The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-01 00:00:00

z-e ; a-- 0 11 1 ! V P. : 4 141 ' r • I ••, • • all,ixa V "-a N o. 4,463.) T _ONDON to SYDNEY Direst, MONTHLY. , SLAcli SALL LINZ el CUPIZI P 1 S)1, smillzse bon ow ipwle• :rocks sks the )IS. truss Onivessml with Mk. vt . ub s osuctnality ula the lab d each month, fliellittiq dose maul 1% , 7th. Weis powlowdy ttklL ----411.--biass. I ApSola. i !Mr LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DEOEMBER 1, 1860. (Stamped, ld, AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE. TO the ELECTORS of SOUTHWARK. oren.sitior.—i have now addressed se numerous Public meetings. whore the resolutlone paced and the state of rky cancay are so decide/lb In favour of my pretensions to repre sent ion to EarDement that I shall now devote the whets of the thee between this and the toy of Macaw to vigttlnet every locality for the purpose of meetinz the electors previous to the poll. to whkh I shall certain/7 vitt full coniklence of triumphant mime 111. PRIZE CATTLE SHOW of the SMITHFIELD CLUB.—The ANNUAL EXHIBITION of PRIZE CATTLE. Benda. Roo e, impienienta, Re. , COMSIENCEI on TUESDAY morning, and dome on friday evening, 11th. 14111, 13th. and 14th December —bazaar, King street. IWO lilkVt4trett. OVID from tlngight ttH nine In the evening. Admittance One ithllßeg. PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. MUSIC. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. iourirwAiuriuscrios. A very crowdtd meeting was held Mat night at the Gregorian Anne, Bermon&ey to bear from Mr. Sewell from statement of his principles. M r. WILLIAM Briton was in the chair. The CHAIRMAN having in a few remarks introduced the candidate, I.lltenttoe nem clipper s Siglio•4ll . . ?WW l * city of Manehestes Metal vet of the "twit *thew t akthee Jars Mouth ..... 1 LIN 3.1111/ IMO ISM UN 1.11• LW* 1,01 1.211. wN.. Doe. 10 . 10 Fob. 10 Mardi 10 IWho Apra 10 Awn My 10 Mloosom ono 10 117 10 10 10 to BUCKLEYS' SERENADERS. —St. James sk- _MI. Picoadilly.-51 - 11Y NIGHT at 8. mad a Dar Per oa Saturday afternoon at 9 --M alls. ht. ar ganser, IL nettle may he obtained at the libraries andmask aenera:, and at the %tat Mice. 28. Piseadilly. Change o Programme. The twenty-ninth season of this society com menced Last evening, at Exeter-hall, with • very noble performance of Handers Soh:mum. Notwithstanding the state of the weather, the hall was crowded to the doors ; and the audience applauded the principal airs and choruses with great warmth, the absurd 'restriction on demonstrs. tions of pleasure and admiration at the performances in Exeter-ball being no longer regarded. _ I deers Isere to acknowkdte the courtesy of Mr. Fawcett width Is in agreeable cot with the coarse lakes by in ether itpou•ol. Mr. Lapsed. wbo, baring already fend in and hay leg been socematvely rejected by the ekt tors of bury. the vi Won Diuglit and Vick, Is totally without Mon In Wiliam the Liberal loterett by coming to Auut7 rillind candidates of his own political pet Th. unworthy efforts mow resorted to. Ir t elsope of Injuring my claims open my bro th er elector.. show th e weakness of Wt. Ward's cause hut I shit oily upon my ewe tharacler for the yefaution of all that = h izteM to my pnlimitkv. I cannot conclude own thanks to the theasands of electors ft* giq bore ill =pmmiled ow lbw sup port and espectslly these Medi tissas ill doges *to have so maionsty sod apoatotaravias =MN ja my behalf. Tan met G. ILL 111 011aw's. Southwark. Nov. Ifb 1110. Mr. il - Co'vxtr. rid—Before I advert to the question upon which I hope to induce you to send me to parliament, I must refer to a circumstance which has caused me consi derable pain and concern, bemuse I find that my opponents have to-day grossly misinterpreted and mieebused Let which really took place at the Rotunda last night, and which a number of my opponents, who were there in oak sidereble force, tried to prevent me from thoroughly ex plaining. Now , I am not at all astonished to find. that the electors an di non-electors of Southwark have a deep sympathy, as I hare, with those in our army and navy who are subjected to the degrading and inhuman punishment of the lash. The ques tion put to me—and put evidently with malice pre. pense—was whether I would vote for the total and imme diate abolition of flogging in the army and navy. Rid the question been fairly and honestly put to me, " Are you in favour of flogging in the army and navy r my answer would certainly have been, " No ;" and had I been further asked whether I would support a bill in parliament for the abolition of that disgusting and umbrae punishment, I should have answered that in Gnat Britain and her °armies, or anywhere else where there are other more civilised means of punishment, I should certainly vote for, sad, if necessary, second • proposition for the immediate abolition of corporal punishments ; at the same time there maybe, and sometimes are, critical circumstances, whether ta the lace of an enemy, or in the danger of a ship, when Iles ao lies im e a cd co beard A be willed. requiring the sossittr filikaupow is Xs Usk. of tim imom ia m ereallo UMW sesimen Nasty, and with every humane man that the day is uot far cllatt when means may be devised to secure discipline without resort to that dreadful alternative. After some further remarks • resolution in favour of Mr. Scovell war carried unanimously, amidst great cheering. Mr. Fawcett also addressed a large meeting on the same evening at the Rotunda, Mackfriars-read, when a resolution pledging those present to give him their support was adopted. I Daniel NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, High wawa TlisAtem tad tasollosady-appeinted Netta sad assoadass teem attached, Is NOW MN ler 'Mk ea team deasoa. Ossesstoes Ms. Over tures, operetta ealsolkue, aad duds& de 12. The Justly admired bead. vadat the illessilla et ler. W. M. Packer. per tains ail She oldie Al Obi day. Soles aldittlY as Ms) of mut Ohm &c. Athottsion to all tarts the NAVAL AND MILITARY. - - - - - tM six,” 4rniks 11,444611$ Ammo bps pre rA ow 00444 Sri Lll lap 14114 sad Arloonsa.. 11.74 elidh lam unkripm424* arit vapid pom mies. • weliSiosim 4,4464 souVire prompr s tr a- TialriaellnUMTV,Zi'.... T. N. T rid A. I. Mose/4444. 0011:11IINICATION to tw ain saw Tom. and tam Om van* at Qvuesologra M~ irp arriroll 11/1122 701 SIM um §:rim w..rmik w , ADmtwt. Altaikt_aormay• Die It 11171111.. widosiday. Doe it Lad irvwr assawafti adomesday. nr ivu ltl7. sad paw, aceardias I. Oa maw plasma biding all provider, c* , lesswaiin =its asal Zallsra 112 UAW warders Irg.aniVlAMlZZleawaaa,4l.Wituyil"*" ris A ROYLL ROOllB, Windmill-street, Piece .CA. SW. ALOPINID for the %later &sem, for PION& NADI with the celebrated bead, eitabilebed ten rem. Oesdnaled TO. by You Rolle. Daman at f V&A. Mishears. la. iMiIIIALTY, Nov. 30.—Arroirrmarrik Com atudion J. Bull, to the Colossu►, additional fur service in this Coast Guard ; A. D. W. Fletcher, to the Pembroke, additional for service in the Coast Guard. Lieutenant P. W. Yellow, to be flag lieutenant to Vise. Admiral Martin, Cemmaader•in-Chief in the Madhya rowan. QTZVENB hod SO_ Ti 78, Bialsopagate-street PILICILS at 11/DeCID Di TT. Parts tom IM Wont, In. s : vapirkw. Ida., Ma. per dons Mato. &nark* old enrol, 130., atia, ; Shortra, pool, era, Pia. Alia, worrier paha ae boom 4K. Ml ala, par dusty: Meet. Mao Via Ma, Ott Chateau Maraud, ; Sea, 41, M : NIA Perrier baulk Clark am. ea, , Elhasola nagrala took MIL : Llahm Atli or /ft ilsoma. Wiese of Ober iiVaas emir inason wllhirs Ihe Ws true sl. am Tarns amoh.. Amickant-Sargeon Dr. J. R. Holman, to be accistaat -I.=at Ch.m.tiockyant, vice Peacock. Regimen T. L. Walker. to do Huo G. Cook, to Me 'Ada, for serrk j e in the Frederick ; sad IL W=lguih oit Indus, tar manias la tile likvarpeoL T, H. Falcon, to tho Har k er. • OUARGZ MAIM for WAMPUM PAPIR. Al sad /OMB:LOMA oak AIMS, CUM or INMAI4- 110DZIOCIIIr waparkereemailid eStreehme zwvotorzo.o4. pee 'IOC crews-ha ode, Sea elas, Gee yahoo for ed Wok die* Sr. Writ tar is ; seperase toolcsp, So per rem ; Damon pyr e p ea orso CAIE4, WZDDISO ENVELOP," Marin. 'SONS to tbe CZILISION Y. DLIVIITTEL,. earl SAM numo and STAMM Is Mel; watt All or CAM jp thebloeS s teer a nm o i r m rsag arrig meNaltATlll end 17 110141.10 Ear door. from So doors WOTICIL—WENZiIaad SPIRT AREDUCILD .LN mesran 'mesa irs a pram lab Dr. Hewers meet. per be.. nM Ord ;VA gralrorry . I ll e c tril g i 11161..porillienr gads Inlet derirady Milll Bork or Jawed. m's'elem llouselpoid Per t . m"/ t brawl, charged 1 k P O3 00300 'l.' p Swath Africa. Net sad Sherry Mt sod 44s North Atreus Mokirs sad Areadark 14, fig.. din 3 0101103. 130. U.. donor hand!, 17. pot igloo per o l Rodasels. tap bad.Bßw .e... case . rompies dr of say kw crap airy reeelpt of 30 ramps Terra, calk—A. DOUGH, 14 Illrakt. Loudon. POTIL —Thew itanwito ea et Cork Idalmear, as both oat ospi ad hoeneourel to bed and nutty Walk. BRITISH awl NOR AMERICAN ROYAL RAIL *TIAN SIM appointed by the Ailwitoolly to PAIL betweett ursaruut HEW THAR Direct. and bo. tows 1.1% Elttune and IllasTOS, the Imam ehlpe aalHat at BALI/AI to bad sod nos" poonageno and her city, =Ho The follow ay or dim web on appointed to Don Eltonoti rtltelt. St* 1 - 01111 Amt. tatarday. Dec. S. a tN tat. tor to terD)N. hatorday, Dec Is. • 41 •TRA LAMAS. for NEW 1 HEE &rect. hataniny. Dec. • TAW: pe.woorre and pods hr Nita and Havana, to lot trios& n Imt Nee V.rk ora Nani the K. Karnak. SPORTING. ' trrivt6 - Ay .m.vmeirgarillt"Lriri;Ai. raar r 4o enorry. Indictors wooarda too sae provlabow bat with. at • r nor r 11.1 u. r tau t.. tablatiorti ow torrid . .—To Halltat Wotots. chid cabin. aa. owtood cede, Alt To N.. rk. ehIS eabia, wooled oolis. Ma. height to alardaa. mod Now York. Crow Iwo. and I p coat. W ooer ;wreaks, M web and .punka now olorwrido• isoo aro etworlakkir kw • limited ..Mt .f ...cad tads or ginetn —roe pomp or other laionmelow am* te J. Z. Deo* 0g,111.1 I:r.orr4rizerst. Loudon . D. Dm* Mama aM 11. Ploos do 6.2«. Yaks : aM J. Boma Dadormoatrook 0 41 D. art • II Dot, Qwwwookona ; D. ski C. Wive?. 11.17•7oW IMIt. I.l‘. maul QTONE and HEARTH STONE QUARRIES. A " Tit ItZ UR ea Llllral awn CYWan wad all thous ea alms. a wawa,. of build*, len Moak rod hearth Awe. Maar at Setehmoet b. s u mp. we"ew mg.", sad lacklead and one I. the Betehwareh lialabla he the Read hag. lhadadurg. aadlwat: Hallway. selerdbes samato all parts of /he kliapkwa sad warelri thew wan et Maple, where exten sive halkhau ogrestkm• wer e am The amities are lam scrupled h) tie.ers Itak t aia wt..: lease erplres at Mamma eielt lir w. the 'artisan at the Lodge. BRIM Park.. at show the NMI be MM. WI farther partander. apply to flaws.. WIITL latOVeriter, and WHITE. arlu arr.. it. avast flarborouslralyort. lamb= . or to Mr.,. clutt.m. Una gamier% Ilarieweed, mar RAW*. pONTINENTAL IMPORTATIONS for PRE MINTATIoN —T. A. UPS IM sod Co, reepetttully summer e. their immerses patrons that me ow ri%cii toes ths l' Anhwei lurgr swortnernts of :CO% TIM SUITABLY M MPS • TATIWS, and will continue to de motor the preseat sod lortheetsing Christmas Season.—T. A. S. aad Co solicit boisonhol • visit to impact the Is choirs and elega•t eight. gisA waning at, pion to wit all purchawn tree Is. to 46,00, me of the largest gaol moot select stocks in the sostnitoll e i. T. A. I M arl gotimlths rmslibm kw, isek Is awl clock manigssimiresh dressing came makers. an heel= imposters. 154 lisoshelmiret. sad k basketrytt . mad Parts, am Alm& VALUES of OOLD.—WATREBBTON and Basic Dm fee the iefeentatioa el the Pubik end their --- aurae,. Kilns., hek t.. tual, tb.• t ollow lug ansenneenient re- Ventthg the r A 1. 1 .1: of C. , L1./. It eliot4 penis:sled that the Inte reste of the fair Smeltr soil the public a ill he alike priteeted by Me ante et:valuing...l 1111011Ikagt . tol2 this subject. teuld Was d1•1i1•i1 Int. 24 parts sir t mats. it (snows lint wild of 34 ccrats flue, Is 11. ,eta1e..413 3 84 1 II 8 carats .. 11111 10 worth i I 4 114 1; emote.. 3 0 2 8 midi .. 1 34 per 'ounce. I It: rands.. 210 74 7 emote .. 1 4 9 23 carat. 4 1 S lt rands.. 213 1 0 011144 .. 1 1 fl canto LOAM l+ carats.. 2 9 04 3 e•tate .. 017 8 StAnthld 317 104 13 carats— 2 0 0 4 tante .. 514 II 21 , wet. 311 4 1•2 carats.. 2 2 Iti 3 carats .. 010 7 30 , erste Jl4 St 11 carats.. 113 1 1 carats.. • 7 1 14 carets 3 7 3 :10 canals.. 111 4 1 carat .. r 0 3 4 II whetsetory. le. tirnrwtta street. Cwwwo9l99oew. W.C. ti o o4oll. Assays is ale ..1 t hansa sad Jiswal Mir Is. we. N.B. Ills fatablithatela dome st $ IN Ye iisg assl so lialsinliya at es. ecirek. CPERIOR PIANOFORTES.—Iiarrs. • KNOLL sad CO., Oblique. Grand. cottage. an•l Piccolo Ylesslene Stasedsetarern. tat Tottealuun-aourt :owl. Lenten. Ceti to call Ow attentkot c 4 owl...flay. ternary. prolcoor... c theft Till: tMneS oULIQI Y. PI thosolit K, comp. netstea, which 1. erlinitlod to he equal to any hoemontal iread pi.ur•h•rte offered to the public. It it with Iron book eartalla plate. superior st-tlon, en.l tropnoed eat noclds the Oilitlez of the a. tam. soo that the tome, al▪ tboonita u not to chic Mr, Instrument• at. of el...twat orattnirel.o, awl are uUe•I and tlonni $lO,l an notc he d Ilia troy may be p1a,..1 In the centre or In .ny port of the *entre n.•m. Th• uotrurncols pre:lanai and Intrtre4 ter exterior rtlerelos. Merctroote, altippers. awl the teak slip. plied. Ltd .4 pekes, and teetimeolale bus Os ..at ailment prekires. Prig tree ea applealis. WHEATSTONE'S HARMONIUMS (English) to issadalsred by limos elpf.L.S . or Cfarcttc.. 11.4,1 ttc.,lmr• SoU essspao. el o set of lb. )..t . 1 11.01.y94 woe. best Portmosidp sod lad : quire tuniul Guam& ____...-. is.. it.t.ny 11.• yt...... twos CC. *Mb poili e With .... M. 9. ..k cam le With 1....m.im. our ..I ad • MN of alindas II With Tim. Mork efactim kit. sluips IS a 111 1 limp Mips. lame Am ape. key 41tIo 1.4 a 41. 11... Anp.. twO • it. a AIN a w " Lan ...p.. 1. , .. arts .4 .1M.M.r...1.11. !I URA 1...y9.. titter 41. 04 rthrelms. alto ii. h..t ...I wl..•t ...rim. asinmest mar., _ hi. 4..141114. An — e,.l.;..,;;•.;T:riio.ent d 'milk Mannwelttr. M Alirsastre, with all the latmt hapimmeyser.t& W !ILA I • K owl ihSti4.. ..4 Pate:Wee of 10. Cos (wile& silw IU IR a aftvg. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. ivAcuis No .4 'NAttdrlt sa IstimictMatt their eztonalve MIKA n t'AltritTlNo. the .tettria• and labrks wattaliiir to the htlia,l“, Ileuesttoes. ter. Chitties, Ile.. et C 144.1.1•5 annutrUve toe refry le 4 dittongles.-1 Sul • Goitiottreet. t.ol 1.1 And M TopwYateosY4ew4 W. EAST CHAIRS, COUCHES, and BEDS. a WAIN 11110Prmaits •••• ear at Um worn compiet• as 4 Ild•I Lwow rock lap be • aril owe tor travelling, uml • L•0"1 ler Mow am smart 7. rid Ise•AJA. Cat. in n om. DAVIES% GERMAN WAX CANDLES, 1. 4.1 In% . , Ir.• DMA tit.it Sllll. la al: Vsme pima eat N. grsalr. •42., fa I. bre _yam. : bobase. It I Nana "wok cm wax la 141. e••=61•. 11 . 1 .. M. . 111. arl : sa.talis Pameshinp. isla4 war. 1.4 01.1. L. dip% Tid.; moodds.id.._oaa...u. N 1 gslim 3b.„ Pa, Mt. and l.a prr ..1.1 WlNlser I. k. pre pack, snow Win'. •r, ow, Winimr. N. 44.; lyery. Is 4. 1 r••••• 2* 61—ese Irk at M. P. PA V IM sa.l .11% • .4.1•4.1414%.1 u.nrlNess. 11121111erliate. ClOrille W c. T H4OIILEY'N VonD fur CATTLE. 1.11 , ..T NrWatATEATIErf. efTV, Dpi,, of str-1111 u MLA. ► ‘LtplaNlAN.ataimi. Lastrs. Ca*. 7 .% manylthi w 4 h.. I.as mentlairst am. becwate • tor..it Lt.t thrt...zto...tt It* TIIORLEY'S ILLI' , 4THATED FARMERS' .IL4l\ 4. A. tTE , T1t1.1:7, t lay, T.I. -1s• any...•re, ....W.. fr• re sal In Ilse tamer 11. 411, ••::.. 7 ..1:171.1111 I* kat n.. t 40.1614. tht ivL r , mot otiltht to run UV. altar Ist :a.* thrsalhla.sit OwCly.- m. T ll4 iiit.Ers AtaticuLTl - RAL GLEANER. ~„• I. warn aalserslary. r.t ~.../abs. tin nth, ore ssal h..ecrW U. IY AgTI. attarl4.—liter Sit, alsaapr.l • —77. \..y.. sm.., algy. AN . EXTIt.% SIX QUARTS of RICH MILK r• 41.th0l tkaPolith entre Two NI: A tithophk, tr.. Cni rtrt • . 44 . 1 Inds With • 111.6 1.••••, ...stale's./ Mil Algol., I. pock,/, 4 5.. I •n4m. 1- 401 b. SO) rasl•sy elation hi the I Alte4 1..11•11 1111.01.1 A tI. luvrrAseamlOol. %I Al. .n-1 111.tr•s!arto.7. hoot ►ltif.•crowft. La.! • ‘debt V. 144.4 b ii.r) vol.ere tr.M AR alreadj ofvdot t - - `EA sick Es.; I'ItEVENTIVE.—JoIEArs • •-•.'1 1 4.• - 1.. 11 , wry•ri of ors *Amoy. arr. ko-mmt. • • • 11 • 11.. sp. rarsc..l Ow Par .4 n many r. pf. • .1 L.A.,: fonnwl• 1.l um no Nom... or ▪ 111 11, • ••• • 0.• kr•••• lacursl44 I. ••I I. • lk a., ben n..4nare./..4. Irk I. ap.l *be I 11, * Laving 4.4shll.lunfols 1. 1.0/01.4.1.1.4 Neu I. fr. 4..41) • •.4.411.1 14 irrw.• Ik 111,40.4. arol 1.1114 born • e• I tw Ir.. I. ml.l. 1n.,.. 1.. wicswelle.l. atter Ilinary osrmwrom.rt• it, ia•lmeowerly YY bavalitOde 1111.1 k r• .4=414 aalbJeor• arc• 41•0 4 earl 4. • *4 watety. *al by 11. Amami. tretwit etwou.l. .. II..) t ft Qleatin. rim • ••• M. 51 mwt. 14. Th.. 1.11 w . r.: ; .5 1.. Iwwo tvrvive.l, . . - ..... t. SW , t.• telte that my LIPS Mgt • • .....••-• : omit Jay ok•lrbrea. I tOO% We of pant e.* ; •ea r 'J. .1 , J f. CAL - • !'. • J I, I. NUNN'S MARSALA or BRONTE WINE, at ta. reduced duty Ea per damn ; 17 ea per six &sell Ll 2 per quarter cook. /ail paid to eay stattoo In i:orriad. This wise will he found of superior •enality, b very raft and old. by and. Omni! toll Savoured. is entirety free bon beat or the Wilapproach to ackllty. supplied TMOd. NUNN and wlne. Writ, and liqueur merchats, n upwards of 47 years =to the Hon. Society of Liocohtlidna. 22, labb's Con n' Price Übe on application. MAN old pale Copes broody. 70e. per donna iptARLOW'S SY2LIF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. 1,/ lieveet-peir required. erocas BAJUOWII PITIOT CASK STANousrelleilee vast acwime. * ay mamma dlsSartsed hi tilting: vlll repay lb east a bombed fold. To salt cask. of every sire. Pries from 911. upwards. BAILOWn AUTOMATON CINDNN 811TER.—Warrarated to save use ton of costs ear. Price lls. ed. Epp.avtugs palls. MAULDIN'S R IiZAT aciums.—WlN roast a lant plat with ama Ore, and save a ton of reaper . 15a uors POTATO NTLAMZJI..—The only method to cook tlicen In perfection. Price Oa, Ts., b. N Apply direct JAIOII BARLOW. IL Zing William. dart. Mran.lou finveter sad patentee. Nee that his name and a.i.ircsa is on obey article . all ollssee are spurious linnet' on& fatablislied 1116. WINTER HOSIERY of evei7 description, including an ibe NEWEST PATT'IIItNe Is warm Woollen Stem:kiwi sad Under-clothing for family sot sod lovalimia. Superior coloured dancialm toe shirts. dremaLug gowns, tre , in mot variety. —rt PPE sad PLATE, Mauutacturen, 4, Water- Load." S.W. TINE OMEGA.—A NEW CAPE for GENTLE MLN, introduced and to be had only at HAMILTON and IS llf PTON'S, Telbts, Re. 105, Strand, from Messrs. Ralph and on 's 'Wayland* Oestleasen requiring rod and fashionable dress can depend on having the hest materials and latest style. A select sloth of from an& tounriv. aad overcoats alos)s on hand.—No. 106, Wand, oppodte kaeterdtall BOTH PLEASURE and PROFIT may he olerMed town a purchase at L MUSES sod SON'S ILNTABIJaiI Cita, which are furnished with an hamenve Mock of every di sc.iptioa of attire for adults sad juveniles of aU ci oases. amt where comfort, style. durability, and neatness are combined with a low nem of price. which could only he roman*. nitre so suck au este:mite salt as uo other house in the trade Coco toast of The departments to which E. NICHES and SON Invite puticular attention are the READY-MADE and ItgspogE cum/mu the HOSIERY sad DRAPERY, HAY and CAP, and BOOT anti baCtlia sod OE.XIRAL OETUTTING DEPARTMENTS. The URPAICE rArtnitrgo ntrkßrs ( yr been am pienished with a splendid Collection of the newest and choleeet Home mad Foreign Manntactines. Accuracy ot fit, elegance et style end promptitude in the execution of orders, have gabbed for lids Department a large and daily increasing conneelon. N. It Shout* any article not be approved ot, It wW be ex changed or the money returned. L WOE. ant SON'S El LES for SELY.MEASUREMENT and het. of prices. sith pamphlet the Readyminde Clothing Sys tem pest and preaent) gratis on applicatleg, co wet tree. LiTAISLIsIIMEN T'S are kLuoLD EVERT FRIDAY ITEN. !NG at sunset until Saturday &unmet, when Ombra ts 1111111 bed until 11 o'clock. EoN, IiERCHANT TAUPE-, WOOLLEN DRAPERs. JIATTER.4,, FRA4IEEA, MOT sad OWE lIMMIS, a 4 GENERAL oII_IIT:TEWI._ fon - doo of MINOR® sad ALDOATE• ux►uKtr 4TREET, corner of Ifort-otroft: 001L'ffElt al Tt!TrENfiAm of:I:T.110AD sad Et74TON !LOAD, ii;t•Tiryßetal .11 .I;ineat•ZißT:rn shW Wlng,,.Brldge-kyeet. Bred!ord. York .hlre rarest.. Sheterld . . . niq:ol.lL hill ft.C. aaJ :lON take thi. noporta oily . ?viola ling their Meads anti the puhlfc th.it it.. fr neer Braneh Lamiiltalusent M the corner of Tottenham-mut-rood . _ W MlMas4abl Ina awed on Sih IllilasZWL" JOLICrNTETS FLASK andBANDWICH CASE angst CD-woes on the nsist.tnit, rod enamelled to the eobtttaf like actnatreinenta —ls I alotpetotable Is every Volunteer. Tez. — Muria" &timed hy Lark Ranelngh and bury, and lolont4 Larry. le he the hest thlug .4 the kind ever Introduced . To he had ordy et T HARM NG Xllll MONS% huttnn. rnllttuy armament amt ...cattlemen% manuiacturme, 10s, besent-sterat. and S sad 4. Glasebonee•etreet, I...adun, W. *. Times. ' net AdmiesNly a d apted, by 14 economy of Race sad lightheak übant.•er and other parpuitee QPIVTACLES, improved b 7 HARRIS and SOS, .111 mast esetsisty preserve the sight. Patter camel be ricses. Meek with metals or pebbles. Lis.• steel. with . lea Gehl sad Si I ver vpectseles awl BreGleacee rgee: Its t earls*. at email low pewee liana's ?respect Glen. 12s. el. pest tree Tlitel. BARBI , eel BUN tiptiouise to the Lord lasly, oppecier the British Musses Gee* Leadee 1711. (,betas—No travellers eregiege4. DECAYED TEETH and TOOTHACHE. HOWARD'S INAIIEL, far sa,pping decayed teeth. Sma rm Wee the Getty. It leered lea a.ft state. 'without prsasurs ee esi herilatt late a white tweet. It remains in the Meth wig yams, reederlue eatractam nuneeeisary. and arras. thattha la. daso. DtreeliesseepeleeeeL —sold by all m,licine madam. Maa " Sly" sold Dr. Johnson. " let no take a walk down Fleet4Areet.' 14Z1F MAGAZINE—Every Month, One Shilling, riIEMP LE B AR. J. A London Magazine for Town and Country Readers, Conducted by Gnoma ACOCifrf SALA, Anther of " William Houarth," de. Commirrs or Nu. 1, Ds . 1801 1. For Better . for Worse. A Romance. Chapters 1. 2, 3. and 4. Francis Bacon. & The Northern Nose . 4. 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Each cause and effect has been carefully studied and analysed by per. eon& observation In the various Continental and English hos pital.. as also In private practice. By RALPH Damn, N.D. Ltcenti.de of the College of Physicians, Member of the Royal College of la= Ennian.l. &c. n .1. Allen. 2.1, Warwick lane. R" OZ SUPERSEDED by RIMMEL'S 131111tSTAL SCHN4WDA. • ~dooriosr cream, which In pv4 if a trw =WOW a .Itaatitul and yonoooent bloom to the Wools. 411. by pot f.r 32 damps I mie rrlitil ALMANAC% kr WI. besatitoll) Illo.troted and prrtupd, prided.. by pad fuv 7 damp& nuld 4311 antth RIVIIEL. whammy' b. Ilts germ Pk Strand, 24, (WAIL. Larks: ad 17. lkekvarti doe Halloos, Eats R°WlAl4l36' KALTDOR, an Oriental jM , tanical for town", ley and I 4. IT lag the t maple/ AM and `cr i at - voyally patron «•1 asteenieil , r lls esert• the meet soother r. e.ollag. eat purifyin s ; Lett.... the skin, indicates freckles. Mot pimples, spots. dlie.g..eaii.m. an d e:tur rotate/oft eleltattons. ant renders the skin tort fair, and bbeeulag. It shrieks all the electi 4.4 anima en the whether with mienteot to soil anJ lockmerhey or 'stow solar bet s„.i I. lears.YJ In high repute, from the sultry climes of 1,. la to the boom realm. et the l'rar. Prim T. hd. sod ss. yt per b•dtle. Cr dos —The Itooleade lialy.lor" on 011 1M wrappse of melt Cottle. mei their sioature. " A. Rowland mut r , oe," la red lab at tot Sold at .29, Hattemsardea, Los um mid by chetah*. and perfumer.. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Ix scorn BTUnt .1 and LIVER prepared wlthea nay Memorial turrediest, rnes the recipe aeon, sill le toilet In. !Suable to else eider ?rem Menu alet heir cdoiplaats, ladirestina, ail La, mums, giddier., dateless el the e)rs. It. tor hrhitual cettreams, as r fatally aperient medi cine and a s purifier !!! the bleed, they are truly excaleat , Maid la tlar spirralon and Qatefnl to the et•daseh. the Meats appeals. pressnie ss, and stronothen the whole nereme eye —d3l by W. Lambert, and by most !Inured+. la bets*, sad nut to rat la Ur. acett's .sl Lea PM. 'The petiolate are a einem pees peektte.., with Mersa Lanhaa. IS. Jelayastmset." easeessil on the stamp. Dn. BUCHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES.— ►pATENT 1.1'6All•COA1 Eli V I. , IETILIILE PILLS. a bowl, lenegaUw• for reculatlo; the huw.M, pitrUyine the W.A. remoelng *Minted humoun. rani User compla!nt., rhea. imPlesk rot scorbutic afiectlook costiveness. itc. Vegetable ahfsl4Mteeol, for ensinahnz all akin eruptimat. anolft, deep ended ulems Ar ..t . I V. let.thle E. are. the irn-ttest atramtki per of mature' for the delicate, an I aged uf bulb 1, an.. elleetaally curing deprcielon • 1 spirits ttrit.eillte. semen .oecs, withers.: of Or Marl% to. and all claret corraVinita together with the mutts aligns from ..}ours and PIIAMAZIP to the eat:trots of climate. Manacling • >waist Ittil and e 1.., complexion. atfueditt4 at are a 11•4414,401104 Ilse t, All tone pno uz. I ...born before Alderman Rawsoss. M.P . at rimidhnlb withla the Pirialictioa of the tight lion. the Leg Vapor ••f !on. gold be Buchan an.l Co. patentee.. n. Neinnsa•etno.t. liz/ordotrott. Looloo. W.. sad all 11111441441 Yr Inge andooustry Priers: rills per no.. la. led., la. ALa.A lla : r..ntn:ent. per pot. la 10. and 1:4•111Ct. 4e. CJ., 11... ee leati • containing I..ae Uses that quantity, Agent. :—Bar al. 71. lernionloa•deott J. Pourer. 141. Oxiord.trest Uanaa) hi. iial.eolettieet 4. 01411941111 e. Hooper, 41. .treet. Land-n-latlgti. Grum. ehnr hMMet Peed, Mg *trend Sc hrtmetagratneeptat Sri. Sweet atop ut all 44-,ita ADJ::. N.. meant. I.4.lmieLtaie In.acatia 110 eo.atalatag rams.: we fa/term Jlease. ltut published, DISEASES of the SKIN, with Photographic rucatratioes, pries : by post, Is. 31.: also, SKIN DISEAAVO end their RIMEDIER, IM :by poet, U. 10d. By J JORDAN, M.D., Licentiate of the Royal College of Physi cians, EdlaburO, Member of the Royal College of Surgrons, England. Ac. Published by John Churchill, to be had from the Author only . Consultations daily. from 10 to 2 and from I to 8, or by appointment.—t 9. tieorgeotreet, 118130,.r4q88re• Goo's Hoerrrm...—Asoirie was held iu the court room of Guy's Hospital on Thursday evening, at which, in t he presence of the governor, medical staff, and a large number of scientific and professional gentlemen, the trim. surer of the hospital distributed prize. and certificates to the following students :—Thing years students : E. Beckit Truman, first prise, 401.: F. Mark Cann, second prise,33/. ,• E. Beckit Truman, the treasurer's gold medal for clinical medicine ; F. Mark Cann, the treasurer's gold medal for clinical surgery. Second year's students : Thomas Holm.- seed, brat prim, ; James F. Stamper, second ; I'. R. J. B. Minns, third honorary certificate ; John Makens, fourth honorary certificate. fiin4 lean students: Thomas Steyenaoo, first prize ' : 101.: J. St. t.Clarke, second prize, J. H. Ernes, P. Procter, W. R. Grove, Joseph Willes, Will am Murdoch, Henry Hicks, Joseph Lamb, J. A. Taylor, Robert blade, were also candidates to whom honorary cert ificates were awarded in order of merit. For Use examination in classics, mathematic', kc., the following awards were made : Robert Chapman Gibs on. hint prize : Chauncey Fumy. second prize • John Jones Phillipeon. and Arthur tailor, third prize, equal ; Frederick Long, bon°. rarr certificate ; George Fasted, honorary certificate. timlvresury herr.u.n:ENce.—Oxronn, Nov. 30. —B.ti,uor. Cotceoe.—Yeaterday evening Mr. Thomas Hill Gmen, R.A., of this society, was elected to an open fellow. Mr. Green, in Fester term, IMP, obtained a first class in the school of "Liberia Hurnaniorilri." AlkiEstlllENT rug WATEC R.trgo.—A number of informations were yesterday laid by the Liverpool corpora tion officials before the stipendttry magistrate, with a view to try whether, in the case of tenants whose landlord pays their rates, and who agree to pay a somewhat higher range of nut in consequence, the assessment should he made upon the rent plus or in. LI I such calculation. The magistrate decided that the assessment should be made Plilll4 the calculation. Corrox rx 'Lorre TO LIVERPOOL—Whatever may Le the opinion of th'oe well up in their estiniatos as to the quantity of cotton to le. expected from the new crop in the United States, one thing seem. cute certain, viz. that this imply's of new cotton into Liverpool by the end of the best mooch will fall very far short of the quantity imported last vest ; one letter by the flanituonia stating that tlau imports this veer into Liverpool will be from 100.000 ho 14000 babe Ise due List y ar. Dec. 4. J. H. Centre: Berm -- AsFre . et, ITSTallehester.Tolld- Inp, Cannon-row, Westminster, photographic artist—F. Collins, flusses.strret t Pimlico, and Bsantort.buildings Strand, commis don agent—T. l$ biking. St. John-street, Brick:lane, timber mer chant—J. Austin, Cobham, Surrey, licensed victualler. Dec. 6. J. T. Burdett, Aberystwith terrace, Islingtcn, printer's assistant—T. Galloway, Richmond, Surrey, milk invector—W. ja. lims i t t reet t ,. Plani t rtestr;t r irog bedstead mater -11. Walltant— S. Healey, Downshlre.hill, Hampstead, and i'pper Thames-street, City, merchant J. Toner, Ronno-terrace, Roman-road, Caledo niail.road, grocer. Dee. IS F. L. Winter, St. John'elaas. Clarkenwell, dairyman —J. HBO, Paradiaostreet, Tabernacle-walk, undertaker—O. Moss, Crossetrset, Newington-butts, Survey, boot maker—F. Bowry, Old Malden, Surrey, dealer in cattle on columbines— T. B. Porter, Pomona-place, Fulham, town traveller—H. T. Voss, Ashley-crescent, Clty-road, and Larapeter.street, Islington, clerk to timber merchants—J. S. Johnson, High-street, Horton, look ing-glass frame maker—J. Tickner, East Moulsey, Surrey, Jour neyman carpenter. Dec. 17. W. IL Shields, Stepney-causeway, shipwright—ll. Jackson, Jun., Harensed-piaoe, Park-road, Old Kent-road, hat manufacturer—J. Bristow, Artlitirterraoe, Queen's-road, Hob loway, dealer In provisions —H. D. Browning, Denbigh-stmt, Pimlico, clerk to a gas lamp manufacturer—W. Long, queen street. Stepney, commission agent—T. R. Southern, Swan-street, Newington, omnibus proprietor—G. Foreman, Watford, Hert fordshire, builder—E. Jones, Thrognsortonotreet, City, porter. _ DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDIIND6. JOHN AXPOID and MULLIS GILIELILADE Bridgewater, /tomer setahlre, Umber merchants-2nd dividend of ss. fkL, any Tues day or Friday, at Birtaers. Exeter. Jima Jeans Guano', Si. Austell, Cornwall, auctioneer—let iv 'dead of Oa. it, any Tuesday or Friday, at Ilirtsere, Exeter, JACOB ALIZANDSI ALEXANDER, Exeter, china dealer—ld divi dend of Is., any Tuesday or Friday. at Hirttera Fatter. JOSEPH nriptaatu, Plymouth, Devonshire, ironmonger—lat di vidend at la tied., any Tuesday or Friday, at Hirtsers, Exeter. Briee BOSIIRT Wrtints, Wertbroomlch, Staffordshire, draper —dividend of Id. ,on new prooh being a portion of the dividend of ti any Thursday, at Kinnear's. Birmingham . DAVID HALSTRAD, Manchester, worsted dyer—let dividend of is Md.. Doe. la and any subsequent Tuesday, at Imam's, Manchester. Jour lifirt24, Birkenhead, Cheshire, newspaper proprietor— let dividend of 6d.. Dec. 5, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. 10511 CA FFTClier . L LACE and LEDNARD EDDTSOI-7th dividend • • of AI., Dec. 5, and any aubsequeut Wednesday, at llorgan's, Liverpool. Juslll:A PLercfsa LAcil (separate estate;-7th dividend of 'd., Dee. 5, and any subsequent Wednesday, at sfor4aa's, Lli - - - Dec. 21. J. J. Stephenson, I..;;;fortCstreet. Bryanatonequare, cabinet maker—Dec. 21. W. G. Gibson, Gotialming, Surrey, farmer—bee. 21. E. kJ Watson, Tottenham-court-road, linen draper—Dee. 21. D. A. di Dessetrio. New Breadstreet, merchant —Dec. 21. A. Daniela, Alesander.squarc, Brompton, merchant— z. 11. W. Jones, Ablershott, Hampshire, tailor—Dee. 21. K. Goldsmith, Sutton. near Ely, lUbridieshire, miller—Dee. 21. T. H. Para Newmarket St. Nary, Suffolk, grocer—Dee. 21. 1. B. J. Read, Leadenhaltruarket, City. and Upper North.atreet, Beth. nal-green. buteher—Jan. 3. R. Limtniek, Golden Valley MW, Mon. Gioucestershlre, tillter—Dee. 21. G. V. Wakefield sad R. Blot. swansea, GlamoriAnaldre, hotel keepers—Dec. SO. J. Carmichael. Liverpool, merchant—Doe. 21. W. (iilyard and S. Brown, Bradford, Yorkshire, machine wool combers—Dee. 21. W. Gllyard separate estate, Bradford, Yorkshire, machine w comber—Dee. 21. S. Brown (separate estate, Bradford. York. shire, machine wool ember—Dee. 22. J. P. Flint. SheMeld,York• shire, plumber—Dec. 21. T. Clark, Bradford, Yorkaliire, paper and rag merchant: C7LLTIFICATLr9 to be granted, unleu cause be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. Dec. 21. C. Stanbridge, Chcapside, City, merchant—Dee. 21. C. Pritchard. East.plave, Waloot.place, Lambeth. plumber Dec. M. IMlss Packer, Aldgate Illgtostreet, City, boot and aloe maker—Dee. 11. E. M. N at,on, Tottenham-court-road. linen draper —Dec. 21. J. Tripp, Cries-street, Walworth, tallow chan dler— Dec. 11. .1. T. Bargro, Ituckkrabury, City, wholesale hardwareman—Dec. IL W. s'. Croft., CasUe-etreet East6tis fordatreet, printer—Dec. 21. J. Hallett, St. Martin's Halt - acre. and Langhsna.street, Pnrtland.place, bookseller—Dec. . S. Randle, Plymouth, Devonshire. auctioneer—Dec. 31. W. Tor nio. Plymouth, Ikvonshlre, draper—Dee. 11. T. J. Harris. Ply mouth, Devonshire, mercer—Jan. 14. J. Cartwright, Vorhitting ton, Shropshire, builder. PARTNIBBHIPS DISSOLVID. 11. M'Clelland, James SUClelland, and John WClelltuni, Bir mingham, hardware merchants, so far as regards Jame,Weld land —R. Mitchell and S. ilodpon, Bradford, Yorkshire, plumbers—E. Taylor and T. Elliott, Clay-cross, Derbyshire, cosi masters—W. 11. Choules and A. Gruning. Hastings, Susses livery stable keepers—Emma Randle and Ellen Dwelley, New Bond-street, Hanover.sguart, court millimrs-11. Wood and if, NI. Kettelwell, Mincing-lane, City, colonial brokers—W. France and S. Brighouse, Huddersfield. Ynticshire, woollen manufac turers—W. Bowers and T. Brown, MiUbank, stonemasons—D. Duarte. A. P. Fletcher, and W. IS smith, Manchester, muslin printers, so far as regards W. H. Smith—S. Leather and D. Haigh, Aldmondbury Bank, Yorkshire, fancy woollen cloth maunfacturers—R. Foot and C. A. Graves, Kingstreet, chti, woollen warehousemen—W. Charlesworth, H. Charksworth, and T. H. Dunbar, Barbican, City, tobacco manufacturers—G. Coup and J. Payne, Manchester and limp-bridge, Lancashire dealers—T. Halle and J. Carruthers. Wigan, Lancashire, to= rnanufactu ames Smith, John Smith, and A. Smith. Hawes, North Riding of Yorkshire. manufacturing benders—R. Hipworth and J. Upton, Cotbench, Derbyshire, tanners—W. Plant and G. Plant, Langton, Staffordshire. plumbers—J. J. P. Hoare and R. Meade, Southampton, wine merchants—C. Aubrict and L Peke, Mincing.lans City, wine merchants—A. Dunn deceased., Dun 'ocher and Glasgow, merchant, so far as regards his connexion kali the businesses carried on at Glasgow and Old Kilpatrick ; the Machine Works. Glamrow the Cotton Spinning and Weaving 31111 s. Duntocher, Dainty, Hardgate, and Milton : and the Cold and Lime Works, Bmidgeld—k, J. Cracker arid S. Warner, Lon don and Liverpool, ship chandlers. SCOTCH SEQI7ZSTRATIONI4. Jail= Ilarroa Moiuusos, Glasgow, confectioner, Dee. 4, at the Faculty Hall, Glaagow. MIKAN Mac&loon. &HobartlS. fosolvinige. Dec. L at 1: "" l b and Lyon'. Rooms, Edinbordn JAMLS WYATT, uouthaquare, dra's.lnn. and Edinburgh, son eitor. Dec. 5, at Dewar'. Rooms, Edinburgh ()DURO. UNSUILY PIRRY, Y.dininugh, merchant. Dec. Is at Dowels and Lyon's Room., Edinintri. JANCY RUCIIIIT ,leceavol). Inverlelth, lfid-Lothlah. Dec. 15 at l'ay and black's Roma, rAinherlrh• Jams Howta. Ilaryficld, by Dundee, yarn tallier, Dec.lo. at the Royal bole!, Dundee ALakagiout ALLtsos, Glasgow, baker, Dee. 4, at the Faculty ILA Glasgow. MARYLEBOreE r. Sr. AN N left, SOHO. —OW reader. have before been informed that there is a dispute between the parish of St. Marylebone and St. Anne's, Bobo, relative to the paving of a certain portion of Oxford-street. The question is one of boundary, the parish of St. Anne's refuting to pay the share for paving apportioned to them by Marylebooe. This important matter is to be tried in the Court of _Queen's Bench, by a special jury, on Tuesday next. Mr. Edwin Jame ., Q.C.. is retained for the parish of Bt. Marylebone, and Sir F. Kelly, Q.C., and Mr. Bovill for the defendants.—AforylehormAferriers. IMPORTANT Ti) MEDICAL SIT DERR. —lt is woes miry that gentlemen who may think of entering the army or Indian medical service should know that the next exami nation of candidates will commence on the third Monday in February. The number of sasistant.surgeous required will he about fifty. There will be no separate examinations for the two services, the British and Indian being now united tinder one head. All successful candidates will be garotted on the same day ; their pay will commence at once, and those who go abroad will have a fret paara7e found. The prospect is a So y one for young men of eacrgy. —Medical Tillie* mid G'azete. THE DERBY. 6 to 1 apt Dundee (oft) 14 to 1 Big 800 (off) 16 to 1 Diopliaotus (off) 20 to I Kettledrum (t) 22 to 1 Klarilcoft (t) 25 to 1 Dictator (off) 33 to 1 Nautilus (t) 50 to 1 Yorkrainster (t) 66 to 1 Heron Dials (t) METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. The meeting of the board was held yesterday in the Comeil-chamber, Guildhall ; Mr. J. TuwArrzu hi the chair. The financial statement was presented, which gave the following cash•balaocee in the hands of the tzmumrer : Current accounts, 76,A00/. 10.. ed. ; deposit accounts, 114,000/. ; total, 190,8091. 10s. Sd. ; government securities, 17,1561. 6s. ld. INNIOTTIdIOI7B_IN yklll CITY Or LONDON. On the motion for further COUeiderinitce — report of the Works and Improvement Committee, recommending that the board do contribute orie4hird of the cost of public improvements to be carried out by the Commissioners of Sewers of the City of London, by setting ld bick the house, Nos. 23 and 26, Aldgate ; No. 27, te ; No. 159, ' to-street Without ; and Nos. to 25, Little Thniitylane, at an estimated coat respectively of SOL, 1061., 211., and 3601., such contributions not to exceed tie respective sums of 6/. 13e. 4d., 33L, 71. , and 1161. 13s. 4c1., and to be paid to the said commissioners on the certificate of the architect of this board of the completion of such improvements Teepee. lively ; that the board do contribute one•third of the cost of effecting a public improvement in Lothbury, to be carried out by the Commissioner. of Sewers of the City of London, by setting back the house numbered 37, estimated' at 1,50 W., such contribution not to exceed 50W., and that such amount be paid to the Commissioners of Sewers of the City of London on a certificate from the architect of this board of the completion of the work, Mr. H. L. TAYLOR moved that the words " carried out or " be inserted before the words " to be carried oat " in the recommendations of the Committee of Works and wovements of contributions to improvements in Aldgate, Bishopegste.street Without, Little Trinity-lane, and Loth. bnu, respectively. _M . r, SNOW seconded the motion. This subject led to • long dissuasion, in the course o which it was contended that as some of these works were completed, it would be in contravention of the terms of the act of parliament to appropriate the money of the ratepayers of the metropolis to such object.. Mr. WOOLRYCH, the standing counsel to the board, said that there was no doubt that the framers of the Metropolis ent Act intended that the assent of this board should obtained before improvements were carried out, but at the same time, looking at the particular clause, in which there was • great deal of bad grammar, he did not think the board was precluded from contributing towards improvements after they had been earned out. He believed that the board had power to contribute towards improve meuta recently carried out, and if asked what he meant by improvements recently carried out, he would my a few weeks or months, extending perhaps to twelve months, but certainly not much beyond that period. The CHAIR/lAN put the question, when the amendment making the act retrospective was acid by a majority of 19 to 14. _ Mr. Dot LION then moved another amendment, " That the amount of 2,0001. voted by the board for sewer improve. meats having been already expended, the board WAS DOt io a position this veer to make any further contribution to such improvements.' Mr. FREVlANstconded the amendment. After a debate the question was put, and there appeared— For the amendment 24.); against it 11. . . Mr. SAVAGE moved another intendment, " That the further consideration of thi. question be adjourned for • fortnight." Another division took place, and the amendment was negatived by a majority of 20 to 8. The original motion was then put and carrier! by • majo rity of 1G to 12, but on the motion being put for the adop tion of that portion of the report with regard to Lotbbury. an amendment was moved that the further consideration of this part of the report be adjourned for three months, which was carried by a majority of 17 to 14. The rest of the businesi was of an uninteresting and formal nature, which having been disposed of, the board adjourned. THE ProLEN COAT.—Just before the hearing of the CYO of "Stocbsidge v. Ellis," in the Court of Exchequer yesterday, the jury retired for "ten minutes' refreshment." On their return, while Mr. Serjeant Ballantine was open ing the plaintiff's case, a juryman, addressing the Lord Chief Baron, sail— "l beg your lordship's pard.ti ' but some person has thought proper to take my coat and to leave this one (holding it up) in its place." (Laughter.) The Lord Chief Baron—" I hope, sir, it is abetter one than your own." (Renewed laughter.) Jr. Serjeant Ballantine, alluding to the terms of the alleged libel—" I suppose, like my client, the person who took this gentleman's coat has ' adapted it at a small *barge."' (Great laughter.) The Lord Chief Baron—" I suppose the coat was taken when the jury-box was empty ?" The J ror—' It was, my lord." The Lord Chief Rtrui—" If a police-officer ia in court he had better look out for the person who took the coat. It is possible that the exchange of garments and bats, which so ' frequently occurs in Westminster Hall, may be made through mistake. The theory , however , can hardly be sound, for invariably the inferior is substituted for the superior article. The owner of a good bat, if he does not find himself altogether hatless, receives in exchange a shocking bad one. The best coats do not always cover their l eg itimate owners at the conclusion of the sittings. The police wJahl do well to keep a sharp look-out on the fellows who prowl about the courts with a very indistinct notion of the difference between MAUR and leant." RMIAN WAR VILASELS TOR CHINA.—The steam clipperAbreck, Captain Pylkin, and the steam corvette alaraila, Captain Davidhoff, men-of-war 'easels belonging to the Russian Imperial Navy, are now moored in the river off Northfleet, having arrived for the purpose of convoying the Haydamack, a new vessel built for the Russian govern. meat at Meagan. Pitcher's dockyard, the biome, gun vessel, which has been under repairs, and a screw gunboat built at the same establishment. The squadron, which is fully armed and manned, will leave the Thames to join the Russian fleet stationed in the Amoor River. THE Ht - mws'c BAY COMPANY SELLING LIQUOR TO 121DIAN14.—Letters bays been received from Fort Rupert, from Captain Richards, R.N. who is surve • at that place, to the effect that upwa;ds of ilk or 800 Indians were going through the most frightful orgies' some data since under the wild excitement of drink. The captain at tempted to hold a parley with the chiefs, but knives were brandished and the most violent demonstrations displayed. This was the result of drink supplied them Ly the Hudson's Bay Company. The condition of affairs was greatly aggravated by the intoxication of nearly every white man in the fort. A more disgraceful state of thine' could scarcely be imagined. It is said that Admiral Baynes has reported the matter to the Lome government and suggested the On mediate appointmeot of a magistrate to check inch sale of liquor by the immaculate Hudson's Bay Company.—New Westminster Times. so. 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At the Mansion House meeting yesterday, Mr. CRICRIATIM FOITZSCUE, M.P., Under Secretary for the Colonies, said that being connected officially with the twin colonies of Vancouver's Island and British Columbia, which formed the chosen over which the Bishop of Columbia presided, he gladly undertook to second a resolution. It was well known t ha t an eminent and distinguished man, who latelyheld the office of Secretary of State for the Colonies, Sir E. B. Lytton, had the honour of founding the youngest, and, perhaps, the most interesting of the colonies of England ; but British Columbia was handed down in • very unformed or infant state to the present authorities at the Colonial-office, and he could say that no one took a greater interest in its welfare and progress than his noble friend the Duke of Newcastle. (Hear, bear.) It was im possible for any one to be connected officially with the worldly and material affairs of a community like that of British Columbia without haring an earnest desire that its higher, holier, and more sacred interests should not be neglected—that it should not only pores, as it happily did, the rudiments of law, order, and good government—a vigorous commerce and a healthy and hardy industry ; but that there should be sown the seeds of an educated, re ligious, God-fearing, and Christian nation. (Cheers.) And if he were a member of the church of England, he must be particularly gratified to learn that his church was likely to be the means of conferring that great boon upon that 'dis tant land. (Hear, hear.) He need hardly remind them that such relations as those between church and state in England did not and could not exist between the govern ment and the church in British Columbia. The system of state endowments for religious purposes was absolutely alien to North America, whether in or beyond British poi sessions, and its establishment there was admitted to be im possible. That policy was fully recognised by the government at home and in the colony, and by none more heartily than the Bishop of Columbia. When the bishop went out than much suspicion and alarm was excited among a jealous com munity, for the name of a bishop seemed to them to imply • system to which they hail been unaccustomed, and objected. The newspapers had articles against the estab lithenut of a state church, and the House of Assembly adopted resolutions in the same sense, but soon after his arrival the whole scene changed. By his great tact and excellent sense and judgment he succeeded in diverting the current of popular opinion into a channel highly favourable to his mission. He threw himself boldly on the voluntary efforts of the people, and they gave him a cordial and hearty welcome. But while they could not have re course to state endowments, the voluntary sys tem was not without great difficulties, and unless they endeavoured earnestly to surmount those, the cause of religion in the colony might be imperilled. This new colony, which was only a child of two years' growth, was as la rgei as the whole of France, and until re cently had been but a wilderness, inhabited by wandering Indians and a few white men engaged in the fur trade. Since the discovery of gold a tarp population had poured in from the neighbouring states, but it was not • settled or fixed population, arid varied much in its number. Being a mining population chiefly it was shifting and isolated, and it was no exaggeration to say that hardly a spot could be found in British Columbia with 100 settled inhabitants. A serious obstacle was interposed by such a state of things to any steady and regular support of the church or schools by voluntary contributions. The good order and respect for the laws which prevailed in that I scattered population was perfectly marvellous, hut they were unable themselves to establish • Christian church in the colony, though if it were founded for them they would gladly welcome it, and perhaps in a short time support it with out any extraneous assistance. Another reason why the church of England should strike its roots deeply in British colonies war that it might efface as it were the anti-English or rather un-English character of the people. There never was an English colony in which such a preponderating proportion of the population was not drawn from the home country, and the consequence was that it had lost in • great degree its British habits and feelings. This, however, afforded no ground for complaint or idarin. The policy of the govern. meat had been to throw open the door of the colouy as widely as possible, and to allow the Americo people to enter as freely as they liked ; but it showed that the teachers of the rising generation should be drawn as much as possible from the mother country, and thus made to form a link, which was greatly wanted, between the dependency and our. selves—a mettle for fusing in one harmonious Christian community the whole of that mixed and heterogeneous population. The Indian race, the original possessors of the country, had paramount claims on their attention. They bad suffered much from the presence of the white man, but he did not mean to say that the relations between the white and coloured man were as unsatisfactory to a British terri tory as in the United States. They were marked by far lees of oppression, cruelty,i and bloodshed ou the one side, and of revenge on the other, than un fortunately was too often the case in the United States. But it was not enough to say that they had escaped the contaminating influence of the white can—that they had not been poisoned, both in body and sae!, by ardent spirits to the same extent as elsewhere. We had surely a higher duty to perform towards those who were a peaceable, friendly, and teachable people, when not mad dened with drink. In almost all the quarrels between the two races the fault hail been on the side of the stronger— or the white man. (Hear, bear.) In British Columbia the Indians were in • peculiarly favourable position. They had the advantage of Christian teachers ; and at the present moment there were 4,000 settled on land of their own mar the town of Victoria, the capital of Vancouver's Island, and enjoyed the protection of the governor, who was thoroughly acquainted with their character, sad ready to assist any Christian minister who wished to promote their civilisation. (Hear, hear.) He heartily concurred in the observations • the Bishop of London, that the church of England was ready in this mission to join bands with all men prof ceing Christianity. Here the objection could not le taken that this was a work of proselytism and conversion as between different sects and denominations. Their work was to wage war against ignonince and vies in all forms, snit to endeavour, wider the blessing of God, to reduce chaos to order, and to throw upon it the light of Christianity. The contributions inunediatelyresulting from the meeting at the Mansion-house amount to over GOOF._ Sir Edmund Head, the Governor of Canada, was prevented from attending the meeting by othcial 'momenta. No Humor, No Kt:co.—The High Church organ The Union, than expresses the opinion of its party on Lord R. Montague's letter :—" It is very refreshing to find a man of high social position, like Lord Robert Montague, coining forward with a freak and manly exposition o f his views on the merits of Garibaldi, and sending them to the Tomes with his name attached. Lord Robert may expect to be the butt of the liberal journalists for a fortnight to come but be will have the satisfaction of seeing that, although he is victimised personally, his arguments are uu.tsmiled ; end for this very good reason, that no amount of sophistry or elusive ' fine writing' will do away with or ohaeur. , the dear logical force with which the noble lord "bows the real character of Garibaldi and his acts, and the light in which they must be viewed as affecting the principles of public morality and the rights of sovereigns." enema PALAOL. 0111 SHILLINO FRIDAY, Nor. 30.—Admission on payment, 291 ; ditto by sewn ticket', 316 ; total visitors, 607. Errs's ITONCF.OPATEIC COCOA. 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