The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-11 00:00:00

( i •-: I • i . • • f‘ ..„4„.. ,„..".4.. Z • •1 8 f 1 1 : ' 'lf is.?.';),` ( i ;) 7 11 , E4Va Y I,t 1111 5 1 ,* ; , IM SI 4 1X:1 :fl NIL--"*."-ti--1----ei, • •.I •...i ) ..,-;/e-- Z. i 11); fr.. T t: ! ir:S . * 4 i %'Et i i 8 DEC iB6B. hc • r : 'fi. . • .!! las r - e . - —... ( li 1 972.3 WULLIOEN ~,~" Prr•Jw•Pli I I . •• • T :,!,' . . 41: - ~r~ ('1 1 I.; !. : r si 4• No. 6,1 LON ly,ig, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER, 34 Mk • I t • ONE COURT 07 COMMON 001111CIZ: _l ; _ . ~rhAI.IA, W et cr Coed oi Ampicas Wet .. -.The folknrian els g.... i '-• • l mop& Oaphato• as aax 666.4 lri isa. - -- - - , }Nottenoye .... . Crook .... I.D. Dee. to. I • • I'M 44.". .• • . DUMPS .. LD. 113 follow. ~.. , Witnme H. ra .. . Doom L.D. Dso. 10. ;11 2 l;1111,11ie (Iti - . Leak - . LD. Ilea 10. •....,! Marl Dalhoeste . Onnipbsil.. &W. Jan. 0. lAN/aloe ... Johnston. L.D. Jam 111. 1 .. - .1....na Oliver ski p .. LD. 1:::1141111. l 41. rryili Stewart .. W . LD Deo 11. 2, , ... ~. , i " apa I the_ , ,rbuns - - 1•. 1. ra m s &e.-Porneuters on , • ''' r l. ramose sway to ANDHROON. THO ON, Tad '-• ;. • Faht.r.eourt. N.C. . . - 94111111 1 11 T •T it lg ar Loag-iare. Luramtill=M y. sit "War Pam W ;WWIaJ. IliadDes 's As lis Ltves"--110ad OM Ulm. "The Prer b irgt "TM fa." "Its• PflAt SOM." Fenakeak Lak-ap." ustrallit." The Raw Haw sai r Ce. Ltsa. with eli Pionk titWWI Itainzarim m t WNW swab& OTILIN 11••••.lisq. rcz irßoaCAßßostt was wart► to his 16,00 W., auu Ike N.. a drools( *bat for the last Una in that cut down nook a Übe a mefuhbera at • early age: laughter.) Eventually the pet ion w►e axle: ed to he on the OM% and the court then adjourned. atter a eiWag of ft, hours. • azaaaax axonal *edam, THE PRIME OF WALES IN DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, Dad. lA, Rvsernst. The Prince and Princess of Waive, and the King and Queen of Denmark, honoured the Royal Theatre with their 7 Lresenoe this evening. Yeah enth • was d* yed at the arsival and de of the roy party. SPAIN. A Court of Common Council was held at the the thildbail yesterday ; Mr. Alderman ?urns presiding is absence of the Lard Mayor. nIIMFO 151 Tam 110411111. Mr. MIMI? asked limier what authority the Coal . Corn, and Pusses CragelNuWoilell la areidag applimtion to her a =I go •1111nas As isapsentioa sod the r a tre igesi politan Board of W.,ba joint INNUtnes for freeing certain toil brides an the !Inman ltr. Lowman 'nista wig the .at of Buffaloing which was to reline **brides .tinned to did not peswide the mans of doiagno ; siWgows* aa act was suldiet for jointly by the Board of Illerhe and the serpgradia in order te' elect that eldest, the eclat and wino dodge befell to/ the Sp o of tall : 4 Arem raw to and aa both were it wag oon dieted to have Gist action in matter. ILL trainman of the OW, Oino, and Tinanoe Caudate% said the anuifttes resemneuM to the Board of Wed" and it was agreed, that the should be a joint body of eiz on each side to the work. As had ho been stated, this was M y a wilptiensaimy bill. lie ped that not ady ips up the giver weal& be trim toll, but that Olken fartleir &WS wool also freed be freed. (Bear, hear.) ELECTION PETITIONS. • • Wzarinnurrna.—A petition charging bribery. end oor ruption Me been lodged against the ieturn of Yr. W. H. Smith: for Westminster. MAncroserzn.—The Rateshor Pays net Ur. Hugh Birley, the conservative assentser for ileachester, is to be tined against. He its • weaker of the arm of Charles tee and Co., a firm interested in government coati acts. QUEEN'S THEATRE. —At 10, Kotsebee's ender t he a% InsirMearblzrearAtriat } W ow leAA! f t swi m BONN' of • t. .—Tor IKELBOURNX?taw.* Perko en WON IIAV 214 Deeetiter, L •i olirpor .I.ISCOLNSHISZ,"Mitoti,Pt 111.1.'t eHINN ER. isommandaw ; Wait la the Wet ladle I mtg. Ilcrenromni.idation for ell clams if le USW , we.] end elle will iwrivirt raprrieneed ALLVOKT and MORGAN. irfallusara Foe t aftl Ali rnd PONS. T. I piwielitiwilatriet. (11.1 KEN'S THRATRIL—At 14.1.30, a tiliktlOUB mg , CANCAN &am. by lie Illasimpor and Yrs. Mbar. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACR—Mans g in g M. Ur. F. (We of the Pr:4— awl air a i rigare.— 414471,at—T.1114. THE AT CADIZ. p - ikTritTIPSHAX.—The Nottitighori ./emerml says that • etition Against the sing members, Sir Clifton and Colonel Wright, was filed in the Court of R. Common Plow yesterday. Serocarcar.—The Illiinehoitar Guardian states that a petition wu lodged on Tuesday by the conservatives against the retina of Mr. J. B. Smith for Stockport. BLVENLEY.—A egoist the return of Fda Henry Edwarda and Ca aiaKennard. foe this borough, has been filed on the ground of bribery and intimidation. WlOAN.—Aysstttan his been presented against the re turn of the liberal members for Wigan—Meeus. Woods sad Insitsater. (11111.113 TY MINSTRICLB, ST. JAMBS 'S " 1 - 1 ORZAT HALL. Pkosallts.—T6NlOßT ot 611 / and &Swifts. nroo ;fad MAI. B ALL wO /Mr. TM Okapia= i pteissaently toorrool to fivs ihr grsos s l i a l go workL—Poutoldia,iMrk. ; oat:: .„.• II NATAL PiaIFORY OUT OP' NDON. lionogor, Mr. PR)I&ICA 7171019& .•. _ _ _ }MIGRATION to BRAZIL—PASSAGE by tintliblt &mint n. e•ele. at L 7 ,payable in Leaden), am 6 AN IED to ponena Sealrou. ...Wing In that favoured esuctry. 111,ks. ,aitsl le 1. m niff.94 .M amen. •t K .ruultural vary.... at thu Statllnf per sem payable be dm ears. t malt, r lots W pornoexa o! ele.•!er .1 , 11:0 6 1n ow at the lease t a irophipa. en fa, ourable rum L.4.4.4a ad reseed: • inn of V 4. .' 4 . 41.4. " 44 • may, aad tbe wee. n of • tem p honor -For premeds" amply inu D ow e t.l Branban issigniess eansisessms. 4 .4 mentplase. Losiberdstreet. barium, ILC. - - ORTH GERMAN LLOYD LINR—The .. im is e rat sumsses d gee Nortli German IV= K.va 44' l i tlirin s ee P° MlTMUlDAY ry. lc/L. 3n tprek7llll4empewer, Taesaat e re7..3. FAH J.ox• tone. 700 beifeepower, Tueoday. . 13. E •o AN, 3.001 1 ton% Imanegsver. Tui•day. Dee. lb 1 • oxen tun 700 bollielpelPilr e Teinday, De. O. Fu„ -rust clam upper eabsea. ; lever adios. Ca Theme dm!. F t fee. provider, sad seaseeerlai sem. ..,..sabas , m Freight takes et ssiss—essig so , HILLI rpg. RAVEL PIVILLIPPe ale thr rea___ DuadeeVe. 101.1.ne. Leaden. ; to WALLIS. add ~..:abamploll. 'INMAN LINE.—THE LIVERPOOL, NEW yoRII Amt PKELADELPHIA OOKPLNYTI MATT. r EA liE)4are appointed toted from Leaped for NEW 702 i 1c... H A uFAL railing at Queenstown, se follows: 1 • • v . .% DON. far NEW YORK. Wednesda_ ,y Den 9. : 1' BALTIMORE. for NEW YORK.. Wednesday. Dee. It • 1 • WASHINUTON, fur NEW YORK. via HaLllas, Bitrr at KnitT az. iIN. for NEW TORE. e' Dee. IS. . ...f-f - riTe , reds and awnier( to Si John* Newfoandlaml, to t , d • 1 & nage, 15. 17. and II Guineas, al having the same refs* .• th. `;Joan. Forward passage includes • full supply of •, , • e . nn l'areengers fur Canada and the United States ••,.. on %,-ry Ada ardars terms.—Par further pafaCtl• 11 N. notAN. Water-street. TaWfWOO4; Of to I ' . 1.• A WACKY. Cl. _illtaanstrest„ London-bridge. OiDIAN FIRE aad LIFE OFFICE. 1.•. :4..4 On. 11. Lambardeireet. London. E.C. • - 15'1,.10\.-NEW LIFE AMIJRANCEs.m order to • . ••st tbmsion of probes, tame be ideated BEFORE , . s N F.-XT. • . 11...1 forms and Information to the Company's . retary, C. Lombard-street, E.C. Lt. , N DON and SUBURBAN LAND and RUH-DING COMPANY (Limited). °Ores—No. hfls. Teatimebonnet, EX. Y ten ived on DEPOSIT at POUR PRIIMaNT. se • • . (.or no;nte. .% I I LH CENS. allowed an imam of MOD and towards If for not Ire that tee year certain. JONATHAN TAYLOR. fiteretaer. TIIE NATIONAL BANK of SCOTLAND. LONDON OPTlCE,M,Nialsoladelans. RM. c:7 (TULA NOTES mad m.m.. us are RR= et ▪ - I. ailable tireadbang liselbiad. North el art • . anw in an the pebislysi Ulm as tbe eciabbratet • eniay in every Britisliesisny bad foreiya sevalyy Ibrousb • world. MONEY. —£20 to £MO ADvezzaan borne it, be utr cc by )11•_= r t er law Ls.• ! Terms,ln a seet U si =•Witt Z2 1 4.C. " Admirals ea brow We Yodialob I,•:"RNISHED APARTMENTS (superior).—To A 1. LEI, in • most pleassid part o: Camberwell. aDe • • A large Bedroom. or •Si -TOM and Bedroom (s uitable t • or two City gentlemen).— R. 8.. Hr. Mortis's. new. a • arabmwa.park. C.amberwt4L B. T.. be LET, a substantially-built DWELLING r: urSE, consisting of eight bedrooms and a dnesing.room, drawmg.rocan sad library, abandssasestaimase. -• .• and Mame ; walled garden. dreenhome, stable, and ear • use; late the residence of a professional man, now de ...0. to in a healthy town, within a abort distance of the tekle watering-place of Bournemouth. and within ten ea „ter' walk of the railway station. Rent /70.—Apply to H. IL all•lUDOL...obotor. Bournemouth. I_IOI:SF.S to L near Greenwich Station ; food fordeno, ravens soil. drained into miner. lett t 2.5 -mon plwant an al roost nentoel.—Apply early Mr. bni Rent from Chnotenap. MILL-lIILL. HENDON. —A six-roomed tt.,TTA6E t• LET. Tat manatee' walk from the E=e ::way. inunodiats —Apply at the Cottages. B tee., IYDEICILA.II.—To LET, 17, Lime-terraoo, $ li.n•-hma-rod. • new eight-roomed HOUSE, with cower v.:o7 ..lat long gardenve an4 rivate mad to back of preiniiie• 1.. min utes n_.l t from station_ Rent Lin—Apply ti I. I 1 1 . 1 .077. on the estate. PIANOFORTES (Collard, Broadwood, nse. beam' ozoillont puma inelndlai two f• IRO tytten triehord °oft's!, in eiligant inkling sad end Collard. and a patent grand asteroids walnut by Stoat nearly new and ont a t...rot, at aneenelly law • , an.ty of the anneelor now t 7-ootant erahanse lan= 14. n.t.e of the beat mann/ with all th. WWI Mama. te at in ruiressa, or in very elegant ems at 111 I= mivantraeona inatralwanto in Enalanlje_at 11 ITH S and 00.. 36, linontate-otrent. TWA. 7 . , A MOORE and HIINTON, WHOLESALE and RT ( A P TNET HAILERS and UPHOL EXPO STERERS, 10. I lin, 111, 112, and 113, PAULAITRELT, and :.:A, 31. to and 41 WORSHIP-STREET, I , INt•BERteiQUARE. LONDON h, nt.n..,nne the ocaspaetion of theft New Warehouse& T 11 E UL S T E R, A ov NNW oaT . r • Tr .h Friree. Perfectly wate zac rproof. • Invaluable to ' • ••• r tlavellirg OT driring to the ...overt side. Patron by • • I •t al Ifighneos the Prince of WALErt tho Officers of the ••• r. tte nobility and gentry of the Kingdom. Price Three ' • and a Half; with Wurderinere lining Fire Canines& Oar . more.' le the width of broad and height. JOHN G. licilEE and Cu.. will forward patterns and Orders to any part of the ,tom. odly's Igsgadne" for October hes the following'—" Now that • • 'in •.1 te fre-rde will be looking up tho it boots and brosehee for ; f machine eampaign we ca ll their attention to a new cover .• n oeufaeturtd by Mr, Y oder of Belfast. from the wall-known lids garment i for which no measurement is requirod • • • ; t the height of the wearer and breadth round the cheat) o • •:. the ease of • loungins-ooat with the comfort of the warmest •I r r It reecho,. nearly to the anklesoind i, titted with every • ' - • ....nee which the most festidioue lieltonian :mould V r; ..s. r. thin desideratum is attainable for the turn of ervornty •• • . kroner, which can hardly be deemed extravagant when ) •;• a et ..ne and a-helf per cent. close to our doors." 1 IARIUS'S 1 ARIUS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well known exeellenee can only be had at M. Great Bassell-street. .:to the British Museum Gates. The nak ft eer is t steel and at= CA iVrtrp e :l6 l :"..tnst ° us-11W = their mann lase bte•lse l7ht Ile traveller, es anent& EC01 4 71)-HAND FERE and BURGLAR-PIICK)F IsAFEB--Selor• purehamiai *end for Grid! Koarbb' Lot d , afft, by Milner, Mate, Thomas Perry and Soma, Mandan, Intled, and every eminent make", at about ball tiro print • [amulet gives with eaoh. A large quantity of Tion'a el IN, apple to avervrrrws. at. rdannonatrovit.ll.o COAL.--GEOROB J. COCKERKLL beat tomb cob Oa& 11s.—Ia. Col and 00. JOHN COWELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH Kvotl eoperfar te &ay Tooth Fowler rhea the FoihaperHik.e the impel trots detar. and w"tart. ► Plosamie hematite =WA& Pries L. id. JOJIN GO&NTELL and Co.'s PATENT TEI -4 iligutkr)N. or Nowllrkivaatid muntaarawas opnwoeuts .8 yids .....0 10 . 16 •ELPisileas n_pelishis !am of 12. nave taresort. if tITUREEL—By _Royal_ Letters PateaL— % MILITiII MOOW LIT= 11141 .. trt5Wad ...... A. 1.11 st.Al in ADA nahlhittima, len ad 1I Is 9 Cwtrr tektkel was to be this at allastivo ImvematmUtWaTZ atarmit at Xerrda. this ' X • sta i la Lamm ..,Isa im «Amu. te men 1 aj d h a dt L , A , .1 the body. wkik• the power blr •r , )1 ',c.o.s.'s rAD and PATIOR LIME Ida Nil MIL 111189 AAA trAszesa that ft sum* Me daloalek la cb v e m _ 1 mia ..... . 6... .. I ' 4 ' l "b • drarlydloo dierakar may It ads wo.. " ^ • , rebd by yeat l otho almromferameo ad tito two hair Vt. the hake. mat to Xs notmr. Xr. ITX IX '''• "Alir Prima Um, les. IL. and Sta. dd. PEN*II.I. 111. Arr Alli MILL TX on the mom wtsaladm INDIOTATION. COCKLE' hi ANT IBILIOII 8 P I LLB is moths last SI ti mos sismowt an ammo ssociety. st bass la let. ts. IL. Ca SC aandl 174 BILIOUS APTECTIONII. COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOIIB PILLS, la as the WI 0 yam miesipot In damn a isaiety. to boxes at la lA. N. N. 6 * N. •84 1111 ANTSOIIPLILEITiI ( CKLN'EI IBILIOI7B PILLS, la re Os LA ill yews 6H alarms et moiety. ImarsTrUll. fa IC mil 116 - _ _ TO CONSIIIIPT I, IVIffi.—AuI father is saw... se mi a., ...fa cia t. all .6 =i He s :.7.4 4 42... prmezipelaii iv A. th essikmal OW lir•Mi s =7: ~..., Phyvisina• and doembell Mr Mbar. • 7.1.1.43. VIM NM SO. 11_....ert el otasup to WIIIM. —..u.0.1.,Lb........"=. 6 • 'I —_,. - ...c 'INDIA OPPICE, December I_ 2 o 11161-4 order ••• of the BUM/MARY et tfrATE for EMU in 001TEOLL— wartex is 11151tEBY (MMI, that ft is Minded I, wind to lade anansny a attain amain/ et men, treated and s a w toted for igram at e implement in the butrachas a ow De rartinent for the amtervation and managenent of the IParasis wader the Government ag UAL at t Eightnd el N Young Man win be inisated a PetsraorY next :d o e to India he eE The esker wiLbe it bet digli a . sad the !Auto se th e up- Licath ill welts the,. ranee L e e. WAPIIINI that BIM Sad ,igli a yens Pmetwilens up' hoary, and the seenrrimee of vammeim ir t i this i =regs. ot Applicante mast be Glove II sag imam It years ass. Aa relive Labia and a 'Meng emostilinlikm are t, candidates will have le imalgtpti• eleithetheithl They mast mad to the Meranne annameileme br en or im the OM of ,=tio, a and • P rm sji g m 4 mi na % ai4 at htrit a t i t Marten Pr ialrrgiali t ia ta llroglith . olitigialibts. M y eeM es ==le= ll • oo . Bllll9l.4 = l =l 6 eew 4. PM. Ind, 34 4th, and sth beaks of Euclid) and plane taming. €l46ll7Peteil e PloaaB - A Itheenedge at either nabob or ti!smasi . with the to tend sad immolate the works al scene oisesitai writer in eu t a rgmesse will ghee to those matadates who obtain • Mr— • amia= " 4 land cr 2. The imints astosol mimeos: say n g slu ttowlsetie Mealwiniasi gad eater& philosophy. Chemistry. If am will be farther malted to p thveilth a Soared reM i of training wad insimmilan in formary and .agnate eases= tar two years and a had. in Frame or thestany, previous to Mgr Omer tore for India, and the thserstary of OW, will toritribste CM at the end Of each half-year toward, the= of Ihdr bailie& in the cared such candidates as are ta en by Umir is In addition to if it abould " Crimd gs•Mitable, the young men will be to pies thmentvet ander an ap proved forester in for a tow vagaika Won Vary go out to pro f More detailed information as to those appolisimosis may be had on application to the tinder Secretary of Mate for India, India- Glick Westminster. itimsad) lIIIMMAN MERIVALE. INDIA OFFICE, December 11.1868.—b order cl l the SECRETARY of SPAT E for INDIA In cam— NOTICE 18 HEREBY OWEN, that the DULIPOTORORNFALL of STORES for LNDIA will be ready. an or Wore MONDAY, the Slat 'natant. to melee PROALS ta writing, mated up, from curb person• as ma be willing to SUPPLY beet BRITIBd IRON. and that the al the said wralniet may be bed on apphcation addressed to the Dirertor-General od Mores, India times, Westminster, &W., whore the proposals ere to be le any time before 2 o'clock p.m. of the said Slit day of Deromber, ISM, after whisk hour no tender vrill be resolved. _ WiltiED73:i - ALTOT, JOHN SMITHSON WRIGHT, deceased.—Pur roast to the Act of Parliament of the End and Med Victoria. chapter s 5, intituled "An Act to further amend the Law of Pro perty and to relieve Trustees," NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all CREDITORS and other persons having any CLAIMS nr e. mends egainet or &acting the ESTATE and =sots of JOHN SIM REON WRIGHT. late of No. 5, Illandfordwtreet, Manches ter-square. in the county of Middlesex. gentleman, who died on the .7th day of hoi rush. r. 1551 not of whose go. venial islet., aril risers letters of administration were granted In the month of IN.Cllll3lmr, 1501, by the Principal Re‘istry of bar Majesty's Ciurt of Prof ate, to Elizabeth Wright. his lawful widow, and upon wane(' death. In OetoLer. Ine,ktters of administration of ouch personal estate and erects left unadminiet aid by her were granted by the some Registry, on the sth day of Angnet. hit, to Robert White. the lawful attorney of Edward Mortimer Turvey, of the Division of Quern'. Town. Cape of Good Hope, the lawful brother by ths half blood and one of the next of kin of the said John Smith. son Wright, decessed me hereby required to mend the particulani of a nch claim, and demands in writing to me, the undersigned, U,,, selie,ter ef the raid Robert White. on or before Taureitiy, the 314 day of December next, after which time the said Robert hit., as .ueh administrator as aforesaid. vrill.Preneed to distri bute the assets of the said John Smitheon Wright, deoemed, mimed the parties entitled thereto, baring regard only to the claims or demand, of which the mid Robert White shall then have bad notice. And he will not after that date be answerable or liable fee the said assets, or any part thereof, so distributed to any person of whose claim or demand be shall not then have had notice. Dated this Med day of November, INS, EDWARD sem I, Mon C London-wall, Sollettor for the said Rooblelrte".44:74 MRS. ELIZABETH WRIGHT, deceased. Pursuant to the Art of Parliament of the End and gird Victoria. chapter 11, intitaled " An Act to farther amend the law of Property. and to relieve Trustees." NOTICE IS ITEIMBY GIVIDT, that WI CREDITORS sad pigeons having. any CLAIMS or demands upon or against the EITrATs of + .IKMARITH WEIGHT, late of No. 111. Crawf Maryisbam, in the county of Middlemx, widow, dereastr e who rlet died an the 11111 day al October, UM, and whose will was proved in her litaimars Onset of Probate. at the principal on the 7th day of Neal r, MD, by Robert White and Thames Poyle Batehelar, the esesehme therein namedi. are hereby requited to .and the psinisalars al their claims to me, the undersigned. the soliaitte of tie said orbdare Thursday. the Mat deg Desember !ad flat utter the of dat eat, the said eggenters will is ftleaube the mesa of the said Patents:Vie eatilied thereto, leaving regard to the Maims af ribs eseentees limn then have had notice, and wed not be far the awns se distributed to any parson ef whom debt or Maim the mid asseuttes shall nut then ham had notate. Dated this ard day of November. Hee GEORGE EDWARD EAST, S, Sian Oallersgardens, London-wall. Solicitor far the said treeutem KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. 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THE NEW PARLAILENT.--GIIIDE to the BOM of 00X11010: einte. of the KOMI= Ue New Pea Miami, compered with Me Leet, flea realise, Number of Vetere PUPA and othrr Information. Loudon P. Pt. King, Par hookselim U, Portiossaah stmt. Wraiwilistm - Pilaw Ilineweee, Peet free liar " GIRL - OF THE PERIOD." .I =onook for lee& Ldlted bff Mee Mum and IlionOreted with a noon Oesphie Rig Melee, and deer Oheresearldie s = Mei be sedrred of all iteuirm•lkes. 'Za bete " (Mee : I. Üble• TO 1113 TZTTOB OP TIM lIIPINNI. Bra,—You report to-day a large meeting of Awn and other gentlemen to ooneider a grant of 2,0001. reads by the Society kw Promoting Knowledge. Theme gentlemen voted by belket. Will tarn this to account in an article on the ballot. Bill'e yo u tY it cannot be an-English and cowardly if each a company have moues to it.— am, he., B. J. THOMPI3ON. Bridgwater, Dee. 9. LTION OF On Wednesday Sir Sydney Waterlow_ to his constituents at Dumfries the " w him les amierred in regard to his election. He lies emsesSed the hest lawyers in London on the point, bet they are mashie to give any decided opinion. His ease, though somewhat resembling that of Mr. Cowan, late M.P. for Edin_lmft ; it, it seems, in some respects altogether without a in election experience, and will have to bedeoidkin n yVie Howe of Commons. A resolution was passed expressive of the determination of the meeting to sustain the potion which the liberals have gained in the district. We also understand that steps have been taken to make even a more thorough canvas of the county lest a new election should become nesiessary.—Nerth Belt's* Mail. NTOXE NEWINGTON ASSEMBLY ROORS.—Laat night the opening of a handsome and capacious building situate in Defoe-road, Church-street, Stoke Newington, and intended for the holding of public meetings, con certs, and other entertainments, was celebrated by a soiree, • which a large number of the respectable inhabitants of the district attended. The new edifice is capable of ac commcdating from 600 to 600 persons, and it supplies a want that has been felt in Stoke Newington since the demolition of the old Manor-rooms, which were associ ated with intellectual and social gathenn' go. The concert hall contains several choice Esintings and other works of art, and its ornamentation is materially enhanced by a rare and beautiful collectien of exotic plants contributed by a few influential residents in the district, who took an active part in the formation of the oompany by which the recigzed civets' was subscribed. NEW INFIRMARY FOR ST. PANCRAS.— Yesterday, the ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the new infirmary for the sick poor of the parish of St. Panama, being the fret of such establishments about to be erected under the provisions of the Metropolis Poor Act, took place on the ate at Highgate, in the pressure of a large number of pwsons Melodic, Miss t de t Contts and other ladies. Hr. .H. Wyatt, .T.P., chairman of the Board of Guardians, performed - the duty of laying the foundation stone, and was supported by the Dean of Lichfield (designate) ; the Rev. Cannon Vicar of St. Pancras met Rural Dean ; a large ream the local clma,_mee-chairman and members of the Board of Guardians. Yr. Harvey Lewis, M.P., and a number of other gentlemen. The ate is an eligible one, situate marl" at the top of Meiden-Ime, where it emerges into the Highgate-road, and lamediatel between the Small pox Hospital and the newly- portion of the High. • Cemetery. THE PROPOSED WORXINO KEN'S HANGITET TO Ya MIVEZDY Jommon.—Last night a meeting of the Reverdy Johnson banquet committee was held at No. 8, Adelpan-terrace--Mr. K. Beales in the chair—at which, after much dismal" a resolution, Proposed by Mr. Elliott, was carried to the elect that a deputation be ap pointed to wait on Mr. Johnson and inform him that, in consequence of *inflicting opinions in this country and America on the questions now in course of arrangement, it was not advisable to proceed with the Imam*. ROYAL COLLEGE OP 13I71tOZONL—The follow ing members of the college l e i n a o Sndirgone the neces sary er.andnations for the f were reported to have acqeitted themselves to the ' action of the Court of Examiners, and at a meeting of the Council yesterday, the 10th inst., were admitted Fellows of the College : Messrs. Joseph Orpe Brookhouse, M.D. St. Andrew's, Parliament-street, Nothnghsin, diploma of membership dated February 27, 1867 ; Edmund Hooper Dalton, L.S.A., Brixton-hill, July 17, 1867; Robert Nicholas Ingle, M.D. St. Andrew's, Pendletiati, Manchester, December 23, 1868; Richard Levy, M.D. Edinburgh, Welbeck-street. May 7, 18110; George Bastes, Y.H. and L.R.C.P. London, 'Trinity-square, Southwark, January 26, 1864 ; and Frederick William Humphreys, L.R.C.P. London, Trinity - square , Tower-hill, April 28, 1863, students of Guys hospital. George Edmund Legge Peale., L.S.A., St. George's-road, S.W. No (ember 13, 1864, and Frederic Pooley Edie, M. 8., London, Laughlin-chambers, November 16, 1864, of the West minster Hospital. Thomas Mosey Harding, L.R.C.P. London, Euston-road, July 31, 1848, of the Middlesex Hospital. William Henry Thornton, Y.D. London, Dewsbury, July 2, 1849, of the M a nchester School. Alexander Vans Best, M.D. Aberdeen, her Majesty's Indian army, April 11, 1866, of the Aberdeen ScMOl. Frederick }Mama Lee, N.B. London, Salisbury, April 13, 1860, of St. George's Hospital; Alford Coleman, L.R.C.P. London, Old Burlington-street, April 21, 1860, of St. Bartholomew's Hospital.; Henry Arnett, St. Stephen's-crecent, W. July 29, 1864, of University College; and Miles Al tman Wood, L.R.C.P. London, Ledbury, January 26, 1866, of King's College Hospital. It is stated that out of the sixteen candidates only one failed to acquit himself to the satisfaction of the Court of Examiners, and was consequently referred to hie studies for twelve months._ . . CONTROL OF CRININALS.—At a meeting of the 'tending committee of the Repression of Crime Section of the Social Science Association, held at their rooms, in the Adelphi, yesterday, Sir Walter Crofton, CB., in the chair, the following resolutions were passed with regard to the supervuion of criminals and the repression of crime :—l. That it is • pressing necessity to give more completeness to our present practice o i =isupervision, by the establishment of • central ' controlling, and a register recording the movements o convicts on license. 2. With a view to the furtherrepresion of crime and the better protection of life and property, it is expe dient that legiehitive power be obtained to establish a police supervision of habitual offenders; and that to this effect it is recommended that • law be enacted empower ing magistrates to require any person who has twice been convicted of felony, and who either can be proved to be associating with thieves or is unable to show that he is earning an honest living, to give bed as • security against his committing any new offence, and that WWI to give such bail such person should be committed to prison. PROTESTANTS IN SPAIN.—The religious froodom which is cos of the effects of the revolution in ftein is bringing is light a fact little suspected in fteand—the exigence ci a considerable number of native protestant@ in that cemetery. That such a body exists has been known hers for many years, and has been in great pert due to the khans of the late Rev. Juan Calderon, • Spaniard ri=h, but a clergyman of the church of Ter many yeses el his life, and until the day of his death, fourteen veers ago, this =ea was the editor and only writer of • pro =listed and publidiad London in Me Spaidik This ths name of which was twice slanged the misty of its random, used to be seat by various routes to flpsin generally reaching its destination, but sonisams, unfortunately, mimed and bussed at the Custom-hones. Want meetings of son verts took pleas, at which the MIAs and edifying religion' hooks and papers were read. Its publication necessarily esased at the deaM of its eels aut hor , but the gentlemen who bad helped to defray the apeman insidantal to it este slatin end other periodicals' midland wed and thus there sr* ants in Spain at tin 411 611TITAL PALM& Oil BMW= 7 . 11411010 AT, Dec. 10.—Adioimisms hymens tiokels, 4443 ; Mtn en primoni.96o ; tend *Mors, 5,406. [Advectisemint.)—HoLLOwiiv's OINTMENT.— Three ens el m s atofrufavors ntlo sonslnksm • uismi Mar as te sollodinti ma 11 :=Z gr a• m Mis 7A...nuarau sitar now, or can SI r, Jarly d sl gr a ta l" est es bars asoll " the oonitltu .n ifsa and brecite virulent or areal& MADRID, Dee. 9, livaineo. The situation of Spais, which hut week peered satisfactory, has since Campi ne : m ita chans its_ aspect. All the telegram! bare from CadM announcing that the insurgents had surrendered were erroneous; on the eontreg, the rioters, well paid and armed, took possession of the park Of artillery the first day of their sil r a cb nd they now occupy important positions :in town. The squadron is prevented from 'rag the insurgent position, in coosequence of the latter's vicinity to aikZal lf . which. is full of patients. General EndertaleieleAty the. tensemelef =gable forces in order to make's vigorous against Cadiz. Greet' polities) excitement prevails at Malags, Xeres, and several other towns of the Peninsula though none but Cadiz has yet raised the standard of revolt. It is reported in some quarters .that the insurrection is incited everywhere by the republican party, who • are exasperated at the prospect of the monarchical form of government proving triumphant ; while by othms. it is declared that the movement is the work of the reactioniste—the outbreak at Cadiz being only the commencement of a resistance on their part which they intend to prosecute to the last extremity. It her been ascertained that on Saturday last a foreign vessel landed at Cadiz a great number of individuals well provided with arms. It is reported on reliable authority that considerable sums of money have been distributed everywhere, and even among the workmen employed by the municipality of Madrid. The troops of the garrison here having been tent into the provinces to face the insur rection, Madrid will only be guarded by the naticnal militia and a body of volunteers. Each volunteei receives 10 reels . per diem. General Prim left to-day for Andalusia. Many rich fami lies, greatly alarmed by the reports of the insurrection, have hastened to leave Spain. • - - At Tarragona, in Catalonia, the republicans attempted to rescue the convicts, and, in con sequence, an Aion is expected in that town. The A finds itself in a - em- government nno..— , very hamming position, the disturbances aggravating the condition of the money market, and prevent ing the success of the national loan. It is feared that the government will be completely without resources through the increase of the expenditure which will arise from the troop. having to take the field. NADRID. Mc. 10. The Gazette publishes a circular of Senor Fignerola enjoining the governors of the provinces to use all legal means to compel the people to pay the taxes due to the state. An or- it appears in the Gazette con firming the intelligence that an armistice of 48 hours has been granted to the y in urgents at Cadiz. The railway has been torn up and the telegraph wires cut between Xeres and Puerto de Hants Maria by the escaped convicts from Cadiz, who, heenyvee, have been captured. The imbecriptions to the new loan amount to 314 millions. The int authorities have carried out their deiennimio — n v of reducing the wages of the work men employed at the national workshops. A number of the provincial municipalities, the national volunteers, and members of the Liberal party, have given in their adhesion to the government in the present . juncture of affsirs, offering to support it in putting down the authors of the present disorders. The safety of the capital and the maintenance of order has been entrusted exclusively to the na tional volunteers. It is said that the Cadiz insur gents have offered to surrender, and that the foreign consuls have reported this offer to the respective ministers at Madrid. It is believed that a capitulation will be granted. _ _ MADRID, Dir. 10, Evionxe. The proposals for the capitulation of the insur gents at Cadiz have been rejected. A report has been current that 800 soldiers, who were to have left for Cuba, have joined the insurgents ; but this statement, as well as a rumour that disturbanoos bad broken out at Pampeluna, is denied. Except ing at Cadiz, public order has nowhere been dis turbed. HUNGARY. MTH Dec.lo. The Hungarian Diet closed to-day. The speech from the throne enumerates the fortunate results which have attended the labours of the Diet, and v.liich it says are duo to the sincere union existing between the King and the nation. It adds :—" The Diet bas put an end to the uncertainty hitherto prevailing. Both halves of the empire are inde pendent of each other as regards the conduct of their own affairs, and they exercise an equal constitutional influence over the affairs which are common to both. The monarch,' has sought and found a rallying point within itself, and now marches onward with renewed strength in a path which will conduce to the peace and welfare of the country, and to its preservation of the posi tion which it is called upon to take up among Eu ropean nations. The King nourishes the convic tion that the new constitutional cases which have already effected so much good, and so strengthened the monarchy, will be durabt, es a t n l i beneficial to the interests of the country." The speech was received with great enthusiasm. FRANCE NANTES, Dno. 10. The editor of the Phan de la Loire WM fined 800 franca to-day, for internal manceuvrei. THE BANK OF FRANCE. PMTS, D!‘a. 10. The return of the Bank of Franeor the week ending to-day shows the following &sages, compared with that of hint week :—Deorease: cash in hand, 13,300,000 f.; notes, 7,125,000 f. • private accounts, 8,333,000 f. • bills discounted, 2,800,000 f.; advances, 1,000,000 f. Triasury ba lance, 1,000,000 f. ROUMANIAN RAILWAY LOAN. BEBLIF, Dee.lo. The subscription to the Roumanian Railway Loan was o pen ed to-day, and the whole amount required is already subscribed. It is expected that the subscriptions will considerably exceed the mien to be allotted. PLYMOUTH, DSc. 10.—The mai steamer Briton mita from Ibis port this scoming walk t e ottwavd fort. 11181411C•P• milli Si PaPNIWIPs sad • ludo gourd ergo. Amain tie pismiress No tin ]law. Mr. Mains* bishop distant!' of ifsiffilmun, nod badly, owl tits Rev. Xr. Adler, Dona of °tritons. Aftse prosisdiai down tin the Briton bid to bar vp Wm* a boon Y.B.W. pils gensilian sods kinti wartoolog. do retursod Isis Plysiostli Sousa tW mann for marine ftl tbs irsather skim OILIMILLEIIO TON mean. Ur. Hanna asked tie ehainnen of the Genunissianers of w BirWSTII hy Looden-trifte reset now being gravelled bmsbehibil • • Yt. Di ham, in repay, reworked that his friend ought to, have informed hiwsall whether the Commis honors of &wire 'had authority over Loodon-bridge before petting tide /sustile, became they.had not such authonty, Landon-bridge being under the charge of the Bridge-house Committee. It was, however, simply a question a having slippery streets or dirty streets. gamester.) A polities of the tenders and inhabitants of this market sad the !steamboat wee read b the Tows Ci.sak, Wall* that the emegeration w ou ld immediately re-let ttlire pow =a idin the meat market at that if this were not done a vast injury would i 17037esmesegsenas to the =ay resi dents in the east of Lends., and that the market would became a harbourage for the Idle and dissolute. The petitioners were called to the bar of the court, and one of them, Mr. Meer* *butcher in Leadenhall-market, stated, in reply to questions, that thousands of persons bought their joints at that market, and took them away in beards by omnibus. About fourteen of the butchers bid gone to the new market, and only two or three were left. Eome of those who had gone, he believed, would return to-morrow. (Laughter.) He was of opinion that the public at large who had been in the habit of frequent ing Um market would be mo,t eeriouely injured. Mr. JOHN RICHARDSON—WouId the centridibation of the trade tend to increase the price of meat Mr. Meatus—lt would do so. Mr. 101117:11 faiotilWould you get better priors ? Mr. Moues—No. Mr. L. TCYL os— T he, you will mil at the old prices. (laughter.) Has any one of the tenants been turned out of the market P Mr. MOiniirep lied in the negative. Eventually the court did not press the question. Mr. PINT= inquired whether it had not been the practico of the butchers in Leedenhall market to go to 1.4 sugar.. market for their supply Mr. MORRIS, in reply, said they sometimes did so. The petit ooers then withdrew from the bar, and Mr. Tricker proceeded to move the following resolution, of which he had given notice :—" That until in the wisdom of parliament it is decided that the meat and poultry market at Leadenhall dell be dimmdteted, and the cor panties has IMITIMI • suitable media in its dead, it be an inetrustioa to the Markets Committee and the City Leads Cammitte, immediately to mkt in the usual manner any preenmes in the mid NAs# , S that way from time to time become vacant, or that 11111 w cease to be used by thejpresent tenants for the We of meat and poultry." Mr. Rpm seconded the motif: Mr. LOMAX TAYLOR would more as an amend ment "that it be an instniebon to the committee% imme diately to offer to ralet in the anal manner, for the sale of poulby and game, any premises in the said market that may bm time to timeheoome vacant." Mr. Learn seconded the amewbeent. Mr. IticzAzneon said that if Leadualiall-market were discoutinaed they would be wappordwur the new market at the exposes at the " Weir' attic people. Mr. Ds Jame in supportin the ameedment, re marked that the riarbet held act _ been that by the Court of Common Comma Ilse new market was intended for the whole metropolis. He was not in *mar of numerous markets. He could not name a dome that had failed. He believed in ewe wholesale market se a centre of attrac tion both for buyer sad seller. It was said that Leaden hall would now be a retail market. He saw no reason why it should not be so. In reply to Mr. Luna, Mr. Roman said the Markets Committee had received no communication from any truant in Leadiseu.n as to givmg up hie holding: The lessais amid not sub let the premiss. Ho presumed that the mats were still being paid, bet the collector was tlis proper penal to answer that gmediss. After soma farther dimmed= a show of bands was taken, and the assuatimmt was &dared to be lost. Another amestimust was aimed by Mr. 21 'George, but it was afterwards withdraws, and Mr. Pricker's motion was then carried. To ROUX £XD Orval KIIIIPW. The lfikteXismi Clegna adios& 11* Sams WI 10. , It .81,4 boss re •Aer bri vs V s AA os li: An ; whimsy at ger ! Yew.m6 ago Brim si Xis , Ulu 4 1 ECL47/A as sistms p ii INVA. lre=st•+Arcet Wiriest, Z.0.--{Ativ=imot) BT. THOILaII DAT. On the motion of Yr. Deputy OBBARD, seconded by Sir JAMES Duza, it was agreed "that the sum of 6001. be given by this court in aid of the fund arising from the gift' of persons on their admission to the freedom of this city, annually distributed on St. Thomas's Day to poor widows of freemen, and that it be referred to the Com mittee for General Purposes to give directions for the appropriation of the same, agreeably to the former orders of this court. Mr. Deputy DE JII3BEY moved the following resolution in reference to Mr. Deputy Obbard, the " father " of the court, who is about to retire from public life after having been a member of the Common Council for upwards of 40 years :—" That this court is desirous of expressing its regret at the retirement of Mr. Deputy Obbard, and its deep 80114) of the manner in which he has discharged the VallOUI important duties that have devolved upon him during the many years be has been a member of this court, whereby he has obtained the esteem and regard of all its member.' , _ . _ The itetl;llWas seconded by Mr. Deputy Jox and unanimously agreed to, and it was referred to the City Lunde Committee to consider tho manner in which it should be carried out, and to carry it out accordingly. TIM HOLBORN VALI= VIADUCT. The Towx CLERK read a petition from the ward com mittee of Farringdon Without praying that the court would urge the completion of the Holborn Valley Improvement without further delay, and that proper . pro vision might be made for the temporary &mom e.bou of foot passengers. Mr. Deputy Pay, chairmen of the Improvements Com mittee, pointed out that of the 13 persons who signed the petition, four lived in Fleet-street, three were members of the Common Council, and three had bees amply compen sated. Could any body imagine that works of so great magnitude could becarried on in the centre of the City of London without causing inconvenienos and even danger P Ho ventured to state that no complaint bad been made to the committee with regard to what had been done to further the traffic; and the works had been conducted so far with very few, if any, saddest'. Aa to delay, if there had been any, it had been awned by the enormous claims made by persons in the ward for compensation, which had nearly driven the committee to their wits' end. He would give a few rumples, and begin with one of the petitioners. The gentleman be referred to sent in a claim for 16,9634. It wee submitted to • pus ury, and they a verdict for 6,3701. A n oth er of the petitioners claimed 6,1331., and the fury awarded 3,3161. A third petitioner made a claim for 46191., which wee referred to a wasigidx" and hie theism awarded 3461. (" Oh, oh Tbsi were three ethos tried so re me* as Wednesday in the Lord Mayor's Court. In one ease Se sommitlse mods ea effierof 2601. end the natures, whisk were Irma about SAL It went before • jury, and they awarded L Id. In nother case the claim was fee 1,44111. M1 They Ma were agai n obliged to go before a jury, and the sweat awarded was 3iol. Iu the nest awe the dim was for 1,1001 4 and the verdict was kw M. Them were specimens of the claims sent in to the eammlllso. It would be easy to get through the week V Me ocamittes gave any ameent that was oohed, but Ail not do so, and empoodsd both time and lambi. in the accomin He would give tw o womple. was a_ repoeV comiating two homes, in roped of Sete wore no lam Mom Ma deism One of Ilhoon amounts* tin li►Mlß end the emsainteg shoe hoinght up theme to filifldL Magni gab/ fade partiodist vain, he alight &there wore many - et - these deism doe hams dated in and 11)16,whon k was ad anlY &did that these Afield be minted, bet when any were in the loomed POOOMden. Time were *Meta Seem and ever rough ream he which loam bad been insird he e Impose erestiog 164111 .) — shad WINN t he th 2:6 4" Ja ol la Ze, ems w O r m e dy ".l 4= Tro g n: dday meadosed. • • Mr. d theeomminos mama Ike eommlitee ef %Miaow in He bisoiirg i rim wb". ' • bad keto to one el these who remise fief He remised a paltry em of 6,0011. toe what he believed Tonn.—ittitioneras presented, on the 9th inst., is the name of .J. N. Ciladstone, the defeated Wiens, amdiail, a/*itMigmilt Mt. Anse 1awthar ,..44 20 oeseamativeaumber. Tlia grounds alleged were treatingind undue ineaseste. This was immediately rot- Icnted a cognise petition on the part of the tones against . Brown-Wellhead. 8112EWB3LTIIT.—A petition will be presented forthwith, upon usual grounds, against the return of Mr. Mains, the conservative member. The return of Yr. Clement, the liberal member, is not disputed. Yesterday was the last day for lodging petitions at the Rule-alias of the Common Pleas. The period granted by the act is 20 days from the return of the writ to the Clerk of the Crown, and for the recant dediaes in oounties there is still some thee longer for pod. tines to be filed. Mr. Edwin C. Cooke, of the Rule-oft% has teen appointed clerk to the Master acting under the Parliamentary Elections Act, and that gentleman has had onerous and arduous duties to discharge. From $OO to 1,04,0 persons daily Dave vidted the o ffi ce connected with election matters. Among the petitions filed ia one against the liberal members for the City of London. When the list is complete for counties and boroughs, the judges will appoint days forbearing the same in each _particular place. Within three days of filing a petition 1,0001 must be it posited for cods, or seem ity given. THE Vi'Earmtwerzit PLAT.—Last night the re llama! of Ilor ode—the Westminster play for this year— took place in the dormitory of St. retied College, West minster. The first public performance will take place on Tuesday next. THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.—The Mtiversity of London, betides being directly represented in the upper house by its chancellor, Earl Granville, and in the lower by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, is indirertly represented by no less than twelve of its graduates. Of these Mr. M. E. Grant Duff, member for Elgin burghs ; Mr. J. Stansfeld, for Halifax; Mr. E. A. Leatham, for Huddersfield ; Mr. M. W. P. O'Reilly. for Longford ; and Mr. H. S. P. Winterbotham, for Stroud, eat for the someplace, in the lest parliament. The new members are Mr. E. Jewel, Q.C., for Dover; Mr. Serjeant Simon, for Dewsbury; Mr. W. Fowler, for Cambridge ; Mr. R. N. Fowler, for Falmouth ; Mr. E. Bowrmg, for Exeter ; Mr. Henry Matthews, Q.C., for Dun garvaa ; and Mr. O'Coanor, for Sligo county. Mr. Julian Goldemid, who was deprived of his seat for Honiton by the Reform Bill of 1867, made a gallant but unsuocesetul attempt in Mid-Surrey. Consi dering that the University of London numbers among its graduates few men possessed of aristocratic influence, oe other means of advancement than their own talents, the number of eminent men to be found in its ranks, both in parliament and in the learned professions, indicates un mistakably the power bestowed by that broad and yet thorough system of educabon of which it is the foremost advocate. MB. OLADirroNE AND ms Cossni meeting held on Wednesday night it was determend to elect the right hon. gentleman free of expense to hisesit, as on the last occasion, no appreheneion *misting that the expenses will be more than nominal, as these is est the slightest fear of any opposition to his re-absetiestltts tory party. The Paisley branch of the National ao League has sent an address to the committee congratu lating the electors of Greenwich on having performed a national service in electing Mr. Gladstone. CENTENARY OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY.—Litat night the end of what is professionally termed "a silver medal year" of the Royal Academy was celebrated in the usual manner by the award of prireeto the students by Sir Francis Grant, I'.R.A., in the lecture-hall of the Academy. Trafalgar-square. The proceedings were clothed with more than ordinary interest from the fact that the Academy has just reached its hundredth year, and in con sequence of this being the last year of its location in Tra falgar-square, a migration to the new and—it is hoped— " more commodious premises" in Piccadilly being ile.ided en as soon as those premises are rendered tenantable. Nearly all the Forty were present, besides a full complement of male and female students, with a few of their friends. Last year the most attractive competition was for the historical (gold) medal ; on this occasion it was the competition for the travelling studentship that cleated the greatest amount of interest—" The Last Song of the Girondists," by Mr. C. Calthiop ; a domestic pic ture described by the text, "The Lord giveth and the Lord bath taken away, blessed be the name of the Lord," by Mr. Fl ank Roll (son of the eminent engraver) ; and " Orestes pursued by the Furies," by Mr. C. Mt. These three gentlemen are gold medal students—Mr. Rolt as far back us 18.53 (when he took the medal with the picture he last night exhibited), Mr. 801 l in 1863, and . Mr. throp two years later. Mr. Roll received the prize at the hands of Sir Francis Grant, who complimented him on his success in a few graceful and encouraging remarks. The premium of 10/. for the beat drawing from the antique done during 1847 was awarded to Mr Philip Westlake; the medal for copying, to Miss Kate Oldham: the medal for the best painting from the life, to Mr. Arthur Stocks (son of the eminent engraver) ; and the medal for the best drawing from the life, to Mr. E. T. Haynes. The travelling studentship for the best architectural design of a museum for natural history was obtained by Mr. E. Marshall. The following were likewise awarded prizes : For perspective and sciography, Mr. E. Block ; drawing from the antique, Mr. W. Bntten; antique model, Mr. T. Brock ; life model, Mr. J. Carter; anda restoration of a portion of the Parthenon frieze. Mr. T. Brock. THE NEW BISHOP OF 31.1UltITIFS.—The Rev. T. 0. Hatehard, M.A., whose appointment to the Bishopric of Mauritius by the Duke of ltuckin the outgoing Colonial Secretary, was noticed 3 , , is the gentleman about whom the following remarks from the SinTey and Ilants Alas, were made by " A Pariehirner of St. Nicholas:"—" Your readers will perhaps remember that Mr. Onslow, at the declaration of the poll of the borough election, remarked, with just pride, that he had been returned despite all the tory influence used against him, and he further proceeded to illustrate the unscrupulous nature of that influence by mentioning that the protestant pulpits in Guildford had been turned into political platforms, and national songs instituted foe the song, of devotion. That such unscrupulous and irre verent agencies should have been employed by church of England minister seems at first almost inweihNe, but of the perfect truth of Mr. Onslow's statements there maw* be the slightest doubt, as two political sermons IMO preached at fit. Nicholas's Church, Guildford, on finadAy, the 16th November, the day prior to the nomination. The sermon in the morning wsa delivered by the Her. 8. J. Hawke* curate of St. Nicholas, and that in the "1 by the Rey. T. G. Hatalard, _rector and eel eleen.. ll ll both the services a song miMed Our dear old Church of Ragland' was sung, to the . human astonishment of a =gSt.c.f the corwriabon, some of whom SWUM by tiering op the printed slip which insulted • ceehip." POSTAL CONTRITION wmi THE UNrTIED STATES. —The sew eoneeslAes Uterus the !Post-Sim d mesh of the United Melee me Great Briton' hee= received by a PeelmailerAmeral Ramsdel for his l, who ap. it. M tee& it to the Predawn* trateee. BehL thus *sok die Oa. visit= use sow In bra, sad tithe Mete era 11=0 sent. 1t te set meletialty ahead in Me Mel the same lbw Cadet. ad „ i teaS ya Vet: i ris v ell it l a the UAW Blatee reduce the mew on sag eseeehisee, and periodicals. 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