The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-25 00:00:00

THIC II It is 'amble that the mead boat we meld have LATi • 'fit eXPrefilk -a .. .'repot would be seek an . •t of the . magma mind ia some general is • a few 4 togethw ss would leave ordinal _.• te TO COIIIIIIITONDINTS. _ mgr. of men% sad individual interests le aearrarewarer."este=orlare ;Cr is OD vides* so that, while the 1 - • " I' i ' day et gatilliathm Roma liberty is setablithedit s • • ----.--- of role se exemplified ia -,--••••• Ohs .. soiIZION MAT= AT LONDON 1111IDOE. natio., of Europa ishort, Sr. fighting out the then' In o -timotem a 1m...-.Afiewee. 16 Ma pgaggetmayret--agy ggir ri o e on in the sect street miving im arereeew-sierene , + r ------ AIMIONI4 Allan. - - - -. easy se lett to . tits -it Omit ail Bair; weiiiig;, 07 ,:belitettfeee . t4old, 4WIL Pntliaqi theca ewe His sib ‘ nabs and brains is the factory sad on LONDON. TUESDAY , Direarili_ worway - __,_.‘, - - thdr turn =fa d =a . - - --- e"'" - rr .v ..: .. • ..t: p ay. &best. -week mai ; wages, holiday • • " I "• ' •' ' l "" and play. The great literals whisk the people cannot latitre his seats slab i Iddilie me IMISIZ wags f or ih ume g ee T. e l a is Apses* ed iriatdi 61 1116 P m. ' 6l eel° lad g ad ali k i P asi d - and thi hada ot-,aa alb.* pomilatioa,scata thoestte taro Ai& wane the •lige sad the oripbatioa of the Ira ago , be yeelehteut„ whew , we we at wee ee motto ei l eodwaserT. Them crothest es_ howaheidli .,..l a. . ase , n at el te lell : peke: ,As for the met at the whsle some at *lmo thank" to "... an all ., ; „ (Paar .....;_a tha 1aa4,,,,,„..„,h111:1,,..A.11nA„..,=, ~..e. . ....aa m0 i : threpie *ilation, we would thin me that what our treaty of " - n ... -- ,, s s- •-..._,_,...,..----„.. -.,17....,,,, th e .. 5 ..,.... — a people eat de for themeilves ander sash Mamas awarding .47 liwn. e.n. ‘ ......- ..... draft of ''''' `......- - est them if an opt nin tow commerce, an open bade to the del POO% all who wifileleed the newel " " la g Ile for proiathe ea inseam in the modal value of the this well hiPod gad payed, and Id a " ea r eth d• 11144 th the lebeetee, aid, aboVe ell, an inland inmost is a mane et another year the Cass NIMIOLIS weld sebum eresaoseitered, and highietteisea wee i s 1 E swab' to a "6" o f his a th " " m ks( the yea ' a great canes. A des mime of the edecatkeel value or would be moved by the marls. of hie goo** or et ieeh a dieciplthe as that of a righteous war le, In ' I would be bumbled by the oneesesse d the Ankle.- as snit view, as oaring worthy to be brought amidst es te Wm made a willing pima. Nitatoras brae, , the seteumittee of this day. i .. 1 with MB anibitios, aid 121 °._.° 161419 _ lB a biilnnat Mu der, we meet remembe; is not • nithmol T he egotism : a moireleor who swat ham mem ussamo diedu g . .., abscgate l y a ebriadis one only I the The tia 11 his death to shoal* Ma *WI Is yet MUIR am Iceman ie holy, and his nativity a soared evic in t A mtrittr the war-the Anita have whlalimA ashatuitial ass the seesigna* view. In Hussise at this hour, the mmeint a d eenle-alaae Is "del is a elm. d elbleiee- mel-nroving made of the thumb is eohaing ithe a nd f ee " . have net P ees ' 111660 °62414121. is toss Kzemlin, and st Mee, and in the temples wheal the II" Jew ii again. We soma own to be farther Ikea ft that we Leperieifese u y ere wet ihippieg. These i t i n rese w ( mat tell were a year ago. Fathom among those who have parted with bops. Ia din wo Noe mom any appreciable part al the patios taus. the Boutteg bhurcbss, the W eteehotigh and anthem t u rn w 1 mar that We have eel Peale' Thar. mum " them clear" to which the hearts of our allies, French and Ie: 11 = 16 " thee th em "Ilea Y ear I l e ' We baaa Sercitelaa, beat high, is Taming the same value sad ,i Rants l athe ,., t ,. 12e leel ___,%_, f th Ld r i a _ thr ,„_,..p era 2 1 an _r ° 2 streastbssing the same solution wig& we at home, 5155 of • ewe have e1 ',7""" ° " . ..,.. " .„`""=„_"'__„,_ aer `"'",„„ and or'eadies in asap, derive hots the awe hatch- el kw.. 1.....5 " ' l ' .". eyes "‘ "'"""/ an ' " e ligible rad lar lonian of oar Protestant church. endata l ban witameed the moat eammoss waste et oar ~,. .p....ii. air. , a ,... ... a ‘,. ~i . . ... b o b s i s 1: i wealth saber that mirmasepmest; end we leg the =...,"::,._=.° `::, =2:,:_ - _, at t h e t oasts is the weight el Outstiss en our bigotry, our th747/40711710e7the."" Z ere 'r e r thee 77 o : l es ' a t , d im 46.61414 aid oar P latharala And yet wean alg a. well or historical reality in the ealetratioe. Their °Pad° farther firm being diaboartesed about the war, sea .„„ i .,... le not a gospel of p eace; ewe is 7. yet will market fretfid in oar desires for pesos, this we were a year 1 -6 , with an alliance am hearty i n feel i ng n i Habib ago. We have Do doubt that the window otter assured h e y treaty, that the righteous shin hot in _ we ft d I pear thin da y will he " 11l I " thi g arte. befit the promisee of all religions, and that, of all w hich " i . mate , tilsa vh thaY ,..2, r e ar l a _ isia .... Chatitalawia , ___,Y* basis for existing obligatime, the most tightens is that of ilte ii this " g. -""' - a ' "`''''. ''''''' ' " e ` defecting and establishing the Mortise of the human Easter •• 1•1•Ilkabb • Pa tied' sad social, sad personal race for whose benefit all faiths exist. This is the 12 6411 • phenomenon. It is so wonderful that it elms as if prevalent sentiment whisk we believe to be every- d 616 eolen initiesthere meet be something morally mead about it. We . of this day. waste present at Lae - The believe that it is so. We believe that the war has bate V I occasioned aural Wadi to es so varied and in as- . lies of print that the pest year of conflict may ewe hallow Int gain. to glut this day'. thanksgiving for the religion oilman. --..- i • We are not yet so morally 'deemed as to be oafs WINDSOR, Duo. $ 4 . ' from MOM in peace gala AS formidable as the evil The Q um with the u nman H e w n an d Led.% C. lawmen of war. Looking deeper than the general ya w e d in the Asps , t hi s tolon t og . IJsit het, with which we all Sr. sailleisatly familiar, that p r i n ., Al b ert , skumes ,kg b y PA NG g rea t of be the 1 our military organisation had become dangerously and /Adore, wo nt ou t Mooch* fame shamefully careless and corrupt, we are selfeonvioted gear AAtairel the Res. R. S. Dudes left Ike Coale is this, b I II of having allowed the inflame of the aristainey, the Wawa. toned permanently supreme in our polity in fact (though Despatshes from tho Gewgaw a cued , win rostra dig nea lict i I 1 i 1 sot is profeesioe), to tamper with the salacity sad the j.,„1,4,y as the Ca ssis' Oft. be ke bourns of the realm. Such a discovery could have Deepatthes were seat lam evening from the Colonial Tee , bet in coaseqeence is sash a country as ours. The Mee se the Governor. of the Celestes es the Woe thee *mai i I people are brain after the mischief in an orderly at Skies. ma May d way i and more his been dose thin yew to impart et nil -knowledge to the ruling elms of this country , The Duke of flatland is entertaising a featly circle mere 'i I 1 I aid to redoes its Mame within Missal bounds. at Fels* Cowl& Hie grass's heath, we an pled to Want mug The meal fativitiso, ia hewer ides tbss scald have bees eiketod during many years of 1 : i nalam ali f ilm O cscim e' earl wag tee sale dukes birthday, will take piste ea the 4th 11.... The ._ anti-C4Tiaathi a__, m ime : sa d elefeeldithelle Jest, wheat kb geese attains the age at 7s. The sail at w 1 I among se owe reeeteee a mime :ma a withering we - diotritratiose of warm el/alai sad Maslow, to the pose et but l bubo how onPothrono 1 sad this le 4 " Nom why the villages is the Wiley of Hama, took plass lest week. have we say appear before the soisinafUse of this day The Marquis and Marehioases of Exeter are pus- alai , with a stagger etrafidetim than lest year, end a lag the holidays at Burghley. The carols It wafted to the rees l 7 south, adoration. family party. the p ' The satioaal pride has encountered a @book and a The Earl and Counties of Wilton and family are la" i " plan the holiday. st Bert= Lodge, Mellott Moo:bray. the at il ia t i li s i. sa ; ti.anctrilltria pride (i t he 4 ...." .. ... 41t tm ....._ .°114 " 1 " Lord Lyttelton, the fi rst President of the Midland Sere We -__,..---- -- ""i ''''''--_,,''''......= Imitate, sal ewe of its warmest gammen, has aspreased - tbs t ' "• *my still think that " can carry so eels* " hie williogoste to deliver a Ware on Shakopee,* t• the mein vim we chows; but we have bawd that we maw- memben of the Institute. The bemire will be delivered ea wee took our enterprises in a spirit of easseit about our the 1411 of Jemmy, the day of the enamel meeting. Oak , . Musa se well am of virtuoso mildews is ear thaw His Excellency the Hawed= Minister and th e est ~ 1 i three. We have theminteredacatithetkohm was right Cowers Reim ILisinesaesep have loft the midwife of the I ,I sad fortunate. Our people happen to be of the mettle Weft` .. ,n`,.___ Chelmwe l lese , .. v,,,_°° a 'hint,* th e D e" 6 " 1 ' whisk an sustain and profit by mortification when it The ecc i l m " . "'" r usty soc Za' to diff s e ::' t categories et t "41Y aim?" ' Last Par we wawa writhing sada. waded ofkarow is Peso& um sot sowed in any way to , 1 I the impish of the mortality and misery ia our camp ; t h e p ass ni t siw is /twigs 'modse . T we have shwa suffered no little fres the Proof of the Metter from Vienna of the 18th, in thedirgsfortg pro' ineempsterres of our military commeaders; and we 0 .,,,e,„ e , 71: -.. ca me l T un the Aust e n , deserter, his that are low Irrillthig over the wanton emelike of Kate, boos tratufetred here, sad is sow is the military prima. U 97 1 and of the heroes whom we skald have isa- is set timed likely that he will be detained keg is ear ?a bled to be victors; bat we have learned and done *S 7 ." mo t t a ng o ;h em nwri iii nit i ons . o n , ki„ The amonehement of the Empress of the French Ha de 1 e t 1 tarested to take *es Weems the 16111 sod the 26thel eel a meditice of health, of coadoet, sad improving e. nu meows heath it mom , eilichme7 and, b y th. 61/66161 6f ano th er eala P ai d a ' We read in ' the ' Petrie :-" A enbecripnon has em there will be no finer force la the world. lieseething hest set on foot by the Polish hosiet , i a p s n i, f or t h e be - :l in t hea bees does towards swering a bettor leading of it; u ,d i of the g i z (n o w o r t a to p o u t p oet mingiontto, to and more will be dose, from point to point of the Wise Mask at Caemeatiaople hes hew mestiesei. Ia d u war, sow that the national will is directed fell upon three days 101M00tr. wins *amid. Caste B-. Ye-, no , 'II that object. The spirit which can eau» and profit sag Br- theweeteee eeemtleell nearly ben the WO* Ago 1 : by mortification le ow which osasot met short of Pei" lady who a a." time ifee lest hell WI wet hes thi proof of its own reformatioa. We therefore desire to r e a r laaa 1r a*. "dna ' a Md. I " of the SU " age 48 jai 1 n" by th• lost et expense*, that we have sanded _ wl • Iti our ways; and thus it is that our own faults and CHARLES DICKENS AT SHEFFIELD. •• i 1 I Morn have sot relaxed our interest in the war, but, or on the contrary. manned nu ssovictio , and our pi,. .. cb,ip. On Sa se tu c rdly i.. 7 , :ei a gre ng wod Mr s . ,,,i ltlckens in t r b e:d iaten his 13,:i 1 i i roe is it. The temper of thankfulness for timely b o ll of t he gr ut atold a n dionim• t oo tto t a t e t o . o , i n behalf of rebus, and of steady persistence after mortification, me fun ds of th e 12141 t•IL li t s t i ll• wadi= et *be vied. c i ; is one which we may bring without shame into the 11 1: - Ig l lan A wni (W. Fetesa Neg.) msee and sald-lds. be i solemnities of this day. Mama, ladies, and geadeasaa, I am shagged by a area th There are other moral benefits immediately sari- Erase I t n e l s ta in : u wa a es eorY tete t=thty. sad Mal 1 1 a ma bead- w bale to the wa r, which may raise oar mood to the seas UN. ger•k• a seti g ery, a pai of ands put of r . , . regairements or the day. We are keenly sensible, ia 111 aureat e wr ioa tara r It two t e e ettot, amo k : t o 11 u i - an age law the present , of the hlreelntlo of °WWI' great Wads's§ ta esetiag w is filhelleld ea this asides. t i Mond government. Well : the main privilege of (Cheers ) I have ealeyed this evooloes was as meth no , of you, sad though I hew sly reed Mr. " each a mode of political life is that Law is supreme, da y of ‘ ,„ be with grist „ibn led d. h t, yet from this 5 se that rulers, from the sovereign to the policemen , SINS diem will seer be roadster) iam72l_,_ad the sew el e are so only as the representatives of law. It is Med. The k e sue l e t r esCbecilumace know tha t (Cheers. our tewa ) Mr. teeth I &Walston emeshel to the Piloted mesa- tine andemetry mi t bat at the mete time we make artistes that ! dewy of law that it should be wesprehensible ass belli ehtek te ttte ad 'hu Mt r l ; Oboe* sad bsigh ti tsp-lied ' • him and manageolgo-oimplo, rand. and lofty monk to are sot gab Wight eel amp, but t undue he poi led I seems weird reverence and obedience. Now, through will Serge OW • great amber er yew& I helm he MI the ' \' , .• ! the ocatinuance of a peace too long for oar prior t: esi ale e e Wow ow. egebeeelVw If bs l d•w mpo so l ead ay :L i t e ana- aue I, • experience and for our sagacity, we were falling into -(shoes)-I am sari that not lay we, at these wheals. ' i -'. - a arise of dangers which belong to herbaria rather dile eat will have mite te Mike ratty to hi estNelled bolo& (Chafers.) Mr. Diem Ims esstribsted ma& to 1\ I • than to admiring enlightenment. We were beam- * newest ," t o r o nnoo d onos is/ Ideas ga m l o g ' lag prose to over.legialatioo, and forgetting the I teas he will °nada,. is wise webs of sea • dreams, 7 goad maxim of reestitstionai geeeeeweet _ thet the reirmay mall tad te (cbea the a merel l sed uis idellosteel mesk geed of the nets as la re. - dangers of despotism being ewe excluded, the law E a l s ra bno i r7 pen is the P a I X :M ums* anta peeple en e d f I t ' meld act be too simple and uneecreaching. Midst (Lead sod sestiooad disselg.) ,a' ~ the doodahs of law, ea of any other authority, these Mr. Name weep ro m on d aw n , o nl o memos to o n t 4 t ~. . ' peoples are best governed who are least governed.governed.Sera" "We " l•••• istaghealeee mod panic Uneaten i i . somethieg mere elm* smodeal than be bead Is se ewe : Forgetful of theneletein parties end Wm , 0 " 11 11 with dO m we Musa Goa Ise patio rights of as INN* se were whin us back into wildernesses ad impress peopie, le should be taillitel le Math. usable %n o g i t e o gill ool td er onfrell forestherawhica we have an a bsta t o Tax Joni= Ornewies Aar,-It sugwes_to_ Ns., 1 , if . ha th el i s e prevenissts " a osu m rsr a. few of ssaiss moddlin or The sa war poicsuma g essis ha lCidake. da We say t : 2 2::lnet uaticesi t Ihen tras,.... be sesi tswe n.is : e si the ialsegr aask inkeleet riohmiseisl io si asi ril emosma il r a M rdsrassisim ieemile aniirv ellinfiewi bi2Bl:4l wolairs ee= iiim at awl ise eseelend Mr. W. Emma, of Nimisg. who bip shows piss le- folded by the war. The aeveresesiag egg. West is the masa el the impleved sossanesellseselle 1 Woe of the Rdecatioa emetics shows that each aluls• the WWI. " fimulimsd 2.1.1"6.111"1" if 1 U awe. lee the purpose el Isla( iseendlemo mar the mo. a charge le fake. The thing that is stopped (at Thi away ow lie esesintlededella the hut we bops it will be fogad so) le the danger of lad We " . °mil% sad jade" so obtruding the law Into the bestams of lib so to le Owes sb"gbi t i o lle se "1"1"14111111.6" %We- ealessemons o f mmeMillese will t drive the strong to defy Gad break it, ma wipe ... bs "*" ......, " , "w,1". ... 6" ....r a5 ..... * , 1 the weak to evades, bidden% sad selfitietrout. 4 7, - , seili — heejiTii' `----- , . es i i . 1 .. ! I • • • • EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECK ER 25, 1855• NSW TO sib &abases expectig7 news by this tank • • Out, safertallta l 7. w it AM, et Repreellii yet its oaken.* i whisk from the n s em ▪ ill =tythey , would seem to a thelsadp me l t a na a ti a ta s es between the combined republi nCiartse fleen:Sitk f wing of the X.ww- Nothings, who hive 'As same proolivit l The • • • min stand teem, no •of semen except in some adroit movement at a lucky moment. How long the coganigatitin will be post poned cannot reasonably be masketured. In the mientime, awarding to MIMI, the President's Menge, and the reports of all the secretaries at the mien deportment', are delayed and kept from the public. So soon as an organisation takes iwill be desirable kit British readers to man Amer is al offers Orin Me Session of Con ✓an with some con. Omsk= developments are likely to take plass, and whet malts may be reached anlardly be hinted belmehand. The chief hope of every party noel is sammee in the great presidu dal contest ei the awns year. The t admi embed= hes proballay e x a lly , gad the et saving itself at all; bat • is being formed out of the obs,ode efsnesets of ether Parties. whisk may ant fail to MIMI the power ease mere to the blokes dons Densooren, for it mews new to be OM am dist War will btu no knedialie seamy to owe them strigt the Enow-Neddsp- Amide= Institute, which Ims always ben kramistesiong institatioes elite Mad fir pysW gams is America, has rushed a m in i s = of isrempumut aid Ds in annual fair wee bed et the ekes in dig city, a superb eddies, for the P Wind*. of the world*. Whisky some years ego. It is sew anderigood that the Amok= Inedtate are ibis to wages the balks sad therefore a great good is hlogly to come on Wen of the failure of the primitive exhibition, aid we meet to ass the Crystal Palau made the penmen mat of this noble and useful institution. Aa mese exciting= bag recently been created in New York—and this is tantamount to saying ,ftit the country—in semisweet= of a and Mjmtte lecture on the subject of Spiritualism, from Dr. Hare, of Philadelphia. This illustrious ma, who has now mined the age of eighty, wer e is comessirm with Professor Benjamin Sinn" of Tale College, Conectiont, one of the worthy =Mela nin of Franklin, in the Inkmdeetion of Nokia late Amides. Hare and Wm= did more, then all other men, to Female the growth sat= ration of natural =ease in this country. The Simi that Dr. Hue, still in • poen old age, and adil Z/lag as increedng rather Sea abated repatitimas W Wen ear audienee.mil &a ma Maus of two sr three farm elaborelds ansesso mid illustrate his own emnisdims mod aspitilimos thin strange system, hisieneseime. pnlimir i then in/ other thermistasser to attest Ifltio - eolies the leading esisseiffs minds of the @sentry. It is now stated ia guitarsthe that ere entitled to belief, that the number of scralled spiritualists in the United States exceeds two millions, and that their numbers am being more rapidly augmented, by far, than at any former period. Perhaps I may, on some eke occasion, tram the origin and program of spirilmallin in the United States. It is a hot of some esetle. quince and may be considered worthy of attendee to trod the history of so peculiar and strange a sys tem of experience and be lief. Thaokeray did so well by his first engagement in America that he was =laced by similar motives to visit Da again, and he has delivered, and is now de livering, courses of lectures on various topics, with great income, in the principal cities of the Union. He is severely erideised, child, bemuse he has spoken with so much freedom of the lives, the deeds, the ski nners, and the habits of British sovereigns and o th er meant pemonages. It is possibly true that Mr.Theeke ray bee bin mere democratic in this respect than his Animism andiseses required. But Mr. Thackeray is 'seemly, so a lecturer, =loose to his opinioas; mad be is doubting the bed judge of what he shall my sad where. It will not be denied, however, that ibe s making what be himself calls " pots of money." Many of his lectern ought to set him from one to three hundred pounds sterling a night. Mr. O. P. the novelist, was not successful es a lea taw, although be is believed to be getting on pretty well in our country, sines he holds a highly respectable consulate from the British govern ment ; but it is quite evident that so long as the American Congress is unwilling to lass a law mearing an international copyright to foreign authors, ee long those authors will be warmly applauded for say noble attempt they make to sell their thoughts to the American world. If Haslitt could have delivered before New Yore audiences the same lectures which he delivered before the British Insti tution, be would probably have fared better in his purse ; and if Carlyle, or Macaulay, or Dickens, or Disraeli should appear among us u lecturers, it would be considered by those conversant in such affairs safe to engage them for a thousand dollars a night, and for a loog " starring " seine. ihas DISGUSTING BAZBARITT.—It is not after that in the quiet little town of Accrington we ham to rasa each diegreeefal prooesdiegs Si those whisk it is now our duty to lay before the public, sad which marred on Swag lea Oa that day, early in the forenoon, hundreds of perms might be men %%Mean towards a large cosamea, *Wed Itembletee, to mimeos a wrestling mat, between two yeas; ma, Mahal Riley, Plantation Masques% sad James Raskin, Weiser street, Acaringtea, the former betties 30" to 20s. In due time WI the pedalos/les were waged, Otero being hundreds of spoliators. Reeking stripped lama asked, with the aseptic. of his Meskiage, and to work they weat, pulling ash other &beet as a tiger would hie prey, for about ea hoar and five Wastes, when they both gave up, neither being victorious. Backing's body presented a frightful spreads ; the blood was cunning down la shad plans. • sad is may plass the Sea was tors hose his base, ad hung like meat is beakers' hooks, the crowd, while this Urbana week was on, sheeting at Gems sad urging on the umbel. eats. Darin all the time this was rag on not a palletises wee present ; and it doss appear lieWle , ikat Biraegs this such disgusting mass as the one above deteribed sea sae Mae, sad our police, of whoa we so weak boast, sat hest one word about it. Liter the wrestling was over, Ray of the crowd began playing at pitch and toss, sad this work wee carried on nearly the; hole day, sad is curia ea in the casitirts of Alteriagtos ery Sunday to a great 'Mont.—. Prams Owerchars. ATTEMPTED MUIDEu.—On the sesesing of the fib last. a daring attempt was made to mast a farmer sad bin wife, named Pat and Bridget Canoga% reeldiag Magary la this county. Oa the peovieurovesag residing named James anima, who repremated blartif to be a traveller, called at the hawse of Callaghan aud masa& a sight's atrium whisk he readily ebtalaa. In some home' after the Isaac's had retired to met, Brebsay got up, and ar sing himself with a hammer sad messili b er west to the bed where Whew sad his wits were kg 1111311111 1 / 2 both or whoa he sena repeatedly on the with the impose, tie sea fa sad theta the masa While the raffia was strain the wife, Calleghis. estrepeedisalelly was tray 'Mead bylbs blare he had lesehted. wet able to leave the bed eel meals with his emeffient, when Ideates for macaw sake halm sea aby al or alas yams of ego, wham he despailied to a aeries house he smhasse. Help epeedfly strived, Brassy assumed aelli She arrival of the peas, who br= him to Bader. I.K Boyle. An .. Boyle. wh laquity wee o s se the prism. le beetarafir o heti Cle t: mmilla =lase lake hie Idol at the easais mass for essmfficiat ma We web with Pest to aura& The pee. Mea dim desilecestrege wee 'sway& at alp mans e borer, ow rubbery. end soateased to to yen" teempertatiee, bat acme Yak* oaf wed a kag hapless. meat the neasheise of the eeaisaam WWI remittal. Then eases to be Mills Saha that lb mauve on the resat sees am wee to Rader and his wife sad probably their young nViliag the Mw of say property ad* be marealeady remeveL—illipe Chreasele SUBBING ab o ut dm o'clock three mama mama y 'N Parket 'Witehead, Gilbert Sergeant, sed Geoffre Jethees,wega driakiae la a low palialiesse la ll=iliemt, Vasa alias/ Liverpool, when they abeat swab trams, ind blows MOP &Weft Whitehll a drew a small dessetd=rffitimes as sheet sod Sergesat is the the pas of the weeps Mast She shoulder bait, beesasks Mat alb Se hese of blow. Be was thus sees to ftwer the ever a where it wee afterwards Sowed. The are semi • dampens asrester. Whitehead hen %ea ireesta reasial k woody. MT INTELLIGENCE. . a ...e t 4 ' .. • . .',•7,."i4 ~., wgil V iaa - I - % arrived here yesterday treat , • After re. (shin iastreations here, be has pratAedsd as kb --q - Coliailiiiiiarii: _ ___-,.. .. 7:— ece;mowill 1 60 1 /40. 11 .0 1 ' Winks is *OBE AL.11311. Asgardlag to a eepriek'sabl by the Atigsbowy to be well soweftei at Vienne, the Gwent . Spain, Portor4, and the Two Mass haw, ,to the awns of Austria, ahem& to the of Deesedwo 2. This Assiulske Albert hes, assonling to the seam IPthiritY9 it leutributaa thrdetesteination et ths Lug el Naples to join eoslidon against Ruda EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (110 X OVZ OWN 00111181ONIOWZ, PARIS. MONDAY IVINOIII. political world is more than weedy dall to-day. telegraphic news that hoods will =prat the Auld= propositions, and that Smola is pored to sanest to the neutralised= of the Blink Bea, although it sounds important, wares aoMillelle•t• jamas are devoid of interest, them am so re• telegraphie dispatchse, and no rumours of the worth repeating. To-morrow (Christmes-dq) .4 will be no Boar= There has bum a very doll Boons to-day. The opened at a slight advance, in sonesqessee of a reported by the first telegraphic coot/Aim . Cumin bat the upward movement was not= maintained. A good many traumatism wow bake= amounts in anticipation of the estdonsuat end of the swath. Then wee at the end of day a des in the Beate of 160. for cosh, bat for speseladon thine was a fall of 150., with a very heavy mutat. Otherssearitiesweabettersopported. Credit Mobilise rose llfr. 60fr. The favourite railway linos the Grand Central and the Austrian, both of I &Moho& their half-yearly mamas today. _ first rose 12fr. 600., and the totter 3fr. 76c. Eastern ross.66. Lyons and Mediterranumf 7fr. • other Hass there was not more than a variation from Mfr. to Mr. The Paris bakers have resolved this year to did& • to the poor gratuitously 440,000 lbs. cif breed. la' . of the Christmas boxes whisk it has beta mud give to their ,stamen. THE FALL OF LARK. this topic the Wogs' Gassa• retearks : adoubtodly the nest impormat moult of this *mat will the =Amiss of popular climbs is Par* when the me sea hardly be said to be is luau el poem But Ow however highly we may estimate Motaravieff, we WS to admit, that the rural state of the war is mily slightly dusted by the fall of Lars, a bet that is mauls* `wee by the Nem Prussia* Gametle. Kan may be walled • key to Asia Miser t the look, bewever, is very tasty. astaral obsteeise, ranted by the ormatry itself +erg► its +sat et reeds sad its bag vaunt taws, an so , that Priam Pesklewitek, whew ho had takes Lars, evea Iremeam, is 1828, hardly doled to pros 'ad than a few days' mashes is adman. G.- ,‘ Xonsieff is musk to week to abeam further is this laelemeat mama ; espeidally sow that Omer Paces is @smelly before Kate's. What we alma ustisestead is, • why **Tuts have dose so little Dar the relief of Ku. , . why the 2mM, if we essept a few spirited most, Ave seat so aid to the disweesed beta's's. The Turkish 'utiliser twoope fused by ties iato a matiageat wee ready to take the bid la AprU last. Tim hitch is the assay, the petty Pansy of the Aare ia that army ag Mast the latliaa seems sad the auxiliary weeps, this has bees put of Nem. It is useable that the Preach de sot ukase the ardour is the loglisit 89 for aadertakiag operations Asia, far otherwise we dad it hard to oomprehead why Me allies do ad mete oat their blows la that quarter, where bank is least aide to parry these, sad when they would be mast deeply felt. To drive bask the Remises thrush the &►lies of die Osamu would be taatamosat to barring them of Asia. THE SOUND DUES CONGRESS. Orson own own _ COPENHAGEN, Dec. 19. The mach-talked-of Sound Dues Cowes hie proved a decided failure. Sweden is the only state that hes sent a commissioner, in the = m i M. e Gyldsastelps, the director of the deperthesat. Most of the German States have &dad having anything to do with it, espesielly I Nano= sad Oldenburg, whilst Iflecidsobarg hes irked it has no °blood= to the continuation of the Sethi Dun to be levied as hitherto. This has inked some surprise, as the present prime minister d that Grand Duchy, Berea von Bliley, was some **sago sent cm a special mission to Copenhagen, for tile apses peeps= of negotiating with Denmark for 169 Wiliam of the Sound Doss. The probable IC I d this shanp in the views d the cabinet of 1 Ithiwerin is attributed to the fears entertained that 1 the free pomp of ships to the Baltic may seriously interfere with licaleaborg's share of the Elbe Doss which she inflicts oa oommsros. With regard to Ruda, Count Nemelrode hes told plainly the Danish na , fey at IR. Petersburg that Russia cannot son rea to the proposal for sapitalisim ma te Dem, as the Minister of wield certainly not be die at premed be seise A so mach an 'gooey that as would be rooked he ply 1 Ress's shire, d smegoosily weir Os ' swine@ to me it entered they =smoulders that the Russian trade is completely annihilated by the war, and that they am Jr facto _ absolved from the payment of Sound Dues, this declaration of the Russian arch•chaasellor will not create any sesprim As for Ragland, Lord Clarendos has fully misled the policy that the British Cabinet is prersisi to follow, and has given Denmark plainly to mho stead that, it she permits the es iv ether flag to pass the Sound or the Belts witheat t of the customary dose, she meet be premed be his cabinet will require the' mass ei vastness for the British flag. It is generally understood that Denmark hes con eluded a similar treaty to the Swedish one with the 1 Western Powers, and that it will be pabliebed in a 1 day or two, se soon as the szthaage of the ratification shall have then effected. SPAIN. Dm. 22. The intorpellations which the deinoorste were to have made today ham been adjourned in conse quence of Marsha O'Dmenell being indieried. The Government is wateleing the Cuba intrigues The reform of the astir is programing. The report of the diecovery of forged coupons of the debt is a false one. GREECE. We read is the Petrie :- 0 TM news from Greece Me tat gaits no bad se they were. The Cabinet is so Ma maths& as the sakiest of hrigsadags. sad monoemeisne messares ban rseently been takes to tube ths asastry districts safer. Tim partiesas of the Wadies palsy rojolooft this dump. They hop, that it will grsdaally load to a better situation, sad a medial imftWing between the Greek govern ment sad the Gast Powers." COLTITAL PALM-B=MM DAT, MIR 24.-- 1 Adaississis popmeas, SAN ; SIM blossom Sibs% 7N; WINI. son. AFFAIRS. ' lO, Duko-strtoet, St. Jam's, Dia 24,1866. your Setilily.— 111:010t1 OP 'OUST PALPRIAX 111WIDISZ.L. Meat Valsaias Insiaski, sae of the most distiaptisked members of the Polish. lissigraties, who iliefria Ilidiaborgh ea the rasing of the 22nd WM., was • native of the sadist Palish previous' White Buds, a= dewed from as old sad, illutriows badly, the bees= to which he bassi= having at as early pod= embesoxid the mutest faith, ef which the lath gnat ass use meet fervent adkeesith Haig mowed with great natual abilities, whisk were bed= &yawl* a wed= deadest oftimaisa, Cent Wafts litasimid atia attained to as =beat position *M Na s wades whisk theteriesd hissdia eseady sad st owe put have= that at m . lbusgli Ids Ha beta spodasil eldsf ef tires she d this deparomsse ilas e i f sialmou, rallusstket ta Moil= oLPIIOO, Ida the affairs el the. ends= Its =dusty eatkawsavad to i.lbsr me enlighteners:m . 6 l r sod Wm =fusions for this .hl, he lama thbe establish's.= id • sil War saw he =autos of lowish Babb* as diem =t id liz u skies Jen= sway Imbed sad iblinguisksi in =sa " cit P".l." as s i = "ll la kis essitry by the valuable sad other weeks at sheen Ms. rob= Bradnthl _was aka the AM Is bisse at shift la reload, sad ia this imams. the Meats bedewed spa the semmunity soesiderably kopek= his owa fortano, without, however, fa say abaft. his mai for ti_sopthlis geed. On the oat el the Path lasurestioa is 1830 Cout Valid= whose periods matimeats wore WPW I / 00 e4 WI& streatriasa. us mat by the thee slid al the astoasipmessent. Palms Aim Casttheyeki, se Beglird. es a =saber if the mamas =Won do roadbed ftesa Pals= to this coundy. said be mistineed hoe la this gamey until the fatal casesteepbe of 1831, whoa hs, with is smay others. luau • wallows:Ile from his wrostry, for whisk brume, up to the day of hie death, he sever use= to Isis= Deceived of every Wave means K sabsktease. he theassforward Muted Mardi eadooluly to *see " li=o whisk saw terary pariahs whisk MI woe Wm his masa Pima purred his poetessaloes ; alai - sUB Making sway dim' sabssevint to the is... at his matey, be es= week= est for hinmelf • dislingulasil pus among the lisped of this forwatris tb Wimp of whisk's* wrote. His first vests» is the ftekk loamy wst the teaulatioa of a Polish novel, " Augustus t• al Poled in *a Sixteenth Century." width. having mat with a veil favourable reception from the British Us. was followed by sal origiad work of put= pretsas This was the" History of the Rehnestion in Potosi," whisk at ones mtablithed Coast Bassisski's mpatstisa as deo el the most eminent historical whom of the day, sad whisk hulas sabeepently be= Moist= fate Grown Preset, expired for him Burepous amothea. end 'eats/him flattering sods' from the most itklimplehod sou of Wm in mi lionstriss, as weil as from erewaimi beak OWN was the late Ling of Prossisorbo bestewoll spotlit& Oro pia medal for literary merit, sad did sat tear I vaqings is Polish 'deg'., is a letter with his aulograp a k i he admiration of a work whisk is sat _se ini t deep historic research sad emsisatisis 'Wag the this it is remarkable for =Fess sanduate, sad*, Om ' boldness with which therissm and-the *devotedness* Poland seserted. Bet tbeep grow*, them vaphiel rids is hosous, Count lessiseltes Minty labours ailed ' node for Ms anything BM ossearothiss, yet. Omsk odes .thesisto great ptyalin* he over neestaig sr Jested the mist ballast semen made to him by lord" sad eve. dulls= the more Isdieing sad Mammals 010. 1 tares mode to him by the of of Prussia, minds; a life el hued, 11/Lan eus, independence la a fres ; eseatry to tho =aim of the (Myopic of his native dad, or net iambs of a monarch whose wady has bond as menials* profs the history of that destruction. The sent histeded work that lamed from the pen of ths deems= aohlesses, afte an interval of several yilitE Jag whisk he was • mutant sentributor to the lituestaat of this Nutty, was the " Sheath of the Histsey KIM 'dams* Nations." • work of ran merle ' s= whidhadmag the Massed divines of lads= more espeddly, met with das appesisdos- Howour s tits stirring times width othaiseased is ISA sad whisk streagtbsesed the bop of the eventual restoratisa a their owastsy, whisk had ever bees by alive to the buts of tho Wish mike, mode the eon= =2 . kw a date the pea of dm historian for that of the paphlsts= sad the Nosh was a series of sa the Polish mad Hassisa atl i z sz lisa, sack es r:s il la billis vi= sad Osessaiem ; Bawls sad j_ Bess* Polead, awl Bums ; Opisioss ef 10•Paloall 71 0 1 i•• PriPoland. The last three of these Mar upon thumb olithe prima war, and sll give 'videos* of samskalls political segeeity, sad of a rootless rare over masa. realise diplomatists. However, it is, alas l bat toe pshable that it was the theitemest et add kept up by seaslnt ofeapatios with subjects so sem his heart, sad with Moss Os eddies whisk was the sole object of his life, that sailor mined • frau as, wry &Beate ; and ate of the worthiest and most distinguish= el the last Polish silks was thus at of hi the wry dews of • possibLe sew and happier future for his (=stn. His wry last days were employed in some/Sias the pose of • painPlet entitled "The Polish Question. bat whisk be has ass lived to see published, sad a " 111:341 Peismd." whisk he had sociusearod publa s i: scuttle, eke remains unfinished. Oa aid imm sassed with kis own country, Count has mot* Wed to Begtisl literature, • treaded= of Ogden .• Thalia ea Ram," and several small works ea religious suldesio. whisk. thugh published anonymously, bad • very massive fireskAk* His high iatellsolmel qualities, his wonderful store of hit ter* kaowirop, sad his extraordinary memory, together with the integrity of his throseter, the sobility of his sea thus* the gentleness of his disposition. and the courtesy and depose of his musses, reader= Coast Valerian Kra- Usti ever • ukase guest is all the most refined eireles of Leaden, where ho spat the first 20 years of his mile, and of Edinburgh, where the last dm were peeled ; and his death will be wept by sou of the mat distinguished individaela, both se to rank and talent, la this sad is other ocastries, who taunted kiss sarong their most valued Mead& Mast of all, however, his loss will be felt by the Polish Brodgration, and the more so se idlowing so immediately after that of IL Ad= Malawi= the iith'_ested Polish poet, who died a few weeks ago at Omar Mope, whither he had been sent by the From* gustamsat as a very important and dodoes' mirk= A wry tin= time before his death Coast Valerie& insist* ressimmi • letter from the Matthews chief of the Nil& BaigralM, Prince Adam Csartoryski, =premise his dmaks sad satisfaction at the great and 1.. portals esseism whisk the lase want did not math to nodes to the asassae Ids *matey. I The Inemoin of Count Mold an offs late," aye the Jawed du Land, " of the gnat topcs of waver setiosisiersda drain It is positively armed that a irked of tie family proeseded immediately after the sount's Monte Italy, to wafer, on the sal*. of their publieation, with the Doke de 14011101411 and the Pelage ode Joimille, who were then at Nerd, with their awn mother. The mewl. of Coma Moll amorally eall te Wadi those of Priaos de Talleyread, which were not to be opened for twisty you after his death, and which away name dins to be nothing Mt a peothamous mystification. that is to say, to want if enormous bans of den paper. earefally sealed up, as was isemesig the ease with the magical roll of paper I of Reesint. despatched to U. de Bothaskild es a as. Bet what is really aeon bena.fide, k the very eowl =de an nary mildness labour et Doke Pannier. who for colas years In been basin with bin aisnoin, gdag bask to the last yens of the Frown feminine. The Doke bow sew wind at his 21st salon of makeeeript to folio, sad hes My maned the year 1814. This week k odd to be full of anecdote, marked by great variety. sad men 'ugly indeposnat, both as resposte nos an hem The old Dole maim away with such anew sad solicitude that there is every resew to hope, that is his estresol of the Bas Royals he will kiweelf write the lest word. The Dais has takes envy precaution to avoid the fate whin awaited et. 81..., as In has three copies scented. On rendes with himself ; nether is demand with a notary ; and the third V regularly seat away to a foreign enotry." The Peninsular and Oriental Company's new stauser Pert arrived at flesthansptest yesterday. Bhe le ea km screw steamer of 2,833 teas bards.. sad 480 %MO pews?. She k $46 ft. Wag. sell sea antmadate 140 pane. gees, 160 peresse maid nee at me time is bo's'n*. lbw is ehiprigre4 an Mr speed is maim heat Lomita against a gale of win was eight nom 8M has Csnk. ham's sail paint. by whin her sails ma be roofed awl unroofed witting gang deft, and there is a Mena nark ea board for neon, - sad behMeg mils witheat wad Mem The salon is light, lefty, _sod dandy Muneei. The sodas are animated at Op by a Nen met nab Ile =7Mee entrel, awl MS be ezllesehhee .1. by the atoned *Mast metering the eibbn TM letter aro very large, sad are veutilated by panned coatrinaces. TM Pere was built by Men, and ha eagless, whin an trash as.. were eassofestand by IteMe. ltha is the lenget dip he Ib Pealneobse Ceensay's fleet, aid is to be eseemeaded by Candle fley,_ he any yaws the eon mason of the Taormina punt. OM will tan est tbe India and China mail to hisandria ou the 4th preidne, and is lu leaded to ran ea the Meditenikena maU lin. The Pere is not se large as the Himalaya. time* .be will slaw away as auk cargo and earry as penmen se that leviathan ship. The flimsier' wee • stile., beau. it was so saps. sin to work b.. The Peatertake Onalway, having bought s aperients, believe they have easeeseed M sitmaisg, to the Pere, the atone sessible ingaltadoesialktout with sunk Wad netting. TM aew seesaw we greedy Mond per tardily by die elemopeohee eines we mem to espies Dedt, me wee esatiewed to be ewe of the veep lust "Wanes that wow aeon' the peek Tim Cass 01 Di. Vellaithar.—Yeeterdey the stianta le the apgameits to "mem Se leilleateet le the we of Dr. V.seitie (imettlesel le MIN Jigger of yea. - -Say). were laid behre Mt. lama rea. MI the amides - *Ad aritir. 1 % rasa , - re Pkor Taa =ratio. Nile-The Ealigratioo has jut sertahled an lamparablo &Mild Coast Valens* Kraisaki, tie wu so Is* difitiguishod at as 'WU& writer tks as &Path& patriot rued I *Wore vesture to hops that ft all mot b• doomed au (resales if I solid, a plass fa your Amu far 110141000 sketch of his lib sad activity.— 1 . ! dr. yogi Wrest servant, O. BZULCZEWSKI. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Dao. 24.—APPOINTMIXTio—Liatte. &sato aad Counatodort B. Be (1862), to the Bro. tem ; V. Gifford (1862). to the Bustard ; P. Swum (1847), to the Commies ; mad C. W. Marti* (1866), is g m Bon Pa rog. youts/ (1. F. C. Bataan& (1847), to the Btowswish, 80, mew stoma ship, of 400.1t0f10 power, at Compost. WOOLWICH, Dm. 24. Two more of the new gunboats were towed hot the builder's on Saturday afternoon. They Chaf e "acct Ind Dove. The former wee - moved up to Dilettwi ts restive her issaldeery, end the DOTS remains at Woolwish to be fitted for sea s s screw despatch gnabast, Cerasairder L R. Risk, is progressing with her internal !oleic at Bled& wall, and is opectod at this yard shoat the DM Jimmy, Da bi e t enee d. sad sowed. Several earelleut bawds have boa entered to serve in her. The screw steam venal, Pearl, was annissiomed ea Saturday, by Captain B. S. Sotheby. This *Meer had not S r to heist his pendant. • PORTSMOUTH, DM It. The Neptune, 120, Captain F. Huttoe,arrived at Igiffesetrfs morming tromlieboa. This owl, it will be remembseed, was one ef theme seat from this port, e h th e owed= et the raisunderotaadlag with the King of Natl.. It is repotted that her dawn sad crew ate to be tamed ever to the mew ship Marlborough, 131, fitting out la this deckyerd. The Rettheaska, 8, store ship, Comma@ Trollops, arrived at Iblebeed this morning from Rio ;swim Ohl 4: bad be. triallbesad I. Portland Roads for several doe past. The 3rd Regiment of the British Genoa Lesko anfe4" today from Shona & and embarked oa board lab , t Imparader, screw steam transport. The regiment umiak. t of two battaliess, together 1,000 strong. The Ira=• is expiated to sail to-morrow, landing the troops at The Transit, screw troop ship, Commander Johns.; which ship embarked the 2nd Light Infiuttry Regiment d the British German Legion en &tardily, remain. at Spithead, having a few dumps which she suffered la get bias rollisioa with the Yeast Regent la going set of ftr repaired. The Go rgon, 6, paddle sloop, Commander Crawford, arrived at Spithoad to-day from the Baltic. Letters from Grimsby report that the Cretin'. 17, mew , slop, Commander tits Hoa. G. H. Douglas, his put is there tom the Baltic, hay*, enormatered severe weather, sad sustained eons damage. The Vivid, steam vessel, Master Commander Ansa, arrived this morning from the Channel Islands. The Lady Anne and St. Hilda, sailing treallfeeeelgellgi to-day at Spithead. The first named has lemma a. Thom. The Motu**, 120, and Rattlesdake, 8, are mho& one into harbour, the last named to be paid off. DUBLIN, DllO. I& • %- Yesterday morning, at WIN o'clock, the let Divot Militia, assbaring 21 alms and 600 euen,with 38 wows and 21 ehildren, arrived by the Kiegetowit Railway it ' WeatlaaArew Terminus. The Niagara, steam transport, ' is which they were brought to Ireland, had been expiated ; to arrive ea Saturday morning, and the Clare Militia am . up to Dahlia from the Carnet for the pupaee of embark. : lag is her, bat India( she did not arrive they were marched ike Linen-hall barracks, and will go down N Kingstown this morning by special train at &PO. The Clare Militia numbers 23 officers and about 600 _ I Ind. 'The Rut Devon, under Lieutenaat.Colonel the RNLI. W. Foram. landed on Saturday, 700 am% mad arrived by special ;rain in Limerick Wedassday evia ing at half past seven o'clock. Quarters were prepared*, I them at Boiterbaoy barracks. The Longford Rifle., et - Bank, expect the route for England, to be replaced by the South Devon. Read-quarters of the Monaghan is as from Canis to Balturbet. The 4th Lancashire 1,100 ittaag, has arrival at West from Dahlia ; they ma comauuded ow by Lieutenant-Calmed Blaraban, La fa Dragon Between one and two o'clock a.m. yesterday, 1 salsa* major, 3 bombardiers, and 47 private. of the Royal Iffy, arrived at the North-wall, in the Despetalt steam; 4 from Woolwich, ea rode to Portobello Barracks. • 1 Brevet4=Boldero and Lieutenant Stephens „ d 4 the 2let ' and now under orders, with a OMR, MY" east M war, Una la the early part of the cuspe jet ;. Dam vs mewled in the right arm, and UoakamA =AM his right arm shot off at the WM at • The 6110'W drafts are ordered to hold therasslva la asaffleatis *gawped to Cork, whence they will be embukai Inilmesmare of next week to join the manta comptualm it mi= ek subalterns , at the seat of war : r ' .-9th-3 2 sergeants , I 6 1 118. '1 merra rusk and file. I7lh-4 subalterns, 1 serge 1 drummer, 36 rank sad file. 39th-1 captain, 4 see 4 2 eergeants, 83 rank and file. 89th-4 subalterns,l sups*. 64 rank and file. Prom Templemore —l3th-1 captain' , 6 subaltermaNk geant, 62 rank and file. 414-6 subalterns, 2 series" rank sad file. 47th-1 captain, 4 subalterns, 1 argent, I drummer, 49 Teak and file. 66th-6 adularia, 2 swim% 1 drummer, 63 rank and file. Prom Fermoy.-IK, 2nd Battalion-4 subtlest's, Ima pant, 2 drummers, 80 rank sad file. 30th-2 sulaltaaal savant, 2 drummers, 37 rank and file. 3344-2 lobate% 2 dramas, 13 rank and file. 49th-2 subalterns, 3 ama mem, 16 rank and file. 60th-2 subalterns, 2 sergeant, • ask and file. 88th-1 captain, 2 subalterns, 3 drama. - 16 rank and file. 82nd-1 captain, 4 subalterns, 2 sagmats, 96 task and file. From Birr.-21st-1 raptale, 4 subalternt, 1 argent, , rank and file. 67th-4 subaltarns, 1 sergeant, 38 rsak 116. 63rd-2 subaltorne, 1 sergeant, 31 rank and Ms. From Mulliagar.-14th-1 captain, 3 subalterns, 1 SIP pant, 2 drummers, 39 rank and file. 66th-4 sabellitole I sergeant, 2 drummers, 49 rank and file. 820d-1 6 subalterns 8 sergeants, 2 drummers, 177 rank M i ta 90th-3 sato:kerns, 2 sergeants, 2 drummers, 66 rank sad file. Total-8 captains, 78 subalteras, 31 serge's% M druramees4l,272 rank and file. The cams unuer orders to go with the drafts trea Limerick sad Birr are-9th Regiment—Lieutensats Agent and BAltarda, Ensign Chadwick. 17th Regiment—Um Meant. Grant and Berkeley, Earldom Maya. and Paean. 39th Ragiment—Captain Agnew, Ensigns Gray, Moms Pogo, and Arehdall. 89th Regiment—Lisatsuants HAI. 3 Brownrigg, and Dowdeswe ll . 21st Regimen—Ms* r, c ßo reantan. ldifflo, Lie 6 u 7 te ih nea ße ts Sherwood, Stephens, y O : C s orel4 weli. ma 1 ma Houghton. 63rd Bagiment—Ensigns Sproule and Gado. The Retribution, 28 gene paddle wheel stew hearing the Sego f Reit-Admiral of the BIN f iltrt Lambert Baynes, C. 8., dse., ootantanded by Thomas Fisher, Ina arrived at Sneentoos from **EV °. The Tartar, 20 guns, screw steam corvette, Captain. Hugh Dunlop, wind at Mumma, on Saturday lAA kw the Baltic. SP OBTING. TATTERSALL'S--MoNDAT. The attandanoe es usual at this particular SPAS of the -- year was bat seamy, and speculation bed • Tay . limited range. At this alum of the afternoon the Wong WO es pri m the total amount of bushier transomed. TWO THOUSAND. • t to 761.) 6to 1 agst Mr. Howard's Yellow Jack ( THE DERBY. 860 to 100 Apt Kr. 0. W. Fitswilliam's Wattling* (151 10 to 1 Admiral Hareourt's Ellington (t to 1004 14 to 1 )dr. Howard's Yeßow Jut (t to 76L) 1000 to 60 Mr. H. Hill's Rogertherpo (2tOto 16 was also taken) 20 to 1 Mr. J. Merry's Polmoodie (t to 100 30 to 1 Mr. G. W.) MAIM (t to 601..) CASUALTY AT BEIL.--QUEENSToWN, DEC. 20.- -120 American ship Canvasback, Captsin Clark, now lying is the harbour, brought to the outer snd eight of the grew of the barque Floriatia, which became waterlogged N0v.28, Is Ids 48 21 N., long. 86.66 W. The Grew, 18 in teeeter, Wee. six deposed six nights is the tops, the Floriatia Wig timbal laden from Debonair, N. 8., bound to Falmouth. Os lits sowed day after the urea took to the tops, the desks IMO forced up, and put of the stern was knocked away, and ein ' cargo commenced to float out of the ship, and a new the vessel underneath them gradually breaking up. wi,th idea of the moment that the lower mut, on the top s i they were, would fall into the sea. They were rely able* Wu with ' them into the tops a small quantity of biomes he water, and were 'speed for silt days sad &Ishii to the gory of a heavy gale of wind with rain, during which time .1 two mods pasad them, the sea being too heavy ta *Pet when ea the gird of December the barque Gotta. , =seinicamodad with much difficulty sin teeming the , mariners from their perilous pon. Or m tit that mewls, the barque Chaim, ha vin g only 2 o f bead es bused, here cows on Captain Clark's owe, the Clantraelmal, who immediately consented to take coight,s! the tatigrwrecked crew on board with the master, sas r „s lo mat pr.:willow for the retasiniag nine men cabold SCOW The ouster of the shipwrecked vessel. Basil =I himself in the higbest terms of Captais Clete kladoess sad attendee to his crew end l_I! eapplyiag ass with cloths., and paying them every Pallai Missiles. AimUILT LOr LUZ BY FIRE. Th• s gives the OSS followieg details of the i re tbn% et Baden (Canton of Arian), which we briefly meatimed • : day et two ego " The fire broke out oa w th o e o rs a f iern wad having immediately otter caught the soirees , eat ad all ameausisatioas with upper awe& jailors had goes their usual round' at the eine e'elesk els_2 slaves, bat sews othiag; sad they were thomodese trim their deep by the daises. 'rb , amr si tho than iess """ ewe lmis fresi nesedr ia the alli t h i Ze un is , w sciliw their et thi sola Sa gi :Zo le g o. 11.1"ni fwe bet : 14 7kg @sexed Psi, were net so foelamteow the belief btiiß burst Ihreagb, gam way be.s them the severe hest tie mgisegiosidi week bat moy sad the Pre morodased bmWma during Me Aiwa eselesimi bodies bays iody bees re iiesto.s ;' the Miss, end trite body Mem Worm's* am wee 1 ".3 jammed in the 'y of the water closet threogh which lee re' • esileamared Se Mee a parr." 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