The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-18 00:00:00

(2;h.. 1 7 7 7 ': • • , 1 • - t ; 47 9 ,‘•-• • / • lit 4 1,43 rt% tf • RE IA No. 4.790.] MICR CALCUTTA, calling at MADRAS.—TiIe A: well.km , ern el.pper anxillary stow-shlp GOLDEN riezee, 2.70 4 toes. 0 4Xlsese rsmer, flFtt It E 4 TEHN, Commander, no. Sooting in (h. Vlebela Decks, London, will lases on the 20th December, embarking passenerrs at and leasing dravesend on the Ist Jam. 117, I,e This sommlearnt ship, built expressly for the I u.lek trek, has barn thoroughly refitted, has first rate scrum• 10 . 41 xlbnl fur 2 400 ellders. and will carry as experienced surgeon mid a ste•anirsa. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1861. THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION& The PnTrietora of the binilon Catalog lave much {demure in atinkiunclng the enzagement of M Wlrne inimitable olelineatioa of IrWi We and character is the theme of general adnilrati.m. IOND'B PERMANENT MARKING INK ;the originals for marking on Lien. 111 M. or Cotton. fle quires no preparation, and is by far the beet. Notice.--Observe that no sixpenny sin of the genuine hes ever yet been PreWWI. and that each bottle be.,, the address on the label, fit, Long bw. West Smithlield, City, LC., where U may be obtained wholesale and retail, and at most deuggitte medicine venders, stationer,, We., le the United Kingdom. Price la. per bottle. (Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TW UYEINCE WILMA* BOXY Burawar, Lonston, Ittalordahbv, grocer, Dec. Si, at 11. elLantill IMAM, Tbettord, "torfolk, iroomoenr, Dee. 27. at 11. Ceause roaD, Poultondadtanns, Lancashire, doctor of medicine, Dee. 17. at 11 Evan Vint Portmadoc, Carnarronslatre, tailor, Dec. 22, at it Osoitax DOLLIIIO2I, tringhne. Bucks. grocer, Jan. 15, at 10. Clumm Thomas, PlantwnioddimperU, Unparroaddre, corn dealer, Dec. U, at 11. JOHN WIILARN, Brlibtou. carpenter, Dee. US, at 2. ZDNIVID Paoine, Newentle upon. Tyne, draper's antitank Jan. In. at 10. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (asuria's rissawis.) ITALY. DEATH OF DR. SOUTHWOOD SMITH. The send, t e e"ntletwed every is weeks by one of the lethwetex L•t-sailtsog sitaUlaiy elereweeb WOOD awl SON will aim, contril•ute to the aultia,ment of the visitors In their NEGRO ENTERTAINNIENT, winding up with a peculiar Terpsichorean lereution, &donated the BC L1. , 1 RUN JIG. The prozramme also • omprlses aelcetloos from the mesa popular Operas, the &stool 411ing feats of the L3IIoU Faintly, sad the estraordiruu7 dating of J. LIENDERMIN A LA BLONDIN ON THI PLYING WIRE, THE GREATEST WoNDER Ol Tag DAY, with a variety of other not eltles. THE LONDON PAVILION, TICHBORNE STMT. top of the 114yoarket. i t: at 7.—Admiuniu 14 . and Is. his Bowling. alleys apes del at 11 XV ICU GROVZIL Idaideal Dtraeter. WLBL sal C. SONXIII.IIIIIII. Proprietats TURIN, Dam 17. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies the Minister of Finance announced that he would make his financial statement on Thursday next. The Chamber was occupied to-day with the dis cussion of the Registration Law. According to advices received here from Naples, a band of brigands had entered Cervinara, in the Principata Ultra, plundered the warehouses, opened the prisons, and released seven prisoners. M. Palmiari had issued another report on the eruption of Vesuvius, which states that on the 14th inst. the siamograph indicated fresh shocks of earthquake. The mountain cast forth quantities of ashes and smoke until 8 a.m. Mr , Tilt& — Cesemadats. To WI. bCOWL on E. W 155115 barn WW W. It Peppatesrea. yrii 1 arn WO IL ranann. May 15 INS It. W. /Ler. My 1 Ora re i C leolls ..... .. TM . Thswila Aar. 15 MO .T. Mini Oct 1 - Wiiik — iiiiisin (wW‘Wis. sassiallhose - it troladma Nibs alp: gib to Mow% (1111WOLAT and Cn . 11. PseUr unisirtreet. LW.: lilemars. ALVIND MLITT and Co.. 1519 Taiinnialkarest. LC.: ar Mew mica et the EAST INDIA I.OIIDON IMBIPPING COKFANT llidted , 9. Minded lubd.e. LC.: whore she eoplesedlin for appointtn.nta on la Ms .arils ahEabilte made. GRANGER'S PATENT COLLARS, 6 1 ., 9d., ant la par dorm Post IN.. trorlasling Conan CroonHo so wadded). Id. est* Post Prot. lon otion Boat Laos Collars, Id. mid 7d.eedt.--ite. alp Holbert, M.C. Agestm inat44 ALaLAtDd taxrunti, Neveaatle-uponTyne, master mariner, Jan. 16, at 10. Ca?.A3on Paaanakoar. 'plaster, Wood Dittos, Cambridgeshire, schoolmistress, Jal/. 3, at 11. ANN t oLltaltOOS, lisid.done, Dec. 30 at 10. %Amax ilharrn, Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire, licensed vic tualler, Jan. 0. at 10. Joint kgananuoak, Ashby.de.M.Zouch, printer, bee. 03, at 10. DATID WOOD Viourts, Cadotton-Jorta-!tech, Glanannweahlra. shortimmt writer, Jan. tl, at 12. Josue 11101166, Louth, tailor. Dec 30, at 12. 11.1 AC SUM, Aberaman, Olamorganshire, shoemaker, Dec. 31. at 11. OgoininDrieorp, ()import, dealer In statimery, Dec. 28, at 11. FilitiMitiCit Romano, Rudston, Yorkshire, tailor, Dec 23, at 10. WILLL( blackden, Cheshire, farm mama'. Dec. Sit, a lO, /WIT TWIMAII, Manchester, importer of fancy goods, Jan. 2 awl ad, tall. THE OCCRIONIBRA, or TRANSPARENT VENTILATING Elf I SHADE. mind.* wind and darn, and modifies the light, keeping the eye perfectly cool . It can be worn over spectacles, and Is easily removed when required.— Patentee, J. CALICIIII. gator", Weks and tloa, co. Strand: and Pointer, 23 and 4, Grafton greet East. Price In cam, W. dd. punt free, 6s. ALIXANDER'S CKLIBRATZD A-LA-MODE isszr sad %ALAI/ UOV3II. lelahtlehed IS ”ars. TICKIOIOII-11TIZZT, Pleerinly. Onmelte the Plevitlaa.W. - a - Coniao — DlWW. !.e•rotary. FROM Oct. 5, Thu ATTIRNAIIM has been THREMPIOCC. WI - ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE J./ .1 man 11111P.—ter STDegY I erect (le WI put tee* the Ilth Demeher. liaphe .lap !7y Deeasba). Aberdeen Apar CONY* /LITE. A 114 awe. Ma lees r_qiestser. J M. DOT, amareder . lying he the Isemke me WO Awed Madsen slipper I.tided tee km rapid Meerw In the Miss Sege : int Le a preferable eCOVlepere kr W petit —Pe r M eefeel yr el bleat or poses u ag oil:emu' ;ma 11, Itilliter 14ARLOWS SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN IMMO a large joist d inn with a were handful et cook TM swift la nears, : Os inn Is besaalbilly neon in every park ends Wed V ever, an all the gravy and nutrition prepseini relates& ?Me pia WA. Then eurpriang Wrens gradmand b sionfic onsaidanies of ben BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook'x ea lotaMho sealed et cooking temerite mepirMo da rperlsellee. Imola, TL. la n•RLows AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, to. Lieeemehle Merl. meneseed S. ewe wee be et wad MOANS AUSTRALIAN LINZ • ensprrausir wipena M. tag s yam) therm NI/7P—r.. 51101 " Dam' to *an tram BARLOW'S TABLE CUTLERY, unequalled therm the ISM Jewery. calms M Plymouth to mob rk tor price or yealltr. leery lieleme , l table helves Ita . maim . the weiShaewe IMO* balk elle HOL _ = I N md . i . kw non= jupww. oms. ma per coo.. ee. emu.. !malls ditto, with steel meicler team mom This ••• yew mot meeker Lefler ler imits`..„„ aL_,„„ree. 4 "els L__" 9 "ft_imL ttill poop, UM Ilmt rale ememmedellem lee Wee B ASUAJWIS MAGIC ISTLK OPENER. —A witi mt., esperlemed seremes eceldred.— SWIM err awl meet Moselese lavealles. Price le. gA at POMP apply U. r.M T. IL WALKEL 14 A. lishs* - RA.R.Lowls INDELIBLE MARKING LYE. *ea: et le ir &WITT sad MOOS; 111111lermheet I AN preperstiou wake& trice la par Waft ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. N o .1.11 ear aadaeeat dieterted Y &Shift. WM ropey IS. Mlles met le a 'meth. Prim mei upward BARLOW'S SELF - ACTING SYPHON TAP. We mat peg required MINI net beer se Neer eloc Maeda M. ; ADM dente la—Apply 4lreel le JAMES LUILOW 14, Illmelemhoeem See eel hie mom red *Ural@ es evem ; all ethers are Welk MielialMiel DEVITT :mil MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE •I PAtitt7 4111 P -- Far MIT PHILLIP bawl • Waite. Me • great peetima of her Ida hive tosomelL.te A. vat, h. aseverlog rIC. lia). tb• kittallho Waist bent sht .. ll . = . 711 !TN ..., to SO 1..4, I 8 Rhllt, = .s ii Deets. Thk fine ..... I i. anted to tip to obleb AO allersp.lellters her eahre, opt ti • teliti k•llooluoit—Awly to DEVITT and YOaD.It 1 Wow& nktITION.—WATHIRSTON awl BROGDIV gaimmins rip rm. I. him I. ern Odd Nand se de bnaled—•• lbw Odd rod Pon Odd, is ended M J =si.aalk WATELISTON sad IROODWril l = sod Id ~es Roonyddred by dm. an add epos IDY_/yn;M. sod at tbe uniatodurenr pi4u Maindenn, Ondnend" W.C. Mow dy of doles sod bdielboy ars eon. --NA Ms adebibbiony now ad I I. did amid, add do Isiordan at I. DEOaNd 110011111 AUSTRALIAN LENZ , T ACIM 11111 P. —Per LAVICIIITON blesct patch kr tnir. les sgrosa poet et Ire arm empied. and Iwo 111■11141•41. de the mimed Nelelibellt diger A ISIPZ imw LE Y. Alowlior lOW BEN JAII IS VIM Col PAW al LIM= &Wm This Alp his bum WM wpm* he lie lamealsta Veil. sad hes into rail* mamm be dist satin piumesr.—lne Mawr applyarmor. T. IL !FALK VA ISA. 114. reir lis ellmat. se to DEVITT ma nom; 'Maar amt. 11=MONS! WIORLDI and BONW (of irrimewpwiLurano LINZ ACIIIT MWIPII I. —ra. miutmoviunr. raftet P swift. pima Mah to an* Dm Denbo au IiDtIDA Y, 11:41i January, am/4 as Plymouth), We diteLINCIAMIIIRE,I.IOO Man tembler ZDW Z. Commotnior . lying in Ur Mg Wail &ebb soommoomistiono kw MI dorm et poommemen an mil alio .tin own is asprioniool orpou.—Pee W iti IMINWIntWPW to IIDID, ALLPOWP, mmil *Gamut, man. Nagy WWII= mid Mr. 114, Imedishallostoot.— rims by this limo of pooh* on imointyal two= =lint dam tat sommil-elme twas, ash fates BLACK BALL MONTHLY ALYSTRALLAN CLIPITJV tram Win DlreeL illiLOCICIL'elg packet for December, the superb clipperaldp CAILIBSZAN, AI at Lloyd's If years, 1,.M1 tuna This map asibeemt blik is. Ilisiglish balk clipper, celebrated In the China and aelastal Imes kw her rapid passages and sound delivery of era ollore the het conveyance to shippers of Hoe and MUM 'NIL MO full and 5P.C40.0 poop. with superb accoramodatiem Ha Ilfrl g ff r pleket fur 10th January, the tar famed esteems elt raTlOOkii. 1,110 tone, ( - maxim/vv. Commander. Thle tiherself the fastest in the !Sydney trade . s ae the celebrated balkier.. Hall. of Aberdeen, par• pork be the Wallowa% of the greatest possible speed; is • pewerhal sad comfortable ship at sea . and hue aplielutte tall poop foe mince plea:age re only. ADELAIDE packet fur December, the clipper IILENCLU IL, 800 tom, A 1 at Lloyd's 10 years. Thls Lesulltni clipper le famous In the Chins trade Inc her great speed and sound delivery of cerpo, and Wien the best opportunity to ship pets of Sae end tomes gook To be gill wad b Jewry by the welLionma Mask Heil clipper ship sPIEIT HY THE NUIITII._ QUILBSALA ND packet for December, the splendid clipper MONTLIOBBNCT. This beautiful ex royal mall ship has put T•tliimell troll*. • voters Nu passengers to tmecasland, for H. M Commie/loners of Croligrattoo. and will he punctually despatched. To lie billowed *a Et:,.•LAND pa. Let for January by the Black Ball clipper CITY Or BRUIBt NE, 2.000 tona. Yoe all particulars respecting freight ne panics to Australia LgigolioJAML4 NVI and Co Liverpool . all Agents for BM Moe . sad to T. M. MACKAY sad Co., 1, Landon. balSalresl. KC. KLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to IW YORK Darnel—Tle LIVILIIFOOL. NSW YOWL, add PIILADILPIIA VIKA M 41111 F COMPANY hdead deepateitae their tall-poperedeisseg Iranere Resew Steasaehips, sit lliiesomewe Meem bark p sad deigatelsea C FOfellows : ITMLY Ph I N LI VIXFOOL X NNW TOIL XTNA. this day. Dee. It X ANDA W ed.& . CITY OF DALIIMORILW . Jan. 1,1811 L And every eareseding Wednesday. Mtn pimp, 11, 17, and SI pas..., aceonling to the anew latideales. rdallllll. Inele ltaj W provides* senied. Peeneagers Nr (hash had lb. Week!. itatea boolusJ rMu ea very edvaistegeoas tonna—For 'unbar perth.elan to WILLIA SI INMAN, e. Water.weet. Liverpe.,l , et. to sad MICKY. M. Xlag MMus street, City. LRITD3H and NORTH AMKRICAN ROYAL NAIL arum BUM Mtwara Lai/WOOL .M NW, i Med. aod be mow LITIIIIVOL aril BOSTON. Is 'Moo Wpm ows3lyf atlas( is ILUIPLX. T s lotiowlag or other mods aro to Nil trim ityoupost. man is Cork to toodoo Ms mans 1"0111( (with pelvises of alba( at Ha/Ma). slatarday. Decanaber tl. :lltr% par *WM Ikati ;pods hr :tram sad Harm; to ba at :tea V.wk .41 board the MIAS. Kassala CANADA, kw taturday : Dar. it kw (LW Vo IRK. material. Jan. 4. Pomp aria betballag atstrares be sad patina bat 'Moat atm ar Nemo, r.-Te balling sad Ikatea„ adds, woad debt% EA Ts Iva Talk did taiga. alsond obla. SM. IWO& Nallem Ikalas. sat law Tart. Li per - sod II per mt. pvtaipa.-41 Oa J. B. leant Old ItsaadarZ s Lagoa . Obtrib, Mori% mai It Mrs as ta : G. sall Dana. Parbarik Maw. IZZ. 4l. lllsal u 4ar vi lasambess; at lbnaratia alba IL Nedra; EITUPPS, °RAVI'S, and PHILLIPPB 111 Mpg& tit milwaimikase sermise sieumes an Pit Ned r I L ale 1110101 D. every Ursa% aterelog tam of Timm Yam, it roe eIeaWAS. Weinseday evening. Dec. It - Ilenstrylows. Fares : Lt. awl le& lotwn tickets kned st a Mrs aad a MIL re. CrOilre4lll49. %be ODWDOI9 about Doe. 19 tram Hone. Wows. Peres, 93 D. rel tl IL Low c0P11.31 A GSA lee ILUT 911GLIA.N. absg Hot 19 W w w..4 1111.11 .99.epp15 .4 "I li Weems, Olise. PaULEII9I9.. eel* 9 awl MILLI ry9 LC TIM LUTZUPOOL and LONDON TIR3 Am un IMISITIANCR 0011YANT. 1%. Amend Pb. IPeembene ORM* Useasilte Aoki he Idea= Ned elsewbeft se Imes awl Owed, *WI beeerwl by deeded pais end elleewlee. Pb. )Wig Ming it et Cbelibeee &mid be mewed by Se au et Jrassa7.—ft BEd 11.1•0117. (91111180W111ONS, god Dmonvz TOE NJ NAIL =TRACT= sad CUM a ad simaa without slaw se as Ind pda y yr. Billiali. Ilasmaatat hair alanadal by am paatal M not Tama a ad. Os IL Ms. Nadal has asamalida lam Os Soya Vaniq. wfloh = nt rata lath Ilwammada steam Inn al rt. 0 ' as asidar a as allaaas3—r lha ma Rig :t Eli Mar, at London )--"lts. aliseaaly rand awe am an ay lad yawl u/ pla"—" as R.aert Akaffsar. 111. k ha bugs lasaa aad • ass sandiad adaida W ••• 0~7 ward Ida" Timm SI. adipolalmme 41.84." DiWORD% PORE PLOW NAONIIIIA e Woo. awls* l000lpfs• MI% alltbMkaly am. Mho poloo**. and oolionoolll on= so Oho tozio* tor *WV a ll* Osoembli. Ow* owl learallas. Ned os • •NOM with we =Mono* esoollatanvedml* Me ban mod Cemblooil the Ai***4 loma t looml4 bow • spoomalle elPorvoirlos dwould. r mai* IY gra- Sum swab loorowil. DM* Oft somoft mei Is botollootok OM ooSz b of Ws *Nap dorsi nom* Or bon toorl bosofriaL—llmosegioandl via the Onset slow = 4 • lrem„ sol pool* * sod Oa. 171. ;Ow Luria rad NM by misMakis alousboot the milli& IrOICEAL"B COPAllllR—Copalbsaad Cutlets 1111 &OMNI Ye rantabb bot Om ars al a lbateli• tara• minas. rad essaila sadly IMOSIS. and park Ahistrban,•. M Jamas has la resibba emir •ahabl• therapentte abate parewilly huraassa. by laber. bale ais Casabas all th• earatro• Ac a ?fibroma. Ikaa Ike how blapla4 by Ow hub al ttallulbe awe Yama thsarial (nate I. Parte. sad Minot Lad..= lab vb. Tblam . .,. ONO. 1104 St. larittassaiw* O Cate d /14444% I Mari. art Liras Met " boa* O. Ilia Me Omaha, b lohni et • p.m, am•••..lona. •11•14 • awe la abut Oa illeas elbow maw •• eltmas4 drama Ile mpailft 4a. K ; b.. by pest. Y ht. alta Ir. Iv. ad' shaabl . t i r e amaskaa, lii.; at Bb. ahmlatia. Paris. awl all cazurtmu PIJOIMITIL MUM& =CHI sod BAZIIIII lIITABLISH SUM imp merle with • km awl irdi-edeeiral stiort same est AITICLIS ADAPT= POI MrREI'ATION. "iga Ml at DIMMING PIA NO DRIPAING BAGS. Itedbreal.isoastal W Tails ena. Antique Brous% Papier Marks and Cheesreeh. Odd Conk =s l = ll . fertilise Nereltles In Ormolu. Work Boast. Omni and letleolas. DISPATCH Do X lia and WAM r I Ineela end Yemen Leather, 20 tHlTereat forms and due. Iltrod ES nal knish ant Chubb Lacka ; ethers of a *beeper degeriptien. PORTABLE WRITING and DIMMING CASES. Inds Cams, Courier Begs, Plc Mc Care*, Wicker Lambent Illiketa averting Knives, Wine and spirit Inoaks, de. THE RUOI , PIM WORAPIII 2.000 Bides Lelebritles of the Aar, la ed. each. GRA W 1 NO.Ri OA AL11; Ise ditto, to cootain frost 12 to 200 Pertealle. ga. IL to legninesa. tntalognes post tree en apvtleadka. lamistarld4trwt, and HA logs•Witesk Imam Itetabliebed left. H AMILTON and K I /LP TON, Tailors. TROCBCIIII M bet atles tioAßT'S s is ilv.n is this ligabllabroent to lige ICirr, theeg otpatterns and tortures the& cosset be ezeiDed. N.B y • select Stock of iirs•class REMY OVILIICOATB sissy* on hand at 1111,, lITIAND, opposite Baoter.ball. MR. MILES* (ALFRED WEBB MILES) KEW AUTUMN AND WINTKI STOCK Ur u. WoeW4smed Issisb T U Stsigsgtessi vssd=res. nen Taman wire "rislamled Its . DOss. Whose only *Adrift Is 71, MOIL -ATMS. ZANOVIIIIMPITAIK awl who is net wiwowsled with any panda Wasting sad aches , Using In his mune. lISTABLVIEZD lath FY.BRUAItY. 1141. LATZST NOVELTY.—The DUNDEE MILAPPILIL, forming both COAT and CAM, pries us. n• d Ur of sondertable garment ever Inventsd.—To be had only Javantsra, WARS and •ON, leadyseads aed laspake Talkies. Matron, Hod" Drawn, Boat Makers, and General Outnttera I. MOW and AOSII establishments are clewed e Friday evening at sunset till Saturday evening at musk when Is resumed LIU eleven co'slo4. Loodos Hams, 11•181,180unent 131, 116, 156, 137, Minor*.: 83, 61, 86, sa, Altlgste. 016.866trret Brandi: 606. 507. 606, N.. Ozforal4trail ; 1, I. 4 Hart-street, Tottoobaaaseararoad 137, 138, Totteabaat-coararoad ; 1114, 11.4011401.1. Islabliohamelas: Illmliold °6l = Bradford, Yortaldre. HAIR RESTORED, Preserved, and Beautified, sp the us d DOWILAND. YACAMAI OIL. This .k. pt 011 moans har from blithe of es= malt heir. elomme It Mat siert end =nate - iir — liasatitalty seek pliable. and" "May. la the pang ef Me Der* and Mestachlos It is safulliag I. IN slimieltve speestioa. Yor children It Is eapsalall. ream aseesisd, a. forming the basis of a beautiful Mad al heir. Mille Itslntreelartim into the nursery of anytti . aaist . the seaseees Testimonials constantly received of . shod as hew sad meet proofs of its melts. Pries ht. ed.„lk lit, equal le fs small, sad OM per arias. Sold at la Ilatien garden. sad by Cbsymisis sal !Worm Ask for " logrfassie y somar OIL" TEL;rH. —In Mr. ESKELL'S INVENTION aket granted Mb July. 1900, enema Indeinteabie or Isovemble amempaay emb mme. mad Was may am We plate time bes WM r Werdbmotrz Sam eely require Me melMOWea et • mew Ma wbk ng ( wirer em• way emir, mul dr tertb ere r lamormemble mad Wegive me it OW SWUM ruadarlag tau metal be NM mad Meeemlas Illemelor swam el OM Medi Thee me um dememedve wins ee immiesaw estmetlenm, see say pdalid Mey ere wee lmeled sad Itle.l In • low bas,. M mwammile• mad erlicaleam Dmemellea la PeeOiu Impleaum et mpesiesam mad emeodiedame Oen Smeue Wawa" MOW, emeduela rat Mawr lee adieumdsa rsp e " onl fme me Me aw Issfal sad Imperteat Kr. adodl' Teeth," Mika will be arweried ma bee lee T deams— O OPIONSIR dent. IMMOreet IS, YY alayak lsfatitsa: sal sa, dandagbem AN ITITOTUAL RIMEDY.—LAXBIRDS ARTIYATICMIM.U. without martng I bonds at allortlag lin bark Indy aStatious an. plasma & la attnalled le M the ba st nollsibe I.r linmallataly rallerlag emba.da... d adlum snit Incipient caturanytim n be fpwaily ems poem Meta the faculty pore Insmida, adMrably allays Übe *Um which yn.rokei &taunt= Is apermblai maanyabat Its effects are truly Yennas V i nt dem or seen lying down Ink Mit d indess dm as mile( In a few minutes she Inking W— end Ma by W. LAMB. RT. 'Boni* Ink Mama alleak llemarbak and by MI drapdata In Meat Md.. sad Ww tramilllas be on. >< td. rack Be particular and ask for Lanslarra Aillmalis /Wean. The mama MM. la segravid m lba ytIICHANI3 BUGAR-COATED SABRA PABILLA PILL.I.—It Is a well known fact that owns pastlla Is the molest puller of th• blood In the world. Keep year bland pumas bowels mutat, and defy the doctor. This. pills strike at*, not Meath disease, and are for the cure of every 'Mama Mehilsatal .s ass. orsmur, sad cldld. such is en seupthms so the skim, ladigestion. bilious. &et. and stomach sompialois, pegorgito 0b0e... gout, rheumatism. lumbago. puke to tbe hood. . her, sore throats. and e, cry complaint mused by leserdar new., ltios of the tom* obstrortoil perspiration. sad deMetended and unhealthy blead.—Plalwat Medlin Nano louse. 19. Demon street trtfordatmee, Leedom. Whetrows wok Denson-street sad Co.. 7S. larirliapimseleiret: arid from all cbanisla Sad In baths. la. N.. 4a St. 04/ 114 Thg. RIOORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE mime immulhasa la Se mai shatland asselltolaas la am mesa& Moro la Impasalbla Its alma, ale ponaaaaaa If, amalimilaa .-111.61 la area will ten lailemialloa M tia. ca_Ple.l 1 .16 las " si ttr i = " 7l,l4 psalm ea amleSaaaver alamaa. Ind Olk, Mk Sanaa asor Temarbuir. DBBRIGHT'S APHRODISION.—The Pboe -piterteM 111WIIINS TOXIC .—The sew timmied Me d. aside quidurt, tees. le., MOM ler bed sogag. i the asimild deethemele et We bleak Wm. art seers sersedie to the paleis Mead le Its seam del ineerdam We wonderful gempedles. lei immited eed peumesedy outs. Me Mier trees emdl wlthertm d the as,,e and wader Ihemee. Mem ef We Mem liteloke. ell Wm, dr pedle. aM wery eller selmttre fined et We meas. rememewileh emi releMpedies al We teeperhemtdummie se the mins mos. Pdass.ll= . 4rl Ibilawk a h es4wi tiallks eft Premed ded MI et the eleesk W.. Imiss : Mere she mar trird themilid 4 ". _ $11111:0111111WAVIMOW. -- ----. Ils aim ma m. allTes lay se . dr vo= Ma sionausi maralve pais of al vialsrld "ma Urn ram Aavaldia. pais. per 1 1, Wilma Al.asiosamaa ID Madrigal to Mae amalgam Imam Allssi ahe lb , Bas a dm sa 'U. a. lonapiewd. : N•wbemit hr st PartsamarraL *Derr. 186. all arra /311, °awls., . bilk% Cillipleer aria aMa Wiatea. lases. lalip: TS. ingeshimbanot ; Prost. !lir, Illasa. TIER =TM DOUR T rg MIMIC Mt CHRISTMAS, Moo mpe, ALL THE Y EAR ROUND, Conducted by elliaLfs DICIUDIS, linings, TOM TIDDLEXB GROUND, I. Picking up So and Oa. T. Picking up Waifs at nee. ders. V. Picking up Pockeabnok. 11. Picking up Evening Wm- VL Picking vs blies Kim anus. WWWW/ One' nL =up iheicallea MT. Eli =WAND IDLW LYTTON'S irttw 111CaLiL, A STRANGE STONY, Will be sempleted Mar* when A NEW NOVEL EY MR. WIMI COLLINS WEI be cnranien4 ed. Published to Weekly Members, price Pd. ; Mon in Monthly Parts sod Helf-Tearty Vellums. at W. Wellington-street, ;Strand, W.C. ; and by Mama Cheyeau and Hall, ilR r Piccadilly, W. dIZPARE for CHRISTMAII by ordering the P JILNII•11" NUM= of MIME ELI NAGAIINI reedy Dee. 11), O. wlll eaulal• *psalms abepbere of • Neer ltoendee br therm Masa= end et • new noireL Aurora Mord , by lite eraiber at Lady audley's an die. New omberribets catmot have • baler opportunity. Price Is. monthl) —01110e,112, Irleetatnyek Iff•dea. THE BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT is • HALF- J. 0 VINILA eel et AIMAILD'S TALC d INDIAN LITZ end d DVNNITAN. Penadv—l. The Indian Mat. S. The Tiger 14140er and 1 The Geld seekers. Price as ed. oath Illnatrated by N. Insdenve, L Warned. sad J. N. Zweelior, and eiesamtly bound im .s della Ohba& sad akin Lemke : Ward and Leek. UtiA Jestpabibiad priesls., New idlltea, by poet 14 Hs BeizziClC of LIFE : or, How :M r, , sad Mat re Lies ler Irploaatory of the Wavle* of Boa's ialiNlialk sad the swims neuron/ft of Life. With lastrartkes for eseerlag Health oad Btreerth ;redesdo sod Itorarks es the Trestmear ef Dlatedors iocidattal to ry Life. By • Mama ed le 7Sm' posettee. Oorriarre.—Tbe &Noakes of Doty LNe—The Art of =.1410--eles of Dkaotha—Tbearesemeh sad ite The Oideliedias of the ASselksas W kqesitlaa al the realead—Nseveas Disorders, le., he. louden : lisaa. Borsht& sad ell booksellors. DL CURTIS ON irsevous. ONNZAAL DIDIUTT, Ng. Jut pebbling, prise la, poet tree the Anther kern stamps, AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and cum et IIIZMATCLIt DECLINE In MAN. with plain dinettes' kw parent restoration to health east vigour, the mutt of twentritre pewit eneonstal prattles In the treatment of those pranks nerves, sod esquire* illemere whka tend to embitter sod &Ma Ua De. J. L Come. la, Albemarle-greet, Itawrati. lon IS, ant 1 6 to 11. "Wided l ai l soles neemberof society by eilleekllgolseD leeke.ineellil. , elNalmrwee . it pergola loki tin — relaTlesOr — dsepa: —ask Ueda"; Nam. Se. ulna= ; aael J. Altai, 10, Werwlok-lime. Esremth lidltioo, prise 25., by post 26 stamps, DEBILITY rand IRRI T A BI LITY of MIND and BODY, resellbe from moms having their origin le hesomusce, sill sample, sedentary habits, enervating climate, intempersees, and Improper inalamat. By T. B. Yuma!, M.D., Plmeldese to the Doeseel Pest-ties Letter Canters Provides{ lustitetioe, 11, Loyd-same, loadat W.C. THOM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. WIWI Or SOLICITORS AID PUNITEIt PARTICULARS TO Ili OSTAIIMD AT 1112 OVTiCI Or Tait CHM/ ascarilalt, cOlDtr or larklOrreT, 11.011101IALL-erklrr.l 10111,14 a Eau, 01. John'aequare, Marksmen, bath proprietor. le eitneuder Dec. 30. at 11. &MART &ammo, Butler's-alley, City, fancy Mkk maker, Dec. M, K Ili. DOM Ileum CARR, Gan., lochester•place, Weetinnuter, Iron founder, Den 30, at I& JABM Baggy BOOM= VA99IAI , Leinsteraimare, Hyde-park, Doe 30, at U. IDWA9.9 CAgAa. larsall *ad °alai-square, tMtor, Dee. 27, at 12. 011101.1 !MUM, Dnaveroakert, (bales, commercial clerk, Dee. 110, at 11. JUSIPH PALMS. atemeerallt, Make% printer, Dec. 30, at lie. POOLE Wargiumerso Watford, Herb, baker. Dec. 30, at 1. Haar( Ilmont, White Horse-yard, Islington. livery stable Mem Dee. IL /Alta MILLI, Hang, Middlesex, Jan. 16, at IL WALIIII BLOote&t.. Edwards street, Portmanemsare, dentist, Jan. at 11. Jain !mart, Brootestreet, Holborn. Jim 1. at 11. Tiloilaa 1110Lagel. adehester, timber mereliant. Jan. 3, at 114. Xeres ALLIAMen Janes WATTS, Kingelon Burraell-Oace, Oak• leyermare, ammea. Dee. 31, at 10. LTua IMMO. Bairyakeet, Pt. Mary Axe, jeweller, Jaw g at 11. Mow. Jummeaa Deaettatnet, Deal. balder. Deo. 11, at 10. Jeans Dania% Bell-yard, Careyekett, tin box manufacturer. Jan.; at 114 WIIMAM Lams Bewail), D.lwell.terrace. Lambeth, Admiralty Mark. Dec. 31, at 10. Hammer lloaiukOididfordatreet, Russell-square, railway clerk, Jam 1, at It Lava/ lentoas, Augustus-square, BagenCapart, licensed vic tim/ler Dee. M a r 11. Jaws PALI= le and Caution Taman, Newport and West Cowes, lak at *llk menaces, Dec. 31, at It Wrk,Mll WILLIAMM, Putney, surrey, knead:apse. Dec. 211, at 1. WILLIAaI 1071187, Brighton, attorney, Jan. 7. at In. ammo MAIM, Loam tatonatreet, 11221120. kale dram, Jan. I, at I Alive WATTS, Promantlit, Hants, builder, Jan. S, at 2. ItlstrareaanaLltapattalewit.Weatmluiter.earpaatar,Jaa.l,ati MAME§ Mea,Pasitroad,Camberw ell ,cal, pruprietne,Jan. I, as I &LAMM etua, C driers. 111ddlesez, hone M ar, Jon. 7. at 1. Jars itverekoll4trem. Hampstead -rued, Jan. 3, at 21 13110•11 WitddAx Omat St. Audrewatrect, Blooms. Wiry, nadertalter, Jaa. I, at 11. EMIT CHAU.= Ho , Pail-mall . J danian)w, lhamelemb lab lead ; sad laabetb, confoctiouer, I Dee. st, Tanga, anthad-ferrate. Dalston, linendraper, Jam L at 2g. Hwy TATUM, Lavearkegrove, Deletes , merchant ' s clerk, Dec. 1t II ALMAIIMOI Mamma Wausau, Colcheuter,dramr, Jan. 2, at 10. JAMBI MILIMBM, Ilimaciaresd, St. Pancras, madam. dealer, Jan. 7, at IS. Mali TMOMMI NM, Oeldesnith-row, Hackney-road, tailor, Dec. Ilk Tgo at 11, Carbreeke, Norfolk, general smith, Jan. 7, at 10. Joss Ilkialisa IP Middlesex, market gardener, Jan. 7, at 10. Josue limos, lalmehme. Kentieh-town, and Clarendon. MeV% eaaldalt-SoWII. mat eurreltant. Dec. y 'l. le !. 2. Jolla Dame, Illshatreel,Casaberwell, attorney's clerk,Jan.9, at 10. Haan UMW, Laarlport, Haute, greengrocer, Jan. 2, at 11. TatriOrres, Thamtarmarraeo, Islington, Leer retailer, Jaa. 7, sal. Ewan HOW, 0 St. Lutes, alms dealer, Jan. 9, at 10. lust RIMY CHUM, '4 End, Staffordshire, tailor, Des. 30, at 12. TooMmi Maar, Wolverhampton, engine manufacturer, Dec. 27, at it. JAMIs BILL Itioxwah, Maaffordshire, victualler, Dee. 10, at IL Pamela Berg Meriden. Ware icluhlre, rualtmer. Jan. g at 11. ametal WILLMar LOYD Tiellauma, I% Overhung's'', amnia- Man man; Dec. IS. at It WILLUX WAYIL W afers bbon insaufacturer, Decal, at 12. AMOR Walnut; Dadkry. tershize, arc Mkt t, Dee./0, at it JO= 20 113L0/lIIHINT, Derbyshire, Jan. 9, at 11. 112211.212111C1.1222. Haller hake, N ilts, cattle dealer, Dee.*kat 11. Julia °Lorca. ?manses, oil irianuf.cturer, Dec. 10, at It 2111 Jam . as OllM 01,1anut. It at Teignmouth, Devonshire, Makeover, 12. BEllemtla DOIDIIT, Cumberworth, Yorkshire, skirt manafac. tam. Jan 7, at IL Jolla litartits, Doncaster, tailor, Dec. 41. at 11. DtAiismis.b. 11 tinanue Dale, Derbyslitre, Moaned victualer. Ike. 2+4, at 11. JoMATIum aherh, Id. leather cutter, Dec. 23. at 11. TIMMS Marra Whittington, Derbyshire, colliery proprietor, Dee. 1K at JAille SATAN' Tan and CNARLIII TAPP, Cbersteellekt, Derby shire. boiler oaken, Dec. ta, at 11. 10asiLL Liverpool, lithographic printer, Dec. 17, at 124. JAILS 1 twALL, Crewe, Limier, lkonacd vietaaller. Deo. 31, at I. W 'WAX Junes, Wee' Derby. coWluettlal tut. ak r, Dee 27, at 12g. WALTZ( Milltrralta Manchester, auctioneer, Dec. MI, at It amain UMW) leatiumit. Manchester, law statturart, Dec. at 11. Joel Waal's. Manchester, book keeper, Dec. IT, at IL Aar HAt:lulo2, Vatfield, Durham, Beamed victualler, Dee.3o,mU. Imertor 11 lame. Newteatletipau-Tyne, taller, Dee. 85, at IL Hallint. Illzotlaighato, Lout make. Jan 24, at 10. Oliwina Bctatnus , eirsa ft e.., refreshment room keeper, Dec. 34/. at Itt 01010. HicaMing, tin an,, packing cam maker, Jan. 24, at 10. WILIAM' UNMAN, HARK Mb dealer. Jan. 9, at 12. ZOOM Hleta , BMW, ea dealer, Jan. 9, at 12t. Jew OALlmarela Lhalirpoot, keit dealer. Jsm. 2, at & WILMA,'" TIMOIAMO. LDerpool, wireelwrtght. Jan. 3, at 21. WILLIAM low, Liverpool, general dealer, Jan. I, at S. 'MUM 122•4 Itempool, ear Iropnetor, Jan. 2 , at 2 i. ALZIAIIDaI 0A HI. L'anlle. dealer to mild, Dec. 30, at 11. Jena lima, grocer, Dee. 30, at 11. TOMAS TIMM; entry, cattle drake Jam 4, at 2. loalaT 1,111111•141, Coventry, butcher, Jam 4, at 3. JAY Ikea" radio*. Yorkshire, grocer, Jan. g at 10. IMMAIa TlollaTua, Huddersfield, woollen dyer, Jan. 2, at 10. SLIM Weot,, Huddersfield. dealer In least, Jim 1, at 10. HMOS HAIM, Cheltenham. labourer, Dec. 31, at 11. WrgLlAll IJtanAH, Sh. thorn, Yorkshire, shop keeper,Jan.Lat 11. WILLIAM Maki, Little Preston. • banliaman,Jse 4,4411. lost MILLI. Dudley. Worcestenlaire, baker, Dec. 27, at 11. JuStlll NAIR, Ventre rielwoodgmesenet, cloth dresser, Doe .30, at I Clellaaanias I at., Tritlity. 1 =:/: erograter. Dec 2 a. at 11 . TeraW HOLROT Y blacksmith, Dec. 27. at 10. luau e wthordi,lairessatre, eau ectkater.Dml3all2. BANDITTPIt'Y AIIifULLILD. Deo. It Iticumweass. Dathstatigois.road. LAST ISAMIKATIONS. Jan- L I. ela lk-farm, Cainden.tows. licensed vie ' tuner-Jan. 14. J. Dormer. Caversham. Oxon, builder-Jan. 0. IJ. liessa, , Cmbeidgeddre, lankesper-Jan. 0. J. Crick. lamkesper-Ja... 14. J. Wady, Unice. Ater s i t zitt i Ur i ..ll:: -Jed 14 T. M. swell. Lelghtoo -grove, Kedah-town-Jam. W. Beau, Ostaburgatreet and Diana p ace. Regent's-park, I sculptor-I'a. 11. 11. Palmer, Oak-village, Kentish-town, printer- I Jan. 11. J. Csowthar, H Hugon. mucer-Jan. 14. W. L Spluka, IL Johnaroad, Hot carpenter-Jan. 11. J. Yowls, I Montpeller-terrace, Notting.hin-J.tu. IL C. Rectorate, Brydges- Arm. CovenAgardoa. bagatelle board maker-Jan. 14. B. Sal -1 ford, Great Torturous, Bakeratreet, livery stable keeper-Jan. 24. J. IL Hill. Jefferfaaquare, City, merchant's clerk-Jan. U. I I. De ladmileville, Branswick-tarn.ee, near LUnberwellvde. Illendare-Jaa. 16. J. Finigan. Diaseanterrace, =-Jara.l4. H. !Ninny, Belgraire.street, Guarneri:Wl read Best, roaster manner-Jan. 15. A. W. Baker, flutings, bookseller-Jan. 15. A. Bitch, Drury-lane. glaucatter-Jaa. 11. J. Chapman, Goebston, Kafka& shipwright-Jan. 15. & A. Far quharson. Holland-terrace, Brixton, formerly a lieut. nut In the 14th Foot-Jan. 15. T. G. Pratt, Wilby, Eurthamptouldre, briclunaker -Jan. 16. A. Beater, 17. Demo* and J. Rum, Aldermanbury, and Fountalu-court, City, ware hommen -Jan. 15. Z. 7'. Clo.iden, Crest Randolphatreet, Cam den-town, I urinate* dealer-Jan. 14. T. Jaunting', Nunusn.ter race, WY. dsoorth.r. ad,and Dobson's-terrace, K en ul urban, button dealer-Jan. 14. J. Wade and 0. Wade, Ipswich. saddlers-Jan. 14. A. Panthia, Wendover bucks. coal merchasit-Jan. 14. T. G. I Lanabdreet, Spitainetda, bulkier -Jan. IL H. Flame. Avenue-road, Hammersmith, painter-Jan. 14. 11. GlUngliana, Warrenotnet, Tottenham court-road, balkier-Jan. 14. H.New. purl, Rarnagate, ledging.nome keeper-Jan. IL W. F. Seed, Charlotte-street, Film*, .square, musician-Jae- 21. T. Madre*, Penzance, boot and shoe reatrufacturer-Jaa. IS. J. P. nil molt, Plymouth, obernist-Jae- U. G. Gomm High Ham, near Langport, Sumersetahire, cattle defier-Jaa. B. W. Andrew, Lincoln, boarding-house keeper-Jan. 4. J. Tilley, Widnes', Len:Mire, Joiner-Jan. S. 0. Johnson. Liverpool. nierebut ' Jan. IL Anne Church, Liverpool, licensed victsaller•-Dest 28 G. W. Fletcher, Radcliffe Bridge. Lancuhlre, cotton nianufectarer -Jan. O. J. Irma, Jan., and A. Shaw, Ilimeierder, calico palsied-Jed 17. J. Mather, Lancaster Cad* and W=m muieuller -Jan. U. R. Scott, Liverpool. lamed • Jan. 21. B. Ooduell, Whippinghad Isle of Wight, gardeser- Jan. 21 Ann Cave, Canabrooke. Isle of Wight, baker-Jan. 14. J. Bobbin; I,yiehela Manatees, Dsreetahke. grocer , Jan. 1. C. Malone, Blackpool, Lancaahlre, livery-stable keeper -Jac 7. W. IL laws, Lincoln, dyer-Jan. 21. T. tinvert, Pester, =of moth-Jea.lL W. Wade, Wickham Market, Suffolk, en ao. U. T. Tyler, Wickham Market, Suffolk, saddler /ea. 11. W. Warner, TehiMey Martin. Suffolk, a i ocer-Jan. IL T. Short. Sluomeedla, immutable*, true ling tea dealer-Jaa. 15. H. Howarth, Berlatu laseaddre, fanner-Jan. 15.. J. Cu- Bfe Lumeeklre, tanner-Jan. U. T. Calvert, Rochdale iron nionlder-Jaa. 17. S. Wickens, Touhridge Wells, corn dr ier-Jet 17. G. inasen, Tonbridge Wells, lodg ing -hoses ,woes-Jan. 17. A. Allen, Riastba4 Kent, brick layer - JIM. 10. W. L. Marlin, Norwood. ironmonger - Jan. I. F. MMltlaion, MM. Leacaddre, grocer-Jan. 7. U W. Seatirm Manta, Ontchar-Jan. 7. C. Cropp, Purteea, taller-lob. IL J. Reeves, Iroitea Heath, Derbyshire, tanaer-Jan. 17. Z. Ball. AMU*, Northumberland, fishmonger -Jan. U. IL Mealbrabigks, Neematlemon-Tyse, carposter- Jan. ta. I. Barba., iliewoutlempon-Tyse, Joiner-Jan. 16, B. Ovenden, Newcastle-mon-Tyne, yarn apinuer-JouL It J. Robson, Newcastle-upon. Tyne, Domed victual' a-Jut In W. Oliver, Newoutle.uponTue, mucer-Jan.l6. T.Nixon, Newcast'e.upon- Tyne--Jan. IL A. B. Brown, Newcastle-npou-Tyne, butcher /ma. 16. J. H. glib, Beightoo-Jan. 11. J. Sadler, Fish* ,rrote, Somass, eider dredger-Jan. L H. Winkworth.Bureladon, Manta, beriner-Jan. lit B Wilkinson, Seiffnal, Salop, inakesper--Jan. 17. D. Bunton, Cottingbam, East Riding of Yorkshire. fanner - Jan. 17. J. W. Bleha eisos Kinetea.apeablladl, palann-Jan. 10. A. Bramaritaa, Gravesend, general dialer. DECLARATIONS OP DI VIDIIIIII6. Joillffereinr, Perneralth, draper-Ise dividend el lia. Dee. 111, and three Marquent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Nadu hall-street. Twortaa Taolir99ll, Pockliegton, Yorkshire, cabinet maker-Mt dividend of 45. 4.1., any Monday, Tuesday, or Saturday, at Carrick'a, Hull. &Inman WILsoN, Leeds, fiat spinner -Ist dividend of Oe. Sd., any Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, at Carrick's, Hill. WART Lasso, Pored Vann, Yorkshfre, farmer-Id dividend of la. Hull. lid., any Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, at Carrick's, Allston BCITLLY, Bradford, Yorkshire, lronmonger-lat dividend al 4a, say Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, at Caniek's, Hull. Woo..BAWaaa Iliataxam, &valued, Yorkshire, haberdsaber ' Ist dividend of Is., any Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, at I Comities, Hull. Jame Ewa Hoime. Yorkddre, cloth manuaelarer -lat dividend of it id., any Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, at 1-Merick's, Hull. Darn, Dun CrAvar, Hotbed. 'rentable°, scribbler-Id divi dend of Is. 3d., auy Monday, Taesday, and Saturday, at Car rick's, Hull. 111011 Ana IikitORAVR Lucia, and Bradford, Yorkshire, weeeled staff machant-Ist dividend of la. 10d., may limbic Taw eV. sad Saturday, at Carrick's, Hull. JAME MUM Deenbary, Yorkshire, boolanker-ld dividend of u& la. Id, any Monday, Tuesday, and daturday, at Carrick' a H 30919111.11PYCLIFYZ, Scarborough, upholsterer-Ist dividend of fa., any lieeday, Tuesday, and natartiay, at &Smirk's, Hull. 11104•1419 Barad, Wortley, Yorkshire, aroma-Id divideud of L. 4,1., say Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, at Carrick's, Hull DMDLNDS. Jan. IL J. flewertayaad C. T. Talton, Regent-clretts, drapers ' Jae- 4. W. Wog, liallsbery-pleoe, Lock's Odds, aumara--Jan. 8. T. idea Great Pete -street end Vincent-,your, Westminster, rularatar imednetmer-Jsa 0. Selig,North.buildinp, nireen, demise wdebas-Jan. and Tebbe% Leicester, elastic web manufacturers-Jan. 9. J. Willey, Ueda Weis losider-Jan, 9. 0. 11111, Siege- Milford. Teakettle*, grecer-Jed S. J. Gray, Leeds, *nor-Jas... R. Hiram sad J. W Blum, Ueda stockbrokers-T. Hi/chant (ma rate estate). Medal. Tastable*. duff manufacturer. CLICTLFIATIB to . be punted, unless cause be dhows tothe eoatrary ce or Wore the day .1 meatkell /au. B. P. T. Miller, Aylesbury, Bucks, draper—Jaw. IL W. Hart sad J. Hart, Frafaltnaham aiwl Denuf,,gtoa, Suffolk, drapers. .I%llll7lsliffllPS DIM. 0071114: W. Omen end J. Itirit4l", — alicZn-1. Haworth mad J. Oath, Cockeriunsh, Lancastdre. cotton spinners—O. Wickeoden sod O. P. Mansell, Sunthburou , Kcul. inverts—H. Mutant:we, G. Y. lapworth. A. G. L word, and H. J. Lapwoellit, lindens hall, near Wilton. Wiltshire, target wouL.eturets—H. topple. wetland R. fitruth, Calverley, Yorkshire, cloth manafaetantre— O. R. Barnes and W. R. Sisson', Dukludeld, Owens, ier —E. Roans, Jun., and H. Ashford. Queen's Headtgemegncr gat...street. stereoscope manufacturers—W. Gables and J. Stewart, Newcaatie-upon-Tyne, builders—N. Sayer sad IL Hlyth. Harm,htopurt, Seatlawark, sawyers—D. Duni awl W. Hayes, ihrothigluni, gun makers—W. nololelleld and T. A. Wolverhampton, Iron merchants—J. Siesark H. lleavey, and J. Norbary, Manchester, calenderers—D. US J. J. Castes J. Little, and G. Leach, Leeltd, n fax as fillPfda J. J. Customs—Job Allen and John All. u. Shoemaker-row, dealer" in potatoes—J. Wacker, O. Walker, end W. Walker. Lindley, Yorkshire. manufacturers—E. Rubinson and H. Cope, Derby, engineers—L. Engelhardt and Y. Utak, Loudon wall. I-I%y, eummWlou agenta. BCOSCII2244I7DerRATIONR. UMW( MURDOCH, Waage', VIM merchant, Dec. 20„ at the Vocally Hall, tasseow. AULIANDER Imo, Motherwell, Lanarkshire, innkeeper, Dee. 29, M the Mints Arms Inn, liamiltou. Wuzum Mricuridi Yocoo, Paisley, manufacturer, Dec. 20, at the Comity Hotel, Paisley. JOHN M.KINLAY, &Ahem', tailor, Dec. M, at the Royal Hotel, AN:2V ATLOR, Barrhead, grocer, Dec. 24. at the County Hotel. Maley. AtatlsliisMa Doasaa, Cothell, near FOITOI, fanner, Dec. U, at fumes Motel. Pones. Cnown-orTice, Dec. 14.—The Queen has been Meby a 011011611•1011, under the great seal of the d il kinganst, to constitute Theopbiltu Bennett Hoe =enlist!, Fen., barrister.atlaw, one of the cam* of the Court of Bankruptcy to act in the watery. Cnowie-ontim, Die. 17.—MRMBIIR RICTUS/MD To anis' mt Tag Panam PAILIAMOIT.—WiIIies Cox, of Bt. Jokes-weed, in the county et Middlemen, Feq., for the borough of Finsbury, in the room of name Sliageby Bun combe, E.q., deemed. ST. JAMES'3 PALACE. —The Queen has beeri gra ciously pleased to promote Major• General John Fits Maurice, LK, Adjutant of the Yeotueu of the Guard, to he Lisetesent of bee Majesty Royal Body Guard, Tice Majoragenel Biz Travel! Mains, Kok, resigned. PHARMACIIITICtLI. SOCIItrY OPGRIAT BRITAiIf.•-• ROME, Dec. 17. The Marquis de Lavalette had a confereuee of two hours with Francis 11. to-day. It is asserted that the Freucli Ambassador de manded he should quit Rome. __ _ The eardisels who were consulted in the matter have, it is stated, advised Francis IL to relinquish his apartments in the Quirinal, and reside at the Faruese Palace. The Pontifical government has announced that the funds for the payment of the dividends on the foreign debt falling due at the end of the month are ready. The arrest of Borges has been certified by the only Spaniard who escaped from the Italian troops. The farmhouse in which Borges had taken refuge was set tire to, and he was obliged to surrender on the Bth December. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Dec. 17. The Budget was presented to-day to the Council of the Empire. The following is a summary of the financial statement made by the Minister of Finance : The revenue for 1861 was estimated at 300,000,000, the expenditure at 344,000,000, and the deficit at 66,000,000 florins. This deficit was to he covered by means of several credit operations, which would moreover leave a balance of 4000,000 florins in the Treasury. The returns for 1861 are not quite completed, but the deficit is expected to amount to about 40,000,000 florins. The excess of expenditure which was not fully provided for amounts to 59,000,000 florins. The unsettled state of thinew in Hungary has caused a loss to the revenue of 11,500,000 florins. The total decrease in the revenue for 1861 amounts to 109,500,000 florins, which will be covered by credit operations. The National Bank has not been applied to for a loan, nor have any public bonds been Mined. The estimates for 1862 are u follows :—The court and civil administration, 99,750,0006. ; army, 108,500,000 A. ; interest on the public debt, 124,500,000 fl. ; sundries, 21,800,0006. ; or alto gether about 354,500,000 forint. The revenue for 1862 is estimated at 296,500,000 florins, and the deficit at 68,000,000 florins. The army estimates show an increase ot 62,000,000 florins. The deficit is partly to be covered by increased taxes, and partly by credit operations with the National Bank, the charter of which is to be renewed in return for a loan of 80,000,000 florins, bearing no interest. Twenty millions of this loan will be repaid in monthly instalments of 1,000,000 florins each, and 44,000,000 by 1870. The State domains are to be sold at certain fixed periods. Twenty-three million of the Lottery loan of 1860 have not been taken up. The financial administration has, however, re ceived from the agents 100,000,000 florins for bonds of that loan, and 3,000,000 f. of the English loan. The National Bank is to be made independent of the State. On the oonclusion of the Ministerial statement the Council of the Empire appointed a committee of nine members to examine the budget. TURKEY. PARIS, Drc. 17. The Paris papers publish the following telegram, dated Constantinople, Dec. 16 : "The monetary crisis still continues. It is asserted that the English Ambassador supports the efforts of Turkey to raise one million sterling in London." SPAIN. MADRID, Dic. 16. The address of the Congress, in reply to the Queen's speech, has been passed by 228 against 79 votes. Senores Olosags and Hadoz protested against the accusations which had been made against them, and stated that they professed dynastic principles. ARMING MAIL STEAMERS. SOUTHAMPTON, TOZSDAT Moor. The Union Steamship Company, under ontract for the conveyance of her Majesty's mails to the Cape of Good Rope, &c., have received instruc tions from the government to arm their steamers forthwith. It ie our painful duty to record the death of the eminent physician and father of unitary reform, Dr.South wood Smith, who died at Florence on the 10th bat, after six days' illness, from bronchitis. Southwood Smith was born at Martock, in Somersetehire, on the 21st December, 1788, and was therefore at his douses within eleven days of completing his 73rd year, though from the length of time his name has been before the world, he was generally thought much older. Originally educated for the Christian ministry, the name of Southwood Smith was early brought into repute as the author of " Illustrations of the Divine Government," which passed through several editions. The duties of the pastoral oleos having brought him much in contact with the pour, his penetrating and benevolent mind readily perceived how greatly physical suffering contri butes to moral degradation, end he entered upon the study of medicine at Edinburgh, with a view to administer healing to the body whilst cooveying spiritual consolation and admo nition to the soul. Accordingly, for some time after rarely ing his diploma, Dr. Southwood Smith united the offices of pastor and physician at Yeovil. Employed in this manner, the miserable condition of the dwellings of the poor became firmly associated in his mind with the undue prevalence of preventible disease, especially of fever. Dr. lionthwaod Smith's next publication was a work on "The Phileneykr of Health," which reached a tenth edition. It has fallen to the lot of few to accomplish such extensive seribes for the public Mosfit u have been sabsequently rendered by Dr. Southwood Smith. He was the chief originator of the mince of Preventive Medicine as system. atically applied in this country, and the clearness and force of his writings made him very successful in popularising the leading principles of national health. Appointed physician to the London Fever Hospital and the Erten Dispensary in 1024, Dr. Smith spent several yeas h the wards of the one and visiting the patients of the other in their squalid abodes ; at the same time em bodying the results of his observations in a work described by the Medical Chiron/kat Review as "the best work on fever that ever flowed from the pen of physician in any age or country." He there proved that epidemic fever is the great pauperiser of the land, and that it is preventible : and it has been truly said, that " the man whose seal sad seem brought these facts to light deserves to be reeked in the number of his country's benefactors." Called, during a violent typhus epidemic in 1837, to the assistance of the Poor-law Commissioners, he presented two valuable reports on the causes of sickness among the poor, which are capable of prevention. In lit:l9 he was chiefly instrumental in forming the " Health of Towns Aasocialdon, ° materially aided a committee of the HOW of Oommem on the same subject in 1840, and mimed during the same year on the Children's Employment COlllOllll.lOO. In 1842 he took an active part in founding the "Metro politan Association for Improving the Dwellings of the Industrious Classes." From the first, indeed, he had laboured to impress on the public mind the now admitted truth, that a certain amount of physical comfort is names. wary to morality and religion ; "that," in his own worth, " mond degrsdatioo is indissolubly united with physical squalor—moral impurity with bodily impurity—and that it is only when the house muss to be a sty, and is rendered capable of becoming a home, that it can receive with any hope of benefit the schoolmaster and the ministerof religion." Is 1844 he gave most impressive evidence before a cominia aim for *Wing auto the health of towns, and is 1847 was sprinted on the Metropolitan Sanitary Commission. la 1848 the "Public Health" and " Nuisances " Acts were passed, when Dr. Smith was sprinted medial member of the General Board of Health ; but for nearly 12 months his services were rendered gratuitously. In 1850, however, he was appointed permanently to the board, and altogether re linquished professional practice. Of his labours as a member of the Board of Health, his repeats oo cholera, his notifications relative to that =l.:and especially his introduction of the system of anouse visitation, bear witness. But he at the same thee established additional and irresistible claims to r .p bt rti ogratitude by the authonhip of the " two admirable n Quarantine, which have obtained a world-side a Mebr • Aoki . Dean Peacock) Dr. Southwood Smith had no other claims on the lasting gratitude of the nation, I would refer to his Reports on Quarantine as quite sufficint fto eatable& them. They have contributed more than any other publications no this subject to dissipate the gross and mischievous delusions upon which these regulations are founded, and which are known to be so injurious to the free commercial intercourse and prosperity of mama." For some considerable time prior to his decease Dr. Southwood Smith had been actively engaged in preparing an entirely new and complete edition of " The Philosophy of Health." Another edition of "The Divine Government" was also in preparation, and in all probability both these works will shortly be republished. THE OUTWARD WEST INDIA AND PENINSULAR YAKS. )N, Dac. The Royal Mail 6;n7paii y'asieiaT ship La Plata, Captain Weller. sailed kenos to-day at 2 p.m., with the mails for the British and foreign West Indies, Mexico, the Pacific. California, Central America, &c., and with eighty passengets, including Surgeon Brims sad Janes Walker, Eq., for Barbadose ; Assistant-Surgeon Jenkins and Eaaign Firm an, for Jamaica; Bee. Mr. Sunderland, for Demerara; and C. R. P. Forbes, Esq., Master R.N., for Colon. The La Plata took sin freight—Oold coin, 9201. ; silver coin. 400/. ; jewellery, 1,1i05/. ; French jewellery, 2,0001. ; and a full cargo of French and Eaglish merchandise. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Alham bra, C a ptain Steward, also sailed hence to-day with the mails for Vigo, Oporto, and Lisbon. She took fourteen pas sengers and a general cargo. GERMANY. I. aomq_mess at the ismastsa assali d hie Royal WI. OM the Films Oseeiwt, the Listen k Pretesser Mrnsr, as Spectrum Mar* samanood for this minim is pee The ! pound until further natio. Moat quotes as follows from the Corr s espond- SHOCKING GUN AOCLDWIT. —A fuw days ago a once Harcu, dated Frankfort, 12th December : lad named Giodaoll (aged about IA) sod a boy mimed Far- The Natimialverein of Coburg, or rather of Prassisoo it row (aged 11) were playing in the kitchen at th 0 house of acts exclusively in a Prussian sense, has within the bat few Mr. Massey, of Stebbing•park, when the former took up l days been menaced with a rival. Is face, another national •gue lying on the floor, used by the groom for the purpose ' assortaeou baa been oenstituted at Oradea, with the meet d frightening rooks, sad, not knowing it was loaded, ! of the Saxon government. Judging from its pointed it at Farrow, saying " I'll shoot you," and almost this new popular institution is evidently intesdelfTl ll. 4 as soon as he had tittered the words the gun went off, sad i the plass of the managing committee at Coburg, which, it Is blew the poor boy's biting oat, stretching him dead upon : well known, proposes to entrust the central power to the Soot. At the Inmiest afterwards held the jury said Prussia, an d is eves disposed, by mesas of a unbend they emmidered Lindasll guilty of great east of eme, but • election, to get King William proclaimed Emperor of Ger- Drit so much as to justify them is returning • verdiot of mar. The Saxon association, which will, undoubtedly, be manslaughter. They therefore gave a verdict of " Anti- joined by those of the Southern States, proposes to emits all dental death," wishing the coroner to reprimand Lindmill, I the German poeseesious of Austria to the comities acme, which he did in very severs terms.— Brepand YorwickPost. by political bonds stronger than those now existing. SOCIETY FOR BUILDING CHURCHES AND CHAPELS. This society held its second meeting on Monday last, at No. ~ Whitehall; his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury in the chair. Then were also present Sir Thomas Phillips, Rev. W. It. Gonna, Rev. T. F. Stook., J. Park Merriam, Esq., Beery Hoare, Esq. (treasurer), William Rivingtoa, Esq., sad William Whateley, Esq., Q.C. ; Rev. George Ainslie, M.A., secretary. Create of money 111111) made in aid of the following object., viz.:— Building churches at Louth, Lincoln ; St. Peter's, Vaux hall, in the parish of Lambeth ; and at Wimbledon, Surrey: rebuilding the church, at Fotherby, neer Louth ; Shipton Gorge, near Bridport ; and Tatterford, near Rougham, Norfolk : enlarging or otherwise increasing the accommielation in the churches at West field. hear Battle ; Bremford, near Ipswich ; Hidden ham, near Theme ; Westbury-on-Severn, near Newnham, I aoucester ; and toward. enlarging the Cemetery Chapel at Owlertou, is the parish of St. Philip, Sheffield. The society accepted the trust of • sum of money, to be invested as • repair fuud for the new church at Pill, bear Bristol, in the musty of Somerset. In rouse queries of the very seri°, dinuautiou in the society's re wire, many of the above grants were less than tlwy would otherwise have been. The district of St. Michael's, Louth, L e very poor on, sad it is not expected to raise more than :AM is it. nu, Ecclesiastical Commessiocers will endow it out of the proceeds of the sale of lands belaying to the Louth Prebendal Alba There is at provost so church in the district of St. Peter's, Vauxhall. The population, amounting to nearly 6,1)00, are almost all of the labouring classes, very poor, a vast number receiving parochial relief, so that it is quite impossible to raise funds knotty. A very large sum has recently been expended in new schools. The parish of Winiblocion is rapidly increasing In population, so that the want of church room (especially free seats) is greatly felt ; the present churches are more than full. Every etfart has been made to raise the sum required, but owing to the large sums sub scribed for • recently erected church and schools, the sub scriptions to the fund for the present church have teemed. THE WORKING MUTE CLUB AND READING- ROOM. Last evening the anniversary meeting of This institution was held at Duck-lane. Westminster, Sir R. W. CAILDILY presiding. Thisolub and reading-room, which are in couuexion with the Oue Tun Ragged-school, were estab lished last you. for the purpose of - affording the caster mongers, hawkers, street sweepers, mid labouring popula tion generally, of the ndghbourhood the means of useful and ret , onal recreation after the labours of the day. The affairs of the institution are managed by aeommittes of the men themselves, sad they have been conducted up to the present time with order and success. A payment of a halfpenny • week entitles any working man to be elected • member of the club, with the approval of the committee. A peony bank MAX established in mane:ion with the club, and during the year 211. was paid in by members, and 211. withdrawn. A mutual aid society was also formed, into which 211. has been paid in six months, 20/. has been borrowed, and the money is re paid by weekly instelmenta. The reading-mom is open every evades._ Sunday included , from six to ten o'clock ; lectures are delivered ones • fortnight oa various subjects ; a religious servile is held every Sunday evening in the reading-room, and coffee, tea, lie., provided for rnemhets at cost pries. The benefits of the institution have been so well appreciated that an additional room was re quired for the large and still incressiog number of members. This accommodation has been supplied. and its °peeing was the immediate mammon of the inciting lest night. h ap pears that the managers still require 9:V. for the liquids ties of the east of the building—• trilling sum, which ought not to be allowed long to fetter the efforts of en institution which is doing so much good amongst a class of society which has hither to bees shut out from almost every human ising and elevating influence. The meeting was addressed by the chairman, the Rev. G. W. feCree, Mr. Payne, Rev. .7. Rogers and others. 'freight to be known that the founder and one of the most active promoters of the institution is Miss Adeline Cooper, and that it is indebted for no smell portion of its raceme to her co-operation and influence.