The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-21 00:00:00

• ..•••••••-- T IP 411 ( k 4 111" - kW bu l k 41: 11 r p t t O l4 .ha. --- W o k "'Pe* (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. N kik,. kiablbe e , IS Wial No. 2,914.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1855. Des. fa ak 0 1 9. bi the imam 01 !Inv nl= Al= _~~ 11 1= apeiss ieliele 11 = Wars Mi. NM. a= G 1 = i e Piewhis 1M is"Wiris ...11onlay . Orebre LTC lifts* MimePi ._ a.O :a,l4ll4Surtbas wl Tort 4 3 = -mow ne= L Marrs ler sal sar L Marrs .14vsaaah * * Amalie /Tapir) cis= _ vavuo. 'rpub I. W. 0 S. VI W.. r awl Set% Lie N., us. ric ALS k cep AO. Lt.? K W. lim iss• 14 ,10.1111 1 . 1111 . I, W. SP 16 Llell.,M. Wt. IN. I doe tres U IL S.W. MP ATM. Nei ap dip • I. Sas 411101 wry WOW . 4 irsio 0. 1 1 4 . 3 1w!' u. & I hiss" K 1 61 6, so , isse LL ry_ rrb e lt, W i g *Prig iklailt a rt weigh Imre. wok so& asalla i domid 11 . wy O h pilaf 0 " i Si. miebsio.lllo* IS MOM late• i." 0":"•• gagg ittOuNDON and NORTH WESTERN and MIDLAND ILAILWATIA—CHITIATIOAS HOLIDAY& T mud 13EcuND CLASO DAY lICKWITI will be issued from ple limb n Putt.Wn, Loados, to Lewln. Snaked. tbilleatuull. Leads, !teem li. Vonsaatia. Vuliwon, onnadaw Tuaguaa, Diansaar. ' lordbaw. ibelaii. Settiagion, Heil Ice& I n d le iheeeeiherf train ret naturally. Dee. b& Susie% Ur& Maude& *bowl Tend y, .Stli. ',reliable to Nem Irbil by w @raison , oda ip le ad iseludlaz Wetland y. Mb Doember. laws Oa Ticket& wilt Woo be freed cm Ow Ism data, available Imam br lay trete up to and tesiodiag the 26th. OW TWO* will also be Weed Hues the above stations to Landon. .41f war. lowa bleaaree Odin. Lodes Statics. 1133. °NOON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. CHSISTWAS HOLIDAYS. T TIMM Wood Cs SATURDAY. U.S. 22, 201 latorwalag 221 b. available astil WILDSLIDAY, Dee. 46.-11, war. Nana V Ma - Mies MAIM HU12.11. HEM iss,2o, Mauler, 1,22. BEAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—CHRIST. al ..s 110LIDAYIL—Os MONDAY. 15.5.24. a CRIAP ILICUZ. TRAIN will loan Paddlaroa MGM pi. Is. 1111111TOL sad is. m i nds. aa Wedateday, Due. 811. b 11511151.1 7.0 5.15., sad IA at 7SO am Fara tam sad halk-11115151. Ida sad Is , ie d Nib, Pe. .nd Se. No Waage bored • impel bog allowed. gin Ma asamferable. IC AN sod SOUTH AMERICAN COMPANY. diCIMIL'afINFISST DIVIDEND et 7a. IL per Erre en the &ea id this tats, dee et Ise ine tax, will be paid as at saw dog Wyesu I. bran et 1 t rd Pane ler tbe dlebiend may be ebtabled by the lien. balhas es agellells At Os elm !MDR CLARKS, lieuntsey. Oraeseisetebaimil. Dee. 11, ISM Al.B.—Hatines Wallimed (seresood), the best g o IIOOMB OW. la dr WINK aimed et Vs. pot I" limplesd Omni Daps's. grcoATMA 8 BOXES.—Tb. RAS I' INDIA TEA 1 1 bey takom t. !halo Wit tbey osmium II• 1 as swat. CIISIsTIIAS DOSES of fist Man Oases& Mb. 'Wier . law at gibs. 4404 at the foupesthe prim of Os• or u. Qri.tr —OQ1oe•. 14e.11, Ong St. Holm% Qty. • INOER BRANDY.—A bonevolest ammo% lobo boe leos boo la the habitat diatribotiog ads 3aeoratille amyl We potlolOssoeo, so as indicts to ilbrimoo ry Ito*" tosessiois it so mot astoplablo samismoot Si dolowitio lo tr *twin sod olsowthsra bt plat Tim IPS par dim ; or. asorel7 gookod la mos tot shdensat to ow an& totilsots sotto. SIM MITT sad C 0... OY Yonivolt 111 y. Notlatro. SAFETY for STREET DOOR&—CHUBB'S PATEN/ LATCHED, vial ate! •••11 sod art Item an tlee Mr sewn rea the attempts of pillisdis W far Thep ime atp arm we Whir Is get or d oaten sad re prise se=ses pier this attain Jo rub at a drw. MOW& rear ohs aid bear err • rapier rerreatlea re are, pry bests. be. tram lea sod therver—ClWlll sal 10$, Se, It. Paaradianit. PrIL rielrF.Nr AROANI ) OIL sad PURR COLZA OIL, at 00. IC p pp.—Thre Clla Idea will unequalled la wiry Wad atimp; de Eat adasik amok or make. Us Boyd WAI sad MIN CAM: Ik. he um... tar a= StOS 1 MON Wilma sad edeatimisei ara OU:ia lg sitimia, Crlii i r Hilli;X:lNNlgineraialassLaildl27l4 VlllB'B BRUISE WAX CANDLES, la. 64. re Ils. ; Battik sperm. la. id. ; tampered wan, llo.; wow, fo. id.; Mat agesna, Y. 104.; Osamu ow. 16.1411.4 ww, 10. IN.; point Nana. 4. SW; ikapoolbo, 100.. 11‘ to. OW, ad 10 IL; notals Ike Pelimato Wmpa, 10d. ; osagavaak Mt; ield.4oo. 10441.; OM M.% OIL mg Old.; unelotka Ma 11.30. N. pa pion; roma*. ft i l ia dgc r b. ; 430., 10•.. 40,, owl SOL pa 111110.; NW.; WA . 10. Sd. pet poolool; ammo brows , la.; wth. Wm, .0 0.; kawy, la. 04 ma, I. alakaA ba.ed.—lor ark 0 a. P. DAIIIIII wog 001ro .M weabikhod wtO Mww, 11161L1W gebbss. Cbartawwwww. talbies• he (WINOS WATKRPBOOFS are the beet the tbsy will smog sit vesibmie. mil ne• ada in P sn atinae& ide. Mir penal re by sol alleire of sir es i gm= = g ll4 C . 1 611 11=11% blitMeGy to Weis on ilis OM ow mar lir Vibalm way as• somos lisol s omi milvidag as drew bs ibuo la War. Dobbs swift gism. Yoh soak. wOO% issima.lii bililesopissid Mei% la sinker sails bonier V awripoinief ape inn ft. N. esikArliladow inem—lvely amide soilidullb Sr sem et J. O. st, limit. Ivo doors wet of tom. TENT FLEXIBLE TUBING. JAMES LTIIIII Hamm; thakaaleht ladle-lbilebee Tables soll • et the mile pawelly le lb twos& BM= MIS mg 10111140. Node al elms. ham foe hool LAW Ween= i rleg Or No, mad Wahiawa • War la ii =1;111 rad Warebests, ClaewelLeert, Lesdos. T OVELOCK and FORSTER. Monsfadororo of .1A PaTaNT FLEXIBLE TAM INICKINO.-7b rapidly is. canoed ter this helms, by Its azteadve ow to NEI 711.. TETA IMLAY NAM by mown ead emaataeturers moral% waits the adadtkare r elordlag that It is act to be sarpmed War m qualtty 4 peke. despite, awl trediasabele to be bed of the assts It the pWWI Was fa tie t ar of tbo ensds Owen. LOVELOCK sad rowans. 7, Drapaeddo. N.B. Adults voted la diktats sot at armpit nonrated. R AUSTRALIA sad the QOWNIE& rr 100121.1118,4801:18011111AtI14 mr is mbar* Irigursisso es* sissm, me Ism. sad Ira Ism WNW by s bas sot mambo .i..t.. 3 asses Wl*, ftfier isqvirel tar dairy ow be aka as el& snot frlllq y vispeossindl psems. MOM Oh ti PINNY Pu Rain ?OM Oinsipmls taint 11011.00111200113121 111 amen SIAM Ws* mid pips Ems II gat gni& st 11121. .11•tid54sad seriaimisls mos lir psi apgilsillem 0110210012 osi 2, DOWOATLIIILL.ILONDON, els obi waft SHIP 1240 hit owl 1210D121102111 Pitt bar dm. ssi ill. bow tn amities time taasserstaris EVENT-PIO REQUIRED lir BARLOWE 1111 W Miller= SIM/4TM STEM TA?, wide elk bsst. dais. or attrllossse. teas beembto stir agrpr ila l a 416. NW dine Essen WM. sr Merry. tto, sy selmteit iWtom Its lost two subs of slob Tr bat tars est be dm Is as WYE seer Melba me WINSI S Ma WY ad upped. 7LrYtsrlrssfstssrrls. waft lie bide or Mat molt to averisisi. 1t le• yen dm tail. UM ssig boom srr dim us pwolluisbe ems at isles sod .th imam Mr say be bads mot misty of seprikr tars st Pm* usdsrd =LIM BARLOW. hniblillsi Issossoiss red IGO sorb N. Mao Sfillirs.mose. tbstisobosse. sM.tlWd ISSI. ZDI JONOIIIS LIONT.BROWN COD Vl* OIL mayM dimbed b beaks oily, smeseisi ad k. with kismomp saildgmlem. ken Wade tagedg &MIL SAVOR% lad Os.. 11. lemidas. trim =s ms‘ ay prgesielft imam Weeps* dl. UMW Ittripiess. IMPULIAL beilykim IM es.), Ss. ea ma Oa °O. •••• la. Q B . lll ( 0 61.6 CRRISTMA 8 PRESETS . —The NMI prate atria(' kw We arson of kettwity ors dim MI Woo le iblo *I With sad 'mad saran ;amam la ••• tali 10111.allai MAMMA& OM Ar Impaalw a anima Oak*. aidawahlag II kaairailoa dam altar lama • vadat lam a am area. and a a& atmama •• as Mai. aim ma sia I ••• allamde sr Peet Diagalas. boa= as as ma • portals eta. tsa l imam Sae lase mat soil pow a• ••10= o tt aimalaaat Wasps. Ode good ably rusk ma a• sagraapbasarm yam. at Om Mao Itivw dala aide. eI=4WA be A. BOWLANDad•ONa, a Bane& . aied by dminlissasa , Waage& 8 sad DAMP AIR BARCLAY'S 1 . ATIC CAN les he mossy ran wag so ~ad I •• Ron the ill AMP dOs Pip 1011Thotp 'Mei la C=T MOOS are se pergabet YMs 4111114 as War see bat* Mad, i• ruins tie Mir him lieesolein d dump. Ng le Nin thme wbe mat Iran allivaig d .Pga. wed fah b e lIANCLAT lOU, Lama art,N tbeir eggpiftwit by mad audisYe imam. la Wm U. ft 1 11.1 7 . 4-1 easy issess.—aberg•—ssess us be (twist dia ems runs el slim* sal Me' in as the Map Odd IND IS bus. E:08, COUGH% COLDB.--this of Dr. Lowers mare= van= allowed W w la the Immeibisly relkmo Pe mad Abbot it of sembloo. trwoe Imali bon tM *Olathe el lap let tram-1W atommo. N Ia Is., :L 241.. and Ile. for boa. rII6EMAIt.--05 the Sikh a May, 1688, of UtirkWA maw at as Ma ONO at Choweryi= s iat Whowtogius• ads gsrpplist Jamb art: illitisla then tit 'NM a milla7 os ' • el lasimael. in aim bp IMO Mt MN 6 MIN& =grit Par* sa M. lowed Mimi d ies = a rla Po. I. Is s tus tar Tellaislim. ' imisrais gas ierse. Wermir. Owl, ~oft NAP 11 1 Eil T ios bileturd/Mballe s sed =I Weenie 1111 111111116 ll= Mlle MIM aNM I d a ISA WWI al Pal. Is Oa switiordismld yard, tir OM diftil SelliewaLllo,.use maii = trade vas a -- • 44•4044/644 -- "her -4 a IHE NIGHTINGALE FUND. lir 'Mewled to Wee • Sword° oluescon.Tom LIST os DA?, tie Nth Iseember. Seise wtl3 W meiTed " vas of the lisebao of looskebe hawk w A .tocload; sul lam e. Sue s . ter ell be WIN liltlt the slaw of esbeeel bete pew le Seesein_ IMMO= BURUT T s s em S. CI. HALL. Mee of the Nteglogols tusk 4 Pothimoo‘oloost. Dw.l%. MIL :MECHI'S NEW SHOW-ROOM, at bit WINSTAND 1111TallLU88YENT. lasaalaa `et. I• Oliadrawilefas, le NOW COMPUTED, wad Mita Ow wad sad sot named dream la••• of Meta 1=1: Iwar. Ts k std Coln Sonata. Liquor Fames, PoWer• halm, Re. Alio • kris amortisont of toe lost Laabsaall=adeTabis Nalwa-112, •••••••., Leman 'll BE WITHOU r • DRESSING-CASE, VT elm theyea iret nee ter lac escepisee, mod lerseild <rite tM ewe cutlery? Ile 1.4 reeneed ease for ; era, ketleer ere Sow Inverter very ample% 2le •; eestler tap, will serer, ode lea th er ewe flied wee very neeeite, de.; and Imp Sur the Crimea.—At DALTOXII. IS, lefleleAgelvvt. Undo& Cam the either. Warraatad May amber is rest missy. TO FAMILIES FURNISHING. —Parties, setae glans Asir wain. solislurd I. visit Jinism'', asaabe tory sad 'bow moon' a CLEMENT CIIDUOT sad Os.. 33. Word sant. 71ma will lad tbs best ambeties a 1 small will. mits Mtn tit la tows, sad ill' prises as low r is isnetally °barged Is, eats" a an Warier dworiplica. TM MINK ww..M paten &swift-rocas ash at Mtn is Mr* rsecouredid. 11311011Alad aad LICKIIITEJUI to tits soisatis will lad ibis *Mr lam market. POPULAR MUSIC et the OLDEN TIME : a oU s Pl o alboaFel e e V i s mil at s ebeg latt , Mb • dm mime nernalrbe %lideseah ilallia reeses Ma tm. ROW perse Alla. or Wora :.;ham rosalndts to be Lesions Oloonsr. Inelnind OloppolL 111. leoesestreet, 07 elm ossot mow aro renived. Jul ~0, liew iM LA NA iillisa. gees L.: se. b Prwk 101 IHE SCIENCE T of tri l M Row to Live sbd wogs to the ler. ozews. kv NW. SE sod twoWfar Suo&weNoso kw awake low orts. ll ==iallig Ord WI walimable taw eboomasse as MIA Of lift /11 IhITSICII. N. Wearie l je l l i r a 411° 1 l i I I re dia. 1". - 11.11 4 li aa h alb ± t ltta= V:* E ll wigiLiwwwk S: T''crwe le ta bus grim =Zs: Naml lila WNW *Mr pionow, and Ow ecali a T at.: MOM. ilk Cialliel; Sin" I I IV M" ill. ir4e ilriqZ : 111. 1rafild to=t TIKE =ABILITY if CONSUMPTION ; being s se Os mut sad Itsportaat 11. 2. aa. Dizt o V. Fluids* S. to tho • ear. Ohmt.M. 91;H i r "Wi t= ". • TIMMS ea • osi D ot tbo II SLIM. LOWS : last.. Lew.. ertoo. tad Logemes. LLOYD'S WREILY LONDON NEWS, NEW tor DOUGLAS JERROLD. •VIRAGS WEEKLY CIRCULATION-- ULM • GREAT PACT for ADVINT It costilas SIXTY COLUMNS. ladedlei &1711 Y LATENT INTSLLIOINCII, Met TWOPENCE. R Ibrampres waft% a my Iwo Amster aria tree LLOYD. ibliesurpospons. larks. THE NEWS of tho WORLD, Loodas Wieldy SL emateldwi. mg >< We *Mead 11. = " pablei dY. dde =ex; *we. eeples evert weak dere adds WS kr be reedy foe en* do 1agega11.4*,21.11"""..." wadi* essisoy. wriewidia owl their oto, ea ww* ait del ea to the Mee d die Sews tie Wad. If, Maeletetted. THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAMIR. rise stertamped easped Sd. Jerusal, the ed veste ef free Minallne Is le mesa sal edge of ter seeeral sevre—ts the earirear of II" taw evesete imi Is the need Miereiatli• ettattoreta taterna. do midrib Is the aim railway. mad mieetar7 artkiei—the paper a I. 7=cozusroxsaires AT THE OUT OW MAIL ITS YORSION NSW" EI =LIABLE AND IMPARTIAL. As eseeetedy aerie report ef allipplag la the Wee See le me. pled to led nem Overhead Mad mad It esetles THE,, ONLY DAILY MINIM IMPOUR. let of prism IT LICLUDIDI ALL Ornsans ADMUMMINTS. It is erteld Isiele,test, end. Ow. reIIIPP mob ass gm, I rein Use esp ef eastastporerlie. tee leelle 1111 . 1 mad arid ledirmilise. 'thieved Os Sidle ~leer pahles 'Si Isksfrat bow. _ To mieleea= reete skeener as sevremea te the Maiden; Met die task rest.itaver. larks. Lg. Make" le sieselossed ts eitaistei the paper by eveslas pate sisimeed Ides. paididier se applieaties. tarsi& the emus 'lame temele es* losifflette at la& ad. Pm demur. SW ti edema bp eisteihe mien DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 am. walla pr., at Is. par week; aappilad Sawa sr assalry, at am— tar SL yet day, ar lta (vattarapad4=tar ; by Mr. VIM AA% NM AVIA isaldlillanit• DAILY NEWS FORWARDEIItothe COUNTRY ammo root .t Ire. ed. par qr., payment is advisee. by JOHN MADDOX. 10 , Upper Albany-et. Serpee'e-perk Ikeesteler red New Mist BBAYSWATER.—DAILY NEWS LENT TO anti; and eeppJei le the sleets,' bt meta. pat. at MAL No geente, paid la edverte.-11. suazioz. Greee.tortees, oweree.inreve. New Lost. 12:LY NEWS LENT TO READ, ia Loadas , MILL par oparter.—lNlNT by MORNING MAIL. at NI IR. W. MO DO.. 1k OR pm qt.—M. ADAM.% PlammiNlAMeM. Nitatmbitot. Motes Ages& THB EXPRESS.—The PUBLIC sad the TRADE 1 SUPPLIED sflsrsess at balLpsst bur s'elot si b a r a L. Dews Pia Bundirierstress, . ;;Tarilrosib — arTems - 37.F.iiier. ammo% a. aseerlials la Oa morYl soma verriev. 1161ww Isse, am ad 3. re Mir Omit et iso• et mei. awl Mr .NW *OWL kw% soff soft at l seam t ui ay de ea ui• able Mah = tr out leo 111 4 ID ift emeiil sid Mg. bi d = ei crh. In. Oldsmimostg CW OOtop 11' %•p m . a lastio. • ros i llse . islslink =61:14M611.. ide Va l trollsis Us THB UNITED STATES AND THE SOUND DUBS. Ina despatch which hes hem addressed by the Felliso Maims of the tralaid Skates to the Deals' go. vesnesset resoesting lb. Sewed Dees, Ms. Morey expressly Mlle his Miasma et Oepeelisgea that he has no iatentioa of argithw farther r the qaestioe eseegli. he this's'. hes been ad-.4merisa has arrived at its seaslasiso. whit% is that it is net bested te pay. The &entity of State them to speak of the proposal whieb Damask has made rreo ill lutien of the difkaslty ; vie. that the *otiose Wm used shaft seed represeatatiees to a smarm at Copeallagee, se width it shell be debased .bat is shall he ;aid to Des sert, is es to eapitalies the Booed messes. sad Wane Damask to free the eosaaotree of the wield. Mr. Ifiram e e &sewer is that to seed a repressatative to rash a soap= would be to yield the whole qesesioe, which is, whether !snipe widow esti bowed to pay at all, sad set hew sea it a paper Whew. There it IMAM petted of 'Nadas to joiaiag la Ma lowed emeestime quite es eoetrolliag as tither of the taw goes. The governesses of the Visited fiestas will suet ~eat to the pretension that the New Weal is to he ep pep stud to adjust the panties' balsas* of the Old. It Is dearly stated is the proposition which Damask has sub. silted to the United States that the osneesties I. to ask ups the pieties nlsties to the lisewl Is.. is squawks WWI the mom of the Mimeses helms et power. It ie I um the& teeMeled that the dtntee_l to be seberdieensl Se the knee. Of the utility se 'Men of the palled theany of the helmet of pewee is Its amilleaties te the Impels family of seem It it sot pimple leimptew en Modes; bet meet el eperatiese hes bees Ma ID I i s am str ies te s .1106.11•14 s Sited deuwwinalim le Mil within he wawa. It hie less bas the , polity of this pasesessat to weld web der pvBB6 emplisity ; sod the Pvesident will sot yield is any woe to the allatattel missed= of it." Ihsve is walvelvedly a awe •ity to keep up at • end. Merle 'spews bwp, De., for the Newitp if ita navigates. ;renel lu t . 6 l 4easse in fame," di from a slain lee ennanderist a premded slarlitt sa rg the swittatios ef bee sad sad 1161•6," the United an wUllai se eater Iwo es mennwhest with Deenewk, sod to pay •Mr ansioaleet for emy eilheo:sr a t, their eessawas wbkh le derived ben time " yes are Mandeve hastnemed to Waite Doewiek esbifet, sod to men her that It will resehe dee sewideratioa trams wow Owees e i si t i lut she mast est . that it will be thessrably It Weald tither ewes* or 18'141411y. sammedes Stift Burr of tie pre teeded right to NNW the free see y wir ship of the Owed sad the 11.116 ef the Dattle." As Banal ?Sant on rss RoILL—The Loft log es ugb bon Hell t llsartbsstsr, ea Wsdaesday, es via is • paw lisswess Wriatbead mad Until*, seer the neasbaserr wrestles reserveirs. was Wein ..*ft se *flea by aloft la seating wigs due sad of • rail sls bad wareatiy ban braes sad dligiased by • pr y lig bob. TM driver was retain as Weis as a spied of AM le albs per Men sad ogv tho odl plat's( u~ bat of Yu, bat ow noble to atop la doe to avoid I die • gorttusageo. Irattgoatoly ono of tho poonagen veto osoig lust ; to gad they won 65 NM iherftwas aimed ffatos by sink et goalgraliguggisi boa bum. LITERATURE. Prow sssd Pwra r W. IL TIACIIDAT. Bradbury eel as& h fr u o r:" te ee ht stert pe ty ti n te ri t ar lia pro lleeowY v e in dt :T iase leu hilte t . h t e oTheeheTe n be an d y ill o wk ne 'l of asee h id is ee rivals, ancient or modern. The element that ho ex tract, i s humour.ha y l h i the of it is fie h t tuo , : s ur d prof the ou de n p d th ths of t is ße t e re esi n itY i e h n from the mil*" social body .11 (be poyinsfaltim. it is ness °f theneointehe:ofdan net; , the kilwiltiaibonyt ofit as i "casiseotil:isrnegallsialynd,otanfomiasit4estwye.ionngd whiskat a h n . s 11,r e l i s pi on w er oc" ethic. can can sever reach. 110030 WW does set esunciste a priweiple, still less point a moral, but it chews in eausetatbenlieruelYttd,auseidereuw:illhiampel t i re:pos a i d r i o i er iee ed rio rn:7:h e, i bil ch th rl t il we ly fi a l re imminotively ied to understand the principie Miele We want us sum to paint the morel for us. As an exemplificatioe of this, take the minaireble etwy of "The Fatal Boots," is this first velums of Mr. Thaekeray's weeks. This tale, whisk we remember os as old friend in the amnia Alumna& soles yeses bask, is an exquisite specimen of the greet power of homier in stripping of all cunningly contrived masks and veils with which 'elfishness is clothed who it is wished to be passed off as a virtue. The hero of this tale tells his own story with the most inimitable WPM,. He writes him self down knave and fool with the greatest rare, and fancies he has described himself man holiest man. He chuckles knowingly over every dirty little bit of knavery he commits, and asks you to think him a clever fellow. He take* every possible base advantage of a doting mother, and asks you to join with him in laughing at bar. He abandons the girl to whom he is betrothed when she loses 6,0001. of her fortune, and knows that you will agree with him in thinking his conduct that of a clever sensible fellow. The last incident is so rich that we cannot forbear quot ing it. Dos's fumy I looked fee beauty l Pith! I wasn't sash a fool. Nor for temper; I doe's can about a bad Sew I mould break say wesaa's bean is two years. Whet I wasted was to get as is the world. Of castle I dna% prefer as ugly woman, as a shrew ; said, whin the skein altered, would oirtaialy. put up with a Madness, good. humoured girl, with plenty of esesey, as asy honest seas would. Now then wore two tolerably rich girls is our parts : Min Magdalen Cluny, with twelve thousand pounds (and, to do her justice, as plain a girl as aver I saw), sad Mies Mary Waters, a des, tall, plump, sailing, posh. chinked, goldes.haired, whiterskiened less, with only ten. Mary Waters lived with her seek, the looter who had helped me Ste the world, sad who was trusted with this little orphan charge very sees after. My mother, as you bays heard, was so toed of Bates, sad Bates so feed of little Mary, that both, at dist, were einem always in oar hose; sod I used to all bee sty little wife as soon as I could speak, and hence she set hl walk, almost. It was beautiful to see es, the neighbours said. Well, whs. her Welber, the liesteasat of an India ship, ease to be mods, sad Mealy says Mary five thousand sonde, whoa else was about 10 years old, and promised her dw theseesd mean, there was a great talkie' and bebbisg, sad maths, batons the Doctor sad my strata, and Maly and I were left together more than ever . , sad she ins tetl4 te all se her little hothead ; asd she did and it Wel les adored a settled thing from that day. She was really, sausially feed el me. Ca. say metal me mereesary after that ? Though Miss Crotty bad twelve thousand, sad Mary oily tea (five Ia head, and five is the bush), 1 meek faithfully to Mary. As e natter of IMMO, Miss Crotty bated Miss W The let was. Misty bed ell the cousin dangling after her, and set a seal would ease to Magentas, foe all bar 12,00 W 1 seed to be Westin to her, though (ss it's always useful to be); and Mary would sometimes laugh and eenstisse cry stay areas with Magian& This I thoeght proper very ealably he shook. " X u 7," said I, "you snow that my love for you is dtsiaterested,—for I as faithful to you,' those h Miss Crotty is Seller then you. Don't fly into a rep, then, bosun I pay her attestions, when you know that my heart sad my mane are segased to you." • • The feet is, to tell • little bit of • secret, there is nothing like the having two whip to your bow. "Who knows, thought I," Nary may die ; and then where assay 10,0001 r. Se I seed to be very Mid Wised to Mire Crotty ; and well it nes that I on so; fee when I was twisty, and Mary *lnns, I's blast If aims did set arrive that Captain Widen. who was sense base to inglead with all his messy is rupees, had been takes—ship, rupees, self and all —by a Frees\ privateer; and Mary, instead of 10,0001, had wail 6,0001., making a diffusers of so Ism than 3601. per awls betwixt her sad Was Crotty. I hod jest joined Si re/lama (the (seem Neeth Basis, Feasible, Colonel Craw essusasdbig) when this news noshed file aed you may faney how a young sus. ia as explosive m ; imeos sad as., baying uniform sad what set is pay for, sad a 1t... to set is the world, felt at bearing sash sews " dearest Behan," wrote Yin WOWS." will deplore my deer Mother% loss; but sot, I as ewe, the nosey which ► that hied sad generous soul had promised me. I have still Ave thesmatt pounds, sad with this sad your sirs little lenses (I had 1,0001. is the Five per Ousts. I) wombed be ea happy and satiated es pssibble Sappy end aostested, indeed I Dida't I know how Sy Whir get es with his KM a year, sad how it was all IN esshl de set of it VI add • basind • year to my same, WIWI% sad live himself I My mind was reeds up—l is. seedy mewled the eseeb, and flew to war village—to Mr. Cremes, ei esersa It was next deer to Doctor Bata's; bat I hod as twines. there. I hosed Meade.. is the garde.. t. Memos, Mr. Slobber said abe, m is my new stiffens I appeared before her, " I rally did sever—sash a handsome olleer—espest to see yes;" sad she made as if she would blush, and begs totremble violently. I led her to a garde. seat. I onsed her head—it was sot withdraws. I pressed it—l ilisoght the prewar. was retiarsed. I fang myself my Won and iltes I poured lan her ear a little speech whin, I be/made ea the top of the coach. " Diens Miss Crafty," gig ; " idei p o s tai !It wee bet to eat& one glimpse of les that I th rough tlth rides. I a intenued OWNS , the secret pram (oh, so ; of souse sot) which wee weedsg my life away. Toe knew ay uefortutete pre. esgegesseutit is Wass, sad for ever ! I ant free—tree, list to b e your slave—ywar bushiest, fondest, truest slant" salsa. "0, Mr. Stubbs," said the, as I insisted a kiss epee ber dock, " I stet refuse yes f • but I fear you are a led, wargman." • • • • • 2bed is the deltic'se reverie which was muted by the ~ggreresten'a eonfatioe, we were bent silent for a while, and anal& ban rersamied so for limn, perhaps, se lost wage we is baroness. bed I set bees midway roused by I a valet mislabel; from bellied as, "Doa'tery, Mary , he Is a awisdling, sneaking seessitell and you are well fie of his l" I tarsal retied l 0, leaves! there stood Maly, weeping en Dormer Dames snit, while that miserable apothecary was looking at se with the at lest sacra. The gardener who bailee se is had told them of my arrival, and sow stood bddied them " Immune!" wee's; Magdalan's 'sly as she lassoed by with the utmost self •Csriewhim Easels; daggers at the spies, followed li fe embed seihe pas Mar, where she repeated to me the strespest esereass el her love. To times who have set read it, " The Fatal Boots" will be a beat of the highest kind. The volume Woe en matains, besides "The Fatal Boot.," • Ballade MIA of which appeared in Prowls ; The leek ef lathe also from Pored Cox's Diary,: sad "Tim Tgemsndous Adroitness of llojor thehagas. The letter is one of the most amusing pine. of blus tering bravado ever written. We are glad to see the commencement et an httospt to gather up those rich morsels of humour which Mr. Thatheray has mattered in his peeress with such an unsparing band. Many persons say ftly know him by his later and Sots ambitions sake. They will be glad to learn that years before the appearanos of them raseterrawes, he produced works in no dgree inferior, exespt in length, and consequently in eevolu tion of incident and character, to " Nodennis," or " The NeernOrnee.* There is evident is these smaller works th eses. admirable humour, the same delicacy of touch, the same knowledge of human nature, the sues sewn of what is mean and morellos for whet is lofty sad elevating. The present volume, the m eaner we hope of many more, is a sufficient warrant foe the correctness of oar assertion. Simms or Corms Aim or Was. A cone spoodest, wk. bums is dated fen loud, December 4, states that the Marlow Wig Robert Penn has bees seised by the Seedielt Mitheritim blealtbrAny nod flood to.ilazdtiltrfibisers'llleir nosis ikkh re= tablet Qapen Mies, *Melnik the departure et the Zeglish *goodies.— Pipseuth MIA BT. PAUL'S SCHOOL.-THE WINTER CPBECHES. A engirded audience assembled yesterday at St. Pears graioot to goon to the speeches delivered according to usual Ashes by the scholars; at this Period of the Year. The promediage easameneod by the recited= of three prize poems, written for the Thistles Memorial Prim The eubjeet wee the Visit of the Emperor and Empress of the French to London; sad the embryo poets made the mat of their theme. Is noticing osmpseitioas of this hind. the critic is disarmed by the reflection that it is sot poetry that is required from the candidate, but pure Latinity. Dem Cohn hhaself—ebe founder of the scheol—and his friend Enseeme, would have found few faults with the Latin of eh win poems ; and we have sees SWIM area by anthem Wbo haw achieved a cartels repsiaties, which have had Ism poetry in Men them the thew pommy which WON resitedyeaterday,ead which were ee equoil la meritthat the Head Kean reseed m give one madam over the other. Where des prism were delkerod. Hyseeten addressed the wediesce est the primmest is a sena wire. bad reihmace melte present Klee of she imbed end mem event, esusseted with he Mem during t h e pmt year. Drawing the shooters of tie eediesee to some warlike Cruelties which wesesespended at me ma of the ball, he ads some graaefinhesione to the struggie in whisk we were engeged, and se the actions of the scholars oil Bt. Paul's who were cm wheel moraine is the lileaL Theriel lowing speeches were thee recited : _ _ - - Atristepheees. Acdtersesses. M 5-429. Diesepois, Miller; Euripides. Steel; Servol, Little. Stiekepeare, Merelsaut el Venice, Art iv. Su I.—Dake, Miller ; Antonio, Grabens ; Bkyleek, Maskbeirer;:Baselaio, How ; Portia. Lawrence ; °radius°, Orilla Shakspeare, Twelfth•Nisht, Let it. Be. 6.—Sir Toby Beloit. Orfila ; Sir Aid's* Massimo's. Sweatier,: Mal vollo, Little. .Essitylas, Prometkess 'Fiestas, 944-1036. B r emen, Fliatoff; Prometheus. Beeler. Stese de Medeels malgr4 Moak. house; Wrests, Graham ; Whyley ; Lasted', Butler. The yeast aeon were well Ili la their Parts, sad some of them masifeeted histrionic powers of sousiderabie 'Meat. The representative of Bassani% Is the se se from Ifolifre's Mildesso sesigrd Gel displayed vest 1131i0 West. sad was estitasisetimily applauded. The Letts Ivies mated by the whams ere vista, sad at the esd of the corneal= is subjoierd a.Latis bassist isms by Dr. Hysastou ef wonderfal mast: " Ana's, 0 Lord, thy slassister'd mists." Milton, it will be remembered, wee a stniant at at. Pears. The recant visit of the Hisig of Budiais to the country hes teamed others besides Dr. Krakatoa to perste with interest the verses of the treat post es the niferiass of the protestant@ In Piedmont. The version which we subjoin is remarkably felicitous: Clsoneqvie nos ulaiseeris herridis reek** ressoran era sub MOW% Divine Viadsa I qui perusal Ts Dominus cohere rifts, Qom fortaiti seelpmet Ulm Gees Nostra dives ? Scribe espaelbus Chartist quereates, gum Imemritma peens, Intermit Twasinu Won, per jup prorness Dm metro prelim ; non sine cellists Chasers, riebsiges mantis, Bt graham reheats saga I, sureptaseis sparge erearibus Meta lets run &bandies • Eimptro ttiumpbstuss trifermi Sperp seism cisme ineepulto ; Gene node .resat cede fender Istarainsta, quip Bebylonii, Deana Tr, tandem tyrsani • Ezeetlat jugs luetnoss. METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. _ The following gentlemen hare up to the present time offend themselves as amid id awe for the chairmanship et the Metropolitan Board of Werlu : Mr. Jobb, Ike patent Chairman of tit Simon Commissien ; Sir Joke Sbellsy, M.P. ; Mr. Thwaltea, of &mhos*, a member of the prosent Commission of Sowers; Mr. Tenser, of Kamp stead, Warned I. t►e Motropolitsm Hoard ; Ide. Corn., the magistrate, returned for St. Pancras; Mr. Dior, et Heaney, returned to tits present Board, sad also a mom bar of the Sewers Commission ; Mr. Symonds, of the Metropolitan Build's( Based, Adelphi ; and Mr. T. Hawes, a former chairman of the Sowers Oesamiisios. LIST OF MEMBERS OF METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. Atkins, Charles—Disuiet of Plsostood sad Lewisham, Rushy woos, Lewisham. Damen, Captais, B N.—Distsiet of St. Odoo. do., 14, Wobszu Ream Boys., The•r B.— —5, Elisabeth tons's, Moak. soy read. Boyers, Mabeose—Newinatoo, 29, Newiagtea Benles, Beery, J. P.—Paddingtoe, 14, Emisiagtea gaz• dem tenses. Ciressel. William—District of Waadowertb,4,old spare, Lisooltee Is.. Chelmen, Frasdi, J. P.—Claim, Chyme row, Chelsea. C o lli si on. Edward—St. Owego the Hamm 96, Bleekmas street. Cowrie, Williss—St. Pawns, 10, Gloaoseter term% 8.. t's park. Cr gen oats. P. St. Georges Sias?, St. Chores street, IS. Gimp's Bast. Delisa.W. Martin in the Fields, 28, Cashew street. Davis, Lewie—Woolwiels, P.ansitead. Desalt Wliliara—lelington, Twyford villas, Calsdembee road. Dime, Denim's — 3, Norway plea, COMM , eisl road But D'Ufasiter, Theme —St. Keryleboae, 6, Melia. plea,: St. Jokes Wood. Disltes. Frederisli—Limbeth, Higk street, Lambeth. Dtpw,ll.risb—Bersto.d.sy, B•rmioadsey street. Few, Cherlee—Distriet oil:knead, 2, lisariitm street, Covent Gerdes. Hall, Moms Remy—City, 48, Fieslany wpm. Marion, Deputy Edward —City, 82, CorshiU. Noakes, William—Hensiegtoo, 21, High sweet, Bemis, tos. Howe, W. A. H.—Shoveditels, 99, Bingelead lead. Heat, Hoary A.—St. George, Sumter spare, Parliantent street !Mae, AThadeft L.—Camberwell, Satyrs& Ledge, Park rood, Old Beat roe& Knight, Simon--Bleekwall. Lynn, Mejor William— St. George, Himont apart 22, Park lase. Williess—Distriot of Redreibithe, Its., Lower road, Botkerbithe. Marelead, Joespk—St. Luke's, Miriam:, 18. Old street, St Lake's. Nickels,, J. 1.-Bt. Maryleboae, 82, Osford street. Offer George—District of Hackney , (hove street, Heekasy. PootZS, Jswate—Clerkmawell, 1. Claim% vow, Postceville. Swage, Jalea—lellastaa, 51,ThorabiU square. &sky, Robert—District of Holbora, 64 Fleet stmt. Shelley, 3ir J. bs V., M.P.—St. Jemeee Westminster, 6, Park lase. liaew. W. B.—Mile sad Old tows, 24, Tiede's, spare Mile mid. Stamm, V.— 26, Bell yard, Temple bet Taylor, H. L.—Clty. 10, lames street. Chespeide. Taylor, Itobert—Lotabotb, 3, Lambeth tenses. Thwaitis. J.—Distriat of St. ilsvbrar (also Gresawleh),lll, HO street, Somberark. Terser, remits, J.P.—Huspetied, Hempstead. Willis. G. B. ----, 16, Memel' street, Otradeasa's id& Ware, J.—Bethnal rem , 3, Trafalgar law. Won nick* any road. Wilkiaios, Josiah—St. Paeans. 2. Paper tivildiags,Temple. Wright allizeader—District of St Margaret sad It. JAa, 66, Billhook street. Mr. Thwaitie Impolite& to two pleat whisk makes up the 26. TIM MIMING 1131WINZERS TROY Boo Knox BAR RACKS —Badges Bauisr, Ed = ••. sad llaDosald, with Mt. 11lambs% bomber, aim 'rest dews tbo Ilitiney es Saturday bola 1 .1 wild tow 4 bas o.* bees -board og tad mo Rd to bawl bow drowsed. Tbo &abridges bas "sat a sea ism Swaim to swab tbs diselui. bet Wass boat sr Sas bas boss bawd. Tao sidislhely mot Ms sent a gloss mg Its Moot el SS sip. COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL. Yesterday a court was held far the despot& of /*b ile balms. ... TKOLATI TOUT OF IMO XlllO OP SAIDINIL. Upcs the :notion of Mr. T. Parser, the address of the corporstion to the Ling of Sardinia, sad the saner of his Majesty thereto Were ordered to be uttered apes the missies of the wart. THI COMMON IMITZANS. A somewhat lengtheeed disessaiet took place upon a report of the officers sod clerks' committee, recossmendicy that ea the resipatlon of the Common Serjeant be should be 'dowel • retiring pension of 1,0001. par mem, The Recorder had reesived • comossication ham tit Cowmen &dim% which woe a formal redgnation of his Idles, bat be seemed unwillitg to hand it to the Lord Mayor used the gsestion of the blamed seejeasee retina( allows°. was settled. Mr. H. L. Taper asked the Recorder whether, if the court did sot agree to the report he would put fa the resigtaties or net. It was deci ded, however, on a division, that w Moormider seed net sweet this qua* Mea. Mr. H. L. dies eneesdso es mishtintent that the Comm fleifemie bit Whitt epee to stele kilt office before the court toles Ices emildllestlela the sublets of his Iretiring ellowasso. The assestbnint was eseetdmi by Mr. Darkly, sod further supported TV MAUL Rosa fed OM& lam. Aldersose FaMrether an Miro, We Meseta Lott, Rake. Dade, do. stymied the origisal mootstion, Mich, on a divisiom wes serried by 69agaimet 38. The reptytwes *ft areod The Baca:der, immedidisly after ilis court slopted the report of the awnings,. handed to the Lord' Mayor es nehrsation of ibe Cameos Serjosatorbith maenad, Mid ordered to be entered ea the journal, of the court SDP Mr. Tows' (the chairmen at the mal, sort, and tutor committee) brought up, sad moved ibe- sitios of, • re- I port teem the sisembers of the simmittawOr whom bad been referred mists pedalos' on the subject of the Mho and washttemes it emoblet.equaro. Teo ropertststed UM the smart ought set to his so favounblo sr opportunity of oemrasestag a geed work at • savelstate *Mb, as PM' seated left offer y the prim, geogristom of tho bias sad wesbilonses to te d imes Of Mile to di. corporatist for 11,600 L Their wilful met bed Wes !TAIL, sod M receipts befog at present insuillblent to mat the retreat expenses, the sontsidee would bw compelled N elese the establishment If it were. not takes by the 1110Wrigalien• Is the disenesiot that followed, the adepts of the report was theesetoi by Meseta Towel, Abraham, T. M. Try, sad' others,whe mined that the establisamost of bathe and wash— home wool* Is • great boos to the poor of the City sad its suburbs, that the establishment is question was ulna- I Missed, dratted for their eonmiensi, sad that at present ! the poor bad to wash at* dry their Maim baths room it whit they to sad slept. Three or km sulk inditstioss wets wanted. wad it was disgraceful teethe eseporalist that they bad tot bees Mg 11.11 established. The adegtion of the most was opposed by Messrs. Atherton, Coo, and Do Jersey, en the rested Ms the corporatism had at purest very heavy sod Important mils spot them ; that the iota. taboo would minim, tit expenditure of ease fkoool., besides the parohese to pat it late at eilcient oonditios ; that this sues have to be borrowed ; aad that is the preset' state of the money market it ;would be very impolite to go foto the mosey market for fends where. with to mediate a bankrupt Stadia' meets, situated beyond the limits of tits City. Several other gentlenies addressed the mart, when the attention of the Lord Mayer was directed to the fait that only one adonis& was it attesdasee, spot whish the roesediar abruptly terminated, without Imlay arrived at any declaim. MANCHESTER FREE MODEL SCHOOL FOR SECULAR INSTRUCTION. (prom the Manchester Beariwir.) On Wednesday evening a meeting of the parents of the children atteading tole school was held in the Friends' Schoolhouse, Jackson's row, Demegrate, for the pupas of hearing as address from the missies., Kr.Tesepter, with the view of pasties out to thee the MOM of the school sad the mode in whisk they may best Essig bim la his efforts efinsete their childree. be school, width has now bees lessabiag over a year in operation, is open to the children et sa Obristiaa duomiastions, the silkiest ewe being taken net is dm slightest degree to interfere with the religious baste they profess, white the system of Metraelion permed is sea as to inculcate cm their minds those tentlasseeml priasiples of morality which are the cosmos property of all seats of Obviation& TN intellectual oduessMn given is of • somperstively high order, sad ominously practical, the elder shiest being to impart sect Laureation as will prove meet sesta* to persons is that Glom of lifeli that the *Molars belong to. The seheed is supplied with e little museum, sontaining geological specimens arranged wording to the different formations, 'metals, metallic ores. cotton is its vo• floss stages of essaufeeters. seeds, ttc.; sad ranged on the walls are auserous diagrams, intended to illutrate the les- MI. As • proof of the high Marmite, of the school, pa- rents fregeeetly apply to have their Milieu that are at other schools admitted tato this, offoriag to pay for their iestruetise ; bat the sommittee, much against their wish, are obliged to pekoe these applications, the oldest being to provide 'daub= for those who are unable to poy tor it. There are ea the books of the school the names of 360 boys, all belonging to the poorest class of the population ; and among this umbel are the children of spiecopslians, dia meters, and Baum eatkolies. Of these 360 there are genera ll y 330 protest. The wheel is supported at an manual cost of about 6001. a yeas, voluatsrily matributed by penult of all denemiesdou, and the ides of starting it orirlaated priatdpally smug the memben of the National labile School Asseektion. Its founders may tongratelat• themselves on thie progress of their experimeet, it having bus is the blithest ogre* saftessfeL They have thus ' shown that a free secular ednostioo, combining moral, but sot sestalim, isstruction, will prove not merely aoseptable to the messes, but will be availed of by th ee, in many mess, M prefernes to that 'shuttles whisk is commonly salted " religious." The ausedmnee of parents was anteerous, the greeter umber esonsistieg of the isotherm of the children. Their appestats., wee seat sad cleanly, and throughout the pro. seeding, they paid the most marked attendee to the different addresies. Mr. Hostas M. lintsthie explained the motives which had Wooed the cossoleg of the meeting, and said he had Sahel a marked improvement is the activity and ability Oils children, and is other ways which headed to their benefit and edvanesseat in life. Mr. TRUISM , , the master, is en address of some length, ll•srasratsa the onion breaches of intreetios, and the gleams is which they were conveyed ; many sahjeets eo WWI Ufa/Wide& is given befog entirely emitted fa the thilseity of public schools. Borne information was gives to ibe on the laws which genre trade sad commene sad social and political enemy were taught to each so nisei es would stable them to passe • general knowledge of the ethatitudoe and relation of society. lie impressed Mss the skids of the parents the setneity of regular enteildliallo as the part of chair children. Besides the scabs adoesliss gives, their sates were celtivated and reflood ; they wen taught to be truthful, to be hied to each Misr, regretful to their teachers, obedient to their penmen, diligent I. business, pease .1 and economical. The eldldres were taught to writs out, from memory, the in street's' received on these subjects. Other suitable advice was gins to parents. The CSAISIIAN said the eshool had been founded by eisions 'atlases eassectod with the Natiosal Public Slated Anesiatios, with • view of Desna forth their prin ciples sad redwing them to precut". The Dealt showed that the arguments sometimes employed, &tamely, that loglisk people did set value that whisk now gives gra ndiosely, au perfectly astounded. The Rev. Dr. Besse, as one who bad bees onasetell with the school from its origin, and having bad considerable esperlesse la necking himself, spoke of the excellent cha ncier of the edustios gives, which was eves superior to that aequked is ems of the @spondee schools earroendieg Moseheeter. Bs theoght more of the manner in which the ingliondes mashes than of the subjects that were taught. The mole slisplied was to elicit from the pupil the desired mews by s missed questions. He hoped, as *gumboot had stroised to its peseent big k position, that penniary aid would sot be withholds' which wee essential for the sesdasposs of the beneficial stint which the inetitatios tires sioniag. The sanest elpethe was alias 6001., Ind Is be this wield he fully set by lacreased sub. serietithe. Mr. B. W. Baum Send • vote of thanks to the unser for the adding gi ves by his to the parents, end sailed attention to the st that the instructive gins had so ornando with the ithoday 'shoat seedusted In thetas' roost, se the prinigies of their nisei were entirely sten. with. He acknowledged, with thanks, the seethe of sebeeriptithe from the Tailors' desociation, the Jelessie Asseisties sad several cotton-spinaieg mills, sad salsa spin Mks bodies of weakens to de likewise. Dr. Jose WATTS INP3SSed She smith. He said be had been st essiderable pain is eeleitisg • unitabis San, mid Ho posed as eulogies es Mr. Templses mods ad toisking. ion aa airiest of the origin sad perste el the Method Pulite School ArelerAtlOSi and petaled osit the eb)esse it had to view. odg The Hoy. Dr. M.Hanaow, is sepipertleir umellea, to had boss muck istereeted is the oohed. ere hoe eaziese to use the mess al aseteest *glossies lessettesei tato this streetgy. Is biped the asheeriptiese would be adequate le esst eel oily the presort abed. bat she to have Ihr the i3= i ef females to wises domed@ eetepatiess as well af edseadow. ' The nes of thanks wasp sad afterwards eeverel the mew% both mete female, thanked the einereste of the said Ise.the g y reet adveateges eaderted .15 NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Dna. 20.—ATTOIRTILRIT8.—Captain/ H. Lyster (1846), to the Arrogant, 46, mew steam frigate, of &Whores power, et Portsmouth, and 11. It Yelverton (1843), C. 8., sommiesieued to the Brunswick, 80, screw steam ship, of 400 helm pewee, at Pembroke. Commander B. Marsden (1862), to the Devastation, 6, peddle-wheel stew sloop, of 400 hone power, North Ame rica and West India statism Paymasters W. B. Puree __(1846), to the Victory, 101, flag ship, at Portsmouth ; J. W. Maddock (1841), to the Fisgard, 42, at Woolwich ; W. W (18 4 3), to the Waterloo, 120, flag ship, at Sheerness; and W. P. O'Brien (1844), to the Impregnable, 104, flag ship, et Devunport. '----- DUBLIN, Tun SADLY. This morning, at 11 dslock, the Roscommon regi ment of Militia, 600 strone s ie m enstandsd by Colonel French, proceeded by railway to war, sled mabeakad on board the Magus. w rot& for Al "ahem I Thu %keying emits as walla order, Ite Malts sad the Crimea trout the Llmesisk distallat, sit :—Premt Limerick : oth Regkairal, 3 subalterns, 2 sergsants, 1 dreamer, and 96 rank watt Ma. 17th **gimme: 4 eubstterns, 2 sergeants. 1 drutemtresed 36 nub sad file. 39th Regiment : 1 cap. tale, 4 subalterns, 1 sergeant, and 83 rank and Ile. 89th Regiment: 40 'shelters', 1 argent, 64 rink and file. Priem Bin-41iit Regiment : 1 eaptche, 4 subeltsras, 1 sec. seam, and Mlinath and film. 67th Belmont : 4 subalterns, 1 serpseat, sat MI rash add file. 6Wd Regiment: 2 sob albino, 1 sergewiltyand 31 reek and film Total : 2 captains, 26 subelterns. 91lergeants. 2' drummers,. Ind 404 rink and file. MIN cams under cedars to rimmed with these ~drafts w: 9th Reg.: Llentessnts Agnew and Richards; Alusign Chadwick. 17th Reg.: Lietesuants Grant and )Barkley;: Eneimar Mayne and Pacemil. 39th Regt. : 40. ' ItapoJa Comm; Eire as Gni., Moore, /ego, and Arch dale. 89th Brett.: mama Hobbs, lisowarips, mad libeidawell. 21st e : Majhr Balder*: Lieutenants SherwoodBltephens, 0' nail, +ad Crouse*. 67th Regt. : ns n oisy, Resig Sewell, sad Moughton. 63rd Beg.: Ensigns Shwas said Girths. heari.raya a ooatemporatg, that tho Admiralty have at last dtisermlned to abolish t ievidione distinctions esistiepia th►uiforms of whet 'maudlin the civil branches of the asivy, end that os• sad after the lst of January neat greet imperemmenes are to he made in the• position of those ahem 1. All ahem of relator-mak areas take rank and pro sedans* with malt other wording to t►e date of their i mpactive cossosissions. 2. The enifosasof oaken of relative nak is to be 'salmi ' lsted, sod all distinctions removed. 3. Aadetaarpaymeetere sad clerks are to be paid as tol -1 bee. viz.:. - . Clerks . Assistant psymastem ...... 110 t 10 8 Ditto, above three 139 , 1$ 4 „ Ditto, above seemoyears lB4 $ 0 „ Ditwi, in shares ell moonnts 194, ID 4 „ 4. Ships' stemteret are to be appointed by warrant, and paid the lame as gown, boatswains, asiempenteds. b. Five yeamoseose masters' mid amistiant paymasters' fell. pay serviee to mount towards the haWpay of semen and paymasters esspeatively, and the haMpey to be increased and graduated by length of service sewn On. huodred and twenty flea aster rifles have arrived at Bronson Derricks for the use of the Sappers and Miners. They carry 1,000 yards, and have a short sword attacked is the barrel, malting a very formidable 'Napoli. 6 0 TEE POISONING CASE AT BURDON. Dr. I:teakwood, "as one (he says) of the four panne flak whom the verdict of the jury has left the public Woolen en object of suspicion." has indited a letter is defence of the medical attendaan in the above we. They did an, he esys, keep their suspicions locked up in their own breasts. 6 ' So soon as they felt that arsenal poisoning might he the cause of this anomalous disorder, they decided to coommenicate their apprehensions, not to • magistrate, who could not have acted on anything so doubtful as their suspicions; not to Mr. Wooler, who, though respected and beloved by his friends, they believed not to be resented and beloved by his neighbours, who, un ions. ately, they also believed to be the only one near the person of the sufferer who could be supposed able so to administer the poison as to produce • train of symptoms very nearly resembling those of idiopathic disorder; nor, lastly, to lin. Woolsr's relations, for to them they had no mesas of aeon.. They decided to communicate their sus picions, with • minute end accurate detail of ell the symp toms ea which they were founded, to one whom 1 may rtitirsaitted to designate the father of modern fo medicine cis., Dr. Christine." The latter wrote la reply, that " the morel evidence must be very strong, or that meek nest be detected in remains of food, vomited matter, or in the excretions, before it, would be prudent to now your suspicions of slow arsenical poison ins." Under seek ciseuesstasees, Dr. Halewood main tans that he could not with propriety have communicated his suspicions to young Mr. Breekuell, "a young man in his papillose." Been after the dailies bad occurred, Dr. Christian said be should examine the secretion, before giving an opinion, and after that symptom the medical lan were mealtime for the result of Dr. Christine's analysis of the grin. The lady's days were numbered, and it would have been inhumanity to have ealightean her. But though prudence did dictate reserve, Mr. Woofer was not without intimation calculated to excite the attention of • man of his nutcases. " When we spoke of his wits's dinner we said that while the nature of the mischief was plain the nun of nob sinews irritation was • mutter on which we conleesed ourselves in the dark ; and this I said in all sin cerity before the 19th of Jose, when the first shade of na pkin crossed my view ; aid subsequeatly to that date, on • remission of the urgent symptoms, Mr. Wooler saying, Then, you do thigh there's • chases ? ' I replied Yes; I think if the stomach has fair play there may be a chance.' Yon will ask use what be said to that. He made no reply." The Mancgenee Onissedion says: " A paragraph is going the fond of the papers to the effect that Mc Berjeant Wilkins had 200 guinea*, Mr. Overfed 100 plans, and Mr. Laurie 60 guises. , for defendiag Mr. Wooler, who was charged last week at the Dothan winter melees, and whose trial was amply reportal la the Geordies • but this sus is a very smell portion of the Goan th at will fall upon the defendant. His defence will cost him not less than 2.000 gnaw, if not more. The briefs furnished to counsel were mut vobunietoui ; and the whole of the evidence given before the magis t rates was taken question and answer by a shorthand writer, end afterwards written out, classi fied, and printed in large books, at a very great sepses.. Mr. Wooler will also have to pey Professor Taylor for the analysis of the heart and other parts of the deosesed mat up to him, and the medicines, as it was done at the request of his solicitor, though the Treasury afterwards seat Professor Taylor dime to give evidence. Mr. Woolee's solicitor tied also the assistance of two eminent medical men from Newcastle-on -Tyne ; there were • e•nsiderable number of consultations, Bco., and anyone that has been concerned In law knows bow consult fag fees and "refreshers" unman up. Mr. WOOlff returned to his house the day after the trial, bat he was hooted hissed at Darlington when recognised at the railway sta tic's. The popular pavjadics or whereinr it may be that exists against him has not abated since the trial, and no doubt be will best eaosalt his own comfort by leaving the •sigbbourhood. The remark made by Mr. Duce 'Martin la his sammieg up at the trial, that be could imagine some person ether than the prisoner as lively to have poisoned the deceased lady, has only added perplexity to this eztraordi eery ease, and implicated other members of the household is nspicioa. Thew ease seems surrounded with doubt, difficulty, and honor, and Mr. Solent Wilkins appeals to have exercised a wander discretion than the judge, by remarking that be sought not to grease anyone, but to show that the primmer was the last an that ought to have been charged with the crime." EAST SUFFOLK RAILWAT.—A meeting o f the s h a reholders in this company was held on Tuesday, at the Angel Inn. lisleswortb ; the Earl of fitradbroke in the shalt. The object of the meeting was to &median the meant of share capital subeeribed for, and to determine whether the works between Beeswoith and Wo dbridge should be pet:seeded with. Sir 8. K. Peto and several other gentlemen addreesed the meeting, and it appeared front their statements that shares to the amount of 100,00 W. had been taken up in the district, and that the project had met with very general sapport. After explanations on several matters of detail, the chairman put the question whether the eonstruction of the lin* should be proceeded with ; and the meeting gave a unanimous decision in the affirmative. The athetaary arrangements for the purchase of laid, sto., were ordered to be vigorously proseented, and the mowed lop dosed with a oordial vote of thanks to the noble okeithaeu. BURIAL BOARDS AND DIMENTZIN.—The following letter, my. the Seaweed Herald, has been received by the Chairman of the Carmarthen Burial Board :—.• Whitehall, Nev. 110,1856. Blr,-1 am directed by Secretary Sir George Grey to ackeowledge the rethipt of your letter of the 23rd last., and to inform you, is teply to your enquiry, that a cam having been submitted to the law offieen of the Crown, they have stated that they wet lied an! words in the Act of Parliament which give either to the burial board or to say woes, ezetenly et by Implication, power to settle th • fess to be paid to dissecting ministers or other persons officiating is the thwtonsecrated part of burial ;trounce pro vided leader the Denial Act —I am, sir, your obedient men. Mt, 8. llenies—Set. Dr. Lloyd, Puede, Cazanuthen."