The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-10 00:00:00

-....- ... _ . Tv : IS NEltt PAPER ~ . -,3 :11 i. , , ... ; ., t \ , ( F.- 4 ! , • _ • ...s. , op , ' .4.-- ~. S!" - r411141 if 0 No. 4,183.] ▪ MACH= Most (bet eidpping asy 111th jaw o . s M 1 . siedsma 1. 4711 Mr I. WWI. t 3 alba Laren. Dodo. :nit ▪ bs• asesareni• 'NIP heid aid diesellirill I T L oboe. JAJM 1110113 s. sad ult. e. 3 6 .ie *Am. lia• fANILA.--IMPORTANT to PASSENGERS. A Vie moles et tetimpielli dap AtiOnit. •I at Limpet. nowt. OBUltil MUMS, Onerader Lama%) Pudic Ire dogri sal ors embia twearist—Par Wm. ala. eilik_fmo AMU TllOlllll 111.0.• se Is JULIUS THOM PIO/ awl 014. r:111.1!et 01"1"711.d.t. c'EAM COMMUNICATION to NEW TORI. ib• LIVIRFOOI._IIIIIIW ma, sod FRILADILFICIA X 4111 COMPANY land limpellOin Ode tallimmusibea = s r' goonami. so pals& miliftus rd mpaL▪ ikes FOR 1111/ "MR. CM of MRSCRIRITIII. tow ebigeo. Temosing. Jr. IL st NAIRIDIOIIk, teem linsimel. Jo*. 1k WO. CI:I al WAIIIIIXOTObjers lAvenssi. Lail awl slum*, widowing h e w Lenneal. essiajamo.l4.l7, sad II obis" adossullosis samoirtes/RA. Ornt.l ;wow S serar. lashilbutrigues 330•1 eN.3•4l=l:= l imam owl oinstadelea Foßlidan mei un i t 'IAN IRV iN. W 101411410, OE WIRT= amid ✓OLT, atm worminess. oft. TEAM to BRE MEN. —Ova st tire North Gamut w itrjaa rutzetr. t.wdim iht s trs. mows. • iLiv 11 got im ar troorrs.. ai ltmui . =loriont rho tit*, iambi ie e tvw v:e l .:4 1 1 4 Lem& •• I.IIII.LIPIPL ORA owl FILMY Nowa rr 31 .0 1 Lien+ Lloyd. 11, llostres. Oro. LO. ETEAM to GOTRIINBURO.—Tbo Soo flret.oloos =mmbo wt.. our AIMUM,. Coals T. STATON, all IV s.rsse ssi b lva . 101 k bat ....... prom ka. •opt=, ..ns rnitnMori l o i .14... Lc , as is PIiIaLIPPS. °UT's. sal PHI I LETT I VM y,►YM Cas, C. = 11l ILIPIEDMOUB ROUTS to OMAN D. letilkWtoNni &Mem fil W ATIMOILD mad OOSIL. gaper to is limit', MIMS, rid Ism powartel aid dome. Or Ss WIWI= et Mr. 1111/eni. O.Ur woo. se Waning ben ..ir 'ALM/ISM aid I a.m. %WI Ire %Mr from M 70111 WAT. TIIIJIMAT. and SAlllllllDi a n s tolla fri S. mos Mir Pim )-41ft Plordisi Oa. Ilimiliw, SO , . oil Nora *bah stalablie IN ass .m.E 7. rn64106. 1164 11=6" a te cgi ... 5urvz .. 7. .... mr . sal 1113,11 si 111•14. Shan ; c.... 5.... MILD eel J sp y. &MIS MUTUAL XIV %NY ASSocunon Vini••••%"" 1 "1 hri• aa. ea. PV•pri• tonged •Ilibusi tagati, e. rid si A g• ma*. for lona The Iv a Nib ameal of Ms Wis. LW Gym. so v. im p. • barters Wm • 11•••• wishowilr=iimial=isaing swam*. aye et • ~ ell inkvirilis. Me. OF krahrini es NNW W &dismal V • W. Iliou•sy. VICE far PATENTS, 1, Sitiratrair, Llams% DATIZIPsed hg ao wora. =raj I. lb, osiml Nag r,moms LONDON coNPANY cm 0 ogymir mtatipfirialtraj. Mae . Stall mg MA" rpm Ob. DRAIVINO-ROOM CRYSTAL A m yl= eal =8: :1616;lerm....skilsol—Mtdr--44 lla a OM " I!.—A sow Ant-elan QUART rWas I. theosoa se bosilip o r amiss ; Eon As imilso 16.V 001.0. : Oleo Inas, asi= "7. se Sem& isms 17 °DOE sad HARVEY'S PATENT o ra •t• VCT I ULM OHO mon COMIUMZIL— Tr! la• 80031 88..0 ibe ampe el mais at imtittel inevis prbessaw. sad Wm 0.800 0. anias Is Os an 80 diemartmo 08.84 c wittrairs • 111116 ".1. 018a. 04 8 paroo .1 me 0 am. mew ; 0 Mizar m a i tamoo6 080 Iwo. aol • i 1 m II owe tins islmare p i :=F:Ate . asnr. OSo mos at If ..88. I aso 08.1 ma 0 lent 4 Ile 8088 ".. a eil. to .480680. 1. U5s mabienal le iiila• I, 08; reit a 01800 Ila 0•81011 p ri sed 08 000088 00s 01.88108 tot argena nlitill 0 Vast Om Parmiao Isara.~.o. 'WS NM 10. an' WV IMO et C11.18.80r8 . 1880888 10 DRECILNILLL. TURNER Wi. sad SONSirk' HAND AI Ck11114.111/1101111,16116 116660696.1111 ms .4 areas elm 66•166. abott=Ar a t Ria l ler 4 ll mos aid rt sisoms mm 4 maip awl Eon dew 6I the hen El 6, m And Mormani, IMPORTANT BALE of Mad= New sag bile=ryas Mlllllll2Rue . aloes pays mama Ihe loes mosial i g • om b ara lofty. arl nem la aik. =look Mar owe: amme der mos dimiel•Vg& Liskesswe c ti 14= . 1141 7i p ri gursTI ir4""8"14 . 111; linessaler ord Mis ios berinft. Mar. Wok ,••■ owl arlie b = c. = i •stateiime, et sr maw Wool 1174 1=5 4 2 (=ip —7 l E= roles la Ike Irks. no kr meist wt me a aim EON to PURCRAtsERS of REVOLVERS. Joh isommoot b. maddlalk appiViC i r: slam 41" Is th. " Dt= r&ler lisd E ear% ashissr. Wit . alb per tined lit moll pollesisi lialle••••10110 or mg. t Iftweas as La/ 1116114 lassweewm mase s agr ig:c. .. 1., t . se NM I bql = " lat la woe getr il r= Mob NZ ass andoild, imigesiewell ri. Ye . Mod my Ye Aftilanil. Admit isr4 MO. a reirtiblis Lo s s= IPZl.=ber . ea = = w r iralloril. =Wei II XII as i d el inl raTmarin ......... tt .4111 the Om Wire rabro c lso re rottalar . 1 14 6 :80..titt. I. A. ft. ti. segirs gIIUSTMAS TOILETTE REQUISITE sad wsw oirs.—amass.nomp an/ad. d dew 1.1 podbinside M Oft row w as le be asseele Odra d ‘16.1.111.11161111 1161.11 ersteilVed Num. ~.. mar bad .1 1 led. baddi ea Mal •‘lO4 P•l4 a tr• dr. ppodnls Os bs/r=1A1476711 8 1 / 1 4 Ise II a a r %rim am . MI swot Id Imams pmeourA ad dee maw 11 Via Mom die Soldlis Is lon Walla Yd. Aker OM Viggo •OK amid di It S. hle alsomideldei lic Id. boded IS Irra . adl proddid wmor dr= = imuder. boaddmml udder& of 31 pdm 11e lildave wadi as r i l . l . a .o ls• 11. M. 0., and Il& ealg..-11. awl A. carmusas. U, S.* Aare/ 11.6 ROUND sad WHITE TEETH aro u a tallow eel le homith mai = o z. bi• ~.........-.771 lOW LAND* ODOITO. et MA 440.04/$l,l WIN iwre4icals.l, of low4heakie lOW 11-0 11 1, Wd 11 14044 . 41 OD ' Tsai k droaerbarlat Ur W ow isnimlse Or Omar. amenat. Ii eadloies wise Ow So mik. mon. ipsiD el .I:.Siss it Imola& =kr Ir ld" iiinsm ee4 Xll= Ww••4111.A.4 we um: worilt i mal Obi siWawaw Asa It 6 sonmaim la mew b. M. pow Ow, 114wift—The woe" Sown& Am. we ea sae WWI. sod L UAW ..AN .. , 44 siAll No, WI. Hetzleverks.' .4. Um Wiswems si ibisaale4• ••••• wt. WWI 101,1,•• 411. +WI i.te,04,40.10ar INTER SEASON.—BAT/18 et HOMBURG, hreekterthe the. Molae.—Tlte oiS r. Mw Oho ter. ant the seatilsoilles Ithietree. W. n n amr Om= well •• ".INN Mw _ I le smarm Nam • ma •••••• was sheeS it hi ••• The Imes et 'midi* gni mulutis s. •mo to s• mem 1~ TAI tz . • Mime WheeliPwl t Plain Mei leteteh.r.h.e eiridleteeme. U limy behisth as 4 tem. Preetelete theeNtet le ahem se =red T. 11•11TIN'll HALL.-EUTDN'S MAIM WIDPMSDaY. jab. u. sit y == . l . l et lb. JblIN iItILLLt MI. aware' Ilg i tisholb Ara IP Plewase.rai s liiimfm. re' la. b. td.; angs. IL At& ALBERT SMITH will RECOMMENCE Ye INTIZTAINIIIII3II. ?ONIONY franierf. hewn 10. A A st—lignifts WA risisdity. DOTAL SURREY GARDENS. DAMNS 1110 FITLY la Sir Orwit Ha/ Poised• Ilulo Itittaan Nast Beamiiser Weft !AIL Mai& Jas. oft gi,111114111 80111111111 DANSANTEE4 11 15: 1111111011. SL nom k. I MlCltirn i =6ol. Selia THE NATIONAL A.llllp/BLY t ROOMS, vsirmar ata6 11 =4=14 So 1 4 misi= 011111IMMTAIG. isms it at aimosilly. Is. AIt e4 OTLL ROOKS. Windmill-stmt.-OmA Maw ITT IMMO. milk estabraled iminisi lir Sem lassoir. Prioralgal ea k kg. DNB Wu firl awsare la 9: also wt. MIMI= bolero u. Mamba Or iILII LONDON PAVILION ilabloom4trost, Sowfest If = yea yea te sped s e iziMptlek lie MN PALV SU Yee lams peens lie bre . Ailleiolme OF eitalimiss Mt" WINO II SIMI leenvelue la esieseees: le °Via DLL. VIM boo li teg Ip ti r =it Loam ea i d 0111111113=1 In= MOON ter Idetbale _ad/ vim se sews Milii a l. D I MAS se No Mom es 0 lemeSee el Neestese." ins vest bee elsr -- ' -- lbelevibee.ll. 1./PWWIS. 01...." - --.. „lard* maim ” The Pli arum Owl Irma 6 .4.10% . DE LA IDA GALLERY. Lowthawaroado, , imsok le NOW OLo b atm 1M1A071031. Zoom la Wm how* moo la o. votds WO ON I VANS'S SOWING awl SUPPER ROOMS, li p=rdlea—Taarra Weadortal Day ems isagalag ma rIAIMIre BHIRBLICIL—RaiI paid to= •ierISOS of lie Soistosl—filOSASOSl sal SONS wry ilio_o_olVo_l ohn i rmsO Worm tiA 4 oo: l ES s ai h r:= S tgoe pU k ira r . l slizoi l o u tbdr mo! mei ft • sod SO t roo. 1L P =4.62 1 4.0. ° W. 12:41111Zoilia. E ODOESB PURE ENGLISH GIN. Iliword Old Takla,. Mbar ... 1114 Si» rlti : ebrz .... Oars ; dd rem W mad sr we OM IL DAM. OW it NM iallies.— BOW NO MIL 42741CLEY'b COGNAC.—A r..pale re brews looft. Ma re saw ik dam Ilaarra siedu. mime amp* swot was. lk got • dam de ell MINIMS V • OD, lineDira raid a t sibera. len• g aza..... mews LL WHINEY v. COGNAC ho WlDT.—nsatimmed •14 lima iraisaT Lmb as sim ea ' trA."4 imis dor m o o= a tlas :.....: . ...... ~..E et= 6%4=4 peat al= boor lira.. RARLOTrS BILF-ACTING BTFHON TAP. No sob SO az but ebb lb 01. la st,VIVITALE ITUID.-- • waib of sollbm• db. misl Is Obi; MI( Irma • Moab. BAILLOWI AUTOKATON =DS& 111 EL Ireriabs• b 11•13.04112 all b leat:Wig II a ag. . • a gi vit aL s Iwo pia bib iteril lb,•••••• •Ws el siell pg• bar. Moab. l i tr o Or POTATO WILMS& Thom •• bet Om II ii, al swim sr bint o s Mb .1. AWE Mom t• JAM/ glib••••••• • Wry fram, to tad palsoka 06 . 0146 lb mom nd ailma b at way swab ; 0... e arequilose Imlilifikes.—liablidmil WA p r AINBRIDOrB DELICIOUS CONFIC IMAM—TM eddielat U. Ted* cramXV .. ar. odd Osisterst dedr. n ref Ai rt. lad renew rpm et MY be error as deli URI Dada' aro dr Adorn Thrive. Tad herb' 114 *re NAM r.ly i leL i pere en. Mitered te et dr oellear Ado rad dr dreelprea et refire.. Obreelde. se s. «, ankle to es dr owl donorisi Orden hos Ye emir? to I dome or awe 1 ode. HE c BEST sad CHEAPEST TRU sail 00 la 1,101410 me it Mir be et isa Ow, Its 11102undoess,„ OW. doom usetti all. o= l. tiL 01. I. o + MU. Suriset Tam b. V• sod 41., ?Whoa Se Os vain of 44 Mr to gm smihr • dolma se Wm la 111•20.1. • Mr semi tor Ihrirsaitmillet *No. MUIPPDTS AND CRUMPRTIL-W. HORTON, kr IS pun la=l=l'sompitbot. 14. tore.. No tor i dot to Pao IL Itototioz b ir MALMI I IIMeimiI 00=1 1 :01111 1 . 11,11.1111 1 1: Fog pots ami islootat ugh a Itotaboo ate& es proasble Mem A. gran szosolod wit postslisto me doopoldo. TO OPEN AN OYSTER withest tremble, est er similig ilft mak eildrie iii. us m mo" ra 67 a ITharrits-ornsa OP MIL bf Nam st ilia *anal rbillnis spoor le snood NY serpridag Imilis— ese mew 11:= ,.. sartwori peael la a Is. Insi. re waft PeSis fa di. YEA. mia6.l. le Ahem a On Mosel 14111 los amis. Tlhe pals sio Remo =411 1 0=11111••• alismUP sal Prim f .. =ell ... lreinsitelly nil..l4.l—Arlit =M k t mil ralaiibio. 10. Mai Wllamiimen. Ilemirilliesill MIL pARIs MST CLABB AM LONDON PRI= myna. V mod Jll i ntrib. srl"4". 0••••••des. W.ll, Lefts. at I la Ur iris. amid es blisrip ell Wdedi. pEFORE YOU PURCHAISK PLATE, go to JON 11011. lawesmirene&—Vallibe Table %maw sad FON. Ila gar •••• ; Damn .1011111111111 i 'MU lb. par dna War. owed OMNI poi NUM We& pLATED TODDY LITTLES, with Lap, 40/. lowilowsnsida IDOR lls. 6d. yoa can purchase • verLa i i: cauwz•vamm wet a+swhiiihr Jour% PO HOTEL sod TAVERICEEEPERB.—Every Ilmerlptlon of PLATID GOODS at liait 0r rani deem -301/LD, lawlb/e4rande. TH I Le i sZ real substitute he Silver is the Am& PLATING is GE, NIOLL-4101ING Lewlbw . 7 / 1 111) AGAINST THIEVES and BUR OLLAY.--11011 mil Fear Nudge Myer. sad temp JONIIIrs AO PLATS. Ifivery rade riersoisod awl mu we So oaf ECONOMY .ad EXCELLENCE.— mom awl So7. Swim& tam Omni Otalkams. ea. ICis _Mr. immems sel amass' Is WI radio of A 0 le imam sod le MS SUM vise •••••• as NNE 114 faq oho lino Lisies sr alumbile. Tin •2* oft es Iglish Me Imam `me sa Ipols. maim Om to mot plus Ilioll• Indus Me • 1 01, r i lrarg . 4 %•= s l :•••6 •• ulludytelems. Ilbo i115P0K1ME211 1 141 . 71,1117 .slim. bill u s to aip qualles. The Ewa al alalaa =stes aim rig melss•• • Irma' ils• Yea sod di~ a n n . •TOCIE of 101111111% Deiirms. ••••11. U M= lite II se le ill aaa egi ssa l aa l w ea suede besot d,lts be • f MIMINVIIIIIMMOS• = =•=tralgtiri gl iab li rliTe= Ida 11110.1 R arra BIM OM WIT ABLIIIIIMMI ore is Yaw : 1160, : AlOot• mg Illsorlak wedge •/•/•• Owl i Nos VIAIrt 122SrarCtia md is m& To•••ka OVERCOATS ! OVERCOATS t OVERCOATS! " herr sad rd 11011, 1111101111114•11 ALIGN% awl NM oXVORD4TIIII.7 Was HE ' , INDISPENSABLE' SUIT, siminlid. Erb mine emileirei Is ell form ere dram adder& lee mark& Ades. isseelria erkledeide . = edeseidedisd le lie dr ieer iileele rid Oar ewe Mee Mir She gale et S. NAM red SO L mem et Illaselee IN:ededee. are Need Oired doer memo et liseeeireer. 'OE GREAT EASTERN.—Aaeispat Absaradt. cab s s immer' eingiss eit a* " Isows.• Ai l s li air e thownsal weir 11111011111111 aid LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1860. parvAn TU yried CleraTaans aid public T V . fits=a=r4llll6o. VAC l"t iVill•Pahinlli:OkLlPM at Chi kr vlss.—Adr e um Ws. Mr. AaftruW. ImArrorr. rtgaltan. FARM -HOUSE BOARD and IDUCATION for YOUNO 011ILDILIN.—Adv•Nlre lo • VAO•NOT tor No or thro• BOY/ Mar N it 1112 ft s, 84•Nollek litib kr mu. far wbona • 7• tat —Addres to te r ' partSoOliro le IL , Hat od. LLCRA.ROR MADE for STAMPING PAPER jIII,IILOPIS titth 0111 fir. al 111111•16,- o TYPltspwiwarerwildserhe 1111'111,0,118, pacloo ; walk NM aim Iwo giro Ow ; ilts,hr• grMs for ArranAlt, 11. A DIMI =WM IrVITATION. 16 8 19L1r * le the 1:1111MMON DEJSUNIUL. as 4 PWTILD 117,11*PliD Is WILTS& with ARMS or CAVA the Yost tohlas. CARD.PLATS 111.110•ITIA 131111AVIID i s SUPILA/11111 OituDEl D tar 4..fe.-0b.....‘g Nattily ihoDy RION. witiwwimsenthholiwart. ot. PiCUALlLLl,ldesiettositalvewst. Y ELBOURNE HERALD.—Tba proprietors of arrarsatutre, thea . =l: . mama_ mi shi t i slittaitviiisamorlebbssirigibmilisisaalbsolgia WILL'S LIFE in VlCTORlAAAnstrilia). "Jr 130111100PTIONS and ADTSITIMIIMIS Ibr time_prd rammirs=n4orm.del=.ll.; re ream A;DNET MORNING HERALD.—Mr. F. a l e dittAgeh. Atirit d44 "" i nsmo abittrai l t t stir Ms .11121•11•11,4111•804 M" 'SONO siekcitwcims cOrnsTrturiox allxfaiers tonamtiies =ties misbW iait . ;4arnmill'suallo. A USTRALIA and NEW ZRALAND.—The most lALI S ZILALAND GrEM l . l pPod li el e s tatarfse. Karol" post.—boollis :P. ALGAL Olort* IN" (111. s. =NOM lesollikool Kai sod Ow a rTHE CANADIAN I NEWS *Masi fortalihtly, 1 , 11 ' 4 : 174 4 i • WI . 6 C a k ey s:I: ro ::: tesea 0. ha trim w 1 a...'IMF. AAA/J.ll. 'rim. MOTUBSILITE.—Thie *ma. astsbusaa , 115 • esisadve ;14tmeTrir. U. a wrialrirs. Lassitareersea. Get al, AliAlll3-TOWN JOURNAL—This old stsgiumsr. Mud trimmest andetes etelly la as eller a/ the Oaps. ..psistal yak Ur. !Eira eniassl —Gedleato.a, Wham. soil Gmbrilwerse. few ASTERN PROVINCE HERALD, Algot Bay, LOVIOTIOONSWOI sot / 1 1111MPTIONO .111 be es lig Os appelleise wog. M. I. U.OAtt. Lawwea. This j 01219111 OM. • wok In Om ammisoloi parr Ft Or Imohn ProOssaw mg Ow. ONNOMPI& goLoNIAL NEWSPAPER AGENCY.— . p=lll . l r l=l igin i l a r tzt z i mr u zlz . at teartgL i lb m amr: t.t ass ess. /40/6. 14124. Weir Llll a. ONITRUIit UNIVIOSIEL. Journal 0.1 rtes. P. ALGA*. a U. asusairwlsee. li aivelMil AGINT se ismiseadinelleamos sad selhinfollosa . M. gfsod NATAL NXWB, Wetted is the urns% et Om mail* mi. *Oat Si tram Or delft Mt las sokele. On =lnt= a4•tt i r di ere=r r it tl ettit e t=dee."l"' trim., APE ABMS, published tbrios a week at Cape =l. ri m =ll: ) .d .age ei u nolotioa tbreeMboui Os mitre M Liam. Mx. emir U. NEW BOOK S, at 2d. in the Is. disoount. PILLION and eOl SUPPLY an BOOKS SI Ilse above O. must. awl Gamma NM ill bus t spaggsann aatt v aul editions. Our Inns sad propsostaa reale assisa odors asaaalan taa samalla et a renniases —PILIO0 IL 2 and lOC sad WS, Whop. pas Willis, 110. RARLIAMENTARY REMRIIBRANCER. Obaduesed by Torun, Slum. Ift, torebidrablev. SIM I MOPS 10o• GOWN. ke yew, is So THUD ANNUAL INV Rep NOW DU& May addris,soilmoorlabo. is be ors Lo Yr. JOHN /1. TA • TAIL II MI, • Qrsorstosst. W.o.—lleb. T. nesp mid IL (MI are Yaw serli. ma. besot hi 426. latkpablinbed with =blot rola ANUALn. By A 11211171 SCILATCHLZT. M.A. I. a.w. Tiltig C:1111011Trarb r P errittrill 112%. Tworth Mika. I. St SUILDINO OMIT In. TONTLNIS. IiIIOILLTION 110011 STIES. TIMM •L S. 111 /IDLY 6114.111T118. Tam& Mar. IL Mr. Lea lam F 4111114••• THE CONGRESS-HALL at WASHINGTON. • los •Ism ef yr siosilend kW Id Rum widli Oa LADY'S IWITAPIR sad PIOTOLIAL TIMIS el SATURDAY. Jds. 7. This monlor Woo caddied s Swink of Os Ye ISmstay. SA cluarlerty solaffßAlds.... N. ; copy. Si. Suspod.-478c• O. Arlinselml GMAT MA 111110110V0 , 4 1, 11111531T,W, one the tootbooo. CTMVERWEI I M.R.C.S., LM., LELA.. Loudon. Coo be coneoltad (00e oe thew*. beam. a COM. el relnese Letikif. lavoloofei7 Palpfteles, Lon of Ileffeece. Isompeelty. elsortrosonboob rierueoe. uswiabaliss. oad Games& Jou published. ea loan sew sal thrlitaai U. 'QUOIN' OWlliffeblf 'MeV*: TM Pbrio'.7l sod Amboy of on tiouralloo—Tbe 71414 ol Dleeefo—lbroloomo Tesobsook mai OWL YTICS 111. ; > poet. U meow" *pea owls; IS IWO& .. W of Maw,. : Asfabor.eo Mow MUSIC. LONDON GLEE AND MADRIGAL UNION. Under an arrangement with Mr. Mitchell, of &ad orer, the Loader Glse and Madrigal Valor are giving swiss of whereas= in the Dudley Gallery, Egyptian bag, tench lake Wee daily, lad (acconles Is the asnonoe i neat) see to be ontined during the present wen. We ban paid wasahre atintion to the waselbsp of this so ciety, hen ilee canneeenest of their rhairsbis per foramen at the Hrsoverequars Rooms last MKS, Slid 00a ./* - hake* the pest and increasing swoons whin "said aired their Abets ; sad we bars so often sad so luny boorlind the cheneear of their astertelatmate, that it is makdent sow to resin theca to the recollection of oar seedess. The inembers of the Linton are Miss J. Wel* Wm Eyler, Mr. Beater, Mr. W. H. Cummings, Mr. Law ler, sad Mr. LsaL The lest-nented gentleman, babies being am of the sincges„.is elect the direMor of the perform ance*. Lad a sew and mat haterseileg festure is given to the enteratimamate by the Mersey ilimirstione of Mr. Thorsen Oliphant, the well-known sad seemplhhed hon. secretary of the Madrigal lieliety —a gentlementwhe bee done more for the anitivadota end propene of this beautiful sad truly English est. ef made the* asy other person living. NAVAL AND MILIIARY. vu 10 Wows Oa Cieamal Oseenaimilog ft OW/ ibriesill Melissa to award the silver medal, wilt ennollies eli I°4 4==rofilosr mi r,e=ll 6 = boned the Osest Prep& on the 4Malesimeber, VMS— Berommt-Illejer Moberg Mbar, Seromant-Aajor lames Scott, liergeant-Mejor Chides Pldllips, and Sergeant James now eon, to the following individuals .—Quarbemseter Serepenet David Hot i E n brigeffe • Quartermaster Sergeant Charlet Lag, 7tl ; Mir Cheep Caelliew irt tet V; and Staff hien24•lll,2ad tt l e e gretaithe of IM. tiahed by the latter have been distributed as follows, vb. : 61. and a silver medal, for keg Nevis. sod good smirk to molt of limemideramationed individasb : Neater Chamer Icel. natation, Major Gunner Valentine Vaster. Master Omer Richard Ware, Master Onus' *ogee Clarke, Master Gunner leraniel Agnew, Master Ginner Mb Saville, Pastime, Master Donner Wm. Cameeell, late 10th Battalion, Peaskster Sergeant George Thompon, late lath Bettelion, Parakeet, Gunner Hugh Woad, late BONS Brigade, Pensicser 0110111. James =me Sth Battalion, Pensioner Gunner Lowest* late Invalid Artillery, and Pmekener Gunner Ederd. Mammy, late Invalid Artillery. LAUNCH AT PIMBROKI ROYAL DOCKYARD.— Ilaiser the gleamed eamtbas for her completion the Mark steam gun mittemer. washessibeil at Sscardny evening last, at five o'cilook homlrembeho boa. Mho dercumeny wee whammed by a limptemesenrse it spentalets. She wait off in greet styles amllet load homes. Her ermament le to be tempreed of live gem, via., 1 SI-poonder, 94 cwt., pivot gun, 10 feet Is and 4 24-ponader bowlmere. Ton naffs of IMP. 179 11-94 ; sogineroom. 114 83.94-285; tonnage, per MOW@ memissement, 427 73 94. On getting safely afoot As woe lehon in charge by the Queen's Barbour Master, Mr. C end eflidently mound where she will resale until j rigged, end than be navigated to Devon pert to be tamiaksd with rnashleary end eommimbned. ADIGRALTY, JAR. 9. —APPourrinums.—Mid eldpaass K. C. Foot, to the Matins, 17, sarew steam-sloop, et Portsmouth ; F. liatigemost to the NeCze, 120, at Ports mouth R. J. F. idgosseshe, J. C. J. J. F. 8011, C. J. C. tit. Clair, sad W. . BoWir, to the Nile, 90, snow stem flag ship, at Devonport. Jam. 7.—Commander F. A. Harbert (1868), to Um larelbst, 46, guansry-ship, at Partensoath. Chid Zsgl est T. T. Murray (1862 ) to be additional to the 42, at Woolwich, fur charge of the simalnery of the Baldish, when that ship shall have bees paid *I. ' libestea Assistants R. H., liebden, H. 8. Edward., T. L. Yearilyea, W. Owner. 0. Roy*, sad T. Potter, to the Chsespeam 61, screw stems [rigor. Rs* lad* sad China &atlas. se enaerimuneraries ; H. Husband to the Nile; F. W. Rd mid P. C. Smith, to the Himalaya, sew steam etas ship, at Devosport ;8. 8. Eva*, to the Arida*, U, screw steam trigs*. at Portsmou th ; H. W. Davao*, G. J. H. WCerthy, F. W. Moffett, J. F. Atifusea, W. Tiny, R. P. Tally, B. M. West, sad T. H. Flood, ft the llsrl borough, 181, screw steam ship, Meditemsamm ghettos, se supernumeraries. Assiateat-Payamater Z. A. M. Cbdhm, b the Ulm • Acting Third•Ciius Assistant-Rnginons W. W. Smith, to the Asia, 84, guard shiti u t Portsmouth, as supernumerary; J. (Jordon, to the Well , 72, guard ship, at Devonport, se supernumerary; J. demon, to the Conqueror, 101, screw steam ship, at Dovonport ; sad P. M'Alhotor, to the Firebrand, 6, paddle-wheel steam frigate, * Portsmouth. WOOLWICH, Jag. 9. In accordance with an Admiralty order received at Woolwich Dockyard this day, Mr. Penfold, simotintant to the establishment, has been superahnusted on a retiring mission of 6004 pee worn. Mr. Penickd has been Iltry years in government service, having been appointed accountant to Woolwich Dockyard about Am years since, at 6001. per annum. The Baroma, screw frigate, is ordered to be launched at this yard on the 10th of March, and the launching ways are now being prepared. CHATHAM, lan. 9. In order to procure the neemeary space for the ex tension of this dockyard, the Lords cd the Admiralty hem rtovrzeinonos to the Mayor sad corporation of the city of Rochester, se conservators of the river Medway, that they intend stopping up 111. Marrs Oriel tie the restrea side of the dockyard, and converting the whole of the Wad thee =hied into extensive docks and stoma bed= the foonda none for which will be szeented by convicts. PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 9. The Wanderer, 4, screw vemel, Commander Peat*ll, arrived at Bpitheed this morning from the Medi terranean. She left Malta ea the 17th of December, and strived at Gibraltar on the lOW having experienesd heavy leaJiltes left Gibraltar as the tad Instant, bred light winds, on the deb sad 6th instant to a heavy gale, which c7atraZ: some time, sad did considerable damage to the ship. The Arias" 32, saw Meats, Captain E. W. Vessittert, seated this atoning from the eastward, and saluted he tag of the Oemsainder-in-Chief, which compliment was adreowledged from the Victory. The Monne, 17, eerro sloop, Commander W. Graham, sailed this morning for Portland. The Readarusetthos, 4, steam Mere ship, also sailed tar Woolwich, with sapirsamereries. TEI COIIIIIIOI4L DOCK ONKPAITY. The directors of t4e Commercial Dock Company have isaaed the following report, in anticipation of the half-yearly meeting called for the 19th Mat. : septet tithe lewd et directors of the Commerold Dock .61 do the yeapdatora at the half-yearly general meet- Jam - 13: mmesibmease hove the pismire to report that the mem eltsserp ef shappina which has entered the docks daring dte year 1169 Mos again carded that in ally prwrices year. The 6elleeiag b the summemt of ships and tonnage: Ir . Tana. Wood has 241,811 Fireweed 92 39,227 Cora 6lO 96,919 Vim-body se 17,10 Light BAIL OLARiNiON ON RIFLE CORPS. KdeATLXO'B COUGH LUZ LNG Maided= .—w OM MIMI pomme demem, fsil .fearbp e. meteibme emeemobem grewef UM ebee 111damM. Met wawa, IT veldt's. se at 41 Om. b.v. , s tmn ewe . Ihiggiaj .emt •hirial UM Illt AIM •I•tel sns.ss .us s ctrl Sul l'OUda WiIiYUICA. Mad p ilis el Iftflec ow mil se of carat a meet nr add. itnweil sod I. Iduk 1.111.. end us, 3... L. 4, el .mi 1m . • 1 met...lr W%U. eb ..e. •. 111. A. Panr.dhwely ant 11 imolai. lm SURK CU/M.—LAM mums ABT H Anc LISA mteemt ceelleleg lbe bream Rind. the bah. ti/ osems. mst imissm. to siehllme he be the We imealse haw .16.4 neer., weak I. mamma area Wm. 110441•11 , It 'p.m.,* ems whin OM WINOWIIII an ...Meets yea the Sea Plevele=leeslae_ lt , ”m-ber em.smemeMe awe rear , e 4 4mee. or vim dem h.' p terelemsewr lOW %J. ons T IA& =.1 ... ,b7 • mete. ,Its %1 :bl..b. e sta. b.... a - amr"= • Ammar. be rem est Yana me Oedema. lOZKAU*B COPAHLNIS or MUCK/MAUD r A h 1 14.14 -erveike realist. gm derma es bag raw WI admin.*. an 4 s nundove Owls i:S s aad anon "."„ 1 P•IK 1101 ORM 4.l•llMali K. kw assmaal s ___•*Q...• 11k.... ear owils aindli 6. 7..... to 1i..-.9•110ae. all Oa aalla"" S :11.11 ...lamb.. Mosel er hob at tlellilft um C le gl.. . n... .... 4 Wei* la se4 Ur Looks lopiehlsOgs.. .'.......• Wei l OW al row • mew tie are et filassia 1 k Pa re wl I Lamm . ^ Iwo 31••• .' .1 awl Dig. 10. WA I._ vel.en. *WIWI. two i•• pew MM maw P l ow 18 " . I r 5 V..... 4 .. Ein. door se roma eit ~woo MB alp rit 5. 1 . .. 6 180. lg pm,. 1... ft . m Y. JoilLlClll. ft Eli L. mole . 11. R. IC liiMillk ran% all = SIMIN. asiiilift 42PaCTACLE6, improved by HARM tad lON, I:, or ..• mid* dr ddr now am* Ir susk VIGII arises et Ur : 080. Mr grors. bac, M. add Arm drilriarrd liver rear A * Orr lionr • aw& Pm Irrr - Tmul sad ir a Ordrume re ormolu Or Mar Herm Soft Mobs. maim aleMpli. 1,309 414,922 on lactose of 97 Alp sal 13,452 tons over the year 130 The stook of wood is oorwiderably larger than in the erosion' year, ani the granaries have been on worily full. Ths new system of memento mail a more rapid mode of collection have been in owed= &tin the post half.ysar, sad are hind ee work edema topeesly to the company. Mach inimemeedoece ksvlag ken ezperleaced by the timber matio is the &Bowies of dew hos Ile Cocks ewlsg to the position of the Mae Mbg so far rem red from the that& rods, the directors hare under their scrims coosideration the secessity of making a sew exit Into the Theme from pond No. 6, under the provisions of their act, posed in 1861. Being advised, however, that the powers of compul sory purchase of land required fur the purpose hare already aspired, they ham taken the preliminary noasurm mess- eery for procuring an act in dissenting masks of parMimest, 'abject to the approval of the proprietors, for extending their powers to the year 1863, in which act also they propose to Melo& other objects thought desirable ter the interests of the company. The direwors recommitted that a dividend be declared for the half.year of 2i per oat., tots of Memo las, upon the capital stock of tie , and that the same be payable at this aloe as and after Y asdsy, the Rl* lest. Tbe following geottetwen go out of elk, this day, via., R. Carter, Esq., J. Nix, Esq., W. Tonle, Raq ma P. Rol; Esq., Creams ; sad J. H. NM, Esq., auditor, and being duly qualified offer thscsasime for roolactkm. Predk. Charlea Owasso, Req., beteg also duly qualified. hiss off,red himself for Weetiun as auditor, is the *se of W. 0. Whalman, Esq., resigned. DNA/ AND DUMB ABTLUX.—The half-yearly gene ral orsetlag et the triesda of this eld•establbbed obaril wee hid yeeterday et the Leedom Tams. Mr. 'wish Drew, leservarer, teak the DLit et twelve eV**, when the Wastes of the hit nestles were lead sad remsd. Els Royal Mame the Prime Coareart sae re-eiselai gattem, ad lY 0r... tha Dalai of llsadesolt eras doled pedant. The etatimmet eNIIIMD em esbo VeM , are hdlewbg resalb :—Aammei 1.4641. M.; lb salleariptiese, Mk Ili.: %Pa% . 7e. Id. ; tamales& bean ehrelt, RAW be. tL ; seer assrsillal 4.. Id. • whom k e y* tereard LINK I& id. ,• 1221171. 7a. ; sgseblt. a, 7221. & Ili • euethese .oeseria. 1,87111. Rh.; balsas la teat, ta. 3d. Thee ere 207 &Sim la the saylemr, leralth mad larpremmeat err ezetrallagly rat& assery. The Calishmaa emmemased go the Derby. SW ben; mad Webs* emeshalese keg* sagammial the teeth &egos the pot year. meths them gamessisi le the @teethe .1 thirty eillimmehoima lags am& Ran= girl. • sne of Urals le the rira Imbilei the Imp ...limp` ROYAL Fan Roams, 0111 • 114213140aDr The amber et Wire* renewed at ilamlag as 1 nark maw Jam. 7, MO, le 2.3lBol thie alit OS sus ow seen. A very numerously attended and influential meet ing was held yesterday evening at Mr. Carey's Lecture-hall, Watford, In furtherance of the extension of the Watford or 'tad Hertfordshire cage, the Earl of Vim! Liu, lord-lieu lomat of the amity of awaked, in the chair. Among the miasma and pallemen present were the Earl of Clarendon, Lord Ebe, sad Lad Rultaby. The Re dd Cimaisramt la moving a resolntka said, the rely power tree which damps could be expected was France, sad he was the Lm own to say that the rater of that nation meditated say coon inimical to ths interests of this country. Oa the contrary, be believed that the Emperor Napoleon coneldered a vex with England as likely to be dangerous to himself, sad productive of hilarious Went on the propene of civilisation. The Emperor wee a Lad of peat esgecity, and possessed experience that had been dearly bought. Whes wee the imprison he derived from the Roadie wart' The lesson he learnt then (IM lordship was betraying no confidence, the opinions o f oh o Emperor b o lo g well lumen) was that they ought to be able at a given time and a given day to awry the premiss amount of forces required to any given plat, and he dmermiaed that la future France should not be :without the mesas of transporting 60,000 men. He was quite right la determining that tbe armies of France should be placed la a state to uphold the poaidon of the nation, and he had been enabled to send oat 100,000 men in an extraordinary short space of time to octionnesoe a gigantm war. Now they could sever look with Winnows o• the ;milk* of affairs cm the other side of the Chesser, which might now be mid to be bridged over ; sad, without hatendleg Mime to my other sedan, thezi e l ! mil • Eari demenehted that they would ace be dent oe the geed will er awitable imenticam of any govern ment or cosaMeadea olgovammerate whatever for the 'sea rity of thin shone. If the amperes Napoleon had beat killed la Italy (he wee beam, end owatintially exposed himself), how did they !mew dim the at gemenneat, pommel* ail their powerful messes, would cononus to eneertain the ease friendly matinisaw t There ware certaie Meads of Amos who said that all this preparation was totally vaeallei fur sad onarreseemy, as we always ham fell sodas of say meditated Marko, tied should such an sties lapsed would rise as was an. Now, the complete cionditio• of the Frew& army sad the reestaces at Fracas, it would be Meer imbed*, is the part if that government if they allowed lours to slaps der a de oleratioa of war without taking deehlve seep, sad he would sal thee if these w hems weld act be glut to mar !won hem. TM Holm of the pee* of Menial would be Itka the Nag of • Sock el sheep; without meek without deociPllme t wolf told,wepewered. they would be bat trove ma nabs( to ounals imoSsuiss; but who they eelw alrided ed agrppai as Weis' mil is Jr . pribb. (WS dims) (Stamped id. Additional.) ELECTION INTBLZIOBNCB. BRATIINO. Teittofday tv toYdWlaa tt oaadiliatoo to supply the vow" in lb ingelsolatha mid by the ele. Wks of Sir IL B. ladom, the loth lidfolitar-Owassat, M f the judicial besok Y the 00W of Osillain !two took Owe la the Tomball. In tiff wind tlealliae have been led eight of in the 411 . alsgalbg oer daillether the reptamaidiaa shall be or Wild Ws Jew, la the pion of die lseseis Now Gan ill, se 6111 r. Wit" asambar al the addilliel else lt. 'lfbsalaa/ltiShus nary rot Male, SW stiathei ite Amid 111. Mos septoted for the weird a, he the ball tae kapik peaked. The Mode of each candidate esdjf took owes ka of the beat seats in the court, and NW lees the sodimed that prevailed that it wee with great MOW? at Wass the amtbdaem odd be Mori. Mr. H. N. Swoons (the Mem) dawned but • Mr wank only to the crowd, reassabg them to give • fair, talk sad impartial hearing to the candidate sod their Mends. Mr. kimonos" (the late Maytc) 'wobbled Sir lout* Ooldeola es a Shand pow paw to eiganot the Wee& la Fathom's. Me obeened, dro its hit st illp nods GOWN Wag • Jew aught ad r be swelled a We bath 1 outworn late goviimmti, plea all iM idea g 610 0 11 . 10 • 1101 been removed kw the Jews,wil sew neembas of that ado war Ween of t,ne=th e The Wens Wrimatelives large aod tie ephddisLeiglis set to be : Wad up wish We wadon, den they MI rot mod s o r pri sm * reposat slacks lien ins Moo ; but to repdmat Nee ) Si. sappeeted ramie hall the ground se Ida being a Jar,. ten bramm ei l l e r o IdSid till prideal *aim to be in enoontana with the 4 . lbw His WNW' Awe woos fa hansom tito heat c= the (" Moue," bbdtheses.) at wee the moody advocate of Ws and seogrooyvs re fsim—hs was the steady L ayouts of that piYdple of nos loteromelen whielehad Wen seek • then bid ea the people of this eassals7--s av wil • he wal abl i t idi siodpZie of this eramby krapiag high sad witigar is hesigners. (Oloa) BeWe'not r d h e r wed d authoseme Y elder thel • fan Wear bid woo a on end steady Wixom eo welt m wee awally assistasy tor • props: peelbau with regard Oda ( ) Bbrifreade Oedema was the advocate of • teal rood of the Wad rates, and also fa laden of an manden •if the Omahas. The., pis, the ballot was as isepereest gear Lion, sod Sir Yowls odd be Wad to be a weporter of that. (Cheat) Thu was • battle of no Wieldy kind, sod be wee glad NW the quirtion of WI sad Maims liberty was to he bold Inds paw a a Jew. (Ohms.) He had no ' doubt that the Wows of Beading would nobly rally road Ws boon of radiate liberty, Gad that to-morrow's sun would est Sir Panels GeOktodd no the member for IHr. Basal Ln ( a "MrL M , as alderman of the borough, seconded the aombattra. Mr. BOW 81110NDS, Jan., nominated Mr. Ralph Augustus Berea as a It person to represent the borough, sad it was wooded by Dr. Cowan, who that he a Jew to owe forward to seek to rowed Ois oonetitnog was to_ place Woolf in • Wee and awoke' position. He would lay that the leaders of the liberal paw, Wild be absolved them kw say Wad hthation, bad ad the is. protically committed • great Walt apes the ormettinew of Beading. (`'beers sad uproot.) He ondataised that everyvoter was upon to decide la this malt tho gam and tondamaatel quietism at isone—aamely, to have either • rasa • who admits or alma Chrietisaitze. He hoped that *ray man would eke with him his conaiense le the poll, sad sot act from mere party pompoms. He would cemolade with this exhor tation from Smipture, " He that heaoureth me, him will I honour; and he that WOW me shall be despised." flic timorous U. GOLDIMITD was greeted with loud cheering sad hires, and was so ark latempled at times that he could rely be heard through the howl atarpositioas of the nayor. He replied to the Wisdom which in the opa lne Wenbe urged aphid • kabobs returned to rewind the borough to parliament, and observed that eminent Claistines, adding wised polatio, stateemea, alm•gymen of the Church of Enema, end dissenterkhad restonnor opinions la favour of the sangria of Jaws to the legis lature, and quoted from a speech delivered by the late Sir R. Peel in 18411, hi which that peat leader of the conservative party stated that it wits ucheoomiug a Christian nation to parse oat, the Jews, by continuing to exclude them from parliament, whilst they were called upon to exercise the functions of other great and importsat offices In the state. This contest, he remarked, was to be fought, mot upon political, bat epos religions grounds, sad there bed been sought to be rand against him an obsolete prejudice. (Cheers.) So far as the electors were concerned, lati knew that the great majority was in his favour—(oboes and upreer)—but the effort was made to withdraw suppose from him in the ay of Christianity being in danger. Unless he apparent. wen prepared to condemn the thousands of their fellow Christians who had supported the admission of Jews to_parliement, the sentiment which had bra put forward by Dr. Cowan was many we that could not be supported in any assembly of smielble men. (Cheers.) The religions aspect of the piastre was argued at length with great ability by the speaker, and he contended that as both the houses of perkusest, mad that, too, under a oceaurnave government, lisa removed the remnant of disabilities attaching to the J ewe, it was too late to raise the cry that they were not eligible to take • part Is the legislation of the country. (Cheers.) After aselsring himself in favour of an ekes/dos a the frandliket, of the Octal abolition el the shush rates, and at the ballot, he caw el ..ded by calling upon the electors to maintain the great principle of civil and religious freedom by Wanda' him as their member to parliament, (The boa. gentleman sat down amidst cheering and groom) Mr. Believe was loudly Wad, and droordent pores followed. After replying to sans persona remarks of pre vious speakers, he went on to my that las should have been much totter *Walled If hie ben. opponent had given them • fuller expositios of his views apes well of the kakis topics of ma dry. He coateaded that notwithstanding par liament had decided upon the admission of Jews, it was the duty of constituencies to maintain the distinctive principles of Christianity. It would be absurd, In the year 1300 fur him te state that they had no right to returns Jew to parlhunent—(cheers and " we will")—bet all he argued was that they would do wmag and sot unworthily. (Cheers end upeose) There wee not • wonderfully wide difference be twee Dam upon political questions. People were not aware that they had immtnenoed the year under an atmo sphere of prosperity. Owing to the Ira and wawa% policy of the lam government—e' Oh, oh")—when the war broke out between Prance and Austria, this country was kept from being driven into that struggle, which perhaps would have overwhelmed as in ruin and destruction. Af.the present mannet, wok was the elasticity of our commeres, from the pesos, that our imports this year exceeded than of former yore by thirteen millions. (Cheers.) The funds were steady, the rate al discount low, railway sham were a grows , dividend then err, labour was well employed whet, tikes, wee the goat wadies which they had to decide f The only ay raised was that of civil ad religions liberty. (Cheers.) He reiterant that it became their duty to stand by their principles of Chi-healthy, and not allow theta to be Woo wad by the return of one who did not acknow ledge Christianity. ("Hear" and uproar.) Mr. Benson went on to discuss politics, end stated that he was In favour of an extension of the franchise to 81., the Name ea proposed In the bill of the late government, but he could not support the ballot, which he conceived to be a very =- English mods of voting; and ea to chunk rates, their abolitioe he was opposed to, but would like to see suck an adjustment as would enable dissenters, upon their signing a paper expressive of their conscientious objection to them, to be relieved from their payment. He alluded to the speech of Mr. Bright, at Birmingham, on Saturday, end observed that some of the principles enunciated by him—and especially the remark that working men should keep up their argargantions for the paper of obtaining their poli tical rights—were unworthy of any statesman. (Rases and cheers.) Mr. Benson observed, in conclusion, that whatever might be the result of this contest, he should be able to look back upon it with some malefaction, sod act lath shams at having avowed hlsioelf as a Christian and a coaservativs. (" Oh,' and Meese.) The MAYOR took a show of hands, and It wa' declared to have been in fever of Mr. Now A poll was demanded for Sir Praia Ookhodd, sod it will opera at eight o'clock this (Teseday)maralag, sad dose at four. Three cheers were given for the mayor, sad the assembly, which was the most uproarious for may years at • notamiloo, dispersed. DURHAM. The election at Durham, c Jneequent upon the ap pointment of Mr. Atherton to the office of doliator-General, took place yesterday. Mr. Atherton MU returned without opposition. In returning thaoks the hon. and learned gentle man said that he did not know more of the motets of the *shiest than another men, but he did expect that when the governmeat reform bill wee brought before parliament tt would be found to be a straightforward and practical mea sure. He reitenited his opinions in favour of the W and that from past lamattable esperisaos hemight have exploded that the vexed quie tism of church rates would have been brought to a close this mimic's. The horizon of foreign politics did not look elem, bat be was amain that the eleetore of the city and die public of the tioantry would approve of the policy of Lord Jolla Ram& to act snowing this wintry to be a party to say attempt to restore the Italian princes. COORT OF ALDIRMIN.—The Loa Mayor pre. sided over a mut of ablates, held yestarday at °Walla. for the papor of rearivtai preseatatetos from the verbs. tratdarthui as et. Thomas Day for the stood= of the L esert at mums emelt he the year 1810. The preasillap ' won meg haul, s! devoid of goal [TWOPENCE. ALDEZIN.dN SALMONS, A P., AND HIB Drat evening at sight o'clock a crowded publio seestiag of the electors and non-electors was held at the Literary Latta* Orsettwich, for the purpose of hearing IS madam boa ANeeea flaionions, M.P., who attended to maw with b woothweeas relative to those public questions whielt H wy to mow the 'Manion of the legislature Cube Isoabg arias. The ask woo cosopisil by Dr. Paws PeILYIII, of Meek heath, who Melly wined to the oser cooties ey Albania Salome dams bis elesl so a yroet that he hal redwood Ms to ast with the pert blind party in the Ease of Aldine= filaudiows, LP., who wee well ratived, de =red he MOM aim br the paged ef andwriag with hie imartitawile *WY hew ildi Or Idle reedit dor the pest. With mud it the geed of imam a ember to the &wore= oxigred—es the e. Itaperer of Prease bad dense to make i s i o n t e k . lo own aessall—!e thought it would =tojet take *de sodas, and that this country sof low lhiperhitee peeved that di civil ems were bed allowed to take *de owes =woo, sad the adlidly would this sided *de owe done of go rmand& Re believed that the peopl e/ tide emery were *to= of yeses, bat present state a Europa, and alto the =venom of aim= it was a= desatial that we should be folly prepared foe ma attack to. say quarter. Be would *atm= woollier* be mai* Wad with the French nadm--w= were, to feet, geed oustonwre for our produothes—ead it was to the intend of both made= to act in canoed, but It we only • wise per assiliall that we should not assess the ofildowiyi dour re' and amp. Be beped the whole pop*** wadi Lora hew to de a nib, add by this means we should ponied a meet hreindble dekedve force. The war =di Chi= was a= aw,sedsdng fad, and we weld =I get out at It. Whoa* it nosightly commenced, or whether the combiastica with was a wise step, were other ode** . It wee evident ' thatt the Chinese had no Intention to ra yea the treaty Mads with Lord Elgta, and they would m od= the poweithment of their treschs7. Timber; the sow makig and the activity it blob derailed ror th- dockrard• and enenals, he did not rat id s pate str a l =Woe of tmatics, and the tax, whit h this prit, would no doubt be ton led. The •Ity ion referral to the question of direct or rot taxation, cad witdederd hie **end ci abs latter The greet odd= of paellsoesatary retorts had beon ly dimmed, 4 ........ dm bed bees 100 hag la the dams. Ha beim= That a Mona bill would be framed qt. the prin ciple of a seatpramise. It would not satisfy dine of =memo *Ma. Mt web a bill most eldelety *stela yea Vidoei for ea extendan of the frendild, • revision of east titnencies, and 'eddies far abs voter. When the bill aas intro duced he elaseeld be happy to mess his demi* eau, and emir with than upon the several cinema. Bs this radioed to the dorm* taxation inflated by the Yetroyeillea Board of Wed* lad upraised. hA opinion, that the =nib= of that hued mead to be diresekr dieted by the ratepayers. Atm alleilas to other heel essestioaa, Alaimo' asionswe tundaded by eangratularing dse inha bitants of thse dimbial less tbie world of an sosseament of she grawnewst esteldhimenis. _ __ _ Oa the aura et Mr. Bess, asetailed by Mr. egos axes, the drake at thesestise were aaeglasaly frhea to Aldo/ rem Weser it W Z= Ned ceseieleat gadget dad* the Li miss et tie ateoterrareesesber Mir adtreerelldesee la ERIOILITION PROM LIVERPOOL IPW NIAL The official returns of the emigration boa Liver pool during the year just closed have new hoes oesepleeed at the Government-office ; and although, as compsehen with the yeer preeedlog, the number, in the swipes de-met spa pear to vary very naterisily, the varieties - in the lide el OM& grades to th e dffinint countries has been meet searksil. The total number of " under the set" who hare taken their departure rom ]Grey during the twelve months just elapsed have numbered (inclusive of cable passenger,) 68,036, against 70,466 in 1868, being a decrease of 2,441. Hur1.8 29.9 the past year, to the United States, 168 ships, of tonf te , sailed, with 1,661 cabin end 47,137 steerage under the " against, is 1868, 167 ships, of 17 8 4f e t r olt, with 1,446 cabin and 43,180 steerage parse- gars, being a falling off of about 300. In short Alps," not "under the act," or submitted to government Mimeo lion, 143 vessels sailed in 1859, with 6,203 cabin sad 2,283 steerage passengers. These " short ships " include all tra vellers by the Cunard, Canadian, and African mail stemners, &c. Te Canada the departures numbered only three weals, " under the set," of 2,359 tone, with 644 steerage persa gen, against, in 1858, 7 ships of 8,027 tow, with cabin and 1,934 steerage passengers. However, in 1869, " short ship " carried to the Casaba provinces 1,968 cabin and 2,118 s .rage passenger& To the Australian colonise the greatest falling off has been exhibited, scarcely more than two-thirds the number of emigrants having left the Mersey during the past year. Fifty-two ships, of 72,189 tans, sailed to Victoria, with 508 cabin and 9,883 steerage poseragers, against, in 1868, 68 ship, of 90,888 tone, with 690 &An and 16,662 steerage passengers. To Hellman@ 18 "short ships " took their departure, with 32 cabin and 333 stowage mangers. To New Smith Wales 9 ships, of 10,164 Mae, sailed with font cabin and 3,476 steerage pastengeas, the great proportion being government emigrants (despatehed by the Colonial Land and Emigration Commiseimsers) &past 9 vessel., of 9,679 tons, with a like number of cabin and 3,466 steerage peoesagera,—being a slight improvement over 1868. Only 6 cabin passengen were ocaveyed to New South Wales in " short ship" during the year. To South Australis 3 ships, of 2,448 tom, were engaged in the oseveyeass of 1,062 government eraigausts, against, is 1861, 6 vessels, of 6,181 tons, with 1,991 ptheengers, also at the expense of the Emigration Commisskiten. None canted ost tt "shat ships." A festers which distinguishes last yeses Liverpool emigration has been the despatch of 6 vowels, of 6,704 toss, which canted out 104 cabin end 1,31 T Maw pseasomes—the same number of sailinp with pea ngers digest being heretofore unheard of. To the Cape of Good Hope the departures comprised 4 vessels, of 2,860 tons, with 7 cabin and 993 steerage passengers, spinet, in 1868, 6 ships, of 6,420 toes, with It/ cabin and 2,069 steerage the latter in both years Wing sent out at the o m en ial expense --the selections of the commissioner In London, the Hon. William Field : 10 cabin passengers were, in addition, " short shipped " to the Cap s of Good Hops. To the Era ladies 3 ships "under the act were despatched during the second half of the pmt year, with 1,644 st p steerage ommies, ell poldiers' wives and elalden (which canhar a g be clamp as passengers), sad 13 " short ship' riled. with 96 able and 20 steerage paeseneets ; the unfortunate Asteringtoa, which has put into the Brazils, with 66 deaths :=l"lthe passengers, and captain and mats poisoned, was the forum class. In addition to the foregoing, the following "shat ship" have riled during the year .—To Amick% 26 /hip, with 980 rabbi and 88 steerage passen gers; to Atria:4 12 mail steamships carried 296 cabin passen gers; to the West lodise, 6 vessels, with 39 cabin pasarigers; to New Bruisawisk. 3 ships, With 31 cabin and 3 steerage ' pamegers; to Nova Scotia, 1 cabin and 4 steerage paean ' pee • to Prince Edward Island, 9 cabin passengers; and to Chin's, 4 cabin peosengers ;—raeldnar mood total, " ander the act" and " sot under the sot," of 10,103 cabin and 71.662 steerage-81,75.5 pamengers, or an average of nearly 7,000 souls per month sailing from Liverpool. With the ex eeptione of the melancholy losses of the Royal Charier Po ' mina, Indian, 5:c., there have been no features callizi for particular notice in glancing at the etnigratioe for the year, which doses, u usual at this 555505, at shiest its dolled plat. TEE LONDON MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. -- The @testae of a series of musical and dramatic entertainments wee given last evening at the London 'decimate.' Institution. The progrewone on the preceding blonder included a variety of soap sad dose, with reohations, together with the repre sentation of one or two dramatic scenes by members of the elocution class in connexion with the institution. Coesider able teats we everted both in the selection of the pieces and is their execution. The performance let evening was wholly dramatic in character, and the performers appeared upon the platform In stage costume. The first mere in troduced was the well-known comedietts, The Loam of a Lover, the pleatentrieri of which elicited much laughter from the audience. The part of the stolid Dutoh man was very well eustained by Mr. Cosgrove, Gaff the correspond's( part of Gertrude alp eery carefully played by Miss Lienis Howard. The second piers we a somewhat heavy comedy, termed Charles King, which was brought out at the Olympic Theatre leveret years since. Its authoress, Mrs. Emilie Hoicroft, eastained the principal part on the pent 00Cliii011. The period is laid in the reign of Charles 11., and the plot turns on the gallantries of the cone, with a elosereernblanoe to the plot in Aiwa of the rook. I.a, awes opportunity is afforded to the performers to appear on the pliable in the gsy costume of ruffle( gallants decked in crimson doublets *tubed with gold lace, with heavy plumes to match. The performance ormeleded with the popular farce of John Dobbs. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAT.—WINTER COMM os LaCrueas.—The succeaswhich attended the early winter creme of literary and scientific lectures delivered at the Her s.ctroes terminus up to the latter part of December het, has ahead the committee of the Great Northern Railway Literary lestitatkin to arrange for a second winter wares, h w as hich jet ie bter wmis tsesed, and on too the mpri n ee th s le i o ns tures t. Thsupon programme r i Tr e ter Eale by Dr. J. Daniell ; Napoleon 111., by Mr. J. Jack. eon; Rum ledlasees sod Early Impressions by Mrs. C. L. Bakal ; Pie doge from Pickwick, by hit. GeorpGrosmajth, do. The ewe will be brought to a close on the WM Neel by a eseeert to be give by the Glee sad Meerigal meeilished in couneetion with the company at Z el e-orses. Subject toe nominal admission fee the whole at do reihray feoployis of the metropolis are invited to these uatartsboautur. It is understood that the (Ilse and Society have decided to give a public concert in sidilitaffig foie of the Great Nathan Hospital, Peatouvil4e, putica• trlai will be duly orsoussmi. 6. CLICAVER:TOILET SOAP, Is. per lb., XXI •to ter; r i r r be W et X toellirl. egoism 11001 e rra nel 111 01011 Illep 1. X re X. Sid use•Areet. tieiteisoe ORM/AS TOILETTE REQUISITE sad in XXX 01R.-00ext ao moo WAN el lame sod • Imeibbebbit M 00 .! 0 • 0 9 mob .1 be laolOod_Pf*o4l