The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-26 00:00:00

/ 41 7 1 i " . $ • /01.-c ,"". A-1 Zz... Z‘e o #ol . l... . ■ . Ttit N EWSPAPER co s auag.4 -0 Na 4,484.] LONDON to ITDNIT Dire! 111ORTHLY. pull( UAL/ WIS OF PR f raw tom Os Laudon Iluclus as as lea awl ban tai parearally me the nib el nab malk, oradvlssi pada , , Won roulagrar BBL 7 ---- Soma Ja DO Nt„e - , --- . rztin, Donne !W I Z mina 'Jim MI hip 19 Ilirtlet re " is 2... as l'lmloo .. • • LWO Cohowns Cnwisralls X 886 CHlrt f lys . L l. OW owoownw IWlwv UN =1 Ow Neuli I.Ow Lou IMO UN Wile lartratacwwellippor , Maras Sims Oft* - Tbe above list .icebelebbloil• Aims Wee own of r oiebee•M Mob WI Wog of BM& Nei Aisob•lft oblimpol Paebrbb bow. by Ilealet psiessiditr erg mid pew op& embed • worbi-leeeene vereoef mod vim= pormour A 1 monsposoll* vends elm. *NO be JANO IMMO soll Oa am , IM11111101; Is Agente tar lie Mob ill . •••• In lamb" tea. 11. ilikeßAY ••• Oa. I. floome•-eteent. LC. 110TICL—Ilia Names ell at Cart ilsebeav ou both oat mid mad headed to bad and media Valk BIITIBII Nod NOR H AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL IMAM SHIM appoialiod by the Admiralty to HAIL lartubb ill' melon. and NNW TORE Dared. and be tween LIVERPOOL and h(1. IN. the 1100100 rips °alba:re at to bad sad receive padointers and her 7 .11 soak The er other rebels are &ovulated to bum Limped : AMERICA. far 1011°TON. lestarday. Dee. Pt AAA. Oar NLW lithe dinct. , ritunlay, 1.4.1A1tA, for IhninN, , xtuntay, Jan. 'ARABIA, for NEW VORK duvet. istardke, Jam 19. • ribrite paeornerrs and moodier° Nassau and Havoc., to he tranoferred at New Teak bnard the R.ll S. , t Karnak Pam. nihry. Including stewards fee and pnwlatons, het wlthost Wing, or 11V1111,1". IVIIkb can he obtained on board :—To tittiand B m oston. ehief bin, at!. second cabin, RI& To lfort. chief Inca , /Ltd . second cabin, Ltd. Freight to Halm Donlon, and Nett York. aJ per ton, and 6 per cant. mi dge. filial& pareela, So each and upwartio These steentahlpe have eettosasandsotos for a limited number of second cabin pee Neasera—War preage or ~.her information apply to J. B ttooed. el Old lbreatorseel loodon Currie, Kowa mad 12. flees de la Ilksans. cc and J. Burma Buchanan-street, Glaajoo D. mad C. Liver, batactstown . or D. aad C. River, 9. Va Mar- West, Liverpool WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to SEW YOWL. —Tee LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK. and PHILADELPHIA STEAM SHIP COMPANY intend despatching tuldpsneered iron *rely ft.m ships, eaDing at Queenetawn to tenteirb and despatch., as Wows WEEKLY ROM LI V tottPtioL YOH NEW YORK. fiLAsOOW, Tlll. Day. Dec. Wt. P.DINIICROIL Wednesday, Jan. 2. VIGO, Wed. slay. Jan 9 And every stes ee.ltez Wednesday Cabin passage. IS. IT, awl 01 g, nesa. 5c , ..11n2 In the wee. modation. Poniard pes•nre. • frutness, Includier ail peevish,. cooked. Paws EWA for aos.le end the Western sf.4. e . booked Wwwlith on nery ashauts....teus terns.—Per further meth:Wars ristu WILIJAW IN ‘I Weteustreet, Liverpool; or to end limit oil, Eliot William street, City. CANADIAN and UNITED STATES MAIL artAinum—W,al C.enreunleatkta by Steam between Limped Had America by Sea—The Boa- Yost Owls Nleantalt.p company, L am s m arses full-pwwered Clyde balk MAR Ittorwro will tall treat LIYZJLIPOOL eery Thursday. NOVA ICIPTIAN, To-narrow. Dee. IWO. CANADIAN. Thenday, Jaw it, WIT NollTll 181117'0N, Thursday, Jr 10, 1861. BOHEMIAN, Thursday, Jaw It lan. 1111101111 lAN and soitirsowc mow building'. Woe ot portage.—To Portland :—Flosi rim. YIS ILL sod &It Us; laterardhite, E 8 tio stearugh, It 7 7a Throat* to Itostoo. Now Tort. Montreal, He IS Slid Tiorowto :—lnter- S 2 NIL N L • th , wyorf. as —let (*lbw porertion twpb Is= awl @LaL, wow to. Wolorotrook and I Repot two; Mono' Dock rti. Lioenool . 13, North Well, sad Nelhadeeel. lowerwho WWII to ROTTIRDAUL —The Nethirbads 6.3 seari-bles ow screw wiriataip YYZNOWID, Ciptala VAN? HO haves Ms aOw T.irar. ovary VilluoDAV MORNING orb%vtS isAktied Apply M 1111011.1.1114 °LIVID& ..I.WT‘II, Loa. Ism it-11.11. The "litartiat"lesdiraithiuml numbsi tie itte mom Till CLOSING of time SUBSCRIPTION to r. OIdSIP luxes d um, orrottax IMP= le land be 1111:10IMIT. be. A. n... bads see kw Mitt mai. sallemsble M pr , bawd st I. Me.. bomb, as mmusl Wm. sl sr et per soul by • sestreet doled be SO Orbiter, ISM eembded between 001smes n•WWIIMMIN sad Mean. J. Kiri sad Cs.. sod =by • arms of hie MedeMy W !.Nan a • ben Ise bees Ups Irmo. ftf Ids Wedisly Me *dim. Os knead mimes pimp b ipharmate....fl i specified ia the MA Artick of the pdt• Ire Let. Pare Arra ...offersrd TMe rerraaea etreatual kr Ile pelmet of tetanal awl the rethriaptioe .4 the 1e.., wean% W 111.....1.,Ad I let.eaae plastree t 1,0014,060 f. aim, Ite poturree The IMIS regained *or lbw parakeet .1 t►. annuities A.. for t►e Istorwee mad netratatne May M 110.1•11•111 W 117.311/0. Ate Mr_ the tarphse 1.111 h. tkiternel to the Mauer) of rinautV of the (Moak.. respire Art. 11 feltXXLVeltt‘ Or THE LOAN. Amorally t the herr of the LIU Asttete of the ealletibei the ettateerfees et the Yes here the eke* dieprll.. fer.eingaik.ll who eta be Yee I. meeseelehtete with Pb. lioverement. The seetraetere eme dee melee 4lreet ben the Mode.' the feremes perameent the emeeeettive mien& of the barn. L e ply smtped tar the paymeat Wired sad reJesep ". = rtir ON Ude anissumst the flowiesseut of Ye imperlal ► hoe elethedeed Pb. eteeetithtles a sped& houteeloe of bubo mentees. reshiest l'oet•taollaegls , reek. amel texides. lIETAYPIENT OW TIE CAPITAL Thee hook IT iedeesaabk al MO fr. IT 311 pore by ball. erbkb erfll !fete no P•.l Amalie VW take pivr In Osr n. Aah of Inali, teat and lbe M the n.n. qua the payers{ el the latere•T i . " = " 4 Wk. ttri Ina. the IM July. PA 1111 OTT OV ISTIOLITT th.• lima. of Oa tr. mob Imo so mama later at nt Xtr.. • e.mrsoodos boo Or IN Jeary t lllie. payslO. as Ohs Id JO, sof IN Jooon. II Pons rod Loobsa ALLOYMIDITO. M Wrts., er.oftro then bolo heto the in. -- "t ebb* have hero cow !J•lt.l ws : le the hook. re et Countrtelotel. thrttlakts Perim hi Memo. Cooler tor end . tad tr. .tart the letter Nag fie Nom 0. Hare sod 01111 boo& To lfeerr. Admit G. Cuurt. and oe.. la their seise owl I. the err at Illtdr Oominektopie WOW beak the cn =riets ot the Caine °delude it I hew.. Kir la e.l.lttio to which there hove bees voloned !o r s Albite rob ertpteet MAD 111011011. MVP or eTIICSIPTION. Thew beads ere lamed al AK Mc They ar• poplar ea Minya: ear. We at the tine et gib heti. sides le Epp trer i r S peblieelks of the ellelament Ilett hem lb. 2uth le the htth January. :eft .. 14th Lath ?sentry. Mgr. Man*. ;Ms Zak Age LL Total JI ttr 514 r TM auto. tiler. oh.. at the thole et anheetiphien ins.) , ply the 14,1 ...Int of th. 1..111 colt., an ailowame uf3t. . elth •►e h t►ey r , after the allotment. TM *Wet option I...pen 41 ►vl. Ream. J 411ree cool 99, Rue Richelieu. 1...a.1es —The fttuk of Turkey ttteserle—Meret• fleetn►.e... Ilelloye, sad C., • A111414 , 14.1M - Me..rs Uct-rphstia amt VOO tit .it . Berea/tom theater. an.l la mew. where the Rank of France has /wane... the Meta/- meat. ire..y pal.l to the ervolt of Mamma J. Alsr.. and • O The .Imlter of the uthertipthh bs Axed fee the Mb Deets. Me ute , tute, teddert f the Vainne Ohnrale oleos ( nefnins de Yet e►...hi on thr onseatinoo • n.wl thormelnis of the width is f.. ,- • s••I t.. own. CASH ADVANCE' MADE, vrtbout delay, by the le1,11)11‘ V1L.7 1 .1 ENT ViIIIPANY ,Lisalerfr, SS& Moorsrat, street. ma .lopoeit Jae. a. MIL of We. or attar ap. prase.l lan with ',sayable by easy laaalmeosa llesaatces "Mow"! per rest as all amounts above ii. Casaba, S.llsobsa. la .larva .4 al, awl 140 rad,. Prorpaeasa sal !forum seas tree issalloilas. ANDISICW /AM FM ROST. Mansell, • 1 6 ; EWING 31 WHIN ES.— WITEI :LE R stsl w I L*INIS Noetv•l 16CIIIITITE11" MO/ MI 31 AI 11 TN Et tr.4l. 1,/t0 tat t. 149 Metro imaleste. 462, Ihf..rJ .treat. Dewriptle• Rum DR. BI'CIIAN'S DCOIIIO3TIC MEDICI N PATE NT al' ALCOATED V66LTABLE PILL+ . family Palliative h.. Mailable the hoirela, punt, lag the blood. mated hiuv.ure. billow and WRY V.111P1Z1111,4. rhea 11110111M. .67 0, 1 t. 110 whall.. atfettleas mativene... Cc. thirteen Pk , ...hatirneht. by erolicalies all Abe crypt ...as, owe. .leep tested u 4. re de., &,. Comestras64l Vegetable &aft nee, .• the ere stoat ..It. agthener .4 natant' for the delicate, ant of 1.44 &tat.. Mall, claril%r dePrellakl'l +PIM+ Writ ...thrviar id the Walsh'. rt+ l llh.l, dr. an 1 all ch. 4 I...,:ether with the voills mains !ham I ":'+let. anal exposure t.. the mimosas t.f elinuate, Imparting • Irk* ...elle% aller•they at • new lame of 1.. all I are. pie.vnl art morn beam Altarneu !Saloom% I' at lialWhall. • tibia the jartalictlas et :he Licht Bee. the L e al Ma), of Loudon. m. , 1.11 by Buchan aa.l Co., neatens, sz, greet. 11,640 Lawl..a. W., and al l cheaters to 60.0 IMIP.II4Iin Prime Pill. per hoe, la IW.. 51. M., and I la: Ulatmal. p. 1 . I. I , ii. sad Is ; lar nee, to ea, 115. or bottle mattiostm fair .1.0C4 that quassUly. "te, Amato —bar. "2/. 7 3 . ramrod., stir. t J. Saar*. re.. thiee.l street ; neasay nth,' , antler, t, Chetpable , r, 4 1 , 10 1 '4111.4•0 111.11. Inght•ii *We: IL. livadea. 7 5 . loam. church t apt, tr., Jte. I.ttractsgralia or poet bre home stamp .4 41., rite and 'Ph Nooniaatd. by bachaa a Destalc Molsclare. otritatnuagnaladka for every dlec.m. GUARDIAN FIRE COMPANY, No. II:, L3ll ASSURANCE rilairesk lasi" IC. Metaltiblei NILIIICTOIis Quitman—HENßY VIONE, 1111111T4UhthbAs T FAJIHCHAR, Bart.. W.P. aNibs baras. Sp. Rtirwart Vlarjoribautt, Lag, Wia. Crib, Wag, John Martin, FAul Lbw It Dna i z iog ‘r /Lowland Mitch.. ,Il by . nes* MN lin. lames Morn& EN, lir Walla , But Henry Norman, kaq now isslisf„ M.P. Henry R Reynolds, Coq Air Sir Godfrey,. Thomas, but "ia =int . Ibt. 3 1-1 . . I John Thurston, E.q. fair lek/11/10/0. James Tidied, by . AClOrfols. Limb I 1 Maury hykes Thornton. Reg. Jeis &It. I. I (*.worth's Paine. Jun., lieu. —Thomas TaUensach, fay ACtralll—damuel Brown, EN. LIFE DEPAIMILICIT. —I oiler the provisions of an Act of WPM=thb Clebpsay now offers to new insurers Rlghty W olper at qulngsenntal divisions, or • low rate preetien tkipettun of profits. SANDI OD sd the Cowpony In 1821, the amount 00a. of mile allselled So the assured has exceeded In caah value a 1 mu wlisimpasete oeuleaknt reventooary bonuses of ,066, After this OM= at palate at ebriettoss, IMO, Use We Assurances to ton" wtth wasting bonus. thereon. amounted to upwards of it. 7110116, the Wow, e trona the Ws Branco .5W.041 per annum , and the Life Aaaurance Yund exceeded X 1.016,000 LOCAL MILITIA AJD VOLCSTERR CORPII.—No extra pre minus is required be bevies therein 111; kLID LIVIII awned at onrrespoolins extra premiums LOA NO granted es Lk Policies to the exteut of their values, If such value be ant his than ASO. ASAIGNMENTIS op roucivt.—N% ritten notices of, recadved and rrgistered. MEDICAL FUT paid by the Company, mut me elms, for policy stamp's Notice Is hereby gives that lira Mid= Willa min at Christmas meat be renewed within Masa age et Ws ties sr with Mr. Aams, No. 1, at. Jameiwatreet, cams d Bataan ar with the Company's agents throughout thetas...a. etherwles User become %old Lora eared by expiation of gm are admitted by this Caw BRIDE CAKES, One to Twenty Guineas each— • banimmas Calor for are guinea. • Dundee. NaAdvs. and &boa' CllllOll, tram Is. to 10e. earn ..lame meartnamstatAimood Cakes far dAmort, Is Bd. prr lb. halm, Crams. imil Mary Tartlets, ban Suppers and Weddlng= no rietirii —rvitaag u.. Cook and Confectioner, let, NOTICE. —WINES and SPERITBatiItDI7OIO DOWIL—A. IROUOWB revised Est of prim, Dr. firesh mat, pea DI A as spplicatioa. Owed ( Vie ardlosin ) . Antibes included..per dam IR I , , LI VoLI) Sttll Hoek or MI flousebokl Mary No Uo,„ok,k, pan. ti v e n emeney oharged 26e. per doom ; ii 1 us. south Ablate mod Wenn llla. No. ..00tb Atelm Ilimleles mod Amontillado La Gin, full strig.b. lfs. )d.: burgundy Brandy, lie. per polka 11..11en.1v. Chewer, boa, 29e. per one dozen ease. nAsoplen et try her d the above ou receipt of N sum& Tana% imai—A. libilllll. N. &rand, Leedom. NVIIIIB sad SPIRITS, 333, Strand (late zoart. lePoelto Somerset Holm —lin valve for ttorlY memeg.died goat and Sherry. ; Crofts Port and Garvara Many on draught Champagne, , IS.. doam ; lien maria usedold bsady. Ns. ; O. Newt sweet or plain, Ili gallon . none °Miamian Um, 141:= 4 : Utah and Scion Whisky, lta galba POULTRY, Game, Cheese, Butter, Barns, to., nrst lr tto malties., Hotel-keepers, tr. 36, Little Pulteoeyetreet, ebesessessiere, ireemerses, sad Purkruen, hare always on hand a destrate Mock at Meese, butter, Hams, and mild cured Hues. Parabry mad dairy-fed Pork. fresh from the country by roll every Lact or plac — es.MerA York lams, from IMb. upwards, 10d. per lb : Most Willaldre %can, by the stile or half, W. per lb.; MN Antennas Chew. by tie halt or quarter, T od to rid. per lb.. floe Cheddar. hoes W. to Mt par lb.. tine Meslaire, trona 6441. to per lb.: be Gloster from ed. to Pd per lb.: tine Mho.. hoes Is. to Is. at per lb.: line Gruyere, Ind. per lb. partszuk—Good eat stew, from L. to le. 3d. pet lb.: flas high, from lit to ls. ad per lb. seaunty.—nee 'ems thickest le. ; hue lamp fowls, from I. IL ; Soo Toms tains, from 4s. to eis. ed , nos your, =tram, tram IL to ay A lam supply of game always on Inas Derer•no rese.-4ep, from 7 . 14. to 44. per lb. ; Lotus, IL to 1481. OLUTION.—WATHICRSTON and BROODE N WsJ Sweemelesd Ow pallet to here the Otrat Gold stated es the iwelse—"!b. Geld rid hire ()old." as applied to Jewellery, beim a &sleeken. WATEXIIPTON and 8111.10DISN'a MILD MUM, sad all Wham mesafactured by WM. are sold spun lada i = t r i t t. alt des newateettanws* slew Meanie/story, Oereollowels. W.O Mows made et doles mil Mimi's* ate la sold- 81.11. Zsissibbbliftesat abase M ft the enable, and an &N.L CRISTMAS sad NW YILIWS GIFTS. whit eon be Moe eseeniable Ore leeeetblng both tasty! aid onmaird sad via sae metal and Irsamental than liespernewb sada ta NOM sad SON, MCRANT Wo oeLLEN DRAPERS. • ILITIZAR, iitIOT and 4I.Mt MAKkat OLIMAL 0171VITThASS. L.M. Na.. Cann, al =aeries and A Yew Oztareberreet, eerearltetateret. Caesar et Teteasbeinamarbread red Rasta. mad. Cameo Inebiblimede Tharska* lerldie=tesdtord, Itariuldre. NAL Ilbeeed nay w arida be approved at, vlll be ex elmeM Ur no Mimi IL MO se M Slid ROWS tw twa.r LASCIRLYZNI and Nab et prime, sib peoplelee en the Ready made Mains Sp- Mae pas T imva L air staara it er pelt aga Tbe it =DAY wai t No at auereatera r ;arstees„ wens brims lb sensed mail II Vele& DR Rll 811 FO R JIIVENILI& A... Sows derrlptlek Is Ile beet red Wed seeks my be ebkbod 66 a wog* all 6. d. lekluelodor Sol% kes 216 6 I Drew Om 7 0 lisramt MY . II • oil .... „ LS 0 LW= Oleo ftree ROM Ilsour SRNs „ IS 6 Cembeldso Mee . .. „ 10 6 Kim* Sella „ 111 6 R. NOM AND lON, lIIISCHANT TAILORS, WoOLLEN DILATER& Lams. HOSIIIIII, ROOT AND MOS MAMA AND MINIMAL OUTIOTTOMIL Looks Rowe: Osser el Maeda aril Ald New th.fordwassk exusrrartwbest Center of ToliesbemeosrLreed sad 101666/6-reed. Cooky 14ablkineele : TbenSee's-belLlOUr=bollen‘ 116Ioldre. ELASTIC STOCKINGS and 10412-CAPS for VAILIOUPI VEINS and WLULIIIIII. of • fabric. yieSdloir AA unvarying negort wigwag Ilion=tl 14rA Instroclloas fur mosonzemost AnWI pion as sign. catio.a. and toe wilt& mat by pug trona the miggioninsigu— POPE And PLANT'', a, Wohotloo-pirev. Looks. LW. RUPTURKa Royal Wain Mani. warms roc -ILU3 =VMS TWIN (Ipleeellel ire debited Is tits tablbliise. lbel) is 'Dewed by Noes* et IN weed to be De Doe semen leweel le Ibeeee eve Oeefie tal HIANLI. The we of a steel se Mem betted Is Ma effects, to twee seceded: a aolt bee ihee were mod the body, while the nealsae resisiteamer serplied by the 11101:-SIAIN PAD red ?AT ANT with to meth ewe sad Ciolloolll Oat it mend be debeebst U Ml may 'he worn during Weep. A dieerlythe Weider ow be be; end Übe Tress fonwsrded by leek es Ow eiremlereeee el the Andy twe ladies below lie ktpe beteg sae le Mrs ether, Mr. WIIITY, tl• Piccadilly. An l`mbilleel hen es the awe prin. tepee sad • female to waft upon laden CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, for the promotion .1 Pertooal Altractioa.—ROWLANDic MAC OI4 a pre...l,er and hcauttlier of the hair tiered all pramdaaa Kalydor, for imparting a radiant bloom to VW owl. PIM 011, sod a oritneta and drbcoty to t h e hand.. wok mo d or. k Rowlands' Wont° or Pearl !Dentifrice. for Ovine • paart. like whitewall.* the teeth, and frArrauce to the breath. The Patron.hre Of loyalty litroushout f. urope, their boner:ll me by rank and taidaa, sod tY tintveroilly known efficacy of than m, give Shim • aeldirtty unparalleled, and render Miro p,bboii) . Vag log oinemenbie rerenle —hold by A. lOW tam L.A ND sod Irk* lee "Ro om Prathieedre. aad by ebossibuiri pew ers V Ast iebt walla JUNNI3 VZOZTABLZ (COLZA) OIL, &t. &L per !imperial Oka. Mimi by their peculiar proceaa Is M mantas to say Mbar, bulb hr purity of quality and Wil liam.), of land. ea»IM4 by THOMAS SViN sad 80\s, Lamas Wale& W.C. be ail parts of town daily. A. SAVING at POUR SHILLINGS put WEEK la Yet keep of SOUL tegethair vita a =NWT SVX, ALEM COAT, mewl as 111.1141 , 1•41 onotaltino, tiroesk the nee of Kitten Pasegewerlle 1110111-Er WOO for CATTLII: A poet bee.—Maisititila,talededurreed. Gon.luet. lladried prime: burets, co:Notable, 4441 teeth, with reenun Mr.: Cam m engelaieg 44.6 Freda , muls g pate my *igloo —JOSNPII WILEY, the water sad Ms Agree.; me:olnd 4 nen toss wires sew ars skerly sopp peepriner. inte,l. AN IFFICTIJAL REMEDY.—LAMBERT'S AITIMATIC LUAU, without confining the bowels fer affecting S. briii, laW eilleadons and pleafiant, is admitted to te the beat millsha tar bommbabtly Miens, coughs. nada. annealed agate el malintal. nag inigient consumption. It fre quently eerie ream Then Ilas freely pronounce incurable, admirably maw dm Was wideb pavoices frequent coughing, in approfickfas ambaingillas Ms effects are truly iwneficial. des:Z Persons a dagwar eves lying down Me fear of Haloes tion, may as NOM Is a few manatee after taking It.— laolowal api NW by W. La blitnetT. chemist, fo, Jeanyn. street Hayamibec mod by all druggists, In boaUsa,l3o , to lei., Wia ad. ego 11. le 'milk War and oak for lambert's Asthmatic babassa Ms mom sad mhlrem la appramml am tar stamp. TOZEAUIS COPAHINE, or Sagoliaratod Cap *.uks, adminditered In the Pert, Anil London liotpitals, n oi nativorleilneii an the best mutely for chronic lancet 01 NOV. h, irkV. A ropy leeward/41 on oppiication. Per 41 at it %III: French chemist. Hat. oar krt. London. 12. Rue Mt. tfunothi, Paris awl the principal clienaleta /tie pnt, ia LONDON. WEDNESDAY EVENING. ' DECEMBER 26, 1860. rIHINA—PZICIN. —GMAT GLOBZ,NIW 12101tAltA et Ike WAIL la CUM. the cio itt Y. TAN; at Ye TakitientOldindee d 141/ie liven ha.. DeItx—INIZAT 01/364 laiteeterationt Adirlidea Se the elide leitles, Ildlitet DS Minx and Us LIITLE MEN—E ar ly in I O M a J./ Jeassip, warm wki 12 sh 04101:111317 with Mr. =CUM. tigal Minix ld LDAYB. NATIONAL Biltinnir HOL IIONIA IVO I•Hars. The meat= Kates enlabliehment In the world. teCte Tbs eta it= TY DMA,' Ana Is nal estenthe. brialess Seenihe illoo4 es arm rids et eke swims suawb., are noel eon seedier, =Ma Betreelment name miaow to the nap item are unrivalled even by orteeta binety. The Hand, under the able direetion et Mr Picker, Womb dose ler its excellence. Adenrsion, is. N.& —lo conwhanee with the request of the visitor', there wM be a LONG NIGHT en 1113)1MSDA Y. 11th loot. Doors open et T. ARGYLL ROOMS, Windmill-street, Pixy duly, the hartssassl sad best proportlooed roosts In Europe. are OP= Mt OODCI2III sad DANCING. Osatheted by the well-harm erWt, liews. Amara, lamotte, of Parietals celebrity. M. leatewrt . as grestail emit player Is this tounti7. pbas solos saahaly. Deers egos at ten-pat 7. Dancing at s dabs& Aaarasts l& N —A mosaillassa masktos aid issalaceoces Is added to this estabileharat. THE LONDON PAVILION, Tiohborne-street, Haymarket —Up. mug to upend a gisunnt evening, go to the LOS bo±i PATUJON, the good room to London, and the best COMMIT. Adinoinks (b ntrodunent ticket) ed.— Bowling Alb" Gedleeles. NEWTIAR'S GIFTS. The moat Unique Y NIMMIIII GUINEA MAGIC %INN., each peMrtaiXik bottle oe west . ON SHOW. with the Oakes M.% And 1.010 other ekeeet sweekke ken ed. age week at 111001L11, kt, Wand; Oorshill rad Ctyiesl PaLkce. Now rftdy, pada,' trek ALIST of the PRINCIPAL NEW and CIIOICZ BOOKS in circulation at YODIII 11111.110 T LIBRARY. Also, a List of Surplus Contra/ recent Works with drawn from circulation, and awed at mall, reduced wises for cask Idwerd Yoffie, Now 07.1ordatraaa. Loudon ; Cron unmet, llanchadar, and NewsatreeL Birmingham. ANEW S T O R By ANTHONY TROLLOPS, Author of " Frawley Parsonage," " Bardiester Tower," Re., will commence in the LONDON REVIEW and WEEKLY JOURNAL of January 5, the first number of the New Year. Ptskilsbed every Saturday morning, prim fourpence unstmoped. gsgp~ W all booksellers nod newsagents W . Little. manager, lagamo postage towatreet, araps. Strand. A single copy sent free by post Mr Owe M Now ready, price I. the January Number ad TEMPI. E B A R. 1 A London Magnum for Town and Country Readers. Conducted by (MOMS AU6IISTI7B BALA. COMMITS : 1. For Better for Worse: A Romance. Chapten V., VI., VII. L Robert Herrick, Poet and Divine. baba Redlriva. 4. Pantomimes. 6. L A Financial Difficulty. 7. To Thallarcb. Angus Theabills. MOO. IL The Homeless Poor. IL London Poems.—No. 2. The Dead. 11. A Visit to the Iron Clad Ship. It Travels In the County at MAME...a, By the Editor . No. Y. From the King's Arms., Kensington, to Lew.hridge. 11 What our Coals cost na. 14. Christmas. 14. The &NM Soft of Itaxams. By Geo. Aug. Sala. Chap. I. What corm omO of • Court in the City. 11. The Twomtymoveolle of December. 111. Mom of the Illei-bera. Move "Tapir /km' 134 Irketeftreet, London. THETh ltarja . a . fancy boards, GO By Gonave ALMASD. As a nanattas of lisfliss bedlam Admmtarsa, of Lib la the Jusgla aad as Ohs Pasiris, of Arcata through which the Author kat pre* tafla watt drearcas Mitsui recognition, sad wilt most amab parvaL Wail sod Lock, 155, liast,strect Just published. prim likjest tree from the Author for it demis t MEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE sin CMS of lIIJOIATU DECLINIi, with plain directi Jr for pesssl ralorsties to health a.d vigour, the result of twenty. live years' enecesetid practice in the treatment of those penalise uerenus sod mental d 'dab tend to emhitter sad sieriee Llnaloa. by to. J. L IS, Albeinerirstreet, Lo This is the best book oe nerrotunese."—ltedical Record. held by *sox SI, CorepnJ : Piper and Co.. es. ratersoster.eow. Just pebillied, pies la, by Boa if Mao.. DR. miGiirs hiA.NLT y on Nervolumeas ain4 Premature Decline, and the 111.11111 to be employed In order effectually to retain or regain primitive vigour and health ta mery stage of life and under all circumstances. Zech cause and effect has been carefully studied and p p e e rr sous! observation In the various Continental I Ll s k ed Mffl b ifh hos pitals, sa aim In private practice. By Ramis BIUMIT, Lioentiate of the (allege of Physicians, Member of the Royal loUgge of Surgeons, GwLtud, rte. Londes c J. alien, 20, Wanda-lane. Jest publiahed, price la., post free for 14 stamps, with Photographic Illustrations, QKIN DISEASES and their REMEDIES. iri vi:s. AO 201W/2 .1. JOBRAN, YU, Licentiate ef the Royal Col. RIP of • Member of the Royal College of /agate. L it, ! b. ? ' containing the modern treatment lir adapted Ohs igsaltal re. LOWS, P.,ris, for the ewe of those agratawatilmana se prevalent in a bleb state of civilisation, too a aunewsiataa ma Impure Mate of the blood, causing cuta neous sierbetie affections, and scrofula; treatment Ist and amp asatad id. we ; torpidity of the circa =TIM; Malliffig dlecolouration of the hands, rness, el the altla, ~ring the face mall giving It an an as =o9Peorallata la Yea at a clear, tale, sad healthy caw Thla book la, es babas aimed to make lt, 'thoroughly useful, ing psaegeal.' "—Medical lime , . luta I iorette, August 4. IWO. by John Churchill, New flurllngton•street, and to be haddlag ias. et from the Author, 40, firoripsetrect, lianorer4yeare. lar MIMS Sor Consultation tront 10 to 2; and by appointment nix DONN AND MI " litzszzar SINGERS." The Duke of Saxe-Coburg has been honoured by • distinction not often worded to princes. In Vienna there is a singing club, which takes upon itself to reward the composers of good vocal music, by conferring upon them the greatest gift in the bestowal of the society. This eons shin of a letter of congratulation, accompanied by a ducat (it Ave lone gold piece), the club thinking too highly of the quality of its own applause to back it up by anything snore flan a mere symbol of approval. The Duke, whole • very netiveromposer, bas of late produced a new anthem for the Oeseann Fatherland, which the club in question heaseknow the weal manner. Letter, ducat , and all duly toned their way to Coburg. To this al mark of merit the brother of Prince Albert replied in an epistle too characteristic of its royal writer not to be given in Wean " Gentlemen,—My friendly singer's greeting in reply to yours. Permit me to express to you my agreeable surprise at the receipt of your letter and metallic accompaniment. If I ever entertained the depressiug idea that it wan the performance of a prince which caused the general recogoi tion of my national anthem, you have furnished me with • most conclusive and most gratifying proof to the contrary. By bestowing upon me the none mark of approval which you are in the habit of awarding to composers of every rank and degree, you bare confei red upon me a greater dis tinction than by a pompous acknowledgment out of the usual course. Among all the memorials which I possess, or, with Divine amiatance, hope to be able to deserve an • son of my country, your ducat will certainly not be the loot prised. You, gentlemen, occupy an equally high place in my estimatiou by the genuine German confidence with which you have taken me for what I should like to be in reality—an equal among equals. As such I give you my hand with the sincerest respect, and ever remain yours truly, " " Coburg, Dec. 4." ENGLINII Mane IN AVNTKALIA.—The English birds at the Botarie-gardens are now all in a hustle. They seem perfectly awake to the character of the mason. The little warblers are busy nest-building, and in performing all the other tender ofihrs which mark their proceedings at spring time. The larks are already multiplying, and the thrushes have nests both in the aviary and in the open air. The starlings and blackbirds which were brought eat by the Lincolnshire and the Essex occupy a building in the Botanic Crartletui reserve which in usually devoted, or the winter, to the accommodation of the alpacas and other quadrupeds. Here they will remain nutil their plumsge—lost or disordered on the voyage —is restored, when they will be removed to the aviary, mid drum to the open air. A similar house holds a number et thrushes that are neat-building in the orange and Japanese spindle-trees which are placed there. In the atz e tr same interesting Koreas r going on. There the goid~eh, the linnet, and the Java sparrow have nests, as well as the thrush and the quail—due care, however, being taken for the separation of the peaceable from the pugnacious birds. The pheasants are engaged in egg-laying. and for the work of incubation the assistance of some bantam fowls has been secured. The whole of the arrangements for the preservation of the birda which have been pent from England, and the propagation here of the feathered tribes of the old country—thank' to the inde fatigable Dr. Mueller—are as complete as can be desired. The fish which arrived by the Lincolnshire—tench, dace, and minnow—have been deposited in the tank in the Zooln triad Gardens, and appear to be thriving admirably. By means of pips communication with the Yarra, the dah are constantly supplied with fresh water, and appear to be as well off 114 in their native streams. A numberof the pheasants, blackbirds, thrushes, soil lark., received from England, bare been set free in the islands of Western Port, and no doubt they are fairly established there.—Afribeerne (Stamped, id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. DESTRUCTIVE FIRM The meet extensive fire that has occurred in the neigh. bourhood of Holborn fur some time put broke out abort half -past 11:o'clock yesterday forenoon, and wee attended with the destruction of some thousand pounds' worth d gro s zty. The premises in which the outbreak commenced to Messrs. Payne and Saes, toy merchants sad fancy dealers, No. 16 and 17, High Holborn. The premises wer e of considerable extent, the upper floors be used for store rooms, in which a large number of foreign baskets, writing desks, work-boxes, and fancy articles were deposited . The fire appears to have been discovered by a lad, who had been left incluse of the house, experiencing a strong smell of burning wood. Upon going to the lower part of the build ing be found that it wee on fire, and the flames were rushing towards the upper part of the premises. The lad at once gave an alarm, and went off to the Holborn station for the brigade engines. These were brought out and taken to the ►pot immediately, and several others of the brie from Farrinedon-street. and Watliagatreet, including Shand and Mason's patent land Meam-engine, and several abets from the more distant depots, but the fire continued to spread, and at one time fears were entertained for the safety of the offices in Gray's-inn. Several hours elapsed before the fire men could get any control over the flames, but at a late hour last evening all danger was over. The damage done must be very serious, not only to Messrs. Payne's premises, but also to the houses adjoining. Mr. Payne, son., who was at his country house at Hampetesd, was sent for, but upon his arrival be was unable to give any explanation u to the b origin of the fire. The principal su ff erers are understood to e toured. 2 maws @Awn. MUSIC. TEE Smuts MARctuato.--(From the Moniteur wow, 8ra5ted......... ...... _..._ - .eat 11 . . sod Rib. 3, at 1, at Basteslolletreet. cob ., M att hews sea of the 9th inataut).—At the opera Gllinalltal Tell is in °as We" 140 den - beldlite • ot swig. Bell , active reheans/. Rossini himmlf is assisting Df dile. C. abut. I enarzsinua. Dagegn and Ittreatt,Lo LOtitB Cimino. lotto, Marchisio in her study of the fine part of Mathilds. NM. Paul's Churchyard, City, dealers In India-rubber He accompanies her on the piano, and gives her advice. =an. 8 at 11, and Feb. 7 at 2, at BaBlnghallstrost Bola., m g 0 . „ cu m h. court; Lothb .,, ; M . Mtg. . J O U ,. ! The great maestro is enchanted with her pure and flexible sea. I voice, her great style, and her exquisite Late. Th e pro- 1111rest Meemeretent. Word- bwk a mile ogho . r tre ,„ aad : &talon of GUIIIOII2MC Ten will be aa successful as that of andrigair, J. II at It, and Feb. 8 at t r a es t l ireasi Munige, lnwtomea awl Co., Old Jewry-cluunbees : off. ataig., Boairmairk. When the Sisters Mzrchisio shall be forced Itestighe&street. to B leave us by engagements which call them to th e pri nc ip a l MW IMMO. discrw-lelds, Bermondsey, wheelwright, Jan. 9 at 2. and Feb. eat 1E at 13asiogballatreet. Bois., J. and W. theatres of Europe, they will leave at our opera brilliant Butif* An T o l o 2 7 .-8 4e 8 t ; B e. tii 9 B. Stanideld, Saldnlstudlstreet *ACM of their gunge, and traditions that will not be for- Jo , Connaught.terrace, Ely de.yark, milliner and dressmaker, Jan. Bat 8, and Feb. 12, at 2s, at BniOnisbal- gotten. A collection of their cadences bas been published in street Sol., Chapple, Great Carter-lane , off. assts., lkhords, 1 the spleadidedition of the/Inward; an honour hitherto dose Bottostionatrost. to wen save Pasta and Malibmn.What places these two Mos. rostra Agate, Emsworth, Hants, grocer, Jan. 8 at 3, and Feb. 12 at 21, at Bosinghall.street. Bois., Watson and Some, Boa. Brims sinters, Carlotta and Barbara, above the most cele. " 4164114 e, h ., S e Cit y. end Way, Belts" , OS. wig., &Iwo?". bested singers who have gone before them, is the union, the tstieet.. . . . ... . - --.l .FirOi:llD, It•- - ' -- - CRAIL Wrsr, uffluorns. r„att!„ . b . stajb.to ourrrultr Jan. 8 at Kay, Brecknockshire, d.n, Jan.. 111, and Feb. 12, at 11, at Bristol Court. hole., Cheer , Brecon, and Belt tan and Son, Bristol ; off. assig., Acrsinan, Bristol. Mein Bouts, leicester, boot and shoe manufacturer, Jan. 10 and 31 at 11, at Nottingham. hot., flashy, Leicester : of, as g.. Barris, Nottingham. Jansen BULKY, Highbridge, Somenetahlre, Innkeeper, Jan. and Feb . sat 11, at Bristol Court. Bola., Ring and Plummer, Bristol ; of. wig., Bristol. WnaTog Ann, Weymouth, Dorsetshire, builder, Jan. 4 and 31 at 12, at Fader Omit Rol., Tizard, Weymouth, and Turagr'ssid : off. Hirtzel, Barter. MATiuu WOOD, Barnsley, T'lre, plumber and giazkx, Jan. 14 and Feb. 4at 11, at Leeds Court. dole, Canso and Co., lamb ; siu m iz ia gieds. JOHN , Lancashire. grocer , Jan. 10 and ri sirnrilancleater Cont. SoL, Itswklldi Manchester; it amt. Potti Ilancheater. aANKitrrIVIILS ANNULLED. Dee. M. WILIJAst BOROVIN, Cushridgentreet, Pimlico, desist in map. Dec. 21. EneranD BARONS BOWMAN, Archergeld-housii, High bury-01^ lelington, apothecary. Dec. 11. Wu.uAn Taming (Brdlat, Olamorgaushlre, publican. Des, 111 .100 301114011, RICHARD CLAMBON, and FRIDILRICIL FORSIMI, Ashton-under-4w, Lancashire, tailors. JOINT WOG% OtALTA.PINS ACTA. 1.11,1137001, TRADIMIAWS WAN COMPANY I,Lnirrink, Dec. St, at 12, at Llvetoool—petitlon for winding-up. iseoLvirr PnITIONERS, AT PONTUOALATAILIIT. INNORN RIMY CONSIDNUONNA LAW. Jan. 4. A. Blaster, Brook-street, Ratcliff, dried fish dealer— Phelce, RUfford's.buildinge, Islington, pabiloasta alsisat 1. Barnett, Widepiteetreet, Dishopsoneatesst Wlthast, Wright. lifidze-street, Barrow-road. Paddington, cowkeeper—k. Perry, Old Manor-road, Stepney, grocer—F. Chrbilmaa, Albert-mad, Miksend„ rope maker—J. L Butler, Frederick's-plata, Old Jewry, accountant—l, Phillips, Chapel street, Stockwell, grocer. Jan, I'. W. M. Cooper, John-stoat, Clerkeswell, carpenter— W. Treherne, Mertimer.idreet, Cavendisbuquarc, commercial traveller—E. O. Neave, St. Mary Cray, Kent, saddler—J. Bollard, Maryierrace, Camden.town, fourneui saddler—A. Callow, Bessettonetreet, Islington, tunny leather case maker—W. Batley, Giffordesrect, Islington, pickle maker. Jan. 9. G. R. T. Nicks, Bedford-place, Kennington. East India merelaata—A. J. gml Handwd-terrnes. &Pinner. woolenGaindord. Middlesex, builder—T. Mon, Strand, neuter of arts. 'Wan ma. OoliguillOgga glOgole. Jai • J. Solomon, Dartford, Kent, 0141 merchant. Jae. L Mary dophia Hawll, Old Kent-road—J. T. F. Berridge, Rockingham-row, Newington.butte, clerk—J. WI Laos, King's road, Camden-town, wheelwright—Wary Jarman, Klaptmott• Themes, Surrey, schoolmlatreae—Jullana itatthisoo Domerton.terrace, Rackney—E. Barry, Dorcas-terraCa, Hem. rnerwalth.road. plumber-4. RWMI9III, Glainan, i =ittem-4. Sinckir, Woolwich, Kent, builder—J. J. Shelleld, Name:ll loners, traveller—E. Y. Pkkering, fork-roe cram, biscuit baker—C. J. Jones, Uhrge.road, Dray' Iron merchant—T. U. Worrell, Carlisle-place. raddingteweme terer—lt. W. IfµWools, Newevad. Baramenanith, master JAW a J. Way, Clumsdon•vrerne, Camberwell, earmiler— O. Crowhurvt, ow, Bertha* Ke a{, wheelwright—h. C. T. Wallet, New March-mad, Casalrenrell, clerk. S. J. 10. Jane Varty, limeaoa-sold. liontiey, sawyer 8. Vernet% Ankpeseteriat. • —.— Det. a T. Kaden, Osesdea-repdrvOlaa, Camdsa.tows-11. Mary, Dartholotaew-plaie, RallislsSeena arartrie asseets—ii. elbow Ilee's.pbtos. Westaelairrewati, rework laakee—l. rar tsar, Saint John's-wood, aetantryat-law—il I,yons. Ilarassad. sired, Connsereial•road Esst—T. Wields& Enek•lsm 1306211- ritustrer mordent—R. fif. !twat, elselterberpetreet, crowaolairs aspat—sl. Mops% , draper-0. Semi inerehrat-0 fl=7l4eZM l Tl ca sell, grouer—l. Graham, ttalliburyotreet, n4lad-11. enter sea Bow Cheretrard, City, polio, seripsant—J. Swink PSlliP atm* Ritspiamet•ressi, assistant to a draper--O. Robinson, Rag liasaireet, lentialewwn, oennibasdriver—A. Farewell, Panto-- tenses, riot Indisroad, master nistiner. DICLAZATIONII OF DIVIDENDS. maws aces.a.Rinaisom, hop utereltard—ht dividend of 1.1 % Lt. ;,. .1:ft. 1, sod any subsequent Tuesday, at Wbitroore's, J roanafaelaree—Shal dividend of Jaa. =tam W•illawristh At Maar* Bristol JoidiViwaxe, Cardiff, draper—lot dividend of 25., Jas. I, sad ay snlwequent Wednesday, at Miller's, Bruited. JAR= Bamesoir, Bristol, picture dealer—dividend of Ts. 'on sew Devote, l. Jan. 2, and any subeequent Wednesday, at )hints, bristo Japan Mummy, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, nilldner-Ist dividend of IL td., Doc. 19, and any sabsequant Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Joint 11.01VERS, North Shields, draper—lot dividend of 21., Dee. 29, and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle-upon. Ttionsa LIGHTFOOT, Sunderland, shipbuilder—lit dividend low new proofs, of 100. • being in part of to. 10d. previously de clared, Dee .29, and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, ewcastle.upou-Tyne. Jolla RUSJI/ON, Carlisle, palterer-Ist dividend of SM. (on new proofs, being in part of fa. previously declared ~ Dec. 10, and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. _ DIVIDIN DS— . - . .. . . Jan, 1a G. I. Sehembri,lairuiall..etreet, City, merchant— Jan. DI J. Hills and R. Rills, Dreamed and Dartford, bankers —Jan. 16. J. Hills ( estate), Gravesend and Dartford, banker-plan. 15. B. ills (separate estate , Gravesend and Dart ford, banker—Jan. 15. E Skevington and J. J. Clutterbasek, luesellatreet, Bermondsey, leather dressers—Jan. It, J. Veld= and W. Hurd, Jubilee-place, Chelsea, horticultural builder.— Jan. It 0. F.. Arnaby, Earls Barton, Northamptonshire, boot mad oboe manufacturer - Jan. 18. W. Tinny, Tottenham.court, Etelanond, and Portland-terrace, Nottlng.hill, warrhousemaa— Jae. 18. 51. Warren, Shoreditch, hsberdaaher—Jan. IS. W. Poor: me, East Be bolt, Suffolk, market prdener—Jan. It 0. C. Roultim, OreaMmatreet. City, dealer lu indiarobber—Jan. C. Spain., Duke-street, Portland-place, bottled beer merchant— Jan. 17. J. Miller Nottingham, pawnbroker—Jan. lb. 0. Wil. boron. Durham, grocer, CRILTIPICATES to be granted, unless muse be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. Jan. Id, F. Adams, Chancellor's- wharf, Hammemmith. light erman—Jan. le. B. Reynolds, Hatton Old-town. cheeeersonger— Jan. le. J. J. Stephenson, Crawford-street, Bryanstonequare, cabinetmaker—Jan. 18. IL Brittle, long acre tailor—Jan. IS. M. Yothergill, Upper Thuneastreet, chemical measure merchant —Jan. 18. 1. Randall, Whitechapetroad, coachbuilder--Jair. It W. Cooper, Cberitou, near Alreeford, Hampahlre, builder—Jan. 21. R. Stewart, Wells, Somenet,hlre, draper—Jan. it IL H. Connie, Aheravon, Oismorgansbire. grocer—Jan. 24. C. W. Bourne, Dudley, Worcestershire, corn factor—Jan. 24. T. Colt man, Cknentry. Warwickshire, plumber—Jan. 25. T. Bennett and William., Tiptoe., Staffoolsidre, ironmasters—Jan. J. liughes, Birmingham, wire drawer—Jan.Phillips, 24. Church Stretton, Shropshire, chemist—Jan, C. Nixon, pun-Trent, Statfordehlte, boot and shoe maker—Jan. 23. T. toEs tnley, Beverley, Yorkshire, grocer—Jan. tb. 0. Robinson. Lin coln, hotel keeper—Fedlo. E. Toyeibee, Lincoln. agricultural merchant—Jan. It J. Wells, Liverpool. toy dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DLEISOLYRD. _ J. Averill and7j.79;;jeant, lantringliain; 'roc ers-T. Averill end J. Sarjeant, Birmingham, grosser-W. Cohen end F. Phil lips, Aldershott, Hamps hire , uterine store dealers - C. Lees, len., W. Lees, C. Lees, un., and IL Lewis, Hishopagate-street Within, City, tea des en-T. B. Allen, P. Murray, and J, i E t y r, Billiterequare, City, wholesale tea dealers, so fat as repeals J. fjre-J. J. Hodges and E. J. blander -J. ?Banbury and Made ley. Edgware-road, grocers-W. Felzbrothee and W. C. Loue), Banbury, Oxfordshire, linen and woollen drepers-J. Foot and J. J. Foot, Spltel.upiare, silk and trimming manufacturers °. Gould and J. Gould, Manchester, leather facto's-W. H. Brier and W. Parker, Crucifix-lane and Manor-lane, Bermes& sey, hone mereitent•-E. Shaw and W. M, Shaw, Ferseburch street, City, wholesale stationeri-S, Snowden and 1). Snow den. Louth, Lincolnshire. linen.dreper*-J. K. Lawton and P. B. Mullion, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, accountants-N. Manchus, A. Culver. and O. law, Paradise-row. liethnelepeen, so fares regards N. Manchee-T. Whiting and E. 0. Gilpin, Sheffield, Yorkshire, wholesale grocere-Ann 114iotinan and H. Yeotakia, Ltitterwortn, Leicesteishire, wine and spirit merchants-R. Tomlinson end H. Bray, Meehrough, Yorkshire. grooms-A. Walter and 8. Belden, Jun., Birmingham, attorneys-C. G. Bennett and 1). King, Fenchurch-west. City, wine merchants- Jeremiah Lord and James Lord, If ereintline and Hollinbeek Mills, Romendele. Lancashire, cottonspinners -T. Wyley and A. Bertsrietle, Popham, Lancashire, cabinet makers-J. D. Wain wright and T. Wilson, Venchurch.street, colonial ' brokers-V. Dickinson and H. Jarvis, Tonbridge Wells and Southborough, Kent, plumbers-T. Barker end W. Barker, Hudson Mill and Rehdon-hridge. Renter, Yorkshire, fustian manufacturers-M. Greenbeigh I.deceasett - and E. Greenhalik Manchester, paper merchants-F. Bowyer and J. Bowyer, Twiekentuun, naltstars-J. Kerr and W, Kerr, Cardiff. Glamor pialdre, and Newport, Monmouthshire, drapers-W.7million W C. Bosom. Gloucester. furnitoire brokers SCOTCH SSQITESTEATIONS. SlitAtErn W tannin. lialmore, Stirling tire. grocer, Dec. 28, at the Lennox Arms inn, Lennoxtowo, pule. ANDIRW PIDI,II, ithettieston, near Glasgow, smith, Dec. SI, at the Crow Hotel, Glasgow. AMIXANDIR Luang, Blairgoinie and Dundee, flax/planer, Dec. 210, at the Solicitors' library, Perth. liainolui RANKIN end JAMES ORAL Glasgow, carvers and Bides. Dee. 118, et the Faculty Hall, Gisegow. Jahn Jon son (deceased), Oiesgow, grocer, Dec. 28, at the Faculty Ball, Glasgow. Tassemcc /moos GUMBO/111TM (deceased', l'Ainborgb, doctor of medicine, Dec. 11, at Dowell& and Lyon's Rooms. Edinburgh. TIMMY 0. Mizzen Greenock, grocer, Dee, 28, et Borlanire Teninereaes Hotel, Oteenock. Ream W Edinburgh, draper, Dec. TS, at Dm/ells and Lyon's hems, Edln l.argh. ANTWONT Timiogi, jam., Poundlaud, Ayrshire, fanner, Jan. 4, at the Iling'sArms Hotel, Ayr. JAIIIIIP law itenfrewshire, builder, Jan. E, at the County 11011, Penny. THE "SAYERS' TESTIMONIAL FUND."—The hand some sum of 2,8141., oontebuted by the numerous admirers of Sayers, haa been invested by the trustees in the purchase of a government annuity, which be will receive by weekly instalments. Since the closing of the subecription list other aunts of money have come to hand from remote places, which will be applied to Sayers's use, in accordance with the intention of the donors. perfect fusion c these two voices so much akin, and yet so different in timbre. We have oever heard mormowx estimable executed by two great artists with such marvel lous preedeloo. Rossini, whom nothing astonishes and few Wage more, has Leen surprised and charmed by it. As his Rom gees to the theatre, these incomparable performers bars sting to him at his house the duet in Seusirantide, and several of his most beautiful pieces. They were proud of the approbation of so great • man ;he was delighted to be so well understood and so well interpreted. England, it is said, expecte them neat emeou. They will meet with the same enthusiastic reception which was glom to Jenny Lied, Bat where will they solo *sir debut? At what theatre, sad in whet work? This is as yet a secret. We presuroe that it will be at Covent-garden, sod in Smeiramicle. CHRISTMAS lENTSRTAINMENTS. This Christmas seems likely to be more than usually abundant in novel and attractive entertainments. Her Majesty's Theatre, which has hitherto never contri buted to the festive sesociatioas of the season. will this year, under the lesseaship of Mr. K T. Smith, be provided with one of those grotesque annuals that have formed such a special feature of his management at Drury-lane. The burlesque opening, written by Mr. E. L Blanchard, is founded on the 41 story of Tom Thumb ; and the tradi tionary adventures of that miniature hero of the days of King Arthur will be found faithfully set forth, in strict accordance with the record of the ancient chronicler. The representative of the amusing mannikin will be the juvenile comitlienne Miss Übe ROBB ; the Lauri Family are the pantoutimiite engaged ; and the scenic department is under the immediate direction of Mr. Win. Beverley. The Royal English Opera, Covent-garden, will energeti cally strive to pm a front rank in the competing race for public favour. The familiar story of " Bluebeard has been taken in hand by Mr. J. V. Bridgman, the author of the pantomime last year ; and some new features have been im parted to the old story. The scenery by Messrs. Grieve and Telbin, the celebrity of Mr. W. H. Payne, who embodies the man of few scruples and many wives, and the engage ment of a strong corps of pantomimist', including Mr. Merry Bolen*, Mr. Hilly* d, Mr. Barnes, Madame Bolen, Mr. Milano, and the clever members of the Payne family, will show that the management have good reams to be sangnine as to the result.. Decry-lane will hereto go boards; that has leas pre viously achieved on these and, if green-ream rumours may be trusted, the pantomime will outvie all it. Lleassors. The burlesque opening, furnished by Mr. E. c. bard, is devoted to an elaborate spectacular illustra tion of the voyage of the famous Peter Wilkins and his weoderful adventures near the South Poll with the Flying Islanders. The scenic effects are by Mr. William Beverley. Mr. J. H. Tully has composed the music; the inventive teeny of the ingenious llykwynkrti has been employed ea the husks ; and the pantomime programme will in clude the names of Mears. Templeton, Cormack, T. Mat thews, Naylor, and the favourite down, Huline, formerly of the Princess's. — The Haymarket will again owe its Christmas piece to the pnatiasd pen of Mr. Buckatone, whew thorough acquaint ance with the kind of treatment required in a story espe- Malty selected for the gratification id all good little boys and girls, will be exhibited in his new version of the nursery legend of Ladybird, Ladybird, Fty Away Home- Mr. F. Fenton applies the scenery, and the Leclercq Family will be the pantomimist'. The Prinixes's will present a pantomime from the pen of Mr. H. J. Baron, founded on the story of Robillsolt erupt, sad inusbrated by the aanagsreet with all thaw mole appliances which are now so indispensable to three prodoe tams. Mr. Garden will be the here of Defoe's narrative, and Friday will be represented by that extraordinary dancer, Signor Espinosa. The Clown will be Mr. A. F. Forrest. The Adelphi likewise relies upon Mr. Byron, and Blue. beard, from a novel point of view, will be the subject of the Christmas burlesque. The hero will be personated by Mr. J. L. Toole, and Mr. P. Phillips is the watt engaged to give effect to the scenic deportment. The Lyceum will have an extrampona, to be entitled airy g&shelle, end, with the aid of Mr. W. Conceit's talents in the production of gorgeous scenic effects, there is little doubt that Madame Celeste will take high rank among her competitors. The Olympic will have an extravagacza, written by two of our most popular dramatists, and founded on • favourite melodrama. Mr. Robison, of mune, sustains the principal character. The Strand, ever a favourite bnuoe for burlesque, has been also supplied Ly Mr. Byron, and Lis new extravaganza on the subject of Cinderella will be found to embrace all the members of the company, whose respective specialities have been, of cosine, carefully regarded in the treatment. The scenery, which, under the present management, ham been raised to great importance at this theatre, will be more than usually splendid, and illustrate the ingenuity with which the artiste, Messrs. Broadfoot and Albert Callcott, have mastered the difficulties of a small stage. The St. James'i has been provided for by Mr. William Though, who has chosen a m►thological subject of burlesque rendering. Astley's has been supplied by Mr. T. L. Greenwood, and he has selected the story of " Graciosa and Percinet," as best fitted for hippo•pantomimic illustration. CHNISTMAII Tama.—During the Christmas time it has been the great weeder of the authorities of Brighton from whence so many Christmas trees ever come. The matter is now no longer • secret, for, on the night of Thurs day last, or early on the following morning, • huckster, it is supposed, seei ng a nice young fir, in a plantation belonging to - Ois u Itinger, near the road, with hatchet in band lm dismounted cart and cut the sapling for the forthcoming market. Five pounds have been offered as a reward for any =who shall give information of the amender. The any of these hucksters is well known. For instance, last year a gentleman had • favourite holly bush with variegated berries, but, prizing it, had set a man to watch it. Early one morning a huckster proceeded with his shovel to the spot, and perceiving that he was watched, with wanton cooks= offered re. for the tree.—Sesser 11.rprew. &lugs tN DiRIIYAHIRE.—There are now up wards of 300 nalmakers on strike at Belper, in Derby shire, and at present there seems no probability of an arrangement. The trade of the town is sensibly affected by it, from the foot that a largecirculation of money is suddenly withdeawn from the market, and 'merely locked up in the iron chests of the masters. There can be no doubt the muter are seriously inconvenienced, but the men most be mare so, for a very small number have ever given evidence of frugality or forethought, notwithstanding that their wages have been very good ; the consequence is they are thrown upon their own refources, and find "no effects," Up to Saturday lest sufficient hand' were at work to enable • sum of Pe. per men weekly to be paid to those on strike, but the masters, with one or two exceptions, hays declined tout any more iron to those who would have coutri ed doubtless, that a want of feeds would speedily terminate the strike. The men state they have great expectations from the glass.blowers of Dudley, to whom, it is said, the nailmakers contributed under similar circum stances some time ago. SALMON POACHING IN THI Tay.—Notwithatand ing the strict watch kepi _ . over the Tay and its tributaries, there has been a good deal of salmon poaching of late. Last week, Mr. Robert Bald, superintendent of fishing', ob tained five convictions against poachers, before Sheriff Barclay. The Tay and all its tributaries are well stocked with "pawning fish, from the head of Glenlyon to the Bridge of Perth, and from Earn Mouth to Leaman'. It is calculated that there are fully five fish for one in the rivers last year ; and should this prove • favourable imams for spawning, a very large produce may be anticipated.— . A beautiful statue of a school girl has been put spin Boater! School, fixed on a pedestal of Hollington stone. It is the workmanship of Mr. Thomas Thornyeroft, the sculptor, a native of Cawsworth, whose studio is seldom, if ever, without some statue of the Royal Family. In one of his Mite, a few months ago, the Prince Consort, admiring this statue, suggested that it might appropriately bs gives to a schooL BO•ley School has been the one *elected.— Mrscelmfidd Courier. ROTA!. VICTORIA Sunday.—This celebrated wine, ocedgeed exclusively to the Eaneevoppeessoo sod Colonial Wine Coat muiy, of Ith, Pan.raall, Is the established tsvourite .of the wine drinking community, and, being found In most fashionable eats. blislunents, It is simply necessary to state that as a diluter wine it stands unrivalled, whilst to the Invalid Its delicate and sett Savour imparts renewed vigour, and produces the most mastery elect upon the nervous system. The reduction of duty enables the directors of the European and Colonial Wine Company to offer this truly excellent and natural wine at the wonderfully low price of Twenty seven Millings per dozen, bottles and rases Included—Wye' tlesisent. NATIONAL SCHOOLS, HP. OILS...MIN-THE FIELD& The Builder of Saturday gives, with an engra ving, the following particulars of the new schools in St. Bike's, the opening of which we recorded on Thursday • .• The building aod its appurtenances occupy • site 7b feet long, with an average width of 60 feet i„ while • portion of the laird, about 30 feet square, is set apart as • playground and • means of obtaining light and air, at the back of the Wilding. There are four floors, besides the merannnes and attics over the staircases. The basement is proposed to be used for • soup-kitchen. er for an industrial school. It is abundantly lighted by means of windows in the plinth of the elevations towards Broad-street and Eodell.street. The ground floor is devoted to the infanta' school, and contains a large schoolroom, 62 feet long and 23 feet wide, as well as a large class-room, and other conveniences. Immediately over the ground steo7 is • mezzanine floor, 9 feet high in the clear, and here are placed residences for the schoolmaster and achoolmistress, and a committee-room, with store and lumber rooms. The master's residence is entered from the boys' staircase, and the mistress will have aeons to liar house from the girls' department. The latter is in the prin cipal floor, which is 18 feet high. The girls' schoolroom is 72 feet long by 28 feet wide, and the clan-room in connexion with it is 30 feet long by 20 feet wide. It is intended to use the largo room for lectures and other parochial purposes, in the hours when it will not be required for scholastio =OIL The boys' department is over the girls' floor, and the arrangements are in all respects similar. Access is given to the boys floor from a separate staircase and entrance from Sharp's-alley. The girls and Infants will eater by the principal door in Endell-street. A lift is constructed in wane:ion with the boys stair case, giving the means of hoisting from the basement to the highest part of the building. The lift heights, externally, as • bell turret, and is • conspicuous object from Eodellstreet. The materials used, externally, are brick, tiler, and slate •, the last forming cilia, weather ises, and copings. The prevail* colours are • warm yellow and red, but a few black bricks are also used. Black nod red Minima's tiles form the string -course' between 'the mezzanine and principal stories. All the strings, and moulded work, of all kinds, are of red brick. The windows of the principal floor towards Endell.street are grouped together, and only divided from each other by eolumns of red polished granite, with boldly carved capitals. The gutters are of cast iron, and so arranged that lead fleshings are dispensed with. There is a railing of orna mental character Used to the gutter to prevent wow, broken elates, tic,,, from slipping over into the streets, and to act ass parapet in giving isotection to men who may be required to clear the gutter, or to repair the roof. The clorseen, bell-turret, and hip of the roof have ornamental finials of wrought iron, and cast-iron crones are placed on the three gablea The roof is covered with green and blue states, arranged la bands ; and the ridge is formed of slate, perforated with trefoil,. The internal construction is very simple. The skim are of Yorkshire stew, and the doors are supported by nestled wrought-iron boar. All the floors am pegged, and a space is kilt between the floor sad the ceiling pasta below them, W preeeut the transiniteioe of sound. The roof, which baa • space of 214 feet, is composed of principals feinted by a semi-circular arch, and collar over the same. The principals carry purline and rafters in the usual way. All the internal woodwork is stained and varnished. The window-fames are so designed as to constitute important features in the elevations. Each arch-headed win dow has a transom across the springing of the arch, and • mullion connecting the till with the transom. The windows in the part below the transom open internally as casements, and the part which fills the arch is hinged to the transom, to open inwards at any angle desired for ven tilation. The rain-water pipes are of cast iron, and appear externally At the corners of the building. They are placed in the position so often occupied by a shaft in Venetian buildings ; and their upper portions are ornamented by a twisted band cast on to the pipe. Means are adopted for admitting the external air to the school-rooms and chow rooms through the dado, and vitiated air flues are built in the wane, and carried up into the chimney shafts, which are of great height, and are placed on the gable walls of the building. . . . . The workmanship displayed about the whole of the building is very good, and reflects credit upon Messrs. Mansfield and Son, the contractors, and Mr. Dale, the clerk of works, to whom we must give credit also for an ingenious arrangement of the desks and forma. We congratulate the rector, Mr. Thorold, on having set up such a isowerful means for good in his neighbourhood as these schools present ; and Mr. Edward Barry on having produced one of the most successful brick buildings of which our own time can boast. THE LORD RECTORSHIP OP ABERDEEN UNIVER -81/r.—The election of Lord Rector took place on Friday forenoon, at Muischal College, with the following result : Angus Sir A. 82 Mir Buchan 6B Moray The majority of students in two out of the four nations being thus in favour of the respective mediates, the vote was equal ; but it will be seen that, numerically, Sir Andrew was Lord Rector by a majority of 38. We are in formed, however, that at a meeting of the procuratore, which took place immediately after the state of the poll was declared, Principal Campbell intimated his intention of exercising the privilege which he believe rested with him of giving the casting vote in favour of Mr. Maitland. A meet ing of the gentlemen in the faculties of arts, divinity, law, and medicine was heldin the anatomical class-mom, Blarischal College, at night, when we learn that it was unanimously resolved in resist, by every proper and lawful means, the claim of Principal Campbell to the casting vote in the pre sent election of Lord Rector, which he had intimated would be given, at the expiry of 21 days, in favour of Edward Francis Maitland, Solicitor-General,—Abervlcen Herald. THE BISHOP OF ROCHESTER AHD HIS CLERoY.— The Bishop of Rochester, in his charge delivered at hie recent primary visitation, strongly remarked on the ten dency of the clergy to indulge in too great developments of beard and whisks; and also censured their attendance at cricket or archery matches. There has been some murmur ing at this, and the Rev. A. Watson, " temporary curate" of Coggeshall, Essex, has spoken out against what be coa -1 eiders an attempt at episcopal tyranny. The reverend gen tleman in a recent speech expresses • hope that neither the Bishop of Rochester nor any other bishop will again inter fere with any of the duties of the barber, and that the clergy may never again be called upon to listen to a charge making it a sin to pick up a cricket-ball sad throw it at the wicket*, or to catch ups bow and arrow at an archery meet ing. The clergy and laity, he added, were not the slaves of the bishops, and must not allow them to become barbers, or interfere in what they had no concern. TRAermunwn4n.—" A London priest," writing to the Union, describes his ministration of private com minimh as follows :—" I have had an oak box made per fectly plain, thirteen inches long, eight and a-half broad, and six deep, with • drawer at the bottom, secured by a pin, and with a brass handle at the back, by which it can be easily carried. In this boa are—l, the sacred vessels, of silver, and moderate size ; 2, a silver pyx ; 3, an ebony erase ; 4, two small braes candlesticks and wax tapers ; 5, • damask napkin ; 6, • silk bursa , with silk veils of the colour of the season ; 7, a stook of cambric veils and corporal. When I em about to celebrate in a sick-room take the articles required out of the box, close it, cover it with the linen cloth, and proceed to arrange it as an altar." CRYSTAL PALACH Own SHILLING DAY. Cnanrrxes DAT, Dn. MS.—Admissions on payment, 1,990; ditto b moos tickets, 818.—Total visitors, 2,806. [Adrertigem ti elL a Hoxwer•V'a OINTMENT AND Pli4/I.—Health G preserve the circulation from lespurtty sad irremdwity is the chief aim of all prophylactic medicines, In which clam Holloway. twin medicaments occupy the foremost rank. At no times are such preventives of disease More required than to November and December, when the cold, damp, and air lays the foundation of so many throat and chest cmispits. The Ointment should he well rubt I, at least twice • day, on the skin nearest the °man affected, h^nee it will penetrate to the illsoniered tissae. Is measles, beari.dins, and inlianimation of the lungs, Holloway's Ointment aided by his Pills, will produce the happiest results la checking disease and dismissing all taint from vital organs.