The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-07 00:00:00

yatrps f rant/NT com Pas v. Am% ordilltry meeting of this company Was 1 7_,,„ge it the Beltio Ootewheeso. Threadaselhe c ob pew, R.N., is the elm& The mart „weed of ateresta, ea sinteset of whisk hos beet "."-- were Twd• orgy ,is mewls. tits adopiies of the report, m asa wm so lAN lad few if say remarks ei epos it. riag the natant of the ..sowy and the _ large_prolits of d b. * e ight that the sharMoiden would gett the directors lied done their ditty. ewe of litiptios, me of which was pretty P . WI the maims, wee emenuod, sad he 0 0114 lh o y i" ,:tht m paid. what they reg . _aired with me Mtet wee is Mound, sad he believed that thatolt he Mee tatidoolorily anespd. gag :xrisaimess, is iscanding the jggilifft,r r ains company. being _es*ok 1 .000 .111 .7 - i dgga Mom stk end ewe orb it it hod g y Wispy to say that ia this paeast per rev ▪ erg .esd eioat • single bed dabl At tie is woo stated that there was oaly owl lel 7201.1 less ; bat dam this the amount •b. faU with interest. The o th er aloes ra doe attendee, sad es overtures bad ~..."1 /N o . kr a Mai mast as the dire:dors' tonne, nesembisP"' .kilo they were for the interest of elist m ,gP s was saticipsted that they would vet *. ma that oaly would they adapt He *OW wool Wet the experiesine of the peat twelve mouths • wikeitinbe eidendinsterstlardry ou yet st isle he gaygd=oomos Mt ,g hut there boon • capital four s oB' PC ...kid, sad Mist had been tweed over three Wow Weimer* of the yea. 11; to adder, expromed his con fideeco is m op, bat felt baud : T s ay that there woo se ...a.m.'s& that the oomp• ems &tans swamis= Wet 1 818 tesissm we lotted. thelefors, that the 0•00 ,..bi give soma summate with ha rd to the sol d 0. wpm and of the seewities w him they held; g alls tuigbt see that the andertaldeg WU • 570, it was seesstel , se its tralisses was quite sod Me staternmite would toad to remove the W.* flesh miler' of • large dividend of 15 per amt. wok Mum what at • dimmest is the market. He .wigiie how what WY t h e maxims= of say WA which impkesiss. He believed that be could have bees a dmrde the empay cm its feramtion, but at that time io &bid to las that Maim ; if bat that so Foot .. r e p es 'itles Ilse andertakion sa onerre ia d, without his being subW.y W o g lar say of the presses directors, he would sow tby impoistat e at. It woo dear that as Memo; of N 'T o n.r.r Mika at Int existed in the direr: had bees red nit wee shows by the fact that whereas by likelier el sweeties the directors were sow enetled to L NOW& Jewess of reonseratios in to the way had kept that re g err the awn msy were originally entitled. This Iso thot paidfo. ' oho le the masker' al the sharehoident lii kW, d there woe to be say further ems of shares, el lay as mat He hoped that Is answering them quer N o gg it. elm of the Mans is the market would be re. F AL * g ip ssigested that es the two eaktiag auditors esenesers of see fins, that another should he appointed. A emossoiren said that it would be most impra&at to dor b.. ns polite of the oompsay were mis&. Thom ans shield to left to tha directors. Il i Mew rid lie hod perfect coofideaos in the mew pay, •ho meld have kit it, bat We wished the seensaly hogedieliende and low prom of Mares to be amounted A flusincitass sagged that the mama why the emu we et akw prim was became the baleen of waste ga ry mill, sad it would be better to declare • smeller ids la ea any over • larger balsam. • cpyysy, deputy chairman, said that with regard to Ile some Mewed, it woo • pert of the business of the K ayo Mesh it was not desirable to disclose. All proper proselises wee saS qaalilisi surveyors employed to fa the else of ships on which advances ware made, sad de dinders this decided os their own *Felon of the elm As to the attars of the coramay's Wainer sot hem } mo m to the public, it was the object of the directors to imp ant howls* sod the alesegernest of the We ise to theorises et much as Feeble, sad they preferred is peg FM &Mewls end to leave the value of the shares, Ala wee se tie subject of spectilative trasmotioss, ea it ma At pew there was so intention of making say caiesliningsay sham, but in any such case the ahem Wins weld have maple menu The MORAL is reformat to the balsam of ars* shoed ea mess this 7,0001. was sew plastically to be lurid me. A gummed= poised out that divides & were so lesgerthe tun d else of shares Is the market, for it Nested as if tie higher were the dividend the lower wee the qaotsiim of the shoos is assay companies. Hs thought that, isekerg to the Fest profits width had hoes made, thee wan hme tees pod management, and the question cf the elm of the shores was of no consequence ; while se P the baleen if sleets, that seemed to be satisfactory es things stood; but it my capital was wasted it weld be reed by s null all. He expreened every confidence in the &rectors. The report was then agreed to. sad a dividend of 10 per ant., is additios to 5 per mat paid in Jane last, declared. The retain directors were rwelected, and after the q tips the pociatmest of as additioaal auditor had l of boos disarmed it as Weed that the mead easelitors should be With the meal votes of *sake, the proceedings ter minated. CHUMS LIVIBLATION. The Record of last teeming contains an article purport* to n►ibit the present dans of a atunbes I A church latansts. Ths Royal Commicsioasrs ars osaai• Imam is then racosimaadations oonoencing subscription, Lod it Is is, uderstood that the new form propoosil will mane sweet M the Thirty-lino Articles sad to the Book Comma Payer, with a deciaratioa of belief is the &maim genes set forth so agreeable to the Word of God, lama by a proclaim to OM, in publie prayer and idmislikathe of the sacrament*. the prescribed foam and roes caw, meept so farm shall be oedema by lawful aa- It ;she Wiped that another Royal Commission willlbe ippoisted efts the meetiog of parliament, to consider the weedily of s wince of the Table of Lessons, and of cane allusion is the law with respect to the nee of the lurid olica To each a cocamisidon the Arolibiehop of eatelloary is mid to hare assented. reprd to modifications in the Table al Lemons, Mr. J.l3leyhoes hoe argued that by the 24th Geo. IL. MP 2, Beheld "As Act for regulating the commons:wood of and far correcting the Salaam now in use," " the laleiliez Tables sad rules," is the Sealed Books, were vir. mead by the substitution of the sew Haleadar, so tat "W sewoaleadsr Tables and rake *meant° annexed" loped fro %sir authority, not upon the Act of Uniformity, let ea the Act for altering the Style. Archdeacon Deals= Anna to pt rid of Mr. Stephens • °mansions by emoting tat el all mats " the Proper Lessons" not being included ia the Odmilit ass not repealed. Bat in this attempt he is mot by Ss het that in "The Preface" to " Concerning . _ the the &mite at the Church ," sod to " The Order how the Put cf the Rely Ssriptere in appointed to be read," the "Weeder" le used as including the " Table of . " Nor is he helped out of this difficulty by the that the "Koveable Feasts," and the " lei " ors expressly excluded from the " Calendar," ice !kettles* about them we are referred to "Proper This sal be Co. of the topics dieculaed ►t lambeth to. maw prey), Tux NNW HERBERT HOSPITAL.•••EXTAORDINARY ✓gastrar.—The inspection of the new Herbed 100 PrIal, • aims of completion on IC idligook Oommon, tar WNW& ins terminated on Saturday. The corn. atm comitall of Captain D. Dalton, F.H.8., Under-Se. euru7 01 State for War; Colonel J. S. Hawking, cam. "MR herd Pastime at Woolwica ; Oaptain W. New men feWolEogineers, divisional commanding officer ; Mr. leash, mayor to the War Department ; Mr. Ware ad Ir. Tart, clerks of the works ; and Mr. G. Myer s, be ti I rian met/actor. The inspection occupied a two dam when the committee at length ""•••• et the necessity of recommending that the L _,.. igi att puffin and other portions of the building eeet t he Partially reconstructed, and that other measures Wake taken to remedy as far as powrible defects at the her N t h e building, many portions of which are totterlog Niue nook consequence of the yielding of the soil. The use esdwed a this is that the b ta l iags d l w by . ale o x w trLor e d e i L n d asj aware due layer of concrete and rabble forming the midi:dal tud , neu. The coeurr e s oe , for which. It 10 oteted i the t ractor in ao degree responsible, is exoesdingiy nnfor. to. to the structure, in its prompt state. la mid te,,__he,_ has t the goveramett unmade of 300,0001. The pavi lioneee ea "welled" or pped up, with a yaw of forming • w asd more lasting and solid foundation without delay.— once. VALUE or LAND IN THE Mgraorous.—ln a ' m uktem Peuttiezahre The at m o gwam td Sheriff's Court, a ß n e d d ia lt us e-etu ßal. are, evidence Irma given of the H ibawrleg salsa of Lodi a "total. The lead 130 in the wee wee at Homey, and Jury awarded 3,1. Atilluai. 01 • CONVIIINIRATI GINNIAL IN GL AND. — General Wick, of the Confederate Stelae ger , loaded at Plymouth yesterday morning by a Brisham iluoP from Ihe barque Hope, off Piymouth, trout ow ark for Bremen, oat twenty-one days. no Preoral el furlough at No w Y a k, b u t h a vi ng reason to be y. that t el e Federal aa thoritien designed some harsh MI toward s hi m, he made his escape. He left Ply ..th am.hl train for L on d on, an d it I. un d ers t oo d gore on RESSILCIIMIG.tat • Doting or this aseociatiok tey Barreiro, 44, Bette ß y, 4 the (MAW. The attead a gt; Tr as read :—" Is reponiss lira/tors ban the plonos t rrl sal disappotatrosets, a Waives' of the con:pally lotreee, Beedotreet, a• 4 eh a Ql dm roped to ssoitai7 re g i f the neeemary staff is mart, • cum neseeed so o r Woe, Lem shares bare bees sobseribeg 200 to complete the first will now be taken by the the cordial soppert of y e - 4.3 has that ta the same motives to ke shares in the ome give it that farther 1100311111 of the sal«... °( " u rill mir names sad nimmy oust of truisms may be believe will enable Ibsen le • sad leaves mares for • MI • directors avail Weaneoh ie air deep sense ofi old**. egenwiat for the laniard& molt. to the nodertakine ooviog the adopt:ea of ta o e ion e. Datienos had hese exemol e d d in bee:Dalai boainsis ; bin they were able tobeela ley experimesd is lodise • e l ego 4 capital which bad bees au tiob 1,70Df. bad boss pisewel 4 7. ra g far on a drawls, seceoit. reform the dressmaking be toms, by providing the wotk haviag their week does M :as felt that the evils coes ado Mimeos*. The great or hours and healthier y had est itself to do was bass. not @scare both objects with m e lege of private firms. It ms made beyond a *Nada arme s ki s tit of the workers. Re tomeig 4 be deterred by any I for attempting to play es at their meritorious desip, could do for them WM to Mir bninem ; and from Z i t that amass was wields tim e ad not to appeal to any w pm% pork enough of their owe to wake at was seeded wee that they shim top, sad should exercise • mile. end gooddsellog—should take rese, d be so snob glut' of work We is ar occasions se pve rim te the bours. The sompeay bed allow s as calculated to do macham. fail it would mall) wash; owe drommakiag ta r t bat those evils were not del by Lord Faxicemr, sadbie he. ". 4 11.4.:5ekr. elected, sad votes of thanks tat t oreenater, to the ohairera Bartell for the use of her dm** steL IREIGI? CREDIT COMPANT. general meeting of the sham matey was held yesterday at the go. Sarwaao in the chair. The I report and mono* end deesees J preliminaries, hal as the report haring bees * read, ha had little to add to its am iha circumstances media which thi knew that the company had deal 1 , and had *stared into angagamme until a future period ; under*, irem was open to the choice el lie acs either amalgamated with me the have renewed the securities, a sad. hall the Ultimately, ths directors ei and at the g the call, and waiting th e = • Sok, when rips, a kegs pis& lit id that was a mound datarraimak g would ultimately to a most pest pailfuls waa aa sowed ma that atm ism proposed a dividend at the me en, sad it must be ramsmimatilis lams had beam written off. • In. Yr. UnDeinewlt, szproneed himself perfectly KUM etimmiat, and believed that the mai prosparooa as any other comeam ow it was that with a diriaaai alit ware at 50 par mat. diaoaant is tli that to Investors the cermet Ow coeseqwwwe whatever. What Is 'Wham value of hie sham sad th tag • dividend was thee greed" thine re-electig the directors ani Tester sad Mimeos were *aid oi OR Mersin ••d Robbins mot& ciliated with the usual vote albs* PUBLIC COMPANIES II ABM-AMEN?. e sitting of the examiners, Os railways aad other works wereit died with the standiag mirk I IX? RAILWAL—To confer burn r, to rad' them to &radon or d larboard and to adopt another, ssi asks s lime from dr said subriltal 4-road, to acquire lands and WO Westminster, sad in the X seal capital of 150,0031. and 50, Ito arrancetorta with Matropolnai N AID LANDING STAG& —For a rsul jawatios with the North Kest pr k Diatom, sad to terminate at Oak e Thames, now Shorn* Battery, sit ushotwees at tin terminus. lkekiM N. ; with power to the South limps SAIDWICIL—For a railway Wows rusted oast of 110,0001. UT Itcrugulox—For a railway his utoe, to the Coastguard Status, a e Sisenara, together with a /it, had stages. Capital, 120,0001. ; lapo. r.—Eztemioos from the Weigel" is iliddleesz, sad Greet Ibuif bes, ii 001. ; ken, 100,0901. ; with pov ti AND BUTTON ItAILITAT.—To ottma in the Isle of My, to M. vili era and Groat Northam to are Me mummy to apply misting hada, min f 66,0001., sad loan of 22,000 f. TN, Airb Pomminurr.—For a mal gam in the Wort }tiding. Y. ; and power to llanolmator, ho7 to subscribe. Laamoan.—For bramble near e the cesepeay to form into aapassis thaeled to be mind, to extondrthe of lands sad execution of worka namnrirmai Josonos. For raor aim a farther sum of 57,0001.0111 KI4LWAL—For railways between Ague, Landon and North Weiler% it a dock on the Lsocashire thew MOM ; loan, 930,000 1 . To authorise the company to eater este with other compealek sad to risking. (+llllll3/17.—T0 raise 60,0001. and Inv rot works already sattorind. • tiILWAT AIM UR.—For cos. r from the South Wales to Fish- Row at Geodwick Pier. Capital, 11.. railways ansidered sod complying rso JUNOVON. —For ramp is and 400,0001. ; low, 133.0001. r Dow', AND BS:UAW AND 1101,t• Aumst.—To satioriso itio taught od, sod Bo ol the EEO* Wait sod Cousy Down, iind roe' Ili —For Dow works sod dovissitoo , AND RATHOML —For oaten:otos to thin. Farther capital, 200,000/. es Were the Laensehire Union ail • Beakfaetleigh, Tatum, and th Gee, South Metropollten Oes, Mar last, Healey . that. Northern A 'Tamest, Wrightlington and Banta boar. I included the Menceoatheltheßail• • _ mum Valley and Loudon sad SOith last', and forth* Belied Oerpee+lke. be examinees adjourned to to-morrow PALsci.—KT. F. Strange a of the setsetaboset this *smite hits witorttussts the at the Sortie' osinpssy have also geseroualy tiro T EVIWPI ; J'AUESP4rTT /.0414T1PA4 e . I T `: `S -Pin Yfffi A MONT IN 2111 BNOW. , The Row. E. Donald Our, of Woolirtaston tibesorsbery, this isereibse s feed el Bight wont by Wm is the mow as Leeitayad MIL as Bewley, the 29th . . . . . "The Imagsayed is an sasadased monatais distriaa ex tending fer many mike, aid is intersected by a secomica of deep maser, with eMeediagly steep, and, In mate phone, almost piesiplises, shim This mountain I have been in the habit of Ireverateg frequatly fat some man, from my met dame at Weigittadoa on me side to my little parish of Eat. liegitope an the other. Os Sunday afternoon last I made imp way as nasal amen the kill, sad, though the snowdrifts Mee very deep, sad mold only be erased by crawling on bands and Mem (as will be readily sadendoed by $110941 as sitetessed to snow travelling), I experimesd no extraordi nary difficulty, but aecompliMed tie walk of four miles to liatlieghope in about two hears sad a quarter. " Service being over, shortly after 4 o'clock I started homewards. In the meenthse, however, a limiest gale had sprung up from E.S.E., driving clouds of sleet and snow before it, In the teeth of this gale I had to walk, sad so great was Its force that again and again I was blown fiat ea the maned, despite all my efforts to keep my feet. I managed, however, to fight my way through It, and bad accomplished all the most difficult part of the journey `hare reached a moist which I knew to be within a few hundred yards of the endued ground oa the edge of the kill), when, owing, I suppose, to the Wadies sleet and the darkness now feat somleg on, I swerved to the right, and WIOOOIIOIOOII of my mistake, walked direct to the eof one of the deep ravines. I found myself beginning to and almost immediately my feet flew wider me, sad I began to slide dews at a fearful pecia. My stick ma whirled out of my hand before I could put It behind me am an '• Alma stook" to check me is my kiameadose idiom* and I turned ever and continued my dement, bead dowswards. I magaged, however, at last to bring myself so by driving my foot deep into the mew and bending m 77 knee sharply, so as to make • hook, and thee, with ooeddurable difficulty, Mang got my bead upwards again, descended very carefu l to the bottom. I had hoped to be able to walk down the ravine. but this wee impossible, as the drifts were many feet over m head. They most have been, I should thick, at least feet deep. Bevis( struggled out of them, I Iclimbed the opposite etch el the hill and ed along the meet of it, till I aids slid down ort the opposite walk side, at very precipitous pert. I last my bat and gloves in my efforts to brim myself up, which I evestually succeeded is doing as Was. " It was now quite dark, sad it was plain to me that I should have to pees the night smog UN hills, as I had net j the load ides when I wee. My beads had last all moss -1106, my hair and whiskers bad (masa late solid blocks of Ice, the latter supporting an kiabeard which hung half way to my waist, sad I was becoming greatly exhausted, so that I Widows every two or three steps. The tempta tion to give in and lie down is the mow sow became almost Irresistible, bet losowing that this would be cartale death I determined, with Gars help, I would fight for my We to the last ; so through that long waesrryy night I straggled cm, at owe time falling headiosg over rocks, at assiber scratching my way out of drifts. The stillases MI so oppressive that I dim spoke Mood for the mks of hearing my own voice, and to ascertain that I had not , last the power of smech. The cooly as of life were the hem, which made in the mow close to ma and at is teem with the utmost com posure. I sctselly einght tee, sad might have laid hold of some half-dosen at Item. My loomeg for daylight was most Mama as I knew that if I could get a glimpse of the distance le my &maim I could tell when I was ; but great was diaappdataleat when the day at length dawned to tad that there was a thick fag. gad also that I was rapidly becoming anowblind. This MN:dim of the eyes mused all sorts ef optical owing to which I bad may trimemages falls, am I several Mame stepped off rocks into empty specs, Making that 1 taw bins ice close to me, sad that I would walk screw it. To add to my troubles I now lost my ' boots—first w and then the other. They wire Meng laced boom, but were drawn oft my fees by the me- Meal mercies el pall* them out a the drifts, which acted upon them likes steam-power bootjack. 1 crietimed to walk in my stocking, which I did sot lose, and, after a , further straggle of many boars, my steps were nmedfally ' directed to the mighboarimod of the Oardiagmill, though I still bed so ides where I was. I beard the voles' of children, wlws appeared to be sliding Dear, and called to them with all my might. They were terrified, Mumma se well they might ben at my unearthly appearame, an d ran bens with the isdieWieme (as I am informed) that " there was the bogie is the sera." I followed the sound of their voices and reached the Caress. mill a few minutes after wards. This was Mtwara 1 and 2 o'clock no Monday after moo. Here at a hospitable uttara was supplied with tea, de., and a hat, boots. mad dry stocking', sad, having rested for about • muter of an hoar, I walked at to Church litretton with a little assistance. My wont troubles were sow faded, after a walk of meetly 2 2 hears. Iw, , however, almost blind ; bath my feet and my fingers severely Prod-bitter, aad finger oomiderably The blisdnees has Dow paned away, the frost-bites will be a longer affair. but is other respects I am wady as well again as before. I may state that I had • may small qamitity of brandy with me, to which, under God, I owe it that I was eaabled to hold out through this awful night." Tas SAFFRON-HILL MCRORR.—Yesterday the sheriffs of Lades, Alderman Deltic and Alderman Daley, appointed Wednesday fortnight, the 22ed bath, for mrcieg into execution the anthem of death passed on the Iria, Pobath at the Central Origami Court on Friday last. For many years. as is werseelly knows, eximutioas ia the Old Bailey have imerithdy taken place au • Monday moreing, sad with the derocsalisieg souses whisk precede them on Sunday evenings meet people have keg _been familiar. Monday, too, being • kind of half holiday with large numbers of the working dames in the metropolis, the crowds at executions have always bees greatly swelled is consequence. This wee particularly the ease at the execution of the pirates, and stall more, perhaps, at that of Muller, and on both these rocuions • very reepossibis duty devolved as Colonel Fraser, the City Commissither of Pollee, is reeking the necessary prepustioas for We and limb, not to speak of the laresetable exl= m oi vies sad prodipey which took place, amounting to a great public scandal, and disturbing and distrees ac tix a g ass eoneested with the pdeat, lialudieg the M s thesambea The premed fterzffa, desirous of petting an end to such a stalleof things in the public ietered, have resolved apes eltanging the day, sod hems they have fixed Wednes day fee the ethentka of the condemned convict sow in Newish,. Tits Iwrineue or SOrx CANAL.—The following letter has bees forwarded h lL Ferdiesed & Lamps to all the chambers of commerce in Europe.—' Paris, Jan. 31st.—Gentlemen,—A first communication le sow epic be tween the Mediterranean and the Red Sea. Sores the let , of January • daily boat service his been established from Port Said to Sues, and between Ismail& mid &peg. At the same time it germs blithe intermediary daturas of the Isthmus. I have recently made sex end journeys slang the line of works. Davies each of these I have established the 'agility of transit and have also closely obtained its re- I cognition by the numercess &diminished visitors who have done me the bearer to assompiny me. In a large barque carrying fromls to JO persona end tugged by steamer for which the company is ladebted to the liberality of his Imperial HighaemPrince Napoleon. we aamompliabed the 150 kilometres separating the two seam in 24 hours. These facts appeared to me of • diameter likely to attract the attention of the differlili ithembers of commerce which, in so man ways, are interested in the completion of the Suez CattaL The time has arrived when commerce must be prepared for the opening of this maritime canal to needs of large burden, and the Sass Company calls epos it henceforth to study with tt the means of making use of • boat service, which can already transport igooda and 'massagers between the two Peas along • comisevolis line of water at least one metre twenty Moss is depth, and Mesa metresin breadth. With this objest, isetithase, the adminidratioe of the company has the Wefts to propose that you make choice of a representative to reamed actual o ws typt ill order that he may report to you upon the state of the works, upon the proved' presented of their sorrow:hie( concle uoq more especially upon the resources at present furnished to commerce by the eatablishment of • daily ser vice for the trumped of persons and merchandise. Io view of these °pastime the aceepsey hem ordered six small steam tugs, to be delivered upon the spot in four month.. I trust these circumstances will arouse the attention of the_ Chamber of Commerce of —; and if it will afford us the assistance raked for, it would be eonvenient that the delegate it may choose should be it Alexandria upon the 6th of April next. I myself shall be is Egypt to receive the delegates, and shall endeavour to afford them eve i facility for inspecting the works on the Isthmus, and will place at their disposal all informatioo which that may judge necessary for the accomplishment of their minion. Re ceive, gentlemen, the expression of my sentiments of high comederation. (Signed) Ferdinand de Lumps. President of the Universal Compesy of the Sues OsoaL" This cir cular has base addremed to the chambers of commerce of 28 cities. Leedom, not possessing a chamber of com merce, an analogous Setter has been addressed to the Lord Meyer,. with a request to communicate it to the Common Oseneff of the eity.,Eeuter's Express. " Owens° FAcrs."—A protestant journal, organ of the orthodox party, entitled VErperamoe, having reosetly rabbeted, under the head of •An Afflicting Pact." • pamemph stating that the Rev. Pater Martin- Peechood had attended the funerals of two St. Simoaians, ow or wham was his intimate friend, the rev. gentleman bee addressed a letter to the editor of the journal above mentioned, expressing his surprise that any person shoed have thonikht proper to MGM, the dm reater of inquisitor into private friendships even at the brink of the tomb. M. Martin Paschond adds that he has even attended the few& of three St. Shamans, and that on ate ceessioo be spoke over the grave and rendered he to the high character and noble qualities of the de es. Moreover, during the past year be has had the panto/ duty d Mtheding the funerals of several other per moos, some- of whose convictions differed from hie own. Among them were • Jew, • philosophical thinker an orthodox rester,,aed several Roman catholics , all of whore he regarded es headset, and hopes to meet is another and better world.—Calignan i. bowl& Ilasu.—W. oars Cy: WO liaarlitoo lad o Slaw Manilla llama Cabo r=llosoovedo D. C3roas—vri & bra a Kola • otair s Ina poo Liel D. do ..are WWI& dodo lass 0000 A ions at L LI .... Itgurrpraa toss %VI MIN 4701 - T2A n ATM 2,613 I,Ta 1,014 CO LOW 114 1,100 I,IML 71$ -- ii. MASI ILION 4154. item Taos Itin CAN Vat 27..12 31 5 , a - • i 4.153 LOIS 1,110 1,111 29S BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CHRISTOPEERSON.—Fcbruary 1. at Blackheath, the *Be Vt Darman Chrlatopherson. Say., of a son. GAt.aVl(lßTH.Y.—February at York-place, rortntanaquaK -- tho wife of L H. Galowoitiy, Naq , of i ion: LlNG.—February 11, at U. Lawreoce, 1.W., the wife of Mr. $ l l. T. KW., of a son. NORMAN. — lebnarY N. at Hourtetta-street, CayendlahaeuaNk the wife of eury Noreen, Lq ,of 1111011. POULTIIIL—February 1. at Lee pork, Blackheath, the wife at Browalow Pouller, ip., of a soh. TATLlAlL—February I at ikamea•gardeaa, Hyde. park, Tethers, of a sou. BUCHAN. —February 4. at Welllngton.villa, Portsis'ood, tile wile of Captain H. Philip Buchan. of a soh. HAMM:4A ARM STRONG—FURLONG. —Feln uary 2, at the British Comm late, and abo at Trinity Church, Bouloghoeur-Mor, by the Her. L W. T. Char*, D.D. Captain Osage Carlyou Hughes, son of the late Colonel Anima/cog, of H.M.'s Indian Army, to Alio* Fitzroy, de= of the Rev. C. J. Furlong, A.M., minister of the said Lowit,--11A341/I.—Yebrusri 4, at the parish church, St. Mary ',buss, by the Res Kirke Swann, cousin of the bridagroont, assisted by the Her. W. P. Mothereole. 11.11 0 Cantata Arthur Swaim Howard Lowe, F.H.A.8., of Richfield House, eon of the late Alfred Lowe, Fitt., J. P. to the county of Nottitigham, to Loofas Ruth Hartle, the adopted daughter of Samuel Curtauld, Fey., of tiodiski Hall, In the county of Essex. LEWIS-4UTLEFFIL—Febroary 2, at Hook, Surrey. by the Ho. J. W. Bardsky, H. Lewls, lip., of Arapthill.place, NOM MMus, to Judith Ann, daughter of the late EON. B. 5a614114. B. D., rector of Latnivtirue, in the same county. STTART—WINTE.R.—tebruary 2. at tit. Al hoge Church, B. B. Stuart, Zee., 1.14.. to Henrietta, daughter of Mr. W. IR Winter, of the Circus. Greenwich. DEATHS. HALL—lebraary 4 at Tsrat4l= - . lectory-grove, Clapham. MiBI M. A. Hall. daughter ot the late IL Han. Zee , d ea. NOTMAIL — Fearmr7 Mato No. 7. Great Mart -street. Robert Emmett Neiman, la the teed year of hie me. IWTHERTOED.—February t, at Maryve-reed, Charlton, Kest, Lg.:sheik wtte of W. ltathertord, Esq., LLD.. lead 66. SCAR BOMA) GIL —February 3, at W ham-tarram,Upper Lewis- Imm.mad. J. It. goarbovolyb. mead 67. TOM ALIN. —F•bruarY 4. at rcellitetou.park, Marko Mom, son of C. L Tamallo. Esq., aged 21. W ILK I N3ON.—Yebroary 4, Elizabeth. wife at Ileat,Colottel wllhlasea of Daathametaa•tadea. IDgeted& BENSON, J. W., WATCH andOLOCK MAUR, by warrant of aegoolotmest to H. ILL the Mace of Melee. Prize medallist, Blase el. mid hotiourable mitUleiN dam lb.— Hwwwfartm7, b sad St, Ludgete-hill, Louden. Yehoed 17411. BILN SON, J. W., Maker of the Greet Clock i fa the loterwatiewal Eihibltion of Net, and of the lymph, by which was timed the Derby of It 'eat, DNA and late, of butt umenta of =Lim for the memp uremeet of time—. Sit U, Ledeate- BENSON, J. W., bags to invite the Nobility, Gentry, and Public to hl. ltetabliehment at Ludgate-64 which having been increased in else b the addition of two hewer In the Mr , 11 now One 1111 the moat extensive and richly stocked in Loudon.—ti and at, Ludgate-hill. NNW 00NPA31O. A very important undertaking is announced under the title of the Metropolitan District 'Railways. Its value to the London public, as likely to facilitate business locomotion, and to re lieve the tree., of the main streets be metro polis, will be seen when we state that it is proposed to ran a line from the existing Metropoli tan and West London Railways at Kensington, through the heart of Bromptou and Pimlioo, by the Victoria station and the liousee of Parliameet, along the new Thames Embankment, parallel to the Strand and Fleet-street, to a station in Cannon ' street, City, and that ultimately the line is to be continued to a junction with the Metropolitan Rail way at Trinity-squarg Tower-hill, with interme diatestations at King William-street and Mark-lane; thus completing, with the western junction at Ken sington, the railway known as the Inner Circle." It is justly remarked that " the traffic on this line, as is clearly proved by the working of the existing Metropolitan Railway, will be limited only by the number of trains which it is possible to run. " ' The Metropolitan Railway paying already 7 per cent, and standing' at nearly 30 per oeut. premium in the market, the present project evidently holds out induceuieuts of au unusual character, and the ques tion thus becomes the more important as to whether the coot of construction can be assured within moderate limits. Upon this point it is mentioned that : The directors are able to give the most satisfactory wan ranoes. A guarantee mistreat with the Sims of Pete and Betts, &ilk, and Wariag Brothers, secures the corker tion of the works for a fixed stun, which includes inter* IS 5 per cent. per annum au all capital paid up during eon structioa, and on shame paid-up In advance at 6 per coat. Lord Stanley's award determines the amount to be paid to the Metropolitan Board, far permismion to carry the railway along the New Thames Embackmeet, from West minster-bridge to Blaakfrian, which would otherwise have been the most costly part of the undertaking, and provi sional agreements have been entered into with many of th e principal owners of laud and house property, for the re mainder of the liar, which enables the directors to dads* its oast within unusually narrow limits. The directors therefore feel oceadent that the New Metropolitan RaiL way, of six miles, from Kea/intro to Cannon street, wil not cost mole per mile, including interest during oonstruo. Mon, than the existing Metropolitan Railway from Padding. ton to Finsburpeinins. The capital it 3,600,0001., with a first issue of 2,250,0001. iu 22,500 Provisional Scrip Certificate. to bearer of 1001. each, of which 31. is to be paid on application, and 71. on allotment. It is an im portant feature of the project that it has already been sanctioned by parliament. The direction is influential, and comprises amongst others the chairman and three directors of the Metropolitan Railway. The Earl of Devon is chairman. The prospectus of " Cleaver's Patent Portland Cement and Suffolk Brick Company (Limited)" is issued, with a proposed capital of 60,0001., in 12,000 shares of 51. each. The object is to manu facture cement of superior and uniform quality at some eligible works which have been taken near Great Yarmouth, comprising river aide front/we, together with 14 acres of land. The prospectus states that, "as at present conducted, the works yield a net profit of 20 per cent." It appears that the French government have offered to the company a contract, extending over seven years, for 2,000 tons per month, and that other foreign powers have made similar oilers. MARKETS. TALLOW.- MONDAY Evian:la.-Thom has been no new future in the tallow market to-day. Them is hardly any thing dojo( speculatively, bat co the spot the demand is a full average of this time of year. We gaol* :-Spot, new, 41s. Gd. to 41s. 9d. ; old. 41a. 3d. to 41s. 6d. ; March. 41e. ; June, 425. to 42a. 3d. ; October to December, 43a. to 435. 3d. Tows tallow is scams at 41e. Pd. net oath. Some sales of good Odessa sharp just landed have beim made at 42a. ; them is no beef hat. North Amalgam 465. Gd. to 41a. ; South •merican, 41a. 6d. to 42e. ; Ana- Ma'am sheep, 425. to 425. 6d. ; beef, 40s. to 411. 3d. Cocoanut oil steady ; Cochin, Ala. 6d. ; Ceylon, 38a. ed. tin* mouths prompt, 6d. per owl. lees for cash. Sydsey Doane, prices rather, somical at 35m. to 37e. 6d. Palm oil firm; Lagos, 36e. to 36a. 61. ; Accra, 34a. to 345. 6d. Palm-nut oil, 29e. to 30a.-Wroro the circular of lbws. , Smith and Charles.) OOTTON.—LtirEa6OO4 Eta. 6.—Wo bawl had • good demand to-day, with prior dossw. Balm, 16,000 A t= chiding 5,900.1 tar apowalation and oxpes4. 600 20d. to 244. ; 500 Persons, /v., 224. to 230.; 760 Mama) and Bahia, 21d. to 220 ; 1,500 Egyptian, 18d. to 26d. ; 600 linyraa. 12d. to 19d. ; 11,100 Surat, 9d. to 100.; !Ladino, 17d. ; Bawd, Sands, 9dL to 100. ; Mum, 12d. to 140. ; Japes, 140. to 16d. WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bitnrortri, FEB. 6.—The tone of the market is • little more cheerful this moz o ntt i There is a more general inquiry for most wool, and, the transactions are solely to manly the wants of con sumers, they are more numerous than last week. Prices are not quotably charged. TA are is decidedly • bettor feel ing pervading the yam mar There is also more inquiry for single weft pane, sod the quietuses which for a bog tints dramatising this class has been somewhat relieved. The export buyers meta more disposed to do business, and hare gives out • few orders is corded yarns. tipioners are trying to gat an advance of prices. The 'demos in cotton and the American advice. have exercised • more favourable Memnon es prices, sod many of the aserebaets look with a little more confidence with regard to the tutor*. Not much fresh busionm however, hes been done by either home or foreign roc onto, and a rattly increased dowsed is seeded to give full employment to makers of plain fabrics. Priam are not higher than last week. CATTLE—Lrrnrooi, IT= 6.—The amply at cattle Wu ler than on but Mooday, of sheep larger. A good demand for addle at Weser priors ; no change in the value .4. I, VIOL I !•sit BENSON, J. W., by the aid of steam power, improved machinery, and workmen of the highest skill, Is enabled to supply say description of Horelookal Machine, from the mast erpethive to the working man's substantial timekeeper. —St and la, Ludgate hall BENSON, J. W.—His Workshops contain ai etecient stall of worker; selected from the best Landon houses, and treat the Malian or heath, Claramar, and nwitted land. These are eumbrad set only In the manufacture, but la the REPAIR of 'stelae. —St sad U, Usepethhill. BENSON, J. W., for the Convenience of hie Nanny= Cuptorana has opened BRANCH RSTAB- LisIIIIENTB at tie. westecionegreve : lea. Tottashant-oottrt road . and 67. Newfttorainaeway.—Nanainctory, Si and 34 EidaNaW 171/. BENSON'S ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET, free 1.7 poet for three stamps. cantinas a short history of horo logy. with prices. and enables those •kw lire in any part of the world to Wool a watch and have It soot ask by pat.-11 Bad Ludgate-hill. London. BENSONS WATOHES.—" The Movements are of the toed quellt7 which the art of horology Is et present capable of producing.' —llloetratect LoodoetNewa, 6th November. 1866.-36 eo4u. lAidgatiAlN. Loser& 11108011111WILTCHS13.—" We have selected for esgravlag three of tbe vitas arm, of which large variety Is eildblesd by Mr. Beam& To th is departiamt or art maauheture Hr. Baran ham paid aspealsl Journal. Await. 18 .--S3 sad St, Ludgate-M. gawks. B _ ENSON'ti WATORlD3.—Chroaometere of the woo' vase et which the of le et present capable. yodelled eureibeet, 'trete gold caw% open ten. £46; hunten. SAO silver rush 4114 and and 106.-311 sad Sa. Laddate.blll. BENSON'S WATCRIES.—DupIex Movements, noel, flashed and jewelled, donbirbacked gold cam. aPas face, Lit lea : bantam, LY ; silver ewes. LIS and Lit -38 aad U. Liadnatarldll, Landow Islidgialasd 170. • BBENSON'S WATCHES. Repealing Move many. r the kw, mlauta, lailtiquarter. aae wrier. Fiat 76 sad 446.-33 rd N. La6Rata4dll. Ladaisised ITO. IWNSUNIS WATCJlES.—lndependent 0nt0 .1.11 .1.11 @cocoas, suttobie tor inedleal, @port*. or metrattle 'autis m's. Jeweled fd 10 holes, to beat dead seconds, seldAws. Eat ; dimmed, LIL —SS sad $4. Ladisbobni• itsisb l MW 17U. BCO l'i'S — A r iT 6 . tre-ssoonEls, piwsuild b $ bas► daablii-batked gold area, ASS; other cases. ,e2S ditto, avian We, English gold, 122; silvan ClO Oa —SI aud IN, Ludgate-bill. latablished MO. 14ENSON13WATCHES.—The Chronograph is Li an iIITIOIIOII kr 1M timing to the fractious of a mond, and for the reglairrios of sluing otrarvatloaa. Gold came 60 gad. alas . Alm cora 16 pitman—SS and 34. Ludnianbfil. - - BENSONS WATCHICS.—KeyIem Meobanisai applied to UN low, and ottinr move oi the Idemost quality and Slash. Gold cuss. ; ethos, ISL-33 and id, Lodiate4llll, Lando& Intsbasbed 176. OOLLS.—Loomm, Fri. 6.—Bowen West Hartley, 15e. ; Lambert's West Hartley, 14. 6d.; Walker Primes's, 12a. 3d. ; West Hartley, He. ; Camay sod Darya Malt *, 22&—Ships at market, II ; sold, IL 111DPENSON'S WATCHai lr o o n . colm red Principles Ail or the lever WWII" Itardesed =g, ta tlyied end a=rll a tie • ebroaceeeter for hot or cad gold MOB, 07 and E4o. SS and 34. Lodeete4dll. BENSON'S WATCHZB.—The Lever Keespe mut passers Obese adysa b zs: great streng th, litudfuw tioa of peke, sad smab of mu m bard mato without dersogeaseat.-83 sad tie, IMpW- bilalied TRAFFIC RETURN& ILULWAII. Mau ln• Nlar- Wel. ....._. eyes. gym donning. IBM SRL Week ending Jan. 7. 4 4 4 washers of (naiads ld NI 410 TN Week ending Feb. I. Cork and Yosighai and Queenstown Direct ... Week .04h4 Feb. 4 . London, Deletion, and L Cowl 2671 11,011 4,662 15,444 75,001 South des 10,411 17,641 BENS N'S WATCHES.—The -plebe Lem Movemeat la vary flat aced compact, connequeut ipso Ur Wanes betas lowered : Qua avoiding the thielnuen of due tall plate adel% in which the balance le placed 100141 the plat.-33 sad 34, Ludgate-hUL - - till SE 102 - - - 1010KNEION'S WATCHES.—FineIy-finished I-plate .1j 'jiver Movements, compound beleace, jevrensd, is.. open Lee. Gold mules, dm tse gentlemen, ; beaten, CM. BUM asses, hUSSOIII. Al& and nENSON'S WATCHES.—Liver fplato Move n., sent, Jewelled, de. phi arm. alne let Ipelie Gine, 17 gulag*. , hunters: 19 plow. ham felen: hunters, 11 guluean-33 and Lnalgeta hIIL 17111. THE FEMALE KIBBIOISAEY ON THE CONTINENT... There is your female colporteur, a very serious person to meet in more MUM than one, • bugbear to every catholic go vernment in Enrops,and to every British midden accredited to every such government. Trost her for knowing how to smuggle. She is es skilful in diegnising truth in every form which may reader it impossible of detection se I am. First, she smuggles • host of tracts written by herself. aid calculated to bring the whole Papal fabric down by the run, la the double lining of a crinoline, and then she smuggles his doctrine into the tracts ; the n she ie • match for Au-- tonelli himself in dogged pertinacity at purpose. She rather glories In going to prison than °theism's, and knows everything about every version of the Bible that exists, and has tried the point with the Dona), with more go vernmeots than one. Nor does she conflict her teaching to the heterodox—she is down upon a stray protestant on. protected male tourist in • way terrible to behold. She generally goes about with • secretary, • weak pale crea ture, who is oonstantly engaged in copying despa tches to foreign governments, British ministers, and our dear 1 Christian friends" at home. There is • style in the way I she puts her name after " haying the honour to be, my l lord," which stamps her at 0001 as " • eater with a work." Du it coeurred to thy good isneut_ure, tioti si I ebe has never been soodesaful, sad never will be, there must he something radically wrong in the way she i seta about it ? My heart warms towards her as I see 1 her honestly striving to sooomplish the impossible, in that ' cold, stern, conscientious manner of here, wish& frighten" Italians, 1 think. more than any other rice to whom she preaches. She always seems to me to have no !mart ; per- Imps that is the reason I should like to give ber some et mine. Ah ! if she only knew bow mover's we made. If the best way of inducing a man to give is hi: l =lin to his etoniscb.depend upon it the beat way of bimle., believe is through the heart. But your fame missionary I is so full el hate foal the system which degrades him, that she has no love or softness to waste on the victim ; and el 1 ha ban probably more brains than she has, she can't ap peal to hie intoned. So s he goes on leading • life oust,{ B ENSON WATCHES.—WeII-finiebed Eiori- . "EMILY ' 8 TURF . : GUIDE and .RACING fare with custom-hones dem" which sours her tempt, youtalMovernentl, lamellas& &c, a compact fiat watch. he JUI gneagrig,ria I . 'vie, 2,,. ad, ; arp os k , ps. to. • , and practises petty &Wits aped them, whisk alsribinkrjne- uhle- bottomed silver cases, adapted for all eLsea, warranted-1 ~ • Landon: A. El. &Or and Co, Cowbell. she l_ tifiable, and becomes so bigoted In her Arms by Oren tom. " 2 n 1 Ot t; kunicm A.—TA . i A.—TA and K lastodealli- --• looking at the most ersuertted development . FaiSONIYWA.TCHZN.—HighIy finished Hoe& „leer° differs from. that she ends by being • very sa,ble_ . motel Movement, levelled is 4 sad 8 Poles. Open teen. ts person to all incept the few wile, lib e myself; tea: pa', /44a red L 8 flu. ' Imager% 'FOIL. 44 la, and CO Its, i the good points in her charaeter.—Blasksmars agatist us ctilinstoc"..„ laalgate-biL for February. B EN Sol4' N'A. eleton Lever Move- ' IY. caVERWELL on - CaTew. Paws. —ONE Simince DAT , I meat/ , highly tinldriet; lswelleal, gold cow Open liSoist /1.1 Hobs, Happiness, sad Disavow, Is. Mann. Cornbill :or Antilop, MOIIDS.T. Pte. 6.—Adzaakes on payment, 652 ; ditto FA it, 4111 Inv . sad Clt its.: Misters, (10 10a, 11l its. end . ' L O •AU lin — a sod no Indian - Mk London Istabilched 170- Coastillatl rdat es dally, ugb , tcr° imei Wl4 on a . ervo t n's Debility, A n l d nellag. de, by mum deka% Odt ; halal, 1.219. BENSON'S W A TCHES.— / -plate Lever Move mast, jewelltd, de., donbirbadod gOid owe. owe boo, size for pntiteuen, 14 gams ; bandies. 16 gateau. Ifilvar, 9 guineas bunters. 19 guleema. -411 sad $4, loadd46-4144. —-- - • BENSON'S WATCHES for ladies, em - beilithea with beautiful apeelmene of the deism's e n d re eldll. with Sever movement& of the finest demention. meek 11. I& 16. 1& Mi. end 36 guineall.—ES and Ite. I ENSON '8 WATCHES. Full•plate Low / Mousoint, Oren douN►erkeedd rid dap =ern opearde, BBE'NSON'SWATCH/Ca—Fad-plate Lever Movement. ?welled, gold men 'lse to gentlemen, open Owe, 12 guineas : hunters, lb galnem. Raver,' guineas , bantam gulneen.eltl end $4. UldgeMettill. linebliebed 1748. I)ENSON'S WATCHES. -Ifull-plate — Giir Movement, Indy entailed, strong gold owe, opes bac 111 . touters, g 22. 811ver awe, L 7 10g, . Munn* An 10s.— L ai el u Md. Ludgate -MIL Establlabed 1748. BENSON'S %venal:a—The Five-Gains. Silver Lever Watch Is extra strong and gout, a good tine raw, and suitable for all claw* and warranted. hi bull's taipis, oil plena. - 33 and 34, Ludistshlß. ltstabllshed 17th. NSW 20 t 23Y 1111L2i- v C . CL . LO . HB. ADDISON. Be HILD eu sam pue CURTA I N. :Ow 'irovia,,py & 0. F. LABCILLIX wiumuu, ans. Oa Walanday, in Tota. E oa all Libraries, ics. IRCD 1A- JO, sad lfS, liset4teht. ) BENSON'S WATCHIM.-11orizonta1 Skeleton lam Movements. These watches being mid* by the hest workmen In Switzerland, and examined by &Wad artists here, are reeonmeended to soundness end good tame - keeping —Stand Ss, Ludgate -MIL slew Nova; ET irObLEcTONE WILLIAML BENSON'S WATCHES for Ladies, richly j Sins may, ta II vela. at all Libraries. ate crated gold Calla and dials. by celebrited a:WM be*" TACK BCODAMORIC'S DAUGHTER. .I iontal movements, warranted, 14 la. 410 10s.. 81S Ina, and IN ' • Domestic Story. 116 its., ready biennial wstenna —l4 and Ita Ismlgnarldit. I • Join Minnell and Om, ln, Fleetestrest. . iftitil - solPsr — w.iLiai:ll ' Ho' EC WH 0 for . 184 4. A! Guinea gold norintatal Mat* non& admired ler ths slsgasß appearance, bewiee.dvealrellbis.,..uandianud.kassingtedokoimgamildmainimmiedes enemsna m ean W Lowis . eta A:la ma : bl iim post o :s ; &L eonia ' ' IArPY ' 8 MAGAZINII of SP()lttl and / Pill/1M Theo le. Id. : M look U. Bd. Loadon A. Z. /idly dad 00., Conan _ LtAtiß7f --Skeleton Lever 11( Wret S WA rettsd . hood, t 4 M., 46 (a.. brobets. 11a. MIN.; WAS MAO mod 34, Latleakeittg Looks. BOlobblotted moors WATCHES an seat free and . 4a „..., 4 1/1/111f r.. at to oil parte ot mot to Weir : bat Used to In or the so donsok 4r pssimp.—at and at. Lookfolo-MIL 1410611 L 3/ENRON'S WATOILES OLOCKS.—Every ALP watch er duck mold by J. W. bosses, Win emobne by Mike wool's% fo smutted to bo is sound oosdlitos and good ping ardor Won Imolai tbe raasslactory.—Ludipitahlll ~jEfdBoN'B CLOCKS oomprise Drawing room, difiseroosn, library, Ined-room. hall, staircase, braoket. ehtme, sitskal, night, astronomical, rein warehatia, neat, antstiug-boust, die.-1111 sind Loodte. BENSON'S CLOCKS for the DRAWING- Zoom, from &alga. by tbe *Minot &Waft Lomat, O. obla ?lbs. Proffer, 'lcor, Inyel. Vitinase. Sabarou, Dim*, Cogbedablioll, Fax. Carimmat. Zsll l2 . Boarel, Olte, Albert, Menu, vit.—nand 114, LadigsWbUL BENSON'S CLOCKS.—Drawt4r o ora Clocks, Tscht et alstla mad oolow„ sad mom iha amandactarios of Urns, ham __ MOD ta ift amd aa, U. BENSTrefi CLOCKS for the Dining-room, in Wen sty* and variety of bronze—red. green. , tge. A thousand can be selected from, from rg st anses So I guisesa-33 and 114, Ludgate-bal. London. BENSON'S CLOCKS. anumpt, which will be found are MAWS of Sack, rouge autkaii, Stenos etlippta rouge mt. lesuailite, whit*, Tooke, rerpeuttne, Brom tank vonarrit Pees. picas , crlfoosse, slabsster, lapis Well, Mocha min, Calforalas.—St and Ss. Ludgate-bill 101EINSON'S CLOCKS, in Marble, are Orna .l.Jr inented with bands or panels of enamel In the richest end sleet harmoniously blending odours, giving them a appearance. From 100 to 0 guineas. -33 sal Si, Lu= 111 1 ENSON'S CLOCKS, in Alg erian Onyi , which, from the tesealticent beauty el te delicate tloto ma re mach Modred to the Ighibltleo of treat SO ealaeae to galseea.-33 sad $4, LadiaSe4llll, Louden. IMatai 1141 t BENSON'S CLOCKS are made iu every Variety of Woods—eandal, walnut, oak, maple, mahogany, Mack, rose, and numerous others, and In every shape, style, and Pa 22021 1. hoe L2O to LI L. —MI and 34, Ludgate-hill, London. BENSON'S CLOCKS.—Bronzes d'Art, Groups, *puss, statuettes, viola, tazA. ausdelabrs, ac., to accompany every style of clock. gamin suites or gar nitures ds eltstalutsa—ti sad U. Lad/leo-hill, Loudon. BIINSON'S CLOCKS. —An Illustrated Paraphlet of Meta, eentalnlng unaiereas sketches and drawls.' of the vitiate kinds of clocks, poet free for two stumps. Clocks CV±free of charge. &admit to any part of ski rafted ILlai- U and SA. lissirAriat BENSONS 0100101—.1. W. BENSON belts to eau Use ettesstioss el Use Clergy. Architeeta. Oasaliteees. de., to Ids Wen pewee end Improved ll i = n tor CSeek. Nokias at Ur Massabeiery, Ili and It. BENSON'S CLOCKS for Cathedrals, Churches, Tan-balls, Public Buddjack Markets, Beboair. radtddire. ilathraya, Stabled, and every deseripticar of banding, -4 tor ermannernerstieve.-13 and 34, ilidelii•Va. BENSON'S CLOCKE.-J. W. BENSON will be glad to tarnish estimates ar pe l L icaUcess tor envy dserrintion horologieal machine, cathedral and pub lic clocks, chiming tame cc any number of —Ledgate-blll. BENSON'S CLOCKS.—A Descriptive Pamphlet on chards clocks, oo•taidaata •varlet, of Information post, two tor one ik•mp.—J. W. DENSON, We sad Clack Maker kt hls Royal Hlikars We Maw of Willa, MI szal U. Isuiptrain. WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES. maytar 'tisk a pita awdsl ww awariaL" Ilascad la WNW so we "yew gaup dam: No *Ws= at al POI& W. CORNWELL. mad WI, BROLIMITRICE. IMMBROIDERED /41713L1N DRICBSICS, 64. ed., .1.4 worth Ow OVUM& —BAKES and CRISP are now mum° a Itaaufaciarer's STOCK et White aad tamed EM MIMI= MUSLIN, Ormadhae, sad Tarlatan Dream at th• above price. Patterns bee. 118. ILISAINT4MMET. FLOWERS, FEATHILBS, BEADS, PEARLS, se.—A potteere worth for fa —BAK EA sod Mil% 19, AIKIENT-STRIST, have poreheeed, and are now BILLING the whole STOCK of a kte eminent french Florist, now bankrupt: MOOS beaches of best nabob Sowers, sir sprays each, all at le. the beach, positively worth las. ; thoossede of beaches of e seherae., for le. end Se., worth d: , 1 RIO /4 .STKKET. IMPROVEMENTS ZD SHIRTS. ItODWILIr lILPROVSD CORA.= SHIRT% an for 41a, Good usiM Wile (oar No. it), in all elzoi, In. the halt-doom E4ll tar stoelkoss sad cheapness. Priced lists. with fell , post troo.—ItODOKRB sad Co.. shirt .4am, Caorlastrose. letablnlood CO years. makers, fa, tn. On pans Frootott. COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS. NEW sad IMPROVED DEMONS. • large smortniens ready loads at Ts. IL, Ss. ed.. 10a ed.. and lb. Id. (web. Rest qual ties. welt shrunk, wade to moisure at Ms. Y. sad 125. Id., pattern of which seat post tree for two sesepa—RODGIZI and Co St Martin'olans, Chuimp yea Ziallitslisd4l2 yearn On patio Francais. BOYS and thar CLOTHING. RYAN and Co., 66 sad If, Orford-dzest, W. The fist Astabildiment In the Kingdom for army description of Rome and Yonthe Dress. The followin Garments arty be selected In all fabrics, Styles, and Sites :—Ormooaht and Capes. Id. to ets. ; Moo. Narrow, and Rugby Suit; lia to 36a. Kaickeibacket Dresses, tea Id. to Sie ; Osborne and Witabladta Sults, fla totes. ; Jackets for School and Rome, fts. 6d Is. ed. le lee. Id. : Vesta 4a. Id. to 64. 66., Jackets and Ns. Id. tong Data and Caps, with Hosiery fa peat . THE WHEELER and WILSON CKLEBILATIID LOCK STITCS SEWING MACRIKK he St The Wheeler and Wilson Company lure now machines at Z 0 and upwards. which will do all descriptions of wort for which these machines hare so long been pre-eminent, as ditching, hemming, frilling, gathering, cording, binding, tucking, trim ming, quilting, felling, de. Instruction gratis to every purchaser, and Bhutto:ad Pro- Ipliotos grails end rest see. Moss end nide zooms. Regentotreet, W. The Fairy Yeah» manufactured by the Company for Mm. fltmeral Tem Thumb la now on view for a few days. putittadons. YR BALAB SUZY IA ANCRICA. NOTICIL—This day Is rooft at all the libraries, to I vols. Bas. MY DIARY in AMERICA in the MIDST of WAR By Onoivai AVOlTlffell Bau. Tinsley Itiotbers,lB, Catbayinsatrast, Strand. NOTICE.--/Tas lay la published. et all las Wasslos. the Booted Make la $ sok, G EORGE GEITH of FEN COVET. B P. G. TRAIMILD, Anther " efefld L W clitire?,l" City sad Bobesli." " Too Moth Alone; 'te. From the " Times," Feb 4.—" Barely have we seen en abler wort than this, or one which more vigorously Intereete tie in the pribetikeharaelers rsof tie moat hmelasting story." y Brothe, la, Catherinnetreet, Shand. NOTICE.—ThIa day Is antdelsed, tai vok, FACES for FORTINES. 117 Lamm Margin, Antica of "How to Marry and Meal to Marry," " The Greatest Plague to do. Tinsley Brothers, 18,E Strand. WOTICE.—AN ARTIST'S PROOF : A Novel z by ALailib A 0117114 Au th or of "The lemons, a Satire, is now midi, tat vas. Mislay Ingham 111, Catherine-street, &read. NOTICE—THE LIF OF NASILNIELLO. This day is Published. In 1 eoL, THE LIFE of MASANIELLO of NAPLES. By lbs. lioxecs Joel. nada Imam, IM, Catheristestrget. Mesa& NOTICE—Mk day le pabliabed, IDS volt, • EtORNINGS of the RECESS in 1961-4 ; bele • Mika a 4 PiiMm eta d Blogrodddta PeParg, beised trees the " "by peezeission by th e Author. Twiny Broteen,lB, thaissaUsst, abroad. fIOTIC2.-71111 dg Is Published. 1n S TOR. E'VERY'DAY PAPERS. From " All the Teat Round." *AIIDEZIF HALLIDAY. 1 . ..! In io sot member to hue met with my collection of aweless the that of which ha emu us mere unsullied . pleasure than that which we have derived frau these two vo lumes. The secret of their peculiar ch.rm lies sot so much in the topics selected for treatment, though then are for the plat of Te ai rlke possess a universal inter*, se In ISM j t of good wi ll and human Idndness writ per. . Use "—Morning Star. =wing Brother, 18, Catherine-etreet, Strand. . 1 7, It, Olniar ltin1011017•11 HURST and BIALOJCZTri NEW WO I NOW MDT. • JOIWINNY from LONDON to IItWIEPOLIJI Incloodinj Way &dap Dogboodon, Oen* AsimulalrKur Pavan AM Torola. B J. Um at Zoo., .R.O4y= vrith n Coloured , Dinotrationn 1 TB 110 rOTINTLZY BBILICILITB LIIII and Ii.D.IDLIDD• 170Nft fl Yob. two. with Aorta& MODS mammi sal 181100NITABE for lOY. Moirr ; • PlDustiv of Nor Nialosty, mad corroded by ODO Nobility. Thlrty•fourth tottlioa. 1 vol., with W ims boo. &Mengraved. Kt Id. Itafadoomoty bound. ID LONDON. By WAtirn Taolasoli. we, IBM =irons Ilinatrations by 7. W. lowutots, NAB- PA OHBMOITION of BARBA ID' a HISTORY. By Montt EDWARDS ' to. bound and 111natontoL Enrol and lOadoset, IA11114116'; 111, Omit NottkooteltWoolt, • To be had at dl the linertea. THE NEW AND POPULAR WOMB CHILISTLIITS PabiIIbsi MISTA by aU it sr ur d a uthor of "lobo HAMA, 04•YANSAI," vol. A more aarM.Nr story to err tints hoe rarely been written! —The Tines, Tab. A. BIATILICH By MIA KAVANAGH, Author of " !Whale," in, rein BL M OUNT =KUM'. By the Zoo. J. C. NI BoLtzw. Blend elon, M rovieed. S wok. B HAMMOND of HOLY CAM By Lady NUM ILk. STEWART% INTIN 110101. By the Author of " Orme mother's Meney."te , van TUB 011 DIAL teir WINK,. By the Author of The Herded May Par,' S vole. TSB QUILIN of the COUNTY. By the Author of Mamma and hoe Ihrldamaids," &v., vol.. TFTIMMS vi Annul. By W. G. Write. rum IDOL& S yob. gnat reaaly) urea and Btackett, publishen, If, Groat morlborough'etreeL MERRY and WIRE. —A new biavoioe few Young People. MIMS byl OLD MRll.lff. rated, and printed on toned piper, prior Sd. moethly. Itea a l l in t B u r ea d u y and y , sent tree Me for tit stamps culaarel m grikados : Jackson, Walked, mad Haifa, 17, Paternoster-ism REV. T. STEELY'S NEW WORK. Jest published, Mom* Thousand, is email two, price IS., eleilt Lettered. • MONEY • a Popular IC:position in Notes ; * with Remarks as Stewardship sad Sys ... leence. Sy T. Boutar. Mr. Blaney We here dwelt with a great praeUeal sables; Red has treated ft In his usual clear, masterly, and swarths style."—Brash Quarterly Review. Loudou : lactase, Walibra. and Hodder, 27, Paternoster-row. Nonthty circulation upwards d ROOD, price Id., rrIHZ MOTHER'S FRIEND : • Magma* s. suitable for circulation among the Working MAMA i• wkom It Is inure particularly addreasett The lineation a taut diattlbsiors. city inisatusirlea. and bible women Is speciellf tailed to Oh portolloal tor potuttoas and loan purpose& The *dune for lids Is INVI, ready, pita la. ad.. (loth limp, poet boa Vels. 1. to IV., Now Sadon say also to bad, price Is 61. rod &Load= : locknoa. Wanted. anal Radar, If, Patessnatareso. NEW 200E8101 BOYiL TOSSED on the WAVES • s Story . of Young Life. By EDWIN HODDER. Chinn EVO, es. deli " This is just the sort of story that bays d lett to rstae.l.s. ilitheastani.. Hy We same Author, THE rum", CLERK : • Ti. of Uty Life. With a Preface by W. Engine Munoz, Ilearstibry of the Young ltss's MANI= Association. A Second and Cheaper }Anion, twice U. I& dotty London : Jackson, Watford. and Hodder, 27, Paternosiartow. OM 8001 FOR THE YOUNG. THE ea Um HOLY fiCILIPTURIOL Hy Locum Coma, M.l. In I vol.. handsomely bound In anbissedelath, odit edge', nab It d engravinp and nummeas lllwa4aYooe on woad, prim it dd. Happy an the eltildreh who PM have the nand um amply naorsted and s:Oitinei C lS London : Yukon, Valford, and Hodder. V, Patetionice irr• THE MEW POLAR NAB.RATIVE. Now ready, in I vols. Ire, NO Illustrations, prioa Us, VIFK with the 1013QUIMAME. A Narrative AA of send isperianos of a Two Yams' ineldenoe with He Innulta, from the Josissis of 1851 and JIM of ,Captain C. F. Hsu4 of the whaling barque Osseo hwy. This is • very remarkable book, sad, salsas we very mini misunderstand both him and his book, the author Is one of ten men of wham great nation; do well to be proad."— •• in the simmer 3f 1880 we announced that Mr. =Vas cloned, by no means satisfied with the roadie of file to M^Clintoclis search for Mr John Franklin had departed on an enterprise, the nada *Meet of wee to and further remains of Franklin party. The atoll ot Captain Elan adventures Is sow before ns in the tam of two handsome volumes, tenthly illostrand with adroirakfla woniengrarlup and a near mad well-exeouted map. . . . But more interg=an lbws tardlltees, and the aucom, . the relics of et. nitwit pinion of talm lisrs work descriptive Of e Cn i4 iwith the optiroass. TVs the backbone of kis volumes. &rural hunting adventures alb. then fiCaptain Ball's volumes. which will make pignut Christ mas reside reading. ,London Sampan Low, dosA no a i ta m d Manton, 14 Ladgateldl mid at all the libraries in the This day, in one teaspoon voL, pelos is. Sid.. FAMILIAR WORDS. An index Verborons. or Dictionary of Quotation ; Wording a Reidy Relimmuse to Phrases and Bentooom Nat have become embedded IN lie leagns&, with Context and Authcw. Edited by J. HAM IWO WXLl.Noutifully printed. Craw. OM cloth cites. pries ra• ed• Not ooly the most extend,. dictionary of quotations which we have mot with, bet it has, moreover, this Willard merit, that in all cam an exact 114M011 I. WM to emir chapati% eries. sat, steak book, sad umber of the Res.--notas Red Qu Also, in the mom &wise : PHI GINTLI LITZ. 111th Ream Oa ABOUT IN TEM WORLD. ascend Blltko. es. A SELECTION of IIONTAIONEI ESSAY& [Mortis. LICE UNTO CHRIST. A Now Triaolatloa of Kemple Ueda): Sampan Low. Son, awl Marolos,l4, Lad►ste-hIH. Tbis ay MRS. BIEXCRIM no d Wirs Rzw Boot, H OUSE and HUMS. By the Author cif " neck Taw's Gibbs." Union : Impmen Lew. Sas, sod Manion, 11, Ladotoldi, sad OW besinellies sad rarer Native& TER BEST BOOR FOR PRESENTATION. With tall-page camel sod otberluetratkets, Woe Ti EL cloth, bevelled boards; eetr► Olt, gilt Nigel ; Us. M. scents. _ _ _ THE LIFE sad LESSONS of OUR LORD. Itr the lay. Jona Co mum. D.D. " T ious here II DO MAXI WhIDOTIN .6.0. which WO weep relig should sot have the advert ot choke illesintissa In the present instance this conthinsties has taw with moth perfect propriety mad sea wand isete l trat ela W i th• thane and pictorial presentative se The Life and Innensel sun lord' will, we e s towed be very gassrally welcome. Dr. himself has bestowed such assiduous care on this w I ST.= sttch Judicious help on the put of hie cooperakes in their artistic combination with his own salutary tenasings, that II Sankt beiniponlble not to anticipate such a tavessiale reesprees. Is iso eamal advantage to Pas baa oestary wins srt in. pee Steen at the service of religion with so Bauch OD fidelity:F. OODUIII and =eh excellent e ff ect. Dr. Cumming's own In the production is highly creditable. His work is t at an earnest, popular. and competent teacher while its innstratisas snider it one of the most appropriate sod acceptable gitt Meths which could be offered or received at the promise sessota."-. Thoth Feb. I, led& John Y. thaw and Co.. 48. Paternoebrarow. THE CHZILEDIT 011 1 T-BOOK ON THE 8W4021. Ea Id., cloth ; 9a cloth, extragt,gilt edges ; 10s. Id morocco DR. CUILIIING / 13 and LESSONS of CHRIST. "Of sal Dr. Cestnastnes works, we thisk this should NNW WI For family reeding nothing could be better. The volume sot a book of SALAS • ear la It • commentary on the gospda. It is a biography. In widish we have presested for our 'study Ida like glimpses of that Dirtm One whose character has tem besntilully dittoed as 'eery eat M poor,' and • whom to bey everholang likaMetteas and (moral tettfnt i d the book we here seldom ma essmUseL"—Oar own Jolts F. Mum end Om, 48, Irsteemeatmrew. C UMMLNITSLPirES of the PATRIARCHS! . Nov read), Yoe. 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