The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-08 00:00:00

- ••••711 •/2 . - A el ,!,„. / , , / I-. V ,-..... C . '/e r- r 41-1 -- s' L c4:24 .T • ~,4ar--• i - 1 . 4 - X . ...- -4- - - i• t. aw.- ..y , / N EAVS PAPE ir . 4-' -, ri.4-L. •-•;„\ - ',A - '(!•-:.4A-:*.'-e: . . ~, . , T HT • 1 ".,, .- , Zi - ;'•••-• . _ . lisa Li A . :14. , . ~ _......,....._ 0 4 1 i 111 \... . . t 4 5 - . • . .. k No. 4,469.] ioNDoN to EMMET Direst,___NONTlLT. D ARE CATTLE SHOW of the EMITHFEELD jal &LAM MALL LINE et 1111.7Z2 MEM sift boos CLUIL —The ANNUAL WittIITION et nun emu. tar Lealai Make IS 1M lath. and hoe qua hrhia ha* Itateta, Implements. Ike CONIIILICIPS as TV DAY m o w ipaartuallty an the I Alt of each sesollh. Issislei psis ateruk& aed deer in meg evening. Ilk ltth. 1 • 1 . mg 14a w ar tb. oh. War peed...an/a full. Deeesabar.—ltemer. /Usgstrest. sad Ilaherattatt• taco slaps. , &Opt Mu Is the emus& adealttasee Oba ---- Litentor sewilippour 1.140 11Mem 05."..4 ' LOIS Wafts lO X e 1 arrosProi PI .Alsorby WO lilarbsp le titp of It.tuelloPlar . , MSS L ifters P•Pray ... ...1 UN =cam FI ppirit .31 tla North .. I UN Whom I IMO Ann IS fablas , lA* liwthit II Jams lt , ptlt _ . . _ __ T. ibi... mei der IMsbariait din= ispla opt - d t prirtast.l Una BO Use el *id& and floWmits•ltcrysl 11.11 Pitart.. whirls ha... b Asir ~..8ey met raptel par &wpm fear u.. 1 a 1 • nel.l knower repri muse oboe., pireespor ereemootioloot lo noeurporoolllp tap Pre& afloat. Apply to JAMEN HAIN= awl 411.. Liverpool . to ell Agents Steno Stark 11•13 bee . and. Is Loollas, tot IL MACKAY sot a. I. Looirgate.trwa. Le. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to YORK —1 he I.IIiILDRIOI. NEW YOWL, sad rill LOP LI'llIA rum Muir WMPM.T bleed demstoblem flub full is... tvd Imo ra • , try -vlq , selling at ytwastown "absi 1111A5 . 717.01711 1 VA10L TOR YORE. LA7701131,60, Wotreolay, I4e. It 11115M71117111. edasolay, Dee. 16 Awl ems, seecoralung odsesday. Cats Pleeede.l3. 17, and 71 peewee sceentlog to the meow modelle& reflood peesese. a guineas, laclualaa aR revlskos l'emempre f a Csoode and Me Western Mates booked al Yen litivaatu ;mos aerse.-1116 farther pertleulan is WILLIAM VIM %N. n Waerralrest, Limped: air to W MOM SI, Wag CO& 811111114.41 m• ellemees ma ell Oak fall, ea bee IMF mid sewl hemmed le bps ere wain Weak BRTTIBII sod Nutt AILRRICAN ROYAL MAJL Imo( SIM. appointeetM Attelrehy to SAIL between WYf:kira.o nd Nay yoKe wJb teeea uvlaroinarol 100.T.1N, the /idea ships calling se ZALIIAI to lead and receive peteesewil sad bee mak Tbit tontieriss or °Qin veseile ire appealing le tram tor DOSTtIN. satartla7. flaw IS. • Al sTRALANIAN. kw NEW tUlt& direak Itaturlay. Bea ft • Taking parmesan sad pools for Nemo sai isesieh es be baaaterTed at New York on hoard the SAUL& Kneel AWISICA. for IDUAToN. satorday, Dee. ft hinge mosey. Inchwilesi mewling* lee set perdeleim wlebeeit whew sr Nem% which eett be 'Ward ea bred :—To Zino awl leas.. chief cabin. PA: wand Mt To je sw yak, emeg wan, .dad; 111101.1.4 .IILIi t I. /14 6 / 1 sad New York SA per lowland epee mat. pet. 11111111 n parcel; se each ire virriviris. This alaanaAlpo Sawhalwasioodsalos tor thatted reeseheree mom eabiu par . m a —Per wogs et wage s ruddy. sr* as J. pagit • Claw* Tab ; O. isd J. lam. Pasksoirdardr IRI , a..... sal C Waver. mow: et D. rid C. Illier. IL slur. lAwspeal 11ZOLZAlt STEAM COMMITNICATION to ourursaceu —one the tint-dam mew steamers, ?MON, tirgrAr wAsA. r.vcr ANGLIAN, loaves for the Move part. tem of Ilersety.hetra, every irsat—fares • VIM Am el is : sseemsl =Ma, state roma, £2 ; makahl Weak itt MA. si.—fror *sac *s.spokr els PRILUM BAY" art MUM% U. City. LC. to BREIMIN.—The Hoe Ent-.lass screw SCH WAX. Caps lONTILL will eleirowtwopla Os above port on SAITIDAY, a llmmo%Ml NDAY MORN • LNG, bon 4 flonelplows.—lons Lt . lon tablo. Al . dock. la. Return at a Iwo sad aMK —For t in o i tt, to Le , yob to mums% MAIM mod spathe North Goma. Lloyd. 11„ Pomoh-loao, LC. ORIENTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY NOTICI IA MIOUDIT tilt IN. that the Firm HAL! , YZABLY MILITINU of the Mambo Wen of Me Cieepray will ha bdd al the Laudon Tar.ro, Rishoyeasteetreet, le Ore City of fwekm. oa Till RADAV. the Nth day of December Indeed, at TWO recheck to the Afternoon precisely —By order, 11 ATLI ]O N, Seceetary. 11111fter4trist. Leask Doc e, INC. ORITaYTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY rualtw). The TVA NOM 1100113 etle Company will be CLAW b. the Pleb I. Yee Mt dew et lifamalmir carnet, both bask. she. preporetory le It the Merest wantons for the mum{ 101131 anizirsos, Itemetery. Meroleeel, load. n. the S, issa BANK of BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. lecorpor.eteel by Royal Charter. TIN Conte of Earrewre HEREBY GI V E NOTICE, that • JULY. V CARLY ItIVIIIEND M the rate of a per mut per area tree .4 lacono Let es the capital of the ink will be pekes lo the pr.prleues of iris registered la Me tearatry es area after Use sth day of freers neat, at the ease et the Corporstloo. No. at. Ileleetoplece, llettepegebe4treet, between the hour. et 3. ten and tem No treader eon be mode between the ISelt Imelleat mod the aSh peentme., se the leeks mot be cloned Melee Illet whelk by order et the Meet, C. MIMI, leverelm. No 7. tbdarisioss. larks. Ds& 4. lift STONE and HEARTH STONE QUARTS B. ro as ur LAMM ban alallems rat. Woo welliateva auntie at baglilistg Mir* Amt. et Illatelmartli. Torrey leer Ow% trotwee• sad Moue WA IN dew to the Krt.. h.orth alatisa ea the lead. asliata Cal aftrillag aver to all part. at as biataln. alai withal three Min al b yatt. altars ellen. data WIEN, aperatimas era three ea. The 4tearrie, ars tam asimplad kr Noma Ns& i'r”Tatat„ voltsta lore esptrat at Cideams aril Mr. W. lhaan u ;tba pullers at lir= Watswa Park, aril .bay mad kr terms as/ le a W ITI, sitotveres. Ing w. raset w ers. 12. 01,.t tiarltaneuasttalrael. issalsa . Ilkome. Outlaw Lama Pareerory, arlawssat nor 114101. . k O a N DON CARPET WAREROI7BI. warm ma SONX albeit as lwessehe W Walt eftemsho dews/arm, awYpri orl Motu mai& le as : dos Mk Wwwwlis. Sweificlas. L a VerW.dwe orweinolow tor ftw, ass gi 68 1 .1= Mil • ihmsdperliorn. sod SI mil toWarr...s-wal. W. 'Ran MUM, 00110111 X, mil BEM maim 11•1111111111 him Ism at Ye mot ~Me sad Wed Mom Psi ye he • soil awe Ils• Wadilas Wed ••• Imo Es% - awl twill& OW). nitaidleh CIERMAII WAX cAzimrs, Is. Q. per . taw Ihrdidl mos re Ir. tram& past sok grandor orbs. S. : limem tr.. Itrals W. kli pM. mom, or woo. Is. : roVsep. la, rid Ind.. amobale kr Palmer Imp, arm . wiltrUs.lK : di% some. Ora aa 4 a a T a rr • Paw saw Ift. MK. 11116. mil Sew pie U. Mkt . di Mow W Sal to N. pile NNW ; 0111111 MIS brows Wlndar, Thar mor. IL nu% : Mom% Is. Mk II 1 1 1. P. an roll _.s diced vordlrerk A Ilkaarsior. anilreserre. lm W.C. APM PAYrINID O HALF the USUAL mt. awl Ur bum ow-4Mo erfireposse r woad 848.0.4 la 44•1111 y. Wm's% iii ow at rve I.44B.wayth TM. oft lir% PI •w. 4 T 484811 prose : bowel% ow 444w44 14, Mimi. wnt. wow., esalibige N. 14.44 im 4.14. t animal 4.p4.1111. ray 44•1648 Um 1 411 , 4 Kl.p4a Jteskrif 184,4L15T, 1844•448 sad 804 Prup, rt., rano,:a4 pool 085448 Nan MC mai 114.41w1.47. stel•mairess.l. 1nag444•414. Loam Amity nyeir..llls r...ry lows 8844.8•••••• @body sposloisd. DECA YLD TEETH and TOOTHACHE. RIPWARI, 4 11112.1. di n i 2 2=4... o. war br I* ....ley It Isreflo• pnany• et psis. sad Ih•N•••• tr t.. • wails a7riemri• aumm• bt Web bral "tar. r..i.t.ritsgtobselb• massumm awl mai. bist•tatt•••dastoL gmblariL Yaw la RO WLA NDS' K ALYDOR, an Orindel lostmakal prvpar aim 1.. h tortva and besatitylog tamp Comphodoe awl *au , Ihl. n.) patreased sal Wigs' adissoi spedis 01.41. th- aoalltlax. mama asd paiityle, mesa al las aka. .t• he. tk.. taakiptlmpini. aletta. *w ott 0.11.1101.4 . sod earben lb& We 111•01. glima bi...w00, It obn at all it.. deep .4 cliaude ad Y. ski% vrtietb., .p► teleran.. t., avbl mad lockirrory or Wow War La an 1 s• ualyrn.4l) at latch repels. from it.. NOE, Ilion al lat.. la the fa... arta..4 the Caw. Meet.. al add Si bnelle Itiutl.r. —The wards Iteerlowli [apps are ea OW nip." ot sorb bwte. sad Iheir rigratore, •• A. Ilogrlool Mot Soso.' le sea Ink at 1 1 ..4. Said at U. Maibeavirdwit. law lift. sad by cbgiamt.. aa.l perfumers. RI,UIIE SUPERSEDED by RIMMEL'B oat P.NTAL !MI DA, a colon:1m twos., hilt& ha ion. la • .. awhowtee• :wasttilul 3.1 peneatseut bloom lathe woleplenb. , .. peke b. ta, 1.1 lest ?..total.. ALLIANACK for I:41. Lautllully Illtsntrated pertewere. 'eleven!. by pone 1.e.; Amur'. by all the trade. E 111 4 L, perfumer to the Queen. M. etrund, and 24, (twain'''. Lea.. Et, 17..ttlyratql do Pule DR. DrCHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES. PAT E. NT *WO It .Ci PATI6I.I V D ;LTA II LE PILL'. af = ti burenir frzulatine the bowels, partfying the b irm.,ww: 4114.1 Lunt iurs. bilious sad liver complaints, flea• vtd, rebid, 4141sosta. obilititecte, *4. Vegetable :•.1,11....1.135e5t. 4.4 rra4/catute alt ebb' truptin 6 7 o. 4l. taw& 4r.0r.: era. die . Vegetable 11”4,1 etreagibrorr • nature fur tbe delk•ate, debilitated, er n ilage• of both sec rib-etually robustdepression ef mplet k ts 14tberIng of Use system. eateetr. ifte. eimi all dent eruption:o, toteetbre whit the resells retied hese &quart. owl • to the ester:nes at aerate. lopertiait • b. ltitul astir •tiptrsiea. &stooling .4 whom a YIP Muse st tar to All. rarer pt.., el OW owl.rn before Alderson 923016144. r ihmidirat .M .'.- . !bus j.srli.liction .4 Dee Riga His. the Lel Mos.., of Lori... +obi )11..rhan sad Psegliiimk if, 4,•tt.1.1t:.e 4-, net. Lem trie. W., owl ell 1••• in I my pa Is ,la I;J.. Se. 61.,aimillla Olothuell I. 1. / 1 . 044 Yl.: Lieente, 41L Ilk, of 44 .1. ins '• . t 1 • t otlly. . 1 41,/it Say. r.. r nit 43. t ' et: Osford.stiert !1. , .1 • -tr. •: . 1.. "I -m. 4, elirepoil , . Dewier. CI. ''": .‘' • itt I.•• •••-••• W.* •fre. T . ., • • L • Wm. Cs Ora a., ▪ ! . • .. • 11 . .•..5...1 . 0T.1.4404a s D • •I . lc 1.,.1a .fur turfy 411/440. CATTLE WIZI. ROYAL ALHAMBRAAROW PALACE MIISIC HA LI. le theasisegaara haprhor—Th L. T. blab,lb announcing the opming of this grasd mealdlelitheak Mr. F 'smith madams to rembid the paha Mat he appears h time sada am • favoured esteem for thek ainanimmek sad boors his claim tor a ;West of prftedescy h re. spect apes the great fact that, by so quality ' prejudices, hr Om eit "da tMehed inal e VC:e Royal Drury lane as the playhouse for the people. Mr. OEM further ehsilemiee the musical army to polka out one if...theism' who hes made more rapid strides towarda advancing the taste for music than He has provided forth. million. at the kmmt prime of adasbol..t., the grandest operas, kits 1141 and Italian. ilhistrate.l by the most acc eraylWed Att.l• . U. • wad, he has broken up that Moo. mouopuly which that out Mob-clam compositions, two only from the limpid. r. loot from the middle chimes of society. In hi. present great effort, unmatched in the history modern Mmes, Mr !faith will, he trials, amply am tala the character It la hts ambittoo to merit. lh r ALMA SI BRA PALACE will be no ordinary place of enter. tsomment end. with eampluseis he directs aliesties to the °PEN! tif SildilT, Mdli Y, December 10, at 7 o'clock yre. ly. fhe musical direction is confided to Mr. the popular conductor at the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane The name of that gentleman la alone a rusrantee for the orchestral department. In the Refreshment Department a prospectus is needless, when It im stated that It will be under the superintendence of Mr. James Ellis. the original pre prietor of Cremona Outlaw, and of the Ad elasie tidier". strand. Mr. Ellis may fairly lay claim to M. ine given .lee and impetus to all the popular made Roland siVils of ansumment width now form *acousticians sad Mad der ad el-meat of berraadelrffedis r aile mmicer ichi ewee t ermry ba. ail W *Age per to snorm..us expense la making the Takao of lb. Animals.% • giant specimen of gond cute sod of public sesket. The whole of this bald!., hes Ism attend, mod the designs .olt under the superintendence of Mr. Wm. limseleff of Iler Majedy's Theatre, and the Theatre Royal, Drury Lads. I he Promenims and N 11.014.111 the Dome hare bees executed by the celebrated artists, Messrs. Denson and Nem. In thudding the public for the gracious support previously eon , fcrred on him. Mr smite mpecthilly admits to their patronage an imparalbried example of Ma morn, expeuditure. and seal. Come on MONDAY, December lOth, at Menu. Admission, Mxpesce. BUCKLEYS' SKEISSADICRS. —St. James 6- ban, Piccadilly —EVKILY MOUT at • ; and a Day Per formance on Saturday aftwame, at IL-4.a11a ea. : ens, ta: gallery. la Tickets may be ~mid at the libraries and musk e, Drills. and st the Is este. is, Neandll7. Cildeet of re•llefflAL ATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, High Holborn. The hest entertainment lm London.—ln eon- P0.1,1.1411CC of the great influx of strangers to the metrilWille *AT log the CATILE SHIM', and the keel patronage the establish meet always mewing on this um:solos, the CONCIIIT wlll coon. 11.1.1 at tuft past 7. and 0.t7 (1 W continue one hour later than ossal. The smoking and vermilion"' saloons are mat an regard bang Hog the consfort s c rlt s ? . lMtees, and the remitsitrotin fa IMO supplied with and foreign Jearnmin ICH W.ll em celebrated Mei will perform osertness amml Adialisrl Hem the shuadard operas. and • chaos ammo dm* sande. The wines and rstreshasent• am at dm. Atkirlos. ARGYLL BOOlfit'draill-street, PS=- dilly. ins Itassilessmat NM bat proportioned roans In Europe, an OPILN kst =curs and DANCING. Conducted by 11w Nam Anthony Lanotte. of Parfstact celettrltT. IC IwllwrSo grimiest omit paws in tits Da e•tan nci ntry g nt tt Velma. plays saes / shattaty. ambs& la. Doan opus at half-past 7. i N wskplissit melt* and readiageoon is added to Wu establidnamt. I NOTICK—WINES and SPIRITS at REDUCED 1111011:111A revised Met of prices. with Dr. Unseen repot pest tree, on sppliastkei. Mired (VIE eudinsdre:. bottles included..per dozen 19s. Chtbile 1 11191 • 31 =indy; 4, IS& flit Neat ett a. —.. - hooesheld thetty Oa illeaseheht_ .Tele . dawn S Lr ld, lail lP g IS ' P si diaa jllle. Seen Rain lea fts. kg* African Madeira Amontillado lb. Ola. WI stroasta, 131. 3t : di band/. 17L pr for 11.1irds, Um ot miry book tni. the per NM dosed ere. say law 41 Owe rea eceipt at e* shops illig t . 2o4 cask—AL /MLLE, fle. amid. larks. 11\TUNN'S MARSALA or BRONTE WINE, at the reduced dvAy, Ir per dorm ; £7 4s. per di 110.102 412 ISt per quarter melt to went/ion In This wine srlll be toend of su quality, is very soft= end. though hall Savoured. V entirety tree truss beat, or the t awa to sh acidity. Pepplied W THOS. li WW2 awl Itt i .47elata writ, and liqueur merchants, unreels of 47 yeah parveyors to Ur Moe. !balmy of 1-104,0411'5-Lao. 21, Lab's Con. dna street. W.C. trice lire on application. Choice old psis Cognac Wendi„ 74n. pot demo. STEVENS and SON, 78, Bishops ste-struet With' s. PIIC of WIN at RILDUCED DLTY. Porta hum the Wood, tra. Ina . superior, 34a., &la, per dons ditto. agorae aid austod, 454., etr., 6Y., SUs. . Sherries, good, 17a, Sta, Sea.. Mai, superior pale soklco or brows, sl., 411. , 6u., gar doom; Cana Ins Yin Ordisairs, Its.. 1114.41 a. : St. Julien, Ulateso Marsala &a., Ma, Pla ; Cltrapegse,3l•. 41Ia ; Mast. Perrier Youet, Minot, &a., Oa, des., 7ts per dassa p e so Sara 235. Sla Ltsboe, rich or L1 . 1161. 2.. :r a. Wass a Garr ulassfplisas squally n-osoo. Sas ssY. ass at asysass. Terms cash. TIARLOW'S SW-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No No win imillooror wow elm. 41.6,1. IiAILO7 II- 1 5 ;IM .L CAIIN ItTAND.—No trots or toltinarat disturbed l• MIN; tem I mot binte•A tokt. To ma tarts c am = boa So. dm. Mao An wino& AUTOMATON auma lllPTlN.—lrorroated to am ono Ye of mob . Pot.. 11.. St Impartess gratis GASLOWII WLICfIIO NEAT ICRW.—WUI roost loicagh • mai Om IE4 rove •Mu ot owl pa mt. Id: POTATO ALAN .—Tr sely adatoot le 409 k OWN la Me do., M., N.B. direst to JUANA GAMOW. k KIN WINThoI• Amt. Wooster sad potoulloo. leo Uri No _ maiirall aline Wan mai ; all -- ra — ahan an merlon bibillama—iliallihal VIAL IiVINTIR HOW= of _ every description, PATTELIIII le wow eel/ea 'ltoetap mod kw taw* me red Mali& lloperlar Wawa Om* tat *kW dressisigawas, Le., la am& variety. - sad PLUM yaeetMaten. a. Wolof laa pine, Pall-adk lowlwa. LW. %ME 011110 A.—A NEW CAPE for GENTLE -I.IIX, Islosiessd rid to be bad only si HAMILTON and 106, 'Strand. from Mom Ralph and Ma's l " 1 " 1 " 2 " rotsdrisit pod sad bsluusable dross iss es Swift Ur best saster sod West style A salsa masstass. Ismolos, and ~costa sissy' as lost —Ssa 1414 sppoills NsoSar•ball N EW YE A R'S GIF T S. wart can be more acreptabl• than sonnethlog both useful and innesHMenal and 1/bat 1110f1 ventral and ornamental than laa prissois nods by L NOM sod IluN. MERCHANT TAUPE& WOOLLEN HIMIICILE ROUT and SHUR MAEDA, a g r i MEAL IA M IL IITT bin LadesMar—COILNLIL ‘.l misoatin sad ALDGATZ: OXPOILD-dialLIT. amber d Hart-stara; CV/Ndi of TOTTIMIAII4: I OKaTIatth..ad Et:STON•SOAD, Omilry Stabllahmuu—norstwas-balidlasi. Make* T.AAM: fiar:Att. Sibrelel4. Illemid say made not be appremd st. If be et et as maw tetanted. ▪ IL MO= red WWI AVM for NUS-INBASCJUUULNI mad alas of plow, with pamphlet .a the aimlyarea• aothiag Mai wit awl pelmet) pat* as appliatelea, Sr pill hes The lINTAILLIsiIIIaN rt are CIAAILD lir TTPIDAY MX. UM at immet anal alate"lay arm elms Miami Y rammed ▪ U Welsch. 7OLUNTEIR I LA B LaadBANDWICH CASE ODIUM= - wars us Ilis wa1n64.11. awl immelled to the ealsoref Iliessamallsastsl.-I.ladliporible Mowery VOillibler. . . _ " 1 1 / 8 1;;•114p11 bp Lode Raoolmab and Dem and Colonel gisoboolf, _bibs le boa Ibirg of the kind over Istrodoced. be WI way T. SAADI NI. and YONtr, button, military aremeoll nod allonnibiniat fosonbretaroto. 101. Regent,steett, nod II W S elisimmodnd. Iclie, W. Tim" 091..11.—. Mahan, adiebbb, by Ks economy of Aran owl I.OIIIMOB. kit Vobriour foil Mbar purposes: GUN B.—To SPORTSMIN.—The present ty seam awe malt —Go wHi%Tuat... 11. Galawsarass 11.401. look throve hit stork 11100. D•IIIAND IS/JLICII awl 111.421.&L0AD1N0 SLUMS wed MR BLIGISAIRELLED Mlle of every sort and description, elin ItYVOLVILtUt, by all tbs last lases makers with yam tlewripilos wassanlttaw, ata—WiISTLIIL, 11, Ma L W. will take sauteing is mime& QPICLICLIS, improved by HARRIS and PM will teed sertalay peeesree the sight. Better caanet be =obi abed. will' ayst..ia or pebbly', as.. steel. wlth Mlb. le Ilk flekl and Silver Speeteclee and Eyetllssees ek 4 Mid& et W" . • 11 7 kerirAtm maw, 414..&210. 'MOS. MUMS sad Stet to the BeAl the y the 11,11116 Ilueseuss see& Losfilosi. toweeillars inapierei. SEA SICKNESS PREVENTED.-JOZEAL 7 B 0 Lopo• upg are oraptratly reccouseowlod as a prem atom, sal cure for ors stellsola —The lettow liat testimonial, with ethers, et oil be sailaviest to press their efficacy " I have roach plea sure In being are to state that my last voyage over the sea was utiattendal with soy autocue. I took three et your pill. with perfect soccer—Town, tc.. J. W.. J P. Cos. Staff, IL Niktpe. wisuww. July I. 111111."—Omens Devoe, Ushrhot lesisess, lamb chemist. Mk Illareartet, Lode., awl 21. kir al tract* Pant In home, la M. Obril ; 1111111 W PM. la U. A NEVER FAILINU REMEDY. Dr. 6C7olrs sti.lors awl LIVER PILLB. pr 'Attend any Mercurial Int,ut "tient, fr.on the recipe of Lir. e =, wall be foul .1 Invaluable to Al who older from bliloea and liver Poinplelnln wdlaeetlon, wind. STABI6I4, lAd.lll/66A (Radnor of the eyes. We. For habitual coat/vest A, ea • flung aperlrOt coedi• awn •• l as • ;utler ell the Idood, they sae truly excellent. iA their op t yeeten edie 5101401 to the •Voate.h. toe mate am" p-oirawee ao.l ":ttncthen the able ...ewes ',Attu-44d by W lerob rt, a. 1.1 b) ,Ini,oso". hnee*. 1. I ••1. anIIL M &A" for in •c. ”1.1. 6 aid Lives Ptlfik. TM aellielso etcvo 7t kal.. Mans baba% 110. Aomm-Ort.t," =gravel on the amp. :10)NDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 18410. BRIDE CAKES, One to Twenty Guineas each— • .n." _e+.*.Csk tee flee Obese Dmdee, Madeira, and 'eked Cakes, bout 1.. to 10s. es& ; a terse assortment of Almond Cakes tut &inert, Is. Sd. per lb . SOUTIS. /aka, Creams. and Tardeen kW Suppers and Mstt lee mo r t.u.. trusets sided. —rtJainnu. Cook and Confectioner. IM. I FROM latir NIGHTS GAZETTIC. WEIZATIMONE'S HARMONIUMS (English) in send ask ems, liamitictand by thew expre:Sr I Churches, Mimi Oa, haul the fall mama of ' are of no hiss, ben worlossaship sod ; and do not °Mum ' Nra Poil=ro winces. MN OC. Molts podsla el li O tt itm sok ere lO With Two en set =4 a half of vibraton. With Three spouse forte stops lO With Thews newt size origin toms. ditto IS With lie Oro me of vibrators. ditto O2 With MOS Nap. two sets of vibrator.. ditto• • • • It With Twill/SW" Um *Ma of vibrato. ditto 101 nos{ affective nutriment mad., Prise C WO OI* lid. in extensive assortment of Trench Hamisilans by Allimailli. With all the latest haprovenenta. WIIIATIITONi awl Oa. Inventors and Patentees of the On mina. O. Condatadnot. Ortgent.strret, WWI/0. UPI R 'OR PIANOFORTES.—Messrs. KNOLL and Cu, Obligee, Crowd, Cottage, and Piccolo Plaradocts lisautacgusers, 187, ToilingUrgemarteload. Louden, beg to call the attention of nobility gemley protemors, de., to their THREE UNIBO7I OBLIQUZ' PUENOIORTIL, oompass 7 octaves, which Le admitted to be awl to any horizontal grand pianoforte offered to the made It is built with iron bars, metallic plats, sapertor Midi matt Improved soft pedal, which avoids the abitift ai tha so thra the tam although soft, Is not hale Thei teelatmente are ol can la'uclloq and they may be placed is ai r l ilre lmai ria am and Teel Of the drawlagmesa. The Mem hrimmerto peepeged aM imiabett for Mame AMIN. Smalmta, aline% sod Op k.. pup- OW. LA et plum tribramig - llesotYe art imiseat porno - arm IMPORTATIONS for PRE SINTATION.—T. A. SIMPSON and Co. reepeclOalty linnellfice to their nnotemns patrons that they aro now receleteg tram the Continent large amortm en u sorra:rum st , !TA BLI tor PaK , ENTATSON, sad will 000tinsie to do ao tor the present and forthcoming antennas Swami —T. A. • sod Co. solicit the h , diounof a vii it to Inspect their choice sad elegant co➢ec tlon, earylogzt r items to salt a➢ Wetmore from la to £5OO, one of the end most select Mocks I■ the me T. A. SIM MO. sad Co., goldsmith,. sllvenmithe, Jetren, watch and cinch esamefaetarers, desselog ewe slakes% and feeMP Wiener% kegentatrest, and S. leakotreet and Paris, lite de Rio*. VALUZEI of GOLD.—WATRZRBTON and IaCIODIN, Ice the Information of the Public sad theft onroteces ?Woes. beg to nuke the foaowtog anttousemeset tF =the YAW* el GOLD, feeling persuaded that the We the talr tender and the public will be dlke protected by the wide etradeticet el Lwwlega on Ws subject. Odd being divided We 14 parts ce carats, It follows that gold of 14 carats be, le Wanda .13 SI 9 carats .21 11 10 worth —it 4 114 17 carats.. 3 0 8 carats .. 1 I 44 p..r ounce 14 mate.. 216 74 7 carats . 1 4 9 1111 carats 4 1 11 11 estate.. 111 1 • carats . 1 1 'II et atrata (DOM 14 canes.. I 9 64 4 canto . 01/ $ standard) 311 114 13 cards.. I 41 41 4 eants .. 014 24 21 carats.. 316 4 12 cones:. 1 1 Se II emit .. 010 Te 110 carats.. 119 14 11 carats.. 116 1 !cards .. 0 7 1 19 carats.. I 7 II le canals.. 116 44 1 meek ... Merankeicey, Remiettatetreet, Covent-garb% W.C., Ueda& es =ateZe of Chains and Jewe ll ery for ls. tack. NIL This deem at 6 fa the eredw, end on Settedsys at one o'clock. 'U CHARGE MADE for STAMPING CAPER sod INTIIAPI9t watt ADAK CWT _ea LNITIALL— RODIRIVIV superior erooll-lild ihelbestv• =MO , 010, 041. 100: crtaoolo34 mote, WI slas, On palm tow It, Mak ditto. Ivo quills for ls. ; snares, loolacap, 00 per MIS 04. Pa r r iDDING CANA IMMO 124TICIOMS, TIONS to the CIiIIIONT, DILTRUNIII. sad BALI. PUNVID NW UAW= Is BUM& at Ca= la the Mad Lagos CA.111141.012 T OLD-161.1100.10TL GRAVID and 100 IVPIMPTIINCAIIOOI for Olosive, It 111111t1r J101:01.1011Ut= „ 00mblislaiabk 41. PIOCILDILLY, too doors It.. N E W XASAZINIL—Intry lion* Ono Man T s M P L I B A Landon Noopmboo or Town uml Country Ueda% R . Conducted by Gomm Among &ALA. • OS.. et "Temple nor," In, rteetedreet, Loudon. This day, fep. Svo, prim la M. Second and Cheaper Ultima of 11ALES from th e GIRMAN of Meg., con talning ..21ka Oli Man of the Mountain," "ma Lois Chara"and Plaaro of Abano." Loiison: Jobs W. and Soo, West Strand. This clay, Doeend and Mover Edition, fie. It. W ORD and G 0 W N. Blahs Maw of 40' By the aamo Author lai S fa, GUY LIVINOWYONI. or. Ta H. Leedom : Join W. Porta/ sad Is. West &mad. This day, two vslumes, foolscap Ivo, lb .. HOPES and FEARS ; or, 80111010 from the Life .• if of • Spinster. Ily the Author of '•ifs fitif of locklylfs,` ' etc don : Jobs W. Parker sad Bcot, West Strand. Tits der, Thud sad Cheaper Gatos. mimed, ►I'HE SOLTHLANDERS : an Account of an ties Into the Ulterior of New Holland. ioedae : Atha W. Paster and be, We Stroud. This day pest Imo. WEARING the WILLOW • s Tale of Irelaad and of Scotland Sixty Years Ago. By the Author of " Net-Broom Malik". Thly the name Author, If FA of FLIBANK and other Tales. 9s. Till; is CS.B.ZOWN MAI.Db. A Family Chronicle of the Days of Queen Elisabeth. lOU. tut London John W. Parker and lion, Wed Strand This day, downy Soo, price I . TRADES SOCIS'TIES and STRIKES. Report of the Committee on TI MM Societies appointed by the National Association be the Pramotien of Social Science. pre. lamed at the roma Mattel lioattag of the Moodiness at Cilm per, neptensber, 11/A Leaden : Jahn W. Partar and ton, West Strand. diay, past awo. St., BAL L YBL UNDER ; an MA Story. Landon : Jolla W. hem a lim West larsad. TYe dic peke b. 61, STANDING ORDERS un the ORGANIZATION asd INTIM/Olt ECONOMY el VOLUM - an COWL Compiled by Vlisonnt DULY. !Me Scot, }Littler thiards, List ad. Call ihridoe Latinist a VoinWean. Pubhalted with the Approval of the Secretary of State for Sae Leaden' : lehn W. Parker and bon. West Strand. This Ssf,Pdss th-. 1 9 Ss*. 11r, Sumo tzeills. I HE THJIII SLAYER. By Guarays AutAko. a As a ainalive of Willing loollaia Adventure. .1 UM is I. Jangle and is the ?rains, et 'heats throe widelk the Mawr boa west y parmeL Ms watt deserves lastest recognitiva, sod = will met T : Ward sag lock 154 Fleet street. If . evwlthle riags, In Illusishaated Cover with • of law Christmas, try Watts price Is., TB ILLUSTRATED BOY'S BOOK of PASTIME: ar. Home Recreations for Christmas Holidays and Winter INeWp. By the Zditor of the Illustrated Hors Own Treasury." extraordinary volume will contain wary novelty to pastime. sod form • complete repository of parlour amusement. No boy house far the holidays should be without this rich book of poetise. Loucks: Ward dud lack. IA Fleetatreet. MIRTH, Christina. Comfort, sad G a Ctiereeme li ttertelameet WA let goeurect to every deter et et the Chelehmee yeampe of tike -- PAYILT /111 - 1311), widen sentsis Orlstmes Pemba, airlift s+. Games, Chrletrass reverp, sad tivirlar• Aniline of every novel description. and • elvarstlng lenterstvid story, "Good aa Co riti." by Mary Bennett. With 200 beantiful Illustrations, and steel Freutispleor, by Chas. Heath. Pries ye. 04._ _ _ _ - 174a0 - a — wand and Lock. Isd Fleet-id:yet Just publised, DISEASES of the SKIN, with Photographic Illustrations, price Is., by poet, Is. 2d. : IN 1/1: 4 1lASKIl and thclr litlfEDlll4. L. od.: by poet, S. 10d. by K. J. Joabcx. M.D., Licentiate of the Royal Oohs. of Tb clone, Ydrohturgh, Member of the Royal Colima . Someone. Maenad, Ac. Publiehed by John Churchill, to be bad from the Author only. Consultations daily, from 10 to 2 sod from 6 to 8, or by appolutment.-29. George.street. lisboteuraititcc. Jost published, piles la, by pod 14 stamps, DR. BRIGHT'S MANUAU on Nervousnems and krematare Decllue, and the means to be employed to order effectually to retain or regale primitive vigour and health in every stage of Ilte and under ail eirennritances. Each cause and effect luka bees carefully studied and anslyeed by per sonal observation In the various Commenter 'and English hoe wale. as also INprivate pectin . Dy RALrit /MMUS, Y.D. Linen Wte of th e College of Physicians, Member of the Royal college of Atlrgeollll. 1410113 d, &c. London J. Alien, 20, Warekk.lane. Jest published. pries Is., peg Mohnen the Author AMEDICAL ESSAY on thil USE `' CA:a CV ILL et P&ZMATUPI DICLINZ. with plain directions for perfect restorstke to health s.d vigour the insult of twenty. he years' socossetel practice le the boatmen of those peculiar nervous and sental dissews, which tone to sesbitter rod shorten Ills. By Dr. J. L. COuee , it. Alb t, Landes. This Is the beet book as aervenintew."—Medical Iteeeed. hold by Ilona,* CorshW riper end Co., 21. ratellecoter-eww. FALL or Two HOUSES AT KINSINGTON.-011 Thursday afternoon two homes in the coons of erection at the tack of Keunington•pmk fell to the ground with a fear ful craid., barring several workmen beneath the rains. As Coon se pnwabla three men were extricated, when they were found to he much injured. Olie of them, William May. ay.l 4•4 wan conveyed to St. Thomas's 1-I,piL.l, when it u.ta :oawrtaitiel that hi. rile were fractineii, cud he 1..1 suffered extensive laceration of the skull. BAXIUMTa. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. WILIAM, FIORICI, Ila it:. sad ABILANAN Bora Gleugall.road and WElRaname a aa ro,piar. f e wie ws , to e e new g er D ee , it ~ hell! are always several performances of The ata, and Jan 17 at 11 . M gaellegball'alreet ea. Timm. MessiaA at Exeter-hall daring the Christmas season. The 1 . M "ire* Wigteehe.el ' ell mite " "hue... allia l lelt. first, which took , place last evening, attracted the usual red. Jobs .11Arrien .Perre. Boodetreet, • . . crowd, sod was listened to with the usual depth of attilution. at Me, sad Jan. 17 at IY, 'at teat. M lereme sad c o., old Jewry. Stan;if Bealepalletreet. every other work even of the sees. clam It ia felt to be Jam Baoanalutree, Arundel, Sueaex, grocer,Dee. 19 at le, and ...thi ng more slim a market engsradasnent, and partakes Jan. 17 at 114, at Beg reet Sole., fawned and Co., of OldJa.l7-chalanbere. Mere Holmes, Arundel ; of. asig., t h e mature of •a raliSialw aldaffmetY• Reuel , it ia awaeli *nip Dav Brehm. Colin e warm Newpte.street maneftest. Dec City, merchan i beard with Went gravity, and so arevattional re strictions S, . • 19 at 2, and Jan. 17 at 12 1 , at Basingtialtstreet. Solt., are necemary to preven t a:pregame ei appkeee m whirl ae acid Downing, Sise.lana : off. aasig., Stansfeld, But a - F. one has any inelination to indulge. We have never heard a street. more sublime performance than that of last night. The norrivz Joan PARRY, Brabant-court, Phllpoklane, City, race. chant, Dec. 17 and Jan. Is, at 11, at itaalughallstreet. Solt.. Fraser and Day, Dean.street, Soho ; off. =Mg., Pennell, Guild- ehOrlasedi Were perfect. Bact Individual among the five hundred choristers probably knew every note by heart, sod hallehambera Tama germacts mason and pgromagg if ir , w o urnee . there was a smoothness, as well is a boldness and freedom . Patintney.hill. City, wholesale stallonem, Dec. 17 at 1, and in their singing, which can exist only when there is ala 5 sd IL at Basinghalletree I ,Soh, Lawrence and CO., Cheapaide .• off. aisle., Rdwarde, Beidegball- among them a total. absent* of any feeling of doubt or ai l le l e i tollBB 31retagii, Surlingham, Norfolk, brick and tile' emborrasainent Poker. Dec. 17 at I, end Jae. 29 at 12, at Basingtallateme. • The only difference in these Exeter.hall performances . AIM, Blake. Melenekedem, Temple, and Taylor and Son, Noe- ; arises from the diversity of the principal singers. On this with . of. trig, I.lwardeßasingbaU-street I . 00easion the soprano was Mies Parer, who, sire the trig Losivaereas W addax'. Florenerstreet, imustas, Tikbeinett , o f Buda .. Clan Nov ak , may j a w ) , b e We. Dog tit at 2f, and Jr. le at 11, at Basinglialtstreet. Sok. Cladley, ibelietrest. Besingliallstreet ; off. wits., Liman* 8.. regarded es 'her snorer, in erred music. That Miss sle mil Mow! W LaisaMar„ Dog In and Jan. Sat IL P.i. P 6 is prat to that lawal l arftble " tilt it 4" to be ' lll l.42Lae N O t f,bitAlKla. bold et Nottingham Rola ,James and twill—alt least net yet. Tim power paned by great expo : eg. arelg., Harr* Nottlegfunn i mam m, rw 0up , 4 ,.„ . ~..0 . 1 04. i dm* sad ooasummate Ain Is dill to be gained. But rir ~ Menem pus= gam gstrurr, stn. N o ta am ... au ger is in the fair way of gaining it, for she pos. • Bea .IS sag Seb. It , on H. on Birmlll !• - e means of doing so ; a beautiful voice, coml. Court held at Nottleginsa. Sole.. Crepe. and Freeth sail educ.ii intellige nce , Co., Nottingham •at met. Ham* Nottingham. I OD, wen,f ee ling, a nd greet energy Milt) Wargres,Stabbear, mrendffre, cattle dealer, Dee. is pursuit of excellence. In the fine series of recitatives, be- T a V e t ee , ja9. D e n e s one ei re 9l.l9, ! t a litater . weec.,°7lltßietees gob k er lkes t "lb : ginning, " There were shepherd. abiding in the fields ;." is • loam Mingo. Bradford. Yoetahlre. wended Wianglifriffseer. the brilliant And exulting Wain. " ißejoiceErma/ i ce Dec. re and Jan. la at 11. at Leeds Gelid gale, big ern fa the air, " How beautiful are the feet ;" so and Baines, HAM; and Bond and Barwick. loads ; of. amig., Weep, Leeds. • various is style, sad demanding such various i .Wasaur Idelaors, tireseleoupeielleti. jollier, Dec le sedate. advice:we* bliss Pampa 'a success was complete, and the ~ _ya m " ' " I ,l: t g Charter, Hen 1/21 1 1 . " ...i s it t °P . c a m t°°._ .._ tl ea P m g e n ifulL . gala ' am' — premice made by her upon the sum -- ''ence Wes most evident. , 01111111 WARD Curettes, Kingstos.epan.linn, Yestrire, Madame Salntoci•Dolby was the contralto, and steed as tiller' Dec. 19 and Jan. la ' at 12, at Leeds CAasamat held much dose and unrivalled as aver. This accomplished lady uiston.upon.iten. Sols., Bartlett and !ton, Preston, Hull ; and Bond and Barwick, Leah : on. mit: is in the with of her po_un, and, we bulk will loot iwl4 Carsick Bull. her pre-anima positial. Hee admirable performers of ?Norse Breit, Evertors, near Liverpool, joiner. Dee. 17 and Jan. le, at 11. at Itrponl Conn. Sol, Teethe* Llemposi ; th e air, " Nat who Ply abide the day of his coming "- 0/1. nig., Moro; Liv an air now restored to the contralto voice according to ths BANIMY AffIIIILLED. design of the composer, shows the importance of this redo. Dee. & JlMild Solomon Blisektdarered__. peer. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACT. ratio* of the true reading. And we may apply the .me HADFIDLDe ?Filter CAM AND Ptegtes Colmar I ynnTTD). remark to her restoration of the second part of "He was Dee. 11, at 11, at Liverpool Ceeet—ptlthm ter villain's up. devised and rejected," which, till lately, was always LNIOLYINT PITITIONRIM AT PORTUOLIATII2:I. mamas Ka. co-DEDIMS 11801totik witted. Dee. 11. W.lbwesF TotemehedeuessMed. asesesker—H. B. A e a H ew d e b eo s i eg e / . we lowa no auperj9e. to Mr. Weir, oble, nteing.. ga s tlbe t, lei we . .ol 4 . lll f ew., Te 'l e lad irt g at h. ha mlia be i"" eMve the lhia kik but Mica. pitr...sintra .....c Ds" ishee,,,e..e. musliew, Zinging. from appearing bx a heavy denertic.talamity, the death d of ton Palaceritsecittn: (J Highetrest, Censiegtou, builder—R. H. his father, and ha pimps mu supplied, very ably . elfl• Sparrow, N. -street, uror's, baker. eiently, by Mr. George Pewee, who same with occirdereble Des. IS. lA. Maydonequare. littiories, chi O clerk— eore t power , ignited with mega and fe e l i n g . W. Child= . llllelessedipteoe, We're* currier—E. W. Wyon, Handie- Hseembrek.kill, end telpeetreet, Hampstead. iceErm t, liatiory, filliMa— rcedi. chit olwier gl e j l:tairee—T. B. erbrelck, • , kik Wig . WOO MOM CINIMMIIOIIIO LAW. Dec. 12. W. ream" Koskrgielses4 CEP. and Navaline• terrace, Woke, mil mug wesehousewan—C. Coseins,Wel. 11 St. lelsl , w.s egailkatslsse—S. Maslen, Char. lotteetrest, 75X0!1! iffMolllB. 4111111PZ•dreldend of la. it, WZr" l"lgq• lea rjne , spee. 4 Ellerk In the Cw t isini—eth 'el• las lily y, at Stanaleits, I ANIIIV II- LLIAN • • . hitarnostereow, city, and New t:owl, Middle • Jer—liellividend of ft. ed., any asy _ 161.11.7. a Lagenw _ .. 8 a.gra t bali Ast . • dividend of Pi lirel . grag. 10, end any Minima 11 ,et magi, Liverpool. '. Ttlelsme Pews wells' bean.,—cad di* deed of . Deefi ll e= sag subsequent Monday. at IIIS JoiDaoL finish limped, ship broker—ard dividend of 44.;: .Del. It, and niggsbgeggsat 114mdarb at Bpd' lavellioal• DIPENDS, Jr a Z. H. 14111X sub ffe . ah . .bne, City; merchgrit—Jan. S. J. Illuilsi, St. Iderebr and Me n e, Poet bokseller— Za r a r'Wller, Mere, Hertford , thlee llail lta, in all Dee. 28. B. Derrent and O. Brock, Norwich, lallenV ebaadlara—Dee. I& D. Sur* Houghba Beata and Deafordelaire, draw pndh dealer Dee. Si. B. Wawa tt._ W. Watson, Kettering, Northamptonshire, cunters— Dee. la J. Chedwick, WHltagton.wharf. Arent's-park, done member—Dee. IS. N. J. Bare, tan.. Brighton, steamer—Dec. IS. J. Pitcher, Hanipetead.read, leather seller—Dec. 29. T. Spicer, Little Britain, City, oilman—Dee :M. W. J. Co.. Fetter. Lem Hil l grocer—Jan. 10. E. Dwyer, Bristol, African mer. chant—Jan. 3. J. Price, Abertlllery, Monmouthshire, draper— Jan. 7. J. Granger (separate estate!, Birmingham, eleetro. =an. 7. Y. G. Pare, Boughwood Colliery and Furnaces. Colliery, sad Hndal& Pinnace, Staffordshire, and Stockport, Cheshire, tronmaster—Jan. 7. E. Evans, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, draper—Sen. 7. W. R. Brame and J. Brame, jos , leirmiegbase_ , priers —Jan. 2. J. Roberts, Taunton, Sorneniet =alloy—Jan. 2. J. Hawken, Jun., Padatow. Cornwall, mer lin. 15. 12 Apple ard, Bradford, Yorkshire, tanner— Zna. la. N. Bottled.% 1 dyer. CHITIPICATES to be panted, an rues be shown to the contrary on orbefore the day of meeting. Dee. 111. J. Chadwick, Willington.wherf, Regent'apark, Pone merchant—Dec. et L Lewis, New-street and Hatchlsonetreet, City, general trimming seller—Dec. 213. W. Dickins, Daventry, Northamptonshire, shoe manufacturer—Jan. 10. J. Addinoll, Stoelrece-apon.Tess. Doreen, druggist—Dec. IL T Ins, East Stonehouse, Devonshire, draper—Jan. 14. H. R. English. Brierley Hill. Staffordshire, licensed victualler--Jan. 16. J. Adams, Not. Deere, builder—Jan. 16. W. Joe's, Nottingham, draper—Jan. S. W. J. Welch, Nantwlch, Cheshire, coach builder. PAZEIRESHIPIS DISSOLVED. T. Oily% and J. B. Clayton, Rotherham. Yorkshire, smiths—C. Matthaei. Jun., and J. Torquay, Devu = brewers—J. Jackson and J. Ashton, Oh reline spinnere— t*. Preston and S. Frost, Matlock Bank, Derbyshire, hydropathises —G. Bond and A. Bond, St. Albans, Hertfordshire, drapers—F. Vltta and A, Meal, Stafford, cabinet makers—J. timothy and J. Bard een, lombeth.terrace. Lambethroed. wine merchaate— W. emeriti and J. Goddard, Mindeg-lane. City. tea brokers— G. Valiance and H. Valiance, Bristol. brewers—P. Whale/74 G. O. Haigh, Bradford, Yorkahlre, drapers—J. Davie, 14 and I. Baker, Newbury-lane at or near to Oldbnry , , Weenier. shire, coal matters—J. Surridge and T. Surridge, lielnarge, Ewe. farnaert—J. Swift and E. N. Gerard. High-street, Rosie. (Rd Town, niannfactvrera of crucibles—H. Fletcher and A. W. Moore, Woodetreet, Llisapdile • commission sgsata—W. Ward, P. C. Ward, and J. Higgin, Bolton, Lancaahlre, cotton spinners 1. Carpenter and C. DWson, Newcastie.place, Psddlegton, ord. re builders—J. Spencer and T. Hogg, Kingstonapos-Hull, name manufacterws. SCOTCH 1114170TRATIONS. Wituax 7110118 on, Maseelbargh, cab proprietor, Dec. 11, at Berdea's Colleetreake_s, Edinburgh. AMAX Mau, lfain, painter, Dec. 19, at the Railway Stance ReGil Ugh. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, DM. 7. ELSCTION or •SAIIIITAITPIIOIIIBIIOI..-411 aooara maim holden at two o'elock to the filwldoeiaa Theatre the eleplirs for this profearorahip mum' value of wlsiolt is MOM.), erne of the best is the gift of convocation, coal ' meniseL At the dose of the poll, bait-past seven, the se. ammeemeal was made that Mr. Williams was elected, which 1/1111 reesived with loud cheers from the undergraduates in UM WWI' pWq. Tie numbers were—for 31r. Williams, 833; for Mr. Max Mailer, 610. Majority for Mr. Wit: hams. 223. ELIACTION or A Caimans on Pnwricron or Moses piporramonied.—la a convocation holden this Jeers. sej Uhe tw_weinekra 91 . Charles W. Code, D. Mw., Corr d the Ulltrersity, sad os of Christ Mutely the Vioe.Chancellor the two the Professor et • wed the Publio &acme no Ow rim of ohmegue, thp main. of. the late lamented Dr. Stephen Elvey, met with the unanimous approval of the honed. . . THs CiLtihr Social?. The middy meeting of the exam** eotnelittes was bald at the aliens in Gladaall• chambers on Tuesday last, Mr. J. Dale in the' chair. Mr. Whiteburet, Mr. Sydenham Nodes, Mr. M. E. Marsden, Mr. Dame, Mr. Man, Lieut.-Colonel Dickson &c., were peereatt Xr. & Aatbury, of Walsall, was elected a member d thoeseesell. Amongst various items of election intelli pate the following letter was read from Captain Vymer, the liberal candidate for Ripon city Newby-ball„ lipee, Dec. 1, 1860.—Dear Ser,—l beg to acknowledge the receipt of yoer letter, which, as it was addressed by mistake to my father, was not delivered to me at Ripon with ray ether letters. In reply to the question ooenuned.in it,. mat deell to pledge myself is support the ballot.—dap. air, your obedient and faithful servant--48igned)-11.101. Luz, L Iftwen."—lt was repo rted that a very ialluelefal meeting, held at Walsall last Monday evening, agreed with enthusiasm to a resolution, to the effect that the tative of Walsall be earnestly requested to " join wi r a ir = sincere friends of the ballot in the Howe of Commies* in taking active measures to induce the leading marshes of the ministry, in deference to the views of the large majority of their supporters, to withdraw their opposition to the ballot, and facilitate its progress through parlia ment." The committee unanimously resolved to recom mend " to all friends of the ballot the adoption, at all meet ings to promote reform or otherwise, held amongst sown tuencies, the adopts= of a resolution similar in its tendency to that agreed to by the Walsall meeting." THE ARCHITSLITRAL MUSEUM CoMPETITION. The prises annually offered to artist-workmen through the oreineil of the Architectural Museum have this year been responded to by twentyei: specimens, viz., eleve; for the prises for modelling in clay, given by the council of the museum and Mr. S. C. Hall ; three for the wood-carving prizes, supplied from the same sources ; seven for the prize given by the council of the museum fora cartoon for punted glass ; sod Ilye for the prises for coloured decoration offered by the committee of the Ecclssiological Society of London and Mr. Be/talon] Hope. The specimens, many of which aro very creditable to the competitors, are DOW exhibited in the gallery of the Architectural Museum. It is proposed to distribute the prime in March next, iu connexion with a course of lecture., to which we have already Bei/der. ACCIDINS ON Tin WATZDTORD AND LIDEArcK Italtwar.—About one o'clock on Thursday morning, as the down goods train wearing round the curve of Nicholastown, between Oshir and Memel, the coupling of one of the gave way, and the train was divided in two. 2.7 l e g irthe guard of the rear van nor the engine-driver ap pears to have been aware at the time that en accident had occurred. The foremost carriages were moving on very slowly whilst the latter came along at a brisk speed, sail before the engine -driver was aware of the gravity of the si tuation they dashed into the waggons attached to the engine with • tremendous shriek, which shattered two carriages to pi and indicted serious damage on the rest. The line warn auwadiately covered with broken wheels, shafts, and frag ments of machinery. The driver put on every available force cd steam, and swept past the Motion at a speed of 16 miles an hour. The engine proceeded safely as far as Panonstown when a second shock, that almost drove it off the rails, made; the driver poll up. On examining the cause of the occurrence, he found that a large stone,. which had been maliciously placed betwecn the rails, had oroken the fire-box, and detached it from the rest of the machinery. The police were at once ennnoned, and Oonstakde Murphy proceeded the house of a man named Thomas Anglin. a to dismissed railway porter. He found Anglin in bed. His trousers and shoes, which appeared to have been recently taken off, were covered with mud. A subsequent examina tion of the line near the scene of the last accident dis covered a deep footstep, the size of which exactly cone. spouted with one of Anglin 's shoes. He was at once arrested. This is the third malicious attempt which has lean made within the past month to upset trains on this line. The loss of property by the late accident is estimated at 10001. THE NEw GENERAL POST-OPTICE AT THE WTZT- Km—The now General Poet-office for the western district of the metropolis was opened on Thursday for the receipt and tniummission of ►etters end newspapers. The office is situate in Verestreet, Oxford-street, and extends into Chapel•place in the rear. It occupies a largo area, and is built with every accommodation f.,r the clerks, the sorters, dm. It affords space for nearly 100 ...Peplos*. aid Is much more adapted for transacting the business of a district post. office than the former establishment. which wars Caven dish-street, Cheendiah•squsre, and which will in future be dosed. Stolz Nrwutoxo's thi11Y84371M11774 %arm— The fifteenth menusl dinner of this society was held at the Falcon, Stoke Newington, ea Thursday evening, MM. Shirley Hibberd, the president, in the chair. In proposing the toast of the evening, the president announced his intention of offering at the next exhibition a set of meteorological in. struments as a prize for the best collection of chrysan• themums of varieties sent out within the last three years. Mr. FrAlicia Eland, of No. 9, Bridge street, Westminster, has conferred a very great benefit on the public by intro.: icing and perfecting the manufacture of cocoa In its purest soluble form. This preparation can be obtained through any reediectsble grocer, In packets of 11b., 4Th., and lib., at la ed. per lb -Ask for h.latitEs Homeopathic Cocoa, and be sum you net It. se there arc IMOY spuriou, Imitations, consisting of in ferior i i.mponr ila. shoal an) 41111enIty arise in obtaining the above •to \ eteasittim Tilb , ent curia-To free on rt., is of a order for lbs.- Depot, 9, lb: tge.street, West. mlnster. —(A•lsvrtitement [TWOPENCE. SOUTHWARK ELECTION. --•---- Contrary to general expectation which favoured the notion that Mr. Fawcett inteeded to rags, that gee , tlennia, it would appear, has decided upon going to the poll, and, as his friends assert, with very considerable chance of aucceas. Be held a meeting yesterday evening at Taylor's Expository, Elephant and Castle, which was densely crowded, there being not lees than between three pad four thousand persons present. Great enthusisunn was exhibited, and the candidate was received with every cle• monatratiun of welcome and respect. The chair 11:13 taken by Mr. Ihrriteaenzoor, who had presided at a previous meet i=lwho, in the course of some brief introductory °beer took occasion to read the following testimonial to the atom of Mr. Fawcett for parliamentary duties : "Gawthorpe, Burnley, Dec. R. " Dear Mr. Faweett,—No one who knows you could say that you are disqualified to net us a member of parliament because you cannot see. Your indefatigable activity, drill in recognising people by the voice, diligence and success as a studeet, and power as a terse and exact political and economical speaker. ought, on the contrary, to attract con fidence. Your singular fortitude in triumphing by an all conquering energy over your once terrible, but now honourable misfortune, must attract as deep a sympathy in ethers as it does in me. I wish people were ea of detecting mental blinduese and moral obliquity, a s *cal, eachrbbe and would, when detected, regard themes-an insurmountable obstacle to parliamentary duties. In your case, the inner light is, by your very loss of the outer, and consequent deprivation of a sphere of discursive action, thrown hack on your mind, which is thus singularly bright and luminous. I have for a lung time maintained a com plete resents on party politic*, bet I do not break that silence or express any opinion on the comparative merits of the caodidatee Ice Southwark when I say that I know no one more capable than yourself of doing eminent services in parliament, especially on all questions affecting the relations of capital and labour. —I am, emirs siurerely, 1 ~.. _. ._ .. `' J. KAYO Survriswount. " My. Fawcett, Ent" The reading of this letter war listened to with deep M. tenting, and at its conclusion it was loudly chimed. . Mr. FAWCETT thew came forward to address the meeting_ when that large section of the persons present who had come for the diet time, regarded the candidate with great interest and curiosity. 'Mr. Famenet is tall and muscular, of an undeniably gentlemanly presence, and open counte nance. He wears darkeoloured spielesles, sad this, com bined with the quick intelligence with which he recogniaes each new voice, renders the feet of his Windom almost im perceptible to his audience. His vane is full and sonorous, and hi. elocatioe, although rather declamatory, full of force sad lesecy. As soon so the cheering with which his overuses in front of the gallery . had subsided, be proceeded to criticise, with some acrimony, the observa tions which had been applied to him on the pre vious Evening by Mr. Lapel, end complained, above all things, of that gentleman s charge of irritability. He did pot think he would have beeu so well received by the elec tme'ef Boathwark had be been irritable. He had always had good meetings , and had always met with a cordial re ' wpm& . (Cheers.) It had also been said that the proms were against him, but be thought that even the Times bad deemhim• great service by so fully reportiag Mr. Loard's Amain. That genliennin hadoms to BoutikWark with the levitation of a statesman, but the whole of his oratory bad beep eipeeded in discussing questions of wharfage and Mitered equal airmail naportaace with Mr. EloovelL aa fl helm) lie, Mentor% begged to express his ac osedgments to the Time, although it had given him rely ceis insisting hi the week whilst it had reported Mr. Layard very do. Peach had also bees ham antagonist, end Mr. I.qud had placarded the walls with " PuneA foe loyhrd." Mr. Loud was, there fore, Pessofes oustidate. (Cheers, and laughter.) sots tg be Miledered at. as many of the statements m which Mr. LayaM'iedulgeil were much better suited to thd Ppm of Pistol than his (Mr. Fawcett's) prosaic speeches. Whams ark Isambitr.) He wen oppoundly soother section of the lliimi--thom productions which were usually batched on the eabblith miming, but he treated their opposition will al • mach endiffsteste as he Would their friendship. k. Net=ticliog ell epposition, written and spoken. that no cantdete occupied a better pantile) 'Ea' be . • (Hear. beer.) His .o is could not say aboughlor him.. ter. inavell's friends said, " Persevere in these oowaa you are pursuing and ,no one will be able id • your preinisioes.s . Then, when he met Mr. La' friends %ev triad-Dim Mao he ocenpied.a good POsi- Sion, mid if he ',mud iialy he so obliges, to lekhdreet nOt hu was elm to be returned d the next election. He took all tbele Invidious prunes for whet they were worth, but when he recollected there were 7,000 electors in that constituency who were still unpld, he wan himself minified thanks positive wee ant a Dadoue. The conduct of that body of electors might possibly startle his antagonists (Cheers amid laughter.) Mr. Fawcett proceeded to lalmadvart at some length on what he termed the arrogance of the depu tation who had brought in Mr. Layerd, and also on the fact of that gentleman coming forward on the avowed pre. gumption that he (Mr. Fawcett) was physically imitable of parliamentary duty. This was • most singular contest. There were three candidates in the field, and all of the same prineiples. (Cheers and dissent.) Some of his bearers said no, butwhat be said was correct So identical were their opinions that they never talked politics, indeed the whole diactredon between Mears. Levied and &oven seemed to turn m an unpremeditated answergiven by the latter to one of his aiionist's friends. ("Hear," and "No.") Mr. Layard prof essed to be an opponent of man-flogging, but when a Nineveh he was eodearotiring to get the winged bull oat of the rotes of the Temple, his eaustants flogged the poor Bedouins with cowhidee, and flung brickbats at them—indeed he believed the hon. candidate threw a few brickbats himself. (Cheers mod laughter.) Now he did not like either the lash or brickbata, and it a Imam of cor poral punishment he was opposed to both. (Hear, bear.) He would not object to the opening of the Museum 'and Nat West Galley for • portion of the Sunday. He I was prepared to give a permissive prohibition of spirits bill his best consideration, and would support a select committee to inquire into the causes of intemperance. Turning to local wpm, he would support the claims of the watermen to compensation should their privileges be abolished. After some further observa tions Mr. Fawcett enumerated Colonel Barry • ootempo rary of larke's ; Mr. Byes, Sir J. Fielding, Judge Burton, and other eminent individuals, who, although blind, hail exercised important public functions, and concluded by ex pressing his firm determination to go to the poll. The usual resolution was passed by acclamation, and the meeting broke up. Mr. Layard held three meetings, namely, at Grange-road, Millpond-bridge, and in Buckingiumaquare.—Mr. ficavell was met by an immense number of his committeemen at the Prince William Henry, Bermondseyetreet, and was escorted by them with torches, loaners, and mimic, to the Northam ' berland Anne, Blue Anchor-road, where he addressed the assembled electors. TUB WORILINO MEE'S COLLEGE RITLE CORTI.— OISE* Thomas Hughes, Sp.—This corps will assemble et Quist Church, Maryleboue (the Eev. J. L. Davies, Stafford-street, Limon-grove), to-morrow afternoon, when the Nev. F. D. Maurice, of St. Peter's, Vere- stre et, the chaplain of the corps, will preach. Divine service. will commence et three o clock. is imported that 600 of , the force will be present, and occupy the body of the church.— Arsenide:me Mercury. - - [Advertisement. ]—Why should invalids and per eons in indifferent health waste their money and utterly destroy their health by taking pills and other medicines? These in variably aggravate and perpetuate disown: their annoyance, disappointmeet, and expense may be saved, and all doctor eand apoteary's bills avoided, by uoing Du Barry's Delle.ions Width restoring Itevalente Ambles roost which, at a few pence per day, saves fifty times Its coat In phyalc cod-liver oil, and all ether remedies, restoring perfect digestint, strong nerves, sound lungs. healthy liver. robed:ll,g sleep, and energy to the "toot disordered or enfeebled, without medicine, mew, or expense, removing speedily and effectually dyspepsia, habitual constipa tion, bemorrhoids, bier complaint, flatukney, dierrbra, dy sentery. nervotemsaa biliousness, scarlatina. and other fevers, sore throats, colds, a Wonting cough, diphtheria, noise, in the head and earn, rheum:titan, gout. impurities, ei-np. time, hysteria. neuralgia, irritability, palpitation, heartburn, headache, debility, dropey, CMIII/141, Aposins, museum,' sickness, bronchitis, consumptton, scrofula tightness of the cheat, bens at the pit of the stomach, between the ehoulders, he., atrophy, or wasting sinks of the body In old and young. Certificate No. as We Mild it the safest remedy. Andrew Fre, M.D.T.8.5.; Dr. Haney ; Dr. Weever : Dr. ahorland • Dr. Camphell.—We a few out of 10,000 cures :--Cure No. 71, of pepsia, "Of fifty years' Indaterib 211Ztethe Right lion. the Lord Moan de Decies: "I l uredelayed considerable benefit Isom Du Barry's Revaleuta Ambles Food. Stuart de Donn." Cure No. 49,5a2: able agony from dyspepsia, nervourness, asthrea, cough, conni patiou, flatulency, spasms. sickness at the stomach and vondting, Maria Joly, Worthen' Ling, neer dies, Norfolk." Cure No. 62,067: Field Marshal the Duke of Pluskow, of a gastric Innen nieUon of the stomach. Cure No. 61,614: Baron de ?Mentz, Pre fect of Langenau, of ninny year.' horrible sufferings of the nerves and en obstinate constipation. Cure No. 48,711 ; tleneral Baron de hanskowsky, of many years' tearful disorders of the digestive functions. Cure No. 47,111: Miss lillasheth Jacobs, ,d Nnzing Vicarage, Waltham Cram Herts, of extreme nervouvnen. in. ligation. galliullik low 'Pinta, and nervous fancied. Cure No. 19114 : Dr. Am reef tire, of constipation. dyspepsia, nervous irritability. Cure No. 94,110: Dr. Itherland, of dropsy and de bility. Cure Nu. 56,211: Captain Allan, of epileptic fits. Core No. 42.116: Major FAle, of enbirgen.ent of the Beer. and total prostration of strength. Cure No. 30,415: Rev. Dr. Minster, of cramps, spasms, and daily vomitings. Cure No. 26,415: hr. Harvey, of diarrhsea sod debility. Cure No. 50 . 618, Dr. WOrtker , of consumption. Cure No. 32,550: William Hunt, Ins., bar rister, of paralysis, Cure No. 52,612. The Dowager Countess of Camlestuart, og many years' nervous irritability. bile, and in digestion. Care No. 54,810: Min. Virginia Zeguern, of consump tion. Cure No. leo: Of it yearn' nervousness, constipation. In digesMon, and d.hWty, W. B. Reeves, lbl, Fleet-street, London. Clan No. 4,708: Of eight years dyspepsia. nenounness, debility, With cramps, spasms, and women, ker. John W. Mame% Lid- Ungten Rectory, Norfolk.—Sold in canners, 11b., L. 9d. ; 11b., 44. et : Pflb., :J. . 241'0., 401. The ilib. and 241 b. canisters carriage (neon receipt of pfetteatice order by Harry du Harry and Co., 77, newitt •etreet, Ll,Ann : also at GO, Craceehtirch street . 4. theapible . 4) aid ' ".. I. , dorkl.strert ; Stu, straw; 54, 1'91,r Paker.street ; and itii ere :ors and chemists. THE STEPNEY MURDER. TO 7/13 lIIIITOI OP rill ZIP3IBB. Sts,—l respectfully venture, through the medium of your influential journal, to appeal to the generous nature of my fellow-countrymen on behalf of poor unfortunate EIIIIII, to whom your able advootcy has already been kindly given, and whom you will readily recognise as being the unhappy rasa who wee so foully accused of murdering Kra, Fassisy. Knowing Walter Emm for • period of 20 years ; knowing, too, the high character that b. bean for integrity and amorality, I feel little compunction in seeking to invite, in his behalf, the sympathy of your numerous readers. Maliciously charged of so awful • crime, poor Emm Intl to seek the aseirianes of friends (he being but • poor shoemaker with • young family to support) to pay his soli citor's costa, and many other expenses that this serious charge required in order to be refuted. Planed as a felon before the world he lost much time, all to him, but still necessary to establish his innocence ; in addition to which be lost his best friend by the death of Mn. Einsley. I feel sure that you will only deem my bringing the sub ject before your readers a. a duty that I owe to • man so unfortunately placed through the machinatious of lei depraved • man as the convict recently executed evidently If you would permit the insertion of thi+ letter, and should the charitably disposed feel that their charity would not be misplaced in aiding this unfortunate man, I would be only too happy to be one of the mediums in assisting to place Ernm in that position he held before this pievous calamity befell him.—l am, &c., HENRY GORDON, 84, High Holborn, bail for Emm. [This is surely one of thous clues which the public will take into its kindest consideration]. ALLEGED FORGERY ET ♦ LIVERPOOL MERCHANT. —At the Liverpool polies-court yesterday (Friday) R. W. Powell, of the firm of Scott and Powell, tea merchants, wee brought up on remand, os • charge of having forged the name of Mr. Scott, tle father of Mr. Scott, his partner, to • guarantee for b,OOOl. sod a bill of exchange for 4624 lie. The 'Mamma offered wee • repetition of that given on Mon. day. Mr. Scott, senior, proved that the name to the two documents was not in his handwriting. Mr. Wells, • jeweller, of Bold.street, proved that he sold three dinmond rings, valued at 4101., to the prisosser, which his partner, Mr. Scott, who hes absconded, had great difficulty in isducing bin to receive. The prisoner wee committed fur trial, bail being refuted, as the maims commence next we A. Mr. Deihten, barrister, and Mr. Cobb, imitator, defied the prisoner; cod Mr. Robinson, of the firm of Lewinics Robin. eon, end listeem, ,ppeared for the prosecutim. (Stamped, Id. Additional.) MOW. I