The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-27 00:00:00

I . 71 y ? e : - r• ' //~, (j 1 111 rt sit. sr maTrvivililTl TINIRMRRR 27. 1865. POTAKPzio, la. ADDITioNAL.I CrWOPEN IVSPIPEII ' A ita le v ti r . 4 l 77‘ ‘• 24 VAL AND MILITARY. zi -0 /7"--As- •':.---.."' e "" - ""-P /.----0 S auxa 'RS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. ing CHATEI &11, Dye. 23. • detschmente of troops were thi under ordain for embarkation , to joh i tit e their regiment. at statiose In the Mediu,. purpose of selletehtthif the service eo ta „ , . son.oommiesionsd officers and Mill of j h (King's Own) Regiment, for ?data ; 8 ad officers and men of the 2nd battOl o ,, for Gibraltar ; and 85 rose of all ranks 0 t, for Malta. Tbs Macon acconinaeo,_ *envois hors sot yet been placed ii;4ll, PORTSMOUTH, Use, 21 s, Paddle despatch vessel, Commando, I paid of/ on Saturday next and re -commit. Wowing day for service on the Chia* at, —at has occurred to one of the engine* *yid ie the Portsmouth dockyard , as Bolton, a boy about 16 years of age, fitting shop of the factorY• It a PPsut that t of putting a strap on the main shag * elm we, carried him road these or four ta mes him with great violence cm the pro u d were broken, and owside cf his kedy L Ha was noosed to' Haslar Hospital ions condition. ant has also iseurred lo i minim baling % hoop ship named George White. It %y e* , truing W114)4141* night while in a lute and in crewing the bridge at No 1 dock, b e lihe chain and the handrail into the e w er rues of 18 or 19 feet. An alarm wM at oixs his companions, and a boat put off fr om it it did not arrive In time to save the mwS MARKET& 'WEEKLY DOCK Iliopod&, arflJENIL—Dac. ,Deanord.; Pt. 81•41 .......a Vara basis bons id& a ~~i ~..,:r.l 1,179 746 1,990 92,114 1,271 681 2.398 2,167 - 2,421 490 im 22 ,, 1.1111 3,1 MVO 11/1 116.81111 166.1 A1N560.48" ep 22 Tit SZ is 1,047 isatit I ts.l %NI 1.4 586 1061 783 1.781 13,612 9, 34,360 1,466 4,4 46,166 46,1 ;at tail 33.114 25 1 ,1 1.4,545 I n. sc . ,. I so:, .. 3“111 8,014 1 7.1 •Lswrisoot, Dam 25.--Stead7 market with. Salsa to-day, 6,000 Was. Winding 3,000 aid import. 2,000 American, 201 to 22id. ; 22d.; 50 Mistaken, =bd.; 500 Mania 01. to 21 f d. ,• 500 Soptin, 22d. to 281. ; 15fd. to I M.; 4,250 Sant, 14d. to 19d.; to 180. ; 50 Pero, Made, &c., 12f1. to 141. ; to 170. ; WM. pooDa—MANcazeria, Dec. 26.—1 n ship have had a very strong market to.day, and a wu done. The demand continues satire, and the slightest indication in this branch of the Mug way in price. Business alms with an greater stringency in prices. In home trade a feu activity, and indeed this market in quiet, change in prime. Is cloth there is also a INThe holidays are alleged as one ground of y. The general tendency of the recent advice' respecting cotton is to encourage a notion of from the large arrivals at the American ports, scale of prime there as a consequence. We movement is the cloth market to-day on the sufficient to a ff ord • test of the actual e ff ect but so far se we are able to judge from the g we should say there is considerable firmness i of cloth, and the tendency moss maaufw maintain last week's quotations. The actual been exceedingly small. The private telegrams received bare to.day report sane slight improve. i Ng market, there, but they quote no prices as yet likely to induce operations hers at our present saintly buyers bare received no stimulus is nom such advices. Dec. 26.—Then has been a lance at both the white and eoloured balls this the huskier transacted has been quite of a ~ter. This is to be attributed, in • gnat the fast of being Christmas week, end as yet. Co only day which intervened betwixt last there has been no time for any alterations to a with respect to the arrival of fresh goods. kept firm. frCTUßES.—Hcootherisio, Dim 26.-01211 urns have been in the market to-day, sod blob stioas have beta an an extremely limited scale. raver, remain low, and trade provosts are car d, sod a healthy spring trade is expected on the the New Year. .—HITDDINSFIELD. DEC. 26.—The wool trade eck during the week, and but little doing to-day; rover, mations very firm, more especially for wools, which are now getting 'OM& -Lams, Dar. 26.—1 n the entire &beeves of de• my article in the trade, prices can only be written the same as last Tuesday. in], Dio. 26.—At oar market this morales vet lerate show of wheat from the growers, but haw , qnsiatity remsisiog over from Saturday, and ouved some addition since, sales proceeded d to make progress it was necessay to yield • low met little attention, dodoes being anwil. dto their stocks. Choice malting barley quite at it was extremely difficult to move the inter ascriptions. In other articles we have little varire Me. LF..—LITIRPOOL. Dao. 24.—The supply of stock Oa less than hat week. The quality generally in• "he demand *low for cattle and sheep, at about ices. LMlles Pas- Met , Total, Total. WAYS. open. sengers. chandlae. 1866. 1866. Ins Dee. 7. le. t 4 6 14.11 w mike* D9 6,711 11.671 ding Dec. 8. nt Canada 848 Dec. 17. id Merthyr 64 836 654 1.290 961 lading Dec. M. It Bench Western 249 'Brighton, and 8 2931 15,271 6,479 20.750 18,631 mai 0.118 10.662 MOO nclinit Dec. U. tom hours Ourthe Line .. 13.025 11,633 mese 9,3711 . 131 1.481 4,747 6,031 4.676 137 - Int JONGH'it LSO HT-BROWIS COD LIVES OIL. Ma Talents= or Cagiest. Dimun.—The repo td restoraUve properties of this Oil are bent described in uage of the celebrated physician, Dr. Isuftlieb : t constant and perceptible result produced by this agent is to re.Lstablisti nutrition where it is languid or and under Os salutary Influence the natural appetite , digestion facilitated, and the sickly complexion of and the meagre emaciation of the body, are removed. cod by a freshness of colour and plumpness of appear : announce the return to a normal state of health." to capsuled Imperial half-plate, 44. 6d. ; pinta, 4s. W.: 4. ; by Dr. de tough's sole consignees, Ansar, Harford, 177, =rand, London, and ehemists.—(Adiertisemeutl. BIRTHS. 'December ek, at Whltelokya, near Farnham, the will Adair, EN., of a sort J.—December at West-end, Hampstead, the wife of r. C. M. Harvey, A., of a son. D.—December If, at Lighthorue, Warwick, the wife of . C. B. Rowena. of • daughter. .—December 20, at The Ho) stings, Canterbury, the wile YaLh, Eau., of a daughter. MARRIAGES, arlSSON.—Derember 23, at the parish church, JUMP by the Rev. G. A. II irklote,Fraucis, son of E. B. lace, Sob yon-road, It. John's-wood, to Zoe, daughter of J. F. 114 Rau., !Moot Nottinghasoplace. Itegeut'epark, London. ALL —BL a ELMORE. December /3, at Edgbastou la, by the Rev. J. Spooner, J. al•Call Marshall. WA.. of bow College. Orford, Flo Annette, daughter of J. Blake- Esq., of Edgbast.n. —DODOSON. —December IS, at It. Mary's Church. y. byJ the Hon. and Rev. R. Harley, C. E. Pollock, SQe ty Mabel* daughter of H. fl. Dodpon, DEATHS. - - December f:t, at Zdp-hill, Liverpool, Mary Ann, wilt guest, gaq —December 23, at Eversfield-place, St. Leonards-on arotine, the wife of B. C. Hanam, Fee. YOTON.— December rs, at Rusholme, new Manchester, %Alaska, Esq., aged 72. —D cember 24, at Westpler, London Doclut,W. Robson. • De . . . EbU l December 24. at Bedford-park, Croydon, Isabella. all. Skinner, kg , mat It RY —December 23. crank Charlotte, the wife at l. Esq., of the Bank of England. and Published W Mutant Kiva Hula d No. S. I rii.street, in the City of London, Printer. 8 . 1 the Lu L0w1..11,1 strort, In the l'nulnot of whitewalls. )414T, DECLIABCI 17, 1862. • • PAL AND MILITARY. --•-- CHATHAM, DEC. 26 . *ng detachments of troops were ghi under orders for embarkation, t. to their regimen at stations in the purposeof augmenting the service Op' noo.oommisnosed officers and men et . (King's Own) Regiment, for Malta g ed officers and man of the 2nd Pa for Gibraltar ; and 9,5 men of all racks .1, for Malta. The officers aocompa et • • . have not yet been placed ~,1 7 / 4 0 • • PORTSMOUTH, Dgc. 21. •-"' et paddle despatch vessel, Commando, ...- paid off on Saturday next and re-commi t , NI • owing day for service on the Chia* sta. ant has *Purred to one of the --amp ON • toyed in the Portsmouth dockyard. it, gm Bolton, a boy about 16 years of age, inf fitting shop of the factory. It aPPasto tht •of putting a strap on the main abaft w h et I . earned him road three or four tp., him with great violence on the sepia' . "I were broken, and one side cf kis body me . He was removed to' Hadar Hospital 1 .• ons condition. •t bu also incurred lo • plain helm:4l 4 ii „i" ; troop ship,nained G•Orge White. It pp m , I li tog is ship at night while in • ad in peeing the bridge at No 1 dock, b e the chain and the handrail into the water fic re of 18 or 19 feet. An alarm wn at oa ee el his companions, and a boat put off fr om p • t it did not arrive in time to save the mu , . f e. as MARJUITS. Ss lb WULLY DOCK RZTUENIL-Iblc. 23. II imported. Phased: "Pen lip • 2,179 1,171 18,449 sup) Oiled 744 681 1.266 k,sig 1,190 2.398 121.763 Mogrg p De bases mile 2,167 116,81111 26013 -. - 2,431 566,42) sum, bases -• 490 sues eg,g,t boxes - . 18 VS 13. M Mom s • • - 1,0435 2. 7 SUM 26. 26.72{ 696 a beep - - Les 526 783 11,513 9,1111 I 1,561 1.781 3C306 31,100 14 1,464 esu • pc Oat 1,167 43,166 48,617 31;1 - 033 53,1114 25,714 boas 276 511 14,666 !Lass tree 479 1,029 31.064 80,124 bhda - - tons 569 867 34415 max SLOB Or tom 372 183 6,064 7.664 Unmoor., Dec. 26.--Steady market with. Sales to-day, 6,000 bales, including 3,000 • . export 2,000 American, 20d. to 22id. ; kn., 22d.; 50 Meranhem, 220.; 500 Maeda to 210 12 ._ Neyptiaa, to 150. to d. ; 4450 Surat, ltd. to 16(1.; to j 8 jib. ; Benpl, Sdode, he., 12 id. to M.; to l7gd. ; 50 Pero, Wfd. 000D.5.-MaNcezeree, Dec. 26.-In ship. have had a very strong market to-day, and a was done. The demand continues active, and the slightest indication in this branch of the og way in price. Business closes with an greater stringency in pries& In home trade less activity, and indeed this market in quiet, change in penes. In cloth there is deo s The holidays are alleged aa one ground of . The general tendency of the recent adders respecting motion is to encourage a notion of front the large arrivals at the Amnion ports, scale of pines there as a consequenoe. We movement is the cloth market today on the sufficient to afford a test of the actual effect bat so fir al We are able to judge from the • g we should say there is considerable firmness of cloth, and the tenancy among minds& maintain last week's quotations. The actual been exceedingly =all. The private telegrams teed bare toy report some slight import,. market, there, but they quote no prices as yet likely to induce operations here at our peeled gently buyers have received no stimulus to rum such WIPP N.-Lizens. Dec. 26.-There hes boss a .sace at both the white and coloured balls ibis • the Praiser transacted has been quite of a • . This is to be attributed, in • greet the fad of being Christmas week, and as yea the only day which intervened betwixt last there has been no time for any alterations to .• .4 with respect to the arrival of fresh goods. kept firm. ACTURES.-Hmmeasrmuo, Dec. 26.-Only • niers have been in the market to-day, and bust -tins have been on an extremely limited scale. ever, remain low, and trade proapeota are cow . , and a healthy spring trade is expected on the the New Year. .-HITDDIRSFULD, DEC. 26.-The wool tribe k during the week, and but little doing to-day; ever, patinae very firm, more especially for wools, which are now getting scree. LZEDS, Der. 26.-In the entire absence of de• .y article in the trade, prices can only be written the same as last Tuesday. , Thg, Dec. 26.-At our market this morning we • erase show of wheat from the growers, but haw- . quantity remaining over from Saturday, sod , teed some addition since, sales proceeded to make progress it was noceesay to yield a i our met little attention, dealers being unveil' dto their stocks. Choice malting barley . quits ut it was extremely difficult to move the inter- ascriptions. In other articles we have little rade* • te. - - - E. -LITIRPOOL, DP. 26.-The supply of stock h less than last week. The quality generally in. • e demand slow for cattle and sheep, at about TRAFFICces. RETURNS. Mlles Par Her. Total, Total, ways. open. bongos. chandlse. 1886. 1866. • dine Dec. 7. A g • d Milwaukee .. 149 - - 0,711 6,671 ndlsg Dec. 8. nt Canada 346 - 13,025 11,633 finding Dec. 17. Merthyr .... 64 338 954 1,290 961 • ding Dec. M. South Western 249 10,016 9,372 Brighton, and 3 MI 15,271 4479 20.750 18,631 - 19,134 6,118 26,652 22.609 .nding Dec. 24. • 'elbows Ourthe Line - - 127 - D s JONOH'B LSO EiT-BROWE COD LIVES On.. STU MAIMS= ur GENIRAL DZEILITT.-The rept• restorative properties of this Oil are bent described is uate of the - celebrated physician, Dr. Tatiftlieb t constant and perceptible result produced by this agent Is to renstablisti nutrition where It is languid en and under its salutary Intintnce the natural appetite d, digestion facilitated, and the sickly complexion of and the meagre emaciation of the body, are removed, cod by a freshness of colour and plumpness of appear announce the return to a normal state of health.' in capsuled imperial half-pints, 2s. 6d. ; pinta, 4s. id.. by Dr. de lough's sole consignees, Ansar, Harford 77. dtraud, London, and ehemists.-(Advertlaemeutl. I RS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. December 10, at oldteways, near Farnham, the wit . Adair. Esq., of a son. :December at West-end, Hampstead, the wife o v. C. H. Harvey, M.A., of a son. 'D.-December 13, at lighthorne, Warwick, the wife o . C. B. Bosrand, of a daughter. -December 20, at The Ho) stings, Canterbury, the wilt sigh, Eau., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. 'l - 1630N.-December 23, at the parish church, 11111314 by the Rev. G. A. Illrklots,Francis, son ME. B. Lace, 19k1 .km- road , Rt. John's-wood, to Zee , daughter of J. P n, Bub, latent Nottingham-place. Itegenropark, tondor ALL -BLa IC &MORI. - December 11, at bigbanoi by the Bev. J. Spooner, J. WWI Marshall, WA., c • College. Orford, ow Annette, daughter of J. Bake Esq.. of Edgbaston. -DODOSON. -December IS. at fit. Mary's Chard y,hy the Hon. and Rev. R. Harley, C. E. Pollock, EMI Mead* daughter of H. ft Dodpon, Esq. DEATHS. -December 22, at Edge-hill, Liverpool, Mary Ann, wil rued, ksq. -December 23, at Eversfield-place, St. Leonards-oi mane, the wife of B. C. }lmam, Esq. OTON.- December 23, at Rosbolme, near Mancheide ngton, Esq., aged 7 1. .-D. cember 24, at West-pier, London Docks, W. Nohow • -December 24. at Bedford-park, Croydon, Isabel! , tor of J. Skinner, You., aged it BURY.-December 23 , harsh Charlotte, the wife of I • , Esq., of the Beak of England. and Published by WILLIAM Kiva Hum sit No. rietreet• in the City of London, Printer, at tb in Lornbari.street, in the Precinct of Whiteriikil. - )4LAT, DECLIIIBCI 27, 1866. - 1,029 TRAFFIC RETURNS. ------_---------- L AOK BALL PASSENGZR LINE of Balni.....____._li ULM tar AII T IITILALIA tram Loodon To daeat. , "6 1 .. 4 joy / b e ta Nichol- 1 u m .1 Z. IL lona 1 / 106 10 1 Athlhabeli .••••.----. \ • • Qom' el Bandy. O IL dd ludas Ma. L 9 1 afidlogreS. *UMW .. Wii c apos... Wald alberAll Idleraft. la QUILII ---- —LA Load Mom NA I. ell sliaaaa 11ad0d5_........i....• i doathten Pada I Ole iIL Isla I Jim. 10 7*.a bbd - eillackhamptaa • I IMO Limped I Jas.& 'lldeaosaaded um al pawls . lisaaAp lira pdmiladlnj sad m g wand^ darasd • vell•dadas MAR sad add taa p o w aporadleddika is 1.4. 01 tei spirrelatold.., -- . 0 1 : illaticuirtfier":acttheo., vir a 2 i i Artaii - IaThiI" F WMIL OP UN : sad T. Y. LUCIA dad Oa, Laisloss,, Whew XII _ _ HEENBLAND. BLAME BALL PAS- j LINE.—New BUNG= armagmaloM with KW, Colo- Governs:Dena Reduction of MOW ram to Ar" . Lan d Orders M to all claws. sotaM2 4 OCEAN. for BRIBBAIR, Moreton By Dim* This sampilikeust ship, forming one of the Back Ball celebrated imt of Queensland who., will be despatched punctually to WA The accommodation for elf clams' at pomanders cannot bi E s.d. to JAMS MINES and Co., LirerPnol: an afetria for Oa BaULlne and T. M. ILACSAY and Co., 1, Leadenholl• Met Leadta. IC. Shropthilre, blacksmith—Jac. n. W. Williams, Cwmbran. Monmouthshire, labourer—Feb. & W. Vomit. Staptehurst Meat, labourer —Yea. 16. J. looker, Matter, Westmoreland. hoofbeat'. limper—Jan. 17. W. Warr, 'Norwich, bricklayer— th. W. Munn. Birlembead. bewspeper reporter —Jen. 12. 1). F. Bowes, Menotti, Yorkshire, tosastacturing chemist—Jim. 12. J. Petty. Leeds, cosi miner—Jan. J. Kellett, limmis7, Yorkshire, brick manufacterm—Jth. 121. H. L. Newson, Weft% Norfolk, camenter—Jan. U. J. Iksith. Docktag. Norfolk, tailor —Ja n - 19. T. Linter. North Sidelds, pointer —Jen. 8. J. Oates, Ntafield. Sussex, butcher—Jas. 36. L Tanow, Mundestey, Nor folk. buither—Jaa. 16. J. Ouse, Modems, Anidesor. rusher— Jan. tt& Otrabdb Jacksoa, liebtagton, Cheshire, 'Whoa . — Jen. 17. J. Reads& Kidderminster, felimoer—Jan. 30. J. B. Turner. Wordthey,Staffordehlre, chemlth—Jan. 17. W. itsstraa, Gaimborough, fellavanser —Jan. 31. T. Mtherason, Cocker mouth. b ee rhouse keeper—Jan. 27. R. Chapman, Swinderby, Lincolnshire, publican—Joni 111. J. Brown and R. Dwell. Bos ton, Lincothohlre, carpenters—Jan. 10. 0. Y. Phlppen, Broad winsor, Donstsh cattle dealer —lns. 10. W. Makin. Middle wich. Cheshire, ,a—Feb. 16. J. nett. Stapleton. Cumber land, Ishother. DICLLEATIONS OP DIVIDINDS. WILLIAM YORDAR, Wooktoa, Hampshire, butcher-1d dividend at Ss. Id., Dec 27, sad three m b eeq uat Wednesday'. s. B 14- wards'asinghallttreed. SIMARD 00,111, New Breadttreetwoot, City, merchant-1M divielead of Zs. lid., Doc. 27, and three subsequent Wednes days, at lidwards's, lasinghatbdreet. 010801 YOUNG, Coact Fenn, Peathesd, colds dealer- 1 d divi dend of las. ed., Deo. 21 and three subsequent Wesicuoloys, dXdirardeh. THOmail lioensed victualler-Ist divi dend of to 9d., Dec. 67, and three imbuement Wednesdays, at Maris% Dasindbolauivw& ELLZII NAZE, todon-rusd, Tonere widow—lnd divide* of Ati,Dee. 117. sad three salmegusid Wednesdays, st Lgrni.lll7l7A—CtiDl, ilethetreet bookeeller—ld dividend of 4s did. stadia. 444. to sew arooth, Deo. 21, sad three subs.. q ueut Wedamds , d Mlweids's, Badoghth-street. JAMES Gmla, M. Tnomse the Apostle, mar Smarr, builder-Ist dividend of Ba, emy Teethe, or grkthy, at Carrick% Suter. WILLIAM TOILIMI, B krtland, Devonshire, farmer—let dividend of la 4K. say Ttheday or "Ma y, at Carrick'. Meier. TROTRAX PORNO& Truro, Cornwall, tea desber—tarther divi dend of lad., say Tiesdsy or Friday, at Carrick's, Exeter. Immo Nth,. Bunko. Staffordshire, elothier—tad dividend of 4t 64., any Thuredsy, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. TIMMY lOWA, ledditels. WoreeMsnlitre, innkeeper-2nd t heitest of say Thursaty, at Lionear e, Brmingham. WILLIAM TOSIMIAII. Ti. Make. printer —l4 dividend of Ss, ear Wednesday, et Tamer'. LiverpooL EDWARD IDWARDe,_ Bootle, Liverpool, oun der—lnd divi dend of Id.. thy Wednesday, at Turner's, LiverPooL Bunn Slum& Liverpoot. packing eats maker—ld dividend of 3a., ny a Wednesday. at Tamer's, Livorno& BMW 0111118, Peahens . Cornwell-Ist dividend of 65.. any day after Jan. 15. at Peter's. Bedruth. AMS Little Medford, Cambridgeshire, builder— wn Isdividend of la. 14., any dey after Dec. 10, at Kedges. Cam bridge. Air an Guy, wUbraham. OambAd,Nkire, Doped wevoildui -Ist dividend of Is. 74., say day after Dec. 30, at laden. Cam- bridge. to blinding' end dhows on beard ship is liaison to the goo, d their toned overboard. or kit oa moms • te die, V less of slits% or sick renden lbws to their =Mere. Blob ere t hem features Meow coolie ks sopportol by the grogram is his oldoiel sets end in the ..oactial paper he sails. Bull see ihe horrors of slave trade worse than that el the poor African seem which all widow ought to nabs to pat es end to. JAPAN. The North China Harald and Markel Re Ort summarises the news from Japan in the following terms : YOZOBANA.—Private advisee inform se that es the let lastest the follosieg Tema& Melia he the Wood Sok for itectit Is edit) et epenist rime ntoz i o sad Osese io Wads :N.8.11. steemahips eat ; ILLY. steamships Onastere,Bl4lals,Plit% llteeshasegadituateitautadds fLN.II.II. Zo min si z eartaka tmas. / i t Bri es : Na it, dm our Gls the mem perft we Isms Oat tbs asseadi modem st NA* illeadrAllet. INA Was smote* to Y•Sdo, sad eoefesed his mhos Ills said of the culprit was Nsmiye Ilegimel. Be was emoted es the 30th ultimo. Os the Mt HAUL Perms arrived from likseglue via Nagasaki. Os the 110th a Panel almost to go on board the Displehy sae sesulM4 TiZan'im bee al Jl4/1101011 Callak sag elm* keM to ssy so sword. wan thaws. sa d the Werke sosimari wise =the Wrest of bless al the lot. Ilbesesetir isimAss tics, set as willetest awe has bees waved le **My the asmals. Referring to the above, the Overland Chios Nail remarks :—" Until we lmow something more defi nite with rderence to the movements and inten tions of the foreign ministers in Japan we can say nothing. lf, as suggested in the extract above given. their object is to obtain the commit of the Kited° to the trestled entered into by *estern powers with the Tymoif; we wish them every sue ma. Nothing that they could possibly . do would more way consolidate our rank)* in Joplin. With Ilie Mikado'a satificatioa to ttrestles' m ds e th opposition of the Daimios must cease the and fear of many of our own statesmen as to the entire legality of our claims against the Japanese must be at an end for ever.' THE WW BETIN I OPTBANH3 IBITI THE IMS.-LOSS or S , T ODA RE. -C EIRISTII4IB HOLIDAY S. - THEATRE. et 11671 121-1011 . — M ARVUM MAGIC sad VANTILMAQUIBM, as performed by omesesad before her Majesty the QOM sad the Royal locally at Windsor, Tandy Zmalna. Nov. 11, 1866. Great ettrectlons for Chrtstasse—Ntsgto, VestriloptllMl, Inexhaustible Showers of Christmas Proseats, the marvellous SPHINX. the birth of Flower Trees, sad atodare's celebrated Indian Basket rest, as only performed by lalm.—Elf TAT IrrENll 6 O. al : Modasods7 I and Saturday, at Also an mars day performance on • day (I nroday), Dm. 26, at o'clock —Mails st Mitcluart& Bond-divot and Ecoultes, Illyptisa•kalL—kelMlaion, la sad b.: Atalle, be. Almost adrsouloss."—Vkle " me Timm." gin 18. 18116. 1111311 OXFORD. - CBBISTMAS EFTFR- J. TAIlt MINT She ILLIMICT GIRLS and KING CRRISTMAR.—Them Middy esontedid Operettas wM be per , formed in addition to the usual warted programme of the above eetabbehatent. albeit*: Me *ardor of all the mod talented artistes now in Landon. Goadneted by Mi.l.Jeegbroane—AWlßY ZVEN/NG. THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHE, & Gnat Marflowcaskataw& 101168 . NowWW. paiWww. MN other days. FROM LAST Armors GAZETTE. di. ESSE& MONEY WIGRAM a nd SONG' (of I ,4„, latekasil-tstd, Laudon LIN'S al EMU! sad PACE iT Mg • 1 to AUSTILMJS.— Yoe Pert . &seat mg tam ass boas oa Bstsoo, INS salary. at ,a 23 ), ths spaudid dip LINCOLNSBI22. 0 tons, ILDWAIID ell AtlLETOdirOsssisador ; lytag la Us• I ladts Docks. Ha scosalso4does for ill abases sot pantapts sal amattasata sad alks OMPT _et esporieecod Tor Nitta ow maw moo to attioasued.madriA.oat tiotsnsTiii" MI Mars. MONS? MOLY sad BONG. T. :15 - 5 0115 MAX FROM I,IVIEJOOL OR WiLSTOWN TO ERIC YORK. TWICE • ma mile LIVERPOOL. NZW YORK, and .ape J. PRIL•DIEPRI• simaussir COM:PANT helm/ Or .w._ matching their tulLpoweried I %rat ben Bern IMIMMiaISI4 . 4 Gaming the United &aim m —.... FROM LITERARY to WNW YOWL 'am CITY OF BaLTIltO/11, TreatmEßY, Doe. 27 . MO ILANO•1100, Friday, Deo. M. AM every Thotinmday, and slteraMe Fridays and Saturday% ,111 Cada Remo by the mail steamers i meD o ho wu ra i redne= MOT, aad IT salami. according to Om . At =rdby the ?Mara and EtWMP.ra stesznimt. 15 seamen. pump includes a tall el tmolted Ali itas=ttsCenada sad the DEMO M bealmel terms. ler farther partkulare il Mo MUM MAUL il, WaterMlllo6 Ltmessolt sr le IMO itazir. al. Lin Wilnam•Milk Landes _ ARV LINE,—BRITISH and NORTH CUNAmssacial ROYAL RAIL Lawman. sw,ointipd by • Ile Admiralty to sail between ITVIRTOOL sad INKK TORC and Datums LIVKR POOL aad BOSTON, tint Rorke eldoi mann Ralltaz to land and read,' and Ilbs tai bytes er o th er voreole ere to an bona Ltvaspool. ram at Cork to reed's tits walla t SCOTIA, for NW YORK. Sedately, Dec. SO. ASIA, for BOSTON, Saturdar, Jas. & 'JAVA. for NSW YORK, Saturday, Jon. IL •Taklng postmen sad goods tor Rowan and Itarannah,tar bs treasterred at New York on board the Rat&S. Conk► rissess•stossy, lack:Ass steward's See sad proviskott. Oat wttbout war or &mon :—To Kontos and Beaten. &let obtn, 1121 ; rased WO, Lit To New York, Wet cabin, A 46; wood eabta, CUL—Apply to J. B. Rend. IR Old BroadwtreakLondou . J. M. Carrie, Barre, and 11, Flaw de la Bonne, 1.114 M ; G. and J. Burns, SO, Jatosies-street, Glasgow; D. and C. Kocher, gssinitaint : or D. sad 0. lilselver, ft, Wabea‘dripst, Ilverpoe4 BREMEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns wick. and Central Oermans.—The North Owns= Ise erstalass screw 'warner SCHWALEL Captaia CHLIST LI V SES, will be despatched frost at as TIIIIII3DAY. the Sikh inst. ;weather wallah*, at 10 ►m. calling at Branrwiak Pier, Blackwell. for pseeengers at 19 Doom—Fares to Brays& di and $.l: return tickets g 3 and Z 1 101.—Anly at CRAPLIN'S oWwwwl Ofine. Lefenactress W. : we to TMLLIPPS, OZAVIL MULL/PPS and Co.. Si Danstanlrhouss. Oa Donates's-SA B.C. IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the TEAMS= BOOKS et Shia Aaeoclatloa .111 be CLOSED from the 10th to the 23rd of Jaaaary neat, both dos taclualra—By order. W. C. WINTEILBOTTOM, Secretary. 27, Lornbard-etrert, With Dec., 1886. NORWICH UNION FIRE OFF ICE. The full benefit of the reduction of duty to Is. ed. per emit. Is given to marten effeetins policies with the Duthie redeetten and the BON BYMIII a the MITIL I Za UNION. them:et of Insurance is reduced to • relehmuss amount. EXAMPLES OF PREMIUMS REDUCED BY BOlitiS. NO. ai Paley. I .-------- - 441,411 460,160 4e4,173 1.06,975 _ Alined Sum Incited. I Premium. ill. -: m a 5.6. 110 10 2 96 0 0 19 16 8 4 0 4 C a 4. d. 92,540 222 4 4 12,000 65 0 0 6.000 15 14 0 6,000 7 10 0 The rates p rio ri ' are in no cam higher than those charged by the other at °Sires giving ne bonus to their insurers. The duty paid to Government for the year 190 was 5.94.152 Us. ; the amount insured on farming stoc.k waa L 19,202 . 2 7 2. Tor prospectuses apply to the Society's *Maw. 29, lfleseetreet, ; and Surrey-street, Norwich. WASY CHAIRS, ES, and , AA best quality. Upwards COUCH of 300 different shapes SOFAS constantly on view for selection and immediate delivery. Easy cbsors reeds to any shape on •approvaL At T. H. FILM= end SON'S Manufactory, it, 32, and 28, Bernersotreet, W. An illuitrated inked catalogue sent post free. ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, butt, AY Invention, so admirably contrived that a tall ,as well ss smaller casks, may be resod or tilted on It without Ishour or trouble. Its action is so bnpalpable that the sediment ad the most limpid Raid by no possibillty can be disturbed. Pries Ya, t4t. 141., to salt 46, 0, and 18 gallon cooks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. ?ha more flat beer or sour wine. Pries la Id. ; elecerWaSed,ll.—APPly, direct to JAMES BARLOW, patentee, 14, Xing WMPA-I, Mansion-home. Iles that Ids name and ad&ws are cc avert article ; other's" various Imitatiocut V3l" OVERCOATS — HAMILTON and SIMPTON can wspeclal attention to the NEW WHITER tIOODS for OVERCOATS, and Write an earty limpet:Want Ow suss N. B. Specimen prmenta always on lured. No. wa. Strand. 0 1, 00 . EsMer HYAM and Co.'s JUVENILE OLOTHING. Ilyam and Co., G 6 and 67, Oxford-street, have epectal ernuigements by which the Newest If odes and the most desir able materials are =Tic.> ed in the prodiattion of every oescrip. fioo of Bove and Youths' Clothing. lIYAM and Co.'s GARMENTS and PRICES. The new Prince ot Wales and PADOB Alfred Overcoats and Capes, 16e. 64. to 425. ; Knickerbocker. Mon, Harrow, and Osborne Suits, 16a bl. to 45e., Jackets, 6s. 6d. to 2ta: Trousers. Bs. 6d. to Its Vesta, es. od. to 7a 6 d.; Jackets sad Vests alike. lbs. 6d. to 275. 6d. FEYABI and Co., GENERAL TAILORS, currairßs, KATTERs, 110311128, dc., die. ; e 6 and V, Onfordutreet, W.; awl 22, New-street, Birmingham: 42. Briggate, Leda; and W *WA% Dewsbury. RIMMEL'S NEW YEAR'S awn in endless varlets, from 6d. to ten gaisesa Novel ornaments for anietinzs to.. from la per dozen. Premiums to all retail par chasers above ea.-111SIMEL, perfumer te 11.R.1i. the Prin t. cess of Wales, 96, Strand ; es , Cornhill , and l ltd, Negent•siree BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE , a delicate and &glove perfume, extracted from the Bowen, by NO eoirau. sad Co., Perfumers to MIX. the Mona of Wales . No. ft Three Zing-court. Lombard-atreld. Loudon. ISII4BB OF 1001301101 M AND Mauls 51ITICOL• 38 TO Mt ONTAINID AT TIM GYMS Or TO CHIEF 1110111111.1 t, 000111 OS 11•1111111111C1. 1411411a316.1.1,8131/T.] SANCRIITTS. notervsi MEM , MA Prbeakaarnee, LeesSelo& and Poland-Wes& Wilder. 50 amillsder Jan. IL et IL IPlinalas Golganatlff, Royal-cresesni, Nolamphilk genera mer- Mont, Jan. 10. at IL 308 urn SUITICHLT. Sallsbury.road. Dation, mechanical engineer, Jan. 10, at U. JOIN 611210118, Park-place, lienrbad-atreet, Kenalngtos, car penter, Jan. 19, at 11. DlMaria TOMAS COLL Cesaberwelimad, broker Jul. lo, at 12. , All 1,217, Woolwich, base t. i Jam 10. at 11. =llOlOll2 HAM, Upper Clifton rest Finsbury. carpenter, Jan. 10, a6ll. WEIMAR Samna. Orman, Banabury-road, Islington. geld chide maker, Jam 10. at It Jona SMITH. Brighten. stationer, Jan.]; at It 010101 JoEst MASTS 33, Woodbury, Cambridgeshire, fender, 1 Jan. 12. at 1. 0208011Wateelooroad, cowkeeper, San. 16. at U. /ALM lIMARAVI MAIL jun.. Twickealism, smelt bender, Jan. 1 ld, at IL 0101011 Mull, Barham, Kent, trainer of bones. :an. 18, at IL Tfmsame WillMl,Whitetable, LIM. tam d rap er , la, at 11. Jositili Wllbia, Htghetreet, Maryiebone, ra Jan. 17 at L 11Mralf Phisse, Nottingham-paps, turd , iniebtrie oblides manufacturer, Jam 17, JOHN PARK= Owns, Orange- ! road. Gaston, watch maker. Jan. 17, BIJZA BROAD, Hammersmith. Jan. 17, at 2. Uteri `Ringo. Bromley. shoeing smitla Jan. 14, at 11. BLEU= Low!, Dadley, Worcestershire, charter master, Jan. at 1 16, 2. THOMAS BMIMINAD, jun., Welborn" fie, butcher, Jam 16, at 11. DAM Joffe Bata= Elartittall, Carmarthen, Jan. 111. at 11. ENEMA& TYNDALL Blisters Woodldde, Gionmatinko/0. tor. Jan. 0. at 11. WILLIAm SlMlleilr. Btarbomusb, °abbog maker, Jan. 8, ma 11. Wnhun WIAILLAN, terry Bridge. Yorkshire, corn miller. Jan. 8. at 11. Jusarat PRATT LealWoon, Maintops, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturer, Jan. 19. at 12, W EWAN SKEW, Sheffield, draper, Jan. 10, at IS. Tram Parieliaan. libido:rid, Carsamonsh, joiner, Jam 8, at It Jolt ALUM. Hanmer. Flintshire, farmer, Jan. 8, at 11. d. Jong num Warraoaa 16561.10, za, litrkenheM, Cheater, igan{ In the 611$ Regiment of La Regiment Volunteers, Jan. to, at 11. USAir) CHORUS lloCaaw, Liverpool, travelling Wet to an inettranos company, Jan. 31, at 11. BANTU, MHO, Ty herntligawneg, CaroarvOnshire, farmer, Jan. 10, at 11. lamas 1108In17 mad Roane? 110811)Y, Clitheros, Lancashire, cotton nourefacSareel. Jan 14, at 11. TelottAs Wool% Ilyelleids, Yorkshire, coal dealer. lan. 10. at 11. 'Moira' BABBITT, Timm Cornwall, laboarer, Dee. $O, at 10. THOMAS liciLrou, Normanby-in.Cleveland. Yorkshire, shop keeper, Jan. & at ltij. BOBSITT,SHAW, liokby, Yorkshire, cattle dialer. J 8, st U. Oliorna /BLUM Sheffield, chimney sweeper, J an. a. at 1. Jou WlrfaLl. Blackburn, Lemeaehlia, cattle dealer, Jan. IL at 1. HARRY WILL! Oillindkam. Kant, wheelwright. Jan. 9, at I. JOHN Moe, Denbigk, budtemer, Jan. Is, at 10. JOJayeBLAS nt 1053 TAILOR, Birkenheid, Maeda, ship broker , Jan. & at 12. JAMBS BARIUM Byte) Wail, sear Mildiewich, Cheshire, firmer, Jap. 9, at It THOMAS WILLIAM Bum= as, Market Weston, Suffolk, tan. keeper. Jan. 8, at lb WILLIAM Pori, Bristol, baker, Jan. 12. at 12. Altai Rona, Bristol. picture frame maker. Jas. 11, t att Jogging Sm. Lorton. Lancashire. blacksmith. Jan. 314 lO. Jolt Davnet, Inn., Liverpool, commission agent,an. 8. at 3. Josiorn Brumartaos, Leeds. aouwassa. Sam 12 , at 12. BENJAMIN WIJIMIS, Leeds, butcher. Jan. 12, at 'IL J Alan RI/ Leads, ooel agent, Jam 11, at IL Gatiliell IMMENT, ISsatinglass, coil Males Jan. li, at IL JOHN P 1113,111. Worcester. butcher, Jan. 8, at 11. Gaols= MAY . M. Mban's, boot manufacturer, Jan. 8, at 11. Etswalin Uttar, Ha-tinge, greengrocer, Jan. 13, at 11. STIPREN YW?. Southwick, Wiltditre, butcher, Jan. 0, at 11. EDwaals OWM, Cilorimima, Montgomeryshire, catpentor, Jan. 10. at I. Janis ElintrOot, Broad y. Somereetshire, y, moman,Jan.lLat 12. lamas IMOCOII LEMPiI I MUL Newton Saint r et rock. Devonshire, Jan. 9, at it I Roma? Baoses,Bedllegt,n.Northumberland.,Jan.lLat 19. Wilbur POLPORD, Wolverhampton, late victu joine aller r ,Jan. ti, at 10. LAST EXAMINATIONS. Jan. 18. W. Stapleton, Wintrterrace, Poplar, shipwright-Jan. 18. F. H. Lewis. I.n, !lane. Clapham, chemist-Jan. 18. Trances ibbott, Allingtonotreet. Westminster, widow-Jan. lb 0. W. T. Hammon., Ramsgate, lieutenant in Royal Marines (half-par-Jan. M. R. Humble, Beckenhsm, Kane, builder- Jan. 24. J. Sewell, Warnmplace, Hackney-rad, boot manufac turer-Jan. 24. J. Finch. Red Lionyard. Southamlpton - ro w , job inader-Jan. M. A. Become, Newgate-street, City, and Liarrington street, Osklay.square, 'hipping agent-Jan. 24. IL Jennings, Gewer street, Bedford-moue, commission agent In the wine trade-Jam M. 0. Famines, Widmer, Kent, boot maker -Jan. 19. H. Fibpowski, Burton-crescent, Enston-squate, clerk to an insurance office-Jan. IA W. Davis, Belida-road lder-Jon. , Hampstead, and Desborough.place, fierrOW-rond, bui 18. J. Cooper, Weltingtonstreet, Backfriarsroad, ladies' boM mmulacturer-JanWhite, Cherlesetreet, St. John's wood, baker-Jan. Id. F. J. Form Upper Islingtointernice. Barnabery, seal engraver-Jan. 18. Y. Hussey, Chespaide, commission agent-Jan. lb LO. Clarke. Driffield-road, Victoria park, licensed victualler-Jan. 18. 1.. O JT Julian. Addison-ter race, Notting-Ma, musical director- 18. B. J. Carter, Theresopleee, Hackney, tailor-Jan. 18. A. J. Davis, Seaman., Rotherbithe, barman-Jan. 18. C. Holden, Forsatreet, City, milliner-Jan. 18. J. Collett, Cornbe, Oxfordshire, licensed v ic %uglier-Ja. 18. F. W. Bonitos, Heronpte. Saes, market gar dener-Jsn. IL J. Moorefield, Deptford, journeyman engine fitter-Jam 19. D Bernstein, Sydnersquare. Commercial -mad East, dealer In fancy goods-Jan. 19. A. Smutted. Barking, Emel. Shamed victualler-Jas 19. E. Is Lewis, Hendon, Mid dlesex. farmer-J.D. 19. R. F. Lee, Philpot-lane, City, wine merehaat -Jan. 19. T. J. Winter. Hayes, Kent. foreman te • builder-Jam 19. C. Pries, Lewisham. Kent, general provision dealer-Jan. 19. T. H. Turner, Dritfiell road. 14orth Bow, mil liner-Jan. 19. C. B. Robinson. Crawford.street, upholsterer - Jan.l9. J. E. Piper end P. B. Hodgson, Essbroad,City-road.wine merchantaJan. 19. W. Edwards, Henley. Hampshire, farmer- Jan. 19. Z. 3. Goodwto, Upper Veram-street, Pentonville. meat ant to a marble msnufacturer -Jan. 19. R. Mewls. Cambridge. terrace, Pimlico, plumber-Jan. 19. A. Paul. Mecklenburgh• square, surgeon-4al. E. R. Buchanan, Avenusroad, Hammer smith, literary writer-Jam E. It. Brown Bern-Week Stoke Newington, milk seller-Jan. 22. W. Park, Enston-rood, Si. Pancras, late coffee planter - Jan. E. G. Goldsmith, Lower Sydenhani, Kent, retailer of beer-Jan. It. T. Leartoa, Hedger's grove, Hackney .wick, Journeyman butcher -Jan. 2.2. F. W. Webster, Bush-lane' C ann on.street, general merchant-Jan. 22. J.. 1. Kendall, ing Edward-street, Newgate-street, fancy - wsrett ouseman -Jan. 24. A. Jennings, Canterbury. butcher Jan. 24. C. Berry, Hutchinson.street, Mll l all, rivet emasmaker on- Jan. 24. IL Martin. Rceve . street , ropier, aton J an. 24. W. P. Myna. Three Creamums, Southwark, hop mer chant-Jan. 22. J. Portieet, j un., Johoson.hireet, Shadwell, carman - Jan. M. E. Heaton, Mortimer-road, Kinpland, assistant to a warebonseman-Jan. 14. 11. Dotterill. Fremantle, Hampahire, beer retaller--J an. 24. R. IL J °mph, Hunter-street, Bra- swicksquare, clerk to her Majesty' , civil abeice-Jan. 24. R. Weller, Jacksonroad, Ho 3. and Hatton -garden, wholesale jeweller -Jan. U. 3. Brahma, ilinae-place, Com. merclal-road East and Billingsgatornarket, Bah salesman-Jan. It. A.G. Gardner, Ringwood, Harm:Mire. bender-Jan. 24. 11. Paws. Teddington. Middlesex. auctioneer-Jan. Ram say, Cannon-street, City, bill broker-Jan. E. W. Marley, Lyme. road. Brixton, late beer retailer , - Jan. 2s. a. Sterile, Cornbill, merchant-Jan. 29. W. R. Lewis, Rinpton. Surrey, stay maker- Jan. 29. W. P. Nicks, Caledoniturrod, Middlesex, late cheese monger-Feb. 1. D. .1. Pickering. Kennington-park-read, builder 1 -Feb. 1. K. Wilhelm., Poultry, City, and Warrington.terrace. CiORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE- 1 Psddinilt". merchant Ssilcc-Jan- 29. W. Pinker. Great Writ `L.; NAILS EXTRACTED and CURED hi one minute, without ern - terrace and Ore" Western -crescent. Cutting or the least pain, by Kr. BIN HALL. 85, Regent-street. . mason-Feb. LJ. Drayton. Margate. am:Dowser-Feb. &J. J. Paddington, stone Ladles attended bv Mn,s Sendai! If preferred. Ts na, sa. 6 d . • Cistri , ent.. Berculasbuildings Westashater.road, late licensed as is. Mr. & se d a n has te , st i....ub iron the Royal Fam i ly Met aner-Feb. e. J. °Omen ' , Line -cross-road, dealer in which may be seen, 1. ith thousaads of others, from all parte of butidin d - Feb. 6* 0. 'lcliwiew' WlChara. met = h N. J. Crow the kingdom. similar to the following : Prom the Right Rev. ", "", Hackney -road - " ^ '" ld. a ll ."-Fe--- - - am Lord Bishop of London : - 1 . Mr. Randall has effectually cured 'ey. Cbarterbouse-lane, City. plumber 6. A. °Or den. Wellseck-street Cavendish -square ` Feb. • Great Winchester- Some corm on my feet without giving any paiii."-" Sir Robect wee.. -.. 2..... - • ...._ nt- J ae. Alexander, 35, St. James's-place. has bad two large toenails and Lennon : eon uwes, Baallii. VA.^ • corn extracted from his feet by Mn, Randall, and can stronsle 23, E Troubat, Pickering-place, Bayswater, and g i e stcheap, recommend him." - - City, wine importer-Feb. 6. J. R Mania Gaisford.street, Kentahtown, plumber-Jan. 26. W. B. Baker, Queetia- terrace Obaerve, Bs, Regentetreet Quadrant. , and Blabopsroad. Bayswater, auctioneer-Jan. SO. H. Wilidn • son, Commodoraterrece. Stepney, traveller to a wbokeale to , THE INVICORATIVE NERVINB ESSENCE becieoalat-Jan 1111 C Toil, Election. Middlesex. carpenter to Tbe meat scientifically prepared and moat powerful Debi- IT. J. Warta Jan., Sandown, Hampshire. innkeeper-Feb 2E. lire cordial ever introduced ; restores to their normal condition Quested. Isle of l'hanet, Rent,➢baker -Feb. a T. Hornsey, Lan all the secretions, on the integrity of which perfect health do. caster-place, South Norwood. plumber-FM. 16, I. Busby, B E. It la a specific for debility of all bade, sad from its con- . usinglam, lat,.. huckster-Feb. 15. W. Spencer, Sutton, Here. among ,t.her ingredient; pspoineand phosphate of wide, fordshire. late butcher-Feb.le J. Brookes, Washtubs's, iron will move highly beneficial to the nervous a me nd mympmptic. ' monger -Feb. IL R. Griffiths, Blakeilown, Worcestersbire, Prim ea per bottle, or four quantities to age for Oh Sole licensed vietualler-Feb. It A. Holmes, Walsall, Staffordshire, Awls, Messrs. Baumgarten and Co., ITM.oMordeerest, W.C., journeyman painter-Feb. 15. H. Handley, Kidderminster, and 133 a. Feud . LC.. London. maltater-Feb. 14. G. Moore, Coventry, trounlooger-Teb. 11. J. • ' Wdkinecta, Birmingham . draper-Feb. 14. Z. Salisbury, Mr- KAYE'S WORSDIILL'S PILLS, the =lngham builder-Jan. Ht. Y. J. W Bere, Wharlode St. et:rp: 4 BIM PCRIFIES of the BLOOD known in Medicine, Lincolnshire, fanner-Teb. le. . from their largely-exteeded maw and general &doggie .... raper- Mt 12. C. Harden, Plymouth )Land Exeter , wholrale ak:dia•Ven• hosier-Feb. LA. Walbenk and J. Knight, Bradford, Yorkshire, bitty classed as a household necessary. Bold by all Venders. "'" , worsted spinners-Feb. 1. A. N. Briggs. J. Sunderland, J. It. I ronlm, sad J. Peacock, Bradford, worsted spinners-Feb. 1. T. StockilL Brampton, Yorbbire, butcher-Feb. 1. G. Heaton. LA MBER T 'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, Huddersfield. yarn 111 Miner-Feb. 1. 21. Blespeon, Onishorough, an effectual remedy, without confining the bowels in Yorkshire, Innkeeper-Jan. 18. If .W. Hammond, Gmemsal, matectimg the heed, truly eeleacioUs and pleasant, Is admitted to Yorkshire, wool merchant-Jen. la. B. Britton. Helms, Mars ha the hest medicine for immediately relieving combs. oolds, shire, cons dealer-Jaa. IT. A. M'Callam, Newmatle-upon-Tme. mistimed cases of asthma, mad Incipient consumption It fre- printer-Jas. It W. Winn, fledgedeld. Durham. Micor - Jaa. 17 . rinently cures persona whom the faculty romance incurable, R. MUM and J. Mills, Jarrow, Durham, mriperm--aa. 10. R. Ina allays the tickling which provokes frequent roughing.. IfalliolL Barnard Castle, Durham, watch maker-Jan. V. J. In approaching conaumption tte effects are truly beneficial. Bainbridge, Geteshead, Durham. grecer-Jan. 17. J. Wood, Persons deprived of sleep. or ,rvin lying down for fear of saffoca. Eisivrell-lane, Durham, grocer-Jan. E. FL Pears!, Tielmeads, ti , 04:47 depend on relief in a few minutes after taking Gloucestershire, horse dealer-Jan. sa. J. Beacham, Cievedon. only and sold by W. LAMBERT, chemist, 8. King Wil. flomersetabire, beer retailer -Jan. 23. J. M. Tens, Mato]. wood tiamstemi , Charing-cross, London, and by all druggists, in carver-Jan. YE W. T. Breedon, Bristol, late cashier Jan. 18. J. bottles. laid., and three quantities in one, Es. 9d. Be par ti cular Wood, Pannell, Yorkshire, poulterer - Jan. la B. Johnson,Mis sed aak for Lambert', Asthmatic Balsam. The name and address ley. Yorkshire. briber-Jan. It J. Rushton, Middleton, Lanes- Mire, mat collector-Jam 16. T. Wall, Eton. Sr. alarmed as the stamp.underlisywood, DIELDEI Jan. 22. W. A. Fordhans, •FenchuDS.rchstreek and Bartord-ter race. Labiate's. cigar merchant--den. M. J. J. Birkett. son., Itaverstock.hill—Jan. 2E J J. Birkett, jun., Haverstock-hill,wine merehant—Feb. 16. J. Hawkins, Coventry, coal deeler—Feb. I 6 it . T. Heaton. Bantam, Sistionteltire, bootimaker—Jan. 10. 0. M toe, Eirkdale, near IJreroool, licensed vtetuUer—Jan. 10. J. Bartow, Liverpool, soda r—.lsal.ll. 0. ever 7bocnsoe. Liverpool. b oo k ae ll e r—Jan. 24. Richards, Choriton-upon-Medl, len cashire, cabinet maker—Jan. 11. J. Williams Lanwonno. Glac laorgenshire, eastrator. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. andT soStinrcliZdsot.,_..4rSce.r.rdraere'Llianetr-V.n.Ltrulars nanurcl. Price, Burton.upon n . Irma, auctioneers —John Hood, W. Hood. and James Hood. Manchester, plasterers--J. IL Ginner and I. B. Ginner, Lambeth-wal chemists—W. J. Cunningham. Inverett.terreoe, Victorieeteeka sad IL Coassop, Eardlalend. Herefordhire, peteutees of sewing machine—G. May. D. May. and T. Smith. Doncaster, maroon brewers, so far as %raids T. Smith—J. is and A. Bowes, Chorlton-npon- allock. Lancashire, organ builders—J. Livingston and W. Jones, Mid dlesbrough. Yorkshire, bmastonnoers —W. Bransfitt, On., and W. Brumntt, Be Liverpool wine nterchanta—S. 0. Atty and J. A. Ronde , dale, Yokadre, Ponencmgers—lL F. Booth and K Booth, Birmingham, goldandths—C. Moore. J. W. Penrose, and S. Battey, Manchester, merlsanta—J. PUkington, W. IL Ashwoetts. and J. S. Slater, Hastingden, Lancaahlre, ootton manufacturers. so tar as aardsJ. Pilkington. SCOTCH IMITATIONS. WILUAis WGavitt. Jan., Caranoct, cattle dealer. Jan. 2., at the Dumfries Arms Hotel. Clunnock. W Aunt M'lrrosH. Keith, grocer, Deo. Wat Dowell's R o oms. Edinburgh. 301111 Hammitt Wnia,Tighnabnmiels, hotel keeper, Dec. HA at the Faculty HMI. Glaagow w . ' 010100 iltierna , Glasgo, tea dealer, Dec. 29 , at the Facult y Hall. Glasgow. FaAticts DIWAI, Edinburgh, auctioneer, Jan. 9. at Lyon end Turnbull's Rooms, Edinburgh. Mamma MOM, Aberdeen, ironmonger, Jan. 5. at the Lamson Tree Hotel, Aberdeen. Jamie Htortna, Edinburgh, builder, Jan. 4, at Dowel's Boma. Edinburgh- • --- —•- - On Saturday his Excellency the Lord-Lieutensst disteibated the prises pined by the suoreedul panda' ha the competition in thef several branches of study in the Royal Dublin Society's School of Art. The proceedinags, which took place in the Theatre of the Dublin Society, wre highly interesting. His Excellency, in a Mid speed", cougratulatsd the society on the progress which their school has made during the past year, it having now taken • position scarcely, if at all, inferior to that of any school of art in the United Kingdom. He remarked, with reference to the promotion of manufactures in Ireland, that it was most important that Irishmen and Irishwomen should tura their attention to special artistic proficiency, because the disadvantages under which Ireland laboured u regards the cheap production of manufactures might he counterbalanced by the superior artistic excellence of their fabrica, if the native talent existing in the country were properly cultivated. TRINITY CHURCH, CAMBRIDOE.—The Rev. T. E. Birks ham, on the nomiustion of the Rev. Alfred Pemba, been Dominated to the incumbency of the perish of Trioity Church, Cambridge, vacant by the resignation of Canon Clayton, now rector of Stanhope, Durham. Mr. Birk@ is the third successor to Mr. Simeoe's church, his predecessors being Canon Carus and Canon Clayton. The rectory of Rebhan. Herta, is vacant by the approaching resignation of Mr. Birk', who must be i nstitute d to Trinity Chinch, Cambride, on or before the 16th of January. This lino,. is worth upwards of 410 f. a year, and has a house. The living of Trinity Church, Cambridge, as newly endowed by the Rev. Alfred Peach', the purchaser from the late Bishop of Ely by way of exchange, la worth 7001. • year, without a house.—Record. THE CONtrrirtmoNAL AmeNmeravv.--Wasninso sus, Dec. 10, 1865.—Othcial i o formation has been received at the Department of State of the adoption of the Amend ment to the Constitution upon the @abject of slavery by the legislatures of the States of Illinois, Rhode Island, Michigan, Maseechusetts, Ohio, Missouri, Maine, Peon. Wisconsin, Nevada, Minnesota. Kansas, New York, Connecticut, Weet Vinton, New Hampshire, Maryland, Vermont, Louisiana. Arkansas, Tennes see, South Carolina. sad Virginia. These make twenty-three States. Telegraphic information has been received of the adoption of the amendment by the three States of North Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. No information of any kind has been received of its adoption or rejection by Indians, lowa, California, Oregon, Florida, Mississippi, or Texas. Official intelli gence of its rejection by the legislatures of Keetucky, De laware and New Jersey has also been received. Imme diately after the passage of the resolution by Congress an attested eopy of the amendment was forwarded by the Be• cretary of State to the governor of each State, and some time ago the Secretary also seat •circular to the governor• reminding them of the duty imposed upon him by the sot of Congress of the 20th of April, 1818, to give public notice when the ameodment shall have been ratified by the re quisite number of States. From this it will be seen bow desirable it is that the States which have Dot reported or decided upon the matter should lose no time to doing No. MONEY ORDER OFFICES. -- Money order offices will be opened in London and its suburbs on the lot of January at Anerley Road ; Blackheath, Dart month Row ; Camberwell New Road • Down's Park Road, Shacklewell ; Harrow Weald, Nine Elms Road; North End. Whetstone ; Putney, High Street ; St. George's Road, Peck ham • South Hackeey, Upper Tiaddingtou ; York Road. Binaries. The designation of the undermentioned offices will be changed as follows : — Ashley Crescent to Warlock Place, City Road, N. •, Blackfriars Road to Blackfriars Road (2281 • Bristol Place, or Undoes, Pad dington to Warwick Ro . ad, Maids Hill • Bromptos, Pal hem Road , or Queen's Elm. to Fulham ;toad (191) ; Canal Bridge, Old Kent Road, to Old Keot Road (774) ; Gower Street North to Gower Street ; Loughbore' Place, Brixton Road, to Brixton Reed, Loughboro' Place ; Ludgate Street to Ludgate Hill ; Oxford S t reet ' 2 1 0) to Oxford Street (198) ; Pancras Vale to Haventock Hill ; Ponedown Ta ms, Paddington, to Partedown Terrace, Maids Hill • Poe. to Street to Lincoln's Inn ; Princess Terrace, Primrose Hill, to Primrose Hill, Princess Terrace • St. John Street RC., to St. John Street Road ; Savoy Simi, Strand, to Strand (104) ; Susan Place, Plumatead„ to Plumstead, Sams: Place. The money order offices at Great Corm Street and Hampstead Green will he abolished. NEW MAGISTRATES AT DOCKYARDS. —By &provi sion is a sew act of Radial:neat, which will immediately take affect, the Supenutendents of Dockyards are consti tuted justices of the pears in all matters relating to her Majesty's Naval ce, and the stores, provinces, and accounts relating to the same. A RAILWAY POINTSMAN KILLED.—Lset evening an inquiry was held by Mr. Richards, the deputy coroner, at the fdils-end Union, Bancroft-road, Mile-ead, touching the death of James Williams, aged 23 years. GeOrg e Browning, a railway track number taker, said that the decamped was pointeman and signalman at the Devonshire street eland-box of the Great Eastern Railway. On Sun day morning at 5 o'clock he was creasing the metals near the signal-box when the up train from Wisbeach tome along, and the engine knocked hi m down. Directly wars he was found lying dead is the fonploot. and covered with blood. The damned, who was a very 'toady. "bar man, had been three years in the service of d the company l Dr. Daily said that the deceased had dreadfu injuries, which must Lave caused instant death. About the lower p art of the back the flesh wee torn from th Great e bases. The jury returned a verdict that the deceased was run over and killed accidentally by a certain scene on the Eastern Railway. LITERATURE A History, of the Gipsies. with Specimens of the with Limping& By WAISIS Simon. Edited, with Preface, Introduction, and Notes, and a Disquisition oa the Past, Present, and Future of Gipsydom by JAN= SUWON. London; Samp son Low a ndi Co. The gipsies are a phenomenon of ethnology which has excited the special wonder of the students of that science, and hitherto baffled their investiga tions. A savage people, existing in the very bosom of civilisation, and preferring their own wild liberty, with all its privations, sufferings, end terrible par secutione, to the peace and comfort of a settled lite. A people dreadin g . whilst they despise the laws of the lands in which they dwell, aid mated at the same time with an mote& pride of race, and an exoteric feeling ofd nsest 1 shame when there extraction II discov Are they really a distinct people, or are they marl, the fallen and diarated outwits of the several comma eines to which they ding with palmitin tenacity / The opinioes of Royiand, wholes/the of 'latish girlies, of Grellrean, who treats of Hunentian frinniais of Borrow, who investigated the condition of the gip aim ir. Spain, and of the present authee whose re searches are livened to Soodand, are nes.nizaona in assigniag to the roes a separate national entity, and an oriental origin. We must 'mikes that the proofs upon which these conclusions rest are extremely Alen der, mad rather of a negative than a positive character. The simple feet that out of some three or four dozen words, which is all that the author of this work has been able to obtain of the gipsy Logone, 1 a fewer* found to resemble words with similes mem:t inge in Rindostanes, seems a vary narrow founda tion on which to raise such a large theory as the origin and geographical distribatioa of a rene. This le especially the case whenwe know that the Sansurit is the kernel of all the lndo-Germanio languages — that is, the languages of the countries O from which the des me supposed to have come—as well as of those in which they are found at the present day. Mr. Simeon has collected a vast mess of par ticulars conoerning the Scotch gipsies, and hiseditor has greatly immeshed the store by numerous foot notes and a long disquisition on their condition and prosphcts. The facta are however, given without selection or arrangement, ' and they help us to no definite conclusion. This is •a pity, for the collec tion of them appears to have cat the brothers an immense outlay both in time and labour. They also bear every mark of careful and conscientious investigation. Future writers on the subject who may have settled views regarding the gipsies will find In *is book a rich supply of data, but as it is 'it really leads us nowhere. It is "like atangled I I chitin, nothing impaired but all disordered." Leaving out of view the scientific part of the question, we have in the particulars here set before us a fear ful picture of a considerable portion of the human farnily—men and women living in open violation of the laws of God and man, ready at any moment to commit theft, robbery, murder, and only re strained from such crimes by the animal instinct that teaches even brutes not to prey upon their own species, ave nor to prey at all in the pr esence of a s sups. noravenging power. The annals of the Scottish gipsies are literally written in blood. We have here accounts of whole families dying at the same moment on the gallows, and this our author and his editor insist was one grea cause why the gips's' kept together as a separate t clam in the community. The editor does not permit us to hope, however, that even the repeal of these brutalising laws, and the substitution in their stead of mild, humanising treatment, will have the slightest effect In breaking down the barrier that separates the gipeiee th e Christian comnsitice among which they live. No, the Messrs. Simeon say once I I a gipsy always a gipsy ; nay, we are told, with emphatic reiteration, that even the mixture of white blood with that of the darker race can have no in fluence in bringing about a blending of the two. We are gravely informed that the dark race must for ever remain the type to which all admixtures and aberrations must be finally ass imilated ; that it m atters not how small may b e the proportion of dark blood, even if it amount to but one part in eight, it will still dominate the other seven parts, and make the apparently white civilised Christian man a dark and wild gipsy at heart, ready to betake himself to the savage life of his barbarian kindred when the wild strain is duly excited. Al l this is contrary to wha t both history and physiology teach us respecting the blending of races, nor can we imagine how such in telligent gentlemen as the Messrs. Simeon could have arrived at so preposterous a conclusion. To do them right, they offer scarcely anything in the shape of argument to support their opinions, beta content to state them over and over again ferent words. The only thing like argument we can discover in the boot in support of the perpetuity of Gipsydom is this. A gipsy woman marries a white man, and teaches her children to hate their father and the race to which he belongs ; they do eo, and when the occasion arrives leave their comfortable home, forget their genteel or decent training, shake off all the tastes they have been bred up to, and betake themselves to the squalid misery of the tinker's encampment, preferring the profes sion of robbers of hen-roots to the lives of gentle men. Do not the Messrs. Simeon see that it is much more likely that children thus bred would look with horror and scorn upon the condition of their maternal kindred, would fly from them, and use every possible means to abolish every tie that might seem to bind them to a vagabond and despised race 1 We are by no means convinced that tha whole of the gipsies will not one day be absorbed into the mass of the population ; and we think the experiments made by the Rev. Mr. Crabb, of South ampton, prove very clearly that it is not only not impoesible, but not e ven very di ffi cult, to detach the younger gipsy branches from the parent stock. FRANCE. TAII.I. Dzo. IC 'The Emperor and Emprmi hare paid a visit to the new budding_of the Tribunal of Commerce. The director of the Pins School of Medicine has addressed a letter to the is of those students whose curds of admission to the lectures hid been withdrawn, requesting them to recall their sons, in order to avoid the uupkastait consequesee• of their taking part in any disturbances. The /P r ance of this evening announces that the international conference which is to be held at Constantinople will easemble in the beginning of 1 January. ------ THE 2dINISTZRIAL CRIBI.B IN NALL Dow on cows FLORENOS, Dso. It is of vest' little nee to occupy your space with amounts of the floating coaasotures here respecting the formation el a sew ministry, when the tele graph will give you certain information 4is to the re sult before my speculatio ns a s to ill prbbabilities can reach you. The annimicoement made to the Chamber by ministers' in accordance with their p ro mise at the previous sitting, was to the effect that the entire ministry had given in their resigna tions, and that they had been accepted by the King. Signor Chiaves was the spokesman on this occasion, as on that of the previous day. The announce ment was heard by the Chamber with an entire absence of any expression either of approbation or the reverse. The communication was expected, and all the interest attending it had been dis counted. To-day there is no sitting of the Chamber, and to-morrow we shall no doubt be made acquainted with the combination which, it is said, his been already arranged. It is believed that La Marmora has been requested by the King to resume office, and un dertake the formation of a new cabinet. It is said also that Signor Lanza is to hold the portfolio oft he Finance Department. Signor Sella was a distin guished geologist. Perhaps Signor Linea may be equally great in some other ology. It is believed that no element of the Left enters into the composition of the new cabinet. It is, in fact, if the current be lief is to be relied on, a mere shuffling of the old cards, and an attempt to jog on a little longer and a little further in the old way. The Chamber has unquestionably seined in au thority and credit with the country by the all but unanimous vote which declared that the minister had acted illegally. The Right as well as the Left, tie Centre as well as either of the extremities of the parliamentary scale, has shown that it knows how to place the neoessity of respecting and holding inviolate constitutional legality above all niece considerations of party. The ministess, on the other hand, seem to have been led into the lad position from which it was impossible to issue without the loss of (ministerial) life, by an old fashioned and highly pernicious notion that the "dignity of government " was involved in main taining its right to despotic action. It is quite well that, even at the cost of an inopportune ministerial crisis, a loudly preached and salutary lesson should have been read to Italian public men on this subject. The remainder of yesterday's sitting was occupied with the discussion of a proposition by Signor Man cini for the appointment of a commission, with power to examine witnesses, aro., for the re-examination and investigation of the national accounts for the last four years. The immediate question was whether this proposition should be dealt with immediately by the Rouse, or should be referred to the "bureaux," or standing committees, as we should say, for previous examination and report to the entire Chamber. The latter course was de cided on. The proposal of Signor Mancini was in no wise op po sed by the late Minister of Finance. Signor Sella, on the contrary, supported the mo tion, and expressed his opinion that such an inves tigation was very necessary for the bringing to light of a. whole world of vicious and obstructive administrative methois. to THE INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. WnrrlIlALL, Dec. 23.—The Queen has been to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great of the United Riegdom of Great Britain and Ireland, granting unto the Right Hon. Granville George, Earl Gran vale, the ofilos of constable of her Majeety's Castle h of Dover, and also the office of warden and keeper ofher Majesty's Cinque Ports, and the office of admiralty within the said Cinque Ports, in the room of Henry John,Visoonot Palmerston, deceased. —Gazttte. SVEGICAL BARON ErS.—From an analysis of the calander of the College of Surgeons which has just been published it appears that only five gentlemen have bad this honour conferred on them since the establishmeot of the college in 1890—viz., Sir Everard Home, who filled the office of president in the years 1813 and 1821 ; Sir David Dander, who filled the same office in 1819 ; Sir Astley Pastor Cooper, in 1827 and 1836 ; Sir Beejsmin Collins Brodie, in 1844 ; and the recently appointed Sir William FOIVLSIOD. There have only been four knights Sir Charles Slick*, Sir James Earle, Sir William Blizard, and Sir Anthony Carlisle. Cancer or • BURGLAR.—Testerday a young man, well dressed, was brought before the mayor and sit. Mug magistrates at the police-office. Nottingham, charged with robbery at the Coach and Horses, Mansfield-reed. Rhoda Reed said that os going upstairs on Saturday night she saw the prisoner in the doorway, and from the drawers in the bedroom being open she respected the prisoner of robbery. He rushed past bee downstairs arid she called " Stop thief !" Mrs. Carter, the landlady, on bearing the alarm given by the girl, rushed towards the stairs, and had ascended two steps when the prisoner ran into her arms, sod they both fell togeth er. A violent struggle e n vain nsued, but she kept feet hold of the prisoner, who i attempted to extricate himself. Her cries for assistanos brought some of the company of the house to her aid, tied the prisoner was effectually secured. & policeman him • named Jennings searched the prison er, and found upon instru jemmy, 11 skeleton key s, snd o th er burglarious ments. le his pockets were also a silver watch, 9 silver spoons, sad money, which the landlady identified as her property ; while the prisoner wee being searched another man (supposed to be an accomplice) who had been drinking with the company walked sway. They bad both previously wanted change for notes, and me supposed to be the same who have lately visited hotels in Worcester, Manchester, Northampton, and laiNiter as commercial travellers. The prisoner was remanded. The following full details of this disaster, wbish hie tuned out to have been move serioas than was thyme from the Isle **wont, ere ham the Oork Cossithaidit : The Die left Leak& cis Moeda, far Cork.. Bellyerthies was made about half-past the o'clock ea W nooe. The weather thee ban thick, 011P edn a di an stood a little is how's& the bad in coke to risks Pear Heed, but wham off Bellyerounden Bay the thipines suddenly broke down. the after mask plo p item,lbrokee. The wee tier st the time was furfu Woe blow* from the south-week and • aging see • . Wine Oapheia Holland found his 'meet drifting an • lee shore ho ordered the big of dWress to be bus up—the void mato with mei= down, sad Lathed the ' nuehisary damaged ;^ and busedistely ,Gee ad set to try sad wear the ship, which wee fast run Into the bay, but all te no purpose—eh* would answer her helm, so severe wee - the pis, mid mein her fast Mitts& In shore Captain Holland ordered tea anchors to be let ge—one at 65, sad the other at 45 fathoms. Garai& Hellen& next ordered ape WI the boats to be lowered, sad seat the wend officer epd three men in her to try sad comnsuoicate with the = During this time the weal *nab ef dram were which with observed by the aortguard et crones, who came down to the bath, but render no ambiance. TIM Akan sad men pultedS again to the ship, and alter peat difficulty were jot cm board, bat the boat was swamped ,during the sight The Ibis aeotioned to lie to her anchor' but . boozed violently, tbe sea at times making a cle la an breach over her, sad iii others semis' her decks. Just wises all he hope was failing, • steamer was seen moving a-imad out side and Caplets Holland burned Moe lights, but s paid is her way. Osptela Holland supposed that, owls( to the thither of the weather, she did not native biro. Meanwhile the coastguard men despatched • memeoger to Queenstown to obtain emietasee, and on Thursday swain at sheet hall-past 9 eidook the Sabrina came to her W. She bed takes whh her the two stoutest hawsers fa the company's stores, the 7 inches I. diameter, and which bad sever been wed. As soon se the Sabrina came off the Ibis she made attempts to get the hawser an board, but three times they failed. However, the fourth attempt era successful, and when Captais Holland found his vessel under way, he slipped both his ebb, which had bees made ready for doing so with buoys attached. He then ran aft to take the beauty of the ship's head and see that site was paying off the laud, but before begot to the wheel the hawser sesPeed, and the Ibis drifted in shore until she struck on the J alien rock, where she stack fast. The sea broke in fury over shd the vessel, d ren ching the parsagers, who were all on deck, carrying away part of her bulwarks. The rock is about a mile from the shore, and on it she remained for • few bouts, when site parted in two, her after-part going down into deep water, loam' nothing bat the mizenmest seen, but theft/re vert may *don the roth,and was after warbdrifted in to within about 100 yards of the shore, where up to Friday evening is remained, standing as if it lay in dock. The fore sad main masts were up, but the fennel was gone. Along with the Sabrina, the Cormorant, which was bound for Louden, also came to the Ibis. When several of the attempts es the pert of the Sabrina to pais the hawser to the Ibis failed her captain lowered his Isfeboat, end at the risk of his life and those of the men with bin , tried to pus • rope between the two vessels, bet could not do sa, and ned so his ship, when he and his mew were picked up, ea t the boat was lost. The hawser between the &brie& and Ibis was conveyed by means of the shanties United -States sad Lord Clyde, which lett th e harbour on receipt of tic news of the diaaster. After the vessel shuck, Captain Holland saw that the only way of same the lives of those on board was by taking to the theta, and be ordered all to be lowered. The Crew, it is said, seemed horrorstricken at going tato much • boiling surf in small bats, bat Ceptain Hollsod cried out that he would allow them the way, and immediately jumped into the Sabrina, o By the arrival of the above mails we have advice, "sip tion was tic lifeboats. Two of the seam en followed bin'. His as to gto if he could. The sea, from Calcutta to Nov. 22 ; Madras, Nov. 27 ; Co- however, ran so bigb, that it was almost madness to try to Hong Kong, Nov. 15, &c. go against it, sad the two men with h im g ivin g up, (*Min lombo, Nov. 3 0 ; Holland ran the boat for the shore. When about one bus- The &deices from Calcutta by the present mail dyed yards from it she was upset, and the three swept Into are no later than those cut Bombay which appeared the waves. The two seamen were 11thert Laketon sad in our impression of the 23rd inst., From Madras Joseph Sullivan. On areatieg • wave, Osp. we learn that the monsoon had set in, and that the nein Holland succeeded In Patinae an oar but. rains had been very we heavy. learn that the weather during good swimmer though he is, even with its the he was tumbled over and over iu the water, until washed From Ceylon ashore almost insensible. Hs was ca ught by some of the the last fortnight bad been unfavourable ta the country people who crowded the beach, and taken to a shipment of coffee. The revenue of the island is in hones, where he ewe after regained his senses. Sullivan, perished. He was seen to lay bold of an oar, but no sooner attar • hard M en ges reached the land, but Inkseon & satisfactory state, but the C olombo Observer says it regrets "to learn that there is no ho p e of an y bad be dose so than it was washed from his hands, and he addition for years to come from the pearl fishery. .ask hoooomo the nous. During noi oho, time the scene on The result of a recent inspection is given in words board the ship was of • most heartrending nature—the pas short, emphatic, decisive,—' No oysters of any kind wingers croerded together, and bade ose another good bye, were found.'" expecting that the next moment would be their last. Some No fresh cases of piracy are reported by the c"" t e hi l u n g it ie of cas e a d t . lu o ct n i IT wa.tn d ee t e'eral 14i/ti t :ye set about, China mail. A lorcha, supposed to be the one but each one of them before they were h e altlay tr!t r i:' engaged in the recent attack on the Henry Darling, s l i me met . watery grave. Among them was • rose same:l has been captured by one of our gunboats and taken Maliony, seaman. The remaining passengers remaiael to Hong Kong. The China Mail, while believing on the wreck until, fortunately for them, the outward that such measures' 'as' this will have a decided "w°4 lames itwum w City of Lewd" ws° "woo& and Grusin Seaton, of the Lord Clyde tug beat, made towards effect in checking piracy, is yet of opinion that her, and informed her captain of the position of the Ibis, nothing effectual can p ossibl y be done until the a d asked hi m e e send r one o f bi e lif e b oa t s to t h e moue o f Chinese authorities are compelled to take an active the pasionsera. This request be immediately granted ; part in the labour of suppression ; and the boat, manned by volunteers, was launched sad there is only one way in which they towed by the Lord Clyde to Ballymoneen Bay. She cat managed to get alessekle the Ibis sod to take off the twisty be spurred into activity. " The y must be made," cm. persons remaining on b au d her, a n d l and them safely. it gays, " to pay for every vessel destroyed or Amongst them were two little boys who stood ma plundered by the pirates, the full value of the spicuously brave throughout the Norm's greatest fierceness property lost or destroyed. We have • legal claim —they were the young Browns, sons of Captain &IMO. on them for each reimbursement, because it is w -7, 111. 'ln: 'Z I T tia ""'"nlon t" ruff, through their negligence that we suffer. They ,: i t ,4 on ir He 1,.. L o hn o d he =hn bey One .. e n of t h em h w e c a .. ought further to be made to pay the expenses afterwa rds got into the City of London's lifeboat, but se incurred by our naval authorities in the protection full was it that they had to lie down on the flooring of the of the trade, and might be credited, to make all boat. The little fakirs, who wino coming home for their square, with the proceeds of the sale of the cap- Christmas b°lWs , that lt irhedytdh:dweeZ,ibtchdellw cl baa o r d . turgid piratical matt. To attain this very desirable ev erything ba mee- h had them the m. .a. tw at th e piuseogen on em was see consummation a formal convention, first between The laid se e gadime, k e r ( mi med put long e l m . I n the governments of Europe interested in the China shore, and firm os its keel, the after part barely trade, and afterwards with the Emperor of China, sun. and with Um miscing , ' only prominently above the will, in our opinion, be found necessary. WSW% Darin Fridy the shore was strewn with portions We el the wreck, but very little cd the cargo came "there. • shall never cease to urge this question on the at- The bust socosnte give the returns of peaseepra lost se tendon of the governing powers here, and our th ree v odkas, three &Bch passengers, and John Mabohy, readers in England ought to agitate the matter in father to the yousg man previously mistimed ;Sour, the public press and in parliament at home. Prompt Ishatwa- Pstriek4isaWirca-Chscles Higgins, Jobs Yelvectea, and energetic action is needed." Jeremiah Travers, John Resting, James Egss, and Daniel Riding—ail belonging to the crew of the vessel. With referents to the coolie trade at Macao the The c ee t s tam mer e f Do w d" *men! ftys : Mai/ says : " It hes been ascertained that 17 'snow who bad been At Macao, the coolie trade is still rampant, with all its as board the steamship Ibis have perished. Tee of those shoo/initials. The inquiries iestituted, or said to have Winged te the crew. The games of the thaiseseve have been institute& by Governor Amand, have ended not bees ceausubuted. By a telegram reesseed this in smoke. Day after day some adthtiosal iota sitersooe it appears that soother body, supposed to be that quity comes to tight is sminestiou with this kenible Is a peseseger, has bees washed ashore, and that the vowel traffic. Coolies kideappoci, Imprisoned in barraciooss, flogged l is rapidly breakieg up. An inquest wee held cm the bodies to make them coosest to sign the iniquitous contract that found to-day. Captain Holland and the mate were 11111. binds them to a life of slavery, marched with • stroeg , robed, and the latter stated the pines' lob on the raft guard to testify st the government offices to their signs- I left the ship spl int his will. Verdict, • Found drowsed.' sirs se given voluntarily sad freely, half etuved, exposed 'No other de come ashen.° _-_---- --_ TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (aroma% rummunt.) 1 ITALY. FLOBENCIE, Duo. 16. The following is the result of t he supplementary eleotions of representatives to the Italian Chamber of Deputies known up to the present : Moderates .l 26 Opposition NAPLES, 1)no. 26. The cholera has entirely disappeared. r