, that Lord Lyons would leave Washington on the MO ult., if he had not an answer to Earl Russell's despateh, although when this canard was published it could not possibly have been known in Europe whether the despatch had reached Lord Lyons er not. All doubt, however, as to a war with America must cease in a few days. To-morrow we shall most probably have news from the United States up to the 28th ult., by the Jura. The news by the Jura, up to that date, will be merely tele graphic as she sails from Portland, but on Friday and Saturday we shall have full news from New York, up to the 28th, by the City of Wasigealla and Teutonia, and on Monday next we shall bays full news from New York up to the Ist inst., and when news from Europe up to the 14 th, and per haps up to the 18th, bas reached Amities. THE AMERICAN PRESS ON THE DEATH A meeting, oonvennil by tM Foreign Affairs or TIRE MACE CONSORT. Committee wale* la imummem IS Xamie, limbs ID The New York press generally make but little = t tseag e4.l" le h tfirstr=l 4ol M oo comment upon the death of Prince Albert, beyond isi m ee dh r ni, a d bmwd, imallfyintimiamawboll lbw giving his obituary. The Noe York Times, how- b r iiik - s a g e swift with • fro Mnn,e„ overdiaatlia following remarks r-" The death of The emmitm were E ePsls~n Galli om T o Prises Albert is without politicalsignificance. we . 101 . __ Wm. Gad Gaon i old Mend might, indeed, speculate upon the possibility of • Iris vas ruk ban lAA Ifeldvo m& domestic calamity of this ohmmeter diverting r birmrsx. Parcor.--Own Illimurra DAY..—Ttrin. momentarily the attention of the British public „v, j Az. 7. _, L a i d o k a , se la p ms ma, gAgg 12211.° from the war topic, but let us rather follow rev*. sums iisinb, 1447; Wei vinous, 4.713. THE 4ALYILIC4LII DIFFICULTY. The foil • mernorials in favour of referring the American (if it suss* be ollsormies s pa t o lled= arbitration hmsi just bow ferwertied to Lord from She eerseey et Obensegamt—lrsea the imilepestient cengregstiss as Iftwirawas, Omer ; hem the at lOom, &mem ; from the sm. Plik a a t Zan, SWIMS j from the emir,- At Castioelsest, firr same ; hoes the meow gathniat Neeniveismeed, eiremses ; h hem the =et Telbeired, dremesem; em the eassjez i at Trinity theesi. fimaires ;fro. Ihe eenpissi al Bethany,liwenesa hem the Commtess et Zmitimadomb empensties, Swarms from the Calviehlis mellesillsb of Marron ; from the Calvinistio imamate el LlesimmiS ; how the Chlvinistie Methodists of Llarythearythea ; horn the Calvinistic metho dist' of Babell ; be. the oomeregasional "hermit at Lae ; from the coogreptional char & at 4 Libellee, Xenia tom ; holm the imenniestiomel ehoreh at Borah, Nor- Aston ; from the Oti,Little mistbotible el Merritt= ; from the Caballing methodists of 01W p a ses em the Oalvemblio 'methodistic of Ghia ; from the at 9 pd hist ad z aw the inderndenemmareM i nf u rt a sti hem the from the indrpsodent megregstism ew r T. =.; t. the al ors at kni hem, the imdimmdent esespepilem at IM l6 l a fterethe hidspenisek megimpliem sd the Timm Osemegfrem inderemdemt esegenplina limemeedeld, Napa; hem the Indeginelemli anpigellem et fast, Ifeatb; from the *glint isiseendent megrepiiiim at Noah ; from the . airfoil', eastbodist emegreiedem, Nes*: from the baptist oovirmemtiom, Nis* ; hem the coogrosatieeal charch at Oremsfom ; hem*. temsgrepalemel eirereb Wero,Aberefon; from the esirldmisl rhumb an Tribenh, Absalom ; from the swig church at Oadle, sent. Swarm.; from the oompegational at Itroyelbasit ; from the bowl emarens eieh Wasndanal &weir erbrydd from at Brymteg; hom the the a iM - ch ; altureh at Isegise ; hem tee Weide Weiler& ..111111111016 NAVAL AND MILITARY. An=user, Jut. 7.—Psoiarriogo AND Ammer -3,ll2lTl6—Ste&Offe H. G. Pilaw, cd the Simeon ; Hofte,of the Carneesilis ; R T. Read, of the St. George ; S. E. Daniel, of the Weser ; sad W. Mb, of the duds, far Navies in the Blaaer. promoted to the rank of engi- Min ; W. Hainilled, of the Vigilant. promoted to first dam whisat taglaser ; .19a, of the Alg i ers; W. Castle, of the Alecto ; T. H. Horgan, of the Queea ; and J. Hellholes, of the Heady, promoted to acting engineers. Acting Seeond Clam Aseistent Engineers J. J. Rose, to the Cumberland. and lent to the Formidable ; R. Suther land sad D. B. Keener, to the Asia, as supernumeraries. Amistent Clerks : E. H. S. (hid, to the Royal Adelaide ; L. G. Hodder and J. Carlisle, to the Victory. PORTSMOUTH, JAS. 7. H. Majesty's sailing frigate Calypso, 18 guns, Oaptais Frederick R. Yastrow, arrived se *goad this morals( from Mae PrOffo, sad boo received orders to pro ceed tozesomaward to dimealde sad pay ati, laving bees is commando Ler appoints& tiro. This Ramos, El, error corotaa, Captain W. 0. Ohm bark* oiled yeaSerelsy ter the eastward, to pay of. CHATRAY, JAN. 7. Admiralty orders have been received. for the whole of the strew gunboats at this port sad Sheerness to be immediately brought forward for the sewed division of the seam seem and each furnished with 100-pounder and 40-poaader A rustroor pivot rue on the tipper ~doee~r. The depot brigade of the Royal ArttUsq, staticeed at Eihsernew• has been augmented by an additiou of MO sea from the divisible at Worley, with a proportionate number of oaken. A tarty of upwards of - 100 sea have bees despatched to the school of penury at filleaberyuesa to go through • CAM of iestructire ia the use of the Artist:rag gas. previonely to seberiong for kaolin eervis. Tits Las COLON= BAThD Sure. The an nomosomest at the death of this distinguished Indian cam, whielk reaches us by telegraph, will be received (says the fleetenies) with general regret, but with special sorrow by his massfriends in this neighbourhood. Colonel Baird Smith yea t he son of Dr. Smith, of Lorivracle, and was married to the second daughter of Thomas De Qu lncey. lira Smith has, with ;her two young children, been for about a year resident in this country on account of the climate of the Fast being unsuitable to her health. The ' same cause, oombined with his recent arduous labours in travelling through the famine district& of India, and pre. paring his very able and elaborate report thereon for govern ment, have too seve for the strength of her hus- band, who has proved been cut o ff i re n the prime otlife, and in the midst of • highly maul, honourable, and sumerful career. Oolonel Smith's services in the conduct of the engineering operations of the sky at Delhi have bees dwelt on with much praise, as diepleying alike high peofeedonal skill and the moat complain devotion to duty. He was a C. 8., sad one of the sidendereamp to the Queen. SPORTING INTILLIGISOE. BE TING AT MANCHESTNR.—TtrimAy. NANossersz STEEPLECHARR. 6 to 1 oa the Yid (off) WATERLOO CUP. 16 to 11 0 Wasalbalas 20 a 10 1 Pooslortios to 1 modusitta 25 to 1 Itake• oomitstioa 2A to 1 WWI 25 to 1 lamrissitunablika 25 to 1 Olooissioles asoloolloo 25 to 1 lord Low& zonlattion Voile 07 Its. GIADWONII To Konfirotos.—lt is ameba (ma Sas &claim') that go Claassaar al th• diebeque IrM aria Is Alialiargli as Thseaday cc early us Frio* next (mhos • preire= ty inottarae al paths Istrimre) pooh at bit sa= X Lard NNW.. Oa Ihiliehly XT. Ohdebete h te like part fa ths pier Amp el Ihe smug areettic th• Ihmlevieest hasselelles - ter the Itubespil Oherik el Soot hed, at Ade the Date d lheeteult paid% tbd at le meld ea the ems dey the Wag et the r=tee• a hew eginspd immth is LAIL A report we brought up from the special °eremites to whom it was reined to otheider the mathion involved in the °entracte with per ammonite end the Oarburetting Gm Company, and report to tho seem, stating that Mr. Person, the City soli of ator, bad written to Mr. Gray, the chairman of the Ot# Laid= Gee Company, stating that he bad received the newest from the smeltery of the Goa Osrburettiag Compe l / a:k m& had peppand a theft co n tract for the approvel - accordance with the terms of th eir former ountreth isa tTtender, sad modified by the resolution of the eciathithet if the earburetting proem should be adopted it should not subject the gas (=mosey to any risk or cost, and asked him to forward to him the name of a solicitor to whom be might send the draft for approval. To this Mr. PISMO received a latter signed by Mr. Gray, the chairmen of the City of Loudon Gas Company, stating the' he had soosiveil his letter, sad tither* to his request that he should give the name of a soliebor to whom he might send the owatmot, * begged to my dist having repudiated the Mr: Miler. the eserotary of the axe pmw,imil made with the themiseiswine of Sowers, be had io directions to give hemse bunny jest The report stated theeintheththe eletionwhinose the com mittee recommended that tin - kW: from Mr. Gray be re ferred back to them for eseeMeirs&Mat that they should be empowered to mesh. thd accept a from the Great Central Company. The report gays ries to an &nimbi diermnion and was finally agreed to. A muneeial eildressed to the Meer of bills was Lid upon the table, oompiaising that the Great Central Gas , Y thin mike to paellomeet of their inteetica to bel.g is • bell for ea ememinewt of the Om Consumers Ace of 7861, had not complied with the standing orders of geelimesat Olathe einlion of Deputy HAIIIIIIOS the memorial was agreed to sad Awl A leiter use reed from the Chartered Gas Company, siding than the athenitiou of the diesesis of the company Whom dears to moth resmthe 'Allied la the Tines and etw paps's. me having been made by scene of the mam bos a that ewe% amerting that the Clartered Company, aelembed lay • "few • et the earbureltimg process, bo a eatmed into a conspireey lab the other oomparthe against it. Oa the eenkary, it dated, they had tendered for the simply of the grainy of gen for the pablie lamps which might be masked fee the process, end had assisted Mr. &opined, tie theithria of the Carbuneting espedli Companted the in perfeethm ate rszliethery aperients, mad °barge ern , OP LONDON HOSPIT CHEAL NOB DISEASES OST; The yeary si meeting . the governors of this as charity w h at th e Leaden Tavern yesterday; the Right Hoe. the LORD ATOI in the chair. The following tithe seheteresset the report of the nom *gm of mensgenseat " The number of palish; reredved into the wards during the past year has been 4* imaldng with 57 cases under treatment at the eeminsesenreet of the year a total of 488, being 11 more than Ire year. Of the patients discharged, 372 have received mere Or less material relief, and 35 have died. The meter numbeo'df On-patients resident through out the year Dm here 57. or an iemease of 9 es compered with the avenge of last year aad the total number ad saitted opening of thio ward. in 1365 has amounted to 2,013. The number of out-patients admitted to the benefits of the charity during the year he. been 8,711, showing the large increase of 986 en compared with the re turns for the preceding year, and making _with the cease previously admitted a total of 71,129, width have received relief since the Mediation was astaiblished ia 1848. The :area weekl es atten den that r e during the g a t: m hos been 1,000, imoneve n mes we t I. the Ihmces lent rm t2 the charity. Thu been re year was commenced with a loan of 1,6001., sad I time has been since roosivedi la donate; 3,9371. 7s. • ammil subscription, 1,8511. 12e. lit ; helmets, 3311: ls. 11d. ; from sermons, 1931. les. 4d. ; sad from incidental 541. 10a. 9d. ; making, with a sum of 3101. 18s. 4d. s is= an the Ist e Amid* • betel incense of 6,4821. Gs. 10d. The ordimey sclependiture of the year bee emanated to 4,7251. is. 114 1 and the loan of 1,5001. has been maid, together with lOL 15e. interest thereon, making .total armed mpaadsd of 8,2031. 16e. 11d., sod living a balsam Mhsad of 2351. 9. 11d, The following legacies bare been received during the ear, via. :—lfieetese sebum from the late Rev. &Am H ' 2001, from the ' Lee liemri lym asusdon, Esq.; 901. frees the late Andrew Demise, . ; 101. from the late August= C. Evan., Lee. ; 41. te. li el the HissAntelis Ofles Chubb. and 101. feeds bee Nies Mariam' limas. There have been also enema web at 1001. from the Gloms' Company, 50 from IDs Hest and Wilt India Efock Company, and C a rrels er treeless of the Chohnoodeley Charities. Them is ea necessity .for Moreesing the amount et the annual se, though forming the only per mmeal Moser of itstiteden, they amount to saircely ems tbesi eaehhird cd the memal espeoditure. In cowe rrd lite layer number of out-patients attend he hoed* Dr. legman wen appointed assistant- Ehrknon , inisteal to the eoefromatioe of theminual court, The last annivanlST, festival wen presided over by Henry Edmund Gurney, Fin, ~ the tremarer, wham the collection amounted to the large sum of 3,8411. 17s. sd. • The institu tion has suatained &severe loss by the lamented death of his Royal Highness the Prises Consort. Asa petron and bene factor his Royal Highness had beta sesociiited with the charity almost from the pedal id ile fire' establishment, and had gives many prods el the deep Mewed which he felt in its welters. Oboe the_hieglisl at the Vietoria-park was epeeist', and within the the_ Mate of siren years . , the out-patients relieved by the ebstily.hem taiddphed is the ratio of nearly one hundred per amt., and the number of applications still continues steadily to Onerous. A large proportion of these reside in the City and In the poor and populous district* of the east of London, a conclusive testi mony thee the hospital has been placed just where it was meet needed, and that it occupies a wide field of bens volume.' On the motion of Yr. GL=, seconded by Mr. WARM this report was selopead. The Right Hon. the Loam 11Aeon then moved that an address of condoleme ha prearielied to the Queen on the death of the Prince Mee" oia active e stron of the charity as be was the friend of every institution which aimed at alleviating the condition of the sick poor. Romer T. Femme, in seconding the motion, called attention to the fact that the first stone of the hospital had been laid by the Prince Conical, who bad always actively supported the institution. The motion having been agreed to, The officers of the chanty were thanked for their part services and re-elected, when the proceediage terminated in the usual manner. The Bishop of Chester intends to hold his next ordination, at Munn', on the mead Enoday is Lent. Kuala 1& Candidates for ordination on gat day an required to forward all their pepsin oom4o, on or before Wednewlay, Feb. l& to Charles T. W. , Esq., Chester, his lord eltip's moreoasy, hem wbors aernmary information and laserwitione m• be obtained. Ms RIC FATS= DALT Alen ate Bressor. —We rad in an aztracedlnary endos et she Oakes, Vindicator, published on Moody evening i—" There ha. hews °Gadder. able excitement ia tows to-day. At twelve o'clock wank in die pariah eleareb, the Diebop (Dr. IrEvIlly) preselved a I=d ike. inspronive arm& 'lb. clear& cm crowded to Ns lowered apes Woregroption to mini their ors lesdnees, sod lame As inenagesseet of solider tied seeks% tie bialys se lies obereis. lIMs bad a great Wad as tbe opowair astir. held at Eirrocorare at two o'clock, tibia kited bat • dent time. Nora sun of poi tins or lames attended oroopt tie obak_Nr. Back% al Dassollabl. Memo , allY el the •11 1 11 dims* are is favour ce tie Übe% end lima ratber b q for sot baying enballtbed to. his ouraior. Faber Daly, la ssaantood,iralaiesaltoßeata Two companise of sal. is,, _from Mama, sod wady all Use pollee of the eeee ey, attired bone at too o'clock. There Now so dipolithos ais eb a pee e e t she mole to otenealt a best& 'te tb. pease. Th e em itemeletellibe ail war Is • dar n : a irs like lake, biased the ISM popular pitiable fa *