The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-13 00:00:00

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Waal OWITKD lif ITIIOO2IIII ASSURAMOS &AMMON T MS MUTUAL WAN ABBOCIATION lir_ . M I ' META riglIAM 1 1•111d11.4. *imam j awe ragantt Dm*. *a, a* Prow.** foishol Mama lesolfy rw isb osi as NNW See Node Ow homfai. Tie bop sub owe* of Asealislis =We Ofsprhy le orrapiele too saw* lanes buis si elfesof ft =senk Iff lie simpleat =Veer el MI laiens•Nos. lief. *f ea fueloarid iga = fwd.**. MISSY **BOW. deffellll6 EOTICE to INVINTOR/3.--OFFICE tar mum. 4. Wisrmar444 4 444-1M44•4 *ins as so she tee MN 4 BMWs et tamp ErAdhlat age=everilig= ar g" ?ea lahrmillsa s• Mtn Cea r ria •I • N irk =•.: ZII Z IMPX R I A L LINEN COMPANY id er= mr a f o olpkrourro wok 11=i•adrer. r was Idabel ?MN asi IHRAPIIIIr SOWN& SlMl:=llllprambukr"="l4,..ol:: gm:my sad RICELLENCE. L KOMI sed 1101. llWars Ter=l Tee dormer% br. en emebies eemeere re is ell red= et UM le error tre so ea sera rise borer re err el m EZTliter rrnha d Sr Is leree es draw Tbe yes MOP eft reob *de beeresirelies err se weeps peer Yr le brier rib ITlie ens weir evz nor Wie u Mar ill T IlabllTT. Tie Wall Imo 1110 Deed 111.1117, arres taker sip *wow ssiss re Weer be re Wier geordeb lir bleelb eel audio salon us illnierig. •baft as =earl ser ragia li Vie i fir iiHrIMIT. Dtsgwy. 161•0% HOD owl Ore Useie mad Am% as re ebb li le be patiwatarle Maned is = bezi=eir el. NI ell be Mermeembee libe Neer L 910 011.=.111=1/Mignilare as Tor . h i LON bob trATA I V airw eir =lPeerbeis 4 0 14 amblers L i zf dr MI6 rook will W pill itNZ 'I INDISPIINSABLI" SUIT, V gbul ==fr idlui" W .46 .wasamt smill erieset " 4 = 1 .4 ag= ••• b =l . s. Nbrelsimi ri OILILAV4IIIIIIIOI.--As elegaat MOW lla let, mi. as ~s••••• 11••••••• a+e end ma l• 1 4 MOWN sal TB, 4.4 11• W bx roID4TILIIT. a 16••••••• ILMUZL BROTIMUI, fib. Ledgete-hill. we the a ma z I=.l the NT RAN Talarall, to AIIIIIL BROMBRA9,I9, Ledintrokili, warrant ova sal =NNW it Oft iIT OSSISMII ?SOMME'. MM. B ANUEL amnia RMS. 39. Latiarkill. warrsat Odr *OTI *CITA, se - li. immulis. ELLIMAN TOP COAT. 411 a. ; TAMURA, DI OIL • a 111111:1S . oaT 114 61.—Fairm5 . 16•1% . 41 we imp _1 iris *moms lasompor 41•111 - mo b • ese VP OINPVINI GIS immax aNissinsir ti SLAVS& 11UNT12113.—J. RED. 110, biest. stmt. bap 1. es m• Arm= div.ire ems.r. Woe aINIVII ~.aall weerif af me Ina ogle opal le Summer—ft limeripadgemL WALTERS' PATENT Liti y Tly STOCK HUM I. ~Wet N. 110 oituATR-0111111111. "ITT. wars VI:MAILS (COLZA) OIL, 4s. pa t esa...+.l be sr. war was fro 01 N" .= 111 ." . . , 5W. aol all ware owl :TM roa7Otems.....a. all page dime . NMI Oanneend r dwimain. BMICINIIILL'S KIN 'SOAP, the beet fee pim deft• •=a4 rightts, la la rind Om ns h : feelP4 = ll.gaN: i . 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Its-s, mewl/1a the Wanial telt MOW :num,/ v , • pitt,A et th• *Awe rllaardera alatai era Mar Was ra apv.a. rt repolol aliwollog is La. trvellany ear a., .A a. /a, a Hut era - 1416. la 1.4. Sot L. W. Ir am .4ll•-• -try• that the mar el aad Soma Wool, art eadrAvirl lantlWeltlttalell Mtn& 110ZHAVS COPAHINE or BACCHARATID X . Carol Lk , ' ..CaWAS wed ordir me. eeshltim. Se IMO Mlle let liar •leva• an et a mpehire 4r4 see week h M. J eme.= feM l O Mime eel ee sett ehterteme. !.ices et loosollowh to 'as emiallator. ~M. Kama..., posperir 1 •••••1•••401 UN till. Urfa", d Mal MN Ilan • U••••• 41 Or ail la Plail% Obi iftreat Lon4a M. llamas.. laira Ma et. Iteretehreete V 1., tk• tem et Mem% Newt mel Lem. theft. Lamm; N..• toe 111. lea ompetais. a Nem .4 a pima, aaca WNW. I.IMIIO • M • , all 4ark . twat ••°lama le alp eh. a. .4.. IN. 1.• 1.. ato JOtAt I Velma themlo. Lmalea. U. kw Mt. A.Neall,.. P.n.. sae M. the mit liseenrs ST. MARTINB-HALL.--GOUNOD'S GRAND g i p r. tlforri tt nOTIVIht P.M.ot 11(s. Min Cooper. OIL itr.Kt. 25. OL *OIL IL ST. MARTIWSHALL ftIINGING SCHOOL. ISIMSIIHTH •HON. .J2IIIN !MULLAH. • 11101111INO 11.111=111r CLAM for LAMM MI 0011- 1111717111 . 04101/011, la. H. ot Tkoomos to owlet or SA Woo* No. motoot. TotunAl B 'LAMA II D. Doc CossL. ALEUT &MTH TWIIGHT at itifftst, isaVarnttrivil a sj= limiiii°llll - mai at ea l litire=4.24 l =rsio t!.l lob% IL 1 , , B. sod Wro. ORMAN ISZED, TO-NIGHT, Nz .... go lIVIST 111=1 , Zralana M i ra i'• . a l l i rrp. a ' ° lltlatat .d tm t rt sa ~. t . . N IL . LZI. 4/111:181 . ' '"- . Illal‘sorakla..lllM4 plytailars MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL unujite.tAgireilrem.l. dr 'fib Ai .4. 1 Ig 1 1 1 ri PiWi r :1 - •Ti g n ga fa iaLte l tra r=" ll. 4 Z *=ii =a g2m5e.,42. TIV - ......W0czi . ~====, MR . cAwyriiii AF.4.4 muliNIX Tomotiow.ll.l4 - w.z --- u.... i .0. Reba. 'LANCEMO ACADEMY, 38, Alelsrirap:itrest. Mu FLOYD% !Mb Pride' QUAbilaill rilatal wrevy AY W earTmil sm. emsoot. Is all ft tadisa tedi I way MOW As sh red rem wry k el , b a lmis ta Fre . 110.101.1. tea,. ssi asinising.llL kimas. flt MIL Pei N ROTLL ROOMS, Wisdati,ll-areet.—Orand airsa—onur IMUIT WINNING. el& Os sisbeebsd D. elslibbel amedayud by Slee► Lammas& hlelyel Ibbni . l 4 l . Dom ING al MN pub I . aseausbos al ; in .(w sines Wilma Adwimbra. Ow &Mg. iITIHE LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-etzset, 111•• •••4 le wad • giro' swabber. re te Ike PO il lr;Trtu ON. as ire teem is Loadee, ..d th• hat OMIT. Yahwism fliy mitealmmi WNW 01.—iiimhag Au.,. 11•14•1•• ha. A DIC LA IDB GALLERY, Lowther-arcade, J. SOW OPIN fee ZULU FIRM/TIM Ream • li moo la larka. weft NO lest LUILOPBAN and COLONIAL WIWI 0011PLLY. WA KEA LW. alms Omprimp Ime bun MEW kis Um ispra i r= . swim ma pelwbo graft WO PO 114 danars. si a Mae °IA pie amt. LOUTS anutlMl FORT . SOL iii4W. prams 1101.1 TR AMIGA) gnaw .. .... ..... *Lied Ma . TM Gadd am liolivieledle OM MINIM SOTAL vlOTOll:pasarosts.froutr en eh . arum ID OLD PO No WALILLWO Kr AV Biwa is Doi weir di. Fr iluiss. =WWI °LUNT. ultimo agog . ILL ornd pagiraem Mole ow Wades ?Wow awe ewe. ii. SLID TIPPING. /illasest. calIVENSsai SON, 78, Biebopegats•areetWitais. 11,3 Walla st iris'irisfer est)ll. Pvin4 trim the wink 112 i.; voly E im . issulir Of . Ille. M.. INL. No. per okra las llk 1111 .1 7 a ka.. riss a a . r lair 41a.. MY, Ur. . Ilk Ilsowei. ft. rit lemi. "g hat. rot o lea lja ltMl i k =lli g ut:. t: pat dna 1.1.0 4 sum sew dowlpsks sit alma Ossi Annisdall rifts I Oft Iwo if gem —Tema M ARTELL's OLD BRANDT, Wiled is riamiss by llomnolonk gib link own monk and lonn4 val ! ikome irk as Impanel Ilk &mob Wolk In —6lllO. rol Otoll FY.. fIL Plywoomoroad. Mawr Awry. XL yet dam ma wino bon 141INEX.BYIS COONAC.—A per m = or brows wroftrio. ow Whs. aiL ensa. Leda kNat swift sumeseriarmwde d == rat alif . •1204 11 = eff il bba w.b. moolohlotoo. w k F m... ART RUITS R. w dam: /LI lima and P ari Philos. Is.. per ESERVES, 10a Mosse , Nor Vi.. pre Ism ;_amilmand sod Oise Prowl Wi g = p Vow M Mr aim Voro sad Yenisei. lie. relied ne. 14vvs. ova VivolVa golvases. Vandes °Mem =rOs mai lielseser Te= d llnsibmg *sea, ambre' Md. od V j• aror). 1.1. Soft seri Ter lia. N. sad 417: g e• b r— i tiTATILIIIMBV. 51. Jawmatrest. mar d Towt4lied. IR. JavvVelove. LRI BEST sad CHRAPIUST TR 113 sad corms la 21110 LAND are ea ell Imo es be etheleed et IPS asel OL. 011111=1/. S. alle eV. Geed mew etelel Oesses Yak led- be, sed ht reel Ileeeleil& ih VC b. bea, ise 4ft Tee re . fin te the help el Oh ftio bee is VI. ream to mita sm is wie. lesi. A Ides aterame tem meet edam All gee& aweless bee Thha debt MIN et the . "t= W HAT do tie wild Waves say now ?'—Why, ohm Fmk US oft our at somula yew *my ko wow MB ow boalis so boy pm 'MAL a* prommt I odoloafoll bog or 1 .42, 41 solo 411. POL. Wadi. Fun. or Mast; dogoloolEor : wow. la Ur Fin. 111. 7 -= INDIA TN/. AI Ir. S. erilli IL alba* 0019•010111/114. WAND% PUKE HOMEOPATHIC wank. JO ?be akses s W aft itlellied =vs Is = glig Or .as passlilds eilipied mom ee et asd as eigablit is shero et saw simpeuelallos. 'NIB Vis inklew fa limb Ammar Is Is lii• willmhib leas iPii asi Ms LAND'S GENUINE DIGESTIVE COCOA lima MI& Ow ROOMY Wake Malik? ant Mu& leg lig be sai silmelailme bemesio. Adel la Ilb.. a WZr be Ira Om. reigeftlie rem me- 4!:::0 E 8.--43 KNUINIC KOMEMADILe— Ihat.III. =ap:r ... o.. DOMMITOS sad SOS. YAW" S. W.O. TEETH REPLACED.-DECAYED TEETH A. • BID.-Mr. a. 1•11114 Ileirser pr . *. mumpli: W s". mai 72t1= riarre k t 2=2 Titi tort:0 8. 0. Z:eic DLUDIES MOOT LIBRARY.—The mast =II 'r..: Gil a = semi ____ ra s ir e P e ... =" l.l4" : i manes "t ir imi f i P i ewmaiimareek Wi!a(111.11Z BIBLES, PIAYMBOVICIS, asi CHURCH Jar 1111111,V1621. et mrellen. sweral pink lairs ler "." " ria l e=, insicarma, lionedrest. 1,0 osla. Oak Is. GL, B UTLER'rrOZTICAL WORKS, with sioehaPpty NOTIII lit lesser Wu. Lofts : Jae W. Palswt mad Ow 11.4 Mag. RYDEbr i rialMir li. ditirceeledie, the meet amigos eaNweeme *Me Preleeme owe lidele , ew thewo week s New*. New Mai OM Vrwual LAW" elle Nein be pgeeurn..... • Jele w. Moe Sm. Wet 811... t 'MI6 UMW / Vial OM )111. g i RINCIPL liB a POLITICAL ECONOMY, .aii ewe et their APPLICATIOTS tr. SOCIAL 1111.0- w T. RT Wei M awl.O WL Iwiles : NW 1 Puha sad Sm. Woof art 31 1 11 FIR Wilk ST PO I I EVCAL ADNO BOOK. By W. Mame*. Sol DaWird Ma Medd Was* ■Wand /Mao WM We =dm /300WD mum, 8/001. 1101.0. It 14013/ Jabs W. Mot sod Ow Ws/ Dm& Mewed Mk% Ila et SONGS from the DRAMATISTS. Nen the aro repeat Comedy la Wie el We Wieleemalb Oweary_ %b -asing se. el elree. Jar_ fir{ lad nae Me. r ea Virlllll .a. la. 10041 .16. 0.. bigera ttl Qs feeted, alb = Wet. Now Undue : J W. an. wil6lllmi. r• M.:ACHING in PLAYHOUSES. Ili Isom Ta*a lift the W BLOOMS 01.01111 T. 16. M pia Si. ■A. Jim mg WPM. ■ CMS lisams. 11=13.0011111 00 SIT. No. 21.= 2 ...ar. : Soil= W*lll. Jut willirdi t i w i•Willi roommos Ani•NIEI Pb•s• ply tree. lin • as mil. GI il• Pool sum% VITA V A A ....shed work ad dos v salimmirmstampiestsorirlosilimielivikedienk soi •••••••••••••=1 Os minems egolue. doom am et mod moll Ilks• s• 0611 . MM lesumilk• ulna In g = k eist m el 1 . 00 . 14 Vre mou t ionins. II• • Isysessu j ••• ea liiiii•mi raw no Mau MI . w . Atin r. . . L• 1 fig i al . .. 1 4 45 . • 4 1 • I P r o . = .r iti 4 . 6 . 4. ri l a bishollin is Im• at emelilf. • e z "Sitlrt ntiZeairrrA. . v . rn its k ,.... b. . abwookrze d ai i = =••••:: rissMe. a ea t 4 . l: usd ri. lissimb o n• Pledirintosse 4 est llow;imma-arb• Idea it mil Oase. I+l,. Tr iiiimr.tb:ariwz=zi.i= LONDON, MONDAY Evitttnifa4FEßßuAßy Is, 1880. Zanclt ITALIAN, ENGLISH, and CIERMAN, nous, ravig i sod MAN AMA 1111.11180- 0 WI WWI CA at Szussrammil east/. sad Ilia la • *mot et a•AI tool selltal re =s Ziti b earte y tVar. Mo mmild tsll dieutotte d mu Megraw Bo. 4 .C. jratußtigAztatftouit4g ap. aloe sar c ' r. Zrer."'" =a, """. ATE.—RICHARD ATTINDOMPOUOX as. 44rem. Lialmemy VieWM , lIILVellt MP and !OILER. am ate: . fl Ul*Uai 7 ? 7 . 11 a ......... I 1 iSi SI • :,....,—..&* -1:4"6:41" si a. Plega , . lll 6oo l*lrleal igl VA Y. ;31 • t 6110 VP' elll'iAzurn NDAILPWA " 14 o 111 J.. •m •rs o. 191.994 . _ eite dirmlirsAlwAlie44 m• mai on Bum* sine, Ire 11,,mtiorr.so to d lie° • a peir Slat ~ 1 to be IFII-.. 4d. ; th e total ed.•• 4111111 to 81st Dee., MO, Wag 1,4110,748485. 7d. The Avenue esseent shows the reenhi of the halt-year to be, gross 707,6291. Is. 7A ; gross expenditure, 360.4.501. 1 27. 1 1 r; acme of receipts overexpenditure, 367,0781. 18s. Bd. =an Wrens in 1889 of Kl6ll. 10.. Id.); due from Chunries Convoy, 8,400/. ; balance from last hen ries', 8371.0e.8d., or 381.9x.74 lassie 1869; total ma revenue, 36606161. le. 4d.; Awl camps, including and debesthire stook, interest, and proforma@ diddsada, 197,6421. 10s. 6d. • leaving • balance aveibible for divi dend on the original and A and B stocks, 168,2781. Its. I Id. ; or an increase in 1859 of 21,2371. 0.. Tlds ens will sdmh of dividend for r the half-year at the rats of 7 per out. per annum on the original stook ; per coat. for the half-year on the B, and V. per cut. for the helf..yeer on Om A stock ; and the directors recommend that dividend be &dared swordtail,. The balance carried to the nut half-year Is 3871. 16.. Bd. Compared with the eurrsepond.. its months of 1868, the coaching teak realpt• have is crewel by 14,4611., and merchandise by 36.9281. The nitheral traffic is lass than in 1868, by about 11,0001, but the Mouton believe that thia breech of rousse will grs m ::: neoverfross the depression nada which it has lately The espeadlture accounts show that the theialsaames thi; pwasauth way and work' ia 6,1531. in excess of the caw egoadieg period, but this includes 6,0001., the Wows of the ' Asking " &OVUM curried forward from last half-yesr, as explained in the report to the proprietors of the 13Ith Amos% Daring the last half-rear • considerable farther enni hr been expended In "fishing" the line, bald= about 2,4361. tor repainting station', ail Wing *homed to revenue. The whole of the " up" - main !toe, u terine about 10 miles, and 58 miles of the "down" line, have now bees 4 .llshed." In the locomotive and carriage =outs saving bo the amoral of 1,8131 has bees, although nearly 66,000 mere train-miles have been I nth than in the ourreepoodisor half of lest year. ' Although 14,4611. more has been earned In the essehing department, the expense. ars rather lees them la the ocenspouting half of the year 1868 ; sad rhe nwroliandise account* also show a reduction in ex paaditure el upwards of 4,7001., including the saving in trart•e•• The directors regret that the its. of oompossation Are secidonee sad Issue (moods the earrespostien themes In 111413 by spew* of 4,0601. In consignee°, ammo parties having Quilled ns send in their claim for lead taken several rare Mao km the main line, interest an the purchase massy hen assuessisied, for which the commsny are liable, and se means is Maly chargeable with the 08110010, lose helm doesmnikesd to dindbats that Ilablatir—abeist 7,6001. —sal the lose as the Platting Cceapsay—.best 3,600 i. —over three yrs.; and one-sixth at the total bee been se Malt with in them mounts. The total working expenses of tbs half-year amount to 49.53 per ant of he grues re alp* but by exeloding the items of esespeasadou and bed debt., which are exoepumally high, the per cesium would be iodated to 47.1. ozsdersersix RAILWAY. The ravens* aftennt of the Great Western linee for the half-year swab( the 31st of December last showed that 909,636/. had Yam received, including 6,7601. for rent, 10,60 a. tor used pleat by other companies, 3,3101. .nterset on matt balsam el the revenue se:comae 6,4481. rent of Chem Worn HMI, Mews, end oilier property, and rsgieratisa hem The workbag sad mbar expenses, inreft.llll,Bool. a pamenger duty, 16,7704 for rates and 1,5001. tenth parliamentary sad leg 4 expenses, 3,91/84 reserved bas denbral Mats, and 1.6001., brag a new itsn hr be lamenee—esed 31111,2901.. or 3910) per mat of I the tressiges, Ism•tog • balsoss of 663,3161. To stile snr it I added 11,8844 tweeted be. the preceding balf-year, 2,0061. tram !sent sad Avon Grel remiss. sad 9,6314 iar clim atal& on harm hid la the ass* Devon and &nth Wake Ramp Ompaeles, midge the Mal 684,6361. Ftele stela h Embriml 141,11181. inarentesi enmities tar the bellies, an he mg Wilmot lh Railway, mg he Imest 11 2 . 1L 11 : 1 =• 17,111111. Mat ships for tie ball r i v et ilresmel the . Okneweer and Dem Forest, the hi Glimmer, sad Wycombe Rill waye, Mid the Psdliksom olds; 13,4621. loss fa of the ism w lima Wass Railway, L e = for proportion of Kw and Am Owl loss le the 30th of Jams, 188,4116,1104 mum of interest on lams eater deductive/ 7,7734 for dividends on shares be g the company sad interest charged to sundry par • saes, 1. he dividend on Berke and Haws avamien shawee, 1104 fro Beaky railway subscriptions, 107,6814 dividends an Great Western preference etudes, sad 7,3261. ler Miriam i net remme mous% of Shrembery lines to Mr qq t e emmeesheineent, total 414,6341., MM. • dispeesW balsam of 11111.110111. Out of which the directure repose be Mime a dl rate rate of 34 per cm. per seam 11 ea ,1117,2761 w t he half-year will absorb 144,1621.06.meg • harms 26,7481., being 11,8641. more than the balms broughtlato the *must from the pre. estliag balf-yeas. The wale moire In dr Shrewsbury lines /or the hall mark. 31st al Defewher lam ammtad, lbw paying la respect of premed= of tree, ever the buten heed to 116,6161 'lie working MIS= emanted to 7 9 . 5 0 4 .• • asses of 649714 le meet he tame ▪ dslisateess, and Makers fin v e am/ meareateeed Awn assostattag to 66,1141, Ise • 4sestsacy of 7, 31131 ., ekeit b pawned be eat ml the Western mamas swesnat. Tie delleimety an the Ihreentway lines for the earesgesding pried af NS wee 1111111., being mare than amble the preesst Misiem. • peneensat subsotioa of W this erease Mem amesaced In November het, a/ which Marian wry heft 4004 mine lare menat hr the e S sa lbelf-year. The mho g memo of them lime see with 6,8081. hr meteerale at gor mand A soil 407 hr yaw Map, sties tossesiag tits webs deo property at w mew of Imam It is probable lid is lbs sows sin • AM tins the delleiency on the lassyrsbasy Amu win esof•ssr I,sat sessest• Ur gym* ma adlory Molina was 146,43 H. be he belf-year ending the list at December, 1868 ;the MIMI me at the rate of 24 par sent. per annual, ebserb ing 111,1164, sad having 43,44161 , which included the 37,1744 hare the preoadlag seems,. The dimmable ma tur the baLl-year perlk. the Slat Dsember last amounted to 180,9004 ; psepssol evaded Wog at the rats of 34 Baines to( ..... mad slogb 1441521., sad tam • 26.7461, lastellisi UAW Irma he premeltag amount. It appears, Greekee, NM the net disposable sum Joe ordinary dividend, whelk wee earned he the half-sear amain. the 31st of DIPOIMAIST, 1864 emoted to 109,2684 end for the hall-year ending the ha of Desseabse Ism to 166.0161., showing an Imams of 7681, or 421 per cent. Oat of the 109,2684 Um ma of 1 9661. ma deducted be the 24 par amt. dividend, leaviag 8, ; while out of the 168,0181. It le proposed le arm 144,1621. be a 34 per mat. dtvidead, and to aairrryy ism 11,8644 le the neat amount ; the leersate In the dlvMbd Wag at the race et 1 per mat per salaam, and in the rest balance 6,6721. ROYAL COLLIAIt OP 80110nOirs.—Tho following gentlemen having undergone the artereery estuninations for the diploma Were anima members of lb* raege it • meths( of Use court of raminue on the 6.h bat., viz.:— Kew& TIMMY Jesse, Breeen, Bondi Weise ; Charles Beer., York; Alfred Boyd Begither, Dsletaa,• Wildest Holt, Horbury, near Wahedeld ; John Lyons LS& Toronto, Camas • lidnard Beebe Robert*, Cheerer ; Christopher Gaylnertk i t legs de le Togs. Janda& ; Nark Trench An &rem ed ; Joke Corebtll. Birmfughens ; •Jelin Hip =Kennedy, Stratford, Beres: Moritz Sum Juries ; Bumf Bromley, &ahead t et; Wiliam Rayner, lisasksak r; Melia Psyse, Ceehdrld,lhesseg ; Ceillne Hertine, Petered/Al; WIIY.m Orem °embossing ; Job. Th""• Moolthat Orylon ; John Band" Oak ; Bre- Woe Chasms, Hull ; end Teen& *MU NOW, Bell. The Miamian glut Imes basins soolsossio the foraimarr enendartisen der the divine" wee oluiesed inembent hf ale college eta imetlai of lb. Caw of 1111/11112. ea the 10•11 het.—rts Marra. Witham Jame Admirer, Benebary T. wen. Aberdeen; John Durham Blvd, Ossliport Isinhosy; Frank litmosoe, Whitby, Yoshihisa ; Los*Job s ._ Paw, litoriaghent ; W OW. Joskoos lawwwww• Ofinsiniett ; J.ths Mosb.rd Quianh 111111 MielL B cilihdaßhal ' Robert Tlotorhy Motrisoe, Leeds; Cheri,' Dowd, Camber. w. 11; John Welt,,., Middle Loddea, Ametralbs ; and Semi Odors's, Monad's's'''. TEI 31IDGET. -a-- Tthabilawialf loathe resolutions to be proposed brp tlmollybodilor of the DiallmtmeMoormatim of ways sad' P i tere r 1. °weldor wo " 4 4si . . hil elfltiedoisa from amp da 4 In the sehhille 1 ° %PK " G••• 111.. edld, 1 :te tbs rehatdas tot assier a Goo. 111., obey. dd la the m ast a ictro e 6 MilegFardlUDl Astelr. et •1 11 000 ti tea& I ads tits od oar wry warm, or dui L ., ' Mull bit obsrisd and paid ter sad rijil new rearrorichts. 401 11 14• 1 7 colird a olleffers etaeta ler to the mkt oy gorehses of sh i S i vesee. at or of say itiabs /tads, or . or dm at e h or la ray folat-etook or other 00 = Zsad upon • siossmat under *ad oily, ok u sr amis by As mafter wawa; L i ar of PgrersaMP7 llio r a . :t atettits. Iv ate Uall, StiPopiraiipir sr ••• pug. 9 . I. 2. WWI orLaRAXIS. Fa ohm noitierwroroat or ihooaist greemosly celled a 1 gosh a r ,: resay otkor ordriag or ormarat, by what , over *maw Mali r shrsasoatad. sallelbe co tatioded tq my puma *writ Ma* or kb oraigoa, or 110 L1 . 1 . 1 . 11;=0:= 66, 110t r , Iwo, or Mr ai}wYrl: Am ripero my, Wes r hos ow app =r= sat, ?oat es allailealk Ilisrs sasit t S. 8/401, =Am, 01 01111110. coders he Ohs roman ol ray vont of V sot IN& malls 10 the brim or to order, 6•100 111011111 tot: mg ell whip or do' ner& reillba. or INlNlodolv Oomittlo to dr papaw al wry moot maw ow prow whitovoe, iiitoire seared or 4roloato4 thirds se wet, so *bother Mahon/ to Wu or not, shell reepaselvely be domed so be tab, Mies, or osiers for the molest of morsayeelsie with dolop duty., if the seas ad bees mho to beam er to enter. 4. =TRAMS. UMW, 1:111211 &O. For sad mace every certillal copy or emraet of or from say register of birth., deaths, or marriages, there shall be chariot] ttub stamp duty of sae patsy. b. OOST 1001. _ _ For and upon every t, or writing request ing or autberlaing the purser or other atter of say mining company conducted on the coat book system, to aster in the cost book say treader of any share or part of s skate in any mine, or any notice to each purger or officer of any sunk trark.kr ea aforesaid, there shall be charged and paid the stamp duty of sixpence. 6. ItIZITABLI BONDe. Money mowed on heritable property in Scotland, and emery secured by Scotch bonds is favour of Delp and sri excluding executors, shall be held and interpreted er s. moveeble property, and shall be included in say inventory to be exhibited and recorded in any Con- Weary Cost to Scotland of the estate and tack el any parrot demseed entitled thereto, and in Ins lead sad Inland feepeotively shall be deemed to be erase end dote kr or Is roped whereof any pr,lame of will or helm et elanklarellos Abell be ranted ; and every snob iseostary probe., and lustre al administration shall be ebargeable with Mop defy Is respect of snob moveabk pro 7. A011.111X131111. The respective amp dates now chargeable upon any agreement, or any minute or memorandum of an gree nest, made In Begland or Ireland under band only, at mad* in Scotland without any clause of registration, and Dot otherwise charged nor expressly exempted from all stamp duty, when roe matter thereof shall be of the value of 201. or upwards, whether the same shall be ordy svl dunce of a env ract, or obligatory upon the parties from' its being a written instrument, together with every sche dule, receipt, or other matter put or endorsed thereon., or summed thereto shall c ame; and la lieu thereof there shall be Merged (or and upon every nth agreement, mi nute, or memorandum or aforesaid, whether the miter thence shall or shall not be of ch.value of 2W. Qs. wards, the stamp duty of 6d. And where the same shall contain 2,160 words, the. for every Mike mustity of 1,080 words contained therein over sad above the first 1,080 words, a further progressive duty of di rrev7ied always, that Irby,' divest lettere shall be offered is evichuce to prove any egreement between parties who shell have written such letters, It shall be seeding If any of such letters shall be stamped with a duty of one shilling. 8. initlanto Auy oe tiondaved by the Act 6 end 7 Wlrior IV., obing•ut 33, for the sepdation of Smelt building ftatiMos otb t the exemiptions ass- Mined in section N of the saki we, atoll come eel be reputed. 9. •011.11111=117011. LIASIIO. Z agreement for a Lose or tack of any lands, tone- Dusts, items* or hattabb *tees* end every *pea sant, aim* sr masseesina glossa, anstainkag tie toss sad semlltireana Thigh any lasinamits, basiii- Sasista, sr borkable subiseti are lilt, Or elotipted, shall be abargesdie with the stamp duty, partisan a leas er tack for the term, runt, comideratles, and eanlikkse mm. timed to each agreement, min** or Sianarlefaibli And any lease or tack of the ease las* taaaminia, hasat dimness, or heritable subjects, afterwards node is pm ants of, and conformably to, any such apsessmat, 'slam* or memorandum, which shall have actually paid the datg : . able on each imam or tack as aforesaid, shall not be e able with say higher stamp duty man 2s. ed. orahrsist et progrosive slaty. Provided always, that where any such lease or tack wwll e bat for the lest preceding prevision, be liable to *km rate dabs* d than 24.11 d. (exclusive ea Mb knew tack *an not be available unless stem* mak a particular sump for denoting or tastifying the papnenlal the fuil and papa stamp duty on such puns*, Ws** or mentOraMlUM as aforesaid, which said pr ticsder clam. shall be impressed upon sock less or tack on the same bobs produced, t&gether with suck agreaussit, minus, or mosio madam, and ou the whole being duly emisted or sigma, sad duly stamped in all other respects. 10. 11088TII DOTT.-..TOWILI OF •PPOINTMINT. The stamp dabs payable by law upon probates of wills sad letters of adndnistrealeo, with a will annexed, in England and Ireland, and spas lamistaiss is Bookend, shall be weird sad pia to imps of all the pesos* or moveable estate and dodo which say preps tharealew dylag shall have disposed of by will under any antharky mating wait person to dis pose at the ease as 16** ilie abell think f* 11. MALT 011DIT, The time limited for papoose of the ditty of excise on malt by every eselMee se name of malt, who shall have given security in the menu, direeted by the act passed In that behalf, in rarest of all melt begun to be made on or after the first day of Oseeber, 181), shall bed: weeks in lieu of twelve weeks, Misr the ambles of amo► emend or return of duty ea in the said act is nessilosed. 12. more. .. In hoe of the duties of szeisesrair payable on hop pow b=iirnti: pow in Great Batted, than shall be charged the rate of duty (that is to say) : For every pound weight avoirdupois of suck hap witish shall be cured end wade fit for use, the duty at thus halfpence; nett duty to be paid by the owner or pones at soak bop, and to be ;- abbe on the let day Jaituary neat after the curing thereof 13. CHU:OMT. There shall be charged and paid upon chicory, or any ether vegetable matter applicable to the uses of chloory or coffee, grown in the United Kingdom, forever, imudred weight thereof, row or kiln-dried, until the Ist day of April, 1961, the duty of three shilling., sad cased after that day the duly of shillings, and so ilmordes for any grimier or km quantity than • hundred 14. orma.—LICIIIMIIII to rani. The tholes oontained in Schedule (L) of the several acts 411 Om. 111., chapter 66, sad 52 Om. 111., chapter 93, and psyabk la respect of killing game, sad also the further addl. Weal duty payable in respect al the lams under the act 3 VIM., chapter 17, Bombe 8, shell owe mad determine on the 6th day of April, 1960; and in lieu thereof there Mall be charged and paid the following duties (that is to say): Fur a Remise to be taken out by every person who shall use say doe, gun, am, or other eagles, for the purpose of take telling or killing say game 'haulm, or an woodcock, snips, quail, or lan a i,lan a i, or say CODiell, oe shall or kill. by say means whatever, or shall swim la any a 5..., in the taking or killing, by any mesas whatever, say gum, or any woodcock, snips, quail, or lossimil, aft erey eery, If smelt perms shall be a servant to soy pew* duly charged to the darks of seared Imes in respect of such servant, sad shall be noting by virtue of any drpotatio• or appointment, duly togietered or wend ma gamekeeper for any manor or royalty in Englaud, Wales, or 11*r. wick-am-Tweed, or for any lands in Scotland £1 7 6 And if such person shall not Iw such servant act ing as aforesaid, then, If the hoesseshall be takes out after the 6th day of April, and before tas Ist day of October is any year 3 0 0 Or if the casts shall he taken out as or alter the Ise de of October, sad before tbe bit day of In any year 2 0 0 Or if the smite ithalkbo takes out on or after the Ist day of Naomi; ist say par, sod before the 011 day of Asti) a the followhig year.... 1 0 0 16. ZATIIIe 1101/1121. Every ram Who shell, to say boom, room, shop, or bide% sell soy victual or retreshematt, to be oessaresel ree the psalm where the maw ilia Wield (except beer, eider. Moe. wed spirits reepeetirely nM odor o props lissom In lest khan. sad every forsoskeho shell ho. p via soy beech Ni., eb..p, or WM*, kit the oussossytios then- It b the public of say victual or refrrebooset (amp so elorossid), shiniest Ilks same shall sot be sal toes, shall respeetively be domed to hoops refresh' sod shah, sol be ishe doll duly Meow/ by i t i" jeureilito keep s rommes laO, skim" or Vien•llitV beim se tic we pteemlees, hie ems It Mow. to hoe • sliblieWhiese; ail wq we how shell be charged (Stamped id. AdditionL) with the respestiv• (bathe follovlse, that is to ray:—For i d... Batas to hasp • retreshaast-homes—if the beam sod shell to ender the mat sad Take of 211. • PON ~ end if the same shall be of the NO or Ohs • 261. a year or upwards, 11. • sot V wry /claw • shell SaW awl a Bowes to hisp arefewhimamerhemee pisti Z, shell be &shame etWOMe beer or eta. er beerela blf rvail, to be moseyed areeht, a Boma &a be 1 0 hie kr that pawpaw am mime al Ile Bilks following (dug Si to say) :—Fee poly sari do sell beer wly, or arias asly,—ff the house old chap be seder the ,sat sad •11118 of 161. a 7ear-31. ; wad If the were shell he of the rum or valse of 161. • yew sr 41.10 e. Aid far every such Weeps to sell belik u rw il a wlue,—if the bows sad premier shall be seder the reed sales of 261. a year—fl. Aid if Ifts same alma be of the rest or value of 7.6/, a year, or upwards, 61., Provided always, that no Howse for which the forsithag dudes shell be paid shell authorise ally pests to keep epee say refreshment bone. eiter th e beer of twelve Vele* at miatiOt, or to open the same tame the hoer of four o'clock in the morn ing. And for *very walk Hewes so aforesaid which shall authorise aay perms se heap open any reeraluarest-hease attar the haw at' twelve o'clock as midnight, sad to teem the sane balm the hoar of for o'clock in the margin 6, thew shall be abused sad paid doable the rates of dot, afaasafd respentively. 16. PAPER DVTT. net as sad after the lot 101 y, 1660, all duties of excise tot piper, haeltwboard, min- beard, pasteboard, and soar board matte is the United Lisidont, sad all drawbacks sad atiorteacee in rupee theme, shall awe mad be repeated. 17. INCOVE TAX. ,There shall be litarged, orAleated sell veld, for one year, eenteasechte 00 da• etth day of 4 , )126, for mad im aregest 1 01 41 , and Rider P IM ICY en the 1 2 1 r7 d * or d _ h er 1411: 47.8 "Mt = "94 Treitirjr:reas it 91tra~p au proles WI amd offices, either by asereams etelemel ef composo4 l4l 4 otherwise, the webs. retei ad dither, that is to Upon say semmeems dm the ,teed whiter amount of fra7 Puler% rater 0 1 ,6•Pe0 (exeePerni a Prelllel 11 0 1 4 0100 &errata* tarter eatt (B) o the ' act), the or duty of tesesmos far wiry twenty ass of the wand value or amemat of all web yettpaetYkreliter eeel peotively ; sad for sad b sweet at tee esmepatios of temements, benditamtemee, ad bsrllOß aborgailbis hear schedule (B) of the add MN the ado or 111117 of Implore la Boglead, and of threepewe beltway to &Mimed and Ire bact reTactively, for every Meaty shallop of the salmi vales thereof. t As far u we have received advice', the financial determent and prop:ea/a of the Chancellor of the F.:chequer appear to have been favourably received in the provinces. Om Manchester oorreepoucleat goys:—" The free-traders of Lanosahire are already bestirring themselves in support of Mr. Gladetone's budget. Mr. George Mem has called a nesting of the Beionners' Union for Tuesday efteutoos mat, to consider the means which should be adopted to aid the Chancellor in passing his tree-trade measures. From no quarter of the country could such appropriate services be rendered more efficiently than by those men who carried the beaters of the Anti• Corn Law Lague to victory." From Birmingham our correspondent writes The Chancellor of the BICIISCIIIST'S financial scheme is regarded favourably here. The tespenos in the pound income tax is the bitter pill, tale& taz- era swallow not readily; yet this le savoured by the abdkicn of commercial restrietions, end especially the paper duty, which bee premed heavily upon many branches of the trade of this town. Oa that amount ministers will not find their budget threatimed with say serisesoppoeition from this quarter." _ _ our (lostkao . peon cormsposdeet says :—" The budget has bees read here with the greatest interest. Between 10,000 sad 11 IMO gams et wine ham bass exported to Jersey this week for the pea em of pities beck the daty already paid on it, and that it may be re-Imported Into this country liable only I. the ditty under the new treaty. No port in the dam will pin more this Soathateptoo by the Fres& treaty, as there bee alum been an extensive intereowee between this port and Prance." The )(master Exemaker says —"We have not space to dwell epos the methods by which Mr. Gladstone hopes to be able to cover the loss sneaked by the revenue without im posing any appreciable burdens upon the country, though weaseling pain over with equal indifference the boon which bit proposes to cooler upon ooe most important branch of in dustry by the entire repeal of the excise duty on paper. On behalt of the public, even mote than ourselves, we thank km most heartily for this ommesion, which will not oaly plate the emancipation of the press, for which Mr. Mtl.sr Gibbon has so long toiled, but free capital from unjust re striction', and add another to Mom gainful hick/tries by which the people earn their bread. The propottione of the &social scheme which now await the sanction of parliament erenobis and imposing. while its detail. are worked out with a degree of finish and minuteness whisk inspires se with heartfelt admiration for the et mina that framed it. We accept it from the meet distingulehed disciple of Sir Robert Peel. as the complement of the reforms tor which we are indebted to that great statesman, and we cannot doubt that, in spite of fae.ioue rivalries and small ambitions, it will be carried triumphantly through the legislature." The Lee* Mercury says:—" On the whole it must be ad mitted that the budget is a bold one. It meets a great diffi culty in a spirit worthy of the occasion. It makes a con• Mistake diminution k may of the most pressing and vexatious duties. It mesems peat practical inconveni nom It divides its beadle and lb herder' with as much impar tiality as ems reeembly ha dimpled. And it accompanies a treaty whisk, while *Mkt considerably to the difficulties to beesoessiered, mazes those difficulties worth ewoonatwing, by pnothini both financial end morel besedte for greater then any eserificee we are momentarily called ups to setter" The Beweoelle Doily Chronicle says:—. The financial budget of the Chancellor of the Buttequer ld the boldest mum which hes been proposed since Sir Robert Peel mo dified the tariff sea twisty years ago. It is a niesterly attempt to deal with fial dianthus, and with a very peculiar position. Reviewing the princitles of the budget a. • whole we think there is every prospect that it will be the most suocesefal mettle of raising revenue which has for some time been prupused ; and though we have reason to be dissatisfied with some of the details of the arrangement, we trust it will secure the support of a large majority of the House of Commons. With the financial @barmiest of Mr. Disraeli at this time last year the budget of Mr. Gladstone bears a faroursble somparlsos, and the present cabinet have every reason to be proud of their Chasoellor of the Exche quer, who combines in hinted( the ears qualities of the orator and the financier." THE BRITISR MINN TRADE AND THE TREATY WITH P74NC3. DEPUTATION TO THE BOARD OP TRADE. A numerous and highly influential deputation from the British linen trade bad an interview with the President of the Bawd of Trade on Saturday on the subject of the duties imposed by Frsnoe on Bridah linens imported into that country, sad to represent to the government the necessity of having • new arrangement made with reaped to these duties in any rupplemental tariff scale that may be added to that agreed upon is the recent treaty between the two countries. Mr. Richardson, M.P. for Lisburn, introduold the depa tattoo, Mr. Miura Gunton raid—l have heard the state minty made by the gentlemen of the deputation with a great deal of interest. lam myself, and lam sure I may say the same for every member of the government, quite shy, to the importance of the linen trade of this country. With regard to the particular engagements entered into with Franca, you will bear them fully explained by the Chancellor of the Ex chequer in his phew ia parliament, sad of course I shall say nothing Author on that point. However. with reference to the general question, I may say that the government will in any subsequent arrangement—sad I rapport, there is sure to be one—within the margin of the treaty use say influenos they may poems in order to remove the reetrlctions that at present exist to the importation of limn into France. There cm, I presume, be no objectica to oar taking a course that has lor It■ object whet Is clearly for the benefit of the country. Ido not think that there is anything neowary to give the government a greater sow of the Importance of the linen trade than they sow have; but I shall take earl to in form them of this depatadon and of the influence it renew seats ; and I shall give my attention to any documents you may entrust tee wki. The deputation, having thanked the right hon. gentleman fur his poiltenese, then withdrew. M. KOSSUTH AND TEI LATE MINTING IN GLAIGOW.—We untiststand that H. Kossuth has written a private loam to Usury Dunlop, Esq., of Cralron, On their man of the bate raeatlng in Glasgow, to %%sea 'To pa. y with the psneceted Protestants et Hungary, in wale& the distinguished ea-Governor of Hungary expresses \ l in= same of obligation, both for the k i nd ova*. 01 which was plowed to pot on raced, and for the boon of patrons recosragoosent which it had costarred on his countrymen. H. gives most weighty masons for not yet ccaridseing Women at liborty to give formal sad %Gib a presides to his &gimp sn the subject; and taa mia ow. essas(but admit the importanos: of, his motlrsa, end !p -rove of hie reserve, and, at the suss time, admire hie di.- se neosssery in the press% exigency. It will be ien~m,M the date% of Glasgow to know the M. Loath prepay to awl himself of the imitation to revisit Gisagow as soca se circumAlADOls will permit, when we may expo% to bear from the lips of the eloquent Map% a char sad inebliosimt statement of the proem, candid% of the Msniptriell grottos. which is sow oaeupyistg so mesh yobbo %tandem-114ra Dritiak Daily Mail. CIitTNTAL PALACE.—ILALIP-CROWN DAT.—BATI7IO. DAT. Pam 11.—A4misekaa at gamasst, 744; ditto byname dads, 2,314.—Ta15i visitors, &MIX [T WOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. RIFLE VOLUNTEER UNIFORMS. War-office, 1860. • 6h,—l am directed by Mr. Secretary Herbert to forward to you the enclosed specification of the uni form recommended for artillery and rifle volunteers by the committee recently assembled at this o ffi ce to consider the question. lam to add that pattern emits are deposited for general inspection in the waiting-room at this office, and that coloured draw ings ot them may be obtained from Mr. Ackermann, of Regent-street, London.—l sm, sir, your obedient wirvaat, DE GREY AND RIPON. SPECIFICATION FOR PATTERNS OF RIFLE VOLUNTEER CLOTHING. - . TVNIC.—BrOWIS sad ploy =seas, sbgle-breast iLs id, fly one inch and three quarters broad on the inside ; the same material, the lack end three quarters high, roundel oils front ; the Arm to have an Anal= knot, the kesid or cord to form a petaled cuff, throe 10610 &IP, the hoot =a inch. old theft quirt= bag and four inches in width, the edges trimmed with the same coed, to be of e_wil4 ether m th e corps may decide e n ; th e adrt ten aid a hall inches deep, for mallow or privets, with a =Wks of balsa inch longer or obarlor Sze awry lath in Detail the kook and oltizt to be eat sal sot to open; Wowed Whose fa front end two betlad Teoureass.--Cut so as Is be met into a hand nand the waist, large from hip to sack, sad 17 base round the betions, trimmed with equal cord down thethis ewe, el the epee adage op that need la the tunic • Claw . rezirrhe moth of the se= ratheelki en aritgle logo high is 41 imam at the book, with bend of id round the head, the is taming to °owlet of two pis= of cord, same as on tunic, round top and bottom band, anti round edge of crown ; mall rosette on left aide, of the same colour as braid ; round peak, slightly chamber. Bm.r.—Of dark brown leather, with pouch to mid* 30 rotted@ of ammunition, and ball beg to elide on the waist belt to oonteln 10 round, of ammunition, caps, sad at beak, hem= frog on left side ; on the large posh • shook& belt is fixed, so Li to be Ferfeatly level on the wit, under the right arm and Over the left shoulder, on the breast with • buckle. Lavraits GAITER6.—To be road* of sheep skin, to match in odour with the pouch and beim ; black ensmelled facing at bottom, cut with • point behind, to forma continuation of boot ; butt= of the same material. CLOML—To be =lie from the same material es tonic, cut two inches below the knee, forming • plain double- breested mat, buttoning close to the neck, with tend or fall collar, having tabs buttoning ever to protect the neck. A cape, fifteen inches d fits on the shoulder, attached or detached at pleasure, end of double =lead, the inward part the bead. expending, and, when reversed, forming a hood, to protect AITILLNIIT TONIC.—BIue cloth, tweed, or serge. Single breasted, with Sy one loch sad three quiet= bread on the inside, collar and cuffs of the same material, the collar one inch end three quarters high, rounded aQ in frost end corner of skirts also. The sleeves to have an Austrian !coot, to form • cuff three inches dap at the point ; the knots to be eight inches in depth, three inches end th ree quarters fa width, tormed with black aquae, cord and traced round with scarlet tracing braid ; the collar edged with square wed and traced inside with scarlet braid ; the tunic to be edged with scarlet cloth, one quarter of an inch in width, nine bottoms in front and two behind the @kW., without opening behind ; buttons of white metal, with rased pattern of gun in metre. Titoweins.—Blue cloth, cut to fit • band round the waist, with side pockets ; large from hip to knee, small over the boot ; edged down the side arm with black square cord and scarlet tracing braid, similar to collar and sleeve of the coat. GArrsna.—Made from black enamelled leather thirteen lathes deep, sin buttons down side, with strap and buckle on the top. CAP.—Of blue cloth, having scarlet cord round top sad bottom, of oak lest bend. and round inside of sunk crown; knot in cat= of crown ; black kether peak and chin strap. black leather, with frog for sword; make hook fasualag. GREAT COAT.—Of blue cloth, similr in pattern to rifle voiunteses. WOOLWICH, Fen. 12. The government is about to purchase an extensive piece of land on the south side of Bhooter's-hill, for the purpose of cons , ructing fortifications, which it is said will be eerthworks, to be mounted with Armstrong gun& The Vasavlan, 6, steam sloop, Commander Wise, from the African swims, was yesterday taken into the haein to return stores, previous to being paid off. The Pinto, 4, paddle steam Teasel, fitted out at Woolwich, and which has been highly successful on the slave preventive service, is expected here to be paid off. CHATHAM, Fan. 12. In addition to the works completed and those in Swearers at this dockyard, the Lords of the Admiralty have decided on considerably extending and improving the 'stab lishaseet, at an estimated outlay of 160,00 W., the works to be performed by the convicts belonging to the establishment at Sc Mary's. Several other improvements are also to be ejected, including the repair and alteration of No. I dock, together with the river wall at the entrance, the estimated cost of which will be 4,0001. ; in addition to which the sum of 2,00 W. ie to be expended in clearing the harbour of the mud which has aconmulated at the entrance to the docks. There are also to be several other improvements carried into effect, the sum required for the woke to be executed at tbis dockyard daring the present year being nearly 30,0001. Captain Eager, of the 40th Regiment, has been appointed a depaty-essistanl-adjutant-general, end is at- ' tithed to Colonel 1Mo:do, inspector-general of volunteers. Colonel M'Cleoesty, who has just been appointed a major-general on the sta ff in India, will proceed to the Madras Pn therring lieler-Cieneral Cragie. owideme Inaracritto FIALD Foncsa.—The arrangements =g the new inspecting lb ld officers a follows : Campbell rs se goes to Terk, succeeding Colonel Franklyn. Colonel Sweat, goes le Bakst. replacing Colonel lismiltre, who succeeds Major-General Pole, at Olsegow. No sac tremor to Major-Oeneral Drought, at Cork, has yet been ap pointed, and It is rumoured that the offios will not be filled up, the duties Wag delegated to the easistant-adjataat-gene ral of the distrk4.—etrew mod Navy Gautto. TIM CAMP AT COLCHISTER.—CoIoneI Street hie returned to the gawp from leave of absence, and has resumed the commend of the 10th Depot Battahon. Major Wort, Captain Rabin, and Captain Thomas, have obtained leave of shoelace. LONDON IRISH RIFLE VOLIINTEERI3.—On Satur day, • special meeting of the conned of this corps was held for the purpose of appointing a captain-oommandant, subject to the approval of the Lord•Listatsoant, and other business; the Marquis of Commits's presided, and among doss pre sent were the lard of Arran, Idalor-O•neral Sir J. Shell. R.C.8.. the Attorney- General for Ireland, the Right Hon, J. D. Figurersld, M.P., Major-Olsen! Mathew, Mr.Digbp Seymour, M.P., Dr. R. Johnson, Mr. Montgomery, Mre T. A. Denny, Dr. O'Connor, Mr. Morgan J. O'Connell, Mr. James Connell, Ito. In consequence of the very warm seal displayed in the movement by the Marquis of Donegal, who was the first to place his name on the council, which now omelets of some silty of the leading nobility sad gentry of Ireland, and who, as chairman of the council, has shown the most lively interest throughout for the success of the organisation, the council determined upon proffering the Wet of commandant to his lordship. The noole marquis, In reply, stated his wil- Ihttness to accept the honour, and, at the same time, ex plained that the regiment which he had commanded for nose time past—the Antrim Rifles—was about to be disembodied, and this would enable him to devote hie time to the interests and welfare of the metes. Mejor.General Mathews, apes this, moved the appointment of the Marquis of Doneget as commandant, which was seconded by the Parlor Arran, end carried unanimouly, amidst acclamation. A number of nerninetiona of gentlemen for coromiraiona in the corps watt then handed in to the council, but their consideration: was adjourned for the attendance of the commandant. At the drill in the evening et liangerford Hall the appointment of the Marquis of Donegal was received with three hearty rounds of chem. ST. OLLVE, OLD ILWRT.—Boilisierinined hes Men the gang m a l e in this parish against any encroachment on the simple manner in which the goepel bes been preached, end so repugnant the notion of having istrodurad any of those meretricious observances which have been the came of so much ill-feeling in the unfortunate St. George's Neat, and other parishes, that we may, we believe, mart, without leer of contradiction, or of being rated as false prophets, that no Tracterian prectioss will be attempted. We are glad that the rev. irsistleman has et mos yielded to "the primate from without," and we hasten with Osamu* to inform oar reader lof the fect. It i. worthy of remark that the rev. (centimes preached at hie church, on Sunday evening lest, in the coo mon borsht's, liaised of the vesture in which h e b ee made his appearance for yews In the pulpit. Whether this we a mere accidental circumstance, or the result of the "pres smen above alluded to, we oanuot state.—Clity Awn. Till ClOOK" CLUB.—The winter dinner of this typographical benevolent club wee held on Saturday teaming last, at the dub Mose, the Kivu and Q •res, frewlegten ' Bats; Yr. Cowderey, of the Metreiteg Adveitiser, in the 'hide. Them was a Lull attenda n ce of the wady" and several visitors. The benevolent food of the club wee stated by Mr. Sorb* the secretary, to b. In a very Sheithing eon- Atha, having had an elainimits as pa on ha Musty. TM lieembers of the club ere printers sad roummitore employed M the offices of the Montag Advertiser, Chronicle, Herald, and Daily Neu., • body of sea proverbial fier their support of the benevolent sad charitable soakage eatiasoted with their trade.