The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-13 00:00:00

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Its Wt. quarter id at low with sulk rt forth to not likely ioaltby lushly aad Ita trams* rta elai, It* it would rare said ft Pir with tie pricewould • . lt Pa he sale mat l rota, Told oce. 64/8 alt ,916 5404 i.4b •"" Ldas 7 . 181 In. .0. ow N S 488 eta 4.0 : 6 00 to 3y. The 3 ervirgii 4 Lo ATIIS. woe. 14. d • wile of JO Mrs. 10 0 ° pang% U l dit Fcobest JT p Wife s t 9ll rob. Balt )13, . p w rd; 1 hou" a. • Liwie&P, a lter, 0.1.,15 • 80 1 0. 1. Artby, daugbta_, Atb. &Or Elisk 0 101 r, i11...5046A 69- hu. 11 * $ll LA vas., 1t he m _RtEk WIGRAM sad BONS' (uf mommulsoi. woos) Uhl of MAK and ?ADZ= ga is to AthellifrDesks ILAMA.—Iag IaAJOURN gr ; Port Phllll4o, Dint* rs hatiudazraiit t o rah dipper ship au M MEM • Cosalsadar; lying ID the e taci OO t& Doc Hog for an clear of paassogers are unsurpassed. amid .gigozaloSothtmosel atugssa—for freight or wasp is sad 110110kIf Prtalt Maim Mop gad hoof, I, ladosiathalleat. raiselliSill by We lase pools* are wavered from Paddington to Mroath Brat olaso wood oho fares. and oscond ohm roe WM clams tarot Mal lioY LIV.ILMOLOS 41711NOTOWN TO NMI YORK, and PHUADZUMLIVRIMMUP OOKPANY Mood deo tallerwend OtpaoAMU Dm Sow GlomOak* woos Wor IfoOmdl Magi ag. MON UTIRAPOOL XXIV TOIL f.ffy Of UNGAR O° CO, Satu ay, J LIC, rdfroloo U im. dor, J . as. Us. AM von Moisoloy rod swirl OlsreaS• Istoolif. ow. mew by the atell &mem Naas elegy _Wedowee, , sad n resalehlourelagi t• armisiorms•. ow= tollo Maiden iNosoro. s odasoo. famed pomp rjedoll Volimtralatood im = Odanibik boolso . aWY sivolOoforoo Mesa—tar hoOme particular§ ocilr a Y IThAir, Wslordrilk Wropool ;or to NINA= a. LW Willowslrril. asp. BRERlN.—Direet Route to Hanover, Bruns wick. see Ceetral Gerinia7.ooll et the Ner4k Gomm lee Inth eler mew sermon ADM; WM; se I.erALll •111 be eSsupthebed, trona = mambo tweathse mire), 14 1 7• 17 . 1 4 :Z4 1 2 SS a be llet i rread 41111th—Apetr se cliAlr semed Ithessedrtho. W. ret le Num mum& aro.. U. Jleolthee. BA THE NOWOONG TEA COMPANY of amaitea). To be inemporaied Mai Moak Companies Act at NFL ,Capital, 060.000 in KOMI domes d AN each. First took 18.000 alarm A Illoimeno Divklead el 10 pet east. p mama. Male wild January and Isl July, gnatanteed lot Om peers bp *a Vendor,. Dwelt 10a. per share on application. and a Wineries. Tar shire on allotment. to exceed L 1 per share. or to toe made al a less Interval Man Slums monlass bona previnas inixoross. L Hairy, Tad. (We al earakadde. Mist. 6. new M" . 12:0 . 4euL M.D. Nee at the OPhlra 6 11 16 Wkwe L Depsrimest,BimZ). se. si. auipme.4= m akosiemor. facd=of the P i pper Arent 0 . . a" Man ' Alesaada Stewart, Zee. late Deputy oiler at Crime Mutest, sad Director of the North Lembo hallway,. L Tap,* W layseratar. Williale ihowswa Ise pate at Oalestllo, a Ban Ilmileweireme. Wisher% leelletWall - Ww.W Whit power to add to their camber. iill:llFnagr& and Haat/noses Beak (Ltmlted,, Nicholas law, lorabardetreet. &Welton —Wawa Mamas and Nahum Wades-lase, slid—Weawa Dryades, Ilergey. and Woolley, 1, Itoya inhaNiebbldldligi 8111011111talli—AiszamMe /arty*, req. c •Aladiraysene. badlahoure,Ladidenball•Wrest. LC. 11 11011,11DTUIL Thla Congas, la beard Mt th• perams• el thlrfreete M estates already la prietable witlnYaS. eltaaged la = lam others; la lad*, sad for the peewee of linkages sad eateedba their aperalisse. The prOporty casabas of wren et freehold bad, add greet from goverment, og 'add' MS urea ar• &abed Ida la pia* til of the telloirlag g—areely, 4111aogew peers /Ad r stns, ft years old ; MO wow I year ell . sal alla awes Jut ine mil and climate of tote locality are woad to Kam la Um rovince. as the following extract from the manager's report to he Directors of the Ithilinath Tea Ooy, a neigh aware, far the lemon the 3114 Dim—saber, 10r/h as Z Omitted by them to the , solders. will show : The eate plantaturn of tea end seed Wbeta anpncedenveted irapn thou The ion la its f Oven sa a IMO Ma, and the tw o- year old ourth year garams of MI lbs. of tea to the ere and thk has been obtained at no sacrifice to the= (future years, but with careful and light pinching, as y th e present healthy appearance of the pleats. which, I bath fin bean assured, me, la elm and vigour, smiempessed by owl katation of the age In Assam." The Writhe& pald by tbe Aessuo,the t7ppsrAmam, the Jorehant, lahnstb, and by several of the other tea companies In Assam, cry nape) to.") pa cent., and their shares are at a peeenium hue 100 to 200 per cent. The factories have the advantage of bet eg traversed by good ends end navigable rivers, sad steamers ply Hansa Aram sad likens, affording great imitates for the supply of labour and or the other req. drements of the estates 'sot lass than 1.,000 ICTOe can be brought Into preamble cultivation . and each acre, thee in fall bearing, is capable of prodaolag at least the lbs. d tea. the gestations are calculated to rake* baring the Out per of the Compel*** volutions km's-law returns sullicient *geld Myer OWL. oS a ttr a ttri bs OMASSl ; sad the vendors marantse a intake= rate of 10 pm cent., Pay- Pauly, nponthe paid-up eaglet for three yeses. to be I from the date of the intistration o the Coupes • *silos of the three years the plants will be rat log espavgrsssfvey larger dividends. until the whole are enamel airy and yield a imialmam return. novice to be paid for the property la 4161,000, payable by mud instalments, with Interest at 5 per cent.. extending over period of six years. These Meets the directors madder to be most advantageous. a while they show the comitimos of the vendors In the vales (the property, the racy instalments as to payments will enable he yaw plants to grow up Into full bearing. cto yield and age returns before the rimier part of the capital Is cep udertsking originates with the directors and their donde No promotion•mouey will be paid to any one, either badly or indirectly. and the preliminary expanse wW be Melly esefieed to such as are ormolu's], neosessery. Mu modem stipulate that 6,000 of the shares aro to be ' to them , 6,000 of the remaining shares have been eabmaibed for, leaving 6,000 shares available for the No. 6,7521 NMim. PAATICOLUE OP THE ISTATELS OF THE NOWOONG 1 The Dorkendolee Division consist* of the factories of Dor ondolve, Lampoon& Tobokee, Topotloorse, and Dembersg, Bhi the Nowrong district, on the hanks of the riven Koltun( ad hosoi v, sod long the grand trunk road from Uptake to •oeton6 varying In distance from the station from 8 to 16 Ulm istent of land, 6,000 acres : of which 1.117 are planted. L The Bowen** Division consista of the Factories of Bank. leTestlnt: De ;Ton to* uol fiepanollah, all in the Nowpoog District. the principal batons, being within seven mils of the station, and the others onventanUr situated on the banks of the riven Kullong, Nags, ad Deepen —near the old station of Ruegagon. at dim owes laying trots 8 to 20 miles from Newlyn'. Retest of Ink UNapes ; of which 1,006 are planted. and loans of appticatton for shares ass be had ite h s g rra m etary or from the brokers of the Cooping. I HE NOWOONG TEA COMPANY of ASSAM (Limited). rorics.—No APPLICATIONS for MAIO ean be reeeteed re WEDNESDAY, the DM tnetsat, on whieh debt the Rue I will be done.—By order. A. FORBES, Secretary. THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION (Limited). Capital subserthed, 46.000.000: pent up, 4600,000. CgAnussn—JOlLN CHAPMAN, Fag. on BeIL Int. Charles [Coon, Zan. I:erten:am, Z da 0.0. Maaphereon, ksh. Mr. Alderman W. Bobelatiold, Esq., M.P. Jonas Dickson, lat. Biz B. D. Scott, But. P. D. Endow, leo. H. D. nenneur, Esq., M.P. J.O. Hanson, DK. Joseph Thornton. km. W. H Buford, Eq. P. O. Westmorland, Bak G. P. Hotroyd, Esq. Alfred Wilson, Zok J. O. Hontere, Esq. Y. Basle, Pay. DV;olThert Johmton. 01116—Henry J. Barker, EN., and T. Yraret Bandsman, Faq. IMIATIORS—Meses. Ashore., Morris, and Co.: sad Yeena Meads and Co. Amodation receives money en deposit for find periods ; Ibliss Mums, on approved securities Bespolialss loam, and undertakes .sneral filllllCid Madam W. C. WHIT= BOTTOM, Beezeiary. baby Hem, 96, Bishopecateetreet Within . THE LPERIAL 111ROANTILK ORIDIT Assocurrow (Limited). Temporary 011eee—Croeby-honee, 101ahopsgato4treet. London, led Janeary, Iblll. NOTICi 18 MYR ISBY IRVIN, that the TIANBFIR BOOKS L Saki P..... 4 .tten vrlll be CLOSED ea and atter the 10th Latent Mille 28rd Inatant, both dap haeluslre, preparatory to the *NW Meeting —By order, W. C. WINTIIIIBOTTOM. Secretary. NUBLKIIEN, Clergymen, the Gentry, law sem. requiring char (to any extent) on land or of a bona fideacter. or wishing to place out ter ri tle securities mentioned, can effect transactions Bonie r by applying to Messrs. MORGAN and Co., Toed)land, 3114 'WORD'S FLUID MAGNEEIIA.—Tbe medkaJ profemean for thirty peen have approved of this As solution of magnesia as the beat remedy fur gout and ate disorden of every kind and as • tulbl aperient It Is esp.- D Jul C ha o., " ai rs i ts. cb lc df . " l7l, P = e llorst ely by —•••••. sod sold throughout the world by all respe s etable Caution—lies that IMineford and Co." is on each mos and red label over the cork. TBZINVIOURATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE The most acleetUfically prepared and seat powerful 'flirt. le:toordlal ever introduced restores restores to thaw normal coedit on tilts eterettoes, on the Integrity of which perfect health de n ha sweet for debility of all kinds. sad from its coo. mow other ingredients, pepsittesed phosphate of &oda, j.., etre highly beneficial to the nervous and dripoptle. jTrir u lottl or four . L1.1131r5 5 : 0 n . one for Us. Bul. w. .: OM genehurchotreet, EC London. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES are daily nrcamenaid by the ranag—tastisoalals trees tie meet mien* et whole may be lespeeted—se the Dose eireetuei, eabe. art eeeveldeat remedy tee Coast sail Men Sere at :W. amt. sad Throat. Sold is Imes. le. 10.; Una, Mt, ead Ita. each. T. LUTING, Chemist, 79 Cbartblard. Lambe. Sold retail by WI DYbaybil, £ c. - - - - - - - - • LUAU'S COPAHINE MEG]; eneeeemtully time Is the Paris and tenets Itosidtels. ander the ewe a Cos* Ward, Lloyd, Mask sad Lem art Class , • ---. Iler• h. Mit eieda s ewe In ea ~one et de ENS le tenet or dingle fliesess. id. p., kali= :.1.0._41 C. JO:MAW& Troia chemist, A Baabrket% '"' 411 kaftlinatt Mantels Paris. TN II RRIDIT FONOIKR AND 110111Ltli OF INGLAWD Ttal TIONB PO& TIM CAPITAL ti, TEES CITY of MILAN IMPROVEMENTS oomnaY (Ladled). Inoorporatad ander "TM OoMpanien Act. 111811." A conceseko, dated 20th July, 1811, 'wanted by the Munici pal, of Man. oonfars the pant of the fee simple of about seven owes of land In the Marta the clty, imnseolately surround ing the Cathedral, for the of rebuilding the Plana del Down% and 000neoting itwith the Plana della Soda Share Capital 6110 .000, in 20,000 Mane a li4o each, of which it Is not proposed to call up more than kW per there. The coll. to be at inierrals of nut Ums t h an three inuntha, and nu call to exceed rr. par Mare. Purtherrequlraments are Intended to be met by the lame M debentured, or by Me sale or &maim of the Wallop a meccetnieted. ProsLaldu Is made le the estimates for the payaept of interest at the rate of 1e.7 per lest. par annum. on i ch January and übth J cats . pending the sale or Dope of tbe rotoostsuoted buildings the stet holt-year's interest will to paid 16th July !Jae. Deposit Al per share uu applit.atiou, and ge foirther on allotment. YaUgriMe. The Earl of Warwick. I The Earl Somers. Edward Warner, Ewe, Y.Y. bIitIKISOLL The Right Mon, Jazoas St:nert *Gettig, Ocn dinar of the Credit /owner aid Mobilise of Rogland. flirJanies P. Lomita. K.C.M.O , member of the Italian Parlia ment, Director of the Anglo-Mallen /WA. Jamie Pietather, Req. (Morro Altiaader Pletcher and Co ), Lon don vincial, Dimas* d honk of the Al lo bums Marilee Ineuranue Cosegow, and Pro losod. Preslortek J. IL Ifelliert, Req. (Minim Lane, Hankey, and Co.), Lodes. George Z. teernoor, Roo (Morn haymow and On). Ilk b Thrornerton-etteet, London, Diresitor of Ws atigio-Aostrlon eak. M. ingby "tea* A.., tote vtoo-Drondrot of the institute of Beer* Aroliilieste. Aninirinnr.—Signor Giuseppe Mauve. consulting architect to the cdper Mechem, Dalrymple, Drake, and Co., Ins% S. w. 11.1111.131. Norm Rol:arts, Lebbook. and U. 14 Loothard-street. Loud cm. The Anglu-li&ltan aka. Man. Mama laurenor, Boa, end Pearce, 1 . 3, Angel-court, T4rogmarlao. Marra. 'lichens sad Ilarrlassll . 7lllweddsdedloulda 8110LITLIIT llr. isse.)-4. D. Vitried, Mg. Idmierary iDdies.-11 add IS. Donau& The right acquired by the thy of lifien improvements Coln play (Lisited) to the poissothou Of the &Meal feenlmple of about ewes eons of land la the reassiorand mistreat one of the penal. pat this of lturope, preemloestly distinguishes this front all cat el andertakings hitherto carried out upon the contnient by mesas of Muth capita/ Under the Malian law of expeepotaltiou affeeting property re quired for works of pubuc uully, these seven sores, with the buildings upon them, of which the Compass WM become Mem Moly puemsed, were purchased by the Municipality at an aver agemies of Malay or francs (&:10) per New* melte. or • total suss of even,.336. The price to be paid by the onaires Is Mud by the ooncesaiou 4:311,144, or Mears cetm per square metre for 24,160 square metres, sod 160 Ur Wit per square metro for 3,104 square metres, Isaviag a Worths, Of 4(167 4w In th eir 1 favour. Tale aura of 466/40.10 will remit as • positive profit to I the tOmpthy leas the purchseemoutey fur the imiansal" via, 464.000 in emit, and I.• .1101 in paid up share& The actual &I temise Ica favour of the Company will consequently be 4:407.010, cr i tzre rwir sent value of the property beyond the price paid by Mr. t2iarlas Berry, the Mirth arehhect, at Leades, who was Reda" deputed to amebae the piety othmatet ant.. us the wet , /Mum Una area, la the aocuspartylug report. at ran (1,000 theirs, square them or at a total of above el,loo.tho sterling. The thseassiosabus bath Weedy provided Leo,ooo far payment dmull to the Mankipelity, and for the entsietion of the land : best reglateree In the names of the thee piny's trielms), Ma Y agressiaat has aim been entered Into betimes them sad the tkampany that the parchme-stosey fee the cosesselen shod Maude preliminary weans of every kind. It will be seen from the report by Mr. Berry, that " as large • imstributtou would not have been amide by the bairn, but fur the bet that the Municipally 042 MM 4h. estates of the State, tom yams slam, te establish a lethry for the as. press purloined haying apt/is property from she prslits theme& the moult at which at. bees the releles, without say cost to the dig, et the whole of the woman [WWI ' tautly the lenalcipality are stabled to throw the make urchase money paid I. the thimputy to making the new streets sad endgame the old, sad Ornaineliting the Moths of the Company's buildings, ai mentlased la the tioneessioa. The terms of the ococeesion width the Company purchases may be lately Mated as sloth : 1. The Minder to the Colvin; In perpetuity, sad fres boa all incumbrance, of ?UM square metres of freehold land. to about ? English wins, wtth the bowies and buildinge standing thereat, now let and oeoeDld, cossthotnig the actual centre of coarlinerce In the city of 1111.04 sad its most dessitty populated area. 2. The right of purchasing this land at the priors above sped lied, In successive lots, vLL, &WO slime mews (theludiltit the 4,000 square metres &trendy paid for sad trawls:red) inunedi• mob , . 1e,410 square metres by die Midi Iteptithtsr, lath; sod the rentsintrig 4115 spears sietssis by the Iletheeptesster, itled & The theioany are to ease; in esionfonlide WAIL the Stet per, wambeeisit masdithisessea shims as& homes and suck other bundle. as the Company may determine. 4. Lower to the Company of selling, Smug, or dealing with the freehold land and the buildluds recOnstruceld upon It. 6. Till WANTS UIP TII ItalaTlNti SIALIMN:en upon the ceded lead to beloog absolutely to the Company tram the dates of the several aeingneeint& Thin rentals ate reported Mengool, an architect of great repots/sou w ltaly, spatially ap pointed to the Municipality of Milan, sod by Mr. 4.. Barry, at i 11,11901. per mum. 6. The mWrlai arising from the demolition of the old build- I Mtge (valued as 1,010,0e0 bre, or .440.000, So Mom& a shout any payment, to the Company. 7. All costs of extra ornament of the proposed buildings to be beaus by the Municipality, be. all suck onsaneaut to be the pit =neat property of the Company. S. lhe Muulcipality to pay use Company, at a fixed radii, all expenses of prim, drainage, and marionette& of sewers. This meth will t•s • source of pewit to the Company. 9. The Municipality binds itself to give absolute possession of the property outmoded. without any oilier charge to the Company titan the mad Goversuneut dues upon transfer. Mt The Company to have the prefereme to executing any future manicipal Improvements In The wealth and importance of Milan= the commercial moths of Northern Italy, and which will be lacreseed by the removal of the capital from studs, render the prestige= of this Compaq exceptional, favourable. TM quarter of She city to be rebuilt IA as Mated by Mt. Marry, as moon the centre of commerce to Milan as Cheapside and Vanillin are that of Loather. The improve ment of this business portion of the town hat tom been Impera tively called foe. From these facia, coupled who the promo. sire WOWS of rentals, the demand from urcupauts about to be displaced and others for bushes= premises, odor, houses, dabs, I cafes, end other buildings on the sites whieb the Company will manes, the Direstors an sunned that highly lantattro Returns will attend the projected operationa The Company will toe thw,th proceed to the erection of the buildings, subsequently selling the same or granting leases at premiums, reeervieg the pound route In perpetuity, or capi talising them, as hereafter may be determlued. The demon lion of the old betiding' on the Ira section of the laud ceded to She Company is already in progress. Applicant's= h.,e been received.tur leasing and purchasing some of the buildings as soots as reconstructed, on terms an ex am of the estimates submitted to the Directom Theme esti mates, calculated, by Siguor Mew= and Mr. Marry, Duly upon the Muds of the present rents, show a return of .106,M0 per annum from the reconilrecied buildinp. Owing to the probability that a large proportion of the capital for OIL undertaking will be derived from the sale of the sew buildings, ts le ditilcult to arrive at any precise calculatloo of the Urge molts likely to mune to the Company ; but taking £106.000 a year merely from reutals ea • basis, end assenting the capital to be rented, ae promised. In shame and debentures. the ultimate dividend ou Sheehan capital may be fairly estinutted at it per teas., and Mde from treenoth rent& • outtaktersble Increase on this ratans may be looked for from the gradual sale of the Com pany sproperty and other Karel& The osocession, plans, reports, and articles of association can be inspected at sae Mime of Messrs. Itirchata. Dalrymple, brake, and Co., 46, Parliamentetreet, Vinstmlutter. Appiteations for shares are to be made la the amazed them, and left with the bankers of the Company, upon payment of the deposit of Al per share. If no allotment Is made to the appli cant the deposit will be Immediately returned without deduction, and if a lees number of shares be allotted than Is applied for, the deposit paid will, so far sli Decessery, be credited towards the pap meat due on allotment. men= hare been made with the Company for a re rati Ar o r :Orore thousand shares for allotment to applicants who are shareholders of the Credit Yonder and Mobilier of gogland (Limited). In consequence of Inquiries which have already been made, the Directors have decided also to receive applications for allot earn= of theme tally paid up, not exceeding in the aggregate omfourth part of the caps W, such shares to bear interest from the date of payment. Prospectuses aunt forms of application can be obtained at the =noes of the Credit Foamier and Moirilier of liegland (Limited), 17 and It, Gorahlll, also of the brothers, of the brokers, and of the Secretary of the Company. January, WM FORM OF APPLICATION FOR MARRA To be retained by the bankers. No. — To the Directors of the City of Milan Improvements Company (Limited). Oentlemen,—liaving paid to your bankers. Mews. Ro berta, Lubbock, sad Co., the ram of 6 , being a deporit of ti per share on shares to the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot ml that number; and I agree to accept such shares, or any leo number you may allot tu me, oaths terrus of the proapectus, and I agree to qy the deposit on allot ment, and to sign the ankles of amocktion of the Company when required. and I authorise you to insert my name on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me Duval signature Name In full Resitboos Preterits Date Or If fully paid up shares are required, on the forte : FORM or APPLICATION FOR MIT PAID CP 3UAR. To be retained by the bankers. No. To the Duerstors of the City of Mil= improvements Company (I.lmlted;. Grotteassm—blevins paid to your buskin, Morn. Bober= Lubbock. end Co.. Übe suer of C being a deposit of Al per share on limns m the abort Company. I hereby request that you will allot tee that number of fully paid ap sham= and I wee to accept such =arm, sr any lees sober yea may Mot to me, on the terms of the prospect= : and I epos to psy She mama of each shores on allatiesals and So sldel the sr*les of sasociation of the Company when required. and I author= you to insert m name as the ragietar of maths= for the number of shares a to me. Usual stpastine Nat= la ncessiks Date LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1865. ROY•L AGRICULTURAL HALL The teat et Looks is shod She Gnat Sams ot PRIM'S INIPPODKOMUS sad CIROO, ism Madrid. Cesstast chaos* ot Novenas. ROYAL AGRIOULTURAL HALL. PASHIONABLI MORIFING TMORMANCIe. —TUNS. DADAYS, Merida" and laterdaye, MI reciook. Gainers to be ad 'ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL. Lei 17ithrootheatod mothablaw of all the lordhig talent la the taILLITIANA lAN; tho mato* Eqthelelonao of WI dth ; Mdlth LINA 'SCHWARZ, Madman IiWOO, sad • Gory. at thirty other Wonted Lady MOM. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL. IPPODKOMB, arms, sad dpietado deur Oar. donde" Parra Chula Idebri, Orem des Sports Asiasoiss. lambs, Bleeps Cbaaing, dm. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL. Kr. FRANK PANTO", (the Great Mar American Bider). M. Henri H Herr Lewd Ban; Maim Ferdinand, Mar Melaka. Mr. Newcombe, the ruicierned Lion Minter, VW intro On most splendid Group of Performum Lone In garope. Magnificent Stud of 100 Hones. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL. OM IMMIX EVINING at SEVIN, commence at oz._ Admieelon : Privets boles (Molding els perms), 110 s.; SI Thdrets to the Maw, is. : Reserved seats, numbered Se. ; rift Class, In : Second Mints . the whole or the Gellarits, Id lez-otace open daily from eters* silt tour. Pee =, yr. The.. Price . Acting Idanager, Mr. John Hew HE OXFORD.-ORPREE AUX /110%88. 04abeelee bessttifal Condo Opera, and the NNW CAN NTA. KING CaItinTMAJA written by LWldeid Metelej..Z. and oontpored by Herr Meyer Lutz (expreraly for this meat will be performed Sven , liventhir until further nodose. The Oxford mad Canterbary Hall Otosaany (ladled). 112ZGENT MUSIC-HALL, Regent-street, West rolaslor.—Orook Attroallon—lcootente Booms. Mayo yon sws tbe oust Elul of VAN(ll7l—Opon Ivory Undo, oi 7 o'clock. WOOLPACK TAVERN, St. Peter's-alley, Oortibill—A end Madame Room, Mite GRIDIRON as the Or% ilaar, Ms been lately opened, Memo Msebsom Dinners, and • requirement are served milk Me ems. meelleoce tbst Ime tar Me boss. Ms lilt mutat= Nit —The NO MOILING WOK in Leaden. TABLE GLASS, CHINA, & CHANDELIERS. J. DIUITTIO gad WNW Hayek's' added FIVE NSW BROW DAWNS to thole Ymoba tort, ',ben the largest meartmeat In the world of them goods of their matmlacture may be mem.-141, Ihnuedaditelt. LAMPS YOH INDIA. pHILPOTT'S CRINOLINES. 711. 9d. pHILPOTT'S CRINOLINES. 10e. 6d. pHILPOTT'S CRINOLINES. 12e. 6d. pumpoTrs CRINOLINES. 15.. 6t pHILPOTT'S CRINOLINES. 18.. 6d. pHILPOTT'S CRINOLINES. 21a. Od. pHILPOTT'S CRINOLINES. 25.. Od. pHILPOTT'S ORINOLINES. 306. Od. pHILPOTT'S CRINOLINES. 425. Od. ST. PICCADILLY. HYLK and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 06 sad 67, Osterd•alweet, W. All Ur lama proilaoteass Is COATINGS VI:STINGS. and TIOIIBICRII4O6, for Oeutleinan s Autumn snd Wlatar Attila The new pining for Trimmers and Vests...WA ere dlapleyed pwit varWy, an ally reemeamaded. Overcoats, Yle. mac ; Is Wagger Capes, 21 .. 10 70s. ; Jackals. 211 to ail.: Dams Oosta, 110 a to Tea : Trask Casio, lan lona. : Dram vsnaas al to Ms. Salts, as. to 80a. Hats and taps, with Modem lildrta, Um brage^ de., la groat variety. VIRLD'S oelebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TABLIT6. dd. sod dd. took sold by all tesadlerd sad tluvaabost the Maddest : bat the 'peddle Could sok ran:lilts. and see that the asses at J. C. sad J. FULD Is ea *soh ysMeat. hos, sod tablet. Wbalemole sad for exportattoa at the Waded OM& MUJIMIII. IMIDOId, S., when also may be obtained their Rios Medal Psealla•Cesadles. T ONIC BITTZRB. WATW QIIININI The wed nattlabta and wttaernm Wier In alarm : AN KINICINST TONIC. As unequaled Mumarldo, rd. stimulant. Sold by groom, Hallam wavehoumenen. wine merchant/, con• fectlonera, and ethers, at Ma. . dozen. • It unthawed by MATINS and WILLIAM% waliartta'rlando. Cannenarset. Leedom. Anemba Z. Lewis end Oa. Wormacr. SAI7O2.—LEA and riCaltiNir woscrsnamumlllll7CL Tisk&llion' condiment, pronaancodt ar oon:iiesetty THZ ONLY 0001) SAO Is prepared solely by LLt and P The public U. respectfully cautioned was. worth se Imita tions, and should los that UM and Pardon' names trees wrapper, label, hot W, and stopper. AMC for LILA sad pII4ZINW . _ heti wholsZY — sia - ter export by the -7- Yrobria. Worcester , Weser& CROWS end BLACLOMI. ; Mears. 'Aetna* Y end PONS. Loudon. &e.. se. : sad by grooms sad atlases universally. f AMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, 1.1 an effectual remedy. without confining the bowels et affecting the head, truly efficacious and pleasant, Is admitted to be the beet medicine for immediately relieving casaba, colds eonermed cases of asthma, and Incipient consumption. it puently curn persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable, id:nimbly *Hays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing. In impeaching consumption Its diode ace truly benefiL Persons deprived of sleep, or even lying down for fear of stigma- Bon, may depend on retied In a few minutes after Wang IL Prepared only and sold by W. LAUBLET. chemist, 8, Bing WU- Bametreet, awing-cross, Loudon, an d, by all druggists. bottles, 1314., and three usuititles lu one, is. Dd. Be particulsr and a-lf for leumbuks Basun. Ito name and address ant ingested on the damp. DUTCH MSS. Roses. Trait Trees, Gonifera, Garden Seats. &a MB.. J. 0. STEVINB will SBLL by AUCTION, at try Great Rooms, Se, Xing-street. Covent-garden. TO. 11 . 4110 W. Jan. 11. at balf-peet IS precisely. a sidandid assort ment of GLADIOLUS. ranunculus, and assensomm suitable for spring planting , roma, area class verbatim from a celebrated mower; pyramid plum, cherry, apricot, and pear trees from Prance Winds, conifers, tebnuts, do.: and some rustle garden amts. Sower stand*, and eves, dc., from a abobrawd mannfao. turer.—Oe Mee, and catalogues bad. mint SOUTHWARK LAMP. —FONT foe I. BOMBAY. - The BUILD= of THIS DAY, price ad., by pad ML, contains :-/ins View of Ornamental Limp, Lambeth- DUI Activity-ftmetiting about Mortar—Loorivtog and other leproductive Art Pregame - Poet-Olike Statistics -Comm- Micas-Bolton Town Bell Competitinn-Tbe late Mr. John Dobson, of Newcastle, Architect-New Font for Bombay Cathe dral (illustrated) -Thy Sanitary Clauses of the Metropolitan Building Aet-Homy of the Camel of London lbw-How manage our ittedwaye-Yever Cams-Our Highest Dolma, Ac. go. -Office, 1, Yorkeinet, Coveetmanien ; and all boo,Bra. TCOMPANIES ACT, 1862. Tim Forms and Account Books required ander the above Aot, aloe all other kinds of Account Books, with every Stationery re quisite for Public Companies, the Counting-house, Ac.. sup plied on the best tenni. Printing of every description. Share Certilleates Engraved and Printed Seals de signed and executed. Ash and flint. as. Pleststrank LC., sad Lendan-lividge, riCEISTH.-DENTAL SICLF-MANAGEMENT. J. Abed expedilos of Mr. MICELLE PATENTED INVEN TION la the CONNTEUC I lON cd AILTIPICIAL TUT& tree on application, or bv post, ai reasipt of one simap.-11, Grow vow-aired, lload4irest, TiH FLEW ALL BRIGLAND PLOUGHING —An emit*g match, the tint All Earlsed of 1886, has justoome off at Ardingley in Sussen hoe plait*. Wag still a meshy in that district, the match orratod great im cdtemeat in Sews and the mighbouriag oauaties. Moms. Howard.' esteem ploughman, John Hulett, with a pair of strange harem, carried off this prize against Messrs. Bea sorue's ploughman, with his own horses seat specially from Ipswich far the mosaic& CANISILIDOZ UNITA:MATT! BOAT CLUB. —The life boat gegierously promoted by this club to the National Lifeboat lastitutios is now ready, sod will have her harbour trial in the Recent's Coral Dock, Liambouse, ow Monday mat, at two o'ciocic. The lifeboat is Xi feet keg, and is built of solid mahogany, like all the nicest boats of the institution. Elbe is to replace the Wait at Tremors, toasty Waterford, which has been found too small for that ' inspartaat station. A brief account of this generous gift of the Cambridge University Boat Club cannot fail to be Is. terestioig. Between four and Ave year. ago a subscription was started among the College Boat Clubs at Cambridge, for the purpose of nisi.' a sum to ha promoted to the National T,Ueboat Institution for • lifeboat. That being acoomplished, it was decided to mom tho boat " The Tom Brie," stem the originator of the idea, who was formerly thoped that of the University Boat (Bob, It is greatly to be thst this good example est by Camb r idge may are leas be followed by the Astor university, sad perhaps by some of the public schools, either individually or as a nailed body. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. mows% viaawn.) THE AUSTRIAN REICHSRATH. VIENNA, JAN. 12. The following series of questions was put in the lower house of the Reichsrath to-day to Count 3Senedorff-Pouilly, Minister for Foreign Affairs : " Will the government lay before the house the treaty of pesos with Denmark, and when ? What are the present relations of the Duchies towards Austria, dud the Federal Diet 1 What measures will the government take in accordance with Art. S of the treaty of peace ? What definite organisation 'shall the Duchies receive t What influence over the Duchies will be conceded to the Federal Diet I What will the government decide with regard to the Prince of Augustenburg's rights of succession; and what rights will the government allow Prussia in the succession question r THE BANK OF FRANCE PARIS. JAN. 12. The Bank of France return for the week ceding to-day shows the following results IPA compared with the previous aooonnt :—lncrease : Advances, 2 mil lions ; notes, 15 4-5 millions; Treasury balsam, 1 2-3 million. Decrease : Cash, 15 1-3 millions ; commercial bills, 112-6 millions; current accounts, 37 1-3 millions. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (mom oos owl comsrostotwEl PAHA TEI7IIIDAT Three more prelates, the Archbishop of Benner, tits Bishop of Angers, and the Bishop of Poitiers, have protested against the government interdietion of the EneyclicaL The two first write to M. Baroche in very moderate language, and seem really sorry for the conflict. The Archbishop of Rennes admits that the empire, in prohibiting et its discretion the promulgation of a bull from Rome, merely follows in the wake of the old monarchy and the Restoration. But then he sighs for the good old times when the King of France we. underatood to reign by divine right, when the catholic religion was recognised as the one state religion, when the clergy: were the first political body in the State, and when they Lad so much property that instead of being beholden to the country for a wretched stipend they were often able to help the State over a stile by a pecuniary aid. The archbishop clearly gives it to be under- stood that if these clearable aims could be restored, he for one would cheerfully co-operate with the crown in the maintenance of Clallican indepen dence. But now things are very different, and he joins in the cry that under universal suffrage the clergy should be abeolutely free, i.e., al- lowed to take their orders exclusive from the Pope. We know by more than one frank avowal of ultramontaniste leaders what freedom in their mouths means. They say—the Univers said it over again—we ask you, the State, to grant us liberty because that is your principle ; but if we were in power we should refuse it to you because liberty is not our principle. Both the archbishop and the Bishop of Augers (who writes very shortly) hint at misfortunes as likely to betel the Empire if it quarrel with the Church. The bishop humbly bops that thel prayers, the devotedness, and the " prudence " of the episcopacy may avert these calamities " Prudence, " you will remember was tie word imputed by the elegraph to the Emperor in his new year's speech to the:Nunoio, but which was not need by his Majesty on that occasion. Mgr. Pie, the stout Bishop of Poitiers, instead of writing to M. Baroche, made a flaming oration from his cathedral altar, the salient point of which was that, however hampered about the Encyclical by state persecution, he did not believe that any human power could pretend to deprive him of the right which be " held personally from God" to condemn writers whose publications assailed re ligion and endangered spiritual interest. Accord- 1 ingly, confounding together the semi-official and liberal journals, he launched a curse on the true Slawkenbergius pattern against the France, the Constitutionnet, the Pays, the Debats, the &Me, and the Opinion Nationale, which he had found deserving of reprobation, and he accordingly condemned them as being erroneous, false, offen sive for the honour and orthodoxy of the whole clergy of France, insulting to the Holy See, con trary to the authority of Jesus Christ and to the Divine rights of His Goepel and His church, sub versive of religion, schismatic, heretical, and im pious. He consequently warned all good catholia not to give any credit in that matter to those pub licists, or any other writers of the same colour. The Bishop of Moulins, you will have seen, is cited before the Council of State, which will of course say he was wrong ; but little he will reek for that. He is an old offender, and was censured by the Council of State in 1857. It appears, how ever, and a circular of M. Delangle's, dated April, 1861, has been reprinted as authority for the doo trine, that in certain oases of "abuse," the bishops may be not only blamed but banished. A Paris letter in the /*dependance of Brussels says The French government is now reaping the (mita of the deplorable facility with which an ez-Misister of Tublio Worship, Y. Tortoni, allowed himself to be overreached by the edemas and skilful protemations of • religious coterie. The (motor amber of the prelates sow occupying episcopal ONO was nominated from the Weals( of 1862 to 1859, and with very sere exception all the bishops who date from that period bolos' to ultramostaaism. Is fact, we may ley with some kind of whilst, that. oat of Sites archbishops, we have only is who probes Gillian eenvistions„ sad that oat of 70 bishop, ese-balf at least may be cossidered so giving sII their sympathise to the doebises el soother age eastaised is the Eseyelloal letter. Until the publication of that document that situa tion bad esly mused egitstioss sad amesinem for which palliatives were always found. Bat fears are now enter tained that what bad before only the character at Mindsets more or lea painful may to eoeverted is the future into serious diffloultiee and einhattesementa, spirt which the patience and the moderation hitherto displayed may be poetises. I inesilossi to you the other day that the " Mum de la &era Oansragatioa ' had acted • rude soh for the imperial goveremeet. But, acceding to all that is said in our °SW salons, the eabiriel he, perfectly viewed the poeltion, sad is fully resolved to meet it without Mech. lag and without yielding for • eagle moment. A Paris correspondent of the Nord writes to that journal: Omani de Ideolalemtert is mid to have recnosied Ky. Dapealoep toaddrem the following question to the Pope : " Is it possible to be et the same time a loyel French clam rad a seed initialler lis me way gaareatee the Lathan *des d this query, bet it Eseerilar will tie stele of Waded aatiolke who have beet placed is a ddeetes by tie Dare ailed letter. The first ball of the season took pleas at the Tuileries last night. 3,000 invitailoos had boo [Stmped , id. AdditiosaL] issued. The Temps takes notice that in the course of the day disquieting rumours about the Emperor's health had been in circulation, but that he stayed at the ball till a late hour, and did not seem unwell. On this subject a good ,not has been found " Quand k bruit court quo l'Empereur est mak& fait tonjonre oourir l'Empereur." This is the case. Skinks of the Emperor being liable to seizures have been frequently repeated of late, and on every occasion his Majesty has shown himself immediately afterwards in public. Lest night the Empress retired to her private apartments mush sooner than the Emperor. The Pope's new year's speech, published in this day's Manikin., in which he prays for the "restoration" of the Empress's health, is to many people the first intimation that there was anything serious the matter with her Majesty. The Bonne continues to fall. Rents declined to day 200. both for cash and account, closing at 643 fr. 650. and 661 r. 700. Mobilier fell 10fr. Rail ways were 2fr. or 3fr. lower. THE POWDER BOAT EXPLOSION AT WILMINOTON. Moen the Pew York Tribune, Dec. 31.) Every appliance which scientific knowledge and hegeoulty could devise, and eotaerke and mealy daring amen* were pat in reqnkitioo to heath the asesem of thin novel sad inmerenat hates* of the ezpedities. The boat @sleeted for the purges was the Lesaans, a pro peller of about 300 toss beads& About 140 toes of powder, together with the neasthery Oases fans' sad other appliaaose for insuring an imeleatesseas igeltioa of the vast gams of powder, were pat or beard When the boat left Hampin Roads. oas husked and twenty WY meth powder were added at Beaded, where she pat in or her way to the Seise ee action, making la sit toss. or 520,000 pounds. The segrapie oast of powder aid boat to the government was slightly Janat ass of a quarter of a sillies of dollars. The boat was paiated white, her emend appearase• bele( sot agile that of a blockade runner—though, to do hurl strife isetioe, a somewhat more respectable looking craft. As the palms at New Wet are know& to have famellarbmi themselves of late with the tone erotism/ale of ale elms of vessels, sad as it was further dessasd neetheary to the snowss of the ex periment to WIZ, a passport within the nage of their pas, It was thought advisable to farther disguise her by the oddities of a bops chimney a little forward of bet ewe, which was accordingly dose. Whether Usk Wad operated as it was fathead, still remake a matter of sem doubt. A mow of soma Mee, who veleateend kr the dais. prom serviets, west pat os board of her, and Comamader A. U. Riled and Sewed Assistant Essither A. T. E. Malin of the Apwate, with Lion. S. W. itethea (ionserly or Admiral Depost's staff, sad now on that of Admiral Partes), and Actin Master's Mate Paul 80yd.% whiskered to pilot her on her dangerous but important minks. These thestiliatied the personnel mid material of the peat Torpedo Expedittoe. The object beteg to rankr the prrims, sad as far as paetioable destroy the eseemy's weeks, it !memo • matter of great importance to explode the vessel as sear the *bore as possible. A recioenaleseoth was accordingly mak by Mr. Bradford, attached to the UntledfitatelOsethfierthy, and the hot ascertained that a vend drawing act Wet Mile feet scald with safety be plead boxesdidely cm the enter edge of the beech sod directly in frost of the etabeethise of the fort, the lower or soatheremeth Leeks of which at this point reaches down within • short dietasee of the wates'e edge. Shortly altar 10 pm. of the Tied. the powder-boat, is tow of the steamer Wilikwaims, started for the shore. Who the fort could be plaiely distinguished the VI Mersa' oast off, and the Loakkaa proceeded alone to her positive, which. despite the they pod deep, she ran of being disoovered by some of the patinae la the fort, she is reported to have pined without melestatioa. The boat was thee securely ambers:l, and the fame sad other &pelisse.' for exploding the sepsis@ adjusted and lighted. This atheespliebed,Rhind ad his daring &rookies jumped into a small boat, which was quickly rowed to the steamer, layleg asters of the pooderoltip. This vessel immediately put off to ma, and in a short time the party wen safely bath to Um fleet. Before leaving, however, a fire was mid* sad lit is the stern of the Louisiana, sefikisatly near the powder magazine to insure its igailith la vies of any defeat in Um fam. The fame were lighted and the ship alemidosed at fifteen I minutes before 12 o'clock. The explosion took place pre cisely at 1.40 o'clock, and was witnewed by • large number in the fleet. The pyrotechnic display was very impressive. Notwithstanding the bright moonlight which Moue at that hour the horizon was lit up for miles along the shore es by an immense bonfire, while the bags, barrels, and other peckages containing the powder with which the magazine was Merged, thrown high in the air by the violence of the explosion, fell in brilliant ownscations all around, lighting up the grim fortifications, and filling up • picture not m ilks that represented by travellers and write's in an empties of Vesuvius. The shock which followed, though enfileintly adonaliag, wee hes impressive. Twelve miles out at sea the offset was seek as might have been expected from the firing of • fit-pounder near by, thatch the report wee sot so sharp or distioct. It sounded rather like the roll of distant thunder. Beyoad the brim/deg of a few window panes, end the somewhat sudden sad ussommiosioadi . . . remarrectma from stall life of a few bin kekele, no comeqmsos worth mentioning resultel to the bet. Some of the troops beloaging to • North Ossollaa reit. meek taken prima's by our men in the mooed day's eapgemeak who arrived it Wilmington from before Skimmed, jant as the explosion took plum, Mate that it was heard them, while others adlrm that it was heard at Beau fort, • diets's°, of over 50 mules. The last meartion, how- ever, sews soarady oreclibie. Major J. Lincoln Chary, United States Barmier Corps, who was specially ordered by the War Department to acieseapaay the expedition, has drawn up an 'taborets report spot this explosion, which will be submitted to the Beeretery of War at an early day. If approved by him, it will forthwith be publialmd, and if so, will prove • valuable addition to what is already knows in this intimating department of modern warfare. PUBLIC MILZTINGS car ITILY.—The Diritto of the 10th mys s—' Yesterday the Italian people de clared in its chief cities far the abolition of the punishment of death, and the suppression of all the religious corpora- floes. At Bologna, Brescia, and Perugia the same views were expremsd at the same time. Turin, =as, norms, and many other cities have solemnly declared what is the wish of the people. Palermo and other cities are preparing to do the same. it is an impaling manifestation which the barbarous and antiquated prejudices of super stition and ignoreoce cannot mid. This Minty of the Italian people reanimates us, sad mosniges no to hope much from them. Let it be bornem Med, however, that in addition to the civil questions w►ich impede our social renovation, there am our very grave political questioas. Let us never forget either. We have 'limbered long enough, blindly trusting to these who have dose so much to stop and divert thesionzes of our revolution, sad plunge us in shame and misfortune. We ought to think far onmelme on our own affairs. This is the duty of the people of Italy. The nation ought not to follow the goverment, but the government the nation. That is the true life of a free MM." PLTMOUTII, JAN. 12. (Renter's Telegram.)— The Modems, government paddleArsseal, which lilt Plytoonth on Wedsseday to proceed to the assistance of a vemml emboss near Cherbourg, had not retuned op to a late hoar to-sight, *or has my informaties derived from her. It ham been officially assesseed that it was set the Aurora that required assisisses, as wen mons& her., bat the lowa, a Imp mmestest meneL N. pssticuisis are blows. DIIIPATOff 07 71111 BOMBAY lima --aouriumr- TOW, JAN. 12.—T lie Padualar sad I/Heald Oreopiar's Ilffh. Cepbids Parhi, load eflaracea with tie milli fir Gars Mr, 111. 6 1 1 maiMat 11 1170. Allah llarabiy, sad Upper Desest, fteaMs. atilt paresagies. TM Syria lark owl as It 785 blase spa% fan 321,7311. , of nary will* arosatl4o.sool. seradiras, sad 4701. is Oa *. Is fir Alszeadria. sal figs earidader fir Bombay, asudittog of gold ; bar savor. 1811,80*. ; Aver ion. 1870300 f. ; awl gill Wad, liwillay, est is. [TWOPENC CRIMINAL LUNATICS IN CONTINIMENT Among the 460 inmates of the Broadmoor Amp boiler the Wellington College station of the South Elates Railway, is the noes terrible Captain Johnson, who killed all the maw of his ship the Tory, sow oared to a mild end inoffessive lathy ; sad Macuanghtea so really mad se when be killed poor Mr. Drummiad. Hare is a aosoont ashamed Mew, whom warder et Ids witosad family sum yeas ago shocked all England. His only anxiety now is about his good mathest pada. Her% too, Edward Oxford, sew a fat, allarlz me m. bug sow per. holly nomad his meaty, and is the most orderly, most maul, sad most busted of all the inmates ol Broad. misc. A small pecuniary reward is given to those who labour well ea an induessnent to Mims to do likewise, and this mosey they ere allowed to speed is say harming way they please. Out of his small earnings Oxford has between fat md 601. carefully maned. It leis the ".bong Work" Mare the ascot dangerous of all the mile lunatics are confined, that what ma be called the armee of Braidascor sad its fearful a /stigma ealininate. " Here (says • writer is the Times) ere asedaed the men *hose murderous propessitiss Sid love of bloodshed seam alma inexlinguishablet =sr. I. the slam ground as we ester, • grand with tall, Mom iron within the arm el which they are muttering sad to sad fro, and • swain number within each su • of the yards, with sack gong sufficient wardens to guide them, mle them, sad, Mem their desperate lite of narderone ismaity Weak out whet sage other. as they may do mmetimes. to over power them whoa seemesy. As we sear. • this, Mete. clamorous mu advances to the ham sad, cheating lam. blembeess with segue itesaas miles* amities and all seiruml, sad thee with • bent of lased*, aft go his hold and shuffles awe y aortas the growad , etudes as he wens. Ameba takes his pleos—• an mined G.. the mist oir moue of all at Ercedmoor. This mss. the, mums= say is not is math mad se iresoeveasbly bad —• kind of modem Frankenstein, barn appmese l y without • area asters. Mall witbia the wall of Ws asylum these le same that will pot at as.. betray Ida fellow b ey a i e = at w e st au n tie romeakamit of wesposs, say Wed meat warders, ems this nab G. Be pommel' maws if sombhaties, sad ma gods oar ids dangsrom ameastes to do his will aid keep it mast till it is dom. He is ben for most area murders, sad is of all aces is Revadmoor the mast webbed sad dreaded. He is always .skier to he IM est tad t• be allowed foie work, but use might ai soon trust a tiger with eldhirea as him with Who of teals.. Beyond him le aam whom we will cell F., led Mired, tell, lithe, sad powerful, with • glade bow sad fawning smile at the Imes mks. of mow ninon. Fees to fate with F. you are safe enough, yet oeibbet make me &Mar would mar tam their backs apes Wm, ail woo betide tilla• He will lelE. we ley to s t i sad kl, ea whom he out surprise mama@ sad froe il husk barring this little falba, be is, when op a sslc eadraated. cad oven timid enough. though very swim. He, however, is one Mass perpetual m ala is sad march is after weapons al cams of say this ha ressaibles mother dengerme seer &r P.. of whose we stall lam to mg melee premilly, es aim of W., whammed slaughter et kismet/ea wed dialer shocked all &mimed • few years ago As • matter of MUSD all thew daggers= woe me kept dMYM hem the rest, sad as mush is passible Irma seek other. Their elospiarsocuse are hied with steam doors, mid so ferniebed as to afford these so apparently possible debate of seorstim weapons. Bask as Mmes, hesd hies, sticks, bares. he. Them le sot, bowing, le • rule. 4. the least for of them people Waring themeel se. Thar Imbue, is mei sainhisl, but homicada. his murderous aselanglies ea oath other er the warden which are be be dreaded sad =spies* here. As we mimed this etroat a b p l e t: sa d whim we ham called I'. gave W. • blow au the sem which shwa broke it. Thar were is. dankly se s s ie s:d transfamd to di ff erent enclosures is the •gromds, while the man W. broke into ea torrent of blespliences ribaldry. P. *mislaid, with Mousses and good tamper, how W. had mid same pbrams »midis( his dead whisk be (P.) weathered ' a awl Windt, sad felt bowed to ammo: Om thing the make may be phased to ham width that Videos Towelsy is mat mom the amass of this peat *xylem. The intrigue which saved him frost the gnaws Med to meson him the easy life be =we pealed hers. The Anal examination which ee kis sanity, though too late to remit him to the Magnum% bands, was early mount to etweiga him to peas! servitude far lila. Is hi ere the wok will be harder and the Wash* hen of his dried seateme as inexorably carried out as it is among those mad cradle& who aro sow sod for ewer eadesed withis the Wall of BnlebNlOCei Mr. Perraad, M.P., has transmitted a letter to Sir George Grev, be which he complains that the Dos.park reervoir, agar Bradford, is beleg re.filled, without a civil gagineer being riled in to examine the repairs, act offered he an engineer. Warr or JUDGE BALL —Go making inquhies at a late hour lad sight (says the Prallall'S Journal of yesterday), we were sorry to her that Judge Ball'. illness had become vary serkee, sad that he was muck weaker thsa he bad been dens" the day. Soclerrr Vol TEI iNCOUILAORKICHT Of TEI FINE Aare.—Let night the seventh gossips of this society ma with • roseergszior is the gallery ot• the lastiter Tra'aid eters in Water Colors, Pell-mall. The gallery fen =loccupied by the palatiap rot in for the ice, which is ander the dlreatios of Mr. Firer raid, by whom the room was hat for the occasion. The visitor, who were auseemes„ bad thus an opportunity of insperithig the contribution of some of the beet and most oantempicary pinkies. Maladies exempla" of Sidney Cooper. Creawick, James Webb Hayes, 00064 Oskiser, Liman, Nicol, ko. The medial pro gramme, which was provided by Mr. h. Gilbert. res. bird the services of Madams Gilbert, 614240rd0e5, Mlle. Yea Norden, Mir Grace Lindy sad Masse. Carter, Dawns, Bestir, Welch, end . The gallery was brilliaatly lighted, and the oompay es ei se agree able emning. Yon Riff. W. M. Puwsaox.—We are requested by the Bev. W. IL Prelim to slate that • paragraph in the dfcroiry of last week, sanonacisg his interims togs to knestelia, is entirely without foundation. The paragraph waii copied from a neigbbouring coutemporary.—Bristol Ifercury. Aro:trans DZLTH re. 014 Firaiolla patrol).— Yesterday an *met was held by Xr. Payee, groom for theOlty, respecting the death of Mr. Robert Hunt. aged 77 years. Xr. Nicoll, 31, Lardowa.road. Darn. said that a little after 4 o'clock es the 946 Deredisr IMMO, while messily from Priaossoker to the Bank, had to rat for his lib front • Hansom eab, sad Jul at that tartest he saw a railway ma tea lows doorwood. The shafts desk him, sad when he wag knoilsol dews the wheels pared over Met. The van was driver at a rate (r te s Gra he bed ever sees Miaow Wilmaa my oh' nature. rata doomed ekieggbag ands the bolus' feet. When the wheels had passed over him the me was pulled up, and the wheels whose tasked over Mu spin. A 1111b0011 came tip sad odd te the railway ma saw , • Yea are stopped et lest ; sad it is time, for you curtly crushed me co Loehr. bridge. You vegabood, I thought it would come boar to ma." The whole affair hod mob an seer upon the wit ness that he brume deaf. The driver of the railway ma steed forward, sod said that the old gramma fell before the ma touched him. He woo sot driving at • hokum rate. Policemostabi• Greenfield. 445 Oit Polies, said that hen saw the colloids horse strike and throw him down. Deesred add. "If he had not drives go fast I mould have get away." Three poliesmea el the Mstropelitan form, ad calm wises..., b owner, deposed that deceased fell a yard or two before the ma oases up to him. The jury returned a verdict of " Amiderel death." . . . ..-- --- DINRAUDING A Punkin's/sc.—The protmisitee• of Ours Orme% • villip sear Kilkenny, was startled • few days ago by • visit from • pompous, showily dressed insidessea, who asmonneed himself as an reapsetor from the Gmeeel Postufilm, specially nut down to levestipie bee mores* km. Bevies and expressed sane disepprobetioa of the arreapanot of her °dies, he proceeded to make • ' Waste eseadeetios et the Weise ; but, is the mens of the seratiar, to the great delight et the poor postmistress, the stem expression faded frost the milsisl emodenasee. sad at its doss he eomplimeolsel her highly os the salsas sad soiermy of hew records, and wets ce do Asily ledger • roses esesplimee4ssampart, re her ea ietrumed rimy. with this gr=g malt of the dive ded impestios. her supposed Midst superior to beno=e l l i e l vtltiem which wee most so& deeesediagly emoted. After doing justice to the repast, the peder " prepared to ham. hat, moteodieg to re action that be bed seem is the letter-box • reglatered letter seelosior 51., directed to • resalable at the sank policeetetioa. he rerouted that its rimed! delivery would doubtless be very seseptable, sad badly offered to Sake it himself to the bunch. The omissions., sot darken to disobey pooh • potent pompoms, rave him the Weer, sad be proceeded straight towards the police b l but it is beadle resmashey to say that be sever &- Hy: wi led t, sod maim has since bees beard of him or it. Is • couple of days sherwards, the pestsoisiress sae the puma he Times the latter wee oldie set, sod esegrafriabed him as issansg sash se somplehle sow roes gift. As mrplasatice mimed ; the authorities of the Gemini Prret. Ake were oseirmancated with. sod disavowed all buoy. ledge ef the aMdissot bespeeMe ; seal the eloped posemir tress is Mehl* to • gropes for luminagly delivering the Islam be • ponce est eatitled to nodes it. A Itimusvz too rats!—The Spacial journal sWe that two rung tom senesced te death for murder amderwest the yetsishatest at the n ce &rite the lute severe mother at Sonatina de le le the provisos of I Madrid. The Qom@ had spool lbw of em of Vim. but the quoin, el mow oldie hid bass having Mier. =dlics emwessiodisee. wed the fer the esemelke b ilir stl ib erri t t egr e :2 11 1 two hems slier a 4 soma wee eel. Ivo PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The return of youth to their respective bosrdlogorboots induces a solicitude fur their personal comfort and attraction. and LOW. LANDS' MACAREIAR OIL, for accelerating the growth end improving and beautifying the hair, Rowlands* Kalptor, for im proving the skin and comploilon, and removing cutaneous detects, and Rowlands' Waldo, or Pearl Dentifrice, for res. dicing the teeth beautifully white and preserving the vga, are conddered indispeomable accompaniments—neld by A. W. LAND and SONS. 10, Ratten-gardee, and by chordate and per. famara. Ask for Ruwiande !articles.