The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-23 00:00:00

I ,7 r 04V4. No. 5,447.) CIALCUTTA Direct (last shipping dJan. 25), 1,./ the splendid clipper shlp RITZ RG4F., Ai , 1,1911 tons gi‘ter, W. Si. WILMON, Commas loading in the last India was. This splendid ship, built in GM !owned by Mesas. rater, Wilson, and Co., of Glasgow), is confidently recom mended to shippers. Guaranteed not to take more than 400 tons of esetsia—Apply to tiIiLLATLY, RAIifILXY, and SEWELL, Lealenhallstreet. STEAM to HONG KONG and SHANGHAI (t aw woo d. for Hang-Hew and Japan), the splendid now &e t -built twin screw steam clipper ship, FAY LAST, A 112 yams, I too tons register, 150 nominal horse-power, worMng up to GOO b or w.power, HENRY JON in late et the Bellarst), Oommender loading in the East India Docks. This mainincent new steam ship, built by Maws. J. and W. Dudgeon. of =wall affords is e host opportunity to shippers requiring amnia. Mer c a bin accommodation cannot be surpassed. Womanise to, men. —Apply to Captain HENRY JONES. as id GmAILY, SANKEY, mid SEWELL, IN, Leetleahehatreek It.ll INGAPORE Direct, the very faet-eailing clipper beett barges PANIC. A 1 19 years ha the Llvetl Callen writer. book, 00 toes mister ; In the NW a Docks. .-ApOy to !IMAM end RPM. Willlsmetteet ; or to CALLITLY, HANK= and SNWVL, V, IA "PILAW( BALL PASSENGER LINZ of JJ CUPP= PACKETS Am AUSTILAIJA tram Loselq‘dlmict. ,Tamar. ------- Melbourne ..'Powerful %WO 31r1 bourse .. Red Soo (new) UN Queensland .. "lalrss l,OO Queensland... I. , xionota nen 2.20 II indoatan Oasur), 2.630 Loyal Albert Os.) 2.500 IL India X India X. India Z. India Y. Inds E. lees Feb. 20 Yob. 10 Mar* 10 BOW • • • Wars' • — Tab celebrated lint 0T"-----6-11iico,yonok alba mid yaws" mend a woad -holy& anger accommodation llwsnupanald by cat. walla alimat6—ro; all psrticulars regmcling freight or yeast , * b ra 4p JASIES MINTS and Co., Liverpool : all tar the Mack Ball Lae : and T. 31. ILiCLA.Y mai Co, 1. Loden. LC. WARS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of Blackwell-yard. loodool Lila of PAM= mmos to AUSTRALIA. —For MELBOURNE, Port Ptialles anon no Lem the Docks on Saturday, February % calling at Plynoutin, the splendid clipper ship SUPFOLL, 1,100 Onna,',l. BOHM; Kase TIN, Commander: to load to the Fast India Dacha Her oteem modstloso far all damn of nonage= ars aasurpossost. said Ns sill carry as inporlorosd singeon.—For freight or mane apply to m•Lsop. A uto s sad MORGAN (fth Ifestes. Moon Whoa= and Boos), 7. Loadsinal)atrost Poonnfors hl this Ins of packets are enamel from Peidninglem to Plymouth Inn ohm for second clan fano. and woad elan for this* o as tarn.. nom LITT:100ot ortliNwrdwit TO Ifil/ you. WEB LIVIRPOOL, NEW YORK, sad FHTLAIWWIA leriAmdfltrz onotawr fteird pandas( 91404ratle Iron &tsw IdessvMdps, tantl Us idE . M I POnt. FOR WSW YOUR. CTPT OT WASSINGTOS, Wednesday' ha. 2:7. CITY OF MATCHES TEL Wednesday, Feb. S. lANWAItOO, SiftrdaY,' Feb. I. Aad every Wednesday, un..l ever, altersele gstarleir. Cabin pomp by dee sal .ateensap data every wilasigsy. 11,17. and II guineas, according to the eccomesdadas, Cann by the latordny's steamers, 13 Odessa. re assess esesser bretedleg al,l provides* cooked. Fneard=r Canada, tag Canal Meta, and Fetish Coimbra, booked on vay advantageona terms.—For further particulars year v. WILLIAM INMAN, WWskeeirsel. Lawassi ; Is MTV dad MACEY. W. Lad lllllfaareset. adf• CrNARD LINE.—BRITUIN *and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL RAIL STRAWNHYPS, annotated by the Adouraity to eati Mtwara LIVIRPOOL ad NEW YORE, and betweeaLIVIZFOOL and BOBION, tke Basso. Alp at Halifax to land and receive gawassors and =Mx Alt lowing or other "web are aguniotoll to all treat lAvorpwd, roiling at Corti to remit. the =lb : ARABIA, for BOSTON. Tide day, January EL CHINA, for NEW YORK, Saturday. January 30. AYRIC.A. for BOSTON, illeitardsy, February a. Purge mean, inclodiag Onward% fee and provinces, bat without triads or liquors :—To Halifax and Dodos, aid rabbi. gat: woad whin. Lit To New York chief cabin. AM mooed cob* Alt Freigta to &dila; Boston, and New York, 13 I=4.4.and Apr coat. primagsaa to J. B. Foord, AR Oid London • IL Grub , - Rave*, and It Plage de la Dear" Paris: 0. and . J. Blum. liodwassedWaok Glasgow: D. and C. Wirer, Queenstows ; or D. aad C. Itlvar, 11, Maier- Week Liverpool. STEAM from LONDON to NEW YORK. rik• gyms aid MILLIGAN STUN NAVIGATION COMPANY (Ustked) AdisprAok or of Ow asdorsoottilooed opleoulitt teat serur damn S. tc• rack month for New York. Ship. Tama Kersrpower. Imam WeeisgmLar UN UN %NO LN• Captain Glower. Captala Cooed evade ?road. Cupola Maria Dublin I Now Tort These inagutgosal vassals are ansurpaseed by any Messier, and have aceoannodation for passenger@ re=e with every contort. The line will eomniesee early la 111„ the wad date to be Pied In a later annoentosseat. To land in the Victoria Doeks.—For freight or passage apply to the Company's Agents, AIM= LAYING and Co., 70, c THE INTELVATIONAL FINANCIAL 80CILTY t o/ are T rrfAND" SECURITIE Sth eCOIiPINY (LienitecV. Capital L 2,000,000, In 46,0011 Shares of 450 each, of which .41.000.000, In 20,000 Shares of £0 sack only to be tamed at prima. LS per Share to be paid on allotment. It la not contemplated to call more than 410 per Share In all. or more than 4.4 per Share ,ancludlnet LS on allotment, in the the Ant year. Incorporated, with Limited Liabffity, under " The Companies Act, len" Appilestion will be made to Parliament, In the nut Ismink for an Act materrhse medal powers. Diaccrial. Hls Grace the Duke of IL,UtLHOROCGII, President. The Directon of the International Plaandal Society (Lhaited) acting as a Mauer Committee. John Ennis, Req., II P. Dinner of the Soak of Ireland.) Per James Fergessea, Bart. Y.P. Palk. Southwell Greville, Jeq. IL P. RD John Charles Balnmplos Hay, Bart. M.P. James Mackie, Esq.. M.P. Y.P.PIc Laurence Palk, Bart., X Pit Henry fitneey. Bart., H.P. William Dais, Ike., Dahlia. Henry Fanshsr, Esq. (Hanka, Parquhen and Co.) Per John Gray, Dublin. Henry Klnaseele. • John Horatio Lloyd. . tor Lands Improvement Cessgany;. Hon. Wass fight ( Meads Improvement Compenz. Hoc. newsy Petra 8k Charles lick Berl (Chairman Lands Improvement Cowmen). Philip Twills, lisq. (Xenia Barclay. Bevan, and Co.) 11151228. Xesent. Bwelsy, Boma, intim, Tates, and Cs., Lasabard street, Lenin. limn. Amiss, Tsreslemr, sad Os., W. Jamealeinet, Undoes. • Musa Birchen', Dolga7lo. Dela and Mal Parliamentareet, lade& ]reran. West and KJng , 3, Chariotadar, Lam e' house, Man Hunter, Blair, end Cowan. W.&, MathotHlL Jae Slacautsza Gaon4, law two s . John Julien. Ea, giogireel. Messrs. armour and Co.. 34 Thenimortonotresk Hume P. Curiae. and Oa, et ThreadaeedNeueet. OSeee—latentationalrocieWeTwarraryoaces - re, OM Broad street LC. and 3, Old Palma-yard, Wastrauter. 3. W. Mt Directors of the hauled...a Financial Society, In nub. this prospect to the pada. call attest toe to the fact the ic art il'us Company has been established to apply an admitted want In this country, where landed property lo tors agotiable as • fend of credit thee to any other of the Sates of Berea. The Company will act as agents leaven the tanwitleg public Sad the borrower. They will also make advances repayable at dad terms, or by terminable annuities. on landed estate. and as every charge upon land, such as county and "wish rata, lace levied on land under public or private sea el parliament, royal charter.. commissions of sewers. imeroveran rest tholes = Seestates, towns improvement rata pound rata, treats, dc. the uscuesery preliminary slops tree been takes for awl) , its b parliament In the ensuing Keeton for a epeeist act be aid of She Company's operations and with a view immediately to Seems le the Company% Seld for the seeleamerelemt el Wainer, geovidesal and remunerative arrangesesets have been made for egeratiese d aa extrusive character lo connexion with securities arrested tog the impr svement of bind, ender the ! A nds improve. tants Company's Acta of Parliament, and which are preference dame as velable private estates. Upon the brae of the secoritles thus acquired, the Company tmN leas Martgae Debentures at Sled rates a latweet. payable for shorter or kuerer aria as may wit investor.: mud ach a mum of realstratlon will be adopted as will effectively protect the lenders from any over issue of sham- Sures by the Company. The Company actual by their debentaro ahem. will gabled te torn over their paid-up capital many tams in the yew. It Is sethnated that a working fund of £200,000. bring dm per share would be suthcient to conduct a business In. adage agitations of three or four millions per arena ad • moderate commisaion upon that amount would produce as income which, after making the mot ample dednabas for working maces and reserve fund. will leave a sem available for Madrid seacteut to remunerate the shareholders on as usimattilli Web unt o Y proved by the large proaa made by the lands lAN:worming Compauy In the ten years they have bees operalloa. TORII OW APPLWATION POl =ARM. To the Directors et the lnterationd Maeda Socha (ijiatte4), U. Ohl BreadeLet, E.C. Oentlentes,—, I Lyme& yea to allot as shares of MO in the land heenrlttes Company (Lbolte4, any I thereby =..!0 Locos a member of th t Company , and to accept ma Or any La 'number that may be aDoWO te ma, sad I titainsat th at my same may be pLc5 oa tie regiseee et WNW Den In rased of the Sara to saa I es, estisiess, Tear eballeat Sensal,, Itass In tell Address to tall I. -- "%AND SECUPITEMI COMPANY abotbrd). sM.A lite Directors of the tpriAsNATIoNAL PI/UNCIAL DOCIATY (Limbed) 111:1111BY GIVZ NOT= IItoSNO MUTH= APPLICATIONS ter MAZES IA the shove Ormsimo .111 be MISCNITMD APT THIS DAT Salmsgsg). Med Ambers, MOO = larion. 4. MONDAY, the SSW Des sessetry. Dy elder, WALTZ& A. MCKANIC. ocretwy • GliiirosoLaine.. Jaw V LINA LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, diWtriar • .1864. HER MAJ•ESTIViI THEATRE. yarn (la Eagthh , , THIS MINING (SaMda), Janos Leromens-Sherrington. Tataaal, and Illoreaoe Umiak ; Fantle,. Marched, Derek. and MortMlevee. Conductor—Matra AMDlT).—Coitammce at Eight o'clock. • PEw reedy, temp.. wipe Is. ed. cloth (poetwe U.), INNEMPER'S LEGAL GUIDE : What um so, 'math. NW De. and What he May Not Do. V . l . !oir-Dosit to the t Lipers. abilities, limited and unlimited, of lois- Akitooto Kee RetteshasanW Keepers, &a lighsesteella ewer ad take Isabssasste limit oues ed lea blitty Act Weme! e ltzt s, Act. end Itsr mi Z mdm itiCTAlLD T. TIDO :. 7 1,411 : I ,, Okirgott MAP*., T, 81,4t001111.410-C4lllt. [TWOPENC THE 46111)011 ITALiAIff, ADVIATIO STEAM NAVIGATION ODMPANT (Lbsited). laotreat:al !antler Goat?miles Ac 4.1862, whereby tbi liability lelhattiel to the astotint of their ?hares. to trace a programme before the war 1.4 over. But we are determined not to allow a eiu6le German soldier to cross the Eider." This speech was received with loud cheers. Capital £500,000, n 10,000 slums of £5O each Deposit £1 per share on application, and a further payment at L! per share on allotment. Cans mot to exceed de pee share, nor to be made a 0 lees Intervale tame .Mee moutha. THE BANK OF FRANCE. VIENNA, :wt. 21. G. Intboro Browne, Ben., Dir . e of the China and Japan Stem Navigation Company. Ingram Chapman, Esq., Director of the Alliance Bank of London and UnispooL Zarb C. R. Childers, Ban, MP., Director of the Royal Man Steam Parket Com James Nugent lag., Cbalrmsn Of the 11Iackwall Itallwa Ja=ng, Ina., Director of the London and County Bank. John & Margenon, Req., Director of the Thamea Iron Ship Building Oompany. Z. 0. Tfrakey. Req. (Merin Grinnell, Tinker, and Morgan, dtlp ournem). Wiltham Bag. (Milieu Iniatkorne and Co.), London, Barnard Durham, and Martiort&Yorkshire. 1. 0. W . Lag. Oteora Charles Joyce and Co,, Di rector of tbr Mer c antile heft Amenciation (Lamited). AtamOs—John Bell, Fag (Kern. Quitter, Ball, and Co.) 1111.11[1118 . - The Bank of France has addressed a communi cation to the Austrian National Bank, requesting a loan of 50million of franca in coined or uucoined Louden sad County icToTi3 Branches. loMm. md .name. 1 1, kof Liverpool, Liverpool. _ Maim lOW and linter, 11, Threadieedie-street, London. Nam Taunton and Co, LaverpooL Ilessnaelmesand himenertee. ouerroas—Mems. Imam and Amin% 20. haler Ansi yard. A nweretnenrebalielert benne% be. O Went, 114. TimPamgY—gias—regyanakauslainanik The berms, Ls the MinUter;asseV Trade daring the last ten mem r shoentlar tbeellicial esteem, aseenate to 621.000.000, to whidithe Mallen, Greek. and Adriatic pale lam MIT WPM costrUanted. la order to meet this lucre= leads, mesa Mrs Manage tram Laidois has become a maieer of verastwasseir. the pretenses W nesishaate for steam ow Wilma . for their goods being seek that the Dinellem have as staMag that nearly the whole trade is and tram Pa Melt. terrestma will alert ly be carried by screw steeMbels. it Meeker laid that at least 100,000 loos of tie goods me fammlify on. ported hem London to Italy sad Greece, walk upward@ el 200,000 tons areammally imported. The Direetori In resolving to establish this Company, are farther enameled lathe facte—that two Missal screw strain have, foe seem years, been engaged with most successfil results la the leads between Liverpool sad the Italian ports--that tier leading niercheak in London, interested is the Italian trads. he,. opulently argol the orgenbatloe of the lines now pro posal ; and may of the merchant+ la Italy and Greece, in order to show their metklence In the success of the entemitee, ham offered to contribute towards the alpha required, sad otherwise to support the Company in everyyrsible way. The objects, therefore, of this Company are the establhbeast lid. Of a line of screw steamers between London end Sheperts of Genoa, Leghorn, Nevis, Matins, and Paleimm. Masa with nedeviating regahrity at intervals of not less than tea dear; aad • find. Of lines suited to the requirement, of the trade between Loudon, Greek, Adtiostle, and other poets in the Mediterranean. In order that the operations of the Company may be enve nomed without delay, the Strectors 'have provlelonallyleptered tote an arrangement with the Directors of an saintly See te sake over their tots new steamers, vin, the Alecandra. Italie. and Venetia, end valuable eounesloo le the Italian tride, by which the shareholders will entir Peasedlately isle profit able bailees •• the price to be agreed upon by arbitration. and to be accepted in shares of the Oempany. These steamers ham been erprenely built for the Made, are of 900 ions builders' sea seremesiVead the engines, of Illthorse power, are by Meters. Mandalay, Soo, sad field. Orders. will he as ogee Wee for the coostrueilas of the eacesestipatidittmal steamers. Calls will not exceed L 6 par share, nee will they be made at bas Intervals than three "oaths. To the extent of Bib pee share Starebelime will >N entitled to anticipate future calla, reeriviaß interest ta sorb Pre-tarseils at the NO of 6 per Bent per mina Should no alkaaneet take plea, the whole 'deposits will be re turned free of deduction. — Yo promotion or other outlay beyond the necessary impasses Manned In the formation and establahment el tho Company will be paid. A copy of the articles of association Ties for Inspection at the &bettor's Won and at the aims of the Company. Application for shares to be made in the annexed form, and forwarded to the secretary, at the Company's alma, or to the Brokers or limbers of the Company. NEWSPAPER rA1L 4L ,4 1 .! .. . P -- . II • , ( I -ICi' ' • ; :/ fAI. ,itg - ' __•‘. I', . "•: . ~ k , • , w - : t -.; • 1 _ ______ j 1 IL\ , 1 __ _ _ _ .. i, i I La . .' i, e , 41 A ' * A 1 , \ I j '.' ' ' ' \`'4l/ , __, k...„ -'. tSali,,,X2 1.1; .... I '.. --. .:!Y NI 7, • : . - t ' I • POLY of APIIMIFFION 1011 !KILNS& .. (To be retained by the Bankers.) To the Direckes of the leaden. Italian, sod Adriatic Steam Navigation CompanUMW). Gentlemen, — Haring paid to the bookers of the abovemained Company the au of a., I hereby request that you will allot rte shares in the said Company : and I site to ac cept such sham or any mailer number that may be allotted to me, and to become a member of the Company and I authorise you to place my name on the register of members In respect of the shares to be allotted to me : and 1 mires to be bound by all the conditions and regulation' contained in the memorandum and articles of usociatiom of the Company, In stawier pa:in:led by "The Cessistaiss Act, lifelL" Dated thsa slay of , 1866 Name Buslisees=ion Plans of Addrese RAILWAY ALTERATIONS.—FURNITURE, Carpets. Iron tiedstrlds, dsc. RICHARD WA.44urn". now OFFER their wen asserted, modem STOCK at pasty reduced priers, their premises being Squired for the IMIOIPOLITAN EXTEN sit" On yaw, 12 and 14. Favarnsitt, Finsbury, London. Early applicants nocessary. Wren artida narked to plain itgurea—BSCHAILD LOAD= sal Os. THE LONDON, ITALIAN, sad ADRIATIC MAY NAVIGATION CONPANY :Lbaltod,. NOTICI IS HUSBY Giver. that the LINT of APPLICA TIONS! tor SEAMS Is this Cespaq will he CLOUD THU DAY. tba Mgt root.. robari the MeeWes SID lama. dbAoly to snot the abaras.—lly order atlas ORURO& 011 ANT, Saant•ry. Coolosara Tamtporary M 22, 0m. losabarcbotraet, Jae. INC A NOLO-AUSTRIAN BANK—The Direotors beg to nuatorses that en Bask Ins seer COMMENCID GICZILLAL sueorase Is Lantos. sod le to Negotiate Bine of lowassoga. Gnat Lenart of Cre.ll sal estr7 out other lraildas apratioes between Great Mule. as. &a REMER. Gams! Mairier. Temporary Meer, H, ibehia-lase, &C. THE CONSOLIDATED DISCOUNT COMPANY Melted). No l Abiarcirlans. Capital ALMWMIL George Walter Constable, Beg. (Marna Constable and Wyk., llischm.lans. George Denny, Leg. (Mean George Denny and Co-!. Groat M. Ifsbona Uttla, L p. Director of the Cope Town Itallwai i.der Mm. WArthvg, Beg. (of the be of Wm. and M'Arthor, Amens Han eserehaistm. e 4 Moorgatnetreek 1.1. gargood. Beg. (Mean Harrod. flag and grgoodl. Landon and Melbourne. Thaw Shepherd Ricluirdena, Am., Director of the Berea Agree mid liver Plate Bank. Janes Thompson, Beg. :Mears. Le Oren Thompson and Co.). Glitter-lane. `He gh Framer Bandenian. Lori., 'Wan/4 Moaners liandeison. Esq., % Meows. flandeman and Co. •Ileganal Belem, 11% . reittee of Management. Brims.—The laden and Westminster Bank. SoLletrons.—Mears. Bole. imams, and Hardwick. The Manse* of this Company being in active operation, the greeters are prepared to Moment approved Marmot& Big, and to make advancer upon negotiable securities. gooey reeetwed on deposit. at call sad short notice, at the cermet market it and for longer periods apse terms to be RDIMELS NEW PERFUMED vilacif- MM. M. Veleshiser abligi, sad the rachot Yaloothos el the Isagwese N lowors, plea la ark or either rut by peg for tt otampa RISEILL'S ROSICATATER CRACKERS, each of which cootalas a mat rosewater &total& • sew and smog tag dance for L RIM= sad t 4, Cambia. Landau. DR. Dlc JONGHI3 LIGHT-BROWN OOD LITZ'', OIL, prescribed by the oar miter redid tar r the safer speediest, and meet ethers' remedy to, orsualie• Bea, chirde Woncliitis rilows, toner, 'hemmers, garret debility, drown of the skin. rickets, Infantile wasting, and all scrofulous alleatiens, Is ancompenbly saperior to every other land. detect redical 0P113101% : D/L LANILIIITZIL PALS., Career far Central lliddlesex consider that the parity of this oil le reared in its prepare , Ole by the attention of se good a chemist and integle Pal • sA Dr. de !rah. Hence I deem the cod liver oil Radar Ida guarantee to be preferable tory catheter as and medicinsl efficacy rs t e rligrar;ledieel Officer of Health of the City of Lab don it Is I believe, universally reelenowledgedi that Dr. de Jonah's lialtSbrovni end liver MI be. wort threartie amnia : and brew lerstigatioos I be,. Re doubt el lie being • pre aad seadniterated article." DB. BALLOW, Sewer Physician to Oay i Barite' have henry* recommended consulting me to make use of Dr. de Jonah's cad liver oil. I have been well whited with its eters and believe It to be a very per oil, well fitted kr than ober la which the and thi salreire Is ledicerd * Dr. de Jamb's light-brown cod liver oil lipoid oat, la capsule& norms' Wurzel, as ca, ; apints, 419. 9d. ; sorts le sole ooesignees, A MBAR. WAIJOAD. add Om. 77. dinad, Leedom ; eke by reeporable edwirata. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA Me been. during twenty4ve peers. emphettesnY maw dosed by the medical protessies. and unlvensay weepier by lb. public es the but remeft tar .t 4 et Ito sbenneh. bomb. bun, and beriscbe, gent, of ipinnesi as a mai swim& ter rennet efteeltentene, te em segielelly tor bike and dine. It is prepared, bi steno et 'Writ gado sad et =lkea strength. by DINNVOID and On, 17!, Sew leleru&eet. Le Ace • end acid by all reigsesala &WA' ureserrat Ike vend. DRBOO T'B BILIOUS sad LIVER P lliaß t : sever tettleg TOWINITI= wilimt= beredteitt, liven Ute recipe ea . wilt be t Melinda M.ll .he emirer tram Mines awl liver OPlMAltigiat Wei etddieees. &seinen d the eyee, de. Y b r e = wawa. seederrea es . Melly aparlent nedtelee. sad et a lalillar al the Mark they ere truly ereelitet ; mad In their operetta' smut grateful to the eteetath, they vela' ta m alma" Illad lailleal• the e uereees —Geld by . I i$ M•zi a . 1018 Willia lA meleest, sad by lataa lo Mum la sad Is. M. Me to at for Dr. mil Lever Ma Ire getralee are lea open grew pays . IrMirs Umbra am••••dis SI MEW. rrlIZ lifV/GORATIVI NKRVINZ IMMO& JL mat acirettleally mewed rod nut prirertel add tiro sordid war latroditool : redrew Is *dr wedossolltira all the iscritlelli. se Os %Ow* wtdmit mewl bola 411. = nr• 'podia tor 4 1tN17 al all Wail art twos lb saw totr. pme ammi blutr e b= a r k ir V aß narroes Ph atrupoptit. /sloe ii.e .m. bsOle, or kW imaUliall to me ter Ile. Ode Ilausgarlse aid Ot, 1401, Oeclard4lrroL W.C.. gia. foriboleirtnat. LC.. Irk& SWITZERLAND. BERNE, J•Lt. Z.?. The French government, with the coucurrence of the Federal council, will bend a commissioner to the Canton of Ticino, who will watch the proceedings of the judicial inquiry concerning the conspirator Trabucoo, implicated in the intended attempt on the life of the Emperor Napoleon. POLAND. LFMTIFIRG, JAL 72. A detachment of insurgent cavalry, which bad passed from Galicia into the kingdom of Poland, under the command of Komorowski, v lAZ arkb*ed by t";44liiies tioops. himeekt was either killed or wounded. Ai - loiter insurgent detachment has been defeated near IDS nobrod. Several insurgents bare sought refuge on Austrian territory. BRESLAU, JAN. 22; Advioes received from Poland state thatthe peasants at different places had refused to join fl ft communal guards organised by the Russian govern ment to operate against the insurgents. Several mayors were consequently brought to Zelechow, a district town in the government of Lublin, where they were publicly flogged by the Russians. INDIA AND CHLNA. CALCUTTA, Dm 30. Grey shirtings and mule twist quiet. Exchange on London, 2s. 311. Government securities : Four per Cents., 91 ; Five per Cents., 102 ; Five-and-a- Half per Cents., 106}. Freights dull. CANTON, Mc. 14. Grey ehirtinge firm, but little doing. Tea quiet. Total export to date, 86,500,000 lbs. Exchange on London, 4e. 101 d. _ SHANGEIAE. D. 14, Tea declining. Silk firm. Settlements in. qrS night, 1,600 bales. Export to date. 29,875 toys. Exchange on London, Q. sid. Freights improving. BOARD or TRAM, WHITEHALL, JAN. 21.;--lbe Right Hon. the Lords of tb. Committee of Privy Comical for Trade bare received, from the Secretary of State for Futon ARM" • copy of a dispatch from bar Yen' y'a Chafe d'Affalre at Hamburg, reportleg that the customs sad excise duties levied is that state bare been prolonged until the sod of the present par.—Go:ear. BOARD or TRADE, WHITEHALL, JAN. 21.. c r io a Right H. the Leeds of the Committee of Privy for Tends bars received, from the Secretary Of • Plate for p on y cunt • Danish royal decree relating porary 'cottons' arrazigemeste for the kingdom 2E4 for the dusty of sieswig with regard toiiiis j av Halite* a tainalaidem of which is published ill lest n Oazette. Geoitos TAtostraos AT LITZEPuOL.-4 mini bus:of the friends et XL °ears TS:sperm enseeedniedi hhit at bieskfast yesterday at the Adelphi liotoloissrpook, previous to his departure for America. Mr. C. Rob erta meepied the *sir mid after an allusion to Mr. • ahlbsed useseepoothedig sibilmoyeemesselpieb — MTE • yaws_ gos by, mid that duets( his teridesis in America rifeirrite==il"stmir could always their .fle e ts made spas this sada of the Atlantic. The 'Morrie at pee soot going on in America Mr. Robertson regarded as as. which world prartieollySttle, and settle for ever throughout the world, the great needs of emancipation. (Cliasers.) Mr. Robertson believel tbat Mr. Thompson would be received in America now wit/ • very different feeling from that which was rosifested to ilea many yeas ago, and that be would hod a woofsg amount of popular approval el the course which be had noosed with regard to slavery. sad to rakish he bed devoted he life. Mr. O. E. Rawlins, jun.. moved • issoialise ofmin with the great sues at emasipatiou, to which Mr. Thompson had devoted the bast years of his life, and of best wishes for his success in America. The Rev. W. Graham eseseded tie motion, perils' as elo quent tribe** the aaml sad einsisteacy of Mr. Thompose. who was sow proceeding to America as he did thirty years ago—older, hadthd, in years. het as fresh es ever Is hi sym pathy with the dame af beedmie. The remaintise beets( bees put and mirk* ensaimeniy, Mr. Oeoge ad/bored the mating at eseiderable length ; aft= the Rev. Tretemor Oellitia named :—" That this iseelieg commits to /fr. Mosotho the thseemies of its sympathy with the people of the UMW States in their preempt mementos stem* mid he desire for the restoration of sed eatna as the Seim et enivsnal freedom." Mr. J. ameeded the impieties, which was unaathourly adopted. Kr. Thomism sehamosetly remarked that ho Lipid dm* to address as inesethly le Beebe spas the yeas* pinkie* of the Ammisaa question in Regimed, sod would endesther faithfully to describe the feehem which per majority al the people. Mr. Thampeos sells lathy tar the *at* , Hocintir rot Paoworitto TKB ICKPLOTKIST or Worth.—This siSty bas published an appeal for fonds, in the meths cl whist they Mate that tian diatom mon 0111111 PS fa very post et the 11111a08 UM ail Per the wituthy, sad upedally is Leedom Rambo of mama apply every day at the seise, whom it is impossible far the Weis* to amiss. and llama Isaggiag for employment se rateinsi bin all pats el UN 'donors Money to open gat ▪ 11•1111111111 ci .I,3OPEISIii to women is urgeetly ge nies/. "The endMy wades also to oil attendee to Its MIAs% .thigo • whisk new be obtained female aseassommes. photograph Lintos, pri m riarr i engusrans. milts hair. oompaniosa, merestinaßluKtm, he. By mews of this mil** g lOthout is bead ha a swesiderahle ember of stapaar, gad the patresegp at the pubs is athiebed pa that' as there re mere in the bake thew are be pedal heat present. Olen of empeprmoseeedseri. tree will be grehstaily sessived by the easeetery, thee JawOrem, at the Ales, 11, Langliam ! piess. Mum ow • COLVKIKII MOM Plea —;•Taaterday wear Ithisees Mega Charles. eget 771 x•; • Wm bine *Mir i. the peeteeree at the PIMIIOIII These.. Whiff med. eithrei in Sias *widest ward of the Leath II from tb tiered effects of bares r oared by her dram Inking . Ems with engaged in her defies es the stage about • fortsge. The astortunata weans& lid base employed Is.. thitherthem, sad on the sight at the mere* t the tseallathe at the paittomhes. she reified to the bark pear al the step to adjust her dregs, width by esma mar are he eruct with the pa. jots =Z . i balgad a latAiline et seenery. She ors at nos in *Am hit the seam shift, ad the aria* bleart which IMO kept ea the sai ma rr i the era spollly ebbeds the roosaata at fir tuning Exam wanydanMner bide Mme lbs beck. mid was at once removed to the thomparth reatetiem but the shook to her system ultimately camel death. FATAL Amman' ow Tire Loiroat LW* Botha Warawa.k.LllMAT.—Liket evening Mr. liensed. Am ado ale ter illarsieger, .anal as attar,/ et =felt's ea ls r* Hospital. relative to the Waists:am attend*. dated Ithathel Ward, a Tema }sham raid* at Itortlthe, who Idied teem lorries snivela the MertLke Maim of the Lidos sod solollJ7m6era Railway, as Ste maw at lhodey. the 11th tent. The evidence was very velerimm, ad wea sher that es the arrival a the teal at the eery a alam wee raised, seal was thud 1 =: l"4"l" dear e etzuf the= h aes the alli a la We= and Olathe dypgllp a h Lkitsai i t ' Zama %P e st ateld ne fsead"L a s be when he isr&rilierje ewr lreeli bed thrived. 'lieW nd*i mast that "the deemed deg tom dream tessieed by baths hem • die a at thaithellthe ala rm at the Imam met South Warm Railway, bud bpraa to hew the lessmil some to fall there is sat -stunt evfdeses to ahem." Thelon added et* ther did not make arm was *ahem to dem time was arra as the pest a the eseipsay. Tao Ammon! TO els Cans Smarm or sus Marewh—ltra. P. st am oosiour of tin tr= ll =ll. 4 the le be at sea ea its e ase two bareg tie am .... st s .l: h. air who a vardiat or "Ao w. his La s Stal deer" Ivo mum& ; • Omura:, Orro SIUMINO jall. itgeZ e tr as Perm* UV; • by soros ; teeth VOL ROYAL AL HAMBRA.—Amothe Orand Mange el Perforosanowa—Fronceeesetrque Ismarial con. Misuse to draw most fashionable and crowded hooses—Flrst week of the Sisters Irena and itiathilde Monfrotd, the self accomplished Female Riders la England—Jules Pere; the Star Rider of the World—J. S. Case on the Magic Wire—Patterson's Troupe of Performing Dogs-13. FrallOOli'S wonderful Trick Horses—The celebrated French Clowns, Arthur and Bertrand, together with the whole et the double Company, will appear at each representation. filomisated Day Performances on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, at Two o'clock. Eve:lion at hall-past Seven. Ad mlefgn:—Frtvate Bone, Sac ; Reserved Scab, Ss.: Stalls. 7s. ; ktrossaratio. Is. ;o.lfty, Mi. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—The wonderful per- Ajar," weeurday Morning next, at Two= =each sube representation be • limited period. quiz ARGENT, Vincent-square, near Victoria- AL skeet, Westminder.-Belections from Erma" snd " See nentlinla. • RNA Donna, Madame Oman, ban La hernia. Mlle; with 'Adult bead and chorus. Russell Grover con duces*. Cowie Wean t J. O. Porde, Orville Pasha. Nat !Idsh. Frank Han. The Alexander Family , &c. The FAIRY (TN TAIN, by Ala d. Rilyeeter. oyon Um Wiest and n o olor alletai male yet enterwileed. THE OXFORD. —THIS EVENING • new and W ijilaall basd ama.644lll 7 l aan wd54"141114 tialittilUet imm,: Opebray by vlsavortb. ANSINI4 ‘ ll 1f.45 4 2. *OW4 %ad thee, irmdems artists" Wm" Pent saalesear. am 1 like ThiParial anal. laadlid. • • - • • HE LONDale• r PAVILION. rsorsurrosir fottare AlvirrAs =MIT. NIL JAIRIAJLY 01),T4NT. THE LONDON PAVILION. •!tior GROSZ iturawr, reploie with Unman profound and wonderful effeeta, and entitled TH WIZARD'S MYSTERY,' EVILRY KVIINIRR, at 10 °Wont. Rix MINA= Bowling Alleys open daily. DANCING ACADEMY, 38, Alderegate-stneek NOTICK—NO. FLOYD'S ANNtA L BALL, TIMMY, Feb. t Tickets Is. : double. Be. IL *lee Asionblies, Wed =Xmas& esbardsYs Adnillels se ping. Btanbantir, ID by Mr. T. Young 'my ilureday end Friday, Gentle men, Ss. per quarter ; has& The advanced elm every Monday. GREAT REDUCTION in R 4/ TEL CHARGES at the BAUNPIWICE. Jerroynirireit, 8< Jacques. Weep cat Übe Winter Samoa QIETZVENS and SONS liftwto call atWation W their superior STOCK apd spians.—Port. tram Ow wool, 171. Pla, Sea, per dram ; wow, lila, ads, Sea., eds. Shorties. 775.. Us., Sees very superior, Us., eila„ Sea, 110 a. Morsala, the finest, 2111 ; Clarets, 11%., tes, Sea.: oh,4es wrewria, BR, go, aad upwards. ilassdr. Sera Cognac, tr.. lis. per palm eery old pale ditto, Vo.ado. : OM Jemmies. 11M. et, IN.: : very tholes proof, ITs. sad 10s. ll:Wish Ola, 9a. ML, Ws. eO., leer ; bred and scrooge-14 13a 4.1. per willoo.—Terms, ash. 78. BISUUPSOATIATILESTWIrIIIx. .LhYWiSlTme& ALLSOPP'S ALE and GUINNESS'S . STOUT. .10117 t 7. DIGGS and On., sots contractors for Bottled Bose to the Lstornanonal Exlsitrittoo. Agents !or Gamut Meson sad Son's India Pale and button Ai., and Guinness. Goa. and Ow's lairs stout, Importers of Wines and lotritw—Oness and Storsa. tae Rapt assbangs. LC.—The tads supptlon an Mond Mass tar auk BARLOWI3 PATENT CASK STAND, a new inventios, so admirably contrived that a tali bait, as well as assailer casks, may be raised or tilted oa tt wlMoft laboar or Suable. Its aetioa is so impalpable that the sediment of the mat limpid Bald by no possibility am be dlitarbed. Prim Ss.. lb.. IM., to sell N. to. and 13 winos calks BAP:LOiV'S . SIELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-pea required. No more flat beer or sour trine. Pries to : Alta. eleetrealatal, ea—Apply direct to JAMS SALLOW, prestos, =ll Williamatreet, Mauseeephooms. the that his wee mai are on every article; a otherwise spa-Mss mitratom Emitruvizae Oatk. Falaigibed WM. CIPTAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE, CURRY. or mrLuoArAwNy PAWL Carry Powder, sad Cam Sauce. may be ~btalood trots ail Bum Vendors. and wholesale of cams and BLACKWELL, Purveyors to Ha Quests. Soho-equate, London. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. .a.a wAUGH so lON. s and 4. GOODOESTZKET. W. BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS sod COIICH69, Barrack Furniture, 'hanks. birWass• Seam &a —Ma. . Catalonian. tree. EASY CHAIRS and FURNITURE. HOWARD and SO!DY WAREHOVST.—The nobility sad sentry should INSPDCT Mews. HOWARD and SONS' sapteior STOCK. at At and W. Lierners-atnet, °Joni-street —Mar Dated Catalogues on sppbeation. DAVIETS BEST COLZA OIL, 4i. &I. per salloa.—aDrat Candles . Is. Id. .a 4 la id.: ins Ildtlit A; Is. ad. : arsamparesat area la Id.: Belmont wan and slam. la; Osman war. la. Id.: botanic sraa, Is.; palace paraders. la ed.: corposlis, 911., N., wad Us beg, 1 ; inotallle In PakollWa 144. ; bed dip essadiss, dd. : , yaw soap. Ma. ea, 44a, and AL pa Ulna : 4181. old brows Maass". la 04. par pads. cosmos bran Windsor, IL la. mo ; whit , s Windsor, la ad. : bossy, la 4d.: ermine said alnd la pot birtor coda M P. DAVIN' sad WNW e1d.4684 warsbows. 114. Xastiaradins. Mariner:or. Isados. W.C. WINTER OVERCOATS.—Gentlenen about to order their WINThlt COATS are invited to see sped men garments for import/on or male, of the NSW GOODS, lo— oted*" KIM beautiful materials made tor, and to be Udall, as HAMILTON sad ILIMPTONH, Teflon sad Overtime Makers, 106, Btraad. opposite Exeter Hail HYAM k CO., 66 and 67, OXFORD-STREET. PLICVI of OHNTLEILIS • S CLOTRING : Siam and Co.'s Inversion Cuss 2le. Od. to 634. HIND and Co,*4 Clyde Ovreccom klyain and Co.'s Sandriogham ()remote Myom and Co.'s Berkeley Walkling Coats liyant and Co.'s Wimbledon Morning Coats 21s. OJ. to 425. Od. flysin sad Co.'s Dress Costa .... Ryas and Co.'s flortout Coats llyam and Co.'s Trim-Mu Trousers l4s. ed. to 255. Od. Hynes and Oa's Tests to Match Hysm and Co.'s Cheviot Vadress Sage Hymn and Co.'s Tweed redress Salts aye. Oil to 635. (M. Myr sad Co.'s Angels lialtdree• Salts Oestismen's Boleti Order Department. Separate Department for Children and B.na. Clerical Attire. Pridesional Attire, Habits, sad Warier. Bata said Cam. Ifedery, Cishrellae, Carpet Bogs, go., Se. 11TAM sad Os., ell sal 67. Orfordotrost. W.. 21,12. and 22 Newoinela Sinsingbein and 42, Situate, Leeds. WHEN ARK SPECTACLES REQUIRED? This query to . .orthy consideration by every are IlaZiglila to retsh the fameMe biasing -sight : for on °meet know ledge vs to the proper time for using dos:amiss all dean* the certainty of preserving clear vision to the end of life. When ho delleienry is listermined a Meet) of discrimination mast be mad in adapting lessee et the exact pewee that•sill simply ths los; or hie injury willristek. Optic:stomach:ollre stgmas. do line ra s Zletdable mischief by their pretension, sa is rpe . dby the victims of country bawl:n es :l unskilled vendors. , then, it were wiser to ask advice rattier from some of reptile, sad avoid risk to one's sight. The old Ores Thomas Harris sad lon :established 171 C, opposite the littlish Museusogste, London, hosing specially attended to the uran inite,* el apeetadea ans caemoteat to &dries se all Mat perms Wm to the remsdylagdelectin vision by the escarole adaptation of the teams, msibstastically true, of the requisite poser, and aim by the indictees estsetios of a 'remade frame (whisk is Me t wise important) of the Mrs most becoming the face MO PARENTS end GITARDIANS —The retina 1 of Yantis to Dear rayective Boarding fleissois Induces a soileiteds fee their personal contort and atteeetion, and BOW LANDS' MACASSAR OIL, for accelerating the growth and improving and beautif)ing the hair, Route df Calyder, yor eeving the skis and wesplezion, and reaterieg eutaneoes defect, and Rowlands' (Mout% or Yeart Dentifrice, foe rendering the teeth beautifully while, and presently the gnats an con sidered indlapsarbia scesspaelsents.—Soid by A. ROW LAND and SONS. IS, Hation.gardna sad b cheanda and partnnum.— Ask fee lowbadd azdalss. 'CRATING'S COD MUM OIL Tbe finest Imported Ws mum The PALE 21ZWTOUNDLAND6 pursued taiteteet; the LIGET BROWN. sad ef geol Vita. The demead Oar theme ono, moat resewseadel le isedielsel ptepertlea bee DO that M. Keating. beteg eademe to brie. them . the remelt of ell dense sow imparts eNreart, the Me ttem IteerkeimilinA, sal the Itelre hem lie Ncewortes Idris. The Pais nag be boils baltplete. Is. ed.: piste ea. ewes, in Id . The IVA PROWD. t. pleb. Is. : curb. es. Pd. At TO, Pt. Peersebereefffire. Louise. TEE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. 0=1E" woo published on Bawds/ Lat. L CND& Amerkera Irtain of lemEland. •. Ifeweifs We of Cicero. 6. Ono sad noir. LIN Traria' on the Nile. 7. Br to the KWH* Lim L The Dant& Duchies. Men Num, itheneedeePh TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. ounresies macaw AMERICA. QUERAITOWN, ;AIL 23. The Royal Mail ateamebip Persia, from New York on the 13th instant, arrived here at 12.30 a.m. to-day. She brings 50 passengers and 794,584 dole. in spesie. The Persia landed 60 sacks of mails, and proceeded for Liverpool at 1 son., all welL Bke passed the Adriatic, on the 19th, hound east. me the . Aerele.) YAW YOBS, Jaa 12, Yournto. Moeby's guerillas have been repulsed in an at tack upon the Federal camp near Harper's Ferry. The siege of Charleston ia progress ing , twenty e Wt thrown inalbe city on tus The Confederates have retreated from Western Virginia to the Sheuando‘h Valley. The con dition of the roads rendering the transportation of artillery impracticable appears to hare interfered with the plans of their campaign. New Orleans &driers state that the Confederates had concentrated 90y000 men from Loniaiana and Mississippi to Central Texas, to attack the potation held by the Federal' along the Texas emus. It is rumoured that the expedition which lately left New Orleans was destined for Pascaoorda, near Mobile. • A meeting at democratic conservative members of Oongras barYbeen held at Washington. Remo itliiiMS Were lased that President Lincoln's shineafproolaitation was unwise, inexpedient, re tblutietaw aid unconstitutional, and should ifereford be &approved of. •• It was alga telolved to "hyper. amendments to tie Army andlifory Bill, istoriding forte /ay meet of thVilway and ni"iy 'id' specie or its • - equivalent. The Howie : ifPre/moist:lig lAA (mimed an in vestigation hall the charges of official misconduct in the New Yak Custom-house. A resolution: introduced Into the 13 WM of Re ilresentativeaNyKr. FernandO Wood to investigate the charges affecting General ,Butler's integrity in New Orleans, and the frauds committed in the various Ezeoutive Departmenta of the GlMES meet, was defeated by a vote of sixty-tbreie to smenty-esven (1) Senator Iti'Dhugal introduced s resolutidn' !sting to the J'Auch occupdion of biintOo, which was referred t,the committee on forlign uslaalona. _ _ The New York Berriid. &Norte that. the resolu tion declares it to be the duty of the Federal go vernment to demand the withdrawal of the French from Mexico before Marsh next, otherwise it is the duty of the government to declare war against France. The Judge and Advocate-General of the Ad miralty Court at Halifax have expressed theis opinion that the resew of the Chesapeake was piracy, and that the Chesapeake ought to be de livered to her owner. Intelligent* from Nassau to the 2nd inst. states that numerous steamers had left for Wilmington, many of them with cargoes from New York. NEW YORK. Jas. 12, Evaroa. The correspondent of the New York Tribune states that three new Confederate iron-clad vessels are visible in Charleston harbour in a for ward state of construction. It is expected that these and other Confederate iron-olds will shortly make secede against the Federal squadron. The New York Tinws asserts that the Republican members of the Indiana, Maine, ind Illinois State Legislatures will nominate Lincoln for the Presi dency. Resolutions have been intiodueed in the Kentucky Legislature, that Kentucky opposed the reduction of the revolted states to territories, protested against the enlistment of negroes, and lamented the encroachments of the administration and of Con- grass on the liberties of citizens, and recognised in them a preliminary step to the formation of a military despotism. NEW YORK, .Lut.l3., Mowers°. Guerillas still continue their incursions around the army of the Potomac. Accounts from Newbern assert that disaffection towards the Confederate government was increasing in North Carolina. The Confederates continue to fall back up the Shenandoah Valley. The Senate has passed a bill to continue the pay ment of bounties till March next. The Committee of,Ways and Means has reported upon the amendments to the Internal Revenue Bill, placing &duty of, 80 cents per gallon on spirits, and of 2 cents per pound upon tobacco. It also provides that spirits may be stored in bonded ware houses and exported without payment of duty, and only such can be exported, as no drawback will be allowed. It is said that the committee, will tax refined petroleum 20 per cent, but will not tax crude. The democratic and con servative members of Congress have unanimously passed a resolution disapproving the emancipation proclamation, and favouring a policy towards the insurrectionary States as shall be beet calculated to terminate the war, and to restore the States to the Union under the constitution, and with all the con stitutional rights of the people unimpaired. Those persons who rescued the pirates of the Chesapeake, at Halifax, have been held to bail to appear before the Supreme Court. COMMIGLOILL INTELLIGSIiCS. NEW YOR.Z. Jas. 12. Emma. Money still continues very active, but is slightly easier. Gold opened on Monday at 52, advanced yesterday, in consequence of an animated demand, to 541, and closed to-day at 54 per cent. pre mium. The advance is attributed to the continued increase in the excess of the imports over the exports, and to anticipation of a large export of specie. - - - - Exchange on London, bankers' bill', 169; on Paris, 3.90. There was a oonsidembla excitement in the stock market yesterday, with a large vise in some of the Western railroads. Stain consinned to advance today. New Tork Control; 133 ; Illioois Con trate, LIS ; iris, leij ; Six per Omit. United Mates Bonds, 104. CeMon advancing —]diddles Up- I lead, 810. to Flour very firm. Wheat advancing. Corn To Bo& ha. 16 se. 26 Jim. 25 [Stamped, ld. AdditiomaL] slightly firmer. Provisions rising. Coffee quiet. Sugar steady ; molasses good inquiry. Petroleum steady—crude, 31c. to 32c. ; refined, 46c. to 47c. leiriCloo. NEW YORK, Jar. It News from Mexico to the 22nd ult. states that the success of the French continued uninterrupted ; they had occupied the capitals of all the principal It was feported that Juarez would take refuge in Tem NEW YORK, JAL 1.3, NOIII3O. Advice. from Mexico to the 22nd ult., state that the French had defeated Uraga at Morelia, with a las of 2,000 in killed and wounded. The Franoo-Mexiesn General Tobar had been defeated near Guadalagara by the Mexican Colonel Rajas. TEI GERMAN INTERVENTION fl HOLSTEIN. FRANKFORT.ON.TEE-MAINE, JAN. Ia to-day's sitting of the Federal Diet Austria and Prussia announced the march of their troops • w.us t9wards Sleswig. .rbe civaly Topiziiiiiillat the AtEti ofd the Federal Commissioners in Holstein, as well as. General Hake's.command of the Saxon and Hanoverian troops, are in no way affected thereby. The imagery instructions tothat effect have been given by the Diet to the Commissioners, and to General Hake. The Austrian and Prussian bri gades of the first reserve of the Federal army in Holstein, under the command of General Hake, have been transferred by their respective govern ments to the Austro-Prusaian army of occupation for Slex wig. THE SLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. PiRtS, JAL 22. The Patric of this evening asserts that the state ments of the Morning Post, relative to the repre sentations made by France at Vienna and Berlin, are incorrect, and says The object of this journal is to deceive Germany with regard to the intentions of the French government,which, having already stated that the eause of nationalities is concerned in the Deno-German conflict, does not fait to perceive that in substituting themselves for the Diet, by employing non-German troops iu the duchies, t)russia and Austria distort the question, and cause their intentions to be suspected." DUKE► CHARLES OF GLUCKSBURO. HAMBURG, JAI,. 2L The Duke Charles of Glucksborg, elder brother to the King of Denmark, bas refused the oath of allegiance under the following circumstances : In goiember last the Duke, with other landed •pceprietors of Sleswig, refused to take the oath of allegiance to the King. Subsequent to this refusal he was induced, while in Copenhagen, to sign a document containing the required oath, under the promise that no proceedings should be taken against the other persons who bad refused in con junction with him to take the oath. On finding, however, that this promise was not kept, Duke Charles asked that the document should be re sessubee kinnelltia Laving bemadone, he ticetreyeik it, thus virtually refusing the oath. OOPENHAOEN. JAL =... It has been stated, as proof of the good under standing subsisting between the King and his brother, Duke Charles of Gluoksburg, th►t the latter was present at the royal banquet recently given to the Rigsdag. This statement is false. TbelDoke was not present at the banquet, and was not even in Copenhagen on that day. AUSTRIA AND SLESWIG-HOLSTEIN. VIENNA, Jut. 92. The first section of the finance ootnmittee of tie Lower Rowe of the Reichsrath bas proposed that the credit of 10 millions of florins demanded by the government should not be granted, but that the house should only vote the Austrian proportion, amounting to 6,320,003 florins, of the military expenses for the occupation of Holstein voted by the Federal Diet. SAXONY AND THE SLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION._ DRESDEN, Lis. 22. The Climber of Deputies has to-day unanimously adopted the proposition of the committee on the affairs of Efieswig-Holstein. Baron von Benet, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, made a conciliatory speech, stating, how. eves, that the Saxon govern/sent had determined firmly to maintain the legal ground which it had taken up on the question. He expressed a hope that this course would finally have a successful result. THE PRUSSIAN DESPATCH TO THE ' MINOR GERMAN STATES. , BERLIN, Jar. 22. The following is a summary of the Fru/mina despatch addressed to the minor German States, and read by Herr von BimearrA is yesterday's sit ting of the Chamber of Deputies : "The Prussian government does not offer say opposition to the Federal government, but has only in view its position with regard to the other powers who signed the protocol of London. A possible solution of the Sleswirifolatain question would be a mere personal union between Denmark and the Duchies, me it is the awe between Sweden and Norway." RIJIMION OF Till PILIJSBLiN LOAN. BUMF, JAN. 2L In to-day'e sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, the loan proposed by the government was rejected by 275 spinet 51 votes. A portion of the catholic members, President Grabow, and Count Schwerin, voted with the majority. The resolution proposed by Herren Schulze- Denims& and von Carlowita, and amended by Herr Grote, was adopted by a considerable ma- jority. DENMARK. IMPORTANT DECLARATION OF BISHOP MONRAD. 00pENHAGEN. JAR. IL In the sitting of the Undothing to-day, the Pre sident of the Council merle the following demise'. ties I—" The aseventions of 1861 and 1862 cooltain the rights as well as the magagements of Dimmest, among which is the point that there does not exist any State of Ellonrig-Holstein. What do we straggle fort To prevent an invasion of Bleewig by foreign troops, and to expel tares should they nevertheless enter it. The fortune of war will de cide whet wilt bagmen afterwards. It would be vein c