The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-17 00:00:00

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KANGAROO, Wd , Die. 1 miHig. Des. 1. MT 0/ lIALT IIIO II/Medasede7. 'IL to 11110 . Ara row, nessisdke Webissisp. Cats Pomp. Lt, 17. awl II paws, asoradlas Si the maws. Parward paret,► edam lecidlegallormiless Prigainiro in. alums sad lie Wafts NNW bodiri oo sp iu m adnalsipere linew-aPar tankseganiadmi IN MAN f. Walembea. Iftsipsel ; or So rig ea/ ILWItY. 114=1111;m4Imm, 011 g. ROYAL ST. JANZBI3 THE•TBZ. Oa sad Mar Übe ISO Daambar aunt die Taman all as molar Oa a 1011.473 VINING. la mem twit • New Mylkahilmal Dar. Ro miliftm lbilialagrua =Mild PLUMS sod ANDsounla. b 7 • brosilk THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. 11 EXTRAODDIWARY NITILALTIONL Tlo Preprioloro Um loodhai Pooliko Dm sock Omar. ••••••otos oungsfosel of MR. GOMM MODOON, Winos talurlisbia Ooll000Do• et loth lit. sod climactic le flo Mew of MY orlsomiloo. MEOW WOOD sod lOW OPE sir moirlboto N the ••••••••• of Ur Oslo, I. 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WHITE and SOUND TIMM anbediersamble M Penn& Attesdiss. sal Is Usk b mg WeaMY by We n &wr own we i r ration d beed. BOWLAWDIS or KIM empssead se OriewWl Isspsdisels. Est Issolnebbe vans .Mrs owl bessftlsw Ws WWII. reapltwerg Ws p.m ski loyftlep • dallssie ksweeese We Wads It we Wee brew area We yolk, imam sl WeitplsW dewy. wed wilder sod preserires lie tip Wilk It bombs a wart tl4e widlisa IY lasmbelis= melee eeeshwd the petrwww et rept*: Ow essw el Ism% awl It Is ONIMINir be swift Mee ▪ 110. pw bac AAA by A. lisaitss4 mad Ibleow =pi by Cbswisis rod Ihrelswess. Ask tar "Ismtkals 111171A0111.-110WAIUYS INAMIL, for 0/1110 DOCILYX .4 IIIIIIII. bowel" Imp Ur isylly. ISlsemsdlis•adidal• ••••19. sod lisidurs Ms • 'lift am& IS iimiagi i rnmen mos dobs ir sieselles ma••••mry, sad arramisi 4.4711: ohm iiresa4. bold by au disable sad millelso "mamma Mw .a AOl7l sad DIBILITY.—Tbe but romsdy is 0011m1r1kW IM boa progrifts• el SD Imeirld DM. r WA TlRs' WINDS WIND nominated by Dr. shit, d Do " isd Dos mufti gookelsa.—P•- = . I2,I 4 OBIIIIII4VATIDD awl% ew. z.., woo lad OK. Wauss &RIM FILMING REMIDY. De. DOOl7ll =KM awl UV= Mit Ng leinallei ilereaellit dm dr M. re Is Mod le WI use war Dirriese ei4 Itm timilimin. 121 , =, ellibmst. iffielms et *a S Da Per see boa, agedesi as& ve t sal se • el lbe dm see bib lb Ode epentlea inl le Se male appelle. prembe erl = m et me— ipeeme.....8114 1. . ft Joime.eresi. ieul by mei debeglele. la bum Is. 101. IL IL lb ame So ask en e. INK% Mine end Lbw Mk The sueibee see a mese 'ela De•Delee. Ida " Willem Lembor.." 411011.114 MI th• SWIM DiLBICORD'S ISSINCI of LITZ vedarea imaiwiod le 11. r dellood emailliiiian la kw whim Men I. thiposillia lin iamb an porianosta. No ILL. at eir dla llie .-111114 hi Veil brierreloos, hi Ilesp 1/... when ea resipt Nampa Ws% MATT err Thwhirlier. IrBRIOHre APHRODISION.—The Plum .ipiorsori MERVIN' TOXIC. —The mew et =deal Combl- Mama st Feboliablil Illbgamig 4t6 e idapiad r both eage. eeetalsteg ammisi eamstlteente et t for both s. .outltg eli s sUl,..te of the logim mad wee sabstaass ; suratabh be the r Srnotent les, NMI preesevlmg siaaseset beechMlK as. promostais =ft a WWI tees god wlllberles el er erne eV nomelgr &mem el lbw blizameslier ma Ba th er do* peellk mss envy edger edomellee ea tar wham gememsemlims awl lebelielmlletal ow ImPellgoldememlsof the Memo Mem mama II& Wilk se Innis , Wall Ask 211 . Pawed mad WA 464 - adimareskiMmas shriek IC. Lemke • "toe dee mmy be bed lbenedisel ISHACII7OIII, Ilm WWI zed awe, milli em hay .a Mmenmallmemigh ghee= Ole MiIiMPOOSI nowlerattee pews of lb* nemedy, keowe as Ur ApbredleleTV " ,:p li Z a mree wil gimps AU emeggemigallor le be Mars am i e se above. Leedom Agars Mr lie MI et tie Mime- Derelay mid Ann, TIM rarriaipteem. : Neurbere. em as. Psereeteerbyard Ammer. UM. end Ileeeer. adise. ee., Llisapshis Haver. 4.1. Kla illUlampag., umm um . bridge . lower. 71. Ureeediunis street ; heel. IA West rROMPT MIRE for COUGHS, Chart D. we.. nen Timms. Crab= um 00 .faiims t ae- IN YICTORAL FAXTILLIS et 11WE", promos Pp boyar beybardlat amt.*. ter Webs mama opi by um, mid .arrabled by gumboil". Ilesin. DAR. CLAY sad 1.0,11. ft rarybeadim.brOmb. izrke : ord retail by all ebysible Rod smodiebr ,uui Plk. lb IbL oar be; oMR Imblkilissib 6 - 11 !'l l 7 L Now tiWr , ol all booksellers. Vbruise. rid railway statoris. GROOMBRIDOWS CHEAP SERIES of 1:NDBIt VOWP'OPFLAII BOORS. Price ft. &I. each MLA. 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Pamret d rli, Oloot flower—lttralsts Stooks—Old If otutialin—A Ortat Projec ted Densitil—ltplrltual Mialfeitatiosa—Tbe fkillt of ths Underground lailwwer Teton—mewr Atecidosio—fiswer Pairtismost—alwer lat—Th• Thwitel Lim litaltmet—liattt aull 00 , 111106. ..._ Oteembeldeioad Soso, 4 Potorseeter•row. Ilbritebrd irlll64S Itogra - Witerelli, ed MHZ MAGNET STO IRS foSU M MER DAYS obi WISTI3 NIGHT& Vint volume. Cleoloste : Am we woe Y by Y. Author /Os " Trap to Catch a ban. bestir -Loltkie fro atomA Gray-!(.rams Maly. by lin N. c. siva- laq by 0 . 1 1. of " eitoesl"—ArS. mho W • IL. The Woo si Ilse, by Ilse fbao of "The II el Oreoembelaee SENA IWarsarist-rw. Mtokstedititli 046. OK *drip. Si" mai MAGRI IT 8T )klsB for SUMMER DAYS ad WINTER MORT& Sewed volume. Ote. Dole :-Oda J. by Nie. 6. C. 16511.-Tbe Captive's Dotitoter. W. Awed 1/porar Orel ties 110^ by alb Taylor- The To wuke =t asio r di f I bc=Weal-Not Myer, by hoo t or Y. 0. B. liereer•-The kt. Iwo& by r il l= MA SINK 6. 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Third Volanw--I g m ir d il Panda. Tlaalllastratioan toads laaaaltal ed work amaries SI Oita, Sao slardlies of the modals ad Meads la ado" ea Mewing& Oraeadmalp atYllalta Pederraastaraew. antra $,. cloth, SW, prier Lit, tdoutrated with liatiw, plant mad echineed, TYSTIO ADORNMENTS for HOMES of TAM; sad Isignistisan tar Ton Vidk Is the Stub and lunation of Sawa 1/1111EMAT Chnowthrthp sol Ilass, 6,l=w-row. Peep IlettL daft. poke IL OIL. ILLUSTRATIONS at th e LAW of HINDITT B I3. JL By the law. Q. W. Marrooothay. ReWag y hawed" the late Mahe* Pty. ceettributei bl ig th , Gamy. Cheeselotillip eal kr, I, ps= Om the Eat of J.O al7 • ISM will es tee•••••es4 a Nit , lido a t lteerewl we SCIONS. Mite emerpod. and ttlestrated with eel- PPees Is tee emileasmn. piss Is. menthe. welted E INTELLECTUAL OBSERVER, Review ot Natural .10y lessesek and Lowe. ieeseleset. Order em Cessrver. ee. 1. pees It WI beekeeless.—esimmemblisr ttaey Pettavasts&rom. FROM Oct. 5 Tie ATTIMI7II has bon TIM IXTILA DOH = r= 101 CHRISTMAS, ALLT H r r a ni ROUND. Ossilsels4 by Commas Dicamss, Immo TON ITDDIANS 011101:1ND, CUITAZIONO I. rah* op Nee sae as. IV. PkAloe up Wells et aea dela V. itelaeg ap a Peekeelook. U. lkadets up &Gabe VL MOWS up Wu Lbw ew e. UM& 111. Maim iv Tobelee OMNI- VII. Maki* ko Thar. Ilk WO. IDWILID num LYTTON'S It tiV maw. • 11111• NON (TOOT, WIN be empleted la A NNW NOTIIL IT 11/S. WUAII mulled k Wkilk Wl Lbsk '`ALT ski Wl/ taks mad I,llMark Vika" W C. : sal by Mirk akokos rid ibmfak W. DRKPARI fat OIRISTMAS the JAJVAZT MUM d 11INPLI lat MAO riD. !IL Ala alabia agealag daps" a g ilanissa espial Assaabea . aals, sad di • mi• Ted. im ""a uste=s li m'AV: arintrtap:." ?v . t. asaaabla.-061% Ufa ifasaataisa. losira. aBUT OBRIST}LUI GIFT is HA. w= so armours 'TALES at nous WI ADTINTIt; rMb :-11. TM ladlaa Met. & TM 11pr lbw: mad & TIM O.M Ileakan. Price ta M melt. dipsw ilbosamiat imead by artse sitn am. slia. l. rti Eri tslk aml .d .l 4d li a . Masks& eat lambs : Weasel Gaik. 114 lisMaareet Tweak arum magi:, }Wows& eta Oakered Pia* fa It, MHZ CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION, 1. Wog a swim d Pews floolratke Ur mut pemlwat tag Iligerlant IPraeloo*KlWlS shMaret el lliat Dirale. ty .1. 21 . L. Baum. N.D.. &Sow a the loyal Coates of ird latts Plqiima le Ur boyel billkisazy irDllaree al Ur Mai, .11allialogral missy las, ma perlops. w altartled re ammloolve widow km pout di Qs carsellit, of pm a disease lbw Ws I. tart el Sabsre eassoraplica."—Cmswat. Lambs : Iceman mid Os. GIVE= AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS, A. wit Weisel riblidwel • YAM UMW of Me MEM* mil. Ss MID IC MIND ▪ lbe d Amu Debility. M ot D liso.. of UMW/s ta te.. posttree. on noels of • dimetad postmen Nampa Adam NUM, r=.4= To►• isisek+quars, Loudon. W.C. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OP 1862. It would bs hard to find • more disheartening task than that of resuming our weekly record of the progress of the Great Exhibition Building at the moment when all England is mourning the loss of the Prince to whom we are indebted for what we trust is destined to become one of the greatest of our national institutions. It was mainly to the deceased Prince Consort that we owed the , success of the Exhibition of 1861, and up to within a fortnight of his sudden and lamented death his Royal Highness was establishing new claims to our gratitude, by promoting with all his energy, abi lity, and influence, the opening in due time of that Exhibition which will be its decennial successor, When the news of Prince Albert's death first broke upon the town, no one thought of anything but the calamity itself, and the effect which it must have on the happiness of the most illustrious Lady in the land ; but yesterday the public mind, a little more tranquillised, reverted from the Prince to the works he bad promoted, and, amongst them, the coming International Exhibition held, of course, a prominent place. It i s h ar dly necessar y to a dd that a general hope was expressed that the national calamity which we have just suffered should not be Haravated by any suspension of a work upon whale, so much depends perhaps ten yaws- of the indtuittial proved di a nation, the livin& during the ensuing year, of the thousands whohave devoted their energies and their means to preparatiess for ministering in various ways to the worWs fair, " and a section of Loudon summer tads, which could look for nothing but the Exhibition to sustain it, at • time when it would be impossible to have the usual court or fashionable festivities. Hoping, therefore, that the preparations which have hitherto been carried on with such energy will 1 sufferno serious interruption, we continue, although with greatly subdued spirits, to report progress for' the week. In the building itself a great deal of work has been done, but the only portion which is obvious to the visitor is a portion of the iron skeleton of the eastern dome, which has at length got into its place, and is of sufficient extent to give an idea of what the size of the whole will be when complete. The northern courts also are well advanced, and the refreshment buildings are advancing with great rapidity. Although all of solid brickwork, the rate at which they rise mahnost magical, and there is no doubt that they will be ready as soon as those portions of the contract which are bound to be finished during the second week in February. Spiral staircases are beginning to make their appearance in various parts of the building, many of the large windows are being and the carpenters are busy in the of the picture gallery. Other symptoms of r=s are perceptible in various parts, but in pre to tedious details it will be sufficient to elate that a simultaneous advance can be recognised all portions of the building. The question of the best means of approach still occupies the serious attention of the commissioners. Whether the new road is to be through Hyde-park or Kensington-gardens has not yet been decided, but there is no doubt that the most efficient means that can be devised will be adopted to give free ingress and egress to the public. A pleasing indication of the advanced state of the works is afforded by the fact that the exhibitors have begun to discuss the decorations of their various courts, the French especially . promicdng great things in a de 4a:talent in w Web they have always been pre eminent. They speak of surrounding their whole court with mirrors, so as to exhibit to the best ad vantage the costly and tasteful products of Um& eats n try_ .pcunia7. In the busbies* of allotment, the labours of the whole staff have been incessant during the week, and several important dames have been completely disposed of. Much however yet remain:, to be done, and prowess is greatly retarded by the un reasonableness and ill-temper of certain intending exhibitors, who, being dissatisfied with the amount of space which the menmimioners have been able to allot them, not only keep up an angry correspond deuce, but come personally to the office and inter rupt the officials in their work by their querulous complaints. The way to the end is however begin ning to be pretty clearly asen, and there is no doubt but that the Exhibition may, provided it receive no check, be duly opened at the appointed time. CLOSING TEE MUSIC-HALLS AND OTHER PLA01:1 ON AMUSEMENT, be. WWI VIM MUM TRIM VIXEN, EVEIWIDENS, OODIFilt& MR. J. O. lITIVENS will SELL by AUCTION, NS We Owe& Seem , Itatutreet t- Ourengarden, ou WIESEBIDA_ ,If De& l& at lh tie altput Is prrebely, a lArg• sad Das LIMOILTMENT at MOWN DULDS boo 11.1.1 sad. sod • quantity M invirm& wwileve. vier. ilesiedse. poseieik teals tee% liv.-0a view Naas* algae, sod eeielessee Md. CM Bin NAM PBXS NT & - RIMMILL' 8 ‘,../ Wisest NOVUTIMII. somprlible instal Trees. Ks& Timm Christmas Tress, tabu= Vaporises for bells end w alk do. • perfumed Mose af edema Made peseemted to au urchesere to the snout of U—IiISISLEI. Perhtmer, Strand, 14. &ambit', mid Crystal Mame. OVERCOATS.--dentlemen who require a good Winter °roma ors bulled to ea the NEW BEATE. MLA oall LATER MLR • ideal Ant of Masiog Oosto. lostostog IA aa4 W WlLT Ohiter N owl °monis at Elj Isiaoo4 100, MAND. appall, Narks left MR. MILKS' (ALM= WEBB MILKS) NZW AUTUMN AND Immo STOCK liar the World•tunad Septa ANGOLA Ina TIIOVSZICK Is now mike sad ready for inapeetion. Thew Traseara wars originated by 11r. Hilen Mama* Mama Is IS =ASA -STSZ ILT. ANOVILIQBANK. end Who la not aanneeted with any person imitating and adver tising in his name. ESTABLISH= ISIS FIUMUAIT, QPICTACILE3 itaroved by HARRIS and SON, will mod oertalaly preserve the slaht. Settee easaot he are. Steel, with crystals or pebbles. grU. to le a Geld awe Myer ftlftlClllo ad eet vertety. at Nouns low prima Marries Pr Ohm fa et poet tree. TIM HARRIS sad SuN. Oticiansmoem* I to the Sepal really. egmeellee MOM Yoram Oates, Leatisa. lbethilehed lTd4 Oweides.—No travellers employed. Contrary to the course in moat canes adopted at the tine of the death of ler Royal Mishima the Docker of Kest, by the proprietors of musiisballe and away other promisor; phone of public 41101101111111 i act under the cow trot of the Lad Chamberlain, so great aad mend is the reveal to the doomed Prince manifested, that during yes leoday sad hist evening places of amusement of every desertpthut wire closed, with bat • few isolated except/Da& The Oohing= and the Polytechnic were closed throughout the deg sad evening. The Royal Gallery of Martrallos, sad may other kindred places of amusement. imiladias ' need panne and public einieerts and cartes, wen elerd Yet feresesi ; of whisk aim may be mentioned the Monday evening popular osecorte at 84. Junes'. Hell. Yesterday, 54 12 o'olook, a meeting of the inelaspentas mosie.holl proprietors was held at 473, Osforduteent, in possum* of an invitation hastily seat round by Mr. Sandme, of the stove residence. cue of the proprietary of the Pkilhernionio Yule-hall, Winston, for the porpoise of esmering, if primater as asanimoos closing el thine estabileh- Mei& The following proprietors and amaesors were pm. sent :—Mr. alsaley, of the Csaterbury-hall ; Mr. fiandors. of Wiest°, Pinker/nook ; Mr. Wilton, of Wellelesisuquent ; Mr. Williams. of the Sun, Knightobriclis ; Mr. Wylay of the Alhambra ; Mr.t Weston, of Holborn ; M. Leibl„ of the Pavilion ; Mr. Villiers, of South Load= ; sad Mr. Preece, of Winchester Music-hall. Mr. STANLEY having bias unanimously called to the chair, addressed the meeting in fitting terms on the mom ',Ay of closing their estublialimeats on that evening, and also on the evening of the funeral of the departed Prince, aa a humble mark of their esteem for one who had endeared himself to the hearts of Englisluneo, and whose memory must be revered by the whole civilised world. Mr. &MEIN warmly supported the views enunciabid by the chairman, sad the meeting unanimously adopted resolutions, pledging themselves to close their halls lost evening, and also as the do of the funeral; that all music-hall proprietors throughout the kingdom should be requested to close their balls also on the day of the funeral ; and that the foregoing resolutions should be fully advertised. The fifth annual dramatic entertainment, in con nexion with Tottenham-house (Molars. Shoolbred's), took place on Saturday *voting, in the concert-hall of the Whittiorton Club, is the promos of an andieece lumber ing about 600, melodies the members of the firm sad their fonds. A guard of honour, comprising a detachment tom the Tottenhaohouse Company of the Queen's (Westminster) Rifle Volunteers, received the visitors on the entrance stem. The programme of the entertainmeet ieeluded Calmaa's comely of Tse Poor Gnat/man and Merkm's more tomorrow piece, To Paris and Bark for Awe limed& We may add that the assistants at Messrs. Bbseibrete establishment are benefited by a superior course .. of lectures gives daring each whiter in their capacious and oasaCkAtrr TAYLORS OCSOOL—In consequence Inallseass library. The lecturers for the present season of th. lamented death of his Royal Mishear the Priem logo& il l s Dry it., ja m Comet, who was as bosomy member of the Mareheat sew. J. N. Nakw, Rev. J. C. Harrison, Dr. Hamilton, Taylors' Company the neater and nnintens of the own* Beery Vinous; ge . 3., John Lee, Req., and others. pan, have desired that the meeting of the school for the CAMBSIDGI MIDLLS-CLAN; ExAMINATIONL—The a p eeekes tad the 6.1.3"." Camlea bridge no•-grernial examinations commenced yesterday, mast at Ike hall ll sot tab T NATIONAL CnoaAL ovullTY.—se consequence and • lame numbsr cf candidates promoted themselves at ohm' every mire wish th e ozzo pt ot p o f N orw i c h, w h ere of UN lowtootod death of his Royal Highness the Prince °sly 16-12 joie, sad 4 easier—offered themselves. Moe Onneert. the oe of the dleariaA_ announced for esedisfetes were edolreemd by the nohow of Norwich, SW Moods_ lion‘ esieWolied to liceiday, 30 th lent Abe Boileau (who expressed his regret that more intamet The Harmonic Society, Exeter-hall, an yes cot evinced in the smatter in the Norwich district), Mr. um« Oe SressfeS aPin for next Friday, Initathe moat Hewes, ILP., other 'esthetes. Christmas Madame Guernskella ( her woad Patin' sea AZT Bruns/mt.—Prises to the aPPISMOO.)• 11641168 Seaton DolhT, Mr. Ha ig h (his first aneenet of 90f. were recently offered by Mr. Benson, of ILPPokrame• at the safety's concerti), sad Mr. W °last Kin =hill, to the various schools of art throughout the opal 002 1• 1 . • is couserlea with th e s ou th ' im a g e.. Ad I The Meuse states that M. Ch. Rogier, Belgian Ildsciel. fee dolga. fur watch-mnsurstaties. 71te In. Minister of Foreign Affairs, hascommeneed as •ration against epector-Geseral he. just sotited " that one of the designs the JOlllllOl de Bruxelles for collier him the grandson of the which have bees received area a character to merit the full eislosneeer Atm, sod hes laid his damps at 10,000(. pOs in say Gee of the three classes into which they were Ltiffratdee WATCH'S' AND CLOCKS.— 'Perfection Sided; he hes, however, mode the following awards:— of rochealsm."—Maraing Posh Oold watehopstoneettlness: Two guises. to Mr. R. F. W. Laldle , Durham school of dlrcr .shies, tto le guineas. Beoson's new nlnstested Pans eh- Art ; two guineas to Mr. W. A. Soon, South Kensington w kl t ,,,,frre for, two inenine.,.. sireatetiilol b r .r i :ioLirctien ed Wit °l eshool ; two prises of three guineas and one guinea r es p ect- estceesty the watch neat " to their use. Jody to Miss Annie Wherry, Cherterbouse School ; and two wal es * mg tree sad sib y post ee receipt of a remitte h ee. Eta h z to Mr. George 0. Blacker, of Wolverhampton J. W. Benson, 33 sad 34. : 40 sad 47, Corilcil. * —Atllawrion. Lemke, LC. Intobilsbodl7B9.—(Advortlissirent. (Stamped, ld. AdditionaL) TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. THE DEATH OF THE PRINCE CONSORT. BERLIN, Dic. 16. The news of the death of his Royal Highness the Prince Consort has awakened the greatest sympathy among all classes of the Prussian people, and has plunged the Royal family into the deepest mourn ing- On receipt of the sad intelligence, the King and Queen paid a visit of condolence to the Crown Princess. The King also sent his aide-de-camp to Lord Loftus, to express hie sympathy for the Royal family of England. The Prussian court will go into mourning for four weeks. BERLIN, Dw. 16. It is rumoured that the Crown Prince will pro oiled to Windsor on Wednesday next, in order to attend the funeral of the Prince Consort. The Crown Princess, it is said, will be oompelled to re nounce her intention of accompanying the Crown Prince, on amount cf the state of her health. ITALY. TURIN, Dan 16. The Mosiwe•to of to-day publisher • letter addressed by Garibaldi to the Gsoo• committee, which says : " We are near the final solution of the national question. Notwithstanding the obstacles throws in our way by enemies, by false friends, and by the timid, whereby our programs has beau arrested, we most go on to the end. The rivalry of individuals inset cease. We must leave it to history to pass judgment on our task. Let us be still more closely united around the Sag of our Be Galantwonao. Let us mutually and solemnly apes to meet on the last battle-field, at the side of our brave army, which will still find companions worthy of its brotherly co-operation. All is a token of victory.' Garibaldi concludes by calling upon the com mittees of the Provedinaeuto Society to lend their active eo-operation. THE ERUPTION OF VESUVIUS. PARIS, Dec. 16. The Paris papers publish the following from Naples : " The director of the Observatory at Naples has issued another report on the eruption of Vesuvius. This report states that on the 10th Instant the eruption was rapidly diminishing in force, and ap peared to be °easing. At the lower craters it only manifested itself by slight pea of stooks. " The principal crater cast forth ashes and vo lumes of smoke. "On the night of the 12th inst. the Monograph indicated two very slight shocks of earthquake, lasting two minutes, but since then there has been no disturbance. "The mephiticexhalations which issued from the mountain at the close of former eruptions have been very prevalent on this occasion, especially at Torre del Greco, and have extended to the sea shore. " About twenty houses have fallen near Torre del Greco, which is not yet out of danger." [ON OF HOSTILITIES IN HERZEGOVINA. RAGUSA, Dec. 16. Hoatilities have entirely ceased in Hercegovina. The Turkish troops who were posted st Piss have been distributed among the towns of Ontako, LejubiMe, Stolen, and Mostar. The irregular troops have been disbanded. ITALY. (nos out owir NAPLES, DSC. 9. I hasten to send you an account of the eruption which broke out yesterday at two o'clock, after several slight shocks of earthquake, half way up the metuitein, near Tony del Greco, where the lava is making most havoc. The inhabitants, with but few exueptions bays fled, the houses being more cw lass dainaind by the repeated shocks from the convulsed ground. From the principal mouth, now broken out, issues with violeuoe so dense • column at stones and sandy ashes that in a few hours it has overrun the plain, near two miles in length, towards Torre del Greco, imbedding a house ' and church, of which only the roofs are visible. The current of lava has taken two directions ; the one to the left, if the eruption continue, as it threatens, will, without deviation, pass the town, and make itself a passage to the sea. The other, leaning more to the right, threatens the town iu the centre. The danger becoming greater, a precipitate retreat, amidst dense showers of ashes, was thought advisable, as no guide would follow, and the earth becoming agitated we were glad to find ourselves again on terra firma, and once more breathing air. The roads are rent and almost impassable from the loaded cart. of fumitnre which encumber them, and yet it is a remarkable fact that, though nine times destroyed by the lays, the proprietors of thu place always hasten, the eruption over, to rebuild their houses, undaunted by the ever-menacing peril of remaining buried under the mountain. A guide was killed by one of the stones, which struck his head off at the distance of a mile from the spot whence it issued. Borges has been caught and shot, after a deeps rate conflict with the brigands, in which the troops and national guard were victorious, having tho roughly routed the band infesting the Basilicata. M. Luigi Palmieri, director of the Observatory of Vesuvius, has presented the following official report on the present eruption : . _ Itoyal Meteorological Observatory of Vesuvius, Dec. 10, 1861. Sir,—Since the 7th of this mouth the (meddles of the Lamont apparatus suffered extreordistry psteurbations. end whilst they incremed in intemity, the electro.inagnetic sismograph began on the following day to mark a continual vibration in the soil, with frequent shocks (sometimes un (hilarious, sometimes starts) of emihquake. doom of these shocks were felt in Naples. At last, about 4 p.m. on the ittb, • large cleft opened is the lava of 1794, some miles above Torre del Greco, near the Brancaccio property. At first there issued from it • gre4 abundance of smoke, and then, cc usual, pieces of lam violently shot forth with terrible roa ri sgs, which reminded the inhabitante of Torre del Grego of past disasters, and made them hasten to quit their booms and seek refuge elsewhere. About 3 p.m. the fluid lava escaped, covered with great scoria of • singular composition, rich in pyrossees and almost entirely devoid of lencitea After baring de vastated several cultivated fields and partly buried some aountry houses, the lava stoppetbecause the violence of the line of craters along the slops gradually diminished about midnight On the morning of the 9th, whilst these lower critters were again is considerable activity, the upper one, which since the lOth December, 1855, had sauady ever cased to emit fire, and which seemed at last disposed to rest ' *mu violeot) to shoot out smoke, stones, doden, and red-bot material with horrible detonations, which still continue. I will not flail to keep you informed of the circumstances of this new kindling up of our volcano, reserving the scien tific details for the next volume of the annals of the observatory, if memos for priating be furnished me. A Naples letter of the 10th hist., published in L'ltaiie, says that it is reported from Teramo that the conacription is proceeding throughout the whole province, without the least impediment or disturb- [T' orENCE ante. In Teramo there had been great popular demonstrations, with shouts of viva for Viotor Em manuel, Garibaldi, Italy, the army, and the con scription. The drawings for the conscription had also been effected in quite an orderly manner in the communes of Bosco Reale, Vico Equense, Let tere, and Poo-Marino. The syndic of Mole di Gaeta had been entrapped by a party of bri gands, who pretended that they wished to surrender. They escaped to Sonnino, in the Roman territory, having, it is believed, ' assassinated the syndic. A lieutenant of artillery and a se rge ant who were on their way from Nola to Canmllo were shot in their carriage, at 2 p. m. on Sunday, the 84h inst. There was uo political me). tire for these 0ri111.5 ; they were oomuutted by or- • dinary robbers, who knew that the lieutenant had , a sum of money with him. These are the only sinister events reported as contrasting with the encouraging tenor of the rest of the news from the provinces. The 15,000 inhabitants of Torre del Greco had nearly all taken refuge in Torre Annun- • slats and the environs from the eruption of Vesu vius. The authorities were furnishing them with all possible aid, but the railway had become impracti cable. Only two persona had as yet been killed by the eruption. (4u:is OP COMMON COUNCIL. • Vial Mini if Me City Parliament was =yeelerdey in the Cowell Chamber of the Ga all, purpose of ormaiderleg • report of the Market. Im provement Oommittee, preseetsd by Mr. H. L. ?swipe, the 4111•12111111 of that committee, relative to the proposed new dead meat market in Smithfield, sod the other matte'. con meted with that subject. The Right Hos. the LORD MAYOR presided. TIN DRAM OW WI ?MCI CONSORT. The LORD Maros roes, and with a deep feeling of emo tion, aid is profound silence, referred to the death of the Priam Oneort He thee mid, I think from what I know of the &ship eetertehsed by the Goer* that the norm they will be inclieed to adopt will be to agree at aloe to a resolution of owe:khan to tier Majesty epos this melan choly weal ; asd tO show awe deep pW felt by ell is soosepteoes of it, that they will joure the coesidantion el th e bode. far which we hen been specially called to gether. (Hear, hail Deputy Mayfair, Chairmen of the City Loads Oen mitue, mid he sees ran be was apseking the feeling/ of every member of the emit whom be asked them to ems to a resolution of seedniimess to her Majesty epos the great calamity that had hilass i l e : sad the enema at leap by the death of his Royal the Prince Consort. His holies. wean net permit to my more at that momeet, end be should therelme propose that the court sheadd twee to a remlidion of Ha emodolesee upon the death of Me loyal sad ea the great calamity that had lishilse bow meet posies. Majesty aid the onion at larp. Dr. Amman, la mooed* tie motion, mid he felt quite certain that there was osly one feeling pervading in that easel, as well as throughest the whole osinatry, which the amhasholy wrest that had just takett plass. w was ••• at tit* roost deep and intense regret —(hew, beer)—wed that they and the country would moms es an expresion of the disport sympathy for her Majesty and her family at leaving sestained so melancholy benavement. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Merit 000110DUILL (the senior sheriff) said he under stood that it was not meal eyes esemeions like the present for say nee but the mover mad secoader bedding the court, but is Me positing he otwapid be could not refrain frees miessift the deep eympethy be felt at the lost that bed hest oaalsfwd by our most grectious Socenopi by the death of her revered huelmed. The virtues of his late Royal Higbee. *veld mew he forint, n —it was almost impemilie be de *Roe I. them at the present Mae, but abeam date remained—a duty to the living, and it was becoming In all to =prom the dee sympathy that was felt far the greet km Mt had auelaiiei Mr. EL L. Tenon mid De was mire there could be but one feeling with nprd to the melancholy event that had just lakes pleau width won to express the earned sym pathy that was felt by every member of the court, ii the mode, sod at the earl/set passible moment. The Town Clerk, emempealed by the Chamberlain and the maser sad asseeder, this left the court, for the w pm of agreeing epee the tense in which the resolution . should be worded. Upon their return the neolution was reed to the evert It was is the follow terms "• Resolved—That this with ileshlP profound escrow tie el Me de cease of his Royal M i re it/bert, the meson 4 her Meet Otimisies y lie gems. That this court most showely ellen to Med Greeiens Mejesty, sad every member et the Royal famliy, its deep symrethy mad condoiswee upon the irreparable loss her Majesty, bar illustrious family, and the satire at large, have euelehted. That this court, is recording it. high admire- Won of the distinguished vines. of the late Prime Consort, of he sooetent solicitude fur the protonic° or British it tweet% sod his essoungesaint of eduostiok art, end scene, desires at the same time to express the deepest feeling of loyalty aod affection for the person of her Ma jesty, with an earnest prayer that, under Divine Pron• deem, her Majesty's life may long be spared, and be Meet with tranquillity and resignation under her Mejesty's most afflicting bereavement." The resolution was pat to the court and agreed to Itimoi money, and it was then proposed and carried that the row lutram should be signed by Mr. Woodthorpe, the Town Clerk, on behalf of the court, and transmitted to Sir G. Grey to be laid before her Majesty, as was also a motion that it should Lv edvertised in the usual newspapers. Mr. H. L. Taunt this rose and said that although the motion for which the emit Lad been specially summoned was one of considerable importance, he quite concurred is the feeling that was entertained, that it might appear to show a want of respect to his late lamented royal highoses if it were to be brought on on that day, and be would then fore move that the consideration of the subject be pet posed. This was agreed to, and the court then adjourned. New SPLarruaL consequonoe of the recent episcopal chsamariairt4 Dr oat of the death of ti; Villiers, Bishop of am, . Henry Philpott, Bishop of Wormstar, will be 'MUM to take his seat se • spiritual peer at the commencement of the sent smoke et parliament. Dr. Thermo, who was oonseemted Bishop of Gloucester sad Bristol on Sunday, will not he entitled to • seat in Use ikons of Lords natal the avoidance at • see other than Canterbury, York, London, Durham, or Win chester. This arrangerneot takes place under the provisions of the act mostituting the Bishopric of Manehester. OXFORD, Dec. 16.-I.INOOLN COLLSCHL —Mr. Henry Battleship, 8.A., scholar of Carpus Christi Colkp, has this day been elected to the vacant fellowship at this Aicrninoeszne' HALL.—At a court of examiners held on Thuneday, the following gentlemen were ad mitted lioentletes of the Society of Apothecaries. viz_•••— Mann. John Copia*. Baker, of Romsey, Heats ; Sidney Edward Clarke, a Avaialtinite, Guanlorlaad ; Francis George &rattail Gilson, of University College Hoepital ; John Edward Gowland. of Surrey ; George Herbert Nashua, of Market Drayton, !Shropshire; William Squire Ling, of Gorleston, Su ff olk ; Edward ll'Carthr, of the County Die . Norwich ; William Goddard Rogers, of St. Ratko. larew'aHoepital ; John NA* Smart, of Bechnieeter, Bristol ; Frauds Wilbwm Werriegton, of Coniston, OW shire ; and Horace N. Watts, of the Great Northern Boaz=arm BRAWL ROBIRRY BY TEI CIFINWIL... A curious damorry was made on Satunisy at the South- ampton Docks, involving a robbery of China crape shawls to • large extent, perpetrated, them Gan be little or tio doubt from tb• etrosessimess al the case, in the country from which the packages were exported. It is, of owns, well known that extensive shipments of China crape shawls and India silks an made by the Peninsular and °rimed Company's stearesm. that they are leaded at flues, ess veyed across the desert by railway, and r eshipped at Alexandria on board the steamers which arrive at South ampere weekly with the mails from different parte of our eastemi possessions. Among the cargo brought by the papa Mesmer, which reached Southampton in the midair) of last week, were four mass 'assigned to Mews. Ilnalop and &beaks, shipping erste at that port, the distinguish ing mark on each being • heart, and the cases numbered respectively from 716 to 716. Each of the four cases wee supposed to contain 50 doom Chita crape shawls, of the value of 3201., making • total consignment of 200 dozen, worth 1,2801. When these CUwa were opened in the dock warehouse, foe the purposes of examination, by the Customs' authorities, it was found that not • Ingle shawl was contained in either of them. 'The cases were filled with matting and other light material, with some heavy stones ingeniously wrapped up in the centre to make themes the exact weight they would have been had the shawls been properly placed in them. The exterior of the one, pre sented exactly the earl appearance, and there waa nothieg whatever about them to indicate the fraud which had beet perpetrated, which could not by any possibility be dis covered till they were opened at the end of their jonniery. " We find Du Barry's delicious health-restoring Itevalenta Arable" nod the safest remedy for habitual constr. 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