The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-20 00:00:00

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NO CHRISTMAS GOT is man nimbi* than CIANDONI M&M st COLUMN*. hbisb Mi Aim MaIWWI womb al a mom AleMe MA as 4 My Am ineibma me* mar diesimmil Mr Premmbig, ‘trl or leslortm Me Mair,WlMiim elf Ma•S i r " M rea. timing any NH ta b.ISr. 75..4., Se., AM ~A as 4 A. t/MM ti. WillimiammeM Mask . me ail MAMMA art mmi. No AIM* soi NM Ills imit Mimisse rid imrimied. Wirimad BOUND TEETH are indispensable reessesi AlineUm awl to health awl tongetity by at riA Ltogr erwr ooolinitios d tool ROWLANDS' OLENTO, of RICA aampaorkil a °dental Ma, la sou of wales lit proloorlig mod besotttylog the teeth. 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ANNINt • bislsPo sal • lis•Olo. IN balm. SOL. sod boibm k bors omoNtios is Nos. Ss qui B • pstkoskar ire •Mt lo INIENN. Ms •••■•••so lo assromd • Mow 0000_1114 _AMMO sal INCIPIZET CON- N . / winnow me ErVICTVALLT CCM IS Ng all ulnas's via* re egg - - I IN Os rww Issmisleho Imo Sr meg d *MI NM to spoot. Ow awl mkt IIP•117. Sad , 0* may Om ow. aid all Ord= el OD him AM. rid grail add r.a s s it _p. aid 11.1 a ask 71.011/11 SUMO. nousule~ 1114, IL hors. sluidesed. Lobe . W whiled W all dempla. JMMO% COPABINIL—Oopaiba sad CONAN aft rombrer lb, boa nrear. br tiro dna an .1 a inolin nom sal sant ord nuados rift rim sank M grrb riebilara. miaow ars mairlad Es nearre obraprils semis purr* ressuoir by Warr 1171:12 .616 Cepriry or re orraan• Ur N 1.714: 1 1= ab boo bow ~sr by Parr men Om a ihomed Mao a Park as 4: Mboyors Ilaria =lvia. ta. Tliarr irk Illor% ad 111. Ilbriburryyrs. ND ' MINI or lbw WA Mir& srll turn Cask - I in Lid%del. S. Ula Ur nopyrry, mildl lb la Ws 4 • 110•111•11101/11 111 sr din dem Itlrillaim or = li rorra br io rb bIIL ed. ano lm. WVI Por. l—aallir C. 111nrs dosuid. Iligorees; 1116 M lirsollo. lan*. ad ell ROYAL ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. (h, and alter the :nth Deennher nett this Tlieslee will be under the manuement 4 Yr. \WWII VINING. In wake ciarallun chrietrna,. a New Clasen:al, Nlytbnleatied ewe as Extravanea, untitled Pratt/XS and ANDSUMSDA. • brunt*. kani. DA N51.--OALDWELL'S for DANCING.— al Private Lemma, M say hour, to Adults Ittantateed', LI la.: Solent Dammam, Sem Eiening. Lang tpladrillu Miglita—Booing Night. Dee. IS: Monday, Dec. SO. and New You's Coe. Adnnaalon, one Shilling. The Grand Annual !serail' Nights irlth Distribution, Jan. 7 audit—Dem greet, THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. EXTRAORDINARY AITRAC7IONB. The Proprietors of the Louden Parthou hare much pleasure In eamennelng the engagement of MR. OEOROIS HODSON, Wham INlNaltable Arlinenti. , u of Irish We and character la the ire etmeeend ad2Ortition.__ MCMAit. WOOD and SON A Yee contribute to the mensament of the visitors In their 1110110 ZN TARTAINMILVT, wtoding up with • peculiar Inveigles, di steel the RV 1.1:8 RUN JlO. Tl C ish p sw r ean omanuse abo compiles sels,tions from the most VOperas. the asewing of malskibe Ws of the M and n Family, d es ir troardinary a J. IaILNDILIOWIN • LA ILOIIDIN OW TIM FLYING MIA; THE OZZATMIT MOND= OF Til DAY, with • smarty el other asereltlen TIM LONDON PAVILION, TICAIIOII3ZSTRIZT, Sop of the Hay tat, Open at 7.—Admiales M. sad is Ilia Nowilog sawn gem rib li JAL °ROUX Musical Dtrestar. Z. LOMA sad C. SONNSIAMMIZ, Preprieten ALZMILNDIRII CELE BRAT= A-LA-MODE /I,M rid SALAD 1101:11r letsblielmod dB par& N Ticsaoss smart licakllll7. Opposite the Pevtlloe,W. TILAMILTON and KIMPTOA Tailors. Alpaaptsaleallia itvea la Ole alaiMemea6 le the UIS OW•111111E6 t they taloa et lancer sad tettaree that ..urea be medial. - N.& • West Ns* d Ilni•eisee INTIM 01111100•711 damps ea Mail at lli t 11116•114 empedle MR. MILS, (ALfIID WIBB MILLS) xsw ADMIX AND WINTEI tee the Weekliseeileek& ANGOLA M. MMES. owe meets lad Too horns WWII 11166 reedy 11•611 tor 4 b la Vreilee. Wiens <ale &Miele Y7l. 10001l4TWIr. HA NOVELDQVADD. me who le see eeemeteal Ina sag pew /Weals. wed whew. Mos la Ye row 1111TAILIANILD YIUULCAILY. OBRING ATTIRE M 17 a even deseriplisa sod lee all dame way be obtlbeed. rawly lamb at ends Me ire Z. 110(1111 ewe !lOWA , Sealy. Needier.mode sod Duped Wadies rs. MawsNeedier.Needier.beet r T abee Malree M s,Z Orel Ath l ete,,. Drape ttere. ~..yedee! Some: CISIL _lrgablia■•••l4 111. 187, Arsoilsi; N. Aldisic Odordolnot 1/11. 1 1 1 1 114:= 0.m ihrilalesst=. in. 5 1. 11art deal In. IN. IlliMakuwesert4em4: Ass.roaL Illises=lM.Ord. Yeabilme. LATEST NOV lILTY.—The DIINDIE waarrax. brutes hob COAT sad CAI% prise lb. the T T bed eentertsbie want over la bated—To be bad lavebeed Meth alb 4 0:f, oopele Tatter% Hatter; Maier% Noma bil i r= a vow s eid 0111111 we. II MIMS as Buhl abblibeasbe ere closed friday bombe et mart WI beeareg wain et swassi. ebb rameat till eaves eadadb _ o, lams Per nis labgli;Z4 1114, 123. 122, In. • ;; 0. / 2 22. /4 Oduritalneil Dessea, I/4 M. 244 2•11/00/4-stres2 ; llonalwesk Tottislosiounnal 1/1, 1/4 To42,olrmosert-reed : loablithrmis: liseesed Total % UTIRIATIONAL VEMBITION of 1862. lIIIILUIT ALMANAC, sifts 141147411aWied sad wea sels awaslifll. cwt slowing br the INTIM, TIOIOSI of PIK sag be Mk emile, et& WOW 11011. Ibraftpasea sad lisepsiis Taw% Balbsi" Darr" Ilest Nab" sad ferral Owleikes. -; 116. lu. 1244. I‘7 * . - 111usuri lbsald ass. so. ~ 14 Oslore-allesil sos. .r,. .... Nam Oallegalrelisidallost. Totiat ma 137, 1^ Tollaiburome.osad: IN. islaximplai. Conoley abobadonals Ibuilaid art Ikeisrd. Torkeidre. Tidy publibid, plot N.. p X.O '8 _ dmy A N IC kr 1882. Illosiraboill by Imo Limo ma A= imm& - load' MK llys&obrest F R" Chg. 5' The ATHINAIIIM has been THIMICIICIL THE ATHEN/EVil is sow THREEPENCI. Thirty yews ago. ohm tM ATIMULEVII nuns Into Ma hands d No prima proprieties. lb visa w sightponat, sad Its contests with odmitloomats lait i at Mama Con. Timed that IM olessislisa Marry nattered by herb pries. sad thee every Monolo* to Ms page would lutng incivire d dmiatke end satteseity, Um proprietors re duced the prim ambaii—eo tourism.. TM =istgesat ase coeded. sad Ilberery Journals berm the The prerthresesbefreeheaye held to the yrlsdple thee peeved. may ban Oen es the pre& the beat& el every show le the bey. larreadess the Nee vltherie Iseresee of yetis, esti! the meow W beeme doable ile torieer elae—above Wastrels solame. Tlepreeprielers. taking advantage of the abolition et tie r ' date, thereby* resolved that from the 61! at October rino re of Tit ATIIINAUN doubt be Memel be lHlti Till array Doves MUNI FOR CRRISTIIA R Pries Fesgebst. et ALL THI YZAR ROUND, Ombesimi by CRAMS Dom" limn= TOM TIDDLUUS 6COIIND, I. Midas up 610 i aad cis - IC'7 Main op Waits at Rea. daes. V. Maklasa aPeekat book. IL Maki le &Wag Mir Vl. Mails op Mae IC le deem 11l ?Wes up Terrible Co-at TH. =op Ur Tinker. leref. IIiZEDWAND scLwra irrrors XZW 'MAL. ♦ STRANGE ATOM Win h• completed Is Mar* NUB • NSW NOVEL MY WL WILILIX COLLINS _ _wubd Weibead Zaill•T Wish* eanbara. prise ; aba In 1= parib awl andy Yes ii it. W W.C. . and be Wawa Claes= sad Itell i r= W. PiffARZ Ica CHRISTM by AS ordains the ithiAY WITNII/a of TIMM SLR I•AGADIXE mills=),, Id& •••0•I• din siprellui &spins of • by Gear.. Ilmie. el • err •••I. 'Aaron Pupa.* by Or suitor of "WO Anders isieut," Le. Now austwillorte mart two • 6•16. r moremly. Prim la. ratty.—Orr,itt, Its•••••••••. 1••••••• rrig ßET is CHRISTMAS GIFT a HALF iwsk eill M AIYAIU TALD et mous Lin sal ADVINTVILL rem* :-1. The ludlea Cad. t Tlie =see: red Lma OM IMO eri. MOO >lt It OM& kg IL easeleire. see J. lk goecker, deptelle keel/ le =lre eleek. Ellt beck sad dee lasi= : Wird mei Lock. Ud FiraNtreet. MBASys, press fa, br past 18 Amp., aaa IRRITABILITY of MIND D I LI BOOT. w■.ay bon MIMI - evils their Nista Is xi ample, soksiSari lasbdia emerredog tilmoia, sad lopepir awls's& By T. I. TIMM 11.1) , Ttellidas Ile Um esearel P•414111k• Wier Callan' Proyidimi boisayks. es, 114 111/B•Page. Woe* ICC Yea Si yeblklek yeles LI FE by pint lo SClingiel of: or, How SM% .....d le Uwe Per; Ihtploweeoff of btfolowleo el abooro iddoese : sei Om venoms noneme. at Affe Mne Leelresilms ter etwaffes aM oe4 liemelta at Oho Teelomeol el Oleaviore isolinfel Se ii i ing LOA By • Pinaeloa d to miff preellee Onfeina—The lideaotloe of Taffy laho—The Art of =ll/e —The of leepelke—Thelllemeob tad No The Ceillyeleee of Yoe Alkeleas y llookAile el Ike loooder—Xorieee Olserems. La : AA li. Mom 114 : caaai. sod all Imeheellew 1111. CURTIN ON 10111•00E1111K o pia bealres be 101111 AL DIBILITY. 48. .Jose Pellebid. Prim JIL A the Avast lt AMEDICAL =AY oe tie CIAIIBI 4 = OM d PIENIAII7III INICUNI r MAX. wit plata dirkkiss r mime mookties i• Irak ird Wiper. Oa molt M ammo Iwo mot assesistal make la ft liestasat ut thaw, pools. wins aled asqulred Jima ollisib Mid So embitter W Amon Ilk IW Df. Mm 1. L. Mono. 114 Albsimokomee, Plearlity.Larba derIel111;m84111•11. Witilia•bedialls• la lotealbamoliommisret slim Or bestrwilaillieb os mPier i dirouss=de= lir Melba et pansi c pre. Laden : Owila ; imi J. Aim. fll ikowlekkos. THE CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND Al MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 19. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Para, Captain Jamieson with the heavy por tion of the above mails, has arrived. She brings G 4 passengers, 23 packages icie, value 26,9251. ; precious stones, value 5,000 rupees ; jewellery 3,800, and musk 500 rupees ; also 109 bales flax, 400 sacks wheat, 242 barrels data, 160 boxes oranges, 81 packages tusks, 131 barrels gum, 210 packages sundries, and 1,083 bales raw silk, value upwards of 90,0001. sterling. The Pons sailed from Alexandria on the 6th, Malta 10th, and Gibraltar the 14th inst. ; between Malta and the latter place she passed three English line-of-battle ships, names unknown. The usual Egyptian fleet and three French trans ports were lying in the harbour of Alexandria. At Malta her Majesty's Ships Terrible, Agamem non, Cresar, James Watt, Firefly,, and Marl borough. Ati Gibraltar her Majesty's ships Ra coon, Firebrand, and Procris. The Amphion left Gibraltar for England on the 14th, the same time as the Para. Thu following British ships had arrived out at Gibraltar since the last mail :—Tranaport ship Lord Dalhousie, 33 days from Deptford, with government stores ; steamer Morocco, 6 days from Liverpool ; steamer Sicilian, 7i days from Liver steamer Cadiz, 8 days from London ; steamer Ceylon, 5 days from Southampton ; steamer Dom Pedro, 16 days from Glasgow ; and steamer Euphrates, 6 days from Liverpool he American barque C. B. Allen had arrived at Gibraltar, and landed the mate and crew, 12 in number, of the late British barque Majestic, from Londou, bound to New York, which lost her rudder on the 13th ult., in long. 52.18 deg.,lat. 41.44 ,deg. when the muter abandoned her, and got on board the American barque John File, bound to Cork. The mate and crew remained on board till the 19th, when they were picked up by the C. B. Allen. The Cerreepuudemia, • Spanish paper, says "There is reason to expect that the Moorish go vernment will not lose a moment in carrynto execution the treaty lately concluded wit hin, by delivering,very likely within the present month, the 3,000,000 dollars stipulated to be paid before the evacuation of Tetuan, two-thirds of which will be delivered in London." THS LIVEIPOOL BOBOUGH 11/AS. Yegberday a meeting of the proprietors and eon. tributikies to this braking company was held at Limpool, for considiring as account male up by the liquidatees, showing the elan of affairs of the company, sad the pro gram node in the winding up . , down to the =pintas of the fourth year after the peeing of the reunions' fee We winding up the &fain of tie company, and • report dining why the winding up has sot been completed. The their wee esinpisd by Mr. J. B. Baena:its, the annum al the liquidators, sad, en seine sailing the meetEg basing been read by 111 z. Xarebell, solicitor, Mr. - Bain aceoustast, reed • report, which stated " that the oolleMioae during the year endlim 12th Novem ber amounted to 116,7151. Is. 108., out et which the liquified's,. bed sompiend the dinners of the eriglital liabilities's( the honk, with the d ine sely cd dd. mot yet shamed. They beil also bees mablod to make • And return of 10e. per share to tatuntrailb which was paid es the Rod September lest, the closing of t he se accounts they had made • second payment of 10s., which will appear in the wen annual statements. There was no diminution in the estimated surplus, but rather as locreme, although of course ontimencles .118 existed erecting the ultimate realisation. Le conpllasce with the requirements of the en of pediment the liquidates had to state that the reason why the wind. tag up bad not yet hem completed is that then are masts of the beak outstanding which it bed hese is possible hitherto to realise, and the collection of which will still noramaxiky mow some time. 1 e liquidate,' will cooteaus to give their beet emetic= to the ask end quick oollestio• of these nests, so as to refers to the shirr holders in the ensuing year am much se it is pomade to gel together." Th. following is • summery of the obineass. d swamis annexed to the report The "beak is acenen correct with the liquidators" shows a tote' of Whin*, paid 88,6291., leaving a balance of liabilities tq the mown of 66,45111. There had been returned to shereholdsn, at the rate of 10.. per share on 77,202 shares, the sum of 311,0011. The total assets collected amount to 152,3121 E, leaving • balsam to the next seccest of 27,0491. Ia the mama statement the total amen are estiontedat 1114,n0h The good debts are estimated at 52,4021., sad the bad end doubtful at 47,4211. The liabilities to creditors are 3,5741., and the bonen of surplus en the estimates 161,1451. The Onarstitax then asked If any mem required further isdonnatiou, end there being so rsply, the wet* was de clared at sa sad. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIMIA/NY, pre. 19.—Pitolsorloms AND Ar rowtsnorre.—Lieutenants B. Moore sad F. C. R. Baker, to the Marlborough, additional for disposal ; J. 8. Eaton, to the Monis, additional for &imam' ; W. E. Fitz Gerald, R. land, and C. T. Chute, to the Nile, additional for dimpssaL Mader A. J. Veitch, to the Orlando. Second Masters J. J. Covey, to the Dee ; and R. Reed (eetint), to the Hawke, for coast guard service. Eepasers A. Gray, promoted to acting first class assistant fisailleer is the Arropnt ; sad D. Crichton (A.), rearmed as mooed elms assistant engineer in the Edinburgh. Actin Second elms Assistant Engineer E. Wiliam, to the Asia, as supernumerary. Dueecne or tee Measer.—Ever Mace the seines. of, • prospect of war with elie United bates, greet alma hes been experienced is Liverpool relative to the exposed eieditios of the port, the three forts at the mouth of the Money being unanimously prostration to be par tied, melees la these days of steam frigates mid maestro orders's. The mem** was yesterday deemed at the Mersey Den Bard, win, ea the moan of Me. Hubback, • "defense committee" was appoioted with orders to con fer with the corporation, the Birkenhead Commissioners, and the government. Mr. John Laird, ILl'., mid the a tin of the defences of the Maley wee of vital sad interest, and be trusted that the committee would promptly and energetically briout under the notice of the government. A deputation of the Liverpool volunteer officers It yeste i rzrde waited upon R. Hutchison, Esq.. the Mayor of Limmo to urge upon him the necessity of prompt steps beim takes to defend the port, sow easily open to the amens of Mem vessels of war. The mayor, while oomplimeatime the volunteers epos their patriotic solicitude, mid that he was in correspoodeace with the government on the subject of the defences of the port, and the corporate authorities would not lose eight of • questioa of such great Importance. Tex BALwr tottery.—The weekly meeting of the executive committee was held et the eller 5, Guild hall-clambers, on Wednesday; Mr. B. T. Williams is the chair. Lieut.-General Thompson, Mr. Dale, Mr. White burst, Mr. Bontems, Mr. llyham Nodes, Mr. Flt, Mr. Le Maitre, A.c., were present. Reports from various cot respendeets and local newspapers relating to the late sleeks for Birkembead were Mid before the eomedttee, sexed* I. which it appeared threats of iiacharge from employment, mad also promises of employment, bad bees held out to working men as inducement' for them to vote la • pettiest lar manner, and that the catholic clergy of Birkenhead W beaded • body of 300 or 400 voters to the poll, and esperiatended the recording of their votes. A letter from Mr. Benny to the vinahairman was also mad, stating " that be pledged himself not to vote against the ballot, although not prepared to vote in its favour." The committee agreed to the &Howler resolution —" This coninvittan thanks Mr. Bromley fur the conoideration which he gave to the quieter of the billet while • candidate for the representation of Birkenhead, and is pleased to And that such consideration led him to promise at least not to vote against it. The committee regrets that Mr. Brainy did sot erred. r spier • decidedly anti-ballot candidate, and bop. that hie experience o: the intimidation that wee prac tised sad the undue legman' that were brought to bear smunst him may have led him fully to see the necessity of adopting the protection of the ballot as the only prevention of such abuses. PORTSMOUTH, Deo. 19. The Edgar, 89, screw, Captain G. P. Heeds, this morning hoisted the deg of Rear-Aaeiral fiydixey Col pop' Decree, C. 8., who has been appointed second is com mand of the fleet on the North American and West India station. It is reported that the Edgar wall mooed to Lisbon to await anal orders, and that she will, if the reps despatch the Federal government to the despatch of Earl R be unfavourable, be joined by a equadroa of ships from Gibraltar. The Hannibal, 89, screw, Captain Arthur Farquhar, will, it is expected, be paid off on Tty next. The *tines Regent, 81, mew, wee pissed in the dem bade yesterday so receive hot engines end be bewegiat for ward tor the steam reeervia. The Chanticleer, 17, screw, Commander Charles etneseed out of harbour tile amp* sad sealared Osborne-house. ErrAWAY to NIKVOUII 81171133118. atum Me jolt orhOged • Om IDMO3I 0 kis ,sit. Ibr PPM= WIMICAL ranorD m• ). MI Op Ihilkere el lee' sw D•Wily. L of lbws. a 11004.9= = iroollodiaa, puebtrw. as =tie • dirserml pub. silaora— Or MTN, 14 Taill•WOrrque% Looks W. . NZ W CHLRCH ORDIR or DIACONSITEX. —An feetitateas for demoomete fur the &mem of Leedom bag WOOLWICH. DH,. ILL The Devastation, 6, paddle sloop, Cossesodee J Dshree Warm, having rearived • member of 100-pennall; gums from the Ito* Animal for the mot d A re ime jem British North America, left the harbour WI aftersoon, at two o'clock, for Greenhithe, to adjust com =revious to joining the American squadron. The Ammer also left the harbour this evening for Greeshithe, with Waked war stores to be shipped on lasesd the Devastation, whish his moistly been rebuilt, and is now a fi ne venal. Her armament includes one 100- poneder A/maims; gun. The Rapid, 11, screw steam used, recently launched at Deptford, and tab COIIIIIIIfteIOned at this yard for the North American station, is ordered to have sn armament of 40. pounds, An/mann Since the recast =atiat of the military police form, which petrels the streets of Woolwich during the night, the number of absentees front barracks end soldiers charged with various MIMI at the pohes court has decreased to the 111110•111 of 75 per east. BAROMETER INDICATIONS FOR NOVEMBER. • CHATHAM, Dec. 19. The reinforcements of Royal Engineers, selected from the companies at beediaartare to augment the 4th aed 541 companies, both of which are shout to be de =to Canada, bays been medically inapedad by Major Ferris, M.D., prior to their Bering Br= Wrack& A podium et the 80 son.contebsiored sod mem mama foe transfer will proceed as Nem* next **Dow, when the 4111 seemeny ie stationed. Motels Hammen will Wm tliewsmomml et the emnpany ow the ociession of its embank* for Oemedls. bus egad la Burton-oreacent, on the modeled the " Pre testant Deaconesses Institution at Kaissrwerth." It is in tended that the sisters shall dress alike, economically and unobtrusively. Their duties will be, musing the sick, "du eating the young, and visiting the poor, ander the sanction of the respe:tive iocurnbosta in whose parishes they work. 1 When complete the imititatioa will consist of three eider': —l. Denoonesses residing under one roof, who shall devote themselves for a period sot exceeding three years, but who may renew their dedication at the ex 'ration of that pe riod if they are so disposed. 2. Oaedidatee who are pee hatiortary sisters intending to become deaconesses V ap proved. 3. Asiiishints, who although residing at their owe homes still render the institutioa all the help in their power. It is intended that the sisters at present enrolled shall at once commesce visiting in the necessitous district" north of the Easton-road, one of the worst porticos if the parish of 8t Poem& WYCONIIII RAILWAY.—An extraordinary general messing of this company war held yesterday, at the odor, in Victoria-street, Westadaster, Mr. F. Pe. Ward is the chair. The secretary, 31r. Wilson, having reed the erase of meeting, the chairman said the object of the anestiAzr for creating certain shares bearing a priority . et He would therefore move the following resolution :—" =rt. pursuant to the poems matained in the Wycombe Railway =Asa to Weed and Aylesbury) Act, mi, as be sad are hereby empowered and authorised to mats tad ions shares to smell an moult, and bombs oath a matereeme wr priority of dividend, sot amesedimi 5 par eget, end apes web terms sod soniitaces es they my see Rh, sad as are authorised_ by the said mt." Q.ewe aseeeded the ties, whisk was pat to the moths and earled meaoleeeemly. TNTWATIONAL SNOW Or Oroct, 1862.—The flichhog sad AgrieeWeal Society of Sent Lad, at their feeetteg ea poi edeseby, the Doke of Athol preeichag, Met of awed far the beet eelthe eel lS ' e s t i Seetel Made eshibilei at this show, sad Famish e le eves. the eeeensey egpeessa. —.- --, n• - •- - -.....-- -- - - -- . t..,.. ...... : , .::...;17...,/;.: . - :11. ~,-,,,--- ....___y .. .. • ..,%::, li aka . , * t 1 • , l ' ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 11 i. TO Tag ZDITON or THI ZJOlttila. 81e,—At the Last meeting of the Meteorological Society, Theresa Sopwlth, Esq., F.H.8., who bad restudy Dome frmaNcetkunheriand, slated that fess informatlon he had received, there were grounds for supplehig &et silent number of lives had bees saved by the caution which had been induced by attention I. the barometers on that coast. Captain Washington, lhN., F.R.S., Hydrepapbsr of jhe Admiralty, who had also recently visited the coast of Northumberlaad, in a letter to the Kathie': Lisboa* Insti tution, bean evidence to the interest taken in the baro meters by fisherman, and to their watch* the monk of its movements day by day, as shown in chart., like the accompany* use, whisk I seed for your information, which has been kid down from observations taken daffy at tit• Lashed Institution from sea of Sairettl and Tenthres barometers during the month of November. In additice to the fastruments on the mad of Nortinunbarland, the National Lifeboat Judi tution has placed no fewer than from forty to fifty of like ishametes, all essential ,Isy myself, at u many different plains vowed the mask, at every one of which pkoss a ehart laid down like the one submitted to you is exposed to view. It is impossible to say bow many lime may have been kr ea daily Inspection of the rig-sag We, caused by lift youth, preseure of the atmosphere, ia cenienetion with Me heal knowledge of Use climate of each locality possessed *sway thlemnin, causing caution on the one hand by the day by day falling of the line, aid certainty of the other by the day by day rising of the line on the chart. The chart et era awake to the eye; the past variations of the pressure of the atmosphere are men at a glans. For iastaece, by re ference to the diagram I send you, it will be seen that at the beginning of the mouth the baro meter media( was low, being 29.22 in. on the Ist day, and decreased to 29.18 in. by the tad. It then turned to increase, and on the 4th was 29.96 in.; decreased to 19.60 io. by the next day, sad to 29.27 in. by the Bth ; heareased to 29.73 in. by the 12th, then fell rapidly to 29.18 in. by the night of the 13th ; but this point, the lowest in the month, is not shown on the chart in consequence of its occurring at night. It then increased to 29.27 in. by the 14th ; then increased tepidly, passing the point 30 inches on the 17th, to 30.56 in. by the 19th, or nearly me inch and • half in six days. This was the *hem reading in the mouth. A fall as rapid thee set in, and the reading weed below 30 inches on the 21st to 49.39 in. by the Zdrd, and from this time to the end of the month the readings were alternately imenerlag sad decreasing, but generally low. The preesure of the atmosphere until the 16th, with the exception of the 4th, was always below Its avenge ; from the 17th to the Wilk Mb, 16th, and the 28th above, and the remeirdng days below. The average for the month, at the level of the see, was 23.74 in., being two-tenths of an itiok in defog of the avenge of the month, and when compared with the preceding twenty years, one instance alone of lee pressure, viz, in 1852, and one of equal pressure la 1845, are found. In all other Novembers, eighteen in somber, the pressure of the atmosphere has hem pester than in the past month. The fall of rain is the month was no less than 51 inches, exceeding the amasses for the mouth by 41 inches. In November, 1852, 6 Lochs. of rain fell; with this exception, the fall of rain was greater in the past month than in any November in the preceding 45 years. Snow fell on the wood day. Satisfactory as it is to know that so many charts of weather am cesetantly on view, where se math needed, yet I mime avoid fatting that lose of life may result on other equally exposed coasts for the want of similar inetru meats, for certain it is that the number of barometers re quires to be greatly Increased. It will probably be remembered that fearful storms swept over the nordreast eosin of England ore the feed, 3rd, and 14M !dam, when the lowest points marked on she axiom. panylog chart were reached. On these occasions great loss of life se well as destructive of property took plase. It is, however, patifying to find that valuable ertmeees were ren dered during them disasters by the lifeboats at the National Lifeboat Institution tu saving the crows of ths foliating wankel vessels :—Sateek, Adelman*, of Harwich, 10 ; irbum Lees, at Lowestoft, 11; schooner, Fly, of by, saved vowel and crew a 4 hands • pilot cutter , Whim,. of Lowestoft, 7 ; lingua Undaunted, 'of Aberdeen, 11 ; bri& Lively, of Clay, Norfolk, 6 ; barque, Robert Wat son, of Sunderland, 5 ; schooner, Auchincruive, of Gahm. mouth, 6 ; and schooner. Frie nds, of Lynn, 4 ; total making an aggregate total of 288 persons relieved from a watery pave by the Waikato of the institution during, the present year alone.-1 JAMES GLAISHEE. Royal Observatory, Greenwich, Dec. 19. THE zsziazous BODIES AND THE AMERICAN VIPPICULTY. On Tuesday, the 17th inst., the general body of protestant dissenting ministers o 1 the three denominations residing in and about the dike cif Lambe and Westmin ster, met at the . Congregational Library, Noma*ld-street, to take into coosideration the present relations of this coun try with the United States of America ; Rev. Profemor Home, 11. D., in the chair. Resolutions were uuseimously adopted deprecating war with America aa a calamity which the body could not con template without "feelings of the deepest sorrow and'ilis may," calling upon all Christian men on either side of the Atlantic with whom their yoke had any d ,t, to use their almost Massa, to " *My angry feeling. that the voice of mama mid religion be not drowsed in the clamours of pas sion and earnestly recommending that instead of an ap peal to the sword, the matter in dispute should be referred to arbinralieo, as a method snore in harmony with Christian prised*, sad more worthy the character of two great, en• lighissed. and kindred nation.. Os the same day, the committee of the Congregational Union of England and Wales met specially for the same purpose, and pawed similar resolutions. They able adopted ao address relating to the present crisis from Eoglish con pegatieneliete le the aerobes of the same faith and order on the Whir aide of the Atlantis. .. . LONDON &DUTY FOX Till P/LOINCIION OF lORNO 1 FmeaLms.—At a spacial meeting of the committee of the : Leedom Society far the Pseteetioa of Young Females, held at the ialitatien, Tottenham, oa Wednesday, the lel ' lowing resolutiop was pored : '• That the coninailtee having lensed vrith the deepest Teelinp of regret that the ' Priem COLIN" the patron of WI society, depicted thkslife on Saturday sight lsat, the 14th of this mainth, desires to soirees its heartfelt sorrow at this sad ; and while at feels that the society has lost a most rained (need sad bene factor, is would bow with humble submits:ion to the wise awrampowata of an Almighty Providence which cant ' en. It also desires to express the profoundest feelings of sympathy for her Most Onions lit:qesty end the members of the royal family under this talliCLlVe bereaveamot, and earnestly to commend them by prayer and supplication to the kind and watchful are of our Heavenly Father, who is too wise to err end too good to be unkind." It may be mentioned that the scanty has lost, by death, four of its patrons, who were members of the royal handy, viz., Queen Adelaide, the Madsen of Gloucester, the Duke of Cam bridge, and the Prince Consort. ST. PErna's Plalei AlilD INDULOINCKI3.—A gene ral meeting of the St. Peter's Pence Aseecirtiou was held a day or two since, under the presidency of Sir George Bowyer, lien., M.P. It was annouuced that 300 i. it'd been reseed since the last returns, and would be for the ith remitted to the Pops to meet his present exigencies. Indulgences are to be granted in connexion with this collection aoceediag to the following arrangement :—Firstly, there is to be a plenary iudalgence upon the day of reception into member ship; also upon the let of August, the Feast of St. Peter's Chains, the patron feast of the association ; upon the 22th lof June, the Feast of St . Peter and St. Pauli and at the point of death, for all the members. Secondly, an indul gence of seven years on any four feast days Denied by the . ordinary. itiittal Wivemaa has appointed the four fol. lowing days for the archdiocese :—The Feast of St. Gregory, March 12 ; the Feast of Our Lady, Help of Christians, May 24 ; the Feast of St. Laurence, August 10 ; the Yeast of St. Andrew, November: 0. Thirdly, au indulgence of 100 days for every good work performed by the members of the moo. elation. _ _ &Tatman Dam Eirsaunos.—During the next maim ol.pailbunent the Mersey Dock board intend to apply for power, to borrow a million sterling, in order to make sew steam, parte., ad mrners' docks, sad to carry out *Qs works required by the incresong trade of the Pod, [Advertisement.)--Hou.owAY's OiNverxr AND In.l.a.—Unwholtwome Changes.—The changeable weather is causing much sickness, and eserting the moat powerful lenience in de. ringing the secretions of the body. Alternating chills and heats so derange the capillary circulation that the liver, Mouton, or lungs must become disordered. Holloway's Ointment, well rubbed upon these organs to Ice a-day, proves the quickest, safest, and best corrective. It penetrates the ►kin, enters the deeper structures, puriiies their blood, cleanses their substance, equalises their circulation, and renders their aecretions abundant without annoying, irritaUng, or eilumsting them. This Oint ment, persmontigly used, sided by occasional doses of these far famed rills, are ratable of removing all those formidable cells induced by variable weather and Its attendant Impurities. EMBLIKATION OP THE GUAM'S. fIOUTHAY/TON, TIOUDAT. The early days of the Crimean war, at the com monness of 1864, were brought forcibly to the woollen. ties of away • spectates name the thousands who areas• bled is our docks to-day to salami the arrival, asabarkatiou, and departure of some 1,800 °Moen and aten of the Grew dier sad Soots Fusilier (lairds, and to cheer them on thew way. Th• total number at troops who go out in the Adriatic sod PUNA is 91 °Moen and 9,261 rank and file, via. : . . - Adziatic..—Staff, 3 officers Grenadier Guard', 33 oilleers, 841 men ; Military Train, 15 officers, 303 num ; Artillery, officers, 113 men. Total, 57 officers, 1,254 men. Pamir —Soots fusiliers, officers. 887 awe ; Royal Engismers, 5 officers, 193 men. Total, 37 officers, 1,007 saw. As the Adriatic moved ont of dock the large shields on her peddle.boxee, emblazoned with the stars and stripes, re minded everybody of the remarkable coincidence that ea Amezirem•built steamer, and until within a few month, the property of American owners, should be one of the first employed in the trunnion of British troops to the northers parted the Americau osetineot,to operate, probably, spinet the country in which she was built. On the two nee= leaving the docks the Valuate= bead took up a position oa the extreme end of the Jetty, sad as. the Adriatic slowly moved put they played the appropriate ska et " I wish I en ia • sad •.IBillieh Gran dson," followed by "Cheer, reser," an "Ilhoeld add antudenoce be forgot," as the Parana pa wed. ki seek rues eking with "aod save the goose," whisk several paring rounds of ewthwiestie obsess wen =- sheep& banana the multitude of spectators = shore sod the pile= Mows oa board the meek. The Napdaleaa will embark her troops (39 oaken and 900 ma of the 965 k Foot) oa Saturday morning. Each of the abovetainied ver.ia ,aeries out an immense supply of Mores and clothing, and it will be gratifying to the country to know that the men are well provided with warm clothing to protect them from the ngouzs of a Canadian winter. All the steamers are fitted with Clifford's boat• lowering gear, the Adriatic having it applied to four of her boa= The completes.• of the arrangement" for emberirstics were manifested by the lead between 1,700 sad 1,803 mss walking comfortably on board, thelwhole embarking, end the two steamer, moving away from their berths in about a maple of home from the arrival of the Ant detachment. 8011THAIIPTON, FRIDAT NORICUM. The troop ships Adriatic mid Parses. with the Guards tot Canada, left the river early this morning. Orders have been issued from the Horse Hew& that 100 men from tech of the 2nd and 3rd battalleeketa- Booed at the St. George's and Portman-street Barracks, ate to form • guard of honour ht the quadrangle of Windsor Omni, Ga Monday next, on the °erasion of the funeral of his Royal Nigher! the Prime Consort. The 3rd Regiment of Foot (the Buffs) relieved the 2nd battalion of the Coldstream Guards at the Tower of Loodoo yesterday morning, arriving from Aldershote shortly before 11 o'ciock. preceded by the band of the regi. seat The Coldstream Guards have returned to their quarters at the Wellington Barracks. The crew of the Indus, which is to leave South ampton today with the Aus tralian man, was drilled pater. day is gnu eternise under the superinteodeoce of fkpt. Piney, R.N., and Lieutenant Tickell, R.N., of the Admi ralq department at Southampton. TROOPS FOR NORTH MARRICA. —The acre* steamer Cleopatra will sail from Liverpool OD Saturday next for Queennown, en route to North America. At Queees town the Cleopatra will embark 22 officers and 510 men of the second battalion of the 17th Foot ; and she will also take on bo a rd • large quantity of commissariat stores, de. On the rune day the Caned steamer Ada, which carries out the American mails, will sail from Liverpool with nine officers sad 80 men of the Royal Artillery. 17 odious and 303 min of the Military Train, besides 190 tons of cargo, which will cousin &kayo: camp equipage and warm winter clothing for the troops. Marono Haver.—A further increase of the Royal Artillery (*resat this port is anticipated as so Oho. tinily to was the forts es the haven. It is also rumoured that cruisers will be placed oe the station. THE ROYAL DUVAL VOLUNTEER RERFEIVR.— The registrar general of seamen and shipping. Captain J. H. Brown, has just issued an important statement connected with the establishmeot, organization, and progress through out the kingdom of a reserve voluzier force of seamen - for service is her Majeaty's Beet, from which it appear that *early 10,000 claims have been received, and Dearly 8,000 naval volouteen have been enrolled for training and active service at the different seaports throughout the country. Of them the largest numbers so enrolled hare beer, at Aber- i deep, 258 men ; Bridgewater, 100 ; Bristol, 342 • Cork, 42 ;1 Dundee, 404; Dartmouth. 71; Leith, 39 ; arwick, 44 ; Liilrool. 358; Losdon, 2,168; Montrose, 17; Newcastle, 117 ; Plymouth, 109; Peterhead, 71 ; Saban, 288; North Shields. 912 ; South Shields , 246 ; Southampton, 108 ; Sunderland, 850 ; Swim's, 49; Whitehaven 34; T ar-' mouth, 29. The total number holding certifi cates m 189, and the force embraces 1,060 petty officers in the mercheut service. The number of application op to the present dais from officers and masters in the merchant service to act ea Akron of reserve to the royal Davy, is considerably ins:eels of the camber of commisidees, brewers 400 and 500, at the disposal of tie Admiralty ; all much °Seen er their widows being entitled to the same pay sad mom as thaw of corresponding rank in the royal navy. Matta TO Nos= AMERlCA.—Yesterday a mail far Canada and North. America was despatcbsd from Liver pool par the royal mail steam-ship Norwegian, which riled with 12 obis massagers for Portland. The oast mail will be lakes out on Saturday, when the Cunard mail steamer Asia will sail for New York. Parties about to make Christmas presents are drawly recommended to visit the extensive showroom of Mess Parkins and (lotto, fB, Oxford.street, who have by far the 11 st ock to London of photoltraPhic albums: derangi ng-cases. from one to Misty relates ; writing = esspesch.noces; wart-bola; stationery cabinets, in est sail 'sleet bookslidee Waling-hooka, eavelopeo=l - ; WASP' ellataa Is of every shape end tea-caddiot e postare.scalsk scrap-books. fans, superbly-mounted articles for the writing-table : family and pocket Blbtea . Prayer boots, sad Mardi Services, to plain and highly ornamented btodlap from the largest to the smallest staled type. In fact, at this listablehment as nonsense variety of useful and elegant i an ds. especially adapted for presentation can be seen to ault every tests end pocket.—iAtlvertiseineng TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (awns% manna.) ITALY. TURIN, Dec. 19. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber d Deputies a letter from Signor Ratatzi was read, announcing that the state of his health compelled him to resign the Presidency of the Chamber. Signor Minghetti proposed that the Chamber should express a desire that Signor Rataszi might retain the post, at least until the end of the session. The proposal was unanimously agreed to. Baron Ricasoli declared that the Ministry would not prorogue the Chamber until the bills presented by the Government had been fully discussed. According to news received here from Naples, the band of Cipriani has been routed with the loss of 100 killed and 20 prisoners. The Bourbon General Maroelli was arrested while in the sot of receiving a letter addressed to him by Francis 11. The eruption of Vesuvius is diminishing in force. The sismograph, however, continues to indicate alight shocks of earthquake. POLAND. PARIS, Dec. 11. The Faris papers publish a telegram from Breslau, dated 19th bird., which states that since the arrest of the Administrator of the Diocese of Warsaw, the authorities have made the clergy and the supe riors of the convents responsible for the churches remaining closed. The keeper of the liternardin church had been imprisoned for refusing to open it. The ktssilian Church, belonging to the united Greeks, had been opened by force. The wax tapers were lighted by the soldiers, who compelled the priests to officiate. The offices of the Bank of Warsaw, and the finance commission, had bees searched, and two of the clerks arrested. Two others managed to escape. The system of repression had become more severe in Wolbynia. The prisons of Kiew and Zitomir were crowded. Forty students of the University of Kiew bad been sent to Siberia. BERNE, Dec. 19. The report of the mixed commission appointed to inquire into the affair of Ville-la-Grand spew in all the principal points with the report of the Genevese comtuurion. RUSSIA. STOCKHOLM. Doc. 19. According to advice' received here, ' General Rokaacowsky, the new Governor of Finland, Las officially declared that the Emperor of Russia in tends to convoke the Diet of that province as soon IPA the Committee of the Estates, which meet in January next, have terminated their labours. In consequence of this announcement the city of Rol singfors was illuminated. It is asserted that the censorship is to be abolished. INDIA. BOMBAY, Nov. ?T. The Friend of India states that Sir Charles Wood has decided that the seat of the government shall be removed from Calcutta to the Hills. The export of cotton from Bombay to England during the present year is estimated at 920,000 balm Sir Bartle Frore will, it is rumoured, succeed Sir George Clerk in the Governorship of Bombay. The Semiramis, of the Indian navy, has been wrecked on the Island of Johanna. THE BOMBAY MAIL. MARSEILLSS, Dim 19. The Bombay mail of the 37th ultimo arrived bore to-day, and may be expected in London on Saturday next. BOMBAY, Nov. 27. Shirting, advancing ; Bilbs., br. 10a: per piece ; twist firm ; cotton, new broach, 180 ; copper, sheathing, uotninal ; tile, b 8 rs. ; Malmo. opium, 1466 per chest. Exchange on London, 2s. lid. Uovernment Securities Four per Cents., 84 ; ditto, Five per Cents., 281 ; ditto, Five•and-a-Half per Cents., 104. Freight, active and advancing. Cotton, 50s. CALCUTTA, Nov. 25 (by Warm* to Bombay.) Shirtings firmer. Mule twist ;lack. Copper sheathing, 41 rs. Tile, 40 re. Indigo and silk ac tive, and advancing. Linseed quiet. Exchange on London, 2.01 to 2.01 ; Government Securities Four per Ceuta., to 841 ; Government Securi ties Five-and-a-Half per Coate., 1041 to 105. Freights nominal. Seeds, SOL THE KING OF PRUSSIA AND HIS SPEECHES. Thespian& which has been imputed to the King of Prussia, as his reply to the clergy of Letzlingeu, and the authenticity of which is denied by the telegram of yesterday, is totally different in spirit front that made by his Majesty to the inhabitants of the town at the railway statin. The latter is similar to several other discourses made of late by his Majesty on the subject of the elections ; an ass it was published on the authority of the burgo master by the King's desire, there can be no doubt that it is genuine. The apocryphal speech re ferred to by the telegraph is thus reported by the Jima: &Stung : At the reception of the clergy the King said that Is the past waver, after the attempt at Bad,en, be received the meet Isochieg proofs of the love and alt./awe of Ms people, sad cm his joeeoey through the country he was received from MID end to tbe other with unceasing revereuse. What, I however, had become of the mu kg of devotion whin\ had followed the ougeilkent solemnity of the ononation? The people had answered by the elections in the wont possible way. Yee had been sent to Berlin who had been sentenced as political offender, sod had only received permission to return by the amnesty. According to this report the King concluded with the following words : My basis will, however, be the same, and wOl be Melo. Wad I have received my crown from the altar sad how ths bands of God. I thank God that I ?now full well I ban received the crown by God's grace. It has descended to me through a line of glorious snessiors, soil I well m own it. PERSIA. A letter from Teheran of the 12th ult. says : The sew campaign against tbe Timms= Ism commeneed anspeciously. Accounts have been received that the latter 11/1100 way sempletly defeated, after a very suigninary =- r="Ma the imperial troops under A= coders of 11initd-idiros, =Uwe= Sank sad Nerve, the same spat se that as which the TUTCOMIIIIIII were victoria= last as which Captain Blocqueville wee agbared. The impadal treeps took 1,000 priapism, mid were Is seed 400 heeds to the capital as trophies. The Tuniamass had offered Air submission, and implored the eiemessey et the Shah, but the latter wee determined to wimpy tisk terri torial. A Norm PIZMICW.—From this day to the 15th Joassry MI warmers So Ms smeast of M st say of lslal oeMbllehmeots—at Strand. at, Vorstita. or (rystol M annealed with s premised plow of orlalool ammo Isaac, composed wpm* P Von Swam las stook of oleos& novelties for preoesta Is mtr.mel7 oasis& compeloloa awls Mass, Song Woos, moot soma tarwm Moak porta= taw Amos for bolls sal partisa te.—(Advanisemost I