The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-20 00:00:00

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Olio" " a.ma trot mid ll=l= t6 nosst= 214 a km as 4 a bag . ...,11Amilibee 14 die amamo Mar MIMI Wasters aml Movalk *Mow; ail a Mrs POMP mad IMO/MC 111. draw oft elm Pm Ma lrekkr• tad Om Moihrom (Min ANL et DEPOSIT, Bo tablishsd A.D. IRK 3. Pall.mil Mirk Modomp of IS VOITISO MO■SIM requard to sowles tod she Mut d Dem*. Im mtimi • MVOs of IMMO mem V i =Melmmm ull la ro=a u VroMimpall= Jl: in = Mi. ?MTV{ MOIMMIO/1. Immo 1.”•.r• ammo ra times asoMmidom CSTLISTSAS.IIBII. MRS. MAPPLY incite attention to their k; STOCK et OT TIC! for the PCISSNT -.„ r en= at Wit =Ow KOONS, II eal M. Illy • ° ""1:" . trareegYeet /Waft layse am Salisper . 1,.7 ..* :AWaiiiiiiiiiiiii .--- a l : : Om asmisfties li... trt r i lmi .a . — i : Ilareen Naas Ors. WE IIII . 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JOHN SOWS ANIIIIICAX 1100111110 ITROT.—TIO ramarao EMI boo bor a mail ass a wadi of Tar Tan. alas =OW SUMMON iliblies rbr asSuerf am Orarzialai t. ..gtl ia biii sa rk a l 41-1: mall: j ertieferr a Ow le ✓aw 4 to is Impra so le prim la lab rib sr : rim pima lar s =lll= 6 * a la lb pr • be rata TOR raft le my Arollrar le sok a JORIISOMI X SOOTRISe STROP awl le arm lat re war d al Saw Ilf, Pr f«a.offrasaf Libra Or war err Jar • laird re warty . asses Sr far Mad Is orb Irak Pas k le rebels ARMY'S CALM= KAGNEISIA endives begee, lets abb an awl Vig se via is 4 aims= l ian Zoe =lt Militbut eprrw imb o rasi a re 4891=lis k b ... 31!=wa li r l ast il Sbei k z ik Pan tr e =1" 4 "rbow. O/ CloodibtrVit - 2 wafts ef f tlind glrg• bomrson yr. trif Oid IN• larib sub Ott sow • Labe. , • ?~~4~. -cam-~ DOTAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT .A.ko WARDWW. mar *a rimiadimmA 311*LOUIRA PTIII 211. W. gIAWAUPOII.—FIite AIIOII.IOW LOUSE/A.- 11M ATICA.IO (6*= .4 .10 satinkr ow awl erAkel rawassie * M. W. bats. ALLA. et. TIM pu•ia 21.1tVIL Clenowsb M lalise *se. 111.• Balms less. Wilw Sows rtes. Ai* Worlbes.l4A Moab • WA Walsh SwAW. Wr. A. H. Alan. Hr. B a.* k,. w. Wortleara Hr. I**ol. sad Br. W. Sordres. Osedwaor. Kr. Waton. Atter *As% " Ssolossi Asibm. - -Onammee Al T. QT. MAILTIN'it-HALL.—HANDELS , c). ll rittft.z.ak us t=A•Lit s iirirrit ai raCal Etu bs talio• sga rthr=j a a ,_ lll = ow *r 7.ft e= adlibil ose embalm Mr ms4llllllllL 111 LO:DON CRYSTAL PALACE, Rmetat,rirees, Oxforegrist. poi Gnat FirlikaMilser.—Now orair.—A6. lilt KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 3, Orr or samem, o'er DAILY rerinLrstnW ils at Pu m rad Mot Arai. re law. ristairl liewrisles la ormisire IrrS AY/W. PrPhrhier. ori Perldro Ws piesemoril, Aladmirs. I.—pl. Efihrfr Mee law low* tali Flibrielir of Mornms. la. MI torl Ws direllfrour Sr *Ohm ea dir emir al roirerrolilir. PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, 90, 'R .A . LINI Nagar d Dwww11241914. Oro .—M Wm"' arlyer Mina rdorrte l. pra. the irw Ausrmanr. Embesid.is tame a awe semplas. bon h. nOLYLAND'B, 160, Strand, two doom wog of rsa ssamtbsor souaii Wi r rioNd all=ll3lll Of &Wino miaow or ;lift mows ; looro,"" w Ill000nfoof .4 14. 4 1. 1gt" . Z =...*11.17=412` D—finatro• emdo4-.' I j Ap ir W s kaje l SUPPORTZLBANit awl BITILMItII LIG Villliell—s=llll9 =e all tnlr k mpsemilvd, 'Maw astilnaise mai Wm NNW fingiend. OMlngions far orwamt.ll=szt mew 51.1 1114 ~me s tri pan 4.6 ea vaim._POrll PLAS or M. Ler en. w. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.—TM mat s 9rMis we thew vrtikei IM Im Me prommke 0 Y theller amd mosktal, mho Mai Wilos II an Awe =M Maw sAmshage =dm 0 timiersale c i t. go ND. MADAMS OIL. • ftiort rad Ammerallom kr We Ask_ !WI me mo M sal bandlisr a pessiat; SO WL All VW ILALT DO sAwmoUpi Am Ms .. mmo awl Im=wre 4191000.., 1ik=1.1.6=0."111=2:: 1611riaralir • ' V .I ., - - 2••1 unorm.. "Ma imam ea lIN Mkt • pumAilmo aMmaßmas Om greL sad modem Um Womb wee smi mmed—OoM W A. ROW LAND .4 90911, 9), IRNA•amambis„ Imalsa. smi by amide awl meows. WEDDING AMOS rit BEIRDIPINGTON 11113PAIN. Mlle sone fir Yea lbore mew wore then be boiler sod V was O. A- Sala. dable Praetor Aaiun= Nabowi.asha ihembeebeel. ISimismi Ms Pusaskis N. Yalll bw, e pub fans Ing 011411•1110 samba II Ilbe 1,111.001111 Mkt? 11g as Proaligkres. dna. as *dm. T HE MUMMAC TREE and other TALES. boa the W. rare snag 11Cutsia. J olla arka Wfti Wand. Jere pebble; Nee rod Ilerbad Wee park her Feartees NT, =VOUS DRBILITY=ONSTITUTIONAL A. witAmrsts: isg as IPoomosew s om its i rsosesi "wornness es awe Use el Ye Matesstpals et theme Murder, Dr • hmiaes. Teti is I, eureredes free a quilled meseber I lbe meant pie sr dee, ere neat of New Jeri porelgel erealiems. beellewei b is. amen.. deems of rpm wee war teem iM esteem dbeedere coped le rob Me le be pm et be free. 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P 70•1, MP. ; a. naked MOM t MI La Weaniaenragrainid. Dells. Tte Tort“. RZREFOEDSHIZJ ILECTION. HEREFORD, Dec. 18. The election of a member of parliament for Mb Gamy, in the room of the late Mr. Booker Baltimore, tusk plane et He shkwhall to-day R. 8. Cox, B.q , the Nigh ShME, peeelding. Tr somber of prom pmealt INS am lane, and unabated • few ot the Medi( esmeneehe Tm only medicate me Lewd H. W. Orehme, imfhr el Lady Emily Foley, the pregeberees of the emeadve Mae Ma users is this county. De court having Ma dt.411154 Adobe/ 8a TIIIOIIA6 Hurnms, C. 8., promesd Lent M. W. Cirehem as a fit sad proper per.® to re poems the ream, la se appropriate mese. • FOLST ONaLow 11111Coodid the Domination. Ns ether cambial* were proposed, and his lordship was the bee. _Metered duly Mooted. Lad Wrtamet (Mature, on tieing, was greeted with lead applause. Ater pay his pommel trams to the geed emelisies ef the Les Mr. smil making some keel Moslem hie Wahl, MI be hed elwape thempla that ia the old Redone BM Is me • gtmt leak that as reclean me made whereby the bast's eat iftstrima workbag mm maid Moan a vote. (Lead abews.) User the aid system there at, mime gestilleadons by which he meld *kilo a vote, but Awl me all swept sway, and melting was ealleMsted la emir Med. He me no mania why ea home sad Wm Mims makes ma Mali not haves vote—(appinese)— smil be bpd that la abeam many, of parliamentary N am asks ha IMeedneal some provision of that Mad would be inserted. Ha Mb* them west is to say than though he biped It meld be men, years beim we was swiped la amebae war, be was la favour of oar army ad amp Ming hem in ea efficient Nate. He next referred so the neg.= Ire Lila sad szpreseel hi. hope that the media the gemeameat of li lt Melesty, would be ems treaquil, sad its respeeity ready promeed. Them vas in that country • wide Gehl mod ibr the Ni. and promotion of our comma ChM - batty. Wlabrrar mane the government might pamea—Mether they Wight adopt some more decided policy ma that polet or sat—aka day of the people of Engleod was liquidly door ; that at to rapport by all means is their pallier the walasisary Marts of them who were trilling to undertake the week. The mobile bed, is conchmen, declared himself in Lem of religliese ; ma, ear some remake of a Ices& amnia in Mak he a warm lamest in sericulture, and impeamed his mar his beet efface to support It bode be sad M peettemmit, he span exprased km thanks, and remoned hie seat badly sheered. • vote of Maks to the sheriff dosed the plocesdlegs. ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION OP PROTESTANT CHILUREN. The Birkenhead magistrates bad their attention firm cm Saturday to • one of eaumpied adman by • Amu catboat nether of two Yale girle who were hong obeessed in the greetennt tasks at a sehool Ms by Mime Ems r liirhtaftad. The Enna el the children we Allies end Awry Ass I. Omega Sam pew ago their Infer wont M Austreiln, Ind, the weledir Wag unable to the ehlhbea, they we plead witk awe relatlves In head,tor the purpose of befog erlecoestL The near Is the tawatitto had acquired some wpm, end, delernined obtain pownwion of her children, she elms he Dirteehead sad applied for the.. to the llineue Zorn Thies Lubin re , fund to give them an ca the peeled thee k woad he *gnaw the ideates of the father and friends who bed Owed theca than, sad la order to petal a Oweibie abeneden ed the children they were resneeed into the emstey. Mrs. $s =rito %Weed a summon* oa nth" hen the llatteshead tequiring the children to be brought kw wart and to be dtlivered up to the beach. The eimmese sae Is the following heron : " County of Chester to wit.—To tie Wow sway if the township or Owns, &a.— Wherein inflemetten Wk this day Dees laid Wow is., de., that yea,. en the Mk of Deamber, ties hawing the caratody of Anse had Marianne It. Cienrgo, did unlawfully refuse to deliver thwe wow to the ads esmody et Men maim, Enna ea Gowen when denondal ef yea is to do, cantrely to the kinia ei the sawn drci., and abet yen also bomb who net. that I shall make the ell tne wid at the tine Wespin nindened =l b GIVIII, ha, lt. BSTAIIII." Mt. Harm, ea, wlio entemel he the Mhos Paaa, thee tea • etsetemse wan pa* kragelar, ead Ate is bet the maielatee el • amigo Itall reeved the rem width we eta, mite a wits et Imbue ea CCltek le the Megislretue WI that the aeamme wee seeerMag le the mita ewer Mr. liaise, ••••Stbs presbnag mairtsizater, NM tart he W skald a.say aimpassages, awl did not kw. wire was la sham Me. Burg rid be was way any to bar web • .W. Bret bon dee bra. Mr. Barmy nrolosei to brew oder dirt dere, ti.paraiapkai bom rem; ea& ellerestur oy Ws • seiroset elf dr rm. daft ride becormied dor Me draw els •By depereerl to MOOR the edam, Yr.Beildomaktree appered tin tbe retbor, demi ti. Or. IV., a. on tie derdo; the eambe bin se fol l.w:—_ If lay prom doll moliderly, War by wee or bind, badly Ode way. or Men or mar wry, et dear fay AK Me. via brost t~wo dr finNt or yfrore, wry MIR yaw Awry bayed ars co drew. sr parr des of mit Mo." Mr. Detateles . Moist that the %..broil as Owed the Mid= whit the Medan le tea. diet It wee the prase • eel, sod that therefore she meld eseeteresed It.. n. swaistratoe, ear .one msdaeostietollooldod dist they were sot empowered to set weir es" dreuellesses; the esancse wee climitarad. dPORTINO: --do- EARLY HINTS FOR THE PRINCIPAL 'VIN'S OP 1869. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING♦, DECEMBER 20, 1858. TO THZ IDITOI Or TIM ZIPZIM. 81a,—It will be remarkable if at any future time the prospects of • ragtag sews ever look it brilliant just baton the drawing of the earn* it do three et the year 1869. We her of nothing bat wester minim kr no. stake, the flattering protases a. regards enother new ineetings to different pane of the country, end moot bat perceive that the turf Is gaining ground to en extent which muse In alarm ing to the " white- chokers" of the meant generstion. The China Cup has already about 130 subeeribers, and KIM 230 entries in ell ere " expected ;" yet this mead sot be • more earprising increase than ti elnatis s es might of In the number of subs. to the Derby, sad 114. Lager. These events exhibited no felfing of yew, so that the hareem cannot be easounted fee In that way. The following figures of the number of sobs. obtained for the pen sad fonhconlag two year.: . 1868. 1869. . The Derby ' 1 202 1860 200 .. 248 .. 234 The Odra 81. Tworeesswi l6B .. 138 .. 170 .. 173 44 46 .. 63 61 Ose Thelma 36 .. 36 .. 41 .. 47 S 471 04 OD Thor an tee sr Or M e disparrestire already ere rat year's rents; bet dug are rare to show sa lamer of Wisof ere brobed—re 20 gee stat—over rem d er& 1111011111111111.11110111 MO up to the avenge. The entry be the liketr_li ippon dried ;the sorts of stabs. mow nersieg 200 tillZ a trome white tiar Ito one- 540 ep flu ise x, wee 204; tbe Oele Asp d 172 wee dal" is the }nosy for the par erne run be 144 ; but the roves spree& to the 170 tee tho Lore ne re 160 to ; the avenge to sloven years Mtn only 127. Tres le the seer repsetisasts tar =.lwith men to the Two NM Cre Thema& so that if the Ike rdsolpal 1t... say be taken.. $ arteries, the soma Mr will completely riatie the p• oppies" of dr ensile a, whose stamp" to 'pi ern mew only to ban nrood those who egjoy ls—ead their arse is berime—es Willi out stronger them ever. The sirebee M seiner "pare 1w these prises, if we ma Judge ter re arias eel re smithy to the erring stables, will rare the Irk of Weeds( tits beet of them • very alkali see brood, sad to freer the wieners word peers ere • fleierca; but, if 1 osa pat my noun is perseeke of • her pier fro, iris; bet is COMM mew view el eriter, is eraesioa with the doing of these hereto who rot ths . rest tie we aft, they will be, quer err* es= a f m os = tube' or Fin Bread tor the bet Teo esa be eshred for real during the wire nom. As it is the ooly etw to ears interest kw the asst three or four weeks let re sasernos by purer' Yip Imo sere sett of rope for Tus areoat Diasi—wo. t. Is easabg iner the Mina kde of dos may pa bile endow, It eery So sake the &merry that up to the Arent tims those la the north bays been very q:Z i t , e only Ihsearits to vopreent all Yorkshire being Ca soil Wise thin be a Dada Wiainlai as a Help to tba betkrosed, be !ppm de only one capable of ensantatalag de ems& fir Am with say spirit, If the public perform wee el thin Or line been oat oaa be depended upon as • Although tam an several trainers co the moor, tW oat be jail now expected of Tint YIDDLIIIaIf Thomas De.loll his au Rillsgios, figgig of Shillslagh, Magnifier, Waidermarsks, ate Heti to look attar H , sad dm node's filly is madders& the hem. ids lot. owever, ganatea. by the r,i Detehmes, ofd mister to Tomah toe, bas always hum Melted apes as a most promising eel; and is beteg prepared feesoms oft e doh War in the spring, wham be oboe web ea improvement ea his exhibitions UDra,Yak,. Ilideshwa, mg Jewesses (where he ma nowhere "WM goad sal bad eampay), that be ma Sad his ws Imo the isistot. Pesos Pro by T met of Hies Pernill, boa not justided the leg *dee that was miss hewed ti him, and he wee rest Ong& worthy of teNpuLsd out for his two-year-ald mopipmeeMs. The Illy went Aus tralian, out of ilisedele bi t li taust she ma at York, sad d bar mu at least le lispeowamso. he shu wes ever ii — siVitZs new good aseesd-raMbefoso c lifish sad Was= 4 Salk herlag both Awn aosealkees. The werkeitalmodsessiesehot mailleagrost ohmage in her, and bad she ewes of lien Stokes isrgoodafemalesetlsisruwkPtsbtisw.s set lava had is smelt bee emu way. As the best el T. Dram, she it MOM tie some masidersties t ssegestag mho lest art Lee to sem when the mud at thigeort (whose =ahead ill-bealtk mums him be denim the turf) is die pcoad of ; but if at all itkoly ter the Darby eit Oaks, it is pretty certain that none partings of the makes will 11•011M1 har, and her chance will thee not look a waxes cow by the ah of owners. r i obart has done but little ea yet with either Burge muter, by the Flying Dutchwso out of fiadbory, Gift, by Wlodhoond out of Polly Johnson's dam, or Gambia*, by the Flying Dutchman out of Belay, although the throe of than look like paying their way. Gionbuck is a skating doh, yet Meg MirriNes twat him In a center at Chester a haver also Mmillsies and Rainbow gnat, and he was also ballad the Ellardal• Illy at Dosimater, pwfortasame which t him completely In the shade. Galt I. joat moderate, and having been beaten by Wallis Wright (sot with n 20lb. of a Darby horse) at Pontefract, and by Fingal to Ireland, his chance in mach a straggle as this is badly worth coneiderarkm. - WTheisit;lotereste as each sensation as Rey on the Moor, Ticket-of-Leave, by West Australian out of frisaa, being pronounced the best goer tar, mad be hoe sir eedy mode sore noise in the market. When palled out for the Produce Stake, at Beverley be had done but little work, sad yet he won like s recehorn, it his opponents were but modern ; •the " talents," however, took umbrage sine per barer boomer he did sot wim wally, and it will onsequesitly, nor sent than his salsa party world acre about series Into the rola to brag his a trotarbs, or even to sack • good peados so be held before he or at Beverley. There mann fault to be found a his stable 000pmeime, Obries, by on Achyrenthes, as far es bre era esetreed. Be was short of work wire twaistag he the Cheapegie nod Nursery Stakes • Drenter, sad the Money, at Itern Allterton, and night just es well bar rammed at hone. He dots not look the ✓ote lore now, sod when St sod backed So the stable nurp." rat arse, he will take his own pea t Bat the Thhaeof-Lear lbstr DarhY_ "Plc tad *alma the y tltsir feels Glailske wig have le be costait w ith ark far a less importmat mat. ifQsra• worthy of sestion in his lot, nunierene as they are, and his partisans will either have to keep their wary, et rivest it to favour of some other stable, mere le is woe* te pit hold of some " dyer," drag the abyss that sessirdees• what piece in spring. Pros the shoew reworks It as essa be discovered that a worse hi bow set had sew end Niddishea for some yrs, sod dos snip arra wile eve their peados the ',lightest hopes for the Derby ato the Models filly and Ticket-ot• Laws. Ties tunas, mold de sue better @aryl.* Ia the Oaks, If kept kr It ; aid In Waft Tiolow•of- Leave es the non procaine repterenste et Wrier= I swot sap per that he *filar gal • pleor Is the peg prize. No. 11. will be tlestawl de tbs ashirtfies located at Mal oe.—l sin, Ac., METEOR. NEAL v. ISAAC. To TEI 3DITOI OP SRN =PRIM. non;;;Oar7epo7t of the case of ideal v. bass" is yam Waists of Tuesday last, la width we, Ems le preusissady brought froward in a lotto , read at W Wok and sinhining alsbenteau which, if left ancentrs Stead, are seienbeed to taints ma la my predestined and prtusts elmessisk I beg to say that the allagatime sus tained is tbis leSs me slimly take and antra', sod gyms simegnsmattless Am le is ray tornados to take the is. Mailleals way character in a wort of law horn themes ea se by Mr. Nest, it Is Hat I alwald folesktliardwur stymy valaable 62 7 . = ham as stairegseenanky as roam of sad Saes the 0181111111111111 eastaised In this latter, I fail obliged by your &lag this a *eel. year mar. Yams, G. BONNER. Marlborough-chambers, 49, Pall-esall, Deo. 18. THE AFFORNET-GENZIAL ON THE TEMPERANCE Moirtioarr.—bir Timmy Kelly, M.P., the Atloner Ciemmal, prided as Friday ma* at a tampersates owstiog, Yid la the Corsi tietteage, Ipswich. L adiresolog the Flow" maid ft was with great satibotkis that be appeared le glee his =Menet= owl mapped Na move ment wht& wee Nokias gnat—ond he hoped tie bleeds ' would away be so-bled te say, oompletel_y atieseaded—po powlNlM NM, IWO. of the Tho nbevagmigl as cos la width be amid set teat that the welkhdon, the =P=NM the haw sod dearest toteraete, both oweptral sl, el oar tellowecreatatio wire bvetwil. Hle Mead, the hie Mr. Boss 11.Moress, bed iledered his coa lied" shot sway year! asperisose at the her sad as the both, that Isor-Ifthe of the erten cceosettred is Maenad soot be towed s lotseeporsest ; sued la (din P. Yell)) was sore that If this Vic Awe mold be reowered hum so- cagy d deem would feliew Is whisk sit automat et hosesook whose. /reel beephissa weal& peva, soak es so am maid le Newlin ow. a frsi. Imysessid with this Wild, ba bog MY it a owed duty, lodges mar saber oast pittioss which hit bin lithe t at Os Mend to sea sessiap, virr inyerlsot thstr ediolle might be, to lad the immense usevisest whit Me it let M. Me wpm' set aware.* whet extol the toitereemet bed doweled fa the amm o, a souk, bot be NO WA re frosai. Ibis tine he Oak th . e p t o ttejeissipies of bernmos ware advsadoe, sod elm sod pessised to a sowilieralite axamt is the bre* et Ipserrit. (Aggiairws.) UNITED STATES ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY. The reyal mail steamship Athos, Captain Shannon, arrived in the Mersey a little before 8 this morning, having sailed from New York on the Bth inst. She brings 86 passengers and 187,000 dole. in specie. The Africa was off Point Lynes at half-put 10 last night. but waited outside for water. Congress met on the 6th instant, and having been duly organised, the President's Message was handed in. The President enters at great length into the history of the troubles in Kansas, which he ascribes solely and emphatically to the refusal of the people of that territory to join in the voting for delegates to the convention which was to frame a constitution, and their subsequent refusal to acknowledge the authority of the convention so elected. He com mends the " wiser and hover spirit" which was manifested last January, when a majority of the people voted for a governor and state cameo, jus tifies his own recommendation that Kansas should be othnittadas a state, retelstht; rejec tion by Congrew of th e lotion as voted by the people of Lanus, W turn by the people of Keane, in the month of August last, of the propositions pat forward by the Congress. On the present state of the question he says : The people of the territory are now authorised to form another constitution. preparatory to admission Into the Union, bat not until their ember, as ascertained by a cern sus, shell eqaal or exceed the ratio regaled to abet a M bar to the House of Repeimentetivet. It is net probable, le the present state of the ass, that a third ormatitudos as be lawfully framed and protected to Cowen Baum before its population shall have teethed the da sNd umber. Nor is it to he preened that, alter their sad szpsrleaes is restating the territorial laws, they will attempt le dept • mer. taken= in express violation of the provisoes et ea sot of Commas. During the series of 11154 math of the time of Congress wee occupied on the qusetims of admitting Kamm under the Topeka constitutioa. Again, nearly the whole of the lest MOM was devoted to the emotion el its admission wader the Leoomptoa constitution. Berely it is not unrea sonable to require the peopled Kamer so wait before makiag • third attempt, until the numbs, of their Inhabitants shall amount to 99,420. During this held period the hannesy of the States, as well as the great Walser Wends dthe country, demand that the peopled the Union shall melee a third time be resealed by another agitation on the Humes question. By waking for a short time, and ao*er to obir filens to law, Hemet will glide into the Union without the slightest impediment. A considerable portion of the Message is devoted to the history of the coarse pursued towards the Mormons. He praises the army, the commissioners, Governor Canning and Colonel Kane, the volunteer pacificator; and, as a result of the measures taken, ys : " The governor and other civil officers of Utah ars now per formic.tt their appropriate functions without mimetic*. The attiht by of the constitution and the laws has been fully motored, and peace prevails throughout the territory. A =llof the troops sent to Utah or. new anasteped in Valley 44 miles south-west of Salt Lake City, and the membedet h ive been ordered to Oregon to suppress Indian hantiltdes The march of the army to Belt Lake City, the Indian territory, has had a powerful effect is roe h the host as feelings against the United States whisk arbead mass( the Indians in that region, and in wetting endersete to the For West against their thaw The witi also be the means of mtablishlngt ed ta l ; pasts sad premeds" settimmate atom the route. I recom mend that the Inmate et me lead laws sad pre-emption system be extended to the people of Utah, by the entabliati mint of a lend office in that territory. The relations of the United States and China are thus mentioned : I have occasion, also. to meratulate yon on re mak el acr nagotiatiom with China. You were Worst by my last annual rimer, that our minister bad bum instmerd to mar • ruled politica in the hoetMiles ourketed 'by Gust Britain and Perm rim Caron. as waxy hov er , at the seise tins rested to 00-opersta ocellielip with the British and French ministers, In all pescend nvesstme to secure by treaty those jar 00T10414•10116 to foreign enures which the nations of the world bed a right to danand. It wee impossible for me to premed farther than this as my own authority, without usurping the war-usaidag power, which, under the constitution, belong, exclusively to Con gress. Besides, sitar a careful examination of the nature aced ester of oar grievances, I did not believe they ware of rah a wi r isid essing and aggravated ranter r word have j in declaring war against the Chinese empire, C :l 6l = first reeking another earnest at tempt to adjust them by mosful negotiation. I was the more inclined to this uptake, berm of the severe ahnstiment which had then but recently been indicted upon the Crease by our squad:en in the errs and dastmction el es Br nor Forts, to avenge sit alleged insult to our Gem The event has proved the wisdom of our neutrality. Our minister hes created his instmotions with Maur skill and ability. Ia amjnesetion with the Remiss pirpo tentiary, be hoe poteehtily. bat rfeetnally, 00-cipstrad with the Engliah and Preach plealpoteadaries, and rah of the four Powers has oonolnded • separate treaty with Chine, of a highly satisferry creseter. The treaty aminded by par own plenipotandary will imnadtstely be mbinitir to the The treaty with Japan is briefly referred to. On the important subjects of the Right of Search and the Clayton-Ralwer Treaty the President says : Ism truly sorry I amot also Worm you that the cu Wiens anti between Grain Britain and the United Stater,. easel Cleellel end Aiwa hotly et Apse, ISM haws been leek eibsesi At the ememewnesent of pene less modes Died mem to Imp sewealgeting Dior Loss beam anavelllei diesemiesta the are we is z i l k jl reseed to esillb Ae Oseleel amebae =in manner, die Inieseselle estfebreery se Ina; esithltbspe I hese mityeastwelemed. leffinewselree• wipe I steed thee siemeseseibeli been made yy the Meek govesiameet b *ism In a kindly Wt. which I meg* mipreselei. Their preesesi was le withdraw thew 'mien Item best neeedellea between the two levessments; hot le esenseffile the sense eljoel, by a neer sleeks helms the HWY .11111111111M0 lad dash el lb* OM- Ira AMIIIIMIS mobilise when neollield Menne lee Mar distely *velvet The seltienon wee le he melt In seemed ewe blffi the amoral nem' , an e m i a up. ibe Qey end idea WWIel the by tbe Val* s wont asedffisellenn As fif Ass see en apes Wm W* le nee Itlegra ire taw vier t! ormisme Ihels . • It s entinesat of theee evestless =Ph M et ee Ws wipe oss the had liss it orris between two tatetries. Otvelifiss *NI the peat emplem of Prance end Rees* es well se with all,teen emoseenente ea the sentinuat ofII wept that et Seele, ansime to be of the most friendly The relations of the United States with Spain form perhaps the most important topic of the pre sent Mlle. The President says: With It our relation. remote le an unastiskeisry con dition. miens to Spain has been =trustee to a dis tinguished elates cl Yeatuoky, who will mend r Madrid I without delay, sea make another and teal attempt to obtain junco from that goverment. Spanish officials, ander the deem matzol of the Captain-General of Cuba, hen Insulted our anneal aser, and, fa repeated instances, have from time to time Misted inerlas se the pewees awl property of our ninon Thies have given ben to numerous ageing the Snake gewesumset, the merits of whieb have be.. ably discern fora swiss ad by our soccenve diplo matic repneentatives. Notwtthdending this, we bare not snivel at • yeaotteal rank is any erne Lunen anew we may rune the ease of the Black Warrior, eager the Isle adminletnelen maid that preened an anew el beech a cbarcein as would have Junes& an Lamellate neon to war. All our attempts to obtain redress ban been baled and de feated. The frequent and oft-revering nines In the Boutin meson for delay. We tweeter " ha" to it . :l l° , : a ed Wit, lain the sew rankle shall have bad time to 'avenges the judos of our demand,. The claims are of fourteen years standing, in whici about one hundred American citizens are interested for duties illegally exacted at Cuba are brought for ward, and it is complained that instead of &Just reed tatioe of the original sum extorted, with interest, about one-third of the amount is offered, and that as a special favour. The President also points out as au intolerable that while injustice is freely done at g l e e ; a se= Americans demanding justioe are referred to Madrid. Then comes the following important POOP Timm& Is, that Cabe, to tie extensor Olkefili einillea, is a ss fMeats ammo et Wary est easeyeeee b tie Ammeter' pr±L Mike may est M the *MIMI merit whom the shoe nob le MINN ; ead we are heed brim*, 1141 k BONY w todatela a salmi twee ea the mon of AAM," atm& tammeliMit et Mead treesara, mid/ Ibr et aneMbi ahem bore se Met hind. The lees memo anlealthe booms the tried asteeesi &oat Uremia 71 0 Paldisi the Agin of low* sew so beapny terobseted, coati mow hem vino If Cabe had mob misread a umiak, slaves. As long as this market shell remain open, there can be no hope for the civilisation of benighted Attlee. Whilst the deemed tor slaves matinees in Cubs, wars will be waged among the petty and barbarous chide in Africa, for the purpose& seizing subjects to supply this trade. in such a eoadltlm of "faire, it to Impreeible that the light of civilisation and religion one ever persecute them dark Oxides. It hen been msde lmown to the world by my predecessors, that the United States have, on several occasions, endea voured to esquire Cabe hem Spain by honourable nePtiation. If this went acoonspahed, the Mat reboot the African slue trade would instantly disappear. We would not, if we could, acquire Cuba in any other manner. This is due to our national ohmmeter. All the territory which we have ac quired discs the origin of the government has been by fair pnrcosse from Francs, Spain, and Mexico, or by the lees and volentary set of the independent ISMS of Texas. In blending her destinies with our own. This course we shell ever prune, unless circumstances should occur, which we de not now anticipate, rendering a departure from it clearly justifiable, under the imperative anti over ruling law of self-preservation. The island of Cubs, from its geographical position, commands the month of the Missigempi, and the innamee and annually kereastag trade, foreign and *outwits, from the valley of that noble river, now embracing kelt the sovereign states of the anion. With that islud miler the dominion of a distant foreign power, this trade, of vital impetuses to theme Masan I. cooed to the danger of being destroyed in time of war, and it has hitherto been subjected to perpetual injury and ainnoyance In time of pea. Oar adenoma with Spain, which ought to be of the most friendly character, must always be prised in jeopardy whilst the existing colonial government over the island shell remain In It. present condition., Whilst the pomiesion of the Stud would be of 'pet im portance to the United States, iis value to opts ja, comparatively, unimportant. Such was the reiallunehien don of the parties when the great Napoleon transtiveff Louisiana to the United States. Jealous, as he ever was, of the national honour and interests of France, no person throughout the world has imputed blame to him for accept ing a pecuniary equtvalent foe this wesloy, The publicity which has hese given to our former negodes upon this sebjeet, sad the large appropriation which may be required to earn the purpose, render it expedient, talons making 'weber attempt to resew the negotiation, that I should lay the whole subject before Congress. This is especially neer eery se it may become indimenable to success that I should be Ultramed with the means of making an advance to the Spada government Immediately after the signing of the treaty, without amidst( the ratification &ft by the seises. Jrseassonel to nab this slagged/ea by the ample of M. Jansen previous to the purcham of LWms from France, and by that of Mir. Polk In view of the acquisition of territory hem Maxim. I refer the whole subjeot to Con- green and "'.amend it to their easeful conaidsratien. The President notices at some length the capture of the slaver Echo, and the subsequent restoration of her cargo of three hundred negroes to Africa . , by an arrangement with the Colonisation Society, but con fines himself to a statement of the facts. Respecting the recommendation made in his mes sage of laat December in favour of an appropriation "to be paid to the Spanish government for the pur pose of distribution among the claimants in the Amsted case," the President reviews the state and position of Mexico, their direct interest in all that concerns which, from their geographical position and their well settled policy in regard to the South American continent, rendered it an indispensable duty. Hs says the truth is that this fine country, blessed with a productive soil and a benign climate, has been reduced by civil dissension to a condition of almost hopeless anarchy and imbecility, and that it would be vain for his government to attempt to enforoe paymeat in money of the claims of American °hisses, now amounting to more than ten millions of dollars, because she is destitute of all pecuniary means to satisfy those demands. As a set-off to all the claims and grievances which he considers undoubt• edly . furnish abundant cause for resorting to hostilities against the government still holding possession of the capital,which if it should succeed in subduing the constitutional forces would destroy all reasonable hope of a peaceful settlement of their claims, the President suggests that the government of the United States should assume a temporary protec tante over the northern portions of Chihuahua and Sonora, and to establish military poets within the same—the protection to be withdrawn as soon as local government shall be established in those Mexi can States capable of performing their duties to the Called States, restraining the lawless, and pre serving peace along the border. He also repeats his recommendation for the estahliahment of a ter ritorial government at Arizona, which numbers more than ten thousand souls, is practically without a government, or laws, or any regular administration of justice= disorder and crimes being permitted with impunity. The question of the political condition of the narrow isthmus of Central America, through which transit routes puss between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, he considers a subject of deep in terest to all commercial nations. To the United States he says they are of invalu able importance, their possessions extending throughout seventeen degrees on the Pacific coast, embraeing the important state of Cali fornia and the flourishing territories of Oregon and Washington. He considers that the states in whose possession these mutes are have no right to arrest or retard their use by other nations any more than if they were arms of the sea, for that they are highways, m whtch they have little in interest when compared with the vast interests of the world. He earnestly recommends to Congress the of as act authorising the President, =CT!: restrictions as they may deem proper, to employ the land and naval forces of the Caked States in pre venting the transit from being obstructed or closed by lawless violence, and in protecting the lives and property of American citizens travelling thereupon, requiring at the same time that those forces shall be withdrawn the moment the danger shall have pawed away. The Panama and Tehuantepec route, he says alio requires similar protection. - - The President recapitutatee the griefs of the United States government against Costa Rica and Nicaragua, arising out of the transaction at Virgin Bay, in April, 1858, when, the country being then in a state of war, with General William Walker in the land, some American citizens, alleged by the Presi dent to have been unarmed, were fired upon and numbers were killed and wounded. The President says that long negotiations have taken place, and unless his demands are complied with " other mea sures" will be resorted to. The difficulties with New Granada are represented as being in a fair way of arrangement. With the Empire of Brazil the relations of the United States are "of the most friendly character," but the export duty of 10 per cent. on coffee is re presented as prejudicing the trade between the two countries. . ----- Nothing new is said about the expedition to Para guay. A hope is expressed that the Commiasioner who accompanies the naval fortes will convince the Paraguayan government that it is bound to inake, voluntarily and promptly, atonement for the wrongs done to American citizens, in connexion with the attack on the steamer Water Witch. Shoald this hope be disappointed, force mast be employed to ob tain " just satisfaction" (these words are ides distin guished by inverted commas in the Message) from Paraguay. But the President repeats his hope that this will not be neomearv. The Commercial Weis of last winter is thus ad verted to: - iibadsogran nal Is Dorsky IN tin booboo al fhb onatry hod jos boos mann sao ad non Periodical orralains aoliab•wo dl. Soonlatio edosoranso at oar moons& gni sonansrat arum if bun imam nod lased annan. WO al Na damn of sialosai swan I. olsadasoo. war norallanona won oar nodal pedalo and pilaw odsos nee Ma shonosio ad al suipliment sad midacei tio weal...Cawood Voi y a; pronaod aossarolat, nossennig, aad usobssion aro& tendons vas kik lin M. abo Won Dior boson iodise ono Ind no lib, dogiorobis aeon =ig iao satins , olt Inn" AU IMO sod nano r obi min lb. Or nun hosnan anor sallmood annek noll • boolono no us* la no kad11,.014 dodio kr SIM bat ins oraa donanl i Ary prim Ile &dr poodiallan. TIN ON* son to vasslat • Ibmion. dadt =•=t4s . ipmerafter bebir mAr emi r d non thus may Gan clan asd lank olostindas lbo ! issoltabio aosornosoo mass no rat radarwark ars win lhod ass azdoci is viola brawn d oar belustry. Miro sap* urban thin woo ao A ar. d. To neon at szsZe, lb.. sand bo as it INEWSPAPER 4 , 1 4 I ' l lll, l la S'S II d. X 3 (stamped d. Additional.) [TWOPENCE* mute, for railroad iron sitar our magnificent system of rail roads, extending tea benefits to every portion of the onion, bad been brought to a dead pause. The same consequences have malted from similar causes to many other branohee of nano] manufactures. It is self-evident that where there is no ability to purchase manufactured ;dare; tiz;aconnO7 be sold, and oonesqaently must cease to be podia& No se award, and especially a government of each limited poems es that of the United Bin a, wad have predated the late revulsion. The whole comnitectel world seemed for years to have Oda rushing to this eataetrophe. The same ruinous oonsequences would Isave followed in the United &atm, whether the duties upon foreign *ports bad remained as they were under the tariff of 1848, or had been raised to a muck higher stadia. The tariff of 1867 bad so alma is the result. The gamma causes mating throughout the world could not bare been con trolled by ths legislation of any parader country. The periodioal revulsion, which bad existed fn our past history must continue to return at intervals so long as our present unbounded system of bank credits shall prevail They will, however, probably be the less severs in kft: ; balsas it is net to be _oted at heat for map yam ease, that the oemmer mikes of Europe, with whoa • interests our own am so materially involved, will expose thainstives to similar calamities. But this eubject was treated so ranch at large in my hat annual message, that I . shall not now pursue it further. Still, I respectfully MOM the recommendation in favour of the passage of a uniform , bankrupt law applicable to banking institutions. This is Alt , the direct power over the abject which, I believe, the Mir; • sal government pommels. Such a law would mitiga thought it might not prevent the evil. The instinct at sell-aeservatica might prase, a wholesome restraint upon their baking baslease, if they haw, in advance, that a sw =ot epsenjpipsisis weak' inerlimbly produce their civil Huth, semen abbe reninsice see now slowly but rarely paling sway. The smug, sad enterprise of our citizens, with oar ueboamdsd reseurres, will, within the period of an other yen, restore a ohne of wholesome industry and trade. Capital has again scoontalated in our large cities. The nets of interest is there very low. Confidant* is gradually reviv ing, and es soon as it is discovered that this capital can be profitably esuployed hicommercial and manufacturing enter page, end I. the construction of railroads and other works of public sad private improvement, prosperity will again smile tbroadmat the nod. It is oafs. however, to disguise the hot has ourselves that a speculative inflation in oar cur rency, without a earrespouding inflation in other countries wheos maaufsetaros ones into competition with oar own, must seer produce diagonals results to our domestic m arm- IMAM& No tariff, short of absolute prohibition, can pre vent *see evil ocaseqesnoes. The remaining portion of the President s Message is occupied chiefly, although aot exclusively, with the finances of the republic and their administration. The Message is abruptly broken off when the various topics have been treated, and has no formal conclusion. In the House of Representatives the revision of the tariff was broached by an administration member from Pennsylvania, who desired to introduce a re solution instructing . the Ways end Means Committee to bring in a bill increasing the duty on coal and iron. Members from the lead mining and sugar producing regions also desired protection against foreign competition ; and, finally, leave to introduce the proposiuon was refused, by 102 to 83. In the House also the joint resolution of last ses sion, for the abrogation of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, was taken np. A motion from the opposition, to lay it on the table, was negatived by a vote of 90 to 93, and the matter was referred to the committee of the whole. AUSTRALIA. The Niagara arrived at Southampton yesterday with the heavy portion of the Australian mail. She left Alexandria December 7, and Malta on the 10th. She hu brought home 23 passengers and 30 boxes of gold, worth 137,7221. Thor Australian mail which left Alexandria in the Niagara reaslated of 80,000 hitters, 90,000 newspapers, and 6,000 registered letters. The letters ware sorted on beard the Niagara by Mr. Roberts, the mail °Moor, and will be delivered in Loudon and all railway towns within 300 miles of it simultaneously this morning. The passengers by the Niagara were the first peaces who travelled all the way by rail between Son and Alexandria, the Egyptian railroad harlot been finished just Ilsbre they arrived at Sam. On some parts of the journey by rail the passeagers travailed id the rat* of forty miles an boor. OnO of the most difficult sad important railway. in the world, sad which has been some years forming, is now complete/, and the sheet route to India, ChM., Japan, end Australia ow now be trevsned by railway and steam packet throughout. Accounts brought by the Niagara front New Zealand are encouraging. The colony is prosperous. The gold Selig there are steadily increasing in value. They have wow been discovered about eight months, and 100,0001. worth of gold In dust and nuggets have already been ob tained from them. They are situetal close to llessaore Soh whore a boat's mew of the famous cironninavigatem, Teams; ware umemered by the natives. This bay is 50 mom from Nelsen, mod in August last 1,000 persona were at work at the dialog,. The gold is of very good quality. At Sydney basher was dull. The fresh gold diggings just difloovared he the norther! Sydney bad exalted much intermit, and about 5,000 gold diggers weekly were leaving Viotoria bound for New South Wales. MAILS FOR THE UNITED STATEL—The following notice hes been leaned from the Omega! Poet-oleos.—ln sioxodenos with arreaganosts weds by the United Mates Past-eflicet, the lined Comedian mail pockets plying between Liverpool sad Portland will, no each wanton of leaving Liverpool, Wks the passe of United Stets mall pockets during the whits seem, and all letters, etc., addreeeed the United thane, whisk are posted at or reach Liverpool previous to the departure of those packets, and which are not directed es be otheredin snit, will be forwarded by the Canadian soft peeking. The days appointed fAw the de parture of the Canadian mall packets from Liverpool during the pressat winter sus—Wednesday, Dec. l 2 ; Wednesday, Jan. 26; Wednesday, Feb. 23; Wedneedsy, March 23. The AXSZICAN MAII.6.—The British and North American mail sesate-ship Armies NAM as lietaday ham Liverpool for Halifax and Boren, with 1111 paringsw a fan rep, and the mails ; the North Ananias rib en Wainer day with the Candle mail end prempas Pertlesil; and on Saturday the Africa royal mail same takes ha departure for New York. PENINSULAS AND NORTH AFRICAN MAILS,— The Peninsular and North African Steam Navigation Com pany, steamer ASMS.36, A. B. Davidson, commander, arrived in the river Thames on Saturday, briturag dales from Seassarade, Nov. 36 ; diced Camp, Nov. 26 ; Tear tiffs, Nov. 26 ; Mardor, Dec. 8 ; Cadix, Dec. 7 ; and Lito boo, Dec 12. The Anima Ittftlipl iair complemeat of presagere. She upsrieneed beery pies on her entwerd peersbetween Llama end . Co the 10th, et St. inert, spoke the a aliemer Winter, as all well on Left at Lisboa tbe Com pare)'. Hadar& packet Mould d'Atimpria. ConmsereMl snake In Morocco were Improving, and the szeltarent &plat Christian wee subsiding. DELIVERY Or LETTERS ON CHRISTMAS-DAY.--011 Saturday, by command of the Poetnaester-Oaterel, aria was leaned at the chief office, Si. Martin's-le. Greed, that on Saturday next, bang Christmas-day, there would be no delivery of Was, to., within the limits of the Lowden dis trict poet after twelve at noon. The collection el lettere end newspapers from the branch amass and recolviarbeeres win take place in the evening, for despatch by the foreign malts sad gamma post, ea also the oeneodoe at tee o'clock at night, so be forwarded by the morning mails • bat so Wai ner whatever will be transacted la tbe umasi-order dorm met of the Post-Whoa FATAL COLLIERY ACCIDENT NEAR DI7DIX2r.- Ixonarr.-0e Friday seeming an Wqiierwatlmill at lairia Hill, near Dolby, on the body of WflDses Zelkiwas, 16, maker, kUhdes Trak, Yet, at Titans Gum. eagiamer, Charles Edwards, Instead *sillisj. es it worded the shaft with the deosime4ruefresiW the bowl' wee 11111115 up to the top of the telkr paM, Apt Wthe p iMe dp ssiesd Log himself our it. earl bad 166/teuri Wag dragged over tier, reil i z i w rin tlts rE, he bewilly ea Me el the s al efthe abeh, sad, wthritelealetl AIMS the Otaboad wee head Wog mem a bell 6 ! mit *Pi its" lad, era* killed pettedlatheweideasethYNMimilesemwee aasseesekkelM • r the i =ll,slLeipallsd HGia ea," ad bre tilN" M kfiftiadir that Man app., reratertg. 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