The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-07 00:00:00

ne re•opeusi lays siooe y e ad 7 depths& rot obseig d i aPSdNek easier. N e. The deumw i brlT • 1 TIP T • n " Aim , r (I (FuTi p ..R7ficirg 7 'Tl v , , le p lj \.:414 ff.l -17 4 - IK - W Pn . `l , t, 'et CTWOPENC N o . 61747.1 U1,41X r" MPM ? .Ll2ll of . "‘ UsTRALIA trim wham dines. IDIENEOR, J. W., WATCH and CLOCK MAKER, J.J by warrant of appolatalost to H.R.R. the Mao* ot Wens. Plias NoldbLisik ohm SC sal bemetuable idoutle% dam lA— llabuisolon, SS midi*. Ladiate•bill. Looks. .11/b•d TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. . - - "" ....1 . " ..::. Ple) ..... ..........., 0. (LEITIIeg TLLIGRAWS.) FRkNCE. 1. luau It Tads IL LOA I India B. Las I India Jaw 10 lib. 10 Ali. 00 IN, U Jam li SU. lb RENOWN, J. W., - MAU/ of the Greet Clock for .I.JI the lolorostioaal tloo of lie, and of the Mimeo by which woo Mood doe Nob, of 1811. lOW, sad MC and of fost. oso==dos mosaorroaut of thite.— Vaud 34 PARIS, JAW. 6. La Frame of this evening says : " It is reported that Prince Napoleon will visit Turin and return to Paris in February with the King of Italy." "iiiii—asistwalminamag .—.-7,--*,Tsir rolsOmP9 sui weld promps. awls Wallowa ofololime. sad asor um. aingtraosousedilloi Im ,saiglivr=st....:4lr. or riAOllll l l l / : Arida blusitate;,. MI Us• ; sal T. OKA wed o°o. WAIL 11,lt -- DENSON, J. W., begs to invite the Nobility, fladro. sad Public to kla kstebiklutiont et Ludgato-hW, width basing been Inereemed In size by the dation of two Mew In Um mt. Is now one el the mod ortensive end dehly sleeked is IvMs. —e♦ and $4. Ludgate-MIL 111 INSON, J. W., by the aid of steam power, Ai immense isseNaeq, aad Rotuma ot t6e Iddidataid4 Labial to sooty ftaylartptioa of Horoloecal Ml4chlpe, from the moat e naive to 'orate( =lel substantiattmekeedver. --Ss aad 14, VIENNA, JAY. 8. --- - RIM 111012 LIVSS 11FOOL O qrsurrows To 111 YORK. r'Linn:pow., _ NEW YORE, lad PIULADILPIHR 227.11m41117 MOM Yawl dr . Itate Inipowerel (2/1210111,1ras am/ 14/2•411/11/4 ageflag the 113114 d Sao 73.011 LlVlRPOl ai liot 11/TW YORr. crry or uriverar,ratardar, JUL P 01JJOOW, wad/odg, hol. IL imp 111•01•11, mil ran alionalli Imitmay. AM Okils pm. laf acaordl W siM OWN NMI OW Wear= Fe: 21 ag to WI 11111 .., 14=1:= 6"°1114 e+:: o, 0...i.,,,..vaiwai am SWUM KNOI/. _Web/ trimr , 11....-rap roam 1•1110111 Negev to ft 11212241222/. 1 / 2 21 ful 1 IR IP XVII IBA mom IL ;LW WlllosomlL as& fINSON, J. W.—His Workshops oontaia an emcees stair of workmen, selected front the MA London War, ant from the ateliers of France, Germany, and Switzer land. These are employed net only In the manufacture, boo in tas WAS of grandees. - Sit and 34, LadtrakehllL Wi l r l W 37-11 E7tor the OOnvenience of his Iftmeneeee Coakensre. has muted MA Neil IIITAA LISKIWIT3 at fie, Wmebooritairove . 104, Totteohamoourt rood ; and et it=oeueuray. —Manufactory 33 and 34, WMIL ria 'inTattlirnATELl PAMPIILST, free by poet ter three sAenope, mambas a Awe blatory el hone kat nits wessivss tam woo bus In ay port of UN waft S• eib . • MO* It s.l rata by prot-33 and ak Dialfekr4tik JApuum —Arras and WORTH IigICAN 110YAL rr. W 111•111111125, to san re criazoot. and Nirtcararnalfel and dad BMW, fto Books skips a s • =on rid Erik The Sal ass m er Ohm Tomb to oh trota Lantern& WOE M Cock to venho M O ma: CANADA. for Doo. Boandas. :unary 7. 'CUBA. bit NM YORK, baboblit Jim 14, • TOW amoopro and moods Omah tor Noma and Hamm*, la lie Irmadared - ifier aka fraidool lo peoadooloa ot tho WWI aloiativalkoofama board larit.ll.B.l. a. •11102• 4 StallOSTON.latamew. Pox D. Loia44.olaworto No sag Forfa HaYha r bat w ank ort li rneam ess. per coat pram& la • D 1:1. 1 62. Old Lowlea : J. IL DOW sal U, PLoo do la loss" Paolo: 0. sad J. Dem, Datimaaelnak Dakeiow ; D. Ng C. u ltal irp m caasoaDowa; or D. tad C. Dasivor„ i. Water stm. MINSON'S WATCRES.—" The Movements ere A.. or the need quality which the art et heroles, is eA meet W±.or peodethe."—Dhuestel Loader News. Sib November. 11 sad U. Ludistahill. Leedom daOTHENBITIM—The fisiit.class screw %A thews LONDON, Caplets j&& &8400, will be de hom Banelrlowe as or about the 10th blatant. U. Se. and u s.- Apar at CILSPLIN'S When.' owe : or to renurts. osAvirs, 'mum, Asti Oa, 11, Beed-lass. LC. . ATLANTIC and GREAT WISTERN ZATITIAT. • NOT= TO lIONDEOLDTBE. In osefermity with the terms oa which the l'irst it i e e Zt Bowes et the P41111471‘1111111 mate el this talker' were the public, the lIICOND ANNUAL DZAPILVO of 4 per mat. et . the grass amount of these Beads wlN'toke pleas at the Mee el lb. I. T. astierthwalts, VA Iltregwortseotrest. thaw , of Nr. OM; plblie py, co TIVINDAT,Joswarp ri;me• ik • 186 ft 01 000toteopesissq.. . . , . . , ~ Ibliaalbsolesd iota is sesaisatts. :. . • NON Nadite4l. l loVellell teth- 5 en 400 claim. 400 ~ aue,ooo „ • ;NO lre ..400,01ei „ ;HOMO donors Ice pot eat. of each dosoeslaaties wtu bid drawn on th• Move day, and the Node ao draws that have leen lonehln I/Olia lo paid off at the rat. of LIU tar every 1,004 don't Bend, MUM for .verylne dollar Band. and Mina. fcr every donar Dowd. cm premitattea at the Cangeny's Moe, Na. Old Ircadalreet,lLC., on and atter tat Agee ant, to allaftil to fie Coupon doe on lot day, atter "Melt tatereat will craw Z ent the drawn hoods will be catrealled to the presence d netssy. IL Ott licsartzera London. LC., Jan. &UMW frRE OREM FONCIXR and XORILIER of MOUND NOTICI OF =Vt. NNW' 1B HUSBY that ea sad tree the tad Jaren, Illel ic tbe BUBTNBBS am Company will be CARRIED OF at lb* 17 sad ta. OORNMIL. betted of at thele late ellteerle=etrest and Waimea. By g atil rim of the Owlet Dtreeteee. ." irekft& ' 1 2 7 1 1 .1 7.1 7 7: ,• • ' DIRSONS FURNISHING Mil lad CUTTING'S LSONMONGIIT lIRTASLISM =NT, frier 01.101D41TRIMT, a osereatiot Noma Eimer* pita Meta dim weaker WM ration, tea= Seim isSot sots, beam Ore bar, moderator sad mat maser, be turas, tea arm. dish room ,afoot we=e tateYrar mooed Imo. and ammo Utah= goods. LONDON CARPET WARICHOUSK WAIINN sod lON, 8 sod 4 acopasarama. W. BROWN BPATTRIBEL -PATENT °HAIRS aal 0011CH21. lama Puraiasie. Trask& Plassa. Dam es., at PRIM CONSIDZIABLY lat. PICCADILLY. OatialaDass DIA TIARLOW'S PATENT CASE STAND, a new iaataaak so admirably eontrised that a tall buft, as von se meaner maim my be raised or tilted on it wiMost Maar or trouble. Its action is is trapalpehle Mai the sediment et the most fluid by oo poselbslity ens be disturbed. Ittre i. Ile., Ira., to snit 44, 0, end 18 gallon auks. IQARLOWS SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. .2.,/ No maim required. No more tat beer oe emir nine. Nes Od.; ditto, be.—A y dimes to /MOW, patentee, 14, Mandomlsenne. be that kit mum and ad&em are on evert ; all ottoman triable hartatiOY. Migrating& Valft, zigsbillhed 1820. nANDLEI3.-PRIZE MEDAL. V Pit AlllNl.—Juloplod by Wm liblesbfo fieworoubsot for Mb slaw italics& J. Q J. MILD, oitlost somaatactazero sad !waders of tho 111 l Prim Ueda, Milos tbo yob& agoinot bay oparloas Imitations. noir label Is on a pasta AM bozos. Mt by all dale, tbsoegboitt Wboassobiabel tar onortoeSest of tho Warlfs.l7l7lll LAMBETH. LONDON. 8., whin also may bo obistood ebb odelrolod Meted &..1.. Ilime Tatislo DATIES'B BEST DIP CANDLES, 6d. per lb.; pentane, ILsecond p•raane, la. ed.; aPerall. mad h. : British wax, is. ed. ; trameparena wax, Is. ; Dime wax sad sperm, la. ; German wax, le. ad. ; bedside Wel. IL ; mensomite. lid., ed.. and the beet. led. ; metallte for Petners Imam, SA. ; W.; moidda, Ted. best Was al, ea. ad. per galas ; soap, Ph., 604., 41e., and at. per , mottled, as. ; old brown Wisdom, lu per motet ; common brown Windsor, IL; white Windsor, Is. ed. ; area, Is. id. ; plyeerhse sad almond, la. par bar—tor cash, at Y. P. DAVIES and 100118' old seMbhihed warehouse, et, St. isataelaaa, Clarhigams, Imam. W.C. RIME EL'S ROSEWATER CRACKERS, ago for !Craning Pastier, la. per Edam St: doom far Bair esh2ea. I.IIINKLI FLORAL VIENNESE FAN, voluted on Wood by lbe hat Artists, and perhunod with different Flowers, from 61. A opechnen painted with flowers sent on ready' of at stamps. RINSIEL'a RAFRAICHIRSEUR, or PIRMIRD OMNI& DJSPENSER. tilass, is.. Bone, 2s. fid. ; Iraq, Fa. Id. EUOINI 1111III2L, Perfumer by Appointment to &N.H. PrtacoN cd Nam N, BIRAND, and S4,OOII.NRILL NSW WI 3P - END BLANCII-121(1, REORNF-8111.11T, LONDON. fro PARENTS sad GUARDIANS.—The return of youth to their respective boirdlagachoole induces a ealleitsde for their personal comfort and 'Amnion, and ROW LAND" MACASSAR OIL, for soceterating the Vewth and lolifevint b and beautifying the hair, Rowlands' Nalidor, for int = akin and °Despising, and removing cutaneous lad Rowlands' Odoetm or Pearl lnutifrbe, for ten the teeth beautifully white and preserving the gums, are comidered indispeambie scommanimenta—Sold by A. ROW LARD and SONS, 20, Batton-garden, and by chemist. and w ham. Ask for Rowlands' articles. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLK—Tio gresteet and mod useful invention el the day, MICA AMARKI.LA. base JOHN 008N1 LL sad Co. Three Kthroeurt, Lombard- Meek Loudon, postmen to her gays respeettally offer to the =this truly marvellous bald, wh% arsdnally restores the hair to lie pristine hoe matteralwhat see. Mears* Anarsila baa Done of pof dyes ; cs eeriteal7, h bent dal to the t hem,sy and when the hair le ass once restareel APPbostion per meth will keep it ht ported colony. Price „ t ± Per bottle, or In halt bottles, 10e. 6d. John Gewalt and .1•0 been appointed portemers to HALL the Princess 5 Widen —JOHN 006141iLL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH PASTE !". Reall ftrderset. Leaden. y espertor to say tooth powdsr.—To las bad of ell per chemists. sad at the ismaulactory, 12, Three Linteourt, DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER aeweoriat iar a nt. orrerfaille ir remedy, prepared Indiana sat from $ recipe of Dr Po". will be fosse lavalmble who suffer from babas and ilver eemplalath Indigestion, atud. Mead deltas/, Maiden of the epee, ad. tar habitual alaluesaV y .._ a family aperient medicine. end es a derider of .06 4 am Daly excellent ; be their operatics cad to the they create whop* PeOnlOt. pet elmeinhea t i ti at Atote aenoae spitem—Dold D7 41 4e100t on. *ll4l.4.tia'Neli,nf:Pim4LA .rem, soatkbiwar. Mona and 'mar rum ul lbe i tesdae are " : a WM inn POW Via Maar lambert' mimed ea the Mall. Xe r REGIST E RED INOUBATOREI and *imam. mantra& mess £lO AA sad nt APIS! Ina Co.. maindseterers, ups. albampareet, illeum SM. 714 wawa: is at =Male, Sibiassall daft me la 14111111 L—The LETTUCE contains an active lip eret i a aeke Lambe. which pommies all dm le= II ' , Moieties dawns. —l4 y JOIMMJ, tre PrelArei g ta a t a :c l :2 t d e g Sato ligita i fc e , recommended by ym, 4e. is ci .r. a gt: ll , sr " te. sit Ng " lftli&NSON'S WATCIUCK—" Welmmo selected for ,ilJa ("grayly' three of tbe "aka came, of which Luse vadat Is *shafted by Mr. Bubo& To this department of art setae Mr. Bares bee paid elpealal attenUon..—Art Joins% dismal. 111a.-11 sad 14 Ludgate•blll, Loudon. 101 =SON'S WATCHES.--Chrasonseters of the J.J leViest rally ot whir gold the art at present capable. levelled ut, ores, open lace, 146 ; bun nil : direr care, £34 sad strong £l6 108.—Sb siel U. Ladylike& ters, WSSONlFWATZlll33.—lndependent Centra lism'''. sinkable for sedlosl, sporting, or scientific vane yrs. Swear is Id Mks lo her deed moods, geld pars tad ; mirrors% VA —SI sad i 4, Ludgate-bill lietebUred 1746. 31731ENSON'S W H I S.—Centre-seconds, Sswdtsd la t holes dpublatiacked oars Lie; silver cease,ditto, swes_ ,sigke gold, Li!; elves alatee...4ll and Se . Ladvie.hill. 1741 WATURKS.—KeyIeas Mechanism BENSON'S applied to the lever, asil ether ausereala at Vs highest t a .Z.. a gk anlik • on. Of t d cark iith Atti li all . vet, 1.76.-33 and Si, 137" N'S WATCHES, on Improved Principles of the lever escapement, cbroceir balance, hardened =Used sad adjusted like a ohrosoreater for hot or cold ; gold GSM, £37 and 1.e0.-31 and SI. Ludgate-MIL BWBON'B WATOkilir.S. r.-The Lever Escape most possums titre Mean , grant strength. modera tion of price. and caps= of much hard one without derssrenewL—St and St, lletabilehed MA NOON'S WlLltalo3.—The fpl.te Lever n tetanera is veep Sat and cesspool, oeusequest urea the Wanes halos lowered: thus avo the th ickset' et the lull. plate watch, In which the balance Is above the plate.—SS and St, Ludgate-Ida ilkiff 'BON'S WATCHES. —Finely-finished Uplate 1./ Lever Illoveesiede. cetepeavel Ukase, Jewelled. dc.: open dice. Geld ewe. doe Sat prielemes. dusters, CU. Myer awe, el 6: heaters. Lit-411 sad Ilk BZW8(013 WATCH la—Lever I-plata Move- DD 19 , geld eases, size for oesde °Os tass, 17= 11.4 1sissdars. oldness. Rem boson, 11 ribasi. —as ind awn. 19 leed 10111 -- ITO - Nl3 WATOREl3.—Eptate Lever Move _LP sent, yintelled, tu., doutia-baclail gold area, ages two, gas goatiainan, 14 genes' bunion. 14 guinea& over, 9 guineas ; bunters, 10 galore —33 and 34, Ludgate-hill. BENSON'S WATCHES for Ladies, embellished with beautiful goodness et the eadgeofs d asZwor's skill. with lavar Movements of the bassi dennotiou. cars 11, li. lh 11.13. II sad SS sates—ii and U. la bill. BENSON'S WATCHES. Full-plate Lever Monmsent, jewelled, strong double-basked gold eases, sloe for {e ves, open taws legislates: hunters, 13 noisome. Wear, atimsgs I : deaden, a gudnees.--88 and 14 Ledgele-blil. BENSON'S WATCHES,—FuII-plate Lever Moirseent jewelled, Sold amen die far geatkown, open 16 Entrees bunters, le guinea,. Sliver,. guineas , hunters, 7 ritn —SS sad 34. Ledeete-hlll. Established nit HENSON'S WATCHES.—FuII-plate Lever LI Noumea; gaits Mobbed, strong gold ogee tam 18 rawer ; hunters, am Weer cues, £7 10a. box 48 les.— se and le, Ludgate-Mt Eatabllabed 1749. BE.NSONI4 WATCHSB.—The Five-Guinea Silver Laver Minh la mars strong anl stoat, • good time keeper, aad satiable toe Ml eimem aad emended. Is hunting teem, sit Mamas- -al sad tt. Lacirle4dU. Established 1749. nENBON'I3 WATOMM—Horizontal and Skeleton Lewis Wevaisents. These watches bring made by tae beet workless d Swlteerlend, sag easallned by &Wed artiste hare, are recenuneaded for windagr and rod Woo kaeplag.-83 end 34, LeAgets-blll. vms hae• ; %w et "WM Mob d isdi , MOO sAil so l i mi Lemma, 41 4 ou t 394, Zed and , otior 6 rZ upt, ,3 33.44: faft ▪ marks. ski deelanad as I very u sk i ld d ork tba rk ha. 4 / 1 1114 bat* i d% dineigife k ossod. int ha tra ms h it Utikavgab i 1044 bra; asthm a h im absiiakal ft Is saw, dal% hes • wide* i t themu % eleeleb. e lemiam m o k hue *sok lam. sew, this 4s: of Vi ea t hiss UN/ a ban haA • folk sake a ss th it &ism kiaL ; leads, "if. The snela nal WO la !say land era • awe ; Ist to rream asks the* ▪ oad olds. fully on an Wis. lora an boa are nasty ar• drawls plain then. ia not 1-a kit an have la an aloe* wteree in the is difficult to sly say thst aa • ruin on the other sun's. The in fact, that say extent huiplikaat soritial ea • ▪ &feel* at tioall rap* rdnace; 375. to 41a. arr. Brae ; tick% 34a. p'7 of Mutt rev dna h* it lititsy it whit% Wt. ly thinly a 6. throughout. =ethos coo. Lyon. Flow t request ea Ist 140)% ovPsu Han• bw* Writ e le ac•, 21s. Xi I End Sofa Southamp. Mr. William Ist Basta a Beaus fog , the yeses the fund. et I was pat in, Folios of the rieoverahle ass& times two Was it was hie w other tar akftals thei be that= de apes lila 10s. After id to &mks iptice could silts after it same Wets at Fitch ma rootlet of his wed for Yr. ate as orate .This act of where, if tie statute Id present the amount It WY IN dee. ft eases tekiK would not b. led s Hemp before the sin Buchan itch was ad -1863, that on the 23r4 on the 27011 us 1863 o d it. After a e bench de- Mr. Fitch, one month'. PPS to the WENT AND would', and e application IT. been dal hold not Mr mdden sheet he noblemen led: all same 1, and 5h. , 01 charadec her with no kly removed. ATHS. W. H. ite" pienhons, Hewing , " rare, lin. A the wile d ostall, bY ems It GM • = Labihabr.... erion-equirs. t latwows• A. Alasta. 40.1, Beff, einwiebo , yon. WA or. as fhlteitio. BEN80:1'8 WATOMM—WeII-finisbed Hori soma Movements, Jewelled, eta, a erespact gat watek In doubt-bottomed silver cases, adapted for all classes, warranted. Open lass. if ed. : hunters. if fa.-131. and St. Ludgate-fill. BENSON'S WATCHES.—HighIy finished Bon smite! lloreammt, jewelled ID 4 sad 8 Wee. Opeo face, LS ,44 Su, sad LS la deed--tues% LS Us- ,L 4 14L mid di lla Numerous ethers la sad 114. Dadesee-MII. BENSON'S WATCHES . -Skeleton Lever Move manta, highly finished, jewellal, gold cam. Open face, 1.8 Ba, MO 10s., and £l2 12a. . bunters, 410 10s., SU 12e.. and tl4 14e—IS and 14. Ludgate-MIL London. listablithed 1749. BIINI3O - iffi WATCHES.—Skeletoe laver Move men* *welled : a sound, serviceable wench. Silver ores, open diced, At U., lA's., and X 6 hunters, 2,4 I*, a 6 16a., and IA les. —II and U. Ludgate-hal, London. Estebllahed 1749. BENSON'S WATCH= &resent free and safe poet, in answer to readitaneft, to puts of Scotland, Ireland, and Wake ; bat if sent teladia or the Ss. la amused for postage—SS and U, Ludgate London. bENSO ' s WATOHES and CLOCKS.—Every watch or clock sold b J. W. Benson. beteg ersoleed by stifled workassa. s wsrr to be in sound cooditiee sad good soles order before Marina the manufsekory.—Ludgate-hilL BENSON'S CLOCKS comprise Drawing-room, thistrooas, library, bed-room. ball, stain:mak bracket, aatTlaga ti. skalatoo, alms, muileaL night, astroornaleal. Mu lator„ warehouse, °face, eountlug•hoose, ete..-115 and 54, Ludgate- Louden. BENSON'S CLOCKS for the DRAWING ROOM, from designs by Um sweinest artists lament, Ger main PG" ?raffia, Women, Hand, Wane, fialmsoa, Dea&p, Ymsmq Jeangen, nth, Camelia, Zinn, Bowel, Oft, Aubert, ret.-13 and $4, Ludgate-MIL TIENSOWI3 CLOCKEL—Drawing-room Clocks, richly-gal h is variety of abate eat colour, and moo emoted with MN from the hoperial arena) or Wm, from /1200 W /12 fh-113 and U, DIIL BENSON'S CLOCKS for the Dining-room, in Li every AN, style, and variety of bronze—red. green, '127, Itortintine, de. A tbolaand can be winded from from ai r nesa to I gainein-78 and 54. Ludgate-bill, land= BENSON'S CLOCKS, amongst which will be found me marbles of black, rouge antique, Mune dTaapte, now vett, inelackite, white, reale, mainline, Rms. porpkycy, fo rm acidic d'kccica, labastar, lapin ~• Algerian can, Caloan-8S and SI, Laddate-bllL _ . BENSON'S CLOCKS, in Marble, are Orna masted with bands or panels et enamel In the Hemet and mat hannonionsly blending adman, giving them a charming appearance. Prom 100 to 2 guineas.—Sit ►nd 34, Ludgate-hill. IPPENSOZPB CLOCKS, in Algerian Onyx, which, from the treasbaoset beauty et Ile delicate tints, wee ea much admired in the ZOOM= of 1963, from 60 swinges to 6 Babiese.-33 and 34, LadjatediM, Landow. Established 1749 BENSON'S CLOCKS are made in every Variety of Woodo—sandel, walnut, oak, maple, mammy, black, rose, and numerous others. sad In ovary shape, style, and pattern, from LIP to S.l li.-311 and 34, Ludgate-hill, London. BKNEIONI3 CLOCKEL—Bronzes d'Art, Groupe, Som. otstortloo, rusk tug. crodelabts. flambeaus, Ike., to areaway Grey deo ot clock. toralag suites or ow- Warta da chototolleo-83 sod U. Ludgate-NH. Lmdoo. VIENSONII CIA/OWL—An Illustrated Pamphlet et Clocks, coolohstog szattrows *rotators and dewlap ad tlto micas Mods at claim poet tram for two alompS. Macs packed trot ot came, and oat to soy part of tho 1:foltod Wog elom.—lt and St, Ludgate-hill BENSON'S CLOCKS.—J. W. BENSON begs to cell the attention of the Clergy. Aroldtecn Oweinittece, de., to tie deem power and Improved Machinery for Oak ansidng at the Maantectery, n and it. Ludgatehill BENSON'S CLOCKS for Cathedrals, Cburches, Tows-MIK Public Bellew, Itortota &gook loolooloa ftot-ollao, Udine" Waldo^ old oawy &Natation ot building, lad tor onomoisorsiloso—al sad 14, Ladedoddll. twis TOWSON'S °LOON-a-J. W. BINBOR BO be slad to lonia estimates sod tor every deleetptioo berelegkel meth's% esiaisdreb• Ile *Mg eldeelettweee as emq weber cd 111113803 1 8 CLOCKS. —At Descriptive Pamphlet on dorsi docks. satts# of foltemestke posi ts's tar or deny. —J. 4°Bild d r i ati a . Watch sad Clack Maim to Ids Amid Woos the Mass cdWelas.illaad U. Ladgebridll. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, *JANUARY 7, 1866. ROY AL AGRICULTURAL HALL. SUOCEMI UNPARALLIQHII.IICri GEHAT WARM Ipersons have gamed through the turnstiles e loon during the past Holiday Week. An entire change of pmfonsasmo A OLAND MORNING PERFORMANCE will take place THIS DAY (Saturday), Jan. 7, at Two o'etock. The whole of the vast building will be brilliantly Illuminated with goo Thunders of applause nightly greet the Tent& Leap of the Broken Bridge of the Mountain Pass; the bona leaping from a series of platforms raised upwards ad 40 feet in height. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL.I Unpreoedented moonshine of all th e a ist talent In the we/W.—Mlle. CHRISTIANA I 1 d; We ReneeMimeo of the day ; Nettle. LINA SCHWARZ, II HERZOG, and a of tidrty other talented Lady Artistes. . Prank Pastor (the mast Star AreetiCan Rider), N. Henri He Herr Leonard Rent, Signor Ferdinand, Derr Match. Kr Newcombe, the Newcom, renowned Lion Heater, will I& =co the moat splendid Oreup of Perturualos Lions to Magefileent Stud of One Headrest Hamm ROYAL AGRIOULTURAL HALL, oflN usay ZVINZIO M 1111V1121. Adalaios Reserved 401118, nombered Moira U. : First Clara, Si ; lama Oboa la the whole of the Ganerlee. /Mao** epee galkr frees Merin till tear. graprieter, Mr. Thee. Price . Meth` Manager. Mr. /ohm Reaaemon. rrEg OXFORD.-ORPHEE AIIX ENTERS; Offesbentes beautiful Conde Open. and the NSW CAN TATA. KU CHRISTMAA, Irritant by Madleid Moe= and namposad by Harr Ha Seta (amptiaily for dila Cm@ lbe 'Warmed favaning ant feetber Wks: /N. 911 1 1,6 and CidlaideldurT HillbfaAT WOOLPACIE TAVICRE, St. Petealloy Cernhill,—A manmade= and handsome Room .14 OItIDIROX on the fi rst boor, has been lately opened, ob Lnainesaa. User% and reqsdrensent are seemed with the one excelle h nce that hasobWned for the house Its MA rispcbitlea. 14.11. —The best SMOKING ROOM Os Loads.. IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. kODGIRS' IMPROVED MAMA MIMS, far 416. Good useful shirts tour No. (4), In .1 Waft, I. hatt-dosaft Flied for exce ll ence end cheshuNt- Mood *gh tug War% pan tros.—gooesarand Co, unkS makere:s% tin's-lans, awing-cross. Entablishud 00 yam Ou parte Frwcals. FROM Jaar irtGar'S.GAZITTIL [ILI 07 BOWMAN AM mans, wencrorru TO II OBIALUD AT TEI 0111401 01 TUB mos 120111161, • 00011 OW zuntatirtirr. sualienampariare.) . suicsurts. NNW Tun. Widmer, war heal, aged to a celstractor, to sur render lea. Li, at It. Jaeatior, Pores -pie, Seem clerk lo the Gemara Post eallee, Jam," at IL gLLArt SY ILLSOMB, Little libellord, Cambridgeshire, builder, Asa, es, at 11. Joall BUUSLS, Baacknuautreet, Borough, milliner, Jan. 28, silt. Jam Hamar sad LOUra Jolla Masai, ttountladiteh, whole . . We clothiers, Jan. gi. at 11. . JOSS WISMILL, Breamlok-square, Middles'', ventilating Awmineer. Jan. Z, at 11. Men CoRDII, Shad Thum :II and Queen-whargend Globe Granary, Itotherhithe . and ,lightensin,Jaailloitl. ritRICUI 9ALLOW. Sin , Heaton Old Town, cabinet maker, Jan. 27, 4 1. JOMMS BOND,Carodeli-eottages,CanidenTown,Tan.l7,42. I hint Miriam, Little Gutldlordatreet, Southwark, marble mason, , lan. 17, at 2. JOIN W111281114D, Weakton,_littlfolk, mi ll er, Jan, 10, at IL CHABLIS MAck Fakenham, Norfo draper, Jan. 19, at 11. GMOlan Lima, Frlnday, Surrey, , Jan. 17, at 2. FaszdflUen Tault49 Wittier, W attingetreek Jan. 17, at I. Jamie rirnank, Catherine-murk Toer-hill, wine merchant, Jan. 10, at It. JAMB Illazur,Jamesetreet, admirers.* eating.hoeme losegir, Jae. 19, at S. JtILIIIII AAILONS, Helene, Whiteckaparoad, boot manatee. Plar, Simla, alit SNOT eideLptsee, C.ommereitil-roed rue. Molt, Jan. 4, at IL QUALM eordwalner, Jan. 26, at L , Oxfordeldre, and BbaJW, kair drawer, J at 1. JIYAM BetmarAl t roaetreet-road, George's East, dealer ' etot wfuJam 11=r, Rochester, painter, Jan. ti n ai l THOMAS MANDL; Bursiem. Statfordsh.. Won 'JahlEatlE IVOMAII JAMS Ml= diei 0101961 ilreans, ibri dge, Doe setshire, butchers, Jay 19 at 11. Gkoloi Weymout h, plumber, Jan 18, al IS Wiriggatt Loan, Lindley, near Ilnikiersileld, commladun agent, Jan. 10. at 11. 0121101 CRAM BO LYON*, Saistoroogh, linen ,Jan. 211,41.1. OMANI) 11DMOH1ION and Aasaegr Borionotros„ wonted spinners, Jan. 16 all. WILLIAM ANOBLL Boyar& Jaw. We farmer, Jon. Ws at Van Err" son., Andrews Ulna, Pin., LlanbrYnntair. Wont' gonteryshire, builders, Jam! 10, as 11. TiOrras BOLMIWOOD, Livened, brokm Jan. 18, at 11. ALL= SDNUNDIION and „Toed Wroofirßorra, Burn/ay, cotton mainiscturers, Jan. sIE at 11. IDWAID LLOTD,Rulme,liancheeter,prorlsion dealer,JaiLlT,sitll. JONATHAN Nunlourote, IA Ikea, Cumberland, grocer :an.lB, 412. HAULM WALIMAII, Toebridga Wells, late tailor, 10, at S. Titoltis assurerEmma. muk lonwer Upham, near Ihmo, 14e pabli Jan. 10. WILLIAm Bona, Sou&sa, Hampshire, builder, Jan. It at 11. Mine Jaws BLimalionn, SALM Amin BLMlczroaM, and UM. lOZA MAMA Burrwrosts, Carthorve, Uncobuddre. ladles' boarding-school keepers. Jan. 12, st 10. 1110114 aureola, 21eWbell, butcher, lan. lb, it 10., • Pim Benne, Luton. Beds, dray plat dyer, Jan.l6, at 4. DAVID COLLTIN, Luton, draper's assietaik JY.lo.at A. JOHN JAcIUON, Bath, lodging-house keeper, Jar} le, at 11. WHotel Bums, Crookhain, Hampshire, hake, /a& 20, at S. ILLIAM Banat', Eull[ll,ool3, leicestralkke, bmaisolost. Jan. 17, at U. Jots 'rooms BBDDONa, Vrolvertuaroten.buicarer, dam 10,1'112. Ina. Tim We* nom DaMaq Toduisim gjocw. Jan. 28. as E Joni SHIM. Pan.. Manchester, painter. Zan. 19, at 94. WILLUM MARTIN, Manchester, tastiest antler, Jan. 19, at 91. Mani W OlllllBOll , ansaelnie, sear Manchester, mason, Jan. 19, at 91. varaux Amnia, Masebsster, attorney, Jan-19, at 92. WILLIAM Mamma, Way, Yorkshire, farmer, Jan. 16, at Itf. WILLUM Mum aided'', Yostshlre, servant, lam. 16. as 11AMOUI BARDLILIN, lawden, near Leeds, cloth manufacturer, Jan. 16, at 111. WILLIAM cAinsout, Tendon, Yorkshire, tailor, Jan. 16, at 14. WILLIAM Ditsroo22, Alton. 5ta11:4,14., termer, Jan. 19, as s Fumes Asia lidocer, Bedford, Jan. 24 at U. Jose Rama. Waketkild. butcher, Jan. 19, at 11. AARON Truwu, Spennymoor, Durham, innkeeper, lan. 4, at le. ZDWAILIEPWII, Birkenhead, shopman, Jan. 19, at 12. 'MUM( Irommorr, Orford, plasterer, Jan. 18. at 12. bee WIIIMLII, Cowley, Orfordsh., dairyman, Jan. In, &tl2. WILLIAM Boutin's, Thurnley Colliery, Durham, late innkeeper, Jam 18,412. THOMAS NIANON, Steeple Aston, Oxfordadre, general dealer, , Jab. re. et 12e. Thome. Boman, Welliostoo, Shropshire, turnery foreman, Jan. 20, at 10. WiLtiAst Mien= ANDZIWEI, Kidderminster, market gardener, Jas. WM 11. • . - - - _ Jou Ptigniti, Plymouth, butcher. Jan. &kat 11. Wiggigit Laitinan. Demon/mt. dairyman. Jan. 18, at 11. DAVID Mum, Brighton, tailor, Jen. 18. at 11. Witteas Pam, lawns, damn, bookseller Jan. 18, it IS. Jo® Wall), Cottenlism, Cambridgesh., butcher, Jan. 17, at 12. MUDDTS SELECT LIBRART (Limited), Pint tier eulderiptkin (for the sew eel books), One Guinea per annum. Clam B SubscripGon, Galina per annual, Bariead Nets of the prindpal works at present to rites . b di d p ioj °Dialogues of surplus copies withdrawn from este, at greatly re &teed pnom and Beta of hooks In ornaments) bindings lee presents and school prima, are now ready, mid will be for. warded, postage free, uu application. New er Cliferd-street, London: City dim 4. IC In Cisade. TH E PALL MALL GAZETT E An EVINING NEWSeAltifi and ItitnEW. It I. Mikan to describe the plan of de enterpriee like "Pill Gazette without Maiming to...bon* rir le della efforts of others. Butne are unwilling to We the advantage • few words of explanation, and we therefore tenet the et the reader fora pat intfypeetation of our The "Pall Mall Gametic will contain all the proper as e'vesielt Jountel. But eldremed as it will be to u men and women, the space of the paper will out be occup telling chronicles, nor by that nouns of wards which adds no. thing to the Interest of newspaper records, while It dogma their significance. literary conelderations alone world deter. r mine us to have QUI . news repesi. written b Mein leglish but beyond these there is the fact that tho lesson. to be found le .. /ItaiMbil accident of Moan We or socket pray are lest la Wm ...Frlanguage in which Ines are commonly narrated. onts made known by the morning papers may be Manage& in the Pall Mall Casette" of the same day. MO Shag wilt eat be reported anew. Trustworthy advice§ from the money market will be Included in the sews otitis day. The rem of the paper Agy Meths greater part) be made up of original articles, upon the many things which engage the 'bough's. or em ploy the suer es, fir ammo Me isiewe al man kind. Public affairs, literature, the arta, and all the iniMenoes which strengthen or diadem* society, will be discussed by men wbese Independence and authority are equally unquestionable. and who are accustomed to regard the public myrmidon of opinion am • *Mom Wog. Ms to the chief aim ef the " Loll Nall Gazette :" to bring into daily journalism that full mason of thought and culture which is now found only in a few Is- Views. At the same time, we by no meant Intend to make the }OW pedantic or totem.. Humour la too powerful, as well m Jos pinning. to be left out of the design which will lose nacre ef the advantages of to:cantonal trtebm If a thing an be hit better In sera the to proem, It will be lad In verse but not spite—burlesque, but nut valsl:—wM be matted Into tted It. columns : and alma a •is erten as ea an orpiment. pad Jokes will be we e too. It wM be understood that this advertiser= Aft era proclamation a Idea soda Wane. Yfa en =a:on not made belong a tarp number it ante= tinted I. the Mao, and planted muldres to alert. take of the " Pall Mall Galata, - 11, hallatury-street, Strand, W.C. ?Tow ready, palm et. cloth extra. THE TALE OF DANISH HEROISM. By J. IL H. Bautiao. .11.1tootal Corrospoodost at taw S' rck.r. M .... 1, Weleter4qUaM rrHE COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Forms sad Mead Beebe required ander the above Ad, aloe all °Yu kiAill of Aswan{ Desks, with every Widener, ea qattfte for reline Cemter peatee, the Conuillsokhouse, tteemtpli Nip =es She beet m. Irtatiag et gh Certilea.tee lhaleved sad rotated . ma heels &- Loped sad treated._ TaicaiTiiii. - 4:lllaet-simet. LC, NM LatokwAssefts, $l. The lath Union, with Coloured hate, prim le 114., TITS CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION : ig a Be of rapers Illustrating the most impatient Prentiss' Pointe 1. the Trestmeat of thee Diessa. By B RaIIADOZ, It.R.C.P., late Senior Phyletan to the Royal Infirmary for blessee of, the Chest, de. • I hare bees the skeane of asides maim hundred coneemptire persona by treating them atter Dr. Ramadan's method."-4.ev. J. M. Howe, Chaplain City Hospital, Now York—Louden : Toms= mid Co. DEATH IN THE SNOW. On Sunday morning a sad tragedy was discovered to have happeoed ou the bill of Drummouchter. sou Celtics, not four miles from Blab Athol.). Ari,Li travelling tinkers--John fi*Kentie, Catherine hie reputed wife, sad Duncan CIMOIOM, her broth — Tir—Q bees stay* in the neighbourhood fora day or two, and they paned Friday night in the &rowan wood, near Blair. They had resolved to start for Invernessohlre oa Saturday morning, going over the hills instead of by the read, and with this view they began refreshing themselves by drinking two gills et whisky at inn, • few miles from each other. They left the Brost Ins about cm o'cLook is the aftersoco, taking with them • bottle of whisky. They were seat seen going mirth wards by the farm - manager at Calvin*, and th en wined quite hearty, the wo anemia' the best traveller of the three. This was abo ut - two o'clock, sad shortly after they met another tinker, named Alexan der Stuart. It would seem that this meeting our easitiand • favourable opportunity for attacking the whisk, Wills, as Stuart states that it was then produced and emptied. He was afterwards sent to Strowan lan for another two shillingsi worth of whisk!, sad returned to the party with it about five o'clock, giving the bottle to the woman. Her brother, Duncan Cameron, had lett for Calcine, ia ceder to get shelter, as the night was ooming on wild, and with every appearance of a heavy snow storm bat kliCensie and his wile seemed determined to brave it out at the bill side. They seem to have quickly fallm as did Stuart ; bet he woke up about seven 0'0k0k, 116. 4 mold hardly mom with the cold, • wreath of mow having accumulated at hie head. He states that he then tried to rouse the others, but failed, and, in order to tam his own life, be almost crept along to Calving, where he found Comm, and got food and shelter, but said nothing about the two plumes be had left. About midnight WEN). Me himealf woke up, quite stiff. He says he did all he could to awake his wife, but without effect. Unable to walk for some time, he got along ea his hands and keels a good bit, and ultimately made hi. way to • byre at Calvin*, where In lay bride a cow till morning. Then he told his story, and, getting some food toe his wife , be and Stuart weeded in search of her. They found the poor woman quite dead and stiff, • good distance from the place where she was Lamm. It would appear that she had also awakened, and found her self helpless with the cold, but bad node deapsrata efforts to reach same place of safety. The marks among the snow showed that she had dragged herself along slowly for • bit, and then falling among stones, bad rolled down the hill near to the side of the river Gum at • few yards from which her dead body was found. Poor woman I though only 27 years of age, she had perished partly through her love for strong drink, for Stuart states that she was afraid of her husband pttiog soy of the last two shillings' worth.' and that M' enure did contrive to take • drop with the view of sot allowing his wife to become too drank. It was evident, however, that she needed something to " keep out the cold," for her clothing was al the and most meagre description. Will it be believed poorest os at this season of the year • woman wast6s=a , jemmy over the bills from Perthshire to la clad only is a loose tors skirt et an old gown, as old shawl, and some rags abort the waist? Her person, indeed, was not entirely covered, and whim the wind dashed the *bawl aside, the brenet was exposed quite bare. The poor mature had so seeckMit, and the old boots she wore scarcely pro tected bar feet from the ground ceetaialy, not frees the mow. When the fasts became known is the district • good deal of exeitemsat was caused. The body was restored to the church at Strowan, about noon oc Sabbath, and win buried in the churchyard by the wish authorities ea Hea thy evening. It might be thought, front eon duet began her death, that he eared but little for his wife ; but hie subseqamil desseamear, salmis he is a capital actor, we beim ol there having existed a very strong a ff ection between there—Durides Alieveiser. Mr. John Laird, H.P., addreesed the working MO et DirMaher! as Thu:easy evades, wham be googly 'chimed them to mecum deceit homes fee timanives by jok iwei tzeizal the beat coodoeted lead aviellee is the LAST LIAMII!iATIO24B. Feb. IL Z. Woodartl, Portobali;AMt Kermingt9 l l-Park. ?= Feb. M. W. IL Wright, CAM* uamers, me --Feb. W. N. Pries, Lough/or Brae, painter-Feb. M. G. Patna, Illakman'efolly..Bermondsee, confectioner-Feb. 24. J. Strong, Waterloo-r, 'beer retailer-Feb. 24. W. MlhW, Wakat Tenement. Lambeth, baker-Psi. U. D. Mast, Judd. street, baker -Feb. 24. J. Mlissaara. Lacan.place. Horton, tail .-la. L. R. G. Belt, Addleatrest, City, oramindon agerat-Feb. U. C. Knight, Archwayste,...l4l . z . Holloway, :=. ai s umr_ r-leb. 24. De V. St. lakea, Feb. M. D. Joess, B 7 er ' Portland place, plumber-Feb. U. D. Munoz, heard, inigswater, hotel keeper-Feb. 2& B. Qty. MT chant-Feb. 211. A. AL Grosa ll erfronkrfo 4treet and Ilmoreetreet, Islington, cams -Feb. I& C. Skinner, Northampton, shoe arnsfacteror-Feb. ZS L. Muratori and V. Basoli, Mrltalian warehousemen-Feb. !2..1. H. Rodger, Leaden. ereet, shiptseoker -Feb. 211. J. C. Gaga landpar, Ramp- Are, bear retailer-Feb. 24. A. F. amber Waltheairow, Weer, schoolmaster-Feb. M. J. F. Bitter, Jere ~ Haverrock bill, wine merchant-Feb. SA A. Keen, St. Johairreet. War master, late furniture dealer-Jan. 26. J. Neale, Crick. North ampeoashire-Feb. I. H. T. Grarearroad, green grocer-Jan Hackneyoad, looking glass maker-Ja e . C. Bognor, Old Hant-road, commission agent-iieb. 1 J. W. Telmer Bay haarareet, Camden. town, lithograpber-Feb, 2. H. Gooch. la 'rich, corn nerroltant-Jet M. IL W. Maar, M. Bent's-plane, Gracechetrchareet. merchant-Jan. IS. I. Nicholls, Handal& Madras; baker-Jan. 16 B. Smith, JewryMmeet. Cir. dzy matar-Jan. 26. I. Raper, CasM4ge, corn mraisat- Jan. 26. T. Merchant, East-Wrest, Walworth, joiner-Jan. 116. J. Tusher. Depttord, dairyman-Jar al IL Hannah, Argyle street, Segent-street, tailor-Jar 26 .7. Tunbridge. Widmer road, Nottiambill, painter-Jan. 26. J. E. Niter Claremont,- terrace, Pentonville-road, and liedfard.row, Holborn, attorney -Jan. SO. S. B. Jones, Hertford. late coal merchant-Jan. In R. Fano:tort, King-street, Portasaa-equare, jouniterman= ter-Jan. a 0 C. Cooke. Cam tearer Zest, Geford genera agent-Jan. SO. W. Neale, Monstareet, Wareham& clerk to au attorney-Jan. 30. W. Peewee, Moseley, Kent. builder-Jan. SO. H. H. Coleman, Fencherch-strer and Green wich. aticeney-Feb. 1. J. reread. Great Troldieldereet, Orford-market, late fancy soap manufacturer-Feb. I. W. Dye, Deptford-Feb. 1. G. E. Cottrell, Ne 1,4101•70, Lincoln'adan, barristem-Feb. L C. Teesdale, Wellington-square, Chelsea-Feb. 1. T. R. Baker, Manistee& Kent, commercial traveller-Feb. L C. A. Pierre, Brighton, stay isaanfacturer-FM. I. A. Parker, Portland-area, Commercial-road Fad, journeyman wheelwright -Feb. 2. 0. Morgan, New Chatham, Kent, merchant-Feb. 2. T. & Norton, Brunswick-terraoe, Werboorongrove West, cur pester-Feb. 2. N. Sanders, Lavender-road, Battersea. builder -Feb. 2. IL Lensed, St. John-etre* audertaker-Jan. 111. J. Senile. Liverpool, importer of Swiss watchee-Jan. IL J. Lana gan, Oillisestreet, Kentish-town, late ferner-Jan. IL Isabella Mary brain& Stratford, Sue & spinster-Jan. 111. P. O. Booth, Pall-mall, gentleman-J.n. M. W. H. Harmer Jermmestrest, St. James's, late allow in the army-Feb. 7. R. Andrews, Carlton-road. Kent Yb-tower general dealer-Feb. 7. G. L Locke, Cardloytonareet, pianoforte small worke maker-Feb. 7. Rhoda Lee. Albert - p lace, bolt-0011111:11011- Feb. 7. J. Finckh, Colemanitreet,City-Feb. 7. J. H. Pe :Ares del-street, Strand, magnetopathist-Jan. M. E. Tarr, place, Chelsea, traveller for the sale of paperbangings-Jan. 2L C. S. H. Hartog, Manchester-bandage, Westminster general commission area-Feb. & 0. Mitchell, Weyeamilestreet, Hack &ne -road, compiler of indexes to books-Feb. 7. G. W. C. Selby, I , Kent, late egg mercbant-Feb. 7. F. highs., Itemsy- Horton ale wzrLmovement maker-Jar IL KC. Lindsey, y, Mid dlesex, clerk to dbtillers..-Jan. IL E. Albere,terrace and ear -street, Islington. carpentor a fTent. I 4. 0. Mat, New Northatreet, Bed Ilan-square, clerk to a soli citor-Jen. IL A. Laytoo. Guild:orderer, Russallaquare, late Inakegs clerk-Feb. 2. F. Smith, fastaropetead, Berkshlre, sheep mimosa-Feb. 2 J. Theobald, Romfeed, Ihreez-Feb. 2. W. Hebdon, Church-road, Islington. commission agent-Feb. 2. & Samson, Wittersham, Kent, labourer-Feb. 2. 0. H. Samson, Wfttershani, Kent, labourer-Feb. I. F. liernscr, Witterthara, Kent, laboarer-Feb. 2. E. Season, Wittersham, Kent, labourer -Feb. 2. J. Samson, Colchester, Esser, carpenter-Feb. K W. Wheeler, Cambridge-place. Norfolkequar, tailor - Feb. 2. J. Samos, Folkestone, accountant-Feb. & C. Spencer, Margret-street, Cavendiab aquae, occasional waiter-leb. S. W. Alpe, Berwick-strect, J Emlestoriequare and Eaton-mews Boat& Eaton-square, job muter- Feb. & fl. J. Dialer, Tarries°. avenue, Camden-road, flahmosgsr-Feb. 3. T. Hardhaan, Treal pr-temce, De Beauvoir Town, plumber-Feb. 3. K J. C. Matti. Great ilit. Helen's, City, and Layton. Ere; merchant-Feb. 3. T. Hobbs, Sheldon-stork Paddington, claserzoonger-Feb. 3. Ana Corbin& Let ton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, late inanater-Feb. IL C. B. Watson, Obatel.atrest, Sdgwarneced, boot erker.-Feb. 7. G. J. Michell, High-street, and Brightl-bulainse, South er,* Wandsweeth, late butcher-Feb. 7. A. Meath& Basra'' , road, fr. John's-wood, clerk in the Admiralty Registry-Feb. 7. 8. P. Heade, St Thomas-streak Itheacm, late advertlillig agent -Feb. 7. C. Worth, Chaplin-terrace. Forest-bill, late butcher *ob. 7. G. Berry, Brimington-road. Peahen), solicitor's clerk- Feb. 7. W. W Euston - read, mbar maker - Feb. 7. H. B. Glover, -street, accoruitant-Feb.7. T. H. Swindon, W 4:enrollee-Jan. IL J. Cleats ße = broker-Jan. 31. T. Home, Cheddar, Solarsoithire, biker-Fob. 16. J. Drake, Qusensbury neer Hanka, Whir - Jet 27. J. Uttlewood, Old 'Trafford, Manchester, calico printer-Jan. 16 J. Stubby, Blackburn, Lanceadre, currier- Jan. 18. 1. Williams, Merthyr Lyda, greengrocer-Jan. IS. W. Jones, Merthyr Tydfil, Bremen-Jan. 18. W. Williams, Merthyr Tydfil, baulter-Jan. 24. B. Batty, Wakefield, beabOuse Jan. 31. T. Hutchinson, MAncbester, auctioneer-Feb. id Bean, Doom** labourer-Jan. 2/4 & W. Sykes, Beeford, York shire, tailor-Feb. 6. J. Woodruff, Hariazton. Linoobishire, oat. =lsa. IS. D. Weller, Capel, Surrey-Feb. 22. B. Gale n langley, Wthadre, baker-Jan. 19. J. Galltrome, Skeeter Derbyshire, groove-Jan. 19. G. Bower, Ilkeston, Dar bistro, eerie Robber-Jan. 19. J. Jacket* Satiate', Yorkshire, jouissysean shirt maker-Feb. 13. T. M.Cabe, Hill Top, near Drier Dana& labourer-Feb. 14. N. Clop, St. Sidwalle Eater, teker-Jaa. 16. B. Dons, aahopmeraseatb„ sawyer -Jan. 27. T. Loma, Strettord. Lanaahlre, waternalessan-Jan. 27. W. Births& Weethoughton, LanasWe, mg laser-Jan. N. J. Hunks, Haddenham Cambridgeshire, 1.--.7a n. KL T. Hat- Hohnnupon-lipaldingmoor, near Howiltr a leb. Hat- May Pontnewya, Maanroatheithi, Feb. 14. W. T. Patterson, York, private tntor-Jan. M. Powell, Leominster, Hera stroreaker-Jar SI I. Yaw& Hemel liesepstead, Hard straw plait dether-Jan, 110. J. Ooodmaa, Bormoor, Bard plait dealer-Am 16. IL Dm% Onnossaale izupirms ired Wagoner. ANNULLED. Dee. 17. hams Bose WI ya. lierightoc. geOlaineber• Jai a Guinan JACIJOI, 1. 1W mean. Jim. & Jo= Lou, MMACkfablet QOM. (stamped, id. Addidotal.) OEM4E/JIM 01 DIVIDEND. °Solon TANNZR, Wiltatire, dividend of fa. 64., any Woduoodsy, at Ai:moan's, BAWL Diivatins. 11 ,Jan. 17. C. W. Womb, rea arm t Ash merchant—Jan. fi J. ugg, Brtdport . Dorsetoldre, ironmonger—Jan. 43. LK. OW, Plymouth, mine agent—Jan. 16. J. Brine, Bradford, stun manulacturer—Jan. 16. J. Sanders, Jon., Hasslington, York shire, farmer—Jan. 16. I. Dine, Leads. srchlteet—Jan. 16. J. ityitiaa, Leda, stay manalacturee—Jas. 16. J. Walcott, on., Kinpton.upon-Hull, smack ow: er—Jan. 19. J. W. Barry, Um. pool, merchant—Jan. 19 T. Winder, lavilipool, Magi IliMildile turer—rob. 9. F. Staniar, Manebaster, groow--.1 an. 19. W. Cant 81watt:enough, Joiner — Jan. 18. W. Ekds, Bnarasborongt, butcher—Jan. IS. W. C. Lupton, Harrogate, whitesmlth—Jan. 111. R. J. Heath, Bye, Susan, commission agent—Jan. U. W. 8, Pope, Baster, baker--Jan. GiAlit Bat ll . l =le — Jm 110. 8. Clough (separate estate; rescission. alkali manufacturer — Jan. 30. B. H. Anderson, York, sesitenei. PARTNERSHIPS DIBIOLVID. W. Fraser and P. W. a n d twitch, woollen warehousomn -J. Reines& W. Roberta, and C. J. Roberta, Rochdale. atior seys-J. Smith and O. Wadsworth, Halifax, brush makers- J. Harris and R. ticsmblar. Fri , Cumberland, grocers-J. Kemp and J. S. Bmimokaw. Nottingham. mschloiste-J. .1. Hands and O. F. Howell, Birmingham. provision manthanle-W. Burgess and W. Smith, Nonni= R. coal merchants-A. Fairweather, A. A. Rackaby, and T. lasmarniand, engine builders-3. Smedley. W. Smedley. and A. bundle), N °tinsels= lam manufacturers, so far as regards A. Smedley-A. Drees% see., and B. Draws% Jun., Upper Wey mosithatoset, learyiebons, .00wlesspees-W. Darby and J. C. Treidon. wholesale wooers-C. Dudley and J. Poole, Over, Chsahlre-R. Pinky, D. Z. Loam and N. R. Robertson. Lime rigaiosn. hlaaket tton brokers, so far as Larada..R. Goodall, and H. Oooda4 trirdwiti l iw nd Radom= ssaa so as Mods R. sad J. Ooze. OVA serdork 47 aair.tOW - ral J. Wsk, Arsaarafte lakirCr wars- T. itureell 'aka% • P. R I/Mood, Wabash • • • and A. M. lame* ' sod T. MalackaMsr, talon- Enzatoth Berdell alga L Oradell, Croydon. Surrey, wood brokals-T. D. Robinson grid R. P. Blrmin, pinthoidar miumfastarers-T. Vs/ Taylor. lg and F. &Rehm da, all samehauts-W.Madenand W. Wallas Oldham, cot ton waste dealers-T. Slater and T. M. Pam_ Manehetec, coonalmlob egeota - J. Koslow and T. Plata err. Rochdale, chemical manufactarara-Rmily Paithkß rM. elogeihrtglcooseidaet. Ranoreroquare, bookselless-W.l ex and W. woos, Petaborough. topernakers-H. Ashworth,. i. Ailltworik, and J. Ademorlit, Tenon, oat allikmalidnoals. so frie regaralaJ. Asiriketh, inn.—L W. Knowles, w sad P. H. Lnowles, Goinermi, Yorkahlm, cloth mer olianta-W. J. S. Strange and V. It. Patine, Woken TindesEdge. flikamatershlm, wool dyers-D. Monahan' sad H. Pocock, Rethaddtbe Wall, barge Outlaws-J. R. Davies and S. James, Cardiff. Glacoorganshire, ship broken-L Cookson and J. Mar sha. Ilfrikid, Yorkshire, lumforrailms-A. Rift sad C. Archer, Piccadilly, bookmakers-W. Rolland mid C. nompsoo, Stack port T . Dent. 1. H. Palmer, J. R. Reaves, L. P. Wilma, and R. W. Pall, tines Armsyard, Otty, asrieshonia far y as regards fl L P. Wasa-R. C. Sootier sad R. IA &Wee -Arse; RV OE, saikaskiirs-T. J. Dlickbara and L W. /Cordlike% Rent, ship builders - J. D. Rock snit T. D. Soak. Ws Hart. mart, Leenhardokeet. metal rameelsok-R. N. Knocker and G. Wilk% RAM, Kent. attoeneya-J. J. Robinson and W. Law, filislikaid, tobacco manufacturers -D. Dailey and W. Akrill, Wel. =oroug oi Northausptoasadria elawaista-L. Cohen and A. imbue, insrehente--.7. Calemny and J. __Smith, Rees I.747l7ll2,;bLearn.teatig.==ing am., so far as regards J. Brans-W. Cssend L Cooke, Thermos, Hanworth, Mahoney._ Faked:sac, and Bolt, Norfolk, millers= W. Maples and G. Maples, Uvarpool, +lse J. Micessik and J. Rubino. Tower Royal, clO. australaciorms friscy lasthar goods,-R. James and A. J. 'Dwane% lettirsprear painters-W. Ganinildge sad D. Woolley. ' star, Heretordabire, mereers-J. Bata and A. J. Cbi . fillosioastershire, badly drapers-H. Oradley and S. Cha Warrington, house painters-James Coleman, JOnathantt man, add F. S. Coleman, Xenon-streak Dennondsoy. builder, W fir as regards Jonathan Cabman-Z. W. Kelley, J. J. Rowe. aaa C. Rowe, Liverpool, merchants. an far as regards Z. W. Kelley- . Josiah Jeuop and Jesse Jamey, Cheltenham, nurserymen lielershanu C. F. Cowl, and Y. Teldsc.barek. Wood Chciagelde general machants, so for as regards IL Fel -W. Sdeten and J. Tennant, Ueda, IVOSIMItitee-A. R. . Itanith J. Walker, Liverpool. o n, broloas-W 2 Conoal, Cochran, Y. Coma), and W. Wilma, Glasgow, merchants, so as regards W. Comm ! and R. Cochran -J. Tann& E. X • and I. W. Blaney, Gimp., pareline W manXaMmera ! SCOTCH IIIeVISTRATIONS. Audi Dam; Old llacbar, Aberdeenshire, baker, Jan. le, X the Lenora Tres Hotel, Atemised. DAMS PIUM MiLLIM aad IDIII3I, Coathridge and Dumbarton, theatrical proprietors, Jan.lo, at the Royal Hold, Airdria Joan WIMP, Hahnsdale, Suthertraddrita. Salt fuor. Jag. 11, at Kaadonald's Rotel, Golipie. Joist Witirtierog, Olasaterr, off Jim 111, at Quin- Glasgow. loam linamtm. Glasgow, storekeeik, Jed.* at therseitHy Hall, Glasgow. ' • • • ! MR G. BOW!"f.P, ..411D THE PATX.4" 4 " ALLOCUTION: •' 1 • • • h I The following letter from Bir George Bowyer, LP., in defence of the late Easy. Heal letter, appears * this marning's Tuna :—"Si,—Naw that the comot maim of the Papal Alkantiou, which differ. maionally frga Reuter's version, is published, I am amino. to call yOO7 attention to the analogy between ass of the parts of the dooming, which hes been most objected_ to by the sad the 18th assails of the ortgaliohod church. 1 1 4 to the coodemsed prepositions Noe. 111, 17, ruder • bead of ' Isdifferestime —' Laittudinerianiam' and sot ladifforentisne—' Telsratics,' am Reeler reported. They an %limo Gm way at *twig em salvation, and Men arm g aolvatica in any form of religion.' 17—' At loorM the otiose] valmtion of all Worms amiiied those who have swat been in the tree Church of (lent may be hoped ler: Them two principles am indistical in primiple. The 16th Article ef the Esta blished Church is es Whom Homo= to be led accursed the premise to ey that wary as. *hall he eared by the law or soot which he panhemilt. es be be diligent to frame his life amoding to th=e law eel the light of nature, too Holy Ilmipeonn Each .it out unto au only the man of Jams Glisiat, as m ust he amid.' It is evident that the alieeethen. Nes. 16, 17, and the 18th article s• ahriatolly Princilffe, and the ally difference that wonblarise Mimes sr Angli can ands Romeo catholic magi is IS to the messing to be give to the weeds ' the tone 417070041Cliziot.' And, in deed, **allocation ideas enolesim than the Miele. For the allomitim oily denim that thembratica of all (Woman cominail who have Dam been in the bus rhumb may be biped for. It therefore olesemet isnyliast same who lime never hem in the to.. abash may he sired, though out el the pale of the church. I must add that the dental el Psopeilion 15 ia plallomplal aelly true. The proposition rues ehoora—' Every moo is free to imbrue and prelim UM vagina *obi& end cam 'hall believe te he trim guided by the light of sires.' This proposition ia false, Mr so one its correctly he held to hove • moral right to hold my minks to truth, though he may be =COMMIS fee de* so. the reason of as individual may lad idea to bald that =ardor is • guiltier adios, or that the them angles of • triangle am not iqual to ewe sight mike. But he has no moral right to bold those opiise, became they are false ; go no anon Inc a meal t ar mobreos false religion in confonnity with his Mahatma mom though he may be morally evioegale for doing so. Tor mama* the individual maim of mane aim look Assn to he atheists, hut no man has • moll right to be as atheist, biome *bob= h a false (Maim, fanned by o irransmo one albumen reran. The extend and legal remomiliffity of arm for their minims and detorminoticoe foamed te the exercise of their reason, and manifested by overt VOO. lis • separate and distinct question. I beg you to publish this letter, and I hope it may lead your modem to suspend their opinion about the allocation mill they ban cam fully read the original.—Your °bedlam wrest, " Radby-park, Jan. 2." " Gioiai BOWIE& WHITEHALL, JAN. 4.—The Queen has been pleated to present the Reread John Robertson Liddell to the show* nod perish of Birklista, is the presbytery nod shire of Linlithgow, secant by the death at the Beseread Adam Duncan Tait.—Gainfie. TEE ALLEGED MAXELAIIOHTZE. AT PLITMETEAD..—. At the Woolwich Polimeand yesterday, Jobe Geddes, of Arthesetreet, flornstead, appeared is diesharp of bail to waver the Mame al having saused the death of Thomas Campbell, a frisk employed by the Wow Department, by violently asesaltior him and bresins: s his kg ea the he Nwasseber bet Mr. aggbr, bibltor. Vain syPerrol far the prisoner. The rem b.d bees eeljearsed for the evi dence of Dr. Ray, at Bt. Thomas% Hospital, who had Marie of the &seemed natil bin death, which took piece ea the Mb ult. Dr. Bay sew Misdeal and dated that the imm ediate came of death was extraveration of arise, a disease of loss sisadiag. He amid not say that ski dammed would have died from the broken les bed aot the disease existed, but the isjsries he had received aad hi bong coadsement in the basinl so weakened his system that Do was unable to beat rip spied the eztramaation when it est li. The mesistrate mid that after thin acidosis he had se other alternative bat to await the primer for ma at the sweloas of the Osatirel °dialed Merl, which took plus seat week. He would, however. oncost bail is two suedes el 91W. aid the prisoner's eves r.e.esirnse is Ilse like mu for lib appear ance. The ere embed mash blared, sad the court was effewded. MAMIZAIIONTICK Op A Bin.—ln our last we awaticessi the pertisalars of a brutal wank which had bees made at Imensabre•6 upon two soder bailiffs, s=to serreender the oourt d Chasioary two DOOM nout tar see resat of rest • two tenants, named Irshy and Stoics& Oa* of the named L4b.y as aid asse, was stsweit *mai Mews, oat is the head, sad throws iato • Wean, whore goose wise Rang on him, sad seam of his seadlsata, It I stated, actually danced spas hire ; Many, he was Strews late a dirty lough of water. The 'Wen were all awed, as both the bailiffs were beaten off. Siege this essaraiwee 4sliey hie ben masa to boded She wewlibeses faisswary, Win* from the iejariss he w n. osived, sad bon as &Mesh of beeashitis, which is =t to howe sagerweessi hem lie aware fantasist Bellied at aisedelseit ea Tuesday sight. Mr. Warinstow, atbseded to receive Laois dying dselaratisa.— Rommel Chronicle. AUSTRIA. The Outerreiela.c2,2 Zcitubg of to-day states 4an the postponement of Prince Frederick Charles's journey to Vienna arose from a wish amptisissd the Imperial court that the prince's visit should not take plain) until after the funeral obsequies of the Grand Duchess of Tuscany. SPAIN. mAnaw, Jar, h The Cougresi i now definitively constituted, Senor Alexandre Castro has been elected President, by 171 votes against 36 obtained by the opposition . candidate. The Corresporukvicie announces that the Pro grimmest Club hays, after a discussion on the s leet, declared against Senor Oloxaga, and have stated that their party has entered a legal and dynastic course of policy. MADRID, Jai. 6. • The Notocias states that the draft of the addrews proposed by the committees in the Congress and Senate, in reply to the Royal speech, will dwell particularly upon the questions of finance, Perd, and Italy. .11 Queen Christina has set out for France. In paring through Logroiio, her Majesty reosivadja visit from Geaeral Espartero. Senor Rivera, the Spanish minister to Mezioo,. set but yesterday for his post. SPAIN AND PERU. PARIS, J. 6. The Pays asserts that General NV* carries to i'eru the following instructions ; "The Perdibui authorities shall disavow all participation in the outrage upon the envoy sent frog, Oyain and upon Spanish subjects, and shall take judicial pro- Mediags against the author's of, the widleaces tom milted. Immediately the prosecution has been eosuneaced, Spain, without awaiting the result, will restore the Chinch,. Islands to Peru. Tpe republic shall subsequently send a plenipotenherY to Madrid, to conclude • treaty of. commerce agd amity between the two countries." • PORTUGAL, .11131o0N, JAL 4, . . In the speesh from the throne at the openiag s of the Cartes yesterday, the king oongratplated, he representatives on the friendly relanoni of the oonntry with foreign powers. Hie Majesty Aged also that the amession of the Emperor Maximilian is the Mexican throne was likely to lead to imppr teat notanterci§l relsticeas between Mexico mid Portugal. 14' 9 1 . . r • 1 4 09 t t " • AM. Alt. t Wilms Nokia& frtilli ititibt the Greek Ministry intended to resign in consequence of the nomination of General Kalergii- as Master of the Horse, but subsequently decided upon remaining in office. THE GREEK MONASTERIES QUESTION. BIJOILLRHIST, The international commission at Constantinnple for the settlement of the question of the °seek monasteries has adjourned its sittings for two months, on the proposal of K Negri, the dklo matic agent for the Principalities, who stated that he should be able to bring proofs of the inconsis tency of the pretensions of the Greek monks. •1 TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE. Jas m S. Omer Pasha is seriously ill. tt cusroms mums Is MEXICO. . • Earl Rummell as received from her Majeity's Cieggi.ordichiree in Menke copy of a decree Laud bz the liesdowc goverwmat, of which the following is a (roar Wise: T., lIMMINIS 07 11=100. Clonaminit that, whiletwanyind oat the greatest ammo nia'''. the bilk*. it is nil nerwerry to increase the blso 1.1 , 1111110; is dew 4g. the datibenidono of the Comm> of Prowess eed of car Owns& tidal% we here derma aed deems whet follows: Art I. TherlimMetion of 50 per/mot on hapsrtatioa ditties established ter nerehandies I throw* Vera Om by Ardols 2of the deems °f u r 4 1 pz ig ionams 1861, emdemesedei esteeeneet orders to all other fort s . ia diansettswad and Datil the endows tariffs of thermopile aneseralre illesinstione to sonfsemity with the tree • el elm petillsel usurers of our time. In ftweeigeseee, the. semis in teem the wawa* of the general retabliahment of maritime and ',Yonder custom houses widish existed .3 the eimmensentloned time. In so Aar me idly be,. sot hese mime reformed. Art 2. Fee the wake of *dee. the present dune shed tam effect at the fallowing perieds, dating o fronslt;bllcatido in this capital: Owe suet! der steam ressals from the continent er islands of Azsmirs ; two 111011i111 or those coming from = ; gs f= reamed one nsoeth and a half and are. y. Our Kindler .1 Finance is charged with the ezeenties oi the pests) deem widish shell be =dis the waive. dike empire, sad published Ip the ontwel, so as to be made known to those whom it messes. Dew at war Abase of Iltesdoo, the 23rd Nelson '. her, Md. diligned) llsxrdrusx.--Ity the Empires. the Weider of Sleta, J. Velazquez de Lac Tlis MADAMS CANDIit MID DitKUM—A few as seines (mites • oortwepoadent)• bay of dieseetere who eininet their wrier in rervea Chapel, Otanden ww4 ( i s s ana l aa k if possible, to erect • elite,* for ens ll6filewirme re Oar outlying poor members in Belle Is* —s weighed plea, inhabited by s very dos* lota elm d plesons. The only bald te he had wee am the ihorde Osinderia este* and en ogee ha node for it, the twat reused to sell it on the groaa7lint the insroinie objected to ks,i • dims* chapel et hie wag& In the seise neigh eed nose,* sciti4E a to • CAW in the University of Ozford wee a anent* ahead, hut immediately disromnis a priblitrimose. t TaliLoa or 111 X &WOW Joan.—The Board of nail. hooky into the las of fhb wed wu reamed at Liverpool yesterday. Tice Mamie of Wiliam Amy; the past, pea to the Whit that after pulse the Oraby tkatr. ship he paKthe Ana hard hsterhoard twits, to avoid meek at anchor ahead, and that the meowd time dm went ashore before she scold maim mower her helm to pat. The paint where she elm& was about 70 yards Weide the limy am the Waterloolesede. The reason that the did not quickly ma wer her held was that she was swag at ball speed oily. lbws was a haat me the inter, and dee lipids were deep- Item Oaptain Graham said that there was so need to,pst lbe Jim starboard to avoid the vassal ahead, and thathed be hem le alie he would bam ma her moth creme the ad journed = mewl ahead. Tide ennelvded the Mimeo, tad the emit MI Sas reernimm &Ohm AW LmarooL.—Loos Or SCIIOOII2I 4ND ALL Hamit.--LterlirOni e FRIDAY EnIVEW O . — A bowl of wind has prevailed at Ode pert from a late ham Bight to the menet them sad It It feared from ,the direction ham whisk it blow—via., etre to north-pet --that the shining he the Cheri' will ham mitred semsely. Up to the peewit time, hewn:meth hdelll pewee has bees received at this poet, from several of the Welsh porta. annesso I=l two or time smell emitter ashy. A. teleopme, however, from Holyhead mass %Wstmari solimmer. name Was lylag a total wreck in "No. 36 per .I" u t i cts esminehais in the vividly of th e Ossed lee or v et Boyle Basks. The eta was breditig oemplately iineethe veneel, aid as ao pence wee seen demi the wreck, it la aup- I reed that Seiner have all perished. Ito ENSON'S WATCHES for Ladies, richly JLP decorated gold masa sad die* b celebrated alien Mia smal seovenente, werreated. Rd 84 LIO 10a., ills la.. and 415 13a, rally beautiful watebea.-33 and 34, Ludgate -M. ITNSON'S WATCHEiI—The Lady's; Five IP Guinea gold Horlicestal Watch, mach admired tor tie t al pearance. serviceable. and keeping good Una. an be selected troe. —23 and lA, Ilidablialted 1769.