The Express. — London, England, 1862-12-19 00:00:00

- Ti I / I * - 1.- No. 5,104.) TPUTTA, Galling at thjltlimpe of Good Hops lir:La. Media—MONTHLY WYMAN 001INUNICATION between LONDON and INDIA by the angitioent Sit ol Beaman belonging to the EAST INDIA end LONDON SHIP. !1110 COMPANY !L/mited).—The well-known clipper sassinship GOLDEN FLE now lei la the V ECY, DNB tuna libusi 41, 7 3110, commander, ieth (London) 000, will Ma» on the 57th Deowabor. maberldeg gem at and leering Cionemead on tr ie r s December . C S C: IScalling at the Cape of Good and Mini This ficeut ship, built expreaft India tide, hr tboroughlr refitted, bag tligLnM senmereedetion for per tigers. and Win carry an experteneed smegati oho • ay wardea Shear,is in 01 the hi WM Dun hos bon n 3 hir to Mime : lie Rydaegse pedseneed the voyage la 0 days, end the last, the WOOLS, In MI dap, Nig the shortest on record—For freight or paregi tur r l to ORINDLAY and Co., 93, Parliament-street. S.W., the ALFRAD MATT sad Co., ISO, Lemienhallatreet, DC.: or the OFFICIN d the COMPANY, 9, Ifinoing-lane, LC.: trhsa also applicelleae Mt sepoidniente se midshipmen in this eerie, ioeld be made. RICIIIAAD DEM. Secriery. Best India cad Loudon Missing Company Gidted), 9, Ilincinglane, STEAM toBRIMEN.—Dinnt Root* to Hanover . , aminriek, end Central Germany, ICTIET THUItSDAY. by the North German Lloyd's AZ;dkl stamen PALL; CONDOR. or BOWE, frees Herm* *CU Lea,. canted et Blackwell Mr' for pow at no Pine la Diensea: L 2 lied LI : return Haste At and Al lee. N.B. Is always acewedble. whllet the other eartherit Pwts ilml by Ice . —Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universe' Men Upon W • or to PHH.LLPPS. GRAPHS, and TIMMINS, IL Road tal:. EC. ROTTERDAM. —The Netherlands Steamboat compsay's well-loome .clew steamer !WINDOM) dem oat for the aloe pert. aad Mame from Mt the Tower eria7 THURSDAY MORNING early. Pare £l.—Apply at CHAPLIN'S &Val Office, W.: or to PHTLLIPPS. GILA VIA sad PIM, Rood-lsoe. The /Wavier has dlamathmed mantel' for the season. noPENHAGEN, from London direct—The V screw steamer NErnmT, Al 9 years at Lloyds, loadlag at Alderman's Pler, le Intended to clear oat teethe above poet oe the 20tb loot.—Apply to PHILLIPPS, GRAYS% and PHILLIPPB, 11, Rood-lase, ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAIL WAY ;NSW YORK DIVIBION).—ODUPONE die I January next will be PAID in London at the Banking-hew ot Nauru HEYWOOD, KILNIIARDB, and Co., at the rate of 4e, to the dollar. London, No. 2, Old Broadoteeet, Dee. 111, VIOL BANK of BRITISH a NORTH AMERICA. Incorported by Royal Char tor. The Court of Directors HILBILBY GIVI NoTics, that • HALF YEARLY DIVIDEND, at the rate of Six per Cent. per Annum of Income tax , on the Capital of the Bank will be PAYABLE lo the Proprieties of Shares registered In this country on and after the sth day of January next, at the Office of the Corpora tlon. No. T. St. Helen'oplace, Blshopsgateetreet, between the bows of Ten and Your. No Transfer can be made between the 15th imitant and the Stit proximo, as the Books must be closed during that period. By order of the Court, C. ItcNAB, Secretary. No. I, St. Heleft'esines, Laudon. Dee. ft We. L AW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, lieetetrect, Loudon. Invested amts. 44000,000. Annual biome, L 496,000. Profits divided every en year. Foordifths of the profits allotted to the assured. The Bonuses added to policies at the iv* divisions of pewit. 'shah have hitherto been made sancamt to gi1,500,000. Policies on the participatiog scale of preagains effected on sr before the Ma of December of the t year, will share to the next division of pronµ which wm be made up.to the slit ut December, lefit. For prospectuses and forms for effecting aantence*, apply to he Actuary, at the Society's °face, Irleet-street, London. WILLIAM &Liam DOWNY% Actuary. October. IK4 THE STOCK of Messrs. Fisher and Watson, of Porsoonth, and 70, Wood-street. London. BXWILL and Co. beg to announce that they have purchased from the trustees of the above estate the whole of the stock, consisting of a large assortment of CLOAEB, MANTLES, ke Millinery, Hats, Caps, and Hesd-dresses . glowers, Silks, Shawls, Laces, Ribbons. and Fancy In great variety. The stock Is removed to Compton House, and will be sold ar on Monday next, Dee. 22, at a discount of 75 pm cent. from cost price. COMPTON HOTS; Compton-street, and Frith-Asset, Soho. OVERCOATS for the present Season.—Gentle men who do not mind paying a Mr price for a Good cat can deoend on the Lame at II lIILToN and KIIEPEOWS, Tailors, 10E Strand, opposite Exeter Hall. ••♦ PACT WORTHY OP NOTL" MitD[ILES REMOVED from Bond-street ts 7s. BIIOOIL-STRZWZ, HANOI' DARK on tie Lt Mb:4w, I. no Ira Trout= ( br hthl) batter meaner. tissensted 1811. NIVIN T ER CLOTHING. E. MOSES and SON beg to announce that their reparations for Winter have been made on so veal a scale, sad with such care, that they are able to meet the demands of all Busr, in a manner that cannot fail to secure them a con. Battalion of public support. There Pre aomany articles in which they are acknowledxed to excel that It Is unnecessary for them to do more than refer to their general trades, rls. : leadj ;t niade and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen Gra- C;Lera ters, Holden, Boot and Shoe Makers, sad General Out City Yataullabatent, 154, 155, iss, 157, Minorite ; 83, 85, 8 5 , 86, 87, 88, 89, Alditate, Oxfordatreet Branch, 506, 507, MI. Nerrpxfordatreet 1,2, 1, Hart-street- 137, Tottenhmu.court-road 2&3, Eliston.road. Country Establishments: Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshbrit All articles are marked in plain Silures, the lowest possible Flom from which no abstetnent can be made. Any article not approved o f will be exchanged, or the money returned. Fashion lard and lista of prices, with rules for sell. Measurement, and patterns, post free. MOSES and SONS establishments are closed every Friday at sunset till &Aunts): at 11111/otli, when business is resumed until 11 o'clock. itBIBB HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, and Mustachios are realised by the tine of ROWLANDs MACASSAR OIL This elegant, tragrant, and pellucid oil le aalviersally is high repute for its unprecedented *access daring the last 00 years in promoting the grnwth, restoring, and beauti fying the human haw. It pr.. vents hair from tailing oil or tam ing gray, strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from *curt and dandrigi. ►nd makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. Yor children It la especially recommended, so forming the basis of a beautiful head of hair. In all climates it alike displays its In. ecniparable resalla, and has long been an established fatimilta in India. Price ge. W. , ya., Its, Id., equal to tour small, and 21a. Pet bottle. Pohl by A. ROWLAND mid SONS, Id. Hatton-garden, and by chemists and periumen.—Ask for Rowlands' Macassar OIL 9UININE.—The MEDICAL PROFESSION —The LANCET— Dr. llassall and others recommend eters' Dolnloe Wine" as an esectlent and simple id linolant. Wanufactnred only by BOBEIET WATERs, 2, 31artin a-lane, Colson street, Landon, LC. Nob! by Grocers, Italian Ware tuAGemen. and others, at SOs. a dozen.. .. . Worcester. AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.—LAMBERrS ASTHMATIC BALSAM, without confining the bowels or alfeeting the head, truly efficacious sad pleasant, s admitted to be the best medieine f o r homediately relieving coughs, colds, contented cases of asthma, and incipient consumption. It Ire quelellY t" , nts penons whom the faculty pronounce incurable, beba ital.lY allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughin. , elePooriting consumption its effects are truly beneficial. dapeivvtl of sleep, or even lying doctrine fear of suffocs- Von, May depend on relief In a few minutes, after taking It.— Penttml only and sold by W. LA tt BERT. chemist. 8, K tog Wit iliun.street. lliaring.croes, and by all druggists, In Mattes. and three quantities In one, is Isl. lie particular and oak for Lunbert's Asthmatic Batumi. The name sad address is engraved On the stamp. Gl . , RHEUMATISM, and SCROFULA. Patients suffering from these maladies are treated with held and e• Hain mecum by Herr VON BOTTLER, 7, Button er/et. Piccadilly. The pervess h simple. natural, and purely enema'. Consultatker from 11 HU 8. MANLY VIGOUR restored to the most broken , rsestitation in twenty days by the nee of BUDD% O .IXIII of LIP& A safe and certain restorative ; most wonder ful etircts . the 21tot. Web k's uac ./U 61.111,100 e the patient of and oomplete recovery of all the mien** of youth. In honks at lis. anal 335., paeke.l and sen t t o any par t f or cash .2 N llPs. by Ms Agorae, Front and Co, Medicine Wantons% , ini nd London. irOZEAIPS COPAHINE MEGE, successfully tatrial la the Paris anal Iwn.lon nnspicsla, tinder the Cate of ur Cullieier, Ricord, Lloyd, Poland, and betas n ^t. Gth Nov., ISPP, elfeas a cure In an sewage of sin ea" : It , In r ecent or chronic diseases. —44. 6.1 pet bottlir, by past -al, at C. Jonah's, Preach chemist, 0, H a) market. Lynam. C. and J. FIELD original iniumfacturera i. fin lingtind)et PAIIMINWICAWDM,to Whim the prise medal (1111 M) has been awarded, and their mediae adopted by her Majesty's Government for nee at the military stations abroad. Them candles can be obtained of all chandlers and grocers in the United Mindoro. Price is. Bd. per pound . also Field's ode bested United Service Soap Tablet., Bd. and 4d. each. The public are cautioned to see that Field's label it on the =te or boxes. Wholesale only, and for exportation.—Upper Lunbetk London, & GOLD OHAINS.—WATHERSTON and 11600D1.11 be to 061 the attention of the public to the TORY of INVOICI which they deliver with Gold Guard Chains purchased at their manufactory : sad. To workmanship of pattern chain, 64 inches loos To 411) carst gold, W 041114 oz. dirt. tid. per ma" Mlat price Total Upon this mime, the QUALITY, WEIGHT, awl VALUE ot the gold are certified, sad guaranteed to the peraharr: Mather eton and Broaden looking for a tair remuneration' as the work manship only, which Is charged according to the Intricacy or simplicity of the pattern. MATH EASTON and BROODEN, Goldsmitha—Kanntactory. No. l 4 ilenrietta-street, Covent garden, London, W.C. leer A. D. ITN. Amp made of Chains and Jewellery for la eseb.—N.B. This meablishment is dewed at 6 is the evening, and ea flateuvlaysat I. CHRISTMAS !minim OF THE ILLI7BTRATED TIME. TO-MORROW, Dee. 20, will be published, peke 40., the C HRISTMAS NUMBER and SUPPLEMENT of the ILLUSTRATED TIMES, containing POEMS, TALES. AND SNITCHES, APPROPRIATE TO THE By well-Imown Writers. together with the following ►IRST-CLASS ENGRAVINGS, ILLUSTRATIVE or CHRISTMAS AND ITS FESTIVITIES : 1. My First and Lett Cirilitin. In Two Tableaux. By Florence Claxton 2. A Christmas Masque before Chutes I. at Whitchall By J. A. Puquier. S. After the Christmas Patty: The Departure Home. By W. C. Robinson. 4. Christmas In Denmark A Visit to Giandpapa. From a picture by J. J. Riser. 6. The Old City Watch Going the Round on Christmas Eve. By Alfred Slider. 6. Christman Eve at the Mermaid Tavern In Shokspeare's Time. By J. A. Pasquier. 7. Frosty Weather: A Gallop through the Lane. By Percival Skelton. 8. Christmas at the Tropics. By Florence Claxton. 9. Alter Dinner : A Claitmas ILcldeut of the Olden Time. By J. A. Paninler. 10 • Live Alphabet of Christmas Fun, designed and drawn by C. H. Bennett. • . . In additiOnTo tae foregoing. the same number of the fins- Witted Times will contain engravings of the Enthronement of the Archbishop of Canterbury In the Choir of the Cathedral : The Procendon along the Nave the Ceremony in the Chapter bowie ; together with other Interesting illustreilons and num. rose Original Articles connected with the events of the week. Free by pad fee in stumps. —Office, 2, Catherine-street, Strand, W.C. COTTAGE BUILDING. —SANITARY BUILD ING APPLIANCIS.-1111 BUILDZ& et THIS DAY, rive id„ by post sd, contains :—Ylas View se Hew Pulpit, Donca,ter Church—Engineming and Architectural Appliances— Fine Views of Oxford and Lincoln Cathedrals—Guildford—The Sunny Hospital—Cottage Building and Sanitary Appliances with Illustrations—Training in Manchester—Portland Breakwater— Albert Memorials—Railway Natten—bietropolltan Board of Works—Doings in Burnham Church— I anima. of Workmen's Tools —Llturch.hullding News—Ymmincial News—Competitions, dc.—Oflce, 1, Vork.street, Covent-garden , and all bookaellera mat out, prtee ;by post for Senn Storni/4- RIMMEL'S ALMANACK for 1863, richly Illustrated and perfumed, far exceeds Its predeces sors In sweetness and elegance. It Imports a dellgbtful scent to pocket books, desks, cord cases. albums, and forms • pleasant memento to send to friends at home or abroad. Sold by all the trade. 16.7tiMmel. Perfumer to her Majesty, 98, Stroud, sod ri, Corahlll. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS. t N r i ,SMITH %se just peibilsbei • TRU EDITIO`f of biz valuable work, tbs PRIVATI MEDICAL litilLVD met ), en lb* lastf-eure of Norms Debility, Loss of Magary, Dlmaer of eight, Lassitude, de. post-tree, on receipt of • dlrorted ssivelope, enclosing Wro postage damps—Address, Dr. MTH, & at. Ts•latookaginouv. I.nnann. W.C. -4 pr-- ~, • •,-. 4 • , . M r T97 . : CI , t . • ( i ..e:.p.;- :.. • -. ...... , .:: .., ►~I aIIT sA . ") • ' (1111 ( lij f ir I a. 1 ~ , d ••• t - . .\. 11 tt 'lli 1.1 ;lol l ' •t I , I. .' 1.1 - ...it tl, .. 4. .....„ , I, • .. . \*"..... _.. .. .r x, . ~04 , -„. i I ..1 . , 1 • ! • . !i i ' ____._. ......-.....- . [TWOPENCE . . THE COLLICTING COMMITTEE OF 11111 IikIfOABEIAN DIBTIOMfiI FUND. • It has no doubt been noticed by our readers that the proceedings at the monthly meeting of the Cen tral Relief Fund Committee now include the present ation of a report from the Collecting Committee. The General Committee has been divided in order to greater efficiency into two sections, one of which is occupied in collecting, the other it distributing funds. The Collecting Committee was formed on the 12th November, and arose out of Mr. Cobden's appeal which . gave new life and impulse to the whole organization. Up to that period the Executive Committee bad not exerted themselves to obtain mono. and nimplp.ateatmated themselves with accepting such as was voiW . oared. The lint work of the activities MmeiMse was to organize a thorough was of Maselliester. It was also determined, with a view to ateltternot the erd influence which arose from the unwarrantable attacks of a portion of the press cit Isencesbini, to hold a towns meeting, the main olE. mh o o l is ' o which ir was to show tow oomegyy what • sod Ltutesekbin Mali MI At ::,...dr. : :t b .......v..."z*b=rt 2r,ossi.; f arse to the ems et 0001., had been misdeed ;mid thee the subscrip tions to the various leeal rebid eosaminsen in Man chester had been such as to mile the bid amount given by Manchester le WOOL In addition to this it was shown that the millowaere had dis bursed to their own worbimegie maims a sum than 250,0001. From this meeting a perceptible change came over public opinion, and the esaarmation of these statements et the *aunty meeting by lord Derby and &bora, completely elispoa of the absurd charges of ditant &trades*. Theespert presented' lain Illenday shows how very eSselive have been the , labemre of the em ulate.. It wall be observed testis the five months preceding the appeal of Ms. Cobden and the C 1011• seqbent appoistroant of the Collecting Committee the total cash receipt, were N 17120,1341. in. 1.14. - *hareem in the one month which has since elapse d the amount is 240,251/. la MM. The balance in the bank then stood at 85,5601. Its. 3d. ; now it amounts to 233,901!. lie. 4d. The Collecting Committee has nothing to slo.witis the distribution ; but we may arrive at the rate of disbursement by deducting the bank balance from the total receipts up to each period. Thus— £l2o,l34 1 11 Lem 84,660 19 3 234.523 2 I Total expenditure in 6,. iscatias 1 ending November 10. £330,485 1 9 233,901 19 4 £126,883 4 8 Ditto to December 10. 34,510 2 8 Above. 110.000 1 9 lispe•ditun from Nov. 10 to Dia 10. The result, therefore, of the mouth's operations of the Oollecting Committee is that the receipts have been two-fold greater than in the previous five months ; the disbursements nearly three-fold greater, and the bank balance nearly three-fold greater also. rpm LONDON ANATOIfiOAL IMAM ; A. us treaders of Nature and Art, Astra by leas. tearable notated Madan, lliestratlan erg pot cd Sanaa hem la Health sad Maw, together vial a ••••••I se ledwastlag Natural Preparatioes, it, co r Maidlles. Open daily, from 11 to 10 (ler Adulates Om tibUllog. Entrances ri. Georgit a/toyer aquae, and eta, lladdoxntreet, liamentatrest a = Ingrenalltra and Lectures threaebout the day. sad disselpuve setelosine teat, pad kat, for le stainds..—.Addreet the earridary es above. TirELONDON PAVILION.—The beat enter taumest is Leaden. All the aretropolitaa taroarites are =reel(Thud operatic selections. Little Corelli, the 111013 of parhutes : Miss Consignor the Star of the Rest Madame Loseb Madame Mae ; De Bremer, am Trot Meek and the Brothers Des Vier, will appear every ersoint riL lesim Guinan sort Roues also, asthe Brunton LONDON PAVILION, Tichhorseeleesa. LOUD, sad SONICHAMMIR. Proprietors. THE GRAND RESTAURANT. lI I I INCHICIVS sad MINN= A LA CARTS au be bad with COMPORT add DESPATCH AT ANY NOON DAILY. SAWYER'S FAMOUS LONDON DINIIII, ready ham 2 SD S la Qs Oriad Man. Bpsaiai clialasweraea for ladles Yd awatianan. Soulase alai voutDaasd wish Boa essoldai Salaam. OPEN ON SUNDAYS FRAM TO TILL KINK OA Prearistar. 191. I,IIIT-SZRILEC. CORN= al CNANCSIZT-LANIL CiIinTWAS WO Oft SWUM F TNIZYL*T .• V 4 - QV ti - ' Igt "ttx, as, tie mina. Moos Albertetnet, Itslatato, • F INDLATRIsiIiAOK TODD and Co., 1174, And ALB ISAZITB, Make egi lialt-dozen'Bozes or Hampers, cottoning Ow Bottle Finest Cognac Break One Hest 13C00.41 or frisk tmakey Owe „ Old Waste& Vara. Ore „ Best and Biongsat We. Oes „ obi Cooled Port One Ina Pee Bastrir. Darned t ii ;otttin Bee ono tbses Istabilasesats. Cook" to be soccensiated bye remittance. BARLOW'S PATENT CASE STAND • new thirentioe, so admirably contrived that a fel t butt as men is smaller csaka may be raised or tilted oil it without labour er trouble. Ile action Is so ismatpable that the sediment of the most limpid hold by so pasilMlity eta be disturbed. Pelee lam, 12e., lac, to salt 44, sod IS make audu. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No required. No more flat beer re seer wine. Prise 4e. ed. 9s. —apply direct to JAM BUXOM, patestea d Ml'Vlillareatreet, Manstoo-honse. See that lie same sad ad&ass ma every article .an others are starker imitatiosa. Eograviap gratis. Istabilthed - I,7ARMODTH BLOATER& —Carriage paid to any Mattes on the Great Eastern Una on l y ; 60, Sa 100, : MO, ISs. : WM. Ida. ; 1,000, 86s. are only supplied by the underlined dating the best part of the season, from October to sad of Deesenber. Sent to all pole of England upon receipt of poMege gimps, Pest-omen order, or remittance through any breach of Nallosal Provincial Beak ef Yaalaod, who are his blankets, and to whom be refers. as Well as or R Steward. Eau Mayor of the Boroorii.—PEZDEZICI BARMY, Ask inerchast, Great Yarmouth. Established i 790. 100. 7a, In wooden box , orlia par barrel or li ersb e . d cared keep good six maths. y sealed la lim of 06 di. 10s. per MO, forwarded to sll part of the world. SATJO IL —L A and P IC& 111 8' WORCESTER:4EIIU SAUCE. This delicious emsdintent. pronounced by consoleseure "THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE," Is prepared solely by LEA and PERRIN'S. The public are respectfully cautioned against worthless Imita. WA Uses, an d shoulsad d s tepper. ee that Lea and Perrinr names are on snapper, tl AMC to LEA and PERRINW SAUCE. Beal wlieleade sad for export by Ms Proprietors, Worcester Merwra ROM and BLACILIM. , L Messrs. BARCLAY and BON& lamb" ie., to and by grooms and oilmen univesially. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Part of the Leedom Drawing-room Mks In Velvet to • 0 Drawing-room Who. retarget , • Dlalyproom Suttee, complete PS ft I 3•4140ces Mites, complete U 0 Warranted First-el P. and 8. BEYTUB, 144, OXYOII9-BTRXtr, W. Muetrated Cataloger gratis and positron an application. Lorfmw, FR V 47 Orznpie, issi - i ..---.... NEW 11 — iii --- GB i by tho colvoosr of "Loris A ?Amok." rs Ibradisa eiN—lne SW of borrow—The Mop of Ly. Lab ba. ad. IL faeaddei woo* of thew &A WON the poll& pa of Le Laker .of •• What aro tha Mown IWWW/ k : li a:d were alabibbal by the befortitel I ask by W. visaing wow*. ° A=I poor Plano, tar Breast Lade Yammer, ta. ei. • The arnuaurrox MUSICAL ALBIN fair I$N I. poet. HAMS OWE ROM& Sacra/ Seam, weeds by W. R PM. mare, Sag. Mule by X. Topolr. fa. lamakm: 2obert Coils mei 0114 QM H. R. BDYHOPS G and CHOW - AUDI • NOTTIAO slid Co. N . ta weal ax yr pla 6 t w o a Clizt Octavo deo, a/I la the original keys tor tall crialr. Twasty-saa now ready, Is., Si, sad XL snob. To to °catbird. Lab Cr 4iL eflo wall:b., lb, Deawatreat. Sotto. and If, Poultry, Loudon. 117811.11W8 AIIINAICAN DIMLY. nib day is gobbling, hi two M vok., port too, plea no, with a MY DIARY NORTH and 80IITEL Br A. R. 2.1718ZU, by.. LL D. Thiswark sonar& astlroly of original maker, trol is anaemia', distinct frau the LAW' to " TIN Ilmea." Larks : lkorkgrvasa 1/VIM, U, Stavorlootrort, LC. TELBGWHKI . . : 1 ~0001NRIedssamAiL) : • • At181"11LL Doc. 18. The session of the Council of she Empire was closed to-day. In his speech from the throne the Emperor ex pressed satisfaction that the confident* he had placed in the nation, by granting the constitutions of Oat. 20 and Feb. 26, had been justified. His Majesty hoped that the blessings of peace would continue to exercise a beneficial influence, and said : "Our resolute progress in the path of peace has powerfully increased confidence in Austria's strength, and has gained her the sympathy of other nations: The Reicherath has proceeded firmly upon the solution of its task, and has already passed important measures. Basing the regulation of the budget upon the principle that the resources of the country itself must supply its necessities, I am oonvinoed that such a result will be brought about by an equal division of burdens. "Commerce has already shown increased anima tion, in consequence of the abolition of transit dues. " The bill regulating the control of the Reiche rath over the national debt secures, also, the co operation of the legislature in supervising the expenditure. "The new Bank Act has established the relative position of that institution to the State. The re trenchment of the expenditure has exercised a favourable influence upon the state of public affairs." His Majesty requested the members, upon their return home, to promulgate among their consti tuencies constitutional principles, with a view to their better socomplisbment. The Emperor, in conclusion, took leave of the deputies, thanking them for their labours, and hoping to meet them in the coming year. RUSSIA. ST. PETSREIBURG, Dec. 18. The Grand Duke Michael has been appointed Lieutenant of the Emperor in the Caucasus. RUSSIAN POLAND. WARSAW, Dic.lB. The state of siege has been suspended in this city, Kalisch, Plocli, the districts of Petrikaw and Lipno, and the two railway districts. It has been renewed in the district of Krasoyslaw. The council of the district of Pazaanyoz has been dissolved for abuse of its official power. MR. BRIGHT, hf.i l ., Ar BfititllfaH4M. BIRMINGHAM, rffOIICSDAY Mawr. nig evening, the members for Birmingham addremed their oosettineste at the Taws-hall, whisk was liesesiy erowded ; the MAYON wee is the chair. Both hog. utgeghens on eaterieg the room were lewdly cheered. The MAYOR opined the peossedimp by calling upon Mr. lielsoledeld to sailselethil tikettag, which be did In a speech which we iseirdidireelei lei the war in the limited State. lieliatail that ilitiihkeliestreictien wee that the mem meet was booed slaimillielidp w reoeselse the Boothaes State% a etatieseet width treated Tory comidetable uproar, in which it was hopmesible to tell whetter the doers or the poem sad ahem prepeadenged. He cite not far either loterosetion or asedietles, became the former remit war sad the latter haw. het be contended that it would be consistert with ell oat policy in poet yew to adusowitdge the Soma IS MI iodspeedeut power, ad he quoted the epilog's/ sodosit sethalithe on inttriaticemil law le show that O• ow, bah Doe St hoot each a rorritket.. WErlig oem ilhiett he w laiseTit - Terlie; Si • an of Me_ Me se peens,* eaMsti solees Idle. lie believed 11 hie esineed had hem we have bad at this sament quantity of cotton wUdess which the looms of Lamaism might esquire. He believed that the oaks is the Vatted States wat t this present meneent is mush se Man the here time _sad girl Oat it :it /11. Ito eIA P EI bi. to he led, sa d that it was more than that Mire never will be ash as American alp of edge grove ley slue labour. Attica hositineed Mr. Bright) te sow being palatal to by many nisei of miss, but that Is a land of • Sages, and Its diesels Jo to Isiugail to Eames@ thee 1 ebotild net encoange the hope that slyest supply out be resolved hem that esstinest. Bcrpt will send h i 30,000 or 40,000 balsa vase then laid sat, sad with the hgh prime, Bola willow doubt, inenesseitnesedesi, bet I hold Mere is sit oeelek at pressed hemm who* you lea iris any hew - pi n y ex ceptysget it from your dependeocissio Inds If dun hes mireelstion to be grown in America for our eupply. we shell , reptile nearly six million additiooal bales from some sourest. hit taken the United Males 20 years, from IMO SUMO. to tissue is growth of want from two millie of bates to lour million.. How long will it take any Shea country, without the capital or advantages of , Awes tolls us 5,000,000 or 6,000,000 additional bales Thai isms inmates, the only se I know al, and although 1 I has not recommended it to the goverment and know not moldy the Emits it would entail. yet I shall om tiouy e gi t cs and Ido so the authority of a gentians' the . acquainted with Indian agriculture himself, his lathes having bon landq.enan end. cultivators in ladle for sixty years, sad Sines there is bat are mode by which you can sthenlate the gSwth of cotton In India, except the sti mulus which coma from high pekoe which now for some time have been ruling. Belays if the government would declare that he five years they would et all land from the land whis kduels that time should grow cotton, there windfilis the mostextraordinary Scream is thegrowth el that article that has ever been seen with regard to any brash of wishes in the world. (Chem.) I believe the ad man Would be enormous. Thelma of Yeses wield be eoesedriag, but the deliverance to the LaMar, el bum shiny if it succeeded, would be speedy and perhaps cam ttelCsheen.) Short of this, I look on the prosperity of as most remote. I .belles this misfortune will eatail rain on the whole waking popalatioo, that it will gradually engulf the Ma Indus and those posses* thetas spital, audit may far years -I don't sit will :sake the whole factory property of L almost j entirely worthless. This is a most dismal look oat fora ; great many persons in this country. HS it comes from the utter neglect of our opportunities and our duties which has distinguished the government is India. (Hear.) Ad dressing lumen to the American war, the hon. member, in the emus of hie remarks, expressed a wish that Mr. Ca dets sight be employed to transact with Spain the exchange of (Silsalter for a oommercial treaty. He continued The abject et this war is that white nun on that siontinget may lord it over countless minima al de Meek by the very head that made es t=l ma .4b oldest is that they shoal have a power' to breed Degrees to work, negroes to lash, negross to sell, segtaa to deny them the commonest ties of families, to break their hearts by separating them at their pleasure, and to close their mental eyes from a glimpse of that knowledge which separates us from the brutes (for by their law it is criminal aid penal to teach Pogroms to read), to seal from their hearts the book of our religion, to make chattel/and things of men, women, and children. I wish to ask whether this is to be the foundation of a new alas empire, and whether it is intended on this audacious and infernal basis that Eugland's new ally is to be built up. e' Hese, bear," and "No, no") It has been said that Gress was recognised. 011008 was not recognised till after it bad fought Turkey for six yeas The republics of South America were not recognised some of them till they had fought the mother country I think for a score of you& Frame did not recognise the United States of America till five year, after the beginning of the war of independence, and it was received u • declare Soo, and why should we be so eager to become the ally of this great conspiracy against human nature' I should have no great objection to recognise a country, or to be at amity with a country, merely bemuse of the existence of slavery, because it would be monstrous that we should object to trade with a country or have political relations with it merely because it happened to have within its borders the institution of slavery, but in this as it is a new state which intends to set it elf up On the sole basis of slavery, and slavery, ids blasphemously said, is to be its chief corner stone. We have urged that there are milliliters of state who are in favour of the North'; that there are members of the aris tocracy who are terrified at the shadow of the great republic; that there are rich men on our great commercial ex changes deprived, it may be, of their ric:sai, and living within the atmosphere of the privileged classes; that there are conductors of the public press who would barter the rights of millions of their hums fellow creatures ' that they might bask in tae smiles of the greet. But we know what we know that there are miniders of state who do not wish that thin insurrection should break up the American Union ; that there are members of the aristocracy who are not afraid of the shadow of that republic ; that there are rich men cot deprived of their riches ; and that there are public writers of amines, and honour who will not barter human rights for the patronage of the great. But most of all I believe, and am sore it is sista Lancashire, where the working men have seen themselves going down from pro erity to ruin, from independence to a subsistence on charity, I believe-I say that I believe that the 111:11311• franchised but not hopeless millions of this country will never sympathis with a revolt which in intended to destroy the liberty of a continent and to build on its ruins a miglf.y fabric of human bondage. (Cheers.) But gentlemen who differ from me when speaking in private on this matter generally end by saying that the Republic is too great and too powerful. 'But if we were at New York or Boston, and were speaking of England instead of America, and if any one were to may that England has grown too big, not her 31,000,000 at home, but her 150,000,000 in Asia, and nobody knows how many millions in every other part of the globs, what would be our feeling'. Surely an American may fairly say that be has not covered the ocean with fleets of force, or left the bones of citizens to blanch on the turf of • hundred European battle fields. He could say a thousand times more fairly than we could say it of his country, that England was large and powerful, and that it had been thought perilous for nations that the should be so great. (Cheers.) Bat bearing in mind that every decla ration of this kind, whether from au Englishman who pro fesses to be strictly English, an American strictly American, or an Englishman who says in • bold, arrogant strain, "That Britain rules the waves'-(laughter)-or an American of manifest destiny who says "All creation must at least look up to the stars and strips"-or from Frenchmen who think their eagles having overrun Europe once might possibly have • right to repeat the experiment-I my that all these ideas and all this language is to be condemned. (Chase ) It S not truly patriotic, it is not national, and it is not moral. If may man wishes the Republic to be severed on that ground, in my opinion he is only doing what tends to keep alive jealousies which to his mind will never die, and if they do not die wars must necessarily he eternal. (Hear.) I shall, perhaps, be told that the North don't like us. Well, its not necessary that they should ; but if the North does not like us, does any one believe the South does? When the South was in power, and it has been in power the last fifty years - whenever hostility towards this country was cherished, it was stimulated to the utmost degree by some of those very men who are now the leaden of the insurrectioo. (Cheers.) Take the case of the Alabama. The government were informed of the chine. ter of that vessel, but such were the delays occasioned by the want of vigilance on the part of the officials, that although a telegraphic message wu sent to Liverpool to order that the vessel should be arrested, she bad sailed au hour or two before !be message arrived here. She has never been in a Confederate port-they have not got any porta. She hoists the English Mg when she wants to come along side of a ship. She sets the ship on fire at night, and, seeing soother ship bearing down to rescue the unfortunate people who are exposed to the combined horrors of fire and shipwreck- she seizes that also and burns it. (Cries of " Shame.") If we ware citizens of New York. I think it would require a little more calmness than I. shown in this country on foreign quoins, to look at all that u if it were a matter with which we hail no concern. (Chess.) People do not know in America what we know of public opinion lira There are men in this country, and men in oar cabi net, who an upset friends to freedom and as much r* ITALY TURIN, Dec. 18. In the Senate to-day the concession of the Sar dinian Railways was granted to the firm of Semenza and Co., in London, with a premium of 200,000 hectares of land, and a guarantee to shareholders from government of 6 per cent, upon the revenue. In the Chamber of Deputies, the committee of inquiry into the question of brigandage was appointed. Baron Ricasoli and General Bird° are among the members of the committee. It is believed that to-day's sitting will terminate the session. The Opinione of to-day asserts that M. de Sar tiges, in an interview with the President of the Council, touched upon the Roman question. The Minister is said to Lave replied that the present policy of France renders it little probable that fresh negociations would bring about a satisfactory so lution. It is also asserted that the Chevalier Nigra, Italian Ambassador at Paris, has made a similar statement to M. Dronyn de Linty& SPAIN. MADRID, Du 0.17, Eva No. . - - The Corrupondencia of to-day announces that General Concha sent in to the government this morning his resignation as Spanish ambassador to Franoe. In to-day's sitting of the Senate Senor Ber mudez Castro censured the acts of General Prim during his stay in Mexico. He also condemned the convention concluded at Soledsd, and the re embarkation of the Spanish troops. It is believed that General Concha will speak to morro w on the Mexican question. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION of 1862. Seventh Maim. Price St., by pt!ne t 6 slam DEBILITY and IRRITABILITY of MIND and BODY : resulting from causes having their origin in igno ranee, evil example, sedentary habits, enervation climate, in temperance, and Improper treatment. By T. IL Yeoman, KR. Physician to the General Post.oltice Letter Carriers' Provident Institution, W. Lock, 52, llpper Northldece, Orarsdnn-road, sad trout the Author, 25, eettuve. London, W.C. DR. LA'MERT ON BELF-PRIMILLVATION. Price le. post free, 13. or sealed ends. 20 stamps. Mann and 00., 10 CornhM, London: or direct from the Autho r . SFLP•PhESERVATION • a Popular Esa.y on the Cure of Nervous and Phydeal Debility, by Dr. La MAT. 17, Bedfordetinare. London. Licentiate of the Royal Cottage of Physicians of Minburgh. .to. With engravings and eases. Dr. Istlllart is the only practitioner .so the Medical Register who has for many years devoted his study to the tremolo= of the disorders of the nervous system. At home from 10 till land 6 tin &-37. Dedford-equare, London. fro the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED. 1 A BOOK ea tble subject will he forwarded. gratis, to the afflicted. All ponces angering from the ordinary allmeate of madded should at mice seed a stamped directed erivdope to 31m. C. H.. 1. idithatreet, Beekney.road. Lcenite, who's eery will be Immediately returned. The following reply has been received by the Fxbibition Commissioners to a letter from the Crystal Palace authorities : Exhibition Building, Dec. 18. Sir,—lier Majesty's Commisaioners direct me to request that you will thank the directors of the Crystal Palace Company for their letter of this day's date, and for the renewed proof therein given of the desire of the company to contribute to the success of the loternatioaal Exhibition. I am at the same time, however, to state that the Com missioners are nimble to avail themselves el the obliging offer made by your directors. The Commissioners have intimated to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales their decision to abandon the proposed ceremony for the distribution of the prizes. They have made public their letter to his Royal Highness on the subject, and they have addressed a communication to the same effect to all the foreign countries represented in the Exhibition. They feel, therefore, that, independently of other considera tions, they could not, with propriety, request his Royal Highness's permission to make new arrangements. The objection to holding the ceremony at South Kensing ton woe not the impossibility of lighting and warming the Exhibition building, but the difficulty and inexpediency of attempting to do ao in the limited time at the disposal of the Commisaioners.—l am, eir . ..yourobediecit servant, F: Saxotoeo, Seareiary. G. Grove, Fp., Crystal Palace, Elydenham. ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON.—At the monthly general meeting held yesterdai, at the society's house 111 lisooversquAre, the Rev. J. BIIIIOW. F.H.8., in the chair, Colonel J. R. Western, Me,. H. K. Turnbull and Maws. F. T. Dockland, M.A., T. kJ rathyn Guest, Howard Saunders, A. Collie, L Gambart. G. N. Vickers. F. Chat field, C. W. Denis, and Forster Graham, were elected fel lows, and Mr. E. Craw a corrupt's/ma member of the surety. Messrs. T. Woodbine Hinehliff, J. Wingfield Larking, A. H. Smith, E. Waloot & H. embrace, Howell Horton, A. Travers, and C. W. 'topper, wars proposed as candidates for the fellowship. THE El VNTERI AN Iktrszum.—This interests➢g collection cootinues to be enriched with •ery acceptable donations lied purchases from the International Exhibitiou. The most recent edilition has been made by Yr. W. Lode wyk Crowther, ILR.C.S. Eng., of Tasmaoia, w►o has pre sented to the Council of the Royal College of Su rg eons of England two fine jaws of the sperm whale, captured off the south-west cape of Tasmania, each measuring 'l5 feet, and belonging to animals which yielded 11 tens of oil. realizing is London the large sum of 9301. This esteemed member of the medical profession has also promoted she jaw of the Delphian* orca, better known as the Thresher, or whale's enemy. The council of , the college has just appointed Dr. James Pettigrew, of Edinburgh, Cr, assistant is their museum. This gentleman has already greatly distinguished himself, having obtained the senior anatomy prim o f the University of Edinburgh, for the best essay " on the artaage ' meat of the muscular fibres of the ventricular portion of the vertebrate heart." Importing tea without oolour on the leaf pre vents tie Masse pining off Inferior brown loaves as hi the usual Muds. llorulaan's lea is uncoloured, therefore always pod Wk.. Bolq pickles by Imo effetsta..eiAtlA ertisomrat,l 1 ~ , ,N ega ten- n. Qii e I. I.IN W CET ine -- . Dr. Hassell and others recommend - R 1 biiii - ei:ri .- a i'i4l7 IT A n Fl i.. f l i7r 186 $ . . , Exhibition •Dec. • stoic , Building, ee Di - r - 7i,h; t Eir o l s ,"" r ;j e T t i - o 7,7•;',•: t r ho 7r t h r rg'7; sum of 115,8 MM. has been . r . eturued to the shareholders, and ported by Mi. ilsabury, M.P., Mr. Potter, M.P., chair- ' Sir, - Her Majesty . Commis direct me to request American of manifest destiny who says " All creation that the swam amount to ,2.101 ff. as en excellent and simple stimulant.man of the Maphatter Chamber of Commerce, Hon. E. tinrichly illustrated and perfumed, far exceeds its predecee- Anufactured only by ROBERT WATER'''. 2, Martin's-lane, son in sw tness . dell tful tto that you will thank the direetors of the Crystal Palace must at least look up to the elan and stripes"-or moon, . . iey , v. . amey, C Mr Jld wood Re Dr H Revs. J. P. i Amon-street, London, S.C. Sold by Grocers, Italian W sra pucka se I augume. It imparts •gb wen Company Mr. Lame expressed his high approval of the consciert- hanemen, and others, at 30s. • dozen. Or theirletter of this T a , books, i gl e e e. cases. albums, and forms • *suet f had • off in f u ll , and with interest, their huge debt, for i d Dill, J. Turner, J. Offord, sad others. The rev. chair- in the referred in general. Wholesale Agent, R. Lewis and Co.. Worcester. memento to send to friends at home or abroad. Sold by all the renewed proof therein given of the desire of the company to overrun trade. °Europe onoe might possibly have a right to g sdd . 0 , Pen g P rces.din g s • g terms to the extent of the distress now resealing in the ----- . /Biome!, Perfumer to her Malesty,96,Strend, and 2t, Cornhill. contribute to the soccer of the International Exhibition , repeat the experiment-I say that alibi... ideas and all which the shareholders would at one time have &My own. A N EFFECTUAL REMEDY .- LAMBERT ' S - this tenons is to be condemned. (Cheers) It is not pomaded for 10s. in the pound. He thought that the thanks cotton districts , and eat - seemly urged upon the isslabitanta of missioners are tumble to avail themselves' M the obliging truly patriotic, it is not national, and it is not moral. If the wealthy and exteosive districts of Notting-hill sod AN ArrIIMATIC BALSAM, wlthont confining the bowels nr Seventh Eflition. price Vs., by poet 26 stamps, of the shareholders wen alai: due the liquidators . for the affecting the head, truly eflicacious and pleasant, is admitted to TIEBILITY and IRRITABILITY of MIND and any man wilestheßepublic to be severed on that ... d. pa tie nce anu tact y so judoneuly . exercised, more particularly in the case of the Meson. Forme. Bayswater the necessity of exerting themselves to the utmost during the winter in aid of their suffering fellow-oeuntrtmee be the best ruedivine for immediately relieving coughs, voids, offer made by . your directors. have intimated to his Royal Highhe is only doing what tends to keep alive cssermed eases of asthma, and incipient consumption. It tee-The enemas said that it was owing to the fact that the • In Lancashire. Mr. Hanhury, H.P. , then moved the fi rst re. slimly ... , ne persona whom the faculty pronotauce incurable, i lj ance, 134) evil DY elani "es p u le lt , in se g d f e r n ore tary cau b les abir mere ," th :t i t r a °ri g e g il in m i l igse , In- the Prince C res iu d isi W7lca ers th - eir d ec isi on to abandon the proposed -nals jinealmousy opinings which to his mind will never die, and if they do I hhak bo . .,uidation was a volu ia ntary bee act of the shareholders that solution sympathising with the distressed condition of the ....emperanoe, and improper treatment. By T. 11. YEAMAX, M. .D . oeremooy for the distribution of the prizes. They have not die wars most necessarily he eternal. (Hear.) annumolY allajs the tickling which provokes frequent coughlt Physician to the General Post-office Letter Carriers* Provident br th • l etter to his Royal Highness on the subject. be North don't like Well, ills ....__is *PPP , . l ong consumption Ira effects are truly beneti • Instbutios, Re. made pu h e or perhaps , told that the us.he and his collesgeos.b liberal n_ enabled t o .. treat the Messrs , .. opera t ivs . in U. cot ,. di d.r w .4 i d. fee . t . pde they , Ferrate with a wise ad concretion; those gentlemen nee had displayed in contending with the mean( calamities. No • .rersons.kprived of sloe or even lying down Inc fear of suffoca and they have addressed a coniumnicatioa to the same effect not oeosmary that they should ; but if the North does not i always insisted that if due time were allowed, they would doubt there is great (bateau in London, bat theo mast not 't) . epetal on relief In a few minutes, alter taking it - like us, does any me believe the South does ? When the I• g PH M i m. red only and sold --- hy , W. LAMBERT. chemist , S. King VVU- An W ilsollk k. 5 110; :r sauTtLe ;°rt . Lo h- nd lace on,.% 6 V7C Y .. "n"clad. and innn Um to all the foreign countries . represented in the Exhibition. They feel, therefore, that, independently of other considers- South was in power, and it has been in power tion.sireet. Clusring.erows, and by all druggists. In Mimics, aid., DR. LAWERT ON SELF- PBS Mona, they could not, with propriety, request his Royal the last fifty years - whenever hostility towards I not oral pay up every penny, but interest also. h ar d. thaieh,........ or re lax the . haade hp . giving 1 A few more trifitng questions having been asked mid in behalf of Lancashire. Mr . Heywood, of Manchester. ax,...dthree ' nantiti i .....,, , ,,.n .. A i aka. : E.t. a ow, ra yhe nd...liii . am Part addivo lculle al:l ...ni sak Tw ist Price Is. conib free. ol l3. l. or d red ordireci ends. 20 tr. sesin th ts. A. M th ri . and y answered, the meeting terminated. seconded the resohitiou, and read a letter from Mr. Hamill this country was cherished, it was stimulated to the i °l co the stamp. Highness's ission to make new arrangements. The objection to holding the ceremony at South Eensing• utmost degree by some of those very men who are now the ' Gurney, lately on the n, circuit assizes a the ninth, visiting t -- _ T, RHEUMATISM, and SCROFULA. t,..y the Cure of Nervous and Physical Debility, by Dr. LA MUT, Exhibition building, but the difficulty and inexpediency of Alabama. Toe government were informed of the charge. TUB 111-NTERI AN MUSEUM. —This interesting districts it was gratifying to find that there was no mime Sr, Bedforclagnare. London. Licentiate of the R.ysl College - •: -- d o f the limited •,•'.,+ at ." A" ..^.. te r o f that Gu t Patient s suffering from these maladies are treatol with Physicians of Edinburgh, Sc. With engravings slid cases. of """P ul l "' a° ' 1 ....-. ...' ''''''''''. of vessel, but such were the delays occasioned by collection continues to be enriched with very acceptable %writable to that muse. Other gentlemen resentp having rapid and c- Oath miemoa by Ilerr VON BOTTLER, 7, Bolton. p e Lemon a the only practitioner on the Medical Register the Coramissioners.-I am, sir , your obedieot servant, the want of vigilance on the part of the officials, that donations and purchase* from the International Exhibition. sPonnn in favour of "bft'lnent " 141 " G" for ornani , int a m ` e 'r rnianilli. The Prosess Is simple. natural, and Purely who has for many ye his study to the treatment of the urinal. Consultations from Il till S. F. R. SANDFORD, Secretary, although a telegraphic mesaage was sent to Liver p ool to The most recent effilition has beets Made by Mr. W. Lode. general submcription throughout the district, the proceedings dlsori:ers of the nervous system. G. Grove, Faq Crystal Palace, Sydenham. ~ order that the vessel should be arrested, she bad sailed an wyk Crowther, )I 1t Eug., of Tasmaoia , who has pre- terminated with a vote of thanks to the reverend chairman. At home from to GU land 6 till 8.-37, llefifordaguank London , hour or twobefore the message arrived here. She has never minted to the Council of the Royal Collage of Su rg eons of BORY. -The returns of the relieving officers laid MANLY VIGOUR restored to the most broken - ...: 1 r , onstitutton In twenty days by the use of BUDIYEI CAIVEN AWAY to NER VOUS SUFFERERS. been in a Confederate port-they have not got any ports. England two fine jaws of the sperm whale, captured off the before the Bury guardians on Wednesday showed that there ZootooiCAL Sneyrry op LONDON.-At the she hoists the English nag when she wants to come aloog- south-west cape of Tasmania, each measuring 15 feet, and had been a slight decrease in th e numbly relieved during ;: iti .of LIVE. A wife and certain restorative ; most wonder- of Dr. fermi has just p nhllshe4 a FREE EDITION of hie :. r i , ii . , : . , •fireb , . the Mat week's u,,,, um pw ; eig, the petieet eahtehh, work, t h e pm VATS mED/cua FRIEND me i monthly metal meeting held yesterday, at the society's side of a ship. She sets the ship on fire at night, and, belonging to animals which yielded II tons of oil, realizing the put week. In the Bury district 2,939 pi nose had been e. h.,11,1%'„,"dw471.,.._d. recovery of ail 111 e energies of youth. es the Belt-cure of Nervega Debility, Lam et Memory, ' house in Raoriver- quire, the Rev. J. Barlow, F.R.S., in seeing another ship bearing down to rescue the unfortunate .in Loudon tbe large sum of 9201. This esteemed member relayed, at a post of 2021. 2a. Id. • Tottington , 1,011, at a ~,t - his, en , ••••• Excited and sent to any pert for Caen ei sight, lassitude, sec., post-bee, on reoelpt of a mrectad the chair, Colonel J. R, a/astern, Mrs. H. M. Turnbull and people who are exposed to the combined horrors of fire and of the medical profession has also Prestatted th e jaw of th e wet of 1371. Bs. 3d. ,• Pilkingtoa, 1,882 , ' at a caw of 122 f. ~, min. • hy the Agents, Prout and Co., Medicine waratonea, ea .noosing two postage stanspa - Adttrees• De. MOTH. Mews, Ti. T. Bucklers& 31. A T. Merthyr Guest, Howard shipwreck - she mixes that also gird burns It. (Cries of Delphian' ore*, better known a. the Thrr , &her, or whale's Mi. 10d. ; Heywood , at • cost of 2661 . 1:a. 4d. • toes!. , tr aa d L...... g at. Taviatockennare. tendon. W.C. Saunders, A. Collie, E. Gamtart, G. N. Vickers. F. Chat- " Shame.") If we were citizens of New York, I think it enemy. The council ortbe college has just appointed Dr. 11,397 at a oust of 728/. 18s, 6d., against 11,406, l O ZRAIJS - COPAHINE MEGE, V FM the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED. au field, C. W. Devis, and Forster Graham, were elected fel- would require • little more calmness than is shown in this James Pettigrew, of Edinburgh. ar, assistant in their and 7 fia. to the preview weeh. lows and Mr. E. Greer a correspooling member of the country on foreign quetions to look at all that as if it were museum. This gentleman has already greatly distinguished I , tried la the Paris aad lontloo linspttals, finder the ose, of _I. A none cm thb subject will he forwarded, gratis, to the • lIIIDOPtiII* tea without colour on the leaf pre- (i.:. 14.5. c un 6 ri.r. weal Lloyd. Pelend. and Lames Clark afflicted. All persons suffering from the ordinary ailment. of society. Messrs. T. Woodbine Minchliff, J. Wingfield ! a matter with w h i ch we had Do concern. ( C heese.) Peopl . • himself,. havinf il obtaused the . senior anatomy prism of the n. -1. eth Nor. tat+ ' ed.* cure in an of all dale ' r ulth ' d should at °nee send a *Wooed directed envelope t o Larking, average A. H. Smith, N. Weleos &M. Coohnime Howell ,do Dot know in America what we know of public opinion , University of Edinburgh for rte best essay "on the 'image- ...s. a m m.o. Denim., I ,,er .e. v . t oraaya b e ,„„ ored. t i re 1. e . est ore . . aThl w at hThe in tll '.. l. 13 re "" 4 4 chr 7 vde . Ma'am -4s. 61. per bortie L _by pest re. C. H., 1, Edith-street, Beau t y-road. London, when a copy lld orms A. Travers, and C. W. Tupper, were proposed ' as 1 hare. There memo) In this country. and men in our cabi- 1 meet of the muscular fibres of the ventricular portion of iddis r ktrata. n -4...5t C. Juseau's, French chemist, 42, thymarket Looks. will toe immediately returned. atwidaies for the fellowship , net, who aro signet friends to freedom and as much re- ' the rertehrate heart." pod alike. told la packets ey t.teo agents.-{A‘tverueemeem . I .• J111111111111111111.111.11111111111.1111111.1111111111.11111111.1=1.1.1111.1111.111111111111111111111111111111.11111111.10 : -441441. Additiosal.] gta 177%1.k5Aw ibo o boi ar rat that e s tsies that Mt• liat sy do sot know Is Amain whoa le the mai* the great 'body d the • working dupe erimdist Thin bM b.® every effort that mew and Marin amid make to stimulate ammo' the midriffs' pm* of asides as option Is favour alike I Slave Um have sotbise able tupt ft.gommisam that es the oostiaset of &rope there isniabir a liberal newspaper ace a liberal poirtimia who has ewe thought of NOW pia this pirkisksa end mosalrose pear that w WoY to 'bo 'readied into the family of maims ? Take the sad ribald statesmas, Count Cavour—take tip whom thin in so more pat rons sad lover of freirkin. Aak that patriotic Buipties, to who mareillom despoils peeps Baena" lal this 101 l aPk viler Him the pet if freedom; the - i Paned rilmieZ of all miia far bettor haw.— !ask am a th, who opens his lip for freatorg az i bb he for that hely cause—ask hire, aad be I Mae se hi MEP" yma ea which side year pithlas shad' bei "Mum) I maistsis, after all is ' said, that the people dap" am WS . and die miliiimas know, that is the MP Mien are, wallifs. said endive hive lift the for Is(band vain dthem it Is • pi•illis hither a /aqua tiles be 4mM ImiadmilhiWLs iiesaied im tile i filkr• ~ .111 1 1q14111111401141.0111PHOmmisl .1 01 u JJ r - - IG — pserest Atha ef MOM; ie aew 6,000,000 of mown mem, golobelor et au , bee are* winded by Oa eonselieliss al their cceetry from the Innelibe. Them I a to church, a free whop!, a free bej • free wetly a foes terser far the child of the i=bleiot ris4 Parawaboe that the Will bs see wild elfish t Marge all bomb had, if that Amiable Reirehle is ewer thrown. Marry has been the sr bum bid blot is ith fame—ii is as Wiens o au sithig h=lh i t restdivine law. The pries and of urns Ns lIIIISOGOD, bat there weii so more stimentles trans for =L abatt the abolition al dewy lima the addle the committed. I do esit believe time any mail lon thinks the anise of the Nosth lesjeWi. er the restoratioa of the Haim impartible; and *Moe& the Othsesnor of the Exchequer meth the of an equivorl sagrassine thane months ego ea *al lightiOw las WNW weer Giese trying to main Mov ie umbiebbied elute Le worst He believes the elate of the Nail Ethel*" Be is wel come to that opinion —I do adrift bate the Data be I blame man who are eager tio %gown • &Me width eters itseNbagth igen • I rea rm to any, in mesa aims aml hialthethiris Sea has ever Um Ware iberat4 ; li n z i ehthillem er Pa * be, that in • °wintgan, w civilised or age tins Tha t 40 times aa larger starry alma be for ewer perrtured. I rear sash • liths will bola • land so WI.. I cannot believe that eiviinalkm is fts journey with the sun will sink into miler night be magly the anthilion of the laden of this molt, win mak to wade= slavery to a thione, sod shut the pie el mem= I have soother and far brighter endow before my face. It may be bat a vision, bat I will fill cherish it. I see the man ecatisent sarefrabe from the north in or unbroken line to the glowing flout 4, and from the wild billows of the Atlantis to the calm: waters of the Panda —I see the people, one law, one language, and one faith, over all that wide ortinent— the home of freedom and the refute for the oppressed of every ruse, sway faith, and miry elites. The Mo. gentleman resumed his art amidst load cheers. LORD PALMERSTON AT ROMSBY. HOMEY, Twasaa.ty. The annual dinner of the Agricultural Society took place this eftereeou, at the White Rome Hotel ; Vie comet PALIIIIIISTO/1 presided: Among the Fleets were : Sir J. 0. /emirs, M.P., the Roo. Mr. Dutton, M.P., Mr. 0. J. Tyler, Mr. C. J. Lorain (the mayor), the Rev. E. Bertram (the vicar), and a very large number of the luau °Mid agriculturists of the district. Lord PALM/WON proposed the usual toasts with his accustomed vivacity. Mr. Burros', M.P., in proposing the health of the chair miso, said—l do not speak of the noble lord in his public capacity, although I most sincerely city, believe that he Sib his Web rattiest to the entire mtlefectioa of the country. (Cheers.) But apart from that, no man can better employ him time than imitating his lordship in turning attention to the improvement of cottages, the erecting of sheds and build ings, the advantages of which are so Fatefully acknowledged by the tenants. (Cheers.) There is some analogy between a'prime minister and the president of an agricultural so ciety. It is not prhaps known to all present that the turnip wee first introduced into this costetry by a prime minister. Many people may perhaps be disposed to my that is the best thing a prime minister ever did. (Loud laughter.) But it had this good effect, that it saved us from sating salt meat all through the winter, for before the introduction of that socculent root meat was killed during the stunner months and salted. There was no fresh meat when the supply of fodder was coommed. I now propose "The health of the President," and trust that Providence will spire him many Jilin nd only to eawalso his influence as a landlord, but to occupy the elevated position of prime minister of this great country. The toast was drunk with loud and reiterated cheers. Lord PALIIMMTOS, in reply to the toast, said—l trust you will believe that shortness of expreseion doe, not imply shortcoming of feeling. I am truly grateful for the kind manner in which I have been received. Nothing cis be more gratifying to any sea than to receive marks of good will from his friends and neighbours. It is highly plemior and highly satisfactory to obtain the good-will and good opinion of those who »aide at a distant*, and who can judge of a man simply by iota which are known to all the world. No man can feel otherwise than proud when be obtains that distinction and that gratiboatioo. (Cheers.) I feel the greatest interest in the welfare of the neighbour. hood in which I reside, and shell always be happy to use my best endeavours to promote It. general prosperity. (Loud cheering.) After several other toasts of a local character had been given, his lordship retired amidst loud cheers, and the party 'operated. TBZ LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BENS. The fifth annual meeting of the liquidators and shareholders of the Liverpool Boeough Bank On liquidation) was held at Liverpool yesterday ; Mr. J. B. Bailment, chairman of the liquidators, presiding. Mr. MARSHALL, the solicitor, having read the notice all. Inc the meeting, Mr. BARMOOD BAMIZR read the report, which stated— " Since the shareholders last met, the largest of ell the original debts owing to the bank ns been tioally settled, and the liquidators take the opportunity of recording the fact upon this report, that Mews. Ferule Brothers, who owed the debt in question, have paid the whole, with interest, amounting in the aggregate to the large awn of 420,5171. 2s. Bd., thus ful fill ing their original pledge to pay 20s. is the pou nd, If time were snowed to them, and their determination to ask so release for anything short of the full payment. But for the forbearance which the voluntary winding up of the affairs of the bank has enabled the liquidanne to Ostend in this ease, it is certain that a very considerable lees would have been sustained, and the share holders would have been deprived of a result as favourable to themselves as it is creditable to the debtors. Dario; the past year the liquidators have been enabled to return to the share hold's' 30a. per share, making, with the return in the pre vious year, a total of 21. per share, and an aggregate sum of 1511.4011. The liquidators do not consider it necessary to alter the valuation of the outstanding assets. In some, no doubt, there will be variations: but aa a whole it is believed that they will realise the amount at which they stand." From the stateineot of accounts read, it appeared that • sum of 115,80:11. has been returned to the shareholders, and that the Sillelll amount to 72.109/. Mr. L►IMB expressed his high approval of the conscien tious and liberal manner in which Messrs. Fernie Brothers had paid off in full, and with interest, their huge debt, for which the shareholders would at one time have gl►iy coin pounded for 10s. in the pound. He thought that the thanks of the lurel:widen were also due to the liquidators for the patience and tact which they had so judicionly exercised, more particularly in the case of the Messrs. Fermis. The Omni's.* maid that it was owing to the fact that the liquidation was a voluntary act of the shareholders that he sod his colleeviee had bass enabled to treat the Mama Fenno with a wise and liberal discretion; those gentlemen had always insisted that if due time were allowed, they would not only pay up every penny, but interest ►lso. A few more trifling (mistime having been asked and eatialecterily answered, the aneetiag terminated. WIZ D/141/1203 IX LANCASHIRE. MAtraunt-Rouss Comurrritit—ln the course of yesterday Um Lord Mayor received se additiosal sem el LOW. from Calcutta Auld LIOK from Madras. Mors leas also a moo of 2351. reesived from the Hebei sad fonism residoote of MoMeadeemAmemittlmotherdemailmmoorerwe Chrietchnrch parish, Blackfrlsrw, 2501. ,_• Moen mid See mats of the Buffalo sad Lake Hama Bidlersy, 1611. 17s. 34.; H. Buckley, Req., liedeirs, 501. ; St. Ana's Church, High gate-rise (fifth collection), 641. ss. 7d. ; Si Yates 1..80w, 951. • Enloe, Beds (mooed instalment* 501. ; Alms-box, Christ Church, North Brixton, 541. 13. 3d. ; the Proprietor of Lloyd's Weekly Paper, from the readers, 3031. 10a. ; collected at • public meeting at the Town-ball, Windsor, 313/. 10a. ; Lady Olivia B. Sparrow. 200/. The total sum received during yesterday and Wednesday was shout 9,500/. In consequence of the law not allowiag the poor-law guardians to relieve any of the operatives bolding • share or shares, however small is amount, in the an. =tve stores or mills abounding in Lancashire, and the universal refusal of the relief committees to grant them any aid from the public fund. until they have dis posed of these shares, these men are in a worse potato. even than their less frugal brethren tinder these circum stances, the Rev. Mr. Verity, the chairman of the East Lancashire Central Committee, in which district co-operstion mostly flourishes, there berr'aagg about twenty thousand members of co-operative eoci ble. is the various towns in East Lancashire, attended se • deputation at the hi analog-bowie committee yesterday, with the view of inducing that committee to lane out ar- commendation to the local committees in coo omion with it to relax the rule they am Dow so generally enforcing, and not to insist upon the co-operstore welling their shame at • ruinous sacrifice before receiving relief ; and aka to obtain a special grant for the committee in East Lancashire. Mr. verity was accompanied by a deputation from the lige don Working Men's Central Committee. The deputation were very courteously received by the Rev. Mr. Gibbs, ens of the secretaries d the Mamion.house Committee, who, hay* Batumi with meth atiselise S. their statements, regulated Ow might be put in verities, which having been tha=geedied to lay them before the general committee CENTRAL Ratan ]blip.—The receipts on Wed indeetell is L 11.523/. 17a 101, of which 3.0001. was from (k addition to 1 ,010004,pey received), Loom from Merl of Sefton, 1 from the FYI of Balcarres4 4001. fees St. Pancras, 1,0001. from Warrington, and 1,000/. from Cork. The Mayor of Cork, in trans , mitting a beak order for the admit, states that the meet iog in that (city, under his presideocy, "wee not only one of the moat numerously sod influentially attended of any within my remembreees as a citizen of Cork, bet it represented alleluias, creeds sad penguin our community, each wing with the others is the promotion of the dai mon object." He further states that the collection roads at the meeting, &Mounting to 1,1201.. was the largest ever subscribed on any one domino in that city. In a week hence, be mays, he shall have the honour to transmit the second instalment of 5001.. which will leave a balance to be forwarded in a few days after. A communication from the Mayor of Preston states that Mr. Ashcroft is not the *hair man of the relief committee of that town, as stated in • paragraph in the Times oo Saturday lass, and that his letter, appended to that paragraph, relative to the continued dead butiou of the funds by the London committee, was set writ ten in his official capacity (he is town clerk and chairman of the board of guardians), bat only conveyed his individu al opinion. A " Manchester Merchant" (anonymous) has mat to the committee 500 blankets, 209 pairs of goloshes, 100 mud boots, 00 cloth-hoed goloshes, and 30 dome pain of stockings ; 300 pairs of dogs to follow. NOTTINO-HILL •ND BAYSWATER. —Last eight, an influential and numerously -atteoded meeting of the gentry and residents of Notting-hill, Bs. water, and the district, was held in the New Victoria. Hall, Archer-street, Notting hill ; the Very Rev. Archdessod Sinclair in the chair, sup ported by Mr. Hanbury, M.P., Mr. Potter, H.P. chair man of the Manchester Chamber of Oommeree, lion. E. . Curzon, Mr. J. Heywood. Rev. Dr. Hassey, Revs. J. P. Hill, J. Turner, J. Offord, and others. The rev. chair man, in opening the proceedings, referred in general terms to the extent of the distress now prevailing in the cotton district*. and earnestly urged upon the islisbitents se the wealthy sod extensive districts of Notting-bill and Bayswater the nodosity of exerting themselves to the utmost during the winter in aid of their suffering feleow-oonntrymea in Laocashire. Mr. Hanhury, M.P., then moved the fin* re.. solution sympathising with the distressed condition of fdr operatives in the cotton distriets, and the fortitude they had di spla yed in oodeeding with the eximitig calamities. No doubt there is great distress in Loudon, bat the, most sot harden their hearts agaimit, or relax their bawls from giving in behalf of Lancashire. Mr. Heywood, of Manchester, esoooded the resolution, and read a letter from Mr. Burnell Ourney, lately on the circuit sashes in the north, stating that although there was so much distress in the afflUted districts it was gratifying to find that there was no crime ascribable to that cause. Other gentlemen present baring spoken in favour of sobsequent resolutions for organising a general subscription throughout the district, the proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to the reverend diairman. BURY. —The returns of the relieving officers laid before the Bury guardians on Wednesday showed that there had been a slight decrease in the numbers relieved during the put week. Is the Bury district 2,919 perms, had been relieved, at a cost of 2021. 2a. Id. ; Tottington, 1,911, at a net of 1371. fe. 3d. ; Pilkington, 1,882. at a met of 1991 , 1 11. 10d. ; Heywood. 4,536, at • cost of 266 i. 1:e. 4d. ; total, 14297 , at a oast of 7281. 18s. 6d., against 11,406, and 7401. 55. 6 d. is the previola week. TO BRITISH OOLIMBIA 701 Std. IiMiLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to triv YORK Obese—TM LIVIELFOOL , NNW YORE. Ad =HU STLAWIIITIP COMPANY Weed dsrpateh- Matstellistresd Clyde.ballt ben Screw Illearsehlya, tailing tetra to embark proem and despatches. ea anima WEEKLY 111011 VI L FOR NIIIY woad. CITY OW WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. U. CITY Or BALTIMORE. Wednesday, Dec. 81 . CITY Or MANCH= Wednesday, J. 7, INS. And every Wel. Delft pampa ly sad SI guasese. witerame by the WM! usdedesa. Posesed • pilaw" teshallag all wedeln= tumeed. Pseesspere Otaada. MIS Galled levee, sod latlish fletasehts. bobbed through ea veey adootte tense —Poe brlbir pardesilan apply to WILLIAM Weterotreet. Liverpool; ee lo lam sad KAM. a. Bind Willlent-Anot. Qty. October, WEL _et T HE MUTUAL TONTINE ASSOCIATION. owt WESTMINSTER CEAMEMIS CLASSES. i her It la requested that APPLICATIONS for SUBSCRIPTIONS I Tb my be seta in prior to MONDAY, the Mind day of Dezember inst. . the I Preepttuses way be obtained at b 6. Gresham-house, Old heat Broad street, LC.—By order of the Board, O. 8. SIDNEY, Sec. pro tem. 0 1 T Oa of the A ssociattoe, Se, Oresbambouse, Old Broad-street, LC., Dee. 4, 1861. ____ .