The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-28 00:00:00

-......-- . ............ 440111111110 W .. 15f ••• ••"" ...Mao... Jil l * ... ' ' ''%° 4ll " 401.4*. ' • 4 14 ,1.4.. ..._, ...............-----. .; . . _ . ... • ,i: 11:5111 _ 4 i Yl '.l,Sl 'I 7.; k . .EC 'Z ---p--. -..-----.- - ry 6 . ' I. r . . • Ate 1 t I • • i, / -5 12, .cop. Fi ! ~ ~, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28. 15438. No. 6,9 t, 5.3 ONE PENNY IHE WEST INDIA, PACIFIC, AUSTRALIAN, AND NEW ZEALAND MAILS. BPORTINU INTELLIUBAUE. QUOTE;IeI TIMID:MAY.) LATEST TURF NEWS AND NUEOUILS. • ) a• .41 s • t At xl Ys•ri •a thr ent t 1 t• air I , Ts•r t'•• L° wa. "AV Semi wets. &met r rio n ) DL • ',al • sin" 1 It I .411111. 4 1 V ERLAND ROUTE. ‘F.' tr ' , minstrel' by Moan with INDIA. ORINAA,, JAPAN, , .1 h A I.IA. ke.. vis 103YPT, Ewa SO II and 1 •-I II LYS. I 1 N INO:LAR and ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION , ‘i ANY nook Pagrougere and readve (largo nal Panels W . - ..meta for ' ..ti•I.TA.R. ADEN y•4IIA, MELT, ) Print esell " .0 ". ors lbaradey. A I EX A NENIA, t \ LON PENANG. Prom I ton. 'A I •RAg, EINGAPOBX, eve day e I CETI A, CHINA, Wag IIA rAviA JAPAN, A I',TRAI I.k i MELBOURNE ) nen a seihripka KING GEO IPS SYDNEY, eines arinl=44l r•OVN I t, to. depicted* •••,. • Steam. rs Row Yareellloo every Sunday. y,•r full pa macular' as to freight =biariireikin••=on.hpligj Comp•ro's dlcer. 121, at 0* ental.place. Southampton. 011WICH UNION FIRE OFFICE.—The full Sew rat of the Itedoettesi of Doty to U. Id. per cent. ta • n to 111•11IFTP ennetina rendre with Urfa Company. Ude redardnat and t.e Bonus system of the Norwich Union. t• ;eat of neuranre is redened to a undusass amount. 11.- rates of pr,ndum are 111 no en* higher Ikea those changed . the other rm. - loot oihoee rciri 1.0 bO6lllB to their insurers. 'For proepeetusee apply at the e emu, to, rieneeneet. t• .•.; and norm-en. et. Notwnt. L ONDON and BUBUILBAN LAND and lIITILDT2OO 00111741 NT (United). Ofroes—N_ o. VIA Ferle)lllThh AtTP•I4.. reseived en DWOMIITat FOUR I , IIIIOI2OT.INTIMUNIT. se l m i Tatie on short !Ink*. FITE O'ER CLNT. allowed as ewes of £lOO cad upwards if depraind for sot Ism lina o certain. JONATHANTAYLOR. Secretary. MONEY. —moo to MOO ADVANCED imme diately alibiat reammal. lablialtf. er won Nay be M id by may ammoniate. No maga at all Lf ds elmed. Tema, inclualm. 11 per amt. hr MOO and earl.—Appl p...rox. any at the II OFT! Strar3 le W.O. Adenoma ea teams. life diu iISTERSB in the -•-, T LONDON Ille$10: EAST of LONDON. and IiELLEF BOtIErY. ITTRE. Wein. J., H.q. Merge" R. 0.. Eat Noel, Hon. Henry. Ead tt. D. dor k w the Lord. Smith. auntbies.e6rlZEll6.l Thommoo. Henry, Weatherley, George, Ma, Williams, °serge. )Yay 1 ,Nateel,al7leo. i B. C. L.. EN. I int 1.11 J. T.. Enti. .11 I bell. Captain. I .on. the Nazi at. nn n.l. ley. tLe Lonl .I.lnLrre, C. 1- 1L N. :kr • Altrod. i 1 art. lino. LADIES' DaNtrr Mica I:, • n, Mrs. Mimt. i• Hen. urn. iigyrrrirg. Hogg, Mn.s (Isarleg. Kinnaird. Hon. Mr* . Logan, M M. 1 Wald's:rave, Ho en n. liZzabeth. .ufas.ag. I Bevan, F. A., EN. 1. nu add, Moe. Arthur. Y.Y. BANKLIS. • Memaa. Barclay. Barra. &ad Co.. LaMar 'atrect. \ll-•r. Itertrom. Boarcrie, and Oa.. Pad-inaU. tll TA tra—dacnertet, 11.8aundcraer, Beq C d. Hogg Zed (Moe. 1. Doke Art ra itflphi. - ir C . •r , th..rtoetotrd t 1 London water led to I • 1., corunittee, which otzubinee roigious imam. t...r. w VI ter. portal e .• red the a opttstion of twelve local emi r romf.errt of va. dttrr of different denodinattions, re• n. 1,1 erne n. and lattice. anted by iribenneiree, Bible 1,43111140. . t.I ia ill In al wont& Deride* thee', nutnyeltri.tian Monte I ' l flay fut• of Landon and the county rendered vidur.ble t noe co:AMAMI:4 altadetter a voluntary staff of about..) 1. near ows received front member% of the (wren - it - Lc a who t 64) in I. veiy put of the diPtnet _and from other reMble cp. tom the? with 'the &Magmatic details of .4.121 m from 'tor. n a hick e recently appcared in the pub lic print., have led t: enamttc e to conclude that the ditty,* of the cowling winter e :it eh: in except that of the Met in many parts of th r Eaateend. TI a Ai. Mee being occapioned not only by a tempornry defamation f tack. tau t 7 certain branches of induct - 7 having, it fa fear .1. ye rmenently left the east of Tendon. the t ommittee feel rt ute.• et they can do le to afoot in alleviating the IlllneriNG stilet ,1,.• got/TWA. Et alone can attßest 101%1111110 of permanent cep", ; atoi the Committee coneider that, in miry to avoid all ten d, ney te pauperie• the district, the what nee 'MGM, as far as eedtle. I. in the nature of payment fie work done. With the oontietMo they have determined to confine their per ata , nP minuet entire!) to sewing rimer.. to be nevitietel an as to give the poor woolen moderate employment, without with lea,. ink thrin too much from their homes. — "aniireeela;;;ll7o43ll;le G read, the comfortbig mange of the 009.1 proolaimml, habits of neatness and ....enemy encouriged, and experience abundantly shwa how much the system tomb to improve and elevate three who attend. All relief will br given as heretofore without any reference what. ever to the r. brine. belief of the recipients, and every effort will be made to avoid duplicate retie. It I. with considerable re luetance that the Committee renew the ippeal made laid year; but, with the facia before them of Romany .1 the.r fellow-creaturm wasting and perishing for want of the ttvn neecioarimi of life, they feel it their duty to can on the Lard's e. manta to come forward and thew their love to their Divine Ramer by aiding this good work. N.B.—Cheques to be drawn in favour of the Fart London Mis sies and Relief Society, end to be mimed "Mama Barclay and f*o.," or " Messrs. Ramom and Co." Puet-oftlee mien to be itrawn on the Charing-erami Post-oilloe, and made payable to one of the lion. SeeriAeries, R Dukeetreet, Adeiphi. Gifts of old clothing, end materials for making up, are much needed. P111R14. , to be went to the Depth, Grafton Hall, Or.diou- Meet. Soho. addressed to the Ron. Secretary. Arnett" made by the sewing dames an on tale at No. at, Park itreet, tin*verievegarre. Pint Mee onion !or such artielon to be mode payable to ff. Hutichinems, at the Post-office, Parketreet, (iYO.VOUO4,OIIMACIL VAST-END CENTRAL RELIEF COMMITTEE -A • for the BELIEF of DISTRESS in the DISTRICTS of I'OPLAY, the late of Dogs. Bromley, Bow, and Limehocuie. HE\RY I iREEN. £.41., Chairman. J. IL BATMKHILL, Eq., Ti. sourer. Rev. W. J. Bey. J. e. Biddable. E. H. i Aini:•: ' , O. Robey,Esq. Ikv. O. T. Drillie X.A. I J. Rum LP. R.r. R. J. Elliott. J. D' A. Ramada. Exit., Y.P. Fleury Omen. Jun-. Hod T. B. Sprite*, H.l. Bo T. A. O. How. J. Sewell. Erg. lii r. G. A. H. blo w. _ A. _ Bee. J. Suinton. . I 'Lev. T. N'. Nowell, 1/..A. C. H. Wyrralw. Boa. Prom., Fig Re v . J. Whitmore. J. Yaztrielwe, Neq. IL %%gram, Esq. Rev. B. !twee,. _ . e. This C.ounirt.e was formed two yearn since for the relied of the • seep local elistress caused by the sudden and utter prostration of node in the abotomputkined. distriete, and during that time has receited and ealefelly diataibuteel, chiefly at the autfererre own upwards ea a nymptoms of • pigtail res ,ssl of trade bet the Committee for a time• to hope that they might feel jueitilbd in Moaning this season from again putting forth an appal Du the p..the for help, more particularly as the pions now adopted try the no of the Poor not only gf re vi ry haprovcd facilides to persee ee dans Milirt•l2,. but also incrensell A ci.r. fat (10114 , 1erIMAI of the state of the district has, however, forted upon the Committee the eon elation that they have nociskue left but to appeal again and at once to public b.III,VOkIMO. 4.TeGgt mod very iamb. suffering and clistrom are being Pa pe-visioned, and will during the winter be experienced by large bombers who. under former cheumstancen, would DP in good nest. aid being is : nickneea too, is on the incressi, and reduced dirt makes ire onslaught more virulent. and its effects more hosing. 'I he f 'Pennine e are abed to DP able to state that committees of eoi form... have been established, by which every agency distri buting rehrf in the duitriet will be in constant oummunicsition, so that it sill be almost impossible for more than one iouroc of relief to be open to the mole family. The ftsomittee make this appeal with awry straw sense of the nopeimbility which they undertake, but, nevertheless, with a firm eonviction of its propriety, and with fall sonndmice in that wane liberality which they have before experienced. Cmhilona in money may be forwarded to ewes. Glyn, Mill. conics, and Co., Lombard-street, RC. • to James Melte, 1.4. Mm . Al, East ladin-road; or in clothing to the Relief Chwinittor. Tosekhall, Higbentrect, Poplar, E. ROYAL HOSPITAL for INCURABLES, W.* hill, Putney-heath. Christmas, Isa. The Board of Management respectfully prefer the claims of this Clarity to • there is the be 182,111168 of the arson. Its object • the relief of perm to whom, not only the opporto• any, but even the power of self help is denied. 1.0 orrumble sufferer,. are Inmates for life of the HisepttaL 20 of the mane unfortunate elms are pew oners. Nearly 300 applicaute are seeking election. The institution is meetly in wed of fund^. tart— let 7111.- maintenance and...remake of its work but The reduction of the debt upon the building. Tht beard earnestly appeal for help ; it la sufficient that they plead f. r the incurable; the word has a world of melancholy owsning. They plead that th., Incurable may be remembered in the home of he alth and plenty. The alms will be moat thankfully maecomerl n behalf of Uwe, who are ortrangem to both health and play. 11, mend their PAW' by ever m little will be an act of the grastast erry, m and mil Oily honour this &AKIO of goodwill. Au Annual dulecriber Lea one vote for hall • guinea, and an additional vote for ev.r) additional half 'minor.. A Life sriteicribar ha. One vote for life for five fIsAIA, and an eMhtimel vol. rose life for every additional five gu ine as. • lianat.rdi entitle. to woks at the neat matting election. act euram to ¶ l.. RA w I:!- 11. • ttlyn. Villa rod Co., LognbarAstrent. Prot as-u•y. pry Able au th., Poultry. N.C. FIItEDERIe ANDREW, Fleraveszy. (Ale... P., Poultry. EP., Do, 21, intim. 1 E PTFOLI.D RAGGED SCHOOL. • Tl. fr.'s , ' dr of the above InetAntliwi UItnENTLY Al VA I. for Ir 1 NI in to marble them to provide a bUINTAN -1 If. J• IN N Elf. car NEW V EAR% LAY, to the very parr and 111 t eloldo o 01 the edam% numbering between 40 1 au.l GOO. 7he I`..twer will be given int*/ name WV.. nr. lo •• '0 th e I••• ••• t • .10 • II • a it war brand V. well adapted W ute Purpose 11 . 1 1:. reset of any minder yermaitung, the amount will be op. 1, sr ...T., d to the fun& of the =hind, which greatly need addl. 1.. I al •In lAtrt• le trans*, this object will be thankfully reurived by • I '. K veledy. Ewa. Tharnires. Itohruod Hover hit - Attltby, 13, Alataderinwel; or. Mr. W. H. g...., float A hetod , nano, New ern.r. -•- 14' It IEN DLFI4B and FA LLEN.—LONDON TI }TN ALE PILEVENTIVZ and ItEP'OIUIATOIIIf Nun 1110‘. ~ N 1 I' IBUTIONH are rr/ruAtly .olioited In aid of the following 11. For YANAleas Tonna Women of Good Causeter. i* N. W. I N 0.7. N amber 14,11111t1.4 this yew, NO. 11.4ewmatoriee. :o+,. N.W. I Caswlenetreet, N. W. ago. 11. F.W. vornwaibblsee, N. Ittueber admitted this _year, Boa If iert,t Iliavalptasl2 •Hewer, Fliaroyllane. Nurbber adrailit..el this year, 4..0. 11.. ...,inalittre have appropriatod sll the funds ploont at thole ...T. a , at the leerieninv of this year. 1../...rthutidaw will be thankfai received by llasent B...sanq act, aim . It, bombard- *trees., E.C. E W. 'ntommt How., gn, Tailetonesaid, N.W. C(ICKLE' ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. 0 yam •. unnxt 111 climate ad sundety. .1 nua, L. lid-, In 116.. k dd., and IL hl L 101,4 A FFMOTtONS, C I.E'H ANTIBILIOITS PILLS; M amp the test 0 Ma. t 411 swrio.y. ut Iw. 114.. 14.. 4. 40... dirmi tw 4iIIthINTM. K LE'S ANT I I4I BILIOUS PILLS, in um, the Lea a Yew, re .14011 all •leeeen eerbey to three ej UAW. ee end Its TU"TRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. role MORNING *wager._ Mr. R. CHATTRELTON.— MI/MAL FIM.. FORMANOES of the GRAND PANTOM ENE Tina DAY (Yendyl, and EVNIIT WEDNII.4 I .AY and SATURDAY during the Melidnye. —Tina EVENING t Monday)~, Dee. V. will be serisrasd the Lam of MY W IFS'S OUT. To be followsd_by the Grate Guidon Pantomime, entitled GRIMALKIN ME GIIMET; d er Berke Qum Potty in Heade. and the with sn i I. mat Scenery by Mr. William Beymiey• by the entire simmeth of the Company. l a r= ing • Double Troupe of Pantomdadota and Mare egrets of any Pantomime ever predneed addle T=t m — i Moore open ea Han -pain Six, 001•=01100 at /.sea.—Bosaillan open treat T. n till Fire daily. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. Under the Sole Management of Mr. A. HARJU& THIS ECkNING (Mender, at Bevan o'eloak, Baylis B. T amers Facer, THE BOARDING BCIIOOI. Chnnetors by Melee Maria Harris, la. Inc, K. Bishop, Rider, and Melly Harris; Meant Dalton, niggle. Wi l mot , Born , Paulo, Woodßold, and J. 1). Melte. r whieb the Grand CktRISTIIAB P ANTOMIME, entitled, HABLEOCIN ROBINNON CRIME. or Friday and the Fairies. Written by HenryJ. Byrom The Fair maigessd mid hy Mr. Betiersann. The liedute Fairy lad the Virgin Ire= Maria Hams; An= Mho is smart enoah SO WIN acre of his. di). Miss Belly Power; Robinson (Ammo (the •• Maws of Romance" Mr W. H. Payne; Kra Cr a son Mr.Wllliaat • Fridey loot misted, as his odour might suggest, to Alia llamas§ Mr. Fe d. l'ayee ; Qa•shibango (toe Chant barialnl, Mr. Ross ; pot prantyfum (the Xing of the Oman+ sl Istaedsl.ltr.J. D.Btoyie; she Favorite Squaw, Mho lame. The Frello of the Fairies, by Listubertini , and a numerous Carps do Ballet, the elat mrute Scenery by Messrs. 1 shim Romeo Craven, Hayes, Cant y, and Matt Morgan. Harlenam, Mr. Fled. Payne ; Onions. hire. Mdlle. Nets; Pentatoon, Mr. Paolo; and Clown. Mr. Mime Psyno. Mr. Doughty's Troupe of Trained Dews The Ladies of lb. Period—FarUma of MAO, by Grant and Gas.k, Oxfordatreel Comm nee at T. Private boxer from Li is. to lit ed.; stalls. 75.; r, abet% FL: nose boxes, is.; amphitheatre stalks , ha and t.. ; E. ra. it ; gallery. la — TL. boxeiftima ander the dire:Rion of Mr. E. Hall, is open from IS till 4. ittEEN'S THEATRE, LONG-ACRE. rovenle of 2 . 1.4,124,0 pennon have vritneseed H. J. Hyron'e rand Drama of TILE LANCASHIRE TARS. THIS EVENINO, and every Evening, at 7, THE LAN CASHIRE LASS. At Lae, THE GNOME KIN. 3, a new .eri.zinal Magical Estravagauria by William Bro j h. Tu module Inch • RACE FOR A DINNER. nIIEEN'S THEATRE, LONG-ACRE. ME THIS EVICEDIO, st balf-pagt 11, will be with new wenety, do wen se.. &sew Magical Eatravasann i entitled ° IBE ONOME KING AND Tin , . GOOD PALEY OF THE MN Wit M AIN E, written by William Brough. Happened by the catire Onapany. ()DEER'S THEATRE, LONG-ACRE. 10 11 , 2HIB EVENINO, Yr. J. 1. TOOLE will sake his re apiwaraure ea tlw ONOME NINO. GAIETY THEATRE, STRAND. THIS EVENINU. Levee and Manager Mr. Jous HoLL•poterk tn. Operetta at 7 THE TWO HAELEOUIIi& Drama at 7.411 ON THE aututt. Extrcregansa at IQ HOBERT LE DELBLE. Mr. AHr Two IlaWta d WIND IN Jito Madge Huberuon. M. Stuart, Min a Fatten, Mr. C. IyoU, Mile C. Lee by, Mr. Hobert &easy Mlfol Howie r, Mira Ldrlan Hastinge, Mr. K Harker, Mr. J. Hubine, Mr. Tea kale, Mr. glaelean. and Jeeepb Ebbed. Hand and Cheraw Mr. Mawr) by T. thieve and P for wen at t.. 30. Performance to commence at 7. No charge looking. No OPP!. attembinte. • T. GEORGE'S THEATRE (St. George's Hull). —GREAT SUCCESS of RARDANAPALUS.—The new Drama SAIY.D, and the Original Nuteeitl•M Barb-wine d FARDANAPALUS aeoriviil with roam al laughtez and systems) LI, EBY ,}AKELNIC at derma. On TUESDAY, December *A at 3 pao. ROYAL AUIAMBRA PALACE.—Managing Director, Mr. F. fiIItANGE (ate of the PaLgae).— lanai* sad raw& umuubloent Theatre in tbe Modal, Au mug varied rni.ttaimson2t b Cmapmay of Four Hundred Perforager& Three Bang ta (bead of to'. Comes; and varlettea—Oomaertoe at One MgMbag.—Box.offlee opus from 11 to 4. THE CHRISTY MINSTRELS' HOLIDAY PERFORMANCPAI IN THE ST. JAMES'S GREAT HALL, PURI'ASSING ALL FORMER EFFORTS. Etery Afternoon at 3, Every Night at until SATURDAY. be continued until SATURDAY. January A loolnelve. The entire etrength of the Double Company, numbering THIRTY-FIVE PERFORMERS, NM appear at every performance fn the GLORIOUS HOLIDAY PROGRAMME Ball, which has just boon deocootod at a coot of ottor..l tbouernd founds, will be Ailed with • fiPLILNDID PROBCKNIV3I. Floral and other deviate emblematical of th. festive sews. Tao tboumad seats, whrre everyone ran see and hear to comfort, One shilling; Balcony, 2e. ; Stalls, as.: Fauteuils. Is. Doers open far Day Performeaces at 2, e Zemin. „ at Y. Tirkets stay be .cured and phew booted at Mr. blivrbril's. 39, Old HoodMrest, The Wevt-end Made Warehouses; and of Mr../Luniet, at the Hall, from a till 7 daily. No he.. or cites Murder whatrorver. Manager, Yr. FREDERICK RITROILSS. QANGERI4 CIRCUS. - AGRICULTURAL HALL—Tht• day, YmMsp, THREE ()RAND PERFORM ANCE); at IL S. and halt-part 7 o'clock, anachtdlag with the powwow. apertacle of Bloc Bean). RANGER'S GRAND ESTABLISHMENT. ROYAL AA iRICULTURAL HALL —On Boxing-day, 17.000 people witut est.l the entertainment. VIIRISTMAR NOVELTIES, at the ROYAL POLYTECHNIC, whieh has be .rt re-decorated hom &Alerts by Themes Tobin. b1:44.1\ 0 and SENSITIVE FLA.M.." fbilotaphical cn.l amatory Story. by Protmwor Pepp-r, with rathetic ibuitration^. " Tbc Myetenous Hand." ;the lat ,4 illur.on of Prof. wor Pepper and T. Tobin, Eau.' on a trenapate it Milk.. writing anereere to any queatiou by the &whence. " The Wonderful Lump," with "A•LoW-m, musimilly Heard by Gerd- Itwbland, Maurfees new Illusion, or pp./1m pa rfiwinaw. C , aism 2 tr stage. Maxima Val+l4loll.l and Juenfing Tucks, by Mr. Mar ws and Lassa,. " Watches fur Ev..rp.r." by Streeter's Machluory, a new Lecture, illustratwb by Prof l. feecor Peva. r. " Earthquakes and Voktencem." by J. L. King, " The Spectre Barber," with " The Maid of Orleans," by Mr. and Mrs. Hebert (Mote. One Shilling. THE LONDON PAVILION. MONSTER ciniventAit k::s"TERTAIN Id ENT.—DIPORT,LNT EN GAO Ell EMIL —CARL. ties gnat w•osation.iliet. Carl, the hitherto unknown fn Eektand. The comic, element by Arthur Lloyd, (come Leybenrne„ and H. Liekard,. the eerio-co by Him Fitswilham, Charlotte Laurie, mad Ady Horton. Of wonders, the Great Avid °. and the artounding Filhe Family will be in the wieendant ; and the MAWR Bind. and Johneon. the Slaters Allwood, and Lanyhada and IlliTtleent will also take part in the festivities. ALHAMBRA (Temperance) MUSIC HALL, SHOREDITCH, opposite the G. E. R. Proprietor. Mr. It. FORT. Oman Musical Motert aininent for the Pen a& GREAT TR to AUTIGN for the CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. Mims H. Wesn, sonslist, dower. and remolds astrastg Ha. =hod. and Family, in ark Drawing•roont EntertahossrA; Mos Alias= strioconno; Clench: Abrodiniaa dwarf voraint; Matter Ernest. tenor; Hr. W. para. amain; Wr. and Mrs. J. Orson ; Hiss M. Brnansils,_ _ and senti mental vocalist. A NEWand olimurAtcammrnaas BALLET, written and iprodnond by Mr. J. Green, with maw sinnary, drama, and effects. DIMOn ananed by Him H. Wanks and Mona Riebsrd. Manors% Hr. J. Gress. Pain SI/e4, Mass and stains. Leader. Mr. It Wood. iiondlistor Yr. G. Omsk N.B.—THMPERANCE MEW - TING every SUNDAY HYMNING at 11 lIAMPERFI of WINE in • GREAT VARIZTY for CHRISTMAS. ONE OIIINEA and HALF -A-GUINEA EACH, by PHYTHIAN and SONS, 432, Went Strand, W.C. Detailed Llat ot above poet-tree. OCULL.--41110R43 J. OXIKERELL and 00. at •s• eats Orb TOUR 00624 ELL and 00.'S CHEERY TOOTH Pas= pree=ew emlboth Predee, gives the Teeth a elike w ar" , "lan and Imparts • ptomaine 11•17101111eteleesek...= IL JOHN CHNINELL and Co.'s PATENT TRI CROPARON, or nestpaevented 8AIR.11131:7811. the panillar aseobannal sometruetean at wake tam taro operations at dreaming and Namable . It. =Mar street. late of Tam Ilapasert. A ENOLD and BONS' DCPERCHIPTLBLE L - R. TRUSS/VI acknowledged to Dew Ended eandozi able waning tray invented. Beetle Ineeesew, to., toe women vein% ',dolmen, Ito i &onlaal Way Oonve Di.l.oba, Crltvhr, Artatitial Anna, In • and rn•ry de...tptlon ue "nano' ex.rioLn and RONK $6 end 36 Wen 14 .11.-la:set:on toe ineesurennewl brirraigaL to en. aniseed beak to attend on ladies . _ - -- —__.— -- - -- - TIINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA. lye writhe! proferelon for thirty yearn have spprovdd of thin yore holutiou of Marc an the tent, remo4 !or Aoldity of she hunnach. Hearthurn. Hombache, Gout, and laageonoa; and an U. !net mUd aptri , ot for &nextn oonnittliklietweepeeiany nelnitud for I.r.dien, Children, and Infaitta—unnwoanzi= Cheini YR, New Bonded:rout London. and of al slim thioaghout the world. R II BUM A T I 8 M. 172 n tho colehrobvlombrii , btiolk DltElltlrl4 Ht.:AU/MU Which affords Instant Mlsr. imputed only try BARCLAY awl HON S. W. IllstsisipSowstrest, Lot.don, sod ,oid by Quadats atAl Drogrbita. It Is mat arnica able for Chilbladrul beton, Obey ars broken. Press Is. IA per bolt It. ToCONSUMPTIVES. -A .u steful lather is ~..A ram of wattling by ma il , free of to all who whb l4 • Copy of thr pramolpitor by which bla waa radored to psalms beat h from cowarstodoonowmptiow.attar having bawl Area Pp by 1... r yl.poguaw and Weopairhl a by bo o Labor, a welbknown ph; V. lou. •au 111.11110 Y/ di n0411,41:0••4 Atlties. B,ut ta any Demon ow re•otpt o: Wo.sop pre.pay po•tagr. Metro,* 0. P. SWIWN, 14 ..n•Ue1. i Irdwo.trart. Olosnntwanhat. Lawton. _ . g Ali TI oN. tiTEEDISAN'S til)(ITII INO Ot. tIY lit. f. t!Whtnu I suttiost Tout b.—Pwrobawro aro maw oh dto low .411: el imdt...liowl of mottioi SM. b•••;re, 0.• in L: • 1 1 / 4 -1. ..,rte" 401111 St•NArg.n. n ." •re rap: tut...l on lb.. gorrrniomt stomp nwhool 1044. .44..6 Id 1.41 tt •y •o• nut amain... Solt by all r.!, .0 . ! r . rad dt•Witita. r rorlo• only. 10. led. mirk. pIANOYORTEB # Oallsrd. Broadwood. ao.)-- ~... . • , rowans tve et the VIW• whit eat reetme4. 24. 2 , .......: T .4*.,-..... mi . •. am lei lull. • wa r=le i ggeleet. . tem se ee ,__ .. . artec is el home. lee eeel a l S= . x a MOORB an te d• HUN TON, and EXPORT CARINET WI EWand lIPROIRTEREIK PA In lE. Ili t al rad lia. PAULSTRELT and as,k, rt, sad, Wonamparansi. I , I7IIaIW44VANA LONDOE._ Beg to annannes else amplaalnaa 8 Sate New WOMIKIIIIIIL SECOND -BAND FilltheadßUßGlalt-PROOP *s wivel 253- 71 , 1111 -"Ptir-t„,2 2 %...„ . , 1 = Wm. frmil ler g ri e rbTagarks. a. =ma Now published. Wee 44.,*. TURKISH FINANOB. By an Ammo " I de net Sink that Ow lav ds=irriddi amiss les Todd& Irroplre sobs bow tlis owns soma now as am (Crimea. War). It is slither intetnal than sztansal Post bwtdolk thateiaPiza threatened. No foreign WHIM% so N 1 ntat4 protect a Uovernatent swirl = l tossoial , or linara &Irking law. lion in its own provinces. —Lord B lsok7 at Nines Lynn, Wit Nov.. MI& London: Mann, Nephews, Comhill. INTELLIGENOR FROM ABROAD. (1113017011 REZITEIei MUM) THE RUPTURE BETWEEN TURKEY AND GREECE. ATHENS, Dr.c. 27. The Turkish commander, Hobart Pacha, who blockaded Syru with nine vessels, had demanded G.; surrender of the Enosis or her disarmament, and granted until to-day for compliance with his ultimatum. The Greeks refused to accede to his demands, and have sunk the vessel. _ The extraordinary session of the parliament has leen closed. The Greek government has ?unlaced at Bor deaux two iron-clod vessels, which were con structed for Oa. BRUSSELS, The. 27. The Indlpendance Beige of to-day publishes • telegram from Berlin, stating that the banes to be diecuqsed at the conference are a. 9 follows . :—The autonomy of Crete ; the suspension of the ener getic measures enunciated in the ultimatum scut by Turkey to Greece ; and an agreement to sup port the just demands of the Turkish government. THE PAPAL STATES. ROME, Dse. 27. To-day being the Pope's Pte, his Holiness assisted at the mass at the Vatican, and afterwards received the congratulations of the Sacred College, the diplomatic body, the public functionaries, municipal aufhoiities, and the officers of the army. In returning thanks the Pope expressed confidence in Divine Providence. ROUTH GERMANY. MUNICH, Dec. 26. A semi-official article published here to-day ex praises satisfaction at the speech delivered recently by the Wnrtemberg Foreign Minister, Herr von Varnbuler, during the debate upon the address in reply to the speech from the throne. It is consi dered that this speech demonstrates the good under standing exietingbetween Wurtemberg and Bavaria, and their consent to enter into an offensive and defensive alliance. It is added that the Customs Treaty was a national duty, but that there is no occataron to proceed further on the course initiated by that treaty ; nor has Prussia made any attempt or any suggestion in favour of overstepping the boundaries which have been internationally settled. In the ease of a foreign war the South, German army will be with and for North Germany. SPAIN. MADRID, Dec. 26. It is asserted that the government intends to resort to fresh measures of economy by alterations in the territorial jurisdiction of the different ad ministrative bodies, thereby effecting the abolition of the greater part at the provincial governorships. The electoral monarchical committee have laid before the government the necessity of snaking the government influence more felt in the coining elections in the provinces. The leaders of the republican party are considering the advisability of renouncing for the present the republican form of government, and of putting Espurtero forward instead as candidate for the throne. The letter of the Duke de Montpensicr has determined this attitude. _ _ The semi-official newspapers of to-day state that the Provisional Cioverntuent will not entertain any proposal for selling Cuba to the United States. NMEICTOUS roinforeementa have been sent to avannah. MADRID, Dec. 27. Rear-Admiral Mendez Nunez has resigned the rank of Vice-Admiral, and this resignation has been accepted by the government. Marshal Pezuela, who is in Paris, has received orders to go to the Canary Islands, but has refused to obey on the ground of ill-health. THE BRAZIER. LISBON, Dm 26. Letters received here from a Peraguayan source state that the American minister, Mr. llillahon, is charged with the task of offering American mediation between the belligerents, with the as sent of M. Barmiest°, the President of the Argen tine Republic. It was said that the Emperor of Brazil would withdraw his representative from Buenos Ayres. INDIA. CALCUTTA, Dw. 2. Piece goods dulland unchanged. Cotton, 22 r. Exchange on London, 2.0 i. Four per Cent. Government Securities, ; Five ditto, 106 ; Five-and-a-Half ditt", 1101. Freights to Eng land unchanged. AMERICA. (I'er the Rhein, ail Southampton.) NEW YORK, Doc. 17. The House bas passed a bill allowing women in government employ the same pay for the same work as men. _ _ A sweets delivered in the Senate by Mr. Morton in - favour of the resumption of specie payment and the redemption of the national currency before the liquidation of the bonds was favourably received. _ To-day hao been set apart by Congreon for the delivery of eullighe upon the late Mr. Thaddeus Stew no. The report that Mr. Caleb Cushing *has been sent to Spain to negotiate the purchase of Cuba is offlcially denied. It is reported that Whelan will have a new trial, with venue changed to Toronto. Intelligence from Hayti announces that Haney° is Organising a renewal of the attack on Jamas), and it is reported, from a doubtful aouroe, that ho has captured, pillaged, and burned Miragoane. BEESSELS, 2i.—According to s bulletin issued to-day concerning the hualthot the Dube de Brabant, his royal highness soul better jesterday, and has h d a good night's rest. To ITOEBII AND CATTLE KEEPER& The Natritionc Owns Eatrart for Houma and Oattlo.—lt will puts bone Into condition 'Awn at Miser 3,41.1111.1 hays failed; It will brines raw to her milk when all °Ono. mean* Woo fallol. Home fed .at the Nukritkaits Vaasa arc sayer. Isadore Us Om ttold wham no at Um stoop's abaft. ,• Mot et the out and n vari.doly take prises at tam Aarfruhanal Meows. " Taara Life," Ltd, 14, • rays :—• It ftn,t awl rhoaprat rattle mod In Wm market :" e t a . rimr, ant fr.. to any sol•Inon for 1.14.--44onvh m yj m a nmmr. 't nth BM WI (`'all.. 10.ort Omispassy. lesndon IMll.btaa•Ae.twat WiLbpat, EA; - and Co., Belfast, are the largest batten of WlLaky jn the world. Their Old littb Vita'? leweosi. sonde by west* preemies In esteems te mem Aped,. aupplfad fa sash„ and sane* for bow ass er ertket= t Quer timm an Itration to Wows. Thnofflr sist 4 ,4 4. Mines. litssisL loess. W.0.-41141wwiterwest. The Royal Mail stJamship. Tasmanian, with the above mails, arrived at Plymouth yesterday morning. A heavy gale was blowing from W.N.W., and the Tasmanian took shelter in Cawsand Bay. A mail steam tender boarded her through very high seas, and landed seven passengers and mails. The mails for the north loft by the 2.25 ki.m. train, with a special train for Birming ham, and the London mails by the 7.20 p.m. train. The Tasmanian, which proceeded for Southampton, bad on board 61 pas ' - sengers 94 sacks of mails, treasure valued at 777,343 dole., and 3,988 packages of cargo. Among her passengers are the Hon. E. H. Celia, from Queensland; Major Atkinson and family, from Napier, New Zealand; Captain Townshuld, Lieutenant Kendall, of the 2nd Life Guards, from Panama; and Captain Lowther, R.N., late of the Dart, from Jamaica. The news dates by this mail are—Sydney, lov. 2 ; Wellington, Nov. 8 ; Panama, Dec. 6 ; erasion, Dee. 10 ; and St. Thomas, Dee. 14. The Tasmanian experienced continuous north west gales, with heavy seas. The Apes., °Mull* fax, has been lost o ff Colorado. In Chili, at Santiago; the excitement with refe rence to the impeachment of the Supreme Court was increasing in intensity. The principal point of the charge was directed against the president of the court, Don Manuel Moritt. Public opinion ran strongly in hie favour. as it wag believed that the Senate had a political end to gain by his con demnation. Indignation meetings continued in condemnation of the impeachment, and affairs were assuming a critical aspect. At. Valparaiso there was great activity in charters for nitrate of soda; copper produce was quiet; and breadstuffs dull. Exchange on Lon don, 434 to 452, at GO days; Cif to 44i, at `.AI days ; on Paris, 478, at 60 days, and 480 at 90 days. Another Peruvian revolution was impending at Lima. The Vice-President was at the head of the movement, and the govonnient were aware of the plot. President Belts had declared that he would shoot the first conspirator caught. The railiray mania was increasing, but funds were said to be wonted. Unfavourr.ble reports were re:xiivod of the public health of Liana, Callao, and the southern districts. Over 130 ships were loading with guano at the Chiecha Islands. Business was very depressed at Lima. Exchange at Callao, 361 to a dollar, 43; to a sol. The revocation of the exequatur of the Bolivian Consul at Tacna for violating the mails had caused an a , :tive diplomatic discussion between the two si-t r re publics, which it was rumoured in ght rut trouble on the frontier. The Central American States were perfectly quiet, beyond sonic election excitement in Salvador and Costa Rica. The President of Panama bad granted an amnesty to the persona who caused the late IN volution ; but they were to contribute to the expellees incurred in putting it down. Heavy rain had fallen at Colon during November, and the Panama Railway traf fic had been stopped for several days. The health of Jamaica► continued good, and business was improving. Sugar, rum, and corn were scarce, and wanted. Logwood was very scarce, and in great demand for the United States and Europe. New coffee met with a ready sale, but at lower prices than for many years past. The pimento crop was small. Sugar reaping was being pushed on. The blockade of the Hayti= rebel ports had been declared, and acknowledged to be effective. The previous captures of the English brigantine Aerolite, a French barque, and an American brig, bad been declared illegal, and Salnavc had been obliged to give them up and pay for their de tention. Ealnave was besieging Miragoane, and had taken a lower part of the town. The revolutionists were believed to be bolding out in the upper part. Haytian commerce was almost destroyed, but it was generally thought that the revolution, although prosecuted with energy, would shortly have to yield to the superior force of Salnave. In Cuba the insurgents had taken the largo town of Olgin, and were besiegirg all the other towns of the eastern end of the island. They had estab lished their Provisional Government at Barg,amo. Water supplies and railway communication were cut off from ISt. Jago de Cuba, and the insurgents were about to attack it. At Barbadoes the weather continued getting cooler, and planters were busy preparing for phinting. The canes were growing vigorously. A state ball was about being given by the Governor to Admiral Mundy. At Demerara the drought bad entirely ceased. The weather continued fine at Trinidad. Heat *as very oppressive at St. Vincent. THE CLARENDON PAPERII.—A catalogue of the Clarendon Papers in the Bodleian will shortly be published by the delegates of the Oxford Press. The index is now being compiled. We hear that • portion of these papers is to be edited for the Roxbnrgbe Club next year. Ou some of thep ~ submitted to the King are avers' very familiar and tharactme6c remarks by his mend Majesty, whioli will amuse readers. We also hear that the old Rox burghe has got rid of the lordly element in its printing committee, and appointed two thoroughly competent work ing Oxford men - to suggest new books and superintend their publication.—slareewes. THE WIN OM ELECTION PETITION.—The Mayor of Windsor (Mr. Thomas Chamberlain) has received an official notification flOOl the Court of Common Mesa, that Mr. Justice Willem has appointed January the 12th, and the following days, for the trial of the petition against the election of Mr. Roger Bykyn as member for Windsor. This petition, it will be remembered, has bees lodged on behalf of Colonel Richardson Gardner, who polled within a few votes of Mr. Rykyn. Oa behalf of Mr. Eykyn, a petition of electors to the House of Commons, under the bgth section of the Parliamentary Elections Act of 1868, is in course of signature. Already. it is said, upwards of 4010 names have been appended. This petition sets forth that the petitioners have reason to believe that corrupt practices extensively prevailed at the last election; and Hat they therefore humbly pray the house to cause the neceseag proceedings to be taken to ascertain the extent to which such corrupt practices prevailed at the election, and to grant to the petitioners such relief as to the bowie may seem meet. THE NORTH LEICEBTEIIBIIIRE ELscrioN PETI TION.— The La inciter Animal rays that the petition against the return of Lord John Manners and Mr. Clown for North Leicestershire him; fallen through, and adds that neithir. Mr. Frewen nor his agent had anything to do with it. TEM BOSTON ELECTION PETITIONS.—IIe local conservatives have 'eked a fund of M. with which to defend the seats of Mr. J. W. Malcolm and Mr. T. Col lins, the conservative sitting members, against whose return a petition is now impending. PLYMOUTH DEC. 27. The Hamburg and Americansteamship Borussia, with the homeward Loutish, French, and German mails, put in at Portland on Satur day. dieabkd. On December 19th, in some heavy weather, she broke her propeller shaft, and bad to pro ceed under saiL—Bretta's Teityram. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIEB.—BUCHAREST, Dxo. 26.—M. John abut, • former minister, and up to the present editor of the Avast, has been appointed diplo matic agent in Paris ; and Prince Demetrius Stirbey has been named seurttag of livaton at Constantinople. GENERAL GRANT'S " Two WORDS.' The Hart Aral lbw ant recounts a visit made by General Grant to Providence, Rhode Island, where ho war the giusit of General Burnside. A band of music accompanied by a large crowd appeared before the dwelling, and, in rag ono to their anxious demosstrations, General Grant appeared in an open window and bowed hie acknowledg ments. lint the crowd wanted more, and, Annnean like, shouted for a epeoch. The Genoa! bowed again, and mss about retiring, when • vole.) high in the upper key Jiirt two words (teneral." General theist-- "No, sir (Great applause and taughbo.) • liana KY.% ST. —1.:1.1.0'8 Coco'.--UnitefUi and u misseh mi .—" singular ounp,on whirl' Mr. lippotatt.l.lo.l naintein of coroa hie. now We • 04iOr Ti as) exirtiraintaki " Silvi o. Oxen.. . YO TOE ISLITOZ OP TIM =PRE e. 81R,—It would never be denied for one moment thit tho racing world has enjoyed a more prosperous elate than it 'dose just at pretest; but thatour generation of tinkles is no more demonises' d than the last we are re: miudad by the latest bit of turf "news." This ie tho diath of old Olando, the mention of whore honoured name brings up reminiscences of the execrable Running Rein Derby, in which two holies at leasimparticipated . _ frandulently, vie., Leander and the falsely-styled Running Rein. They were both objected to before the race, on the ground .of being four years old; and although Leander "broke his leg ie running and was shot the came afternoon, his lower jaw was taken off before he was buried, and show* to Mr. Field on the SatuWay morning following, when he gave his opinion that it was the jaw of a 4-yrs-old horse. Late on Friday niEht, or cult' on Saturday morning, the remains et Leander wets dug up, and his head cut off and submitted to Mr. Bartlett, jun., a veterinary surgeon at Dorking, oho pronoenced it to be the head and upj er jaw of a 4-yr-old-horse." Thus reith the listing estemlar of 1811, from which it can be learned how the objection against Runuing Rein wee cartitd before the gentlemen of the long robe at Westminster; and also how, after Baron Alderron's order for the examination of Ms mouth was met by the story that the horse was lost and could not be produced, a verdict was given in favour of Colonel Peel, who ran second with Orlando and third with lonian. It was shown that the supj osed Running Reiss was no ot'ser than one Maccabees, who ran once as a three-year-old, in 1/ 4 43, and was at the end of the sea on returned "d e ad." lie showed again in 1844, under the new name of 7a 'semi, and wets bold enough to contest the A-cot Gold Vase as a fire-year-old. It is only a fortnight after Orlando's Derby that we come across the equally shame ful " Bloodstone ease" at Ascot, where a three-year-old not only won a two-year-old race, but the "Master of tie Reckhounds and Stewards of the jockey Club" also comidimented his owner by giving their opinion that he Lad issued positive orders to the rider of the colt to lose the said race ! Orlando was undouldrstly the best three yrar-old in his fleshy, and he was as faidy entit!eil to wen the blue sit and :is he is to be gloritied as one of the grratwt successes at the stud. Only seven years aft , r he achieved the highest honours his sun Teddingtou fol lows d in his path on Epsom Downs, and ho likewise claim to be the father of Insperieuse,winnerof the St. Legerand One 'lion: and ti elutes. 'Three TWO Thousand victors— Fan oktto, Fitz-Roland, and Dioehautes, besdles a race of ghats that isiclade Aniosto , hay Celia, Bay Rosalind, I.orardo, Chevalier d'lndustrie. Crat,r. Liddington, Many's, Melissa, ()tete; Scythian, and Trumpeter. nix lens and eanelsters have had their share of honours at the stud as well AS on the turf, awl Day Celia is the dam of tie taletuated Earl, not allowed the opportunity to welkin the steps of his wand:she at Epson?. The horse le: es all further chance of distinguishing Lim-elf on the turf by falling into the hands of Mr. Cookson, the Meader of so. many successful Buccaneers, awl who intends, it apyears, to mate him with the meet suitable of the Newham mares this next season. Whatever the generalstate of the turf may be just now, it is evident that a great change is taking place in the " winter arrangements" of those living on and out of it. Metropolitan promoters of sport do not care to keep even Christmas week sacred, so freely do k section of holiday-loving Cockneys sup port them; but • more remarkable change on the old system hag been observable this " recess" in spe culative cireles;for the springing up of certain new betting dubs appears to have bees only the signal for the cessation I of all speculation on coming great events. Whether it be an old or a new rendezvous you may drop it at, evmybody eems to have gone mad after billiards ; and the Wmg of the Jockeys, Fordham, mustbave caught the infection, for he was actually advertised, like Roberts or Dolton, to play an exhibition match at the new Prince of Wales's Club on Boxing-night. At the old Victoria, the game has been so ranch the rage that little time could be found for betting— rather tothe advantage of the purely racing public, perhaps, looking at the money they have thrown away during the last two or three winters on "eoopered" favourites foe the Two Thousand and Derby. Even with rumours afloat that influenza has got a hold on several stables, no anxiety has been manifested for weeks past to speculate on the three- -oldness of '69—not even on the point whether the Derby wall come off or not. The "dif ficulty " has not been got over yet, though the Sporting Garet& announces authoritatively that there is every like lihood of ite being speedily settled one way or the other. and also that the stewards of the Epsom meeting will resign their Mace if sense terms are not come to with Mr. Studd immediately. It appeared as though the Grand Stand Association had a chance of easy t rots when, after getting Judge Clark's certificate that the new turn (by nisking which they were enabled to do without the dear bit of laud) was better than the old, they advertised the spring events, to close of the .sth of January, to be decided on the altered course. For some days things woe so quiet it might have been thought all was right, and that whilst owners of horses were agreeable to the new tuck, the Association really did not care whether they bad a Derby in 1869 and 1879 or not. But suddenly owners, (miners, and jockeys have come out with very strong opinions that the new turn will not do, and appa rently the aping venture will prove a very bad specula tion indeed unless the old track is gone back to. To do this, the meeting (the advertisement of which, I perceive, is not repeated in the last Giloortar) will have to be re advertised, and this must be done in the next CalenJar, for the taco' all close on the sth of January, after which no further shifting can take place. The above are the only "news" calling for comment, as the December "Forfeit List" just published simply shows that the gross amount of unpaid stake; in Ibis is more insignificant than ever, and the first day of the Finchley Steeplechases went off as well, considering it was Boxing-day, as it is to be hoped the second will. It is not necessary to descant on the probabilities of the half dozen events Mill to be got through; and, not to trespass too much on your columns, so many of which wall be filled, no doubt, with more amusing matter, I must defer my ooncluding letter, reviewing the crack 2-yr-olds of the past season, until to-morrow.—l am, ice., WTEOB. .-BAri•ILoA.t. The Bothig-day sports at Ealing haring for a time been abandoned, lm edley wan chosen for the tumuli outing of the Otielmem, and though ft was at one period thought that the meet* would not enjoy the pope- Malty of FAling, the idea received a onniplete re futation by the immense &academes on &Monday. Since the lad alerting in the Finekley peatures many altenitions have been made in the coulee, with which no tank can now be found, and as it is within easy distance of the Hendon and Ithichley-road stations on the Midland line, and Plnehloyea theOrentNorthent, it la likely to turn out a most antemsful speetelation. The com pany, both in the ring and outside, Saturday Was exceedingly krge, and whila i it cis tatook really of the holiday charm:tin the =tr of was sudirtitatly interesting to induce • ier of e followers of steeple-chasing. Fortunately the weather was due while the sport hosted, but immediately it was cootinekd there was a heavy fall of rain. which will not improve the wane for 'Condors ream though the going was not at all bad to-day. The adds, iwill be secs, were of average disarm/one, but locking had the wend of the day's traissaitions three of the dee favourite being bowled over. Black Prime, whom teeny at one time considered • good hone, rot up badly in the opening event—the FIMIft whirl, fell to Und.r the Cloud, who on her Woolley running ought to have been backed for more money than she way. The lie lie g Mceplerhase, which linaight out eight runners, was notable only fur the vietory of Faint Heart, who upset a greet forum ite tr, Frailty ; but Mr. Hobson got leek his losing oter he r in the principal rare of the day, the Middlesex Ilsoiliesp, which fell to Arc of 7'rumps, who won in a ranter from Birlic 11111 d NigHlll. emilluy—an own shine to Van Amburgh -and Inanity barked in the ring, carried of the Hunt Cup, for which the linvoluiddiv Walk. re" played second fiddle with the comer stone gelding. !hied, of the day'. sport are Appleled. Toe FINCIII.Ite I'I.ATR. Handimp, of 60 e 1 0 ,10,.; winners extra. lir.T4l7'4l;ncler. the (laud, by CaVtllll6lA—llopeles*, seed, not (Vonece) 1 3lr. Ilankina'a Gulden (1., *O4, lOot 71b (laphiek) 1 bledhurst's linerdernaln, 6 yrs, 114 (Danhis) 3 Black Prince and (iodic also ran Letting to 1 setst hack Prime, ti to 1 474thdden erne,. to 1 art Under the Cloud, and a to 1 egg any oust. Under the Cloud made play followed by Black Prime and L eg erdemain, Csustie bringing up the rem, for a quarter of a mile, when Black ilium took or) the running, _and was followed post the titand by Legerdenunn, (nadir, and Undm the Cloud in a elmter, Golden Cross being now at the tail of drake. This order was maintained for a mile, when the nounnand won resumed by Under th e Cloud, and Woad's' thaw simultaneously took reward plate Meek Prince druppiog into the rear of Ltwerdemain, Caustic gnoluttlly tailing off. At the laet jump Guides Cress a herd upon t'nder the Mud, but the Litter drew away on the hill, and Wee in a canter by tinny. lengths. Legetdemain was a bad third, Bluth Prince fourth, and (Mono last. . . SULLIIIO tienuteutetiaan Ps.arit of IKI corr.; weight for Age, with rriliu g allowance.. Two mike. Yr. Trutt'« Faint Heart, by Hamner Darrowhy—ootam Lady (t. 00). 6 yte, flat ISb (C. Jarvis) 1 Ur. J. keener °wined° (00), aged, 114 10Ib (J. Land) Mr. F. 0. 1104011.111 hefty (GO. 5 TM 114 MI ,(Ownet) sod E 71w olit following goo ran : —Refloat. Rejected. litilfottl, Ranker, h. _ . BertitTi to 1 sag Fra il ty, to I vet Faint Ileart,4 to I apt Banyan. e, and *0 to 1 mot any other. Frailty Bedford. and Grio t' ' uale got *vim thi.• feriae together. but ' the former took • de kid woe afterlanding. arm, however. mon joined I.y Balloon, and the pair ran in ineepany, with Banymedo and Itejett,d at their heels, to a quarto at a milli, when Oar tork up the running, folloaed mot the Stand by Ite Balloon, end Frailty. Bedford, who fell at the Jump at foot of the hill, woo not perneverod with, no WIN Heath, who jumped out of the eounie heloro reeehing the Maud. A orilo from home Faint Heart took third phiee, and waited opou lianymede and Fioilty till within a quarter of a mite (nun the finial. when he yawed them both, anddrawinw away won in muter by throe opttle. A licit nerand and third. Banker wan a lad fourth, llallann kith, while Ilefeeted walkoil in. rho winner vii ie to Mr. Y. U. Babies for do bona. .. • • Tns Num Ctn., vuko 60 soar. ; added to a liweeindakee of 3 awe. each; for Motels II sham ;le k, with allowencia for gantlet. men raki,. About two mike. (hobs.) Mr. A. Poole's thalami, by trout —Carriers, 4 yrs, Itstelb ;Owner) I 3lr. O. Nelete's g by CorneMoos (h.b.), list (Mr. B. Walker) Mr. F. Bather's Tom Bowline, et.lfot alb Barkeieit. r The following elm ran :—The Buck, Lottery, Bedsit e, l way, Triumpher, and Alice. Jemies was death oat at I p.m. Qatar day at the ram. Betting 7to 4 gat the Comenaorte gelding, to I Trionyher, 10 to 1 art thanllea, red iuo to 7 " bar thn.c." Oorneretone gelding Dade play, followed by Tom, Camillus, and Triumpher, towhom tuoweilesl Earkaway tdC! mite, Lotto y and the Buck by: aging up the rear wad witiffin a mile from home, when Caudle+ took woad place, and waited arm the favouritirelll appromehing the kat lance, wh. , n eke drew away, and won molly by a of lingthe. Tam ftewhm was a Lad third, Ala. fondle, Mark -way cou fifth Triumpher rant/ and Totten); next, none of the others meetw the post. IL:Amite fell at the bet Jump but one, andwelked in Lime. A ROLLING llaewcar OTIPPLECH &NZ Of Sss,uearh, 1 ft., with 70 added ; winner to be sold for Qum. Two sages. Mr. John's Buses, by Commotion—Mins Ifarkawa c rs • ( 1 . . Bi ll 's Balboa, a, 131) ..(Mr. P.O. Bo , Mr. J. (hem's lAkique ym, 110 talb Oannon Betting: toil on Bran, and 11 to 4 met Ls Pique, The Litter made play, folloded by Balloon, ikinin lysig in the rearmatil *Okla ban.. mils from Mem, when she Mamma planes with Balkan, and IA Pique stumbling, Hama took up the runnmS, end won M a canter by four leegtha which distance divid e d 'wend and third. The winner wee fought in for 63 guinesa THE MIDDLES:Ip HANDICAP of b lure each, 2 ft., with 40 added; view,. extra. Three miles. CU subs.) Mr. P.O. Uoluaa's Ace of Trumps, by Kum of Timm.; Fite Gift, s, llstllll/ (Owner) 1 Mr. Anthony's Birdie, a, 104 tlb (Wheeler) Mr. Worries Visite, a, (Ortgasy) $ limbs sad Ortioradeovan.'• . Batting: to 1 .gat Aee of Tamp., to 2 eget irlikna,aolll3 to sgst florins. Birdie led, stneeeded by the favourite, `the grit truce, ahem he took the lead, but wee steadied *tare TVOlhing the ahuid, and Birdie n-uttedthe command, til Li a . r ce Aof Timms: "meet ding, the other pa ir following ..! pony for half a mi/e,t nicer Ordix fell and Clarion tor.4re-cond plate. Vhesi dropping into the rent of Aoe of Trump'. w• ;oat err: hnext d, hollow?, before reaching the stand the woo I time, on Faith:lg 'kith Hardie had a ; lcarlexd of Cimino • the lett r and Vision were in Unable a mile from home, and'Ace of Tramps took meted place, closing with Binh° at the last fen. , , awl the pair yin ~1 as ay some distance in tient of the other pat.. Within the meal ht Are ofTrnropoi drew away awl won in a ..mtpr by Mire h miths, which distance Mt.-n:nod between tie. ,nil and third, %Won Lein lout. NATAL AND MILITARY• WOOLWICH, D The whole of the departments of the INyal Ars( usl were yeeterday closed, the workmen hav:ng. pre viestly made up the day by working overtime. In oonse qui. rite of the immense it dr ef osi iu the setabli-luneat the teci ial factories and other bui'dim•s were not I,ic'iratod in the same tasteful manner as at Chri,taiss lido lad year, with tie exteption of the large fitters' shop in the royal carriut,c square, which was oru•rmented in excellent stale, and was visited by gnat timbers. The arsenal will also be otoi to visitors on Mond:ty. The usual Christmas took place at the Losal Artillery and the Royal Matins barracks. The total amount received by the committee appointed for the relic f of the distress of the di-charged government ormatives up to the present time is 1,19,if., including W. subscribed by the officers of the garrison. Major-General Warde, C. 8., commandant, has sanctioned the u•e of the Royal Artillery theatre for a performance by the garrison amateur club, on Wednesday next, in aid of the fund. At the last weekly meeting of the Woolwich Local Board of Ili alth a deputation was Aprointed to wait upon the Premier, with reference to the rating of government estab lish's cuts and other local topics. THE POLIOR COURT& WESTIMISTER. A gentleman of pow lion inquired of the magistrate w hut process of the court he could grant in order to punish his butler, who had absented himself from his situation all day, and did not return till between one and two in the night. When he came back his face was dis figured by a cut, and he had evidently been in a drunken brawl. The applicant understood that, by a recent act of parliament, a man might be punished for deserting his employment Mr. Self. said he had no power to interfere. The act referred to applied to men engaged in trade or ziputafac tures, and not to domestic servants. The remedy was to discharge the man at once, which was quite jubtilable, after the misconduct dsecrfbed. THAMES. Timothy Hamm; an h.h labourer was brought before Elr. reason, charged with killing and slaying James Arthur. Mr. Frederick Pearce, en as to Mr. Daniel Rom, divisional surgeon of police, High-street, Shadwell, stated that on Thursday night he went into a charcoal factory in New Gravel-lane, tshadwell, and towel a man them lying dead on the floor. and his head testing on some eacks. Tte only wound he could see wa' a small contused wound over the right eye. He hel-t1 the prisoner sae, „ I did not hit the man: he fell off the stage," which is a platform about 18feet from the ground. He believed that death was instantaneous. Henry Dobinsen. foreman at a charcoal factory in New Gravel-lane, Shadwell, said the deceased and the prisoner were employed there up to Thursday night, and they had worked together with the most perfect concord for seven years. On Thursday night a '•chaffing match" took place between them as to which could get most drink on credit, and there was some talk of a bet on the subject. Howard taunted Arthur with running away from • Iles. Scott, after getting int* her debt, and Arthur, Laing an noyed at this. took up a shovel, and appeared very angry. W driers told the deceased to drop that, and said he would bare no more of it. Some more words ensued. and the prisoner struck the deceased twice with his fist on the stage they were upon. The deceived and rolled under the iron rail or guard, which is about 21 feet high, and fell into a charcoal canister below. He descended a ladder directly, and went to the deceased. who was quite dead. He believed the deceased broke his neck by the In answer to Mr. Benson the witness said the deceased did not strike the prisoner, but directly he took up a shovel, and raid " I'll fight you next morniug,'• the prisoner struck the deceased. The prisoner : After the deceased threatened me 1 struck lam. _ . Mr. Beneon said it was a rery unfortunate oocurreneo, and remanded the prisoner. gllnell 7 NO 00CliT18ENCE AT BAR:188171:Y. —George Campbell, upholsterer, was charged at the Cierkeuwell polies-court on Saturday with murdering John Moore, aged 28, la _shooting him through the head with a rifle, at 42, Al:red-street, Barnsbury. The prisoner and de ceased had lived together in the same apartment for about three months. On Christmas eve there was a party given in the house, at which both were present. During the evening they went upstairs with another man, named Alexander Weatherspouu, to drink • of spirits, and while ell three were there a sVt quarrel took place between the prisoner and deceased. The prisoner then got a rifle which belonged to the brother of the deceased, and took it out of the room, lie was absent about • minute, and upon returning he put his rifle to his shoulder and aimed at the lamp, which was in the middle of the room, saying he would put out the light. The deceased stood opposlto him and in a line with the lamp. The prisoner tired, and the bullet from the Me entered the head of the deceased, who died in a few minutes without speaking. The deceased's brother said that he had lately cleaned the Me, but it was not loaded when he last raw it in his brother's room. The circumstances attending the fatal occurrence were stated by Mr. Weatherspoon, who was present all the time. A surgeon was call, d in, but the demised was then dead, and the prisoner W4ll given into custody. Ile now said he had no defence to offer, and treated the charge with great indiffereacr. Ile wu committed for trial. GIBRALTAR, DEC. 21.—Mr. Freeling, the Culo - at Gibraltar, has been appointed governor of the island of Dominica. On the 17th La.ly A,rev pre rented the 28th Regiment with new colours. The Amish barque Dunsendule struck on the rooks off Tarifa. She wee towed here in a leaky state, to discharge cargo and repair. Exchange on London. 48f, i : Pan% 6.19. OsTeraz PALM& OEM BIELLDIre SAMDA; DV% 26.—Adadmicas by mom del" ;tab i Otte Ma payment. "20; baba visitor; 42,003. TUE MANITFACTURIC OF WATCHES AND CLOCKS.— A wet Istsiesthir sod brorsedvs IBMs work, Seseribins Issi 4 eitrit. but sissessas, rls wld e util w prsinssed wsicessol r ga . a l aS i A I S a = D ". :• W aVia e a = l t lT ATaponli art ofWe i rtell re m VerV ieg arsr . _ - infl kVA ma So Vim The bebisMe m mtemimma AIM emsassaambist to ear ensue memo and we sesamtnin di g am le as mime parebaser. 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