The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-16 00:00:00

TISLEGRApifie INTELLIGENCE. ITALY. TURLN, Dtc. 14. Memo. Of U. properitioa of Di. I krt.tui, the rep. ,rt of the omitlao appoisard to inquire into the opening of tam pawl/ through the post, was read to-day in to Chamber of Deputies. The committee in their report @aprons conviction • if, ender certain circumstances, some letters puetal agents to political proceeding took place without ministerial chiefs. report had been read, day. the Chambers to a royal in corn in the southern TURIN, Ds:. 15. __ brigands is now reduced to discouraged, and reduced to great lunication with Rome has receive no more nosey. opposes the proposal of Oppueition to send Garibaldi to sakes to remedy internal dint compromising the alliance with VIENNA, Dec. 14. sof the Reichsrath voted inviolability of letters, r, and for maintaining era "146" Mit t r iilan & prOCOO pc J 0 bowl** of the soloists no Malabar, after the n to the order of the ds Validity was given by th Motive to free trade Chiavooe's baud of brigs AM They are discouraged, Their aommunia cut off, aad they sap ro The Opimwas of today up reemben of the Oppoeitil Naples as isellioasioes to I rattle, and as eompronaiaii /SIR AUSTNI Today the upper house of the laws for preserving the i or amorieg pereocal liberty, right of domicile. PRUSSIA AND I 001 The Berhapits Tidesids o article anuuun .isaliaal the propositions of t the SteilllESlMi of the Hol that they bad ahead, of Haletein. DENMARK. CoPENHAGEN, Dar. 15. of to-day publishes a asuounciog that Prussia has ' the Danish government lolatein question, on the already been rejected by the POLAND. THORN, Dir. 14. T. Dews of tho Marquis Wielopolski's resigns =of his oeicial duties is authentic. He remains, $ member of the Council of State. Te-day at Warsaw the United Beallian Church as opened by the police. Great crowds were TN/ PANIO AT CONSTANTINOPLE. PAIIB, Doi. 15. The Mesiliner's bulletin of to-day matting the listring how Consisatinople, dated 11th inst. ''Ba aaaidary penis has partially subsided. ha Turkish lira is sow quoted 226 *Ares. The Youngs roaming provigionally closed. SWZDIN. The Lkag d Sweden has rather unexpectedly tam Lis dayartiare for Norway, and a ministerial erisinow mob at Stockholm, owing to the atti tude of the Norwegian government relating to Ms union, and tho complaints which Norway has ex =in somewhat imperative terms. Kiug IT. hopes that his presence will contri bute to allay prams and to satisfy wishes which this his general imams{ doss not absolutely command to mist. PRUSSIA. ltor ma. - - '----- -- -- e•- • ---... thiasteiia eff the tons ended fee scene bi ' en sue = s w ans "•Leh Awed* io a letter hose Berli n , the result of enactuieuts, by whisk persona of thus Glass se • • a t healahliti 6 aige7 • 8 1101101 nista to an nu Fehr • rem* eleetkoa has produced a painful int. will be throws upon them for disposal. I would a0 ,,T 00 gm &i on detwoomeo ok p euesegheee 1 • en the government ; and the King, far recommend Congress to , Tido for accepting slaves belt sews* Istei Caput. Osige, the dineloret stem ih ahtd i t v r ie nt A r.,. t , i is so displeas e d at it, that he boa , it le from such states mg to sane mode of value- lies_ hem speak ninon hint marlins. awl hes been Roosookoff woo euri b ut , remand sat lo open the new Chamber in par- bon, so that the slaves on accentento by the weff by his Th e is • satmeret „ wawa is the amide: Steps lea the vessels takes up by the govinemeet :-The Bone Wows bed even raa amead° 4 a dal• government wcall be on ", . " " nd .. fr ' ° • 1 hand), with Gisela Vow% it hammy. 4th =.....-.._....• al the Chamber, but hopes were entertained might then be ta kes ~ f or ,e°l°Maijarnn sl aves nni • =i• Boni Anne, ENli), es 4t ems et the kin Moo gimemanisnt would not have recourse to climate congenial to Ulan. free coloured Staff Carps j_ she she Seek ma knew ASSIZE I j am eateeme meesure. people in America might also be included in such quality et San The Aestrelashe bank: tie lit , -- i -- - colouisation. The plan of colouisation may involve an acquisition of territory, and the appropriation en beNslica __ trAs al itoyei the arodger i ". Bi j it B2 ;ll s. ; I li u t t"616" 16 NORTHERN GIRC i . • MITES= V TRANCE. of a sum of money beyond the sum expended for te l• r hett r ike of tho um Neel ogoi ens F.[ gio- ora ) captain wan.% Wile, - • - '- the territorial acquisition." KaWaltlia. 150 1 sad alma addlevallsommnitßOarPl. morning. Baron Chem PARIS, lIATVEDLY Emma. President Lincoln reviews the course of Use go- The Oewied NM whin safisi se Ibterday. took William Wane, the Joel , The lieniimer soya in its hall rim : President since its inauguration, and says :-" The MI ma el She ciarebea . The Shinn which will of murder, cad after am r. Me Liaise jemob inn* k anesiteme more at lam of events is plainly in the right direction. ' a - tom mainjo u tti =se if fabfael. wil take have letiall you pat,' of I Meng instnieded is et medbase. Awn = s od, Kentucky, end Mi ssouri, who m used the LA belielite Garda Eli; 410 noes of escalated lest night Ibe Ritmo Wonibmeho le Ganimei fleets, lobe mine- to the /1/701a ; di ri the Oamonimerbi Ski esedderation which I co be the keels ei his !WIN the say meritmisse aa supply troops, now have 40 , 000 men in the fi eld- The win sal hem the mine pert wit C lf i t ~,,,.., to the ride of Jul ' ll° el snag me ones le sentenin betimes No WI WI insurrection is left north of the Potomac fed of the at reek OD; end the sad 1 have noi Valid Sala rad laillad- The Ifsawal blob Of east of the Cbseapeake. The Union is advanc- Parma, ham lhe eases part, win take the Ind bandies have been b bee. Just left Ike Sew Ten, mind le Is pens* fir the t og shadily southwards . Th e present i nsurrec ti on ei the Teener Guards, ggh, sad the 11 th ecusceey of Royal la print of law Nambeael , bet with *et pledge 4 sewed new is h i lbigkeen e 100. In addition to lir absoreemmed vale* ow siminally, bet that . es lie seined Preen end wan nails whale ems • war upon th e ant P rinci p les ell P e r d u V eer '' , the slaps wall sell frost the Thames :- The kw most visit the i :1 . As iatimiso , imi lin d s c his4 of omen, seat assuzes as EleviDeni hint at tbe mosar Tiett o r y. tb ” e people. T 8 insurgents ood e m ei 3 . s one. a te amv_ey tot Wien aid amount of the enormity 710 mm i the Naluitie rr e a ,V3o toes. 71 teems sad 568 Yea are amused by the Wow is sag a shad o w e d troth io the mars The President states that in the present position mm; the Casette, 3,000 took 31 oaken, 40 herne4 sad mead the death of the d Ilso has a Wags from the i'ru.ek cowiryonsest be would scarcely be justified in omitting to raise a ! I ? mm I e t•„91"3" 0 4 1,272 t•••• will a tilks Id adolinai nalastabble dolmas , be emu me, dashed the maa down up • . eloporwro for Amni a w o e th e r es ult of a warning voice against the approach of returning se • vices sets et amity. and i resolution tam miter reading the morning despotism, but denounces the effort to place capital doe and debility from 4k one day sh tint of this week, the upon en Null' footing with labour in the structure Tim Gramm Serum= Augara,-Norwn Te chest when you were nee ' Rh wain his and with the idea of the government. " /lc struggle of to - day is not Swims AND timmawirrgen.-Wisse the steamer Ame- °ell h ued,...y e e . ....,_S lai t7ef' , wear wh ims go o m e d we d th e N or th ern altog e th er o f t o -d a y , b u t i s a l so f or • vast future." rismatishensiihmere lerNew York oe the 74 Wel, arrived bet they " vs •"" , ' ,ll dAmain ow mew poralla eke he hod President Lincoln's Message makes no allusion a climmonstews, seders were reed hoes goveremset fee which Pot. that they bee le peassai la Hales with • liesse'm memeager. Ia wanton sad brutal vow • believed. His Mehl' le sash better tban whatever to the Trent affair. et this intim la the mama • 1 the Serer ow all" within l aY ca .h e hit woehmo oo , mod web ea wawa& The New York Herald, of the 4th inst., says that stis sows hes hese ism " he she Brum eie l ow, paralleled, ,„,t ck w f • to go home sad Oiler Ids advise and kis tie President's Menage forms a good chart of sail- N,,56 • so his _retry k s am a mind. The "Mr.► . tog direction for Cowen, and that by it both royal me sisseser it.7.l hnserica, Mail 8146ma which h sailed liC°1aPaa hine Y :-"n. "Cp Placl nt Inf°r thee eiseteetieb""": el the Patois, that be wen galled home Isy de- houses can scaraillY go astray . far No w yeek oft geso n j o y, the 7th wo w s , h a l l o = authority over the mass is utterly entree. The Triton. praises President Lincoln for the e i t s =ade" has me and by the Watilimeat to call at taa•• = t ca Y • • " • C So Presess sat Ewa" a° de dorithiss. shiners, " t i with A espial joke *MIA had gnat sucame at the moderation shown in his Meeste, and others istereelod la ponies en her arse, darmal•••••,.., ci 46 men • to-day wee that the Onfederate war meal NSW YORK, Dec. 4 . aVe i l i r ec= te make provides thesis for the vessel so le. .lIM moan aPlia re• I. .1 villa had wades!, left Southampton with the The M e nd paseedhas a vote of thanks us eelup d d "Sal. mad th e edatieed P r eudeni. ifs y. will 1.8. Wei". 61 67 . 4.4: by es ea strophe/dim -D. sad O. *ulna." • The Parrlar sus Mee at the Arson and reek iug • pri- t o c ooonoo d oo . C s= ISM • 8/COND-7LOOI, WINDOW. -Oa 8a- el amen an the muse principle that The New York pot Day little or nothing wea r e fe sresse • n o aces held w w rio s s sw s ho o ' SIAM son Mean were taken out of the respecting the Trent a ffair , or the relations between g i o us idd i p. p l uue . au sh o w i t, a THE PO . . by the "mind Giptein Wilkes. This rimy Ragland and America. lb& a yea*, welasa, awl laths dolmens of the funds. It is reported that the planters along the southern li i =mellor. Tadao. la 4, WoolliAllem, Haipark MAI illesaiir gclipa mon the hewn TD411•1000L eili coast are burning all the cottou. ins wee mosneestained to idea, en Wekesday From information that bet neat set with • laftm sad peels& et semis Neese rod OE 1911 ISEENBIE roams the beethren are peed- The seat of the Confederate Government has not, es h im , s h e fed S. b elo w. so lee( u• um ley to the effect that the The government ol the Grand es was st.itod, been removed from Richland. seemedimm nlmmb e. It is believed An wal la rile ewe she , L _,,," s, .____ Fsls '" e- P ls _ cs '„, s ,r d ' alpaiMsd by the litirsierier al the Wirier, hirielt as heard her WWI knocidoe at the skeet door, "" ""' ma d ., "•'"" "at law with the Woad Mader% Oewaeil about sedl ag es ageing the Media sad leaning oat she wee- 0" evidence, he P" is to sessiss sahleripifiesa. The modem The .Thiliamanoi Saturday sap, _that " letter behead lomat sad teR beetineweet on to Utis penmen la t hs where be wool is melody on the above o ha Ads dog the right of either of the hen alsraltdra. haat& by Viva" hoed from Wiroollbs, thin r al a *la= ehe i raft e 7ter ea s. est us* oty , ...i_i_i: Ab out , o , o ' c l oc k y, DP Morn their °attributions ; and nee"' sews thee wswi ' l l ' e mewl " ' wine " es it less reseal ` l" is ' groat Potter, 2D. and I there le .ea bikg le the has previously keeire ta war- Om aft_ the House d Detentic Meriorit of provianal lodges claim under the me w to e geoses oh e tb o a ig lea.. Th e * AT le get aft e r Tan DOCILE MORD= ON THE HIGH BIM- . tad ciresimetenose, to withhold their so- th e a t eie e i e a feet o g th e ... a toge yt es w e p e w i ts. The g ew o ory e t ew e h ew * w oo s "woos is. s s o , o• eey orelai b :/eZe G ßerr nee re e , he " contributioes to the Grand Lodge. All met, as Egli* mar clewed entered the pork The crew prelhembe 4 Pare Aaterjpa. Poke Memases, Jeseph phimddar c t irk) ~,, wocww, anise from the unaccountable fumy wets OM allowed se go same, bat in spite ei this proms- Jesosis ieh rfeeer wee, Joseph Waal . John Manuel Thud iro ttotoonot writer of the letter , that and Martin Sands, the Ilis P arge : _ ,____ lla es = t lr__,_ Ne• l' •iitan , __P!'": "' kW isal4 esi lmil mseld breksa ag tot is Alfghaniotati, mid' that =el deirgoil hailh with the murder of the to 'yb t lss .h in i h o d-' ee , e ‘ ;L ann y we ll B.Bl e ati n.hrak WWII • In aPennin, innUM the es issegeate. well aimed sad led by Europese easel% rhea AY Midas, ma the 12th Novemb er E last, they A a re- le - TV -- arrn --" chair - . --- Ellsa t walnut° have for Grand Master. had m . atenel the Segni territery_ , sal seised epos Nosed ben& Wien the Oder beroagli megiarates on Friday. I N o t a 6,, so d a n o Th e Orioles Netieiseis saysow " Latest Nen," pities as the reed trees wed. It will be seasoned Ths andousta dismissed Eve of the prisoners, and de- rme .. mia, f 0..,.... . the King cd Italy hes nut accepted the mug- Wt bis with all mar" ire reP••• • *Woe HEIM Ea IMO biped Pedro Adores. Peedests deka sad Atha Mao"' chair, welting for her r o essillid." Reek who will be banded see/ to the Ailefillie audio- ~,„.;o s s et . proe f rom th e oi Admiral Persemo and General Tarr. Grew' s'. Arroirrurrn. -Mr. G. Perry, vim- nes domed with widel enuder, was a tall man with a bla ecowel at Realejo, has been appointed bar Marety'a cooed Tin MIDDY-00U= Mt/IDM= -In considers- .had be o f another r o , ha French Guises. The Mee-coneulate at Rea ejo will not tine of the yenta of the ocedemesdeonvict Rchard behind the tall man lby tie Ann* which arrived at Southampton on he Ailed up. Mr. Frank Hay, drat viceconsul at Cowles,- and the strong rerommendatios of the jury In h' favour, window. H. Aorta • with the West I oldie lAEA from St. ample. hes hoes appointed cooed at Cairo. Mr. St. Vin- the Secretary of State has fat warranted in ad:ising ler eit o otee. Th. tall man oa tbellth ult., intelligens is from Val- east Lloyd, virecoosul at Poti, has been appointed consul Materty to commute the espial mann to Telma servitude • • to like led, and Callao to the 14th No- et ere- Mr. ft- wfisiseee, vice-consul at Syra, has been for life. I think I should know th appointed vice-enneal at Pali. The vice-consulate at ayes T v semen blows with tamed .HE . ELY/ETON MARELLOI CALM-The proceed- begged and prayed of • will out be $11.4 up.-06erreer. hags in this ass were resioned ee Friday in she Jostidary wield take his heed leer Woacsornanas LrLacricos-WommegMte THE ADLILWAN &ATI Qcnsivioff. -On Friday Courtin° Itillobergt before Lord Ardmill an , where the de saytkag he liked ; T.-The writ for the elastics el a height of the man a public media( was bald mthe Town.hall, lair-proofs on thdf of 11(4cor Talrerton (defender) were eoe- held of me by the thra I , he TIM Worewilardlire, Is the room of the late 'Mecham, to consider the position end duty of England need. Mr. John Forbes Drummond, one of Si From* seems, and when I bed i .H, IL Fads', rat, was "laved here today by the with rpgard to American slavery ; the mistier treaties r" Drammasd, at Hawthersden, Captain C. Wrott r easy, sad at ad again, and gave a , Of the tow/ty, who has roads the required welting the slave trade ; and also the cotton cultivation in Mr. Jeans wood, the publisher, were szataked, sad besides which he Rave n lad bud mbay "xi for th e bereiethee. e 4 ADM& Lord Calthorpe presided ; the Mayer (H. Mantoo, deposed that they hod known Major Yelverton, and always cheek, but 1 cannot may I 1 1 186 No Vale& 14 tamped"' that Mr. Itarryi t t 101.), Lord Alfred Chniathal, ned other gentlemen were emeekleted him to be a single man. Some formal vides.. again, and tighter than I ernes, el lEsestmezda, will be elected without =t,. On the mottos of Lard Glinrchill, ILP., the fol. se to poet marks taring been taken the proof I:ir Major "bk. I could bear the o • Fir_Then Mae"- Dart, of Middlek . , h as resolution wee adopted-" That this sleeting. i n Wearies was anitiete, and the court ' roes sad hoard something ratt =ea omen ` To the Protemant Electors of des view et the protest calk deans ae 'spree it. hope that Wag AT TED CIENZRAL POIIT-0711C1.-On Satur- I afterwards found on 10 4 Werealler," la which h. says :-" I am was Me Makety's oresseetent will me rosy moans 111 their ai r e e re wooetesed by an mope of mis took owe in OM open but I aimed Dahl thaw wilb um met "WI" with the " 6 1 Mee' pewee to effes a peseta seistiaa of existing difficulties arthe weli eg . ofth e peni le ) yZ e t! o ig eo , "„„g Wc• - • to lia sera aed clutch 1 sasgits=er wrier governante to neateldish nth America ." 21e was atisrwardm dangled it discovered bed K ited a table saw 40 or 10 b o a had of the bed. My pl Remo bl this coonYT• nab than le by the Mayor. Mr. Partridge, . Day, sad other gentle- b4 as It ea without furth er & age h ge i og aad I mese' toll : the qua °"Wara7 alabalreruaraall r d' " 0 ••• "a men, sad other neektions la aceordsere with the oh ter all b on amo l vis . a loose cost es this r doubt, and evowy ens Me the oleo tv et &premise t h e mee ti ng Wan p....d. Oltrer•L PALACIL - Hasp -.4-Caolre DAY - no Pam" FullY seen Ito Illabb sath°ll° paver to Ital y but itulti !F it in our Tee Inman Bowen, Dmvoot. -This famed ti me Dom , 1 Admissions co p a y iumt. L yn' ; toll use, all lam not o we eases, . With %bass sestiment. I bog to offer myself „ dab* . imam Isi s, is s ae mos import sn , c oa t is k dime he mese twee, 3,150 ; tow, um They ware th in, long fii " =r e = ran d bm the emeeeee is Pa h r o l =„ t • h am ich l' ea lal te ya l and . forth. largest Hake, he bas evvr yet run for slue! his 44 W u il a d D u B wry o s d e li c i ous a si d t h .rsit!tAiir was lon produced arrival is thw country, whoa he will meet Mills, in aa eight like the thise I was i are idly kwessing you S. I have thought it right to 141111111.1 miles fur '4 0(11., at the Hackney - wick R • Cireearls, poo o ll.9.l6“a bo os ob io alalial fft s p.i i .ad lb. eakil raisi g inake. ittbituul •"*" stoesieemew I form daraWaaß loserthens, 30 7 to this eseniee a eat 'sentry, because I observer MIST the Victorieleat dation. They start at 3 o'dock, and pelplndbe soft ob o Ism the primer Coils take unties et It wbe sew thwaselne to y ou m your the affair mita mule than usual Utmost, as it a /heat iird=hdlesehmessa aemtrewert ,____,_ 4"side ale sSmi emis b ei tga bsord as le Wm Ira Winter. • is prdiuseet.' • inseotooron. SOCHITY. -A meeting of this se ti t 4 1,7.12 autiau m ,.. w w i rt e L the fu . d . d pritsuti .Z t . „ °I "di " mrseda„ ." gr". onomesentea. "."'* o.....e.e ardeew elnik lifilli. IL II I IMS. , Lit& : Dry: This s w i sh ... °b r i e Mg" " • marvel. Dr. Dr. and Wear.' Packed T 1 411 in held "morrow, whoa • Pinar will be :and Gentlemen who require good and f as hionable le Om Ilb, - 1 - a - . 24.. liZrrig. - ,.41a-aafaarDw aaar sart :,,„ eichn li a ....... ...., h:71.4111b ,....,,, e 4.„., " Osteslogy and Deetitios of the Andaman Is- pewav co tea Lest materials and bum awe at ca, Iv • leaden,. one raw= wad Name ; :and '"" "-- ""' --- • "by Peelosew Owen. Dr. Motet will also give I Hammes i= amdi rJoptcarr, lea, Simu.i. opposite Easter Zah• 44* ;4, teoroside .1 el and rob ago r a. fortnight before the rob! nine ammummimmimmimmimmummommommimmommommomminmii......i. poritimil en of the FAh i.ology a the Andaman [blonds. tidrertis,oni ; • had, sad en imam and dienisla-tadmitionmet. to my Loa" whoa Co r' -!:. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DFCEMBER 16, 1861. NAVAL AND MILITARY. LAW INTEMIGENOK ADWILALTY, DEC. 14.—A mender T. J. Young, to the Colonize, additional, for memo, in the Cart Gaud. &cowl )later W. H.llam, to the leveatiptor. Master's daistent J. 8. Hall, to the Swallow. Midshipman N. G. Willoughby, to the Stromboli. .--Com- METROPOLITAN COUNTY COUNTS. slays irpobSsi km So prossaS mot. Wisnosern, Karthes4.ll.—Manday, Dec. 16 TOW day, 17 Wednesday, 18 Thursday, 19 ; Irldiy. 20. Bwoussuar, Yorthuad.rua.l.—Wednesday, Dec. 1S Them day, 19; Friday, 91 Mainmast, Marylebooe-reed—Thursday, Dec. 19: IM SO. BaullP2oll, Whltehead'airrove.—Yeaday, Des. 16 Wedosa day, 18. let.sl7ollo.—Tuesday, Dec. 17. 89099orrcS, Oldutrest-reted.—Theaday, Dec.l7; Thenclay, 19. BOW, Bow - road—Monday , Dec. 16 ; Friday, 20 : Baturda_ y. 11. WATTICHLPIII.. Great Prosott6street —Tuesday, Dec. 17: Thurs day, 19: rrlday, SO. 11011111WAILI, BorowstrooL—Tuolday, Dec. 11 ; Thursday, 19: Teklay, so. Lamm 19 , Camberwell New-road.—Tuasda,y, Dec. 17 wed le ; Thursday, CRT or LoitooN, Golldhall•bulldhigt —Tuesday, Dec. IT . Csszcitserau., Duncaa.terrsce.-11cseday, Dec. 19: Tuesday, W• 111 1 1 10 1 s1, 111: Yriday, SO ; Saturday, 11. COURT OF COMMON PLELS.—Dzo. 14. SECOND COURT. Bitting at Nisi Prise ia London.-(Before Mr. Judie* • Ryles awl a Special Jury.) OAKILLT IP. OODDIZN-1112 1100INIe11 CAM. The jury retired at a quarter pad az, and in shakos hour they returned into court. The foreman cad that they were agreed on the firstpo c i o t that the bill wu obtained by fraud, but upon the se point, whether Mr. Roy had notice of this fraud, they could not agree, one juryman being of a different opinion to his fellows. His Lordship said that one gentlemen wu as strong as ell the rest, and he must trouble them to retire until they *sold all agree. Tbe foreman mid that some ofitbem were anxious to hear Ws lordship's stirartiogiu to what constituted notice. His Lordship said it was not flummery in order to affect a party with Dotted that be should know all the circum stances ; it was sough if be knew that the bill was infected with head, although he did not know the eireumstanue ; sad if a mu resolutely shut his ape so that he could not no the freed, that would stoosali to souse. The fury were again locked up, and remained ex until 10 o'clock, when they were Madame& by Yr. Cooper, the oiler of the omit, wit/swat baying agreed up= a verdict. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Dm. IL re the Judge Ordinary.) WATOON e rr .) v. WATSON AID wu.Eirciow. morn The ing hearing of this part heard sue was rammed this , when The learned causal addneesell the court for their reepeetive climb. They soateaded that the evidence of identification wee laulliaiest ; sad that even if the jury were satisfied that the lady sad gentleman who were tourists ia the PrIMMIN het easamer but oar were Mr. WU:biases end Lady Walesa, them was nothing wbstever to show that they bad beau Iraq of say hi y. The widow, against them wee that of the whoescredibility the Jury bed had so mum affor=ti c hti g offorming ea opinion. 11 the case natal* the respondents were really a substantial use, why had sot the landlord of the hotel, his sisters, or his chambermaid,, bees called ? The fury had • right to expect the best evidence, whereas that actually furnished them was Is the highest degree is conclusive and unsatisfactory. AJ for Sir Charles's own character, it could have been nothing short of in fatuation that had ever induced him to tiring his suit before the court ; for evidence would be give to show that not only sines the departure of Lady Waters, es Colonel de Morel had saggested, but through. out his matrimonial life, his conduct had be.. of a aunt deceived character. • cat number of women of infamous !sputa& were the sworn to have had dealinp with tie s amitleama at Neermerket who was called Sir Chines W on but or-usminatiors It did not appear that any the wit nesses knew for certain that he was the pelitioaer. He wee mid, however, to rumble the photograph which had been pat in. The cue was *gala adjourned. INSOLVENT DEBTORS 00IIRT.—Dso. 14. Were Mr. 00011Oini0041r Nichols.) TO OA= OF MADAME 111324311)017L-111 TOM OLLTAZ OF IBM= KANSPILD, =OWN AS lIXONIFIX/DIOSSOOLIF. The owe el Madame Roderadart the was ap psiatad to be beard to-day under the POOK4OIII Ad, CO a yelitias died is July bat Mr. Jeffrey; the muelooeffer I. aniteequare, a is and also sWm Ores ; Cleerp Lew l tr d rie ssd • ) wee stoney ter the insolvent. The sandals exhibited debt*. 6311., sad the rely assets -4 the prow for praetorian' work= at a meson which doubtful deb; An sewnneema ems Yabraarr, with resetnul peuteetio; se to settle cut al an e we is iehrvary. MOB appearesee el Madame attributed io the tailue el her tismirkel country, plate ha the bedroom, seer the window. and my watch wee always kept in the watch pocket at the head of the bed, and she knew It well. I dad act beer the men may any. thing whilst in my tees." The lady laving dazed her signature to the above, the primness wen severally asked if they bad anything to my, or any question to put. This they declined, and were again placed in the calm, and taken bee to the Homes of Deten tion, to be e ir s oaht up again at this court next Wednesday, as already LYBARKATION OP TROOPS ON BOARD TEE PERSIA. On Saturday, several of the leading streets pre sented as eppearame of an unwonted military character. In course of the foresees a detachment of the Royal En gineers, °mining of 110 men and 8 offietus, nader charge of Captain M'Quay, arrived in town, from Dublin, and re ceived billet appointments for the night, the officers taking up their quarters in the Adel* Hotel. During the ems day, 63 men and 4 diners of the 16th Regiment of Pout arrived from Sheffield ; 30 men end one officer of the Train from Aklershott ; and 46 men and one officer of the Hospital Staff arrived from Los don, all of whom were quartered in the town dur ing the night. Yesterday forenoon all of these, officers and men, with the exception of those belonging to the 16th Foot, marched to the Great Lading-stage, sod were con veyed them to the steamship Penn lying at her moorings is the :Moyne. They were with great celerity and in the most orderly manner put on board the let-named themel, the whole an occupying more thee aa hour. About 2 e'elock y afternoon the remiader d the lat batta lion of 16th Foot embed et lam.etnet Railway statist, end merehed. ad Browasereet, Mahe Om= Landingnep, where, being by their ies who bed arrived on the preen= day, by the aid fi f the Mum Satellite and four powerful seem togs balms* to the St. deargn Steam-tug Oceeparr, they were amemyed to the _Pen= sad e= pat m beard that fiae am& The embarked= and ariaessmate were of the meet eatideitary ehemear, and reins= much credit as the drill and fervolaht of Leyeeseee. R.N.. the Aide*. spat at this port, tii!= memseemot the indetheden led boon entrelent. As might have bees expired ea Weems ere= of spielaters wee gathered is the hadheratese to wits= W dorm tare if the troops and me might also has bees the grieMet eationimea wee mosidented es pact the egird, who Instil, aad repeatedly ehared the doe body a eat fellows who wire taking their departure. Notwithorseekag the isthmian of tie opeetaten, the at m= order and desires was preserved ce all ben= everything being madasted with the peasefel aid orderly propriety which belte a bravo people whammies the initiatory step of ea imperteat Wised moriemst, I. defame of its homer, end he met dearly sheathed pri vileges. As an illustratioe of the Mole el pnbbe feeling, it may be well to mention that when the 11th were kiwi= Sheffield they were aborted Limner* crowd of people who cheered most =a rt ily ; were else assomme a whinier bead whisk played appropriate to the sow eloa.—lieerpeel Dia= or Gswrmai, Brs EDWARD Bowarma, K.O.B.—The mammies of the 49th Foot hes become vereat by the demise of the above pliast geseeral, Liaisons of whore death was neared at Bwrideighera Mese yesterda store* by telesraph. Sr Edward died at Cause Ise at deb* on ileterday evades. The Me general wee is his 744 h year. It was the intention of hie ..s :zal r aineee the deeseal -in-Chief to have the brigade of Foot Clear& la thro early oe Rsitor• day monde& the order was countermeeded at the last mama; the duke having gene to Windsor Castle at an early bows, L ea Iran* the deecerees date the Prince Oared as THI NATAL AND MIUTAAT Paietktelows.— Proem Ikeettow.—Ordises lave bora naked et tits least Odelawier is.deakmaki W.w MU Isskr swim Is Ands. • malts et NNW% 111,1111 Si sereemiesissei aremealiaielwo hove lett Pews- Lel% 60, Woks eitat al Ranh* eesteurkee, is of ketetetime trout the Time s oi=ektiaft lie ma bake banded to joie the - . r reseetly wei ke howkwilate tetaelel roar szstrisesi peee No animist $ toshortly wwerist el tie meek batkey Great Tes t eedit. two et Me week lad two at . _ _ Itia nonouisid that the monster steamers which en to hew esioll with troops wfll be moseyed. lersedisiely it b loedtat then wUI be war with Anorak the Cope el Pad Hope sod Alessodolso aeit bs araed. sad will be arreaml hen Xeoleod Cr hews. Tbeledend mail simmer /Ala% Wash lett sawes het west kr Now Yak, was armed with eight gess, da the stew an rapier, &Mal a the pesetas et palmy miff MN& Tai TROOPS _lOll 0 All ADA. --GI: eat terICY 6.11411111 INTELLIGENCE. CIRCUIT.—LrrzarooL, Dso. It yon MOW CAPTAIN imam t Wilms was brought up for materna this Chaise% to perms( sentence, said— jury haw ..quit Jon cd mime • as aimless sad strata investigttion of meadasghter, sad sines Ike wort , have gven the ere the most sazioss amid devote to Ik I Walt it nabs- Natio, to gesd apes the other hi , now to sen pot for the claim Of J 5•11 convicted. • 14mlaughter is often at law when there is little of moral guilt A there are other oases is whisk the the offence with great severity on enormity with which it /5 accompanied. nol o rl ua y ia t i l s.d h lityl2 int with intrvisissee ; with laving Asian the desk after repotted pre and whoa is wee la estate of areas aaf vls dinars lab laving j_M e npcia kis weedng bray beets. The lave aet ftse whisk Ism death, ammed wa. in mower to a question !tealtilical yea wore guilty of most This is a ass of great es= s irt ; have • own obgerration I ha ever we violated into this esplanation to I met par span you. You were whisk gave your scene control and who ware sipp ed, and who st rop" sad you ve not only abused whisk tke law invested you, but under most stresione eacemity. The sesame /our is, that yea be kept in peal Nevi twisty years. • them removed. 'OLICE COURTS. AARYLEIIO277. that bad been forwarded to Mr. Yard. lb. lady, Mn. Orem, aged 71, residing ad apes Wheat the murderous assault ' sot be able to attend at the court to inetractioss that the three pr maown ore charge should be taken to tbs lady's would attend to take her depositions. Impeder Draddick, D division, SO , Home, 97 D, wind in cabs from atlas, bowleg to their charge Thoreau , sad doriA Collett. These they eon bed-roscamliere Kr.Yarelley and Mr. were already in waiting. eat was taken down ea follows :—She Sarah Orem. Ou the 24th of October • sitting in this room (second floor front) Elisabeth Askew (the servant=t i tt ' • light in the room, saddest . After she left I was &Mug in the coming up, when some are came to ,be door. I looked up and saw that it . black meek on. My eye caught the man. He tame round the foot of the . man and was between the bed and the shorter than the other, and monied to be man hit me on the head four or live something with a large knob at the end. the ball (meaning the knob) smile. I of him to Le quiet, and if he band away I would tell him or liked. When I said this he took throat end pinched me tall I lost my 'sad in some measure recovered he came sme some more blows on the bead, me a meet severe blow on my left with what. He clutched my throat before, and I again became insert other man up by the side of the bed, ;rattling at my desk, which was locked. on looking at it that it had been broken nothing from it. I saw the short man ti my watch tram the pocket at the • plate was is a basket under a table, quantity mimieg. The short ma n h a d iis might have made him look stouter. seems to be about the height of the • certain. The heads were like his. fingers. The life-preserver (which by Impeder Ruddick) is struck with. Whoa I recovered hand myself alone in the morn. I 'Gillett well. She was employed by me vier, sad set up with me at night. or g eigh n es t month pic s ago. She wa s w ith I had respectin bar °Cr =IIIIMIO time iaa giving lwor amen that iete my home any mare. About robbery I heard that Collett had been Collett was hem I used to keep the THE CHARGE OP BIGAMY AGAINST HAS. WILSON. On Saturday, biro. Barbara Catherine Wilson ap peared at the Bow-street police-court, in discharge of her bail, to answer the adjourned charge of bigamy which bas several times been the subject of Investigation at this eourt. Captain William Le Hunter examined by Mr. Oiffard—l came from Paris last night. 1 went there about July. I went from Germany and joined her in Paris. She left me on the Bth of October. Up to that time I was living with her u my wife, and on terms of affection and friendship. I law my mother about a fortnight or three weeks after. 1 wee arrested on the 16th of October, at Si Cloud. iir7 G i If ard-11 a v e you since ascertained that you wens arrested by the collusion of your mother? Mr. Chambers objected to this question, or to any which did not directly relate to the charge. A long discussion followed, daring which Captain Wilson, at the request of Mr. Oiffard, was ordered to withdraw from the court Chambers contending that no evidence could be token bet what related to the ease before the court, Mr. Carrie laid down that this wee the proper rule, but that some latitude must be allowed. ---- iidifiTr:l;;;;;;,contendeol that, with a view to as ' application for adjournment, he had a right to put gam- Wes, the answers to which would not ultimately be evi &bee hi the case, but which might be considered for the Pu of the adjournment. r epra Mr. Carrie simating to th is prin ciple, Mr. Moulage Clambers ex a hope that letters would not be read, or that, M wen, they would not be published. He wished it to be aaderstood that if they 7 were published, he should advise his sliest that the pu bllcetios wee not justified. Mr. Comle suggested that if it wee Deemer, to magas Captain Wileon about say letter it might be put I. /us hand, and questions asked of him without reading the letter. Captain Wilson was this recallsd, and his exerislaatiot continued. He answered the remaining quirtious with evident reluctance and oomiderable LalLtioa, some al the questions being repeated four or five tissue before he soak! be got to answer them. He woe sot the pramiester. H. never instructed any owe to take theme reeeaftp, bat 'be desired his solicitor to make as nive wee made to his satistectioa, and belies diehad his sabalikai te take what steps might be secessery. Ohre tht view= beret into a lit of hysterical. warping and wester a short time removed from the court). Witiesie romembered writ ing the letter now predseed. Mr. Gifford—At the Mare you wrote that letter did you believe that Ootobod was a married fans whoa he =Med your wife? answer.) _ When you wrote then wards did you believe than bolo tree ? Tea and keens wtsiberyou we. writing what you believed to he the truth or soh The witless, aftir;ssi preseles, mid be mete that let. ter by the dietetics at Mrs. Whios (the phone). lie did believe it, for be Wla le l nd to believe whet she told him. . Oilhat this sppid le the ad Mr joarnisest. to mulde ids te, wltsuses from Zees* ha Oessie. le peeve Out bad a wade Mg at the time silk Meth. with it. poisoner. r. Owls thessiti there Mehl te he mire proof that if the acs wee adjourned heather miimeesleid be obtained. Mr. liartisos esileffee, wM bid Iseemily said for Mts. Wilms, deposed that •be led Heald trials the lest four I days a, letter ff.= SUM lideasd Davis, 4Haverfordwest, meting the node of impdates they bid isalituted at his W when he acted for Mae. Willem From the effect of that hitterhe bed so doubt tiat erbium from Snout° would be fortheomisg. After • protraMed dimwits% the is.. was adJoursed ice a week for the dames to show toiler proof that seldom wee to be had from Taros* with a slew to • farther ad journment to await the revel et the wheeler from that piece. As the primmer wee about se be removed from the dock she exolaimed, toast al Toriossto estresty. "Do let speak to my bustesd, Wby may 1 met speak to his I They tell Ida falselisede . about ma. Ob ! ff I meld bpi speak to * The omeals, bower, west away with his frier* sad without fare her as istorriew. The former WM was 1111)11111111, sad she was liberated. MARKET& TALLOW..4IAIVIDAY Ammak,r.—The =MI wu steady to-day. At the else the lellowseg Mk* te wereeorrent : --lipok sew. &L • old. 110 a. I& ; all ; the neat& Ma. • Jaunty Eda. t• 59a. 6d. ; A a Jew, M. to CC.. bb Dolirrir to bit @voila& 1,,M arks ; wink. 1,81101111111. 00170N.—lavtaroot. Dom 14.—W0 love .d bat • limited bonitos is tattoo bdy st youtooday's prior. no Woo aro 4,000 Wok isolimidmi 2,710 Amosimo, .4 BA to At.; 1,000 amok as 144. Mid.T; 110 ligyptiosoit 11d. to 120., of whirl' 4000 me tae oposolotiot mod import. OOTTON 000M—Nomsrarrni, Doc. 14.— . Tbe earn pas earn* of limber dam this weak, both in yams and else, bee maul ernamisted the hope of spinners and me awftrituresai Warne the "Min *same mad* by buyers os ftraiday, smith* hatiles s provelliag ors that day, had lambed • belief ws ee s=at gratent ?s -pinal Oa Tarn* • business was done in peas far Las ithdarnia. bat so advises in prices of id. per lb. sameernal dissiesi it towards the clam ol the day. Blackbu rn pm" adirassad Mill • shads higher moos. pared with previous ?atm. Thai pp, however, between the prices last quoted at Bombay and Calcutta and the rates at which cloths can be obtained be.. was still felt to be obstacles to besieges, though the finer fabric anted to those markets were soug h t after • good deal, and some few sales were effected. Since Tuesday the market has bees much quieter, sotwithelesding encouraging telegrams from W arne to the Nth, sod from Bombay to the 27th November, repot..ing the damming market in both yams mid cloths ; and advice. of improvement also in the markets of China. Yesterday sad to-day there bas been some business doing in most kinds of cloth and yarn, but it has been on an en. tremely small earn Prices are nominally arichanged shoe Tuesday, but the probability that the message of the Pad dent of the United /Sates which is expected by the .It steamer due neat Mornay, may throw sane greater light then we have at present on the probable kale of our COWS of quarrel with that country, s inducing • pesos, and moat of the offers making for goods are too low for =apt. now, and more for the purpose of testing prima them with • view to actual tienseetioes. HABDWARlL—Bouansitan, Dna 14.—Trade here ems - I finites dull ; the orders in heed are very wady exhausted, I and very few fresh ease are meting in ; the pester portion of these are on amount et th e country trade ; the set. shoats are doing little or nothing, and ems under the 1•0114 favorable eireamelaseee we eruct expect any improve ment for the next month, as the anticipation of an em broilment with the Northam Mates will keep all business openitions in:check. At some at the rolling mills in the town the men are oat working more than four days, than which there could be no geester proof that trade is depressed in many of the ktine awned on here. lu the middle of the week the failure was announced of Mr. Leonard Bowen, of this town, manufacturer of railway bolts, screws, and rivets. Hie liabilities are estimated at from twenty to twenty-five thousand pounds ; • meeting of the creditors has been called far aa early do . The Joint Stock bank just started here on the li liability principle is to be opened on New Year's Day ; Mr. Beattie, from the banking Doom of Marra Gos li ngs and Sharpe, of Fleet. street, hoe bees appointed manager. OORN.—Carianne, Dia 14.—We had a very dull mar ket fur all 00,14 bat without say quotable change in price. Wheat, Ms. to 645. Barley, 345. to 40s. Beans, 40a. to 41s. Oats, 21s. to 28a. per qr. Co[canna, Dsc. 14.—il moderate supply d wheat, fair of twisty and other eon. Wheat a slow sale at barely late prices. Barley L. dearer. Beans and peas had a down. wan tendency. Guru:wean, Dec. 14.—Thens was a great falling off in the supply of wheat ; sales were slowly effected at a reduc tion of Is. and, to cases where condition was bad, falls per qr. Barley difficult to s e ll, b u t no t c h eaper. 56e. to 69e. pot quarter. Barley, 322. to 395. Oats, 23". to 27e. Beans, 401. to 44e. Peas, 38s. to 41s. fol. LILICEBTIII, Mr. 14.—There was barely an average show of wheat on offer at oar corn market to-day, and the attend ance was limited, the trade being inactive, at ls. decline on lato rates ; new red sample. mad* 63e. to 665. • old, 59a. to 60s. ; new whits, 64a. to 70s. per 36 per Posit For barley a steady demand took plsce,and the show being short prices were the turn higher ; malting, 335. to 375. per quarter ; other kinds, Mt to Us. per 30 stone. Nrwcsattn•urosi-Tran, Dec. 14.—At our market this morning we had • moderate show of wheat from the growers, and notwithstanding its impaired couditioe. • clearance was early effected at little variation from the rates of this day seanight ; south country qualities were held very firmly. 675. 6d, being spun paid for &oil* new yellow, with little offer*. Th e woe firmness was per. ceptible in torsi" and lase pries, were paid for *Pd new Danish red, whilst in Hamburg varieties few transac tions oocurrsd, teeing to the high pretassious of wales foe soon fine old Dautric, 66 e . was p rocure d ; quality, of Pane, not extra. Flour in fair demand, at s lant previous ratan Malting barley a slow sale, but lees Presti•6ll offered than hitherto ; grinding unchanged. Malt little inquired for. In beans little 'Prying. Peas rather dearer. Oats most difficult to quit, ad whore sales awe reeds, lower rates must be submitted to. The arrivals this Teak ale : Wheat, ocestwiay, 2,277 cps. ; foreign, 2,961; barley, coastwise, 610; foreign, 600; malt, coastwise, ; oak, cosatvise, 1,530; pan, °advise, 13; toecaps, 180; flour,' oomatwise, 1,601 wicks.. Noawww, Day. 14.—Wheat was in tale supply h day, and the advance established last week was last. was rather a good quantity et barley Ofie;ieglin fad tit barley seams here is now at its height—and lad week's la were fully supported for all descriptions. There was out much doing in oats, beams, and peas. Flour was is. per Peck easier today. White wheat (weighing 621 be. to 6411 e), 66e. to Ws. ; red ditto (weighing 621ba. to 6411 d), 6ki. 65e.; best chevalier malting barley (weighing 541).. to 561b5.), 38s. to 395. ; runs chevalier ditto (weighing 53Ibs. to 561b5.), 36a. 37e. ; ditilling ditto (weighing 53lbs. to 1511ba.), 345. to 355. Norrunmaw, Dec. 14.—The trade was dull, at bard last week's quotations. Old white made 475. to 64.. ; old red 42e. to 63a.; new white, Ns to Th.; new red, 60s. 675. per 30 stone. Thenpply of barley was limited and the demand proved fi rm at fully late rates ; malting us. to els. per qr.; grinding 30e. to 331. per 30 stone. OXFORD, Die. 14.—This market today, although plenty of wheat and other grain was offering, and the attendan of millers and dealers numerous, was what was properly termed a dull dear market, Lerman holding firm, and un willing to part with their various productions (of best quality) unless at en 1141VMAIIN width had the effect of making rueful, and oonsequently very little buds= has C u Z ha raOseeted. Quotations Were as follows :—white wheat, 30a. to 655. per qr. • red wheat, 52m. to 60a. ; good melting barley wee worth . 425. ; inferior samples from 335. and upwards. Parsammosas, Dso. 14.—There was but a sena show of grain here to-day, dm wheat made last tweet's prime, inferior and oat of cooditioised lots is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Daley and oats ready sale, at rather higher rates. Beans without alteration fa value. READING. D. 14.—There wu a fair supply of wheat ° at ear market this morning, and for the moat part in pretty good condition. Trait isms bowsaer dull, speculators sot feeling inclined to boy, owing to the present upon-kin upset of things, and market must be quoted same as bat week. sTlis n Ily °Defined to pre sses rerrenliri= trade wu nominaL I. 14.—berinssn it been ex dull for ills:sopa lin vier bra kindsof grain, which Cain tomer rigor. orhilss4lmr soots wan ens turn in favour of buyers. Fonigaldris won in fair supply, with • quiet demand, at aboulgromisrm qnsialisms. Thin won wk r *verso supply, sf both milks sad grinding , h war bold for about lano psiosn, prier =sift lois in sans Weisner a trifle isomer. In gelmaing Ida& limo was very Was puling. Itrissacsy - poi 14.—The en* d wheat thda nay nedende Geis rd ether puma fair. Tbo of wheat is very reek wene thee Ire week and the price la. to Is. lower but an espy to bey at the dethae. All "thy eon finites tut week's pion. Prier to the Cwl:—Wbsub, while, wow, Os. to Nis., =be. per 1 . ; when, red, Ms. to Os. Oats, sew, lid. to U. per stone. Bras, to the. per 19 nose. Woaczerza, D. 14.—At this day'e marine three was a large farmers' sty of whist, aad the isles made wen at a real:thou per qr. Forego offering Is ; z qr. lower without indica buyers to say erten. Ha inantaind its value. Oats old, takes fa retail. Basse t cheaper. Peas ushered. You, Des. 14.—The show of wheat at our corn meaket to-day was again only limited, sad many of the maples were out of tenaties, for these less money was taken white made, Me. to 6& ; red 62e. toes. per 36 stone. There wee • modenee supply of barley, which wee in fair and maples may be rioted at meet retie ; mehiag, T = 38e. per quarter ; armed*" 30e. to 32a. per Weems Liman; Dan. 14.—We here bad boisterous weather during the week, with a great deal of min, so that ear streams are in flood, nest the land very wet. Of 00101•1 wheat Sr** ts over for the New. Potatoes are ring fmc price, but, eatartaseetely, our bream have very few to , mil. At our country markets this week we hem bed Mn] minibus of barley sad cats, bat 401 very small el wheat. Os were waft made at lest week's tats, though so bride es on thesrerieen me Here. to-day. we had supplies of all kW' of main. Bake ready enough. Perky sad eats at lest week's proem Wheat la. per qr. lower. Wheat, old sad , saw, to 48c to Me. ; barley. new, Ik. to 365. ; eats, Dew 20a. 2Be. 6d. WAII7II/011D, Duo. 14.—Our deliveries of fanners' grain ham slightly isereased this week, but by boat the receipts have bees meet MN*. hem &read we can only rspert very meditate arrivals. Oar mirk* hilluesesd by the London and Liyeepool emenets. hes been in a dull Wallet =with a downward tesaleem in the value of mat Irish wheat we mete 6d to ly. per barrel lower, and forelegs the tern In Lamm el buyers. Berley ir = malting samples seams sad fully as deer, bat girlie s. ma he had at • trifling rodealma. Oats in vs.y bed condition, and 3d. la IA per barrel cheaper. lobe ems with ably a modeles beamed mu be written 3d. la Qd per barrel below the qeMetimes al this day menaigle. Plow, quiet, but not qvutablyiewer'. Impede this week : —Wheat, 2,860 qtr. ; barley, 400 ; leas e 4,776 qrs. • Flour, 90 liemela t IN make. lopensa i week :-1 1 /heat t 88 barrels ; beeley, 702 barrels y 1111111. beads ; Saar, 616 mob ; oatmeal, 56 imam SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. - - SE, Comment an. WA CA I # l Zl llo bec Ardigesen. ea shor e a ClUildlllllll Parr, or sad ter Ds*" Itemlas, Vadercerne oa the Mud SosOnhars crew sod e jr: milac it i li M IT sand the Tenet has gas to paean. Duke of Droste ..),ae liwrpst. Captain Keith, hum sal the UM of October kr thamastros, vas struck by s heavy sal esUth„ sad psi bask Is &say laths aniftes. le Awe beta enedenred and addliglee, Doc U. tlig hi besa lisetWarClonnag. maimed leisOsetreg ot beow% Da, by the sersnateg Dea U. Vanguard. home for Nov Valk Us pa buk with load " Liverpool, Die. It 1 AMERICA. PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S MESSAGE TO THE FEDERAL CONGRESS. WASHINGTON, DEC. 4. The following is a summary of the M deli vered to-day by President Lincoln to the Federal Congress. Referring to the foreign policy of the government, the President says : " You will not be surpri s ed to hear th a t i n th e peculiar exigencies of the times our intercourse with foreigu nations has been attended with profound solicitude, chiefly turning upon our own domestic affairs. A nation which endures factions and domestic divisions is exposed to disrespect abroad, and one party, if not both, is sure sooner or later to invoke foreign intervention. The disloyal citi zens of the United States, who have offered the ruin of our country in return for the aid and comfort which they have invoked abroad, have received less patronage and encouragement than they probably expected. The insurgents have seemed to assume that foreign nations in this ease (discarding all moral, social, and treaty obligations) would act solely and selfishly for the most y restore- Von of commerce, including es • y the acquisi tion of cotton ; but those nations appear as yet not to have seen their way to their object more directly or clearly through the destruction than through the preservation of the Union. lam quite sure a second ( sound) argument could be made to show them that they can reach their aim much more readily and easily by aiding to crush this rebellion than by giving encouragement to it. The principal lever re li ed on by the insurgents for exciting foreign nations to hos tilities &gametes is the embarrassment of commerce. Theme nations, however, not improbably saw from the first that it was the Union which made se well our foreign u our domestic commerce. They wan scarcely have failed to perceive that the efforts for disunion produced the existing difficulty, and that one strong nation promises more durable peace, and a more extensive more valuable, and more reliable commerce, duet can the same na 'ion broken into hostile fragments. It is not my purpose to review our discussion with foreign states, because, whatever might be their wishes or dispositions, the integrity of oar country and the stability of our government mainly depend not upon them, but on the loyalty, virtue, patriotism, and allegiance of the American people. Sim*, however it is apparent that foreign danger*. necessarily attend domestic difficulties, I recommend that adequate and ample mimeses be adopted for maintaining the public defence on every aide, and also that provision be made for defending our mut-line." The Message recommends an appropriation to satisfy the legal demands of the owners of the British ship Perthabire, detained under a misap prehension by the United States steamer Massa chusetts. It also recommends that authority be given to the commanders al sailing vessels to re capture United States vessels or cargoes taken by pirates, and that the consular courts in eastern countries should adjudicate the cases, but only with the permission of the local authorities. The President cannot see any reason for further withholding the recognition of the inder o il me mos of Hayti and Liberia. He urges upon the reconstruction of the supreme courts, sad Sion of a system for the of debb el 4 Northern men in district' where, the in surrection, the civil tribunals me suppressed. He suggests the restoration of the original boundaries of the district of Columbia, including that portion on the Virginia aide of the Potomac, and continues : "The efforts of the government to suppress the slave trade have been recently unusually success ful. Under the Confiscation Act the legal claims of certain persons to slaves are forfeited, and num bers thus Inmate& are dependent woe the Federal government, and meet be protected, for it is possible that some Mates will pees similar I - pain VESSILS SPOKEN WITH. Counties' d 11614 km Limped /or Talirßay, Oct SI, haR lot " from Liverpool tor Itsibourse, Oct. SO, let. 10 8., las mow' Mar, tram imamYe tar -o. Now. 11. lit I N. I °P- 30 . . _ Klldaro — isidid, of Liverpool Mr Maim 97 days, dept. IS, 9 Id 9., Icre. Sl.lo Oliver Cromwell (barmso)tram Mambo for L.:ad= 49 dMI , Od IL 14.441 IL, loa. le Z. Zatleml, trim Liverpool lar Calcutta, Oat. 17, lat. 89 8., lea NW. Durrutrorme Fins.—Yesterday morning, about half-put Was dole* • Ira brake out ttircim known as tinkle-whoa, Its sopseq of Mr. J. If a bay and draw merebast, rt%raM Werth Floral-road, loge Lad-road, end was not extingvialted until about two-thirds of the betiding were deetroyad. and fifty loads of pro vender were acemuned. Mr. Manual was insured in the Sea Fineollre. The ark& al tie Bill is unknown. A. fire broke sertslessi tie sumo Voss ea ells premiere el Nr. Pope, I/Wm& ireausener, Net. 50, Lambeth-walk. The ware boom and reelanta were seriously damaged by Are, kc., out time boa mains of Yr. F. Force, No. 0, Milletreet, Terred ley Are sad al ms s. The sufferers won inaureA . 1•0 of Ire is ealmown. TAClWifillMillinlk.l--IiaLOWAT'S OINTMENT A! Nua—itsail• OnegoisAnta.—The diseases peculiar to women are the meet delleete and alba.lt tole conducted to favourable tenalseninen Upon their tarty and Judicious treatment . = the setammiena quanta whether WOMea enjoy stre seen • end &meshes', or pine away In weakness, reale. sad Wary. lallowgra ladstfroable preparations are the moat re pelt reiendllen tee lisetoring weakened or suspended Nankai. Zhe Palarmit should be rubbed on the back and stomach for at niumMs riga night and morning till restoration 1W linen asst woos faliedional regularity be induced. While thos wing the Ointment Holloway's Pills should be freely taken, le order to purify the blood and cleanse the system, by which natural process all obstructions will be readily removed. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ADAMR.—December 11, at Inverness-terrace, Kensington gsr• dens, the wife of G. L Adana, Req., of a laughter. AUESTlN.—December 10, the wife of Mr. W. Austin, of Ass. DUN feeds, of • sow DUNCAN.—Desember 11, at Luptuotreet, Rt. Georges -4 0" e . South iiigrairts. the wife of W. Z. Duncan, Esq., of s sou RAWTRZT.--Deoember 12, at Moo, the wife of the Rev. J. 1 r Bayles." of soon. LlSNSAR.D.—Decensbee 11, at (Voiotia Hai, Monmouthshire , the wife of IL If. ifsnotted, Req., of a dangbter. MIDDLITON.—December IS, at Prdaee-gardenoterrsce, Ztathe wife of G. Middleton, Bp., of a daughter. i —Deceather 11, at Braley Vicarage, il e r e fordAtt the wif e . of the Rev. T. Morgan, of a daughter. PREBTON.—Decensber 12, at floodgate Parsonage, the wife d the Rev. J. D'A. Preston, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ARNOTT—CRATRIL—December 11, at Ilampt,n.alck . 1 1 lb e Rev. J. Griffiths, X. ,A. the Rev. A. P Ararat, 11. A . 14 d. L. Fait. BANl w 4Writt=l7ll aughter .—Decem of be C r 12, at Crater SL , Meer. Der ll ' Mr. Z BsaninDea ter, W Hirdet daughter of the late Mr , CRO It 11 Wfir . VT.—December 12, at Holy Trinity MITA Haventock•MU, Mr. W. Crowther, of Marton, to 14. 1 .. 1 * daughter of J. Ilbout, Req., of Milton Abbey. HIRE —COLLlTL—Deceraber 12, at Bt. Gabriel's, Me'. t 'T the Rev. H. T. lUdley, R. D. Hire, Esq., R.N., to Harriet Awl daughter of B. Collett, Req. KEILP—WHITL—December it es the United PreAbW ig Oreeedwys, Manchester, by the Rev. R. S. S co tt. cheater sir. V. w.. b hunk daughter of Mr. I. White, au a 310 MATH& ALLlN.—Deomabar It at Lewtehatu.hilf, Kent, Sarah. " if of the late J. MINN Lit., of Worcester. atttrt 01. 000mas.—Deoseatier 11. Mr. T. Coombs, of Wellingtoo• Waterloo : bridge, aged 64. COOP toniimea LL—Deorfaber sed 40, 10, Mr. W. Cooper, of litrby.street, 0 4 caossui—Dsomber n. at Fermoy Hoome. Cork, Jaoe. XIK 6 the I.to Ser. 1. T. Croabie, of Ardfert Abbey. Kern'. L . " 1,, DlLSON.—Doomber at liana-park Lodge, Loser ham, Sally, wife of IL Dixeon, laq.. late Of Chestioide.lk FLETCH6l.—Dectumber at Eisover-villas. Kenelaifin , E. Ifteteber, laq.. aged If. xa Pdaild Laina .66 1."1"1"1 1U Lon " ron }l4 , r Li tter .i . tl thi/e°7l;.-1441.14 hi a. Precinn of vaite 4 • ll DIVIMPIII it 111 E. vue non gIP vIL 000 i 11CIA1 salugA Mak !r. J. It MCI b, ith.re• 0001 .e, Kerr r. wires Ire MO I Pd sod ,b 1 tb i 8.A.. reft asai t ar• 0100 bra Chord let a Rebecca lees 101101 p , fr.. V WV_ et AWL Pi= totetigi aria lam tt.Yb Peep of It* eke. Ze e 6 triato IPOOC 410 0 ,t. Pear Nall 0 64 beide r nu and • CLA I by al! With • No. ZVR CALLI .ac well.known 2.7 69 tons, 300-lior Ice in the Vi DOsataber, embarl Use let Janwury, the India trade, ha witidatiou for par awl a stewardess. The service will 1 following Shim ORIOO4 ladlans L'4ll" y= d a total For toiled o • r poi raft Alm) apply mosofete ook 11 • Loodoolia-streek sad LONDON 811 look Loudon, F.C. ooMlashipsoen La el WRS. Pit irackwali aurraALLA —Fur Me Dock on Saturd Dn. splendid clipper MGERS, Comma assimmodatlnaii for die will carry iro an on SULZOD, Al larrand &ma ipsokets area din Ike ismed.dm 4 1gra eXer wama ikesisr. fra .=LaLY TJAZ CM OF 11,1 --- - AM, le=pumep, Panned Pasargen i Aim ate X I: Mond MUM% R OYAL 81 be seeor tar as awl atter oßril!or Clam anwhaus. br • lkoelk Bit THE CH The Proprietors of Woo tie eta whew terrams adtA WI Nix esalleilmate MOM 2111711TA1 laveasl " C ic r • lia regramme a L•ski. J. If e Warn m ig A TX/ OM via a variety of Oahe TM LONDON PAI larsirabst. says open ad 21 I ILI 1,011 ALIOCINDER lair sad 8k TICILIKULNI,BIII.I FINDL AT] $4 w.ii 11. Prix FINDLA wring. arum% na l :1 1 1. MM. up Ha ltn, Ow Donn One One „ One One DWrwri One „ tre•yrilh STEVENS and 8 BRITISH and 0 Nese& Gin has long bo , and flavour ; tto r Vad., 10s. tkl. pe 411., Ik. ad. psi galloi Ms. per gallon. choice, 17s. per gallon. se pals. Ik. per gallon. In the above Stereos u gilloo, We. per doses a aglea. Tonne cosh.-71 SAUCE. -L bag to chalks the ME for LI Pronotto Sold wholesale and to Wars. CROSSZ and n n JUNN'B VEGE .L.ll per imerial rill far superior w say utb limey of tlAt Puppl lamb's Condstrert, WHITE and Sf. to Pumas' Alt the proper niaatle.ttlon PURL DKYTIPftICC, of Inestimable value In Silengtbeising the the breath. It eradieur, a incipient decay, mint which It Imparts a 3 pieties have obtelned th creep of &trope, and It fa Pd. pee bor. Sold ir at it...ead by Chemist! THACHE. STOPPING LIKCA bhp used In s .oft rte. Ur • wldte enameL It dabs extraloo urea Neri be re enclosed. imiors. Pirko la AGUE and DEI QIIININK, and t tail Is WATERY Ql" Hassell, of the ..lancet 2: solely by ILOHY.I London, and soh Manta 30s. a dozen. WI Worcester. ANEVER Dr. scorns DTI without say idareurtid Iry will be found invaluable goisightints, indigestion, t sho. Far habittud and as a fier c la their puri operation ciribte welt* promott imervous systins.—Sold b bp sod druggists, In box der De. &intro Dillon' and We° Penk..ta7 .- iii RR. nni. RICORD restores manb•ual weeks. Yatlure is Ito oonsultation neonnar M Ile., or tour qsantl peekep on reo Iptat nail W Co.. 220. Wand new DBRIGHT'S R. phorised Nal Vlh wake cg Phosphatic salt sum containing at tt twain, anal nerve sulatanc Pt action, still preetervm besedlate toner . and pe Vesting and withering n siastorrhces. dieraiefit prolti, arid every other logsainting and rehn Ism frame. Prlowo Is Prepared and *old at the I. skeet, W., London • slier .... NBILVi Urn cause and cure, with Um marvellous rodunals Weedertul remedy, known 12 stamps. WAU rem IP above. lwadm —Barclay and Ron, PlarbeLorrhyard; Ramc Batier, 4, Cheaptide bri4lll: Bowdon, 78, on. EtOMPT CURE PECTORAL Seen Tbrnata PECTORAL PANTILL Berm:dial, chetah and warranted by anabe CLAY and BOYS, a 6, Fay by all ehendita and Med with lantrnotkea woii D