The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-12 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER r* '4 41 5 totr, r K. 411— 3113114%, • • -'.-..'''... • ; & No. 4,499.] - - L N OND c.. SYDNEY Dirra, MONTHLY. 1 , Lti K sAu. U‘E cd CLIPPER PELILETIL NOM Imo ~, ift...6...ft t:w lotb, and tram (Invested Ells ea ., ft. to ,:,t) •.1 l'w lAA ..I sulk siosils. roftfteivlN souls .• .. • . at. t.r I. , ift,sl.ftssly tstlL --- Cattalo.. 1 To .1311 r _ Illatidoek . . '' Feb le . Marthl) . 4401 1.0 Ihrewil .. Val 1 0 Waimea . .. J OOO 1 . ) Wrbicoake .401 y 1.0 Anse . AOOOOOl 10 Ilattlel . *IA 10 yam. . skt 10 M. . \W. 14 NI4O I%o. ' Die. 10 LSO 1,10 1.111111 Ufa 1.510 ••••••'.• , • , .f Sot* ! j 11.11* entor ars C lap et 1,4110 kttose 1. use hoat~ 1, . be Noe Matt times %betakes alai llndibh nuilt .r , 1 ow celebrated Mark 801 l Woe of Miele:diva ,a 1 Parket4. which Lcee by Ow ti• twin-Want, oat ratingteti. Carved a world ktootrn reputati.n, nI • 1108 t 1.. ito.uvoin."l..tenn i. unlo.nuaord by any .4.14 ationt. tot Iy to JAI, L. 1:al Nl:a arid t . Liverpool. to all Arita lee in , . Mack Balt Line amt. in Lniune. tor. sad 10,1, Magnate ,Met. Lt'. WEEKLY STEAM commrxicAnorir to NEW YOU.—The LIVERPOOL. NSW you. tad PHILADELPHIA ATLAM sell . COMPANY hiked 8 88 P 411111 •11 Hots balliwewored thy wee* , oteoutoblps. albs( et Queerstown M pemetwgr. saJ .loppetebos. M follows : WSILIILV PKIIM LIVER/VOL POE NSW TOIL. w...teraday, Jim It Itio, Wesloooloy. Jan ISTV ItALTINV/RE, Oe•lneolay, Awl every nu reeding It ednetday I .nos promo, IA 17. awl *II otuintae. ACI OrlitUa to the moot& siod.tuok. Pinned yoesser. inchi.luely as provisions tee& I Pareouon lot Cattada Arel the tt cetera (Naha booted WviLh ou very advantogroot terms further pertieskin MILLIAII IN LAN, 11. travel 'Avowal; at to LIYM sod NAM, Si. [lotWtibm 'wet. City. 110TICIL—Thew etantera eall at cork Harbour. en beib ward ad awl bonewsed pia _W!,• litighbit e recel Al ie ß ll 3 l 4 At R4gt app b lb. &drafty to betores LI V&P 0L wet N ' EN Di A reet, and be times LIVLItri and Itint•TroN, the Boston b ee iddl ui calling gl ILU.IIaX to land and receive paasetwera and oaf a stalk The &Rowing or other veaiala are appointed to sal bum P ilrerod • IRASII A for r 4 KW YORK dire. 1. someday Jam. 19. ' Team; 14.1.C113.(1.Th sod goods fur Noesau and HAM M. tir le Uourlurt, d scw York on board the It s. Kornai. I \ Alit. for liosTi ' , amnia). JAI , in. algii A, for t FAY YORK direct. !Aatonlay. Feb. t. rawer money, including stewards lee and provision, bat wlthoot sine. or liquors, which an be olitalisa.4 on board :—To Bantu and ltootoa, chief akin, . second cable, Lla To New York, chief cabin, Llk. second =bin. flit. Freight to Boston, awl New Tort, A 3 per ton, and 5 per Wad. Wi lla-re Onset parcels, 6s. inch and upwards. Thera Weentebtle bane wooousionation for a liwatod comber of second adds pa roger. —Yee pelage or Oiler informatke apply to J. B. Tom* gg oel Haowletreet. Landon Coeds. Kane, and a Meg Is Doer" Park U. and J. lagna. Illnaliononotrang It lad Miner, tgoorandows or A and C. Miner!gal:r: mese. LiverieL LONDON sad NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. Moe. Boston Station. Jr.. 111. 111111. NintrE t ItatitY 111 YEN, that the BOOKS he which Transfers of Meet and Mares of this Company an treered Inn he closed on SI4 NDA Y, the Pith lost . and thes a 6 er LIMII G• helitstnaloo mast be deposited in thin ulnae on or fore that day, to entitle Proprietor. to the forthcoming dirt. read. -by order. CHAS. Y. STZWART. tieenears. VLU ES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and nr.t so:nrc, far the Warman= of the Public and their emaeroul Petrone leg to nebe as leibertue ennoanceseent re gentle,: the 1 - ALUM a QOM, lestlag persuaded that tie tote. me 4 the lair trader sad tee l itale 661 be alike protected by tie • ide circulation 01 kw ea thk sabiect. Geld being divel.3 hate 24 pares ornts , carats, Wows WA paid of 14 ...rite tine, Is Ila esrats..43 It ile 9 carats .. Ll 11 10 te.rth .C 4 4 114 17 carats.. 1 0 1 II mute.. 1 I SI per ..sale. 16 carats.. 114 74 I carets .. 1 4 9 Urania 4 1 1 ILI carets.. 1 U 1 I tame .. 1 1 2i 12 carats Hrltah 14 corals— 1 9 114 1 carats .. 017 11 'Lewd, 117 104 13 corals.. I 6 0 4 aerate .. 014 te 21 carats 314 4 12 were_ I 2 61 1 carets .. 010 7e 10 cant. . 210 Si 11 cents_ 111 1 !carats . 0 1 1 19 carats.. 1 ? 1 IS cereal.. iu q 1 carat . . 0 $ 61 Neaufeeters. 14 lisowlellreleeeb Covuebsonlee. W C., Lemke. Assert ask el gsrsendJwi7leals. each. N.B. This Ildeblieberni asks se 6lalbswif e sad on Saturdays et see ceekeb. BARLOW'S HOT WATER DISHES are not only the heat, bet the cheapest the DISH COVERS to salt to bleetro Plate. ttritannla Metal, and Double Block Tin, are elegant In form and reasonable In price ,either singly or I o let. • A NICE HOT PLATE for your Game, Haunch • - - - table QKATES.—JOHN MOSELEY sod SON, cutkn ard lasi mardadarars, 17 sad U. Notaaelt. Oraist pr ha, Lando& Iwo kir waistless anarterad d MATO 4111 elm Ladino dab OM Oaf /MUM lam la Is SY RDOM'S 1100/I—.a. TL Pius Is. It Itlaisita Per timid Alleasselg, Imaidedli a plods/ Ni.. PA Iler SWIM slamp.-111dil* M Iside.-11111L51. Mims, W liorle r v=klMak elll Zl Conlllll. IN sad IT, fa P RIO R PIANOIORTIEL—Mara. 1 .7 KIOLL soli CO., oblique. enri. OM*" ord Phoebe threhete liasteleetarore, 1b7. . Teasatiam , ssite.med. lasage. Mil is cal/ tba ottomillos ot Oat TRAM MOON OkiLIQU emir* 7 elletee. tweed le admitted to be wait Se say itw pirmilet• anal to the hell& 111 bath with bus giee. eleorter deshb Miss. mod haProud adt viddi soda the lIIMER cd w NO" so that lßa Aim* adl. Is M MM. Uses tolitmeee ire of amenmilis. ere -.aid mg SEW bellied, sod eo lbel tbsy my plead le an SWIM Of soy pert el the deelt a ~ No elm' binemseis pnpare.l and gabbed be edema ellmstia Nentrath elan% sad the to. sap MIL Lid el Brim. rid tolliestlels tram the sod smilmost pdreme. maim ea spolitalias. AN /7110TIIAL ItZMIDY.-LAMBERTS AffffilleafflC HAMM witkoot osoOlanli the bowels or allsolgos Um bead. truiy allowiess sod pleasanOts samitted to to Hobos' seellsino for Wessedlatefy reffireles earsibs, odds. osollnesd IMO MON^ to o osasonsocias. It Ire quentlY cores p Ist=faculty Ineursols. admiraMy allays the *Woo which frequent In approaching sormapilos Ms sels on truly terseas depenrailef amp, or even Was Wawa for tear of suffees. Hos, may dewed cm yeller to a few adsolos after taking Prepared ouly and mid by W. LAMM/CC chemist, J street, Haymarket, awl by all areogiuts la beak*. l 2l l r. s 4.. 4.1. sack. De particular an* ask Ise Imabart's killustatio balsam no ism anti address la aspassi cs tM stems. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAIVE mid 1 , 41 N .Hilda.. lompoition el their Wales Mat CAMTI NO. the owl iiirris imitable to the Pont 1444. ; Mk Ihreao. Soh Mots. is, Iseholum moub•Sortf Ike orrevetjle et Asa —4 sod 4, hooligeoloes4, awl SI mai SI stiehroorognoerto. W. SEA SICKNESS PREVENTED.-JOZKAIT'S GLOSULIII ars enalidintly raosernsadint as a prevaslivs and sere foe ma siakinan The ledleerlng srltb gems. will be sallelant to prove their *Money : "Wr,—llsart iamb pier sera In bias able to state that lay Usk voyage ow Iles nisi wen intattandsd will soy sickness. I took One at pm pills EU pried SO u COOOL lyl—Tour., &c., J. W., J. P. Caa. Oise, 22, Intan- N,am ennis, J 40. 1110. - -Osseralt, °stake Prone b t, , 'Unmarked. L ondon. De p lod Ras Jorean. at. Quentin Pais. In bones, Is. Id. sack tree by post, is. Id. VAST CHAPIA 001701128, and BIM 1.4 BROWN BROTIMIS lays ••••• das smut imosis•s sell wq Mad knows. Put up la • ym open ter kovidikg, si=il kr lime eft mon sal lank& Olia. Vrissailly. I ngar A LIST of the CIPAL 111 W sad A CHOICI BOOKB ts dashikis st YURI! 'NEL= LIBRARY. Alm pada sal imam s tillers/as Goalie d nest Wake Osirswa Ina sigestsiskast emotes sa=Mud prices far mi. Meant lases, Now Osbeileiriet, Ludas ; Crow —se. Igsmessiat : sag ainselnest, linalsettas. (412.—Anoliter lawful explosion, in Northarap isedrait, —This could ad bays Ulm plass 101 sr d lillollllltl PATIN? AAMY ATLAS MODE. UM less wasil. An persons %wig sr SSW druid are Ism lan the Imprimodl Mir Chandrasestm.A lLata Is Omsk If ape kw slack always IS, Qs Issas sad welasee at ihe Mks Wats, K 9ince--111. L Mem OUT WI T H daL rio, foolscap Wei G bro. AßlßA boards. LDI. Cconpriehnt a fall and authentic account of flarthoddl. from Itls landing at Pokes° to Ms retirement to Cabrera. By W. b, bitoon. an lYntialt baribaldian Voinntow. Madam Ward aad Lack Lto Visetotreat. rkAVIZVB GERMAN WAX OANDLZB, AO pm& ; BALA rous trw. la. W. • Urns rizatre. .ii 41 1:4101; Wilwr on& fle.. Ma t ma ro Hsu. I ft ; ell km Mawr L. I. per wk. , . armee kers Wk ; • IL w.: °""ig kM. ; ism ; asaas. trals. al 11. P. DAVI rad SOWS WD•srbilkkri voile" 411. Martltio.kor, Wirloproo. Irpoise. W.C. Jag D1131A11113 et the M b". with %v i le ;le 'pest e l 2 l : ° :W s = mangig niii = 11 I IM, b. ey c =b. 114 /MAL Lieentlase al tbs of dais, Utoborgh, Member of the Maya Cale. of eisigiers. England. ac. Published by lobo amain. to he had tram the AWor Oroillattoos 1.117, fro m le to P mod hole 3 to 8, or by eippolotmest.-19, Gtorgeotseet, laaorerogaare. _ . rBUCHAWS DOMESTIC MEDICINIEL— ientrr svobitmonso Pula. lohrrtee ratiated Mame ise vie emete. ihow "gaw wet. usubmile adhass M. •selsokkh NS Oiatent, for wailksWil A Ala = l l4 =i s isied. w 4 tog& .." 'kw& Ws...a. ClowisteSSl • '"'"'"llwealwo id MEW Ilor the IlloWs. 6.34=1 SS nos W/WWWW OWN := llO il We . sowwwWw. willorbg of Ss 18 . la shed osembeeeb lemeieer WM the Fie a—mma ober% ere mow ho OW seems tit heurea me ohm o mbeeden.~ eileretag m twee e err et Ile 69 IL OMB WIWI SIM sums Wow AlWisea Kt. ag ses... e ms so moss of Se WOO Ms. Or ,------- ~.__l o4 Wow 61 Latolsa. Sal Swesa iimi 06.,” 211. j o g th.pert free from*, Mather fee la ....mswost. W.. sod an W A xim AY on the CAUBlr m ann hos obeemerrrioraher bee, to. ott.. Ils. 61., moil* ; hoh i blusel pa pog r e.vd. 2 .4 is, s : sons de. ft, Si.s A . cuu raiond. ii ruau te r s e th aD.F.1114.NE..e1tbt...91.1.1, riiimmuts. Wow WM flusatfir , al 1 111• 11 " - , soooso oe motto. tn the treatment of those pemalier " I L tlibMillmeMealt; J. Seeger. 110, Oilartheteese ; are rm.. = ma ii .e. e Mob Mott to embitter sod ilkorlua W. WWoll4lnot • Nair, 4. Cbessies : 1410111 f, J . L aim. lc Ajbmie ..,.. s. „ . .., 20. ......_ _ _aft usiswasiols; s. row." ”, Orem - Wo• 21 Dr. • .emaemere; 111 . 01881 4 , 1 & : Us i r•da C at ' s " Pa" I. i. dm us b o ot sereeeneen"—metuosi Reoord. I's ' tel. e m er e; of WllsoWs. sod Newman-et ur . Itarlaehlt 1 " .... 0. ciro ar i rase ssi ce.. pitaniest.r.row. Deramtie Jamikame, eesilMisfag for " er i dim "' Il• d by am" / R est plibillbel. r m ll ti ficst 34 stamps IGHT'S on Nervousness 11 O 4 seuresso Dram ass ths muss lo Os mg= w a r disciss2 Is NI or mob pdaitiv• ofeser sad Is W. and under an cirensistancea Loch cow itilVerirst bees carefully studied and analysed by ply steal silssrosliss is Use various Continental and raters kr: r ars ts sap practice. by RAIM I Batas. Y.D. d yes el Flosbiltne. Ilezabes at Übe loyal 01011. at Wi = l M. : . A Ilk Warwtelt.isail. SILIES, ONE GUINEA THE DRESS. — We A' . o7siitgos, — ic.: tr . ; l a — Huyat - If i liki:de sli Hot are yew MM. US piens wide PANCY SILK from one Maser Plates hitherto made have been a anakte fallout. i pinta lola K Ohs divot eml s May purchre el via Main BARLOW'S ROT WITIII PLATES and DIAN" on the onu• Aalliweek la Mak white, wed all eelooss, tram M. Si le Se teary. will be found all that yew owl deal,,. Tbe plates are aims the tel dross, WOW rho 4 Mans I. ei ism ; ellea cams, of elegant mesterei pattensll, emoted in the beet doubt • ham leg el aural Drama Dram at 111 a Ilk worth SIM blink tin, with ebony feet. Pries U., tIL, and ta. each. The anon LL Meg much an Lase in as waft Rageavinga and prices grata-4.41111111 BARLOW, inventor end an have atierue seat free es Patentee, 14, Ring Vilillamotreek B.C. latablithed 1120. GRANT and GANN, WMM> sone; m. ie. et a. et ox.ronitemunr, G U N S.—To SPORTSMEN. —The vnu ireallb S. 4. end 1 Welloolneek Liman. rWam 11 ar2r ets , opPte Golden a." Hotel . . look t arnogh hie etia ANEW CAPE, tie OMEGA, to be bad only ri Mang) ND BILECH and MUZZLZ.LOADIXO OOHS, at NAMUR* and lIIMPTONW. 7aiss, Mk Mead SINGLE and DOUBLICSARRILLED 111 , 1.116 of awry sma smill =11 1 : 141 • 114 ; ;Ma • edgel Mock of Ilimag and dearlytiok ales ILICVOLV kW), by all the beat Landon name: amps ma lima ilervana Liveries el beet auditise with aery deariptiou of uninnaltlae. d:O.—WHISTLER, U. =.—.IIAIULTILIN mad 1.111711111, 101, amok opposite Eater. Strand. W.C.—N.II. IL W. will take anything a imeliange. OPEOTAOLES, improved by HARRIS and DR EBB FOR JUVENILES. la son,winrome owtaln4 the de*. 10 . 60 "..." terry deneriplion. a the beet and tang sutra, may be be min Illeat with cry,til or = 0 11 a ci . .. 4 = a l sa lth *bland at a meet's maim U. ti M. Gold and Silver a 4. ad. g ial geeti euelea, a waft low pieta Hat:4W fliik Lakkeelsockarlata, trout 111 di lai Ran err= 7 5 11a. Si. tea =Ca HARRIS and SON IS Om Zama Sate ,, U 0 SRNs .... ~ 11 • Royal again' the Wiwi' 11 Laos. 4 Attila • * ''') 1./ ' I , :i s WHIMMAIR and li. . UMW .. Irbeginirei • Borne twin NIL • a r l / 4 11111117 ANT 1' Speed bee •to TAO stitches ethiete.--flale looma, OA Orforgamel Descri grata MAMAS, MUM. MOT AND MOIR MARINA, ptive AND 4111111UAL OUT7IIII4IId. loner Rome : QEASIONABLE PRESENTS, for the promotion Gwen rt Mania an Ainiste. 1... of Piennsed Alleadllea—ROWLA.NDS MACASSAR OM New Oaleriadeeek weer of Hut-street a premerver and barallbst d the hale beyond all pooonlea. Cana of T.Mw ttaewrt and Dialearenk Rowboat Rely&a, kr a radiant bloat to the rm. Osman Intinilehneesta : parka end a Wham gamy to the bands, alma and Iliarailei Dridgestreet, lleadfard. Takata'. sank. 11w Walk sr Peed Dem Mies. for pang • peed- ilieliold. like wham= le the Mt; and trams* to the breath. The N.S. Ilhoold ens Gracie be approved et, IMAM los U. pateerge a Repay throughout Nuent o tta n =tl moo by amiged we the money reemedl. rank rd fatted, and the a than R. MGM ma SOWS 1111J11 lerSlll7-ICLASWIIMUIT sad Mane gas am • estakaffr =AK and reader than 111 a prima with peophla ea the Reelymair Callas Ow peraleas egc r esad sommebie proma--iiold by A. &Oa- ten loot ad reeeng, gab en ffieani or pea free. LAND end 141,==dria. MI by chaplets and pa- ne INTAILIsHISINTIIenfIIUDAT rm. ann. .... Alak • ereliem I NIG at swat isatil 11•Swise owe% when hmaini• it ammed aid 11 o'clock . WWII ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE. HARRN. _ A GRAND MORNING TELPORMANCE of the Pantomime RONINOIIN CIUMOR. at HARLOW: IN FRIDAY sad the KING of the VARRIRRIt 'MANOR, on MONDAY. Jan. lk com moots( at t o'clock. nUCKLEYEr, St. iatiumes Hall.—During the Holl.laya. WI BECK EE.Nfr SERENADER.% Val the TWO 10%1 1111troRMANCIDt form WEDS E.:4ml' and AATI:LDA Y. 4 and open every Framing at s The pn Melo& Itucklryi Popular Relvetions from thole ItaeYagOs 34.. arra. s.pilirr). Boa saber 2,4 flceadlrrpea . from 10 to & ISLINGTON PHILHARMONIC HALL, near tan Ode.—Mr. Merge Tedder alone in " Norma " and I Merl' es Teaadaya, Thursdays, and Saturdays. The cask West rendalses Mrs. Brian. Sam Collins, George Bartley, Mora Lamer, and Mother, the Albanian Minstrel., sad ilesan. Irian and Coaley.—Docies open At 7 o'clock. Admission, t'HAffiTHM HOLIDAYS. ARGYLL MUSICAL ENTILDTAINMENT, with the celebrated Rand, Forty In umber, established ekven years, chosen from the MlMarinade Cowerla Royal Italian Opera., tel the Household Troops. Conducted by Loin. Lamotte. cornet i piston, M. tioukourt. DANCING at Li o'clock. Admission. 1. EVA.NS'S magnificent MUSIC and SUPPER _1! . .0p11: 4 . Covestipralen.—)wicifini us Massed to thk isuipers.a;'amii:stTirtiosier VIDE CASES, One to Twenty Guinean each— • mammas Waster Ova guineas . Goods. Madeira. and Belsool Cakes. hail It to KM a larse maortnient of Almond Cakes for dessert. la. Id. per lb.. Soups, Jellies. Creams. and fareA• Tartlete. Ball= u nd Wed : ing Breakfasts provided. Iry NOTICE.—WINEBand SPIRITSAREDUCED DUTIZIL—A. 111t000H'S list a prim, with Dr. Harm. newt past Imo on Mug , Vim °Minolta, incluiled..per dozen illo eholdls t White Burgundy) Btlll Hoek or Moselle Household Sherry f onner ly aimp a ii ,.. im , d om IC& Household Port i loa. South African Port. and Sherry .... ....144. sod 144. South Allen Madeira and Amontillado Gin, tell streugth, 13.. 3d.. Burgundy brandy, 17 par genes Hammitt° the very hest. An. per one dozen case. Sample° or soy four of the above on receipt of 30 stamps. Tema, csalt.—A. BBOUGH, Hi. Strand. London. MUNN'S MARSALA or BRONTE WINE, tats Llt Us . per 11 the re qua to r duced du au kty, . Rail p V.4. per doze aW any s 7 stati 4s. la per eh dome ; t o cs ThM wine will he Wend of superior quality, tovery saftZl i d. arid. though full tavouret, entirely free THOB. b irth( 1 7 4 e 41" s ig ht erw t ite, spi;i h t, t altd liqueur lv i tre gi telts,upwervie ot 47 y eah wii=o the 800. Society of Ileoebt's-tm iamb's Con- W.C. Price UM a ppptioaSkaa Choice aid pale Owes tweedy, 701. per deem. gIVICNB and SON, 78, Bishopegateidreet ithisi. MUCKS of WINIM ILIDUCILD DUTY. Porta from the Wood, 27c, TM superior. N., Xis.. per dozen ; ditto. superior old crusted. 155., 48a, Nit, fqa : Sherries, good, 9h., Sat, . ditto, superior pais odes or brown. 425., Ma, 64a., per dozen: Claret, One Via OrdMilies, Ira, los, Jos , BR Jaen. &c., 30s ,VM.. Chateau Marian; Le., dila, 72a.. Cbassipagoe,36c, 42a., . Most, Perrier Jowl. 0111•01. aft. Ms. rts per dozen Marsala, finest, 221 e. : Demetlaa, l 0.: Lisboa, ried or dry, 225, per dozen. Wines of caber dmeriptioes orpially moon , Milo. Delivered within tee miles toss of swam Toms obi POULTRY, BUTTER, HAMS, dn. INPOItTiNT TO YANILLINS, NOTILIALNSPINS, te. Bacon, Potter,. Ygp, sad Dslepied Pork trash trout the coont=r 4 th mw::% erltet York tad.. 116::ss, 10d lcaaa . per lb.: Wll4, the half oe quarter, 74d. to aid.. Cheddar, rid. to 10d. Cheshire, sia. to 10d. ; Gloster, rd. to . Stilton, la to la ad (Inoue, ltd. per lb.. good salt butter, la to ls. ; true, la to la 44 per lb. yowls chickens, 64.. large fowls, from St to la si : young turkeys, as to Is. ed. : young geese, 4a. Id. to sa. ; d pork, nil MOIL per lb.. lank &I to ebed. Ir. and J. I. TAYLOR, fd. Little Pulteneystreet. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12, 1861. THE LONDON REVIEW. EVIRY SATURDAY. loarpeace. MODERN ENGLISHWOMEN. The foaming reties of Articles cm the Characters of Women, their Duties, relation to and influence ti Social Life, will appear W EEK LY. in the WNDON sinsw. The Ant four Articles bars skeet, appeared. THE INFLUENCE of WOMEN. THE SCHOOL GIRL. THE FAST YOUNG LADY. THE ENGAGED YOUNG LADY. COUR T SHIP. SPORTING. BETTING AT AT MANCHESTER-4RIDAY. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 7to I apt Bettkdrum (t) 7 to I Diophantus (t) I) to I Nautilus (t) THE DERBY. 1,000 ti SD art The Drake (taken severs' timid Nothing eke done. --- Commtr Itrioss.--These race. are fixed for Thursday, March the 7th (the clay following Nat ). GRAXD NOMINAL STUPLICEIANC, WARWICIL—We are requested by dm Clerk of the Course to Mate that Cockatoo and Blaylock &odd have been included in the published list of nominations for this event. HIINTLNG APPOINTMENTS. Owiag to tie continued severity of the weather few ap• polatmesta lave been made this week. Should there be soy prospect ef a thaw, a complete hat of those forwarded to si shill be pablished on Monday. The majority of the " meets " already received are to be on the lint open day at the respective keaaela. A It It I ♦ G E. HZ MOTHIR-I N-L A W. KAIITY and TASTE. X T R A V AGANCK. S IC R V ANTS. GOSSIP awl SCANDAL CH A RIT Y. TEll FEAR d the Vl — Cr TED. T HE SELF-RELIANT WOMAN. THE MANAGING WOMAN. THE MANCEUVRING WOMAN. T HE SINCERE WOMAN. T HE IMPULSIVE WOMAN. ► HE PlOl7B WOMAN. THE SOCIAL WOMAN. THE SKINFLINT. THE SCIENTIFIC WOMAN T HE STRONG-MINDED WOMAN, FIL A T TERN. T H E THE FASHIONABLE WOMAN. T HE CREDULOUS WOMAN. THE STUPID WOMAN. T aE PR U D Z. ORNAMENTAL WOMEN. U BKFUL W 0 M IC N. THE MODEL WIFE. T HE ♦NXIOUB MOTHER. THE CARELESS MOTHER. rODERN CHILDREN. TSTORIES ba im ETHONY TROLLOP!, Author of " Trask, " Ate., is., an sow punk in la in 1011110111 INW. THE LONDON REVIEW palbsboll MIRY SATURDAY, Irks Y. 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This week is distinguished from ell others on the ss try tory at reference, distantness of type, and acionmey aak innrsyrix Of reset 141tios;:Taiiiiiiiitaiiiiiiissism iiiii• at worst. lag tram, war, sad aribudiemset hi eia ammad. sad bi as yess4o_2o•l &Mt essa m eare• IL cloth, Tsoisors JOURNAL, 0 combining Ps Ldp al Ss alrbest. louts 4, sad nub-boob : tomboy • 1101•0•1 Prildnalog by Doable airy With Goyim II Wand assises obi Mat adventure., lot • wow = a QM et booldwaybe by disl• or doable entry. by Oweas JAMMU. AVNOVNIMS. IMPORTANT COMMUCIAL DOORS. Now sod Improved Yrou dwoo No Present 71111 r. MONRYS, ',IGHTS, INA of ALL NATIONS, with IairBQVIVALINTS is sod PRANCIL Tenth MONA NA la Moth, TT Z'S M ODERN CANDI ET • • llowrl d Iteloaso la the WENN at Rai • Ititioop sad 11aRkm, with TANN IS WNW mai Morsio, p =mil Yrs* aoserdlog to No wo rt d all been NONA Sy imam TAIL Benneos AT FONTAINIIIIIMI7. —The Journal Js L.ir has the following hem Fastaineblon, of the Bth:—" The Isapsvar arrived Mee = ii vit s nail e'en ath• 111111711111116 and coven nee is the large dm Gioia fee al Ile meerenpre bed ban invited to s pan Weer at nee. Awn lie inn nee —Prism dr Itratiniii, Prima de to Ya conch the Deb de Canna Wore., the Mega de One Witkowski, Baron Dames, ha. Son tan from the two reginside .4 Ha peel in arainea Fontainebleau, raw met oat. Is megeor or the mew rity of the weathe are were at theaihreat ernelroada The qcd Eri s te was innewee. The rabbits might be metal nom men, sad the doe .ad Omani+ by heart& end several capital doable shots, sad bore mr:Th r onours cd the day." Prince Joachim Murat arrived at Berlin n the Btl, mid wee received at the railing statics by Mann Wrangel sad Heron da genincit ve 'hada. the heirloom, whoa the Xing bad an to snit m. The grim amnia as agartareat Is the royal yahoo NAVAL AND MILITARY. (nos WIT =Well GAZILTIM) ADMIRALTY, Dec. 22. Corps of Royal Marines—The foUowing promotions have teien plooe, under her Majesty's Order in Council of the 13th of November, IsT.s, in consequence of the death of Lieutenant-General James Irwin Wills*, ou the Axed establishment of general officers of the Ravel Marines:— Major-General Henry !vett Deleon*. to be lieutenant gassed ; Oslossl-Oonsmuslant Anthony Bleslend Strati. sham to be mm r-general, vice s Delacombe, promoted ; Velma Fliode . 'bell tote colonelel-mLieutesent-Colon Arthur SandisiTerWwell cuni h, C. , to be colonel second-oommandant, vice pro. moted ; Captain Augustus Dover Lyddon Farrant to 130 lieutenant-colonel, vice Walsh, promoted: First-Lieu tenant Jacob Richards Lloyd to be captain, vice Fermat, promoted; Second-Lieutenant Edward Lee Rose to be tint lieutenant, vice Lloyd, promoted. ADMIRALTY, JAN. 11L—PROMOTIONS AND AP POINTMENTM.—Eogisser E. Clements, promoted to the rank of chief engineer and appointed to the Cumberland, for charge of the Horatio. First Chas Assistant Engineer Y. Lambert, to the Banshee. Acting Second Clam Assistant Engineer R. H. Dobeely, to the Cornwallis, for service in the Sandfiy. The undermentioned gentlemen have been nominated to naval cadetahips • Mews. O. L Atkinson, the Hon. H. N. Shore. E. B. Wallace, W. E Black, E. R. Brietyoke, A. Bleenerbasset, W. Farr, R. W. Hesthoote, E. P. Rocker, and N. C. A. Pollard. CHATHAM, Jai. 11. A detachment of the Army Hospital Corps, con sisting of three non-commissioned officers end 20 men, has bees directed to embark for New Zealand in the African. at Gravesend. The detachment would have left Fort Pitt this morning, but owing to the quantity of ice in the river the order for their embarkation was countermanded, the African being unable to leave the Thames. This morning a board of officers assembled at St. Mary's Barracks, under the presidency of Dr. Hums, the principal medical omcer of the garrison, whoa the sos-easunissiceed otibiers and men of the various cavalry and initatz7 rot 'neut.* who have recently arrived from India and colonies were inspected, and those found unfit for farther service were ordered to hold themselves in readiness to be discharged on Thursday neat. Major-General D. A. Cameron has been nomin ated to the command of the troops in New Zealand, and has 'heady appointed his staff. "It is donliful, however." says the Army and Nary Gazette," whether the despatches which are expected to-day may not render it unnecessary to send the Major-General on his mission, which was no doubt Intended to make up for certain shortcoming" on the pert of those now in authority in New Zealand." Tux 100-PouNnsa ARMSTRONG Gums.—During the bat few days (says the Times) a series of experimenta have been made in the presence of the select committee of Woolwich Arsenal with the 100-pounder Armstrong gun et 8100/aryls's'. The experiments were Sissidisa po St a r ar tory, and fully established the fact of the new ordnance being equal to the smaller mime. A ship's ✓ide, partially oovcred with =mire iron plains, some of which had been stripped off for the purpose d testing the fines at the commencement of t e experi ments, was eel op at a thousand yards' diatoms, to form the butt. The shells, Led with powder, were fired at patches of white paper slash upon the surface. The spots were 12 inches in diameter, and in every case the shell west t:= the mark, while the insiaataneous ignition al the made a hole in the timber in the form of • kw, doorway. The target was plead epos that part of the sWe die which had been stripped of irca phis% muse at which yam dillmbisaL One el time ems drat b i assidentood ent oompidely The was&iams aid at lelea to adiker the ragged and V end bes=l h i is eaglod ds t o s e n in Tract with ossogr a ermtnated by dring • few 4:4 " N — saes sh e ells e = with molter' boa from one of the old secedes gurk which in the comes et • few minutes est the is m[ the wooden twos* in a blaze. At the ordedos the experimental gun was found to be am gadget se when the trials commenced. By the Ste immerser in the breech there was no escape nor leakage af re from the explosion, to test the fact of which the user asseml times fi lled the cavity with snow,a i l= was fired, the meow had not the s Mos. It was accordingly acknowlAgil areMlNeady that by the new arrangement it is barely rade fee the plug to be blown out in the event of any care lesenses oa the part of the gunner in screwing it home. The Army mod Nary Gazette says that the expe riments on the sew iodised recoil-sliding carriers for Arm strong guns have not saceeeded ; and that during their late trial an untoward accident mooned, which resulted in breaking the thigh of the senior gunnery lieutenant of the Excellent, Lieutenant Thomas Ward. It appears that while pracheing with the 12-pounder Armstrong from the pinnace at Spit sad, the bolt of the carriage drew, and the gguuii,i . 312 • Teehing the top of the recoil-slide, toppled over , y injuring the of fi cer as above, and throwing cue of gunners overboard. Lieut. Ward was at OW removed to Hadar Hospital. HALY-PAT Canaille.—lt its understood that • scheme I actually in . contemplation, by which balf-pay captains may matenally lamented. The ark feature would mem to be, that the recruiting department, which is now teenaged by officer taken from their regiments, shill be confined to k. holf•r get osptains who are at for the work.—dray end Nag_ DISTRIBUTION or /JAVA!. Pain ]tourer.—Notice is given in rokseday's Goatee that reparalicas are now being made for the intended distribution at the tonnage bounty awarded for three slave feluccas, names unknown, captured on the 12th July, 1869, by her Majesty's ship Vesuvius, and her tender &nue. Due notice will be given of the date proposed for the commencement of distribution mid, at the same lime, the amount of an individual's share ; in the respective dames will be announced. THZ PLYMOUTH MUZZIER. PLYMOUTH, FRIDAY. The further examination of Robert Racked for shooting Sergeant Jame took place to-day, awl resulted in his being committed for trial by the magistrates. The Coroner'■ jury have returned a verdict of wilful mur der against Hacked. WILL or MB tarn Does or NOll7ola. —The will of the Most Noble Henry Granville Pitsalsa Howard, Duke o Norfolk, Howl. of Armada sad Hassey, Baron Pitnalan, Maliss Chau, andOewaldeetre, Premier Doke, girl blezeliel, and sred itory Marshal of England, was proved in her ileieety's Court of Probate on the 2nd of this , month by two of the esecuters—namely, her Grace the Dwaine et Norte& and James Robert Hope.ficott, Esq., Q.C., D.C.L.—power being mined to Lord Petro sad Lord Staltard, the other 'reed= nembisted. The per sonalty wee stars -der 90,0001. T'he win bears date 30th rit Nay below* • mike os the HIM of Odeber. His glees did at dr Ms November, aged liedy.live. The will is signed " 1.11."_ Mien= are Michael dikes, el liseelsid, icitZetz io a:l Nereus contained par's .5 a55v47776;,. and staidly weaned to the membered his toady. His verde Milken (tw• ems and ix ) are 41 bilk* miwt lie sesandleir, nowDeke I li nf il erlk, is oily in his thidemlit peer • they we Ott rider the case and i nieraiimab it de imams and Dr. Q.C. deka ► - les *used his ancestral -fetes ° 2ll the is of 11,11•01. lie the bend' of the der, to when elle be beipeethe di his real awl per med Wolin Ilbe vies boar abused tie &s al !bees with a redid ewe et MIK for hie so disposition in sae Land dies =d Hewed, o his s =s seem! the ma: his Neese ter it thus es megis aids ter tide erg adimiew mar Mil el Lei d Shrews trwry,Wiie bee Weald • duke eseeingenlig it thet Lard Mind Dermard Howard skied bweepoeste with his own ea lam et Talbot. Tide ie die wimile =totem* et his vases win, there being no ether dimeeitions of any kind wiselesever.—ldeserweed leaden Awn (Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. --•--- The mond meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works was beld yesterday in the Council Chamber, Guild- eau ; Mr. J. THWAITZEI in the chair. The financial statement was presented, which gave the following cash balances in the heeds of the treasurer : Current accounts, 112,7011. :ie. 9d. ; deposit accounts, 74,000/. ; total, 1146,7041. 3s. 9d. Government securities in the New Three per Cent. Annuities, 17,156/. es. Id. ; cheques ordered but not presented — issued, 5941. 16s. 3d. ; not wined, 86.1461. is. 2d. ; total, 86,7411. Is. sd. /10t!THWARE AND WESTMINSTER COMMUNICATION. A report was received from the Street Improvements Committee, recommending that cheques to the amount of 1,3471. 19s. J. be drawn for compensation to several owners for their property required for the new street from High•street, Southwark. to the Bhickfriars-road. The re commendation was agreed to. THE PROGRIRS OP THE MAIN DRAINMIE WORKS. Mr. Baralgette, the chief engineer, presented a report as to the main drainage work s, which stated that the bulk of the works had of neoat been stopped for a considerable portion of the past month on account of the frost which had set in. The northern high level sewer, which had been re-let to Messrs. Brassily, also awai t ed a change of weather. The arrange . manta for placing Mr. Furness in possession of the lend along the whole line of the northern outfall sewer are needy completed, and this work will be commenced at the sad el the present month. The Raiselagh storm overflow sewer across Hyde-perk progresses satisfactorily, works to the amount of 11,4001. having been completed, in addition to the underpinning of the old sewer to the nano of 2,6881. On the south side of the river the southern high level sewer is now in progress at Ave different places—three on the main line, and two on the Dulwich or Effra branch. Some remarkable strata of concreted shells and fossil hones were 'ldathfl the Magma of these works. The southern sewer, Widahleas eseansaised fa April Lin t assn. noes to be carried on in • business-like and satisfactory manner. The tunnel under Woolwich is about one mile in leth, and varies from 45 to 75 feet in depth. Four shafts have been sunk, and 2,2 - 43 feet of tunnel completed. the headings being lighted with gas, and the miners working day and night. The tunnel will probably be completed next autumn. At the east end of Woolwidt they were working in send, and at the west end in chalk. The shaft in Sun-alley is 55 feet deep, and is sunk into the chalk, and but little , water is met with bee*. That in Howard's-yard, Powia street, is 60 feet deep, and the lower half of the sewer is constructed in the chalk, the upper half in sand. The rest of the work is, with trifling exceptions, being constructed in open cutting ; and about 6,257 feet had been completed, making 8,510 feet in tunnel, and open cutting. The value of the work done is about 80,000 f. The contractor has pro vided 12 steam-esginas, a steam-hoist. a tramway across the marshes, from the cattail to Woolwich Arsenal, and a loco motive for the conveyance of materials, also three observa tories for setting out the tunnel. The average depth balm* 25 feet, and the cutting generally is through sand and pi* but the sewer is mostly built upon concrete, resting on the gravel, and much water has been encountered. The marsh ditches are being carried over the sewer in alas* of bride work in cement. The land purchased by the board at the outlet for the engine -house, euginee, /cc., is about thirty-four acres. The works for the low level sewer, under the Surrey Consumers' Gee Company's . property, now satisfactorily, the water having been sub. progresses and the excavations nearly completed. The old seat outlet was of varying form and size, and in a wry dilapidated condition. It is now being reconstructed, and the sewage conveyed through iron pipes to low water, and this will form a storm overflow in connection with the low level sewers. A steam-engine and pumps have been erected hero for the relief of the low-level districts, pending the completion of the main drainage works. It is at present pumping at a disadvantage into the temporary outlet. and it having been found that the present engine is capable of working more pumps, the board have recently ordered another large pump, which would give greater relief when the permanent outlet is completed. The report was received. THE NORTHERN MAIM OCTFALL SEWER. The following communications were received in referenbe to the soden for the northern outfall sewer : " Admiralty, January 9, 1861. " Sir,—l am commanded by my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 13th of December last, submitting pia= of the proposed outfalla into the River Thames at Barking-reach, of the northern portion of the sewage of the metropolis, and re ~uestiug their lordships' assent to the same. In reply lam directed to acquaint you that my lordships will amid to the proposed new outtall, on condition that the discharge ei sewage shell not take place until one hour after the time of high water. On duplicates of the drawings herewith re turned being forwarded, lament will be given in the usual way.—l am, no, your obedient servant, " W. G. Romenst." The following was received on the same subject from the Thames Conservancy Board : " Thames Conservancy-offices, Tower-hill, Dec. 21,1860. " have the honour to inform you that year letter of the 13th instant, with the plans accompanying the mnae, of the works on the shore of the river for the naeYtn mob cattail sewer, have been laid before the Conservators of the Myer Thames, and I am directed by them to 'Spey their averousi et the Lbost for such works, and to akin WS weeks eseerdies the said plans will not Interfere with the navigation of the River Thames. —I have the honour to be, air, your obedient servant, "E. BtrINTIL, Sec. I "J. Pollard, Esq., Metropolitan Baud of Works, Greek -street, Soho." These communications were received and ordered to be entered on the minutes. Some other business having been diaperedd,the board adjourned. IHRTITUTION or Cirri. Eirorwswes.—A Telford gold medal and a council premium of books for the semi= of 1860, were awarded to James J. Batley, lieq., M. Inst. C.E, for a paper entitled, "On Indian Railways, with a Menoription of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway.' This emeribution to the proceedings of the institution was writ ten in India by the author, who is chief engineer to the Gnat Indian Peninsula Railway Company, whose service be Sabered in the year 1849, and whose satire scheme of ' Inge bee projected and constructed to their present ad , MON& elate of purees. The projeota comprise the two mraintraid railway indium up the Syradress or Ghent. of WORMS India. One of these—the Bhore Grant Incline isserailideming towards completion. It contains 2f tunnels theme bust* rock within the short space of 13 mile'. = el MOOD men srejemployed upon it, under Messrs. sad (Roemer, the managers for the well-known smimelera lons. TredweU. To give some conception of rempilinfie of the works we may mention, that in the lensi d xonisber five tons of gunpowder per diem were awl work to the amount of 40, 000 /. was ere .. :rift Mt the one month. The completion of this incline is =demanded by the commerce and population of and when finished will be the greatest engineering wart In India,and among the most stupendous of any age er country. Mr. Berkley, the engineer, was • pupil of the late Robert Stephenson, Esq., M.P., and enjoys the hamar able distinction of a special mark of fumr from that great master of his profession. FRIGHTFUL BOILER EXPLOSION AT • SUGAR Rirunaes.—Yesterday morning, abortlylifter ten o'clock, a tearful explosion took place on the premises of Messrs. J. Craven and Company, sugar refiners, of No. 3, Gnat Garden-Meet, Whitathapel-road, whereby Ave were severely scalded and otherwise injured, = am o s i them not being expected to recover. The =ln question were very lofty, and come& • mai opus. At the rear of the building there was a boiler-house about thirty-feet in height, and of considerable strength. At the time above-namal there were a number of workmen engssd at their usual dutiee, when a land miss wanheard by e inhabitants. Upon going to the beak part 'el the building it was ascertained that the large boiler Lad exploded and blown the bolter-hones almost to Um; sad that fire men were scalded and buried in the debris. Netinie was lost in adopting steps to rescue the poor fellows, and she awe time had elapsed the following persona were extricated, is • shocking condition :—John Plumb, aged 23 ears, scalded over the whole of the body and limbs ; Samuel aged 33 ears, similarly injured ; Joseph Dettmer, aged 21 ears, ' seriously injured by and contadems John ; Regal, 30 years of age, extensively scalded and caber. wise injured, and another man whose name could not be as certained was taken out of the ruins very mach comma and braked on the body and limbs. The unfortmetel sufferers were each placed in blankets, and conveyed, with out delay, in separate calm to the London Remind, where Mr. Finch, the house surgeon, and the whole of the neediest staff of the institution, rendered every possible saimanse, but such were the injuries they bad sustained that two ere silica dead. The ether three are going on es farms* se ponsible. The cause of the disaster could not be ewer rained, but an o ffi cial investigation into the matter win he made by the government authorities. Several homes an either side of the premises have been much injured by the eiplosloo. DISTRYI4II 114 THE METROPOLIM.—Last evening en influentiel meeting was held at the Grua Man Hotel, Blackheath, far the purpose of adopting measures to re lieve the dieteers existing among the working dune in the district, owing to the severity cif the weather. Th e chair wean:espied by Illz. W. AugersOsin, M.P. for Greisswick, who alluded to the large somber of men throws outline pioyeatat ecusequent urn the setting in of the preleat severe frost, and the pnvations they and their finales were labouring under. The meeting wan subsequently addicted by sewed gontimen t and Sa the motion of Wend Liu, ma•dg= n ell HolPh Aunstiver, it wee resolved to form to Arrant rellid, wmaipally counting al ked. flea, aad clothing to the distressed, a commit= appointed to wait nem the residents in the neigh to tolled enbeeriptiona towards the neceneary funds. HORRIBLE: CRUELTY BY TILE CAPTAIN OP A WEST INDIAMAN. itocitESTER, FRIDAY. At a late hour last night Mr. Bower Marsh, the deputy coroner for this city, concluded • lengthened inves tigation into the circumstances attending the death of a sea man named William Jordan, • man of colour, late one of the crew of the West Indianian Warlock, Captain Peter Emilie, which arrived at Chatham dockyard a few days ago from Demerara, who was alleged to have died on board that vessel in the river Medway, is consequence of the aeg is,* awl want of attention shown him by the captain. After the jury had been sworn, they proceeded on board Ithe Warlock to view the body. The deceased was found lying on the floor of the forecastle, on • few dirty raga, and esareely any covering at all over limn, with the exception of a dirty piece of flannel. The door of the forecastle was dripping with wet, and there were no aim= of lighting ire in it. The place where the body lay was that in which the deceased had been allowed to die. He was a remark ably fine young man, about six feet in height, and appa rently about 20 years of age. The stench arming irons the disgusting state of the forecastle was most sickening, and several of the July were nearly overpowered by it. James Lees, a scripture reader, was the tint witness examined, and, in answer to the coroner, he stated that ha visited the Warlock on Saturday s afternoon, having heard the state deceased vas in. Oa gulag into the forecastle be found him lying an his face en the floor, the only thing he bad au hft • piece of billable tied round hie legs. Deemed had ao clot he oa, bed there was a piece of blue flannel round his loins. His lisiVand arms were quite bare. De ceased was lying on the Seer en • few rags. The day was thosedingly cold, bat Were was no provision for o •s e. t and the wake was dripping is ea to the fluor. The d wr amenedoes, and Vila whams spoke kindly to him be only sallidere. Wilms Mod toget him removed into Meivfile Hospital, bid deesaped could not be admitted into that establishment not being in her Majesty's service. The make told witness there was no food on board the vessel. Demised died on Monday. Daniel James Dodson Maekriane, chief mate of the War ier*. deposed that the deemed wee shiped at Demerara, for • voyage to Englaad,_ in the month of - October lath He was le good health until the ship arrived in the whoa he became very ill and went below. Wilms= him to go on deck and work, which he did ; but deceased appeared a, ill that he seat him below. He re mained below until the ship arrived at Chatham on Friday evening last, when witness went below and saw him. He was then delirious. Witness 'whoa the captain to go to him ; end he went ; but, on sating him, Le pronounced him to be " shamming," and seat for hOele salt and put in his mouth. The captain then lashed deceased in his hammock, and left him, never seeing ban again. Witness told the captain ha was nut doing right, but he replied that de ceased was ao more out of his naiad than be was. There were not sufficient clothes to keep deceased warm. The captain had plenty, but did mot give him any. No fire was allowed in the forecastle, into which the water leaked. The forecastle was not a fit place for any human being to lie in. The captain had a medicine chest on board, bet he did not give deceased any medicine. lie did not treat the deceased as be ought. He beat him ease or twice during the v h I TE by_ giving him a "teach up" with the rope. C Fri day night, when Mei vessel arrived at the More, the eepleia went os shore end shipped all night, leaving DO food fee fla sew, via did eat eta - say tall the following morning. The spiels eabaal that no food should he given the deeeaisill to Ma river, as he aught to have gone ashore eithtleselbar portion of the grew. The following Mater due kagellig witnees west le wthe dammed and found Issamilib. He pee NV • cup of warm coffee with a glebe et aft YM, which be wallowed. Meowed expired an the Ifiad4F. N. spite were allowed on board the yard, but tbe captain bad some. James MIA% the second Mate, corroborated the evidence if the chief mate so to the treatment to which the Vlwas subjected by the captain. . 1 1. P. Heaven, surgeon, Rochester, deposed to having mob a post-mortem examination of the body, which was list of • fins young =a, and apparently in good health. Parte et hi body were much swollen by the cold. There was • saiet waft of food In the stomach. There were ao exteraisl aria ea 'the body to account for death ; and, =2:18.4621; Wangs Use witoessea, be had no biot in segbg that Roth was occasioned by cold, ex panse, aid loggia Whit sigmas were brought to this sinaley lbw aught to be sup plind with plenty of clothing ealligeedieei C il d ausiw elfberaMag fee • short l ime, returned ie • *Z Captain Irbe aL d=ease y issued his warrant for the of the eeptaia, who was taken into cus tody =me eight, sad oomtaitted to Maidstone Gaol' to await hie trial et the mime. ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON ANDLWAY. NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. CHI:DDINGTON, FIUDAT Evastsq. This morning, an accident which, but for the fortunate circumstances referred to below, might have been attended with the most disastrous consequences both to life and limb, Gemmed near tide stales. The up night mail train, which leaves Birmingham at 1.20 a.m., is due at Blisworth junction at 3.22, and then proceeds on its journey to London, only stopping at Harrow, which station should ise reached at 4.45, and Weston at 5.10. Checidington is not a stopping station for this train, and it is usually mused about 4 o'clock, at the rate of between 30 and 35 miles an hour. The train left Birmingham at its time this morning, and pursued its course tritt =p until it approached this station, when a pec ulia r oscillation was experienced by the passengers, who became ameedingly dinned, and putting their heads outside the windows called to the sore driver to stop the Leib. Of course their cries could not be heard, but in a brief period afterwards the persona in chasm, cd the train themselves be -0110,11 Wale that something senses had happened. The guard cornmenoed to apply his brake, but it had little, if - any, effect, sad In another moment the brake van, with other camisole, was thrown eft the line, and a postion of the train cams into violent anion with the platform at the station. Bingdasir enough the force of the concussion threw the beaks van es the rails again in its right positioo, and the raid, with rat presence of mind, applied his teaks in the most vigorous manner, and with t.ha active maistame of the aeginedriver the train was ultimately brought to a Mead. The passengers rushed from the car riages, maxima to 11111111 the extent of their danger and the amount of injury sustained, and it being pitch dark at the time it is almost unneeemary toadd that the greatest excite mat prevailed. laghts were procured u soon as possible, and an examination at once took place. It wee soon found that the accident bad occurred through the tire of the hind wheel of the parcel van having flown to piece. in =2. quince of the action of • the frost. This had tins next asrriaa seemdmlass one—off the and also the van, which afterwards its position in the supine. manner mentioned above. Much fear was entertained for the inmates of the emoodmlase carriage, which had been comideribly braes, particularly the middle eimpartment. Fortunately itsamed oat that no passeemore had been riding in that. compartment, or they Mud all have been killed or dread ' fully injured. The whole of the passengers in this carriage in tact only numbered four, all of whom escaped without serious injury. The ordinary up line being blocked by the accident, the fore part of the trees (which was uninjured) was shunted on to the third use of rails, which is celled the rap goods line, and proceeded to Loudon, where it seems to have arrived considerably behind its time, causing some delay in the delivery of letters from the Birmingham die- Mist. Tea WHAT'S= AND tea LABOURING CLAIMS.— Ervoirom..—The thaw, whieh has sow fairly set is, will be ballad with pleasure by themsods of the unera*y4 to whom the recent frost was elorgoi only with mi.= starvation. Operations have tees resumed by the trades, and the docks. quays, sod swam"' are again a some of setivity. TheelFer of the corporation of IL per day to ell loon who choose to work at clearing the Avesta of mow, ice, _and rubbish. boa bees but carnally availed at. Tin _ and Asa 111 a Panas.—A change in the weather took pima last aigkt. Si tar as the metropolis is ezmosesed. The tUrmsmstir sr during Thursday night 171 dog. ; at miss yestordag inaMog the mercury stood at 95 Sig. ; and at soon at 3I deg. ; but during the evening the sameary rose to Xi deg., being 1 deg. above freezing opTbe barometer deed at lOW i s . The weathes wes fop at intervals dories; the day. The wind, which bail bees W., chopped round to the E. and 5.W. Bszu's delicious Itevaleuta Arabia* food ismelablyrestores Malik without medicine. inconeeniesoe, or sit it eaves fifty times its mat In ottim remedies. 'We =a few out of KM teettmostals of cures, width bad re. INN montane :—Cars No. 4.:Ott Right Pan . dlallepsta. 1111110111111113, debility. with h and's, spasms, and names, twee been elbelseNy removed by Do Derry's delicious food is • very abort time.—lev. John W. Illaved, Itialisiton Rectory, N or f o lk... Oen Na Wit Dr. Amines Om ei oeselipatkm. dyspep e a, server irritability. Cure No. natlll. Dr. Eibortand, of dropsy sad &Amy . No. amt. 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