The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-04 00:00:00

if ea ge :- ;• - • • /II • J • ''•A4 ."6114-4e, • NEWSPAPER 4 • fj 5) • • .r ; .; its SS 2111. ti 21 No. 4,178.] OVERLAND Rai% - COMMUNICATION WW *4l Nave:a MI ...: Melku. w Taw Bflyz a res. r=. /WA a4Aft emb Mil= tea Orogri IIAMOIV•• Idled Oar Mimi. lbe morr• : 81"... th ill t=taisio ll"*.i n Low CAN FRANCISCO, Calilsevis (list •ki Nth Jimprpf, tamwolmo Opoollino eloper W1L118L11.34•6=• L mop wolOa. boom •Up M. Isaliorloo DopitArol et! bpappolkod alwia—•opio 1•11•11 TION*OII rid Oa , 111Mor•pien.i.O. DOTIM—Tbe alamin kr Balla% sig Deese ass isisailad Is sal as Oar% ersssa. as bosh isseaml sad Imassmi possisa. se W 4 isigiwe NM& gum am NORTH AMIRICAN ROYAL NAIL MAD IN ljni lir OS AIWOIAW se Wt. LI V WOO L NA I Vir mal lowan LMIL awl MOMS. the 11.1011011 sLIILLIFAI Is Vol god raft, growl , sad los Nola Mr eismosig ... sir .....D so. 55....550l so ..s. AMA. Ds 3NW TOl f ik uir ,Da 7. A ali slA. tar e % Irrl lM AZOlllssa. • >L _ .r I= Midi arir g e= 1N" V ... ..ai11b Mwafts. &ler askikat! •••100=astXg DI. awned o da irk. 47 oar Ist ... I 11.11:=1.1... 01111 1% .. irdis. Sar • NW., 01, SWIM rasa rosnowa.—lsr mow or slim writ se J. is. P.M. 68. OW 11•=4•Wir. Ueda. : D. Nam. asd IL Ras ds la Only hub, J. aid J. Sum% 011..... r D. and 0. Irlssr. Irsiworar. laws. TEAM OOMMUNICATION to NI/IW YORK. The LI VIZIPOOI, NSW TOIL sod liga=l 6 A . MI lIPOO IS PAN meld dommilig ft* OM. OM. litmOlent amlialleft. smart gannipm awl Oseadria. NW • 101 yrrw T,IIIL SPIN MSGR. irWr Wore,. Ole M. Jra. CITY el SIOO,IIIIII/LO. tram flassoo. JO& MINI ITY ofig,Lru roar hem L. 111,00.1. Jr. 11/41. city at Id 48IIINOTOO. from Laveraosi. Fula 1. ISM. AM are mammas WOINFISI Dam IdoopaeL Odle 1.1.11. nod i ipthos. reward t.) the asomosdialso 1 .111•0111 , ,, tlfte llamado/ ta 'Nod all porldeas fur sod Oa VOW *WS pi eg irrialinaa. woo —Vas torz amo ssrlisalon a p pl y :Wit Awt s = a brift. ; w w OITMO TEAM trio LIVERPOOL to AIIIRICA AI c i t . l. to oo moon' ow= owoodo. omosore 1 LIVULPOOI. IPO POIMA RD. essmsti. I L i r !us. Jas. 111. J• 1 I it faigi b erit Zito% Beam 1 %MC. 9. amid ill S.. os • MtmEtitiso pro all d riaan ts= a rzt wed 11111411.1. I). WaSOMIIN Laurpeil. NOTTERDAM lad tbe AHEM "IT omp.s.u. ow c elkillieWieuromsWetastioratlia.. orilit r. is re Tam 1 TEAM to 001116NBUR0.—The Ase fitit.eless S...hersrairee•Urp:s. a "A ia sZe g ia" .. IS it:pm_ e_ jailor Fr fosiloi. ipso. Sc. sork l :73l 2 62 2 14 9 11 . 1.1.==t601 r mil"' and EXPRIRTIOUB ROUTE to IMAM =4l-vvr. tr ., wampum) ead 0011. 6=l4noill a lto:AY/A and II aos. *in in Inn Inn Lori 41, F Irit• T. ammy. on LITOSD PI A. w se sow trdos. Sonn4I NN no. lit likenden anon Una% unilan• In nown nit ltssidoss. NIL 114.4- di ne giliz iw isess: Imme Wrirewd 4EIO haw ....i." 4 !"%r nossao4 Ar, na Linn noons. sin Minot Inn AlWiliblf.ll•lnned :et Wawa 011/1111111 Oat. r ic it BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. larepeerr_ Wilder dewier. Omer el Oreeree be Ili= tel VI I OTIOS. Sea a MI: T 7 DIVIDIUID. et Ow woo at •a pm mi. or k ois. lesere ber ea dee mad of de Orb. ril be /MT MILO le Or ef Mem lered le die . es sea elde dr MI d J eisera i f ons.... e. se sa. blee ran of dee dr k i r. berms re beer e =as borer bream re ISO Ira erl sr peeree.. ILLIe ewer nor be dere derma lert pried.—lte weer d dr a iraap. Newsom .'.. r , ft. I{i►tlt~ Labkm. Dr l 1111. EOTICE of DIVIMIND.—BANK et DEPOSIT • lOU lte. I, Palmy. Wan ••1111M 1M Iwo-mina ;NT 118 wr d M .on gm mow ors Dap Mom* es 114 Mtn Imamll. mil Is soM/ tr IS am she sob Jamas. W—N Mawr .4 I ems her. Ilia Nets' mosaisoc memmers meow. matios. mom mpllsomm LOAM SIMITIID VllllOl2l MI YNWOI LOANkp MS la UTUAL ASSOCIATION ... I =2l irtlVlTTlorilisid Ihrsows. ° "="s am. as P•summi. 'wow. wrist law, Ma sad No war ark rt. TVs law sea eawial se Ws Amilides Yr be isepleN li• Wasserms losnesiseely. elm Imaylai al slave Mb swiresm. or Ita estisimet =Verna el foil ialenulies. he% or M usimpt traisisies.o• • •• <T MIAOW. Maw). IIABH ADVANCEB MAD', witlost wi tst by Ms LONDON 11l VM/f MINT Co I obsooos a doolk Mb of dale. for =rig% 111•0111 f. PftlipMe Y ew ~ 1110011101.1. bmbr 6PR ra. .. 04 1 1 . 11: 4 10.i ammo el arms Asmara assail so . mimeos iftatifi& THB MN' TEAR.- °WAGE 1101P•ON, woo lito Aarsioormy of Os Illiabbansot of Ye Imboomo to to .ontoo the yobbo osomor g as tlko mow prioloit of Oadoolorto mod CrTiOrnan• •• twos* obsomOol sod to WY Wolk Weir of bio .oro emodoe sourroot mode for MINIM mono 01420100 d mitootto plow no twit Ale itt au ammo& of lio mot ioulomat mitoloit ......, 136. OK OV. prylodioto soilduo olonoloo bin so* lolootol MO& lONIA. 0•101.00.&T. Somuloilo tot No 40Mo 00111111 . arm SO!. lo Olt Trior= a rot MP" ' ; ass ° Ihnw • WNW oak • unismuerassr. kisA:ll.llL BROTHERB, Liadeste-kill, are the hmemine w sob Makin et Os 'TWIN VAN TSOUBSIII. et lie disluoll Wallas Derdthar, .%ynsta4 1.401 al LOLL BROTH IRS, SO, Ledgatekill, warrant pto am Ili rad Egiwlel et OW NT Dalt MUM l' SO UMW. MAL SAMUEL BROTHERS, 29, Ludgate-MIL waresat Ilmir 1101 V WITS. at ISL. ftmoilla OYDINHAK TOP COAT, 41,-; MUMS, 17s. el • lIMINUOM ITe. 61.—ralbans maiselea 1. ia im rall. " X e djaL lis : =rarja l tear= wary arum., an *Noe at bk. Y Maisibirmat dANIf peoNomy sad EXCELLINCL— .IJ s sodas aad SOY. ISareiret TON% O wei4 2 selsorlska le emblem sesseene awl seasesees Is MOSIIII/61 le • warm aed im is 'EWA lOW ear other erns be Smokes or ahmetert 7W net wets are b 11.11.1. ;• enbilhllieli Orioles thew ta swept palm OW be • lam CA 4.11. n.• leg et oseteubire weld be Med, Meer JIL V• % Mkt OLOMING be Tie Übe -WI IS T•11.011LiMOMP=111/ 4 1=1,461tbdie et w. r, deserve. hese she lowest Is Yr YAM Wiley se,hse esel (watts mown we astager. Intim Ilbeletell= ••weft ww.weasta atstra. Imp adol •41.aratle• .700 g et 110111111 IT. flewpw . lrit. u$ Pr es.. Useier al. Mar sod Oast. Siete meg ha M. 11K e eel 001 madi l o w a be prilatisab elmessi ON welds W eat we.a al. It MS be euirod„erirmaNl reheat bei4IIWAL were Tula Wes, eestelabs, a ROMS of the Ibises et Ibllbt Owlsms, slab rel. Co nil rawarratwet awl Ilit of pilaw, ends ee iselleille% le .speed 6.1 110111 Kier A BLUISIIIIN TS an am Wow: 11e.5 •Wea • rel wean, seesaw. Magas GINO tKm %M 4 0 .. Nrlaer of Ilan mewl ay aaAscsat Mid sad thwillet4. Terlellts. OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! at lama aa sad diesatioartsadad. IL 0• nob A. XIMOILIMiI as/ ALD4aTit. ..d 11/ OUVILDMIIIIIIIT Mow Halslllllllll. LHE "INDISPENSABLE" SUIT, mods id Wilma matalab Is all WM= led •4•0911 for wale& rldiag, uneven& awl lisimm. Al~am.b. ihe i eut ••• gernombl• • be •laselarl lob st V. 11 , 106:4 sad lON emir of Muer Nag OsJord rircet ern r 4 limmrreril HE OREAT KASTERN.—Aaelnant /Owns& wilts • bcosufulls .. ,sw.ll sasmnAt " led an./ beobispsd mole . . il Ze ll iilioaD• rrats? 11111011.1 •11 sal ALIMATS *me NUNN'S VEGETABLE (COLIA) 014 is. par ", i ss izmig ar.i.e. okaka. Fowl ir fir maw is re mei: by rr a redi add A I M 'a • Nob dd.,' doer. sad darddrded ad deaddr. TRU LY EFFICACIOUS sad MILD. Dr. poor!! Eklollll sad LIVIA PILLS. puipred yaws 'mug she ruder 4 Dr. OWL h apDrararic art. put 7 :l7:iound lankshis Wall Irlowdlie Mum L.., whid. er fi n.. r% I=ll4 ay. rvs vansho urs, as Ire s visor gac Lacs r.dullarr...rt • arklikl *dr oproarieD Oar re ifin %My snake 86141614. dreminla dledgi nl a tilk 4l rrt Le rwrver qrsor.-41•11 "1:41. pan 11. ern lir oak ler Dr. Seattle Law Vs- mo • iromill IMO padiam - Jou.rurtrort.' signied is lie ilessummt am& Lingentorox COLUMN, Pasa=relent, A da l w.—eivez 11=., swirries. es• n tr i e. *rex Mbegams mblYsol mlOsat • i q MiLlrer: =ri a i • wow/ & HITrINGTON CLUB sad METROPOLITAN krunrav iUtpmellkeeeiL swot A IeA ur AA I VIIIIIIIII SALL mei 1 bid es .1i be semeletMe a te mei sari eb 11. 111=dmi ll -II be miebeesel Ist tematembst et dm am. Me L—Todgm. et say mber. et ebe Z. S. eleteleep. ROYAL TA I FSURREY _ ak GARDINB• Mi ,r,.,gb:..1.7`....5er`dZ1 NATIONAL ANIZEILY BOOM, Tirsi ttiret ime da:rr: iirstirrar l it= is e ar="C a rA: zrn e szr.sr.2lA.w.x .ii tivuoisr .. .=Lbs 4 = oar A ;-••• graramiW Adsbles. I& • kt . GYLL 11001111, Wiadmill-strest.—Ortal Oztriao 11,1117M0. =lt= ism asloold Maw ,; I holicsiti=ssise IHZ LONDON PAVILION. Tkelma•-etzsit. Hartorket. yew ask le !PIM • rot••• Itt to lES not PAlFiLloff. 111•01 mew us bull q0)101CMT. Achwindsa Or lutouherw• SOW Mow Gallurloa ha • wramaammirs -114. pifitw lemma da b = g a la minatabs. =a! A DELA ID; GALLERY, Lowtheritreads, lONA lb 1011 OPIW 1/te 111 VI PIAMION. all Thebormi ma Is moial. ~OA OM Pli LARN'S MAGNIFICENT ANAMMICAL um A te,e tk. iarriglassi woo mica smi..vra es dr ahem • 17 maim' ?is Pil• !n V= a. M= . 11mrsi. Mom bum PARTIRS.—A am-dm CONJURZ ING 111/1111MILTE= tar Tv. emirs. so al the OIERN or (MIMI 5eug ..... T07 ft. Nov berhassis. Mies iljetrasublisa amainimul prodded IS SS SIIIS—ZI CII3IISTMAII-121111 ORNAM MTS.—From& . beemi .umi ailowij i may V:z o ttilth take orimistag of Mot Childers litme s As Mom* tufty ma at Ma Mot melb-tt Ma IOO I I 4IMM. M the *swift me Matiolm•msal la timm. s aim" E ROP E A N sag COLONIAL Will CIONPANY. TSL Ow bum Moßal kr W. je lle pwrV l ZprlvrAs RAM= vtli Pal i ng arm& wlawsor. al a swift at a pc RIBA ISSlt t riitt: laittiv,. WANAOSIA pwdom OIL moißk. . ROYAL IfigoRVEIRIRIK= fry WA USIM PARIIvICIPAIIr7M 4 ,-• • a ..: MA prit ......• • cialtatt""W i ttvs k it..a.... ~.......... i M. IF Marga. 0 T I C IL—To Woos a trial of SOUTH AILIOOII lIMINS. II& art Mr. rot 60. leNhe lad• 00. awarplos d mai* blur madmi 117111•0== 10 = 601,011 • 114 = 884 4 4 . 1 . 011 P.411L: bolds et boa iao Mow ON Wale of bat AM .. I.ooe Ma Mans = ea gas besUe of blot *Mar 11.01. awl Om C. 04•10 Biegt . m7 61 0 80 /sals• T l OW.Mnrr. AM oft W. $O.OlO. U 0 sod 00011 lwalB4 • ufaumxara COGNAC.—A per i ef es bum we YAWL lb. pt OM. Oa gra Wei% ms Ow sb• iniert sowar raiml4. +A lan NOURISHING LONDON STOUT. knows as sod ear ir emilw /LITS.. siosousd Sir Ns prolly isti los masa assemS es IIIIS: 0 1111IF mil Ohio 46. 1 a. IL Pet Ss. 4ssio plas s , lc . as. James. &IF. lams& g el HI BEST sad CHEAPEST TRU eel ODITIVI la MOUND ow t VlLlore by alabsUil Os, Tin 11 Ire witisl I. oB:rtin. CU. krilia, &.. , 4d. j beibms Nes. b. bl. b. *L. 4a. Tom rml b by If 4116. oat =Mob Ins to jog ...bike et eimin la lbobiell. A We ammo aim Dam obiritsi prim. " WHAT do the wild Wavle =tew I"—Why, Oil pm se ucdausztlf tiew i temel to Mow PEA= bagSM9. l 7 p9M ea obeli doomboog or h. UMW Id the , C H = . - 3 = 1.107 11.11 Y. O. Owl lA. Yi kAWf p FRUITS sill PRIARRVIA, 10s. par ad i t:l Com= 4 l4"ccirnaie r gult is zi: Poem 01 arm rd midis Plis. 3 I= B" Tessous.. "."ll 4. l VZ S A Tat welalb Bar fir to • .B. es. Tame.. sag 46. per lb.—Ai BA LEM* 01. Jielasedrust. maw 41 'Mina. IL Aim* ewe. (tlas bast), frau Devaambire. I& dd. ..sd. a af ample LIM ars Ow aft w Zatr imo rs of iney Clarb every O. Jain* MIN K .. IWirs "" " 6 -6—• Provides Illanbark W. IMMlblisd IS paw QCARLETT and BON'S PORTABLE MOCK 1.„, 11:17/101411PHIAL TO TUB ILlALLzp.liit. IL= CworZr"... direr° AUSAG 118.—GENUINE HOME-11ADL-- 6. Pat. 10•111T01 awl SOL Beriaft prRRY HAIR RIIIITORRD to no NATURAL ootoma.-111111ALWIL,, Nana liradarbs. MI OUZLO WV. Ij. IMAMfi r TITIna: INTIO RUSIII4 I. owl LW Weals IL Sr War flak awl Mar= IL Ws Paratrrwaiwe Bros& PAW 46. redja-411. Wren ay Irr had. ands. or W imp. obi r. lamade." 110.1 be WI dmibb bid mortmise at subieb DATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.— SALMON, OM sad OD. mart vskaater kilns w ear es kir UMW bass Wpm is as sasuards a 14 pros. an Owe la mak lemmas eb laws ors sad skorlis kr oar oar lamasa. fl se assirw kr Naar rick. le el se, isgadar as amenlsk sr Olgapill Pam. la Os nossary no amaski is wide. of Übe body omo looli beak Or birs. -- Ira sibr an WI Ike Ake Lake we Fr fial a ztr ais v al Wows 4ser. .1111. El PTURI L-11, 113:I si lAttas Peanut. 111.1111 1100.11./1111 LIMBS IMO (palletell led alb la Or lleldbtes• 1.11) is in c. 4. ..... be be do nee aloft lisle wow op NSW& Tbe eme et 0 mi ...11 ettee lb bete indeed • Mt sod In reelebe. W th... 'P E 21r is renra n ; ars — b elibe ' neb . eme Yet It GOMM be dieselee. 1111=3 eeelseas WI. rak es et tee W tie left Mies me be seyer. Ille. brit 11. Rendlite. y Minkel Sem ea lbe enswelreele.seil • mit men him Allo llllll IL IM PTURE—The PATENT P- Z v ap i lli 2 . = .4. 114•1 Dak e sim pit egg e w I searain glair 4 a awl Inn Is se wiling morma Pmerom Ow balm AMNON • Mo• •Sfu l=t ilm sr pul IMM—J. MO oil 0 .4 •7=1*. 18.14 (VIM, BUNIONS, and DILIFICTIVB TOB. NJ NAM Liuntg a ssi t 05,41. i e cr millwe, 12Li g by Ilse Beedat y & Kr. Webb tom , Idea etee be ere. Wel ey ere trent& if webs( 0•21 9 •14%, 'h. =r Bee. Os ire mem Imam . « bys need Nem MIS Oh NM hat Mac: "Sy Meek sal s ems yeiesebed hen bed es *MP seemerad biSlV—Obeleee. at. itap:t:riges 110011.. d DAMP AIL —BARCLAY% J: AllttnOsegrAMparm poz, eg A airy waits arm re prasaa Oa abiala tast LI tag. t ir mszle i e am d= md Y Asa a. fra Gala gig ylasaama eapoolehle saaawa sal miaow Nadas. la boas MIL awl la 14 ask aft Saw as INVIMISI area d " lawat "as aa am, " 4011 WM. Iprsirma y rr aw i rm = . 47ir resuma waieh le oureMed left Why as mom ft 11 / 2 68 :1=ratraiirel Tbe ~deo =Mai est Sri &At lime=4:l:744lZOl=L LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1860. ! A ZAD PIPES Bust by FROST.— An md . tr awls g ari aN dollob =l . ll . 7 b =ri t 12 . 1 0 264 . 1fte ....mism. Mssake4ssam. #.ll. lirts• • f FITTINGS mai LAMPS al every demarip r ai=t=maw : 10,22=9= .0. 1•84,4hre51. Onspommimoillsis i.i.e., HZ 60,. DRAWING - ROOM CRYSTAL LetaLtdih a rgnest:Mvh ig : 44...,. ..4.m. , appalls lesikaresa. HZ TWO-OUINZA DINING-ROOM CHAN MEM. fa offerlar. Is Oft Ida el . erho= I=e. 141, owf0 wf 71.140n5t. li.. oppolts 11.04.... C AUTION.--WATHIRSTON and BROODKN it rassamim lbo MOW to how Ile ORM Goid intim l000le•-" Moo Odd gold; oosootloll to S t r ea m 041ma ir" fw i ap i It pel . liellloilloootelos. autos otl g6.—WHILAISTONZI &atm, RAMO ma am warn kr Mulls peak w ea minibie it Ism .LeS 36.—WHIATIIITONICS PATENT CONORR w.--mmerz WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. D I ead di alllt • I IA MIDI/VAL MOUNT= 111 1 741141 r williailmet Ombr a t o gig aim eebee ierlesi of ILIMASCIBB eed TWINS waltate• bee maim W memeemabe le be bed ai ZODSIODSCIA, lissalits.ars deem bum Dairvllle.enet NEW MAAR% carns.—no Ana appropriate It'ere Orr wee* end le lbe prearalea et puma Wow la lek Ned yeateela, ate al Ws lealve Nana ere mare am mealy daLlyeam le abbe le shrew wen Weak alt.:—lOW LANDO' le Aeallaal OIL. • triareil a n leelleleallee Irleitivilos fait doll*, sad es ea mad brat!. as blame as ellealeal : IIOWLAXIMe ILALY a. asequalled for Narawl laellaslie 'NW la lamella a mead bloom tothe rftrbail I, maim sadebilmey to tie bend. sad ems ; end ODOM ay MARL DMITIIIIIOI. WIWI bate.. ea ibe tapas perlelte lei= areegtheas do rim sad Ye Maga was ad pm by A. KO W LAID sae DOM Ilyabergerdea. Leaesa. aM by abeedete mad perfume p r itECINELLI3 SKIN 80AP, the beet kor &Am e dint bysias die pbsbobt of me Naas simem—argebbli. roa. bed Dank h •praiiir rear her masibilmin wa, alloselbk mospyilly. not maw weft le Mies *wry. abiders la Whew youblV k ali et me Silo ll= ba Wok mom and Ober brop MY. as.— re.s hub Laseee. by 141.1011610 Woo la ly= botalo. SAL' OMNI red awe bowed .10 the wrest ...AWL C OVERED MUSIC, mad HALF PRIM—. MASSON sod MI ad ash NM Ur WSW NUNN flort asperki 111 /1411.1-PlIOll. bet pat ark Ore Is • Yoram aim "Mir Ouirger ••• Pri.P.4oB 1 4 . 10 .= 0114 odor ma maws tanassaa—it sal Ch eir i Z Iblepoue Miran. ILO. lona PDS %infirm/A It& Moire. The lodoelos STANDLIN WOllllllB bo lad at Ws Nord Wan rim O. &AIM* CbillyhwelL la dada le. 1 lty pod. la. fl.:_oolserdi IL: by yeskft. ft I:::ILLUSTRATED LONDO SPEUING -1001. Drew.% at UV • miWon of a wl ook Ws boo sold. WIN sowailfol Woodcuts. du Ms, Wiuselithis rd i r i alWM il irLONDON WILDING-800C L d lb Met IMMISPOS 1104 sissise la shawasl ivi suisolui [cm ilieb bed w. IkaoOttolty dlooltratod with WO dogs. &W. fa: byendo yoot s . fa el. ILLOSTIATKD LONDON MIER. I• della IL :by M. ILLUIMATIID Nal MIMI 01•0111 D• iaiiiii.l4.; Id. ILLUVEILATID OATNOHIIN cm 0110011APIIIT. l• ping. ll• hy till115 ft 11 LITTLE LIZIOOII : • of Ws le =rwdeludisou oat osseprolimive. oe words ths• Johann% Want. Or Steillf. = Igio UK ; iv psokt s al MAUS DIMS LITTIA CLIIIITTiIIt : • dosdnyyldsol Didalosooy fst loos du Wu roana — broTA — SaLis MIMI DIM S _TLI Oi:da , K7 sal ONSONOLOGIOAL 0011, "%slot; arena 'luta to dr disdo Mattoloa ad littralL i rarkl rllittri? ". : • ii n at to Mafia alas s Idahorto a llossaWiCgra=l•42•Zr dalooloaa. Is Loa BMW& amt (los= 1.1 11: 1 M. Doak ao Doak Pora as as Hoortoas. 5911 i rtiZtaintao==lics 1.100 Mow la Palm at ettoosolik____ . "it Pad. 14 . THIS ZUNI Omuta to al rod •6111 sairenim sod loartaka aro for as bora et way mamba a al - Vi ". lowa . r a m = n i 4 a I:3l•Mk a p s indr = arDi i r= s elk . 3 =4L04.,t h. um el boaosaa TWe day. sewn be. K. MEG Of ELIBANK t and other Tales. Originally panelled " Pram • Megabit." By the Mawr el •• TB. Igalrolta Made Sy the Nee latter. I. ed.. TIN strr•eaown MAIDS; or, the Itr• Hader Ltd Ile Eris. • leanly Obresids et the 11 1 Qum Leaden: Jahn W. Paeber and Serirlet i e third. LITERAITUBB. Mypr Diary in India, is fh. year 1818-9. By AtztLr HOWARD RUSSELL, LL.D. Routledge, Winos, and Rutledge. la the pref.sos to these volumes Mr. Hassell tells the reader that he has prepared his Indian journal for publication, bemuse he found many subjects mentioned the* which were not recorded in his published letters, but which might nevertheless be *tangling to Reserel readers. This i best of reasons. The letters els correspondent, generally written under the influence of some dominant event, or prepared with an eye Mums urgent temporary need, an not often always vehicles for the communication of those nomberlus incidents of personal adventure which enables the reader to realise the very life and spirit of the distant scene. We have many deurip twos of India, bat Mr. Ransil saw the country as no author had seen it before. He does not pretend that his judgments are infallible, or that there may not be sources of smentiel knowledge to him un known ; but he says " thus I see, or seem to see it." I. his profuse he addressee the reader : Have yea ever pseud through the Strand, or Flat-dust, at dawn en • ormuirreo stershig ? If so, you will hays man a West unknown to by day—eharp 'abbe, quaint angles, odd sloe and unease shops, sew alleys—• I senses old; carved sad breguhr osatinental sorest, with seam spine poring ever a tapphrg sea of loch, as unlike thesimet that thescod °Kiss ens arias he Mhos down his eindeers as Tanks is to Ikettesethey. I saw India to mennlig apoi tl p il i p/•blood-red =Tulles, and la 111.1 Wlra da r ld hlf, been, severnalses,. anneels vsprestudices li a?t Mate. I hew sot if Limn sera aright or can describe the objects whisk I beheld; but each as India appeared to um, It shall be, to the belt of my poor ability,.portreyad in pia and ink. The unchains to which he war brought by hi. Indian expenses, are not thou et an optimist, al though they are seek as many able men who have studied India front a point of view very different from his havelbuisd. He says I left India probably never Win it tens, with • strong deters he the wane of the pendat empire that has over seism sale ever bends, andel& the *hues palest that our tel wry be blessed is the preoperhy end hyphen of the people, end is in onensice ef nee Morsusa sonmentty, whose intelligasse and dvilllsileh and direst ths inward men* el Shin end Betenhon Oka. I en - us that the prompt sepeol—the ripest of the anderand and visible skim al oar rule in ladle—to me fa not very neseureging. Towns, villages, and Vic works, manmsade, Istopise, torahs, hake, rerrsaes, sad hulld ef all sone in whisk the pule of la Ms me dionly bloonisd, are la decay. In the mutiny, the pupae tech their revenge by baring our stations, our barracks, our bungalows, anteer hotels. Time. nrgisot, and the magus of amours% parlign are mach to blame; but I Mel that wren in • utifferrien spirit we might Is essandan to arrest the smarms of decay. Whet I was at Agra, I &starved that • wild fig -tree had takes root In the erg* of the Taj, and threatened it with destruction; a few tepee would have cleared it, but there was so nee to order the work to be executed, though there is, hued, ea arse appointed to survey public buildings in Agra. The groat knits all over India are falling to pieces, the mesas. op repented le them being misapplied or absorbed for other Many of them are sow the refuge of wild boas t. =Oat to the Gasps nasal and to our railways ; but the Iron road and the Mos wire pees over crumbling cities, by prostrate meseasub and deserted villages; and even the caul lull ham not produced, furores( to the statements of the people, the benefits which were ezpsoted to be derived teem it. As to the state and extent of the internal ousels stostices, in the oldest of our poseeseloes, they ere all seamed ep by one of the Inspectors of he who de clares that so ass would dream of taking wheel cosveyntem sixteen mlin ken Went* se metal roads Me Into the mud at that dislimise h weelern Bengal, end is all his dis trict, for ass bushed mills, he did not sees single bridge eves ef benbee. - - Bolt then wey he said to be swell matters, provided that yrs haw issesessii ti es : been eenstraeral prosperity, swerity el life awl wed virtue. Imminent& peelther=the if es& has hew the • bet I believe nth. ~ Z of tht igi ns'lves bee sot by the stump et relent. lb Ileszy s ta b l woes bed and varied expriewse, told lloawretheep, as aatherity I repeat the sestereent, that be was ponedei, is the Miele, the people wen hopper vamist Wive gitemiiiii firs mar oar ewe. Theis he the whole ddllenligAl weir prides. We have by this verg Wert, which abated the reduction of India. Waded ouresties that We balm as our resources Is too great to be subodhod to tly without ruin to the empire et home. There is ra :7:ay lett to retein It. Let us be just, sad fear not— pope-lutes our rule—reform our laws—adept our saddle to the trot which bears it. Let us govern India by superior latelligage, honesty, virus, morality, set by the mere farce of heavier metal—praielytfse by the treevzsaiple—ksep oar proodass loyally Is the spirit, sot sesit by the exercise of Asiatic anklet, to reach the pufundity of Asiatic fraud. Otherwise, the statesman wee sever born who m render ladle et Mir edit or profitable; and our arms will be paralysed la the easy market, for the cost of tempts( that ttlwepire will be far greater than the profit we derive it s pesseados sad such a result, in thee. dap, is CM. Mond Wee sefloient rowed for the relinquisinuent of the that the neverlos, courage, and energy of C a t :: ever bequeathal to a Ninon. Messrs. Roatledge have produced the work in a handsaw form, with pleasing and faithful illustra tions of Indian scenery and events; and although the excitement which produced so mush literature relating to the great mutiny has passed away, the freshness and originality of thews volumes mast swore them a general welcome. A numerous sad influential meeting of the electors of the borough of LIMO took pleoe on noisy at the Lecture hell, Weet-emese, for the wpm of bossing en exposition of the opialoss of Mr. Isis Gorge likeser, • candidate for the emu in parliament se • repreesstative of the borough le the room of the late Eight Hos. H. Pliancy. The hon. mentlionan entered the Lesterhall attended by some of the Immediate wppartru of the lees member acid other !sidle( members of the Orel peaty. • reeelatkin expressiag oat- Wanes la Mr. Bloarawo, end Olden the meatleg to sup port him, was adopted. RAILWAY BENEVOLENT lIIIITITOTION.—A public meeting was held last even's( at the Great Northern Rail way terminus, for the purpose of allowing • deputation from the above institutim an opportunity of ezplifthig Its alms and objects; of affording such other informatics an might be sought ; and of asoirmumig how ter available for general adaptation to the wants of the railway body the institution might be. The subject of providential assurance sad super annuation hes lately received meek attention r railway circles, and has been freely discussed in the railway peer; • very lively was therefore taken la the proosedings. In the shower the Secretary to the Great Northern Cra wly, lb. hares, the reistan t . eeenhey, occupied the chair. Mr. - Theme Bros, one of the membies of the depratio• sad hoessieganmerybe W leader Mm, reviewed 'minutely the droureamiss T e lt e ld o fiven flee to It, whereupon Mr. Bum, the replain in detail the design of the eoclet s 7 4 7 to his we- briefly the clothing, meintanance, sad education of nessedrie orphans and children, and the relief, by allemenese, of neosesitom widow, of ma im salaried mid wavants. The institution appeared closely to resseable that proverbially an prosperous in me nezion with the Commercial Travellers' Society, the sub scription being the like in mart, via., • gofer per annum. Corkirshle WWI drumlin woad, roma= berg larS dar tell s en le the limited baste of the society's ope rat which eseeprlss only banevolosos, rd surds the ted breaches of life assumed , sad superannusition. la regard to this, hemmer, it was expleined that the Malta- Ws would he made much more oonaprormehre so soon as the monogamist sew May could consistently with precision and riot, attain their end. It was advocated that with • large clam of railway scapir is the annual gorse subscription re more thus err be well awed, or judioMuely expeeded„ for simply • eontlag t besefit. Eventually the fiallowimg rear lades, prupoad by Mr. W. (Mello& and aseestled by Mr. Leer, woo put to the meeting, and carried almost eassi mogul, : That this inestlng appears the object of the Railway Mender Society , as designed to mods presdng MA eel elhodlsg • oherel for the 'marimba orributioni of the paMis • but ormiders that as at present constlteted It Is net well stet le the roar circumstances of the rail way swiss, hismits other lidos inapplicable to the , end the vase of scarriptir parr ire beyond L ev iete a ltef the meet needy." Vero of thanks Is the Ash , aim end te the deputed= isrmirced the RAILWAY RMSA.IIIILMENT BLlP. ll2 r4 dia romidny night last the fist dews train, due at brier st 10.110, was Warr rant two Wm in oosspuses els slip at the em bankmor between Oakley sad Shanbrook sielisee. The mmbealussmt which at that Wee le stoop, bed for sets dere been globs algae of .141 w, sad ma wore Net to watch sight end day. A train had passed on the up Has, the asnameeka of * ,It Is said, shook down the mem, whisk Webs off r tar es the of the six foot for Ghent fatty disk the rails on the down line appeering like • Often Nis the Whig away if the earth beneath. Poe- rarely the het to was • Ifs behind time, for had II wird at the eget Mir the geode train pared d la highly -AM lie seri word have bulged or beneath Ms gad • Meta ielooleighe home Mon re remelt. POW wee linstesidy met to step Merl% sod the parin gs, Issin wee shunted ca Is tier up line, as which the bri ers wee radneledl up te Themshay night, when the repro wteaere intrad, salboth lire how to be whsd es seri.— itford nose• HEALTH 07 LONDON. The weekl theurn of births and deaths in Loudon isimsd by the states that the edicts of the ream* sewn esItLL amil msebably also of violist thane, are still mere preminently Jaealapd la the rears of deaths for lasi week them Meg were is that which preceded It. In the week that mini lost ilatmoday the death. of 1,677 persons were reesreed is LODI= ; is the two pravioua weeks them were respeededy 1,710 ami 1,648. In the secomd week of Detemberthe mon temperstar• of the air wee 111.6 digs.; in the lest it was 46.3 ifity. la the tom yews, 1046411, the average number of deaths `the Wm woke esmeepsedies with last week we 1,134; bet se the Meths essinined is the pretest return mewed is a pepeiWen widish hoe 1111111111111811, at/ should be essepered with the mew naleedproperVanaly M the (swum, namely, with 1,466. Me 1,477 deaths ed I week therefore salad as mem esawastaag to 121 owe the average mortality in Leman in the het week of the per. The mesperbea wield how ohms the wesnits at dm he. meteemieglosi ohmage , mid .sew forcibly, if the deeds ea which inquests are held had been rstimeted ha pmeisseywen with a tudhemityeguel MI that midst hie sew bus obtained. In the last three we*. diedeathe hem disesem, seclusive of phthisie, were amenewdeely 279, and 470. The samba last mentioned exceeds the correend avenge by 176. Brom:hide whisk serried off 260 persons be the pre vious wash, wee fatal last week to 278 ; pasnomede rem hum 136 to 111. The deaths from phthiois (or consumption) fa the ewe weeks were 186 sad 144, showing a demesne. The mor- Wily frees small-pox income« Wooly bat steadily ; the deaths ander this had last week wore 46, of which 18 oc curred to perms II old and upward, ; 9 occurred in the Small-pox H.epj d 3is the sub-distriet d Loam reed ;4 in that of Lagehtith Church (lid pert). Oa the ether head, ' , variance was ha fatal ; the number relined to It being 66, to diphtheria 12. The &stk. frees wheeptereetigh rose from 36 to SO. Two Infants were murdered- end se hathan 19 wore sefbeshet, all or most of them I. bed. The camber er week death. ie greater than usual ; and the nigh pease of to whisk they are in nuns inshmses to be lig be emeed to be more COCIOICS ..asses Sir halm ladnimmen. week 6 persons died from item ract: from delirium tremens. Ten nosegemerisas died eek, 7 of whim wen 97 years old, and one N. Of brieklayers 4 died la the week, of bricklayeW *Whey ; of carpenters 6 died, of merlon re wives, 3, of ~pee wee children, 14 ; of miseme wives one died, if arm& children 2 ; of palates 9 died, of ;Water,' wives, 6, of painters' children, 6; of plesterece 3 died, et plestaten• wives, 3, of pluterms . chlldree, 6. Last weak the births al 1,036 bnye and 993 girls, Is 611 1,968 children, were registered in Lnedon. la the tea oar respoeding weeks d the years 1649.68 the mew amber wee 1,693. lIICII4BE or SMALL-PDX.—Yesterday at the weekly tatethig of the direr:wet of the poor of St. Name, Dr. Hinter, the medical caw of health, pretested a relied =he subject of sinell-pnr, mid to be iscreseing Is the It elated that he had conduited with Dr. gewaramat lesperfor, wed they agreed that the at= Wrestle of ell ebildrea bent Indite the Ira tame. =oaths, wheat veteisatka MI sot bees reirielered should be ex tradited hem the Dapbtry Book., awl the leoalitite rialtad, aad seder wader the VOIX4111“1011 Act be awred os parties baring thew daub Milne. The newt weeded various o==kies. end ems seemed te be pleied ter futon DOOMS OF TER MOM FINAT TiefTW.—The deep= le the sea Selthioare from tin ossookosi sod frout vow* to tholsook of Os foo on so scoollioroblo, roosoootosooo hum Nis ebiwitt of Oboolaro an of haveeth ocearreace. At woottog of the Blrkeethed Othrelesise, hold yesterday (Theeday), • seethe nel lo dr Dori of Took y w s o: t Xx i sd, r =lbo Arid oolarveretl with N owa Y e w statitreas of meth is the beak of the Wood side eleathere. It thee appeared hem the thellaffl el the Fury Oesaillee, that the ended of Oephth Wad. the meow ef the him Is eat at bie thee dads, the ± „ tif the Nth t.... If the dared of, wet ith lemeethia, es hen 1,001 ee 11, peens ease der so — rharaa the linapreet die ef the wale etresopme d the bests at thistrig. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. UNIPZESITI LOCAL EXAMINATIONS. Yesterday a meeting of echoolmeetses who have I out in osadidafro for nom ourniastion wee hold st Bony c 4 Arlo, Jobe-strut, Adsll44 leaks Yde earlias tits Os proud state of the whets issetian doivemity local emminstione, with the view of prensOn BIM silloPteeds bon, en the Usionitiss et Oaken and Osmbeldin se On Ones mim Its only ces ezmoindos cantetts soh bad maim n• Rev. H. R. Orman al ILM(Mderod prosidad r sud laniael. those poen wee the ed Wallesey ; amill ; fdr.Xeiry, Ron. et the ; ILL O. B. i lla e r i ler, allow of 15 1 1 5 .1t il iColls w. liiroordwMge (those two are imanialleo; Masers. 0. A. Fenn d Talons Pia, Mseditalar• G. R. Pane; Tampion, Ron; K. J. Tatra, I htaa J. R. Mores, Rts Dr. ; Pans, Llonened ; C A P . ; Dun n* Deno. The lie. R. WALL sated.-" That this mosting is of ennui that it is desirable that than nada Is may tat mmatiestimi annually st make, mad st oil ammo st its same date." Mr. PAM, of Leatitsrlissd, soccodid the resolutioa. After a dOcenslon, Mr. RAIZ midst Os words—. and at an oaten at lb. NOM time," to most mann= made by Mr. Davis, ht the wording of the rooludos. The motion sa so amended wss pond ..nosey. The Rev. W. C. maw moved—." That ibis waseng considers that this of inlaid bs bast aima %moied by aas awaination jointly, In which the 11 of Ozford *mid take the =don sad the fflinatalej Cum bridge the juniors, and Wee versa for the next yam The Rev. Mr. WALL socomiell the ranntlitaire forma. Mr. linos repos! ma anandmen, le saw the words " best " by a &Odom el thu anstry into two pare ono wash Ins se on from the Wen to the of eb• s adritslibirms era el both seder sad =MI/6W be hat .hy ths two universities that Orford and Camiardge nod& bolsist=rfor the endsatione at their reopoutive Mr. Fano wounded the Mr. RDllOll$Ol moved sailmf which Mr. HOW OM, who wel not point, bad shun , viz.,." That this roasting outsiders Ow* t slam weala be beet Promoted by as ezatainatka conducted by s joint board appointed b y the two weivereltioe." The asosad saadesent was pot ad last, three hands ouli Wig Mid up Isr Tha bet fasuMila was sat pot, for which eve hands Waft ►vii up, all That ale wee lat, sad the original reale *a wee pat ad carried by nibs votes to eight. Kr. Tiusarrou then sieved " That this meeting is of opal's that religiose knowledge distill receive marks, and Upload au the rums Er. PINCUS secon der s 11110116.. Yr. Wyx.ne, of Coventry, moved to WM by way of rider— "d that the addition of bouts Me SS • Whately'a Chrittlen Ev.dancee,' Paley'a Mora Pouliot° ' to be taken optionally, thigead of the Church *Dateable:a and of Learn, wield remove tha present o =at to the entry dieloatea flar that o Si r tio . in the ethane of univereigr of • ' Tab the never tad agreed M. Mr. Monsen, wafts es a direartegnied that the I mit= of fflutarks - pereied by the V of Caked duronnged the toribbe religien in Se Mr. Tam, Loren MlisOtaeea+thNlt helot aterly Wooded to show, by evagialagibs reunites/1M with MN, to regard to the camber i[a<i latas who went In for reli gions examination, that the eyelets utopia by Oxiced did not mond a ha sepia to veggies as in ether subjects el standnados. Mr. Kolas.'" objected that Mild= eleadd sot be plated as • different tooting to the oast soldeste el esmoinatio, but egged that it ahoskl be lelt to the emulates. Mr. Tour Linos would alter Ks reeolatka to the fellow- That tide mamas is et *ales that religfiene know ledge should reads, seerlm j sad be pteast la atom respects os the same loods as at Cambridge ♦ OIXTLIVAN preset, who said be wee • dismater, gave • desided prolamin to the Onf cod seheme, width gave the optics to the outbids, of eacepang or declining the religions . . . Kr. Dams t►ought U Orford 'nomad the ntatinetiut of Ps*, or moo other book, tot the Liturgy, It woad he ea good or batter than that of Cambridge. Kr. Montauk submitted ea an amsedmeut . 0 That this med iae le at opiaim that the marainagan VesdigMne hnowlvdP Mould be voluntary, but if taken, that it should realm marks as other subjects, but that Palsy's Evidence,' or soon other similar book, should bs meshed fewest of the Liturgy." He wished to put the question cm the Woad ground of voluntaryism. Mr. GRIFFITHS esessded this ammtbant. A conversation essesd, is who the question wse am visaed wheihat it wad delrable that if the religions examine thin INTO declined, some Ohm uubject should be antedinted, which it woe urgedignseseliansear ol oomptgeorlsers to the preceeding. Ultimately the resolution was put in this forts : " That the meeting Si of opinion that rdligioim knowledge should receive matte sad be placed on the roe Noting at Oaford as at Cambridge." The amendment proposed by Yr. Morgan was put and lost, and thd original monition was put and carried by 16 votes to 2. _ _ iliell;v. E. H. GIFFORD (who as the mover of a resolution vacated the chair, being suoceeded temporsrUy by Mr. Payne) moved . • That it Is ementtel that she moiler juniors should be the mane in both soh. men." While there were two eternisationa a year for junior candidates there was an ad vantage in a different standard of age being lied by the two universities; bat with only one examination, if the different standard were retained every boy who wee lifted to go Into the Oxford exuninetions in 1861 would have been fitted to go in for the Cambridge examinations in 1810; so that both univerettise would he practically baba la the sm. walers. The owe university would thus have smug* its ceadidair atom who might hays gone up la the previa= to the other university, or those who had dome so sad !Several gentrmcn spoke in favour of the resolution, which was c.M,d . . . Mr. no then moved that the age be Mktg& They could not expect than boys, who ens for com mercial penults, to welt for the aseke immeithalke, sad it would be unfair to deprive thens of the opperleatty of peer tag the junior nuirainatten lad with reseed to them who least tip he the make =mink% It was an advaatage to then that the theanial between the junior and senior ex antlaallthe sheald be as tag es possible. Mr. MOILOAN seconded the reeolution, which was sup ported by Mr. Flaws. Mr. Poctun rained, as ea useadiniat, that the age be akters. He believed that boys intended ter business were kept at school mini they were between ahem end instals, sad he had to doubt that the opportunity of going up for the examination would be • sufficient inducement to death them boys at school wadi they were 16 yeah old. He did not baileys that, as a rale, boys mead be qualified to pass an examination at fifteen, paler private or special instruction beyond that which they received in ohmage m common with the whole school were glven—• practice which he strongly obJecied to. Mr. Wyles, Mr. Kama, sad others spoke is father of ex tending the age far the mandnatlea of junior candidate to 16. Mr. TEreLneue supported the original motion. It was the opinion of the delegates that, If the age was raked, the standard most be raised very considerably ; end Mr. DAVIZS, who took the ems view, observed that one grist aka was to bring in boys from the lower schools, as the Naurnal and Eintieh Schools, which they would scarcely do if they adopted the higher age. Mr. WALL suggested that every candidate should be ad mined to the junior examine' los whom fifteenth birthday fell within the year of the examinadon. This would practically extead it to 14 years; sad be would recommend it ea • compromise between what appeared to him an irreconcileable difference of opinion. Dr. PINCUS& seconded the oomprornim. Mr. 01,7011 D said that in Birmingham the age at which boys left school and went to business was 14, end, however moth they might lament it, they most deal with the San as they band it. By the report of the simians fee the year 1869, just issued, it was nand that the failures woes more in propene amongst the senior than the junior omlidines. Mr. Pucntin olnerved that that mom from the higher comes of the examination. • show of Made being takes on the amendment the numbers were 'Taal, 9 and 9; end the chairman having given his Toth against it, the amendment, which proposed 18 as the ago, was declared to be bet. The original motion was next put, sad also bet; and Mr. Weirs suggestion wm pat as • substitutive motion, bat altered la terms so as to make it mere elem. 1 The meeting then adjoarated till to-morrow. ROYAL GIOOMPIGOAL homer T.—At the evening o• Monday nen, the loilowiegiepore will be nal —l. Jimmy up die Whits Nis to the eater, and Travels in the laterite of Africa itinerate 1867- By J.Petberick, 11m. F. 11.0.8., h er bieJeny's °weal at iberteat. 2. Pr.,- &LT:slimy Ruts same the Andes hes Gilder& to , via Cordon'. By Wdlinn Wbeeiwrlght, Esq., 7.R G.B. AN ELOPIIIIENT DEPUTED.— Is the village of Gitm, mar &rhomboid, • meg mama Wily soceived as appolatnent as Sairma terier, end di is eseeri in the dudes of his can IMINSIdid la himing• arintionial mgagnment with s ring lodyol the aolgltheveheeil; but oot inatiat with this, he alms the entente ale Liverrol woilbroltre es Ostsa-ball. Warr &awl be persesded to math Id= at Saturday lest. Information of the affair bed, limner, beta ma to the rang lady's father, mil whoa the raawr nasbtd the ygebtad ilitreh they fogad the " west" tuft, elm this. Ti. lady yea pet fete • ear, bet she seaweed to map hen tt, sad tbs Uhst was oblipd to easeme blood( vrldt thrash*/ hie would-be seminlew. TM &I OW his bet re returned Is bar parents, mg *sort nu*. eft, we gen."46l et the pew ele balaws' tharithe, "filhin eed Iredi mr =V ali al Owe Aisle hot tatrestlesthe. ROMAN CATHOLIC 81H1:11111 WITH THE POPE. A public nesting to adopt an address to the Pops, esinand by _the_ entail° Aid Aelooinien, Illocawbory = waiThr=y e wuV; et the Heseve r Large, probably 1 -equen Cadre 'sad Tana hundred, end In yea aka* eciesieted of melee sad worlds, VIOL The chair ern token by Mr. Itecie.uue Kinnay, end ca the platone wen :—The Rey. Ina Doherty, Rey. Clary, Item T. Bank Rey. 1. Caddis, Mr. Y.W. Prewar, Mr. Iltuert UM, Yee. Cairn, Mr. G.W. Hapenwth, Xt. 8. B. A. Harper, Rev.,. Dentea, Mr. F. &Joky. The CuAranow, is opiates the proesedtags, add they wen seesabied se rein their yokes sad exert thin Wanes la ahem of the Isesperelities se the enersign of Roes attacked ha ehe penes of their Haly Fenn, Pope Pte eh, Math. They nut an her tbe eavencmsd nine of eon sada as Lard Bbeheebury, Mr. Mass; Popish, end tee Taw. (Load greens.) If they showed timidity now they wand be despised; but if they hued boldly under the ban. as of the Cites, they would gain supra.% for the ones, which was le het the OMNI of England, of true liberty, od dygatka, end of God. _ Mr. Janis Bnithz, who actd as secretary. mid lettere had been received from tea of the venerated Whops of Eng land, esnotioning in warm term, the objects of the meeting ; and the bishops who had not written were prevented from doing so by Moses, their hearts being with the meeting. (Cheat) Mr. H. .1. PRIXDIIO/ ST ' barrister-at-law, who wee an nounced se one who began hie political life fore, years ago with Daniel O'Ccesell (a remark which called forth several rounds of chases to the memory of that celebrated orator), 111171101 tb first remeindiria, Vii. That the temporal power 'of the Pope hes been the seam of numerous bless ato mankind, by the crateerame of the catholic faith, the el knowledge. and th e =motion et the eras end ealmess." Dr. Xmas, la ascoadber the Illellatkik add W•l iaa wl" coat these not merely to sympathy es the of the ohm , * bat also to Ere thatthey would support him. j The teraaa wee then pm sad amnia. Mr. Bawrr, of North Audley-rareet, Gromenoemnare, 11110•1114 the and resolution , viz. : 'That although, an =Mr lice, we firmly believe the spiritual authority of the Flepeteot to be of necessity dependent on his temporal , we yet consider that the diminution of auch power would be diorama= to established government sad inyurionseethe best interests of religion." Mr. YOUNG seoonding the resolution, Mood= the ' l a r t ta i h cii priestho od against the charge of having w the Emperor of France, observing that .5: 8 72 nothing against him till he had manifestly set himself =it the Pope. It was said that the Italians wanted What, however, was the kind of liberty which mazy DAM= wand? Why, they wanted such liberty as was =relied a few wpia en ago the asseseinstion of Comet Rood at Mime and recently is the atrocious murder Of Count Aerate ei ' Parma. (Hier.) • great deal bad hoes said ef late above the ' solidarity of peoples. There was now a real solidarity among catholic*, and all Christendom was riskg as ems men te pro test spasm the =option on the Bates of the Churl. The resolution was then pat and tarried. Mr. JANIS Home moved the following moieties : " That as Leedom la the source whence emanate so many attache on the Pops, we deem It the epee= duty et the =holies residing in thie metropolie to empress th eir em pathy with his Holiness, end that an address be adopted." Signor Diary's!, who was announced by Mr. bake es • real live Italian from Rome, end who 'peke very cornet and intelligible English, moonded the resolution. After that every catholic must fed very proud of melt a d== ig te- Son as that on behalf of the Vicar of Christ, he said, having reed in the English newspapers great calumnies against the Papal government, he would assert that the Pope. govern ment did more for the people of Rome than the Reglithso vethresett did for the people of London. The government of the Popeeapportad In the metropolis of the world 19 hospitals, and Is those there were 4,672 beds. He had found that in Lowden there were 63 hospitals containing 6,000 lads. In Rome there were only 170,000soule, whereas in London there were 2,600,000; es that the comparison was greatly In favour of Roma. There were also 60 dispensaries in Rome for those who could not go to the hoepitala. In feet London with all her wealth did not do so much for the poor as the Pope did for his subjects. He did nut think there wee one perms in 6001 a Rome who could not reed. if that were the ow it was certainly the fault of the people theamelves. There were 26 colleges for the adoration of the upper dense. end 27 ter the education of the middle dames, sad there was also a =loge for the education of everybody. Did this protestant empire do m much for the educa tion of prottetente? He them dwelt at some length on the Missionary College at Rome, and on the feet that wren= were constantly delivered in forty four language He compared the protestant church to the Tower of Rebel, where none of the people could under stand each other; eddl.g, that whereas you could never tied three peotestanes who peed on the subject of religiee, oatho- Hca whether they wire white, or black, or red, or tra tz other colour, were all of one mind. Having the history of the temporal authority of the Pope from the earliest period, he appealed to the meeting whether, after the Popes had held that authority for ' 1,200 years, it should be handed over to Sardinia, in order ' that missionaries from that country, and from England, might be able to disseminate protestant doctrines. Not, he added, that there was much chance of their nooses, for there had been circulated among the Italians of London 40,000 bibles, and there had sot been a single instance of oonveralon to protesteetiani. The resolution was then adopted. Oa the motion al the Rev. Mr. HARPER, who wee stated to have been formerly a =am of the church of Ragland, the following reaolutioe wee also a/reed to : "That the title of the Holy Father to his temporal domi nions rests upon stronger ground than any other prince can advance in support of his sovereign rights, end that we regard any attempt against the temporal power of the Pope as also an attack directed against hie spiritual supremacy, and, as each, against the Catholic church." The following resolutions were subsequently adopted:— '• That this meeting calls upon all catholic and =a= members of parliament to oppose by all wane In their power any consent on the part of the British government tolielkiirell involving the diminution of the Pope's temporal authority. " That the address now adopted be forwarded for proem tadon to the Pope, to the care of the Cardinal Archbishop of Weatminsb-r,with the expression of our deep regret at the Ulnae of his Emisenos, end of our 1141111114 hope that it may please God soon te restore Wax to health. " That the thanks of this meeting are due, and are hereby given to the Catholic Aid Association tor having taken the steps which have afforded to the assembled oraholles of Landon the meant opportunity of giving, in public meeting, expression to their sentiments of devoted attachment to the Rely Father." The proceeding' did not terminate till near midnight. FORRIGN•OPTICE, JAN. 3.—The Queen has been to approve of Mr. Samuel W. Talbot as mogul at pie s eal Dublin for the United States of America. The Queen has also been Omni to approve of Mr. Robert Phillips ea morel at Sydney far his ikon, the Lag of the • Gantt*. ALLEGRO RELIGIOUS TAMPERING WITH WORK- Rouen Instavne.—Yeetaiday, at the weakly meeting of the directors of the poor of St. Proems, held at the Vestry ball, Camden-tows, Mr. Mortimore Tampson In the chair, the re port at a eommittee appointed to consider the alleged intro- Murata' Into the workhouse of Puseyite and Roman cartholio books by a committee, of ladies, who had been permitted to visit the Inmates he the purpoes of affording to the aged and M ann inmates religious education and spiritual consolation, was brought up. The repur t stated that the oommittes found that vari one books bad been latrodoted amongst the inmates hawker a tendency to support idolatry, denouncing the &mink church, and advoomiug the use of images to stop temperas, and many other such books, of which the committee could not procure a oopy. The charge wee made obiedy against Mr. Chain herr, the husband of one of the ladies, and that he had in troduced a book entitled " Brief Devotions on the Holy Com munion," by a Roman Catholic AhU, maintaining the reel mesenne, and with prayers for the dead. Out of seventeen ladies of the visiting committee but Eve had received 'the mutation of the board. The committee fully admitted the kindness and sympathy exhibited by the ladies towards the poor, and fully appre damd it, but could not help expressing their surprise and condemnation of those who, under the guise of protestants, had distributed such hooka as those named. The report re commended that for the future all ladies wishing to set as a committee to afford religious consolation to the tamales, shall forward their Lamm to the chaplain and the places of worship they attend, for the purpose of being sanctioned by the directors, and that the mamas be directed to admit in ' future those only who have been thus approved of. To the report was appended a number of letters from the honorary secretary of the ladies committee and individual members, repudiating and denying their complicity in the proceeding, and one from Mr. Chambers defending himself, and declaring he only gave the books referred to to touches be believed to be Roman cethollos. Mr. Turner moved the adoption of the report; Mr. Reernden seconded the motion, and Mr. Churchwarden Cameron denounced the whole proceeding am one-sided and bigoted, as well 1141 being founded in error. Atter s wean debate the dimmed= was adjourned. HETIIIMINT 01 , ML MANSYIILD FROM TUG Livearout. Bagoa.-11r. J. 8. Maasfleld, who for up wards of sir years has filled the office of stipendiary magb. Inks at Livwrpool, was yesterday presented with addrewts from the Liverpool bar and fellows of the Liverpool Law . Mr. Asptnall, to an eloquent speech, assured Mr. ri l at7eld of the high esteem in which hie personal character sad Isgal tptalificastons wars held by the gentletnem of the bar who had 0004aUll to practise in his court ; and the address of the Law Society was equally cordial and flatter lag. Mr. Mansfield, in replying, void that hie desire to change hie peonies arose twat tits fact that Liverpool did sot agree with hie health. He regretted much the swoon' y to take this st for he should be coinpaUsd to aeperate Iltem valued MmAe, away of whoa he sight asst meet WI&