The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-15 00:00:00

- - • ' • F • ~-, f'~ --.............„„ N I.lA's PAPER , ( ~.s.- -r- ),(. - ::'k e • , d • le ) -,:: 4 . i 1 4 r' l / 4 11. WY:" ( ~- di - . • tA - - -- :r ,t,. ). t• .. • i ~., .1. , • 4 '-•-_____ 1 . - (G. ¶l' .'-! „ • (Stamped, ld. Additional.) Na 4.476.] oNDON to HYMN! MONTHLY. • VIRIDI CAMS, Ono to Twenty Oatasom mob— t.l...ca sots uts et air = sake tram .I_p • maw.. Woke ; Duties. Wald" sad .1.4 Dodo •• Its Mt, sad Wm vitt India Mod Odom bum *Ms Wa. . slat sit s al Almond asasdissay as NM ISM Si ma rssidatsg pods Cites tea &met Id el pa lb.. trans.Cr sad 311. minas -47 110. Son !weft W I --ovrooma. Oast isM OlNlsltosp,lll. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBiIt 15, 1880. CHINA-.PKILIN.-GB.KAT GLOBE. -NEw the e lag of Ur WAR Is CHINA. ti, Mt of PoLW. tk ial = Tata tartan of the Mho River de alatitOt W=RILS 0 gaSIMMIWNOIIII. Attitude" , to Or trhois Om OMR 'EN CE. niEMVAIIPIL — Sall. 4 ‘.1.0* .r aria , error . . :4.1%101 ta ory of Wisdom*" . US is salmi, IMO mAnt a the Neer 1.110 je l e, le sow. e yber UII leelre lO uwetior gersellppri UM ■tl~ le ham Serb . 1.111110 Makalik MUSIC: MR. kern =min &rout. The concerti of Henry Leslie's choir now hold a' adingsished plies seems the :misled entertainments of the easieepolie. Re bee trained • band or choristers, lady and godeaten aznateme, idiom seculat part-singing Is cm , tasty the test in England, and is probably not excelled any where The first 001}Celt of their sixth season was given lest eve* . at St. James's Hall, whither they have migrated la easeopienoe of the law of St. Martin's Hall, their forma desoleile. The change's,/ locality, apparently, will not do them say harm, for the half was very full, and their }selbassiese emit as asstive as We have ever heard thew T. programs presided in aecellent selection, soolistiwof part-songs, glees, had madrigals, some of them ' rid , and others postermed for the first time Ames the latter were "Samar is flying," • very prole, piereeoug, by Mr. 0. Henna, the eminent team singer; "01564 Hymn to the Sun," i• eint tek weds vale% by Oats ; "Summer Song,* by Walter ladies ; ad "U. email I with fancy stray," by J. L. Hatton ; ell et them essdeat specimen' of the palm of the composers, sad emseted with all possible purity of intonation, debanw, end sepirammiun. There were two instrumental piooes Delft }en' Signor and Madame Pistti ; Stenidale Dmiliset's meatetino, for the pi no and violoncello, and ' Misoklesolta's air with variations in D, for the same Matra milltn. Madame Piatti, who is an English lady, Is new to the public as a *Met. She ix evidently an accomplished }dormer, lifted with alight, brilliant Seger, gnat notes ' allsecntiott, and digests it enyte; say defect to the Tit7if that soelligett of bad ordolt is mode* fee ltd vest dimensienl ; ss a idinabiriplayer Mt *WI lI nothing' o be desired. The London Glee and Madrigal llitiono whose deseent of Old English Music at the Dudley Gallery ob• hiked much success, will resume their entertainment, under Ohs auspices of Mr. Mitchell, in the same locality, for a 'tort period of one month only, commencing on Monday, Amory 7. THE EARL OF ABERDEEN, X.O. ---4--- ' posr-orproz &t ram BANK& On Thursday evening, the Mayor of Leeds pre sided over a nestieg of gentlemen essetabled in the Leeds Tulin Hell, for the wpm of considering the propriety of mimesis/ Wes mentalist in favour ofthis scheme, which, as most of ear readers are aware, hrbeen propounded b Ns. C. W. SOWN of Haddonfield. The object is to estabieh awfsge bank in connexion with pcetoffice money order alien, in all please where sayings banks do not at present edit. Mr. John Jowitt, junior, was of opinion that the }Let mold be productive of peat edematous to the working :=lthis country. The savings beaks at present in were only open for • very few hours in the week, apiend • small number of towns In the kingdom were with such institutions at all. There were only a7Z7 banks in about 500 or 600 towns in Eng land, while three were no fewer than 5,360 mosey order olffees. He thought the Kleine was • fusible one, sad that it was of their support. Mr. Sikes then briedy explained his . He suggested that the legislature 4 1 ahmld else interest notes, such notes or re ceipts to b ow at the rate of 21 per cent. per annum, and to be obtai e through the money order daparta ent of the prat-offices thsseebout the United Kingdom. He proposed that the interest notes should be for exact pounds, so as to avoid trouble, sad be a check also against dishonesty on the part of officials. After a number of questions had bees asked, principally on the points as to the rote ef lamest.and the siesseiressitt of the accounts by the antral bank in Levies, the gentlemen present expreeted tbeermstois is favour of the scheme. r e l. ii iewitt sabsequestly proposed that a memorial on the subject should be addressed to the Chancellor of the Mtebeseer. Tide do:sunset expressed the opinion that the pessest savings-hank system was inadequate to the en lorajteet t e b t col = ~..,..whi That h I t. penny he trick: opened Mr: Olken scheme is w t e ' ll calculated °P toy:ap t/WTI Abe adoption of earineiy remove the obeterles which now fixes Seib selle hmermar of the warp of the more Mord Mew of the main deem Year me morinliate, therefore, pray that the amid iishise my receive the favourable coreideratioo of her Majesty's goverment, and that the same may be adopted with such modification on matter of detail as may be considered desirable." The on of this memorial was seconded by the Rev. E. Jerboa, and the resoletion was then agreed to. NMI WINES at SIDIJOID DIITIZEIL M., lea. sal 111 au mstrz= loolaim1). 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Napalm. MX 'minx Nemo diest-11115 Thosend WWI Ifermetag. *Wm beilrrlog. NATIONAL ABBEICBLY BOOKS, High Si.a Mobs* aelselmimmit to lasers.-12 1010 0011w0w1 CA W ow WAIIIOBIIIII.III 01 ma th. 00111601110 1i• isorepolls =W tur bos Us ME sn. Bakmaa. the met Lbws reedvel os Ms a e is COMMT odo 001•- maw at !tali pag 7, cad DAMN ciollase one hoar la*se Ibea obia•t. Nod solrailmast 1410000 are noel commodlose, lewd taw pal to 1100 comfort I_ed MinkSo sodd. sorliesesm le oil tad Ws. W. IL Pubes emiste•oll. bood willipaihrm ~wpm sal mildllas Was Ihs almilord ems% sad didis KEAN MO. Ms Ilan sol ritrolormli d dna Aesisksa. Is. ~.. yin WIC —"Use Illmmws all AS Oat lisessrm. es WM err nil sod basowed Is bad AM mmehe Waft 101 R MIL ITIBR mod SamsN R wystoit AIIR ed RICAII ROYAL lif MAY . by Abe Aarikalto be Illesel NIL bob's= LIVEAPIKIL O N NM YOll mil bp. ~,,, LIV ULTIMA mid SIUSTON, the &elm sibm is II U.IYA X to la n.l sad yessive pariesers AM for a ..:. TN fulloe log se CUM vends are appolated to trim rrwl • i t • i RS i WAN. fir NEW YORK direct. llarankom Dee 12. !woe iesWilaisit sad goods for N. sad Illassaa, le bs v ..iermt st New I Irk ea board the SAUL& Ilarook. rot lilt t. Err Wen ia Saturday. Dec. SE AA A. tor 't EW YOLK direct. 4starday. Jae. S. hemp faucet% tia.tediag steward's he awl yrevlicum but McAfee sitars or hoops% which csa he obliteei ala bawl:—To lAA's sad Dodos. NMI asks. Alb ; OMNI abblyj ij a ,• is !se /at. diet cabia. ANS : isigni tiable, AM to WU. 1101(011, and New Tort. AB pay a. oi d I par prl• 'woo *Ertl porde Ss. fed sod err poi Than jitirsimphiPs eir• areauuwedatkot tor a UMW wiimber a arty / Mid pas wagon —Pee p.m.. or Giber bieuellsa why be 7. IL Yesed, it. obi brorgaitvit, Leda. D. Omni. Nam, sod 11. rem Is b Swam Pans . O. sad 7. form Ibrissaisykeirs* I I and l' freer.. Q111011140W11; at A end 4 Wiser. Llibratir west tai crpeoL Al 8 Simples ul , Holland., pada TM maw Amortm.tr i rkitral Mamie, Hogan(ly ar Kameda, palls 0 . 111 1.. md Bordea wi n s • mararlood w" lmmetel 11188.81 6.. CM% ux All arena Males virmalel Gs bald Twe Mims to Me Mom ARGYLL ROOMS, Winchaill-abeet, Pioo6- Europe, ire OPILIf i rar an VISTSOOII a" sa ba r= 6"4 4o. Or by Oa weti-kaings_ iiitilb Was. AMIN.; Lisaatbe, of W. M. Mode se* Ills restat cornet ply ee I = • s lin s .Dios = se t!. open .g 0.1i 7 .M T. ass . —A anolimil =NO. sal rebtllagroas Is added ea WEITZ WINO. bit, 2. 3., 4 DIMS CMS". 1411/11116.1 lassin. a my nporior Dinner Irbe, per dos 11q. niaszilail of Pois. a Wine toll of nobellimee sod Ise q Floe 01 Psis Dq limy ,: h ar ij ak In= limy . 'IDL 411 s. Chiba • M. and SM. Hoak . I WI. .. - _itiz•_ won. . ~... . ._ --VIMMLBIR NAM Ise STAMPIII ina P A V Vlandarrnora eft mum CURT a ril — Mum, waporior oreast4ald adhesive li0( Oreesi-lald Dote. teil die, Ihe quires for lid . thick Owe quint far M.. ibpsibe Iselbsp, 98. per ream : IMAM 40 lel. P /rIDDTNO CAPINI. WIDDSICO ENTELOPLI. MYNA noNA to the cvairir INIFLUNIR, .ad BLLL MINT= and STAILPID In lILLVILITh ARMS or CAT la the West feehlon. CAALI-PLA AMY ENO/LAVED and 100 81;PIUMNICAIDII be Si. 6d.—Obasres. at =MY bonbon RODlLlGUlr ac = t aliblishisent, 42. PIMADELLY, titio - DMZ, Sari Film Gam Port ?men th e Wood, sad it be lommilepir . „per dos. 20e. (Ild In Wood Ma na iniloss, t a l i in i lma ilir Wor m 'lb, Vb. zirly Clow, imam. Mod VIM us. toe, thole.. , Va. 118 L Bergo Do. very doe • NIL Moamar a reed spied !Mir .........,,,.. DR STILL wad 1" WWII fres Me mei gablookid Vhslapis Imarr w rg 0•11.111. DU WO rW DY DILUIPT. WV 111004. , . wows nii MON AC 1111131D1%..i .0 .• e• eto Ils. lo ILLHrLiAlitgnJfkikilial_ Eier _ Pyles Ugto Pal os arfacasS•S 'IP JP. Eill Amtnis a wEEKLY &Milt 00101IINICATION to k.ls YOWL-14 L1T122001.. NNW TOM sod 1.1 I I'M A STEAM SIM 0011 PANT doopelclop iy,t r poi vs•werril tree ire*, illoweeelis=" eSepolliews 6"l4 ;i t ter. rili; r i d.= TOIL :uwaiO ira lr=outokle.. LDULSIaIaIf. W Joeleint, end *very eels IMMO. II Wird SI W = rw oweemo. Yerwar.l pemeo. p1ena40 , 44 Pawners lerr Cameo se On Waives ilsoksil ermore -47 sdneurow.tarsa r Ove Isresse pereladin I mo ILLIeII 11 ItAIV. g_waigteireek Liverpool; et le Allis NA NACU. Q Lag WWlstawssa. aq. MIIDIR I B • SELECT. LIBRARY. The imbuelbis It Mr W% Wed Messy ars T tay losttod to slew _the aILW which will be OP= tbelrinspeetias ea Trlllll/11f, W q , rod Thursday at, *era 10 to alesaso laelewordaadeeot. New Oar Deq.,l6, LIWIt • UNIVERSITY IrtpLrozNes. OXFORD, Di* 14.• CLAnneal. MOIMATION EXAMIXAMIN.--AIPAiII op Henna* ice. —The following award el the exantiene. * the above school, .which has been lulled forward to wilit 'etuiderable ineeren for wail dm* Puth atm this of hew made known : . Oran I.—Robert H. Bane; Marten ' • John= ilalliol College ; Join W. Black; . J.B. Bloxeidge, Exeter College ; Raba* Etnif* 14 legs ; Osborn Bibb, eneme Chfidin Chile 1 1 ,4 water, Qtrien's celkcp ; Edward • Corpas Oofte ;„ Bobart Et. Flank". • ilree4, Auffced, Christ Church; Jobs William* Con*. CLAM Y.—Richard W. Beddeley, BorifiNa. Oar e s • Janes & Cartwright, .Balliol College Lilienee Fe Menu College ; Alan Fontana, Balliol 00 Zr et i ; = `Godfrey, Woreeeter.College • Edward F. CI , =; Robert hunieldin; Rabid College ; Henry own" Collage ; James T. Patch, Exeter College s Haw i Sewell, Uan'traiitfelioge ; Thomas J. Wad& ..otn, Olfel Collage ; Charles H. Wishes, EriterCollege. CUM 3.—Thoona B. Arinftinead, Bluenose Co= Henry T. Biwa, tisane Oiffliw ; Alan Headrick, ' College ; Edward. 0. *ikon, Ana Collage ; Charles F. Johnnie* Belliol College; William a Maddailit. JAR'S Cellegic. Americo P. O. Main s , tinooln ; Fliflip E. IlLnatann eet lfeeton College ; William B. M , Kum Obaeo ; 1 1 .1 Robert* J esus (Mare ; &JIMA J. L. beet`, Ludo' Celle.; Enamel J. Store, Psonlinime iliV; Azieur O. MIK% Lincoln College ater, Bank.' Coll a ge; Robert J. \Vihant i = Io l . ll Mnlon, B. Jowett, W. B. T. Jones, and 7. Y. B&;1 jeant, moderators. THE HABEAS CORPUS IN ITALY. 16iinw w beladed r ihe rbin oboes dialsd r , and . orb. WM 4s dieeled b7.P'Meo{y7 K ss UMW WM rind err= netolllllll. • 6 •16 IMAM LONDON,. VI.C. GRATIS BDTPLEAUNT. —A MAP of the 111tAT of WAIIbeIIINA WI DO even with the LONDON ALVIZW et botniz z oon. Dori 14 Mee, LL Bspl~s stmt. anon. oor. 81nfle ng efiz tel Yap e fta not his by pout for f net*. Obispo' AWM an be nentod firer don p.n. at Monday. . SCPE RIOR QPO 2- RTES.—Main. %vol.! and Cit. Oblltpte, Venni. Cfottamt nod Nss hands," , Inmallitimisnt Tottst.rand. losaiss. t.: IN attention of noblUt gentry, pofessor% lin, to In 'PH nE.Y. NAMOVO/tl2, campus y smarm which Is admitted to ba meal to any norisootal mind pianoforte sacred t. Om pub*. ft is built ottli host ism mstainol.4l‘ , ..uperi..r doable sad Improved soft pie...dual ....Ida toe ahittlnit of lb. anti, so that Um Woe, Mnangb loin is not (settle. Timm IMPUIIIIAMMI are of snotructsun, and ase allked and dattsdAmitiod, and so Ott% Insi they may be pla. ed In the celift" to In any part of the /minas n. an. Thu stow inatnumegra grogered sod datshad M gtrtmv el/mania Merchants, shiners, sod lb* tend* sup pind Lid of prim, end testlmostials from Ms most ondmat mulimsm rat Nee a applissMam, t om e # " lit3f i tig etiz. BOXES ' or HAIIPXRB. area rraileliargerlir. mi shod ll ell w arr a :=Pra• Aare; WZIJJZOTOM-arlimir, PrriumD, lc . &Ale or Kampen for M., . ' NOME El MIRY MINCE BEANDIE. • ' .0111 al- MIT SOCrrOlf or Mari WHlllry, • 051 .„ ~ OLD JAMAICA Ault 'On „ EMT and STRONOINST Oef. .OEI - ~. PINT OLD PORTI ONE 1111XERY. Delsered &s Atkin eve miles et their Establishment • • Osestry WSW to be asomegorilod by a remittansei. I. JANUARY IWO= itted4 Dec. :Ledge of T" I B A will be egews ere' .1112 Szvme 11011/GOV By Games Amami BAIA• .Semple Her" Mr, 124, reebeesset. Iletyelibt aims. Dries • CRIVIIIAS rim** ras Thr Micems Gum" Ti be published Deeember pa. sod entitled N 0 IV, B 0 II N D, kJ Will ambits Origllike . bp tlieloilo=gztors John flothegsbeed. D W. Buchenam b . K.! Author of 4 . Oinuntenotherl nee& W=UnfOrd, R.N. Money.' • 10102/ rat*, ac. With Lltusustices by Phis, 8 Wake, Basel ton. blemeold( Haul Man oad W 11 ,11 1 4 * .t. PsliesseSer•rovir. TEI OOLLKEN SAWN QUADIULL4 Ile* MOWN., . lAsdon Robert Coot. sod Co., New fie arrest, Regal" Work W., WI all nolcselion. • D WHEATSTONE'S HARSfONIUMS (English) Y add fah °ma esseetenvied by them elPre 6 l fur fberthea Myst% kits* dtc . hare the full compose of era em ef the hest el Mee, beet worbesmalido awl materiel. me M NOS 1i11i11.114 ftre Mae* lirmttmea from Cr, toebte yodels 11 WilleMe Megs eel ewe . 10 Wish Tire Umps. ea. *et aml a hag of vlbeetore. .... 12 afflth Thews Mem ellettive Mew Mem 12 MY Thus Mem -am Nr om.. ll •Mear , 11 With The Mem We sets of With IMM Mem Me NM of vileeteme Mee M With les teem Wes IBM et vilmierf. Mee is The beet eill mot ellselbe Melreessee of Prbs ltoL Ila .mess emesemsat Ftemll lhemesteme by Avast" ASS dAs AAA Imp•Amob. "MAUSTON' aid Os, leemlem eml Pelemeee of the Mr melba Ili f oadafteftrest. SqpieteMeet. ME M& VONT INENTAL IMPORTATIONS for PRI %) tiL% IA rl )Y.—T. A. MYNA A Cs respreAlly sessunce M their Is omega AA last they sar any receiving A the Costliest Wpsrlimsssf AVMS= ACITABLE 121111C.NTATItr5. sad A AMA la de as tar Ms proms sY bellimenim CliearAs assas&—t. A. & W 0116 ANN Ihr isawast sAI Is roma IA drise mad AAA soles► N.nrytassitlets to A ell AAA tram AL to £NS tra 64 A A AI An AA la A MO I A. APPO sad C. Alsrirstchs, Astspittb.= . 7 l S Ara sad arse sair Auslag sats asals AAA lAA Bidsaasivial. awl AssltAst ; sad A. las de MA VALUES of GOLD.—WATIMISITON and IIanGOON. eels Ileresess d es lellbs Vse 1111M143111 hoses, es t• sew es kesses ssiessemoril so. west sir VALIN UOLIk haw psemell Ihe es bee psou ths els asset' ell es el be deo ressed* ie std. driestes st us Ms gee& Oil Wog &es les 114 per se ewe Id ear Pll4 14 ewes ee Is 14asei..II I Same .. SA 11 i• owe La 41* 17 awe. 11_11 11 * Ist SOM. • IS lIS if T wee.. 4 Sense 4 1 seise . I 111 1 •one 1 11 see eNle ousils.. tf * •awe.. Vll ordsrd 317 Nlf M wee.. 11 111 4 ewes.. 11 ewes 111 4 14 some . t t * I see 11) Sees . 134 Of 11 we . 1 111 1 twwe.. 1 1 leans VI asse.. 1 14 y Ime Issaesm M Ileseteeree eveliedell =L is e OMB Jewilka kr Is. sr 14 ea The i sire d 4 M es ~mg aid is Ywiy. ss es :eel. LONDON CARPI,' WARN/10178K as VIACOM sed WAS raft am birmilia de Illtdreseirive Mgt •I CUIPLTING, isslos awl bides allabb t. Ihe pont Wig , min Ala linsak•se. Pam ft. et lint•elase ariadaslon kr ass desslr. -s um • Giadersorn. awl is wlawswiwirsomig. W. ROY CHAWS i _ Col7o=l l and /111D11. AA SWF ewe mem et Me fad eempirie and eel bad lurows. Peek up In a ern well _ ew ter traveling. rel alerted Le bone we. WWI Sery. sad lambda. Oar is Were tem rk.may. DAVLEWS CERIUM WAX CANDLES, L ML mina ; klw Milli wow ee span. L. ed. ; Musa eireet ma, V.I. flalle.; Met Mem balm& Imm la ad ; mama et la le. : esieprolte. Ild., aml ; metallic Me es Imam eid. ; Mem "ink,. 144 : 'IMAM". led tilPa 7M.;Celina. Mile. wee. IM. Oa. *ea, wad 50a pee Eneitimi, aft ; brawn Wexler,. Is. YJ. per packet; memos Wave Mietlear, la. ealrie Whatlanr, la 44.. tamp, 55 a tam fa : is. 61.—tee es*, ai M. P. DA VIES tad leie a eldketaltilehmi warehouse, a, IL liertlWeissw. Cleriesewee. lemees. W.C. AN EXTRA FIX QUARTS d RICH MILK DAILY wool to London Crimil_ Om* using Two h.mTmotta of nista LILY'S CON lilifk_NT. N.D. A Yaotphiet PwAlte. Redo."' vices . Darrel., containing 44b Feed& with neeettlr, gave. containing Hit Venda 111 .i LoChAtA l'onats• pAol to may tailway station to the 1.7 Kingdom h•Lell TIIDIALLY, the If...rotor and Mote Propetstan. OScM teem and Menttfectory. Caledonian-read. Linenetoln. Leaden Awat. nyaur.l to every lowa when imam ant already BUcHeys DOMESTIC ▪ P %TENT 'VGA It-OUATILD VDOITAbLi PILLS: a elistree lie emulsify; the li e fres.oriskg blUe.. Peer eeliglillede, diem mu ism ;oat. emend ic &Heelball. amitlielseeit b. virrilis Mae inlimmt. art ersticethuf all eldn eseallilli k.. lite c t ter& awed stem. r., ti. ....centralist Vegetable tenet 4tiemtbraer of nature for the delteasi. sielditated. . 0 l M 44 .4 144 h sew, ere taally coring dept sloe at nitrite IT 44 htitr. nee•Uslic-i, withered et the system, oiregbh to salsa h. .t X 1144114; will the results arises sale k , ;...nft , .u.1..tp444un to the extremes of climate, lignallat • 144 , 4ai1ful 41.1 dear 4.4475p45i00. assent at owe a met base a U. I al. 4 ore. p4 - 4.,44.1 AM swore before azioariss. P sl iitulUtsll. r.thle the Jurhatction of the Right Dem. the PI U.)", ..f told by Buchan end Co., pelealese, 12. , e• ems street. inf. el-street. Lecke, W.. sad aIJ clemiele la bse smiesistr) Prams: MY per Om. la ltd., hed indite.: flllanteat, per 14.1, It, Ile ems& Se. ; lissemes, ts. •, eir us 'miaow— hue times Qat treaty, 31a. Ayes area ; flinger, 111. Oxfor.l.stnell ; •4 4144; . Ltd& 4., 4, Clalignide, Moser, H. ILfir .f:..m sireel Lredem-bridee. E. Homan.. 7 ,, . tlimole sheet am% ; Peet. 2111,linee‘ &c. lS a l ree ta 1"" all age* art rt. New mama; Lr. llichaal lateetis Medicines. emidalilig Needle he emery diesees. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. 14 , hvfl n MINNS isia LIV/2, FILO. • 111 Yet say Mammal file.the recipe 01 I. ll = ed At, "" 'Y b.wwl rigy!ushle so tit uti. new hen lilltuas and liver okehnri. Wipe:a s. writ steam &Mao*, thuineas a ad 9• For kur•itual se • Usury aperient saegt. an.l aa a angler of the they try truly ezeethiat: WO la thy* °written Red to tho stomach, Ilia 0 .9* appytar, Mule dlgeatiaq sad wenallien lb* abate ."" ii.ty's,-4,ad by V. Lambert, awl by mat 4 1. ltd. ••••1 Sa. 9d. ha are to aak Icy ter. Scott:l= I Lire Pith. 7M pastas any • Nome porn package, rlt ► — Vr4 " l " 1,11199, 1. Jeneyaystract. - *Wan , ' o• the .asp.. 8E SICK NUS PREVENTED.-JOZZAIII3 .•1 "Ist LL aro conti.lently recavoseadiad as a prervalive ewe* lulu—The tealinamag. toW MUM. • •utlk wet 1., prove their came, bate mind' O w ' a: • to Mate that my WA voyage ewer the ass wes t. -!. • .1 5111. aft/ *lt ILDNI/.. I bob theca alifacff Pali with t ore,. -Voars. Itc.. J. hi J r cos INC St &tow i;eneral Depot, Gabriel lasaaa, Tread k h. o stet . Localocc, sad U. Seca tll Qamalaso 13 tows. ft. 1. each; tree by 1104 Pa W. S _ TZVENS and SON ra, Bishop-street si WltAlo. PRICEd r stt JAMMU DUTY. 'nil Own tb• Wood. 214.. no. ; . Sib. al, Piridui • ditto. =perky old crwtedolia, Illy Pk qibittiii. rood. in.. Mt. eat. : MM. "at billwa. Mt. dw, Ma, per dem : dbisk lA. Ns., M. : it. Adios, Ob. $0..411. ; ariswlntillad. alb. dia. lia..; eirispagae, lift. dia. do.: Idowt. Printer 4.0111. Cages% dm, OW, OW, flt. EIIEINES pw : Magillik Ow* XI& ; Difialli, lit ; taboo, deb sr .Mb dosed. Mal Whir desertpikas equity M. . Devoted dtthli Ih aw e alhe ass id imposse. Toms aM& TIARLOW'S BELT-AMMO SYPHON TAP. XX X 6 gin esreesaway6s= 11•214:1 1 1711 " /Mti r lernigll—Iro min or disterbed In lilting :.w nom its eon • Madrid kW tr ail nista or oven du Mem ken lis spirrein ALTOMATON CINDIVI eirna—wangliem as or. vas tat it coals per yew. Pries lls. llogreskip pain SASLOW 6 ZULJOCTING MIAT OCIMIN.—WIN non • vill • soon w'{ IOOIAXO = ra d nin • Ism el •=o: e r. " Yu 4.4 411 Is AVIEN L XIDW Eft Irak tamlse pliellip 14 a Soo that_ his wayailliet me ageism L. CHRISTMAS NZW YEAR'S OIYF& 1 Thew win/dm: to mali• • meal sad nrnasestal Presest ppaanrctrwewd W HILLER sad WILSON'S WIZIVALLID "LoCKJITITCH - MN" I G ItAcHlsis.—lale 119••••• hed, (Word Areet, sear Totteolmun ,ourt-romeL SSW LNG MACHIN ES. WHEELER and WILOttN'A soled " I.IICC-STTlrti iEWINti MAMMY& V ins tr ia..t oot MOS to 2.lolsthcbto pprrr ottoole.-19•11 Box" 4te. Doseriptire grotto WINTER HOSIERY of every description, Llt• 241111 T!' art PA ERNS la "um ecglen Illesidop a tneillerebilibe tor badly as. end Invalids. Ispritor Mowed Loireis be skirt.. drumlins-pion" Le lo wise bepbee. vselstr -NOP! Lo ad AM " L W MAIM, Manufacturers, 4. Water- . pHs OMEGA.—A NEW CAPE far GENTLE IIQ ..d to be bod or ot HAMILTON sod clamors. Ti.e ike., lab bard. Ars Irma Ralph and (111:0. Osatberts rogrelas rod arl formable dress or co brims tbs brt srlorkls ktest style. • ark monkt, loorbs sad ovookola always oa band.—No. 106, arrd, opposke rarer MIL CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. RTat con be more seeeptable than something bath metal end ontementel and what more useful and ornamental thin the garments made by IL MOM sad BON. IaIICHANT TAlLetik WOOLLEN DRAMA nArrias. HOSIKAS, SOOT and SHOE YAWS. and OZNIIAL OUT/TITIJUL London Hosea Corner of Minorite and Ableate Now (Word street. corner of Hart-street. Corner of Tottenhanirourt-road and knaton-rosd. Country katablishmeuts Thornton's-buildings, Bridge-street. ilrAtiford, Yorkshire. Parpte. tibenield. Y.B. Should any article Dot be approved of, it will be es eb or the money returned. t a t 4 Onllt and soNN RULES for fiILY-IITAK7II23IENT and lime of pekes, with pamphlet on the lteedy-samis Clothing Sys tems lost sod present) gratis on application, or pea tree. The ISSTAPLI-tfildif-NTS arc CUmf.l) FAY FIIIDAY EVCSi• ECG at sanest antU estardey sunset. wben brans is resumed Kota it efelock. DRESS FOR JUVENILES. Very dewriptiost to the best mad latest striae, way be titothed et a sousaents E. NOUN AND SON. wyjscHANT TAILOR/I, WOOLLEN DBATEBB HAITILES. HOSIERS, BOOT AND alioK-BAILE63, AND (ANIBAL OtTEITTLBS. London nooses: Corner of Miroeles and Aldsoit• New Oxford street. eorwr of Hart-atreek Caner of init. nbau.oostrt rood and Eustowroed. "wary E.tahli.hastuts Therglajebulldings, kindge street, Bradford, Yorkshire. Aussie Bbelichl. QPNOTACLIES,.. n Im i roved by HARRIS and I i., BON. witl mast e the eight, Better (=Loot ba ass/a. Stasi. IMO crysierrepebbles, lb.. steel. soi Lb —Be to les. Gold sad Salver Spectacles sad as-Olosam la rest 'sew. se equally low peter. Borrtis o Fr tams, Its. Stl..&..tree. HOS. HilltlS soul SON sto the , op o tos the &Utah Museum Moo. London =IMO. - toMSIM—Ito Isavellars aplospad. ROUGE SUPERSEDED by RIMM EL'S Oaf aNTA L SC6llfot;DA. • eolonziees cream ells& Im. ports fa • few Nitwits. • :/ealitatal sad pervessent bloom to the dr=prbas ta. ad-, by post for 32 stamp. AULANACK foe 1861, beantlfully Mestrated and "Mai Oil. by pawl for stampa Sold by all the trade. perflaserr In the Queen, 96. Strand, and It, Condit Una= ; sad 17. Dealevard dee Itallens. Perk Now I.dltiona. with many Iturravlnp on steel and woad. WiTHERING'S BRITISIi PLANTS and MIMS . a complete Hand.llook of the litittab Flora. Renlaed bFM. MAOOILUTKAT, LLD. 216 Illnetratlona, (cp., lOa M. ANS WOODLAND GLEANINGS. a complete Iland.Book or lama Tress. 6.5 highly enisbed Mustrallons, rep. aro, Y. ad. LINDLEY'S BOTANY: Structural, Physiological, System oda. and Daacripalre. ICel Illustrations. Wu, MA Edward Law .stiocessor to Baldwin and Co.), 14 Elsax4trmt, GIIDTe.—To IWO las SI EN . —The present ani ze" ..... swan Mors Itself . Diu to WHIsTLERII. 11, Hotel bob Weise bis stock bt alletiND-1175; Vitin ia rkl M t 72.1): LOADING GUNN SINGLE sail DIM'aLItiIaULLIM RI YLtd of dory mod bad Esdrlpt ItZVOINIUM by all tilt bed Lauds smoked: with rim ontouttitiost. dc.—irmnsi. U. .11•4 w.ef i rin a . w. dall take wilting Is sesiodp. 088AOK : TOSS. NICHOLAA (300 - 01, Timwdeltrer i kke 'MOW bielaa, by Gtoital Poseitot. ;h oe. the Jew met tie Greek. If/ I. ant il l e ° l"wc s otd, Psteme..-- 1 r. la aapillas. aai alsetyMfga 1 AN Dot WO. T B ! miN" 9' in CANADA VIM= RAMS. By N. A. WOODS, 114. Timor h=carsapiewilat. Ms Ilt=t t• ow* le pairSoaratial Malay • a r ila lr= ilawmagad lab the grave fellow meatiest\ Ism geed wwwire Own has hem reasiseed this young pima at y be the destiny which Provi dence has reserved ter Mak It i • proud thing that he eau a t on this voyage across the Atisaße . —Extract, from tits Duke at Newcastle s Speech at Notliagisarn, De,. a London Bradbury and Evans, 11, Bouverisitreet, nest. street, E C STANDARD BOOKS for PRESENTS. Dr. csoLre POPl.—Tbe POETICAL WORKS of ALEX ANDIR POPL With Menai and Notes by the Rev. 0= CZOLY, LLD. New Idithwa. with Plastrons= sa Stook Tsoll. 00, to rl. elotb: lib. M. morocco. •• The best edition la a obigle volume."—Literary Gazette. MILTON.—The POETICAL WORKS of JOHN MILTON. With Memoir and Notes by tbs Rev. T. Taoaouv. New Edition. Ith Illustrations on Moot leato, Ss. cloth : it. morocco. SH K SPL:A RP- —The Inspow sad GENItel of SHAKSPRARR. Illiistrated la Throe Thoesand ChissiDed SelecUoas teem his Portz. Lilted, obi Notes and Scriptural References, by the Rev. TIII.MAS ri..lca. M.A. Second Edition, (esp. Sys, !Se. cloth , morocco. " Tao very best book of the kind aslotrog."—Noaconfotadat. " Worth Us wale= oold."—Taira Nowise. Edward Law (wwootoor to Baktirta Ned Cwb 16, Eraerotroat, IttraaL This day, crown ttvo, with 230 Woodcut& 7a !MI., VLEMENTS of FORTIFICATION, FIELD and YhttIfANKNT, for the lin of stacienta. Up Captain LLIIDT, Director of the lfracalesi Military College at &mbar" ; late of the ltyeachStafft_ loon W. Putter sad Son, Wog Sifted. This day, octavo, Us., A N INTRODUCTION to tho HISTORY of JIIIIIMUDWICZ. By D. CArtrenz Ewe, LL.D., HaretstiTat-law._ Ceidlee:.lehaW. Porker and igen, West Strand. Dow dm pries tin by poet. 341,11 d., BRIGADE DRILL : u establi4hed by Order in the Meld liordoso ad LoNviatlons of Lolaatry, as mimed fa WA. With itestaida and infertitemi by Major-Ottnaral W. c. 131:TCHL•49uN. Vichtell Landoll : Join W. Pisan sad Boa, Wool Barsad. With Multstkes. en, fte. _MANUAL of HUMAN MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY. By ,U.suef BoLuota, Professor of Aostmay sod Ploefology to the Yolvenity of W Webers. Look*: Joke W. Pieter and Soo, Wed Second. This day, delay !Ivo, 70. ed., ONDIPTELIBLL mu'', By E Hammam Goltoznow, M.D., /snow of the Loyal College el "W. claw ?hyoids& le the Wooten Oement p H i 2oossfy ; sad Lecturer oa Public Health st St. Thomas*, H Lyndon. lobo W. Patter and See, West Ott. & Jost pibilsimi, DISEASES of the SKIN, with Photographic Dlstrations psi°. by post, la aL , ring' DISLAntd and their KiNEDII6, 2s. ed. : by pest, Ps. led. By R. J. Jon [ma, M.D., Licentiate at Me loyal College of Physi cians. bditiburt, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, idaWd btlahed by John Mischa to be had from the Osaanitations daily, from 10 to I sod from 6 to B. or by appotatissat.-80. George-street, RADOM-04MM. Just published, Second idition, puce be ea post tree. rI I. I OOTH-ACHE : its Causes, and a new Painleea Method of Care (with 116 Mach certainty as water quenches thirst Teeth cared by this patent out newer ache again, and thus present the necessity of the painful operation of extraction. Hy THrocut !PAVAN). Suwon-Dentist to kis WWI bishop of Canterbury. Jest published, price le. by poet 14 atamps, DR. BRIGHT'S MANUAL, on Nervonsnens and Premature 1 @cline, and tits mane to be employed in ortler effectually to ret. la or regain primitive vigour and health In every ups of life sod under all circontetanme Each came and effect hoe bees carefully defied and anOrted by per aonal observation in the various Orminental and Kash& hos. r =l... pitale , as also Is nes preetioe. By ltstra Dann% IL ,D. Licentiate of the el Physicians, Member ei the Royal t:..ie. at 94 = :J . a ae. 214, Werwlek.lane. ROWLANDS KALYDOR, an Oriental botanical ion for Ordautifyi the Compkilos aad .r.m. royally- badWe' esteemed aped& semis the wet amthleg. meth* ead WAWA, mite. as thr skin eradicates frreklea. tea, mein disrolorsifoo. sad -19ablaspli=le'rers from the "ai r kw" oth. r cotaar,m sieitatlons . aid readers the Wu stok fair, and Y the CAUSII= blooming. It obviate' all Me 'Nee of ellmate ea the Mtn. X/ CUBS of =USX with plate dimelim• whether with reference to cent end limbrimacy or intense solar fer what regametkm teheeith s.d vigour, Ike twat of Mw nod le amverselle Nab repute, from the Win dimes Ire yews' nennedal premeds is Na treatment those Mash a WM ten tnein mew el Übe erer. Price ts Id. amt ea bd. Lemma eel medel dlineeseehice tend to maldMer sad far b o w. wards gmeseade [Wear are oil ilia. Itig Dr. J. I. CO . IS. Albemarle-Wee', IMP wrapper of each beak. mad their sigastore. " Rowland Leda Led a awl S' la red Mk ag bet Sold at 20. liatiergrdea. Los- .The la fie hod book on aiewaissea"—Maileal gene& Me; and be eireellas sad ,rtes.ltedtellasse,St Coniedtt : Pim mad Ce.. ratefaMMlMM SPORTING. Barnia ATIKANCHESTER.—FaIDAY. YANCHNlfftffit'llrEtPLECHAffft 7 to 1 out leo Field (off) TUN DEWY. 6to 1 opt Dundee (off) " •10to I ' —pi lift (4) 16 to 1 pwatus (off) 20 to 1 Kettledrum (off) 25 to 1 10stiko11 25 to 1 Dictator (I) 30 to 1 Nautilus (t) 20 to 1 Fakattooe (t) 50 to 1 Foot Stsoloy (t) if to 1 (hesio It) Nothisf dew ea any other treat. ' .° kAVAL AND MILITARY. ADNIRALTT, 14.—PRomanoNe AND APPOINT arena —Eogiirers W. Lionnison, promoted to chief me. neer, and appointed to the Hewn ; and W. Hall, mended to ehief engineer, and appointed to the Asia, for service 1311 the Tribune. Engineer A. Bain to the Asia, for service in the Duke of Wellington ; T. T. Murray to the Indus. for ger. vies in the Gibraltar ; J. Riley to the Cumberland for service in the Rodney ; and R . Moore to the Cumberland, for service in the Newcastle. ADMIRALTY, DEC. 12.—Corps of Royal Marines. —ollplain Richard Hemp Connolly to be lieutenant -colonel. Mee Hacker, deceased ; First Lieutenant Richard John Hardy Douglas to be captain, vice Connolly, promoted ; Second Lieutenant Sydney Vere Alston to be drat lieute nant, Moe HOWL', promoted.—Gmette. PORTSMOUTH, Dsc. 14. The Osborne, peoldle-wheel steam yacht, Mester Commander G. M. K. Bower, arrived last evening from Madeira and Lisbon. The Rinaldo,l7, screw skap, and the Pbilomel, 5, serew, ere ordered to be rigged and *cod in the first class steam reserve. The Retribution, 9e 4 paddle-wheel frigate, Commodore Edson, C. 8., is expected to be paid off about Friday next. SAILOILIe HOKE AND DESTITUTE SAILORS' AST unt.—The amiably meeting of directors was held as Thuniday, 13th instant, at the Sailors' Home, Welletreet Captain C. J. Bosanquet, R.N., in the chair. The mere -1 taacented the isoxsantis, by which it appeared that the a of boarders in the Home has lately been very kne, ea army as 350 seamen baying been lodged in one night. The gums of money remitted home by seamen shoe May 1 amounted to 14,7211. fie. 9d., and deposits in the Board of Trade,savinge bank to 2,3991. 12e. 9{l. A donation of 1001. wee forwarded to the directors by an anonymous friend I=hbiesaraOrnmaney and Co. The secretary reported that visits have been paid to the Home by a French gen. Boman connected with the " Menageries Imperials.," with a view to the establiehment of a similar institution at Mar seilles for the seamen of that company. Tenders for the supply of provisions for the quarter commencing Jan. 1, 1861, were submitted, showing nearly the same prices se for the current quarter. The seamen enrolled. at the Sailors Home for the naval reserve number 332. With reference to the Destitute Sailors' Asylum, it appeared that during the past month 70 distressed sailors have been re lieved not only with food and shelter, but also with a sup ply of warm clothing, and ea winter advances the number may be expected to increase daily. Tag LATZ Da. CROLY.—The arrangement for the funeral sermon of Dr. Croly has been most opportunely and judiciously carried oat. The fame, character, career, and perionisel of the great City divine were all strongly marked with individuality ,• he wag neither one of the crowd, nor in his own clerical and literary circles did he occupy any ordi nary level, but stood above and apart in his own strength of mad and (Wafts of wisdom and learning. It wag but fit ting, therefore, that the utterance of a funeral oration from the pulpit so long adorned by the august presence and wad eloquence of Croly should be pronounced by a men of similar scholastic tastes and stainments, end fof mental calibre not inferior to the departed preacher. Dr. Cirea will preach this (animal sermon ea Beadily morning neat, at St Btephen's, Walbrook, sad the esaaregados will fad is him many striking phrwhal mad 'math theemblaseee to the good pastor they have lost. • gegikeleary meeting was held at the Mansion b oos. yerterday (Friday). presided over by the Right Boa the Lied Mayne. ler the rupees of taking into onosidemtan the bed roam at Ink* hamar for a suitable and lemma memerial of the late reverend doctor. A -eatin g was else WA be the vegety-rocan of lit. ati leg the paws of ban* as address of con dolence to the family of the late reverend doctor—City Prat. . _ _ ROYAL VICTORIA SIIIRRY.—Thin celebrated wine, oseidomi exelnrively to the liarepams and Colonial Wise CM = ,48 In, ?stimuli, ls the net gild fatourite of the wise emeanunity, sod, being found to most foohionable It V simply neeesury to state that as a Manor 'Me N Mai sseled4.l, whilst to the Invalid its delicate sad soft Maw Iggerts renewed vigour, end ?tedium the most sabeter? Abet grim the tie: sots system. The retortion of duty ambles ttie of the Yunmean and Colosial Wine Company Is elhir Ws Only excellent and natural wine at the wolmlartully `I pin se TrientrAeren Shallop per dozen, bottles and MINI iiiidaftl.--(Adv•rt far 'Rent We briefly announced yesterday morning Um I death of the Fart of Aberdeen. The deceased peer, had belie d,rroold, in a few weeks have completed his 77th year, having loon born in Edinburgh in 1784. The first im portant diplomatic poet }leaned was the embassy at Vienne This was entrusted to him in 1813, his age being at that date no more than 29. It was at Toplits, in November, 1813, that, as ambeseedor to Austria, he effectuated the nagetiailkes which included the father-in-law of the Knierve.Nepoloce in the general combination %piing Im perial Frazee, end precipitated the catastrophe, the fiat sone of which closed at Fontainebleau. In conferenceq negotiations, treaties, and compacts preceding east following the sojourn in Elba, and these male which, after the battle of Waterloo, were presumed to place on a basis of unassailable strength the designs of Moissess is the interest of their respective toasters, Lord Aberdeen took pert, and acquitted himself with creditable ability within the line prescribed for him by the cabinet. It would be inexact to say that in his diplomatic capacity Lord Aberdeen initiated a line of policy, but he doge rely represented and supported that with which he via alleged. In the year 1828, after the brief admehmation ef Caulks and Lord Goderich, the Duke of Wellingtoa vedette* to , form a government, in which Lord Aberdeen ma neethaseed to the Foreign-office. He shared the fortunes sad ninfee tunes of the Duke of Wellington and Sir Robert Bed sear equent on the disruption caused by the Emarxdpaika AAA and he stood side by side with them during the e4Mii- tudes of the Reform era. Of course be took eMesz e i n a kti left it (on this oecaeioa, however, for the Colonies) r 'vie abed seeterreene iatemeganna of ,1834.35 ; And meek oersitkeeferieuned • hie ekt penition 'thee Fortis:meeker when, in, 1841, Sir Rebid Peel obtained a more durable lame of power. From the &Hof Sir Robert Peal down to the formation of the coalition ministry in 1852, Lord Aberdeen experienced another long interval of exclusion. in February, 1856, he was succeeded by Lord Palmerston. Since then Lord Aber. deen has not Ultima prominent pert in polies% though co oasionally addressing the peers, and always listened to with the peculiar deference which is paid to only two or three oilier members of the house. Hriess known to have been honoured in a special meatier with the personal confidence and esteem of his sovereign. ,Lord Aberdeen was the fourth in succession is the Scottish earidomoehich wee created in 1682. • 11'1814 he 'was mated a viscount of the limited Kingdom. He Inc 'eted hie gamtifather in the family estates and Scottish honours in thik you .1801. He was re/fried twice ; first, in 180, to a daughter of the fi rst Mirqua of Aberoorn, who died without ossie in /112 ; seecradly, in 1815, to the relict of Jimfis Ifiseenit Flanratoa. ibis lady's son by her first haste& oreilese subserresetH the Mooed Marquis of Abeseeekt so-that *coalman jueti demand was son-in law to tba fiat end Megfether 19 the grwast marquis, to whom his son, Lord Heade (by the wooed marriage), the present earl, is of, coarse helf.brother. On .his retirement, in 1855, he received the Masotti- of die 'vacant Garter. He was also a Knight of Shit' Scottish Gate of the Thistle. His lordship was Chancellor tenacity and Rim's Gelleges, Aberdeen, Ranger of Greenwich-park, sa Rider Brother of the Trinity Home, and fur same time President of the Satiety of hatiquiries. His lordship) diametion was much confided in by his ocriintrymen of the Presbyterian pernession,; and, during the divides which arose upon the patronage i or'" *tendon " 'quiriiiOu, he acted for a while es , kind of uMpite beware the contending parties ; but his mediation could not leek% trial rupture. A . We dee frond el Peerage" that the Gordan, &et of abledesioah4 dideinaloda, Dukes of Gordon and 7/4Z. Val" of limeys. derive from a common progenitor—the earl preserving throogboet nude descent, the dukes spring ing from the heir-female pf the senior line, Elizabeth Gordon. An arionlor, Patrick Gordon, of Methlic and' Haddo, grand son of Patrick Gordon, of Methlie, slain at' th 6 battle of Arbroath, obtained' charters under the great seal, from James 111., in 1481, from James IV. in 1505, and from James V. is 15/e. YOUNG'S TYPE-CONPORING 437) DISTRI BUTING mAdetsza. The public will recolleet the introduction, some years since, ell the first of these ingeniously contrived ma- • chines. The Family Herald was, we believe, at first printed by it, but several difficulties which arose in the de tails induced the proprietor, after a short time, to revert to the old system. Ever since Mr. Young, the inventor, con fident in the soundness of his principle, has applied Min self sedulously to the improvement of the mechanism, and now believes that he has completed a machine which is perfectly calculated for the poetical business of printing. The present specimen consists of a row of grooves set up right in a home, and comninsiestiug with a key-board ex actly similar to that of • piano. Behind is au inclined plane, sloping down to • point, where the typos slip through, letter by letter, into • galley, from whence it is transferred to a frame in which the composed matter stands as in • newspaper form. The compositor sits in front of the in. stnunent, and plays his sonata, the score of which Is a page of copy which is placed before him. Be works with great rapidity, and it is alleged can set from twelve to fifteen thousand letters an hour. The great improvement claimed for the present machine consists of a series of inge nious contrivances to prevent the upsetting or misplacing of the type dozing its passage down the inclined plane. When the form is full the set-up matter is taken out and "made up" into pages in the ordinary manner. A sough proof was shown to us which had been prepared in this way, and it was quite as clean as an ordinary first proof. The calculation is that one compositor, with three "justi fiers," will be able to do the work of sixteen working in the ordinary way, together with • great saving of time. In ad. ditiao to the composing machine, Mr. Young has also pre pared a distributor, which, when complete, will work with equal rapidity. lie expects that his invention will recom. mood itself to newspapers and other establishments when esomaions arise where a great deal of copy must be set up in a little time. We have ourselves great doubts as to whether Mr. Young will, by any contrivance, however ingenious, be able to supersede the directing power of human intelligence is so high • elms of mechanical art as printing. The Crystal Palace Poultry Show, which closes this afternoon, has bees in all respects by far the most sum essidul of say held at the Palace. As to-day is one of the few shilling Saturdays in the year, • large attendance may be looked for. Professor Pepper will commenze a series of lectures this afternoon, illustrated by dissolving views. SMITHFEBED CLUB Cams Suow.—Yesterday was the fourth and last day of the show of the Smithfield Cattle Club, and although throughout the day the bazaar was by no means so num, rously attended as on the two preceding ones, still towards evening the crowds which arrived in rapid succession from every part of the metropolis was enormous. So far as the sales of prize stock are conceruod there were only same few specimens remaining unsold. The show finally closed at nine o'clock last evening, and it is computed that something like one hundred thoussmi persons must have passed through it within the four days. Me. COBDEN AND THE FEEEDOM OF THE CITY'. —Many strange rumours have been circulated to account for the delay in the presentation of the freedom tollichant Cobden, and, as is usual in such cams, these have barn of the meat contradictory nature. We (City Pre.) have not thought it necessary either to refute or expl., in statements that had no groundwork in fact, bemuse we knew that time would bring all the rumours to a proper and. But it will be none the lees acceptable to the public to hear Mr. Cobden's own explanation of the delay, and we subjoin a letter from Mr. Cobden to Mr. W. C on nell, C.C., which will suffice to put an end to doubts and rumours on the suls. ject :—" Paris, Dec. 7, 11460.—My_ dear Sir,—l am greatly obliged by your tied inquiries. My general health is per fectly good, but lam suffering from a slight renewal of bronchial irritation, caused, I presume, by the unfavourable weather. I have no faith in any other remedy for affections of the respiratory organs but that which is conveyed through the air we breathe, and I am going to Algeria for a month or two, in quest of a clear sky and a warm climate. Oa my return to.&gland, I shall hasten to present nip at the Guildhall, to acknowledge the hoursr of the Free dons of the City, which, under your auspices, was conferred on me, but which circumstances beyond my control have so long prevented me from receiving.—l remain, sincerely yours, It. CORWIN. —W. Column, Faq.—P.S. I leave rani tomorrow for Marseilles." Birmingham was yesterday enveloped in • dense fog, ;sodas awl immoveable throughout. In the middle of the day reading or writing was impossible, and the shops sad ether places of Weimer were lighted up all day. The following letter from Count Cavour is in re ply to a eranuradeaties addressed to him by Mr. Edwin , Jame, ILP., eia the eubjeot a/ the introduction of • law - analogise, to oar " Haber Corp..," and a measure for the institution of a tribunal for immediale ptblie investigation tato all charges of a penal nature similar to that in use by oar polio@ . 'I E7O Foreign Affairs, Turin, Nov. you have —l to thankyou for the letter in which you have augmlied to se the introduction of the law of ' Habeas Corm'? into the eyries ot Italian legislation. lam fully aware of the temerimar at that guarantee of individual liberty, and I beg to roue you that we have already made peat rivannie in that direrioa. Aeoordiug ,to the present ' state of our law, every prisoner mast within twenty-four leer be 'examined by gumbo *kid sathority, who, in purrattee of by no means arbitrary rules, either orders the immediate discharge of the accused, with or Without Nal, gic oontinur his arrest, at the same time taking !tope for placing him at oboe on his trial. Every Wl:Varrest, duly proved, subjects the functionary ahan. have caused:, it to ..inqairy and punishment. At the same time I quite acknowledge that the strict juin ' dial settee given by the law of babe's corpus to persons illega t nyAn'ested assure more car pletely the liberty of the , individual. I will at oace bring the subject under the - notice of my oollerme, the Keeper of the Seals, within 4; w special penvir e are all questions of penal legiala t: and I have no doubt that he will propose to the par tto approsiniwie be nearly as possible to the law of is thil•inalt".; liy.collegrue, Idinghotti, iv pre. parlors law Which- iU coat* moat complete self-govern- ' 'rat on all the provinces and communes. In this matter ales it is our endeavour to accomplish by other means the mare results which England, the clerical mother of all liberty,tre almadynereved. Allow me to renew to you, with theirs for the interest you take in the cause of Italy, the sere mead ray meet distinguished coridetation. "lb Edwin Jamie, Esq., lid'., kc." "C. Carona. On Thursday evening the third annual distri bution of prizes and certificates to the successful candidates at the reced examinations in connexion with the Bast Lan ashire Union of Mechanics' Institution' toot plate in the Assembly Room at Burnley. The hall was suitably deco rated, on the walls being hung engravings, water-colour drat,'" Ice .4 4 chants of adnuseion ranged_ from 3s. to aid mare was a tolerably numerous atten dance in eluding a number of ladies. At seven o'clock the chair was taken by the Right Hon. C. B. A DDERLIT M.P. (late vice president of the Committee of Council on ' Education) • and amongst the gentlemen preseet announced to take pe rt: is the promediap were the Marquis of Hartingtoe, ILP., Sir James Key Bbuttleworth. Bart., Lieutenant-Colossi Wilson • Padre, M.P., Bevy. H. M. Birch, M.A., and A. Towneley Parker, Y.A. ; Mears. Thomas Greene, F. Alleyne IPGeitchy, Re. METROPOLITAN BOARD or Wriaitt—The meet ing of the board was held yeeterday in the Council Chamber, Guildhall ; Mr. J. Thwaitee in the chair. The financial statement was presented, which gave the following ' cash balances in the hands of the treasurer :—Current ac counts, 83,98 K. 111. 3d. ; deposit aoreents, 114,0001. ; total. 197,994/. 10s. 3d. ; government securities, 17,1561. 6s. ld. Tenders were received for covering over the Rane- Ugh-sewer, near Park-road, Kilburn, and that by Mr. Thirst for 1,290!. was accepted. A report was received from the Main Drainage Committee, stating that they had investigated the duties and salaries of the permanent staff of officers, and they were of opinion that it was desirable to include the whole of the subordinate officers in a general • scheme of classification, each class having a definite maximum salary, and , a fixed rate of lingual increase. They recommended that the subordivate officerashould be divided into four classes, viz.—First class: Salary commencing d 200/., with an annual increase of NC until it shall reach :WO/. • second class : salary commencing at 130/. with an annual Mende of 71. 10e. until it shall reach 200/. ; third class : salary commencing at 100/., with an annual increase of 51. until it shall reach 150/. ; fourth class: salary com mencing at GO!., with an annual increase of 4/. until it dell reach 100!. The adoption of then suggestions would • MUM an annual increase in the drat class of 901.; second clue, 671. 10a. ; third, 35/. ; and fourth, 12/. ; redeem a total annual increase of the present eddies of 5061. 16s. After a short discussion the further consideration of this report was adjourned for a week. The rest of the business was devoid of public interest. QUEEN'S Hoerrrei, BIRMINCHIAIL —The annual collection made in all the churches and cha pe ls of Birming ham in favour of one of the hospitals in that town took place this year on the lad Sunday in October. The returns basing now been made up, the amount realised was yester day presented at a special meeting convened for the pur pose ; the Mayor In the chair. The amount was 3,433/. NATIONAL PROVIDENT INintruvton.—The foun dation atone of a new building, at the corner of Grace church-street and &stamp, intended for this office, was laid yesterday by the chairman, Mr. Samuel Hayhurst Lucas (one of the original founders of the society), in the CrKsof the directors and a small circle of friends. board individually sutecribed and presented the chair man with the silver trowel used on the occasion. TEACHING AND EMPLOYMENT OF THE BLIND.— meeting eau held at the Hope-hall, Liverpool, yeeter- . day, the Lord Bishop of Chester presiding, at which it was I agreed to engraft upon the existing society for the " Home teaching of the Blind," the establishment of a sale-room where the produce of blind persons' labour could be disposed of, and a workshop for the employment of the blind. Already nearly 1,0001. has been raised for this object is LiverpooL LONDON RIFLE VOLUNTEER BRIGADE. —We are informed the interesting ceremony of distributing the prize medals to the winners, in the bite competition of the mem bers of this brigade at Wimbledon, will take place at the Guildhall this evening upon the return of the regiment from its march out to Stoke - Newington. The models will be presented by the lieutenant-colonel at seven o'clock. THE THREATENED STRIKE or MINERS IN THE Gudnateoex Durrater.—We are sorry to have to announce that the strike in the Adwalton and Glldersome district has ' commenced, the men employed in the Cueitoo Colliery having suspended work on Tuesday, because two of their number were discharged by the employer, but were not furuished with clearance papers, without which they cannot obtain work in any other pit. Other miaen, who hams been on what is technically called " bad work," at other collieries, are unable to give up their situations, because the masters refuse to give them a note with which to seek work at other pits. THE OLD COPPER COINAGE —There appears to be much misconception abroad as to the mode to be adopted in the withdrawal from eirculation of the old copper coin. me. Some suppose that a percentage will be shortly offered for it by government, and are engaged in hoarding the money accordingly until that time arrives. There is no doubt, however, that these copper dealers will have to wait a long time for their profits. In the fist piece, the prin cipal material of which the new coins are competed can be purchased by the Mint, in the market, at a much lower rate than that establishment would be compelled to pay for old copper money ; and in the next place there canno t be, for aear or two at least, sufficient bronze coin struck te tly the place of the copper. There is nothing for it. ore, but to allow both copper arid bronze to circulate t p lstl f i:l t o t r e that l time. The copper . probable wi at am t o;: e nt ni c t o e ns o t t antly eadk-balf or two per cwt. —ieclietake' Marren. i ATIiAA WALL Or BEANTg VINE at gr o nemed Sana a , dos t e o n iay g7 psf . alz bun 1111=1:1011 of vistarimillim ° ye:Ape= agrl mp riaja y. fi b = Ca di Tat ri o r r i t ozeseromil of 41 Ram :11 cii. S2F e wa x. RA= so .4