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

EIN • -1 ,••• 4 .* : z 0 /7 •%, 4,4 •, A t - 4 , r K 77-0 I 4 • • 2 - salt dXSI - s r e- • e g 1 : 11 1 1 •••—• ;•:;- r ;.- . , ; a flies . _ . •••. inl • a bn • •;• f' ..) Zt 1. Tit , • ..J'az, A Mom. stew& I. and tbe loasi wale, ...Ilan Is L testa* out sur. ladisa 1.. per quieter, it. and ostawal traus, awl market clam the pm.% !reek thUi b last Tuesday ; ti damp aorta s le,. supply ,ly at Is. lees hrm. Per new, No. 4,785.) LOB CALCUTTA, ftg at 31 A DRAB. —The well-Itsewn dlppes , rthethimetheseathap OOLDIN FLOM tem *ahem = power, thith Warr= , Commander, aow .I r m th . m =erla D. Idedm, will Mar... the 70th ell and leering Uravessad on OD he Jaime', UN. = gin ship, built expessaly t a. India asap , tat be netted, has &lianas arrow modules tor paaaaaws, art carry as aperleuced surgeon asd s stmanis LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1861. (Stamped, ld. Additional) prworismE ADIMILIST Die. ill—.Pitomatioxs AND At to Ids Hon.' 7. W. Chstakis tie Siramboli. ART UNION of GLASGOW. IMPoRTANT ANNoCNCEMENT. TM* %WHITT has now been INCORPORATED by ROYAL CHARTER. The charter, beside. other whrantsge., contlrms the arrange. went by w►ich suherribers taking prises have the option of making the selection for themselves from any public •okibition. rho oRAw I hi: will take place ca TILTENDAI, the 31st pectin. bar. The subscription list wile does ea Set oda. the fist hue. FRIISI Oct. 5, The ATHENEUM has been O" E A WEEK. Price 3d. The Stimber published this week contains the following articles: The Settlers of Long Arrow. A Sketches et Brighton.—No. 111. Canadian Romance. Chap- —A Reception. tere 5) and 30. A Bit of Practical Entomology. The Leat shallot,' Outvote. By Louis Sand . The Cattle show, Ito Last Year iepeassutathe Men. Political in Baker.street. Agitators. ttimmi, Cade, La- The Patriot Engineer. ByGeorge tarrtte, crConnell. 31 Meredith. John Bright. By ll= Untaehionable Preachers. By Martineau. John Plummer. lekurette. With several Illustrations. Bradbury and deans, 11, Bonveriestreek LC. TELL'GRAPMC INTELLIGENCE. inxenta's vinscuwes.) ITALY. TURIN, Din. 11. TO-day in the Chamber of Deputies Baron Burr)li read a telegraphic despatch from General La Marmara, wherein the general declared that be had never written reports nor spoken against the polio) , of the government, and that he had not ex pressed any intention of tendering his resignation. Long discussions took plane on several orders of the day, which were afterwards presented to the Chamber. SMITIIIITELO CLUB CATTLE BROW. • MI OND DAL NAVAL AND MILITARY. . • CAM to ; di11.., 1..• t ch•valirr ditto rums eke. — The emit, be cestionell 'my is yeses by ea el dr lonewlee testeelbeig unary elleawlemnis: Yesterday was the second of the four days devoted to the kg show of the Smithfield Cattle Club at the Baker- street Bsener, and it would appear, from the thousands who thronged the show yard and its vicinity, eo far es the attendance of the public sr* concerned, that though bat it shall hot be the kaat of the 23 exhibitions which have occupied the same pi toe for that consecutive number of yearn. 16W-lieutenant G. N. to the Denotation. &Wan J. Little, 8.A., ILK, to the &WSW PornmstorJ. W. W. Green to .the Chanticleer ; and J. Jeerer' to. be midiiketal to the Ooloires. Amami-Paymaster E. M. Rea, to do Mania.- Midshipmen—G. H. Laymen to the &ramp ; and C. A. Croatia to the. Deesatation. Maglaser W. Dods 000totoott to the rank of dreaded ainistaet-eogineer. Act* liccond-GLme lAcelabutt-Enrineer; J. Rigby to the Aida, for service in the , Naval Cadet G. IL Warren to the Devudatke. The following reatlemee Iwo been nominated to naval :.thin;: — H. Barker, W. N. Madan, E. V.A. G c turtt Roberta, and F. E. W. Linabart. :tell., to 40:46.., 42.. C•kutta laat•a .. . rw a. Weida Eeppomesese ART UNION of OLASGOW.—LONDON SILANCII. 1/16. Trecherebeeresk City. The LISTS tar Uke present vii shergy CUM& The Logrevlue I. sew raft f•pr dt . SubierlptWas meow and every Wares Oka eSurded IS legiblalliue J. OULU SIONYIELLI, Noe. Sec. for London. Y become MA* 1. At out tuer• of wheat front [nett rep at front bummer could It roam krni.. TO.. per 1041ke, Irovagg odered rt 01.1 flolatssal ee.l being is e. other article* uptmpis lsr vit ifr Lady Jwcw genre e 4 the area Jews NU T. Dent I - reo — " --------01 1WWW0Thellielliiiieseeed *Williit-iii raw imp. well le Mem& SIINDLAY end On. Oh 11‘111w weehdeeth S.W. ifirom. ALIIILD Darn wed Cu., lith lesembrieWeet, Le.. se st the OFFICIO et the LOT IN lamawl LONDON Olil POMO COXPANY airdleill. h , landau, LC whew Wee aeolleeelen Ow as Kideldewes In Oda genies dwell/a soda GRAND DAL MASQUI—NATIONAL Amontur soma. lib Malbora.—The proprietor has the brown lo annosine• to the ambetty and public that the ANIMAL SAL MANUS M laid Is, no-Notavw. December 11. idiom an the resources el the EatabUshment will be brought I=sidillas to reader this the heat appointed sod most Me ever witnessed. The refreshments will be of tW dolma allemester, and the wine. selected from the fi nest ellwimpa The ba s, ander the able direction of Mr. Packet. will be osadderabla . ragente.l ileatkumds tickets, lOs . ladles% : et tTsmer sad Cu., Megentstreet. Chappell sad Co.. Boad.street Cu., library . lisationatle„ Lmeatatreet : and on the prendoes. upper at Dnors apse a pointed costt bal-pamt umierti. Mr Nathan, Cultism:vet Weimer dean. le ap That the nobility sad gentry, equally with the 'arias). teal and the middle sod Medial classes, have now become deeply interested in there seer' displays of prim cattle, implement* &c., le clearly manifested by the vest number of anises which van throughout. the earlier portion of the day crowded the various thorough bred' end amuse bed* to the burr, whilst the cogs*• rani is seek notion were in full fovea, and performed their user ulcer cd Iselin and piece* and thentplog the poor devoted sir erneele, to the peat estenishaeset ef the uninitisted, more spenally the fairer portion d the onlinary viitae. Towel/de the armor' and evening the crowds were so gnat that locomotion throughout any poe tics of the burner became exceedingly Mirk, end indeed at Nina is the pig end short-wailed sheep departments sad implasesil mileage thaw wee a paten bloat. The asks, ispedsily mooed the cattle dorm yearn* were unnenally brisk end emosilS ri thses woe the gold medal sharthoeued sow_, No 96 doe 12, which also obtained for the exklbiler f Mr. Faulkner, the Ist prise of 204, red silver model to Mr John Harper Crewe, Bert., as the besethir. This sphisild animal was sold to Mr. Martin, of Market.plaes, Derby. Mr. 0. S. Foljuabits splendid pen of 20 mouths losg.weelled Loiterers, which the gold medal es best pat is any of the rases, se also the led prise el 101. find aver medal Sr border, 111111111 sad to Mr. A. Painter, of Wastworth Ned Mercer, oar Rotherham. The Pram Carert'sic a seers and 10 mouths Devoe steer, which obtained the 3rd 104, wee sold to Kr. J. Hine, of fltasettores, Pima' ; sod No. 9, in der 2, Barl Howeis 3 yam and 10 wet& Devoe, whist' earned the Ist prise Mi. seed Was min b the dein, wee purebred by Messrs. Robber; of Cambridge. In the short-woo slurp and pig Ames the saes sleeted dabg the day were very numerous, and good sine gas stated to her bees realised. The senor dimmer ef the ebb wee given yesterday res in et the tnenewees' Trees, Gress Quadi-street ; Lord Beams, the presider few the year awapyiag the eleAr. Ter. .ore who dined in the large _ins lees some roue then on the lest few anniversary fvsh of the club. The noble ehatemen wee supported by Lord Yearran, Hari Paris, Lord Threw, Mr. H. Wiles% MA nest Hobbs, Mr. Jour Webb, Mr. Etsides of Hove, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Saar, Mr. flkelten, .Mr. Ton, Mr. W alma*, Mr. Turner, Mr. Breudreth l&hba Mr. G. P. Tesford, Mr. Stokes, Mr. Biggerstaff, Mr. Hobart Smith, it.c. This day, Dee. IS , to published. THE LICTEA HOVELS NUMBER YOE CHILISTMAS, Price Foarpeace, of ALL THE YEA.R ROUND, Conducted by Callum Drew% anwrefato TOM TIDDLER'S 011.0UND, ma 1. Picking up Soot and Cla m IT ma . ricking op Waifs at Sea. den. V. Picking up. Poeket•Book 11. ?feting op Evening Shoo VI. Picking up illes dove. swam 111. Meting up Terrible Cow VII. Nelda( lip the Tinker. Poky. 1,11 EDWARD maxis LYTTONII NEW SERIAL. A STEANCIS STOAT. Rill he emplaned In 11.1. when A NEW NOVEL II MS. Wliili COLLINS WIE be ecnomnneet. Published In WeAdy Wooten, a t . also la 11 9 0=1 , Z Purls nod Hod Yeasty Velum., al Welllngles4treet, W.C. ; ang Maim Come& dog ISO. linendilty, W. "mi aiDitZW. Sesrelry. The closing of diecussion on the Neapolitan and Roman questions was then resolved upon, and the following order of the day, agreed to by the Ministry,. was put to the rota " The Chamber corditmi the vote which it passed on the 27th Mita, declaring Rome to be the capital of Italy, andthuts that the government will provide with *Welty for the completion of the national arma ment, the organisation of the kingdom, and the effectual protection of persons and property. Taking into consideration, also, the delarations of the Ministry relative to the public safety, to the elections to the Cham bers, to the bestowal of public offices on persons of known probity, ability, and patriotism, the' reorganisation of the magistracy, the greater de velopment of public works, the organisation of the National Guard, and finally, to their promise, to take all other measures which may procure the well-being of the Southern provinces, the Cham ber passes to the order of the day." The votes of the deputies on the above order:of the day were recorded orally, and me the follow ing results :.--Ayes, 232 ; noes, 79 ; majority for the order, 163. Six members abstained from voting. Signor Retaszi voted in favour of the order of the day. THE ERUPTION OF MOUNT VESUVIUS. NAPLES, Dec. IL The eruption of Mount Vesuvius continues with violence, and it is impossible to foresee the disasters which it may cause. Ivo°Lima, Dec. 11. ROYAL ABTLLLYSY SOIR RAITISH AMIILIOA. —lll edditiso to the two hatkeirke of Boyd Artillery of the fourth lerepile—now en route few Quebrio—the entire tenth brigade of garrison Artillery, now consisting of sight ballocies, MiLtimed at Weowieh and iihoecury ben, be. bum deed sods. order. for bamedlatateenbarica lion to Nma Ns* and the Dein& pos. silo.. ia North Annie& TM first, monad, and third Booth vritriS and °peak b fi. H ersiati, are wWew to . leave W wads co Friday morning by =wa s for d Liv i r i p ie nd aivi to ok, M at the rred :, port. Two wich line &Firm Binetateystes, mid is addition be them to Bliemisi a kinwregodiaree ore atimbled I. the ion% yin. Second Captains 8. Hodgson, C. G. Akre% and Me4sr F. Hiller, W ; Lindeman 3. IL D. Cooks, Dbas i. T. C. Irwin, . Imo* R. Itiebrataaa, B. limps ew 8. Gordon, H. L. Ware's, and W..Bldel„ and t-ilargeoa W. Haughton. The seaceid division will, as at prima aarasged, orbs& the Royal Arsenal pier Is • few days •; it amines of the 4th battery, Osplain Z. Gabbed, Bsoond Osman H. A. Elliott • Lira. tarots B. N. Allan, O. A. French. and B. Tb• Stit battery, Ha* 0. T. da Harart A. Milano ; LieMenests H. N. Bsos, J. B. Orseehy, and H. B. Harm. The 6th battery, B. Batinson, fluiew4 Owens C. Carpenter, Lindeman Gillis., W. H. Duthie, arid A. Des Bursa. The third anima will leave Woolwich early next week to...dark at Liverpool, and will consist of the 7th battery, Major J. C. Childs, bowed Captain J. T. B. Brown, Lieutaaanta B. Hassan, F. Oalloway, and C. l. H. Prother• • the Be b a r my, Mai m B. N HB. /Mem, D. Bossed Captain XL:Twain% a. . oble, N. Talor and well. Tide division will also Wine y two addlidasal Is to be famed Irma the slept brigade at Ws. A strong didadonent of the mast brigadet e tzA ' ArnDary, and two battalions of the Xaltary for Tralapailc wW .roast the Gum deethation as sow is Time batteries of the artillery , Soros will pressed OD Halt. fa:, N. 8., and the point of diessoharkatios of seer hat. knee will depend tea mat attest upon the state of the lipmeas. The force will he imply provided with and toe.clothia& and the means of travelling .ver snow .41ity th. .apply it totter tootli. r. to wheat win NA • trtflo is origin tot hoot • K.1.“1 dial of rade witoly tad inns %be trod* kat wetit's.mota tto. 4*..%. 57.1. 416. to 54.1. r. Flur, 41.. .1 per busbeL 11112 RS. MONEY MOROI and SONS' o f alawslaparn, lannial_LOM et PACK AT As no Mo Pl ow AIniIIIALIA. —Foe 11112.110Vall; naft Dime (t. Is Oa Man am aabordaq. as UN Daasikar. AI Of=4 Ow eltankl dims, dip WSW. UM Imo =GM. Cummadar ; Ws la Se Ma Dl;lda Nat asermanatbaa fur an dr= d pisis=az i... varspirsa. sag dr will gam Si experienced wa wit panip ii la X 'LIM A LIAVOC = M aIeAS. awl Saw I 4 'Pa bra lib at Nom Peillbeisa to Rpm& sins tia l =tis il l= " sediesmirliss kr Walden gra ('TATTLE SHOW WEEK. - SMITHFIELD CLLR—ltflaff HOTEL awl SUPPER ZOOM& —The ameal ateeekat el °wintry gentlemen will take place at the Mors eatahliehmesh ewe lac* home. As Worked sad liberal eallerlalamart. selisbie to the erell•kkeerk neredablily et at S. leolka Pesti perlarners •wory mobs. Commaribi Ailimiss. la. for was what is Mar pest the lamest %bows sod the quality ovar fatted, bat • very IIIIMOTO•11 .1 amply for the .onst a baleen. loomed lamas re somber Tim Imp air shoat I,SA r omit/airy market oleos lots, whisk Milt imam The I changed bud*. • sad Imam settee std. per L to 7)d ; huh od., sad 100. Ad. d. Irt lb ; dr) , cows with calves, Y arum 00301IINIOATION to Nib TOSIL tbssi,-11n14 1 11111POOL. NSW TOME, sad ItTnAll4•ll` CO WAN Y Maid desp•tcliag bib Insbnns Insandinps io ttas at ebeanows b ) te and ad MAIM' 1.1 4 =1 PUB NEW YOU. 111114 Wedninky, Lose. 13. RAIIOIIIOO, banality, Pe. b. fiILASNOW. Wairsda. Jae. 1. ISIL And Andy annandins Webasinp. Oildnind=l7, sal la gam& mamwaig le fir aninm asiiima pram lipamma Inalnangiapratimme anima Zeman Far beads and be Windom SIN Andlied SireWill4 . 74lgl e s •- __ __ _ *---t- te r4 6.1 " " . 1.611. W MACIT. la 1117;g Will .m 1.41.1.1 .64., CZ "' • "W " THE YOUNG MAN treat the COUNTRY " ego arrived ea lei LONDON PAVILION, Tieblierardnet. Sop 111 as eger►tet. Mae MI, eleth Seventh Ultima, WEST POETICAL READING BOOK. 11 I.ilitar Hy M. Kamm. Mead Mader of th e Maki School, legal y Aglai a 11, the seam Fif th Edifies, PIZOOND IMICADING hOOL. ed. Loadee . Parker. lllos,, and Bonn, W. thread. THCATTLE SHOW-THE CATTLE BROW. .pissiellog MOO Ilmilidold COM imissao el emablairg YetmwmessaL MOM VINIO TEI LAMM nonuow. Me Wised Ora ommalhol In point al dorm an/ am. moilonen BO Om misolermena Or burl In Iw4a Vesollor 10 1 11.0dh .... ,11001 Galonst lashorran fro thyroid pookr Opens am : oddest to de sormallid rale el InallWromi ij aad the datag et J. 11101110111100 • LA B t LOYDIN OR TER ILTI 0 wiz; TO GREATER donDIR OF TUB DAY. OM • dalight ear mashy of Ow weverim pi.. 6. s such as cannot tail to drama W waistry This day, foolscap Pro, Third Edifies. prise Ts. ed., THE ANGEL in the HOUSE. By COVIXTZT P. 1111061. By the same Author, FAJITA/1J L for EVIL /rap. Pro, es. Laden les, and Beam West Strand. QTRAIN to 00/1111111.01111 trona Lusaka, efllleget MIL The foe mew Omer DART ANGLIAN. Capin JAL NUM eel be illopeobed Oen IlellOWleek ea et mini TIVIINDAT. Dee. ll—reo regimen d MINK eg.g Salle wane. lieme. Amu JOED*OII eed LC. Mog le PLUMPIL ways. see PICA. r isaih teeLbase. LC. 1211 . 1151D0N PAVILION, TICIUMNISZATUAT, lop of law Haymarket Open Mse N. sod la. lkomilaft T.— wliers dilly at 12. IUaIaILL 4111011111. Dloodur. LOUIL mid C. SONSILM/CLII. Proprielem This day. Two Tatou pod Ivo. lie , G OOD for NOTHING; or, All Down Hill. Napwkw. By Yawn O. J. Willa WILTILLIL Updated trout Lanese Tutor. Soo, and Doom Wog Saw& TER ASHCROFT ANGLE:BHT OOPPIR *miss aprIPLNT SIM* ark. Illimas=sly Wile kr dr owl gt lark sou Wu*. ilsor _ AiICIL&NDIRS CILEBRATED A-LA-110D1 sm amid MUD BOWL Butaillird dB pm% TICIIIOII,II4TILIBT. Mee/ft appalls the PavlllosW. Pric RAIL WAY pea tree sad *Maim INDIAN sad DIDU i rfLOTILLA OULIBANTUB eximehmell meg bed I. be dollish., wftk saner ken OM odwe Oredreele. Mkt Mar, with as bilseieeMos, arebdaers • Oorreepeedesee et kadrew with We ARUM. rad Baynes lie Mr. W. P. Andrew mul Mr. Theme WWI. By Jim= Mau. lades w. wawa sod MOW. (BeePrik• 8.. d 8011, Wassal Spark Merchant& S d imporm mar. Palo Om Mo waa am. Va, ; oiserese, 7LL. s. doom oid austa„ Ma, Ma, Ida. Oa par Aara. Ma is = Mara da., 14s. pm door. sad Mir as.. Ma_: slob da, db. : Corawdbi, ribs, 1111 a Moonisla : . Mbar Ma pot ram Clampeca t cd.7LL. 11a. 4:=110•Ve : Iter w roviet's. s et a k st, Jrali= la bra !a, Ma, Ma : ; arra Nagar Gad Ueda , Mk dorm Hoer mod llooMba ida, dia, Ma, ; Ods. arm whom rued mamsobr Dairen/ rad atria dm ad loa Team orb.-11, ladmisphoormarrk. I. Team, N. Who US NM • • 4 Tee gifts. per Win Ie be paid as uppilealle• ___ wai tw. calls el Ihme =per ohms Of noiluill) at Wirral of es• km Mos Wee The OfwPM•7 istswesig Ile tilled utmost Al. at e." pal la Os mei lON owl ISM Moe ed.. or poet fon far goo ITN SOUNDIIIBB of INDIAN GU shows la LAW to MOM Illaghir, Now, lecniesy tibo Stock Nit=o, Lads& WI. =Ma HOMPSIIII. sad Oa, 11, Ave it soirloos Six thousand inhabitants of the districts near which the eruption has broken out are now fleeing horn their homes. FINSBURY Etacrios.—The returning officer has ized2aturciay next for the emieation, which will take plies ea Clerks:mell-greee. The ponies, if say, will take place as Monday. lel SAM 4.771 HUNGARY. CHATHAM, Dar. U. Orders were this morning received from the Home Gese 2.7 lll Major-General lyre, directing volunteer ing to he trees tits various depote of the tine for We be sad hattallow of the 16th regiment which has been placed under orders to proceed to Canada. The number of voluntwee required was 100, but immediately the asineenew anent was make that volunteers were required the whole aumbsr west to the frost and offered themselves. Each man volunteering receives the sum of one guinea In accordance with seams waived from Ookmet Chapman, C. 8., Deputy Adjutant-General, a number of men of the Royal Engineer' were this morning selected from the Goa pewee at kiwi-quarters to be transferred to the 15th sad 18th companies, both of which are to be augmented to CID men of all tanks. The men attached to the 15th mew pony who are ea special duty are to be attached to ow of kite depot ornspenim at this garrison. Volunteering from the Royal &gismo; has he.. nconwenced. - EY. *,AI 167 -. T, WO U" .IKI ATLI MIST THE szrzirrir COMMANDMEJT. The Rev. W. Brook delivered a lecture last night (to which only patinae ware admitted) at St. Jammee RA is aid of the funds of the Loodoe Female Preven tive and Reformatory Inetitutioa. The chair was takes at 8 °Week by Sanest Ifoni.sr, Seq., who Middy lateadsenl the issiwirez to the audience. NINTH, Dim 11. The Second Palatine and the Commissioner of Public Safety have been brought into this city in fetters, in order to be tried before a court-martial on a charge d high treason. It is asserted that the First Palatine, Count filyaparry, is also accused of high treason. Bliminsairrartoit os Nornisottak.—As yet ' there is no comma , * candidate is the Mid. The Farl of Limela is improving in beekle, and is ameba in Not tingham daring the week, when he will iteammes • per. newel Dean. The nomeedsmists IWO NM Minded with Ids Afflres prottenndulle lala Meer, en Maim ► h rats motion aad his lordship his mass the billowing hottAr : "Piccadilly, DIC. dim Ilkr—l ma mery that some of lb. Motors of Notiligilma abed& madder that them Is any ambiguity le these word. of my Mame which refer to simeek mks. I d id not desire or Mead any reeenatiem when I wrote them. When I was formerly in pediment I voted 'spinet the &bobbies of church Mel. At that time I not :14 desired Intl expected • sempreanke white wadi both churchmen and diameters. I Mill &eke K bat no lamer axped it. I wish to see the median Net at mt. I feel that this is desirable to both patties. I believe that the thumb will tad its eampesestion is the pease prodased by $ Mame* eves if that settlemeat mud be nosed by • pemniary sides, and ma the ether Mid that the diesatere will as • body leok upon the mew sure as the Memel at the last of Moss 'dorm's' wider whisk May one laileided. Unless, therefore, mane new piste ie emend des iamb whisk shoubd satisfy the 'squirmiest' ef all of this I have little or as bops —I shall vote or say bill which proposes the abolition of church rstes.—ltelieve me, sir, you very truly, Lumoce.— Mr . Close, Nottingham." _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 74 Lana Let MB 1. 06 1.40 MI 1.1» las 0 UN 1.1111 PIM," DONK T IllwAagrahhia Albania, &a R. J. O. EITZVENS will BELL by Averiow, Ms Grist lama, V. Ilagetrea , Caveat =TtallOßDOw, Doe. 11. M baltsad mealsety. MI& lOUS AllittliaDK eamistite at sad weir , drawlass, Dwellat7, Malid weal. Imedieme pled*. tame. Masemespas @Wm, aE ta beets, about It is et aimpeipa, mai • • variety at other w tlema—Kay be Mewed. sod astikamet hal POLAND. BRESLAU, Do. 11. Forty maces, of whom eight are priests, have been arrested in Warsaw and sent as recruits to the Russian army at Orenburg. 162 priests have been imprisoned in the citadel at Warsaw. TURKEY. ITH. ill 3, Id. 31.1113., and NEW YEAR PRESENTS. C iii it i rwit KA3 sirrolust d MUDELATO/L LAWN, la Mr sed Dm" bee 10 to 20 par 'W. modur We rod orbs. Wm, Imp Med mai warrautcd. hand Mash Calm 00. Camillo of rpm illamftWas, and every welds fa We trod. Dad tad hose piss tor am h. WA kr 110 to CIAIL NM SKIM 110, Nesed. W.C. IM. Walt W. ,m4B. tor WwAca I W r. SIMPOIS. igefe. lie• *Min lILW., Auvorinnt AMERICAN BIZ? ON PINS. lg. tat 1.0 S.. Ise. NUfVIGITABLI (OOLZA) OIL, is. ed. I prm e pwri waft rea& b Mali possible wank Is rr~Aw/fr So Was. bee /se pointy et quality rad bell .L THOMAS Ifusit sad SONS, IL W.C., le al yeas of bows dolly. MIMW. MONETARY PANIC AT CONSTANTINOPLE. CONHTANYINOPLE, I. U. Aa Immo saandszy pad. prevails here. The Bourse has been closed. Fuad Puha is expected to arrive hero to-day. .—ON Moody rly red lailmmate pest dmoireile• 611 sear Maw rim ball - Gas anorvW:Ozir SAM GAS COOT- Iwo 41/?AILIITS, warranted the bag to Leland, at PIIILLIPSIL ale orlebtal bevallor and taawateatorw, mod poe n& asasteer. dw. EL adorr4lreet. Soorr-Y4 Looks. IC. PAT SST SAYSTY ATLAS CUANDLLIZER. San sod Star aerners, Ottlakle Lamps. Patent fteleettaa Portable Coopers fee dam ga or Ole. frost Tyke rad boa qualiti. for Sla slam, oe boa water. Le.. to. CALM:II7A, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN Mr. John Laird, who ham been returned for the near borough of Blatenbead, 'wet on 'Change at Liverpool yatterday, anowpoief by woe cd hi. prianipal friends, The Sultan, with the above mails, left Malta for Marseilles at b a.m. on the 10th mat. The Pera, with the heavy portion of the mail* left Malta on the 9th at midnight. She may be expected at Southampton about the 18th. eamescas. Theme P Mflott. Nee mant hi Me las. lb. lessait ILP.). Pearbee undone. tMpleis Use. progrlear of b Tina" Itizellataa seare. Data. leery Trae la te.. Ileaseek. Oseety Debits. poet W. lanedem Sees% Bettras , Jame Pam Ueda Bre. T., WNW West lialefs Matra Ciapay. 0111041Ddiaa. Massa Preaatal leeduet s.. larmarmba Caster. flefSbeel.. . sal Oassnea. latiefal are at arrear 4 Dais. Cwt. sted Loam SOIJCIIOIII. Jaws. Nabs,. tre..4l42=Matelladees4. Mfalhe. llama tere Iles. sad Oa. 10. Osihgesress. DOI& Yew J. sed Os, IteMere. Mr. Cabin. mak Oak. Nam laaresor. I. ma hem. Amelia Nast. lades. M,. Owner Ilearmk. 1A Marrs WINK= Mt hamtwtoe. Neenmerlabsilaap. see Sees. Itaelebered Oflcw.l Iheesaarett, Rotibled. Masa Plea 41. Upper Msekollaterea, AMILIDORD PROSPICTI' Ifldeene Is Mesa tee afiperpre• a S. veheles tea her a • ray yea el salsetel bed to the Mad of arearra Is la pada of ltelphsa, bad air lew bat the 0. . KR, se • nedieste meal ear tweet, 4wo ran la rts l aside be aZird r Mr INlMMebillintreve e s t i nts= Massa. to to pee reel a moppet at thepresent drab. Behneres peateekag WOW to the outset of • team fres ems a the wet[ seinaM ideates of th• ap Mr &Ward Grit Ilk fr er t. el lbe Dana st Maispites Skala Dentin. .bet e int MINIM mmieles ha he beaded to les prurpeetns— ees well is to des reparln ben ths indmene Wang es re JONI IllAdisa. ass, Jam I. Mama lefe. CAL, r (LK. and alba Jail% L. *eau, wma palls te tie . beat SS per sea teem the mealmal. end Sew emit open We propreedmeler Me meat wreldnin Sp Om haw relays ef the lays Mena& sal 11= . 1Wee ." Mesta Akre* Is *ease time sod esemea. lbs Mean hen lowed • we, areershie maim et the yaw of mile yestere. with they lam as be made pralusehe by sa seam a set =ream sue lbsesate peada The Maas id the rase Is Alla as be deolsel e t e er e Z hie mess es • bad Nee tree the IleMbeml Wafts, lee_yara Ina the les st high war. MI Molls le MOW awl way pressells• 1a lan Dtr sonerse. M isceinalse w paliffin grn alialm. Aka* lave •e mehleralleember a beimmiled Ser. eltra the en ase be ens as sates o a r l etteidoes wID he baled le re east mesa rbaa Nalameera see be deb se the Weds el lie dam Nee elbelieurl r weds Ns fteefte will be retuned la tel. Peeigueleies way be ebbing sa4 application tor shares wIl be seeelvee el Se dem by the Umtata aid by Ur Ilbellowe at Creepowy ; but la so case will any appikation by demedrele mire a Jo.. d de. par don be paid to tee beetsenet Ile Ceseeey. see Ibstr reed. forwarded to the anew ASMCIOI? ANOLNINT COPPER MINING COMPANY (IM MCI. Sow Diroe;an - al IL Adman Awalos=y Clow Nibs almanoL. OmMinmen,-llnvimiPTe oma ors , Wag the moon* et the .tepnalf him pit shorn (her which I Wag er Uwe netelpt, I istrettp f op pm UMW MO ahem M the* Mono i. psny. of o hoe arbor. "Wed In Um orthOloon of thopany. Doled Yds day of , ISM. .re®. Aoldtria 1120111cils Naticaal Prev!r4al art of ft/14 sie Nissidsaribsr, Chador, lissgsr — Tiad oirsinea. Nana _d '' LAY Veitills. Cart. aad Loadza. WATHIRSTON and BROGDIDPB GOLD MINI ey trey weight. at nimismo vales, ea/ Ow worloaeaehla at whelemele meauleeturers' paten. The gold a She thane guareatmel, mad reparebased alibi price cheered " Mavis SW awe. Row mask year Ada wobble, be blee utmost tang Ile Assam el the ply. and diary kw Whim." --nomerautt. Weilmakriesp, No. 1111. Beeefetibbalieek Oevenagenies, W. 41. issme. Amigo iamb bi dabs Mali *wain fer le eaed Lk MY eeibellahabeM dew at II la the egois t& and IN iiiiroge al lekbeek. OVIROOATIL—GeatIemen who require a good Whiter Omani ire Invited to see the NEW NAM TALI owl LATENT STYLE A select sheet of Me des Costa, Wiz** ea* sad Winter Overcoats sleep ea head, at EANILTON mad ICIMPTurS, MI MAMA .Melt* bake lel MIL MILIg u (ALPE= WEBB MILES) 'taw • mIN AND WINTICII STOCK ter the Werlinemed ANGOLA 1 TROUSSES. Is new replete and read? Tar Ineptiellon. These Tirenorr were nriglealtie bpi?. linen Mime soli Warier le Th. Illtte -ITRIST, LINO , RR SQUARE, aril else U sot .erected with say IMMO leillatind and solver. Minx In Ms name. 1111TASUBlilar moth rirJr&UAltlr. 111‘1. WECIPACLIS L ovied by HARRIS and A, IPDX. will moot no *M. SoOar 'snot be inn Sion 'Mr . st ri rr ;nibs. In steel, whit IL rto In OW an Slim apsnono And ItnAllarsa i ntit voilon, st ;=, lor a Zon Bunn Tampon Won tla. SLIGO bun on CON, Option= lo no PAW rangy. innoito no a Sinn Manus Wok no n& &tannin ITIO. Caollan—No tranilors weplont. TO LADINB.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, as OderlalYEW risysratko I Inspresby art bra tying Ike OmpWeb awl Ms. TM Minsk Num It Imparts tis Slos ebssif. sod lbs sollasss tad Jamey aslikb It Whom of tie hands awl amt. l espalollty of 'moats, irritation and 'ameba all Mum laid Pimples. spots. freditaf, diereirlr dash and other ealastent vialtallooa render a latelkpaaaabla Wit. It obviates W the affects of agnate no SIN silk. wMrrr with Manua to raid and laelesseaey. or Mara sake Mat. lrke Sos N. sad tt ed foss kottla—fleld d St listierbsnlas s and by sbassists most whams Ask for liefaltatarf Calyeliar." and bows of 'purism sad persiskAss selisies audit SW yam lalyder." 01111.— HOWARD% ENAMIL, for F r eA sive l lnkt MAT= TERN. flowerer Wp Es emit,. It la rid la aNO wilbrui prorate or pia. sail 4edens We a vibe ersielL PI imbibe bo Mr testi may peon. ran- Maim. games. wasessamey, and wresting W Mar. Dtrec tleae nee issimed. big by all Jumble sad Metikilie weir& rite IL QIIIITIML—Is all owe of weakens and ague am VAUD, MIMI wlrl, 11110111Elsodal by Dr. lame awl the UMW holmkm. Premed i s W B. WATILI Camoodrost. lautirs. Dald by al mil wine yowsisale. tea • ism tea lonrl=7. awl Cs.. Worirafisy. Di JILICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE liillMiallbord So Ilw most shatt•red constitution., In but womb. Mon lo impowildo. no Lima an permanent. oru. Nia tinntilnita .—lntil In aim vISa MI Instructions. oI obs, ow amp tor no., anienrilbare, carefully primp no vintept renatinnee or dowor—dolorwipos. Paul; r wad ON. NI row Temitl•-ber. DROMPT CORI for OOVOES, Mut Dia l. mak Von niell mal W E T 14 1 41 000 Plasta, ac. 1, 7 tN PtCTORAL P Unroll, prepared by Pro fairs beraardia4 aimerst. twit Ample herb., without opium, and Iramobbd by esigiyalL—Wlldmige 'fern. BAR CLAY sad /WM Mk Pagrftiswilbobst. 01 4 sod WW I by ebsollAß Ali. guidars. PifiM OIL per box. latativaiissa A A NIVIIR FAILING REXIDY. r. stern MUM rad LIVID eilmol D ors manila berwmik tn. es geZ aj b card... .t 1 bir Mod Imbibes le al Moo mar trim Mow arid U, ampftift tal l as. MINNam. Maims al ft* Mi. flit a imift apireftet amp ma ar a wart alti p i g i m p Um are Only marliat. ft OM ammlara al in Ms Mamma Wiry snare waft parmas ~ &lad &Maga= We whole arms p ia -1101 by . Larabork 10. Jegglif &dm& lad by mil 1111% la Malmr. la led. sad ta N. Its are eft sit ftr Dr. Itim Mum mil Um MM. Ma maidar re a mars pm pailma ftlib " Maas taararri." rammil ria ofti mom muraorr ANOLDEY corral MININO COMPANY ,LheMs& bras The 4.4, 31 ilzett W men / osills stares In the Ashcroft An ga ud . a NW Mk• Til(nowt. of the MUTUAL Lill A 103171- es sum= NommoDed A.D. uno.n. r•awelA =lasolos. rid Ye soma pails. wimpwillelly ad re Imimrso adectia wltlia Os peers& year will IWO sayside p et sae per legrogy Laireal loom. Actin!. 13IIIIANCI OFFICZ, Es 17W, - Ma TO. lowtoont4tresi. - ECT.. wed U. ClOss-e , ols. KW. /0111WPO. Gad= a Omer. 163 wa Laseslot Rollear. W. Osliss. 164. Ii.C.L, 11.111 W sa Joss looter. J•lo Darts. Ewa Jobs Leleast. 5... P. • Joint Gorda. Nat. Y.A. DONOWls mid.. * Zol l. 1.1. Maiikow W laward l. !Myth's, Jan.. lift. harniaiditai. Ja. iii‘ ILlibuo D. H.Nlssoo, Was ;cr. Xt. Mown Tinerk esststag mil AWIWIII. rof t sessal d beam &wooded at Moo essent Aglaia iligi gellta he lo Maim d AMMO ark ellsetal is. tie whole T ul Life lei Or siadorsess ego; 101KLICAN LITZ MY Z._ . . . T.. . r b=.' Ilseas la Cada. Darns km awe. w . 1 I years IPi T 0 ITM • • 1 +7... 36 2 0 17H • 21 ii•s• 46 5 • U • • 7 years : 013 11 3alo • le psis • 0 2 • 1.6 10 0 II years 1 7.1 I • 106 0 0 7 ran la • • If 7 10 • 14 yeas 117 I • 144 10 • 111 004 146 1 • 10 10 • roe 12440610010 Venus et impossi, &a., en* se Sho Mir r arr. es lo my ot M. Compeers Apalia. 10 • 1 DitBRIGHT% A PHRODISION.—Tb• Pim leareeti' T• ll TOYIC.—The am chemical Oamiti WSW af mite. anthem., Irem de. olopial be Ma yam all the emratial ineethamts et am bleed. mod mem miellacee . egreeable in the palate, hemecat la Ole MIN tug Its ...Warfel penwtellsh alleadlita inneihdip uMI. and pervemeutty melee an elm mad hem =N er r u rtliterlaa .4 the sew.aad ammiebr theses Memo* .4 11. Wm^ Milder. all allaem do. pails. nil semi Mhos wilemettve Miumemnd d w+..., rmasimAft ami mierrigemelei Mae haperema ehmemmed Os hams frame Yetele, 1 la per beta*. ter /ear IlabalMee lammila Pr. wed sod mad et the Labermem, Mr.( W maimite l. aide a m. rmere madima th7 . l.= wham eke may be had thti ara imillea= ant 01 a WU lie areee am rem witli as Weal 011 0 11 602 ; 160 /0 1 . 1101 = She marvelh•se misisl Iv. ppiPele a Me whwilYhal run. il kr.. es the Apeswistaraiiiinee. epee b pri, 1l slava All awmamlimilmieesal ordure Se be titteeed le al as 4 , 10•114. The Awe mellsiam Mai bees mailded in • phydebm Wambeit 1149•11 fitrde ft/Ip.m. Y eite may be dolly mamied letter i. Wee partletelaa Mona Masa MB WOW Ilea DL CDR= ON DILLYOVIONIIII OEM/a maim act. Jed F loe Da, pia{ towboat *Dr A CAUL *amain ICAL MAY o v a the A C 17112 d I , KPILATIIII MUNI hi MN. walk Me alarellso tar paid raaareatko Walla awl vapor. lb. remit et twealptly• prat siesamotal practice la el* titaammaat al Iltese peralike armor awl sigalard Anew yak& Wad So L. DM SAMOSA Web L Marta. desalseleft to tin Law s -w•mtashaalleiiaala raPLathere aelaremiet ...let e t llaaa La boob irlemillia Mod restai—wartberareit perms Oa ralatira at orsatal preaspear, dews= — Lodge: Mom" a t Oink. ; ma J. Aliso, Ilk WarakLanala The Yev. W. Baoca r at the commemessat Ws beta* laid down the proposition that manilas was • divine tattoo, homarable inasmuch a it wee ia direst esmpifaesm with the laws of tied. Te ma's Megrim ansteremeal des homar, Gefeamomilmeis thisnespeel west astaile. At the right poled lib, aisniale wee immaseit ea the. all, to fad the behests a Ord. sal to maid the templatioa to esestabege which sieneweded She. iV all dinaism Ito f o o=ima se riated eat with mash terse the mak esesegaumese • soneeddenne NM Vie Ma= Saba, ead dwelt ea the Maisie wisholeme d the awe delay cap imainage ournegased en asiestisso 75e. sionsubinage, *preface, they were atom amt. std as** was left S. them bat marrippe. MOIT te the oblation to ma. teed morlege oe amnia oadegyeate mom the rev. .gentionan veld wee inalisenhate raw ma le Mies to mum* life oa the ea* ems whieb Si. father woo leavieg of. If frophey were Moped may might he oontncted by them who were DOW die= from such • course. floeirolf should facilitate marriages when sow it hindered Om. moiety would do well to esselder Malta seam *mom were nut ems. &est is its mode a adieu to promote menage. Omiderieg the peat pow* of the social it was time far philoathropists and patriots to anaider whether they had not power to attest such changes. Young met, ea* they could many, should rattan their alatiom "abject their Mins. Restraint was hisambent epos them by Divine ordinance, and, them fore, it was withls their power. By putting on moral strength they could item their purity iutact. Every man could be ee good Ns Joseph if he oily tried, and then whet am, ermingal affection would be that bars, awllid love which was likened to the love of the Redeemer far hie chinch. Not. in vsi was the Seventh Ocamendaseat for the laden sad tamperers with wifely virtue. The old Duologue had an iron bold upon them and would see that they came to their predwitinwl doom: The rev. gentians dwelt with mach 'legumes ea the ' necessity at never mating light of or diempardleg the me jagal proprieties, as • means of esaintaisiog tie 1110411.111' vow, and ppaanted out the necessity of avoiding the elementol of c:imieality so as to obviate the weekesog of the moral esass. Their wifely wss iu resisting the beginning. Never we the =foremost of the Seveeth Commandment more secessary thee now, for adultery was a fearfully besetting sin. The only fear for Euglaed was the debauchery of her pouple • if that were oot checked results would arise worse *ea would follow fmee as Mission from abroad. The rev. gelatinise concluded by exhorting his hearer' not only to avoid the sin he had refined to themselves, but to use ell their influence to prevent those over whom they bad any teetrol from taking the Ant atop on a road that would end le destruction in this world and perditiou is the mart. At the oonclueioo of the lecture • vote of thanks to the I rev. gentleman was proposed, sec oiled, and oarriwl unani mously. NMI:PAP= &TAWS. CIRCULATION OF TH3 " ExPRZIIII."—Tbe annual return has bees published of the stamps breed to newspapers which st►mp a portion of their impression. The following list shows the number taken in the year imam at Midsummer last by the Loudon evening newsmen : Express 858,902 ()lobs 180,000 Sun 118.700 Evening Star 107, .:80 Evening Herald 64,500 Evening Standard 63,984 The Sacred Harmonic Society's annual Christmas performers of The Marsh takes pros to-morrow (Friday) evening, Mr. Oar andecting as masa Madame Guerra bell* mare bar bet appearance fur the society. lataairmenar OF ?ND TILAIIIII. —The Royal Com mission appointed by her Majesty to take into considera tion the question of the saubsoliment of the Thames on the southern side, having received a 'evil existence by the publication of the ruse of the members in the London an:Me, a prelimier7 meeting was held at the Maesion•house, the Lord Movie' presiding. Nearly the whole of the members attended, end it was agreed that a second prelimieeiy meeting should be held to fix the day when the first piddle meeting should be held. It is intended in the first instance to take the evidence of wharfingers and other irhahitants on the southern side of the river as to the evils to which they are periodi cally subjected by the overflow of the tide at certain ma mma, the injury sustained to their property and the general inessesigeoce to which they are subject by the stoppage of the therasifires and the flooding of the whereat la the next inataane it is proposed to take the evidence of eminent engineers as to the manner in which tree evils might be averted ; and, finally, to order advertise:smite to be inserted in the newspapers inviting renews to send in plans for the mahsokfuent of the moth side on the same priori*, with the exception of a provision for the low-level resin sower, r have already received the attention of the coin. atiodosisrs on the norther° side of the Thames. The inquiry will be pressed forward with the utmost speed consistent with the importance of the subject, so that, if possible, the roper of the commissiorra try be ready to be submitted Sicialismeat early in the approaching session. TIES STOCK OF Corros.—At present the stock of cotton at Liverpool continues to be maintained with re markable reedinass, as appears from a convertive star meat for the latter half of the current year aid the cor responding weeks of 1800. The quantity at sea, however, on its way to England was estimated at about only 56.000 Lela at the close of last week as compared with 174,090 bales on the correisposling date of 1560. INCILIMILD YALU* or LAND IN IRELAND. —The estate of Castle Hyde near Permoy, county Cork, pur chased in the Encumbered Estates Court, in December, 1851, by Mr. Vincent fleetly, M.P., for 13,421 W., and as to which he brought an adios against the late Mr. Herbert Ingram, M.P., for assisting Mr. John Sedleir to deprive him of ii , has just been resold by Judge Lougbeld, for prices asionnting to 44,9,0., upon the petition of Mr. Sedleir's mortgagees, Doghouse, of Darlington. iervo ne on the teed nib idler anainiadion wild any the ..t . ..1 s ysi.astrorte. or, bat portioned oreand hod origin al the Aro 6.• dim Irant so .—A ire of 11011 b. 4•1611601111114 , A, sr lir aidsa llitheskassat isteria tea T , he rem higli ii"6 Z pesperig ems dr .t May IN die per et the West BM r well as serral Nat el greet pse riot is getting the ientsd buddies sad Tib iae : 4. 4a et time ere Ir n nnme , l Ferri er., who lived war Ws lad Valuating we apprshomeled oa m.l fashionable ~..1 tateot Idyls at ..,Its Exeter 11•11.- D DEATHS. alan.l, the .111 d drhootrr. th.• ..t • utto.returr, the was owrwal. the wife of the wife It R. 34.14 tM vff• I.lhie-woo 4 . ',plum wk. Mrs- L•noardse- Achim. past. th• wife • elfr of N. nob- s 4h4.n. the wth of •1 ' , i.e.. zoo& arm of MOO 1-14 toter ol Me ch..ter. Jim. %lama bber arYr. K famine.% •r+. Ems R wo j lb , is" Nkkolas. .rely Kos, ••• II s.hter •.1 Owl Wm Flarrfot. wlA u. Li' B. .11.01. aka. Ur. W. car• Ws Valll//4 gal a SNIP raloollol. i• as Ea44..4 lar- Modsieft woo a MI6 whit" T. -b I °lip' I op OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL. The Maaailia, from }famines on the bth, reached Malta on the Bth, at 1 a.m., and left at noon for Alexandria. THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS. 1, Dso. 11. The Peninsular and Oriental Company'. steam ship I)slta, Captain Field, with the heavy Fortiori of the Bombay sad Mauritius mails, has arrived. Elite kelp 26 passengers, pearls value 66,01!0 rupees, 2,015 bales raw silk, value upward, ef 200,000 L steel* ; sad 103 packaged saodries. POLAND. A oommuniestion from Warsaw, of the 4th, in the Side, says : It appoint that the state of siege is not likely to cease for some time yet. Instructions have recently been sent to the governors and commandants of districts to guide them Lithe ►pplication °ltalia exuptional system, informing them as to the nature and limit of the attributions it confers= them. Hitherto everything has been left to the arbitrary decision sod seal of the generals and officers in command. In the government of Ralow—to cite ► fresh instanoe—the governor has enjoined the authorities of the district, to proceed with the utmost rigour against all priests, organists, and sextons of the churches in which any national emblems are preserved, and in which there still exist crucifixes and banuers bearing the arms of Poland—the white eagle or the Lithuanian horseman. The order extends to cemeteries as well as churches. Tomb stones ere to be carefully examined, and defaced or removed if necessary. The aroma ended In honour of the victims of February at Warsaw are to be taken away. The amen. lion of thee, orders is sometimes resisted, but if the clergy do not voluntarily carry them into execution, the pdests are to be arrested and sent to the citadel of War saw ; the sextons sod organists to be enrolled as oommon soldiers, if fit for the service, co if not, placed in companies of discipline. Sue. ral eoelesiutics have been arrested in virtue of these instructions, which doubtless are not those of the government. In the incorporated provinces, the Governor- General bas just lamed orders to deprive the catholic popu lation of all sorts of arms, old or new, whether fit for use or merely kept as curiosities. What renders these orders more singular is that the schismatics and protestant. are allowed to totals theirs. To avoid piling for them, the executive officio to Like than temporarily only, some of them being very valuable, and promises to resters them. hut past experience has taught us the value of such pro- mises. Similar measure, wan adopted in 1818 and 1854, and the arms then taloa were never returned to their owners. BISHOPRIC Or tar. 11321-lA.—The bishopric of St. Helem, which has become vacant by the translation of the Hight H Dr. Piers (Wesley Cla4l4mi to the Help opric of Colo mbo, hoe been conferred by the Duke of Newcastle upon the Venerable T. E. Welby, M.A., Arch deacon of George Town, to the Cape of Good Hope. The new bishop was formerly rector of Newton. war Folking. ham, Linculesbire, to which benefice be was resented in 1641 by he relative, Sir G. E. Weller. On' reigning that hying he eigaged in missionary west coder the Society for the Propagation of the tel I. Foreign Par* and was three or four years since rested to the erobdeaconry of George Town. He is now in Englend, bed will proceed to St. Helena early in the new year. CATILZ BROM.—Visitors from the country wish ing to take home some pre ruts to their friends are mum. ineisled to call at one of Simmers leteblisbne au, SS, Strami. 24. trouhlll. or C Palace, where they sill find the largest and most elegant aseerument et Maey novelties for Christmas Presents and Now Years gifts, at proms varying from 6.1. to le. Christmas trees besettfally lilted UP. al Is. perfume vaporiser for balls mid parties, from as. —(Ad% artist,- mut ] Sr. MAST'S HOSPITAL, PADDINOTON.—& large and Milliont ! meeting of the inhabitants of Paddington and the surrounding districts was held yesterday in the vestry-hall, Paddlngton-green, for the wpm of taking into consideration Umpteenth financial oththtiOn of St. Mary's Hort a ta i liad to devise MOM for maintaining it in a state of . The Lord Bishop of Loaders took the chair, and said object of the meeting was • most important sad interesting one. The question wan whether the inhabitants of that wealthy sad populous district should allow a noble charity to lose its ellisismey for want of peona th ry aid. He understood them was a dohs of 3,0001. weiglaiog on the managers of the hospital, independent of 5001. requited to meet the butcher's bill at Christmas. I That sum, though large to the charity, was nothing I to the Inhabitants of the neighbourhood. It would be a disgraos to allow so noble a charity as tit. Mary's Hospital to languish on with this dead weight pressing upon it. They were ell to blame, and let every man who felt for the tam parel as well as the epiritual wants of the poor leod a help. tag head according to his mimes. He thoeght the clergy of W parish bad not throe all they could and ought to do in this matter. There were 150 beds in the wards of the hospital, all occupied, nearly 700 inpatients were attended to annually, and 13,000 out-patiente received its benefits. This large amount of relief could not be given to the suffering poor unless liberal feeds were placed at the dis pond of the mothers, and be trusted the appeal now made would not be made in vain. It had been maid the manage ment of the hospital was defective ; that might be so, and if so, let the wealthy inhabitants take more interest in its welfare, and by becoming subscribers have a share in the management, and remedy any little defects that might exist. Mr. Wade defended the management, and said the debt Lad mainly arisen from the great falling off in the amount of donations daring the past year. The Rev. Canon Boyd moved a moieties pledging the meeting to provide the means to pay off the debt of 3,11001., and to maintain the hospital in a state of efficiency, which was seconded by Mr. Capel, who handed in his cheque for 100 f. This example MU immediately followed by Mr. Bunting handing in er anoth 100/. 'Me resolution was curried. It waa also resolved to recommend the clergy of the district to set apart a couvenisat day for preaching sermons in their respective churches and chapels on behalf of the hospital. Mr. Shaw, Sir R. Carden, Mr. Harwood, and other gentlemen, ad dressed the meeting. THE LATt PROPICREOE Q 1711117, F.R.B.—The most extensive series of micruecopes from the earliest date of the invention down to the present time, and formed by the above gentleman, were sold yesterday by Mr. Bullock, at his rooms, in High Holboru, nod drew a large and distin guished circle of scisotine men, among whom were observed Sir Jame, South, Professor Sharpey, Charles Brooke, F.R.&, and tatives of the Royal College of Ser pens, the C r op Chemistry, the Microscopic, cud other learned societies. The first lot to excite attention was the royal microscope, an expensive and unique instrument, made by command of Geo. 111. for the of the royal dukes by the celebrated Benjamin Martin, which fetched only 151. lbs. whereas a modern one, b the well-known Ross, realised Eli. Lot 533, a Newton iani telescope, described as the in strument made end used by the celebrated Sir William Herschel aid by the aid of which most of his discoveries woes made, was knocked down for 111. the fo ll owing lot--a m odern the—fetching 161. 16s. The loedstone oath the property of Benjamin Franklin, and mounted in orna mental brasswork, with inscription ; this interesting lot was purchased by Mr. Balfour, of Grove House, Putney, for lf. la. with a view, it was stated, for presentation to the British Museum. This gentleman was one of the largest purchasers of scientific instruments. Mr. Stone, of the Royal College of Surgeons, was also a imp purchaser, one of the iota being an elaborate model in glass, 'hewing the circulation of the blood. The ancient arm, a nd armour will be sold toanerrow, to be followed by the pictures, in cluding also a separate collection of pictures of the Italian, Flemish French, English, and other schools, the property of • distingoshed fore*, gentleman. EAST INDIA COMPANY. —The quarterly general melting of the proprietors in this company was held yester day, at No. 3, Lothbery; Colossi Sykes, M.P., in the chair. The amounts having been read, the chairman de. elated the ordinary dividend provided be the rut of path meet, and stated that the warrants were made out, and would be payable ou the 6th Jan. next. A long converse- We took place on the position of the company, after which the omegas broke up. At the meeting of the Corporation of Dublin on Tuesday, a letter from the Chief Secretary was read as the subject of the distress in Coonaught, in reference to a in. merit.] from the corporation, which stated that the Irish executive has been for mouths in communication with various load bodies, and with persons most capable of ob taining reliable iuformatias as to the districts referred to in the proposed memorial; and the government is perfectly satieflrit that the operation of the poor law is adequate to meet every previous which may reasonably be expected to hill upon the unions. - Last week we_ reported that the New York merchant ship lady Franklin was os fire in Plymouth Sound; to-day we have to reseed the same thing of the Illiphat (Heel), of Portland. Maine, at Brixhata. The Eliphat finely is a ship of 4000 tone, and owing to the war hawse& the feathers sad Northern States of America she was being sailed as the Woman, of &unhurt, from which port she was bound in ballast for Akyab. Her master's name is Yr. A. J. Cutter, of Portland, Maine. Thu vessel arrived in Torbay on Wednesday morning, at three o'clock, on film AS soon as she came within sight of Brixbarn the alarm of fire was raised. Two fishing smacks, the Sophia and Charles, went to her meistance, and with their help she was run into Mary Com, whither the coast guardsmen repaired under the dine- Woo of Mr. Milton, the chid officer of the station. Brtliog to extinguish the fire, they deemed it prudent to bring her to Brixham harbour, and on her being rmored abreast the Breakwater, the towu fire engine was brought to her assistance, and under the superintendence of Mr. William Brown, the town engineer, the engine was spsta oa dali aad effectively worked. The ensine was placed on the harbour cosionissioners' barge, knows MI the Lowey, and with a promptitude which reflects great credit upon all enpgsd, was brought to bear epos the fire. It eau ex tremely difficult to get at the Are, which was confined to the after pact of the IMMO, the cabin stores, sails, ropes, ha. all of which were unfortunately dcst,oyed. It was aot until S o'clock in the afternoon that the Are was subdued. The muse of the Are is unknown ; of course various rumours are afloat, the most mu rent one being that it was wilfully does. The ship was first discovered to be on Are on Monday night, at half past 7 o'clock, Just a the Bolt Head, when the master bore up and arrived is Torbay as bdore stated. Mr. Cutter's wile r with him.— Weems Morning New. I The Worshipful Company of Groom have Net ea additional dosation of BM. to the National Lifeboat lastitutiun. After a thanksgiving sermon, preached by the Bev. J. Bead, M.A., at Blyth, Northumberland, fur the late abundant harvest, a collection amounting to 101, was made and remitted to the isetitution, which has incurred a large expense in the establishment and maintenance of its many life-beet stations ca the Northumberland Coast. A watch took place yesterday at Wormwood scrubs between eight men of the St. JAmeiS (12th) Corn- Noy, and the same number of the St. Martin's (13th) Company of the Queen's (Westminster) Volunteers. The prize wee a ride. The mega were lilt), 1110, and 11108 yards. The St. James's Company won by 8 pointe. Pnvatte Carrick and Griffiths, of this company, made the highest snores, anti tied, but in shooting off private Carsick was the winner of the prize. The Bt. James's Company has challenged say other company of the Queen's. HONOURABLZ ARTILLIRY COMPANY.—The mem : bets of this regiment gave a dramatic entertainment last evening at their head-quarters in Finsbury. The pieces selected wove—Secret 'same, A Rryular Fix, and the Itarkdor of Ares. The principal characters were under taseu by Captain Fuld, Sergeant Bkey, and Ikons. Collard. Spicer, Burt, Tingle, Chaplin, Everitt, Tepees, ar.c. The h.dl was crowded to excess, and the performance gave the utmost satisfaction to all present. CITY Or LONDON COLLILOR, Brslorr-arar..—This evening, the Rev. J. B. Owen, KA., of St. Judea, Chelsea, will lecture at the above college on " Dominoes ; or, Seep ing up Appearances ." The chair will be taken at 8 p.m. by Mr. John übbock, F.L.S., THE METROPOLITAN GAOL DRLIVERIML—The seven! registrars of the Court of Bankruptcy are about to visit the gaols in the metropolitan district, for the purpose of disehingiug the prisoners returned in the moodily lists furnish ed by the keepers on the Ist of the present month. Messrs. Miller and Abrahall will attend at the gaol is Whiteercerstmet, Messrs. Winslow and Biggins at the Queen's Prison, and Mr. Hatlitt at Horseruungerdane g a ol 'the labour. of the learned visitant on this occasion will be materially lees than thee* which occupied so much of their time last n-outli, and it is highly expedient that such should be the case, if for no other reason than that their duties at the Court of Bankruptcy it.elf are becoming so heavy as to demand their closed application. The gaol delivery at the Queen's Prison this month would have fallen altogether upon Mr. Registrar Winslow, bad not his colleague in that visitation, Mr. Higgins, very libe rally given up the remainder of his vacation in order to facilitate the business of the court. One circumstance which last month continued several of the prisoners within their respective gaols was a cocatruction by some of the registrars, that the language of the 101st section," every pri soner included in such return, who shall have been in prison, being a trader for 14 days, or not being a trader for two calendar months," meant, that the trader must have been iu prison 14 days, and the non-trader two mouths, at the time of the registrar's visit, and not at the date of the return by the gaoler. It might seem, however, a safer reading that as the jraolor's return is of a band and oertein date, while tke visit of the registrar is uncertain, the former point should be that to determine the requisite period of previous inearcetation.—Balikrepecg Guzate. POACHING EXTRAORDINARY.—.I. gentleman who rents& moor on the line of a recently projected railway on the west of Scotland was a few days are taking a quiet moons atter ha diurnal toil, when his slumbers Ince inter rupted by the entrance of an excited assistant-keeper, who informed hint that a party of poacher. were in the glen pureeing their felonious avocations with a braes-ca nnon atouated on a rest, and requested his help to capture them. Muttering au anathema on all poaChers, &c., he set out with the keeper fur the spot, and on reaching it, found that the auspeated game desiroyen were a party of sae ' nears taking the railway level with a theodolite.—Greenock Ad:v*64;er.