The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-27 00:00:00

Remit, and what nth an editor would incur, by printing Lich vituperitio!is on Franc. ard England u thus contained daily in tl:e Bt. Petersburg jour- gals, without haring ukcn their cue from head qa uteri. year oorrespondent at ttin will have communi cated to yea, no doubt, the foot of a number of ship earpeeters and other artificers having been engaged for service in their respective ceilings in the French dockyards. • If so, I am able to add that the police have refused to give them passports or permit them to quit the country, alleging it to be a breach of neutrality. Thus Prossiat surgeons are allowed to take service in the armies of the Cur. whilst ship carpenters and mechanics are prohibited from seeking • livelihood in France—at a season, too, where, from the peculiar nature of their avocations, there is no employment for them at hums. This is what Prussia Galls •" a strict neutrality." s ass letter from our own corrisrondlat at Btett:n le Duly Novi of Bth lost. INDIA, CHINA, AND AIJS- TRALIA. We (Daily News) have received our despatches by the Overland Mail. The following is from the sum mary of the Bombay noes of Jan. 2 : Meetings for the promotion of the Patriotic Fend ban been held at Calcutta and Madras, and one is appended to be held at Bombay to-morrow evening. Calcutta is occupied with the festivities accoaapanyinp the reception of the Burmese Ambassador. Trade is dull, money scarce, and freights low. TM 10th Hussars left Kirkee, in the Deccan, on the 28th, and are expected at the presidency to- morrow or next day. The first detachment of them will probably leave for Buts next week, the rest will follow in detachmtnts, as our towing arrange ments will permit. Two hundred of the hones are to be transported in the Punjaub steamer, a vessel launched some weeks since, but one of whose cylinders is required by her consort, the Assay.. The fitting up and restoration to her pri mitive condition of the Punjaub will cost from 2,0001. to 3,0001., and it is estimated that by the time the hones reach Constantinople they - Will have cost the state about 2001. a pica, including the original price of 501., being undersised, compared with cavalry horses of Europe, and unaccustomed to the cold. As three months must intervene betwixt the first despatch from Bombay and the last arrival at Constantinople, the hussars would have reached the seat of war in less time by Gibraltar than by Egypt, and at about one-fourth the charge, assuming that horses were to be sent out to meet them. The most profound peace reigns through all parts of India, and even the border marauders, who never long leave us wholly undisturbed, seem for the present to be confining themselves within their fast assess. If we hear nothing of war, there are no complaints of any unusual scarcity or sickness in any part of the land. CHINA. At Canton matters are getting worse and worse. By the previous mail, intelligence went forward that the Imperialists were in the ascendant, and that the rebel cause was losing ground. Since then there has been a reaction. The feeling against the Meat. oboe dynasty has become pretty general throughout the Chang-twig province, the people of which are now in open revolt against the authority of the man darins. So great is the apprehension entertained at Canton, that the wealthy Indies are ag ain quitting the city for Macao and this place, f earing that the city will be carried and ransacked. The Barracouta, war-steamer is at Canton, and Admiral Stirling, is the Winchester, towed by the Styx, has pro ceeded to Whampos to afford protection to British interests when the contemplated assault of the place is carried into effect. Some crafty American have canoed considerable annoyance by hiring their vessel and themselves to the belligerent parties, but the United States Minister has interfered, and for the present stopped the move ment. In the present crisis it behoves foreigners to bold a strict neutrality, for by doing so the struggle will terminate most favourably to the interests of foreign trade. From Shanghai we have no news of weight to re port. The city is still in the hands of the insurgents. Prom Pekin we have no further news. Sir John Bowring will shortly proceed on him diplo natio visit to Siam. INTELLIGINCE. Boiquir, UN. 1. The tightness in the money market aelierfii over Tam report km i d during the feetaidlt, alai the beaks Lee spin advanced their rates of alma% mkt& are aow throe per Nat. higher than at the beelseies of het math. It is with deep regret that we have le IWO nth • els piershie sad Wearable state of affairs la ear import sad =- pert /markets, at the commencement of the sew year. Dri lla asenefutaries of all lauds remain In the eine elate as antiesd ia our last report ; stock madams to seen mulatto very freely in both Ant sad sened loads, without an y clearances for the interior hem Me liemear. Owing to disturbances in Persia, and the Amides mast, when the heavy description of goods generally allppal for this port at this season of the year, such as grey eimeeelles, T sloths, &e., ike., ars not in demand at piens% shout all Reels sold are at lower price' than those obtaimi4preleasly tee similar goods. Grey yarns continue very dui of rale. le produce the business is very limited. is Obeli* of settee unsold is malt, whilst the sudden the la Ike wtMof fulmar ea Ragland, with the scarcity el meaty is lie Wear, has flinched shipments on native sceoust. The settee sow to be had is of very inferior quality, and the prim maletained le at 117 rs. to 38rs. for Broach and Buret, Ms. to Mrs. for 00mrawatty, 77rt. to 78re. far DhoUera and Bkownagger, and 73r,. to 77rs. for Mesigroiri per wady ef VA Re. Beaune on Befriend has flsctested meek ; ea the arri val of the Chine Mail the rate opened at 2s 1 3-16 d. per rupee for list-class bills, advancing to 2s. 19461., when it vela suddenly gave way to 2. ld., afterwards rising to Is. 13 16d. per rupee, which is the present rate is bills assured by &minima. Business has been done at rates mayiag from 2s. lid. to 2.. lid. at 6 maths' sight. Oa Chins, at 60 days' sight, 228 re. to 330 re. per 100 dole. ?alumna have slightly idealised, owing to man nee& having bine taken up for troops, sad others being said te ke travailed for the same puma,. Tonnage is abiteat. The rates of freight to London and Liverpool are V. lils. to 21. Ids. 64. per ton for cotton, and 34. MU 2a. ild. for seed. CALCUTTA, Dso. 19. The Weiner done is *sputa within the peat week hag bees cm a smaller Kale than in the previous use. The suedes rise in freights as also further advises received by the obverts telegraph giving the same quotations kg pea dun as these by the preeeding nail have is a nearer sheeted *wallow. Is indigo, there hes bees • 144 and we have heard of so further tresseglege tinge the public sale held as the 7th inst. Raw silk asslkes• in very small sleek ; the few chaise parcels that en MOW* esseeebnally are takes at former fies. Silk plus ate sot wasted, and torahs are low er by alma Is. a ens. Nothing doing is sugar. Saltpetre metrietre fenser vales owlag to • good demand foe Mks. Imp apeeslatlona have bees going on in Juts amnaget the ikelere is the busts. LJatind is quiet. Is lac dye obeli lie sethiag doing. Oar import market has continued depressed ' • native *rakes beteg vary unwilling to enter into further 111111da. and the consequence his been that holders Ite= anaipellod to submit to reductions in prices its many in seenees. The tale. during the week have been em a very moderato male. There &pram to be more tightness in oar mosey =Must, as the direciton of the Bank of Bengal at their misting last Thursday again raised their rates of interest 1 pm eat., ihisk at present is 8 per amt. on deposit of government mews, sad the margin to 8 per neat. Thiele& slimily idfeeted this value of government secorities. Ischange.—For the outgoing mail, there have been buyers of first-elass credits at le. llid. at which a fair bag sem has been done, and more wanted. Treasury bills we quota at le. Mid. to is. Ilid. per rupee. Oa China am re tin transactions are repent d. flirty days' sight bills against spinal have beam placed at 238 rupees per 10041.., bet then are very law buyen la the market. Freights.-Btnce our last issue a fair amount of t has Wes engaged, and two or three vessels taken uptt na ro saw rates as those ruling last week, and in some tastaseas a slight advance has bean secured. Sugar to Louisa is sow sussed se M. to 61 6e. per ton. Seeds, 71. dr, and juts •bas him mimed at 81. per ton. For Mauritius, Its. 110 has been paid. At present this tonnage available is hardly ade quate to tho demand. Indigo.—The market machines quiet, both lases and parehasen appearing checked by the political state of easti metal lamps. AUSTRALIA. A MONTH'S LATER NEWS._ We have received one despatcl;e;f7o;iidelboeirne, Nov. 26; Sydney, Nov. 20; and Adelaide, Nov. 28, 1864, by Overland Mail via Marseilles. NELBOURNE WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. Dry Goode—This branch of trade is almost without qua tallow, and with the exception of S-4 grey shinlais, grim ha see, and printed dragger" of which there Sr. none in importers' hands, the market is quite inanimate. The stocks ustinue to burrow, end many parties-100e from neces sity and some from want of judgment—towline to force cif large quantities by auction. As an instance, we may mention that an intensive sale wu held within the last forta'gt.t, at which the goods were sold by the lamp sue per ease or bale, realising for staple articles about oneiltird at the home soot. This sheald ono as a condos is importers. There is now no dessaad for Brussels carpets. The stocks of woollen hosiery are reported as tremendous ;" and in slops, bandanas, and alillisery, the market is quite overdone. ladled, with the exception of the few articles we ban named, we may repeat the report is our last, that at this amen' there is a full stook ef simmer goods, and a very large stock of trials" goods is waiting for the canning season. There is sot the slightest espectatios of en improvement until the next dry num coensencee. Bap—Three-bushel and flour bags Sr. very pleatifel. The SHOOS Is over for woolpacks, sad prices have farther given way. The lowness of price bas induced some flokowners to lay In a stock for the next moon. Salts are earned as low ea es. 6d. seek. Boots and Shoes— or summer goods, Invoices are re• ported worth 26 per (cal ; bat they meet be ori ginal, and the assortment gaits suitable for the nano. Candles—B•laseet sad Neva dewing, are in de mead. The latter is the favourite. Cum is very slow of sale. C om egt--Priess for this article have dallied. Chisory Is very !law of sale. Costs--The atepplius have been immense and prim cla net pay Seigle and charges. Cordage adTwo—There is • large tiers. Rope is soiree, sad I. deusand. There M lie web Lublin in the market. Corks—Wises are saleable at 2s. IL per gross. Other kindest, over-supplied. Earthenware is a complete drag. Glue end blasting guagombet ue still scares, but the donned for the latter bee really fallen off in consequence of a cessation in haildbor aperatiose. Hard ware—lnvoices of building irememegary are in demand, also Onion of mechanics' teak Ind the best only are wasted. Chaff-cotters, of all desedgektms s are mach wanted. Asee's long.bandled shovel" So 2, are saleable ; also D. H., of Rogers's, Araes's sad Flelta nuke. Of English "pada, the very best oily are wetted. The demand for the interior of tor and red ins le very great and increasing. Hoops an firmer. Nail" hop mu" are wanted. Lead—The market is very full of IMO mad pipe lead. Maehlacry--84eaa *mime of 6 to le bum power would now yields pr ofi t-Malt lifter—TM madame is fall of porter is lon sad sales entombs ban bees made as low ss 31. 7e. Id. Still there areeeleset our gmelethme, and the principal holders ars arm. • eels of Trames'e Oast at 61. 6s. is :reported. For the bees breads ef WSW ale and porter lle. to 12e per doses is reallsed. SUM M present is the most valuable of the two. Thoseefe ale bas slightly improved ; it is worth 91. 10a. Painb—The beet white lead, in 281 b. kegs, is mach wanted. Of other paints, en. apt red lead, wanted. Odeon's stores and provisions—These are generally in fair demand, especially superior art'. else. Sardiase are plentiful. The sleek of American hew is small. Pork is also waisted. Soap has slightly advanced. Sugan—Then is no change slags our bet The stocks of line sugars are still very large. Spada— The prices of the beet beside of brandy have an improved doriag the meats. This wins miss ands Stem any great diminution effeeeehue Iles blAkpalso is Sar land, and the certainty dot maw pekes bore sod psi • stop to shipmate. The stocks of ell sores of gaits are very large, and heavy seerifioes by sales. Ise storage, han bad prejudicial effect. B.P. rasa is lower. Whisky, in ease, is firmer. Other spirits remain ' without chugs. Salt—ln consignees* of large imports this article has declined considerably. Timber of all sorts is declining. This seeiriently aseoanted for by the large sr , rivals and the isessatioa la building operations. Tobacco has likewise iodised. This is acemated for hy great modem caused by sales at loaded stores for rest. Tia—The market is very fall. Wines—The market is quiet. Gold eastiaass at Ik. Daring the lest how weeks the mown of gold. dust lameght is town by the governments escort has not been gabs 'who the average la ths melon, four weeks. This is atpiidsd to the aausaal nu ...... 5e of the 91144011, sad the mareity el water oa the mew As the summer seam ad we may eyed reagower, MarytweemilA eml whore the Melly is nature/1y Mabel water. WM peadmillee. Om the other band, the best seem le waft es he the geld Meld* in the Australian Alps, Oemlbeem. end Gipps Lewd moan tabs. In these latter mew diseammies are Wine constantly made. By • letter from ir ratismsm is Gipps Lad . we learn that as w discoveries of have hew made at Monkey Creek, a abort distance from nabs, and able on the Nicholson. The discovery of a new gold Add b else seperted at the junction of the riven Goalbara and immaismem ea the How qaa station, 180 miles from town. This laud he in some of the spurs of the Australian Alpe. It is stated that the coun try is of the suns character as at the Omso, and that the gold is of the same low standard, but larger and more The following is an amount of the quantity of gold brought by escort sinew our last summary : Oct. 28, 40.641 minors; Nov. 4, 28,676; Nov. 11, 40,001; Nov. 18, 29,366. We subjoin also a statement of the amounts brought by escort, and those imported, during the first tan Months of 11863 and 1864: THE EXPRESS. SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27. 1855. lab 3 intelligent,. COURT OF =CHEQUER-JAN. 26. Iti Ninlll6,lloollll TEE LOW) CEII. WON AND LIONS PAW, ALlNgliallt, AND ILIMITIL MOTLI 1111111M•No-JUDOMENT. . - ----...- - This was as *atlas by whisk the plaiattt • Roam es tholie priest, sought to mover damages from Cardinal Wiseman fer the publication ef a libel affeeting his shame ter. The cue ease on for trial before the Lerd Chief Baron, at 'be last Gaildford senses, whoa a nonsuit was entered. In the course of the trial it was proved that the letter containing the libel had originally appeared in two Fresh papers--the Minn, and the Assi de la Raligiosi-- frees the solemn of which papers it was copied into the CatAolie flowiertl, published in London. It appeared at the trW that the original letter was in the possession of the Abbe Cosset, who had declined to give it up, and, there fore, is the abbe was beyond the jurisdiction of the osert, it was proposed by Mr. Edwin James, the iseneesl fee the plaintiff, to live secondary evitiemes net sal, of the glistens' of the litter, bat of the feet Oat It led Men written by the cardinal himself. The learned Judge, however, refused with regard to the first point to receive secondary evidence in proof of the existence of the letter, whereupon the learned coun sel peptised to call th e cardinal into the box. The learned judge would not allow this course to be taken, upon the established rule that a defendant could not be called upon to criminate himself. The result of these two decisions was, that the plaintiff was nonsuited. Mr. Janes subsequently obtained a rale to set aside the nonsait, and for a new trial upon the rejection of evi dence as to the existence of the letter, and the refusal to allow the eardhsal to be swore as a witness. The rule hay ing undergone lengthened arguments some days ago, the court took time to consider the matter. The Lord Chief Baron now delivered judgment; and in the outset said, that a rale for a new trial mart be made absolnte on both grounds. His learned brothers were clearly of opinion that a new trial ought to be granted on both points ; and with regard to the second point, he willingly bowed to that opinion. He might at the same time say, that upon the trial he had been impressed with the belief that the plaintiff was not in reality desirous to have the defendant sworn to prove any particular fact, bat rather as an abstract right ; and he eonfeesed at the time be thought he was be 4 UMW the circumstances of the case, to in terfere, fee the paepsw of taking sere that a mere abstract right was net laraei into anemias for insult or annoyance, and therefore he bad declined to permit the defendant to be sworn. His learned brothers ' however, entertained a con trary opinion, and considered that he ought to have allowed the cardinal to be swore, and then it would have been for the cardinal to have objected to give such evidence as might criminate himself. With regard to the second point, the majority of the mut were of opinion that the rale should be made absolute ; but ia that view he must confess be could not give his coseurrenos. Looking at the whole of the cionunstances of the case, the rule would be made &boo l i - hits fora new trial. Mr. James now rose to express his regret that Maas bad prevented his being in court when the rule was argued ; and he trusted he might now be permitted to vindicate himself from the remarks which were made by his friend tilmjeant She*, on that occasion. The learned serjeant complained that he imputed disloyalty to the eardinel, and that he had luta:dead an irrelevant topic is the course of his speech merely for the purpose of offering annoyance and insult to the cardinal. He begged to say that his leaned friend, Mr. Lush, and he had ascertained at consultations that the cardinal had, at a meeting of his clergy, directed that they should not read the prayer for the Queen, and that they were in a situation to prove this fact by calling two or three witaesees who were catholic prima. That warm it was his intention to take at the next trial. Know • ing, therefore, that he was in possession of this evidence, be felt that he was justified is havieg introduced the subject into his speech. Moreover, he should prove that the plain• tiff, who was at the time uadsr the jurisdiction of the car dinal, had refused to carry out this oemmand, and ever since that time he had been compelled to submit to various annoyances at the hands of the cardinal. He therefore now contended that he was not properly subjected to the remarks of his learned friend, the serjeant. Bale absolute for a new trial accordingly. 1863. 1854. let 10 months. lit 10 =oaths. Received by newt 1,741,826 .... 1,467,127 Shipments 2,005,737 .... 1,736,217 It will be observed that there tea considerable falling off this year, both in the reesipte and shipments, as cemparedl with 1868. Otte cause =Wiped for this diminution is the decrease in the number of diggers actually at work, is eon **queues of the great demaad for labour in the early part of the year for the various industrial operations, both in town and country. Aaother eases, of worse, is the compa rative exhaustion of the precious metal in such of the alluvial drifts as have yet been discovered. The attention of the whole mining interest is now earnestly directed to the subject of regular mining in the quartz lodes which abound in the gold districts, and to the beet means of crushing the quarts and extracting the gold, of which it is found that the ranks contain a very large proportim. As already mentioned, several machines have been invented or improved, and patents are issued Ow them. Of a description so pa tented one Gres alsua milks six machines. In addition to the above, exteadoe olden have been given for the Berdea machine, whisk is believed to be the moat powerful of them all. The ilrd machine at Ballarat worked by deem power will be is operation In the course of a week or two. la oar next summary we expect to be enabled to state the arse malts of this new system of operations, of which very great bops, are entertained. FROM MESSRS. TOOTAL AND BROWNE'S CIRCULAR. lixixouswit, Nov. 24. Our last was dated Sept. 23, since when we have experi weld a continued depreetion and succsesion of couitasisial dinners equalled only by the panic of 1843. The number efluselvent, Neu lst January to the 20th November was 1118, with schedule liabilities tithe intent of 800,0001 bat 'aridity much larger ; and in this number so note is :when dine parsons who have lied the country, taking with than large • use of ready cash, and leaving tionsidsrahls lia bilities. Besides the shove we have had several important onspennises, the estates being tarried on seder trust, sad than ones et schwa of traders who were considered even and who enjoyed the unlimited confidence at the trade. Oar imports conthine excessive, the MINIM will exceed 16,000,0001. • but it is cm liestly expired that the maims witwitats sent bine minas Jude will deter the shippers on your side seeding any Wog exeept direct to order. The chases shippers Irow all the countries of the world have destroyed this market; the glut of unsuitable nwrekandise which las be. fore.d by auction has br oug ht down the pries of legi tint•ts artiel.4, amid the depation of stook has sensed wide spread ruin. The pines has became a city of &nation marts, and from were you can buy • cargo at a time, you our greduste until you can positively try on year snail clothes and 'hen buy thew by auction. To the regular Wader this is damaging in the extreme, and the respective positions of merchant and dealer are for the time destroyed. AOOZZOLTIS or 111A/MS u PIPTIXIIIII, 1861, 1862, 1863, Awn 1854. 1851. 1862. 1863. 1864. Notes la eire■ls tioa 102,416 942,645 1,725,867 2,386,769 Dowries (sot bootleg interast) 703.187 2,731,797 6,718.483 6.882.216 Total liabditapt 1419 303 3,748,228 8,633,856 9,307 727 Cola Gold valued at Nil. 420,110 1,294,282 482,7691 Bills diaismottd, 815,311 1,048,128 2.772.860 8,791.333 Total mists ascaurrs MID 11111 1 1131111 Or °OLD. 1863. 1864. First Tea Months. Firot Tea Mouth,. Received by wort 1,772,318 .... 1,467,127 Shipmate 2,008,737 .... 1,736,217 Tan Exc xxxxx .—lt b expected that the prontiant on ills will no reduced very shortly to this extent probably of per omit. Ms CIVIL the Hon. Robert Bryce has beeo ei.p.onted Surveyor-Geeirrel of theOrduesee, visa Liaa•en...t Colonel the Hoc. Lauderdale Mauls, de emed. Th. B..reek M istership of Fethard is vacua, caused by th. re-it: maim of Sir William' O'Kelley, who has bees appmat.4 Lieetesast-Colonel of the Math Kayo Militia. Ti...pountimeat vacant by the death of Kr John A. Bum f, bi t Reeerdo sod Writi Moo. Oboolooploset. Imo sot rat be" n d op. It is in the gift of the Mobs of the Rollo. ....I i. 1 2001 per •1111111111. Mr. B. Lewis. 440160 clerk, has N.... .ipp.isted chief clerk La the atooosoton. tloseral'o...fee. of the Court of Chancery, vier O. Podding., retired on a to I •oporaosostod &nowise* after 40 pure' sorria. 1144%.4 14•Loas and Naylor have been appoiatod adatioLie j u i r icleeks in 000spooseo of the prat laarwe Aecosotant•GonoraroDoputageot.—Ciou alltiest 6.... v. LINCOLN'S 1(N. JAN. 26.—The undermistiooed gmtlearn ..•. •la day called to the degree of barrister at-law, by II a antis Society of Liaoles-iss, ,is, B.na•t E q., Jobs Stewart, Reg ; George Wil- Masa, ; J.tatt idireboese, Rm.; Rdwud Brest Prest, Bog.; I' .k.es Welrige, IN. • Jobe Ofellett, Rev ; John 'familia% 11. q.; Cbailes Ladrow Prescott, Mg. ; sad W.W.I. Yawls Dory, Esq., 'ANOTHER ATTACK ON CHINESE PIRAThS. The Gazetts of last night oontaina further de spatches from Admiral Stirling, dated Hong-tong, Nov. 28, thirteen days later than those we published on the Bth inst., and like them describing an expedi tion against the pirates which prey upon trade in that district. The expedition was under the orders of Capt. O'Callaghan, of the Eaeounter. we give the result of the expedition as summarised by Captain O'Callaghan : Statement of service performed by the crews of her Ma jesty's ships Beconater, Barratouts, and Stye, sad the launch of the Winchester, and pianist* of the Spartan, between the tad and 17th November, 1861. At Ty-bo: The whole of the junks, 17 is somber, were destroyed; 6 gone taken by Winchester's boat delivered to menhal of Admiralty Court et flong-Hong; 7 guns taken by Spartan's boat disposed of in like manner ; 2 gess taken and retained by the United States cltartered steam vowel Clasen; and 10 guns destroyed with the juke and murk. Number of pirates killed unkoowa. From 608 e 60 prisonen taken by the Chinese authorities. At Ccrala* and the neighbourhood :-60 junks destroyed; also 2 batteries, =ousting 20 and 7 gaps respectively ; 17 guns taken by the Chinese authorities, and 6 by the Queen ; 27 gnu sunk and destroyed, being too heavy to embark without considerable waste of time ; 13 gum thrown over board by the pirates themselves from three junks off Cow- Kok ; and from 60 to 60 pirates ; 4 prisoners (1$ were takes, 9 of whom either have been or are to be released by the mandarin). Totals :-67 juke burnt, being in snob positions that it would have Mk= a very long time, and would have been at tended with considerable esposure and fatigue, to have re moved them. 90 guns taken or destroyed. 60 to 60 pirates killed. 64 to 60 prisoners, as above steed. The whole of the junks were capable of having crews of (earn 20 to 40 men each; allowing, therefore, an average of 30 men for =eh junk, there would not have been lees than 2,000 pirates, of whom 115 may be said to be either taken or killed. A lugs quantity of ammunition was also destroyed. G. O'CALLaciame, Captain. In eondderation of the above menden, the following pre vention& hare this day taken plant :—Lieutenant Charles Yellows. to the rank of oomniander ; Kr. William Ormond* Beller, mate, to the rank of lieutenant. LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED. (710111 L. 107 XIONT'II GA11712.) WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 24, 1855. The Right Ron. Use Secretary at War has received from his Grace the Dab of Newcastle the following list of casualties amongst the nen-conoleatoned others and pri vates, in the forces under the sumsed of Field-Marshal the Lord Raglan, G.C.B , from the Usk of December, 1854, to the 7th of January, 1865, be* aye imbrive. RETURN OF C.ASUALTUIS FROM MB se Om DECEMBER. Ist Royal Battiotost of Viet —3 rank mine Blemisd. 19th Rae. meat —1 rink sad Ski wookaii. 3etk 1.04810-1 rink and Co. wounded. 47th Sleek sad He vismdel. Tstal-11 rank sad Ms wooded.—. 3. R Illessosit. ismsowst, Atifalsisi•Gartral. NOMINAL RETURN OP NON-QMAKIIIIIIIONED OFFICERS AND MIN WOUNDED PROM DSC. 39 so. DEC. $O. Us 4, IN CLUSIVE. Weexess.—Des. fit. 19th R. el lest —Corpora Myers! Meek sessrely. Des. 30. IA et Peet—leseeOceparel =Mem% ; rehab bees /WM4 severely. 38th of Fah Joseph lii, swevely. 47th BA ilisset—Peivalaftept aver* I Moms Goma, severely —J. & lluswass if SOWN; Adisteat.Osseral. 'max OF OMPUALTINS FROM Sloe DECZNIZZ. LOA TO era JANUARY. llai. w l , s=lasst of Foot-1 rank and Us Yell t 1 rink ma c Sis 9th Be haat —1 rank aad 11111111104. the Sitgansat —1 rank and dl. klll.d. dIM lisgarane-1 mak sad I Wasalad. Oak Ileglaan—l rank sad 111 wanadoL disk agsrms-4 sok Men wounded. Oak Ilsokannt-1 ask sal Iffis wonedaL 11Ftk swessat, I rank and kteteLlamit awe lb the wounded: 1 rank and Mkt ankserks mak sad dl. wounsad. N th Inglaant-1 rat and ers " = .-' eltk Nag. ment-1 rank and ell. wounded. It lattikka Lbkligeds-4nak and dl. wounded. Total—l sergeant, 3 mimed.% IS rank and ells wound's! ; 1 rank sad e9l. nalsslas.- Ikauc ; us. Far. coon; Adjutantasnesal. NOMINAL =TURN OP NON.CONNISSIONED °MCC:WAND MEN KILLED FROM her DECEMBER. IU4, TO ere lA NUAJIT, IaSS, INCLUSIVE. Kiwte.--Des. Siet—Sig Resiseet id Feat—Private David Reilly. ha. let.—let el Peea—Psivaie Timm Weber. 67th Re. gisset— Join Pervades Meet Weida, Weft Ryan. Jsa. 2nl. lb et Feet—Private him Wrigitt.—J. B. BOCZNALL Enceiner, Aflielast-(inset. NOMINAL IMITURN OF NON-00MII1lMONED MIMES AND MAN 1304INDAD AND VISAING. 1110111 DECEMBER 31, 16.4, TO JANIJAMT 4, 1343, INCI.DSI I /1. Weesses.—Des. 31. V/ larlmos4 d Pool.-IPrivato Otoploo l ib . .. P Vi r ieverely. 961 k et Peet—Private Joasai Thar. Jo .I. Ist ell lest—Private Hussy Dow, et kis lisitsrt, severely ; Them; Trayser a =t AL LPa Sigisest et Pset—Privatte Palmist Plenary. tweedy; Mesh WHAM Ina*. al s = ..t et Vast —Private most Ilssasy, vow*. IV Rile Dalsalt—Oor/era l Moog isiL merely. Privates Or ells Baler simely ; Welter with am* ; nom Darden sew* ; ichla reas e h rk I ilia Walle, wadi. Jae. est Ilegterst V Mia Flore, smoroV. ha. 4. Hat Itegieme et Poos—Private Petra* Ildbesa. sileW UM lia= t e: OWL —Privates Thome ItagsralloilleMy ; William . Mosww.--.145. I. Silk 1111.1 mat of Plot.— Private Char C wordy ut& —.I. B. BUCZ3LLL Inasram, AdjutosteGourg, LEVAN OF iI [ROY TIOTUM. kw TO /is JANUARY, Id o 7 loot-1 siriranii. A in* sod AL. Lalniai. Iles A rank and Ala yourlia. $S Itaglasnk.4 ink all IL ealneed. 47th t--2 rot and IL Wall 1 sank MA AL Lannard. &Mk nt-11 Nilik and No Md. Illb =1.Z41 rank and AL wounded. Int Ilarblien Mb lideart-1 — Ahr killed. Total —S rank rod Illeliblit I t. 7 scat art slu vounded.—.l. B. Bucznann imas. t. Soma NOMINAL RETURN OF NON•COMMIBBIONED OFFICERS AND MEN KILLED FROM his TO 744 JANUARY, lOU, INCLIL• &FL 1 Enhazt.—RoWN7 L 47th Richmat of !Ml—Prhate. Ewa, OMNI; ?Mori IL = at Rateable ilk Erlisde—Prlvates Maim Gram. Moir, IL 17th Itastrautof 7101—Pril i tr= Ilsraks.—J. S. loaolass Anytwar, Actintaat- OINOISL NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-001INISSIONED OFFICERS AND WEN WOUNDED nom leo TO Pro JANUARY, IMO, IN. MINUTE. Woo:mot.—Jsa. 11,-21st Regiment of lad—Prholos Mimi ON eery, slightly ; Jams Callum, slightly. SOO of FM —Privets James flaky, Nightly. Jas.. 7.—let ef Fag— lAose-lbsteant Ifiettsel banana, slightly,' Moles WAWA slightly ; Jobs Nona, slightly. Seth Ilsoloost of Poet—PYholo WUlia Frawley, severely. 17th Po of lost—Private Mani Cove" s'lghtly.—J. B. Soeivsu. AffolosKlNeerel. Daum" fa the Louie. Gazette iarfoarithwo, d Softy, NN, It la 4.—ls Lleetemot-Geteral elf De Ley tercet report to Mehl htatahal Lord Beglea, of the 2lth et Ostober. 111114. De "to Lkaale aaat-Cokateia Deadbeat sod DeWitt are are nadir the greatest obit. maim," reed, " to Llestioaat-OJkoele Wedeboute and Flazoloy we are wader tha greatest Whistles." MALTA, JMIL 17. Yesterday, to the regret of all here, Admiral li. Stewart struck his flag as Admiral Eisperiatsadeat of the Dockyard, sad Admiral M. Stanford hoisted his on board the Ceylon in its Sam The worthy admiral invited about 27 of the employes under his command to a farewell dinner, their wives accompanying them. Toasts were drank and speeches made, and it was loss past midnight sr. toe party broke up, the visitors leaving with cue universal feeling of regret at lasing their hospitable entertainer. It is strait's, with the strict discipline he kept up, and the immeam qaaatity of work ha got through, that he managed to keep all in a friendly feeling towards him. His flag for the pre tent m as board the Cyclops. until the Spiteful some. out of desk, when it will be transferred to that ship, and it is ex pected she (the Spitetql) will leave with him, shoat the 28th of this month. The Robert Lowe has arrived at Balaicism. She took out 26 eyliadem, for blowing up the nukes ships is t h e mouth of Sebastopol harbour, sad 4,000,000 Male car tridges, with four miles of eleetrle wire, which will be coo-1 mated with the cyliaden, sad which costa& sash cue toa of auapowder. Captain almuteu, It.k., was suffocated by the femme of (Monad is his but ; two other oaken (infantry) were with him, but it wee discovered just is time to save their lives. Oa the 6th the theyummater was at 22. 1671ta - weearowd;d with navvies to-day, whose noisy movements astonished the peaosable Maltese. By 2 p.m. they were is a reeling state, and were being welder:tad by twos and threes to the station-bout, to previtat s.hohief. General Peaaelatiter, • ho arrived in the Sinai, goes bask to the Crimea as soon es he is able. General Brows returns in the Spiteful. with Admiral H. Stewart; hs seems gait* recovered. Several °lbw dawn secosapeay Ida. CRIIIIIAN RAILWAY EXPEDITION. —We receive frost an authentic souse the corression of ene et two in assuraciet whisk have mingled with oar yeatioday's report oa this ezpeditlini. The Hide, ws us lateens'. is • las new steamship of SOO tons and 10a , haat by Deasy sad Co., of Deaneries, tai so behalf of the mortarat few this szpeditial. Mes the pow sage has the Clyde to the Thanes la VS bus s aversgiag over 10 kasa per lawar. She write skw aargo, tad fi Mori by to hit raltrarasst sad meet araplets = W het= that bee yot boss NOB is the Thames. It it set the prows% fossollta of Mr. PM or Mr. Bream to mead to the Crass. MI the sagraer• lag staff are loop ram at Balaclava, ral Meets of the state of the eestemplidad lime of road haws Ikea received here. The ant of the ships with mats hl hue already arrival. _ _ ROYAL COLLEGE OF BOROZONL—The following gentlemen, having undergone the useeesery examinations for the diploma, were admitted meaben of the College, at this means, of the court of examiners on the 26th inst.:— Kean. John Robert Healy, Gosport, Hants; William Lansford, Brixton ; Edward Taylor Gibson, Shop, West moreland ; Chula. Johnion, army ; Jamie Loam', Wiek, , N.B. ; Rd card Haskell Ribbing, Nova Scotia ; Jobe Whittle Risser, army; Morgan Josef Jones, army; ' George William Smith, army ; and David Johann, dedgley, Staffordshire. At the same alecing of the mart, Kr. Francis Hardinge gamed his examination for naval surgeon. This geminate bad previously been *Audited a somber of the College, his diploma bearing dal* 28th June, 1660. , , NAVAL AND MILITARY. INCREASE OF BOUNTY. HORSE-GUARDS, Jix. 22. The following Circular Memorandum has been Loved for the guidance of recruiting ofileen : As a (saber encouragement to recruiting, her Majesty's government has consented to the bounty for cavalry and infantry recruits, enlisted on and after the 26th intuit, be falt;ceeseed to the following ra t s. , which is to be appro in t h e manner now directed: . . _ " CLVALRY.-012 being attested, in cub, 6i. • on inter mediate approval, in cub, 16s. ; on final approval, in cash and necessaries, 91. • total bounty, 101. INYMITILY.—On being attested, m cash, fie. • on inter mediate approval, in cash, 151.; on final appre4l, in cash and necessaries, 71. ; total bounty, 81. " The other portions of the levy money to remain as pro vided by the general order of 30th October last, but the fee to private medical practitioners should be mild in conformity with the directions contained in the War-ofilee Circular, No. 1,173, dated nth instant. " IfyCOmmand of the General Commanding-in Chief, " G. A. Witnnw.i., A. 0." ADMIRALTY, lAN.' J. H. Chad/ (1852) and H. J. Bloomfield (1847), promoted to the rank of commands. Assistant Burgeoas Dr. W. limas (1842), Mr. J. J.& 101 l (1842), Dr. M. Hamilton (1842), Dr. J. Andrews (1843), Mr. R. P. Chapman (1843), Mr. C. Crandall (1843), Dr.W. Smith (1843), Mr. J. Gray (1844), Dr. G. Everest (1844), Dr. J. T. U. Bremner (1844), Dr. C. M'Elhaue (1844), Mr. J. D. Cronin (1844), Mr. W T. Billiage (1846), Mr. B. LeWlefi (1846), Mr. J. T. Caddy (1846), Mr. W. N. Brake (1846), Mr. J. Bole (1846), Mr. W. F. Noott (1846), Mr. C. Roberts (1846), Mr. J. GUMS (1846), Mr. F. M. Blake (1846), Mr. R. Mina (1846), Mr. J. ‘Vhichar (1846), and Mr. J. Ward (1846), promoted to surgeons. ArromrlllSTS.—Cormaander W. H. Gestapo (1863) to be inspecting commander to the Coast Guard. Lieutenant C. J. Walton (1840) to be &id officer of the Coast Guard. _ _ _ _ . _ Surgeon F. J. Whipple (1847) to the Falcon, 17, staow steam sloop, of 100 horse power, at Portsmouth. Paymasters T. 8. Heywood (1847) to the Nankin, 60, at Chatham; D. F. Clow (1846) to the Horatio, 24, screw steam guard ship, of 260 horse power, at Sheerness; and H. J. Hilly (18.54) to the Falcon. Naval Instructor G. Ennis (1848) to the Orion, 91, screw steam ship, el6OO horse power, at Shamus. Clerk in Charge A. W. Chimes° (1848) to the Dasher, 2, paddle wheel steam rassol, of 100 horse power, at Ports mouth. SPORTING. BETTING AT In oar het r7e;rl7";;gowed Y lopte;eawaiiiiiiiha loos here 'Diapered shit what Whoa Ism tre ems Owe previously. To.d.y, however, it emied to Isle eelopied Ws its homer del state, tor there wee yap Me dim, Whisk le the more zwaarkahle, u spe culators haw had Vit ae to pick oat the favoured 'shoals la the principal The following ~_hall__ will thew all we saw dale on the reeve tire erode : 1201131200 L STEEPLECHASE. lei to 1 wet Doan= (off) • 16 to 1 Sp Needwood (1) to ring (t) 2 20 6 to 1 The new (t) TWO THOUSAND OUINNAL 3 to I as the Mehl Mired There woe =dila" dons on either the Great Northers, lletrepolitaa, Yd the City sad 6abatoY Haanteepe. CHUTES CUP. 20 to 1 as the tield (oN) 40 to 1 apt Andover (t) 40 tot Early BIM (t) 40 to 1 Little Harry (t) NO to 6 &Amyl (t) DERBY. 12 to 1 apt Greasing (t) It to 1 lord ot the Übe 60 to 1 Affehea (oll) (of) 60 tot Vatatica (t) MARKETS. 8170 AIL—The seems yoke of sager, the ;dodoes of the British poseassioos fa Amalie, eampated from the realm made la the week Gaffing the S3M day of Jemmy, lidS, r lila 401 laser, ta r e = duos of the alausitlah les. lid. larger, the prode of tie Let lath... Us. M. The average prise of the titres hatesoisi demalptioas of 101 Pr, habit l 7, is 19 f. eta. INKiAIL--Searea. JAL 111.-11 k markt lea ben steady bat qpkt tab mak aed kg saki Is West MU; Ink* bak bora to a seelerate mint, ere at prises duet as a par with those previously wee; dam* he ewes luteries the tan is la fouler et the tam. Sellerre praises le nem Shit d sale ea compand with theists aatl to prevails ski pie= ewe eh. tars eadat. Is an attd at : psi larrinft wilwared. have am out. at la. par proof awl wessiDamarana at da. id., bat km art kw bum' MIN at kiwi gleL WOOL.—Lssaa lax. 311.—Iss : Slosh eaeallag ma* have to a ear a rhi m • twarsakise weals at tomatiotiarers at hat waelearallaa we do tuba ft wsa ish y duo& la deem& s an Am al valelee iyashisaa Verdes : That W ban adage ilea fake Oh ash Om he some thee pad la Games awl Os haw dlp et Weald aria the awe orders havier ghat am hod. Ihla Ur* et Mils akseia lehg gmarahy wry mai Musk pima at • iseharasi witlt I. 00112C—Creumeho, lax. 11.—There wan as Imaireilel @apply of wheat at mutat te-lay ;a e 'drama et L. to le. par qr. was eats. bleated, bat the market ahead heavily. red, Ilds. to The; titre. 74 ; white, The to ll a. Barley in better deemed, end ta. dearer. Bear telly uslatala Me prior, ltaaagaa, Sea to 40a.; deka, 4l a. 4ill. hoots, Lug. 111.—W• bars bad a United dastard for wheat at our market to-day, at la. deedaa, trek a larva sopply. NUN; red, 711. to 715.; watt', las to fa. Vary Me &sand fir parlay, and yeas in favour od the barns-30s. to Ha Nothing doing la oats and beans. Watt Ise. 26.—Thot wheat trade We been dell, sad last wales gortees Vse tees barely seneorbel. Womb the snivels base beau sots entost mealL bother 'Mon WIMP wee 119 win d Jew. V.7- 7 .jiming Wet Resfty, Ids. Howard's West Hartley Netherton, Ventltelldl Mom tie ; Toe hold eon Bates, Os; Weiss, the; lies odd% 11‘11,1, ; Want tTnd liseenoll, 14.1 d. Will Bed Bab" 111. 114.•, Walls End Stowe es, in. ed.; Wails Bel tenor. ion he.; Walla End Hemet We. ed.; Wells Bad &oath IlLartiopoul, Us.; Walls EMMats ' Lotion Ste Id. FROM lA. LONDON GAZETTE—Friday, Jaw. 26. DOWNING-IffitLLT. Jew. 25. 7he Miele Du Wm plowed to appoint Adolpbe Aotard do bre- Iteit sea., to be Mari* Magistrate foe the blend of Maorillos ; Mead bullock Andrews, Esq., to be Colonist fleentery foe flee MaJoety's Forts sod eettleofiens is the Gold Meat; sal Jame Med field, EN., to be ?reamer fee the Wanda Ceylon. WAN.. Jew. I& let Tteelmen o7TlCl t of root. To be laelpe tattiest webs*. Gawp Nom gosh; Jahu Maras asswel, put. 4thPat.—Him* Aram lathe, pat., to be eaten, without perehre. 7Li Feat.—Ballii LW. WOO* he erip, without purchase. eth root.—Nery UMW EOM Gra be, {est., to he epee& without reehme. 11th roa.-04plela Plagebapot, frees the Tab root, to be captain, vies Drew appubisi te Ihr Nth root. 14th Foot.— bars Mello reeds, frays the Royal Newfoundland Coareole& ai wilds ; Arthur Idoiaey, pet., to be soden, without mm bu 17th root. _ To be Fasiv;; ;lout pirobsas.: B % a t.MaJor Jolla Lee; rands !Unwell, gent.; Oecege Daniel Mbar, pot. 11th Fsist.—Ustitnient O. A. 1011 at to be clod* without purchase; Robert Issas Adamaa, gout., to bo gangs, wi tho ut paretic's. 19th Foot.—Robert Comity Martin, gout., to be emelp, without pushes,. 2Oth Foot.—Edward Augustus Perricheon, pat., to be cosign, with out parolee.. 13rd Foot.—Lioatenant Oao. rhipp Prevost. from the 30th Foot, to be Manhunt; Frain* IL Hall Dare, gent., to bo molga, without strobes& ith Foot.— 'Automat Willie* Ronan nuts to be abstain, without purshase ; Jamas Witham Rtsgplay, gent., to be ensign, without purchase. Foot.—Llentseent A. H. Wilms= to lo eoptoi., without par elide ; Linelemeat J. 0. N. flume= to be aspeole. by parches., vies Booed Uentrassit Oolong who retires; &sign Mary Vilmares Swim teem dr 11th Foot, to be lioutseant, vitlesat mama du Porwre. gewgaws! to the 19rd Foot ; En signll.l3. Nirikka le be Neelemet. by t unless% vice J. C. N. ammo Norjbes Mao Midi. rest.. to be cams. by purchase. oleo Salim; Thome Shim pat., to be ensign, without par. Sal Feet—liissil 1161111 Twining. pot, to be ensign, by per. ekase; TAM* Said Forbes, gees, to be ensign without mama, Sltb Feot.—Cleglishi A. G. Rhawe , from the 70th Foot, to be captain; Henry Leispea, gent., to be ensign without porthoee. Sltll FooL—llligit R. J. Revell to be lieutenant, without purchase, vise Speak. greaaelled la the 93rd Foot. lath Pest— Lialsileet J. C. Vaughan to be captain without pur chase ; melee& kinks Stansield, gest, to be wig; without 89th Foot. . . To be Enatihswithotit purahaaa.. Lieuteumat a W 4 Lirmel Mahone, from the ' tad Bouierest Thomas Gremlin, gent.; Francis Henry Chambers, pot. alet Feet.— Maim Edward Every to be captain, without pur chase, vide Hunt, domed; Breyer Major braes Mealy, from half-pay unattached, to be captain, without purchase; Lieutenant 0. H. Page, from tbe Seth not, to be captam without purchase ; Ensign IL E. Mande to be lieutenant, without pnr&ame, vice Every. 49th Foot—Captain Lachlan Hector Gilbert Maclean to be major, without parchsee, vim Glisabrcok, wham promotion cis Um 22nd December, 1934, has been cancelled; Brevet-Major Jams Wells Armin's, to be major, without purchase, vim Mesita; whom promotion cm the 29th Desember,l634, hen bun cancelled. To be Oapiaine without • woken. Lieutenant lambaste Wiliam Casting. vice Olastecoly died of his wounds; Lieutenant Edward Le Merchant, vice Armstrong ; Lion tenant William Matte Corbels, vice uratiusg, whose promotion on the 29th December has been cancelled; Brevet-Major B. P. Browne, from half-pa y Unattached, upsying the difference. To be Lientesanu, without purchase. Ensigns Mann Fon Enemas, vice Le Merchant ; Harry Dunham r. Bavary, vice Corbin. To be Ensigns, without purchase. Hobert Trends Burrow" gent., vice Binary, promoted; Robert Hall lipratt, gent. 50th Foot sa .—Ceptaln Edward Joseph Thackwell, from the 49th Foot, to be ptain. 33th Foot—Arthur Why Toting, gent., to be ensign, without puretisae. 37th root—Lleutiment Thaw William John Lloyd, trim the 39th Foot, to bebs46. witlNnt pursers. 38th Foot—Endo Dam timby to be liestesam, withoat par taken, vies Fe" ssmerlel Y tbs 41s . t lest. 60th FOot.-BuigioitJaihn Harri — Ker Imes, from the Sith Foot, to be surgeen, vice Boyer., promoted on the ate& UM Foot —Captain Merles Fits Rey Neynoe, boot half pay unat. tached, to be repeats ; John Manners Kerr, gent., to be ensign, without parches* ; Lormao 0. Dundee, gent., to be assign, by purchase. 63rd Foot.—Captain John Woodford, from half-pay unattached, to be eaptain, repaying the difference. 69th Foot.—Enden Alfred Triggs to be lieutenant, by purchase, vies Paget, promoted. 69th Fuot.—Captain James gpratt, from the 93rd Foot, to be captain, without purchase; Francis Gordon llt,.ge Wale a, gest., to be ensign, by purchase. 7 let Foot. —Lieutenant C. J. H. Howard, from the let or King's Own iltafordshire Militia, to be neigh, without purchase; Frederick Harding Anson Hamilton, gent.. to be conga , by purchase; Wil. Kam Mark Miller Fortesene, gent., to be ensign, without purchase. 74th Foot.—(hptsia Adam Campbell, Irmo the 99th Foot, to be cap. tab. vire Plallpet„ appointed to the 11th Foot; Emden Colin Hugh Thomson, from the 29th Foot, to be ensign, vice Woodall, pro moted. 77th Fora.—Ltentesant W. B. C. A. Parker. from the 78th Foot, to be emits* without purchase; Lint, emit Beery Alfred Ilsodemald, Morn the 16th Pot, to be captain, without purchase. Font—Lieutenant John Edward Easy to be captain, without purchase. tOth Foot.—Lieutenant Charles Heyooek to be captain, without pur chase; Manua Ma'am Waters, gent., to be maims, without pur. obese. 90th Foot.—Limalemmt a.l. Wokelay to be captain, without per due% vim prearleill; Malign Pere, Julius Deverill to be pereisme, vine Wolseley. 94 i tt a =mpealm Pbemele Barry Drew, from the 11th Foot, to be mmitilm. vies Closphell, excested to the 74th Foot Lieutenant A. C. =of, Ilia Ms ISM Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Omit, appointed paymaster ee the Mee Brigade. IV he Mimi gna, without purchase. Pritlierne Wpm, Ban the 38th Foot ; Francis Hamilton gmst. Lie Hedge Mewart Vandeleur, gent., to be ensign, by pur chase. 2nd West India Regiment—Lieutenant Hebert Scott to be = wlth. , ut parchnie, vim Harpur, who retires upon tall pay ; Milner Burble:l to be li eutenant. without purchase, vies Scott BREVET, . _ _ _ . . Major Oeneasl Sir Henry Somerset, to have the local rank of lieutenant general while serving oa the staff of the army is the East Indies. Brevet Colonel William Treks Williams, helf.pay unattached, and Brevet Colonel Randal !Lumley, Lieutecant Octant of the Pre. visional Depot Battalion at Parkhurst Barracks, to have the local reek of brigadier general while employed upon the staff of the army at Malta. To be Majors In the Atmy. Captain John Woodford, of the 63rd Foot ; Glitaln Charles Fitzroy Neynoe, of the land Foot; Captain Michael Garold Adams, hall pay unattached, employed on a genet service • Captain John Harpur, on retired full pay of the 2nd Hest ladle Regiment, the rank being honorary only. To be LMutenant-Colonels in the Army. Brevet-Major B. P. Browne, of the 19th Foot ; Brevet-Major John Woodford, of the 63rd Act ; Brevet-Major Charles Fl 4 Ney. l noe, of t:.e 62nd Foot. To be Colonel in the Army, the rank beteg honorary only. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Water, retired full pay from a provisional depot battalion. STAFF. _ . _ To be Payetaste;;Ol Depot Battalions. Paymaster John Wheatley, from Hod loot; Payment& Alexander Pair, from Stith Poet. HOSPITAL /TAIT. To be Ontipscies of the lint Claw Staff Burgeon of the Phut Cho Para Sleusr*ltt, from half pay, vies Dartneildmomeledi Sawa Claim e.rt Boyce, N.D., from the t Oth - Feet. else Thom. deeseasd ; Acting Asitetant Sur. goon Henry Browse !Mar, of the Sled Foot, has bee' superseded; Santora Staff 8. , eal ken Cab Browne, M.D., from half pay, to be arelatant staff surpeal mu lee Hebb, promoted in the Slat Yoot• The prowess el hens= Linn 'opt NDA Gordon Great, from the 9th Light r the sow, and the appointment of Surgeon J. H. ler from the Vol Foot, to the 9th Light Drelloolt al Shad kali" " dthe llth tenant, have teen canoe The dirdimeden Lienleneat Stephens, of the 2nd Beeunent of Lilts b Joho Townand Stephens Townsend," and me gm/ Ala Towered betatiea, he having been permitted to ecru the Moe of Ihemed he addition to, and atter, that of The proMalift N dna Muff°, of the Royal Horse Guards, as 'Mist MIR. *Oensile. of the sth January. 1853, is to a Heats. =by padres, sad not without porches., as previously TheClaristinn isms of Ensign Moper, of the 38th Foot, are Frederick Jams, and not Francis JUIN% as previously stated. The Civilian name of Brevet-Major Fleming, on raked foil pay, of the loyal Artillery, is Arthur. ADMIRALTY, JAM. 23. The followieg promo:km', dated the Casci inst., have this day taken place, °omega's: on the &seem, on the 20th inst., of Rear..tdalinl of tha W kits, Mr John Hill : Bear-Adintral of the Sloe WUllans Issues Hope Johnstose to be Rear-Admiral of the White ; Copula Hon. Frederic William Grey, C. 8., to be Rear-Adrobal of the Blue. Retired Captain Charles Gordon has been promoted to the rank of retired roar admiral, oa the terms proposed in the " Landon Ga. Bette ^ of let September, 1846, but without ingress. of balf.pay. Wausa Nanama Panmen,Orm - eLiist e lealkwa si mil esseesL utight to surrender Yob. 11 as I, and limb at 14 8010, bIeVAIIII W Batiaß eminoilonate atiellalasi ear at*. OolommamgeMehalldkpor Am:mama Namur. Drafinglsa. Dadamt, larder, Feb. 3 at 1, mad Mani 17 at b at rialbaß.absat Oda, Romer Plesiatrreqwww andlketrara, Darlington; MIL amil.,= Baslogballwkost. Oases BAIA. *ma; ogesistorer, Feb 3 at 2, a/ Mara 17 at 111, at gob. atom Liakkoar, Moplans ; Wm MlL amm illig la P eVlPw litssiara saL terigeg isb. soocado. 3 at 1, sal Mama 17 at 11, at and Bon, Idaseln'ainnasids; att aid& ledednone Iladmildletrest. Joao Baumann 111 s, Ceisagead, ibmolond, taw mil Fab. Wilma& 10 at M. lagraghel lad Satchel% eria•strees. Gwegobila eff. M ' 4, atroat. stg„ O. ball-ob maims. Mown Glavin PAIL BOW4bilie. Omagegardaa, printer, Feb. 6at 11, and 3lareb at 111, at ikainglialutrest. west, atariottakow, Mansiandrmare ; at. mop. kali-street. &MIMI Baca, Blardmrawalmak, ilsodbwarit, vat* saber. Feb tat It, and Manth 6at 1, at ladaghelkotroare eoL e Cagier, Mask friars-road ; cet Bodg e , Altabam, OismasalreoL Gomm Boom, 17akeratroot, Ikathiolork, bat mordstdarer, Fib. 10 at 11, aid Nowt 14 at 1, at Jonas, Was lene. Daddgmbary; off. smog., it !WAY PaLLU ilisanaligesasaakeits isr. Feb. 11 at 11, mod Mouth 11 at 1, at Balogbillakist. Sala. Mom sal Intehell, Queen- eel 111111 awl 116411bilimMe; Wan*• , Wit man. RUM h SLUM" . 311111111111 vistuallor, Feb. IOM March L t at lit at limbabsiso6eL NW. Deems, sentry, and Mottoes. tad IMO% llndoshow cd. am*, IMUMMaa. 11tr. rainghtMe Memo Ram Dams, i = li elb gram. Pala 7 sad Nam It I, at 11, atarL ail Wrvan and OirUng, Oaoaea irtanarator e anMak illift" elotnallor Fet. sad March 2, at 11, st Claurt. Ma e Data and Otritag, Bristol ; cM. MB& lidarale iticattatmmDriesgert. souk proprietor, Feb. 6 and Meath 5, At /. IY isear Chart is. In Plymouth. Bola., Beatand Bondk, samdip, liktael. &atm WALVIS Mostsasa. WILIAM( GAM, and Ormuz OmmT, Brad. ford, If Wm( mandanta. Feb. 16 and Mara 16, at 11, at Leeds Owlet. Mir. Wawa IM0o.„ Italitaz ; sods" Teen, Leeds. tka Omourr sad HIM mar, Loaddeadalts Cbashira, Ilialleeperk, Feb. 7 end Ma rsh 7, at ii, at Manabrater Court. Holp tlablo and Co., Maasbeeter; oft mak.. Fraser, Masoberdor. Jose Wortaae, M inakerper, Feb. 7 and Marok 6, ot 11, at Limpet Court Trotsky, Wahl,* Montgomery. skim and Bogen= and Peacock, Werpod; se. mtg., Cammove, Liverpool. Joao at assom Busy, Limp*, prosier brokar. Feb end Muth 6, St 11, at Iseelleal 0741‘ OIL eatl6, Iloriag, Limpet. SHIPPING INTELLIGIINCIL -4-- tiTISPOOL Save AT Pomo. Peen . — Oarlaad, it liaah, i at Be'ita ; Newton, at irtnidad ; Karnak 044, at t. e It t.tria, at Cape Hayti ; at Puerta Cabaro ; p ; Thomas ; .I.aureana Itit.4, at May/Knew ; Carew,. Haan Town ; Oler.co,le (!or Loranina), and Apollo, u ^':! 1 ,1! Harmet,Couxer, and ',rub— te t t , a t Demerara ; Juranhiar i Z, stria (a a.)), at Malta ; Dyson, Bl own Hardy, sad so lea". .Prisos ; ; Allred,Cw'at "HaYere.j " . ..rar , itt a P ili fm;a lllll.-...m .0,„ 411111 4. at Olbraltarl; 'hyphen. (for Rio Bache), at CUrtool; caam eli gNo Dotdt). and Joseph (k mGhent), at Idly. IM ammo rot Lzvarrom.—eatalioa, from Mama, IGLU • the,. Dec 4; and lett, I iltt, from lieltra ; Tatnanlipea (ma Malta, Jan. 11 ; Duchen. 01 Leinwer, Dec. IS, from QM _ _ ARAVISD. Assucu-elf Liverpool, January 26, Tat; Avaoas--at Deal, January 35, from -- .... AnoLe-at Falmouth. January 23, from ..... ADNIILAL Boise -at Queetitown, January 24, fro gi r' . Assn llama - at Gravesend, January 23, fr om . --wan Basaisab-at Gravesend, January 26, f rom ~ .. Callll4lollll-it Gransend, January 26, from._ "" Dam. Ausuer -at Gravesend, January 28, from::::"^- , slll OOKXOI3OII -at Cratestud. January 26, front-. Goissososa-st Gravesend, January 26, from Crowns-at Bristol, Jan. 13, from .... ..... CASOLINI Aosss-at Deal, January 13, italic. ."": Gaillrooo/141-11' QUOrtituaril, January 24, 44;...„ ,:ji ata DOIIOIIIT-id Deal, January 25, hum ... .......... Dome-et Gravesend, January 26, from ....... lizrzargarrr -at Gravernod, January 26, irMZ....7" .. n.....1 6 611 Ow-at Falmouth, January 23, fr0m..... .....„, , GlarifOrrai-at Liverpool, January 26, from •• : ... lisonta-at Gravesend, January 25, from ................ Boaranas-at Falmouth, January 35, from...„„ „„.,.....Ay.„ Isms-at Queenstown, January 14, ...... Jams-at Queenstown, January 24, from.... ........ June -et Newpert, M., January 2,, fr0m .......... Louisa-at Stnell., January 25, frten ....... Lavast-at Gravesend, hinny 15, ihnnasors-off Liverpool, January 6, from ....... litliCl7lT-at Liverpool, January 26, from ............ Maaini-at Deal, January a. 5. from ............... Yams-at Sonthampt,u, January 24, from .... ... .... aka. UMW DralnaT Eitainirrulla- at DeA, JAL 26, at Gravereed, January 16, Mants-at Gravemend, January 26, frogs .............. li . emo t h - V o ria-st Gravesend, January 25. Nasser-at Gravesend, January 25, from.- ..... Nurrasars-at Gravereend, January 26, truer ...... B lulrssm UNN Arg OCW'll Sparta-off kainouth, January 15, trael...Gainu mt .. d ., Oars-at Gravesend .6, from .............. 25, hors .......... Ural. Janua . ry 26 26 . , Borats-at Falmouth, January 23, from ................... kmy Sr. Mixon-at Liver pooL .I.utrary :a, ........... .Bt. TITANIA-la Grinnell'', 'ALUM 25, from _ .......... .. Gn ot Two Farosts-at Gravesend, January 24, Tr= ............ . Otelm Timososs -at Grano/x(1. January 26, from ................. Nun Via-roma-at Shields, January 21, from ...................... bnuary 2 BAILED. Amos—from Grimsby, Jas. 25, 110 »,... CaPaßaltil Botiusa—from Newport, M., Amory 34, to —..111•1114 &moos—from Liverpool. January 20, to Cmarno. ENNlS—from Liverpool. January 26, to PV CASTILIAN Mum—from NOWpOTL, 1.1., January 24, t 0.. ... Crag. or &crave—from Swansea, January 10, to Catawrios —from Oreenoes, January 2i, to. ........... aft Coxitonoas • from Swansea, Jan. 25, to OMi D. MALCOLM —from 11)siouth, January 22 , to .... ...... Ada* Dior's—from Newport, 10., Jan. 24, to Xis. EMMA CALVIN-- trona Gravesend, JAIL 20, to MOE lass—from Newport, IL, January 24, to FR AC BARCLAY— Iron Liverpool, January 26, to .... Lossliallsols Goy. Losopow--trao Larrpirol, January 26, to ..1!", .....ma—from Greenock, January 24, to GIIITIOUND—from Hull. January 25, to 4...._ HAISAWAT—IYORD Bbirlds, January 25, to .144 - - ---from Falmouth, January 23. to Novenas Jrimaby. January 25, to_ ' Ccostantarompls /I Greve•rnd, January 26, to. Satanist ......o—from Liverpool. January 26, to Dml ...rasa—from Liverpool, January A, to Gibraltar Rio—frost Gramm', January 26, to Gibralur Runs—hem Portsmouth, lanuary 25, to Elva Iles IiNOWDZOP—from Portsmouth. January 25, to Fuederliol 8114111.1131—from Portsmouth, January 23, t 0„... -.Mad Bs 6rues—from Plymouth, January 25, to Wm 6TAO-6 . 0111 Portamoutit. January 23, to Plymouth Bursas—trom Pools, January 23, to. Ids SCEINDIAM—trom Gravesend, January 2 1 3, to 1112nItir 8 .reno—frout Oravesund, January 26. to naiad efOLNOWAT —from Gravesend, January 25, to ...Ninth VAMIOVARD—from Li , 011:01:11, Jablill7 26, to .NstriTatt Vaunt-a—from Liverpool, January 26, to Means Zavirrro—from Falmouth, January 25, to ....anvil a;tr,;; - VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Edouard (Dutch Plait)), from Calcutta for Inndoti, Jan. 5, Mime IL Michael and Terceira. Whoa Q .een. (Nal Liverpool for Melbourne, Dec. 14, lat. 12.0% lea. UM W. The following notice was ieaned from the General Poet-office yesterday, viz. :—The despatch of the next mails fur the P. ninsula, &e., is pcstponed from the 27th to the morning of the 29th instant. The nest mails for Gib raltar, Malta, Egypt, India, China, &c., via Southampton, will be despatched on the evening of the 3rd proximo, in nonsequenc• of the 4th of February happening on a Sun day. The Parana is appointed to take out the West India mails of the morning of thP Zed proximo. [Advertisement.]—MOLLGWAT'S OINTMENT AND DOILFICIAL roe 011141.17.0 WOOPIDL—Mr. hal Spencer of West Brunswick, Informs Prok sour Holloway, in aWm claisellay 16. MM. that • friend of his residing in NewtM,la that town, sad well known there, was &filleted for a length efffte with tea running ulcers, and although he had 11111 best medical *Ms for miles round, yet he was not helmeted by the same ; therefore, is • list resource, he wee induced to try Holloway's ointment and :ted.aftee persevering with them for three month., the and he was completely cored, to the wonder of every ore who knew him.—Sold by all vendors of medicine, and at Profssoor Hol loware Eatabliahraents, 114, Strand, London ; and fie Malden-lan% New York. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. --4. (PROM TEI OFFICE OP THE ELECTRIC TEL3OII7I CARFARE.) FRIDAY, JAE. 26. &allow. Comes of Wind. State of Weeds& Ormawids Calm Lotidoory . N. &WS Plymouth N.W. Ezetw Olumrator Swamis N.E. Havorlodwost N.B. E.N.E. ... Fine—Frost. libellisid. N.E. Illohmeu-Trent N.W. Illoopport Idiatorba Carlisle Whitehaven E. Rain. Leeds Nottingham Derby W. Leionter Liverpool Holybead Dublin Cambridge N.W.• • •• Cloudy. I.4eminnum N. ..... . ... Cloudy. Brighton nouthamptua Cowes N.W. Pools Portsmouth N. Winchlald Yarmouth N. Cialesborough Bostoa Great Grimsby W.N.W.... Prost. bawl& N.W. Aberdeen Prost. E. Pin► Dundee Perth Edinburgh °Wow. Berwick. .... ................ W. N.W. Sunderland Hull Whitby N. W. &arboreugh LW...... Cloudy. York Darlington Shrewsbury N.E. ...... Cloudy. Holm Tunbridge N. .. Partially cloudy. Strom!" N. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIBTBB. RREIWORD.—Jaa. 23, at rteg7nt'a..ll.las, Regent'a•prk, the 't of M. Beredord, keg., of a daughter. ROSIN.—Jan. 21, at Horsham•park, the wife of T. Brown, EA.. of • 106. lIALONER.—Jen. 21, at Marche/ter, the wife of the Bey. B. B. Ctudoner, Jun., of a daughter. RANCH—Jaa. 23, at Thornhill Ileum Hand/worth, near Bar• minable's, the wife of B. Chance, Eaq , of • daughter. OTILUI.—Jae. 25, at Tottenham, Mr. R. N. Yowler, of • daughter' FUTHBIII.—Jan. 23, at PAW/burgh, the wife of J. Guthrie, Sul, o f Guthrie, of a sou. :NIOHT.—.Iea. 24, at eturclurced, Edgbestao, the wife of linistit, Esq., of a sou. 'llLitCL—Jan. 13, at Denbigh-street, Belgrare.road, the wife of J. 8. Peirce, req., of • daughter. PETILL,—Jai. 23: at Thorn(Con. Lady Petro, of a daughter. IKELIT—BOROUGH.—Jmn. IS, at Bt. lotuer, Derby, by the Be° T. A. Scott, M.A., A. Henley. EAR., of tit. Petenbag, to Anise Umiak daughter of W. Borough, EN., of Derby. WELET-BTHEATFLII.D.—Jan. 25, at at. PaucrasChareh, by the Be'. W. Ittreattetld, M.A. Vicar of Kant Ham sod Rural Deal, theatre. O. Morley, M.A., e ldest son of J. Morley, Pall, OK*** lentamg.aquaro, to Ellen Charlotte, only child of (Vt. Btreatkilds 8.N., of Hever. Sent. 'ORTIB—OOCKAYNE.—Jan. 24, at St. Michael's, Derby, by th e Be'. 3. D. Masetnithaza. H. F. Porter, Fag ., of Alvastorl, W Ban k Hannah, youngest daughter of the late Mr. H. of ks. DEATH 8. AMoB.—Jan. 2s, J. Aim, Eaq., of Ehathans-place, Hackney, *red 71 . FAIIRELL.—Jen. 22, at Blaniford.sonars, Regent's-park, J. Ewell. • Mod ha. KEHL—Jan 25, V. Knox, Esq., of Stratford-place, Land" and lea of Wriitio Homo, Ems; Ftecorder of Baron Wdden. PHILLIMOEL—Jan. 24, at Ehiplake House. Reading. IWO "a l. mama Esq, D.C.L., Regius Pmfowor of Civil Low tO tha Valour ▪ of Oxford, and her Majesty's Advocate In her onles of Ada* ratty, in his 20th year. EEAD.—Jan. IS, Isom; the beloved wife of W. P. Bead, of Dee• kigh.granse, near Malden, after a Moat idnea. WALKIRIL—Jen. la, soddenly, Mr. William Walker of the Manor Boom, East Acton, and 21, VietorM-strest, Holbor n-boob, to W. Tist year. --- hinterland publi tl Phe ity il by WILLTLIN on, HIND HAIM, Nn. Lump I= the et Loudeter. at the Oflicaja Leotard I la n I n n V . " l of Wilitartatrnt•—ttet IDAL JASVaht 71,1854. a / rL . &elm' bead. for ee the ha for to .rapt or Pe ptCre"tt --- kk;i by 0 • re: ~,_~ ik tb ti of n t, Boa oath T pb.r y i p T