The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-16 00:00:00

! I ./ ~' ~~~ f :~,~~ ~~~ ~~~ VER , • •••- 1 7 7;: , ,, 1111 4 ,11 4 M world* , m Am.. 6.14 cwt,euditrivo 'lnv* •vim I ,nt rahrr in th,n.• current lust ram go Ay • ug.vt,7.ls. ; to •i. .!....r. 'AI: ...1 M)t. ; :*.. ; *. ; 111.4110 11% b. to 1,4 re lute hron bn with a r..thrf rid etalll it+ 14 the act lies A the quantity ..t14641 lb 1411 a 11.0.1114111 twat, hat al tree .. a fait amnia% sth the low miles 1.. bee bees rota better .malitiet. sfee.itans W hue. lator* have lake. .1 1 ,0 AUIVA ; aa4 • .al l'araaan. Il''l Islam. via esitet erase this able take IMO ea pat. I.t.—Then• liat an.l littlr noore Ul.. fill rpuit grrrt At!Teri Iwo , * 1.44 1.4 010 Or.. '1 • 4,4 f..r il.e 111.1 is M .D.Ls%). bvfore 'ilk', tie 'AMID II MAI krt. There is 110 V ad !fon rAkutte , so. hArtlly say r kith rates "dock • b..r• 1.-rultea in the X &whereto, Ir.rre from A. the... en to hood melee reepeolto' ',du% . Prime an bet. Lae rot hem th, w. The hews I th”ugh wow few r awe'. awl other of clow 0.1 lailt week rt. aciVal.k . tl ..1 than the t rAtio .re rr.um.vl tiluir ighth nee in the price. of this a foreign, Athol:4h eduction. Malting eles rate... tams at a tan rather cheaper. ; foreign. 2.17 s .Ire. ills. Indian corn, ;16 racks ; foreigu, her i. very damp w lath causes the Then• was a small buyers ; twit nine Nti" were otfeettd, .ptilitiva. Harley, Ih..ins more offering :;76. Uld. to :VI: y of wheat at oinfi w in favour of the/ . i. si9r. Them wan( ling tine made full , 31s. to 335. Bea a dull market lb been 1 1 11140 ID en On wheat, ina:rin 144 • ilerlitiv E eatdlolrerl, but in I either a better la- .. per plaricr WNW to. al both dull, and Arley remain without The marlin is iii ▪ ryditiral uneertal this a isb, fat n at indices din tinly a I tid b • are rather Ch Inn. No elissgs i - Whim qrs., at 370. 71.1. . at 435. 11d. ; Ills ' s West AstrArt , Sid.; Davison in. Fad Aeiwet ; Wells Lod IT ma, 17s. 9d. •; Walk Tusstsll. las. 61 • lartlepnol, 17..:11. Is Emil Booth Kenos ea. • Wink 1...., IJs. ; Cams ',wool Auld Dairy d,l';. *No T !AA asailite lIMI 1, 6 a s it ass 4)4 216 /C 4 Ca 41 IU to n.Ol 1/3/ 1 IA AO DI ND DNATBS. musAock hill, the 4 , 4 f. I.faivelp , C O.IISCe, Ma or, Atkin. n.l, utse d e.ba:htes Ihaurrort, Abe 'rite I. hotfoot. 04 4.11 r elk al C. 11. MOW, 16 . •112. ' 6ristsl. Uss lab of Sir. o - Aropr, 114444444 4 . 1 v. ar flpeophout SOCANW* •4•11. 44 • ma. model. %Nub thumb. Jsro, litriz e sad 1) A It e 11 at Christ t A. si ener'ort l . et. 4% Ilarltiosk. 1. A V. mato. 11. • I T eft. II A.. IM Pry 414144h1f0, Iu Cashu m. Ero4 of nt. NAO . hs torish rbarrb. Ler AS 11. 41 10 ' nil • r 1.4.1.1. W 1 . 41.1. A 6..41 Enr4r, 141 1 / 1' ley. $4 .Owl ' t • tomes. innfla' loshri. dwatl apit.sh I luithara.. r lit .N. 1% 4 0 , ' •••11h0 ••• 1 47. fraata••• 44011 Ilww. Toltbr". • :no num a 1 6 0 : .4ga. molar. arm wrisolior` rm tNII. ROYAL ST. JAMES'S THEATRE: On sod attar the 2Mb December neat dna Theatre lOU be tinder the management of Mr. GEOltOk VINING In active preparation tor ehrislaima, a Nam Clanicat Mythologtod Mar- D~ W! Rn~taeon Extravaganza. gentled PL/MMAM and ANDROMEDA, „ ART UNION of GLASGOW.—LONDON ra. IIItANCII. 1111. Teleburehoereek City. Tile LISTS tor the Jesoret yew trill shot* CUM The XllgravlV o l s ow reaft furivery. Ilitheeriptior reseived sod every Ilia opellestio• J. GOUT Bliorrnma, Nes. See. tee Leedom. ART UNION of OL♦f3OOW. IMPORTANT A N ()GROW:RIM TRIG %MITT Ms mw bona INCoRPOZAIRD by MORAL CR A KTRIL iit.ccaitor, burr other orriorr soullrou Ills low of by which ormmilbaro trios pour rut the Fo cio malttng tbo seloctke Itr Iliarstro for _public ultiblUoo. n. SILO, IMO elllithe proo T, re PPM DOOM bor. Tr ourestriou lilt wilt aim au Istarp. Ike tla. tar T ES CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. NITIAOIDINIANT ATTIACTIONIS The Preprilre. et Ws heildisei Asirlave much pilaw, la suaawasiss mippows• at NIL ODORON ZOLOON, Whew tebottehle dellassieu w ININ Ilk and chstscter is the three et pommel adideelles. minis. WOOD sad SON will elm eceittbut• la the iNeuemist et the visitors I. their NIODO whelles up with • peculiar TeDelehareem lavealkia - lb. NULL'S SUN 110. Ifferramme alio eempelese asteclacese tram the reed J. opium lie asesallsbbe Into et the =eft lamtly, sed 4f J. e at lea r l aa 17'd BLONIIIIN ON THE JILTING WIZ& TIE 011i&TINT WO InUt OP TIE DAY. el& $ radelp et ether amides. THE LONDON PAVILION, TiCHDOSNLOSIII7, tip et the W via 0 Illaymatual. Opts at 7.--itihalseton ht. and la Eli Bowling- WI %26 ILL ODOM, Modal Director . L LOIAL mit C. SON 7HAMYRD, fropleten A. A LIXANDZICB CILEBRAT ALA= [ODs 1W Awl SALAD BOUM Ilelabliiel S ISTICM/011114111121T, PkiedUly. Opposils lie =AM. PIIILIOSICAL BALI of V0171.111T sad MOWN& MR. J. C. EITZVENB will MILL by AUC TION. M Greg Beak Etsielweek Owes& ijeires. Deseabror 11, at II preeivele Awn the TIM of coolie POULTRY sad PIODOr w met vissinewl lidavevile yank tbs ideudoee—Oli view the sicerindsrh o Ind belt BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK (111•44: e b i rl e a . r restlrtni on Liana, sat. ar Ocntas. U m. In by for the teen Netion.—Onnwre =o .B mlninmnir Ara the grain* Ms *war pi Wen and tint ma balls ban tins address on tint labet, Z. peal ttttNYtld . CU/. Le.. vlinne Ymay be mil rat" awl M met drib, ss vaiders, sintinine. fa, YOn Mined ILlngitan. Inks la, pot MOW. E" ACELLINTIiIIIJOITITELI COI7RANTE. MODEM MIL= I so 111"—W•T/1111. IRON sod 11110611.= Mu boaii ell ht • lloot-elso Nodal et the /lab II by She ihallillaa lavlle as. =ll6 to No alle" = lll.ll o l o l lr i aar iftlir ood loam= soortrot el .Ir A =go so U. poise. WATIONNVION•ad 1110GDWAIsimIlha ====y, Ira th W.M. IkOollohaa LA ITlllt Aaisys " =111•1111 SD J *se IL sooh. NB. Ms alabllsloo= doss at • la Mr sad as Molordoss s 4 1 =hock. CIBISIWAI PaidiNTlL WNI =CHI and ELM'S ESTABLISH iIms avregisie with s lame sad welladdetdd wort. INNAcehi ea AJITICLIIII And WM =IFTATION. liindiad DaddIUNG BAWL TIA "" MtNG diellavaideenrind Wel Table seta, Antique Innasen Maybe sad Channen Chad c Misidis iP" Novettles la Orman Work Btu" Q Isehealre. due% Darn= sox= rid IMMO CASik ta sands sad 1202•000 Lather, 20 &Mersa{ Item sad dips. land lpi with rail laidali sal Chubb leeks ; Quad / • dinialat disseke. POSTABLI minute add DRUMS CAII2II, drab Oren Omens We die fies, Wicker Limbos liselosis Opertlinatvin dad et llsein, n ill W LIN Wise =kis et Ur Ads Is. dd. ends 1111W1310110011 Amnia In ditto, le esniain bode 1111•Welansalln Is. Id. Oa lilipilasan Wiadelltdds NS Ms 00 00021420102. 4,. Leadealiaa4Ned. add Ult lasaddne" Leaden. itstradthad HAM LYON lAA *HIP? i ON Tailors,- Wallas le shwa 10 e le Ike TIOVIIIIMARTMINT. Amy Who'd p elebllibeee assons awl " .ate Ikea esesei be eseelled. IA A West Sleek . Ikelelme WLJTI& °VIACOM'S deeps ea Yob el MAN°, eppelle If rim MA MR. WIMP_ (ALM= NUMB MILES) xsw ADTUDIN AND WIJT ROCK kr ke Werilkised Stoke ANWIA ks. MUSD= Is saw rookie NM ready kr nue kooks were coI=4 I. 77 O NU•A Irisiskkedinrels maout mil "Ws krassred penra ImallerksVgliZadrer *kg la ble row lIITABLIIIMED PILDIWAST. 111 k. LATEST NOVIIILTY.—Tbe DUNDEE WILMS& ilnairig hala COAT rad CALM Wes Ma Tar mat emilieldiar flees over threats& —To be had rely of Ma lanallusa. I. MOM aad MON, Iserbwridis sail Ilewsk• Tam. Maio% Rolm% prolora. Jim Mardra and Germirsi Oraddlera & was, aad MONO isiablisimara ire Mari Friday samba at lama UM Saturday minas ad amort, when rardned Wt alma o doer. City UNMANNieI: IN. IN, 160, Minorti. : A. 94. sks. M. ASP**. (Word strati Irma: IN. 607. £Ol. New (Mord agent : ig i t i lZ llo6ol6 • 6 6. TottookfiNtoert4old IN. I* T•StdowsiDert-mil : fat. Ibiabronal. Breakird, Yarleeirs. 'PeiDIEB. —BOWLANDIY ICALYDOR, ha OMMY astealsel Peeper%lee tor lamertai Mid Ileastt. Wag the L Chmaiselse sal Ma. The Tadao. ham It Mara {b. cheek mil the seltrare sied tallow white It basses et Ile heads sot mar. Ms at madam leillstles mod ararries ea !edam lea. sir" treekles. dleaders. Ikea sad ether weleaseas vldeattela maim It adhpemble toast. It elarlates all the SIGIOIB 4111 elbeate ea the Yds. with ram= to cold sad beekarrear, er Ware War heat. nisi is. ed. sad la al pit, heella—deld et la latieeipithre sad by chemists sad perfume Ask kr " Itewleemit ICateder," said beware et imam sal penalise ~se oder Ur arse el " Larder." ZIECILLE INVENTION r fri trati prated Ira J LIM and talostreallis Ming% or ntovrehle Mee. wampom ash 14 4 wbsw wa YrY sr taie pbeti fief lea MM. or aserales a ram they may moire she Mmabatho a • hew Ibiwg (whisk as wearer can rattly apply% and the teeth see as immeeble lad Ombra a at Ant. thereby terbetsi thaw real per b ad with the lASI eirvlas et the Mail elms en We diamelm Mitimbe wins sr lisimam as se mor mg IsiMet waraatd awl they as weled red la •Om Imre. aerliallea swi lliamba ha ' 'waft lamellea of at seasiblisms bra. lam striate Per= mae bbeerease nagrata ale ash" sod haportset Maas% ere Mr Mars •• ea as Teeth," wash MI he liewsraed pat bee ash y amee.— , "tuevemestes : 816 bli tllgarr Ilehalege sad I set memershlk KIATINGS PALI NEWFOUNDLAND COD WM% OM = l : v s w ady bistolere. and tree boa adellonatlea lisia = bees eaelysed, reported ea, sod Illeimended Probseere add Tbromaeo, el farry's sod Tbeeends sad alto suite room* LW lialsed by Dr. DM" Pon" tette, fp the merit of the lete Dr. Peretrb, ray " The Sort ell it that ma dryad a falser, Wear, istliewea4 6o4 ebeiestses di will be Mod be yams Is • bleb dews. waft or It; sad Ilitoplet bottlik DK di; Moeda usestera-49. Pear eldirebyert Lewis& F it " Oct a' The ALTHINAIIM bas bees THILLIMCS. jags MR MIA D 01711.1.1 M= FOR CHRIRTICAR Feerpottoe, el ALL TH E YEAR ROUND, Conducted by Otani, Diem; WRIT= TOM TIDDLU GROUND. L Picking up Soot sad 7317 - ii7 Pickled up Walk al ROIL dos. V. Plcklug up a Pocket-Rook. IL Picking up LaMar lbw VI. Picking up M k§ Law deem amnia Plekhig up Tweak Casa YU. !kitbag up the Tinker. war. 12 EDWAIAD mama irlro3rs NEW MENIAL, A STRANGE STORY. WM be samplaaal Mardi. atm, A NEW NOVEL BY MIL WILKIE COLLINS Its ocameared. TMtithed la Wel* Nambora ado' si ; also la m a = Earle sad Hallt-Tirelly Velma. as 11 Welllajamatmok W.C. ; sad by *am Cbsywon mod 1211. IbrabWig, W. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1861. No. 4.788.3 11011 CALCUTTA, calling at MADRAS. —The „11" .,,s wiatiorira elippersnary . so. sMa i IZOOLDIN Flii.C . t. .dl la the Victoria Dacha London. will leave on the' auto embattle" peemmigers et and leaving Gravesend on IA Jermairy. MIL Thin newilliceni ahiP, boa exPrinnir for India nada Ms bora allwroasitly raatiwl, has Ilret-rata amen tor pawswipla. and will carry au experienced suraroa alloweeder liiirsgrrost cosilmed every biz wools by ow o the illearles tut- smiling main sbiammobil s ~ a I 51 -47=dg 1 d llseilk i~l UN IND Ole NO SU INS I. Wright . r. Mil IW lily foss 6 17 rrmi l l e ge aWIIuT 4 Oa. laU idyl* LW.: Nam AMID 11/1? Cs u altaßakesi. LC.: f at the OMCIS d w EAST DM Losnom awns() CUX/AXY Imidas. IC.. when tit• gpillemiles appelidon els soniss aims is nada VOLUM DWI, Illsoillay. AR& MOM MO RAN mod SON" (el obsinges-7.04 irommi_LOlX PACK= SAM b AULUA.—Nee Iff= fa tireell Os Wei , bake ea MONDAY. WY leemEsz_ a LITM iklagalitgo""wialmula. C N. Orarraniba: Vag 2 "IN 1111 IMI Zee sperroodethear be ell dime penipme Amok sod she t 1 m o t 2=eil us= 101 timeni. " " Vb., uweee t. M4 elei Si M 184 ledellsebbadereeL= am= by Ms Ilse sewage% esereeyed bib= bet-does be asereiebse Alm aid boa 2TERIA3D AOUTIL-00X111711110111101 botrux te AMTILAIJA. lba.. as NOM. vrentermut oa/MTAL MAN WAVIOATIOI IM PANT Ma. b»...b.,ta Ma ad yesatay NM awe albrallar. Mat• 14yat, do% %aka. Maim Claurne Ml sad ebina. ono tber A Nei Waft Swam. a flyi da ad Ma a mama : abriaa flaaa. Am, lasabay, by tam d WHO oaf Mb al abb abal Mfa Vosstess, rrmtoa . [la 0.. S Maw ad W. by as obebatats lei 11111.1•1111.61. sow mak— for tanb•r si as Or Oak M. lackabali ILC.„ ; Or- 1' MIAMI 00X1RINIOATION NlW l T l O A lLl sy lfr a t aa lp co li a =de a l og ili d = fell-puwared tree flow INamoidn iss raTs . Mares minima parawarn NMI all WMIS PROM It= POl Xl* TOM Mr& W OM . 21 /ILAMOLROO, W D.a IS. CM OF 141.7111011. W .I. 11111 . Mir:err worciadlas Wodualay. (Vibram.% U IT. aad >D plum armardlag NUr area rward pampa s a lad tstaimfts allorarlda Poweag Fo on f or Card ras, Ow Welkin Obe boa ..r7 edwrolopwar toma—For farlhar paraloak WILLIAM I/IIL&N Waiorotroot. LIMPS' ;ge &ad YAM. Q. 1./14 Wllyam Wrest. CW7. IDHILLIPP£I, GRAVRB, sad Patl•&..- L wol4eopMeb the ontiormoolleaft lined= otesattes &NW lto NOITNIDAN sad the EMI; the YYZNOID. ret havolatioentleg, Iran of the Tower. Pin. At for DRI/A412, the oCHWAN, Weems/ay evader. Dee. ra Neretlyaeoe. Forte: At. 41, end He Niters Da mod at a tare lout • halt fee 001 HEN BI 110, the CONDOR, sheet Dee. 19, from Ho Nom farm L11.4e. sat A 2 20. Per COP ASH AOILN, the RANI ANGLIAN, abort Dee. • Honeydews 'rafting at Iftdl). for trd.l4. purr% ,apply as Vetwood lf=W., ogle PNIU,DP2I. GALVIN. lad NIP" NC _ CONRIRVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. The ADJOURN ID ANNUAL MUTING WI Woo paw WIDNWIDAY neat. the lath tail, at taatorWL The Chair will he taken at 3 o'clock p m._ le 11 NANZLA6. chairman at the Wel Ivory Shareholder must uoder Wrs wawa Ilk Pm lt.-11, order M the IS, CHARM.; LIIVIS 011/11MS. 811115.11/. to LET, lumi,b.d cr 170 Nest —TWO ZOOM is Timid's! ClimellasAvalki noi! lltrNNwL 11e. pie pNrlw ; Mandan Ala—apply to NIL AW, ham wok ; 1116 predisid and NEW TSAR PRIME ito them. otoortmott d MOSELITOR LAW* la Itssow4 bon lo to II) par coal mar OM NMI VIM *lad sod warroafrd. Think /molt Oats OM. Coo A row aottio tooda ra irra r raki. *ad t ot Os to 11111. Strand. W c. rjAB STOVES, GAS BATHS, 011 a 000 L. ..A ING LITAIIATCS. waimisi the isa la isitair4, a' MUM, the atigked bminier sod mosellssilmer. imad me ki gwelboraldrilsralr&r au M a tairksb.ll.6 MLR ATL I arl I =Mk we " Palma lalkalksi Oa lasair min tir Aber we ift teal tree Tele sod Ma WO% dui& er Ms limier. 68.. Oa gIIgR43IEASON at HOMBURG BMW ileuslmseg eters be Ms villest.Win.etememe eiswesleates owi eMmeet Time my (Mime. Mice le ems Mrsigim a jjzr, saner.tries.w ~Sy =Limn hr belle awl .sets. • swim* M= a4 m et ble • map ert welbewubbed iseitemnee Ily sad lismaa. 114.1. Mend Do Mail I = di ewl Milejtimesal• TM brim 1414Musste Imistee meaty 'pm ea bum me IMOulto Me pbperllr ere semi : Me Amer WIN e tterett. rod Me War sob i ow fa& TM dell tlw TreMmtiimmelemit • IMAM Memo aed the maims (Maw is tem buelred deg Tbr lebesimm• Me Orb* Is mit Matemimes et IL the ceisimest Pesti gem The waysitsi emblibe farm OEM is Mb mese= Wit memi every emist .4 :: Ms. MM. sad ether beervllles memMsempiebt emed Ed are meted by lime TepeeseMillses ohm twe or three Om week IN teme Mesa Vsvidestie timere. The estmdm yet et Me iwed Dbeseers Mem* etAriser, seet trwee. be gem TM raw lefty les Await beemitt Malmo to Me W.. is el Ftmlear• metamessa Miss tir eir Mb Ms leffit as Wiese demi WM*. A =Ay semptee 5 * M se Mr. sweemewle we MEM easy remit Thew r melee we be Inarila he twelve boars. le ileellsta Ilibmwe. le Pals —a mate lammbra la tweet, teen so sees hMe Wu by vell. ZYINCTUAL REMEDY.-LAMBERT AMILILITIC LIAM .tea i E the Wools' Altai Ugly slaeoloss and II sigmas/ Z a ti maim be 1.•••10/._ sm.% aid ass at ilir solite. isillinimumemptles. It =rllll 1•111111111 101111111 ale hi md =surald dam, sr mu Mos Mt I••• et nem :s =ii • k • l• • fon Mir Mem IL. amd obi IC nol e mai emyEr. IN NM auk - Be lorsAslimile Edon. UN wirer=ile mow Da smarm AIPELROMBION.—n• Pbas pbselesd 11101•1/11110100.-0111r my AM* — d math *him Mt, ho.. MOM Me boil all thr al Os Mid Ais: . aim valetas*. = eg s lba p = m issavoll b proemiag Mists Mil. rad perrassial win * ebb saw dm Urlt /Mrs ad the mom rill triarikr Mom tbi bbillor, =hol d s =rrirtoirmo 2lNl Vail .... Trit Sara totesh IM per WO% War MMUS. laaftlft id rod rid M tholailmintesp. Oak lisolkkomiswil.=l h ere alio am* bad Ihe mint am sod —V. MIN la Wag es , Wilisvorevestie pearsie • en smedy, loom Mee PftwelrAva papa lrio Ntisiorm. All ammilaallesa be sabassi to IWO or shore. le• Aim* Me Ilia OM id I* in —kart* sad / tsr. 4tanierim wee. vis, raw a l =ff.i. l arikt ti= l : ff o Z e rr i a a . :re ; Curasiglzr DR. RICOR!) u. '8 0 :11881N011 ef LIP' owt week& Ealturii is Impssslllis. ha sash, am Fir Nis sprosidtailisi isses•sory.—soilik elift Ida MI lashrolt uL, « tout qcsallUas he iii..etr Sisressiptof seralititacieff 7 °kink 'triad nest remillibillla 41:CHAN'S aroat-oonzio BAR BA. PAR/ LLA I , ILIA.—h Is is did eel rase Is the maks! tratitse etas Oa lba limit Ken ear blast plea, the bawds esoise. and Ise As &whir. Mao data at the rats at sash dbereh lad ars fee the tan a anal. 13 luti.leutai to sees. sod ablith sash is a/ .:: , te skin lattheestbee. IMO' sad slams e. lk , lerfal *trauma. pet. Y the baths : hes/babes : aselbresla. and sem a= rosal ies ty=arthes at the bomb, ebahrestal pesupleses sal animate* Idsal.--Palset disdain Wee ....i. gllt Ill: amen street, Oadiretelsese. lariata. Whelan MI ea . Ts. : sad hi alilit ill =la Lettish la.lll, lw r i t a : F .a . r. sod Ila. 4'023A1711 00PAHINX—Copolba aid OUbA 2•111•ablin tN loc•• emadise. bet Mom am et *.em Is••• mil akar. nM .st craft mum al wins dielmbism. U. Jame Ms ti rcuokft limmluMbe UNINSIONIMI brsocmckM laccm MIM Ms C•pabia• M IM• MN prow Ime Mon a. 1 ,144.1 th• Pub .0. 8 • 6 1 lambdas so am • th•••••• 4 Irbl• la Pads. •Ml Misnot Las4c c . TltAreds. OW& M Ihmibeksmar • Uw. •r• U•••••• WO. ruslK 11 64 Cul "Lemont." Now. O. UM. Mr omaihr, mike Is Is of towsltempiem usedait win is mom ilge. e climb Maurm Wh h r ft ; IND icr pea M—J02141.0. Pima ANNA. Bayssartia. Limbs; 2 games. Pub: lel c D COMB ON r I ho rosol am rMOVILTNIK ONNTIAL DZ AAuthor Own INIZIT, ae. pelildod. lik Imo the MIDIOAL MAY on the CAM = MN id PILINATONZ MUNN Is MAX. Wail phis Omens Or wink roolemiloa I. Moab siva vigour. Ow moll el twistrele yows' monolli gmaloe to lao Ouoloort el Poo iitt ea =o norrizood oloolmod ihod So 'obligor Bi o r a i t t dloos outgi7i U „ Mbooseloarist, Ploodily, loolos. N UN it mei • te S. " Wirketeeledielles le wasi Isommoberof elms do J. book wiloobefoosi oishi—ofolorore pow 14 = I Ow Moan at proN c roo/01. or •1N= 11 • .4 / 1 11 . 111111111: Vasa 30.0inelli: ari et Wagellallea Ude etey, Vole V. vivo lee., of fEs H ISTORY of E NOLAND, containing the hoophoopMies al Edward VI. aid kart By Jane MITROST The deoond Edition, revised. of Velma I. to IV, containing the Reign of Henry VIII. itY 14e. London : ?Mee, Jo.. sad Bag" Woe West This Say. livo, ON the STUDY of CHARACTER, i nc l u di ng an IItTIMATZ of PH RENOI.OO Y. By ALEXANDER Mg, Prolosor of Logic hi Abeorgisa. London : Itstar, Ilea, and Bourn. West Strand. at two mimeo. peat am k ea* 91HE RECREATIONS of a COUNTRY A. PILLION; alms Ooatoisioty. Atttatlical, Novak BMA wed taatotis. A aelsaloa tram tam Osatelbellara of A. IL a. B. I. "Itessft latigutaa" Lariat : letter, Boa. aad Ham Walt atraad. Ilessad dasy eve, ft, CONSIDZRATIONS on REPRESENTATPM GOVIZNIIIINT. Sy loss tram Mu. Loud :Tater, Bas. sal Dears. Wed et/nod. iret i ar . la. New Walk" by pool 14 CS LUPE : ar, How I t s r T sad Mar M 1,4 v• Tor: iiiimakes d tbe )kgisa llaa's Milos" sad •4414.1 Plulaaniss dM WI barvisuss lir asie ■11•4111 t awl ; lliziaste ea Tanamist Diumers luidnisi Sidmfto LM is Plimmosas elle mit pusetler. Ildrille• et INV 1.114-4114 Arl et IhikeMlai — M= es alopgrea—Tre Illant e u a d ils Mos Tim et gior .411•41444, 444 cd the 114/41=4-214oveis Dbaidus, ha. .4 Imam :Jima. NI 0a144111. DEATH OF THE PRINCE CONSORT 4 The above melancholy intelligence is thus officially announced in a London O autta extraordinary pub lished yesterday : " WRITS:HALL, Din. lb. " On Saturday night, the 14th instant, at ten minutes before 11 o'clock, his Royal Highness the Prince Consort departed this life, at Windsor Castle, to the inexpressible grief of her Majesty and of all the Royal Family. " The Queen, hie Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, their R oyal Highnesses the Princess Alice and the Princess Helena, and their Serene High name the Prises and Princess of Leiningen, were all present when his Royal Highness expired. " The death of this illustrious Prince will be deeply mourned by all her Majesty's faithful and attached subjects as an irreparable low to her Majesty, the Royal Family, and the Ration." The earliest public intimation of the illness of the Prince Consort was given in the Court Circular of yesterday week, which stated : The party mid& had bees Invited 14 her Majesty's cenamend ememble at Whist Ord* m Mesday has bees coselonstioded. His Iteyel High= the Priam Om sort bas bees esdaed be Ys spesiments fee the hat week, saledag frees a demist said, piss is the *sake. Withis the hiel Sundays the perish symptoms bare rather isessessa, and as likely to matinee for MOO time Dow, bet the= AM no unfavourable sysimesse. On Wednesday the first bulletin stated : "His Royal Highness the Prince Consort is suffering from fever, unattended by unfavourable symptoms, but likely, from its nature, to continue for some tune. " JAHNS Cuts, " Ham Hour" N.D. " THOMAS WATSON Y.D. " WILLIAM Jima: Y.D. " Windsor Castle, Dee. 11, 186 L" On the following day it was annannoed : "His Royal Highness the Prince Consort has passed a quiet night. The symptoms have under goes little 'lmage. "Jam Crum. M.D. "THOMAS WATSON, N.D. " Wn user Jura; M.D. " 1/Imber art* Dm 11" On Priday the symptoms took a more serious farm, as was stated in the following bulletin of that day : "His Royal Highness the Prince Consort passed a restless night, and the symptoms have assumed an unfavourable character during the day. " Jams Cum.. M.D. " HIM HOLLAND, Y.D. " Tiforas Warsor, M.D. " WlLuas Thaw, M.D. " Windsor Cast* Dee. 13." On Saturday morning the following bulletin was issued : "His Royal Highness the Prince Consort has had a quieter night, and them is some mitigation of the severity of the symptoms. 4 Jams Crass, Y.D. " HEW HOLLAND, M.D. " 'noises WATSON, N.D. " Wrixiax Junin, X.D. " Wisdom °WU, Saturday, 9 a.m., Des 14." A telegram was despatched at 10.40 a.m. of the state of his Royal Highness : " Windsor Coeds, Dee. 14. "There is a slight change for the better in the Prince this morning." In the afternoon the following bulletin was issued : " Windsor Coatis, Dee. 14, 4.30 p.n. "His Royal Highness the Prince Coolant is in a most critical state. "JAN= MALL, Y.D. " HMI' liortaina, N.D. " Tuosas W• 711011. M.D. " WILLIAM JWU, M.D. The bulletin announcing the dames of the Prinoe Consort was es follows : " Wisdom Castle Saturday Night, Due. 14. " His Royal Highness the Prince Consort be came rapidly weaker during the evening, and ex pired without suffering at 10 minutes before 11 o'clock. "JAE. Cum. M.D. ‘` HOIST ROLLA" Y.D. " TUCLItaII WATSON, M.D. "Ww.wa Jamsza, M.D. The Lard Chamberlain proceeded to Windier Cantle yesterday wiendes to receive the weeseeery esweeade in regard laths faseraL A Warm was forwarded from Windsor Castle imme diately after the death of his Royal Highness to the Zemeree sad Empress of the French at Paris, who, during the day, had made several inquiries reepeetieg the slate of the Prier's health ; to the Emperor of AMMAN the Doke of Saxe Coburg, and the King and Crows Prince al Proesie. who had also made repeated inquiries by telegraph. Our Winder corespondent writing last eveniog rye : "It is impossible to convey any idea of the state of feel lag here, whet or Friday evening arid Saturday mondani the fact was gradually forcing itself upon the minds of the inhabitant', that the hours of the Prince Consort were slumbered. Inters sorrow marked every countenance, and at an hour's notice yesterday the pariah church of St. Jobe wasattended by alarpooagregatioo to join in a solemn special service of prayer that his valuable life might be spared. On Saturday afternoon it was known that the medical attendants expected some crisis about four o'clock, and the anxiety was most inters on the part of the inhabitants to ascertain the result. As It seemed to have passed without any very decided character, a faint hope WWI entertained, but r the evening wore ea, even that hope vanished, and at Ave minutes before eleven o'clock all was over. His Royal Highness was calm and collected, so much so that a short time before his death he addressed farewell to the several prams around him in the language of their native conatair—Eaglish, Foiach, and German. "It is aadarebood that her Majesty Wu well as can possibly be expected, and is bearing the sad trial with a Christina's fortitude sad a Christina's resignation. " Her Majesty, the Prier of Wales, and Primers Alice have Meager Castle for Orisons at 8 o'clock tomorrow (Maaday) morning, when tinware expected to ramie natil the formal is over. "L Qs Pali& Murat, Wiadaor, aad is Holy Malty to-dsg serepial• seams wen prowled, sad Use emotion (Mooed by the congregations told how deeply the hearts ot an were touched by the bereavement which bee so suddenly and so sorely come upon their Queen, their oountry, and themselves. "The modal lervice has been disoontlnued at the Chapel Royal of St. George, and the Soots Fusilier Guards and the Life Guards attended the military church with their band& without modal instruments." It is, ci ernes, superfluous to state that • a•ivsss•l feeling of gloom was spread over the metropolis from an early boar yesterday morning when the Mlsoreful intelli pnes beams known. In nearly every pass el worship, without distioolios at sect, the event famed • theme for discourses, is which the deep loss the f•lioa bee sustained was dwelt upon, and in the cease at whisk expressions of sympathy, which produced • hevest respire, ware given utterance to for her who is the greatest sufferer by the calamity. Daring the day all the shipping in the river bed Utak Sep half-mast high, and the royal standard was oho hoisted half-meet high at the Tower, of which the illustrious Prime um Chief Coestable, an dies he had filled sines the loath at the Duke of Wellingtos. foliowing official tossannketion wee received es the Hairion-house yesterday acing from the Secretary of stets for the Home Department : " Whitehall, Dec. 1& 11 is with*, nrestroterames that I Worm of Gs Gaels al his Royal Illshasss the PAINS with ►ook plans ea Windsor OW* int night a► ks deem o'clock, to G. laszprenible pis( of Er Majesty and the Royal Family. " I repot your lordship will give (finalities for ta➢ing Albe real bell of lot. Rare esthadval. "I have the honour kik your lordship's most eluding want, (Maned) " G. GUT. "Ms the Right Heft. the Lord Mayor of Landau." Vin Lard Raper had anticipated the wish et Sir Osioggis Gm,. Oa the playlets sight, about 90 Wages to 12, ise Pemba the eabholaed telegram tram Sir amiss Phipps : "We Royal Rieman the Priam Down expired tran quilly at 10 Walden to 11 tale night. —Wiadaor Cast* Dec. 14." Oa the receipt of this the Lord Mager kansedistelv communicated it to Dr. Mama, the Dees o f St. Peas, with a request that the great bell of the (lathe dud, which is never used except oft the death a/ a member of the Royal Family, mipbt be tolled. Shortly after midnight the bell was booming te. Inielligenee over the metropolis far and neer, and continued to do so far two hours. The Chief Magistrate al the Oty shoo wad cars of the affisiel dcareate be bed received to be forthwith pored.. the feet of the Mershalthea ware they wen read b thoosersis with marsh* interest. se wee else a UAW& resairay Mie heath al her Majesty whisk bed been cr- Woad by kis labia to the shams of yesterday. la the dawns Cam Clianyasys, towards the car claim of kis roam d fit Peas stadia, before ma insane coariprios, awls . kwairg eihrier to the lathed bereaseart ed cauasaded hr Ifejsely ad the itoyol hotly to the empathise sad myna 4 the co..At the ad el Ur service the Dad Mark a C li wtplyed *a the aspa by ILL Use, the repaint of the Cathedral. /to Galin Cheek soosnally st Us Asa arisubled yestor day st Ns %ask Omsk, Lawisa4•ll. • seat at s spssisi ssiviss tat the repos el As sag at tits Maas Osassrl. Araliaredrits, Ilanimsaallotaita• paid a biebtribalo' respest anti adaisMisa to lir Astametplava "It istrae," nig the sm. Pailsosa• " • sat foretpen ; bat we an stlasbal • iii.d by tie ladliaslabis Wed pstftais ; I Ise is Woad • way ow oar ladepsalsaos ; maw 1 goody this pat =Wail Imam is &RAY felt by as. Iwt • lima, ISIS war Midis, trollwat of ItastsarA, ear sa esliesaids-Aseasso is Cia•ises • MD .11 at sae mita= Anssilf pay Ws Lad al We tad desilli to beim arditisa •A had Its to bar IlajwAy Ib (Pam sad do Zir heeib , , tad semi odostiol keigioos to the ologeoted _ • most issikg arks was mode is the nosing by tie Riot Herr. Dr. Monk the Dam at Troy, in the worm of as ideas whisk be needs to the aeopegthien Fewest at ths easo-day servile at the Raman @Midis aural of Maim. Osilepa-isoness, Illoanirsiaest, in WWI of as in stitution scaled "The Damsocilehe Oanseptimi Charily." , The ve.eraW preasim, ha the MOM et Me addima, grid • high Mamie to the virtues and worth of the departed, shish he papal might . plead for hint before the throne of Orme. Rh beds* aloe dwell apes the depth of the afillotiso to oar need pathos Qom, sad hie feeling dia. mares affected many el the senpeption even to team. At Ezeter-holl s spelt amass as the deity of Cbrietiaas in ruination to the stamoisaa difficulty was delivered by the Rev. William Dresk, et Eloorsabary. The rev. patie nts' pve out as his text Halm Mead vine 7 He shall mil be afraid of evil tidings ; his heart is Axed trusting is the Lord." Evil tidies.. he mid, were in the midst of then that day—evil tidings for width they hod been wholly un prepared. They could hardly believe I. the calamity which had happened—it seemed to be a dream. The Prince Consort was dead and goes, acid the QUeeD, the sovereign of these realms, was left a widow. She had hardly recovered from the bid of hsviog lost the best of mothers whim she woo visited with the heavier calamity of the death of the best of husbands. Meet earasetly did be invite them be play that Ood wield foul his promise aria the fatherissa sod the widow. He appealed to their womplismi loyalty, and is the day of her poipont and overwhehniag maw. be desired they would pray, Oed says the Queue." Hsi the 'abject on which he no to preach set been espoused, he would bays sadism:red to tuns her Majesty's great bereavement to some geed amoust, end would have triad to give ex:manioc to the univeital grief which was felt at the I death of a as who was so worthily loved and so pro loudly re:roosted. ♦t[it JUNI& Hall the Nov. Newman Hall officiated at lies special afternoon service, and both in his curler and semen made most eft,* references to the death of the Prince. Having read with deep impressiveness the 90th Psalm, which treats of the shortncu of human life, he called upon the congregation to engage for a short spec. in silent prayer for our beloved Queen. This ro quest was complied with, and after a few minutes of breathiest/ stillness Mr. Hall in fervent knee" and in a voice faltering with emotion, bacon& the Almighty to mom her Majesty in her most trying calamity with His richest, blessings. They had that day to mourn the removal from amass them of an UNMAN', Prince who hail been deservedly Wowed lie hod bees taken away in the prime ol life, and while he enjoyed the esteem and affection of all classes in the nation. Stich an event was highly calculated to induce them to turn their minds from the present to the furore, from the visible to the invisible, and from the fleeting affairs of this world to the realities of eternity. Mr. Spurgeonb Tabernacle was crowded to excess, and although the rev. gentleman pathetically drew the attest. Lion of his congregation to the subject, he announced his intention of specially addressing himself to it on a future occasion. At Cambridge the news has out a feeling of universal glossa over all dimes, the deeper by reams of t►e late hilbei intimate relationship with the Ueivenity se its shancellor, the residence of his Royal Highness the Prince cd Wales in the city, and the actual presence al the Prime Convert there just before he wu seised with the Mims which has ended so lamentably. The idea that anything alarming wee to be apprebeaded was first created there on Saturday mom*, when it became known that the Prince ol Wales had been summoned to London by telegram the eight before. The telegram arrived at Madingley about 9 o'clock, and his royal highness hastened to Cambridge, wiser*. special tilde was made up under the directors of lir. Fisher, station master. in which his royal highness started for London shortly before twelve, attended by the Hee. General Bruce and Major Teesdale. The Prince and emits armed London in a private carriage to the Waterieo astir" and proceeded thence is a special train whisk was in waiting to Windsor. Oa Saturday evening it was par rally meowed that his Royal Highness the Prince Cowart was no mere; but Lopes revived on the arrival of the eve.* papers eocitaimeg the intelligence that the ter• favoured' symptoms had disappeared. All doubts were set at risk however, and all hope dispelled yesterday room leg by the arrival at about nine o'clock of a telegram that emir NM a 7 — V:t s atm sin = I : WAN a , — tap use ISM Prisll l I MO= se War de est wawa Wen el aistoisTs lo Mum ALFRED ONWOLAT s WU= ad Ow. and aL Patio L Do h a : ee st the OMOIS et Ws RUT LONDON SNIPPING COLPANT ,Lblea. looloa, IC.. 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Wane hes rsederng then:peers sp e r s zbelly bresnew by iaeesr- le Ids Cseahlot the _ Thie more. • hes boon %doper W the Pars Airt laedieW Wer Ilne • thowood Walt Is Pars. soil dlllerent Lain ale !heals, shed a. Webelesewes. .Are of Mora. Molt reran. sad Tegres OWL hews{.' O.lUe. terebse, Wish le la far 4 a • plait sergeogler Orbs ere IN sheet sat dew Whew meat or drab dlesser bars. bee by peek 141110. Frew b Aura gewarb.t leales; es It Orals. Pub: sod all c (Stamped, Id. Additional.) all was over, and this was speedily followed by a seered with further particulars. This latter arrived at 1 1.0.40, bat it was neoresarily some time brim the Dews spread, and in some of the churches of the town the recovery of his Royal Rightism wee prayed for , but at ate or two the 'melancholy announoement el his de: 0•11•11 was made. The boils el the Uaiversity (Bt. Mary's) and other chusekee commeneed toning half-minute time, and continued to do so during the Intervals hitless the IIIVII061; but even then the mem of the people were un willing to believe that the melancholy news wee trove. In the Ualvenity Church in the afternoon profound empties was evident when the aSeistieg minister, the Rev. C. D. Iferstee, of Calm College Cosiest pros her ler the secekh), omitted the mane of his left Royal HON= hem the prayer for the Royal Family, sad (as Chamomiles" from that for the blessing of the Almighty on ft this our body ^ (. e., the university), in which prayer the various dignitaries of the university are enumerated. The reverend divine took his text hem Jobe sir. v. 2,3, and after Meet* tie "'Alert fly. mid the tidier whisk' had Wit day readied them of the less el their Royal and humened Chemeellor, meet tooth the in en espeile,) maps—*hove tidiep celled them to earned prayer, that their Almighty liegiour might now reveal to our 'Mena and beloved Queen the full sem fort of Hie love sad gram Nese but those who, like her- Ifaiesey, had be.. called ta endure the bitterest d moan time, ought tell the pedestal elms" of • bleb the new ex periences Sr Meet shmip • dish& Rte. di-aided a means d her wee—all could phinee r themembee the deeektica she must feel, who so leafy but a revered mother, and sow has been bereft of a worthy UAW. His Royal Highness was elected Chancellor of the University in 181 T. In consequence of the lamented domes of his Royal Bishops= fedivithe at Wimpoie, the mat of the Earl of Headwicke, et whisk his Royal Highs the Prince of Weise was to have bees pensik will he nesemarily ire vested. The intelligence of the denim of his Royal lrighasse was noshed at Portman* (writes oar correspondent) with un feigned sorrow. The event was the theme of general sonvenation, sad the met einem sympathy is felt for her Majesty is her sad bermeasent. At all the public eeab liemauts the royal atemlard was hoisted at half-mast during the dip. At Swathampton, Mr. G. N. Oooksey, a amber if the town eennail. resived a telegram yesterday rocening aa noonisiag the movireful intelligence, and he at ones comma abated it to the skid magistrate, Mr. Perkins, and to her Majesty's ship Fa" lying in Southampton Water. The Mayer immtedisiely anierod the corporation lag to be droopedoes a alga of nemaing. All the lap of the ship- Pisi V the drop tsd Labels were also lowered. The he wee ausimeed hoe the pulpits in ea town. At t Admit in Um aquas= the *oral bells, by order of tho chief siss#lo4 imsg i UAW pea The sorrow was universal Ihreesheist the two and all .lmmss al ponces expand the me polosei name. She Prince was personally well beseis to eadiesigges, et he often ebbed there MI his way te and hum Mem Seam A telegram was reseed at Iffreleglee. yesterday whom fag, and a hem MS Ned from the Mayor at the various plasm of wasehip. eeWsg feat/ this poi calm* which bad belles the Queen and the watioa. and that payees shwas be cutest he bar IRA* sad her family. The Veep* Ales says :—" Yiesteeday, a short time hiders the ameba epemod for morning seelos, intelligent* was mated i.ldeepeel ill the death of kin Royal High est tha Prince 011•111811 L The sod informitiort, whisk spread wilt sonsidombie tepidity, was ansouneed in some of the ahnrebes, end wherever the melancholy aeln was made known it erased profeend agitation. The "pal seeded was hemedietely mined to ball-asst ale head of the town-ball, and fags at ball-meet ware dis played ea seat of the pebble bindings and on many of ths eininthen in tows The reediatrooms were muck thronged daring the midelay hes by mem= anxious to ism the leading partioalan sosaaoted with the worms ful west ; and as all beads eqwessions of deep spa pithy with au widow streersign to he heavy bereave. meat, were attend by use sat family moved to push de moreaßans. It is also worthy of see, that as soon as the news beset* gear* known, the labaliesais of the Wen erne paled down ask window libido Is telrea a rasped. Prom the deep grief felt in all mailer, it is man than probable that ace el Se iabsented public enter. taiarnints of the week will be postponed. It is also feared that this imalaasholy event, mobbed with the thickening American difieultise, will have a met prejudicial effect on the latended Great Ishibitios, if it do not actually cane its postponement." Jailed lee news was receival at most of the provincial towns yeelesday, sad was pretty peerally referred to is appropriate tame in the various places of worship. CLOSING OF THE THEATRES. LORD Own x's Omcm Dic. 16, 1861. In consequence of the melancholy event of the death of his Royal Highness the Prince Consort the theatres will be closed this evening, and again on the evening at the funeral. THE PRINCE CONSORT. Yesterday morning the nation awoke to learn that the serene unbroken happiness of • long reign had been clouded with the deepest sorrow. The most illustrious family in the had, until then en tire, had been invaded by death. Her Majesty the Queen had sustained the most cruel bereavement, and the royal children were orphans. Throughout London the sad intelligence spread with electric rapidity, uniting the whole population in sympa thetic grief. Men unknown to one another stopped and talked of it in the streets. each could remember some good trait of the Prince, and all bad words of respectful affection for the Queen. Every congregation met under the influence of the eveut. In some it gave a tone and character to the whole service, and in all its effects were apparent. A shock was felt in the omission of • well-known name from the petition for the Royal Family in the Litany, and a weight of mean ing was thrown on the supplication for "the widow and the fatherless and all who are desolate and oppressed." Prayers more hearty and sincere were never offered than thee° which yesterday went up as the voice of a whole people invoking the consolations of Heaven upon the Queen. It seems but a little while since people began to talk of Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg as the future husband of the Queen, and curiosity was intent upon every circumstance that promised to throw light on his character. That he was young, having been born in 1819, and handsome was only becoming. It was remarked with satisfaction in Parliament that he was de scended from that very Elector whose name stands at the head of the memorable Protest from which the name of Protestant is derived. The presence of the Prince more than confirmed the fame which had preceded him. Be was profoundly instructed in the knowled,gisof the schools, and in the physical and natural sciences which Germany had already included among the elements of a liberal education. The Couucillor Florschtttz and the University of Bonn divided the houour of having directed his studies. The royal marriage took place in February, 1440, au act having been passed three days before providing that as soon as he should Lave taken the oaths of supremacy and allegiance, he should be held and esteemed to be • natural born subject of this realm. In the following winter the union was blessed with the birth of the Princess Royal. Be fore the christening an accident betel the Prince from the breaking of the ice while he was skating, end placed him for a moment in danger, from which his unaided efforts would not have sufficed todeliver him. His Royal Highness took at onoe that high place in the esteem of the nation which lie never for a moment forfeited ; but it was not until he had lived among us some years that he came forward, as was afterwards his custom, to co-operate actively in the enterprises of social progress. His first care was to acquaint himself thoroughly with the character of the nation with whose fortunes he had united his own. It is well known that after his marriage heread • course of English con stitutional history and law with an eminent hi.rrister. [TWOPEN When at length the Prince came more prominedll before the public, be manifested a delicate apprecia tion of his position in abstaining from questions of party politics ; but occasions arose when he showed that he bad penetrated the spirit of our insti tutions. The speech in which during the war be apokeof constitutional governi "on its trial" is not, we believe, inch. lection of his addresses, - Arts. The expression was __ - and has since been mentioned prejudice. Looking back at th membering the disasters which, heroism of our soldiers attended Pr ince - doubt • see that the sato the issue of that ' minding his audience how mut government, and the probabilit abroad, depended on the effoi thou called to make. Against the speech at the Trinity Hon speech at St. Martin's Hall, r tribute to the excellence vernment prevailing in country belongs the «add in the mighty nations an still wrestling—the ailing, as far es the State is plasaLindividual liberty r stadimiss Mho WE of Ow of making its political ooue 'elation to the world.' did not love topics which brought political questions. All his public governedly excellent taste sr..' the moment," be mid I was -unified to the had become my privilege existence, I felt - I could nation at large." Although with arguments to &load 1 against possible objeotionsd mate himself with endeavourer improvement, on principles On such occasions he showed the structure of society in tf a born Englishman lacked. speeches was made at a meeting encouraging and assisting "- make a provision for old ag vexed at the meeting of the meet of the Condition of the philanthropist could plead Prince Consort for works political economist could peroeii the importance of not urging t/ which they would subvert iudi\ and self-reliance. "Depend say, " the interests of classes, are identical, and it is only ignorance vents their uniting foe each other's e" dispel that ignorance, to man, notwithstanding the c ised society, ought to be th, but it is more particularly under the blessing of Divine station, wealth, and - created man imperfect, many wants, as it were to *dual exertions andto make ai united exertions and oombinet imperfections can be supplied mended." To the promotion of cultivation of the fine arta , ardour and industry. special which-night never have out his seal and perseverance, ti taint of a sense of plans and method, charades of our pi to the level of the best pro finest. Nor did the Prince to uits in which his sir eminence. The interest h was shown not only at Windsor, thins at which be submitted produce of his farm in competition subjects. But it is the manner in in his relations to our Sovereign that has above all seamed him the, as each one dna for himself begin affection of the nation. For e memory of the Prince under in this realm has uniformly private and social virtue. a generation when manners theories of social obligations rity and influence of the Ito: active to maintain a high Surely it was a beneficent 1 our Princes a father so well nobility and virtue. There was every reason Consort would long remain and adviser of the Queen. two years of age, strong, • stitution. It was only the public were made Aiwa, ment in the Court Circular in the enjoyment of his then made known that hi apartments for a week, cold, with pains in his symptoms had increased, tinue some time longer. published on Wednesday, ai Thursday, was of a nature mind ; but on Friday it wa Royal Highness had passed that the symptoms bad become Saturday morning • favornal taking place. The royal p quieter night, and the 'pm] Towards the middle of the provement began to give a a too evident aggravation had assumed a typhoid k rapidly. At ten minutes Highness expired, in the Se . - Prince of Wales , the Princess Alms. and Princess Helena. The heart of the whole nation in the silent chamber with those august moarners. His Royal Highness Francis Albert At, Emmanuel, Duke of Saxony, Prince of Saxe Gotha, K. 0., K.T., K.P., 0.0.8., C.C.' D C.L., Ph.D., ka, was the sewed sea of b., of Sam Coburg and Gotha, by his first wife Louisa, Princess of Saxe Gotha. His Royal nightie/a hors at Ressmaa, August 28, 1819, and his marriage Queen Victoria took place on the 10th of February The act of parliament wider which the Priam was limed wee the 3rd Vie., cap. 1 and 2. The income by act of parilameot was 30,00 W. Hs received hii Royal Highness by patent, detect Feb. 6, 1840, and powered to quarter the royal arms ac 7th of Februa same year. Os the following day he received his dm es Field Marshal, and he was made Colonel of or Prince Albert's Own Hussars on the 30th In April, 1842, he reosived his commission as Soots Fusilier Guards. In August, 1850, Colonel-in•Ohisf of the 00th Rifles, and on the timber, 1852, he was appointed Colonel-in-Chief Rifle Brigade and Colonel of the Grenadier Gr the death of the Duke of Wellington. His Royal was granted letters of precedence next after' co the sth March. 1840, and was a member of the Privy Council on the 11th of . 1840. He was aappppodappointed Grand Ranger of Windsor-, 1841, and recitir the Order of the Golden Fleece in of that rear. la April, 1842, he received the air of Load Wades of the Stannaries and Chief Star Amity of Cornwall. He became Governor and of Wiedsor Castle in May, 1843, aid dent and Knight Gomel Crass sod Actin Great Master of i of the Bath is June, 1843. He was also made Higl of Plymouth in June, 1843, and CaptainOr Colonel of the Artillery Company in September, His election as Chancellor of the University of took place on the 27th of February, 1847. He 1101 Steward of New Windsor in July:1850, and Preii the Zoological Society is July, 1851. Go the 19th her, 1852, he was nominated Master of the Trinity Is February, 1856, he was made Knight of the Order Seraphim thaK-Ing of Swedes. His creatioe as Cowart by was Wooled by letters patent, dated the July, 1857 ; sad he was sleeted President of the /' tuna Beaty is idnary, 1858. which (luring the Orimean tional government m • ••• • '4 believe, included in the • • - published by the Society o was sure to attract notice. rationed at intervals to his ok at the period, and se- re which, in spite of • • attended our arms, we can rince was not expressin .4 hat " trial," but rather re- iw much the credit of • robability of its adoption se efforts the nation gainst the ambiguities • • y Hone. may be set • all, a distinct and hearty ace of the form of go- in England. "To tlf honour of having s• • r task with which • • thing—the task of • to is concerned, the p ty and of &Regime's 1 ihe sommanite; sad constitution an &jest, orld." But the • • , I brought him within range • • his public appearances ate and judgment. " From d on one oimasio% " sovereign to whom ilege to devote my wh • ' odd belong only to th though ready on cockatoo dead the course he book time, he preferred to smuts to promote sec' maples commonly accepted. !owed an acquaintance wi • in this country which man ked. One of his ear ' meeting of the moiety f • king domestic servants Id age. The first was deli the Society for the Improy the Labouring Masses. N. lead more heartilythaa orbs of this order, and ild perceive more cloud urging them to a point ,rt individual e ind rdan lepend upon it," ewo • dames t too often con •• • only ignorance which p each other's advantage. to show how man can hel • he complicated state of lA,' e the aim of every person , srly the duty of those who, Divine Providence, enjo d education. God has et, and left him wi to stimulate each to iodi, nakeafi feelthat it is on] • combined action that th supplied and these wan I adult education and • iris the Prince dedicated Instry. The Exhibition • • r have become a reality wi ranee, was but the common as and exertions to raise • our principal manufactu at productions of the • • Prince (Joanne his sates • • his station secured him p est he took in agricultu Windsor, but in the exhibi bmitted speoimens of competition with his fellow in which he bore • Sovereign Lady the Q • ed him the esteem, and now melt begins to find, the For ever honoured be • order whom the first fame sly been au example of ev le. It is something that • men are relaxed, and • • lions are current, the &nth e Royal Family have bee high standard of purity. rat Providence which gay well fitted to form them ion to hope that the Prin • main to be the companion men. He was only forty og, and of unimpaired con ily this day week t • le aware by an anon • • Circular that he was n usual health. But it he had been confined to • , suffering from a feveris • limbs, that the fees d, and were likely to emi- r. The fi rst bulletin w y, and, like the next, da • iture to assure the publi it was announced that • • stied a reifiess night, an • become unfavourable. 0 Durable change seemed to • ral patient had passed symptoms were less severe. the day the deceitful ire way, and wag succeeded b in of the disease. The fey= form, and the Prince sank rotes before 11 his Roy ce of the Queen, th f r r: en ceaa Alice,. and th heart of the whole nation ' ith those august mourners. ads Albert Augustus ty, Prime of Saxe Coburg '., 0.0.8., 0.C.K.G., be seined us of Erma., Dub se., by his first wife Doroth lathe. His Bard Matinees 8, 1819, and his minims with on the 10th of February, 1840. 7wahoichtherrilici nature i d 2. ne income Irran 10001. He received his title dated Feb. 6, 1840, and was em 1 arms On 7th of February in th ag day be received his commis ie was made Colonel of the llt lan ou the 30th of April, Dl4O. be commission as Colonel of lb . a August, 1850, he herein Alfieri, and on the 28thof Se lilted Colonel-in-Chief of th if the Grenadier Guards, on 'ldling - ton. Hie Royal Hicbne 'cadence next after the 9uee LB4O, and was nominate. ell on the 11th of. September, rand Ranger of Windsor-park i it of the Golden Fleece in Ap 42, he received the appointmen mares and Chief Steward of th same Governor and Constabl 1843, and first and principa snag Great Muter of the Orde He was also made High Stews 43, and Captain-General an ripen. in September a/ that year. 4 the University of Cambrel ' February, 1847. He was nig • July:1850, and President al y ! 1861. Os the 19th of t 1 Master of the Trinity House. made Knight of the Order of th wades. His creation as Pris• Letter" patent, dated the 'Lad meted President of the liorticul- -1858. MiIEMBEMMEEMENI