The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-18 00:00:00

A ;z•' • 1 4 1, • • . 4 -••4 e . /~. ~`~ CI NEWSPAPER • .f . '•{r,:: • _ _• • ..., • •WI ;. CO.T • • . . .".4' ;* • / • r DECEMBER 18, 1860. (Stamped, Id. AdditioiaL) No. 4,477.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, gwop,EINE. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (ai hla/koalliard. Landow LISC of PACK PT SHIPS to AriTRALI.I. For Port Philip, Meet (to leave the iln . ZlO.l Till USDA IL the 20:1114 December, calling at Pb. ; m oath , the splendid clipper ship *SEX. Al . moo lone , w. FOTHrI4IILI. tanimaader. I)Ing in the last India Docks, Thie fhip 1,•1 u. ne .4 s•r, %holey Wfgram and B ow e ce b. heated hue p a Ito I. , ompriils the Lincolnshire, Suffolk. Southampton, %%Awhile, hem, Norfolk, a i d othw and %ell hi. go, +Lip*, built and fitted expressly for the warmer trade t Ao..mba Her accoismodatione for all climes of pas sengers are omarpemed, awl abe rill carry an experienced eare e on —Vor /night or pamage apply to 34LinvL AUport, aad livvila Lowy %lases awl Suns, lSq landenhall- 1 etre, I /Iwo were by this line of packets are conveyed from I Pal/M.-tow t.. Plymouth not-clam for eecead-chew fares, and j ilicouJwldism far <lasa fares. BRIDE CAKES, One to Twenty Guineas each-- iIitUCKLEYS' SERENADERS. —St. hams a. • woman. od for five guineas ; Deride., Madeira, and L Mn, Piccadilly —EVIJIY /LOWY at S sail a Day Per- School Cakes, beta Is. to I. each . alarms sweetmeat ol Allsond formance on seturday atternoo S.—StaSs, ; area, la: Cakes fee Mosel, la. MI. per lb.. Soups, Jellies, Creams. and gallery, is. Tickets may be at llbsimies sal male fart' Tartleta Ball Pwrs and Wrildog Breat i treeided. miters% and at the Whet ollee, § .lO P=. —PEESSELL. Cook satordectloner, mum I cho w at • 111 : foiSTAIEPING PAPER irilb MIK MIT, , or INITLUAL --0 eelbselve nnwrigs, ed. pee HO . ea quires for 6d., Wet Olio, M. 6 • bellow*, Se per rems omeiges Pa r " ' . • ww: .4 • NO XNVILOPIIII, nrvITA TIONB Odd . men, rd HALL MEW MI I • "j:;_. • wilt ALM or ClUtecll Is • • . IF .• NTLY INGEAViD• . ...11—: ' 1_ I. • ~,) •; • • be 4e. 6d.—Obaern, se I . ' • —at, dt, 110C.AIOILY,11011 1 dein b 1...... i. . • :1 N° r SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • (1 TATTIRSALI/S—MoITDAY. No twines' w Ireasseted. The few subeceibers rent were alley leifyied in diecuasing the " Wee 'Polly 'affair at asthma CHRISTMAS BOXES or HAMPERS. YINDLATILI, HAMEL and Co., Wine and Spirit Met , rhanta , Agenta ter ftlannee's Extra stout and Bess and Co.'s Pale Alr„ SS WILLLINCITON-STREET, STRAND, N.C., make up HsManse Beep or Hampers for Sta. contehting ONE Burns PINEST FRENCH BRANDY. ONE urr SCOTCH or IRISH WHISLY„ ONE „ OLD JAMAICA RUM. ONE UST aad STRONOYHT DIN. "NE PINI OLD PORT. ONE „ Delivered tree within ire miles et Mak ratabllslunind. Country orders to be accotupeaded by a remittance ROYAL ALHAMBkA BAUCH MOM NALL—Adidaslot, Sixpence. GPIS NIGHTLY at Seven o'clock.—Si Tbsenend ineey iw Min Is believing. The Inn IS en& In the wall THE DISTRESS AT COVENTRY. 1 A public meeting of the magistrates, elergy i and priocipal inhabitants of Birmingham was held in thlf com- Milrbsereem et the Town•haU the to take steps for sliming funds toy alleviating the distress of the obbon weavers of Oeventry and the surrounding district.. IVEZKLY STEAM (XALMITNICATION to ?LW YORX.—llas LIVERPOOL. Nziw Your. and PU I LA !PIA 1111 A STIIA 11 lEllt COY PA NY Intend despaschins their full powered Iron Screw Mesnisilye, eallo4 at Qiinenolowa drnh puvensery and despatches, le follows : PRIM 1.1 vearooL YOR NSW YORE, NANUAItOO. Wednesday, Dec. ISt tiL terloW. Wednesday. Doc. 26. N.1.:1 RUH, Wedansiay, January 2. And every succeeding Wednesday. Cabin pase.tre. 1.1. 17, and Staidness, according to the accost. Modat on. r ere era purge. Ilguinese, huh: ins all provisions waled. t•oen,fer, roe Canada and the Weetern Matra hooked threedit nn .nary W terms.—Yor further particulars Fli s to WILLIAM IN N, 211. Weaseutrest Limped; se Iv sod MACEY. [tag Williessatemi. BONDS the OTTOMAN EMPIRI, of Scott , . eat 11, withdrawable at par. tweed at 3l2tr. aa4 beatnikt ia annual Interval ea 30(r., or e 4 per cent. By a °Detract cu, laded en the lath Oct., lard, between Oa Turtuili itovernucut and !IWO. J. VLSI Ina Ob., mad Magi by u amperta Orman. a lama has hero effected. e L The t 41..*ing la the eaphaatery atateminst which pnarks this ..entne t . Canient of Ala Majt my the Sollan. desirous of m 4 tracttor a loon. ha. propued to a company of bookers and mpg -11 and cuts to them by coatnict a mum of Untie an Tut R.•!: re.e.l4 eie Interest on which at tt per mt. would Is payable in the illifereat cities of listropc, and chiefly at TtaY SO le aortal Government. &shim Wm to 'lard sew dearantav for tMa loam. and to anvery the payment at the We rest ~ . .1 th. n-d. mption .4 the reseal capital In flee"y en.m.r.• and sedertokea Se ellert rege . l= . lll 6 =ble menuPaVo• al. t.. .. Ito se their :Inv rod mad le mow le hill the eendltlens d eeenrity the Imperial Government sodpa es mianastee for payment neg.! the art rirary waddle OS dee, tae stemersl revenues d th..rtonnol Vampire. ad espeelelly the kneed revenue easier rated In Aril. le OTaMMIIS. Py flrown of lb Maje;i7 W gam tAr tamed ?muss siolga-.1 as roaramiss, and sposilled IN Art mt. Y ut Iree euntrset, are conflru.l. tieeeevejeete. meisteed teethe permit al the Interest sad Est ihe missyllea tot the hes. sesemai Tn 141.8111,1111 Tortes! piastres. tt 41,201.eeepeuele etertlng, tlr 32,106.019 MI t. 111. lhe arm readied he the gemeat of the samiltles de* fee the hihrees atrl redemption of the bee. sale anseanting to r,.Poi s eee ti . the melee Ida be deli.eret to the Yla4tty of Please. el the Oteeima Implre fAet. II . f'OLUCTION Or THE OUARA IT fra Ict Oak March of fury ))cu, 'he laming of the nye. avec of the • Mamas Empire Is publicly swatted by the Mbaister of Please,. 14. be Iblinltte4 P. ounpete for thl. funning the eandb Jibe meg be guaranteed by hanken re.ideut at Conetaatheeple. It te oe a.. mud of Mb situatknt that 'tit follow log dors was bowled la the townie of e. 1% term.d mono eseigned ea guarani. r *hall be divided Into twelve Flit*: Met twelfth *hall he neveueeotod In a 101 l to order. signed and pad at gee by the tanner. and their raanustesa Thies buinlo announced le every cart to the total mown by %be bases :J somonneeot. he deblend Is advance wind neeelapts 1.. Si.. eastractunk to then eosin,* it for the Mee he Den agesto THE COMMINsioN volt THE LOAN. Ae.:nrdirrt bothitairms of Article 11 of Ur wirstract tbsi ebb kusinrw •,f the lama bare thr right of &whir crpmergrumar mho will Ir ask to tommanieste with the fleminumml. The emirs tor. ern also receive direet from thr bands of Om farmers rlev• roommitim payments .4 the rcrennes sprvially ed Ire the pagssmat of thy Interest and thr restostpUos of lb. loan. For tbs ..arryleg owl of Ms arrangement the Oommument of I:m*l,6st Majesty Mr authorised the constitution of • special coranisalim of twelve member, nvitrn% at Colletsittlaelay. Parlr. ant tondos, who will be ampowrred to supervise— The rvrelpt of the farmed reirrtiLle• alidii4urd as guarantor. !. The r.golar payment of lho lutermt mid the redemption of the Lan This Cominlrsion Is composed as follows : Ti 1.1111111;, boater. Mr n 11.teson. toe of the Met -tenet the leak et Turkey At Con.tantloopit. bi Ar: uf the arm et Arland, 0. Cowl. sad d Coe. stubutubuirit. 1111PIT.M.; LnXINIII. ....• . . - - The Flaanl ..ll)lreetars.littalsekSt 71;114; composed of tees II Ell., ►vl.. of the Ina of Roberts. bbock. and Co. 1 1 11111. u. .iledstomp. Eel of the arm of Thome" Boom. ar,.: C.. 11. 0. oonloo. En; of the Oriente.% hank. 11. 1.. It.ftlocanat hi, Rat the nem of Ralocanachi, noes. and lONMARRA •15111 , L AT AT PARIS Consat Sm. Z-on. - N. Doson. r• maul General of turkey. • Uelnlon. Vire President of My soeletts Gin* rale de 06111 raurwrcial et In.loodrlel. laldore Ykoild de Saint Denis'. APPAYAIEN'T ur THY. CAPITAL VAtrart from the t •mtrtia. Art fl. Prep, half year and at least one wrath ledore the end Of each prrloil that is to say. la Juor and litscstsiher. acorn:silt. lee. comp...id of the Aiehaosador of the Sandree Poste or Ns &legit.. 0.. representetlige of thr Contractors. and a Patek Notary, h.. 11 {iron-vit. at Pails or Loudon. to the drawing by lottery of Ito to he ndoeused. . . . . . AA .tatenient ,f the numbers drawn shall he home. Mathl3 publithed and vonimuniested to the Minister of Flashes at t ..ustant,...ple. Louis me redeemable .t Su tts In to years by half. Tarty then 11. Bret .Inswing will take plare In the North et Jose. sod the rialemptbm of the Melds drawn with the payment of the hotnnet will be effected trona tbe let July. ISM. TILIII - Ltli wTATINIEST Olf TIIE REDEMPTION OD TIM RONDA IN THIRTVAN VILA Ilk Years. , l'rers. 114 13.512 Ste 144 14.4.4 2SM lath 141. 15. 414 101 1144 BMW nth 111413 Nth IT* WIN fa KM lab WIN SIR KM lak IRMO SIM son Mk 14.3111 12444 Air 214 31.61 111Y4 31n 4 neol USN Mk mi.dion Sub rode IMO Mono Yvan. 14 0.714 201 . 7.1114 7.1411 4th Sth 4..47111 . I ftn Sth 10.101 14th 11.3411, 11th lltti 14740 7tAGOTI I. IITION 97..711E. scan. Tbe gertp et Oils lanais aelrotiable lathe faliewlegplares : At refl.. At Ilesee. b. Al .ImoSeedaso. Lotoln I , Antwerp, I Itseebarg. TAT LVIT Or I NTUEPT. . . - The 71.n.1s Fro of Soo fr. ark hr.rfolt an annual 'atm" , of Vir • .1m olwisi from the 14 JaouAry. Istrt, sal payable an th• Jul) and 14 Janson. 1. C... Git4mlo do Crfdlt !o.llmtriel et Conumerelal ai P trm £: thve'elmeffilnirsiodeeehomlu de Per. Mmes. I. Ilkis and I • , at Port.. Alt ,11.011 of 'nuke', London. TH R Ac ^r•Hat Nth,. arranerneela settee how been eencleded— Tr U.. Studien .4 useetaus Ingle. represented at c•mstart.r and awl It r Latter ntpresenUen Mmes. G. U •o owl isr . he e Oven sedened MOM beads. lo U. «to, t fiend. U. Owl. am! Ut... he theft as. onl In the messes et their Col..taimilsopie 110,000 hoods. T lboldwe of the Ceisset Geatesto die temp Par In ...toot., to widolt there boot Uttil Naomi *: lloit!ilitt ntt PUBLIC artnrItITTION 71. are foo so* met., ar•l hear as animal Interest og nal r..) the ist July anti lei J truery. TrltWm sir st Tr an. Ira...lag 310 :Au af• lat)sale as follow• Par. al the War •.I WI. within lo •Ity• Enos liar publication of thc a1l•t went from th... Intl, or the nOth January tr. I. •, - zrth ►rhniary. :nat „ ru: . l March. „ tin! ~ Jinn April. nin. See. T er .hst the tit, ete4em d 7 yey lb. • 4.0 la.o.etui of tkoe bop,. gr.,/ rtlio‘ an All-ow t of N. f, ...k k ..ay .111 Meth, ..11 alletwelit I ur ..ttpileu aro °prowl .•11 the 11thi...: a: the fullowriag eel . tttr:•.nal.,..r.. Rill Itlht br Lotb ..! Turf", t..:..,1..1 J 7111.•ryben. belheye. and en. 114.444dm and ..n 1! '4lr. ./ heresokrrs. Geoaler. • , ..1 I I .1.. rt th. 1.42.11.4 Ynn..• Au tvesneb. • the hula'. • ;Ma., W Cke rr.lit lerm. J. Miri • and I ‘l.-E nEVERAI., I)I Et . . It 1 p•ul. alt ttf the ..t.tole Itteut• .ster t.. lor wtherrtp. ht.. I n 1... the •harrtottl.lrru tlw Caltra• It.. • tl, •tt • t ho k iliire u g For L . r.a roseels, 14. "fie btuul fur four Th. 111.1. nre 1i0n..1 at 31t1 S 4. lAN tit. almirehnl•len nt n. rate dr. rArti. .1. Per. not 1.114, so to re d. r...y 14 integral annwont onf thole rihing . • -- Th.y a s nrelrlsr In cl.lll.loebee SIB tno.met Of & PIT tent. lit' tl.lr oabftroplaus Y selere4 Y artrt We. per Tr. %.41. n *An may deOre r. 3,1411 Shemerlve• fide . 1 . Lg. rra.sured to preervit their Amok .W 6.11110 11 P”, the par... 14 .Y.7f ix 1:.• .111 rera Ir. I` , ..•, 1. 4. rip, whicts 1. ract WIZ% ti Ik. Jrlll.l •••' .rtivll*.t. In I. olir of S. .t....rrh..1.kr..+1 tI rod... • •lir unioinswn.n.l.4l Tur.6,.lA. ntn lava. 14.4re...11.4 Wit Al the Maßilauwat 0 ' M sw 1, Illete awl 9R Le* RlA•tlen. NOTICE WINES at liItiiIJCIED DUTIES. His. : On . and 24a per dam *Mao inolndcd,. ASSORTED CHRISTMAS HA USW containing : 3 Bottles nparkll ng Champagne 3 Bottke Royal .4paill.h /theory 3 nettle. line fruity Port B Ith Sample. of Brandy or Ho/lenda gnats. The same in pulls, 116. ur Per don. Bottle Claret ,Via Orljnaire Oll 0 0 1 Bottle I hat , lia , White Burgundy) —OlO 0 • 1 Bottle '. Household - Smarr 'Spangly 1 0 0 0 1 Bottle Bola Mary 1 0 I 0 S Bottle Port Tortigtesol Bottle Port Tlntip, 18611 1l• 0 0 I Bottle Port South Anton . 1 0 0 0 1 4Z=4 -----6---1 1 -° 2 2 - 1411, haratlltado I %Mk Osaikkolla 1 IMO& liroYr 140 0111 140 010 140 010 LI itampirs of Barginady, Brandy, or Holland., grata The mine Amortment, In Pinta Ith i•winple, Burgundy Brandy, or Holland,. gratis MINIM guaranteed pure, aa Imported direct from elalls. Opaste e l a id Nwdesax. Al bottles ere warranted to hoed Two Gallons to the ems. WRITE WINO . • is 1,2, 3, 4 Doses Cues Iserbeid firm a very .sparlar Mauer Wise, per dos tes Odd or Pak, a Wks of rubetaneo aad Ilse ty flat Old Pale Dep Skim Mammals IM I Itrtsra ilitorry Chabtle les. and 4i. Book l won. _ _ 1. it 5..f4 won cr. . Prrrt tram the Wiwi. liTliarir Imsdistk,usto .. per dos Mt. IR.I la Wood Ms. Part, M 6 Priaty Wins, Mr IRAs Km Old Mow Prom S I I•44tam Is Welk RIR, T Chu*, esselkut scmail Wino Do. Olia choke lis. VW GulloGGI • Du. vac, Kw Ses. %IMP&, • good mead Who DU SPARKLING WIW I% ken lis sal stiGnled _. . . SPUI.M!. Rl' RO NDY BRANDT, via; seir;rior W elks ire. CIXINAC BRANDT ma. air In De. IS nen obi Kama Wa. ROLLA-NOS ftirmilny.as Impulse RIFT OIN. slisselk gm pin Sci Friesian. tree as nnaketbra, with 11. ineM Awards of OM 'A' lass. W Ise EAU). are blended to the prices Oen paled. net • eesekiernle awns my be netted by ordering 7, 14, or ft pallos swim ANTHONY BROCON. WINE and Smarr IMPORTIR, 11, STRAND, LONDON. W.C. STZVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Mar etrala.—llsker and COLONIAL SPIRIT& P. and Or win nesemiend the following, Tin Kn :—elalt Gin, On 4d. and M.; highest quality mg obqrgth, ISt and lb dd par gi1133 Jonas num Ia at awl us:. teem qua lity. grind, 17s, gar obis. Wldieg, vary superior highland, ida rJ 206. per plea r Ineh. 10t par gallon. Tall price MU of wines and bee ea eggilislies. Term, cash.- 111. Wllll3. SANDEMAN'S PORTS, at the reduced duty ,rall paM to say Medea Is ad hen THO 6. xvoi tad SONS, vise. Oa. sad thenthesee (teneerde et to Teats parer/on te the lea d Ltheeliethel. 21. Leath a Conduit-street. WA.. lrewa the weed. id red the. per death . eider wthee, the. MIL, the : very dieted sad aid, the. M.. the. to Ina : Peomeftre Itherreee, mood Amer wiles, sta. sod XL . @evertor PK, 4166. 44e, ith ; ith. , 9 we old that lodise. ISt ; dine Yedeire, the.; 141 : : ., ifontesax. 2th . et. Juba. !t • ow Hithidth _SW Weber th ree l aw SAM Alle . 1e left hied *ben spier caws. BABLOWS 8117-ACITNG SYPHON TAP. No Noraore boorfraser wins. 4a.6.1. BAILOWI TISI VIT= .4. C.MIK STAND:—No welds er sediment dlitarbed la UMW; will Tway Its cost a beadreil fold. To suit coals of *vary atm Prigs from fs. opwasta. BA RLORM AUTOMATON CINDER sirriz.—Wareaated to rare one togs at sash par par. Price ll• a& Engravings gratis. masuovre ITTLICTING )PLAT REWL—WIE reast a hese hist wW a ismlllire, sod tare a too or waver year. Ma. BARLOWE POTATO MatlllLlL—The only mothod to soak them la perfortlos. Mae es. , 75., 01. LO N Apply dim& B JAMINI ARW , 14. Lag slam direct, Ilanalos-hoses. tsvastor sod wastes. bar that Ma same and atlarsaa la on every article ; all others ars spurious Isltstless—RhalißEME QOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE, Relish, Suomi /ante, Aromatic Mustard, te.—Thees eseellemiprepareliese of islikh the Luxe( to Its flea Ansi) maim of Articles of rood. reported so tsvowtbly of stork putty sad whoisseeserees, are to be obtained of 4/1 grocer. sad ItAlAss matheassuies the ntted Kingdom. Maj. - vs lailapaamable ottli Mita swat, vault poultry. hashes. Mon. and afl mole dialtaa, aad Impart deo to CRIMPS meat., and cattota a isnot &balsas Istroar. Wholesals. CRIMPS and HUCK WELL, Purveyors to the Quota. 21. Bobo mom lotattaa. APIG FATTENED in HALF the USUAL TIME, sal the bacon upwards of Twopenoe per pound sop. dor In guilty, through the daily uas of Pennyworth of THOIILIttS MUD foe CATTLE. &Awed prices Lamina, con tinuum 440 Seeds with measore, 40e.. eases, containing 444 feeds, In packets, 41.. Carriage paid to say railway station in the t Wiled Klemlum. JuitKPLI THORLEY, the Inventor and Sole Proprietor. • Pamphlet post free. (Aces, Steam MUls, and lianufaetory, Caledonian mad. King's-eras Lowden.— Agents required In every town when Doss see 'beady appoisted. SEWING MACHINES.—WHEELER. autl WILPONA natal 14X7Y-STITeII " SCWING MACHINIOL Apvcd Mee 1.200 2,0e0 stitches per minute.—bais 1001114 Ostord-strect. Descriptive pamphlets gratis. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, for the promotion of Renional Attraction —ROW LAN DR' SIACASAAR SRL • pre•erver And beiniUller of the hair beyond all precedent. Rowlands' Kalydor. foe litipartleur a radiant bloom to the row pleskin. and • softiies* and &heavy to the bands, anus, and neck ilowlandl tbiumto. or l'atrl Dentifrice, for 'Dins a pearl like vrlcterseve to the teeth, and flagrance to the breath. The pat of Royally tbronithout ititrope, their frenend um. by rank and fashion. and the universally Meows of of these artb 'Pie them • celebrity naparalloirrik and render them pei tiller!) elecant and seamatible vrearnth—Wald by A. ROW- D and Re iN•, SO, liatioasearder• and by cliendats and per fumers. *.* Ask for Rowlands' Weeks. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. De. SCOTTS 311.10111 and MY= TILLS, without any Mercurial Ingredient, from Um recipe of enroll! will be found invaluable so sU who sutler from hills, aa4 liver compLunte, tied. -passe, ratline,, dirrinees of the eyes. ie. V o r habitual costiveness, as a family aperient medi cine. and as a purifier of the blood, l:ey are truly excellent: mill In their operation nod grateful to tba stomach, the ,reeto appetite, promote diatwoil.e. sod eleeleilhen the whole somas system —Said hy W. lambert, sad W molt drattztate, Is boxes, lu 1 id. awl a iid. E. to,. to aek he Le. Soett's Wilma sod lAret rills. The genuine area roan grow peoetiage, with o Milian lasabart. Ile. Jeneys•rmet " imenewee w the dwell. D. BUCHIVB DOMESTIC biEDICRTI24. i t .k rATENTACOALCCIATIII) V 10; ETA BLS PLLLit. • Jazzily Prugattee lee remilistig the bowel., purifying the Mood, rensoritig yttlalad humours. bilious fool liver complaints, rheu matism, honk 'melodic affections: c.otiveassa, he. Vegetable Mita 01•00msl lur emdkating all skit. eruptioos, sores, seated aken. Re., Re. Concentrated Vegetable Irene*. I ' i = greatest stnoitheiter of nature for the delicate, debilitated, awl seed of both series. effoMially coring depresalon of spirits irrinsholity, nerrotieneas, withering of the system, coughs, its. and all chest enrophunts, together with the results seising hoes sojourn and entwine to the extreme• of clhoste. Importing • beautiful and clear complexion. afionotin at once • new Maw of Ids to all. t ores pilot,' anti snont 1.. fon, Aldernian Solomon*, r . at Guildhall. within the pit-loin lion 01 the light Hoc the Loot Mayo ..f Lamina. hell lot 11, and Co.. paaaalaaa, gg, N e arean.stonet, ihrottla,m,t, Lang 4.•., W., and all chemists in Won stole...nary Mem- POI. rvi 1..•‘,14. 1!41., 2s. 9d., and intitment, per pot, Is. 1 td. anal he. 9. , : Erman, M. Id.. Its., or bottle renaming's/ four times Utst quantity, 33e, Amnia clay, 73, larrtemluo-streetAmmer, 150, Usford.st reel ilanaay, R, OsferOntreet Flutter, 4, Chespdde. Hooper, 43, Kass tVilllananiswet, Hoeden, Gime chttrehnimet : IMinhlghffersoki. he . he- hatreds evils Or Pun free for ear ebumb et an its. and 111miona-it. be. Buchan's Puniest. Mohan" omillanlgg remnHM foe every dhows. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, High Zoltan. Ifs best ontortaismsat sew Sattatte 41 the grist Mina of straws to the mearepolis Inn Ing the CATTLE MOW, end the kW the adebllii mint ideas 1•01011111 on fhb ocomion, va 00 ell as mate st Maps* T. met DANCI/01 essiltene ems boss Moe thee anal. The amoklair and refrahmsa amber to most tommodins, sonesiel mimed biles he the =Wort a the ashen. and as remlbaoseen imadied with English and foreign foam& Yr. W. Y . Tecksts celebrated bud will perform overtures and misellens hem the Woodard ammo and a choke programs of donee music The war and earealsesnle an ad the lea dem Admission. is. ARGYLL ROOMS, Windmill-street, Plops the handsomest and beet toned rooms In Europe, are OPIN for coNerars and A. CINO. C.onducted by the weU.known artist, Mons. Anthony Lasnotte, of Parisian celebrity. Y. Boulcourt, the greatest cornet player In this country, plays solos nightly. Doers open at half-past 7. Dancing at 9 o'clock. Aftilmies. Is. N.D.—A magnificent =oldie sad retuling.rocen is added to this eetabilahmant UPE RI9R PIANOIPORT2B.—Nemem ben to tbs salosM paw% Vehiesii, Ma, Mask T R HAZI en 7e LIQUIt OB PIAMOVOit compassto 7 octaves, wbkh Is admitted to be opal to any 3oilaootal grand pianoforte offered to the public. It Is hunt with Iron Dan, metallic plate, superior doablefoa, sad improved soft pedal, which avoids the shifting of the acUso. so that the tome, although soft, la not feeble. These Instruments are of e= x t construction, and saw silted and fluted behind, sod so II that they may be placed in the centre or in arq part of the drawing room. The shove instruments prepared and gnashed for extreme climates. Merchants, shippers, and the trade sup pried. List of prices, ea/ testimonial' from the most andnent professors, sent free ca spnlkastian. FOR CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S GUTS. Those wishing to mike a metal sad ornamental Hand are recommended to porthole one of WHIRLER sod ell OW UNRI V ALLED - LOCK 4ITITC11" SEWING itAciutaa—ask• ROOMS, gas, Odordotreet, aear Tottenham-mart-road. WINTER HOSIERY of every description inclading all the NRWIL9T PATTERNS be warm Woollee Stockings and Under-clothing for family nee gad ingsbiln Superior coloured Wavle for &Nilo, drr.asing-gowne, te.. is vediets. —POPE and PLANTE, Manufacturen, 4, Water- Pallenell, Loudon, S.W. TB&OMEGA. —A NEW CAPE for GENTLE latradaeed mad to to had aatr at II•YILTON mad 1L1107011114 Tabora Li 11a, Mzi d. treat mama kar m a: b l acmes laaatteaten requiring Kuod and taah drags aaa so Irvin to. beat wisterias art latest at*. • Moot at atoratas wip == m ad m. overouata always oa bassi.—Se. 114111ampd„ CRAMINAS sad NW MIR'S GIFTS. st on to snot rotiplabls IW owastlefog toe 'metal mad ofiriosoial ; and vflut atm metal and ornamental thou Hsi gmemants sea& * ISOM sod SOH, lIIIKARANT IMMO, WOOLLLIf DRAPERS. 11.111113/4 1101/Call, MOT aad nos YAWS, W 4311111LILL OUTIVITTIMIL Loudon Houses Corner ot Illooriss and Aldeste. New Osfordatrset, owner of Hart-street. corner of Tottealtatnuourt-road a 41 Euston-road. Orontry lisSalabsintoots Thornton s- "• =t. Bradford. torksldre. TarrtN Sitsuld b a:y li attleks to approved of, It will be ex changed or Qs Imes. reamed. Z. YON = and SOWS HUM for SZLF•II.BASUItratiLNT sad lists or prima with pinglist on theap Rowdy made post Clothing Sys ton plot and rassokonik ea plicatlto, or frm. The larAELldll p MAIM me C UstE fi EV LAY YRI Da Y EVEN ING at sunset man Saturday tomcat, when badness Is nomad until 11 o'clock. DRESS FOR JUVENILE& Very description. 111 tbe best sad Yea styles, may b• oblaised at • mosarnes st•le• of AND 80N, MERCHANT TAILORS, WOOLLEN DRAPELq, HATTIRS, 11091 WT AN I/ SMOZMAKEMS, AND 0 ormrnas. arm comer at lilawkasa* N Oseurieusul. isil i tadgest. • ( unser el TeilmberomMerd mad Diston med. Oman , : KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.—What .11seseee are NNW .1 flag M tbelr comewiroces than ru54,, , A,41 rfloyha, (Volds, !nes 711wa16 Of Lungular Aliertlons • Ilr hat sad lorot ruseoly b K LATINO'S C.)11:11 alIN.:101. Prepsys.l sad maid la buses, Is. 1..1 , and Tino. fs 101 each, by rmsivas KEATING, 711, M. lul. l'hurrhyard, Loudon. Extant by AU Druggists At. SEA SICKNIC B I3 PRZ‘ILNITD.—JOZEAU'S utast:LW! aro osalidestly ruAanassamil as • pre, Mire awl core I.4ses *lama —Tthe lolloAtes Autlium&l.•ith • 'them •dl 1.• •rot to peeve their allow : " Mr,-4 have mach plea, • Nang st.le to date OM fo.y feet wepagh weer the .e• w•• mutt. ward Ibit:l any Mau*. I tat* thifse of ynn• pilla •th perk.' onecroa —Vont*. Atr..J W., J P. Coa Etton. Oillar, July 1, 140 "--13varra1 Ilepnl. Gaging Jov-au Fr,ovh chemist. •dl klayakerkok las .I.A. Yi 21. 1 1 ag. Quentin. , Perm Is bnii•-•, A. AL eArli . fret by pod, ft II Just pablisbed, pries la. by poe4 IA sloops, DR BRIGHT'S MANI:AU on Nervousness and Premature Deem, and the inseam to be eft In order effntoally to rent* or regain primitive vigour and 111 eve rl mace of hie sod ender all tifCllll444•COll. EICII OWNS sect effect has been carefully doffed and :,1,..41,04 by per. *mai oloenatlon In the vartoos rontlneotal and zoom boo- Was, as aim Is private •tire. By Daunt Dewitt ILD., lleeutlate of the College of nYaILA.IIIII, Ilember of tie Royal Coney, of Someone. Lontatol, etc. Loudon: J. Allen. TO, Warn leh.lane. rill kpositigb Wimp zir frs Dammam - • :. . ?RADA • 'l94lOntsicif Bigeocattlmey write* : I " I Dm informed th at 1,000 tamed% Alai fa are at the present time out al this , and, In ooesequeste, esty My u door has of hie • beta boot, tigmeplha r titti lief. 1111111011 and addresses of MO *to lest slope were Mks e down, in to I week Of these numbers 378 have keen vielOd dill, rein, it their own home, either isY the emielet AIR tors, Ike ecripotre reados, ay coo* st optit e itod the I ressaidger are In mune of vlsitnalea, . relief 5 51 inside* 'von in broad and comic to the deaerving sick sad poor, without distinction as to amid or meet, the scriptural injunction ' to do phil unto all IN% y unto them who are of tits Itos of faith.' OM solgtoirooders writes in blejeenhVildaey mead iseudy believe Ike m a{ Mnts: with. ' Vs Anti • nit with _ , .. alit .1. II T .., ii. a • 4 . , gout, and wife Owed j the mother with hos ar Ail. heights continually upon its ratninge's nee; ; iVr w eg same with maruly of tee er eta shildrea . - tas bar ter support. I can bear wheelie to the tru of his statement, having seen the mem m . We have cionefoie subscribed, and none Of the hove Ogee meet liberally in aid the Alma • • kre emeleibutione to mist the Nekid Visiting op liongid kis the Southwark —.akar the Lorin mad We eOdmer ink, or will be fly lesetved bptrea. y Mr. Jab, teetisek, the rector's , Illeehteadoe ' :_i,.. S se nailTt• Al chrthe prewar. the LOAM Vann% branch of the Loudon most ,u rolly_receiver, ch en, —monde.) —. il _ ---. . • - PH: csaarmas CATTLE SHOW. Tlik quality of besets at the Metropolitan Cattle Herbst yestaday pos entsinly very good, with roue re narniMy flee epseunent, Arapirior cretin respect' to those *or it th e Itaker.threetHinar, Demure they were =caved • butcher's ledikek;" er in other words of a more "missile' character and quality. There were, however, some, but few, cairn bullocks, such as were mice considered the epee of perfection, remarkable for largeness of bone, isoanthree of inest..arid superabundance of unsaleable fat. A want el breed, sad mane Wear of feeding, were here observ able. Is 0000aasseegqm000e of the exoessive supply—reach more thrills' monied- -the beef trade congaed very lan m*,•thelecietieued so ter bouts. The butc he rs would not buy, hi hopes afebteraiegsupplies cheaper in the conned the day Ththe th e salesmen were y firm inn eting their lathe, as the weather proved favourable, the wad being kith snow, sad very cold. Th e top price ob '=F the best beef wee sa. 6d., but more geserall sa. 4d The sale at Bakerxtreet Benue wee briny and we believe the only animal unpaid there sotseal to the Metropolitan market for sale was a solitary Hereford heifer. The number of sheep bespoken was 22,170, but the numbs. brought Into the snerkst wee ally 19,580. The weather being good, sad the small few the the mottos trade ruled • y and bid ill were datruodel rad obtained readily It appears remarkably singular still tales that a tie zneste b,l4 tan Cattle-market ar tales SO 4111. • state of mad; murk, sad mire. Tian ball edr- • afforded tire market committee te nab= at the The state the approach from the le such that it cannot well be worse in a smith of brow. • I lb the close of the day the trade became firmer, and ithyry best mattes made se. Bd. per stooe. Compiadve statement of prises sod supply of cattle at faarlsot on the great day of this and the put svo years : Yesterday, Inc. 17, 1860. Bad . . 4s. Od. ss. 4d. Bente ... ... ... 7,860 Hattesi... 4e. Od. Is. 86. Sheep ... ... ... 19,240 Vaal .... 10d. (knee ... ... ... 210 4 Park . ' 4.. Od. se. OIL Pip .. ... ... ... 515 Moseley, Ina 11, 1850. . t **IL . Ir. 7.: '7.- 2 7 i, 5 :0 Viel ... 4s. Od. ss. Od. (hives ... ... ... 160 3a. M. In Ild. mendir, DeLPIE,.II6B.. 1168. Bed ... .. . 40 Reef ... 4s. IL ss. M. i Haab ... ... ... 6.424 Mutton 3s. Bd. lb. 01 I 5heep.........23,M) .. • Veda 3c 6d. do. Od. Cohtio 'll5 Pork ... Od. 40. Od. Pip Monday Doe. 14;1867 - Bed ... do. IL 48. la. Bomb 6,856 Mottos do. &L k. 4d. Moor ... ... 18,468 yea ... 4.. 2a. as. 9i I 1114. 69 Perk ... 3e. 6d. 4e. 6cl. I Plp 330 Monday, Dee. 15, 1101. Beef .. Is. 6d. Is. Si Barbs _. ... 7,460 Mutton . . 4.. 4d. be. IA I Meer Veal ... 4s. 4d. Is. 4d. Calm .„ 172 Perk ... 4.. 2d. ss. Id. Pigs . PIO Monday, Dee. 17,1855. Bed ... 4.. Od. Is. lkl. Bemis ... Mateo.. 4a. Od. 6. 2d. Pork ... 3e. 106. 4a. 10d. Pigs ~„ 6,677 102 476 THE METROPOLITAN CATTLE-HARZZR—Yesterday the Lord Mayor, accompanied by Alderman and Sheriff Abbisa, Mr. Sheriff Lusk, Mr. H. L. Taylor, Chairman of the Market. Improvement Committee, Mr. Bunning, the City architect, Deputy Holt, and Messrs. Annie, Symons, Lows, and Gibbous, all members of the same corn suttee, made an official inspection of the modern Smithfield at Copeahagendkilds, as seen in full operation on the market day preceding the Christmas festival. The whole site covers upwards of 75 acres, of which 15 acres are now enclosed. affording standing room for 6,620 bullocks, 3 ,640 sheep, 1,430 calves, and 900 pigs. There I. lairage, mostly under covered sheds, for about 1,600 bullocks, acid a proportionate number of sheep. The slaughterhouses are eight in number, of which two are public ; but three acres of ground are reserved for the extension of this part of the establishment, should circum stances render it necessary. There are besides about 34 acres of the site unappropriated, and available for the pur poses of the market an sat developes itself. In 1358 the number of animals on which toll was taken included 1,443,140 sheep, 219,271 beasts, 35.644 calves, 31,340 pigs, 9,403 horses, and 1.9(X1 donkeys. The aggregate sum re ceived fur tolls in that year amounted to 4,0361. odd, and for other dues to 7,2421. The latest official accounts &bow that the grove income of the market last year was 20,8901. 15a., sad that the atheism, taxes, and other ex penses amounted to 9,149/. 15e. 3d., leaving a balance of income of 11,7401. 19s. 9d.; but against that was plead 20,7114. 17e. 6d. for interest ou luau. and mortgagee, show ing an excise of expenditure over income of 8,94;91. 17e. Pd. A considerable portion, however, of the money borrowed by Use oorporatiou for the establishment of the market was originally rdwil at a bigh rate of interest ; but of late as the bonds have fallen due they have been renewed on mush easier terms. Thus the lees will be so far redeemed, and the corporation also look to the gradual increase in the busi ness of the market for equalising the expenditure and la come. It may be added that it is intended to open a ems munication by the Metropolitan Railway, now in course of construction, and the Great Northern line, between the cattle-market and slaughterhouses, and the market for meat, pou:try, and other provisions, about to be erected on part of the site of Smithfield, an arrangement by which the thoroughfares of the metropolis will be greatly relieved of the hordes of cattle now driven through them from place to place. Tag JANUARY' DIVIDENIAL—There are 130,589 individuals who, on the 9th of January, will be entitled to receive in the shape of interest, for money lent to the go. moment, the sum of 6,012,4471., which represents half a year's interest on 400,329,8184 of Three per Cent. Coosola Of this number of persons by far the greater portion are small holders of stock. For instance there are 45,100 whose dividends do not exceed 5/.• 19,441 whose dividends do not exceed 10/. ; and 42,726:0rb:0w dividends do not exceed 50/. A large portion of the above-mentioned total is received by bunkers on behalf of their customers, and on the day the bankers receive it they advise the parties that they have placed the amount to their credit ; so that on the same day every stockholder in Great Britain will be aware that he may draw on his beaker whenever he thiuks proper. In addition to the interest to be paid to the national creditor iu the ensuing month, there will also be payable for dividends arising from investments in foreign stocks upwards of half a million. Including the dividends and interest on the Indian government and rail way securities, also on colonial securities, and on railway de. beotures and stock, together with those receivable be the shareholders, consisting of rasa) thousood individuals, in the various Pent stock banks and other companies, the total sum coming upon the market from these @mirage in the month of January and early in February, cannot be put at less than eleven or twelve millions sterling.—Moury Markel Review. . . Kiresiscrros Musnww.—During the week sad* Dee. 15 the visitors hays been ea follows :—On htoadey, Tuesday, and flatvirriay, fres days, 3,816 ; on Mon day and Tuesday, free eveslar, 4:246 ; oo the they* Me ditate' days (aasoiseiont to the public lid.), 1.197 ; ous etudents' evening (Wednesday), 29s : total, 9,559. From the opening of the museum, 1,7017,46 K Thorntor-lallalliflirldge=radiord, Yorkshire. sepia UP UPTURN B.—Th• PATENT SELF- Alb ADJUSTING ORMAN TRIM, acting efeetually Mthemt any eseaptiostions. V recommended by the recolty for the am sad relief of hernia. The osetwear) polity a • good Ina is aa etislwt resisting power. without unnecessary pressure on the part affistited, which deairside , d eject le alone obtained Is • Dom amememmbered with elms, spiral springs, or pad behind.—J. LOG W Ow, 1, Pleca4lll,y, W. QPECTACLEk eir aim roved by HARRIS and SON, win mut the *ht. Bettor osonot Ito stooko 11104 ow p.bbiLa ; stook with .Naik Gold awl Silver Speotalos owl noweloasot r=oll yesty, et tw u =to. Ilarrfatit Oink LIM. *Le a l: sod SON ni lo to loyal , ogpoolto Ye British nuseuomloa iliolinotild 1 Clialia—No travollon employed. TEETH, I.Boo.—Post free, three stamps, a TZRATINI REFLAINING Werra GABRIEL'S IMFOR. ?An' ntlitOVKlllarft In ARTIFICIAL TERM sad IfLEX• MLR CORALITI GUYS, whereby one set wW wear longer that throe mammy aster : sad helm, Stied without springs, wires, ot meta* end heal oparaties, prove a valuable desideratum to all who ham eemelis ho the deollsCs services. Nee be pare ibetednes tagedals sad workmanship employed, while the ea lees ev both= half the ordinary cast.—To be obtained al Mews Weld, dentists to the Prime Dottalana, iota. b 1515 gm diploma , No. 110, Repentotreet, W. (nest Umbra. and 13, as 34, Ludgate-hill, City. "The advantage, *Minable by Gabriel, alretem render It pteataluentl, superior ead the mina gprwch to perfection yet attained.' —Maltreat. " Oakeleire treatise should be read by all who value health their srwill sire mods money and more annoyance' —Morning arald. For obvious masons it la neomeary particularly to sots the name, sad OM the merman le the City estebilemiew is up the prinbe pumps between low" the ellevemalth's, mad the Nate Fire Imams Pisa Liverpool: ISA, Dlike-dreet ; : sf, New-Inel In Ur JANUARY litlallt= (Tel Dec Print IL. 01 TEKP 11 A R "alba inewasneneed new Pallid iltory. entitled "TEL AVVXM 90:48 OF MAMMON." By Oncieds AroCMS Temple Bar" Moe. 121. riest-atioset. ertyght pages, peke THI CititISTILU .ei Ntllbra OF THM17126311 OUT.. Now ready, sad eallited SNO W-DOUND, coutdas=tinal Take by the tollowlag authors : John Hollings Albany Ironblanque. D. W Buchanan. D. Richmond. lAscrlic, Wrassil M. E. Brultion. Author uf - Urandmother's Leut. WASIIt fonl, IL N. Money.' &Hound Yates, &c. With Illustranuns by Phis, Rid , Morton, Houghton, Marv/old, etc., de. Iloakton sad Wright, e 6, Paternaeter.rew. Just publ "Ifl ishCed,U ProwRABILI and IT of CON weved Man, SUMP prise One TION SAM& ; 1. being a series of Papers, presenting the most prominent and bnportant Priding Points le the Treatment of the 'Mew. by Y. U. IZAKAIIOII, M.D., Fellow of the Polices of Physicist* sad late Sailor Physician to the loyal Infirmary for Mews of the Chsektm Alan, by the name Anthor. price lOs. • TINATIAR on ASTHMA and DISEMIC4 of the =AZT. Loudon : Longman and Cu. Jost published, DISEASES of the SKIN, with Photogrephie Illitatratlons, price It : by pout, L. ffi ; also, IN DISUSES and their ilidllEDlls3, fa. 61.: by wet, 2s. 1011. R. J. JolliDAN, M D.. Licentiate of the Royal College of Pltynt• clank Edinburgh : Member of the Royal Collo,' of %mourn, Lunlaiol,,te. Published by John Churchill, to be had trots the Author only. ConseMetions daily. trees 10 to ! and from 6 to 8. or by appolatunent.-19, Georarestniet, Hanover...to:tn.. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS, U. swim has Jett publlshet n FREE EDITION of 1114 valuable work, the PRIVATE MEDICAL YEIEND :115 mum , on the Renew* of Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, Dimmer of flight, Lsisitade, ite., post-free, on reeript of • directed envelope enclosing two postage stamps. Address. Dr. SMITH, S. Bortontramvut, Tarlstockuqume, Loudon. W.C. Just published, pries la.,! s oe s t tree been the Author for IS A MEDICAL F AY ou the CAUSE mitt of TRIDIATURI DICLINL with plain directims for perfect restoration to heath u.d,idour, the result of Decal,. doe 'Anti succerful practice hi the treatment of those peculiar nervous and mental dimmed which tend to embitter and shorten life. By Dr. I. L Camp, td, Albemarle-strait, Pic.adllly, Loudon. nu. Is the best book on nersousncon. - -liediesi &mord. Sold by Mann. IY, Uondilli ; Piper and Co., IC Patansoater-row, US/C. MONDAY POPULAR 002TOICIPNI. The concert of last night drew the most crowded audience of the seer ; the pad atetectioes evidently 'being the first spprerenee, ler the easece, el Ms Goddard end Mr. fame Reeves. OM fair *Met **lwo' anent from hews for • emeidem* time, hav,b4 been 441. gaged, as we observe best abeiseviacial genies, in • veer secaseaful tour in the week eilfd. fibs received lshb night an enthusiastic .ir het peefermenee fitaibelt's sonata in E tie pliewkwed se* derlkated to Medium Bonaparte; raw, et ass el the meet ommesere of the elatnamtit cestary, mimeo afkafgebie we ha for the pienuferte Mies Goddard has done SO alledt io Irevive. She he. made the long•forgotten name a 1 Dom& ones more a household word familiar in the mouths of the English public ; and she is now apparently going to do the •ansethiug for the name of Stalbelt, by showing us that he, too, is a great master, whose works have been allowed to fill into unmerited neglect. From this sonata in E flat t he may be mid to Mime to the school of Mozart ; but his music shows individuality 9f ohmmeter, a brilliant imsgiva tine, and much grace and deheecy. His metal:4le phrases ' are .:charmingly melodious, and his bravura passages are sufficient tp eas the powers of the most accomplished *Mete . even of the present day. Mize God' dard's playing of this sonata was absolute per We eiekl sot even imagine • mom ex . moo od piece wee met downlD in F major, for pianoforte and violin, Haydn." Thiseaspits sling, for we had lever beard of such a sonata ; but Atoned out to be Haydn's Quartet in F, for etringed inamorata— the last and most charming of that long sake of mailer pieces whip/ formed the great achievement of his life, and. have saWcoetributed b nadir his name immortal--con vetted keio • pianoforte sonata. Mies Goddard and Mr. Wean played it, of coarse, as wall an possible, but it was • pale shadow of the pace in its true form, and ought not to have been produced in such • shape at a con cert where the quartet itself slight bare been performed to infinitely better advantage. Mir Goddanl is in general remarkable for taste and judgeteet ia the eelsolion of her pieces as for the incomparabis enkellenee ef her perform ance. But in this owe she made what we lewd as • ads take, notwithstanding the applause she received. Kr. Sims Reeves, when he presented hinseelf, excited the usual fissure. He rung a vary elegant seacoast by Dank, several of whose beautiful but forgotten vocal plebes have been lately revived with encases at these °Decade ; and Beetho ven's " Adelaide," in which he had the advantage of Mir Arsbella Goddard's exquisite aeconspenieeent. The other vocalist was Mr. Weir, who sang the huffo song, " The monk within his cell," from Macfarren's Hood, and " I'm a roamer," from Mendelniohn's Son and &rawer. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Dim 17. In a . Congregation holden this morning, at ten deka (being tits lint day a/ Mishaehnas Term), the fol lowing duress Wove conferred : SMARM PP /Am—Bev. William &cilia, Trinity Col lies: Alexander Patrick few, Row Inn Hall. "AD Ellimest"—lter. Brooke Feces Weetoott, Trinity Collage, Cembri4p. , BACIMAIU or ARTIL—Jobe Shepherd, Balliol College ; William Mather Balbel College ; ),'Enloe Adams iltieghtaa College ; limn' Pritchard, Oriel College; William Sewell, Follow, New College ; Henry Wane (solicdar), Henry Grey ( seholia), .Thomas Wil liams Obionshaw, YeiMon Jacques, Brasetwies Co= (1-.. / . 47l h .l rip lhains egr rtudent) Cic. , Wilham • "I"lkiwiatru land d Ifurra lk y Tom linson es Goddard Woodiness, Edward John Foster; Theodore - M. Talbot, Christchurch ; Arthur Philip Arnett, James Philip Mansel Wesle, Trinity College ; Henry Deane =, Thomas Powell, St. John's College ; Hodgkorsee, JIM'S Raphael Stewart, Pm= 0011 DIS. • lizfri PORTSMOUTH, Dnr.. 17. A court-martial assembled on board the Victory, [Wieldy, this rimming, to try n os Moir, assistant ensineer,.of the second rims, Nevis; baud her Majesty's ship Aliers, cm als• *barge of beteg drunk on board that ship as __ the 7th instant. The court wee coamoried of Rear- Admiral J. Erskine (president), (Updates Fanshawe, Harris, Hewlett, Wilson, Coots, Hancock, and Raton, smelted by W. J. Hellyer, Esq., Dewty-Jodge Advocate of the Fleet. The court found the chirp proved, and seatenced the prisoner to be dismissed from her Majesty's ship Algiers, and placed at the bottom of the lid of seeeadolass assistant engiueers for the penod of 12 months. The task and job system now margined ia her Majesty's dockyards is, we understan d , to cease co die lsta February next. The payment of "exertion money," which is now made to certain Glasses of men, will also be then discontinued. Moira holding acting appointments as measurers are to re assume their previous positions. The Harrier, 17, screw sloop, Commander Sir Malcolm MacGregor, Bart., sailed this afternoon for Australia. Rear-Admiral the Hon. George Grey . , Admiral Super intendent, struck his Sag on board the St. Vincent The admiral has gone on long leave. The °Skid inquiry Into the loss of the Perseverance will commence on board the Victory to-morrow morning. LONDON RIFLI BRIOADE.—OD Saturday evening the ceremony of presenting the prize medals recently ooze. poled fur by the various companies of the London R Vo lunteer Brigade, at Wimbledon Common, took plans in Guildhall. A large number of ladies and gentlemen were present to wiener the interesting ceremonial, and the mem bers of the cadet corps, who attended in strong force, were evidently much gratified with the proceedings. Captain-Ad jutant Smith having ordered the brigade to form company, called the successful competitors to the front. The conditioss were five rounds at 300, 400, 500, and 60) yards, melting twenty rounds in the aggregate, and the following were the successful competitors with the total number of t: T t l itscored by each winner :—Company A. Corporal B. s, 17 ; B. Sergeant Falconer, 14 ; C. Private E. J. Barton, 19 ; 1). Sergeant Jones, 19; Private W. Kelley, 11 ; F. Sergeant Purchsee, 14 ; 0. Private J. Waldron, 12 ; H. Sergeant Cuthbert, 13 ; L Private Crowley, 6 ; Captain Finch, 16; L. Privet* J. H. Gardner, 13; H. Cap tain Hopkiwitin, 14 ,• N. Private F. Butler, 14; 0. Sergeant Stuckey, ; P. Private H. hare, 14; Q. Private C. Young, 17. There were 136 entries, end the arrangemente were under the able superintendence of the sergeant in structor of musketry, Mr. William Wyatt Grainge. The medals were of an elegant design, sod bore an inwriptiou with a wreath of laurel, " London Ririe Brigade, enrolled 1859," sad on the reverse the figure of a rifleman, standing on the sea coast, and with the well-known motto, "Defence, not Doianea" WaiT MIDDLEASX VOLPNTILKIt RUMP/A.—Last evening, the members of this corps assembled in uniform at the University College, in Gower-street, where, by special permission of the college authorities, the ceremony took photo of distributing the prizes for skill in shooting awarded an the recent competition between members of the corps. Many ladies, and other menus having been invited to boner the occasion with their presence, it rather assumed the aapect of a social eoneerearione, and speeches, were made by the colosel-oommandant, Lord Kedstock, who presided, by Major Wilkinson, of the Highgate corps, Professor Key, Sir TIMMY Philips, Sir James Hamilton, and the Rev. J. A. Cox, chaplain to the corps. Lord Radstock gave • most gratifying account of the zeal, discipline, and good behaviour of the corps, which musters 130.1 800 men. He mid that Colonel M'Murdo, upon inspecting them, had expressed his satisfaction with the efficiency of their drill after only a twelvemonth's train ing. The prices were then handed by Lord Radstock to ' the successful candidates, one in each of seven companies, and the battalion primes, besides the special prism of a silver cup won by Mr.EdwAril Lee, • Westley Richards' rifle won by Sergeant Do Morgan, a long Enfield ride won by Corporal Key, and the challenge cup won by Mr. C. Hall. The record of the number of points obtained by them in shooting these matches at the various distauces successively prescribed gave evidence of shish degree of skill in the use of their weapon. It was further stated by their commanding officer that they were much indebted for this result to Mr. Bridgenum, who went down to the Hythe School of Musketry in order that he might qualify himself to inner. intend their instruction. No fewer than 450 members of the corps bad since gone through an eight days' course of musketry instruction at their own headquarters, and twelve of them went to Hythe, where eleven acquired the distinc tion of "marksmen," having made an average of nine points each man. These technical details, as well as the congratulatory speeches, were received with much interest by the company, who afterwards promenaded through the noble apartment" of the college, and partook of some re freshments. The band of the West Middlesex corps played in the hall. MUSEUM OF PATENTR, SOUTH K.ZNSIWOTON.— Number of visitor■ for the week ending Dec. 15, 2,457. Toted number Fiume the opening of the Museum free daily (12th May, 18W), 302,043. The Karon presided, and in opening the proceedine said :be bad called the meeting in consequence of "Mr com munications he bad received. le the first place, Ma atten tion had been called to the condition of the weavers of Coventry and the district by a letter' which he had received from the lord lieutenant, ea follows " Btoneleigh Abbey, Nov. 26, 1860. " Deer Mr. Mayor,—l have the honour, as chairman of the central committee of the Distressed Ribbon Wenvere Fund,.to enclose an appeal on behalf of the poor wisveni of Coventry, Nuneaton, and the neighbourhood ; and to beg you to be so good at this season of great distress to ail by calling a meeting in Birmingham, and by firming yourselves into a local committee for carrying out its object. Yr. Pears, of Allesley, near Coventry, who has kindly un dertakes the office of honorary secretary, will girls you every information in his power, and Messrs. Little and Woodcock, the treasurers at the bank at Coventry, will re ceive subscriptions. 1 know, (or a fact, that 8,0001. per week arerid for wages at iv!iotry alone piia /tor thin was metrics or,ooix. - rtior-sminey MoTOON - W1111111.11111111111.' the past nine months than was paid last year. I believe the appeal to be fully deserving to secure your sympathy.— Yours very truly, " Lams. "The Mayor of Birmingham, Lc.* On receiving nth letter be hesitated to convene • meeting, thinking it kirobable that they might Dave en imperil for their own admire, but he had subsequently received two skim coosnonications, one from the rural dean and local shrew and the other from ministers of she dissenting °Du mpiness, end be could no longer hesitate in calling the meeting. The Hoo. and Rev. GILUMIAII W. Tones, mini dean, moved the first resolution :—" That the distressed condition of the operatives in the ribbon weer* districts of CO vestry sad the esiglaboorhood—• dietng@ affecting more or Co lees between 50,000 mei 40,000 poems, calls fur the prac tical and prompt sympathy of all cleans in Birmingham, and that an is/melba* ' effort be made to solicit their ociateileation. to or-operation with the cow ' minim heeded by the lord lieutenant of the county and the mayor of the city of Coventry." He stated thot not memorial which had been promoted to the mayor by the clergy requested him to convene a town's meeting to take steps for instituting • collection from house to house throughout the whole of the borough. In taking this step the clergy felt that they were pursuing a right course, as they were of opinion that it was imperative upon all cla sses to assist in alleviating the &stream of the ribbon weavers ; and if they had confined their action to congregational col lections, a large number of persons, who, though charitable, never &Mended airy place of worship, would sot be leeched. The 1t... R. W. aux (independent minister) seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. Other resolutions wen adopted appointing the gentlemen present a committee to carry out the above resolutions and requesting the aldermen and burgeons of the venires wards to er-operate with the committee in their respective dis- Groacz Otweog, who bad been at Coventry two or three dip during the last week, suggested that the contri hulloes Markt he *socially appropriated to the outlying then, to he feared, otherwise , Coventry might ro od ve more tiara • fair share. No derision upon the subject was arrived 4. Nearly 200 f. wan minded in the roots at the termination of the proceedinp. • A meeting for the same oldect was also held yesterday at Maecheater,•io the Maym's ftrir. Mr. AWeresan Mackie wok the chair. Information on the subject was given by Mr. Soden, en-mt or of Coventry ; Mr. Bmitegirdle, of Atherstosi4all; Lod Leigh, lord-lieutenant of 1105 county of Warwick ; vent Mr. Cass, of Coventry. The sum of =l. was subscribed at the meeting. MANCHESTER uNlrr OP ODD FELLOWS. w- Last evening, the officers of the South London, 1 1 / 4 Piinliee,Waltliam Abbe , and Woolwiehdietricts tomb:dad 41selr mewl rlettetioss , "WM, Ilme•gteelk lades As. Iniet lodges, at the Tanen, City-med. 'Mien were some 300 members of e order present, and amongst the official visitors was a considerable number of the Royal Artillery sad &Khmers from the Woolwich iarrism, most of them non-commissioned officers, and several members of both the visiting and visited lodges appeared in volunteer uniforms ; Prow. G. M. Rough prelim!. The mud tributes to royalty having been paid in the lasaltlis of her Majesty, the Prince Consort, and the Royal family, Mr. G. F. Par don, editor of the Odd Penwell Magazilie, gave "The Army, Navy, and Volunteers," availing himself of the op portunity to point out that the Odd Fellows were not of there secret societies in respect to which some jealousy wee entertained by the authorities against their enrolment as volunteers. They were simply a benefit society whose pro ceedinp were open to the press and to the world, and he suggested the advisability of forming an Odd Fellows' Vo lunteer Corps. Mr. Hughes, a sergeant of the Royal Artil lery, the vice-chairman Prov. D. G. M. Harris, sod a bro ther, who stated that be had served in the navy during the first Chinese war, responded for the three servicks respectively. In responding to the toast " the Manchester Unity of Odd Fellow.," coupled with the widows and or phan fund, the P. G. IL entered into a detail of the principles upon which the order was based, sod the advantages it con ferred upon its members. It afforded the most ready and easy memo to the working chases of making provision against the calamities of sickneseitud death. The Menchester Unity fulfilled all the conditions which the most eminent actuaries had laid down as essential for the permanence of friendly benefit societies. It was founded on human necessity and was fostered by human sympathy. It bad existed for half a esatury, and was stronger sow than at the commencement, possessing ample funds for all possible requirements. It was supported, like other friendly societies, by small peri odical subscriptions from its members, in return for which they received a certain allowance in sickness, in addition to free medial atteudams, and a certain payment WAS made in the case of death to the widow or repreemitative for the benefit of the surviving family. He contrasted these advantages with the smaller benefits which could accrue by individual saving, even with the most extreme self.denial, and adverting to the number of military men who were enrolled in the brotherhood, he spoke with gratification of the fact that during the Crimean war 2,600 8 . had been raised and paid in relieving the wants of the wives and bundler of members engaged in that conflict. He moved the following resolution : Dist friendly societies are cal culated to promote the best interesta and comfort of the industrial classes, and inducing as they do habits of prudence and self-dcpendence, are entitled to the sympathy and sup ; purl of every person who wishes well to his fellow-men. P. G. M. Burgess, of the South London district, seconded the resolution, and called especial attention to the great progress made by the society since 1853, when the sepsratiou of the management fund from the sick and funeral funds had in troduced greater economy and established its solvency on a still firmer basis. The resolution was carried by accla mation, and other toasts and addresses germane to the occa sion followed. The statistical position of the district at the commencement of the present year was reported en follows No. of Average Sick and Members. Age. Funeral Fonda. North Loudon 7,611 31years 7 months 130,241 10 3 South Losdou 4,130 35 years 10 months 29,476 4 11 Pimlico Stepney 1,594 31 years 1 month 13,309 18 3 Woolwich 1,340 32 years 5 months 4,402 19 9 Waltham Abbey 727 35 years 4,200 0 0 Total 17,030 (61.6 e. per member) £106,638 2 5 Mean average age, 34 years 6 mouths. THE LATE COLLIERY ACCIDENT AT MARYPORT.— The coroner's jury, who were empannelled at the inquest on the bodies of the three men who were killed by the explo sion at Guslet-pit, Maryport, last week, have addressed a letter to the proprietors and manager of the pit, in which they recommend an observance of pester caution in future for the protection of human life. The jurors say : " We are unanimously agreed that great neglect has exited in the management of the said pit. We therefore beg to recommend that in future the au Lion of Yr. Dunn, the government inspector, be adopted, and that a lamp cabin be established, with a sufficient number of competent men to examine all lamps before being allowed to be taken into the workings ; that a careful inspection of the mines be in stituted on Sunday mornings as well as other mornings; that the system of allowing ' privileged men' to go down be fore the overman gives the signal that all is rig ht be in future discontinued ; and that su ffi cient ' brattice wood be tsupplied when required." l Advertimment.l HoLum AY '8 PILLS AND OTSTUMT.—Artinass, Coughs Colds.—These complaints of the chest dime on with alarming frequency while the weather is unsettled. At area the symptoms are readily remediable by the joint higanace of Holloway's remarkable me•licainentiL While taking the OM as freely an the constitution will comfort ably permit, the ointment should assiduously be rubbed at least twice • day on the chest and between the shmaiers, till a thick rash comes nut, when the violence of all sy 0140011 will gradually glee way. the breathing become longer, ami the oppression leas. No medicines are more efficient In chest' omplalnts ; none can he used with equal safety and mit/tint% . Both pills and ointment are accompanied by very clear and simple directions for using them.