The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-14 00:00:00

1 I i /1: , o ,••• , j _ x 33 r a _Ad!, • N EWSPAPER 1:4, 9 VC:IS7-.4Q,‘ ssaudx3 thet to-. 1.• 1,111 aul 1.6 Wafts. ; as* stub last evek MO US &UMW ; vows., c a t 111VITVIP •la u. sVOillep. to re& ; bartry. ask. M. y, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 14, 1881. Na 4.787.] (Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE Nupply of slide bums 121 ow* • alai the lame 4 111+ Imot burl, lID ••41 islonor, we urn alas IZO skimp was 5, UV, Malan wont alegoly uparl‘l with dwell not wuttue, 744. ; ti.w. (mon itt t. I WY 242, lid .1... I ot *WWI ; ul • 6.1.1. neetbly deem suppiesi, mdl lbn eln peenJly was eV elerior r►e . n-pummels nt 41.4 the mite.% ter lower, which ; MI( cameral% 40usersets, lAis. to Ma , Total. T.M. ambles MI Ws a a a S 1 bJ G.lti 111.5111 ILU VI NTS MI 4 US SI I 717 Sll tg.) SI SW WI will 1$ :17 1116 LOS LIN LON IMO 166/124 MI,/ 6 , 047 11.714 TANI ye" L.lll 1.111111 LOS !kW 24174 - s/ "iiii -- iii oit Win KM ►W ♦lll CND 1.411 SP7 LSO 43 NS Lai ,IGENCE. .444. It•hy..1111 • mry momoriptly. .141 h..Y ream. us. Imo Nr••s Is U•sas•rr .4 11e1117. • 11,17. el* DISINI• frau l'ar I idle, IN with we the N•AI. rat Nog. lit WITH $7 lel MO •.. In. L L IA ILO 31., ba. Ihia SIMI W. If. ba. WSW to ANlNiscas ea in, la ?May 464 Iledepal SOMs• resioral by adaban . IKEDA •••1•••gb• Wed gm ibis• IMMO I WOO 011MIP YR BMW ems tin bog My•b• sues Weiewelay mar is • wit el walkly. almlase• mob so bin, ISO ilikllllll be ales Moro lihresag M•r taws NAM. 1-16/1/Irrl 014114 IWO alerriii Sided lib be 144414, r. sad Vries lkosaL Umpoin Okay sad Arm tor ambsy ; 4 War ✓. ne N 0544 i•ok e 1 44•4. imp. env-Two amixes& her ▪ aimmkosi &nag • AI tog 6 S. Twesty•eln , t e r: were foseend. Advirresarr. itte. 2,13 a tone, 31 . 10 W beers thertered port le mews" troops dart I. be doted . the M she been chartered Iteristeds. by Mn. beet SIMON DAT. ,• mt. Mile Oft habitual c•Adi 7.oiikaabaalimartlaira. pataibimospap.b..diliar ✓hala Vat. M.D. ELL : Sad Warm." Proud —bun ow sant awl ~ea sad Nowa. awl awl W. Odin.. ►XD DWUb u_ . ..1 • I J. Ilestowo. . .4 WININI. the wee of I %Wear* 111101whign. AP N.aue, ClParber7. of .tnet. Loadea. u. )I" ,uk Use wille I. 11.4, lllMMEnlatak Y. .:nwi. Lrovipml. IM u* 1k k plan. arlibg. lol " he Eli m (vamoose 6 " 441.• a11e.,10 loom Dot. aca• " . IlaidNOM. Iro•at Clam Cberet 4. • at CM-. 11wirs. 110 10 " . T 'Z i t s % tsw • cloolsib. MVO. V Nartiery. 112*. """ . al 01. lIBOZ, Wed. 0 It. 11. ire . 4 :=lbrbi. Se Ika l 1 :. aft- a l IPA" Pa. r MU ant NI V L•rlowl. cha e 6 Mar& losibilf. 5 • san. Aadatiostari. 5 11. hipmares. Dogl" tbarebass. a "di r 4• r •fla Ilk • / NA ••• tor.. U 41. •Uw4, MO& , 7176. 1 VCR CALCUTTA, callikg it MADRAS.—'The , VIE COURTuf Dißgeronot the LONDON 11ANCING ACADZIEY, 36, Alderagatratret,t. jr s.U.loomrs dlpperrutiliery seesiaddp OOLUILN FLEECY, ' DOCK COMPANY illintßY WI NOTICE that a ' ..., lIPBCIAL NOTlCL—thinetion in the New NEAP°. .-..• 1 . 401, ihkswee onset, IMO. WESTILIN, Cusensander, Dow II .I.P NEARLY GENERAL MBETI NO of the PIDIPKIETOIIB LI'IAN WALTZ ttUALIBILLZ every Monday Evening, at 0 O. jolAuse le Ihs Viekeis Masa tablas, will leave os the 301.1. will be held at this Muer, on FRIDAY, the :SS January next, by Mr. T. YOUNG. hlemesisty instruction Thursdays and th• vnt'wr, viols/Wm p.m.-eters at and braviag Gravesend on for tb• purpose vif deviating a DIVIDEND Oft the companys Fridays. Mr. Floyd's Quadrille Parties, Wedne.day. and Saba th. 14 Jalmal. that Th. I . II V I I. ent sh l p. built etpreeely for st, kEr tie Hathyear ending the 31st Deeernber neat, and ou do), pa rt y o, tat . private lesson. 2.. SI. N.B. A long the !with trade, has hiss thovuothly twitted, has flrd-rahs ammo- other afaira The chair will he taken at I n'cl...-k precisely, thitdrille party on Boxing Night. Ticket., Is. ...l.slas tor FalielieST4, sad will carry LA experienced surgeon 1 TIDIMAS CHANDLER, Secrctary. and a stemware'. London Desk Hasse, Nov. lit, MI. 1 The servicv will be continued envy is weeks by one of the ; &amuse laeterallers ausiltary deseheesseis : - _ - eh*. - i Toth 11 0.---- . Jr . re - Pet. . fp MIIII 1113 And, lel CaHotta I fin it. Wridit Wino I US M. 7. Peppetemme.. Ztl ut M IL O G. 1 . • eater by R. W. Ker . = Will; *Mb..... MIT. Thornhill Aug IS ON J. T. 11 , 1,4 rOst. 1 P . Ol, [relight ',pomp educh tb sot exen-1 chord loolobis miaow Alps onto to Woos. GRINULAY sad Ow, Ilk Portia arm .tr,or. lir; Remo. RKETT mid oa., 115, I"mtesh.elleitreet, L. C. .• e at the DP VIC H 4 of the HATT INDIA fuel SHIIPPIND faiMPAN V Umlt.l , O. Mincing lane. leontos. CC. : where elm application for appointment' es Mbishipmemi Is this rorrke should he limb. fIiCHAILD DREW. steeretary. IVIESSRELIIIONISY WIGRAM and SONS' (of titorkooll-yord. Loeb", LINE P tub: ET Mill ri to AVAT LI A.—lrer Etleil" E, Port Phillip. Infect to leave Hot Dock us %turd."). tle Ist December. calling at Plymouth , ihuiplendbl clipper Alp 1.900 tons reititter, ED/SERI' 11Il111U21. Commoirier ; glee the Tait Dube Nam Her areemmeohiti motor ell Moe. of pure are ourerpreark sani die taw, es eepeneme.l ►—rne trot*. or wow wej:WU" ilk F. iltilA N. with Ilerrs. Mosey mat %kg., t.o . 44.4"mh1tletreet —Peewee"?' by this Iles d Pala. boo r'.fisc7c 4 bon Tuddheittem to Plymouth Geste elm Hiteeremielme tares amilsocesidame fur thisdrlasi bra. WAUGH and SONS (Carpet Manufacturers) bay reopeettaily thrall attootioa to WO superior flit toc of Whit It sad Poreign RPlirt, ot amigos la all prateat toots, mate& for etrry earl' of drenrattoa. Wks and other Maine for curtains and turn tam—Lemke Otwoat Warehouse. S sad ♦ ilel kesizes4. Totioshawasarmig. W. " THE YOUNG MAN from the COUNTRY " me arrived at Till LONDON PAVILION. Tiebberaeotreet, top el the earmerem BLACK BALL MONTHLY- AUITBALIAN cLUTIJUI frame 1.0,1 oar ow& mzumniNg pew kr! Ille i Zerle CAII.IIIIII Ll AX. A 1 at .dtrs 1:t yam leolliPMehlimPeel aillrest lash clue EuiliJi built clipper. celehreted la the China awl rebuttal trade toot hoer raplol pm.. r. an l ',woad &direr, oot cam, ter,. t h e Mal 4 , 41 e. pINCV t .hippo f• I.f nue sad tarts pawls Hu tall awl *pat SUVA pieup, with sooperlo roaanionlalkon tee polessewsw, It DOE 1 peart for 10th !smug. the taufamod entreats ell arS2follatt, I.aat bow, rAIRN CROAK. Cneruseadsr 1111.1 ▪ hite petered herr Ow• fu.tret it. the nyder trade wee emsteirtot by the eel br.itcd builders. Hall. ul AamtMca,par. Pm', kr Ole atledate. Pt nt the treated possible speed . le a peetedal and ceadtelut•te ship at ere and has spacious' tall peep kr Woo pauereasre witty AMMO' parhet tdr Dretrualwr. the clipper 01-11.11t1.1* XI toe besc A lat Lid de Is years. Thu hesalltel dipper Is Immo a the Mesa trade Owe her great speed and amed &Mosey d r.or.yo, sad ellen the best ow dteelty le whip pees d Rae sad sweetie veils. To he eelluered la dietary loy tie eelliateme Mack 111•11 clipper ship *MUT Of TKO Mat/ H tiallial:MilipeCto.tl:; ISA the .pluaubi clipper 31/1131TartUthtlf. Thh hasotilul ea royal mail ship has jeut Yeelarlunl from a loryane with loco* niers io guesseland. for N. It. the—atherners yt Illutlettatoa. and will ba punctually 711b.T0 he ;Mowed en L IIIMILAND perky% for harry by tho Ulu k Bell clipper TY Or iaIMIA •C. !AM lama ►'.f ;11fartkaiaWrieliz trielert ar prow la A aolralla I. V UM AMP ILA . I T. 3 :I IA, I4 A wr an Ara . 18 1., billatisel IU palemsu mod NORTH AICRRICAN ROYAL OWL BMA An" worm unsiogix. and WV Pe" aa.l Nome= LIVIIMPOOL m E 1101/111011. Y. IWaft dap vaky Meier ILLLIPA.I. The lambs we War iamb ars age-ifti &en ILlNvegood. soft, M Oirli to• Noully• lie maim --7, 414.11710 r NitOf YOU !with privily. of WWI: at 1114111441. _ Ittalookt. Deanakat ti. ar=lamasalrrs awl amula lair Jaws sod &rms. to be of Now Yon:.il Wool I &RA& Kano& orattAlt4, Our Worm sotool a y. Doi. it Altitt'4. tot NEW TAIL riatoolog, J. 4. Woo am& 14110110. aggyar.ire 6.• and porlime. but Woo ow Ilgion s —T• Kailas foll Itedits, dist = s owl otllls. at Ti No* Tot& Aid mil% NA: Mt roolsis to Ii u. Illogoss. sull lag Tisk MSc I pr fat primmaa—Ai 1.,. a Isnot ek tostio. D. Om* Mint Mid U. Plus et to : & sot J. Iswp ledissirmartsk ahem ; C. Nasho u.l 4..remborms a D. sol C. Illashor. a, T MAX 00XMIINIOATION to U tt PT Illma-111eUTERPOOL, NSW MI 111114.1141 UP 01:011MJIT lokeml Ws &we abliMailpiar s al blamarre a WILE I MIV I LIVSYtt lOW 11 W TOIL Ma, W , Dna 11l RA:WARM W Dea 11l MY Or li %VII MUM , ha 1. WAIL W •••7 smossolles Wader's/. Cab 1 1 8• 1 11 1 % IL It ad II soleme. Ram les is Ibe 11111 i lisiolks. Perronl possolmrs mbar" ledalkul i tries• Ilfumpos inr Onsib irl as lialris bolsi rimagnankiesses Isrms.—lhr Irglest pellsore II /31 NAV. 110Willsodon% Leguegowl ; et Se 11% soil lIIACZY.4. lIINg Wllimalseel. COW. ORAVIIS, and PHILLIPPII &WWI the swersestlnn.d ern-class elsnien ee helleee: Par 101711111 DAM awl the MINN. the DATAVIOI i a Deck, r.silo..g. el II feels* trln the DMA nil Meeererhert Eser•—tl lea etel Ih Ai ; Mem al Ss est LI tle. The IeIrINOILU. even Thendae seer ten hen M the Tower. Vets et. ue 11110111 X. It. .ell WAN, ter.lneslay evenne. Dee.* fres Innelegiont. rue.: Li. Al, sod Its tense ISMS nend at • Ye aiml stdf. comm. about Doe. 19. hoe Sem *ism M. 43 an.l Ifer cormun rt. the NAST ANGLIAN, about Den inn 7=rvaa raise at Nen,. ft= Pat a * a rrii• at C t " • Uld." P l aWa. Irre ?HI 1,14 THE ASHCROFT ANOLSSZT COPPIR NIXING COMPANY f IJoilled Alt - . 0 . la 1000 Moms Mil OMM. ii.t.te Mar the MINIMA d rrdr sabenip- Tim yme sham te be pal.l as "penalties tog shares, tea odb d t.. &Mild. par ,11 ' , Ribbed; at intarnsla st set his ilias tame amt IK 4 oodplobly registered accentng to the LOON = Itti 7 ad, ~t Parliament, pained In Ilmt i years In all and LW Th_ P. Mott. Coq wprobt, to Ur Has. Mr. Manley. M. P, 11.4,1tesal. COME Itoirs. K proprlrtor lAA Timm" lltswlllism. won. MOA Nem Mrq.. J . laartrock, Cnostr pppop Has. 11.. u. UMW. COMM, MIMS& Jaw Damps Tow.. lie. J P. tilrevtor . flidited (insi Maims lialfroto lituotnia, Comity Debits.. . _ IltXllll4l. Da Proviselel Osak ica l omi.l. at itaaahealar, canter. baatt.r and Carus/vow Jaibad bas . d Iralama. Dublin, Mat. amilssaos. 901.1.11.4t_ Jams Dabs,. Lan, 411. l'pawr sackvlllbalreek Dahlia. Masora /awls Law Nis. awl . 3 3 . Calker Imo. WWI& Masora J. rtonottima rod Delta Dell Mr. Cassall. awe. Olgt- Mama laerrwer. 11.4 'OWL AsoMes Mara Lases. Mr. Swam Haar.. k. 14 Mr. Jaws. 4.ort.m. %ormielortiolligk I=Mr. 114.0.1.ned 015 t. army lk Oiler Upper Iladrelne-elrort, A Ilk Ila 14 I' IMPICTUA. Thl4loreparr Is torero! for tbdi.erpele of pert-haft the tree el a eery eiluahle tr.. t of 'einem' Lied le ths Wad el asOary, In the pari4h..l W.!) head held aster Wee bees UM YOLK. a w.. 1 . 7. y 1, at • ue deride royalty. kw tweety4we yews yet as %tired Away*. wok. by %Iron , Jolv.ln and Ilademball Meese. Lomb*. ni arerage wrtl..s. prove the Met to coolant. oboe dreemee. J to le per cent of copper at the preadat depth. Itellevane to pvtl. It.ly invited to the ettrect of • letter train ea a the seleittlfk geolortie• of the ea, Air kichard Urlf ea. Meet .et the 11. 401. Yuldba ork• who hes thorny Teen jormileelms fur Id...lonics to hr a.l.tal to the yr taptetas-- ea ••U • S. W rri..rt• Irtaa the eirloeut 'elates rOgillegilliN Jib. lUtells•John 11. frost. tag 7. anoint Atha, Jetta. Sesi • showla the set peas to be sheet II pi ant wee the arasst ad a per area epee the prepaid paid. I= spd hel at the preseat verities& he the kart return al the tars Mountain and Masa Miser slanted at .t lama, Ie the arse Wad and county, Obeeters hew terwel a yea tavesratie *asks et the aloe el OM mate. wads they Mara am be sale preiselbe by as maw et sa wee We fa thesamed pees& The ritles a the wee is all that era he d.bsd. beta eat two albs es • level raid ken the leithesi Staltenet Stabek red bm_yasta ban the en at hal weber. Tbe eoPM7 htht. sal ram preenates as bus Won by Y.Dleaters eceseadee the prelmasery aorroa Streets sass hew • e.ahandele vismarr et the ars appled ter. rt= a the twe heal She Mike& y a " tholairs E may l be aallea kr the met masaThs h aaldhl Melt awes. Tto — horther 11 . 111111 I.•_ weft fa tbi! Oders et the sierra. _ Uai ailloimeed M or& the iselb wig be reinrael 1s Pa Proopeame ma be oliadiumf tool applleaSien Par awes will be nisileed al as Ga.. by the fensctows sal by Ow Moline of W Dammuy ; bus Is no caw will any application be encoded to imam • dogma of per Awe lw pal.) to the &Men of the Oinnany. sad ear receipt lore er.14.1 to the Aka AIMICIIMPT ANGLISITT CoPPILS MINING COMPANY ftloalte4 BMlLlCAtitiel mum To ill Oireeleee .4 the Ashen& Asebrew OW? blialog lsollabia.-111saaPirs an brag ars imeeneetthe &plea Ta pr am Tar villa elation as amagC I Mate wira no alio as laws a the arm Oriapr7. or ras wiaha lazes/ So asiftilons Me et ariMl C = 7. 4o of MIL Pam Mims BANNS:MIL Nalkauil Prowb,lal %RAW Sagbta4 al Maadaseter. Mom Outer. awl Cameros. N Ohrel amok al Inhume. Dakotas. Cork. so! Londe& ANN/ Yon 3GLIVLY t ONIPPIJI MININO COMPANY tOoMp • ILreol•rel 4 MIMIONIIMIN• ••••••••1 1, g , bolos thaho.t. r. , .Ms. trij *Pm show la Ms Ashcroft Too Alotiso.l ...i.tor lioi OfisSolli Volliod,. hosed W. dor of . NIL For DR BRIGHT'S APHRODISION.—The Pho.4- pborlsiod 1121/LIIINS Tim:vv.—nil now chemical Combi nation of Wimp stsltr, gnlninr hos, &c., adapted for both man, easstalniag m the eseentlal onatitnenla of the hleod. brain, and perm anhatance . agreeable to the palate, innocent in It. pessarring its onderful properties. arordin.: inumallakt »Not and permanently curing all who stater from wasting and withering of the nervous and rumen/ex time., spermalorrhera, dileasts of the kidney,, bladder. all urinary de. pnita, and every ease cabana: Ire derangement of the system, teiteraratlag mad reloviguratlaa an the important element, of the Maus hams. Pregem,ll4. pee belie. or four I It bottle. in one, 33a. Prapseed and WY all She Laboratoe) 4lk Maddox Wrest. Regent- W, pandala : Awe aim may he had the medical work, mayors XXII al . . flp gem sad am wig' an Remy on spereunthrophi, showing marvelless riglimilige powers of to newly•elt-esseeral nod wasidsrhil reinetr, don alas Aphrodllos. 273 pages. Free ARPRERtunleatleeis In In adolrenspl to Ralph Ps AMR Weiss Agents foe the Pale of the Aphro- Ilnrelny nod Sao, 73, Yarrinzlon it.. Nesebery. $l. Ifteroatmielyard; Somer. sod Hannay, ns, Osp.e,i 4. Chespeldle; Hooper, 43, IMigs WlUtata st tondo.- WM.. Sow*" 7S. Orsotehltreh-eletstt : Trout, 1k 51and. TONIC. —Weak and sickly persons should try WAllar QUINThI Wl.rs, w bus =.l6'. npolowiamied by Dr. wi g sod UN im.bcas playymiss. Pleparelsokly by 11.TIli t t Ibutlab• rarammbabook m = 4 •ol ob•wissul 1151 Poem; abmi.g...ad wimp OK a Arm Wbollysble Lyman. legrla. Walk sal irmaosir. EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, an d REDS. AA BROWN 8111ITHEIth hare Rowse of the most complete Isnd raw land known. Park up la a yen small *we for trareWng. W Warted for haata are, mast, tallitary, and invalid& Cita , Vatree. rtecadlny. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING HEAT SCREEN fasima• large Het of seat with a erre leindlut of eoelu The riving is : the seer b broatifully roared In every pert edroly be,nroed all over. and all the ;gravy sal nutrith.na reports*. Merest Met fire, N.Y.These surprising effects en praise:el bl sciesUlle reeleingiess of heat. BALUA)W'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's &wet : se Wadable =Abed se coating OA& fawning vspislale to parlecilaw ?rico 75.. es. BARLCIW'S AUTOMATON CINDER/07MR, the Houseassid a hind. warnated to save one rem at cone lu three. Peke 1 n ed. (WA Male leen) BARLOWI3 TABLE CUTLERY, unequalled tor price or quality leery banned {aide tithes lid, lie, La. dem . esculent Meek Maine Mtn*, with it its.7L Par dont'. careen b proportions BARLOWS MAGIC OYSTER OPENER. —A new rid non inuedins lisnestkn. Price Its ed. 13ARLOW% INDELIBLE MARKING INK. Ito preparation required Mee la per bottle. BARLOWS PATENT CASK STAND. No waste. or redimen dletrW be tiltift. Will repay Its Meng east In s month. Pricy R and upward BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No yen peg reinired no .on Sat beer Sr nor erne. Prier ie. K ; Ate electro pined in—Apply direct to JAMBS CALLOW prilenee. It. King WWineutruet, llaWsiare.. Me that his row sod entrees Is es enerp snide • all other, we pelage L.pavt.r,pNh agabribet nos. NUNN'S VEGETABLII (COLZA) OIL, 48.4 d. per It. palm. MINA by thoirreaNer mow, ter seperbre to say other, both kw wits Peil hY Howl .1 bibl euppl 1..41 b 7 THOMAS NUNri a m ih rllOXll, Leemb'e Ceseleet street, W, C., b. 4 pule et berm Peel. Tuners SPERM OANDLEIS, Is. 4d. mad 1.41 , Is. N. lb W WWI was, la Id.; lemparsat Ira; la . wax, Is. aL ; Gomm we; Ltd.: blank du.. ; lialoat spunk 1114., IW., sad 111 ; mamas lar Pabase s Wage. ; mapities. , dips, 7.1.; grails. sit , •41, hM. per salsa pare soap, Zia, P. dia. mad dad par 1110 a sasdisk dds. ; old booms Madder, la. N. per pastel ; 041611•111 laws Mains. white Wisdom IL k ; Mom L LL ; Llyeerbw add alma& la pee low—dat asb. sit It. P. DAVID sadllol4ll sid.sideldblied Tam Mull di 111, ifiddliteddad, Cluidooduess. lassisa. W.C. VALUES d GOLD.—WATHERSTON and shoos N. Ye Ohs IslsnmlMa et the /441/4 amil their 11011110f0111/ 134m05, Mg mak• 141146116 eassommosm re. imp Wm Um VALUE et OOLD‘ ham memMINI OM Or law rams .1 Ms Yr *sir sml Ihe be Mike proloMml the iekle els bbis subject. Geld beteg .11•14•4 late Is free air amis. Sam that m 4,1 of II Moll 44e. 111emic .413 3 10 • aerate /11 Ule oar ..41 6 111 17 earses.. 3 11 f 11 aerate .. 1 I If rilt OINK II mmle.. 11 1. Tf 7 germs .. 1 4 11 21.1111... a 1 6 Lana... a 1111 1 4 warn .. 1 1 14 U miels If 114aral4 .. 11 17 Nesdera) IT NA LI mr4,14.. • 6 1144mM .. •14 p U MUM.. 14 4 n s a 111 1 ante .. • 111 71 1144 1 / 1 14.. a U 111 U asals.. 11/ 1 e.r.46.. 07 1 10 .413414. a 14 arab— 111 61 lame... Of Nsamkm64a,>4 11•7040.414•44, OsmUordlia, 71.0. 76746143. Ammu4l4d or. E Mamlion be 14 ode. fa. UM semi al 4 la lir i. , ad • IlMeming• at MO eidask. OVIRCOATB.-04atleosa who require a good Water Ommeall as • billed be re tho NSW NAM KILL sed LATIN! ITT= • Meet Asad Ilendes Cosy 11••••••• IsoMs• awl Moller Olems•I• elate fit, i &MILTON sod INFLUID. swag IsS Nal MB. MILE, (ALFRED WEBB JULES) NNW AN MOI AND warn ROM Arm Omlob 01SOL lb saw tepees malt i l T or SursoNsa. Ilisse ?mem wen ► I A WO" Wbuswalyallines lon 1110 UK .RANOTERAVARK wlie issi semscisil with fp paw Imitating am arbr r- Wig Ws MM. IDNABLUMND ISW MINUARY. 11141. QPIDOTACLIB, improved by HARRIS and 1...7 SON, wdl met eteteialy the sight. Better cannot he =de. aleel. yea egataL or pebbles, ISa.. steel, sr gth rSe. tee Geld sod 'hirer Spitted's and Kie-illasees mt le it elelety. ell evenly kor prior. Po,spect Olou. hiredtte.epp TOOe ehe L SIAMILIS temt hl/N, (*times to the the Brit U= them, Loudon. Ni ßald eblehed 1 Claelles.—Ne trave ish llers we employed. Tx"HACHIL—HOWARD'S =AIM, for 111101111110 DOCATIID TUTS., bowers burp re early. Ms rod la • sell der, (Misr rerere er pals, sad border HM a wire eared )1 rerras In re leor any years, raw robe salrelloa sosseresey, sad arreetre IN dory. Oros ere uss erdear. Odd by all shadow. ar• medlars voider Mee la. HAIR RIBTORID, Preserved, and Beautified, by Ile wt 1101 1 11.111 CD. YACAARA It OIL This ek. mg ... ...1 .... Oli previnle beer her banns off or tinnier my week bait, doom k her scurf anil ilawirf. W . .71:76 - 17getitally leek piksbie, sad pony. la We growth of the lima, Milliken. MU Mesteellee It k asialliny is Its stimleMee sperstion. Yoe eighties It is eigeelelly teem seed.{ ea feiming the basis el a bereliteil bead N Mir, while It. ieteedediee !ago the nursery of beg lin seinerous Trittneside inaitaritly received el its sissy. Mere Min beet sod sena proofs .4 Its Emit& Pelee it et, Ti. lea et. to tear pea, mot it.. per beads. 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IMP Si lammi latiebeide tear Moe nem ben Maim sad liver Siallaillsbs Ise= =c a r sleilemin Sliminess or t 4 . rpm Pa Per es s Imally aperient mos.. rm.. rid se • maw of 1 3: issi llies are truly eacalkot, mild la Ina& amnion and le Ma atanaab they emu sppiallan premele d and stramillan Oa undo W.... 8 OrgeilL —ow by W. Wan" Id. donswinnaat. and by wan dna." la tea e% la led. and IL Si. Ds ars to ask ler In. &Ws BMus tad Una I'Ma. The imemlne use. sows peas package, wall " William La burl; enerseed es the .limn. PROMPT CURE fur COUGHS, Chest Dix arm. gam Threat.. Quinwrs. LastCouSbluist Is PECTORAL &WILLIS of the Hermit, presses 4 by Pro /mar IterrsardbeL demist, !rd.. simple herbs Inehost spies.. sad warrsote4 by somode —Wholesale Depot. MINIM BAIL CLAP sod POEM, SC Parrindlon-etreet, City, KC. • sad retail by ehe ueSkee► selsta sad soseUctae veadoes. Pries to Id. per bo; tseitr DR NICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE rodent alashoeil M rho nod siettere4 readftraloet l. lour weskit Made Is larporelbit tk efforts aro armament. Xa ectordielles .—eort la oust with full instrurtlan. M Ile. or tem rall Ws ler 11/a. mat anywhere, awfully pease ea reedi ts'ts' reult lease nr sputa. PrtuUT as Co.. l aver Townle-her. TEE CATTLE SHOW-THE CATTLE SHOW. Parties proceeding to tbelthheld Cattle Mow, dosirons of combining comfort with amusement, should VISIT THE LoN hoN PAVILION, the Saloon of which Ls unapialle 1 in point of elegance end con renierion, and the entertainment the lost in London. Vocalists of drat-rate talent amalgam& tielytions from the most popular Operas are performed nialitly added to which the astonishing feats of the Elliott Family and the extraordinary daring of J. HENDEE:Mt A LA BLONDIN ON THE PLYING WIRE, THE OKEATERT WONDER OF THE DAY. with a variety of other BOV•1411111, each ea comet fall to attract and delight our country Meads. 7Ni LONDON PAVILION. TICHBOZNESTLENT. top of the ilaymmtet. Open at 7.—Adralmlon dd. and la Eli Howliagolleye opms daily at It NCNIELL GROVEL Musical Director. L WILL and C. HON NHAII MAL Proprietors ALEXANDER'S CKLEBRATICD A-LA-MODE HSU sad SALAD MUM rstahtlebsd SS pais. TICHIMINZSTRICT, tlecaddly. Opposft• IM Pavitlas,W. CHRISTMAS BOXES Olt NAMUR FOR ONE OMR& FINDLATER, MACKIE, anti Co., St, Wellington street, Strand, Lawton, W.C., 10. Prince Albert-sareat, Ilvightos: and F LNDLATER, MACKIE, TODD, and Co., 213. 'rooky-greet, London. bridge. ft.L WINE, SPIRIT, STIR' aol ALE MllitCllAll7s, Make up Half-doten Boise or thmper., costalalmi One Bottle !Meat Cognac nrandy. Oue ~ Rest Scotch or Irish Whisky. IMN „ Oki Jamaica Runt. One „ Bed 'ad Strongest Oln. One „ OW Crusted Port. One „ Vine Pale Sherry. Delivered free %Milo five miles of these latabliehmenta Country orders to be weempaWed by a rwalttenca. eiv ENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Kee etenta-0007.VAC BLA NOY. —The dial tatty in obtaining mesh eneerned (urchin spirit Ina pure .fate la weU known, slabongh II le essential. particularly when required for medicinal =lnn it shouldlea}ew, be perfectly genuine. nTKVENS end long born famous fur their Cognac Brandies, which for isms. he surpassed. being Imported ezclualvely tram h arm se Houses, f !WENS and PAKCS prir ea are goon old llk and ilk. per gallon. Chokes old pale, Vs. and gallon. Wines awl Spirits of every desc ription at esnarremanable prices. AU Imola delivered free within fin anion terms, eselL-7s, Blsbasgatestreet Within. FROM Oct 5, The ATHENEUM has been THRUPINCL Jut published. THE Una DOUBLE N I *KU VOl 0111.111111 AS, THE YEAR ALL THE ROUND, Oesdeeted by CHAIM Mir" inTreus TOM TIDDLIII*B 01.017 N D, 001111M8ING I. 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Andrew with the Aniher. end Replies to Yr. W. P. Andrew and Mr. 1110811 SI V.tt. .7 Jam= Mila& Load= W. Wilson sad Co.. 1011, Chespaide. Prior °d.. or post tree for 7 dam UNSOUN DNESS of INDIAN GUARANTEES, shows la a Lotter to NUM Slaughter. Lg., hoottiory of dos Nook isettanne, aud Ave Marl Loudon. Ilya. Tann.. llontauss. Tallast s-lano. DP. CUltl23 ON NZRYOUIL OINZIAL DIBILITT. Jame pairOmbid, prbe la post heehaw the Author to stemmas, AMEDICAL :ESSAY o the CAUSE moi CULL of PILILMATPEZ Dif/PLINI la MAN, with plain directions for perfect restoration to health and vigour, the result of twenty five years' summand practice In the treatment of those peculiar DIMOUI and acquired inseams which tend to embitter and shorten life By Dr. J. L. (Mints, 15, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, London. Consultations, 10 till 1, and ato & We feel no hesitation In sayin i g there is nomemberof society by whom the book will not be found saeful—e hether such parson lidd the relation of parent. preceptor, or clergyman.' —sun. Loaders : Mean. 39. Curnhill ; and J. Allen, 3i, Warwick-lane. MUSIC. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. The first Christmas performance of The Messiah took place is Easter-ball last evening. As usual the hall was crowded to alms ; within a few minutes after the doom were *posed aot a seat was to be had in any pert of the building; many people had only standing room, and some, it seemed, were unable to obtain ',son at all. Neverthe lees there was not the slightest bustle or confusion. The audience were most earnestly attentive ; sod though several of the principal airs and choruses were followed by enplanes, yet there was something very impressive in the profound edemas with which the nut lime straits of Handel were listened to by so great a multitude, who were evidentlynader the influence of deeper feelings than those derived frail • mere musical entertainment. On the whole, we have seldom heard this divine work nitwit grandly parkland. MIL CARPENTER'S BENEFIT AT THE PRINCIPIN'S.-•••• Ths committee formed for devising roeam for aiding Mr. Willia9 Carpenter in his severe affliction manatees a dra matic entertainment for his benefit, to take plan at the Princeee's Theatre next Thursday. The company will per- form the Cricket an She thank and the Blue .Isetet ; Mrs. Stirling will deliver an address which Mr. Jobe o:entail has writes and preseated ; Mr. sod Mrs. Howard Paul will give a portico of their eatertainmeet ; and Mr. Backstops, Mr. Comptes, and Mrs. Griffiths will play Bur and Car. The variety of the entertainments aod the merits of the object will dadaist attract a full attendance. A public meeting was held at Itrietol, or. Thurs day. evening, for the purpose of hearing a lecture from Mr. John Caswell, on the American question, at the emelt. sioo of which the following meinavil, proposed by Mr. Com. misaioner Hill, wee adopted :—`• To the Right Honourable Lord Viscount Palmerston, First Lord of the Treasury, the memorial of the undersigned respectfully show/di—That your oistiorialista regard with alarm and sorrow the awful caLsmitiee which would result from a wor between this country and the United States of America, and desire that every means consistent with the honour of England may be used to prevent the interruptioe of friendly relations between the two countries. Your memorialists would, therefore, respectfullurge on her Majesty's govertinsent the solemn duty of ex hausting all the resources of diplomacy, and if needful of having recourse to the arhitration of a neutral power, before appenliog to the sworn" THE SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SW/W.—FOURTH AND Cwatso Dar.—Yesterday was the fourth and last day of the Smithfield Club Cattle Show for 1861, which finally closed at 10 o'clock last night, thus terminating, no doubt tiumcially es well as in all other nepects, the onostauccess. ful exhibition of the kind that has ever been held at the • • Bakeratreet Samar. Although the numbers who rented the show during yesterday were by no means equal to those , of any of the throe pp...aiding days, still there was a fair average attendance as compared with the last day of pre cedisg years. Towards the close of the show last evening the mama* many of whom had previously borne a similar week's entertainment at Ilinuingham, had the sp pavanes of being exceedingly jaded awl those doomed to make their appearance at Mondry's cattle mar ket, by reran of not having been already sold, will re quire the quiet which will so doubt be accorded them between whiles to recover that freshness of ap peases*, which will be of importance in effecting their male. Meet of the cattle will be removed in the course of this day to their respective destinatious. The deficiency in the pain crops of England and Frame this year is estimated it 144,000.000 bushele—vis., 80 Milian in France and 84 millions in England. This de lta/sty has been and will be chiefly supplied from America. Upwards of 100,000,000 bushels of breadstutfs will resch New York in the present year, and this supply will be kept wife* the winter. The value of the exports of domestic redoes from New York up to the latter end of November ameented to 118 sillies of dollars. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (asunes TIILIGamm) ITALY. THE ERUPTION OF VESUVIUS. TURIN, D. 11. According to telegrams received here to-day from Naples, there appears to be no probability that Torre del Greco will escape destruction. NAPLES, Dso. 13. The Pro‘9o/0 of to-day says :,--" A report from $ consular agent of a foreign power at Chieti affirms that Borges before dying declared that he had been deceived by the Legitimist Committee at Paris, and that no elements for a revolution against the Ita lian government existed in the Neapolitan pro vinces. Be said also that the only force that could be collected by the aid of gold would consist of assassins and thieves ; that Langlois was an 'imbe cile and Croooo a scoundrel ; and concluded by stating that he wished to go to Rome to expose to Francis IL the crimes which had been committed in his name. Borges died courageously. A journal of his operations, with other important correspon dence, were found among his papers." BOLOGNA, INA IL Last night twenty-eight persons dressed as cars bineers presented themselves at the railway station in this city, stating that they bad orders to lay in waifthere for thieves. Being admitted to the office, these individuals broke open the cash-box, and abstracted 80,000 f. THE EAST. KAMM:UM Die. 13. Letters received here to-day from Beiront wart that Joseph Karam had been set at liberty, and might be expected to arrive in France by the next packet. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nom oul owls PAIW3, FILDAT EV13140. The Patric has made a calculation that General Scott will arrive in " America " on December 24 —that is to say, two days before the expiration of the time within which Lord Lyons is to deliver his ultimatum to tho cabinet of Washington. "It is known," says the Pattie (which seems to have in this respect more precise knowledge than is affected by the English press), "that in case the first answer of the American government should not be in conformity with the wishes of England, Lord Lyilas, who is thoroughly acquainted with the situation, has full powers to lay down an ultima tum, but that be is to wait for the patlitet which, leaving England on December 13, is expected to arrive at Now York on tho 24th, and which takes out, it is said, further instructions. General Scott's million, decided upon in a moment, seems to have been so contrived that it may be executed before the delivery of the ultimatum, and, U need be, modify the nature of the latter." Curiously enough, the Conatitutiontiel and the Debala are separately and simultaneously accused, the one by the Opinion Nationale and the other by the Patrie, of contradicting themselves on the Ame rican question within the space of • week. It is cerlain that so recently as December 10 the Consii iiitionnel was full of sympathy for the South, and congratulated itself that the " interests of France" were on the side of right and England. To-day the Conetitutionnei says : We think France should look twice Before contributing with her mini hand to the ruin of the work of Washington, which was also that of Lafayette, Rochambeau, d'Estang, and Vergennes. The situation is delicate, we adroit ; bat in this can our sentiments hold the same language as our interests, and both translate their common aspirations by the single word—neutrality. As to the Debate, the Patric sees • contradiction in M. Paradol's article of December 7 in favour of absolute neutrality, and M. Camas' opinion ex pressed to-day, that if war breaks out it will be very difficult fur France to avoid having a hand in it. The Patric says facetiously of these two articles : How can we avoid sighing for M. Paradol (of the North), thus maltreated by 11. Camas (of the houth), until the moment comes round when the latter may be in his turn beaten by his petulant adversary? The union in the Journal deo Ulna, is uncommonly like the American union. The writers the upon one another with the most charming recklessness, and do themselves little harm; but the reader! It strikes us that he is the most damaged, The Fatrie, referring to a telegram which brings a summary of a leader in thi4 morning's Daily News, says : The Daily Nears thinks it neither politic nor convenient to ask the ►id of France ; for that for us to Mk° part in the oonffict would be to augment the chances of a rupture between France and England. We shall return to this important point when we see thi; text of the Daily Ncea article. Tho Bourse opened heavily. The American question continues to occupy the public mind above every other, and is regarded with much anxiety. The market was a little better at the close. Route Mt off at 67fr. 415 e. and 67fr. hoc., being a fall of 50. and 15c. Mobilior was without change. The Italian Loan was greatly affected by the "execution" of the speculator referred to yesterday, but after a fall of lfr., it recovered, and left off only loc. lower. In railways little change. Italian letters confirm the news that Admiral Persano is dismissed from the command of the fleet. The reason stated is • very sad one. It appears that the young Prince Oddone, Victor Emmanuel's youngest son, being at Genoa, wanted a ship of war to take a trip, and that the captain in command at the port at once gave him one, without referring to Admiral Persano, who was absent at Turin, attending the Chamber of Depu ties. When the admiral heard of it he sent orders that the prince should not have the ship. The Minister of 3lariuo took part with the prince against the admiral, and hence the resignation of this moat valuable officer. M. do Hubner has been entrusted with a special mission from the Austrian government to the Holy See, the object of which is understood to be an alteration in the Concordat. M. de Clerq, the French chargd d'affaires specially commissioned to negotiate a commercial treaty between France and the Zollverein, is shortly expected in Paris from Berlin. He cornea for fresh instructions ; the negotiations, which it was falsely reported some time ago were entirely broken off, do, in point of fact, hang fire terribly. The proclamation prohibiting the export or transport coastwise of arms, ammunition, lead, and other military stores, was read at the Market Cross, Edinburgh, at noon on Thursday, with the natal formalities. The Peninnular and Oriental Company, at their beard meeting yeaterday, voted the handsome dowation of 501. towards the Foundation Fund of the City of Lowden I College, which now amounts to about 1,8001. THE WEST INDIA MAIL CAPTURE OF THE UNITED STATES SHIP lIONTMORENCE BY THE CONFEDERATE STEAMER SUMTER. SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 13. The Royal Mail Compa's steamer Atrato, Cap tain Woolley, with the West India and Piscine mails , has arrived. She brings in all 59 passen gers, including the Hun. C. Morales (Speaker of the House of Assembly, Jamaica), Major Gray, 21st Fusiliers, from Demerara ; Colonel Hallyon, French Artillery, from Martinique ; Captain Dal ston, from Belie, ; M. de Courthial, French vice consul, St. Thomas ; also 17 distressed British seamen. lu consequence of the outrage by the American man-of-war Ban Jacinto on theTtent, her Majesty's ship Cadmus had arrived at Bt. Thomas from Bar badoes, to protect British vessels from • similar outrage. . . Tle; American ship Montmorence, from New with 1,718 tons of coal on board for the Royal Mail Company, arrived at St. Thomas's on the 28th. Captain Brown, the master, reported having been boarded and captured on the 25itli by the Sumter, but in consideration of the cargo be. longing to British subjects, the vessel, which had been ordered to be burnt, was released, the master Wag compiled to go. 'bda tar some payable three months after the establishm en t r beLween the Northern and Confederate C a a i t. The register of the Montmorence bears the following endorsement : The ship Mostmerenee, af Bath, Maine, WIN this day captured by the Goefedarate States steamer Sumter, La bit. 18.30 N., long. 58.40 W.,ltd having ow board a neutral sup belonging to English subjects she wan released upon a ransom _ (Squad) R. Sawn, Comroaador, C.R. Navy. Coatoderate States ataamship Sumter, Nov. 25. The Sumter had a narrow escape of being cap tured at St. Pierre, Martinique, by the United States steamer Iroquois on the 23rd November ; but avail ing herself of a dark night, and of a French steamer of war leaving at the time, she managed to elude the Northerner. A letter dated Martinique Nov. 16, says :—" The privateer Sumter, from the South, arrived here on the 13th inst., and the same evening the sloop of war Iroquois arrived from the North, and at the moment the Sumter had finished taking in her coals, which were sold by our merchants. The Iro quois is lying off, and waiting the Sumter's get ting under weigh. The Sumter has taken two prizes—the brig Joseph Park of Boston from Per nambuco, bound to Boston , viL Turk's Island, and schooner Daniel Trowbridge, from New York, bound to Demerara. These two vessels were burnt at sea, and the crews lauded here by the Sumter." COMMANDER WILLIAMS ON THE " TRENT ANIAIR." A meeting was held on Thursday evening at the Royal Western Yacht Club, fidlbay, Plymouth. Com mander Williams, R.N., who was the mil agent oo board the Royal Nail steamer Trent when she wen stopped by the Fe&ral war steamer San Jacinto, and Messrs. Slidell and Mason, the Co' &federate commissioners, taken f ruin her, is a member of the Yacht Club. When it became known bow nobly Le had acted on the occasion of the Trout affair, sane of his brother members determined to entertain the leanest officer at denier on his return, and the event sons off ea Thursday evening. The chair was taken by Mr. C _Tara wa. toln reply the toast of his health, which was most en thud:sassily received, Commander WILLIAM* after some preliminary remarks, said it would be necessary be should speak in some measure of himself, in consequence of what had bees mid about him in the New York papers, which had Bought proper to allude to him in unwarranted lan 112:As to the manner in which the act on board the ' performed he was, at the time Caplein Moir came to him to say that • suspicious ',fuel mashed, cc the main dirk reading. A very few minutes after the vessel was descried Way hoisted their woo ma beard the Trent. It was not responded to. As they approached the San Jacinto, a shot was filed acmes the bows of the Trout. They proceeded slowly, and put her helm s-starbosd and approached. They were not half • cable's length from her. He would say abe stopped—except that she had steerage way—when a shell was tired acres her bows, and that was the way which it had been thought proper to style as " unexceptionable." With regard to the manner in which Lieut. Fairfax and he Mr. Fairfax came to him oil the Inaindeck, hat in and said iu effect—" Sir, I have a painful duty to per form, and if in the excitement of the moment I have said aught that by possibility can be construed auto a personal offence or an insult towards you, I must humbly beg your pardon, w, fur I never meant it." He replied, " Mr. Fairfax, I have had • painful scene to witneel—a seine of degradation to my country's flag. (Hear bear.) Ido not deny that my feelings have been greatly excited, but if by any 'mature 1 have done aught to offend you, as a man, there is my band, sir, and I crave your forgiveness." Mr. Fairfax had said that his (Commander manner was so violent he was compelled to request Csptaiu Moir to remove him from the deck, and that there was to union existing between him and Captain Moir. He utterly denied that there ever occurred one siugle instance of a want of unity between Captain Moir and himself, and he was proud to have the opportunity of saying that he could bear testimony to the high character of Captain Muir. It was said by We Ameriain papers that Captain Wilkes could Dot have received instructions from his govern ment at Washington, for that he was on his re turn from the Western Coast of Africa, wending his way through the Bahama Channel to New York. But on the 16th or 17th of October, he (Commander Wil liams) sew the San Jacinto off St. Thomas. He went on his way to Mexico, going to liaraniudi, Vera Crux,' and Tampico. On his return to Havannah on the 6th Nov., he found that the San Jacinto had been to Havannah from St. Thomas, that she had coaled there, and that two of Ler officers, passing themselves off as Southerners in their hearts, had lunched with Mr. Slidell and family, and ex tracted from them their intended movements. Mss Slidell branded one of the officers to Lis face with Lis infamy, having been her father's guest not ten days before. Mr. Fairfax had denied that the marines made • rush towards Miss Slidell at the charge with fixed bayonets, but he (Can mender Williams) most positively affirmed that they dril Miss Slidell did 'strike Mr. Fairfax, but she did not do it with the vulgarity of gesture which has been attributed to her. Miss Slidell was with her father in the cabin, with her arm encircling his neck, and she wanted to be taken to prison with him. Mr. Fairfax attempted to get into the cabin— he did not say forcibly, fur be did not my a word against Mr. Fairfax so far as his manner was cow/rued —he attempt edl to got her away by inducements. In her agony, then, she did strike Lim in the hoe three times. With regard to the circumstances attending the marines rushing with the points of their bayonets at Mime Slidell, it was then that she ectroamed for her father, who broke the window of his cabin, through which Ile thrust himself ; and as she screamed, he (Commander Williams) load just time to put his body between their bayonets and Miss Slidell. Before sitting down be read a letter which he had received from Lis chief, Captain ratty, showing that hr had the approbation of government for his part of the affair, which, after referring to the circumstances of the case, concluded as follow, :7 " I am commended by the Lords' Commissioners of the Ad. miralty to convey to you their lordships approval of your conduct whilst acting se naval agent ou board the Trent on the occasion in question ; and also of the judicious' steps you subsequently took for making the matter known to Lord Lyons and Vice-Admiral Milne, end other British authorities.— Osmium PArgy, Captain Superintendent." The CHAIRMAN, du rinpontling, took occasion to read let ters from several members of the club, expressing their great admiration of Captain Williams's conduct, and their regret that circumstances prevented their being present. On Thursday afternoon a large prayer meeting was held in the Free Asscrobly-hall, Castle•hill, Edinburgh, " fur the purpose of supplicating Almighty God that it might please H im, , in mercy, to avert the threatened war with America: Major-General Andenion occupied the chair. _ _ . GRIEVANCTS OT JURYMEN.—Before the crown l• awes commenced yesterday at the Liverpool A11ei7.61 a me morial wu laid before Baron Channel! from the jury who : had been " locked up" on Tuesday night (the child murder C 456 being unfinished), complaining that the accommodation provided for them was very inadequate. Their sitting room was small and badly ventilated, so were their beds, sad two jurymen had to sleep in each bed. When they complained to the landlord be said that the accommodation wee am good as could be afforded for the price paid by the sheriff, and that if the jurymen wanted anything else they must pay for it themselves. The memorialists said they were in a moat languid condition in consequence of these defective arrangements, and were physically unfit to perform their duties with comfort and efficiency. His lordship, is reply, said he could not believe that the high sheriff had per. 'axially been in fault, but said that the grievance should be inquired into, and in future he had no doubt that suitable provision would be wade. NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE ROYAL NAVAL REBERVL Last night's Gazette publishes regulations for officers of merchant service desirous of enrolling themselves officers of the Royal Naval Reserve. Amongst the regulations are the following:—The total officers are not to exceed 400, namely, 130 lieu tenants, and 270 sub•lieutenanta. Each class is to rank with, but after, corresponding ranks in the royal navy. There are to be also 100 honorary lieutenants, consist ing of masters of merchant vessels, who are about 45 years of age. Officers, according to length or character of service, will be eligible to receive commissions in the royal navy of the same grader that with which they may rank at the time. Officers distinguishing themselves in action, or by the character and length of their service, may be promoted to the higher honorary ranks of commander and captain of the naval reserve. Officers receiving wounds, and widow s of officers killed iu action, will be entitled to the same pen sions and allowances as those in the royal navy. ADMIRALTY, DIM 13.—APPOINTIM Di. —Lieu taunt U. C. fiagletoo, to the Devastation. A Amisteat-Sur ge me owd& T. A. Rowe, to the Impregnable, for oinks at ospital. Naval Clatiet G. G. Soya, to the Stromboli. Merin. T. C. Heatboote, at! C. W. Lest, have beat wembmisi to naval cadstahips. VAL. 35; The Boanergea, hired milling transport, Captain J. C. Dean, arrived at Spitheed this reaming from the aped Good Rope, having es board the right wog of the Regiment. She left the (Ups on the '-'nd of November, and has experienced a the pomp home. She brings Lieu tensut-Colocel Burmeister, Bnivet.Sisjor Loyd , (*Midas Chadwick and Clarke, Lieutenants Dutton, Spofforth, sod Fitzgibbon ; Paymaster Bea:sett, Quarter- Meeter Cada*, Eosigur Herchmer and Guntur, sad Adju tant Finney. The Doenerges will come into harbour tomorrow, and Lad her troops on Monday, when they will proceed per mil to Dover. The Indomitable, with the left wing of the same regiment, came into harbour to-day to disembark her troops. The Geyser, 6, steam sloop, Commander O. AL Jackson, was docked to-day to have bur copper examined and repair any defects. The butloj, 51, 'crew frigate, wee docked today to be brought forward for commisku. CHATHAM. Dsc. 13. ARRIVAL OF TROOPS FROM INDLA.—This after noon another numerous party of cavalry and infantry troops, consisting chiefly of Uwe-expired men time the re giments serving in the Bengal presidency, arrived at the garrison, from Gravesend, where they disembarked this morning from the Rest India troopship, Marseilles, Cap tain Manley. The troops embarked at lkileatta me the 16th of August, and mailed thence the following day, the pas sage to Gravesend being a very protra:ted one of 117 days, the ship Gelling at the Lips of Good Hope. and also put is at St. Michael's to obtain a fresh supply of provolone, which had run short during the passage. The number of troops brought home was 107, lielongieg to the end 6th Regiments of Bengal Infantry ; 2nd, and 3rd Regimenta of Bengal Light Cavalry, 8111 Hymn, Royal Artillery, sth (Fusiliers), 6th, 13th (Prince Albert's Light Infantry), Anh, tdrd (Royal Welab Fusiliers), 34th, 38th. 48th, 52nd (Light Infantry), 67th, 88th (Connaught Rangers), and the 1111th (Light In (entry) Regiments, together with four women and four children, the whole wader the command of Captain Oldham, of the Bengal army, and Quartermaster Smith, 38th Regi meat, and in audited charge of Staff• Surgeon Ashton, late of the 73rd Regiment. During the plumage sve deaths occurred on board, including two cavil invalids. Most of the troops are in a very sound state of health, and after they had been medically exemieed four imam men were seut to the lune tichospital, Fort Fitt,and the remainder taken to St. Mary's invalid establishment, to await the order for their dischat A good-service pension of WM per annum is ;Awed at the disposal of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, by the appointment of Major-General P. Taylor to the colooeky of the 24th regiment, The Royal F.ogineen transferred to the 15th company, together with the detachment of the Army Hospital Corps, selected to proceed to Canada, left the garrison this morn ing for Liverpool, at which port they will embark to-morrow on board the PM* for Canada. WOOLWICH, Dzo. 13. DEPARTURE OP TROOPS POI CANADA:—The &Et, mooed, and third batteries of the 10th Brigade, Royal Artil lery, commanded by Major Doothby, Captains Field and Heyman, assembled on parade this morning, and after in spection ty the commandant, marched to the Korth K eat Railway station, preceded by the fine band of the regiment, and left by special train, en route for Liverpool, where the force will embark to-morrow on board the swain-vessel Niagara, for Canada THE COMMLHD ul TIIE TIIOOPS IN CANADA.— It is rumoured that Major General Sir Richard Amoy, K.C.8., the quarterrnaster-Geueral to the forces, Is to assume the command of troops stationed is Canada.— United &Trice Oazdte. SICOND UI COMILAND Wror INDitn.—We under dud that Baas.-Admiral Sidney C. Decree, C. 8., has been appOiated second in command of the North America and West India squadron. It i■ probable the Edgar, now at Spithead, will be selected to bear the Ite.c-Admizars hag. —Usitcd Service Ga:ette. MEDICAL ARRANGEMENTS FOB CANADA.—Ever since the transmission of Earl Lusa.lN despatch to Wash ington, the medical department of the army has been uncntaingly employed in making the medical arnusgementa i necessary n the eventuality of war. in. Gibson, the director-general ,• Dr. Mapleton, head of the medical de partment, and the whole of the staff at Whitehall, have been in attendance from ten o'clock in the morning until nine at night ; and even Sunday has seen uo intermission to their labours. The efficiency of the medical staff des patched to the probable seat of war may be inferred from the fact that tt consists of one inspector-general, four deputy inspecton-geueral, thirteen surgeons, and fifteen aaantant-surgeons. Upwards of NO tans of medicines, medical adesessruss, and comforts, have bees shipped by the Austratdas and Persia.—United Sexier Gazette. ROYAL NAvAr. Com.gi:E.—The following gentle men pissed their examination yeeterday for lieutenants : Mews. C. H. G. Woodruff*, C. E. Foot, G. Dunkin, F. C. Vincent, F. G. Pries, H. R. Stewart, E. Drummond, C. Alder, A. Lake, P. H. W. Mare', and C. A. Haynes. For masters : J. B. Walker, C. T. Layton, J. IL Osborn, and J. 11. Doyle. MILITARY APTOINTMILITS TOR CANADA.—MajOY- General Rumley and BrigadierGeueral David Russell will embark immediately, baying bees appointed to the staff of the army in Canada. Colonel E. IL. Wetherell, CB., has been appointed chief of Ho) staff. The examination of candidates fur admission to the Royal Military ()allege, Sandhurst. before the Vioe.Pre mahout and members of the Council of Military Education, commences on Monday next at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea. As customary, the first day is confined to medical examine tine. On Tuesday the subjects are English and history ; Wednesday, mathematics ; Thursday, Latin and Greek; Friday, drawing and French ; and Saturday (the last day), natural sciences, German, and experimental iciness. The next examination of candidates for admis sion to the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, is appointed for the 6th proximo, before the Vice-President and Council of Military Education at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea. The examination will extend over fifteen The Fulton, which will be due on Wednesday next at Cowes from New York, will leave the latter port on the 7th, and Cape Race on the 10th. She will no doubt bring news of the effect produced at New York by the in telligence from England on the subject of the affair of the Treut, as a steamer left Liverpool for America ou the night of the 27th, and called at Queenatowu the next day. Neither the Etna nor the tiaxonia, from 1101.1.16 unaccountable cause, brought any intelligence from Cape Race. The Asia, due to-day at Queeustown, will bring four days' comments of the New York press on the affair of the Nashville and Harvey Birch. Slit ROBERT PEr.L AND THE IRISH QUERN'S COLLEGE& —The following letter has been sent by the Roman catholic magistrates of Limerick to Sir Robert Peel, in answer to his application for subscriptions towards the • Queen's Colleges :—" Limerick, Dec. 11, 1861.—Sir, we I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your corn muuication of the 29th ultimo, requesting our countenance and assistance towards the Queen's Colleges in Ireland. In , reply, we beg respectfully to decline complying wilt your request, entertaining, as we do, conscientious objections to : the system of education adopted in those colleges. We deem this to be a fitting occasion to brim; under your conside ration the claims of the Catholic University, and we request you to suggest to her Majesty's goveiurnent the justice of granting a charter to this atonal university, and thereby giving to the catholic, who desire that their sons should be religiously educated the same intellectual advantages that are enjoyed by the rest of their fellow-countrymen.—We have the honour to be, sir, your most obedient servants, John Thomas MacSheehy, J.P., Mayor of Limerick ; Thomas Kees, A B. and J.P.; John Thomas Devitt, harrister-errlaw and J.P. ; Stephen Roche, J.P. ; William Hartigan, J.P.; M. R. Ryan O , J.P.; Neil MacDonald, J.P.; John ld'Donnell, J.P.; John 'Shaughoessy, J.P.; Eugene O'Callagluus,J.P.; Mi c h ae l Quin, J.P. ; Robert MacMalloo, J.P. ; Thom, B o y c e, J.P.; William O'Hara, J.P.; John B. Tinsley, J.P. —To tie Bight Hou. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., Chief Secretary. I, \'