The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-16 00:00:00

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Nornil'A itNoluo aps RAN ' P" CE PITIL COMPA.NII ariaam rinenhart—m o Iwo. w 1 =lf Vararl i t LT. Of MIR WORM • Oholems. einienoll—Vmadat Delft lb., 0•91 W et Or Mika. Mod= L A O. Poreass TM Leo Plialml Yam aliiiisv lip_ illas4aMbs. if Iniati omm re O ih r. ,witt 41 Sillispi=ll/ PAO% ir ... r l WlNT " Za w rar• ••• •= . =ls at ern7 tre Oldie d lir boor esimaktirm at lot WNW= rifted true IS to 74 pa oss• ea On gembins pail 1011II1T 1T1ACII•21, Ikareary. 4 . 11 = 1 " 44111 11411. laws. Law+. as k i LLINII ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of T Dogma Daus. Waft, led Dmiei ......w1e . ....... 0 1.1 , ve elmink arl IN Wiz pride he i nibli 11.TMI MATH= POITMA-NTIAII. WO far *UM" AT= DWATOU 301. IWO sad uttfoei !husky 61 141171 ?AMY TRAVILIJNII BAC 101 l wan weft T.VVT.LLIVII Ye Idol yet Inisted. _ ,_llanallagibinn et Patinas Bensikaers it re OM ummUlas Psi sipasbo Oalmirfeil. IS god II LONDON CARPET WARE/MUM ansie=ain ROWN (Brothon). Patentees of the CAM BIUMS 001/01 sod 11NM heCllid or idisbe um hemp tit sr . am Idols at al galsoslL ared. ma ARNS% o &PECTACLEB, tie amiss& sad Yd. of ullifoons a imm, 100 WO book b rz . vermig . : ma •faced e z o firb ...i ar As= Imo=los. ism me ale_ pogo 6 1 14 „ Z0 00 te n tm zolisZu ve m i i mbe r riw oad ni no. pig so Oa ...zz.dh, On *NM Yuma Ms goo, sod reboot OW COLD IT HAS BEEN ait ie be w IMF V IMMI a r miL IMALILL: a. mow' 1112 =41:ftr" i=r......:_. ibuumi r ROZ ROBSON calls tha auto tico of the 21:w is aassis. VaserTALDTaartiats.lllAo,o4 MOM Om watin la Fria sonow.-41 ■ S. lalleinhis WARN WATERPROOF APRON& ooasntin DILIVIRO APIIOXII re Ism sal ""litißeCriVrOra WAIN DISVI rg i iitr4.l.l. B l . 74w ereeklmi se *logic I.4llloUlitia ka . or « tr ...._, evarn: sr= .4 yrs AN ILL WIND THAT BLOWS A. DOWDY 000D."-4ierniIiim ZI 1e hale say y ellislo arid MB Is ai T la. pat VA. mad Yaw 4 e. ar a lrejab. las TM as_ o.the 4 t IM ? INDIA TNA 001IP as* COY II% h ADA Irk ham 2= . ff srawe s .— Wanhoor. Lams al Halm Charayala. OUR POSITION TOWARDS Cana.—The situation al Whin to China is will ropisociag. What an we about, or What are we ever likal lo bs about ? Whither a salon has or boa seta Alp to Water handl is a i Miksch goer lies le ark. If we "aa," we sun to works aa aeosset od lenehroses n dola Is hwerspatible with astassal Islopeadosee. If " re," we h it fy our own reordiage. Dak le Ist theory aa ewe olds, preolloal geed ars we to raft by ths parer ear with the celestials t - Do ve apse that they wl saserder at discretics, sad snow us to war m the reetry without say lIISUB rehires; or do we lambed that we should liar art** to do bat to t=Ors to detail whenever axes kw hundred " ventured to stand sgaiest vs P If so, we, the public, are, we think, greatly mistakes. Probably then are ao worries in which a resilla war could be waged with rsoccer than in China , and we cann o t b u t f ear th a t, i tar agisad plunges taut a war which has for Be object the =up of the country British bads, she may air. sans to great disaster that will check her progress for seridorabk number of year —Prose. niltwit - HA ...............hiGN I FINISTA I / 4 ' 11 Imiwpoorworill Ws 90 mu kr plw zOma is war Wm. vls.: Nora Wit rgb. ft A t r ovzi tst k diiii.lW*:mad dm 474; Dffl4o l lZ MIX = 1, .. 111"147 k‘.._- 4141 " 4" k a l SM.: Wr. Alaras? S. NM INtrrrillskMlSilaties2 1MX:1%.:.. • iiil liarmas. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. 383 men of all ranks of the Bth, 19th, 20th, 23rd Royal Welsh Funnier', 24th, 29th, 55th, 63rd, 64th, lath, 82nd, 84th, and 90th Light Infantry, to embus* for Calcutta ; 4 officers and 166 mat of tho 7th Punkas, 62nd Light In fantry, 61st, 70th, 8 1 at, 94th, and Nth Regimante, to (m -ina for Hmrsase ; sad I °Mow and 106 non-comma sicaod elionsand mea d the 18th Ro m y j el= Slit Light Infentry, 83rd and 86th Essimenta, to to the Bora ibmodKprosidenoy. The whole of the roements ordered to are to be equipped with the Enfield rifle, in which weapon they have undergoes a complete mores of Marna dom. Tito ndnforramenin • willembart at Gramored as noon ne the useustry trews hes bean taken up for them. 1411117111W4T-COLONRI, CHARLES F. WOODFORD, tithe Rifle Brigade, whom death is reported at the 28th of November, in the action with the °wallor issurgewte, was son of General Sir Alexander Woodford, Lient.-Goversor of Chokes limits!. The deceased officer entered the Ride Brigade se second lieutenant February, 1840, sad shortly afterwards served as aide-de-camp to his father, the Governor of Gibraltar. During the seventeen years be had berm in the army he h►d seen much active service, having taken part in the Kaffir wars of 1848, 1847, 1862, and 1863. At the outbreak of hostilities in the Beat he was appointed Deputy-Assistant Qsarernasker Glows' cm the staff of the array, and athsehed to liswi-cpuirters until his promotion to a majority in February, 1866, whim he rejoined his regiment, with which ha served to the close of the war. He was men tioned by Lord Eaglen in his despatch from the Alma, and was wounded at the attack on the Baden on the Bth, when he commended a covering party of the Rifle Brigade, and wee appointed a brevet lieut-colenel for his services. He received a medal for the Kaffir war, and a medal and four dupe for the Crimean campaign, as well as the woes of the Leib. of Honour, and the Sardinian and Turkish orders. Major General Lord George Paget, K.C.8., has !te.mppotated Inspector-Oof Ceval Indic His laiship prom& there at once. Colonel Maine, late of the 7th Guards and now of the 14th Light D r aggeirled Brigadier of Cavalry at the Bmbay i rre c t &may ; aad Colonel Campbell, of the Queen's Bays, at that of ?mol l —United Service Gazette. . - Ablr - eshoECii - bi.;;;Lin g the penitentiary of the Militia. Begimants which exhibit ineuboedinatton in their own looalitim are sent to the map to be drilled into proper subjection. They cannot there attack the unarmed inhabi tants of towns, seeing that there ars on e to attack. The 100th Dublin Militia is at Aidershott, paying the penalty of its freaks at Bradford, Ashton, and Bentley.— United &r -ein? Gasst4o. Last Taht's Gazelle contains a despatch from Colonel I. Cum Wi lt the 62nd Light Infantry, dated Jul lundur, Dec. 2, a nominal roll of the non- comae seloncel acme and men of brave corps who have been k il led or woundsel or have raccumbed to disease since the out break of the Indian mutiny. ii The 62nd took a leading put in the einsult of Delhi, at Flee ote, and the Ranee, and has Baird severely. We have the roll lin type, and will find room for - it on Monday. There will be a grand review at Woolwich on Thursday next, the 21st instant. Three battalions of the Guard; several militia regiments, with a considerable force of artillery and cavalry, will be on the ground. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge left town at an early hour yesterday morning for Aldershot; to Inspect the militia regiments in the camp. DREADFUL MURDER AT DdRIVEY. Sometime on Wednesday afternoon, a murder of the most shockinAlascription wee perpetr a ted at th e large manufacturing " m an,, Dairen, neer Blackburn. victim wee an elderly named Robert Kershaw, and there is bat too much reason to suppose that he met his death at the hands of his eldest son, with the knowledge and oom at the insdgation—of his own wife. On Orda a ;trenag, the body of the deoeseed wale found, by the police, burled ta rn *heap of coals in the celhir of him own house, his forehead galled with repeated wounds, and still covered with blood. The scene of this dreadful °rear med Is a cottage In Wood-street, where the de ceased lived with his wife, two grown-up eons, end four daughten, not so old. He had been a small farmer at a place called Tockholes, and having met with misfortunes, came some years ago to live at Over Dor ' war, where all the children found employment in the facto risa. The old mm, who was in hie 60th year, is boron to have remained at home for some time past, and, has does so ever since his removal, it being cons ' necessary that scone one should always be in the house with. Mn. Ker shaw. For some she has been " dighty,^ if not in her talk, usually able to to her ho l t:h a :a duties. On W ednesday morning ell the children went to their work as =mai, but Than= the eldest, left Mr.ttlriamete factory where he wee employed, at nine o'clock, saying he wireentl i o Blackhon, and did not return dueller ti'is day. AB y, except Thomas, were et home to dinner at woos, and when they retu rned to work their father and mother appeared well and comfortable. About 3 o'clock in the afternoon Thomas was nom to enter bile lather's house. One of the girls, a child about 12 yeses of age, was the first home from work in the evening, and came in between six and seven o'clock. She found her mother alone, sad, on addng about her father, was told he had gone out. Soon afterwards Thanes came in, and (as the child 1111711) at once went down to the cellar and " began to shovel thereto." The other son, whose name is Robert, came home about 'wren o'clock, and not melee his father mods some inquiries, but says neither his mother nor Thomas would say any . l7 about him at first. Afterwards, when he again because his father's absence was something so unusual as to give him great surprise, Thomas replied that he knew nothing about his father except that "he went out long since." Robert's further statement is, that Thomas afterwards primed him very muck to go to bed with and when he had slept a short time Thomas wakened him and said, " rme something horrible to tell thus; but thee mustn't tell nobody about it." Robert asked what it was, and Thomas said, " When I came home I found father dead in the house. Mother did it ;• but we'll all get token up for it." Afterwards he added, " I took the =cam's stain and buried it in the co a l s ." Then be asked "Don't you think about four or five o' c lock in th e morning we could bury him in eon= place where he won't be discovered ? Then our best plan would be to make for Liver pool, and there we can find a ship to go to America." Robert jßpd out of bed, saying, " Stop where you are a bit," and ran down to the coal cellar, where he " found that the story was true." Instead of returning to his brother, however, he sr be slipped out at the back doer, and ran to Ids uncle's, not far off, and knocked him up, asking him to send some one for the police. His uncle, whose name is Keareeley, sent his KS to the police-office, where Mr. Inspector M'Donald, in charge of the police at Over Darwin, was alone. He rates that It was about half-past ten o'clock on Wednesday night when, hearing a noise at the outside, he went to the door. He there found the youth Kauslej, who exclaimed, " My uncle is dead ; and his son, Thomas , has killed him." After answering a few questions, the lad, who was much excited, ran away : and Mr. M'Donald went to Kershaw's house. He found the eons and some other persons there. Thomas was leaning against the fiee-place with nothing on him ex cept his shirt and trousers. Looking round Mr. M'Donald suspected he saw marks of blood on the floor, but, rang alone, he sent a man to collect four or five constables, and then locked all the doors. His assistants having arrived, he took a candle and went to the coal cellar, calling to Robert to come and show him the place. The young man followed with Sergeant Atkinson. The officer seeing something which like the elbow of a man protruding from the hap 2 Pe :o n e e fs, Mr. M'Donald assisted him in an attempt to pull the body out. They were obliged, however, to shovel away about 2 cwts. of coal before the body could be removed. The old ma's head presented a horrible sight, for it was sp. patently one masa of blood and wounds, each of them deep enough to be fatal. and of course it was frightfully blackened with the coals. The body was taken upstairs and washed as soon as possible, Mr. B. H. Wraith, surgeon, being sent for to supenntend and make an examination In the meantime Mr. M'Donald observed that Thomas Kershaw appeared much agitated, sad seemed watching for an opportunity to make his escape from the house. Mr. M'Donald told him he should take him into custody on suspicion of being the murderer, on which the prisoner exclaimed, "Before I'll be charged with that, I'll hang myself." Having secured him. Mr. M'Donald want upstairs, where he found Mrs. Kershaw in bed. On his asking her whether she knew anything of the death of her husband, she replied, " I've nothing to do with it." Being reminded that there mold have been no one else in the home but herself and Thome*, .he said her husband and son had commenced " • scuffling ;" that she went out, was away for about twenty minutes, and when she came back saw no one, but heard a noise in the cellar, as of the moving of male. She called out bat could get no =wer. To further ques tions she gave excited and incoherent replies, end mentioned that she had "seen some blood in the place." Mr. M'Donald ordered her also into custody, and both the prisoners were taken to the polloe-sation. The Annie would appear to have taken place near the the-place, which is in the gable wall, the house being the end one of the row, and this may smart for there being no poise heard by the neighbours. The traces of blood are near the fire-place of the "hour-pan" The deemed was a stout heavy man, but the body appears never theless to have been carried acres the floor, down a flight of ten or eleven siege, and into the dark, mall cellar, where It must have been almost doubled up to allow of its being covered with coals. A large heavy rade, found in the cellar, is the wasp= presumed to have been used In the infliction of never= of the wounds on the head. By one of them the skull is shattered for several inches completely across the line of the right eyebrow, and that wound must have been instantly fetal. On the left pert of the forehead there are three great wounds extending from the hair to the eyebrow, the skull appearing to be fractured in each instance. Under the right eye, and across the cheek bone, another deep gash was inflicted, and the eye was almost brood out and destroyed. No trace of blood has been found ea the spade, which had, however, been used in shovelling the coals. Another heavy blow under the ha side of the jawbone is supposed to have been dealt with a poker from the grate in the " house-part." The cellar-bone is also broken on the right side ; there are con tused wounds in the neck, and there are five or sic other wrath on the face sharply incised. It is possible that these IMO Inflicted with a raaor belonging to the old man, which was mining from its case on Thursday, and has not yet been found. The poker is stained with blood. Although the crime to have been committed in the " house-pert," the floor had washed before any of the family returned ; bat near the fire-place there are traces of larr are ratthes of blood. Several shirts and other wearing apparel wall found on a clothes-hoer by _the police ; they were still wet, but not properly ward, and one of the shirts, belonging to Thomas Kershaw, has great stains of blood ca the sleeves. These circumstances lead to the =p uniness that Mrs. Kershaw mast at least have bean engaged is removing the traces of the murder. No edemas motive for the crime has been suggested. Mrs. Kershaw le ttleel as partially inane, and the mom have also bees erred singular to then habits and their talk. They was, however, as well as the old man, sober and quiet in their conduct. Mrs. Kershaw le said to have alleged that her husband 111-used her when they were skins, but the neighbors believed him to be • good, kind, husband. She has been complain im iz ei that her hothead taunted her with not being to him, but it ia not known that there rzdZondatlon for this, eve n t su p her state meat to be true.. Thomas is understood to have always taken the mother's pert again all the other children, is believing her amounts of the deceased's ill swage; but it is not sup posed that he w ee on • bad terms with his father, or that Uwe were any =rim disagreements in the frilly. TWINS Imlay himself, who is about twenty-two fts, bar base a really good character. CIRO neither Whalen nor dissipated. Be has been a sassahar of the Ow Dare= Mechanics' Institute for • long lime, end wavenidered studious, having boob of his own. Aftar his apgaseensisa he was, or pretended to be, demented. He need nosh sarineneense, and asked for pea, ink, his baba He is Mut lock= op in a all, and Tar wa in = Xs% Karebinris eke worked, but • placed in 9ne of and On 11484 _re ''.ll-ranoss wri ow ts o to ßobi th . • Emperor crum N , aioleon from . thermos Or polies Gilboa Thwe h mange hob in her eyes, awl she le maiiinse mash =Mai Oa Thursday alas weg e m sskad .. g bi g is a lseg if th p:et aiicluN ty caahrtabla will. abs " wis and isiW riklied b7 tha . o patty ; bans than might be Tete& I think." Tins °errs remain et the cottage Wood-sheet. The was to he speed yesterday, before Mr. Hergreaves, riremigontys Ims, Over Derwen. Tho neighbourhood hos rooms bar bi a state of excitement dna the o yq} ea aim the street was crowded with yegssiand sassy d thevillig t villagers who had kit their beds at MseMl nibs eocaranos retried up the whole night. SPORTING. PR. Da JOXIIIIII LIGHT -BROWN COD LIVER_Sq . colre tar apumas SNOW ama ardarar la IN ta, lbs nary ma re Wok WQ ire kr asesmption. Masai*. mink sm. = II. . a 'snwriti . sa i r.;,....=ftlekb= re t. Ems !Wilms SMINIPIMI tePliNelni WWI lmirrehis aso limo mbar NEVI Or Irr 011_ MA bra ma ...1. 6 4 =VA i l d i e a brarr i s i e D ar e r . j b= trUMI ribratJaaV aro ea per* be mat" 1a img argarmar dreier. somagarailleParrim Ir. J. Or•M. Q. a I a& at w. yes et N. 01l 01441111 wdb. J. X ale, egide g",..X.05,1111 w Work awl mall =SAX MAIMS% sal Oa, ITM. LONDON. W.O, t. de Jwidk's sob /004, andipres. by e Sew. . A. lb Morris. CLOSE of HOLIDAYB.—Th o n t ura of youth to their rumen b•ardimenttods Yaws • sell•Ve• larilipe lm rattir r driVz,_ iwrismi,_ """" a rk.rorZii mem:O rm swiVaas ma - &ALE vulg. for OZUreeILTMED - .cc; 1= *gift alrwprevai *B. :sad by drialmeand whom. at minim by N. Aasok. Z. INam* Os to Idol IL , mei a THE mast fir _ REMEDY for are ther aftlibitTElVMer. attitti jo as be t tilimma it ilizigh 1110 Went " anee Or Amour =park_ iho oast plea amis. 114. cows.= elbow tbmr ta rei sad BON% .1,14 2. ! Lasl7M RIBBIIKAL E..-. Pn4.81.11- - e bripk. - IR" Isi.al atj °I n i rrs 4 shi b roaw ai w v_ 2 . sed sr as Os ibuit= towags, lbe rain if 110......j.Zigesibigg "l iV i lelmaim a. 1,11 = 61 4 .4111. rte`Bmifti ihs me="2l4.Asr=4l di tir . ii.d...hi a Ser= wet .. vinsea - Win - m - 1 II en 1..1 ....re ..... Os WO We 1.4 a " .... 61.1 u. . N ... ilmoma. ones Ell fit MN IMO ildi Id , t. maim ' sr• los I: Ws usposii weft: a m I : • "Z. ar" W ...___ . • MA IT, _ _limed ..+.. ison: . ma. azoreorl, ..____.__ . _ _: )L • ila tg ia. .. I Pim% ...m.m.m.megl. itigil. /ME LEVIATHAN.—Pablished THIS DAY A. Jamatte,_LlT•l2.l2l2ll . l)l . Stly.l7ll. fte= be =re sule li splpfti. ". from the W eiri asid if Se ge mks Illo re edli,.... w ilra is all= s t G - G --. Wes at Ile lunisAtir d. O. diaid s r l =inil leskl•ge0•17••• • Y AW vieur at the lesoli puled. of in . 116•14 Rim" laid IBIN in bat asedraplisa hige e =it bt Elmira. boa Ile wiles leaw kil the firamisil Those IPS masts us mewl maw ma willldool l• NI ea edam, rabismi Raw boutima w a Sai l l =Mum olio Iritab2 to. DM somber i t s ban. craillt=us,Plikalpils•S".4l liseueies M 4‘.. ir Amami Is ipe Ora pal. SC—Mee. IA listh- Owl /DON /LATIN os AAAAA AND °rasa woßxe, Illt S. W. 0. IDWA sTHE ETON LATIN 0 with the retro el Neer end en et the Irante Quiery Lynn .„ Valk* et re Urn Ares sad asiingies. 14 T. W. O. Igalresee. M.A. glik gnaw reeler. Mew reeI—AII..IIDW 111201 . 111, ACCIDIBICI. rib ernes sr Quin limn le. err. ID WA ar.llnsa Ossilidsi. le the Selo el Orem ei=en iget . newer eel Quarellien le. id. deer °IMAM* 01171 T A UNLICTA: or. is lininesen ter regivree art Lom ade °reliving. e 12re. r. SI dor. (1111114 L JAOOII 01 THI INDIAN AMR. Jog pebble& aw OM Mai Nola Wee &Wm. prise N. VCIS on the NAME ARMY of INDIA, I A ! 01 1Plaimisa W bliglifta 1r adollerilassl Joss Jeata.CLlL L z sa : bah. Nem NM Os.. PRETTY POLLY QUADRILLES, by LAMM Plum sib, 111Mialed. 11.4 W. Abo. anni= n triolft. : lie ; Oast. are =kw mod lidwiira imp WifilL TM deem are the prolog et liesere... Lowden : Sebes Oamb NM Co.. Dolleikailess.. W. li;;W:iits - OP EXCESS IN INDIA.—A point on which there has been the greatest reserve Is the hot that over-indulgence in drink kills any before they have long se e foot in India, We ham mum of knowing, &Rhone the Vatla la Waked In many ticoaatalli, that ins mops wbe nave recently strived in Calcutta were in a frightfully detnora- Heed condition , that they were area ro lli ng about the streets, were picked from the karts drd-droak, sad did literally die—rosny of them—ht that sloe. The Ist Royale lost elly-eren man in a fortnight. and debit wee at the bottom at this AN in a late proportion et emes.--.lohn Boal. INDIA AND TIM ENGLISH ARISTOCRACT.—W e have no wish to speak spinet the English arielosen. They bars ever ben the rerun, the least randy*, end the best in Dkitaty. Nor do we grudge this, es long is t a t s ; " =,_ a preterence in poll a - ppoierento in this country. We would rather hareral tehinren like sun, even at eon merinos of in lira en mellower el rinyttiorin Me of their Ib li V . rbr t t logind end the revs okra sen_nensli Ire Or mina I any. Tbe Arsine b haw won foe orinsenee la unpin of own, with yr* if the azialiesesy ray ea knew to interhre. Tyr the so her it beeper W fee the nest part been he evil. Nepotiem le ses ' a maw dram in or nrlstimmasy--it Is of the -ram ter arinkmiracy Ira Birth anal bo diereeparded ad. ea Institution which is bred en the privilege of idea. The None* !'we may arias hedurively, her the nature of nduistses, that thrill: r ot ten ern ot T Ea In India —the NM but guiders of eirrisros hods so to believe tin they will. we err mu g es son* sal the organs at liberalreole wen a send, art ter sisytbiag that le debris. or embern the anon le pew Illnfrodbika r is Idlghh freenesent _see Wed cest any pert of Inelleyeeenfintion—but against the thoot et the calludrotilli 111S/Hit d aki , Se epeeedo goverment .1 It the sehnxesey en well advised, they modiste the feloi ni tift whit is to near en thin. Ira mow win their Their iya a rywreennni ihdr ben berded few. le b nos% nil non tar musk Ito 0=:1 Orkpilleld arirtw hint The isterriee of err in had tre EMI endre WI, end whined then melts will wti r oreenellis ftr i. And ie not the rile sr dr glob el Beollik ktetlf t:lreon that when tho erergeno of a gm{ of the mar Ye win a egliendid re4 ri t mud ski ie framelistddr rind r toe pad At Ind And be the Puede of the crews. Lot the crown be added with the "height Jewel" an , of omen/ wary its subjects nen nose who in the lest kbe.--Istertioy Soria% Comm., nr Pwrozzio—The Issiitr sow do at MO' Oimullise see le Ulm eat a papeet ear lie slim al. Y. as atiliele. awl la elan el kw. Lta swelaleri rre maiwe rale: , widen with la wake et ad well to onoolnoo. a MANCHESTER.—FRTDAT. at No betting ; the Ibllowing quotation' are given from : TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 4 to I asst Clydesdale 7 to 1 Brother to Marchioness 10 to 1 Any other DERBY. 11 to 1 apt Clydesdale 100 to 7 Tolopholite 18 to 1 Bedbury 20 to 1 Kelpie 20 to 1 Ditto 40 to 1 Grand Secret BIRMINGHAM MEMORIAL TO Ella H. HAVELOCK. —A prelimizon7 meeting was held yeaterday at Birmthgltato, the mayor prodding, at which it wee armed that a paha meeting of the Inhabitants should= convened to con sider la what manner the town may beet "express its ad mired= of the character and =vier of the late General Havelock, and do homier to his memory." A committee, laded= Aldermen Lloyd, Hodgson, end Manton, was ap==ted. TUE HAVELOCK FAXILT.—The public have been already informed that the Havelock. are of Danish descent, and wens for awry geneations settled at Great Grimsby in Llnceladdre. Our readers, however, may not be aware that the encient seal of the corporation of that borough been the agars of its Danish founder, Grime, holding in his hands • boy surmounted by a scroll, on which is written the word "Havelock" The Wry runs that "Havelock," or "Hailitok," was the lost child of a None sea king, and was brought up by Grime, and become a valiant warrior under kis rough tutelage. THE LATE LORD RAGLAN.—A memorial window Is about to be placed in Raglan Church, on the tablet of which la the following inscription .—" Five and forty Ser jean= promoted in the Land Transport Corps from all branches of the service for distinguished conduct under Field-Marshal the Lord Raglan, have, aided by their brother odor= placed Oda window to his memory out of gratitude end love." The window has been manufactured by Messrs. Mark Bowden and Co., Bristol. The design consists of a series of tablets, upon which are painted the Somerset and Raglan arms, the dates of the late In= Raglan's birth and death, and of the various battle ha reed tn. The ground work of the window is la WINO MI shim and the above inscription is Axed under the liar lights. THE Ex-Lours Maxab—A meeting of the friends and admirers of the late Lard Moor of London, T. Q. Finals, Req., Alderman, was bii la as City yesa=r i WALlAndasy,M.P.,la thstedr,fla thaparraa of th e propriety of pres a stink= Isselmosial to laM sea tlemaa for his able and devoted discharge of the duties of Wade= during his year of mayoralty, sad sa cra ces i particularly for the support given by himself and his Lady Mayoress to the charities of the metropolis, and awl= nod in bringing to light the commercial kends in the City, end in devising and establishing the India Relief Fund. A ed. mit= of leading gentlemen was appointed to eswry out the rridesign of the meeting, including Mr. J. T. Norris, Mr. James And. Lo a, Mr. Under-Sheriff Parker, Henry Wordsworth, Em., C. W. DMus, Req., end the Rev. T. B. Murray, M.A. We understand that shove 20W. has been already subscribed for the " Flank Testimonial ;" the form width the testimonial will sesame being left for future oonsideration. ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.—We Willed from the not vary delimits statement of en wolesimeical watensporsey that the Dam sad Oltepter ef St. Paul's me stoat to enter setiowely bile the week what les boo sm-eared M West labuster Abbey. NM that the withedral Mil mm mash its hoorah asemblai as bear the ve gs i L r preacitel to its swims ame. The Mimi of says We are ambled to mamma that helium an d of it Paul's An tit etia Med mey etiordy. An he already beim ands to the sideebtril C for Io,ooot. to defray the a:pewee of fitting up and lighting the nave, to which an answer bee been re calved by the chapter, front his Grace the Archbishop of ClaVa i stating that the s l& *ea " ma of 1,0001. is at their dia -1 posolse Weibe Hid MAJESTY'S Tddatid.—The opera appointed he tialmday mat (the Wed het), whoa he ddrd festival in honour of the spyreaddef Ermine of the rgircens Tagaga ßoyal will take ghee, Is La Newasesissis. This =o p r it ork will Wind be moire' aahr droemstemes of an t. l'er the het time Neat neoplasia will seeteia the ewer pepekw °MOM wrn be the reprossatedm illiaal eVehe. Almil lt ilid le it a m= to state that this importeat revival Is wish the acv of her WOO. The Mahe mesa of the OpetaMsa L.a moved as easseselW, thud h Mil he emlisaed Wend the period of the hstivel mehnemoss. la the wish co Mashy, the likk het, the day feed he 1 12 11. 43 rearele" the house Mil be opal foe make opera& pertmessams. mamma, JAIL 16. Orders were this day received by blepe-Oesierel W. H. Bden, the oonnnandent of the prriena r _dined', the following number of officers and mai, Wombs. to the verbs. &Pete, to be held to readiness to embark inunedtetedy for Cactus, Bounkey, sod Lamella% via.:-6 odious sad . T . = MASIIIIMII QWlMnots.—An aadable little toalososoy 10 Wog amid ea In the bred yogis of the nom. ups do spodisa whether • sea , tlras with 3001. a Ter as stud le wan. " A Rem a M irry Ma an dreagpaly advisee =V s ewee to hie dab sat tty a d lin Mat ewe the op above Imems all WNW See tole wiey sumlbeibbly, to boy • Diosihrosil he bre, to sdeerds 10 •Waii7. tiat to Pordswe A Me of pretty r, wed* d what am Mrs. >tiwliaYtw flea b call " Wray gad vistas." To lin reateds • as of smewhot ha onsaiao astute, who bop hen to maw stood diet a elab an, with dab tastes for Ito ile omelet owl tosses of 11/0, sea by so rower .lagarf_. .. 40 .._ CiallTAL PALLCIL.— On SWUM DAT. SDK, sass Mona he moms= Mo nissiik a g na_ „ 4 " 4 a• FRIDAT, JAN. 16. Adadmelese we pephole 688 : will pt Uplink into dad, sad bo oat !lo w a dire, by moss Mats. 179: told thaws. 767. will pow s ad owl theortoorkrdz , um. ad milky ; rad olbssodwr the maw sal Elavertisersent.)--Hou.owsw's OurntiorT L AND Th in kisa . imik al a e gh d i m ; b i d fhe M ast Prue —lacsaaaasa Ono se Mu Loos oc i ronnow Yaasa' MOW is eat mods •iemsfriaro OM idol" . Ida° e kravr ajw".." Then" Wm. 6.1. d tbo•bool li E=s4_ " oth ilm7 Nifbc= wee& r=alisi:Sloererit=o,.......2. or AVIS aos so aid be ram or impeassil asoe saws lair Om ever at gist via were msa's to bar Jolla or Isabriemlibleat as for_f_to ow& ,0 66 .•.0 1 .. N g sus .....m... = ,. e sgris s ti%dersoss.d.. ase wow; tlitilliarig/T11:11170 iarkagelailli".47ol/11. MN *a W A! . Mr" Ossalsolospla 9l4. ; a. aeirar a"* . Boom ; on amia le mime WM 16111111 AMEN NAM ,Teri. To• a iZa • ma' • num. aqL_ . ... L. . MO OdeqUage mo d T d re rortne cams pas Oben etigrtata. mere. , lea aW. - _ n4 77 — ;DlA. :l: A r. ' s 'T nt a '` o s -- ,00 - di th iteTsdisso - e. - 1; - nthoaTth - o Tt o - f - Taiing . for =tan.. ”°== . , a __ • which thw. hoe h. the mum, ....., thett;w3i that ri EsL . I b i n "..4lZ: VALrw2 - 1 ifil lt - -e... ...i........ a= 0n5tzb. 6 „ 1 .,. - Obri-!„iceisr 7 , ''' tu ," We !'" Marshaw is sad ciety rwred . (Hear tha ,ar wa. .) smmaing lt was the di g y ag of in traden s i the ta and ta o a f Os: laurbamr."6- ~ . ~_,. . 1 4b 711 I " r e r iasha rriali g= "L srin ZIT thonesatb :2l22l47 ame s bli ithat to hear the gospel 's' la peeltd isca '''' in n ite 'ta n als° 4 l6l wws, '"D hswever 7irirel , ali:ga ss we plear lsa in ths ylk:rhsa' old inns. tuber sob: = and quiet l.l2 DR. Da JONIII I I I sIimed in commerce, who employed large numbers of young gado= len The Ulm* of yoefewl e ag:- We are in their conduct. Mrs. Bedew le said to have alleged that over-indulgence in drink kills 'may before they have long PATHS. LID HT-DROWN COD LIVER OIL. set foot in India. We have Detre. to watch over thee with • Metal eve. sad Ur° P61°.a ",... 1 ,, ,_. ---- Vulli k a . t° b° tr.tt a iam wlibettt n 40 mbbil 0 0 1100 . 106 that the Dam ma at 1L,,,„..,..,_P au ra her husband ill-aced her whim they were alone, but the roma of knowing, althonelt the It uses '- m u s t tugs were indulging 4 aettattb fn. bona airran Ga.. sma aewasaria b annmaa train la hltakatl la many 4.artori, Utat Ms troop. whe pave - - ' - - titer be"aikk .'""gurdmir' ttw ' Bl9 imultilll " ° V II l i lt =raj seighbours believed him to be • good, kind, husband. • She the dbewi tawwtM is ke .....risk ine noun es the sale* spasaaak app mant l y att i re d i n c a t cn ta a wan i n a frighthila demon- other • extravagance beyond their station and menu, Ms lasi- %Iv , ar llsac pan., to la nubs , by towhee as Jams au las mks* ion mete le the km been complaining that her husband tatuttwl her with not C kw 10,0001. to defray the exposed MHO bang woperly msMed to hint, but it is not known that I Viotti-earns. seen& sesemeni re et s seUri ari Vessrni eraem ba".."--.61. it! C° p: di kal l I° L, that the th" kthade vin g thi gth th ,L isas rolling a a L u d i t . .t e li atnwi t obtained. t. mike rak urY e the " case d of laCertain Rodpath ! w he w wea tha knot is to ha w' : °fth 11.81-=.6.l Ult mias t a s . Anhui arlasima ta tea trjer imak illh°°i tier - -1 17,, . 001 Illibt 6 4l 60 110 • 0 1 bo will* au "awl , hos beau rir" there la any foundation for this, even supposing her state- =arein i.l „ ... .7 .. Pleallam oherti... aarapaaa if oof ._..... , a p00 tb00 ......= . 1 .__,..., of tham_in that mew. - - —Th, lot Roy ,. I : , hos. Why h L a p t i li tihs ttra 2_,__A liyi n at a mat patr ar a gati t ra t a . spai "a lt at t ater tia,..l opium to pa Reansamat. lir par man by the easpler• brat ha Chum the Arahlieholt._°f tto be true. Thomas is understood to have always taken mai. /I•l4batla , premoled; Msalsa Aram. PIA. to bs a - Math( that iho NOM of 1,0001. fa at *air die- We mother's part spinet all the other children, in believing sat article d • ~....,. .... 72 ...............a.m...........-3-,...... u., zim - ••:I3 1 0 r i a nailm o ta a bredib ure prop,n t. and i rj .e. wadi ._ j at the m. bot ß.a ta i n . ■ 1,........i: , w h i gar, " ti „ N a p o l i .. wart,. i hr ighl aro., ner re Ombvia. mosi med . , ra .,...„ , 5 . ± ... m. posal iiii fte t xtrazires mai sigeO ria._The opera appointed Or sceounte of the deceneed • s ill liseito; but it fa Dot "P - -is selelebb " >0 Mr. J. biasia. sae A _r a t j t e l v ; . =4 . 4: et ; Visl%_....._is• INDIA AN D TIER k: NOLI s II ARISTOCRACY. -WO .N. Gram of a W a age 4.41; be imigra, 4no tii=a . have uo trial to SPA splint Ito English arbtoolea/- Tbo7 3001 2 or 4001. a you sal while be Messawn Ile pollee. who hast y biC"" this, at; inim knew w et too th/s hi t s . ut i ipi V iali iii. allia " rs 'i ss ob s L-: . : lliftei w: W an ‘a is t..4_:: ° =.o. eibwa itia r lbe an : m t a 'h a . s i o . o. b. t.,zissturtuon.yin.dhowswohe wee thrmi.), wilin as third feetteul sh in er oll ihat ware he . w y as .. oit ic. bad d terms wi ni th u his i. fattr, ism er th il i;t . rt. tas anb al W. 16 " 0 "R bus thin ifillbrit, the lead exclueive, aid the best mai d a, two . thoug ht it worth while li tit U r y - -- fi Vak irel . , ,116.0.1., fe_10 .... 1111 .. .......14111 .. ...1 gloms Royal win inhe "Pe rniereasha milnil °1 . 1 4 I bin iumel d raligis fp, 15 me himaelf' s weivrresitur about he or " : wtosisissol AUL& ZADDODDi sot oi, . LONDON. w.o, al ikr= • ia bilk "' Nor do w a nid g e *oar ao long se Opdry to where the imme Ma. The trX , rumulo asula a '''"'"••••—••'•" charming work will be Waled miss f3treariamess at Inn He atom twining dissipated. Re has ham • i, the vas el N. was of Di is Jambi ND osistosa ,__a pretoronce in poli syyeleasiale in this Moor and integrity of /Inb a r meiribmsla sati English -- Et. are Casual rILOS 6of HOLIDAT&-Tbe team of 01114, "antr ka . W at . lol% lid atardie• fath" ha araanaii.V i a ai.. lll***67 like aarse et°"d u rae* , theyhighmastalleoerreelthiy ho ih am a bli d ma d a .... tala ma i ai that Caltajklaisilhumil X m i lif==rowg „,,... 4$1=1"1.6 1. 111 ibill. 1: oPmeidenwilijuriugtaitliten" DellaYt Livir db, 11 7 . 1111 1:7Ar a si bi : liallabird A r i , ead ie wi d m i n wa V ieddirsiths o"lrDirgla b, "aksa ' ve .. M"hani°l ,. =. likaii" o be e° , d o : mg roshs 'a ted wzoall : k i to t „, mama,. taetr taaaimesiasab ban, a aterte s z lima sa obituary of wialas_r_lo libs et Iblita: -.-. 11l mils " " al "lisr ' to state that this bipartlint reeve is with the ef He team no& wogigng straosar% os‘ laud for luu• bib, In J Mar, rr saielaa l a laa. *a taali g a pai r j r iar . a daik" ai tee ld efe ... 10441.8714". T r Salskaus ilhiam h=an sul . frt=ba llt 6111166°. re..r . libsPan tilt , ' bat and that baftl itt * =lo sihi /Awed. pd tee Re ew igerw; n. 0. asraw..to b il r 4 eser r et her Majesty. no wham mull of the Lai and papw, that tts nigh! write to the Emperor Nspoleon. la liathr• of Who the waster we ha the Singlet Wan 'sot be salst ° ltholt romans, ,14111 • 4 ' 4 . 0 . roved so saitalat tint il tra he eeeibaell booed the on Thursday, be MEd for "Robinson *WOO, from 10°• "°. th• *ls ""10. 010 1201 rinbewbt_ abosaill Prilaballa .__.___ thlit owl ',_,_.__ lr wbbi gth ill. ezifteN T 6.8 roes lbw/ vill (Hear, M. He thought who air eldest wee le AMY& yt a , sea damsatai ig sal sow Lurie oimmeo. or relli DINIIMIS. Mr Malin( SU ......" 6 .........• laterimacte, so fares it hr and et 11011 lint ai rr .. ,A n maam b m ' N . D oa =m pniod of the had Yet.. la the week beginning ...gat us tame,. Ms is kept locked up a a mil, and to on Monday, the iste the lay axed for the royal watched. Mrs„ Reavhsw is oleo watched, but , s placed in one of teem ineentreh eons ma ~,...fth. m.....„‘,...... b.. beet must „.„, ~.. k e .. ii x _____. , prevest Miry thses ins ad err imesetloist to e ttelpst j e li a ll irwomitst, isa, lan lima a A ennacla af Mats rams err Wirglit i A lt a nal* disease iISIIT IWY10•160,--ii iS rjr • l. I.4 star . 6 ., ablirVatia" M ew ' beer.) Aa T asam ia •e 6114 .0 0 Z l! 4"h woks. li.l' • i•eirlat. ma wt. aa . ii .,,,, or ., „ sit shik .....„ be maw ....--, the =a coin or of la mat ..... rrAmr the law t! ' t WM SOS/. =ft:MIME , p er ib iftla e lft ailnliP ' th. I". Via 1. °Pia for regular operatic . T . s. ille Mini a .d 4 a b s ta. f a pilk.. Millek nare lea ezol tadat7SilmTtarsdain her ameitt la ariewse aa ineitation which is based es the pt.'s. left, T y "Ne u thb ass doerolelj aaa rzt. (Hest. - tas lirmsaisasi sto w ..a."." lsis imgilsa So are tee Tai MAMMON lagiggriou.-An satiable little she ' malted pas 4 00 4 60 0111010 0 w hop ale via oHtted pay It aft pretty comfortable " and replied, , ark an as Nan. rime ma i ii. ..., eilloaciois REMEDY for ir ee thth eth, "."‘ " t h i s Q.; ,:gr 6.4°Citiv°l7. hot the natal* of hi th th eth aide opt i th es l / 2 11. grigigi te the r e ill othe d ith ethith th ihir th th e be th Fer " Awss a. lobsf4Mb et d" ma — I ******* Timaa, tyta li tis bill jpipm amlba wbsphar ** in a tha m braaa timpirXi a m or the , tha t+ Pretty ar% isil " ; Mi liiiis Haw lailibi Ito out Wok I Utah." ti. a. mow set tete eon o a r ts hulk Dom li ma 1. 0. sum, Now adtr, ,eta Tar am ithi thi se mew. ‘, A // any Man n a l ly ad i s ne o prpormin t. s / tie adage Wesikaest. The as tittranal. They Tam Mai to dad him peekelha wad befog der , L = 7, bare Ilr. liergrewa•- mg..... tbar m thie l " kl a 6.llll2 be eeee the . e r frilL i te l le4 —V l ee th -th. mi r e bst bth en haabilr th e e eg asme er iu . I= ei r ria " tweed Ole aims sink Ike the moos el salsalom It Ito .. " ,e 7 w owe fa yr . i i t r a r i . , ==.76... w. =cam le gees wp his ogab sod ggs - °wiz tot It= =du ria - 0 boa* la al of two 1 0 0 kr list polesisa aloe that they sold mho bin to at w *woo es ms ahem illaeimrs. appag Si ts lbws* and the woo of lasegiwo. se was isms oWliter, 4 las Manisa r , etth to be Ugoton."' Ma = gil l " a l iap aPP W . ME, sal If Meg withheld it gm Iffm. the=atuelolly a are ,,, e = era • a And, sot tor myth's. that le dalsceive. or owohnes, co i s ir s bin a sk shw a gag beo Yin la la Rho_ .srsay __..... 'my sgammfahr ilimili l lbe as *m ho, e ,w bus, edema... -- bas si - d (brenwir soasiss beat la a Mate cd pitylL eadlismot dam *sem- od he mon dela& Raw lbiallasa Iliawse. of Nut Swag Artlittn• t ° it° .."•° as • lawny, lag pp all m o o if amity wad* ot airer bi t i Le a rwrigr ell u . a T i a lt erovisli tob wi ct . 1: = r a m Eg bz... zzit ,,,,,, zz , „„, a . sta p - ,,:g5r.„,, aim adores at poor seeosibility is the Isubim meat *ea these of Me t Elsem The NW sal harod theeththethel. me in "... theth theetheth N om in wilmo, lath lea . to whet deer Hria mei b - call b Wary ead thae •• ets sweemessomet -or Mara are ass - poet el to o = • h., „__„ dills iceman viseelasd up fg - wleie sight. T___ _HiligagAx p.iii, • ;bowl , p thethem bri&ai utters del epie s lho tas ehm= s o do f th g e ormaili at ivigi t the ••• •thsims •lad o i sl annair wilik ta a tfultl7 qty gbh Issilislisw, km showman spa of sepal& seder lus Mal mil That to sto virtue To him ropeatis •me of eumearbee Y wee coadmiel, tad an Ha *rasa los sessoies Woe, who Up Jesse to oar- et rio, th e th u thethey the well a d e i se i , they sarasal hr hessuriel or =t, in order Hat it might Mod tbat a dab use r with Glair tsetse for the ile- ateedeet Jial , 6 . 1.. =10.1111 .11 . ... 141. /. 1 1. ;=. mulish) the faid ni ttt white lis te be salad fle ..._ _et s it 'W,.. t riall mw , resimusb• Thb isia Z ieg .. Fla DAT. UN. 16. - diludisisas oa will J. IL 1 1 / 1 444. a--;"; tr a MI emini i kd i m m . 1 . 1111 "kg4. 40 coat ea thus. dboallers it • =.!... awl, ,wiesas. noir liaaripann sal om swain , adrebil rotas; Ens. Yee. m r . mi liz Arensia. „ , vi e . of Kiwis. swam dm last W . E LT: orth , JAN . 8.56) 1 , 5 t . 0 -A be y ad ro di ncrazitTe doma lia z mat Lieu ei oeuram aoat„ Imo lai holies of 116 . lan OT a. 11.11. -e a rkei ' Ili . - CRYSTAL PALM. •-• Oil Mune Dn a . 77 M stain . gfwasso seem in; wig abaft% gr id' Tot•lns, 6, ;addle-wheel she sloop, West Cowl sl Africa win PI lido Mt, affidl .., Ir a .laser lbs ma of lbs alma New. ir eli epem.. ',IQ: . irete foie boil Inn le Am le must NM awe a mid Mho abase , . Mill the di= of the isaild• sham willPolt ebutP - _. ~..._,_lttaluld ....MI ... [Advertisentent-I-HoLLowit's OINIIIIOf7,AND 14mteal the Ma& 11.1.1=ornat oat are ............ebas of essebas all* thaa raw" 110 •• a Ihma BMW ad kiwi. = la w i u dellututil * GA calf • aft et Haab' le Ike male Kidehicanta JJ . Hawkins and W. H. filteo_ to th o Cu' gait ; fl.... 111••••• - " Nu r th i a - th. th i s:: Posn-Iscsastria cuss 4 lb" Lam airsZo Tato , iserkal. Outsbaln be iballabit as oweaW" . 7.7 1 = 1. 11.1. " 101 ' The saarmise of ffr oho Dr Mad kis eateher th• elImohol• aces, 3,1 steam-frigate, at Portsmouth, T. H. Irma lasso look ea boa t swaom-Jost ow. moot twm, . al MAN ill Ilia Mee Make. age bin.' us IA& W on t 14.=• ... , 1 , 1 n v= „..... .... .. wig ewer noiana .... pr. lei& ea whined there nada elle wlll be asseteellit fa end A. T. Pooled to the Cambrian, 40, at Cowart*. a. waist. law saw 4s.ald et Nam ae so st la sawaisa n 1. a era Ilia wear. And it le apt th• nit the epleit se lbsplifit boa- • nes ars lllEPallkuj aied " that tbszNginer. se Ms wsowas Rat s arm ma lb ea Ilis Yea We OMB asba -- CHATHAM, JAN. 16. a ths cdss•ge • dub 0 . 11 sa rtanal Mia. au tot ird gr- - lbw. said 111. Ababa. orbs Ma. setae eine it anima. 'has what 'be eeimpeh r s d • gen et Me sago bee Comm . , nee Pwrozze.•-'lll, Ileelitr et Me' _ semi le of tr . aw. sem a " l osok owe eh It ow n : gm = Ina a guild see* flog aril ski be isaisaists Iy Wed Commode era slog le Wag eat • most ewes delbego Orden wire this day received by Mullur - Otulutul IitIMB mu le ra . eau x .. • ogee .4 _kw b, ap too gad he eele, ad Aka ie the imam et the Mete tithe law •11 Ms ail el . ... a ne w I la Dams- W. R. Erlea, th• cecam " aint °f th° airwe l tils tits .de Wise Illswe to bur ligriaa m 111 : sr th ethith eeth e "ver alvdarilleills. ith e dab : i gis "willa. leatalf= l" raal/21141 ,: th th,th w ts 911 ' ;a. toalw aliril : ems: 82: NT -.........in mow -- li6l i e boft ip p ataaa : id ka t: t r aw ..7 lll bet aorta Let the mows be Waded with the "fright jewel " elm of Hots •a pt fa goal la ppa. following number of °Maws and men, .i ae l es t sow% e. It eV `°•"; • ask &weer.% • i • • ;Q r; ,et ooladee mug it. sehjeete luee those who In the Pest arses with te verb et ere -,..zre. will to tor ration. dapo t a. to be held tn readings' to embark immediately to Ate ~r . 3 eada b e i m a m "*. ta .. isms. i bows. samiesssows. us ki elPi - ao h r i. r ` brim ' wear tiro esemmate% for Csicatet, Bombay, and Lamed's% TM ;--6 odious sad wheel he alb - . sums ss. i I - i 1111111 M K;AL GALLIUM ot ILLUSTRATION.— irtizorwien ow ins P. w aas DR. KA ci le . 4'B MUSR'UId wad ihs GALLERY ot rqleirAnthilmmidisZelea, reaza r .. ...Aiww ; laileres Dr a laa. at 2 laz 1181P ' "14 31.221L a Si juilll. B"l" :g4nrg a WO .. s ik r, -. ci A— . ... Iler44V .01 t i mi livii s tss saw *Wiz rmi . " U mm rPea tr iL neisrafroga 61 / 1 1.1. s PR 0 888 0 R WM/ALBA FRIEELL, I. !Win Walk Nyman W t siAmf: sad 112;pme iffak. riTnat alg al . ;ZMAt i tiaGlO, .vm-riabl ll id tkil: L'Or ftre VIM. Old Oni l ONIMMANabiU wand se jamildl ai n a gi atiMINON. R. CALDWELL% BECOND BUBSCRIP nos NALL ma lits_ limo IVOIIIIIDAY. Jo& SCRIP at oak. to Is lot iilho Wooraolo owl 14. 0. Doody' to co molt ma ro p amlier r ottorwomoo r t y: b l o. relar . RE= olookilw az : st ATOTICB to INVENTORB.—OPPICI far ammo L/ -W il l i Woira v elii i r cl oitie 4 ATlVV2 o l r2: c E W hiff =l=rlMll l l. l • I 11 4 1 or ir a rlels ;Tail tom &ism - - in ...... m.. THE DAILY M UM M ts S, and all the 4 1 41. 42111DN SW OP•PUI la lowa. =4 kik orb it ea VON ••koks. Was=ADVREMIOIR • lit kr Jr% or iekria. M. • NJ sr 405 C Ilmonage, laskrin. 011141111.211. O. Ti• DAILY IWO is de l i siaredMairke et 29 L pm gestic isrmalsk g i erum ECM'S DRESSING CASES sad TRA- Jamacia—u2. Berrnbrer ar k laabar4 err reel iipil ler wer i a= ler rd robe err keel rib OM der ; re brat red la et prim , web err roe err re be ape rre. WO rd an verily le :Xl: a MOMS et err . Berra( See re welt diary tolft : Mg M. orb : bee rel errs end Is. WWI j the eemeleLlbrambe err. reser neer be. tar lour im 700111 eiblibbrede bre bees ee keg trod. 11AVDIVIS CANDLES, 1 4... and 7d. per lb. ; .n.." Sr bra ma sr rum Is ; lerisrasSi ti b. Id.; pare sr Is as • bat spar b. ; vs; Is. • Misr It a Lahr. Ir. ; spw ars yst . ll . l N.; Negrs. b& ii.e. : SU ; Ors • 111 =411- let _- ; 44 .: =itils: lii. ; oradi:s. "'ad Slis. or or- ow ' lls. ; . Is St sr prist; sorra lit. la ; ribs wrier . Is. N. ; lassr.le. M.; ryas b. • arr. ftft irk at M. P. DATUM sad SOWS di arrisi wan hers.lll. O. llsslbreirs. Cbrbrawis Ursa. V.O. I (ZAB.—OASPIMRB In ORMOLU, Glass, ar uriler.,t VlStrrrd.brl ge mdwiJlß=26.:4 isoroboor. otomig, rilvond O 1•11.445 i. rel IS; aisii Larks : Naki. Waken. awl Qr. Jae {WAWA pin b. el. bond la dote. erne Mks, HE LONDON PULPIT. By Lune Elmo t s t ; Omen • i pilL aws. . Tea Oambe. pr. W. lhotos, lama Oredloal mama. BUY. Dr. elk ea W. Toesis. UT.llltri. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 16, 1858. BUILIIIII A public meeting in aid of the Surrey Society for the Employment and &tornados of Discharged Prisoner% wee held last night at the Sesakine-houae, Kingston-am name. Led Joie/ Rt se ELL ptesidsd, supported by Lord St. Lecearda, Mr. Pessayn, the chairman of the Surrey Quarter Sessions the Rev. H. P. biesecat, the vicar of Kingston, itc. Tie Rev. H. J. HATCH, the secretary, read a report, of which the Mowing Is an abstract "This was formed in 1824, for the purpose of ae rating primers, espeolally the young, on their die obit. Jana;the ir sea al stew kiwifruits= ere rserlia • is ke errerl - prisoners who lave by tie gems bees MGM kcal regere, degraded star, and are now living heasedy eta respectably. It seeks to ernaplieh its mid— by rerring i Lleor a rie to their parents, rem" or resters , tes Piall 4 doers, took ishi rkr, to Ark ; The sauna subeselgehre see yel }ads • , =t a le kendelik The kaki sleek Imbue ea sold oat being 1865, 1868, and 1867 grasasaa. have been flNnesb awl reluctantly avowald he grew sanding ores le gielens exert as versales sew lbw racy appllonnts have bean unavoidably thrown trek ark own ereusess. The following have bun lle* Yana during the yew 1867 —Prisoners oa Air =lllll4 . l6 , 24trimese eer pike rat -ma il ac 83 ; provi tub ar ded id& emp s l i oT neat, ; supplied with too ts and clothing, 26; pa n with temporary . ta, i i ß r iad with Dna grants be money,' 553 ; with Prayer-books, and err 63 ; applied kir but esied want of funds, 89." In the coarse oi reed Lied J. Rtes= observed There is one oar ceridentlea I would submit to those who are nos arms& be eh n ek az gtial maw than those are who unsay under the of the criminal kw. We are all, doh awl peer, of the same weld, of the cams leek and bird, dale Halls be the terphilcas and these era prism der w ha beZr (Row, i ssr " .r VI k a gnat dalmace upper to the bilk, whisk in tab weer mats upon the eta mad upon the peer. (Her, kr.) In many cases the cress of rich ma yield in thine rierions which vice elks, fall into bare be areagere and drelpation, end twee fawns sushi_tongigy. la their war sir c' aV= sera Kees fitt rare tars trees the are quencen, or et the rest they ken reek be rise a sheet ccalhemert, wlrmal bag raged Ie ar peersiens el the arra law. The resegrrees are very illikent terror who rim Is the poem alarm of seeker whew ary yield to ends b tergritior. (Ham) It a per INN ftWirie Ia drink or hob a Eh of ralarey, he Carr MAN away hoes wi▪ l t Imams or yea - up Ares with ruiner% he likir tart him, and he bee name be a el the law takes shirr by ire et and air width the pro. perry of enether, end heirre at ere sr amble to the cri minal law. He is 8... ajwy, couvictad, and con demned to impelsesmai as a Bar (Heer.) But if those who has to raider tree alder would reflect, it might oar to the led ark own radon in life been W here her whet I sane arenpe the., who were amity crinscer with and re deer to them, bat who have contracted they wen unable to meet, might have beg .de the kerb= of the orimuir law.(Heir, he ir. Is ast fist the labouring classes, the parr elesese, ene weene—not thet have worse prim red sere • ova Adler the. the that they have ao other user at heat is the. evil passions than by the kw_ thrt arm berm In se much larger a sabred to minimal law, sutler the be ideoresd, sad VIM& marked for so loop eller the pedal Asa al disk rintansent has ex e pked as perms ao trodplod. (Chews.) This Is a rellesder, think, tal es g be te rinse tree who have the seem to come to the moor of the die charged prisoner. (Hear, hear.) • - - LOrd Br. LaOttliDa • moved the adoption of the re-' port. After observing that the object of the society and the opportunity the meeting afforded him of meeting —upon • ground on which they could cordially noble lord for whom he entertained so M l h e 7i -s etepect, but from whom it had been so often :his fate to differ, most be his ennuis for again appearing at • public meeting a ft er having staled at the Ragged - School mostinffi held in that town, that that wan the last he should swan, he said that he considered this institution followed fairly oat of the ragged schoola movement, because while that weight by taking the children out of the ninon to mvela erne, this endeavoured, when crime had been weer . Se draw beck the ovirotnal to basset commas. Re anion the tatting off in the number of juvenile criminals vey indite the ragged seem& rather than to the telmeekeles, Ws the Wad* that prevention was batter thea cure ; though no ant both wattributed to aeon vice la its progress Pathan thwe wan ore onion so diffi cult to solos as wire aloha be dos with our criminal pulation. It VW • Valte n ria to Put them in prison po , and It woo angle flock le hint punish ment—bat how to nen the wined to eircesty after the t had bemoaned wain, pre difikulty. (Meer) we looted at the dont onno sein,--put as their crimes bad been, and great es he bun then hyper* to the goes. laity of nes In been den* nth mmiensei, is ado is secure the ticheeddesoo—yel when he inn that the whole ohms of Owe ethane wee tamed eat Ong aseift as hobs esnasted Soren wail, an theta in is an for thineelese, thin atas coda he ei d ahe be nestling the system. He soweenmat was very mash to bine he the manse la which they discharged then men—ia Lep aniters, with out oonaidsring how they mare te Eve--onesnies too la the middle of Osier, whoa the damn far labour is scares, sad who ova the hoot nohow dads it difficult to an employment. He bad emu at the approach of when aambe, d Ores ma—tothe had been convicted of the mot V r elihmlim—lossol eat of pima lima they I odd net sea ouballag. sad thus, la alder to live, based he eon Me mime, and become the pots of sesisty. Whoa eras Gilboa no was turned out, if lie was without woo hie are wee bons& But they owns& Om with • arida d wow, sad then having& taw plasm is hle pease,' end lobo been ionaded keen the ' void be tote yes, it a n li d t g. a =it bet idea vas to p to hie he ... r..-41, If an hod bat two omen open to him. If ha y want back to him kink —lln he fall la with his obi sessalatee and his old Inuntioe. en the other bead, be evolved to begin • now ne, thee he was oiled emonse with a lio. (liew, hwer.) He not Henn hie assaa, tell lio as to where le on from, and whaled boa hie esseptioni Than wee me help for it, for that he had just come beta and had ban sonwho pardinot for • criminal o a , bswould not he tolerated by the workmen mango Own he awold employment. (Ent hare.) After much comilleatime, looking at per by which the gun= no be nt, be had came to the semeneks that lemportetios was the Daly safety either far the sin or the alma Oman Meer.) Il they could not have that, they ought to leo MINN public works when this pool= of the population might In Woo sad employment, out of then prison and any for the loop lotion and contamination of Wiz forme restistes sem tll they could be again absorbed no odd, an Red the stns of bond Moor. The faint to which one owned sonnept these who were employed by who▪ l e sol traders, sad the mentor In nal parsons woe ne raspeceable were in the habit al alandeg the goods of tradoemen without a thought of paying be them peeved that there was something wrong in the slats et se easy. (Hear, hoar.) It was the duty of traders ad them mood to comineros, who employed large manes et yaw r ap OW MOM t*, to watch savvy over th were em MOB HA • er ether sztravosasee beyond their nil mesas, to make Inquiry and saccrtain how the funds wee obtained. Take the case of Redpath ; he was known to have beau for a long time livin at • mow exteavegant rats. Why, at Pails be an article of vane, a beautiful ivory carving, Louis Napoleon wished it but could net buy boom the prlos was too high. Tat his employers, who ken this, sad bow also that ha et was spi Vi le aosiviag Ma or 4001. • year salary while he was thou sands, never sds, thought it worth while le say inquiry ea to who, the massy mem ben. The Imam dad Isigrifiy Saida marants end English bane don bisk on the world, bet to maintain that ehemelsr they mot at es 4, be boon themselves, setting en oomph el hamar sad Noiy to these who are depen dent upon than but sse that that sample was followed. When the moon was ba the servant wadi not be eon. (Hair, ben) Ha thought who their oldest was 6o diminish and provost arlaw, them woe not aleigather Impertinent obewvatioaa (Hear, hasp .) Any mons j U onlilooloy to slop the of nose was mg Is that ewes this ese (Hoar ) : If they made no provides br ile tt in Jminar=tho tarsal I him out ei pelmet, is lend be Oen don& le snot him. They woe ban to non him prelsotien spin ling brood no ono again far the seem of eubebilease. It was by that prolestisa alone that Obey could Yoko him to natty, an Elko withheld i ben him, though asnaally Wirt his hoes, they in last hot him In nein more Ora them el thieibes. The noble end leaned lead esadeded wi th • eulogy open as nidantion, the nein sissaa Is it was lendesist, sad an aeon son for Wooed to wrier that it might les man to Wend its opaeeleas The Rs,. Hr. bloom Vicar of Knotea, seceded the Ewen ; which was carried. Semil abor Memti wen the dims al So bias. =4llilhousi; sAmr yobd OWN le Gls =We wasilag eiralieL NA PAL AND ILMITABY TER VICTORIA CROSS AND TII4 INDIAN ARMY. (no: Lurr wiein's aAsurri.) WhB-OMM, Ime. 15. The Queen has been graciously ploamed to signify bar Wilma* ito confer the decoration dam Victoria Cross on the itnneanoae °Moen and mss of her Idejeele sem who law ban recommended to her llajesty lor that deerelies, la emetedeace with the rules Lid down to hee m.- N0y.......td ah. 29th of January, 18 en wane el este a e heevey pelented by them in Wia, as retarded their seend soroso—via itse_ ret.—ldentenent Joseph P. 11. Crowe, now seaEsestect. For being the fine to eater the se Heenudess Choate*, the entrenched village to heater the Or Ye con the 12th of ekasmet.—(Tde m tik Hairy Havelock to in India, dated Cavupore, 18th Asszl i llef.) Lienteasat Henry Nimthensa Havelock saw 18t h Reitman. "1s tie cambia at OWE, Raw is wee my Akke-de-earap. The E l: V athod be s z nd onteh . Th lrder whak ertal e llee, inh t n r iry ote Mses u l e down to Sue, whoa, yeradobs that the wag lid t out do ha ramrvef gim; iti-poonder, end we sallying mead* I mad up the regimese to des and adtmli Without ether end from me, Liseasesne of in frontal the centre al irmide of the gnu. Meier Belding, Meta= 17 4 wis to frol te ct eu m° 4:ll = 6 : gimlet at a hill peek on hit hem The gut Mit old the Imp ewe vtida e Ace dideace, wh di rg: ared pow la wee the eA led by the hsatenent, who etal ewe delft en dr • smode until It was nem- Wed by • rusk of the 64th. —Mitred of a telegram from the bee Melar-Chaerel Btr Hoary Havelock to the Can mender-in-Cledelt in Inas. deed Cm/2pm, August 18th, 1867.) 9th . Leincers.—PrivedeThemes Hancock end John Purcell. "Tbame, I eel be/1y $s my, were saved, but a waggon of HiSsellselt's leafy vas blown up. I must not fit to Inm an the seedling mild* el a sower of the 4th Irregular Cad, sed two MUM el the 9th Lacers, Privates Thomas Neeseek east John Purcell, who, when my horse was shot dew; semiell by MO thrashed. One of these men end the ewer a4wl me their buses, and I was dragged as NOV•Ief bens. Private Hama was sevw end Piked Pamirs Imes wee killed underlits. The dads neins to Raopar Ihre."—(Bdact of a letter from Bristlier J. H. Great , C. 8., Commending Cavalry Brigade of tae Field Force, to the Deputy-Assistant-Adju tant- fieneral of Divides. Dated Camp, Delhi, Jens ,• 1967.) (PROW LAST MET'S inzarrm) 'ABA/LICE, PALL.WALL. JAL 11. BIIVIT. BreabOderi John brine Wheat leas. Mt loot. to be lige- Owed In tbe way. WA It•OPFICS. PALIALALL. JAN. I& Ltd of We fleade-Olitere Lobed, pet, to be Neat I' 1m11214 lobes PA John Iva L A eel leo retina It 1 , 1 1.18. 1. New , gat, to a erne. vie. Mk 12: Oeinee gent. to be carnets without us oh ?beer Ortetwel sman Colller . . m eem: . , to to bi b o e .d. oorae by X en I :MiXklete b einta 17li m : b' ftirriL. le be imeett. te ... izeeer. " l=ea lebe ' "1161 ° MO ad axel...c=t; : New Aar l Oat. is be leelie. by eve ale et Pleier=el6 'maw by rel e a' M AAA skalreer=el b us z i r m raa= be epees Wei °wi lted et ble sem* Welfteee Lab see wal vlee ' Mee w e re Nib deer. W. bee Mee ellikedallek , aIM a ka el .....k I.' Lge „„ ~ ._ .4 7,. . sip_ • nili lle V " mieelo . 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Is ementeei to We f &M.O. be be nem by mew lee letee lbe7 . X;e vasw eeelementer, via a rr e L it. lee wee • Lleemene W. ilearteen, W il Siere. bei=anu ri taor ;See • vie leeeee; Fetieletten W ' le he perdu" Otreeebiesi W. B. r reveilbir4el i tr e=nit. to be Man t le II re re. vie tO .I"u rtemeameneer s ell:M ella ,;___ oel: Pli t ii i • I"6" 7 ". lllirtet r Jame a.m.. la nerelee le Ai gamey. names, let: IlteeembWatel i at In ease AIM 114z4a. view& pmt eke IL IL . In es T fe~i ►ab- be be Melee mem ■Alp with. " . 6 .. - 7:x hen Pet • IL IC giro iIo e m usa e e etiit lii tat bone Nene ; Neel ' ale g Mee Itsaarty. esa. "lb eluae resl- .•16=6. Is tolho rm liZer .1 % Ir . welei vizeo lbeeb= Is Mel: tq b To be atipai t „ • " . t. lamas lam het; . ...teelo-lArelesit .... t . l2 ...... eitele a ellbestet I b.t tstolit * llMlO•A . : l a had Yee -.Mee be be eels. by were. ein lass Tbenwee. 94th r Mem Mt= 'to be Ilealketeet, albeit par. 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Howorth (18.56), to be widitiewal Betderiat el etavtos, 6, peddle-wheel stem sloop, West Cos d of Aft* Ode& kidebietwes J. Hawkins aad W. H. Staaa,_to the Ca -01,9•41 3 b NNW steam-frigate, at Portsmouth ; T. H. Lama acid A. T. Powlett to the Quabrias, 40, at Deemer*.