The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-25 00:00:00

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UM, yys lo ft y y e s see t n iim b e wird ask .. sell bp an re _ I=B./! j orto Ern'T end limu k ,r ; _ ' stmt. I= &Stets la swam ft is nussolannuod 5517 by the .....- Si the &Me Proprieter, CHARLES OUTER 6. Duke. ......."-".... and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE midi= °MIMI Seas. Warehouse. AU others are anise-/er STONILY Direst (40 be Mired 1, 11VIT : ? assli t t l eaM i lt i gssr, " Wirt. rati VAST CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS, 4= OseMileld : Milli le 110 Wald ?dile 0001, •_, ii rd_t . Li beet quality. Upwards of 300 different shapes oonsientlY IR _. .._„, w t., iovial NUM. nos a ill•R 00 9.. •• ••••_. on view for selection and Immediate delivery. Easy chairs Valwa s igi o s fer , °aft 0 m,."• 1 •6 • ial• mete to any shape on amoral. At T. B. FILM= and sows , ty to -"sot terms of Wadi a" s Warr ..i I, 9. BlLlbmstreet. "auldacthrY. 31 ' "' and "' Usnligi4tees k W . adi iluaind•d i priced catalogue sent post free. 111.11.4.4.111. mi d MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE FOX SMITH'S PURE COLZ A OIL. I D I Z r a r es i r 811LLiturAltai.T.M.ITN DeLetial los 4di k despanibi. T 1 STOGY c ,....„,, ; FOX SMITH'S MODERATOR LAMPS. imbue OS WOO. • • A 113/I:67irke. zoo most, just bu il t ander 'medal IMMO co ped am, n espo c•• to mt • ...' 4 Fa VOX SMITH'S 13 o.l' CANDLES, At. es iini WO *beim noconds , daUon for a few elder In 1 Beat Lar i ti or and lowest for essb only. yompli olik, o r freight or passage apply to WHIT List to arse& W.C. liam ani l i f - ----- WIELD'S oslebratod UNITED SERVICE SOAP and )100RE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .1: TARIXIS, 441. and M. mob, sold by atl cinemas and nt air ._ T o r LAUNCESTON Direct (bas a gee tbronsltest Me bingelan : bat tho Webs diontclask 'wed and mid Mee Ise MCA and ass rhe a F use .. :. mares et J. C. sad J. illbJi to riti . sa : I . t 7 °lrriirh°latere mom Os •I. rigid Docks . J Bldg ne a sett io nel tr li t e r egad WM. Wltsiesale frA t foonoolo w a re os gof Loofas 31dit vow( ant starmr4nifaXiimir g r iVe ig ra keA tlOZZ ita" 1 C 0 L 01111 D' I , L 1 "lII. 4 ittiiir ki! i• --Firl"2:92:-°` wolf to •T. N and IMO GIL MI M. •-• .. dr - ~.1 : .,,,... e seort im ai =lo. lrde it r1 112 . 11 1 :11s. ed. ;. an a d t See. M. and Ws. ed.. pattern Si Meoll Porest tree or two MA MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINE stanss.-aonnans sal in, sou et tbotthriam. Dgere;:cus NW -roe MORETON BAY Direct (Ina WWI. Z6441011E1104 •• MEL On peels toritiel• . We bleedleat dowew 9 - Ole weadinewe 'RIM- 0 W CABO. 1-- ma Emma 1. oe/4re foid toes,J . . - M. woosIAN, MPR 0 V 1 311 II NT 11 lii SHIRTS. og to ail lAndon D 003 1.. .= 1 Mast 00 i 0 M1 RODOEItie IMPILOYSD 001AX11. OEM as fora Forks mamd torwY , see iseel.eoffrard. 01 % 1 1 • flood *NM shags (cm lb SOL b all ohm A. the haltdosen, qole eppsOnsey to shit/porn and Ms Irit•Val• ace , mi•••• - lutequalled for emelbess eel aboodsom Prime bob, Mb tall goo lbst and Mead dam rmarn-fte toms at frSNU =me, met low -110061019 and Os., Mb makers. 60, St. or pimp Apply te Morn end On. 4e, lmelbrol• pima, Oberbreram Istabilliel is years. Med; or to Vila and 11001J6 9. blillet•tres• On patio ltassak. . and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE HYAM and Co.'. ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, Dig Niciat mfr.-7m ADIJAIDI beset in sad OS and el, Oztordotrmt, _W. atho bdt Jemmy!. be boantital dipper ship AU OM lateen production Is comsok vim mos, and A 1 at p . m y vy so sos soy, w.WI Lukas, Tore. TROUSERINOS, fee Gentlemen's Autumn and Winter Attire. loading In the Laudon Docks. T his Pm venial, built The sew for Trousers and Yeas. which are displayed In spoor yodel song hi 1563, ia noted Is. her feat 'ag quad- Wear ,me specially meeetrameed. ~caste, tit to Mo. • Sin led k &Velma! 09Donimlit for Sao toodi He. el•ds!st Winio• Qin% ILL to tea : Jaeketa. Ile. to Ma .: Dress Coate: aosneenedatien fur a few enbis poessiont -Foe teem offMO* M. to lOn ; hook Coeds. M. to 7Ou : Mess Voile. en ed. to Us. Of WNW Mpg to DEVITT and MOM, 9. Jeltbsr-sente IL bid* 425. to DX Rata and Caps, with iloolory, libble. Um booboo, de., Is groat variety. ..------ ! BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of STANDON CHURCH.—The BUILDER at this WPM ?AMEN for AIISTRALLA bete London diesel greet (amended by Ilr. GOMM Ir. 11.8,) wftl contain fhb lys, I mop. Tossoso. 1 Dods& 're Intl. Interior View of Madam Church. Nests : Itnamilli of net i ..---.----; the Armaments a a Ossitensaa's Reuse ; Prohasor Monks on Coreivallis .... ma g. bale rib. 1 0 Architecture i Pewee ; babas Walla : Morton sad Men, and wee Thiet.•.•.. 2 .6011 B. Is ah Jan. VD varions other Yapese : with all no, newsconstrue- MOO R. Polk Jas. 31 Moon!, end limitary. td., or by poet 54.-1, Yorkotowitt, Covent = .. I Troundore Pen). 0.019 B. beta Feb. t 5 games . end a norms& NEIYSIAPI.f.R iii.--___.") .......-yi '. 0 • ' '• t 1 .. ' . . I" ' .91 ' • ~, , i q 4 . . 4 . :. 11P ! , \ - • ..i. I ir , ,i ' ILI I 't • ... - -- . .5 4A1 . 1.L...\4„,_ ; 1.4 ,' 4 . 444445 t 44. .414 4; ~, .• tS 'WIG; . .4.141 , :Mt I, 0 131 flgp dx4 . 4 d , \., . \ I I NMI I . " 1 t_ .„.. ~, u.,,) 1)4 At .. • .' ' ' ' , t' P . .........v . .., ...... . , . , . 0 , .. •• • ~-,.: , , ~, . ~ .. . .. ... • I - . ' • . i. 4 1 ' . • • ,•1 wit ~ , . .... . - • :•-•1! 'I lANDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, . fo_ ,additkew I tryifo, TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. . ITALY. --*-- IfAka :OW iiiirrisr. ito t i ttle ; AX.,ll4.—Areorriteeermr• Pao- Y. Oladebtee, to 4. N Oaial The Hee. 74, 117:r " f3;all. Sasiesee—H. Beam loth* Otoniskstle foe the p . legeseer—W. M. Week. to WO ttlif,"em super sirbnlest Mr Aueletest -4. 1. Abbott end Q, Alleop, cd the Beeiaumee ;J. • ,e6lertienct ; /Ad Ir. G. Vke site, et the Eiw. .) owns% PRUSSIA. THE PROCEEDINGS IN THE DUCT. DENATNB ON TILE ADDRESS. (nov ova owl BERLIN, Jex. 24. In to-daPs sitting of the Upper House, the ad dress in reply to the speech from the throne came on for debate. Herr von Bismarck declared constitutional rule to be based on • compromise, especially in Prussia, where there are aide by side three estates with equal powers. The Chamber of Deputies, by its resolution of September, 1862, bad abandoned the path of compromise, and the present government on its entry into office found a conflict already in exist ence. The minister further said :—" The Cham ber of Deputies asks that this conflict 'Wald he ended by an alteration of the present organisation of the army. This is impossible. As regards foreign policy, a premature statement of the intentions of the gsvatiumsnt ut ridt i I":to 'ending questions is also *possible. only state that the interests of the country will be maintained. The bliPod of our soldiers will not have been shed in vain. The public press and the Chamber of Deputies have reproached the go vernment with having entered into an alliance with Austria. Oa this question the future will throw • clearer light. Any other course of policy would have made the late war a war between the Federal Diet and Denmark. The former would have entrusted to us the conduct of the war, but would not have taken into consideration our plans for the organisation of the duchies, as does Austria, who is friendly to us. The conduct of the war would then have been limited to the Prussian army and to auxiliary bands of irregular troops." In *occlusion Herr von Bismarck said :—" I am bound to limit myself to these statements on ac count of the publicity which will be given to my speech." The address was then passed by 84 to 8 votes. POILTBKOMIK. Imr. 24. The Geyser 6, steam sloop, Com Arthur Threpp eli c a to Gibe* leer with we for ibe amt. ilmeampeoa, 6, peddle wheel Mote, is o he sold out et the streire, sad mil be Sewed reed to the Theism SPOBTRIG IIiTIMLIGENCE. Bgrrnia SMILAX — 1 - 1 -- aiIITEL—TORINDAT. WATIRLOO (COURSING) CUP. Ir,: • g s 2 d i g i VIA Zt (' ' Xto 1 .... J. (of f) II to 1 XL Crcdt's aoulaation (off) WI Mt 1 1W: Xsowllaffs usisiliao• (t) IS 10 b -. lam AIROIOO6II soodastlost s t) 1111 60 1 ... Xt. 'With amimilia 04 • 46 166 / •—• M 6 farat. iimissilsa 0 tersillg) 114. W:le 1 ri • simis:a i l 50 to 1 6 asstlintloa 64 00 1 IWNWMIOO ' 60 II 1 101 MS Mr. sandoilliaa 0. MI *I, ik. oassokiiiise (6) 50 to 1 -..• Xr. Datartaa scluzilnatlua (t) TWO ISOUSAND. ... ... 7 to 1 slO6 0 11 22 011 0 0 P ( 01, 1 1 1461100000 Or 11 to 2 apt Udareitse7lll So 1 apt Me ft) 10 to 1 Arosdateno OS to 1 Back ft) ao to 1 colo Ca) 100 to 0 021traeogs 4000 to eo .LoMooooriu it ANOTHER COLLISION Off THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Yesterday morning smother collision, more slam in ite mats them either of the ascidegts of • similar climate which have hammed daring the la few weeks at Pangbcerne, Siongb, and at Wallingford-road, teak Pa near the Mat juootios. To avoid Me curve he the line to Word. immediately after leaving that jam tionoi Imp line was constructed some time ago. and the earthen alas, which are not timed to stop at that AU- Mos, pass alesig the loop, which is about half • mile is agile, sled mamma just as Didoot station is reached. Arai, yesterday amine. betwees two and three dtlese, a sorrow page mods train maned safely do ens the loop la at fell speed, and when it la reached the main la it ran with immense force into an up narrow-gauge genie' toile, cerepletely cutting the Wein into two parts, and awing an amount of damage whist% will entail a oonsideraWs 100 to the eampany. The ep maw gasp Wale was also proceeding st aed should have been turned on to the up line of it. loop, but, from some unereonetable cause, the switch men sent - she Main along the main line, and the conmotionee wee ad the down Ina tea into it. Am it meat at the time. the drivers of the respective trains 'requite ignorant of thiappmechleg danger, and therefore the collision was arta Several truth. were thrown upon each oilier and abellesed to spliaten, occupying sot are than the.space of one truck. The engine itself was forced completely over owe of the tracks, and seven bullocks which were being con veyed to the lades market were dreadfully mi t t, and the poor boas were jammed in 'mtest the ' , sod their poem were pitiful to bear. In tide shocking stele they hod be remain until daylight, when thy enema drawn est mid pet to death. Besides the take that were piled high is the air, eleven or twelve °thole were smashed, and the engine and tender WOW mesideeehly demsged and beet about. As in the ease el the previa oollieises as the Great Wasters la, it is perfectly marvellous that the 'eclat did not muse the isonestlabe death ef tai seem driver ad stoker, who wet. aka seal pray shakes. bet set seriously hurt Imme diately it beam knows that the oollisios bad occurred, tole were despetdatoPaddlegton, Oxford, Swindon. sedesant, sell • lea poses of labourers were sent from Nadia= by especial tan, and by daylight meal hun dred nee were ew , at the spot, clearing the line, under the &airs of Mi. Tenon, the superintendent of the line ; Mr. Kelley, the district superintendent ; and ILL Higgins, l is s e s Triateedent at Paddington ; but the work was of • ceerseler. and the whole of the northern haße was worked men the down lies, and the trains were of course delayed. TM machete.), whom same ie Allen, is spoken of OA being • steady, respectable man, and sizes be has been in thecempasy's service he has received a gratuity of Si. far good soodost. 16 - 7 — sishistsd Due el pasha base, by their punctuality and pOd pram darsed a wdeliPsowa rip•didled, and Utah pea gims seeentesedation is ussurpuned by say vowels adoal—Por rapacetuf »m instralla ap to aad .v bs verrr ar w. he the Shia Use • and T. Y. MAGMA and Co., L lamodoshoLLosroot. Wm. Lc. EHRLIN. JAL 24. The debate on the address in reply to the speech from the throne commenced to-day in the Chamber of Deputies. The galleries of the house were crowded. A letter of •Herr von Bismarck to the President was read, wherein the Prime Minister declared that the admission of Herr Sunken to the house was illegal, and that the government had ordered a fresh election. Herr Grabow stated that as be had received a letter from Herr &Aiken declining to take his seat as a deputy, the question to which the communica tion of Herr von Bismarck gave rise was settled. The house then proceeded to discuss the address. The motion to adjourn the discussion, on account of the illness of Herr Reichensperger, the author of one of the drafts of the address, was rejected, and the report of the commission on the address was then read. The commission proposed to reject both drafts, and to present no address, since it would have no result, and only tend to aggravate matters. THE PALL MALL GAZETTE, An zre.r!Nonewsrp.n sad 1111711 W. 0... ; ii; wi us .Ni d. W.C. WIWI FROM LIVERPOOL OR onuannawa Ts NNW TOLL raLIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and iIIIZADILLPHIA SITAN4IICIP COWART laisad der phides Ode tall-pswered the Vatted Statee Llyde•balla lkwor odsouto,y globs FROM LIVIRFOOtier 11W YORE ITN w, CITY A. OF DUBLIN. Saturday. Feb. 4. OITY OP 108101, Wednesday Feb. 8. had elm Waft/Wm rid even ahhoseise riatiwWW. M gorge by the mall Mesmer, sal e ll= m ifedassZ i 81, avid II acourdlug to the by the OseeddePs glasseeent. IS galore. forward pump laßag all provisions waked. Passengers lee Omega the Pelted Poles, and British ColanZt e.A.v oolunt Wont to my advantageous alma —Fee farther sopty to 1M14481 11414 APT s eal -- F ee laesepeali MP MVO ad nom a. aim inmea-droot. City. Jost pablisled Minims* mad Rai% aroma Om gift awes. Mos fr. (tree by posi for 1, @imams.) THE 10005 of PERFUMES, by Itacius , Swiss. with above 260 Illuettstions. -77 06 e et the eurtaddes of the lausai."—llofalog Post. A delicious book."—dion. A washy eisgant sad _ volume. '—Court Hamilton, got up, and mad tatereellog."-1141144 &miss Ossetia T. 12, hid at all hookaettera, ar of the Author, td, Mead ; Itepeat-strast ; sad U, Carman!, London . THE PORT WINE TRADE. TBI OOMPANTIB ACT, 1862. The Forms mad Aooosal Books rogairod made: the .b». Ad, oho all dim bleda of Amount nooks, with Grim Iltatiosory re quisite for PAW' Oospoalos. the Coludiug-aumook 4.., sap ou tL. but Soma Pristlag of every doierligloo. Orrtlflosioo teamed sad Trisiod 0411clal Melo do- Mood sad creattod. Ash sad lnri. 40. liaskezesit. ILC., sod Lovitowlorldmi, SAL The following, on the Port wine trade, is from the circular of Messrs. Clode and Baker, of Oporto and London, dated the 16th instant : Is our masa airealar of last par we ventured an opinion that Yon wine was padually resuming its position in public estimation, sad are now happy to find our prediction 'miffed by the consumptioe of the year. We have every mama to believe that the bottled steaks are monk exhausted, and by the government returns it appears the cliermose for duty have almost equalled the importations, and also that the leaden bowled stock is certainly not equal to as. year's demand. This very satisfactory coedition of Um Inae may be attributed to several muse, but most particularly to the improved quality of recent vials's". •••Pled with a moderate cod; and we are ocietlimed in our opinice. that however much lighter-bodied wines may receive sewerage. meat from a lower rate of duty, good holiest Port, whs. offered at a reasomble price, stimulates consumption, and will hold its own goad favour with the British public. By a copy of the export list on the fly sheet, you will observe that the shipmate made from Oporto have been rattier in excels of the =sling year. but that a few pipes lam re ba come to land. Oor anticipations of the high quality of the whim of 1863 we most oonfelently confirm, but must caution our friends spied the very imprudent system of leaving young wines ie bond without periodical attention ; such wines a Oporto would be reeked from their lees at least ones is six months. a pncautice that is sow MOM than ever necessary, as the lamentable vim dimes has added • new eloping of risk to the keeping quality of all wine. Tbe produce of the Upper Douro is the pot year, according to the official arrolanumato, reached 66,578 pipe, which our partner io Oporto describes as geneedly of esoood-rate quality. From the foregoing remarks it ia evi dent that prompt prices moat be upheld. CUNARD LINE.--BRPTD3H sod NORTH AXIIIRICANSIOTAL NAIL appointed by to Ma bowers LIVILLPuOL sad NNW eallly TOIL, te l ltreet i II[VIR POOL and noerrox, the Boston Alpe It Mtn te Yid end receive pereeegere and walla, The tot. MIN re ether vowels are appointed to ash trees Liverpool, ilita i li a art ve.eiee the malls UMW, fur WSW TOGS. bettirday. lea SS /DIA. far 110Erri IN. Naturist, Ma 4. Herr Warmth spobe in favour of the draft of address. err Itsistronspergar's Herr Wagner defended his own draft, and said 'Clad. for faillOP.K. nitiii7al..Feb. 11. • Tatra pareagen and goods for Nassau and Harrah. to lelembrred a Sew Tort Wabject to the perairston of the Dalintligeo authorities) co board the BALSA. Cordes. =looney, usatadlag steward's fee and provisions, hat Awes or races :--To Halifax and Boston, chief are, g 11 ; iseced cabin, 416. To hew Fork, chief earn. : Mist cads, ca. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, LS r mi tt wiik ond 6 per cent. primar.—Apply to J. E. Poord. 62, Oid Lowden • J. IL Carrie. Harr and 11, plea de la Barr Paris ; anti J. Barr, Barananetreet, Glamirew :D. twl C. Nader, Qasenstown ; or D. and C. Maelree. h. WSW ns. lamps& Firporta re stew absolutely neeessary lor sll travellers, er upt laigramita, prowedlog to the tutted Sista.. that the house must not reject the hand offered by the King. They were entering upon a course calculated to bring about a state of things similar to that existing in Denmark. The working of the Prussian constitution was defective, because the constitutional laws of foreign countries had been misunderstood in Prussia. The Minister of the Interior said that he recog nised the moderate tone adopted by the commis sion. The real cause of the conflict was the mili tary question. The present ministry found a cer tain state of things existing on their entry into office which was not of their creation. It was their duty to regulate these conflicts without infringing on the rights of the crown. The King would not yield a single point on the question of military re form, and the house must therefore select another te►t of the extent of its constitutional power—via, the right to vote the budget. The drafts of addresses of both Herr Reichens perger and Herr Wagner were rejected. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. 1.• ,4.? LONDON BANK of MKXIOO and SOUTH AMSRICA (Limited , . NOTICE IS HRILFJ6I( GIVEN, that the TIM ORDINARY en DIAL MEETING of the Loudon Bank of Mexico and South Armin (Matted) will be held on TUESDAY, the 14th of IsMary wait, et the London Toren. Blebopegetoetreet, at I ' SY irelack preasely. lfed Is convened In aecordanre with the Articies of loadrilion et the Company: bat, thiamin* es the accounts fives W Breach Ranks abroad cannot be received in time to submit thew to the Shareholders, its adjournment will be proposed until Meech next. Nalco Is also given. that immediately after the termination of abovenamed Meeting on the said 14th day of February next, Ma Ixtraotelinw7 Meeting of the Company alit be held, and the bola= to be transacted will be to ram resolutions altering the Articles of datoclation of the Company, by Increasing the Quali fication of the Directors, and altering the lime for holding the Ovelnary General Sleeting of the Company to March or April In army year.—by coder of t Board Dwectors. th e THo of 44. moralsox, Secretary. 16. King WRlbunotreet, Jan. St, 1666. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new bireation, so admirably eautered that a tan De w = ✓on r mealier ear s, may be raised or tilted on it labour or tronbie. Its action is eo Impalpable that the sediment dine mot bayed fluid by no poodbdity sea be disturbed. Pea la. 1.11„ lea, to salt 4.. 9, and 18 gallon auk& B AHLOWS SELF-ACT IN G SYPHON TAP. Moo No mating required.l ated No mom Not beer or moor vitae. b. ed. dttto, lectrop, direct to JAMLS "MOW, patentee, e le, Vag Wil ft—Apply iforacireel, liamelloc-boeme. Ime Ili ids ammo mad adirtoo are es every article: all Abets are tpAess blut•Aiale- Zoiroriop tre>vL Notabilobed f r o PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The return Jl* ef youth to their respective boardlogochook inducer solicitode for their personal comfort and attraction, and ROW LAND, MACASSAR OIL for accelenling the growth and improving and beautifying the heir. Rowlands' IC &Velar. for 1411- =.the skin and complexion, and reniovlog cutaneous and Rowlands' O&M°. or Pawl Dentifrice. for ren dering the teeth beautifully white and preen , Mg the are moldered indbmemable woo panirsesta.—Soid by A. In s : LAND sad SONS, to. Batton-garden, and by chenille and per. hmen. Ask for Rchrlander articles. RBA BUNIONS, and TOl tun." IXTRACTID and CURED to one sande, without ('!ORBS or the leen p. 15. by II rAILTIDA LL, 115, Regent-nreet. ladles attended M h o. Mandl yreewnK. Terns, ha ed. to is Mr. Readmit tentesoolate bon the Royal Tensity, Stich !nay be wan, with thousands of others, from au parts or Ike hinddeaelnliar to the followng :—Froin the 210 g Rev. Um Lard op of London Mr. Kendall haseffecteally cured sans eons on soy feet wit placehout giMvings any psto."—" Mr Robert Alglnadie. 114. James's- had two large toesells and a cent extracted Iron Ins feet by Mr. Itendall, aad ese strongly istenneed him." Observe, 85, Regeututrest Quadrant. IZEATINGIi COUGH LOZENOEB are daily recommended by the faonlty—taettmostela from the mod embent of whom may be leapeoted—ea the mod effectual mina frody. and convenient remedy for Cough end an Liteordars ad Ohs Le Cheat, and Throat. Sold In boxes, la Usk fa Si, l ap, a ed. and I la. mod T. LUTING, Cfsem l lat, 79, et. Pares Clutrelfrard, London. Sold retail by an Draughts, &c. THE INVIGIORATIVE NERVINZ ESSENCE 11 red roost scientificall prepared end molt powerful UMW. the cordial ever introduced ' restores to thew normal condition N the seerationa, on the inity of which perfect bate de =lt la a 'peel& for dOMty of an kand► sad frees it. eon ewes other ingredients, pepsine owl ~ate of seta, lel Pion highly beneficial to the ounces end dyspeptic. Price ha per bottle, or four quantities in one for BM Bole Meath, Ileum Baumgarten sad Co., 620, Oxfordelreet, W.C., fed Ina. Fenehurehatreet, LC., London. t A LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, sa effeetrial rmeedz. svitliont confining the towels or LIZ A L i t ho = l 7 limnom mad pieseant, Is admitted to tar immedialely relieving coughs, colds eseenned cases of mama, sad Incipient consumption. It fro _• Ur cures penes' whom the faculty pronounce incurable, ..muirugy._ alleys tbe tickling atilt& provokes frequent .PPOOCITIO S 00011M/101015 Its effects are truly DeneeaYl ...._""xmi Ma= of deep. et even lying den" ter fur of aloes ..m.askas on robot is a few oloalos abtr Wring !L— -ori rob( by W. LAW BART. obswirt. a, mai WO- Cbsrbri•rroso, Locke. Lod by oldNO" fa Iranid. and Arse quoillios ow. II& poribrolor for Lobar Aramaic Balsam TM moo p rof odebroor ▪ eogrovell es Ms et'. COUNT Ol COMMON COUNCIL—A special Court el Common Conned was held yesteeday at Guildhall, the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayer presidia& for the purpose of reosivieg a oommapieries mat to his lordship by Baron Liebig on the !riper of the etilhaties of sewage. The cor weettalrl s lsaali Mk was set reed, br rat ers Opel Oars, Fraser Oorminittee„ and ordered to be printed sad circulated among the members. The Lord Mayes also 'stormed the coast that he had re. mired • memorial from the ladies of Basrat end the neigh bourhood, prtest* met streseetiely ageism that pleas being tumid tete • cooret seriemest. It WIN his Irdebie said, arched in very eloquent lartgaso, end bearing 1,383 eigsatetes. The document wee referred to • oommittee, sad ordered to be deported in the library. ROYAL COLLEGI Or BURGEONS or ENGLAND.— The follow* gentlemen having undergone the neamary mama:rime for the diploma were admitted memben of the Collage eta metres of the Cart of Maoism os the 34th lest., vim :—Mesits. George Foresees Webb, Exeter (St. Ilatholornew's) ; Gorge Clearer La b., Ildulm. Devon (Middlesex) ; Richard Douglas fit John's wood alairreity College); Griffith Griffith, Perilheil, North Wales (Liverpool); Rickard Jobe Lupo's, Radford, Yorkshire (Liverpool); Jams Fees* Kintholtos, Hunts (Middlesex); Geroge &ekes, Hap*. traffeedshire (Dah lia) ; James Taylor, L.S.A. sad LF.P. sad BA, Glasgow Erpel.esile•Frith, Gimelow) ; George Dire, M.D.. Fdrn rgh, Pearl* Comberlsed (Gay's) ; Robert Dump Lit . Warr (Univereity Oellege); Marisa Webb Ade, vestry (9trellindhave) • George Arthur Roger., Commercial. road (Loados) ; Thomas James Webster, Conway. North Wales (Marbester) ; Frederick Button, L RA., Norwich (Gay's) ; Jobe Brady Belfast ; Samuel Jams Holm, Bowdon, Cheshire (Masithester) ; Here Pewees, Kameree. tor ; Thomas Rdgelow, Teignmouth, Devoe (St. Georges); David Wilma, Cannosey, county Aeries ; Robert Whipp, Bowdon, Cheshire (Manchester); William 13•11,Uppiegbacu (Kiev's College); Thome Wilms, Darlington (Newcastle) ; sod Aeries, Charles Ferringtos, Ottery Bt. Mary. Devon (61, Bartholomew's). At the same meeting of the core Meows. Charles MUM Slaughter, of her Majnity's Royal Adelaide, sad George Bellamy, heist Hospital, Gosport, members of the college, their diplomas bearing date respec tively Jane 20, 1856, and August 31, 1859 ; and Henry Normand M'Leurin, M.D., and L. R.C.S., Edisburgh,lBs7. Greenwioh Hospital, paned their examinatiose for naval 4 7117 4 1LNGAZIS, MAiDBTONZ, AND TUNBRIDGE RAIL, WAY. —As extraordisary aerial moieties of shareholders is this company was held yesterday, at the office§ of the Lades, Chatham, and Dover Railway, Victoria 134 , tiCe• Pimlico, for the raper of resider* the propriety of raising. under the pernicies of the set of 1862, any mum sot areeding in moor 530,0001., and for antherieing the borrowing on norms of any sum not rased* 176,0001. Mr. Holroyd occupied the chair. The therms& havisg ex prised the objects for which t h e moor breaded to be rider wee required, then moved the following rem lotions " That, under the morrow of the Companies Act of 1862, the sum of 530,0001. be rained for the purpose of the extension lire, by the rearm of sew shares , to be called ' extension shares.' " That the rear on the interim railways applicable to dividend shall in every hilf-year be applied is the Grit place to the payment of dividend on the amount paid on the extensies shares, with • dividend at the rate of 5 per eat. per ram shall have been paid theme, and the remainder shall be applied as the directors may determine." "That after secortakilog the net parte of the extessios railways the proportion to be deducted from the grow earnings for explore of working and masagespent shall be 50 per cost." 'Tat the directors be also authorised to borrow on wort gigs the suns of 176,0001." Thor resolutions having bees seconded were adopted after some dirmices, and a vote of thanks to the charms ormerred the proceediagt. BRRADAIMANN AND BROOMIZLAW. Various ✓umours have bees is eireplatioe foe some weeks se to the sale of theme two Derby hones, and reseal noblemen and gestkres have Mee ineaticered as purcheasm It is now stated on authority that Breadalbre and Brooesislaw have been sold ter the esemons sem of 11,0001., and retain or tiopecies, to Mr. Hoary Chaplin, but the homes will re meta at Mr. Films's, Sono( Cottage, Mallon, be Mimed for their esgasements. The prices paid is the largest on raced for " emir " animals, sad it cc sy be mentiosed, r as extraordinary iodination of the cosdition of the turf, that within a pprrioed of • ew were four ram home—Blair Athol, BresWinne. Breendrilas, and Rick. mood— have realised the priory ism of 19,8301. SPortioli7 J4/c. FATAL ACCIDINT ON THZ Ica—An exciting erne sad eselenebely arrest was (we bears from the Western !tenting Raw) wirers* on Seeds y rimer is Bliobreeke Perk, about a mile from Orsffitoo. The otesemstal water wee thial e ziereed with lee, sad • moose large member of , inii an thildren, ventured upon it. About Mee *Week the afternoon the frail covering was Woken, sad seems of skildiren were heaseresd. Berri boys sear the edge abaadaled nal, deem were dripped eat, cad at list oily tent brie gists, mood Howard and Is, were left is ember. A yeses, ma of the suss at Xedvides, is the employ of Mr. Pope, hatter, sad • serve al Exuma* west into the water to try to ism the ander. Bet in fell view 421 the kevided rend he let Ids balers, fell ever on his bead, was dim ester the is% sad it w plaia to all tbeg he was past hepa. The this VIM still stiveggliegta the VOA. but kW erre vokateses, trig sed u eli s tb a ll AITUE.—The LETTUCE contain au active bah y o w l :g l e i eb she mOO% and telasis? the Waage, which gamsamas 221 th e meth* i g g m , I. keg. They were greatly es. of an without its gent—Ma G. JO:MAC Pram& and bet the ressosatives applied were armartet. prepares • trap sad • rite of Lana for Wale); lecommoded by the TrisimeioN far • 820 .• 1 . P 011 •••••••••hisi alastallatal a mar& for the s_ Wham, *ouch ats, and all chest nation firop, la ed.; 1111841. et NOV*" which ass bead slant 9 * . eleffk that mktg. ed. Pre, ter pad. Ins 64 . IWO. sea lola be theassiites lan. be await as *art. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, JAx. 24. The General Correspowdeaz of to-day denies all the assertions of the German newspapers that poll tical or military conferences bad taken plane in Vienna between Prince Frederick Charles of Prus sia and persons of high rank in the Austrian army. THE AUSTRIAN REICHSRATH. VIENNA. JAI. 24. In the lower house of the Reicasrath to-day, the Finance Committee proposed that the deficit in the budget of 11365 should not be allowed to exceed 25 millions of florins. _ _ _ Five ministers who were prevent declared that they had no authority to express the views of the government on such a resolution, and that they must first refer the matter to the Council of Ministers. RUSSIA. 1104300 W, JAN. 24. At a meeting of the nobility of this city, an ad dress to the Emperor was adopted by 270 to 36 votes, requesting his Majesty to establish two houses of representatives. SPAIN. --.. MADRID, JAN. 24. The Notkias says that at a council of ministers held to-day it was resolved to make a cabinet ques tion of the proposed law foe the payment of the taxes in advance. THE DANIIBLiN PRIECIPAUTIE& - The Hospodar of Roumania (says the /iscli peadance Beige) has just taken a fresh measure which tends to nothing less than the emancipation of the principalitiee from all connexion with the spiritual power of the eastern church represented lj ar t e h d e Patriarch of Constantinople. He ban de the absolute independence of the Roumain church as far as concerns its organisation and dis cieine ; the dogmatic unity is, however, to be main tamed b' a vowel synod which will keep up rela tions with the Byzantine patriarohat. It is as serted that the Roumain clergy agree with Prince Couza as to the establishment of a national church ; it remains to be seen how the reform will be welcomed by the Greek clergy and by Imelda, who has not yet renounced her protectorate rights over the orthodox church in Turkey. FossioN-omes, JAN. 14.—Tbe Queen has been gloolosaly *mot to .opoi■t Garai Noel Posy, Dom has litakvAis _Oosoul at Park to he bet liaiestil Cenral at mal de 14—essoNe. ma itM6l37 MOM Ir. It @MON omit& 00/47MIT0111911" " • AIL) --•-- mem; lAN. U. AffHTO/1-1/NDER-LYNB, TEMUAT NNW. A meeting of the most influential members of the This evening, Mr. Maker Gibson, Preeidemi el Chamber of Deputies will take pia today at the the Beard et Trade, addressed • erowded lad Minister of the Interior's official residence, in order Illsollag pf his 'tioestitopiele le the Tows-tali here. The to come to an understanding about the great ques- *titaness( theight hem amisame with the Meyer, Dr. tion of the Committee of Inquiry report, which is Oa% Mr. AO Memo Mei Ohms, was eiptlld by low l ,o to be diecussed to-morrow. The chief ' object of dhow*. Ahoy Iraq holmium& by the Mayor amidst re. , Signor Lanxa's meeting w il l be that of persuading, sewed epplause,„ ' &pandas, the mono ardent members on both sides m t . a u w„, we h a d mam a • gn at ho avoid all personal questions, and wane the her of protective dud! and made important Lost roars, hirthoorciug debates within the boundaries of mode- mad, „we be d „ twin u ns g t to the ous i m we wi g ration. Though everybody hopes, both in Turin s o be„ the fe n „mug,. of a f r ee i n n s r u g a n is e and iu the other cities of Italy, that serious disputes „ Apre w ty „ th e pinn foreign a mi go was „ a p ai s e x . will be avoided, yet all fears on the imbject have not altogether dim'feet realised, Win ride from pawn sceeidmation the DoPutr Rattaseii 1 hear, United Mateo, we Mad that se muds Hoorah', Cuba, sad is animated witt i T t i l Oost conciliatory intentions, etiee colonies sad deperehease. Yd it M even rumoured that to get out of the pre- oar tariff of duties on the raw produes from these matales was much more oppromin sent difficulty be intends to propose a "milk and that , fib „ tits which they impose d „ weedeeteme water" order of the day which is likely to be me- „win from zwir u ed. „ a „mew, it wee reciprocity from °Opted by the Mends of the late administration. oar side that wee requhod, lad Not hem theirs. But if Hut w il l the Piedmonteso deputies and the radical we weed at Boma. un =mom , of H a. eaelnimirs of the chamber accept it with equal *A, Tesiew. swoodeedt ow lomeeey wee willingness This is the questing that flopg te other in the of the lower heath sins Ws' nest" h e4 a * je t "I"° heal gill simatrics fluor. 'het below keg thole meow 1 6 s 4114the del ** . tne ° Te at " the l e t ditik ow vises hick had hitherto Pada their polka woad le d September are over, Signor Sella will mains 46 , 84 ebdotee we abeam bare more aroma his financial statement before the Chamber of Dope, frowtrodo _ n .,,... i ,,, Ebb, boar. ) boriartritana ties. It may not be inappropriate, therefore for sea yeesteet r — r — ee be ` di b thb ob ' poit halm plum, "" e a me to mentaoti the estimates presented n. might yet be sound, shield he nosily indebted to Mr. g heti iu 1864 and 1865, and that which, aving oebibm _ obseeti _ sbe, by bashing dope the bobbin . been modified by Signor Sella, was presented system in From, had takes the hat step to brooking by him. The estimates of 1864, approved d own by the Chamber, amounted to—Ordinary ex- hed aboooy "." obef """ b a"'" 000 " . " . treou ' ob e h ;;;;;; poo " `"""" iato Comas 7 8 7. 480 , 040 fa' extraordinar y °Hen" , treaties with Turkey, Belgium, Italy, the Zollvereim 140,127,000 fa. ; total, 997,007,000 fe. The esti- B _, tseriesa , swedes, Norway, sad Hama ; sod tets es mates of 1866, propmed by Signor Minghetti, are ." opal dare of the mated advantages these heads Egg thus put down el expenses, 747 1 349,000 , hied either had hose or beau ho aboutoa teams , Axial. extraordinary expenses, 106,470,000 Is. ; total, wooed y roorfaded. We most moo to soustnes . 853,819,000 fa. This last was thus modified by to 0T1.0060 the intenstal opposition which naturally ex- Signor Sella—Ordinary expenses, 808,656,000 fa. ; lets essieet the adrobehro of . . their extraordinary, 69,963,000 is. ; total, 876,639,0001 a. free competition woe the Italian bishops and seminary directors are furious W adi ". led ... eemeteetalee '. sad ids° year in. mind countries that against Baron Natoli, th e Minister of Public In- s a P s6dl _, obstacles va rious _ _ deet. a etruction, because he has ordered the government tug boldly sass ass sr tiss ma ' .Dassas in wa y Is inspectors to visit the seminaries and report on them. tie; with their tariff of damn. France, urged forward A t Parma, Naples, and in many other citiesof Italy bY t he slim" her new commercial ass at the the clerical authorities have obstinately refusal present moment /pupas& in oesaidering a molt important to allow those inspectors to enter their establish- tutimt -- "m° l7, a great relaxation bar navigation law& And if effected this might be of as great advantage to the manta, pretending that the common law of the country cannot be applied to their stitutions they "mama. aid hidattr/ a( the mast' , la the Wiwi". 1.. direct, which are eiansiveb , under the immediate &Mow in the French tariff import duties. (Hear. control of the bishops. Signor Natoli, however hoof. ) Referring to foluPlohito that the Foreign - owns and seems to hold a different opinion, for he has intl.' the Board of Trade had not between them been so active as mated to the reverend authorities that if within a they might have hese, be defended the Foreip-office and week the in tors are not admitted into th e sacred the Beard of Tiede from the charge, as he thought incised precincts of clerical instruction, semis' anis' and dorstol7 low* of not being sudisisatir Miro in promoting teachers will be gent about their business, and the the 'AVM= of • free bode policy by foreign cations, sad buildings declared the property of the crown or of mid be was sum the government bad mired 'very pro the communes. You see by this new fact that it is inking opportunity of urging freedom of Industry and asr war to the knife between the old priestly party batten of duties Is countries where they had roloooffoto , and young liberal Italy. lisa In compliance with the recommendation el • par lianaentazy ocionaltbes which hat last melon to inquire into the relations between the Board of Tads and the _ - Forigisoffios, the latter hail mated a to be celled "the Commercial Dividoo," wine would carry on all the sorreopcmdmis os cam medal matters with her Majesty's minds= &brood. with the rope mutatives of foreign powers in Koglasd, with the Bowl of Trade sad other &marksman of her Majesty's govemenest, and with commercial associatioas and private indiviiimis at boom ad abroad ; but the creation of this saw divii• bad made no &Horatio. in the character of Mations beeireshrs Mango( between the Foreignalles sad the Band of i Trade; and he hoped this arormechinery,by caning cemmor cial matemsto be attended to with the utmost promptitude, might give satisfaction to the ommercial community. Speaking next of the antimlt tax genetics as married on mainly by pietlomon cosseted with the compervativ• party, ha said Is quite agreed with a noble lord who spoke at a recent meeting as the subject, in the opinion that the question of lam ices of romans which would he occosimil he a repeal of the tax was the Chancellor of the Exsimnarle bolos's; and h• also thought that whoa gestlem• me the one band supported a very Imp expeeditura they mikes the other hand, provide the Chancellor of ths Embower with the ways and means of manse it. (Cherie.) A friend of his, who spoke at this smalielsa roosiisg, bad maid that the reduction of taxes on aim sugar, tea, and mom other articles of that was never °unpleased of, sod he maintained the malt-tax repsalen were Mined to as equality of jar tics. Now, admitting this claim, bow would the mew stand! He had takes the Molls to write down whet proportion the malt-tax bore to the tea, Mhos, and mem duties. He broad that on tea, taking the retail prim* three shillings per pound, the duty as N mark& ad IraiianTZLi. AND GIIANSNA.—It is notified in last present. of Is. per lb., amounted to 334 Per oat sight's Gazette that EMI/moll has riessivad from her Ma- coffee at the retail price ol L. ed. per lb., and raying • jolty 's Charge d'Affaires at Osaka., a despatch, transmitting duty of 3d. per lb., it gm a per mtsp el duty as the tea • ocienrouniestioc which he bad received from the Foreign- • of 19 cont. Taking brown sugar, he fooled bye like pm per SIM of the Wevesselsn government, anowancing that tin eaeobboa that the duty ors It boa 22 pee cast.; blockade of the ports and °oasts from the moth of the Vag's. to Navies, the meals formed by the doll& of the but if he cam to Mt, and allowed that • quart Orinoco, and the hanks of that river to Ciudad Bolivar, had of porter was worth 4d., ha found that the poreentsge of hiss raised, and also traosmittine a oopy sad translation of duty upon the pion was only 124 per met (Laughter and • dome of the Venezuelan government. raising the blockade _ taitro nimbi 0 . to titaibbig.Hobto b gabbro, he rob, of the said ports and pima. The documents are published sees is Mt night's Gazette. bethought every elector is that coniditossior would have General Roue, the ex-dictator of Buenos Ara, oases to rejoins that this riountry was not Mon tats the has for many years resided in Southampton ; latterly, he s traggle ; and he contended that If Denmark had ever ex has occupied himself with farming, and his operation km pi n,d msterisl aid from us g u es t bet s t in g s o pp ogas i g , been conducted with much spirit and intslligsuca He has it was not owing to any minimb e d oat by the min . a be. dairy farm at Swathling, about time miles from meet, bat to the mode ha which the question was discussed Southampton, and on Monday all hie farm building and live stock were destroyed by fire. The live stook misted Is mewsisilisol sod Ate Plasm Actions the histalos of au oows, • floe bull, 2 hems, 9 pip, ad about 260 the &bets is parliament, he said the head of poultry. The firs took place ab ou t 8 o'clock in the majority for government In the Roans of Cosamoss was an. eseniug, sod It. origin has not boon precisely MlCO•taieed. decal from 88 to 18 by tB4 „ be of time hub Boom The propene was insured to some intien& Information warn brought to the general of the destruction of his property, *Magic awalhota. and ha wohitsiald that woe wathiso but he appeared no affected on the loss of what he took tion as was then effected between the Me i idiesimostsmo delight in. He simPit said . "Me never go so kW." The ratitelisi sad the high 'swathe peritoneal@ of this general spends about 7,0001. • year in Southampton &ad its minty was not oss that inn ms g. or ~s , m ow „ swam 11111111 . 1b0Old100d. Rogimed, or which ever could prawns ti' moo al ail tIiALTH LONDON .— It appears from the muesli liberty. (Chars) Tao lobeftee bow weekly a l Mad by the Beginror-Oseeral that in tho '""" tea primeval catieser bangles ofths UMW Kilted= 4,071 asks, had looking to pi bola sash as alit births and 3,218 deaths were registered in the week that mos. for II was not to its ormervatimi party ooded_oll Bland! lest. Is th e hososiAhs„ of that they owed their smosipation. that they 1.41111 ' the '9"Y was at 1 " 1*"" per 1, 0 10 sr weirs likely to be indebted for Demur whisk they mid molly, and the mans of the week vile 2,618. Fifteen . sieesdesey /rasa sad bust:had sad eighty-dye deaths were f o Lo w. value is IlieteDoo to 111110001 ad in the week that ended on gist mersopood- other matters. Whims-) spawn a Mr. Diaseles fag weeks of Min years, 185544, the average number of many of a new ecclesiastical court of appeal, ha said ha deaths is, with a °enaction for imam of populaticee, 1,697. was afraid that In these days it would be cormidered that Tbs "sibs"- the P ssmal Tsai "' th at ' s ' s "' ass Ws y snob • tribunal mvarred of a kind of Holy Inquinitioe, and than the *mime number. Prom synods &ewe 357 died. Small-pox sd fatal to 7 &Ursa sad 2 that it would put so and to ell freedom of thought and peraoe.adults. Forty-two deaths occurred from enesslos,l3 d Mies intellectual activity amongst the clergy al lb. Mira 0108 , "08 , 010610 0 1 41 the sultabstriot 51 Lalmingtos - sad as the distiopiehed propounder of thi s town. Typists earned off 81 mem 5 Minas °marred Iran t a me ta u t it w far the ; m a t d tie this disease is ths sub-district of Whitoorysiestreet, 4 is (M r. „ boo), ea be ofthat ehorob bib, m . O that of Bt. Giles South, and 4 is that et Hexteo New t h a nk ""*y."" Town. Fifty-two deaths were owed by soulatiss, 12 by hia toe mak i ng th• atilot) Os tom ash diphtheria, sad 62 by whooping-cough. The deaths donee pot of parliamentary reform he ecoateeded that the seem the wish from dimosss of the respiratory corm (esolasise sive simiaistrations which had brought forward pellets O thish) st an" l " 379, time tuTstat a "'mar somber for amending the repromtation sad then ahasdomod them for this period of the year being 440. From onsmis 221 deaths cocurrod. One hundred and one died Wage °A aka* r"P•stithl far time di•IPS" 3 ".1" 1 "ma , • Mee possum* sad 22 f r om as th ma. ph pawed iesemech se so govenesest !seise awe hid mu upon the fatal to 166 puma. From diesame of the heart 72 destha tails of the hoses would have sass to made from their were registered, and from various &mamas of the kiln and p an ts If fha g reat soy do n A ss a m n g o o n d had nervosa system 175 poems died. The wieder sorsa is mow „ ma that they wont wataandwid imp dim to „ by y fatal to persons advsnead is y e w 66 Nam died W ic w:s i rc i whe had attained the •of so yews sad womb; MOW& Whom) H. shadd ho glad to see the &ekes' anzoupt this number am tho deaths el 6 mop- body earnestly supportive seek • memo as would at list marinas, the dart of whom was • widow mike had &liaised have gm slogs to a serials sows' d szsgsding rho magi th_o qe of 96 yeses. Thirty-e ix persons wen sceidentolly power sh , umidmaddad w a n( „ mow 1 killed Nine deaths were coped by bones or melds, 3 per ore drowned, sei/ 4 wmn su ety oia , b , country. in retersoce to the Americas wet, ha mid sot wore ecomiseced by fraotazoi or riostueions. Tha wife of • srareathito with the 80404 who Iwo is ths od Fiteri Mei 56 years, died in the wockhoom, Clarinowsll, partners in a firm who bad imperiled from the rises in a fracture of the ribs. from hang run eats by • assn. violent moms without corer, sad for the par cert. The danghter of a 'awesome. aged 2 pm, died es roe of orttbiabg primal-ha „be be far ems time mossd nth jiplayual7a at 154 pseling 1481 t e her Bsrlima astr a . ege disimi sB; would never Pootosasotd7 sip is this wood . (Chtlottri =died at Um (Boy M ambas Thum liarkleonste, The struggle wss rosily me between slavery sail feendsm, on Jemegarri. from raohemotisa oososessat on sad he could sot sea that the Oesfetanny had ahem sips her refuLl to take food. Last week the births of 1,063 of haft abbe to establish spas lasting foundations thoillk• b°,l and 1,0139 nide. In al 2.122 Mffilbea, Wee itaithisd pis 4tialt label iiowd firth to lite mess. He mat is Loadem Is eke Lasemerepoeffiog W•oka of MA Pews sea about Is wish' any proffieliess, bat he wee there to 185544 tho average slumber (soreseMd) was 2,016. Merle that bat Niejwik's goverment were ed elsw. as Perfect digestio stron nerves sound lungs and A toff we bass, ha *halm m shirt had r usakeliff liver, ntrosidag stoop, eiegalmig, sad miry ore fe. helms the heilleorients. Whom.) Meeind that A' amid wittiness/Aisles to ea moo ilinialemel to Pe s, w lownimelle• ei thin war.. might me Miaow eta Moms babies rood, with emu divans • =NM trlndship wilaldhied billers ameg a i i2: nee•ey aim*. rnt ai lion. e = a = the U nited Mass, awl that et the s e" liver, itemised small earls hal railed an wolklan In Usti ( Mmes ha inn s IA a d the usag e g uall " 116 1 11 1 11 . 11 Ls is. Pd. : Mena.; Wan. ern -Da = l :a4oa, Tr. Is- I se+erset, Lank? ; sed payers sal mr y sews. • wore el esnikese is the tight M an maim mop rif e with smismotion. .61 Tientsin, the examiners, Mean. Smith and Fen. bed 27 bills before them for emeideretion, and &aimed the following to have complied with the standing orders of whiniest. LONDON AND Boom Wartime BAILWAY.—To authorise the 'mintage( sew limed railway in Surrey. 1. Commencing at Maples by a juoetion with the Rieptoo-bridge line, earl termimeting et Wistbiedoe. 2. A lime wholly in the whit of Liemetni, by juestioe with the lint line, and rneeng Into the mein lon.. 3. From Kerne, by a junction with dee Wimetaledos and Dorkiug. and terminating et Wimbledon. 4. Irma Wimbledon to the compeay'e Toning lies. 6. From Kenos to a jimmies with No. 1 lies. 6. From Wimidedoe to Tooting, and for deviations. Addl. timid capital, 12,0001. ; lose 40,000/. The oceopeny's ewes! hill le fee a line from Bideford to Otest Torrington. Capital, 80.0001. ; loan. 26.6001. Nona I.OIMON, HIORGATI, AND ALNIANDILA Painc. —For milers from the North Linde. he Alexamln-park, sod to the Highgate. end Leedom Rnilwey. Proposed capital, 315,0001.; loan, 105.0001. Anntoirs-on-Tmorr AND LTPOOLN RAILWAT. —To enable the West Riding end Grimsby to melee Beltway from the South Yorkshire Railway to Limon. Capital, 450,00014 150,00 N. Cum= Ain Warr CIDISHIZI Jowortora—For brioche,. 0Virw sw 160„:001. ; less. 50.000 1 . I AND POTTIMIZL—For realm! in the money of Selop. Capitol. 400,00 W.; loan, 133,0001. Lien= JONOTION. —For renews I. elemenershire to maseet erten railways cm the esit with reilwaye on the west at the River Severe. Capital. 420,0001.; lose 40,0001. LONDON, _WOOIDINIII, AND Some Waxse.—llior a rail. waylay= Oranderd-on-Avonto Worcester. Captleal,32o,ooo/.; WO, 106,02 N. But AIM WZOT 'mecum. —To extend the line to Dodos& Omieel, 260,608.; ram 116,0001. 00rierrir aTATION AND BOOTHIA JUNCTION. —For a milesy _from Coventry to the Southern Statics. 0=210.000k ; lam. 66,0001. 100011 AND Wormy. —Fora railway between them pasta. Capital, 275,00014 leen, 91,6001. liasswentray AND NORTH WALIO. —To melds the 001:D• pee, be melee dmiettoes sad alterations, and to raise 100,0001. ; lean, 33,0801. MOLD AND Dziraos.—For dietetic". Capital. 100,080/. ; lean, AVOW Extentriews. Capital, 280,0001. • leen, 93,0001. *aver Aral.—Fr 'Maniocs to the wes tward. Capital, 380,6031. ; kna, 126,0801. For mann extensions sad railway lie Me 1t Oestrel Wales Railway. Capital, 120.0016. g him 120.000 L Ran AND Wier Yoainines —For railways from Seib berth to Leyteire end Mehoerby. Capital. 600,0001. ; loam, 11116 &raernei AND BOONIMINOTZ. —For bele& railway! to Rte amity of Worcester. Cepitel. 120,0004 • loan. 40,0001. Den DOOM DOO Cauaw.—To confer OS t he trustees sod ethos ihdeeng =dm the MR of the lets Reigate of Bute powers with respect to the reclaiming of hued sad the making and manning of docks, a low-water pier, inl wad and ether works et Cardtlf. perYai SOOKIOIpIikAOPO with the standing eiders included the Nein or ZNOLAND 1:7111011.—For Mee vellweye be the North end Week Sadism et If orlihke. Capital, 200,0001 ; Men, 300,0001. Th e standing enters were declared emptied with in the as. of three proposed extensions out of Mee, no meek toile Ineidered with regard to the other Mx, the deposit ea them set bevies been veld, sod it being the inten tion of the pities to abandon them. The bias withdraws were these for the Redminitire Marra, sea the Brighton Central Rail way. The cenelientise of the following opposed rem was farther matimeed and etlienned •--crystal Palma New Relleramt. Roman est aerthyr Tydel Jenetion (mime pewee). the Nerahlipme &Uwe& sad Soothers Railway. 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