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

ger ' / 7 - • 7, • X--", e ,9 1 " • I L N f.:WSPAPER rl - 7,;__, v--....; 1 ..,. , P):r y ?. aii .._(l,4if .87: -Lia ii T ~../ "' . 7:....; sm, .. ~-• 11_ ...h. • c :-; -.. . c _ _, _ (41 4 11 l b je - ' rt ''--,-*- .., , . . .. . . . • 4,.., ....,.. Illd.X;e1 • r., r 61., col 4 6 :1 , II No. 4,472.] MIBBIIB. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (al IllarkeellYaK lades) LIN' el PAC= gain e• At "I IA UA. —Per WIELDOCZNIt. Part PIM.. ilyeat (Se Ism s h, Ikwka as MI Right V , Ute Mb al Detember, nibs iii 1 , 17- m. 44 . lb. irketki copra/ ablU s tril. • 31.41111 1....z l wris .itani.. Camearinier ; la the MA ladla Ter Asp fbf MO . MI of WINN& MOW Inim i ra die. beig2g Prow! Ilse ae packst., erbkh of aeprime tie Ilefelk. If tea ortabire. Ant. Nortek .Math Imetbblvatille. ih att=na Wye, built aM lOW 'woody be Ike protager grub I. Australia. Bar acesameeme n a a tar a alma* al pea• ...mu an oraryassecl aM are will .1 ! . ar t r a y tk es = r malre• — r'• • mbPAS WNW aPPOZ MI wawa arab Noma Notary 111 M 110•16 Larizabal4 i spa a a by Ma bag ad rebate are wavered tram name.. to ana-cleas tar amoad-claie lava, eat istomiclass tee t irdelme t 0,... 11ESSILS. MONEY WIORAM end SONS' (d lilewherall.yard. Landow UNS of PACK!? SUPS ha • •1 K ILIA.—Vor Poet Phillip. direct to leave oe MONDAY. the Ilea of January...Wns oh lily . di. Ode splendid clipper ship st - rrour. A 1. 1.100 Usi, J. I . eonainander . Ober la the Sad ladle Reels l'As slop forms one of Mama. blowy Wigwam aad road* Cell i rated limo( packets. wide* comprises the Unsanitary, ilnesex. rt.hire. Soak Norfolk, sad other fast. favourite. and well. ▪ .Alps, bout and fitted expressly forth. pseenager trade to Australia WET MCCuSIIOO,IIOO4II fur In CUOMO of par ages ua R....up ward. sad she will carry sa experleared sargeria. Far tretgbt or perm, apply tu 311•1.Y.I1D, ALLYORT, and MORGAN. with Messrs. Money Vi Warn and*ions, lbe. Ltadenhaltelrest Pale rower% by Oils One of packets are moseyed from Pad ea So rl)to,uth Brat clam foe wood clue fares, and ecesadearaa ttf !hint clam tares. WEEKLY STEAM COMEIINICATION to NM, TILO —The wrzareak NNW YOWL sad I.IIII.ADILNILa slip 0011PANY PPM arararas gra lansmared Iron bereper gesama . soomioft amerann aad debea. as ra iaz i r signoodoos LY Fame urftruot POl szri nag. ZA‘GAlttak Oda day, Dee. It 11D111111:11,011. Wedmeday, Dee. 19. AM orrery max fading Walraday. Odra prara 114 17, sad 21 pram wordily' la Pedsraa. larmeg yrappe. 11 pram laradlaa all lgam rooked. Pasearam lee Canada aad i s Wages /bra MAW ray alvarappose rawae.--Pat pellagra INNAN, Waler-dreet. laverpol; at la ral NAM', 111„ Zig Wllllraarael. Ow. aanci—rna. Itemere ell at Coot Ilartionz, se left sot word sod benewood le bad awl resolve Rale. BRITIBandN R AIERRIOAN ROYAIji SH NAIL /TIAN UILIS,ApMag y M x tbs A SAIL bstwees Wrztrow. twin LIVERPOOL sod BOSTON, the lesiee 'Alps RALCIAZ to Dad sod resolve pommies awl b:r si liej= mina The killewles er site tomb are a/petaled to Iron tar PO TON. Ralentoy. It.. IA • AUSTRALARAN. fro NW YORK direct. Saturday, Doe. U. peweepre sad mewls Sor Noma awl Ranee. le be et New York out bawd tbe LUSA Urea. AMERICA, for PORTON. Satardes. Due. Zl tome seasy. tads Uas sseward's Soo sad prodieme. bet without whose or Roam wtheb OM be ebbles4 to beard —To Alto sad looles. .bier sable. resod Al To XIV Teal. dad sabla. ; sarawd oaks. te Rants; Dostee. sot New Trek SS per two. aid S per pl ow Noel week tt. suet sal wards. Thew oleos ships Sere aervosemedellee for a limited woreber to aresed rabbi pas- I Per pm. or caber teltroettoe apply to Poor& It pd laud= ; A Carts, Rant. and U. Mae Oa Renee. Pawls : O. owl J. Itstr" Illochaaan-etrtat. Whir. D. NW C W Irsr,Qessoollows ; or D. sod C. L ai rsil W r... est. LhorpeeL fIANADIAN sad UNITED STATES MAIL N../ STKAlll3l&—WoMCowiswakeliwo by Stows Maws= Us .1 owl Amostr. wt.= lewd Stamoldp powered Clyde ual ball Illoimio wt.= LIVILIPOOL *veer Thursday. North Asowlsos Doe. LS Illbowlos as. Nonisslwa tOOW butlitig , imm a To Pselliad —Pb3ol dr a, &LS IS& isd al 1:4., AS •Ss. ; obsiwaps. 4 L at. Thi= . laiitesa. Jaw T 11...i501. Bilwato" awl medial& or& IS IIL : di h-- Por tsar prollooleio n = oo um& owd 111. Walondisel, sod & Ns Clamors ; LI. Moil Wal& Dalian. wad tfolios& QTONE and HEARTH STONE QUARRIES. TO BE Ulf LW& tem MANES net. all Yea vell-baolne quartile el balloes bran alma art Mart b N. Masts M fietetreeetb. Palm boarsea Belgare eat Imelda& sad ease le tat beeelareeth Wallas ea die lead. lea aelldered. eat Iteleate Sanwa,. alleribm cossets sit parts ▪ Welleaden. mai err Wes alas et I. pkte. abate nW. rlw MLA pies ea The quarries are mew ...vestal by arm 11•11.ga s sloa. ett.e. braes mires at Mat t 111 r. W. the esalrav at th e = eroteer Park. A shoe tar and for alum NM uten eyety le Ileum WHIT/. BROCUITION. cad WIG rt. Rotation. IT. Greet Marlborough-anat. larks. or Maar. Masa. Lind sermon. llartaraal. mar Patialii, C4Bll AMINO'S MADl4_witbask_ikaiky, the by LONDON INVIETIONIT CLOWANT NA. Soarramairmst. dial% bilba=er Misr op wowed eionsto. toparable 11, allon4 pa owl ea dl anamla Owe al. Oielia. lll 2= ▪ awn .f RIO delis ski haposara sal ass s hoe Gesaaass. LIIIIII2WJAION NW. Ikaaals. Vaaaar. COMPRESSIBLZ DRAUGHT and DUST ILICUIMigt DOOM amil winnows. r vernesigwass. ben kt is g par you& she mon approved song Mr W pes , pm mil by A. IMMINUM, promees sargronstar. KassoMonen. ger Ogsgangt aMMICHLEMIgiI NM, Ximpewingl 11 9 " wile I leg mid • le IP. "efil VIKIITABLI (COLZA) OIL, de. 6d. LI pot taquelid maw nerd by *dr pasalkir proem, Is tapastar to no mbar, bath kr parllf d quality aad trLL •4 Wm. Supplied by filo MAS NUNN sod SONS, 21. Una I wet W.O to aU sans lion deny. gr h : :. 11 r 6 :41 tm PmIA I DOil w! r e tr o l ••1•1 et sh r' Mrs SI sr Srs7 mosl I w* J. I' wee .41 sego* • Pao le c. w,. V e r i 00. / 4 ONO 11;1" I. Irki • I. Sol I. AA' Jaw. 11 VV. or. Ni' 0. 4 MI A s.tviNG 11 FOUR SHILLINOS _per WEEK km. tho k.. p a nous. tagothor with a JULIO= IT% •I ► K ...A r ma Opemed resettle% throe. the so of 11%, roonooorth or TholLlCY'll 1060 SIN CAITLL A morales pus Mo.—Alamo Igielroeme. 61.14,1 Itetluesl pram: Nene% eastelish OS bob. with 44... l'NeN 0111111b11111 401=Im y t= tia Cat. r owpale to may railway meths.-3 Y. the hi ."'" " seis j::glolor; ame rill getsiged trews town shell. Mai On NVINTRR BEASON at HOMBURG BATHS.— . Hoseberg ellen to the owl. *oft Ike nines sewn. WSe conifideese wed ataimalesa S if Wan lifies. The am. kw' . 1 Laws. uhlett r epos tifecusheall the pent, ono Sirs a essety a mod viallatlir /..sand fi`ifif. al.,a Pawl saloon bale endeesestnesiastsdalsg b of 4lran, a sena and seo fonfilomi= reran liherally sod punctually se with Clenem Ire" b. Italia". sumo, Polish. beldae. and Deka Janinela. The 'nabs of Inas s.tpufrante eadd IsalfrUst are data .pen. es if 1,1 a... "Irsatadroes to the plum than are sisal. the Mess hat my hot the half Sault. and the latter say i• To Tb. flatly venture of the 1 reute-et.yearante beak is tfo.lfund pounds. &I3ii the mu' mum stake Is (oar bossiest sot elebty prelude. llte refreshment department of the thous, te ender the superintend's. of N. (.Lent. the o&;.entift Yunnan reetatunteur. Ino superior ashes", sf 11....at0 1.604 awl Redeem' In the errand ball mow terry reenlnc I ..affliS, b• and other lento Olive w vrell•r• ...dated fn.. ~.21, and an warted by the tcpreeentailotapiven tin • etek h 1M Yrenth % wade% ilk theatre. esleasse preserese ft the bireetors abound In red deer. Ps. hall now feathered as. Ile new mina has ahnost r • foh . !leaden ties.. to the octanes .4 Ratak& More ..tkra train* • day, to or fro. the lea es lete ea half. pot o luck. As tar journey ORION isaly ball on hoar "Afenosts tt frauktort ere "kiln myna& Viitcrs L' nay get to Snow& In Peace bass, lie Delta In Lan. la astern. and to Undies be twailikir. so el f. E N the laterusainualealton by reAl. - DH. BUCHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES.— L. I nrOARAIiATILD Vt.tiETABLZ a hanfly I lo•r ttggiallbg the hnwels, purifyugg the hawed, sandal Mumma., tallow aad firm complain* Thee a"' •+. :out, wrorbatie idlections, ca o tiv...4a ke, Vegsdahle `Ut.e.lt.tuirla. Sof ttidiCSUllt tit .Uso etuptin;:s. wet., deep ar .1k era rte., t". laseentrased Vegetable Emetics. "She 1:: alk.t r/0.4,1100-r 01 eaten for the dr :irate, debilitated, •:.•• •4 folk ales. effort:ally e• ding ilepra•siten of spirits wermiummen withering 44 the spdem, mantis. de. / I .e a., t.e.t ...plaint*, together with the results seising from %koala, to the lilttflol 1.1 climate, Imparting a !.. I a,' tie sr complex a.lontlnr, at nor. a 10,1 Iran at Ceres proved at .1 sworn befote Aidereirsit miasmas, I' et es bIMO , table the ;nr,edlit of the Rhibt Ilea. lb. ‘N,..r I baited. Sold by finehan and Co , µdatives, et. `."-^ wrest. onfordalnet, and all chemists` Venn: IV. per We, ia lid.. b. 9d., and its.; lid. and Pd.. Essence, 4a. or "I.- r mamas Mtn limes that quantity, Ma Agreta i—bar• ',„"q PArrlngdua .aeirt: J. dares, 15.1. tlsforthstrert "i) eel. Insf+niatrort : //Idler. 4. Asapaids . ; Hooper, 43. t 1. 0 •410.-bridge: Iowa". A. Ora " - e rftssorekste.“.ac• dla illmbiisc'e"" all wale. sal Sow wasiasL r Itechat . • • 11 e..kloax e.alabingreaoYrfr win disbar. N EFFECTUAL REMEDY.-LAMBERT'S -1 II MATICIALSAII. sittn.tit 4,thilmg thebowels or L .1v bead, troy ellearkas sod pleasant, Is admitted to ••I ere.9.lpr for Idudedratrly coosb*, rol.ll, 4 u", • • f asthma. aunt inctpient consuroptlon. It fa • tvnans is the faulty pronanace Incurable. .r r ailat • Use tlekHnd which provoked frequent coughing. bird c.astdoptloo its enacts are tray heorredaL t •!, petal of sleep. ter (veil hlag..nso for fear si alma. n•P• n 1 "n miler to a fe• minutes after *akin; ••t;1 and aid by W chemist. M. Jermyn• " I hale vket . and by all druid.** in brrailus.llK. 3d.. '' • ..II lir 1...d.r Oar d•ri bob for Lambert's Astluudiru. :L. sane, and adivat is engraved on lbs stamp. k._ EGCLAR STKAM COMMUNICATION to OUTULNIPTIL—Me d w lieleire same stemetin. lONDON, GMAT WALL or LIM ANGLIAN, Sums for the above pert. ben di Nollortyllems. wiery week.—terse: rtrel slue. 41111 e.; sewed delft debt new Pia; weed sakes. Si. Met. 41.1e 2 M m i t m e.. reply to ?SULU rn. GLAVIN, awl alky; LC. WWI lo ROTTILIWAM end RHINI 114, TWICE s WEIL.—Tbs Seibrebuds asswissi 's saw ma besesir. slassalie PAW W. Isms bums ~do Ibm lellisb sad lbws WINK Womb& own Issibenembssll : obi Ur - 001 D, Cap Ists TIM BOIT bsms sit ii•Zmer wubThswalf= grar rie rints i g i samplWis W. s WWI% sod Pi Aguas b bms Siumbsse Cbwrsey, lisebbos. aet 11111.1701170, IN 111 lITICE EII1OPII•N and AT I ONIAL WINE 00111/41NY, 712„ Paßarak kW. TY above Dampsay laa kinal Os papas a no.- Ifigglit7. lientri. Sid Mak lam FMB WIN= a Lbs Iftbri4 augairoit kaki all BD par sad. ROT•L VICTORIA 111111t1T—Ws. mama. (TM Mai' et Rzedleass.) SPLKIIDID OLD PORT, tea la the weed Ws. Mem& SPARKLER° 117IRNAT SONS W IT. /CLEAR CLAIM'. eel without acidity s. „„ IININT COGNAC 'DT (11L est Beetra) smll oft RC ROAPJA3 CROWN 701 T, SKRILIT, M N. sell Ws. The Swat met laleeirseed late thisemalry. BMW &ad WNW Ilededst_ sal Ws insa urn Mots mg nava Motion ar k ird se was. friss Theft tree to wow oaths. Timm wu.umw ILEDTIPPING. OAUTION.—WAIIIIRSTON and BROODIN • reeesimend Me tab& Se time the Camt hell slated en Ye `tyre-•• rim Geld sod P. Geld." es sg= i f i reM s a ahrism WATIWTUN anA CIA]NI. mod all setleles mennitelared by Mum. Nee mid spin thle n = Bl l:l 4. at the sessidseteyers' prima lissierskey, , w c Ampariedsludos sell *seem tar Ce serV i ll, a nii establishment dim at In the minim end an Iniemlays st L G U N B.—To SPORTSMEN.—IIts_ _present slum ef ere iteelt.-41e.he 11. ltle= "iti lopealte fiehisateees Hotel. lett , thiteat his Meek of WON DWAND 11111/Cll mat MUM GUNS, alltOLI faMl DOCBLII-11AILKL1.1D itIILWI of every left sad deeerhatioe. shoo ItZVOLYSILS, by ea the best Louden oaken: eMlevery demertipthmt ot eatasualtioa. ite.—WIIISTLYA 11, Mod. W.C.—S.II. t W. will take earklag ►■ au -haw. TITOMEGA. —A NEW CAPE for GENTLE LY, lateedued sad to be had only at lIAXILTON mad ItlOTtt" Tense% ke lO6, Wend. tress Mews. PAO is• Peel(ielyer4. Gamtlanra resoltiag red sad hammed. dram au ea baste( the bast oasteer sad latest style. A select atsa at moraine, lotter a ok sad otemete Woo oe,/ 1014 oppasitt • eler ball. Torlyelcht TRH CHRISTMAS It VMS= To be pubiathed QNOW Will contain Original • John Holllogeht ad. Gilbert Percy. Lembo Mrszall. Anther of " Grandmother Money.' Ith several Illtudr llouiston end WI LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1860. CATTLB !HOW VIM ROYAL ALIiAMBRA PALACE MUSIC iII/ Letembr-equere. Proprietor—XT. 1. T. SMITH. nnizinsz BUOCMIS I—dated by SAM ?KM EVIMINO, at gems o'clock. The cal limed= k osolded b Mr.l. 11. Tulle, the papaw conductor at Munnetra swlalDrury Lam. TM arm et Met genikesse la algae a glimmates foe the orchestral deperlawat. In the Begmehment k andbas, when Si dated that It wW l:l =er s tr=ela il. toadsome U Mr. WJames 11134. the celglaal proprietor el Cremonse Bardeen and of Mika& Chasm filtzsad. Mr. Mils may fairly lay claim to hales gives rue wed impetus to all the popular musk balls and it of menasusent which now form so conspicuous and lead ing as element or public appreciatlon. Mr. eunth feels It scarcely necessary to add that he has gone to encemous expense in mektug the Paso, of the Alhambra a glega Ilfeelmeo 14 good taste and of public comfort. The whole of the budding has been altered. and the designs carried oat under the superintendence of Mr. Wm. Beverley, of Her Majestic Theatre, and the Theatre Royal, Drury Lao. The Proscenium and Painting. in the Dome have been executed l i ge by er ir e ir brte . I agis! . . f f, k , f 3 e . sars. Deacon son.t anc t l , i3ona Tho decora te thealdng the public for the gracious support previously con ferred out him, Mr. Smith romsottully submits to their patronage an unparalleled example of Ida energy, expenditure. and seal. Come THIS TWIN ISO. Refreshments the moat recherche eta moderate twig. Adralssiou, ed. Commence at 7 o'clock. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Hi g h Holborn. The hest entertainment In London.—ln con sequence of the great iallite of grantors to the Imetunotle don tag the CAT(LE SHOW, and the kind the establish mint away. medics on this occasion. (AN LHT will n 0... sienoe at belt pot 7. and DANCING continue one hour later than usual. Tie smoking and refreshment saloons ore moat eamonodlecs, egotist input being pod no the comfort of the vtettore, and ths rendepecem Is will supplied with insitiali and foreign )eweils. It,. W. 1L Packees ccieleMad had will perform overtures and sisenons from the stastised operas, and a choice alt dance mote. The when sad refreshments are et tiess. Adasiaion, L . ARGYLL ROOMB, Windmill-rtreet, Plow dilly. the landoontest and best proportioned rooms In Swam are OPIN for cosaur74 and DANCINO. Conducted by tho wellwn meth& Mon. Mo Anthony franotie. of Yvlelsn coietwity. -kno ßoolcoark the greatest cornot player la Ws country. plays rake nAmiti ghtly.s& Doses open at half-pest 7. g st • o'clock. 10. —A mrapilloatt meltrag and isadingeoom la added to this eetabliehntent. THz LONDON PAVILION, Tichbonweirest, Itspearkel-117110 veal to upend pleseart Kati. p Se Pe LONDON !AMMON, the Duel recess liras. and W but CONC/1.2. Adidas (by zettetimp dtaM OA Nevithi AW7a, MN Gellerles. to CATTLE SHOW and SMITHFIELD CLUB.— ALIWNIFICENT AND lIUPPZI 100 MB. —Otatimess vWUas lambs dortnetito CAM' SNOW WIEC aro butted to Ur lbow maeld.kuomm lastitotkm aro 10 for Its romportablaity sad Na imettlag plan of lizr= of Ma cosstry. Commodes miry owagne at II if THE CATTLE SHOW.—The PRIZE of 1860 Is AWARDED to the ADELPIII RIFLE and PISTOL GALLERY. where gentleman con with the Enfield rile. Perdu slatting the CAW. Moo will Red Goa longest range ,110 feet) In Leedom, and the bat anumpments, et 416, Strand, four Acura vest of the Adelphl Thestre.—Open from 10 a.m. GU 11 "un--Proprietor. PEON O 1 PORT. CHNBIIIIAS and NEW-YEAR'S PRESENTS. OTOORAPRIC AL/10114 WWII& PIANO, rad PORTRAITS of tin ROYAL WIRY, ski essornod binds of Ramps, sad dloliagnkilkod _penology's or AB nat,loes. Id. amok DILIRSING CAP:I4 .4 I: O AVILLI Sia g D 0 BAIA lIIRATCZ W Cow, Work =lewd Cloors, MIDI/MAL 101)ID RN PI CAM ING-10041, sod INKSTANDS is make: IM NIW PATZNT SIANCIIINILNO BOOLSLIDZ Par, MOIPLOCIOS In Ormokt, Chins. sad Neu aM a ails misty of NOVEL:TIM aMabla for rILISINTATION. At RIMY RODRIGINO, Pkosothily, London. Coislosers post-bto. WESTERT ON'S LIBRARY, Hyde-park corner.—la &dekko le a huge inflection of standard authors. aU the sew maks in edited in numbers limited only by the demand foe dm. Toms of subecription and Data of the duplica eeded posa tes at tree. Mewl paler ary be had on application, or for w TtrraTED LIBRARIES.—BOOTH'S, TEE eminent and HODOnOtCP. 307. Regent - street. london. W.. alit the Polyteettalc lastßatko. Single Subscription, one guinea. lama, Pubecriptleas,floss. eve, and ten guinea'. Coanty and Club Saberriptlone, from two gulnesa to any amount, according to the simply renulred. Great advantages are Mewed to country subscribers In the lareir l y uniber of books awned at one time. new book of Wend added on the day of publication. sad the supply is tweed on. and practically only limited by, the _ _ • • list of surplus copies of new sod popular books, at yap rinhiowl prima. now ready. •• • hat al Illustrated books, bound and unbound. suitable for Christmas presents, now ready. •„,• • selsetioaC frogs the stock of Ears and Curious Nooks," la the aunt passitila condition, now rusty. 1107. Itagant-strost, kr. TIN UI Tr a LOOMEItST,' er lath, mad entitled B 0 II N D, by the following authors : Albany Yonblanque. D Richmond. 's IM. E. Braddun. lieut. Warneford, R.N. Edmund Yates, Ar. Wong. by grail-known artist. right, 66, Paternoster-row. Just palliated. price Is. pad free toe 14 44111111 pit. with Pliolograpkie Illustrations. SHIN DISEASES' and their REMEDIES. By Roust.? J. 10ItDalt, Id D., licentiate of the Royal Cot lege of Physicians. Rdinbargh : Member of the Royal College of Burgeons. kagland, he., doe. Contslaing the modem treatment for adopted at the lloap/tallC Loins, Paris for the can of those aneercons diaosam so p. tarot In • high state of civilisation, too atom omottrienton as laws Mateo( the bloat canting rum neoee ern phone, scorbutic affections, and scrofula: treatment for suportcial and deep seated ulcers torpidity of the circu latory system, ceasing diseoloaration d the lands, redness, ronsfuscaoof the skin. dirligurieg the face and tiring It so un sightly appearance, In 11eu of a clear, fair, and healthy coos- Oral= Mk book le, as be Me aimed to make It, ' theroasibly useful and practical.' - --lisdkal limes and Genets, August 4. 1440. PaLtished by John Clharchilk New lerlingwootteet. and to be had direct from the Author, filsorgicehreet. flanorer-equare, Lessioe- zaw muumm—swery month. ow swum EMPLB B A R. A Loudon Naiades tor Tows aad 0010147 SWUM Oaadvated by GOMM 411711011176 UM. Once of " Tanabe Itar." 1* itaatatrest. Laados. gu, WA hum beards. SLArER. By GIIIITATI AINAILD. sartative of thrilling Indian Adventures, of We in the Ample aod ock the Prairie, of treats through which the Author has passed, this work o,searres instant recognition, and will most amply repay perms& Loudon : Ward and Lock, 168, Meet 'tryst. Now re w its 160 logrevism• in Itiumhiated Cover with • ?rood of lather Christmas, by Watts rla hlthp• prim .. TV ILLUSTRATED BOY'S BOOK of Paints. or, Home tecrestima for Christmas Holidays and Wharf Vowing& Z ra th i 4 u. t y oltdi r of the " Illestrsted Boys Own Tremery." lids volume will coati& every novelty ht sad tone a comte repodtory et parlour smosemea No home tor the Whims should be without this rich book of Ueda' : Ward sad Leek 168, fleet-otreet WHZATSTONEI3 HAMM:MIMES Okilia) ha solid mit awn nalumd W thins ta2M6 ChorabsA papal% School in. ban gn ILI tampon al WO Of Ike hot triftert ma tno Mak best onntmanoldg and and de nail saggro Itglag ilainems. New 1,. minent trout CC, amide Pitt 6 With One jjq, ask gm Id Illth Two Mg" ass at sad a hen id Abratcaa. ll With Thnle MOM forte stops lt ISM Thom Nam =hi mann tones. ditto l6 KIM Pim legra, two mg of vibrators, ditto a With Neff 11182 s, two mot I ibratuen ditto St With? ng118826. three us ia ut .Ibratorn ditto so hog and most effective Instrument mado.) Pam 1161. An extensive amortmeart of Ins& Ilarimadomm_ tg re, eith all the latest Imprommanta WILIAT2IIOIBII mind Co., tomatoes and Patentor al the 06F swam 11l Comiltalmet, IhirmSetareet, Leedom. BRIDE CAKES, One to Tw en ty each— a liseineme Cake for tire LUWINIS O MaddliN and Most (Um trim la. to lee. each . • large eseorlmodet Almond Cakes Ore him% la $d per lb.. Sou ell*, Creams. and ew/ Thralls. Doll Suppers sad Wed prie. te rovlded. —14.7111/4114 ant and Confectioner, let OHRISTMAS BOXVB or HAMPERS. EINMATIMI., WACKER, esd Co.. Moo Spiztt chants Apollo for Gliere• tetra Mold aM Bus sad Co.. Pale WELLINGTONSITILISKT. STRAND, W C., sate up flon-4wa Bow or Ilanywa for EL. cootalelng ONE DOME 11KWIT LUNCH BRANDY. ONE „ BEST SCOTCH or 111111 WHISKY. ONE „ OLD JAMAICA, REY. ONE REST sad STRONGEST GIN. ONE „ VINE OLD POST. ONE „ Delivered bee within the mar et their IblablledeoL Country order, to be actompaeled by • roodikoos. NOTICE. WINES it REDUCED DUTIES. lat. 10e.. mod Us. per dozen (bottles Included, A.Ua)RTCD CRIUSTYA.I HAMPEBB, costelning : 3 Bottles Spitting Main= 2 Bottle, Royal Spanish 3 Bottles fi ne fr uity Port ) V Itb &mgt. of Brandy or Hollsods pals The same to plots, Ift. or Per dos. Bottle Mang ilia Ordinate*. 0 11 1 Bottle Cltabtle , 11 ) 11 tg Borland') •• • • 0 11 1 Bottle .. Bosiebold - Murry nod* 1 1 Bottle Oold Sherry 1 2 Bottle Port Portuguese: Bottle Port Vintage. lan 1 1 2 Bottle Port Mouth Africes) 1 1 Bottle= I 2 Bottle Bottle Amaillleils bottle Coselsolis I $u Ile HuctlW. 140 020 El Z 8 Ittemeies el bombe. Bawdy. er grata The sane Amelnseit. Pisis with Semplth early lined/. or Immo% woo IN= reareatesd ese Imported direct from Cadiz, Oporto. rid Boritessz. An d Ilettlish Bottles are wansoted to bold Two Gams to the omi. WHIM W 1211121. la 1. 2, 3. a Donau Cases Household Sherry. a voy_raperier Dinner Wine, per doz tea shera t Oold or Pale, •Whie tall o f substance and Ise Ma Floe 011 Pale Dry ebony Mansaallla OW arum, Sherry . Manna VA and lea. Bork R WINK In 1. 2. S. ID et 4 Dunn Omen Pert from the Wood, and It far lemedlneepee ...par dea SOL Old in Wood eta Rl* Fruity Mae, for laying down Old from $ to 10 years la bottle ISL. Ma Clunk melon sound Wine Da. ene. thole* Ida, ft. D{ _ 4 Pia Da very One semi a seed WY, tea Ch M ig rawl SYAIL/LLING WINES, bus Sooea selehraled Vineyards lo Frame erl 9sassar. ' SWIM. 61:71101.71IDT BRANDT, very soperler tror gallon 171. COONAC Te MANDY Its. to res. Do. IS mMI lpor4kleto come ow L uouril ibs @slim... as 'warted per area owe ISt. BOIT OI nix datuotth walks Ile. St Klee Lela Ira ea arettkettoo, with Dr. /knife Aoslyals or is. Orton. --- Wiaak;W/s• N. ladadad I. Duo pious dame geolad, sad • iplko calks. readderable Ni( may by( aerted by ardor*/ 7, 14, or IS LENNONT INIOCO WIWI aad Min INIONTIZ, SR LONDON. W.C. ELASTIC STOCKINGS and KNEE-CAPS for VARICOSE VEINS and WEAK NEE., or a they superior fabric. yielillag ma manning sithrort without the trouble of bathe4o,g. lostroctiosa tee measurement and prices on appl.. ratios. sisi the article that by poet trona the enatinfentarere.— lIRE and PLANTE t. Waterloo-piece. Lomita. 11. W. disth Editiou, just published. by post Pt statism VILITY and IRRITAI3ILITY (Mental and Physical, . the °ULM Symptom; Effects, and Rational Tremont By T. IL Titounx, L.D.. Physician to the Uonoral PosAsilles Lettar-Carrien Provident Inatitutiou, tr. Ineedos: By post only, from the Author, LS, Lloyd-square, W.C. raaRISTMAS MIRTH, Christmas Comfort, and V Chi%wo Zatertathisteut will be ensued to every par ebothr at She Christians V alum at the FAMILY FILICCD, wbk ocallmbes Christmas Stories, Christmas Games, Christmas Poste, Cherisimas Pastime of every novel desoriptton, and a story, • Good as Gold," by Mary Beassti With With ;Castrations, sad steel Frentispless, by Chas. Ales to 17s - sais - a7Ward sad lack, ma. Fretwrat. ?CULT : EY SNOW Ar TMI OBYSTAL PALACE. A fed select widtoni were admitted yesterday to • pirate view of the immense collection of poultry which forms the exhibition of this year at the Ornate Palace. The show increases annually in quantity and improves in quality—the pens numbering this year 1,410, which is 150 more than in any previous season—and they comprise several new and rare varieties in the various chaise. The aelleelioa of Spanish fowls is pronounced to be far above the avenge, and the Dorking, which at this particular season will perhaps be deemed most interesting, are superb. Some of the cock birds are es large as Shanghais, but with a peat deal more equable distribution of their fleshy proportions. Cochin@ still make their appearance, although having greatly lost their original popularity, and whatever perfection it has been possible to bring them to has certainly been attained in the specimens exhibited this year. lbws is also a very fine collection of game clochi, in eluding sevesal speciamis, sent up from Knowsley by Cap tain Hamby, et the famous " Derby reds," upon which the late Fad of Derby prided himself almost as much as on his coronet. The pretty little Hamburg are there in all varieties of peneitbnp, together with • famous show of " Polealls," so math admired for their white creak and decidedly foreade appearance. The geese include some new varieties from Sebastopol, and ansociat the ducks may be ems, for the first time in this cannily, some extra ordiamp white bbda from China, which ander their snowy pi amend • akin as black as ebony. This spades is ex y nee, and will well repay Impeoliss. Pigothe are ales well represented ; and in the rabbit deportment cue spline= is shown which is twenty-two bathe amen the sees Then there am black ducks from Australia, and white cam from Aylesbury, the latter not so an, bat likely to be quite as pepahr ; and the show la remind still more complete by seas augniisent palm et Odes pheasants, which are now exhibited far the hit time. Takeo altogether the exhibition is a great advance upon its predecessors, a fact which may wally be inferred from the following mere enumeration af theentries: ectinials, 85 pens; Dottie& 150; Cochin, 68; balsas, le; pme fowl, 190 ; Hamburg, 119 ; Polish, 38; Xabye, 12; ether distinct breeds, 19 ; bantams, 91 ; geese, 11 ; ducks (iseheihei Aylesbury. Rouen, Carolina, Mandarin, kc), 53 ; turkeys, 15 ; gold, silver, and new varieties of pheasants, 7 ; pme cocks for sweepstake, ; pigeons of every known variety, including nesnynewand rare sorts, 368; sahibs, 86. Thtel, 1,410 pens ; sr 180 more then at any knew show. Au aanikry to the thou ion of the poultry show is a teas of lilliputhin bone, *fhb are exhibited to the ma which lisp over poles sad perform other hale of the circus. They are dieleinly the smallest hones ever yet exhibited in this country, bet hardly present that ap pearance of maturity which would warrant one in coochul lag they had reached their full growth. However, this is a point upon which the visitors will decide for them selves. The horses are very small, very handsome, and very attractive, and will, no doubt, delight the Christmas visitors immensely. A few Breton cows had also been promised, but they had not arrived during the time which we devoted to the Crystal Palace yeeterday. They are positively an nounced, and when they have arrived, the live stock, poultry, hones, and kine, will be eompleite. We noticed, in addition, that a splendid Christmas tree had suddenly grown up In the transept, and that the naves were fitted down their centres with counters upon which were displayed such a tempting array of novelties as must pro duos • serious impression upon the accumulated Christmas boxes of the juvenile portion of the community. A marry Christmas has obviously been determined on by the managers of the Crystal Palace. SMITHFIELD CATTLE SHOW. The annual general sassUng of the club took place in the spacious room attached to the show-yard, and wee a more crowded one than has been known for mangy an. Amongst the members present were the Zen of Fevershant, Len Berner., the Eat of Hardwick% Lord Walangham, the Earl of Leicester, flax Colonel Hood, Sir John Shelley, to. The Earl of Hmirowicsm, as seeder vice-president, occu pied the chair, and said he did so temporarily until the club elected a smarm to their late excellent and lamented pre sident, the Duke of Richmond. He was sure they all, equally with himself, felt the serious loss the club had sus tained in the demise of the late noble president. (Hear.) Mr. Tout then proposed, " That the president in future be elected for a term of one, two, or three years, as the club may determine, and that the said president be not eligible for re-election for the term of three years." The resolution was carried for to term of owe year, and Earl Berner, haring been elected president for the ensuing year, the Earl of Hardwieke retired and Earl Berner. as aimed the chair. The vice•president's for the past year, the Marquis of Huntley, the Earl of Hardwick., the Ea rl of Yarborough, Lord Feversham, Lord Wehingham, and Mr. C. T. Towe r, were re-elected, and Earl Spsnoer, r, and the pros Lord Berwick, the Hoe. Colonel Hood, the Earl of Leioesteent Doke of Richmond added to their number. Mr. Charles Barnett, Mr. Thomas Greetham, and 'Mr. Samuel Bruce were elected trustees, Mr. Anstey . and Mr. Thurnall stewards, in the room of Mr. James Quartl sad r soi Mr. Henn Waten, and Mr. B. T. B. Gibbs was re.e as honorary secretary. Mr. Torr moved a resolution for a general revision of the prise sheet, which will have the effect of adding some 3001. each year to the money prizes of the club gine toexhibiton. The motion was carried, and acommittes appointed to make the revision and report. Mr. Thernall's motion—" That art exhibitors of aces. bred aaimsla shall be required to specify the exact nature of the man, that is the breed of sire and dam respectively, and whadinr the animal exhibited is the result of a first or more remoteness" was carried; but Mr. l3arford's motion, " that in future say sheep tint may be exhibited for any prize offend by the club shall not be in any way clipped or trimmed (except on the bead and lap), end any sheep so (dipped or trimmed shall be disql.Wified, was negatived. After the enrolment of a large number of new members the club adjourned. Taw BALLOT Socnrri.—Tbe weekly meeting of the executive committee was held at the offices in Guildhall Chambers, on Tuesday, Mr. W. Man, jun. in the chair. Mr. Whitehuist, Mr. Bontems, Mr. l ilt, Mr. Bydenluun Nodes, Lieutensat-Colonel Dickman, he., were present. It was resolved that early in the session of parliament a public coin', of the parliamentary and other friends of the ballot should be held to discuss the future conduct of the agitation, and arntogements were made to bold a public meeting at the Temperance Hall, Stratford 'Booth Essex), on ThnriAsy, the 90th inst at which Ebenezer Clarke Pao., will preside. and which w il l be addressed by Mr. Wititehurst, Mr. Bon. tams, sod the Rev. W. H. Boomer. SoUTH NOITIWGZADI ELECTION. —The nomination for the election of a member for the southern division of the county of Nottingham is fixed for Tuesday the 18th inst. Lord Stanhope, son of the Earl of Cb is the only candidate. The election will take place at Newark. METROPOLITAN FUZZ BOSPITAL.—A Bazaar for theaale of ladies' useful and ornamental work will he held is Crosby Mall, Bishopagate-attset, City, on Wednesday sad Thursday, December 19 and 20 .io aid of the fund s el this institution, under distinguished LIAtoIAIP. A mad military band will be in attendance. This hos= epee to the sick poor of all creeds and countries, the troublesome and too often prejndicial Inspediassot of a governor's letter of recommendation ; and the umber of doily attendances at the hospital amounted MA • year in the swept* to 54,096. NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. Wlst ois be sort acceptable than onerthhie both metal en swamis's' ; ast win mars metal Lad anammaial tams dstimata made by I MOM aad SON, MERCHANT TAILLIM, WOOLLL'i DIAPIIIII. RATTERS. HOSIEnt MOOT in SZOI swats. aad OLIU&L OUTFITTERS . -- Landes e..-co ad YINORIII6 aM AIDGATZ NkW OXFOILDATILIZT, eoruer d lierlaarect WILY= ad TOTTEIZAII.9OkaT-R.OAD and iId'ETOF.kOAD. 16tablial te nee—Thorntoo's-ballalaga, Bridgedieet. Br=York.shire . liar&-ste, She Mel& . proved of, It will be es. chrrier the mower retureed. Onll Nod BON'S Kt LES for SELF trEASCItaII.LNT end ed prime, with pamphlet on She kealytaade Cleated hp tem pad sad preeretl ;trails ea applkuto.n. or poet free. The Wad lILISHMEN To an LIAM ED I.V EST lIIIDAT LTILN. ISO et sunset until Saturday musses, when Madams le rammed eattl II o'clock. RUPTURE B,—D, Royal Letters Patent , WHITICIS 110C-YAIP LiVtit Thane .;perfected and trahibiled in the Ithibtlion, WI) ie allowed by errands of IRO niesticia gentlenien to le the most effective inventioe In the enro llee Vestment of HERNIA. the nee of a steel spring, to often heethij In Its dicta, is hen avoided . a soft bandage tell= worn tonne the bogy, while the requ:aite resisting power to supplied by the )110C-IIAIN PAD and PATILNT Lk.CIA Pttlnrt with on smell ease and oiceenesa that it cannot be detected, mud my be neon daring sleep. A daieriyAM. chemist may be had, end the inn forwarded bY Poet, on the circumference of the body bye Inches below the bine Wig sent to thy maker, Mr. WkrlZ, 22r, Piccadilly. An Umbilical Truss on the assn. prin. dike hada tennis to gait upon Wigs. ROUGIE SUPERSEDED by RIMMEL'S 0111:NTAL morim, a colourless MIMI. which Im• pads la s few mloutes a leantlfal sad p rn. went Nom to the . price 2s ed , bs• post for stamp. Vilsii°nllllL'e AL for MI. besoulully .I:ustrated sad perfumed, price 6d ,by poet foe 7 @tempo gold by all the tads. E. EL. perforate to the Queta. St Woad. sad dd. Contrail, Loudon . sad 17, Boulevard Ass 'MMus. Idris. 110WIANDS' KALYDOR. an Oriental botanical ton for impronng and Deva Hying the Complexion and Sa. P4st rhis royally.patrunised and ladle: esteemed specific snort. the most soothing, cooling, and purifying lotto* on the akin . ersdicates freckles, tan, pimples, ryas, discoloration, and mummy state:ions and renders the skin soft, fair, sod blooming. It obviates all Ike effect. of ellmaDe on Um skin, whether with reference to cold and inclemency or interim: solar beak ma bi adrenal/ in high repute. twins the sultry climes of ladle to the tween realms of the Czar rr:ce tr. ed. and se, ad. pee bottle Caution. —The words "Rowland.' Kelydor are co the wrapper of each lnttk. and their signature. •• A Itowliusd and 'Wes: la reel ink at foot. Sold at TO, Hatton-garde% toe caps sad by sliemiste and perfumers. IMPORTANT 0010IIRCIAL DOORS. New I.4litions, corrected to the Present iliac moNsye, WEIGHTS, aad MEASURES of ALL NATIONS, With their Ilviratenta in English. Tenth Edition. Just oat, wit* TATE'S MODERN CAMBIST; • Manual of Exchanges In the various operations of Bills of Et ebutic and Station, erlth Tables of Foreign Moneys, and Measures, with their Equivalents In English, ac• =to the present pructioe of all trading Nations. By Wit- Ars, Author The Counting : house Guide to the higher heamiliss al Colsoierctal Calculations, Ac. The eon which hex rendered thi• • standard work is still ezerellad."—Thaes. SATZ AND PROFITABLY INVBITYINTS. Jut (ready, Seventh &Litton, 1 vol. tap., pp. peke Ts. Ed., FITN COMPEND I MI I K of the ENGLISH tal 'S 101tRION Ft N DR, Debts, and Revenues of MI Nations, Banks, Railways, Nines, and Joint-block Oonipanies ; with the Law. and Regulatione of the Stock Melange. This is the only reliable authority upon these =blotto"— Youetary Times. JACKSON'S NSW SYSTEM OF BOOKKKIPING. Ninth Mama jeotoul—The most 'Rearm' Leans of Preventing ?ran I, Error, and !other:lemma la Cash Transactions and In the &rapt and Delivery of Goods, Ax. Price se. cloth ANEW CHECK JOURNAL, combining the Advanes of the Day-Book, Journal. and Cathilrok forma% a con eta System of kl..kkee plug by Double Lary; lath copious I !nitrations of Interest Amounts and Jotht Adven tures, and a Ner Method of Bookkeeping, by angle/ or Double !say. By Oadloa JACKSON, Accountant. We ean ofsocie3Uously add our mad of approval to that of UM may who have anew, preceded as la the same task, and stroasty recommend It to general sdoption."—Atheosuas. ~ma V! Lima, 11, loyal Richman , and Messrs, Longman. DRB Jug pub HT'S lished. MANUAL 14 stalliPa RIG on Nervousness . and Pressatere Deans, and the means to be employed In order effectually to Male or regain primitive vigour and health to every stage of life and tinder all circumstances. Inch cause and effect has been carefully studied and =Bed by per weal observation In the various Continental English hor pilulu. as also 112 private prune*. By *ALS Insult _ ,ILD. llontlate of the College of Mundane. Ibmbee d the legs' Connie of yams. fustked, Landau : J. Allen, 20, Wendell-Wm last gaibliakek pairs la., post !>m from the Author foe It AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE= et BE at Pittitrlll RE DICLLYZ, with pada dinetkom JOZEAIIII COMM'S or SACCHARA TED ' kr perfect rastoralion to hest* Ind Army, alui reras es twist.. CAPIII/I.llll is admialstirei to the Paris =4 London Hoar& ; ace levy oncemital peeks In m i . sp os s im , ~,, dic „, p „. • ;,,, w talc sad hom as Um boat rimiady Inr chronic diseases aormona and mental diseases, which Mad to otabltiar mod abort= Lancet of Nee . di, Ni).N A 011., kowarded ou application. Nat DI De. J. L. Co ea, te, mhamora..ismisk m o dul i . Pens; • ••Thim la the beet Look on aerenumana."—Modladi Smart 1N.,. lOC or ad. ; Imo by pink is. IL ;at ti JOLLA I. ~ lemma Leeds.. aml.t. M. ilaymarket. leader: 12, XIAI e'L glisoilli. and the prize pal alamtima. I hold by Misr" 114 Conlin . Piper sod Co., IS, PaMmimMat.row. Moan for Coreliaise frees la le 2 ; soll by appointment Jut pubtialsed, Mead Zdithost. Woe 211. id post tree, T our H-ACHE : ita Cams, and a new Painlees Method of Care (with as sock certainty as water quenches thirst,. Teeth and by this Intent will ne.er ache again, and thu• prevent this rendll of the painful operation of extraction. By Taoists HOWLSD. Bwrisoo-Dentlat to his Grace the Arch bishop of Cantertstry. IT, Geurge-strast, Hanoveraquars. (Stamped, ld. Additional.) CITY COURT OP SEWERS. The —.onere of Sewers for the City of London held their usual weekl meeting yesterday at the &wen aces in the ; Mr. Deputy Ciiiturrrapre- Mad. Dr. Lanny, the Medical Officer of Health, reported on the slate of 215 houses that had been inspected during the week, and he submitted a list of thirty-six places for sanitary improvement. lie also recommended that measures should be takes for the registration of a house in Bracldepstreet, Golden-lane, which is used as a common nightly lodgMg.. home, and advised that notice should be given for the dis continuance of the processes of gut-spinning and bladder blowing in one of the cow-houses in the Oty ; a process which is injunons to the quality of the milk, on amount of putrid emanations. He likewise reported that all the =er.houses and markets in the City had been duly W end that the officers had seized 4,6811b5. of meat as lath for human food-2,9361b5. were seined in Nempate-tnarket, by Mr. Fisher ; 7651t5. in Leadenhall, by Mr. Davidson; and, 900 in Newpte and elsewhere, by Mr. Newmea. Of times quantities 4,27111 m. were seised on ac count at disease, 130 by memo of putridity, end 290 because of the animals having died from natural Owes. All of it was sent to the boflers and destroyed as human food. The mortality returns for the week are a little above the average, but the increase has been chiefly among infants and old pereons, from diseases which are aggravated by the cold sod damp weather. Deputy Loris observed that he sew that a large quantity of unwholesome meat had been seized, and was reported to have been destroyed. He should be glad to know in what mown it was destroyed Dr. Lwow paid by beteg II -es beforArilli cate-spost, Milli Ms opinion it was Milled, bspemftle Mit it could 4Meward! be used for human food. icipOooiiktseinTGeneri;iWirpossisnalde a report to the court, having recommended that the suggestions by Dr. Letheby far lig out the act in the T WOI Loudon should be osrried out except that portion which re commended that the inspectors should go round to the shops of tradesmen who were suspected of selling adul terated articles and purchase some of them with a view to their beWg analyted. Deputy Lorr opposed the expunging of this portion of the repeat, and said appeared to him that it was very much to the public it intend that this duty should be per formed by the inspectors. He bebeved that if the inipor. tent article of beer were analysed it would be found to con tain many nauseous ingredients, but it was not likely that • poor min would go to the s pence and trouble at havift on asayslo. He should the ore move as an amendment the*** portion of the recommendation mingeeted by Dr. Letheby which it was poned to expunge be retained. Deputy Bun tau seconded the intendment, sod emu-eased his opinion that it was only by means of the assistance of their impactors that the act of parliament could be pro perly carried out for the advantage of the public. Dr. Animus supported the original report, and said that Dr. Letheby himself, upon consideration, felt that it was not advisable to employ their inspectors in the manner suggested, and to make common informers of them, as it were. He also reminded the court that their medical racer had the power to avail himself of the services of their inspectors, if be thought they were neceami7 in any parti cular case; and he at the same time said that it was doubtful whether the act of parliament gave them the power to employ the inspectors in the way that was origi iittr.d. Wm. bra; / some further conversation, the amendment was put to the mutt and negatived, and the original report was de clared to be carried. A letter wee read from Mr. Train, the projector of the street railway system, expressing his regret at the decision sans to by the coed at its led meeting to defer the consi deration of his plan for six months, and at the sees time stating that he had obtained permission to lay down his rails from the pariah of Hackney to the borders of the Oity, and applyi for the permission of the court to extend it to the pink as_ an experiment. Deputy Lori said he thought the court had acted rather impulsively upon the last oacesion in resolving to postpone the matter for six mouths, without giving Mr. Train any opportunity of explanetion, and he proposed that the pre sent application should be referred to the Improvement Committee for oousideration. Deputy Norm essendsd the motion. Dr. AIIWIANI =premed his opinion that there were diffi culties cenneded with the proposed plea that could never be avaracate Ia the aeoaded thoroughfares of the City, and ha objected to reeffisaing the question. The moil= et Dowdy Lott was carried. The court shortly afterwards adjourned. womnro IMPS CLUB AND READING-80011, liffEkra The new building which has been erected in Duck-lane, very near the mated "On Tun Ragged Schools," and opposite the end of (it! • an, Westminster, was opened for t last re e bea l efi a t s o l f i tC=Tiien of that district. A meeting was therefore held to explain the objects and plan of the institution. It was tolerably well attended by working men, both young and old. The local committee of promoters with some of their friends, numbering above twenty ladies and gentlemen altogether, occupied the tipper part of the room. Mr. Jaws PATNI, Ambient-Judge of the Middlesex Sessions, who wended, made own of hie anemia( and men raging speeches, relieved with quaint soap of ordinal vents sad rhyming sentesess to mark the divisions of his subject. He conclude* with a " tail-pleos," which he mid was No. 1,513 of that met of competitions delivered by him on dmfilar occasions to the present. " One Tun and Duck. lane," or "A Double Ditty about a Double Duty," diverted the meeting with its clever allusions to the particular dr cunistanoes of the time and place. The Rev.iMr. Prue; minister of Buckingham Chapel, then 'poke upon the moral and social advantages of an under taking lilts this ; after which Miss Annuals Coorrn, the honorary erterstary to the local committee, read the proposed rules of the institution. It. affairs are to he managed by • committee of not more than twelve sleeted members, acting in ce ou waction with the local committee. The member's sub seri is to be only a hollpenny • week. Any person who neglects to pay his subscription, or who is judged by three members guilty of improper conduct in the reading-room, will be expelled. The books, periodicals, and newspapers to be provided for their use must be suchas are approved by both the committees. Lectures will be given every fortnight, on y evening, when each member may introduce two friends. The reeding-room will be open, to men only every evening in the week, including Sun&y, from six o'clink till ten, and each member is expected to assist in preserving order. Coffee, if desired, but no alcoholic liquors, may he supplied to . members at cost price ; no smoking is to be allowed d the lecturer. There is to be a religions service every y evening, and a penny leak open on Saturday ruglit. A resolution to adopt these rule was moved by Colonel SUM; and seconded in a moat earnest end pathetic cesi,ry the Rev. Dr. FRY, of the Borough. Mews. Welch, and Burnham also addressed the meeting, and the resolution was unanimously agreed to. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, EXETER-RAM— Tke brat great choral meeting this season of the Handel Festival Choir takes place on Friday evening next, Dec. 14, under the direction of Mr. Costa ; Maori's 12th Mass being the work selected for rehearsal. The solos will be euetainad by Miss Chambers, Miss Locellea, Mr. Evans, and Mr. Pato', which with the 1,600 charade, is expected to pods= se effort hitherto unheard. Hasurn or LONDON. —The return Wined by the Pogistrar-Oserral states that the deaths in London in the week that oiled lent Saturday were 1,240 ; they wero not quite so numerous as in the previous week, when they were 1,275. The averagge number of deaths as derived from re turns of oestapoediog weeks in the ten years 1860.9, and corrected for iuerease of pipulation with a view to com parison, is 1,369. The present return, therefore, exhibits • number less by 129 than that obtained by calculation, and warrants the ounchuion that the public health is beet., than it usually has been at this season. In the last two weak, the deaths caused by bronchitis were nearly equal, its., 188 and 172 ; those by pneumonia, or inflammation of the lungs, fell from 126 to 96, the result, perhaps, of the mildness of the weather, the mean temperature of last week having been higher by five degrees than that of the previous fortnight. Phthisis in the sumo weekly periods fell from 166 to 150. It may be not uninteresting to notice the relative fatality of particular diseases in a certain period of life ; for example, 60 to 89 pan. At that age last week only 5 persons out of the 150 died of *abide ; 2 out of a total number of 95 of pneumonia ;11 out of 24 of apoplexy ; 20 out of 31 of parelyais ; 18 out of 37 of heart disease ; and 51 out of 172 of hi ouchitic The deaths from measles irs. reased from 50 in the previous week to 68 last week ; scar latina from 45 to 50 ; diphtheria from 9to 18; whooping weigh from 40 to 52. Five children died fora merles in the subdistrict of St. John, Padmiles, 4 In that el Gray's-inn lane ; 4 died from scarlatina, 2 from diphtheria, and 4 from whooping-cough in St. Peter, Walworth Five childrendied from w hooping. Lough in St. Giles, North . Two children died at diphtheria in a family at 21, Featherstone-street, Finsbury. Six sosonerios died in the week. Out of 9 deaths from burns and scalds, four were from the clothes taking fire. which occurred to the daughter of ageneral labourer, aged 4 years ; the son bootmaker, aged ge years, from a inciter witch ; the wife of a watersma, aged 82 yearn ; and the son of an engineer, aged G yeses. The son of a servant, aged 1 year, was fatal sodded in naaancinenee of his feet (when in • It) being put into hot water. Last week the births of 92.1 boys and 891 girl, in all 1,814 ahnitrea, were mesterei in London. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1850-50 the soros number was 1,635. Bers's HOMIROTATIMO COCOA. Ita delicious aroma, grateful smoothness, and Invigerating power ham pro. oared tie sanarai adoption as • kookiest Derange. 41b., gib., and llb. packets, at le. id. per lb., by the principal cooks Labelled "James Epps,. Rommopolide Chemist, Loudon. —ad vaitiasniant.i [TWOPENCE. IFSOH LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. BANZILIPTS. ELIA!' MtStirnu.D, Chesterton, Osaihrldgeshlre, buatwright, to surrender Dec. 10 at 1. and Jan. 24 at 2, at Basmahalletreet. Kola, Tarrant, Bond-court, Walb►ook, and Whitehead and Freneh, Cambridge; off. aria_ Johnson, Basinshalistreet. JOHN BROTH:MOM WHITAI.II. Little Britain, City, card maker, Dee. 21 at 12, and Jan. 24 at 1, at Basillthallstreet. Sots., 'nigher and Bona, Alderstate-stroet ; off. midi., Johnson, Basing halistreet. FliansiWiiumrr, Benneretrea. St. Lutes, spiral flambeaux manufacturer, and Wellington.rual, Bethnal-green, timber merchant, Dec. 21 and Jan. 2a, at 12, at Basinghallatreet. Sob. Miner and Co., Phllpoblane ; off. auk., Cannon, Alder manbury. Joao Winn ItAanx, Yalding, Kent, farmer, Dec. 21 and Jan. 21, at 12, at Basingballstreet. bola, Doyle, Vern G Org g s i ln ham and b l e f ri organ, Maidstone, Kent : off. main., Pennell, HMIILY /ODD ANNUM, Bermondsey-street, Surrey, currier, Doe. I sad Jan. 29, at 12, at 13asinghall.street. tioL, Rand, Dolman-street o f man. Edwa, As. Basinghallareet. inw1:11 TATIOR, littmboarne, Doreetahlre, butcher, Dec. 21 and Jan. Mt at 1, at Beanghalistreet. Bola , Church and Co., lioutbamptodbulidings ; o ff . man., Lee, Aldermanlinry. HIM AMID BROM; Bomellareet,Comost.gardee, licensed victualler, Dec. 21 at 2, and Jan. ta at 1, at Bastnatall.street. B°l, Brutton, Basinghall-street off. Edwards, Basing ha betreet B AT , Aldenhott, Hampshire, clab-house keeper, Dee. 11 at 12, and Jan. DI at 1, at Bseinghallatreet. SoL, Mariam, GINA Jantesotrost, Bedford row off. wig., Graham, Colemasotatel Joni Hogg! gAtenat, HAYWARD, Lodway_ Bomarsetahlre, =M Des . fa Jan. 12, at U., as Mead Coon. Sok, ad : off. aid am*, Aeramaa, DrtatoL IDWAIto WILLIAX LRIMARD, Reaper, Tod:dire, grocer, Dee. 11 "Ha& 12, at Lt, atlssedi Clara Bola, Cariesead Cladnertla, 0, 1 11, at daredniii Iliewdenind reitee Brookins' Ut., deltessinder-Lyne ; alle l 7 P fourn . Joitirecortitte., eind lionala WOODWARD loowit.2. Lir tea trierekinte, Deo. ID et IL aid Jan. le esl, at Lirerpoo Court. Bole, lowndes and Co., Liverpool; Casenove, Ltverpocd. law AID EMMY CLOVOII, Manchester Dorton dealer, Dee. 27 an lan. at 1, at Manchester Court. Sol., Pemberton, Liverpool ; of. nata., Berneman, Manctrater. BATiILBUFTCIII4 A NNULLID. Ote. V. /COM Lamm, Shetesid mannecturer of sheep sheen. Doe. 10. William ILLlturoon ItcLrvan, etonehouse, Dom:Ware, JOINT &roc' OOMPANIBB ACTS. GILT WMPTIRN IRON COXPAgY (LooTAD,, Jan. t, at 11, at Bristol Court—erst divans& INBOLVINT PIITITIONZLB, AT PORTIJOAL43TRKAT. aarvaa ca../ 41/MILMBRIVISZA LAW. Dec. 14. 8. Turner, Evelyn-street, Deptford, farmer—O. W. Stevenson, Danstable, Bedfordshire, tailor—J. Earl, Tudor.plime, Tottenham.coart.road, earpeuter—D Chapman, Troy-town, Peck ham-rye, and latart.hill, Surrey, stonemason. Dee 17. W. G. Collins, Great Cambridesstreet, Haekneproad, boot =km MEM NIL 0010116110NIll 1110110 Le. Dec. 16. C IaIUI Seymour- lace, Camdentown, cheesemonger —J. Adams, Abingdon. , tanaer—T. Lovelock. Paw. W. B. Kennedy, Talbot-ter reeb"ll,lll9.4.lThellercinnamel oolours—T Johnson, Mielsoleliwolreet, -town, and Tbanst-place, Strand, st terwayet4sw--A. Keeley, Great Portlandotreet, Orlordetreet, adman—J. C. Chipman, Hollantletreet, Kensington . North. Andlopotreet, arcemeoroquare :and North-row, North Auctley street, ale rasirelearet-4. Pranks, Wandsworth, Surrey, plumber —W. Parrett, Onherd-termos, Kensington. sad LoabretlMPr dew, Notting-hill, bulldoze. Dec. 17. J. Bitnonda, HailMord.street, falington—G. Plidek Bwrisonetreet, Gray's-inn-road, chandler's-shop kesper—J. Bullock, Churchotrcet, Militanketreet, clerk to a well borer— S. Lyons, Little AIM-street, Ouodman'ollelda, tailor—A. lessee, litaaleyetreet, Pimlico, attorney's clerk—O. T. Brai n , Paris, Trams, sod loyal Exchange-buildings. City. spent. Dee.T. Monday, Park-street, Orcovenoroquare, butcher—. J. Med, RILDOVOrdqUare. Kennington, foreman to a wholesale 11 " Simpson Wlllow.cotrage, Pulliam, clerk to a con- W. Webb, Beulah-cottage, Kings-road, teraden town, Journeyman baker—K T. (lover, Walker'eterrace, Cam beldnerosd, lithegespitlo draughtsman._ - Y TI G Oataita. J. Davies, Pftwropterraoe, Haveretook.loll, carpenter—Marta Leder Kirby, Great hernia-street, Lissonipove, cheesemonger— Z. Taylor, MU. Ilnd.road, milliner—W. Lad, Long- lane, Bar. wiarbiy--.1. 0. Elbows, Dreaboroughlardeas, Pimlico, reader oft :="rproprietor —A. J. Smith, Hereford-terrace Bayswater, draper—W. Morgan. Wellington street, Strand, coal seerehani-8. Solomoa, Strand, and Area ttoterrace, Chelan, tallor—W. Holbrook, Bowling Green row, Woolwich, publican A. C. T. Tiollet, Windsor-ootrage New Churc h-r oad , Dunbar well, clerk to a manufacturer—B. 'W. Haddock, Stamford = Brook e, Hammersmith, master mariner—W. Pearce, Tuileries- Harknory.road, easisteat to a boot manufacturer—J. Way, Clarendon-avesine, Camberwell New-road, carpenter—K. Y. rotates, York-road, Kinetross. DICLAIATiONB OF DIV:DINH& WIUZIJI Higiny Zworr, Clisapaide, City, clothier-Ist dividend at Id., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall alumsheas. WlLLuit HUM, Alresiord, Huntingdonshire, buteher—lst &Mend at la ed., nay Tuesday, at PetuselTs, c Airtl ea vi lls kydasn VeMerms, Aldermanlyary, City. tie and scarf nmundsetarsr—lst dividend of ed., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Ouildlisilthambers Nainagigg drsiose, Cambridge.street, St. Pancras, ironfonndsr —lst dividend of U., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall. chambers. Howl Yew, Boeudry-road. St. John's-wood, ggrroocearr, and Illshctreet, If arylebone, oil and oolourraim- Ist dividen d of 7d., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Ortildhallahambers. Joan (Woman, Outwit', Norfolk, potato dealer—ist dividend of ls. ed., auy Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhalinhambers. CILUILIB JANIS Urea, Francis-place, Holloway, boarding. house keepe uunhers. r—ist dividend of hi., any Tuesday, at Penned's, Guildhall-el JUDIOLICII BoaIILL, High-street, Southwark, seedionan—Tod dividend of ad., any Tuesday, at reapers, Guildhall. chambers. EMIT FILIZZUN and CHARISS CZA2IIIIII, Cheapalde, City, Named victuallers—tad dividend of 714., any Tuesday, at Pannell's, Gaildhallnhambers. learn Vinci:we Howse, Chiswellatreet, leatheraeller—lst divi dend of lea., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basinahall-street. SDICIIND HATNA.It South hiolionstreet, Grosvenoraquare, fruiterer-Ist dividend of its. SN., any Wednesday, at Whit. mom's, En* _ Woodbine-wills. Bridge-road West, Battersea. boater—ld dividend of la. bd., any Wednesday, at Whit more's, Hasingitaltelmet. loiut Mimi and pIenAKD WEEITIR, Newark, Nottingham shire, ocsomon brewers—lot dividend of M., Dee. 10, and throe obssquent Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham. Joint Mull (sewage estate). Newark, Nottinghamshire, corn - Ism brewer—lat dividend of It ed., Dee. 10, and three auh esquent Mondays, at Harries, Nottingham. IrnazAN GODDARD, Leteerder, shoo manufacturer—hid dividend of la. id., Dec. 10, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harries, dantl ° =l,llT Nottingham, tanor—lat dividend of as. 10d., Dec. 10, and Mies subsequent Monday., at Harries, Notting ham. LW= PUCE, Boointoo, Nottinghamshire, draper—let divi dend dais, Dec. 10, and three subsequent Mondays, at Har. ries, Nstilughare. Mananan Haisroan, Loughborough, Leicestershire, auctioneer— Mt dividend of la. 10d., Dec 10, and three subsequent Non age, at Harries, Nottingham. lissom entainsoins, Donington, Lincolnshire, drumist—lat dividend of da ed., Dec. 10, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harries, Nottingham. Tnonni Emma, Plunger. Leiceetershire, auctioneer-Ist divi dend of 16a, Dee. 10, and three subsequent Mondays, at Har ried Nottingham . lotilltanni, Nottingham, clothier-Ist dividend of te., Dec. 10, and three subsequent Mondays, at Hanies, Nottingham. BALM Area Ammon, Nottingham, antallware denier—lit dividend MM. it, any Monday, at Harries, Nottingham. Hlaar Dusnitrron, Nottingham, glove cloth manufacturer -Ist dividend of la , Dec. 10, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham _ _ _ DIVIDEND& Jen. & W. rem, Nary7el. boot and shoe manntaetorer—Jan. B. 0. A. Y. Ass, Co/cheateretreet. City, shipbroker—Jan 10. J. B. Bartlett and W. A. Bartlett, Bristol, tat bra--Jan. 10. W. MI, Uspetti KUL new Chester-le-street, Durham, miller—Jan. S. 11. Horreeks, Liverpool, baker. _ _ (21MTIFICATI8 to be granted, toiler cams be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. Jan. 4. 0. Hurts, Woking, Honey, tailor-Jan. 2. W. Pike, Highetreet, Wapping, vietnaller-Jan. 1. 0. P. lerratt, Tot. riameavemse, Pundsetoon, Millographer-Jan. J. Watt. ' Wart-Lune, City, and King.street, Heukneyroad, mama m a r - chant-Jan. 2. J. 1 Richards, Dartmouth. Devonshire, elassnist -lan. IK. A. Adak Prooton, lanesalure, yarn and general oommiorlon agent-Jan. 10. G. Fielder, Manchester, wool. stapler-I•iu. 4. T. Booth, Manchester, gromr--Jan. 9. A. Baia, Ardwick Manchester , draper-Jan. 4. C. C. Harrison, Gift, p. Derbyshire, grocer-Jan. 3. H. B. Cleaksil, fAverpool, broker. - - • DISSOLVID. J. Wal'work and R. Wallwork, Hinds, Lancaabire, cotton mannfaeturers—J. Wallwork and R. Wallwork. Bury, lanes shire, grocers—E Hollins, F. Jolly, and J. B. Champion, Man chester and Brcightmet, Lancashire, Meacham, so far as rer-rda Y. Jolly—E. Het a, R. L Woody, and M. Jolly, Manchester and liseightmet, Lancashlre, bleachers, so far as regards F. Jolly— W. Woodbead and J. Atha, Leeds, orsintoisslon agenta—lr Hy land and W. SOU, Thornton-street. Horselidown. toraiture dealers—Joseph Bamford, T. Clegg. and John Bamford, Roclidale, Lancsahlre. dealers to peta*ees—J. Cope sad S. Pass, Wake. Cheshire, coach builders—T. Gardner and It Parker, analog hem cleetro-plate Lawton and C. Joynes, Barnsley, Yorkshire, provision darilas—G. W. Reynolds and J. F. Rid yard, Birmingham, manufacturers of atays—J. W. Willilmon and W. B. Wilkinson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, plasterers—J. P. 100, R. Penny, and W. Guem, Manchester, oommisdon agents, so tar as regards W. Guest—W, Smith and W. Clarke, Duneak *haw, lancashire, builders O. nunlike, jun.. J. Farmiloe. and H. l'armiloe, St. John street, West Smithfield, leed met , 1311811111, so far as regards H. Farrolloe—R. Lowe sad H. Taylor. noraforth. Yorkshire, seribblers—W. Davies and W. Copeland, Clevelandwireet, Mlle-end road, pa pattern makers—J. Shorrock and B. O'Brian, Blackburn. fawasittre, joiners —J. Bryant. sen.. and W. Bryant, Maidstone, Kent, linencirapers—A. Hudson and T. Hudson, Liverpool, commission agenda—Harriet Newtown and C. Osborn, Birmingham. hardware dealers—C. Barstow and W. Bunton', Horsham, Sussex, builders—J. Jerrsun, 8. C. ekapne. sea., and S. enchains, jun., Derby, team founders—R. s'amerott and S. Fraser, Litherland Mills near Liver T . Lightfoot. sem, and T. Lightfoot, Jun., Liverpool, bmters—R. villltgan. W. Whitaker, N. Briggs, and W. Greenwood, Bradford aid Manchester, stuff merchants, so far as regards W. whltaker— R. Madan and G. Madan, Manchester, oommisdon ageota—J. T. Kendall and 8. Skianer, Live manufactmers of canter beer —J. als. Me and R. W. HUM, , manufacturer. of rolled met SCOTCH SPiIIIIIIILITIONS. Joint BIACILIMUDOI, Glasgow, boot and shoe maker, Dec. 1& at the Faculty Gall, Glasgow. 01101101 RINTOUL, Junior, Glasgow, manufacturer, Dec. 18, at the Faculty drat °Magee. Almiliw N. Calthminettire, farmer, Dee. 11, at Leith's Cakdonian Hotel, Wlrk. JLicaiak Jog's, Itnilthnow late of Cornhill. CV, merchant. Dee. 12, at the Star and Garter Hotel, Linlithgow. MARGARET ISIJIMMLABD, Parka of lashes, um. Inver:wan, farmer.2.l.. at the Station Hotel, Inverness,. Gnomon Dian, 'Edinburgh. boot and Ade miundactruer. Dec. 21, at Dawdle and Lyon's Booms, ZdAnburgh.