The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-25 00:00:00

A., ..,,_. ..... , . ip .. . SSaUd. - • 4 No. 4.823.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1862. (Stamped, Id. Additional.) [T - - /-1 \ t., u rrA,calliug at Matiras.-The well-1 mite i ASORNING PERFORMANCE of the PANTO- U,r „. , wiiiwal foam...nit, INDIANA, 1,3 le tons, sOaborse ' ILL MIMIL at tbe NUNCIOS'S TURATIEN STILT TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. . ____„,_____ TRX HARTLEY PIT CATASTROPHE. --e- Hornsby who have made themselvee thoroughly ea- that has since caused co nib quaieted with the moat .neemsitoas of the families. bruised and wounded pir ~„., ' ',:,,i here the Vic; ous Loudon. Duets onthe Ihis March, . 310NDAY at fir. o'clock. Chilren balf.pgios. WETTING. Numerous instances of a harrowing description might be Man, and from whom •,,,..ij.g,, paneweos at sod tfaving Oravesond ou the ltdh. j ToN AND 1113 CAT : The Cat, Moter John Hals In whack (agersa's rstsoluats.) (nom 001 owes COMNIPONDINT.) Oven, but after visiting two or three destitute families, O Sharp, the yr iu-is. - ni.,:ork-,.st stop, I.fil:t es premly far the ladle trade. Ine 'he will display his graceful Nights uncle Nevem, II Is logsagt in company with Mr. Hornsby, a fait idea of the nature of PrEmitive moth, b.ntior, maty rebut hse entoemaccesemodattee toreomb. pm sn/1 °l° "'"'s ss "l''''""'i "1"9" 999 • dinn99l9l. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE L Leicester- MUNICH, JAN. 24. The village presents a truly melancholy spectacle, I Row. - ' . li be ti ued at listens/a of lb maim Irf toe the on if ow, we n ture. -SPRCIAL ANNOUNCIMENT.-Tbe Proprieter band and son. Her mother-m.lam, an old woman limit up of is'' 14/''''s l'a"albus '''llars n'asni."l" heimnilin to ol this hateletabineet bags to state tma the performanceswho has been recently confined, has_ lost her_hos- Two eons of Prince Luitpold of Bavaria will • speoteole each as hue never been witnemed in the north m tad, wed teketeettes cie the ewientity os teem hi ~ Ow ...0w..., : 1 h.. iiege. on TULIDAY EVENING nod, the tech instant, will be for Ws I country before, as only 25 of Its population are left alive hy Monday morning, bat she was thee iniMnformed that all &awe. It 5ta,„4..., .:,:....) lone,hare 110 XX week for Athens. 1.,. Is n 1 741 tuna. Odds Tee Was, BENEFIT of She WIDOWS and ORPHANS of those who bare' Queen of the south. .7.711 bola 0111011a7M Ism died from the teebusebolgacoldent at the HARTLEY COLLIERY. I The eldest of the two princes is deeignated as the the calamity, the Malan Wag women, children, and old were saved. She hastened by train to this place, where suspended Far froM4 es prep rites MUM alba Co.. 14 Doors opeu at 7 o'clock. Leotard at hall.put 9. -Admitsion IM " heir presumptive to the throne of Greece. people. Every home implore • house of mourning ; the the ea Pof bUisful ho was &abed farm her UPI..• .when she spy I weeps, which are seat sad clean, with an eight-day clock, ; lb"' That 'berths addrateedWart,..keLliererheyteePleethareviee..n: ii7Morib, rweemmtetsees.aw. : hilted Meal Mid MIL Les tiontL ILC.: se el be Meese( Me Clesilloni Ss /Mc LC.; oboes sam INdbodhlis*Soll rr HI Proprietors of the LONDON. PAVILION THE PRIVATEER SUMTER. and their double cheat of &men, have the blinds down. twit wastiets wt t, ;aim and heartrending berets thy =mama is Ohs slake aloud be swift take the sertisst opportunity of RLrf l, RN IND their sincere GENOA, JAN. 24. Most of the inmates have relations, some' of whom ,or grit. Three families, used Oliver, li •in tee 1= el/. SICMARD lIIIIIW. TerwelorT. TUANK3 to Met Mods and the pabUc for the very handsome have came • considerable diatanoe, staying with have het 'eves se their inembeng_asoilim , lasi balk and Diadem ohligglogOompier fialholb monger In which_ Akey supported them on the occasion It is stated that the Sumter has been seen in them tad smiting. them in their trouble. The ! Liddell, ill IRO. I/ bagelliVed... 411_1no settled Na s. etissiseeto. LC. a their NUT lIINITIT and in consequence of the brilliant i here his deprived of *wry Member, and moms NUT" allabledmog of the novelties produced, they will Genoese waters, a few 16%110601r the port. kind rootage sent down by ;her Majesty to the poor the widows amt iamb us Isis &swat,. awes was . HI keli BALL MONTHLY surrßsuer{ b.,....5id ..a..Triatirso II PAVILION. _ _ _ ..._ - widows bee armed a thrill of deep interest through Om I furniture. But theinstsaree are innainerahle t imarnel" 1• . CLIPTLIDI tom LONDON Direct it ll.llbOrelbelanit• tep blabs HoineekeL Adis, whole and le MR. YANCEY'. whole comity of Northumberland. To-day a meeting la , home isanicsithed by this the most welling dieter I, - being held at Newreatle to open a fund for the permanent . meek le the coats DMM. Het Mei. Tswana To rem PhANCING ACADEMY, 36, Alders treet.i .j, Taa . swourAx. wax, ,okiniii wenetec. .„ A long letter from this gentleman appears in the relief of the bereaved, and • large suns wil3, its expected, . Aeneas Neal .noeislowa's UT :1= ihSsini,......ti; ....... - be contributed is this sad the adjacent counties. During . Lord sod Lady Haetiam, imam of the property erher reantai., - ...... . --- sod Mau. Gentlemen, to. per quarter : . muincation Mr. Yancey says : the night Er. Couleoe's Aaiun have been kept employed 1 otood t, This otoootoi. my. Butte. °MP ' fru' i•••• l.ll. ha* 1" maim is. et er. meter Qinghai. Parties every Wed- I 1 " I regret that there should be a neceseity for " cribbing "up the ebbe oldie sits& Abed 9 &dock thla • 's moots, arrived from Menem Coast fbesesleol Tak „karma, am-ag.,.4g.." aa,.: 1),--Tiaaty pubetnallo gog 6"1187 laid timiugalr. Aelill6B. ed. ' my disc this question of slavery before the more* they bad gel the CUMIN bottles bows to the db. I whines he had bees sent Lord Heating • rear pmemes. awned • world amen repatatko. esdinsatletr4ste 'VA LENT I NE 111.-A Sweetheart for In.- ' public. The opinions of mankind are not to be stredicie, with dress hopes et igissilily ocatlindiat NU the 1 !!7Mld.. 6 717°..67, 7", and witb P°v ter that means to soy extent. mew enweno.ntioa h mwtromeid br ear - V lIIIDNLII NEW VAILNTINWS. to lonioette of rowers despised by any-and there are but few who do not yerd-esna, when it was entfelpeed the a goodness= cf . = ss, &due au reediest exper tome. reswessie inset or to dastralla apex p_mire). or • Sweetheart, ell beautifully Untested and ,nee..- - desire their good opinion. My mission here, however, air would have beta fifteen doter the theft Me lie *cob I fOodi nonnege fast the deepest @rope' J II AIN Li awl co , Lirequortrl Arcata tar the ma us. ...in T. M. MACK Alf and Co., I, Lomieskall-Mfort. 67,r, .....ri- tii,-,,n,,,ED-r,J;17.0, es. soma" "9", Ps h°lW • sad 24 Aka- ill not to oak for as approvalof, noryet to apologia; Inge stades* 'Wog te ham mane& hap' teak- I Mendota d Dutiera ',Wisdom" landss. Lt. let London: sad 1;, boulevard des Italia., fans. / for, the laws of the Confederate States and the lag parties to p does bin the esem, with i s 9•4 as 4•••• was the. l*li 1' e_pinions..l....oi their people-it is simply to obtain a a Akin to mad the Weir - ess -, linehr-Unalt . oil • ig*hr.Cas P" Air ININHOWNY WISEMIOnaa* BMW 'tat T ,ITEDO N CARPET ILL Ebetwaltonel, London' LINI of ?ANENT PHIPS to ,o," WAUGH sod lONIA 2 and 4, GOOMOSITLIMT. IC `'""Xl""1.*14801/10401/ "441wvewwwlw", wh°" 11. Mr" 991149194 9 "hi MIN dg'elstMllit l 7 A tr, I g SLIA.-Ifee MELBOURNE. Port Phillip, Wed_ to lea - .4 i WOO M. tie producers of cotton, tobacco, corn, fell from the abstraction into the bents sd4 dba- of pg. Btrir ▪I1 as 410 allie 11l '.MM.., VAST COMMON '..41/14 lima tqd, nivel stores, and who desire to offer to menu- A qoaatity of gas mime away, and every Mei is Met EA ' aid.. ' she' ~,. :•/,..;... ..Per '. ' . .....:"1 I. l'tf....' " '' a...yr" 11.8".......• ........9m9,419919191/.._„,t91919999.__,,,_991 hmturidg."Etirope the benefits of free trade in the hot as ha Imago ga bank hataadtaaso, same has. ass ; Yens*, emend mei r - -..e .. '-' = agmgag-. gga agaapa-Tgagarg-. -'---.A.1 ga.Taggaar ..-.."-"Daga. peaceful intemhange of those valuable products for asteelained that this fall Leaf kite c"ainigy on theraillegoatilkvedfamilimeed manly r ~.....- bas .4.- - :I.v . I' ""en.... lanes dins. Ist kin. - -- - the woollen, cotton silk, and hardware fabrics of ahatailetaa, hem hi inpreeihle for three 11-7- -,‘,.. . " Mesem. While kept mita, 7rimii im iii. Lamm. bi-iiik let. nosantr. . - woes shaft with sato to life new it then #. Limp owe sit me doe▪ eds me eaSeelld hem eadiest= le Brom& illol aphegmanime farm. epoissematemmtermdribetwie plea IptARLOW'S SELF-AMINO MEAT SCREEN -I.7.ibithil "rigs. In view of that great object, say gay Whisk will of coarse be s their ,q( thaw lebmingliSsW AI verb • hogs Jibes of meet with • mere handful ot mile. discussion of the internal or domestic, laws of the theregne, op batiadglaggLos' ale, al the hits to bald, hi. *Mk A irtiV . . , loaves Mlbees/ ~IIHLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to The Raves le Immure • the Meat to hem.* OHI roomed lo ow/ Confederate States is irrelevant. Our system of day, Carte in .ng 1013/ ad pit, width k• oath-to pert, likely Mooned sit ow. sod ail the Void losS 094949199. labour is our own, injuring no other country, for here 0 mode et neighbouring solSeriek A geeatay It thattliati 9IW 991 a 99619.-1991trlana• InPrYtla wawa., reueset. Pries sr. ir.s. These assoestaa ear* PIDIADICLIIIIA NIA 31,4111, CONITADY Mama eimemeemg lie roams, a, mom,. „,amaialks a sass which no others are responsible to God or to man, d. • • laid I. auto is teadhleekhad •.,,,, Aar 04 ha" tow 11118.11...." in. 817. w eillilinelleairel quamuNum jutARLOWS POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's and about which we will treat with no country.- has' bees ;mu to biias NI Whig anal will betas' howl neere aag gaggagama „„of Oo• POkLY NMI Ultima POD NW 10111. AD delight ;ea toblithile method Of waft rte favourite I am, jr,".„, "W. L YANCE• demi; sad-taffy. Until the deageti 'lre ittmoired frame lentiVitorcr..fse. st. MOW, la peilsettem ?ries ft. la. ii. " 31, Bury-street, London, Jan. 23." KAN lifMowiliCriti. li latl ARLOWSAUTOMA.TON CINDER SIFTER, **shift, howevet, nothing ash be done. There we fewer co. art or N YONS., Widosidep nit. u.periwig at t 144 ph today thin ch aay firmer day idea the i And every llMasslosW JA.JI the Homenekt e friesid, warranted to save sae ton of _ - - calla MM. ma II phloem asemillog la MS liellall. wwillla law". Mei II& 96. Mill la* 2° *I") MR. BA ITER, N.P.,_ON THE AMERICAN cgtAlatoPb*:- 110070416. googols matey and'enlitir: • editien. rerwerdimsioge. a ware. mismainolpieviiimil MARLOW% PATENT CASK STAND. No e 115571011. . giMaxe, *IIDAT *MET. .._...*** rlasseer,_.__"l °lns" ...._„nan lbs_e_Wsstasn.m.,."am_.,_,.„l*°k°s 1 A 3 wren or oboist distarbed IVIXt WM repay Its -- Al. 20,eloglk this afternoon_the whole of the Infos 1. =1: rialrAra, Ti,-- •-• • Ml~eeeLTr- -.777;;;; MMus tail la • wash. Mee es. awl Mr. Baxter_ , M.P. for Montrose, in the course halm wow Ive, yard o. ad de the dyft...., AVID sad uscsr. w. KIM nay. W'S ant-scrum SYPHON TAP. n a speech delivand et the Gt•ocse Benevolent Society the „gm& ittl. thm„;WiLAtuhe discharged de, BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL luaLowele}3eArervaid. aserrea:2o7' l° 48:117-64 beiTZik.l6:ll...Tl a.= in DfaaNs="B",_. niisit atisZtvelalstaa" tut drove the mairio beak no CU the shaft 34 (la MAIL STEAM SUI PS, appointed by the Admiralty le cued gas Wt wean,. anindene fin an ami, ,au mama en, to tell us that Mis pieties al free treat mom • high pen- wards from the yard Vat this Nom M tem= *YU" " 'f• said Nsw SW". sad n•lwil.l LIVILIL. illamlssea bilailiaSS. vipIiVIRIII MAIL nmeashed ism Motive tariff 1, sod Ism always been, a -bone of costes- suspended oteauttous for •as hour te end ppm sod "two its. wiii, liberty to call at Halifax, or other =to bud rut unt.e moils, g00d.., and lossmiNero The inavizips maim CANDLig, in. 4d. and other causes al diffusor, ham helped to Wag mitten to °pesos aam %woes ssa as* sad a, e Alps calling et Haltbst to laud and receive wseugen AJf :s.eezr Ut ; doe DENY words. lid. : and Mr Mapeo i maile The followtog or abet roots are is. e‘ ; u a ; Goma war. u. et eas..". itrberrettectenins niablow ; hetrotudebumverYth.tthethrodussealooderiget theniaLrod main usdog ts the ow.. fumes. 999919" d i* 1." Dom LiVill"*4 aging " Cork k""4" Q. r .....war i.: en., en.. wet the Md. (Andean.) Aad I would ii-onssee the people of this WIN lows 1444 yard assn th we th• era : A3IA. for NEW YORK, Saturday. ND. I. 1 ._____. wstente_, kg,„...__V•bmw_.. • Imola _....6,_* weP•wei.....,_•14.; ail" maser, --howeveratesperated by the Isaisege of New York agg, ges yugglig new ell was, Ilr CANADA, for WeertiN, Saturday, Tab. • ;'''''""°,.. ad '...""'""•••••,.....4&"14..5aw5n_w5"'; .7"'„%srnaheL.n. stoke sad their ; however inclined, out of a feeling mg, spy him km, Now, • ARABIA, tio NEW YORK, Saturday. Feb. IS. " -.- -nanCL --; fli-i-0.;.' .-Ln, wag- a salbral . to take the weaker aide; however ant Haven. to be **or. 10. 111. Poe ; arn Mews b:als= anr,fyr: and ra oiriptuktt.Ns. 'La.& grataaa. erhamor,_ls. ed.; hemegoa. ed. ; ghreenaa =oh ad,uumis par diesathaled with efi.__ soldiership of the Federal _army, or the dawn .usemesa• ttalaaaii- -di 2121.646*./Sas Neipew * Mow leap, lachnUng steward's fee sod ponder. hot her-ese emelielLwli,wAVlES aadIIONV mow miewures el the Federal pal ne-I woad not have A Maces whole air bison s.-To Usual end lkstroo, chid = how* et ili. onto% Chilbalailm.laßkias W,C- then eeselaelt ens ea. two considerations ehlob, amid the should he ea dudes a ter ID; second abb. LIG. Te New York, cant eaten, SO : smiting ineidsets of conflict, are apt to be funiottea. The go wpm/ imam .10. sawn, IA misfit le Menu, hoitse. ma New Tee. de Es! 'VALUES of offizi.-WATMISBTON and last-sad ewe to nay nand the foremost-II MIA this .... owspubsis *llk sad II for ern Pilmilli-lkliO___to sr 1L it 011 • 111100 DEN, Ix the iatiomalloli of the end their loathers eoafedinoy is the child of treetes-that 17". grooSouslosallo f * smsso. *e ss. 45 7 ~.moan lhiblimbrj M make the delleoleg 11411111111101nast ell- ili, scheme wee hatched by men who, at the gees .ed se eg rad ;G. sea J. ri. . amrdlag the V "EV towed 691 tine int.- deer% were boning odious ender sad were la no Par The id M. Dethear IT. 787 C. Ibilver, bsewir; ale D. sad C. waver. 11, dam jai de redo :Tao *MU erla le alto preterited by ~, _;._, u.,...._ _.... tad who made aia at sasseassaslow Witoralreek iheeporral. the wide ilimasetes of lomeitiage ea Mb edge& Geld Ming wi• •••••• .'••••• Irlirevemiwa divided late Ii Mai aft ameba it follows that geld od positiqa and indium* basely to betray their trust. mica , toe icy A M. wale dam, Is la reaste..o 3 se • swab .. SI II 10 asey boa didereeos of *Moe as to their riOt to schemes ur I.STEAM to BREMEN, from London.-The worth ..44 `lid 17 carats.. S 0 I $ iamb .. I la 4 • of the union mitt 2 bemuse their piny, wkilit North Inman Lloyd'. anew:ewer steamer SCH WAN will heW ow masa &mewled Imo ilunelytkowa on Wedoesday Evening, Jan. ISt tt ........ ,1 5 inti, csestessists:: 19 1.: p =•• ! t .11/. beta too loos dominants bees WAY beaten in • sir' rine. LI and Li. •••""'"•• • " •• 1 •• tried geleetMn ; bat there ma be woe among well-repo Rtili Nottos.-Ilis Railway between Bremen end bremerheren Is initeecarals.4ll/11111,1 se resist.. 11 98 111. :=9.119/.•: : ill 9 laced maw". to their wady* to emmele eating igg.w.-----.' paid= e sow opal for trunk. ueoesereweyad at moderate rates. 800 sa ...is.. s.. s I, one.. , a isi .8 .. •so ,11 the Aii ,adar which they ...1. ---ii••• rt let u. in. micas p m"ha"b Wan ales .ala "t'sulhet' this "41W "nlist a r"flurahle 20 cants.. dg 1. it terms.. 1 u 1 *edam .. • 7 1 ono with the Idea that the South is more friendly to Eng "Wmtußll: far I,`'" f''' *sari)/ all puts '-'t "small 9191 e Is area.. a T I IS elf sto ~ Idi el Ism* ..1 a it biod than the North. My personal ezpsitrame is that the re.. Ins/ Dee other portiere pate me cloned by Ice. lawlemitowd Illailioiitle-mi. Vomol•Polloemiteeelm9••• vine is mazer the truth. The GSM= and Irish mobs in pier r'r freight, rm.'. 44- ffl" "chaA" Univema °el"' =ant a "I"' aa'l Jevell•ri kr IL • arlt Ttb the North anousetionabl hostile to and the pol h Rootritsinia, Y., or to PH I PPS, GRAY lb, and PUILLIPPII, yan as, 1 - sr 11, Rood lane, LC. Wane et 0 mate wising, led en alowdzos ens. chime -.- . maw Welsse. • Naas in with them too Often, to gain popularity and - TND I A OFFI C E, January 22, 1562. ENE MILEicmgLFRED WEBB MILES) industrious population, the Dative Amancens, time IMO 1 [he Secretary ul etatcLt _r fLdicla Cassell HEREBY iva Tyr Asp nom • .. pirko ta.ke too little pert ht politics, but ebohze ar, GIVE.. Nonce, um SIAM TVIDIIIIIIIIMI. be remind-at the Log Woridgmesd yeas him laver the mairsonweidtli-c Chef Cashier's office at the Rank of Ilagamat spin 1 o'clock on ANGOLA lea. TNOVIIIIB, such sentiments. (Great applause.) On the contrary, Ur 14 by of February, March, end April next, for LULU' of Is now replete sad ready for laspectioa firm conviction is that they entertaa inwards us the LXCHANGE payable ea flotsam*, to be drawn oa the several These Trousen were originated by Mr. Mlles, Wl* of amity which we entertain towards them, auveronseats is India, at Calcutta. Madras, oe lionney, for sums Mheesoaly address is TaitROOksiTREET,HANOVILLOGGAILL &A k' wl N• 40.00.000 eau f'sd, moo* of which of 4 ranee end who is not connected with any parses Imitating and over- with • little less ouasideration for our tibia Is. 10,%00,601) in each tuuuth will be drawn oar the GUeefil. tieing In Ms roe. =Mr little more respect for our character. 1,, is rat Malmo and the same auto ois that of Potabity. ISTABLISHitIi Deb Iiti&DUARY. UAL titan thine potpie ere too basy to anted to or' howerla reserved to lone Dills for any smaller amount than thehe so,ow be each aboutb, and to carry over the difference to the he it seemed an mosith nv months- SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and kw never Wes *comes. I abookl Ilk" kr No tender Is to be for a tutu koa its Rs. 10,000, sail a farthhig 1.7 90N. will Rest certsioly timilive She Me* ;etas wait representatives el this clam down South ? per rupee L. to bestettet fraction teedered. he seeds. Steel. with crystals or patella, Us. ; Meet, wait Purpose of the Dinfederstes to use his Lao, b oder mu stwofy the rate of etch:sage at which the Ss. to Ills. Gold and Silver Spectacles and gpiwilbesse present. Tell rae, do you think that spOwsnt I. prepared to purchase a BM, or any number of till* peat rorloty. ei equally low Priem IlarilleS(W Meta the Congress of a/aysowners who ( and thf, burnt amount of any one Hill is to be Rs. 5,000. lb. ad. 2oet bee. Tom. HARRIS sae SON, to Ms bad that &owl „am gagag, Tl,, secretary of statc will nut be band to accept any tender. Royal Fliall7r ir =Me WIG* Messes Wadi& ga tho wadi mu, all n.an ga, um oune, the right of accepting the whole or say portion of • gambit** In* -No Dwells* wwllo,lol. Seeder. applause.) Biwialria, I eat rr In the ,'vent of two or more tenders being equal, and the THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. OOXXL, is the "th lb° siallilde =solid twain,' to be allotted not being euraciost to supplyl know not which al the pea le ow ready. 1. dli ~r all, the Batik will lie ltutructed to allot rateably. the Mewing-rooms el New I' tentrlMM: ,„ it.. day following the receipt of the benders at the Beak I Paliwg Cialiel. of Carolina, deism • per M.- pink, will be Informed whether their leaders have, or have , The Masse Chseisiaa slavery blighted misty i' ..,t, 6,,,, ....,.otoL 11., pled. the amount of payment must be lodged at the a regidee _labssettea-The New Code. betual growth, sad del 4. ledma-The panes of Faith. tae.6 .4, ~r Irefo we Ow nth ,lay of esa of tae said mouths. whilst it brutalises lb • 'IMP Me Prises Comore. i a...a sold emits 'those tenders shall have beetisceeptol will be there to be seen end I mm1,,,1 with a form to be 11,1,1 up with the particular lit the • ftedie se It la I, u• minit.•,t • awl the Mil, themselves, drawn le duplicate, T. lord CseUemogb. though it is seven i The Mairima Grille. out • shudder • • r,1:1., ,i,ilvolvd outiu.diy following the payment. Jets 116/0•M Athemaritotreet. MOM to dap THoIIAS °BORON BAILING. I , ? - --- ---- turely to repo '-'- " - • pressure is b INDEMNITY MUTUAL MARINE OANAJIT RIOT 1 41' rms CRYSTAL PALACE. the aths; L ~,,,.A.t.4IILANCI COMPANY. XL Great Wlecliesterstrest, ‘..llcE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that the ANNUAL DIVIDEND is inciter' The tropical region at the Crystal Palace was because due 4, tb%. rtharoM•toly rs on Dow . 'millet in this Company to the roadered vocal yesterday by the music of hundreds of ?Ir. .It 4 .4 Im-ember lan • i I lw, PA TABLE us sad Mkt MON DA T, li imams& tam who seemed wwwiwtrar te ,w• the cos' tee ..rd of 'armory best. I, ;;;,, t NY get VRANCIS stsructs, Secretary. billable foliage and genial artificial atmosphere by which t' they were surrounded. It was the anniversary of the great f VOUTHACHE -HOWARD'S ENAMEL, for esnary show, no event quite as important to bard fanciers a, JL norroo DtCATED TESTI!, however Isere the cavity was recently the American complication to the polity le Ito used la • eat state, witbout wears °epode, mad Molar Mt.. a eke. mania It remain. iii tho tooth /so* 7 rem Wald. It is satisfactory to know that the breeding of t' ki erne extractioe noneateeery, and anottina the .icon. charming little choristers is a rapidly tieing specalatio Gm for sue enelorea seta by _all elm_ual___all and median the, the specimen..., in thin year to the show e. r. imam Price la numbers, end surpass in quality, the exhibitions 6 IVO PARENTS and GUARDIANS.-The return Timis years. The two greet breeding grounds , .n. 4 Yost►b to their tespecilve Beardlegaeleools Wet= • toto4 arsine-nhaa a beautiful country tj. e Nikita, kw their prromal comfort end attraction. end MM us pax ~ , . A., , a del, for ...,,1,. ',aim the math sag i.. white they may be wen hopping and sine' t. moving awl laautili mg the hair, Itarlautra Italytior, fur la- tree to trio-are Belgium on the centime the *Lin awl t•mtiolvtion, and removing carman. cal- 4. ...._ Belgium ..__ ant Rowland a talolo, or Part Ratline , for reader*, “"' reentry. visa ye. I. lie 1,•,11. beautifully whit", and preserving lA:gums, are cob. and fastidious "fast' in the V .4,41 indispenailde s.,....psolueute -soul by A. OW. Limon alt,,,mtheri and wt. it. . be LA Nli and MINA, to. ileum. Imola. and by Chemists sod hr. au.ra-ask tur, Ituvrimuls. articles, legs, slender form, and divedfu' ri- - - a .CI.A N EFFECTUAL RENIEDY.-LAMBERTEI Vary, gore la for rounded spear ASTHMATIC ea I: AM. vrithuut eunfluing tbe buwela oe noon, of plumage, .pd .1 sleeting Um bowl soli elliraeloti• and pleasant. is admitted to be the bog motion. for m111..41.4;04 relics ing cousto, colds, organ. Foch school hay 0 ultruiml owes of asthma, and luelplerit cuimutoptloo. It tee- Palace directors have he , oittly cures memo. 1.11.,121 the ftwolty remotion luctualde, • „, .., amount . „ inunddy alleys ,he tickling Is I, ich provolos frequent weighing. on"' ''" °P"'" W tu approbate' eorouaisql.m Its grinds an truly beeellcial, yesterday of natio' I, imps des., ded of sleep. or even blur .lows for _ fear iii allansB" takes the sovereign by u•ss. lOW OU fellet in a few minutes after mkt's It.- ar to pared and sell lay W. LA SHIRT, Octal*, 111, Jermya. • very PusGoli of as. 'too,, Haymarket. and by all druggists. la bobble. Md.. and idevatiou. Ow three mialstital le see, ts. ;A. each. Be Particular mid ask fin his Eeehth ri. by 1 Labors Asibenstic daleue. The name and address la engraved La. se the stamp. went, by visitors • err 'W Sl-GAR-COATED BARBA- epic of M., PARILLA PINS.- It is a well-known fact aid sairem gas , it. IMAM L. the greatest wilier of Ike blood In the world Keep Pwr blood pert the bowels regular. red defy the donor. Thais fir' g Id. stoke esthe rod of each dame, and are tor tbe ewe of B. e. :. sibmat Incidental to man. ninslsils sad ellad• inch 16 a • J. . •, , ..0 the skin, iu.ii;;‘,.i.ou, hakes._ .IMo sad stomach 0 ,t it., "mend weskiices, gest, disametbia, cl= W. tido is the Bobs, headaches, gentlemen sad every coi ••••••,l il ling.itiantoa of the Wien. obstructed pereperstir A- earl •ktriroelied mid sullmmitly Meet-Patent Mediate if 1.., 11,, lieneensetnets Oxhirwillmi• b"od"°- Who' 6", Nerdy sail Co.. U. Phlfintllion-street and t C.........;... said be bottles, Is. Ild., ka *L. wi. Ild. sad' --- ff. hINN WORD'S PURE FLUID MA' fi-i' hu been. during tereutydlve.rma nsozir Or rwl 1... the medical profee.don, "' Peak. as the Iwo remedy tar sehlig • t.w.stro. hest o 1,,, coat. and indigenes, er earr• et for delicate .-onst potions, man esPollf * ofitt- n. It Is prepared, in a seats of et.v,to etrenzth. only by DINNEPOP be• bud amt. 1..0f be sad sold by al' Obsegkeet the total.. OW --- ----- DIL RICORD'S ZS we, . reisimennelbered le be r reliesla. Penury le loap.wi leo. Lessen esegga arcraaAry. -6, haw q"remi .utten Den .▪ ".11en Mi.eetptudt d.t, nlie'•• w ' Lestair air PROMPT CU' ossa e nisla. MP . & • VII TWILUI . r"TI ths moo immured re,. NM vanassed taCUT am ap, ll *MY Weir wr 1 No. 4.823.] . _ CrrA,csalltug IttatlraN.—The , ..r leinlUary steanpahly INDIANA. 2,11 StS lava, 100-hurts • f.. hove the V L.Anbon • Docks ontbe 1.1113 Ilareb, paarn7ers At 4184 :../Nill4 7necneud 013 tbe 110,14 snip, bnCl e.pronnly lee lb. ladle Undo. bee lb. ntlity refitted. by Ant-rale ecaosemenlemaes tor resew • awl all Wry an experDneed same* Ind • slmwmmiam (he 4nr,...0 will be continued at Interests of @kends Ity owe .1 the toloring losinalbus auxiliary eleamenesin belonging to Dui : U}ll•ln., 241 b.ni. Janes, e m. lAA, I n 1 •D'.! tons, Odds %TN took ettell ..t the Anna. tmor, I 01118111 m. loam far( e1:64 Ae primp alitti is Offsek. firma hasorst-•t rost. S.W. ; Albert INN almi Om. 1111% US. agasS4=4C. :or Mils OM= set Or Clamommay. Mfte , LC. ; whoa sass amallifialrm apprimlammo =pro la this se eke oboald be mile. vamp Maar. lircamtma. tut !labial limbo eligebigOompri Ne. BLAcK BALL MOITV suraisit %Abeam Mew . , i phi, Jaws 13..40 .! Jena Cly ad ilrle.sas MN lASI 1.101 1,400 ien. is Jen. 30 Yob. LS esimbrabil Yof part. Dam by SM pionablalty preabes, mined • world known repistillon. and their pas. wow on•nrmdaiinel araryassed by say mai albeal—Tat all wanders ryes /crony or purge In Alicia ape: JA %I N awl , . all Unto to the NM Lbw and I. T. M. MACKAY awl Ca, I, Lowleulall-alrest, I-'s. Lt. MilliMa-MMAY WlCHikill-amt aelgir - teti lanettionlonl. London LINZ el PACICIT 14 HIPS to At •I a tt.l.4.—ltot MELIN)r tn. Poet Phillip, Mut to lea IMMO& MI 41111 Masi il . .7,1 i -.7-T, .•. , :V. se p m t •t ' —,A.... . ' Mama = WI ism 116. Lammlles la ism diragkells ow 0Z0T , 1111161111111 Paddlosball is IVlDestik ant cow hipmenielm taw. wiessaiskion kr Ilirkira bras. virML 4 MAK 0031111111110ATION to Tv NM TOM Dtreel.—lbe ursaroce. INVN= MAMMA ITIA 170 It CONIP.UNT Ulna NNW Salilluarad Limy laalu4lan so alar s al eassaslasu 1, mbar% aad daunasksa ea wtoktm him uvearooe. Jos on TOIL sticiv ao rir • ha. II KAN Iramaidg. L an or N YOWL TOL IL Lad ovary watesellogWokatig. Cada primpa. IL If, sal I galore. •••••••••illk• Mei raward lissom% "Wow. lasbadlas alapiulslows a sakad. Pasmears far Canada and Siam Weiss ftaW booked as vary adnaINNAN. 1/ agyeas lama—Far Waif pwitemlars WILUAII IMarainad. Liverpool . So WM sad mAcar. U. Meg MYxaaMraal, ay. worm sad NORTH AMERMAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, appolatad WO* Admiralty _to saß bows= B,lThhil •oL ant She' IRAK. and WWI= LITBIb pmcd, sad meal. with liberty to call at Halifax, or other rt.! lecrii, nulls, good., and pmerosers Tbs Dewaa ships calling •1 Halifax to laud sod receive paaseugers sad tor Majeat, s oink The followiag or ether mesas see speelatnt to sod trues Llempool, WILK at Cork to recedes tbs mat: AMA. for NEW YORE, aatarday, deb. I. CANADA. for D4rATtiN, Saturday, Teb 8. • ARABIA. for NEW YORK. R•Otolar. nth 115 . •TI kllB and goods for Sums Harass. to be at New Tort on board Ms larask. Tamp mem, Incladlng .award's fee smil "endow bet at whoa or bison s.—To ilaLibia sad Baba. Wet = AEI; weedabb. Lit To Saw I( ark Wet cabin. Ads; stAs. AIA trel.b. lo Salim Daskoa. sad Now Tat, 43 If! Ow mod ipar suaL pelsorip—MNW Is J. IL Toad. 11. Zieta/dZ i larks , Caw* amp. sad 12. new ris • G. sol J. leshimlie6, Gino+ riz C. sir D. mat C. Ilhalver, S. Waler•disel. QTEAM to BREMEN, from London.—The KY North iterman Lloyd•. fine screw steamer RCN WAN will he a, +patched Imo' Ilunelydowa en Wednesday Evening, Jan. W. Pares, LI and AL Notlce.—Blia Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven la sew open for trallic. Gee& emineyed at moderate rates. Bre sterbaven being always amemalbie, this route offers a favourable opportunity tar Fenn for nearly all parts ut liermany wink the other podium pares an clamed by Ice. For freight, Damage An. app Chapnits Univenal Office, Itorent Heinen it , to ' PUILUPPS, GRAVIBS, and PIIILLIPPS, 11. Rood lane, LC'. INDI A OFFICE , January 22, 1862. the Secretary o State for _foic_ta Connell UEREBY GIVII4 NOTIC; thet MOM 4M be remind - M. the Chief Cashier's office at the Rank of Ileglend up to I o'clock en the 14 day of February. March, and April next, for MIA of LACHANGI: payable no demand, to be drawn on the several porennurtits la India, at Calcutta. Madraa, or Bombay, for sums not to exceed Ra. 40.00,04.0 in each month, of which not more than Rs. 10,/00,000 to each mouth will be drawn oothe Gomm/ act of Madras, and the mnie sum 00 that of Bombay. l'oncris reserved to 14/ue Hills for any smaller amount than 14/ 40.00,000 in /melt mouth, and to cam over the difference to the nett succeeding Solfootti or months. tender is to be for a tutu loss than RA. 10,000, anal a farilthig per rupce Is to b. the Amalie/4 fraction tendered. Lac. IL inter must smcify the rate of exchange at which the Applicant is prepared to touchline a MIL or any ember of 1114 and lhe lowest arriount of any One Itill is to be Rs. 5,000. The . ...cretar) of .tale will not he houloi to accept any tender. sad o sena., the right of isecepteng the whole or any welkin of • lender. . . . . In the event of two or 11141141 tenders lielug equal, and the iraount rinstning hi he allotted not bring sunlclent to supply 1.411 er all, the hank will 1.0 lictructed to allot rateably. oe fi o .l A y f o llowing th e receipt of the tenders at the Beak the pieties will he informed whether their tenders have, or have not, hien neepted. 11... ple.l, the amount of payment meet he lodged at the 14e, heli we the I+4l. .lay ..1 each of the said mouths. thew inplkauts wheat tenders shall have triaen'acceptcl will be wilt a form to lie Oiled up with the particulars 4,1 the I h• mot the bill. themselves, drawn In duplicate. • .it .I.lli ereal °nth.: .1.. y following Um payment. THOMAS O.IOIOE BARING. I NOEMNITY MUTUAL MARINE VILANCI COMPANY, IA Greg Vilachestrustnet, L 64. _ N..flrE IA lIEREDI GIVEN that the ANNUAL DIVIDEND des I, tie sharae.hh tin tr he this easspasy to the .11• t is,etelict 1.. t .1 11. V.% VADLE us sad Mkt MON DAY. Vehruary usu.. VRANCIN STEINIMUL Neeretery. riloorniecirt—HOWAßlYEl MAXIM, foe nornyo WAVED TEETH. legmearcr Istme tbe cavity. It oo reel In s matt Mee, without m ums or palm and hareem Mts. a Mete mama It ream. to the Moth many y roe deni m estraetkm mosecemeam and arreslirm the dcoly. tte.s Ss n.e emiumeL Sad by all chemists and Mediates irabm Price rliu PARENTS and GUARDLAN&—The return .A. .4 l'eastli to their tespecilvc Dearytteguelsools Maness aslicitsk let their perontal comfort and attraction. and ROW. LANDe 11*Asc. t5t..11., for amelerating the growth and IF Wring Vol lotautlipe.g the hair, kowlantrs lEslytior, for la ="the shin and t.ospiviloth and removing cutaneous ite an4 It.orbtot 5 tetooto or l'eart Dentifrice. for rendering the teeh twautiloilly aha.% and preserving the gums, nes mil. .bond luitstwnstide v ....openloeute. —Sold by A. *OW. LIN b met SIN 4, o. liettoo uvolen, and by Chemists sad hr inuom.—Ask fur ilowituld: articles. AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.—LAMBERTS ' ASTHMATIC HAL. %M. without enefluinu the boweia Or Abrams the bawl. fruit gliaraciotti• wt. ignaaant. Is wbultte.l to ir the best andiclint for naitc‘laAttly rette.lnit coctAtu. .41114U1144 4.1144411 44 githing. and Incipient cnianuiptlon. It ha ,.rutty cure* pent e. 044411 the Is city pi...bounce iiinkruble, out:ably alleys Ihr tickling It Lich brognkt • frequent etearthlnir. io approarbtag ei.a.uniptlon Ha effect: an truly besersel4, e tngkatlra . 7 . . l loliileep. II crew tylua down for fear of 6111kcs -14• 4 Olt rell•4 is few 1111004 411 ta' Sakti, It.— Yn I,trail awl gal by W. cheat*, U. Jenny*. •grckt. Haymarket. sad I.y alt itruiorkta la bola:1.1W, of three gnalgUtlak la owe. ta led. curb. He particular sad ark tar Lahert's Aslinatic Mira. The same and address la alpsysi se the stump. 111:CHAN'S 8t - A R-COATED BARRA PAPILLA —lt I. a weU-known feet this Rana- Sri& k the greatest purifier of the blood In the world. Keep Per 4.4 pare, the bowels regular. aid defy the dueler. This. slit. strike at the rie.t of each diger% gad an for the etre of Inclikiital in wen. WOMllar sad child. each ad all • h • .43 the skiu, hdlose, Ivor sad sto m ach , 11114 , general weakness, gent, eggeteelliesk, • • VI the henileches, sere tbreeda, sad every cewi Ittt • • )* Imignlantoos of the leterele. obligated porepirelen. t• ip.ratrel anheelth tileeK 1111111adme Ware -16.-e. kternent-etrect. 71. sod bon r 46.94 la With& Isd., Is.& N. sad Da kry. hOINKIFORD'S PURI PLUM MAGNI:BIA hem 'luring terselp-.10 pernee.=**A l l.7 sale' ."4.1 I. the miel.ral prokeeles. eeeeZt e hl Aer t'. at tee twat ronetb asklity of the h. lie. coot. and LPlttp•Mit. and as a mild ape ter, Welt c.eimil'iitinau wore especially for Wise and ..1 4 , 11. it is prepereit in a state of perfect purity sad tfie•irie aftlizth. only by lIINNWtht MP and 1.0.. 17/. he. Lleel-sueei bie awl add by all reopeciabie chemists far Atheist the world: Ica 1110ORD'S 188ZNO1 at Llls raisin irsksall most 111014,1•4 semsallsdiss _owls Paths* laspessibis Ns seeds an persissesS. sm"...ry. —Soil is miss with la laslessilass at her it...mita es teit Oh. wit it re esTw= " o N 11._,„ esoutpt e 4 .ittamiewir aaph—eolii PAO 211, einalul. hear Tentwiwbst. PROMPT CURE for ootrows, Chat Du' - *r.,tis reu.... mon Thp.t.. quasi" ung by 1i0...• ...• rI . tolltAL PAMTILLY2I of Ye Monfir7= ' 1- " , ..ti04 rhealkt. I tyr ii f bads ultimo. 0= 4.1 • vnned by ansty.l& ‘i rol . .4),4, to, Varriosife.figlof. V i ka ; I" "1.111 , hem p &ad adobe vorlsos TOW It& al. Per MR `bainwlier. i il i tor r , i Fiii i ORNING PICRFORMANCE of the PANTO -3113111 at the PILINCIES'S THILATILI IVgY 3IDNDAI et rw., o'clock. Children balf.prion WillTll3o. j NAN D lilt CAT The Cat, Y,eter John Haden, In width be will display his graceful blights on the Vows, I Is Ledtind. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE, Leicerter square. —!SPECIAL ANNOUNCRWENT.—The ?Topsider ol this Estalateltimat bop to state that We performances on TULADAY EVILNIRO seat, the lath lastant, will be for the RENNYIT 04 the WIDOWS sad ORPHANS of those who hove dad from the setaaebolsaoadeat at the HARTLEY COLLIERY. Doors open at 7 o cbct Leotard at ballast 9.—Admission ea asuaL TH. Proprietors of the LONDON PAVILION take the urban. opportunity of ACTUeN INO timiz Ancor* TUANK3 to Yak trissals and the pabUc for the very handsome muter In wYIA they supported them on the occraion a their PISS? 1111111117, and In consequence of the brilliant MOMS "tick atimolledllnity of the novelties produced, they will lionsposilod every ra h aNDON PAVILION, Tishlimilitotrosk Sep id ro Haymarket Admisalon, ed. and la. ACADINT, 36, The ass SWOLIZAIII Walla &t. Mt.?. YOUSO ;MY awl Mir. Lark 4s. ed. lit. LL soft sad Warits7. AL.wir E571146/FOOl% VALENTINEEL—A Sweetheart for le.- 11111116 S PFLTI VALENTINES, In Language of ?lowers Mi er), or a Sweetheart, all beautifully littugrated and peke ha la Sant by peat on recetpt of 14 stamps Sold by all tie trads.—Yl MULL perfumer. M IRMA. sag 2 4 Vora- WI, Looks: sad boulevard des lialisaa Pala T.TrItIION CARPET NiAREHOTYSZ .1.• WAUGH mod SOM. Yand 4. GOOIDOSSTLUT, W. WAIT 119 CO U woe CSIIII O t -ANA BliDet AM. 11110/ of limemst Imam lastersay mall spate l beirolsla ot Sasseel awl na. = ail 4l l:tai Mt hams up, sap" siSion, au4l tavaill44 Cate. lona kw. W. Plecalft. _ BARLOWI3 BILE-ACTING MEAT SCREEN resets • brae joins at meet with • men handful et cal& Ile salty is immune ;. lbe feat Is beautifully roasted In every perk nicely browned over, sod all Os gravy and antellisue properties Mated. Prise N.l. nese impeting earls 1110 roared by selsallie emembetion d bob BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER , the Cook's delight ; an infeibble nielbed d seeking Me favourite esesiskie is psellesbnia Prise la, fa, es. BARLOWSAUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the Hoornmekts friend, warranted to is,. ens ton of eaeYti Ulna Mee LI& bd. twin lad 20 piers.) B - --- - --.•-—-- • - • ARLOWS PATENT CASK STAND. No was* or sediment dletteeted I=t WM may lie Waft de Is s woe. Also es. .M BAI"W'S sautscruna SYPHON TAP. le sepoirjto required ; se were IN bear er roar +toe. Flee I& et ; electro IS.— dared to JAM= MZWW. Pe, U. I liansion-doem dee tied Ide eer adddeddreie bee wen t ill °teen see ipentees illilaeli ens. Appevle. mils. lletatelited MO. • imams UWE OANDLIB, is. 4d. and au , :a i r ot. ; r BM& was, la. 141. ; Wiest was. I L.el. ; we; Is. M.: U. vas, Is. at ; bake& was. t; mem Is.: sompelis. led., 9/11. , me the best, 1 ; inelallie be Masts la. p, M. ; sakrours, 914.; dips, : ;walk Ild. ; CASs an. la kb per pass; piker sesp, eft. . 645. sad 4 s pas Mils ; Isserbrd. Ms. ; old brows Warw. la ed. p purist ; esuswas brows Maass, Is.; writs W64sar, Is 44.; bad L. 4d. ; glissrls• sad simosd, is as bir—dor bask at IL P. DAVIES itaillONVlNdbal mew bors, Mt, St. kaellefekne. Ckirbeasso. Walks. W.C. VALUES of Gout WAN and • 13100141 N. is dr Wanes** dON Philo sad their amouwit Is mho Ow lihirthg 00044,3104m0t n =abs • Ilona postraird 6116 the tote the tidMaw sid °l 24 346014 will hi ails preisotod by the aide.YwWiad brooted. Gs Ms adds& Odd hubs MAIM at. 14 patter owe* it follow that rill 04 90 nada ash it Laat..L3 3se • omega .. n il worth ..14 `l4 17 carats.. 3 0 1 Saab .. 1 I par °WOOL le strata.. 124 n Limb . 2 4 ,11 13 carats.. 4 1 3 111 mats.. 11$ 1 4444004... 1 1 11 tt carats MAIM 16 40010.. 1 • GI IMMO .. •IT • standard) Sl/ ISt 13 arrati.. 1• 0 opts .. 01a 22 12 carats.. 11 14 11 emits.. I 1 ft II NSW .. 010 n lo oust.. sfr M n arms- 1 u 1 lairs.. • 7 7 19 carob.. 3 T • 14 maim.. llf 44 loot ...rt• It Itoontactory. uulitisttfrarst, carussorbraitc. on. =Llsr PAN sat lewollowy tar la • MIL 110 twilhowl al 0 laths wafts mod MI 011101,41 W IA eskisk. MR. MILICEr tru gLIPARD WEBS MILES) rsw the World Aigu ag ruw a srocii • • • ANGOLA 1 TZOOIIIIB. Ti now replete and ready for Inepeetion. These Trousers .ere originated by Mr. Mies, Inheres], Ada raw is 7S, 1111,00 A MA NO VILMIQUATIN, mad Mho is not connected with any penes Imitating and dew- Going In bia mum JIDTABLIaIibb line If ItAMIAII.Y. UAL SPICTACLXII, improved by HARRIS and SON, will not certainly ties skean &Mar comet be seeds. Steen 'din cr7MJe or pinnies, Us. ; damn wMM MeM. to Gold mud Silver spectacles and laser l Ulm variety, et equally low pecan If arries ( W Olsen IN. td . post bon TNOP. NA lOUS sod SON, to Gis Royal Family, appselas tie &Gads Mums lands& istabtletted Itrin - inniesa—No trarellses sogoloyed, THE QUARTERLY =VIEW, No. 00XXL is mg to*. eximpri - : - 1. TM rp IL TM Mum Clidsib. s. Pawky mastasa—ne New Cods. ?1 104-4 bo agar of Faith. 7. M I T =till. ,hiS Man& Alberni OANAJIT RIOT 41' TEI CRYSTAL PALACE. The tropical region at the Crystal Palace was reselsesd vocal yesterday by the music of bemired' of feathered scepters, who seemed wonderfully to enjoy the lumadeas foliage and genial artificial atmosphere by which they were surrounded. It was the anniversary cif the great canary show, an eveut quite se important to bud Laden as was recently the American complication to the political world. It is satisfactory to know that the breeding of these charming little choristers is a rapidly rides speculation, mad that the specimens sent in this year to the show exceed tit numbers, and surpass in quality, the exhibitions of all pee• vious years. The two great breeding grounds for dimserti fisted canaries—what a beautiful country that must be in which they may be seen hopping and singing wild from tree to km--are Belgium on the continent., and Norwich is thin country. Belgium has reached • very high sad fastidious "tasty" in the bird, eschews vocali sation altogether, and mete its prize mark on logs legs, slender form, and dreadfully Ligh shoulders, as the learned call the wings of the bird. Norwich, on the coa trary, goes in for rounded symmetry of form, deep "tongue," colour of pianism', and Jowly Lind flexibility of vocal organ. Each school has its admirers, arid the Crystal Palace directors have with creditable impartiality offered prises of equal amount in both awes. We had the honour yesterday of waitiug on the distinguished foreigner who takes the sovereign home to Belgium, and found him indeed • very paragoe of bog-leiarestuma, slimeess, and humeroid elevation. Oar sympathies were, however, entirely with his Eaglish rival, who established his superiority in • me meek by pealing forth • carol, when he saw deities coming, which made the Crystal concave ring viols. The critical will admire the Fleming, but tie general public will, we have no doubt, vote foe the eastern counties. The show is equally strong in British ahoriginee—goldlinchee of splendid plumage, and bullfinches of a most martial air. There is also an aviary exhibited, containing classified specimens of the whole finch family, and which has been collected with great care by Mr. Manley, of the let Life Guards ; a•dt last, though not ' least, are the parrots, " green spirits awl grey," a large and loquacious community, who keep up an ineseaant wordy cestsstice with an inveterate cockatoo, who talks as Bhe were sae of the leading counsel iu the Windham inquiry. EXPORT Or SPECIE FROM ENGLAND TO THE STATRa IN 1851—The total exports of specie from England to America last year amounted to 8,1049691., of which amount 3,697,3201. wee taken by the Canard steamers ; Marla:lnc Li ad-Gold sell milt appeared in the Town- I 3 .1,6. 502,1921. by the Inman steamers; 528,5741. by the Ca bal!remaining of Birmingham " W odanwllF sad ThundaY noosing". I steamers leaving Southampton fur New York. The On Mils first occasion it was • miseellaseouseenee6 end . monthly total ex pod, wore m f o u nt . ,T imomy. hall was cr mded. To hear the oratorio Elijah Past e rn" 11,349,3801. ; February, 500,7351. ; March, 1,159,5091. ; on Thursday there we. also a large audieses, and Madame Gokischmidt hada very warm reception. A li mt, ph Jam ; May, 1 , 489 , 3061 . ; J n ne, L 58 2 .3754 ; uly, 1,060,4401. ; August,, ..00,2121. • September, 80,5741.; DIPIAMATIC CoRkiaPoNDINCIL —The Berlin October, 257,3211. ; November, 1if.,8071. ' • December, Zeitiaag contains the following respecting the 67,4971. The total amount exported from Liverpool sloes ooppeeration of the recent order bawd by Count lienntorif, was 7,788,0861. The largest anima taken on one ocrasios Minister of Foreign Affairs, main* the use of the Ger- Use the spehe exottamest commenced was on the oth man language in diplomatic correspoodence by Prunsion December, MO, whoa the Persia took out upwards of facials :--" TM ministers of Rorie, Holland. sod Sweden 650,0000. The smallest was on the 25th September, 1812, have declared that they will receive despatches written in when the o.y of Washington took out ally 1741, the Germs Lawrie anal on their parts, in a reciprocal BENSON II Wtrc AND CLOCK& Perfection spirit, will write their commonhatises to the Prossian al maramalwa."—Mantag tat. Hold . ostels=== Foreign-ogloe is Ilse of thew orinsines. Should silver watchsa, to SO subsea Banos s new skis project be reebeeg, la i r o u T wont one a translator °sly Ist. 6 win too Son ollooss. OssIMOSSI• M asasiesmisa wee* seshiss penises h say nut of to NOMA whit would be orawaral7. lt is said, 81.6 * that "air' gorse- Ike pesisst orotrinty waist heat to t l.B, mints are about to foam lie example of Francis. For mg ine am mo m IsomNoimaina. example. Prise* Clertsehaia will write to N. wee Ms- ,J. W. Was" 88 sad 48 W ett, Oseeleft mark, the Premien Kimble! at Bt. Petersburg, in Buelen." lorikes. 17411.—WwW4wwwL To %IL LONDON, SATURDAY . 11YETONliti JANUARY 25, 1862. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCt (asum's mane.. BAVARIA. MUNICH, JAN. 24. Two sons of Prince Luitpold of Bavaria will leave next week for Athens. The eldest of the two princes is designated u the heir presumptive to the throne of Greece. THE PRIVATEER SUMTER. GENOA, JAN. 24. It is stated that the Sumter has been aeon in Genoese waters, a few leagues off the port. MR. YANCIT. A long letter from this gentleman appears in the Daily News of this morning. In closing the com munication Mr. Yancey says " I regret that there should be a necessity for my discussing this question of slavery before the public. The opinions of mankind are not to be despised by any—end there are but few who do not desire their good opinion. My mission here, however, is not to ask for as approvelof, nor yet to apologies fur, the laws of the Confederate States and the lepinions of their people—it is simply to obtain a recognit,leg, pa.ggoversinieut, whose :leo* cp. e. t h e producers of cotton, tobacco, corn, :44 Pavel Wins, arid who desire to offer to menu &during "Europe the benefits of free trade in the peaceful interchange of those valuable products for the woollen, cotton, silk, and hardware fabrics of the Old World, unrestricted end untaxed by pro hibitory tariffs. In view of that great object, any discussion of the internal or domestic laws of the Confederate States is irrelevant. Our system of labour is our own, injuring no other country, for which no others are responsible to God or to man, and about which we will treat with no country.— I am, disc.,. " W. L YANCEY. " 31, Bury-street, London, Jan. 23." MR. BAXTER. M.P. ON THE AMERICAN QUIPATION. Mr. Baxter_ _ M.P. for Montrose, in the course el • speech mistimed at the Grocers' Benevolent Society In Dandle as Noimoday Let, thee adverted ki the Animiciaa mmestim m—m It is all wry well and . vep true to tell us that the quietism el free trade swim • high pen tane. Miff is, sad nee away' bees, a - boss of costes tioa betweelethe INN* awl the North. No doubt that sad other mem 01 diem.s have helped to bring matters to their prises dl pill 11111 very is the real calpit, the root of bitterest We* leauldse them, the fame at oriel mall. (Applome.) Aid I weed not have the people of thin roualey—limmeamrempented by the laingonge - of New York a luoin . z a dtbrit L ho t w i zer th i e ncl . ti g:r out of t o feeling wever d Wl* On soldiership of the Federal army, or the mama eit jar Ifedocal politicians—l world not have them ~We Moms be considerations weal!, amid the exalting lasidealsei reallict, are apt to be forgotten. The . 111 opt 119 my mind the foremost—is that this eimibilitany is the child of tromps—that the wee !hied by men who, at the time of deb." were heblagolem under, and were to the pay of, the limited States seeerameek and who made use of their posiNgs and ialsorre took to betray their trust. There amp he • dittos's* el spieled as to their rigtt to drape 6 lah e ßdi a ssi s ii I f"., r & tees be" fairly boa ' t P t r i t i y in a ir " &1" is reimilea ; there cm be acne among well-agn niedennefikeir anima in aserialy Lotting taunt Ef i rail mil t lira 471= is more Melly to "r En; Om the North. Nigmeemal empilimoe is that the re.. von *Amon the Ora*. The Ganes and Irish mobs in the North laquestionably are hostile to na, and the politi cians aka I. with them too often, to gain popularity and votes ; bat Ido sot believe that the peat 1011111 of the industrious pcpciation, the native Amerman, the men who take too NSW part in politics, but who again and migiaa have - some the' oommonwealitt—chm.ish any each sentiment. (Great applause.) On the contrary, my grin conviction is that they entertain towards us the same Wag of amity which we entertain towards them, mixed, perhaps, with a little lass ounsideration for our feelings, bat • little more respect for our character. In °alias} , times these people are too busy to attend to public affair.— in tame of m , , last month, for example, their iufluenoe has never been wasting. I should like to know who are the representatives of this clam down South? It may suit the purpose of the Confaieratta to use honeyed phrases fur the present. Toll no, do you think that there ere many in the Congress of slaveowners who do not bate in their heart that England whose name is • pleasant sound to the black ma all over the word? (Tremendous applause.) Boa" I am not are that there exist I. the South the elements which go to form a alien. I kaow not which d the peculiar customs, either of life iu the drawing-roam of New Orisons or life on the plautations of Carolina, deserve • partials ci our sympathy. Has not slavery blighted society la attire States, stunted the intel lectual growth, amid debased the mum of the white man, whilst it heulaileat the negro? There are sights and sound; there to be sees and heard which I cannot think of still— though it is several years since I was in these States—with out • shudder • and sorry indeed should I be were Great Britain to ste p foot out of her way to assist, or prema turely to reeognles, such a confederacy. It is reported that pressure is being brought to bear upon us by France to resist the blockade of the Southern porta, on the ground that it is ineffective. Bat are we to jump to the conclusion that, because some vessels have run it, it should not be ? Have not all blockades been °maniacally rim dar ing skippers? The quango is whether this blockade is as complete, or nearly so, as ia usually the ca.; and I submit that there is no evidence to the contrary. Then , with re gard to forcing • supply of cotton , surely for us to advocate tits opening of Charleston or Savannah for this purpose would be very short-sighted policy. if we are ever to be independent of these States, now is the time for us to try the experimeot ; and better for us to be a little short of our grad staple for six months longer ' that its growth in India, Africa, and the West Indies may be encouraged, and so, at • little temporary incouventence, the cotton manufacture benefited in all time coming, whilst a blow is dealt at American slavery which it never can recover. The only other matter to which 1 shall refer is that strange announcement in the °lamer newspaper, that England and Franco, acting cm the precedent of Greece, are about to interpose fur the pacification of America. , it cannot be that • statement so ill timed—not to say offen nee in its terms—has the sanction of her Majeety's govern meot. We are always too apt to iotermeddle in the con cerns of foreign nations. At present, in all conscience, we have enough business of this sort on our hands already. It will be time enough for a to step in between the two conteoding armies ou the Potomac when asked to do so by the parties themselves, and I hope that our rulers know too well the sentiments of the middle classes of this country, and their representatives in the House of Commas, to embark to a policy which can only end in endorrasaineut and humiliatioo. (Applause.) I do not venture to touch upon topics so delicate and difficult as the pro bable termination mind result of the civil war the effect of the tioaucial difficulties in the North upon t he con test, and the present remarkable attitude of political parties at Waainvton ; but I should be ashamed of . myself were I either to feel or express auy satisfaction at the probable die r option of a republic in which there are at least as many things to admire as to censure, and which, but fir causes totally unoonneeted with the working of free institutioa, might have gone on prospering for a great while to come. (Applause.) Ladies and gentlemen, I owe you an apology for occupying so much of your time with this political talk • but " out of the fulness of the heart the mouth spoaketh, and surely it k not unprofitable for us, met to promote • work of quiet beeeficence, to think for • moment on the condition of our brethren less happily circumstanced in Eu rope and America, and to wish them out of all their troubles a happy issue. (Great applause.) (Stamped, Id. Additional.) Hornsby, who have inehe themselves thoroughly 's quared with liar mast weeemileim of the &mills& N unterout inelenese of a, families, Ire t b e given but after visiti Ire sr dribs% ' families, in omnpany with Mr. • lam d lbs nature NEW HARTLEY, FRIDAY, Noon lof th e rest may b e alm on d. l o ss pair m ow is Colliery The village presents a truly melancholy spectacle, I Row, has lost her hue who re been reamilly foriAseill. ~,,, and and son. Her mothewhokar -, ea old woman living u uPcciscie ouch " " I Wllir helm witbemed in the Ix ' at Gashed, 'al Wirbettea d the calamity on country before, se only 25 of its population are left alive by m am my mo rmog, rem bet thii rag thea misinformed that all the calamity, the survivors being women, children, and old were mad. She basteri a ltain to this place, where people. Every hoer impasse • house of mourning ; the the cup of blissful h o p e Wm from her lips, when she cotters, which are nor and dean, with an eight-day clock, • s a sit u ow they enact refer to . ,knew that re 'Whirr were lei These people have not tl i zece in the too sad mid and their double chest of chiarsee, have the blinds down. . mda d ees e i% oe r, so d b eer r ree dm a b er m e Most of the inmates have relations, some' of whom , e t d ries . Three ferithe, et, li • in one homey be cane • considerable &Ware, staying with have lost sera of their inerhersastothor . ' than and assisting them in their trouble . The ! Liddell, is sadly bere a ved. An Irish settled ism beta deprived ei every ber, and kind resmage sent down by ;her Majesty to the poor' t e r: lo w , am - T haws u „. Ids &Assiut...4"o tim ass t o widows has mused a thrill of deep Leteree% I breellb th e 1 furniture. Hat tbehnbares ere innumerable statoelY • whole corky of Northumberland. Today a meeting is : home Is unicatbsd by this the most appalling deader in the being held at Newark to open a fend for the permanent . snails el the wed tads. relief of the bereaved, and • large sum will, it is expected, 1 Atom( Wes who bar already taken an active Part in enderouriar ellerato th e misery that rills on allhanda, be contributed in this and th e adjacent counties. During . Lord gad H ...dee._ wars et the property, et present the night Kr. Codeoe's sinkers have hem kepi employed 1 d ee d — A11! gi n Demos% aped his " cribbing " up the shim of the shah Abed II &dock thin • a sgeets, embed fres Omelable, Want. morning they bad get the maim braille down to the rib- ! obsess be bed bsea eta!V• Lord with ••••• 400 °. 20 sircidiou, with dram home el epesdlly teat it to the : I' o = lB eloomin . raba4 mad wi th power lo ss..a dow an eel for that mew te mg sodast. Led hes yard-esma, ales ft won anticipated that • good ' ream of ! to defray ell anded espesnee, sad - W - In and air would have beta &bee data the th eft kb the week- I M atisi nsomoto bertha *wpm eyeamilimblik the salleters. bp setheisally 'Wog Is have embiel lame' wart- I Iliethdrop el Dedham dad thud of *Steam mim ing pens to p dawn bell the maw with 4 . 4 1 01 .2 0 414•• won the • ibe siii a vlbir to and th e Whir -I. , 46ip balthr:rh ilmie e.e tiOTVIII weft the Wine essatiamd, a mad Mild of , OA O rs ty„ , • already fell from the obstruction into the bsdant cI 4 dof m Dr. Baring to ' that *, dm of die- A quantity of gas come away, ma every alai ia the shall ' ' eider Ids mike smelt per lierelisved. • had to be breadth to bank lamediately. &cm Imp. ma i Yeeee‘V Newel race d Illeap e l* el W i s ede ' h. "' t Hewmacese, Mr new 'akimbo °LAU per, visited the entertained that this fall may lave cempiehdyrarrad . the i b erosoo g f oo dg oo , abarostbaa, itidtt is turnable for thrzelA feadW l ol l . 1 While lope *riled el the ism Wag meovated alive, • into:the shaft with safety to life until it cher eeV pf, the • leap dare ri Isliabis . ' was provided is the Mat Width gal of coerce ha a matter q( funs . AoWd - doboo4o%9S9pri , WU* ' brought to lauff. "' "!""- °l 4 4tiag aI W a ilb. - btillt to bank t ' ; ' lea llitti4 Vistablead. A gr" le* plershrlt'llmilli.erfle to proved! day. Quis en Miming loads ed oodthell OW pit, which g o . Ae on 4 tem./ naltrad piles of sheets Tamitelos b.ave o am* at neighbouring smarm, A yme s tity It tguit o x ii is tiol dad - piles of them d' • ' Add is deo in nadir* ,aill . estary ear 04 have ' neap 'the Willa ia the pl has Sena made to Wee thy 'bear iff diuk with Wear they ea death in their collies. Twelve pikes d Oa ady's Maid sad es oases of chloride of lima &mew sad.adlty. Tingly the danger hr e ramrod from bod boso mused so be so rwd [ oms so b . awned into tbe **shalt, however, nothing Oak be done. There ere fewer om it , to osootamt tine o ff to m„ o d our dot prevail Ponds at tali pit today than oh any Mired day shot the lethal bond& pit. n• details of the condition of many ostastpophe. - !Mary** goes on orderly and l quilitly: • if the bodies are tee iddumift for repeetion. With illtnams, iliiiio poi?. to the imansr in Osit the WM- should neruald to Mak, it oat that At 2 o'elook, th is afternoost, th e whole of the nibs had d iou jo b e rids . A mo n 's idtdd ". ler V artli folks hobo ~,_ll4 yard salt ,_ add ababd the thafil; "Innis the 'venter,' held a mead amethig *V Veda* We ask& the rubbish SR' there wall Addeo discharge of mis,•idittit a far the redisestimi of this themTerer drove the min i° bank as! MIS the shaft 34 Whoa= learledt_Juld ems w: d • i Pm* Pl•• Mr. Mee, d tba wards from the yard use At this time Mr. • • dmigerthere wed& lie whin the Wks wawa baseght suspended operadoes for • ite hour la ardor to eller& bath, from the cash thd am to UPI away, at the eipindies d time le Wait down sail • he esseddered it that eras weed a door twine* th e edglis sad th e shaft in. th e high etas Ord withal' read if net Mots therm ell the :brim, =him amm law 1 oaths lilted pi the Own over furnace. He nu . ' lell• jaws "1014 else" eb• the WO* al Ibi , *balk gd es :to s i thtesere i ttg liale tint - M eorini mMAPll°.- 51 their . ' ils ovir eis lo r ardbotty Md, des ruhdth lag . d 1 glee, lowa it stmiptientieelp il ca dui pumas is charge of ea laniaisspolth • view tala Werlarna bath lee. us e men to e eampflimbmilitise • bildesdeler that of dins* the /sad seesainthuse menthibe neerthilmbea E b e ek • li e fur t h e r t a nurajiL"" y shield be" the rail! td MA* ill h edits idle al Mathands today le- edwillsr whoa . 7 ,,,,,, m ik a . d i . i b t, gr oos b o n ssmod, op m ir. Ille'll agab 4w-alliki hilla Ihr th•Pellmoil• s klaid ad 's setherity,.thme every fandly_ wield the given to tile.scral lidless wart itisbiumeaL Ilelkyor prods& survivors to idasWy the naming el the& udgetanate vela emg Yre ertrepgjems were vie aggo t tonattion tb time. Some Madre of ma weed& lie edit dens, sad lad 41. sat 111& Matthew While Ridley, M.P. W i t h seek beelreelible e we or 40 00 5105 1 d••0 64 A o° 4 Wm, so thet the rdativr a z i... 4 2t av 'tola 11 0 a• MI MN at Dakhla mit viiip lei iamb& It was in. rod view the" 'wail 1 Witillat ellthol4solMilmointhi he anald far thollepase prevented. The fle a ire fat as theanding, sari 47: db&Pidatill, *Wm met aka u 'thud Au . Len . blW .. .. : •.:,,,. , ageorg it t i t Janes . Ma lealear Tle Moe ef.Meethembillead . •, . Thsots VIOL ; Von lead Dullest, MIM 1 dirtheiliew Rebeea • wsisomr w esostmou lMeale joi lo s iss e a l l ood w :l s4e d e MA% ' Mfd. r Mil Brokered MO pima" Ordains, Worm 2051. i sad Mt Witham Chergeulne- Is with replit to *ivie ci'llodiVreindlitittet so dross 50 piatiaL •lb was dated et the- asolitsilliat the mieditable to the et si Sees wefts* Lead* filitlethalatis bed sdissilbed 1,301. Itaima. th e oil* ... . Mme Mmust . , . .. , . .. so premolar ind senebearl thisalmelpdenefress all emcee must, ?e" • -•• amounted to the zi:Z e ta d ef o l a o3ol. • - -..- inblis tied we -Met, di.. of The Make N arid adage el laid suasion forces uncalled. -.--- - II al Nalbila kr lath - e. ..was . ,se, - . toea f lNee e• sero eed m emembial wittillosa "Nate ame 1 , ....._, Willt a infir e t i aid u l d r , told thin a t tes that if tlinr amid ad doessateddeme te him, be would wiikaraw his age sad have the promas. The deputation withdrew, and for • time there Was no further complaint. Since then, however, ditaffsetioa has been renewed , and last eight we had the =Water to be present during • very unseemly quarrel between the sinkers and one of the ordinary pitons who bad reflected on the courage of • sinker. The Lire ° • very powerful and apparently brave man, retorted' with the greatest %dips- Won and th e mean fellow who had mode the ronsation was'forced to descend the pit—then in a most dangerous state—himself under fear of personal violence. Farther we are requested to notice various petty xillferiags el clothes which are carried on in the sinkers' cabin and other places. We trust that we shall not again have mare to refer to these discreditable proesodispit Mr. Humble states that the inspection he made of the position of the bodies In the Wee lads him to suppose that they have bees overprrered by the pm while They are almost all lying in natural, easy positions, and not appear as if they had suddenly Who, from the over powering offers of the gas. On the arrival of the afternor trains from Tynamouth and Percy Main a very large number of persona int ou , amongst them were several of the wives and relations the unfortunate men. A most &Miring scene took piece on the platform and on the road to the pit. Sobbing and weeping, wringing of hands, were beard and seen on every side. One poor woman, with an infant in her arms, told a most effecting story to a minister of religion who vainly attempted to assuage her grief as the related her lose, with tears streaming down her face. She had come down to hear some tidings of her husband. He had only sum mered work in the pit, and it was his first day down when the accident took place. He had promised to write to tell her where to oome to. The hand of death prevented him carrying out this intention. The little infant in the afflicted woman's arms looked on with an alarmed counte nance at the violence of its mother's grief. Others were similarly Wired. Even strong men were to be seen shed ding tears without restraint. Another meeting of miner was held this afternoon about half-past four o'clock, for the purpose of deciding upon the measures to be adopted with regard to the meal, in Newcastle this day. Mr. Richard Fines brought the sub ject before tray and impreasod upon them the necessity there existed for unanimity amongst, them in respect of any steps that might be takes for the relef of thine whom this dreadful accident has reduced to a state of want. The sympathy aroused for the sufferers was widely felt through out the country, and it was expiated th at and Grey band of men would unite and contribit i :va, utmost to alleviate in some measure the cases of distress which existed. There should be no misunderstandmg in such • vital matter as this. The fund about to be Meld should be so regulated in its distribution that, like • now voir, it might flow amongst the suffering people and carry consolation, so far as pecuniary aid could impart it, to all. Two cribs have been completed in the pit, and if a third were got in the remainder of the work of securing the shaft would proceed rapidly. A cradle has been put down the shaft for the men to stand in while working, as the rubbish is far from secure, there being a bole of four or live fathoms deep, and the footing of the men might give way at an, moment with fatal resulta, and without • moment's warn ing. Mr. Coulson expects that the shaft will be made com paratively site in the rune of the night, when the men will proceed to get a sufficient portion of obstructing rub bish out, whoa of mums no time will be lost in bringing the bodies to bank. The first carload of codas has just arrived, and is now being unloaded. The, are placing them iu • building near the pit, where they will remain till wanted. Mr. Watson, who escaped miraculously along with two other men who the cage fell, has favoured um with details of the accident, the cause of all the woe. Some of the fate have been stated previously, but these, coming from • survivor, are not without interest. The cage, consisting of an upper and lower deck, was being drawn up at 20 minutes to 11 o'clock the morning of Thursday, the 16th, with four men on on deck, namely, W. Sharp, llbso. Sharp, sea., Geo. Sharp, jun., and Ralph Robson; and four on the lower deck, namely, Watson, Robinson, Win. Bewick, and Brown. They had entered the cage at the bottom of the abaft, and their ascent was regular, as usual, until they were within a few feet of the bank. Then they heard a great crash above them, and before they could conjecture what it was, they felt a heavy substance strike the cage, and the cage at once descended with great velo city. After a momentary perception that they were fell ing down the shaft, the cage caught the hi-attic* and wee instantreously crushed by falling timber. The first blow is supposed to have been given by the felling beam, and the effect of that shock knocked Geo. Sharp, the younger, Ralph Robson, Brown, and Bewick, out of the cage. and they fell lowa the pit. As the cage bung on the rattle*, the four MR kit on it began to waive the reality of theireituatioe. Above them the shalt was choked with debris; below them ell was dark, but they had heard the sound of weighty material falling beneath them. The first idea of the men in the age was to obtain relief from the yard seam, and Watson, who was uninjured, volunteered to slide down the "rap ropes," to that place, both the Shops being severely injured on the heed and body, and Robinson brig slightly hurt. Watson slid down read iagly, midair lord his progress stopped by the eldesetim XARTLEY PIT CATAbTROPHIS. (nom owl owx Amities , _ aehop..lh theleg44tAnueln.beisti bro fteligamelwawt beb.arl Gram is warefindy ewe ful in hewing the breaking completion that when lie ass go into the workings to send up the dead they mg tele good air in with them The are have nearly all arrived from the neighbouring oolliedert Then Aare bola brat few people out here toilay, and scarcely esyylima. w. isk• the following from yesterday's Newcastle Chrenick : iiiATIZT, Tauanat. • There has bees groat excitement iim.1416, inia work ing under Mr. Coulson, in eassequence d some health indi vidual emotive those around the pit having upeessed an intention of shooting both Mr. Cashes sod bh sees ff they did not proceed at once tort est timbales of the men. It le impossible to do so uatil the shaft is made seem* by the cribs which are sow in mune d beim( pet in. In aresequeeee of these threats Mr. Coulson and Ws see, with a oatmeal feel ing of indignation at such unmerited tnatment freneerese of those in whose behalf they were risking their lithe every minute, intimated their intestate al leaving the work as it wee forthwith. It was, we believe, a matter of some diffioulty to persuade them to remain and cautious their heroic exertions. To reassure the gallant fellows, and to show them that the bulk of the men around had fall coufidence iu them, and deprecated the threats uttered n . their foolish and unthinking companions, a meeting was held on one of the pit heaps this morning at ten o'clock. Mr. Turnbull, hewer, Cowper Colliery, was appointed chairman. He vigorously addressed the meeting, point. iog out the folly of such an interference with the workmen under Mr. Coulson, who were using their utmost exertions for the recovery of the bodies, and he was of opinion that the meeting should express itself to that effect, so as to show :dr. Coulson and his men that the general body of the men around were fully satisfied that the beet mea sures had been tried for reaching the bodies of the unfor tunate men. After some remarks from other spe akers, the following resolution was adopted unanimously : — " That this meeting has every cochleae* is the men at work liaise Mr. Coulson, and that we give them every assistance and escoungement in oar power till the work is mown =dod." The chairmen said that it would be very wrong to interfere and obstruct the efforts to reach the men. The bodies would be brought up es soon as poseible, sad then steps would be taken to recognise them. The misers expressed themselves quite satisfied with this, and one of them proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman, coupled with • request that be would go to and fro, and bring them intelligence of the progress of the work. This resolution aho was cordially adopted. A miser said that the time would soon come when the minces could not got the Wiles for the water. Another said that the water would not get to them for a good bit yet. The chairman said that another set of wen bad got ready, and would go down to set the work &going. Much precious time must neoseserily be lost, but they might be sure there would he no time lost in the attempt to reach them. They should give the workmen every encouragement be their power, as every interfaith, must militate sgainet the progress el the week. Otheral assent was given to this, sod the seed dimmed, the absinthe recommending each and all of them to act as policemen is the matter, sod see that no interference as that contem plated took place. Another meeting was held, about 12, [or the purpose of completing the arrangements fur bring ing out the bodies asd for identifying them. Various plans wire suggested, One was that, as soon as the coffins were brought to bank, some one a . iuted fur the purpose should call out the name of the yin the coffin, when the relations, if present, should step forward and identify them. The committee of twelve appointed to assist in erecting the barrier were also em wend to see this pars of the melancholy business carried out. It has hem' decided just now that the bodies will sot be identified ,in the mine as they are sent up by Mr. Humble and hie asaiitaata, but ',farthing placed in the coffins will be taken at oboe slang the gangway to the blacksmith's shop, where they will remain till identified. It is not expected that they will be brought out today. About 1 o'clock, Mr. Humble came down to the pit. He appears to hays suffered somewhat from his exposure to the pa, sad still seems rather weak. This (Thursday) morning, Dr. Dawson and Mr. Hornsby, relievieg Gam, bare visited some of the most needy of the families bereft of their breed winners by this appsilleg aillillizotlbs. The eases of extreme distress us not very sumerems, bet these em many that are pitiful is the ex. lispeshilly imam Irish and Scotch families that ben rem* anted been. The principal miners' lees when the man of death has pissed his hand on the thresholds it ones happy homes, an celled Quarry Row Omani Rem, an Old Ha rt ley, sad each of then plum wink el deb et amble rows of anises. The sane retelahrg relief an meet eameroul at Qeury Rew, the lent green elllenne ban been felt at Oaks* Row, hut M the pawn d the blenclent who whit is allevieffilbe Anew Nat nenin, we am ante that tedhertembete sellef le any to be We , and that ft waft! he hedger ift then vie nee le L r— Ullan for the nrene rif beenerthi polophoy oho lo sommoicato, for Ibipeonat, vilk Do. Doylies oaf a [TWOPENC: that hosts seed so much trouble. There he found the bruised and wounded persons of the poor fellows who had Wien, nal ham whom the breath of life was ebbing e lt. cfCleciAlitimailliPkeiarki:=6 .younger, was WTI ic a h m ay blr Wateon also i be!: lose& The two joined in pryer,. rind a w_hile asking His niarTedryPrutatbeill souls, Sharp , li&drP;rltwicpie and Brown yielded fiendhia to oo mmi n si c t i ii . ati bu o e ccaptodibengenoleswereor notoiiffi ilty,...d.naonwd emir. It was impossible ice him to roomosod to the speraded cage by means of the rope, and he therefore attuessted to climb up the pumps ; but his effort' were oareeeefal. He engaged in prayer, as did also times la the es above, and in this way the time passed until they were relieved. The first airs of assistance were the signs ci hammering above the obstructing materiel Is response Watson and his comrades 'honied as loudly as they could, and they had the satisfaction of i tag faintly the mound of human voices in reply. At a ray of light appeared in the obstacle above, and men y a rope was lowered to the men in the cage. George Sharp was the first put in the sling, but just as he' was being drawn up he fell out, and the next nuts{ he was uanjled corpse lying at the side of Watso n, who only him breathe twice after be felt. The other men were drawn up in Stay, but Watson still remained among the deed below. A rope was lowered to him, and he com menced Be hod been exposed to • heavy fall of water, and while Ihelots& pewee of bunting and other drbris fell at inter vals monad him, but happily did not hit him. After be was drawn up two fathom, a heavy fall came sway, sod - d diaw dsbe be l i slell d = b b ur tai ' h y °" muL n cM t s 4.7H . e ab° l2:: reached the cage, and after getting throu g h that, he was drawn solely to beak. toMilliminteellOwl eittntioo, the men were arty able • - osjectares as to the came of the amidst, snii these are somewhat iotereeting, as affordingool ramiromed for believing that than iVi in ,tho seam re be likely entertain to similar as to the nature the - . dash Mr. Meteor his emoradm believed theA the man engine welt mast have fallen ; bat tate ties& of the pi g as lobes never averred to than air They 40000 the Viet wbed falba, tits alma ie. They o rowan awe then illehd, . smitten et Um pm la Ike male. et Um pb, ealliweel 'have been fserfe impormil with the ale adli MOW elf the constrephe as Mart firmly.es it roe, %Ma Ille end des& • ~. - , ~,.,. V • , i 7 1 WWl= Sloop ime asedeltesellel pewee Wu& dr . coney dories the pmeneenew Mrsedayi , i lea ha seas • rimsdy risel from the brims b. , " reoeirol. Sharp was a marelZig Watson are MSS of IMOre *ea tit ' their class y lir. Watson proseesiig a fair slim. In rep y h t r o the from her Majesty, through Sir ertliby a Obesllls ina y night, Mr. Baker Barter tele. =tit i ms mu re i bed I'h I been a for the pd Information f.rthei of th e relief of the poor people, and • public meeting was to be held today, at Newcastle, for the purse of forming a w est relief fund. There were 406 women and children Some ides of the extent of this frightful illmeter . will be pined from statistical returns that have been esplied by the parochial officers, assisted by the Often of the colliery. The following is • stakeout of the number of the nearest relatives only it these obese lives have bean lost in the pit : Widows III Clitidrea : Sisters supported by broths.. ? 2? Orphace. A Pens supported by ephew sons it ~ unt s ke upported by n Grandmother supported by geembeen Total I *fag, and 219 dead, including th ole who 4°T wese • Ig-lhe Wiese/ the age, and yet those . firings only . dine 'Emile* atoned by the seinsitY. . The . population of theta pit hamlets swept away at ens swoop, sal et all the men employed at this important whisk but nthel *aye ago was in active operatics. Oily 35 main alive. k THURSDAY, libnlftrtfr. This is the most boisteessa night we have yet it this pleas of gloom. -A thong .oath-easteceVrol big directly from the German Ones, Map with heavy showers of pelting rain, against which his almost impossible to stood ; siosesseastly, there la ass more Athp to _nosed bi the ever-varug aspect_ nod amodations'ef Bartley Pit at the noon of thedA. ai liesdred line of • Gni born • Way as the wet aid .and, crict guilt glitters eneywherearmiadas venom Wig w the Suns Bet Stil'eefegkepenon lb* Casaba hi sight alike pit heap tithe eelliety. _Ms nay guateliee of the platform have left their posts to seek the whetter of some wood hut or frienelly wall, sod the wind soughs and bowls o'er the wild and wierd some. In the waken' cabin a few Montt/hie men. including Mr. Coulson, await their turn to dessod again the dismal depths of the foul pit. The work has pmended well, and is man than hid( finished. By five or six e'en& is the mon* the mom aspen to get mein to the rubbish, sad to resume the arduous occupation of clear ing it away. Neenwhile, by the use of the braces*, the air is math retied, and none of the men have been anted ' by the pe Se-day. Still there is some unoertainty shoat • that fatal obstruction, so obdurate, and so firmly kaittal and, horrible se the thought is, it may yet be that the dmd muse be left to bury their deed. It r art* however. that so effort will be spared to accomplish the object sow in view, sad that is expected to be achieved on Saturday Tait NEW BRIDLIN AT _ BLACK PRIAM. To information previonaly given in our last ?aliens, we may new add, descriptive of Mr. Page's selected design, that the centre arch is 280 feet span (40 feet wider than the esetre arch of Southwerk•bridge), and the two side arches being each of no fest span, the waterway being them 720 fest, the two piers are each 28 feet in thickness. The lies of the amine is 2 feet above Trinity high-mar ( tide having, es extraordinary . oecasiews, rim S feet 8 inches above that datum). The rise of the centre arch above the springing is 24 feet, and of the side melee 20 fee.; hence the headway at Trinity high-water will be 28 feettuider the centre arch,aed 22 feet under the side arches. The arches will be in cast-iron from the piers to within 40 feet of the crown • the centre piece funning the key of the arch, 80 fest in Le ngth, being of wrought-iron • so that the thinnest part of the bridge, which is in immediate conti guity with the roadway, and consequently subject to an shocks from the traffic, would be of the more safe The same principle has been carried out at Westminster bridge. All the central parts of each arch, where the wrought-iron rite are inserted, are to be of wrought-iron. Between the main rile, cross girders and bearers will be fixed, 31 feet apart, on which are to be laid wrought-iron plates, and over these again a water-tight and elastic bed n interposed between the plates and the roadway. The design is simple in character, but of massive proportions. The combos is relieved by corbels, and the spandrels filled in with the arms of the City of London and those of South wark, with some sculpture in bas-relief indicative of the Thames ; the sculpture however, as before-mentioned, is not to be carried out at present. The pedestals on the piers are proposed to be of polished granite ; the arches as the ends of contrasting_ in colour with the granite. The four on each side of the bridge, 40 fest in height above high-water mark, and 23 feet in width, would supply beam for groups of sculpture commemorative of past events in our national history. Those indicated in the drawing are intended to represent King Alfred, Boadicea leading to the charge, Sir William Walworth dea li ng the death-blow on Wat Tyler, and our present Sovereign queen Victoria en couraging the arta of peace. These groups, placed so as to have a sky outline, would offer to the observer a series of sculpture in a position not often equalled in this country, as they would be separate and distinct from all surrounding objects, and would stand out in bold relief. The foundation of the bridge is proposed to be formed on timber, and icor. piles, similar to those of Westminster-bridge ; the piers are to be of masonry. The time of construction is stated at two years and a half, and provision is to be ramie for the traffie without the erection of a temporary bridge, as has been the case at Westminster. Rumours of a probable delay in the commencement of the work are afloat ; we hope they are unfounded.—Buildism (Nears. HARTLEY COLLIERY ACCIDENT RIME) FIIND.—• The sum of 11.45. 9d. from the emptopia of Messrs. Smith, Elder, and Co., and Is., "the price of • dinner," was re ceived yesterday by the Lord Mayor. in aid of the widows and orphans who have suffered in the late fearful catastrophe at Hartley. It is understood that the LooltMayor does not intend to solicit donations, but he is open to receive any sums that may be forwarded to him for the purpose of alleviating the wants of the sufferers. A committee meet ing of the Corporation of Reading wee held yesterday, and the members, before separating, took into consideration the best means of assisting in the relief of tho distress which has befallen so many families is consequeuce of the terrible catastrophe at the New Hartley Mine, muff it was decided that a subscription should immediately be commenced, is preference to incurring the delay that would be occasioned by collies a public meeting. 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