The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-09 00:00:00

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Illtusorays, rat momp, dirrel Ss hove 0, 0,14 .4 MONDAY. the ?Ist fit .1..n0. try csllllll at it , spirlidid dipper ship 1 , 71.1 I 1..1.11111001. ormarter lyts= n th, i•Ot.g lu.Da Doi& • • Pulp harms saw et lissom Yon. y Poet orb. Vo ltar al pashas. which onmprtr. ur I...volulalin. SUNS 1 MAN.. UN& isfeent. anti ait layulatilldk led OW to ••• NIB tn.l nu. I t tprrul) b., thv praseite in& SO Der serswwelattov, wee se an ussepsserh sod she will carry An . sp. nested wgww Foe freght or prow sop', to hi tra.U. AIL Pun. sod MIAMIAN. 111•MOIMPL Wray Wiens. awl eons. Oh lwrirahihstret Paw rows by this Ow d issirts sre con•• 110.1 trots Psedisstso to trulsiess be wort .Ira. brew awl worlds*. hff Wow LVxte USX El CUPPlMl lik r i blirral. albs IlLt vwZit% basks st s tar i rj h azi free Ouslaral will mi.. 71 9 1: 8"4" milie pswiessif AIL MI& I Dada I Cipiiim. I T.Y. ice.. wrieaside jsk r . u 111 rig Emir teraleaillifte tasks,rafter vieli of Yr tarmisrjawelippar, harp Jame boa no Awe bill ji soe us* sAm UM Lin me 1.4011 1.110 1.11/0 lkor.lll i I M. ill idd - aad 41111114 - irtniaZ/Z75711•71 ad tied, dead haw. by Iddr pushartad awl w art. drual • aarkaldada laddiattaa add dam poraaar artimaaidlia b ammaned awe masa dad add Is JAM/ LUMPS Nod Oa, &Masi ; dawns a Oa lack lad Saes . sad la Lad" lL NAOMI sad ...L atod. LC. : 1 Lao . 1 M swift —m i r e il s =n NM all ONO tbrabartg Me am& sod and to bud rod resdie UAL WRIER NOR n AMERICAN ROYAL AI UM MAW AIIIPP, wedded by Ow Adedreßs le OdL britteto LEYIII/4101. esi NM yawl sl tzo. omen Llvrainmis. ausrox, as arse air d Maim es ins seeelve prosegurs and bee • sae The eilleeleg se ease mods appoloteil Is teen issoN si NIAGARA. ler ININT Fet ON. erleg, Jew 11 ARALIA. ler NEW TORN Meek 4 • l •Pag.lss. it • Tides prow. and watt tar Isom arig Itastio, to be Reederred at New Tart es Want Or JULIA Lem& AN AAA. Mr aLecnni. sosmar, Jaw IL Preen ersid, ',Arlene weedede he and prevlim. bN Indust when we lepers. .hilt as be seedbed es Wei 3-7 e Reef. sad Rados. Wel Wes, susort istb*S. T. 'Gm Talk dist milk MS toust add% in le le owl a. mad 114'W Si Pit si rid per Nip Owl weft Y. oath mil womdl lbws assaresailso tetf sjittst woorks el totiod.sthipjet am 01 —ow aLimeeWsoWeifrr4. Am Whim D. cum Dam. Ned U. Pim is r arm : a. gm s. nom. Doelmrs-drest. 11Whir. Illseerbm ; ea D. sal C. Wlver G V " lirt ilemot. Wow& WZIKLY STLAIN COMMUNICATION to NSW iroac—n. uvicerosn. NEW roac awl nuubarau =AK IMP COMPANY Weed digairliag tirlr ee Mpsepaseil Saw mahipli ow eslia . s s atersrelima W IM L=22aVrrimi Ir .. ot Nrii TOIL CITY of WAIIIIINOYON, lib day, J.n. A ETNA. Wodomolo. Joh& IL Aid woof mooodis Walosoday. WAN 1.0 8 414 M. owl a vim ocoordtag to the WOW. arbiloo. Porrood pasoLL I loolodlog pnwhione Prompre tat - Cards sod Oa Wolin% MAW booked Ames.—Por farther polooisro Waisraimi, Limpid; or to NM mid MOM AA WlMooMeolL City. CANADIAN sad MIMI/ @TATES MAIL Amiew —lreZ ena Ceeemembellea by Illaus Wines bel llersebb Olbyeers =ab b 42-yeereeed Clyde /ells laresere will sob Gem LIVII2IOOI. every Thimilsi. burall OtiTOK. T. dr " 1011EllUN. Theebb bib 17 M. 'he Notivzouir sumac lain of —To bellislh— deb ill lib era : ekeraype, .17 Three* le babes. lbw Nasslbtab. eel :—later. Nabob /* : le.--Pee brews belkalere a = b WI& rel 19. Welee.ebeel, a&d 3, bell. armee ; Melt Well, Dablia Peybeilest. NOTICE of DIVIDEND.—BANK at DEPOSIT &b. My, triliwell Art, Lewes., &W. n• grAJL 66B 4II kr . Se 11411.7.1riAILY INT=WIT, at the wee ve 6 pee eat _wer woo. es Dowel ASSCOLOSS. SO the 3L4 WOK will be 'MDT ler delivery in mil eller the 10th J. mod MAILS deft Weems the been el Waal & IPITIOI 1110112M011, llissastag hmher, 111& . Preepechwee awl tame amt tree w.--- CiADYANCIII NADI, without dd. r. , by 1011101 utrainnors ODWANT . til4 =saimpeall at anis. bibs at soy et saw 4 111 willigallb tir any lidelerola. Mond II per me& Oil iii 1111111111•6 Yew /A 41.114W iar la, balms st MOM Illarb. Itwarrirstaa awl hos mg bee siquilidles. meow JAMB posy. MOWN DirOgbr• =HIND XAOHINZa—WHZII.I= and 'amnion Mot " LOMITITCII ' WRING MACIIINICL r ip a isia aa UM MUM Mbar mbele.-111aie Illami. 41 1 1. Dasslgew Falb. inirVIGIIITABLI (0012 A) OIL, 4.. ed. beybdil gifts. yawl by tidy yetallar primme Is soymelor to re gibst. Mb_ Ow purl* cooliby mai bre =d Suppiled by =OIM NUNN - awl KUM h. 1i Osaddlifyym. MI yawls et M. 1.11/. EP T 17 It i ttiz i t . _l4l Issiblin Pam*. E P isvias4: A ver sod la dr Ildidier. Lai Ss_ kg d SO Mi lmW rle=rt Adltr. l it VW": Ned sgebib . b Is e = le Its elbelb le bre webbed i • lid berieee were rem dad Or_ bee. ebbs rap perdelle eeerlincer le deelled it /be dOC-MAIN rap sod PAM= Mee deb 43= ere erl 16101•1111 Yd d emir be gerdee. eel = k• frepi ... • diredere etreere meg be Ird Tree pm* es tee elremereed et Or Mle t o rib - er= Ze Mr Wee Tide i ii les. 1111, Instatlft. Me eabllbre gds. di% ad • lemble red epee Yak& • °239_1117111.0111/4 ami DINICTIVZ TOE. p lata ,ymm sod COMM IN me alawle. walkout * Illy lallAtlei. allerled *Ma 11 jwyanet Ta* ay al O: li Als. airall am Isellayalmle fray My Loyal hoolly, sehl i mai m br ella layarady el Amy tto: . •14:1 4 Ur to My tellowlyr—ftea lbe Ism a• 11 ■ Cam el larlea :—. Mr. lkaiell Ms awed aye oar at MI Mt Mlasyl W u esraer. * ea 6... ism lam & w • e ft arrmied ben 1 41.111 1=s e ig Mr. &EWA sal or amt., rimmed Ma" _ _ Obions. 114 Ilkuniansi eimanat. DRDITORAWS DOMESTIC MEDICINZS.— iAnarr sr VIIWITABILS MIL a ~We Iler te= 2 : 61,4 jperielig We Mobs WIWI lam I esweilloik ibis -1161314,=6.85681wis sulhoms. Wa Vimpiabb W hurow WI Ws wes4 tem only slam ea Oftwoisied • Wombil Womsollaszt W oldwe' tie We dellosts. ri=l;. s i WO swim Wholoat min lia at ObSb wingem wellawfig W No •88.4 aks• ad eil dime esllpid" tresem Avilk Ur airlift Oen alma idia too Os Gomm at illorr4 lowellog a tematsi mit sioginles. - se are a sow bre of WI le IL Owes pswei awl ems Won Manor Ilaiumak ILP . ig pima& walla Or =Bel Ss NO Sr& the UM aim ella ft e. SW Wuhan sod OAIIIIIIIIMISI. IL Igewoodlos4 W.. owl at mosaims lo Om ablemi4l:4. 4 rAlsw low. 14 letAL NI ME 01 ; alimank por ps4 I. Is. awl 14114 : IlawasAL la. 124, fie Wes gagedissag fter Von got WNW, ali. AVMS 46 % 11. ffivbsibissea ;J. Isegar ci a:donldmell "MK i • WaLlso. 4 : Swarm. al Ise d.i..-brwile. 11. Wit aloft. iftesbiliess : rgess.sassilla: 1111" V"""" 11.• Wort id A lesimod Newmos4l. Washigis heigki esakiisks Iler way ilboass. SKABONABLZ PRICIZZ r f r : l ll M Olooll of Ponswal Mksodirow-1110 OM a pkowrow owl booolleor of the km& Imo/ A poomodwil licoobwlt [.Odor. it bow Now s onalost Nom is Wsm. plowkw. owl a mimeo owl Odlokow So go liwolo i ta 3 7 loof rot lowlowlf Oisaiw or Nod Dowlliklok in a pawl- Übe olllonow Is lho Wolk owl froopwoo lo Ow Tho r ook el llowoloy ihrowdlowl igurit s r=kl le• b 7 rook mai Wier. sad lio miowoolly of Pew ariloloo oho IS.. a Mer oi = Mollo wonoM kA o ot lliod. owl wait. *ow onc r owl omooalis poowollo.-11old kw A_ BOW. ill 116 ..5s W Amble obi poi famon. .... Oat This day, prior es.. Mi. Oro, beep hem* THEGOLIMEEKERA By OtrerAvs AIMARD. As a nerrilim of Athenaeum anises Ihreestt Meets 6110 author= Ma wart : Word sad Loo t %NC= to meet their Maids ad neighbours to convivial saseaddies Me this ; but is properties to the esidinness of those ewe elms is the p•Ybealeo whisk they aim* mid we resin that its mot Gnome a ear power to meet is &menial senility those with whom we are 'basilican sad friends. Gntianes, I look upon myself here as M home--(cheen), and it is the mom gratifying, when we, receive token, of good will and approval, to know that thaw token. proceed from coe's Neighbours and friends, who sot only watch one's public life, but also know MS pereenally is one's private relations. (Cheers.) As a herpes, sad an old barges—(cheer)—claimiag seniority in that capacity over, I believe, Liman all those I have saw the beam of meeting—(renewed cheers, sad cries of "All, all'')—es • burgess of Southampton, therefore, I feel doubly gratified at the cordial reception I have been honoured with this day by the tows of Southampton. (Heir.) The occasion, indeed, is one of deep interest. Those who have watched the peo ple' of this thriving and prosperous town mind have seen bow rapidly its pep/Mies, its commerce, it. wealth, its is dustry, sad in kkelligeom, have of late years 'screamed ; but hitherto it hes not pmesseed any of those public insti tutions upon • lugs scale which have grown up in other centres of industry, of manufactures, and of commerce. I trust that thebequest of which we are to-day commemorating the foundation, will place the town of Southamptoo on • par with the other pest communities of the country, and upon • level with its public condition, and with the individual and intellectual cultivation which prevails among its inha bitants. (Hear.) Oentlemen, we have laid the foundation, and all things wen have a beginning ; bat se I mid this morning, I am convinced that the foundation we have Lid will be the foundation of • fax peater structure than that you have contemplated in your proceedings today. When it is found that we have these institutions, these means of instruction, and them opportunities of reciprocal intellec tual intercourse, not only your own citizens, but others who take an interest in your welfare, will, no doubt, year after year, add to those mesas which, however they may be sufficient for immediate purposes, will, I sin persuaded and I hope, be inadequate to provide for the future in telligenoe of the town. (Hear.) As • Hampshire man, es • burgess of Southampton, I will venture to make a friendly criticises on a paisage which is to be found us the letter of that most distinguished, learned, sad mien tile man, Dr. Playfair. He gives you a great deal of good advice, which he is most competent to give, but in dieing with the question of an observatory, he dimmed.' you from tweeting • scientific observatory, because he says ft will be newly useless, on account of the cloudiness of the atmos phere. (Laughter.) Now, rattily gentlemen, when we re. collect that Dr. Mayfair irritate= Kensington—(laughter) —within the vileprithem mhos= el geld Whisk are con stantly floating esker the metropolis d the essintry, sad where, if there be elendinsee it is ester to be food, and when we recollect that does beside him is the observatory of Dr. South, I am only eecommead thin you should invite him to pass some days at any period of the year within your town, to convince him of that which I apprehend is true, that of all parts of England there is none which the sun favours more kindly than this southern pet of Hampshire. (Cheers.) You have referred to some questions of public policy, and ezproned opinions which I hope represent the feeling of the country. (Hear, hear.) You have expensed your satisfaction at the mouser in which the government of which I live the honour to bs • member has conducted the public affairs which we have had to dispose of. (thee•.) The autumn which has lately passed and the present winter have produced three events, as remarkable, perhaps, as any which have ever been crowded in the same space of time, and in three different quarters of the globe. You, Mr. Mayor, have adverted to the events which have just taken place in Asia—l mean the occupation of the Chinese capital by the allied English and French forces. If any man twenty years ago had told you that you would have English and Erma troops in Pohl& be would have been laughed at as • visionary. (Hoar, hear.) That, however, has been accomplished, and I trust that the semi*. plislunent of that event will lead to the establish ment of those pens/wet relations of pesos and cam. merce with China which will be equally advantageous to Europe sod to the remoter part of Asia. (Hear.) You have bees pleased to advert to the complete meaner in whisk the aspodilion was fitted out. The great merit of that ie dee not only to my right hoe. friend Mr. fi. Herbert, the aseretnry el !Nate for War, who devoted the whole energies of his mind and the whole powers of his binned to prawn everything connected with the advancement and the welfare el the service, but abate hi Royal Highnenthe . . _ Caounseder-in-Chief. who has devoted his attention to mad made pug imprommesta in the service of which he is himis so distiagnidied a member. Credit is aim due to the easegetio adadmistrMioe of Lord Canning in India, from whir! ce;enta7 a peal part of the troops were despaiehed. (Hem) Our meow le peril/ owing oho to the ability, to the derision, and to the vigour of ow gallant ootomanden, both by am sad by hod, to those distinguihed men, Glee ral Sir Hope Grant and Admiral Rope, and to She armee of our ambeesador, Lord Elgin. No military opeastices attempted in the face of such natural difficulties wee ever attaided with more complete or mere rapid me. ewe. (Cheers.) You hew been pLatord to advert to the owlets which are now paring in Italy, and you have mid Sealy that the morel inflames of England hes not bees without its effect on those events—(cheen)--end my noble bind Lord J. Russell, who has been the faithful espousal of the generous feeling of the country—(renewed cheering) —nod the able argon of the government of which he is so distiapialted a member —my noble friend ha. takes good care that it should be known in every part of Eogland whet are the wishes and intentions of the British government, and what are the sympathies and feel ings of the British people. (Loud and long continued cheering.) That which has taken place in Italy is one of the most remarkable and I think will be in its consequences one of the most important events recorded in modern hickey. (Near, hem.) We see a people who for a keg course of centuries hare been split up and divided into different small communities, many of which have for a long cowed, of years been the victims of miserable, blind, and unenlightened governments--(best, hoar}—we see them rising with one common sentiment, determined henceforth to unite ; and I trust that what. ever the temporary difficulties they may experience ft will is no long interval of time be converted into an accom plished fact. (Cheer.) When we know the great natural 110011reei of that peninsula—when we see the extent of As seaboard—the number of its excellent harbours—the natural productions of the soil--end, above all, when we remember the intelligence of the people, who, notwith standing the crushing despotism under which many of them have so long laboured, but who have, notwithstanding, pro duced a great number of men distinguished in every branch of intellectual improvement-4 say, whee we look to them things, when we advert to what the Italians have been in former periods of her history, when Rome was the mistress of the world and Immune the cradle of reviving intelligent*, I ray we are *titled in hoping and'believing that Italy is yet destined to play a great part in the affairs of the world. (t,`ann.) Net a comparing and aggreedve nation—become AA JIMA F•ILING WINDT. lio IMAM 34:110MI ire lane 1111 Lii= Wir IMorori kgioihmi. boo Ms e liodiselioi all oho mike borrows mid Now B "q tr . . rta=ll.l.ltie= Odom el : „ . 1., awl as a porest of as limo on In ly isarroi; la MO works owl to Ow isorme. ilio — 4.010 Moir% moires NM aroootess Ilii were zror tr . Loaf" awl b r mit ." h •ftr ip k i V I. Po ars Mut kr Dr. smart= ieltiogt span arms prim., wee " image larlim. JllM:ritst." mows. us ao dew. 'MAWS COPARENR, or Elaselasestee d ailsk adriabsorei IM Psis ond Luisa 811 ▪ raturnisaged se So• bud kr Awls of Nfos. mosik •es •• appliallas. pi; . ..kali. St. 0•11•1111.10M1111. Pim* - ▪ "nos. ; Mae M. emseili, rub; W isesappeekia. .r.... ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTI TUTION.—Tbe AID of the peblkr le earnestly notleildid So mg& tlr inetitffiloff Se eontlisse the inninteeasee of De On Wetient Iteablieffiffiesiiiii dated efficiency. Basikerfo— puma Wine old Ow. Cloolls NEI Ow. Dories and lb.--Seantar. , . Xr. =NAM LZWII 34 J•DDAD•in. Ae/RIPAL ISLINGTON HALL Omer toe Gate —Mho Left Ppwo . Iff. W. loarlooly, of the Kora opera. Ilhadty yawls ow nogg= WOW' at the slave he and Mown' lbo troWthlawa She a gnuul *Auction from typons d " Theism of Castillo." .AMA io nightly redid with no mod lowiaroali alilifitho, sup portr.l by Ow follow*/ osfArstal :—Mho Charlotte tivorronur from Ls Aro* Ma% Mho Ude Iloffia. Mr. Banos I venom pupil at M. W. Polk Roo . R. 1111mon4. I4eorite Alien. floury Awry, awl floyenni Ohnota With foil Born, ono (torus, Dawn .ine at.... loanky lowa pod U.r. 70. Tw &a o Nakao/ and Walk . ans. Od. howling Alleys upon from &My. r•A norm AA HOLIDAY'', ARGYLL SOOMS.--GRAND MUSICAL KNTLYTAINVIINT. with the celebrated 11_, Harty le areber, eetabilebed 'inert years, clown tram saireeeele Oseerts. legal Rabin Owes. sad the Ileseeheld Yampa themlected Iry 1t... tweeter. Cnrecaipictcs. It. DANDIND at 9 k. Attatiodea. Ia wvAstrs m ifioent MUSIC anti SUPPER 1:I snow, .—MACKNItY has returaed to this &Warier& Supper r ear atter the Theatres. Pug LONDON PAVILION Tichborne-rtrest, A - 4 -1124Aisel to wed • pleruit mob& go Iv lbw . viaolllll Ogllonst pogrgogosiourrig. So boull Moksies (by ntraitiessi tisksii to "Mb( Alkas, MI6 osaniag. &c. DUTCH FLAiWER ROOTS.--J. MAY offer the !Wowing at 11.11111:CISI) riu• ICS. the woow beigi ttr plohling Wog &deuced —homed Hyacinths, M., sad Is p doe.. waded do.. he. di pr dos.. Double Loam .Nareleou, wry femme. to. per dod . wpm white do IL per doe.. Doable Jeirpfla. 10. St_por hoed UN for toil Onmarfird ap plll•Wea—li. Weillosioa4tmot. Stood, Waterloo brides. BRIDE CAKES, Ono to Twenty Guines• each— A., • handsome Coke he kw gokomos ; Dmdoo, Madero. sad Moot Cake*. trim Is. to NIL owl ; Oar. moortmoot of Almond Coins for dosont, pee lb. ; lip, Comic oull loan Tonlois. sod W —PCIPASUL. Cook IoM OlikkokkkollOa• JUIDUCTION as Tit WM MOIL EIIROPNAN &ad COLONI•L 01:110• Jet P• 141111. teram The Mare Me Mew lensed for the "wpm of lap enruthe . eri ?radio Panther with PL WINN" et Ms riper 'Meader. at • ribs al to per cent. ROYAL VICIORIA 81111.11T..11d pst Hum rm. Dissdisd et lied Used) MEMO OLD PODT, Os la t. weed psr dome. SP.ILIALINO ILITILDAY AOKI Ma IT. Jruis cimurr, pen add wdlOset ddidO7 Us. MIDST HAMM BRANDY Ws cc Urn) Hs. and OIL 1117NOARIAN CROWN PORT, 511111 DY, ISs. sad Ma Ms Hod war Isindramsd low His ossuary. dslUss sod Podotllss li. iodol. sad al: 6o own free to say Whys: oloilloo Itestosi or India Pries lido trap t anW mike. Ilmoo so& WILLLUt I\TOTICR. —WINICS and SPIRITS at REDUCED 11100011'a noised Ilk of prices, olth Dr. Mares raped, post free ea applicaticia. Claret ordlnaire . bottles latiaded spar dozen 111.. Chablis l.blte Dargandy Still Hoek or Moselle SOL 11°41•1"a House hold Parin. Bbe (miserly &argot Ma per doses ; pis t South African Poet and Them . ... Ma. sad taa. South Armen Madeira and Amontillado fun rtre. ttf, lie SI.. lharssistly inaoly, m. pee gallon Holland.. the wry bask Ma pm one aura arc !tampion of any kin of the Mame as ram* Se *Nip& Tatum BROUGH. d loadoa. Nyman sad SPIRITS, 335, Strand (late glioklll , . suppoulta Summit lleama.—lull nibs gar ready .--Good Poet aad Wray, a. gallon; Cadre Part sod a Own ea draught_ Clampagaa lila dean; Ea.- awes Smut tdd Dismay. Ws, gallow : WONG we ar Ada, 12g_ffidloa aunt oidJamidea la" la=: Irbil =4 gaga Wltiahf. Its gallon. 1101OULTR,Y, BUTTER, HAMS, ec. lIIIPOSTANT TO mown. NOTEL-ILISPOIR, Pe. Poem, Puska. rms. and Dehp-rd Perk trash trona the ammiOp twerp murales rant Yost Md. par lb. : sbr.ism. by the aid* d er ft; doe Americas Chore, bi lb* lei or weeder, 14. : Cheddar, old. to Cheehina, 144. le 10d. ; Okadw,lld. te ed.. SUltou. la. to Is. ; Qrywe lift per lb.. good sell bettor. to to Is. ; flash, dd. per lb. ; poem eldeler, la. PL. lerpe bole, true Is. I°lo M. ; pomp torture. es. Is la. yew( Pea% 0. OIL lo da. ; et J . Md. lo por ; Wes, to Old. Tr. rod J. L TAYLOR. Pk, Male PeMeaspadreet nAUTION.—WATILIESTON and BROGDEN V rosommesd the public to hove the Carat Gold M.d on the loottio—" Woe Gold sod Pero Soy,, se IE to J alms • doloslos 1 1 1•21LIUSTON sod Diltr= GRAINS. and ida artldir asamesedured by ow sold Ws Ili sod at Ws meauleetoesof Flom Msontaibuy, U. dvist-m4sa, W.C. dame nolo of chaise mod Jewellery dit h. eseh.-11.1. Mae 'datelines% dome 24 • la the evening red so Solordsdo at 1. G U N B.—To SPORTMEN.—The_ jproosat seldom Whys fkolf.--Oo to lIMTLEDI, .1 SksolVls Doldoootoo bob Omni bk stook SIM D. ND DRUCH and MITZNIZIOADING SINGLE ..l DOUDLILDADZILLND ZULU 01 wary alit awl dokolpfko, sko ILIVOILYCIak by tin bog lambs orlon : ofib wor, of oammiliok —wagons& 11, Woad. W.C. 41 71/ 4 W. ofil Woo I. ozeloaso HAMILTON sad KIMPTON, Talton, sag. insum. tram Moro IMO sod Ours 1114111mord. thesoloom Mee - good _l ledieseble MOS ow de prod ea meeinetels sod Mot M$L A sant stock of longbeh sad overoesta. ohms co head ; also a wry ape. Omsk to be hod este at ftood, ens MN isetor-holL 011S181111A8 and NM TILE'S GUT& ba Vibe& am be men aceegleble Wasemelaies bock esseel sad anresalei ; et a% awe meld ame 111 lbe woods web by e/M mow Naacitarr I. T N AIMC_WOOLIJI °WSW mann" ogarosa otos KAMII. an/ OXIMILAL otravaraaa. Leedea Seem 2-• . . . Career el lehmales eel Aw f ii: lee Onerletreet. carer Ilerbetnel. Cense et Inkabreasareeeed see lareenereL Oseary Inildisbnarer leldge=rellesed. Ireenedes. L 3 ANN esy snide be emend el. 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LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, 1861. THE UNITED LIBRARII6.- BOOTH'S, earkrows. fad WOMMIONM, 307, INgerd4treet, Fet es Undue, W.. next ohs ;ethnic Institution. NV , OR ass Weft. l'aiwil7 ll=stlem pt Bre, act ten gabber. Country sad _ . from two caeca to aay asesest, seceedteg 40 the supply required. Great ad me °Owed to reentry subscribers in the large sseber elf appilal at ea. bras Peery new beet of Wire* sidea ce tbe day of ribbeatleu, and tbe supply is bawd ay wed priblicany ealy halted by, tb e decoct A ITA If surphw copies of taw and popular books, at very rodared Woes, mow ready AWI Ilkaatrated teak,, bound and unbolts{ aidtabis for (lnlstausprusenis, now wady. •.• "A sallerilon" from the stark "We and Carious Poeta" iu the One.' paulble eonditiew, , w read). 307 . Regent-Week W. LORD PALV2FrIOII A? Houratarrroir. On the ooncluiss d Mkt airimaly, which was rePoriad by telegraph in yastradaea Awns. Lord Palmerston, at the invitation of the Mayer, mimed the volunteer form al the town ia their new pa nda paved, and expressed his satisfaction at the 11116eissey width they displayed. Sabargavatly selishser was give at the Audit Homo, the Mayor al Snefaaaipton preak - Uag. Assam those preset were Lad Pahang's'', the Right He.. W. Cowper, M.P., Ron. M. Dutton, M.P., Sir J. larva's', itr, Mr. Dilb7 86 7- Roar, M.P., Colonel Sir Henry Jams, Major Ravenhill, the Rev. William Wilma, C.D., Captain Eagledue, Ad miral Sir Lochs Curb* Colonel Grimstone, Captain Mims, Mr. Maui Illicnaughtea, Captain Patty, Major Lacey, he. The usual loyal and drunk, tavola baring The MLATOR gave " The health st Lard Palnierstoo," which was warmly regraded o. Lord PaLsoularou rid—Mr. Mayor, ladies, and gentle. see.— I can moan you' that I am not suing so ordinary Awe of speech when I my that it is impossible , forms to AM words adequately to =pram my deep tharibtabssa to yes, Mr. Mayor, to He kid sad too &Merin& sonar fa Mike you have Wu plowed to toorooo Iho toasty and to you, rtailleoes, IR Us way i• 00 yea less beet Owed to soave u e who as oosopd is allisaal per Now Irak ALIST of tbo l l i r t i g 6lPAL ALM and CHOW): 1100 PI In etrenlatioa ti MIMS . 11111.FALT Mita KY. Mao, gratis, _mad vwfage flee. * Litt : 0,12, P 1 ** Copies of went Works wN trdnwn from circul dkak.ani offered at gristly minced poky broad& Charier Edward Wadi*. New Oalanlatnot. Leaden ; Crow abort, Ifaacheater aid Noroinast, lanotajlana. O. A. SALA% NEW NOVEL TEE SEVEN 80N8 of DIAXBION alyabbleses IA the JANVAILV NVILIER of TEMPLE NAL A Ueda. Meade. fa Tows sad Country Readoss. Cul:ducted by Gauges AITOVIIMS eau. Author of " Wfllion How** " 4 ?WWI /MA the Ooek." "=.olllr i ter e". • " LTITRZLY ORIGINAL TALL THE INDIAN SCOUT. By OCIWAYI /Mum Anther at Brit' nigigt,"4lllo. 801 THZ WILLOOIII OUSEL Na SA W. weekly. London : Bonitos and Wrleld, 66, Pair sosior-row. Oa the 10th lwAriat. lanai YoL, pert &a, private& ed., with Nam T HE PRINCE of WALES in CANADA aM the V ?MID MTN& By N. A. %Vowel, Le., The"limn" Special Oerrespnewleat. Bradbury wad &sea, 11, Boa verhp-street, Fleet etreet. Jost pahltslwel, prim M. post beetroot the Author ferlistempn AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE A n ell RE of PIEMATIME DECLINE, with plain directime for perfect reelarelles Miran& sad vigour, the moll of twenty dee yeses measeeled In the treatment of those peculiar nervous sad rassisl dteree, effstela tend to embitter mod shoties Ilfh By LW. I CUM allismarlsolreet, Pleeadtk, London. "This Is the hest honk on nernmeseau"—ldodleal Record. Sod by Mans, Pi, Corah111: Piper and ton., 13, Pateraoster•row. 01211IM pahltsbed, r h i ti bzed 14 Amps, BRIGHT'S In Nervonenera . ill to DeViz, aid the Nam lo via traplo ad = is Aim Ilei and n 4414411 eireundaaees. Lob mow sad it ban sinfully Neadled an 4 4 4 •1144 d 11 7 Pm. ma ilmeloNis lia lis wins Occ4lossl4l me 14.110 aim Er e : = a ria*. By W ow s lire LA I lam = : . 14 411 ,10, Warwick-lam CITY OP LONDON HospirAL POR DISEASES OP THE CHEST, VICTORIA PARK. The manual general meeting of the governors of this iselitathe wee held yesterday, the Bth instant, at the London Tavern ; the Loan MAYOR, M.P., presiding. The following report of the committee was read by the secretary : " The Committee of the City of London Hospital for Diseases of the Chest, in discharge of their anneal duty, have the pieseetre to submit to the governors and sereribers of the matitueicia a strainer of their prooeedmp for the pest year. Deism the year 363 patients hav e berm reemand uito the wards, making, with 62 under treatment, at the commencement of the year, a total of 425 ; of these there now remain in the hospital 57. Of the cases discharged 341 have received more or UM material relief, and 27 have died. The average Dumber of inliationts resident thromphont the year has been 48. The number of out-prients admitted to the benefits of the charity during the year has amounted to 7,725, making, with 54,693 previously admitted, a total of 112,418 who have received relief from the hirlintien ries its estabiriessent is 1848. The averse weekly attendanee during the year has been 861. The firocial statement cow presented shows that the year was commenced with • ba4Dce spinet the charity of MIN. 0. 3d., and that the income of the year ending Mat December bas amounted to 4,3681. 14e. the receipts from delirious ( including • further pant f ro m the oorpors- Ur of London of 100 guineas) being 2,6561. 7s. Bd., from annual subscriptions 1,6471. 15e., from aermoes 281. 9s. 6d., and from incidental sources 261. 2s. 6d. The espenditare during the arse period has been for ordinary caner expenses, 4,8301. ; sad for charges for furniture, sew boiler, lie., 4171. 16s. ld.; auk% • total of 5,t37& 16s. ld. ; and Irvin • deficiency of 1,1881. la. Bd. This has been met by • , so that there remised on the 31st of .lean of 1,5001 from the bankers December • balers in band of 3101. 18a. tel. The committee had hoped that the increased expmaditure consequent ou the whole of re wards ha vum bra open during this and the last winter and spring, and the larger number of patients relieved, would have been met by • Dore/spend leg increase in the amount of the receipts. Their expects. Mows, however, la this reaped have net boa maimed ; while the high prised prosaism has bed the idlest of Mill ' farther angareaft the express el lie eighlianiest. The Seri will UNIIiiNe fog asseadty of bscrered : • «rai visa the view fint to free the i nstitution from the lime that have been anaveidehly incurred, and next to puweile. Mps le, en beam ter the envies year move adequate to the motel makAaleg eniongad spear Mars c 4 the eigritg. Tie mar dttes beim to direst glee tatmiperially le lie impattasioe of obtaining an Increase of wahmelpbme. at 'regent the only reliable source of rams. In eeserimos with the wishes of the madonna who ameba the Bhopal a chaplain wee app anted, and be &spa wee spored en the let of April last, and a service Is I now held an ilhorbye at • guider before eleven o'clock, and ea Weisulispe et three o'dock,ht which the patient. attend. The Imp amber of out-patint• air the =Mem* hoopitel having br some brae part embroil the duties of the phy alias meareas. it was omeldered impedient maim • briber iffism he the medialsdkal staff. It was thire th . hoe rewired by the acamilitee that Dr. Edwards should be app L 1 fall phyMeiam and Dr. Waal, a gentlemen in all reopeets well qualiffed for the cams was ProviniolullY efesled emitant-phyinehim It will are be for the mart to imam time appointmentie, The last sanivereary festival win preided every the Li' of Shrewsbury and Talbot, 1 QR. and tie mart will concur with the committee in the =premien of their cordial thanks to his lordship for the M- I tererlywhia ha kindly evinced in the ch L. L .L ritt and his J o oappert on that °cerium. His with John Derby Alksoft, .fferk, are neosili t t a l: mart for appointment as varpraidanta The eramistee desire to record their mere of the service rendered to the la siltation by the treasurer, the medical °Moen, and the bon. se nrotary; and in tenderingtheir best thanks to those paleness they feel that the important sad arras dreier of the ply &Diane are deserving al sporial reeognittem. Relying spot the merite of the charity es the means of affording real sad extensive aid to the suffering poor, the committes spin commend lute the favor and peerene rapport of the 'over acts and the pubis. The maladies for the epeeist treat meat cl which the hospital was founded are, it is well I known, so extremely leeriest in this country greatly to exceed the epees for their relief available in the general hospitals ; &air this institution perms every nett* for the reception sad raciest treatment of • ranch r number of petiole then an at premat admilited to its - netts, it is mace S. bewerrelikd Mat be deloint income of the charity Arid be Awed In say degree to cripple its noefuleees. The 6111111111411111 therefore earnestly appeal for renewed malstasaa, to east& them to meet their present to to gamy out more fully and extensively the o i S it tthe belitaben." mart wee adapted, the coareittes end other officers appointed for mu te , and • vete of thanks to the Lord Mayor toceedings. WiterttnoTon Ows.—Last night the usual awns* juvenile hall of the mason took piece at the Whittingtoa Mb. This is the tenth of the @eras, and, like its predicament, it was very numerously attended. Deming sommaiseoed shortly after 7. and was continued with seek midi asjuvenilse may can display till 11 o'clock. Daring the intervals of the dance there was a distributica &rims from the Christmas-tree, mod &robing views with sitranotrope, which afforded a good deal of ammeineat, sad canna no little excitement amongst the young people. Oa the retirement of the minors, those of a more mature age Socked into the handsome ballroom of the club, and the festivity of the evening was prolonged by them till two o'clock. The "Whittington" is the only club In the 1210170- polio where the " plomant presence " of females is permitted and encouraged ; sad amongst its many sources of enter tainment, Bowe mans to be so attractive as the social ptherings which tabs place there at this festive mason. THE Dismiss is CovniffaY.—Madame Celeste, of the Lyceum Theatre, hie given notice that a Mors* Performance will take place at that theatre en Tuesday, Jan. 15, when the entire receipts will be given to the fund appointed to alleviate the very terrible disbar at peewit *Aiding Gam( the riband weavers of Coventry aid Ms aelghleedased. (Stamped, ld. Additional) • its circtunstances predate its fan* lute these whims ways—bad as a centre of salightemoill aid as e Om where mid way be ctdtivated to the Wm* pr da* el Wean intellect. (Hear, hear.) The Mom are chlandas that whisk I believe to be the beet pomade form of political governmemt—l mean a constitutional rasserchy. (Cheers.) Now, the third event, although not akeedY actuulplithid. I fear is too far advanced, which is taking place in another quartered the globe—l mean in America. We have teem's& rerun to fear that that union, which has now existed net mob Is than a century—which has condneed to the happi ness sad prosperity of our kinsmen on the other side of the Atlantic, is likely to be brokmead disrupted. It is not our Miriam, to express in tepid to that event any other feeling than this—that we would wish from the bottom of our hearta that those disputes, whatever they may be, may be settled by an amicable understanding, and that whether that union is destined to remain unimpaired, or whether the states are determined to separate into dif ferent communities, our fervent pryer is that the result may be brought about by amicable moan—be it for maintaining the union, or be it for dimolving the miss— (chmas)—and that the world may be spared eke OW* speelade of • hod& awidict between brothers end brothels. (Continued sheers) l sonnet refrain from saying one other word in Mimes to whet I maw this roorniig—l mesa that pliant display of the reindeer force of this town. leitmotiv.) elloailL t ao doubt,. Went the blaming of thi. asovrood, 1 11' *ilia a asset but we wasted a thin& portion of ear natieaal definer. 'lie pubis spirt, the patrietism, and the comp el our pepulation bane now angpliod that meek andlt is way niervallowe to we his. rapidly these volunteer carp have wiping the kali and wissannes, and the prelim even, of the regal.. Weeps of the line. (Hear, hear.) It is true that they have bees insinuated all over the country by theme who have steed in As dengue et was, Ines exponent:4d is military discipline, and who hare, threshes, bees able to 'Entrust and bring them to perfection in • short time. But it is, nevertheless, a brume et pride and satinfactian , to this country, became we know that there are spread over the hoed broadeast the seeds of military diseipline and amatory efcieacy ; and V ever we should has. remiss to arm misselwa, and stand forth to do battle la Mines et our hoar, we know that there wall spring tip from the earth me it were, net merely men with heave }meta and minds, prepared to imeeenter the dangers and difficulties of war, but likewise zees who, retied for the moment into private life, have yet passed the beet yeses of their existence in military achievements, and who see therein, able at the shortest notice to bring into a Mate et efikieney and discipline those who are reedy topics thew 'elves under their commsed. (Hear, bear.) OeMlsseen have spin to retsina yes my meet .1112411* and boa* thanks for the honour you have dose me in asking me to meads on the present oecasioa. (Cheers.) The next toast was " The members for the borough sod county." Kr. W. D. &moon, M.P., in replying, alluded to the benefits which would nook to flouthampt.m from the in stitution, and, in reference to foreign politics, passed a high enloginm upon the character of Garibaldi and the efforts of the Italians to obtain their independence. With regard to the composition of the Home of Onsuarins, he observed that each member of that branch of the legisleture had his own peculiar sphere. If all the members belonged to the aristocracy, the House of Commons would be a saloon or antechamber of the House of Lords; if they were all country gentlemen, it would be a farmers' friendly aseocia- Con ; if they all belonged to the mercantile community, it would be a commercial exchange ; and if all lawyers, it would be a downright Babel. (Laughter.) "Suttees to thalliartlsy Institution, and the literary and scientific societies et gestbounpton," was next proposed by the Right Hos. W. F. Cowers, M.P. "The Mayor," and various other toasts followed, and the proceedings, which lasted until a late hour, were brought to • close. REPEAL OP THE HOP DUTY. Yesterday afternoon a tatnneronsly attended and influential public meeting of landowners sad hop phaters of Heat and Soma took place at the Assembly-room of the George Hotel, Battle, to take into consideration the neces sity of promoting the objects of the newly-formed ASSOCRI tiIIs for obtaining the total abolition of the excise duty von hops ; the chair was occupied by Lord HARRY Vita; M.P., sad =surst those present were Mr. I'. Papillon, HP., Mr. J. G. Dodson, /LP. Lord Pevensey, M.P., and the following extsesive pl aten :—, Messrs. Papillon 1 Croveharst), C. Freya (Coghunt Hall" Harvey B. Combs Oaklands), L Reeves (Pessruarsh), J. Branford Hope Iledir-park), J. Smith (Rye), M. Bed (Northam), lay (Tonbir), J. Nash (P L Rev. J. B. Waylay (Rector of Brightliag), he. Mr. Famx (late M.P. for Fast Suess) proposed the Ant resolution, to the oiled that petitions praying for • repeal of the excise duty on hops be printed and forwarded for signatures throughout the whole of the hop &Ovine. Mr. JERI:IIIAR Satre, an extensive hoF tiw plantie of Rye, in assmading the motion, °boon ed that w ' as • body o tez were split up into sections they sold not expect to •n bat from the unity which now prevailed be did not fear the result. The Chancellor of the Exchequer had granted them until the let of March to pay the duty, but when that time arrived, how would many of them be able to meet it f,' (Hese, bear .) He th ought the Chancellor would then And that they were altogether unable to pay it. Mr. Doneox, M.P., saidtheywerenow united on onehread principle, they had truth and justice on their side. The public and the press were beginning to recognise the fact that the planters were unfairly treated ; and if the assicia- Ran persevered, and acted upon the House of Commons and the government, scorn was certain. The resolution was then unanimously adopted. Mr. Lawaxacs It ELVIN moved the second resolution, for the adoption of • memorial to the Chancellor of the Ex chequer, praying for a repeal of the excise duty on hope, mach memorial to be presented by • deputation. Mr. Pertuow, M.P. for Colchester, in seconding, ob served that he bad on former occasions supported Mr. Dod os in the House of Commons upon this question,,and believed that during the next session they would gain • considerable acesisicia of strength. Lord PIVIOIIIII. M.P. for East Sussex, heartily concurred in the previous resolutions and in the general objects of the means. He would advise them not to stop short with a simple memorial or deputation to the Chancellor at the Exchequer, which had bees tried with little success ea so Grey previous occasions. New they were united and well organised they should take care to present • bold frost to the Hopes of Common, during the next SMIII/06, and claim the repeal of the excise duty upon every principle of justice sad equity. The struggle would really begin ea the 14 of March, when the planters would be expected to pay the last year's duty. How the growers were to do it he could not tell ; and sow they were united together, they would, be was sure, be able to make out a case which would melt eves the callous heart of • Chancellor of the Exchequer. He hoped they would keep up the agitation until they broke down the Exchequer bigotry which prevailed on this anNeet. Mr. Moen; BODY, of Northiam, moved the third reso. lotion se follows :—" That the members of the Hop Fames Duty Repeal Associable view with great eatisfaetine the recast wide extension of its . 'pies as evidenced in the formation of kindred eoeietr, in the disunion on the hop duties in the House ot Commons, and in the general recognition of the sub4in the 'columns of the leading public journals ; and desire to ewer their eating readiness to co-operate with their fellow workers in every practical way by which the important object in view may be pestoted." The speaker briady alluded to the original formation of a hop duty repc-J association at Robertabridge tins yeses does, sad expressed satisfactioa at the present aspect al the movement. 11r. D. BAIICLAT, in seconding, described the excise duty as • poll tax upon the planter, which he was compelled to pay, even inns hops were of no value. Mr. J. Ilmageroso Hoes, of Bedgbury-park, Goadhuret, is • lengthened address, detailed the principles and objects of the Central Repeal Association, recently formed. Mr. P. ?mums proposed • vote of thanks to the mem bers preset, and those members of the House of Commons who bad supported the cause of the hop plantar,. He ht the theatre of the meeting were especially due to Mr. Dodson, M.P., who had persevered to the utmost on their basil The Rev. J. B. Hansa (rector of Brightling), in second ing the motion, alluded to the hop question as especially a poor man's gaieties. In his pariah the labourers depended for exidasee upon the cultivation of hops, and when the planters were reduced to the distress they had recently ex perienced it must of secessity fare ill with the labourer. An tanential committee was then appointed. and after • vote of thanks to the eheirman the meeting separated. Tamar or rim REDUCED MINE Dtrry.—A peti- Sillfrell the African wine farmers hag been sent to England for presentntion to the Queen ha.ng of the new tariff. The I.llllldiell of !Ambit wines ing enabled the European sad Celeellel Who teeepas), of 131, rails all, to reduce the Me Shalt linneu• Royal Victoria duced Shen," to 270. per dozen aged ems leelellech, hoe pro such an extraordinary At that vibe es In greatly decrease the consumption of Cepe se Moth Meier wines, end hence the lean of the Othe ftromo—CAdorussmot) {TWOPENCE CITY COURT OP SEWER& The Cuminiesiomers of Sewers for the City .of Loudon held their Est meeting shoe the • pat d the run for the Christeas holidays 74 at Om* ohm in the Guildhall. Mr. Deputy arm, the chair man of the oammiseica presided. The court was occupied a considerable time in disposing of eumomerese that bed been issued against same of the ash Mears fee chasing the 'beets I. the City, for neglecting their duty epos the , maim of the late thaw. The first me that we awe iono wee that of Mr. Wynne, the contractor for the Bishopegehareet district. It was admitted that some el the sheets were in a very bad condition after the thaw that took piece on fleshy, the nth milta., but Mr. wawa., the inspector, hated that owing to the walk& thew, sad the ymalaty of mad and wow that had collected, very tress thillealties were thrown in the way of the ecavongem, and Mr. Wynne bad exerted himself all he mild to remedy the inconvenience. Tbe an Ge m, ender her °imamate:Kea, declined to indict y Meson Redd* who have castrate for cheating a eon tiderable portion of • the City, were the nowt Denies when alleged &beat was ma the sulhoct of infra :7. The g e . fmats did sat appear pasoesily, but they were repos seated by sae althea Garen. The Bret soliwaso that wag gam into charged the con tractors w aeghning I. Meats curtain streets in the rahobbit, . Has, a usher al the Cast of Casamon Council, • when the was awls, rid that be fah it to he h u t i tetter before the coun t in am- Meisel the eliemitkit a lle sr three sate them haw, amd iM ' that won Nader, la him eflicial peahen by his Nigh. hews, ash a pad gum her of the respadable Inhabitants. Be ad ded that the evil was i= ilia sonsavated in come , =of eo proper closeting bees done by the con fer throe-weeks before the w. The CHAIIIIIAN aid thathe hisesell beim testimony twee feet that nothing had bees dew towards naming the thaneeb in this. district for a sposiderable thee before the thaw ocoamenced, and if tide had bessadose It would haw very cassidembly relieved the Lien ef the °A Tl:repeater in cur,.* in he o th er, add that the sheets complai n ed of by Mr. one were undoubtedly in a bad Mtn but that thersaddarthaw threw immense labour apes the coutsactors. Mr. Voruitai said be could not re why-the City of Laude. &mild act hew its streets olearod ae well seamy other part of the metropolis, and that it wee the duty of that court te compel their contactors to wfo ran their duty. Be oared that a cue of as bad been clearly esiablishedi rad he should Gamier, mow that the ocalnatess be heed in. the sent of ha for eac h street, sena in number, which they had neglected to clean. DepottT Hour said he thought the wool °might to make w under the CirClllllllllllloll4 and not be too he n :upon their contractor/a He should therefore move that the ha be If. for each street, instead ef 40h. Mr. C. Yocum said , he thought that this court owed a. duty to its lellow-eitims, aad were bound to enforce the law. The *sedition eta considerable portion , of the City on Monday and Tuesday, and even later in the week, after the thaw on Sunday, was must disgraceful, and it was im possible for any one twarer the road without getting ever his boots in mad. He should, therefore, suppeet the &eighth macs, that a doe d 40a. he indicted in every awe et aerpa ty that had been established. HAMM also supported the Milord main. The Mims a Leadcs, he said, were hexed heavily, sal 17 t Lai y d i ng , :a r n i 71 to the co t tssztors ork clla s t a irir n st: seta, Manors were aware of what they bad to n do, sad it emir excuse for them that them was a little additional. diSculty to be overcome owing to a sudden thaw. Several other members of the court bore testimony to the disgraceful condition of may of the prineipai thosoughfaree of the City on Sunday, Meshy, and Mashy last, and eventually the motion that the eontractams should be lined 40° for each of the seven Weals they had neglected to charms was put sad serried. Another summer maim* the Mews. Rada fee neglect fag eo Mum St. Peors-chusebyamd was thee gone into, and in this use aho •be at 40► wee indicted. A tine of the same aammat was aim laud eat ouppen them far not cleaning Peochusel•etreeleed Lsdohallduet A arsighlet ene Theirie mode spilait the moo eau tartars fiy Mr. eleemse, sae ai the oomedisiesers, for having auglected termer* the dust from the house of one of his Meats in hpemarent. The emplaint wee dryly established. It appeared that repealai syphoning had bees auk to the drama to mem the dust, bat they neglected to do so. The last was made on the dot hof December, sod at this = llll. l r i half a load of dust had asemulated. /hedonism& of Meer*. Red di earmsood bin sepet al the arglest, and said that eo far as the Chnistare week wee sessomed, it woe a good deal owing to the meta, of giving the dustmen Christmas boa/a bu t: l :u. c il ia., had any money they would not wank. the week the dustmen would not de anything t *rink if they offered than 51. for going to week. la this case a fine of His. was Mated. Deputy Lori. observed th;t — he co - Z - i;lered the refusal and neglect to remove dust from the houses of the islishiteals a very peat nuisance ; and but for tie fact el Means. Dui din having been already deed so heavily for the ether matters, he should certainly have proposed that a ranch heavier penalty should be inflicted. Some discussion them took place as to the duties of the isepectors with regard to these matters ; and the court expressed an unanimous opinion that they ought come. drat* to report to the curet any neglect on the part el the contractor, to perform their duty, so as to endanger thu ocenfort and convenience of the pubbe. ME ADULTERATION or FOOD ACT. In 'rawer to a question put by Deputy Lorr, Dr. LEIII3III, the medical officer, gated that at present there bad been no conviction in the City natter the provi does of the Adulteration of Food AA. wirrAir CONDITION Or TIN CM. The Medical Moor then reported that during the three week* that had elapsed since the adjournment of the court the inspostan bad seized 9,14011e5. of meat that was unlit foe human foal-4,4811b5. of this quantity was seized in Newgate-market by Mr. Pietism Wait is Laadenb e tl el y Mr. Davidson, and 2,6511 b e. by Yr. Newels= in Leid market. The whole of it bad been destroyed. He also re ported that the mortality return for the last three weeks woo below the ordinary avenge fir the last Mime= ; but the namber of deaths during the lest week (77) was tho exact average number for that period. The pester portion of the deaths was among chil dre n and old perms, who readily succumbed to the influences of cold aad inclement wootloor. Dr. Lemma also made his usual quarterly report. I The court then adjouraed. YR. NOYRA ON SPIRIT-RAPPING. Mr. Henry Novra, the author of several into resting articles in Ovine Week oil the subject of spirit-rep. ping, is now giving the public the benefit of hie experience and inveetigatioes in a eerie@ of lectures at St. James's. hall. Mr. Nona propane to exhaust the whole mystery, from its Ant beginaiag in the table-turning of a put menu down to the most recent manipulations of Mr. Here. noes who had read tie articles in Once a Week would hays had little to learn from the lecture, as it merely em bodied the facto stated in those articles ; but others who had not been so fortunate most have derived greet amusement and advantage from it. As we ourselves never bed the slightest belief in these spiritual manifestation, the lecturer had no difeculty in convincing ' us of their absurdity, but there were evidently • great many strong believers among his numerous auditory last evening, end they frequently contradicted his exertion,, and denied the sufficiency of his demonstrations. Some of his explanations appeared to us very clear and satisfactory, whilst others woubl hardly have convinced any person who came to the lectors armed with a belief in spirit-rapping. It struck us that if the manifestations are per fanned by the " medium " in the manner de scribed by Mr. Nona, the latter must be very skilful manipulations indeed to secure belief, as we cannot imagine that any person out of a lunatic asylum could be deceived by such transparent charlatswie. The melancholy fact, however, stands coefesed that otherwise sensible people can and have been deceived by these ma- nitematit;os:and therefore Mr. Horn will be rendering • punt public 11.117100 if he succeeds in dissipating the delu sion. He bee ► good delivery, plenty of confidence, and ob viously an earned conviction. He wee loudly cheered, with one or two dissentient voices, and at the end of the leatore an attempt wee mode to get up a spiritual diacuasiou. One or two questions were asked, and the excitement seemed gradually to be rising, when a hint from the ball potter that the gas Iris about to be extinguished entirely dieperesd the audience. The great hall Mad nearly full, and the reserved sesta were all occupied. [Advertisementj—Horaoway's Paus.—ParvA- LlNOS Co• DieitAlL • read with hceroe of thonaamle ebb down by the plague, we shudder at the repOrtil a dealt by Tel lOW fewer, yet In our faiotued land pulmonary =ota ~,,,,. Are o proportionate lumber to the Saab. Tbe e - 0 i - temperature, tooLitute faq detberahnoepherlc bepwi lls re in during winter always the burners tragic In extracting and etpelling needella ashlers Wm the merit of litollows)'. noble Pills, which We Aged the teat of a quarter of a century with death% tame. la influensa, catarrh. each. &attune, broach gout. end rheumatism liol tozny,*erturitYtne Pilk IF everything requhite for og beekb, end sees come stieb tamed doomed to Ow agnate Wally. - "I