The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-21 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER -411111 lerprtsii% • 41104. =) , A 0 - • t.4j Z.l; 4, , 4, RiZtt V _3.6.... c~:~j.•: •rrz hot w ow. M.. Jos. %) to loot MI • iromi ▪ Slat dais 1 ., la tattrisuse sees doss( to .ml 4 66. h hAve 1 1 4•1111 11..f.1ee1l .cola with •ry I• W •ell il VC Pe. 1.101.1. 4 .1 I. w 1.4431•14 oetteetet. the tn.& trivr• • 'rev Glio ll* hawser.' • bilk o.• fa% word E.Autui•L •• ortihal. .1 ate, waskot ast Inalt tho ,utter , at Mil tas go, ea to opt. the lattlo dutoj, ..r rLwprr. of War t 4.011 have I .1 14* tsoaMl •”..; • 14,14 t th.• wia •l. ICI I.Ut wa rcn of most taloa in of wheat, 'Aber sorts o short sus. ▪ Istwodatv , awl a good tki, per if.; lei. ; barley, t 506. , par, • 5Us.; ditY) stWodarbee at ilvd he noted Me tile hoer ental higher ; ,ut catrini.e. the extrera• old .lowly at c►ssje. I. fanners tried elkeet. winch it trecne rates Lod wee freely ply of wheat, pr m.rta about I. dearer ; Not ninth on podane• 'ad tbe woe ma r.: awls, M. +6•.: peas, lack. et ismigailleast atunia v. lha quiet . to-day, sas passing at ial to-Jay 1,0.12 ad 176 brats. r. 1,451 ; asta, Alt last week— • cm average ; I avenge ; ante mane ; hoses OS averse. O G 95..; bosky, I.; haves. 40a. to Inky, S6llba. ; apply of cattle tide day week. aria/ cad re were ale+ at p vas leas thee wee. !Isles greet op pries ed the end Warier. pop ewe ems la W. be 6. 3.1. oft 10a be Ide. ;ENCE. No. 4.793.) ZlOlt cAzourrA, Calling at MADRAS. —The X wealownsa Mow snide new GOLDIN YLIUDeIt. tysk Ism 31104rege pmrer.l.lo V. K4TLL essionsaw. wow = Ni ts tfe Wlsierla Doakonousu Lambs. will Iwo at Yr Mt. swliwsk u awl Isswlei Gessiessil Ye 1.1 Jainism UM IWI Tbill rs ahlt ai lleng gainaiS ay lake ww/e. kr knot Usw..kaka7 MU* wwww swAsSlas lot pasmosss, Orr?espistiessi w a r and skrwsnlysk TM sords, wake esselso.4 own di weeks by ass si tle Sri AO milks( wasalkwy Wassamewsk : riiill: Osiona 41 Pugssouva. 1 Icialise U SOU L W. ter I Ism& I . M ... Thermal ASIA rof eig t . ten ß . . T . Nom 1 "Wißrrtje or pingo NMI& ille est orsed Ulm el 60411 ii rgy 1.11=1... A bIZINIIIAT ir I Ga d . ELM LtaftthegalseiL . i.c. : or et ibe Or/Wal of Os Ulf I . :‘ INA psi umsom mamma coinuurt Wowed). 11, inutile ask lardos. LC . M "Imre atm eivarisia ler appoiatioosto so illehtssins IN e sonflom droll be aria LIMA. MEW fteretarr. MUSKS. MONICT MORAN aad SONS' (of blackmail yap!. trarw LIT, at PAMIR WP to PlAl ow A L's T RAU a - V..r ‘IKLIOVINII. Pad Meet le raw do Dock an rat inlay tn• elm Dissonant , at pv=4 dr Wheadid dipper ship , 4111, 1 183., LON bra i t e lr= i fwararlw . Ides be Oa ire Did& am mkt ad draw at pawa=ars awswpaard, ari aka mw awn as awaralwar at garatta Met .. A L !. = Is. NOIMIAS. W i llimmia lima aril ilaw aisakadranwl—Pawwwws Iq Ilata dna at drift we onward tam Pardadaa Sr drawalth Mt dna kr wwwkiwa bow arlawaillaWN tw dirertra bra BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALLIIII CLIPPLIP fires LoNoo‘ Dime. lIIILIPW Pei psebri low l teccmher, the superb dipper-Pip CAIIIIII4EA N, A 1 at U.0•I . 13 years, I.wo tome. Thls reap whibeemi MO shies IDMlsh.imilt, clipper, celebrated In the China aaskeePatal so Ve in bar rapid sad monad atebe.ey of eerie. 'a". I" Oww.erenreef PP W MUM Rae ft sad Smalese poolv, with superb sssamamdeikm • 1° ;f7747 pe lt for 111111 lesser,. She liarbased MNN' CUPPIrr cAlmooftw, Lim v..% CAI SNCSCOVI, Co--. nig ship liz4 i l:l JearecU the fastest In the Sydow Imo : was coast hy the eekhr.tted bulkkre. Hall, of Abordsm. par %. pointy f Walnut. nt of the rested pomible speed .is • pen .rl5 ortal,k e slop at sea , sad has specious tug ps. /et nt °sly. A 1111JA podia for December. the dipper G L LNCLUNZ POO tous, 1 lat Llopts 10 peen. This beautiful clipper Is Amor la the China trade for her peat spend sod sound delivery of earn , ., and offers the hest opportunity to ship pers .1 One and 110601011 amok. T. he followed In Jemmy by the wellAnown black nail flipper gap siIRIT or Tilig NOltTli_ _ . =LAND packct for Llecmallay the aplen.ll(l tUpper 0111CICY. Thu trantllll el.ncyal mall Shtp hu Put tatuttud from a toyacc with pawner. to 4.meentland, for caamsitahmertni rmaintalos, and will he punctually deeiWi -- taTo be followed as ND packet humeri b y the kUack Ball clipper &IT OF BRIM/ANL 2.000 tone Par oil wheeler. respecting tretlit or porno to Magmas ILBTLe k JANIRA BAINES and Co., Weepoal : all Ai/oft to Bell Line . and go T. /L MACCAT and Ca, 1, Leder 11011401reet &C. gR a ITISH and NORTH JARRIOAN ROYAL WAIL STSAII .11/111‘ between LIYINFOOL mg NNW Mock load Woos LIVIAPIDOL aM 11011 TON, Alpo only lIALITAL tolimbloir Mbar von& ors ergot o to trona Lisiopool. ulnas at Cork to =Ow moll. ADA. tor worms. ratwoloo, Doe. IL antic& toe (SW Vogt (wlt►lt privilege at coals it lA %Wray. Jaw 4. Roam laciatiag oterrants Ise NW proollook lot Moos or knore —To Til to marl So 14141 Dowd intik 11l To !too k WWI oak NC milk all Fright t 0 0 . Matta; Boatok sod New York .113 per omil 11 per poi *Wogs —Or to L 4 ll. l froced. K a rl i fir e rl di Za •O. C ala. * "I‘ Mow: C. late u t r uk p omotowa; co asa C. sher, k WEEKLY BTRAII 00301171110ATION to NW TOIL Olrost.- 0 118 LIVIMPOOt s NEW mad 111114)141UP CONWAY! Inland r r usion sc ir n eisinfirememahlitrasernimprig ru d n= Tow- ILANCIAIOO, Weghtimitsi. art ON ILIATIMMIZAreams&I, Z. 1. ANL GLAIDOW. weimiday. Saa. • AM Amy wassoMas Wedassaw. IBMs mom% UM, asi AI miaow amardisi le OM two.. noilisa /armed poemr roam f. .Mu milprosikes ambit ramamrs to Oar& sad tie M W ShiM MAW ednintsamoss T Mad AIACIIT.I. Egi n gitillimukapp. • 41' pHILLIPPII, GRAVES sad PELILLIPPS vitt despatch the ransirlarril airiness r tar lloikro • 1011111 ADAM mil the WM re PTINOID, rery Der bar I. larlirars. Fans : mod arro la tlekt esti mirrisperrilit rad ni I 'WPM WAUGH sod BONS Maori Ilasedastaren) derdllrld dame allemd W m ddr imparlar STOCK d &Sikh am/ r a t= " triaZlCT.r=ra Want Oda— &MO Irmahmes, s art • iselpftesi• Te18001.0181".4 aft, .11100 . aim isoppi.— as baps la Ida. Ps/ d Nsvmsatme. et —pompom% Alessollis. Ira • •taassreas port. Irma Notl• Ls•l an, , n los. la se 'by" i• re lb.. 4A Is.. sow a VAST CHALK 001701181, sad BIDS. ES MOWN 11110TIEWS tam sem et OM am* amplde rod se Mod Ilemmi• Psi up la • way mil apes lealsollag isi riMll:hos• ••• apsit. ofbori. W Yonlas. Na. liaait, • as IV" milldam . n ► rmum Now Tack. TH. IS . .4..146. 1142 I 14 :4 .1.41. u K. , loa ALM Ir. r ia = ter melon. hisolionn. r). rimpiy. OM , 411.6•••••. ..41ama. &EMMY. 4 . RLA. urne. - r•eliw4 Ise 1114.1u4 saJ Mason mrl 13/1. 02144 4- lormint. DILATIM %ow.. I. Wit. r.f i•• a, Strastbaza. Ito wile of Ito 'Moot Captain 0. Itrio-park. oor, Loyal.ler toll of a =O. *t bath 16stt . % • b l . of Merrf..u• 6 pt Geor Ileber•len. 53 A • firi•le molar! rle• Hn) CAthl". rl iteeitieni of tz' I a nr a l t i' l l t t' l*Lr. , I ' . dr. L Y. 04 " " f bl• Ilr. L I,* be CMlab eL MOM DD..1P.., daught" ^t one M Ilerefoa , be w te. Lucy hut," nor. O. ENACT. ar..l W i dWOrth• I roirAt. Mr. J' F. W au/t".• as Via . r . b rl" ' UAW& 24° W8 MOW. ar .1 . a whieseedr•-• DARLOWII SELF- ACTING MUT SCREEN orb s hops }Oa .met ..w lositst et mak isTONr Immesse ;Os mg losoledO lessisi he every errbresnosil won sod lb* ipso sot estrlilses rsinissL hiss SW XL nos assolsks Mesas sms sesdroll y sissins eassollsOn at Ira BABLOPiII POTATO 111TILMIR, the Cook's eitoe. WYNN saullod of ineking to tavasells 4444114144 peresailm Mei 4a, fa. Sa. tuaLows AUTOMATON OINDIR 811T1It. lbs Raseseasl4 a idea{ weimo4l 1e aim 444 Ism of 4441114 Weft Price Ita Yl tWil Ire II pun.) • • MARLOW'S TABU CUTLIRT, aseers•Bod -EJ Ow prise oft quality. Ivory Wont Mb Mhos Oa, lift, Zia pre 4 , oses blest boodle gay visa Mud - 1k si ►» ilnre sonies Ye pawilaa BLwirs MAGIC O'fillta OPZIMIL—A ass VW MGM Ismifiks. AM la. 01. 13ABLOw's INDSLIBLI BEAMING Id' IL Ira priganiks tgti PA“ >a ger MM. BARLows PAThNT OAS[ STAND. No wok rimer Adsoboll Well mai Ile Mike ant la sassili. Moo rd EABLOwS imp-scrum SYPHON TAP. lie met pus nquilmt : se moo Y low sr w aim Is : elect's pl 116.—Apptr direc4 to JAWS 11111110", polisles. Cos lasnmoe-bara, as ilia we sum mild slims la in emy ; all others re eulsooloallow loom Iwo wall& allshildiel MIL TWUNIFS SPIRM CANDLIII, L. 4d. sad ^dr 194Az IR : 1144 Lila .u. la Id. ; Ilesspowl war. lig 1a 44.. Osman aim 111. ; boloalo was. L ..% orm ia l sr a : 5 0wyw01g„ r ... 4 . 4 1 . k wlak 194 . Cain 411,, Moe mo mow. 361, 44a, iont4 ea par Una. : 4449991, Oa : 4111 brown /a Ili p parka; amiss tom Wk sr lo.: ;Alta 14 14. ; bossy, la 44 ; 41949194 as einawl. Is per l 'emii. m IL P. DAVIN' ma WSW 4614145b1ia1w4 "aro. 116114 19941W04144. Okarrearen. Law. WM. NUNN'S VEGETABLE (COLZA) OIL, 4 . Id. par hoperiel ore.. nerd by their peculiar process. Is far eaperter to say other, both for purity of quality arid ML Diary of light. Soppily,' ly THOYAS !ITNN sod SUNS, tt, Lob's Conduit street, W.C., to sit piccolo( lowa dolly. DitifOßD'S PURE FLUID BILAGNESIA " a bon. &mini tweity.five rtn i... Vakalt7 IMO tinned by the aseeksl prefradoe. sad aasepted by Ilba bile. al , the beet mainly fur addlty al the strirtach, bearlachr, lout and Indirdian, and la a mild ape. Ma kir erectile mile, owes, moss especially for Wise and dilirea, teeniest with tlx Acid Loewe PIM. it furies k i, iga aorniadne ellerwreing *aught. lu which It. set pen- iVlesS Medi Itemised o y hut wagons. ael In ballailmadaa, yne of this ..We and elegant remedy Ira ban hao•ficel.—llaaisfactured with the Weise slim. Ow and rarity) by DIN it 11/01ID and Ca. In. New Inambra: and NY =Os by all ruipsolable ebsadata aouplyn, DILBRIGHT'S APHRODISION.-Ib. Pbo abrsed NIIRVI NI lONIC.—Ths saw eissadmal Cramb4 laidlion id Ph.sphatic salt,. coneink Iron, de , adapned kr NO tied . containing nil the eeeesdal crumbles.' ts et Ile bb d. tied nem sabstaacs ; inplesable lo the palate, Isaacson ta amnion, etlll gremeasiag Hs wendsrful pmpertles, albardhi( reitrk amid prissammil =ring all who swiss ham sad wilihmstng at lime asssans and losocalmr Ones Hamm ed Its IllidW i l l i pubm adidag. ail aeln=l .. ra. k a mad wesspstbsr sidirmlben ad the lmlrat sad refavigesselog all the imayeetaat doosnasof the toad. Mon, Its. bides se bort!. hottiss la sosoba and w hi at mg , 44A. 414.14011-41 4 / 1 1114, On* W. Trandm when she Hoy te had th• issdiesl ssavotrn UR A tIifTION. Um seams and ear*. with an assay os eperraMbrophy, slumbssr ble seareelimss restorstles powers of th• aewly-diecoeeent sod wonderful remedy, known rat the Apheedike. 273 page. Vree by pot, 12 stamps. All reonisslemliese ilis be addressed to Ralph Bright. se .i..... 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New kitten, 2 rola, cloth, Olt, price us, 91 1 113 WOMEN of ISRAEL : Characters and tiketehes be the Bolt heriptereu By Oak= munAe. • Grombeidge and Saw, 6, Patorocrter•row. now el% paw fa id, with Maitrattena CPI?ONICLU. of an OLD tkotlC ; or Sketches ' Mynah Lite sad Mar" sapostad t o who liasasd to thew. I y Mt= TAMS. tram air dos 'ad the Sleds," de. Contents d osseissee.-Tas ?salient—The Lion of Jostles— odd Illislw—debotars, Crusaders, and PI nu—Poet sad aid Www—Tlks Mo: a ditombetkvidist sad Itatlasts•—drallistall Lades Anne—Pendia Word*. Grootobrides .ad 1.1.211101.41 PM Car War aa *LoriM Mestesigam OI OTHER LANDS : sump Playtime Meal* Mem at Bagimd. B S•a• WOOD, Autbor " Tiara d Tom" "TM • limea" " Older •ad Witar." sad MIMI: • Oahe Tab— er IMMOas Dent: as Ariaga• Nlett • Adrea- Mrs—The Boa at !Moat: a arm& Tale—lnas DVSS= : • Tab olalMrla—The Vomit : • aka& el airman 1.14 — TM MO Wpm :aTaridal? lada _ _ . OH EDIT MAB PRES ENT & .1. 4 1un NOVQJIp. ootajoillast Ihrol ?vs Magic Visa, Christosam Tweak ?edema V tor WY awl for tke, he. A perteraed plow of Node preesodoi nardwors So Yoe onseolt of Perlisser,llh seleark 14. CeelehllA, sod Oriel him iWlwry NSW BOOK kr the X1C10.001..-1100010 wlO Itevia hal DM Flows la Mate. end 0 logeevlop ea Week poke ga. IMRVELS of POND-LIFE •or A Year's Mienemple Itecnotteeta mow( t a :resorts, Wager- been sod Telma. By O M IT J. P.O .& Oreemanipe sod Bow Iteantoehrww. NO foe, ►elMh. Ithetteted. prtee fo, FFIRST TRAWLS of LIFE on the EARTH ; or, the loolle ef the Bottom Rocks. By s. l. Wiwi; 1.0.8., DA A., le. Oesteele :-Ytte Peters of laelle-Velos of loodle -4Wder of tar Boob-Mbot we Wow of the lArllt's Crui-The Bock tltrsto-TIWIr Teeddeds-sauw. of the not Lade- The Boehm locks-First Tome of LUe. Otoolohtidie sod Sow 1. Yeormalowetor. HAIR RIRPORILD, Primer red, and Besulided, lbe ef swum. , 11140111111•11 OIL This sir gent •M fragrant Of gammas boar Om halm of er toeing Mengsame emit heir. clearer M hes wart and Mae* mit miss it beaeritatf Mt asia Ø. la as Sawa :tt u lleart Whinier,. sad Iteoleshion it N enfaillng V IN operellen. tar children It is sejestallT mem reseded. a leratarrihe We of a leasittal heed ef Wr. while Ite iriredeeliee Me the warrary at loyalty sad the aarrvee Teallusselele .seats gg reseivel at Na akar", afford she beat and sweet pest at r media hies I& et, is., loa it. is deer meat sed fla p r betas. Mit at 10 . Rat aid y Clamiste amt Itabwassa Ash kr "lowleadarsar OIL LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1861 la OM 1101601 M volume, royal quarto, tall-bouad in crimson inoroooo, tat ~ prior tt &a BRITISH GAME BIRDS and WILD FOWL !Migrated with SO Coloured Plates, free Ortl Drawlap Mae Nature. By Burnaby R. Mama, M.D. Groombridge and aces, a. Pateraostenrow. Crowe am Illustrated with 100 INfro•lnfare , 7 L THE STRUCTURE and FUN ONES of the BY& Mustrative of the Power, Wisdom, and Geodaree o God. B 7 Przwcza Tamest Y.D. Oraombridge sad sass. a, Patanhaatar-row. men. sot r THE POETICAL WO Kfi d ALEXANDER POHL Revised sad arranged expresely fur Family Bead ing. By W. C. !laminar. Orman:Hid., and lons, 6, Paternaster.row. filath Union. revised sad additionally illustrated, cloth gilt, As ,T HE BEEKEEPir,y. M ANUAL. Practical Hints on the Managemeet and Complete Preservation of tie Honey Rae. By MIMI TAYLOR. Oroombridge asst Boma b, Paiersooler-row. him Oa, cloth. gilt, illustrated with Portrait and 16 Vignette Hap as Meet THE POZTICWORILS of BURNS, with Ma& sad ocsoloesleenry (Favourite Edition). Groombridp aadgews, l Paterocenturow. iimrial Inv, prim One 6alf~ arabesque binding. from the POETS. Illustrated with 28 gisc 9. G Phan on toned , hoes the Masson, oore, Byron, llemilellow, Wilson, , !lemo Cowper, Weedsweelli, Boot. Owns, ant, Gray, Goldsmith , Genspbell, Cr*. Thomas. Moamar, ill ton. Geosabrldge sad Bons, 5, Totentoder.row. Throe volumes. Po. cloth. Wt. prim tI %ERDAL. at the BRITISH ARMY mod HOW .iNA. TUT Will WON. ly ?walla CAMI/". author of Cmisattha at e War," sad •• Madan , MAW Not tato roa— n@ Odessea wasulip. a C ic a m ed. : Oared Voluaw—lS Wiliam, South Attica . Third VOIGUIO —ln. gra s .tlarda.lla Wilds buret:Nal and ustl writ t eapitaee. Oa doll= of Ulm waulds sad ribauds la ohn elk impadoes. Fal aim i. Tatwaogar-row. Crows ems, Moth. gilt, prim 1, Viaatawiad with Mkt', plain and WICTIC ADO RNMENTS r4fl for HOMV.B of .0.11• ?AST; sad Inoreatioas for Town Pon ht the heady and bdtatlce of Saturn Bp antatai Minna& Grootabrido and Bow. a, Patantoetaa-row. Tamp DR sloth. peke la et. ILLUSTRATIONS of the LAW of KINDNESS. tr. Mat.* W. 1101114301111 T. r eep led by Ohm* et the late Fry. contributed by Jobe Ouraey. Greoularldp eaditom, a, Pagrassierrow. Oli the net of Jammu, IM, wilt be commenced a 1f ew Merles of lecreselve fleteowe, see& calmed. sod illustrated with tall lelr Plates hi elate endemism. price IL monthly. eetitiel a INTELLEOTUAL OBSERVER, Review of Natio& Itistory, lOcreseopec litaterch, mad Nacres flcience. Order the Intellectual Observer, No. 1, 'dot L. l beekeellere.-.orooetbridge arlikes, ii, tatosseatvreow. ,____ F ETTER to the RIGHT HON. BENJAMIN DISRAELI, M.P., on the PERMIrt RELATIONS of GLAND with tie COLIMIIMI. BF tie MOS Rea a E. F ETTER MP. With an APPENDLE of Iniesele frog 114- 410.” taken before the Med Otetiatttie at Ooloalsl ispendlture. . - looks : Perim, Pas, nol ROOM West etyma Ilsownd Edition. will Addaxes, swan nee, la. 2rll a ODZEI of HORACE. Trosieded /Mg amen Verse, wills .w. and Notes. Somas itanni. i larks: "ticker. Boa, and Boma Wed *wad. !Ids day, In small Seta Oa 144 bLTIILINI7B. Translated into English Verse, id* Ininidsotlon and Notes. By UMW= /Wm Iv: Parker, ilon, and Boma Want BOWL 14.4. 7 '. This day, babe" fro, fa. St, AYa': Why we Lave in It, and why see It fly Yrs. 1011/IrlD COPIANTOIL Leda: Priers, Ike, Nut NOW% wet MEWL or LPHIC INTELLIGENCE. tuna's -•--- tuna's sztaowes.) TURKEY. i 00NST I;7=OM DM. 14. The monetary panic has subsided. The govern "lent has foiritily suspended all financial operations. ,t The Turkish pound, which at The height of the Panic rowshod . 4lllpiaiirss, is sow quoted at 240. Sir Henry Bulwer bas proposed that the Porte should make a material deposit against the cajun% which are in circulation. This proposal is likely to be carried out. An official announcement has been made to the effect that the Sultan pledges himself to introduoe reforms on the arrival of Fuad Pacha, which is now expected to take place in three days. OONEITANTINOPLE. Tmc. 20, Emmy 0. Fuel Puha, accompanied by Joseph Karam, arrived here to-day. DANSE.—CALDWELL'S for DANCING.— MX Private lannorn at any Door. to Adults .guaravgando. St In . SO.Ke4 lonnaantee Every ►:ventuit. Long Quadrille 3inetsta—lnosing Slain. bee. 2n, Monday, bee. 30. and S. Yeses Eve. Aolaurnon, (Jul. stuffing The Getout annual Asinine Nights with IhlihrUmstioo, Jan. 7 sod 14.—Deaffistreet, Nein. DCING ACADIMY, 34, Aldersgate-strert IP:CUL NOTICIL—Tbs adrancr.l Clam eroll assemble TUMMY nest, Mudd al XentlAy. 12ententary anstructiue THICK 4 IOIIrn and VAIDATI. The nett quarter commence* January tr.* anl Ir.l Mr. Pligers Quadrille Parties Wednesdays aml natanlayr.—A.butansa OIL : pride* lesson. Pa. 64. A lonst Ventrally Party last Nrelle—ricketa, It W. /LOMA Muds/ Uall, Tessaes, Jas. le—Ticks* la ed. VIZ CHRISTX•B HOLIDAYS. lIXTRACIADINAZY ATTRACTION& Tfe Peepristore of the LOSHIMS Pavillon have each pinion woonbekei tbe Tiasineest of biiiiilutos Housox. Mine, thialtehle *Wertlea et that We mad character Is the these alseserel adistintirs. mama: Wool) sae tow will aho contribute to the asenesaient of the visitors lo their SWAIM KNTIRTAINNINT, winding up with a peculiar Tarpon-home hwentioa, designated the DU LL'A RUN JIG . The pnwraimies air comprliss asiedeoes trove the most popular opens, the Estealsigag Male el the 11:11144$ 7amlly, and the et, taorilltsavy daring of J. lIINDLIMON A LA IBLONDIK OK THI runts WIRE, THE GIRIATINT WORD= GP THI DAY, Nth a variety of other wealth& THE IJINDON PAVILION, Tresamorgareirsr, top of the Haymarket. Opts at 7. —Achlikele• OIL and Is. its Bowling- Minn open dolly Y IR . . ittiietii.l7ollo•llll. Mesicel Director. CIIONN RAM Ink Pregrietcre ALZIANDERII CELEBRATED A-LA-MODZ NUS end SALAD MOIL &Walked a ”1.1. Ticresoax &gnaw. Pkeodilly. Opposite she revillee,R. CIIIIII2IIAN WIWI OR HAWPIII.S Fut ONE OUIN/LA. FINDLATER, MACKIE, and Co., 13. Writhes/lunation,. Weed. Labtion. W.C.. 14 Prime Albert-Ws*trldtto . amid FINDLATER, MACKIE, TOD?... and Co., 215. Tnleyatreet Leslawbetilp, WINE, API LIT. /1701 , T, end ALE WVICHANTS, sake up Half. dozen Hexes or Haampen. osidandas 1M Lettle renrst Coyne lirundY• Ude „ nest Scotch ur Irish W1i1•117. Jamaica RUM „ nest and Strondest ObL Ow „ iwd Cradled Pert. Otte , Yids Pale Ibrery. Dillvend tree isltbAn dye yid el Mese Istalas/nnente. Ommelry adore to be nesempneled by • semitones. STEVENS and SON, Wino and Spirit Mor amts.—COGNAC BitANDT.—The die. Sep Inobtabsing this ranch edeented foreign spirit In a pars illskr is wen although It Is essential. parti t ularly when reqnhell far insette k" ral purr... that It should be perfectly genuine. !RIVEN!, and ho hate tong been famous foe their Cognac Brandies, which for tonality cannot be surpassed. being imported exclusively tram the ant eoinutc House. aTKVINS and nON*Spriceesse angst old brown. Yds. and die per gallon. Chloe t r . t r irs. ad Naze gallon. tt Ines stu . prices l u ltpleggs true o at ft Zia Tenesork.-78. BlabsgsgMbairist Nlthfa VALUZB di GO s+WATIIIIMITTON sad 'ROGOW. Ihr the et the baths red Ode esmerees Pebeses. beg be mho the smesedreemt ris• the YAWS 410014 tedthe peesesmied ihet the hie riletredi7 the it trader sad the Eh be alai graiseled by the wide sinidellea et ea this gabled. Odd being OvIEM bd. N pens se web, Yore Wiped id IA anis 11111. le It essele..4B a i mete.. Itt 11 10 worth ..114 • 114 17 anie.. Se II meat.. eII Se plif 011110 IL II airias.. 111 71 area .. 1 4 9 1111esrat. 4 1 5 li arde.. 1 eras .. 1 1 26 it carats , 13r1tIalt 14404534.. 1 9 11 meta.. 017 11 deadard) 317 101 IS airals.. 141 41 mute .. 41 14 $0 11 carets 3 1.. 11 wale— I I $4 auffs .. 010 71 90 carob . 3 10 le 11 eeisle.. IIS 1 ousts .. 0 7 1 19•04 , a11.. II I 3 vi oasis- IIS orb ... 0 5 41 Maaabwary, ii‘ Illearitelslmsak OmaW.C., Loudon. =a w l id Clair 094 Jevga tar 14. ince. MB Mb inn at 0 la Ike 446, awl ea letemisee at IMO egodc OVERCOATB.—Grontlemen who require & good Mister ellsoresai stf BMW to was NEW NATL. IIALII sad LATEIT aTTUL) A sidsat stock et Weak* Coals, lawselag Salt; sad Molar qsarecats always ea Mad. as imam, sail II WPTON'S, MAID, reprice Masao NAL MR. MILES' (ALM= Win MAU) NEW Al/ rum AND WINTER RENEE tor Ir Werld-tened Need& ANGOLA Ida TROUSIRL Is nee mists mud ready for Inspectlos. by Kr. Wbossely ede= Is 7Ma t glk NA NOVIDEJNAIEI and wino Is set eterstaild .Ith shy pima Inflating adver tising In his name. NITAILISHILD 15th FRDRUART. IML IPECTACLIM, improved by HARRIS and L." BON, will most certainly preserve*, dal "Met essuset M mile Sleet. with crystals or pebbles, t:/a be Ma Gold an 4 Silver ageiMeelie wed BewOlaree ee m. l Imlay. el equally low prima Ilierbfe l l its. lit C a t Tllist HAIL sew 110 s. M e ths level egewaite th. British Menem lesedee. Ihishilehed I Caution. —No *swain alaPk.7ol. FrgrlAC —HOWARD'S ENAMEL, fee IM oi ?ix' MCAT= TS4i. boom, Wye Ye cavity. It ,s gaol Is soft deb% ellMstprersee or pan, sad bardend bib • white ee l It ramerris Mee =say 7eirl res. denistraelbia messuisry, lad smith. Os &ow. Dlee liar Pries la. by abisesul. beld WI dine bb and Embalm re POMO. —Week sad sisidy persons should try .11. WEITZ, QVINIES WIIII. Mt but of Qutbdas, obiloomodlod by Do. lam ll. etlbo =VW Ilmo mid youerobs. Pbropoolook or a warm. t, lgorallo lam Cbasorobeak u sed io los obioned sr in 111001111. owl lobe ilb. a Arm Inoisoolo Arm% bow eig l is ,t6l6 rod Ce., aomoor. A'EVER F•ILING REMEDY. De. I.OOTIII DUX= ad UM PILLS. Meads Itermlid lagreitsak tree M.rimi et Ir= MN be Mei lavolivalit Me all wile mike has KBoas origleMlK Wl= shillame. dizziness el the adm Par as bully sporleaS um& rad as I pedlar a Ohs bloud. Dry re truly aasslDl. ID air spinibia art grateful lo the demi Dry amosto wetly prerft elmegasa Os wilak Sienal erilin , 4ll.6l Dr W. Umbers. N Janava4inia. NMI Mmess delliglak brisli, na. M. le sure le ask Dr. lbw& • ead Lim t7tla Thai psalm w sew. 11 1 • 611 PeolUes. rids " Lashwet," arewrad ri On crime. PROMPT CURE for COUGHS, Chest sonek lan nimble, Quin'," Lbw Complaints. by . by Ur PECTORAL PASTILLES et thy Bars" reyared by Pro honor awyardbal. Mb .It, —Wbabouble st, from Maple Wen wilbost opium, mad worroMed lay aostymiL Dap* M BAR CLAY sad ROM Rayebildimbalyest, LC. ows. : 156N1 ma fir / airdslos vision. Peke b. Si. per ber, F ROM Oct. 5, The ATHEN3►.UM has been TLIIIIIMPINCIL 13RIIPARK for CHRISTMAS by ordering the JANDAILY NUMB= of TENYLD BAD MAGAZINE Minty Dec vehicle will contain the finis etiapten et • Now Romance Ay (Sour • Augustus sal& 5.4 et • new Bonk New Floyd.' by Use stator ot • Lady Audio's Secroft.' New subscribers ammo& ban • better opportunity. Mee to moothly.-0111“,111% lbtri•etwrat. Ludas. Isg k published. Aces!., p p lIICH'III ALMANACK for 1862. Ikr Jam lace semi PAW TI MM. "Pr' 11/10444t0k. 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The Federal Council has received a circular, ad dressed by the French government to the European Powers, declaring that the arrest of Mows. Mason and Slidell was contrary to the principles which axe regarded as essential to the security id neutral flags. The circular states that the French government have deemed it necessary to submit this opinion to the cabinet of Washington, in order to determine it to make conceasions which the former consider indispensable. SPAIN. MADRID, Dec. 19. In to-day's sitting of the Compiles a government bill for levying an import duty on raw cotton was laid on the table. The journals of the Progreaista party approve of the samination of the Marquis De la Vega de Amigo as Minister of Public Works. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Dan. 20. The Bourse has been heavy to-day, and little but sines was done, owing to the unsatisfactory nature of the details of the financial statement made in the Austrian Reichsrath on Tuesday last, and also to umours of a Prussian ministerial crisis. TRANSYLVANIA. PESTH, Dec. 20. Advioss received here from Transylvania state that all Obergespannev who foil to declare them selves loyal to the Government are to be dismissed. Every individual condemned for political offences during the last eleven years is declared disqualified for any judicial or government office. The easetublies in the Magyar districts of Tran sylvania have been dissolved. The Vigie de Dieppe states that excavations made by the Abbi Cochet on the site of the old chapel of St. Monks of CandecOte, near the citadel of Dieppe, bare led to the discovery of thirty-five gold colas, of the intrinsic value of 375 f., of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, the most recent bearing the date of 15uX. Twelve are French, with the heeds of Louis XII., Francis 1., Henri 11., and Charles IX.; fourteen Spanish coins of Ferdinand V., Charles V., and Phillip H. ; four Portuguese, John 111., sad Sebastian I. ; one Hungarian, of If athias Car rie ; three Italian, of Alphonse I. and Hercules 11., Dukes of Ferrara ; and one Swim, of the city of Genoa ( 1565). The Abbe Cochet is of opinion that these coins were hidden is 1572. at the period of the massacre of Bt. Bartholomew. Another discovery of coins still more ancient has also been made at Dieppe within the last week. Just where the river forming the port flows into the sea, ten 04 coins were found under the shingle, and six of them have been secured by the Abb.", Cachet. They are all Roman, and belong to the reigns of Valeatisian, Videos, Theodosius the Great. Malthus, and to Hceorious, ranging in date from A.D. 375 to 423. These coins are supposed to have been concealed in some of the cliffs that have fallen into the ma. (Stamped, ld. Additional.) TEE LATE PRINCE CONSORT. THE FUNERAL CEREMONY. The following is the official programme of the ceremonial to be observed at the funeral of his late Royal Highness the Prince Consort. On the morning of Monday, Dec. 23, 1861, the remains of Field Marshal his late Royal Highness the Prince Consort, husband of the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, Duke of Saxony, and Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, will be removed from Wind sor Castle for interment in the royal vault, in St. George's Chapel, in the following order, shortly before 12 o'clock : A guard of hamar of the Grenadier Guards, of which regiment his late Royal Highness was colonel, will mount at the entrance to the &ate apartments of Windsor Castle. A mourning coach, drawn by four horses, conveying two valets and two lagers of his late Royal Highness. A mourning coach, drawn by four horses, conveying the four physicians who were iu attendance upon his late Royal Highness. A mourning coach, drawn by four horses, conveying an Hiuerry to his late Royal Highness , an equerry to he Royal 0111110 the Prinos of Wales, an equerry to his Royal iliSherna the Duke of Cambridge, sod an aquavit* her .8 Highness the Duchess of Cambridge. 9 1 al moundag meek drawn by four homes, conveying two equerries and two gentlemen when of his late Royal mourning coach, drawn by four horses, eoaveylag the Lord and Gros in Waiting to the t h e Clark Marshal, easi the et the A MOW'S* dliliTB by bar bona lag four of the suppoists tie of his 161, vu. s t,r-General Wylile asd Colossi Francis Boymeer, C.B. 010ORDS of tbe Bed•chainber to hie late Royal Highness. lieut.-Coloual the Han, Dailey ds Rem aad Major O. T. du flat, lisserrise to hi late Royal Highaaa. A mouruiog on* draws by four bones, conveying four of the supporters of the pall of his late Royal High- Lord Waterpark, Lard of the Bedchamber to kis late Royal Colonel the Hon. Alexander ri l etnood, Cleft Marshal to his late Royal Highliesa Colonel the Han. Clarks B. Phipps, K.C.8., Treasurer to his late Royal Highness. Major-Gamed the Hoe. Charles Grey, Yrivato Boorotory to his late Royal Highness. A murals( comb, drawn by four hones, conveying the thine peat caws of her Maje My's household—She Lewd Steward, the Lewd Chamberlain, mid the Mamie of the HOMO. re;rrimage of the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, drawn by sin hosemnbe servants in State buries. orraveyind the mown of his late Royal Highams, home by the Lirl Speacer, Groom of the Stole to hi. late Royal Highness ; and the baba, a and hat of his late Royal Highness, borne by Load Gerry Lord of We Berlohamber to his late Royal klighnese. THE HEARSE, Drawn by sin horses, attended by aa escort of the Life Guards. _ . _ A carriage of the Queen's Fiat int silent Majesty, drawn by six bones, the servants in State liveries. A carriage of his Maya theism the Prince of Wales, draws by Ina horses, the servaate in State liveries. A Carriege of his Royal Highs.= the Duke of Oambridge, drawn by six bones, the isereenhi in elate liveries. • amigo of her Mighnineibis Dashes. el Cambridge, dramkby bona. arresera i n `Slat e Ds kept Anther Guards. At haltpust 11 o'clock those who have had the honour to moire the Quest& csammir M *Med the ceremmiy, hat who do sot Me pert la She proessiss, will be admitted to Gesegee Okapi. by Welises Balk mad will be at OOP 'abducted to MU to the choir. At 12 o'clock the royal family sad other royal poi:mars will assemble is the chapter-room of Bt. Georges Chapel, frees which they will be eseilMed to their places is the prucemith by the Lord Othroherlaks, eausted by the V ice tthaiabsrlath. the seat '—l i 'boss appsiated to form part of the wooessioe within the chapel, Issekag ;seriously mumbled Welsn's HMI, will take Wig please, arid upon the ar- ' rival of the bo d y at the mos* porch the pro: segos Sin be formed is the nave, and move up the choir is the following I order : Valets at his letisßasyal Highness. Yligeos of laiu,kite Royal Rieman. Physisims who were in attentiauce upon his late Royal Highs's,. Chaplains to his lase Royal Highness. The Isms of absent Foreign Royal Personages. The sod Amery to her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge. The Equerry to his Royal Highoess the Luke of Cambridge. The hymen to his Royal Highness the Prince of Walee. The Equerries to his late Royal Highness. TM Mutat of the HmeshoM to the Queen. TM liquors, is Waiting to the Queen. The °ream in Weidag to the Queen. The Landis Waiting to the Queen. The Lord Stewart. The Master of the Mess. The Choir of Windier. The Omens of Windsor. TM Dean of Windsor. Ti. DAMS, SWORD, AND HAT of his late Royal Higbee, borne apea black velvet ma% y a rd George Lennox al , Lord is. of the Ms bide late Roy Highue Tits Clown _ _ . . . of his late Royal Higbsess,MMse upos a black velvet cushion by the Earl Spenosr h,__ Grean of the Stole to his late Royal The Comptroller in the ITIMe Ptee Chamberlain Lord Otsamberlana's of her Majesty's Hspartmest. HouselsokL The Lord Chamberlain of her Majesty's Household. SOMME= OF TIM PALL. Sam MOM OF PHI PALL. OoL the Hos. Str Charles Lord Waterpark, Lord of Phipps, 1LC.8., Tito. the Bedchamber to his surer to his late Royal late Royal Highness. Highness. General the Hoe. C. Grey, Colonel the Hon. A. N. Private Beeretary to his 9 Hood, Clerk Marshal to late Royal Highborn. X his late Royal High- Major -General Wylds, OM& Broom of the Bedchatn. Lieut.-001mm! Hon. Dudley bar to has late Royal to de Loa, Equerry to bra Highness. late Royal Highoess. Colonel Francis Seymour, Ilajor C. T. du C. 8., Roan of the 1‘...d. Equerry to his late 10 1i y i t chamber to hls late Royal Highness. Highborn Garter Ring of Anna. Taa Caw MouaNca, His Royal Higbsers the PRINCE of WALES, by His Royal Higbars Puma AMOR, arid by His Royal Rightism the Duke of SairsCobourg and Goths, mid attended by Major-General the Hon. R. Bruce. His Royal . Hilhoess the Duke of Cambridge. His Royalßoemer the Crows Prince of Prussia. His Royal Highnem the Duke de Brabant. His Royal Highness the Count de Mandril& His Royal Highness the Duke de Nemours. His GIOIA Ducal Highness Priv es Leslie of Hesse. His Serene Highness Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar. Hr berme Highness she Prises of Lemingen. Count Climber). His Highness the Maharajah Dhnleep Singh. Equerry Governor to bin Royal Highness to ids Royal Highness the Psalm el Wales. Prises Arth ur. Equerry to hie PoieiHtighnem the Duke at Cambridge. Gentlemen in Waiting an bie Royal Biennia the Duke at Sale.Collmand Oaths, and twat! hy Grand Ducal Hiiheems Pries, Lonael Hems 17pien &ries' within the shoir, the baton and =Woe, and the crown and cushion, will be placed upon the coffin. His Royal Highness the Chief Mourner will stead at the head of t:ie corpse, with his Royal Highness Prioce Arthur sad his Royal His/hoar the Duke 111 Baxe•Osburg sad Gotha on either side. The other royal personages will Mead behind his Royal Highness the Chief Mourner, mid their mumblers near them. ib;;;tppo rt;r;of the pelt will be on either aide of the The Lord Chamberlain will stood at the foot of the coffin. The rest of the procession, having previously advanced towards the centre of the choir, will enter the pews on either side of the chapel. The *peeing sentences of the Burial Service will be mug by the choir while the procession moves up the nave. The first part of the service and the anthem (Martin Luther's Hymn) having been performed, the corpse will be lowered into the royal vault, and the Dean will conclude the Burial Serviee ; upon which Garter King of Arms w ill proclaim the style of his late Royal Highness. After which the royal family and other royal personages will be conducted out of the chapel, and the others com posing the procession will retire, while the Dead March " so Saul"' will be played. A guard of honour of the Grenadier Guards (of which re giment his late Royal Highness was colonel) will mount during the ceremony at the entrance to St. George's Chapel. The London Galata of yesterday publishes the following Orders in Council : "At the Coupon Chamber, Whitehall, the 18th day of December, 1861—Preseets: Loyd President, Duke ei ito• menet, Duke of Newcastle, Earl Roma, Lord Stanley of [TWOPENCE Alderley, Sir George Grey, Bart., Sir George O. Leeds, Bart., Mr. Milner Gibson, Mr. Charles Villiers. Whereas in the Act of Uniformity, which established the Liturgy of the Church of Eogland, provision is made for such alterations in the prayers for the royal family as from time to time shall become necessary, and be directed by lawful authority; it is thereupon this day ordered in Council, that in the Morning and Evening Prayers, is the Litany, and in all other parts of the Public Service, as well in the occasional offices as in the Book of Common Prayer, where the royal family is appointed to be particularly prayed for, the words "The Prince Consort" be omitted. And it is further ordered, that no edifice ot the Common Prayer be from henceforth minted but with this amendment ; and that in the mean time, and until copies of such edition may be had, all palaces, vicars, and curates, within this realm do (for the premeds( of mistakes), with the pen, correct and amend all such Kamm in their church books, according to the fore going direction ; sod for the better notice hereof, that this ceder be forthwith printed and published, and sent to the several parishes ; and that the right reverend the bishops do take are that obedience be paid to the same accord. inely.—Aarwa Harts." "At the Council Council Chamber, Whitehall, the 18th day of December, 1881—Prosent . : Lo rd President, Dake of Somerset, Duke of Newcastle, Bert Howell, Lord Stanley of Alderley, Sir George Grey, Bart., Sir George C. Lewis, But., Mr. Milner Gibson, and Mr. Charles Villiers. la perstrawe of an set peened in the tenth yew of her Majoity geese Aaae, *ad of swam me passed in the thietromend ymied lie Milady Lai Oemee LEL, Verde persists itt made for raying far the royal family in that part of Great kriteria called Soothed; ills hereby ordered in einacil that haaadartk every Willa and reacher shall, in his resew tire church. magremalkie, or meembly, piny in express words, ' for her wet gamed Majesty Qum Victoria, Albert Prime of Wales, and all the royal family,' of which all Goss conoweed are hereby required to take notice and govern themesives wocdinily.—Aarttua Hams." Every effort has been made by those in authority both in Loudon and the provinces to render the clay as solemn as possible by • suspension of Waimea, and the holding of special religious, services. At • meetiug of the London General Omnibus Company yesterday an order was made that every driver in their sorties shell ea that day carry • prow ei ewe en his whip. The President of the Royal College of Mageoushas gives betractioas that the while or the establishment be Ws* The following firms at the west earl have determined not to open their esteblishments :—Messa. Howell, James, and Co. ; Halting, Pease, sad Stone ; Mr. Radmayee, Mews. Swan and Edgar, Farmer and Rogers, Lewis and Allenby ; Mr. Jay, Maws. Allison and Co., Marshall sad Saskgrove, Debeabeen and On., Shoolbred and Co., and Mr. Peter 11011110011 ; and the churches/dem of Whit/chapel parish have issued a request that shopkeeper' in the parish should partially close their eitabliahmeeta A special form of prayer has bees published, to be read in all the syna gogues of the British empire on that day. Our Weeny ecrreepoiedeet, writing bet evening* says : " Both the interior of the Chapel Royal of R. George and exterior of the south entrances have assumed a gloomy appearance from the numerous yards of black cloth which already cover the flooring, and drape the temporary fittings up for this mournful oixesice. "The reigning Duke of Saxe Coburg is expected to arrive here to-morrow or Sunday, to remain with the Prime of Wales until thin the funeral ; consequently his Reed libitumes will sot leave the Castle and go to Frog man", es was at first arranged. " A company of artillery will arrive here to-morrow and proceed to the cavalry hawk" at Spittad. On the morning of the funeral they will proceed with their guns to the statue of George the Third, at the top of the Legg Walk, about two miles and • ball illsteat hom the Gist* and at the early part et the day commence firing five-minate gees, sad gradually advance as the mournful cortlge LOOMS the Oast* and increase to half•minate time, until they arrive at the grand entrance, at the 'occlusion of the funeral ceremony. " We are Informed that previous to the closing of the coffin a wreath of dowers, offectioostely made by the Princess Alias, was placed over the corpse, and a miniature portrait of dee Queue placed by the bands. " His Boyal ifightiain, it is said, had a presentiment that be should never surmount any fever, and told Sir James Clark, onlya few months ago, that he knew he should not reach the age of fifty. El. late Royal Highness was scarcely contoed to the Castle fourteen days, and the last time he went out shooting in the preserves of Windsor Gnat Park, the day was miserably wet mod cold. The mayor and corporation of Windsor have announced their intention of attending morning service on Sunday next, at the pariah church of ER. John's, in deep mourning, when the vicar, the Rev. Henry J. Ellison, will preach a funeral sermon, and in the evening another funeral sermon will be preached by the Rev. Thomas Rooks." The following is a copy of the vote of condolence pared by t►e Court of the Fishmoosen' Company, held on the 19th Inst. : "TO TIM MOST NICILLINT NAJZOTT. "The humble addrees of the Wardens and Commonalty of 11)stery of Fishmongers of the City of London, ander their corporate seal. "May it please your Majesty,—We, your Majesty's faith. fel subjects, the Wardens and Commonalty of the I);ste of Tishmoagers of the City of London, humbly approach your Majesty with this dutiful expressioo of our profound and heartfelt sympathy and condolence with your Majesty ou the melancholy event of the decease of his Royal Riglo nese the Prince Consort, which has plunged your Majesty, your Majesty's august family and the entire nation into the deepest affliction. " We have had the distinguished privilege of et:olli o s z trrt the honorary freemen of our ancient brut trb ustrious name of his Royal Highness the Prince Con sort, and wo therefore feel more especially anxious to lay before your Majesty this humble tribute of respect to the memory of his Royal Highness, whose conduct on all pook moos and io every raped so strongly endeared him to the British nation, sod whose loss MR over be lamented by yoar Majesty's loyal subjects. May it please Almighty God to grant your Majesty all consolation and support under this must afflicting visitation, and to preserve your Most Gracious Majesty in health and strength to preside for many years over the destinies of this nation. this 19th day of December, - ;:B; L i e d, by order al Court, lB6l w . B. To% ckelc" . GNIVERNTY INTELLMBNCIL THE CHANCELLORSHIP. CAMBRIDGV., Die. 90. It is stated here to-day, and that on authority, that Lord Palmerston hes positively declined to allow him self to be put in nomination for the Chancellorship of the University. The conservative party are unauhnously ib favour of the Duke of Bunlevel, and there is no doubt that his grace's name will be put prominently forward when the proper time arrives. The Duke of Devonshire is now men tioned by some of the liberal party, but though then an be no doubt of his grace's eligibility fur the post, he is High Steward elect for the borough, having been unanimously appointed by the Town Council to succeed the late Lord Macaulay. His gran has not yet been inaugurated, but it will easily be eels that the °Son of High Steward of the borough and Cheatienee of the University are incompatible —his grace meld ad hold both. It should he repeated, however, that no positive steps will be taken till after the interment of the Priem Cowart. CtrrroN SUPPLY AMIKICIATION.—The Peninsular and Oriental Steam It Company are rendering valuable aid to the mime of the Cotton Supply Associatiou, by conveying, free et freight, oe behalf of the sasociation, large quantities of cotton seed to India and Australi.,. It is gratifying to end in the policy of an importaut commercial body like this such a disreprd of mere selfish considerations when an opportunity of showing practical sympathy with a great national object presents itself. THE PROCEEDR OT THE LATE BIRMINOILUt MUSICAL Feettest..—At the_ quarterly board of the, Bir mingham Hospital, held yesterday (Friday), Yr. T. W. Blakeway in the chair, Mr. J. 0. Mason, chairman of the festival committee, banded in a cheque for 1.,0001. ; making, with the sum of 2,0001, presented at the last quer terly board, a Wolof 3,0001. It was intimated that a fur ther sum would yet be received, which it wee probable would be augmented by the proceeds of two concerts to be given iu the Towediall, at which Madame Lind•Goldichroldt will appear.