The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-18 00:00:00

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WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to hrw YORK. —ww UYUMMIL, NEW YORK. and . 1...% S'l'►:A4 sum co I PAN Y Whist despatdismi two hill-powered Inn Arnow nem ships, culling at Qammuluvra • • ostierk ?mongers Awl olearstrhcs. U WELIELV FltoM LIVERIuiL . ..EW YORK. %100. Wwlnwsda). Jan • • ('ITV gA RALTI ORI. , cse.lneAl..y. Jan R. KAN ti A PA" Wolw tel. I. Awl ever) .ae. h Cable Shmette.ls., 17, wow the seem wealhow Forward nnwace. k inflow, Including tft pieviskaa wilt& ftweenmers tor Canada awl the Western Mahon honked flesh ow veep adeaaftgeosts terms.—Vor forth.•r partied's* WILLIAM IN 11A1c, •••2. Want s. rpool: at IMP rod MACEY, Meg -% U&3 CIarADIAN and VNITID STARES MAIL nsAxix4._u , kly Coaimmisielon by sw...ln le1• I ICtil Mae. Opla U llrign al rieL " thip r"' COTllpS34 =ell7lliTt.C/IMI elJtle• as ails . ill mil tram LlvllizooL e'er/ Thursday. AN14144.11X11‘. Tbanday, human It SMITH A.II4IIcAN. Tburiday, Jasman .1. ••••• !leVA vaIITIA N. numbly. Bebruary 7. CANADIAN, Thursday. Irb 14 NORTE 11111T0N, Tbutualay, Fr 21 111 1 111011 AN. Thers,lay. February ta lIIDLINIAN assl NoRWEDIAN ,anir. huddle.' . Rates at puma —To Portland :—Flrst desk LIM Iva obi lA+ IS.. Isloratadlste. LB W.; alsomp, It 7 is Ilrase Ilsol•s„ Saw Farb, 111111111g5. anal toratio. ear.llate. al >r: strerupt. La as.—Fes *maw partisebire a = B. BABEL as/ suaLK Wakribisik_liod pad, Wrung Dort. . AA Wm. Dobai; sad larloaderm TNT H REPORT 01 the BANK of LONDON. u the T TN ANN VAL lemma la MINA et timt Itherebe.t. F. het.l et the Lambs Tereen.. Illehopegateetreet. co Mt W 0.% . the i ttlt ..1 Jarmo% MK. JtrH N t I ILI Liu. 'Unlit awl. M. P.. 1.. the Male. the 1.410. les Me r.rt .se real by lie Ikeeseeary Tbr Utrevtere heee pkeettre I solemiMibi tb. annexed abile best servo{.. nub rep t.IN eamellaebe el the pest Y.I. leer, showing Odd the Madame/ pull{ sad Mee s.. nest enewide he LOAD . . — This roma tr;T:lea the le mit the tro•I ample predawn ear reestartai abw wart ea Mr ocrater. an remand rib rainy hors by Um. wet Mee a Ihe leather u. S. sal tart swrwrtthe.amutrraenaaa.lbstagk rt bat. ul hoary* W as estsl artnistabm tar pralulaes tore ro tarot Ihr awned the was of Z 11.774 s IA Theareeters. the ',*.re, kern a eittirtal at the ma of IS read per areeral, Ire, of wars Ira. owl they ram £4. I. metre toad. by take rtatlas that tend el brimmed le &mow. The baltiam—rat. La 4s rre.l to peva NA hr an.rat of the curves& Mayor. BAN[ Oil LONDON. LiinLmio. Aso mom. me 13, To cooo4o pail or To maw timil I. assoil recylved mks as ... r el Ila• 102001, roman l31110 7. mom by Qs Wok ea simint, depalt, sod aber sommutie fa ismat reirWit be 0•0110 et ~IS 11 s sommot pald le seam= In larevil Writ beirms 31A33 11 $ L.L00.131 II U 11b tonsilawits. via !advection...Dl essMU•s. Iris Weft dte. c.200..101 U I Ili UMW Ye Mobil premien la Thovedrallwainut. 1101 al mid pislibm. par mg— OOO.OOO 0 • kuleld pilule= la Ws own paw of lbe book Bl4lllO 74• M • • 1,117,114 7 • ••L•5l IS I 1.517 • 5 le Ms desftel. Waft ft. l' eft la hued. owl et sell .. MI Mr ra mim e= s st mow.browsh, 'weft's. ate. 1,1114 S II 42.11111.17. II II /RI In MID WM omen?. Yor the Mollies sours D. 111. lee. Ds. 1v tell • year's .onsill of bad galls aod (lorissetwo bad and debts, Meesedoulliad *c. 421.1es 14 • Its rebate d lalolist as lais dhows's" SS 7 0 4 aso earls" Is rob mei be be NS omit .. . 3.131 13 5 A aorint velem 811— Prolleeey more sieme Ale kes. bib deo Clieloporom Imo sad r 4 611 . IMo ;oo 0 0 7.44644 kr Ike liallisir all Ike isle of q tr elskple Nunn. To 1601111-re Utter.. OM Obi issiree hal bt 14 per coot pt., a 0•11111111 7. . .m.sust so. added WM, --- 0 0 To beloore carried to peal add We ow secirewl. f lee 4 1 £:13,3U II 3 el. ay Wow.. of profit brought from hot MU year Ty htto for turrrnt half yaw 17 L on 1414 . 30.111 17 4 it 1,5113 12 2 I 111181111 TVND ACCOCIE I„ Wawa . 01.010 0 0 CIL DI waft bin Ire balywir . . By Willer Immielli down CLOW 0 0 4000 0 0 &SIAN 0 0 itt bun esamlittil Übe dove arecusits sad ind then correct, Its If. 1011. OEO. 11101L , O)i. ) tIEYIZY ASTI:. • Auditors AL/[ED LASS, ) II dr isered neesheesely • That the revert bop read he MOW sad &dupl.': Ile Mires arreerl that the Dividend would be melee demi mem Thisitedp, the teth Jan., teat. at the Ihrem rtes. bre treleed :—" TIM Ur bid Snake et re Ihetridire be le Oleeelnin he the aide ram. le wile the berms elle brit to he eindread. and Ow Ile rderste reedemed by reser ebtrider a eirrinen invest'. M .. lllhe eircumelmene eiheries the benbeentry d dear tremare. red Ott •• iet Orr el re Illorebeldre 1. 0••• to Mr. Car. ilk tie Ilfamigr sad war. erne el the bank. for their ad nrehlriq to the peellersene el Or several dative." tamarind Orr Um tarn... J. I. ALLEN, Kerrie/try neteheenlinioreeh IT. IS C. IL 11 1 / A K 0? aat LON arromvaa. DON, ____ *LINN VILLIZIS SMCLMT__ Bart- M.P. vicsatialtaa—Joini Qum= MOW 6.4 316 a Bird AmMedms. irl. Timms lam. Wong WWII& irl Elegy sfr amg .ufa lgatah lima ti das. Theirs Osech. , Ia Jamas. 1114 Robot . Rag Mobs A.m.. 64 Mind Mama, lei MAIIMI,II —MaUbsw COMM' ACCOI NTlL—lniwei Mesa a Ukases. WOW AIXOi Nrt—reessid mist d IMmul toy man Mad M sme‘ dms f molL allenalt .NOTIDS mod =MS of MVO tme M C 11.1231. Somalmy. ATOMS of DIVIDZIID.—BANK of =POSIT Gstahtisbeel ear. SSW Pell.mall 111* Tb WASILINTS Our unsaam M Ye S per or& per Boom. so lopers Aisonso4M t s SUS heember, els sisma at dam& M PAYABLI 41•117 M. lens the Weirs et Weal 4. rams ISOWON. Digueitr. Jowl to. Prospectuses wet Finis slot tree es upplleselea Guar ADYANC MADL witbouLt e tT b 7 111TINTICOR ill'ANT w. ee appeal{ et leek bliez=ie eft* alp apayable by !M per wI 6 it. as al mem& eamy Mem CUleell= same el SU sal AO am& Pesipsebesee mad Pam ease Or ILNDItSW JAMB BOIT. Nareas DlreMse. ruin as Aerials's& he Owebet (tuatara—a, MAIN-L3ll. /ITALALLIY —l. wvis mutourrk MOM. Inn" eter Ilehera —The 811100,1D1POITION et be blob riled yaw* nom of bah ekes WI %IR blast sad le bet ake elm ellreablebeher eed vabhasys a "Wank Mama red es.are "be bittKi&S. GRKZN MA SON (having disposed Ike his. .4 the pewit es lOU SILL by MT? (UN. ah • retie! .41, Marini bac or TURADAV Jaa r st .111 , S U MUTTON id UN namable IA . 1 % b and 'rum , dnty pelt aad b Mal. all of WO eha- P_ln efts Is *redid easolitlea, buiedbe shoat CS ikon bee el sh. eetweesled waresee IRMA lab 1017 Mil SU' Z ▪ 61°0 . 01 . meld. Ameeetbste, r bib bra etiseeles : a .144 era. t•••• of Hocks. berrillia Chrepesuer. ant BM' e. .4 bat elms barb; ml he Chest.. iliarbee t *HU la deem he MIK e" , eallahllall AZ .°lll saarrier MD rases NEM awl ebb sacra =SW al. Ur swirl aline Immudama aellmank. Web MOO 01111Slarlitor r b .; hale Ism cheat hi esi 011111111. bar —ilm ~ else ladata Mask mad maw allasadp mat - "yid*, ma wad ta r mad Wad la do edam the lay pets" L 0 . 6 .7741.: 4 %mood as Mod reek =dr be gen 447: sal ta;=l,,t , r. 'll re as e. : mad of Noma 21. seselbsesea ablisetabl bleb% M. . 000 ••• Ommakft Wasapaborima. rd piti .. l i r 14 doom BRIGHT'S as Barroom/dr oad rieustare DNA" sad Ye mews be be emmis la ember effectually Se nein ee reads WNW%) Apar ead Webb la eery stage of Mb awl maw ill elrenieleasea lea care ibal diet M. bs emeeedly studied .at •=m4 ye P* mad ebewevaiss la the miens Gbablaaaal hel bea = te s La aco. Ds te= 1114 141 Camp el Su= Lc. NI, WerwleMaae. THE SCHOOL EDITION. Tifti Editlon. eon.iderably mut aa. ado EUCLID'S ELEMENTS. The First Six Books. With Notes, Questions on each Book, Geometrical Rear dors Irons the Senate House and College kiaraination=, with Hints, dc. By Roam Purrs. M.A., Trinity Cambridge. London : Patter, Son, and Bourn, West Strand. Chew,. Edition, ea. ed., COLLEGE LEURES on ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY. Ey W. BAno, B.D. By the woe Author, 1116., COLLEGE LECTCRIN co CHRISTIAN Atingurr use= : Tutor, Son, mad Bourn, West Strand. II PTUREB.—By Letters Patent air WHITES 1100-11•111 TRESS (perfected sad 'chatted ta the Ishilltioa, is allowed by upwards of POO medical to be the moat efeettre Invention In the cura tive tree of =REM The no et a steel spring, so often hurtful In Its effeeia • him wedded: a RR beadsge being worn round the body. whale the reepdale redealagLoorer is supplied by the ROC-RAIN PAD sod PATENT LEVER ; Ming with se Nub ow and clamors that ii amok la deleatad, and be f= Y warm "wag sleep. • eissertpdve drea myy m had, the Tram feeirardat by peek ea the eareamiessace of the MrWeis bare She beam ma le as maker, Mr. 111 liesailll4. As Unstated Trews ea the same gra. elple, are • humle he waft span labia. 'I I HE LONDON COFFEE an d EATING NOVO: EE/:P/at' ZENISVOLENT AMIKIATION. The /MIT 54.1 ENTII MAU-YEARLY GK.% KRAL Min- INi. .4 the %inhere ut the shave Inetitntion will be held ea mils DAY EV IMO nest. the MS lastauit • at the !Musser' "%nein. Dress glares-41.0K ino.tiekis. M. recites the ltepnet 01 the Committee and Auditors, de. Chair to be taken at 7 o'clock pereiariy. JAMS>. SODIUM Secretary. Ira. tleeenduawoitiare, Jaa. 17.U61. ADAME TIISSAUD'S HISTORICAL MI; A LLIIMV.—N EW ADDITION.—A Mil.length PORTRAIT )44011EL .4 the murderer, JANIS MULLINS. with a Plan of From. h..use and the shed in a hirh the panel was food that led to his detection Moue portrait model of William Youngman: are now addid to the Mambos of comparative Physiognomy, at the Itamiir. Hater •tr et.—Admto, , la.. ratra rooms, ed. Open from U till desk. and from 7 till 10. ISLINGTON PHILHARMONIC HALL ( near Me Gate'.—Linn Louisa Fyne and Mr. W. Harrison, of the Loyal Opus, Covent.garden, have kindly made an exception la favour a/ the above Hall, and allowed the proprietors to give a enure gebactios from Mlles 1 Vets of the Row of which Is sightly received with the met rapturous applause, sup ported by the following celebrated arthes Charlotte tiros, root from La :vale, !Allan Link Harris, Mr. H01114. - C V, nice pupil of M. W. Hone, Eso. , lt. I:dmowls, fictorge Allen, Henry Percy, arm Howard Harris. With full Heed sou Chorus. Doors open at :sere*. Family boxes, grand tier, is. ed. nporr. 's.. Name, sod Malls. Is.: area, ed. Bowling Alleys open from Two daily. CHNINTNIA9 HOLIDAY& ARGYLL ROOMS.-GRAND MUSICAL lINTYJITAINYILVT, with the oelstwated band, Forty in number. asistMehed eleven years, chosen tram the rhlllmentoule C.momta loyal Italian Operas, and the Household Troops. Itoadueted by MOM. Lamotte. eornet.l pt.ton, 11. Boulcourt. DANCING at 9 "o'clock. Arhalmices. Is FOB the DISTRESSED POOR of ST. Propiirtors of the LONDON PAVILION MUSIC MALL, Tichborne street, top of the Haymarket. have mash Osessre to announce • BEN KM with the shove allsek at their establishment. on MONDAY. the 21st J task Admission ed. Mars Talent The food sill be ishrring officers of the parish—Concert heens at 7 Aiwa peellsely. —Tic Wm Is he bad at the above establish. myna may She. Ilios if o'clock la the morning. TUN LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-street, —Ole" ward M weed a plearat cveW m . we te thew r illisS iDOX AMMON, the heat ream la Leaden, awl Ile beet 00XCIIIT. hematites Ow velleekewst, ticket, *L— bw/kw Als, Oho hatlealek tea VVAILNWEI about 31111/310 sad suPpla 11001111% —II.IICRNXT has returned to this issabiamait. /wpm is mot attar the Theatres. B"MIDI CA11121,, One to Twenty Guineas each— JI.P a Insinws are tne ere riser : Dundee, Wretn, and Ilehrt Cars, tem Is. to Ins. web : skew aireduntat Almond Orr Isr dersit. Is. N. per lb J Crams. and tr ey Tattler DM aad W —IIIIIIBICLL. Oer siOnstnetinear, lIIIDOMON Of 2= WIWI DOWEL EIIROPI•N and COLONIAL Will 003/1/111fT, Lth, Pallas" & Mt Ono has bow towel be Ito nt ow. tht N wed Mots with PULL WIND tit Ow shoider. assibi Mawr oat. ROYAL IFICIORIA lIRRART..RW PIG RowNh Illeeslesd et Reseßesset) STUMM OLD PORT, tee r a tisreed as done. 111PARALSNO ILIMIRNAY JULISN CLAJULT , pees rad telment =mg Its. 71111117 COGNAC BRANDY flab or Drown; 44s. sans. ■LXOAILUt CLOWN POLY. ARTARY, k The beet star introduced into this country. DAMN aad payee Minded, sad six dome ewes treat° any ialwar MMus Itaiddad or Wales. Moe Ileta tree ..eappl maim Tama ark ',Mile," 101DTIPPING. QHIRRY reruns SOUTH AFRICAN. 01101101 WALKER amt Co submit their REWARD TAROT: 01INV= P0RT... . ... ... MIZRZY MAIMALA jam par 40111.1. CLARET " Timms wham an perfectly pars'—floa AualyaM la " Loudon lanksor fur Amami. or tree am Port. fastry, nowt at Ms., Ma, Na. 4Z bea lla. l ,llla. & 725. CHAMPAGNE. Hock. and Moselle. VAL, MM. sad 111111 MARTILLAN Old Pais Bandy, la ass Hama cams. as WI- IllaNfak el COGNAC BRANDY. Pala or Brows, Ma. preitall. ORORDS WALKER sad Co., M. Mlaware.road. ne. Oshell-atrost. legamAdrams : awl 0111•1 Towss-stroet, City. lingrsod smuts, us, Strand (Iste osPle. swift 1i s.-. roll Vitae or r4sII!!”.-416•i neririgamoa r: v andl iwism Ithary . usßan zso4o... . Crott x. 's u Po en rt • wayetviZ a lft w ea .tom . Irish • 17. saw. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CCXVII., wto be pablibed nut tisturdsy. CONTIMITS. 1. Canada I. Webb Literature. a. haw 4. & Idoataya United SatherWide nab. a lay 07 Romaoal sad Illitory. 7. rd imp aad ltasaisa lad lacomerax. lake AllauselealraeL O. A. SALMI NW NOVO.. THE SEVEN SONS of MAMMON ocommoo to tap JANUARY NUYS= of TEMPLE SALaa A Loo dce Nagasim isr T . "d Conducted by Ors llAX=rrt."4Ullasa flaibrib,"•• Twice Aiml the Clock; *A. You. eisibia:i. Jim* oak. limb Ise IA 11•44 Inst. Lorka. =TINILY ORIGINAL TALL H P•INTER'S DRUDGE. pi was= riecanumr. See THZ WELCOME ann. Na IL IL. wally. Lamas : landada sad Waal* d er-row. few days, prioe or MEAL B RAHMINS and PARIAHS. An Algol by the Indigo tlanntacturers of Boyd to the 141111 doonewed, Parliament, and People for Pretediag egelget the Liegabont-flogernor of Bengal . lento forth the gregollem WAY ee Me high ofer has despotically !Mildewed will the kat agog of Jones, bee destroyed and trade of Mee odd= In Mk& ref hes treated thpresent disastrous madam id ligigedlegiem and lasorrectioo DOW spreading la the rod illeldelo leapl. " Rory edge la the ovally is held by men pledged to the seillemsed it wigwam he the countrt. and they are 3rre make OW DWI MODINESODD"—Lettet frost niter correspondent, dated tlelegele. gth Doesaber, leek and pubtlabed In the Thog of 140 Jimmy. NIL Jame Indgenty, Ploodllly, and all bologna& Mkpetal !a, foolscap Bvo, tang Ward% T WITH GARIBALDI. Oemprielmg a fall and authentic roceast or Oaribildl, 6s• Ws Issaliti at Palermo to his retirement to Captor& By W. I, WOOL sr Ida& Garibaldian Volunteer. Lwow Ward and Lack, Ina, nevi street. Now Edition, revised, 2s. ed., THE YOUNG LADY'S FRIEND: A Manual at Treetkal Advice end instruction to Young Wonsan on entering epee the Duties of Lite after quitting Fchool. Loudon: Parker, non, end Bourn, West Strand. Maim piles th, fiw gee, pp 356. fancy boards. d. TIIN MANN M. By GugrAvs Amin, M isthee of .. lte rin i ii. Ble2er. - Golder, kers," e. Ae a fiesflabll el loath Adventurer. of We la the Jumbo sad es the hoer* work ern Instent perm & leads• Weed mid Lek. 114 raetatheet. Jed palsied, prier la, peet tree fres Net Author for it A 111DIOAL =BAY en the Chlitili lis ns MLR el PILIDIATUILIt Damon'. vt plain directing kepereset ralesuilas ie Make a. d riven Om result of tearer. eve pod emeemeall prediee is tie ineesset et those peculiar weft amml nislal dims% will& Sued Os embitter sod Shari= Mkdies. Dr Dr. J. 1. CUM 14. Airmarlesiceet, riteediDp. lae ..716 Is Os Mil leek is atirversemi'—iledleal Itaeord. Liaise: Nana. le. Omit& sad J. Allen, so. Warwlek•kise. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS BIIP'FIRERS. Dr. 1111:171 WNrt published a TIM MDITION d Ids valuable week the PRIVATE MEDICAL PRILND (111 ), en the rielt-eue Serweas Lem et Ihrarty, eistit, Ihesighle, at , poet.troe, es el divided • = .4 =lttre Smug* stemma irers, A. sum. Tevideck.rquare, sew poblibud. , Ale per bee umbe tee 14 drape. rib lrs% Qin DEEM and their RIICIDIIB. la brise J. kaiak M.D., Iberbbe et re libel eb b. et Mabel* . Webber el re Berl Cleber et Il p s ui psys. be, lle. Oerbables re We berieer te. bawled IM blerlel lb bob Pleb be re ere ribose seremesdleren se premier b a bleb dab el delliallek lee mos 4141• IS Impure ebb ebbe um& 4•1141., cels• seeebelle illeelire, tad rreedel Inalmer awalsr ld ie d dm Neled oboe : o f be deer areZne e r i tillbrebill Ike 1414 1 ••• giving P r .... stramme. 111 lis• If • der blr. ••• Wally emir. "Mb berb, rbe re err b are 11, ' Orrery metal mar=• —renal Tree ea/ Omer Augur 4. I ..ce. by bre awn bill, SIM leellerec en,' se be W deer ben ibe Abbe. bit Osligediese, berwer., 4 ,... here lee Creallatl.,2 /rum 10 to:: ar b 7 Illabberl. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1861. EDUCATIONAL BOORS. - • 'MAY rnehth Thousand. smastly !mural fn.. SCHOOL HISTORY of ENGLAND, skid. abrtilt from skid. "Virally History of EnA :" and Ith e Cttronoiony, Tabka of l'outmnporary Moven:lglu. and Quradlolls for Erauranatla. CauiLa: Parker, Sun, anal Bourn. West :grand. Sixth Miklos, laa HISTORY of the CHURCH of ENGLAND. By Tarniaa Vowuta Sloe?, Bishop of St. Asa* loadoo : Parker, Sea, Ind Bourn, West Strand. Third Milks; enlarged. ANALYSIS of ENGLISH and of FRENCH HIATORY. By DAMSON W. TVILIMS, M.A., Head Mister of the Royal Institution *hoot. Liverpool. By the same Author, 3. each, ANALYSIS of RAMAN BIKTORY. nomad Edition. ANALTSIn HISTORY. London : Parker, Bon, and Bourn, West Strand. Third Edition. lc lid., THE ARTICLES of the CHURCH of ENGLAND, In ProdlA and Latin: with Historical Notkr, Herlpture Proofs, Led the Latin of the Original XLII. Artldes. &hied by W. Y. Wikamotos, M.A. London : Parker, rion, and Bourn, Went `rand. Seventh EdMoo, STUDENT'S MANUAL of MODERN IBTOXY. By W. Comfit TATUM. LLD. With Supple mentary Chapter by CHARM! BATMAN. D. U. ghth &titlon. ea., BTU DENTA MANUAL of A NuIENT DISTOBY. By W. CooAllt TATLott, LL.D. _ _ - 1. - da - ord;; Parker, Son, and Bourn, Wont Strand. POULTRY, BUTTER, HAMS, &c. IMPORTANT TO PAYILIIM. HOTIL-KEEPErts, Bacon, Poultry, Eggs, and hairy-fed Pork froth horn Um country every morning. Meat York Hams, 10d. per lb.. Wilt shire RIIOOO, by the side or hall, bed. : pee American Cheese, by the hall or quarter, 7ed. to bed.. 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Of this opera and its performance we have already spoken so fully, that there remains for us little more than to say that it wax better performed and more favourably received than ever. It was cured of its greatest fault its length--by some judicious curtailments, which contributed to the rapidity and spirit of the action, and sbo to the effect of the music. Both Miss Louisa Pyner and Mr. Harrison were in excellent voice ; and their prin cipal pieces--particularly the great scene at the beginning of the third act—were enthusiastically applauded. The light, comic concerted music in the second act, in which Miss Thirlwall and Mr. Corti sustain the principal paste so pleasantly, went off with the utmost animation ; and the divertissement in the third act, one of the prettiest things we have ever seen on the stage, was loudly encored from all parts of the house. The whole open is put upon the *op with equal teak and splendour ; and the fire, taw* * softness and delicacy, with which the brilliant orolsentral accompaniments are played by Mellon and his admirable band, form a delightful treat, which of itself is worth corning it; enjoy. Now that the run of this opera (unwisely interrupted, we thought) is resumed, we have no doubt it will be a log ono. MR. JOHN LOCKE, M.P., AND THE ELECTORS OF SOUTHWARK. Last evening a numermudy attended meeting of the electors of Southwark was convened at the Bridge house Hotel, Londoubridge, for the purpose of allorthug Mr. John Locke, one of the members for the borough of Southwark, en opportunity of explaining his views on public attain as regards the legislative measures of the last two serious of parliament, and the prospects of the forth coming mansion. Soon af►er half.pset seven o'clock the chair wee taken by Dr. thILLICE. Mr. Loess, on presenting himself, was received with loud cheers. At the does of his address, and after • few questions had been put to the boa. member with reference to the metropolitan toll gates and other local subjects, the following resolution was moved by Dr. Mug. DOCH, seconded by Mr. W. Ournim, and carried unanimously : " That this meeting having now heard with satisfaction from their representative, J. Locke, Esq. • statement of his conduct and votes in parliament dung the *maim of 1859- 60, hereby tenders him its best thanks for his past services. and expresses at the earns time its cordial confidence iu his future exertions." Mr. Loot having acknowledged the compliment, The following resolution wee pro by Mr. Ntwiras, seconded la tis Mr. SARELL, and to: "That meeting views with germ the excessive ex• penditure of the government, and calls on oar representa tives to use all their power to reduce the arm , navy, and • service, in order to avert the wha bankruptcy which is overtaking our trade and commerce by withdrawing so many millions of money in excess of former years, and further, that they will press on the government the noes , city of removing those burdens which weigh so heavily on the people in the shape of taxes on tea and sugar and on the manufacture of paper, whereby at least 200,000 of the labouring population are deprived of remunerative employ ment ; and that thu boo. member present will fail to re sent the electors and non-elector of this borough if he should issileet to bring in or support a bill for resident manhood suffrage for all who claim it, with the protection of the ballot." suffering from cold and a want of food. Mr. Mitchell asked him if she might be removed to the union workhouse, He told Mr. Mitchell that she required very great care and attention, and also nourishment and stimulant., and if he was unable to give these to her she bad better be removed. Both Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell said that the deceased had great objection to going into the workhouse, but the de ceased did not say in herself in his p resence . H e un d er . stood from Mr. Mitchell that the object of his (Mr. Brook's) visit was to see if the deceased was fit to be removed. Clogs-examined by Mr. Griffin—The deceased told him before her master and mistress that she bad had plenty to eat, but had no appetite at that time. Kate Norman, nurse at the Henley Union Wo r kh ouse , was next examined. She said that the deceased was brought to the workhouse on the 4th inst. She was in a very de. hilitated state, and was obliged to be carried. She was eery dirty. She said that she bad had fits. She was put to bed sod hot water applied to her feet. She bad tie and bread and butter supplied to her, and she partook of it with great nest. She saw the deceased twice that night, and again before 8 o'clock in the morning, when she took her some bread and butter and tea, which she took with avidity. After that the deceased was washed. She was washed on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday before she could be got clean. The deceased continued to take her meals heartily. She had mutton and broth for her dinner, and a glass of wine every day. She died on Wednesday, the 9th of January Unmet. On Tuesday, the Bth Inst., the deceased became very sefractory, got out of bed, and took up a broom to sweep the room. She pacified her, a got her into bed • again. She was very delirious and w andering. Her feet and toes were very bad with Mistersand wound& Her body was van, thin and emaciated. She had seen persons in consumption thin, but the deceased was person of generally healthy appaatsne& In hot,' she was a mere skeleton. (Sensation.) Cross-examined by Mr. Griffite—The under linen of the deceased was very dirty., as if she bad been suffering from diarrhea. She did not lied her to be suffering from relaxed bowels. She came into the house at a quarter before 6in the evening. She did out then place her In a bath, as she was too thin. She washed her, but could not get her clean until the third time. Her skin looked healthy. By the Chairman—The decesssd did not look like a dis eased parsec. She Mese* Mid charge of an infirmary some years before she ewe to Henley. Flixabeth Hawkins examined—She said she assisted in washing the deceased. The deceased took her pint of tea and broad and butter ravenously. She mind for a piece of toast, saying that she was very hungry. She ate it, and then asked for more. She asked for refreshment during the sight, and on the next day she took her food with a raven ous appetite. She was sodirty that it use requisite she should be washed three ttmea. Her feet were very bad. 'Pb. skin of her body looked healthy, but she was very lids. She called her all skin and bones. Mr. J. W. Jeston, surgeon, examined—Os Saturday, the fith instant, he was called in to see the deceased about 11 o'clock in the forenoon. He found her exhausted sad very much emaciated. He asked her if she had had plenty of food, and she replied " Plenty." She said she was suffer ing great pain. He examined her and found her extremely emaciated. Her skin was brows, and still dirty underneath. The extremities of both great toes were black, and also four others; they were black from mortification and frost-bitten. were also several blisters on the soles of her fest. F' forehead was • contusion as if from a blow or a falL Her mind was collected, and she rationally answered all the questions which he put to her. She complained of extreme debility. Her body presented the appearance of having attend from the want of food. ((easation.) He orde red Ewine, arrowroot, and gruel should be given to her. Tuesday be found her worse, and that she was not yto live twenty-four home. He never maw any human being so much emaciated as the deceased. Hillquita expected the delirium. Delirium frequently takes plain from eaffering from want of food. His impression was that the dimmed was in a state of starvation when In first saw her. He made a post mortem examination of the body on Friday last, at 2 o'clock. He found the body extremely aniscasted. The convexity of the spine appeared pressing on the abdomen. Four toes on the right foot and two on the left were in a state of gangrene or moriiBcatioa The Main and the body were both healthy ; the right lung was partly adhering to the wall of UN chest, apparently from some previous attack of pleurisy. The upper part of the intestines were partly filled, apparently with food, like gruel and wine. The lower extremities of them were in a state of semi.transpareuey. The liver was dark and con gested. The gall bladder was full of bile, having the natural appearances. The body was perfectly free from dhow. He did not believe that the diseases referred to were auffkient to cause death. In his judgment he could net attribute her death to any other cause than a long eenthmanos of the want of food and nourishment. (Seiteation.) by Mr. Grits—He did not form the opiates that the deceased suffered from starvation so much from hie fret seeing ,her as from the examination of her body. He did not know from his experience that persons who had died apparently from starvation had the same ap pearance, as those dying from feed not assimilating with the system. He had heard of such ease, bat nose had come under his observation. He did not know of such Mill coming on in so short a period of time. He relied on Mr. Mitchell's statement, who was a medical man, as to the time she was taken with such debility. When he formed . that opinion be had not seen Mr. Mitchell. He came to that opinion from her appearance, the answers which she gave to him, and the report made to him by the nurse of the avidity with which she took her food. The length of time had nothing to do with his opinion. He never before made • post mortem examination of a person known to have died from starvation. He gained his knowledge of such cases from reading. His authorities were the Lancet, Professor Taylor, and general reeding. The signs of death from star vation are extreme pellucidity of the. intestines, almost amountingtotransparsocy, frequently to discolouration of the skin, delirium, and all the internal organs appearing healthy ; extreme emaciation is also present. He never attended the post mortem examination of a person who had died through feed not having assimilated with the system. He did not believe that the skin would be discoloured in such a case. It was likely that the intestines would have been much the same. Looking at the state of all the organs, he came to the omiclusion that the deceased died front starvation. By the Chairman—A great many more cases hap ti of death from starvation then through food not amimtlatin g with the system. The latter cages were rare. He cool& not come to a determination until he had made an internal exainnution. Wasting away was called atrophy ; but that was the result of some disease, and not a disease itself. Mr. A. D'Oyley Brooke, surgeon, examined, stated that be concurred with Mr. treetop's evidenceorith the exception that he did not think that the toes were in a state of gan grene. There was no organic disease sufficient to account for death. He was unable to say what was the cause of death without knowing more of her previous history, but the appearance of the body was consistent with the hypo thesis that the deceased died from starvation. The eymp. toms mentioned., as far as he knew, were coexistent with death from starvation. By ti;duTirniTM:Although tho deceased told him at Mr. Mitchell's that she had plenty of food, yet if be had aerinespanied her to the workhouse and seen her eat her food with lest, he should have doubted the troth of her statement. Mr. G. Dranosfield Brown, surgeon, was also examined. He stated that he assisted in the part mortise examination, and quite concurred in the conclusions at Mr. Jeston. There was no disease sufficient to account for the death. in his judgment death was the result of starvation. James Sumner, a shoemaker, deposed that he was in the habit of going to Mr. Mitchell's house. Some one else came with the deceased to the gate, which was kept fastened on the inside. On the 2nd of January be mew tbe Seemed, and sbe appeared to be in a very weak state. She tried to unfasten the gate, but could not succeed. He particularly observed her to be in an extremely weak date. William Cobbett, another person who had frequently gone to the house, was called, and gave similar testimony. Mr. Griffits, having learnt that it was the intention of the bench to send the case before • jury for trial, said he should reserve his defence. The Chairman said, from the evidence adduced they had no alternative but to send the cue before a jury, and Mr. Mitchell would therefore be committed to Osford Gaol for trial at the ensuing Lent Application was made for bail, and the bench stated that they would aisupt bail, Mr. Mitchell in the sum of 200'. and two sureties at 1001. each. _ The inquiry lasted nis Noun, and during the whole of that time the Town•hall was densely crowded. The re mains of the poor girl were interred is the afternoon of the same day in the ground adjoining the parish church, and large crowds followed the corpse and were present at the funeral. DESTITUTION AND BREAD RIOTINo. —A commu nication was yesterday forwarded to the several metropoli tan police-stations to the effect that on Wednesday evening a mob of about 800 persons Paraded the wieren, part of London, rushed into the shop of Mr. Haynes, baker, SI, Whitechapel-road, and stole forty loaves, exciting great alarm until dispersed by Inspector Doody and police con stables ; and it having come to the knowledge of the police authorities tha dbo t osfinubamanilary.:,poaroceedui:tdenitopod endeavourc gle p t k r u the t.. corn iouers direct superintendents to caution an set. to iafo mpt, ales grants end constables on beats to act immediately if aay k ti°"l e c e nh p b : i t tfteo esc remhP h at station a sergeant and any number of consta bles net exceeding ten as a macaws in readiness to act at any point in case of sudden need. EFFSer OF TS/ REDUCED WINS DUST. —A peti tion from the African wise Wan has been seat to Ragland for presentation to the Queen cowandslalas of the sew tariff. The reduction of duty ea apaidetterines having enabled the European n 4 Colonial Wine Company. of M PaD.metl . Ur reduce Ms relye of their tenons " /Royal Vietoda Sherry" to Vs per doves bottles Lad cases included, haa produced such an ottraordinary demand lee that wine aa to meetly decrease the eonvomption of Cape or tenth African whits, and hence the fear, a the cape farroaro—iAdvertiaentont.l Thep gs terminated with the usual vote of thanks to the A SERVANT STARVED TO DEATH. --.-- The town of Henley-on-Thames has for several days been in a state of excitement from reports which had been freely circulated theta young woman who hod lived in the service of a gentleman had died from starvation. Inquiries were set afloat, and the following particulars have been gathered :'—Mr. Robert Durno Mite who is • retired naval surgeon, occupies • homes in the suburban part of Henley, called New Town. The site is pleasant, but, as • tolerably high_ wall surrosinds she house, the upper part of the beildlog eau be nee by peones walking eking the road. In the month of August last a young woman named Clarke, about 24 years of age, was hired as a domestic servant to Mr. Mitchell, and she entered upon her situation in the same month. Mr. Mitchell has a wife and children, and the habit' of the family appear to have been those of seclusion. The gate in front of the house was kept locked, and the servant could seldom be seen. The young woman Clarke was taken very ill at the beginning of the present year, and she was subsequently removed to the Henley Coke Workhouse. Her appearance satisfied the officers of that establishment that she was in a state of starvation ; and this opinion was confirmed by the avidity with which she ate the food given to her. The medical officer of the union was called in to see her, and he found her to present all the ces of being in a state of starvation. In addition to she was very dirt , and exhibited altogether signsof having been fearfully both with regard to food and other comforts of a domestic servant. Every attention was paid to the poor creature, but she became delirious, and, though she was subsequently more rational, her system was too far exhausted to be re covered, and she died on the 9th instant. The medial officer, Mr. Joston, having stated that he believed death to I have resulted from a long deficiency of food and nourish. meat, the authorities deemed it right for an investigation to be made into the case. The deceased, though 24 years ”are of ase, and about five feet in height, only weighed 6014. after death—snob was the extreme' emaciation bet body. It was reported in the town that not only was the deosssad kept short of food, but that the bed for her to lie upon was little more than straw, and it is feared that there is setae truth in this statement, four of her toss having bees found frostbitten, and in a state of gangrene. The inhabitants of the town were very indignant at the conduct of the deceased's master, and nothing but the atrickat inquiry would seem to calm them. Au inquest was sooonlingly opened on Tuesday before Mr. Hews, the mayor sad coroner of the town, and after taking voluminous de positions, in which three medical men amassed their de cided opinion that death was the result of starvation, the z y returned a verdict of "Manslaughter" against Mr. Tows A ra VoV inveniyXatirr.'rittrll:ll.° took place the and there was a full attendance of magistrates from the rrittllel was taken into custody, and brought before the beech. Mr. J. 0. Griffin.. barristerat-law (instructed by Mr. Lediard), was retained to watch the case on behalf of the amend. — Alter some preliminary proceedings the following evi dence was taken : Elizabeth Clarke, of Crown-place, Reading, stated that the deceased was her niece. The last time she saw her she was in good health. The deceased Heed with Mr. Shelve, draper, Minster-street, Reading, for a year, and sbe left there to go to Mr. Mitchell's, at Henley, bye months ago, I being at the time in good health. Martha Clarke, stepmother of the deceased, was next ex amined, and she appeared much affected at the sad end of her daughter-in-law. She stated that about three or four years ago the decreed was at home fur two or three months, being unwell, but since then she had bees in good health, and kept out in her situation.. The last time she saw her she was in as good a state of health as a person could wish to be. Ann Gabby, the wife of a letter-carrier, deposed that she frequently passel Mr. Mitchell's house, and for a time delivered milk there, but Dever saw the deceased, although she always took the milk of her, the wall in front of the house being too high to admit of their seeing each other. She always handed the milk up to the deceased. On several cuicesimm, at the request of the deceased, she had purchased many loaves for her, and passed then, over the wall to her, ille could not see her on account of the height of the wall. She saw the deceased once after Christmas, and she looked very bad. Frederick Smoker, a carter, stated that during the last harvest he was in the habit of daily carrying milk to Mr. Mitchell's house. He did not know the servant girl, as he was accustomed to give her the milk over the wall. He never went beyond the gate. By her desire be bad fre quently bought her penny loaves, and given them to her over the will• John Middleton said he delivered milk at Mr. Mitchell's hoses about last Michaelmas. He never saw the deceased, because he gave her the milk over the wall. Several times he bought penny loaves for her, and on one occasion he took her two penny loaves. She never gave any reason for wishing him to bay the loaves. Mr. Arthur D Oyley Brook, surgeon, of Henley-on- Thames, mid—On the 4th of January inst. he was sent for tones the deceased at Mr. Mitchell's. She appeared very ghastly. Her eyes were sunken, and cheekbones prominent. Mr. Mitchell told him that she had been pretty well until the previous Sunday ; that she was greatly emaciated within the last few days, and that she had had a tit on the Sunday, being subject to fits of epilepsy. The deceased told him eke had been pretty wall until the week previous. He examined her body, which he found in a very unclean state, and extremely emaciated. Her pulse vita feeble. She felt cold, but she did not coinplain to him of it. , He found no disease from the examination which he made. • She had a lateral curvature of the spine. Mr. anti Mrs. , Mitchell were present the whole time he was making as ex amination of the hotly. He told them that be was un.ible I to discover say di.Kite, and that she resembled ap• nos Snow vela, re. ascii, In cloth. THK IN STRUCTOR ; w Pros:eosin Lemons In General Knowledge. WM Siweellene an every Chapter. I Tales, ConserwAlons, and Easy 1010004 twee Illseory. Y. Moines. Furniture, Food. and Clothing. Y. 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