The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-08 00:00:00

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CIUIt.ILIM twar CO DOA" a{ JOINS/ Lembo, T 0 HOTEL sad TAVERN-KKEPERS.—Every s iit rborripie• of PLAT/Lb MOON a 4 halt Ur al dims.— girths only nal sebetitute for Silver is the „IL 'MIL MEOW* PLATING Ye MO X !CR IL—JON/A L0w404,- END Poet-odoe Order foe £2 2.., payed* to WM JONI., I i.relew ales*. hod yes win neelre &Curran rot. Tow, *mat Se r. nal Geer sow. MOaE LONDON CUT GLASS ("COMPANY monition rid err W.A. si Woveliddr SUPPLY Or wiry sr...Orr 4 i'IIYATILL OLdell di Orrin' lido Or ids rid reirl drier IF ' rd Ow. 144 Orr ► lir wo der. W, irsdie i to am Imedied ulna a.a. rt. T6ok DRAWING-ROOM CRYSTAL THE WWl' IL richly oat so I ohm* dodo, for dim HOW with =Ol I www. =wawa Pow. wow d s of Oho awklioro Was Ohm Soo 4W. tA Rh .I Co., le% 0444 10114. W.- Mitt Yoe :Amt. T" ORM," 124.--A new first-claw QUART Dno4lll/11, 14 WanWs; bd. and pleads MOW; ; dam Wne to Ma mato pedantic.. An mine linnlas Daa&r WeiVOL To W and way .4 Lie nanahawara, _F. SPARK Maka 4.4 Landau 'Bannon.. 144. • oliordwranl w i6 = rem. i55,..0,4.7. TN, mojal G•ara Irwin wa oilman awilk. W.. wow EEIPORTANT SALE of first-alms now sad Onn444llnd YU ItNITCII.—J. D 1 . N T sad 9... bme Is H ride dna any hi.. on -In M tbe "Ado Monne. r m s.= beam. milk ...IA to • brit olsoody tbo land.l.llmals Is WA/a. =an ....Iz a. Lau in real • do% couvrbnos ugly ...la OW. mod Y. r, &pie% 1...,.. In onk. Mbar wed.• mdkompay 4n4r rr•-o attain at It h . " = .1144 ; b dti at tro 41. taboo.. Mont 441.bn/ft ; WO on 14 41; nor; otlor artleo propornortald4 WI tatt " .:=7:ll, m , ~i',';',',..ote,*". n i.rt ' l l rkbanla 413 Me 4414 114414.14.1. 00..1 at: no* look.or en Wild 44Pin I. l Irimba... bald. le-n. and ocr WI 1r044.14 WNW/ 404 sad man. 14. goo 'be I Noir .41 tooblins onapiroor, oln wart 114,41114 a 1..1.r.. fat. •ur• Erten omen, r worronto.l. Inwood no Mann yr co In I. , n 1. uno. 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Thresbist Machias, dm—To nii., rut" a DUPUIS CY LIIII DIM PO &&&&&& "MY OIL K. et lelpsem Nowa& 3. , war boo earkis al vertlor Wit */ ino adml fir, nk. .4 L ... ,, ::: . ..2481166 sorlake ..i.• • lion. hp UM 0.1,N1 sil Opdr WWII l=r:. kV iit..4/1.6 a...s pwiAlog em b lirge lb Polabo:••3• ISair, kr moue ....r. impabh. PI WNW= hem di be swam mao PI . ...‘ PPP MP . She 116 ir..4• 1 1 Ilhe UP* plemd bt mos Ina Mowinftwikillt/fl4. *3. lb Os. S. •10104 ondlim. Poo nom •14 th. Move wog Is lama 11111ODLIA ind COrrirdwan. 0.4 t. g b, FFIOE Sae P ert N:l, I, forle4trer, Lincoln's t... WA—Phnom D • 1 If 1111 rad ROOM RA3IOOOOII lee =Wag Meier 001811 hommike so be lie pedesed waist pnoblaml weemilee. *OA awl lerAm MGM lot lIMIS imil ividellellir 4 inne.l=ll ervirelel deMer. F PATS die REGNAULD. 'lst, is sallow bird *NI Is poem ramdlalie wad la all all= 4 00U )11).. rod 0.1~1 re be abet .114004. Thirty be rain or tar F b a war br Yr obabrlir —Pray la par boa of 011 Ibeibal abrorry .4 .4 A. 411AUMIUMINS. WOO WOOF. A redirdirdirri. brordilly. Vf . g a r ACT fat OKATITUDE—SucIo (weird a *Wail Dna *t Une•••••• 00•••••••—• jai. sae. Ire ••••••2 . :1 1. =:=••• al moon. =li• ode pa\ es is oat= 1 • aft mar ' 1. 1:. ••• Mal s• dm maw awl S. wig mad lisk MIMI, elbort•••• • ...wipe al • Mier/ im•l•ps. rWe owls 11•=-•44••• • J aliertir=M•l6 balm. Et CURS.—LAMBERTS ASTHMATIC Za.2l 4 le• pask i frosb•bor di a:Milleas oe tt Minims was. IsAs eNr......._11.1""da5w p is 1. 6 .4. 64 .801.edy in= elm Os .......• Maignie I. asorwiles Ile IMO. RIO 'NOM Mir Wirt ilmea Our of liM aiftr WNW 31A.... 1 4.. u. opoi t• v aida.b.s. d Ails air& Therm aill•Ilowl, ART UNION of OLABOOW. 1.617111 th• cArr Ls ono 11! KKK tbs PIM P LIMING{ tu ly dievOwned awbeewa Pa 14140 lbw, el tbe brevet era., %larch INS CD be ON VIBW at ins Victoria On. (hen , . )Milanl all. Pwwwllo9. wEere eabteri,tioot all iw 'waive ray Oyes Win 1 , 1 a to. W. 9 µVI ♦ aslaco4 fen. .Ea isabiliblus win nanny aka, fa 1021 law NOHLaT A. KIP.TO:e. Aenas Setwetary. CH a, J. ROWS. Ktbiblilda *raw. Tao Mahn twilltaaLly In =lamed aa k. AIN,. ALHERE SMITH'S CHINA TO-NIGHT, at ; God !VERY NIOIIT eiturdayl, at ! i Ta1..4.7 aim doisedßy Aitern , ... at enact Naar Mitiao. abet tlia...ottal "gnat I.—Ptalb, J. wok% am be takaa at •be boa raptiaa 1411 .11 , 1 y. was It tlll 6 :arcs. Rt. aallery MR. and Mr*. GERMAN 'MFG re-app*ar on NONDAT Snarl Mt. 411. at the ROTIL U.LVRY a'ItLIJATiIAtION.II. 444rett. In Owl, Popalnr Wastratium. ** 4 •OI *a!dl4o4 arresi suing hew ebnnnsen Italia. Rm. to be Did it &id wants. tad at Cramer. Hoak. and C 0 . ,. M. Itamidttnan ST. DiARTEVS-HALL SINGING SCHOOL. AINITWTH 811/001. I.lr. JO UN HULLAIL RMAA?ART CLAMV.. 110. Ilk foe ladko. R 1 mit Tido Lromis* boo I, at 7.11 1* I*.. tor Goollorm* SIR OM TAI. hosing. Ires 11. at 1131. Too for dm Comm of Lermo—Lrollr* IL* .• Owtkotß. l 1114/11.1•1 lIGAULAN M. Ilia IH6 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS. *maw Oulmo de Voilm• /I•lbm.—.l 111•ItU ■ as • Nab sairlsolna opmeor. sae swam TAN 5V113112% DermoW • at es Mum mew% sad 11410114 1141. W a r mg of Ur lowless Nur wltall iv= pyre cabal for sumbelled_ j•••• at Mos news • werld Vi ir MORI/. 4ar i let 8, 1iA9i124 NIT. sad 11••••4 misir•l• •11 . . I". MOM= 07•7 fia. sivi war. ; M.. X s exxxXX mr. ~y MlNd M. 6~it RGYLL ROOMS, Windmill-greet.— °read Orr —OM/ inn', %VMS [NIL wish the ethebreeeet AID. eetallhiett te...teeetemetee ar Noah LL, Prlseigal Onfil The ft /IL al ; dot • ir• mineiraa•Zie rh a n =i f . &Af" XPINOVERSQUARE ROOMS-THIS TIISINO. Ws. CAA HAIM:1111 OILATION a 110X1. ird adkoms. Cosiesre battiest IL Admielis. L. fa. sad b. 9ATTLN 10:IOW.—Thie LONDON PAVILION, 33 .6. 8100000.-Ni c := 41011 . 7? Udgel4 0 11 . llowlol Aloft osol YM.U.lorloo aclin LONDON PAVILION. Tichborne-strest, NINWINUII. Wyss out to 7074 • pdomat evralas. r w tho PDX PAIIILION. On Ora nom la Load.. aml dot b 0.4 CUM All Million 07 opfrehromet t 1.2.4 oill.-11100 boo Allo7o, Lib eall•Ow. CIATTLE SHOW.—AII tee world over for ON NJ wreewe. at Ile 011 UT latewtar-squire. OPos from Ire MIS pan ROYAL SURREY GARDENS.-Th. GREAT OPUS NIGHTLY tar IMI& DA3I Dim 101/10.-1.1. T N I iiim Ira ullo gin se RARAM—THIS EVENING (Thenday), Doe. 8, sit Mash !Mier, 64. Ileydemtidadit IlrYstern or..dadog et now *dinkiest: Ilmorred vomit: ammil with 71 third sow I.—Tiolleho ma be We sod idsta denumed sh 1 Mani Winn, isaitasmas. mid at Ike UAW DELAIDM GALLERY, Lostber-areade, Ohm& b NOW OTIS kr TWITIOS. Haim W. ?Mimosa membr Imam yawl, it DE. KAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL lIIPOSUIL Woof ibe Mt an isakeeinedail by the Pole a ale Pear Imeae mai andel sod larlimilve a ap la ealeasea Milli Dallis lor .10011•1111.61/. from 13 5551 Carl bpi I PIP. Adrailea. OP Ilillsa lepaiptra Ilaedbeek• grab. Dr. Lamb Partin Leaniate "Ylikagfig at lierrlara." dans a 3 and 1 Plea prl= Daterid=alt 11,2 4 1iz li s igt = O l V animator Mar. ea ...l = mr am—Tlie l'haio.ogy of Ilepreaeries —ea eal Ile eanaro—llar to amp Mara PO filo i lin g illapinew N.D. Da. Kase Traria en Ise aim .s lea% . atAtb..4 " The ebb taiebY a Marrap" am pa free a nava of 13 Asap direct boa W Maim. IL Ilariparea Orearappre. vi. C HRIBTMAB BOXES or HAMPERS. lIDDLATILIL Junk tit. end Oe.. Wise liplrit Men-t ante KU" iiss sad 1:0.• rag Aro. Irmereyy.; lye. • 11•• • w•••• ett ND littU-4cemt Deem 0 It 151/171.11 FUNDS /MAY, 0911 MUT etluTCl4 or !Klett WHISKY. °NM OLU JAMAICA MUM. UxY MUT sad lITMODOLIT OIN. tt9ll 11x1 uLD P JIT. 0911 • BULK RT. Dewed bee elleliaste mike el their ItitsblbetaseeL Oemeley erden to be acreemmated by • remluarme. SCHILLER'fi WORKS, in German, for 10s. ed. Toe revue woks, jeer Iseperrei from Orrumsy. el the bor. E= ablies Itriartorb Woofs. beadoomely orbited re Strelosrit volajsporiell e M i erlth Fortralb—be woe boobs Ws trees 1M pito. Wow to Ws Work Irbos Green& empire .1111 drilverer. pert bre. for I.s. L. tor s ge time Nay. ea spoborobra to rr MIAS ind beetmlbrre, In &net E UROPEAN and COLONIAL WINK CO NNNNN . HI. PALI/44 ALL, WOWS. B.R. ?to hoonewe et Um • tootealloo. b rrateltel tatoootedilax the •••rooeleotol moot. obi& W .Hooded thgr to keep NM Ina Ur* poor ot/1 tee sod Se entry oq la wk. tottopety. thew *Op to dent only Is lb bum ao.. of $. Woo re wont oitesio W. Join tooltoodully w Isvlto .molt= to to. estry adosatopes othro/ by ON Comply. otto. Itst 'Mold He to wreaks of the AY pro =of to. oto4 1500tH ...MAU et hawk Orals. Pampa owl A rim 5.. ot owe eontood to o.t. m tbsoosomor • owing of at Imo Hoer amt. THA 101o0Pit•Ir hog COLONIAL RINI 0011P•IfTzLeng O. It deo s Imre nowt of Holm. Oft say OW heir la ban stoodooot HAM* ills ahem*. gam imoisly I=77r beetkosod peoltonr w al Hos onttoso IA common hos mob MlMl sem sod nem& Itto mod GO portlealatt tontooded Imo ea op. WA. Ithlit TIPPING. ••••••• BCOND-HA.ND BOOKS BOUGHT and SOLD. k - 1111 LLIS and 84 t'111111•• thsffleatag Moek.bayere Is is& lave the sostedieselys 006.1.11 RM &UM 11 s sad /140011 RAID SOO I tor SALK 14 Ibelr Imes Ibtabbebtoesb, 17i, sires& Jam peinksbed a 011 . • LUOUN el SUM snlesmes elm bs4 boas sadest sod modem Is goers braeli d bleraleus. Paulus pars et tbelr pine meek. Is 41•11 Ikea sot Pnq doh. pews , Dna 're.. Mt. se esoemeses woes &oak base this °nemeses@ aM Ovid. to Ow tanestiss d a pee /dorm. A Wasps is also boss,' muddy, ess=se as aim iserebeses sake% nay be bad pow teem lem lbws Al *a 31411 Vitt °AID WORKS kept os sae Is sant sad Want ski es ream bleoluss. • Ileseest of towns Is she Adds( inn sew bac* pablibed.—WlLLlM am 4 0021111d•11, Mart E UROPEAN and COLONIAL WINN COMPANY. Mt PALL-MASA. LONDON. B.W. 000711 AVIICAN dIiSILNY M. Aad Ms per dos. SOUPY AMMAN POET ........ ...... Asa TY islet OM lasedaard Into Oa. eauktr7. Lath sod prima aarlused. Tame 111110111111.1 y isamsd tut iboo• pare Aad Anariddaa Wsessatara se as red asomal. lar=r farad la oral A . .. 0 .W. rasmsosaled alma son IMICID TIPPING. Maasarr. E UROPEAN and COLONIAL wins con 112,4 LONDON. &W. ROTA. victual A 611111•11.2 • Inky oaeska oriussi loft loaf. sod " t tom Willi& T. Oomo•ny hada, moored Jr moot Mild sommi p-oduce of Os aieto•holl " Chu 6o 'Cowl," tho promowro aro or ble.l oiler Ike Wird " Royal Violorka Peon" 'al • pike Intorno lonossfnpwd. VOL RAID TIPPIIIki. *mem E UROPEAN and COLONIAL wlfß oonPANT. ..111.1,11ALL. LOX DOI. LW. SPLIC4DID OLD PORT ........ ....... .... 12. pr ma Moe mob Le wood • • • Bold.. BM pothoom istoluded. Thlo retnnlahly aro holy Will Pen. bawls: boo ten jest. In the wore. to won ooreolog leo oilaiwo oe Ws ontooloorne, bon, tlt toe WX.IIIIID TIPPING, Vaasa". E CROP II A N and COLONIAL WINN COMPANY. It& P AAAAA LL. lAN CoN. U. AAAAA LING Ihritli P•T 411 . 41/PAONIt . ..... 311.. me Ms. le Or 'weed 01.. pa d... Nt. JULIAN LLAlUllacci Warm sodur . Ma .. PALO COGNAC ASANDU... ..... ... ..... Adedol. mod LA .. BWs primps le PC/ALMA well bola M ovi owl lwasfra.. WM. lUD TIPPING, Maaraw. E UBuPYAN sail COLONIAL WINK OOMPANY. 1* PALI.III.II Lb, LONDON. &W. 01111111T11•8 HoOPIORS. Alp gorkolNo of tar &moo W Imo !owned or oilmr•OL forword.of boroodlsody on Map. of romOrdloo ardor. H. drip for 'UL 06 or ROM TIPPING, Maa.sror ONK THOUSAND KlO HT HUNDRIW sod ?WIWI, PORT. •• elk" nue VIIITIOIIL-114 evallk el .11 week euenesluse. re It oft appveme d •111 be azalmese.— Irk—blell. /swim ell Oa bilkelikela et ibb repro/ 'kink 11. ine 12 askew per am: Ilk eng, bottled.. .7, eel lek brim iblepie• eft le ; Mb; ala drag% 71.. ; 111••••• and Otelk idankfas ani sire alibms. 71e. bMa bee Wad Mime dry, U bow IN 141St eh •Mk sikulad owl eIW bullet embisleee l• kik fiempow sad teens iy Muni Ilk dam. A Ira rammed ether pone. .writ to me la ieb : Perk IN FMK ISli *wok 4 pier pee wens ; A:I1 lll4l. eiedelmet Sk Ilbotkoc sd cf-t. 16 peak% balk, 41.; Uullems , . 11 knot ;• Duo a. beli viz k 4. 4 h Uilarimen • Lek 414 Bask • •••••r irle• 34 Pr deem: Otkeb " bek•bekb." M.• Pelt Oarbalk broom ; lekkkik onwarsiled R. ; Aseeklemie sot th• tee. imp perrl. Ma and ; old duisra. dieles. M.. 144. woe,' eve. irdwo. • prim lit of grips.. 1.1. mm fe , •...1•1 ea walk*. bbek •I•mb•-4. Wlse llobb mt. 3. skew' Ike, awes. Leal teams. Laden. It. U. CHOICst WINEB.--itaal paid to say imam ix iniont—sAIDIIIIIMIII roars Inn on non. I. Oa, iki 474. 4,44 dm; 414 It Walk Na. No.. 946. Ik, Is ll‘s.: hartztllia SU. 4114.. 4114. Sk. ; kraillinie. 414.. fk.1144.: nl4 WWI Ikk§ m =Ilk: 7:74444 4 . Pm ft J4114k1114.; ilt. 1774. ; mapirler =3 ...a.r...-.2.-1,-;:m...i.....- -6,7tatt. si,„„ ...., et 47 mu 944•4444 44 Sea no sy 41 IkelaMask 71. Limb. kirkli.4o74o. W.C. I balk 5 4 4. kg Ida //sk 04044 Mar 4. 1• B. pot 1.. = ai r me ea spilleielek KMAHAN'S LL WHISKY v. COGNAC ele IYI.H 1/11111 [ T Mehl the fres& le _pen, mei. te111 , .., Miaow eee ewe nIW ittartamma. Odd la /a ed. me, at leer t el the hlhemh.hl• Inatat la Whew the speefitted wrote la de pifeelgei Swat tea •• at t. Um. wmaasitielleefr Hee motet. the M.Y.800 latel. au, I eon Woodall for bils's tIiNEKELY'S COOINAC.—A pore pole or biewn blisaarOb. SAM lb. per boa II meta L.A. ma. E. Imam an/ dr brintstrzz a.4 l ovz. v. pllm. ralri a tAlZlM_ begim. md .O. Ilibblblal an TEAM OF SUCCESS have proved / vim. grodes dre SO WAND, MAMMAS Ott. eedmerie Ise rroseeler die AMIN MI kle..tra bomb Ir. It renew. Mir ben re*se ow er emeja h = I to•Lerre rer ?p i :l,llT= =. le Reeremoder "M i l itt WY d isili briodeil leer et mer l e ii==ir " ins u rer" " Awb 1"." 1 I ng wat ia lie emill. . t a ta irk tr e iged 114. I am. at a re er allinees roe 111/L/lATAIMILIDOIIOOOII.IIT/MST. Iv, ow the Yorsauwa. CIR.VERWELL, L.S.A.. Moaioa. cm to oloolroooo. =roe ot . sad thavemboa. am solimpow immafldensl Irak =The MOWN, tali Asoiow of oar esmuslke—The 11liar—dIromieme.enamemL sal lbw. nice .4 orb • low wk. •1•113.11 N NNW IS It• WWI el Mali. M.Ors1111; a ion Aaihrha• above LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8 1859. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Or NVILVID. The OM( ILA L 1111811.\ G of Mill BM Al be t eld et SO ciet in. N.M. 11,3overspine. Leadosom 11114 T. NW yak be 'maw. et MiiiL-1* *Moroi the Low." N 0... 18a. B. MILAN MIMI BM, ITog. T0 -NIGHT and EVERY NIGHT.—POR 'NUM bikes W the 0.17110.10 I lIWIT et the (MAT ILPIII PHOTOI.IIIIPIIIO SALOON, 410. Weer. HOU SEL 888 POOR, Playhoowyeed, Whitoseasarat -11tanarached IVA Paaatmere-Yhe Night Woo. the LOUD MATOIL Tas.smaa-John laboadirre. Lot. The Orreices tet. -atabnebed . Mar y Leo to Info& w ph& Was, ia awasamate d the tear seem* eJ taa weather. cad aumwore awhcallons for a taloa. at dm Aarhus sable the UM /.a fis t s. Isf.catlag an nausea nal tat af Swam thry tare Mee , misted so ure.NING their Iter C 0 It THUS SYIIIIIN 0 . ga tb a t gnat that the sympathy sad Ilheralar 'Aka kapt It to o fer d l rtars will out to .auras( ou W mlllllO4 rimaka. rulacanclons 10,41 y re ariarl es under:-.OIM-Ittars 1 amebas. sad Co.; ea J. W. bele* !tart. Iva Co: OW Hart, MINI CO. Wears Ststth, nubs. nod Co •, lleers. Itramota Uwe sal Co.; lb. London Jam tan* Hank; *lons Mdiii leant* -y. and Co ; the I own Bask the Lomita sad Wistamar. /hot; b. counnlStas.toom. Wassatd -Mem. 0. Main sod Oa • Yearn. (Wks arrl Co.: Maas Pro onand and Co.; Nowa lea: rids sad Co.: Lawton and WestsMastar liaak ; Maas liaralant ma C.; Mr.. NI bet and Co. JNO. LAHOWVIVI2, alimarta. Comunlalas Zama lt. Old arcadatnaa Des 7, LPL CURIOSITY in TP.A.—BOUCHONG of • Cat bee WM bees sinsilms bakion bast=c. OTILACII.4 N sisd Co.l. K.C. mut Ilan mad Co. 'CC VHS owpillel Ala To. M I. W.. b.OL. arl is. IL THE BEST and CHEAPEST TR 18 and oorrinz n lINOLIND ars si all non to In nano/ of rnu.sain .1 Co.. Ton In ins Willinonnsa, 01In Lara oa.a .trom Warm Tim In IL Yea.. In lisl.. an doOn 4 , 1- ;MS Ans. Is et. Is. lei, W le. T in awl soften Ini sans of Ile► ant antis. II Ss Ins Misr- nailed et Allennsessilslssanigs • elm ansanina Inuessinnilsil . pLANIYS PURE HOIICEOPATIJIC COCOA. TM many vitt." of the Coma. se more pregorly. the Lbeao .at ha. casorl It to. sees past to be most Estorreelly eotemed la thhe COMM** abet It to ..reduced Is several lefts Ito ounraboelos pooch bare hem worod. and sooderfal alms Om Mated of It by she aaefooh. Hasemserth rem& a wrist...ft Mamma of the intl f.of . tettheMMltit• Iftle rasa* out as Merl by 0.411110 , 0141 li;001% Swag 11.. etieJ to th Sou Peas " Masy rall^p." xqa, ▪ wen. flubs we alon re als bloat as hat, who MIS not more without it. amistauce of too loco. mad she. boobies lota debility, suflahl ems. elettee yeto. Were. Its • few days by lath (than outs, puha recovered, sltbosmt as ha. - Si the Mealosos these moat b0..2 boon esteemed so moody... mod emus row to ammo min of the boort. It remained, bommor, teethe proem odmoord t to of method emote to detest Its the Oars llst thrush, proy:rthe which nub red It sosultsbho foe 0. ▪ onsoomictoo,•ton othstaaby to moors Moro. NUMMI lIONCCu PAT) lAI PREPARATION of It producer • boroMp Y cam Maki/ oatrlUom sad Imo from all doloterlor It tioaratay moot ouakkd In .trkt amordanor •1•11 the most wpm** of Immomopkiby ; all the Imoodelal props Um at use not Wag ntabsed. while shrrythlag that ovoid oesad the most delloate Is M. TM Id VALI:TARIM ARTInt: le Atom* reoommeodod oy tan lboalty to MI sollerlot from ZAK:elle of Diu IffITIuN. and aa sopestalty sultab:o to those of cooshopthe b.blh; •Itile from Its ▪ yet •11.1.111 character It toraluable to Missed mad tad no. • estoph boa oostaLolng 1/10.. root farrtschhoh ma roods' of P.O. Pis I or lm. wEirmixesaa. Votabflohest 1751. IRELFE'S HOMEOPATHIC COCOA vtit befosal bob—Peeping as .. e Nid by libDibill) MA ilysembsdusabob ondon. dITSTERB.—TM beet NATIVES, 6i. per barrel. r lat. POULTRY. sod %lIN .4 every demertp.ion.— T ' UOK Sill PITON dill RN PROVIShoiI WARZROURIL RN awl /1117. O* mambas' Jr ram nVER2O,OOO ORTWEI KNIFE-CLEANERS V• Ism bow soid. tM!Y s sonotm✓ thir NOW. Ohm awl drys Y Ohs ammo Rim IMMO balm II Will 184 II yam Illobloy to kaftan Priee lam aseb.-6. WORTH. M. Oxford amt. a WORTH' PATENT RAIORATROP, Is inn vierisla iamb mad Noma • Htmlia oteLls &Lad U. IN. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS mid SON, ma enrisinly Ur sight. Bolter mascot be nob. o~inkeMe sivials or ; wM, vlla gluon. b. So las. Odd tund Shglit 111001•01. nn4 14.0 lawn In tram minty. st oneally ler Prim. Mars rrerwt Oleo . no. CC pont frog —Till/I. taAttid WI!). Ondnlan•t4 Voe Ur. opporis 11.111* *aeon Oalms. lanhan. If•rahndo.ll7lo. —tint...Alen nowden4. NO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER ea:mi lt : 4N VNLOPILI 00 AIMS. emii4A .r. ralf/ligreo•4lMlAL/tir agna.4os asik . air la% Av. Wm. he thlet dub .> tie 9'7.. a iNiarat"grcog„lLlNV6ll EllTlMillf INVITATION/ to tfM USIIIIIIO2IT. DILISUI6III. and MALL PILIDITLD sirA ????? D to MYER. .UA AMMd., °RUT la the laloni laatdce. CAID•PLA?It NLIVIANTLY C 811.116 111:1111% fat 40.1.....,./b.r.,61 BO SOT SOUP V4UM.• ..1142....essonbillurant. I .L'..Sdm•nhem X. I. AUTIFUL BOOKS for PRESENTI3.—AII the UST BOOKS of Os dor. rolootol Irmo promipia pobliohoro lo mow aol ologanf thoralforolof mamma *WNW Win he *ore roorstroog WHIP I. Pall MI or PAW/0 Tit, are Mot fa RALE, wilf. thrir wool Swoon of irooce UN fO Wilms. WIWI sad soseettee. rop Wood. Woiedoo4rriro. Of MEW BOOK 8, at 24. in tee is. discount. •YtsO7l affil ettn SUPPLY an BOOKS at tie above al► owe. asi named We• the t■a teeplela sod lust Witham Ova. War progostst ea tonlat at 1.1. tramp. Omer, erase emoted ea none et a letanitioce —PNAILdOn art SOIL la aad liteltage matt WOW% ILO. The lan of err Lire frets Tat Se Tar:--Shrespror ALL THE YNAR HOUND, Osadored M Cum. Dicers. hiss TB.. Orieles the nit Tint Pi, if tier S UwiglCK Story. cried . WOhAll B By WILLIS Cauca Co Tosser. Die. IL V& to pained. pries Ct. VHS 11•UNThl) /lOU 814 Verelog the Christer. Deere herbs" of AD the Tear Betel Too rolowoiplad MISCELLANIRS. 13y CBAILLES KINGSLEY, NNW W &NNW& ChaplUe In Or slaw to WO (loft.. *Ow wow Author, TEN SUITS TRAGINDY. 'Dad NoWon. E a. Third &Moo. (10. NUM. Touts V4tUon. lOU, • Nest hews S. •N OWNED& awl UT". Mk POLMoI. Wooed NOW& I. TM: 0000 NSW •et OOD drown. O.ond hdltke. Is. SW VILLA° KKKKK UN& Mit SOW.. S. Id. 11111LMONS far th• ?MN& Mawr Nottioo. Loser : Jobe W. ham mad Is.. Wom Sawa. Third Whisk .•t AIASIsesOO.. SA., MAJOR HODSON% TVfIiLVE YEARS of • SOLDIWWS ur• dINDIA. SOW y Ws Drubs,. tbs td;t4lsoass H. Messes. M.& JAI' W. hew as/ Dos. W area& VW dm mesa Om. S.. THE RECREATIONS of a COUNTRY PARPOIII Now !Wuhan'. Architectural. erealtetkal. Moral, Dena.lt. A. Dmreriee. P. Ilaim Mae • Be S 1 imAna 1/0. Cieu,itaideas of A.ll. le "inure se." Larks : Jew W. Parser ADA Oehi. Weak Ilath•A ilale day I attains. prise. le. MISREPRESEA rATION : a Novel. By AWN/. DILOST. By the sari Make, /WENDS me IrulTll Im M. Illemod Wee. M. Tau isx tie 61“4111. As abmery. Ledge Jobs W. neer art Ike. Was are& T. deg. Ye &coal of • law brim volume. IW.. FRIE NWDSOOD& IN COUNCIL. Waft • Neo vela, 111111.11D1 1 $ COUth Cll. TM Thu Seri.. Leedom : Joie A. Porter •ad Ow. Mot Strand. Thls dor. post oftove 1011. TAB NUT-Bitows MAIDS; or, the First ilegar sad lb Rms. a Family Cltroolefo of the Doss of flofos Lobo: for W. Toner owl Sow Ws. /Mad. Tlio i11aGe0.6990. 7. Id.. SWORD and °OWN. By the Author of " Gay ....u.1.e.i.....* um T6trd &Mos 9. of fir- 1.71/IMATINUSTOI6I9. . . Loodoe : Join W. Park., mud Id.. West &mad. DIACTuICADIDFLOII/1011 IS lIIIALIII MID DIIICABL. Jkw I.o.l•bad. NON le. tn. pe4 Ise t Arlan .Isime, ECOND LIFE; or, SLECTRICAL NNEVOIIB iOROIL • M.dh. WIND labiaild Leas opedsl pound of 101 • .2 an mewl, g from MIMS NM, r Nervous sad rby.kal 1. 1 0 1 •114. MA We••••••11w orrlm searloomm. I..4'ab aer to u. *la IVaiikel Carrweloes as Ur ems IlivaDve power at Vert,. tbiblwalm Y em teeeruese 1f am dimwit.% 1 , 1 thru•int tow , ~I Timor, sommlllalleps 'Lug.' m Oslillsaisitlem serious recr,eurre tram :111b yore emplied hem 11141 . Not•tpuot of arberilir6l=4 tbarritisaMiM. --- N•Mt 0111ka may mama raiareinin nom widai tom 11M all Lief Slimediaal 11.11.1116 WNW •••11111114 with me mane bob. ima al gamialam Ow non Mimi Indlanna It Mania n Wag alma lian Khania! ind imam maidlia in Monad hittm. Um Man the luta, f Ina tense sr We in plain and Om Cwt.. tam Inaninaiwn tia MI Mad, lan names mar Ms Mom Ma pandmd. at aniain ma Ms mann bandha meaditioa dun onere of Mal pre a. Mil i tthe Mien illamietty. In inn ha na Cnt . . ... 1 7:d i iir a hollnimishillied uto a=l awn malmana no ihmand din ivhdtind b Man. Candid]. add al all C OMFORT, DURABILITY, STYLE, and cnitarsant IL KOMI, and KIK., WEICTIAELTtI ai LIES L MTXTTEE'. Ea 111110111 E. sad ALIA:IATE, awl SEW OXFORPOTILIZT , Curear Ilatte•aar. THE “INDISPE,NSABLE" SUIT, mile of vortotto waters& Is all col.wis sad shades. inn!. eaYril ielootol for wallas,. riding. trove hot, owl btvinese. This is adverse ocitoovrtediest to be Use mom ootofortobio •Ild serviceable Ball ever fatroootwd. Prk• at loM blows-loot, of K. MOSKS and SON. claw of Minority. AMPS*. and Now Oxford West. corm r of Horverect. WINTER HOSIF.RY of SOFT and WARM In viti..tastara, patterns, and Wenn: far both Mins. Penns and ,:leldresi. as mil as far *yell ts —Po PI; PLANTE, manufacturers. 4. Watieleepaess. Pall.ensn. Laudon, el. W. MUSIC. BT. MARTIN'S HALL. MendeWas's Elijah was given last evening, under the direction of Mr. Mullah, and we have seldom heard !hie chef-trawers performed in a more astisfsc:ory 112.10111,T. The part of Elijah was sustained by Mr. Weirs, who has never been excelled in the dramatis truth and force of lie diallasatlos of the Mesmer, or in the pendent and pathos of hie meal expression. The principal soprano part was suing by Madame Lewdness Sherrington, who ear ',Heed as much se delighted us by the versatility of her talent. Hitherto she bas &on e chi, fy in the florid end brilliant school, but she shooed that she is capable of the purest and loftiest style of mewed meek. She has not, we believe, yet appeared in any of liandet's oratorior, but is evidently quali fied to achieve great swans In that brush of her art la the greet air, " Hear yr, Israel," she made a strong impres sion on the audience. Miss Fanny Huddart was the pin ! dist contralto, and was eminently succesoful in those por tions of the music which demand strong dimwit expression. Mee Salivary of Jezebel's fierce denunciation of the prophet was a pleas of tragic declamation which reminded to of Madame Viadot. Mr. Wilbye Cooper Is comMatly makiog progrein—acydring beldame, fora , sad scarp while hen voids is improving both in power end quality. Hi execution of the air, "If with all your hearts, ' wait fell of beauty and feeling. A young singer, Miss M. Pools, needs • promising debut ; she has a sweet elven° voice, and under Mr. Relish's c.ro will tarn out an excellent @sneer ; and another of hie pupils, Mies M. Brsdettaw, is already on the road to excellence. She was entrusted with the pathetic contralto air, " Woe unto them," and did it great justice. The chorus-singing did great honour to Mr. Mullah's choir, and hie instrumental orcteetta ia nowhere surpeseed, either in Its collective organisation or in the quality of its indivi dual members. _ . _ -- -. Thalia was full, literally to oveenwring. Every mot yea eocupied by the time the performance began, nod numbers of persees bed ow/y vending room, or were turniarien with ex tempore someamodatiou by means of elutes placed for them. Itt most eatietectory to see that Mr. Hullah's rents to give ereellest tiotertalamcats, both of sacred sod secular music, on es hilly appreciated by the public. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Dec. 7. Tax Camas ECHOLAISHIP. This echolarship has been arjudged to William Saumeres Smith, Trinity C yeaCIAATOr SOROLAISHIP.—There will be an examination of car Mesta; tor the Creven Scholarship, lately held by C. 8. Calverley, M.A., of Christ's College, ovinimeeetng Monday, Jan. 30, 1660, ilk Toe candidates an mooed to ninety their innotion of offering themselves by writing • Latin lenity to us Vas-Chancellor, which is to be delivered on or bailors Monty, Jae. 23, 1860. BATH. BCIiOLIIIMIN.—There will be en elazuhlslloll for the Battle Soholarship. {Moly bald by H. M. Butler, M.A., of Trinity College, occomencing on Monday, Jen. 30, 1660, at woe o'clock. Candidates to signify their 13.61...5e of offering themselves in • lAtlei knee to the Vice-Chanallor, which is to be delivered on or Odors Monday, Jan. 23, 1860. The council of the equate report to the senate, that having had their attention celled to the powers of the syndicate ap pointed by gram or the senate, February 27, 1829, to eon elder the cases of those undergraduates who have degraded and are desirous of becoming caaoidetes for honours. They are of opinion that the recent changes which have been effected in the rules fearer , ing the tome of examination for the Ordi nary Bachelor of Arts degree, end the time of admission to the title of Bachelors Designate in Ana and Law, render moms enlargement of the powers of that syndicate necessary. They beg leave, therefore, to reCOomemad to the senate that the syndicate should have power to examine Into the mese of such persons r nay ho desirous of becoming candidates for honours in the mathematical, classical, moral scienoss, or natural sciences tripe of say year, notwithstand ing that they have been edmined to the title of Bachelors Deeignate In Art. and Law; and to grant perroteeion to them, if they have been prevested by diorites or other reason able mum from enteruig the Hamm Examblation at the usual time, to defer it for one year. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Arnumrr, Dim 7.—ArroimninTs.—Lieute. mute W. H. ileac* (1867), to the &ham* 120 train mg ship, at Porten:eolith ; H. Wore (11114), to the Terror, 18, Soataarr attary, at Bermada; C. 04. liaodossll, to th•Chrea peaks ; B. &relay (1849), sad P.O. Shaw, to the Coreack, 20, sour steam oorrette, North Amities and West Ludt. 11.1 w.. WOOLWICH, Dsc. 7. The Weser, iron stems vessel, commissioned by Commander Baby, fur mums in the Rorer Plate, is ordwed to return her Storm, and her nee will be trasisfernd to another vessel. On lonise; Woolwich for her drstincion, about throe weeks Won, she was found to be mini...worthy, and returned in a leaky condition, when she was .gain placed is dock and repaired, but on proceeding to Orrenhithe a sscood tame for Ina impose of adjusting compasses, several defects wire dusuovered, and in consequence of repre.enta• dew made, Commodore Superintendent Drummond and other •fern inspected the vessel, and her sailing orders WWII CHATHAM, Dec. 7. This morning a detachment of the Royal Marine Light lafaatry cut:misting of 2 non-ouromiemoned taxes and 61 rank wet file, under the command of liecond Lieu teasel John Helloed, and Secood Li.utanant H. L. Stirling, Proceeded from this diviaion to Plymouth for the purpose of pintos the line-othattls strew summer Centurion, SO, (41)- mm 0. E. Patsy, which is to be necommiaioned. Tae STEAM-SHIP ftLfteMßße.—We have received from • correspondent an Interesting scootuit of a meet ra t:sting scene which occurred In coneesion wit► Um Promo outer and Oriental steam-ship Alhambra, when off Calabria, in a prows from Corfu to Malta. Tbe ship was going at the rate of eleven knots en hoer, lith single reefed topsail., foresail, and stern topsails, when sory of "a man overheard" was heard. The captain (Steward), who wee on deck, together with the ohief officer (Mr. Henry Toll), at once gave orders fur the sal of the engines, the shortening of sails, and for s life buoy to be thrown over. Notwithstanding a gale of wind and heavy sea, the vereel, thanks to the energy of the crew in obeying orders, gradually rounded to. In ibe meantime, the men overboard, whose name was Gloodhall, reached the lifs-buoy, but was rum pletely out of eight. Orders were then given for ' , touching the boat, which was manned, in charge of Mr. Dodd, the third officer, but her foreeneet tackle got jammed, and she swing broadside, with • terrific crash, Waring bet bows almost asunder, sad precipitating those who were in her Into the sea. Dieoull (A B.) was saved by seising some of the Boating didris of the shattered boat: Baatmaa (A. 8.) was swept to leeward. All attention was then drawn to the peril ous position of Mr. Doddosbo baring obtained • footing upon a portion of the boat, threw of his monkey jacket, and wee ag►in dashed into Ow boiling sea. The Sane wee then • tearful one • boat's gripe was swung to biro, which he grasped with his right head, sad when told to hold on and he sroald be paned up, be said he could not, for his left arm was out of its socket. In the meantime the sewed bilher made • bowline, and had Bang It to the poor fellow, but it ouuld not be got properly over him. It was evident that be was powerless to ears himself, nod Mt. Toll slid down the after fall, and was immediately alongside him, placed the bowline under both hie arms, and he was hauled up. Mr. Toll then had • most narrow escape of drowning himself, but • friendly rope brought him safely to the ship. Tin lifeboat during this time was beteg eleand away, and the other poor fellows were speedily saved. PRZEINTATION FROM THE BOARD OF TRADE TO JOeillt ROI/OWL, OF TOR ROYAL CUASTFIL—Yestris ddl (Wednesday) the Huard ul Tiede, through Mr. Tomlin son, of the Looal Marisa Board, Liverpool, pre-ented the sum of 101, to Joseph Rodpurs, the seaman who swam ashore with a reps from the 'rock of the Royal Charter. Mr. Tomlinson, in mak* the preeentatton, spoke highly of the sob]e and daring conduct of Bodeen's, end said that it wee the iutection of ibe Board of Trade to present him with a silver medal on Ms return voyage from Australia I. the screw atiramer Great Britain., belonging to the same wawa as the Royal Charter. It le oleo Orman to notice teat Rod gears has takes op his abode la the &allots' Hoare, sad like wise out t7l, in the sayings bank of that admirable ieelltnl ion. (Stamped Id. Addition3l.) (TWOPENCE. TBB BBIIBEIBID CLUB DIA.VitII. The annoal dinner of the Smithfield Club took plum yee'erday eerntog, at the Lindon CLAW-Lour., Lad gete.lall. lw the unavoidable absence 01 hie Orece the Doke of Riehmood, privident of the club, the chair wee tithes by Lord BCKNEWO. Tbere wrre about VA/ gentlemen prevent, and among Okra e'en—Lent Poverebnen, Lard W. tenons, Mr. itilward, Mr. W. F. Hobbs, Mr. Alderman Mechi, Mr. O. P. Tithrwl, Mr. Branerrth Otbl e, Pretepeor Smart-dr, Mr. Jobe, Welt, Mr. Ri.cdru, Mr. Cortez, Mr. & Smith, Mr. lieldiew of Cestleacre, Mr. C. Stokes, &o. After the penal loyal toasts, ...• The CH AI max proposed " The Army and Navy," and in i• so doing be tongiatuleted the volubly on the extension of volunteer ride tory, which he considered an • excellent addition to the defensive forth of the country. The nobta lord coupled the meet with Laird William Ltlinox. Lord W. LENNOM, in reeponding to the toast, said he , was no longer a member of the army, but having pooled the greater portion of hie life in it he felt great intrreet in all its movemaLta. There never wee a period in the history of this country when thee. thee esois a martial fitellog in the oommuoity in general as petalled at pedant, and be was convinced that that feeling did not miss from any dove lee the extenaion of the British empire, but solely from a determinwion to resist say attempt at inva sion. He did not htuo elf share In the pate of the Liverpool merchants; oar did be believe that if the Emperor Napoleon hod any desire to pay a hostile visit to this country he would throw aside the extreme ethttonseere of character which led him to reply to the gentltin , o tit Liverpool. (Hear, hear.) It was diffieult to conceive anything more *lleums. than the letter which elicited the Emperor • answer, inappoing that letter were sot, ex it was eeld 4i bare been, a hoax. He was quite sure that the present 'overtire of Francs would not we.. war 46414 this woly, mums it were for tee purpossof saving hi. dynasty; though that would, afire all, or short sighted policy, so Its would probably leaf to the destruction of his dynasty. litany pathos spoke cc If the Emperor had already crumbed our fleet, eileoced our gunboats, sod landed his forcee—as if our army had retreated, our ndemen had proved ineffiskat, our artilleryman were asleep, end the French were already in L &Ace ; but he believed that so long as the people of this country maintained their prewent atutude there would be no danger of threaten. (Others.) No one ought to desire to see the preset mart al spirit allayed; forth° beet way of preeervieg peace waste/take care lobe prepared fir war. (Cheers.) The CithtlXllSX then proposed "Niece's to the Smithfield Club." It was, to said, now rather more than thirty pears *Moe he first became a member of that club. Since th at period ha bed attended most of its meetin gs, be had watched with great ietereet its progress, mad, notwithstanding the cavils which he had hesed with regard to its proceeding., he did not hesitate to say that the club hod conferrei great benefit on the country. (Cheer..) It had been the means of exiting great emulation among the breeders of cattle; it had been inicrumentel in producing the animals which would provide the greatest questa., of - hod for the people st the steeliest wet. It wee established rather more than sixty year. ago, being founded in the year 1798. The number of members was at first very small. For many years the show was held, as many present meet or member,. in an inoonvealent place in G &men-street. About 20 years ago it wee removed to Baker-street. At that period the proprietor of the show-yard in Baker. auger gave them 30W. a pea for holding their show there; end he thought he might justly congratulate the tnetobtra on the hot that in one respect at least the cleb was magus, seeing that teethed of miss for their acoommodation they were paid for accepting it. (Hear, bear) For some Jean they bad received the sum be had mentioath-3001 per annum i they sow received 7001. The nonmember. of the society who showed livestock paid about 1161. per annum; the implement department yielded 7401. ; the ettam.engitse•xhi. Wore coetnbuted 601 ; they bad a dividend arising trout government stork of 661., and the annuel subscribers paid 2351 There were 384 member.. The number it entries of new stock this year—including pens of 3, 5, and so on—was 36.5, and they had distributed in prises for cattle 9501. and in medals 1401. ; snaking, in round numbers, a total at 1,100!. He dare say all present were aware that step were being taken to secure better scoomosodatioo for the exhibition of cattle, that being a matter of absolute necessity, and he hoped they would terminate in a satisfactory change. Two years hence, probably, better accommodation would be pro vided, both for stook and for implements—the implement de. partment being cos °teary great importance to agricultariets. Having made these remark'', he now proposed that they should drink, " Success to the licaltlatield Club." Tim toast was received with great enthusiasm. , Mr. Toss, the vice-chairman, proposed " The health of the Pmeidant, his (!race the Doke of Richmond," which was enthusiastically received. Loed W. LlNNui responded on behalf of his noble bro ther, and soured the company that nothing hot public duty would have kept him from being amongst them that doy. The various gold medal prizes were then distributed, and the healthy of the 11110eraltel oanostitors proposed end drunk. Hr. RIODIN, of Hors. near Brighton, in returning thanks a the winner of the gold medal in the Southdown said he had that year bad the good fortune to redeem kb promise to beat the Duke of ltichencmd's specimen of South. downs. (Cheers.) Hie gram had beaten him for three pun in suoceesion previously, antl be hoped It wee now hie ism to beat their noble President fur the same number of =(Chews and laughter.) It should not be his fault if data do so. (Cheers.) Kr. HUDSON prepared the Vice Preirldente of the Club, far which . . . I;rd FSTWITAII responded, concludieg by proposing the health of the Chemins. Lord Bassett. returned thanks, and expressed bit opinion that the agricultural interest was 'the pro:Lary source of the great social prosperity of this kingdom. The heaths of the paps, (.4 the moments. ani of Mr. Brsodreth Gibbs, the secretary, were prove, d and duly re sponded to ; and the emsdng'e entertainment wee 442 I rem ed by illo singing of toe Mama Wells, Mr. Holmes, Mr. Gtv. Gage, and Mr. Edney. TUB BALLOT. Yesterday evening • en ettill convened by the Ballot Society was Mid et the Wbbthismn Club, wit a Maw of promoting the adoptioa of the sots by ballot. la the absence of Mr. Berkeley, who wee suffering from bron chitis, the chair wee takes by Mr. J. W. Beaman, and there ware also present Oeasral Thompson, Mr. Whitsburst, Mr. Ndenbein tittles, Mr. Elt, Mr. George Thompson, Colonuj French, Ee. ♦ letter apologising for &bream bat sympa thising with the objcots of the medium was read from Mr. Bompell, also enclosing ■ imbectolon of ten gases'. The 82011141 M (Mr. W. Wickham) mad the following address : "The Ballot Society to the Inhabitants of the Metropolis. "After six years of agitation in the provinces, doling which almost every parliamentary borough and many dis tricts of the counties have bra erited by the events of We society, and entitle marines held, *Adresse &leered, and tracts on the question of the ballot dietriouled, numbering little, if any, short of a million, the Ballot Society come to addrem the inhantenta of the metropolis. It hes often bort salted, with the head-quarters I.: ytm.. movement in London, why are you not MON active in the motruclist Following the miample of the Anti-Corn Law L-agoe and consi deriag th at, with one ereption Daly—Lord John Russell —all the 'metropolitan members vote fur the ballot, we thought it beet to direct our operation& on conatitueoece which did not return ballot members ; sad our course ie jus tified by the fact that there are, in the present House of Commons, more members pledged to vote for the ballot than in any former parliament. Ptedie opinion to not wily bat made up m favour of the ballot, as to shown by the tact that at every one cf the mosey and crowded public msetings held in every part of England—from Newcastle in the north to Ralston at the extreme town-went, main Wales from Carnarvon In the north to Hsverfoniwer Is the south —we have never foiled to carry resoluiions approving of the ballot. In sow cowl og among the innanirate of :he metro polis we do not intend to toy Aside our provhiScial lebours. It is intended to visit the boroughs not alpesdy visitrA, and inform them on tie question. The extende d end "important field of the taunt'. specially needing the ballot require* to be vetted and aroused, bet the that, is come to armee the metropolis, simultaneously ibth the pro einem. If the metropolitan constituencies du not need the ballot so much as others, yet they are net Fr...ogees to the evils against which we seek the protection of the 'isnot; and they are equally interested m pientring the benefits we ! expect front partial:lento which shall be tne (remand genuine choice of the people. The bell t, we are convinced, lies at the root of the political, financial, Tied eiminietrative reforms sought by all ohms of reform re; end we now appeal to the enlightened understandises of the inhaottaiste of the metro tolls, and to the power they always exorcise over public opinicet, to aid us In our email= to ware for every elector the same power of voting trimly and Indifferently as is pos. messed by our fellow•countrytuen in the Australian colonies. " By order of the Executive Committee (on behalf of the Society), Wit. Wrexham, Hon. Secretary." 8u sentry the- following letter was seal from Mr. Berkeley Victoria-squtre, Dec. 7. "Dear Bir,—Having been suffering under an attack of illness affecting the vocal organs, I have retrained lo the last moment from acquainting my nollseenee t f the Ballot So ciety of my inability to take the chair at the nutting an nounced fur this evening. " I think it very probable that my absence may be pur posely miaconstrued, and that I may be awned ' shelv ing' myself as well as the quietism of the ballot. I hope that Mr. Whitehund. ae vioe-chairnian of our society, will tender for me an apology to the meeting, and express a hops to my part that an opportunity will shortly be aff swied to me of having the honour of personally sissuring a metropolitan meeting that the isserset I take in endeavouring to scum to the elector, of Greet Britain and Ireland protected votiog I. la no way danialshed.—l dal. dear sir, yours very faith fully, 11111412 F. BIRICRLIY. W. Wickham, Esq." General Thompaoo, Mr. Wbitehurat, and Mr. George Thompson addressed the meeting, and the pros:endings ter , Weaned with p vote of rheas to the chairman. The neat meeting was announced fur the 25th of January. NZIV POLYTIICIINIC INSTITUTION. A public meeting, very respectably attended, was held yesterday at the London Tavern, to promote the forma tion of &limited liability company for the revival end con tinnence of the l'olyteehnic Inetitatioa. The chair was occupied by Samoa: 01:ANIT, Req., M.P., mad onions* , the gentlemen pereent sere Robert klanbloy, Esq., ' A. Greven, Esq., M P., Sir Charles Rowley, /kn., Hon. Csetain Maude, A. W. Greeters:, Req., F. Gemara, C. E. Ellie, Esq., W. Janson, Eaq , Captain Jones, E. W. Measell, Ertl , T. Twining. E.q.. C. J. Focht: E.q., J. S. Plume, Esq., and the ktev..l. B. Owes. Ttia merit), wee addreered by Mt. Joaeph Payne, by Mr. Banbury, M.P., by Sir Charlie Rowley, Mr. Clausen, Mr. Phase, the Rev. C. Maokensie, Mr. Lathe (of Repeat. Wreath Mr. hieewell, Mr. T. %meter, Mr. Frith, and cruet gentle men, fa support of the brined reeolutoone, or in recommend.- trot' of particular features of the proposed scheme. The re solutions, which were unsuiruosoly adopted, set forth that the progress made by the provisional committee justifies the regio• ttation of a limited Ualnlityconikany, with. eapll al of 20,0001f10 , is 2,000 shine of 101. each. The committee were reated to take steps for that purpose, and to set is thelr provisional chamc'er until a general meeting of the shareholdrre c Aid be convened, to elect • board of direction, and to tattle the future cdastitution of the company. It eras mesh, nod by the way that one gentleman conducting an vateneive busisese near the Polytechnic Institution, of which he we. a ehareholler, had come forward sod node himself liable fug 1,3001, to pre vent its being even temporarily clsed. Sever.' of the weaker, bore direct testinfouy to Its usehlaew und.r the paw maaaganwat. GHAT WIETIIRN RAILWAY LITERARY SOCIETY. —An admirable Methadon connected with the Great Western Railway, and thoroughly fulfilling its purpose of adording the mesas of study and intellectual recreation to persons in the employment of the company, has been &t -ensed], honoured by signal marks of approval from high quarters. Indeed, so distingulehed a sign of &your was ac corded the Great Western Rodeo, Literary Society that we may be allowed to give the fact precedence of all others relat ing to the convereasions at the Paddington terminate last evening. The golden bedstead which was recently premated to her Mapaiy, and which lue been so much talked of es • paragon of Oriental design and workmanship, was exhibited in the metre of the chief saloon. It should be borne la mind that the Qum has more frequent occasion to travel on the Great Western than on any other line of railway; and the royal concretion may therefore be naturally looked upon se a graceful recognition of long semen. The Berl of Shel burne, chairmaa of the company, happens to be among the warmest enc.:wingers of literary and artistic merit; sad the combination tf hi. powers Away have hail some influence in prevailing on her Majesty to grant so Important en aid to the encore of last evealstee entertainment . The rooms were well fi lled, sad . . the visitor* found maple means of panting the evening agree ably. On the walls hung pictures lent from the best grlb rise in the metropolis; nod wren' tables were covered with portfolios of choice sagravinge end photograph.. The lead ing art-manufscturers bad contributed some of the fined spoicimena of their production; Messrs. Elkington having a stand covered with groups and vessels is silver and other metals; and Mourn Copeland exhibiting porcelsia which might oltaPenge comparison with Dresden or &ores. Anti quities of considerable intermit were aho displayed, among them being • vsriteble Ball of Pope Gregory in favour of Humphrey, Dake of Glottoetter, bearing the data 1431. The emaverestional proceediage of the evening ware lightened by acme vocal and instrumental music, end by the energetie declamation of a Mr. Millard, who wu much applauded for hie delivery of Hood's " Bridge of dighs." The converse- Mane will be repeated this evening and to-morrow. [Advortioement.]—Partios shout to make pronto oroslenemenio, to Ida She abow.mosly Mom. Pashas W ern sad 2i, 0 afortbelisel. wbo bays art bassoon Meet of sully natal (at rrodusrC h 7Platally s4spiad primer nab.. of 'as _ l ot oars. baraorakteles. als• isser beam &watch tams, Meta. work to Semalsildm bowled see 131 Osaa. mist nand, sod tor. ebaszas Maids% Prayey.boata. dad Cbareh maims; la WON wino mild, el oracles w wit sews ludo sad Pad& 4L411110 BXPLOBIO7. An accident at a vary alarming nature, and at tended with • meet mhaonkrn• temps of human life, occurred at Lilverreere on Wednesday at A porteble stone engine, the property of Mr. F. C. Payne, of Newton, wee working &threshing-machine is tae etackyard of Mr. Thomp son. It was observed in the morning by some of the wen that; though the steam was well up, she worked - lazily, stud from Kane cause, as yet unexplained, on their return m the afternoon there was • difficulty in getting her into working order. This most fortunately caused mine delay, end most of the gang of men (fifteen) were disarmed In various pars of the stockier d. The engine was stationed between two wheat stack., Bvo yards •pert, god to them Marks anise as • rampart may be attributed in some degree the tittle damage done to surrounding lives and property. Attempts were made toovercome the difficulty alluded to, but without stances., and one man pre lotted that ahe would burst, which was very coon verifittd, sod the whole neighbourhood astoutiMel by a I load thunder-like report. For eon. minutes ever) thing wee enveloped as dense cloud of stem, and the greatest conster nation prevailed among the spectators. The ,engine was gone. Not • vestige of her remeined at her moorings. The furnace, supposed to weigh half • tom wee &lowa with fearful velocity 30 yards, when It rams in contact with • tree and the park wall, end rebounded some pads, having peeved in its transit a youth and • horse and tumbril placed at the item of the engine between the stacks. The wreck of the boiler was imselted in en opposite direction, and sitter burying itself, fortunately, in the ground, made loth • perpendicular and loteral revolution, and then, striking and swathing the machine, owned it with it 14 yards. A lumpy portion of iron-work, weighing between two and three hundredweight, wag carried wore the Mack yard, over • lofty thatched barn, a rackyard, and garden, a distance of 120 yard.; then cowing in contact with a tree, shivered often arm, tell to the ground, and rebounded into the sad. Another thick sheet of wand Iron, the nine of a hearth-rug, with innumerable rivets and massive iron gears attached, punta...l the conic course, and saddled iself upon a wall, within four feet of two WTI. Other phase were hurled mends further, and among the &brio the only portion intact the ponderous hind lane, the wtseels being shattered, one hertug the nave and spokes blown clean out, leaving it a , petfict hoop. Mom pieces of the wreck are low, end NOW nam been found 250 yards from the scene of the •ccidt•ut, on the tops of ►ouss, &c. One men was on the machine, who, on its being struck, fell on the 'rakers, and escaped un►urt. A youth eves in the set of mounting the engine, and if see minute sooner must have been sent with fearful Means* into the air. Three men (Payne, of Bury, engine driver, and Mottnreola and Canner, of Livermete) were fond to be lieriougy ibjurett A mounted tnas.engar was Immediately despatched for Mr. Cooper, surgeon, of lxwortb, and every kindness was shown by the inhabitants to the out fitters. Payne was found to have received severe injuries about the c he st ; Motheesole, • severe contusion In the groin, involving other internal injuries; Carman scalded about the fete, chest, and thighs. Later in the evening Mr. Payne Melted the scene, bringing with him Mr. Ccoter, of Bury, to whom care the man Payne was, by Mr. Fern's request, transferred. Al three are prograntog litveuretly,—Sery out Zioneich Poet. THE OAS MONOPOLT.—The delegate , ' from the *ulnae wetropokhan perishes assembled bat evening at the St. Werth:CaVesiry-hall, cowlick r the fun her steps to hetet= for the protection of wham: mutt rotator the monopoly of goa companies. Mr. Prater, churchwarden of St. Martin's pariah, occupied the chair. Mr. Bowl, the bon. secretary. r e ported the interview with the President of the Board of Trade., and announced that the gee com panieswould wait upon the Home Secretary on Friday nett. He also stated that he had ob tained a great number of signauttee, amounting to about a thousand, to the petition which had been drawn up for pre sentation t o peliement, and urged the delegatespersucallv to solicit eitinaturre. Their bill had been cent to Mr. Bnlkr, the counsel, fur revision, in accordance with the decision of the delegate*, and the people of Croyiloo and other towns had sent requests to he allowed to co-operate In the movement. The solicitor (Mr. Daogerteld) steed that he had sent to the companien notices of the intention to introduce a bill. Mr. Hughes then read a report is refeirencie to the contracts of various parishes for the Bopp!) of pa, which wee received and adopted. Mr. Hughes added en explanation of some expeimenta be had made as to the quality of the pas suppled by different compatible. He had foetid the gee supplied by the Chartered Company to the pariah of St. oe.wp, Hanover square, equal to id candles, while that eupplued in Weesminoter was 'Z.S candle*. He bad tested the Western Company's gas Mr. Beer. how* ' and towed be illuminating poser only 16 ; and though charged a Cannel gm, it contained 2 pea omit. of carbonic acid, and wee warmly worth ate farthing more than was paid for stresses gas. After some &minion as to the accounts of the committee, the meetieg edjouraed. [Advertisemsat.]—ON TUE LO3B OF TESTS AND ow Looaw Tama. sad ao aow restored by the new Went eystent of I..elbeeket without eprb t, whelk of ligatures. end Wo without traction .. Wit or root., or en 7 twietei oPerulon. b 7 MMUS of • eoR awl flexible gum thee cowries the mow perfect pot adhesion. the W :it rani practice hy therms Howard, eurweeti•der bet to We thy* the prwebtelsop of thateristr-y. The invention it of Import...3e twom bi rw, sod tboaw Istaroste4 to it eloald raid thts treaties. jot pe by frenpliin awl Marehall. the tenth edition. prim le.. and .old by it booksellers. or not poet free by Mr. ilow3r.i. 17. Georereke* Flasowar.woubra. London. W. think It would be sa set of Liedblen so wrest this boot to soy Mead oho MAY .A.M. .Id of • dual*. '—atowliooltaat Joustml. TOO. - ftl tre•UNI weer dewily reeweintewd; the restart. ow erWlrial teeth err espe lay dawning aiteottoa." —Brighton 0011141. I Agyeiosoment.) (HONIOLOPATOIC 01E et-r, Coboa.—Tess wiewwed ureperaties b wetl by U. wheeled ,reeeb•l., • d raw lb.. Or. Db - 1114 rowite. ..eeh Weeetet labelled "James Nog% Flocaotowatltie &odd. Lewde."