The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-03 00:00:00

I WP' - C ) N EWSPAPER • 4 eo' • rail "' ' 4,4 .1 1/_ )? jiii atct . 45 . 1:1- r t-18 t 31F1X..1 1 411 . 1^ 1 : • . . . 1,75_ E :, ; 1 4 s SR lifixa • . . „ • ; I ',V;. r ' /‘•-•,, UNPARALLBUID BIICCFAS. —6e meat, i wf Mu ODISTASICIADD nog pivotal 0011.10 le ield. Drlti onboniolinklisall, Or pesedilmetilo LONDON AV WI L t .tml it= e l h itt w i rell • eltitl VIZ m aim OirlooOppooms istro~7•Dookosailindhos. lior odes Is ommlablo kw D•Ott of 110010 Ina a= onaddloa. MI Owe li • thaim IA A iho WINO = 6l = posion OA ami. Moliond soil lisit Is lopollik Os Me I th i *MAN lir *lmo fedi cro= "P rZi=olDanil of Ur ocol mad ealobsllso. ad OA asolliomme le als sollkool imo Dommulla =ollie vfole boom Do bow tesio_ to a posomsl mamba TM onost THIS SO trM I. = won 01 Yr W sod the lA7lllOllill la lOW She Hanby aktutmpas. MO DON PAVIIION, TicmThired. be 0 the_ farearkii• ADIIIRCIOX, ona, ad . =sway. la LOANS, from £2O to £l,OOO, upon personal seevolly. repayabb by lastaloonts, or as auy Memel Ie oda asavoalasses it Ur borrower. M T x = Una estviedlo law years reaerwobie M NBW NATIONAL. SSA Warossabery, .0. TOO& 8001.111, Ma' PIRIODICAL Lug of POULTRY mg runormi J. C. STEVENS will FALL by AUCTION, JY.L it ru arose mow instdmek Ortenkt ,ol4 ! 40 =DAT, Pe& it al 111 pred•ric • elides OOLLSOTIOa POULTRY 'ail 11411415 and ememort than are =NO Om birds from the oast moiraed mei eaa Ras ht the kingdom-- Os view lb, swabs stab, owl alsbrales Yd. " WCILLIINTZ BUOUTERIE COU B JL4 MODEM 117DLIAIII 1 ill \ TABU sifili —iF A M IRON satl BLOOM, laving Una a Fitadoss Nodal st tits Para Valss *Liao &an 6 6 16 wr1al 6• 41 . 0664 , 7 .9 1411 41 1 7 anila r i Ze ID la Impaction of Qat GOLD MAINS sal szaallve isosisiss4 d JEW FLURY, .11 isalis o asffserise. . WaTtLUSION sad A ll i rsisa22M ir.. 16, Henri l a Mew =4. -gtl ot s talo Cb"" a=sli Ist Is. ask ILIL ssabi rr b IMO all Is las 66611164, all al 16611166. 6 ID 1 cesiosk. B. MILES' ALFRED MOB MUM) saw 4ouremainam tar awed' . AN 1112. In Am minis t o- be Thome Tomas nun arinininiidt7Vrilan Wiiins NA mourrant NANOVIZVAIi. awl Who In ant sommilimi v S cm p.a Ineitatlas and *Aver t ing in bin ran WITAILIEMID Lek 111111110A3T. I NTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION of A h Alaska sal OINGISSO REGRAVING d tai slaws& rirscHto for the INTERNATIONAL IIIUBITION INS with PA derma ALMANACIT. mal So M. raw at IL I. SON, Isocltasat aM Ibtooko Talon, natters. Divas Bat Yawn. sal Oars) °statists. Leas Esau IM. IN. la, =miss ; St, Ilk X 85. N. Masada °l =rsoot ramb. SSA an, ia, Now ; 1. Mortarea. Toitosisaassaossd Ressolt, 137. II Toasibassoostassa ; Zedia-road. BUZ= =res'ortaldre: LATEST NOVELTY. Tbe WNW* W&AITSB, formai both COAT and CAM, ba pr d ise eft Tie mat comfortable garment ever Tanned. made To be oats of Obi lavomems, Z. M and SON, ready mad* and loopebe Tailors. BAtion. MO /bars, Drops* Boot Nakao, and Goaeral OuMatra Loudon Homes: nt t ataighlusenk Sit, us, us, or, M ford 16.0. bl, s 4 Aldpta. Oaanat NB, INN, Sti. New OnamillekorN, Itirtalreat. ToStivimobessitasel Ina" 717,1* Totionilinamourboad • IY. Nabowroal. Yiekiira K WALLER% NEW NEEDLES. The Palest Mdiped Noe extend the ChM, so that the thread may pre lieu* M alickly end without the Weasel oac ler T y re Is lassedisi they wpm all others. Smiles of tee, MS, es MN past Ina st la per WO, or any reepeatable dealer.— M. WALKS,. Piteous sad Maashketezer to her Majesty, Quess's Waft, Akeigar, mad I/ Ortahareatreet. Lades. DS RICORD'S 18 8 ZNOZ el LIFX rossmaira.sr le the simi *Miss& sessilislisms kssr wools. Foam is Impissilem Ile AVM rillloolll4. rift ilg f a M iNg efM mor l Awlimm tall primp al isimipt ismalsmss se stsimps.—sms as. msi INI. am* mar immilitAss. NOTIOR—A STRANGE STORY; by the Maw et "Itleael," " My Novel," M., will he ready ou emeareel ow, et all Annie awe ba,kaallies is Ike kingdom. -Leaden eaweies Low, Is. , ant Co., 47, Lealtag.4ll.ll Phis Ph& beistap trte. TOWN mad 00IJIITILY HIRIIONS. By the INC MAMBO KENIRIIT. Itheees ut Vera.), WA Cholla la Ordinary th the gem. by the taw Author. NATIONAL BltltleO. a asesed Milton. I TWA, 10.. THC 0000 NZWB OP HOD. Third [Mks. 111‘. ACCHONB pm TIM& Third Edition. eh ed. VILIAOII . IIIIZIIOI9I. Shah ltdtles. ts. 111:_ Lcs&s :P. ass. ssa loss.. W Ulzm.a. YO r t pia lea MHZ YOUV faLPMOTHZR • or, A Cirrlds d Middies. $y Oa Author at “ilr 11Yr 2.4el Milles Pabst. Gm sad Bow% Wed Itnad. JeArire In, New Tattoo, by pest 14 TMer CZ of LIFE : or, How i tt ry.: W 1110 he Lee Ten; Zaplaniklari et the Ideas Zakienane. and the varier Theuerenia W ital Wlth lastesettens kr eavertis NOWA end &meek and liaaarke ea the Trealmeat et Diesedere lacidented to Sensately Ufa ly a PATlllalan 1 f pent' practice. 00117177•-or1f Nolocatloo of Early Uf.—Th. Alt of 1111* —The Th. 0.7 of Lii:eettee—Tb• atom & and li. The Caltivalien of the *Realms end legalalion of the Pesiano—Viervens Diandere, Jte., Sc. Lades Meas. SO, CoraltilL and all bookeelkas. DR. CULVERWELL, M.R.C.S., L.K, LS.A, I. GINAT 11•11.LBOBOUG1111TWI. W., C. be eleselied upon ell emend Bensons Debility, iseelonlasy lissolda&a ft. LOY d ',wry. ineepadly, epersitik ember. , Ca u terisation. and Galvanism. Jut ea satire see and Oriel's! Work elettlel •• tit:MELVIN ' • Pipilielilleed losiew of the above, is. • by post, I& le. iselee. le. OIL /km. Ossebill. or Author. as above. Be. 0. m/ be esamettd deny till 12, at lb 1 1 •4•••• UV" 10, St. Iferties-le-Gread. and S. firma litribionstAtnet, , trona len 9 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1862.. Na 4,830.] %LcuvrA.c&Ulas at Mazes. —lll4 weil-knowa ' Caspror raikl•ry aimanAllp I %DIANA. UN Ism slllo4age . v vellum So Vlsiarbi in•dimo Dui emir 1 fli Meek 1 . - amilwi . low!elim al ••• Ilk• mosowsw=LEW •:= 41 4: 9 = 1" laik Yr inf. r•••••••••• 1010 A= WrrA il tawy as amerlomeld awn era • slmmden. TM swim v. b• ••••••284 as kese•ali fd di IMOD bir ma d dr ImOwles holladlift modlloy iiwwwwis mops to LWO ampay : MEN Wok kw" kali am, use isok oaks mass, LTSI WM ops• et ONO. Wilms. I LOOK LIM h rie tz=ms• VI Mom Ilibilbe sol %St LW. ewl Lull 04 0•.. 62•21141nr A 011ies M at We Orsay ., =tam la satric• •••• for& LiCLARD Warw. asonslia. WA LAM me Loin I•oppWLC•ageme aludsol . ILL IL Illal•Lawk LC. MIMS. MOW WIGRAM and SONS' (d thothtth e tra laor lthedlea L LlNDd PACENT ar t = W• Desk ea 11theeith. 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Wednesday, Feb. b. CITY 011 741 W YORK, Wedseeday, Feb. IL GLASGOW. Wednesday. Fob. 11. ADO emery ercoesdiad WM prom IS, 17, sad 21 golaces,VerA ir og to the atom nedethas. Forward prom 1 guineas, tatioiling an provisions seekel Temeapers tee 01111•411 wad the Mated /notes booked am. ia viry giftiologasseisesra—lee farther pattica rish, WILLIAM INMAN, W. Wadatotneet, Liverpool o nto and NAM. N. Mai WlNiaboaketh Qty. MORILLIPPE. GRAVES, sad PRILLIPPS x &wag O. uadanamikemal Salaam M.i ea Wm: Tee swax the MOWZ, Worimodag s, fir. 6, lain laniebleau Yams : Li. £l, sad MK Lem tloketa lewd al s. a awn •balL Badirst io rr se es Beemaa and Bremerhaven is wim Mr *alba moderate rates o- N madism bias Maar aeoNerb a le, " Ca NWellen a avoorable /rwas for sraing peels el Germany wells 7 andkama pert. Sr. lima by M. Par 00MRAGIX, 1r MIR LIMAN, la a few flege, ben lereelydevra Par frafaba. %Jur War Clamila's 17nfmrsal 011 M, t el = at. S. CIIIAVY4 eat PIULLLITS, THI INTIRNATIONAL scrruutzerram inasanow or UIL Maw* *a ilibil leeldbIlla• bablag, ow In course et iridium oven wow tw•s*a. SONO a IrmAd• linalsi a =l= sia rastbsed batabag Ibbibibes +be bin Wm by Ilma mil ed iamb *kW ared mat dbeepablerea bob al Yana asfalerari. be re =t• bed =Ma bregamalan add lbe awake of *NM To meeibli weak Si. sun Ilmo IS atm bdilbe bit lar ads et Oa web erteeete win be alladadi leas all yob el lia wad& • Origaby Ira be. busailL Oa Mad di blib la sabonlbs; bolls pa=4 .l l =us • got sew berasse le the ONO is Onielllnsi. awe Ealapas4 *l* nears ?AMC wain Iles LAMM= will bay, obi earge el use. la tor a itemeabla boa* at and% a=ib re rilirl .ells re be ara i• ibe MO annames et videos lep welts la aaineeed IS Lewd* drel==aser. Ti.e via bs WWI . Tr effy Sabiblbra"arl en 11111 aka Om arm a ryi nala- mend. Ti. labia it Y. spasm is oddbal= vlll be lbe avemei bey red a. VS.. Om Wag re sad nab b tie it Os dolga tia a psis ell Is emyeedby yell • palieliksai imallmi I. bar =WA left its as eadas•S eratsweiar Mr tbe enseast it Oa bellibe• WM* I. to be bra *lA rear • bray peril& en sr beim *a lib day at May men. The cisme will be : P.. Ta lbw same _ llb Fa arms kat Wei welt ham heelruse ped. whell siplya . the dew et the le the teeth et the Tem. Seee=ate l = se et Ohs AV= It Cower eleeee. the mount heeetae Wel th• VISO ter. welsh will be alketed etteeettas le the petaeity yeller _ _ ali termasatillo Imbue are : hte ZUOMIT M.ILTIL GULDEN. Alderman, Chartism d Mt.ty Irk AM grims FriltM, Vender d She Aire Bask. W ILLLUI JACLUX.Z ti It.P. U ben . zee theebl bet be esempleted. ter V Me spew we +.w be eibleed. smut* ell re =r lee inseniml parllmire ow WA at the temperer, seas el=7. Sew lefilereinta, Medan" come et THE INTERNATIONAL SUPPLIMINTARY EXRIIIMOIL No APPLICATION foe RPM'S la Wm an le alsw Wed air AATVI.DAY, Q. 1011 febirry InOi &I'M FAILING RINIIDT. Pik WOWS ELMS mil WWI PILIS my lionolal IMP Mai lakekiakki b ali Me li Zram i EE kkk=tz ==k. gkliksom. Moire el Ihe sum Ma as • me spoliat no& ski is • $ 4140117 el OS kw me kid: skelkok l• Iheir op.ralkok aemll fa Or war Ihilr ammo appkits. pr.'s. 40 NM ANNlftera Ike disk Weia 1101.11. 1 •--..ki 61 • 11% arzoiroaksai. awl le ask Anyway .• bow, t o RA IL Si. Ils an le ask pr kr. *mu • caws. rdUwe MY, TM smisis an • MIMI. pan podia.% witli . Warm {rut.' 4111.1111 Mi IS Ye Ore. WUHAN'S SUGAR-00MM LIARSA so PARMA PILIA—Is la a delladeda OM Ort ewer mei la NW preedes peeler dee deed Is die deli Keep Eeller ell Y l par., Ur bred. Rolm awl defy Kee 6d... . Thew 11. red et ark dim% sell re lee Ye MN d Moist beelimelel ae dam. MM. 'M roda r• 112 es law di% idlyelire‘ billipalsLiNM d. im eer sal dem& emilelde. prerell weelimad pos. pt la Ihe islas.laidsags. reselbesels, awl wady e=ii ems Pp iirlerlaber dKw be=le mei sell=deles„ aid deluilmeW era Win bwies. th listaanlsite4 l.llB =44•ol. Lades. Widowed mil 0e..111 ad bed ell =la illid ala beak% la Il i rlir ra l eed II& DR. JORDAN'S •PRRODISION,' Thu t gina Nerving Tulle. I= JEW CS I OOIIIIINATION t PIOWPIUTIC ILUn. Quidest trok 401244. AI the Imeadal Cow atillaaala all eis Ma* mpg Nam Ilabotaarra—Grast phi =awe 414114 mew* km to the assomy of Ws wissigla mini prillosi Mob apes. to is pia* sad lasamot la Ise inghis-4E pserwvisi wariotell 14spicile. idlordlos bres2lB Mak 4 roe ta o sod railbring ellaimtal k = Pe rut dabtlitawd iw1bi44 6.1 :11 1 1.4 4 Os Issmist 444a= ra pensautica6 .' u arts al vim wader lam RMIAniWY, DISMOI4I of the lIIIINSYS, SLALOM sod all VILNA= 1411•0•1 Tti, ohfcli mow lompacity sad dwarves,. toed aa.l partial pruairrtloo. awl ovary ether ellrooldv• ionimplommt of tfo " It la available for the moat "NW RIM ID the holly." "T umattereharaeter.of WI aalkalamao. attlna It tor vttal am' Extracts tram Me "Oarehal Mapstatt," an the saldeet Pboarboova. a MIL '• Ap lo • to et eetitre lames Ow Mel= th• eshamied trams mime wham Impregmded viii od unmerited' mires : Ila pm hottle, or four Ma beetles be silo, ild ; gad rootaininst three 335, bottles, LA, *bleb eve SI 3.. I.e had direct from!.. thoorguel, ilamerrma; tram Bards: loM, 15, Imutmoloest. , Newbury, 45, IL Peatoeherchyar4 Somer. 150, and Ilsamay. al, Ostordek Natter, 11, Chespeide: 43, IC lea Leodomtwldge Nowdeu. a, hmeeeherehut . Neat,Me. Strand W. Wiwoodo t fit. hien t berth> ad . sod et all chemist* throughnot tbs wend. Inured at the cd Imam J. JuSDAI. M.D., Mom. ter of the Royal et Naglaed : Lkeatute et the boyal College et burgh, de., de.. author ot V NilLtUirtlON Its Caen sod Care ; with anpoet New as Tree led lake Posner tarries, gebee 110., Alas dligidll3ll e a bIiSZAIMI et law 11r1T1t, vii the authre's new nods et treaMseat. ellheet Ms us of the keno, Madam w emiselastiou, beim IL ed., by post 2a. Sod. LIMMes SKIN INSEAM% and their ROMNDItt, modulates the modern treatment se adopted el the Uespital St Louis, Talc lam the ears of those dhows so premised to a Mgt Mete etellhollea. enc. St 45,1., by podia. 10d. To be hid of the Author, whe is tapstered muter the New Moiled het Ill..Medlad lomOster. and who has devoted his elabielve Beadles to the above diseases, and ts the dbuoverer et the dehredlatea, 19, Ommustrset, Hanmereesre. Leaded, W. Mears et esmaltatlou from 11 to 2, and 6 to 6. llandsys, Mtn L TOZEAU'S COPAIMUL—Copsiba and WAG 410 aro dalablion Os bed saselle. bal Owe .reef a ivsnitekna tads sag allestorl asesise sollilty 'Miss, and Palo illiribease. X issillabis IN nadartog I C limevalesiielbiempassessil ilegbiliMby iscresir ha la hi. Cupollise ill Os A ni Thlis vows. Ihm Ms bus ~id Was of ]will tar am tams allered blob ft mg dlibrart Woks =li',W. IL Tamags. mil Ilt. ThAbalataiWa. ko me • f limn. Dor& owl Salm Oak. " 140 • e AC, ?resell Rae. 11,111111. ste ttagslisa, ofddi Yis Own of a li a am IMS all Ampi, Altar l Mistor s Or e= im‘ olimais. IN= a& 4s. IL ; ties If PIA a. U.--.1107-Kll tamht, iiirmtat, Lostios: 1 4 Lee .14. Quessia. Park; sad si 31.4 e assay Mar HOLIDAY IN TUE LEGAL PRO- IaIIOKIL-4%, same ler clomps the public law offices, shims% meg ye 6 me asemeplished fact, nererthelsee sues a asselmmll missidem loth mesmerically and in the profsesicerd bessetemes • Sees who have lately acceded to this motet seepmefelly lewd 1.7 a samonoos body of clerks. We le cinde amuse the tut of solicitors riming at 2 p.m. on fiatardap the firm of Mears. Lioklatere and Haeirwood, an was* lea short time we hope to be followed by many (36y solicitors who bare hitherto refrained from adopting tae earreinent without a lead being previously taken by seen of the, well.known and iodneol firms east of lit. Akan. Subjoined is a statement of the house dories which the aodennentiotiai offices in common law, Chancery, tee., will be open far the tremor:non of bushier s:0 each Inter taiedering the month of Yobraary, 18!12: County Coen 10 to 1; Common Law Offine, 11 to 3; Biallmqncy 011oos, 10 to 2; Accoantant.Oeseraro, to 3; Sheep Office porrinst at money), 9 to 2 ; Certificate of Askeowleds. man Oa* 11 to 3 ; Insolvent Debtors' Coen Oakes, 10 to 4 ; Register of Judgment (Mice, 11 to 3 ; Of es of the nierien to the Lord Chantiellor sod the Raster of the BON 10 t• 3 J Record and Writ Clerks' Office, 10 to 4 Cannes Lew udges' Clouting, 11 to 3 ; Chancery Judges' Chenhers, 1010 4 ; limsletrare Offic e , 9to 3 ; Patera Offi ce , le 4 1 Praisbe Overt Oik•s, io to 2 ; Examiners' Offices, 10 to 41 Asssektoi 011eo, 11 to s,—Cree's Legal Circular. RIPAIILING CHANCM-LAICE. The Board of Works far Ms Behan district have Moen coda Uri this will is • few days be closed for l yraCfalle, 4l 7=er of comniesentg the week el , row**, ratan of the carriage way hem Roams 5,Ari 5i g.4 2 . 8 1, Tho prosiest pavement mto be replaced with new Boma ttorrell cubes, an operation which must ammearily occupy come weeks in its accomplishment. AZOTHIC4I.IIIIIIe HALL. —At a Court of Examiners hold ea Tbraday, Merink. William Comes, of Willed, and Willbm Zbarnaor d Miackialiamploc, were admitted liesetkies ef Me fteloo of Apoilienora. DIMON REIN= RMILWAL—Roveaue account far Its ix alone@ sad* Oeiebar 31, 1881 i—Tratlie re isebifitllo.966l. 9a. mar, 2,6161. 9a. ad.—total, a 1 5 106. workbag imperier, 38,4741. lb. lei; labor* es bow* 18.9671. lb. ed.; divideed (10• 841. pie share 88,0831. 108,5131. lls. 3d. WIMP sar eviler parrailitaNiesir, 4,0011 t. 7e. id. Tam Mumma' 91111101 a . T . 13 War Rranro.— A kw vionelleg af Wise SY lAA ea Reeorday monism at the Mersbeekd HJ. Adwellea, red Timbales, were adopted lie mitt the reissues a/ tea per met The SOWS *wed es Friday. sad the greater portion of the otett ace timeliness , . en *lke. FRANC] (PROD OUR OWN comerotelarr.) PARIS, SATURDAY. The Courrier du Dimatehe contains the following mote ou the new exciting topic of Mexico : The idea of math* a royal throes In favour of the M. Moo Mazietiliee is et sits romp date that max be Ta p tre 37 11= 1". 1"11 e= g orttr aMNI TIGI Isiseded libsalioes el lie inert of Vienna as 14 me ereeleal modes whieh.lbteat ce the thron• of M ' es mer Austria* prima ed&U le likely to meet with. 41161114 4111 Vises' did get dhwer Unit vary eager to close atilt tiaa gr ou ipeViaeo vesital4hase the =7l Lw bat lest is a *IT dadeste blelssMi MOM& fe 11111.1pD1IR teriaassesis atesaMefie EDO Melded payer mei Ile exeliz i g r esese •.el its pserenisow to It yid be &swami ` susgesises ealeigelesd was VI Is ssairris the //isms a ad the sir weds le the irshisba • eseallhasd Ins=sja T is ez po lt i arse, d Slew * =tU see behaved se • pod gem& Ihet ot be altogether intme6 it a , &malty and other advantages were • • " • miss el lieergeriee, ea • 10010111. el ineepa There was ourtainly a chases sa this se r ireeld have led a Asses Werberefsedelle leaky Edo%are in the way. She sallied zi o mow - erdoesip men ta i r m = ha nte d rie *MN rdAtedarese Daevhe : seai . l does vet aita' Pads sod mea hose seeds we iihdr ll*. t o ge iheda. hasp *Was NM toss accordinig despatch Jed sessireil bass Thew the dabs mdase's priz zim eseeider, Ilsiereselochnar. 11•11 alerted for . r r The Pains, which is 'certainly, =titled * I credit et Isarriag had the earlieht tatormatiott a/ maxim* •ishsere for seeding lin reidre d ill AO / at the fZr an Austrian archduke, asserts again to-night that the scheme la " not regarded as being im practicable ;" and, being in the vein for king malung, goes on to say that all the other republics in South America want monarchs from Europe. The peseage in the subjoined letter from Vera Cruz, published by the lifoniteur, wherein it is remarked that the Mexicans want " unity under an independent and constitutional monarch," is ve ry much noticed as a quasi -official, confirmation of all that the Plank has said on the subject. The Opinion Itationak, which is very much against the whole scheme, mentions a report that not only Archduke Maximilian's secretary, but the archduke himself, is about to proceed to Mexico. You will observe that nottsithstanding the indig nant denial from Vienna, a Madrid telegram speaks of Austria being almost ready to cede Venice in exchange for Mexico. A letter from Vera Cruz In the Moniteur says : Maws the landing of tie Spud* troop% the most aye' dissipline has been obeerived, peeper., respected, and guirnateed. The tors kiss it •*elate. if Week • Isikilary ansmionhe was formed to like 'whew el VI nod the ialishitante wag elOgl lea& et op r i t e = p a As the darks baby/ft Is the Modems bed .101 the Owe, sad helm eriMi them** hooks and deembeie sow end = ed with that edednitenilles, It vie toad soossuy to adeo • _teseposery under Mee Ihnothe of t i nt red other arm nder nrysilles hel oil' a le = osolc and u iof the Free* e Sigthh. esd Aseughee e ems& Ify saw amiegilass* all Piersheedbe Wed her ver ads is, natal farther wit, M versda in bead be the Cos tf " Aheo vilhalit Wig V ert arelbi a re bs flugeWd, • whisk Mee bob wadi sagest the spasaggla is •Ipe hoary charge for wielded* NA, ow 1 Cs mil by 111, oonsigoees under cert.* I Ma t pieta servise bee also been re•eetaba but esk_fhe Abu/4 General Greet est being w to take • himedl the stepossibility of, sending letters halo the Wrier •• work The most perfect quiet prevails 1r era = list ma • part et the reheWdeus who, of their tree will Of bg keels, had followed the troops of General ' Drags, whoa*, tem was irradiated, have returned. All the Spada allems have WNW, hat a mosidemble part et the wilifigry MON 41111 re ea baud the transports, as Georg 'hied sesdred • bend esars from hi. govern ment set Se =she N uhrieeeset kW! the arrival of Gene ral Pam and the sommanders of the Presets and English forme. This ismetion is not, however, without its inoonve nissess, for tie snerillos sorer the anuttry in the seighbone hood and preveat supplies eseerbg the tom& by width provisioes are beaming every day &seer. In order to as. arida the feelings at the chiefs of the Meriden army, the Freda Minister bet • reap to Gesend Ungs, who eareiniessis the Mezicon corps of observation, express* • wish to have an interview with bins. A`meeting was ali- Eittke the 25th Dec., sad in the marbleised that dey oie de Salim, amommisied by Cepheus Chan* of the Foudre frigate, went to Tejeria, the extreme statics el the railway to Puebla, sad about fifteen miles from Vera Odd. At some distance from Tejeria he found • detach mescal Mexican cavalry, composed for the most pert of volunteers, who in thew picturesque cestemses were &twit lap cis either side of the mad to do his hewer, and en reaching Tiled* he was received by aa sidedesuop, who immediately introduced him to Oseemi trap. The latter is a we. about fifty yes,. el age, and eta very intelligent phydepiemy. Ho wan formerly Minister of War of Masks, sod' thaw Noakes abblar Arab -es& tioa W sad speaks Pres& feestly. The reap. which he spere be hie venues, wee most morticed, sad they wore seen ebb to seavisee themselves that the Merl can gess& woe swan cif the dalltenlty of any attempt to maimed with the eddisined feeds ("the three allied Powers. Thellerkes array ia feat, comprised of moat unpromising elements. The wends sad superior officers are numerous, but with very few exeeptiede ell the others are young in asperiessed sass, who only • short time sines were engaged in civil emplryinsois. An to the emblem, most of them an iMtaireastomed,_ it her, to fatigue and privations, o s eally beepabie et oloodlog against European troops. There is, moreover, every reseen to suppose that there will set be any serious struggle, as the excitement praline& by the derismatioes of the journals has calmed lowa, sad the ids& of a compromise is no longer, as et the oetest, Matted as an sot of asthma! trea son. There are doe saris.imillistlems theta party is being formed disposed to remediable the eels et the government, which have been so dloolzose to the tomillry. The es lightened inhabitants de sot wish for war, bat desire the unity of the country under an indepeedeat and coedits tionel monarchy. A foreign prince would doubtless be willingly accepted, but the allied Powers will have to be very careful in putting that pretension forward, so it would imply the idea of conquest, sad wound the national self. lose. Accounts received from MeCioo and Puebla state that Judos inroad • proclernatios ea the Mk December, calling all the population to ernes, and deareeing • lowed loan of 2 per cont. on capital. It la also amid that gm Yoxiatos are fortifying different points of the road leading from Vera Cruz to the capital, and an which from 10,000 to 12,000 volunteers ere etailosed. A despatch from Cherbourg of this morning states that the ships with the troops for Mexico, which were ordered to sail on Feb. 1, could not get out of the harbour in coma:quee:o of bad weather. By a singular coincidence, the chips at Toulon, 600 miles off, are said to be detained fora simile; MAUD. General Almonte, the Mexican general who was the other day negotiating in Belgium, and for the sake of an interview with whom General de Lorencez'a departure was delayed, left Paris yes terday for Southampton, to take the packet for Mexico. The Pays' attacks upon the Ricaeoli ministry may now, I think, be considered as disavowed by the French government. M. Paulin Limayrac, the editor of the Constindionne, who but yesterday performed chant crows with M. Grantlguillot, is now instructed to objurgate his brother journalist serving the seine proprietor and the same manager (Viscount' d'AucWiM) in the following rude fashion : his not without surprise sad with deep that we see a journal with& engin to be more r for its title (uweeing Le ifeensol de CilitOre) infers an obligation, presonsos y spinet be cabinet of Turin, and awe siblest Ito president. As sograidoe of this sib is esennory to the policy bearishly followed by dr Fiona powirawat. The Pow; Anima upon the above paragraph : The limes bpi* end imetifying ; it will oat the lire be suittitted to with esellity. The Prates is quite right. I have carefully looked lkwougb ges Pup and cannot find a line of reply. Them is n oth ing new in a comedy of this kind. The French government, pulling digests' strip, frequently sets up one dummy spinet mother ; but the dummy who has the last ward is newt entitled to be listened to, and at this writing I will back Limayrac against ii • ot, 1 The Bourse was rather liiill,'ettg latter part of the day, and e 4at early the lowest quotations, dr.., 7110 for Sash and 71.5 for account, being a rise of sc. in the Ind &ad.& fall of 160. in tie latter. licibilior fell I L 25. ' ,The Italian loan continue:: to be wonderfully welltuiported ;it roes to-day 85c., which Ili the improvement on record for a very long !Z.. me of the railways were a gpod deal better. Northern rose 3 75, Southern 6.75, and larksii ~esse i 2.501 Lyons fell 2,50, Orleans L2ft, and Western Ili wilhout change. There will' be a Smart though certainly not an a/actual opposition. in the Corps Legislatif to IL. 1 IWdle soheme for the conversion of the Fonr-and. i allaff per Cents. A few members will insist very ststingly that the bargain is an improvident one, becaqse for the sake of about 800 millions present =ow l —which is the utmost hoped for by the omit ! ti047%-the advantages of successively reducing . the F6*Sid-a-lialf to Three per Cent. Will be foregone ands. permanent addition of two milliards will be made to the national debt. The governmeut. answer is that nothing but an amount of national pro spetrwhich would far outset the two milliards conld ' bring about a state of things inswhish any further' ocuivemion of the Four-and-a-glipe.rCenta,wouldbe ' • ble. I hear that one of tbe etiminlille Mille 0.. 1 11 • of ukase to propose to reduce the delay of.. month given to holders of Four-and-e-Half stack to make their option to fifteen or twenty days, andthe two' months proposed for foreign 'holders to six ' weeks. On the other band, some members think more time might to' he allowed. The Pays has al positively funons article by that inclscreet writer, ,11. Gramigullot, Gal li ng upon ' the depn/es to vote the measure ' se of twig" without the leak hedfttion. It waft that the country lost twenty millions only yesterday by the Bourse aperaLvtiesks , ._ . . . s AMERICA. NEW YOKE, JAK. 18. The steamship Arabia was intercepted off Claps Race, Jan. 14, and her nom rewired is New York Jan. 15. The Arabia arrived at Halifax, Jan. 16. The news of the Arabia had a fivoiwable effect on the New York stock market The steam ship Saxon* from Hamburg, arrived at New York, Jan. 16, bringing two complete batteries consistinglarge of 16 and equipments complete, also a q of arms. Geasral M`Olellan has appeared before the cons mines on the con teat at the war, and it is under stood that he satisfied the committee on all points. The appointmeht of Mr. Stanton as Secretary of War has been unanimously confirmed by the Senate in executive swim. The appointment seems to meet with general public approval. Mr. Cameron has been confirmed Minister to Ruins.. The Evening Pat stays that private letters from Charleston state that only one of the hanks in that Bitty was burned in the late fire. The Mills Heine 'sported burned was saved ; none of the business portion of the city was destroyed. The New York legislature has passed resolu tions in favour of the State assuming the col lection of its quota of national taxes. The Now Yore Herald of January 18th has the following en the " situation " : Thesis *irides sew to report from the Army of the Paters. The severity of the weather still prenledes drill *the koeits to large fore, het the firming puede' are up la the afferent relitheols, acme of the runessieg moth of the aersab Nmsalith left Hampton rude on Thunder. They impala the bark Jen Thula, with D'Spiesell Zseees ap bleed. the schemer Cased filatteidy,with the siva seeps, the hospital attached to the sapidness, sad snag ether vessel. Colonel Harvey The, cowed are hem Feet Platoon ea the bet inst. ea the rebel steamer Times, while loading stores es the Poem eels Navy Tsui. Hs was provoked to adopt this coons by the Lot that the rebel batteries ei Inwools id been Meg far some days previous es oar min mat Thesthele sutemed the era several of their shell bemaag Maas PRI MAW* bet weeding only owe me. The fig was Vmail ovesdeg, when the last shelostes tre: A e'er goes. One of the shots from Felt .I' l breach in Port Farrows, and cluing the del the tens of Warrantee was set en dm by oar and ma timed to barn mid the sight of the god, Mom the Shute hied left With mood to the emeditioe at Ship lased, le the lemiesiggi Sewed, we hem by way of FOTWIIII Hasse, that Os imehrole 1110. Laois, New London, lied 1111thserilela but peesesdel Menole Biloxi es the 31st of DIMETIONIN rt. litteo aseseads the Newt odes wee three saicrs in tow, 'Tama: pleas "I teli gi tter rebels. ammo Rhode JAM, hem Geheelskakieh brow& news to redeem (spewed the rebel misses Yens, a Osteesten= foe Ikeirldia Leiden', with a cease of tin, mils mink Post Id, wised at 10.000 11 WM met to Ship Island. Thp expedition down the River from Cairo is beteg rapidly reinforced. ' ham wish the relish bed Mien place up toilet Wahl Rhenium et asemals WClenten, Cooke, Rama end Omsk We ea maul at a t twelve mass from .11 is slated the Imamate , ..f edits ' etemelficeethel, that the rebels al the prods and wells in that vicinity, by cattle into them, in order to deprive the Linke beeps of water suitable fur drinkiog. The movement of troops from Saint Louis to Cairo is con siderably retarded by the ice, which prevents the ferryboats from cruising the river. The weather we. moderating yes terday, however, sad a prospect of a tweaking up of the ice was presided. The Government Contract Investigating Com mittee are said to have discovered immense frauds in the contracts for army supplies, the name horses having in some cases been sold twice to the government, each time for double their value. The Secretary of the Navy has wit to Congress an elaborate &donee of his employment of Mr. Morgan to purchase vessels at New York for the government, stating that by the means he employed the Government obtained all their vessels at a lower price than they could have been obtained at if the government naval officers had bean employed to purchase them. The proceedings in Congress on Jan. 15 and 16 were unimportant. On the 17th, in the Senate, the joint resolution from the house declaratory of the purpose of Con gress to impose taxes which will yield 150,000,000 d revenue was adopted, Mr. Powell alone voting sedan it. In the House of Repreesatatives, Mr. Siestas reported the West Point Academy Appropriation, and slated that he had been informed that nn -1 memos libelling letter writers had been Staling fault with the Committee of Ways and Means for not reporting an equitable tax bill. The committee, however, he said, were gathering facts, and worked for bourn after attending to business in the house. He desired to say the criticisms and libels of the press would not make them move one minute fester than a due regard to public interests would perm it. The Forti fi cation Appropriation Bi ll , as origin ally reported, was passed. It appropriates be tween five and six millions dollars fur completion of defensive works already commenced. No definite financial plan appears yet to have been determined upon by the government. A bill is now before Congress punishing with death persons guilty of fraud in army oontracta. The correspondent of the Cincinnati Times states 1 that Mr. Cobden has written a letter to General Scott, expressing his opinion that if the rebellion is not crushed before April next England will be com pelled by the popular clamour of the manufactur- In g u e te New lOr o k pe l l ' l rit i i e ne of the 18th publishes the following : Washington, Jan. 17. Very ingseleatt bum Xsziss M. benc meshed. RAM solltinnemant Chngrms Jams farmed a user sad sheinges Wish arida gass pas* satishistiss. It is ooneliOntad as follow I—fitate, Omni Deblois; Works, Eisner Yams s War, Gc klineMia ; Ilwases. Senor Yams s Thu lispaelment d Pais Works is abecebsd in that of Ibismes, and the Dapartmet of Justice in that of Isterlar. SOW Ira ps Z b iemnady Governor of Aguascalientes, smid tits Interior is Cosomfort's The a 7111Mbs of War, Gene& Ifinoyom, played • dislinmhtint gait la the id rivoinsioa. 21• MAW ts • sew tom from State Zam• Mom (Stamped, ld. Additional.) ~ Soot akar his appointment, General Delgado, in the name of his government, issued a proclamation closing the nee! Vera erns, then in possessive of the Spaniatdis, to Ueda to the governors of states to re ;sr the nein of foreigu residents, and give them as little WAS of oomplaint OA possible, increasing the regular army to 62,000 seem and calling' for as many volunteers as the llovinnottn* one properly , furnish from their respectivet natio. it, is believed that under this call 150,000 troops wilt ache tin in the field. jams wu vested with full die- I Wong power by Canvas bean its adjow:nment, and is heertff,Teupperled by Is, people. It is foefuried the Spaniards wilt lad few allies in the. mixt* . Osentinfort has offered his whims to the govern ing* whisk Ass accepted them Lgeseral amnesty has • bets awed to the church gesU._The rosotioeins who still remain Lava almost all been Wain e. or voluntarily yielded tier aneehnoe. Nerques end 161einwith a few fol lowers, are still in the illi was killed is battle, aid his terms were AeMAli oversor Ogssoo, of the State of Jalisco. Ilimleon Ohjlea have been cap tared, end their farces apse& ass Won peisesera Iles 'applied with see. the speaFth bee provided anus for the war by la= via lsrt laie. tram which, alitioneh heavy, were well people, who ace degree& stew oar, et apainglihe Vogl bk9y the 1111111 *Mho ea be at Tampico. which Jpnres has Moulted to defend spinet the expected attack of the Trench. The following is from the New York Timer of the 19th alt : - -- --- - eh Sive tree ireakiagfwe thhwraraksg the tart indica .idearthas a famed seolliiesee ef the yawl may el she Pe lotas. may lielooked far to ones POOL A morel order hen teen innettby Gemini IVOleial notifying all persons wegeged in the twillersymereicate held themeQves in midi sem The fact that s ewe isinejsisdrsd govaTinrat 'IV' = ea tr t nalostr et: wee reviewed in Wam y is rail the Herwide ezpialca, berreest it task our isat iewity to 'dolomites Ps deteille: • m•c• ' greater parade to the aseeny. being a source of A bewrension. • Th e' mete et sad edit Carolina a general viepuissie oe ths enbiset. U the plena %tions ai FOrinflrtollat Nor y f i lk i lAtba 2 .d eoti if 4=l( r'sSr tee .. " • be allayed sareadlly is another que= A despatch, dated 12 miles from Columbus, from the correspondent of the Chia!go Trees, states that on the lfitit a heavy reconnaissance was made by General Grant, winch advanced to within five miles of Columbus without discovering the enemy. The rem4t of the reconnaiesanoe was a reliable know ledge of all the routes leading out of Columbus towards Blandville and other towns. Deserters from the rebels represent that the force at Colum bus is 40,000 men, but thin is doubtless an exagga kaolin. from other authority it is asoertained OSA the rebels were in a state of great excitement sit account of General Grant's movement down the river. The reports from Cairo a few days ago in regard to the forward movement from that point seem to have been exaggerated. There was a movement qt some seven thousand troops as far as Mayfield Creak, *bout half-way between Cairo and Columbus; and preparations are going on rapidly for the gummed advance down the river. But it will be some false yet before things are ready for the assault ea Columbus. Another and minor, though hardly lees important movement than that, is evidently on foot. The Wheeling Intelligeneer learns by passengers arriving from Paterson's Creek on the preceding evening, that rebels to the number of 2,000 had occupied Romney. On the night of the evacua tion of Romney 400 sick had to be removed, which accounts for the want of transportation, and the necessity of destroying tents and provisions. We learn from the Upper Potomac that Jack son and his army have disappeared entirely from the vicinity of Ranwck, and it is believed they have retired to Winchester. The whole river line is reported quiet. A correspondent of the Oineennati Ceesesereini, writing front Columbia, Adair County, Kentucky, under date of January 10, notion; the departure of General Thomas, with sir or seven regiments, for Somerset, or in the pursuit of Zollicoffer. The Fifth Kentucky, Colonel Bramiette, and Nineteenth Ohio, Colonel Beatty, were at Sucksville, on the Cumberland River, 20 miles below Columbia. A GRAMM Stamair. —A "Shipwrecked Pilot" brmthreogh the Rev. O. R. Daliere, at Goildfard i l itswe reesrdod • elmotisa at 101. to the National Lifeboat • Aetrestsd alike by that penetrating indoenoo divine wpm- Letla ciao Sad low, rich and poor, may joke head In hand erts tar a comnies good. Hludralme of such whim amitiation thus it is that amongst the recent offerings to the Mama liestikaina ate the sums of 101 . final this aletreeseited pilot, in trues the savings of a child, and :At. et4:ll, Railish admixed, Sir James Hope, K.C.R., who the untiring exertions of command in the preemies oily *lnd timelier Walt of the claims on his bens , minieuselmoa• his diem" ism% end forwarded the above L ooms, emtributien trem the Oka seas. , Draws filimiamm.=-Whilst the fishermen of Pffey were pinning their daily avocations out at sea • few days age, in their small whim the wind suddenly nee, and veered round to the south-mat, which brought on • tremendous see. The most intense anxiety was felt on shore for their safety,, and soon twelve noble fellows manned the lifeboat belong ing to the National Lifeboat Insti tution, and at once rowed through the breakers to the spot where the cables were. The lifeboat followed them closely so they carefully made their way to the shore through the rolling sea, which they providentially reached in safety. Too muck praise cannot be given to the crew of the life boat tea their disinterested sod manly act, for in her absence, . had any of the nobles been capsized, the poor fellows mod have inevitably perished. LONDON bum VOLUNTRF& CORPS.—On Satur day evening the 28th Middlesex (London Irish) ware, in accordance to regimental orders, publicly advertised to areemble in the quedrangle of Som erset; Home for • march out west with its bend. The time named was " muster at • quarter beton, and sear* off at a quarter-past 7,p m." At the team, although the band was in there WWI bat lOW oesminioasd °Seers, Capt. M'Swisey, the Adlutaat il l t apt. Danbeny sad two subalterne.andaboul 40 task and out of • regiment the muster roll of which h 800 mem tot keeping the men under arms till &ar = tel to 8, Castile wfiethey addremed hie brother o and the men, expressing deep regret and shame at the pool. Mon in which he was placed. As the senior officer on parade, be bed felt it to be hie duty to order the band away, and he should now dismiss those who had assembled, for be bad too much respect for the regiment to see the London Irish disgraced by marching out with such a miserable mas ter. He then called upon Mom assembled to "lodge arms," and dismissed them • NORTH MIDDLISET VOLUNTEER CORPS.—This regireat (Sr fi lth Middlesex), .rambled ou Saturday afternoon far the first marsh oat this season, at Albany- street Damara. The muster wag about 200 of all tanks and 40 ender. The regimental brass and drum and fife bands both attended. A proposal has recently been made to alter the unifoem, and introduce a new species of belt and pouch, but Lord Enfield has expressed his determine 'Ur not to be a party to involving the effective, in any extra or ono expense. At the meeting of the °own held on Wednesday a resolution, with the reaction of the lieutenant-oolooel, was unanimously adopted, de ciding that there should be no alteration whatever in the asthma, except the adoption of a shako for full drew, upon which subject the votes of teed company are to be taken by the captain and °Moen commanding. Claidiaires or mg Pays:qua —On Saturday the (solemn( the smeneriite• debtors primness& their monthly returns, and is &few del& the registrars will proceed I. bold their ossrte "wi t h, the wells.' Nellie have the prisons presented soot an apparsass as they a• new sire their erotica. In Whitserom-street prison there are oily " pheriffa,' or pew= in mention from the Werke courts, and 19 minatpasert menmitmente. The Queen's prison red 11011/4searsr4see poi are comparatively de serted. In Whitemowaireet pima many meow hare sojournedfor a few days, and Ibis pt oat inforsid ports, under the new act. Same grave quaskicas era Maly to arise how tbe parties an be Mahe, or bow they cam be taken when, on final hearing, they are ordered to undergo imprisonment. As the law sow stands a person com mitted by a county court for 30 gape most remain in prison, whereas as an execetios hem the inferior courts a perms can be released in a few days alder the new law. Di. Ds Amex% LIGET Bunn! COD LIVID Raorminis ARS WiIISIS 001141 L—is numbed= of dinar lorenertis and ',bee seas. Dr. do Joggles bee Dees asetz us lih ov=i esiratedisasy pew a ff ording !a ofthe egahassi . lian to ibe of Vol &Orate, esperiesek o Oh Oil Is ant arid reraillits .—. Wareells 11. willsa7 an si al jralowi ell."111. tz ia ltitsb i Z ia Va eq. Oa is old ra 9s, by Ids Nis asses. Amer, pestab l eti A, l:S= • Str 11 4 and, Um/am end by rale &mita (TW OPEN CE THE BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE .m...... SOUTHAMPTON, Fps. 2. The Royal Mail Company's steamship Tyne, Captain Jellies,- with the Awal and River Plato Mails, arrived fad eveedng. She brings 49 passen gers • specie, in gold, 11,370/. ; ditto, in silver, 3,0661. ; also 400 rolls tobacco ; 4 serous i cu subs; 1 bale of feathers ; 10 cases of an s from Monte Video for the Exhibition of 1862 ; And 133 packages of sundries. BUENOS AYSER, Me. 30. ' News of great importance has in_starrived. The chief Intelligence is the capture of Urquiza's squadron, consisting of nine vessels and 72 guns. This is of the greatest importance, and the preponderibme of Buenos Ayres is well established. It is now confi dently expected that General Urquiza will leave the country. It is generally supposed that the enemy's squadron will be sold, towards defraying the expenses of the war. The ships belonged to General Urquiza, who ordered the erews of his squadron to march amass Estee Rios to his possessions on the Uruguay. Two hundred of them mutinied on the march, and presented themselves to General Mitre. From the interior the news is that Baa and other chiefs of the Federal • forces have fled to Chile without any followers : the feeling of the populations of the interior has been completely avast them. General Te boada has completely defeated the Federal forces in Tucuman, and entered the capital amidst the re ' joicibg of the population. The enemy lost 30 killed, and 360 prisoners, amongst them many chiefs and. alien, one field piece, their convoy f 300 muskets, and 500 lanes. The pursuit continues in a southerly direction. The province of Conientea has dis avowed the natmnal government, resuming its soversitpty. Elbe Ws. Iliarerl6• ibileesrd to P °ll / °"'"'".".• 4keisett. 'The new government of San nis has °tidally deceased in favour of Buenos Ayres, and it is said that those of Mendota and Ban Juan have been occupied by the liberal party. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, fn. 1. 81111 Tie 311.2112X/TICAL PRIZZII.—These have bees adjudged as follows Ds. Barker, Trinity College, Senior Wrangler, 1882 ; 2. Da. Laing, St. Johns , College, Second Wrnarler, 1862. Paorninoma C=7l7loAlli 1121XINATIOn.—Downing Preform of Makin* (Esagnined and approred.)—Barksa, Corpus; Caron Christ's • Catt, Trinity ; uel ; Cooke, Trinity ;• Dories, John's ; BoolF Catrirs% GOMM% (Brigs; Banktria, Trhity ; Hillesry, John's; Hodgson, Crepe ; Maddy, John's ; Mason, Catherine ; Por ton, Trinity; Simpson, Trinity ; Townond, Trinity; Ver non, Carpus; Wincing, John's.— (Mgned) W. M. - litsars, ll.D.,Downing Professor ; G. E. Paws., M.D., Assistant NAVAL AND MILITARY. /./../1..... ADMILAUT, Fn. I.—Aprorernuagia—L sant teas Hon. J. X York, to teas Revolve. Yaeter's•Aasistant J. K. Voitoh to the Defence. Rita Royal Righneas the liag of tin Belgians embarked se board the Fairy. at Oalsonsr, yesterday sed Crowd over to tie Neyel Clareseelerd. Gosport, proceeding thence by tests to Lesion. The Jamey was a private one, and the antinomy bosom were dispensed with. The Omar, Be, screw, Captain T. IL Yawn, was paid off postamday, NM the cestisetne Denise less ranted leave of absence. The Cesar haa been in onisonsice rather over three yaws and a WS. CHATHAM, Fm. 2. Yesterday a detachment of 350 non-commis sicced Olken and men Si the Royal Artillery proceeded from the Issesdquarteue ci the AM dilation, depot brigade, Sharma, to elhosbnrymea, to undergo a came of Mune tion in the use of the Armstrong guns. The following °Seers left the garrison with the detachment :—Captains Baum Lucas, and Peaky; Lieutenant" Breath, Robert son, and GaskilL A detachment of LSO men of all ranks also arrived at Sheerness yerterday, from Shoebarynass„ and 200 min from the division at Watley. WOOLWICH, Fra. 2. ROYAL MILITARY ACADRMY.—The postponement of the reopening of this isaitation from the 29th ult. to the 11th inst. ha resulted from the fat that a new series of rules and regulations for the governance of the academy is to he prepared and officially sanetioned prior to the re assembling of the cadets. The rain code is not yet oom plate, but has been auctioned and issued in part, and it appears that many of the red:siding the personal can duct of the cadets ban been in order to make them more in unison with the altered lion of the institution by the admiesion of students of advanced age, whilst other rules have been made mere stringent, and OMENS, which have heretofore been treated lightly are in future to be punished with rustication, and even die. maul from the academy. By _the new arrangements the entire company will be divided Into them divisions (A, B, and ~eall under the command of ale ntiMin two subal o) terns. The captain. vritEr be *ajar Thring, Md lientsserg of the sada emegau r Maier Fite r e uXIA. ; end eta Oar frees the Bina" Away. The remaining officers will omprise one paymaster, one quarter master, one surgeon, one sergeant-major, one quarteemaster serpant, one paymaster's-dark, one responsible under officer to every 100 cadets, one nob-division under officer and three corporals to every 30 cadets ; and non-coruissioned Micas of the Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers to act as drillnageante. THE ATLARTIC TELEGRAPH REVIVED. (From the Observer.) There is reason to believe that attempts will shortly be made to connect England and America once more by the electric telegraph, and this time with greatly in creased prospects of permanent success. Rowel occurrences have impressed the governments of England and of the United States with the enormous importance of such a mesas et communication, and it is not too much to say that, had en electric telegraph existed between the two conti nue* the affair of the Trent would not have been attended with those anions apprehensions !which we have wallowed ; would have erred the vast expenditure which our go vernment ,incurred ; would have prevented the depre- Metiers of property in both countries ; to the amount of minims, and that interference with commerce sad manufactures which resulted from the ill-judged end no authorised conduct of Captain Wilkes. The President and ~gooverement of the United States are so fully sensible of the and mine of telegraphic OOMIROOkIittOII, sod of the passibility of providing it, that they have decided upon giving every support in their power Many well.cousideied project of that kind. The government of the United States have is the most liberal spanner offered to subscribe alo ha( of the stun which would be required for making the cable, and give the use of vessels of their navy in sedating to lay it, provided the British govern , ;neat will grant the remaining portion of the AUDI. Mr. Cyrus Field, who took so active a part in refercuce to the farmer Athatie telegraph, has, we are informed, under taken a mission to this country, for the purpose of inducing the British government to act in a spirit of equal liberulity and ting with this friendly offer on the part of the United As further mid's°, of the Madly spirit which has actuated this offer the government of the United States are perfectly content that the telegraph should have its Witham on British territory, se that will afford the nerved point of communication with England es Ireland. Any arrangements that would be entered into between the two governments would of course provide for the easiest working and use of the line, awl would garrantee its protection by both countries in the sweet of hostilities. We are at a low to see upon what grounde our go. veranseet an refuse to respond favourably to the offer, widely if sot already made, will shortly be submitted to ilea mosideration, The cost of the cable, ealculated with the greatest amount of care, and with every improvement, would set be greater thau that which wag expended en she line from Malta to Alexandria, and which was wholly defrayed by the government. Our intervals with the American COO Omit are not less important than three with lad* and, eves if greater important* were to he aiteobed to our Eastern possessions, it would only reader still more owes nary a line across the Atlantic. seeing that, with tho tele graphs which already exist on the American 000thient, and which now extend to the Pacific emiit, it would afford a means of rapid and valuable cenonuniestion hem the West with China and our Indian empire. . - We find Du Barry's deliciom health-rest Iresionta Arable& Food tie safest to tor Magog paw ingninoctin Nimeglab coogworrien. ormire. &bulgy, gr all 'olkowskia. " lltaine bur Ay. M IIIIIII% oak ~..... bonallls, gastric disorderleffin. , ksowt worm, basumae, woduy of M—Asitor Vre, N.D., P. De: b r"! i b Compton, Dr. Rod Warm." b woo MB inedteloo and doctors' Wit. 1111., It.4: asame rte of osedago), tio.—DO PAM 111114 an d o. 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