The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-06 00:00:00

I I 41 11 , ,4Z_.A a.•%*.& /".. g 4- O V-- •• •••••••," • NEWSPAPER --•••......._ _ ge ... - .2•14._ , .... . _. . i 'pi All A :.. , . ; . Sigalltilx. . -J, V . .. 1 1.1.1:t1: 1 '. ...411111w • t . . • 4 1 , ---,.. • . • t:ity 0 • • . ) . :t . ~- • Na 4.806.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, TANUARY 6, ViOL (Stamped, id. AdditionaL) [TW OPEN CE A, eallig at MADILAIL-210 11011- o A do CUrr wa allpsiar UnreAllL UM Wm ' oboes power win a reg i lg a l=rialhallai Seal In iha to wank tr i d=opirri en ins I sta. Tina lir as India tr.a.. has twee tbrovelay MS 211611 fie anainpselba 6 , w ...twrs. and will away an ingnellansell Maim ind a stewainleti. The see . . ,or w 111 be continued at latatirala ad di Undo aso n 1 the following faateallhig aailthu7 agiallogaggda ID this company : litllPw• Toes. Wed Tam El y a . ,.. • . •• • . T. 149 Joan iggy , J.kwira Quern of the South . . .2 - -14 Cabala& . ror t r a s h' or liseoage apply b Moan. OLUIDLAY and Co., ga. Parliaawateiob ..i, :i. W.: Maws. ALIW) BEIM and Co., lio. Leadenhall *Met, LC. ; or M like sew id Qs Company, c miaelac iww. 1,n•lon. C. : alum dew atillaalkme tar ap polatmtata as 11..Ishipinoti So dila amnia emu be Nada. IICILUID DUW. Mowery. ran l WU& Alla 1,11.1.42 •L1N4.1114 001•81107 'Limited . .0, %Me1i110..., ic. THE PI7BLIO is caruseil4pertal OM far IMILPWTABLLITY sad 03 0. PAVI tr ~LION Is sot suposead Isy say pima irinamnilig TILEGRAPHIO INI%LLIGEgCE. • • CANADA. • (nom out owl °ow FRANCE. tram ova ow' on PCOINIT.) ------ 'Thiz LONDON P•VILLON. linr.AolDlNAzy nirrinamic arrincrAniNta tea TIM . l e i GINN Pavillon la • newel se perfumed by Ida beim Ur Iowa? at Inge lefb ai be al • 1233101 Ho will tetrads* mom sod tray Modal, lay trick; kik la pol; l t n :A= lei WM Sad Id.= Med ead named be • mit ler lbeee mem* la the ecum be wlll erum fp/eclat* Ihe PRUSSIA AND TEE TRENT AFFAIR. The following is the text of the note addressed by Count Bernstorff to Baron von Gerolt, the Prussian representative at Washington : " Berlin, Dec. 25, 1861. " Monsieur le Baron,—The warlike measures which President Lincoln has taken by sea against the Southern States which have separated from the Union were calculated, immediately upon their adoption, to inspire His Majesty's Government with the apprehension that they might easily give occa sion to the legitimate intermits of nautili Orbs being thereby injuriously affected. TORONTO, Dr. 19. The Dews of the decision arrived at by the British goverment with regard to the seism of Meier. Mama and Slidell has made an iMUNIIIIIO aeration throsghout the province. Deternithed as we bow. Loyd Palmerston to be, we did not expect he would ' take so firm a stand. Though none more than the. Canadian people their to be on friendly tams with the United States ; that& a war with that Power would destroy our cosmos, cripple our reesamea, and probably make the province itself the seem of strife, not a man will shrink from the duty he ' owes to the empire. TM indoor attacks upon Eng land by the American peer, the areas of nor , ; quern Canada, and the beespdosio indulged in by each individual Yankee, tram the President down ! wards, have aroused a holing of hatred for the North inCanada, which of itself is sufficient to ; seems adherence to the British rose. The people de not appear to am abate disersing the intros : tirial questions larked. They have made up tklfr mpinds that Sews:4mM mermen; be wrthag- 1 mod' eta mewed W abide the einiegilmiess of I the orlon taken by the Brilifir—eabisiet, whores. it may be. Nevertheless it is apparent that Ake provisos is in a most defenseless condition: The stems is an. unusually open one, and if gen— I boats left England a week ago, there is ;• possibility that they would be able to arrive at Montreal : before the navieifies dam But we do not anti cipate that any naval•reinforocenente can reach is until spring. For the next three months at least we shall have mainly to depend upon our own exertions foi deism. But if war does break out, and the blows struck on the Potomac be not hard enough to attar the exclusive attention of the Americana, there is some reason to fear that we shall be over-, whelmed. PARA ELLIMIDAY EVENING. The Bourse, which is now extremely sympathetic with Consols, opened very strong and closed a little weaker the last quotation of English funds being lower than the first. The Rents, after having touched 67.90, left of at yesterday's prices, 67.55 fur cash and 67.70 for account. Mobilier rose 7.50 ; the Italian Loan, Be. Railways were buoyant. Orleans, Northern, and Lyons rose Si. each, Southern 10, Eastern 2.50, and Western 7.50. The Bishop of Arras, in a long letter of remon straws to the Minister of Public Instruction and Worship, against his recent circular announcing that the government would severely repress all attempts by monastic bodies and religious persons to kidnap pawns for the purpo se of converting them, stigmatises the circular as unn , and gratuitously offensive to the bishops." His ' - tian charity, stimulated by the abiding consciousness that he writes under the sufferance of the civil power, leads him on to admit that of course the mainline is not wilfully wrong, but " has been de ceived, as, alas ! statesmen often are." It is interesting to observe the immense "ides which the religious orders, whose progress now alarms the Imperial government, were enabled to make under the impala bean which they enjoyed during . the early years of the present Emperor's ringn.• Taking the authorizations granted to reli gious congregations or women alone (those for men I haw sot now befete me), the figures stand thus : --Under the Ina: ampire, from 180 ff to 1814 (7 years), 26 ; under Louis XVIII.; from 1815 to 1824 Co years), 20 ; under Charles X., from 1824 to 1836 (8 years), 41 ; under Louis Philippe, from 1830 to 18 0(18 years), 14 ; under Napoleon 111., from 1850 to 1856 (only 6 years), 92. Thus from 1607 to 1848, that as to say during a period of 43 years, and under four different governments, only 96 authorisations to found convents were granted, while in the course Of six _years, under the government of the elect of December 10, there were 92. The religious and legitimist Charles X. did nut get beyond 41 during a like period of time. The Imperial go vernment is now awakened to a just appreciation of the Church's gratitude for the favours lavished upon it. A new play by M. About, brought out at the Wien last night, was the occasion of an extraordi nary tumult The audience appears to have been to a certain extent packed by partisans of the dew, by whom M. About is detested on account of Me* selling and celebrated book about Rome. Tba earl, part of his drama was played in dumb show, owing to the constant noise and biases • but at length a itentoriah voice exclaimed, " Tun; out the pilaw !" in such a decided tone that the mal anntente were terrified, and the last two acts were listened to quietly. OBITISMAX 60aQ1i. sad anisavaer Os gamy So Ur soill•••• ea lasi d tl s shiver 44 Hol gossamis. reemmo• amp omplos• trem Ho HO pagdir Opum. He eakehlosi Mee et Os Mil• tiody. art • nrialy d Mawr arrlitia• TER LONDON PAVILION, TIOMMILIMIIIr, IrAr Harmes•L Opea 7.—Adomilisa mg *MP dia&H. 01101111. Dineler. TEI TIMTBM fl MUM WE lake plies as Am BB last Slie of Loot'. 1N1A .1. 01 1 h Nam of Quist II I i • A a . 4 1 11 11 2 1 1 The clove P 0404 330,3048 1 1 303 46 60 90 Rapid Plat I 11f 100 46 60 88 Area's Tab* 1 6 96111 46 80 00 Comma Xi.) Besaluabols ~ ll 9 100 46 80 10 Imbibe MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAII sad SONS' (of oweimailsra. tawkoLnis I Puny MPS to 1131.1017R1M, ParlYlNlmsi Issore c o yoNDA Y. ISO J r Plrosellk 0 ..00,, dipper ship L 11008.; EDWD ormeamr; Van As ball Dabs AR lier ae,oraneslatlMM kit al AWNS et prempws ttlfa she seal oMM Il=towaso apply to 2=Asedmrsairr wILli Messrs Slone , MAMMON' MSS ladookoiloging...l remmiers by Ws low of podnim IMO barn= iv Plymouth first Los toesommilsolon ink hr thked-class I "This apprehension has been, unfortunately, en ban • selallea velem* lasee added to die Moen MUDIre SELECT LIBLtRY- - M°" than tinily justified by the violent capture and carrying • elan James& UK TIM sappy • Iwo limier et away of Misers. Mason and Slidell from on board "sal I: 7 Sr4 the neutral mail steamer Trent by the in abialleas WM tam 1110 2 . , 1 1 2 of the North American was-ship San Jacinto. This I prftiliall earls at Demet be geeeme•ed. 'Mew ma% el •‘&4707-arktEß event, as you will easily believe, has created the ; IDWAILD MUDlNier.w oateN ' c " 8 " 011. • greatest sensation in England, as in the whole of Nwelsabor sod etraleee• na junicAL sax car pavrsa irD pianos ,. Europe, and has not only placed the cabinets but ILelt. J. G. SWIMS ALT N r , IMIbNO ellinion 'in the extremist ezpestaticm IVA es to aged ases. es i triN Agbolgii Ingiand is certainly alone immediately t } r a j , by that act, still one of the most important Wadi et mead Se timeline melelim—O• view the MIMI N J all peirany recognised r i g ht, o f "atm) flags ii, sets, sat mmisenes nes. • Nis wag time celled in question. "It is not requisite that I should now enter into an explanation of the point of law precisely in- I Volved. Public opinion in Europe has expressed 'itself with rare unanimity and in the most decided UMW in favour of the injured party. We our selves have only hitherto hesitated to acquaint you with our views upon the transaction, because, in the absence of reliable intelligence, we doubted wbe. ther the captain of the San Jacinto bad been guided in the course he adopted by instructions received from his government or not. We stall at pre sent prefer to believe the latter supposition correct. Should, however, the former prove to be the actual state of the case, we should feel oursaves compelled to seeribe a more serious importance to the matter, and to regard in it, to our great regret, not an isolated fact, but rather an open threat against the rights appertaining to all neutzsls. We are as yet not positively acquainted with the de mands forwarded upon the part of England to the Cabinet of Washington, upon compliance with which the maintenance of peace appears to depend. As far, however, as we are informed of them ' we enter tain the conviction that no terms have been proposed by England by which the dignity of President Lincoln could reasonably be offended. " Bis Majesty the King, animated by the missend wish for the well-being of the United States of North Assuica, has oommandad me to advocate the cause of paw with President Lincoln through you is a most emphatic masa% We should consider our selves fortunate if we 'succeeded by this means in contributing to a peaceful solution of a conflict oat of which the greatest dangers may spring. It is possible that the President may have already taken and expressed his resolution. But of whatever nature this maybe, it willbe consolatory to the King's government, looking back upon the uninterrupted relations of Anew friendship which have existed between Preside end the Med States Awe their foundation, to have frankly submitted to the Cabinet of Washington its view of the present case, as well as the wishes which are therewith con nected. " I request you to read this despatch to the Secre tary of Slate at Washington without delay, and if he desires it, to leave with him a copy of the same. I shall expect to be favoured with a speedy notifi cation of the fulfilment of this commission. " Receive the renewed assurance of my profound naideration. (Signed) " Blansrortsr. "Baron von Gerolt, Washington." OVERLAND ROUTEL-0010EIINIOATION .4T6AU to MIA. AV MAU& as.. vie 119 T PT. The nximsrua by mad 01.1111TAL 911119 ATIOATION COWAN V Wm en:o44f6l= sad roles Cargo sad Panda Off elbrelter. Tempt. Adest. aeylea. Wader. Chletette, Or Weak end ctn.& by their *Nam lamb( Ileallhaspees ea Or ith are !I'll of every abeelh: tee OUffellardltalta= ire Levu bny, abase el then* art 17111 aOa ma it Mensitlee. Reunion. Wog GesegVe Mand. Metemarbh gea artaey, by the eteeaters leaeks Ileallematea ea the 1191 et WM Mme farther pareaefees apply al the Chmasare aseee, 1111. Leeilealiaelreet, lemadla; or Odrersilber. serlowerm From this you will be able to judge how many he fora tek ingtied Itgas t d Puna he l'i M! ;1. I of the member" of the Dad& govesament that upon their mow in gams an overwh t elinin_4= upon the lakes—emey l nELake Oa salvation of Upper Canada do: Fa dm centre of the . peabillia , lll the , city of Loudon. Railways divmpe from ilia. an parts of this portion of the province. The mad Detroit frontiers ars the most open to and it will be of the first importance to have troops in such a position that they can be diverted either in one direction or the other, as necessity dictates. The following are the 0011110Xi0111 of London by VINIZT MINCH COLZA OIL —Au elegant smarbasall al 3110DIDIATO2 maw', la China sad ltrat= tram 20 to pew& vadat tha mad plea aad utrartsd. 11/arsk Its; Osagasittg mar nlidhle sod sun wilds la lits sod Dam bads, ot tbs bast guilty and bunt ides awls dad be Iltt MaiLllll 701 11111211.1111. Itsssa. WEIMILi Y BTZAM 0030071110ATION to T WOW TOSE Direr—TheLITTOPOOL,XIW GM TOUADIUTIL% TITANAILIP 001171$T NUM tallieured lowbrow Naria all froorlara d" T Ll g=2 TOO ?BR TOOK. OT NOW TOIL Wipilarday Jar S. (ITT 01 1 WASBISOTOW, Irekrokr, ha. U. IDLICOVION, W Jar ft AAA sway Warroder Orr prow 11, mil siderr amordlas to Ur mour herril poires. galarr •Oprodiess Proirown Pit Camas NW dr Warm 114 bar*/ an Try rrurromor rnor—Aar trilre parUculan WILLIAM [MAN. Wallamlnor Lrourpor . xto ~17..d MACET. a. Lai WUllssaarest. "WOILLIIIIII BIJOUTRILLZ 001ETRANTL 11013M.11 MOM% 11 es 1.111111191/I."—W r a d n TTONNI 11209D01. herbs Um losursi with s WY al in lob Talmud by as Am 111611111. 4= p i t d blbe No as Mrsz lis t il leir 00 11.1" In= li temkay soNNIENNI et T. A mods se NM moriba WATIONTON and 11100DIMislindlia Illainfashom We. W. W.O. Ilitiglimbed A...11. 1i1t A d fle lw kg la. mi. N.B. This •Maillsbasst dens et II be Os NM ea illierditys et 1 Velar*. usw TIAIIII P 11.151.111711.. PEA.PPB, GRAM, and PRILLIPPS prali erisamilisaid llM•elass 'Seamen am WU& we kiiiiii7l;iiiii—unistrAßusa• MINTS rapiel• al ma with • Impstu ad pg welkilmelell isayet. nuirt d a_k ARTICLE! ADAPT= NOR P __ L INUNIMIXO WA. DLY DiRMISO 011%1= in Amities lin= I•llbit e. rir s d: Wert elos. owl I•Watka. WIIIRLTCX NW* ang I• iamb end Illormo LaMar S W = =and dm. 111.4 Mlk amok sat Oil* Lob: eilreift • •Imapar Moodollas. IPOITAISa WILMS@ mol D1M1111319 CAM aqui ar ine hagi* Pi•Afi rpos em, _Widmer Lembess los me rl es es. Fir w itOTTIROAII ewd the MINX law 11YENOLD, every Minim umer•lim bum oli the Tower. lam, it Fee samair. lie *OWL Wednesday evening, January gda trina Ilarodple•rz. lime: tS. £l, and 10e. Belem tickets to at•• hos reil •MK . riaIIESIPUIO, tM CONDollth ow lessiss. January Y. Palin . ag,,MitlL4 • Iliornsi ii."6lll — g.' 6. aft VIII. mums. LOANS, from 210 to 11,000, upon personal sessrus, reseresa boisiossse. or sa mayMorti be mama MMI lbs Vi sas d benessrer sing It as 2 M •14 sossolls. No pew Yediambla by pi swim el W LAW BATKINk4 484. anuMbiila, .0 MOS. imam Om MAIIING.JOM MitdlWee ImmUMWftWaftftilitenWasm witimmmairem C immUMlgA4M^Urriim Mmilisbod . INDIA. Bombay papers to the 12th December have been received. Lord Canning had decided on leaving for England before the close of that month. Be had abandoned his intention of visiting the God every and Burmab. Nis remaining in Calcutta would expedite the inauguration of the new councils and the high court& Mr. Laing had arrived in Calcutta oa the 30th November. The Kurrachee papen declare that Nana Sahib of Bithoor, disguised as a fakir, has been appre hended in that city. The public of India have often been deluded by similar tales, and this time they tame to be incredulous. The favor* is Elam the Bombay Gaulle : 'lf • tiborairS isedliPlEV'S the %e.% Fed Jaime of Scinbect pet emereesele__Lit Ando* 1880, and ending add, wen itdopUU tn. ; nearly Um whole . . MR. MILZVAALFRRD WZBB MIL* /SW Am mar ASO MIMS STOCK kr ko Weelkimel Sookk AMY Ilk 11100.111 b rapids srl mob kit lbw bur= IMO inebelitt lik all4o, WinSSINNIbbIIN Al o WOOLMISS. •4 0V IbllQUAllb viols est ampoki v irs puma inhabit GM skis , Wks `lb mom Siff ULM= FlaliValT. Wk. riga— llr. INVENTION In Job; IMII 111111.1 i liedentrnetale =xiMOM Ye Moen asessigear mei itet. end dem en 7 tele Pine Om las et Irak w elearptien of pion Dm est, require lie snidltedien ad a nage Meg (iekia the yam tea emir ego and the lee& erie bastiveable sod elleeline es an n inn imobr voslatlrs it weal for and =ela tin elm envier id dentin Mere are se nivel or roslook pp. • the Woodier, me soy peland and they ane esnetreelled awl In a few Imam Aaaaaatei M Neelindist ad aatfaatrela Detention panels. landieetheie et ipeilmer ed eennlltellean Den Term Minty enniewelin Tr Mar riseureas ramm *is redid and Inetionent Investles. we Mr. Abell as the Welk" el** win be nevreriled peel One tee olorsra— BorrAisoll GU DWI" MOW* rad 11.41"Zasiriamminlllerbellia•Milb AI•RVIL el MICH•NI811. IIIVOLVIIIMI IMP 1111111T.—Ibi rwapessoletrie U la the world ow be MN oaths aw lartweise wed sp.a t Mita and •01111areaehlestiliimuit. NEW 02 lONDSTRIULT. weer d ZAST4TIMMT. Th. W.s Some thee aides IY. aroma s. taiso me he Michwirel AMP : taibe asuagmemella sprz= t = platweliii window. with Mime The permewl en remit as Wild with isarmais tiles, and th• two plan ase Sited with illysied pleases's, which &shier or -tamer the ity.tr.inerenw ielmalu The revolving gismo sem If each It wag be eels{ persesto • coutinually changing opine se It pewee thir elm frosts... The whole bar • reel used and sbleirled ells* emsdally as the refloat embellish. iamb we peculiar* rich mil . but • correct no if as belebelli we.* haniral renteliensi a this Wore le not only W were ripgky seat west be seen to be *pew A. fir as the spectoisf ass °harm the eioalow seem Whale the ~.uc•lition d perpetual motion. anti harrying mods mei Lively Mop Pr aiiisieplate It MORE sad 110 h, Merchant UMW, MOM Makin. Weise Drapers. litt" 11.41ers hest and ass Nalts"lmg arsessl 'MA tten. TClrairnMirise lattke . IV pod 14 LITZ : or, How ttrat .o. sod wigs to Um 141; Brilarlastry ai Ihddease, and _ various Thasaamea of l er i tth loolimmalre tar samerlag &B YO ma lamarts an tamp lleallewit at Disaidara haaldaMal M Sadmatag UN. By • Manus of Smelt praatioe. Conana-11s Idasalign at Birli Uh—Tall Art of =_ l4lo-I b. d Dieloglisa—The Mew* sad us The Callvallaa at Or Altalesas Basuialkak at OM Pasaimas—Namos as. taws.: Yr.t4 19. Oanakal. cad mU lionlualkaa. eft, 4419801 sawriam... Ist Ls?. iikisms: N. so. markt'. Ko.' lln•di. iv. Sea ".. , ...skradreet : 1.2.1 Ilart4treet. Tottenbamem‘read ISt Tattenbaw..s .Fre Illsaida-axed. eniellb MU" prise IL, by pot SO Amps, DILLMITT aad lILILITILITY of MIND DORY, googlies bam Now lbw* WO Myth a liworumet% all bsiesiory babills, seervidble abate, Imbaspongsw, rid Dry T. I. Timm, M.D., Pkyliebir to Ye Paisdk• Li L 1 Write Providtrot botibit.llo., as. Ihes Ibit ailwr. S. lagaapona lawkr. W.C. 1 • e • ■ I 1 1. belliskt rid Mike& Yarkaire. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION 01 1802. 1 Al *Haat ALMANAC. with a 10.17-111alabe.1 HAI accuesto INGILAVINti of H. eimanillast MtrN s f”, Hs INTL& ATIoNAL LNIIIMallo!. of IMIM. Hay H 1... t. graW, of L• NINO aa. N , N, Iteestrioads amid BeHolie T.lbn. Hattie; liHros, WWI., 13...4 Mails. IT.. &moral °niftier.. L_ Ilou~e~: elty llSahliMualret, 15.1,1%, 156. W, BS, IS, Masi*. 307, TdtvN tr, Ttoliteroho 67t . S, EsrSairtsl. •rool Snack . 1 ...1. NS. lailea.rced. . _ . _ (Wintry testAlslinseets, d Bes4lairl, Tuirtaldrs. NgW YEAR% PRESENTS, foe thenotio• ~ Personal Atterll44.-110WLANIEF Xlt • pierrese awl bowlike d Ur bat_ boyeall all preeeesee. Peewee. Psis.i.e for a saaselli blow lo Os sow =NW « new. ems, aad as& ' ot., hod Ow stelms imbri•lke vbllles• to toe wet h. awl t a r break. 21te •) t \rung/iota re by stn, 1 thr nolimuir = l ei ONO WIWI. SO* th••• • cvlahrity egaadtlai r aM mese tbon by A. SO semauabl• poiyais-6111 IL Ce 2 elmtart au. 1 11 *INN to, Itstwayardes, sibt be ibiably sag per taisem—Amit kr ltowbubales staks. NVINKARON at HONBUBO BATHS. IM R43 ttre ref* to 6.0 Tldlai. dodos the wriereeard, all re erranitree and Marro el kept tetra The sew eithert Oren, wide le apes therither the , oireise • wiry et yaeltaee are sphlehdly ieeralel• elresdare• for bre mil err% • iritherb th= ted eterreible eh ee, • eery sad cribs died hireilyer ',linearly erred with (herr. ' reasta. ala haler ram, Polish livialso, and Deldbjeruele. Thaler, TitertrAter otte awl G.nttette an defy epr IS Orr mere to the pies er thenen rad ; the Muter hero e l ▪ l = l. 11 shit, 42111 the latter only re Iwo, no Mews et th.• Trenteet•tinetwate bar le Wert -ad toe errors stake le fuer bribed md eighty The tetnitharot Depeelreet at the Oise le heir Ceiterheleadire id M, Clark the esereeled Mrs reetresterea The eepertor termite et dorm dare ird irk yertenee le the rend brow= every ensehu m Os i st era bra rdereeteetivittee are ..drtirdord ead sr lee weir try the repressoustler gives. two se these rose • ersdl. le the Irbeech Vse.iev Illy theatre. TM maidens prie hers d the Dtreetnre ato n al In reti-eteer. roe, hens, art heithred Brae. The new nutter bee almost berate Heerry Whole the .4ttokitts ..1 madam There re fourteen hers • ay, hear fr o. the last S. late as half past eleven ticket As the honey ts copies trey half ea boar, the essuserale d Inialret are within easy reach. Visitors is Must befit _re,' bet Ihrsel. lot torte, hooure to Bails In fifteen, so rare to drew er to Lawton Is twirstydess, ire exedra le the Whew eurenheress byre& nrCHANTI SVGABeCOATID SARBA• P•JULLA P 11.1.4.-11 le • wett.lemsita Yet that rm. puitia is the greatest purifier et the bleed tat the world. Kier year Mond purr. the bowels regular. lad 0141 the doctor. These pill. strike at the nod of each &sea" mg the for the ewe at rem ailment htehleatel man. steam god shildl, swab at all ouPttees the skim, tudhputlea, *Rik sal themili Cathplainu, graeral weather. souk thoththstha.. Defoe le M. trate.. lesetheith KC OM". nom *Ma = tamed by inleamithe el the sod w e r e ., awl embeallb=.— a rar il lth tut %out., 19, r.eiteesele••• Merti•hreet. IMAM WNW teem.. Iterel te end Oat. U. Ithelthellthedthek all earmista e. is beetle. th 114., N.. Mg Its. DR. RECORD'S ESSENCE of LITZ manttee4 b tbe sad mailliellses bar wit& Failure le tesposelbla irate pmermile. No ansitsti..n womar .—aold NOM : 1 4. /. .16 1 11 1. sr font geeutlllee Th., NIA Pap as ',Apt of naittasios ea , wagara lad co.. Sr.. *treed, rag Trsolrlosr. A NEVNII. FAILING 1111/11D1r. _ De. COITI S NUM ar 1 LITU Pais Co= masa any Yeremial 14.401604, Inum Op M be b 444 homambio - Le al 464 mew Ilime m igms ail Itim 0 . 1 161•16, latl== =.o. .mon. Obloo• gmkors of OM MR 64 For • a •=lll • • MO . 011 * ve t = old a o a wilier of Ile an •ffo trals omu ld l 4 —Jim vide WWI= sol I. Ms -••••• 1 614 4 64, prims 44 4i mi IrmsamM Igo wbsie wows "'wt.-4W by . 44. 4484ft5414441. iml 4 4 Ms§ 6664156‘ is Mars. 1 4 tai. b. 6L 1M me Ss 461‘ 64 Or. Imea itlims 464 I.4ftr M.. TM swam me • more Peolfled446lo.lrUllam LidoksiVagowed am dr amp. DL ctims inavornmes, MOW& MULTI% as. Jut "mihme. pre hoe Ns the Arbor tent A MIDI AL =SAY on the. CAUSE .= A Mof P111131671:111 MUDDMAL rib paths theorem tor purr reslorrlea to herb to d viper, Ur rook of trot, nee fear arreerol Faroe In re tartar* r rose parr errovre ntdoriel Arm With toed to erblttor sod shorn De. L Orr Ithrosorretroth Plerelly. tandem. le 111 L ort Ito L -We kW nolloitern swift Ineireboret wary by err thelerrilatelotrod oreil—trollmersblentes her re Wren of prink rolettleL Or 4 1 1... —Om Lora: Memo I& Oterli; Ind 3. 2c ft Weelthrthir AWAY to =AVM 81:71 1 21tne. De. 113LITII Jedifibllioll 111111 =MON el hi week th• PPIVATI NIDICAL MIND Ml= of We SIVIII• of Nemo' Milli lan at Memory, of SW. Lowitadc post-irfo, fogolpt of • flboo•id ••••I aiskelog two posbies draw —Ad.tem. Dr SMITII. & , D4••isent. Tarisisstapre.llo4oa. W.C. TEE SPECIAL SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES. RUSSIA AND THE TRENT AFFAIR. ET. PETERSBURG, J'Ax. 3. It is reported that at the commencement of the difficulty between England and America Russia employed all her influence in favour of peace, and has recently taken fresh steps to the same end. The Russian government has communicated to the Great Powers all the reports which it has received from its minister at Washington. The special minion at Mt. were hat event beg reeemed fee the minter. Thee van • large attendee.'" ; sad hug before MOM Me wish of the agree whisk he. his. fitted up 4th 11811111111Mallilia d winbipplie wee occupied. Isakelltes lie "heir. wild; wee several hembeil Aron. sad wee war the alredien ef Mr. Harry Derided. not lees ties MOO pawns woe present. Mr. Geis pro dded at the ens fa The payees wee hissed by the Rev. J. T. Tam* mime ems ; sad the VORPOONS WOO Mai to the ordirarry phis rag, with the harmonies In daily nee at 81. Peale. Ties sievies, it may be remarked, was of axeswkat saw& shmseter. LAM eight was Epiphany me. bet 111 r. Penh said the collect for Circumeirioo ; and the anthem, defined to the sad of the prayers, wee NO fair Obeisimae, " Behold 1 beig you good tidier After the third sollect &shop Heber's y hymn, " Brightest sad best of the eons morning, " was Nang to the beautiful wailing melody to whada it is en in Mr. Mesensis beak. The pealing and 'Natasha ewe gime to Aniline doable shoats; sad the whole of the mewls wee Ms* primes& Tim ammo was preached by the Bishepaf who task Lie text from Job sib 9, 10, " Wle karma; rd in all these that the band of the bowl bath wrought thie ? ie wham band la the soul of every lichg OW, sad the breath of all mankind. ^ TURIN, JAL 5. Yesterday wades Faater•hall was throws epee for the Aid al • series of sery i e L ices, to be coediacted by elergyann of the Aura eif yiira The hall wee Ira Iliad, chiefly by worlds, T he ikny nvie, wee sed , and selected putter el IMO nod, eller wink • semen was preashed by Bov. Alward Garbutt. KA., isearebein of It. Dinthelisnew's Leh, Gray's lespreed. The service Next linedity evade, Ida he eandoend by the Rev. E G. Arnold, M.A., reeler et Ikepletee, mar Hertford. At. Mar. ale's Hall wee opined kw • religious service for wesitiog people, who docked then le pee* Bombers. The senses was conducted ad • News prinked by the Rev.= Movie N.A.. of Wereseke Gellege, Orford. A service ind hew hat at wide\ • serumn was preached by the Rev. Dr. Hugh Alen, reeler et fit Nap the Martyr, Southwark. Beth peedenee rekerni is appreprieln wren to the reskuiehely aeatiset whisk esserred at the .bell ea Friday. At Bt. Jesses's Hall there were two services, isle ereducted by the Rev. J. B. Wilsee, and the other the Rev. Newnan HA LL.B., mishits, et Olney At the Britannia Theatre, Heztas, then wee ea The MOM was preached by lie Bee.. Dr. lisiZ hilL ininleter a the ladspeadmit deseranatiels., Iwo Niel se4lces were dm held het eight at the Blenked Thus. I tire. Sbendlieli ,• the Peellles Tdoseln, Maiverpelevad; Idler's-was Thane% and Mee Vieterts. gior Omni% or v aarrir CXVila olijimpo sor._gu—Y=l. Alisrames am* sinhiali ileirise trig jahto k eirriget T. Chibillaird Nair. Tr ladka z Guy liamiewso Moor% •Ibmireau, Boyers Oman mg brimionsl saltildirsgsk is 10. sing IL Um isms will *ppm kg igs.ging Lastige mobls Mgr loft Mess Lisd ; Pangs gagl Signor old nalliolge is aseggse aad e.. salsa .10 ._ ... , General Halleck, the present commander of the Federal troops in Missouri, in his work on " Mili tary Art," points out that the Lake Champlain line is the mast direct, most feasible, and most decisive Ilse which can be pursued in offensive operations against Cicada. A sucosseful advance from Albany, hi Nevi York State, in this direction on Montreal weal& deetroy the commaaication of the western province with Quebec, sad consequently with Eng land. The distance to be traversed is only about 700 tulles. " There is good water communication the whole distance for the transportation of stores, sad there are several woods on each aide all con esatraling on the line indicated within American territory." So says the authority quoted. There is another point that mut not be overlooked. Both banks of the Si, Lawrence belong to us until a Point ilearlP Weide Corowall, *pea the Canadian shore, is gained. The elver boss Montreal pest Corn wallis little better than seneesesion of rapids. Eight finals have been oosetructed by means of which vessels are enabled to pen Ibliddsapkili ; het being in close proximity to the Ateelieme shore, we may expect they would soon be deeeterid. Comticu nication between the upper lakes anil the seaboard would then be cut off, if it were not for the Rideau Canal. This work commences at Kingston, on es thetrihriO, pima in • nettlbeastarly direction until it joins the river Ottawa. The Ottawa flows to the south-east, and enters the St. Lawrence at MontreaL Thus, while Kingston and Montreal are iu our possession, means of rapid com munication exist. Kingston is fortified sufficiently to prevent the Americana attacking it, for some time to oome at any rate. But Montreal is in that respect badly off. A battery in the island of St. Helen's, to the south-east of the city, MD. mauls the inner channel, but ft is' of uo great strength. The heights behind Montreal may, I believe, be made to add considerably to its powers of defence. We expect to hear in a day or two of the arrival of heavy guns from Quebec, and there is plenty of labour at command to throw up what ever intrenchmente General Williams may consider necessary, and there will be no lack of men for defence. The only want will be lack of drill and experience ; and that, if the American, give as a few months to prepare, will be speedily remedied. By looking at the map you will perceive that if the Americans poems maned concentrating forces upon the Lake Champlain line, neither are we very deficient. The Grand Trunk Railway, from Point Levi, opposite Quebec, runs in a south-westerly direction to Richmond, where it meets a line coming direct from Montreal. Richmond is a point near the American frontier, and on the route General Halleck proposes to pursue. That the Montreal district will be the theatre of the principal operationOn case of war, there is little doubt, but that Upper Canada will be at tacked is as certain. Experience has proved that the most important point for defence is the Niagara frontier. According to Sir Archibald Alison, the Duke of Wellington has esearded it as his opinion that the best-laid pleas for the defence of the pro vince must fail if the Americans gain control of the lakes. But, indeed,. there need come no ghost trom the grave to tell ns that. With Eris, Ontario, and Huron in our possession, the must the enemy dare do would be to attack on the Niagara frontier, but they dare not advance far inland, as their communications would be exposed to attack. Now our means for fitting out a fleet for the inland waters are very limited, compared with those of the Americans. , as I have already remarked, is fortified, and navy yard is protected by the guns. There are some shipbuilders there, and foundries, and eratchine shops, capable of turning out marine laegines to a limited extent. Skilled shipbuilders might be procured from Quebec. Other places where ships might be built are altogether unforti- Rod and open to attack. Collingwood, on the i Georgian Bay, a portion of Lake Huron, is an im portant strategical point It.was viaited a few days ago by General Williams and several engineesotheers, and sites for future forts werestaked off. It is in com munication with Toronto by rail, so that guns from Quebec can readily be sent to it. Vessels can be built there, but the facilities are very limited. Lake Erie is connected with Lake On tario by the Welland Canal. The width of the looks is twenty-six and a-half feet ; the length be tween the pace, 150 feet ; the depth of water ou the mitre sills eight and a half feet. The Ti .— Quienrox.—Mar limo AT PAD- lamest vessel that ever pawed through was about ul le= r 4 ev. wastsd a art ° ar ial Leceje t 1 4 %, t° 21 1 1Tpic b ca ur tb n e . built ; but he n p l l ey, is Aienrce Hall,uldrissweesi n ,_ !MT as address from Mt . Wallies- tied. You may depend upon this, however—if the I ' m ' " 1 " . • "1 lrwas uww Pawalwli with Await& At time has indeed come when we must prepare far etasks "dram a illimmai t° Earl Rumblii la &knee, there will be no lack of willing beads' Imam&Mission Tun Vioreat A p ie n tlizsespewl a . emei „..o, g, Ltur d„, y to throw up whatever works are necessary stresses Min smidgen pr o sa s a t u m , 'Vie. in any portion of the province. Our sue teen hen ea esternienat at bee neidesee, and ems would depend upon the speed with rime wlm•Simee le en/ One aperselises who lad awn which the home government, on the opening of the im ena mot almue lleen to amas diedellie Peet Per o ; homeg Allee Pikellea ....iisa „w oo savigatioe, forwarded gunboats, together with the eigtothle et a / h ow s e th e met am m o i m e is i, -- s e e l lb , iINISUR of arming those vessels we ourselves build imminent eineseeni to Imo u m th e Aim is 1 and the works we may erect. Of course, no" the li aa . a t tlit _timed dumb ePernmene. Fish. Miss American vassals will be allowed to pass up the `"''" "."'" of the limlo" alVm emlnend W lMlm St. Lawrence while Qaelies is in *niobium as b a d iaaaesq tallihainabielimoread the 411" bad " 1 " . Toronto, from whisk place I now write, isit most all the ' to abs al atria. defoneelema pines ;Ow herbour is formed by a strip i ttrsod en to net eeattheed a etwee kt e t h em . of nand-bank scarcely fifty yards wide ;it is ap i.Piellat—millat might he wilisime le chtatiAliem praschad by a nersoir atonal, now commended' 1 a 'treaded. hat vita emit tome nein them ea hem* bY a battery of ten 1111-poondeve, erected a few I ~ to the. toshom Jim byl edeete4. The .1 Victoria Wt . Nee enaisi Us tbe biewilorth= 1 hat been se rest therth e Gm hob o h i e ssd to wow , Kneed outside' the bank—or island, as the r i &Vs se° by the Nth Regiment ; but vessels ste -1 the eaten. met aliellellibil Fabius vie robin the I people here call it—might readily shell Ihe • .eeesed theemoodok : : .-- . ... . est'', as the album h not more than two nibs, and Fiore London to Port Stanley, on Lake Erie, 24 ; London to Wiadeor, on the Detroit frontier, by Great Western Railway, 110 mike ; from London to Port Sarnia, on the Detroit frontier,. per Grand Trunk Railway, 81 miles ; from London to Port Sarnia, on the Detroit frontier,.per (Raab Western Railway, ill mike ; from London to Go4trioh, on Lake Huron, north of Port Sarnia, Pr.. Grind miles Trunk and Buffalo and Lake lbws Railway, 06 . These are the connections of London with the welt l i ed south. Its connections with the era and swath-aid are equally efficient. Flom London to Niagara Falls, per Greet Wee-. 1 ern Railway, 119 miles ; from London to Forklike, on the Naai, frontier opposite Buffalo, per Otiad Trunk and Bask and Lake Huron, 725 miles ; from London to Termite, on Lake Ontario, per Grand Trunk Railway, LID miles ; from London to Toronto, wr Grand Trunk Railway, 100 miles ; from lem&ii to Hamilton, on Lake Work, by the lime last mentioned, about 80 miles. London, thee, from the facilities it affords of conveying troops to any point on the frontier which may be menaced, will probably be selected as a point d'appui. The Royal Canadian Rifles, 1,000 strong, are now there, and there is barrack &mom modstion for many mom. Our militia system, whisk was no much pulled by Sir Allen whoa Welly lhighton, is not good for much. The whole force of the volun teer companies in Canada doe. not amount to four thousand men. By the militia law the Governor , has power to call out all able-bodied men between eighteen and misty years ; those between forty-five and sixty forming the emerge. The spirit manifested Pins the reouipt of AL ottr news is most amdlant. The whole peoplaime ready to spring to alma. In Toronto. the Trinity College students (an spiscopm lien establiahmeut for the education of men to the ministry) have formed a company. Four hundred men employed on the Grand Trunk Railway are awaiting rifles from Quebec. The Great Weaken employes in Hamilton are also organising. The lawyers, the meraltants, the tailors, the students of University College (a provincial unsectarian establishment), the firemen, the mechanics, are all preparing. Even the mem ber of the City Council, together with the servants of the corporation, hem taken steps to form a som pan,. The movement has not yet spread to the agricultural districts, time enough has not elapsed, but in a few days they will be equally enthmuastio.. There is • great want of competent officers ; and we look to England to supply us, I will leave it to you to point out who are the men best caloakted to organise a militia If we are to some to blows, it appears to toe there is a splendid opportunity for many men in the "old country" to get couunisaiona and promotion, which they cannot hope for in the regular army. The Official Gazette issued at Quebec (our present seat of government) on Monday, states that voluo teen will be provided with drill senpiaate, free of 4by applying to General Williams. expense, some half-doeen foundries in Toronto capable, of turning out about 40 tons of castings per day. But here again we are baulked, for we depend upon the Americans for pig-iron, and our stock is very small. We have a krge rolling mill here, whisk with a little alteration might be adaptedi to the manufacture of iron plates for meek, But there in nothing to prevent the Yan kees pitching a few bomb-sheik into it to-morrow if they please, as it is (dose upon the edge of the lake. With this rapid and incomplete summary of facts I close for the present Before the next mail our provincial government will iirobably have taken some definite 'oakum, and we shall know more of the intentions of the Washington cabinet. Most people here expect that our parliament will be called together for the Ist of January.; but for what purpose your correspondent does not very clearly see. ITALY. Garibaldi has accepted the Presidency of the Rifle Association of Genoa, and has addressed a letter to the members of that body, in which he says :—" Hasten to prepare yourselves to take up arms, for the moment approaches when you will have to give fresh proofs of your valour." TURKZY. SCUTARI, JAI. 4. The Montenegrins have violated the territory of &Wane. 1,500 Baabi-Barouks have been despatched from Antivari to drive them back. Use and h:unit:a have been re-occupied by the Montenegrins. CHINA. PEW, Nov. 13 . (out et. Petersburg.) The Emperor has arrived here. Prince Kong has been appointed Regent of the Empire. The Supreme Council, the members of which were hostile to Europeans, has been dissolved. Suh-Shun, President of the Finance Department, bas been publicly executed. Two other influential personages have strangled themselves by order of the Emperor. THZ OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL. QuziorsrowN, JAL& The Royal Mail steamsiip Arabia arrived hare at noon to-day, embarked mail; passengers, and latest telegrams, and proceeded for Halifax at 4 p.m. All well. CAPE RACE Cape Race, whielt is so often mentioned now in ocanesion with our intereourse with the United States, is the south-eastern point of Newfound land, and is th e nearest point to Europe. The North Transatlantic steemerepass near there on their way to and from the United Kingdom and the United States. There is a telegraphic communi esti= between Car Rase and New York. The distance by water a about 900 miles, and upwards of 1,000 . miles by lead. Outward bound steamers carry out epitomes of English news in tin cases attached to floats, which are thrown overboard off Cape Race, and are picked up by boats, taken ashore, and the epitomes are tele graphed to New York three days 'before the out ward packets can reach that port. Sometimes these cases are not found, and occasionally captains of steamers refuse to communicate with Cope Race, and carry on their news to New York or Barton, for the sake of the klat and interest the bearers of invariant news excite. This would appear to have been done by the ocannitndei of the Europe, who might otherwise have allayed for six days the irritation of the American public es to the demands of the English government respecting i the Trent Air. Steamers, as they leave North j America and pail Cape Race on their way to Eng- j And, maim there American telegrams, with I three days' later news to bring to this gauntry. j Sometimes the dmitness of night and sough weather prevail Owe talegiama boss being of board j the etesinsm If the electric s cable Wallas Ws= and St.John's,•Newfon d, had been anesiestully laid down, the English govern meat Might have laved s ample of Millions of mosey erpein In pips,* for war with the United States Agualel In the Was se minima in Pub* aesinitt — as might , ham been Mopped, sad two meths of intense amitement in this eouutry , and tub MAW States have been preveated. — Cialeseillainitimith." at As Bengal Fririsesee, who has = " to .3 11mdem ffi. L i ttelitot o al r ila incest li nt workeind appnemeen he duty. In Chem bki w ri te lands with an moel. lent cotton .t u rtia..d on 20 years' kerms rent free for three yam, at tsar rate rif half s rupee an acre all rowed. The pluses is hem 1,000 to 2,000 het above the sea The Nuke lbw Mow branded in Sir Marla Wood's purist sad relirdelent seam% 'sod whom the government sews/ ere moditri in their adhesion and acceptance of his came in oeseiderable numbers. The Meth-West provisos., no recently ravaged by famine. me °seared with abed petealebg rubies wipe. The Kerwin prise mew to be divided ..rapt General Whitebait% and the Central India Meld Force, or Sir H. Rom's column. _ . . . Th;tiliteetilk tieffnaryOA of Bombay, for 1860 has lest teen gmblithed. The total number of deaths...was KUL leinebtr le 1,1117 below the avenge of the laet tese peso. the propene= of male to female deaths is as =um iii, the seems Wag 124. The diminution of wortedilp tipd ko wee whesswale• wasarly equal degree both in Me moidmastreglinsiettistes es. Inis Welded to "mops= enterprise and capital for bee tea sulliwition, ilia is *idly increasing. The pro dose el tbe Amnia Comprey's . gardens alone is now about a million newbem and the wades d t.Uchar, which five years ago amnia" yielded to government • revenue of TM ay" now yield upwards of three and • hall lakhe per 1118111 IL A letter from Cebool stated that Sultan Ahmed Jan, the Mara Herat, has established friendly relations with Afoul now. the Doses ass, and resolved to throw off his &Le gion.*** Penis. &Med ILium, the smadarer of the late Major Burton and his stem inn ' teen swevisesd sentenoed to death, and ha C i tiPoirtarnber, 1861,was • crim ite last day el th exigent* of the regiment of the Bombay Artillery. A bun! deeet end einem paws of geed sad gallant *write hoe to be reworded of h. corm. .The Duke of Cambridge is now the estmMadant Cl thp JAN'S: estisns unseat bee been deg up at NW ~of thwegermaants of the ex-king. The h of the eity end Wand of Bombay is good. The weather very mei and deeightfiaL THE OUTWARD . CALCUTTA AND CHINA MALTA SOUTHAMPTON, Jas. 4. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Pen, Captain Junkman, sailed hence this aftersoon with the milks for Gibraltar, the Mediterraneas, Egypt, Ades, Oryloa, India, Chins, do., together with 67 first and S 4 sessad dem pmesegers, ameegst whom ens the Hoc. D. Arbuthnot. Lieubmitail-Osimiel Woods, Captains Eld ridge. Dehymple. Gash Haanltoe, Blss, mid Amodio,. ; Lieutessat pos h Lissienarg Lamps% Reaps &Mellen mid Coupon. bee.. Parker, Willis. sad Hector, sad Staff italielest-Sarglims Grant, Dsvldgs, and O'Halloran ; amorpt the passmgers, 36 is somber, who proceed rid Menials@ to this mai, ate Sir H. sad Z oor ldwardes, Major Hoed. Wardrogen n White, Rev. G. Binh. sad the Rev. J. H. 'II= The Pars took on freight for Ceylou—sovereigns, 1,2001. ; twills/7, ; for Medme—Gold coin, 1,5381. • silver, Se. ; gold thread, 1,3071. ; for Oaletts--Ber' silver, 79,8001. ; jewallmy do., 7N1.; for Siegspore—Dollars , !6.4401.: for Hoeg ion -e zelism ollars, 8,7001. ; jewellery, he., 2.6161. ; tar 10014 sad far Alex ascirk—Sovereisun 4,0001.; imrallery, 301. 10e. The Pees also took est a tall cargo of pare merchandise. PAMIR Daly IN TIMMS. —The Rev. Peter Defy has leas ailed ass east el despot in the Oahe of the tome el Galway. Her elminams of the Towo Oasusis embamers sad of the &Asa: Commtmeiamws. Judi es hew the seems sessellissa reptiebsd in the loud jamas* he 4lit v ele a llieJunesre muddy, sad could brook any eon et t ogsraVt ass evea Imre the ascot respeetal 41 the sestmults hewed fret sympsoms of loystisaes sod vemOsa at ibis &trial domisatios is semi- Is! aisles At leastb..hesaves ) they have idlest epos his I hed_4lll to teterfenA t es=hoq a Galway in the Dublin The oemsraaest Roams : ; " Trathat j 4Es enicaatted sy the Rama eathdie for having takes; the ask at nesetiag Testa dimnprd al the biSlamistiou. erlaweessunaded him seem tilma i r ee t: a , imm ill e polder puma& The bishop us to Wilt" mesa el hieing the iejsasties). by the some gesthisee, 112111a1111 Si lite bard, misstbeq FlAir DalY sluteelealeallessaltect 01.1:t i oe ld eld think *at matisd leap l he. nine In aerobe: hive foaled mea n ! in lhdpiarsqletenninstios te eheek Father We bradass• withal booking the mkt Si his loclesielinal speedar.." they would be quite eat of the reach ct the guns Itommeading the clianneL Toronto lies very low, is quite flaty and corers a large extent of ground. If war breaks out and we lose the oommand of the lakes, property in it will not be worth much. I liars not jun now at command the dimensions d the Rideau Canal, but will furnish them next letter. The sins d the Bt. Lawrence canals (those constructed to avoid the rapids between Montreal and Lake Ontario) you will And in the following table : 1111 sus at uft. fwda,"