The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-23 00:00:00

r • EIVSPAPErt - :11 -. • ato,A4 . " 7 ,e ear r fill „ rAig Adla .11 I ) - • :kV/ 4104 h I 111‘ ; I ( • M. 'wawa, Irs,EN CE . " . 1 1 • : Ink Imam, a t io t t lave pi at the 'ark s irM Lumpy of tb• me a t ua Ireal" , Dll their wit, Ir. IL—A dull Nark**%oat fIRPHEiII AI7I 1131 1 111t8 and lIABANISLIk„ meft,* Maim the am Fritsch Thew, will mike W eppeieebillk 'imported by len ittrikSirit and the whole et the XlrOittk il M garNO. y, directed by Ma. F. Joeshmeas, the Oai Maly- TELECIRAPHIC jrI;I4UOZNOE;‘ AMERICA. ~i FRANCE. (Mott an 002 Oinl 001 Ia .%. 41201111ei :imams.) ITALY. The tallwalig are the latest war despatches pub lished by Ili New York press 1 we was a readiest* supply a e ag , Wheat sold more fresh , at • unwilling to submit to the *.tor demand for °eft. sod aew hal mote mosey. But ze Prior may b e quo t e d Ltto, old. 15e. 6d. to 17a; wheat, ditto, old, 14e. to lie. ; barley, • aid, de. dd, 9a, to Ito a oe. ; s. sel.b oats. potat o , L; Ey% 12ra to 13e. per at -A Selz esPoli of wheat, the thy pariel. • p thee sod Berk; L i dram% the , sod fair of bum. the Wm of f 1 There was a geed sap* a t for whie► tiers mu a kaiak of last week. Badeg k. tat as maker dawns. Wlbeak 36e, L ; (WA 104 j Mew. OM. tare was about an averse* thew i the demand was healthy aa • .flea veld at Me. to 4k. ; to 43a. ; WW I 36. to MR pot middling supply, aad *adenoid r at folly kW Tale j wafts, Via to 30. par 100 any, ay et as* whisk woe Ulm et M 30. ; saw, Ma *elk Pie JON. 2L-41.1 owe market Ulm ate show of wheat ham the offering from the mad, fresh. tea oil quickly at as Li= u for south oonotry aid the extreme rates of Mir 4147 the depreetioa TatedelisZei is the Taloa of Soar. wed. Melt to limited meat, me or pees. For oats there woe &does well eadahted. The at. beat, oosatidat. 2 . 715 pi. gy m sAwies, 194. flats, BMUS, soustwimp t 16. lie supply of whist at tiffs los tiro of la* sod the bast boat the same prier as ou this oiog with other qualities. These a barley. Is sours Outworn the l • shade dearer othar sorts wow be eaggig libera es* pods& Whit* wheat (wham. 455. ; red ditto (within glabZ saaltiog barley (weighting me w raw ditto (weighiag btlbs. to Mug ditto (washing tab.. r 24.. to 26e. ; beans. 575. tom; quarto.. Flour, 26.. to Nia. 6d. —We bed • tolerable ebbe of amiable quality sad eoaditht dots& sad late retie wets well y be gaoled at 43e. to 4ilia . ; old ie. eia to 45e. ; sew nit 36a be 'Nay of hasley wr hir e sad the extreme fates of last week ; eur qr. ; old griadiag. 26a. le Z r a sae. The detuaud for eate awe at the rates of the week pia sea, 22a. to 2.55. : old keep, m of all ldsds was is amain was somewhat dull, but far good r's prices w en Medan' ; whin our qr. ; Ted, 365. to 425. Goal d quite femme rates, bet Wirer r in tho merkst—goises :sled tram y eels, realising 18.. to ilia ar market posed this asming demeireloas of gran. In when, indeed, sad • good surely ; • fin win the Wade was only of • n o gran ao variatios. Them was *gala imealdimble de. ad bargee was fee from satim kite wheat about lets ten= ware rio were dull, and almost entirely bast white parcels ars 431. to 441. quarter ; niferior sad esondary rod, 335. to 38s. per quarter. In was little doing. The best Darts wanes, and business slack. Is roast of Mahan dose, the tram. nay to bast marts Ise malting me t leads are 325. to 345. ; and grind. sr. Coate were the tors shape, re are moderately supplied with r. Wheat, both red aid obits, prim. Oats, beaus, eat barley altering our quotations. Priam obits, 40u to 435., extra, Na, to red, 375. to ; este, eld, r, 9s. to 10$ ; beano, Ms. to —At this dsy's market there wo which wee firmly held for the reek. Barley still tesdieg dose wt. Beans unaltered. Pew weir show of wheat was by ne means a fair attendance. Business am white made 40a. to 45e, ; new mi. The show of barley was fair, and is firm at quite as much money se a. to 30s. par qr. ; grinding. 275. the demand was somewhat slow, morally maintained ; new, 20s. M is tionntry markets. this 'applies of all kinds of gam, and Maio unchanged, with the estop. &lob am Is. to 2.. per qr. dearer. r sapplms of all Rusts of eta& noes. Barley was rather I. Wait ru in farms of balers. Wheat, . to 28a. &I. ; este, lfa. to 20s. —Our foreign import list this week supplies masswise ara limitaS te • r. Of oar own growth the recasts 111•41111( priacipally of wheat. The toderato intent, with the pram of mut. Wheat : Irish taken :mat well Matured after. Barley is assay. Oats have gives w a y rednetion tranesetioas see diem about 3d. per banal lower, the &altos. Flour quiet, bat Dot reek :—Flour. 300 sacks. Bipeds 3 bra.; ease, 6,772 ; Boar, In swim LWADIAN MAIL STU 311133 Dl7l foHowisg steamers ere ek with the Americas mat. and Asia. The North Agee. 'ortlasd, Maine, to January 14 Gresecaatls to-morrow (Toesdal sday swain; ; and the Etna, wi ma New York, will no doubt arrive 'own in the course of Wednesday tit the Cunard steamer Asia, frost Halifax early on the tooroiog for at Crookhaven or Quessatews. steamer dos this week at South. strong nerves sound lungs and netiona regularity. and 'Berg/ are rt. o the most di so rdered by Du BMX cm toed, which curve dyspepsia ( Ally, cough, asthma. fevers. liver, sad stoma emamplaln e r= lab had rambled all riedlelse Ia bob lit.. 405 —Da Ram and Co., 77. lte all groans sad chemists is every toWn. 11108E4 - AND DZATB& BIHS. / RT at Brentwood, 21110; the We at • daneAter. at Beethield, Claph range. Bea., of • eon. heatal-teresee, Brighton, the wife of C. sr. Ottoed-atreet, the wife of Mr. M. net. 9,7 19, at Newton-hall. Northumb.', iddringtee, Esq., el a daughter. lIKLAGES. ary 19/. _ 99 94 . Pete", Kirkley, near U. Wunaoet, J. Adm. kol., of Torah. Oa Augusta. daughter of the late Jag OW Service, ot Nookholly. to Jimmy, 19, at St. Mary Raggaten'iy the Rev. O. Bird, C. A. twee. (carstdoeers‘. to Wary ADD rae• lterceron, Eau., of Bethoal ar7_l9, at St. John'aelturch.=W JAL C. Wilaoo. to Mary 'mow/ DT HIS. D. at TA treat. CLOWN 11104 jeckgio Olfali‘ wtla d a V, eat Reenaey4treet, Hammy, J. S. at Maleotwtensce. Lewisham roaf. ter of yr. P. Pallleeragal ~ j , l ll. Ilasaaaost-todge. . 1 . w KM e ndea t o r . be City of Loodoe, set in the Predate& of WA. MIL jrzi tsil ig I hrie euliala" 1/ " 1 LITIRPOO4II494IIIIW YORK, and r 4 p KUM Pal A UM wit:PANT Weal 49. oiw ita=soailel Ina Sew Ilasatabl.a. IP. O W " ratni AZoolialAse wen YORK. CRY OF LONDON, Weaneeday, Jaw 15. 1•111. W04444AM. 1. an oriT s k r i. easui, Balurday. Feb. 4. Aa i arm • and ruin allarsabs NalardSi. . 0 Itairagera, elsoraaas manes awe* • lo ii• •041411110060 111 M %V b. s slaamaa% 13 aubaaaa. Famed pow -. all revlliaar welted. Fir V NIA oa Ma Calaia== b huus"" ainsh.....o. LW4 8 9• 44 ; Or lb s wag!, 111. IC CUF. k m,. oTHENBURGL—The fine first-class Donn rower °MAP WASA, Capt. MUHL, wilt be de tram Ilenetykora co obeedar, the 264 k Od a 44 , sot di la. - Argo at CIIAPLLN'S voininsi Mee, • as teTitILIAr72. °RAVIN. PHILLLPPO. am IL scoi•laaa. SC. YIRIAND ROUTN.—UOKKUNIOATION girriftlt LiMilano rithx"-*AVTOATION AO DOM PAM:IMM mod reads, llamas , Parcells ph WO AN Sir ellealMet. Mae, Nape. Adams O. DOOM. Um Walla, sad MM. itl *Mt adelasen 0 6 ."="a5awa..,:ar,..10vtg....Y . .1 11 :ig: o rs a ... son*: and tee Stantittas. smir °WWI 01111. Nis* sad arthel , by the m...stees in.% twasb is the Ma et ' t eary swath.— tor fortis, seallsalan Z . : tmoompuire Mac ni, umilidtati4epies. LO.. Li. .. or odielallllloll6 litodithal.B4* TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN auvraY. '3oncit 10 HIREBT CIVET. *A emffeimlty with uks pus Aims IS rine laarNiga IMO die P m ea 11115 late sy were hived. tht te ffew lu g BOMBS: it 20 Notuis of 1000 Down each. a 15 116 109 170 17$ 193 130 ro MI 164 1118 *I 01 1611 so 507 676 566 610 Wit IT? 0 • 1 tee 71$ tss 71$ so 56 147 637 NM Ms NM NM IWO mg NW 1 1 94 site 1117 1131 use 113 It7l 1104 1391 1941 1031 1499 315 1311 use 1140 19111 1619 WO Off 1565 100 INS 1755 17151 175 1 13 1613 1119 1996 lOW NM 1914 NM It Daub ol 110 bears ad. ▪ 1095 WO MS MI6 9016 31116 MI6 we WI sus sus au sus sus 136 WI SE Se 2540 11591 1661 IS Norte IMMO Dann mob. 1117 WS Was lON 1111 1773 not 104 2611 SW ISO Mt MO MO MO 911 3:107 1106 9111 1106 91111 3190 AO sus 3106 *IT 1.07 NOT 11999 3134 3316 6696 9019 9104 3511 $ 414 11447 )177 MI6 PIM sag $l5 3149 MN 3776 NOO WI INT 3973 3874 1921 3043 1616 347 3970 MO 6010 4034 4063 40111 4106 4106 4140 4176 4236 4310 4315 4364 MS 4381 604 4416 MO 406 4310 4517 4610 Were 1615 da DRAWN hy Or sitairigefed Notary. NOTICE 15 AIM 111913, MO gush el the etoree6l4 loads m hoe boa bawl In Imam will ha pad off at per oa preeestir Fos Utmost etas amuses cam teeffou. oa &Mahar th• Set dm of Usk NW, ednUsm So Use Coupon doe ou that day, attar 11160 an Nunn 141 mem tondos.ha. W.WIL W. GRAIN. Notary Peddle. liE DAIRTIMILING COMPANY (Laited). tworporsta 7be C= lB Bet lea Capital AIN" In AIM isseeitt Lie each. Ant 'mos 7,088 Mom of whisk $.BllO an already subscribed. There maining 6.030 aims are veneered In ra o rmont or the mates, to he Wised al &dared Deposit appikelitm Lamy storm emd 11 on aliolineut Canoed to exam/ 23 pm d at internals ot Ms Yen Atha am adds& pieranteed by the vendors f three peon, tt k 7, sad 8 pm eat. pee sasulS, payable halt- men. DRUMM an Farley Leith, o p a lcestee-terto Hyde-park. Chairman of the Maim B Railway, and Director ot the Mom Gomm. David km, lap., , Chairman of the liver Inerner Coal i sen apea r He and o{ the Jorehent Tea Comma Maim. Brads el haw, Em., The Cedars, Hampton, Director of the Meth Basta Banking Company. IMM, lag, Marrow Weald Part Gleam Hobert 1 !Smith ami Co., Meretesoo 3 . „Leadenhollotreer , raotabe d. eet=an: N°r6 Major 11t hie Government Krecutive Engineer at YoZrarpe, Esq., LLD., 19, Queered, vough-ternme, Bays water. (With power to add to their number.) Burma—TM City Beak, Threadneedle.aireek Smagnime—lemrs. 17pkos, Jawed% sad Vete,. Proanne—Monws. Boymerar and Co., Throgroortomotreet. Cuctreta Migin—Meams. and 0.. 0171:11L 11111101 S—Wham Roberta. TeroicTlG7 Omem,l4 Geoltseirset. hlstaslon.boum, London. This Conway to. been tented for the purpose of purchasing, rarotog on, - and further developing throe estenalve and valuable tea mates, two belonging to the Darjeeling Tea Company (Limited', and coo belonging to Mr. E. T. Fitzgerald, situate in Ithe linnet of Dar)oelloU0 Bengal, and known as the Glow =of La b roog a ftlere k itwood, and Lammas-garden. The whole Plantatbaa, with tee maiming mares of 9.678 acres. The prial portion of the tattles Is mitigoom to the station and sanatorium of Dezjeellag, and the remainder is at KuraSsis at • lower elevation. 71wIta cultivation on the united estates already cover an area of ISO acres. 01 them them were planted In 1888 1 t Wes. „ IMO 97 1861 6lB „ „ Mgt ll4B „ 1803 6lO ~ Chairman of the 7'4ld men • Mfg saw The sailgembice free the Mons cultivation is mama d at lotion : 1105 limp 1/07 1808 lea with Ifregteseive asesel barer* m the exiating plants become 1e07=4 sag as new plantations come into bearing lo the land under tea cultivation, there are, 50. • Ile last Goverment survey, 7,490 acreamost eligibly aY ample scope for extending the opera gem/ whiff will be greatly trecilltated by leaving • kellitalgly acellisatkied tea seed , these advantages inert{be appreciated. Immeneo have been made for the purchase of the " Fres h/1144M gleMbee from Government, and two-Mils of the parkeemeasp have been already paid ; leaving only a sum el toles thellem per we to be paid, by all annual instalments withelkelmem Jigelliseal subtract has been entered into for the purchase eitelie, as from the 14 November, 1864, inclusive of aid stoc in trade, but of the tea and tea slid lames 1864, k at the pHce of 5100. t 011—one moiety to be MU rash by instalments extending over eighteen mouths, and the Merwriety by 6,010 folly paid-ap shares, to be honed in threes.' N a dal nenta on lst January, 1806, Jemmy, UAL 010 lIIANOB6II MOM erMends are teed by the vendors severally farlielml three years at, e rata of 6 per cent. for 1865, 7 per ea 4814 and 8 per cent for 1857, payable half - yearly on .... 11 spite of the Cowpony, from th e rerpective dates of =II a sulicitmt pontos al the partisans mosey will be the Directors in order to secure the pays eat of such ethilleda The profit and lose account to be based upon en relgrampertioument of expenditure between block and re vernammata Tug hem the district of Doris:paling were lately sold In the lama motet at 4.. per lb., exclusive of duty, and ware re by mg lt ems. Wm. J. and H. Thompson to be peculiariz Nib In smell and flavour, and of very good &practical proof of the superior quaLty of tithe:it -1651111m. Ts Metes In India afford a substantial security for the in • ef capital, while the profits reabeed by working them on OW to be larger than in moat other undertakings, even sea Rmisigllve cf matter. This Company therefore presents an wags* favourable opportunity to persona seeking for • per nmembevestment upon tee security i t Of 4,811 acres of tea cultivation, containing plants needy imbl9st antartty, and of all immediate ape. .._ 210 . 01 KOlO IM of tea, estimated as the Mot year's pr 0.... .... MI 5 harassing annual crops to 417,600 lbs. of tea and up- DRAMA. LYCEUM. There can aoareely be a living playgoer--fashion obis or eababiseebie—aboiropoillea or proriaokl—wlio not sem the eriebrale& melodrama of Rebut Naropirs. Iss Mewl tltl►—L'dtiberge des Adrete—bA very rarely rased or translated, but the piece dealt ender various names that an only familiar to the asorelary of the Dramatic Authors' Sedety, k combuttly goyim la the playbills of muse" themes. Its literary merits am of a very third rate ardor, and it is naqueationably oat of t►e moot stagey productioss ever asked ; but it has qualities which moommeod it to the dramatis profit doe. The plot lee rampart that it cat be earemetod by ten peopis io a barn, without ramartiag to many disheartening cootrivasses ; the chief characters are se extravagant, and so midis myth* is the known world, that tbsey always delight an average audience, and the writing—the "words," ea it is somewhat eontemptuoualy el sd by the aotore—is quits sabardinate to the action and "bulimia." ----- Whew this piste was preload in Paris, thirty years ago, the pert at Robert Mamie sem played by Frederic Limit" and is his leads L'Asberge des kinds became • Iwsg melodramatic farm, which terminated in a buret of geed lank saitai. Him ementricities of clothing and :iction Wigged to that style of buffoesery which so ooe but • great eater am Indulge in wtt►eet injury to IchossU, and which no actor, large or small, an indulge in without injury to hi. art. The drama was translated into English by the kte Obseire fleiby at the close of 1834, and many eminent perfeemem—fereamei easeept whom we may name Frederick Yale.—speedily earned • riveted= in the put of Robert. H. %Venice, P. P. Cooke, and dhows iko made very stiooserful appearances in this obsiecter, and about thirteen years ago Fre deric Lenisitree melded it amongst hie represea tenons at the St. Janess's Theatre. Duke the WS tea years the pleas has been put aside at the osatral homes as bring somewhat old.fashioned, but Mr. Pechter revived it oace mews es Saturday night at the Lyceum, under the rather mild title of The Roadside Ica. Mr. Feohtor's winks is ► new owe, hat it k wee emierbabic for soy grams of dialogue, and it follows Charles Why's trieslatien very closely. Mr. ?meter plays Robert Macaire, and Mr. H. Wildieombe plays Bertrand—better known in English as Jacques Strop—and they revel in all the wild stage fun so long amosiated with them characters. Their clothes are as full of patches se a bed-quilt, or as full of holes as a birdcage; the squeaking snuffbox, the battered brella, the dirty handle, sod the impossible hats, have not been forgotten ; the innkeepers and waiters are marvels of trusting simplicity ; the three gen darmes, who combine the funetiom of soldiers, judges, and jury, are a trifle more stupid than sena Bertrand is a somewhat wasted Jam Bogy, with ft chronic stomach ache and shattered nerves, and Robert is a mixture of Don arecr De Derail and Spicester Damenoood, with a dash of Bill dykes, or any other stage ruffian. The drama leads up, amusingly enough, through a multitude of extravagances, to the last amine, in which Mr. Pechter drops oonven tioeal fun, and acts with ions and feeling. His death, if we except a " tack-fall," is a fine bit of natural acting. Macalre's wife, Maris, was well represented by Miss Els worthy. Vie Roadside Inn is far from being a striking specimen of dramatic high art, bat Mr. Pechter is deserving of much prides for producing it. He has shown that he is content to play in a piece in which he knows he must divide the honours with one of hie acton. This is as example which ought not to be lost on those actor-mangers and hirers of " Men" who would cut Ingo out of the play if by so doing t►ey could isomer the importance of Othello. Ms. Emery has returned to this house, and appears in the little drama of Grandfather Whitehead. The audience on Saturday eight, in spite et the fog, was large and tistieguished. Ma. PAUL BEDFORD'S Emir-Pm—The friends of this popular comedian will be glad to hear that hi bank ruptcy has been superseded by an arrangement with his creditors, sod that a morsiog performance is being orgy aimed for his benefit, which will take place at Drury-lane Theatre co Thursday, Feb. 2. !Lamm Falconer and Chat tattoo have liberally giveo the free me of the house, and nearly all the actors and actreseee is Landes have promised their amiskincie. Mepiphle, Tana., Tuesday, :an. 3. VA Cairo, Friday, Jaa. K. General Dam has received information from his cavalry' fora met out from here on the 21A of December. They struck the Mobile and Ohio Railroad dire mate below Corinth, and bad on the 27th utterly destroyed It to below Okolona. 22 bridges, a gnat dal of trestle work, 32 rail road oars, 300 army waggoas, sad ODD carbines were de stroyed. ForreA's camp of dismounted inew at Everona was dis persed ; siz oaken sad 20 men were captured. The saps tilties did sot lam a mac, General Orinoco has orders to destroy the road as far as Meridian, and release our pri. amen at Catawba. if poseible. Cairo, fli, Jan. 7. The 'teenier Henry Amid, frau New Weans on the 3lat Desessber, has arrived hare with the malls for the North, and 34 bales et cotton for St. Louis, and 30 for Cis- einnati. The steamship Creoie, from New York, had arrived at New Orleans; also the United States naval transport Union. wit► 4,000,000 dole., for the disbursing officers. General Hurlbut had illn•fi an order probibii4sg odious and ageism affinsAing teesAfis, billit4• l9 • 4 " , "'bin selosen, end other gloom of amesement on the Sabbath deentasing the habit as dishonest:ibis, and amino to the duties which soldiers ewe to themselves and to the country. Oolonel Davie, of the Pint Louisiana Cavalry, ins been appointed heigedierieinel, and ordered to report to Gene ral (baby. ♦ Manama. paper gives aa amount of the wreck of the Aram L E. Lea, from Matamoros, off the mouth of the lfb (trade . Tweety-two of the crew were drowned, and otben were picked up or oottou bets by the French barque Oastellons. The woe paper also notion the destraotion of 000 bales df cotton below* to merchants in Matamoras. The New York Herald publishes the following despatch : Yesterday, .*s troops of this command were startled by the usexpeetiA announcement that ()opera Butler had Men relieved sad ordered to 'Lowell, Mammenssils. Moat of rumours are tying about as to the ours of this ebony. Nem* elk however, attribute the removal of Greed Bat ler to the failure of the Wilmington expedition. The ceder was resolved at Butler's headquarters about hall-pest II o'slosk a.m. yesterday. The only person premat wbo did Mee appear at all surptisid was the genial IdmseU. Whi ther he knew that it was ongoing. or whether he has the berulti of view* the met elnelPeethil events calmly. b mare , than I can determine ; bat mutably the prenenl assn not at all disturbed. Immediately on din reception his orders wen bawd clearly sad deg sleety, and before 3 °Worth be was riady to meths his sem wand at the frost. Adopting the theory that General Bailer was removed an await of the Wilminglos sepal ties net most* with the expected sooner, ally once gam boa sinesined to passla carious military men. They could neli Mimeos why the general bad not been removed some days ego. This gumbos; however, received a deal solstice when General Ord was assigned to the oomensiedl. The here of Fed garrison MS away on leave of Anew, and the antheritlei only waited for his ashen to remove Gemmel Butler. Gemmel Ord returned yesterday, and at mice proceeded to the heed quarters of his command, the 24th Army Gaps. He had hardly arrived before he received notifies** of the removal of General Butler, and his own assigeniest to the cesamand of the army of the James. Immediately oe the promulgation of the order relieving Geaeral Butler, sad replacing him by General Ord. the staff of the army of the James .rambled monad the rotation of their late commander, reinforced by numerous other Ames of the command. " Numerous" would hardly smarm at idea of the number of often premet to bid him farewells The general was deeply affected, end expresesd his regrets at parting with an army which, under his com mand, had achieved so much. Bat any expressions of sorrow were cut short by the rapidity of the general's ar. movements. He had received his orders to report at Lowell at the earliest moment, sad before 3 p.m. he annonnord that he was ready to leave. The orders directing this change [Retracted General Butler to mooed to Lowell, Maas., and re port from thence to the adjutant-general of the army. Before 3 p.m. the gamma started for the North. He was amornpanied by General Ord, General Theis, General Tamer, Gement Ludlow, Captain Brom GePtere Clark, Captain De Kay, Lientemat Merrill, Medical Director Beckley, Major Davis, and Captain Wheaton. Never bad an order been more promptly obeyed. All of the above named °Moen accompanied the general to Atkins lending, where he west on board his &ghost, the River Queen. Gamed Balder was sooompuded b 7 GaPtehm He Kay end Clark, of him permed staff, while the remaining oMeers tamed their harem' hands homeward. General Ord also accompanied Omen' Butler as far as City Point, where he stopped to use the lientematimeseral, and returned late lad eight- TSB MISSION TO RICHMOND. Relative to Mr. Blair's mission to Richmond, the New York Tribune contains the following despatch : Woad:atm, Jan. 9 . 1865. Frauds P. Blair, see., wait on Isis wood mission of pears to Itiehmeud ea Saturday. Ilk son, Montgomery Blair, did not aosempany him. Passes from the Cootederate autho rities, civil and military (delay in the reoeipt of which, at Grant's headquarters, had induced Mr. Blair lad week to return to Washingtat) had been transmittal to him here, and will enable him tocantinue his journey to Richmond without interruption. He is, doubtlem, in that city. It is known bare that Mr. Blair will propose to the Davie go- vernment a scheme of pacification resting fundamentally on a return of the rebellions States to the Union. Whatever political and moral advantages may be derived to us from this tender of the olive branch, so hope is entertained here that Mr. Blair's missies will have the success of initiating negotia tions for pesos. The condition of reunion will be fatal to his or any other envoy's labours. George D. Prentice, of the Loattoillo Journal, who hes been in Richmond for over a month, on his arrival here through our line', of which he seems to have the run, reported to Kentuckians in the house of his own sympathies that the Jeff. Davis govern meet bad conclusively resolved to fns and arm the slaves, end that 200,000 of them would sew be equipped and put into the field to fight us under the stimulus of the promise of their own liberty and that of their wives and obildne, and of a proprietary interest in the eral. In this desperate war policy intelligent men bear Jeff. Davis's reply to Frauds Blair's proposition for pesos. The correspondent of the same journal, writing from Washington, says : A very much patter quantity of cotton. than were re ported was found in Savannah. On the suggestion of an eminent member of Gower from the West, the oollector of the port of New York was sent down there, probably to take possession of the whole of it, and ship it to New York, for sale for account of the Federal Government. He will probably dispose of the entire batch of cialmaote by girls( them certificates of his appropriation of the property at the present Savannah valuation, to be paid for at a f Glare day on proof of ownership. REPORT OP THE MIFILITER OF FINANOIL Tllllll4, Jam 15. yesterday's sitting of the Chamber of De*titles the Minister of Finance made his report for 1855. The minister stated that the deficit foe 1866, which is carried to the ordinary budget, amounts to 171 millions francs, which, it is believed, will be reduced to about 120 millions when parliament shall have appioved the new registration, stamp, and provincial reorganisation bills. The revenue which will be produced by the new measures of taxation is maculated to be lens during the first year than was anticipated. The extraordinary expenditure will amount to 70 millions, and the extraordinary receipts to 26 mil lions, leaving a deficit of 46 millions. IThe 48 millions accruing from the sale of the crown domains, which figured in the preceding bud get, are not included in the extraordinary receipts. The 38 millions guaranteed by the state for the interest to be paid by the railway companies are not included in the ordinary budget of expenditure. AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. 8g111.11 , 1, JAL 21. The Nationed Z twig of this evening publishes a letter from its Vienna correspondent which says : —"The object of Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia's mission to Vienna is said to be to fir the basis of an Austro-Prussi►u offensive and defensive alliance. In military circles it is considered certain that this alliance will be concluded." VIENNA, JAN. 22. The Neue retie Prelim of to-day says :—" Baron Weetber, the Prussian Ambassador at this court, has informed Count Menedorlf that the answer to be immediately sent by Prussia to the Austrian note of the 21st December last may lead to a com promise in the question of the duchies which will satisfy all parties." It is expected that the Austrian government will shortly definitively terminate the abnormal state of things iu Hungary. The conference of the chiefs of the administra tions of Croatia, Dalmatia, and Slavonia, for the purpose of effecting a reform of the electoral law, has been appointed to open on the 4th of February next at Agram. FRANCE. PAM JAN. 21. 14 France of this evening states that the Empe ror has signed a decree to-day, convoking the Corps LOAM for the lbth of February. The Petrie says :—" Prince Couza has issued a decree declaring that the Roumain church is inde pendent as regards its organisation and dissipline, bat that agreement in point of dogma will be main tained by the General Synod acting in concert with the (Ecumenical Church of Constantinople." TURKEY AND GREECE. TRIESTE, JAL 21. Advice. received here from Constantinople state that a reduction of the Turkish army had been decided upon. It was announced that telegraphic cormunication between Bagdad and the Persian Gulf was esta blished, and that the Turkish line to Bassora had been completed. Intelligence from Athens announces that at the reception of the diplomatic corps on the Greek New Tear's-day by King George, the Austrian ambas sador expressed the good wishes and congratulations of that body for the coming year. M. Mavrocordatos, the late Minister for Foreign Affairs, bad been appointed Prefect of Corfu. COCHIN-CMNA. PARK JAJ. V.. The Patric of this evening publishes a letter from its oortespondent in Coebin-China stating that the Bing of Laos had sent an extraordinary mission to Saigon. It was rumoured that he desired to place Laos under the protectorate of France. JAPAN. SHANGHAI, Dze. 9. • Intelligence has been received here from Yoko hama, announcing the murder of a * Major, and Lieutenant Bird, of the 20th Regt., by some Japanese, while out on an excursion. The assassins were unknown. There is no news of importance from China. • Manama of the Major has been unintelligibly tele graphed. CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. MALTA. Jail. 21 The Delhi leaves here at 7 p.m. to-day. She may be expected at Disraeliles on the 24th ; letters in London on the 26th. The Nyanza, with the heavy portion of the above mails, would probably leave Alexandria on the 19th ; she may be expected at Southampton about Febttiary 1. The Mooltan brought the mails to Suez, arriving there on the morning of the 14th inst. (three days early). The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Bengal, which went ashore during the Watts cyclone, has been floated without damage. GIBRALTAR, JAN, 21. METROPOLITAN TYPOORAPNIOAL WIDOW esti Darns Form.—Tbe 15th aboard meeting of the members of this society was held on Saturday eight at Andertoe's Hotel, Fleet-street ; Mr. John Nichols in the chair. Yr. Thompson, the secretary, read the report, which con- Fatulated the members upon the continued and increasing MOWN of the institution, sod dwelt at some length upon the large amount of benefit it had con ferred upon the trade at large, nearly 5,0001. having been paid away to the families of deemed members since ire commencement in 1850. The committee at the same time regretted that a larger number a membered the trade did not loin so rueful en isstitatios. The gross receipts for the peat year bad been 5341. Ils. lid., and the expenditure, inclodin the claims paid to the representatives of nineteen deceived members, amounting to 3801., was 4141. Is. 5d., being only 341. se. sd. for secretary's salary and expenses of management. The balance on the year in favour of the society wee 1201. fes. Bid. The invested fund amounted to 2. 1 -Wi. 94. lid. The report was adopted, and the committee --- - - and other e.- re for the seeming year having been elected, MEN AND WOMEN IN MmauclitarrEs.--Governor the meeting eloped with a vote of thanks to the chairman. Andrew, in his anneal seemage, jug issued, sills attention On Saturday last there Wan exhibited at Liver- to the excess of women is Mareachusiitte, and to the pool the system of signalling at prosiest in vogue in the surplus of men in Oregon. California, and other remote Winter of the Federal and Ooefederatm The system, which western communities. In Oregon, baring 52,160 ioliabi• was at first brought into practice by Lieutenant Rails, of twits, according to the census of 1860, there were 19,961 the A Mellen army. is remarkable for its simplicity. The reales ever 15 ears old, and only 9,878 females shove that %Wand= uthaista of along Pale, Glad upon a salad joint , age. Ita •n is estimated at over 100,000—this die which can be easily worked by a single operator. At the 1 proportion yet remaining. In Maseschusette there were top of the pole in daytime there is attached • single die- 357,833 males between the ages of 15 and 40, and tilwaiabing flag, and at night a plain distinguishing light 1 287 ; 000 females, or a morel= o f 29.166. The su mo, EMBUTE ON BOARD A Slntnitri. —At the Kings takes the place of the flag. The working of the spparatos thegovernor save, of women of all ages above 15 years, wee town polioeoffice, on Friday, fear mamas, forming pert Of is strictly analogous to the indicating needle of the eleetrie $8,946. The absorption of men by the military and naval the WOW ot the steamer Max, a suspected blockads-numer, telegraph, the dips or Inflections of the iadioating pole to the service during the intervening four years has aggregated were charged with cresting a riot arid mutiny on board. It right or the left band of the operator signifying an agreed ' this disproportion. And it is a disastrous one ; it disorders appeared gals vidence that this camel has, slow her snivel on letter of the alphabet. The system, which wth tried at : the market for labour ;it reduces women and men to an hi port. been the scene of alarming diaturbances. Four of Aldershot, by order of the Commander-in-Chief, has shard/ unnatural competition for employment fitted for meal aloes, the crew bad been prosecuted, and sentenced to long terms been favour a bly reported, on account of its simplicity and tends to forresee the 'ember both of men s puds to mall • of imprisonment for mutinous %induct, and the eaptele 'I AMBI ItTS ASTH M ATIC BALSAM, Parubility," lied is at present ender the omisidenetka of tale families, and of w omen who most maintain them- had endeavoured to supply their Idiom by segue* th• aff ec i n 7,,_ettatal ruiner, 'emb o lic °ma s s i ng the b owe l.. the Bomb government as to its ef fi ciency for army or mad selves unaided. In c ivilised and refined society it is prisoner'. No sooner bad they Proceeded on boerd„ bon % b e ". kid truly efficacious and piemanC la admitted to ass. At present it Mass , 1 , 7 the Federal easy, and by the the o ffi ce and duty of man to protect woman, to ever, then they caught the same spirit of disordet i; z 6 t u , medicine for immediately relieving ocingh• colds blockade runners pad era o ff the Cloofmste poets. I furnish her a sphere, a support, a home. In return she arming thecriseires with halves sad other weapons, ii, e zie__ of asthma, and Incipient consumption - It tre• AN ANNIIICAN BIOANIIRE,—A woman at Detroit, I comforts, news, and adonis domestic life, the family, and such an allanning disturbasee that blue light' hid to be sa sc b:,`,l , Demons whom the faculty pronounce heemrsiels, W.,e_nra the tick Una which provokes frequent Michigan, is in gaol, charged with bigamy. First she mar- the reinsert( social influences . Th is is oleo the *Mir pro- burped sad moistest* obtained from her Wady's ship rer ku — comumpuou ice effort. us wi t ty hein l il l a ried a area. bad six &Shea, sad lace left a widow. Thee ' videatial order. Where women are driven to the oompati. I Royal George. for The magistrate eseteneed the eifeadmicto ti omain red of sleep, or even Wag down for fear of seam- she married another man. He went away for work, and tams of the market with men, or where men are lett ins i ins grid terms ol from six weeks to four on relief In a few minute@ after takiog it vim ke flaw Wag found his wife with • new husband. I solaced sod unrefined by the co of women, society is socordieg to their arm s of degrees of guilt. z d sod sold by W. LAMBERT. chemist, a, Mei MI- Presently dm left bee third husband, and married • fourth , alike weakened and dem .He moomnends the Car 07 LONDON HMIPITAL ?ORS IILASES On 2113 e 141.11Zrtis%1ti:vai Iriudont,i,r.cicty.:72 Bep=, la one. Me left bin, and was on the point of marrybig the adoption ef some practical way by which young women may i Czner, Vicwoma-raix.—The number of natinnis malewM ab1 ..........5r1e0t,..g. A ,,, a ... ik q Ea ,.... minim me sums fifth Um whoa eke w a g aspire Her three formates ;be wielded to emigrate to maul fields of employment in arab taittientioa daring laid week wee 923. al iddat $4 - •••-••• ft thou... beam& oppeerisi la mart spire bror.—ffiew York World. 1 the Welders Staloa—Now York Tim wen NSW mar • I CI .. - . The Syria, which left Southampton with the Bombay mail on the 12th instant, reached Gib- raltar on the 19th, at 10 a.m., and left at 7 p.m. for Alexandria. The leassilia, with the heavy portion of the homeward Bombay mail, left Gibraltar at 3 a.m. to-day. She may be expected at Southampton about the 26th instant. Both ships experienced bad weather. Of 74110 acres of additional land, unequalled in the dia ,_.rti is regards soil and poidtion, and acquiring a rapidly glut rata ahuiarant supplies of tea seed of the best quality, free fleet_ ▪ 01 Cearanteed rob:haws dividends, et six, 'even, and „.7.lsr cent. for three years, with the prospect of realising a Nit tentage of wont, some of the established tea corn /"l.,eLtling divident4 of from twenty to twenty-flee per cent. ".Of the prat tical management of the affairs of the Com =Loth In &stand and India, by pertons who have already a knowledge of the subjed. • uncles of association and plans of the estates may be in- Waled at the temporary atom of the Company, where prosper. lane and hams of application may be had. APPLICATION TON MARIN. Fro be retained by the Rankest To the Directors o the Darjeeling Company ;Limited). paid to your bankers the sum of L . 1 a depoilt of LI per sham on Mares In the above tall. I hereby ruttiest that you will allot me that number, agree to accept 110142 abates, or any less number you may t° me rahieet to the onnditions of the articles of ammonia _• • agree to pay the further deposit (If any; payable on — ..aeat, and to sign the articles of assudation of the Company when - -••••an and I authorise yon to Insert my name on the re ‘ t al tlr shareholders for the number of shares allotted to me. Usual signature Name In fall Profession or Dodos's Address .. Date A ASONS FURNISHING Carrytn % ampule% urdasuuxosay sou= en. WWQID4TIJIZT, . cesventeat [Wm plain : test e iL =, ..fie labia cutlery, na p = bathe. tallst men Oh brae^ moderator and oval vin o, 'au*, tea arm Lb& covers, patent usehinsa, moved Irm, and newer Mabee goods. = rro PARENTS and GUARDIANS, The return ot youth to their rapidly* boardiftechocis Indies. a ardlaitude tor their eomfort and racUon., and ROW LANDS' SIACASSA OIL. tor accelerating Ws growth and Improving and benutiWag the hair, nowlande Kalydor. tor proving the skin and - complexion. and removing cutaneous detente, and Rowlands* °dont*, or Peal Dentifrice, for ren dering tho teeth beautifully irldte and presorting the gums, 11711 Considered inttlipenssfiiii sessopmdm—ssai by A. ILOW. LAND and SONS, Al, Hatton-garden, sag by familia sad per fumes. Ask for Rowlands' &Skim 'FHB INVIGOBATIVE NERVINE 1613114011 the m eciestalosay pared aad ateet pearertal the medial e‘er eet is pre reeleas to their %arm& caaddhla all the escrettoos, on the integrity of Wadi veriest health de pestle It tea sped& foe NUM, deli Wade, sad hem its Con. Wein& suet Eltter tegrediaats. maim nod pliosplate of soda, .luto the servant sad dyspeptic. Irina= Wkl or to qtaaiittes . its ow ye! too. Pole KA as. per Slow—, Arm% Masora Dialusesetso L o , L Os., Mk Osford-strest: W.C.. sal LISA. lssoliareb.stavet. l a , THE PALL MALL GAZETTE, An IVl2{lllO NZWIIPAPZI and REVIEW. TME 0011PANISS ACT, 1802. The Fortes elba Am INA Nail defame ada abase Ask also Oa Stied ems sr mesas same web steer tdatkoadi T 1 0.. print tot Puldle Calemisa, tin Oessatiatnansa. aa. PAP' OM an tr . Mat kalaa. PrlaUses it orery description . Mara Corgi/alma swarm ud rented , Moist Beals de- Mold sad moats& Ash and TM. an. Irknoteirest,, IC., and Leadewieldde, BavuaDaT Evsnuto. It was stated sometime since that thogoverninent had asked the prefects for reports as to the effect of the Encyclical upon public opinion ia the cone ley. It is probable that the reports are favourable, and that it is in consequence of their tenor that M. Paulin iimayrac has been - orders& to write an ar tiste in the Conslitutionnei-ef--"adne, stating (and in stsbilance it states nothing else) that no govern ment has ever so steadily peotestal religions inte reenpastbe imperial gorerutueut, and that, although certain bishilps May forget 'id services and miscon strue its intentions, the good sente of the people disregards their excitation', and the country, well aware that the Emperor's goveranassitwill stand firm against the enemies of religion as well as against the enemies of civil society, remains calm because it is fully reassured. The clerical organs of course question the services rendered to religion, especially in these latter times, ant in answer so the asser tion that the °honk now enjoys more liberty than at any former time, it observes that M. Paulin . Limsynic has not published one of the bishops' answer* to M. Beroche, •aisa hae therefore dons his utmost to suppress them. The (i.eCoon ier du Dininsishe, a more &urinate* Oita the C • given, ooareent testimony, that the *Malt es. ligtoue, ceittroverey ao ksd by the bishops produced very little afflict , upon the publis mind.„ " Neither • the domestic hamitit, the drawing-room, the woricsitop, or the dohs. have been moved by the impassioned essays of a few mitred priests on the tole hand, and a few demo cratic jotirnalists on the other." The Courrier con siders that the present quarrel between church and date is a mete " diplomatic rupture," which people know very well will lead to its sericom consequences. It draws the conclusion that the Ply would:do to think lees of Rome and more of home affairs, and not allow the Encyclical to be made in snags for adjourning reforms. The elec tion) to oome off to-morrow in the phareate Inferi sure is of more pesotioal.—ininortnikce than a bishop's philippic against the Minister of Public Worship ; and the independent ,Vrisie *mild do bettor to prepare for the oomWg' midiPsign in the Corps Legmbitif than to write about such obsolete things as national councils of the clergy. M. Erclan ' who is a correspondent of the Courtier du Dienancht, as well as of the Temps, witted from Naples to the former journal that Car dinal d'Andrea struck him as a " Catholic of the as Montalembert and de Fallout stamp rather than that of Venillot, and tam particular pains to make it known thathe is a cardinal with a French leaning, hostile to Austria, favourable to the policy of the Tuileries, and an admirer of the genius of Napoleon III." This ameriprion chimes in marvellously with the idea that Cardinal d'Andrea hopes one day to be elected Pope under the French Emperor's patronage. But there is a certain Bonaparte in holy orders about whom little noise is made at pre sent, who many people think will be found to have superior claims at the proper time. Meanwhile Cardinal d'Andrss may be very useful in drawing the ebesnuts out of the fire. Colonel Pietri, commending the 92nd Regiment, writes to the Opinion Nationafe to correct the report that he sainted the coffin of M. Prondhon as be passed by his house and ordered the drums to bathe aux champs. To have done so would have been contrary to the rules of the service, to render funeral honours to a person not entitled to them. The colonel (who doubtless is a relative of the late pro- I fact of pollee) states that ben informed by me of the crowd that there was a corpse in the louse by which the regiment was passing (a fact of which he was ignorant), be waved his sword to silence the music. It was this motion of the sword which was inietalust fors Mint*. A journal says that the of Hertford was MiNjuis present at the quarrel thigh led to the duel between the Duke de Doudeauvllie and - the 13ale de Mont morency, and politely offered them his park, at Bagatelle, to fight in ; it was there at any rats that the meeting took place. The Mimorial Diplomarique describes as absurd the rumour of a cession in perpetuity, or even tem porarily, of the Sonora to the French government. In support of this assertion it relies upon the Emperor Maximilian's oath to maintain the in tegrity of the empire, and it endeavours to ex plain the current reports as having no other foundation than a echeme for working the Sonora mime, in aid of which Marshal Bassin has directed some new military operations. It is stated that the Emperor, with the sanction of the Council of BMW, has granted the large pen sion of 6,000 f. to the Countess Raul, widow of the unfortunate minister of Pius IX., who was mur dered at Rome in 1847. The foreign ambassadors at Constantinople, in , eluding the French representative, are said to have 1 objected to the new Turkish law on the press, that, so far as it concerns foreign writers, it is contrary to the capitulations which entitle them to be tried by special tribunals. This is a curious incident. The law in question is much milder than that of France. The Bonnie left off with little business doing, and scarcely any change in quotations. Till PAMOTT GUNS. The following &Mu ,geararning the bursting of the Parrett pus are from Major Poore's letter to the Boston Journal : " The unprendested Ladino' the Parrott pan end on hoard at the fleet is a far ISOM serious question for solutios than the fetters of the powder remeL We have at pesesat is the United States nary 1,00 5 ot theme cannon. of defamed calibres, and in fork they are the only rifled pm used, ex. oept the bronco 12-nuaders and 20-poundere of Admiral Dahlgren. 'The Ices of these Parrott pm, prior to the attack epee Fort Fisher had oar been twenty-three ; of these six pre way at the breech. four were broken by the explosion of shells near the muule, ex cess ive cracked in the body, two were coodemned for enlargement at Tent, "even were loet by wreck, and three were captured by the rebels. Yet after this small per centage of low by rupture and enlargement these Parrott Runs Last at different times) proved more dangerous for those who fired them then to the gamma of Fort Fisher. No vessel en be taken suoceerfally into actin armed with pieces of which the crew must be afraid, and width they most untmally be unwilling to fire. 'Commodore Was, the able chief of the Naval Bateau of Ordnance, in his last annual report, pre the statistics of the Parrott rifled pus in the service, and went on to remark that no rifled pa has been considered perfect.' but that the Barran bid seaght to vain pang the "paw of European nation, aid the improvements of our owe country for a better gun, taken as a whole, than the Parrott rifle. Said he— ` It is true that reports are coessionlly received of failures with the Parrott projectiles (ales prepared at the West Point Foundry), but these are again counterbalanced by the most favourable reports ; and it is certain that whenever a close attention is paid to details in loadieg and firing, these guns may be relied upon for range and woman. But if these details, from say 011n10, are not snlifilientL *Leaded to ; the firing of no red gun can be considered safe or sw im. At all arena. whatever may be the defects of the Parrott system of rifled ordnance, no other has yet been produced which commends itself so gangly to the 'orrice and until another and a better on is devised and subjected to the sun ordeal, the Busses will continue to place its guns is the batteries of ships u larpoetant auxies to the smooth-bore pivots.' " Special orders have been issued by Commodore Wise, Impressing upon officers in charge of then Parrott guns the importer)°, of exenising great cum to keep the grooves cleared of ill residuum and dirt. Moist sponges were to be invariably used, and the base of every project le fired was to be carefully greased. From the know' character of the officers commanding the vessels upon which the gen ex. ploded, there is every reason to believe that than &menses were observed, end that the pas wen wirehair end well loaded. Yet the department has received amounts of de itiorable results of tins battle-teat. which Ma hat impels the ' , efficiency of our whole navy, awl I learn that isorselishety .on the reception of the report et Oommostere Poems anima were issued to atop the report of any men gons ;WA a eemplete lavestiwitioa had roe place." 0111117 AZ Pares HAir-Cioww DAY. SATURDAY, JAR. 21.—Admiskr is puma% 73‘ ; ditto ,by sums thitalsAlfle; NSA SMIL ----p- r , r , THS ALLIANCE BANE.' REPORT OF THE DlREcroas. The _directors of the alliance Bank (Limited) bare this afternoon issued their fifth report, to be presented st the general meeting to-morrow. It is as follows : The dirmemin beg to submit to the sitarsissidem a state liest al the business of the bank for the half-year ending the 31st December last The grow; profits, Stadia; 6,5801. 14s. 94. brought forward from toe previous half-year, easiest to 186,8961. rte. 9d., which, altar dedmieing anent expenses, latest os current sad deposit accosts, sad re bate ou bills digested, bat not yet due. leaves a eat bats' of 66,7311. 19x. iia. The numerous and extol:wive Slums of mercantile howls dining the last three mouths of the past year hem pressed with special severity on the company, end the directors regret that the loss to la provided for so enemata sow Is Beata= will absorb the profits for the half-year, sad a further sum of 01,7371. lls fid.. which has been carried from the reserve load to the profit sod lose seanuit Ie addition to thews loss, the directors Sal' it their duty to state that there are trams , Sas set yet matured in ossneetion with a heavy accost. which may possibly retail a large additional loss. The beak, however, bold, securities which it is hoped may be maimed favourably • hat whatever lose may arias will be dealt with scour:loy sad written off the rams fund. Umber thews oirsomstenees, She decimals& of a dividend *sot be reeouimeeded. It is Sisfecteerte the directors to be able to date, that after a mart careihl seratiny by Chimeras's end the audita i llave every mama to believe that the ourrert as hank is IM • sad mailitiss. sad Sy leek Si esehislies tithe fuse preepalty of the inesitelien. Of the *909 *harm authorised tv the extmostlisery soling in Asset led. tole Sul at 201. per stare premium, 9 716 , haws Mau Trfor and shone& sad the aminstril prelim se i thirst has. fa accords* with eie esistiess paned at that sleds& been added to the serve food. The directors have to mooed with rept as death of Yr. Dertlistro, sad the resigaadoo of Mr. G. P. Robins. Se has Ida logiand for lodia, thus causing two vacancies is the direenos. It will be seen that the facts above recorded con firm the wlifavourebls rumours which have been circulated for some time past. The net profits of the half-year, together with the balance brought forward, amounting in all to 86,7311. net, have been swept away by losses ; in addition a sum or ' 61,7371. has been absorbed and hes bees furnished from the reserve fund. The large anus of 181,9961, however, derived from premium oa shares, having been added to the reserve during the previous if year, this fund, after allowing for the deduo tion now made from it, amounts still to as much as 208,2571., so that the disastrous results of the last half-year's trading would probably . be regarded by the shareholders with equanimity did the record of loss end here. But uncertainty with regard to the real position of the bank must continue to prevail until more light is afforded with regard to the " large additional loss" vaguely referred to in the above report. Upon this subject questions will doubtless be asked at the coming meeting. Below we give the accounts of the Alliance Bank, as made up to the Slat December, and certified by Messrs. Quilter, Ball, and Co t , and Mr. Harmood W. Banner. It is satisfaoiy to find that this bank has adopted a practice which we hope will iwon be universal, viz., that of separating in the balanos-' sheet the amount of the current and deposit accounts from the liabilities on acceptances. The amount under the latter head is as tench as 3,716,750 t, and under the former 2,331,3251. The total of the two is 6,048,076/., which is but slightly below the amount stated in the accounts of the previous siz months, when no separation of the items was made. vALAIrez-sairr, riot December, 13M. DI. Te espial paid op, eta ,L26per share. on 30,000 shares.. d 760,000 0 0 LW calk in arrest . 3.035 0 o 741975 0 0 To Eloper share on 9,770 shires 1994 Mos Lova% in &mar 116,486 0 0 4140,450 0 . . . To amount due to customers on current and depods anging. droller notes, au. To Ms payable . l4m m a 4,0,4,n51 4 fore, 1564 14,000 0 0 To morn fund, Mk To premium ea 8.776 'ham. UM awe 281,220 8 0 Lea wrier* 0,816 0 0 ISSAS 0 0 209,005 0 0 Lew =want transferred to prat and lona acoount 5A257 8 V UM. L U To rebate accoast L 7,111,850 12 10 , • et By cash to hand, at Bank of England, and at call /2524,740 111 By Investment& in Commla, Le By bilis of exchange, Mans to customers, and pest-dae Mils (Me lose en orlikh Ina been provided tor) By buildings, tornttare, bank fittine hae glk ;4 111 London, boathwark, Liverpool, and Birkenhead By preliminary expeame 44074 8 0 ken 4 • 0,112,1150 (21 111 PROFIT AND LASS ACODUNT. rR To carnet expenses. including salaries, sta tionery, directors' rerounerstiou, de. To interest on current sod depoett 1100011M114 114910 111 To rebate on W W disooested. not yet doe To bad debt account L 247,6414 0 1 £6,94,0 14 9 By Wm* SUB Jaw, Ina iadimi By irces profits tor ball-I'a[ Der. Decem ber. 11161 By may* land . • Di. RESHILVZ To mt c tod %NI accouuL To By bel;;;:e, 30L12 June, 124.1 By premium on Mares 119,114 2 11 61,767 11 6 0.17,01 • .1 .ii ...... £61,, 1:6 737 7(1 11 1 186 V EN.,906 0 • L 54,000 0 9 116,101 0 • two* o • a 335,157 5 By balance brougbidows LORD PALMERSTON WITH TUX HORSLEY HOUNDS. I —The meet on Maact.y was at Bides Pens, when • mia. r asoger arrived to animate to our worthy Master that Lord Palmerston intended honouriog the field with his presents, aod accordingly, pagetual to the appointed the retain Presage made hie appearance, under the • of She lieu. Ralph Data, sod setonished every egis by the ease with which ha dismounted the bone he rode to covert sad got on his buster, looking as fresh as he was au Tess ego, sod, vie usual, affable and planiat to all. After *taw over the pack, and inquiring what sport we bad ben having, the hounds were thrown tote litehelonnik $ avert Waging to Mr. Data. whoa loath of feeds were immediately afoot, ad after terser minutes in the woodland we ran to ground about a mile from the Sod, his lordship ban one of the first up with the bands. Another fon was then based away, and at hal s capital no of one boor aid twenty minutes, the first twenty to covert, and the Nat over the pea by Braishesid, seals the comma to Michelmanh villages by the Tim water meadows, where he pointed his haul for Bleary Well in the Tedworth country, bat being headed at the Bawd Staff, close to the view hoe of railway between Horsebrtdge and Retain, he made his way beck to ifichehnush Wood, in • large Geld ' adjoisieg width he was seas to ike down, dead boat, eve mantes Wore the bounds, but be managed to crawl is before them, and beat us. Lord Narrate* remained the first thirty afrahle la the epee, and rode right well, his i boo. Pilot Whet frasont4 head to *edam, " This way, ' my lord," making for • gate or a pp ; bat on one acute' the hounds were tannin quite is seedier direction to tkat engaged, when his loidship was wodentood to say, " Bet there go the bawls. and I must follow thorn,* and away he watt u hard sa he 000ld go, and was soon up with the ladles horsecoso, kaolin hie \miserable p il ot to look out for tie tam and gaps.—Hotes Advertiser. Mozz INCRNDLABIRM ON THS WOLDS. —After about two maths' oessatios stack drag has again made fta appearance cm the Yoe re Welds. On Saturday moraing. about 5 the *Week, slaskyard Mr. J. of • G e e .be oe• Oen The men bed got up and • bed bees to tbe 'Raba. nen.' reamed to the house for • brankfleVittseff the aerie wee relied. It wee found that 0 •9 eery livie•est Oh* wet hatahp, sad that many more were is danger. Tittos Sykes s engine, from Elledmers i Hama was soon there, and onotba hem Driffield, sad, so the Nada were very fortunately sYe teat. the Si. ens . tigel,to, the, stack io which it WI asiginated. r i ocarrei dajog the' sight _everythieg mad bar. bola Hardt. ' Amuse , sailak , el WI be about 2001.. f. ' belie vedcara by3iaitaae It the .X p re s he r iligek The ara d to bo, the work of . Saturday unite WOO seharisit that the illtermisedi asvpilaa • s e .. ft,