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

WIRIPMF: , - NEWSPAPER "Th e ,\ C.114 %. 1 il fp, r p....1 •ti .. 1 411. au.. A ...! (Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. .1 A . !IDYLL ROOKS, Windraill-street, Pies- Qiaartan nacho' Tsar ' gorran oared :L ar ded. , Or konkonsat ind ban proportioned rooms la Dam" alb OM for COMMITS art Ir !V CINO. Oondwalwa 'liar,* U. JUANA .--, kall 10, i Dn. SL 's i DIA SI. , - 81, Inn 80, Int in; Ds& K. 1 Dr. 51, 1r1_9 1 9. Mkt. Nam A 91114,137 Lemons. al t ides 1111. le. Mk • J Vat NO ' ura. lue. ism , isic celenllty. M. lashowaszt. Ike grietest corset i _la thla «.Lusery, pip sake r te. Doars °peg al hoUswat 7. A a a a A a t a aI i Limithaw m at S o'clock. Is. CVIToNS AAA 11,74 6,11111a11t kW SAWN A 1114,116 6,168,4 U 6, eAmaso . tkescam oewat sod readlog•room It added to Aram 6 .11 4 .08 7, A 115 9078 4 . 18 44 19 UST 4,60,068 A , comae' mama we auldibliaseal *TAMPS' 9. ;MUT 8,0441,4180 . ANA A A , 1,860,691 1,967 MIAOW 7,97596 1 TAXIS 1 . 3., ,_,,,t IAI, A l Lsts, I* I,4la.ciao l %slaw BRIDE CAKES, One to Twenty Guineas each— PIKONOTY TALI a barldsonse Cake for flee [lnnen Pumice, roars, ordl gaffil_ell___• • • •,..• • • asal aga* moo s, , 786,066 880, sao,aso, ammo Ileboci Cakes, tray la. to 1.01. nal . skive roorromtot Mori 1 . 4 "" •• • • TS. 8 9 000 i USAir 8 ; 000 1 78 . n. U. 811066 , MON Calm kw daunt. IL Bd. per lb., Soups, J Comm IN4 lakillialnlOVS •• • "XI 6 ". 18. "U MI .. 24318' l ' 497, 301,114 . . DUNI 1,411,794 V i Tair im ita. BaU kippers and Weddlog legent.we leovidat - - - - TOTALS -15,819.17 4116310 A4i 16.M0 71 S . . 14100,407 16,408,1116 17,1184, 17.118.886 01.070,401 Cook sod Confectioner, ISt - ' r I 4 1 .. 1 I . I g li l lir•P . • . A lr ',, / .4.,........-......_ _.-,. . .-----. -.- p f ~..,.„ , r- I ~.,.. . . . . . No. 4,489.] . LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1, 1861. - . k /fII2BRB. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (d 1 iptUCKUMW ARRANGEMENTS for the THE HEVENVE. ri. Ithickwaryard. Loadoel UNE ol PACKET SOUS to „Li 4.2211118211411 soI.thAVS.7OI•KX EVERY lili2llT at 8, li -rnAl.l&-rar illitopClAMt Port Phillip. Wert No lora sod Teo Duty Toderomaareo no IA ednesday and latarday After. --."---.---. . • im...h. on tla C.:DA Y. the Vat of January, coaled at nq- notes at 8...-Oh Tiererlan. eicemunr.-nane_ . ni. : one, to : I.—An ABSTRACT of the GROSS PRODUCE of the REVENUE of the UNITED KINGDOM, nth . the apletolld clipper ship MU MOLE, Al, 1.100 Ines, J. rel. 1r Near ten es mewed at 50 the Marley, and at the in the undermentioned periods, ended Dec. 31, 1880, compared with the corresponding periods of •• III• N MAIITI N. caeramader : lying In the Ear lees ' D. Yet tom fl rummer. . I. 'hip forms nee of Moen, Moue, 9 lirr&W lied Sur ads the preeeding year. - . % de.' Ilia of packer, whteh erneposea the Lincolshire, atom. ABDY LL ROOMS, Windmill-street Piece- • oisrain ended 'Tear ' *Mk= Vied ! Year •rksh 4 re. k rut, Norfolk, and other fast. favourite , and well , ._ ,CO. Mb. Or koadoesant and boot peoportionod rooms le .. -4 ended • are shire bunt and Ens , ' lIIPTTrIT for the Iwtolurr tr ^ " e •" Daera, MX for C044471XTS and DANCING. Condneled ' iamb 1 11 .. Jur" sqe„.o.. 1 Die. sid Dm Sc , - Si; Join NO, Sept 1111; Des. in D, a terabit. Her oacommodalla, hot all Cl3/41., ••f parer...titre b y a b MIA. Mrs. Antem, Lantana. of torkdos ism Mt NiV. J DOS 111116 US& • VOL no. no. 1 860 a sew* ved. rot alav will rem/ an esPeTIvIvN"I mor ^ . ll * ..1 " celeirity. iL ibireireert. Ike gyeateot corset la SW • *do ••r puree apply to NI'LIiOD. ALL.PoICI. arid MOIL.. N. _.,„.....• bb .... sek . la: . eve . at 7. . •th Nt• ors. Weal N Warn anithier, 1511, laintenhall treet. raa• 717 'J , ---- as 9 o'clock. la nneinala A a A A A . II A a a I i caw LTA 6.11111,0101 UM 1111.1110,2111 &MOO 6,1118,4111 IL *Ammo' tkocan ~,,,. I" this lino of 11,..kee1l are COlreVrell knot emanate , ' se 17 . 17 , ._a woman , and rendlogeoom la added to tram 4114 ' 2 11 r l/I " 4°. 141 *Mr LAMA* c , essnece i mown* !Motflot. Lis. for .00nddlitas Lim, and meeondeleo Sur fart... eileamblibreent. STANTI7 ' S. %Ode, MOW 2, I, , • 1.0e0,582 LeST . 2.411140110 7.97 5 .0 1 a TAXIS aaNi 1-11 W L A N, A Sik • • 1, 3 40, 14 1,414,41 etsi,ooo tOrftK LY stsAm COMMUNICATION to BRIDE CAKES, One to T grenty Guineas each— recosarx Tex „ l, till I,=l„m kiiio,ooo, re, Lek Mir 1.1114, SOAOSO A• 77,106 w TORIL-Tbe UVIULTOOL, maw TOM. std a haddannse Cake for five wirer' lande*, maestri, ease MlGlrtet;,:.:-.• • • esel mat elkolet a, ~... .4 nuns no, elib,ooo, ;MON • Ult.AlikErlll A *TEAM Milk Cold PA NV inked dempalchling Bettor Cakes, heal is to lea tech . striae aasereneotel Aired .............t.„.„..... • • •• • ilk, ~..0 9,1300, ,..1 ~,,, ..... 1 ; 000 1 .. • et a. 81200 r ON 497, MAP • : XMAS! 1,411,714 1 ..ir 101 l povrere•l Iron Screw Ateamshipa ratline at Quemartiern Cam Er dclert. IL Bd. per Ih. ; ?loupe 4e111% OWE& ODA ''"''................. •• • n... .... 4 . 44 44 4 +44 4 11 2 4 9 4. l. • viniork homenees mad despatches, r tol h ors • V i Ter us l i tta. Rai Slippers and Wedd(ac e =m .. .. Y o u/eras& -- • TOTALS 9 71. CLY TROD LIVALPtioL PIE NEW VOCE, Cook and C*onfeetloner, 182 EDI NBt RUH, Wednesday, Jan 1 V ilk i. redneolny, Van. 0 ANDEMAN'S PORTS, at the reduced duty lI.—INCREASE sad DECREASE in the Quarter, Nine Months, and Year ended-Dee. 31, 1860, as KIN A. W•atnemelay. Jan. IL Dail paid to say Matt= In England), supplied from Teal. compared with the corresponding periede,of the preeedies.jefar. And every slicre«iing Wednesday. N 'NV and bONS, ere, spirit and liqueur reediest. opera* • Cahin Toone. IS , I. rid "Il gLiirr• 14, LLU1. 0 to the ammo' d 49 roes purveyors to tas lion. Society of Uncoteeista). $l. ' ) (1111114114 ended Dec. 11, 1110. • • medal aties e Dee. $l, 11110. TOW Vida Dee. M. IV/S. Quo ft. Irereard peones. t Ohre^ inebblirt LI I 4....... louses toudulteleoet, W., from the wood. 321. and Sr pie , -4 . , s 4 reed Threader. for i earda tart the %b o u t . state. hooked down . older when. Cla, 411 a, 54.. , very chntos anthill'', ISL. Isereeme. ' Dareire. Integer Demme. bre eir •na very advantegeous trans. -For ft:Ow particulars 72a, 841., to 120 4 .: Pentartirs Sherries, oared dimmer erre, Ma - 01 010 to ViILLI Alt IS NAN, In, Weleestreit Liverpool: 04 Vi sad SOB. : superior, Ma, der, 445., 44. ; Amputated), Via, Ida A .0 4. a • a a and lILACZY, el. 11108 Willialwetleet CD7. OIL : old kart Lathan Ma : ditto Vadolza, WA : Clare* i ,,.. i i v a gr . - 886,000 -••• I,imeer - 1.7113114 Bordeaux, Us. •st 7 ohm. M. : At . Yalethe• Ur Ind .- 1,001.000 - • 1.1.8000 28,000 - IP to IRREMEN.—The fine firet-elam "crew =deem, teothig tr ona 4b. to me. ?reed UAW on op.: 51 4 1111 - 308,27 7 - .4 g l ele A l i orr m. ltr A LRE, Captain HAMS, trill elver ostwardo TAXIS - 111,000 -4 • 106.000 - 106.040 f g las sea. pet on rEDNIBIDAY.-Pees: Woos, A 1: lore - I,lolmo 8,814,710 - • irk AI deck 10e. Return al a bre and a bak-A L M 0 TrvxNg and SON , Wi ne an d spirit K er . TOST•OTTICX MOSS . - 116,000 - rap. to . awl) to TV SLUM, DLATIik. sod olio to the North Cinema Lloyd. U. Illood.lane, LC. la ekeeta.--11uperior ititlTlvll and CDUINIAC SPIRITA- - - ' Obe, OM manly vortex of DI YEDEND.—BA.NIC el DEPOITT ik iff a rbw hieLighli .lonallee "chlit"mam ltant iudg th lVt "nuviall'lld viz: "hgthalled ' . Cl""galW " 14: • - .. klill 0.4•21. 41,824 • - - tele • 4,10,714, ' - . - 4 ....0 , / , ..er4/ 4 .1.‘ as . kri4ll. ~ , ', - 111=161.. ..1.- I. .2 ' Laahholusi a n INV .S, _ekliorll looklesAlleo : ,1 1 .11. 1 re eon. Vliaiky, wry __„lt ' /11,1,17,115 amen .0118 Ih.V. A REA% Tie for the NALF:TLAUT mam% et the ea pee pees : le* lb. per palm Ivan price Wet incremee. ' Dot licrore. Ift4 =saw ate of a per not per al•wini. lip Deport Amnesia, to the 1114 iota of vase and fees ea opplkolhos. Taus, cash.- ,ottaat win he BEADY ho delivery_ no awl sitao lea SUB TA Willita 11 1. —An ACCOUNT SHOWING the REVENUE and 6TERIit RECEIPTS of the Quarter ended VOT IC E DI VIDEND. —BAN Kal DZPOSIT cm.bushvi A n k _N oma isditiviv. 11.. O. A IRA t. r 1 the wax orrimarr,..s utir air nt prr root. prr noDepart AccarOta. Übe 71 St ~.ntrat, will be PI Ins .I.llrery no 41•4 spa no lab woozy. rd FATA MLR .1414 bri.44mg tbe Mond 1 AM 4. PET 411 )10/1.111"0:4, Mastaglag 11144fitor. Osernottor. IRt4 IR RECEIPTS of the Quarter ended of the Consolidated Fund for the said . BALAexult spplfed out of the lucre= teethe (muter .11. to b redeen d &chequer irtelener tor the r ended Sept. 30. eit : Motel Deficiency ..... . . ... . 14,071,014 Deduct-- Redeemed by Sinking P.M. 216,11.11 _ _, _._., ___,___ 2,848018 Amount applied out of the Income to Rawly fler- Viene, to thelnareer ended Dee. ft, 1800 Ch of the Consolidated Fund for the Quarter ended Dee. 31, 1800, via. : Interest of the Pernmaest Debt, AC034,068 tenalneble Debt Moot el ILiebequer 8U (Dui • 1,388 if= List • 108 1 OttaieClusammon CooleolfdatelDMlo• 418 181, ,718 Advances for Public Works. &&. . 189,813 1 , ...--- 74811.421 tiepin Below In Ireland Ceselffideted Tend In 1= tr e t i llLeeter i th. ceded Dee. SI, 1800 142.611 810X7,03 14:4;iiism owl renew mat Me ea applicallas. ENGLISH and SCOTTISH LAW LIM ASO ItAllelt wad WAN ANIIIICIATION. 12, Weleek.o. item iesdes. mot IW Ilisteweetwat. heath —varneß • EMMY MVID the ILILLINTIMUT isrmarr aN yr thedlel earth of title Awe. tattoo to thertsftwo 14100 will he r I .1 eller Abe 10th day a Junssey magi thn TOIIII ri nth will he closed from the 14th but. to Ow loth pews.—hl ardor al the hoard. de. U. MI J. MILL WILLIAMS, A. Wary. T HI LONDON BOOK SOCINTY, in connec tion nib NI; DIM IMAM LIBRA 111. 1116 ben be obeli boob on named orrall at the mt. ammo. eatiereltora Ir W. eabauted to the tohnottre paten r-• pease. tho It loath. how. bonford. Bromley Iteeek' , r ti=“rd„ lealwich Rehm 11.1.011.011, Foresidalk dth. Illidawde. Kew. los. Laretilant. llartlaka. limo. WWII. Norwood. reelthowl. l4 = Shrpholnt • bush. Streatham. Tetiewhire. sad Wishardou. TWIN' ef wahleoltallos tor three ',down at owe time. two 'Muer per lIIIIIIL The AM wool Al be lent heworattatety re me*. et Or mewatil id CIA*L IIUDIE, 31.1, New Ozionotrob QU Pia lOR PLAN ° N PO RTEBo—Marrs. tk3 CM& sal Ca, meow Gana Oahe.. sad liras Sfratisfeneek Tehhathetted. a LAMM l g o i = nu r i alladisa edallia l ent6, o 4 eramesohtisli Maned le be area le etra anal pieellele edited le as valid It le b lola Yee bank Omni paha — deals s sad Imersed eta paha Ilia seals *Med ase tha ae Mae, Jam. sok le eel ate head& The e t e te he &dim dnuesale we et abanadeq eat an Mimi mil lead baw aid se tabbed that they ma :Sod Sl. man as I ess left id the daytimes. sane Irdemple pmpseld had is mamas likeekala dapped% et id Or bode sop last LIM madam ma isellaulds asa Mr sea heamal shefterra red barer siallsellea SU"' ONZ aunt= TUX DRUB. —We ere pow Nam MO *oh olio NMI' UM teem ems =Mk eiAlie v W Nig a Woo immars v etch Yam la b us sod edam Mu Si to ti eilhiee 6e tell vahae I pleas to pawn : oleo e imp 1.1 et Proem et Wit. SC worth tito The thew Me isa " Morjeitles IS the ceaoloy us ton MINIM boa ewe es Mir' awl GAIK,_I 1111 - 7 - 111 WI MOM. ft ^OM IL OMPURNITUrt s. I. orilAyellsainst, Loeb. NV IZITIR HOSEIRT einseiphos, NIWWIT PATTIMIN tik vent Wafts Siesikup kr badly re and lavellds. Dirsrar ellielk dreeshory..lll4 is, Is ..w.—rotsamil PLOW. liaaufacturses. 4. A MIFM CAPPIr the OMEGA, to be had only Ast e d iron Tak 96 , 4. 1111 : 4 ‘ 1,11,-011110 0111.11 1111 Mat learvirshe Wafts bat wafts a .-HAYILTUN 101, CHRISTMAS sad NSW MUM GUT& Whet eon be we eeteeplable thee seepelielbs bo metal end oreemestel . red whet mere metal aid ememelei Ibis the womb wade by L MOM she RON, VLACH ANT WIPE& WOOLLEN MOW HAMM,sad 110eINILL w OrTIFITIICRIL L ort sad entill DUMB, 0117111 A Leedom leans : never d 10aerlee sad Neer tbelemeeereeb canst ai r s. 11m14Amit. caner d Teiesobeiweesebeeed sett Tesbeseeed. Tbentele N Amid s ey arliorra be segeweed et. vUI be op 7~Yraleset, lirsdla4 T.. s. amelbe ow ribresei . ire *MI &ULM IerINIMMEASUSIMINT Ned Mist Wan. lab promplist se Ns llesepariele Cleledies Ws pea sad biessej ea ct iaftetre. TIM lierlDllll WEL MG at sem* all lbees•ig meek "bib imbeed mell 11 Ode*. DRZEIS 70 Mi.wy domedgdok la ON oblalood at o momoommes will a i Xalekrrbortrr WIN Ilmai t 11 "MO UOl2 ini 7 0 &num %Ho . SI 11 Orabridlp MI .... . U • 2.tou sum Byron lath Moamar AGMs ,. I/ 4 =5011 1. 7... .. 10 5 arrtch Sabo l/ 0 eICOUPI AND WC Maws urr yAnom WOOLLEN DIRATRIN, MATTERS, 5 MOT MID A HON MAILMIK AND 0 017/711TLAS. Loris . C st awl beim _ _ road. JIIVINILICS. MA bed Med New age be bort Toeitahin. D UPTURI PATINT BELF iv 011 MAN Mak metlag afeetaally without .-lamb--by tha tarsit7 for the we seeeeme, : valley el • mow bees is ma *IWO vinseassary mow* as Go al ig 4lol. &Amok Alma Is abbe edala , d Is a Ora 11 , 11471. lOW apabaploar pad bablad—J.lo3o Tim --: AN EPTICTr AL REMEDY.-LAMBER T S ASTIIIIATIC BALVaI. ottlecost eastbstog the bawds tit sixthly the Ingot tasty olllesesocks sod plosssi. Is admitted to So ths Wet till tilmeilialtal idlottog wwwfw s , cold. cominsid =Law owl IrOpOWI wwwwwilkw. 11l he. quad, mop mum Amu Ow Owilw IWwwslis. abeitatill slip es Views Midi in NowwwwWas aftswoOlus lii imirwly ill = PwwwwWFr e pr wa s kg km fie saillas& re et ea v es im •kw der Mims O.— awl Op W. MI:: Sw ,, - *wok Stwasslsik ow/ p = K. molds. N. irk. Op tow AWkwolk Iwkwa. The mow end Mime bummed ea We Wow. ilk NUCHAWS DOIUSTIO linemenna— .•-. PATIIITIPIALIAMATID TIM= PILLS: s = perwave Orr re= 3. l 4.. beerdr. swilles the renewbg *11144 Wiens sod War rewiebils. *SW 1 Mllewillow eb r .nw ewleworm &a Towerlie aft dkeillw en AY weft , orelled eink lWorairoled ° I werewl d oeewOrwr 4 raw • ter We WO MIL IMAM 4 . uweeresse. 4 1 i a 4IL 5 44 awl all re ermikloW Ilion m•sers god to meows w WlNewsi Owl% beirWal awl drat enrwisdes. dry si me •am it Wee A. ono t wewe nd awl ft Whirl W P.. 4 04111141. wilrla VW Mißettlai OW rl Wm II Lawles. Ode soll Olidiort ; Writ irrile creari. h,.`". 4 :llptv Wu. la.llo 11. wins. Wainall, wr we. le. tot sae ti St : law" ea MI: ••••B ••••"•••• bar Om Was ward* Wr. GeV. W ilea...itie, i 81/11.• cbsi k si gi : - OP ONlKaltillst; Piltief. 4 ; de• Illsiwirest, 14edebOaqp: IL Ihm1014,162•14 ,4 1:: Mime bee kramo w =r =lei Ition••••• .11•010 Damao ks ••••udinam• AWAY to ItERVOI7B BIITIPERIERIL Dr. eMTTllansant imbibed an= ITCHTION of Ids wort. rim PRIVATE ITEDICAL ITIMED pas*. (sibs .U-care i of Einar Debally, Leo ri st Nasory, Memos ir Raft Lowsliwirt, rte.. pistrtior, l id • Criers/ 11111= 68 1111611= toe twi = alia. dmir asaa. = . Dr. ell ITN, lair-ones LIZZAIT lassaurr AutortA• rms.-Two years ago we ehroniebel the ollabildimet of this excelleet institution, sad expremed caw good wishes far Its soccer. That rooms we are glad to find has been well realised ; the rimier of subscribers has steadily increased, mid is now so large that a more commodious readimproom is equated. To provide funds for the furniture and fittings el Ibis new room, the committee, with the sanction of the reinemeter-Geeeral, have made amuigessents for the snai l:lf zgaingors °wog umnrala—lpring wry of e course of lectures to the member, of the mesehe a die r m move *mg • gg a g, &ea the sad their flint:lda Entrance to these 111111611141/ will be = l,,a eore TWO% or billVlble by tickets, the money paid for which will be slag* to the The rat " et Is KLATT:WS coroif ILICINGIL purchase of the faience. Mr. Antboe Trainers, Mr. awl le sr. b. If4L. nee. fa It ertlalt II viker (author of " Torn Brown's " Mr. *lt Petri ChasvhfssA Lai". 'NM G. Lewes (author cf the " Biogrephiesi of di weal" Ar& Q SICKNESS PRZVENTED.—JOZILIMPS Mr. T. A. Trollop. (author of the 2 t7hpad r.al GLIMULIS r comilestly remeemetied am a primentive • Whereas de Medici." " A Dem& of llama Wows," .. .tom tar ageasidema.-The embower triolomeK Modem% • ke.l. yr. Thema Sind, Edmund T•••• Mr. We •01 be seillebeteeperretbdrellensu _"1114-1karreerbb ► a .d" ikedmee, re coaseakei to take part la the sure is hells ebb er dap IMO up beiroupeue war the sea wee our . Ts. Am yam, tiks civil ...A sp au pm , eneuestled with op diem 1 task Pew °fief , DM with " be dell, re ilia 411 list, by Yr. A.:hoer Vernet seesse.-Teara L ( ea wax V. [atom „ - Neste, 3a g 1. Igo "-.paserig Dope.. 00444 hum, trench wee; ilug NOWA "Of , Pod "Ilion at a eti•••••t, ' "lewd, as, iswasabili. Laskra. aad Bee ,ea the 'nth mot., by Mr. Eireruil Table. Beth there gen rim la Oozes, fa et each; fres t 7 post. ft *Men are members at tbs Posballos swim 1 2 .41 Ebi OYER'S SULTANA SAUCE, RAM, Succu lents, imerik Stallard. tr.—Tbese esorbent weparetlons d& the lased In It. flannel/ Analeastiou of article. of isberlsal so 'avowable of MAr parity awl whol ale to be deleted of all maws and Italian warehow "G e= lbe VllllMlLhaideeaTheyanhullweesaffle with IA swat. sam, gedby. Lbw sew% obi an saf.& dishes, and * w arts m to al li l a ra eal ea ata B' Y a: w • e d enier I t i 1 :: Z i a e i .. e a. n , fl°,irot BARLOW'S HOT WATER DISHES Are not only the beet. hut the clonnent: the DIM COVENS in suit Llecin. Plate, Britannia 11/Mal, and Double Skult Tin, are dunint In form and n nennehleth We (either Only or Is sets ANICE HUT PLATE foe your Game, Haunch of 111 ate.. is a gamy at the dinner table . all but Water Plates hitherto node lave been a cesplete talture. RAM% HOT WATS& PLAT= end DIMES, es the con trary, will be tested .11 that yen sae dein. The plates are Atha. he ellaud redistered pailernamettotol la the best doable Meek Ma. with ebony feet. Pelee in, la OIL end is each. linpintspoe sod pekes —JAMES &MOW, Inventor and Patentee. It, kle te Fatalitithsti 1920. WIVING MACHINES—WHEELER and Ay WILSON'S mead ' UXICRTITCB* SWING MACETNIO3. P.M from LISS Ils MN llllshis misoilw—Sile Zoos" OK OzimSdnet. 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New trek i t LIST of theiltrelPAL NEW Rad A CHOWS BOOK sln circulation at MODUS MACY LLBLA It Y. Aim, mutt, and postage tree, • LIM of Barging Mt Ospim of recent d Marta ,h ilo mob. &awn trom cismitation,and Wand =radioe = k Miwant Na. trzrordotrott, London . Crow. An* IlanchoMac and multreek Birmingham. Now inady,:prion JraNY inable A B M impL T it B • id at g i t =las for Town s*d Country Random by °MORON AtIOVIRCII SALA. L The Beim is d Marro., 1.4 Geo. Aug Male. Chw. I. 'not ease oat of • Court in the City, 11. The Term*yeemoth of December. W. Return of Vint-ban. Tor Metter Mr tt one . A Rataastoo Chapters V., TL, VII. ▪ Uteri Herrick. Poet and Dilitlo. 4t. Italia hectivtn. I. Pantomime* 0. asocial Dlthealty. S. To Tholtareb. la Ames Mteabfßa. 111‘ The Ilmmelarts Poor. AL Imam Posmo—No. 1. The Dead. U. *Vide to Um IrmoCled It Tamils to the County of Middleses. By the Editor . Ka. 2. nom aa [Wee Arms, Beodagtoe, to Kew-bridge. la What ear Cleak ere as. IL Christmas. 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Loodoa : Lonsmnn &nd C. Just publiebed. ThISEASES of the SKIN, with Photographic muser.uom, Brks 1... by post, itPhotographic DIMAS= and their RICIFEDIE'L ta. . by port. ga /od. By JO*DAB, WU., Licentiate of the Royal College of Pt*. *RR Mobs*, Member of the Royal College of atuleatts, Re. Published by John Churchill, to be bad from the daily, front 10 to 2 end from 6 to It, orb, meet.—a. Cooeviarost, lianovecannare. lid paillabad. r a il itr iziest 14 dams. DBRIGHT'S on llorvononses ir IL V 7 .... ntstisre;=l9 .l =l d er sa l Is — daps minti under ill stramilissis. Irk anis ins sinfully studied asil . = , vgala to tie various Listimili se silo ii , 3% .. riailee. By num wow M.D. of lie of Piietana, laislmit se Os Royal OM. se is= In tu. Winn: km EL—An ACCOUNT SHOWING the REVENUE and Dec. 31, 181:0, the Application of the mane, and the Quarter, together with the Surplus or Deficiency upon . Surplus lalaTre beyond the charge of the Congo. !Mated Fund, for the Quarter outbid Sept. Sr. 1860. 'du (ire6t Britain Ireland ............... 206,900 6221,200 . lamm• re sired M tbe Quarter girded Dee. 31, --.-- 1980, as sborrn In Account 1. . .. 18,370,348 Amount raised b 7 Issue of Saebattier blonde in part of a want o 1 A 1,000,010; . ........ 1,000,000 Amount recch ed In the Quarter ended Dec. 31, 1000, In repayment of Advances for Public Works, to.. L 19,127,964 Balance, being the Deficiency, on Mat Dee., UM Wynn the charge of the Consolidated Tumid to Great Britain, W meet the Dividends, and °air ellarSva payable In thc Qoarter to March 31, 111111, and 1, which dvehtswer MID (Deficiency) wa slotted In that Iloarter an,trt,4ae' SPORTING. TAITERSALL'B—Ikamax. A pretty good attendance, but the tbse was principally occupied in conversation on the practicability of bolding The Manchester Steeplechase Meeting and other turf topics of tannediate interest. Only the following bets oe the Derby same %leder our notice : 14 to 1 to 20/. apt Big Ben ; 2000 to 30 apt Deucalion. MAJERTVAFITAG HOUNDS. Iles Majesty's hounds wi ll meet on Tuesday (this day I ) L at Omen's Camp ; and as Istriay, at Stoke Comm:o— at ANALYSIS OF THE DERBY AND TWO THOUSAND 01712/EAR—No. 1. TO Till 11211T0a_07 TIM itiMISM. S 1 clfeoteTaitihe severeweather we had during June, July, sad lingnet—the three busiest racing months of the whale yea—is apparent cm a eases at the doings of Derby harm, for nearly one-third of the 231 =have declined showing in public up to this writing. e l ver a chance wire presented for " dark" two-year old to carry off the Ida Riband it is now ; in feet, out of the 150 radio performers so few have shown wren • far same form that we are bound to suppose sward of the best bones have bees kept in the baekgroutd, and 1 shall mesegasetly pay mere respect than anal to the "us atrwa division." for that It may =spike another =ithe RIM (vibe never ride bia masses at d mail within a month of his Derby) b quite pos sible. The vast increase in the number of subscribers that wee observable in 18119 and MO is fairly main as there were originally 244 entered, and this was within Wf • Ems a the lot obtained for 1859, when the average of the preview tea years wee beaten by shout 20 per met., &spa, the earseedinary increase we had In laft There am, however, clay 131 for me to deal with, as Mer and Gemini wags disqualified by the dunk of the leis tes Lord Lcedesbereegh—with a colt by dwesemerA out of Clerialis and Opoilleria Castle from other mow ; then the Mermen was entered ages : and Liddeedele,lMt Mrierly, • colt by Tamar (dam by Melbourne), Premier, IsiehTiger, Mieekeds, Getrison, end • i t by WWII" nut ef ere dead I peewee ecly Imilag with the lag ad second rate asimals mimed Ythe mead, sad shell meant myself lib meek wilt • into the stables shoaled at " headquarlime end in Yeriehire, which ideas ea assuest at Ike mil pel training anasse r a llbAtd s bang Mime sh Mclan. - Milbiem, end Now arab* hommarenisegimcle cley may have bowie hoed. ing yeah a Hada analier d favourites ha year. The Derby snarl. nal 1111111/11P also for the Two Thomemil Guam; Whelai • mot ramalcabl• tint ell the 51 engaged in gibs betaaigimal etas ma down he lie Mom prise, with Ibe ye w! i Lad Ilsecleetemdarle colt Armonk so Magi ma y kill two birds nth ens stone. Of the Yorkshire horses in *dant Operate ef thirty is number) J. Soon come fint with • hem of six tea and if numbers will Make Wldhevall formicable its sink Mee good cause to tremble. Haterem half • Awn are the property of Lord Glasgow, win se seldom vise • rain DM were his Moues so pm the post OM for the IS would be • niordays' weeder, and 1 mo me no of such an unlooked-for result is 1861, the 1 'dark " er to Schiedam (who is, like all the family, well worth looking at), by the Flynt Dutehmaa out of Deena, being the only one of his lot with the ghost of • Minos Lord Derby's Robin Hood, by Lougbow, cot of Itir a gaiti (brother to Toxopholite and Segieta), and Mr. " s " Brownie, by Weetherbit, out of Clad tf the Mist, an also "dark," and I should prefer eider to Lod (leer's Mt, for, despite the opposition that Min avian Belle last October, he may vet stford his roonsmos bashes note "Sed." Lord Exeter's trio have all hem in publie, and g.ht of the Thistle (by Knight et Bt. 13= oat of Am) has done something wverryy royeelable, run a good third to Dictator and Wenner when very bad ward, and enheequently defeated Canto, Priam Pisaribla, Cynic., KBdolen, and Sage, one of w a hi w ish a i ms Oyeie) bad been doing peat Won Knight of ft. Patrick Knight of Bt. George, out of Pocahontas) and Barb (by Wood Pigeon, en of Cionlente) have dee the IkOtl2B et the judge es Gee osessions out of az between them, when running in the beet of company, and Lewd Exeter may some day prove he has the best two-aimed in Me Mlle, for in my opinion Knight of the Thistle did Mr. Sent quite as much credit as Lord A. Leaned@ Kiendoeff (by De Clam out of Wianin), for the latter Oily hest Vega ball • length at Decimeter, and allowed Panne= to beat him «taffy at Newmarket Pint Oelatier, while the Mal limey of his Criterion titan Federman was somewhat dimmed by Asteroid running hint to • head three days afterwards. He certainly locked, even lest October, more backward than many two-yr.olde, sod bat for this fact he would be now in the 1,000 to 13 Menne, instead of at 20 to 1. Lord Lennox's other meant Bens (by West Amer lies out of Little Hannah), was placed third to Prudence and Caller OM at York, hat MIMI among the lan lot for the Doemeter Champagne Stakes, and also for • Nursery at Mahal, when only giving Bib to the wiener ; oonsa =there is little fear of his ever taking the pleas of r who will probably play a prominent pert in the betting on the Two Thousand ti whips Lead limber% colt may "ems" at the Amish, d to Bovine MI April, although I .hall not expect to see hit eat ap so badly as Lord Olingow's seven.hundred gime Finnan did. Mr. Nichol's Dutchmen (b Flying DOM nos, out et Honevenchlel only diegraoed tin eliable in one of three encounters, and as that 000iiika he ma beaten by hie empaoiou, Mr. J. Scott's Bushman (by West Ana Mahn, out of Cyprianx), who only ran once ; hut I antici pate seeing this Int.mentioned couple made use of in Beim events, as they are quite goud enough to represent the stable in moderns cam . Mr. Wentworth's K alist (by itataplan, out of ) ram very " big " for the Colt Sipliog Stakes at York August, when be was abso lutely last to Gardener (first), Ready, and Kettledrum; he but may turn the tables on his oommor scene=l seek • OM specimen of • racehorse met not le eves Is the IMby, despite his bad palimmoos, should be WM on suMeiently to be one of the team forwarded to Loathe/Mad. Thus. ant of the whole sixteen at J. Scott's, may Lad Glasgow can be annued of possessing a t "bad 'en," although the pawn aspect of affairs is in favour of Klarihoff and Knight of the Thistle, and the last mentioned appears a capital • hedging " investment at 1,000 to 15. The Middleham lot is a more formidable one than turual, and, however Whitewall may congratulate itself upon having no rivals at Melton, be has greater came than ever to fear Middlehatn, even when the A aligill and Tuppll stables (J. Osborne's and T. Donor's) are powerless, as Oates is training four such magnificent yonmetere for Colonel Townley, that they appear as formidable as Mr. 11.1 i or Lord Stamford's, which are t • se mascots. Ilefirum (by Rateplau out of Hybist-- deka I ham often alluded to Yew of the most eg olds oat oat this year siod how he came to beataot Dictator, bat and Mimic, after losing start for the North of hernial Stakes at York, is rerpriskag, it =teat lioWrimeli mewl observer he was s so wan win either off mentioned. Beating Reedery so far, b e i d s the performanoes of with the Werrekilkiekbadge sad Goodwood, Mat • his motion third Matt e a to and Banda was not right aim readily be for Mr. Merry's colt never bad a chance is the Dictator distaste/I Gardener the follow ing at Illeskies. Bad &sag (by West Australian, out of 'Titania) by been ten timed on the boards, and be get dd.ated by Samba at Newcastle, Voltage at Goodwood. and Folkestone and Lady Lowden at Y lie bowled over Undsrliend and The Prophet i nn En s course at Stockton, sod essay amid off two nurseries when giving lumps of weight away to twenty horses. Then be suffered a defeat in the • Stakes at Itsliaahar, where Amsterdam sod t were kit sad mod, Ms former giving him 461* finished his canoe by it double triumph at Riebearid, in one case beating Limeheder when only re adrift lfilb for the year, while in the ether be gave Vir e/kw 1111, and a neck beating, and the latter, two hours alereserds„ beat a field of fifteen for a handicap, where Esgreceived weight but Miss Dilatable. Still, was one of the last to Kettledrum at York, so ea of Rataplan looks the best of Colonel Towne. Ilez ais eelagy when calculating hew he must improve, for Wood to Wallooa at Doncaster he had been swim, and was more backward tbaa at York. Y or k (by Newminster, out of Resams) is only ha/J -ima ; but • fuser oak no on. mold wish to ear ; and when beating Lady Ripon by half a length at Liverpool Autuma without any preparative there were many eager to " get on " for she Derby. His aleybig is • matter of great doubt with me, and Whitewall (by Ikeekwell—Honeydew) too* more capable of g etting a dishes, however moderate be may like the company, for his running unploood on three occasions will never beer comparison with the doings of Kettledrum sad Rea Saul by. robust o has • — couple of cracks fa Sr. Drathlers bawds, VltlomO•or) and 14.0. W. Theenee's Dictator ( fhy by The Oare—The th e laika ceb , having shown in public ; but hie peadormthess are goal womb for the two, as when only smond b DI; Den it Chaska he was eel bag leaned, sad after • little away meat he mad beat Riker her 71b. ea Beverley. while by the Newmarket Jay be was enabled to dispose of Wino*, Knight dthe sad Lupus, may chserely. Mk fame toompli mss b York, whom be canna Sib sates and tehos. d assand place to Kettledrum, as abovemeationed be one Caller On' 10Ib, &rubbing Brash Mb, and 1111 cad beet them in • canter at Stockton ; sad ran with a Mb penalty to Indy Clildan at Darniashone being third. This nil coestitute Meth: • Deaf Una, for Lady Clifdeo at one time had • dlificulty la thalidng him off, if not at the finkh ; and In toppling him with Kettledrum there can be no question about MMfflehaen being as dangerous as Mahon in the event fixed fur the 28th of May mixt, While in the Yorkshire nobles, it would sot do to over look the Richmond lot, which includes Lerd Zetland's Matador (by VoWgenr out of Cattanette) or Vie/i -lia (by Voltigeur out of Eclogue), for badly as they have performed, they are both improving horses, and Matador is especially dowry*, the at tention of those who follow good looks alone. However, it is bard to believe he will ever bowl over his York con queror, Kettledrum, and I mad see the improvemeat he promises before allying myself With the " spas." The to- . maning north oountryinea include Mr. Robinson's Lady Loam(by Flying Dutchman, out of Connie= of Burling. ton), who is trained at Elliott's, and is about the beet of the fillies in the Derby, having beaten Caller On', Prn dews, and Tattoo, and run Doefont to a length whoa giving her weight. Pk C. Mona,. too, has Gardener (by the Curt, out of Gilkey), and Prudence (by Voltigenr, oat of Gossamer), ander Rwert's private tuition, sad they have both per- formed too well for me to pass them over without corn. meat, Gardener's defeat of Russley over the mile at York proving he will be able to stay the mile and a half if brought to Bream. Boyce has discovered nothiag oat of the common way yet in Fart Fitzwillianes "dark " descendant, of theuLittle Known, to judge by the market, for this time last year the moderate Richmond was being backed pretty heavily ; nevertheless, what with Klarikoff, Knight of toe Thistle, Robin Hood, Royalist, Dictator, Invader, Eat Stanley, Kettledrum, Yorkminster, Lady Louise, Gardener, Matador, and Virgilins, who have all made a noise in the world, or premiss to do , so, Yorkshire has every reason to feel wood of its representatives for the national assembly that is to be convened in May next. The pride and boast of Newmarket Is Lord Stemford's lot, that gentkanan haring eight animals under Jas. Dawson pei_lLatlie Two Thotuand and Derby, and among them (by Orlando, out of likjustioa), who gave Baas ad a beating at Stooklesside, and again defeated him * • canter at Gloodwood, wine he also cantered hems before evernicus, Lupo . and Wing at Ascot. These victories wiD quite negative - his two Meets at New market, es Copernicus can a good emend in ewe ere, sad Rowley in the other, while he was ail smog the first three. But a horse that " went wrong" twigs is cos me son is likely to do the like again, and I cannot be so event on Di tea until he proves next spring to be none the worse for his recent indisposition. Imam (by Newmiturter, oat of Himalaya) is another I was particularly 'track with bet sumereer, and after running close upp with Touch-me- Not and Cormier, for the Cheeterfeld at Newmarket July, he, like Diopbantus, " went wrong," and was beaten is • canter by Folkestone and Sweet Hawthorn during the autumn meetings at home. To my thinking, he is just as likely to tern out Lord Stamford's best three yr-old as Diopbantus, and until the lot am put together it would savour of rashness to meddle with either; Walloon (by Flying Dutchman Nina) hark; a ls o figured prominently in the best of oompeny , and only bin cowardice stands in the way of his one of the Derby " cracks." However, when beaten by rase it gram, and Dictator at Newmarket, he can stout onalfilli lad bat for the diver manner in which he woo the Mokpo's* at Doneaster—his best performance, undoubt edly, over more than half • mile—it would amount almost to a sertainty he cannot i i :t e szi Perhaps be will be allowed an opportunity of in the Two Thousand Guineas, where the mile will sit much doing as the Darby course, and I should advise that no liberties be taken with "the coward" for that event, as there are MIMI Mims to inspect one dossriril h t e hat stigma won the Two Thousand Guineas in 1800. remainder will scarcely bear impaction, Isthmian (by Tadisior, out of Dodooa), Pagoda (by Newraiester, dam by Hetmea Platoff) and Canto (by Orlando, out of Twitter), being no men than seceed•ate, while the dark Stock Pigeon (by Woedpissen. eat Of DOSlrisio) is not likely to have the preform* of Hiophanbas, imaus, and Walloon in the Derby, nor Arm =Ty Or o, out of Eulogy) in the Gained Bard Rothschild'. two-yeas-olds all went amiss last summer, ad Whig (by King Tom, out of Mentmore Ids), after getting third to Diophantue and second to Brown Duchess at Ascot, wound up by running nearly last to Nutbesh at New market Houghton when reosiving tab, The bed looking of the baron's youngsters, after Queen of the We, is Grouse (by King Toni ' out et Bloom ing Heather), who his yet to make Ids dad, and having no prior engagement at present . we may see bun strine e d on Epsom Dowe:i d f . or k tte Seat time, candidate hiwhjitri Sold. there augh t bu y n il tr . ; to approach t Mr. Ka loe e s ing of Kent (by EthelLt w out of Scalds), who has ' been out too often for me to set him down a " Derby horse," and his best performances were those which found him within a neck of Blisworth at Harpenden, three•parts of a length before Cronatadt and the Bohernieune colt • (both these pre him weight)) at Hanford, and within about four lengths of Fairwatm and forting Life at Worcester while petalled 71b. At Cotton s, there is Mr. Alexander's is (bs Flying Dutchman out of Lurie)), and at C. Green' Mr. Blabff's Black Sultan (by BSA:archer out of both at which will materially improve some' day upon thew doinp of 1560. But the taint dangerous rival Lord Stamford has on the heath is Lord Cliftlen'i Oynie (by 1 Idiot), out d Slander), who bed Ring of the Forest in a i canter with bstY a Mete the wont of the weightiest Stock bridge, and afterwards das of Hawk's En Gran ada, the Bohemians colt, %illekgh, 100., with: avenue ease ; ran dose up with Toncli-Me-Not, Ocetertien, sad beats at Newmarhat July; but suffered Knight of the mates {allowed 311 ff to beat him cleverly at Stamford. A$ Chant" Led Stathasore haw a dark colt, tilled the illtazi r tb" Tedds t :t h ottt k lia) that is supposed t o o t N M ffeyTeildnellea &of Wan t o one pore) —who pertermed moderately well at tines—sad we diaß heard him in the irpnng ; while at Butler's there is Lad Stradbrokes Tlr (by Orlando out of Firap), and at Anthony Taylor's, Mr. Sawile's Rifivailbi (by Vol4eur, dam by Ohabitear who are so fashionably bred that the heath is tot by their 'novice. However, I can see no dark y candidate at bead-quarters equal to the and Grouse ; and while the publics hones inclVdnt phitatts, Walloon, Inane, Cynic, and King of Kent, eves that pair Must give way to inch a gillant crew.-1 am. Sc., hiIITEGIt , NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADICZAWY Dic. 31. APPOINTKINTB....-Liell teounte J. G. Heed, to the St. Jam ifAcre ; A. H. Gilmore. to the Algiers ; F. S. 1). Broughtoo, to the Taboos ;H. H. Knocker, to the Imam ; li. le. Beady% to the Nile ; A. T. J. Bullock, and W. Pawns, to the Arrogant. CHATHAM, Dec. 3t. The following promotions in the corps of Royal Marines, onnseluent on the death of Lieut,General d. L Wines, were this morning promulgated at head-quarters : Colonel A. B. Btrensham, Commandant ti the Woolwich division of Royal Matinee, to be majorteneral, cud placed on the fixed establishment of general officers ; Colonel F. A. =ll, Second Commandant at Woolwich, to be coin• t, and appointed to the same division ; Lieutenant- Colonel A. 8. B. Walsh, C.R., of the Woolwich divi sion, to be second commandant of that division ; Captain A. U. L. Farrant, of the Portemouth division, to be lieutenant colonel, and appointed to the Woolwich division ; First Lieutenant J. R. Lloyd, of this division, to be captain, and appointed to the Portsmouth division ; Beoond Lieutenant E. L. how, of the Plymouth division, to be first lieutenant and appointed to this division. Forty of the most intelligent artisans and mechanics have been selected from the compauiesof Royal Engineers now at headquarters, for trawler to the 112nd company, which is under orders to embark for St. Helena, to be arm played in the repair of the defences of that Island. On the antral of the company at Bt. Reds s, it will be augmented to 100 men from the Royal Engineers servieg at that station. No day has yet been fixed for the embar k s- lion of the company. The launch of the fine 51-gun screw frigate Undaunted will take place tomorrow afternoon, shortly after 2 o'clock. The whole of the preparations connected with the launch were completed this day, under the direction of Mr. Lang, the master shipbuilder. The public will be admitted into the yard to witness the ceremony about an hour teem the time fixed for the launch. The Colonelcy of tho 23rd Regiment (The Royal Welsh Fusiliers) hiss become vacant by the death of Lieu. tenaot-General Remy Rainey, UR., and K.H., who died on the 20th alt. at Brighton. The gallant general had been nearly sixty years in the army. We have also to record the death of Colonel Henry IL elreatlildraseired full pay, 87th Foot, which took plus a few dap atom, aged 70. Theists coloaere fissional services were chiefly, if not wholly, confined to Indio. A dense fog qpread over Southampton Water and the Solent yesterday, and the mail packets Seine, Osylon, and Tarn; could not come into the Southampton dock in consequeuce, although they reached the Needles early in the day. Steam tug. were sent in search of them to bring in their mails, and had great difficulty in finding the vowels. SYRIA. (now ova owx COM BEYROUT, Dec. 17. There has been a slight disturbance ut Sidon during the put week, in consequence of which General de tArfort has detached a company of in fantry from Beyront to that place, and has also ordered that the two squadrons of the Chaaseura d'Afrique (which have been encamped since the month of October at lifib-Elias, in the plain of Ccelo-Syria) should take up their winter quarters at Sidon. ----- Fuad Paella has issued an order that every male Druse of lb years old and upwards shall, within a 7 tt el i p a, ay the sum of 1,360 piasters (nearly 121. either in money or kind, under penalty of having (according to the custom of this country) parties of irregular cavalry quartered in such villages as don't pay, hones and men being fed and lodged by the villagers. The Denies declare they cannot pay this sum nor any like it, and have petitioned that either their horses be examined, and half of all they contain be taken by the government, or else that the tax be spread over a certain number of years, and enforced gra dually. Should both of these alternatives fair to be approved of by the government they ask that their lands be valued, the prioe•set upon them paid after deducting the tea, and they thmselves allowed to depart to any other part of the Sultan's dominions, there to live in peace. To this Fuad Puha has very justly replied, that "as for examin- ' ing their hones, it is well known that nearly all the immense quantity of plunder they took. from the Christiana has been long ago sent to the Hainan, where the government cannot lay hands upon it ;" that as fur " spreadiag the payment of the tax over a number of years, that would be tantamount to not having it paid at all ;" and that "tie autho rities wish to punish them for the past, but not to drive them away from the Lebanon." The payment demanded no doubt appears at first sight very large, and if enforced many of the poorer Druses will suffer greatly. But on the other hand there can be no doubt that the amount of plunder which they have in their poseesidoil must be very tarp indeed, although of course there are many who have nothing, and the sheiks and those who have made a good thing of it by the late war in Lebanon should be made to pay for the rest. What I have before hinted at as being the on!) , likely solution for the Syrian difficulty, that of Fuad Psalm being appointed governorteneral of the province, with powers unrestricted by having to refer matters to Constantinople, is more than likely to happen. Indeed, I have reason to believe that this conclusion has been arrived at both by the representatives of the five powers and by the Porte. That part of Lebanon which is inhabited exclusively by Christians will have a Christian ruler under the orders of the goveruorgeneral, the Drum portion and such parts as are inhabited partly by Drusn and partly by Christians will have Turklih sub-go vernors, each of which will have a council composed of a Druse, a Msronite, a Greek, a Greek catholic, and a Protestant member, Fuad Packs, with his headquarters at Beyront, ruling over the whole. If his excellency can start fair, with a tolerably full treasury, the scheme is likely to work well, and every one seems to agree that it is far the beet plan that could be devised for the government of the country. Fund Puha is an impartial man, with excellent administrative capacity, and whilst quite enough of an Oriental to know how to deal with Asiatics, very much imbued with European ideas as to the value of internal improvements. If the customs and taxes of Syria are left free, that is if they are not hypothecated a Constantinople, I believe a hem sufficiently large to carry on the government could very easily be raised in the province itself. And if the crown and government lands in the plain of Ccelo-Syria, about Tyre and near Damascus, were sold (which they could easily be at large prices, if the country once becomes quiet), Syria would start with a fair pros pect of speedy improvement in every way. But it would be necessary to make it lawful for Enrol:saga to hold land in their own r igh t and their own names, in which case not only ld we see settings oome here from many other (*merles, bat land could then be hypothecated by natives for money advanced them by Franks. This steamer takes home an old public servant of England, who has gone through a long and honourable career in the East, and is now about to retire upon a pension earned by nearly forty years of good work. I allude to Mr. B English Consul at Damascus, who together with .11. e. Moore, our Consul-General in Syria, lately received the decoration of C.B, for his conduct dur ing the recent events in Syria. There was a fare well dinner given to Mr. Brand the other night by Lord Deffenn, at which Fund Pacha and all the English residents in Beyrout were present. Mr. Brand leaves behind hint a name much honoured by all who have known him in Turkey. I attended the other day the trials of the Dram and Turkish prisoners, end shall devote part of my nest fettet to giving a description of the judges, the court, and the prisoners. Nothing can be fairer than the trials seem to be, and certainly no more open than the court. Any respectably person is allowed to be present, without asking leave of any one. THE UNITED STATES. (new AN OCCASIONAL COINISPONDINT.) PHILADELPHIA, DEc. 13. The feeling throughout the errantry now is one of intense excitement and anxious depteesion. Money —the mercury of the political barometer—is maroon securities of all kinds have fallen ; a loan of the central government cannot be negotiated ; and the United States Treasury is empty. Howell Cobb, to whose incapacity, and I may add, in the opinion of the people, political unfaithfulness, this is due, has resigned and returned to Georgia to preach d isuoion the only thing which ought to save his bead. In Washington the greatest terror prevails. It is felt that the slightest spark may kindle an tuiquench able flame. In Philadelphia, the most conserva tive city in the Union, and the last tube influenced by political excitements, old men shake their heads significantly and expect the worst. There can scarcely be a doubt that before March, if not before January , South Carolina, George, and perhaps Florida, and Alabama, will have withdrawn from the Union. The most re liable men who arrive at Washington from the two first states consider secession to be inevitable ; and private letters confirm their reßorta. Business in those states has almost ceased. The legislatures are passing threatening and incendiary resolutions, and providing for the defence of Southern prin ciples. The citizens are arming and dial ling. South Carolina expects to have an available force of about 70,000 men; but where she will obtain the means to support them remains to be seen. The Western States refuse her provisions on credit, and she cannot give money. One of the strongest grounds for believing that South Carolina and Georgia will withdraw is the fact that most of their merchants owe large debts in the North, which a dissolution will enable them to repudiate. , The principal source of danger is felt by all parties to be that of a collision with the United States authorities, and this it will be the policy of the seceding States tO force, if not during Bnchanan's administration, at the commencement of Lincoln's. Such an event would instantly oommand the co operation of the whole South, for I suppose that no slave State, however partial to the Union, would suffer a Northern array to pars through her terri tories. The effects of a single encounter with the governmental officers are too appalling to contem plate. The terrors of a civil war in which the morn intense passions would be aroused, the probabilities of a servile insurrection to add its horrors, the possibility of an uprising of the untamed famine stricken moles of our large cities, present a prospect for the future from which we turn with shuddering dread. He who reigns over all—the Great Ruler of nations—alone reads the future so terrible and inscrutable to us. May He in His mercy avert—in the nineteenth century, from a ohristian country—. • struggle worthy of the darkest ages of mankind. To inspire the Southern mind with confidence, and endeavour, if uof too late, to induce the ineur rectionista to stay their contemplated prooeproceedings, the city of Philadelphia has taken the lead i n messi sures of conciliation by a public expression of her sentiments. An assembly of all the citizens was convened by the mayor, acting under the advice of the principal citizens, to meet in the square oppo site the State-honse--the scene of the Declaration of Independence. The houses of business were closed during the hours of the meeting, the courts did not sit, union flags floated from the public buildings, hotels, and private dwellings, while every available stitch of bunting crowded the ropes of the vermeils in the harbour. I have not long re turned from the meeting. The numbers were immense and the cheering for the union enthu siastic. It is not improbable that 30,000 people visited the square during the proceedings, who did not stay owing to the chilliness of the weather and dampness of the ground. I estimated that about 8,000 occupied the space in front of the stand at one time. Several prominent men, among whom was a jus tice of the Supreme Court, addressed the assembled maw; the most friendly resolutions were passed, and a convention of the states recommended. Since then, I understand, a committee has been appointed to visit the South, and tenure the seceding states of the goodwill of our citizens—their readiness to expunge from the statute-book any objectionable laws and to enforce the provisions of the Fugitive Slave Bill. But the feeling expressed by those with whom I have conversed is, that it is too late to mend matters. From the land accounts, South Caroline will be out of the union in five days, and you may expect at any moment news of the most startling character. Mass meetings therefore are not likely to effect any change in the intentions of South Carolina. One of our greatest lawyers here sagely remarked that, "Town meetings do not stop revolutions." Before dosing I may refer to one matter of pecu liar interest to your readers and to the govern ment . • and I can do so the more freely because it has already been broached by one of the city papers. I mean the possibility should the disunion prin ciple be established. that Maine, whose interests and prosperity are intimately connected with Canada, will attach herself to that noble colony. Should this occur, it will give to Canada what she so much ,needs, a winter seaboard,, and constitute her in every respect one of the finest countries in the world. I cannot but think, however that the true policy at Fm,gland will be to sustain the Northern states in their separate sovereignty, and maiLtainnsg with them ever the most friendly and fraternal intercourse, to secure their goodwill and establish an alliance at which despotism shall tremble and under whose Care liberty shall be fostered. Dec. 14. Th e telegraphs of this morning import a better feeling, in consequence of the concessive amend ments to the eonstitutionproposed in the commit tee appointed to confer on the President's weeder and the state of the connta7. But the North will hear of no concelaions beyond what hare already bee n yielded, and the hope arising from tins news is slight. • ^