The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-26 00:00:00

FATHER PASSAULIA'S PLEA FOR THE ITALIAN CAUSE.• The reasoning of Father Paean lia is not ad art...A to that state of feeling or thinking which prevails in England, and the remark meet fre ywntly made on those portions of his writi ngs which have been translated into Zuglish is that the go.sl Father proves nothinidwhich we did not believe before. Nevertheless we are glad to see his republished among us. If they did uu m ore than extend our acimaintance with the modes if thought which prevail among pious, learned, and mtlecting men of his communion, they would do witch good. But they can perform a higher 'nice than this for those who will bestow a uosirrate share of attention ou their contents. That cumumuity uf Christian experience and in trix,ts which M. C.uizot has lately undertaken to ciplain, and which he has degraded by material ieng it, is after all a truth, and no one, we think, can centemplate without being profoundly touched by it• the spirit of simple and earnest faith in which Ist lierPassagliadedicates himself ton work every step of which implies a sacrifice of objects dearer than Any mere worldly advantage. R e may or may not .hare his belief that the Church of Rome contains s living principle which can dispense with the v...rldly pomp soil power which has for so generatious allied it with the mis t:overman:tit of the Pontifical States ; but we can honour Passaglia for believing that it must he au, as long as be ulentifits his Church with the Church of Christ. This pure and simple trust in spiritual powers and inihuences, to which be ex horts all catholic bishops, and which he exemplifier' in his uwu conduct, is it Hot the very example of which all chureher and pastors at the present time have must need The features of this pamphlet are stroogly marked, both as Italian and as catholic. It is fa of appeals to Chrixtian antiquity, to the Tethers, and to the course .4 history. Direct inferences Inv's general principles, although present, are rare. The author I. AUZiOIUI to lead the thoughts of his readers from that which is extriusic and adeenti bolo. to what is eternal in the coentituti'es et the Church. Thuc, after showing that the right .4 the Sovereign Pontiff and his authority ...hoot he connected with his political isslepeu deuce, because the tint Pius, who had not tempo r.il p..w.r, hul io.vertheleas the same right and au thority as Pius the Ninth, he pruceede to say : Hut our oprooesta mply that the reihriou• liberty of the reposes Posen ra clearly onessied with kis political inch =llif by Ito word liberty aedentood bailey is fut. r. Inaction ; lea thin latter lemur or dioisehes regress. sessolias as the weight sed sem. ter of &mew err bereese. Ad orb cea seilsoste tha dander whit eagle beet theepserielis siaistratiae, Easel sbaskle It, sad eves It less dberolk If the sues moor of Peter, robbed of Withal iadeprealsre. should hoer* mere eabjest he a heopenti prior. Tureme (*hay say) there is the Wiles' aced this the serialierm• co•sevnitiee of all Melia= sheall sew eledieste that scot 4 amiss pay with the eines of Pepe utile Ebbe Pro. deuce hes keg leo liholl. het the 'postale maim/sew which should M e nem free mil Amid et a breath of sespielse, be sole objest be say terserbare authority. To this objection he replies : Although this eirjestise Y wises me Sisk dot it eta be 11119110111 IL Is the bet pima. Aid Iminty la this which the Pope claim for the timaree of hie daily fie is deeply deceived If be cameo everything to lbw asisestitly amend see to his web. WIN Woolag, all aid= P a r ikai._ ll • ll l el that bad. sad Inert beg tram every of reetrary I. the 4 Met sad of thiTss. witch premise tehemay sad poreselles sad aR adommilp, la Um world. ha the slams sol besot foilearersal the geopsii ouch facility le repapaset lie the batons of Way. sad an Moreover facials WI - Peps le baps for iL Moreover there east roe mem, kir the Peatlf sd isobar for the church, whisk be reiss, leasbea, avid feed% iu the sane sad by the authority of peal But the elserch, is the present seertal life, renew a rowed path, sad vows a oval lordship. " Not roily," toys horrible (Clv. Del t..b. Is, cap. 51), " is the time of the bodily pressen 4 Cheat sad be apostle., but Iran Abel, the his just ase, whoa ha blether ha y slew, le the sed of Lime, the church sees se her is the WM of the person teem 4 the world sad 4 the cesesistises of God." ACM& hely , he adds (cap. 52) "1 de sat think that the number of persarrutioci• by which the shriek soot be tried can be data l" Oar alvermsies seem to b. igmeast d Um Gospel sada history, sad of themermary meditiese d a militeat eller* oboe they rem their met pewerfel orgameat is &mar et the union of pditMd eominigaty with the chiefdom of reli gion upon a Mon facility is the falilaiest of tatie apatoric Ohre ... . sorely they must ban forgottan these words of St. Auguitine After noticiag "that liberation from the cap tiv ay of liabyloa after seventy years we. promised to the J 0...," be goes as sal, "all this signified, under a figure, that the church of lltriet in all its mugs, who are the citi zens if the hoarsely Jerusalem, we. to be in bondage to the kings of this world. For the apostle also teaches that *very soul should be subject to the higher powers, and all things should he rendered to all ; to whom tax is due tax, to whom custom is due custom, and all other things which, except our womibip of God, we yield to humanly es. tablidied prism ; for our Lord Limmelf, WA he might give us an misiople of this sound usecLing, delved teaL d trtute li for that individual mamboed wervinik be was c A right noble argument, "from faith to faith." •.1 Plea for the /Wiest Quaff. addrosed to Caasuhe R.A,14 WI a tAitAidie Print. heedeld hi. Um ilhasus sad Nagai*. FOREIGN POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES GOVIR3 MINT. (Frees the New Yeti Erening Pow.) WASHINGTON, Dac. S. The correspondence of the State Department, submitted by the President, has been printed and read by all who are interested in our foreign rela tions. That part of the comepoocleuce held with Mr. Adams has attracted special attention, and the impression left by it is • very decided one that our Minister at the Court of St. James will act with ability, discretion, and manliness, should the Trent affair become the subject of diplomatic correspon dence. The President has impressed himself very decidedly within • day or two as favou ring &cautious, pacific policy towards all foreign governments at this peculiar time. "Otte war at • time !" was his remark to an impetuous gentleman who was en deavouring to show the power of this country to beat England iu a *inflict upon our shores, should such a result ensue. The policy of the President and of • majority of the Cabinet is to avoid any I..etilities with any foreign power during the ex istence of the rebellion, If tt cau be honourably avoided, and no anxiety is felt by the government on this score. .VEMORIAL TO LOAD PALMERSTON. The fullowilig manorial baa bean forwarded " To the Right floe. Viscount Naltoenton, K. 0., First Loud of the Ticasnry. "The n.emorial of the Visited Liberal Association of Northampton 'howl'', --That your sassisorialiete view with inrspreseihle apprebassioe the possibility of war between Eu.:land alai the Ironed Steles of America. Your memo rislogs are inipremed with a profouad corivictioe that such a w would prove the greatest material and moral calamity evrr suffered by ale ormstry or trammed by mankial. " That such a war woukl stolid, half a century of Eng. land's work fur the abolitios of slavery, by its effect upon the cosiest sow gmag on between the Northern and Soothers Stake of America. "That each a war would be unnatural, tbe purple of the I 'ohm! State* Wag our hortims and guttural allies—of ooe comma deorest --actuated by the mem gripes*, of po blood and religion@ frernlsm—ishmting our allergy, and Marius our commercial character. " lbst such • war would be a material calamity of op pstltsg as reference to our commercial relations ' with s populous. Mimesis& sod thtiviiig country like Amer ' via, • gnat pot of our population beiug directly depesdeut m oar °minerals with America, mad the future of both sa lami gr is tly giepirediag on our magoasanous sod ge011011• sundae( to Americo is this it. hour of tied and adversity. Such being the view of visor memorialist., we Ism most re. spectrally to refer te the misundermuidisg betimes this 1 country sad the rolled Mates : and without este*, say legal argumest se to the right or wrong of that yew trow, to protest spinet warfare and = a z hers Um every effort may he used to amid appreheod that the 00.11/111111111, the Mae .1 NO mud 11 wee elisll V without las seguimens of taw Americas goverment. sod we ere se 7 ee war pert is op prosebing that gomenmend s mirk conciliation sad herteeresee, whack aweet fao be be rimipmestai We taut there are methede by Wei& pose may be walstaised eltber by se special wieeies, as bee peeved= es im =emletre sad we hope wad bonen year heahhip is yewr whien wall be able, in stele of the our spirit els parties el the pews, le proem pew without hirsietdati the beeeee ef " INgwel es WWI el the tralawi lu t i btal Areorielles .t s monist sesnelag ef tbs weeeisties. the Zird day of Do. eesataw, 11111. " Wm. geomtsltas, Cltanium." THE POLICE COUItTs. (THIS DAY.) MAR L BOROUG 11.8 TR EET. A CHHIMMAM .Vagn.et Pram, cook, And Henry!, ie,s, waiter. in the employ of Mr. Myers, of 12, Marylebone-street, were charged as follows : The complainant said ors the previous lay the cook and the waiter both got drunk and were perfectly mad. (in going down into the kitchen he found one empty bottle which had cootained brandy lying on the door and another bottle three parts fall of brandy on the table. A turkey which was meeting, was burned to a cinder and a goose was all but totally destroyed. The cook, tio being expooto• laid with became very insulting and annoyed Inns before Ws customers. He did not wish to prow the came. Mr. Tyrwhitt.-1 aes sorry for it. Ilr. Myers—!t is not so much Ibbir not cooking my goose es the fact at the brandy being taken. Mr. Tyrwhitt—They must be discharged ; but I'm sorry for it. Here is a well•fed cook who spoils things through getting drunk, while others who an pour and deservuig newt get food to eat. They wen then discharged. CL ERK EN W ELL THE CHIUSTWAII HOLIDAY. The number olp;reons ---- Ch;rieiceri &hieing drunk and in eapahle, sod with drunken and riot one conduct, did out this 'mount to above half the number that were with similar offeeere on boxing-day Wt year. SOUTHWARK. zurisc; up Witham Norit, • ieepectahl;ma --- 11, described u a wine merchant, who appeared to have elro in egetter, being literally covered with dry mud, waa .ought before Mr. Burch= with being drunk and incapable of taking can of binned. Joui;as Wel* ISO H. said he was on duty in WWl*. staost. mB =h, at two this ,stamina, when hie attentioe to pisoner, who was lying rolling in t w b a the s i gurrerfrig out '' I wOO% go home till morning." H. wee es frierfully drunk that he could not raise bisaffil on Itis lap. Witness lifted him up, but he fell down again, and WA no incapable that he was compelled to seed for a stretcher and carry him to the etatioa.bouse. Yee. &mbar, to the defrodant- -What have you to ely for yourself Defendeat—Well, I bonny know. I had been keeping up Chrinters at Oemberwell, and bow I come into the Ho milk I enasee tell, as I ought to have been somewhere in Cipplern, r that r when I live. Benesto—llot you were quite insensibly drank. Wirt Iwo Toe to say to Wt! Dahrilest--Itll 1 sea say is, that I kept op Christmas follow too Moly. I don't resell leaving my (flood's Immo to f,a . . illorobiot—Yos oro doworibod to • via* staroirot ; Umlaut , * you nut pay Ito itrookardro Aso of sa. Doloodoot—l bon so got forthhog. flea ato his robbed moo of worythiog—wolob, mosoy, Gad all. Mr. Dosolooma—Yos Nig mod for tho more, pto prima TRH WINDHAM LUNACY CASK. SEVENTH DAY. The inquiry was returned this morning. The Meer., summed a bop., that, with a view to get on with the ease more quickly, the jut y would tolerate sitting • little Mager each day. He had himself made moats which would mishit him to sat custeelly= k‘rMil OM. Lewdly*, acestmeasined by Mr. Coleridge—l haw* Need at 46 sad 16, Pall-mall. I was married when I lived at No. 16. No young me did is that home while I lived thera Ow of a siseissia-law was sever rosette* ia the low one of my sisters la law, woo three for six weeks h•fore she died. While the was this. uMalaly there was MO living ie the beam Time were soma] male a le . dgme, t not eas of them was • yeses mem. Not ems of this. OM farsithed say pert of the bow, exempt sae gmaismin who was thine whoa I west there and is Maim new. I west basal., Pa-ma be Odstan Lodge about Mx Two ego. A Mr. IPereoes, a Mead ei mine, 65 yearn of m lived at Gdaton Lodge with as. My sister Elio visited there sad sometimes elemed for a week, =Ott and perhaps a month at a - time. My lister west ad °manually in Mr. Palmed carriage tad she may have gone is it with Mr. Parseea I will swear she sever treat to kkharied to dingier with lit Mr. Pances immight his furniture to Gilstoa Lodge, mad took it , away with him when he left there. Hs left I la tismaquare of Eliza Sophia. I have sold WID . • far Kr. Barer far 20 years, but not on commission ; sad the only Wristlet I get front is that I have my man wine at Mitt prim. I Molt a bill of 2601. 113 e. 6d. about a month ago to Davis for wipe supplied to Mr. Winilliam's order. Mr. Windham told me that I skald God a cheque there for the amount, but I did sot. I made a claim far a quar ter's rent at the rate of 1001. a year at tie mme time. When dinners were ordered by Mr. Windham for his friends, ann the (heeds did sot come I made so charms I was defendant la sae awe is which the jury gave • verdict against me, with 1501. damages. I had been robbed of AIX or MO& by a nest of swindlers. 1 was so loser by the verdict of the jury. I had • common jury, sad the counsel sold my case for me. Ima defendant in another action about 12 or 18 mouths ago upon an I 0 11, sad I paid the claim. Elisa Sophia was the plaintiff is that action, sod I have a letter from her, in which she acknowledges that the action was brought in spits, and that she was mad at the time. Re-examined by Mr. MontagueChambers—Mr. Windham was constantly in the habit of running from the bath room naked when the bell mug, but 1 generally succeeded in getting him back before the door was opened. Some of hie clothes were occasionally left in my Mice whoa be used the bath, but his shirt mid trousers were always takes into the bath room. When Mr. Windham settled his ac counts with so*. I always road the items to him, and he would say, "AU right." I bad only one patlemsa livWg with me at 45, Pall-malL I bought the lease of No. 16. I bed the home full of gentlemen lodgers all the while I was there. I toned Elisa Sophia out of the bowie because she would ant mind what I said. Mn claim hes ever beam made against me on account of any furniture said to have been left with me by Mr. Pumas. The Comity Court action was brought by my sister just after I had turned her out of the house. By the Jury —Mr. Wialluun never added ap hie book to me if the sum wee correct. I believe I have shows the look to Mr. Hooke, and I think Geoid Wigwag= ham am It. I have shown it to them whenever they rams to the House. The book is kept by my clerk, end the ammants made oat weekly. I never new Mr. Windham the worse fur wine but 000 e. I had DO hoses. to sell wine. I brawn say whether Mr. Windham understood the ed when I told him he should have his wine at wkelsseie prices. I first told any of the Wind hem levelly shoat this stets of the you asses Wad • fortnight or three weeks after he came to lodge with me. When I mid to Mr. Hooks th►t in my option he was ace right in kis mied, sad Mr. Hooke said! was to do the best I could with him, I did not oa the omission go to Mr. Hooke, he mane to ate. -- Hy tieillaster—My clerk made out Mr. Wiodh►m's book (Toro a slate which was 'brays lianaini in the kitchen. I called over the 'skies, aid my dark entered them clerk. With the exceptive of two oneseioas I never saw Mr. Wind ham touch *M., and! never hat once saw him excited by drink. 'Me clerk who made the entries in Mr. Wind ham's book nofortunately got into trouble, and I believe haslet the country. He want away from my service of his own accord. The Ker. Tbonans Jack Benny, li A., end late fellow a Sidney Sni.ex College, w next shed, end wan under on asmontkra when oar newt Mtt AN ELDERLY EMU= BURNT TO Deem —On Sunday evening, about • quarter to nine o'clock, screams were heard from Radford Cottage, in High:street, Leuniagtoe, which lad to information being given to the police. Upon inquiry it was found that an elderly female, named Christiana Baylis, who bad been left by herself, was lying on the parlour door in WINO. Two men rushed in and took her into the yard, where, with the miswrite of the police, she was undressed and taken to the Warneford Hospital, where she imme diately ex*ed An inquest was held last evening toms the body. inquest was held at the Town-hall, • b e fore J. Borkitt, Req., who acted u deputy is the unavoid able abuse» of W. S. Poole, Esq., coroner. On ing to view the body. • more shocking spectacle cour e scately be imagined. Tbedecessed, who was about 75 year. of age, appeared to have been literally burnt alive. The first witness examined was William Robinson, printer, of Leamington, who stated that as he sou returning from church about half-past eight o'clock the previous evening, be heard a cry of Ire from Radford Cottage, which was inhabited by the deceased. He saw no fire, but smelt something burning, and immediately_gave in forniatioa to the police, and ran to the Warneford Hospital. Os his return he found plenty of people them. Sarah Strasser, a domestic servant, said she left deceased about seven o'clock, and on returning she found her with a smoulder* Sr. about her neck. Deceased only Pgav e two g roan Waco witness mitered the roan ; she was kiz a t hearth-rug on the floor, and that was also burnt. was so full of smoke that she could scarcely see duessed, and immediately gave as alarm. Inspector Hurswill stated that about 61(444 8 last sight he hoard a all of fire, and went to Radford Cottage, where ha found Kn. Baylis burning in a fearful state, with nerealy any steam WI is her. With the assistance of aidekboura, be polled the rest off, wrapped her in • blanket, and task her to the hospital. He believed she died co the reed. The docuseed was • schoolmistress, and geed to live in Packington.place. A mould candle, which appeared to have been just lit, was lying cis the Boor. The jar/ returned • verdict of " Accidental death..“—Birming ham Das/y Post. The Precomora of Palermo Mates that an un swamis ma, eighty pure of age, was found by the amid mere in • asinsinunian vault, where he had been ocioleed In bons for y es by • feistiest. CIITOTOY CS. —OM 8/1 ILLI NO WOO T.—W. 11114 DAT. Dec. . —Adraisloas on payment, 1,250; ditto W moss tickets, 783—totak TUTIOTO TO TOO POOTABLE WO= UTORDAT. N. ielhalo-Vorytog Ism N. to N.W. to N.E.-Moderate. W., mod tram L to B. W.— ModatW to trait Ireland-1. to I. nag &R W.- Sanallar. non to N. and N.Y-light to tras► ong to modmote. Cootrot-L&L to W N.W. to N K.-Moderate, &Me to No& nne. L Coma -YR.& to 8.-frosh. N.N.E. to Z. - Presto. Ilustead-L to A. and S.S.W. N.& to LS.L-Moderate to hob to strong, then mode- fresh, floe. Mo. ZIPLA.NATION. 2.—agreaster corrected sod ',doom! to 32 deg. at mesa ma level sue 10 fest, of vertical rim, musing about on, buu,lNdth if so Web diminutioa : sad melt 10 dog., above SY deg.. candyg tw 17 tainwhaodredtbs incrome. E.—Beyond theimoma{art la isds. —lllenstosiod bulb (for evaporation and den pallet). D.—Dirsatios of wind limbs—two potnts kyr of may Nile} 7.—Yorco ;I to 111—astIniatod). I.l.—Cloud ato 9). L !stasis :b, Mae sky :e. clouds (detsebsd) fog h, ban ;I. ileatateg . R okay (buy). 0. ovorcast (dull) r, rain; A =Ow L Samar. P. —Ass disturbance II to 91. W.—Wet, rain -fall, le mow, et WI, Ism last report, In Inches and decimals. 2, Cala Tits Ciaxceumasair or TEI thcrvicaarrir or Cutammax—The Vice-C'haiseellor having appointed Teseiley, the 31st instant, for the commeaceemat et tbe cob ilia% of a Chancellor of this Ur& versity, bee given notice to Use members of the matt that Um poll will be takes Is the Arta' School es Deemeher the 31at and Jemmy the let, from tea o'clock is the forenoon till fore p.m. sack day ; and on Thursday, the tad, from ten o'clock a.m. till 2 p.m. ; and in ths (weekly of the 31st of December and the let of Jammu, from half-part seven o'clock to ball-pest eight each evening. Tau Surraas MARCUM°. —The celebrated vo calists Carlotta and Barbera Marchisio have arrived in Lando., and are to appear far the first has is Begleadl at Mr. Land's evening concert at Bt. Jamets-hall on Than day, January 2. Thu following is an extract of a letter from Napks, dated December 2g:—" We have had many visitors shim the eruption of Vesuvius. All who visit Torre del Orem are awed into wonder that there remains a vestige of the town. The unfortunate people hams all found shelter at their seighboan of Torre dal' Annunciate who humanely receivrd them iu their poor dwellings, sod divided their pinata:4s se brothers with them. Boats and ateimers were pieced at the disposition of everyone, gratis, and continue to this day. Subscriptions from every quarter are being raised to rebuild the houses in or sear the Torre, and until them the municipal authorities supply food sod raiment to the most needy, and works are being projected for enabling the strong to live through the winter, or until they can resume whatever profession they Mowed previously to the snip• Um." Golignoni says The glove manufacturers at Grenoble ►ave }net received large orders from England, on the maim at the lecoareleg in that country. One house has reeelved Iss the mama of 110.000 fr. Mr. Rare, has arrived at Madrid. A letter from the elpiaish capital says :--" Mr. Reny, strange to say, does not appear to have roused the curiosity of the Caballeros, who possibly consider their knowledge of horseflesh already superior to that of all others. How ever, he did perform before her Majesty Isabella and her royal consort, if report speaks truly, in white kid gloves sod • dress °oat, and having successfully calmed the fiery temperaments of two half wild Andalusian colts, received • donation of 200!., which must have sent him os his way with • full puns and • light heart. More over 'tie said he has challesged the lovers of the hull ring to subdue, without the aid of matador weapon or Toledo blade, the wildest bull they can produce. Truly, I should like to behold his prowess in the ring. If he succeeds, how. ever, I fear that jealoosy will prevent his attempt at a wood. Anything, however, which would be the inane of putting an end to • brutality disgraceful to • dwelled nation, such as are the Sunday bull fights at Madrid— sometimes attended by royalty—and would assist io stem 'Wag the love of blood and cruelty, would, I should imagine, hes source of gratification to all right-thinking people." 'ATH OF TAM Lou SHIRIFF or SHROPSHIRE.— Ws (SA/TOILurN Journal) regret to announce the death ci George Pritchard, Fag., High Sheriff of the county, who Az pined at 10 minutes past 10 o'clock on Tuesday (yester day) mornieg. Mr. Pritchard, who was in his 69th year, w to the office of high sheriff in January last Ha bog acted P 9 magistrate. and filled many useful and imponant came in the borough of Mach Wenlock, also is nannies with the county, and his death has mat • gloom over the entire neighbourhood, where his loss will be keenly felt As chairrnan of the board of guardians, nasty and borough magistrate, and as • private gentleman living in the midst of a populous district, he had long ezer. cised considerable influence, suit discharged his duties alike with honour to himself and benefit to his oesghbours. His illness was similar to that of the Prince Consort, and appears to have arisen from the same cause. He caught cold during his last visit to Shrewshury,and on Friday week, contrary to the wishes and advice of his friends, pre sided at the distribution of prises connected with the Selene of Art. in Coalbrnokilale. Upon his return home he wee scarcely able to stand, and a few days after became delirious, being in • high state of fever. The case was then considered very oritiml, and the recovery of the patient very questionable, and the result has confirmed the wont fears entertained by bin medical adviser. REPENSINTATION or OXPORDSHIRE.SiF H. W. Dashwood. Bart., of Kinlingtoopirk, has offered himself as • candidate to supply the vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr. 0. G. Harcourt, and has issued the following address to the electors :—" Gentlemen, —The lamented deceased Mr. Harcourt having caused • vacancy in the representation of this county, and many gentlemen of con sideration having dose me the honour of assuring me that the county are ioclined to aooept me as his successor, I ves ture respectfully to declare myself • c.iudidate for your suffrages. lam aware that my pretensions to this honour are very limited ; but I offer myself to you as a country gentleman willing to pay assiduous attention to the duties which may devolve upon me, and to do my utmost for the good of my country and your local interests. Although not pledging myself to any party is the state, my feeling is that this country ie happily governed with Lord Palmerston at the head of affairs.—l have the honour to be, gsatlanse. your very faithful and obedient servant, Henn Wit.t.las Dauriroon. Kirtlingtowpark, Dec. 24,11/61." TAN FRENCH ACCLIMATISATION ISOCIIITY AND TAN LAT! PRINCE CONSORT.—IS the sitting at the 20th of the Bociiti Impiriala &Acclimation, M. Drains de Lhun ex pressed himself as follows on the subjected H.R.H. Prince Albert's death:—" Contlemen,—At the lest sitting I enumerated the eminent members we have lost. Today it is my painful duty to add as amen same to this list, is already but too long—that of his Royal Fliglisees Prioos Albert of SazinOokierg. His Fusee is in every mouth—the remembrance of him will live in ever. heart. The British Constitution did not admit the Queen's Consort to an official participation in the royal authority ; but the Prince did in reality reign be his public and private virtue, by his love of all that was good, his distinguished intellect, and his vast acquirements. His personal merit had io a manner mind an undisputed throne for him, sheltered from political storms in the noble and tranquil empire of the arts and schen% agriculture and manufacture. He loved to write the title of President of the Zoological Society of London among the other titles which decorated his name. Hence, gentlemen, I behave I am not wanting in the respect due to his memory in saying that he was one of us, and that his death muses • family mooning among learned societies. The filastrious deceased had, moreover, a partings, Ghia on earpstitle. Yost bass not forgotten, (Guthman, with what knees, with what royal generosity he had mated his pairoasgs to our miciety. And lam therefore oily is laepreirei your opiates and eaticipairag year wishes, is prOpeshug that the respectful toetleaosi of oar deep and lIMMWMOOII regrets be recorded in our miantsa" THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 1861. NOTTINGHAM ELIICTION. --•--- NOMINATION (THIS DAY). Dm =crisp vszsaure.) NOTTINGHAM, Dec. SS. _ A crowd of upwards of 2b,000 persona were pianist at the nomination this morning. Lord Lincoln EMS proposed by Alderman COLLES, and seoooded by Alderman HEARD. Sir RobertCliftoo was proposed by Doctor THOMP3ON sail seconded be Alderman RECKLILM. 00 a show of hands being taken the great majority ap peared for Sir Robert Clifton. A poll was then demanded for Lord Lincoln. Great excitement exists, but there tau been no breads of the pesos. WEATHER REPORT.-(71118 DAY.) TIICISDAT, Domains 11. 1 LL --- MALIAN AMID LUIZ lOl3 BIONIC& 3017 MID 00118•11 Puma% —.Jar 88112.611 GALWAY ....- 1 : 111 1111 irvaaroor VALI.= -.. SOLD Qinirwerows /11.115 VAMOOTS 70.71 LONDON DOTIS roompaions Peamiuto .....;10.28 halionil Mums ....150• 7sv ! ! SHARE 1.1828,-(THI8 DAYJ Two o'OrooB. The railway share market is inactive to-day, IL and rather flatter. Where any alteration him L. occurred in prices, it is in an adverse direction. je Caledonian and Great Northern stocks have IN fallen per cent, and London and North Western, Mitlland,and South Eastern, Ito 1. The other de- IN scriptions are without change. London and North Western stock is now quoted 911 to 921 ; Great ip Western, 68 to 1; Midland, 1271 to ; Lam 69 a shire and Yorkshire, 1061 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1001 Z to 101 ; South Eastern, 761 to 76; and Great • Northern, 112 to 115. _ Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at its to e prem. The Indian and Canadian lines are too et. steady He ORDINARY AAAKILI AND STOMA &u wan. (117 =Z! " 6 Ili N 06 101 101 .... ... 6 I M U 10e 11 111 14 Ili IN 67 40 IN 116 01 N IN IN "if 9>f 10C4 t I ST 67e See O'J 114 Vi 1 14 ft :i 113 It 4 37 t 36 97 9hi 30e 38 38 76 76k 06 67 06 07 6 + I SS 34 7 8 L3IPD 6i 64 66 48 44 4 110 81 616A111:6. Bamsa r:ISBE6iIONS. aq 101 4 4 H 6 I 1 01 m. RAILW AWL a!, Aram alp, 1 ---- ismisio.Tli iA. I. Da ila all Balleielklakallaroali all Da Italeraase LW DalL,DraalaaGodirlaa • dono1101100L&L.E. UM Do. Jaly t i. 100% 100 Do. Joao Wit mkt aU 00010 Imdara 16 CaloteDoollep.o.got 11 aayloa. =WI me coat Ilamlara 100 00 MIN W Do. Jabialpmeo all Do. di D. al Dab 6 611 Do. 0p 0 do. Md all Do. dn. do. 1866-70 all Do. do. do. toad 71 00 load Trunk at Caoad. all Do. I pot at Prat Do.llo Prate p.ct..sa all Do. owe of DebeaL all De. Ipc IL MIL •• • sll Do. do. UM . all Do. de. —M. KO Weal ladme Pamlanla II Do. Now NO ill It 0 101.12.0 a ort 1 611 et Waiao. 111 Do. Now all Dollitelldatorkw.op all Do. 66 do.. Ti.orU.op. all Do. do. TS all Dadip.al w ilL a rpt l ai 101 Madno ilor. die pm at. 10 Do 46. 6 =lt 10 D. de pot at W Do. 6 par opal. do 1110 66alb.Ouep.110. 01004 0 N. S Cam& 191 301 101 102 10 140 NO 131 100 131 10! 103 10} 1$ 56 0 4$ W 30 34 34 N 22 11 29 31 100; 10$ i Ws par 99 NO 9 "4 1 11i Di dls 99 91 90 100 91 WS di. loaacind. V De. Is. Earl do. Dir. div. 3 ap. is. an Do. do. Lad do. U Do. Panjoub al Do. do 1 Do.lod.U.Ploti.Sp o 1 Telaldid.lleiltod.arip 6 7 6 7 4 4 4 6 1011 es ice I I dui Na lOh I DoOta. IPd I t 3. prima. I ea... 310,00, 0 Ocalawrolal 10 - - - 1/6000 , 84 Do. 6p. at Prof. lilla 10 - 2.006. 84 list sad West India_ ISO 123 1 - 211 - 1.08.31 81. London 100 IS 00 68k 1.261. B4. St Katharine 100 110 61 - 10,1166 Bt. lloothonsprwit - - - 90.006 It I Vistarla - O,OIW 0 Do. Now - 00LONIAL 00V1113111911T 6ICUILITIBS. Ko. Illb I 580611. 1 Tii 1 01. prima I Isla. :7.: :: Dn. 64=1, 4 •. . . . litl 106 " _ - .. . . . . Do. graroost.,llllll4- 100 - - ion .... .. Do. eget 0.10.6/94. 100 106 107 - .... . Do. Saw al Mashie lOll 106 107 1 - 606 . .. Do. I par oat. 100 96 108 WI 961 1 ... OO g ograp.ol 166 - .... .. ha INS 106 101 - .. Do. do 156110 108 110 - 1111; .. Now Baosaw.ClovAlp. el. 100 106 100 - .... .. N D LWalaslo.6g. 1 160 06 100 - .... .. Do. 6p. a, 1111 0 10 07 WI - .... .. Do. 6g. a, ISIS lOO 97 0 98 _.. .. Now Zealand Igor coot. WO 106 106 - ISO, .. Nova Scotia Sp. a, 1076 100 106 106 - .... .. Aust.Gov. Sae. Bonds 100 - - - .... .. Vie. or. 6p a Jaa. d../ lily 100 - - - .... .. Do. do. 6p a Apell It O. 100 102 104 103 k BILITIIIII 01/118. Ks isit." gam.. I Pd. 10. priors I Sala .. Allred Ossa. "ilia* 1.1.1 - 0 6 SI British Ina IS 1i a - .. Milord 6O 1, .. Dev. 0. Ow (101211 ) 1 10 $7O - 61 .. Nast Brat (Mow) - a. .. Lad (Yad= 191601 Sof 01 211 1 6 Sam Cara Brea 6 .. .. IL Wialtawel (Taviatk )W. 70. 21 4 - 461 .. Oranbtor &Si Sabra 661 la 10 - 6. .. 1100 Togres - I. 6 . .. 11. Wh. Vor (Miaisua ) 4O II 7 - .. arsowlllo - I, .. 111404 Kora It 11a. SI Se - 6. .. 00100 Downs .lO - 4 11,00 .. lady 000 1.12.6. 6.. Kerlir Vallay 1116 .. luagoro6 (Ow LIAM). Si 41 - a.OO .. NMI Doom * 1 4 - K. Mom 1111 Sp; 411 1 1 - 6 .. . Vlla. 11066 , II If 31 - S. .. Nage Wheal - I. .. = IL T 1 - . le I. SS (I/=). KILT. 0 0 - 11, .. Ot kiii e.lllo. 00. 1 i 2 - 612 .. S. N . Oloar) ll 210 10 - I, .. R. Own Bros (111.0(•{) . 6010 d a 4 - O. 1 S. Devoe Ina It Goa. all .. ILlP ilg haast (i tillogoo . Mtge Di 126 7- - 1119 .. Stray Park 17.19 29 11 - 61100 6 IliniarlNlALeollla.C. 1 17 - I. 0 Ila Croft - 'I. .. Val* ol Tower Arm, Us. 6i. k . - .. Wort Basset (illugao) ll 14 lb - 1,016 - .. Wor W. Ouadt &duon (I.ard, 1 223 47 0 -id 68 ail o . ... Wii. Bona i (M g . 61 76 86 90 - 1914 bona 6 - MINI .. Wit. Edward ( ) If 24 Is 21 - .. wk. Situ (Us. Waal 1.7.2. 45 6 0 - 1,00 .. W.Mory Asa(llealson.) o VI 17 - Low .. Wb. Triisinsey it , 7 15 .7 - NOBJDON MINIS. Ko. 1 116. 1 MINS& IPd I Ci. prior I Wee. 10,400 9 Arlnditar Weal 61 llua Award, United 172 I I dial - I - MKS II Brunk. Load • 111 a. Co. Waited) - KM 1 Mesa. Mira Co. Jana • 1 , - - - 1 111,610 40 Cobra Cogger 2ll 15 37 - NN - 6 8 - 040 1 0 0:In Pli roontala Ovortior 114 0 11 1 1 1 - 1606 I lost Del (ay(Limitod) 1 1 1 fph - 1600 1 Maims (Lim.) - KM 9 1 0 Oftwal all 0 0 - 1600 04. Northers Cooper et Australia (Um. I 4 190 If 16.00 11 Kagenda LlAra.) 1 I 11 ro - 16,000 II Uarroa Ol 7 614 - !MIN 6 L 601609 - 116116 1 - 0,160 1 111=Orkger 011 Australia (Uva.) - - I f fWs - 1600 WI Pootenaud/filvarGood 011 MOAN 6 Port Phillip 1 l a l 1 0 - 110.0110 1 Soeitieh Auala.lloi ll6. pra - 11.110 10 ICJ °ha .1,1 Ray (Lba ) IS ad. 491 id 0176 ILltllf tlaitod Maim ad d * l ll i 10,1110 1 Worthing (110.1 Ol * 1 1 - ouurT 'rum Nal VP Ars sad D. Was. Yana N Asalrahrla 16 awl 64 WI. 1100 lack of I N Lank of Metal N British N. Masao' M N Chars leak of lad* Asstralls. and . NW N ChM& Nem of lad* Loa., sad Litho ASO If City 40011 160 Wools' Na 111016,11 Com. of Wok 111.016 160 Dom. of Loadoes SAW N Ina. lkot.&AtaLtAtart& NNS. N G. Bank of Swituriaad. KM L oo. Liu hank of Await KM N Do. New AM* N Lawton and O&M N London Joluf ° 6ioc ui l KOllO N London & South Alneau MOAN 100 Lou. hod Westmliater *NS IN !Ist. ?roe. of England %OM, N Do. New 16,11001 N National Mae N IN 0 :w South Wales M SI K °retail Bank Llorpoea 1 11,000 10 tom= hulk 101.000 ISO Provincial of (Mandl 16,066 N Booth Australia 6.,0(4 26 Illsloa se Australia 4,000 IND MINIS of London 1060 IN Only iistra 11111CIILIJJ11 COILPIIIIIi. 7,0701 isio ' IC4O 6 .! I lou - li -- e.c::j l Aosinalian Urinal Berlin Waterworks.. Drit. it Utah TeL • A Do. to 7 for 0 . "M r ' Do. 0 I Laud Cr Oe..llg.ariker.dterselt 1 Mace &ft!'reference ii.ouis tfest plildd in gia4 :l; l46 : u4Th frri l f. 4l 6: nna tAbo D" . 4 l : l ! ' Des. ono Am/. Cog.' Oen. newt NartrAD., Great teilp (Limited) Do. 17i per mint. Wel Dr& DtMeict TeL (L. Loa Oen. Domino On Iladras Drina. ltedlterrnorai. Klec.rei Mother. EA. Tel Nattoaml Discutuit Nerbii.htsWoal.tlton L Net twelanda Land LN.imuud Do. 8 Is. c., Is. at I di. N. liruus.l N. Bco. tot WIS. AustraLset.o oso . Do. Now Sham' ~ thion. In. Bnn. IGm. • .. Pool Over land t UHL Nola. unlade. Inowe Do. N.lee di led. TeL 0.4 Rhymer Ilea Du. New Dept geoid * Lea. la Mall Nees mes. Sot* Aseleelfas Lad llebswelsw M Serlp De. We. Ilegliewed k an. —T. Trait & As. el Asokalls (Welted) Yuri Imam Trustkla-Cu.U.Conal. flu. tirgd.sa Tel 0.,. Vas Oleara's Lard— RAO SO 161111 SO !Me U. :lEl3t 6000! et. t: SOW 10 60001 6606 6 6006 16 60 36 6460 1 6403 6 600.. 4 6003 te 1,000 16 OM le ‘OO4 111 6040 40 10 .0 6 :0 4 1 61100 ,Th 4 6 1,000 ,000 I 000 le 60•0 ei ",seo IS QOM. 10 ~ euv IC 000 if 000.• lb MO ft. JIM N 01311 I ON 1 _ _ 5 jrl 6 ;.a_.... I aU mz _WoL &Atm Val.i I N! Mak.,las.,4loisaAlacLi MIL I ed 7 . 1 EWA so 4 Tyne llosiondnaldr4,llsll4.C farAfa . . !Doak aM &adorn.. ,Oarswall Do. • J.A. ind AA OW. valll DANN b p.a. Is poll le IL l~ DuaiL.Pleth *LW ,lasra Vika, libek A I _ D. Stook 8 111 iut WO I &Mubarak AM Glaggow Idiabre all lbtr id= Jiro. lee Girgew • B. on Oresi • North°. ticotised 100'enst Bort•sra . 11 1 1, 21 De. • Bieck 1 ii: i liii a 46. Illesili lb We& anal amid Wafts DalfrarseVaLQuillk Imaiderst Torlielie nomadism mil Biesteall IL IA O , !x IraredaiiliW — lpglit asks: d=Weslins 1 .... :. ,:....i. — Dolit — eii '' :: —----- D.. llm a Dirty Mid. M. Wa. z.) YU gad Newsisith amg Adige i;irry — isan74.4 - 4Z7 D afea own.Wearsep. &Dom It Nati &DM Nat Dews Zia • D DO. • N. Ilasesra—Darvials Ds. !Li t & Ma 5. - . 1.:«iT" --I lark 1 Seeib — lesdli - MarliWkil. Westaroleac Nwllk Ssatfordetdre.... .. , mow /Mali L Absclik soma Midland iirreplas Union 11 = 11 = "111"2. los* IL Yeti IfverDas I=zl . 4he WI Vale ; Muir 1 Da Tab d Nail Vlsal• Slia. • Mak iranicteiTrari Wog Das Newport DWG Mondani £&fl.WAn fi os. es — FP; D Aboo.J ob. Noel Ma" 46p. et D.grAlt Do. Do. 0,Tp.08 N. Ono. Ix, Op.*. No.l D. do. Do. Noy p. oL 84 &elm Niko. d p. SOL& Olongowip aL laa../Votb.Dos..4. p.o. 41rood Noillhoos. p. at. Do.larod.al 10 p.oLgoi. D. ddi per mot. • Dthe. i =w i m 4ILW r ooL e =straloi Do. rodom.lp. Do. Inoloon. hat. D aten. 8(4 Mom Div.. arisetake..tout. Ds de. le. 0 Do. iltroo. Olio OW* Do. Oust Go4.Bboro• D. do. do Do. do. do Ladd& Yorksh. Loa.tUrladat-ip.o.Goo. Si Na • Daiwa do. DOA Do.B p.a. do. .... Dor. do. No. • Do. p.o. do. .... Do. p.oprt.oh d 0... Do. ?p.a. hot. Stock.. Dallstado.(W. au. P. D.A4. (dtv. Jet. UN lA. 7 4•Aboa awl Dover 11411111.0wrAN salt LAIS .W.Tp.o.dt.lot• lasodosirry&E.nolo tub 112•11664,6 Da AO D. Si per caul . Do.redoonalbio 6 p MUM Cons.%) c.Stoso Do.Cood. INA 8.11p.0. Do. Prot Sumo Do. tel.& lltclun p.o. Norfolk 6p. oh Lt. Stook Nceth anthill 6 per 0101 I Do. Now Goo 6 lco.Bordor U Woop. g as as p N.llr.—Oooa.a pal Da do. 416 Do. Lod. d P. 0.. No. I IN). Took. N. t S.poro. Norsk Ilkaordohiro _ us 1111 140 IN I* 1 10 INI IN uoo X.ilepd.Trota bo.Abor.gu.dp.o Do. I p.ok. Prig. Nod IL Davos Mud idp o. 1 11. Dos. Mood. Am./U.OA Do. 4 per sous Do. toad Kpe coot L Woks gas. 6 p.. 1 Day per and i d. Yorksi IllooLaD p. olitogtosip.o. Do. do. Dip Do. do. opa Wilma liftman, 'p.a. W.Dad—OiL Logeo.it Do. do. lad do Do. Noop. 6 p el. ProL Do.do.porp. • polled. tOINIGN 1113 IN 11! H.. it.. in, ... 131 102 104 11r1 al 66 68 106} 107 04 68 116 116 64 46 021 V2l - - 22 1 03i 4 4 e u it se ii el 116 le D 100 O • . 4 13 Foi e lot 1 i 1 US IN 11111 US irsiirp • laiterimel " ides to (kakis:rase Cameron Wee IC 143M5•1149,1 'Dank land& ;3111411111 of Frans itaralau gas. b. P. #t. antral of Fraos. , ! ot. Leg.b i g.c...e. !Utiles Junction Lisa k:tin 87;707,t WM Turnbont %Ir. and Genera Antonia 'Narn.aLlese By the Do.ep.e.Prt. Beig.gov. 'Northern et Frame.— Do. New Shares , Norweglon Trunk her Qttonson'Sanyynanidnu ftrW,Lymn.imulliocUL IttarinendOrtenno II r i. -- .. — .; - „r iiiit sod so* Moraiumbaaa g. 7p. a an Awl' aaa ad lima' Deli an Zeal Owe* all I s = :par oat A sad Maw an Low mast MIL 41 )gTperca li Md.& Vaaillaa T , 11. Lat Poraw=es, N illaralma• el ell I Wane llosista all De. Mpg art. fret an WS. N. W. al frame I Manama et Almada j IMllli — llLiartiL4pAJaatlidi le M NO Allli N. lieek4k4p.o.llarAtiopt. IN h N 1111,181 IL Lima. 40.04.J5n.44.141) IN ..- 114. %oatlA N. Cwt. 4o.at MO ... 41111," N. W.1041444.10xL-44 p.a. 10) .... its! Itn i i ••• Pm is dts par n oval - 21 In In 10 11 tle 34 99 101 99 101 OS IN SS SS VS ■i 11 U U U 41 aS US ISS In ISI lea 10% Ili US MAYS. Z pee I ail Be La, et Bpi I 010 1 4 0 0 Ai • dts T vi i Os I Ps = " Ifs ils li.ri. .... 101 I lei 1101) i be We tle 111 04 I ale par Iti IP SI 33 U U 111 171 ?Si 34 xcl 11 7 P a u sr d ' as ss lajk' 10 it if 18 U XI we se rii - T 4 i . 1 I TS 17. ID SS • i it 100 10$ 15 17 162 $0 'lO6 107 :102 106 1 1i el as ! 103 "it t 1 If If 4 is pa 4e at $ ll It We 16 e 1 6 1 le . 1 le le 6 i 7 10 Tk N N ad 911 pa id 18 10 1? 111 5 11 45 48 IN 131 111 Si 4 • 1 1 I dis i I+l par 1 pex. 1 do PS' a II MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA) ) Two o'CLocz. Under the inSuenee of the holiday season, sad se ' the consequent languor of business, the funds haw to-day experienced a relapse of per cent. In the other markets do transaction have likewise beta upon a very limited scale, and in some instance% including several of the principal English railway stocks, prices are slightly lower. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Res t's telegram, tlte Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 35c., beim; i per cent, better than MI Tuesday. Consols are oliciaily marked 914, 901, 91, and 90i, ex div, for money, and 911 and 901 for Se account. Tl‘c present quotation is 901 is 91 both for money and the 9th of January. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232, 234 ; Throe per Gents. Reduced, 901,1, ; New Three per Cents., 901, 1, },l; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 1, 104, cx div. ; ditto, for account, 103 f, I, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 180$, 981, 1 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 961 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 109; Exchequer Bills, June, 118., 10s. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 771 to 78, and that of 1858, 671 to 681, being in each case lower than on Tuesday. Mexican Bonds are likewise more offered, and are last marked 274 and 971. Venezuela Bonds are steady. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001, Italian Five per Cents, 66, 64/ (exchange, 261 r. ), ditto Scrip, 654 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 271, f,4; New Grenada Active, 144 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 781 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1866. for account, 681, 68 ; Venezuela Three par Ceuta., 211. Preliminary arrangements have been agreed upee for the amalgamation of the "Metropolitan sal Provincial" and the " Mercantile " Banks re cently established under the Limited Lie bility Act. By this arrangement the nemeses, amount of capital has been secured. The sow board will consist of an equal number of director' of each company. It is intended to appoint a manager forthwith, and commence business at an early date. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cums. There is not much business in the mining mead to-clay. some of the principal dealers being absent. East Caradon shares are fi rm, at 29f to I. Mato Valley are quoted 0 1 to 10 ; Cook's Kitchen, 29t to ; and Wheal Grenville, 355. to 375. CA. AA Caru Brea arc of marked 10, and West Caradon 48, ex dir. Foreign and colonial descriptions show no varia tion of importance. Great Northern Copper (Sou& Australia) have been dealt in at prem. ; St. dolga del Rey at 49} ex div. ; and United Mexicali at 81 and 81. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MINCING LANI.—(THIS DAY.) The public colonial markets are cloned for the holiday% Stu an.—The market is throughout quiet. Conzu.—Plantation Ceylon continue, in request of firm rates. Jun.-3,000 bales have been sold for arrival. Corros. —2OO bales sold at firm rates. COCRINIAL. — About 100 bop sold. Tenerife rile., 2e. 7d. • black, 2s. 9d. In other articles no ;Iteration. • TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) • _ The market is %dec. Tow. tallow is quoted 60e. 31L oat cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, new, 51e. 3d. tw 51e. 6d. • ditto old, 50s. 6d. to Ma ; Deoember. Me. 311. ; Jas. to . March, 51e. 6d. ; Marsh, 53. to 53. 3d. ; Apall to June, 53.6 d. to 53. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is very small indeed. Tiede i brisk for them, at rather higher rates. The number of sh,sp is also small ; but the demand is not large, and mese are about the same as on Monday Let. Calf ed. roma= upaltered. Our foreign supply oomdsts of 197 beasts. Ildi sheep, and 9 calves. Mikis cows, 90. Per 4ton4 of Bibs. s. 4. 4. di Per stone of 81134. 5. . 4. Host Saota, lierefds. S 6 5 4 DestDos& Br.bdeBl4 0 • Bost Bhort.hon,3 P. 0 5 2 Dot Long...nob. ... 5 4 ?leo-Hid (pat Learnt 4 2 4 6 Do. do. thorn .... 0 • Calves Pigs 18444Duart inf.t.reds 5 6 6 B lambs Beasl4 at nurko4, 760; Map and lambi. 1.870; Oahe,. 10 . Pip, 110. TRAFFIC RETURNS. RAILWAYS Mlles Prie• Wier- Utak Task Apia SISTIrs atiandlee 18111 ND Week ending De , . M. if e 9 Limerick and limits .... 24 es in vs Ne Limencli and Ynynci.... kilt 09 ad let 1111 Waterford au I Kilkenny it IN `62 121 Waterford and IJmericii 71 LW 670 1,111 till Beliast and C,./lity Amu 0 462 lel 021 ea Ulster COIN AVERAon.—In consequence of the marline being closed on Monday and Wednesday there is no retina of averages this week. CONVOCATION,—Owing to the appointment of he Hey. C. A. St. John Miltlmay, Rector of.Chelnufard, to the Archdencoury of Eases, a east in the Lower Hour elf Convocation for the diocese of Rochester has become vase& The clergy of the Archileaconry of Cukbeeter hue,: sleeted as their ianditlete the Rev. John Bramston, MA., of Onsl College, Oxford, Vicar of Witham. The clergy of tin Arehdasomary of Ere: have elected as their candidate the Rev. William Brie,* Ady, M.A., of Exeter College. Orford. Rector of Little Beddow. The clergy of the Arclaleaonory of St. Allaa's have elested as their candidate the Rev. Heavy Joseph Bootie Nicholson, D.D., of llandsdeu Hal% Oxford, Rector of St. Albau's. The manes of t'..c three clergymen thus elected will be transmitted to the bishop. who will nominate one of them as proctor in Convocetiew foe the diocese of Rochester. Elcortm Ltranoara—The Glasgow branch of the National Lifeboat Institution has just bed transmitted to it an additional contribution of 14.3!., to assist the pa rent society to meet the great and increasing expenses a keeping up in a state of efficiency its numerous lifeboat establishments on the Scotch coasts. Thin large amount was collected through the zealous exertions of Copt. Streak treasurer, and Mr. A. Rankin. honorary secretary of the Olaegow branch. At the present time the Natiouel Lista tutim is engaged in renovating the Dundee lifeboat elfish lisbnieuts at an expense of unmade of 5001. We therefore trust th►t the Scotch people will continue to extend their support to the lifeboat society. Amongst the 300 lersar saved from shipwrecks during the year which is now closing are to be found the crews of many a Scotch vesseL RBORNERATIoN or Boss—The Academy of Sciences has received an interesting communication from De. Demesux, on the regeneration of osrtein bones of the fare by the mucous ptriostic membrane. Our readers know that the larger bones have been successfully renewed by presser,- ieg the perinsteum, as has been done by Drs. tielillot. Maiaonueuve, and others. but instances were wanting of a similar regeneration of the facial bones. Dr. Demeaux re lates the following ease :—A young man, aged 22, was in VW afflicted with a nasopharyngise polypus of askew divary size, which had seriously injured the fax, awl destroyed a portion of the palate bone on one side, so that the tumour protruded into the cavity of the mouth. beim( only separated from it by the mucous membrane, which bet even been considerably thinned. The tumour was extir pated, and it was then ascertained thata surface of 1:. squaw millimetres at least was wanting in the bone. Six yews later Dr. Dania:tux met his patient again, and found that the hone had been completely regenerated. The second Me ✓fated by Dr. Demean: is still more curious. In October. 1859, • young soldier of the army of Italy returned to France after a long stay in the military hospitals. He bail been hit at Solferino by a musket-bell which bad freshest the upper maxillary bone on the left side. On the follow ing day the surgeon had extracted the projectile, a yea many splinters of bone of various sites, three molars, awl this portion of maxillary bones in which they were inlaid& Whets this young man was examined by Dr. Denreaux. abseil one•half of the roof of the palate wee detaived of its hewn, and the mucous periostic membrane was the onl7 ssgsaaliaa .existing between the nose and the fatless, • tereuerlease I which materially impeded the patient's @needs and Dower et deglutition. In the summer of 1880, when Dr. Dome= saw him again, the palate, aa well as the otuer animals bones, were found to have been completely regeuerated.-- Oaf ignani. - ilk lt , l ita 24 182 28 ' On id Cs. 1.1.1 r. 2F.L S. XL L 6 IC it 101 117 116 110 ISt 116 to Dm Hi to it to M}_ 1.41 I I 92 li db .... en 138 -