The Express. — London, England, 1862-12-13 00:00:00

~-~- ilitetBB-4flrT7 'r t h Ai Vs; -• • Al \ f - • "* . t-:, • , 4 , • •:•;•--.., . • f ;Q' d No. 5,099.] BO3IBAY Direct.— NOTlCE to SHIPPER/3. n, moßAYSiiilli, A 1 If ears, will receive pods in the East India IXcks all day T e edyr, the 11th inst., sad sell on the rtnh.—For 'night or passage apply t o azijAnar , 11A.\ KEY, and tiNWLIL, Tenaleshalledreat, KC. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPIR pAcirirs for AUSTRALIA. Teel I IIDIP. Tenneip. I , Dodo. I To HMI. ---- 'M.,. Sydney Sydney 'Wm. Deihl:Rh . 1,500 London Jen. 10 Sydney 'Harvest Home . 1,100 'London Jam 15 Melbourne : Whmtred ;000 Jr. lads Dec. 15 Queensland..(L . itop at he .. } 2.600 Z. India Dec. 10 Queensland .., More Queensland .. ;Montmorency 1 0. India Jen. 30 TN/ celebrifeed lineof packets hare, Di their punetua llty ems .ms celebraisd line of , _.ss have, by their punctuality rapid wawa, earned a In. id known reputation, and their pas senger accommodation is unsurpassed by any vessels afloat. —Tor an particulars respecting freight or passage to An apply to JAMBS ISAMU! and Co., Liverpool; all Agents for the Black Bell ra nd T. M. MACKAY mg Co. 1, loadenballoirsea Leadow. 094I1TTA, Wth'tg *t_llepe of Good Hope nd Modem—MO .LT lITIAX COMMUNICATION between LONDON and INDIA by the magnificent Seel of eteamen belonging to the EAST INDIA and LONDON SHIP PING COMPANY 11Jmited).—The well-known clipper auxiliary steamship GOLDEN FLEECE, 2.768 tons, 360. horse power, G. BIRD, Commander, now loading in the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on the 27th December, embarking gen at and leaving Gravesend on tbe 29th December, ro a tr i n i l: matte, milling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras. This magnificent ship, built expressly for the India trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has first-rate accommodation= sensors, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also ste. The .wage panne of the Met seven stammers has been 72 days I boon in Madras . the Nydaspes preformed the vamp b 86 dams, and the hat, the Calcutta, in 69 days, being the shorted on fiord.—tor heig ht or passage apply to GRIN DU Y and Co., 66, Paillament-etree S.W., the brokers, ALFRED BRETT and Co., 160, Leadenhil street, E.C. : or at the OFFICES or the COMPANY, 9, Mincing-lane, LC. ; where also application" for appointments as midshipmen la this service should be made. /11C1113.19 DREW, Secretary. INA lame and London SLID 001114041 (Lhaitrek. e. Mincing-lean B.C. To warm COLVKBIA roajA. NvEztfs STEAM COMMUNICATION, to law Yom Direct—The LIVERPOOL. NEW YOU, glad PEULADELPMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY Intend deeps**. Ind their full-pswered Clydabuilt Don Screw Stesznohipt Queenemos to embark yeassmirs sad despatches. en to c ,;,, WIFELY PROM LIVER/OM POE NEW YOBJL ' • I.:TS A, Wednesday, Dec. 17. CITY OF BALTIMORE. Wednesday. Dec. 24. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. 31. `. every sttis»siiing Wednesday. Cabin passage, 15, 17, and U oldness, according to the area modation. Forward passage 8 guineas, inelading all world.= cooked. Passengers of Cansta, the Bruited Slates, and British Columbia, booked through ea very advantageous karma —For turther particulars apply to WILLIAM LIMAN, Wsteratreat, Ltrespool: or to MITZI and MACEY; Ati, ging Wdllainaireet. City. BRIT and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL 812.2.11.611111, appointed by the Admiralty to mil between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, and between LIVKR POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Hatitax or other ports to load and receive mails, goods, and passengers, the Boston ships calling at Halifax to land and receive passengers and ber Majeetire mail& The following or other vessels are ap pointed desalt from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the mails : ipuirs, for NEW YORK. Saturday, Dec. 20. • Takin •r ephasteigere and goods for Nassau sod !Livens, to be transferred/ at New Work on board the R.M.S.S. British Queen. AFRICA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Dec. IL. CHINA, (or NEW YORK, Saturday, Jan. S. Passage money, including steward's fee and provlgions, but without wines or liquors:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, 422 second cabin, Et& 'To New York, chief cabin. E 26: second cablu, EIS. height to Halifax, Boston, and New York, AS per toe, and 6 per cent primage.—Apply to J. B. Poore 62, Old Proadtered, Undue ; J. M. Currie, Havre, and 12, Place de la 1 2 :3, Paris ; 0. and J. Burns, Ruchanan.stre4„olaegow ; D. • and River, Queenstown; or D. and C. Wives., 8, Water- Liverpool. 10111LLIPP13, GRAVES, and. 113ILLIPPS ROTTERDAM aneeneentloned grahams steemere : For and the Rifle the BATAYIER, from the British end Foreign Stearn W , Wapping, every Sunday morning, at 11 a.m., and the lt 00B.D, Thursday morning early, from off the Tower. r Far BRIAIRN, twice • week, the FALBA OONDOE. or NOWT, altermately every Thous ay, from lionielydown, at 11 am.: tallies at Blackwall Pier to receive paasengen at noon. Fares: ti. 11, and to.. Retnni Whoa at • fare and a halt. N.B. Bremerhaven le always accessible, wldlst the other Northern Porta are closed by tee. P Foe GOTHENBURG, the GUSTAF WASA, Dec. 14, from Borselydown • to be followed by the LONDON, December 17: SKEET. Dec. W. Fares. ft Se.. a 21., and LI. For COPENHAGEN, the NEWSKY, Dec. 17, from Alder man's Tier. - Poi friliht, passage, *c., apply M Chaplin's Universal Office, Illesent-etrcus. W., or to PaLLLISPPS, GAIN 6b, sud PU ILLIYP , 71. Bood.lana. LC. THE MUTUAL TONTINE ASSOCIATION. WESTMINSTER CHAMBERS CLASSES It is requested that APPLICATIONS for SUBSCRIPTIONS may be sent In prior to MONDAY, the anal day of December inst. Prospectuses may be obtained at ars Gresham-house, Old Brood street, ILC.—By order of the Board, O. 8. SIDNEY. Sec. pro tent. Temporary of the Association, 85, Gresham-house, Bread-street, E.C., Dee. 4, 1882 LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH sad lON, $ sad 4. GOODGHATHHHT, W. BROWN BROTHER& -PATENT CHAIRS and COUCH" Barrack Pureltare, Trunks, Portman teau fa-106. P Ily. Cataloger tree. DiVIEWS SPERM CANDLES, 4d. and : ci ao:ed. lit ; toe British wax, Is. tr k aneparent wax, la 6d. : wax, tit ; Germ= wax, Is. ; botanic wax, , la. : composite, ad., 9d., and the beet, 100.. metallic for Palmer a lamps, ited. ; magentas, 9d. dive, Bid. ; tt...tdds, 3d. , Cols* MI, to. 9d. per gallon ; yellow step, ads., 404 441., and Oa. per 112.10 s ; mottled, 4tle. ; old brown Windsor, In. 94, per pocket; common brown Windsor, la; white Windsor, Is. ad. ; honey, Is 4d.. glycerine and almond, Is per har—for eash, at M. P. DA VI a sod SONtrekl-established ware house. eh Rt. Martin's-Um, Charing-won, London. W.C. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, wM most certainly preserve the sight. Better cannot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, 15a.; steel. with Owes, So. to 10e. Gold and Silver Spectacles and Eye.Glaases In great variety, at equally low prices. Harries Prospect Glass, It.. &I. poet tree. THOS. HARRY and SON, Opticians to the Finial Family, opposite the British Muse= Oates, London. Ittabibibed LBO. Caution.—No travellers eniployod. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTTS BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, prepared with out any Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Bcott, will be found Invaluable to sil who gutter from bilious and liver OM- Plaints, hidigmtlon, wind, spawns, giddiness, dirtiness of the eyes. &c. For habitual costivenem, as a family aperient medicine, and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent mild In their operation and ;crateful to the stomach they create appetite, pi omnte digesCon, and strengthen the whole nervous system.— Sold by W. Lambert, s. King Willlarust., Charing-cross, and by most druggists, iu boom, la. 14d. and to. lid. Be sure to ask for Dr. ISeoWs Bilious and Liver Pills. The genuine ere ft square green package. with William Lambert" engraved on the stamp. ASTHMA, SHORTNESSof BREATH, BRON CHITIN, NEURALGIA. infallibly relieved and cured by the ESPICS CIGAREITES ',Pectoral Fumigators). The smoke, being Inspired, penetrates into the chest, calms the whole nerv ous system, facilitates expectoration, and assisle the functions of the Important organs of respiration—T. Lapin, Rue d'Amster darn, ft. a Paris. Price 20. lid. a bon. Sold in Loudon by JOZILLIT. Chemist, Haymarket. COUGHS, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT CON vv StMPTION are Eng.:LTV.% LLY CURED by KEATING'S COUGH ',MEDEA. Steadies show that 50,000 persons annu ally faU victims to pulmonary disorders, including consumption, diseases of the heat, and the respiratory omens eventlon la at all ChMs better than cure , be, therefore, prepared during the wet and wintry season with a supply of Keating's Cough 10. routes, which posse, the %irate of averting as well at of curing a Cough or Cold : they are good alike for the youllii or for the aged they soothe brouelital irritation, and for improving the voice, the Po ocher. Statesman, Blnger, and Actor have long patronised them—Prepared and sold la bones, L. lid., and tins, M. ad., is. Od., and los. 0a each, by THOMAS KEATING, Chemist, Ac., 70,, K. Paul's Churchyard, London. Retail by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Vendors in the world. TIINNEFoRSYS PURE FLUID MAGNESIA 1-1 has been, luring twenty-ere years, emphatically sanc tioned by the medical prolamicia, and =banally accepted by the public. es the best remedy for acidity of the stomach, hearthure, headache, gout, and indigastiou, and as a adld ape rient for delicate oonstitutious, raore especially for ladles sail childo a. It Is prepared, In a state of perfect purity and uniform strength, only by DINNICNORD and C. 0.. 172, Ilea Bond veer% London; and sold by ail reapectable chemists throughout the tmrld. DR. RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE _ meter. manbaod to the mat 'batten.] constantlons lo mar waste la Impoesible. Its effects are permanent No consultative neccasary.—tChl In oases, with toll instructions, at llt, or tour qaantities tor SM., sent anywhere, caretalh racked as receipt of remittance or staispa--dele shah* 11101r1 and Cv.. Pre. at. 411 Ii. near Temole-har. MANLY VIGO I:It restored to the most broken taussiltutlon in twenty day s the use of BEDIPS ELIXIR of ME, A safe and certain restor by ative ; moat wander- Jul 15 Its effeeta : the tit ~t week's use will convince the patient of ultimate sad complete recovery of all the energies of youth. In bottles at na. andpacked sae seat to any Pen I" cash or sbmpl, by the Alma', Front amd Medicine Warehouse, SSW Strand. louden. Two or THREE o f PARR'S LIFE PILLS, . taken no matter at what period of the day, will home ..twir remove the apathetic feeling which alien optimism beat mini and body. This medicine is composed of sltare voidable mutter, and la to gentle and benign in its operation and Wham Oat MY be taken by yuung or old at any tfili;d4l"..r= With a certainty of a beneficial ressdt. PA • Mr PILUI ilyy is ohtained of any medicine visitor, to bon. with lid., 2s. Pit, and in family packets, Its. each Dtroolicao each boa. THE LONDON PAVILION. The best enter tainment in London. AU the metropolitan favourites are engaged, and the programme Includes the performance of artistes powered of the most extraordinary talent ever wit nessed. LITTLE COBELLI, the most wonderful of Gymnast..; Miss CONSTANCE, the Star of the West . Madame LOSEBINI, Madame VALCBENAEIti, Madame ELISE, Mr. De BRENNFit, RAM COLLINS, and FRED. FRENCH, will appear every evening. Aho. Messrs. OULNABB and COUEN, on the Brazilian Sling Trevose. The Wit DON PAVILION, Tietilsorneatreet. LOIBL and SONNBAIOLIA, Proprietora TURNHAWS GRAND CONCERT-HALIy LNAUIVroe 11.. will OPEN December !S.—The GRAND r at CONCERT, to cmumenceste the opening of this new awl splendid Ball. takes phoe December EL Greet and Special Attractloim Priem on opening afgM : Body of the : dalL and bidooey. In ed. riIIIRNHAM'S GRAND CONCERT-HALL, Edgeare-yead.W-, will be found one of the largest, mod commodious, and most gorgeously decorated In London and the engagements comprise the first Sentimental, Comic, and Instrumental Talent of the day.—Mosical Dlrecto and Manager, Mr. CHABLIS GREY ILLS—Admlasion to body of the hall, gd.; stalls and belcooy, la—Opening Night, December 23. ritHE LONDON ANATOMICAL MUSEUM; A. enet the Wonders of Nature and Art, shown by lamb merable sapsrbly executed Maleis, illustrating every part of the Human Frame la Health and Disease, together with a variety highly interesting Natural Preparstioms, llAllormations, sad Moastroeitfee. El =l daily, from 11 to 10 (far gentlemen oaly). Admission One ng. Entrances 29. George.street. Hanover. square, and 441. Maddox-street, Itegent-street, London. W. Explanations and Lectures throughout the day. Illustrated and deseriptive catalogele ant, pod gnu. for Aswili. -- A 4 diem tbs berzeleity as above THE LONDON GRAND RESTAURANT. LUNCHEONS and DINNERS A Li CASTE eau be had with COMPORT and DESPATCH AT ANY HOUR DAILY. free 2 7 fromYtlLLS to the Grand Saloon. Special dthing-roome for ladles and gentlemen. Spacious and well ventilated wine, eoffee, and smelting Saloon. OPEN ON SUNDAYS PAWS YOUR TILL NINE. SAWYER, Proprietor, tiff, FLXII-STXXIT, COlt/filt ot ONANCIEN-LANK pOI7LT4Y at the WEST-END.—FAMILIES and MOMS 9UPPLIID In all parte of London with Game and Potittrz of the best quality at wbokeale prices, at Blilt 088Wil •sesie and retail eatablishiseate, SO, Upper George: street, Ificlepark. Ilevawahlre 411. ed. Per reaPlk te all pole a/lowa sad oodary. YARMOUTH BLOATERS.—Carriage paid to J. any station on the Great Easters line : 25, 4a. ; 50, 6s. ; 100.7.: 200, 12s. ; 600. Ma : 1,000, 35a are only supplied by I the undersigned during the beet part of the season, from October So end of December. Sent to all part of England upm receipt of nonage stamps, l'ost.olfice order, or remittance through any bratoett of the National Provincial Bank of England, who are his banters, and to whom he refers. as well as to E. Steward, Esq., Mayor of the Boron¢h.—F'REDERICIC BARSBY, ash merchant, Great Yarmouth. Established 1799. High-dried herrings, 100, Is., in wooden box, or 131. per barrel of 215 fish. cured to keep good six months. Hermetically sealed In tins of 25 fish, 10a per 100, forwarded to all parts of the world. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchant& WINES of superior quality. Forte: Superior old crusted, 454., 4Sa ; very choice, 64a., gfla ; ditto from the wood, Ms., Ma.; superior, 345., S ea . per dozen. Sherries: Fine, 275., Ms., 354. : high qu snty, 425., 49a, Ma. ; Vino di Pasto. 465. Amon tilled. and Mansanilla, 4Sa, Ma per dozen. Marsala, Lisbon, rich or dry, Mi. ; Bucellas, 74a ; Champagne, good, Ma., 425., Ms.; ditto cbcdee brands. 00a, ass., 725. Claret, 50a, Ma, Ma.: St. Julien. tn., Sea, V 3, 4.2 a. ; Chateau Margaux. rte., Mia, M. Hocks sod Moselle*, 305., Ms., 545. , very superior, GM, 721. Wines of other descriptions equally reasonable. All goods delivered free within five miles. Ilrma, cash-78, Mehemet' 11111 ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new inventioa, casks, mirably contrived that a MI well as smaller may be raised or tilted on itw itho ut labodr or trouble. Its action is so impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid Maid by no possibility can be disturbed. Pries M., Us., 14a, to snit 41,8, and 18 gallon cuts. SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. . 1 No vent-peg required. No more Pat beer or sour wine. Prke la. 6d.; ditto, electroplated, 911. Apply direct to JAMES 8A.11.1,011V, patentee, 14, King Willismatrest, Mansion-house. Seet iot hat s his same and address are on evert article : all others ars wi imitations. Engravings gratis. ' lititablished 1810. VALUER of (TOLD.—WATHARSTON and BIIOGDMi, he the information of the Public and their utoneroas PIII7OM, beg to make the following 'announcement bli the VALEpersuaded 1 of GOLD, feeling that the lute =the 61r trader and the public will be alike protected by 11w wide circulation of knowledge on this subject Gold being divided into 24 parts or carats, it follows that geld of 26 carats gw, la oanos..ta a 64 carat... 41 11 10 W 06414.44111 4, 14 1,3766r434....a..a a liamatti...- per =SOIL le carats— II n 111 =atm . • 1 a 16 carats.. 213 1 arida .. 1 21 n CIUVAS min& 14 coral a.. 1 9 n carats 17 standard) 317 leg 13 carats.. a a 9 carats 14 Ey 6 cants.. 81• 4 111 =rata.. as 61 mats.. 10 7 10 =rata.. 810 91 11 044914.. 118 1 cants .. 7 1 19 carats.. 8 7 3 18 carats.. 116 SI carat 3 64 Mannfactiny, 16, Henristimatreet Covent-serdsm W.C., London. Amp made of Chains and Jewellery for la. each. N.B. This rafablishment is closed at 6 in the evening, and on Saturdays at one o'clock LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1862. MX LAST NIBHTB GAMMA -...-__ BAMAJPIIL [WM Or /morrow am sows= taatioutros to to OITA/311111 AT THE 0/71011 OP To =IMP itottrt" wow of JAIZIUPTCT. sustroaAta•olooor.l CMAIL3II P Brighton, ta lor, to surnoder Dee. 22, at 2. JO/Of 1101111011. Clapke, carpenter, Dec. Si, at 2. THONAJWILLIANWILuiIts,Bast One, Keel, corder,Dee.l3,at 2. Bolen Line, Reigate, Surrey, builder, Dec. 23, at 2. wnawa Lows, Wee Sow", Ilaate..publiaT,yee. 23, at 21. THOIIAI 41111* - R;idiS4,l 7 •l4 - It7DgCiaTiCll4. *STEW' JAZ= tunotata, Dougiassoad, Stoke Newington, late linen fader, Dee. $O, at IL dandrit Miasma., Fradeelek-place West, 1111 e-en d late clerk In the tondo n Docks, Doe. U, it 111. JO , lll !smnw BolKa. flhepitrAdawottages, l njtce, and Wal- brook neeeninlat, Dec. 24, at 12. Wallin HON?, Jon., Earl.atreet East Marytebone, greengrocer, Deo. It, at 11. BaZJAllllll.ewileicey . ttaos, Chapel-street, Edgware-road. sure *mar, Deo. 93, at 11. , HAMA!, Wind, printer, Dec 29, at 111. WILLIAM 001111ILIVI Vali karma, Fenchurchatreet. and Cam :gigterrans,_Peckham. ale merchant, Dec. 92. at innia, West Cowes, Hants, brewer Dec. 22, at 11. JOKE APPIAGATI,Greve-al., Camden Town, dairyman, nee.24,at 11. HUMOR BaruNaa, Monnt-tarrace, Westminster-rod, UAW, Dee.it, et il. Thoips SAAB= HOWL Artilierpplace, Et. Luke's mantle 132 - nafactarer, Dec. 30, at 11._ 4. ... . /MPH Dowels, Gravesend, watchmaker, Dec. 14, at 18 iticama. Noma, George-yard, Lombard-at, clerk, Den 30, at 11. Tirdra3 /300antoav!, Church-street, Chelsea, late cook-show keeper, Dec. I. Jamas AHAS, Mt No at rth Cumberland - mews, Bryanstone-equare, cab driver, Dee. 33„ at 11. 030301 BJCEAR yD, Comma, Paragon, New Bent-read, and Today street, attorne Dee. 30, at 11. JOSIPM Ilatireti II lleggen-on-Thames, ahopinan, Dec. ".:1, at 2. guars .11212.1. widow. laandolol.4lreet. )221402.0 4 1- o 22. at Blialala claims, Compton, Surrey, sad aar3Wllatnet, City. Dec. 30, at 12. Mitn. lime LEIIIITS, Upper Tharnmetreek and Danaher:- grove, Langton, merchant. Dec. 23, at a. THOMAS Warrs,Cburch.st a ackney,ertoe sterchant,Dec. taat 2. WiLudaBarialoarson,litruanabam.beddradiaakar,Jaa-hatl2. ALZIANDER Satraps, inniunghatn, corn dealer, Jan. 6, at 12. TRONA/3 NollLi BIAALEY, carriegbon, Notre, brewer, and !Ad dington. Northamptonshire, farmer, Dec. 13, at 10 , . Donsirr Mnaromwrini, Bristol, Innkeeper, Dec.ls, at 11. ALFRIDGIBBONS, (;4nwester: Lunde4 - Doe. Mt, at 11. EDWIN IILI.BBZOOKIIIO, Weymouth, builder, Dec. 24, at 12. JOanYM Coon Morley, Yorkah., boot maker, Dar. 22, at IL JAOolt BAilaDALL,Wiladen.Yorkalt ,000 l proprletor.Dee.22,atll. WILLIAM WaLums, Tytanygrals, Merionethshire, tamer, Dec. 23, at 12. AKBIIOSD Munnirentox TuOrab,Llreryook dentist. Dee. Mat IL biastutb M.Coneula and Duos M'tNHVILLI, Liverpool, plunshera, Dec. 2%, at 11. Itwaals Wriutiss, Liverpool, accountant, Dec. 22, at 11. Bolion.ledloora, Lancashire, lead dealer, _, lan. 4,, at IL gigolos Sires, Neweastlempon.Tme, draper, Dee. 11, at It gconnll Molnar, Birmingham, late publican, Jan. 6, at 10. 0 Winn, THOMAS, Ilirnunghatn, tool maker, Jan. 6, at 10. TIIONAS OODDARD. Whale) iiridge,Derb)ed,bulltler,Dee.l7,at 10. Joint Tocisa, Upper /feeding. Swine:, public to, Dec. 31, at 11. WILIW( ZpwARD Davies, Aberystwith, Cardigsashtre, baker, Jan. SI, at 10. , Jon SOOT?, High Harrogate, Yorksh.. grocer. Dec. 24, at 10. WILLIAM CA" Inandiborough, joiner, Deo. 98, at 10. LOOIS Muir, Toluca, Devonshire, baker, Dec. 29, at 11. ItHtm SCROMID and NATAMIEL 8C110710.15, Ashton-tinder. Joltailors, Dec. 23, at 12. ane, litalybridge, Cheshire, grocer, Dec. 23, at 12. Witsrus Tann, Halifax. Tenn., plasterer, Dec. 213, at 10. ANDIUniriVOMPIoII Haaue, nvertoa, Rot maker, Dec. 24, at L Jaitlis Don, Rotherham, hie innkeeper, Jan. 8, at 11. Jog? Arenas, Stockton cia.Tees, joiner, Doe. A 0 U. MART An Bas? , widow, Grantham, Lincolnshire, milliner, Dec. Mat G. RICHARD 1111•13311mMii, Sklpton,Yorksh..shopman, Dec. 23 at 11. la= WHIT& Arley, Waraleksh.. machinist, Dec. tit at 10. JOHN WALIRIt, Blackpool, tannish., photographer, Dee. 26, at 12. WILLIAM BALL, Wellington, Mahn's, miner, Jan. 16 at 10. TROMAI 1055 28, Wrockwardine, Salop, publican, Jan. 16, at 10. JAMBI Bltl lL Clew Magna, Somerset:Mire, teaser of manic, Den I& al lk Gloana ftwnlwn, Grusteke,Camberland, groarr,Dee. U. at 10. WILLIAM WHELKS, Abergavenay, moulJer, Dec. 23, at 10. JONATHAN 43I1RDINICR, Ipswich. licensed vietualler, Dee. 13, at IL JOB4l NpattAn, Norwich, Inm:burner, Dec. M. at 11. Jilin SfWDLL Ramsey. Hampshire, dealer, Dee. 67. at 11. Gtmsll3ll2oYkarom,EantDereham,Norfolk,glasadroJer,Dee.l l .atlL PHILIP Daum, hyde , Isle of Night, cattle dealer, Dec. 240411. Trientis LtoNAID, Laleury. Herefordshire, baker. Dee. 21, at 11. Et/nun TiSLAWIrkT 86.0,11, 6 06 thaea. HAIM, clerk la the Royal Navy, Dec. 31, at 11. Dohnuca Dow, Penton, Staffordshire, clock maker. Dec. 94. at 11. WILLIAM Hsaar Balms, Yralsall and Bushalt Staffordshire, law writ4l, Dec. 23. at 11: THOMAS 01U1, Northampton, market gardener. Dec. 80, at 10. ROBERT Drawl, Roweltoun and Brampton, Cumberland, bacon dealer. Dee. 19, at It. • • Dann WasJAßl,Dodor, Carmarthenahlre, labourer, Dec. 23,at 11. Liar EXAMINATIONS, Jan. 6. Z. Denton, Saxon-rued North, Bon, manure merchant , -Jan. 5. T. Salmon, Duel:burst-hilt Raw, Iliseusssi victualler ! Jan. 5. K La POrte, Upper Stamtmetstreet, lodging-rooms • keeper-Jan. 6. slatilda Wood, Cove.Mystreet, Haymarket, ./i1204 4 11 tttlir.eistbonrue i mad, street. Baz i tua i ns i t i iii g B. J. T .i. lftlior, arl u bo c ro j ui. Deptford, oil refiner-Jan. S. g Mwse r Cavendish, Manchester street, Mnosliesterannare -Dee. G. T. Whltingtoo, New Broadetreet City. statist-Jan. 6. F. J. Baker, Southern and landport Hampshire, hotel keeper-Jan. 0. KC. Cockcraft, Gloucester-crescent, Regent's-park, clerk In the Admiralty-Jan. & K wade, Chapter-road, Walworth, baker-Jan. 14. K Dun ham, Hereford, auctioneer-Jan. 12. C. B. Suckling. Birming ham. enrceon-Jan.l4. J. Sheldon. Birmingham, boottuaker- Jan. 14. E. Kirk, Worcester, licensed victualler-Dec. 31. IL H. Taylor. Pontblydyn, Flint:Mire, waggon builder-Jan. 1. T. IL Edwards, Great Creaky, Lancashire, brewer-Jan. 9. J. Lawren son. Liverpool. licensed victualler-Jan. 1. P. te. Jenkins. Liver pool. licensed victualler-Jan. 15. J. Meanie, Manchester, minter-Jan. 8. T. Carter. een., Birmingham, grocer-Jan. 0. E. Ford, Aston, Warwickshire, jonnwyman edge tool maker-Jan. 6. J. Dayton, Aston, Warwickshire-Jan. 6. J. Pepper, Birming ham. stationer-Jan. 6. J. Clarke, Coventry, clothier-Jan. 6. J. W. Markalt Mirminghale, saddler-Jan. 6. R. Chatwin, Bir mingham, journeyman sawyer-Jan. 6. F. Abbott, Dirrninghtun, late retail brewer-Jan. 6 R. Upton, Birmingham, tallor-Jan. • 6. J. Lay, jun.. Aston. Warwickshire, jouraeyman edge tool maker -Jan. 6. R. Pirtridge, Birmingham, jeweller-Jar,. 6. R. Basford, Birmingham. bone batten maker-Jan. 6. W. Harris, Birmingham, journeyman wire drawer-Jan. & R. Dickinson, Lincoln, Insurance agent-Jan. 7. S. Squires, West Ashby, tin -4:v114411r*, wheelwr*ht-Jan. & I. G. M. Miller, Orford, working • Jewell r -Jan. 13 S. Hulme. Stoke-upon-Trent, working potter -Jan. 7. J. Stroud, Jun., Wootten, Oxfordshire, saddler-Jan. 24. 8. Male, Exeter, bacon factor-Jan. 13. A. Milibmp, Brad ' ford, Yorkshire, late CORIIDiRSIOn agent-Jan. 12 T. Simpson, Bowling, Bradford, grocer-Jan. 19. W. Pitman, Newbomngh, Northamptonshire, brick maker-Jan. 15. G. W. Taylor, Don caster, tobacconist-Jan. 7. E. Stone, Aldsworth, Gloucestershire, ! boottnaker-Jan. 21. D. Hutchinson, Leeds, cooper-Jan.. 11. W. Groves, Leeds, late sewerage contractor-Jan. 30. D. H. Ogden, akipton, surgeon-Jan. 30. W. Batton, Addhigharn, Yorkshire, late innkeeper-Dec. 24. Sarah Benham, Luton, Bedfordshire, 24. G. Abrahams, Luton, Bedfordshire, bleacher -Jan. 26. K Millehap, Fockhury, Worcestershire, hay dealer - Jan. 16. W. Hampton, Cheltenham, coal dealer-Jan. 16. W. Hunt, Sandown, Isle of Wight. retailer of spirits and malt liquors -Feb. 3. R. Sheppard, Tipton, Staffordshire, late broker-Feb. 3. T. Hartley, Pendleton, Lancashire, iron roller-Feb. 3. W. Hogg. Tipton, Staffordshire. botcher-Jan. TO. S. Nash. A/lea bury, saddle tree maker -Jan. 14. J. B. Deakney, Alverstoke, Hampshire. naval pensioner-Jan. 21. W. Gilbert. Leicester, elastic web weaver-Jan. 23. IX Jones, Pwllyglaw, Glamorgan ! shire, grocer. _ "A IAOT WORTHS' 01 NOTL" from RILES REMOVED Bond-street M iL te 73, BROOK.ArtititET. 144.140V1CR-OQUARF, on the Id October, 1858. The its. Trouser, (originated by him, bettor than over. fatdbliabod 1841. OVERCOATS for the present Seabon.—Gentle raeu who 40 not mind paying a fair price for a Good Coat can devend on the same at HAMILTON and ICIMPTON'S, Tailors, 105, Strand, opposite Exeter Hall. NOTICE. —The GENUINE and ORIGINAL BOND'S PERSLINENT MARKING INK, for marking on limns, silk, or cotton, hears the address on the label, IN, Long lane, Wert Smithfield, City, B.C. TLAIRES.-ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an 1 Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beauti fying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom It imparts to the cheek, sad the saltness and delicacy which it Induces of the hands and arms, its capability of soothing irritation and re moving all redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, dlscoloratlou, and other cutaneous visitations, render it indispensable to every toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and Inclemency, or Intense solar heat. Price L. 6d. and a Sd. per bottle. Sold at 20, 11 Mon-garden ; and by chemists and perfumers. Ask her" Rowlands' Kalydor,' and beware of spurious and pernicious articke under the name of "Kalydor. MR. RI'ASIILL'S AMERICAN DIARY. This day is pnrilli:l;4l,l;tWoriTds., poet Svo, prke 211., with a Map, MY DIARY NORTH and SOUTH. By W. H. ReteilLt s Kay., LLD. This work consida entirely of original matter, and is altogether distinct from the Letters to "The Times." London : Bradbury and Evans, 11, Bouverie street, E.C. 'DUNCE'S ALMANAC% for 1863, illuatrated 1 by Join Lamm audio= Timm, will be published in a low daps. Theo Mi. Stamped. ml. Punch Mee, es. Pleetatreet, 'DUNCE'S POCKET-BOOK for 1863, with • Caaleered Illustration and nameroaa Woodcuts by Joan LAME aad Joan ?maim Price 2a. ad. ?nada °Mee, 85, Fleet-street, KC. PUNCH'S 20 ALMANACKS. 1842 to 1861. Bound in doe. Price a& Ed. ranch Odic", 86, riset-street, 2C. N C E A W E. E K. U An illustrated Miscellany of Literitsus, Az /deer, and Popular Information Is published every Saturday, price 3d. Vol. VII. will be published In a few days. London &ndbury and Kean; 11, Bonveric-street, B.C. VERNER'S PRIDE, a New Story by the manor. of "East Lynne," "Mrs. Kalliburton's is now in course of publication in ONCE A W. London : Bradbury and Evans, 11, Boswells-street, E.C. Just out, price 6d.: bg post for SOWS SWIM. RIMMEL'S ALMAN ACK for 1863, nehly Illustrated and perfumed, far exceeds Its predeces sors In sweetness and elegance. It imparts a delightful scent to pocket books, dmiks, cardases. albums, and forms a pleasant memento to send to friends c at Mom or abroad. Sold by all the trade. iltlMmet, Perfumer to her Itutorty.o(l.Btriud. sod Se. Camila THE CHABEEEHousE.—Yesterday, the founders day was celebrated with the usual enthusiasm. There was a aervioe in the chapel, sod a sermon. The oration was deli vered by Mr. Frederick Wilson Kennedy Girdlestone, who is proceeding to Magdalene College, Oxford. The orator adverted, among other subjects, to the honours gained by Carthusian during tLe present year , including, in the first place, the classical tripos at Cambridge. au open echo larabip at Cambridge, and one at Trinity College, Oxford. The old Outhosians, after the oratioo, dined in : their ball, the company including Sir Cresawell Creswell, ' Lord Justice Turner, the Dean of Peterborough, and other gentlemen. THE HARTLEY INivrErvEr..—The first scientific meeting in the Hartley Institution, at Southampton, was held by the Microscopical Society of that torso, on Thursday • evening. Upwanls of 1,000 ladies cad gentlemen were pre sent The whaled the institution was thrown open, and a large number of beautiful instruments, consisting of micro scopes, polarisoopes, &a, were exhibited. Dr. Joseph Bul ler, the president of the society, delivered an address se the advantages of natural history and mieroecopie studies. The Hartley Institute is thrown open to the public three days a week, and crowds of permits visit it, Contributions to the museum from all parte of the country arrive aimed daily, and it already contain numerous ouriositias of seisms, art, end natond history. Dr. Hoed, the curator of the iestitu- Con, has submitted an alabaster report to the corporation me it. future management. BANKRUPTCY ANNUTIRD. Dec. S. IDIFAID PliaLlP6,lillll .-- b;00 .... i....01011017tenigre, 11C0Slied victual/sr. OF THE AROHEBISHOP OF OANTZRBURY. Testerdliy the enthronisation of the Most Rev. Dr. Cheri& Thomas Longley as Archbishop of Canterbng was solemnized in Canterbury Cathe dral. It iOI4 yeers since any similar ceremony took place in the Cathedral of the Metroplitan See, the late archblahop having been inducted and installed in 1848. His predecessor—Dr. Howley—occu- 1 pied the see of Canterbury for 20 years, so that the inhabitants of the city have bid but few opportunites of witnessing a OCOMIIO. Mal of the kind. When the oeceskei therefore eared, it was not surprising that a quiet, retired, sod ecclesiastical city like Canterbury should bestir itself, and assume a bustle and acti vity irk* do not belong to it naturally. Ac oordinglom an early honria the morning visitors --kg to , arrive in the city from the surrounding special trains from the Victoria and irons conveyed from London to see, or to take part in every s tation at which the was an influx of passengers, clergymen. nolications for admission had 'them of the church. Whe was actually present may be certainly a great gathering ef tlr ksity. The rroditor , sun shiniag .helflientlj windows of the cathedral. lights into its nave and, from an early hour by ,atish beauties. Soon after 11 o'clock the doors of the .certhedral were clewed, and shortly after the members of the cathedral body assembled in the cloisters for the purpose of forming the precession, which they did in the following order :--Sehooastms, King's scholars, grammar-tauter of choristers ! , choristers, lay clerks, minor canons . auditor ,aind surveyor. At the same time Des; Alford, the canons, and six preachers met in the audit-room. The deandemanded the Queen's nlandate for the en thronisation of the archbishop ; which was produoed by Dr. Travers Twins, the vicar -general; and meld by him in the presence of thlretpdtular body. The archbishop, who was the guest of the dean, with the attendant bishope--tbe Bishop of London, the Bishop of Oxford, the Bishog of Rochester, d the Bishop of Lincoln—were then - conducted by the dean and canons to the . cloisters, whets they joined on to the prooessien. The clergy, many of them wearing the Oxfortf hood, headed the pro cession two and two, entering the ehurch by the west door. In this manner they advanced up the nave to the choir doors, where they filed off left and right, leaving a passagein die middle for the archbishop. Archdeacon Harrison, the deputy of i the archdeacon, Dean Alford, and the Res. Mr. Stone, vice -dean, conducted the archbishop and the bebop, through the passage thus formed to the space within the altar rails. The archbishop took his seat on the right of the altar, the Bishop of London on the left.; the Bishop of Oxford and the Bishop of Rochester being on the same side as. the archbishop, and the Bishop of Lincoln on dm same side as the Bishop of London. , The choristers, on reaching the west door, betan chanting the 121st and 122nd Psalms, " I Was glad when they said unto me, .we will go into the house of the Lord," and " I will lift up mine eyes unto Thee." This chant had`very pleasaug effect, and was followed by the Hall*jah Chorus. The clergy having taken theWplacee, Archdeacon Harrison, the dean, and vice -dean, proceeded to their stalls, and the servicenf ' the' 'day was begun by the Rev. F. A. Smith. The first Leeson slat' =617. the Rev. M 4 Hirsh one of ill' Minot pad thaasomalexAsa The Litany, which was that of 'Praha, waaintoned by Precentor Stratton and Minor Canon Hake ; and the anthem sung was that of Leslie, Mr. Jones being organist. After the first lesson Archdeacon Harrison left his stall and conducted the archbishop, attended by the dean and vice -dean, to the throne, when the vicar-general presented the mandate of enthronisa tion to the archdeacon's deputy, and requested him to proceed. The mandate laving been read by the Rev. Mr. Finch, the auditor, Archdeacon Harrison proceeded to read the induction as follows : Benjamin Hardee, acting as deputy for James Croft, Master of Arta, Archdeacon of Canterbury, do induct, install, and enthrone you, the Most Reverend. Father in God Charles Thomas Loogley, Doctor in Divinity, Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, into the Archbishopric and archiepiscopal dignity of the See of Canterbury, into the real, actual, and corporal possession of the same, with all and singular the nghta, dignities, honours. pre-emineecea, and appurtenances thereof, and the Lord preserve your going out and your coming in, from this time forth for ever more. Amen. The archbishop remained seated in the throne while the dean, vice -dean, and the archdeacon's deputy returned to their stalls. and the service pro oeedod with the " Benedicite " to the end. At the conclusion of the service the archdeacon's deputy again conducted the archbishop, attended by the dean and vice -dean, to the marble chair of St. Augustine, where the archbishop being seated the same form as before was repeated. They then proceeded in the same order to the dean's stall, in which the archbishop being seated, the deputy archdeacon said : I, Benjamin Harrison, acting as deputy for James Croft, Muter of Arts, Archdeacon of Canterbury, place you, Charles Thomas Longley, Doctor in Divinity, in this @tall or seat, in sign and token of your taking and having real 'ad actual possession of the see of Canterbury, and of all the rights and privileges thereof. King's Te Deum in D was then sung. That done, the dean read the suffrages, the choir chanting the answers : O Lord, save Thy servant, our Bishop, Ans.—Who putteth ins trust in Thee. Send him help from Thy Holy Place, ins.—And evermore mightily defend him. Let the enemy have no advantage against him, Ass.—Nor the wicked approach to hurt him. began - tie. arrive in ilie of country, and special trail London-lwidge stations e I many who went 1 the ce y, and at eve trains a there was most of • were clerg No 1 than 400 applic been from membe Cher so a number rem doubt I *bore was ml of the 'as wdl its of was y fine-r Alie through grand stained ' and t • variegated 1 I sides, *hick were filled " men al Kent" and Kent DICLABATIONB Ol DIVIDriDS. JOSIMEI SNlTB, — Orest rorida — n - datreet, Oztord-straet, Ironmonger —lst dividend of L. Bd., any Thtunday, at Standeld'e, Basing halleareet. . . JARA - N'A - PIRIC, Sheffield, oil merchant-2nd dividend of 10]d. (on new proofs), any Monday, at Young's, Sheffield. JOSEPH Sins Waiter's, Sheffield, merchant—and dividend of 4p1., and lit and Dui dividends 'on new proofs, of fa 101 d., any Monday, at Young's, Sheffield. EDWARD HOUGHTON, Daventry, Northamptonshire, tailor—divi dend of as. 110., any day ,except Saturday), at Willoughby's, Daventry. DIVIDE:2M. Be unto him, Lord, a strong tower, des.—From the face of the enemy. 0 Lord, beer our prayer, Ans.—And let our cry come unto Thee. He then read the following prayer : Almighty God, the giver of all good things, who by Thy Holy Spirit heat appointed divers orders of Ministers in Thy Church ; mercifully behold Thy servant Charles Thomas Longley, who is now admitted to the high office and dignity of Archbishop of this Province, and so replenish him with the truth of Thy doctrine, and adorn him with innocency of life, that both by word and deed be may faithfully serve Thee in this office to the glory of Thy name, and to the edifying and well-governing of Thy church. Grant, we beseech Thee, that he may long live happily to rule this Church, and that having worthily fulfilled his eourse, at the latter day he may receive the crown of Righthouseem laid up by the Lord the Righteous Judge, who livath and reitneth one God with the Father, and the Holy Ghost, world without end. Amen. The archbishop then, from the dean's stall, pronounced the blessing in a clear, strong voice, which fi lled the whole church. The archbishop, bishops, and the others who were engaged in the ceremony, then left the cathedral, ' and proceeded through the north aisle and Martyr dom to the Chapter-house, where the archbishop having been seated in the chief seat, the deputy archdeacon said, " I, B. Harrison, eke., assign and appoint this seat to you u Archbishop of Canter bury." The following oath was then administered to his grace--" My lord archbishop, you swear to maintain the rights and liberties of this church, and to observe the approved customs thereof, and as far as it concerns your grace to cause the Cavfrrsr Pszsce.—The prizes won at the clomps- same to be observed by others, so far as such tition of the London Rig. Brited!will be presented to the customs are not repugnant to God's word, the euccessful competitors h the LAY Mayoress this day, in laws, statutes, provisions, and ordinances of the the wake transept at Crystal Palace. 'The ceremony will commence at half-pest three (Meek, pukes to which realms or to her Majesty's rrogatise. and not the brigade will parade on the upper terrace, headed by the . otherwise. So help you God. volunteer bend of the regiment. The bead of the bngade Upon this the deputy archdeacon, the dean, the will also be in attendance and perform at intervals, and will canons, and other members of the cathedral body, play a selection of music for promenade. TM AIM Will I» ! promised individual that that they would pay canonical fully lighted un the evenieg. Ills MOW treneept and . =b a f arm b ean ~p v„ p ri s t ayje w el u id wub 6. 44 ob ed i ence to his grace as their diocesan and arch &the Ogaiii/M bishop. An act of the proceedings was then' pro- Dec. 31. Lydia Marsh, Oloucester.street, Clerkenwell, dealer to watchmakers' tools—Dec. 23. J. Stevens, Clapham-common, auctioneer—Dec. 31. J. Donner, Caversham, Ostordthin•, builder —Jan. 3. W. Miner, Ecelestield, Yorkshire, licensed victualler. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A. Henry (deceased. and H. Mann, Manchester, merchants— A. Henry (deceased; and J. B. Greenwood, huddersheld, mer chants—O. Y.lrnington and G. Byers, Carollsestreet. Camden town. pianoforte key mannfacturers-0. Garnett and A. Clark, Miluthorpe, Westmoreland, butchers—T. klnsor, J. 0. Avery, Y. A. Inger, and C. Emir, Milborne Port, Romersetabire, glove manu facturers, so far as regards J. G. Avery—W. H. Palmer and 0. F. Vallentin, old-street, St. Lake's, varnish inanufacturers;ZT Chadwick and A. F. Chadwick, Manchester. silk brok Taylor, J. Taylor, and S. Dyson, Halifax, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturers—Joseph Hodgman, sin., John Hodgson, and Joseph Hodgson. Jun., Leeds, general merchants—T. Parsons and R. Oshaidestnn, Newchurch, Lancashire, cot'on menufacturem—A. Henry and N. Carter. Manchester: Bradford: Huddersfield; Glasgow ; and Belfast, merchanto—J. Day nod It. Day, Batley, Soothlll, or Hinted, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturers—M. W. Oreetham and F. C. Oreetham, Portsmouth. and landpoft, tear Portsmouth. photographers—W. Hoyle, S. Hoyle, E Hoyle, Joseph Boyle, P. Boyle. and John Amin Prestwichimmers, skid Crumpeall, near Manchester, and Manchester, dyers—P.M( and J. D. Richardson, Dover. builders—John Mallinson, J uses Yellin son, and 8. Mallinson, Wood log Mill, Halifax. Yorkshire, wool len manufacturers—F. E. Welchman and N. Welshman, North ampton, druggists—T. Fletcher. J. B. Falconer. and J. Black well. Scot's ood, near Newcastle-upon-Tyne, paper manufac turers -W. Lawson, W. Lawson, Jun., and J. Lawson, Yorkshire, leather dressers, so far as regards W. Laivmu-0. H. Hawke* and C. Henry, Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, engravers— E. Wood and J. B . Wood. South Bendeet, Eases, corn merchants —Z. W. Milner, Y. T. OVOTIMIOI.I. and N. C. Schou, Manchester, merrbanM—T. Cooksey and T. Cooper, an., Wolverhampton, coal snerehente-0. Halliday and J. C. Rooth, Birmingham— A. Hill, A. W. Bill, and T. Meadows, Milkstreek Cheapeide, and Liverpool, shipping Insurance nests, so far as regards A. W. Hill—R. Tait aM .1. Tait, Esser street. Strand, army clothiers —O. W. Uvalde' sad W. H. Barka Warwick - Mum. Regent street, and Newman sheet, Oxford-street, marble sculptors. [Stamped, Id. Additional.] [TWOPENCE maraopourare BOARD OP *Wm. The weekly meeting of the board was held yester• day ; Mr. ?swarms in the /bal. . _ Then were twelve noespetitare far the ersentioe et the singesre low lsval mi. sewer, nine miles end a hilt le length, COM/11110thig at Putney end terrainatieg at Debt. ford, and their andem were as follow 360,900/360,900/; Bossy Co., 25,00 W.; Waries t —l Z= 2815184 ; Naxos and Co., 282,0001.: J. Aiid sad Boa, 27 . 9,3934 ;W. Rethink. 270,0001. ; Harding. UMW ;J. Dwls, 261,000/. ; W. 11saldell, and Robinson, 240,000 i. ; 234,00 W. ; Benniel C. Ridley, 2140001. The whole al the tenders were referred to the Main Drawee Caen for aceridaraties and report. The I Aid estintale wen 210,000 C TM TRAMS ZIOUNIJIMIT. Tb. follageheg ripen Wei prated from the Thew thalmalusamt liyebod•Prdsail B th Ur, Mt —Your 0011Maillill here to shale m they be,. reserved a report from year ember reemeting isetnistioss se to the formalise of • why, miser the embankment. Your anima has also Lid beton the MOWN* S• 0601111 ehowimt the me& of wagyfreg out week • wooly which your eameit isi beg to wheat fee the in formation of your honourable Nerd. Your emisaithe lad that the cost of eons , tr U. i a subway wadi be about 10.0001. • and looking to the peat public arivertege whisk would aaerse from its omelewellee, they have yea arrived at the condmion that a vray should be= = 4:=lrkboakassat between Weemleater and and they reseemesii that the neesseary imenictions be gives to the memoir of the loud. Y our eommittee have also to rezet that itromesee of the Isiiir gei=ag gis chlt i t Leek ii"V muul yiba,tAbi l rf , as behalf . of *hi ecestimbial for the Chioriegoirem Railway. fur pertain to deposit certain ourpfse mirth hem their wort upee to. foreshore of the river Wefts the cylinders of the midway viedust, lee the purpose of to. embank meat, they have arrived at the condom:steatite heed are ad at pout in a peskier' to entertain the erplisetial i en u t they recommeed that Yr. Wythes be se in orseed. v committee have further to report that they have had before them a letter from Mr. suggesting that at the junctions of the e rt vi n new streets with the Thyme Embankment, and et odor places along the hoe of road, dwarf trees and shrubs. ko., should be planted in various ornamental devices. to ardor to destroy what he considers will otherwise be • mmestessies hoe of roadway, and your committee are of minima Yet the migration is of leo practical mine to the bend. AU whisk your committee beg to submit." Mr. Tim moved the sdoptina of the repot, had in TAIII9OOI to tie hem recomineedatios costaineal in it, said that.the emelssplioe of a subway ie the proposed ea hauirment would be • work of the vastest impedes, as la it could be phial gas sad water pipes, mil thee gayest the Watkins tip ofle an S it az, whishm_sow Sheen!'" of much roestant If • would he reat =1`14.6 1 ` that obstruction WAD Amp _ fri the kaki, Ip of Ufrit roadway for the purpseis ha d stat 4 Xt. La Barron windaisai salatras dish ma Ott sad I Vis u st oth asac b=ft d er used ti. boariad. inenned. diriaurrw TELEGRAPH COMPANY. • The CHAIIIMAN, in condiudiiv his speech yester day, moved a resolution to the effect tbat a sufficient amount ci new capital bs raised for providing and lajing the tebia Mr. Luna= seconded the motion. .1a .septy to • quentien u to how the intuition, of the able was to be touted, Tberaisiossn explained that there could be Very tittle doubt neat that point, for unless they were perfest3y satis fied upon it Meson. Glees, and Elliot would not, as they had deice is tendering for the contract, have offered' to embark 25.0001. of their own cash in the new capital, and to niter take ell the _nrernsibilitv of laying down the ashlers well as constructing m and of handle it over in perfect working ender. Oft:owns the choke MI the cable would rest firth the dimness, who would be advised by a consulting com mittee, aeon iiogcf Mr. W. Feirln t Prof sisor Whit worth. Memo. WM:edition), and emor ThornAno. assisted by Ir. who h ill Riven hie sexy to the board. , • • SontisfairgisoliSmkteere Om by Mr. 'Tetley pi otber*Sirtic the cable, ant aft& a few words from lir. Reed, whir said he was the eldest tole graphist proem, and weemed his wire oonideoce fie the Lesseeen I* see Wee— complished, the motion was carried. Another resolution, authorising the directors to rajas the sum required, viz, 600,0taW. in 5!. shares, bearing 8 per cent. preferential interest, and on the conditions explained by the chairman, was also carried, and a third, pledging the meeting to use their exertions to raise the money. A vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the pro eeediop. THE TELEGRAPH TO INDIA COMPANY.—At the meeting of the Telegraph to India Company (Limited) held yesterday, the report tau unanimously adopted. The In. dian government have determined to construct the line from Bagdad to Kurrachee. The company's line between Juba' and Alexandria continues to work moat satisfaidorily, the traffic being on an average 1701. per week. The Indian go vernmeut refuse the application foe a guarantee to enable the company to establish a new Red Sea line. The Jabal and Alexaudris will nevertheless pay Si. 10s. 9d. per cent. on the average. The direoton therefore recommend the company to continue to work the land line in Egypt and the table between Suez and Jabal, retaining the fir mans, iostnimenta, and other property in Egypt ; as in the event of the Bagdad line proving inadequate to the com mercial requirement', or from any other cane which shall indicate the need of an alternative means of communica tion, the company would no doubt receive the cordial sup port of her Majesty's government and of the public in con tinuing the line. The 2C3 miles of cable which is expected shortly to arrive will be disposed of at once. AMERICAN SLAVERY.—Lest eveningapublicmeet ing,eooveeed under the auspices of the newly formed Eman cipation Society, tau held at the Lambeth Baths. Westmin ster-road. There was a large attendance, chiefly of working men. The Rev. Newman Hall oecopied the chair, and de. pounced the slave system el the Southern States, and upheld the policy of President Lincoln as set forth in hi late pro clamation, which would come into force on theist of January next. Mr. George Thompson and the Rev. J. R. Ryland, who attended as a deputation from the Emancipatioe So ciety, Mr. Wilks, Mr. Moore, and other gentlemen, having 'Kidaped the meeting at considerable length, resolutions condemnatory of the slave Mediations of the Southern States of America, and of i sympathwith the North in the present straggle, were adopted. The meeting closed with a vote of thanks to the ebetruaa. DISTREEISLNO SUICIDE AT BRICHTON.—Great ex- dnced and signed in the presence of and attested by a notary public , which completed the ceremony of the eothronnation. ----- Atter the ceremony the archbishop, the bishops, and some of the clew, partook of luncheon at the dean's house, at which the archbishop's health was toasted. It wag expected that before leaving Canterbury hi grace would pay a visit to St. Auguetine's Mir simian? College, some of the scholars from which, with Mr. Bereeford Hope, who took an active part is its foundation, were present at the ceremony. It may bo mentioned that the present Archbishop of Canterbury previously occupied the sees of Ripon, Durham, and York, and that though neszly seventy years of age he seems full of strength aad vigour. THE CLUB CATTLE SHOW. Yesterday was the fifth and closing day of Nib exhibits., end altbessh dories the stendes and aft" 6"• there were not me many visitors as thin were on the two preceding dem still aa evening appeased the rns pe a tie various turnstiles was great, and between 7and 8 o' the computation was that there were 10,000 in the building. In the come of the afternoon, ea un pleasant incident took pleas, is the discovery of we of the comunieMov appointed as a money-taker at the Idler 'tenglooso tolsnmet is the cat el peeler Oak al lakkgg cp.. 7 losli It AlflitaiWW - hail ate*! Stepicions were around during the early part et theist/ that something was not altogether right at the particular turnstile entrusted to the delinquent, but although a vtgb last watch was kept, it was late in the Ammon before In spaotor Judge, of the N division, maw enalciest to megrims him of the tenth of what he had sespeeted. He then instated on searching the man, when be ;rag found to have nearly St. in silver in his pockets, and was at once give. into custody, another period being appointed in his place. A proceeding of a different character took place in another part of the teildibgi namely the committee-roan, which was crowded to honour the meanorp of a late valued member it the ettrirulturel hedg.i Aosta Webb. At this meeting a resolution, reoyed by , Mr.: T. a, Teener, and seconded by Mr. Fisher Hiebbs, fps unanimously adopted, that it was desirable that the agriculturists of the United Kingdom, as well as'the numerate penal:el friends of the late Mr. Jonas *ea) of Babrahatti, shOtlld ism* their mosso/ his admirable *litho Mid private chamber, and of the in estimable service' be has reedipid to the cause of agriculture, by a permanent mumerki= resolution for effecting this object ware abet ppi and a committee appointed to carry it out. The Wei of the cattle which have takes place during the show have been unpreoldentel; orpaciall7 award this priii animals. Nearly ISO `specimens astruated to Mawr Guenter and Son. the ealsonnen of Lilies§ Mirk" were mild by that am alone, and is bast as equal membem by the well-known firm of riliirlata sod Som. Thu *pp: they realised are also state} to be beyond all pee dent. So far, therefore, as the prise animals of the aka. are concerned there will be very Tow, if any, for sale at the Christmas cattle market on'llomlay. Shortly after sine' o'cleek, the time for claming; the "triton began gradually to leave this teen of the last Meter sir days' eacitamtest; sad notwithstanding that somewhere &boat tao.ooo persona have paased.through thp " Agricultural Hall," there has liasa no mishap or robbery of a . seriout character, aireemitasons mainly attributable to the, generally speaking, good arrangemeuts and the efficiency of the police under Sepias intendant Mott, of the N division. Crowr-orrsor., Dr°. 10.—MEMBLE arras/rap To senvz u TM PRlNfall PAILLIAMENT.—Jstha Pander, of Manchester, in the comity of Lem:miter, Esq. for the , 1 4 :i s o o ro o t of Totails;inifes mom of Thomas Mk, 'req., de. Tar Duman so Tar Corrox Powamyrirs sr 6LASIIOII7 is meet*, of 51 anweetivet committee of the relief nod was held in the Council • Chambers, the hoed Provost presiding. The cleat 'Lan stated that since the last meeting the amount of sub scriptions had been increased by 4,0001., which raised the total to 17,4881. 7s. 2d. At the same time there had been a very considerable increase, as might be expected, in the number of applicants for relief. The number last Saturday was 3.100, show ing an increase of 30 per cent., but it should be re membered that this represented only shout half the actual number receiving relief, as many of the applicants represented families of several children. After some con versation, Mr. Dalglish, M.P., proposed the following rem. lution. which was unanimously agreed to :—" That power be conferred on the district sub-committees to grant at dis cretion sums from the relief fund to the employees of spin ning and power-loom weaving coital operatives upon their application, for the purpose of making small &deuces to their workmen to aid them in procuring clothing or relieving articles of clothing which might be already pawned ; such advances to be looked upon as loans to be repaid by th e ope ratives in more prosperous times." TEI O'CONNELL FAMILT.—A sister of Daniel O'Connell died last Tuesday at Tallyroan, Kilkenny, within a few how* of her husband, Counsellor Fins, one of the bounden of the Catholic Association sod formerly M.P. for that county. Mrs. Finn, who bed been several years an invalid, died at 5 pm., and her husband expired at 12 p.m. His illness was only of a few days' duration. Being child less, they had for many years _led a most secluded life, and their deathbeds were uneheered by the presence of a single friend. Mr. Finn was 78 years old. Nommen or MIND.—Mr. Rignall, ironfounder, Chatteria, had been driving his pony some distance the other day, and got out to run along the road. When he was attempting to get in again the step broke and let him down, whilst the gig was to motion. With remark able presence of min he seised the wheel and lifted it completely over his body, thus escaping serious injury. There was another person in the gig at the time. —Peter. borough. Adertiser. CHANGE AGAINST A CLEROTMAN.—At the Pewees,' (Wilts) Petty Seesione, yesterday, the Rev. Herbert Wil liams, mate of Tidoonibe sad Posbury, was brought up charged with an indecent assault. It apposed from the statement of the prosecutrix, a respectable girl of 17, that sire is in service at the house of a Mr. Barnes, where the pp sneer 7has cresiOoesaly;;;iial. o;thei6ti;of November citement prevailed in Brighton yesterday, owing to the Ism he, the girl, end the child she wee cumin were elan rumour that Mr. Lewis Slight, jun., bad committed suicide, io the parlour. All the inmates had gone out. The psi- a report which unfortunately proved too true. He was the sooner kissed the girl, and committed an indecent assault. borough accountant, but had resigned the office oe Moeda, Mrs. Barnes returned about 9 o'clock. wheo the girl told her i n consequeoc e of the detection of mismanagement of the what had happened. She informed her father oe the fol- Pavilion Funds on the part of another officer whose name lowing day. The latter went to ma the prisoner at dinner- we at preeeutwithhold. tau Wdardsy the following pas time, when be said that if he had done wrong ha was sorry qp h iippnun d i n a l oca l num ; _i• inn m i anii a antan d, to for it, and wished be forgiven. The magistrates (Mr. T. baying arias' respecting - the management of the funds E. Fowle sod the Rev. J. H. Gale) committed the prisoner arming from the performances of the military bead at the for trial to the next quarter sessions at Devisee, allowing pavilion, an , m ain that Mr. Lanni Slight, the annonn i an a, bail himself in 1C31., and two sureties in 50/. each. The and Mr. J. F. Tingle's, dark to the Town clerk, have prisoner was removed in the custody of the polies. He is tendered their reeigoatieee, which, we suppose, will come a maned man with ote child. before the town council in due eoene.*— Mr. Slight pub- GAROTTE OUTRAGE—Yesterday morning, shortly lished a full statement of facts, without comment; but he before 1 o'clock, Mr. Dickson, residing at 8, Haddioaton- had become go excited by this imputation upon his terrace, Greenwich, was walking towards that town from character, that his tries& could not soothe him, Peckham, and when within a short disteusee of the New- I and at last his mind gave way muter it, and he committed cross turnpike-gate some one @prang upon him and seized suicide yesterday morning, in his bedroom, by hanging him his throat. He bad neither seen nor beard his assailant ap- self with his seeks. What makes the circumstance more preach. Mr. Dickson immediately became iidensible, and melancholy is, that his wife I. now in her confinement with en reeeneing consciousness toned be was lying in the gutter. their fist child, and the unfortunate lady is not expected Os searching his pockets be discovered that nothing had to survive the shock of the painful occurrence. Mr. light, been taken from them. He then proceeded to the Green. who is about 39 or 40 years of age, is youngest son of Mr. with police.station, and gave information of the attack. The Lewis Slight, who held the appointment of clerk to the sergeant on duty examined his neck and found the in - ' Coungli"011e" for ninny years prior to the town being in dentations of a person's fingers, and that the flesh was die- eorponded, since when the deceased gentlemen has filled coloured. the office of sooottntant, and hie rash act has created groat Several ancient pieces of gold and silver have excitement in the town, as not • breath of suspicion rests been picked up on the shores of Amherst Island, one of the • uPoli Magdalen group. The coins are French, bear date from I Tax BoiLEIt EXPLOSION AT MASBRO'.—Yesterday 1580 to 1620, and proceeded undoubtedly from some sub- the adjourned inquest ea the bodies of the unfortunate wreck. —Toronto peeper. viduals who were killed by this melancholy accident was merged re are pleased to learn from a private cones- held before Mr. John Webster, the coroner, when, after powdast that our fellow.townsmaa Mr. William Davao's, some additiooal evidence, the jury returned a verdict of who emigrated to British Columbia last spring, has had the manslaughter against George Redford, the men who had honour of engraving the die for a new eon for that colony. charge of the boiler, accompanied by a strong censure of It is •10 dollar gold piece. Goose side is stamped the value °glee, the watchman. end • wish that these bonen may be sad year of issue, surrousded by a wreath of oak leaves, and mooned as modally 68 Poalahha on the reveres are the word "Government of British' THE FRAST FOR THE CONTILARANDS.—More than Columbia," with a crown I. the centre. It cannot be other- I a thousand fugitives from bondage partook of the thanks wise than gratifyiug for Mr. Davison's many friends to learn giving feast provided for the contrabands in the Twelfth that be has had so much confidence placed in him by the • street Barracks, New York, on Thaiskagiving-day, under esameial earilterities.—Toreeto Weekly Bendel. the auspices of benevolent citizens and religious societies of There has been a slight movement of late in both races. Amon those present were Mn. Stowe and inilihey circles in the lower section of the province. A the •Ree- W. Chaeolell The lining-ban was number of Armstrong guns and a large quantity of shotadorned will , Wawa end Portraits of eminent friends of and shell have been brought to Mootreal ; the Ariadoe has freedom. After dinner a prayer was made by a venerable brought sop two troops of artillery and a gtmtity of storm contraband, known among his people as "John the Ban try= Held= ; and repines—traceable Wee twYabin seems ikS" . eard the wag. Ge Dews, Mpg". lea ( a f avour it e it is true—are circulated eemewbat freely that 'he British ,melody at the maret malodor of the Southern slaves. was =nest intend largely reinforcing the garrisons is song. Aftermath., spathes wen made by Senat o r T om e- Won, the elope of the St. &meow by ice.— Icy, Rey- Mr. N%cha sad Dish•t) Aire, of the coloured C' -Maw paper. c methodist church.—lfew Fort Tribune. PALAcet Lmor GILAND Pommy , The inquest on the body of Charles Lin m ez i , who limwo.—Own • Sanase DAL-4AINAR, ISM Mod o• Monday from Mos saw* al awned Adadmileas on payment, 1,258; ail* ter ineelea *Wes I hha hallaelma at ' isidagiellbs los 1 1•919•8 la vaZ: 95? ; total, ;215. of " aamenagh tar. •