The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-11 00:00:00

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Ur vaiwumpura dime4ituto i. & 1, nester Ito tow, J. 11. tow Qie e ~ir = • Übe to the London Note nis maw Mese, bolltiboler sweat term end sewl ik =ook aim • eirows ogpoeurass bo oldegore. bed 100 oetoemeelb• lige be Mt mai eimed eles paseemer&—rar mow d *dos Rjar. sob to Mews. o(lo[loabd=loneareb - Opt : or to WARTY sad moon. 9. DM BLAOIC BALL PASSINGIR Ll= of MOM PacAns Ike RUST .AU from Lw4o dtriol _ a , eh* temille. L ao"' ! jum7 l6 IS : m i.. g t "ph .. :: i i yito , I. tuj i • , R i t. : Ittibotroo Clid ... I UPI LMY 1 PM. 111 1 Übe B. Dial !Jim. ft = Otdoodoto twill UN A logo 1 MAIO SY abbrolod Hat at probtio Moe, by their yosoloatly Not meld poop. mond • ecobblimotrs tobobalos. trdl their po. Is by W vends allool—lor gor to Austratla only to t J ....-PraTr i r raf or ~.. ..Na. iv _ MSABRE. MONET WIORAM and SOW Ast_f 111betwall-ruil, Imam, LINII of BMOC sad PAM= ca r t= MIPS * AVITRALIA.—Por K1L10471131. MR* DlrtwO Rs Ism as Daft ea isWasy. ltaa.ll. at It=i t0jet .....6. 419‘r IMP MM. 1 . 000 : tying ta Um Rot am Ws sr .-.- somiodsThoo -- 6alldasies al possogoro am anourposood. sad oba an am as aperieccid sargooß—Roo MO& or pow v=o ALLPORT sad MORGAN MIR Mama Komi 100 l Some. P LoadoolsDairost. tammoto bp CO lbw of pooloolo arm osavapod from Poikllostia to ft•oWi boa duo kg mond elm tan& sad mooed ohm to OW class lona. gle./02 . i tailkei , a; 3ana,;;" I. 04 01 - 41_ • , 7 be hej. o aerh . e i No. 6,760.) "111"11 °.-.- AUST RALIAN LINZ 101 la . D arn and MORI'S mod 40 la jj d TOM amp.- %l ar red ir am 1 Ul- % alba Ilettim icst.alints Welearer la ao budb =doe nada Arm la IDA la mead Der Illw/ Witt sad . l=twable De l tof rk e ~. a t gm e ag6 r il gr lerearloonn eno tor a to = l eabn i r ievrn pair ead baarlam i -.OW tialid at trotgla at p i mp _________________---------1 NlNOwi rmt. a 0 and %hi and MOORS'S AuErnwagur LINE a. ray II foas4.4 . el row our.--sor K da OJN nt. IST TOWN Dineale red ail all la • lea a* well•laeas 4tos, ba, 16 Lusk* i. toor IR Wed= a 110 see the iira now e l " n " st 4 = b y the Waal there W ei 'm w e e el veil Imam for ce sad aostartabis ale y enn. , swa m= far oattiaer r tr i ao m et. ai rrer i t z at •r t esliel =airnsebe i lfeet ° ;at to morn gni Noma& sUlinonolrost It SL 61 4 ----------------- Dftelm asabak.. 4". 1 4 IVIVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE "' —n a j, et WENT SIIIP.-11: BMW TOWN Ille o so . will • Yoar, sbeebi wpm "k i migataly, the basatied am, el*!' 8 11." 4 lebia; 19282. loliWor 40 WSW T• d• VOL dwa-N. • ast ballt under medal " hit "' k of D vr i pag. Th " "i l i i H r ,... it i c r . t f o o rskajza . 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St. Ileimeadbas ;dr to Da% t sad 110084 oe goods • b la Peal r 414 ■ IL mon •o Ano I 1,60 1.111 ri US. &X I I$S I,m mos US B 8.273 s. 81: ciday the pilot 'shear Based le 'the Java as Me le as pilet. el het heat. *on Await ad me:peels& Ie I I at the hoe it sad is w paw= plowed fealties i dm* the mai Ma Of MO NU a, beets( lornei squailrea ill lie parthaesi bus dashed. hla ireation of tie ~pod " Ira saws of IMP M 6o a rra youill in Idris as lb* elisset g thew la OM dal= le Me , summary* winnimitig I sins "ir "iesvnisi te a. awe Ilia MO" 11. zi azzrzt diement 1 DEATHS. Ly, the wlis ollit Wroe•rood. 941 . isughtem i boo, the vita et wtettem, the e ll ' ewringtat•th ivits t-robd, the will ti H. 4tepbeis acaild".l%i A 11010 041. 1 Discoork.Zio ry Jane, gtisareb• W . u• ' xartmat o4ll ` mag eorksao llll l W akso c i al & caailow ad. LM 41 r apt a 'IP`II SILK /MOM LIVIOI/001. cut Qualm/owl' so 1(1W TOM. TaIILIVIRPOOL, NEW YORK, sad 'ilUD i p a riarAß7 00WAST= 21 1: Weft thde ajdorbal boa law Wiling the V/ Mir rift LIVIRFOOL for lOW TOIL CITY 0/ 13111 - 1714Iniaday, lea. 18. ICANNIA2OO, Sakarbay, Jan. IL AM o._A Wray mg wag Manila Oalla = pmeaatiziall Oman= asAllag= "l/ 12= 11611, Ilia 11 aocardlag 1. w meca Oa s sitaaaran, U Warr. lama ladmift •31 prodder saaked. far Oisab, Se VllsilMasa, sad Ilellidi Oalaaala, tabu! us awl a rA p r i. •....-,.. tstAbwr aseNealame NMI SO n, Welsavkaala Llvapsal & at I* iil HS M i t a dre Itakt Wlllsapirreet. Oft. nIINARD LINX.—BRITISH and NORTH • ANCISCAII AMU NALL ST lit Adisamiq Win= iniatro"VaINVIIIR sod bibs= POOL and BOSTON,sI Alps d RAM to WI aid revolve and slant. 4 1111 2 Wog ve sew yew& ore IP9 S Mall ban Uneveid, saw et Oak to visee!rol4l malls: - • --- •alia." Tic; sad ge — arie r , Jas. 14. • Tat* goods for Nassau ood Havaaasle. is be Issastarred st ow York (subject to Me permission of the rabid elates adbasitlas' on board tba ILDI 5.3. Corsica. 1711 CA. for DORTON, Saturday , J. li. ittIirIALASIAN, 6or 211 V/ TOBL, htmdq. Jae. ffi Now amotic isobodlog at/award's to provrom. but MIMES Woo et Nabors :--To Halifax NA Book& chid Gob* • : socootl nib. Alt. To Now Took clad debts. . nosed odd; AA freight to Halifax. &otos, sod NoorYartr. =reskstot 6 por mt. prim age.—Apply to J. B. Tata, it„ Old tendon J. IL Canis, Nam. sod 12, Moo oio birise,Parts G. end J. Boma, Baoltazraolroot, Olartiow ; D. NY C. *whir, Quendowit , or D. mad C. Nadver, d, Water. Ma IhirpooL THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT I.BBt)CIAT lON (JULIO Inspasary Oltoss—Chasby•houas, IllahUpasata-atrest. Laadoa. 2ad January, lea. NOTICE IS 11.2168 Y GIVEN, that tha SLANE/EN BOOZE Mk /doodad= MU ho CLOSED on sad attic the 1111 h frataat tha t d lastast, both days Inanely*, peopaistary to the Gmall 2Laattro—Dy order, W. C. WINTEZEOTEOIL thisramy. IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT CRYASSOCIATION (United). GIVIN. that tin Orel ORDINARY - ItYJITING of the Struehoiders in this Association 1;11 bsrald at the London Tavern, Blsl opsnanstreet. in the at, ot London, on MONDAY, the Ilird day of January, ISM at Meeks* at noon precisely, for the repose of receiving the Mint el the Directors and statement of At weenie, of declaring and for mend psrpoeea. this aseeting the at... N. of two auditors for the ensuing year will take place By oilier of the Board, W. C WINTRIDOTTOM, Seersnia. Crosby-hone, Dishopegatneireet, Jas. 10, 1163. Fcelebrated lINITKDBERVICI 8067 umf'sum, 4d. and ed. each, sold by all ntliors and peen Woodson& the Idasdaa bet the rub ric s stsetild adz la Hari and see that tb. aano of I. C. sod I.IIIW Is Mks sessasestss, boa, add tablet. Wholesale sod tor espertsdien Works. DMA MARSH, LAMISIS, LONDON, IL, WIMPS soy be obiakod their Prise Medal Persasse Oodles. ILI REGISTERED INCUBATORS sad ArITrICIAL MOTHIIIB. Prior £lO. AM and See and Co.. taeaulaeturtre 19t, albany-erevot, Iteses Ai t l i r . SA. KW. The Incubator Is capable of ooatalnlog 560 pheessere upp, mad ether ear, le proportion RIIIMBVB ROSEWATER CRACKERS, 1111". 4 !miss Parties, b. per dam Six doses /KKslf-a- MEM% FLORAL VIENNESE lAN, palsied es Wood by Mabel Artists, sod perfumed with different Flowers. from M. Ms%palsied with dowers .at as receipt of 84 strove RAPRILICHIISSEUR, or PERFUMED SHOWER amrialEm idasa, Is. So ws its ; lory, So. ed. ZUGL.i RiMME. Psrhoser by Appointment to BAAL the Prisms off Maka s mom sod 14. CORNBILL. EEwwzmierb mum al—us. narKx-ersgsr. 1.4311D0N. rpo PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The return •■• of youth to their respective boardiagechoola Induces vollettude fur their personal comfort and attraction, and ROW- LeiPs• jegegsnag olf., for acreleratial the gr owtb and %Proving and beautifying the hair, howlan if if idydur, for itn akin and complexion, and removing cutaneous and lowland' Waite. or Pearl Dentifrice. for Few *Meg the teeth beautifully white and preeery lug the lee tentidered indispensable accompanimente.—gold by A. ROW IMO and SONS, to, tiattoogardes, sad by chemists and par maga Lek for lowlands' articles. JORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE "ME EMU RXIMACEED and CURED hs owe minute. without or the least by Mr. L, egent-street. Lies attended b p y ain, Rendallif RENDAL preferred. R Terms, fa. ed. NM. Mr. Renton has testimonials from the Royal Family, IM Leitzb may be seen, with thousands of others, front :—Trore all of Ebirdom. . elsollar to the following the 11 Rev. wn lord bishop of London •• Mr. Kendall hasoffeetua ly cured ase cores on my feet without giving any psis. - -" Sir Robert misander, St, St. James's-place, has had two large Mclean* and antra 'Untied from ha feet by Mr. Randall, and can strongly itteinmend him." _ _ 6iserve, /13, Regent -eyed Quadritat. KEATING'S COUGH I:OZENGES are daily reeereeeded by the Amity—testimonials treat the most emu* et whoa may be Impeded—as the moil effectual, We, ;tsod eaanoleat remedy for Coat* asal ell .Itieers et am, Chest Throat Sold to boxes. U. led— Uaa, Zk ts. ed. sa dd le . each. T. KEATING. Chemist 79. 86. hes Cierch . yerd, lamdou. Sold retell by all Amulets, to. LAIWE—The LETTUCE contain" an active ILlb.pie the Lstantne, which possesses all the : 1 2)6•wtthoet Its &insert —Mr. O. JOZIAII= ai tit ,:t b fookei , Weems* • !Imp and a . /Wool Lbws teecemendsd by the Mediate NO.11•11111111 ler is * ._ lBol ass. ambit* sod MI eked affectlees. BM& Iht.; and ts. ad. Me, by post. ls. and 3e. 64. THI INVIGORATIVE NERVINIC ESSZNCI The most scientifically mewed and most powerful mark Mw• medial ever tatrodumd ; redone to thew normal tweditlee ▪ woretioaa, an the httemity of which partite beat& as M s. It M • swift for debility of ell kinds, ated Pin Me mew v i u own% . 4lter legrediman pepsime mad phseplete el soda. beiseacial to the nervosamit ?doe sa or four quantities in am tar t ileP ile d li A4Veeste, Baumgarten and Co, SW, Ward-street, Yeaeharebetreet, LC., Lusies. hPrOVils US saw - n *toe, sae um then ids NS vas Pl* e BENSON, J. W., WATCH andOLOCK by warrant of syyotalooM to B.L.H.the Mime of Wales. Pt* medallist. ns ; out hasoorablo toarellok dna th— uspofeciery, itt tad K loolgotehlh. Leeesa. LModtMAd HO. VIIIMON, .7. it, Maker of the Gnat Clock for .1.3 the latiesatienal Lthibittee of LW and of the Meese graph, by whiqb wee thee. the Defter of WI. 116. aed IMf, end of $3 sad t Loan =c o of to the inesenanneat of Ltme.— ee, BENSON, J. W., begs to invite the Nobilit , Gentry. sad Pubilo to las Zetabbaomat Lu white baying been incrawid la dee by the addition of two Mew ta the rear, la sow ea, tba Meld *slowly* sad ridgy. skooked In landau.- SI end Si, ta4pesain. 855130 N, J. W., by the aid of steam r, improved reschMery, end workmen at dr Milk le mutat to g a: doecription at xereketssi Near" tram re man e we to the working =ea eabeteatiel timekeeper. —is sad M. Ida 127LNEION, J. W.—His Workshops contain an odtalont ate ot mocking'. soloctint from the bad London Mow, sad boos As SWIM of Promo, estorp, and thollatts land. Thou ant supkood sot oily In tin talutOiduni. Out Ut tbs of Iralobea. -Si and Ludgate-hill 11111 Meta, J. W., for the Convenience of hie Itaaaatoaa Castamota. has °pawl MANCH MITA& LISHIIII4TB at GC Westteurae-grove ; 164, Tottenham-mart loadiataMlL ras4 : sad ltalkt laverWtowsesway.—laanatmetery, U sad 34 IOTAL •GRIOULTIIRAL. HALL The tilk cd Landon I crt the Gnat ammo of MCP RIFPODROIII and CIRCO, boa Madrid. Coadaai obang . cd Novelties. ROYAL AORIOULTURAL HALL. 748111011A1111 1116111ING I.II.IIOIIXLMIL DAYS, ed ilkineikvs, sad Ward "al I °Woe& Orabose to be order a& L 1110tENSONE ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLT/T, free JLO hyping tor those gOO% sauteing' a *cot Itlotary of Isom. kgbyla vim sad insbits lbw M. ia aospedi et ow 110 ed to isisot a watch . ea have It alma We by 1a15a..4111 lad Ladpbabilt, Loatke. BENEIONII WATCHES.—" The Moven:testa are of the of floooll quality wbich tho art of horoloa is at primat =lprirteshg."—lVaskated tansies Nan, Noverstar, S *ad Si. I.o‘loll-KU. I/J0604. BSON'S WATCHES. —" We have selected for JILIP suravisi am of Us wash MINS. MI which • Mrso wryerMaablbUsi by ILL.Momms. To tbk depertmag of art limm~sr• IU. Baron km pdd mmed•l attentloo.'—Art JammL Imo* IM.—U mid M Ludesi•UlL London. 'ROYAL •GRIOULTITRAL HALL waId.JLIV Uagettesdried easeeetiese in Qs bran Watt bi the L'IL/STIANA WIN; the ereelleekftweleireee ot the ; 11411 e. LINA 11(31WANT, Nakao ANIUDG, rd • one of thArV other talented Lads Artleles. lENSON'B WATOHlB.—Chrououtototo of tbo jewelled throughoak .11.1 Walled quilts of which the art la a& wisest oailsbla, gold CO Owe took 143: buers. : mitts, awes. 11114 sal *rem 1141 114.-38 swift Luclog•llllLnt DENBO WATCHES. —lndependent Cautre ascark eallaile tor warier. Norte& or icisnitge prim: air rimer MIS karts to M i lt iseesir_ Fed perk Writers; 4146.-811 sod i 4. Ladasto-SW. 'DOTAL AGRICIILTURAL HALL. .1.111 HIPPODIIOIIE, Maui, and Spectacle, Sports of the Cur deem, Imam Chariot Seeing, Course dee Amasous, llet Bade& fleeepie Chaatag, &e. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL. Mr. PRANK LOWE pi Grr•A Wag% M. Mad If Hew Lomond Pa" MAW Um Molikb. Mr. Nowsouge, lie maramid L.w Hs aropo. Introdao• mat igismed d 100 Gimp at Mumma( Moos IA l MagoUland Mod Bona . tK tig.-SS INBOII3 WATO R 2 8.--Osotre-seconds, Isyslisd Is II Miss, doebleAssial ewes, 41111; silver 4911 ; a Swiss gad. an. aim. • sod SI Lu 1749. NEION'S WATUlall.—Kryleas Meobasism applied to $M brim, sad oar isovassats of t.lte 99419•1 ir ds y s sAffidsit. Gold an" 46 : silver, 9.16.-13 and 116. &masa. lidlebtlabed 17* MIKNBONS WATCHIS, on Itaxoved Principles Li of tho War osaipesornt. rosoom balsam Itortomeil Cizstiroodl redadjoolod like ebrosoomeor for het or cold ; gold gam SC and Mt —SS rod 1i LatheMo-LUL L a =SON'S WATCH/S.—The laver &cape moat poonsins Was advan bou N: great stringth, maim of pries. nod 0001114 y cd wan hod ammo yahoo 4.--31 and 34, Ladoga-hi Yinabliand ll* ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL. °PLY SVIJIY IMMUNE; M BMX. oceramsom at helt-prat. Adarladan Pftvale bum (Isolittarg parems), 30a; MIL.* Tickets to Me same, M . Itaservot seaM ausiberml M.: Olos, ; toread Qom L ; the whore at Me Offilieriell. act. Box.aMor open daily tram eleven im tour. Pro = Mt. Um. P!tae AaVas Hamm Ma. Jobs Rio. EM'S NSON WA I OMIB.—Tb. "plate Levee ovenmeat le VW, st and amps* cenetwasst apes the Ming lowerr4 thee avoiding the Udders of aro tux Sato atch, la which the balance is Owed above the sgete.—nit awd Le4pAeddi 11. R 1580W8 WATCHOL—FineIy-finished 4-plst• Tarve Ntoreeerete, balsam, fewelled dc.: oDw tem didd ergs, die ter , Mt: bemieee, Lit SMer cases, did ; Maki& Ed.—UNA Id WPMIL VIENBOSI3 WATCHES. —Lever "plate Move .ll.l wok *oast ta:gOid amok dab he sestbisea. open !bee gilmis: oftese. Ulm HAAS to "''‘ It 4081 . 01040 11 1. iliptaktifaed no. - 1110180N11 WATORlP.—}slatio Leffler Move .lllJ semi. 919•1199. 4999199999 99999009ai Am for rawiliesso. 14 guar. bir .tics. =r t. BUM 9 galases Iniston. 10 gidalllLlS IAU VIENSOWS WATCUalifiat Ledi •ailieUished rtzi t t y bserad t oos r et is t Wari ek sadsio e. 14 16. EVINSON'S WATCH/23. Full-plate Lever Megumeet, Pirated. Magas doable-Waked gol4 came. du I.r gsmllimm eggs tam, ligalarg 'gaudier. anger, 6g% assn MW,, g pilogag—ig gad 14 Iguypteggg- TIVINBOIIII WATCHER.—FuII-ptate Lever Li Movement, *NOM. gold caa. Ns ter genlimen. open It &mai : hulas, 1{ gybes,. Ither,6 odors 7Wneas.-33 sad Ladget•-klll istablishod RWENT MIISICLHALL, Regent- suet. West rufraufor.—Oroat Atlnotioss—lmaiore Rama Hays you also Ito Groat Atha et YANG}--Open livery itrinfts sti o'dook. BIINSON'e WATCHIB.—IreII-plate laver Novara; goody llobigod. sines gold ass open he., to vistas , Mutton. AIL gavot amok k. 7 Igo Itagiony 1.8 106— = and 34 Ladgateblll. Ilitabliabood 170. WOOLPACY TAVICRN St. Pear's-alloy, Cornhill. —A mil ~.• Boom, with GRIDIRON 90 the lbst ai rr s haa been atoned, whm Laseitecsa Disown and rimy roonirt are mend with the same exotilence that Ma obtained Ibr the boom Oa high mpatailea. N.B. —The beet SMOKING 100 W In Looks. MUDIIrS SZLECT LIBRARY (Limited). SW Mr Subscription (tor the must books), O. Oulu& per anus. Ciro 3 Subsoription, Halts-Oulu& per . . . . iieneet Mats of tie peoetpal week, a$ peewit In eirealation, catalogues el earplug copies witlidswern tree sok, at mails re amed mow, sad Bete of books la orroakental Mailings adapted low permit mod iwbool pates, are now »wiz, and wlll be for. wet dwl. poetises free, on application. Neer Mrwt, London; City reel, k Wag-street, Clasapeldet. 'VIEW= and BON'S UPHOLSTERY and CIAIURIT TURNITURI PROW ROOKS. PI, St, and 84, Darsonsotrost, W. Attains r nqsastad to Uwe spacious dhow MOM with* ate mane ths lawn Loodan. ocasiaaniss &great radii" el ovary description ot turaltaro, ot ths beat quality.sed modanta prios. (11113T10N.--IDOOKS'S celebrated RIL&DING SALM for lish, alma Basta Soups, Orsvies, Sot sad cold M sad oarandied for isaasi ess, is sold by ris =Ll%Oman is wawa It Is aismiastsrod air bi of ass SrsilikSor• CRAS4 II ML D. "' strest, litesd Tha t i ts . WOW liii. Warsholus. I oasis us Spurious 1111AELOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new Ismnbisi. so admirably or Ibm • th o le mell us maid casks, =Sy be mind or tilted on It labour or tumble. 154 action Is so Impalpable awl dot mdiment al Ms mast limld Onid by so pcmdbillty can Do disturbed mei ft.. no.. us., lo b. god lam steam BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No muting rapdrod. No mom OM beer or soar wino. Prim ad.: Mb* —Apply dim* to JANNIS DAZIAW. palseas., e r2Vilm4Mmt, Msn.llo4boass. am Mat Ws mom mid edema No os only artiola : all Wismw mallrions badatlama Ingravings 18Mk. Islaidiabod IMM OS SMITH% PURE COLZA OIL OR SMITH'S MODERATOR LAMPS. FOX SMITH'S SOAP, CANDLES, it c. .." C l a t a m ut etrsi rat •1 1 . rt. `lll7' psuPoTra CRINOLINE& 7s. &I. tHILPOTrB CRINOLINES. 10s. 6d. HILPOTT'S CRINOLINES. 12e. 6d. HILPOTTS CRINOLINES. 15s. 6d. HILPOTT'S CRINOLINES. ISe. 6d. puILPOTT'S CRINOLINES. 21s. Od. HILPOTT'S CRINOLINES. 26e. Od. HILPOTT'S CRINOLINES. 30e. Od. pumPoTrs 37. Vi , I C I A MT 4 INES. 42e. Od. NOBLEMEN, Clergymen, the Gentry, eal others, requiring advances (to any extant) oa load o r other property of a bona Ode character, ratting to place Oct capital on th e escuritlee mentioned, effect traamotioss either way by applying to Ileum MO2O and Co, Itenbland, Norwich. COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS. 3ZW sad ISITIOVID DZATONS. A largo samortosent ready wade at Ts. Id., as. Id.. 10a 6d., sod lb. Id. each. Host pietist's, well Amok, bads to mason SS lea Id. sod lb. Id., patterns of sada bat post tree for two otaispa.-RODOZZI sod Oa, Pa, Ilartla'frlaao, Curbs. coma Idoldiaboda)yeara Oa jars Masai& TMPBOYMMINTS in SHIRTS. A. YODOINN IMPILOVID OOLAZZA MATS, air for Oa Good modal stOrto (our No. S 4). In all gaga tea. Oto baN4O RICO a 11" p.r1=,t r olrg i a—NO aoca a rG eb Eira i Zrelo.. girt Prlend =re. 80, St. /ma Obarlagerom Idabiblwal years. Oa war Froopda THE PALL MALL GAZETTE, An IVILNINQ IiNWSPAPII sad ItiVILBW. It Is dlikult to describe re piss of an enterprise like the " Pell Melt Osiers" without arming to boor, orb decry the efforts d oasts. Bet we in cavilling to roe Me Marry of • few words of esprastieg, and we Menke* Ina the candour of the neder ices • jest isterpretation cd oar reanlng. The "Pall Mall Hartle " will saran all the news proper to Y enure jaerna Bet. addressed as It will be to educated men and women, the space of the gems will tot be by Weise chronicles, nor by th at mess of words de no thing to the Interest of newspaper swords, while it destroys their agracasee. latemy eradderstions elms wear tern Mee re to ban oar news reports written In ern ragas& ; bet beyond those there N IM tea that the below to be fund is inst u k e en m axidest of bursa life or soda polity en lost Is the t homage Is which they an oommoa nanated. made knows by the morning pews may be discussed in Me " Pell Mal Omar • of the rase day. but they MB sot be moral anew. insiweethy advises trait Ms steam market will be Included la the sewed the gay. The red a the paper (by far the greater pert) will be made up of °floral macre, upon the many things which engage the rho or emp loy emallek or ranee the leisure of man kind. Public .Raters, Meerut% the err, end all the Influences which strengthen or Mardi society. MB be dimmed by sues Muse indepuedence sad authority as, mealy usquestioastie, sad who en seouraused to rimed the purr szprseste of Fos es • serious thing. This Is the chief aim of the • Pail Omer. :" to bear lab daily loareallan that full meneure thought sad culture which Is now found ally In a law re vieA des same Um we by so seems tread to arks the pew =or solems. Humour Is too powerful, es too to he heft out a the Mass whisk will lose rue at the atomism of oomelosal Waling H • thing on. he sot better In verse than Is prom It will be rid In rem tpipm, but not spite—burlesque, bet cut vultr e —Mil be readily ad mitted Into its columns • sad Mace • sis o ft en as illustrative as se arguroest, good pikes MB be we too. 1$ will be understood that this edvertieemest Is rather • prosisaistion of idea ad of moot then of promise. But the ors is sot made before • large uurebor of able waters Cr= i pted the idasotod pledged theurelne to the effort. Oteoc of the " roil Mali Gesette," Barbruyareek Wend, W.C. Tzfl-DENTAL SELP-MANAGEMENT. r i t i dszpositioa al Mr. ICSIILL'e PATIOFTED IRVIN SION * the 0021371111CT10N d ARTIFICIAL TERM Irmo appUeselds, or. bv pod, es receipt ol ono starap.-16 Gros vosor4rtrod, Boaddrod. pas COMPANIES ACT, 1882. The Forms sad Account Books required sager the above Act. also nL other Undo of Armorial Books, with every Natatory re. quhalto for Public Comprise, the Ooentlavlioese, to., lap tel se the best Mom. ?delft of every deseriptioe. Cotithetes lbogeoved sal Meta: oSolel heels ets. Wined and emoted. Ash sod Mt. N. ftset44eet. LC.. sad London-hrldgo, NAVAL AND MILITARY. ____•__ (MN LAST MOST'S worm) WAR-OFFICE, PALIAIALL. Jas. 10. Hamorable Artillery &gamey ut leedoe—Lieutemat, wile Me reek al Gorda* Joke William Parker Field, to be motels ; Liestemet Mime DOAN to lie septa* vim Boers. reeved ; Brigs New Howard Hayward to be heatemat. Moe Ritkerdee. promoted ; Ensign Healy Jerrie Alked belireteumat. vim Def iler. ADMIRALTY', Jog. 7. Royal Marino Light lalnalrind Liestattant and Qom semester Albert Meaty Omprd, to be sapient, view Ron rhos. retired as fall pay ; Seacaed Lieutenant Thomas Lakin to be first liestosaat. rho Owed. Tim following earned gentlemen owlets base bees appointed osoond liestomaate :—Oeslionen Owlets Robert Brooke Kirchhoffor, Robert Dead .. Dolma Awn* Edward Berry Horeb. Adapt's' Brett Oreellis, Axes' Hosing Ma:land, Janne Kerrey Pries, Alezarwler Renard Dee Banes. Rabid Walker Hentbeete, Roger Pine *Asa Alexander Andrews theapia. ADMIRALTY JAI 6. Onsmasider Fredonia Eakiss Johann, to be retired atis tais, frees let January, 1886. Ouromsoders Walter William May and Marks Conran Talbot have boss plead on the retired list of their rack, from let January, 1866. Mr. William Brown ha ban promoted to the mak of chief sapaser is nor Weals diet. Mr. William Powell ha boa promoted to the rash of eating newer is her Majesty% Hest, with senitrity Ist Deousber, ADMIRALTY. JAL 7. Mr. Joseph Sharp, Mr. William Oran, Mr. Issas Baugh, cad Mr. George Edwards lave bees promoted to the rank of Brat alms mantissa arisen' ii the fleet, with sestority of 28th Deana*, 1864. ADMIRALTY, 9. Mr. Gems Alexander Browsing has bees this day promoted to the rank of master a her Majesty's bet. ,—Captain ADMIRALTY, JAN. 10. A. L. Mansell, to t. Hydza. Commander G. R. Wilkinson. to thsFirelly, Aatistant.Clark H. B. 8. Eons to I. Dauntlam. Natal Cadets (neminatod iad C:lns and E. D. Modems. Act* Engineer J. . to the Dimities& Assistant Loewe: 13. to tit. Indus. on sow HYAM old Co.'s ATTIIIM for GINTLIMXN, osind ffe, OVerdatevit, W. All tits Utast productlons to COATINGS. VIIITING% tee Gentlemen s Autism and Wiator Attire. Tbs saw potions for ?rooms and Vesta, which are di/vivid in Oat vatUty, see specially reconsmeaded. Overcoats. Ila to Cs ; Mater Capin, lls. to 7Ba ; Juke* Ids. to eta : Drees Coats, AK to 10a : Pew& Con* Den to 761. ; Draw Volta, la St to Vs .; Salta 42a. to Vs. Hats sad C. wills floskey, Shirts, Us- Avila% Lc, In groat tainsly. IMPRIMIS FROM PARIS 7 0101 0171 OWN PARA Tuna's Samara M. Mould's financial report Ootitaine nothing to explain why its publication has been so unutvelly ' delayed. It reads remarkably smooth. It is of course impossible for a oasaal observer to dissect and assign their just value at a moment's notice to the ably manipulated figure* of a financial minister. There is, however, one fact which stands out in broad relief. Two years ago M. Mould raised a loan of 300 millioas upon the express ground that the floating debt came to 960 millions, I which was a " ciasgerom amount." That loan has been absorbed, sad the floating debt is admitted on Jan. 1, 1865, to have risen again to 809. On K lould's own principles, one doer not i.e what is to dap another loan in a very short time. M. Retaier has been commissioned to make a report upon " deosatealimation," the name given for increasing the powers of like councils-general and municipal ootincila I have bad occasion to ober►e before that' this project may be laudable as tending to suppram fifth wheels in the coach, bat so long as elections am not freely and fairly conducted, the cause of liberty will pin nothing by changes of this sort. Local tyrants VIM be leas dependent upon agents of central tyranny, but self- government will be as far off as ever. The election in the Charente Infdrieure is not definitive, no candidate having attained the " abso lute majority." The state of the poll was approxi matively as follows: K Leclerc, government candi date, 8,600; K Paul Betlimont, democratic oppo sition, 7,806 ; K Osbion, independent, 6,444. There can be no doubt whatever that at the second poll next Sunday a sufficient number of K Gabion's votese will adhere to K Paul Betbmont to insure his return. This will be the most important sw oon of the opposition ever obtained in the pro vines.. In the town of Rochefort, one of the dis tricts of the Charente Infdrieure, IL P. Bethmont polled 3,422 %Mast 433 given to the government candidate. The Bishop of Montilla (Mgr. Dreux-Brifrd) has set M. Baroche'e circular at defiance, and read the Encyclical from the pulpit. In a. circular to his clergy he boasts of this act, and recommends them to study his example of the way to moo/wile his duty as a " sheep " of St. Peter and a pastor of his desks. He knows nothing of any lay intaglio tion. All he knows is that where is Peter there is the church, which alone can "bind and unbind." He 111111090086 his intention, when time shall serve, to go on and enlarge upon the damnable nature of 'the 80 propositions centienused by the Holy See. It is quite relteehing to see a bishop take issue with the civil power in this manly way. The government, if it does not mean to be beaten, mast do something far more efficacious tha;rl appealing to the Council of State, as it is reported to-night it means to do in the case of the Anchbishop of Cambrel. The Council of State can " blame ; " but what will the Bishop of Moulins ears for that it —be will glory in the impotent censure which he provokes. The concordat was made for a time when the clergy really wished to live in harmony with the civil power. It Is Inapplirible ke tits gams belli which has now arisen. The Pattie contradicts the news that the French government has issued a diplomatic circular relative to the Encyclical. It is " probable "—(read oer tain)--that M. Drouya de Lhuys has imparted to K de Sartigas, the ambassador at Borne, the im pression made on the court of the Tuileries by the manifesto of the Holy See, but no circular has been sant to the French representatives at other warts. TEI HOSOMMB Po Oa OnMonday morning, at half-past 8, Sarah Turner, usedlewoman, aged 30, died in the female ward of the Newport-market Refuge. She was admitted in the ordinary way ea Deo. 30th, was found t o be suffering from disease of the heart, accelerated by exposure and want, never rallied from the time of her admission, and her body now lies in the dead. house of es. Anne's, Soho. It is satisfactory to know that when once in the Refuge she received all mammary medical and other attention, ►nd that though/be was unavoidably kept in award crowded with other poor women, every effort was made to secure to her Let moments quiet and pesos. She I had no Mende. She persisted in this to the very last, and to all gentle questions as to whether she I wished foe the presence of relative or connexion at her deathbed, she repeated the sadly significant answer, " She had so friends." The seas of this poor creature may be rapeseed at any refuge at any time and we give it prominence late on areonat of the depth of it denotes—anti surely tra ged y itself contains nothing more touching—Qum from certain circumstances connected wish her death whisk seem to show very fully hew little the work house authorities have profited by recent admoni tions, and how premature are any ,congratniselmis •on a better system having been introduced. It was fully believed at the Refuge on Sunday morning that Sarah Turner would not linger through the day, and when night came on, and she was still alive, it was felt thst to admit other women into the ward, to peak the living side by side with the dying, would be downright ernelty,4 and must be avoided at all hazards. Throughout the week this had been done, and necessarily, but „ when it became certain that the last moment was at band, the authorities shrank from thrusting the strange faces and weird Iguitet of the homeless women, admitted for the night, upon the death bed of the poor wretch whose hitter trials said pd. vations were so soon to sad. litemembesing that there were confessedly twice as many beds in the different parochial casual wards as have ever been required, it was endeavoured to draft off the women to the vicious Workhouses in the vicinity. ~lt would arum that nothing should have been less diffiealt than this. The necessity was urgent; the ample oharsoter of the local accommodation provided had been strongly insisted on ; the Refuge possessed claims Cl its own independently of the wants of the people , and the duty of either admitting er providing for the des titute has been so remedy and so strat both by the Poor-law Board and pa lio opinion of the oonntry, that it would be only natural to suppose workhouse officials ready and 7121 tc' act up to the spirit of t should be so poorly tb.ouvri by fa i r' It was first sought to obtain workhouse beds for ;be female " oessals" who had bees takes in at ten on Sunday evening, and it was not until two the following morning that the task was given up in despair. A batch of eight were taken in at St. James's workhouse, in Poland-street, but the answer at St. Marlin's-in-the-Fields was " frill, and einnot admit." The same reply was given at St. Gases ; and though six women were provided with tickets at Bow-street for admission into the workhorse of the Strand union in Cleveland-streak so many wore still left is suspense at the it that the resident clergyman had himself togl u a g : dismal rounds in the hope of inducting the various workhoase authorities to provide for more. The result was that four women were taken in at Poland-street. in addition to those already re- soh and that the master ,e 6 She luatishemstr , ) ease offend to taite—im-eilarbs—ipses.44ll6.... It is given out this evening that the number of ships of war to be disarmed in accordance with the economical and peaceable views set forth in M. Foidd's financial report is no less than 33 ; but it is at the same time stated that care will be taken to make the reduction in such a way as not to affect the service of the naval stations. The summeful bat, as yet, anonymous author of "The Maeda " and "The Religious." is about to publish a third work entitled "The Jesuit." MR. FORBTICR, M.P., AT BRADFORD. BRADFORD, TazioAT Num. But the various applications, pleadings, arguments, and intercessions had involved so much time that it was two o'clock in the morning before the clergyman returned to the Refuge with the welcome news that indficient shelter had ' been found. But the poor worn-out creatures had meanwhile succumbed to fatigue, and were crouched asleep upon the stairs, th e passages, and approaches leading to the ward where the dying woman lay, and it wssthougbt more merciful to permit them to sleep NI thus to give them a long walk through the sold dark streets, with the certainty of being turned • oat again a very few hours later, according to law. This, however, was a matter purely within the discretion of the Refuge authorities, and the fact remains that four hours were wasted before a variety of workhouses could be induced to do what &nye°e of them should have done as a thing of course. If these obstructions sad refusals were experienced by the agents of the Refuge, we may readily conceive what the unassisted pauper has oc casionally to undergo. We have no doubt that the workhouses said to be full were so in reality. We inspected the casual wards of St. Martin's again on Monday evening, and found 63 people housed, and ' every available inch of room occupied. Not only were the wards previously in use crammed to reple tion, and so close from the many people packed away and their defective ventilation as to be certainly prejudicial to health, but other parts of the old premises bad been utilised, and earnest and praise worthy e ff orts to provide for the greatest number possible were strongly apparent. But whether full or not is beside the question. The law says the destitute are to be sheltered, and takes no cog nizance of the sire and capabilities of workhouses or the disposition of guardians. If there is no room within the gates, parochial functionaries are to see that qualified applicants are housed elsewhere, and it is at their own peril if they neglect it. We are bound to state that there is • discrepancy between the account given neat the Refuge and that I shown by the houseless poor book at the Bow-street police-Alio°. A reference to this shows us that the six women sent were admitted, but no mention is made of any having been refused. The reason of their transfer from the Refuge, asgiven by the mes senger sent, is that typhus fever was raging therein, • and it was sought to preserve the women from the chances of contagion. Which of the two statements is correct is really immaterial to the grave question at issue. What we ' wish to ascertain is that the workhouses really provide ler our casual poor. Their obligation to do se is said to rest as the signffication given to the words "lariat necessity." Will no o n e be public eginted enough to try the bearing of the 'brass at liw 1 It has never been satisfactorily debned, and though there is no moral doubt that such women as were bandied about on Sunday night were entitled ,to shelter, it would be eminently satisfactory if the Biel were established on a legal bans. There is no look of money for charitable purposes—the New port-market Refuge itself has received more than 3,0001. since we first called attention to its admir able working ; there is certainty in this country a strong disposition to take care of the weak of all clessee—witaase our societies for the protection of credulous tradesmen and homeless dogs ; asd it will be a scandal and a shame if the responsibility of the workhouse be left much longer in doubt. A "Paupers' Protection Society," which succeeded in convicting and punishing all functionaries who refined relief to the urgently necessitous, would do more towards settling this vexed question 'than is likely to be accomplished by say quantity of vague denunciation however deserved, or sentinsialol pity however heartfelt. Mr. Forster, M. P., addrewsea his ocisEituenta to-sight at St. George's Hall. Thera wee a leap sadism*. Mr. Alden's. Brows presided. Mr. Feaster reviewed at Loeb the pallor WI the employ ow the Daeo-Gormaa euestioa, wieteadkeg that the offset _ _ _ _ WOO4 t irfloll, Jag- P. of the clienteles once the public woad be to prevent intiriessecie In the future to foreign crash. On the question of Wenn be wee daubed whether ..y ma ewe would be curried by the present porlisateet, bat he bettered Use prestutt state of thaw amid not Wit mach i vele of immaiblies ia Mr. Fords, ins souls's* ended. THE HEALTH OP LONDON. r.i.missars ASTHMATIC BALSAM, es elbeelasi remisft, milks* eminniser the bowels or aelliblS tM las4 tnly dtaiNess sad pleasant is admitted to be the berA ebsis toe lismsdMiely Mining ooughs, adds cordineed mew of asthma, and Weigand °assumption. It fre quent! awes persons whose the faculty pismounce incurable, rigs the ticklint *Wet provokes bequest ell& appeombing ommiuspelos Weals me rely be Furious deprived el sleep. er ems Was dews tee tear of seises. il p = &Bead es read in • low misenlm agar taking wLL ems sold by W. LAMBE= chemist 8, K lianeatrest, MAN-cross, Leiden, and by ell in Md., end three meentitk• oue, la fid. Be partieular l a s arn for tessberra AethasUe askass. The woe iseel sddress ore seemed es She amp. (Fres the P. Rs.ams.) The member, of the Ordnance Select — Oommittwe arembled at the Royal Arsenal practice rasp this day to mitres trial of breech leading rich, which bad bee mom vetted into thew repose from the old paters Rodekis, la ammorknos with a arise addraillid to sumnakers h the war depeemeas sea meths dace A large somber ei pa mastereurre have seesesded is wiapdas the Ruhr! rode as a breecb-loadet, and toseimaos Mai la by the Moat Storm firm, Mesas. Gress, sad other, were tested this day with orb emcees. The rale were fired fracas presumes rest by a sorpast of Royal Artillery employed Is the laboratory department. sad some (4 the weapwe at the rate of 20 meads per minute. The trials will be mattawal &Mai the week. The Weekly retuims of births and deaths for the Miss of the Bailed Klagdma sifted over a P ties al 4161,187 ; ammo( whom 3,713 births and 8,389 &We were registered dui's, the iiist week of the mid* Saturday, Jan. 7, 1365. The deaths in Loudon were 1,660, cc 102 above the corrected average of the eorrarpos?weeks. Lail week the births of 1,048 boys sad 1,016 in all 2,059 children, were registered in Lanka. la Ma ma respoadisg weeks of the Pars 1864-64 the average nun. ber (corrected) was 2,055. At the Royal Observatory, Orseawich, tbe mean height of the barometer is the week was 29/85 la. The mesa temperature of the sir ia the week was 36/ deg., which le o'2 deg. above the average of the same week is 50 yarn The highest day temperature was 49/ deg. oa Wednesday. The lowest night tempera ture ea the grim, as shown by • self.registering that , monistm, read at 9 a.m., wse 19•0 deg. ca Moodily. Os Tuesday there win • rasp of oaly 5'2 deg. of temperature within the 24 hours. The Merlons between the mean dew point teen's:stars sad air temperature was 4/ deg. The mean degree of humidity of the air was 84, maple% saturation being repramoted by 100. Baia fall heavily dm.ig the aftersoes of Ttiunday. The puma direction of the wlad was &W. In Liverpool the births were 321, the deaths 442; in Wmishester and Salford the births 269, the deaths 275: la flioniosharn ties births 204 the deaths 213 ; in Leeds the births 117, the deaths 138. Bristol the births 194, the deaths 81 ; Idiabartelt the births 100, the deaths 90 ; Maurer the births 357, the deaths 313 ;Is Vienna Bic:deaths in the week preceding, when the tow roams was 14'4 deg. lower than in Loudon. RIM MUTATION 07 TRALT.Z. --Speculation is busy in fen the mat is partimariat about to be sacistod by the Atbsrarq-Oennial. as the ormaracm of bir quixotism to tins faked Um* in plain of Yr. Justice Hari amid pa tismas base boos named es candidates, sash berries saw slabs to th• rapessestation, founded arms local 111111M041 sod simmistioom Amos's* than ane Sarlourt Whose. Kr. Donovan Ca merchant is the botmegh). sad Yr. J. Mitass, one of the directors of the Nailing Bash Tb allimogime is also mentio bat it seam not eery probsbes, mist that the bon. intso is dready is the saloymmat of parliamentary bosoms. It is hoped by as esenoreatime tint Mr. Dow may "IL indoosd to miter the aid. as to weld bri sum lo al a bogs mourn of suppost.—Deitahe Drove AL PAL6.OI. Biuwto DAM •••• To sea;, Jam 11C—hanshalana mrassnb, 2,116 . mto 1.110 . Mai. MI& • THOM'S 111311 ALILANAC AND OFFICIAL DIFIC TORY or Gaul Daiwa ism luk:o.—TM sow volume of die Directory foe the year 1886 6r keit eppossed. Sines the "Irish Almeria" edema so as Is eamprehead matters velment" se the (7 Kingdom sad the Colonise. it Me fulfilled • wpm* w no Warr single rouser. me tes& to auserm. Uis ewer • DMA Directory, • Farb*, mastary emegaaienoi peersaps sod barasetage. • naval *ad military, elided. medical, mad legal direstery, • ecespic dints al statistic* sad beads. aD this Ike best &votary ad leased. Rnou Movziourt 4.7 Norintonax.—A tegni aitb• la sow bi sour al elvelere to the Mayer el Not. • I them; requelias ri. wewhip to eouteute • rodeo meeting le wise to esesialite the Mate el tbe recireessoottos ol 11r people is the Oesieeftet home ef peellesert t sod so icpetition sillily spelt pedlemeell to redeem its am the) sables& ; sad idea to evil& tee latiht W. Oirbiese to take tbe Seat to istritire4og • iote rellemest at ea arty penal a! WIWI( NEWSPAPER , z,•,:• :t .,. 7,. - • `. •-',' 9 t,,, , T • • !•! _ _ i 111 4 /1 • v, 1 ii ) t r . AT. 4 _ 1 i • : Ha.. 1161 ' 1 • L , --..... . HT - it!,... i 4 dX 4 . 1 ,1 I •• . , '.1.: - \ ,7 , .;•1' it iL., n. i. . .. , • lui 1 i ~....s_ I • 1 1 ; i , Tr - ' ...•...01 (is... ) no .o 'et ' r l• r e 1.....). /3 , 10(00 . 1 '1 .1.1:41 6 r..L111 v 4 . LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11 , 1846 • ...(Ikamped, id. Additisolai.l CIIVOOIOII I ... - •... INTULIGENCE. pouTn's sliaamais.) Plll3/01Li. BEBLIN, .Tex. 10. if Aooording to reliable information, Prince Frede rick Charles will le►ve ca• Wednesday 'veining for Vienna, attended by Lieut.•Qeneral Moltke. The Prince will return on the 18th inst. THE BANS OF HOLLAND. AMSTERDAM, JAM. 10. The Bank of Holland kaa reduced ite rate of diesonat from 5; to b per cont. CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS. MARSEILLES. SAX. 10. The Ceylon, with the above mails, reached. Mar seilles at 8.30 a.m. to-day. The nails leave for Lawton at IL3O THE AMERICAN NEWS. (hem the Deily News.) Tits news by the Peruvian confirms the only inference we felt at liberty on Monday to draw from &moral BRAGG'S despatch to Mr. DAVI& The re-embarkation of General Btrnatt's troops, after the unsuccessful assault on Fort Fisher, was equivalent to the temporary abandonment of the expedition. It appears that the operations were commenced on Saturday. Dec. 24, by the explo sion of the powder ship Louisiana • but the shock from which so much bad been ex pected produced no effect. Admiral Poems then commenced the bombardment of the fort, and in one hour silenced its fire, exploding two magazines. The bombard ment continued until dark. On the following after noon General Warr= Laded 3,000 troops on the spit upon which Fort Fisher is built, captured two batteries, and advanced within 50 yard/ of the fort, but found an assault impracticable, and withdrew. Most of the troops were embarked the same even ing, and the remainder on the following day. A difference of opinion existed between Admiral Poe- TIE sad General Bowan, the Admiral thinking the preepect of swoon in an assault much greater than the General was willing to allow. Dorian declared that Fort Fisher had been substantially uninjured as a defensive work by the heavy naval fire, and that the place could only be taken by reguar siege. The bombardment was eon linked for a short time after the departure of the Unihn troops, and then Admiral Ponies followed General livriaa to Fort Moirsoz. The experiment appears to have been attended with very little leas, and the sea and land foram may soon be made reedy again for service wherever they are required. It is not to be supposed that the design of closing the port of Wilmington is abandoned. It appears to be the intention of the Government of the United States to employ the forces at its disposal in taking possession of the remaining seaports, and so relieve its blockading squadron from its present duties. Now that Savannah has fallen, the next operations against Wilmington will no doubt be combined upon a different plan, the navy oo operating with a larger military foray commanded by an officer of greater professional experience than General Burt" who seems to have made scarcely any use of his troops. In the meantime we bear of a military expedition against Mobile, which set out from Parapets, in Mimissippi, on the 15th of December. Raiding upon a large scale had taken place for some weeks before, and the last mail brought word that the Federal General DAVISON had arrived at Pascagoula with several thousand cavalry from an expedition in the interior of Alabama and Mississippi. General Gambino, however, appears to contemplate systematic and serious operations. His base is a gulf port in the Sound of the same name, and is lam than 50 miles from Mobile. It will be remembered that the last expedition against Mobile, which placed its harbour in the possession of the Federal., was not aimed at the town, and included a very inconsiderable land force. It is not known by what number of troops Mobile is defended. There are the natal reports in circulation that the place is held only by home guards, but General GIANGIR evidently expects to have to take it by real fighting. The Mistiorippi Clarion of Dec. 11 stated that the Confederate General GAZDNIIIIBII marching for Mobile with 5,500 men, and that the city was in no danger from Davison, "unless he had " a strong column to operate with him." General GRANoes when last heard of was pushing rapidly to Mobile. The intelligence from Tennessee is uncertain, but it is of one complexion, and repre sents Hoon as still struggling with difficulties in his retreat. DECLINI or Strrisertrroi IX !Isms& —A letter from Maple@ sites like usdsrsceetiosed hot as widow et the dulled of supereelliee is that city :—" be the aburelt Del Carmine, celebrated for the tombs of Manniello sad is Goorudiimi is a wooden arociix, which during the doge el . N n, boll 1439 prudes * wed ih bead to av oid ac a ne. bell which had entered the ceareb. Baer sines the head has riots* bane a crop at hair add the Syndic of Naples , socompasted by the nausids:ality. boa every year bass to the habit of cutting cm Christmas Day. Mauy of the wisest beets maintained t the oteervasoe of this eereasoey was teddy:rumble, harder sot to wound the religious fe= d l • • people, who would perhaps revolt if the Syriac it. This year tie 13yedd had the camp sot to ge sad re move the hair from the atteeinx. aid everything, sevorthe leer, reseeded perfectly quid. Oct believer, however, more sealed thus the rest, wont to the phos, and, ea a pretest Reside the impiety of the times, was about to set fi re to as enormous squib, when he was arrested by the pollee." CITY SEWERS COMNISSION. —The first meeting of the oommiseica this year was held yesterday at Guildhall ; Mt. Deputy Ds Jersey presiding. A me tios of Mr. Monello, to the effect that it should be • refesenes to the shot ecnornittes epee gas to consider he questirm it the smonsissicrers smasfare taring their own gas, sad to report thereat to the mart as early ILI ceoveofect, was agreed to, sad a letter from the iababitaets d LsadeshalLroarket, comphipiag of the bad lighting of the market, and request* hat means may be tdom to remedy the mos, was dm referred to the same ooromittee. Dr. Letbeby, the radical oder of health, in reference to • letter of Mr. B. time= Treernaoheere, from SirGeorp Grey, dal* that complabits had been made by a depota*a of jounieymee takers, to the oiled that the takeleceses of the metropolis were set regulated awed* to he Bakehouse Regslatim Ast. sod alluding to three paniould bakehouses is the Cad, stated that be had made *dries in reaped of these mentiosed,sad found that the complalets in these laseasese Wife estalockel, sad the rogulatiod had hoes _crahl 4l42 with. He reported that the impeeken had dotted 418 hoods der* the week, aid he submitted a list of 63 plasm for mol e I ra emest, as wallas a list of placer tapir* further h esesequesse of coded already issued not ha hese despite& Mita TIM markets sad olaeghtee bodes base impeded, sad she diked had osedseased 7,432 ha. of mat se milt for \mesa feed. It candsted of I 30 sheep, 2 waves. 12 5,4111 waders of heel, sad 60 diets 1 of med. The aedh l sheer sithaltled three mess to width be seesemaseded hod prosesdhp to be lade, and they were refereed to the Whiter te take the horls_ml7 saps. Doe* the bet hen wain 138 births sad 168 deaths had bees registeed. The deaths was beim the avenge for the serteepsedieg pried of the lad 6o ref six yews. 60 4 the deaths weer ism* old ponsoes of elistuedN sad the did easels el death were as ham :—Plethiis, 10; hyddeephatas, 3 ; posesseeki, II ; haseishild, 22 ; ere. dead fever, 7 ; emellpse, 1 ; whooping cough. 2 t ere* and diphtbale, 4; maddes, 4 ; eryri 3; Irk* 17 free Ilsheratbe Memo aid 33 hod hteeresehry albedo. of the Imes TKlonrottrt-ciltPlin 41IIX IiNFERB, Otailmak's beimUM Clads ftim. and Om NSW CAN TATA, LINO CELEINTNAS, writ= W oniposid by Harr Moyer Luis (=primly for UM mop will Os perform= ivory Ilmalap until further . =Ma. The Oslo= mid Orialerbary Nall Clomps= (Limited).