The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-19 00:00:00

,? • ~'/ i , Jo!' it:7o, Tlbt TA* rt 4% ,---1- 0..... iit -)... • c"- 0, ii /~ . 'Z~ ~~ / : ~La 4y No. 4,478.] (Stamped, id. AdditionaL) ET WOPEN IONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, 1860. MESSRS. MONEY WIORAK and SONS' (at I 1. , ..11d..11 USE of PACK ET wally to tr.rit KI.N.i• VW.. Port Pallbp, direct to Irma Ow .214 of J as pv. • uuth ltw .pleolol,11;•per attil, St r11:17.1 . r. 4 k...._ f I %, ...4 . tyloti la the Last lolls Dadra ih „ a M.o. Money WWl= Nag s l og ei bratool Masa so. 1.• iv la. .oisprtaie the Utieoladdr% V• ra•lon - . Kr, .Ik. tool othar fast, farad** awl= Lama 01:- bull .11.1 fluted rapidly far Ibis pirmier bode Oa Mistr.tb.. IL ra. .-mumAstioas kr an clams of prompes EINSIPM.M. awl bas will carry aa sapreareed wpm Par :6...1rf POI t o d'EDOD. *WOW. sad 11010 A N. Moto) Waattams.l.4l.Losollookatiotetot. Poo mow. , k" "o.li (Pas are amend Wu Peiblifia to Mowed, toot dada fur accadalara bees. sad ODOM -16. toe Iltiol-doto tyro LOINDON to tIYDNIT DfrooIiONTIILY. SLAM GALL LINZ P gala, team le.don Dneka as the i.e. Mk Ned hi. Onamead with made. pun. warn" dm lie Mai gid massa, easolviag geode u tti thr 7th. wile., rah. ell tail Wipe. I lbsfriks. Cytim•llk Corrh-auullie cainig.vi Notherby (Vry of Vaaelhaller Neeso.ay - tpirlt of the North I &tabu l,lBO Liberstor.Daw clipper) 1.410 Maros I IMO /awe boa LIM OROliss. 7011011 or et Jr. 10 Yob. to Cilkoures• Nowt 1) 411pril 10 Nay 10 Jew UP Juts 10 Augaot 10 Molls '1.4 OTIO O 017:1 1 0 0 116119111 : .~...... The rove high doe British-tuft dipper lens pct d the eekhreted Mack Ball Line of Meta aeW dannillaiterz-loyal yell Paeketo which hays. by their painienealtay and sapid par rem mod a world-taws yepalslian, and wham pfernapar srormadatio AM n L 4 MI N itaddlyb lS allodut Oat, to all Apt. 1 1• 11 4:TIL J : for t h e - Black 801 l Use . and. la Lanham, . If, MACKAY and CO.!. tlionate•dreet, LC. DEVITT And MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of l'Ach IP --For SYDNEY Direct, under come went to her Modest) • hot/nation Cornmttalouers sad the beard of 14mIrsity to .all from the river ha. P. the tomato both ship NILI.. A 111.. r 13 tenet IreloneNt to M e w. 1, Duni., and tott, . reaider TIP Lot. lying lo the East Itolut Docks. In. a tali poop. with Orst.rale aseconedations Ito cabin pr. wagers and old carry sa espsilsoced surgeon. —tar lams hi Night ar apply to Mr. IL OELLATLY, with the arms, IceLhastasse or to DiVISS sad MOO/A 9, 'Met. TIEVITT and MOORS% AIIBTRALLOI LINZ of ?gel ET ell I r.—Yer LAUNCIIRI'ON Dime (a raster terier hr prowl part elf het cargo orgavikeri via w delgotehed very Vail , the epieteikl clipper haft bargee lILIJIAMOMIti, Al. register 101 Sow, WILLIAM rkULLIPS, Cesmegder; le ter beelen Dock* Rae • full pg.", with very gawky ese , .1.1i1 , 00 for Cateill proseogers --Per freight or pumps opt> t.. hE% ITT owl 11.101 E, v. Miner West. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK —The LIVERPOOL, NEW YOWL sod Pli I 1..114.LP111a STUN NU I P COM PA Y bigoted deepseditsi taw Ml•wowed irou heron denuarldps, Ware stliereesslowo lo cohere poissegers sod domatchee, 84 follows : IMMIX FROM LIYEEPOOL FOR NEW YORE RANYAROO tb i lL s ty 4 Dee. 19. GLAROOW, Dee. 26. Wedossdity, January!. Lod awry W sooreadlog ednesdey. Cable psewee. 17, and 21 OWN^ accordiog to the wools isoistnot. Torwerd golossa including all pr.:miaow erdeed. Puissoems ly Comb awl Ms Wooten% Mete. booked Omit cee wry air airmen, lerod—For further particulars mil to WILLIAM 11‘ Waler-street. Liverpool: or be 12 1 /101 and MACEY. 111, Wog WllMirodtreet, City. KOTICR—Tham Stammara sail at Cork Barbour, on both oar, ward and hamarward paseogen to land and ameba Bails. IaRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL J,J MAIL STUB tiflN, appointed by the Admiralty to SAIL between LII'KRINIOL and NEW YORK Direct, and Ma Mama LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Boston Wpm oisals m BALIPAA In land and receive parrimma sad bar a mak no following or other Yamada an apriladad to Oil • LiLASIA N. for NEW YORK end. Saturday. Doe. it • raking pawners and goods let Name Ind Havana, to ha haw atered al New York on board Mas RILLS. Karnak. AIIIILICA. for Mlnlo7. Itatudap. Dam Ilk MLA, Ye 141 W 101 K direct, Salorkty. Jan. S. hassea norm laidudiam aarward'a Ise maid gaioldom, but Ahem wham or whiett can ha ahlaimad tam heard t—T. anis nil imam aided cants. SU: soromd mkt i ll To Kew Took cilia rabbi. NM isecad Lit, &Ws& Baton, and Nam Tork O we tea. odd i /01..1ffi. mega Bank pammla. k mash mid apaisida Thar sammamma Maammummaadmikom for a llmil.d amber el sarepkeeil Ear "C-00 prow or otho Idlamolies apply to I. IL Pei{ lAtiatert. Loados A Cut* Mow. sad It Pima do b Farb : 0. sad J. lens lwabrons.oo24. D. NW C. Wh d. im QmossOows ; sr D. mai C. River. o. oa rai: Mob Ilvene a2DIAN aad lINITZD BTATZII MAIL emailmacatiaa by lama balwera sad A m /rs m—Mmerisal Tamage by Asa —The Moo bid alawaablp Ompabro Ilfla.clas fuU pmerei .111 fall ban LIVIA/VOL ay.?, Thisfaday. NoIITH A VIIIIICAN. Tbanday. Doe. is. usa No oti APO rrIA Tbuntlay, Daa A. MIL t NMA 1 thisnklay. Jam 181 A. LIMITUN. Ilium/8x Jas. I WEL V. 111.15. Thariday, Jaa. WEL 1111111.11:41AN aad SORIVitOLLV *air balidlar. late. of . T. Pa/WM )-1 1 1181 efaa. 118 188. aad Ili E. laiewrMr AS tta. t iMautapa. II Ta TEA so balm Ara Tart. Naadmal. WTwist* :— ■ lalef asdade. . ava la—far billtre l••WOO. sod ap wasar-amom. asa 44. timaat• Dee Lavuevad; Nara Wai. WAY; Ind loyleatfvet. STRAIII to ROTIFIRDAM.—Tho Netherlands neam-boat empiefs &we saw Mumma IMSJSOU&& tamstal, VAYT NOM lams ken al Or T.w vary IiAbAY m u WWI aSe 4rdp iis wlik ums. amid &mi. Ir. & " 1411•1•8 bas dinuelissid rook, Me Ore wenn. GASH ADVANOIIIB MAIM without_ delsy, by Ye LONDON INTINTYINT 00111 PANT eLablled).lll4 11.eogat•••tr•ei. es &yeah gi ask bills of Ws. or Mbar ap• p_ soreeity. marble by easy iumbalamba. 02Mlas aimmd & pmr mot co ellimaseate Mom lA. 010164 la lons et SW NW or sea. Pvimposbnis sod hum Mr Ms se ogybooDos. A N DIM", MOO NWT. 1111amesig Ifins•st. SAVINGA of TWENTY par elan. io tit* WitTAUTY of !UMW said CALVIN. Unwell the weal Ip 11.1tpmnyworth of 711011.1172 CONIOUND to iamb Asugual &Aiwa., prices thirrvb,eaMilaf 441 Mid eat, As. C. 410 a cane eost.tlutott 44t1 hot* porket& els. rbrria.• 1,03.1 to ail raduay st4llo. to Me ONM4 llMplous. AolrH THOR IJ:I the [aerator had Mb Modular. Mose. Teen %Ilk, end lisashetari, Calsdadairaert Inverevc.., Loki* —Ageeta tettished lama awl elms swan akeadi ettemate.t. 1.11. —A Pamphlet pest tree NINN% VEGETABLI ( COIZA ) OIL 4a ed. per napertal gear. Yuthud tor literLr paaalbar promo. la IN Newf.,' to any calm. Ina Oar purity of quality and brU. howl ea Ilrat nappals4 by 111106!I CNN aad SONS. 13. I Caadattatreaa. W.C. na an TAI P of Maya dodif• QEWINO MACHINEI3.—WHIELZR and vilLaollll soled ''IIIICIUITITCH MACMINMS. semi Inert I. ta. 2.0.10.. stitches par mhmte.—Mile 1..... 40. tht.a.l9thitt. Dvattiptls9 pamphlets straUs. %%TINTER SEASON at HOMBURG BATHS.— llorulpuric offers to the 'Uttar, darting the minter aumess. Atb . eons. dem, awl attract bois of Isnot Immo The NOV milirvet Casino. which Is open throughout the per. 'OW bilis • Tuley of spoeloos and splendidly doosoolod soartmente.asmssel scslsion for balls and entacorts..t guperboilallm t •sse soul ll.lt 1140 411,1.11. a r••onay ao I well Itiriarlard= isms li arraly 051.1 Maseru aUy •upplac.l will, ,o Minn, In, at.al , An. IleljPart. awl I Putt .1 journals. Tar hap:. I' rents. et •fssarante east Ronleite arc open, rn term• rev. cis .vitives•oss• ts , the pimp, than are tonaal: the 6 'ne" f '...t roe h.alf Reran,. and the latter only slaily venture of the I rente,t-4/aarono, honk Is •• ,,0 yin»weer sound.. &of the mealmora stake is four hnscirrn a„ •I .I:my p MO& The refreshment department ul the &alo. as wale Ito snsgerlntessilente of 1. t'ltevet, the t•lelmsissl Pa.'clon restsurateur. The superior °reheats" sf , ilessr• Carle ass I Koch performs In the snarl ball.mous seer .% 'nine. Cohost:o. Iselin. and other festivities are vteU.r•- rsAsssi an.l frtynaul. an.l are varied by the raprearntati. OIS 'treat ..e three thus • nwosk is the Ireoch % audtville theatre. it. •‘: ,aire faroarrres a the Directors abound in real Jeer. iest ..sss Ift sthevesl Essnse. The new roilivay has alrnsmt t lisnsiss•ro Rahn 1., the ont•kirts of Vrookfort. Then • •',Io a trulao .4 day, to or fro. the la•t as law an halt- Poi •ls i• o',.!s. t. A• the Journey • n ruins-. only half no hoar ow at. of Frankfort ore olth o easy reach. Visitor. au 11 nd•ur • h. sy to brussels In Lutist lissom to littlish in I • maggots. awl to Loan a Ut toesity.four. 11•1 ea ,. 41 4T s• the list., 440 4 11\1.4111.64Ati01l by mil BUC HA N'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES.— _ l' vrt VIOZTA ILLY. PI Lift . • trstuily '" r'" , ' .4. /or olrulatlag the to purifyin g the bl..nrh t• •s 4111411•41 iiltSoo4l". ?MIMI" Yid liver complunte. mew s", assetette att..ctions, emilleness. C. Vegetable oo.trnent. 1w rrodsotting all shin ertiptiotia. wawa '‘''l ••' 4 . rs. Ae ..t.. Couventraied V. t:...4.41.1e Essence. •• the •..ttet,,,rha nee Of '.dote for the .1. I:e.de..leloiltateal, 14.. th ...sea effectually curing .1, pressioi. •4f spirits rr• •'4. t0ra..44,.....5. withering at the 44).1,nt. eohlths. de. 41 .41 comp' mit*. together with the results artaunt front ea•tri , miety....4l4 to the extremes 41 Innate, imparting • and 414 41' a .4114414•.44412. 4ff41,4111144 at 4,1114, • 11C44/ lOW 44 h: • •" er. •I, ~t+l ay.! es .•rn before Ahlerman Palwasons, •' within the jart.4l4..thq. ,of the la,ht Hon. the ‘ 1 .4 t0n.1.4n. Sold by Isochan and Co.. patentee.. TZ. `-`,ll gnat. thlmalotreet. Logolow, W., sad all chemists In •t, 4., 1 4 • o •atr) iNtawe: rtlle pet boa t la lid.. IS. ed....ad Ila . t per tw.t, Is. lid. wed is. 16•14.11011, 4a. Ili.. or • tole %Wars that gustily. Ma Aga - eta . —Bar. • 4 I •limt - 1 iLei .1 Seeger. ILO. th/ord.strest 4tt 0%1 a .tenet ?totter. 4. eheePthle: Hooper. '". tomine beta/Rs L llowdes. 74. Weer F4s , h •"re..t . t m at. tst , traud, Re.. &e. raidealsematle aimed ell ea..staaed IS. Nopyrsia•-•a. Die lama's anellaialue remadisilat every dissre. RFFTCTET A L REMEDY. -LLIEBERt'S AcTIIMATIC RALPAII, without mutinies the howela or adortiug the head, truly efficacious sod ple.tant, Y liablaitteil to be the best medicine for 1:cm...1W0, relieving coughs, colds. confirmed eIISCII of asthma. sod Incipient mnsuroptlosi. It fro [wail) cures pecans whom the faculty p1V114.4111C0 Incurable, dinir.ibly allays tin toiling which provokes frequent coughing. In approaching ionsompilou its cßecta are truly betieliciaL Prrwm d e price,l o f sleep, or even lying down for fear of suffoca tin, tom depend on relief In a few 'Mantes after tskiag mily and said by W. LAX chemist, Mk Jemmy's. ll.)market. and Icy all iiruiciLsts. to lettiels,l4l., mot 4. Ga. curt. particular and ask for Inmhert'a Asthistatic &Omar the lade and address Is maigaved on the stamp, LONDON COTT= AND EATING-NOUN/ HIMPEES' Anaoctalletr—Let evening • number of the committee and friends of the London Coffee and Eating-house Keepers' Association was held at the Colonial Dining•reonia, Grace. church-street, for the purpose of pnsenting • testimonial to Mr. Joseph Eldred, the late president of the institutive. Mr. Itichsrd Lockyer, who now presides over the business of the association, occupied the chair. The chairman thee presented the testimonial, which coriai•ted of • handsome and valuable timepiece, bearing the Bellowing inscription : " Presented by the maidens, viee•president, and joint com mittees of the London Coffee and Fading house Beepers' Associstion for the years 1850 and 180 ii, to Mr. Joseph Eldred, ss • small tribute of respect and 'atoms they hew him. for the valuable services he rendered the aanomation eT. • Ct IPA HINE, or geocharated Oap- mate uesties al tst r MseihMiliswalm whilst holding ofEce.—Ricbard Gayer, president ; Samuel •• • wie.:Lwered la the rn ar sad larks Hospitals. ThEMILITY A (Mental and ; 18th December, 18S•0." • .1 e!., Al the beet ernsc.ty ter drank. diseases— A./ Piqued Induced by lserinatorrhen: the Symptoms, rotrrast Fuzz linurrras., Duvolcazins • • I,:s* A eery Ibriser.leil on application Per Xilrrin. end Bat need Teselnienn T. H. Yaossit. 31. D , • •' 1 JOIUIVT, awn, chemist ei. _Nap. Physician to the Uessel 'bindles LesterAlarrtera lvorkiesit AM CST.—The a number of patients relieved ''''"• .• I•••• kw alsentin. Pars . and the principal !seat am. te. &rims the week ending AVember 15 was : nasdical, ; " ^ Li•le. her 11 ems, ad. kinks :By prat rely. teem as AvAber.ll.lJestseaare ' surgical, 803—total, 1,836, of which MT were sew cues. Just published. Second Edition, price S. Bd. post tree, 1 1 00 TH -ACHE : its Causes, and a new Painless iletheel of Cure as much certebtly se water quenches third T. eth cured by tale patent will never achy eosin, and thii , pre% cid the necessity al the painful °wrath in of extrattion. 11P.15.11 , iIorRAND, 311110806• Dentist to Isla (irate the Arch bathes, of lanterlottry. 17, Geeesseirost. Eaneveraqesze. BD' RIM OAK'S, One to Twenty Guineas each— .ll.)• lisodeme Cake foe Iva guineas . Dandaa, Madeira. and gelmel Cakes. bum h to Ns. sub . a laNe assortment of Almond Calm lessmagg. la Id. per : 11. ups, Jells., ms. and tame/ Tartista. and Wedding Break= Crea rovidat —llPaggiiLL. Cask and .Unissdamm, leg Mon WINES and SPIRITS, 333, Strand (late PHORTS'. madam Somerset Noose —Fan value tor risk asorey.—Oood Pert and Merry. lle POO. " 14 " Port Sad Goren s Sherry ea draught Cherspegne, 110 s. doses Hen. moo emit old ftwdy, les : Ols. highest strength. IMMO art *aft, Swot old Jamaica tam 14s. gallon Ma rid botch 17s. gallon. INDUCTION 011 TN:II WINK DLYIIIB. EUROPEAN and COLONIAL WON COMPANY, MA ?Noma, loodna. TM, shove Company has beep formed fur the 'ammo of su pin the notint7. Uerrtry, and Private laorMes with PURL W ih hd of the 110ert character, a& a movie of 110 per rent. ROT•L VICTORIA SIIIRRY—SIR per doer. el Isentlenen.) SPLIINDID OLD ?ORT UM iPM I toTs In the wool /Taxer donna SPARKLING lIIIIKKAT aON L Na ST. JOLUIN CLARET, and ',Ghent add*, Na „ MIR COGNAC DItAXDT (Pale or Drown)._ 44aerd RITKOARTAN GROWN PORT, SIIIRRY, ea Na and tes. TY Awn ever Introduced Ude than 'Gantry. Beeler eeil wears ride{ sal 11 Orr err tree to imy Mrs/ efelhee la itiouid_or woes. tree Ire bee appli• seeks. Tema erL 111DTUTEIrt *saw tr. NOTICE.—WINESand BPIIIITBNARIEDUCILD Derucs.—A nowa No d win. with Dr. lismers report, sick tree, on (nowt ChM ;Via bo Inhad..porE lks ogrricZradal 1/a. deg 11 ""ehold am, formerly oharged Dv 1.3 * Household Fort 20a. Autti African Port and Ahem MIL and 24a Routh African Madeira and Amontillado fin, full strength, IN. ad.; burgundy *Lady. 17$ pm polka Holism's, the eery best, IN. par ono doarn case. Samples of any haw of the above on receipt of 10 stamps. Tonna, cub —A- 11100G11, N, earamd, Loadoa. CHRISTMAS BOXES or HAMPERS. MODLATILE, MAMA sod Co., Wins and Spirit Myr shoals (Agents for OulnnoWststrs Stout and Bus sod Co.'s Pole WELLINOTONATEZET, STRAND, W.C., up Malt dose.. Bozos or !tampers for MA, containing ONE BOTTLE 'INERT FRENCH BRANDT. 0111 „ BEAT 11011TC11 or MISR MAMMY. ONE „ OLD JAMAICA ECM. OEI „ EMIT sad STIONOIDET ONE „ SINE OLD POET. ONE SHIEAY. Delivered tiro within ive ma of that isiablislishost Country onlers to be sosoosposisd bp A rsmllissas. IVREATSTONICIII HARMONIUMS (EDO* le mild oak rams, manufactured by these ewes* foe Churches. Chapel.. :schools arc., hare the toll maws et Heys, are of the beet quality*of km, best workmanship aired simerial. mad do not require timing. GOMA Nevi Hmint Ave octaves. from CC, Maki pods& 6 With to.. Stop, oak case lO With Two Mope. ems set and a half of Minden With Three Mom, effective fort. elope IS With Three Stops, lame size ooargffaann tome, Mtn IS With Mee Stoma, two este of vlbruoes, ditto IA ith Eight steps. two seta of vibrators, ditto l4 With Teu Mown three seta of vibrators, ditto SO (The beet sad man elective Manning ramie., Prise Medallist, MY Am extensive assortment of Trench Harmoniums by Alezaadn, Milt all the latest improvemmate. WHIATSTONE sad Ca, lanalion and Patentees of the Coo- eartlaa. SO. Ccadmitainell. lamateareet, Luellen. CAUTION.—WATHIREITON and BROODI:N reecommd the pane to Uwe the Caret Gold slated am the Imralemr—" Mae Gall Nal ?are Geld," ea applied to IS beteg • blade& WATIEBISTON arid TIROODIN'S OOLD CRAIN& sod an ankles emaetartured by thorn, ars moW ape Ibla m, ==t mmatecturcts' prima Manufactory, 14 Oarambordsa, N.C. Yam*, sad of chain. W lawaikay emelL-1.11. nes establlammeat alone at S In 11. irmellis, Mad Ilalabdaya at L G UNS. To SPORTBMBN. maim et= Walt —Go to 11, Illierate ealdaaetees Hotel . look dm* IlleM el MO `Yale bed 111.:=LLOAD1110 GUAM ILSGIJI sad DOWLAJIYILLW kIYIAB of every oat oiml aamelpelea. eke IZTOLVaIa, by all the beat Leaks umbra ; Via OM" aereaeltioa. Ita —wizens; ll fteisc v.ediir of w. ail take sashimi la eseleme. rims 01420 A .—A NNW ceps :a GENTLE- A. nor. Intredseed Nad Is In Mil *My si MAMMY mell Mikes. an, NM, Mimi Ong Masma hi sd e li Ztice Me maine wVdAu C t s:rbaket Mykt. • rim swim lismems, oymessis ohms es bast KM, Wand. mmoolto NaMsr•all. CHRISTIILkS awl NEW YEAR'S ozprs. What can be move acceptable than movething both amoral and oeveamontal and what mom useful and ornamental than the mammal& made by L Wein and WIN. 111.11,CHANT TAI WM, WOOLLY-s 1 DRAPIZA, lIATTLEA, 1110111:1414, BOOT and ,1101 t MALMO, and ORKIALL OUTYrITY.RIS. Lawton Honors Corner of If landaus and Aldratc Mew Oxfordotrost, oaraer of Harhetreet. tot nor of Tottealowcoarhroad a U Lust, .road. Coostry Itsfahishrsen l Tharnton's.bandlapa iwp.s. lridgratreet, Bradford. Yorkshire. intoffied alesuld any maids ma la approved of, It will W en. Wor the moue, rotauld. OMB sod SOWS IMOD be SILY.YEASIIIIMUNT sad Nab a pal= Mal pamphlet an the ltaadruada Cloththr fire 11.711MTAIIII=Atil " C= II III 6. I2I=DAY IMO at sunset lesisZp i rssaos. wire bailasat Y reanased n twat DRESB FOR JIIVINILES. Cv.ry deerrlyttaa. la Oa Ind tad Isbell dyke. day Imo aldliald at a csotaaat'a no4kos, d L MOMS AND SON. FRell ANT TAILOIta, WOOLIIN DNA HAMM. DMus, DOW AND MOB AND 41104/AL OVITEITLIA. larks Deusse. C *nor el Mloca4ss mid Magda Neu odurardifid, aaraar d Naraalseal (*.roar of idtasalarwawriaaaml sad Zealawnail. Dardil lbadliddrala : Taaratua'aballdmmlardap=radkan4 THE CHRISTMAS NUMBER and SUPPLE MINT d Yr ILECETRATID TIM will contain a beburesting Raprimiap free desi by PM& Barri. raVeir, J. P. Pimplier. W. Wi lumen, 11. Morpe, rA Alfred Naar. Arose UMW win be the Mowing :—LeMerisdu Chris& mai : a Yeet alas Custom—The Plehersemie Christmas Eve at Sea—Cheletems Day WateMm the Thebenumee Itetur o—Chil dren's Denwlnsprocen Play—sy Holly by Auction to Covent prates Nerbet—Wins Decides a Country Church with Holly —Jarmo% Roy with Mrielanss Promote for Mends In Londce— A Christmas Dinner on &mid a liss.ot Wm The let ttoeeeyeefe e m m win comprise numerous Christmas Talcs, Pieces, sad • with Reviews of New Music, Cluistuiss Present Boots, sal Juvenile Publication& Prim of the Newspaper and Supplement, : hoe by past. 6 amp& —Moe, Csthetine street, Wand, 111:1 PTURZ S.—By Royal Labs Patent wimrs lit(EAdim, Ltd' IS TitUIS (perfecto& sad embibiled Is the lishiletioo lOU, is allowed by mum& of PM mama immllionsei to he the moot effective lineation is the men. Moe trostmon4 of H WM- TM use et a sisal eprimg, so ahem loardel IM ohm* is ben omplebed : a molt bombes being wore resod the body, while ths reqedelts nesistims power is supplied by Slie MOC-11•111 PAD not P•TfLMT LIT= MMus with so month •••• end it OM II mash be donestod, and may be was Whis ks = • doscriplim circular mey bW lbw honehonel44. cm Um oiremouhrimos ot the bob two brim bedew Ze Nam be sent to the mater. 14. •• Cmltllesl Timm me the muse prier olds. mid a to wall upom Whs. ELASTIC STOCKINGS and KNEE-CAPS for VAIICOSIS VILISIS and MIAS NEM. of • MI intpastoe tubri b.4 =4l•l Is swwl7WM support without the trouble al luttrustfaus far wwwitrawant and prices no applb cation, and the article mut by pat from the uirundaeturere.— POPE and PLANTS, 4, Watettou.place, London, S.W. VOR CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. nom reishltm to make a octal and ornamental Present are retewartremtml to parenting am of W RE rtv.a. and WILSONS lt IV A LLID MITCH" NSW Ilk 0 MACH I N 11114—eab MOODY, tnanctrtriet, war Tuttenhatu-rourt•road. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, for the promotion of Personal Attrartima—ROWLA NOS' MACASSAR OIL, a prest ever and beautifier of the hair beyond all piccetleaL Rowebinda• K alydoe for imparting a radiant bloom to the eons plesion. and a wetness sad delicacy to the hands, arms, sad neck. Newland,' Oeloatia or Pearl Dentlfrke. for giving a !wart like whiteness to the teeth, and fragrance to the breath. The patrobage of Royalty throughout ?inslie. their emend me by rank ,nil L01)11011. and the universally ►mien chicory of them arto ks she them a celebrity unpoielleled, and reader them peculiarly elegant and seasonable presents. --Aold by A. ROW LA D sad SONS, 20, Rattoesawlen. and by chemists and per. homes. •.• Aak for - kowtows article► I AS AGAIN !—Two more serious explosions, ‘3" sue in Astoo-road, Blesduithata. and the other to neytuoittr s'urt. Ln.lon Neither of thess could have liken Oast had HI*1:11FIV IV 111 , 1711N° ATLAS DELIERA bees used. MI Pemba Itsvltift wsa titled sbouW. therefore. have these rateut Sabi ) chaa.tellenn r.eed. Kept tm show by most respectable g A-Plter. 111.1 chandelier, now Ist use may have the misty lab s ator titled to theta Atlas Works, biattoKardan• EATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, High Holbooo.-110 ooloibliopolot, so mid* _pagroossid b 7 public. stands marivatisd for tau b ea uty. costliness, and sis omen of its deaormlisms. 21m dissitng area is most extensive and litmertiamed bY soy Wawa' in Om metropolis. The reading, motion. end ntrooilsoit Wm* attached are now open for the waiter INALIMII. awl Os Wilmot regard le lAA in the comfort of the tisiton. The mock Modred lied under the direction of their highly tolookol chit. Mr. Aster, performs all the choicest music of the day, tntrodoc soles on the cornet. violin, oboe, clarinet, euphonium, etc. • to all parts of the ogablialo raent ls. ARGYLL ROOMS, Windmill-street, Picea dilly, the handmaid and best proportioned roans la Europe, are OPEN for CONCERTB and DANCING. Conducted by the wall.lmonii artist, Mous. Anthony Lamotte, of Parisian celebrity. Y. Boulcourt, Use greatest cornet player In this country, plays solos nightly. Doers open at harpist 7. Dancing at 9 tido& Admission. la N.li —A magnificent smoking and renling.room Is added to this isliblialkaast. THE LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-street, —lf yog the speed • plesaint evening, go So the i tir ag r t t POO AVMON finest room ha London, and the beet 001101111 T. Adnuaalon (by ntrenterat Sakai) dd.— &Ming dnert. 3111611•11srlis. as. ISTMAS and NEW-YEAR'S PRESENTS. I C a lTootAnue Liam scum. IrEANIP. and PORTRAIT& et tea .AOYA.I. RAWLY, the crowned heeds at Europe, sod distinguished persoosges of all nations Sines Posirsite, Ia oL ems& inflitelltO TltatirlLLlNO DRYtwING liAAs • Anna 2 ° 4116, W V ao Ci r W S Bones, /end Wes. Mira ItOUXTIS IL RCA& 1 and =nubs isk mite: the X I PA surcusteto BOORALIDL R an tlegaseise is lar me Now, mil • & aka T PAN 011. ItuVIIRIIIII aag e = • MIN UNITED XLBRARIICS . BOOTILS, CHTIWTONII, rad NODOSOIrn, SOT, lagentwtreet, Leedom, W., seat Ike laettradies. Mega* ow plata. retntly Ihthearladlowt, , ere, and tea guineas. County a Clah Ildralptisas, flank two esteem to ray sawn* according to the supply required. Great adr are ellwed to costar, subscribers In the large number et foot wapplled at one Una. leery WV book el haired added on the day of publicatlos, demand. and the eapgiy hand ea, sad practically oily limited by, the _ _ • A list of surplus espies of new and pop books, at very reduced priors, now ready. •• A list of Wustrated books, bound and unbound, suitable for Christmas pretests, sow ready. •.• " A selection" from the stock of " /tare sad Curious Books," in lbw& prible ecedition, now ready Wit WmpaSslrest, W. Ewe Nadi. postai@ns, ALurr a the PRINCIPAL NEW .ad CHOICE BOOKS to drculstlon at YUDIL3 SELECT LINEA/LT. Abo, o LEA of Sartain Copies of moot Works wit/- draws tress droolstloo, sod aired a& malty mimed prices foe cask Mutes Idward Sf ndle, New Oderd-strest. Lodes ; Crow street, lisaelester , and Newwereet, arralwitesm. TYr JAYUARY N P UM = O l w Ns. A M i re Is, et EML A wUI be cosakowood a wow Serial Story, sainted SIVIN NOM Or 11 A 011 2, 010.01 AMMO, SAW. °Temple Bar" Moo, Alt, 71oot4trest Esady one * Woe M., the January Number of TEPLE BAR. .A. A Londonn tce Town and Country leaden. by Oimessi Aunceros SALL COMM : 1. Foe Better tee Mona: A llessaara. Chapters V., VL, VU. S. S. Han i Robert liserick, Poet end Divine. tedhrtva 6. Peedemlass. S. IL Ur A Financial Difficulty. " 7. To Tbalfareb. & Amu lLkahllie. HMO. 11. The Hoamises Poor. Id. Landon Peania —No. 1. The Dcad. 11. A Visit to tit. Don-Clad Ship. 12. Travels to the County of Middlesex. By the Editor. Y From the Kings Arms, Kensington, to Kew bridge. 11 What oar Coals cost us. 14. Ruistmas. lb. The Seven Sons of Mammon. By Geo. Aug. Baia. Chan. L What came out of a Cuar• in the Clay. H. The Tacitly seventh of December. HI Retain of the ifirs6born. oins at Temple Dee; 176, Iftestelzset, Leaden. This day, In royal two, Price 7s. dd., beadsesely bowed is cloth, sad Illustrated With ussteross Ilsuratises au Wood, THE THIRD VOLUME OP N CZ A W E E K, 0 with Illastradissa Is Ur Idsisesk *pis of set by 11111 els. Lerch, Tesirdel, Charles Hesse, L H. Browse, sad other estlatat artlsts Bradbury sad Evans, 11 , Houverle.strect, Fleet-street, IC. wzw WORM BY OZISLILY BRODY& Tas sliViii7xslth, a l'is;Tega Story by Boum Bawls, "dab Mostratlass by Joint Tessin. is cestinoed weekly In . thee a Week." Published to Weekly Newsboys. prima& : Monthly Parts„ pries Is.: and Baltyeatly Volumes, prise 7s. ed. Bradbury and lima, 11, nee . 1iet5440•44, LC. Forty-eight TER CHRISTMAS NUMM L OrgIi br: T n ELI 4 X)Mi GMT, Now sandy, and entitled SNOW -BOUND, eont ou =alTalse by tbe following authors : John H Albany Pulablaaque. D. W. &wham's. D. Richmond. Ininullea Wrasall. X E. Brockton. Author of - titandanalbses Lout. Warricford, RN. Money.' Edmund Yates, &a. With Illustrations b PITS Morton, Houghton, Macquold, Am, *a Zeuiere sal Wife*. I Patemoster.row. GRATIS. —A MAP al the SEAT of WAR in CHINA, we. h Petite eat Ceeatry around, Including the Ores& Will of Chine, a Phut of Tab, Se . Oven away with the LONDON ItIVISW al SATURDAY, December IL —W. JAM* Rearger, 11, tioettwimplee-Mitrel Strand, A Mogie Copy, with Hap, gratis, mit tree by pest tar Iser poetise Amapa Jut pahilabed. pies Ift, by past 14 stamps, UtBRIGHT'S ANN , .A 4 on Nervousness M and Pr I *gins, sad the menne le be employed In order adiectually to ratan or regain primitive vigour old health In every dap of life and under all cireunistances. lack came sod effect has bees carefully studied and analysed by per urns) observatiou in the various Continental and English lhos viten. as also to private practice. by KALI% BMW:, iLD., liceutlate of the College of l'h)siciens, Member of tbe Boyd College of eit= 6 lmMand. etc ; J. glum 40, Warwick-hum Jut pollibed, pin le.ipweh freebies*, Mawr for II slampe, A. MEDICAL ESSAY oh the CAUSE sal cuu of PIJIMATURY. DECLINE, with pleb direct! Aia for whet restorollow to health it.d Apar, the malt of *Asta ire years' sueceedal practice ill the trostniest of show, peculiar winooa and mental dwg., which tend to embitter and 'borer life. By Dr. J. L Crltns, lb, Albealarlewtreet, London. . . _ — ' 7 711 . 4 to the heat hook on nervousness "—Medical Record. Rohl by Mann, ke, Vandal!, Piper sad Co., Itt, Paternoster-n Just pubWhed. yrice ls., peat five for 14 stamps, with Phosognphic Illustrations, SKIN DISEASES and their REMEDIES. liy Itoskat J. JOLLAN, M.D.. licentiate of the Royal Col lege of Physicians, Edinburgh: Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, England, etc., hr. Containing the modern treatment laa adopted at the Hospital St. Louis, Paris, for the cure of those numerous diseases se prevalent Ina high state of civilisation, too often consequent on an impure stated the blood, causing cuts. neous eruptions, scorbutic affections, and scrofula: treatment for superficial and deep seated Main ; torpidity of the circu latory spitem, causing diacolouration of the hands, redness, nmighoes.of the skin, illaftarlog the face and giving It an un sightly appearance, in lien of a clear, UM. and healthy eon. pMaba _ "This hook In., es be has mimed to nuke it, • thoroughly eyeful lad prusts.Al "—Medical limos awl tauctie, .st 4, trees Puldished by John Churchill. Bow vet, and to be hsel direct from the Author. ciesigralinak Nrotoler4ulserlN London. I;Z' he dare Make tram Me I: am •by eptalmberst. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. IarDERICI Torso, &minutiall-street, City, woollen wambonse mu, to surrender Jan. 2 at Ib, and Jan. 19 at 12. at Baalnwhalletreet, Sole. Liularders and liaclwood, Walbrook ; off. asslw, Graham, Colemanwtreet PRiLIP Ines, Moretown Ringwood, Hampshire, sitlfleial !WM* unutulactarer, Jao. lat IS. and Jan. Yg at 124, at Basing halletnet. BOLL. Morris and Co.. llourgateetreet.ehambers; off. ands— Stansfeld, Baidnglisliwtrest. Jose Oneamt, Pemberton-row, qt 7 • Dressed i ictualler, Jan. 1 at 21, and Feb. at 2, at I street. Sol., Smith, To kenbore-yurd . off. salts., Liwards, HasinwhalletreeL "MUM NirelanD WELLialta, Farnham, Surrey, chemist, Isa.l at 2, Mil Feb. 6 at 12 at Basliegliall.street. Bon., Dynes and Hervey, ; oil. &rig, Lee, Alder snanbary. TUoltall BAOLgr Comm., Lloyd's Coffee-house and St. Michael's-alley City. underwriter, Jan. 1 at 12, and rah. at 1, at Badzitalletreet. Sole., ilnklaters and Backwood, Walhrook ; . asslw, lee, Aklermanbury. Games Ronson, Handaworth. Staffordshire. saddler, Jan. 7 sad 23 at 11, at Birmingham Court Soli., Hodgson and Allen, Whitmore. B Birmingham, and Caldlcott and Canning, Dudley , off. easig., irmingham. Tgogaa Henan, Cardiff, Gismorgansblre, cabinet maker, Jan 1 and Feb. 2, at 11, at Bristol (hurt Bola, Bevan and CA, !Wised; of. swag, Biller. Bristol. CLAIM twang And WiLuir drain. Mark, Suraereetablre, ems mad cheese tasters, Dee. 31 and Jan. 29. at 11, at Briatet Conn. Bat., Clark and Co., Bristol ; Achim% . Bristol. _ _ _ igilitDtr2LLlAns, Wrexham. Denbighshire, builder, Dee. 31 tad Jan. ilk at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sole., Jones. Wren. ham, sad leans and Co., Liverpool ; oe, arty., bird, Liver. poet lop Salaaaii, Newton Hagen and hissehester, Lancashire, chemist, Jan. 3 and TI, at 12. at Manchester arehaw and Bullock, Machester . off. aselg., 0111 T STOCK anniewns ACTS ZADMIZeII POMP! CU AID ?AMAMI OPEPAJIT ;Lanni.), Dee. 7, at 12, at Liverpool Cant—to eettlo contributories, sad appdat *Metal liquidator. LNDOLVENT PEI'MONINS, AT PORTCOALSTEEXT. conimprisa =RM. 1. W. Har rin g ton . Doessapleoe, Oran O ge-road, Dakotan, bier ritailar—T. Porter, Jeneralenagsmags, Clerkenwelk, sags& home keeper-1. K. Y. battering, Ingfehelm.terreee,.= baker—W. Merchant. Jun., Igeom, isingr Hemmed • O Hind, Hes Mean, City, cheseeniongse-11. , Kerne, icatberbeed, barmy, baker—J. Southey, St. John'a-Laae, Cie cawed, chem. dier'eshop keeper—L B. Herbert, rarkstreat, aindelatoint, meek: artist. Jam a. S. James, Somersseasemee, Merton-road, Wandsworth, carpenter —R. H. 0. McGregor legnieuratreet. DifiCo4l(o/20. destist—A. Newland, fem., Cobham, Surrey, journeyas• car pester—H. S. Smith, Proderick.pleos, 014 Kest-road, stay maker —O. Sargent. Andrew's-place. St. And/creamed. ?i ransewty, ladles' boot and shoe maker—T. H. Otda l en w , thi tt baniaphre, Serrey.grom, Old Kentroad, commission wmt— W. Parker, South-piece, Frog.iene.lslingtoe, Satrymn—,l. WU. Hama Whaterrow, Spitalnebia eowkeepsr. Jsa. t T. liamm.grove North. Marykbooe, Newport. Steamore.terrace, Kilburn, organist-4 Wllliama, South Lambeth-place, South Lambeth, commercial tat valbr—W. Harriman, John-street, Lorilmore road, Waliworth, a —i. Ticker', rafit•trest, Mancheerterrignare, Jaunts', Min cabdriver —.l. Tacker, De Deaavolr.place, De Beauvotr.rmal, journeymenbetc Myer._ J. Phillips, ChapeLstreeC!ltOclVell, greengrocer—J. Holdout, Irk-terrace, Regent's-park Mini sad bestahop keepar-4). Crowhant, stn., Dartford, Kent, wheelwright —II. R. Smith. Great College-street, lOseaden.toens, DMlder —C. J. Janes, Uranhara, Emma, and Outter.lane, Chespeldn, Iron and steel raerehmt— T. R. W. Megga, Havelock-road, Hackney, builder—B. Gala Sevres-terrace, York-plaoe. Stepoey. hullder—J. J. Upper BedloteLphute. RtmeeUrtmars,travellar to • skip chandler —T. P. Brown, Park•treet, Cesudenkown, watchmaker—T. P. IJUon, ILA-, Strand—T. 11. Worrell, Carlialepiace, Portman market, Paddington, plasterer—l. Petersoo, Savagweardens, Towerbill, and I;pm-street, Islington clerk to • prortelon merchant—H. Clibisi, Leesplaee, Walistrier-read, mw-work maw—lL ?Mary, llsztbolomew-pises. Lsolish4oins, =table 1/18/01S. . _ DINILHATIONII OF DIMINO:3. EDWARD MILE Hummo, Gravesend, Loafer—tad dividend of 44d., any Tuesday, at Pennell's Gnildhallnharabers. Dinar BROADIMIT 09119.1.1.--69141M9 Of 60. ed Dee. 28. and any subsequent Wednesday, at Iferunn's, Liverpool. Cu 01191101 , (appanile 'elate), libitse , sr, nomad/Mon meat — Mt and teal disband el BIL dii., say TusodaY, at ilmna• mein Manchasien FEntmucit. /MOWS 0 Howoutiompou Tyne, furniture dealer-Ist dividend of 116. IN, and any subsequent itatur day, at Baker's, Yentas-upon-Tyne. DIVIDEND& ha. 9. W. Dinkins, Daventry. Northamptonshire, shoe man e . kieterse—Jan. J. T. linamlL Northam p ton. linendrepsr— Ism 10. W. Fitt Blahoyagatnetrest Without, City, hosier—Jam. ;a 0. 1. L. Plains (separate estate,. Orvat Tower-street, City, nine merchant—Jan. 10. P. Doyle, VI apping.wall, sail maker— Jan. 10. A. E. Hopkins, Gresham-street City, sad Shrewsbury, law stattooer—lea 16. W. 0. Tomas, lisustnert. gay . Male ebesier, and liverpsol, inneranes beeka-4aa. IL J. Starkey, Hensterry road, Weemalostm,, befthies—Jan. 10. W. H. Bt. monde. Wroughtoq WWW loses dealer—Feb. 1. P. Warns. ky, T. Hammenlay, and F. HmonieraW. Usk, Staffordshire, MII manufactmers—Jan. ll W.Welas, Issikeum, Warwiekshtee, builder—Jan. U. J. *e., chemist— Jain 16. 7. Hansom llovolool.trOM niembish CHILTIFICATS) to be gpreed, fibss inns to &owe to She muting on or befoe; abs day of 'meting. Jan 19 A. L HopUm, Gresham-street, City, and Shrew.- bury, law stationer—Jim. 9. Elisabeth Lynn Moore and J. L. Moore, Dorking, Surrey, undertaken—Jan. 9. P. Doyle, Wan sall maker—Jan. 19 B. Clayton, Ketton, Rutland sides Moue merchant—Jan. It. P. Whitworth, Stalybridge, Cheidre, grocee—Jas. 18. J. Nowbothain Masehaster, picture Emler—Jan, S. (1. Doyle, Sutton, Lanesahlre, dint Masi manu facturer—Jan. 8. J. Cnbbon, Liverpool. joiner —Jan. 11. 0. H. Mamas and A. Hickman, Milton, Staffordshire, Iron manes& Were—Jan. 18. F. baker, Wednesbury, StafforMhire, draper— 's,. It J. Tanks, Walsall. Staffordshire, eurrier—Jan. A. Jams Thomson, John Thomson, and 8. Woodhouse, Illrudng ham, Manchester warehousemen. EaITZIEMIEUESDLIMOLEED. - . J. 111761011 and vi7lionia p e, — Ermin g tbato: pork butchers— A. Bore and J. BAIT* Bishop a Cam's, Fibrotahlre, linen t —J. T. Smith and FL Fisher, Birntingharn, englnears—Fl. F. Rasher. and 0. Rasher, Holland street, ntitekfriars-raed : Mill: tiankstreet, Westminster acrd Kingsland.road, lime merchants, so far as regards H. lecher—C. Walker, C. Long, mod L. Upbeat, Broad.strest, Batelle, broWers—W. B. Winter and C. Winter, West India Docks, Poplar, manoriny merchants— ?. Ray, R. Ginner. J. Young, F. W. Swann, and , ware- Iv:semen—T. Brevetor and Y. Heitman, Ash grove, manufacturer of printers' ink—R. Davis, R. Lord, and T. Robert: Yaw, Bradford, Yorkshire, machine utakere—J. Dodgem and T. Palmer. Manchester, paper donors-0. Robinson and J. B. Watts, Binulagbant, sword cutlers—G. Y. Meredith and J. IL Birmingham. osnunh manufacturers—J. Can and L Hill, tan. Slanchester, stone merchants—J. Venables, T. Marlyn, and J. J. Hooper, itursiem. Staffordshire, and Billtopenneselreet, City, manufacturers of china, so far as regards J. J. Hooper— J. %Unstop. Amelia Farris, and Lucy Walsh. Liver wd. Probet for of • luncheon room, so far s regards Lucy Wahl —A. Tuned sad J. Chins executors of the late J. Rough. Aberdeen, turner:, so tar as regards their contiction with the Bon Accord Copper Mining Company, North British Austraisalan Company, Scotthh Australian Investment Company, Scottish Australian Mining Company, Aberdeen Market Company. and Walden Investment Company—R. Wilson, T. Edgar, J. Mitchell, W. Ross, and C. Downie s entences of the late J. Stzachan, Aberdeen. bookaelter , so far as regards the Northern Assurance Company. Gas Light Company of Aberdeen, Aberdeen Town and County Bank, North of Scotland Banking Company. City of Glsagow Bank, Aberdeen Announce Company now the Scottish Provincial Assurance Can. piny London shipping Company snow the Aberdeen Steam Navigation Company', and Aberdeen, Leith, and Clyde Shipping Company. SCOTCH SIQIIPSTRATION. JoHi LOCCHAST Worn, Glasgow, plumber, Dec. 21, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. THE BRONZE COINAGE. (From lAA Night's Gazette.) IT TRZ QUIRL—A PROCLAMATION. Victoria, R.—Whereas we have thought fit to order that certain pieces of money of bronze or mixed metal should be coined, which should be called " penny pieces," halfpenny pieces," and " berthing pieces," every such penny having for the obverse impression our effigy laureated, with the inscription " Victoria. D. 0. Britt : Beg : F. D.", adfor the reveres impression the figure of Britannic seated upon • rock in the sea, ber right hand resting upon • shield, end holding in her left the trident, with • ship and pberos in the disteuce, and the inscription " One Penny, ' with the date of the year; and every such haUpeney piece having for the obverse impression the aforesaid effigo , end inscription, and for the reverse the figure of Britannia, with the same emblems as described for the penny, sod the invcriptiou "Halfpenny," with the date of the year ; and every such farthing piece having for the obverse impression the aforesaid effigy and inscription, and for the reverse the figure of Britunda, with the woe emblems as described for the penny, and the in scription " Farthing," with the date of the year ; all which said moneys of bronze or mired metal have been and shall be coined in a mixed metal or bronze composed of copper, tin, suit zinc. And whereon pieces of mooed of the demi-T -rion aforesaid bays been coined at our Mint, and will be coined there, we have, therefore, with the advice of our Privy CounCil, thought fit to issue this proclamation. And we do hereby ordain, declare, and com mand, that all such pieces of money, of bronze or mired metal, so coined and to be coined as afore said, shall be current sued lawful money of the King dom of Great Britain and Deland, and shall par and be received as current and lawful money of the mid kingdom, every such penny piece as of the value of one penny of pre sent lawful money, every such halfpenny piece as of the value of one h a lfp e nny of present lawful money, and every such farthing piece es of the value of one farthing of pre sent lawful money. Provided that uo person shall be obliged to take more of such penny pieces io any one pay ment than shall be of the value of one shilling, after the rate aforesaid, or take more of such balfpenov or farthing pieces, in any one payment than shall be of the value of 'Vriafter the nibs aforesaid. es at our court at Windsor, this 17th day of De cember, 1860, sod in the twenty-fourth year of our miss. God rye the QUOOD. " Tax EUROPEAN AND COLONIAL WINE COMPANY, et 112, ,Pall - ml 6 use tennis a splendid Many. width they desig nate Royal Victoria Merry.' the pries is raper dose% and the quality la so deb. full flarovred, and yet so elongate to the pail* that it will soon be blend by the public not to be no weethy el Its royal mane. A very praworthy system of boat , ness MI conspany le to mike no charge r ! ur bottles or packagtA" —Oarthreemil.—LAdvertbersent.l NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Deo. 18.—Arronnuarnp.-Beeond Dbaier M. B. Orey, to the Porcupine. Clerk W. M. Mitchell, to the Ariadaa EXAMINATION OF CADETS AND REVIEW OF TROOPS AT WOOLWICH. _ Hie Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge sr rived at Woolwich yesterday foe the purpose of awarding commissions and prises accordance with a report of the council to cadets at the Royal Military Academy, and to review the troops is garrison. The whole of the gentlemen cadets ware drawn up in review order on the lawn fronting the institution, and, after inspection by his royal highness and staff, went through a eeriest of manual and platoon ex ercise and bethilion drill ne•aanner which elicited the marked approval of the damn present After visiting the library, dam-rooms, Mad other' depirtmente of the institm tin. his royal highness and skiff proceeded to the pair:tad ball, where tba eaveral climes of cadets bad assembled to Ihtssese the distribution of wises. Some very satisfeetory reports having been read, in the course of winch it wee slated 'that of the first slam. comprising 29 cadets, may 5 had been found somewhat deficient ; 24 were to receive commiesioss, 2 in the Corps of Royal Engineers and 21 in the Royal Artillery. The umber of marks gained by ma madidate having been read over, the following prises were awarded :—Mr. J. Saunders, for exemplary endued, a regimental sword, and for fortifioetione a &ate belmeepe I Mr. IL Smith, army sad field works, pi aneroid barometer ; Mr. Firelnace, geometry, a pocket dampen; Mr, Irwin, plain drewing, doable asieemme. Prises cones/time of microecopie and vakeeht• beg. 1 1P109Wu awarded te r 4l2/0- it god German : Alstoom for chemistry ; C astle , for gemorgy ; Nixon, for philosophy ; Loraioe, for French and draw ing; Townsend, for fortiffestMes ; Foot, for artillery ; and Hill and Humans, for mathematics. His royal highness, is the course of his interesting addrem to the cadets present, observed that be wee perfectly satisfied with the report which bad been preeentsd as to the state of the institution, and also with the exertions made by the governor and officers of the establishment to promote the complete edo. onion of the cadets. His royal Ingham and staff left the establishment amidst a salute of 21 gguuas from the small Said-pieces of the cadets, and pr x eeedal to the Commom where the troops in garrison, consisting of the Horse and Foot Artillery, and field batteries, were assembled in review cedar. His royal highness inspected the farm, and sub sequently proceeded to the Royal Artillery barracks, lesv. hie for town at half-past 3 °block, the Green Hill battery firing a royal salute. The examination of candidates for the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, before Major Gaul Burnley and the members of the Council of Military Education, commenced yesterday at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, the examination on Monday being confined to the medical exa mination. There were about Oft candidates. The examination of can tee for *di:Weldon to the Commissariat, before the Comical of Military Educa tion, took place yesterday at the Royal Collage, Chelsea. There were upwards of twenty candidates. Tat Cototrar.me Gtr&zre.—An interrsting cere mony took place yesterday in Hyde-park. The two hat. tedious of the Coldstream Gnarl, assembled to witness the ppeewwnotation of a loaf service medal to Mr. Godfrey, the bandmaster of the regiment. The regiment having formed ream Colonel Lord Frederick Paulet, C.R, called Mr. Godfrey forward, and addressing the regiment, observed that that gentleman joined it from the militia In 1813, that be bad earned the &clock and knapsack like the youngest soldier presoak and raised himself by his per severing assiduity and good conduct from that rank to the position be now held as bandmaster of the regiment. But Mr. Godfrey's admirable conduct in other respect., Lord Paulet remarked, was also an example worthy at imitation. He had not only raised himself to his present poetise. but by his care.and exertions in the education of his family his eldest sun had become bandmaster of the Grenadier Guards, his second son sergeant of their own bend, and his This son bandmaster of the Scotch Fusilier Guards. This he mentioned as • cireenurenee unprecedented in the is. reds of the army. Alighting from his horse, Lord Paulet then plead the medal on the breast of Mr. Godfrey, who briefly returned thanks. Upon remounting, Lord Paulet stated that this was pro bably the last official duty, se commander of the regiment, he should have to perform, and it was one that interested him very much. He then referred to the services in which he bad been concerned with the regiment, and said he should always feel the same Interest in its welfare which he bad rig done, and should be ready to forward their in terests, colleetively and tedlvidually, r far as ley in his power. At the conclusion of Lord Paalet'a tiddler the regiment responded in a round of loud and hearty cheers. PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 18. WRBOK or H.M.S. Patoosvaßaigoa.—A court martial assembled on board her Majesty's ship Victory, Portsmouth Harbour, today, to try the officers and crew, late of her Majesty's ship Perseverance, touching the lee: of that ship The court comprised Rear Admiral J. E. Erskine (President), Cwtains Fanshaws, O'Callaghan, Wilton,Ha Hancock, Cooke, and Eaton, together with J . HWyer , Seq., deputy judge advocate. After the usual form of charge had been Nude, the court dosed, sad after a deliberation of about an boar acquitted all, with the exception of Commander R. Power, Mr. McFarlane, master ; Additional Boatswain Palmer, W. Williams. A. 8., and Frederick Maher, OR, who were concerned In the management of the ship at the time she wee lost, on the 2lst of October, off Caps Mayo. 21 officers sad 132 men were acquittal. Several witnesses having been examined, the court ad journed till nine o'clock ou Wednvalay morning. CHATFLW.Pfc 1.8- Preparations have bum oornlllaliafti at this dock yard for the launch of tie large frigate Uatlaunted, 51, aOO hone power, which tam place on the lot of January Sect, te order to accommodate the numerous spectAtton who will be pretest cm the comstoe a oommodimia gallery has hem erestssl 4 the bawd of the slip, from which a lame ember sea view the iaisseating ceremony. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Dtc. 18. Form. MATantATMAL SCHOOL. —The osmium in the Final Mathematical School, Messrs. B. Prim, T. H. R. Shand, and J. C. Faulkner, have this evening published the following award of classes : CLASS I.—Henry Deane, fellow, St. John's College ; Charles William Penny, Corpus Christi College; Charles ' James Coverly Price, scholar, Balliol College. CLAM 2.—Walter Marsham Adams, fellow, New Col lege ; Charles Adams Houghton, Bible clerk, Exeter College ; TWeima Williams Openshaw, Smarmed° College ; Theodore Mensal Talbot, Christ Church ; William Edward Murray Tomlinson, Christ Church ; Henry Warn, scholar, Braes. nose College. CLAM 3.—Arthur Philip Arnott, Trinity College. Chase 4.—William Bakis,', scholar, Brasenose College; Arthur Richard Jell, student, Christ Church ; William West Jones, fellow, St. John's College ; Francis Law Latham, scholar, Bresenoso College ; John Richard 3fsgrsth, scholar, Oriel College ; Arthur Cyril Pearson, Balliol College ; John Abdiel Seam, Trinity College ; John Sharp, tabertlar, Queen's College. VLSERIAX LAW SCROLADAHIP.—The electors to the Vinerian law Scholarships have notified to the Vice-Chan cellor that they hare this day elected Mr. William Holding, 8.A., Fellow of St. John's College, to a scholarship. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TusepAy. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKH3. 6to 1 opt Kettledrum (MI) 6to 1 Diopbatuse (of) THE DERBY. 6to 1 eget Dundee (t) 13 W 1 Big Bon (off) 20 to 1 Diophatitue (t) 20 to 1 Kettledrum (of) 26 to 1 Dictator (t) 25 to 1 Klarikott (t) SO to 1 East Stanley (t) Rgc'roiy or ST. STEPHEN'S WALBROOL. —The Grocers' Company will proceed in the course of a few days to the election of • rector for the united parishes of Bt. Stephen, Walbrook, and Rt. Benet, Sheroliog, vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Croly. The benefice, which is worth 3301. a year, is in the gift of the Lord Chancellor and the Grocers' Company alternately. As the Lord Chancellor appointed Dr. Croly, the nomination for this turn is with the company. There are • considerable number of candi dates, marry of whom are men of distinction in the church. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONS SHILLING DAT. TORSDAT, lho. I.B.—Admissions on 'payment, 612; ditto by season tickets, 721.—Total visitor, 1,333. [Advertisement} —HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND P l .—Dirtraitza. 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The Grand Junction Canal Company have Into nee a very important principle in the appliem data power to cainal aavigatios, which, by reducing cost of conveyance 25 per cwt. below the expense of t by bones in the way hitherto method, will perky lutionise the whole system of heavy goods traffic tiff the country, to the grid advantage of the public. be observed that the aggregate amount of canal traffic, butted of diminishing, has increased since the construction of railways, and is now 25,000 tons more than it previously was. The total length of canals now open in Great Britain is about 5,000 miles, including all the brats& lines and junctions, and thaw works represent a capital of some forty millions. The most peculiar feature in the steamboats which arc now employed by the Grand Junction Company to ply between London sod Birmingham or Manchester is an improved form of screw propeller, M- I vented by Mr. Burch, of MaccleseekL This "waggle-tail propeller has the advantage of keeping all the disturbance of the water immediately behind the stem of the boat, in stead of spreading it right and left. The effect of this im provement is at once to secure the canal banks from being damaged by the wash, and to *commis, the motive power. A party of gentlemen bad been invited yesterday to accom pany Mr. James Fulton, one of the company's officers, in a trip from the City Basin along the Regent's Canal to Pad. dington, a distance of live miles and three quarters, widely was accomplished in an hour and a half, ieeleding the w ires of Eve locks, sad the Bllaglefd teasel, half a lam. The Pioneer, an eadinary ty•boat, 75 feet long by 7 feet extreme breadth, 23 tons burden, and drawing 26 feet of water, with an engine of eix-horse power, was the boat employed, towing another fly-boat which was laden with a general cargo to go to Wolverhampton. The two boots were able to go through the locks at once, floating ride by side, and thus saving much delay. It is stated that the Pioneer when tried at Manchester preyed able to draw six loaded bargee at once, with • total burden of no leas than 300 tons. Pour =Rae an hour, allowing for the locks and other hin drances, will be the average rate of steam performance, in stead of two miles an hour, the usual speed obtained by horse-towing. The steamboat has stowage room for 26 tons of coal, which will carry her from London to Birmingham sad halfway back, superseding the expensive relays of hones and drivers requisite for so long a journey. This water loomnotive is estimated to be nearly 30 per mot. cheaper than railway carriage, and the canals see not dune with yet. CITY COURT OP SEWERS. The Commialioners of Sewers for the City of London held their usual weekly court at their offices ii Guildhall yesterday ; Yr. Deputy Ctutierm presided. After the dispat ch of gem other business, a report of the Improvement Committee was reed, relating to the spplication by Mr. Train, the projector of street railways, for permission to extend a line from the boundaries of the City to the Bank of .England, in congeries with a line which he had received permission from the perish of Hackney to make in that parish. The report recommended that the court should amide to the application, upon the conditions the Mr. Train should thirty the whole of the expense that would be incurred in repaving the road and placing it in the same condition it was originally, if he should be required to do so ; that he should indemnify the commissioaen from all legal proceedings that might be instituted against them in consequence of the proposed experiment ; anal that if the commissioners shoild be dissaUded with the pro** and desire to rescind their comment, they should be at liberty f at say time to do so, by giving Mr. Train notice to that effect, and eqquire him to carry it out within two months. • hams gay conditioss, suggested by Mr. Hir ward, Use engineer of the court, were also submitted for its consideration ; and, as was observed by Mr. Deputy Holt, Mr. Train was literally bound band and foot, and if any in convenience should arim, the commissioners would have ample powers to protect their own interests and those of the public. . . . 14. ABRAHAM eograted that the period et notice to Mr. Train should be &Herod !so, two months to one month. Irv. Hatwaau acid iseh;ti r intended to prop se this alterative in the suggestions he made to the court. This alteration was agreed to, as was also another motion made by Dr. Abraham, that the matter should be referred to the City solicitor for his advice and opining, and the I whole subject was then referred back to the committee for further consideration, with a view to the proposed experi went being carried iato effect. Deputy BWARD inquired of the medical oak= whether, niece his appointment as analyst for the City of London, any article. of food had been sent to him for analretion ? • Dr. Lament mid that mimples of bread, mustard, and milk bad been sent to him, sod he had gives oertibeates to the parties. Some of the articles were slightly adulterated, but others, the mustard in particular, were in some in stances remarkably pure. The court then adjourned over the Christmas holidays, , and it will not sit again until January 8. THE SILZ TRADE AND THE FRENCH TREATY. Yesterday afternoon, a meeting of the silk ma nufacturers wen held at the Clarence Hotel, Manchester, to terminate the business of the trade committee appointed last spring in reference to the French treaty. Mr. H. Winkworth took she chair. Mr. E. It. Leasure moved the following resointion :—" That this meeting cannot separate without expressing theirsatisfactioa with the arraugernente , under which Eng Lab silks can enter France accenting to the supqlemental treaty lately concluded. They also desire to express their obligations to Mr. Cobden for the efforts be has made to obtain this desirable result, u well as for hi attention and war ' tesy to the deputation from the silk trade of this city." Mr. C. Hilton seconded the resolution, which was mud piously adopted. 90131M1T TOR IMPROVING TUN OONDMON OF FMB 1 Burnt—The annual meeting of the Sosiety for Improving the Social Condition of the Blind, Milton.house, Wal worth.reed, was held on Monday evening, at the Horns, Kennington ; Mr. Fred. Douhon in the chair ; there being also present Mr. Bagwell, M.P., the Revs. W. Barker, W. H. Bonner, J. 'Monne! Hussey, J. Kirkman, F. Statham, ' W. P. Tidily, and several other clergymen and laymen. A oompreheasave report was read, which stated that the ob ject of the institution was to act as a general religious and secular missionary undertakitg for the blind, irrespective of age, sex, creed, condition, or locality. It organises eye. terns of regular visitation to the houses of the 'died, and provides education, trade employment, and rational amuse ment for this suffering elms. It also supplies hired guides, to enable the blind to attend places of worship, classes sad lectures. de. These advantages have been extended to up wards of ninety persons during the first eighteen mouths of Its operations. All the ofSoal appointments are hooorary. Mr. 1.). Counolly, • blind gentleman , and superinteedent of the educational department, in seconding a vote of thanks to Mr. Roupell, deputy-chairman of the meeting and trea surer to the society, urged the necessity of sound education fur the blind. Many compliments were paned upon Mr. Alexander Mitchell, the honorary secretary, himself blind, sod the perusal of an may entitled " The Blind ; their Capabilities, e'ondition, and Claims," written by the same gentleman, and published on the present occasion, was *trough , recommended. A bazaar and concert took place in the early part of the evening. 1:11A1.TH or LONDON.—TiIe return of the Regis trar-General state* that the London returns of deaths for the two weeks of December exhibit • decrease on that foe the last week of November. In three successive weeks the numbers were 1,275, 1,240, and (last week) 1,208. The ave rage number of deaths, as derived from returns of weeks corresponding with last week, in the ten years 1850.9, sad corrected return is therefore less than the result obtained by calcula tion by 163; sod the population, it may be Inferred , nom. paratived free from fatal illness The deaths from pub. rnonary dtasasss, exclusive of phthisis, have declined from 291 in the previous week to 261 last week. The corrected c a = g 7nt 7= 9 7 d ren n ic i a r f week l4 Tin Bronchitis h.BB da ; pneuruouta was fatal in the same periods in RS and 97 cases. Phthisis decreased from 150 to 119 deaths, about half of which bitter °finned in the period of life 20 to 40 years. Three deaths occurred from small-pox in the week, 55 from measles, 52 from scarlatina, 14 from diphtheria, 43 from whooping.cough, sad 31 from typhus. Five children died from whooping .cough iu the east sub-district of leliegton. Four died from mendeig to the Haggerstone west sub district ; 8 in Ballard-green. Six deaths from scarlatina were recoeded is Bow. Five persona were the victims of intemperance. Four infanta were murdered; 5 died from suffocation in bed. The widow of a labourer aged 66 years, and the daughter of • tailor aged one year, died by their clothes taking lire. A gtrl, • domestic servant, aged 17 years, was wielded to death by falling into a copper of hot water. A hey, aged three years, died at 138, Cowell-street, from diphtheris,whieb was considered asunquestionably doe toe foul smell arising from • pipe that communicated with the sewer. A Chinese niendiotot died from starvation. Last week the births of 1,052 boys and 918 girls, in all 1,970 children, were registered in London, In the tea cor responding weeks of the years 1850-59, the average number was 1,850. 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