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

0 • , z_ 1 1 1-7 e bt. ?,A . cf_it irt4%. 4 • • . • ith, he called a constable and gave Lim here 'me ens point in favour of the do. at was wheo he was spoken to he wse not t, in reply, did sot deny the charge, but the have bemuse be lost his temper, bat he .. ---- ....--- t he had dose so. is remarked that whet amen acted ea the NT does, and behaved is each en excitable and be lowered himself below the animal. I ama bad lost his temper,and then b:. m . • bly. Had the defendant abused the - lerigiNol . isterfered to protect the horse from his GOVerll t 1 ashy w ould have been more severe than an ito, WOO C ioteurled to iropome, viz., 20a., or in default MOS Deco i m minent, with bard labour, in the Ho•me of OW. 1 SOUTHWARK. Or r celd : I .. rin the aftereoso. Wham Stinky ma e m end. end. tier Ice further examisatiem. before Mr, gm umbra •ed with shooting Mr. Homy Hue, a 8 5 rrying oa partition as • kmp mmefseturer„ 0 06; eet, Watedlooroad. with a leaded revolver eton, Ised teat to mituder him. The Miaow remand ..----- ad was committed fee trial. MIMI 'AVAL AND MILITARY. nr l estalleScl • TY ; Dir. 11. -Naval Cadets (noun- NOM sh A. H. Therold. H.Hamtee, A. E. 1 F. Watees, H. J. May, L. Slaselwell, 0. B. MA Gm • Baron Pastuncnt, P J. Duff Hawker W. G. 0. Hodges,ll. POSSUM, sad C. r NA ca ---------- = • 11 CHATHAM, Dm. 11, Itearia Coo ar-MARTIAL.-A court-martial, of Ile .1•11 1111A 1 A 31 J. Folioed was the proudest, assembled this gel MUM board her Majesty's ship Formidable, 84, gag- Admiral BirG Telbot,X.C.B., oommaederia. Note, for the tvial el Mr. Frederick Pugh, ft _ not la b e medusa, 6, 312 borerpower, Mister Cos,. far Ills M otter, on • Mize 01 haying. es the 2a4 wt.. Ota ea bmed the etssrmer, during the time iiie from Portsmouth to the Non. Mr. Hawn. SUM . of Kefight, and Arnold. aolicieele e Admiralty sUFAediciters, officiated as tycler ep az 1110,Z1 . erisducted the teas. Mr. M. AI vie peered for the primeer. The prisoner Im alti c e charge sad threw himself on the mercy of tite tete AWN • same Mei beading in numerous certificates Ihr, BIM s under where he Mu served. After 1:= ......„0 1 / 4 ; i s detilxustioe the !court adjudged the dismissed her Majesty's seryioe, bet in . W' former good character ed h recommendim tre the .......-- monde:Moe of tie lards of the Admiralty. L" PORTSMOUTH, Die. 11. WIC 5. of experiments were made on the new 110LIffi r ig armed p Pertemouth clookesed today, to tem m IOIIDA oa 1 "L' ExtMotenr,- a French messes el extir ow ; e moted, we understand, by Dr. earlier and m ilitary . =gnome and kiteceenimodautda its 5a --..- SSW sus cons isted of a poitable self • acting 11 , 41mgma, TO I ejected being a combina tion of carbonic ea pi . The filet exper iment was made epos a kied el T M • paining tar covered with wood shavings. AS MIN • of mine it blazed away rapidly, Mt the the portable apparatus (winch the expositor car. back) was turned upon the burning Mass sad WO st speedily estieguished, much more speedily in. a a the time which would have been ocespied by the WV Di, with a larger volume of water. The thief As ot, however, our not se meoesaful. For the par. leme lag the tryst= on • larger male, a =sashed war put together, sod stored with light timber, Wm. l e gal . and other inflammable material. On being lire humid with Fest rapidity e nd locos, sal . T= Pe much headway that • L'Extinctem " was unequal i. eler of extingushieg it, and the fire engine of the "tan police was beought into requisition. Dm Mors VI • uted to two causes ? first, the difficulty et Ju s t • • liquid upon the Dunne; mw before it had got Moroi • bold upon the building, and the smallness of the Mr which was not designed to extinguish a comm. WM large fire. but merely to exhibit the princip le of the Ws Aft e rwards a seek steeped in pitch was lighted m I readily extinguished by the experimental spine to Amongst those present to withers the experimeats enr• Admirel George Greville Wellesley, Semis. ' RIM of the Doelryard ; Mr. Cradock, Master Ship. Um ; Captains Stirling, 'Burgoyne, Brett, ho., and a AM • • • bee of civilian spectator. 3.---.. - --...1-T-r---. 111111712 1 3 TIM --40-- N N II WISELY DOCK RREURBIL-Dsc, 9. Sti .ispertil.'Delyerd. Pr.eteek 1361. PIM --.--I---- lf& W. L Wei tree 1,312 2.497 39,701 36,721 Set ...... brit& bap 1,081 1.499 4,908 94911 Me ilea ........ Imp 686 Lou mom two w I ..... too l 13,63 t LOBB 1105,4158 1218131 see ........... ii . e . elele . - - I 9 T kw i. I 1,907 993 1119,M as bodes 8 4 0 am 1 46 ,490 mot The home - - - - the . moved° - I 537 22.111/ WIN The e tackle+ - i 2, lee 21,176 25, 11111 the 0M Dill . W.l. packagm -10 t WM 1. Do..brir.& hap - - - - 10 6 1 casks 2.104 1,216 14,196 • 9.498 ear brimbags 4,471 3,219 31,900 32574 awl packers - 107 1,451 2,717 C Z. India pampa OM 9,079 , *We 18.!19do. -cases - - - - me Costa Ike s- 1,318 3 1 , 123 M al best 39 1,399 13,867 rum re 1 - - - - a= 759 1,210 21,629 21,142 VA P I bode - - - - LI tom 43 674 96,319 13,410 co' 31 Muni or I toss 891 . 2 24 7,634 7.364 re • th re ------ LOW.-XONDAT ETZOM4I.-Tlas large delivers 01 ; • D ece mber contract' last weak hayehed an unfavourable • upon the tallow market, and today prior hate dill e s • rather in favour of buers, notwithstanding the goal 8 from the stores. Very little speculative busman passed, and the market closes quiet Spot, sad all the r th, 495. 6d. to 495. 3d. ; January to March, 50t. - us ;" March, 51s. to .3d. ; April to dune, 51s. 6d. ; . • to December, 50s 6d, to 51a. ; town tallow, 49st cash ; Austral= beef, five, 48s. to 46m. 6d. inferrer see . 5 • South American, first pipes. 50e. 6.1. Cocos's% seedy : Cochin, 525. • Ceylon, Cs. 10d. to 48e. Ni a • y offering. Palm o il, fine Lave, 44a. 105. to 45a - s • m the Circular of Messrs. Smith and Charles.) I ..----.. . s 5 N.-Livearoot, Dec. 11.-There has bees mere , , • • toay at rather sir affiar prices. Sales to-day, 10,001 including 4,000 riseulatioe and export. 2,500 Aim 1 18id. to 2451. • 500 Pernam. he., 210. to I , • ; 100 Maranham, 224.; 300 Maori° an d Babis, 1901.* GOO Egypties, 215. to 260. ; 200 Smyr na, • d. ; ; 5,850 Surat, 120. to 185.; Madras. 1201. le d.; Bengal, Sande, fa., 110. to 13d. ; Mies. 165 . W i ..; 50 Peru, 2.3 d. -- - GOL AND WORSTED. -BEADVOED, Dm. 11.-The mend for wool is again slackerdog, and the treseectiose only to supply permit wante. The steadies* in prier -oily notioad cootiaues In yarns there is only • medw to amount of bulimia, and mostly for home sorts and oared weft, at previous rates. Two-folds are la tter request. Spinners of lustre yarns ore still and plowed. There is no change to report ie pieces, Fresh . ere ere coming away very slowly. Idanufseturers me . y well employed upon old cootracts. The home • • are quite inactive. TM mildness of the weather is . obstacle so betimes in the warehouses , --- CATTLE-Lireareei, Dec. 11. -The supply of cat • much larger than list Hoeday ; of sheep, about the we. The demand very slow for cattle, at monk low& . Sheep in good demob& at Mont last week's priors. COALS.-Lormer, Dxc. 1L -Huddle's FiVeee ETerti , l 94. 3d. ; Walls Bed Beaddylls Hattori, 20s. Od. , Wallas.. aswell, 21e. 6d. ; Walls Earl New Belmoot. 2 0 e• 6 " " all. End Pittiogeos, 19s. • Walls End Tanana', 19s. fel. : ' ails Fed Cii.. 21s. :Camay and Dairy° Melia* ' -Snips st market, 54 • sold. 53. BIRTHS, MARRIAGHS, AND DRA.THB. --e-- BIRTHS. Ireof J St ADAI(4.-Decetuber 9, at Stanley.prdone, W. the w-- ' Adams, EN., of a sun. DCSI Ai. -Dmomber 0, at The Cedars. ClaPhow wife of HJ. P. Mums, twi.. of a son. White . HISTON.-December 9, as Atlllllol4-Tillay "'4".49111. Croydon, Mrs. Moon, of a son. LINDOIL-Decernber &at ot. Pet .-Fs Parsonage, llellivelle. ton, Lancashire, the wife of th e Ley. T. A. Widen.. daughter. PAOL-Decembor 8, at Broxboarne. Herts. the wife of F. H. rage, of a son. R083. 8 T8.-D e cember 0, at Victoria-teed, 1311Ma."*..... the wile of F. A. Roberts of a son. ILARELLOES. I CRUICKSHANK -W 116 HT.-Dec.lDM , T. ec St. l' 4 _ l nrii. Rochester. by the Rev. 0. K rightly). J. B. B. t . l'4 \ bombes liogiuoms, to Mary Llama, datighter of J. te X... 4., 1.1.1. C. V-. of ea:heater IMO INS-VI En' P.G.-Deoember 7. at Christ Ch urch ' l ' utc lll l. the acv. .0 B. Marriott, w a iter, cos of W. H. Ninths , - , of Lawn to Itinua. daughter of the late J. Y. Visored."' et Altenburg, tummy. o bis Otte& RI SCH-SEAMAMD.-December 7, at et Fi ch , ~ __. ,tmete• brighten, by the Rev J tirifllith, 3. K. Hoed. of ...7.c . ..up Bri,liton, to Jane, daughter of the Lat e J. Seaward... *snare, &Midas. DEATHS. vie ! COLTMAN --December 7, at Derby . Mine, w idow of the ISamuel Coltman, Co b . aged 74. EL OLIT.-Deormher le, at her residence. FOCIh-ead. bi 11...... In the 51st year of bar age, Elise, widow of the lateiM; =hot. Esq., of Pimlico. and .leuehter of the late IM. 1, 7,1,.. FTLION.-Decomber 8, at Northfleet, Sian, da.g ater • late M. Fulton, aged 21. GODHICH. -December 6, at Adelaide-re ed . IlececiWcll-14116: N. W.. W. Godrich. Esq.. aged 07. _as., 41 OREEN.-D. ember 8 , at waithareatow. Lucy, deue .- Henry and lairobath Green. aged At • NUNT/LB i, , --Iscrcinb is z l i T. Hunter, 11g.. of Wani ffire".6 -------"' - ---_--- a st , 4 Mated ma Published by Wrussia Infe ULM o op 1 Loonlard.drtwt, in late City of Londe% Fruee' vnat r a r iase. 04ico is keeiiefeleetreet, le the Prided el TIMMY, MINIM 12, MM. AINSLAND. - BLACK BALL PAS. ' lIICf OUR 12411.—New airwoman with ILYA Colo ' commment. Reducuon of Stamp lam to AUL Lend , Lea to ell classes. 12(0 CLOUD for BRIBBANZ. Yonicellay. dbioa= December. 1 bls renowned dipper ilia by and nareleased specialty for Black DaU Queensland pada Is one of the toed models and fastest 'hips in am jut rturned from the missy M days from laed . and rill e solo be despatched panduelly to data smiralled accommodation for all amass of paranoia and ed with • }Mime diatifiing ageparatem o JAM BLINDS and Co., 1,1=0 01 : all Nests for UM. and I'. X. MACKAY Oa, 1, laiadenhall , loodon,lC. TRI ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. aellionsall. • Shares 8111,r0g, ts shores of $5O each. Mortgage Bonds, Six M n. iens literliug, or Thirty MIIIIOII3 Dia hating Consolidated Sterling Mortgage Bonds tor tt,Tri,ooo, St peen to ran, bearing Waren at SIM per Cent, per annum. Secured on the whole Line of the ',thane and Meet Western Railway whit lirsecess, Istrastees, and EqUipSCOOt. 13,tt8.4,00 being reserved for redemption of Mortgage Bonds already timed on the several dtvidona The Bradman of 4104 or ISO dollars each. with interest payable quarterly, tree cd Immo lax, In L.odon, to Sterling, or to New York, In geld, at the Compaey's °Soca They are pay able to bearer, bat am be registered at boldet's °piton. IMAM Or Oetralloa II 1011000. lits R. MORTON PATO, liert., M.P., auaraaa. JemeeOeedeon, Req., M.P., Chairmen Crest Eastern Railway, MAX now LIVEII2OOI OR A'l W. TO ZW YORE, TWICE • LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and IWILADELPHIk WIMAGETIP 001•IilIT Waal as. las their tolXcoororovarboaa farew Ws tuned States MAI LI kr NW TOM EDINBURGH, bre„ law IS. fon odoesday, sal POWs sad aaberesye. wrap by bbe siwwww =a , aka= ,iad OWNS, licoordlog beet by die 'Mars sad asimeare aseemee. 1 1 resew _ • parole mitre • Inn NMI, of asked oroviolooo silos Ist Marla tad tin MOM Sato b M edrafe o en. ea yin ..1.111..1.na15. Immo For (Unbar bOlOrabira•ty vi l; WWI 1311 AX. W. Widas4Weid. IWWWW; w Bs .4 MUST. a. Kam =l , desee. Imam FP en. BM.. Dinotor of the Great Waters Railway, London. C. J. 1111rnaard,Im., Director of Comolidated Bank (Limited). Leedom Idwit B. Mosley, Meeks of Barned's Banking Compeny thallod), Liverpool Joeepti ( ROMOR. l is p ., Deputy Chairman Ebbw Vale Company (Limited), Loudon. WWI. The Consolidated Bank cliwited), London. Manchester, and II etwlck. The National Bank, London, and Branches In Ireland. Mew/re d. Immo& Bee" and Co.. LirwltEM. The Baok or Scotland. LiMburgh, and Branches 150tICZTOU—MCAWL Fresi Lo lleids apd Bank.buildlnp. den. IC. MOM& Sawa. Joanna Beteetneto and Asia AnpEeourt. London. Kamm Z. 7. Betlierthwalle and Co., ii, TiumpeoctoaellesE. Lemlen, L. norm limmenes. BM, sad ifiree. 7. Engeleourt, London. B.C. The report of J. B. Forbes. Esq., well known to the British minim public as vicei.proddent of the Dutch-Ithenlsh Jtallway, and print manager of the Leedom Chatham. sad Dover Railway. costal= full information derived tram rational turner,. Goa of the petition and promisee; of the Atlantis so d Great %wawa Ballway. from which appears— The Atlantis and Grad Western Beltway system comprime -607 milosnow in week, Melodies 17 =ate reCent l 7 ores& LBO mike In mouse of conotructlon. ...AM to DELFZYL direct magnificent _o.-etemser WHIBYZa, Collo G. DMUS, wUI claw it IM above poi THUS DAY ), D.C. U. Saida, goods cw........ratas trslibt kw sod all posts of IMAM LNI TI 7- 8 UP sod — Co. l 7 " tas e tat y~y ~ inLUYti nd LC. ,OMEN.—Dizecti Route —I to Honk Hamner, Brum- vtok, and Central eatomlio Genaaa ebag acrew.fasairBCIWAN,CeptaisCHZIW ITANI V 6sapatebed from Harilli76owo ea THURSDAY. Ho 14th M 10 La, &Sag at Bralsorlek 4:T= triPastatarrtis. at 11 soce.—Paras toltoamos. Ai AAP : return ticks* AS and Al 10a.—An4L At__CHAPLINT marl Moo, Rows W. ; or to rMUL.Un.GRATTS, -- . 1 3.1t1S Aid Co., St. fieli-boaso,lLDaselmeolla. LC. AMON STEAM TOWING COMPANY A ) Ova 18 taltZBY QlYL( . 4 that the lILIBT at APPLICA. mItS toe anAlleSs In this Company wlll be CLOUD toe Loadoe WI MO DA 'Berl/DAY next, the teth lust, sad toe the ceaustzi co L the htett tea L-87 wale, E. & =ID, tteeetan re tem Total. T Ol winds 611 dim bearing to the Co y, and II elks me L ter 10 years. at • low rent 4171.071 • year). Though not yet Milt' completed. the trate already equals that ot many et the beet Amedoen hum During the ant As =mesa INS the receipts upon ho ot man then open wee 111.570,710, owl at the preseut arthaate of seven dots to the &) to 1.368,513. Mee July ate sallow have Menage& and the receipts have been 12,0t1.671. equal to /287 0 112 tor three months. or at the rate ot /11.145,61. per annum. The subjoined monthly Maths return shows the steady Mariam el Mraao BAST LONDON RANK CLIMITIDI IS AUTHORISED TO RILLIIIVIt SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR Till SMARTS OF TOE LONDON STEAM TOWING COMPANY (Glinted). Capital, £llOO.OOO, in 10.000 Shires of £B3 each. With power to Demean Melissa, 7,000 Shares. 2,1100 shares, with £lO per share paid. IMares, on which £1 par share is to be paid on application, es allotment. Calls not to mooed £3, at intervals of net all is Om p One mouths. I .wsuzimmi dividead at 10 per cent per annum on the first woe, payable half-yeaziy, Is guaranteed for the Sort three FOIL Jr David ss. Mal. Barry, Faq. (late od Cannon, Son, and Co., Liver. elo/Y g.) , ..Merchant, Walksook. AA Carr, Esq. (Lloyd's). Prodertek A. cum, Esq., Shipowner (Mildne)-park North). Mcgillopp. R N , Patent Iron Ship Company, C l ain Nieltsers Hos" ConibilL ilis Mead. get ,Meera Weatheriey and Mead). Ship and In- Heard surace Broker, 21. Waterlano 0. Tinker, Esq. (Mama Ortnnell. Tinker, and MorPnl. ilidp and Insuranoe &akar, Leadenhalletreet. Intim Watkins, get., Steam Tag Oyler. 110. Teseburch- Mee Managing Dthrotor. (Mr. Watkins will join the Beard soon as the purchase is completed.) (With power to add to their number.) lIMMI7CMS—Messra Morris, Stone, Townson, and Morris, Moorgate-atreet Chambers. liggeta—Let Tendon Bank (Limited), Cornhill, and branches. lismena—Mesers. Wataon,buildinga Cowell. and Bally, Royal Rachanite mem -John Ball, Iraq. Messrs. (palter, Bail, and Cod. Maumee street. SBCRITAItT (Pro trma)-11. S. Hlrd, Rm. wary Oitleco—lAngbourn chambers. leachurelvereet, MC. - Ulae Parosegere, 1866 . opa n l. Was. &a I UN, 1614. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. January.. VI 111.761 949,479 107,191 $61,110 February „ 110,718 277360 209,041 337,648 March 113,414 144401 416,7111 410,816 April „ 117.900 208,901 197, 16 7 60 1 , 490 KAY •• • • „ 116.434 124,448 214,479 440,1.2 164.712 360,21/ 314,641 614,012 490 101,466 421,816 331,091 606,612 August „ 213,444 616,069 446,076 738,629 Bop erabr „ 410,914 603.711 444044 077,216 October „ 207,861 617,060 3911,84, 719,911 - - - This table includes the trate of 33 miles of the Oil Creek it.allway, which was ormeleneted by and has hitherto been wo tbe Atlantis and Great Western but rked does by not form part of the Consolidation. gating Company . The actual result. therefore, is • gross receipt at the rate of upwards of L 1,400,000 &year at the present exchange, with 100 miles still to open, and • larp Increase of tragic only waiting for rther supply of tolling stock. Tins large traffic Is owing to two causes : 1. The Atlantic and Great Western line forms the central link ot the poste-% line of through trate in the world. Vie. that be tween the Western States of America and the Atlantic. Prom its shorter distance. and .advantage of forming part of an un broken line of 1,100 miles es a uniform eix-feet gauge, it must always be the best line of communiastiess by which the enormous weds and pariangsr tragic centering in the Western cities of anCinnati,-Cleveland. Chicago, and Bt. Louis, can arrive at New York and the serbosed. 2. The local trade is eqsaily enormous, owing to lb traversing the siewly-dlecovered oil districts of Pennsylvania, and the great coal Aside er Northern Ohio. Some Idea formed local trains thus waiting for development, may be rom the Woes fact, that this all district now yields at the rate of 3.000,000 barrels per imam, for the conveyance of which as much la 34. to ed. per tem vier mile Is willingly A consolidation of the several divisions of the Atlantic and (treat Western Sanwa under one asecutive has been made, and a mortgage for 30 dollars, or it millions sterner of bonds has been oreatedfind alma capital of Munitions dollars of s m hares of SO dollars each, based on the whole property of the Copemf. The new shares wW supomedo those previously issued. with the ezespbosi of 1,g111,0110 dollars of preference darns pledged as part of the smutty for the certificates of debenture issued In November. UM, which will therefore remain preferential until those certificates are paid od, when the whole will become un til share capital. Provision is made In the mortgage deed (under which the censolidated mortgage bonds are issued) for securing the rights of the edging mortgage bonds, and also for their exchange at maturity, or smiler, by consent of the holder, if authorised by the Board a Control . this being completed, the p rese nt consolidated mortgage will become the ars& mortgage over the whole railway, with its branches, extensions and equip- ABIUDOZD PRORPICTUL This Company is sot a speculative ons , it is Prised for the passe of more efficiently carrying on an eatabliabsd and wader able businees, which has grown to its existing magettuds an Ss management of the present proprietor, and is capable of an atiosion beyond the ordinarymesna of private saimetes. Wale the Company will direct its immediate attantion to the seleasion of the badness by building Dew beMk the Directors kers made • provisional agreement with Yr. laa as owner of a fleet of the most powerfal alp sow on the Thames (sixteen In number), for the purchase of Dias etas,bo and the entire goodwill of the beninese, for the masa t66,000. The venation of the boas, &c., las ban made an behalf of the Newton by Yews. Alfred Brett and Co.. 110, Ladrann area, the well-known broken and etestakip sans% which Tensaw , . togathen with the statement of account. may be men at the tem poeary Moss of the Company. The DileotOrl have re e d the arnica of the vendor in the management of the hominess for a aria of at leant five t ale g, terms mainly depending on lhe profits of the undertaking, and the business be taken ewe by the Lompsny as from the Ist October, lat. 'Me vendor also guarantees a minimum dividend of 10 per tat per annum on the first taus for the gra three years. The statement of account, as taken from the boob and cer tified by Messrs. Quitter, Ball, and Company, shows that the pate tor the two years ending let of Jay last amount to 11 per eat. per annum on the capital employed. In the event of no allotment being made the deposit will be fawned Le pli ed to y, a less number of shares be allotted titan are applied tor, the money paid on deposit will be made available towards the payment on allotment. and the balance say) will be returned to the applicant. BO prospectuses may k er b s,aied at, and ( Secretapplicatons for shares Say be made to the ba, broken, or to the ary pro an.) at the temporary offices of the Company, every application beteg accompanied by the deposit of El per share. Copies of the Articles of Amocistion may be obtained (gratis) at the offices of the solicitors to the Company. ITH3 COLONIAL COMPANY (Limited). Cia=runder, the Companies Act, 18 62 . 0 44 00,000, in 40.000 share at SAO each. Deposit on application, Al per share ; and 1,4 on al/fitment. Further calls will not exceed £5 per share each, and it is esti mated that not m oe than £2O per share will be called up during Os ant two years, and not more than £25 per share In all. DIYACTORS. Tho Right Honourable R. P. BOCVLRIF., M.P.. 44 . Wilton mescont, Chairman. John Balfour, Esq. ,of Balblnde, 48, Beltran -square. John &twill., Nay., 6 Great Wlnchester-stroet, City. Robert Gillespie, Esq., 6, Lime-street. City. Ismuel Gurney. Zoo.. M.P., Prince's gate. Thomas Porter. Noy. late of Demerara), Whitelrulglifa, Reading. William Rawls, Esq. 1. Messrs. Cavan, Lubbock and Co. Neville Lubbock. log. Wm. Burnley Hume, Ent. 1 Me Philip Noel Bernard, Isq. Meese Wm Burnley line and Co. Mesas. Roberta. Lubbock and Co., 15, Lombardotreet, London. MGR Glyn, Mills. and Co., 67, Lombard street, London. B.C. Isticrroan—Memn. Cotterill and Sons. 12, Throgroorton.street, Antoroag—Yessra Chadwick, Adamson, Wltenna, and Co., 27, Great George-street, Weds:darter. 8110[11311 , . *UM I. Hutchinson and sons 15, Angel-court, Throgmorton street Mews. J. and A. Scrinigeoiv, 16 Old Broad.etreet. Temporary Oflicas-40, Old brood-street, N.C. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. The object of this Company In the purchase and extendon of the anger plantations and the bosinewe of the well-known firms i d desire. Cavan, Lubbock, and CO., and limers. William , Burnley Hume and Co. The estates and real securities to be transferred to the C o . Puny by the vendor' are iu Demerara, Berbioe, Trinidad, Dm Wog. The estates are fertile, well situated, and in a high skate of cultlvaion They are provided with an ample supply of Coolie, Chinese, Portuguese, and Creole labour. The imports of the two fi rms to sugar alone have for the last Ogee year. averaged over 48,000 hogsheads per annum. The vendors will transfer to the Company, free of any claim kc goodwill, their large and profitable commission and agency Weiner, which has yielded to net com miedoes, on the average d the past three year*, an amount exceeding Ello,ooo per annum, bed ts capable of being greatly extended. The terms of the purchase have been discussed and aettledwith the vendors, after very careful examination Into the returns and Willa of , ach firm. and after obtaining independent c dilations sad reports ou the several properties. These Inquiries were in stituted and conducted by Wank Chadwick, Adamson. /11Ceotui, end Co., and by directors entirely unconnected with Ike two firms, before they agreed to join the proposed company. The vendors are only to be paid the mere value. thus ascer tained, of the estates, plant, machinery. stores, stock. did ad "AO* Ohba will amount to about £075,000, and by indalinents is follows: £215,000, or one-third, in io,oro shares of the Company, to be credited se paid-up to the extent of gtl 1.081. per share. Vt 5,000, or onec.hird, In debentures, bearing Inter . est at 5 per cent. En 5,000, or the latent*, to cash by Instalments In t w o y ears. To meet the above paymeuts and to provide the requisite woriciag capital, It is estimated that the calls will be required to be made as follows December, 11385, £5 per share (being the amount of pay ments on deposit and allotment). 1808, £2loa. per share. July, 186 f, £t 10s. per share. January, 1867, 05 per share. Jouunel. 1868. £5 per share. The Directors confidently estimate that the net profits of the Baines' of the Company, taking into constderation the revenue Belo the real estate, for the ensuing there ars, will be eqUi , Las to from fifteen to twenty per cent • pe annum ors the paid sp capital of the Company. riopiimtiesa for sigma may be made in the form smutted to the prospectus. and must be accompanied by the payment of Al per share to the Bankers of the Company. Payments of deposit may be made to the Bankers of tt'e Corn ray . or at the branches of the National Provincial Bank of 11, 0 Lend : the Branches of the Royal Bank of Scotland. PZrrOtuses and forms of applicatio n for elts - as may be bad IStion to the tankers, solicitors, emitters, or stoekbrokers, et at the temporary ottices of the Company. ;tenth e consolidated capital therefore will consist of 560,00).01'0, Th Dal[ in shares and half in mortgage bonds, which provides for the completion of the entire line. To meet the Interest on these bonds at 7 per cent in sterling after paying all working expenses, it is calculated by Mr. Forts theta gross annual recdot of $0.142,000 would be suffi cient, which is emnidembly lees than the =nisi receipt and 6.676.000 dollars less than Mr. Itorbee's estimate et the annual receipt when the additional 100 miles are opened, so that th e security for the bonds Is ample, and there Is every prospect that, in addition, a high rate of dividend will be paid= the 30,000,000 dollars of share capital. The consolidated bonds have IS years to run, with coupons for int reel at seven ,per cent. per . annuli, payable quarterly , free of income tax, at the Company • °Mom in London or New York, in gold. Interest is payable on 15th January, 15th April, 15th July, end 15th October of each theseear. It is proposed in appropriate total authorieed issue of 530,000,000. or A 6,000,000 sterling consolidated mortgage bonds as follows 1. A reserve of $16,142,000 will be placed with trustees to meet. either by oonve.relon or payment when due, the existing divisional mortgage bonds. being the total amount that hes been T or authorised to be issued, as iwrtitled by bleters. Cole man, Turipind, Youngs, and Co., after due examination of the any's books and registers, or equal to i 3,228.400. This in- Comeludall bonds Issued to the public, and also the bonds de posited with trustees for the certificates of debentures issued in November, 1864, the security of which remains unaffected by the present arrangements. 2. The balsam., viz., 02,771,80011 offered for public 'subscrip tion at the price of /180 per LlOO bond, i nc luding the coupon due January 16,1866, payable ea foliows d, including L 5 per £lOO bond on application ; 10 „ „ on allotment : 26 „ on 15th January, 1866, less coupon £1 ISt due on that date ; 20 „ „ on 16th February. 1886; 20 on 15th March. 1866 ' net allowing for the January coupon, tbe price of each £ lOO bond will be .C7B 55., or allowing for discount on pre-payments under £7B. Subscribers will have the option of paying in fall, under die count, at the rate of 7 par sent. per annum ; but, in default of due payment of the respective Instalments, all previous lap - now will be liable to forfeithre. The definitive bonds being now ready will be delivered, in exchange for scrip, as soon as ft is fully paid up. Copies of the laws anthoriling the consul of the several divisions and branches of the Company. of the deed of trust or mortgage, of the form of consolida-ed mortgage bond, and of other documenta relating to the present issue of bonds, are de posited for inspection at the o of the solicitors. Applications lowa be addressed either to the Secretary. at the =lces of the Company, 6, Westminster-chambers, V inorie street, Westminster, S.W., to the bankers of the Company, li or to the brokers, from whom prospectuses and forms of appcation can be obtained. London, December 9, 1666 ATLANTIC AND GMAT WESTERN RAILWAY. PORN OP APPLICATIOII. (Te be retained by the Bankers.) To the Board of Control, Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company. liming paid to the sum of , I hereby request that you will allot me Consolidated Mortgage Bonds of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway and I hereby agree to accept such Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, or any less number that may be allotted to me, according to the terms of the prospectus. I am, your obedient servant, Signature Address In full Date THE ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. MIR of CONSOLIDATED ST R ICLING MORTGAGE BONDS for 0.771.00 0 . NOTICE 18 1111112 BY GIVEN, that the LISTA of APPLICA TIONSJor these BONDS will be CLONED is London TO IS DAY Tuesdar. the 12th bat sad TO Medina:lay), the 13th. for the Country sad CoatiseaL—By order.minster. Atlantic sad Great Waiters Railway, 5, West c hambers, Victorisetreet. W e stminster. S.W. Dec. 12, INS NEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA. Th e Dillmedlcal profession far thirty years have approved of this pure solution of magnesia as the best remedy for gout and sto ma-hie disorden of every kind . and as a valid aperient it is sem etally adapted for ladies and children- Prepared solely 'by DifiNEYORD and Co., Chemists, &a, 171. New Bondeireet, London, and sold throsilioat the world by all remsetable chemists. Csatioo—the that Ithineford and Co. • la on loch bottle and red label over the eork. Tltgreß..t.SCO::::::,..3.l3lLlotOD:T.dfisclioindtt. wiuLtritionigßrirPlabieLS. I Al e never falling remedy, prepared without any mercurial VOUGHS, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT CoN- wthd. speak ildrdinsia hoes l .= of the c°e;::*.o. For Itsbi l° tut ‘. l BD 1 1 PTION are effectually cured by KEATING Et oot OD costiveness, as a femlly aperient Medicine, and as a partner of ILOMIOIIB, whkh are daily recommended by the fsculty—teo the blood, they are truly ghettos% : mild to their oPerstton snd the from the most eminent of whom may be inspected— grateful to the Moms* _they emu appetite, promote dVtioll. at the most effectual, safe, speedy, and convenieet remedy for sad the whets nervons rfstent.—hold 11l W . Lam- Ologh. sad all disorders of the lungs, cheat. and throat. gold ln beet. 8, Wag winiaist, Chaehffercee. end he most seam, is 14d.. and the, ta. rd.. ea. ed.. and Its. hell. by T. druggists, In boxes. U. lit and Ils. ed. Be him to elk tor Dr. Isetlng, chenstst.79, St. Patirschurebyard, Loudon. geld retail I • recers Billese end Liver Man The reallthe sh to • MUlle Irma by all drusghes, &c. peaky, with 0 William Lambert" Massed at the hemp• JAMAICA. --A PUBLIC MEETING of the lashMAU of Mohanrill b. bete In tho Freemasons'. ball, Oeest Quesaittreet, UoooWs4no-flebta olyn THURSDAY Immo% Dee. la. at detect precise, WIC T. TOM Sol, 11./... la UK g I o otter : to amatlrter the moot 11.111 terr laireatious, sad to adopt 1110619701 Mattes thereto CHARLES LAFFITTE and COMPANY (Limited). MUMlebed under the Companies Act, 1162 by which the liability of the shareholders Is Waited to the amount of the shares for which they subscribe. and to accordance with the International Treaty mitered Into between England and Franco in May, III?. In Maim to public companies established In both ortuttries. thooo,ooo. divided intolso,ooo shares of L2O each. AI to he paid on application, and 44 on allotment, and it months to elapse after dais of allotment before any call Is made payable. Flat bine 75.000 shares, whi ch 25,000 have been privately subibed. Dramoas. lfir. CIIkELIB LAFFITTZ, Chairmen. John Bun* bq., Dirodor of the Bank of Ireland. Mr. F. P. Barret. merchant, Contour of the Bank of Prams. Harvey Lewis Dq.. lf .P., Director of the Natkpanl Bask. Mr. IL Bacrion. DtputA an Corps Waal:, Director of the Paris and Orleans Railway. F. B. Hinshaw, Itaq., Director of the ?rational Bank. Mr. L. C. Grim es% merchant, es-President of the Tribunal Of Commerca of P oo h. Bate, Eaq., Great George-street, Westminster. ?g e r °many, 17, Ina dm Chime, Park. BD Jahn Gray, ILP., Cliarievillehouse, Dublin. George Payne ILitsoa,lbso. (tate of Sir John Guest and Co.) soucrroae—Yearra Valiance and Vaninee, lases-street, Strand, and Gmegs-yard, Lonallied.street. MEWL The National Bank, Logsdon, audits branches. The London Joint OWek Bank. Undo& The lomates aria Coss.,.Behan. Company, London. Ilto Nations' Bank of Livmool Pli . dtedl.LiveßcoL Hum. Charles Imps and On.. rem mama Memo J. and A. acetagooar, Broad s. Messrs. De Zoete and Gorton, 4fi, WVatf-court. Idward loz, BK., Demeatreek livairates tilde, Agent de Change,7rrue Dronot . Parts. taanrazise ;rao Mx.) la London—Kr. William H. Bead. In Paris—Mr. Paul ZuochL ArlDrtnas Mears. Johnstone, Cooper, Wintle, and Brans. 'L B. Galsworthy, EMU Temporary oweir—zro. 11„ Old Broad-street, London . No. 43bla. . Has Bars du Rampart. Paris. - mosncrus. This Company to formed to orteat the Duane.; of the old eetabliahed bank of Weems. etudes Latta and Co , of Rue Bare do Remark Paris, to this country and elsewhere, by coc a into a Johstotoek iodinating. on the prhalgis of ii e z T or4 liability, and thereby to afford the commercial nom. =unity and genera public facilities for transacting their foreign basking and l operations through an establishment having its centre In c London, and possessing the advantage of a name well known and aceredited throughout 'crops, together with a thoroughly organised, most ostensive, and billuential MADAMS TUBSAIIIYS Bakerntreet New addition. A fait-Width Portrait Model, taken from life, of CIiAItIAMTE WINSOIL Open trom 11 a.m. till 10 p.m. Adraltience, la. . Children under ten, ball.' price : Satre loom, dd. THE OXFORD.—TRZ MARKET 0 1 r Owerstas. b y J. Ma%sob. tit 'Mob Ml a 11A Kr. A. K. /am and tM what Went of the catatilabisowt swear, with awwwestwl bend awl oom% beattatiod by M. Ir. Ifiwitwwww. 2ILL /VINING. THE OXFORD. THE HUNGARIAN 1.1.01111.18 sad MM. 1111.11.11.1 n Ilistr Dow inter ditassant, Masan. Deuish sod Noise. N. lowa. the If AlOllB, /ftskow, the Imam amok and otlair svallable UMW 11V1141NG. IiretOPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, rood.—" WHO% ILACANTLY Tv. GratelEd= at 11. " Nesse " es tie Miss wire: Toreivaal end De ; Mormon& the lboay Berri Liston, Md. Wel ilsgewO, Zama Wilton, Levitt) sal Itire Gilbert. Harry and Letts Liss, Melt Duettists ; —J. 3. MILL the Parstee's 800, Tom 711100 a ft. 00111DUCTOS "'MORMON W chap and pure :--estalonian lbrigT7. 1711. ; TVA. ITs. 611. : hook. Ig.; nark eberry_ ma. sesutosda. as. rl.l Jewess' s a rettisreariba ci 2 or brows, s bottlss teslnas4. 2 ......1. r a r a iRISAITr 44.I.I. ID AID DO met admen sail wan" 771. esaiirest. laaeaa DDIDDIDIPI ITDL VVERYBODY'S BUSINESS will Dein JLA IWZRYBODYS hoed; gad gay ZUZZYBODY' IV the Mk Namibia . . Moe IA Id.. cloth toe or the dr ai =ow, Ballasted, by to Rho 1U wawa toad Gladstone, attdellor of the Ischequer, tro. omeniris. Bbtorte of ye ord. Proverbe. History of Tomas Proverb. Shoemaker, nick to your lost. Hord Wards Break so Bongo Advanta of knowing " Hvorybody's Business," limited ithidflty Companies. I'n:epeeist and Articles of Association. lilaky Xtuvay's trtaL The Jury Ind him Guilty. Nimes Wee comes from. A large Family. Noeghts and Crowe and Parke Flom. To be oontinned In the next days powlicatioa. London Simyidn, IderWL sad Co. connexion. The business of the Company will be similar In character is that hitherto , anted on by Moen C. Wade and Co and other foreign banking houses, viz., • combination of banking , gilled financial agency, and general mercantile monetary slain, with the advantage of increased resources; and a more extended geld of operations. An arrangement hes been concluded with Messrs. Charles LULU. and Co. for the purchase of their badness, for the sues et (1 60,000, which amount buboes' arrived at upon • moderate computation of its value, based upon • statement of the preen actually realised during • mice of year. Two-thirds of the parcheas-mossey will be taken In shares, on which £lO per share will be credited as psid-np. and Mr Charles Lade will routine° his connexkm with the undertaking in the capacity of Charms of the Company. and will give to It all the advantage of his influ ence and impedance. Negotiations are pending for inoorporating with this ,:onspany purees anking, financial, and commercial eetablishments, tor the purpose of extending the sphere of Its operations, and of afford ing to the establishments alluded to the opportunity of consoli dating their business, and of reducing the existing Lability of their shareholders. In case no allotment Is made, the money deposited on applies. Lion for shares will be returned in full. Forms of application foe shares and el, ery Information can be o f slued of the Bankers, Brokers, and Solicitors, or at the Oakes of the Company, where copies of the memorandum and articles of association. and of the agreement with Mean. Charles usu. and Co., may be seen. Deo. 9, 1956. DOCT? i R M o t EGOI I . 3 D T 'S PRESCRI Bss PTIONS. ALL MI N Conducted by MA IM DICTINS. rIRESCIiIPTI 0 N S. 0 BE TAKEN IMMEDIATELY. OT TO BE TAKEN AT BED-TIME. TO BE TAKEN AT THE DINNER-TABLE. T o OT TO BE TAKEN FOR GRANTED. 0 BE TAKEN IN WATER. BE TAKEN WITH A GRAIN OF SALT. i 0 BE TAKEN AND TRIED. 0 BE TAKEN FOR LIFE. R. MARIGOLD, 26, WELLINGTON , IMAM, STRAND, on sad attar the 7th instant. --"' P CHARLES LATTITTE and Co. (Limited:. FORK OF APPLICATION FOR MARRS. (to be retained by the Rankin.) To the Directors of C h arles Lafitte and Co. (Limited.) Gentlemen, —Haring paid to your bankers the sum of L above being deposit of Cl per share an shares in the Company. I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree to accept such shares or any lees number you may allot me I further agree to pay the deposit on allotment, and the calls as and when made, and to sign the articles of associa tion of the Company when required. and I authorise you to insert ray name on the register of ,members for the number of shares allotted to me. Usual signature Name In fu Residence. Profession Date lINCH'S•ALMANACK FOR 1866. pJNCH'B ALI[ANA(:K, vice 3d. FINCH'S ALMANACK, on the Bth. ONCE A WEEK• MUDIES SELECT LIBRARY.—The NEW seAsoN.-llnt-claas subscription fora constant 'weer 1110 D of the newest books, ow guinea per WIDOOI. commencing at any date. Class B subscription, half-a-guinea Per ailoadA Book clubs in town or country supplied on moderate terms. uses onmsecation.—alUblh'S SELY.CT LIBRARY TI T AZ:d t ), New etreet. CHRISTMAS NUMBER. Mee Rd. —Mighty Pages, with saara= Matralons ha a Wrapper tastefully printed la Colours. 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Borieigh• street, Btraod, and all Booksellers. ----- WINTER OVERCOATS of the BEST MATERIALS are kept tor Inspection or srle at ILAMILTON sad KISIsTONI, Tailors and Overcoat Makers, 106, STRAND, opposite Exeter Hall Pries le., by post 11 stamps. grin SCIENCE of LIFE ; or, How to Live, A. and What to Hat. Drink, end Avoid. A Practical Guide for the attainment of perfect Health and Strength, and Notes explanatory of the the Mysteppl em ries of Yanalislatenoe, and the ß various mens of Life. Suented Remarks on Treat f N ervous and other Disorders by incidental to Sedentary Habits. $y a Physician of 20 years' practice. Mann. 19, Carotin THRICSHER and GLENNY. NEXT DOOR to SOMERSET-HOVSZ, STRAND. Tbo only entablbluneet to Loudon for the following Articles: THRESHER'S SUMMER ANGOLA SUITS. THRESHERS INDIA TWEED SUITS . THRESHER'S INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS. THRESHER'S LJOIEOIII3 SHIRTS. THRESHERS COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS. THRDiHER'S MILITARY SHIRTS. THRESHER'S OVERLAND TRUNCL THRESH KIYB INDIA BULLOCK TRUNKS. THRMIIER'S METALLIC LINED TRUNKS. THRESHER'S INDIA CABIN BAGS. Pries la., DR. CITLVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Its obngspons, gapytnesa. sod Dit&PPointnie ntL . w. Mann. Comae, or Aanor, 3, haltrlooroatreet, Working Man's lee. • Guinea. NIL —01T17119 SUPPLIED for IDIA, CHINA. and the NIPS, and and detatled Hata of the articles required tor every wpm* and appointment will be forwarded on application as above. :._—_:------- SPECTACLES are NECESSARY WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued after readies; WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear to be doable : W HEN more light than formerly is requisite— AV talTe P te . IIkV. e is placed between the eyes mid the book ; WHEN objects must be held further off to be seen more clearly . I WHEN much difficulty is found 111 threading a Boodle. and indicate Th e above are premonitorysigns of decayingsight, that an optician should be columned without delay. From long sad extensive practice Messrs. Thomas Harris and Bun are fully 1 competent to advise on all mutes pertaining to the remedying defective sight. They atillully a he l ot lenses, perfectly true, of the ree tacle riall power, ;wad li orm rz t ise theyilligirociousi tae t y sele . c r t a a o sv i HAMS and SON, opticians to the Royal Fatally, opposite the British Museum g ates, London (tbeir only house), established 1790. Caution—No travellers or agents THE SUNDAY QUISTION IN GLASGOW.—A depu tation of the elders and deacons of the Barony Church, Glasgow, waited upon the Rev. Dr. Norman Macleod en Friday, 'axed presented him with an address, in which, without enteriog upon the merits of the question on which be had recently spoken in public, they assured the rev. gentleman of their conviction that he bolds his views honestly and conscientiously, and had stated them from what he believed to be the call of duty, though he knew they were not quite in accordance with the views generally prevailing ref e r our church." They then proceed, in their address, to in terms of warm eulogy to Dr. Norman Maeleod's devoted exertions in all that concerns the epiritual well-being of the congregation and parish, his personal exertions in the cause of church cad school extends)°, his labours among the poor, and in connexion with Christian organisatims in the parish, and lastly to his "manifold serviose to the church of Scotland, in her work at home and abroad, and for equally important services, by speech and writing, to the Christian com munity in preeral." The address was signed by forty elder. and deacons. Some members of the deputation told Dr. Macleod that they felt assured that one or two mem bers who had not subscribed the address fully agreed in all it contained expressive of attachment to himself sod appreciation of hie labour.; sod that they believedest those gen tlemen had refrained from signing simply l, i withstanding the reservation made with regard to an ex- WHITEand BOUND TEETH are indispensable presaion of opinion on the Sabbath question, they might to Personal Attraction, and to health and tonsorial br be misinterpreted. Dr. Macleod expressed his great grad. thy:AIM reeettesttw o f fwd. It i3Whelene; °D°l'iT°. or' &anion at receiving the address and warmly acknowledged P RATIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients, is ‘,._ g ., „,, hi . 0ff10 .. b ....4 . of inestimable value in preserving and beautifying the teeth, ' ."`,`,..w" .tee ..,`" - strengthening the and to giving • pleasing fragrance to 1 A DIAN LEONARD WHILE IN THE ACT Or STEALING the breath. It e sates tartar trom A pr teeth, moves spot Dccits.—L. G. Foliage; Eeq., held en inquest on Wades.- of incipient decay, and polishes and eserres the enamel, to day, on the body of a man, waned Alfred Samson Tester, p yr!i rt ic i t i i h t ar imperta s otgain.d a pezi4 p ik au... e sit:a:sa t ma lta ty in . val d us th. blepre. who was found drowsed oo Monday in a lake at Sainthill. creicy of Europe. and it is universally in high repute. Price by Mr. William Thomas Berger. It seemsthat deceased ta. 9d. per box. Sold at 20, liatton-garden, and by Chemists had not been seen by anyone nom th e 31st Oct ober. w h en d Perfumers. Ask for " &owlet:este oMoto- ' he was seen by Charles Wood of the Ship Inn. On the Ist a2----------- ' November M r . Berger's gamekeeper found two ducks in a NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE. —The greatest and field adjoining the lake. They belonged to Mr. Berger. most useful invention of the der, AQUA AMARELLA-- • They were dead and bad en old brace tied round their Messrs. JOHN GOSNELL and Co.. Three King-court, Lon:Mord- necks. A brass buckle and loop belonging to the braces street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the . were found in deceased ' s pocket. Mr. J. H. Rogers, public this tr uly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the h A immo g. A. halr ijra to i. hu its pristi . nlh tb uo—no . matter at what age. The.. M.R.C.S., said deceased's body presented all the appear properties of dyes; it„ on the ances of having been immersed fors month or six weeks. contrary, is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once There were no marks of any injury or violence ma the restored one application per month will keep it in perfect Maar. b o dy. The er n f oun d a ver di c t th a t e. d ecea mg b e i m Price El la. per bottle, or in half bottles, 10e. 6d. John Csosnell . there for an unlawful purpose, was accidentally drownod." and Co. have been appointed perfumers to MILK. the PriSOON 01 Wain. —JOHN GOSNELL and Co's CHERRY TOOTH PASTE is . —N . reez..___ ddvertatier_' . .. r.trutattar to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per. I N.STRAORDIN ART ANCOUNTER WITH BRIGANDS. chetniste, and at the menu:aeon 13, Three Rinftmune 1 " A serious conflict," says the Italie, " with a gang of 12 Lombard t----stree London. bvittands occurred a few days ago near Florence—rather an I uap easent symptom, as this part of Italy her hitherto DR. DR JONOITS (Height of the Order of Leopold nf Belgium' I been entirely free from that pest. It appear. that LIGHT -BROWN COD LIVER OIL, the lienteuant in command of the Cathineers et as the meet effectual Teensy for i Pootaniere obtained information to the effect that CONWlrT b rO t el. DISEASES Or THR CHEST, AND I the rich model farm of Chevalier °midi, three GENERAL DEBILITY. I m iles from Florence, was to be pillaged by a gang led Universally recombed by the highest medical authorities to be by the notorious chiefs Msrtieo and Pieri. Be therefore THE ONLY COD LIVER OIL I co t e l e , :d h ed . [thither s t rit . lB:il t e:, w all o of m w i tom we h n e t o i o n n to csagd e invariably pure, unifo•mly excellent. PALATABLY, AND WILY TAKEN. : kitchen, sod there dism o ieed as peasants they awaited the Dr. LSTIIKBY. Medical i)6lCeroi Health, and Chief Analyst to brigands. The latter seem, however, to bare recognised them the City of London, we HAM :—" Is all cues I have found Dr. De se cubism's's, for they immediately fired twoshota,killiogoese Jonidis light Brown Cad Lim Oil Possessing_ ... .....W 0 wow We °I of the soldiers. The report brought up the whole force. and pee p ers whicit the "' teepee of °Pew' Doves a terrible encointer ensued, which ended ID the death of and of iodine to a state of organic comblnatioe, are most remarkable.' , ow of the brigands and the cal a two others. The Dr. LANKISTIR. P.N.S., Coroner for Central Madsen, ob.. remainder succeeded in making their escape, though several serves :—. I consider the Cod User Oil sold under Dr. Desst . JoeWs were wousded. They were all recognised by the cerbieeera, guarantee to be pryterable to any other kind as regardsgenUnte and no doubt is entertained of their ultimate capture. Dem so u n en ni d y meth t . eaer.iihteltedelheetelmpec, Ho , tot . , 2 .. ed. , pia .. it ~,...: , BealdeaczynthAerldpinraakillecid. ,_twooNerlefe SOVerelsmulliWoo6o&A.DLy". *WU, 9s. : by Chemists Sole Consignees . I MONDAT, Dee. 11.—AtImisidona on payment, 964 ; ditle by ANIMA HAMAD eat Cu., 77. Strend.Loefloh. N.C. swop *kite% 1,412 ; lota visitor!, 2,376. TKLEGRAPHW INTELLIGENCE. (iscrrres Tnee&unL) THE DEATH OF THZ KING OF THE ' BELGIANS. BRUSSELS, Dec. ii. The mortal remains of the late King will be transported to Brussels to-morrow evening by torch light. The body will lie in state on Wednes day, Thursday, and Friday, and the funeral will take place on Saturday. It ill stated that the King of Portugal, the Prince of Wales, the Prince of Prussia, and Prince Louis of Hesse have already announced their intention of being present at the funeraL On Sunday the new King will make his entry into the capital, and will review the army and the civic guard ; after which his Majesty will take the ometitutional oath in the presence of both chain- bees. This afternoon, King Leopold 11. received the following telegram from the Emperor Napoleon : "The Empress and myself sympathise moat deeply in the .aalietion whit* las befallen you. Your sugast father always displayed great affection towards me, and I always entertained the same feeling for him. King Leopold was renowned for his great intelligence and wisdom. Ile was one of the most justly revered monarchs of Europe. I hope that on the throne you, will follow the great example bequeathed by your illustrious prede cessor. On every occasion I shall be happy to give you proof of the affection I feel for you." _ BERLIN, Dec. 11. The semi-official Neue Preusaisthe (Kreuz) Zeitung of to-day publishes a biography of the deceased King of the Belgians, which concludes as follows : —" Even the political adversaries of the deceased monarch allow that he was a highly gifted Prince, and that in him the House of Coburg has lost its chief, through whose political abilities it derived a lustre almost unparalleled in modern history." The semi-official Norddastacisc Zeitneg of to-day, in an article upon the death of King Leopold, says : —" The political significance which we ra n c h to the death of the King o f the Belgians is g as the grief at this sad occurrence will be great wherever the personal qualities of the illustrious i monarch are known." HUNGARY. PATH, Dsc. 11. The opening of the new building of the Hunga rian Academy of Science took place here to-day, in the presence of an immense crowd from all parte of the country, and also of foreign visitors. A letter from the president, Herr Desermy, who was pre vented by illness from attending the ceremony, was read, in which stress was laid on the necessity of national education, and of developing the national power of Hungary. Baron von Eotvos delivered a speech in memory ( of Count Szalay, and said he considered an inde pendent national government the only guarantee for the existence of Hungary, for which reason the laws of 1848 must be restored• Great enthusiasm prevailed throughout the whole proceedings. SPAIN. MADRID, D5c..11.. The Correspondencia of to-day says it is probable that the Slug and Queen of Portugal will visit Madrid. THE HISPANO-CHILIAN QUESTION. MADR ID, Dicc. 11. Prussia having addressed some observations to the Spanish Government relative to German in terests in Chili, Senor Bermudez de Castro, in reply, stated to the Prussian Ambassador in Madrid, that " Spain has from the commencement been most careful to take every precaution in her power that \ the interests of neutral powers should suffer as little as possible." THE FENIAN TRIALS. DUBLIN, MoiDat Nicer. The trial of Jeremiah O'Donovan (Roma) was proceeded with this morning. Previous to the examination of Nagle, The prisoner said he believed the trial was a legal farce, and he would not be a party to it by being represented by counsel. Mr. Dowse said they were q uite ready to con duct the prisoner's defence, but under those cir cumstances they would withdraw. The informer was then examined and afterwards cross - e xamined at great length by the prisoner. Having been told by a juror and by the court that he was wasting the public tine, he said that with the prospect of twenty years penal servitude hang ing over him be bad a right to defend himself as be thought best ; and as to wasting the public time he had as much right to it as the judge or jury. He proceeded to croes-examine all the witnesses for the I crown in the same manner. A special commission is likely to be appointed to inquire into the escape of Stephens. Tux ART Ilmos or Lonnon.—The annual report of the Art Union of Loudon, with • list of members, has just been issued, and heirs witness to the continued prospe rity and extended operations of this the oldest established institution of its kind. he Almanac of the Union, also just Issued, contains a large amount of information relating to societies connected with art and science not to be found collected in any other work. FATAL EXPLOStON OP NAPHTHA AT THE /demo roixres RAILWAY Wotan. —Yesterday yr. W. J. Payne, deputy.ooroner for the City. held an inquiry at Bt. Berth°. lomee's Hospital relative to the death of John Millard, aged 32 years. Mr. Henry Cameron said that he was foreman to the sub-costae:ter of the Fiusbury Extessive of the Metropolitan Railway, and an last Friday week the deceased and a number of others were employed under him at the new station at Charteestreet, Ferringdon.road„ At half.mat six in the evening , the deceased, who was the stmekeeper, went into the store - room with two men. They serried a lamp, the 110012 being a woods° hou.e under ens of the railway arches. In • few minutes witness beard • loud explosion, as if a quantity of gunpowder bad blown up. There were screams from the men, and one of them, Charles Beach, ran out is flames. Witnese ran into the storeroom to the assistance of the ether men, and found the whole plans on fire, and the deceased in a mass of flames. He was pulled out on to the phase - in, and with great difficultJ the fire was extinguished. Witness asked tbe deceased what had happened, and he answered that the aapbtha had exploded. He and the other man, Charles Beach. were sent to the hospital in a fearfully burnt wadi. tion. Charles Beach, who appeared revered with bandages, said that he was en iron fitter, employed in the construction of the roof of the new station. When deceased end he went into the stores the deicemotxl complained of the bed light given by the oil lamp which he had to work by. Them was no oil is store, end the deceased said that be would fill the lamp with naphtha. He went to one of the three gallon jars containing naphtha sod filled his oil lamp with he it, and then lighted it and placed it on the ground. While was yet stooping down over it the sapbtha is it exploded in his foam ad set his teed en fire, mad the place was le niently in a blaze. Witham was sat on fire, we md bad to run a out of the place. The proper Denham lamps re made in peculiar manner, so as to prevent the spirit of the naphtha evaporating and exploding. Th e imp that deceased filled with naphtha for want of oil was • common oil lamp, and had no contrivance of the kind. Naphtha was Rangyy used et railway works for the mks of the brilliant light. The jury returned a verdict, " That deceased died from injuries remind from the accidental *spit:elm of • aaphtha :amp, mid that so peruse ought to here charge of *eoliths lamps who did sat theceagtay understand the snot them: COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. —e— A 'pedal Court of Common Council yea held yesterday at Guildhall, for the purpose of prodding with the adjourned debate is refereed to ameoceigtitiMon of the Commissiosees of Sewed of the City ci Leedom. The LORD KAYOS presided. It will be remembered that on the former occasion Mr. Rudkin, the chairman of the special committee appointed to deader the subject of the destitution of the Commis sion of Bowen et the OW of Loads*, brought uP • report which recommended that lashed of one comatose from each ward being eligible to sit as • Commissioner of Sewers, every counaciaa who was eligible should lave that privilege, am virtually *relies the coast open to every members the Coal of Cosmos CosaciL He moved that the mod be agreed to. to whisli Mr. Germ prepo id. se en amendment, that it was net moodiest to inarease the somber of the Commimica ed a m sad after acme datate bed takes place the til the wetter was peaposed until peeMday, the Lard Mayor tlinsaised the maid pos Me fur the disenedes el the en Mr. 1 owice yesterday anasseaced the by gating that be should support the sinesdeoset A keg sad animated discassion them took p Sc which meat of the lading neembeen of the mart took • part Mr. R. N. Mums add he Medd sapped the Mort. sad he observed that in Maenheder, Liverpool, Leeds, Hell, end other large tome, the soroceations did not sw trait the important powers that were maid in the Oims. , madmen of Sewers to say other body them them sad be thought the mate system might is be adopted elm City of Loorkm. ' bis. Lomat also m e o a s t w a s smisitst Me repent, ea the Nensd. . Ibalwomatheratibe deli ... i r a 41 , obizia . am* ispammasil at the was Oemneignien, sad OM en ads modest • dregs wim eisdrablit Mr. MLR. mooed the sips* sad he milideted that Mama of whet wee premed to be dose by the special committee he thought its hem Dowse to strike 4C al the &patio ssibers of the Sewers Comenamios, and amid the gams somber of oconsiesiosers from the Masai wards in their palm Mr. Flamm expressed his *minim that the premed was merely istended as • kasiings eel ter fgt. rl= e as a tay, sad he dabd date es • fed thee army resenteses had Men threateind that they maid mot be re. sleeted if they did not sapped tmotlea. (Het I=l Be believed that • great many edge would be f r om members who would be shell of losing tbeir maw if they did support the motion ; end midair& he edihnsellated that this should be the ON" be wee dearmised to noll coascientiously sad without say lear of the sad ' there as the emeadment, believing. "6 ::ra that there was ad the slighted wombs for the genera( dams that wee aught to be seined oat is the conalto,- tios of this Moonset breach of the somorstioa. lear.) cd Mr. Dr 3NRSIT, the ehaimmea of the Oeseedesisa Sewers, seat addressed the mart, but before be did so he mid be should like to ask the Reeortlar to give an mower to a communieation be had addressed to him o == ad. requestiochim to ads whether the of Sewers mild legally delegate the powers vested in them so committees in the way that had been suggested by the supportees of the present metes the itecoama said that be bad gessidered the 2 .1 4 Z etteotively, sad is Twforooos to the Milne soh oi mint cootorring powers on the Commissioners et sem, sad be was of opinion that they could net legally Meads those powers to asimmitted, and that if they did their sets would not be beadles. It had ben suggested, he said, that the act of parilaansat imam as Michael Aside Talor's Act would have seem helot upon the natter, and b e bid referred to it, and It did not is any way effect the opinion he had formed cis the matter. (Hear, bear.) The Cosmos ISIRJRLDT, when wenappealed leasaid Mist he entirely communed in theeptaisa that bed earegaral • by the Redder. (Hear, beer.) Mr. Da dream then addressed the dart at coasicisrable heath, end be complsiasd of the post amount a wernalt • and persenslity that had been introdueed into de debate by some of the speakers, sd said it was a portion of the " via. didive lion~ to which be had bees subjected brims the last two man is Wawa@ to this reasetios. Mr. Rows rope to order, and complained of such an Sl• pressioe se" viodistive boundless" being wade use of by soy member of that wart. kr. Di Jinn said it was sot his etermaiatt. hut age that had bees made use of by other parties is reference to biandf. (Hear bear.) Be then proceeded to state that with amid to the Merge that hod been made by ass honourable member during the debate, that the cane that was submitted to the Attorney god edicitor.Gmersl, sad apes which their minas with sienna te a t . illeplity ohm of Sew It: s tolid& pd up . os either by so by some other member of the c ommission sad was sot lady and truthfully stated, be said he tha nked Gel that be could state that be had never seen the case until the opinion wee given, sad that it was prepared by their solicitor upon his ova reepoesibility, fire r d the bentritations that were gives to him. He thee pre meds& tersely seriatim to the different derma that bad been brought against the commiarion, sod costended the siothiag had bees shows that would justify say candid or reasocable person in coming to any other conclasica thus that the Corninissidars of Sievers, whether with refereed to clesesiag the streets, to public improvemesti, or any other of the important subjects catrusted to them, bad performed their duty zealously cod to the beet of their ability, and that there were no just (mods of complaint mainst them. (Hear, hoz.) He bad bad the honour of being elected chairmen of the eommiasion, but if the object that was sought to be attained was that he should be removed from that office—and he really co uld hardly imsgine what was thewades object some of the partial who had taken an active pert in the oresent movement had in view—all be could say dig that he was quite ready to deign that and at any time whets he should be salad upos to do so, and the only result would be d r ain he would be able to devote • great deal of time to his own private purposes which em now occupied in the public interest (Hear, hear.) Mr. De Jeremy then referred to the various acts of parliament under which the Commission of Sowers exercised its powers, aad expressed his opinion that the court would be sating is contraveation of these acts of parliament, and particularly of the cut rill' 1848, if they esteed tot motion like the present, sad t it would bars a most mischievow and iojurions effect In their . relations with tarliament end the government. Mr. Rs the* briefly replied, urging that the court lad full powers to take the odds that woe suggested. and be expressed his opinion that hated of such a proceeding being likely to be attended wish evil oousequeeees to the corporation, it would be the commedemeot of a new and ' one life. (Hear. bear.) e question was then put, and the Lord Mayor declared meedmest to be carried. A division wse demanded, there appeared— For the ameodmeat Bl Apiset it The seneetteerneot was received with load cheers. Mr. MEDWIN was thee about to propose another amend. cant, it being half-post four o'clock, and there were load cries of "adjourn." Mr. MAYNARD moved that the court do now adjourn. The motion was put to the show of bands and declared to be carried. A divisioa was, however, called for, and there appeared — For the adjourersent Against it The court consequently at once adjourned amid a some , 1 of great comings). ii prospe. established the at what THE MURDER IN MARYLEHOSE. —The adjourned inquiry into the circumstances &nobodies the death of John Flanagan, se Irish labourer, who, it was alleged, bad been murdered in the passage of his house, 17, Nightiogaleatreat, Lisare•grove, • man gamed Jones, who has since M. scoodsd, was hel d yesterday aftemme before Dr. Lankarter. io the Board-room of St. Mary's Hospital. The coroner% officer stated that Jones was mill mirdog. Mare Lyme, • • very unwilling witness, dermal Motel» lived at 17, Nightie. gale-street Her sister came to the houseon the day on which Flanagan was killed. Witness and her Oster Indulged in drink, sad she remembered nothing of the quarrel between ones and the dammed. They were in the habitat quarrel ing on Saturday evenings. Elizabeth Hicks, a young woman, said that she was proceeding down Nightie 'Meatiest oe the sight on which quarrel in the house in which Jones and Flanagan lived. She beard Flanagan .g&i. not that done with yet! down the " and then heard a noise as if Flanagan was thrown stairs. Mrs. Hollins, who lived at No. 28, Nightiegale street, said she beard money tingle in his pocket, and would not gat a light netal she had seen his wife. Joao and bin wife went towards the market and returned, sad Mo. Lyons, who bald a light in her band, exclaimed, " My God. the man*" dead." Jame and his wife went eat spas and made oo remark. Bridget Mullins deposed that abs beard an altercation take place between Fleeman and Joni". She beard Flanagan call Jeer "a cuckold," end Jones called Flanagan ' one-eyed beggar; and mad be would let him know he was a Munster man. Flanagan went upstairs mid shortly after fell down. Witness saw Flanagan's boy sod told him of the eecurreace, at the seem time advising him to look after the mosey that rattled in his father's pockets. The boy refused to do so, @eying his father might mane him of stealing tome of it. Mrs. Flanagan Meetly after arrived. Witness 3 1 d Dot see Jonas or his wife , but heard Jones' voice. This concluded the evidence. The carcase mid the jory would consider whether a further ad}oursuesat was meeseery. He thought all the evidence seamed to favour the belief that Jones killed the dammed. It appeared the deceased received • wound on the eye with • sharp instrnmeee, soil although it was alleged theta keno ia his poseennoe at the Use i t the occurrence, be could not have used it for the purpose of his owe destruction. The jury. after • short deliberatiog, returned a venlict of " Wilful Murder" against Joel, and the wariest for hi aprehmeim was immediately Aped by the emcees. ; . '1 ,