The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-24 00:00:00

NO .?. ... • f... •• aRT , • " 61 ,'1 W;111 N , , - )1.. • • • • . . . . , A. .„ • . • 4 2 _ .•• i s- /We. , 04 r7Z.71•00."-s-#. 09. -71 - - _ LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1860. No. 4,467.) rTWOPENCg. LONDON to EIYDNIY Dbool aa lt s ,MlLT. QT. JAM TELll2 l 22.—Elois Lames sod IlLAelt BALL LINZ of CLIMB P bus I's , MassOlr. M. 111111 D WIG•11.-11211msbelb AL/ MINA Y, 1.•, , ~ P.,. iu . n the tab. mg fen lawsisa s Zeris. DI MIMI. Mr ablialisd driers saishrolia. Iran 1111. Pater %,., , .....4) ~, ow i .:th et otatrotb. nadvflog wads Imrir .il mik• her int appeases Is thb 01101 5 2 7 0 = utii tic :th. wake. pr. riousty ARIL DAY Da* Now. AY • isoloville mad la Pumas ood . . latiodoclng Naomi Dr rm. ]'O CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER A.N and 1,2tV111,01111 with ALM OMIT_ or rlfinata. &ODIUM:LT supwildrpOonAdd wilisivo WILMS. tal par lad oniant-laid .sa PM ains, Ors gauss for ed, thick ditto, five (Mein for n : wipardaa foolscap, R. per rasa swum ad. Pe r r IMDING WIDDINO ZNYILOTIR, INVITA TIONS to ale =MU awl sus. HUNT= and STAMM la In 'tilt or CWT in the latest tashloo. CAD:MATZ ILNOUVID sad ISO MU/MICAS= TIMM kr ta Ild.—Obersta at WRY zooluatrior walldiasew entoklbrwasnt, tt, TILICADILLY, two doses best amalivllbolerst. rtAnz AID (Stampect,"id. REPRAIISZNTAPION OP SOUTHWABK. Last night a meeting of the friends and sup porters of Austen Henry layani, Esq. (who has consented to stand as a candidate for the tattoo of this borough) warn held at the Quese's II Tama, Highetreet, Borough. for the purpose of hearing an exposition of his principles, and to form a committee to promote his elec. tion. Mr. J. NEWNAN warn &leg to the ober, sad ex. ?Lined the circumstances under w►ich Mr. Layard had new, induced to come forward as % candidate. THE AIIPAESS OF THE PRANCE. 144;ir. 15.•—P111101110TIONS AND AP rournisrvs.—Omilisase.lr. S. lie, to the Hero. 'Hurt Class Aatiotaat to the Onegeo• Swot MAW * the bra.. Porioutits Hank • osid J. Retalick , to tar os . ukore. Fagivemsl. «Woad* Ant elms assistant =is lir Rooms ; . AdliWolboul .std der twister is the Nadboppia ; mad P. Ks AJNIMr, oonirmol so th ird ohms sailthset saiimisr le the Ptivibresd. Acting Third Clue Assistant Engineer J. Taylor, Imett Hero. Midshipman A. A. S. Watts, to the Money. 'hips. .r nes atypic City of 11.mcbefisse Plonio•LY Cainwria !Where, golwo owl ..t Sae Nina Ow Cash*: Jinni Baulk i ß r"Tm To Soil. !Iri 5 Fe. 10 amb 10 THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Eslheem—llds Istabllshasent, pmeNsisteotly die thedaTter the Aware sad matchless beauty et Hs deem& cesshised mlth the perfection st Ns Is MEN EVERT EVENING. Ur. W. M. Padres Rood whom. MOW silection. trees Um Operas end W meet admired sod taroartte dames mosis. Deers even st Night Admdeekm to all pule Or the selabllshossoik L. '_. rut, 10 keimil 10 W9 l . 10 " BB," rid Dr: Jam, "ht r take • walk down Yleaterer' 144—Blitry Barr Ows Minim B A . A. • London Nerobee he Town and Gourley Readers, ei UMW r am... la W by '.II GOMM IIIIIra Nogatl," to. Otrirre at No. 1, Dooloort, left : 1. Per Borer: for were. • lemma. Chapter 1,2, 3, awl • Prods Bawer & Tko Nerborn rue. • TM "Ulm S. Two Bear of re Year here. S. Ilretrala By John Om*** 7. Geld rd Draw S. Travoleha the County of 11140 res. By the Editor. & Bret kola on Circumstantial rider* 1.0. Lorain Parr :—No. 1. Taro lea. 11. Seidl re sod Volunteers . IL Orr Ike Libras to Barbel• By the Ben. I. C. Y. Mac IL Vora re Ua. le. Cabral Ladles. IL Barr the CM. Oise et "Temple Su," 122, Floretark Loader iir.LAT•lin, on rising, was received with load amercing. He said he mud claim their indate if be me not then able to address them at any length, he was su ff ering from a cold, a should have to ad II Lap meeting en the following evening. Ha wee olliked .to speeding • larSl6 , stint, of money to mews his election, for he looked man • large eenditure of money as a &Spice to any tossillumay. There were two andantes already before Om ens, Mr. k!'imositt, a gentleman who took the acme Rom ; a se himself, and Mr- Smvert, who come forward on the geomitel local interests. That jirineiple tem entitled to evaMiumeet, but it was Gila which nit he serried too far, for if wily mod to t lood interests, V would redoes the Oroinail of the represent lee,! mtessste,il would redsee s ootnail of the siion to toe great pal* vddry. ' if. bad Mad invited• to come femme harem he aid they anemia a his' peboipia, ao they Maw what won, sad bow be could, rememat, aot merely keel ed also the aides of tho maim is hour et • B e am pored a wawa/ Wash. oa MID obarsider Mawcolit., - he laid me t, x, With pa; be llound Maser opposed to him. As to Ida Veal ripiee he would atone. COMO to the question, say that he 'was a naiad. Ho was act .• liana -ne. a adroit donservative. bet h peek •- redlea did not think that title him kr Oa offiders of the been la the Home of Co mes niembered the time when be was th member. Mem, hear.) The lon• Mee ;" but it Wee so Illekt sak 17 ‘Tka Wi tr iiii member, for it ires the mellows nightly remark, Wee ads and others, who were reedy to itab him to the_ heart, that they were going to Mit the " Nineveh biffir while he was sadeavomlim to expose the suffering of Weir suldises is the Crimea Still he had met with the lotion at his countrymen, which he comidered • reward for all kds Mimes. He had supported Lai aton. bat having quarrelled with hint, so a weak rem he had got the woes of it. With rapid to the question of retorm he was inclined to ameo the primed of Lord John Russell of a U. rental, which would have ineladed a large body of the working men of this country. He did not my he would stop them ; he WU not • finality man ; but he would have taken a dl. franchise se an instalment. Still he was of opinion that • large =Modal of the sa line would be of little value unless the voter *as pro tected in the exercise of it. He bad always lam is favour of the ballot, and although it might not always si new r fect secrecy, it would at euez rate give the met elector a large protection. He now came to tie of Meal self-government; and that reminded hinarim Sissies when he wae travelling with Lord Wm/Sod VI Mail% they met with PrinceEeterkaey,sad t i teelmitasweetwiffieet turned to England, when Prime h erlffisdir= that reglind should newer give up me m institutions. Ho now came to the feeders palsy of raglan/4 and he rejoiced to find that Lord John Item]] bad written • despatch on the affairs of Italy, which bad made the =lmprimis° the movie of Europe. He had Italy sad had seen what was going on there, and during the sort time that Italy had gun• to assert her liberties she had maimed a amigo mod remark able. Her cities, that were almost depopulated, were now full of • naive iedualoy, sad what ins before an laminate corpse was now it Wing being. (Cheers.) A great question had also WWII with rowed to the affairs of India, and to make himself acquainted with the subject he had tided. that country and informed himself of the &eta, end should be most happy to enter the House of Com mons to give his opinion upon this important Latter. He was in favour of the fullest declaration upon all the great leading principles, but he did sot think it right that he Mould go fettered upon small details. He would be most happy to answer any questions that might be put to him, and should at all times be ready to enter Into explanations 1 on say subject, which his esostituesito might &aim favour In reply to • question, Mr. LA YARD said he was in osa equebeedon al poorratsa, but the di ffi culty was mto expenditure of them. Mr. put.ice said that if it could be shown that by Mr. I Fawcett standing it would amble Mr. Sorrell to slip in, N it could be shown that Mr. Layard had a majority of the electors he woad retire. H L on the other hand, the ma jority was in favour of Mr. Fawcett, then he expected to Wafts the name consideration on the part of Mr. Layard. Mt: LITLED said he admired the conduct of Mr. Fawcett, sad would calm on the contest on the most honoerade terms. Mr. HOWAHD proposed the following resolution:—"That this meeting her/ = hexd the political opinions of Mr. 14 ".. 7 'r i t" • .......,- .......1::::::::: Ocelonoo j are of opinion tam no a mmotly fitted to become tier tative of this ancient boroogh in parliament, and g' iCL e ßite, 1'.."..!': vidually and collectively, we pledge ourselves to euppWli hint at the forthcoming election." Mr. WLLTIMUILS seconded the resolution, which was car ried with but one dissentieet. amidst loud cheers. F.., : • The above Idea elms Brltialt.bollt dippers torn part of tint &ranted Black Ball Line of British awl Australian el•ltoyal sa radon& ripest have, by that, pancteallt) and rapid pas earned a world known reputation, sad oboes paoarpapor ww.144. Ma is onsurpaaav4 by any vemels afloat. Apply to JAllla BA I\ Li and Co, Liverpool. sad to T. X. pIACILAY as 4 Co, B. bloorrolo-straok LC. A RGYLL ROONS, Whodailkofiest, Pioca ra. 111.0PINID tar Im Wlarer Omsk k. 710)(1. NAM OM week leo arrrw b aiablYieri years. Crolarred Mire UMW& Damen a{ 9 /desk. Aftlidra. NOTICK —WINZB and SPIRITSMRICDUCILD DVMS.—A. =ova ET revised list of prises with Dr. Names report pest tree, es application Claret (ills erdlialre_ betnes Included .per dam lES. (hablls /Mr orb) CHATHAM, Nov. $L • Moors FROM INDIA. —A numerous party of cavalry and infantry trays reashesUlsitaarrison from la& this damson, the whole' at asps having disembarked at Osseasad tom the Bert India abop ship Tudor, 1,036 tons bard., • Osaistander Anadrusg ; which sailed from Cal- Gaga at the 20th June last. The lumbar of troops of all risks wlinalabarkad at Calcutta we 142, belonging to the 2nd Ohs gasm's) llass is Oviarde a Oth Dregooa Guards (Cazabasses),s46,6lh, 19th,101142501,37th, 35th, 37th, 39th, 486, 54th, 11Cale ), 81st, 1, /let (Highs a' 75th, 77th, 804 h, 824 9111, SS*, sllth, and WOW art& teolepe hel w e i the Segel awl werstal 'tot, of. • The_offlpate in mamma G. W W,. anal, 75th Begleneat ; Cape& 80th ltalienst ; Staff-engeon J. IL Kellettlisiegie hZArDating the wspega etc dent he eesaned - on hoist eitiole of the tease liaseight Was have eon • term of marries for whin k Geqsaistede and than will f, moire their dieslarga. On/y two of the men after medical impaction, - Squired to be taken into hospital for treatinewt. Tun Hisart. COMMAND. —lt is currently re —and we bats meow to believe that there is some iM ted da tier for it--that fkar4dniirel Sir Henry Keppel will am cad fir %4WD Laihington in the South American wen woad ; wed that Rear-Admiral Swart will have the oom. snood wries amaglo. at the Cape el Good Hope, rice Beppel.— United PftavaL 13/HVICIN ON THE CHINA STATION. -- NW.' is gins, in last night's Gamete, to all pawns in terested %heroin, that preparations ore mow being made for the Waded distribution of the am of 33,000/ voted by }Mimi* for the naval foveae Tkle s ysd on the China statism. between the Ist October, 1 and the 2 6 th June, 1858, white will be distributed upon t principL al pant ing to each perm so employed, one month's pay of thlsty days according to their respective ratings ca the ha day of th;kr service on that etation within the above iseatkeiel puled. Agents and all other wooer kolas' poreenei attorney, prim eniww, migareals, or other strop* by anus Gt whkirthey may be legally entitled to claim the ahem belonging g to r m k. person, are requested, with as little delay as • to transmit the same, accompanied e weal documents, to the prise triads of the Dena/tam et. the , anam• tant-Genatel of the Navy, Admiralty Due notice will be giro, tabus adiertie " = " to tic 11 1 Zomba Goidte, of the date proposed for the eimasasemeat of distribution . The names - o f her Majesty's *his adllied to participate are as follows :—Acorn, Amethjetoteleaos, with Dove (pm-boat), Algettne Assistance, AAventare, Bastard, Banterer, Belleisle , Banamuta, Comas, Wait* Crane!, Cormorant, Clown, Drake, Encounter, Elk, Pity, Forester, Furious, Firm, Hornet, Highlyer, i H n =y lu ld=, lallectible, Jags, Kestrel, Leven, las, Nankin, Niger, Nimrod, Opossum, Pique, Plover, /Micas Charlotte, Baoahorse, Sybille, Sampson, lianepereli, Slangy, Surprise, Sputa'', Tribune, Vahan*, Woodcock, tad Watchful. DIIISHINIITION or NAv.az. Parrs Marin% —Notice is gins Ii yesterday's Onsate, that the distribution of pre meds arida. from ash captured on board a RILIOISII vessel name sinkaawn, by her Majesty's ship Viper, on the 26th of May, 1855, in the sea of Azov, will commence on Thursday, the 29th November, 1800, in the prise bransh of the depart ment of the AceneuttantOeneesi of the Navy, Admiralty, ISonserset•bouse. The following are the slues due to an Individual in the sorrel obsess ; Flag sear, 12f. Ida ; Lieutenant commanding. 30/ 3s. 3d. ;fourth class, 81.188.11 d.; fifth class, 4/. 19a. scr. •, earth ekes, 41. On. sd. ; seventh class, M. les. 7d. eighth clams, 11. 9a. 10d. ; ninth class; 19e. 10d. ; tenth class, fla 114. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORIL—TI. LEVIAPOoI,, NEW EOM, sad EIHIADLLPHIA ATEAM MU! COXPANY Inn Dd dmpatetilm .heir toll.pommit Iron Screw Otomookipo catlin: at Quiromlown to mbar& pits sod iimpaisim Mow. W !MT IlooM LIVOZOOL LW YOBS. E 100. Wodadsday. Nor. 111 INN Br ROL Wadasiday, Daa L AM may ••••••Itag Witiosidm. CMOs prom IA IL mil 11 gramma. acerrilhor to Me moots =dittos. Yawed pomp& 11 vim% M prodioot caob& roomer. far mil Ms WooMem Mafr bookod Ilmoith n. racy oitmotimmi torna—Por tether torileMort goofy to WILLIAM INMAN. Ilk Wolopone& Liverpool : or to jai MI sod YAM% SI. Log WElmmits& OW. ate. Z a a l o r g iL- 10a. hieudid , Mi trial aisrpd 116 a per doseaj w IWO• mi Illwea M /Alm mad Atanatillado lea. la& lik. Oln, tal Illa. N. Iftivially Ilearay, 17a pa gallon ilollaada. the vauy Ink ILlar sae dam MOW Bamtlat OM Ms Ii MO libM a ;map. cilia stamp. a t i s ms. alab.—A. 2100011. It iaraag, Landau. Ilfew ready. Elk NO Bytiovjggh prise Is. CIAREER a sat ARTFUL PODGER. NJ Prom Ant to Li the book Is fall a' eliodsieles. Mei omen waryloolv, everybody &sold reed losisa : George Minn, A2.11g40614, • 11011--2thes are= all se Oadinsatassos Nib es& BNM Salo.b a . e ia l 1 M Atm 2 MI ~ice gILI F LITIBFOOLNWOM:031, Ss Nubia al SALMI be Ind ma. The Ilsiswkis areL the i= li sialsrieZrei 14" rittiA. kr MI MY z. 111=,It a L .. rillslA, ear Mr Teat Dm l CAN AM. Ow BOMB. lks. iii. hooolle lanai. plibkimo Dot otilbool winos of lkoolk =1 asiLbere au Wird —To Saks gal intsa. dill IMMO. AM: Omni odioo3l i t To Y.. Toot. slid *AK Ali rng i ual Pa so &la.:. Bides. sad Sew 111%. OW ink gal 1 Par . ,..4 a... acemmedisiga bee p• 1 1 .81 ri d sumpl.ftbas Pie. la Wee* Teeepmes, mei to% Ithis. le be la Meet Se W embire. II A UNIVERSAL ER. Lined ler V.P. Ammo% llbeb LRAM, &s. Loudon ; Zombies end Week et, Pelermeeler-raw. STrarB and 80_ ,11 rirs. mama WISIII all Th isott °l l ll WZ. tow Os Weed, Sta. 3 ft ; pals; Sta. as, Fa dam ; Aft. Wtdi croft{ 41,.. /ft, ; Iftefte, pod, Ma, . : aft, iiicsfte polc o = 4 :lfto, SAL. per &eft ; am* Soo SIN NIL, 1111,105. ft ft., : aricsa lismacc, 4ba, : Olkacipaiso, Sta. : Moot, tordrie Amok Oyu* TIL E dell! . Warsals, ; Isconsa ; Lisboa, Asa cc , ESL per dc/ca W. al 'Our seccily mar- Dekvarod "Sift /In Efts lye el uplift T. soft THE w PR•IRII FLOWER. Now libldshe tif i r rA WßO A rlarerNlE The lam* dial *trade . J . 6 . 101110 I joroo X Ittn i rrtiV ba r s tr es i g t * al°tl A 4 it BOOK : Volume ter earsesee Days and Winter Nighta Pepecially adapted Icie Nis looreireepentent, Amusement. and ANFINIMOS of Youth at Mud or at Rose. London : Wert end Lek. M. illeet4bfeet. sismi—lse pomp az giber Iskssmilaiiegil, le 1. Ward. IR 01/ Draftletrisk losiffle D Can* Ihssrs. It PIRO Is Is Wow. Paris : G. sad J. Num ladritashatn* a mid c verpmeL Qessermiurs et nil C. S.V II Z: dna. LI BARLOW'S SKLY-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vad-p•grepgraL If•serami bummer 'lna UAL IARLOWII PATIINT CABS ined• frt illGarlmd la tthlai ; AYeaW, Ile awe • NAM kW Ts all was al way ie. irks trans as. lAALOWS AUTOMATON gm sae Ms at !GM pm year. Prim IL. Kliwwalm. graft mums SWIMMING /LILT SOSAIIM..—MW nod • vMi a NNW wsm• akm WNW poems INA Is TAM S IVI POTA TO MAIIIOI.-11. wiy EWAN Ss woe X la Mr W. TA. Ns. ly MGM J.A=l , imam Li. Kiss Wlllem. /Mak laverlar w Wake. to. OW Ids aims mad sdams le ea mow NNW, .alas ..swokes basidma—NWillaid QTONE and HEARTH STONE QUARRIES. 0...7 TO 111 LIT as =AMR Nal airlift= asst tare veil Owe et yuarrivi et bulYeare bare Maw lad hearth Mat. B.lchworth. Sane:, Newsom *MII 1..rkun4...n I door tit the Reeehvorth ea am as s & k; I 01111 Ittr.l And Kt lode Relive:, ellettle. ism to IA pens et the 1:.,4, Tu. and within three miles of M.N. wbere extern- Myr • ,11611114 ..perwlorir are sohis as. The querles are sow ar, , sar.l I.r tt.w. Malt of Croydon, later Nye Notre' et chrimaams Nat. Mr. W. lial= l the poems M Um= Name Park. sill alter. the y sod Ns toms lar. apply In Messrs w 11110trelITOPI. sad Solaiton M. (treat Martharsamlasiesak Leaks; or I. %Ivor Cluttua, Leal Surveyors, Rerlereed, aillf Mulmata. ml day, an entirely original work. alum baltr u z i tia% dediratea to John Lad Dodd Iherestar, and galseatria Not.-Boak." prise la., DI R Y at BX-DITECTIVZ. Landon Ward and Lock, 16/4 Me price anumaNal boards, tap. Ova, T OODKD SNAKE : a Story of the ER „a.m.. pr in. PNALINs. N.B. Upon this marmites*, teMereattag hoot the new Amy- Lao ammo! et ,•• • "fey?' 40:* tead•ll. WINTER HOSTILRY al_f_mary .clescriptiom isautuns all the ?TIM PATTMOIIIk warm ireakri Ilkekkor rki Prnikrrierkbe k badly rod Pekerkir eranned Ibisils Orr dirk, dro krokkorwu knolds.k as, la perk wkly.—ROM wad Plan. kamdriftwers, 4, Woke brikok Palikrat. laid" L sdoo:"w.:a:.Tzwt, nR n..*.a VONTINENTAL IMPORTATIONS for PRI 41VIATIoN —7. A. mow =a co respealtally 1111•11111101 10 Chllif sauseses Nino lAA they are ivy Ina Or 4..anienst brosanurinsole of NOVELTIIIaSI= • MAINTATIOg. sal A maims to do so for Ur presust sod Ilinhooming Ilistra—T. A. & Co seilla ▪ beassA4 a vlle i• Wpm* lOW sink* sad oliara Asa am at pion to walk ail purslassrs tram Is. So LW sae sad mg slime dodo ths ., 7. A. lIIMPKI sad solimallia sersallaala wash rad slat amrsalestoma Amiss asse bra. Impala% 114. Itaipsistrost. sad & limb abed sad PrIA Are I. Alyea ml , d l /4 1 . 00 &70. a teary bowie, THE TIGIa fiILAIR. By Gustav/ ALLOW. /haw of " The Peal* flower," to. Asa barratlve of Malls tattles Adeveteree, of We to the AN* ad ea the Ptilrte, of Neigh threesh which the Author boo tide wort &moms instant mmognitlaa sad will most crab "Pl iaadon Ward sad lock, 1* Fleatatreet. B OTH PLIABUU awl PROFIT be gulled Iran • wire at IL NOM Ind lOWS 17.1' widsla ale tandabed with a tamale sleek et wry d alike tar addle wad Inman at away pada er sadarth aoll yews eentort. my* ibrabillbh and seats= are emblasd we& • brawn at price. +bleb wield Gear be remalealtve ae Mil NI eximaly• was as se Gabor beam la tie Imps en bent CHINA AND TIE MIMI. .HE LIFE, BLANNERS, CUST9IIIII, ARTS, CONY ZILCH MAD; and WANCIPACMIM at CHINA W the CHINON, by on=us-WRNS Sllnafraiod Wtal now reas engraving*. Coupled' In Part 11. of " All Round We World." Prier Is now pobtlabhar. 'nation :Z. Mar* risitafteet — Me deperkenie jeTwlikk 11011•11 amt SON Melte particular attemitea an the RIADT-MAIO imd, MO ORE CUYTHING, the NOMERY sad DRAPIMIT, RAT awl RAP sad DWI awl aIIOR sad MURAL OUTYITTLIONE T OZNTS. IY BMOOKR RING DO' Me been re. pienlabed white t7rWaWsd the went sod admit Hued leedga /maw et It dogma et sty* au* jeessellado la Re eamika at ads% km pied ke Digeeftint end talk bertedsi emiekei. aselli NUM sit lbe opposeed It ell be ex le& the L aed sons SEM kw IWIZ-MIANDRIMEENT sad Mill pal= with tespidet es Os Reatitrawlta i's. Eye lets 1 Rabbi ae er Pase TIMARIVETINTS CI.IIMIYIIIIIIAYartm. IEO et meet until tate4suniet, when balms to reamed mil if Viet VALI:18 of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and 111,0001131. Sir Ilmildiemalls el Sbe Palls sod *dr eameseme Nowa, leg Se make Se seseseemeal prang tbe VALVI el 001.1% WAN psesameaS Ass shs s-is el She We leader W tbe v be alio NUJ by ebeelMbo• d 41. 44414 b *died 1444 IS parts se ea nik Mon is solla if ▪ aml• Sm. le le errele..44 S 444014 411 11 eselb ..441 Ile 17 .paces.. 11 earls .. 1 I $ pit MOW 18 auvis .. 1 4 0 14 ants 4 1 111844414.. 1113 Te 1 mass .. ft ▪ mos 1//771/A 440014.. I s 411 card*.. •17 11 slasiml) 17 1114 u wals.. 141 r c and .. sl4 gg IS mete.. •le 4 It web.. I I calls .. 110 ID soft . 10 Ile I M. 11111161.. 115 1 seises .. •7 1 le emu WI eands.. 1 111 41/ soss...sossil saiimassiam.ls, 14441•414-440444 04.4411.0d05. W. Idaragaa =it s • I MAN Jl/011 kr le. all ILL Me dere se Ila Sae iA l ts. sisi • isiortip ▪ ifielmk. Just pnlitlahoed,=lo=tree In an en vdape ter It A MIDI IC on UN) CAM= ,C 1 (TILE PAIIMAIIIILE MUNK. dttallinid for perfect rennin le bank a. Ann Wig li= s j neataftire mrs' pestle. Is no treetamet et GO peculiar lona at mew= dissaae, which Node to embitter sad Aortae Ille. ks. By Dr. J. L. Come, 16. Allomarthatreet, Pair dilly. Lar Seal by Man VA, CerablX : Kent and 00.. IS, Paternoetardaw. & SON. MERCHANT T WOOLLEN sal .Ikl. 011 T/ DRAIW NATTIRE ITT NIOWEER RIL SOOT Asa s MAMA &mks Amme—CIDIUFEZ el &WORM mool ALDGATN: NNW OINUED-STRIET, corner at Hart.strest; OO&NU d TOITENIAZOOCRT.ROAD sad zumwaoAD. Tent r A l iu s ... by poet Umbrage, na. B 0 AL, on /tenoning's emi Ppoieftsill*lns, awl the seam Mb sir ~aft to Tons er main primitive Wiyour amyo ralt iorg. la emery ali ea of lite art ukase ell cheumelimaa. mad abet has been weak 'ladled aad hy par soul Mammation in Mr waken Coatiassid Italia law =taoleo in vatr* tak praatioa By Daum Baton M.D., al the al ilipatiaaa, Masker el tha Bent Who of @moon LonZo : . 411. 16, wirwkii-has. SPORTING. alimitio MINCHICBT*4IIO.4T. €OO to 100 apt Dudes (t ) 100 to 6 1.. 6 (t) ID to 1 (t) 23 to 1 Marna& (t) 23 to 1 Dictator (t) 33 W 1 Sad Stanley (01) se to 1 liatddis (t) SO to 1 Yorizokotor (I) ELICTRO-PLATED SPOONS awl FORKS se SICILIS SILVIS. WASSAIMILI. _ _ ---- IMaimildida — aTdailild — ul;aiip s aFidrap - 7264•411081. Urania*. Yana* Slialleld. arscLu. NOTlCK—i'mosis ow sox tsar Odd awed& sit, et madmen Oar Minds dad the t==orja sa w amok laabialossait at Ye esesaw ad sad Zailladaad err apased mo ake dta trio & & a. di. Tatar %mem pa am 1 a • Tabk Farts . Is I Down Zr . . • • Dorset • I• • Tamp ss 70311 K I. wirriziwkiecAnc UP E RIOR PIANOFORTES.-Ifisers. kfOLL and 0 , oblique, bread, Cottage, rad Maxis bearderte Itiorea. mn r., l 7 . Toltenham.court-mil. Lea*" het bo me the attentloo of nobility. seamy. prefessore, he., 611 lair TAO= UN Po iN oilLlielt PIANOFORTE. carp= 7 o iv**, •'ich 4 aduutL,l h. h. equal to any herbaria pad pianoforte rellermi to the petite. It le bait eta bee Ma metallic pieta, ospertor double actioa, ead improved NMI Polak eh!. b avoid. the Wither of the active, so that the tree, abbe* Wt. mot feeble Thew Instrument, are of =, eftelrecli.m, egg are bilked aad Mated aad so Oa they try he sit& Mi in the Nan or a auy pert at the dimetaggada. The above Motruments prepared sad gabbed be edema elimates. Merchente. *trippers, sad the trade sea- Pet Um et sad tatissonials trees the meat admisi Ibibleire bee ea applicatem. WHEATSTONE'S HARMONIMIS 1.. sous oak mom marodietwoil br Whomi for I hurt !um, *lapels. Wm* as., Wm lho ha twatitro of art of th. t.ast o,nallty of lass, huh worlorroltip sad Miasma . sad do not re.inirs toning. Guineas. New Patrol. Ilvs octaves, bow OC, dad& pedals a With IM . Stop. oak caw lO Kith T. , ht,ps. ono owl awl a 1411 el 411241442. With Three .°tops, ogoollow totto Mop U With Tuve mom bow dm = 1 •4 1 4 1 : 6) U Wit:, Irt• Mom two solo a u With right mom two w4o of vlbroWn, AM 24 With 1.14 44e.ps. One =tea Minima. aft. Tit. Lest sod haft eilloodio talowww4lll224;l illy 11 .i.tu:.t. tali .to owlmoive roortmett of Pm* ILowtotloot. II 41.400tIrti, yllk A We low* laprovomela 11 LILA 1 • ToN E and CO., Lovsoloto ma Patented Sli SO M. cutlass. N Coadall.4lZei4 NAGWaleadfwsk 1an4012. LONDON CARPIT WARICHOUSI. WA IV II aad WWI aniasla vinapsetlel of tad, salaada• MCI NO, Qs Arlen awl fabrics sullabie Is lie Pftest Wit: also 4 11 k Denaska, Breaatellea. IZepa. We .at lint•dam amaastaelare ear away la at darae=4l 104 • I ..aalmaleal. sad al aad K to -eaura-ramik W. EASY CHAIRS_ COCCHI% and BEDS. BROWN Haines EßA One wise of tie and ecerplete and soy kiwi kto.rn trk up In • mail space tor travellia; god iolapt,r4 ler home us., export MA bilrobiii. Cllr ftvo NA DAVIES'S GERMAN WAX CANDLES, • p.r In. : I,r MIA& wax or is. dd. : Inas rant wax. la . arsalae era; Sa : bs"WM Sa : Mamie mm, Id. plead setems. Kwad la Id.: aeimed.. led., 114 wet ; awdallis Isa Masts muss, vst . had. , diva, ad.. stoma, lIK 4a ed. per odes . yealwar soap, Std., 4k., as, sad iSis pis . Ma. old brows la inaser. Is. H. pet }KW: .semms Mews Whodear, ts. : white Winds-or. It ad ,• la ad tree. h.; altdeed. fa di.—for oath, Ma IL P. AM sal ,oN4 014-astalghh..l waeltuuse, tap al. Marlistmisse, Cllerlag mad, &oak& W.C. A . NEVER FAILING RIMIDT. Dr. warn. Balms ma LIVED PILIA rritloot 3lry arl.ll Inoolleok tram the reulps of err! .0, re I • , ttwl lowahublole to all .ho rafter from halms sod Orr, torapkwo rrltrk Mamba aUllanies, tllzalaina U. tyro. ac. coativaarga as a WWI) aperient mall. clay, &of as a par•Prr ot the I,lnl, Ittry an truly ossolloat : NOE la stow oporstion tad gratalol ta Ike ammo►lk tire ma* ••••raltr. orare..to .figiatlcak awl stroogthos lb. whole 841 T . M 1 r)Oola I.) druggirta, la Iwo" It. 1441. and It et rack Do me to at for Ur, Mu'. *Wm and Lim MU& TU. roo • wan green package. whit loialrek Jourywattort; oskroont as tke goveromoot alatty. DR. BUCHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES. 'ATI NT 9 4:4141.00AT1D VitISTAIII.I PILL 4. a WSW , 1.. r les the howdy, 1 0 • 1 0 1 •11 tift ermarkaa lases ated hew estaplehelle. Awe. teethe. _ ran. *awhile eeethame. *s. Vegetable ma I tetso,t. tee croaked/8d all skin erseelsee. !wee •••tet ..t.. temeretrete.i Vereefieble theeere 1 . 61 Z P.M.! ova eartlbcner at =lan. ' far the deilede. deltittated. 4 I..th arse.. vrieeleally mime et 'plate. lell'eht). n.n.owy edtberlag of the leelpha. ••I all rho' Iseether aft the Ni.mel edits . tem app pn ears 444 eeearr as th,te 'reads ellalare. ftiff • eeleetes ah.l .Yar c.eeplexiea adlerdlna M ewe a nee Maw et Ye I. ett pee.ed rod were bream Admen thimeem N P . M SietWhel, within the t 2thes at the Wham at Laal Mayer .4 La...4..a. held Brim sed On..ipeteeleek : I .•aesaetr• et, Weed alswer, W.. sad eh eiredets leas te... es Mlle per him La led.. b. 111,10.11111: tftieni•lll. per par. 1. 114. sad Se ed. ; limaaere. as OIL. We.. Si •est use.; to tr name thet enmity, She Nteekir—lkr (l4. :s. Verelaaann .treet I thew. 111 1 1 11.a.e.)) Usfore 4trrvi 114 . 1.14. 4144444444: maim a% •.e. Whew *. Irm4sh, 116 Wew earr.►.4..lp. yea tc. 1111elielerprhage b•• 4 all adtt Nernossaa. ut.lllschra Imam!, 11 ehela.a. csotalided :medics he even deers. VOLUNITER FLASK and SANDWICH CASK 0011/11KID—wentab tbe waist-belt, sad enemetied to the Mood ON asemitramstp—is ispoolge to every Vuluotoer. Tito 4e. Aeltamtolged by lade Ilabibladob Ma d ever lake and Dory. aad d Colonel Ii lobe tie beet Idly* the To I. lod T O at T. WDING sod NMI:, lotto. mlcltaly ismayartams, arrinesS sad iessultionsit w. la6. L~H4Ni. tM M 4 1.• sptal. by Hs esomay tw violet Mother Porlsorse rrHE IMPROVED 1100-ZYKD NEEDLES, 1 h e sod A. 0. IMO* Jame 17, MA may he bought from mob et the vespec mid@ drapers and other laden assigna eV • embiete meat. In morocco ems wt b. darning. Ac. Pet fine foe 13 pinny stamps A litiessl ammat shooed to Muni ode deskrs In need!, ~ and fon aarrine paid as of not less than a art value . A soy himbeeto sad pertfiloamf misogamy ...110, eat an Wawa abseil sbew used. iiblemied to each natal:Der to the above emeest samples. alai, suppbcd —Abbess A. 1." Enli gc " d 4A 31 M Rotal Needle , lbablibbs.--(111eleldbled /ILO QPECTACLES, inz by BARRE and t. tION, trill moot Mr de& War towel M nut& Rot with we polate% Lk gr o w= r -to to leld owl Islost Ilyorolookt sat viuiety os. ,at G vigt Iv a = Mordes MM. 110 Id. post trim 1.11 KW to tho toyai Amity, moils 1110 Milt Yaw= lesahso. rotabtialted IMO. quaos,—lto tomalleys ouiployel DECAYED TEETH sad TOOTHACHE nowmurs inxns skirKl .l6 4l = o,Bo . how. ever blip Use cavity. It based in so premos as pda. lankai bile a whit. enema. mamas le OP Wolk swig mos. smagriss mina/am rasimma, awl ens. lap the Ems. Dltistissiosml.-Beill by visalsea Price U. ROUGIE 1317P211.811DED by RIMMZL'S OLIVSTAL SCZNOUDA. • coke:tem cream. which Int. parte le a tem miatibie • Uantral and permanent bloom to the complexion. poise Its. N. by poet tor 33 stamps. amultd,Cle kw 1001, i.eauutelly Illostrated amt pertumee. primped., by poi for ; stamp.. Sold by all the trade. E. RI Mll2 a perfumer to the Queen. 96, Strand, and 111, Corehill. kudos . and 17, Bottleeard ,lee Italtene. Pads. R°WLANDB' KALYDOR, an Oriental botanical for taperlug and heatrUtyleg the Comp!mine sad arr. ' A i de bla roysdly-patretesed and ladies. Memo' speelhe exert, the meet auothing, cooling, and purifying action on Ike slum . emlicates Mettles, tan, pimples, spot., diambasagim. and Miler entafteoes vialtatloes and renders, the Yin soft, felt, and binomio: It obviates all the elect, of climate on lb. skim, whether with reference to cold and iaelemecy or Intense attar heat, and to unisenally lu hitch repute, from the sultry climes of ladle to lb. for... realms of the Cm. Price 4 Pt. sad Ua Id. per bottle. Caution.—Th. word. " itowlaade Kalulor" are on the wrapper of each bottle. and their slyeatere. - A Rowland emi Sees," In red Ink at foot. Sold at M. Rattoegarden, Lon. dee: and by dumb's and peressis. A PIG FATIIIIIID is HALT the USUAL TIM? sod the Ilissa iipsikila of Twosomes pow piss" yawls, In qualBlB, SlONSOlbstLlb me of faro Passrrsisli THIA UAL'S FLOOD kr CAITLIL M s prior: bawds. eon Wads' 448 fee , * issamis 411. cows coshi 448 feeds in picks's. Ma Clierlipi pat/ MD my Mina sa Is the t shed Lagioss. JOIN% TWILIT, the lanais" sad Pits Pn.priegar. AlewpNatpest Ina Maas. More Mat{ so 4 11-uvilsetesy. Osisissississ4. ibies•crois, London Agents nnialrisl 1e crrin kora stare sass an Milady appoints'. rrMOTHUS and NIIIUMS.--Mis. JOHN ndres AMEMICAN 111101111N0 Nfltt/T.—Tkla sllesides• remedy Ala beat to mewl see he wear& al thirty ye" sad • prepernd Minellella COMM When atieWind hose COM - awns anther ben pmt Ileseltlss. As seat as the tthi •= o l i s , esel ea lie MGM SU be .111 relieved. the gum athl the I versed. It Is as laaocest as tending to mediae with cam and ao 02ind t".. Z nn chill EN retro 1M ha gnaw he robbed IMO 11l Peewee should be • ery parlhadar to ask for 14,11Ntt0ICS AMERICAN autOTRINO STROP, sad to suttee th at the mans et BARCLAY and lONS. ginigedoa.scraet, Loans kto ethos Mrs. Jar awn ate sold she rla. we on the stamp a ll to each MOIL race Se *I per SEA SICKNESS PREVINTIVE.—JOZZAWB aummnas.—in. lemon uktoust me bistro le lawn asily whit hews LaMMnlha Mit dMNam at, itrivesteil SOW W see es balms or ; au.' la ammo sass mit ihnudnolestoakhip 'Mum mosilluti Whew lad uhimuleawl. hem awl Putt le tretrwittly - - Ow GPM Os Cheeed, wed been been se t*P. led to thi Isrellis Mesa lies vasessime, slibr wow itapethnent. upou Ito otters to tai 1119 eso sod stue, easminse alhip. add re a Jim% P amm* timisk •N•aintiA. lamas, andandlll. alw. Pert at 5. tit yr tree bpa* to Ti.o Oultuwlai lattiontial Yu bees recutuel 1111h-1 haws mod plwawint tu Wing Wit Mt stab Oil by we: the sou wan emitimilid with say Moms. I bo lo ed PUN ?Us wtLt getlisit serms.—Toast J. M. J. P. Ca Mei. • IL lallsawsuriuu Jar I. INV Jas. DISEASES of the M he , d ' with Photograe4 Ilistrsti M izD elt : by post Is SI. ; as% DISEASES and Midi. 111. fa ed. ; by_yest, fa 101. 76 4 Z. .I. Joitomi, M.D M.D. Liavaeate ft tbi i rl Mares el ilialli, Idlablirab Metabar of the cd leniand, dr. Yu . bllabed by John Churchllllrbad :IT% Author atty. Coanabatloos daily, trout 10 to I most fro. 6 to 4 self appointment.—bit GrogrAstrtet, Ilanoter.sysuur. Mr. Mason Jones having returned from Italy, where w became acquainted with the leaden of the various PartAS and enjoyed the intimate friendship of Garibaldi himself, is about to deliver a eerie* of oratroos on the great question of the day, "The Independence of Italy," during which he will, we solerrissel, stela the future policy of fie friends and advocates of Mellen unity. MADAM' TOMILLVD. —A u effigy of King John, modelled with great can from genuine relics, such as rale =eons, seals, and monumental sculpture abed to artiste, has been added to Madams Tinned% col lection, and an admirable portrait of the ex-Kies of Napkin modelled from life. His ex-Majeny is aged-looking rem, man, and is his footnote exhibits T a n t e=e u rr= fart uinsy which his career hem y ullins. T he Chamber of Konen has just received a portrait of Si.tOUGEN-IN-Tlia-KAIT. —On Thursday week • deputation of pariakkeers bad an interview with the Mier et Louisa, se to cullaie_grlevances they still had, as to the loathed el I .. lllVille service. The bishop, ends to esesamisicated their wishes to the g, at Mr. Biog , we understand, totals *hap, placing the matter in his lord y, we are informed that the lee leued two monitions, one to the oillelating olimellas kiss to read the Psalms for the day, and diseustiane the um of the Hymnal. and use instead, Tate sad Brady's Collection at the end of the Prayer Book, thereby giving his episcopal sanction to that selection, sad to preach in a black gown in the morning as well as at other times ; the other to the churchivardisa, to place the altar on the grated. remove the super-altar and endows-told*, and to allow no priori other than the ellkiatieg minister to appear in a surplice, thus doing away with the choristers. We are further informed that the Bev. S. Reward has refused to remain in the parish, or cede% under meshes, restrictions, and that he leaves at cam ; the resistant curate resuming in charge to receive the rectors feu, till snob Hein at Mr. Bin may andtPrint another curate. He will notwever, officiate , we understand that the Bev. Edward Parry, his lordship's chaplain, wlll take the services to-morrow. Dp to • late hoar but evening the altar had not been moved, but the monition had been remised, and we nadeestand it will be undoubtedly acted on by the ekurahwardeos to-day. The choir have been informed that their services will ao laegu be required. Truly Mr. Thompson hes abundant muse for telling the vest/Ton Thursday . that be was sathriled with the bishop's decision, communicated to him a few hours pre viously at Loam How. —Jots Bell. Roost &nom —A gostlentan in the United States, named William Mills, has lately presented the school with a large velvet tag, in token of his admiration of what he bad read of it in Tom Browns School Days." Mr. Day, the gentleman whom he bad charged with the delivery of this offering of goodwill, was introduced by the head master to the school when assembled for calling over on Thursday, the 21nd, of November. Dr. Temple spoke briefly of the common stock d the Americans with us, lad their kindly fellow-feeling towards us, uposhey shown is their recent reception of the bele apparent to the throne. Mr. Day followed, aed mid that Aar setae the school he did not wonder at Mx Maybe fee mem of " Tem Brown") loving it and hobs peed of it, and 'peaking ol it so lovingly and proudy es he had done. " For Tom Browns eake," be added, "we elan always be glad to see any of you on the lather aided the water. Let this 64 boa token ef the re agile* that Weald peat yea thug. — We No willing to sing es beortilgho i soy el yea 'died eau the Quesee.' and to lIIMMA • • (Led Br. Mills shares the Prit•Berl 4 161. Brewsie pal whim the school-houso to be the custodians of the gag. " It is a large Sag, made of ' crimson velvet (whootteroweeeketr), with the school arms Imbed he the metre, seld American Sep mood at Mak d I all cara t sad ahogsther presents • lousy Madame en peansimo. The report respecting the arrival of the Kmporor of the French is this country originated at Winchester. One of the by the Southampton train to Ludes ' 1 bona great seiee to the Emperor, end it was firmly ditkitaa's fellow•mmiongem that be wee his Yeaway bast wee meamemioated to the Meeks mew el lifeeheeler e. who paid the eappord Emma the dolaeuma she telegraphed to the railway authori ties est r Weide* eletiou that hie Majesty was on his way to the wetrepolk UNIVERSITY INTILLIGBNCE. OXFORD, Nov. 23. NATIIIIAL acmes Cu LIST. —The following the award of claws in the School of Natural Sci Mttdby the viaminers this evening : Class I.—A ar Church, Lincoln College ; William Boyd Da lases College ; Frederick E. G. Griflia, Lincoln Charles haws C. Ballad CollajE ward Lake, Wadbam PM" College. Class ILL —Nil. Ma IV. —iota,Braws, Pembroke College. George Rolleston, Henry Reynolds, and Francis T. Ondagtes, examiners. IRONYONGE&T ASSOCIATION. A society which has been formed under the above tit* and which is, we am informed, supported by the lead ing amnion of the trade, has opened a large waren:am at 711 A, High Holborn, for the exhibition of new inventions in bon work, highly finished articles of the same class, and generally, for the purpose of giving the public the oppor. tunity of judging of the comparative morita of the different manufacturers. The collection, as at present exhibited, is small, but the institution is as vet In its infancy, and it is expected that when the latter becomes better known it will be more extensively supported by the trade generally, and more abundantly supplied with specimens. During a visit whiob we paid the exhibition yesterday, we were struck with the novelty, both in design and application of material, of some specimens of " Floral light,' consisting of flower-pots of various sixes, filled with Bowen in iron, but coloured after nature, and the latter having in the petals jets of gas, which make a very pretty and fanci ful illumination. There is a Christmas Tree made in this manner, which has a very pleasing effect when lighted up. and which is very likely to become popular during our approaching annual festival. There are also some capital American " Notions," such as rotatory clothes-brush.. • carpet-brooms which make no dust, and will permit of th e housemaid reading her favourite periodical whilst sweeping out the drawireproom ; and • wonderful pair of skates for skating on carpets, and which, as the inventors my, will provide en admirable in-door recreation for persons of sedentary pursuit.. Amongst the minor matters are new designs in door-knobs warranted not to coin* off, and a novel description of drill for whiteonithe, the use of which will, it Is expected, supersede the most injurious operation in the trade. There are wvera handsome designs in domestic eisetroplele ; ad in this de partment are violates ahvikaiing the whole history el that invaluable domestic imitation the teapot, from in first nnimpreasive appeenace in the shape of a long Arnow plate of Mahal silvery down to its final perfection, is all the glories of burnished ornament and elaborate chasing. Many Ireful bat lass important specimens make up the collection. which only wants to be a little more numerous to be highly interesting. It is a:portal that by the time the Smithfield Cattle Show has Iliad the town with country visitant all deficiencies will have been supplied. AN APPEAL ON BEHALF OP DESTITUTE WEIS. Under this title, whack of itself speaks most plaistiveiy arid powertoily for the claims of the awe, a tract has been Moved by Ws mmunittee of the Meg Edina Ragpd and Isdustrial Bithialal to which we would invite &Umtata Yeah has best demos the oommitke remark, though not yet moues, to resew poor ontosid loorios boys from • life of disorder, misery, and crimes hot for girls, who are exposed to the peculiar dangers ag gregated by the hatplemoses of their am. very Mal F. vision his yet bees reds, to t h e way of teething Red taking WO of those who ere &Mate of parental care. It is sired for this especial object to erect additional buildings, as sort of 1,6001. The number of thildree now living in the Refer; is 42; there should be room provided for many more. The " social evil" must be checked in Infancy, by timely protection sod instruction of the young. METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. The meeting of the board wee held yesterday at Guildhall. Mr. J. TimArnm is the chair. The financial statement was preempted, which gave the following cash balances in the hands si the treasurer Cement accounts, 49,0121. 10e. 7d. ; deposit accounts, 199,0001. total, 1148,0t111. 10a. IL ; government securities, ; 17,156/. td. Tlll PRECEPTS OP WIZ BOARD. Mr. FREEMAN, pursoast to notice, submittal the follow ing resolution : " That the board do take the necessary steps for obtaining payment forthwith of all sums out standing upon the several sad that the several resolutions of the baud of the 12th October last (No. 4) and the taith October lest (Noe. 4 and 5), directing step to be tales for obtaining payment of the amounts due from the vestries of Marylebeee, Camberwell, Kenaington. (11011/4, Fulham, Acton and Chiswick, as relates to As charges o poo time parishes on soionnt of the Rook loan and Counter's-creek and Victoria-street sewers respectively, be rescinded or varied sa may be necessary; sad that all further steps for enforcing payment of the de mands span those parishes in respect to such charges be suspended until attar a parliamentary decision shall have been, obtained as to the re-apportionment of the debts of the late easnmissiesers of sewers." Be urged that it would . . be as Missiles to the parish ol Kimaingio - u, which he re presented, it the premed amount now due was demanded, as parliament, in its wisdom, in the samba session, might re. apportion the Hoek loan over the different parishes. Yr. Dovuos simondsd the resolution. Mr. Pin opposed the resolution, and said that, if the board was determined to enforce these precepts, not • 'haling of it would be collected until sorb time as parliament had expressed its opinion on the new bill which would be introduced is the coining scion. Mr. H. L TAYLOR was opposed to further delay, as the sums of money now due ought to have been paid pan ago. Mr. Inirrattoin supported the motion. After some further disansioa, The Cuantitsg put the question, and on • division, the motion was negatived by • majority of 21 to 8. Wpm 1111.10711=111 nr SRI 'amorous. A report was brought up from the Works and Improve ments mniittee, recommending the hoard to oontribute one third of the cost of effecting certain implovessists in the Fulham district. to the amount of 1661. 13e. 4d. ; is the City of London to the extent of about 1,700/. ; and that the vestry of St. Pancras be permitted to bormw a sum not exceeding 30,000/. for the repaving of streets in that Crlthe rate of inte rest not to exceed five per cent., sad ep il. principal and interest to be repaid by annual instal ments within ten years from the time of borrowing. Considerable discussion took place on this report, and ul i tS o li the consideration of the question was final y ad for a week. routine businew was disposed of, and the board adjourned. INOOII.OIATED Law SOCIETE. MICHAEL MAS Wan, 1860.—At the examination of candidates for 'dials siqn on the roll of attorneys and solicitors of the superior courts, the examiners recommended the following gentle ma, under the age of 26, as being entitled to honorary distinction :—Fredenck James Hawkins, aged 25, who served his clerkship to Messrs. Forshaw end Goodman, of Liverpool ' • Richard Finch, aged 21, who served hisalerk. ship to Mr .. John Mayhew, et' said Mears. UT Jackson, and Parker, of etiodoo • Arthur Jackson, aged who served his clerkship to Mr. idward Jackson, of London and Wisbesch ; Frederic William Tomkinson aged 22, who served his elerkship to Mr. Rickard Heston, of Burgles. The council of the incorporated Law Society have accord ingly awarded the following prises of books :—To Mr. Haw kins, the prise of the Honourable Society of Clifford's-inn; to Mr. Finch, one of the prises of the Incorporated Law Scatty ; to Mr. Jaime, one of the prises of the Inarpcs maid Law &clear ; to Mr. Tonikinsou, one of the prime of She Law Society. The number of candidata in this tam was 1146: of these 130 were 1 postponed.—By order of the Council, Ce s Z a t s lftoseAls, Secretary. " Mr. Frederic Jones has published a set of atifllolllololl views of the Interior of the Chapel to tal of Bt. George% Window. They are ot remarkable merit. The depth or twig dais colonnades, with the mystic shewarlties and sed dead /saes of light Is rendered with et Ildsitty to nature Un equalled by anything we have ever seen In stereoscopes; —Ante swum, lone as. Mon "Risibly interesting and valuable "—Dairy Newt Tbe series complete (18) sent nee en reasipt of a post. odkeurder for r7s., or twu samples for Ss U. Wholusale and for esportation —Frederic Jones, HU Ovfordstreet, London, nearly opposite nond.strect.--ladvertianaenal Man the Beetmoo The Emprese Eugenie left Edinburgh on Thurs day to proceed on a short tour to the North. Before eleven o'clock—es cooniderthle number of pumas congregated in front of Douglas's Hoed, m Se Andrewequare, and were 5 surprised to see the 78th tura up to W square from Prinemeetreet, and muck up to sad pest the heed, with , geed bayonets, in full regimented costume, and=b i y . the regimental bend and pipers. As moans the approached, the windows of the first door were thrown opts, and the Empress came forward and weed down upon their kilted and plumed ranks with the live lied interest, and with evident gratification. At length, when Colonel Evart paw the window at tbe rear of his men, and saluted her Majesty en milataire, his courtesy was rewarded by repeated and smiling acknowledgments. We believe this demonstration was given in consequence of the admiration which the Empress expressed on seeing the guard of the 78th during her visit to the Castle on Tues day, Riad a casual remark which she made, to the offset that a regiment of such gallant fellows in the Highland garb must have a very sinking appearance. Acting on the hint supplied by this remark, Colonel Evart, after the 78th heel been paraded is the Queen's Park, ordered the . _ regiment to return by the Regent-road, Princes'. etreet, and St. Andrew-square to the Goethe. The military display greatly inmeneed the crowd el splashes in front of the hotel, and as time weed an without any vehicle being breasts round to the dear, a rumour of the true state of matters got' abroad, and the crowd continued to enlarge, until, by mid-day, apes- A arstly from 1,500 to 2,000 people had aseembled. Her Majesty expressed herself highly pleased and satisfied milk the accommodation provided, and added that she had Inem felt more at Dome in an lietth Oa the previous ambi lies Majcitylid ban pleased to send far the visitors' book, and in a fe'w minutes maimed it with bre name in eeribed (under the title it Commie de Pionettind), along with the names of her suite, and followed by a note stating that she was " mach pleased with the accommodation at the facto.' About 12 o'clock, the Empress having been descried " by the crowd at one of the windows, enthusiastic and re posted ethers were given, which her Majesty graciously , ackn wledged. la the. meantime, a meow wm' dispatched to Mr. flerrart, superinten dent at the Ebur& and Glasgow and Scottish Central Terminus, intimating that the Empress intended leaving Edinburgh with her suite and atten dan ts by the 12.45 train for Perth. Long before that time, how ever, the platform had been promenaded by groups of well drered The Z d p ress , on arriving at the dation, was handed from her carriage by the Marquis de la Grange, and she repeatedly smiled and bowed gooddiwnouredly in acknowledgment of the enthusiastic plaudits which resounded on every side. It WY a fee sees as well as more extensive, ovation Men tbet Alamo had any previous opportunity of we aseling te the Haeggess, and her Majesty seemed to enjoy It . htheeneely. After she had taken her seat in railway car ds" she several linisilooked out, sentled, a d e bowed ; and mmeething beviagappereetly occurred. either in the demon stations of the crowd or the comments of the other wee pants of the wrap, to amuse the imperial fancy, her Majesty leased forward ono, or twice seemingly eterruleed" with laughter. The tmin at length moved off amid the hearty bunts of cheering from all who witnessed Its depar ture. The Empress would arrive at Perth a few shares before 4 o'clock, and was to stay ever lest night in the Royal George Hotel there. We mamba& that her Majesty will to-day promote her journey to the north,..cd it is ru moured that she will speed some time in norm; Balmoral and other places of interest in Aberdeenshire ; after which it is sup that she will return either by Glasgow or Edits and stay tar man days at Hamilton rats, before leaving Scotland for the south. ARRIVAL AT PERTH. The fact that the Empress was to arrive here on Then , day afternoon by the Scottish Goat& Railway was but very partially known throughout the town, so that a meagre concourse of people was on the pktlonn of the , sexual station to receive her. Amongst the ladies and rotten= Foment we observed Lady Louis Mon- Mete, Lady Oswald, Sir John S. Richardson of Pit four, Bart. ; Rev. Mr. Liston , Redgorton ; Colonel Ounpbell ; Captain Mourieff of the Perthshire Volunteer ' Rifles ; WMhim Peddle, Esq., of Blackruthven ; Arabi ! bald Reid, Esq., Sheriff-Clerk of Perthshire; Andrew Davidson, thq., director of the (Scottish North-Beaten Railway ; George Gray, Esq., director of the Scottish Central Railway ; Robert Greig, Faq., merchant ; David Rosa req., merchant ; William Res, Esq., solicitor ; David — ITepthre, Esq., eoliettbr, &d. These wia Abe attempt whatever at any military display, and not i even a single policeman was present. The Scottish Cm ( tral trsta was punctual to its time, sad entered the Ma ; tied aridly et tea minutes to four o'clock. The train was a pretty lame one, chiefly filled with parties corning to the railway sorema festival, which was to take place hi th e City Hall an Ti. 11114 1, night, and at which ibl, Marquis of Breadalbane was AIPACtea to preside. Many of the passengers who had come in at the inter mediate stations were ignorant that the Empress Eugenie was hi the train along with them, and expressed great astonishment on bearing the cheers which arose as soon as the train stopped. " Wha'• in the train that they're dear'!" was the question from many lips. Sodl e was the crowd of imitators, her Imperial Na jaf/ was received with great enthusiasm and hearty huzzahs, which she repeatedly acknowledged with a bow and a smile. Accompanied by her suite, she walked through the teradnee to a cab in waiting outdid. ; and immediately drop to the Royal George Hotel, where s h e intended to pas the might A considerable crowd awaited her Ma ty's arrival at the hotel, aed welcomed her with loud cheers. Nothing definite is known as to her Majesty's farther , ELECTION OP AN ALDERMAN POE WALBROOK. The polling, which oommenoed at ten o'clock yes terday morning, continued nearly a day In favour J. C. LIIIVTISCO. At Mae close et the poll the numbers erew— Lewes., 73 Linklater Majority for Mr. Lawrenee —9 WINDSOR, Nov. 23.—Her Majesty having been planed to the Right Ron. Thomas, Earl of Chi chester, Lord Lieutenant and Custom Rotulortun of the county of Sumes, his lordship this day took the oath ap pointed to be taken thereupon, instead of the oaths of alba glair°, and supremacy.—Gazorte. WINDSOR, Nov. 23.—Her Majesty in Council was this day piessed, on a representation of the Eight Ron. the Lords of the Committee )(Council on Education, to appoint the Rev. John William Nutt, M.A., Fellow of All Scads College, in the University of Oxford, to be one of her Majesty's selionist imparters of ashoola—Geurte. FORRION-orris, Nov. 6.—The Queen has been graciously plawd to appoint Major Jamas Hay Wodelionse to be her JUjsety's emasul in the Society or Leeward Islands in the Pacific Ornan.—Oriartte. _ _ - - - WHITEHALL, NOV. 22.—The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Simi, granting unto Adnunil Sir (Naha= Idea Hammond, Bart., 0.C.8., the cam or place of Rear-Aarairal of the 17nited Hugdam of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the Admiralty thereof, in the room of the FArl of Ditndonald, chased. —Gazette. . RIPON.—A vacancy has been otheitioned in the reprementation of this city by the death of Mr. J. A. Warta. No candidate has as yet entered the field, but several names are spoken et, among the most prominent tong Mr. Regi nald Vyser, seemed sou et Mr. H. Vyner, of Newby Hall, near Ripon, and Mr. W. E. Forster, of Burley Grange, DOW Gilroy, the unsneceseful candidate at the last election for the borougbat Leeds. both these gentian's are liberals. There is some talk of a conservative candidate, but such a one would have • poor climax) against the be Grey and Ripon Interest, although until within the last few years Ripon always re turned two conservative metubera. Mr. R. Vyaer is hall. cousin to Earl de Grey and Ripon. Hueorman Istrerron.—On Tuesday, the Duke of Soonest, aeeenspnslsd by SethAintind Lord Clarence I Paget, C. 8., Captain Charles Edam C./3., and Cap tain John MotenC.B., proceeded to a factory In the vicinity t dthe Regent's-park, for the parpaw of viewing and in. specting some very ingenious rueehinery, the invention of • lever American gentlemais. The object sought to be obtained is the saving of time, labour, and expense in .boat.latilding ; mid when we state that by the pro ems is gossips, • cutter of 3b feet in leach can he tamed eat of band ready for the water in ten hours, we have mid enough-to show the extraordinary character of the means used to prodne• snob • result, especially when it is oonaidered that the nuns work performed by the proms note In existence could not be finished under eight days. Aram end Mary Graseilte. A number of gentlemen met together yesterday in the Mayer's parlour , Liverpool. to set on foot • testimo nial to Mr. C. P. M, who is the originator of the public water fonntahm wb le adorn so many parts of Liverpool, and which have now been introduced into several other towns. _ Errs's Hostatoessinc Cocoa.. 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