The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-23 00:00:00

LS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. , • r p • MARKET& cns ii EVYSINGI.—Tba maikst wee flee cr er 4 a 9 zd e tnuary, 48s. ; March, 40 e , ; moor., Dec. 2L—Market ereedy with. a s ap in prime. Bales today, 10,000 000 spendation and export. 2,500 km ,. No. 6,047 I LC 600 Permian, do., 204 d. t e 223 4 •• 200 Mood° and Bak 20.1..g1id 36a. ,• &aims MA. to 19d. • &Joe' 'SLAND. BLACK BALT4 PAS- I ASTLEY'S THEATRE ROYAL.' ; hiednis. l7 id• I .Bd. • Sesial, arrangements with ILlt's Lblo- it• USW, Ur. E. T. SMITH. China, lid.; *Wan, 2,3 ed iNnernmen%. Reduction of Steerage Fan to LA Land i INS end IN& THIS EVENING, Dee.* and on BOXING NIGHT, will be I sele“. 3 c l . BRisBANg. Moreton B a y w a d, , produced an entirety new, original, grand prochildrenical, WORSTED.—BeADIVID, DEC. 2L s our"" for ming one of the Black Ball celebrated hISPo-trainalle. aOO,lO Christmas Pl in "" . • "till" Christmas, is usually Very clack b e th e 116" 6 " 1 " D iaa t d net Will be delialohed PundostlY to of Qneenl..-- pee ~ iiialiquis TOIL, TOIL THE PIPER'S BON. POPE JOAN AND LITTLE BOHM . ; O snneti " . are "eoldintlY small in eee ."' The accommodation for all demi et pamengcre cannot or, Old Dad) Long Legs, and the Pig that Went to Market end is a fair consumptive demand. Sonia continually taking plane. Bright-haired tilleediktl6ll BAINES and Co., limped; all agents for the Pig that Stayed at Home. yin demand. The finer sort. of Down Bali Lino : sad T. IL MACKAY mid On, I, leadenhall- He The Magnificent Scenery and the tuipreostiented Transforma tion Effects derived and painted Ito. C. Brew. lb.. W. Brew, er better to sell. Inferior sorts at wool Isedoo. L. and unman= aselstasts. Reload prices as usual tad. The confidence of holders increase 're, and prices ars generally well main. LA BALL PASSENGER LINK of THE OXFORD . THE MARKET GIRLS, yarns several large speculative purchases *Mu MIMS for AIISTILALIA awn London direct. an Operetta, by J. OffenbAcb, In which Miss Rummell, let t h e forgo trade have been nude. TeDeeke. A.,llLift:andri w amd hole talent of the establishment 11 the other sole, end the business is now illitabeth Jerhmans. T a a a SZN ben INU. ion of a speedy revival abroad. Lustre w hey ••••1 LIMO Z. lege pen. 10 nay that they cannot swept new eon. ...... price. to Imp oft cm:toners. Col "Z w hey ...... Allahabad HUNGARIAN oni• trade are in active demand. Tears iiieerse• %wen Besaq• Ilse ! e Baormiza ma nn= ILIUM. In their caw Enter tainment, kinars. Vanish and Davie& IL Power . the Lubin' , business doing is twofelds. Carded yarns .. Royal Albert In nine.. the market AMMAR "en:* wee'. THIS EVENING. WORSTED.—BSADrOAD, DsC. 21.—Th e Christmas, is usually levy sleek is th e la transactions are exceedingly small is is a fair consumptive demand. Soma costinually taking place. Bright-lobed iffy in demand. The finer sorts of Down they better to sill. Inferior sorts of wool ited. The confidence of holders increase vise, and prices are generally well main. yarns several large speculative purchases i f or th e foreign trade have bees made. the other aide, and the business is sow Lion of a speedy revival abroad. Lustre nay that they masa accept now prices to keep off anatomies. Gol " Z ,ome trade are in active demand. Times business doing is twofolds. Carded yarns t a u& In pieces, the market appears qui e t, overthebes. coosidersble business done is small purchases. Buyers ere looking about There is a luU in the Americas trade, mod is satioipated from that quarter at /ear. The German trade is very flat, and fere are offered. The home houses, Wag taking, an doing nest to nothing. Th e i r rricoot confined to the picking up of ch ea p ey can be found. Contrary to what had es keep up remarkably well. MMIN ILAN D. —Load Ocean u c khard .4 B t u= e arnkhampton lon, 1.30. to ell classes. JACO IZ. lndla 1 Jan 20 2,000 `Liverpool I Jan. 5 METMETROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, Edgware toed..-opeo of Seven—DOLING NIGHT, Decambor In —MACARTHY, the great Arkansas Comedian, Author, Dancer, Weak, Banjoist, and Actor. The mimed nage, with new pros cenium act drop 1083416, and wings, will be foul completed. The Bet of ADItOB.A, or the Descent of the Mornmg Star, will be produced, and MIMI ADAMS will again shine forth t rtilby one of the most complete compeniew ewer Introduced tropotitan anatomise. Last week of LIBTOX. IWO the Aatoondings and the Firmest company. Xnelcai Director—J. J. POO= --- didestod Ilse of goads have, by tbdr pfoolooldy and eof pada. wood o woll-koown repdados, awl tbdr Low docromoddloo untordel by %vowels ofloaL—frrif IgualeMlS no. b rmooi ar Pa . a rAgeetA kir thi s = ad lid : S. K. diClaY sad 00., 1, lordrobolldfott, foam LC. HOSlERY.—Norrnionaw, Die. 21. am parpcess in the lace trade is still very mow Wog generally engaged in 'auk is rather more doing, however, for the Phis isle and mosquitos are higher and bobbin nets and &gnosis laces being hue is considerable activity at the hosiery are still engaged in the szecutioa of ins, some of which have beso on head for bile a Tory fair inquiry is 'Kissing up foe ig trade. Tarns ant still high, with • us.—Nottiaphani Journal. ARD LEML—BRITIRR rad NORTH Cul:1111111CLIt ROYAL MAIL STNAM4WEIPS, appointed by J_lll between LITIMPOOL NNW YOM tie fi,joreopPOOL aad BOSTON. Om Bodes Wye The mains 11 Hadar to bad aad receive n to , Mor other marls are violated to sail trout Liverpool. *Wm at Cork to melee the malls: CANADA. for Bono:4% Saturday. Dec. 111. SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Den. 10. AMA, for BOSTON, Saturday, hut. 6. y, including_ geward's fee aad provisions, but glipouNiliftmineemior liquors :—To Naha and Boston, chief cabin, woad cabla, F lt To New Tort, chief cabin, t 96; second skin All—pply t• J. R. Amid. 62.01 d Bromletreet, London J. N. Curie, Havre, and 12, Place de la Bourse, Parts ; 0. and J. Bares. 10. JlOlllOl-aireet. Olaanow ; D. and C. Maclver, 01smatoini : or D. and C. Manlier, 6, Water-dreat, Liverpool. WORM WINEB, cheap mad pure :—Catolonian _a: Sherry, 17a. ed. ; Andslushin Port, 174. ed.: French, lea.; rum* Phers7, 18a. per dozes: Beattiolais, 18s. ed.: 21a. : Itousallior; 175. ed. ; Chablis, La. ; Kock 21a. to Ur . e :a Sparkling and Nowlin, als. a dosen : Cognac Brand Crrrlele y. l• or brtnrn, 4 door, bottlesinchaled. Terse clad paid upon four dozen into the country. IDRAZD 110WESBANK and SONS, Distillers and import" 71k. Sunatreet, London. Established 1782. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new Wreaths. so admirably watered th at a lull butt, as well as soother casks, may be raised or tilted on It without labour or Mathis Its action la so linpalpabla that th e sediment cd the isoit Magid field h ao possibility can be diMurbed. Price 9n. Ik., 14a, to suit 4‘ 9, and 18 gallon maks. BABLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No mat-peg mend. No more flat beer or soar wine. Prise 4. ed. : ditto, elsctroplatml, fla.—Apply direct to JAIL aAaLow, patentee, 14, lOW Witham .ieet, Manslombrima. Ise that Ida name sod adthem an on even , article , all others ire spations hattailoss. Ingsmings gratis. latabllshad 1810. _autism, D. 21.—At thin day's market A supply of guilash wheat, but the trade the tuna is favour of the boyar. In barley to again rather dearer. Beaus cheaper. in ritual. -------- arum FROM wrzseotn. of Iti s irl i ksTOWN TO NEW YONIC, TWICE • THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and rin.ampinA STKAWSHIP COMPANY intend die elsestdai their laillowered . C . laile-bulit Iron Screw MAP. canying the FROM States FROM LIVERPOO tor NEW TORN. CITY Of BALTIMOBS, Wednesday, Dec. rt. KANGAROO, Friday, Dec. SO. And wiry Wednesday. sad alternate Fridays end listardaya Cads parse by the 'mall stammers minas evert Reda= Mil, and 21 &auk amoral.; to the accounnodallen. 1 =by tbli FridarS end Saturday steamers, 14 caisson pump Includes • lilted pp of cooked cam ee~eekr wad& and tam U Sister hooked on WAlLl s tr e ibill,l l , W — te f r or t° hirer Sa lt er to to rd MACEY. 61. Klieg Wili l la i ineizesk London. . 21-01 our market today there was of English wheat, for which the trade bout last week's prem. For foreign only f at a Midis; decline in value. Malting rnest ; grinding sold in moderate 0011IIIMp. yas much money. Oats commended full demand was not large. Maim without 'LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. .H.H WAUGH and SON. a and 4. 000bGLSTLIGIT. W. BROWN BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRS and COCCHI& Barrack Furniture. Mild, POViallai- SIMI; &C., Si PRICES CONSIDEILABLY aItDIJCID. IS, PICCADILLY. Catalogues tree.. 21.—We had a moderate supply of wheat dull trade, at lad week's prime. The y was about the same aa last week. Best quickly ; but for anything esosndary the . The highest price we heard of was no. peas, and oats, no change. Best white 275. ; beet red ditto, Zs. to 265. 6d. ; to 245. ; best barley, 38s. to 40a. M. ; . ; beans, 224. to 28a. ; pees. 19 r. to 22 1. ; 245. to 28e.; rye, 161. to 17s. ; Ilia flour, t snoods, 34.. s . to 345. c. 20.—The demand for wheat was leu apt for flee dry MU, recent rates were Barley stationary. O►ts firm. Beans rhAVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, 7d. pea lb.; pmaglne, le. ed.; ascend paraffins, Is. 6d.; sperm, Is. ed. and Is. ed. ; tine BMA wax, Is. bd. ; transparent wax, la. ed. ; Belmont was and sperm Is. ; German MI R. U. WWII@ wax, It ; rompodte, ed., 10d., and the best, ; sostallle toe Pahnar's lamps, ; rnsgenma fled.: moulds. best Calm ell, in. per gallon: yellow sow. sea.. MX. ems. and Ins. per Ulna. ; mottled. Me. ; old brown Windsor. In ha. Per packet; common brown Windsor, ; white Windsor. It al. ; hovel. In ed. ; egoista' sad almond, Is. per bar—tor cash, at K. P. DAVIES and SONS' olderlshed warehouse, ta, Marthealaim Charing.mois, W.V. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE—The Nether lands steamboat Company a tot and favourite steamer WO= Captain W. SMITH, will tears Brunorkk Pier, Hokin, on SUNDAY, Etth inst. at 11 o'clock, on arrival of Me $lO am. train from Fencliurebstreat Station, Fares: bk." LI . tore cabn, 10. return ticket& lotted at • Wad a kalL—Apply at i CHAPLIN'S Universal Mace. Regent /km W. ; or to PHILLIPPS, °PAVIA PaILLIPPS and C o ., It Dunstank•bonee. St Damian's-6111, LC. Jec. 21.—We had a moderate supply of 1 1 in putty good condition . The trade ex. at last week's ratty. The barley trade WU ire, prices having decidedly a downward may be ricierl 6d. cheaper. Beans as QTEAM to GOTHENBURG Direct, in about IJ es Room—The fast and favourite twin eclair steamer JULY, Captain T. WOK, will clear for the above port on or aka Ord hist. liaa sple n did accommodation for passengers. fee, 13 Ss. -Apply) to PHILLLPPS, °HAWES. PILELLIPPS and Oa, Bt. Dunta's-bows, LC. OIITFITB for INDIA and ClllNA.—Estimates, with detailed Ilste of the neceseary outfit for :mercantile and other appointments to Tad* China, or sO7 of the coihhiS will be forwarded on application to T filitgilinLENNY outfitters. seat door to nornereealionee. Strand.g and G bati3, D.C. 20.—The arrivals for tbe past I 513 qrs. wheat sad 3,016 qrs. oats ooarna , day's market %here was a fair show d pale, attendamse of buyers. Wbeed task a slow week's pries, were barely supported. Osta r. cheaper. Barley, beau, sod piss co w qr., 631 b. to the basbel, Durham red, 48.. to 50s. ; ditto, white, 525. to Ms.; red, 475. to Ws. ; ditto white, 525. to Ms. 31s. to 33e. per imperial qr. Oa* . to 25a; potato, 421 b. per bushel, 26a. DOW, 46e. to ads. ; old, 48,. to 50s. Dec. 21.—The supply of wheat is moderate, e slow. Bpriag cora to better supply, but METROPOLITAN DISTRICT RAILWAY VA COMPANY. tit/TICP IS BLIMP GIVEN, that the INTERIM, at the Me of 5 percent. per annum, will in future be MD RALF. MILLI , on the hat January and let July. On Monday, the Ist of January next, the proportion interest seeming since the 13th September last will be paid at the °Ma rtM Registrar of the Company. 27, Austintrtara. re Provtdonal Scrip Certificates to bearer must be forwarded to legismar at the above cake, in order that the dividend war- Mb may be duly prepared. F. BITSO, Registrar. 17. Austinfriars, LC. niIIiISTMAS PRESEN'TS and NEW YEAR'S v GIFTS for all who coart the Gay and Festive Scenes.— ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL, a preserver and beautifyer of the hair beyond all precedent. Itowisuds lialydor, for Impart ing a radiant bloom to the complemon, and a softness and deli cacy to the hands, arms, and neck. Rowlands' Odontn, or Pearl Dentifrice, for girth's p e arl-like whitener; to the teeth, and ha lo the breath. The patronage of royalty throughout = a pe, their general use by rank and fashion, and the univer sally knows Mosey of these articles, give them a celebrity un st co, liatten-garden. and by chemists and per =L.—Ask for Rowlands' ' articles. ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. NOTICE. TO BONDHOLDERS. beonformity with the terms on which the First llortgege Reds of the Tenneylrani& Section of this Railroad were issued loth. public, the THIRD ANNUAL DRAWING of 4 per cent. of as nom amount of them Bonds will take at the of Misers E. V. Setterthwalte and Co.. 88, t. in Ys prommos of Mr. Grain, Public Notary, O M THU RSDAY, loamy 18, 1866. at t o'clock precisely. The authorised lane is as under— viz. : 2.000 Bonds of $l,OOO each E 2,000.1100 COO Bonds of 600 each BOO,OOO 2, 0 0 0 Bonds of 100 each lOO,OOO RIMMEL'S CHRISTMAS PRES ENTS in endless variety. from 6d to ten guineas. Novel erne meat for Christmas' tress, from la per domes. Premiums to all retail purchasers above M. RISS 31EL, perfumer to 11.&R. the Princess of Wales, 96, Strand: and 123. Regent. street. 20.—As oompared with last week, I. down on top, nod 7d. up on average. up on top, sod 11. up on average. Oats top, and same on avenge. Beans ware 33. itnd ld. up on average. Wheat,to 545. I 365. ; onto, 23 5.91. to 295. 6d.; beans, 435. to N mas t OTHING IMPOSSIB theLE.he greatest and ; useful invention of day. AGITA AMARELLA.— I Mews. JOHN OOSNILL end Co.. Three King-court, Lomberd- street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the public this truly mellous fluid, which gradually restores the human heir to its pr istine hue—no matter at whe t age. The Ages Amara& het none of the properties of dye: It, on the sontrary, Is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once restored one application per month will keep it In perfect colour. Price gl la. per bottle, or in half bottles. 10s. 6d. John Gomel! and Co. have been eppointed perfumers to H.R.U. the Princess of Wales—JOHN OOSN ELL and Co's CHERRY TOOI H PASTE la superior to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per = chemists, and at the manufactory 1/, Three King-omit, Lombard-street. London. -131111tMELt11, DEC. 21.—We received about me of year supply of beasts, which met a rises lower. The supply of sheep was small ; Fat pigs, a large supply ; trade heavy. Td. per lb.; muttoo, 80. to 9id. Basra 10a. per soore ; pocket ditto, 9a. 6d. to 10s. . DEC. 20.—We had a very bare market tie being exhibited. There was a tolerable , the quality of which was on the whole fair. although slow, was steady, and prime se t material change. Is calves there wee The show of lambs was small, and sales late rates. Of pigs there was a moderate inquirry was fair. at late prices. Quotations to 90. per lb. ; pork, To. 9d. to Bs. 2d. per 30e. to 00e. each. sc. 19.-339 sheep were peened at this uyen being scarce a considerable number were unsold. Prices, Bd. to 9d. per lb. Pigs, Bs. stone. $2.600. 000 Your per cent. death denominations/ill be drawn on the above dsy. end the Bonds so drown that have been issued in London Will be paid a at the rate of £225 for every $l,OOO Bond, £llolos. for every $5OO Bond, and £22 Its. for every $lOO Bond, on presentation at the Company's cake, 6, Wsettninster.chambers, Victorivetreet, Westminster, on and altar tad disrd nett. to ad. Mon to the coupon due on that day, after lk ktch all interest will On On payment the drawn bonds will be cancelled in the presence Ot a Public Notary. Ogees, 6, Viesuninster-ehansbers, Victoria-street, Westminster. TUE RUNNING Dows OF THE SAMPHISE. —Yes terday the Board of Trade opened an inquiry into the circumstances attending the late collision in the Channel between the Dover mail.packet Seraphim and the American barque Fanny Bock. by which four lives were lost, and nearly • hundred others imperilled. The inquiry commenced at noon, in the Town-hall, Dover, before Captain Harris and Captain Baker, nautical asseenore ; Mr. O'Dowd, of the Board of Trade ; and the Mayor of Dover, and Mr. E. F. Astley, fiLD., borough magistrates. Mr. Fowler (of the firm of Freslifield and Newman) appeared in behalf of the London, Chatham, and Dover R ailwa y Com p any ; Mr. W. Knocker, for the Mail.packet service; Mr. T. Fox, in behalf of Captain Bennett, of the Seraphim ; and Mr. J. Edwards, for the owners of the barque. Sir Luke Smithett, Mr. Churchward, Mr. Saunders, of the Customs ; Mr. E. Knocker, Mr. J. Stilwell, Captain Bruce. R.N., Captain Mends, R.N., and Lieutenant Morgan, R.N., were present during the inquiry. The proceedings were not concluded. GOVERNMENT INSURANCE AN D A SSC ITIES. The following additional poet-offices will be open. on and after the 25th of December, for the receipt of proposals for the insurance of lives or the purchase of govern ment annuities, under the act 27 and 2-i Viet., cap. 43, and for the receipt of the premiums becemiog due to the Post. muter-General, from tima to time, under contracts for the insurance of lives or the purchase of government annuities, and for the payment of any sums which shall become pay able by the Postmaster-General uoder the said contracts : Beaconsfield (bfaidenheed), Dines (Pontypridd), 'asap:llle% (Shrewsbury), Middlesborough, Neilsen (Bristol), Newent (Gloucester). Sandwich, Stanstead (Bishop Stortford), Stoney Stratford, Torpoiot (Devooport), Torrington ( Exeter), Uttoxeter (Stoke-on-Trent), Were, Warminster, Watering bury (Maidstone), Weodover (Tring), Westbury, Wickham Market, Wigton, Wooborn (blaideuhead). These offices , will be open for such purposes dories the hours appointed e=---=—_—_-_.--- .---' for the transaction of money order business. A handbill I containing the principal rulm of the Government In- Id ILITARY PASTIMES AT MALTA. -- Yesterday , surance and Annuity-odic', and of the Poet-o ffi ce Saving, morning, Lieutesant and Adjutant Hammeraley and Lieu- Ban has been printed for gratuitous distribution, and tenant Swiony, of the I st battalion 22nd Regiment, were I .", cornea may . be obtained at the above-roamed offices. A brought before the magistrate, Dr. Vella, for assaulting, Peke I translation into Welsh of the hand-bill has also been printed striking, and causing bodily injuries to several 1 for distributioo in Wales, and copies may be obtained at officers, in the inght between the 7th and Bth joust, at 1 any poet-office in Wales which has been opened forth. trans officers, one o'clock, at Beagles, after having sent for the pretence .. Several wane ..." i action of Government Ineursoce and Annuity business. The said constables under false , measure will, from time to time, be extended to other p . oet. policemen and civilians, were produced, from whose evidence I offices than those named above, and due notice will be given it appeared that a Maltese porter, who was passing the aeo . of such extensions. If application be made to any post officers' quarters, was requested by the above two tlemen to fetch them six policemen. without saying for I mas t er. for the extension of the measure to his office, he Will at once report the circumstance to the secretary. what purpose they were required, offering him at the I SowroliNG Line A GOLD DlstiovEnv.—The Salt same time a dollar for his trouble, and keeping his cap I as a pledge. On four constables appearing at the Lake Telegraph of the llth November has the following : corner of the messdionse, they found Lieutenant Swinny I " The biggest thing yet in the gold mining line, surpassing waiting for them, attired in his trousers and shirt, wbo • the Moot Cenis story, is reported discovered at Dry Gulch, inquired of them why six policemee had not come. He I four miles from Helena, Montana. The Post talks of then whistled, and Lieutenant Hammersley came oat, I ' millions lying around loose,' end she sad amount of gold dressed in the same light attire. Lieuteeent Swinny asked , discovered 'affectingthe staodard of gold valuation through. his companion if he was ready, and received an affirmative ' out the commercial world.' It is stated that Mr. Brown, • reply. Both officers then assumed • threatening attitude Gonna° or Norwegian, has discovered a gold deposit which and clenc h e d th e i r g a t e . Th e o ,, e t e m ee , nee , peeee ,,,h i g in richness and extent has perhaps no parallel in the his what was intended, avoided • contest, two movieg off in tory of gold mining. The ledge has been traced fully 75 one direction and two in another. The two who took the ' feet. We give the following glowing description of the direction towards Isola Gate were pursued, and one ' Pare :—' Gold in almost solid masses glittered before his of them was overtaken and knocked down by Lento- ' bewildered vision. For two weeks longer unknown to nut swie . y. Th . other cont i nue d his w ay to others, he tunnelled into the golden w all.i Secreted the station at Cospicua to obtain resistance. Of the ' about him he had accumulated several gunny racks, other two. one returned to Whit the conata.; literally filled with the precious metal ; when longer hie who had been struck, but war prevented from giving secrecy became impracticable, from the very extent of his him assistance by Lieutenant Hammers's,. The fourth I unexpected wealth, Mr. Brown proceeded to record end policeman went to the Marina of Senile& for fresh coo. ' mecum his property, when the public were informed of the stables. In the meantime, the two policemeo, who remained I great discovery. It is said that be now keeps a strong guard on the spot, were knocked down several times by the two ' night and day over his seemingly incomputable wealth, officer, and severely braised. All this occurred io the rici. I while he himself, unsmiated, delves into the golden wall pity of the berracirgate at Isola, where there is a sentry ; around him, and cautioned multiplying his sacks of precious posted, but who took no notice of the shouts of the obosta. ore. One person who was admitted into Mr. Brown's drift I states that it presented a scene of wealth more akin to a bias for the guard. A reinforcement of police having arrived, Lieutenant Swinny was seined and taken altos some ; picture of i magination than actuality. Gold '• gold mood resistance, to the Merinos o f S aag laa p ub es s tei n ., met the view on every side—above, below and all Lieutenant llllMMereley was also seized, but on hie I --and reflected back its rich hues in the gla r e of the candle. shouting, „ Gaud turn mt.. several E ddi es . w ee d f rom as if this subterranean vault had been hewn out of a solid the barracks and rescued him after a scuffle. in which they . lade, fully fifty feet in width. The gold vein is three feet • pure gold ;the remainder mainly bismuth. On each side of made um of their bayonet scabbards. Early in the morning wine — three fourths of the entire su bstance th ere in being Lieutenant Swinny was temporarily released by the orders of Signer Pails, adjutant of police, sod summonses were ; this vein there is a miss of one foot of quartz, which issued for the two officers to appear on Monday, the will assay from 500 dots . to 2,000 dole. to the toe. The 1 Ith inst., at the magistrates' oourt, on the above charges. 1 wig mall - rock is rich.' "—Toronto Chile. The magistrate patiently examined the whole case and i LIVXRPOOL, FRIDAY.—The auxiliary screw remanded the prierniera who were released on parole till steamer Greet Britain, Captain Jobs Gray, R.N.R., from the following Wednesday, when they 'pie appeared at the Melbourne Oct 22, arrived in the Mersey about be b noon tongs - ter and were sentenced to three months' impri s oomeat and day, after another of her meet splendid Elri bound over to keep the peace in a sum of 501. each, to be 316 passengers, and 124,556 mimes land o gold. Her &dykes guaranteed by two sureties max—Malta Timm, Dec. 14. • have bran anticipated by the over mail. WARBLLNGS at EVE. Sung by Mika STOMACH and enthusiastically eneored at Mr. Erinley Ri chards's " Pianoforte Recite," Dec. 21. "An exquisitely cheat song, sweetly expreseire, and in no respect no.rior to soy of the happiest efforts of the composer."—Court Circular. Price of the song. 3c. Fres for 19 stam ps .—London: Robert Cocks and Co., New Burlington-street, W. THE DIRECTORS of the LONDON sod St. KATHARINE DOCKS COMPANY HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that, In aecoresisie with the resolution of the SPELIAL GENERAL MELTING of Proprietors, held en the list January last, they are prepared to ISSUE a LIMITED AMOUNT of PREFERENTIAL STOCK, burin , interest at the rate of 4 =it. per annum, the dividend warrant s for which will be tted half yearly. Subscribers have the option of paying the amount subscribed m for either in full or by instalments as lt may be called up by the Directors In the latter cue a depout of 10 per cent. ust be ;old on application. No call will be made at stem interval than a month, nor exceed Spa cent of the sum subscribed. THOMAS CHANDLER, 1, Joint Bocieurin. T. W. comm . , Dock Rouse, Sib December, 1966. Price la ed. : for presents or the drawing-room, 2a. ed., "VVERYBODY'S BUSINESS." Ed Dedicated, by permission. to the Right Honourable William Ewart Gladstone, M.P., Chancellor ot the Eschequer, kn. Ask your b oo kseller for " Everybody's Etusiness." London : napkin, Manisa% and Co. , lltc. 20.—The number of cattle this morn than at last market, there being 470, or 86 e were slowly effected, end prices down. Top best beef, Bs. ; current for the beet quality, 6i.; middling and inferior, 6e. to 7a. per number of sheep was 4,784, being 32 less than ilea were spit dull, sad at the close a great re unsold. A few aged black and greyfaced ight ; currant price. fiki. to 81d. ; ewes, . per lb. Fed pigs brought 6s. lid. to 7s. per TTEE LATE KING LEOPOL D . —To appear th THIS DAY (Saturday), Dece mber 23, e beat and most complete BIOGRAPHY of that lamented Sovereign. Tran slated by special permission from the " Independence Beige,' with a Porthilt from a drawing ot his late Majesty& &pedal artist. Prtoe 6d. igh Burls •street, Strand, and all booksellem THE MERCHANTS COMPANY (Li mited). The Board of Directors of this Companyhave ale day Wade a CALL of Five Pounds a share , PAYABLE on or before the lath day of -tannery next, at Menem PRESCOTT, GROTE, sad Co.'s, Tbreadneedle-street. The Directors have much pleasure In Informing the share balers that the Company has commenced Dullness under very favourable auspices, and they have every remora to believe that the prospects held out In the prospectus of the Company will be tally realized. In answer to many inqiiirles they beg to state that they do not Inttate that any further call beyond the present will be re qaired—at any rate not during the ensulnx year ; but in defe rence to the wishes expressed be numerous shareholders they have decided on receiving prepayments of an additional LS per share, making £l5 paid up, from shareholders who may express swish to avail themselves of this option on or before the 15th January next. The minimum guaranteed Interest of lS per cent. per annum Bill thea be payable from the 15th pro rat on the =omit of ALS per share thus paid up : such prepayments must be made to the Secretary who will give special receipts for the lame By order of the Board, J. LANGTON BOTCHER, Secretary. (ltd Broad street, Loudon, Dec. 19,1996. Price Is.„ by poet It stamps. MHZ SCIENCE of LIFE ; or, How to Live, I. and What to Bat . Drink, and Avoid. 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All dlorders spring• ted colds, chills, wet, or other atmospheric vide thus safely sad speedily checked in their course, pain and &weer by Holloware preparations. Price la., DR CULITERWELL on MARRIAGE : Its Obligations, Happiness, and Disappointments. Mann, Cornbill o : or Author 's tee, baitMarlbouinea. rough-street, W. Wridng Man a G THE GUARDIAN FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Established IBM. No. ii. Lombard.strest, Laotian, E.C. REDUCTION 01 FIRE INSURANCE DUTY. Subscribed capital Two Millions. Total invested funds upwards of Total income upwards of C 320,000. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that FIRE POLICIffit which expire at CHRISTMAS must be RENEWED within fifteen days Id this Office, or with the Company's Agents throughout the b , otherwise they become void. rin n surances now have the benefit of the redeoed duty of la 6d. per cent. For prospectus and other information apply to the Company's aleph, or to T. TALLLMACH, Secretary. BIRTHS. other 20, the wife of Frederick James Clark, of hwe, :strand, ondOak.lodge, Kilburn, or • daughter. troller le, at !kilos, the wife of the Ext. J. L. a daughter. .—Dectrober 19, at Sutherland street, Warwkk• W., the wife of T. Chambers, keg., of a daughter. December 19, at Walmer, the wife of Lieutenant C. R.N., of a daughter. mher 19, at Frenchay, Gloucestershire, the wile yd, Etq., of a son. .—Dettruber IS, at Gloncettccequart, Hyde-park, f B. Oliverson, Fay , of a son. December 19, at Chepstow Villas, Bayswater. the . O'Neill, Eng, of a son. DR. DR JONG/TB (Knight of the Order of Leopold of Belgium) LIGHT -BROWN COB LIVER OIL, as the moat effectual remedy for CONEIP I T h g2 4 . DISEASES Or THE CHRIST, AND GENERAL DEBILITY. I:4lmmHy recognised by the highest medical authorities to be THE ONLY COD LIVBR OIL invariably pule, unlico tidy excellent, PALATABLE, AND EASILY TAKEN. Dr. LgTHEBY. Medical Officer of Health. sad Chief Analyst to the City of London, w. ices:—" In all cams I have found ea o. f De hutch's Light Brown Cod Liver Oil possessing the same se Properties. an, ong which the presence of chotaic compounds. and of iodine in a state of organic combination, are the most remarkable.' Dr. LAN ERSTE& F.R.R., Coroner for Central Middlesex, ob *ram I consider the Cod Liver 011 sold underJonO's guarantee to be preferable to any other kind as regards mine lama and medicinal takllCY. * SC44 rely in monied Imperial Hal-pints, 25.61 Pinta, 4s. 9d. : Quarts, ;by respectable Chem Sole Consignees : ANBAR HARYORD and CO. 77, airand. London, A.C. MARRIAGES. ORDON.—lJectuilisr In, at St. James's Churc h, the Rev. S. T. Mosse, Henry Horace Powell, son of on. it.q., of Quea - park , Thenet, Kent, to :Matilda daughter of Use Lite Lieutewult-Callonal G. T. Gor e P o mba, Cavalry. N—THOMlPBOM.—December ?0, at St. Jlllllelell Clapham-park, V. 0. Hodakinson, Esq., of Hanover broke-square, to Miss M. Thompson, of Parkd'as :park. LVER. December 20, at the church of St. Laura Strand, b)• the Rev. S. E. BlooatitekL U. T. of }tortoni. Great Marlow, to Lucy Anne, daughter of Y. Lover, keq. DEATHS. M.—Detembtr O. at Fairlight-hoax. Oakley-KW% Sophia Marianna, wife of John Cranturd, —December 19, at Devotishlraterraoe, Hyde-Park. C. C. &fridge, aged 79. .—Deettober 19, at Cl. Paure-road, Camden - tqaar e v era lisle, the lb te of 31. B. Newton. aged 28. —December 2), at rating, W. W. Pinches, Row DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, a sever failing remedy prepared without any saercurtat Ingredient, from the recipe sandlott 11111 he found Iwolnab a, to all who suffer from bilious liver complaints, Indigestion. wind, spurns, giddtnalui, dizziness of the eyes, do. for habitual metivenem, as a family aperient medicine, and as • Plainer of She blood, they are truly excellent mild in their operation and IPMetal to the stomach, they create appetite, promote digestion. a nd strengthen the whole nervous a=i—Bold by W. lam bert, chemist, 8, sing illiam-street, 4.coes., aad by most tests, box lit and 2s. ed. Be sure to ask for Dr. s Bilious and Liver Nib. The genuine are in • NW. green Whams with " lambert" engraved on the stunk i cs . .Decetobra 19, at Deeverhall, Ridge, Herta, B. L reed el. bee 19, at Sweet gardens, Hyde-park, N. Wood. 70. nd Published by WILLIAM KIND HALES. of No. 8. Abstr,rt, in the Ulty London, Printer, at the o Lombard-street, to the Precinct of N'bttytrtaes.-• , Liccratarat A lee. 1 IN Mil' kl'E R . ;_,_ e b I t Al It rt 5. ( _:..1 . - .. _ SSILVAIXII f TWOPENCE _ -- - - ADDITIONAL] May, 1866, and from it will be made available for the public, monthly, quarterly, and 11011119.1 turns. The The fullest possible directions for the cor rect use of the tabulated forms have been issued in the Gazette of /wile, and the Governor-General for mally thanks the Statistical Committee for the valuable service they have rendered. The Byculla schools at Bombay form an insti tution intended mainly for orphan children of British soldiers in India, containing also many de scendants of Eurasian parents. The rearing of the children at Bombay has been attended with great difficulty, and the sanitary commission of the presi dency has reported very decidedly against the schools being continued there. Nearly two years ago the government appointed a special commis sion to inquire, in conjunction with a committ ee of the Bombay Education Society, into the propriety of removing the schools from Bombay. The report of that commission is contained in the Bombay papers received by the present mail, and embodies a very varied expression of opinion ou the rearing and education of European children in India. The commission decline to record any decided opinion of their own, because of the practical di ffi culties in the way ; but they state that it is abstractedly desirable for the bulk of the school to be removed , to Ptah if else a,minitarium at some bill station can be provided where the children can be removed during the hot weather. They say it is also "ab stractedly desirable" that in connexion with the schools there should be established in England an asylum for the children of pure European blood. A terrible disaster occurred at the mouth of the harbour of Bombay on Thursday, the 23rd No vember, whereby fifteen men, women, and chil dren were drowned. The steamer Bomb Castle, commanded by Captain Wedge, was entering the harbour on her return voyage from China, and had signalled for and received on board a pilot. A very short time after doing so—it being about half-past 2 o'clock in the morning—a native reseal was seen on the starboard bow quite close to the steamer. The helm was immediately put hard a-starboard, the engines stopped and turned astern full speed, but all without avail, for the steamer struck the boat, which immediately filled and went down. All the boats were at once lowered to save the lives of those on board. Twenty of the passengers and ten of the crew were picked up, but, as before said, fifteen were drowned. The morning was hazy, and there was no moon, and the native boat was without a light. Great preparations were being made for the ° r ing of the Exhibition at Nagpore on the 26 th o this month. It is understood that Sir Jung Babadoor is again about to visit England, in company with his son and two of his brothers. Capt. Grant, the African traveller, has arrived at Calcutta. A reportis current that the Lieutenant-Governor of the Punjab and his party have been fired at by some fanatics, while crossing a river. A Mr. Sterne has been granted a monopoly for ten years of the gold and other metals he may find within a certain area of Government waste land, in Madras not exceeding 2,030 acres, on condition that he pays a royalty of 5 per cent, on the metals he may realise. Baboo Ganendro Mohun Tagore, a native gen tleman, who was recently Professor of Hindoo Law in the London University, has commenced practising aa a barrister at the High Court at Calcutta. As the Baboo is the first native barrister admitted to that court, the event has been a subject of congratulation among the native com munity. the example example of one owner in Tennessee who has settled • colony of 60 Swedes upon a plantation of 1,000 acres being frequently quoted. One thing is very clear, that everywhere throughout the South slavery is acknowledged to be dead and gone. They sa y , in effect, s.lt was for this one thing we fought; we have been beaten, and we surrender it." But in regard to every other point they seem to consider themselves entitled to stand out for the beet terms they can. The labour question is one that cannot be adjusted in a day ; it would be utterly unreasonable to ex pect a whole population of slaves to become all at once industrious and settled free labourers. And in this point of view I consider it as of the highest importance that the Freedmen's Bureau, presided over by men who have more faith in the working of the negro under free labour, and more patience in bearing up against temporary discouragement& than the Southern planter, should not be hastily with drawn. In the meantime all immigration of white labour is good, for there is room in the land for all. CHARLESTON, 8.0., Nov. 23. " Tbe South is looking up—we begin to hear of railway accidents there," is • grim joke Louisville journal, which supplies many of the facetire that run the round of the American papers. The roads are indeed opened out again, and the government has banded, or is handing, back the railways to their respective companies, furnishing them in needful cases with a supply of rolling stock, on credit. But the worn out state of the rails, which compels a very slow rate of speed, the destruction of many of the bridgee, and the breaches , not yet all repaired, made by both contending armies, render travelling over • great part of the South tedious and difficult. The arrangements, moreover, of the railway companies seem in many Mee as if they were specially designed for the incounnience of travellers. Thin, in order to go front Raleigh, the capital of North Carolina, to Wilmington, its principal sea port, • distance of rather more than 200 miles, and without any beset THE PEACE WITH BHOOTA.N. in the rails, the following is the process :—Yon By the arrival of the Bombay Mail we have leave Raleigh at seven in the evening, arriving at received advice' from Bombay to Nov. 28, and from Goldsboro', the junction, at eleven. You find that Calcutta to Nov. 22. The termination the train for Wilmington has just left an hour is the princ i pal intell i ge nce ' the cei th b aa ro taa ugh w t ü by u th a is mail before, and you have to lie over in this little Doan-announced by en- of telegraph. On the 11th Nov. the try town for twenty-four hours, and then pass the treaty of " perpetual peace" was signed at Bun. whole of the following night in th e cars. The eighteen Dooars are ceded to the British The South is fast settling down, and most of its r: o w er i . 111 kidnapped treaty perso ns to b signedunder p inionbye res to red; The i old leaders are turning to peaceful pursuits. Ge- Mr. Eden is neral Joe Johnstone is the manag er of an express to be returned, and a full apo logy made to him. The Supreme Government agrees to company. Forrest is running a saw-mill on the pay an annual subsidy of 25,000 rs. for the ter- Mississippi. Mosby, the guerilla, has become an ritory ceded, and that sum is to be permanently attorney, and immolates his victims according to increased to 50,000 rs. when the Bhootanese have n law ; while Hood and Longatreet are goi n g into nces w partnership together in business at New Orleans. i edt h l ich formed e n disposition the to pre re text . o:rotliele th e wu itnnge first payment of the subsidy is withheld until How strange the combination sounds—" Hood and Toone° Penlow shall return the two guns taken Longetreet, commission merchants and general atference Dewangiri. S freetipransitulations an are traffic country regains its former state ; it is difficult to B a ;snial and Bhootan. the . Owing to the signing conceive the state of impoverishment to which thiso extensive preparations a making long and bitter conf li ct has reduced it. There are f or t tl e e trea tycam The Times of India complains t t the Bengal many families, formerly living in affluence, who are press generally has commented on the treaty of I now in want of the common necessaries of life. Pollee an • querulous tone, and criticised the Bengal Only yesterday I was accosted in the streets of government and the Viceroy in terms of great Charleston by an old woman who, with a painful acer b ity.dit 't ha t' Yet if it w is e admitted l by to the Hurearu we , effort as it seemed, brought out the word "noir should have •ed no gonemore than eshould have tams." Struck by her appear ance, which, not- already got (by the treaty), whilst w e withstanding the poverty of her attire, was that have entailed on ourselves a very large of a gentlewoman, I inquired her history. A sad expenditure ; the troops, it is said, are un tale indeed it was ! Her husband, long dead, had and.ther:ie the a s c ram rt o?ly4i:ticeable been a major in the Scots Greys, formerly 'Oxtail i f l o e f ly ' the etliNcolennidieeratitoneernefeavour of cutting short very living at York, whence he had emigrated to the miserable business of the Bhootan war are not the Southern States of America. Her two sons, considered sufficient by the journalists of Calcutta ; who had supported her, had both fallen in the but • considerable portion of the Indian public war ;her little home lay a blackened heap, and m rejoice to feel that we know the end of the Bhootan war." In some further re marks upon this subject her last days, striving to support herself by need le- the same work, she had been obliged to turn out into the The pape r says : at unexpected but apparently omelet. ter , streets to ask • passing stranger for money to pay for mination of the Ithootan war is went worthy of • word , her lodging. AL ! little thought the gay group of et special no tice. . A Fair/ &V an *meant and pic t able tribe of barbarism having been clumsily handled 1 ladies and gentlemen who gathered on the battery at had needlessly spread into a formidable and ominous hard by to make holiday over the first shot fired at Angle. Re . plseisg ourselves, in the person of oar envoy, Fort Sumter, what the bitter end would be. So I L "a t is t,l ' itr Z.;',7,11 Ihe l b eard mpu d epotf k hhe bar rita sd rul k.en er of 1 great is the scarcity of money that some of the India. They did so, of sour's, and the affair was noised I abroad ne wspapers are taking payment in pro duce ; even amongst CM disaffected native allies, and all our I the Richmond Enquirer advertising its willingness envious or defiant neighbours chuckled when they heard of Mr. Ashley Eden's humiliatioe. In the reports our to take "rye, oats, bay, bacon, whiskey, butter, says i t these was mud , "P la y CI the little beeeleafle eggs, poultry, or anything else," and some of the mill o force s country that cent there it w had been as found t7i! ' t w th a e I railways are carrying wood for payment in kind. natural defences of our despicable foe had been underesti. I I At the same time with the scarcity of money the ei:.toettette ampaig so that we now relinquished, diste t s e stg et an4l: t rat e ions lo t e i s o e:. price of everything is extravagantly high : • modest and lavis .expenditure have already been s, which house of six to eight rooms cannot be had in many will tell tale in Mr. Massey's forthcoming udget. A of the Southern towns for less than 1,200 to 1,800 their. a d n rld un ortte wi lile w oonsect aa kaki : m oss hold e ofoutthttvasion puhlic 1 d o ll ar s, or about 2001. a year. The fares en the of Bbooten. It was sot any nneerteisty es to the result of I • our military op/cation@ that paused such feeling ; it was the 1 railways, with much inferior accommodation, are well grou nded anxiety around when the chan ces of dis ea se 1 double those at the North—the one being about and exposure were estimated. hen, too, in consequence 1 equal to our first-class, and the other to our third. o h t ad the undue proportions into hil i t the Bhooran with war I I Gas in Raleigh costs ten dollars, about 30e. per regard to ' the politil m"" man u nge n meet of k o f ul el su ing preme I 1 000. A "thirsty soul "Las to pay a quarter of • grvernmeet. This war seemed like an intrusive I ' anachronism. We had all thought that the time had gone dollar for a glass of beer, and I have heard of an by when little warm used to be made on paltry pretences in hotel at Chattanooga where •• dollar is charged for order to end in the acquisition of coveted territory. The 1 the use of a towel. A great deal is being done in Bhootan kidnapping war ° l iD tt " and * : rff P :l k otes i° iks azi cajw is & tad I the way of relief by various organisations at the grow suet utte rs disturbed the oakulations of the ledian North, and in particular by the American Union pe:l,ltia oad a a rod our me the fin w a i n d ciers . and a w rinistrators, Commission, yet not, I think, so much as if the government as to the conduct ollts " fotti7e r riff ° 2l:7' state of things were more fully known, for no people Happily all this is over. There now only remains the ble Tetingso, the Wallace of Bhooton, to be dealt are more generous on such occasions than the Ameri- t verri n i with and on him even the moral effect of this formal poll , cans. The approaching winter will be one of great tied agreement will not be lost. He ta not worth while Buffering, both among the wh ite and coloured pope- chewing, and a good police fora can defend our subjects from hie inroads. For the Bhootan wiz then, we rejoice lotion, and I think that the society above mentioned, to write, R op i ewa t is pact ; and let u s h ope t h a t i t may which distributes its relief throughout the South, be the last of our **alms little wan without regard to politics or colour, is one to which The Bombay Gazette writes in the same spirit. It the people of England, whether sympathiser with al r h s '— h " The Bhontan war is now happily at an end, the North or with the South, would do well to land aextteonuarve sca prepa rations for its prosecution on a end, the were continued, and even troops a helping band, were set in motion, by the Indian government down This thorough drain of money throughout the almost to the conclusion of the peace. For some South makes it at the present time a magnificent months the Bhooteaba have been very solicitous for field for the investment of outside capital. All its pes ts ,atatiwtehichreapparteintley was w de u la - ed delayed in i u y ee ta products, as cotton, rice, tobacco, are bringing Tonngso Penlow. p That oe chieftain has now, however, enormous prices, and yet many fine plantations are been persuaded into submitting to the last issues of being offered for sale or lease at a ruinous depre- the war, so that we are at last rid of the trouble on elation. This arises in part from the want of our north-eastern frontier which has been the capital to work them, but this is a want which is in means of filtering algal , a good deal oi prestige and the way of being rapidly s u pp lied, for already a g The d eal d money.' name paper, in referring to the famine Northern capital is flowing towards the South. alleged to be impending over Bengal, says Virginia is the first State to feel thebenefit, and the he ruined part of Richmond is by this assistance being or potatO crops have suffered from a similar CUM, the prices very rapidly restored, while Charleston, which has I o a t tl iVen uni v e rlt te l t b e n te h en ave t ar tit a s nd are risi t f a t: big w h u r g at to depend upon its own resources, rises very slowly aple. The crops of the rich and fertile provinces have from its ashes. Many of the planters are adver- be. converted d ot al t i i s i t t os i Lr i sticks, and should ha v e tieing their readiness to take in partners who will portion of the export trade of the presidency, ii cut down find the requisite capital—they themselves furnish- as fi t only for fodder to cattle. Tbe scarcity extends ing the land and the management—and there is ' lir° eiabe i:g2 t illa: &Art of H ddea, ir t g o bly. 80 , twr, k, 21-Pergu r i w a: every probability that a l ar g e amount of Northern Moorsbedabsd, and the greater portion of Behar. Rios note capital will be absorbed in this manner. But it atzldreqauenty,,gmatritesewb:wwvettbz pen en bro ken p e il l a i v n e w li e their n d contests s li ts y must be admitted that the main cause of the de- distress te commit offences which shellobtain for them some preciation of Southern property is the utter want , rt i t in d 117:.0"11°.nmr:iiskrillistathas t fwd seeds will behre been eided of confidence on the part of the planter in the I boiled and eaten in lieu of rice by the starving riots. In HILNYIICH i f ich Corr cog.—After • a competitive working of free labour as far all the negroes are I t i the c T b districte f ortunately—in the North-West Provinces, lixam December . , by w the Bev. the ltaat7r, ILA.. y ildthe 1. 9 1 1 . H. concerned. This has always been a primary article 1 abundant. i Tt Dacca e local g and ov men k t Ita: g cs e— lie t l i fo e r rw' are rts Wilford, M.A., the scholarships were adjudged as follows : of his belief, and unfortunately there are at the i from divisional o ffi cers. We hope it ham also taken action, 114 Bryon` : l t ei terrey, minor, and Batten, equal. Them present time circumstances which tend to confirm I k ev u en ke p=i ' mp e `all y % fo n% rte7ert"uoilh:W"on:il'irr,ratt:t D _ a. LANKIStLE ow CHILD MURDER. Dr. Lan him in it. For a belief—originated in the first got its machioery to give the remotest sign of motion. heeler, coroner for Middlesex, presided at the Marrleboae instance by the Southern papers themselves for I The Calcutta Englishman says, however, that the Literary lu l t netatute and Club, Edwarde•stieet, Portman their own purposes, and somewhat confirmed by grave • apprehensious of famine which prevailed ;L 11. ; elvlnil'ot Lc st.°Z.ll.l,:dlea‘tr:o rev " I I i: subsequent acts of the government at Washington iw 13 when the ha pzs i v a io: mail despatched are now W. Malet, chaplain to Lord Brougham. Dr. L se b e ster, —has been universally prevalent among the I continues ert (it a dds), but the generality is y t ta ell , l e in otut t w h a e s mettings, rem wt m o lted . that la t w h d e subject of scarc ken negroes that on the let of next January they are , mitigated by the comparative abundance of the of Meta nation of child murderers :and when Englishmen all to be provided with lands of their own. Under harvest iu the eastern district& of Bengal. The a t tiole o of the :Ime wen sof other t w na u tions th e e , child murders at It wes t, : this impression they have become, as the 1 failure of the winter crops is, however, almost in- eery unhappy e t n ljne Y that it was so, n said t.r that I li should time draws nigh, more and mere averse 1 evitable, and there will consequently be very little calculated that one out of every thirty women met in the es to entering into fresh contracts with their produce too, tlitfic:lry e to •Pg' o rt lielouttlyeat: affected. •'l'h: opium crop, a r t id ceet of that w 6 4 ' t m e Ze d t e t r er. A l len ' ils c sooner t o the o of country employers, and this is an evil which the officers of The government of I ndia, in pursuance of a ought to be openly and boldly remounted. He did not the Freedmen's Bureau have great difficulty in recommendation from the Statistical Committee, think the w judl i es tatw of t e th v e land were sufficiently in upon his counteracting. Hence the planters are turning their , bave promulgated an elaborate plan for the ODM- cduld murder was, as er a ' ;de, ac ens ei gn u itte t cl ev . a L in fat e , every set d eyes in all other directions to seek for labour ; they i pliation of a ' General Monthly Return of Trade women knew she could murder her child w ith i m punity have been memorialising the government to mane. 1 and Navigation for India." This is to be based trieideeir:rjwit s i lt England wee tba Th o e n w ly country ie tte tt tion the importation of coolies, and they are doing 1 uponte"hMonthlyhlturusta" Zem similar in .all throughout, Indian but her innocent victim wee foriottee. Tbe n c w rille P' o( ia are all they can, and with some result, to attract the I socording°to s;i l ed ie ules and forms that have bee 'amid" wal positively ignored in this country, and that while we were holding ourselves forth as an example to labouring classes among the foreign immigrants, published. The record is to be commenced from the world. THE BOMBAY MAIL. DUBLIN, FRIDAY Num. Callaghan, Holmes, O'Reardon, Lake, a captain in the Federal army, and formerly sergeant-major in the 10th Hussars, with which corps he served in the Crimean war, were acquitted at Cork to-day after a few minutes' deliberation by the jury. Alexander Nicholl was then put forward ; he pleaded guilty, and was let out on giving heavy bail to come up when called on. —e-- PORTSMOUTH, Dm. 22. The Theresa, hired Bailing trausport, arrived at Spithead during the night from India with military in tovalids and time-expired men. The fernier ire transferred Mot Hospital, and the latter to their several depots. The King of Portugal arrived at Poi tainoutb at soon to day from Osborne, where his Majesty has been on a short visit to the Queen. He came over in the Alberta, paddle yacht, which carried the Portuguese flag and the flag of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, drove through Porteea to the railway station at Landport, and preceded theism by the London . Brighton, and South Coast Railway, we believe to Dover. CHATHAM, Dec. 22. The Lords of the Admiralty have decided on adopting the turret priociple of 000structioo in future vessels of war, and have gives directions for the building of a massive armonr•pleted turret ship at this dockyard, howl the designs of Mr. Reed, the Chief Constructor of the Navy. The Hercules, origina ll y intended to combine the broadside and turret principle, will be completed es an ordinary broadside ship. --4-- BEITING AT MANCHE-STEIL—FRIDAY. (IT TaioltafiL) DEJLISIC. 15 to 2 on the field (off) f 5 to 1 apt Clue !Mend (t) to 1 apt Kludent (t) 1000 to 15 Kulght of the 25 to 1 Janitor crescent to 25 to 1 Medea (t! WATYKLOO Ct 25 to 1 apt Mr. Clan 25 to 1 Mr. Spud 33 to 1 Lord Safi 45 to 1 Dr. :IJUBBING crl'. ncliartEik notutuation las uoroinaiou hods uotnitia , l. , ! isnon's uoniluntton ,t) UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Dec. 22. DEGREE DAIS IN LENT TEk.M.—The Vice- Chancellor (the Rev. Dr. Lightfoot. rector of Ruder Oot lege) has given notice that congregation will be holden, for the purpose of granting graces and conferring degrees, on the following days is the ensuing term :—Monday, Jan. 15 ; Thursday. Feb. 1; Thursday. Feb. 2 2 ; Thursday , Mara 8 ; Thursday, March 13 ; Saturday, March 24. Candidates for degrees are required to enter their names in a book kept for that purpose, at the Vice-Cbsncellor's house, on or before the day precerbeg the day of congregation. UNIVERSITY PREACHY:Ig.—The Rev. L Rivineton, Mag dalen, Sunday morning ; Rev. E. C. Cure Merton. after- noon, at Bt. Man's. Christmas Day : The Yelp Rev, the Dean, at Christ Church, at 11 a.m. , • MARKETS. ...._..__ VESDAT EvrEllifn.-'lll4 maikst was Elet yewr and January, 48s. ; Mush, 49a, ; bee, 49.. Ild. • - - -- ••Woof, Dec. 2L-Market steady with. ..-- ."--- ---. change in prima Salsa to-day, 10,000 000 swieulatim and export. 2,500 k m ,. NO. . ; 600 Peruse, ho., 2 0irl. to 2qt ; .. 4 •110 Masai° and Bah* 20d. ; see ......-=--" 9 36d., •700 Saurus, 15d. to 19d. • 5,389 a ARENS . hielne,l7l4. to 18d. • Bengal, , &d a da; SENORS China, 17d.; 300Feen, ibl. to 234.1 t e! •crante wise *•„ 31 2,, , t •'?,, ' WORSTED.-1311ADIelD, Dec. 21.- uteel Th e laT."`* - Christmas, le usually very aka be af te Oft rem add Wird" , transactions are exceedingly small in - Th is e ace is a fair consumptive demand. Some c ontinually taking place. Bright-hatred leail t lA. lin demand.. The finer sorts of D own 7, BAH .ea better to sell. Inferior sorts at w oo l WV - Idled "' • ted. The maxillae, of holders increase ~.------- le, and prices are se generally well ruin. SLACK . yarns several large speculative pi:Lecheries COMO f or the foreign t ra d e have he made. •"" -- art ------ • the other side, and the business is sow ........----. ion of a speedy revival abroad. Lustre nay that they cannot accept new fog .... pewee to keep off anatomies. Col s = r tee it;B . :: Dm trade are in active demand. Then business doing is twofelds. Carded yarns to In pieces, the market appears quiet, ertheless, considerable business done is ------ 41ISIZI small purchases . Buyers are looking a bout There is a lull in the Americas trade, l et= .. • • is anticipated from that quarter at ... i‘7itteari ear. The German trade is very flat, sad Wed Favv o are offered. The home houses, heist sirter w accorn taking, are doing next to nothing. Theis "art confined to the picking up of ob p 11.07• 111 ey can be fond. Contrary to wh e t a i d' bil Aloe' a rices keep up remarkably well. beam, LC. plain HOSIERY.-Norenroneg, Dee, 21.- V AIM home purposes in the lan trade is still very Ile idsalrel houses being generally segued in stock- eid bites'. is rather more doing, bowever, for the d Hades I Plain isle and mosquitos are higher and - W RIP S..... :)r d, bobbin net and Brussels laces being • "'a:.;) here is considerable activity at the balmy SCOT • h are still eopted in the execution of ASIA ers,some of which have been on head for hu e a very fair inquiry is springing up for e itho Nm lf e w 4l ti . trade. Tares au still high, - w ith a gitt;semu aces.-Nottiegarini Journal. orta elk , J. it Curl ----- I. Beres. ... GRAN, Dec. 2L-At thin day'. market - lieevv° l° A supply of English wheat, but the trade ---- the turn in favour of the buyer. In barley ITEM . in again rather dearer. Buns cheaper. in retail. trHE . 21-On 0= market today there was A Pul irtalling I of English wheat, foe which the trade WSW 11 • • rut Wt week's pekoes. For foreign only , , at a Waist decline is value. Malting I • nest ; grinding sold in moderate eonsump. . i ly as much money. Oats commanded full And eve demand was not large. Maize without carts p mud . 21.-We had a moderate supply of wheat is, =redb dull trade, at last week's rim. The , was about the same as last week. Best 1 0 .;richly ; but for anything secondary the The highest price we heard of was me mai ---- na peas, and oata, no change. Best white 275. ; best red ditto, Zs. to 26e. 6d. ; ROT] Ism to 245. ; best barley, 381. to 40a. 6d. ; mall ; beans, 22 , 1. to2sa. ; Pew, 190. to 225. : 110013 llea 24.. to 28e.; rye, 16s. to 17s. ; line flour, Ile /rtke • t snoods, 325. to 345. Hama A c. 20.-The demand for wheat was less lased i septa for firm dry 'Oda, resent rates were less di Barley stationary. Oats firm. Beans IL Dust ----- ) ec. 21.-We had a moderate supply of grE.A. in pretty good °ordinal. The trade ex- WAY, 1 at last week's rates. The barley trade was abort is 'ye, prices having decidedly a downward faun • may be quoted 6d. cheaper. Beans a. Ca. St. J -Tun, Die. 20.-The arrival, for the past Pir 513 qrs. wheat and 3,016 qrs. oats come , NoTH day's market thin was a fair show of pals, nis ore attendee.", of buyers. Wiles& met a Blow MIL' sake pries. were barely suppo rt ed. Oita us Re .r. cheaper. Barley, beans, and peas on- etas* per qr., 631 b. to the bosh 1, Durham 'lgo It red, 48a. to 50s. ; ditto, white, 525. to Me.; beets red, 47e. to Ill.• . ditto white, 525. to 56.. Ms legl aortas .g, 31s. to 33‘. per imperial qr. Oa* H. At . to 255.; potato, 421 b. per boaha, 26a. new, 46e. to 465. ;old, 481. to 50s. t• . 21.-The supply of wheat is moderate, AT slow. Spring corn in better supply, but boa Die. 20.-As compared with last week, r a t% • down on top, and 7d. up on average. se ye up on top, and 11. up on average. Oats Misers • top, and sum on avocet!. Beam were 3d. tae pr and ld. up on average. Wheat, 43e. to 545. ; J ae 365.; oats, Zia. 9d. to 29.. 6d.; beans, 43e. to - - - BIRSIDMELtY, Ditc. 21.-We received about me of year supply of beasts, which met a t 'rice. lower. The supply of sheep was small ; - Pow Fat pigs, a large supply ; trade heavy. dq•e+ 7d. per lb. ; muttoe, 80. to 91d. Bacon 1 u ° AM t • 10s. per score ; pocket ditto, 9a. 6d. to 10s. onpre • DEC. 20.-We had a very hare market . Vieux being exhibited. There was a tolerable Moe , the quality of which was on the whole fair. Oa. although slow, was steady, and prices re- ot a P • t material change. Io calves there wee liOdb The show of bulbs was small, and sales bate rates. Of pigs there was a moderate .-- . inquirry was fair, at late prices. Quotations to 90. per lb. • pork, To. 9d. to 13a. 3d. per T' • 30e. to 50e. e ach. ROD sec. 19.-339 sheep were peened at this SPEC Juno • upon Wag scarce a considerable number were of el unsold. Priam, Bd. to 9d. per lb. Piga, Ss• r .L. : stone. • Dec. 20.-The number of cattle this morn- hit tor el than at last market, there being 470, or SG Dim were slowly effected, sod price. down. Top port best beef, 80. ; current for the best quality, No 61.; middling and inferior, 6a. to 7s. per Mpc number of sheep was 4,784, being 32 less than es were spit dull, and at the close • great uosold. A few aged black and 'replaced Do .-- . • lit 91 ; currant price, Bi 4. to 81.1. ; ewes, per lb. Fed pigs brought 6s. 6d. to 7s. per T ma the MIION LAW STAMPS. - Yesterday a notice sad vt t es and after the Ist January all feu must hold stamps, to be procured at the mutat's offices, • Imo • bet jetties's chambers. the i OP wont.] -- HOLLOWAY'S OINTMF.NT AIM le of Cold.-Numerous and severe are the di , eastre Intl ~ the exposure to low temperatures. Skin, muscles. elk illation become disordered, and serious liteessrse tae the derangement receive timely attention. for hav • alfeethins, neuralgic or rheumatic pains, Holloway's eta 'meat well rubbed on the alitleted parts la an a w . meily. When the lungs or heart have au irregular lan ointment must be well rubbed on the chest, and 1 a curative efforts by Holloway's Pith. These noble wil mutually assist each other. All &orders spetnit• Lb tii colds, chills, wet, or other atmospheric rids- 10 I thus safely aml speedily checked in their course, ... pain sod d..uscr by Holloway's preparations. I S, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. 1 BIRTHS. mber 20, the wife of Frederick James Clark, of iii , -e, :Anne', and Oak.lodge. Kilburn. of • daughter. i ember le, at !klieg, the wife of the Lev, J. I. a daughter. .-December 19, at Sutherlandatreet. Warwkt• il 'W.. the wife of T. Chambers, Esq., of a daughter. . el December 19, at Walmer, the wife of Lieutenant C. Id R.N., of a daughter. mher ,19, at Frenchay, Gloucestershire, the wife li • 3d, Tag., of a son. .-Deceruher IS, at Gloacesterequare, Hyde-park, A f R. Oliverson, Esq , of • son. December 19, at Chepstow Villas, Bayswater. the . O'Neill, Esq., et • son. MARRIAGES. 1 ORDON.-Dectudar 19, at St. James's Church, the Rev. S. T. Mosse, Fleury Horace Powell, sou of on, H.q., of Ques-park, Thenet, Keot, to Matilda 1 daughter of the late Ocuteuut-Culonal 11. T. Gor- e Sundial. Cavalry. • N-THOWPSON.-Derrieber 20, at At. James's Clapham-park, V. O. II orlaklnson, Esq., of Hanover broke-square, to Miss H. Thompson, of ParkEills perk. - LoWER. - December 20, at the church of St. Daoea, Strand, by the Rev. S. E. BloorndekL H. T. of Raeford. Great Harlow, to Lucy Anne, daughter of . Lover, Cm. DEATHS. D.-December SO, at Fairlight-honse, Oakley-KU , * Sophia Hartansa, wife of John eranturd. Esq.. -December 19, at Devonshire-terrace, Hyde Parks C. C. &fridge, aged 79. .-Deettuber 19, at tit. Peers-road, Camden-aquae , Lisle, the lb tie of M. B. Newton. aged Ett. -December 2), at Ealing, W. W. Pinches. Md. .-December 19, at Deevealudl, Ridge, Herta. 8. J. reed el. ' ' .. Der 19. at Sumer gardens. Hyde-perk. N. Weeds • 70. - • • - -- . • Published by WILLLIB Rom HALE% of No 8. -street, in the City of London, Printer, at the • Lomberdortreet, la the Precinct of ,vihuntrisrs. - Duman tae, lea 1 TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (11,11:17111e8 TILLZOILANS.) BELGIUM. THE KING'S CIVIL LIST. BRUNEL% Die. 22. The Chamber of Representatives to-day unani mously voted a bill fixing the royal civil list at 3,300,000 f. during the King's reign, and granting an extraordinary credit of 700,0001. for restoring the interior of the royal residences. THE DANISH CONSTITUTION. - COPENHAGEN, Duo. B. 1 In to-day's sitting of the Rigedag the bill for the reform of the constitution was finally adopted. It must, however, by the constitution of the country, be passed in the two next sessions of the Rigsdag before it becomes valid. THE MONETARY CRISIS IN ROME. The Correspondent - is; di Roma publishes an official explanation of the causes of the money crisis in that city as follows : The financial difficulties from which Europe bas not yet reeovered, and the high pries of gold in Americadhaveled to en imams io the rates of interest and exchange on all the moos markets, and consequently on our own. Thiogs not, however, have arrived at their preheat situation is Rome had it not bees for particular oircumetanoes. Rome has to send abroad large sums of money to meet three different demands :—l. The intereet of the 104014 because the holders of coupons are meetly abroad, where they receive the amount of the sures due to them ; 2, the food of the inhabitants, as large portion of the provisio ns consumed in Rome a is furnished by provinces now torn from the Pope and annexed to a foreign state ; 3, manufactured goods, because unfortunately at Rome, as elsewhere, habits of luxury, or what the English call comfort, are gradually entering into the habits of the 1i411111116 and the country is obliged to bring front abroad articles which the national industry does not supply. Te meet those requirements there are but two resources—to send money abroad or to sell drafts on folio conotries. Theme latter being insufficient, as the raw ma terial and works of act exported are greatly inferior in value to the imposts, money must be sent from ROM.. Formerly the nation had, on the contrary, three scums of compensation. In the first place, the sums which Rome owed to the provinces in exchange for the supplies of food furnished were paid partly in bank notes and partly by the taxes which the government levied there, so that the money either did not leave the city, or was quickly returned to the treastuy, by which means the specie waa soon restored to circulation. Then thegmoney paid by foreign shareholders in the railway companies and other public undertakings at Rome, and which was spent by the constructors in the city, has disappeared, as the works are now at an end, and • con. trary movement has taken place by the obligation of the government to pay to foreign companies the difference be tween the guaranteed interest and the profits. To the above must be added the departure of • portion of the army of occupation, and consequently a corresponding diminution in the expenditure made by France in oak at Rome. Lastly, the tourists and faithful who visited Rome and spent considerable sums of money have sensibly decreased in number. Evil minded persona have put into circulation false re porta, and thee% aided by the cholas, have prevented, or at lout delayed the beneficent co-operation of visitors, and thus derived the Romans of • principal resource. We do not mention other compensations, such as Petee's Pence, the prodoet of dues on the execution of ecclesiastical affairs, the revenues of lands which the great Roman proprietors pewees thread, and others, as those resources still exist. From the above facts there will be no difficulty in understanding why coin has become rare, sod why the rate of exchange is so high. The foreign creditor who has to receive the pries of goods sent to Rome obtains payment by a draft on • Roman merchant, who must cash it in lire for Italy, is francs for Franse,ffelgium, or Switzerland, in pounds sterling for England. cc the seller receives item the Roman merchant a bill pay able either at borne or abroad. But in all cases the transaction results is the sending of money away from Rome, and the despatch is not effected without the aid of the natural intermediaries, the bankers or money changers. When these were in possession of the compensations referred to, they settled accounts simply by means of foreign bills. But now that they have no longer any such drafts they are forced to send cash at • great expense. The merchant has to bear that coat, which causes a rise is bills of exchaege ; they are obliged to procure specie on the thot, and this muscat= increase in the price of coin. NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA. [nom ou erzczAL CORRNIPONDIENT.) THE FENIAN TRIALS. NAVAL AND MILITARY. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.