The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-11 00:00:00

• /, - - A • • • 1/ 2 •••--- 7 -* i• - 4, /,L eat,. 4sulatins 'v I' .) 14..0.. • ater• tort altd pee. 14r luvie I I. lay. aria Orme •11. 1 141.• 1 , 01 1.. tip. 1411! kat. •..1 I .ew 1 Irsesley rol.1.• t.. the ,1 0 .1 to h. hoe eh. iwpwriaiet 6. photo( shoost ...ten pot to art nn. •111 her .4 ern.... re *AA the do. I I it to it as • rttitla at* ult. list tau re. mum, nt 'la. .4 ow w t• pm. ~784.) (Stamped, ld. Additional.) jwR CALCUTTA, calling at MADItAIL—The wellimeent dipper opeille•ry 'teem Ode GOLDIN 'MCI. us, tesh lefelkaws prom S. N, Cowman4.r. vow la the rtehole 0 0 .•elie,Lei. will hove ea the nth th, 116 , D 1,...er. mho/0G.4 pemeigroe at en 4 lereges Gravesend eh She to Jelous). Ime:. 7W megalacest thtfi es iGNl *WIN* ahr the Delhi *rote. h eseemiOly rellttaiL IltsLrate seem. ...Wens ler remerrors. sad NM cam as ulplllsesed weriee• aa.i.s.arsaracia_ CASH. —£50 REQUIRED, f or t we l ve mon th s . 00041 se, usity. and 15 per cent for the secemmodatlain V a. egre need apply.—Addreek J. LINES. 3. chneen-equerd. te-street, City. LONDON, WEDNESDAY MINING, DECEMBER 11, 1861. [TWOPENCE WU NEW 161111041701 r NUM* MUTATION TO BAAL (mom*: • Yesterday afternoon a deputation of nalsiter, direetces, and teachers of schools receiving the government past throughout various parte of the country, waited upon Bad °noodle, President hf the Council, and the Eight Ham Mr. Lowe, X.P., Xi:dater of Education, foe the pur r. of representing the injurious effects 'el the redently ironed Minute of Education. The dspntatke wee sompned of several hundreds of persona. The deputation having been introduced, street-road, Obwirenwell. Mr. J. Dick's was voted to the chair, sad dim tom brief remarks with regard to the three candidates is fie field, iatrodoesd Mr. Bury Hutchinson, who declared himself la favour of a large extension of the franchise, sad for • lodges. He was a Wises churchman, but considered in the interest of the church, church rates ought to be abolished. In his opinion the ballot was intently needed, as a check upon both corruption and undue inflames NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADXIZAIST, Ds°. 10.—Arrourruarre.—Mazter's Assistants : A. IL De Bidder, to the Devastation ; and W. T. Wheeler, to the Stromboli. Paymaster T. Waterfield, to the Wellesley, in lien of clerk. Assistant Paymaster W. Cramp, to the Majestic. Clerk E. I). Green, to the Pembroke. Acting Seoond-dass Assistant Engineers : C. T. Felye, sod T. Scott (D), to the Topase ; J. Legate, to the Terma gant ; J. H. Ferguson, to the Cumberlaud, for service in the Gaktea ; G. Woollen], and R. Phillips, to the Eso chant)). Tlw B"..rrise - sal b...stionsi wry it sub 1:6 ow at Ms trlrmillms asullory sisiarnissis : rim NIGHT. iviß. eind Milt. GERMAN REED, with M r . JOHN PARKY, To NIGHT, ir their I.palar wins. TAI lak.NT, and every evening ,except ttaturaa) at ta—laarn lt=einntatleca Thnreitay and eslarelay, at 3, at the Royal of MaeHatloa, 14. Hedenhelitet.—l °reserved mi Is., . la: w Mall 'K la, neared la advansaA the Gallery and as Hama Cetemen Hai 8ee1.1441166 A Large .ad Valuable Cont.{ at OUNI/111101.78 SEEM Jest rassired inns California sad Vanoarrar's Island. M R. J. C. STEVENS will BILL by AUCTION, Mat bis Orssa noon, 38, King-street, Corelliirstdial. on iIiSDAY. Dan hittpast 11 precisely tipsier& of SO3 mains of roar CONIYEE ;ED, also a few Con.-11.4y viewed an monks et male, and catalogues bad. 71w C`.. - ice r Carers MAW kr W. Y. Prrerans. Aril 1 Ire IL Awry kr If fad Z. W. Ler ell I grra lill r ear l l4 C lbw& kr T. Mara AII JA..r Ms L 7. Muni I _._ - rearkr - sr prow North*, sa mom ehaiMTR bowl.: Raft dupla Ileill r Akron. eIIIN MAT sr Or.. N, hilla assFitrwt. S.W. : Maw. ALFRED WTT mail 046_ 1 , 144 lartimsba-dverA. IL.C.. ..r or it* (int a I aOr iiST INDIA awl umbox aim No LIMP.% ‘l* (LINOrk. P. ItlkkAr kr. larkr. 11.C. 1h ; Wire aka aggrarse kr oppolairorr r 111Aripme la is arks .Dahl. ark 1110111 AID BUM esisstry. Mr. Soma proposal, sad Mr. Burnt, of }tattoo-garden, akoaded a ,Mao to the affect that Mr. Hutchinson wan a et and proper person to represent the borough of Pillsbury is parliament, which was carried by acclamation. Me 1.1.411.6.0, r Knw• GRAND BAL INASQUE.—NATIONAL LISIMMILT ZOOM. IMAMlaxML—ThedeZ i.4°e hue the Manor to le the ambilty aid that the ANN 'AL BAL AMC! Si Axed for MAMA 11. December 11, whew aY the reetrercee of Me Zashibthememt all be brought lato M fabler this the Not appoteted and most MAUNA Mee ever trammed. TM vetteimente will be of the dieters. ohmmeter. sad the ahem Werner tom the Mesa rbealma The M a meter the Male direeties of Mr. Packer , be eseellemblj ab eersete.L Ormtlemea's Debate. 10a. ; ladles% : be of Cramer and Co Kew:degree . Chappell mad Oa.. Maill•elreet 111h.belf a loyal library : Ilmetemd's. Itemmtalreell : sod is the prelates,. hopper u I o'clock Doors deme st heifdaa Mr !lathes. Cetalemmet, Iticeeter square, eppoialed eselmaler. 1402W11 PERMANENT MARKING INK As too marking on Linen, Silk, or Cotton. .. and I. by for the best. .rupee.—Obserre =o a elspmeny shoot the gamine has ever yet been preparat, and fia t iste bottle blare the address on the label, te, Long. lane, West ariblillsid, City, LC., where It may be obtained wholmode and Mal, and at mast druggists, medicine venders, stationers, he., In the United Kleinlaut. Pries la per bottle. Are&boon Stowe pretested a memorial for the with. astral of the revised code, which stated that the depna likeadid sot act is their individual capacity, but were cos. meted with she National Society, the Church of England Mastiff' Society, the metropolitan training instilla tions, provincial training institutions, ke. The moo riel, after Ostia' at couiderable length the objec tion to the minute, oosclucted by entreating that any Wore cheap ha the administration of the education pant err beosined will* the limits of the =NAOMI of 184 lbth sad 186 q and be ooesiatent with the principle of Son ; led that the sagekire of the prevent myth= of oda olio may be maintained entire. The revised ode lab - load oboes, se opals sad frotheasatal that as moil& L elks of its regulator sold give ealiagliaim The mam► lathe, thersioni implored the withdraimi of • iissenmst which had 11801441• Ell sob widespread s thereby rvetoring that eseldesse sad co- eperatio beano the eduaitioitists of Crest Britain and the Committee of Comma which hse hitherto so happily prevailed; the interruption of which, for however short • period, they resoled es a public calamity. After a brief discussion, Bari GRANVILLE said, the prayer of the memorial is, if I verlimplami it, that the minute shall be withdrawn, end I am bound at ems to say, that I cannot give say salideotory I answer to the deputation re that paha. I believe that the principle is one which is perfectly detestable, aid that the more it is cossidered the more it will be approved of by the country. (Criss of " No, no.") Yea ere certainly a large majority spina me, but I stets what is my own opinion. 1 1 I woad point oat to the deputation that all are agreed upon one principle--a principle which I feel very strongly upon myself—sanely, that it is desirable that state easistanoe should continue to be given in aid of voluntary effort fir promoting education, and I think it is worthy of your attention, collectively and in dividually, to consider, whether after • revel com mission hot been appointed by one inwerameat, sad has reported to another government, and that goon. MIME has bead, rightly or wrongly, that, although great teembe have odonbledly aloe from the oiling rode, theme moth era set lastemenat to the sum el maw giver for the popes% end Imo in essisequesee Famed a system by, which . they seseider those results may he aogaiested-1 tiled it as worthy of your oonsideratioa whether, seder thee eiroasistances, it is desirable that re should revert Mindy to the old system of the Walla of 18th I will oil go late detail i is short, 1 abstain best making say *dos whatever as to the Gomm shish ha Majesty's go- MINIMA may mons apse that sailesh Therein rely use poles I would roma Cr upon.. la the mom of army ylrthe loot tnajo of whom are clergyman, I pected to see, nr wi the valises of the tionemeiatioas we haft heard as to the apps effect a the code, the mom asap leg mom d tiger t o t he reli giose inftructies of She pS i Almost every peat ohmage has bees subject to Imo ell time sort. At oat time the objeithos wee led we the religious in. ✓irgules give is the WE N& RII I IN e cro mot wonder that there is extreme jeakimy es this pail, for it show, that is the mind of the gloat majority ol educationalists it is seesetary that we should, ia one way or smother s eanthise religions with swear indroolies—(bear, hear)—hunta co ol medirelead, and I assure the I have gives my hest coringbe the stablest, hew the are code elm abet that questins. The easy ant depostioa I mesiled hen we. • very btheetleg ash of slyest • damn or mere of eleep sry Margin is steeds is Nolo' or pow &aids al the metropoth They re 4 hll made est • thong ame..41•110 othrtonately almost too smog to thralldom— as to the possiary rennissof Wilson code epee tbsirimbeele. I air SO with Issigneeles neleies, bet I am solo lot so large and respectable a deputation should set for ow moment suppose that the Committee of Privy Coon Al istertaia in the slightest degas the potion that it wee possible to diminish the eilloacy of the religious teaching in schools. Ido soil thick it would, be proper before the meeting of parliament to Woe into say discussion in do. fence of the new code, or to refer to say alterations of de tail which it may hereafter be thought desirable to make. 1 with merely to onset owe &protonic& which ap peared to have gone abated as to ear intentione ad motives. Certainly, oa the pert of the government he could give so hope that it would be withdrawn stall parliannet Lad had an opportunity of propound% aa opinion apes it. Archdeacon SINCLAIR having thanked the noble earl for his loamy, The deputation withdrew. MR. NORWAY, M.P., ON THE AMERICAN ...teutlly 4 Awn! uiviaiet. • , 0 , 1 1 1411.1111111 , 1, .1,411.0, but as sal QUESTJOE. INTRO UD, TUESDAY. This afternoon the Right Hon. E. Borman, addressed hir constitnetite in the Snbigriptionuomn d this town. There was a very sumerous ateendemee, end the right hon. gentleman was well received. M. Farstta compled the chair. POILTEDIODTH, Dsc. 10. The Wasp, 13, screw, Commander Charles Stir ling, was paid off into ordinary to-day, and the mew was turned over to the Chanticleer, 17, strew, having, however, bees panted seven d ays leave of absence. The Geyser, 6 , sloop, Commander G. Y. Jackson. Is tiling up wi th provisions and stores for Vanswever's Ldand. •katr.l. it me z .4 Ch. Itelsef •hteto .11 .4 Ito 411 ....tent takes re Oslo ..re now tom. un• • . it,. awl •nott festvate -v0..•1. awl we trole Ithe tarp I.llloll` Awaited) •% t• Lbw rite tutu of perwas area - Number a ditto, nemlei of per• at the pretest reii.wot of relief twrtntpetor Is CIAIITION.—WATRERSTON iind BROODER vv recommend the public to have the Carat Ord slated ea the lavolos—. line Gold and Pare Gold: r applied to Jairellety, heir a delusion. WATHEASTON and D 117411 00W CIIAIIML and ell artklos manufactured by them, are said upon thla Warts* aad at the assouraarent prism ramaratory, Its Ber iettarreet, Covent-aura, M.C. Aare made of rains and Jewellery we la. sash.—)l.B. ealahllismasil elates at II la the evealag, and on Saturdays at L sad MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ olllp —Yee oirDNET Mesa oell sere. loaf GO the Silk la.t .Al 171 a December. re well4weero aerdern ellpppprrr C 1r • 114 yews. MN tor reutteer, J W Wily. Greaoder . brag She lades Mall Owed Abortion dipper Is mild See her rapid eeek,ere la Or Clans oriole : Sea send aoreasomedsile• few add rabbi Pereeillow, cam as. eapseirosed earipoll it re• WEALtemp ..1 frrlight as pomp apply So 1111VITT and WEAL 111111ter•dreet. The Stromboli, 6, paddle sloop, was =locked today, and commissimed by Commander Lord Elphinstone. The Comet, steam tag, arrived today from Hunt Gates, with a dutechment of Royal Ultimate oo board. A eourt.miartiel was held issday under the presidency of Captain T. Wilson, to try Mr . George William Sivewright, actin 01 ! oloing the Maar Prime, tree strew ' eigisser t au Out boats the ow baud beaks of the Alia, ow three separate Pint, for dbrobsylost the osesmesele.al Mu Geoute thief 4.4111.1114 bh oat perfor-eftwer ; fat beteg &mak ma board the ship sad suet tar duty ; 3rd, for absenting himself without leave. Aber a wry Eby *airy, the court anthem' the*. mese on the fin* two abysms, but found him guilty oa tbs third, and adjudged him to be severely reprimanded, to loss six menthe at MS time, and to forfeit twenty days' pay. Another mart a=mbled en hoard the same ship to-day to try /Am Theme George, supernumerary engineer of the Asia, doing duty on f board the Black Prince—First, for his duty and disobeying the corm maudr i tt " ir. Tucker, his superior offline ; 2nd, fur being drunk and unlit for duty ; 3rd, for absenting him self without leave. In both cases the offences were com mitted peerinuely to the ship's leaving Greenock for Ports mouth. The court found all the charges proved, and sem Mooed the prisoner to be dismissed from her Majesty's swim, CATTLE SHOW WEEK. SMITHFIELD CIATIL—IVAIIti BOTgaiILL wSUM' zooms.—n• atonal vtattlaa ot somatrs timas take at tar above ostablidlosak over tbsdr boat. An EU telarsod plus sad Ward settortalsiatak sattable So Qs wolidosotra respooSsallity Isattlalkta Psi* padalsassuvosy sotalag. Coassonetad at d. Adtakohatja cinemas PIRIEBTII. MESSRS. ?LECH I and BAZIN'S lI:ESTABLISH MIMS an replete with a large sad well-selected useetr sera of nestul swiekewell • • Aancus •Aarrup P una REIRMTATION, emer DRAWING cop. ;RA V ELLI ND BREWING BAGS. Medkeralseounted Writting Table set*, Antique Bronzes, Papist Macho produritionn Gliessenen, Cent Cases, Balances, Parisian Novelties In Ormolu, Work Bon ri u n st lt a gg Boxes, and Beefcake. IMPATCH BOXER and WRITING CASES, in Russia and Monicco Leather, 20 different forms and sizes, titled with real Bramab ant Chubb Loth: others of a cheaper description. PORTABLE WRITING and BLEARING CASES. Brush Cases, Courier Bags, Plc Nk Cuss, Wicker Luncheon Baskets Sporting TUß Knives. Win e and spirit dis. IPII 21111,0011111ving ortebritke of the day. ed. each. DRAWING-RotrM ALBUMS ler ditto, to coatain from 12 to 29° Portraits, IS. ed. to 10 guinesa _ Catidegues poet free on application. 11, Langraleet, and 112, Resent-street., London. Jfaaabliabed 11127. MlTsad MOOltre 41178111ALIAN LINZ !can alltP.—Tad WI'DNIIT Mod to mil nos Int elm on Int Stb lasnory. nays ma to taut. lc TZT , 7.1. 1 7%. "1 71;. th' e5. '"-k- ; ' ,IBR I TT a ir a '4'l= Intim Thal Ina venal and ingsior trader hat • foil poop. witb nod.ratt aoccannodanna for adds proem's, and trill cam Yaireriaoll4 SIMMS U reliant —Y,• freight or pommy apply lo r. T. R. WALICZR. No. lit, at litlena. Oar.. tot in bli'ITT and Moons. IBMlnataliant. " TUN YOUNG MAN from the COUNTRY " ma sinned et THE LONDON PAVILION, Thlkiereeehist tee et the Namerket. DilrITT arml MOURN'S AUSTRALIAN LINE PALTAT tint P.—M row PITILIT =reel 'a regular Yuler, _lse a pest gaggles el beg gad wiY bum leamedide .leapeacit. deatverteg g e r tr. „ the bmaare ornsweens skip MAID OP Tilt TT. • i mu m ger age Wm. 1. a MD, Ceeramdr Virg la porta This age meet eseelleed geomemedadra far a few whin piege—ree tams imair =4 sr pomp 5* MD DavM NW MO NA THE CATTLE SHOW—THE CATTLE SHOW. Pirtles geserelks Mee aultharkl Cattle Show, desirous .4 eambthine esettart 'llk ameeNeset sheebl l'Ule ?NZ LYNDON PAVILION, the emboss it iliala armoseed b plat Of &Ism, and eon. wentemes, mid the seteetalmeell the beet In London. Vocalista Iltsletee tame ars esemied. Selection from the most popular Opens me 'wine% 2c i tly &Ailed to which the astonishing WM et the =eel . and the extraordinary daring of J. 1111DIIIISON ALA CONDIT/ ON THE PLYING WIRE. TIM 01JLATIST WoNDE/t Or THE DAY, with a travesty el ether Reveilles, such es cannot fail to attract mad delight mar seestry triseds. THE LONDON PAVILION, PIPZHOZNIWITIZZT, Ise et the Haymarket feftOpee et 7. &I. sad la. Doerimpalleyseeee daily at It AUSSILL OROVSI. lllrlssl Dtmeter. LOUIL and C. 801ISHAYMIX Proprieties ITlOrieSa &A. actiarty is the klal a burbles ad te..ara The wore Jay has prodeced rmaarl Imo t►e are : Spat, sew, 51a. ; Jewou7 to ma, 74.1..; Heath to 50e. ed. No , Sle, Cines-eet tiles oil, 4. reL, le. old.—lfrosa K dated lieeiley DE:ITT awl MOO'S AUSTRALIAN LINE RS TWILIT MEM /or ursczerox arms is row Ist MM. tww Mt mired. Me pert rit Mre owl will tino imerlito doupwirlo. the oplowat m rritlil=l clipper bows ALTMD NA Mill. • I. rwilMir Mt I MX JAVIN FOWLS& Cyr : s la Mr Losios Vats. T. Alp Ms ism WM mows* kw Ow lamesesa loads. on.i M. ilwiowle roommass fry 4 tild able lior MAW window 4/My le tie ommi Mr. T. V Mo. M. MiitoMme ow to Damn mg 3100111. THE 000RIOMBRA, or TRANSPARENT ViIITILATINO SYii SHAM easholes triad end dem. sad secidlam i i=et : keeping the me perfectly cool it cea he wane mar and le malty removed when required.— Pokiest's. J. 'ALMS. ages* Webs awl ikm 02. Straad ; sad Coaster, 12 end 4. Grattowetreet last. Price la cam, da Pd. pro &Kra di WOOLWICH, Dc. 10. During Sunday, Monday, and this day, no less than 24 weirroos laden with fans, howitzers, shot, shell , sad other woe Mores, have left the Arsenal, under deports of the Military Traia posse, for London, to be forwarded br railway to Liverpool and shipped for Canada., and additional Mora will be hiewarded by the some route dui*, the pre sume week. The DevastaUos. 6, paddle steam vessel, vu this day coanstissioeed by Mmmi.Mir Werra. She will receive her sod proceed to the North American Mattes. T i rkla t l ik id wi Z Tosartue, ordered to be ociatailetkieed to the same stroke, are in a forward state. Detseketeate of Royal Artßkay have left Woolwich for Brilbol sad Allheeltets, to take over the Dories of the fano adored for Owed% whit& will obtain battery horses on antral In that coostry. A strong force of the Military Train Germ from Wooled& tad Aldershott, are under orders to embark for Chas& ALIXANDIR'S CELEBRATZD A-LA-MODZ SW sad SALAD 110082. golaillial SS pare. 11.11C11011111,4111111T, Plccaally. Oppadle the Pavillen.W. HATS RESTORED, Preserved, sad Beautified by es sae of ROWLANISI MACASSAR OIL lids Mat yawl se .. L . lnt utl prevents hair from LW a cr= weak Asir, cleanses It tram wart and d =isaillmantltay soft. pliable, ea Nam, lo the p a wn of as Dar* Wldaarn and Alwasakalt Y mann allmalatha opaea lia. lee children it la eapededly NMI*. amaisd, as leasleg the bade at • beautiful bead al Isair. whir latmednaara too lba nereer, at sad Or tome= Tentlaniala arastantly neared et W aged tbe bait fed meat pea of Its merits Aloe fa ei, Ts. , lea, ed., aiW to tour mall, and 21a per bottle. Gold at bh sad by ol sm bla sad Perfumers Auk tor " lowfarld llamas 00." Fi BLACK BALL MONTHLY AINITRALIA, CUPPII2I I Ism LONDON 111111 ITT pais& tar tali lanary. die=si Wt 1 11 1 9 0131 1 . 1 1 0 0 leek Olikaummar. WOVINI. packet fee Oteethter, Patellske ads la the PM lads Dnelis enUI the PI" mikes powlesilly CASUISBAN. A 1 at LYON Z ur eeft= i sof h. This mai lllletett high cleat teelidelledit bi the China owl sieshal tmle fat her mid sed mod delivery of - ii.. the beg Coffl•eyease te et Ow sad swam lam full &ad seectowl pocia Mat remesimbilles AM . l ll 7lt packet te Deetialtee. thidipper OLINCLI'kk, Poe tots, A 1 at Lloyd's Wpm" 'DO li dipper le biro. In the I Mae trade kr las mos mead aall mud 4•llv•ry of ism% sad newt the b emseluellir Os of Roe owl wawa anal& To be Idloosi r arrisir pers ..11.1u6k.n ruylwr A km= or Tilt tokTlf IptARLOW'S ezLF-ACTING WIAT .I.Jr womb brpb jobs of mot Id* uses brad et sselk Tbe wing le lamakimy ; the met yeadoi mei Frt. Wetly browsed all over. mid al Ur syytyl Hoes yreportubs nolidaM. X.ll. nue myyydEas 'Seca ire prodand by sisollis beaselsollso of heal Ire is Do change 'tinily, at Matur. ti lacludusig MAID St ti. I. Std. ; !al .i,UUD are for at is 5,'.43 bolos. EtARLOWE POTATO ETNAMER, the Conte dettabt to YAM lestisil d itaildag Ott favourite aegallatie ha peribelles. Pelee fa, 112ARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SITTER, the Ileuiemid s Mask warreadtal to save one too o oda Is lies. Me Ma M. (W hut fa rum) upply .4 stock was .1 for 4ber kools na.ers at (wicket : to 1.141. per lb. ; BARLOW'S TABLi CIITLZitY, usequalled tor Ids. qpift. bap behweell table halls, re dem: bight bras POW with Wed Wa. N. P. hem; winos la prepoilies. IROM Oct. 6, the ATM/44CM has hank MU EARA ne nlie 111/ 2 113I bs a bi tMimus, ALL T e4. lLr by F Y clua " Ta m ß 0 1:7 ND , CHATHAM, Die. 10. The iron steamer Resistance, 22, 600-borne power, lo be fitted in ell respects similar to the Defence, 22. The Leerier. 51. screw Moto, Is ordered to be berm& forward immediately for the Ant division of the slam _ _ . IlartlPy. Itabsid• Hartley : Va. dm : Wyt : ; Wall. Ead Walla Ead Error w.ll. Ead I; nag*. ML ; 'alla Ead Turdall, wall. Dal Hartle. liw trl.; Wall. E. 4 al. ha. bd.; Wall. Tbaraley lba ; yd ; Wal l. Lad Ead ,kl. ; Varsity aa.l lastfrya Nahaag. 1111ARLOWS MAGIC O'filTEß OPENER, —A A. wow sod wool losoricow torroodow. Moo 116. N. BARLOW'S INDELIBLE MARKING MK. pigsmibm• swoolroL Moe Is. pow WIN. BARLOWS PATENT CASK STAND. No wool% or iellmwoil Eked Y Wes. 1111/1 ropy IW Willa me Is nook. NW* IR owl AARLOVTB SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vest poi wool rod : so wow 1101 Mow oe wow rim R dL ; dR6o oioctro Wm{ Is 'AMU lA*WW, pingo% 16, /IsowilaWawmo be IMO Ma mow lad address lo mos ; all caws we oporlows IlogrothOil grodo. 11111•6110od Theiimabov, 81, 400.1xess power, Meg at Folly= kr the eseosa divides et tie steels reserve, was oo to-da . She will be the wit venal to hoist the pennant at QUIIIINSLAN tir parka kr IFlllosembrr. 110NTMOILILNCY. TU. barlital 4444.411 r eal dip a i r= salarmad tram a vanes 100 pansupes Os tiFismillei. Mr 11. Y. Camilmalaurra a/ 11414411.4. arrl ale para Farly ItYd T*Dbe MDuwl lar sa l Oa in 141 Mow rel iArlilitZl tan = .17 " Far 111 1144 1 / 4 1114 sr pomp le Maria Liptlz a Stir ars l 1.1.1=a41 lioargesl; AVMs ke Mll lie . sad T. Y. MOUT mil Co.. 1. Liorka*. 1141141444. 11. C. TOW =MVP 0110IINO, BMW.= L Picking up @sea sod Ow IV. Pielduty up With at @ea. &ea V. Picktag up a Pocket Bouk. U. Meldsg op lesates tar VL Itsktag up bliss ilk @owe. ILL Maws se Stall& Oar I VII. If=op Ye Maur. Pas/. Bl IDWAID BULIVICIt LYTTON'S NNW 811141 • MIASMA 'TOBY, Will be respleted la llhar , when A NIT/ NOV iL BY DIX Wain COLLIN! Win be erameacei. Published be Wieldy_ iteatorg.o ; gib In Perla aad lialt-Yeeety Velma. ma Wellagiebetreet, W.C. sad by Mears. Cleipmea and Plecedilly, W. wars (rmirmararss) CADE? VOLUN TEERS. LIZITISH and NORTH AMERMAN ROYAL NAIL MGM SHIM LIVIELPO% awl NW luMusk sad b...ess 11041. 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TROUSZNA, Is am suptete and reedy hic Ins Thor Trawers ware ortsrinsted by V. l' 2 . 7116. Wedblyaellus JOIIATIJi.Iir. HA h OVI.II4QUANI, asS museeted with any weal imitating awl ether la Ida wow irriJUIXAD lK11111:ARY. in FORZION as ITRIBD et ICTION and the ON . of cIIMINALL By lb. Ned Rm. asa ODNISarALL Isms. Dart. Loud..: Pastas. Son, and Dar" Wait Strand. !GRATE. This day, Sa% TER HISTORY of CIVILISATION in 'MOLAR!). Hy DUST i7oIW SOMA VoL 1. 111OLUID and FRANCS. Mil Seam £lli. VoL i RAIN sad SCOTLAND. Laudon : False, Soo, and Board, Waal Strasd. i..trr. heky. nnt Jed al Now Tat.— v 404 lion is • prim kariesol. tram Awry LalllE IJWb A 'nth unakairls Mk Ism post Ivo, prior laa Id.. .HE YOUNG STEPMOTHER • or , A aweokit of Ilktolaa. By the Author of .• set; It zedetr l.. • : tartar, Sou. sod Bourn. West Strand. 'I MAN 00301171110•TION TO WeeL—WsiliVlloool, NIA STRAMAINIP 0011WA1T lelsed !de tallerwesed arse leeee INssmeildeall i rs e eMIIIIOI.II wp ai r! I niatTrat 4 UnCla /Oa 11W WO= NINA., Wodneelmt IL II wj es. ANNA ROA W Den AL OLAJNINW, Wedessiw. LTA And awry semedlse Weisesday. w=er g =tl ". n e gli."l lein i4ine mllastt is "sm. rineessrs Ore& sod Wm Weslorn Meese ireOr a laUltra i rge .111"1".". . es add KAM. IL Mos w=sseenies. CON. DEILLIPPII, GRAM, ad PHILLIPPS Val •is amparii vh. mdrimmow irsidr• alum..mea 1017111DAJI awl the LIM lbe SATAYTIIi i both: araubth al II Wirth Mal the Pala mod thambuthat Ithr-41 thol flu N.: Muth thecae, alt and 4111 IL /be 11=101th sum Tauluith seanr lath eat all the figer. Y it thelalittte, the terittha.lth, Wedbeelsa wealth. Deai. OMB thesathatem. lame Si ii. lei lea leas Yates. Imedr e c te arl a bath Pee usvaa. the CONDOM. about Dec. 11.. tress flaw thaws. Si ft aid S 00/2/1 101. WY Ascaux, about bee. I; Mei Mosselgimpu bona at alb. the la m alamat ii m&a4 Cbmeathe thiourea Oath SWlth art /thlLLtelli. /21.1. A'MANTIC awl ORZAT RAIL. 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ADVANTACIIN 01 AMICIIING AIL[ TIM SOCIZIT. so PIM graft WM meiged. sod Y analsoke.allso...l. — Th. el W Abdo Of the mils Ss Ow isiledies et Ilhe s 4 demeass et An not ti or temple. grovadie of se esemodesel hod ft ilishime A ppm soma harem et Daft Ms suleare th• SW* S Semle=ald faddish dm* bri sm of dad lass . tdonstd le seenhess Is wird= eit Ihde __ _ ___ -- arrasipseuless IMMO T ems amare.l Ny cal pais, esend UMW. Tr Ow year masa the Ift AMy a as sidamill Ms lass doeismi.t Ow row of A 0 per NM. Prapalabr... Ocies tot *amid Aaanatti and tall paellsalan nay b• 446 a a, .1 ma sagalailliva I* laponaber I. tall WIT MARISHAI. Adam. T IR. 1100BD'S LIJI mime issabold le Ss mei drained earlftliar IN fat weeks, tallsrl I. Ilepodlia lle ante an poniesses. Ns owlet.. nnw try --Ovid Is awe. WY hill irribmetturfa. IL. ar bur ueautorlre rer null aapriters, carefully pada, ea feletpt resuittaucli se stmapi.-11el• raw? lad Ch. alk Plahrmi over Tensele•bal. TOZIAV'S COPAHlNl—Plopkibs sad Cubsbe OP .n &Makes IM beat rmellm dim are el a Papaw.. mkt lad Meer. awl mein Nikko ream me weer MatMem Same lee veedeess Mom marble shompeelle aer=lidOolmeeeme *Mame. les ft Ile Comber in sa. haa Mee Wooled by lb. helelriqrg Tia d ellee =Pkmem Mos • Momead Mel• Ls qm bi e d. Isekdoe Mo. OL Themarte. OIL • .red lire Ur" me Mem auk .lemeX h llm MEL The Is,elm Mach la Is slapof a Cwn aides me IN alma els dme. dim s Me be mei. IL roma eheoiel. Lesisas see ft. Qemillk JIM; md all QuirwedSalm with .1.14 SR Wit 0.1 P. bp olio W 0r0.41 .41 .4 $ erre Wm 4 /meat Point ala. tram Laser Y. .1 al w. crew &avail WITH. 1.4 Nisi 4. Gam N ,bey , N.* a, ►t I Lur....e. An 11. 1,,g i/.4 Cakelita rap. Purfeetio• khor,l{6lBlllrdlora r. Ilwarerra Propb• n en adri rwtries r mod* 1. wise& WO =4lsYe. or. .1 rgruitlarrr , sorl 17. C.4Vi Immo I rD DILTIRL .11.1vashani. the • U. Ilehosed.lllllM7. ur Mee re. Lae prOb I. p fyfu4. melkirs Ms. T. Dew. .4 1.4. tobssiwir. lir .1110 Maul. th. ma. '4 t 441"1.45, .4 Lame r►.►r.. the sttto et or. Lys 14.r/war. r rt • il " 1•141nr alto Wm's. bainst.e. 4.teel Ueku 0. 0111441, by. a l ariat t*. I 1116.1. 4 . ' rnpelrr • b) 10r. Kw , Lai asd I. E.g.. d Cli4. 4 .+L 4 tliv , alsbrt. 1 . .44 . " Mel Alhaa's rtv , ^ l '• Jaws. ea .1 am. le as. 10 BAK !Ida& Nrt.tl 1:03 . RCA ll • 47. 1114 t. 01. ).Ale I 4 pvrn. 1.),111. "Or.' 4athwark. WO' Ms' • (4 J. Ifarm% ga••• .1 lialidlir ; J• Makaa OJI t Ilal" 01 "'dm .114 m. Mier. W 111•641" VISITORS to the CATTLZ SHOW moot not eteekeir lea love seem Ilto dire of Laudon wither Mrs MIMI If. COLOSSAL lIICABLOIMMINT et it NOM or MI at as moor of Maoris sod nientek owl their briairs ' al Oho owner d TcriarramwOread mod Mira =sod New OrlonleirsoL wirer or Hortmorost, or sokasordesd to be lb. Meet spstimnat et shop worhooree le ths wird. owl see Steel op fa style or stesem waraisam serasesonte with Mb mopoltor sad hirer Mr with which they on furnished, um Sor Groat or —. Mira every Ow Optima id opporel M. i. mMI all ria fur all esemproso Wat socookor sad Is as Oirapildiod tier earlowss r Ow Nit la re lespolie ee wwww•Espareera • It is worm/ with tho rot W a. worloar i tarlCK—Ati goods on bbeillM 1111. Mums Ile leered prier tear which ao shalower ese be mile I IL Wea out null via IS to to elesevel MN akeeld orr Mire mot Or It be airmopal w the maw Maur& Wired pug wherry mod arnsioro So parchwers. I A Cord dPosileas for the prom* mar with roloo Is. off. mimaroorst ri list or prior yetis eo opplicatkos. or perl Ms. ollabOrsowste sr clear eery leri.toy soonlog et a 0• sot ti lisirloy weans at mar, when badmen Is roomed aril star dolor CAUT/ON.-2. MOSS+ sod SON err haring ortooloo to WO sod= tloty hots no commotion whatever with say WM Oros la or or of Load" wort tho salormationed: L. WOOS sad 001411 Reellyinede end Berra Tan" icoloro,Dower4 Deal Nabors. sad Omer trilltiers. Leadon freer • Iktohhareat 114 in. us, ,10•01.0 s • 04 . 1 4 SL_SAlslos mourotoroos Broad MK WT. Nflik o ze kes.egm4.4 o•leriminoet kileAllsretirer MARTIBROWN,y Om Om, IAbK ays TH E . HEIRESS. Lain: ?.,W. Oak sad Dann, What hlaa K, or poet boo for I UNEIOUNDNESSot INDIAN MANTEss, dim* Is a Lotter to 11111111 Slaughter, 1154., Pmerotory of Um Nook Loodoo. By 11. Tc rix IlOartutays. West and Co., 5, Ave llials-laok Prise IL, er pest tree ter Ulil4llllllll INDLAN R.LWAY and IN DUtTROTILLA .A. 01711,1ANT118 inagelood lfd bead to to delusive, wttf gureele tress the Mead comrade. 71id &Mk& wIY en ' Introduction. containing a Correspondence of Mr. W. P. Andrew with the anther. and 11= de Yr. W. P. Andrew and kr. Thomas Watt. My Jason Looalln : W. Wileon and Co.. 103, Utespoide. m. Ull. ; MB. Ziemer& IMMI Cas = Indhot Tabllia !.naffs Massa Jot published. price fa, j post IS stamps, DEBILITY sad IRRITABILITYe . (Mental d l): the awns. esakeme Mu* Eas lo4l Al Trammed. DI ill. Vows, lLu., Physician to ti and wawa Posacabss Lstiontberbts• Provident loaltutiou, de. boa di Nampa Tag =OMR Znif—laillgestioa and Nora:4mm As as Mesa lispietrass. Loadoa. (1011138, BUNIONS, and DIFIOTIVIC TOE NJ MAIL =TRALIAD immt unto) hi we aloe* wlthoet ee the hest pain. by Kr. RANDALL, et, Asieeetetreet, elleeded by Kra Bealell tf preferred Tense h ed. le la Mr. ItwtY bee treslasootele from lie Royal /easily, etiltmlle =nth Obaessuids el e th ers. Orz t :lte s : the to the following • —hem the Arc tla 111 'Ye d Leedom Ur. ball 1111104 NM ISM ea my bet without , Isw say pele.'—.lllr Airrersiee, 111, hries . .sisse, ban tw• imp Iowa& sal s sew sol um oss Ilb a . led lea by Mr. 14•4•11. and am Army, ismk The Twelfth PAW, pentlArpeove4, with Coloured P pas CURABILITY WI CONSUMPTION, betel a mks It Papers Invetretbig the mow promises{ med laperleet Magee! Mats te Ile Treatment of that Mew. IL leitaiee. M.D.. renew of the Kota Culloge of lee Diseee ea et d he M heeler te. Phydeles tow loyal luernary te the : AN Ern:OTC/it REMEDY.-LAMBERTS Aininumic RA VAIL without confining the Inneels or adieuggag this Wag, truly atlieseloue nd pleasant. Is admitted to be Webs* mania for imrnedlately relieving coughs, colds, seadeiwid comas of rehash sod Inc ,plent tunsuneptlon. It fre quently eares panes whom the fa u lty pronounce Incurable, antra* daps to tickling which provokes frequent ounghlm Is apgrooding asswomptlon Its effects are truly benenclaL roma deprlwd lair or eau Ird or down for fear of manes glan, or re it In a few minutes after taking It.— lrspawd on y sad said by W. LANNI. RT. chemist. hi. fawn. street, Hamadan. sod by all druggist+. to heaths@ 13id.. sad three quantities la one, W. ed. each. Be partleniar sod ad for Lauhert's Astlunaiic Wilennt. The name and address Is engraved se the duo. DRBRIGHT 8 APHRODISION. —Tim now ineneed MAYINI TONIC.—Th• new cbaisiwil 05•61- Wise m i t ow =dis = ben ac, ancesh kb ben eon. el t. et Se bk.!. been. =draw edrienee : aniedierlra w ranenel IN les Win. ihil g In werarad ellaillbi Imaidble Md. ind raserhag iseursesin rang ail vim weir Inn Wong et in invess and nonnier Oran Anus at Ile Maim Mara. ell chum In wpm sant nininive Maim d Mani~ rat rendpreing eh ne randent rams% of ne = sd w hane. Pram Mapleton*. er Orainenthee brae, in. rad seOn Lbeneen. On. Maine S. W tawdry Ille nee el IL 016111111 Cal114, 11" =; lain dill awn bad ne amended 'Kahan/ea =won IXEAVITION, le men lei nre, slai is la Se ninellees raineere pewee MAY et ne rec iPallim Meed in ti venisdal veran. keens as no Aibrailerab f= w 1711 61 % km WV It 017k o hasissininibra mad In be be Men The .bead nelleinn ben ben «maw adi • Deride% ikrabra h de• Ugh taaet lisesim 'tarsi be den enedeed hen IN One above. wined Ira end In. losikdoesal onsiosiy " palm; New a ftortled more Is widows la rest lt el the ousbility of • thyme %Nis Is Ms Is SIM ermonegidoe—CmmwELL. Istadows t Lemma sal Co. DI COWIE ON NIZVOOENNER, OZNZIAL DEBILITY. tre. ANS FONWod. c esa ILjpetit *soften the Author for it stamps AKIWI AL INSAY on the CAUSE and CWaid 111131M1111 DECLINE in MAN. with plain kw w ildmaturation to health and vigour, the remit twr il egivis mime siatieessful practice la the treatment of those por•Mar mows and acquired diseases which tend to embitter sad senreen We. By Dr. J. I. Curtis, IS, Albemarle-street, rieendik Lad. a. Ceniudiations, 10 till 3, and Uto S. Weibel nehealbilles In laying there Is no memberof society by Won the Wed wasothe toned nesent—erlerdnezeingt winos kW the relation ad weak preceptor. or eleenrimais: —dun. leanden: 10. Cornittl: sad J. Allen, Id. Warwick-lan. Ili. AND ][as. Craws Raim's ErnsTAnonorr. —Mr. and Mre. Gamma Reed have add -d to their popular sad pleasant sedertmlanterd at the Gallery of Illustration "The Vicimitedes el a Colleen Hawn," related musically by Mr. John Parry. This sew version of the Colleen Bars is e tyro-Donna repreesetatioa of the principal characters in the origisal Mims ; Mr. J. H. Byron being the author of the herbage, rhymes, while Br. F. Musgrave and Mr. Parry am sponsors to the mu sks] armagesembs. Mr. Petry, seated at the pianoforte, relates, partly in wards and partly In music. the chief out lier la of the "Pear Damsel." The mingled pathos sad larboard the drama are well sustained. The most popular airs of linked ate introduced, sod the enema -0605 " Iran Pray* to Py." Mr which the muaic of Erin le remarkable, suited admirably the structure of the little It may perhaps be best characterimed lay saying of It " 'Twee sad by ISM by sisitie 'twee wild. ' It we/ very ws relished bye nemeroes sodium. Hr. ilonme&N addressed the mediae at eoesidemble length. Having referred to the °riga and objects ef the 'Weals now raging in America, the Loa. member ex his conviction that the truth with regard to the Ist= es stated by Earl litissell—" that the North were fighting for empire and the South for independence." After hiseingthe sereggie from the commameement to the peesM time, le expressed hie opinion chat it wee not • quad e» of the raseseation of the 412104. IS 1/22 rather a gumbos aa thiterms of separation, as to the boimiday to be esta blished. That was a question for arbitratioe, that odd be more amity carried out Were mere blood is shed arid more dayereficic maid then after a loom pernicious, and calamitous war. (Hear, hear.) He next came to the affair of the Trent, and continued :—As to the character of that outrage, I say nothing of it. It lute been fully dim-user& People have formed their own seinions, and we need not go into any of the circumstances of that transaction. This only we know, that is the lint instance it created great astonishment and great indignation, which, however, in • most creditable manner was instantly crushed from the feeling that the gravity of the occurrence compelled the people to be active. and with one void they mired the question, What does the law °San of the crown say ea to the law of the moo And so determined were the people of England not to be recessed by feeling or senti ment, even under the violation of what they considered the most sacred claim made by the English nation—that of givieg en asylum to politicel rangese—the point of all alums on which the English nation has always been the most sensitive. So determined were they net to set op any claim that could not be vi ndi cated by law, that I believe if the law officals bed slated it to be their opinion that the conduct of Captain Wilkes was in conformity with International law, and if that opinion had been indorsed be the mulemlon at large, the people would have acquiesced, I will not say without • senneur, but certainly without say outward ups of re 'Manes. (Hew, haw.) WA this law oaken of the mews have advised bee Maieety that the set complained of is • breach of international law, mid, bee s some semi official statements which have bees the • meat have sent &despatch to Lord Whig iwi the terms on which he is instructed to demand gementien from the cabinet at Weehingtoe ; aid I halleas Owe are two tharactedstics of that manage width are d'u'll) accept able to Europe. The first b that the Amami is mid to have ben math with great firmness ; and the nand le, that lb is mid to be couched in is the dad emistiakey, so as to give the Amniaa epiemmemed every possible opening to recede with licesewrtenel sot imposing won them the slighted humaidlisi. W ave ) I he• Bove that the meesed of theiden bona ap. of from NW lad r the be the ether, sad I Met it is the conseimusem to the eight course has been pursued eel stem thst hes produced the calm whisk pmeeffse memmelelly. (Hear.) After Nome rementos oa the interest whisk the pe of this country mug natmelly feel, sad the injury ivhieh the manufacturers must suffer from the blocked*, the hoe. member went on to say—So far as our isierede sad sympathies am concernedthey would go with the South. But when the war first broke out all ma ties were ready to enlist themselves with the N orth, ceases we believed the cause of the North was that of sease • *atm ; sad it weeonly when tie feast th ee thLwe in g;ii. dote compou slavery, to peepetead d* 'li n g rofita of slavery with all eh; advantages of professed a bolitiona, that the remotion, took place, and that the militia determined to ob serve that debt uentrality width to fhb monied hem seed Imes departed from. And sow let led ray, altheeeta not deny that there are earns ammo of sympathy emit! es towards the South, that there is that gulf placed be tween us, between the English nation and any community that subside by slavery, that makes it impossible that we an ally ourselves either by sympathy, immensity of feel rag, or affection with any nation that exists upon that which I can call nothing but • differed sad a curse to mankind. Aod there is also this to be said, that even in the event of • our, there ie great da of our alliance with the South, mammoth as whether we wished it or not we could not help being occadoeally participators ie much of what we should dies are, and that we might do something without hobo it to strengthen an institution against which the heart every Englishman revolts. (Hear, hair.) I have said that we have observed neutrality ; I believe that is understirm the case. I know not any man worth the same of Eng rnaia who would not make great raf fle.' to help America. both North and South, out of their difficulty. (Hear.) Ose sympathy I have—the warmed and strongest—one perthanship I me reedy to avow--A it • partisanship it which you will all be ready to 'wri— the& Is this cruel, purposeless, and wished war my sympa thies go with the party that is mod moderate, and the most ready for the conclude of an early prat ((hews.) There is one plea the form of which we mild all admit It has been said, " Remember the Welioll2/ of Aieerier—see what a difficulty she is in. She has one arm tied up. IN the megamdmity and the generosity of Endued to prise ape's • power when she is comparatively powerless?" Now, if we look at the two countries, it is a remarkable fact that there never was • period when the North was so weak ; there never was a period since the peace of 1815 whoa Englaad was so strong. But we meet remember that the weakness lof the North Is not admitted ; on the contrary, they am reedy to math at the South, dispose of Eneiaeii, and help themselves to Canada. (Laughter.) There is this also to be considered, that while emaciation may be riAt, we must take aim that no emission is made thee may give rise to 'mischievous misetwestations and misconstructions. We most look some extent to what has takes pilaw We meet remember that the abuse of Eagimod—the mammies of Beglond, has not beenonly a habit but a profitable trade in America. The :=7are sold by it, the members of Coignes pt their , it, the Secretaries of State am raised to adze by it, the Presidents mount the high* dere in the ladder by It. It is the whole political capital on which men thrive —perpetually reviling and challenging England. We have it as we could well afford to do, bat it s Med intereete of America Itself—in the is tends of Europe, there must come • time when this mud be checked. America hes been treated by England like • great headstrong echo 1 boy, who has never travelled more than 10 miles from home, and who has been to petted and pampered that he has beams • nuisance to the household around hint. America km pained the age of ppaaTempe. Her majority is attained. It is our duty, in the of America, as well as In the interests of Europe, to see that the is brought to her senses, and we must teach her that if she wishes to he respected that respect must he (mead on her own regard for international obligations, her owe respect for civilised law, and that she is not to be respected in proportion to her own menacing and bluster. (Cheers.) THE MEMORIAL OF THE PEACE SOCIETY TO LORD PALMERSTON, IN FAVOUR Or ARBI TRATION. The committee of the Peace Society have adopted a memorial to Lori Pahnerstoo, in whir& they quote authorities and preoedente which than think ere dually sufticient to warrant the BM& government in proposing that the question now peeding between them and the government of the United States, if it sunset be otherwise settled, should be referred to the decision of some friendly and impartial arbitrator. "If it be productive of no other advantage. it will at least afford time fur that exaaperation of the public mind to subside, which unhappily prevails an both aides of the Atlantic, and which. far more Vim say diflienity inherent in the subject twit, threatens to *Wiener the two governments is their attempts to emit a paulie solution." The prizes gained by the members of this pro mising warps of juvenile volunteers at the competitive games bold sour few dip ago at the Crystal Palam were distri bated last evening Is the Carlton ride, Outten-gardens, in the promos of a minerom assemblage of the friends of the essmatiterm The whieli Gamer entirely of young gen tleman of bent 10 to 16 yeses of age, wars paraded in the rider sad pared through the several evolutions of light Id .try esteseW in a ernner *Mr did equal m•dit to their own seal and the we and attention of the drill sergeant. The acute, of which these undoubtedly much-ooveted prises narked the results, were not precisely of that warlike chmmter with whir volunteer or regular soldiers of large growth as fainiliez. They had nothing to do with mile shooting, Myosin play, broad sword or small award ismer, ; nee di they, to the uninitiated at Imet, appear to be very closely annected with the ordinary IDWOUTTIM of light infantry or has regiments, but were, probably, while considerably more safe, not the less exciting to those rood in them on that simoitnt. They Included in sacks. Eat and hurdle noes, walking blindfold, matches, and other athletic exercises in which athostheys nasally delight, and the erowngsment of which is • corps of volunteer ander is certain to add to its pope hefty with those who are eligible to the honour of having their MOM enrelled sntospi its members. .eSsesn's (Weirdniese) ender trinaterd, an might be ea ao important sr ecerke, in unusual force, the Werair showing 1 oapthin, 2 subalterns, 3 sergeants, ea rank and Ile, with ahead 111 drag, the entire force enrolled berg shoot 170. Captain Bobby, also of the Queen's, presented the rim; and in the few oonulatory observations with which he Mit:Meer the sub j ect, expressed his regret that there were only two pro or good drill, adding that next year he should he happy to give • third, and that Captain Worms bed intimated hie intention of giving another. WAZD 07 EUIRINGDON WIT1101:17.—PlICISOT OF Br. BIWL —A prenoot mooting wan Isekl yesearday is the essay-room of Bt. Bride's, for the nomination of Common 03110CiIMIXI sad ward officers for the aositing year, Mr. Churchwarden Smith in the chair. The vestry.elerk haying read the misname( the Imet 'misting, Mr. Kirk p an Mr. Bo seeaeded the nomination of ICI. Obliard; Mr. Sims tad Mr. Brown seconded the asimination of Mr. Waiter; mad Mr. Jewell proposed, and Mr. Avast mewed the misaloatioe of Mr. C,ottcrell, to be inhumed lathe yardman, se the geatlenten to represent the reeled ha the 01)1111110• Council. There being no other nemdaatice the above named pelican won duly elected. Ni.... Olobard mad Walter, who were mom, monied that& he the honour done them raz WAR ORGAN AY NNW YORK. (From the New York Trataust of Nor. 26.) The Times of yesterday morning, in an elaborate oldish' apes the general come of the Herald, and eepeei ally epos its Ilan said pataistent attempt to misrepresent this country to this . people of Begliutd, and thus involve us in a warmilai that soustry, eaffs upon the governmeet to MPrthat infamoes and mischievous sheet. There are tile rasa is the Herald once whose duty it is to writer editorial articles, who are. in the pay o f Jefferson Davis. Whether this lie so or sot it is very certain that the p aper is oesdnated by Seosesioniste, men who were openly and offensively so tall the fear of a mob compelled to pull down the Secession flag that was draped over the doer d the private room of the editor-in-shad, James Othion Bennett, aad to make some is to patriotism. They have endeavoured under this this Ted al prehmes to hide their teeth= ever gees. They hope, either by creating internal division among ourselves, or else by involving us in • foreign war, to compel us to submit to the dennuids of the South, sod to acknowledge the Southern Confederacy. They know that if they can bring this about this year, the Southern re bellion will hays all the prestige of a successful revolution, end that the South, with her slavery untouched, her wealth and prosperity but slightly impaired by a short war, wall command the respect of other nations, while we shall be a disgraced, if not a rained, people. Thin is what the Herald is striving for, and abroad, at least, when its is. famous character in unknown, it is doing great mischief. The government would be peculiarly justified in dealing vigorously with a sheet which assumes to be its special cepa, while it utterly misrepresents all American feeling sad opinion. Omen. PLUM. Oin SWILLING DAY. TOISDAT, Dap. 14—Adiadisiouss. es pcsol, 926; ilitAo by mom Ii auk, 991; le4sl Ambers, 1, Dr. WHale has addressed another letter to Lord Palmerston, publicity to which is given iti the Preestrois Journal, on the subject of the threatened famine in Ire. Lied, urging upon governmeat the necessity of its imme diately taking steps to provide relief fur the distressed. FUNERAL UP THE LATE Slit P. LAURI& —Yester day, between ten and eleven o'clock, the mortal remains of the late Alderman Sir Peter Laurie, Kut., were removed from hie residence, No. 7, Perk-square, for iutertuent in the Highgate Cemetery. The procession continued of • hearse and three mourning coaches. Among the mourners were Mr. J. Laurie, Mr. I'. N. Laurie, Major Laurie, Mr. R. Laurie, end other relatives of the lamented alderman. There were several private carriages attending the rortr , oe, including the carriage of one of the sheriffs, as representieg the City. Several of the tradesmen of the wad of Alden gate showed their respect for the memory of their worthy alderanis by putting up their slattern. hiltia.Nollol.l 811101.DR.—Lunt week we reported a melancholy one of murder end attempted suicide at Slaugham, in Seiner--a mother having destroyed one of We children, about five years of age, and thee cut her own throat. We have to record asotber calamity in the same family, which has occurred in the immediate vicinity of the former catastrophe. Yesterday another member of the Agate family deprived himself of life, without any appeaser; motive, by shooting himself in the head with a gun. His name is Stephen Agate, and be wan about 60 yearn of age. He wee the exude of J r :h a n da pate, the husband of the unfortunate woman now ch with the murder of her child. Stephen Agate • at Cucktielii, the nearest tows to the village of Slaugham, and carried on the busi nem of dnger and grocer with so much names that he was reprded by every ow as • man well to do ia the world. He had been warded, and bad been • widower for about six years. He bad six children, three of whom (daughters) were married to respectable tradesmen in other parte et the meaty, sad the other three were residing at home with him. WEITZHALL, Dar. 7. —The Queen has been pleased to appoint William Mathewson Hindmarch, barrisierut-law, to be her Majesty's attorney-general of the county palatine of Durham, vacant by ,the resignation of Robert Eq.—Gazetk. THE INCRFAMI OF PAUPERISM. —The returns made to the Poor•law Board show that the increase of pauperism goes out, though to a much ism extent than might have been expected. At the close of September it was 5.66 per cent. over the corrempoeding piriod of 1860. At the close of October it had reached &93 per cent. The chief change in October was la the north-western district— Lancashire and Cheshire, which are remarkable in ordinary times for the small number et their pupas. At the sad of September last they were 6.63 per east. mine thee at the same date is 1860, but at the sad et October they had leereased so mostly as to be 10.38 psr seat moos than at the end of October, 1860; but still them two soantim, with- as eempusd. for Masser. with the seath•weetom or the seatlreamern district of r to *my two ponces in either a rtWil=t i°. haes id such fewer paupers than they. _ - \ R . • •• • r • •. -,:*<‘i 4Egi t - gSaVX2 • V was 11114 legrAdesel Quadrant DOIIIIOIIIYII PURE FLUID XAGNIBIA tre= weg a i i =l4 B.4 ll•ol sr imidid alib igthodis. "."" astr in. mer= l"..7 all IN la mar* ter arty et lbe pub eel edicerer ad r a aid ore XV:IWO Megialb re ledleo sad Osaleei vn il lb i t u tdaried leas drip, It tonne es lopeedde eararoLaloar in vlite lie !Wl' On am miedi Mari diva bed sane ord la bet dare% ler poW a ss et as dale ort nerdy la bre rad tersiorl.—lderderayetr a f S lob Ur arse Mew We le ad par) by DIN N ILFORD mad Oa, lids ladereet. kedge: aid ea by ail napalabia ble ✓eemstal re ran. ELECTION zarzwasiros. BIRKENHEAD. The polling of rotes for Birkenhead commenoed yesterday seanusi. sad was tarried oa with greet spirit during the early part of the day. Almost from the line the voting wee strongly in favour of Mr. Laird, and up to addsday isle 'majority motioned steadily on the Increase. Between 1 and 3 o'clock a pause in the increase took place, sad the majority was oomparstively reduced, but not to an mime which could justify say nameable mpeelakkin of the redeem of ldr. Brame,. At 3 olock the numbses stood —for 5 1r. Laird, 1,612; for IBraseey, 1.303, giving • majority MA for Mr. Laird. At 4 o'clock, when the poll eland, the numbers stood—for Laird. 1,661 ; for Bressey, 4336, giving a clear majority of 423 for the former. Throughout the day busker of almost every kind was at • Mead. The streets, particularly near the pulling Mathias, were crowded with persons of all ranks, evidently mach interested in the result of the election. In Liverpool great interim was also experienced in connexion with the Birken head proceedinp, and all through the day a great crowd was collected in front of the Liverpool Albion °Mos, where hourly returns of the state of the poll where ethibited. la Birkenhead, up to the does of the voting, everything was conducted in as curry and creditable way, although a cannot be dried that the public-homes In the leading thoroughfates osetieeed to drive a brisk trade daring the day. NOITINGELLIL ThP Earl of Lincoln in stall confined to his home through indisposition, bet information has reached Not tingham that he is improving, sod in all probability he will be here in a day or two. It is also stated that his lordship will vote for the satire abolition of church sides, but is opposed to the ballot. The state of parties in the tows is pretty equally divided in favour of Sir llobert Clifton and We nobbled, and the oontest between them will be a very severe we. On Monday night Sir Robert Clifton addremed the electors and non-electors of Byron, end WMs mound with great applause. Sii Robert is making himself very popular with the electors, and he hss received promises of support from many oonaervatires. On Monday he was initiated into the mys teries of Odd Fellowship, and became a member of Nottingham Impend Or de r. He has also coetributed to the various load charitien Should Mr. Ticino's (who was mentioned at the conserva tive meeting on Monday afternoon) come forward, his candi dature is not thought hkely to meet with much success. It is not yet amens what course Mr. Bromley will adopt ; hut it is generally understood that he will not con test the election. m. gmpensoe party has issued placards advising their triesids not to promos their votes until the polling day, and thew to throw their weight in favour of the wndila4 who is most in socordsoce withtbetr views. The Meritf has rued the nomination day for Monday, the 2dah inst., asd the polling for the following day. PINfIBURY. In consequence of Mr. Cox haring come forward as a candidate, the friends of Mr. Mills have deemed it ne enemy to oommenee soother series of district mooting§ to the bereagh, the first of which wee held last stung at the Mabee House, Stoke Newington, Mr. R. Morland in the chair. Mr. Mills addressed the electors at length, declaring it robe hie opinion that ootwithatandieg the oppoeition with which hr was threatened, be should still be elected as member for the borough. He did not see that the political opinions of Mr. Con at all differed from his own, sod the • only mischief that gentlemen could do by coming forward at the last momeut, was to embolden the conserrative party to bring forward a candidate to take advantage of the ap parent schism iu the liberal ranks. He, however, had no fear that the electors of the borough would choose as ad herent of Local Derby in preference to a man of pro gress, such as be claimed to be. A vote de. claratcry of the fitness of Mr. Mills to represent the boiough was then adopted. The coeservative party have held several private meetmp, attended by the iafformi tial men of the party, bet up to a late hour yeetroday lad not been able to 6x upon any name likely to command the undivided support of that section of the electors. Yesterday evening a public meeting of electors and noe-eleetaris of the borough was addressed by Mr. Hory• I Victor Bateldases. at the Adam and £7ll Tereendit. &deer. orazuk k L FECHTER.—TO-MORROW Ti05 : 46.4. 5imr.5 .6 , L iz..Any er . 1it . 51717- will I,lliver a I.llllClllllt, "011 • New Venire al 00010 from • Ervael la r ee ;::tvw." with sow ol , wrratioes on the Stage, thy A owl the Cella Adatiwiou, One •helling, Zo omed NS ia Ihllliaga. Tocasaawntw Etetht o cLn k.