The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-10 00:00:00

1 ! . I ' 1 2 . TILE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1866. . VISIT OP GENERAL GARIBALDI TO '.. . Led the te , Vi thT l easTe l iM n Settatel Ltiebos: 4 ill . . 1 , 1 f t fli t° 11 ,_ brew ,tt ahlrsh° lde re being ' ' LATEST INTELLIGENCE. EET DA I r Ni AT ISLINGTON. LIVERPOOL. LA.W I : :I I cas 7l ; bez Old . 0 0 al th ebs ; 8 r, 0 De nn e 3 ... , 2 7t ; h Erar ag l o t s iv , e/ ot , h 4th ; A ,• N oorsi ew ANNUAL CLERIC ( A T L RI M S --re-.. —e-- • laeltutlen saved mimeses tram dMarent_reche cis our cease. Itia . ;r a pid_ a . or e mono Mort br _ llth ; Cape Coast Castle, 14 •, Cape Palmas, 16th 1 This morning was bald the minus] clerical meet- The Livecnnol, Mercury of to-day says :....61 W e ( Tie MGM= has dia ."' l ' a i t ra la m las a In i adoption, can be afterwards allowed to (811ftwa's rermolUML) II ; pored ea Ms lifeboat CUM es rewards tee wwW . ll4 Ad s well - Mr s senses hi ffi, plead that everybody in the company is reopen- Sierra Leone 21st ; Bathurst, 25th ; Teneriffe, lag, at Islington. The deny met is Bishop Wilson's b e li e " i t i i , we t mea n = t o =mum that ueme i AMERICA. o i.i turte.tti.t, oe s iged t ha b lf ; pszt t ainese. o'clook. tu t pool otay look forums to ais early Ain hew um COURT • i eiumer lUellsaisaa4 APTlAL sthrs nessis to Ms tro ter AtrieraNtr.. l"" to raters sible but himself. It is no mere technicality that --.-- 31st ; and katleira, January 2. She brings h la""er ia/11•• • ao fran •= li of I ti aL to 4 T s h ri general subject i w v .a b, th. illastrieas Man Patriot wao blot Year med. • brisf (Before Mb them to meet the eragersd ft Manila cm the lestitatiours makes it hard tit re bow a man who would on his THE BOMBARDMENT OF WIL- 1,3® oUnCiell n ' t V id dud ' 9 ' 929 doll " 1 ' 999 a " D r •• • ' /i 5 2 . 140 MOM MMArAsssM Mairessa, wes-" le the Church of duly sojourn in this eoustry. Glenna Garibaldi re, we 2,472 sovereigns, and upwards of 1,000 balsa bethreve nes re restroll by them Willis and 03.. Karim Own statement have been liable to a thied party ita MINGTON. fulfilling liar are ea • Missioaary Churth ?" 1. amderstand, acespeed aa belfries to boxer tbs barer km 'll l and ea r a =re oe, sad by all the London and miter a participator in fraud, can yet hold his fellow- raker. sad by ths Bemetery, Richard UM Esq., at the Is. sundae. It, John-Meet. Adshohl. c trAig ..ll 13.---P 4 R I Z IL . 11111DAl s :... the =Maly Makes. J. C. sad 1. MILD,' the Meted meentwitaren and holders ot the 1881Prbs isdol, mike the Mile ammo any Mellow. This MG agal defrauders bound to relieve himself from the con- of their common act. If the suit were agr u nst en the directors alone, as private individuals, we could understand it. But when it is directed 'oat the corpora • by a member of the oor- II ea an perm es e b on . -"V e ra & w en throm b i n rh e poration, because the oorporation adopted, erith ARRIVAL OF THE PERUVIAN. (Via Gerresilet a Trade on the coast generally was brisk. In raerelcoe to la* east hems P*1) 111611011 meseed per al oar Merriam Mr. J. R. Jeffery, ia ti ts . p mes, Weser cities Address 1,500 slaves in irons at Whydah, and ready for together in onr metropolis and large . by ww ,„ a th „, molog eon t ead there eau ha Do ,_. ... mom oe the the Rev. C. D. Murat M.A., rector of Sh Mary's, bipment, were being watohed by a British cruiser. stmymboos ; preyer by tile Roo; mom chow0000s; ILL. that the aseoptho sassrua to min ow ko took oo to a d = The steamer St. Patrick, with convicts, put into NEW YORK ' Dia * 3° ' EVErilia ' Fernaado Po witb her maohinery damaged. Mr. Freenden haa announced his iotention to withdraw the 10.40 loan after J anuary 7. rector of St. Parrs. 2. As regards our rurar w populetios and stresgthen the bewares which he ham formed of the clispred throughout the country is our small towns esd h os pitaty o r I. l3 u.k n ee,•• Dr. Baikie died at Sierra Leone on the 10th of ;irh e s id L te tr dd e r i t y a r hy ß ri. R i t t v era ll . sr ;: r „ asso lL A t. ; te e ! ILA.,rectorof °Ludo's, Books, A hyean will thee be mum, sad the meeting edema for one hoer. On WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) :a assiolina i of rehear. t sitting as thi with a view to G. Lew* le 1 I I. ' In dWalas° 4 °l° °Ww 0 • 01 ° 11 84 Ste works. UPSSa his ooncurrence, the sots of thetr directors, S k iV I M . Lannent, LONDON. IL, here also my be obtelssil Meetieleineed trited Series Ilesa w Tables we certainly find it extremely difficult to Admiral . Porter re that his whole fleet November. bombarded Fort Fisher, Wilmington, on Satur- THE PAPAL ENCYCLICAL IN PRUSSIA. gee mein resembling soother hymn will be mg. &Is the chug& of England duly hailing her office as • me- --e- - Jeftsir 10, 8 AM. im the 2 hawing previously exploded a large powder A letter from Berlin, of January 7, gays : doesay March in referee°, to the untheirianised perils- a. T. W. .2. Es D. / 1 It. C %•irlN dil'"lld "Se °I6 JO I LLN LO B NDO RO N G , D ias EIPS Ioutut P A RIS FIRST . CILASSisa. preciate on what ground he is so day, Jews, or Makonsetanse --"•"••••- -r.- ship under the walls of the fort, the shock doing no file Papal Eacyolioal has been received by all enlightened 'lt, . ° L tli b e /meld ' whiehle idalakla k o f 8 4 : Kelm . Mal tr. e 4 dW.N.W. ch - 3 ;. ' f aP ar - to separate his liability from theirs as to compel I y the Rev. Rory Vino, D., Perrier, . .. ahmei ii rut 0 n.3. n. 3 . .. .. ... s L rletteotrest, Cosedeartise, Ueda& W.C. llde damage. In one hour the Is Meed st A esd et Sokardess at I Misch. them to reimburse bins for the oonseptences of I fire of Fort Fisher was are here with the same disapprobation as in all other ''.' - ' l , aals ; preys , hy the it " . Themes Orem, ILL, pito laith _ _ _ . . _ . .. . , their joint representations. Such • rule, if legal silenced, two magazines exploded, and the fort quarters ; but from • politiael point of view our govern- opr of Olituth Minim College. 4. As tier* pro- mg resee n„, ---- - - . • 141111EMBERI we wait Supper for you after authority should sanction it, woukl introduce great fired in several plum The bombardment contain • e d meat drawl ere well prowl with it. It must be confered from Miriam whether catholic or protestask Greemestte /Ann WAN. 4 8 WAN. ft I 8 . realise is our colonies or on the Contrast of Europe. Ad- , J.ll the ranimelmes. et 3VANB . MS set. de about 000 that time is a retain onformity between tbe views of oar uncertainty and confusion into the relative rights I until dark. On the afternoon of Sun y 3. ha w reaott „i sta aed thwe ma , or e . ariatad dress by the Rev. C. E. Oakley, M.A., 8.C.L., rector of r=s_ •• • • Van sa W. a 1 g alr• re e (E • • The eiestieem " peter -- - e a t - e l s - - ,7 - ----- ehede in th e ; St. Pears. Covent Gerdes ; pryer by the Rev. A. Christo• Cars user .. lesui MAW. 1 8 W.S.W. be. • e d r o ger, i I:' ithe 41):11Vt00• cf shareholders, while it would increase the dia- troops under Weitzel landed under the fire of the gearl i ad. position to accept without inquiry Oar, M.A., rector of St. Alder's, Oxford. A hymn will ve• be s sad the meeti will rose with the henection at the reports of fleet, some entering the outworks and capturing • op p ose d t o sh e p r b w iple o f es ti ou simes an d e f the so i alai. ng , sweet _ l a._ the director'. We are therefore, glad to observe flag. Weitzel captured two batteries and advanced Meaty of the people, and the IC a reut: w Zeitun t g ho hae p always re t= wa ... vele sl 11.8. - W. ; ; 117. M. ; •-.- i es SIX. 8 0 ... WA.W. •el A of stealing & I alls' dated now as ola kid t ! tasti er • to the Sou t up to mow _ . 1 1 Ad TO co-0— . 1 7Mt ea Se h il s ay s et psidisidoe. in ___ wriyasfacm.. teed°. ussing that the judge in Sari:tad refused to direct the i *thin fifty yards of the fort. Finding an assault eres atr om “ o Zl7 ., Elszr ed.drest. b, Two jury that it was law, and we trust, whether the EATMAIETE verdict is est asid ems Emme, DAVID OAREICE.-Laim DIINDELUIT supPerted bY the ARMED AND DONS 101. Mem %diem Brand, Vera- M "." sire. Orem : Mies ilsowdos. -PRINCESS SPRINGTIME Kr. Compton sad KM Esides.-Und 11/lA. WHITL a Di Or not, that his refusal will be the court and the House of Lorda. gig Court. --.-- of practicable, however, he re-embarked his troops aas *der. Thla j 9 prineiplas ott same evening. About 1,000 remained ashore limp dal. with Monday, being unable to re-owl:mirk on account r aaPelklica the surf. the oenee. h he mosothen holding tha - i s Rw A:sermon ose will be preached in the evening, in the parish Pernese . ......:l s a i r o 1. - i. T o II W - oi. o i or ' g et weer mite have heea ournal and of of the recognitioa ng t order to understand • attached here to the Envy On Sunday night General Butler informed it from mother poist of vi Admiral Porter that the assault of Fort Fisher &ware of the divergent tender OSBORNE, Jett 9. was impracticable, the fort being substantially =story se Mee court 01 „amens oppo. e o h t urelt, misdo i ni n b r e y ba u lf ori of . t . he Church Miesionary Society, by the by Prussia. But cuaii, the importance which is it is neetesmo to mord ow. l V l oa taly ilismare lc is too well ies which en struggling for Vienna not to perceive that an oo Miller. D.D. ; subject " The Reflex Beadle L THE LORD CHANCELLOR AND THE BAIIXEUPTCY LAWS. __ e __ itereseri. - morale ire=s. em . ..... u m 411; W.S.W. 5 S i W.S.W. bo - 1 116 60 W.B.W. 5• a 1 W.N.W. tie - 'ISM W. S' 4 W.N.W. or el? .. us Itr 8.1. at , w. f a . MSS is; LW. 4 8 W. es S. HAMM LW. 5 8 W. et - - Deer .." - i - - - : r 7 r -- • Yemeni , ILO esi W. I I .re - 4 robbery fees • ads fee reds upon Mr. 'I servitede. CHARGE 0 1 leMerwere. UM 81, Weir. 8 i W. o ... s jer Wee. Brow Mile 10.411 AV W. I 1 I N.W •- 3 At the annual meeting of the Nottingham Chano z o g po wa _ _., _ _ - - _ _ ea indieta seat a bite ronroisea. • TIMI Smote, TIM MAGIC KOHB2 AND THS ICE MAID'S The Queen walked and drove this morning. &pro- :Maim between Austria sad Italy, sad consequently bar of Coatroom yenterday. Mr. Paget, ILP., stated that a uninjured as a defensive work by the navy fire, between Anstris rid France, would be perilous to the short time ago he traammithad to the Lord Obricallor a PIOWLIL . Lawmen" 1)41 willitassAT. cm Wimmlffina TIMISHAT. ' PMINCIaa• - aad Till Mang Or LONDON. Meson. MM. PHONIC Hakes rode On herfthwir. attended hy the Het and that nothing but a regular siege would reduce __,,_ i , ___, woo-, wilic& helm been following for some Lime. Thanks resolution adopted Dy the Nottingham Merchant sad LW. to N.V., Tering Comma WSW. to NAV. was also • J. W. lay, 0. rahr,_ _D. Mmer, J. Mete. IL eafteser, esd E. Milos : Mos. M. MentrAMare Dorsett osd Gwynn& BM* "' SWISS the forte Butler has re - embarked hie troePel nua So the Emyelical, such act approximation is now difficult, Traders' Association, thaakiag hist for his efforts towards Wow loollerthe co • sad beck, etr e% a delamatoo Priam= Louise drove out pie, scene mea. real, assetase. LYVVIIIII. reenlved to return to Fort Monroe as soon as the and Austria, which caveat bretk with Rome, and has need parity* the administratioa of the Courts of Bankruptcy. " e a b ove , WierlarL N.W. to LW., men • MG Erman. MY WOWS Otrr. Mr. Iftddtoomb.- The Due of Nemours sod the Primmer Margaret and of a stroog and sure ally, has no other choice then to The following was his lordship's reply : to trea, me rals. . Metcalfe and . EITT SIAS. Wrests. redrew 104er fltsperlek. gay- Blares of Orleass are inspected at Osborne toelay, on a trancliterte are readY• 66 Br a woed p arh, steloset a m &S.W. ti oo Llr i tr.:l tti; ISOOTHsuI. .115 mat Om. e el Berjeant soon 4 Mcdalpse, -And IffirlirgAdrlMlOffil ddislk bifir Mr. °" Whirlicelab. : ihalgeq. VII " I° bet Ma j eet y . --- - - Admiral Porter informed General Butler that Yereiet in her 'Mum with Proosi•• As regard& the i e n.d een e d t h e s th e njeseenies of the bankruptcy law. It W.B.W. to N.N.W., LAMM fril iesemete W•ata•M•Allug Maid. ', SIIITAMELL At the Privy Orinell held by the Quer at Orem ea the fleet could keep the Confederate& inaide the Intern! policy of the governmeut the Encyclical has " liy dear Mr. Pagek-Then bee bele se sea* super- rain. also its the last semi= of defoodant ph seat Parry ad nos 'MOM LITTLE WAY SRI : or, tae ohs fear of gamma, lase peruemeet w a s or der e d t o b e f ur th er p ro . fort from showing their beads until the aseault- the twe ed tir it remarked that the ha irea ve tti ohaf •b i"" joage t • rima Y ali appoieted, 7 i t ut ia waidt wiew the na = 4"r c al r e is tr . W. Bqualli ' w Thread 1101411•16601. m ee d en n e & t ene , er. ord er & ed S. T oped from Friday, the 13th Ind., to Tuesday, the 7th of ing column waa within twenty yards of e n veno m... Im a m w e r e c o nverging more and mon m ow & I h ave ea d eseaue o, bet imperfectly, to do the Cautionary Sign* oe Monday. bed cm limbs : Mr. G. Psseatmles -And Yin NortherninffiertraL Westersolreland, Wales, andi ape oat to Mu 4 WORK-GIRLS Or i M a GON.-Conamice at MU-paste. February nest, when It ia "to marble sod be holden for the works. He thought the capture of the towards the views of the government, and the supple- dry myself. Is doing 60 It II most painful to see the midis. matoro . iwotto , puma so , pee , of saw which are th the despatch of divers swat air important affairs." fort by assault, if attempted, would have been otentere elsolless which hese rhea Pima during the lest iwo_,_o, iloc,___ o( dillmosatri a;Elleta_ 6 l . ll -ahladawnten ßee owe : me ad t e % Testers wleetword Inglead end North see to bre le 1111 M WATER AT lONDOSJISIDOE D'sPalcb" were reakred Yosiescley at the Coloutal-edios m o w t h an wai , suppose d. Th e a d m i ra l cons id er , ex swaths have clearly shown the emitters of as allianC• 1 7 1 7 1 =t, whi r k 6 th.:Z i -A: a. I . is slim :-Ite sees he wee &Ohm Tent DAT - Haulm ee. Iter.....Alreswer Gt. Me from the Governors of Cued& sal Bahamas. Dispatches poroamow - m o w n . l b. n re ..... d y tenen . ih. 6 ". t. were not to the coroners ef the cape of creed Rem () the 100-Ib. Parrot guns unfit for the service. Six biewsla usass as t i r etreemetesese reseattearY a p t ime tha me ul ettimoe irammt " to e l e l e r_."..... y. se • trador r it ' se wade • bad debt ead the debtor isseerses www beakrupt, in 19 cede out of 20 he remota thes,-' The &et Lan week we (Birmingham Port) stated thee LIM, he IPS Natal, St. Helena, sod the Mauritius. f them exploded, killing and wounding gh men' politica **Ministry of Worship will take with regard to lose is the hest. If I look after this haakrupt's estate I m en " s e h e d i e s id aa g B r i g ht mo m w id ows th e i r end " feelisge of g • him cower The Monitors behaved very well during the heavy th e E sa p r oost w hi c h men u b e p u bli s hed w ithout the Mil haft much trouble sad may lame peas exposes. I taws tetrads the and of dd . wrath. ft is found that the LONDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10. — caner leave my briers to attend rortiage, sad it win the twe lee I At the late ball at Holkbam there was only one gale which Was prevalent. Admiral Porter will autloceimetion of the ging. Dot do to emply an sttorney. If I did perhara should sot Tows-ban is ar 98 9 103 ab ill" III". red the Protobail —.... works lh . , couch in the edam, whir was especially meted for the continue the bombardment of Fort Fisher. get more than au rtra shilling ia the poaad divides& now is that the melding may De held on Wednesday in uall , He rears i THE " wal triad lad week b Y • j ar Y in Raw' Primer of Wales. It lir been stated that her royal high. Savannah advice" to the 26th report tbat an effort GREECE. Therefore let it take cm of itself.' Lad thus every wea k &draw d burgh, a question of no little interest to sham- estate is abandocied to &Urger, broken. anctioasers, °ma deleted away with the eristeeres7 Pressat• Tail W. was being made to intercept Hardee's retreat before An Athens letter of the Ist says : A letter from Philadelphia of the 20th tilt. says : and he gas li l '. holders in 'oil:it-stock com •wh ther Otneted h teat. wO•ash a - ] patois', e_ ___ -0116ver, to MIN ll____. a II, as -er partners were he cou ld mac e t e e B roa d Ri ver . and every description of maseweary radial parea. Mk Marry has beep wafted to kis room during the and it is Meat up by their cane sod charges. Then 000t66 " New York, Philadelphia, and Bairn are full of excite. . in Scotland or England, for it involved the inquiry limited to the select atter of visitors staying at the hall, if ~e . • crow d t h e Met three days by as attack of Maier ;he has, however, statements like thee : asseta. 2,10 Di. ; cost of solicitors moat na the ealsteet of oil. smiths ' oil fere' is may . in etweell, ftrime et oat infantry is reported to have whether • shareholder can recover back the pries and who won a eerie er hos to distinguish them free the had addresee ._ . above hof the now almost recovetsd. Coast de Spoor& gave • MIT and et/strides in btharo. Otoy, 1.2130L -more ° „ae° WE tilth spreading ore the country. Nor ie this a Mater Of weeder. • Tenn on pontoons puma of shares fraudulently sold him by the oompany Mesa eowllmaY• Nee royal Wows la me set h a d all° Fa P • that Hood had Seat wirie yesterday renew in his apartments at the rat he Ttj m • f r ia r s m tir he r e L a ead el tag i the e Lor a l =L a y In tbe metre of fathiesable society, living at the most or. ilaill to ry that it .'. . 1 lii w h en h e waa already a member of h. Tbe en. for • purer one of the younger so= of the Earl had ...oral gunboats. nsoners Mate fortunate Western Bank was the origin of the came Ca teedod aatala t i w af t takas ho m tar es - t 4 tee uit c % a b li er ttle th bo e y s -a t el : lpla eL fau pd aosw y Pm- "'id *see- _A WI" hal hem sea ea the heads of • I cocia istablish a board of official admisistraticia mime i moire rate, and speeding money with Orketilporgality, dEk. Duberough surobor ol brigsone bY • Mal manifesto X the sums offered should be liourid to collect and distribute every erste at a an mem who bat three or four years sire, at farther, were ee bei firmo Mom • • in which this curious question arises. The plaintiff, rarer every or by her vivacity, her partite, and her 110 Gen can e i r l ar Lee report" that Lomax bad repulsed are 2.000 lad 3.000 drachmas 11,900 fr. sad 2,700 fr.), which maxim= charge of 10 or 12 per oast., but were I s t o t e ce bream with hunger and distress, bet whom marl yams, sad to peek . • income now a/most squids the capital of seem d the dbile, to • Meth* Mr. ADM; became a shareholder in it DO far back grace. Torbert two miles from Gordonsville. will be paid to sayer that kills or arrests one of the How le this to be met ? Will you talk to your Meade on pan it I should have the opposition of every as 183 8, and increased his stake in 1848. As to On the 4th a dinner party aseemhled at the Crown General Mosley is dangerously wounded. palms nanseiL The Minister of the Interior haa besides the h e s - i remedy kir ii ; nji a t a nnn b ow / ... mniim the old a merchant pieces." lf these men rooms se d areuty, core 00 But h n d• gemporte that ditr b g the ra i d a l w ester , addressed to all the local authorities • circular, in which hone s. " wo o. aD d e ffi c i ent co ll ec ti on ao d - iec s t r ie n ti o , o f riok ia so short a time,' woe the public, • . why not others 2 as Reseedor. a the &hares beld by him up to them dotes, no claim Pdsoe's Palm Berths, married, besides the Crown Prince he recommends to thon the exercise of the Mit/4 AO- bankrupts' estates.- Yours very truly, _ Oa WS ides JIM eat ErerYoDe balV is ' IS oil.' Petrels= . • what &OM Virginia he defeated Vaughan, Duke, and Bracken- " Woulteat commies ere counted in New York alone at over 200, aid it was the maj against the Bank wan advanced. But in 1855 he " 4 Crowa Primes. , Prime "red at Eagles& Lerd • lame sad severity in the memorise of the crimes by " Mr. C. Poise capturing numerous which the country is terrified A good result is expected Philadelphia has • still larger number. Petroleum wells, •be hinted purchased 135 more shares from the Bank itself, L N y li am, o - - -1 " -- ' ° m : I ty l " Id sageo, 1 - a lanier the Marshiensee of Ely Sir Charles ridge in several encounters, --- ho. .Os the sth a musical ' from* took guns. He destroyed all the lead works from these &ferret messates.. The bigionise of the year r. petroleum prospects, and petroleum stocks are dimmed • intro, an paying for them 10 000/. at a premium of 25 DOC SPESTII OF MR. J &MIS WILLIAM WALLACE.- ' ' • place. mad acnocist the guests were the princes and primers and saltworks at Saltville. Breckenridge reports is to be marked by the medico of • number of the con- . &slid , oetoe _ o eon . soerYwhern , rid eves hdiessnipead theiradmirationd 'the be bad sea cent. This purchase he inaisted he was induced to favourite and esteemed veteran of the Ma fesslly. Pelee Alfred, bard and Leal NeeisO that the damage done to tbe saltworks can be downed "ilea' "li° Do" ••• 11 " h " th• P risaaa. ti . love of a boort: or the latest bit of ecandel, to dime puniebosset I make by two Principal reasons : the tint was the ke. On the fith Prince Alfred, Prises Albrecht, sad his • ama P arar i at Manua Kiaa sad rahetaa-dtea ak '' llir the promisee of • new oil company, or little tO ' the letsit baying mad easily repaired. York os Ctuistmemday, aged G 9, having been born in Loa- f ca °mak. ," flourishing report of the directors in that year, in sae, with M. re Bismarek and other Premise Wei" . •dm by *hi The Confederates have driven back the Federal' don is 1795. He made hie first appearance In America at which they took credit for largely adding to the mat to Peadans, where they feud &Deadest soon me the =PRESS FROM PARIS. it is expected that the work of shipping the At- n •-a mid bY a rest after providing for all doubtful debts and de- ilisad. raiding in the neighbourhood of Moville. --o— the Park Theatre, New York, in 1818, and Ms great moms • be eatialled cluing a dividend of 8 per cent. ; and the Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess The Southern press strongly urge the appoint- (non 001 Otftt COMISMONDIOrf.) and popularity with the playgoing public of that city lalit i ° aald°. aad_ in•Padni.. _the G.,r••t &Wean for NI ell induced him to divide his time thettemorth bootees Eas . occupy met nye months Dom the preset time. Urn and one in 2 secon d wAs th e persona l wuranees o f the (Aurorae embarked front the Southamplos Doors at 4 meat of General Lee as commander-in-chief. Peri- te PARIS, MONDAY ETINTIIO. reolook yesterday afternomi, on board her Majesty's yacht dent Davis has announced that the Confederate go- land and the United States. la 1836 he opened the „ ... I " aia mod i anl ooy a li s oo ta ttl aa j ta soo she nomt. will oo " oo t ta i l o La ba h : t a t : lll* w : ptmoi taaa TEN s oma Theatre, New York sod remained manager of it '''' menager, who, he averred, was deputed by hi co dee to _,_,. • • It appears that the agricultural interest in France N i. of the year before her for her important undertaking ouo. " • eikt to the Queen et vernment assumes the responsibility, and will until it was destroyed by tire in 1839. He thee retnnied to the Bank to sell him these shires. But he °d em , has been crying out so lustily about the low price There is little doubt, should she be earessfal in the work, : maintained that the report of the directors, Th answer for the acts, of the persona engaged in the a Marquis and Marchioness of Donegan have . ... . .. of corn, that hi. Behr has thought it necessary to Egolsed and played for some time at the Prioosses Theatre. attempt to capture tne steamer moichagan on tree which was thee the foundation of the transace been *Meddling a numerous circle at their seat, Run 16 1841 he ore more crossed the Atlantic, with the intr. tobularaliaaalk.abdossowte."oosa°°l4°.dmadLoottoo.Rar la y ia g d•wa a mat cram the prefects with argument& showing that tioa al residing permanently in America. As merger of „, ~, 111 i P . Kirie tion, waa essentially and fraudulently incorrect, stead Marshal, and had the homer of receiving his Royal • ~.......- E nts ~...., ..avALß, Y , D erar, _ _Ass _ ..... hiereero ,___ l4 , v..- . 2it_ , and it certainly is the fact that in 185 7 the Bank Miginesse the Dabs of Cambridge. who *eyed two days' The steamer North America, from New Orleans the abolition of the eliding scale, to which the theatre in New York which bees his name he has ma- • . . Sir I certain protectionists yet cling, bee nothing to treed the high rePutatios be brought how Eugkod lie • i' e . t ` e u r e re:,7ith g u s i d 7o7 ey si t,7dlr pee .... . a s 7; eteey vaa %s 17,z. - got into such difficulties that it stopped par "Ter shootivg hi the wellutoolted Preserves tif Mu made for New York, haa been wrecked. 200 soldiers Picturesque, versatile, and socomplished dramatic artist; for War, yesterday (Moaday), on the subject of the rewcrid mamakeg and , arembled oa the occasion comprised on board were drowned. do with the p nt dep ion. In • circular, to sa bee ment, and when ite accounts came to be inveati- mar q uis ' ila) P att y while in private life he was universally esteemed. The New intentioa al the War-office authorities to reseswe timi •SO li psi dated Jau. 4, the Minister of Agriculture, Y k capers record his decease with strong expressions of cavarY &PO front Maidstone to CsaterharY• Mr. a -•al Ms 6 Lord John Chichester, Coloael the Hr. It. and Lady The Awitralaaian and Saxonia have arrived out gated, something greatly more than its whole IL ' • capital was found to have disappeared. In the Charters' . , Colonel the Hoc J. mad Mrs. Macdonald. Commerce, and Public Works, says that the a ` - - y stegisson COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. price of grain in France ranged low during the " aed niPath the ;7 2'1 4/as te r, et and m i m e e th a e ah parte er ahane of Do wn & ar ef oir w d h e a ßaat e ;us Baztoe win unavoidably prevented attending Mr. Les earnestly urged the claims of lisidetooe to the naiades d Sir R. Aire, Miss Ashwood, Miss Ricardo, Ire. • • el ern investigations which diecleeed this result, Mr. Lord and Lady Houghton have left town to join NEW YORK, Dec. 30, Emma. latter half of 1863 and the whole of 1864, and that Freaoh call drone, Mr. Wallack has had so seccresor on w ee f ro m** the barracks, sad the Wary which would mem to Ms Earl de Grey replied that revels .as • ask Off .Aeme. himself took a principal part, and he was a the tardy party at Crewe Hall, Cheshire. Money easy. Gold, 227. Exchange on Londoo, hod bees OM& to the Wsr-offioe es to the desirability el as wisayes' n I member of two committees of shareholders. But The Right Hoe. the Chancellor of the Exchequer 2491 ; Par* ii err not bil 185 8 that he intimated any intention and Mm Gladstone »turn to town os Wednesday, the 2.81 to 2.131. Stocks depressed. New York Centrals, 1121 ; Illinois, 1251 ; within the last few months there bee been so great the Ealing& stage.. e a fall as to cause uneasiness in certain quarters. . the subject from the oomassoder-in-clairt -South Br ere At the meeting of the council !of the Miners' the rees"xal• hut that an Mama had 7°‘ be" rw'sivad aa Eri " Instead however, of atteibuting the decline Nees"' I "wegeticw• held at Wig" YeaterdaY• wale Gazette. - . ing the I • the rill to get is to repudiate the liability &riming from kis par- 18th inst.. from Sir Stephen Glyana's art, Hawardea 841 ; 5-20 800d5,109 ; cotton, 115. t perms is •al to the true cause, viz., two abundant f . chase in 18 55, and he then did it only by makiog Cecil*. Eh°tahirei REPORTED CAPTURE OF HOODS ARMY. harvests, there is a disposition in certain were made has " . Th. i s f iatsrestiag Part/salami is referasce to the misers AO:nista TO VIZ REV. ....ls WHISTON.-We repel Wigaa colliers were amid to Ms to state that an widest of • very Mous 1011116 IS fall kll payment under preterit of the calls levied upon the shareholders for the purpose of liquids- Lady Emily Peel was delivered of a atill-born &mate, id ea early hoer yesterday morning. Up to a late NEW YORK, Dm. 31, Meninx°. marten Lee ia said to be preparing an offeusive move- 4 to be very desirous el &voiding es Mrs, to blame the new legislation. Some se d w i t h t hi s i d le t h ey pur p ose ma ti ng a en gt er y, end happened on Tuesday hurt to the Rev. It. Whisks, hod meste w rg the CathcidialGranrinar SchooL . It appears tbst ••se I b • to i• e Soot tem. who was in Leedom at the tines, while mi. • t Moos of • i ' tion. In 1 859 he commenced the action against . hour last night her leilyship was progreseing as favourably „ tent. as could be expected. make this mistake bond fide ; but others, the workin 't the ti ri 'pie Th coal out. Mr • °- - - • • g'- c° °°-°""` " P ea' • a _,.- - ing • stmet is the neighbourhood of Charusgman, ms minister fears, are actuated by " party spirit " Ong machismo were reported to he failures. The Mom hun i re d d own b y a oe b w hi c h none , psoiz tr vi r eb biami s i • • the rith • i Ohure the late company, which has now been tried, or The Duke of Argyll, wbo was • few days ago Nashville despatches assert that Hood has not and • desire to make the Emperor's government MiDer. havtb_eg" • movement for reducing the tine of the rower that he bad ids, md rather of which a part only km been tried, for we crowd the Tennessee. A doubtful report is cur- •do md the ....4. o r th falli nod th ft of tre mi h d ores attached to the sab he *ma are ag sr oae . hitt i elected Provident of the Aseaoiated Societies; of the Crew. responaibl for a state of thine' which provokes r ek ta .. ei gt` ..y* ~._ . . ,P rag ' --- .. . b a g wised. ree dwg aware w er e * oe th e h ee d a wl o wn . bishop gather that if he had been defeated in his demand . 14 .,„f Ed i e b eri b, b ee / n e wl y dee h oe d to p t that ai m rent that the remnant of his army bag been cap• - . . 15 -. _ . !emus& in two concuss ens primary hes hese warm& ........ -- t - ii. ways& ea the hind in ee ,,,,, 0he are ef a mint ~ , wo w th , 1 partial discontent. The harvest in orrice ot for repayment of the 10,0 001., together with The archdeacoury of Westmoreland, rendered tura& 'Oo the whole, the coodition el the miners was proaoaseed ~,z- , ,„;.,„„. „,, wog at wait ail w ar e ; 'l e lentil, ead on at All I e - 1863, was the meet abundant of which there is any to b e w wwf w e ory , his ears was nearly redden off. Assistance was . pramily peemesded the calls subsequently made in respect of it, and vacant by the reeignation of the Von. R. Wilson Evans, General Butler haa returned to Fort Monroe. • _soilless b f • - N e rd sa oAcl el hes reedited, sad the reverend gentlemen being bam record. It exceeded by 23 per cent. t e average o A Pans letter in the ye :- u • interest, amounting in all to 3 5,0001., be had still B. D., has been confeeeed epee the Rev. John Cooper, Hia troops are &leo returning. carefully attended to at the hospital to which be • is. another count on which to proceed, in which he LA., of Trinity College, Cambridge, vicar of Kesdal. A large expedition under General Granger the ten preceding years. That of 1864 waa a just taken place between Orr de Cbersed-OmMer and •me takeu, wee at his own particular request, Medi •R.W. Oa very good harvest and s'or 6 per cent. above the • Polish come The former was slightly wounded. °want to by w w „, at g„b ut ,„ aod whero, nyder the we - d l i k . ci f P i claimed not repayment, but damages. But the Yesterday evening an ordinary meeting of the landed at Pascagoula, Louiaiana, on the 15tb that., • • • de Choiseul, sow a private la • cavalry regiment, took medical stream; Dr. Martin, it is hoped that be mil them ' pris jury gave him a verdict, somewhat apparently Royal Grgrephiml . Society OWI hid in Burlington Roue, and is pushing rapidly towards Mobile. average. Tbe large quantity of native cora in the t part in the Polis mu ce, •h • rrecti and was made primmer hy altimarly reamer tram the effeots of the sandat, led ea dm • against the inclination of the presiding judge, for - h air Rader* Murokuos (president) in the chair. Tbe first In reply to the demand of the Brazilian af au granaries is therefore the sole cause of the grea . the Russians. The ue arm ou a d l t a d i acnn i on m b it i„ that he may be preserved to his family and a numeral it es Ms I circle of friends hy whom he is univarlly asteroid, sad. who ei t the whole of the large sum demanded. This Par " a " amount, if the verdict should stand will have to y Mr. Taylor, describing a visit to the Minister for ex "mations and re tion for the P pars fall. And ter , present prior are not so low to the ismorertioa. " sources of the Tigris and Euphrates. A ooramoniestion hy ea they bave often been after other years , Y. Abound, • Russian geatlerasa. "Oa Lake Nor Teei. seizure of the Florida, Mr. Seward state" aa may be Meisel arnimpt whom great satiety hes hiss On the evening of New Year's Day died at Rome erred for kis recovery. Upon the whole Mr. Wiese waliii the ha ea for sem f abundance. In 1837, 1838, 1850, and the Chevalier Fortunato Pio Critelli's'. whose name hae wee eciarderad better yesterday, sad we trust he may be . Tyreildtt be raised by a further call upon the shareholder' win," was nest read. The lab described is one of the that the President would disavow and express his n classic ne n comiland • out al .-Bockester Geo:M. ' . 1851, wheat in certain perm of France berme misheard throrighout Europe by the , ...:_ e V e r temts. 1 / of the late company. It is, perhaps, unfortunate for the interesta of the public that there are in this case some techni- calities in the pleas on both aides, arming out of the largest mos( the abaft of mountains &long the frontiers of regret on amount of the proceeding at Bahia. Rands and Chiaa, and is about 100 vises Meg and 30 wide. It wee announced that at the next meeting an lotercolieg coutt _ martha. commumiorion by Captain Shard Osborn would be read. Ciiptain Collins would be s nded and tried by - was quoted at 13fr., and even as low aa 12fr. the which he displayed in adaptior the designs of ance 'eat Etna. A Sao Fara e lle r arly a fortaight ago Miss Mary ' •oe Baldwin Corbett lett her boats at Carries-pleat grarPoler a hectolitre, although there had been no harvest at can artiste to the exigencies a maders looollorYi Hie .4 u p t o , kg Sa .d ay me m os „ eld be hard e y hex m u studio WU always crowded by foreigners, sad his ohmic Oorbett was a niece of Mr. Stanley Baldric! 14010 MOO either of those periods, comparable to that of 1863. a katel ta . , _ to ail is oncoiatod wish ortoootoo weeks . wer ; esterehee emi ef • tlf• Om The London Review has published with each of Gold, 2241. secklaces, earrings, an e were carried on . Tyrorlittt peculiar law of Scotland, upon which it is possible . NEW YORK, Dar. 31, Evens°. The lowest prim at present is from 14fr. 50c. to wii . a E .,,, p . . trophies of Roman wt .. Staffordshire ; and she had for 1101110 Le raided elid; at Z • and not t Oa last two numbers a supplemest, which, apart from the 15fr It iii a conclusive argument against the 7'he Star of Turan is the title of a new opera just • roof It appears that re had for • coosekrable it may ultimately be decided. But the verdict of Cincinnatti deapatches reiterate the statement • been in an tumuli state of mind, ised • survaillases imm i : thte tha lad introit of the moment, will be found fat and valuable alleged merita of the sliding scale that it failed to bromht out at the Royal Opera House, Berlin. The cm consequently kept upon Der actions. Owieg to s mr. Ix the jury establishes at least some of the facts, i m p u p.. o f m imeo.. The review ia the supplement that the Federal gunboats prevented Hood from . i t• I, me dium c o ot o nhe hi bra ids fir • seree prevent the low prices of 1860 and 185 L Another poser is Itictiard Worst, whose snorers hitherto have hese mprovemen in er _ M. W. 0 which, unleas a new trial ia allowed on the ground to the number for Donember 31, under the head of " The crossing the Tennessee river. Th e sore uorestrauted, and, availing herself of ha liberty,.det of misdirection, are not likely to be disturbed, and Religious Oro" ie imperfect of its kind and somewhat -- fact of still gresster cogency is that since 1863 the airy ou the Mid of symphonies sad chamber music. _,.... left her uncle's house between 9 and 10 o'clock on the mitt • Med 1 which to a considerable extent narrow the legal narrow and ungenel in spirit ; but the whole of " The FRANCE. • rts h bee altogether insignificant Duriug Mae oe the olier• ie laid in Penh'. &Da the °W r y is is " d aa'a of the :Nth of December, and did not Mare. Imre impo aye n on a poem of Paul Reyes's, entitled "The Brothers." Ifdlle. means were taken to discover what had herr, of brag point at issue. It follows from the verdict that Litarar Y Year," wilt* Mk"' is complete, and is the first ten months of 1864 the importations of generooaly sod intelligently written. No important work hi. FOULD'S FINANCIAL REPORT. Lama and MR. Salomon and Woworsky represented the most at the pools in the asighbourhood were szsaisol. hi David Webb there was undoubted fraud on the part of theelirec- wheat and flour did not exceed 53,000 quintals per . . fascias ts the arm. the fear that the was drowned. Nothiog, however, wal .1 Merge lesdieg co pubosneo in Easiest] u g , on d rin 18011 Wittily, biography. PARIS, Jam. 10. found which teaded to throw toy light oa her chapped. . will month, and of that quantity 31,000 were for tors, and that their manager, who repeated and kay o . • The Reeve et Gaunt Musicale informs us that till boat os hands whoa a osmium . science, poetry. philosophy, or fiction. escapes The following ia a summary of M Fould's arse- endorsed the fraud in persuading Mr. ADDIS tO Dotices, sad the summary, while compact aa a catalogue, is report to the Emperor ou the financial state of the - rill ' ea • Alm • • that in reality the quantity of foreign the rehearsals of L'Africsine take place at Berlin toles a =l e y, ° w h o wee saas en eh e g e y ; ar e rower Bewffir ; . purchase, was acting at the time as the agent of interspersed with commeeW whit& seve it from dryad'. oountry :-" The year 1863 will leave a deficit leas corn °man -ad i m n Franoe Wee only 22,000 quintals day, that *every morning sod evening, the first being Stosrport, maw • weasaa's body in WI WSW. It WOO Wail h the m i t e en m is c . Ott, sad proved to be the malaise of Mies Corbett . t the company for that purpose. Except on the The American, French, GOMM, Italian, asd Greek liters. by 15 millions of franca than had been anticipated. -11 o tof six millions, which is the average moothly devoted to the music, the second to 1 ,.. t in bad os • garden booed which she bed takes widi Mr M .-1 ' here e ground of such fraud, and of such special agency, ton °I the year ia ala° noticed. The @hatches of the consumption o f the country. During all this time This° rehearsal eerePriee at Press" only three Se* -- ' leerier Mr. Bildwie's house, and her other orrery &Wm , elarthe pis 5 inducing him to purchase, Mr. ADDIE Would, SG music and tba . drama at NM lake is a yids field * a " are Tbe revenue and expenditure of the year 1864 will ere 156 000 quintals Plir month or • 'Dr bout •ht days' time the two lain sots will also be re- Th . bed tam to the solo Hotel, skeeter * p e es. I y was seer th probably be balanced. In 1865 the military ex- tile ea P nria w ' - ' hewed. The orchestral Mouses will commence about th e core p o e s ' Neme c Th e d enne . l e dy was Meta ' wise sleeill mooted with care sad originality. The " Sciestilla the law is settled have bad no case at all. And three times the amount of the imports. These ...• •se after the 15tb • t The desoftrors are equally &rive in the yews of eV. ' Year," is elaborately compiled, though arearrily but en peones will be reduced by 21 millions, and the , .. • -INV AND HIS ADVESTOISS a - *hest Pa. as the law is also settled that when a cora- th tth try at 1 u" . • A 800 T. acts conclusively prove • e coon arge completion of thew work. lin and to outline is given in some of the branches. naval expenses by 23 millions. The sum of 18 ' LONDON.-Tho boy, Samuel Naylor, wbo ren amy elit I pany bee approved the directors' report, it A letter from Rome says :-" Hunting ban gone millions derived from a surplus of the u has benefited by the abolition of the uncertainties Among other novelties which the season at Ber- the cobs,. ot hie =stet, lin. imam on was , met. en , 1. bet be w becomes the report of the company, for which the ea so badly in the Camps/mu hitherto tlut people an be- of 1865 will be carried forward to the budget of and lenam meld not (weird impedimenta of the sliding scale. lin has brought in the way of theatrical product:loos is a w i n es upwar d s e d 201 .. w a b ee . caug ht i e d am • diger_ . _. 1 company is responsible to third parties ; while, ginning to fear that the Pdpe's well-knows &veriest to the egge . The existing la west up to LAM we are in no way whatever the muse DOW faros from the pea of the ex• King Ludwig of Bavaria. mariner by his mother who it appears . . ____..... Irk= ' This sum,' M. Fould says, 1 may be nen- l ' the The title of the piece, which missies but of one sot. is on Theeday. We Mt on leamg the vrz m.o. ..] I further, the manager or other officer is in law not sport has east • gett flora over it. Almnat every hunting sibl • reseed, if, as ma be h ped th mord' y Inc y o , e ext 1- of the present low prior. In cone tmon. j Rei . . pe against Mothers-m(4w. T b e • i s, however , Statioo, she proceeded to a ooffeeshop and them new - every a the serrant of the directors but of the company, morning hea been signalised by a drill of raln, and the minister says that although certain farmers may be r readinf the mem young scamp sitting dom in the mite . . oh md the ' - n fth Tts d 1 • _" my expenses or e till I ry in nava services, not an original production of the royal author, but a trare the liability of the company would in a transaction fan rtaYe th" the b ' nuall bale ba " nut have ba " gawk "' - • suffering, their dieters is not without compeer- paper. She, of oourse, tm tely secured D hy uncomfortable accidents. At the very outset, whil s t which stall figure in the anticipatory budget of lati *th h t little alteration, from the Spanish of Dos net which he rendered of his promo:bags, is, te off aims, and with any one but an existing shareholder have sehe a ks 0 e coun ry an e Lion, and that, looking to the wh 1 t dth aa ' a ' a • atawa ems Manuel Joan Diana. The repreemetton took place in the the least of it, a very extraordirry one. Re _ a young horsy, before the huntiog had begun, 18415 to the extent of 65 'einem, gradually •ia hie ow been fixed by the facts thus found. But the quer,- Her Napoleon, only recently returned from Meroo, got cl •cularl th diminish aod at last disappear. These happy re- I Parar • • asses more parti y, 0 present Royal lichanspielhaos. and sa overflowing hones rece i ve d on arriving at Brighton he treaded to go direct to Irene bat happesiog wheo he came to the gardened tole! • . goner* bad bsse , tion which is reserved for legal decision in this • fall over • reit and broke hie shoulder. Lut Moray su it, " abundance ia a great blessing of Providence. the pier very favourably. Superintendent J ,he altered his trod sr ewe' t length *a I Cale is whether the fact of being an existing share- Mr. Chichester Nagle was thrown end broke hie cellar- holder makes a difference. Nor can it be denied are due to the confidence inspired by the go- • meat, and to the peaceful sentiments with M. Victor Barden, the author of Captain Hen- Owing to several cases of serious individual in- some thrums to the westward and took the St . to re it is nesseery to Ford amid theme to Arundel. He ex i t s : set. we est =I. bees, his horse 'twit', made • mistake at a ditch - riot, denies that the abstention of the chorus to ociarniesco that have already roamed, to Lo.doi sad . . . rebie that though, perhaps, as a rule, a shareholder where the brink was very slippery. Oa Thursday, which Europe knows your Majesty is animated. ea ot Pio , " " I cry " Vive le Roi " in the proper and expected that newellw • fret° Eer•P• she std l a " P lualeal " "I‘i - expee di es t h e messy 7 2 h i e poseen e en w ; a e sther 0110 110 ' Lord Talbot of Idalahide's horse , slipped up w ith The report of MM. Behic and Foold, on the in- since of the fact that by an order of the Meestary el •yr • knows no more about the affairs of the company hi .. sad re • place is owiug to the censorship. It is the result mat way. Fancy dogs, magic Mem, ocerettees , si. , pess Rad over htm, breaking the small bone of 1 quiry in reference to tbe Benk of France, has been , , .. Sur at Washington, dated the 17th of December MA so war y, dn ., aid ~„„t ri .,, , ~p p. „..d ..„„ a ry. *w f ...eat ai than the outside public does, since the knowledge h • - ' . b wn d• e not to " abuse " the use of that invested °rideable MI si el lordthie • arm On the am° Macula& while startle( published, accompanied by a decree ordering a 00ea. iorl3 0 perm except emigrants' will be allowed to enter the United es}opmet, sad he theefore strew" esliefe. 1., of both is derived only from the directors' report, f ree . m e po r t a o us neggiers, a flea b row , Add is b y "d r. I • ion of audit for the expels of nagement ' cry' As hi. Sa . rdou was lately a visitor at Com- ew e , g ab ? a t a Ineepor g c74l,thr.:hilangtlgiat=B:::lgiraifeeewto kic elC S. S b . e 1 .,, (1.16 41 1 1 ; there is in law and reason a very strong distinction John 13iddle, turned restive and. phi fir vi Itl ; 132118 pipe his duicretion must be taken to be well The arrival in the Mersey of a large quantity of for a magio listen, besides a farther aap „,gt or e *At - I D innona. ' • °— ° " Y• °um and the purchase of bullion during 1863. ' in his position. The public cannot, if it would, in contact with • heavy winacart which wee coming down ' inspired. tlue blockadegus cotton is noted as • valuable cargo. At e ar th e ne ... en d waw a e bo n y fo, a cosefettilli. SS. 'he know more than the directors think fit to tell. But the hill. The shaft entered the horse's chest, sad the poor Another decree has been Wined in reference . to MIK. de Montalembert and de Fallon' are the preesat psioes the shipload of 4,000 bales ie rid to be manifested treat iodisation to ar ' Met' and eimbli a shareholder can, if he choose'. He can generally anizaal .„. dra Pa„ , a ll dn ..", &ad cal tb• ,. ” 81 ", t ' a , the alienation of the land in Algeria now belonging shortly expected at Rome to make their personal worth 280.0001. visited the Primers's sad Dritry•lane Theatre. the Palace, sad ether pieces of popular mime X gee _L.% „ J i lt 11 1 - himself inspect the books ;he can at least compel - one nunioname season at rails sUows RIM O f til the state, but which it is intended to allot for ao . . • h p an d ft h • • THZ MITEISLICTATION Or TEALS& -We have emission to t e ope, oon re ear error in which wee that wben found by his mother he hid see me w , A animation. IL Dorms de Lbuye Count Walewski, sod the purposes of colonisation. mason to believe that thip rumour which assigned to Mr. Ser- te h i e „ smite ,. Be hie made ont se wo wee, lbat be 1 an inspection. If he does not choose to do so, it of the f ' . having hitherto held tbe doctrine set forth and jeer Saltier the Intention of arise himself to the car h ew , h e h em *goaded sperm& d 12. t., hut as to the weal! busedon gave dinners sad held rie. - - ! is scarcely fair that be should make hie brother o,p t i c . b pA „" k . SPAIN. condemned in the 80th proposition-that it is poi- rtitnenoy of Tries ma sot well 'seeded. The 161181/11 f a w hi r & th e eent m o d er o sor othen 10/.) has sons Dia ,„. f . , , shareholders suffer merely because they are equall MADRID, Jur. 10. we are Warned, mere to Mai Piedra whisk ridsy) ths worm sible for tbe Pope to reconcile himself with liberal- r.i e h r a t ' utaas to his meads the eferto „-Ou ' Hese Dell- Os tbe %Heider day. 0 . ii , sow ,la , , , y There is much illness in Paris just now t among* w* the boy to Lewes. and gave Wormers to • 7 1 1 ••••• Oeske, • I negligent and equally ignorant. He cannot, in- conspicuoms paremeges; for ourople-M.Flliciso David, M. ' ek n e __ l e _ e ,,_,,, 0e ,,,,,, e , Th d'scusaion on the address will eommen in sae ism and modern ideas. whenever there shall be an opportnnity.-Dirdin Met& a m , h i d tahn h i m te t i n N „ al p r i sm aw l gftm ie. Mt ene a i • deed, even urge that his money, paid for the new Prudhoe, N. IBestide, M. Barbieri', M. Barad" sad N. 1 `" e '""" a "' w ------ Lito.i. Arrourrozon.-Tbe nawie of Last evening, after sunset, it froze hard ; but a Exracrae ahem el his father (who holds au p =iirec t itaa • a 1 I shares, has been wholly lost to him. It is quite Mamas. The health of the Empress is anything but aro. The report cureent that a new ministerial modi- thaw set in during the night, and to-day we have fer Colman Meriden, M.P., is rimatiord *owe Yesterday the bad, who is a fairoola _, • %VA h alai will be fah tato coarderatioa %Meg sm shout 12 el was takes before G. Whithilal w ore ms es sem egs, Iliagisi I , a' , : 1 : ' • f 1 • , . i possible tbat it might have been so employed as to isetcry• produce • gain in which his original 'hares parti- cipated. But for that sum so employed he mtg M. Victor Texier, a well-known French engraver, • ht died two days beck from the effects of an accident. While have had to pay • larger contribution on amount Peeeis ees 11 4 7 th . a d P lavima -- T of his original shares ds before the Theatre Francais he m own by • private carriage, and his skull freo- 1 • Looking again at tared by coming into contact with the foot pavement. He arrived. the matter as a queetioa of strict law, w ee aged go fication WU about to take place has been denied. THE WEST AFRICAN MAILf3. IThe West African mail steamer Armenian has a soft southerly breeze, and the centigrade 10 de- the vacancies rargrat emu this e =o• el Mr. O g ees, Ewa., OS tile grew above zero. Juries Ball. The leased burr is . rani seat fee Clara-Dublin Evening Mail. but tbe ore cord i t. , te km a i gees lete ea acermat 4 th ebar nieree of gr. Itell ar g 1 v•--s. I had sr retread Mooed race el re oath LIVERPOOL, J A L 10, The Boum * p o d. B en in rose 15c, for cro, Yesterday, tbe old Liverpool and New so.. ;tartlet the bearing. It was earwig .. °0.... A % • i Her dates are, Benin, Dec. 7; Fernando Po, Nov. lin very great demand. from Harm Oil to-da et 12, the some So seem 150...... - 1. and 25a. for amount, closing at 671 r. So. and 691 r. reketeldp Daseeth arrived in the Messy, 1 y proper . it , h e ... of 4,000 bales of lalcolcaderes edesa. ef Yr. NOM behg takes. The father este* owl I 25e. Mobilise rime 7fr. 50c. The Italian Loan was adth • del l a eapaista 7 f AlD „ icia staple fa Livevposk mg,low), aM . w m i ta ,. L b, b o y a e the time AA the metal rates or oti this cargo ie valued at 290,000 L i Sever Standard. .; 0 -........... lelleillg i I 1 ' .! . .1 • • x ( , 1 . _ -,-... _ , . _.