The Express. — London, England, 1868-02-05 00:00:00

~..,.:,' NEIV! - -,1 1 \PER (.....ca.,esi-7, (- --' t.- ,-z- 7e ‘-,-„ek„,_.,_, --._ - - -- rT . , 11l ..... t ...,, ~ 4j r irvir .,.... (I- 41% • ..:"_;,...: i t .: , 1 . . , ..,_,... ..., c 1...-. , i '-: c, !-----.---- s ‘......„..".., ...- ..-...„, . , 4 _ y ssaki cl./Z - ii , - I 9 1868. _ - , , I ';;...- [TWOPENC LONDON, WEDNESDAY ivssma, FEBRUARY 6. 1868. [STAMPED ld. ADDITIONAL] No, 6,708.] ZEOM LAST maHra GA 111171. STRAL - VITT and MOO A lAN LINE il::of PACKET 8111 P.—For BYDNLY Direct (to sell penc on the 2.b February, lag ablajeeg M LA Mad nbrufvf7), t i," splendid o o Aberdeen clipper BEUCKY CASTLL, A I 1,013 tons tweeter, J. WALLACE, C01:01131.114R ; Vthi ▪ . the Fad India Docks. Mb beautiful ship, built by Yearn * Ilan and ,at Abenleen, expressly for the Sydow, trade, lull poep, fitted with every comfort for the acoomatoda -7-e el cabin pnasennere, and will carry all oaramtaneed , terma of freight or puma eoply to MrTF • liounE, 9. Billiteratreat. [0 INTELLIGENCE. [suers or SOLIONOIS AND iorruss rAsrlourras so a ODTAJNID AT 2111 MUM OP TIM OP= 112611TIAL, mar or samorror. saszrosurporizer.l OIEVITIOI TIMM FRANCE. PARIS, Fn. 4, llnainin: -.. lllLirliiii; JOHN WILOTON, Onset iii. Camden-town, Contractor, to surrender NW 17, at 1 JOHN KIMATIKKINUI, Wilmington-, Outlet, Feb. 17 at 11. 3011 Barron, geledingesereet, Commerclaman - Feb. 1 . „_7 at H. Haney Waren Willi?, Chogeoaterrace, Wandrworth, bar. riMer, Feb. IT, at 12. Flung WALVII, lea-beldga, eammiledon t, Feb. 17, at IL MAMAS DolUrr, Clerbileburat leamt; b. 17, at I& BaIIJANDI SToelf& Argriwalresa, dra pe dareteireqFeb.l7,4l2. NATHAN/Mk Jo!, Meant, Ilersepstrist, Greenwich, saber, Feb. 17, at 1. ANDBZW BUM DeaboreuglbOL,Paddington, baker, Feb.2o, M t. WOODWARD DODLXV, Nayleard.,Peckbear,painter Feb. MAL Sir HENRY CHODLXIGH OXIIIMIX, Bart, Shepard's-well, near Dover, Feb. 20, at 2. WILLIAM IDWAID BURGE* Bairsiandvosd, licensed victua ler, Feb. 26 at 11. THOMAS Smarr, Bridgeeveune, Hernina-- -- Feb. 26, at IL (Moan! nun% rattle re...._ Importar,Feb IS. at 11. WiLLIAX HIRRT DIXON, Black Lion-lancliansee-_ naval orannandar, Feb. 25, M it JOHN INGAIOILL, Knockholt. Kent, carpenter, Feb. 15, at It. MARK Waite" Casdonianvoad and London-wall, milliner, Feb. 115. at IL JOHN MAiniont jun., Croeby.halbehambereßishoPl and Hasisytord-road, Vauxhall, wine cooper, Feb. 1165 a lte- nr k Semen. Oannadiartford, Hunts, brewer, Feb. 25, at 1. ROIMRT Mai; Mmley, Middlesex carpenter, Feb. 19, at 2. WHAJAM Slab, Warwick -tams, Peckham, currler,Feb.24 Jun. THOMAS HAISBIUDOB, Upper VMitameasetroa, draper, Feb. 16,15 1- * EITILI " diar ° A.VIIV 4' 11..-- Wittman Mamma. Dame.terrace, Wawa. groese, Feb. 24. at 1E HIJIRT DIMANT, Bekserlime, Streatineneammo..., Feb. 24, at it THOMAS JOHN WILLIAM WIIIIIT RAwLINO9, Devonahlre,, Foreabill, aectloneer, Feb. le, at it. AacnisAin BRADLHIL Wellington-road, Camberwell, commercial clerk, Feb. 24, at 1. JOB RICHARD and HICHAID HILL, Blnethack, illalionbilire, imnmastera, Feb. 14, at IL Blume TROT, Wootton Break Wilts, tanner, Feb. 14, at 11. RICHARD /CRAWLS and WILLIAM 'CHAGOS, Boltby, lengthier', farmers, Feb. 17, at 11. Jour THOMAS HAYMOW, Begley, Yorkshire, cotton warp ma nufacturer. Feb. It at 11. &MKT ILLlTlNT.GreetOffmaby, shipbuilder, Feb. 116, M It. JOUR WOODS, Liverpool, wine agent, Feb. 13, at 11. JOHN FAUX Invisare, Holyhead, contractor, Feb. 14, at It. CHAluss Roam Limber* Carnervonehlre, civil engineer, Feb. 17, at 12. WILLIAM 1016E11711AIMENT, Ebyl, Flintehlre, mac bather, Feb. 17, at it BOON SHAW, Oldham, farm servant, Feb. 17, at it FRANCUIJAXIS 112121XSON, Manchester, cotton deader, Feb. le, at 12. JONI SIDINOTHAN and NATHAN INDMIOTHAN, Aaton-under- Lyne, machinists. Feb. 18.14 It Smarm Cowl& Balm; joiner, Feb. 19,1511. Jame Bliesonocon, Oldham-road, Lancaadre, late linen draper, Feb. 19, at 11. WILLIAM.WIUTTAILEIL Manchester, clerk, Feb. 24, st it. WILLIAM HODGSON, Aspatrta, Cumberland, schoolmaster, Feb. liS, at It HlMlrtlllitMOND,Dmiington,Durbam,butter factor,Feh.l9,MlS PRUSSIA. JOHN THOMPIOI, Mockweennouth Shore, builder, Feb. 19, at 11 Jane FAMEMAN. Birmingham, labourer, Feb. 21, at 10. BERLIN, FIB. 4, EvUrulo. Hawk? WALTERS, Birmingham fishmonger's a;vist.,lfeb.2l,atlO. I WILLIAM WILIIHR, Orlsoestkorpe, Yerlialre, cantulasion agent 1 The Chamber of Deputies discussed to-day the Feb li, at 1. proposal of the government to establish a special WILLIAM Cox, Waterloo, Hants, hunteman, Feb. 15, at IL ligil NY 3311011A8T, Portsmouth, plumber, Feb. 11, at IL • fund for the Province of Hanover by placing the JoHN Vimacsos, Sheerness, engineer in the navy, Feb. 16, at IL Hogg! Her, Christchurch, Hants. boot maker, Feb. 15, at M. froyal d ial fund at the disposal of the onner oman , Hass! Moose Cum. 11 aidstons, tailor, Feb. 15, at 11. i Hanoverian provincial estates for provincial pur• trimaran 1100RII, Whitatable, diver, Fob. lr at IL JOHN DavIES. Brae:moor, Statforish., innkeeper.F•b. 21, at le. poses. Count Bismarck said: "The government have Oienteg Dela I I m i m e, m.,, -L n' un g t"in C . . 311.°n nlckeit ' Wceustenggre' boott introduced this bill with the view of preparing the ISAAC 311150 !. 311150 !. Bath, umbrella manufactnrr , Feb. 17, at 11. way for a greater extension of the system of ailmi- WILLIAM BoLLAND, Little llarronden, Northamptonshire, akin dealer, Feb. 19, at 11. I nistrative deoentralisation. The government enter- Witi.l•ll J acorr, Birmingham, late tanner. Fen IL M 10. • CWARLIcs GRIFFITHS Roma, Christchurch. Monmouthshire, Innkeeper, with the sanction of the King, the same in - Innkeeper, Feb. IS, at 11. tentiona as regards the other provinces, and in ./Manilas,: iil.l..ldasoodshant,Doesetsh..hootmaker,Feb.l4.st 11. THOMAS Clientele, Derby, mattress maker, Feb. 13, at 12. I tended even to devote • portion of the budget to TRUMAN IlltoWN, Derby, beerseller, Mel, 13. at 12. Jona Ltrrinemst, Durham, law clerk, Feb. 19, at 11. 1 their special benefit. The government firmly MORT I . 6lllo! . Leeds, leather hose maker, Feb. to. at It. . maintains the proposal to establish a provincial 3HHN N . A2a12 , 02. limillingloy.liorLsh.,eontroctor, Feb. Pt, at LL J MOW X A ItaMoll. West Ferry, Li neolugh.. bootruaker,Feb.l3,at 11. , Lund for Hanover." JOHN 0 . Northampton, tailor, Feb. 15, al 14. SARAH Feral; Bristol, stationer, Feb. 21, at IA ClitoßGE Miner, Liverpool, horse dealer, Feb. 14, at S. THOMAS I.3IADICH, Bt. Iniabdc, Cornwall, what gardener, Feb. 13, at 12. WILLIAM JOHN HALTER, Chester, Feb. IL at It Haunt GAOLS, Saedha.k.Cbesh..late panda dealer, Feb. 13.14 I. Davin Jons Wools. Wa4alll,, Matfordshire, baker, Feb 21, at 12. 'nooses JOHN Taws, it. Brecknockshire, woollen deeper. Feb. 18, at 3. ' JOHN Mottoes, Detnumek. Breeknocks&, carpenter. FelvlS. at 2. THOMAS NNAL, Weeks :introit, watchnmece, Feb. lb, at 10. I DANIEL I IORO AN. Lauvabon, IdaniorJansh , tailor, Feb. 13, at 12. ' Jong elnaorls,:. aroma Torah., police ountaide, Feb.2l, at 10.1 Hoar FIIMLS KLIMIson, Heigharn, Norfolk, Journeyman ' canter. Feb. 13, at 11. RIJIANITH ORTON, Atberytone, Warwickshire, innkeeper, Feb. is, at 11. JOHN PAIAMoIig. Plymouth, beanaker, Feb. IS at 11. I EDWARD WALTIM Anne, Dover, baker. Feb. li, at IL WILLIAM TOMPILIX, Doweamelmander-13 me, ropemaker. Feb. IS, at 11. annuls me m. Wagoning, Bedfordsh., clothier, Feb. 17, at 11. Jossnisit CANIIOI.2. Benham Canna. bricklayer, Feb. 15, at 1. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. I Jan. 77. Joenr 4 KIM,. Reaulort-terrace, Peckham-F/0, 1 1114 I BREST, FEB. 4.-The Transatlantic Company's Paatra-.hart. Lower Thames street, ens engineer. iiitCLAIATItiNo OF DI VIDIINDS. steamer Pereire, which left New York on the 25th January, Joint limn, Dannagreet, Chelsea-Ist dividend of Iv. 10k1, ' arrived here yesterday evening. She brinp 1.11 pitmen- Feb. 3, and three masequent Wednesdays, M Falwera's, lisaingitall.siniet. , gen, 3,500,000 franca in specie, and • full cargo. El os•ali lilllXMooli, ClisiiisLomiLreet, Sonier's Town, draper— , QCEINSTOWN, FEB. 4.-The Inman steamship let dividend of to, Id., on amount of 35, 3d., to new gaits, Feb 3, awl three sobasquent Wednesdays, at gdeardgg, City of Boston, from New York, arrived here at 10.20 LW. lissinglialiGlreet. to-day, with mai* 206,000 dole. in specie, and 12 pas- JOHN ligOltilt: Atenieu , , Minster and flittinerainie. Kent stone mongers. She proceeded for Liverpool at 10.30 a.m. dealer-Ist divntend of les. WI , Feb 3, and three subsequent Wed:Redeye, at FAwardea, Basinehallatrest , Tits BOMBAY MAIL -blansmiass, FIB. 4. - WILMA'S WISCH, Daniel-Wrest, Dethusi-green-road, Umber mei.. ~„._ Ripon arrived ee noon today . The mail leaves for chant-lst dividend of 5a., Feb. 1, and three subeequent Wed. .." madam at Edwardie Basinghallstreet London at 2 p.m. CHANI.I22 X LURAY Leanne Cuestes, Heaves., clerk-let diet ileud ef Is. Old., Feb. 3, and time subsequent Wednesdays. at QUEENSTOWN, FIB. 4.-The National Steamship Edwards% Basingludlarea. Company's steamship Pennsylvania, from New York, sr- Taunts Demi, Frandstrevi, Paddington, leather cutter-lst dividend of as. led , Feb. o, and three subsequent Weduesdays, rived off Queenstown at 6 p.m. to-day. She landed pas at Edwards's, Bathiaihailotniet masers, mad proceeded for LiverpooL All well. JOHN WILLIS; Bah-street, Camden Town. draper-lbt dividend , DISPATCH OF AMERICAN MAILS. -SOIL' TH AM PTON, of ra 61d Feb. 6, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at 531 wards's, Iliothehall street FIB. 4.-The North German Lloyd treamship Deutsch- Glarriell Roallali. Canaan, drape-let dividend of et , any lend arrived, end eeited today f or New York, w i t h ma il s Wednesday, at Turner's, Lir E. C. II axe, Huntington, Cheshire, tanner-let dividend of and mammas. She takes out a few boxes of French Std., any Wednenlay. at Tamer's. Liverpool. . jewellery, value 80,00 E., but no 'oargo, having been de gwiwix lirtellta. Blackpool, budder-Ist dividend of 44., any Wedoesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. , Mined 36 hours in Bremerhaven by • furious gale, which CH Aare CLAIIivoN. Nem:lode-upon-Tyne. boot and aloe (looter renders her stay here too short to take any freight, being -Ist dividend of Is. FL, Say listarday, at Uhlman's, New• castle.upon.Tyna bound to sail immediately under the new wail contract DIVIDENDS. with her Majesty's government. Feb. 20. H. Williams, Bristol, timber merchant-Feb. 17. R. . • Heavyakie and G. J. Havyakte Mut and separate estates , The following are the days on which the Andra -I..wis, deters-Feb. 17. 5 Cam Lads, grocer-Feb. 17. T. A. Ilan malls will be despatched from Southampton during Coulson. Dewanry. Yorkshire. draper-Feb.l4. A. Jones, Ono°, Cheshire, bulkier—Feb. Xi. J. Waugh, Daarhani, Cumberland, Maroh 21 • the present year, viz. :-Februar7 20, , April botcher-Feb. le. T. Mammon. Leckensioutk, Cumberiad, lii, May 16, June 13, July 11, August 8, September 5, 00- shoenisker-Feb. SS. Martha Jane Holman, land, ieeeeeper- y ee. le. U. Lar . b .,,, kipeeiee. B e e kter .L . I l l .: b4 le r : toter 3 and 31, November 28, and December 26. J. lersaklln, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, lieutenant In the royal DISPATCH OF INDIA AND CHINA MA17.3.- navy-Feb. 21. It. Whiteley, Barnsley, Yorkshire. late draper - Feb. 11. T. Hannett, Darosley. shopkeeper-Feb. 17. T. Jackson. SOUTHAMPTON, FIB. 4.-The Pesinaular and Oriental Boltsui, Milt., dealer-Fob. 17. 1. Hamer, Bolton. mechanic. I Company steamship Pere. Captain Junket's, sailed PARTNERSHIPS Dl/005TiLD. ! hence this afternoon with mails for Gibraltar, the Mall- F. D. Collins and Z. A. Collins, Wells, aomersetahlre, maitstms -H. Thompson. j gn ., 0 . H. Carthorse, and G . m om .. gr,,,,,e. I terranean, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, India, and China. She 400 . purktul. wine merchant. , 60 for as regards G. B . tbu th otoo took out 98 passengers and • full cargo on freight, ir - -tr. Jones and D. Rants, Camas, Denbighshire-R. Bell and , -dier dollars 13,305 f. ; gold coin, 4,2:15f. ; and gold J. Thorn, Cannon-street, City, and Wandsworth. Barra, latter "" e match snausdactwea-0 T. Horrell and Y. J. Ilorl. South-' thread, watches, jewellery, he., 2,7311. Owe, Pinsbure, feather merchants-It M. Holloway and M. Holaway. Bedford-street, Strand. prints/Aare-H. Niebolla - --- and J. K. Beeehing, Betangluse, Great Tower-street, wino Mer chants-S. F. Teeford, sen., and J. K Tueford, Jun.. B. 110”, THII HEALTH OF LONDON. -It appears from the nhysielans-0. Helmet' and W jam, licensed victuallers-J. Hall A iry g. ansi Nec ii. be W i al ta ker ne" . Deignathligersbui7; return Wired by authority of the • -General that in emoistaidere-y. w e y nee d and y, wagi ng .. g ik keye . Surrey. , thcweek that ceded on &turd' F eb. 1 4 , 712 births and 'Lead.° plembers-J. Moore and WJ. Crow, Boston, drapers-T. 010.. 3,15 2 deaths were rjristered in and in thirteen son and T. Gibson, Jun., Liverpool, alk mercers-T. Johnson ; other large towns the United Klsgdoen. The eased and K Johnson. hug Late, cheahire, silk trimming msnefac- : rata of mortality was 26 per 1,000 living. Tlit twere-Janet Hill and Bridget Selliy,......_Butherland . temee,.....Higtk annual rate of mortality last wee was 7..1 per 1,000 Tory Neapart , schoolmistresses-8. mammy and W. miIDISO, u. Lo ndon , 27 in Edinburgh, and 34 in Dublin • 28 in Cambridge. tailors I. D. Reeve and B. Hayward, Margate, tr,_,,,i . 3e an Birmingham . 31 ii, Liverpool, 5, 6 Kw - I bullders-T. H. Budley and J. Whitaker, Shetileld. silversmiths ....w. -W. Gibson, W D. Gibson, and J. H. Gibson, Liverpool. iron eassmv. 33 in Salford,. 23 la Bltralold, 24 lo Bradford, 24 toenders-11. 11-Leod and W. Woodman, tNimberwell, Coney . in Leads, 24 in Hun, 25 in Neercasttrupon-Tyae, and brewers-A. Partridge and 3. H. Partridge, Wanner. =Moos :32 in Glasgow. The rata is Vienna was 35 per 1,000 -F. R. OM. I Watson, and N Watson. Nottingham, Barton and Stapleton', Nottinghamshire. 4114 ' during the week ending the 25th ult., when amp mesa regards F. L. Gill-W. Martin asa O. li Jae lli tson, """ Bilmon te". 7 1 , "Minara . - tare ,_ was 21 deg. Fahrenheit lower than Ia the G. F. TRAIN. -The luckiest thing that ever hap baler . in ale-N. Henn tt and J. 11 y, Hitnibern, Stafford- i MEW An London:here the rate wee_ 1r.3.1.a Lea pened to George Francis Train in his life has jest happened shire. Joiners-A. Ilea end J. Hartley. Holcombe Brook, Lance.. don the births of 2M boys and I,lof ia all kini in Ireland. He has been arrested and for a brief period I shire, cotton neat* spleens-H. Webb and H. Webb,_Clanee, I i 2,364 children, were registered in the week. g Wee °erre counnitted to a British dungeon. The only thing needed W.reesrecAlge , coal mercluturs - J. Wallis.. C. 3. wahbow. = weeks of ten years 1858.67 the average swam & Washaw, T. Wartime, and A. Walshaw. Halite; date, so ~ for Increase of population is 2,t3R. The deaths to complete his happiness was that there should be • far es regards T. Walahaw - J. King, W. Pickles. and WW. I bloody war for his deliverance, but-sad to say-he has Minns, Wallas, stonemason; so tar as w. W. Be i m _ i registered in Lobate. daring the week were 1,391. It was beet released. We believe, in spite of the " learning" IW. Locidtt J. Littlewood, and W. NlT:frltocirport, year • aad the evens* somber of b rio ! the fifth week of the 7 ~.. tke f naes a which has been expended on the subject in some of the ' Soundere-H. D. Hatch and F. Crow, Oxford, and Abbess, i dingo . for weekat _ is, wir h a . • scre t o b c ar t doily papers , there is neither in the law of nations nor in pertare,An e mi: 7 7. May and W. i Nuatou, Adelaide : place, [ population, .1,6,W. The death ) in a p enman return ate thi the municipal law of England any reason why Mr. Train !•? .. 1 „Io .... n! „_ . .. 7 ._ F _.ry . .___. Cray , .Lent, attorneys-T . tweneyx . -J. Let t_ 1 from .by 23. , 1 th an the the estimated member. The dea should atria arrested in • • British port if he was fool r dd T od "'"' . n't07',..„,41"17,°'.1=',"2.1n.-.2_ Goddard .. B. zy bo mo i o 346. 7., :r e eze 4. 266, r t he corrected cornected .uned average fran enough to go there. Koalas's case hag been cited as bear- 1 stewect end et. "s:„ tew ..,.7.ir er ,.' k con''''".",..7lee'r'"""-"ere-E. Smithnumber rig _ aumges,T3ll rom ... data., u f.... lag in some way on his , but it does not in the least. 1 and J. Burrows. Liverpoo l ben - Pinny Rawson Stepney . t, Biitlrtlet Roadies arrest was contested because he was the bearer 1 and Mary Ann Haumer, ton, atheolmistramse-V. Hasther diphtheria, 65 from whooping - eaush, 47 from fever, and i n w hi c h ' end W. H. M'Kerrow, M ester, yarn agen t s- Y . Hargrasves 15 - from diarrhoea. One hundred sod seventy deaths from of au American consul's passport in • country 183 from bronchitis, 80 from misnames* foreign consuls have criminal jurisdiction over all persons I ;nd w T: l ,l ll 2.l rt r. b i. k . "" l4l .,..2 e rd e . K. b • A e makele- . a ow . i .. C ` Shaw-snd. H . Odder* who claim their protection. Therefore the Austrians had 1 °°° A. n. and 43 tram dismiss of the heart, wore re2Maared page, Swanans--J. T. Bead, H. H. Horton, and B. P. Jackson. The &se m 7 Aud i ,. ai d a s a d u l t . fr om b.,,,, o , sic right to seize him, our the Turks to deliver hiip ule, 1 jun., Brietol, rosin manufacturers, so tar as regards H. H. Hor audir any circumstances . Train, on the other hand, has 1 ton-F. L dames and T. W. T. Cooke , attorneys-A. B. it a• soal.da. of 5 WW I teem auffola"o% 0 1 2 looms' from Fri' deliberately gone to • country whose government he has sad J. N. Hodgsoo. Wlgten , CUMberbilid. aLiernsys-F. Mani. Tatman, sad at who were killed by boars or ve of tr- a been denouncing, and, being in • portion of it in which _boot 3 . _ __Claam_,.......bera• mal. Brown , ink f3 iO ooo l. 4 . l lielfalaia. 20,11 " 00 , des is the atthogo. won The da ughter arbitrary arrest is now legal, he hasiseen,seized and put in 17 e `X ii. '" e 7.17 1 .7.7 Peel, lad J. 11. ForsMh , tea, .pd 111 years, died on OM Jimmy, si 17 Plied sleaasfaesl nlu other words, the very same law has been ap- I SCOTCH IHRIIISTIATIONS. Nertharivetathrweff. Olseimawell, el "elmsea, Plie to him which ia applied to natives. It only became imam eemerre, Traserbargb, ahipmsster, Feb it, at the Bad- by the e( Z aiiiis Mosawnod bl es duliddida. * Th e ddlleal the duty of the American minister to insist on hie either woe Arms Hotel, Fesearburgh. war 11l per il, is Wise Leedom, 21 to being brought to trial or liberated, for the matinee& de- Minas SAXONY WALK= MEM Margo., engineer, Feb. 7 I North Is Central Larks, 26 ha Mast Leefies, e at the newt, Han, Oltsgow. end 1111 1 :VaZi Dodos. The dense, her Soar too as tuition of a tore ' tra veller aeinst whom no r i-. animas rnosats, longs, Illithaltire, baker, Feb. 1K IC the annul TWO MR 10,000 Was el 7 tea Wed Laadia, 4 charge can be brought is, of mune, not a thing which this yrs .,. New. hem , Prommoot could submit to ; but in the mere arrest itself THOMAS WwArritsa-DuarusollThs Flimbits. btliffalaw, roll dens Nertheaa $ lweilaa, is sistk lO usdow ill Oiatral a Lead os a was , 12 in aus lest rasas. lela. there was absolutely nothing to get tip a for shoat. Troia . IA at th e OMMISSIVISI Hotel, thaniermltne. Ilse brought a suit against the British samenmen t for TB& iaja pawn, =lnbar" vietiliai dialer, Wahl, at Lyensal _ musk the . hivegits. die Ando la lise Leads. Fever Hospital win relsind to 10 1! + 0001.—Nov York Nation. Towbars lama, Ididdarra. the eildisla h em NMI, * Clarkenwell, arttfidal DEVITT and MOORE'B AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP. —For ADILAIDI Meet (to sin pane par on the 7th February, last shipeng day Oh February), the i;eautt&l clipper ship WIG OF TIM MKS, A l (beionghig to lbw , MGM , . and Co., of Liverpool), Ofq tow J eitA 101 E, Commander : lying In the London Dock& Tic tine reacel ,lter.shiP to the Knight of finowdonn, and be ..,ou to the Luce onion), built by Items. Steele of Greenock, ;144. n noted for the splendid order in which the always 4 0„ T s her cup, sod to confidently recommended to shippers ',he best opportunity. A !event& passengers cam be taken at .I..rate rate. —For tents of freight or passage apply to ntrITI and MOOR& 9. Billtliratrart. lad, baker, _ • smiN LINE. —me LIVERPOOL, NEW l an d rill LADELPHLt COMPANY'S MAIL STEAIIIIII3 4.,1n1„1 id sail from Liverpool for NEW YORK, calling at 1,13Ce1140.1., f.,1101/11: CITY OF lai•ToN. for NEW YORK, Wedanday, Feb. It s A. Lrc N Ew rota:, v i a Hallfax, Satarday, Feb. 16. (*ITV 01ANTWERP. fee NSW YORK, Wathes ley. Feb. It rr y \ I.IN. for NEW YORK, Wednesday. Yea. SO 1%. enjiZl Gamma, all harlAp, tbe same prtivil , ri in Ow For Porekoloro MAI 10 WIL LIMAN, woeroo,: al or to RIMS aid MASSY, IR, Wag 115liamdtrai , - - stock dealer, 11:NARD LINE.—The BRITISH sad NORTH 11.) tVERIcAN ROYAL MAIL STRAW SWIM, appolaeed by her myie.ttys rostmaster.tkusaral to sail for NRW YORK direct, • ,Iturko . and olso intended to be despatched for New York. ikoton. or Halifax, on Tuesdays and (or; Thursdays, when (Ott 10111,11IfItt Ti.. talon mg or other Royal Mall Stamen AM Wended to SW: In 01 Ilvcrri , l. taa Queenstown : 'ltch for NEW YORK, Saturday. Feb. 8. A i',TKALASIAN, for NKW TO Saturday, Feb. 16. A LEPeti. for NEW YORK, vii Boston, Tuesday, Feb. 18. • No endtrranta carried on these voyages. (41,u, pow, by the Canard Royal Mall Steamers, whether who, for Nee* York. 11”ston, or Banta; is reduoed to 15 guineas, gIIIIWAS, and 21 guides, according to the accommodation. kr. ; scromahviation at 631. These rates Include steward's lo Jrol provi.vorks, but without wines or liquors, which can be AM J. B. Footed, 62, Old Broad-street, London; Burns ;JO Marino.. Havre, nod It, Place de la Bourne, Paris ; O. and j i.om; No. rm. Jamaica-street, Glasgow, and Baltic.street, ; D. and G. liaclver, Queenstown. and 6, Waltz-street, ur,rpool. Regent.street, binge= retired d. green gardeacr. TpßE3lEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns- •ia, anti Central Germany.—Tbe North German Iloyd's Vr.d.tlass screw steamer MOWE, Captain J. HEITMANN. spLulted Tilrit.SDAY, Feb. 6. caning at Blackwell •thor permitting, at 12 coon.—Fates to Bremen. tit and Ll ; renal. tolteta, .C. 3 tool .4.1 HK—Apply at CIiArLIYB Universal tnh liegeot.circus. W.; or to PRELLIPPS, GRAVE% PHIL, Lill , and Cu., St. Duristada-bouse, Crooolane, Great TOI/01 , stmt, L.C. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. Three Hallett Grand Concert Promenade. Eight k. One Shilling. TO -NIGHT, Madame SAINTON-DOLBY'S LAST BALLAD CONCERT at St. Jannis-WI. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High Holborn.—The moat spacious and billhantly.deeoratud Ball Roam, and the heat band In London. OPXN for CONCERT and DANCINd ZVEILY a:VINING. Musical Dirnetor, Mr. W. Packer. Opts at hall-,.M 8 ; atom el IL Adatimennt. tahnighout. la UNITE D STATES 5-20 and 10-40 BONDS, U pay, say 71 and at per cent. at present rates, If pur clw-ed through BUM NG, YBITII, sad Co., American Bankers and Merchants, 80, banbard-strest, London, thereby securing 1.1 per dollar for the Coupon. Should any wish higher rates of interest, there are railways in the United States which can he lioiwht to pay more. A list of some of the lest, amount they c.d. and per cent. they lay, on application ; as also any Lace hid ion as to all Moils of American tlecurttiss. - FIELDING, KEITH, and Co., American Bank ers and Merchants. at Locullant-street. Loaders, Wee Mlle of Exchange, payable to currency or cold in any part of the totted stoles; make oullectbnusot Drafts or Accounts; purchase American products, and receive Consignments suitable for American markets, on comatlastoe. In to-day's sitting of the Legislative Body the debate on the bill on the press was resumed. M. Benoit opposed the first article. M. Rouher re plied. Referring to the Emperor's letter of the 19th January, he denied that any attempt bad been made to obstruct the liberal movement, and I said :—" The government has honestly acoepted the work entrusted to its care. A certain amount of anxiety had been shown respecting the opportune ness of the bill. We have carefully examined the question, and from that examination have come to the firm conclusion to sustain the bill energetically. We bad entered into an engagement, and a strong government should never retreat from its engagements. We do not fear the press. We have the means to keep it within bounds." M. Ronher did not believe in the modification of party feeling, but in its impotency. "The majority," he said, "ought, therefore, to side with the resolutions of the government, and not allow a ,1 division in its ranks. A new generation leas sateen. Four millions of electors who made the first empire are dead. Four millions of sew• electors have ' thrown new life into the nation ; they shoul4 not be stopped, but guided." Articles 1 and 2 were adopted. The Patric says that the Emperor , gave an audience this morning to M. Schneider, the President of the Legislative Body, and to various ministers and members of the Privy Council. ITALY. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXIIIIIMON, 1806. Th celebrated old I kI4H WUfIIKY gained the DUBLIN Pll2l NEDAL-It la pore, mild, mellow, delkliis, and very 10•871011011611. Bold In bottler Se, ed. each, at the rated house. In Legion ; by the agents In the principal towns In Englund ; or elvdesale alt , Great Windmill-street, London. W.—l ibaerve the rol alai, pink label, and cork branded " Kinshasa's LL Whisky. FLORENCE, Fn. 4, EVINTINC. Disturbances having taken place at Padua, is consequence of the clergy peniating in celebrating aTe Deum for the Papal victory at Montana, the government has ordered the prefects throughout the kingdom to prevent the celebration of such services wherever attempted. It is announced that the Franco-Italian Convention regulating the share of both governments in the expenses of the Mount Cenis tunnel was signed yesterday. CHINA. (By Overland Telegraph from Calle.) ICpARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new threntinn, on admirably contrived that a NU butt, on weU m smaller maks, may be raised ur tilted on It without labour or Ito motion is eo hopelpable that the sediment of the net limpid told by au pcoethWty can be disturbs& hiss 9s. I':a, 14e, to 114111 44, 9, and 18 gallno casks. BARLOW'S SELF - ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-pen required. No more at beer or lour wine. hico es. ed.. ditto, elettroplatod, ea —Apply direct to JAM Ke 11,1111mW, patentee, 14, K inn William-street. Mansion-honee. ti.a that We wane and address are on every article; all others are spurious bnitetkona. norminno gratis. Itinabelabed 1820. OXYGENATED WATER does not drink so brisk as other se:rated water, because the As can only be Into it in a state of vapour, and condensed with the gas st ludas vrtect on the system la to vitalise the blood end glue v .oth and i nee to animal power. tinder It fresh from the I..es.r.ktory, in, Long-acre, or through aril druggist, in caws csotsluieg sit bottles. X YGENATED WATER.—Animal beat is kept O up In tilt. voided, ...rather by daily draughts of o,ygauated ‘‘,ter. Frmh made from the Laboratory, 36, Loogams, or tl.r..aga any drags{. CIIEAP GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON •r, m K of the A IRE and CALDER CLASS BOTTLE COY tII it tor SALE, at REDUCED SILICIOI. the Prelelees at Free 'IrI. Wharf. itateng. being required for wharf purposes. " tor all the new patterns and the patent-stoppered bottles the works, Yorkshire. sad the oaks, 13, Upper street. City. 11, 1 1sY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS, n hest made. WO different shapes onnatantly on view • n..n and Immediate delivery. Easy chairs made to any Approval. VII.NKIt and SUN. uphotateren, SI and 2. I: Ile matted, Oxford-greet, W. Paetol7. Sa and 86. ..treet.—An illustrated natatorial Post Welt 1131:leE's I'ARAFFINE CANDLES are mado 11 of tho very finest Parable that can he bought In the stet. mud are sold at a more moderate peke than most other ee d:t itest•t lam Puretline 'andlea Order of any dealer, but he Ka, sou get ri PA R A FYIIIIK," or if you want something *till better but rather lees transparent, order " PHIL' Aft Col I) L ISDAL PALMITIN E," family resenildlug the beet sper m.. ti, and the very best sulteMtute yet introduced lot them and r real wax. A ARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well luso% n eirdinoce can only be had at 62, Oreat Item*: Sts eet, oppaelte the British mamma Oates The very best ate*l frame Cryvtal Spectacles, 16a. and OA—THOMAS HARRIS and SON CAUTION the puUlc %phut pumas rhos Oak isms Itstabllshed 1700. No travellers or snow 13C(Yrrti BILIOUS and LiVIII /1:: u t uever haling prepped Ittihad MT Ingredient, will be teund invaluable to all who salter trona Move and laver complaints, indigestlon, wind, spasms, siddinese, wee of the eyes, to. Ice habitual tmetivensee, es a Manny aperient medians, and sa a ;Ruiner of the blood, they are truly excellent: mild in their operation and grateful to the stomach, they create %audit., pr•inote dignitioo, end strengthen the whole nervous system.—Sold by W. Lanibmt, ebanist, a. glop Trunne-nnma, Maring-croes, and by most druggists, in boxer, l lid, and three time. the quantity to ece,_ss. ad. sure to Nth tor Dv. Scott's !thous and liver 1111 s. The rennlise are in e equate wpm package, with Lambert" engraved on the Memo. INDIGESTION. NORTON'S CAMOMILE m. 9. A Gentle Aperient ends Powerful Toole. Sold Everywhere, to Nettles le lid., te. 9d,. sal 111. HONG KONG, JAN. 15. Grey shirtings, 61 catty, 3.5 dole. Water twist, 15-24, 1.25 dolls.. Cotton, Lsi doll. Tca : Limited business. Exchange on London, 4s. 31d. SHANGHAI, JAN. 9. Grey ahirtings, catty, 2.20 taels. Tea, Congon quiet and unchanged. Silk : Moderate business—No. 3 Teatlee, 515 ; export to date, 43,500 bales. Exchange on London, sa. Hid. Freights, 31. THE FOREIGN NAILS. MR. BRIGHT AT BIRMINGHAM. Lairt evening, Mr. John Bright and Mr. Dixon, members for Birmingham, addressed, in aersordanes with annual onstons, a amercing wetting d their soestiteents in the Town-hall. Mr. Join Janney presided, and briefly opened the proosedings. Kr. John Bright ma reedved . . . . . With several rounds et meat enthusiastic cheering from his friends and supporters; but as soon as this bad rub sided it was apparent that his political opponents also mustered in strong force ' and it was nearly 20 minutes before the hon. gentleman was allowed to proceed with his address. The disturbers of the proosedinips were eventually ejected after several sharp struggles ; and Mr. BRION? proceeded to address the endless,. He struck at owe into the Irish question, quoting Lord Stanley in support of his assertion that it was the question of the hour. Proceeding to notice the extraordinary appreheasious created by Fenisnisin in Canada as wall as is Ragland, he complained that his lordship at the present Mate of things had no remedy to offer. Tie beginning and end of the difficulty lay in the church and the land. Whatever Ireland could do for herself oar statesman in London could do also ; and, as as Irish parliament would middy abolish the politest state church, the people of England should mass any rto support it. The question must be taken from oods of peddling statesmen, and be dealt with by the Hollehoseple at the eleetioss. For the maintenance et .L union in peace, it was essential that every trace of protestant church supremacy should be abolished. it comes to be abolished (continued lir. Bright), I "mkt do no injustice either to the ministers or the meat less of that church. Of worm all life interests would be eared for and preserved, and if it were not that I should taus up too much of your time, and that I feel myself usable to go through what I wished to say, I would a little elaborate • plan by which I think some justice might be doss with regard to the disposition of the funds which parliament will receive as the established church of Ireland is gradually disposed of. I think if the son were 13,000,0001. that it would not be just—and I hops some of my nonconformist friends who have very strong opinions on this question, and perhaps have not looked at it in the same lieht that I have, will have • little charity for me when I say I believe it would not be just—to take cathedrals and churches, and ministers and glebes, and all the tithes and everything that oornposesthose 13,000,0001. into the hands of the state, and to throw the whole of the present protestant church of Ireland bare and naked upon the country. (Hear, hear.) I think there should be some very small—it might not be temporary—l think it ought to be clear and permanent—appropriation to them of some not considerable sum of that whole amount, but that with with this condition, that when the matter was deposed of and the protestant' bad received whatever was appropri oted to them, they would become as the episcopalism church in Scotland, or the Wesleyan church in England— a church absolutely disconnected from the state, and alto gether • voluntary institution. (Cheers.) I think what ever was done in that way would also have to be followed up in other directions. (Hear, bear.) With regard to the prorayterians of Ireland, who are re ceiviag 40,000/. a year from the state, I think it would be quite sally, perfectly just, and probably most politic, to make some moderate appropriation to them out of the same fund, whilst the regimen donum of 40,0001. thence forth ought to be discontinued. I believe parliament would also feel justified in making, to the great catholle population of Ireland, • similar moderate or small appropriation to enable the catholic church in certain parishes to have • small glebe and a modest house for the minister of that church. But in all these cases it should be distinctly understood and enacted that when that 2,000,0001. or 3,000,0001., for it could mot take more than 3,000,000/. in all, was thus appropriated, all those churches would be independent and free churches in Ire land, not in any way ooanected with the state, and that theneeforwerd no person in authority and no law of perils ment should recognise, by any special favour, any member of anyone of these three churches. I know perfectly well that there are ardent friends of mine lathe country who will doubt the wisdom of what I have said, but let me tell you and tell them that when you have a great political question to solve it is very desirable that you should as far as possible obtain the general consent of those upon whom your legis lation is about to act. It is of no consequence to this country what becomes of 3,000,0001. of money, but it is of the very highest consequence that state church supremacy in Ireland should be abolished, and that the voluntary system should be permanently and for ever established. Now what would be the result! Let any one of you fancy that he has been living in Ireland as a catholic during all these years—what would be the result of such a champ! Why the whole sentiment of the people would be altered ; they would feel that the past was about to be forgotten, and that there was a new and • better opening before them ; they would feel that the state established church, which has been for 200 years the symbol of their degradation, was to be removed for ever, as.d I have no doubt whatever that the change would work the most wholesome, the meet marked improvement in the sentiments of the Irish peo ple towards the imperial parliameat and imperial connec tion. Mr. Bright then addressed himself to the subject of the land. The !allot and the granting of leases would no doubt be worth giving ; but the real want of Ireland was the creation of • great farmer proprietary class, and large, middle-sized. and small estates of every kind, with no law standing in the way. In France this was achieved by a terrible revolution ; in Prussia by • gradual and beneficent change in the law. Having described the action of rent banks in Prussia, Mr. Bright revived his proposal of a rarliamentary micomimion, which would help the transactions between the tenant and the landlord in the same way ; he mentioned that some of the Irish gentlemen who had been loudest in ridicule of his eugsestion were urging the government to purchase the Irish railroads. Revise sketched out what he conceived would happen if • man could feel that his farm was his own if be chose to go on paying • particular increase of rent — his fresh motives for industry, his appreciation of order—and the harmony which would be established amempt the Irish members, Mr. Bright concluded by alluding to the craving which woe alleged to exist in Ireland for the re-establishment of an Irish nation with a separate legislature. He said—l shall not deny this, although Ido not admit It. I believe that amongst a very large portion of the more educated demote in Ireland, whether prosestante or eatholies, there is at least • lingering hope, and with many a firm belief, that Ireland can be so governed in unity with England as to make an Irish parliament not in any degree en advantage either to Ireland or Great Britain. (Hear, hear.) But the future will determine this—my theory is Ws, that if you will do that justice which Irishmen are easions to do for themselves, there will remain of national feeling as in Scotland, everything that is healthful sod that ought to be permanent, and that that irritates sad passion which is mixed up with the satiated feeling weeld subside gradually as just laws wen worked, and be all probability we should dad that se Pollee wee seen sad felt in every home el the Weems, the great majority al the people would dime'ss from their minds the ides of separating from Great Britain, and that the Calm, whist ie SOW ma at mere parchment, would become • *Oen el *Merest and seatinout between the two memo. (Loud cheers.) One other thing woe& happon—the Amseicera Isiah question wield gradually Ices its impertemes. Ireland would readily understaad the drip which that country bad undersea*. The Iria,theAmerieno pros, which now DI so largess extent sympathies wilt the cry of Inland, would, in lay opinion, also 'iodides& the change, and would withdraw its sympathy. Al poem* they look upon inennedisa sad onspiracy with &Md. ing that there is somehow or ether • reel of liderame ' which, if it be sot the jail/Amities, is se least the ono el it. If you were to make the damp" whicel have premed. I helloes you will settle at ease • great demo* question ,. between Great Braga ant Indeed, and ollegfeish &scow • peat and diffieult questlea ea the Awoken read'e'r. The Habeas Gapes Let would leo loges have Is be moo ported. Tour Home liesstary would as kept he a awe connoladuser of pollee ; year Queen hirsilf• lek of' beast fall of sympathy for the aufferisge d every and 4, her people—peed and misused ebow4—gwas ARM/ woad no Leger have be ear that it was the sprains all bra Wilmot that spedal pollee and epeeist sestina admit MA her Eldblend hose and her hems in the bit at Wight. The prison dope whisk have been shut upon many men mideken sad criminal—those prison doors might be opened, and the trials for tree- CHATHAM, Fen. 4. son-felony and ofsmPtra437 against the crows of Preparations are being made at this dockyard tb• United 'Cinema might begone , far ever be on- for the launch of the ironclad frigate Hercule* (14), 3,226 known. I know las nob considered ea orthodox store.' tons, 1,200-horse power, which will take place on &tar sm_omediso.....and rya h ave b een „mew b y a cabinet day afternoon, at about one o'clock. The gates of the Weide', the son of the Prime Miateter, net to call is d oc k yar d be throws °Pee witsrelC time before the launch Wean oestultution- tar.) Yet I bate I en' have ecannien to e°abbtL. ted the ereelioa of • large Astform at the tensed en sang subject' to give scams& foray countrymen, be ad of the dock, from which the ilereales will be floated end ministess orthodox enough have sought to reap reps out for the seaman:elation of the members of the Board eda m by f o ll ow i ng my e d e m a . I sow give t h em counse l of Admiralty and other distinguished visitors who are ex es thin peat Irbih end imperial question, whisk has been Imck' t d be present on the &aimed to he the question of the hour, sad a strange and perplexing problem' to calm Politiad problems are rarely difficult te sobs it men will get rid of their wahine sad Witham end esethisr them in the light of common MOM and soma= justice. (Cheers.) I pretend in no degree to be wiser than thee" orthodox , statesmen, but I endeavour to keep my mind impartial on political question', and my eye undimmed by prejudices which chows the vision. (Chests.) I have read the history of Ireland, sad I know something of the terrible wrongs to which it has been subjected. I have travelled more than case extensively in Ireland, and have seen the sufferings of ito people. I have thought much on her con dition, on her sorrows and her claims, and am satioas far more than I can express to urge upon my country and its piddle men each measures of relief and jetsam se will eoth the feelings of her population, and give to them life aad hope instead of darkness and despair. (Cheers.) The measures which I propose, and which I lave so Im perfectly sketched to-night, would do no wrong to any human being in Ireland or Great Britain ; they are measures based upon principle* of justice acknowledged to be such by intelligent men in every part of the world; and if I urge them upon you and upon the government with • vehement earnestness, I do it because I believe they would staunch the wounds of a bleeding country, and would give unity, and tranquillity, end streaph to an ip:re whose happines and whose glary are precious to ell. timbal anti illiittarg. ADMIRALTY, FEB. 4.—AP/POII47MIOTTS. —Lien tenants Robert F. Hainralck,John S. Luehrett, and Chas. B. Paine, to the Royal Oak. Assistant-Clark John H. Balaton, to the Bellerophon. February 2.-84-Lieute nant LeonardS. Ramo to the Mancha Midshipmen &chard Hewn and John I). Auerlin to the Deimos,. . . . VoTiricrTzititevisl;7=No decision ha yet been oome to in reference to the place at whit% the volunteer review for the pteerot year shall be held, but the matter will in allprob ability be galled in the mom of a few day,. Four an understood to have put in Aran shims ler the moor, namekr—Perlowteth, Dover, Aldershot, and Heighten, It is said that amongst many of aim isms who keys a vote, in the natter, an minion peeve& thee Atidesehot lima be the plies selected this year, is order that, after the moat attacks and discussion astir veluateer system, an opportunity should be given te the weleateses S. test thew capabilities in mewed= with the regaler beeps. The annual return, showing the comparative =in shooting of the several companies of Royal and corps sad battalioas of cavalry and infantry "tattooed in the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands, and North America that hare practLed so as to establish a " figure of merit" in the yearly course of musketry in struction, hes just been issued in general orders from the HorsoGnsids, signed by Colonel-Commandant Wm. R. Haliday, Inspeeter-General of Musketry. S'ptrting intratgenct. BETTING IN LONDON.—TuEsDAY. The hon. gentleman resumed his seat amid lend cheers at twenty minutes to ten, haying spoken for upwards of an hour and • half. _ A comparative lull pervaded the betting market to-day, tho attendance at the clubs being small, and several large speculators remaining away. The principal feature on the Lincoln Handicap was the sodden advance of Czar to first favouritism, a fair amount of business being kamacted at 10 to 1, and. a point less than this finding acceptance at the close. Against King Charming 1,000 to 70 and 100 to 7 were offered shortly after as little as 10 to 1 had been taken, and he left off very shaky. Cauthken was early in the morning a good deal fancied, and 100 to 6 wee taken kindly, subsequently 100 to 4 was laid, but the price finally taken was 2u to 1. There were several inquiries after Wild Moor, with offers to accept 10D to 4, but 20 to 1 was the outside quotation. Very little was done on the Liverpool Grand National. After 100 to 7 had been offered several times against Tusculanum, it was taken to • very small amount, but subsequently backers re fused to accept less than 100 to 6. Tennyson was supported kindly at 100 to 6, while against The Plover and Port Royal 2.1 to 1 each was offered. But at the time these offers were made there were compare ratively few speculators present, and it neither case would the odds named presumably have been laid to much money. The price of neither Fan, Daisy, nor Shake speare were mentioned, but their positions were I waa. rently unaltered. Fur the Northamptonshire Share teeming had an inquiring friend, who would have booked :10 to lin her favour, and the price of Joseph Daweon's two in the City and Suburban was asked, but the 'Xs offered against them coupled would not suit. For the Cheater Cup a speculator offered to take to 1 about Abergeldie, brit no laying price was mentioned. At the odds ment ioned Dolby and Beeswing met with moderate support, and about the last named as little as 25 to 1 was in one instance accepted. The remaining transactions were the bookies to • small amount of 40 to 1 each mains* Deceit and Paul Jones. The Two Thousand Guineas was not so much as mentioned, but matters may be counted as resting in date quo. Two noteworthy inn dents took place in connection with the Derby ; about 2001. was invested on SemSaw, the greater part of it at 50 to 1 ; but as this price was not to be obtained at the finish, 45 fifties were accepted. The other incident was an adverse demonstration against Speculum, for after 2,000 to 10 had been laid the same odds were offered in two places. Closing prime Kr. Dixon then addressed the meeting at some length, but chiefly on the education question, advocating a com pulsory system of primary education as suggested by the Birmingham Town Council. A vote of meadow* in both the hon. petlemen as repro eentativea of the borough was then peeved by aoclamation. Mr. BRION?. in responding to it, referred to certain placards which have been circulated in the towo, charging him with being the author of the ratepaying clauses. He denied this charge, and spoke strongly of their oppres sive character, and especially of their operation in Bir mingham; he referred in terms of strong approbation to the clauses of Mr. Gladstone'. bill, which carefully separated the questions of the franchise and the payment of rates ; he had always supported this distinction, and it was clear that the ►uthor of the placard did not know what he was writing about. In conclusion, he called spas the electors of Birmingham to adhere firmly to the party which had always proved itself the friend of the working abases. The proceedings then terminated. WATERLOO COCILSINO CUP. 26 to 1 apt Mr. lilanabmWs nomination (t) ES to 1 Lord Senores 16.621041106 26 to 1 Mr. Masts nomilnatke 40 to 1 Mr. Ingleby'a Domination (t) LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. 9 to 1 apt Csar it 100 to 6 nag Indigestion (t) 100 to 7 King Charming 100 to 6 Cautbleen JAM off, after 10to I 100 to 6 Wild M.siroff,t hailbeentaltem WO to 4: LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL . 100 to 7 apt Towulanum (o, I !I to 1 apt t Manley Sweep t 100 to 0) 100 to 0 Tennyson Roll 60 to 1 Mario off) 2.5 to 1 The Plover to) 10 to 1 Lord O•vectr7's Y 3 to 1 Port Royal to) tut ,olf) GREAT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STA K 90 to 1 on Ms Plaid toil) IP to 1 agst Boaswing ar) CITY . A.ND it'BURBAN. 20 to 1 ogst Mita Ilatrktto and Num Yompillus a.niged (o) THE FATAL ACCIDENT UN THE CAMBRIAN J AJI.WI Y. CAERSWS, MONTOOMERYSIIIRE,TCISDAY. • The great overflow of the Severn, which led to the disaster of Saturday, has disappeared all rapidly u it rose, and there is very little in the of the country here this morning to indicate that a couples( days ago it was entirely under water. his unastinioasly stated by the inhabitance of the diatriet that there has been no such flood here for to years, and the dreamstancie of the unusual overflow was greatly aggravated by the suddenuese of its appearance, and the terrible done of wind by whelk it was sooompanted. People want to bed en Friday night with their houses standing on dry land, and awoke in the morning to fled themselves in the midst of a waste of raging waters, and communication with their neighbours entirely cut Off. Being en exclusively agricultural dis trict, and the land still lying fallow, comparatively small damage has been done to the feral., but the Ices of stock by drowning is very great, many farmers having lost from 20 to 50 sheep a piece, besides pigs and poultry. Numerous stories of individual misadventure are told : amongst others of mere serious import, one old lady of the Kind. pelity relates how she awoke in the middle of the night, and bearing enes of distress from the kitchen, went down and discovered her only pig, which she had left com fortably bedded by the fire, Boating helplessly about in the room in company with the table and chairs, and how she waded in and wised the stay of her houeehold, and after much labour succeeded in transporting it to safe quarter in her bedroom. It waslate onSeturdayaftemoon before the bodyof the unfortunatedriver could be getout of the river, though it was visible all the time, ea it stood upright is the water, fixed between the engine and the tender. There was a large gang of men at work, but at times it bangle necessity for them to lie down fiat on their hose, as being the only omens of saving themselves from blown into the river. All the morning the wind with unexampled fury, ocesisioedly raising the water in vast sheets, and carrying it about like a cloud for long didances. After noon it moderated, and the week pro gressed more rapidly, but it was found neossiary to take the engine to pieces, and remove it plate by plate, before the could be released, and this was of comae a long task when the men had to work standing in the water. It Is expected that the ordinary teethe of the railway will be resumed by Monday, gangs of men being new employed night and day in making the re ;aotThe most important work is required at the tlolgoeli bridge, which, though built of iron girders resting upon anomie, stogie pillars, has bees totally un dermined by the flood. Thelireige at Soofel is now pres pounced to be sale, the down train yesterday morning over it in safety, though the passengers elected to g P e a t a tit and watch the result of the experiment from the embank ment. At present through communication is effected by means el omnibuses and other vehicles, which, meeting the trains at Lladloes-road, on the north aide of Caine. bridge, convey rs W the train in waiting at Caine, on the south e eof Pontdolgoch bridge, and rice tersd. The bodies of Samuel Danielle, the driver, and John Davis, the stoker, were removed to the workhouse at Chemin, where an inquest was opened yesterday after -110011. After hearing the medical testimony the toroner save an order for the burial of the bodies, and the inquiry was adjourned in order that the government impactor might be preeent. CHESTER CUP. 30 to 1 apt Abergelfie;W) I I 0 to 1 sot Deceit ( t' 30 to 1 Dal'o) t 10 to 1 PlAuct ,off 30 to 1 Herurlog (V I 60 to 1 Deadly (MI) 40 to 1 Paul Jaws tt) 1000 w 7e eget Pace t lew to tio, 1000 to ao The Earl (ofT ttoo to 6 Blum (won ,t) BY 40 to 1 apt &watt* (011) 46 10 1 bee Haw ~ t) Imo to SO em (t* 0a) BETTING AT MANCHESTER-TuuDAy. WATERLOO c!'y. Et to 1 opt Mr ltracklatraolea nomlaatto• (1 I) 20 to 1 Mr. Leigh's nomination 50, 29 to 1 Mr. Do son's abomination (o) ES to 1 Lord Lorrouis nomination (I) 31 to 1 Mr. Swtribunoes nomination 40 to 1 Mr. BlUDdtlirll noroloadou (t) 40 to 1 Mr. L'a nutoinaVon 11 40 to 1 Lord r's) nomination (1) LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. Ito 1 apt Czar tll 100 to 6 apt Indliestloa (t 100 0 to 8 12102 Charming and ) lo) TWO THOUSAND OrINEAS. 90 to 40 apt Rodcructut (t 1 100 to 15 apt Tomas (o) ( gad w) 100 to 15 CHEST= SOO to 10 101$ Aborge:die (t) DERBY. Ibo to 10 Apt Typbotos (t & off) CARMARTHEN STEEPLECHASES.—TVERDAr. THS CAMBIUM' STAKES. a selling race of 3 Boys. each, with 40 added. Bolling allowances. About two mules. Viotet Owner, 1 Wlwinen (Murphy) 2 The Whip (Mr. natter, 3 Claws and Holy Boy also ran. Bettis': 2 to 1 apt Wisdoms, 5 to 2 apt Violet (at first 7 to 4), 4to 1 apt Charon, 6to 1 apt Tim Whip, and 10 to 1 apt Holy Boy. Won easily by two lengths ; bad third. Chaste fell. The winner soy sold to Mr. Elphick far 100 gisisitos. THE COMITY Ilimaasslitsisse of 10 son. each, with 100 added. About four mass. ildbrigtiton (W. White 1 Imogene & P. Wilson) Lbette • (Mr. P. Merton , S Flateatabor and Ftylaber abo ran. Betting: 5 to 4 agst Flyfishor, 4 to 1 each apt Al brighten sad Imogene. 'nut Moms' STAKIS of 3 sots. sack, with 40 added. About throe Cortaerew 7Skastar The following also ran :—.13M0" Sprung. sod Verbena. Betting: 5 so 4 opt Oorkearew. 4 to 1 apt Bleeder sad Brous. The finials' will be rssnmed ca Thursday. MN. NRWMAN HALL 011 Argue—lost night the Her. Newman Hall &Swaged alestere ea America at Exoter•halL The rev. gestlemaa devoted the greater rewof bit adder' to • diatomite of the position occupied he various churches hi America. In (Asada old in Mislead the wean of setathished char/lase had, he said, at ow time existed. Now, wither to the UMW States nor in Cowie were there any eetablishmentr, and it was the universal opinion—not infidels, not indifferentist', but of pious, Ood4earing mu—that the interests of religion had in se way suffered by the thugs. The members of the various mats were must seethes in building and beautifying *lterates, and to the latter point more attention was paid in America than in England. There um no invidious distinctions made between " church" and "chapel," " minister" and " clergy ✓ies." EphrApidiAAJAlS in the United Stases rested upon a popular beets ; the wapegadaaa hod • voice in all etolestratioil matron ; laymen eat with the beach of bishops in the Supreme Omit of Appeal ; and of course sash • Wog as the sale of a 'huge of souls by an suss ticeseer, or He gift by a minister of state, wee unknown. Referring to the unitarian body, the rev. lecturer said that lire. Beecher Stows in • waveseaties with him at tributed the posso k o ss o f o at or i to i sso i s the United Ton Cali STRIKE Ar LIPZEPOOL. — The cab - .° the hank soaks of a too Ade, Csivbibiay owners and drivers are still on strike at Liverpool, to the the oy She cases ha th o ' serious ineoeveniemee of the public, and more partite glohts, iso t og shot the Mim Low .a s was wog t o larty of strangers arriving in the town b eta. Can only elate, proved imperative. an dd would, Ai believed. shortly Ply hem' the rellys.,7 'mg , ao d so far t h ere . on no signs be repealed, and • strict mile law. sno b sa was i o f osse l of an y agreement tang come to between the town council Is New York, substituted for it. slid the " rehire's." Yesterday, Mr. Jones, • earowner, • In Puniso Sonoma BHA; AND MAZROW.— woe bound over in hie own reaD g MinnCel of 301. to keep the pesos towards Mr. Harding, • carowner, who bad re. The ithabitants of Sorrow bau thaws up • pretest I rapid to . she Polak p hoth Bill, whist& will sisrtly joie the strike. and who was in wasequesee M aiala ssn ad m it so ahil,a m e z i . mg ..7 th ey = hooted at by • mob beaded by Jaw en Saturday eight. g is t a s s t s t os gy bbradebblia rm.,. gives b the tin i ZNIOILATION 7110 X TIM CLTDI.—The emigration , may, in the mos et Itherew. be esseithed in a moues' ; from the. _fide lest moth amounted to 618 wiles so io meet preludisiel to th eume pubs wheel edwatisa, and Masi OD DI OM sfetherT, 18674 216 Over Janunri. I B C 6 ; meth Wirings*, tie voltam of their wish. They belittled 1 and egg over hey.earZs 1M 600 preceded to New Yorks the w it h of them pewee, if exemised is user& sod 10 to Ptrtio. Th s others Preluded to °MAO" use with the avowed aloft of tie et lb. bin. • Paris.. Meth arrived darlogthe tweet 236 Paellereithes ie-1. 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