The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-25 00:00:00

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Cabbala*, Absabia; J. Way* S t air Tama% Claw ra o ra. J.l4 . l= s t &dale :"*. Haaaaassiao ; lbeig, Aukbad; J. tfatkaak, Neabsawalia, Paul* ; 8. HAM 011lli• LITIRATURE. the pima Matey. Is Spelt itself, the authority a the zebras was pas Phut *mailed sada Named mad Inahenejt was wiesplets/7 broken dun wider Cherie, the Fifth. The Megan el the commeas were aniebed at the Mal beide of Tillsier. is the bigwig. el that theaseekt nip. Indust aeldie;, althea emetheee, the MAW* sense had faded Woe mere issidedve must, _with brat ; may other right them that of pee sense peddles, sad es sesseiesally Rabb, is isdbetual mete of feseestelealall • abases. It had lest th e power is rtdeme them lent asiberity vested ia the sovereign. His will was the law el the had. From kid plass at Madrid heeled hrth eats it bump Ike law of lipla aid eleallelll thinks. It may well be believed that tires maims welshed with &tenet the int movements a MONO wl* seethed le held is lie leash the destinies of Ihithipet sad that semaeded with acs little apprthessiont the. growth of that aimed power whisk had already rhea is a height that aid a desibur ever every other avatarehy. Had Philip been 'Went to let the natural sanest of events take tick some, Spin might at this mo. mint be szarsisisg an influence in zunspe proper. donate to its extent, its riognebicid situation, anti the great qualities still 'Visible is the national cha mois' of fie inhabitants. Philil, however, never adened, still loss did be retrograde. It is let at all impaltable that he *gilt have married Rat • Alias the death el her sinter, had • not he Omagh& aeon of his relight' than of himself. The peat tease of the failureof the negotiadoes for this , per mipp=stie have .been the pertinacity with wh ich as Iltbabeth changing her religion, and getting a disposition from the Pope for her Finally, lie. Prescott gives 'reseese, almost eneohnive, to skew that the groat mw of quarrel between Philip and hie unhappy eon Don MAW Wee a supposed tandem to heresy on the part of the latter. The author has shown his meal ability in hie description of the great Oarsman of the day. The few muteness in which he mentions the chemists:Wee of Alva's military genius are very felicitous. Is his military career the duke displayed some of the qualities most eltanateristio of his eautitrymen. Bet they were those qualities whisk bakes tea riper period of life. He showed little of that romantics and adventurous. spirit of the Spanish cavalier, whisk seemed ti court peril for ite own sake, sad would beard all on a single cut. Duties wee his yewatheat trait, Is which he was a match for any graybeard is the army; a centime canned to such a leagthae sesentimse es pat a curb os the enterprising spirit of the saparev. Mea were maned to see so old a head on so petal • sheelilefe. Tot this 'Wien woo 'needed by scourers which des mild sat dame, and by a coasting whisk toil, however IleVere, wadi set tire. He preferred the surest, sus thouth the &west, means to attain hie objet. He was sot ambitious of What; never sought to startle by a briniest atop Ito would act have isompromised a single chases in his owe f by oppealing to the issue of a battle. He looked steadily to the sod, anti he Moved sorely towards it hy a systemic( ormatioas planned with the nicest forecast. TIN result of these operations was almost always nevem Few great eragaiaallire hare been more uniformly successful I. their campaigns. Yet it was rare that thou unipaigas won marked by what is so dealing to the imwl patios of the prang aspiraist for glory,—a great and duidve otology. Beth wereaosse of the more obvious traits la the military character of the chit f to whom Philip, at this crisis, confided the pest of viceroy of Naples. The manner in which this gloomy fanatic en deavoured to put down the Reformation in the Netherlands may be imagined by the following account, which is only a portion of the fearful nar rative : The museum who brought to Margaret the royal ter mini= to resign the regency delivered to Alva his commis sion seaptain pausal of the Netherlands. This would place the duke, as Philip wrote to him, beyond the control of the @outsell of Inane., in the important matter of the rionfissatioes. It Weed him, indeed, not only above that council, but above every oth er council in the country. It gave him an authority sot less than that of the sovereign And Alva prepared to stretch this to an extent greater than any sovereign of the Netherlands had ever mitered ass. Ti. time had now onto to put his terrible ma 'binary into operatic. The regent was gone, who, if she weld aot curb, might at least criticise his actions. The prisms were full ; the promises were completed. Nothing misdeed bat to pass senteuo and to execute. On the ith of January, 1568, we find eighty - four parsons sentenced to death at Valenaiennes ' on the charge of haring taken part in the late movements—religions or political. Oa the 20th of February, ninety five persons were arraigned before the Conseil of Blood, and thirty-seven capitally con victed. Oa the 20th of March thirty.five more were con demned. The prefaces emissaries wen out in every di lution. " I hoard that preaching was going on at Ant werp," he writes to Philip ; " and I seat my own provost there, for I eannot trust the authorities. lie arrested a good number of heretics. They will bond another such meeting. The magistrates complain that the inter ference of the provost was a violation of their privileges. The magistrates may as well take it patiently." The plea suit manner is which the duke talks over the fete of his victims with his muter may remind one of the similar dialogues between Petit Andre and Louis the Eleventh, is " Quads Durward." The pesseedings is Ghent may show the course pursued In the ether dries. Osmenholoners were sent to that capital, to ferret waft easpeeted. No less than a 'loathed and forty seven woes winnowed before the council at Brussels. Their names were ailed about the streets, and posted up in pkMYds as the pub& buildings. Among them were many amble and vrealft fedividuals. The officen were particu larly testrasied te aseertain the wealth of the parties. Most of the seethed thanived to make their escape. They pre ferred digits se UN donna of an acquittal by the bloody tribunal—though flight involved certain banishmeat and confiscation of ;rum. Eighteen only answered the sonnies+ by repairing to Brussels. They were all arrested on the same day, at their lodgings, and, without exeeptice, were sentenced to death I Five or six of the principal wen beheaded. The rest perished as the gallows. Impatient of what seemed to him a too tardy method of following up his game, the duke determined on a bolder movement, and laid his plass let driving a goodly number of victims into the toile at oar. He flied on Ash Weds's day foe the time—the beginning of Lent, when men, after the Cerebral was post, would be gathered soberly in their own iweuisp. The °Seen ofjwsise entered their premises at dead .f night ; sad no less than five :headred elitism& were dragged from their beds and hurried off to prima. They all received sentence of death ! " I have reiterated the muses again and gals," he writes to Philip, " for they torment me with haggle's. whether in this or that ease it might set be enamuted for Isanisbanat. They weary me of my life with their importunities." lie was not too weary, however, to go on with the bloody work ; for in the same letter we find hist reckoning that throe hundred heads --ore must fall before it will be time to talk of a general isseasteas sad.— Balaban, is aos be get of 1•41, No. lg. ‘IOIIPAGNIII GENERALE dm OKNIBUB de Immo 'hi_ _.,IIIIIIIIAL LONDON MMUS COMPAini h e pis* ander Ails et May art as Desonlar, pir,,llallei is emairelts," W eildi Os WINN et ask gyabstba Is Wilt OHM maw wahrrami. PIO" Men Whams—Ow Slake lo ft y L I T :Ek s. wr se.s trer s e glarriL ion. Ibillmed, SINEW (81.1010). no MI Swim 'NI be Weld et promt. ELMAHN'S eilobrated ANATOMICAL' NININUN ntrft sod stessisimessl wiser asims• saydrs• is tt ma Drama stgatallok slislamt Os was stmousdatkes st the prams la Nis to• mar siumrisure s i OPEN DAILY. . • New Emits st musical sialtsslag Nam oast tossetrat tits imam fed mews KIM bums slmir.:F o rl al = 1 :0•11 hittriolles. glib pow steads esti& yeasiMeres gni swore, stww see lONE l• slat*, IlesSuia. LIM= •INE SNOBS 5.. Asp Ng • row ust reshirly latmssise sus dellvissi by Dr. r. at bait-ptst • • siosk sem Aetstsstas. Is. east. Re bed imam of the respemitraiellSamoa% led whin he MLA bush ea the past modem be Fee fele le mast ho did ate nerd it with anymotsammet of ter Pommy. His its ins wee that the this mentry MA arm a deem end baler dimmemint i muse /Weal_ ihas IMfr repessaleilm Re 110119 Wed doe g ag"." asst shield always be Jams a sad more mposielly whoa they were la estreiee 'Si Irma war I bet. m the Mae, it to bus that parlis sere bed wet read tick ormatry i the estimellea of le 12 , by the way is whisk it had dealt web almost of the war. That was air a seldom es whit aka te speak ; het, es be was sailed to spat ems it area;bitsesames% he Weal it. bast way wee to my gayly what he thought sheaf it. Tbieldhle keel roe then was a very great ;weal., nab se vet si ear weep ha the Crimea, and . Ise peet mesas ke the remomemilemstrall cairt2tiesooMse higab behoved, bad tompbel - aim* the theellede et the peso, bat be had amp lambs at a arm mtresethy and meet Mamma use was masa Ores mhstuseto heft Them =a s a l lout. a poet lea le require mama assall ht the me Mew that bases the wer alma ; imagine that we meld transport sulk ea messes masher of me to es ttakeowa Mies wither( aline that a greet deal of the seem amesser; Ibises bills .-k-- Ni 10- provided ire t(Rea hem) Laid Abedmaa ma MOW eller. Lod Abeam was this re Mawr the maim lair when be served; het he Medd a peel to his man Map dM he net say that be Wined Lea Alaimo se have i.e. as basset sad elealikasiessa a wilebter es bad ever served his agairay. had had ha some mama a peas deg dlisesemierse wish that seas bed, parliontrele ia Mains gamma with nom bet : seiti is all hi &rap wish bin be had tread is as e bet the mist ems. straightforward, sad maid I Ni he (the Lord Advent') was totaled this, whatever out mem with the simisharise of the mg dubs his mmemosat. yeamile amil le aad wish was to seep m wa@ abet. war Wa sow sod Cheers.) No Neat peat Abeam ems ems ; bet what galled the asp mess ea trejusi smarties of those feats was this—that am wee a hied ref patisal teaks mitred on la the mkh lean_ M w eimisy. Is was, hi aseeht, mimeseus sad mad le Mail OD Mn who hammed is he at the Mad of sake with the blame of Mahatma whisk must, to any diemelesale cialestrm, ham appeared to a pm West himbehle. Per, be meld jest ask, how had our adios fond 1 If Om ma who woad laiiM that it was selling bat madmielstratbe, sad net having the right ma is the sight Mess ' Oat gam rise se all them mass el misery, mad lam shows that eel aim who had bid die pa hems set Se be suidested to the, par ader sasses a meadmiablealisa, had maw bettor of, OM maid lam pee a der way Ss show that their elatemete were well heeded i bet be did am aline Ni late was the slightest dilsrlwbetween the two emits la that rasped. Re hallowed that the Crimes_ Mt bad west hea r ,both unprepared, sad unprepared he eling there awe ma mesas of maim preps:thee. It seem' es his seaworthy of a gnat maim and set the be admit a pis sorest .heed be isedweled, that aelt mum we were set ealy to less heart, bus were lega▪ wri aid Mien ars who had the modest of I Hs _iishosility, or ocianimass with the =mile. RI Mg Mek the people generally some dem with that feellfteed he thought that maim maid Is mese illeastrees iepeat marries than that, hetree we W *wed our is the may's eitsal, we should Y set as to who 1111111 se Mum for this or that re .ores. The Lod Aimless theaseared to the power end Masses of Ihe sad to the reePostaility that read os shoes she he mem Re said he amid ass help tee think hew mush ladividual drama bal le t: serial—Mw moss Um very olaarester of the Miss ileslif fkr eme time had ham lowered—by whims ia the peak pm ea the subject of this war. TM IMMO of Lard Raglan was makes is itself to justify that Or sonatas. Air Cella Campbell had bet lately bass made the melee of a disperses; male it ewe of the palms print% Ni la a very few days the iastadeas time mile had le be earseamedly retreated. The gamed sew map la the Crimea had the is. day hem the seldeet of remarks, sad the other the subjest M an *labo rites minim leadagi r eas the same pram Whoa he simesaberod lass he th ee& lib seastry Medi hasp the ems Meer its war usisslssbal by Om easel ihrileallime d midmost Ni again. Thee we seal plies le thew low to wad Ni, but meld .overde if the obarrater sad reputation of Ni 'Essen and soldiers were to aped ea the miss a es verzestarlim a traria (Apti) He road the Mbar MM ism had bean takes ewiaLl or the su i remi ser a War Minister. Our Wee mei he elpi he mufti of @racialism (Apeirwee.) ado kin M is = from day to gay, Ni be bed berm ■p against the malaise of kis peaks witb a spirit Oat be lama de. served well of hit sowatry; m id it was mist sajast ram say writer to make this sestemest, is teed igassenea, as we yet were, of the Meamelmess la wash Rue fell, or es to air thew it mid Mee bola voillemil or sot, or who was the party that meld have Tana it. Dui so it was, the me. mast that One was say asses of a little public rum reaming I. the dimities grist the Was-ills bemused mute little disaster. up same this straw to see how the wiad blew, the sham Wag, however t h at ia a short dm all this would have to be amid. P Thle was sot to way s ramp a gprmt war, to begin at the Int mums to abase est psenis sad stainsmea ; *either was this the spirit of Mo mat t he be did am think that mem Ilie peat body et:he em mple as tres was the @lightest syarhy whit anim a fresa thls sal= s t ri mi e Nrit s : may issavesie psalm of lassress, were this is a alb seabed in the great 'mks( the war. Is repel le Minim ties be hed bed • kin lade to light Re well era tap who had bees right sad who wrong la this meter ; be woad may say this -phis is the edemas it la Maid% which was Ms a emit a the great social subjects whisk were prelim an ear atlsedem the enemy he farad the mess dilionals easseater was Indifference. If he meld may seem bit esustrysies le a sores of the Menials mem sill el daft lielaitthiag is 116 great work, we amid sees have ea edemas .shame, leather mere is Amer el the established shastem el the Ilketabill bat few would an, meld we only MON to every Oda la the matey a mammon edemas. (Applause.) The Lord Provost of Rdiabarah followed with an address is "Muskipd Omernmast ;" 81.11 Loges spoke is the " Datil* Oa Oasmitaessise ;" sad the Rev.Dr.Rerpet es the " Rdseation of Os People." The preesediage the.tmaleated.—Zditsliserph Operaist. - - gemusisest, ed.--Ceastar )ir Roads, tad ferried away. SOWN at To Ontrairt—leaannos. Carlo% Willftwill 011 WINED 1311 tAINWAL lb Jar wii. I Yr. MINN MAW. Mr. JOU Isrbar. Kr. Mr Tama. ounama a• ras alma IL 1111 lIMIRIIIIIIII. N og= en. Y.R. Masi" at ilia Luba asi —.—...—..... LaMar =L Mim -- la - la - 0 . .....* alb ' Taiik . 16i 41 . .........—.... Paris. --...... hat. t ibia. Saillik ellial•P la Pasgas de Illkeirie TWAfa.. Illoomser4lini di Ms llealln• Par 114. ....... ......».. ..-..... Lobs. ammo . b Pols. ... - new Mims orl Or. no laellaa owl Celiaty Mk. la LNG ; Maim Wm*. Cull. aMie. a lam at Brial CYD BB wrrHour a DRBBBINCWASB, asTid.i.aa ME est on at twat% anidall salmi Mt id" sasvall tte ; a..r kart sow he smell*" Tow, seaasa 11,4 midst Ism aft dam sad Wart asam,aadl aft wary ; Isa kir ' alate.—At DALWra 63. lasaa Oa, at Weerad Wag Calm pat warp. The lisiewbg is the serrues nen Akan to (laser from Mr. W•therell to hie Gnat .the Dab of Neetkomberbad.) Kinkiest, Ose, 111, 1361. "My Lad Daher-la swan this stammtioniew to par pees I /tat that I nut ask in mash Wellman. I IS wean bow anplaraut it is for a landlord to glue his =iwaiderailas es swelaw left gen/eft tithe sown r per has h !thaw nom sae es wan asadesser "ilea that I mow earaistly bele br a kiad esasidemaffai of ray Meer. Ima use the mem mahmlimed la make Ms =Lto yen vase frees the einem statist 5S that "sang e time I have had the hamar of being Man to year pass, I have mewled all the skill aged espied I mid ossimmid to the islands& wad iwpottemen of lay Away whist I amid we Image esnime to do wider the simemeat whisk Mr. Marilee sulbeilled le to, sad for gedislag to lg. whisk I en saw diminsied new ny bra. 1111 agnomen is se loaded with mania% wad is may nee intesetignie, that I s sari if year gnaw Sally sew Men to it yes will amt blears se for art It= It. I will mew slate is year pee the ebiee aad why I amide' then ea Itp lird dans lan to lay ea Wang Ms amain sw nit awe of turtle sad rag. areho Meat mak mina meadow. I have ealwalseed ewe Obi mond es quire no to nodose bout ay kin 1,160 Me of geed mats snare yearly. lan game your gem that ny Ass weld sot Indust ewe half this gunny, men addiag W it the oil ease Pew% beset, linseed, bum eon straw, lime, La, whisk have *egg ea penalty so ow et average 1101! yearly --heavy I druid Witt • 36W. nth nu. gia.ly in set peellamies as impossibility. I amen year woe W dim die Oh elms, whisk makes ell the mime =a be maned ea the btu to mad in lieu of the to Bn, whisk an really iesnailkable la my an With Inseam to the Mit titan, whisk Mean ate pewits say Seawligaed. I truss alma year grass maiden BY lame his manee, awd hi therto partame of havni good end hoe rem whisk have prods's& nth sagagmful mem that yen grass will stead no this privilege, whin I eta seism nor grass is age of great newest to we. What is nomad trim the sealmaa Is sever to began is, sad I have pride is saying that I thiak I ale patine a quality from say ma ram whinnies* sae non " Year pass will en that the 6th Mime gnat all mane after the let member Is the last year to the isseeilag vast Od e dew lAmid be deprived of swan for gay away-gong mom as it mat be bred inn the prone 51 the barren whisk at that tine is bat jut empletod. I Ing el year grow to allow the sawn of the sountry to pup nil la this maw, whin Site the let February, sad not no heOttster. INA mho is the 10th clam the ineating Mist Anil pay her the labour as well as the seed. This I humbly eahnit to year gram is not oily easetland by esstgm,lta is based spew the fairest primal* of jostles, ineenek es the bingeing meat reaps all the advantage. /ha Iltk ante requires the want to upheld sad imp in Mail all balidiap, mid as leave then at the end of his Inn bat deem am inept dimities arising iron Are or Invest se ionitahle midget Bo that a moat is sal sub neat would haw b rebuild what might be ens Ito the sane if the satin farmstead. I beg yourpesos to allow this awns amiable empties to be ale red is that runs t i r s it asi tt pawn of its bang simply am an of Pieties ft the Marsh "The lith deusespenkle in a vandal of the isk e . mpg immagases peesediag harvest, giving power to the lawdindis sgsat to settle the amount of the valattioa, If two anitratere de wet mine. and requiring the Mount to be paid late the bosh of the agent, who keg to deduct fres the west whatever he thinks it goer r lanehei of the ainemeat. The amen here gins to the sisal, I very rapsethilly submit to your grain plea the Mist mairely as his many, sad night malt is very igen Wattles to his. I beg to urge oa your gram that ibe semi mbitvadsa i.e should be 'dyad whisk leaves the Irlitrateosie ahem their owe mann, sad allows the Mewl ealpies to rush kb own nosey. "I haws mow gins yen gram an shortly es I mid ay aliguline to the areemosat, and taunt year kin seaside. all namely Mantas to give year grass this MAK sad ken the non anziou desire not to amp par gram the slightest manatee ; but to Mr. Moen =- trithat Is could allow no nodilloitin of the amen semitelled to make ay hatable nit to your= Vann I await with 'rest anxiety your graa's sal ll de wen serantly hope that my oranziow with the Marelik mane may sot ems, and that I and aty sat nay lass Inaba, under your grew to set the elan* we have always konstly strives to do, of Junin up to the highest glom of improvement whin oar skill and espial saw m ina to. " With every apology for thus addnetiag you, sad with the greatest mantle sad angst for year gron't usifona whasity sad Magness, I line the bosom to mania, ay lord duke, yew pate's mit , endless lianas servant, WITIIII3LL." Lubeck, mei* M Ali noer nal. ssd salt sky.—Belle, aIFFS Of FRIENDSHIP amil AFFECTION. 1 N,JI TM demi tempershie Masettym Iresemila eapertemei ta the Midis et is eppeartme 41111CLI ar PIiaIatITAITOX Ind* vil lift staveyja is sespesbas, attraishe mil amid liam. try=sWereeke ei ke stmt. ate at Me mos ems weft Me ehi em mid d uniploiOsierw WO* NUMMI le Ii y the ea d es mid Meeseee WOW sIeKTITS 1 sed 4. Ile emeee eid aitelees k mg= meds Merkbeme. Delis lisesesi mil Oa aka learem Mili kruiset eameale Take, Um% knee d the smut lei meet seed The Nils Used preemb . Wm meek dem mut bees MI le tat TIM.. Cam Tables. D. Ibid., Owe. Us Ibigs. PM Tee Tem reselepeemee DIM ekemas 'TM Mem NM lewd Deem as. Talk =er ~7 deleditioll6 • w Mem ILI= Meek k amidway to the Many ea the led Mom lee. tied Oda eadese. Orme Mem Liwlt 6..•5, tea, TTerilade. Oahe tai amed irks% lith Camem= nil Mgr Damns LW. Awl Pak la elms Spasm rethe M. lee Mom bet regemeeis •am d ke Imam letteles te be sem km aspartame *a selks MI impk may the Make et $ 1 MIL Wee Mem amid at bee beers Almalris ....AS* One& Okysta tasks Liverpool St. IWaft Sea -Swift Pam lis. WNW@ 110- 411 . Peat lorgan is i m eo i r ea Ttibood de Prue loodoa—lboad Wawa, Oww. sad as ametiatimo he dont mat le nee ated with a deposit et Ain Ina the brims at the °s way. ea do samba of - leelled tar. Tbe rioslatag tl pee sine Ina be yea spa a boosa r the make et shores &abed. woo et applleakeo fx obareo nay be hod at tha Choopeafo bar pem elisaa,l7. Old 11101141402081. Larks. . Cbanewom Net Teak has Harlem rw.+ti cC:MPAGNIII GENRRALE du OMNIBUS de LIMA'S. dPriICATIOII kr MAW ma be =MID ktie Om 1110711DaT am. dr nib Imeset. pomp 01depe. 4i, Old Ike/44MM. Doe. SI. 14111. VITTBND IeTSIB. well Welted, are the BUT , tows Ala an re gapes eon to 1111 galt a m mw asim adios& ja r.: et dm IBM swipe a solosira Illsalobaties plitionlur r. tom tot hake* !pa met ad imposlls. TZIEIt • OM D. Clionlosion ins tie 11 mottot• be Ira MI •••ty Maim not =l:et vim mid so somiatm calla atm twit . aid Dawes. • molisi o• judo et and mint oliNtli=slat. Mr. MN Wm. Was • Ilimber of Or .01 terwmll • lit el Woo mhos metro& ir, a 1 epetaamos. WWI% Wm 11, 114 t. CALS.—Bat quality. Iha. per tee. eareseed— L sad W. STUMM Osiglisamoa. lorides.olorf. Ott-rod and *la gum Comb. BRANDY.—A bawirolakt Clergyinaa, Tie Ms keg lon to the bead distemilles Elestomils g r IDIAL swept Ids patielsoars. es is oil* dimins tol fitipiest edam patemends it et a w implials tiodmitot tr K tem 11011111 MI la the Crime sod aborlors.t7OM wins lath% 11•1111 : et. emszety paid la err tor alpmet 11, artist. b. pet awn satin.. BANAT ISM mad Co., Obi Twelves Mary, Won. ... Ammo, %Wl* MAW' for JANUARY. 1868, EI d t . ASER'S MAOAZII Prior b Coma Abroad. Fart IL Tremottli Plifflp Ma Bernal Familiar liplinse fr Dnaom. holm& bias ?Mem DIMAS Moriarty. lira, li W sitt m.. to r- lAA at.lma, Lawton. Ilroaali Wes rd Woman. NE alis to baba. Pan I. Loses: Jolla W. Vs ; i s i u tiorra i i Ova sea the Mom at Almelo Ns Graft Js I the Peas. i•esi log Vim &ma Imo .... —..-7. ..= ......,_ ' "" "" " Cams Mk = i;;; .. Qualms goAlD.—liettaa's Wslbead (soressed), the Imipt num oesle ia re World, armed st Vs. pw r..... rd ON, Erfrary sad Ihrerri OW POOL sal es. wail Simi l A LOIrIYS WRICKLT LONDON NNW', yaw by DOIMAII JZSZOLD. ••11.1141 triNUS OrL•lloll—ereerde et I*lll • (MAT l• t o •DMITI/111111. MII .s ederme SIXTY UM Wadley the TlItY LATHY! lllTlLLleltitel, Ties TWO!' az. or Throth••••••r•frob • say Nese Ap k ster aro* tree LLOYD. taermsompers. Limbo& CUBES FIREPROOF SAFER sad LAOIS. Then Bea on no son win fine *Mk NY in. Lana, win ell tin In prnenaits, nob me NMI of all Ma. with prim. seat ea ZP, £ll . l ll" Pin'a.nsanyari. Lai awl n ; Lioadneli mi tz . M , Mark/Lama. Maareeshr lassitiala• - tram . Wastis tiros y fr, , . WM~ AROAND OIL sad PURE COLZA lb loyal WAI WSPUN LANDS': Us. kr tor ask Ow aid Irlilleat tamonical nay en et the bet n isil aWs. l3o. NUOHIIO aid Oil.aisnir" lasest.ainst ...~.....~. aw.. ::: se...llene pee - Spins NUNNW VEGETABLE OIL, ie. 6d. per iambi Naar by tisk pram rural WM* all aid ri all saa an tbatarkk Garr* ask mar lia Ile• birtry ram tar sarstse la asayerar,• art villa lit= a Vilma a driaratus r Ewa km adraska kr It is akargaally appear eir try OW kW at Drama le us, A wee lamb* W TEO& Mkt sad lONS Ow bank on = isoi par = Zia. lkikata it Lkares4aa).ll. kWh Sr.& ..~. 4 w_.! DY .=— Ai . s• KODERATOR LAMPS.-GREAT REDUCA 11011 la PRICL—AII the latest hepetreemeate.—Wer. le —R teell—The Moist* reaelmert; the lima peas; Mills lett theftY Lealia—Pere 014 le. 44._ per allos.—Se =impel he rais the trips. — Mad. mobs Serlblk4hreet). 6._iL .n•we , Dss. W. ra m ..AVM I . II L U ...... WIESS BRUME WAX CANDLES, Is. U. . aor al. ; Ilellidi open. la. id.; treampanat ea; Is.; mu. b. sii. ; WI Monk Is• 1.4 •/ 43811 " . 11. 1 bi IL l it vs; Is. lid.; podia galio, la 20.1 1. 17, 4 7.. 118.64 L, tad I. li ; amaills ler Madre M.; arpalme, INd.; uldalas, 1144.; Om aria, Id. mai sraddie dip* Id. la, Ild. pa pen; Pim* U. =c r ag. ngts., SOL. Ha. sad Ida am 11110 a.; IN.; lid , li. IC pat mist; amnia Yaw la.; ludas 1111edow, as. Y. )kaw.lf 46.; wr id li ss ol=l. 4 . ask * *. P. DA Vl= aid sows old W. War. Illealm. Clarbipiran. ladle. ...... 6 to Yids Onosisiosub 11lovomb ...... —M. Moms Oral "6; n."re 511 m • so ooNolso AR so, t0...311110 Mork .oslnd ..... so Moats so --Adam r ri7 . Nowrit 0.... ...... *al = Wood K g !WING'S WATERPROOFS are the beet risks la rs; try will steel in rarer sad an see Is Arra noir Si sod Mims of VA aim. M at ti os7t: at =l. lai rr em best tiollossoy to . Ordlars also ars ifs boa ova mai re byre. sisey ss • smarm Wel, ad Nimes me row ild bisp bins la arr. Darr spree% OM% Mies grub% trowers. ( butr emi lsZso' Ness sad waft II raraa = 1 = — 1111141111 46 ad mak= or gr. :1 11. 1. C. ne r iNlit ilr, anal. dr ems west siTarrbar. W.:OCR% PATENT VULCANISED INDlA anima ru sm. floaaam ILarizzik VALVIa• Mod sod Sat red vuwaoroou BMWS to Orb dub sal tsar rst el erg • driaaa. DIVING 011111111111 et weak/ arra sad Issprevel valeta/ad Ma SUM! PIM kr air KILIAN) CI:1111110111 sad Salim Stripa sr le sa7 plasm it lII MANISF.D ID Batt 000114111.1X011; send marl rabbet airr IS all suss. DIVLUD sad other CCIMOPIS mods All rcerstaisstice i Loft. Ildsabstery, Jal L' (Leder from Mr. Wetherell to Ms. Thal!Mall.) Derhagtas, Nov. 27. " Dear Mr —I beg to seksowledam fibs reeds et your leder of 74'4:day's data, roosestbig to Mow tM remit of my Womb, with his Gram the DWue of Northusberlead reepooliag tho agreesteat aimed for say upstate by his greos's seat, Mr. Moore. I. Atari& I was most sourtemely waived by his gram, M posidesly missed to eatertsia ose single 'blooded I mods la the egreemeat and whoa I offend to sips 1f if he would allow the Mario or is equivaleat ' to be added te tits entities biadiag am to lay minty toss per awe of MUM dug ea the load to be mint with tarsi" sad twelve tam os the lama to be stews with hay—ke nfand to allow say altsratism sad said he would make a&asepsis.' la say ease. I *ea offered to it if MI would give sae hie word that I should take so - harm from it, to whisk I got s similar mower. This laterview was ill the reply 1 get W say lame to his paes.—l en, doer Mr, year mat obdt. servant, Thadwall, BK." " WILLIAM WiTZIIMILL. mown T.r. 4 potters to order. .od to, by spotindea to do GoswolLarito. Gotwollotod. FOR AUSTRALIA sad the 00L0N1138.-1414 and *sale soortee.-esoeoore Main '11.1. 4 *1100113111 WILT Is sassily ingsnleso to Ws. law. il=iall Irs bus Vast W a Mei Irl anorlge averliest la ime r s owt helf Os IWler nerlisilla Ala; an be laid la Likm. imnselmed mum nits an Min Pawl 11011.0011111100MISIMS Iteslum bibmp=p• imam SI psi off& Illt 1014- lallmeili sot W psi at apillidl• le CONOCO DOWOATIMILLOANDON, vbe lir wily SHIP NM 0 Mt owl INODOILOUS IPA ler imp wit umd Mai bus lour lesumbr the tempiestan. THB DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAND AND HIS TBNANTRY. to Mr. (Lotto , from his Oran W the e the Dub rell.)e of Alawiek Castle, Aurae 16, 1866. " Bias, It gives me Mash pleesure sewd yea the asseaut whisk the jadges have awarded to yes for the best moved faro mar ihasivirk, and this pleasure is much is by • ksowl•dp that there sever was • m nor. justly awarded, sot s farm is a higher state of pri sultivades than years at Lirkbridrt rs —Tou. rte., " kr. Wetherell." • 1401/IIIY3I3IIAND. J. 14 Dm. Id. 43 br Laid" Ple• 4.11 I-kb& 0 • 44 ir• u• N oss. w. .1D N. 13 M. si My. %lA* AMP., Ma f 1 W. 444 Now. 14, 144.21 11 14, la. 111.. Ma. ARLOW'B PATENT CASK STAND. MIMI= DI TOUlt ma. WLel, M. • am se sessibehlf emerleed tiot my Ws ma seey Mod et It *Owl Yob= eistess se loyelyably be *et the mot Moll kid by as meow az be disturbed; Is as the Ma mile draws elf Imatikag ittlIAL It •i llreV 1 : 1 = int la a tot gobs; vomellei elle NE4 Pin- Am `'• lihille Tin MI6 islike be itibl.m; Ms Mist bens; sew bettort hulelburews tellblen. Itlw7 EM 8.1 " 1". 66. Ulla MINLOW. Itnember, semoluser. art li. Meg bilibmelbeit. Witasiarbeest. Itirlisbei tlie, be eke el Ow l 7 thlemeger la the klagdoeu Blegmialls anti Prim Patti The Carlisle Janis: 'galosh' up= the whole saes : Per sons who make no pretensions to agrieultmel knowledge, Guam bat be streak with the outrageous nature of the artistes, gad the oppressive sharseter of the palatine. The Doke of Northumberlaad has • right, ea the prlaciple of another duke sow dement, to do what he likes with his own ; sad it is just ponible that is these days of high prime, when rents Is some parts of the sosatry an being doubled, his gram may experisaes less diSeWty than is supposed is Analog femme who will amply with the terms whisk ere driviag his precast twain into mbelliou ; but with sub strong pooh Wen bias of their sareasoaable au'. he will probably, on reemniderstioa, be induasol to give way. High farming, up to o mortals point, is shows to be a very profitable mum, worthy of all oneoaregmasat ; but compulsory high fensiag, ruder a heavy series of cumu lative Anse, dose not ressausoad itself to scum ON" sad will, we trust, sot he Misted upon by the Duke of Northam holland. These volumes do much credit to Mr. Prescott as an industrious historian and an eloquent writer. His diligence in the collection and investigation of documents is beyond all praise ; and the inflexibility with which he refuses to theorise-4 temptation few historians can resist—is as admirable as it is rue. sm. at 31. la/. 13 $.. sy. e M. I) DF.ATIIS. COIL.HRISTMAS PREBRNTIL—The mast Inn .llkb eihrisp kr qtr keno al ere *me kid* usl rarbrollsest bid& isi pormil ; GIS MOMI kos 11011/LUIDV ItgliOlAlt fir koyertley • ilMks* kr lir. selloblkt It la demerite arra. sbrikk lb Mama • mint Wen bo Or Ora. mot • ddiW IWI alms Or km" rim sot ink lowbakt umibuttist Daft!" beam tb• tuft • yerLilm lOUs. mg= Ibe bulb rout sod p re en. TY PINIMP 4I I I Rukys. ark word by ink ea& Wks mikonly.bairkill_e• tbom tbo wt of B. Cifid. 4, 11•11" WWII, Itl the wire of lc O. /los, cd crake446"4 as. ad a iiihodalfh Übe wiles ( MG. thi WU° 614 DS JONOIIB LIONT.BROWN COD runt nt CIL may be illeimod la bottles only. apsulsi =PI r. lissump saddening% ban Weds wrapair. ANSIII4 LYON sr chh. 77. SSW. lamas. awl trio sissy asupostalie thnsellost the IMO 1111PRZIAL Wilds 0. a.). W. limb as.). Z i r e. ollOrle (40 as.). Sr Woeltabeeth. 1 11 1,0 " 1 1: a Kew* asa r et tee la" U T ' • riot Munk Mau.Doo r• r ILD" " by the b Omni'. lit mr B . ,sh. amebas' • rt. Laois' MarP oo4 vie° Nbitt. ‘ 0 1..-• —• ' .a OWN lei riot. militia te *" W• Was. Mb" al lae Maim NW. an , II I" Am. st Ili. 11. A OA Oa" la % wt. NOSUMB the 29th d May, 1864 19 ttrrAß.—°l4l.llllPlated bf the nisli Omit of Orsersi7= Jam I" etbsells wank' Wm Iromi le lp i : 11 sr • prat, of ,MASS islidi is ''''• el liader•Z essusa by ISM ifigf — Flar. se Views. I:141 li Pti m i . l l.l: ii imiea lll" =. mai agenda; woe emmil l i. WeraaNai.f. mitimmee, IR*. am" aeterls didsks* sM Mk* erMisdas al Mims it Mellb impoisem se Ws thmlit is Malls I st ils . ids altos Milt sl : .. ri m maim el VA. PePallea• Is. I. b SO pig astlemald Nos* tir UM dm d Miti. missmosty. tM Mats Mb Ml**, tembills isirssdaMs= ssmadam. _ di lbs sessmislis Is des issdlmmit moms Ulm lsio• 1. So OM I. swam &mil of lists es dasi. sod d si 1.-tru Y "di". = l re I. 1 1% • ir m 1 , ..1; 0 n... keul=„._ ~.. —Am—id y.a.n..i. ____-., he lisd.Vmsals sad MIT is d _ SI, Osnit.ilt Ihmssl mil Cls. SS, Osissidsm; ISO,. cMssammt; Z. Z. lasloss. es. l ikairois iness. atia. =irs al si le tMdis .les • ' ,__ THE LORD ADVOCATE ON THE PAA.._ AND TEE WAR. A Mires eras held in the Assembly DAtb s ea Friday, whisk the Lord Adverts sad several epee demon attended, be invitation. The .hair wee eapMi by Provost TAYLOR, of Leith; and there wen Moe is the ti l 4o: mend of the magistrates end sensalies of the b, the Lord Prover of Mdiebsopti, lin Shed, Logan, the v. Dr. Stevens's, the Br. Dr. Hieim Sad WNW MMr. Giber Thames. Mr. D. Thes s lir. W. e., de. The hall was Wed by a mset respestable The Loa') ADTOCATI said he had been rewtested to say a few words ea the •• Responsibilities of the British Paine. meat," a topie whisk was somewhat grays sad at a arise like this, which had bees wMwti for social, mad sot fee political or purses. He did sot mesa to rake a etst spark es the privileges of pakenson. Me med. Esther look at the parties of a Topesmarlite to sides to his constiteetits, r at the preen' day sell the pessent Maisel stain. lie bad bees kr year Is pediment, sal he raid rear the audience that it was a wire possnar eel remarkable aseashlage. it had mug siegOr sad airless skarasteristies which so body of men wherein met preesseil in as equal agree. There was is the alnimphen whisk weeded the whole plan that betas whisk mimeo sad hypocrisy could not stand ; and there was is it a sense end lustiest of basest whisk withstood at ones as attenr ig e s t . Arabledealing or falsehood. There was a One cord sot as, when it was ; bat se sure as the fake metal rang, eo surely was its resosaar heard fa that hewn There was no pea where preemies se benewseas was more speedily detested tin *sr. It woo a Mass when oomparatively ability was eesesit to hearty, eel where a sea who was bowel aai risen is his peeper, and bed made Masson seeeemr ef hie subject, as always metals of a bearing, where the mere fleshy, sad ineffably men steer, sanorbeintesded himself into matters with which hewn bat supseSsially aegueinted, or with whisk he had sothiag to do. weld' ads ismiesd ea audience for a quarter of ea hear. needs he theraglit, lay the woolens; There of W Hasse of Orraose, or rather hen was the true rellea sad rerehmedea of the free goverassat if this ormay. It Ansel how rely thus persolated through tbe esssti roadie Ms fsss gessiss MI of his sesetitednal wen mist, sad as keg as that rummest bereged to that here, thirst it might leotard is mos et talent sad thongit, theeglit, having the gores of Pitt sad Fes hi at gear ratios, sad sompustively little ability is smother, yet as rag es there were those one redness ia the repressatatire of the pimple, so keg, they might apes it, free is 'titmice' sad fees immanent' would Is tat is this road. (Applause.) The Lord Advert* then pesseeded to sharer tense reifies classes of member% as fee histemes. them that spoke to the repose, the nimbus who smite es every tkiag'(aad be had ealy knows ose was who ,puke on everything with a kaowledge of everythieg, namely, Joseph Hems), and the member who feared their seastitesseiss, of whom LIN hoped he was set ens. His Wish* this re &reed to the eabjer of the war. He esti a per bad/red der last he had bra meet his sesedtsrati at lay t abLi dessessinties. At this time lest year, Alms, vs, est lakentans were per, sad Is the bask of these glorious, bet still esiamitess days, there eases that rag dreary 'Hater, where was herd hem time to thme el these sanest troops wasting nadir as seamy mere rolsriens, Ist men direness than Russia nee was. A yowl had peeled err this—a year of great meta. Or army this used bet rce Sebastopol (it was sew Idris it), sad is the peewee of a sesosd visit hem the kg had of a ()Omega wear. He believed they did she eriegmleisee tbsesselese tee less is mitt( that, is even meendeleimpeet, die prides ef die rely word be ellegeer eindesig neared, sad that MI 1101•471611 a la the *kiss w e spend then Obsistasse gemprative praty. (Her. befre.) Hs did set disk, thrift a member et the government. that harked tee meehliseLeed Palmerton elbil Lela lamer when Mead that the sate la which the Imps sew Med *reinter was sad; as to entitle these I noble beds to the gratitude of the enemy. (Hewer! applause.) There war mete MS a Wiest sad newt* bility—bat asstitsdeg a very small adassity—is coastry wheatmeal* there were an noose for oar ger, to war, asd diet we Wein Mee Mimed Tido, mad Salibh le Agin the battle earl, and they misted, set without seem, to the homes of war sad to the &marks it serried isse masy happy bases. This was all very true ; but might set this wee he the very MUM of keeping the isor from oar own obsess ? Pee leen se foreign Sae had Masted his foot apes this lead, Jar bagasse the wend kart we were able to yard essesives; bat wan we to drew away ear arse of esidgesesedes ea ewe spank does as to the pedielsoliedostelidis weeld,we sherd ess tbe risk of heresseitediseetleal le eintemMin He beirvad we were seta dig lessen Is estries wpm this war, fee if we bed snowed Haft Mlake Osnelestropk. te armee' her Batt winds the Bra Sr (et whisk she wear this have been the useestesded mistress, %gimpy'. bee navy as she had improved her erVassy), and to stare Wes ler Seer se she bed dame her tsniemes—esd if the ass should be as 'ahem is this sawalay as the Meer wes—sad if the., et MIS mat w e re Omsk" ear Matisse with the Continent were set se errata' as dry weee sow, she bed WM dim apes me sheer. where ward we have boss if we bed sedsesd sue war seishibhmente to the level whisk same psellessen seine peeve ego mead have wished ? When be bend sea resides of ibis was as of a bootless upsadi tare adheres life, be, the ether Mad, felt that We Wefe I iglitiag es 10116 ad term to earealre tee very battle we shield lose had M light if we had awaited till the gessiess bed WWI la the Faith oe Thames. (Applause.) lead, though se statesman, se levee of his wail dr a moment wish tbst war sheald Misr, lie it was fraught with masy evil% still he would say Ws, that U we bad net struck the blow when we did, it roar sees have been too late. He wished so evil tg Russia, fee Zarb emetersd_ away Tallest, sissy wired% man weL isilsemed end ideestod saes ' • but he lostired we wen sew SOM. lise Alba was sear sad dear tor, fee ear owe liberty, end he the base d .. of Lamps. Therefor, &sad ist as the mreggle might be, and the roster the lea dread ful, the lease we put loth oar string* _sew W less we should have to do 8 boosoltor. Ho "tome to this& that, Wash we bell esslidned way herald" sad though may hardships right es be to ewes, the erred spinier sis:= bed set treks& Irk ee ghee way ens Mt He the feeling at Ike people wee still ass.. issessely sew this et die Mat, that we mot may is Sbo mot with Oyu ma The Duke of Northumberland, we believe (says the Carlisle Jeersol), has hitherto tosjoad the Ouster of bolas a good balks ; bat at this sossost kis Usury as up la arse plat his, holdiag bdi &salsa, and wag issobstless ismsdk4 their Mundatin to resist the soolidas tibia be is tisg to lopes upon thou. he kw as we on Jags hem the sonewbst wags senate of the &spats whisk base Ism palish* the sass of aliases am base :lill roes rawly Stated, through otter. kis kisessiss la all fames lasso of lsyleg dews seeditises of • swot swarms, alburari, sad us " isassdbis " obarsalw. Ow OMB but fusers, MS We therell, of nrkhridge, rather this imply with boa. haa throws up kb fans ; sad SW% is /sow their eyeanatby with his gabs/ eselusl. bill • mesas, latelyit 110- iostal. sot nasissi le passt bin lab a lisSisselal, sad siesasts the abodes abillsos all ewe Hs bogies. The swig seam/ is by the Janes, was bold et the MrKeknos. Head las. la Bisbassd, the 17th day of November, sa by ellearassat to the 24th of November, 1866, . Pao Oothwals, is the shah. It as rassioad: —" That it is the duty of all areal tura% awl Mama /sums la particular, publisly to pet al spa* Oil embalm tar taking lead, as reosatly Fo rma by the shoe et Use Duke of Northashorised so ids team at Seiswisk, essalbrisi pan ot than as busolli" to be tallUsd, saw as agradisig ad bras:sal la ask property subs' be 'said ot as swat, wits erads his ant aspire la sass at Ihrste. and sat of that as re wear bask to the priabiss at baulks sei asilisa" It was ales awls/ 6—" Tat roods imisrsadeat saws is widsk Mr. Wslbersil. of iirkiwide. la poses lad es ing loses, los swasaa kb Ilbabosp saber ils• sip di aseMses. • isillosuial be k i teressa te Ms, to mark the spume by his apiadiaral triads M s, sad their sampashy midi sopa at his bear Ss bus a bps whisk, by lb *Oa smageseat sad erallef, had loss plaid la the asitisa st lb. hest altlisbil Ims ot the dg wide as rued by a pills award of • prosmisa of 301. ilea is as Deka if lterthatberbad darlag the last 11•1111/Mer 11 wsp ago migggsr...es flat • of boos tosobtloas, with a espy of be sessossu sad isehad, be air sesta assetra the saisaltatiets aOw Usiled Haase, I Wig Ist *sir vabewiptirea. sad seassag the= le job is bawier • suatitts to easy at the abets of the west , be; sad ties Mr. Tbblerall be amble/ asoretary sad I toassurer, with power to spa aa asses' at the Swaladals Book. Waimea, for the seals st salistslaisas." T. P. Onsw•iss i Chaintsa. The lisilowisi putbasa agreed ft subasslis U. soak : T. P. Ostlersite, eb as a; Z. lia ri Vasa Yelp . &IL Italte. Heldaele llats ;T. Carme l " Ste j sios ; J e 'llatit.iiiiieby ;T. Brat, Yeses ; T. Mew,ltabany ; J. Awirmsa. Cutesy Osage ;W. Harries, kbask ;J . Jadasj_Tuastall Hall; J. New, Sodas ; J. o.llkapas, Mb/ Wad W. Watkis.Cloaessia_; W. Itebisiss. Thaw 14 Deism. Berta Has ; B. Wails. Low Pais ; J. White Cross; W. likasks,Biaor Arbad isv a l li M Winslow ; n Poem. natio& i V. Crisicraus Gress.—Yestmalsy being Christmas. ere, g uu el seek, pievisilla, deeabs, ite., were made to the par la met 'Me seedistrieta. Is St. Mary Abbot% Keweletes, the OM et In Majesty sad BILK the Dasher of t, earafillag of cosh. meat, breed, potatoes, sad bleaker% win dialribated, sad la some in stances of ado esi htil=deamisertar, ike. At Lew. H. .H. the Dashes el with her secastereed ilasmitty, pee awabeiewliel Maser neat beef and plata ' 'WIN to the Isse, stsi ordered • large dittribstioa of IWO* leall wen. moats hare ban made by the afteefine of the aewp Itlisbes sod the Sesaritaa leetitattea Irmat ielaryb ea mere th :b ovat ew UN per usesw a it p a wants aabetea of ti l s oo t disa rm er Asibeat, will be eagelei with Masan at their ems reel ieaeshbsmsssoibeisthsk:eLsboasoaiutdbas7bwu:aoass7s:sissuoe.thsswssAAobsaaabveiee:rbatro:ftbritba7uoaaiksismsiberssdbesbewviumiisrsssdds,;seiand."Niadigimyomrfrrmbezkbsa:::uwthtissmsoaoatbwuisaliwtetirpttliLwytwaeaseztpßoebvrtwuaryunk__ranrwt i:saw:mtsTmlearsylasethbeimisaLam:rondamoomeoruguths:rutban.74ltowaibisaprognostirisheituabeatthialighiaLimidywita:rprztwoodbrereavehistionatskitm.:.:;:t c. ' t SIMAINIaiint wilMiet be *rail be able to a pis, he be sever ham the swim te , it is duly pews' sapsdamis."—Tims " NW* sad °writs." Mgr, t a to Reigo of Phaip the &mid, 12of of 1301. R. PlOOOOl.. Bentley. digp Th o u rest addition to the maw of umbels& at the of the historian who wishes to abloom the history of Spain for hie theme has remiseed it not only advisable but noosseary that that of his tory should be re-writtoo. This Aser. applies with tall fares to the period of the nip of Philip IL With the acessiion of that prism, immstromet upon the abdication of Charles V., was dispelled far ever theists& entertabsed by many in these days of the establisbnisat either of a universal =welly or of a anivernal form of religion. There is way reason to onsolude that Charles himself believed in the =Pality of both, sad it is certain that believed in the feasibility of the lat. tse. Charles V. gave up the of the Philip wuted his naonroes, his and dismembered his dominions in a vain attempt to stop the progress of the Reformation. Shute the time of Charkategoe there had been no empire like that of Charism V. Shoe the attempt to crash Chshitisaitp in the first three senturies there had been no »bijou persecutces *lto had struggled to perpetdate a peculiar form of religion with so mach determination and such inflexibility of purpose as Philip IL The power of the empire and that of the papacy received fatal blows during the period alluded to, and the history of toodern Earotaoia may be said to have commenced then. Previous * have mot been in possession of the gooses. which we have now at command. One remarkable miss of trainee only lately opened for Spanish history—the Archives of Elimances--" has held," to use the ex pends' of Mr. Prescott, "the secrete of the Spanish tociaeseby hermetically sealed for ages." Mr. Pressett has availed himself of the new sources at his disposal with his usual industry and diseriminatioo, and the reset is the most traetworthy history of Philip IL, an far as it hos goes, that we penmen. 'rho two volumes already published bring down the history , to the date of the death of Philip's third wife, Labelle. There is no reign in which there seems a greater laity of action than in that of Philip' 11. In spits of the various episodes that at first appear to distract the attention of the historical student, such as the revolt of the Netherlands, we are perpetually kept in presence of one dominating principle. We see Philip himself submitting to be tyrannised over by one grand law, which he takes se the moving impulse of his life. This law he lays down himself in the fol lowing words:—" Pesos and public order are to be maintained in my dominions only by maintaining the authority of the Holy 8e.." To carry out this prin ciple was the grand object of his marriages, his ware, his diplomatic activity, end finally his cruelties to his protestant subjects. It was this pricy, almost as sure and steady in its opera tion as the laws of Nature herself, that may be said te have directed the march of events thrush the whole of his bag rigs ; sad it is only by keeping this constantly la view that the student will be enabled to obtain a clue to guide him through the intricate passages in the history of Philip, sad the best mains of solving what word otherwise remain sarmatied in his conduct. It was the intensity of his faith in the paramount importance of the extension of the influence of the only religion which he believed to be true, which influenced him in his behaviour to the Englis h during his residence here : That he gained largely ea their good will may be inferred from the casual remarks of more thee see °Weaponry writer. They bear emphatic testimony to the affability of his masseur, sto Me to have been expectod from the peps lam reports of his character. "Among other things," writes Wottoe, the English minister at the french wort, " one I have b een right glad to hear of is, that the king's highness earth binned so gently and lovingly to all men. For, to tell you truth, I have heard wee my, that, when he come out of Spain into Italy, it was brooms men wished that he had showed a somewhat more Wigs couutsasnee to the people than it was said he then did." Another costempo rary, in a prints letter, written soon after the kin's as. trance tato London, after describing Ids penon as " so well propertiosed that Nature rear week a more perfect pat ters " aoudads. with commending him for his " pregnant wit l'ad most gentle nature." Philip, from the hour of his Undies, had been onstest la all his religious observances. "He was as mastual," mays Michell, " is his attendance at num, sad his rostrums of all the forms of devotion an mon k ;—more so ' as muse people thosght, than Na as uss ho age and station. The se clastastios." he adds, "with whom Philip had constant L isteners., talk loudly of hie piety." Yankton was no hypocrisy in this. However willing Philip may have been tW his ionsera for the interests of religion might be sou of men, it is no less true that, as far as hs understood shoos interests, his ewers was perfectly sincere. The aster state of Breland may have even operated as an Inducement with him to overuse his scruples as to the ensure with Muy. " Better not reign at all," he often remarked, " than reign over heretics." But what triumph more glorious than that of couvertisg them heretics, sad bringing them back again into the bosom of the church f He woe meet serous to prepare the min hia new sub. jests for an Wearable reception of the pa p al legite, Car dinal Pole, who was armed with full authority to receive Car the submission of England to the Holy See. He employed his personal In with the great nobles, and enforced it cocasionsUy by liberal drafts on those Peruvian ingot& which he had mat to the Tower. At least, it is asserted that he gave away yearly pessioss, to the large amount of between fifty and arty thousand gold aunts, to sundry of the Queen's ministers. It was does ea the general plea of recompensing their loyalty to their mistress. Carious it was that this fixed idea was the source from which sprung all his misfortunes, and which led to the dissolution of the most magnificent monarchy in Europe. Since the days of Philip 11. Spain has gradually sunk from its position as a first-rate Power. Its importance at his accession is well described by Mr. Prescott : Boom after Philip's arrival in Brauer took place that memorable semis of the 'Niceties of Charles V., which occupies the intredutery pages of oar aunties. By this 'wet, Philip saw himself master of the most widely ex tended and powerful monarchy fa Europe. He was ring of Spain, comprehending ander that cams Castile, Aragon, and Ora:tads, which, after surviving as Indepeadent stars for centuries, had been first brought under one sceptre la the taiga of his father, Charles the Fifth. He was King of Naples and Sicily, and duke of Milan, which important possessions seared Um to sostrel, to Cgrut octant, the nicely balanced sears of Italian politic. He was Iced of French. Color, and of the Lew North's, comprobandles the most flourishing and popremereteress in Chriallseflime whose people bad made the gnome savor in mesmeree, husbandry, sad the varieuenesehinie arts. As tinder king of England, he eveatually reared ea Wieser, whisk es we s hall see, enabled his to direr the counsels of that country to his own purposes. Is Atria he possessed the Claps de Yard blends and the Cowie, r well as Tunis, Ores, and some other i i ncr is t press on the Barbary soar. Re owned th e P s sad the Spice Islands is Ada. In Amerce, besides memorises is the West Isidro, he was master of the rich empires of Kezieo sad Peru, sad rained a right to • boundless cutest of mostly, that °rated ma ethaustible field to the sapidity and miteeprise of the Spanish adventurer. Thus the doesialeme of Philip stretched over every quarter of the lobe. The flag of Castile was sees la the remotest lad the Atlantis, the Parra, sad the for off Indian esse—pausing from port to port, and uniting by ecommercial interpose the widely mattered ears hers of her vast eoloatist empire. The Spanish army soarer& of the most formidable la- The in Europe; veterans who had bees formed under the eye of Charles the Fifth sad of his pascals, who had fought on the fields of Pavia and of Malabo or whit, in thelf Now World, bad climbed the Aides with Almagro sad Pif&l7o, rid helped these bold shish to cmathtew the dyassty of the Leas. The navy of Spain and Pruden esetbieed far weeded that ef say other power la the number sad sise of its vessels ; sal if its sapreare7 might beeueles uadhir eta In tl" Oa the " marrow me," he it rode t h e rearm al thiamin& Ye ripply t seers for usesersing this essay estabilehmests as well as the mom& =Wow of gevelemest. Pr* had at his sow gelleddiereassnes MI the New Vert& end if the laressat totopoloss his Moo had drained oho eseheqsa, It was ' lie sliver stress that lowed is trees enah h is = Wass of Uremia NA Potosi. AMY* east swim with its magnificent researees, was Orli is the dimmed r a single man. Philip recd ever it taflfh assettbeetty rare theetate than that paesered by say Iblegloth phis! daee the days of the Crean. The Re therseds. Wean, maiatared a show ef indemademie trim less shadow of their sesiest lastitudess. they isemeseed t e supply tale aessieittes of the mews ßat by a tea logger than the treeltliellel America. Naples and Mina IPSO ruled by amnia' etunses. Timms, with delegated pewees essreely lees time theme daft wesoies, WNW+ ow the Ashortssa ottosiso, width retsina their lowa frota ATROCIOUS CRUELTY TO A SRA APPRENTICR.--a The magistrates et Sunderland were on Friday engaged M. investigating a case of horrible cruelty, perpetrated by Theeses Weir, sieptein of the brig Bells. of 13lyth, os Bombe Bess, a boy eyed 12 years ' an appreatioe on board that mewl. It appears that Weir has been in the habit of beads, the boy, aid on Monday be bad given him no bed from dieser time, whereupon the youngster had neat morn ing taken the lib erty of et/Ably a biscuit mimeo water to break his fast, when the motels, obseseistg him from hie state roam , came out, lashed him over heed end body with a rope, kicked him, sad ten the heir isvin his bead. A more pitiable sight it wits scarcely 'alibis to esseeive than the helpless frame which the ltith fellow presented, as he sat, half naked, quivering with pain, and usable to bear the drawin on of his clothes over his braised and battered limbs. The superintendent of pollee read th e fol lowing report of his inspection of the boy's penes " From the ht side of calf of ht le ft up to the Gee mass et bruis rig es ; the left t side of calf leg up to t hip he hip, also • mass of bruises • the bott , m and hips and the whole of the back up to the 'neck, also right and left shoulders, one mem of black bruises; both the arms and wristbands black sad swollen • both eyes black, and fare puffed up ; the hale tern fr om off the right side of heed, in fact, nearly the whole of the hair tern frtm the head : • cut on top of head about a quarter of an lash long ; both ears torn, as if from duper sells; the whole body cue mass of bruises, se if Area the lewd horrible hutment. Boy obliged to be carried lake eourt." The evidence for the prosecution occupied the taut until six o'clock, when an adjournment took pact to Monday. The boy's life is considered to be Is *alms d ang er.—Mateeheafer Cheardien. ROYAL Couros or PHICICIANd.—At the quar terly steeds, of the cambia majors, held on Saturday, .Dee. 22, Dr. Itithardsoo, Tunbridge-wills, heels; under lies* the necessary examinations for diploma, was admitted a member et the College Also the following pidloem% ;harpy likewise pease its ezemhatiota, were admitted se s eta lierstistee: Dr. Ws. Sankey , B e dt ime, zest; , Dr. Charles Yellers hors Sydney. ; Dr. Hoary Blossom, Vietcslaluk, Xasekelter; sad Dr. Caleb Winless, Teak.