The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-01 00:00:00

"II !Prgm''' (7 '.--..'... ...........Y "..-.... ti".• 7 5 e -i A I , n I V.:`11..1 r . . :.t) • • . , LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING EI3RIJAR.Y . , 1, 18416. DitilaPrig' . —_____ 1 .- - AY. 4. - ......'...„a.-t--- , ----; , ----- D at HO rdE.—DRI7RY• JUIDAY NOSNING, February !. =PRESS FROM PAWS I , MUSIC. . , THE BURNING Or THEEIIII •I .. • ,• .!WAY MPhil CONVIERTS. f - r:orr• . ItAIIiTIC TALENT le Louden et —•— me West fertilatkre reseMbaStsk inT. 'ticker maybe bed et Ur. . . Peeretuy, at Vie boa-ellee at She (raom hue owe CORBSOPONDIVT.) The t 14 ooneert of this season took place at - 11t4 *bin' and minute iSTlSti g ttl°6 dtl the day by the lemma of theist. theatre, YAKIS, TUUDAY Evsxleo . James's ' Imk limarf " 1•14 ' 244/6ibillaiiiii .__ ... 11 ~..,, Aulereeb, mated by 00100 "" FIBS and MANANIELLO• M. Thouvenel contradicts the new, of his own it°t• of ' "Lthar — hih r, N' ll• ' t ' ••• ..5--- '" ..... som b ers of the des brigade. they •11111111114.6 be bow Vow* Tenor, the via " li = d arim Pils."" *6l wal 4 ; th. "trail ' woes conclusion that the eateatrePi wow by rum &Vaunt sad the death -in the following letter to the editor of , tbs . of ..autessial use stisaa ft.bouk v i dire.ted by Ur. F. Joughntua, i s (41,i, , asoldental ovetbeatlag 0: Mee ohm& Youran,—L cannot tell you how much 1 feel the 1 "daglil i a d 111.1111 ; It s pr0gn , b1" .,, 116114.14 = ~," i t yolliawytmet: the ski" Wog draws ~I , by the 4 , 1 g ", m ini S's celebrated READING &Kerb* terms in whioh your journal announces my death. l* Year 1. taw shaft down which the diondelli6 il. Stub, Soups, Orel Hat sad But a few rheumatic twinges, do not, thank God, prevent Quiet" hi 6 major, up. is, tie. a , for two "to- the igattioa of the netting, which lw 1 for general use, te told 'by ell re- .ttu) fl ame to the mug of remliball ma 1 rim very well The dead arson of my nam e, I lins twolaa and rioloncollo MIL Straus. .It la manatactiered °say by the :--- tram - - ._ ~. „ pe rson , o f . 1 L Mee IL webb. Reba" and Seaton 8 1101 ,r• painters' end carpenisee' workshops, r- s w""" ^ z •••• • • `E'fi • 4.! ; • ~;" I , ?•;.a ti) utazt THEATRE. THE AUTROPOLItaN RAILWAY. r ~ surd MOWS sus=Amax LINZ 1,/ of Plan SHIP.-Isr PONY MMUS' Moot Os ..,.. n dcbst es Ile Wiper MA aItIgHSAL.My Ord YeS.l, ; 1 77 - .1.01l sem Alp M.A0141/IC=l",_ Al. flebter v ssicos, 0. C. MOW. Calanunkr : Was hi the Ent ladts moc i . nie so, vend, bunt soder speolai eurl ey ;1113 . Ins sootier ercommodation tor possessors. sod befog tikt a m mo* epportuatty to stotspere.—Yor terns of Height to Moon. SHAW, sAVILIt sod Os., SA. Los. arosuropet: or to WITT sal MOM; sittieennresk. DM:IL BEDF ORD , 1. LANE TILIAT TRUJUIPJ Doors at 1. All t th e the 00 PLIMINTARY Bram U. Tit Nenerary Peameari, flesh& loan 1 al & state that after a seerehies • the raise weds pester- theatre, Yarn. Shepherded el the meet esperienessi the, OM to the =Lai eateetrophe originated from the 4.Mo' elleo44isr• earl that the heat nej (sweat of air asosadies op ''...ansUbitir Ina seepended canoed is Ita tars oeounaeloseell The report of the directors of this company 4. states that the receipts during the past balf•year will, after I, Ming all expanses and interest chargeable against revesne, leave a net available balance of 64,1011. The directors recommend a dividend at the rate of 5 per neat 9 per annum apes the preference steak, and at Mee sate al g 7 par esat per amaze upon the ordinary stook sad new Nit cavalry shares respectively, and that the brutes, 7,7771, be carried to the credit of the oex t account. The trellis retains during the half-year show a very regular and brie- r ferry incresee, and the same steady improvement con. tiara to the present time. The directors have completed an strangest with the Greet Writers Railway Company which believe will prove advaargeses to both eem paniee directors have also esechaded •e ea 3 for the maintenance sad work";_al the Metro Iran red " St. Jokeweed Railway at 50 per cent , o the grans r eardso of 'dot line, with a view re snare the early era toll development ef the traffic of a valuable feeder to Metropolitas system. With regard to the Mabry . otos- • sloe and widening between Ellseraress and FatruLdam- street, two lira of rails word he wholly isodeomte meet the requiretnenta of the rapidly Laressiog local raffia a 4 (mere than 315,000 perces having bees amid in one week), together with that of the . Gnat Western, the Gm* Nocibre, the Midland, the London, Chatham, and Dover, and other railway orsipares aerie; soomnemdatias ; aall if the weeks were so constructed they would her r . be enlarged at great cost and iecoarkienos. is view of then facts the directors bed to determine either, st • gnat sacrifice of capital, to urge on the works se • erigheally Lid eat, and open the line to netball within the slipshod time, or to submit to the tomporry lor of the effadwery reeler wLich would be reedseed by the pest. . • !=lla the weak* el Ih• extras, sod Ave re f the works were at OM Drceresett with friar liar of rails. Coder Los eremitism= the directors *Peopled a prepter from Mr. Kolar Mir the time for the aompletion of the Fitubury werks *hold be extended, and that he should be entrusted with the esestraction of the `additional and enlarged works between Kag's•arces and Finsbury, he on his part undertaking to pay from time to time say amount which might be required to com pensate the shareholders far the temporary leis el the Finsbury revenue. In scoordeser with this anangemot Mr. Kelk ban contributed for the paat hillyser • ram equal to 7 per seek on the paid-up Fuudituy capital. The direc tors have thus been enabled to effect the eaving of • large • sad wastrel expenditure, and to pay the shareholders the dividend they had a fair right to rosin, sad at the mesa time have been placed in • pceitioe to complete the agree ment with the Great Werra Railway Company, and to enter into radar roomers with other compastes with out diaressiging the local traffic of the line. The works between Farrusgdon-street sad Finsbury are brag carried on with great vigour ; both the Aldenoterrest end Fins bury stereos are expected to he ready for traffic before the rat half-yearly meeting of the company. The time has how strived when arrangements shanld be made for raising the capital for the Easton and Western Extensions. In the opinion of . the directors, the requisite °Laicals should be raised as parries of the general impala al the company by the creation of new 'bares, epos terms which woad make them immediately valuable, end which should be offered at par rateably to the existing sherelealden. The directors therefore suggest that during the construction of the works armogrients should be made far the payment of interest oe the new aapitaL at the eats et 6 per cent per annum for the first two years, and at the rate el 6 per cent afterwards ; that from the closing of the extensiess until the 31st of December, 1869, the holders of sew shares should participate in dividends apt exordia' 6 per cent. or annum ; and on the let of January, 1870, the capital should be ooeaolidated and take equal dividends. The report of Mr. J. Fowler, the engineer, states that the works of the Fiesbury extension re proceeding satisfae tardy. The works trace the FiliTil44oll4triNt station to near Smithfield-ban with the proposed juncture of the Lollar, Chatham, and Dover Railway see very nearly com pleted, and • considerable portion of the 411LOWIlillOn in Smithfield required for the depot seder the proposed meat marker has bra executed. The additional bees of railway . 1 . to Aldergetretreet are nearly completed. Mr. Fowler proposes to push forward the works from Aidengatratrest to Finsbury, and to open • temporary strips there during r the coarse of art summer, simultaneously with the open ing to Alderspte-street. The works of the widening from ' King's-aces to Farringdon.street lave bees cornmeal:ed. • Mr. Faros, the gonad manage, states that the number of passenger conveyed over the line in the Ent half of 1864 was 5,207,235, and the receipts 54,7401., and in the sewed half, ending December Lit, 6,514,524, and the re ceipts 61.7491., showing that 11,721,80: passengers were conveyed over the line during the past year, &greet 9,465,175 la 1863, showing an increase of 2,286,714. On comparing the number of pssergers L the peat half-year , with the earreeposding of 1863 there was an increase of 1.882,816 pereengers, and of 13, 1 0 81 . Is the receipts. The largest number ef poor said sines the °peeing of the lies in one weak was 317,81.3 is Christmas week last, and the largest daily number was 64,143 cm the Moseley of ' than week. The capital amount showed that 2,369,4471 • bad bees sordid, including 314,009!. expended during , the pest half-ye/{7. The revenue account showed that ' 97,1921. bad been received, and E 5,474/. expended in working, and 7,6171. paid far interest an delimiters, leaving 64,1011. fIRPHEE AUX =FM A./ In 'Wick Wasireurviesnis will make his ggerseihaa. touppeet•d Ikn whets of Um ainsikariassWiTe D.VITT and mooßirs AIISTRALLIN LINE of ?ACM NEM—N. HOBART TOWN Dfrotat bate quick doisatehl the boaatttal new clapper GRAB ~, ... - f igtow 465 Was, T. N. STOCKYAN, Commander • 11Iv ) Immo, Mt Me vessel, Juat built owlet *Mal um* . 0 14md i b e ii ;;;it approved hnee, it ozpeeted to maim • vorr and baa elegant arroyos dation l or a tow Ala —!'or Wilt of trogglit or prop apply to DIVITT low l rag. it, lllllllrlifett and M nAITIION.--00010% NJ MUM. to Mk °NMI Colt gala. end unrivalled for wefablit dealers In eseesa ft to assitsetand asity Stecutore of the Sofa Proprietor, CHASM COM& Lets drier, ItOoding. the Wesel Woe Weesielele. A 4 Mime see Sputum holesilase. oondebstittie magermJa is tee painters' and orapeseemr workshops, Ailed at the tele with a large quantity of new MOM sad reeshaekal Doatrivasices, prepared for the podia:tins of the new ammation nautical drama on Monday sext,.satbg_thpktle of the Mariner's Compass. The front wall of the theatie, the only Portion left standing, is in noVy doggerels stet l , and orders bays bos!kgivin, r ta u have it at ones removed. D the Mall time, to prevent 14Matit from its suckles fall, the thoroughfare la froth of the theatre hes been blocked up. sad a body of police stationed there to prevent those wham inquisitiveness is greater teas their earn el denim from Wan victims to their riestaire. The demisseue por- Ws of the wall at the rose of the haildieg bas been I removed, and all fear of deeps is that part hae bees thus pat to an end. The ruins wee etntol-yesterday s by large moods of People from all pasts of the mekevolia, meek spepithy was wreaked in all quartets Om the leans nom- Mla of pewee thus throws eat isellbennel et Mit imeses ef the yea. • ma r l the lemma have bees to the MOrnediatessosseities of the aseterees perms ledels in their aIIIMV, ma IBM sight a poem! meeting of the Members of the company vas held at the Equestrian Timers, sent door to the theatre, to labs their present unfortunate petition Into omisideratioa. The nesting was attended by Meram. Shepherd and Andersen. After srrugerneets had bees made to meet the immediate waste of those t, it was resolved that a committee should be f , with the ob ject of getting up a sines of benefits at some of the metro politan theatres, the leases of several at which bare hand somely plastid their establiabmente at the clispreal of the burnt-out company for ams sight. A committee having been appointed to arrange the details, the meeting con chided. is one of my uncles, whom I have had the misfortune to , ~,...4. .1 Ilk lidlaby --. "Ti n ge of Mann), Mr lose at the age of 90. Although I have Leen a minister , and am one no longer, I have yet some friends in Francs ' a a wki ‘ eteee A n t" , linves"4" OP. "' fat = Me time at the limas Popular and elsewhere, and I should be much obliged to you to I cenosets — rihdeene Arabella tioddard Duesek. MUMS them, by inserting this letter in your next num- PAST H. '., ~„1..... bras. rruv receive, with my thanks, the assurance of to I Til p• "' "`"' or, foe S ancde ' rte .., A .,„,i' vielia' Herr most distinguished oonsideration. Tnouvran. I ii nt:s l i a rk e l dia Mel Dembert -- -. -- Itendetteoht, The Teasps suggests that the denial in the &soh- i aos A Mrs Onuassup Quarte, la C mulor, 00. 8 l'io. S, for two tittiositie/ of the "'rote " said to have been sent by 1 stotijt. stoic, and vtolonatio, MY. Moms. M. Drouyu de Limy' to M. de Bartiges may reef ', L. '....' /1- ibb e a n d l ue l t be le, Benedict IWan. upon a mere equivination. The Gawitt de PrefiCe I The smart of Monday next is to include Mozart's diver publishes an analysis of a " letter " alleged to have • is B list for strieged instrunieste and bona ; been sent, to the effect stated in the telegram chid. Benham'', " ducats Appernonete," played by Arabella legged, and ,phich the Curstitutiotinel takes no 'Goddard ;and Hummel ' . septet is D minor, in which that, notice ad. It is laid to think that no communica- . lad y w i "Pleb's' the Pi•Pdc'rt• pant'. I _._ Mon relative ttase„eacyclied can have been made ! =MAJESTY'S THEATRE. to tome by the Veen Mviensneit. The %tit i , The tolw Lam, psedneed at Mar Majesty's that seems to shock the Cusinittaimind is the wiser- Theatre last night, achieved a briniest snooses—a seta tion that the convention is tabs etebistei according cola well dowel In ersr7 wsPast. The drama is full to its tenor, but whether that has been intimated of wild sad rargagtie intermit; the music is an effective specimen of the modern French school ; the piece has bees to the court of Rome by note or by letter is not completes's ' and splendour most honourable intimated at all. The French government cannot go t up with Mr. Harrison, and acted and sung in a manner not bas consistently take any other course. honourable to the performers. The mania is by M. Aime The Murat family have lately revived a claim 1 Mallard ; the original libretto by Menus. Oarsmen and against the crown of Italy, which they allowed, i Miohel Uteri' ; and the English versioa by Mr. Joao Oxen. doubtless for very good reasons, to sleep during , ford. The subject is in some degree takes from Lord Byron's oa f :I , l 3 rabed h h poems the Corsair and Lars. The hero is the hero the reign of the Neapolitan Bourbons, for an estate I also in Naples which they allege to have been the parr- 1 o f t . f b . ract . t ar mitt'esd bo t h . the B e : in t b e : Gaineeeisfeof Byron'.n. I ate property of King Joachim Murat. The King tale h a y s by 00 mew been wh ite d to. They are differ rat of Italy may perhaps feel flattered at the conies- is almost every particular ; yet the dramatists have eon. sion implied by this suit that the Murat pretender eeived a plot very much in the spirit of Byron, with a de. looks upon his restoration as a hopeless case, but aauslasaa alms, as itrikin " him , though lam gloomy the law officers of the crown will probably never- lad Ued a " lc re g ard to the performance we may say that Mr. Swift was eminently successful in the' theism rely upon a general statute of limitations. character of Lan. We have Dever seen or heard hiss to' The Mutineer's news from Mexico does not coin- grea t er ' , c h an t ies . Th e mania 0 { w as L ou i se p t .,., t. th e prise the letter of the Emperor Maximilian, which character of Guinan (er Ila Jed), was triamphast. bliss comes to hand by way of America, showing his quar. homer, too, in animportant park, made a debut so expellent rel with the Pope's nuncio, which was expected to as to samara her a high Placa on the musical stage. And, in lead not only to his withdrawal from the country , deed, all the performers, without exception, did illation to ci their parts. The e p n u t o h u usissm a the of . the andi:ince . w o r t t tighl rom y IL. but to that of the Archbishop of Mexico. The question may now be asked whether, since Maxi- that it will base along and brilliant run. But to ob:als this milieu confirms the acts of the liberal presidents, result the performance must be shartesed. Four hours am Comoofort and J muss, as to the sale of church too long for London, whatever may be theme in Paris. lIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE el TACK= ME — Tor LAUNCESTON Oblast (ban a sorPl24 SellitSo°ll-IMongdarlgh It t ig p tNR VAIN hi" opu, g realtter 619 tons, JOSIN uNotaoN, USW la the lied= Dacha. This I. VOW. built immtri;erinlOO, boa •a tan pool, wit ► imaellant 1000012110- deks fir sable paartatina sad offers a boilable opportun 6. ity Yor terms of freight or passage apply to Itr. T. VW St. liekdorplact . or to DEN TIT and 110014 11111674liest. BAHLOW'S PATINT OASK STAND, a new invention. ft admirably eontrived that a Call butt, as we! I IN theallee with may be rifted or ttlted on it without isboarer Weebis. 14; action law thopalpab/e thee the sediment at the mod Vapid Bald by no poallbdlty can be disturbed. Price tla. lb.. 14a., to cult 14, 9, and 19 gallon oaks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Novi t-pes required. No more dat bet, or loft wine. Price es. dd. ; ditto. slactroplated. ft—Apply direct le AXIS SAILOR , patentee, It. King Wllliantwftest. Hamden-Muss. lee that kla same and address are ea every article : all °then arc *anon, tuntallons. Itogravinp wawa. Istahllebed letu. b. e sa d MOORrE3 AUSTRALIAN LINN D g O rrirT i rAciorr emp.—for WORICTON BAY Dr= . a u A i ten owl, the wsilknown citypernhip C 11.17.AUT11 st 1. reenter NS toes, .7. - ii. WUOLLUI. Claw man ditaion lu the London Dodo. Mb rogylor cadsodal trader. YAW SWAM NM% and oserand. a m s and ner sat odb. IT kl p eep to ot i s. " arn rlanti Us ni V Welt ; Or to WITT and Itool.l, 9, ilitttonYogest„ riEDET .1117r E3, BEDDING, and BEDROOM 111 —As ILLUSTILATILD with prima ofl.ooh of !SWAMI! frILNITUIti, rot It*, by pool) at opplisation to 11414 K owl 8018, upholateren, , ao IIL < ikirtitirt III - P3 - 1757"2._ —NTS in ]open' IMMIAVIID CORA= 811111.11, do for 4 Good usetniellets (our No. its). to all sties, 281. the half Aosta, Ftollod for eacolleolie sad ehespossi. Priced Usu , s ith fall cubes, past tree. —IOOONIS sad Oils, shirt makers, Ml, ft. rthes-lane, Chsriaverese. let h abildisd 00 years. Os darts iwalt B L BALL PASSENGER LINE of NI currisastecs DmiMdftes. MeMoose .. Ocean MIDI.— Melbourne .. Sda blower. Xct ere mad .. Sande .... Pen... . eend . ON ; UM 2,,0P 2,200 LOOO COOO ladle I rib 10 & ladle Feb. 7 L Iddla Minh 5 & MU& Feb. 3 ledl► Feb.l3 COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS. • NEW and IMPROVED DESIRES A lams masortawat reeds wade at 7s. ed., ea. ed., 10a IAL, and 111 s. el. seek. Beet qualities, well shrunk, made to measure at lea ed. and 19a. ed., patter's of which sent poet tree for two stamps.-110DOLES sod Co.. 6D, At Martin s-lane, Charing eras. Eatabllahed OD years. On paste PrellealL M'.---------b7kila baTs, M b al vac WO r use vaany aad w idgeon/a wised • dorld.kaoira repatattea, - aad lbst pm: wart aleadaktioa b augurpaasedAar yaw& daat..-1 ad taLdcalarsceo respecting freight or is Mamas orn to J.l. UINTA sad Co., : Awls bur the •dt Nag Uwe : owl T. IL MACKA II" riaI s et 1. lasalabbid•••••••• Imba. LC i_perit and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 66 and 67, Orford-drool, W. All the !ant productions le OOKTINO6. VitaTINGB, and TROUSYRINGS, tor Gentlemen • Autumn and %Maw Attie& The new madras for TTOUSOrt and Vante, which are displayed In IrCILS randy, are worldly reconimeaded. Overmatch& WM. ; Winter Capra Pls. to 765.; Jackets, tls. toola. :Deer Oaote. SO& to 76a ; Rock Costa, SOL to 705.: Dress Vidalia. 6d. to tie. Salto, da. to dm Bats and Caps, with Hosiery, Shirts, Um brella& Ac., In great variety. B.S. MONEY WIGBIM aad SONS'Aq IVlBSSllbrawal-yeed, Inodon) LINZ d STEAM and PACKET MU PS I. AGORA LIA. —For MELBOC &NM Port Phillip, threct (to leave the Docks au Monday. Feb. 20, calling at Plymouth), the spleocild clipper ship ESSEX, 1,100 tons, J R. eIetWOOD„ tommsader: Wog In the East India Docks.. Rae maw moastious for all claws of {.rangers an tuannian. sad an Mil or 7Anuporlemen eurgeon.—lor freight or piano apply So ALLMer nod MORGAN (With Maseru Money Wiens and Boni. 7, leadenhalletreet. Passengers by this lise of pactote we conveyed hem Paddington to Plymouth first algae for second clam firth and second class for third claa tares. SHE ACCIDENT IN THE BLACKHEATH TUNNEL. PO PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The return 1 of youth to their respective boardingeoheels Indoors a solicitude for their personal comfort and attraction. and ROW LANDS' MACASSAR OIL for accelerating the growth and improving and beautifying the hair, Rowlands' Kalydor, for Ina =V:the akin and emote/Jou, and restoring cutaneous and Rowlands' °dont°, oe Pearl Danfthics. for ren dering the teeth beautifully white and reserving the ma., ere oonaidered tadispeneable aeoospeaansteds.—Sokl by A. RO LAND and SONS, 20, liatten-gardes. and by eisonists sad per- Duns'a Lab for lowlande' Brads& UNCIAL venom Yesterday af tenwon Mr.C. Cortfar,the moaner for West Kent, rammed and concluded at the Hallway Hotel, the inverigstir into the aerometer's at g the death of the five men Wads, Morrie, Ideshey, ones, sad Feaohey ( tea Smith) alio into the ea. eamstoices attending the death of Joseph Hunt, Edwin Althea, sad John Oullin, who were killed by a colliers. which took place between the 2.40 expense up presager train from Maidstone and a ballad hats is the Blackheath tunnel of the North Kest Railway oc the dtersoon of Fri day, the 16th of Deoenther last. It will lee remembered that the inquest has been adjourned from tines to tines for the purpose of fully investigating the oar. The homer upon Hunt, Oullin, sad All= at Woolwich having also bees adjourned weeding the verdict given last ensaing. Oa the reassembling of the jury, the Comer said that he should like to have some endear as to the down Urea which had entered the tunnel font before the affirm Mr. Chapman, statioc-master at Illaokheatli, was thee recalled by the coroner, sad stated that two =MON down bulbs had paned t h rough Blackheath about the time the collision occurred at the rate of 35 or 40 miles an hour within five or six minutes of each other. Mr. Freeland, the Whiter, made a few observations with regard to the report of Captain Tyler, who had dated that the engine of the ballast train was incapable of drawing the load attached to it through the tunnel. Experiments had been made with the name engine and the lame number of truths through the tunnel, stopping at Madre, aad running through quite safely, although the mils were slippery. Themes Randall, the breeksmen of the ballast trail, for whom attendance from the Marine Hospital Woolwich, the l ioquiry had bra adjourned, was then examined. I . The jury retired, and, after an absence of nearly two hours, returned a redid of manslaughter spirt JIMA, Jones, the porter at Blackheath, and William Henry Lea -1 caster, the guard of the ballast train. The following was Laniard to the verdict :—"Tha jury rehictantly find the verdict of manslaughter against James Joan, she porter, sod we wander that the errorof hie wansalitting the wrong signal arose from his not beiog sufficiently exprirced es a signal , mac. With roped to the verdict against Lancaster, we are of opinion that W. Henry Lancaster having gra to the rear of the train, omitted his duty by not rlthig the venal pirautions to prevent the aosidaat laid down in the mks of the company, he having eaffielset time." The jury also wired to make the following moosionsodatioos :—" That it istiseirelio that the company should enforce strictly the ear ryiag out of their owe nags, and that in all ores spaded trains not in the time-book should be telegraphed by wait ing instruments, and that nay inaprommeet that 000 M be made is the tanned for veatilation would be most dilatable." Mr. Freeland said that there was a bill before parliament for a line from Greenwich to Woolwich, which, if passed, would materially lessen the traffic in the tunnel. Mr. Knight, oo behalf of the company, said the reaom mendatior of the jury should be wondered by the board, sad no doubt they would be duly attended to. it had bees the study of the company to carry on the traffic with safety to the public, and that would always be their endeavour. The inquidthe papers were the. signed, sad the two men, Jones and Ltheaster, were admitted to hail—them selves is 1001. each, awl two meths in fa STUN PROW LIVERPOOL OR QUIERNETOWN TO NZW YORK. TifLIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and INIAMILPHIA STRI3I4IHIP CONRAN Y Woad dee gairalai tbeir lalhorrened Clyds-ber ilinv 8401M4bilA et/WM*9 trott.l Mars malle t TROY LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK. =NA. Warr. Feb. CITY OF BOSTON, Wednesday, Feb. S. Aod sway Wednesday and eery arrear asterday. Cada parr by re dal serrads rg rap Wederlay. 11, 17, sr el rimer , dreardiza tbe sooosarodatien. Cabin by insiderdef a edearen. Id gainer Forward purge learred ell provider erked. Pease= OEM de Weed Wren and MU& Colombia. booked a dry ad term —Poe fairer yardarm, apply to =UWE INNAN yvorer orirror. uvorvoor ;or So ELVIS end Welt a. Kir s,nisefneaa. S 1 ASTLEY 000PlItli VITAL RISTORA , Mr., prebend by Yams. ILLINST as Co., earyeata and eon aft be abletaaa at their residence. 44. Weymouth street low deer tray Parthisd place, Regent's-park, London, W. Price lb. per pocket : by putt Is. extra. THE PALL MALL GAZETTE. ' An EVENING NEWSPAPER and EXVIIIII. It is difficult to descnbe the plan of an enterprise like the Pall Mall Gazette" without seeming to boast, or to decry the 'Sorts et others. But we are unwilling to loss OW advantage of a few words of esplauation. and we therefore tenet the candour et the reader fora that Interpretation of our meaning. The "Pall Mall Guette will contain all tbo news proper to an evening penal. But, addressed salt will be to educated men and women, the space of the paper will not be occupied by gine chronicles, nor by that myna of words which adds nothing to the Interest of newspaper records, while it destroys their lig entesace, therm mUdmiables alone would determine WCO bare ourW ./ ret"l a Mitt" to plain 14 4 11 1 h; but beyond these thereto the fact that the lemons to be found in many an accident of hum We or social policy are lost to the turgid language in which they are commonly narrated- Event& made known by the moraine papers may be discussed le the "Pall Mall Gazette" of Shemin dai, bat they will not be reported anew. Trustworthy advice* from the stoney market wll! be Included in the news of the day. The net of the paper kby far the greater part) will be made np of erigisial article% upon the many things which engage the thoughts, or employ the energise, sr mines the leisure of man kind. Public Oaks, literature, the arts, and all the Influences which strengthen or dissipate society, will be diacused by men whose Independence and authority an equal[) unquestionable, and who an accustomed to regard the public expression of outman as • canes thing. This Is the thief aim of the Pall Mall Gazette . " to bring,tnto daily journalism that full measure of thought and culture, which is now found only in a few reviews. At the same time we by no means Intend to untie the paper or solemn. Rumour Is too powerful. sa well mtoo pedantic to he left out of the design : which will lose none of the advantages of occasional trilling. 11 a thing can be said better In verse than in pm'', It will be mid in mu. Epigram, but not sette—burleaque, but nut vulgarity—will be readily admitted thee its columns ; and since a Juke is often as illustrative as an arguest, good jokes will be welcome too. Ueda be understood that this adtertionient Is rather a pro clamation of idea and of effort, than of promise. But the pro clazaatioa is not made before a large number of able writers have acUrdthe idea. sad pledged themselves to the effort. of the " Palbmall Gazette," 14, Salisbrulatreet, hound, W.C. --- , property and civil marriage, it was worth while to undertake the costly expedition which was fomented --- . . beyond all doubt by the clerical party in Europe. A secretary of the Priry Council is about to be appointed ; this measure is a fresh indication of the new importance attached to that body. The Bourse has been very firm. Bente rose 20c. for cash, and 100. for amount, closing at 67fr. 20c. and 671 r. 15c. Mobilier rose 6tr. 25c. bort hat kn. pou =Or Lion. rley, CARD LINE.--BRITIBR and NORTH riI LILIZICAN ROYAL NAIL STRAIIRRIPS, %monied bf SSAdeskeity to sail between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORIL, nil between LMIRPOOL and BOSTON, Boston, Alps al Mtn to land and receive peasenn lite rs and malls. The NB - es ethos vessels sn annotated to sail bola Liverpool. ORM at Cork to receive Ole malls : ASIA. for BOSTON. Saturday, Feb. 4. 'CHINA, for NEW YORK. Saturday, Feb. 11. • Taking passengen and goods for Names and Ravaanah, to Innalereed - at New York onsbßict to Use perWasna cd the tinted States authorities' on board the Conics. CANADA. for BuoION, Isatureley. Feb. In Passage money, Including stewards fee and provision, bet without whin or liquors :—To Nalifat sad Beaten. diet cab* dIS; second cabin, Mg To New York, Met sable, L 88; mead cabin, Lit, noted to Ratite; Itesteis, and New Yen, id = se d , ww‘ eed our one. pelnega—Angly te I. loon. Id, Old Laid= : 011104 - Ran% Ma 18, Place de la lam, Pars: O. and J. Balsa Bacbananetreet, Olisagew ; D. nsoes C. llsolver, Queenstown : oit D. and C. leacher, 8, Water apt Pimp rts are now absolutelunman for an apt adgreets, proceeding to y e Ulan States. travellers, es. THE HEALTH OP LONDON. BANIC ol AUSTRALASIA. Incorporated 183 6 . No. 4., Tlueeduedle-edreetLoodon, Ist February, 1866. T o Curt al Directors 111114.106 T 01PI NOTICE of TWO VACAICEIS tense DUtECTION by the resignation of Arthar Aspens bask Isq.. and by the retirement of Hugh Culling liffagebildell. Eat., M.P., alto goes out of office by rotation Awl dos ON era himself for sirelection ; and that any peoprte- WA EMI elliallited, intentlbm to become a candidate. or to WPM IRON ether proprietor as a candidate to fill either of such vacancies, must give notice thereof in writing, to be left at the once of the Corpuratfou, No. 4, Threadnetole.stntet, within ten dent from thl. date, signifying either his intention to become a candidate. or the tame and place of abode of each candidate to proputed.—By order of the Court. WILLIAM MILLIKEN. Secretary. •r l. Wl* m a • an bees stet dyer miaow 1. hi It H 2 EASTERN BENGAL •JUTE MANUFACTURING COMPANY (butted). NOrIICIL lit REILLBY GIVEN, that as • Meeting of this Comp' bald this day a DIVIDEND was declared waist ultimo, M the rata of 10 par am& par annum PAYABLE on and titer the Nth proclaim—NT order. A. FORBES. Secretary. KO Jemmy. 1061. Jog published (Chapman and Hall), crown Sys, gUt edges. Price Is. (free by post fora stamps.) THE BOOK of PERFUMES, by Erni= Satin, with above 260 Illustrations "One of the curiosities of the season.'—Morning Post 4 . A delicious book."—Sun A many elegant and sweetipuneUthg volume.'—(Joni Or- mds - r - . • Beautifully got up, and most Intereatlng."—rnited Sergio° Oseatts. To be had of all booksellers, or of the Author, 04 Strand , ISS, Begoatatteet ; and 24, Loodoe. COLLISION ONE HE EDINBURGH AND GLAS- W RAILWAY. TEE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY rat 4 ad 7 Nicht:aria. Idrabord-olaa. il d iED CAPITAL 11.000.000 CALLED i'r aloo,ooo RElEltlat FUND ‘410,000 aulsarr RAT OP 11117.0217 On deposits repexabio at demand 4 pa cent ~ at 7 &yr Baia 4l „ 14 di ~ Verta rotes for motley depoiddartor long pried& ms of Lubec akers barley avert were • a Zs. to ▪ UM. 565. THE COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Forms and Account Books required under the above Act, aloe sll other kinds of Account Books, with every Statiooary re quisite for Public Companies, the Counting-house, de., emi r:rd. ea the boat terms. Printing of every description. Ceding:stem Engraved and hinted: omelet Beal do signed and executed. Ash and Mint. 49. Flestotrest, SC., and Loudon-bridge, B.Z. pa SMITH'S PURE COLZA OIL. Fox SMITH'S MODERATOR LAMPS. 'PDX SMITH'S SOAP CANDLES, dc. 11"laarlorlisirtolriee, for rt. only. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. !Iti. ilso • esi • ,ine• meld Mild mom ra• al 6d• mint Tn. Mr. ESKELL'S EXCLUSIVE' PATOT.—Tbe right to this Patent was seamed to !aka at 4 Groevenoestrest. Bood•dreet, by • Royal fled (July 17, ltne), and am only be procured at his reeldeoce, where ifeeblittll nay be seen. and every informattou can be obtained. L Ws Patent, Artitirdal Teeth. to last ••lite are made, and Sited In a tew boars, without pain or ertons. They aaPPert lame teeth. and protect tender gams ; their resemblance to MAIM 1 perfect and undetectable, and they as guaranteed tor medication and articulation. Treatise on the subject sent kr seven stemma Coasaltations fres. Terms strintly moderate. •41, nresemor-etrest. Rondotrest. (szurges Tizsouite.) ARRIVAL OF PRINCE ALFRED IN BERLIN. BERLIN, Jas. 31. His Royal Highness Prince Alfred is expected to arrive here to-morrow morning on a visit to the Crown Prince. His Royal Highness will leave Berlin on Monday next. k : - t 0.,105. donor 7d. le CORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE NAILS LITRACTID and CURED in one minute, without earl*: or tha taut pain, by Mr. RY..NDALL, 05, Ragent-stfeeL Ladles attended by Mrs. Randall II preferred. Terms, A. dd. to is. Mr. Kendall has testimonials from the Royal Yandly, which may be seen, with thousands of others, from 1l ports of the hingddni, similar to the following :—From the Right Ray. the Lord Bishop of London •—•' Mr. Randall haseß•doiWY cured some corns On my feet without giving any pain"—" air R obert Alexander, 35, CL James's-plaoe, has had two large toenails and a cam extracted from his feat by Mr. Randall, and can strongly recommend him." . THE SPANISH PASSIVE DEBT. MADRID, JAN. 31. The usual monthly auction for the sinking fund of the Passive Debt took place to-day. The prices fixed by the government were, for the first class interior, 41.25 ; second, 25.50 ; second exterior, 33.50. Tenders were sent in at from 41 to 41.60 for the first description, and 25 to 26 for the second. No offers were made for the second class exterior. mt°, ; 110 in -0.1 ;88rn. 86, Regent4treet Qesdrant KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES are daily icaemeesam ay the faeulty—teathaostals lama the most eminent of whom may be laspeeted—aa the moat effectual, mis "way sad coemolant remedy foe Coved sad all Dleordere of PI imp, Cheat, and Throat Sold In bona, Is. Ild., tide, 3 " SU,4 dd., rad lb. each. T. LIAM°, Chemist, 79, ht. Faure Churchyard, London. Sold retail by all Amulets, de. THE ERVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE Ms most scientifically prepsred and most powerful nutri tive cordial ever Introduced: restores to their normal condition all tiesecretious, on the integrity of which perfect health de lt tea specific for debility of all kinds, sad frost ita con , among other Ingredients, PePliso and nhadd`sio of snds, MU prove highly beneficial to the narrows and dyspeptic. lifee ed. per bottle, or four quantities in one tor Ws. Bole AVM". Mews s. roumgarten and Co., 120, Oztord-streat, W.C., wkd Feschurclietreet,l.C., London. LAITUE.—The LETTUCE contains an active Plattele the Uterine, wldelt peeresses all the soothing ot g in= 'khan itarbarea—Nr. JOZLAU, French =749, hi g h ly recommended prepares Syrup add aMe et Little * lattute recommended by the Medical Preteedon for wide, "thine , 'enable, end all cheat attectleme. Bytyl. to. bd.: Pik IL lid. aad id. Pate. by poet le. 54d. mad Its. sd. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, aa effectual remedy. without congaing gm battik ce •• "Eggrin,_ the fie head, trulefficacious and pleasant, la aftsiteed b iodides for immediately relieving COMM. golds Maimed cams of asthma, and Incipient coommgtkee. It ba ~...__qugg'4 7 or parsons whom the faculty pronounce Inceralele, baby IBMs the tickling which provokes frequent= Wfroectdug ecesumption its effects are Wily MN.. deri n d d Of sleep, or even lying dome for fear of irsl'eos- W 4: do rend in a few minutes after Midas M— ady and sold by R. LAMBILKT. elemstsa d =7 ll ' )14=4CherMa-croe lemfon. and by all be and res %tangelos in our.. fa ad. S. Preleular 1.4 adi for Untie; a Balsam. The name ang address los ogglorei en the Mew. SLAVERY ABOLISHED IN TENNESSEE. --Following the example of Missouri, a Union State conveation in Tea sers* ban untiaimously decreed the immediate abolition. of slavery throughout the State, and its prohibition fm ever ; sad it tree further decreed that there should be no °aspen salon to elaveowners. These propositioes ars to be sub mitted for the ratification of the people on the 22ad of February, when, doubtless, the same popular elements which brought together this convention will establish its work as the future organic law of the commonwealth. THE CRISIS OF THE CONFEDERACY. -- The Charkstou Mercury of the 12th aye :—" The alga of the Coafederacy has arrived in fatal earnest. Tbe result of the next six months will bring the Coefederecy to the ground or will reinstate its power. Without reform we are doomed. There must be no mere Jeff. Davis foolery, but brains and nerve ; reform, shooting, eashiering, ordination order sub ; soldiers not run-aways, ragamuffins, rularie GRAVESEND, J 3L—The following gold ships have arrived in the Thames :—The Monareh, from Port Phil lip,Oetabor 31, with 100 Pal•Onfin, 26,000 =ION Of g al 980 hales of wool, sad 308 casks of tallow. The Star - from Melbourne, November 8, with 10.900 ounces of a. On bales at bales wool, 123 bales of leather, 6, a 639 hides, adB6 make of tallow. The Omar PacNi, frees Melbouree, November 1, with 12 cabin peresegers, 4,916 ounces al gold, 3,566 bales at wool, 14 000 bides. 80 amiss of tallow, and 22 toor it spotter. The Lincolnshire, from Milbourse, Nevem bet 10, Ida 130 Namara, %SOO eosins of gold, 1,800 balm al wool, sad 100 - casks Wlow. The above meals had fi ne passages, sad there are no amides% to report. , 01111 MAI. PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY. TUIRMAT, JAIL 3L—hdinissions on mime, 618; ditto by Mime* Ulises. 797; 1,415. It appears from the weekly return issued by the Hagistrar-Oneral, that the population of the tea principal cities of the United lingdom is increase at so rapid a rate that it is seermary to take the inane into account in calculating, for the weekly tells, their mor tality. And b 7 the Da estimates that can be framed from the ceseus thaw population will assottat to 5,634,012 in the middle of the meson year • Loan counties for 3,015,494, Edinburgh for 174,180, Dsiblin for 254,808, Liverpool for 476,368, Manchester sod Salford for 485,780, Glasgow for 423,72 i, Birmingham for 327,842, Leeds for 224,023. and Bristol for 161,809. The population of all the tee cities has overt ewed their limits ; sad even the line of bead arise, lased at the date of the Reform Bill, in the interval of a generation, are already antiquated. The question of the health of the ten cities is of paramount import ance ; for diseases from afar find homes in t h em- or growing epidemics radiate from their centres through the whole populace. Their leaven leavens the whole lump ; as their witelligeoce agitates the masa of the nation. The deaths of the weak ending on Saturday Lot were 3,469, the births 3,643. The rate of mortality (per 1,000 per annum) was 33 in theta citiee—nemely, 30 in London, 32 in Edinburgh. 39 is Dublla, 42 in Liverpool, 40 in lianotheater, 29 in &Hoed, 36 is Glasgow, 3'2 in Bir mingham, 29 in Leer* end 30 in Bristol (=knee of its Serge workbounl. All these rates are above the average of their respective cities, which i. in part due to the winter weather. The mean annual modality of healthy places is, it will be recollected, 17 in 1,000. II the labia** of the Emperor of the French could be drawn to this subject, we should, no doubt, have similar returns for companion, not only from the great cities of his empire, but from all the great cities of Europe. The influence of the cold weather on the Ines of the population ia apparent in the Joanna mortality in Loodoe. In the week that ended on Saturday last the deaths of 1,747 pawns were registered ; in the previous week the number was 1,585. In the corresponding weeks of ten years 1855-64 the average number of deaths in, with a correction for increase of port. lance, 1,591. The deaths in the Kant return therefore exceed by 156 the estimated number. Three hundred and fit ty.nioro persons died List week from union° dimness, the corrected average number being 331. Whooping-cough is the most fatal disease in the list, having carried off 81 children ; sof these caeca were regietend Ia the sub-die trict of St. Peter, Walworth. end 4 in that of St. Paul, St. George-in-the-East. Seventy-six deaths were caused by typhus, 14 by small-pox ' and 26 by measles. The deaths of 5 children from measles is the workhouse, St. Martin-in-the-Field', were recorded. fifty seven deaths recurred from arlatina, and 17 from diph theria. Three persons died from diphtheria at Dartmouth tern" Forest-bill. Four hundred and seventy-two deaths were caused by diseases of the respiratory organs (exclusive of pbtbisis), the corrected avenge number being 404. Bronchitis was much more fatal than in say p re did week of the premed winter mac, 316 pane having died from this disease. Pneumonia, on the contrary, shows a some what lower mortality than the average ; it ourried off 93 persons. Two hundred and three death. occurred from phthiria, 86 from diseases of the heart, And 183 from diseases of the brain and nervous eyetem. Thirty-eight persons were killed by accidents, 16 deaths occurred from fractures or contusion, 3 children and 2 *delta died from barns or scalds, 5 persona were drowned, and 9 infanta and one adult were suffocated. Two persons committed suicide, and 2 infanta were murdered. The widow of a baker, sited 66 years, was found deed on 20th January, at 10, Compton street, Clerkenweß, f rem exhaustion from exposure to cold sad neglect The eon of • cooper. aged 13 years, died on 17th January at Guy's Hospital from hydrophobia, the result of his having been bitten by a dog a month pre viously. Two deaths occurred from traumatic tetanus. Last week the births of 964 boys and 930 girls, in all 1,894 children, were registered in London. In the ten correspond ing weeks of the years 1855-61 the avenge number (corrected) was 2,084. BOAItD Or TaeDs, WHITZRALL, JAN. 30.—Tbe Bight 800. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade give notice, that, from and after this day's date, dodges applied to fancy article* in woollen, registered in Cl usXII., shall have a copyright of one year on payment of a fee of 6a ; to 'in extended to two years on • payment el lea ; and to three years on • payment of 20s. • dfC. GRArr's APPOLCIATION OF Glearsara. Ssidemot.—The following letter from General Grant is pub lished in the New York wen :—" Headquarters, Army of ' the United States, City Point, Ye., Dec. 21,1861.—H. H. Hunter, D. Talmage, Jobs T. Buser.—Dear Sirs,—l have jut this moment received your printed letter in relation to your proposed movement in acknowledgment of one of Ohio's greatest eons. I wrote wily yesterday to my father, who resides in Covington, Kentucky, on the sense "abject, and asked him to inaugurate • subscription to present Mn. Sherman with • furnished how in the caved Cincinnati. General Sherman is eminently en titled to this mark of consideration, and I directed my father to heed the subscription with 500 dole. for ma and half that amount from General Ingalls, Chief Quartermaster of this army, who is equally alive with my self to the eminent scrams of General Sherman. What ever direction this estuaries is favour of Genera Sherman may lake, yon may rat me down for the amount earned. I sumo* say • word too highly in praise of General Sher man's 'erases from the beginning of the rebellion to the present day, and will therefore abstain from Salary d him. Suffice it to my, the woricrs history gives on record of his superiors, and but few equals. lam tray glad for the movement you lave est es fees, sad of the epportuaity of adding my mite in testinsosialuzlimeal=tgreat • isea.—Yeers Inky. Gaarri THE DEATH OF TER HON. EDWARD EVERETT. WARRINGTON, JAN. 16.—The following announosment has been flopiehed for general publication :—" Departutest of State. Washington, Jan. 15.—The President directs the undersigned to perform the painful duty of announcing to the people of the United States that Edward Everett, distinhed not more by learning and eloquence than by ansurpanial and disinterested labours of patriotism at • period of political disorder, departed this life at 4 o'clock this morning. The several executivesents of the government will muse 'tiptop/the o ha paid to the memory of the demand ai ban and anted, wherever the natloeal name and authority are icknowledmid.— (Sited) Wm. H. Stamm" REERAL or TIM MAIN TAX..... 4. very longs meeting was hold yesterday at the Town-ha ll , King ' s Lyon, for the of advocating the repeal of the malt tax.. The largo stone hall was quite Mind with farmers and the proosetho throughout wen of a very unaimocis and se timing* &seeder. The High Sheriff of the county (Mr. Lee Harmer) presided, and amongst those present were Mr. Boothe* 11. P., Mr. Gordo., MP.. Lord Sondes, Hew Ti). Ilny, _ka The High Sheriff having opened the meeting, called upon Mr. Bethink, M.P., to move the Ant resolution, which, after addressing the meeting at .3 length, he did as fellows r--" That in the opinion of 17: matins the melt tax is unjust in principle, sod most In jurious to British farmers as producers of barley and pro doom of meat ; sad the govartunesk by and actively promoting the peeing of the Mr i o i f s r Cattle Act., have recognised the dams of the agri cultural community to relief from the presset. unjust and amnesia, system, and that aa no relief ham bin thereby affordsd,'it is the duty of the government to provide such relief. And in the opinion of this meeting that sea only be dose effectually by a toil repeal of the duties upon malt ; sod this meeting donna, therefore, respectfully to urge upon the government that in any /*minims of taxation those duties should ha the first to be repealed, either honor dietely or by such progressive steps as may be thought ex pedient" Mr. John Halton (of Cullen») woonded the revolution which was carried. Mr. B. Guidon, M.P., moved—'That in the opinion of this mania: the prevent partial, opprtagve, and unjust duty upon malt, acting to rabid the consumption of barley, is greatly injurious to the growers as well as to the consume', especial= labouring clam" who by its operatics an virtually the use of a beverage peculiarly nation' and produced in a peat mourns by their own ithostry." This was seconded by Mr. W. Stantoa, of Hoteghtou, and adopted, as was another on the motion of the Hon. T. De Grey, seconded by Mr. Douglas Lynes. INLAND RAILWAY CARRIAGE RATES. —A letter from the Chancellor of the Exchequer was read at the meeting of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce yesterday, in reply to certain representations which the Clamber had made on th e above subject. In the representations made by the Chamber to the Chancellor of the Exchequer (to which his letter subjoined was a reply) the Chamber urged that sufficient facts bad been collected to show that the traffic of Liverpool was Deigned with charges far in exams of those imposed by the railway companies in other ports, and thetase the trade of Liverpool was a mere transit trade, the imports being for the most part dietributed mainly by reilways over the whole onntry, the question had a most important national bearing, and was worth the attention of the legislature. The f is Mr. Gladstone's letter Downing-street, *tehall, January 21, 1863.—Sir,—The Chancellor of the Ex chequer desires me to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 20th instant, oo the subject of the excessive rata levied by the railway companies on the traffic to and from the port of Liverpool, and I am to state in reply that the Chamber of Commerce in doubtless swan that the Treasury has no power of interferon. ; bet Mr. Gladstone can give the council the aanassos that her Majesty's government an very sensible of the satessal fla perLsos of the question to which this communication relates.—l am. sir, your obedient servant, CHARLES Is RTAN. —Th• Feudist of the Chamber of Oaintisethe Mr. Clarks reported that a committee from the Chamber had just had a satisfactory interview with the parliamention sub-committee of the Town Council, and that they ail scoured theirbordial support to any measures for obtainiig ea equal male of railway rates. It was intimated also that opposition would be offered, through Mr. Hotsfall, to the proposed caw bill of the London and North Wasters Com pany, unless the company produced the return ran of charges for goods which had been ordered by the House of Commons. ST. JAM AND SOHO WORKINGMEN'S CLUB AND INSITEGTL—This dub his been in existence eight months, but owing to the exceeding difficulty of getting premises, it his been "a name" without " • load habitation." The pioneer members, however, have stuck bravely together, and bevies at last, through the considerate kindness of the Rev. H. Jones, obtained convenient room., they held their opening earn on Monday night, in the St. Luke's school room, Seth. Mr. Marriott (a member of the council of the Central Union) presided. Amoopt the speakers were the Rev. F. D. Maurice, A., Rev. Harry Jooss, /LA., Rev. Henry SoUy isecretary of the Unios), Mr. Hughes, of Lin coln's-inn, and Mr. Turfy , the secretary of the club. Not withstanding the long deiey, there is every reason to hope ffi that an ecient club will before long reward the efforts and patisooe of the promoters. Etursz WILL CASK—Yesterday afterooou the directors of the poor of St. Panne beM as ad joursed meriting at the Vestry Hall, for the pur pose of receiving a report of a committee u to the mast proceedings contacted with the making of a will by an in mate of this workhouse, named Joseph Smart, stated to be heir to property in Leioestar and Staffordshire of the vile. of some 140,0001. or 150,0001. The chairman, Mr. Law ford, in the Came of the proesedings, said *are Una • later from Mr. Bishop, sad • somber of other i a relations of the old man, who had pow tuned 1 d p.. 6 4= oom munioation• wen reed ; that trots Mr. Bishow them some thong persocal reflections on the pony sup t red. have bees the cause of the publicity , dem:mooed bona as having found a mare's nest, declaringthe prop erty beef the vain of not more that 5,0004, end tight of the board to interfere, except so far an nith burn the parish for the cost of the old man's waist •astr sod declining to produces the will. The committee isquait•d to nations their investigations, and it was , farther resolved that th• whole of the oorrespooduses referred to than. Yesterday (Monday) morning, about 9 o'clock, an accident, somewhat alarmiag in its mature. but which fortunately wee not attended with any injury to life, took alarm at Broomhonse siding on the eburgh and Glasgow line, about • mile and • half to the east of Winchburgh. The aosident resulted from • panel:weir train osmiog i t collirion with•• heavily laden goods train. It appears that the passenger train leaving Perth at 6.30 a.m. for the south, and the goods train departing from Glasgow some house earlier, arrive at Linlithgow within • short time of each other. The goods train passes the latter place holt-anhour in advance of the passenger train, which, after renehieg Lurk art, travels at express speed to Edinburgh. When the goods train arrives at train it is shunted from the F.burgh to the Glasgow line of rails to allow the express going east to pieit, and obviate the danger of the goods train being polishes by the one whioh poss. eerily travels so moth faster. Yesterday morning the pods tissue left Uplifter , as usual at &30 for Edinburgh, and on coming up to the siding was shunted accolding to custom. The Perth train, however, happened to be tea minutes late, and as it did Pt make its appernem at Broonthouse after its appointed time fled elapsed, the driver of the goo& engine became alarmed lest the 9 a.m. wirers leaving Edinburgh for Glasgow would come into collision with his waggons. In order to avoid this dearer, he resolved to shunt back oe to tth Edin burgh line. With the view of effecting this wifely, the signal man hoisted the danger signal on the poet distant • quarter of • mile to the west of the siding, so as to intimate to the driver of the Perth train that the line to Edinburgh was blocked. The accident occurred while the goods train was in the act of being shunted. The driver of the Perth train, on leaving Linlithgow, would seem to have increased his velocity, with the view of making up lost time; and by the time be came within sight of the *oars; the train was travelling at full express speed. On perceiving the danger signal, he reversed the steam power, applied the break, and endeavoured to stop the teeth, but he could sot effect his oct cooesquence of the slippery state of the tails. The pwmpr train was only beginning to slow when it came IntoaolHioe with the goods weeps', which were at that moment being sheeted. The crash ems eery violent, sad crested groat alarm among the pea. About half-adorers waggons were hurled off the 2gry the crash and broken Into mews. Fortunately, the passenger train was • light one, comiiiing of ally three canines and • guard's -the, sad the amp dame to it was slight. The engine sad foreemet carriage were oonsiderably smashed and the woodwork splintered, but the passengers swayed with • few braless. The line was blocked up for some time after the accident occurred, and the forpoon trains between Edinburgh end Glasgow wore consequently delayed. As soon as the collision conned • telegram was de spatched to Glasgow, and Mr. Dem, the compares eer, and Mr. Johnston, the superintendeat of the Imente de partment. and other officials, arrived on the spot. A MO tor of platelayers and surface-men were procured, and by 2 o'clock the Mae was perfectly cleated sad the ordinary traffic resamed. T h e pawners by the Perth teals were sent on to Edinburgh without delay. The seginemaa of the Perth teeth is Archibald Neil, who, it will be remembered, was the driver of the true on the eight of the 13th October, 1862, whoa great Wiselaburgh accident occurred. about four tulles west of the piths where the collision took place yesterday. We understated that he has, in the meantime, be suspended by the railway authorities, wean the iaventigatica which is being made into the sailor.—Sootassegis. Yanurs Tuesianult—ii full length portrait WM% takes hem life el gold, who was nose* azscated at Cbsinsfsed, fee the maw of Theodor Cbriatian Fable* la-Nownster last at Plaistow Marshes, Du bosa Wad to the Mamba Phroisenosay is Valsse-serwit REPRESENTATION OF SALIIOILD.—R was agreed at a meeting of the electors of Self ord held yesterday otter- • noon that • requisition should be forwarded to Mr. Oliver • Heywood, et the firm of Heywood Brothers and Co., bookers, of Manchester, soliciting that gentleman to offer himself for the representation of the borough, in the room of Mr. Massey, who has accepted aloe In loft, Rarnitinurrattow or Nonni Erma. —A requisi— tion is is mum of signature inviting Sir Thomas Wes tern to become liberal candidate for North Emax. REPRESENTATION OF MA! norowt.—lt is cur.; reedy reported that the tory party in Maidstone have succeeded in Minim Mr. E. L. Beata, of Preston Hall, to come forward as a candidate in that interest, is coojuno don with Mr. J. Wardlaw, on the dinonletioe of the prel meet parliament. We believe there is no doubt of the oorrectoces of this report; but it is satisfactory to know that the liberals are so well prepared for the struggle as to render the choke of meanings on the organs tide a matter of comparative indifference, to them.—South Bogert' Gazette. THE PRICE or GAIL—The Phoenix Gaslight and Coke Company, lighting a greet part of the month and seethe met of Leaden, have lamed a notice to their consume that from and after the 31st of March next the prim of gas will be mimed to 4• in the tows and to 4s. 3d. poi I,ooofeet to the country par* of their district. Atoms or LONDON.—The Bishop of London hat conferred the honorary canonry in St. Paul's Cathedral ren dered vacant by the completion of the appointment of the Rev. Frederick Charles Cook, WA., to a canonry nadir nary in Essier Cathedral, upon the Rev. Edward Mario!, M.A., of Christ Churl, Oxford, who has boon rector of St. Dunstan's-in-the-West, near Teeple-bar, sines 1842. Hr lordship has requested the Rev. Wilham Conaway, WA., the recently appointed canon of Westminster, to fill the office of rural dean of the rural deanery of St. Margaret's, West mimter. The mad domain Malaise all the sew aerobes in and throughout the mother parish of St. Margaret's, and the two churchesof AU Saints and Holy Trinity, A 11101 IT TEI SHOW.—On Sunday evening the Rev. Astrid Carr, who had bees emsducting Divine service at Ratrusghope, left that place to return to his home at Woolstestee. - His road lay over the Luau:tend, Sinop shire, with which he wos perfectly acquainted, Wt, mice to the terrible blinding snowstorm which took place as he ascended the hill, the rev, gentleman lost Me way. Re peatillratansithing tato mow drifts of considerable depth, coed tly (lighting his way out of them, he gradually lost • boots, stookisp, hat, and gloves, and in this de ' plorable state he was compelled to weeder during the tight. He manfully continued his e ff orts till daylight , and about 10 ergot* in the forenoon be reached the Carding mill in the valley, snow blind, and fearfully frost-bitten. Be was carefully attended to sad carried to Church Stmt. tee, where he was pat maw medical trestmset, and is likely to recover. It may be stated that be had not tested food since his !washtub on Sunday montieg. On the same night a labouring mu periAtod is the snow on the Long wind, end his body wee dissevered near the track that Mr. Carr hadmiesed. SAVED PROM DROHNlNG.—Yesterday afternoon Mr. Gladatoss, Chanosllar of the Exchequer, left °shores, where be arrived on Monday, as route for London, and embarking at Trinity-pier, Cowes crossed in the Elfin steamer to Southampton Desks. Eire is order to land it was necsrery for him to enter a boat and row to the wharf, and w is doing this a boy, who had occupied a small boat in the docks, by Beene means managed to overbelaece himself and tall ov erb oard late the water. The crew of the boat in which Mr. Gladstone was bad their lineation called to the accident and they managed to reach the poor boy and ramose him. BOHAI CATHOLICISM 114 TURSZT.—Ruetem Bay, minister far the Salim et the Court of Italy, has just ad dressed to the Pays a letter on tho subject of ea article which appeared in that jursel, sad while embalmed the following per nie with refereass to the Run& church : " It is estate religion, as in Spain or Austri•—• proscribed unship, es is Sweden and Turireg.'• Enron Bey degree IMO* shismant with sideresse to Taskiry is urns, as ell prow who Dime visited wilttry of We yams, or have sidled its Writattoits protroesivid notions. can *fens that the catholic rangier is porfutly free. 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