The Express. — London, England, 1864-12-10 00:00:00

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IPPI7 1 k, at 800 I. se. pe▪ rl 4 w • - • - .att. tide • 90 3d- mop its • , 7`... est I .,ir Pa ;no *Os • • • . • •Zo • Ire .; • .0 C-, it .•:.:3 a o. a al • • Iddl • • ': ' • La the it• • Rt. w - ' eh D... • • b•by • 1.11 r t • tt, t. lc • near • • • • • I Ne fN at • • . -------- No. 5,723.1 LBALL PASSENGER LINE of Li PACK RI'S for AUSTRALIA from Loudon direct. "Ist Tonnage. Dadra. `To M. Sydney Dial/ } 2,500 Nrw) Flying Clout 2,500 rrhi et 0+.... 1,800 IJnAshuiuugh .. I 2." Jw I , gIIII , IA 2,50 . zoo • • 7.141 , 1). ,elowstid line of packets have, by their punctuality and ean.r.l a world.known reputation, and their pes o scosamodatioa is utnurpoined by any mods afioat.—For nerectiog trelzht or passage to Atuitralla apply to batNaLiverpool ; all Agenta tor the Black L3r aid T. Y. ILACILAY and Co., I, Leadanbalktreat, IL. India Dee. 10 K lodla Dee. 10 K India Dee. 23 K India Dee. tit IL India 1 Jan, 26 Z. India Jan. 10 .W 1 FROM LIVERPOOL VO OR . QI7II2HETOWN TO RW RA: 3 LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA LITRAM.SILIP 00}EPILNY liit•nd des ihor pa-powered Clide4Halle Iron Mawr StasmAidos. ratst•l States owl; *"W FROM LIVRILPOUL for NEW YORK. ITV Jr IPS DON, Wednesday, Deo. 14. T%A. Wr.lntnisy, Doe. 21. 1.1,L.S BUM. 11, Wednesday, Dec. ffi Amy serf Wednesday and every alternate 8•2414111. „ Ks weeps tu the mall steamers emery Ww.inse4aL 1.17 sad 21 talon; &mottling to the scoommodailom y the isua.hirs steamers, 13 guineas. lanyard pomp lamest. Including all prevldons cooked. Paanengses tar __ she name States. and Brttlab Colombia. booked through „ M T .itantageons rani.-1a Wait portioulare aucly so i nl ay i Nye N, Waterearest. Ltvorpsoi; or to YIYli A MAZY , Y. Las it>alam siK Clq. 'HARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH AItI.RICAN ROYAL. MAIL BTRAII-8111111, appointed by luarelty to tall betwees LIVERPOOL and NEW Y ORK LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the &Poe ships minas `..f.t to lend and Moire and mulls. The , other teasels ere appoin to sell tram Liverpool, art to we , ve the . A, for 130sION, Saturday, Dec. 10. KEEAsi•II. ter NEW YORK. liaturd!iy. Dec. 17. passengers and good' for Nassau rad ifireSeirali. to Aterred at New York subject to the permission of the authorities .41 board the 8.11.5.5. Corsica. 11. BOSTON. Saturday, Dec. 24. Paw , moody, Including ateward's fee and provisions, bat eines or Hylton :--To Halifax and Beaton, chief cabin, v....NA table, 116. Te New York, chief cabin, L"_6: flB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, LS sod 6 per cent. primage.—Apply 0./7. B. Foord, 6!, Old iftreet. London ; J. M. Clyde, Havre, and 12, Place de la e, Ives: G. and J. Burns, Buchanan-atreet, Glasgow D. %la:leer, Queenstown ; or D. and C. Mutter, 6, W We- IILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and !lewtektbv tindennents99e4 tleit-clus atouners : MitiffEill, the BATA VIKR, every Beady moredne, !Hl:adage Tier, at 10 a.m., calling at BleekwaU foe 11 a.m. Yana, LI no, Cl 10a., and 17s. and the awry Thursday morning early boo a the Tower, oal.llE.li, one of the worth German Lloyd's steamer', •NIOWI, SCHW A LBE, e•er7 Thimmiar morning ter yereinthiei, at 10 am., from llorselydroma and truce can at noon. Faros, L 2., AL and 10. io.TREXHI:I4O. the I.IINDLI.N. Dee- 14, from Horrify foys. 4:4 s. and 425 r.. _ _ . trehes, pommy" Ate.. 1 at Case ln't Pit!venal Moo, t,ucua W.. N . to PIIaLIITIL OttAVIIS, PHILLLPPS, 11. Roo4l.lane. RC. :EMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns wick, and Ceutral Ger.uoy. —One of the North Gerraaa One tint class scree' steamers A DUB, 110 W 6, or 11.1i2 will be despatched hoot Horselydown. *eery us moraine weather pt rmitting'. at 10 a.m. cabs at sill Pier Hr passengers at 12 noon. Pares to Sreaarna Lt a.l return tickets, and A 1 Ms.—Apply at CHAP mai Amer. Regenbeirens, W.: or to IPI.IIIS, GILAVSII, cad Co., 11. ltocsklane. S.C. PERIAL OTTOMAN BANK. .TICE IS HERYBY GIVEN. that an INTERIM DISTRI \ l y way of loterest up to the 31st of December. ISM, po..hare the limit allowed by the stabiles) will be pay -1 the Did January, 1865. on the paid-up capital of the I he coupons. No. 3, of the Provisional Share Certificates • , leposami at least eight days previously, but wall be a and after the 11th Inst. Forms for leaving the • can be bad on application. a Agnat e % Ba-balblings, Lothbary, mber 9, ISM. E IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN GAS COMPANY Limited). Ineeepoested under the Computes Act. VOL Capital 1.34 0 .040, in 14.000 shams of 51.36 each. First Issue 7,000 sham on application. t I per , hare, Yid 4 on allotment. with not Mo mooed sie psi Share, and at intervals of not ism three swaths. at the rate of sin per cent per annum payable half will be allowed for the tint twelve mouths, whilst the i are being constructed. DIRECTORS. WILLIAM EWAINSON St:ART, Director of the Bombay '..mpany. President. Frederick Beaumont. Royal Engineers. Frederick Director of the Bombay Oaa Many. Fronds Dobson, Eact , Director .of the West London nulvrt Maldenhy Wet - worth, Esq. (of Clayton, Shuttle. and Co.. Lincoln and Vienna . Y.mnig, Liu . Director of the hank of Hindustan, China, Japan; and hominy Gas Company. (With power to add to their number.) SALEM. London—Merin Smith. Payne, and Smiths. %lenlu—L lipateht Yu. :•=l.i—Measrs. W. and H. P. Sharp, 9 Gresham-house, Old Bnud.street, E.C. vsilts—Meurv. Thomas Hawkaley and Son, CR., 30, Great George-street. westminater. •EDITOLS. Cash and Edwards. Public Accountants, 13, rokenhouae rl _am Marshall. Secretary of the Bombay Gas Company. Benzes—Lewis 11. ilaalewood. laq.. 7. LothberY. LC. "'Er Mit I. V —Junes Milne, Sq. Oakes, At, Kiug.street, Cheapaide, LC. PRCKPECTLA Company is established toe the purpose of lighting ha t loans lb Auhrta with aaa_ _ fulnht, which ure under offer to the Company. lava !bees obtai 0,1 for thirteen towns. ['winding several liviter xes, as well as some manufacturing towns, forming centres titre Moneta One of the towns Is already lighted. and Out .4 another ere In progress. The Company have under :nation concessions for other important places. are for terms novae frost twenty.five to rt.ve yews. st cured on (arcurable terms, and giving the :re privilege of manufacturing end selling gen both foe . pitva.r use, for the whole terms of the concessions, at average at an exchange of 11.60 Austrian enema; pve I.ooe intik fort Ktalish. _ _ . estimated for erecting complete works hi the different s corlance with the terms of the concessions, are con !!> the Coupeal's engineers as moderate. and the con : nor lewd thirron will. In their opinion. afford a very sa ri ret rn uvb the capital to be expended. The works wlrsotage of every modern Improvement, tending r.tily to riduoe the cut of proilisolios, sad to decrease L sr rte of the districts good gas coal Is cheaper than In Lon the srvrsge toot will be matter tOt. per ton. • careful • t .turtnaii coal suitable for making gas has been made •• !loner, tiaef of the chemical laboratoey of the Imperial ••• ...ley. and the result gins an average yield capable •".•I;ey e•entstriron with that of good English gas coal. ready •irnand for eke and tar at highly remunerative ' for We of which will materially Increase the profits of the bo•uirable for the development of gas In Austria. •••:0• ••iel inhabitants generally being desirous of •• . t:.• I••tter ano cheaper light of gat for that of oil • • • D. t•••ros already lighted have pr..ved the mode ' • ' ; while the estimate of probable consump • • C exceeded. • 0 tvod upon a well.considered calculation of the .f. Itrutoptiou of gla and moat be greatly Increased in •f• u thy al‘..uitagee of betting by gas become more , oftes,,l that a set profit of 16 pie cost .111 • •t vt.th e work* are in full operation. i• .••nipanies pay Rood divideitds, varying ; r , prr immure : and the fact of their shares ;;• I. ;5:, ..f from 54 to 100 per rent la the beat ,• • ::. I t., h r •ale and Rona leirrititletiti. ' I 11 , ;lesiralile, that the Company :% , ("Orthillpf to the laws there, as a • • .ar.spno,llm(t Malted liability here. —•_: : I, en fa* rally received. and a c laic a:ready Lean applied for both in '' hem: trade, the deposit will he .‘ t. :111.1,1 'Aar, s he allotted than ' • ho niade available towards the _wd the balance If any returned to the •• • re f. mi ..f appl.cailoa for shares may 1 4 oa t • • blokers, aul:citora, and at the unts of BILIOCS and LIVER P ••• f r. • prepare.t without any me r r i c j ol 3 l2 •: • re' •pe of lir. , ^ott. will he found taralwilge • • us al. Lacer complaints, indisestion. • e )), of the eyes, rte. For habitual • f volt) ape!, ht medicine, and ea a purifier of ) trot) t I,e.bot . ¢lld In their operation and •' • .a l„ thsy create appetite. promote digestion. ' system.--Sold by W. L. ). and by most %.t. 1n . 1j41 fie sure to mk tor Dr. +u , .'l,. er il.s genuine an Ina mnare peen ' .;:me) Fran" en/travail on the stamp. k`TLEY COOPER'S VITAL RESTORA ‘. ~•• •I t•T Sleur, HARVEY and Co.. mamma, • • I .1 at their ',Wend. H. W.Titouth . plus. Le.-suY,t-park,Looslosi,W. , • . t post extra. b•NNEFoRD'S PURE FLUID SIAGNERLI o•iriba %trebly -fiva years. saapballksii7 us he 1. • 0...11. al protestion. end .alters l 7 acoeptiat by t = 1 !.- 1,, .4. rni,dy f. , r acidity al the titatma,h. heart ' o!.1 iniileettion sod as s mild aperient • .hit.t..tt.i.s. more especially fne ladles and . • I .r..,. t•• a elate of perfect parity and of saltness . .111. and , I yt. se. Howl-street. Loa • soi, aL respocuaile clicialata throughout the world. BENSON, J. W. , WATC H and CLOCK MAKER, by warrant of appointment to H. L.H. the Prince of Walea Prise medallist, elms at. and honourable mention, class Ll. Manufactory, 34 and $4, Ludgate -hill, London. Established 1749. BENSON, J. W., Maker of the Great Cloak for ./.11 the International Exhibition of lagE sad of the Citron*. graph, by which was timed the Derby of 118 E 1110, sad WM, and of Wets weenie of precision for the eamearansed of Hon -113 and St, Ludsiat•-bill. BENSON, J. W., begs to invite the Nobility, Gentry and Mho to his Yetabilshment at Lossigateh4 which having been increased in else by the addition of two houses in the rear, is now one et the most extensive and richly stocked in London. MI and IC Ludgatehill. BENSON, J. W., by the aid of steam power, improved machinery, and workmen ot the highest skill, enabled to supply any donriptlon of Horokgical Machine. from the natiel eapeuelve to the working ma's autiatautlal tbuolutoper. sod 14, Ludgate MIL BElffiON, J. W.—Hie Workshops contain an seeking ataß el workman, selected tree the beat Lenten bourn, atm hem the ateliers "1 hawk , sod 11W111111 , Land. These are employed net only la the man tare, but In the RHPAIR of watch's. - 33 sod 36, Ludgateddli. BENSON, J. W., for the Convenience of his Numerous Customers, bas opened BRANCH BSTAB LISIDIHINTS at 99, irsetbournegrove : 166, Tottenhem-eourt road . and 67. Newbutoa-oaassams.—Maantutory 33 sad 34. Ludonthill. Istablished 1719. BENSON'S ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET, free -IL/ by post for throe stamps, contains a short history of horo logy, with prices, sad enables those who live la any part ot the world to select watch sad hem it mot Ws by post.-33 sad 34, Ludgate hill, Loodoa. EEli SUN'S WATCHES.—" TM Movement., are of the Mood quay whteh the art of horolop la at present eapabie of product "—Muetrated Load= News, Mh November, left—if and M. Landes. RI MOON'S WATCHES.—" Wehave selected for enemislog Uwe of tOs watch PM, de p artme n t large satiety Is exhibited by Yr. Benson To this of art manafactare Mr. Benson has paid especial attention.'—Art Journal. Augp* 1851.—Pa sod it Lodgatabill, London BENSON'S WATCHES.--Chroootnetore of the Jewelled biome itality of ablek the szt la M present capable. I, dram gold mak ofas fan. bunion. £4B saver calm £34 sad CU 10a-13 sad Ludaatabill. 14ENN SO'S WATCEM.—lndependent Centre- Aar woods, tunable for modal, sporting, or 4414otific gontlo• men, jowello4 la 10 boles, to boat died stem* goL,I Icaw, /.33 laver awe, SAL-3$ sod 34, Ludt .bill. Saab ed 1745. BEN 8 ONI3 WAT C H ES.—Centre-woonds, Jewelled la 8 holes, double-backed gold eases, CB6; giver owe, 435. ditto, dik las make, &Ai& Sala, gold, LU. silver, LlO sod it. Ludiatibhill. Established 1748. BENSON'S WATCHES. —KeyIess Mesbauisau applied to the lever, sad other movements of the highest quality sad finish. Bold eases. ; silver, 4.28.--113 sad 34, Ludgate-hill, Loudon. Established 1741. BENSON'S WATCHES, on Improved Principles JLO of the lever escapement, chronometer balance, hardened aprlog, timed sod adjusted like a cbrosometer for hot or cold c gold oases, ..s7 sod gto.-14 sod ae, Ludgate-hill HENSON'S WATCHES.—The Lever Escape -3., vomit pontoon these advantages : great strength, mods/s -ties of price, and capability of bearing much hard usage without derangement.—SS sod St, Ludgatwhibl. listabliabed 1745. HENSON'S WATCHES.—Tbe j-plate Lever 1.1 Movement, Is very fist and compact, consequent spot' the balance being lowered thus avoiding the thleksess of the tun plateS4 wat Ludgatch, in wh hill.ich the balance m placed ahoy* the plate.--SS sad , e- BENSON'S WATCHEB.—FineIy-finished f-plate Lever Movements, compound Dilute, ewelled, &e open face. tiold cases, Mze for gentlemen, CM . bunters, £26. Myer eases, xl2 : bunters. and St, Ludgate-bill. 114ENSON'S WATCHIEK —Lever *-Plate Move. LP sent, jewelled, Lc., gold amok dee lee gestlesses open bee.l7 ruses: hunters, 19 'Swan Alm ors. 10 pulses . Mates. 11 sunese—S3 sad 114, Ladoe44l3lll. Islablisbed 1749. BENSON'S WATCHES.-plate Lever Move elsemeat.Jewell. te., doubled gold mew open hoe tor getuloweit, 14 Wass . Suites, 1.1 palms. Slyer, 9 guises.: bunters, 10 galues.— SI sod 114. Lodgate.lllll. BENSON'S WATCHES for Ladies, embellished with beautiful spearmints of the designer's sod eograveri WWI, with lever movements of the finest description, gold came, U. Is. lb, 18, 23, 20, and SS gulps:so—SS and 3e, leseepte-halL BENSON'S WATCHES. Full-plate Lever Movement, Jewelled. strong double-beaked gold eases, die for gentlemen, open face, 10 guineas: hunters,l3 guineas. Wm, 5 guineas . hunters, G guineas. -33 and 34, Lndpteldll. BENSON'S WATCHES.—FuII-plate Lever movement, jewelled, gold came, dm for gentlemen, open face, 12 guineas , hunters, lb guineas Silver, I guineas hunters, 7/ulw v. ess.-113 sad 34. Ludgate-11UL istebtlihed 1711. BENgb/iTI — WATCHES.—IruII- - piate — LVel• movement, finely ankbed, strong gold eases, open face, lb guineaa bunters, 4.42. barer cues, £7 dos . hunters, L 3190.- 31 and 34. Ladgate•lull. Established 1749. BENSUN'S WATCHICB.—The Five-Guinea Wear law Watch is Mrs strong and stoat, a good Iliac keeper, and suitable tor all dames, ead warranted. In hunting CliMel. six guineas - Si and 34, Ludgate-WM lelaiglabed 17se. 14E1180N '8 %V ATCHES. Horizontal and 1.." Skeleton Lemma Movements. These 'vetches betel made by the best workmen In Switzerland, and ezamined by skilled artiste hem are recommended fur maindnem and pod Clow keeping-33 and 34, Ludo/A.lllll BENSON'S WATCHES for Ladies, richly decorated gold eases and dials, by celebrated artiste, hori zontal movement& warranted, XS Ba. £lO 10a. its 13e.. and £l3 15a.. really baeil tul watches-33 end 34, BENSON'S WATCHES.-The Ldp's Five Gaines gold borlzootal watch, ouch admired for lie itairt applesauce, earviceeble. and ksepiog good time. A tboesead cog be Warted troce.—SS end 34. Ludote4llL lfaiabilshed BENSON'S WATCHES , — WeII-finished liori- Mani Movements, Jewelled, &e., • compact eat watch, In d uhie.bottonted silver canes, adapted foe MI classes, warranted. Open Inc.. £9116. : hunters. a 3 sod 94, Ludgste-bill. BENSON'S WATCHES.—HighIy finished Hori zontal Movement, jewelled to 4 and 9 boles. Open face, 4.3 Ss., i.e ta, and AS 54., Dusters , G 134 . 44 144.. and a. 5 Numerous others In stock. -33 and 14, Ludgate U. BENSON'S WATCHEB.—Skeleton Lever Move meets. highb finished, jewelled, gold eases. Open lace, Lf 8., LIO 10, and Ale : Hunters, LlO 10a . £l5 end Ale lea-33 and 34. Ludgetniaill, Loudon. Established 174 e. B' WATCHES.--Bkeletou Lever Move. nee% jewsd'ed a sound. sersiecable watch. Silver eases, open Lank Le 4a, A 5 3a.. and A 6 de. . Hunters. SA 15... L 5 lea, and SA Ma—nand 34, Ludgaintull, London. Established 1749. BENSON'S WATCHES are sent free and safe by poet, In answer to reasittarnes, to all part, 01 England. Scot laud, Ireland, and Wales , but It sent Wind's or ths Colonies as la charged for postage.-33 and SS, Ludgate bill, London. B ENSON'S WATCHES and CLUCKS.—Every watch or clock eoW by J. W. Benson, being examined by Walled workmen, m warmuted to be la sound condition and goo 4 gulag order before loarto 4 the mannlactory.—Ludeate.hilL 3ENSON'S CLUCKS comprise Dnoviog room, 1 illaine.recws, library, boil-roues. hell, staircase, bracket, carriage, Arleta:l, chime. medical, night. astrobowical„ regu lator, shop. warehouse, wince. counting-bowie, &c.-. 33 Nei is. Ludgatebill, London. BENSON'S CLOCKS tor the DRAWING "-, AMY, from drsigbe by the eminent artists Lomat, G. main Mos, Prather, tt own, Hurd. Villeme. salatiu, buroafee. Comolera, Jeangou. Felie. Carpe' t. Erna, Bowel. Oge, ♦ubert, Moreau, Privet.-33 and 3e„ Ludgate hdl. BENSON'S - CLOCK - 87- - Dra Wing-MOM Clocks, rlehly-gUt in every variety of shade and colour. and orna mented with fine enamel,. from the imperial manufactories of &Iveea. from La* to V:2 U.-33 and 34. Ludgate-MIL 14ENSON'S CLOCKS for the Diuiug-rooui, in KJ *very shape, et)le, and variety of brenne—red. green. copper, Florentinethousand can be selected Grem, trent 100 giunena to 2 guinea/ —33 and 34, Ludgaie4llll, London. BENSON'S CLOCKS, ainougst which will be found rare tnarbks of black, rouge antique, Sienna trEgypte. rouge tent, nielechite, .hit., mate, irfPeuttnr, firaea trUe. green, griotte, dbcoter, eloboater, lapis lazuli, Algerian out', Californoin —33 and 31, Ludinitebilk ENISON'S CLOCKS, in Marble, are Orna mented with bawls organ)s of enamel le the richest and moat harnsouioudg id i ondies colours, giving them a charming appsareace. From 100 0. g u in e as. sal 34. Loilgate-hill. - - 12ENSONS CLOCKS, in Algerian Onyx, which, 1.1 trove the traneitiecnt beauty of Its delicate tints, was eo much adept:v.l in the Eshihiti.as of from 60 guineas to guincaw--33 and 34, l.adaate•htlt. London. Egtebinaei 1'49. I,IENSON'S CLOCKS are made in every Variety _LP of Wooda—eandal. walnut, oak. maple, mahogany. Wadi, rme, sad numerous others. and ill every shape, style, and pattern, from 4:20 to ell 10.-33 and 3d. Ludgate-hill, London. BENSONS CT.ooKS.—Bruozes d'Art, Groupe, figures. statuettes, cases. Usti, candelabra. flambeaus, de, to accompant ever) style of clock. forming suites or p DRUM , de cbennnto s —33 and 34, Luagattrbill, Loudon. TIESSON 'S CLOCKS.—Au Illustrated Pamphlet of Clucks, containing numerous sketches and drawings of the warinos kinds of clocks, pto.t free fur two stamps. Clocks pa, ked free of charge, and seat to any part of the United King dom.—SS and U. Ladgate.hin. BENSON'S CLOCKS.—J. W. BENSON begs to rail the attention of Shea. my. Arc.hltects. Committers, de.. to kb Mess power and Improved Machinery for Clock making at the Manufactory. 33 and U. Ludgate hill. BENSON'S CLOCKS for Cathedrals, Churches, Chapels, Town halls, Pub& linft•ltngs, Market& &nook. rectories, Post-oases, Railways. Nobles. and every description of bending, sad for cosornentorstionv —SY sad 34. fteliste hill BENSON'S CLOCKS.-J. W. BENSON will be glad to Walsh cetimatoo and specincitlons for every doscriptloo of borolustcal machlbe, especially ccathedral and pan lk clocks, chiming tunes on any number of ban —Ludgate-MIL BENSON'S CLOCKS.—A Descriptive Pamphlet on chow b clocks. containing a variety of inforrestion post fn. for ow stamp-4. W. W •tch and Clock Make, to his Royal 1114b000t the Plinco of Wales, 3.1 and lA. Ludgate-MI. LONDON, SATURDAY EVEN: COMMODOR.E NUTT and MINNIE WAHREN.—Tbs celebrated COMMODORE NUTT, the 'wettest man living I 10 years of age, • lathes bleb. and weigh. lag but 24 pounds, having concluded his famous three years en rriat In America, for which be received from Mr. P. T. tI e UM, the manificsnt sum of THIRTY THOUSAND DOL- Lela, bat the honour to Inform the public of London that he will stake his FIRST APPEARANCE in the Old World at ST. JAMES'S-HALL. Piccadilly, en MONDAY, 11th December. 1064. aniseed by the wonderful Miss MINNIE WARREN. sister of Mrs. General Tom Thumb. Hie amnilast lady of her age in the world, 111 years old, 24 inches bleb, weighing 19 pounds ray— &Bachelor and Belle of mature age. mid more than usual Intel ligence, and weighing, together, lass than an ordinary child of three years—ltaturs's emelket Milos of he choicest works. This Ma couple will give TWO LEVEES DAILY, at S and 8 p.m., le • most interesting MELANGE of BURGS, DANCES, DUETS, an, including Commodore Mitre celebrated Mona, the Dreamer Boy, Sailor, Patrick O'Pogerty. tre= Drinkard. Stump Speaker (with ten changes of costume), Jim Crow in the character of a crow) and his wonderful feats of naWdWtattoo. Re., end Miss MIN NIE WARREN in her notiP. Daman and Duets, appearing In three different ccetwast at eask Levee, hem ber costly and magnificent wardrobe. There will be • Change of Programme Meech Levee. The magnificent Mb drawn b four o f the Smallest Ponies in the niature Coe world. the whole b y Present from General Tom Thumb to Commodore Nott. attended by Ella coachman dad footmen le livery, gill convey t 0... Mile won ders between their hotel end St. JamegebalL Admiteion, Is. 25., and Sa. To be obtained at the Hai • few reserved stalls Se. each. p Mader tita loan ot ball peke to th• to, to, sad Os. ima rrHZ OXFORD.-OATTLE SHOW WEEK.- OHMIC AIM ENMA—Oseie Opera. b 7 J. Ofienback, la eneaseeesore of Ls great swam. Will be repeated NVERT HYMNING. Director, Mr. P. Josetbataaa Tbe VAIIBANB, all other araDabla taleel—Adatisidea Am. means end balcoey, ls. ; private boxes, 10e. 60.—The Oxford and Cantarbary Hall Oceapany iLladted). MUIIeIE'S SELECT LIBRARY (Limited). teribeee to Al odes Wormy are respectfully informed that arrangements s andaseln bens made with the leading Pub lishers foe an LUMP abundant SUPPLY. daring the Sea. eon. et 111 YORTHOOMII46I BODES of raeritand general interest. Revised Lisle of the Principal Wort at present in circulation, and cataloger of Burping sorer withdrawn tee We, at greatly reduced prices, ere now ready, and will be forwarded. poetage free, on applicatiou.—New Ozfordetreet. London City Mc*, 4,./Ling-street, Cbeepeido. L'ORTNUM, MASON, and Co. have received lb* supply of else ripe STILTON CHEESE, fit for trams dishes ase and country presents, York and Westpballa Hama, Strasbourg Bacon, Pula Ores and Perigord Pole de Thom, Yorkshire Game Ples, Boars' Heads, 11.1161.11 Carlaft, 02 111111 Reindeer To n, Lyons, Bologna, and Brunswick Sausages, Sardine., Welsh dried Salmon, and a variety of oomestiblee for the breakfast, luncheon. droner, and supper t also Cham pagne and light Wines suitable for morning and general use, ball suppers, In,; likewise Wine, of the choicest vintage, bqueurs, fa—Portia V. &zebrine, ISt, Piccadilly, W. VARMOUTH BLOATERS, io Season from JL Oct I booed of Dec. 100, 5.: 1,0 0 0. 3.s6.—Forwarded, upon receipt of reoiltioook Iby PIEDR. IsAItSISY, Goat latotoutiL LONDON CARPET WARICHOUSZ. .1.4 WAIVE and lON, l sad 4. 04301:101443T11CT. W. BROWN BROTHERS. - PATENT CHAIRS sal 0017CH13, Barrack Irsmiturs, Think% Portear Mau; &a, at PILICIF OONSIDERABLY RIDUCED. ir;Z. PERSONS FURNISHING will end CUTTING'S IRONMONGERY 6sTA BUSH RENT, WI, OXIORDSTIERT, a convenient Rouse. Elects* plate, nickel Whir, superior table cutlery, tea trap, baths, toilet vete, fenders, Are irons, moderator and pars*n lamps, noel MIMS, Ire 'nerds, tea urns. dish corers, patent vrelo wahines, U., wrought Won, and copper kitchen goods. ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new invention. Bo admirably contrived that a full butt, as well r amble err, may be raised or tilted on It without labour or trouble. Its action la ao impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid field by no porbility can be disturbed. , Puke 95., 110., 145., to wilt r, V. and to gallon casks. BARLoWI3 SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No ',ohne, required. No non eat beer or sour erne. Price ht. dd.; ditto, toted, epply direct to JAM= SALLOW, patentee, 14, I Wllhametnet, Msßaloh-bouts. See that his name and address are on even article: all °thereon lourions intatlons. Y4SareriOßl gratis. Estahlisred I,SO. TIi!MOST OBSTINATE OYSTER is opened th surprising facility, without trouble, cutting your hood. or manillas this delicious Ns, by using BARLOW NEWLY IN VENTED OYSTER-OPENER, prioe Ss. fAI !AIM BARLoW, Inventor and Manufacturer, 14, king Williarn street, Mansloa-house. Itagrartogs gratis. CANDLES. -PRIZE MEDAL. the PtaARAM Matl WL—Adopied by ler Ilajistea Government tee llUary ack the original mannfactidon and holden of the ISM Prize Medal. caution the public against any spurious imitations. Their blot is on all packets and bona. Aria by all dealers throughout the Wholnaleand ter exportation at the Works, UPPER HA LAMBETH. LONDON. 8., when Mee bag be obtained eekteratal Ebbed lierviae Soap 'rabble DVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, GI. per lb.; A perafliss, second paraillne, la. 44., sperm, is. id and ls. 6d.: fine British wax. :a Sd.. transparent wee, Is. 64.: Belmont wax and sperm, la German wax, Is. M.. botanic wax, la : composite, and the best, Icid. ; metallic for Palmer's lamps, 8.1: magnums, 84d.: moulds, Md. ; best Cuba oil, to dl. per gallon: yellow soap, Ye., 40a, 445., and ti per Iltlbs. : mottled, 46e.: old brown 15 Indoor, ls. 94. pee : common brown Windsor. : white Windsor. la. 44. C: 1 4 4 , la. 4d. ; glycerine and also Ise per bar—for cash, at Y. P. DAVIES aid SONO' old established warehouse, 611, Igartidolaize, Londoa. W.G. Wre INTER OVERCOAT& Gentlemen a invitee to Inspect the NEW GOODS at HAMILTON and ILISIPTON'S, Tailors and Overeastereakers, 106, STRAND (appals. Rater-hall!. BOYS and their CLOTHING.—HYAM and Co., 66 and 6r. Oslord-street. W. The Ent Establishment to ths Kingdom for every description of Boys' and Youths' Dress. The following Garments my be .•]acted in all Fsbrice, Styles. and Slam : SSa. to es. New (Style Overcoats and Capes. 134.6 d. to 11s. Little Boys' First Ca 15.. 6d. to 11. Knickerbocker and Ostsoeea Suits. 3.1 a. to leis. Moe, Harrow and Booby Sung. 64. to Va. Boys' and Youth.' Jackets. las. 6d. to Hs. Boys and Youths' Vega and Trousers. Department for Boys Hosiery, Shirts. Hats. Caps. Outfits, dtc. Provincial Branches: itimainshivoM, Pl. and PA Newolrect Leeds, 41. Br:grate ; Lod Dewsbury. Waetgate. WHITE and SOU NDTEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction, and to health and lo.nevlty by the proper mastication of fwd. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or PEARL UK:ill PRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients, la of inestimable value In preserving and beautifying the teeth. strengthening the Rums. and in Riving a Pleasiikt tragrance to the breath. It *radicals tartar from the teeth, removes sputs of incipient decay. and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which It Imparts a pearl-like whitenese. Its invaluable pro perties hare obtained the patronage of royalty and the arum *racy of Europe, and It to universally in 40 repute. Pries b 9d. per boa. Sold at 20. Hattemea.den, aad by Chemists and Perfumers. Ask for Rowland* Odunts. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and most useful Invention of the day, AG l'A AIiARELLA. Helm JOHN HOWELL and Co., Three Eiug-court. Lombard street, Loudon, perfumers to bar lialesty, respectfully oiler to the public this truly marvellous geld, which gradually restores the human hair to Its pristine bee—no niatterst what age. Metres Amarella has none of the properties of dyes. It, on the contrary. Is benetclal to the system, and when the hair Is nce restored one applicaUon per month wdl keep it in perfect colour. Price Cl 1.. per bottle, or In half bottles, 10s. GiL John Gosnell and Co. have been appointed perfumers to B R If. the Princes. of Kelm—J(oElN trOoN ELL and Co.'s CHEEKY TOOTH PASTE I. greatly superior to any tooth powder.—To be bawl of 41 per tamers, chemists. and at the manufactory, It, Three King-wart, Lombsrdetreet, London. L.AITUE.—The LETTUCE contains an active IA principle. the Latucine, which possesses all the soothing propertiesof opium without Its dangera.—Mr. U. JOZY.AU. F ouch ehenitst. 49, Haymarket, prepares a syrup and a P.', of Initue or lettuce . highly recommended by the Iledical Profession for colds. asthma, bronchitis, and all chest affections. NM. Is. Pate, Is. led. and :a il. rite. by post, la. St 1. and as. 3d. THE COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Forme sad dosesst Books required soder the above act also all other Mods of Simonet Books, ebb every etatioorry re quisite for Public Compealos, the Cosuelog•hougo, Le sup ppßed is the beet terms. hinting ot every deoeripMou. ehars Cartillestos Swayed aed Bruited; deals do. saved sod ezeemlied. ash sad nat. QY. Bleetetrool. IC., sad Loathe-bridge, 11.1, Just published. price L. by post for seven stamps. RIMMEL'S PERFUMED ALMA:CA(2K for tott% beautifully illuminated. a pnity little present to friends abroad and at home. Sold by all the trade.—kimutel. Perfumer, mt. Strand . and 24. CornhilL \. B. Early le therm ber will be published. math above 200 llhatratloos, " The Bout of Perftmes," by Eugene /Unmet PARLIMIV(TARY PRIVATE BILLS.A.II official list of the " plans" deposited at the Private Bill office hes just been issued. The number is 461. of which 336 are new railway bills. Neat Thursday is the last day for giving notice to owners sod occupiers of land comprised in the books of reference, and the 73rd instant is the last day (or depositing petitions for private bills. There are bills to be deposited without "plans," and it is expected thatths whole number of private bills will amount to nearly 600, of which railways will form the principal part. Last year the number was 501 The deposit of 8 per cent, on the capital will not be required to be paid for some time. Last year the deposit money exceeded six millions. In future warmots for deposito will not be toads out to " third" parties. A correspondent of the Edinburgh Daily Reties. roporta that the Dean of Dromore preached the anniversary seri:nom in Dossghosore Primitive Methodist Chapel as the 13th all [NG, DECEMBER 10, 1864. PROM Liffri 31TGHT8 GAZIIIT& (WAILES OP 1110LIOVOM AHD NTIBTAXII IPABTIOULABLI TO 112 OITAJID AT TEI OFFIC2 OP THE CHID 12011112111, 001122 OF lintzurrier, laitalllni.l.4lllll/t.] SAIIIKATIPTS. ILDWIII MMUS YOUNO, GreenwkW, photographic artist, to sur render Dec. 19, at 1. Jul, Unkann Noble-street, at Luke's, insurance agent, Dec. 19, at 1. niece 709211 SPOW, Chelsea College, rptired lieutenant-Cob:mei ni Ms Indian Army. Dec. 19, at it Asia's IiMIVILY. Alleoppebuiklings, Back road, Bt. Georges-in. Outlast, boarding-house keeper, Dec. 19, at 1. Hussy LODOBt hunorde-row,lallogion, tailor, Dec. 19, at it SARUM, TATIAM, Upper.marsh, Lambeth, farrier, Dec. 19, at It Florii an 1.11108101 *MAU, lelsabetb-terrace, Liverpool-road, watch jeweller. Dec. 19, at 12. RDwaian Haug% Myrtle-cottege.New Hampton, omnibus driver. Dec.ll, at 12. 610111 Hatbox, Basingstoke, Haute, builder. Dec. 19, at 12. J AMU Yuoli, Lsatherbead, pew:ober, Dec. 19, at 11. Jam= MOOD; Green-walk, liniguel-street, Bleckfrian-road, wasteentith, l*c. 19, at 11. JallES Fir/semen, Norwich, sawyer, Dec. 19, at 11. HOIST 1.0811140 W, De Beauvoir-road South. clerk, Dee. 19, at 11. Inerun 00211101, Cable-anwet,Whiternanel, baker, Doc. 19, at 12. Cluill/no bowies, Devonahire-grove, Old lent-rued, commission soot, Dec SD, at 2. Brant Terris, Brighton, and Bottingdesn, Susie; draper, Deo. 10,. at 1L JAI= W2..2 22A151, St. James's-road, Holloway, traveller to a warshoneamaa, Dec. 20, at 11. ABhllll /411,1,0 WALTIMS, kit Alban'splace, Edgware-toad, publisher. Dec. 10, at 1. 'cal Four, southamptou, watchmaker, Dec. 20, at 1. BannAinittern, Jewryotreet, City, drysalter, Dec. 90, at Juan Haiti HAnswoaTii. Milton-street, Cripple:gate, tallow abandloit, Dee. tt. at It Err um Item. Cambridge, emu amehant. Dan It at it TIMMUM OlAnkliArt, ke el-s keet, Walworth. joiner, Dec. FR a 12. J unit l actitrt. lower-read Deptford. dalr) men, DOO. 22, at I. BONI= Duce& Argyteotreet, Zegent-streek and briber. grove, Heittult-town, tailor, Dec. 22, at 1. Jultn TIDISZLIMILWahaer-roed,NottUtg-hill,painter, Dec. 22, JANES ILDIFAAD Kura, Ciareinuateurrace, l'entonvills-road, and Bedford-row, Holborn, atoorney, INc. ift, at 1. °lowa IllTegait, N symoathatreet, Hackney-road, compiler of tinkles to books, Dec. 22, 18 Fa2Bcie BING 11•12, llurrayeerset, New North-road, Boston, watch movement sealer, Dec. St at 2. Sonars Junes CHiusriate Mem Drat St. Helen's., City, and Layton. bees. merchant, Dec. 22, at 1. kohl? Health, jun., Botolph.lane, City, and Coal Harbour lane, Camberwell, provision merchant, Dec. V, at 2. CaaLL= SWAM WATSON, Llagpoletreet, kkigwaro-road, boot maker, Dec. 22, at 2. THuIIAS NO9B2.2%ollol2.4.Paddington,ebeenemmoger,Dec.ftatl, WHJJAis MADDLIM, Buston-road, cabinet maker, Dec. 21, at 1. Gismos Elattno, Brentwood, }saes, grocer, Jan. 11, at 11. 111.1.u.1i KILO!, Woolwich, smith, Jan. 11, at 11. ESSAY Ban IOLOVIA, liaanwhalletreet, accountant, Dec. 22, id 2. Quash WATaul, Strood, Kent, butcher, Jan. 11, at 11. iLtux Coot JCISTIN, Weetbournestreet, PlmhcO. plamker, Jan. .1, 411. /12ohl HifirrfT, Coventry, builder, Dec. 19, at 12. . . idealer, Dec. 21, at IL ONOkillt PRaae, littauuaDam, tobs,xoutst, Dec. 21, at 12. JANE Lowe, Jan., Birmingham. auctioneer, Dec. 23, at 12 /ICeliacil victualler, Dec. ii, at It Itoeortioara o N, Celetonle-Iloorlaud, Lincolnshire, butcher. Dec. 20. at 11. Ikese22 KUM?, seloeaed, Lincolnshire. baker. flee. 20. at 11. Loughborough, Leicestershire, licensed victualler, Dec. Bs, at I. foam ISlonee,lltcltaelatene.Giantorgansltire.grocer,Dec.2l,at 11. 11B.u.asa BaCele, Bath, and Tiverton tennersetsture, coach Ilium! N ALIDIUM, Balk strated bread manufacturer.Dec.2l,ailL Mama magi. Cheltruhruu, auoruey's clerk, Dec. 21, at 11. 4.3.11111117 . 5, &WWI. busker. D.. at, at 11. JQIIX PlLUUl,l.l•krard, Isc• naa4 victualler, Dec. n, II 11. Tuunaa XA. Balaton. Cornwall. balitkr, Dec. at tut. t AVMS (MOW. 111.Mtlea, Voltlishire, MUDS Merthailk Dec.2l, at 12. -• Dia'midi MAT and AIDu BUT, Choppards, Yorkahire, .t.l.leas cloth manufacturers. Dec. la, at 11. lapis bULI4WoIt7II, Leeds, china dealer. Dee. 19, at 11. AL2al3) hystrii JA4O/01, barcaley, mason, Dec. 1 , ., at 11. Davao' Wlturt aLO, Ycddlehwt, lf minas, Innkeeper, Dec.lll,at IL Jolla Lu.suisti, Liverpool, se uvreion dtaler. Dec. 23. at 11. 11 kW 1t =WILL Landadno, Caraarvotuldre, boatman', Dee. at, at It Yu/WO JuR)40111, Liverpool, cotton salesman, Dec. 23, at 11. BUSH &lAD, Lleerikal, provielec dealer, Dec. 23, at 11. ligiscUlas HAUL, N ttaa. tunk•sper. Jan. 1, at 11. CitaiLan N MB, Blarple,Chssh se. cotton manufactr,Dec.2o,atlL Jora larraiwoop. Ilanchester, calico priates, Jan, 4. at 11. Joull sintosCon, south Shields, sh.p °neer, Dec. 19 at 12. AMMAR 92812011, Nottingluisu. p'ork but;Mer. at 11. Wituast W AIM N'iUeuhW4 runtlorsish, butcher, Um. 19. at 11 THOMAS Juan, BlWnq btalfordshirs, boatmen, Dec. 19, at 11 /4WD cou.ar, &Woo. Staffordshire, hay dealer, Dec. 19, at 12. Gkoatia DAMS RLsLTI , W oleerbanipton, brewer. Dec. 23, at 11 Julie slum itakiton, hterfordshlre, von refiner, Dee. 21 s at 12. BONILIT ALE= Ipswich, corn chandler, Dec. 19, at 11. WILLIAM MUST TAT UM, fisrdney.Linconash..grocer, Dec 4,411. Jowl JulBl, Olyacomrg. Glamorganabire, grocer, Dec. 21, at 11. Janie Uawlol , litrkburton, Yorkahlre, fancy manufacturer, Dec. 19, at 10. WILLIAM UMW, Meeakam, Derbysh, bricklayer, Dec. 21, at 11. 1/04.11 JO4ll Battierstlsorpe. Northamptonshire, miller, Dec. 10, at 10. Josue gout. Clayton, Northazaptonah, innkeeper, Dec .19, at 10. It muss Mointsr, Northampton, cabinet maker, Dec.. 4, at 10. \Vitus"' Lints, Craiewall, iteretoNab., labourer. Dec. 19, 411. BENJAMIN Wpm, Rochdale. bookkeeper, Dec. 11, at 12. Dinar Isehstrolllll, Heanor, Derbyshire, frame-e uric knitter„ _ Dec. 4. 2111 - _ !aim — Deibyshir?, paltter. Dec.4l, as It JASILYII AJtreiOis, Dertiyalnet;, Unman, ' Dec.2l,atl2. AIMS JoatlS, New Radnor, carpenter, Dec V, at 11. Jangso/UFFITEIS, Old Radnor, mason, Dec. 20, at 12. WILLIAM HCOUNS, Ford, shropslure, butcher. Dec. 22. at 11. WILLIAM RoBIATIMMI, Worcester, hone dealer. Dee. 21, at 11. JiIItMLIM Jonas, Coventry, egg demler, Dec. V. at& Jaggs Vottaimg Wattao, Dem), cool dealer, Dee. 22, at 12. Clialuss Mamma, Derby, commtralon agent, her. 23, at IL ILICHAILD MAIPCM., Darby, dwindle net manufact , Dec. 23, at 12. Jamul Tam. Darby, eobacc.aust, Use. 22. et 12. Joan Boons, Barry Edge. Durham, grocer, Dec. 20, at 3. (Moans Sung, Yllton-nestUrasceend, commigtstois agent, Dec. 30, st 11 l _ Amu Surat& Joitases, Great Yarmouth, baker, Dec 20, at 12. Jets SCNTLII, Bradford, butter factor, Dec. 20, at 10. Juni MALTBY. Gotham, Nuttauhairmlure, tailor, Dec. 21, U 11. MABACIULITI Tfluaua, Lem* 'Ulna. Dec. 23, at It GIDAOIC Pt/Utilities, Burford, thou, butcher, Dec. 20, at 10. Joirrau CLLIIIIDGE, Neat Enakme, Gum, mlarr, Jan. 7, at 11. llaaa Ft tl . Boat Stoke, Nokia, cattle Jobber, Dec. 22, at 12. Bomar Start/. FtoTU., VOW), Nutia, baker. Dec. lot, at 12, Gitoitos Juaint, Witham Lewes, gardener, Dec. La, at 11. Jolla SVAJIS. 11averfordwest. tutor, Dec U. as 11 dealer.D7c779. at 12. Gnomon roMML, Leominster, shoemaker. Jam 4, at 4. Joscre Unctorts, Jun., Scseeinbe, Chestilre, saets - taot le • coed yard. Dec 21, et 11. Thomas Pawnee, Zothhery, Northumberised, late grocer, Dec. 10, st 11. Heat! LUJULIT, Hennaed, Herefordsh., butcher, Dee. 15. at 12. LASTEXAIIINATION& Feb. & J. Buquet, Casik-street,iewesteTsguarw-Jan. 26. W. Goddard, Stoke Newington-road, licensed victualler-Feb. & H. W. Ward, Jun., Seething-lane, City, appraiser-Feb. 3. K C. Naylor, Besinghall street, woolstapler-lab. 3. E. Martin, Old Ited.read North, Bow, Inciter match maker - Feb. 3. W. Locke, Cardittitionetrests, Ilsarpsiead-road, pianoforte small works maker-Feb. 3. It'. 0. Balls, Wellsetreet, City, tailor-Jan. 27. J. W. Marsden, Berniondseytdreet. Southwark, assistant to a fishmonger- Jan, 24. W. tielricbs, Bteadetreet, Cireapsnie, im- porter of foreign goods-Jan. 26. Caroline Arnold, Hartstreet, Bloomsbury-square, boarding-house keeper-Jan. 20. J. Crich- Wu, I hreadneedle.its et and Dundee, comuneslon /gent-Jan. 26. W. F. Tubbs, Wo,,lalou, Hampshire, grocer-Jan. 96. It. Al. dridge, Tottenham, pluming-Jan. Ai. H. W. butler, Merton, Surrey, door cloth manufacturer-Jan. IG. C. Carpenter, Mich. ton, stay manufacturer-Jan. 31. Z. Stlverstow Lustouroad, manutectunng jeweller-Jan. 31. Sumuinah Bryan, Vine-street, Webtaiinster, late worker at a needle manufactory-Jan. gd. W. U. t hapolan, Howley-street, Lambeth, and Broadway, Lad ish-bill, mark to a publiaher -Jan. 2i. J. gawks, Cambridge, grocer-Jan. Si J. Nilson, Basis-court, City, connuissi n gent -140. 2... 8. Gtern.tpidi, Gresham.atrert, City, merchant-an. 26. A. Smith, Ducklicad, Beninantsey, tailor-Jan. It. JB. Cobb, Great Yarmouth. printer-Jaw 31. G. Bruton, billussi, wine m. rehant-Et-b. 3. Bebrends, Cleveland-road. Islington, late general merchant-Jan. SI. A. J. Bentley, Paradim-row, Hack ney, grocer-lob. 3. C. Mayor. Oa aul-atrect, fruiterer-Feb. 3. Mary Warren, Btonetlekl-street, Islington, lodging-house keeper -Feb. a. A. Kahl, Champion-grove, Camberwell, Wapbroker - Feb. 3. W. %lists, Kingsland•green, merchant's clerk-Jan. 26. T. Smith, Juncttua-mews, Paddington, borer dealer-Feb. 3. T. Maui', Foyle. Middlesex-Fob. 3. J. Harrison. Brunswick-ter race. Bayswater, tailor -Feb. 3. T. Gannon, Lkprorpwal-street, Gragelmorued, member-Feb. 3 v. Ilemck, Condom-street, Jlegent-street, boartling-hense keeper-Feb. 3. T. :linden. Little L'rescent-street, kgstou-square, marble paper utanulacturer - Feb. 3. J. Brown, Neweroia. Deptford, corm dealer-Feb. & 0. Muth. Jon, York-terrace, stoke Netting/Lon. lawkWnder-Jan.l3. J. Huniftey, Madord, beerhouse keeper -Jan. 13 J. Kettle, Ihr nowiltain, malt roaater-Jan. 13. T. Laves, Cot entry, plumber- Jaw 13. J. Sharpe, Birmingham, army contractor-Jan. W. C. Walter, Leamington, butcher-Jan. lb. T. 11. Abell, P.ymwtth, fancy draper-Jan. In J. Watson and T. F. richollica, Bradford, escavators-Jaa. 2tl, W. Gray, Stamford liri• - ge, Yoe Whine. brlcloneker -Jan. 26 E. VlA•tUialll, Kra:Utley, Yorkshire, linen draper-Jan. 2'i C. W. Clark. Morley. Yorkshire. it oulstapler- Jen 26. J. Davy. Leeds, carrier-Jan. 26. J. Peacock, pas.. I Leeds, rap manufacturer-Jan. 26. T. Burke, lords, bootmanu facturer-Jan. 9. A riehotteld, Liverpoo4 conaniss agent - Jau. lb W. Union,. Liverpoel, wine and spirit vier cheat -Jan. 9. I. Archer, Trainmen, Cheshire, nuneryman - Dm. 211. K Taylor and F. Rooker, Manchester and Salford, chinists -Jan. lot. L H. Evans, J. Stuttard, and J. Mansfield, Nelson-in- Marsden. near Burnley. COLIOII manulacturers-Jan. 9. J. G. Jockisch. Manchester, commission agent-Jan. 9, W. Potter, Cborltstoolion.Medlock. Manchester, newspaper agent- Jan, 12. J. Gwen, Moire, IlanelterWr, grocer-Jan 4. J. ler, Manchester. merchant, sod 21 tablersgekl. yarn agent-Jan. 10. Mary williama, Larlswood, Glanwigenaltire, publican-Jan. It. J. Rome liulme. Mans nester, machine broker-Jan. 12. J. Kenningliam, Broughton, near Manchestes, school keeper-Jan. 9. W. Walker, Ilereforl, chemist -Dec. 22. J. Hancock, Ryde, Isle of Wight, cabinet maker - Jon. 60. J. H. Wilkin, liadleigh, Suffolk grocer-Dec. 2A A. Wakeford, Hereford, mercer-Jan. 10. J. tobts,Lltmilyuisler, Breconshirc, coal contractor-Jan. U. J. Measures, Peterborough, baker-Jan. 11. J. Tullman. tiilloth. Cumberland. grocer-Jan. 6. J. Reynolds, Bolton-lc-Moan, Lan cashire, COMIIiSSIOU agent-Dec. es. Mary Nickwu, Blackpool within Layton with Warwick. Lancashire, inilliner-Jan. 2. J. Bentley, Busk-within.oswahltwiste, Lancashire. Joiner-Jan. V. .7 shuttleworth, Thornton. Yorkshire, 'nuke, per -Irec. 23. Sr. IL Thornhill, Liverpool, mod Fairfield. Ignesabire, ironmonger -Dec. ti. S. Roberts. Liverpool, architect-Dec U. T. Rowlands, Liverpool, butcher-Dec. U. W. Gray, Liverpool, provision dealer-Dec. 23. T. !hoop...in, Liverpuol, dealer in millinery- Lee. U. J. Webber, Halbert n. Devonshire, yeomen-Dec. 11. J. Crump, Leominster. innkeeper-Jan. 10. T. L. Walker, Bradford, Yoroddre, painter-Jan. 10. J. Drake. Bradford. Joiner-Dee. 22. I. C. Timmlett, Rroadherabury, Devon.hire, shoemaker -Jan. 10.1. Heesuo, Ratclifiewn-Trent, Nottinghamshire, wood dealer- Jan. 10. 8. Walker. Bingham, Nottinghtinsblre. commisakm &gest- Jan. 11. G. Wilson, Carlton. Nettfighamshlre, publican -Jan. 11. F. Aubsebectok and W Riley, Nottingham, antallware dealers-Jan. 11. A. Willis, Nottingham. Journeyman silk stainer-Jan. Ili. W. T. Hallam. iSeestow Nottlnaluunshlre. late drayage asMetant-Isa. 1!. A. H. Gill, Nottineham, lace maker l -Jan. W. T. B. Waldord, ituahmere, Suffolk, dour seller-Dec. [Stamped, ld. Additional.] 23. H. Hughes, Llanychalarn. Cardkouuthire, labourer—Dee. 21. J. R. Tremlet; Salford, rt.:memo:to—Dec. 20. D. Drake. Hee strldge, Scoueraolablre, coal merchant. BANBRUPTCX ANN-I'LL/ID, Nov. 2. NORM MI; Cerne AbbeA, Dorsetelare, Innkeeper. DIELEBATIONB Or DIVIDEND& P1111:1 TATUM, SalTrott Walden. F.abei, ironmonger-2nd dM• deed of em. Sid, any Monday. at Cannon's, Baaingitsil street. WILLWX HAMM% OM. Martin's-le-Grand, bodifirr-1R dividend cd lid• did, any Monday. at (moan's, Baslnsballetrect THOMAS DAVIS, Klntbury, Berkshire, licensed victualler—let dividend ot 71d., any Mends', si Canaan's. Bsaingball• street. Ti 3 Shafteabury, Bimetal», Salunomer—lst divi dend of Is. 21d.. any Monday. at Canaan's, Itaainlistreet. WILLIAM Hlnarce, Aldershot. military tailor—lat dividend of la, any Mooday, at Cannan s. Butrighelletreet. Written Intini (separate estate), Burstein, Stsffordshire, earth eoware manufacturer-Ist dividend of Sa. bd., any lhunday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham JoHP Pismire% Upper Bullingimm, Herefordshire, hanker— rod dividend of ion. any Thunday, at Kinnear's, Bir mingham. JAILIS ALLEN, Manchester, publican-Ist dividend of la. Id., any Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. LARY Bagmen, Preston, ironmonger—Lt dividend of rid., any Tuesday, at liorgan's, Manchester. Ogoitat lenamorrox. timidieworth. Yorkshire. Banes' lee nufacturer dividend of M. Id., soy Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. EDWIN iliiiiinokk • Bohm, Manchester, draper—bit dividend of as., any Tuesday, at Yampa's, Manchester. Jong M•LAOOIILt7, Preston Brook, Cheshire, tamer-Ist divi dend of la art, say Tuesday, at Morgan's, Ilsachester. WlLLtax Km, Manchester, dealer In fancy woollen cloths— end dividend of OIL, soy Tuesday, at Yuman's, . Man cheeky adman iddolta. Niaehattar, merchant—lat dividend at la. any Tuesday, s llargatia lasselwaer. JAxis SITIVALL. itachdals. cotton Winer—tat dlyttitad at L. Bd., any Tuesday, at Morgan's, Itanebestar. DIViDZIDS Dee. to. 7. 01111 am, Innkeeper—Dsc n• W. Inns, Dorset-tnewe, Claphsm•road, builder—Dee. n. J. CA Wangler, Oxford. watch manufacturer—Dec. 19. 0..1. De Winton De Winton, Milketreet, Cheep&le, woollen wsrehonsemen— Dec. 22. S. Bowers, Norton Bridge, Staffordshire, farmer—Dec. 21. Emmeline Thome:hie Burrow. Falmouth, milliner—Dec. 19. B. H. Baldwin, Cutleford, Yorkshire, watch maker—Dec. 19. 0. W. Naylor and 0. Claughloa, Leeds, and Crown-court,4h4a o t side, woollen manufacturers—Jan. O. J. Tomachits, IA communion agent—Dec. 17. T. Woodward, Leverton. Lincoln. shirt, butcher—Dec. 12. J. Reeves, Shrewsbury, 11011190.1 vic tnaller—Dee. 22. H. Powell, Shreweline2, groosr—Dee. U. J. Bonnetto, Mogan, Cornwall—Deo. 22. C. Raney, Mosso. inn keeper—Dec. 22. R. Pointing Gwetined. Cornwall. grow—Dec -22. T. Nankivell, Mogen, Cornwall—Deo. 22 P. Andrew, Camh•irne. Cornwall—Dec. U. Elizabeth Nettleton, Leeds, lodgingtouse keeper Dec. 21. 0. Bennett, Middletoo, near Leeds, blacksmith—Dec. 23 J. Large, Leeds, boot maker— Dee. IS J. Middlebam, tbadwell, near Leeds, small farmer— Dec. 21. J. Jackson, Boldernees, Yorkshire, miller—Dec. SL W. R. Recent, Roster, painter—Dec. 21. W. Courtney. Woodbury, Devonshire, blacksmith—Dec. 21. J. Tottle, Heavitree, Devon shire, sh.ernaker—Dec. 11. 1. Serge, ern., and R. Stun Jun., inter, smiths—Dec. 19..1. Partlow, Aston, Warwickshire, hay dealer—Dec. 19. A. Burton. Birmingham. gun polisher—Dec. 19. T. Holloway, Birmingham, late publican—Doc. 19. J. Taylor, Birminghem, jeweller - Dec. 19. T. Bembrldge, Birmingham, vic tualler —Dec. 19.0. Rose, Birmingham, Iron founder—Dec. 19. J. Nelson. len., Barbecue, Staffordshire, tailor—Dec. 19. J. S. Riley, Birmingham, powder Mask manufacturer—Jan. 10. C. Deane, Fredericks-plate, Old Jewry, merchant—Jan. S. J. R. Plan, Birkeuheed. brickmaker. PARTS mans DIMLY'S. C. Fisher and W. C. Steward, Whitcharen. Cumberland. ship Waken—J. Sandell and A. Holmes, Walsall, Staffordshire, panters— O. Ashworth and L. Scott, Accrington, Lancialure , lock dealers—T. A. Farmer (deceased) and C. IL Farmer, Gains borough. Ironmongers—W. lekeraley and C. W Read, coetrac tom—A. H. Lerew and a. O. Lerew, Cardlogionatrest. Ramp otead-r.ad, auctioneers—W. 0. Lane and F. W. Hannell, Brigh ton, curlers—W. Mellor and C. Wooldridge, Haney, Stafford shire. builders—AY. S. Moffatt, C. Hough, H. Braacington. and C. Brassington, Oughty Bridge, Yorkshire, paper manufacturers so far as regards C. Hough—T. Lord. A. Lord, K Lord, and W. Lord, Todmorden. Yorkshire, machine makers. as far as regards A. Lord—H.ll. Coleman and P. Bradley. Yeschurch-etreet. atter . Mercer. Jun. R. C. Mercer. .1 Haydock, sad J. Bentley. CI theme and Meuch mter, calico printer—T. Potter, Jun., and T. Agate, /Declaiming. Surrey, drapers—lL Young and C. E. Chad dock, Addle-street. City, linen collar manufacturers—J. Langton. see., and J. Langton, jus, Beauvoir-place, Kingsland-road. oil men E. Beetle sod J. B. Cattier, Liquorpoodstreet, Gm'slcr road, naturalists—R. Moreland, aen , and R. Moreland Jun., Oldetrert, Lukes, millwrights -B. Bolster and E. ' D. B. Walhancke, Leadenhalletreet, upholsterers—J. L. C. de Salles, P. de P. & Pereira. and J. I. Tavares, jun., Cannon-street, CIO/ counulealon agents, so fares regards Y. de P. S. Pereira. BOOTCH szeirsenunoss. ROBERT SNUB, Glasgow, plumber, Dec. 15, at the Factilty.lull, tilaAgoW DINED TIME. Glasgow, wine merchant, Dec. IS, at the Faculty. ball. Oleagow. ROBERT GRAHAM, Will* (TOW, Dec. 13, at Dowelrs Booms, Edinburgh. Jens LAW. Uphill, late farmer, Dec. 17, at Dowel's Boma, Edinburgh. EIDICLAIR WATERS. Aberdeen, horse dealer, Dee. 17, at the Lemon Tree lintel. Aberdeen. Kot AIM= Moos, Tain, spirit merchant, Dec. 17, at the St. Deans Tots. IMPURE LITERATURE.—Mr. Samuel Bevan, se notary of the English and Foreign Library Company, writes to the AtAmmo; that the notice of the diracton having been drawn to the fact of the appearance in the company's list, of the " Anopyres" class of books, instructions have been given to withdraw such works from circulation, and to suppress their titles in any future cathlugues of the company. COMMISSION ON CLERICAL Scasealmon.—Dif foresees of opinion occupied the commission for several ' hours last Friday, and after all, the report was not finally agreed co. It is anted in well-hammed quarters that it bad been originally intended that the report should have been prepared by Mr. Napier who has given so much attention to the question before the commission, but that the Bishop of Oxford urged that the task should be undertaken by Mr. Walpole. Ultimately two reports were proposed, one by Mr. Walpole, and another by Mr. Napier. The feeling of the majority was in favour of Mr. Naples's, when the Bisho p . of Oxford, having stated that he could not sip it, presented soother of his own. Last Friday, the Tad inst., the three reports were all considered and discussed, when Mr. Walpole's was rejected, and the question was then restricted to the Bishop of Oxford's and the Irish ex-Chapoellor's. Lord Harrowby sad Lord Lytteltoo proposed and seconded the Bishop of Ozford's report, whilst the Bishop of London and the Dean of Ely proposed and wooded Mr. Napier's, which was ulti mately carried on • division. But the report, although car. ried, was now subjected by the Bishop of Oxford to a kind of hydraulic pressure, and was considerably diluted, in order to Recurs unanimity. There it to be soother meeting oe the 200, when it is hoped that all may be settled. But we have already staled our conviction that the Bishop of Oxford's interest in modifying the terms of clerical sub scription is quite subordinate to his design of availing him. self of this question as an marine for the revival of canyon tioe—thst is, the convocation of clergymen without any adequate infusion of laymen.—Berord. THE REV. MR. HILLYARD AND THE POOR-LiAla BOARD.—At • meeting of the Board of Guardians of the Norwich Union, on Thursday evening, a letter wee read from the Nev. E. A. Halyard, the chaplain, who had been requested by the Poor-Lon Board to resign his appointment. The clerk to the guardians had written to Mr. Halyard, asking him to comply with the order of the board, end had once received the following letter:—"Palace Plain, Nor wich, Dec. 7, 18134.—Sir,—I have informed the Poor-law Commissioners that I do nos acknowledge the justice of their drciairm, and decline to resign, but demand of them a formal dismissal from the °Bin of clientele to the union.—l remain, sir, yours truly, E. A. BILLTAMD." It was unanimously resolved that the clerk should be instructed to write to the Poor-law Commiesiociers, communicate the con tents of the above letter, and ask them to declare ea 'paddy as passible the aka of chaplain vacua, in order that the guardians might be empowered to elect &pother chaplain. CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES AT WOOLwlcll.—The annual festival of the members and friends of the co operative provision, coal, and other societies at Woolwich took place lest evening at the Town-hall. After the cloth was removed a public meeting was held, the chair being I occupied by Mr. Hugies, who referred to the development of the cooperative system in Woolwich during the past ten years, which eau evidenced by the fact that the amount now annually received was 40,0001., and etch society was in a Nourishing condition. The Rev. Henry golly, secretary of the Working Men's Club and Institute Union, delivered an argumentative address in favour of the co-operative priaciple, and after a vote of thanks to the chairman the meeting separated. SMITHFIELD CLLR CATTLE Snow.—" CIAAINO DAT."—lip to the close of the cattle show last evening nearly rei.ooo persons bad passed through the Agricultural hall, of which number something like 130,000 bad paid for I admission. The character of the weather yesterday and the unpleasant fog which prevailed no doubt deterred many person from min the show • visit, who otherwise would have done so, but nevertheless there were more than the ordinary number on • last day. It is a remarkable circumstatice that notwithstanding the distressed state of some of the animals, especially from /lir inieghant,oe their arrival, and although they have been much disturbed by the critical eliminations they have un dergone, there has been no single case of sickness or ninond of may animal. As usual a great main sales were effected during the afternoon, but still there are • great number of the prize mann& reesaisieg on hand, more especially in the Hereford and Leicester sheep clued'. The show filially closed at nine o'clock last evening. The Lack, a very fine and new paddle steamer Weeded for Nassau, ru route to Wilmington. sailed yester day from Liverpool t under the command of Canon Griffith, who is well known inthehlookading !world. (itdrertilleMelit t i — t. HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND MIS —Hop • tor all Weer their ailments, none need de spair of being cured till they have tried these Inestimable reme dies. Whether the disease he Internal or erternsi, spontaneons. or the result of violence : if • cure be possible, Holloway's medi caments will effect K The severity or duration of tae malady is no bar to the wrsocomful influence exerted by these intwin rued cmes, which cleanse, purify, sad invigorate every solid and fluid In the body, and completely renovate the digestion. They rea der every organ of secretion healthy. Time, admirable antidotes to dtseave act immediately on the absorbent system. lungs, heart. sad circulation, whereby they invariably give energy, tone, sod vigour to MI t h e natural tsactissi of We. [TWOPENCE TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (utrrioes TILLEOWIL) FRANCE. p.k11.13, Dzc. 9. The Cotwatutionnei of this evening contains an article, signed by IS. Limayrac, upon the connec tion between Tunis and Turkey. The writer reverts to the declaration of France that she would not permit any change in the nature of the rela tions between the Bey and the Sultan, and would oppose the establishment of Turkish domination over any part of Tunisian territory. Speaking of the journey of the Tunisian envoy, Kaireddine, to Constantinople, M. Limayrac states that the Bey and the Divan had declared it to be a visit of pure courtesy. "U, however," continues the article, "he had the mission of modifying the present conditions of sovereignty in the regency, it is known both at Constantinople and Tanis how France would meet such a pretension." THE ITALIAN SENATE. TURIN. Die. 9. In to-day's sitting of the Senate the bill for the transfer of the capital to Florence was passed by 134 against 47 votes. Two members abstained from voting. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, Duo. 8. The elections have everywhere been favourable to the government. The chamber will be opened on the 18th instant. SPAIN. MADRID, Dec. 9. Evmresc. The Rpoca of this evening says that the ministers, after examining pending questions, have agreed upon the bases of the speech from the throne at the approaching opening of the Cortes. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSIIOUTH, DEC. 9. The Trident, 3, piddle eteaw-veseel, Commander C. J. Balfour, arrived at Spitbead during the night from the Mediterranean. She brought home a few navel invalids, who were transferred to Nailer Hospital this morning. She is ordered to proceed to Woolwich to pay off. having been nearly four years in commission. r Hector, 24, iron screw ship, Captain G. W. Freddy, C. 8., IN to be out of the hands of the dockyard authorities by the 6th of January next. Tb. Malacca, 17. screw sloop, fitting for the pendant, is to leave the dockyard establishment by the 16th of January. The Achilles, 20, iron screw friip.te, Captain E. W. Van sitter% is hourly expected from Plymouth. CHATHAM, Dr.c. 9. The screw corvette Cadmus, 21, 4410-bortie power (nominal), was this morning taken out of the harbour to the Hardie Sands, foe the purpose of testing her we of speed at the measured mile, after the ostensive alterations effected in her machieery and engines. The officials on board wen Captain W. K. Hall, C. 8., oominaodieg the MOMS reserve, who superi•te•ded the trials ; Mr. T. Baker, chief engineer at this dockyard ; and Mr. W. Rumble, princi pal inspector of machinery afloat With the whole of her stores, guns, coal, Itc., on board the draustt of water of the Cadmus was 18 feet 3 inches aft, and hi feet 9 inches forward. She is fitted with a pair of horizontal trunk eosins; by Mews. Penn and Sous. of 400-harse power, sod since she has been in dock various imorovenmete have been effected in them. Her anew is • Griffiths propeller, and is set at • pitch of 24 feet. The day was exceedingly favourable for the tnal, the wind baring a force of two only. On seacbi•g the Kaplia Suds six rase ewe made over the inessurad wiui the follow ing melts :—let run, time 4 min. 57 w.. speed 12.121 knots ; 2•d, time 5 nisi. 59 see, speed 10.027 knees ; 3rd, tires 4 anis. 48 sec., speed 12.5 knots ; 4th, time 5 mi.. 12 sec., speed 11.538 knots ; sth, time 4 min. 34 res., speed 13.138 knots ; 6th, time 5 rain. 16 sec., speed 11.392 keota, giving s• average speed of 11.882 knots per hoer, or Tether more than two knots an boar beyond the speed etiolated at her first trial. Two no.. were afterwards takes at half boiler power, when a speed of 9.t miles was attained. The average somber of revolutions of the Gasifies was 61 per minute, and the praisers of steam 20Iba. At the termi nation of the trials the °admits steamed up the harbour, sad took her piece in the first division of the steam reserve in readiness for being commissioned. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. TO THI Im OP TSB IQPIMS. Sts,—May I claim your aid on behalf of the great mar of Englieliman who have only two days reowdead as holidays throughout the year, viz., Christmas-day and Good may , and who an this year io danger of loam owe of _ Christmas-day falling this year on a &today, instead of being a day of rejoicing will he one of disappointment (to ray the least), because part of the people will speed It al Sunday, and part as Christmas-day. This oats only be got over, by an order in council declaring Monday a holiday. Thus the Sunday would remain a des for religious oh servanos, sod the Monday a day for rejoicing. In a social point of view this would tie no inconsiderable boos to the toiling minima. The rich oan bare their holiday when and as often as they please—is it too much to preesupoo &liberal government the general desire for a holiday on the Monday indicated, and which oar. be granted by simple enactment of council I Your generous I.IIIIIIIIIMI is solicited by A CLERK. Loudon. Deo. 8. (rSOS LAST moires GATSTTL) PASSPORTS IN WCRTRIIBURO.—FOREIGN-OMCR, DSc her Majesty's priocipal Secretary of Stets fee Foreign Adairs, bas received iuformatioa from her Majesty's Minister at Stattgardt to the effect that it boa been notified in the Official Gazette of Wartemborg, that the oeceesity for travellers beim, provided with passports at the frostier or within the kin gdom of Wurtemburg is abo- lished. Foreigners, travelling within the kingdom. most, however, be prspored to furnish proof of their identity and their eat t 'analtty, if called upon by the police authorities to do ao. Fossrox•orric; Dec. 3.—The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Charles Livingstone, Eel., sow her Majesty's Consul at Fernando Po. to le also her Majesty's Coastal is the territories on the Western Comet of Africa, comprised within the Bight of Biafra, and lying be tween Caps Formosa and Cape St. John. Funnies-nem; Du:. 6.—The Queen ban been pleased to approve of M. Armand Ratuoger as costal at Brisbane for his Majesty the king of PI %MAL The Queen ha also been pleased to appro►e of Don Joesquin Manmade Satrustegui as consul at Neweas.le for her Majesty the Queen of Spain. The Queen has also been pleased to ap prove of Mr. George Tudor Pemberton as consul at Quebec for the Free Hanseatic City of Hamburg. The Queen has also bean pleased to approve of Senor James L Hart as vice-consul in Loedoe for the United States of Colombia. ADMIRALTY, Dlr. 9,—APPOINTIIENTS. ASSlA tint PAyrouters—G. W. Alldridge, to the Vinoest • J. B. Rawltop, to the Egmont, anti W. Weetherley, to th e Excellent. -- --- METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS.—The weekly meeting of the board Wet, held yesterday. at the office Ia Spring-gardeas ; Mr. J. Thwaites in the chair. The "Wine! several of the salaries of officers formed the subject of a long discussion, and certain advances were made. No qua lm of any public interest came before the board. The following letter was recently adareseed by th e President of the United States to a widow wows at Bastes, in kimeschusette :—" Faiecutive Mansion, Weak. isgtoe, Nov. 21, 1864.—llesr Madam,—l have bee. thews, in the film of the war department, a statemeut of the Adju jaut•Geoerslof Maseschusetta„ that you are the mother of it's sous who have died gloriouslv ca the field of battle. I feel bow weak sad fruition mat be soy words of Trite which should attempt to begnileyou from thegrief of a hoe so over whelming. But I cannot refrain from tendering to you the consolation that may be (Good in the thanks of the re public they died to save. I pray that our Hoarsely Father may swage the anguish of your tares...merit, and les.. you only the cherished memory of the loved sad loot, and the solemn pride that must be yours to have laid so costly a sacrifice upon the altar of freedom.—Yours, very simerely sad respectfully,—A. UNCOIL—To Mm. Bixby, Bootee, Masa." 011111TAL • PALACI. Oita SHILLING FRIDAY, DM 9.—Adssissicoa ea payload, 885; ditto by owes tickets, 1.018: total. 1,903. Hosarwart's Tea is choice and strong. moderato le mice sad wholesome to sec These advantages have eenteed to this tea a genera! pretences. It Is sold In packets by IMP agenta--(advarthissasst. I • 1 • • •