The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-10 00:00:00

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Conran: iriar Is he INA War. ono d issom Newry and for' orlo• t ... 1 .1 00.- • 4 po,kolo. osprlowellof Uloodoll*Oloff Mt. ~.k,mpton v °realm arid. Norfolk red cam tool, livounte, ctrl arll to.. ft ago. bit sod lOW oxprooly tor tho pooologer ty.o o• Au.trullib. Mal MONMlNsialksll.l to a ' ,ors or, oaslissol. owl ho oat carry as asporloscod ui tz r es —l.4' troWq prow apply le WINS, _ Aftere. owl it ...me. Int Mews *soy Ram Mg SSW ima laaasaa.u. OP , t Pooroorro Al this OW a cider etemper from /hi Mut.* ryipeeill Ilreteleie eseradrini York 011 , 1 5c.../ alai* kit 111/0-61■1111 MEASIUL MONEY WIGRAM end SONS' (01 hierkeallyesel. Leads. WM d PACENT aIIIPN I AI •I Rh ISA. —Pee 1121.11UV1L. 4 11, Port PIM,. &n et to haat o the Leek. 310XDAT. the flat al Jameary. it*: at eth "WM Arm oldp St/FIPOLIC. A I n , 1.10 tom —1 eUtEN MOM. enter; tie Lot lolls Dods Po. 4ap for seed Meow& *sae WI IWO caw wood Yard pashete elikb wy.L . re. leasea, T eaahlin. Shah Norfolk. mod saw Irk Illooslio. sod vol. Own dim WI sod MOM sommaillio Os Orodo so ouolio Mot oompoundolkos tor 01l drew issopore ore awl dr sodl giany sr empsilsakeimire ago 4 w IMO*. ALlsldtrord INN& dew Imam owl raw dr. korkkarkest. mows by sks boo .1 pedals are assersi rien Pardlmpler k =.lnstrirs sisserders SIM lessriaks kr irms. COXIMICATION to or Wait -n• ullarem =2 . 1 lII pS MAW NM COUPILIIT band Si Iwo *new lesimallis s ir ellessolisliows W• LT UV TOM NSW IVUL 1•14471111U0, Woolosudin IMA It Walsooloy. Dia ta AM awry ismosodie We= Cab pumes. IL U IL dr mew m•EAWA lipmed possem proolloss Ti_.... - Ctasla ird as Waders I booted •• LWlLLlppoim lIMAL /Min particulars SIrO web 1.0 WILLIAM IX MAX. Wdrodigelk Liveripeul. out to rLL Vnirrairess, 017. UNIT analll ED MUMS NU e tiADll llTlAllliaL—lreM mo Commisallm I,6 l. llllrea ti thesi larytrd assvam. lialleilftimen will = 1.1 11.114.4 •441,= L Ike* Marken Des. 18 Illbassise wed Somelsm pow Yr al pomp —7l, M .4 )—)tirairk me. l44 al 417 114: 177711114, /71 114 : slosiego. 47 74 bp grim 44nt lferl. 34.04na1. Isseilies. mod Tomb money 4114 : siiiinge. 47 la—lee Wks. parOloolos a = ii SAM and MILL 14 W•l4/41,•// Sol / MK MOM, Ilkjak ; I/ /OM Walk Ba/11/ . sad Pollwarret. Ldadeaderry. Sirilis ROTTIRDAII sad tin MINI 1 riikrics • srsia.—Ts• ligriebells Mart ow ion tsverigs Israrbe BATA W. Iwo free aimed@ Ur IRINA as/ Sere what Regina werylssiday Mew rll ; seller tiP. Ws A. UOl7 iris ell Ur Tem, see now** = sorty.—luir prong% Ur. an Clinglien OEN. W. : at is ~1.U,111, MAVS. and W it ligilkalisli illieringl prate. U. Resißsr /6.1.. ac. VICICLAR SWAM 001131IINIOATION to at, oonsoitavao d mow danaman Ina DEM times wAm. v imir MINIMS. lona twee Mows pt bon of Moinfirdass. my, wash.— farm : fluol dos. La Sa. aosond main.rom undo mow /11 :....d .goon (MAVIS Ct dock. and HU M 11. Clay. al —Rat pm yeti to PIULUPPS. . LC. SrnAY to lIKIDEIN.—The fine GM-class screw etionsr, IKIIRAN. Caritas Soints, w lone ter Ms show. pit es wsupssoar, boa of llorottplows.—Favel +Aloes. SI . bre soils. SI ; deck NIL Lem at • bre so.l • teCi freisht. Polulle. to . omit to MI:WM MAVIS. sal PHI Pr& soots to the North Gomm I. U. load. C c ORIENTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY 4IVIII I. N (11% XX. 1 1b FIT= BLAU. YEARLY MILICTING tba be held at tbe Intalatt ?avant. lk Laataa, TH I VADAT, ilke t tlidat--11 ri al the Anaiese .n, ASR . J B6, llserdary. 1611Iter Kroft, Lam. Doe 6, IEIL ( ) ItIF.NTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY Livened,. the VIA MAYER WOK% of tide dempaay em M CLOUD the loth to the 51.4 .hie of Deemehor reteeM. WM Web peepentory to I.eolog the intend marmite tee Ms a rest r he .. l s t 6... rt., died, 1..1.... IIe.. L ATIMWSON. fewereeary. Venetronct PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. retablielied In 1:97 pe Lasaberdegysel. lit and 67, tliariniceroi. Wastelneisr. IMMO of 11116.—A1l P. lea effected iwiar to the 1m of July, 1.41, gm the bums teak .4 premium, will participate In the nett illytees al main or are and torsos of proposal. apply at the *Wee se Mn.,. ve asy slthe Comae, a &vide CASH ADVANCES MADE, without delay, by lb. IA IN DIPS IN LTM ZNT INIMPL.NYIIJafted, 36*, lioorgoAo .utd. ea dep. % o &Wolk, bills of mac or othc r ay paved aerazllly. rgya r yable by rimy larlalisesla. Depaltos Owed 6 poor ant ea all amosount• erre Ls. Capita& 1126.006, Is ins at SW awl AS mei trespeelibms asal tome mil tyre se appeals& •XDRITI JAIIIIIII BOOT. Illariglas fllrieMye. HAIR RRSTORILD, Improved, aad Beautified by the ear 4 ItfIITLAN UN' MACAPVIAA 011.—It prevents hale trues fallises off se teshhig prey, ebssirthal• week half , shames it Irons scurf mad hisdrill, sad smokes t bossitlfally soft, plieble, sod glossy Its up Is ewes Id bliktbliai Is peen. ri) • ttre awl lb Ilse growth of Whishers, the heard, and fl.••tarbloss. It ts unfailing la Ile sthoulatiee eyeratbors For eleklreo it I. esperbslly reeomasses,leal, se fonalasi the bask of • beeetuol Suomi of lbw. • Mk Its Istresiectlee late the earsery of lortts. atJ qtr:ounortnu. b:•timesbale esastetly esselyed eft* olloarj, allord Qs boot awl owed proofs al i soorsta Prim be. L. 7a OIL roma to boar aad tit tor bottle. We. —Ari tor ItoorWolo tatolooor amid at la liattoor pier. aN y aboomisto aN pootormis. KEATING'S (.!.0D LIVER OlL—Just Im• 'mew. lb Mae hem Newfoundbad, and the light benne ham homey Theseppbnl the pretreat me lave sew ln. d. the sr .aa.ually hoe, and the nil bendy belelt se Ivoteatt ea twin and TA...oboe, of Gay's and en Tiveasie 110.tetelt. have anal, eed and need the Pak Newboadload 101 l the Ma and ore* • tor loralkl• of try olive** roman allow Llght SINN Wing BMW* twoso me al prim la egrets wear the /each ai eh clam. No brae plc. rod he paid Yes Or Liqht *one. al per, we la fret. Pal o sr& sa 1. 41. VW% Ye is Sue-per Wear uts. Id.. rewrial regour 117111 he. reefs Cleibeartid- - - AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.—LABIBEItTS MTH beater BALKAN. allaust neattalas the bowels or eir...tlea Imed, hey ellareglest and *amt. le wheat.' to M the twat twat...lw rof aellevlas *geisha. ".I.ls, nattinani ma. a mamas. seed magemplisa. It In •mittly • ttr. • perr.....• wham the ilinteata alloy 11. nal,. neamiglesaskieg. Ie ▪ oppr.ll/Are Ito w Was bemak lal tarn.. pr.,...1.4 ee q•ell Wes ems SwF My of gulloro Yaw. may .4epemi e4l rebel la • kw miseites MIST What IL Pregengl aril .01 by W LAMBILIIT, chime* Ilk Jermya almet. Haymarket owl lay an illevaslsta, la betthal %04.. fa a. sad 4* et emit la. gateeelge mama he Legielleere AanimalM Palma The ram awl Warm Y easeaved ea Oa Magma DR. BUCHA N'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES._ rAt r.NY gra II en trim vtoirtAALS PILLS. te4lll.,•eng Ihe Norrla. perttyles V• hMi t. ,, ,•,.11.1g • Aulle4 Lana 4irs. Alll..aae AAA liver CAISAMIIIO. aheF 5.... pmt. .Asoti44lA el" na. eAelstrArse. k V 41.141111611 , h..olnittoeut. fie rt.a.linatas: all .We atupliama. INNIS. di= aaala.l oak en. at A • 'no. rut ral.ral VagpLable P.. 1.4 alt. rthriaa • I salts/1r Fat the .I.lacalt. ,12645 d„ aa.l ..f t.. webs depressed: of *Nee bertlehelity... aril/aortal" fat Ye epees'. ereple, Le. ea eled r•eweLwel.. Weather whh the wails whim teem weer. sea sp.aire 1.. the eitIVINSO d !UMIAK, lops/tai • bewittlel .P..r elleedileg M ease • New Woes el A. all 0 .n.. p...... 1 wet ewers haws AM,,... fa' j.., N. I' al ..ushl).ll, ...111lia the Jertedletlee et tie WINS New the lAN Nap.. .4 11..n.1•••• Sehl b Melee sad Oa peleateee ••• %tam.. ..,..l. 1.0.1.1 anti. W..sad a elemeiste Mon. ••• nth pee bee, ill id.. AL 11.1., lad : t. 5..1 awl le it Ikewsos, al. 14. we I.4ar Use erwelly, ltta Apnea :—leer. ttet etre., . J. Pats./. WWWW•tea: S.. hay e.. 1, 11.11..“1 4rml eager, e, C/i4/4044; ilweeper. iN •W. I/ Ilium Wt. I. LOAM Whew IL Newel% 7r. Unwe chew h ewes ?nee. r.'lo. mewed. ar. .Ar Ilairmslaruleser pos• 1••• •• ....,•••••,•4 .1146..,1., .1.4 Nel44/1. Dr Neeleere Oweeette Medbetwei. nese:leap Fewedwe tor won OZZACS COPAHINZ BACCHAHATZH L. I £l6l LIM —4:sl.lba sad imbibe am 40 4 4 11 444 WM b 4 44 Art Orr .lots an ef • repmish• lasis mod ma& am! 111. • Anna r.. 1/. mama. aml pride apiailtamem M. 1.4.. m mere.a4,o um roambarbag them mamba Ibireptrutie firma pt,1..-ttp but...watt. b larremlim, rMm seporm t ga• rue. poo•rtima. This propmmatimm bat Mum admp= M. Nrio Aramiaimy 11.1belmb Mbar NMI • Intl. la P.M. .1.0/1-14 !moats bompamit. 116.4 am • 11” k ILIA Pt fmribmlommw's. maw tie wry et 11 ...• 11.9.1. TM r; ♦ sat 1..... 1art. Leant.' Prom 4 444 b• 14 Is.: 11.4 .11.1 YID ISM at • pretty pink "kn. 14.a..•..1. a .84• gm Oval •13 den Ma ar IS mob& 16. ••••• ••• • UP •ea . tam by 0.11. 1 4 - L se I. JUL& Y. Mamitmeml Liman • 11 . ." *I IIbb.I W Om beset immmtbmml lismakieb. CATTLI SHOW RILL. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE MUSIC- I HALL Leleesterarmare. Proprietor—Mr. L T. SMITH. In autiounclint the opening of thin grand eats hinent, Mr. E. T smith seviturri to remind the public that he appears Is their midst as a favoured caterer for their amusement, and beans his claim fur • patent of pin ceilency in that re. spas. t upon the great fact that, by no ordinary struggles stood • • queliO prejudices, he has established the Theron. Royal Orley Lane no the playhouse for the people. Mr Smith further challenges the musical array to point out one volunteer who hen 11.11 C 11.101 e rapid driden towards advancing the tame for mink then himself. He has provided for the million, ' at the lowest priers of silinteelun. the grandest operas. Eng. Leh and Italian. Illustrated l.y the most accornr i llr o. artiste. In a word, he has broken up that in nbms monopoly which shut out high-clam compoeitiona, not only from the humbler, but from the middle claret at Knolish society. In his present great effort, untemetted in the history rd modern times, Mr Smith will, he trusts, amply aw► tail, the character It it his ambition to merit LiiiiiihKVALTloE ;liii.nnorTlrury place of enter. tainuoult and, with emphasis, he directs stteutloo to the ItYaN IND NIGHT. THIS EVENING. D e r . If, rat o'clock pre. ciaely. The rou.l. al direction le coollard to Mr. J. H. Tully. the popular 000ductor at the Theatee P.oyaL Drury Lane The nano. ..f dm/gentleman la dome a roarantee for the orchestral department. In the Refreshment is mem when It is star , ' that it selU Di C rtm ajlit a etri scill pert•lsmitmes of Mr. Jam.t Elba. the Maim' gempstitee CROWDS Grim.Ydd the •,bl.knle Gallery, Mimi Ik. lOte ass &Ms lir dam le Moine Oren the sad Imam le ail the polder mode her meal tel , ete d mosounont white new hem ay eonspletsoas sad lea 4 lei an eleeme ef Mr. Monk r bils eemer= le add that he to enormous espouse la waft the Mime of the A Mast speelmer Deed Mae me el poblie mmiket. The whole of the bofMb hr bum Owe& aald the 4111111 ht ✓uled mot wader the tisageors et Mr. wet. Bentifty, of MeV end the Thrive loyal. Drury Lem AI Intl sad Pablimpete theltwas bane been emosted by the mitheated ar W R flieems. Dime miles& The desere dews hy Mr. lin. thmlekti the peals el litre ellieeetr etd eviemilf ettl lima es him. Mr. lerMit imMeile le their pelmerge es emperelleled etompb el esem. egemillere. and am& 1 Mae TIM 1,13111141, Destamhze Wt. et Urea. Admissive, • Meposea gA RI B• LDI sod ITALY.—SECOND OSATION, Yr. MASON JONES. Oust St. Jamie- WIDIIIIIDAT IVES ISO ant, Dec. IL Stella 5a . armi : aim i ; la at the ball at Mena Keith rralslifa. Cliatpultte awl at Mutchelrs soya Llbcary, Cel ParAmaterA. NATIONAL 41111111011 LY ROOMS, High XXbans. Thebes& saluresiemat la Looks. —ln eno. sequaise id Ile ipso' Wed slsempess to Is metropolis day. his the Chilli SNOW, add the Med plrowe the establish trod always reestwes ea this esseelee, pe CO. LIT will row, =ma d'Wpm& 7. art KUICSIte sentlione otie hoar latcr them wog Tie neekles sad redriesimeat saloon. are moat esemalleek .*sakisespod blip paid to the comfort el She villas; and the raedlesideass to sell supplied with Slash aed OEM. pleraela /Ir. W. X Pad:tees eelelirateil hard will purism overawes and whelks, tram the standard atom agid a choke ad dans, wags. The stasis aad retmlimeate are ad dna Adedssloa. la A YLL ROOMS, Windmill-street, Pio Ta:- .ca. dUlly,W barbsoist sal hot proportioned rests le fiermis,. OPIIN hr 00111:21111 sad DANCING. Cowhides, by in irelblowers IRV^ Yea Yams, laiyeae. of Parisian ssOisity. W. llealesert. Ms graft* emit player in this esosloy. DINA rise MOW Dom ism as half past T. Diris al II idea. Atiollorms. ILK—A amid nadisweses Is &dated to onisbildriest ~ANCINO ACADINT, 38, Alersgate-strest. YLoYD'I 'sleet QUADRILLE PAST UM every MON. DAY. We , lnoo•lay. and Paturday. Ad et lestructioa la tailkaable Deeds( by Ors ealebraukl WT. T. Yom, every _Tweadai, Thunkisy. aod Prlrtai. T. ismosi i. ll. Ed sad. T Young's ou Tarim IL TkluNo. to• CWITLX SHOW sod SMITIMILD CLUB. IVAXIBII mAmrunaart KWIC AND WPM ROOM —Gssammsa vislabs Lain MEIN the CAME MEOW WINE tw ImWasol le He *Es pailalawia IsEEstimaw vq= as Er Ns nspolaWNE awl the notedes plan of Es gen se ME saaalry. Csmsmcbg every swabs at I o'clock. THIC LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-street, et —lt yea waat to area a plearat evealag, go M the 111 1=1,:l% PAVILION. the Gant room la London, aud the big COMMIT. Adamant ;by nterallumeat ticket) dd.— .", Vag Avers, 11111• °Wades. ite. BRIDE CAKES, One to Twenty Ouineae each— a birdenese Cake for an /demi . Nader, Madeira. and Scheel Casa bus la. to 10a each a late mertment of Mound Cakes for ia tiara la. at per lb.. Soups, Jenks, Crvares. and y Tartlets. tall . wra and Wedding leaat• provided. e-Ar.u., Cask maawkettoser, let, le t. AADVCTIOX CNI INI 1111311 DVT EUROPEAN - sad - YoIONIAL zti WINE 0031PAIrtaa...i. LW. beg en amsemies *Ng ban Mrs' Solt Tad/ al awl ay. Mee Orb patrons the tall hewn of laks av mat. ROYAL VICTORIA SURRIT..II‘. pen dean. Standard llesee.) S PLY-N DI D OLD ( Pt RT ten of la trea the woad Par deem SPARKLING KPICILNAT 19 , 4qN R. JLLI VI CLAJLIT, pars aad without oddity MIST CUUNAC 11/ANDY ;Palo or brown; 410. mut SAL 1101/111 APILICILN PORT SHELLY, ac lll. mad Oa. Ito Issel VIM letn■lwsd Low this °marry. Mena sad peslres• Waded, sad ids dose arse Weis sag Mang Osaka la Isesad at Walaa Mos Ibis taw t a spa& amass. Talus asi. WILLIAM /MD TI ?MO, Kapave. "EXCELLENTE BIJOUTERIE COURANTX ISOMILLn SPIECIAVI A r YABRIQVL"—W Anita- MTON aM Bite el DEN, havlaw h 21,1 honoured with a Pint-eleas )leital M tl. Prim I tiirenal Eahlblth•u, socuersoled by the shire retain/ tentlinweirl, rewrecthilly ineite the public to. ingiirtiini of their 6.11.1) CHAIN '4 and etlawales riortinent !GA hILLI:Y. all made on the premise W %ink:WAD and DICI101)CN,0.$1.loonlilie 11‘worriela,7.No. Id, Hew wit.% et nwt. l'oventipanlen. W C. Ewlabllshed A.D. 1798 Ana). irk Chains and Jewellery for Is. each. N.R. This '..nietut clone* at 6 to the evening, rad is liatuntys at I o'clock. NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. t an he lama acceptable than acatithhig both woeful anJ 4,mannnt .1 . and what mem metal awl araiwasatil than the gurnirnlG m.ide by thwEn cc 4 40E, MINCHANT TAILORS, WOOLLEN DIAPER'. 11.4,17LE5. HottILLS, BOOT awl SHOE NAKILIN awl OLNYK in:TVIETKES. - Lolll4lun H0u...--41/10:1LIL of MINOKINS Yl ALDOATI; Nk.W +TIM M comer ut Hart-street: COIN= at nits It A 4)01 KT ROAD sad ZUSTUN Country VatAblishieraia—Thorntea Bridge-atm* Bradford. Yorkshire . Yargata. Medial 1. . . B Slymild any artkle ant be apprerod ed. it will be ex changed or the maws eiteraed. t 44 OM and SON'S LULLS tot SELF.IIEA/1C1731 ENT sad UM. of prwes olth pamphlet ea the Kradymads Mining By.. tam past awl pretest) MUD 011 artattna. Of =frac The Its•rmiu4N antli Y.l) 'VERY AY lam INO at sunset until dotards: sansit, whoa bolos I. retained Mtn II s'clew.k. ►ITHE OM EGA.—A NEW CAPE for GENTLE MEN, IntrAutal sad to be had at HAMILTON mad MITOVS, Tailors, tte , 106, Strand. front MISR aad Rosso liolylarnn anatlemen requiring gel sal WloaaNa dr. a. eau arprirl on having Ohs brat n.ntrrial. sad YAM styli A at feat stork of morning, lounging, and owaresmia amps ea band. —No 106, strand. opposite Itiet-r ball. ELASTIC STOCKINGS alai KNKS-CAPS for VALHI st 4. tEI N 4 mot Vl' EA !4 Mot, r 4 a yin .upiriar fatale. Wins an unvarying support atthout the tr0u444 4 Instructions kr measurement and Wens on 'Mt cellos, MA the ankh, suit by sum f the manta.: Wren.— Piing sad PUNT& 1 Waturkseplace. London. S.W. CIOMPHYSSIBLE DRAUGHT and DUST L tar DOOM sod WI /I DOW... la veriesi sebum, bon ld. to 4.1. pee yard, do moot approved article ler Übe pu pae, mit b y It 111111.11140‘,11rX ptwtN W ISMOINSIOR, 116, Itogsalioleool. mar Osientoireo4 rodSVlMMlasd ALM. da. Newpatoetroel N UNN'S VIDITABLE (COLZA) 011, la w. pn hopsylall pi" Mimi by Oily yeseller proem, Is M sayavirt tw way ethic W0_461 pow 47 •B_isillil and brli d Megiled by . 11.0 wry mil SONS, lamb's caseeit-stme, W.C., parts of sows deny. ASAYING of TWENTY per CENT. in the MORTALITY of MRCP mid LVOL through the 11N01 4Mo Martgennyworth at THORLEY 00111POVIIR in esti Aiwa daily. Redwood prices Romig. nualsloins 448 feeds. "Mr sumimarr, 4On : COW 01.11411111111 a 445 kvial s I. pullets. 4M. =l4 p 01.4 oar nMerrsu Mather In the t sited Mueller's. TMORLIII., Imeeenroe and •arlo Pnowlertor trees. goo= Mak and Maaasetary. l'ak4varanourd. Slues ernes, Lorogas,—AsesSr mislead is sum town whrre sow are strand, svpo4.AdiaL L—A rsopial pest Inn MAE aol NEW-YEAR'S PRESENTS. INO mad SONG, barns emslambly Mused their prenien ban sem ea bawl m esimene smordent of the Won 1101, TIM Ma 10,7110.11. Milk dm. Mks, Mi. me m USW drips. banshee. me breed "la memkt MAUI peni sod awn Mal ree Metre OIL Orem. enempaohhe b aMa Morem .eeelham. TI MO Masan. shah dom—Mk Menhee red. sad NM Glasshommenest. w. hug gelelleheg free ter 14 drape. wilk ftlestrellemh QIEIN DiSb:AB sad their REDIEDII2I. SK /ft Itenne .1. fteentftft et the Royal Ng bre el Phyd.tana, Edinburgh: Member el the loyal Cohen* et 1MUT.1•414. 141,;Littti, Contaleing fte meters treatment Otleptel at the Wapitst ft. Leila Partin ler She ewe of them minner..., , . e. peeveleirt le • blgh ant of clallation. tae often enneolent on ma Supers melee the bleed. s ee air itorloutlc alleetls• and week teentami oapernew And Jeep taktthl latent. tolity o f the drew L•O•ry ayst. tn, ,•11.1ne dhleoloarstioxi of lb.. bawls, rethink ••0zh0e..4 the Alt.. at.e ; erleg the tate 1.1.1 Ittetllg It SA u eaghtly apiteanner, la Um of • clear, talc awl Maltby aan• V 01t.% • 1 hie hu..l, 14, en he ham Mated 1.. mete It, • thereauhly soda aml pea. Gene Moelkal Than and Indottee, August 4. Inn ruble-he-I let !An literati!, rarli...l.metreet, sad to be t (p..a tho A tabor. tv. theor4. Arent, Ilnovernone.. Lomoioe .emu Coronation arum it to 2 sod by appointment. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1860. • CITMILO and NEW-YEAR'S PRESENTS. lOTOORAITRIC ALBUMS. 8C RUNS. 'RAMIS, and PORTRAITS of the ROYAL FAMILY, the crowned beads of tamps, sad dlidlagulalted personages of all notions 81 Portraits IL ed. each. 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WWI One Whetter tor print reskweilles to health e.d vigour, the remelt n twisty. eve yeah revonthl pneltw In the treatment ad thole pereller einem nil nesial whin tend to eabltiter sad Salaries I Loud lls Ey Dr. J. L COMM U, Albemarteadreet, Pkeadlity, on. '• /Le it the led beet es eervouseen." —Medical Record. end by Man to Candi ; reps sad Co.. ES. Ihternesternor. WHEAT EVENING Itlal6loUS MEETINGS AT THE SURREY rHeural. Lest evening i meeting for religious discourse and were , sendested by the pewee who held a eneeeing at Exeter-hall on the previous Sunday, took place at the Surrey Theatre. It had been announced at first that this second meeting would also be at Exeter-hall, bet for some reason that arrangement wee altered. Between six and seven o'clock every part of the theatre was crowded. In the galleries there was a preponderance of people of the working classes; the occupants of the boxes had perhaps come merely se spectators, but a large proportion of those in the pit seemed like regular church or chapel-goers ; they were well- dressed and staid looking ladies and gentlemen, trades men, or superior mechanics with their families. A. good may young tam, whu appeared to be interested in what was going on, were also present. The drop-scene course was down, and in frost of it • table with chain had been placed, for the preaches mid members of the committee. Mr. Reginald Radcliffe and Mr. Richard Weaver alternately spoke to the people severed times during the evening, for ►bout • quarter of an hour or twenty minutes each. While one was so engaged at the theatre, the other would crow the street to the Scotch church in the Borough-road, where he entered the pulpit along with the regular minister of that place, the Rev. Yr. Fisher, and assisted him in carrying on the service. The prayers and hymns were of the character that is usually preferred among the Methodists, and in certain other dis senting congregations, but the proceedings were quiet and impressive, without formality, but with as much good order as on any similar cassia:l. Neither in the preaching of Mr Radcliffe, nor in that of Mr. Weaver, could the most testi dious hearer detect any apprcach to emirseuese or levity ; their style wee that of familiar but very earnest conversation, with much anecdote derived front personal experience, and with frequent appeals to , the affections of young and old, of brothers and sisters, parents and children ; dwelling rather upon the inicerteinty of life, and upon the importance of preparing for (rernity, than upon the gross conceptions of physical torment by which popular preachers have sometimes produced • ques tionable effect. A few minutes interval, occurring niece t►an once between the several addresses or hymns, was em , ployed in sober conference with the gentlemen who attended on this occasion, poising to sod fro amongst the audience to talk with any of them so disposed upon the objects for which they had been invited to the meeting. Once or twice • woman fainted either from the heat or from mental I excitement, but there was no attempt, as in the so-called " revival." elsewhere, to give this incident a supernatural turn ; and if, during the pause for private conversation, • laugh happened to be overheard anywhere, it was gravely rebuked by the superintendents on the stage. The whole affair was; haracterieed by extreme simplicity and seal . . without fanatical violence or any stimulating artifices whatever. CRYSTAL PALACE. TO TM! cprroit Or THI lIIPIXTS. Stn,—ln reference to a paragraph in yesterday's Merry? Matiag that " an extensive system of fraud had just ban discovered, which had been carried on for some time, especially in the matters of the storm of the company," I beg to state that there is no grotsol whatever for any each sesisinent. The uuly way ID which I can account for such a misapply berry analog is from the cinminstence that the director recently found it neeetwary to discharge one of the imperil. tridents in the building, is whose trausactions some irregu- Linties were found to exist, but they did not amount to Nye pounds is money value, which bus since been made good to the company, but, at the rme time, infringemeste of prieciple were involved in the transuctimie which the director felt it necessary to mark with the severest censure. —I us. Ito, GEO. GROVE, Secretor I :, Crystal Parr, Bydeahani, Lisa 10. On Tuesday afternoon, as two trains were Ii other, near Roby, something which pmts dalfrom we of them caught the other, and carried away a con aidarshie quantity of 'lsm, itc. On Saturday morning Mr. Charles Bedford, the coroner for Westminster, received informatics of the death of Mr. Charles Baiter, aged 42, an engraver, of Drury-law. Disks( the last few weeks he has been very melancholy and deeposhog, mad his wife has eadeavoured to mairiain the came of his despoodeocy ; but he remained silent on the subject. On his wife going nut he scut his little girl to purchase wane laudanum, which he swallowed. He was conveyed to King's College Hospital, where he expired from the effects of the poison. ' there are only the throe Newmarket seeistinge hr the crack two-year-olds to meet, Iwo* sot pass over the running at Richmond, Where let 131 b, lady Louisa, Bet 41b, and Prudence, Set e former at course whirr easily, with so much Ilithrt of the weighte; bet the performance scarcely eclipsed tY of her stator esrpaioa, Far Storey, who gave Beards (brother to Risers-) 71b and beat him easily for the tbreo-quarters of a mile Ruby Stakes, while Lumberer_ with half • stone the best of the weights, was only • bad third. Again, in the Wright Stakes he gave Virgilins 111 b and beat him a neck, the latter afterwards it-toning the Blurry while giving from 21b to ISlb to fourteen of his fifteen opponents, and it is not to be wondered at that many should raise a doubt whether he or Kettledmm was the best of Colonel Towzielers strong team. At Lifetree Caller QY s h receipt of 101 b from Lava, won very- easily the Meaßglie Park Stakes ; and the Nanery treed out a WOW lima thing for Nan , who showed she could i t= it suited her by • Limeflower so far. did not afford or two-year-old event beyond • sad a selling race ; but they were numerous enough rem Mermarket First October Meeting, where Malta won the Teld Plate Across the Flat very easily, giving Shingle, abis mks sack a " pot" for one of the Nurseries lag 171 b, and it is palpable he will always like • arra lair. Merry was within an ace of win ders his four engagements, as he _ only missed fair 'whoa Folkestone was beaten • he for the Itedesdiana Maim farm the Ranee filly—a pretty 'llllldrother on the part of the latter, seeing the Fulloseenes afterwards gave Hr• 71b and =a and also overthrew the great Klarikoff for the which made the latter either very moderate or Mr. MerWs secoadahot • " flyer," and this latter opinion I incline to, as Will-o'-the-Wirp, lady Blanche, and Prince Plausible were also among the slain. The event of the meeting was the Hopeful Stakes, which brought together such a good lot of animals as fully made amends for the small field, es they iacluded Dundee, Pit Mb ; Little Lady, Bst Blb ; Wal loon, Sul 131 b; Queen of the Vale, Set Illb ; and the almost equally good-looking Emitter, Bst 71b, who made his first appointer in a backward state. The struggle wait sup posed to met entirely between Dundee and Lord Stam ford's two, the Queen having so recently been amiss ; and so it turned out. Walloon making play at such • lace that really served Lhindee at the finish, the attempt having bees made to "cat him down," knowing what a bad beginner he was ; but Walloon cried enough a little too soon, sad it was not till then Little Lady came to the rescue, or she would nut have been beaten, perhaps, had they allowed her to take up the cudgels single handed. When she came Dundee was very bendy, and be finally bore her down just in time to secure the judge's fiat by a neck. At lint sight, this would depreciate the Derby favourite considerably, as when trying to give Sporting Life and Leogrot 31b. each over the same dranos a few weeks lase, Little Lady was only third to them ; but Drithe has so often shown he is not at home over half a mile, all . that it was something for him to win at when ming so much weight away, and the triumph showed be had trained on Qb more then Little Lady eines the spring, for when they met at Liver pool the filly received 21b instead of Sib, and there was exactly the same difference (a neck) between them. When barbeat Cowley and Sweet Hawthorn, for the Rutland es, the corer-Loth thought they had discovered some thing pretty good, and yet she was beaten four or five kerbs from lava and h ewbourgh at the next meeting ; the former displaying a brilliant form when winning the race (a 501. plate) so very easily. The Clearwell, ► with Imre had amiss, rested between Folkestone and Vergiss-mein Nicht, who were so close together at York, and the latter having to meet her conqueror on 21b worse terms, it was net reasoadde to anticipate the turning of the tables, although we had uo right to expect Folkestone's easy two tenths victory, which served to show how rapidly he most have improved in the autumn. In the Bretby Stakes Vasa was beaten by Lady Blanche, and cut up so badly that Klarikotre Derby backers looked unutterable things, after the close race the two bad sun for the Municipal at Doncaster • but this wu scarcely such • surprising mar as the defeat of /Wesley by Proceptress for the Stakes, where Diophiuitus started for a purpose diffi Pre t e ulret fathom, as the party made no secret of his being anika, and so mach form hod he loft that Kerley, who was beaten by him at Storhadie when reesivigg 51b, had • long way the be of it here gee mood place di even weights. Wit h the deter of Vep by lady Parch.so reoent an occurreooe, it was surprise( bow kindly they saw, cited Rlarikoff for tie Oriieriou refer at tie Hoogirom Ifeeres but • great , primmer ines deeidedly apparent, and with the whisper that th eAlitkipsolkeemi Follurone wee out right, while Parasite liedlliefbeeten several times stir he ran au well at York, Oxford, he., and Walloon was not at home on such a revere coarse, there was only Copern icus (penalised 3 lb) to hero* FJarikoff won " in a walk, " Barb Pilots running a dead heat with Folkestone for second, while Copernicus, who stopped when Klarikoff came out, finished • bad fourth. This exhibition will fully compensate for the running babied Folkestone at the first meeting, as by best ir Serb Pigeon so very easily he looked quite the equal of Preceptress sod Burley, who were only about 71b superior to the Barb in the Prendergast ten days previously. The " Feather Plate"wes carried off by. • very superior animal in comparison with what we usually see doing the three wiles, and the party into whose hands Somernault has passed will be sure to do • " geed with him next wagon. The Alleged Stakes rend ialli e depreciate this year's two year olds very much, r on a six furlongs course one of the best, Brown Duchess, was beaten by 'Thunderbolt when is receipt of Vlb, and the latter could not get near the Cambridgeshire tinnier. Sport ing Life, who hail been amiss ever since she ran saved to lady Clifden at Wolverhampton, rune out better than ever is a half-mile handicap, for with fist 41b she beat Longshot, nr 41b, Little Laily, fist 71b, Lady Derby, 7st 71h, a, several others, after getting badly off ; while Parasite, who male a debut with her in july, ran even worse than ever, Hamper, who was beaten by Lady Blanche later in the week, having six lengths the best of him in a mile, although as great • roarer as he is reputed to be. The Glasmr Stakes was also very nearly travelling into the Duke's stable by the aid of Asteroid, wbo bad only shown once before, when he beat Vi ne gar Hill by half • length ; so that he was not suspected of having a erre with Ihrikoff, except by • select few who knew what he had done with limper, and the lase was so close that the Whitewall horse hail to spin decline for the Derby. Over the T.Y.C. Caller Oui carried eat 71b most gallantly in a handicap, running second to the good looking Oberon whoa giving him Zits while lady Derby, 7st 71b, who ran third for the Portland Plate at Deserter, was among the im plored. Atherstoce, carrying the same weight, also distla pushed himself by rennin second in a D.M. Handicap to Atropos ; but on the Friday Oaller Oul was " nowhere ea the half-mile (which she certainly does not like) to Little lady's second, the race being • very easy affair for Nnt bush, who showed her kickers were not hr out at Don caster when they put the moor down so freely. For a 500 sers. Sweepstakes there was no little noise made with Elborus, who should have made • better fight of it with Sweet Hawthorn then he did, even supposing he did not get so well ref, and I cannot think hire a Derby horse, while Sweet Hawthorn is not one either, for beaus, who ran last, was no more fit to run than in the second meeting. The two Nurseries ware only noticeable for the moderate calibre of the competitors • and of the remaining events it is only requisite to mention the easy triumph of Coperuicus on the last day, which spoke volumes for Klarikoff mid Asteroid. Hesper's easy defeat by Lady Blanche ban been already commented upon, and it made out that the latter bad • right to best Vega at the second meeting, for there is so saying how good her lady. ship may be. Between the three gathering, at head quarters there was some d ons at Melton, lac., for at the former Caller Oui s i nd= a defeat from Scrubbing h over half a mile, but made amends on • six furlong course by beating • good field for a handicap. Bedford and Cardiff brought nothing to light, neither did the two northern affairs at Ave sad Perth, and Lewes only showed us that Trio—another Itataphin --could gallop a little. Then we come to Worcester, where Nuthush did another good thing for " Hedgeford ;" and Sporting Life, who left the aril* for Epsom just before, carried almos t as heavy • weight in proportion as the half-mile champion, Mir Julia (who had about 51b. the wont of racing weightal, and beat her by • neck. At Liverpool Nutbush was twice • winner, it being something to beat Lady Ripon two lengths for the Knowsley Nursery, as the latter ran a pretty good race for the Juvenile Stakes with Yorkminster, who is beaked at 80 to 1 for next year's Derby, although on what greed is difficult to imagine, as Newbourgh. receiving 81b, beat him many lengths on the Friday. At Shrewsbury Black Diamond bat a moderate lot for the Nursery ; audSporting Life, giving Lady Ripon 71h, best her easily, Parasite being again last; but Lord of the Manor dis posed of both Sporting Life and Mir Julia so cleverly for the Wynnstey Cup that, although he bad a stone the best of the weights, be will help to make the two year ors of 1880 moderate enough. In fact, they have had the worst of it on the whole when meeting older hones et weights tar age throughout the season, as I find that at Northanipkm the three year olds had the Whittlebury to themselves, even with Folkestone and the liohemienne cult iii the told ; at Anot,Cock-a•Hoop beat Rouge Demon and Malta for the Trial Slake, ; at Newmarket July. Satellite best Brows Dasher Nemesis, Blisworth, and Queen of the Vale, for the Stamford Plato ; while at Doncaster, Amsterdam and Twilight heat East Stanley for the Fitswilliani, sod Catawba beat Doefoot fur the Revival Plate. These are the principal races for two year sod three year olds to meet, tet• oept the Queen's Stand Plate and Fernald! at Ascot, was by Queen of the Vale, the Winton at York, won by Dun dee, and the new race at Stockbridge, won alai by Dundee. Bet the latter only beat • lot of animal. at Stockbridge g wheat subsequent performances proved they were abed op, TSB WORKING MEN'S CuLLIIIR VOLUNTIIII Runs CORPS.—Yesterday this floe body of men, led b, their m oomplished and popular commanding officer, Mr. Thomas Hughes (whom his readers would nether call "Tom Brown"), marched to Christ Church, in Lisiscurgrove, for afternoon service. The church, which is a very spacious one, was crowded in the extreme, and a great maoy people could sot get edmittsince. The incumbent—Rev. Llewellyn Davies —read the Liturgy, and the Rev. F. D. Maurice, chaplain of proched the sermon. He dwelt stroogly upon the moral aspects. the motives and duties, of thr volunteer movement. Its tendency, be said, should be to unite the citizen class and the soldier class, to prevent the military service from being ed into a mere trade, and to foster the spirit of nationality and the love of our native land ; he would not believe that it had originated in a panic or to suit a temporary occasion ; and be should lament its eventual discontinuance, as an example of the most hopeless arid disheartening effect. CONVICTION FOR SMILING VOLUNTEER UNIFORM awn ACCOUTREMIENTS.—At the County Magistrates' Court, Liverpool, on Hatnrday, Joseph Heyermas was brought before Messrs. Cameron sad T. L. Anderson, charged with t►is offence. The defendant was an ex-member of the Bth company of the 4th division of Local Volunteer Artillery, commanded by Lieut.-Colonel Bourne. One of the regula tions of the company is to furnish outline of clothing, Ito., to members, who either pay for them in full or by instal ments, each article having a specific value attached. The defendant paid at once 21. 12s. 611., which entitled him to trousers, shell-jacket, and cap; but in addition to these he had obtained a " bus - by," tunic, pouch, and belts, for which he agreed to pay a balance of 21. 12s. 6d. He entered on the 12th March, and retired on the 22nd June last, and on leav ing the corps he sold his entire uniform and accou trements for 11. 181. The defence was that being a foreigner, and not may familiar with the arrangements, be believed that the 2!. 12s. which be had paid, and certain monotones@ which he had since given, met all the require. meats of the corps ; that he offered to sell his uniform to the corps, but that this offer being declined he parted with it by private contract ; and that hie reason for leaving was him inability to attend from business eoporaineuts, which frequently required his absence on the Coatitent. It ap pend during the examination that the defendant received a salary of from 1501. to DV. a year. The magistrates im posed the full penalty of 404., but as the prosecution did not pram for costs, the costs of the court only (131. fid.) were added. FATAL ACCIDENT To A C LEROY NAN. —A fatal 'trident occurred at Rochester on Saturday to the Rev. George Davies, an elderly and much respected clergyman of that city, which has caused a deep sensations among the in habitants. The deceased although 75 years of age, was possessed of great physical powers ; and oe Saturday after noon had taken his accustomed walk into the neighbouring town of Chatham, calling on his return at the shop of Mr. Giles, a poulterer, to transact • little business. Mr. Davies wee about leaving the shop, and had reached the pavement with the intention of crossing the High-street, when a horse, belonging to Mr. Austen, baker, which had taken fright, at that instant rushed by dragging a cart with it. The deceased clergyman seeing his danger at tempted to regain the pavement, but before he could succeed in doing so he either fell or was knocked down by the shaft of the cart, his head coming in contact with the kerb. He was immediately taken up in en insensible condition, and removal to the surgery of Dr. Jardine, when it was found he had sustained • concussion of the brain. The deceased was afterwards conveyed to his own residence, but never rallied, and dMd In • few hours afterwards. Mr. Davies was vicar of the Isle of Grain, and was connected with nearly every public body at Rochester. He was also • county magistrate, end lad filled the position of chairman of the beach of magmtratas at Rochester for • great number of years. Dearstiertva Fat - Lt.—Yeatertlay morning, about four o'clock, • fire broke out at the Redan Stores, 464, Blackfriars-road, and was not extinguished until the house was entirely destroyed, together with its contents, and the adjoining premises considerably damaged by fire and water. The whole of the sufferers are believed to be insured. But fur the assistance afforded by means et the fire escape, • number of lives would in all probability have been eacrr ficed.—Another lire occurred on the premises of Mr. Thomas, silk mercer, Beckford-row, Walworth• road, and was not extinguished until great da. snags had been mused to both the building and its contents —On Saturday morning, about • quarter to 2 o'clock, the inhabitants of Horton were thrown into • state of considerable alarm in consequence of the outbreak of • fire on the premises in the mutt occupat ion of Messrs. Hudson and Co., cabinet-makers. and Mr. R. Robbins, chair-maker, Rilev'eyard, Copstall-street, Hostels The Atones were not extinguished until Messrs. Hudson's work. shops sad their contents were destroyed, sad Mr. Robbins' premises dammed by fire and water. CRYSTAL PAL/XL—The directors of this company have determined on recommending to the proprietors the payment of a dividend of 2 per cent. on the °Misery stock foe the year audio( 71st October lass ; carrying ewer the reserve at 11,22fii. lls. 241. It is stated in n letter from Palermo that the proclamation of King Victor Emmanuel has pro duced an excellent impression in all Sicily. King Francis 11., by a decree dated from Gaeta, has distributed numerous decorations among the officers on board the foreign vessels lying off that place. A Trieste letter states that the Archduke Ferdi nand Maximilian, on arriving there from Vienna, at ones assumed the command of a squadron of evolution. yo TAIL ILDITOR OP THE EXPIRBS. whatever they might have been in their day ; and Setel- • lite'. triumph at Newmarket will negative one of Queen of the Vale's Ascot triumphs (the race in which she got the best of the start), while Thunderbolt completely upsets the other by his defeat of Brown Duchess last Boughton week, as his being beaten by Tro vatore a few weeks beforehand will show he was ad Thunderbolt at Ascot. It in true that when Satellite beat Brown Dudes, Sic., at Newmarket, he had a stone I the beet of the weights, as did also Maggiore when Dundee I hest her at York ; et Goodwood we had two 3-yr-olds, and they not the beet of their year, one of which tWallace) proved himself a 20lb better anim al than Satellite, while the other (Sweetsancie) was about 16Ib the superior of Meg. gicre so that Dundee is of no stronger calibre than eltrodsimoe, sad Wallace's is about 10Ib superior to that of Brown Duchess, who was beaten by Satellite. Now, nothing appeared subsequent to Doncaster at all equal to Dundee, the best that Normaiket produced being Lady Blanche, Preceptress, Sporting Life, sad Asteroid; and wears bound to consider that, unless there is something very grand in the background, the lot we saw in 1860 is inferior to that of last year in quality, from the performances of Wsllace I and Sweetaauce in the St. Leger. This rule will only apply to the colta, for it is difficult to get a measured lady ad. • den, who accomplished all but ber first victory to very easily ; 'ad if Dundee showed he bad improved more • than Little Lady between the Liverpool Spring and Nee -1 market First October meetings, Lady Clifden told quite as good a story only a fortaight after she beat Little Lady by . a , a length at Liverpool, as at Warwick she cantered rn four lengths a-bead, and gave her quite a 10 1 1 b beating. Thus, as regards the honours of the hest ", 2.yr-olds of the duo°, they must be worn by Lady Chides, whn bids fair to pursue as glorious a career as did i the very best of the mares that the present century pro duced, d she bnigurn out a stayer. I may take it upon myself to harlicap the best of the performers previous to analysing the Derby, and it might then be discovered that there are sine geed outsider investassate is that race —I am, Ise. XETFA)R. ITALY. --.-- (ma oua ova .&a,4e(l, Additional,) (TWOPENCE. NAPLES, Dm 4. News has arrived of the arrival of the King in Palermo, on Saturday rimming, at 9.15 a.m. Be was received with indescribable enthusiasm. The people insisted on taking the horses out of the carriage and drawing him in. It is calculated that upwards of 400,000 persona had assembled in Pa lermo. His Majesty went first to the cathedral, where he was received by the archbishop. On arriving at the palace be received immediately the consti tuted authorities, and afterwards the deputations from the various municipalities of the island. ' On Sunday morning the first meeting of the Consults di Stato was held, in the rooms of the Lieutenant-General. Baron Poerio was chosen vice-president and Signor Mamari secretary. The principal speakers were Signors Pica, Poerio, Im briani, Avellino, Leopardi, and Baldacchini. Farini opened the meeting in a speech of which the follow ing is a condensation In this season of transi tion it was impossible to do more than to apply to Southern Italy the laws regulating lioerty, and the provincial and communal administrations which are in force in Northern Italy. Everything must ultimately depend on the parliament. One of the principal duties of the Cousulta would be to examine the disorders which by long corruption had been introduced into the WilllilUlltration, and with re- . , gull to organic laws, those sleeting the communes must be immediately attended to. Undoubtedly the elective principle must be introduced into the provincial and communal councils, but within what limits must be fixed by the Consult& di State. Laws regarding the public security, public charities, and communal property must also be considered ; and the Consults was requested espe cially to investigate the state of the Albergo dei Poveri and the prisons. Be was most anxious to receive with deference the counsels of those around him whom he had called together to assist him in accomplishing the difficult work of the material and moral reorganisation of the country." A general conversation ensued, in which the Lieu tenant touched on the amount of legislative authority which would be given to the Consults, and alluded to the necessity of opening up other channels of industry than those which now existed, and of drawing freely on the treasury for such purposes. Altogether the impression produced was favour able. An application has been made this week to the Lieutenant-General by one of our countrymen for the removal of many of those passport restrictions which still exist here, but are abolished in Turin. A courteous answer was returned, and a promise of immediate attention. This morning's Official Jammu! contains the law of trial of offences against the press in eighty-two articles. The Nahum;lit& of Turin publishes the follow ing proclamation by Garibaldi : Italy and Victor Emmanuel ! The Italians must not on any account abandon this programme. Victor Emmanuel is the only indispensable man in Italy, around whom all the men of our peninsula must rally. Ido not care whether the minister's name be I.ssvour or Cattaneo (the latter is preferable) ; but what I care for, and what all Italians must inexorably demand, is that on the sth of March, 1861, Victor Emmanuel be at the head of 500,000 soldiers. Nor. 28. GARJBALDI. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 9. The Retribution. 28, paddle-wheel frigate, Corn ea:dors Henry E. Edgell, C. 8., arrived at Spithead this afternoon from the East Indies. She left TrMeonsales on the 15th of September ; the tape of Good Hope, o,:tober 27 ; and Tenenffe, November 1.0. She brings a few invslids from the Cape. The Retribution experienoed heavy weather during the latter port of the pump. The Gorgon, ti, steam sloop, Commander George M. Jackson, sailed this morning for Plymouth. Tan Guiana' MEMORIAL, PALL-MALL.—The boarding and scaffolding which for so long a time has been an eye-sore at the bottom of Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, has DOW been entirely removed, and considerable progress Ins been made in the completion of the granite steps of the . The whole of the mottoes which have given rile C d . 7 Itch criticism have been removed, and the only three words that now remain on one side of the column are I " Alma," " Inkermann," " Sebastopol." The trophy I formed of the guns and mortars taken from Sebastopol is now completed. It consists of three mortars, two six or nine-pounders. and two 32-pounders. There is reason to believe that the Prince Consort, colonel of the Grenadian, will be present at the public inauguration of the monument, which will shortly take place. REGIMENTAL MEMORIAL AT EX ETER.—A large and handsome monument to these of the 32nd Light In fantry who perished at Lucknow, Cawnpore, and m the 0 1011*; 1 69 (inclOtling 13 dicers, 448 non-com m▪ issioned officers and men, 4 ladies, and 98 soldiers' wives and children), has just been erected in the neve of Exeter Cathedral. The work has been admirably executed by Mr. Richardson, sculptor in London, who so recently placed DI Bristol Cathedral a similar memorial to the fallen of the 2nd Battalion, Military Train. The inscription is as follows : —" In memory of the following officers of the 32nd, or Cornwall Regiment of Light Infantry, who, with 448 nos. commissioned officers and men of that corps, were killed, or died of wounds or sickness in the noble discharge of their duty, during the memorable siege of Lucknow and Cawnpore, in the yearlSs7, and in the subsequent campaign the mutinous @ andrebels in India :—Colonel r. i t si sego F. H. Berkeley, C.B. ; Lieutenant-Colonel William Case • Captains E. &mavens, J. Moore, J. W. Mansfield, W. iower, B. M. Cabe ; Lieutenant' Eded Joly, J. D. Thompsoe, F. Wainwright, P. C. Webb, J. Brackenbury, E. C. Hill, W. H. fty, J. W. Charlton. Also to the memory of Mrs. J. Wore, Mrs. F. Wainwright, Mrs. E. C. Hill, and Mies Wainwright, and of 98 soldiers' wives and children of the =ad Light infantry, who were barbarously nisseaored at Cawnpore m Jul.:, 1807. This monument is erected by their comrades and friends, as • token of admira tion for their gallantry, fortitude, and devotion." THE UNITED STATES. QUEENSTOWN, SUNDAT. The Royal Mail steam-ship Canada, Captain Anderson, from Boston on the 28th, and Halifax on the night of the 29th ult., arrived here at 12.50 a.m. to-day. She brings 61 passengers. The Canada landed all mails except those for Liverpool, and proceeded at 1.10 a.m. All well. The Arabia bad arrived out. The excitement in the South continued un abated. Governor Gist, of South Carolina, had issued a proclamation declaring the purpose of the state to secede alone, if not supported by other states. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Nov. 27, Ev=lto. One million dollars have arrived from California. Money is stagnant at 7to 8 per eent. for first-cbuw securities. En. change firmer. Commercial bills, 98 to 1W ; bankers' bills, 103 to 106. Stocks unsettled. Centrals, 72i to 73 : Erie, 2t4 ; Illinois, 571 to 58. (lotion dull and heavy. Breadstuff' dull and unchanged. LATEST BY TELEGRAPH via HALIFAX. NEW YORK, Nov. 29. To-day being Thanlogiving.day business is suspended. NEW YORK, Nov. 28, EVENING. The Charleston Banks have mostly suspended specie payments. Stocks are quoted—New York Centrals , (!) , Erie, Z4l ; Illinois, 5 . 71. The cotton market is dull. Braulatuffs easier. Provision dull. —. NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 17. Cotton sales, 10,000 Isles ; middling, 10c. to Slic. Receipts during three days, 34,1100 Wes. LIVERPOOL, Sumnr. The Royal Mail stanuship Canada, which touched yesterday at Queenstown, arrived here at 10 p.m. The City of Baltimore had arrived out. In Baltimore ou the 27th the secession spirit was rebuked in a significant manner. A palmetto flag was displayed by an association, calling themselves the southern volunteers. and it provoked only groans and hisses from a large crowd which collected around it ; and the captain of a vessel in the harbour, who displayed the same flag at the masthead, was imme diately rebuked by an opposing display from all the other vessels in port. Diplomatic relations between the United States and Peru are entirely suspended, and the matter in dispute gees before Congress for jurisdiction. Her Majesty's war steamers Larva and Hydra had arrived at Port Royal, Jamaica, with their crews, Two slavers have been captured and taken to Port Royal. Advices received from Vera Crus to the 21st ult. state that the British legation in Mexico had been robbed by force of a million of dollars belonging to the British bondholders. Great excitement prevailed in consequence. The liberals were concentrating on the capital. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. The Royal Mail steam-ship Persia sailed for New York at 4 p.m., with tr 20,0001. in specie on freight. QUEENSTOWN, SUNDAY. The Royal Mail steamship Persia arrived here at 3 p.m. to-day, embarked mails and passengers, and proceeded for New York at 4.15 p.m. All Nell. CRYSTAL PALAOR—HALT-L.Cwwx DAY.—Sh i Tummy, DEC. B.—Admissioes ea payment, 410 ; ditto by meow Came. 1,496 ; total visitor% 1,906. [Advertisement.) Errger or THE ItEtweED WINE DrTY. —A petition from the African wine farmer. ha. 'wets sent to Erieland for premmtation to the Queen °unlearning of the new tariff The reduction of duty UM Spanish wines hosing enabled Me Latepeaa and Co!meal Wine Company, of IE2. Pa rnell, $ rr•luca tAe price of their famous Royal Victoria dhlifer to Vs. per deem loonies and eases included,. has pro arced each an eetraordin3ry demand for t►at sine a. to greatly decrease the coast:m(4tn of Cape or :loath African wine*. acid . hence the fears of the Cape farmers.