The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-13 00:00:00

CA.LOUTTA, CHINA, AND AINITHALIAN HL YALTA, Dia 12. The Tanjore and Manilla will leave here with the above mails at noon to-day. The former may be expected at Marseilles early on the 15th, and the latter at Southampton about the 2Let inst. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. =O===c== FROM LAB? NIGHT'S GAZETTE. THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA AT PESTH. 4111111111111111=11116. .... - _ C 'I, ::: I Al- Z It . . - ---- "`•----. 1 I ---- t ( ... . , ,:ji cz„ . .... r..,.... ......: „ .. „ . .......„...,e2,0.0.--, . .. I ' . 1 ! ' -.: ' -.." 1 ° •-, 7'. : ' l I : MARKETS. V 31r -D . 1111 ~ ~•, t-Ir k -4-- • , \ of bile • . ~ I ' , I • • ' • • ... i • ...A. - ..5. 4.-.4 a TenteDAY Emerine. - The market - Wee .--. __ . ---... e , A 49a. to 495. 3d.; all re year, 49a, ; JUL to • , •• ' to 495, ed. • Nark 50s. fa, sown . • . •• bee, 50s. 6d.,!sellen. . , - 1 I .....„„,,..-----------7----• . . ..1., Dad. 12 .- We beveled a good No . 6,038 ] . • &strong and very firm meant se yeast. JNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1866. [STAMPED, ld. ADDITIONAL.] [TWOPENCE The sales are 12,000 bales, of which 4.000 • • . speculatese ii and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ t sr= Virgirazr EIHIP.-For SYDNEY Direct (to be despatched 287th REPRESENTA TION . CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAM r• t re. - Nismocerzli t DWI. 12.-Wd oar Deeember, last shipping day Seth December), the iSTERY, Egyptian-hall.-11ARVILS in --4.--. MAILS. , active market to•day for riPidlig rzas 111,,,01‘ c lipper l esip o lNDllMNlTY, A L register 741 tons, AILOQUIBM, its performed by command MALTA. DEC. 12. a , .... some very considerable older ;Waal •ISBK IN , C mirodar : lying in the East India ne Queen and the Royal Family at Windsor [gaga OF SOLICITORS .111 D MEM PASITICOLAXI TO II •. • for various distant market'. Prieto oo Imo , gin maw °clonal Pada bee • Ins poop, with a- ming, Nov. 21, 1866. Great mosatton created OHMIEID AT THE 077101 OF TEI Cara KIICHITIAIts The Tanjore and Masai will leave bore with bn with an upward tendency. In bolas se-corn:elation for cabin passengers, and will carry ithision of the SPHlNlkand by the celebrated mi nd 0 , wom m e g e se. teeste m e ag.emagga --e-- She being acted Tor her het uffing goaded, andfet ea festr_performed by Colonel storm- the above mails at noon to-day. The former me -- . see Da bowl some business of a generat 5"4101,017 of cargo. cams • lestrate opportunity for nee ig ,at 8 ; Wednesday and Saturday at & BANKRUPTS. far amoral° awn nrriteeerrema Tr/OWN rostrum.) be expected at Marseilles early on the 16 0 prieee of Fritter. In clad& w• have hag _, ..... eoods -Fur terms of freight or purge apply to /rear grams, riedoaleneeed. Msgr. and Cardin , ' ;belle. OW Bond-street, and rox-oznce, 'optima- a. 10 ....„ . m ...„.. wr00d ., pee. ~ it OWE 01.3 owl cosezeroinew.) in prices this week past, and the efforts oe tige rrp e s si moOkR, e. BUlltinstreet. • • ion, I. 2c ; and Stalls, 34. the latter at Southampton about the 2 , - to execute their oaten at • slight redact/am ...,...-•----' ninieulou.s."-vide "Times, ,. April 18, 1.886. Will&ali. TAMMY - -- ith2Alrf., Ilanunnanalth-read, hair dress:, Deo. Wr at IL PES2II, Doe. 12, 2.50 r.w. have been for the most part ctrumocessf4 and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE • dew during the week has b ee , man. Warr MM.For SYDNEY Wren (le lie despateked , OXFORD.-THE MAR KET GIR_,,LS oases eresewehrewsliary.row,wmthourne - parktoot nthasr, THE DEATH OF TI" - . bee. • among disposiBou to ash hieing nsethrenUriast 'limping day 'Mb Jsnuary), the bean- , BL A Othretecluiii._anialb,:,whot.ofteetiwahAe% of tbewh wawfebmwt i e higoe ... a .. o rksa mAi ff, : Aw n , . upp. whit.a..inst, St Lou. grew,• he ption met . with was of the most enthusiastic de- B w " have not come forward at all, aad have game arm GOLDEN SPUR, A 1 14 years, regioter 857 Ar, with augmented band and chorus, conducted by Mr. F. Imise lm •r bakeem s D •° • 10 at IL • lion to give an advance or to operate n g „, .... le 0 Len ft, Commander ; lying In the East India ' bad bunters has been dolman hew trees. :a t las higlvdassed clipper, built under special survey in Amens. THIS KVRINING. kialalisOadilall'ear.attorneTin,Dec. ST, et ter . The Burgomaster, in an address to the Emperor, ' Haar ROBERT TOWBAR 1.. 70701 tbe China trade, is noted for her bet-seding qualidee, kSL " 64"4d. iste rejoiced at the arrival of his Majesty, and said he For notations of &ellen on Tuesday bud, bates( ;inestimable opportunity for tine sad season goods.- for cowboys:* Da It at is .. watered. We dose with couslderabie d height or peerage apply to DIVITT and MOORE. 9, VH E 0 X F ORD.-THE HUN G ARIAN wad.'" 4 614 To 888 Delitha - vilies. Rarimbnol* trusted that all differences would be arranged. 0 ,sae J. BROTHERS and SISTER, KIALFY, In their new Enter. ,r ui t i radtatalak imutow jos i i tr•= - Eacosd. ' . lb perhaps a slightly more cheerful feeling, thearewesa & limited h e offering. The American 7,.: - ----- ---- , tainseent, Mamas. Darla and Davila, H. Power, the Mahone, baker . Dec. V, at I. The Emperor, in reply, said :-" I promised • . .ered rather to strengthen price!, but, au ntVI'IT end MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE Cie, T ri ff, I"az,,,am°w• the . mid- a muat e and otter available tale " 2.llc=4"ey; e t Visicsla y 17""ance' belswaSer• ° du " return to you, and I come in order to 0- the state of the money market a Clad% ,11/ •ot PACRZT SHIP.-For ADELAMM Direct (first ship, Mr. peactuat4 en the tech December), the tine 81r J, Jr. , ------ i ts Ini V I TT OF BANGOR, 3-3rds Al, register 850 tons, Deonp. Ftwenluelt kl num Ngargaeurr, Milistreet Coadnitstreet, 'fidetao in rattail." .-LIEDIM Dse. 12.-The attendance • at the a i . eV. Commander : bier in the Leaden Docks. &alert\ rand, sad Leightha-road, KeettesSown, lithographer, Jr. Eat 11. -- isondeg hes bees considerably below the 1 0 pee vessel, bait In 1808 and well coppered, offers a Hi/AVM Joan &BUZ in. Jobas.squans, Glerkenwell. lock- (UMW emith. Jan. 9, at Ir. • • business ttessactel has been limited to a =blB.42fraCtrizi" shi app r n v to ds trrrntrz ' a c9e . The , WILWAY Jana WOWS , Liverrialsoad, Islington, journeyman ITALIAN r• . Is of tweeds and coatings suitable for lie The la stress. 'Wham maker, Ja. 9, at The ingenue ~spring samplea ban Dees l IIIIr ----------- The Lo. Ada. • wing no doubt in a great measure to the ex. ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE The Nat. ramie. Brabenteourt, Mpoe cupom.bouse agent, Jan.', at 2. A,. of the weather . The white market has she ir a PACK= SHIP. - For AD bar, Direct (to he Mame. C, 10.VENTBODT'S BUSINESS will be in wawa ran:ow NANA ChOOSaMireek Ellooo4quare , cab few percale of harliste have been tramthered, iift.ted pact :tally on the 30th December, Iset amoeba der 11....... j ..,1 .1:A EVERYBODY'S haeds, and in EVERYBODY'S month, driver. Jim. 9, at 2. ,theet. EVIRYWHBRI, MI the MO December. Peon la. ed.. bond la IWO Demon, Pinard•alrest. earned, .smears mbar ve constituted almost the attire balsam rencrl. the Asa ellegualp SUM MERL= AI. register leTir•-saie: tie 01 /1 ,oart. cloth for premien, or the drawingsoom, Is. Id. Dedkcated, by Js., at IL this market , it has conacalnenti7 Prevented a 0 tonsOLHARD HITOHr, Commander ; 4, 11= in ate , 4 ,„„„, rim „. 4 'l' lry m /dz. terries 01/11:A on. to the Right Honourable William Swart Gladstone, EMMY st. AsliforMei g t, fly proprietor, Jan. 1^ , . Retie remain without &iteration. lota 11th line vessel, bullt ender an Drouot, Paris. °` `•. of the Eschequer, &c. W street, lilacktri• amnia Ireferabli4gortunity to shippers desirous of despatch. ----a, A.) roormas (continued from Pe Jaya publisation of this paper): , An. 10; al air Ores of or gams. ieM to DiNlYr sal MOORE, Is. ~. Reeds • Mae ma tbe Clew. i • RE& -1313DM1Z8711 1 .D., DlO. 12.-There 0111111sPrzer Is Web-, A Bolting Stone and Snowball . buyers in the market today both from ..- Proper language ; whet it la. Bmintatio..olo9lll,a"..isig.t.llnionrcare Imam= tam • • country thee tar some time bact. sad MOO R E'S ACTSTRALtAN LINE • me.- - - , lab, and Evans. The Merchant. lame Palaaol, Poetess „ .on tbe look•ont for somethiag cheap lif i a DIV] rearruT sun P. -Nor noSANT TOWN Dina ilea ini I Fag: More about the Lawyer. Jen. 16, at, 11. I vanes ia prior of the raw material has caand osday, Dec.l4). the British-belt elapse bents ALCYoNF., AI. otaireet, London : 170.1131d5. A Dirty Little Blackguard. ABIBIVIL Imam to hold firmer, and bagmen treameetione in - t Ons repair . EDWARD HARVEY, theladir ; lying In apart, Paris. The Private fiddler. • . 0 " so heavy as might have been expected. as Load= Deem This ship, built under weal survey, is -- The Queen. JOT= the warehouses has been steady dinfog th e . sea for her flat sailing qualitiee and sound delves, of cargo. ACM. The Working Thousands. Taw , ms tee also good anneemodattroi far die cans snd toter- extend the business of the old- The Cab-Dever. oes firm. RN Charlie biretta aud Co., of lithe Constable " loam "of the " Hen Division.* ------ ri lOrtiarlareg7.ooTra freight nd Corti, Feners=e3:7•.;.rnor ta this country and amebae, by con• sgistrates aad Juftea HUDDIDOWIRLD, MC. 12.-For colosial Wools WITT and MOORE. L Rillitereensa. .:k undenakin. on Hie principle a &arena between Tine Cloth and Fatten inquiry, bet the high prisms prevent heavy - 4 e b 7 to eked the commercial cam- To be continued. •se made. Holders, however, warm firm, and MOORE'S AUSTRAWI LINE .c utilities for transacting their foreign London: Sinspicin. Marsha& and . t from the ooninunption at present goad on Dt V l i fr r CSAT ems. son Lena CWISTON Direst OM have OpOraii•all through an eeesffilehmeh% locks will all be required before the market ,rd despatch). the Aberdeen-built clipper VELOCIDADN i n eon, and poesmaing the advantage of • THE LATE KING LEP' 1 sonedited throughout En_rier, together upplied. per ,, 360 in= feebler, J. WYRn& 00111111allase : la s for days, the best se" ne Wei India Decks. This smart vessel, well known for er " Pala* It ' Qrni " tend" ' '''" inalmit2/ that lamented BoYetrign n pid perm and sound delivery of cargo, otters a desirable the " ladepeadann cti.., DZC. 12.-At to.day's market • faire op For terse cd freight et die Canny will be abater in ammeter te d, an d al by wheat, which is taken off at about bet Tule. LV.l a rl. w. s t i = 16A. St. Lielen'aislase ; or Pa rgs7l l4 tied on by Messrs. C. Lena. and Co. sad o th er Wand. and y Foreign unaltered with only reta il mile. sea 9100231 A ifilil lmr ‘ tnnt mining houses. vb., a combination of banking 7 . aka agency, and genera mercatitile mcmetary - adios in good moat ; sweet stout Baltic. - Am advantage of increased resources and a more 'or -32 roue • small Baltic, 30s. per 30 Ikea B LACK BALL PA SSEAGER LINE of Ad of operations. scares, ' and held firmly on former tam& ' LIPPER PACKIfiI foe AIIM.ArAn from London arisen ancient has been concluded with Mesas. cam" - doer ; black Swedes held at 27a.• ens Muer, tor. Ship. foliage. Docks. To Bet A Co. for the purchase of their business, for '- .i • Foreign arrivals for Qui wink :-Whest, .------. .ne t which emoting has been arrived at no' 8,074 ; oats, 2,528 ; beans,',443 ; peas, 197 ; glimbeth Moho !ham .... ee . 1 1,900 {E. ladis }Jr le arm of Its Wee, heed upon a states.. - .) realised during • sant of year ...... e 7 , I ac. 12.-The supply of wheat was only mode. if tween of sweaty tam x India Dec. m be ar'dito d 04 Deld•oD: and 3,- x .„...... .. enee h e e y, with en d tb ie i s rdeo• the (lemma was good. and last week's rates ' • tamed. Barley in good supply, and all qua. . . Quer:our:l D.-losed Orden. EM. to en claim Abe and esparience '• mined on easier terms. Beans and pourable Mises ... ;Flying Cloud B,OOO IZ. India Dec. 20 otNe r -11010910146 1 .. 12.-The dulness of the morniag, MOW sed 9rWane Rockhampton ii dent lighting of our Exchaage, Wages lIMM Wass -.. !Southern Ocean 2,000 E. India Jan. 20 Po as oat boyars dare not risk pan:IMMO =dm MO misbrand line al packets have, by their peminality and ma memos, weed • wellbiewn reputatioe, and their pan sorer accemmodation b ansurpeased by sae vends Boat -Far db . , DEC. 12.-AA ems market today there was a fatieshrsurester% !fe=lieuelffie so 8 SY ta • The demand foe wheat wee limbed, eve : alt Agents for the black a cliches of 10, to 2d. per coral had to he Ili EMS ; sad T. M. lLaidi r -r ind Co., I. leadeoh&U-stres. boar also in slow demand, and buyers might beim RD. • themselves at 6d. per sack decline. Lama , ex-quay at itd. to la. per qr. reductn on ENSLAND. - BLACK BALL PAS- Oatmeal, sid. per load ewer. Oats, 1 0 . per SI NGER LLNE.-New arrangements with 11.111.'s Colo •• Government. Reduction of Steerage Fare to 116. Land . Baxley sad pose the tura Weepar. Beans, 0,,,,, IN, t ,,,,,g classes. • FLYING CLOUD, for BRISBANE, Moreton Bay, direct, packet re. 12.-AA to-day's market the !supply of what Br Ink December. This renowna clipper ship, built by ald Mackay, and purchased specially for the Math - Ball Queensland to ; the trade ruled Arm at last To rase. trade. is one a the finest models and fastest ship In • supply was lam than last week, and all =ri l l ; has just returned from the colony in 74 days from fully aa dear. BM= and per were ens had to land. and will again be despatched puactuslly to date. raw. Per quarter imperial to the grower:- Sr unrivalled accommodation for all classes of passengers. and • old, 631 be. to 6411 m., par imperial bushel, 465. ter with a patent distilling apparatus. ditto red, new, 60Ibs. to 611 be., 425. ate 4511. to JAM BALM and Co, Liverpool; sit agents for as Ball law; and T. ALBUM/a and Co.. 1, leadenhall • chevalier malting, silbs. to 541b5., 34e. to OK lesdos. IC. • runs chevalier ditto, 521bs. to 531 r, 30s. • 361te. to Vlbs., 245. to 265. Beans, 63Iba. LISSA& MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' ( of • to 46e. Peas, maple, 6310 a. to 64114., 36e. Illsokeall-Yeel. Londoe)Pl of STEAM and PACK to AI;STRALIA.-For II 11 ball: ENE, Port Phillip, area DEG. 12.-At our market this morning we the Docks ea Saturday. 10th January. calling at . to show of wheat from the growers, but from I, the splendid clipper ship LINCOLNSHIRE, 1.140 Ms, EDWARD CLIARLISTOH, Commander: lying In the East • Awards of 2,000 qrs. have arrived aline Satur• lath Decks. Her accommodations for all clams of passengers fully one half baying passed direct into the an esissasseA, and else will carry an erne:Paced 'arena.- be millers, the trade in oonaequeoce ruled quiet, hefreight or peesage apply to ALLPORT and MORGAN, with • h few transactions occurred, holders remaia Nor MONEY MISPLAY and SONG. 7, Leadenhall.dreet so that the riding business done was at fully rates. Flour difficult to quit, and where oda STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL OR QI7EMISTOWN TO • lower rates bad to be submitted to. !dative NEW YORK, TWICE A WEER. • what firmer. In other articles we lave little LIVERPOOL,_ NEW YORK, and TR:gfILADSLIIIIA ISMAILASHIP COMPANY intend the litateidag their foll.poweredatebuilt Iron Snow Steam-Shies. . 7, Dec. 12.-There was a short supply of mobs the United Stair high lolly) maintained former rates. Flour ua• FROM LIVES'. for NEW YORK. value. There was a large supply of barley, and CITY Or LONDON. Wednesday, Dec. 20. Few of the choicest samples reached last CITY OF MANCHESTER, Saturday. Dec. 13. * OM • oat media ; and inferior samples declined CITY Ok' BALTIMORE. Wadi:mats/. Dec 27 . r. ' Malt firm ; and in other grain a fair bug- Aid every Wedneeday, and alternate Fridays and Wards" Cabin passage by the mail 'Wagner& sallin a ge . ma . Vednesdsy , done, la prices being fully maintained. 14 17, and 11 guineas, sooseding to the . Cable 44a. to 525. ; old do., 365. to 52a. by the Friday's and eede; steamers. 16 guinea t 0 40s. Oats, 225. to 325. Beans, 40a, to =d i passage includes a full supply of cooked provinons. 425. to 50& Rye, Vs. to S2s. par qr. Tares, hileanm for Canada and the Vatted Maths booked through on per bushel. Flour, 34a. to 40s, per wk. Malts un lagoons terms. - Tor farther particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, at, _water-duet, Liverpool; or to WYE Par qr. led MACEY, 01. King Wilibrautrest. London. ----- E.-BALtsprin CIiaISTRAS CATTLE ifilgE 3 W, VIJNARD LINE.-BRITISH and NORTH -Oar great Christmas market was held to-days NJ AMERICAN ROYAL SLUI STIAMSHEPS, appointed to supply was much better than might have ban Ss Attanalty to said between LIVIMPOOL and NZW YORK, under the existing circumstances, via., certain me between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, ths bates shire calling •by order in council, which were rigidly carried d &Mut to land and receive sad mails. The fol. which had the effect of checking business for • king or other vends are to Nall from Liverpool, • erbaps a better supply of railly useful an male at Cork to receive the mane: • nlity and quantity, has not been seen in Sanaa,' • `AUSTRALASIAN, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Dec Is.. •Taing passengers and goods for Nassau and Havanah, to y years • but heifers were soma than ornaL In Innsferred at New York (subject to the pantheon of the as • iood attendance of country butchers sad rata States authorities) on board the LILES. Caeca. and towards the afternoon very few lots remand CANADA. for BOSTON. Saturday. Dec. 23. Prices on an average ranged about 6.1. per . 00(5 SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Wards& Dec. fn. •• at ordinary markets. Our town butchers par. Paige-money, including steward's fee end provisions, but I argely of the best quality. Of sheep there wss • withcsa wines or liquors :-To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, MI; second cabin, £lO. To New York, chief cabin. A 26: second t smaller supply than usual, but with Mel ebb, ilk-Apply to J. B. Ford , 152. Old Broad.street, Logsdon : , ity it was never excelled, some Pees re a d 3.M. Cures, Havre, and 12, Place do la Bonne, Paris: G. and i animals selling from four guinea to iii. 105. per I. BMW. 90, Janiaceenmit. (Renew ;D. and C. Maher, cads was dull, and the supply was equal to the ilsosestown :or D. and C. Mar-Per, 8, Water-street. UverpooL There was • little mon business doing in calves. L pricer, and in the pig market a considerable L ONDON STEAM TOWING COMPANY of business was dons at stationary prices. Best aralted). Used from 131. to I4s. par score ; and heifers. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the MIST of IIPPLICA. 13e. ; best weigher mutton fetched from Os. to HOBS for 811 ARES in this Company will he CLOSED for Loudon • and ewe ditto, from 51. fa. to lb. per atone of se SATURDAY next. the Nth inst., and for the country on peal, Ad. to 9d. ; fresh pork, 70. to 134 d. ; green 150NDAY, the 18th inst.-By order H. B.,HIRD, Secretary Drs tea to 9d. • dry ditto, 10d. to 11d. ; sweet pickled to la. 2a. per lb. ; quarter old store pip, was T HE DIRECTORS of the LONDON and St. Nash; cows with calves, 141. to 181 . KATHARINE DOCKS COMPANY HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that, in aecoroasoe with the resolution of the &DUAL GENERAL MIMING of Propeteton, held on the Slat January Pit. they are preored to ISSUI a LIMITED AMOUNT yertisement.] - HOLLOWAY'S Onrret.Ntr. --... et PRIITERENTIAL FLOM, burins interest st the rate of 0 hick way you will, go where you please, pastas will be Me cent per annum, the dividend warrents for which will be ho have • ready word of praise for this ointment. For Itmmitted half yearly. hates, scalds, breast and sprains, it is an invaluable Subscribers have the option of paying the amount subscribed , for bad legs caused by accident or cold it may be cond • fir either in full or by instalments sa it may be called up by the Bed upon for effecting • sound and permanent cure. In Directors ;in the bates ewe • deposit of 10 per cent. must be t swelled ankles, gout and rheumatism, Rollo_ __,,,,.waY's 010 ' sa id on application. yes the greatest comfort, by redacted the inUan i r -• Mica will be made at • less Interval th an a month, nor exceed the blood, soothiog tin:nerves, adjusting the circulation. leper amt. of the sum subscribed. . Wag the impurities. This ointment should have a plain THOMAS CHANDLER, } Joint secretaries. , aursery. It will care the long list of skin affections T. W. COLES?, mimeo in childhood, and gain strength with the chllds Deck House, sth Deoen!•ber ISM -- - - THE DIADB.AS IRRIGATION and CANAL THS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. COMPAN Y. NOTICE IS lUTREBY GIVBST, that the TRANSFER BOOKS •-•.--- sites company will be CLOSED from toe 211th instant to the BIRTHS. llth day of January next, both days inclusive, for the purpose of . . -December 19 at China Lodge, Forest-hill, th e 146 nada' up the interest account' to the 51st instant. J. Angler, of a son. latenes Vi arrants will, shortly after the 29th instant, be for t • -December 10, at Southampton-street Biala. , wanted to those Shareholders whose names appear registered in are,squae, the wife of W. L. Donaldson. Esq., of • daughter. p, books of the Company on that day. lA-December 10, at Allan Lodge. Orange-road, LiMet Deeds of Treader will not be registered while the books are . • i - Mrs. 11. P. Daniels, of a daughter. thud. JOHN WESTWOOD, Secretary. D.-December 10. at Wiatenlow Lodge, Vaella ltaada li and 9, Queen-street -place. Southwark -bridge, in, Mrs. Wed, of • daughter. Lou don, IC., Dec. 6, 1866. Y.- December 10, thew ife of Mr. G. lt - hite, of Russell . . - of a son. THE EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and A 1130 N. - Decant:Per 11. at Bow-lane, Chespaide, the wife CANAL COMPANY. ' . T. Williamson, of a daughter. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the TIUNSFER-BOOKS MARRIAGE. d this Company w il l be closed from the 29th instant to the Ilth SON-BACKEIT.-Deceinber 12, 1 t Christ ChlaCb, RIMY Sep of January next, both dap inclusive, for the purpose of by th e Rev. 3. Hart Dares, Adam, only son of the lee sates up the interest acconnte to the 31st Instant Robert Dickson. of London, to Marian. yoareet daughter Interest Warrants will, shortly after the 29th Instant, be for r. Edward Sackett, of Balaglae. wattlid to those shareholders were names appear registered in . WAY -GAREARD.-December 9, at St. Meal. Tittn a ll Unhooks of the Company on that day. the Hon. and Ref. R. Healey, MUSlbille, son ot M . - Dards 0 Transfer will Dot be registered while the books are i . Esq., of the Cedars, Putney. to Harriet Ella. and. JOHN WESTWOOD, Secretary. • • titer of the late H. Genial, Esq., JP., of Twfcketthate. Sand 9 Queen-streeCplace Southwaanbridge, London, LC., Dec. 5, 1885. X26-TURRY.-Deceniber ll , at fit 011ee's Church. Clida bal. _ . Mr. Wa l las to Was t ir Tezygf s eirth.grov Crone .e; P lim ooldr a " t . L AMBER T' S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, care. by the Rev 0. Eastman, J. E. Seaman. gal _._.. , 1-___A ci an effectual remedy, without confining the bowels or &ILL (late ILKI.C.S., Natal, to teary Charlotte. disugn . ` alkcilet the bead, truly anaemia lad pleasant. Is admitted te late G. C. Morris, Esq., of Loddineton Hall. Lebeetersh l2l6 he the hest medicine for ininiediately reliffilai conga. :olds, magsmed cases of seliiis., and incipient conauroptla. It rre- DEATHS. I feritl/ ewes persons whom the faculty pronounce Incurable. OT.-December 10, at Northeast Fulham, Elia, widow Of Mane, allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughis late J. Elliot, Esq., sged 80. _ln spiproaching coesumption its elects are Poly beneficlaL LOWS.-December 9, at his reedence, Waterlorsea d e remove deprived of sleep, or even lying down for fear of suffoca olverharaptoe, Isaac Fellows, J. them 65th yes: o r btl X lite, ma depend on relief in a few minutes after taking W- V ES-Womble IS, Mr. J. J. Greaval, Of Itildlail - sreSaW only and sold by W. LAMBERT, chemist. 5, King Wil. • Nevrington, aged 47. T & Ilaza bau reet , Clwrialialralt, Loudon, and by MI &Width In L.-December 11. at Trinity-square, Towerddll. Mr. T. , 1344., and three quantthes in one, Is. 9d. Be path cellar sged 73. ead ask for larabert's Aehmiao Balsam. The area address TT.-Decembev 9, at West Cowes, Isle of Wight, Richard le . esegroseit eo t h e s w ap. att, leo., of !peke naL Lawman. aged 01 -------- - KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the . - and Published by Warns KING Rau. of Ne.... 8 ._ • , b on thar llS T unio nl irria . . i . m . d ol weal, end owned kw" asi wa in . ..._ liedi m y ciaa 'b s • • birdstreet, In the aty 0 London, Printer, at see Lombard-street, is eh. - V ties. g a glow* as • household rifeesserl• Sell b 7 all Wadin lna FagnePAY, Magna IS, UAL Precinct of Wkiteffien-• CHARMS LAFFITTE and COMPANY (United). Istablisited under the Comps')les Act, 136 t, by which the liability of the shareholders is limited to the amount of the shires for which they subscribe. and in accordion with the laternationel Treaty entered Into between England =ld traces in May, 1804 in relation to public companiesestabilitted la Yolk in Capital, /13,000.009, divided intolso,ooo shares of t9Yeeri. a to Op paid on application, and et on allotment, and Ic 111011111/ to elapse after date of allotment before any call Is 14r n :t d tistie 75,000 shares, of which 2.5,000 have been privately DA RE. —267th REPRESENTATION. THEATRE el MYSTZEY, Egyptian-hall —WARVILB n GIO and VINTSILOQUI33I. Si Pe 11 or= id by 00,001 b 4 before her Majesty the Queen and the loyal Family at Windsor Castle, Tuesday Inning, Nov. Id, NM Great sensation created by the mysterious Illusion of the SPHINX. and by the celebrated Indian Basket Feat, as only performed 'by Colonel Stodare.— EVEZY EVENING, al. 8, Wednesday and Saturday, 3. —Stalls at Mitchell'., Old Bond-street, ant Lon-office, laptlan hall.—Admisalon, Is., h; and Btalbi, 30. Almost miraculous."—Vide Times," April 18, WM • PIANO 01 Mammas .a/tm nattcomis 20 Ili 097L181D sr 2118 Offlol OF TIIK CHM 7 1001817112. 001ffd OP tam:SUrtal, SasSolltaai 42ll Ml BAST.SAIPTS. ItimrsT Banitmon, Oasioalanated,llasta‘ tad Cannel' greet, Stow wrlW, to surrender Dee. S 7, st 111. WILLIAM Modell WAIT. Ilionmennalthesad, hair droner, Dec. 17, 5* IL Hagar AMID DAM, Davies.et., Orford-at, hatter,Dec.ff.at 11. OsOltelltirelklieStrewsberyered,Weetbottroe - par k,beetmaker, Dec. ff, MIL trams, tipper Whibeerometrat, tou r. Like. Woes . at Dec. 117, JAM Marrs, Stagy-road, 13all'aattorney.Doc. St a IS HURT ROM? Touts, I.larlmt, St. John'amood. Lie oairtaepor Dec. 17, at It WiLLIso •ffLorme 6w Mark-lane, and Belithervillas . Barnabury. pert, nutatant, W. at 11 trzmusi Soma Jost, MW Esdeosd, baker, Dec. V, a I. 'MOM, Yietceisgeovederrace, Beyswater, picture 311 4 ° X 6 44 0. 27, at 1. LUNA Mortlaieretreet, Cavendish-square, &vomiter, Jr. 9, 2. Ittiffniffit Osman Ntorsectin 11111-Beet, Condstitelreet, end Leightos-road, Keelbistows, lithographer, Jan. 9. at 11. (*lllll Joan ILHAtt, 8t Jobffs.equare, Clarkenwell. lock. end* Jan. 9, at IS. WILLLffe Jams Worn, Liverroleced, Islington, Journeyman eratchcas maker. Jan. 9, at Late LYON Iff.l" Collett-place. Commercial-wad East, and Brabenteoure Mpot,e, carom-bones agent, Jan. 9,5* 2. Jet. PRIMA NAM, Crementretreek Zeskesequarer, ceb driver. Jan. 9, at I. .111 J 10 Meteor, Ftekardeffeet. Cartmail, aastimes egi li A =MY si. AsisiorMei g t. Sy proprietor, Jan. 1 4 : 0 . at 11. W street, , lilaclMan.road,, climb , J an. 10, se Unicauquare, New Iforthimad, and IlimMstattlase% aososalsat, Jan. 111, at IL TutatlOS 10ff, arewilersolth, aarmtatJaa. 16. st 11. Letle 801,0000, Portman-market, Kdgware - reed, general dealer, Jen. lt, at 11. ARM= &mush Donerial., Hammersmith, clerk to a railway me„ Jan. 16, at IL Joel; Bmweariu.Low. Stratford. Bret, railway clart,Jast Io,at IL 211011.411 Area, Leicester, Jeweller, Jan. 11. M 11. EDWA/110 11111ULOW8, Chariton Kipp, Oloucestsrehlre, hay dealer. Den 28, at 11. -commie EATOII, Bubberdale, hotelterme. Dec. 22, at 12. Jose Axel" Bradford, temperance keeper, Jan. 8. at 11. SICHAID BHACLLCCI. Benham Yorkshire, spindle maker, Jan. 9, at IL WILLA= MILES, Leeds, Wise manufacturer, Jan. 8. at 11. WILLIAM Me, Batiey,Yorkah.. woollen manufacirjan. 8,5* IL Boss= Barna&iva Halms. Manchester, corn dealer. Dec. 22, at 1 11 Flamm HMS, L licensed victualler, Dec.at 17.- VALffsle 'nun Newessile.upon-Tyne traveler for am, Dec. 111, st 11. WILLIAM Wan°, lioticasfts, Staamtoz. Cambattaad, homer, Dec. l. at 1 - Wuhan! Fact. llmalmbana, Dalmatia, len. 8. at 10 . Joint Stows . Kirkham, Lancashire, plumber. Jan. S, at 10. BMW Thomson, Manchester, beer retailer, Jan. k at hi. JOstrit Baer, Chagnon-upon-Medlar- I f, and Btrefford, Mgr Man abater, plumber, Jan. 1, at Beuederiand, ale tesetchant. Dec. n. sti Mita.= Tatou., Seaplaburst, Kant. labourer. Dm vs. at 10. WALVIS Mollie, Cheltenham. baker, Dec. 48, at 11. Maar Aar Maui, Palmy, Wiltshire, mitoolmlatrese. Deo. 18, at 11. ?Was SIMON, Itylon, Durham, journeyman Matta Mat Dea.l6, M It GROWS IfaZDlalei plßralr, Broadwlnmer, Dorsetehire, cattle dealer, Dec. 22. at 11. JOSE 1e831700, Middletou. Lancash., rent eoUsctor,Deu 21,5* 12. Rosisson, Northampton, tailor, Dec. 47, at 10. 280111 Lffhilan. North Shiadds, painter, Dec. 21 , at le. JOSS WILLIAM IlLittaga, Shefteld, commercial traveller, Jett 11, at 1. mom JOIE ItILAND RiDrOlD, Great Matters, Worcester. shire. Dee 27, at I. Miff.= Marritews„Dunkesweil,DevonelL,moroan,Dec. Mat 11. .10012111 W OO D Darlaston. Staffordshire, tailor, Dec. 22, at It. Joint WOW, Brin. Westmoreland, farmer, Dec. 19 , at 11. Tffelies Mon" strdiff, potato merchant, Dec. 26, at IL Miff 00W Plymouth, carver, Dee tT, at 11. Rae larAlltaaa, mole. Yortshire. butcher, Dec. 19, at 114. 11101141 Wittiest WILLS. Cambridge. watchmaker. Des sr. ML (sr memo axn orrsassriaset =sows COKPAST.) (MOM ova OWN COSZIMPONDIXI.) PESTS, Dsc. 12. 2,50 r.w. The Emperor has just arrived. The reception he met with was of the most enthusiastic de scription. The Burgomaster, in an address to the Emperor, rejoiced at the arrival of his Majesty, and said he trusted that all differences would be arranged. The Emperor, in reply, said :—" I promised to return to you, and. I come in order to fulfil that promise. I come full of confidence, and expect con fidence in return." DIRTZTORS. Mr. CHABLIS LAYFITTB, Chairman. Joins Made. Tag., Diroolor of the Bank c 4 Mr. F. P. Halves, merchant. Glamour of the Bank of France. Mary 4 .1 14414 , patentor of the National Bank. Mr. B 0 ( 01011 . Depute an Corps Logialatif, Dire/dor of the tarts and Orleans Railway. T. B. Renshaw, leg., Director of the National Bank. Mr. L. C. ()Ansonia, merchant, ex-President of the Tribunal of Commerce of Pmts. Bate, Neu.. Cheat Goorgealzeet, Westminster. t7.(1) Oautray, 17, Rue do arose, Pe John Oray, M. Charleentehotme, DOH& George Payne iLitmo. BK. (late of Sir John Guest and Co.) SoLlCHollB—Meara Valiance and Valiance. Ewe-street, Strand, ind.Clomge-yard, Lombardatreet The National lank, London, and Ita branches. The London Joint Stock Bank, Louden. The London and County Banking Company, London. The bistamsel Bank of fiverpoot (Limited). LirmPooL Mmes. Qualm Lahti' and Co.. rum. 1110111118. UN" .1, fkrimponr, 18, Old Broad.dreek Ileum, De Zoete and Horton, 4, Warntord•conrt. TAMA To; logo., Danteatreek Dnklls Mr. Chariot alder .11=15 Mange, 18, Base Dread, Tarts. arise (ere essi oad. lakierrea—raia WlLikun • ts Pitle—Mr..NalifsechL . MMUS. Moen Jokletone, Cooper, hr int* and Deana H. Oewe6rthj. Temporary oMose—No. 18,014 41M, London : 1i0.19b14, In Bare du part, Paris. THE OXFORD.—THE MARKET G1RL8 ..... „, as Oltonitte. by J. Offenbach, to which Mr Mt. A. 06 . LIAM and the whoie talent of the eatabllabswata 'ppm, id* anginented and and chorus, conducted by Yr. P. Joughluuns, Tllll 'FHB OXFORD.—THR HUNGARIAN IDLOTHKRB and 8115 T HiItALF Y. In they new Inter. tainntent, Yaw. Darted end Dayton, N. Power, the D'Aubene, IleaProotow, the Must= unseat, and other available talent THIS WINING. RM.'S CHRISTMAS PBJCSENTS in endless varlets, from act. to ten nines& Novel orna mute for Christmga treat, from Ia per dozen. Premiums to all retell puo-hasers above 6a. &MUM perfumer to 11.11 11. the prinmas of Wales, 96, Strand: 24, Cornbill . and IU Beene.- (asorzes niam•its.) ITALIAN DIPLOMATIC DOCITMENT& nopssoz, Mo. 12. Emus*. Among the diplomatic documents presented to day to the Chamber of Deputies are the instructions to the Italian authorities on the Roman frontier. All attempts to violate the present frontier are to be prevented. There being but little probability of • good wadeestandiag prevailing between the Italian and Papal troops, all idea of acting in con cert with the latter in order to combine operations against brigandage is to be abandoned. Neverthe less, mutual information can be given with a view to suppressing the brigands and tracing their crimes. A circular, dated the 25th ult., has also been bad upon the table of the Chamber of Deputies, ad dredged to the Italian agent; abroad, in which are set forth the difficulties existing to the renewal of diplomatic and commercial relations with Austria in consequence of the Venetian question. There would only remain for Austria and Italy to nego tiate informally, thereby engaging the policy of the two governments solely with regard to the im provement of their commercial relation , ' ; but up to the present time Austria bad not taken up that EVEILYBODY'S BUSINESS twill be ill VIZZ hands, and in HVIRTHODY'S mouth, KVIRYWHEIti, 4u the Mrth December. Pylon la boand in cloth tor preemie oe the drawing room, 2s. Dedkated, by rron. to the Right Honourable William Evert Gladstone, - Ctianeellor of the Etchequer. &c. 001MOrrs (continued from MN dare publisation of this paper) • Masenadthe Clew. A lolling Stone and Soowball. Proper Language ; what it b. The Merchant. More about the Lawyer. A Dirty little Blackguard. The Private Soldier. The Queen. The Working Mounted& The Cab-Driver. Constable lamina "of the Hen Divlaion. • Magistrates sad Joftea. Manioc* between tune Cloth and Fustian. To be continued. London: Simpidn, Marshall. and Co. noancrus. This Company la teethed to extend the business of the old establabed bank of Messrs. Charles Witte and CO.. of Rue Besse du Rampart, Perla to this country end elm& hare, by con verting It into s joint-dock undertaking. on the principle et listrint7, and theaby to arced the commercial com manity and general public facilities for transacting their foreign Making and financial *pastime through an inaillinmeni having its centre In London. end pawning the advantage of a name well known and earadited throughout Europe, together with a thoroughly orpnineig. moat extensive, aidinfluential connexion. The business of the Conmemy will be MOW' in INIIINCter IN that hitherto carried on by Mean. C. Lana and Co. and other matt foreign banking housesois., combination of banking business, finenciel agency, and general mercantile monetary afar& with the advantage of increased resources and • more extended ile/d of operations. An arrangement has been concluded with Mesas. Charles LaMtte and Co. for the purchase of their business, for the sore of 4160,000, which amount hes been arrived at upon • moderate computation of its Wm, head upon a statement of the profits actually realised duri • ses of Two-thi of the Weimer -money will be ng taken in rie share y s, oa ears. which 410 rds per share will be credited as peld.up: end Mr. Charles Witte will continue his connexion with the undertaking to the capacity of Chairman meand e xper Company. ience. and will give to It all the advantage of his Win , s Negotiations are pending for Incorporating with this Zompany other banking, financial, and commercial establishments` or the purpose of extending the ohms ot its operations, sdord- Mg to the establishments Minded to the opportunity ot consoli dating their business, and of reducing the existing liability of their shareholders. In case no allotment Is merle, the money deposited on applica tion for shares will be returned In full. Forms of application for shares and every information can be Waned of the Bankers, Bookers. and Solicitors, or el the Mina of the Company. where copies of the memorandum and articles of essociation. and of the egrament with Messrs. Charles Letitia and Co.. may be sees. lac. 9.1 CR. ARLIS LAITIITI and Co. (Lholled). 70511 01 APPLICATION roe MARLS. (r 0 be retained by the Rankers.) THE LATE KING LEOPOLD.—To appear in a few dap, the best and most complete BICKILAPHY of that lamented Sovereign. Translated by special permissioa from the ^ ladtpendance Beige," with a Portrait, from the best pho tograph on his late Majesty. Price Is. td.-IS. Burleighatreet. Wand. and all bookseller. lINCH'S ALMANAOK 808 1866. PUNCH'S ALMANACK, price 3d. ground. This document also mentions certain steps lately made by the Venetian authorities for the renewal of commercial relations only with some of the Italian provinces ; to which the Italian minister had replied by declaring that no distinction could be made between the provinces incorporated with the kingdom by the treaty of Zurich and those in corporated by the plebiscite. pIINCH'B ALMANACS, on the Bth. THE NEW TURKISH LOAN. OONSTANTINOPLE, Dac. 11. The new loan for 6,000,0001. sterling has now been definitively contracted with the Credit Mobilier, and will be issued on the 18th instant, at Constantinople, London, and Paris simultaneously. The loan has been obtained under favourable con iditions. Lane La...L....a...L. Jan. 10. 3. Page, Billesden, Buckinghamshire, larease - lan. 19. 3. C. Shackleton, Botolphlaue, City, merchant-Jan. 19. T. .1. W. Marsh, New Kent-road, surgeon-Jan. 19. 3. Neustada Strand, tallor-Jan 21 G. W. Wright,lPenton-plate, Walwortil. Mollemamila-Jan. YR H. M. Miller, Gravesend, late roomiest= agent-Jan. IL R. Agate, T o tt en ham.lane. Homey, plumber - Jan. IL J . Hackett, P'oetbuid-road, Notting.lBll, ambient to a brace menufacturer -Jen. 96 W.J. Matcher, Birmingham. 'Al ibied table manufacturer-Jan. 22. J. Wood. Stafford shire, saddlers' Ironmonger-Jan. ?A T. W. liC i ti . um,Coxbench. Deebyehire, miller-Jan. 31. H. Goods's, Derbyshire, draper-Jan. 22. R. Wood, Spaidim, Lincoinalaire. nursery men-Jan. EL J. Bradfield, Holbeeich,-Line:gentlemen -19. Jan. 19. J. H. Simpson, Sheffield, wholesale stn Nee B. Thompson. Sheffield. whitesingh-Jan. Neville, South port, Lancashire, brick merchant-Jan. IL P. Doyle, Liverpool. chemist-Jan. 12. W. Smith. Liverpool, builder-Jan. It T. Lloyd, Liverpool, provision dealer-Jan. 16.Cumming. Agape. Che, surgeon -Jan. 18. R. Ogden, Oldham, publican -Jan. 1 H. Sealers, Blackburn. eaten mannfacturer-Dec. U. T. Gilkeesou. Uverpoel. late Deensed viotaaller-Dee. IL J. Hart, Liverpool, licensed victualler-Dee. 22. W. Hill, Liverpool. h o mbre-Aker- , ye. 22. Z. Bird, Liverpool. sharebreker-Jan. 12. J. G. Shaw. Leeds. printer-Jan. 12. J. Hanson, Leeds, general keeper commissiJ on agent-Dec. 2 Frost. 2. G. E Harrison. Brighton. shoemaker-4mi. 10. bosrshop 0. J. Northampton. B. Fitton, Heywood, Lent:whim labourer-Jon. 19. 8. G. Rey nolds, Basingstoke, draper-Jan. SO. Z. Hill, Oldawinford,Wor oretershire, nail maker-Jan. 4. E. Hardwick, North Curry, Somensetakire, butcher. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Dec. 7. NATHANIRL BALLASD, Faringdon, Berketdre. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. NUMB Imes. Liverpool. coal dealer-lit dividend of le. 9d., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. ALLEN. Illogsn. Cornwall. miner-dividend of 4 10d., any day after 18th instant at Peter* Redruth. DIVIDEND& Dec. 27. J. Tuoklield, Great Suraonetreet, Middlesex, watch manufacturer -Dec. 27. R. B. 110 ward„ High Holborn, dealer in euriontim, and Klng.place. Pall-mall. carver and gilder-Dee. 27. J. East. gen., and J. East, Jun.. St. Mark's-road, Kensington. and Greenford- green and Alperton, near Sudbury, briekraskers -Dec. 27. H. IL Johnson, St. Paul'echurelimird and Mark-lane, w i n e merchant-Der 29. W. H. Bridgman, Church Strattou, Bhropehby, farmer - Jan. 19 . T. Peters, Birmingham and Derby, tobacco manufacturer -Jan. 19. J. Wright, Stone, Staffordshire, gentleman-Jen. It 8. 3. King end W. Ellis, Nottingham, box makers-Jan. 18. 3. M. Maxfield (Rev.). Norwell, Nottingham. shire, elerk-Dee. B. Jones, Newport, Ifenunouthahlre, elottiler-Dec. 22. W. T. Bromley, Liverpool, timber merchant- Dec. tr. R. T. Martin. Smithdoini-road. Liverpool, hotel keeper -Dec. se. J. Quinn, Liverpool, egg dealer-Dee. 22. B. Breaded , . Liverpool. stonernason-Dec. V.. H. Coulter, Liverpool. con tractor-Dec. 22. D. Roberts, Ruthin, Denbighs hibuil re. grocer - Dee. 29. James Smith and John Smith, Liverpool, ders-Dee. 29.8. B. Harper, Liverpool, newspaper proprietor-Dee. IL 22. J.lbmon, Maghull, Lancashire, bookkeeper-Dec. IL R. Row lands, Abercegir, Montgomeryshire, flannel manufacturer -Dee. 22. J. Andrew, Manchester, banker-Dec. YR W. Baton, Vol lesley, Suffolk. plumber-Dee. 28. W. Goalies, Worth, Surer. grocer-Dec. 28. W. Carruthers, Warrington, Lancashire. draper -Dec. IS. P. Smith. Werrington, fowl dealer-Jan. al 3. Dean, Lower Walton. Cheshire, wheelwright-Dec. 28. 3. Plana Lower Whitley, Cheshire. beerlsouse keeper-Dee. 28. D. Johnsonohn , War rington, baeket manufaeturer-Jan. 18. W. Speeder and J. J son, Long-acre, and Romotreet. Covent-garden, coach axle manufacturers-Jan. 18. G. Levi, Great Winchester-street, Lon don, end Poetess, Hampahlie, merchant-Jan. 18. J. Mackie. Liverpool, tailor-Jan. lg. T. Peters, Cambridge , tallor-Jan. 18. G. W. Baker, Prospect-row, Bermondsey, builder-Jan. 18. I. Beeman and C. Oxley, High street, Southwark. hop factor , - Jan. 18. A. A. Mackey and N. J. W. Holt, St. Helerieplace, Bishopegateutreet, merehants-Jan. 18. J. Martyr, thaion.street. Southwark, Denmonpr -Jan. 18. L. Redpath. Chester-terrace, R e gent'epark. and Great Northern Railway Company's Office. Kinif across, dealer in shares-Jan. 18. A. B. Mona, Southamp ton-street, Straud, wine merchant-Jan. 11. H. Peaty, Bristol, grocer. No To the Directors of Charles Witte and Co. (Limited , . tientlemen, —Baying Geld to your tankers the sum of g being deposit of Ll per share on shires to the above Comilany. hereby regime that you will allot me that cumber, and I agree to accept such shares or any lens number you WAY allot me 1 further spree to pay the deposit on allotment, and the calls as and when made, and to ems the articles of emacia tion of the Company when required, and I authorize you to insert my name on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. Canal signature Name in full Ballidllllol. . ?rots/eon Date SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. MADRID, Dee. 12. The Iberian Progressista party having made pre parations for a great demonstration in favour of the King and Queen of Portugal upon the occasion of their Majesties' projected visit to Madrid, the Spanish Government oommnaceted the fact to the ' Portuguese Minister in this city, who immediately left for Paris to inform his sovereign. It is pro bable that their Majesties will only visit Madrid incognito. THE }HEIST/MULL CRISIS IN VICTORIA. MELBOURNE, Oct. M. A conference between the Legislative Council and the Assembly in reference to the tariff and appropriation bills has been agreed to. It is reported that the Government would con sent to separate tariff and appropriation bills, and that the Legislative Council would agree to the former if its duration was not to exceed two years. Pending a settlement the Government bee deter mined to collect the customs under the old tariff. Excited public meetings have been held here. An appeal to the country on the free trade question is expected in August next. The steamer Great Britain, of the Black Ball line, sailed for England on the 22nd October with over 500,0001. in gold. NEW SOUTH WALES. SYDNEY . Ocr. 24. The Parliament was opened to-day. The Gover nor, in his speech, said that the revenue would cover the expenditure. He proposed to sell the back lands of the colony, in order to promote im migration. A. severe drought prevails. NEW ZEALAND. JumßousNE, ocT. Advices from New Zealand give no indications of a speedy termination of the war. The natives laugh at the Governor's peace proclamation, and murdered the first messenger bearing copies of it. Mr. Broughton, an interpreter of tha imperial forms, has b ee n murdered by the Wanganui natives. A warlike meeting of the chiefs bad been held, at which they all expressed their determination to re take the Waikato territory. Immense excitement ia caused by the rash to the new ly-discovered gold fi elds at Hokitika. Large quantities of gold have been found there. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. G. Walker and T. Walker. Tunst .11, Stalfurdahlre. chain manu facturers - F. Kulenkamp and J. R. Bmirdman. Liverpool, mar. chant& -W. Cooke, S. Medley, and D. Law, Fridayarzeet, Mr, win, so, far as regards S. Hindley -W. Tilley, F. Bald. win, and R. C. Rudman, N.onmauth road, Bayswater, provision factors, so far as regards R. C. Rudman-l. Johnson and G. Johnson, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, card maken-J. Speight and K. Speight, Bradford, worsted spinners G. S. Kirkman and S. Morns. Parliament-street. engineers-G. GriffinHol liday, Worcester. confectioners -T. Hughes, E. Bennett, and G. hetes, Randyford. Cheshire, earthenware manufacturers, so far as regards G. Bates-W. Ranson and J. T. Ranson, Boeton, colnshire, tailors-L Loveland and J. Martin, Upper Sydenham, Kent, grocers-J. Mankiewict H. S. Archer, and S. Y. Parr, Mincing-lane, merchanta-A. W. Hartley and J. Coulthunt, Bradford, grocers -T. Dobson and W. Roper, Farrington and Walton le Dale. Lancashire. guano merchants-W. Dalby and J. Garner. Leicester, pswnbrokers -R.Start and B. Moss. Alroor.da. bury, Gloucestershire, farmers-J. Surtees and T. Fame, North Melds, builders-R. IL Sullen and N. G. He Baropton sod Pinney, Oxfordshire, attorneys-W. Renton and I. Sunder land, Leeds, commission agents-T. Bibby and B. Bibby. roe, L ucashire, grocers-J. Bradley and W. Benson. Leeds, machine makers-b. Woodhouse. J. G. Woodhouse. R. I. R. Hervey, and H. A. Hervey (amassed) Marsala, Sicily, Malta, and Liverpool, wine grOWM. 10 far as * regards J. G. Woodhouse and R. a nd Herveyanet Fowler, esseutrix of wardser (demand) W. C. Foide? ;decesudi, fu sa her coimetion with Fowler and Son, Gimps", nunerymen. SCOTCH SEQUEFFRATION B . DAETIL BUCHASAn. Glas gow , watchmaker, Dec. 20, at the Faculty Hall, Glargow. Hag, Auchinleck, grocer, Dec. 19, at the Dumfries Arms Hotel, Cumnock. Davin CHatiflree. 11111 town of Manse, farmer, Dec. 19, at the Quern's Hotel, Blairgowrie. UNTZIL, Ledia, grocer, Dec. 16, at the Tontine Hotel, )AVID_ - _ CHINA AND JAPAN. (Via Trieste.) SHANGHAI, Ocr. 26. Bargevine's death is likely to give trouble to the Chinese government. Reports now state that be was drowned while in irons. The American Consul declared that the treaty with the United States has been violated. Piracy is increasing to a very alarming extent. Chief Justice Adams is dead. Large quantities of silk-worm eggs are being ex ported. The political news from Japan is unimportant. The exchange question is causing commercia difficulties there. "ZIAr7 -- Jowl Ttnuranr.i. Glasgow. confectioner, Dec. It, at the Fa cult y Hall, Glasgow. lan= Bun, West-houses. sew Melrose. Prderser , Dec. 1 2 , at the Spread Eagle Hotel, Jedburgh. peraaMACARTHVZ, li a lchrochan, Nairnshire, firmer, Dec. 20, at Anderson's Hotel, Nairn. JANIS BRTDOII, FAUDtarlib, smith, Dec. IS, at Dowell' Room, 'Edinburgh. JAZ= /INlTlMl,lkliaburgb, meter of the High Court of Jtts tidal, Dee. 19, at Dowell's looms. Edinburgh. tialsanter 3•1111 O JONI/. AI; roost, Dec. 20, at the Tam Ur. SOUTH AMERICA. LIVERPOOL, Dtc. 12. Portland evening papers of the 2nd inst. pub lish the following South American news, without date :—" Admiral Pareja continued to threaten to b o mbard the Chilian ports, without, however, daring to carry out his threats. The blockade was restricted to six principal porta, the others being open to commerce. Postal communication had been re-opened with Panama. The revolution in Peru bad triumphed, and peace had been restored. The el-president took refuge on board an English man-of-war, and had gone to Panama. Lima was captured by the revolutionary troops, on the Bth of November." DESPATCH or THE BOMBAY MAILL—SOUTHAMP TOE, Die. 12.—The PINSIIO/Gifir and Oriental Company's @township Dolts, Captain Baliork, salad this afternoon with the mails for Gibesltar, tits tfoliterraasea, Ada?. Borobey, sad IJpper liettgaL She took oat ne t t sad 51 weed dun powesera, and an freight for Bombs jr, LEN Dom spec* value 360,4931. ; of this amount 113,0001. lis b 4 r gold. 3,0001. silver cola ; bar silver. 341.770/. ; sad watehee, 7231. The Della Mee took out a fall cargo el general mosohandise, pliaeipally Manchester goo& THE GOVERNORSHIP OF JAMAICA. (raoM LAST NIGHT'S Gerrit%) DOWNING-STREET, D. 12. At the council, held at Windsor, on Monday, the 11th inst., her Majesty was plea sed to approve of the subjoined draft of a commission for the tempo rary appointment of Sir Henry Knight Storks, G.C.8., G.C.M.G., as governor of the island of Jamaica during the prosecution of certain inquiries therein mentioned : Draft of a commission to be pored under the Great Seal appointing Sir Beery Knight Storks 0.0.8., to be an d of and governo;da-ablef in sad over the lased Jamaica, and the territorial depending nuns.. Victoria, by the gams of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Queen, Defender of the Faith : To our trusty and well-beloved Sir Henry Knight Storks, Knight Grand Cross of our most honourable Order of the Bath, Knight Grand Cross of oar most distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor and Commander-in- Chief of our Wand of Malta and its dependencies, a major. general in our army, having the local rank of lieutenant general while in command of our troops in Malta sod its dependencies, greeting. VWliereu we did, by our com- Milliol2 under the great seal of our United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, bearing date at Westminster, the twenty-ninth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four, in the twenty-eight year of our reign, smoothed* and appoint our trusty and well-beloved Edward John Eyre, Esquire, to be our captaingeneral and governor-in-chief in and over oar Island of Jamaica, and the territories depending thereon, during our will and pleasure, as by the said recited commission, relation being thereunto had, may more fully and at large appear. And we did by our said commission make provision for the government of our said island in the event of the death, incapseity, or absence of him, the said Edward John Eyre, but no provi sion was therein made for the government of our said island by any other person than the said Edward John Eyre during his presence therein. And whereas it is alleged that great disaffection bath prevailed in our said island, and that sundry evil disposed persons have concerted the destruction of other our subjects resident therein. And whereas grievous disturbances have broken oat in our said lased, and have been suppressed, and the said disturbances and suppression have been attended with great lam of life, sad it is alleged that excessive and unlawful severity has been used in such suppression ; and whereas it greatly concerns us that full and impartial inquiry should be made into the origin, na ture, and circumstances of the said disturbances, and with respect to the measures adopted for the suppression of the same ; and whereas it may be advisable that the said Edward John Eyre should be present in our said island during the whole, or part, of the said inquiry, bat it is re quisite for the sufficiency of the said inquiry that the powers vested in him as governor of our said island should not be exercised by him while so present therein, but should during the prose cution of the said inquiry, and for such further time at may seem to us requisite, be vested in such other palm as we may think fit. Now know you that to have revoked and determined, and by these presents do revoke and determine from and after the time when public notice hereof shall be given by proclamation or otherwise in our said island, and thenceforth until we shall think fit to determine these presents, so much of the said recited Con,- mission as did constitute and appoint the said Edward John Eyre to be our captain-general and governor-inchief over oar said Island of Jana/A& and its dependencies; and further know you that we, reposing especial trust sod confidence in the prudence, courage, and loyalty of you the said Sir Henry Knight Storks, of our especial gram, certain know. ledge, and mere motion, have thought St to consituttitute an and d appoint, and do by these presents constitute appoint you to be our e mptain-general and go vernor-in-chief in and over our said Island of Jamaica, and the territories depending thereon, and also of all forts and garrisons erected and established, or which shall be erected establ And ise do hereby hed within the same, for, and daring ou r p w authorise. empower. and co mmand you, while these pre- Dents remain in force, to do and exeante all things in due manner that shall belong to your said command, and to the trust we have reposed in you, according to the several powers and authorities granted or appointed to him the said Edward John Eyre by our aforesaid commission, and by our Instructions under our sign manual and signet there with given him, and according to each further powers, directions, and authorities as have been or shall any time h ere after be granted or appointed him or you under our sign manual and signet, or by our order in oar Privy Coon nil, al. or by us through one of our principal Secretaries of State, and according to such reasonable laws and statutes as are now is forth, or as shall be hereafter made and agreed upon by you, by and with the advice and consent of the legislative council and assembly of our said island. And we declare our plea sure to be that, except in respect to the appointment of the mid Edward John Eyre, the afore-mentioned commission, and all instructions heretofore issued to the said Edward John Eyre. under our sign manual and signet, or by our order in council , or by us through one of our principal Secretaries of State, and all appoistmente, nominations, and dispositions made by or by virtue of such eomardrion or instructions, shall remain in fall form and PECS INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE erect And 2. The most salealdnal prepored sad most powerful nut* no hereby emu commons au aye cordial ever introdeced: names to thee sonsiel condition otlicesse, minister% civil and military, and all other the inhn an the emeretlemo, ea Idt• tpteliftej_ol.netaeh panted hearth de- Waste of our said island, and the tenitories depending =l,. mi s te r"' /sit "" lic hign asak far pa o mpue.' -- 0 7: 0 ° 4 I th ereon, to be obedient, aiding and assisting unto you Sr to will pewee hthefield le the trereette and the oBeer adeolaisterin the government for the time being P rke 85 C re. ID4r (Mali" la en s tea 228. in the execution of Ode oar ooromneies, and of the power! Agee* loamorlea and C lAma .:lo, votoo,..••••-. WV., end LW. landiWo&oforal. and authorities herein malaise& CIROSVENOR HOTEL, Victoria Station, Belgravia, London, &W.—The new ASCENDING ROCISLS, constructed b Um main hydraulic egineers, Mews. 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London. -----=-------- fIORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFBOTIVIC TOS- V NAILS EXTRACTED sad CURED In one minute, wit ant nutting or the least pain, by Mr. RENDALL, 86, &agent-street. L a dies attended by Mrs. Randall U preferred. Tel ma, M 6d. set C nt to ss. Mr. Res with has testimonial from the Royal Funny, which may bs seen. with *amends of others, from all el the kingdom, similar to the following : From the t ROT. the Lord Bishop of London .--.• Mr. Emden ttas eff mired some coma on.my feet without giving any " filx Alexander. 36, 84. James's-place: has bad two large toenails and a corn extracted from his kit by Mr. Randall, and can strongly recommend hhn." observe, as, Ragent-strest Quadrant. THE DEATH OF THE KING OF THE BZLGIANS. (From last sight's easilte.) FORRIGE-OFFICE, Dac. 1L —A despatch has been this day received by the Bari of Olareodcs, K.G., her Majesty's Primipel Secretary of State far Fordo Atsi u, from lord Howard de Walden and Seaford, her Majesty's Easy Extraordinary and Minister PleSpotentiary at Brassie, annouscing the melancholy intelligesee of the dooms al his Majesty the King of the Belgians, which bosh place at the Palace of Leeks, near Belmods, at a quarter before twelve o'clock on the morning of the 10th Instant LORD DILLIIBERLAIN*OFFICE, DEC. 12.—Orden for the Cloud's going into mourn* on Themptley next, the 14th instant, for his late Majesty the Kiss of the ltelgiser, mole to her Majesty the Qum:. via. :—The ladies to was bleak dreams, white gloves. Mark or white shoes. feathers, and fans, pearls, diamonds, as plain gold or Slum sea ments. The gentlemen to wear blast soul dress, with black swords and buckles. The court to change the meets. beg as Thursday, the 28th Instant. no. :—The ladles to wear black dames with coloured Above, dowses, teethes, and ernareesta, or grey or white dross. with black Abbess, BONI% feeds" sod ernesseata. The gen tlemen to oontinne the same moselog. And on Thursday. the 4th of Jaaamy next, the Court to go out of mommy. COLLEGE or Anits.—Dec. 11.—Tea DEPUTY EARL KAISILLR ORDER FOR • ORFIRAL 110CREDIC von us LATE MAJESTY ERR Kan cm TBf Ilisaburs.—ln pus. tomes of her Majesty's commands, these are to give public notice, that uses the melancholy occasion of the death of his late Majesty the King of the Belgians, uncle to her Majesty the Queen, it is expected shat all persons do put themselves Into rooming for ten days, he earnreeses en Thursday next, the 14th Silent —l3Dwagn G. PlimaxAs Row Arm. Deputy Foal Manial. OZWIRAL ORDER.—BORRE•GUAILDS, DEC. 12. Mar Majeety does not require teat the °Moms d the army shall weer any other mounting on the present melancholy coceirkei of the death of Field-Marshal his Ws Majesty the King of the Riles= than a black an* round the left inn. with their unfforms.—By command of Ms Royal Worm the Duke of Carabridgo, Fiskl-Marsitel Commanding.in• Ch. PAULL?, Adjulant-General. ADMIRALTY, Dze. 12.—Her Msjesty does not require that the °Moms of the fleet or Royal Marines should wear any other mourning on the present melancholy occasion al **death of his Majesty the Ring of the Belgium thea a bleak crape round the left arm, with their uniforms.-- C. PLOW. TILE FENLUW TRIALS. DUBLIN, Tumors NIGHT. O'Donovan to-day occupied eight hours and a half in his address to the jury, the greater portion of the time being consumed 111 reading articles of a treasonable character from the I rish People news paper ; and he made a bitter attack upon Judge ILeogh, who he said had been placed on the bench to try him ; and if there was a man on th jury who bad a spark of honesty in his breast, he would resent such an injustice as that; and concluded with the remark, "Let English law take its oourse:' The Solicitor-General having replied, the court adjourned till to-morrow, when Judge Keogh will charge the jury. FOUNDER'S DAY AT TIM CRatrintriollsn—Yester any Wag Founder's Day, • large menhir of old Carthedthe easembled, accordingto ancient aldose, within the wells of their old school. The preeeediegs of the day commenced es usual with gado, in the ohs*, the MIMS Wed preached by the Rev. Biased Joys's, 8.D., of Corpus Midi College, Oxford, Read of Great Hollsed, Frew The visitors afterwards repaired to the greet hall, :tad these were throned thedowards the Ead al Debora* Mr. Hester Rodman, Q.C.. Mr. J. R. Havoc. Q.C., the Rev. W. D. Parish, the Rev. Richard Elwyn, /LA., late master of the school. sad Mr. Sheldon Amos. The orator of the day wee Mr. William Henry Paulson , who Is proceeding to Trinity College, Cambridge. In his oration.which was don livered in excellent Latio, 31r. Patting spoke of the MIMI feelings which were kindled in his lined it the theorem* of a day which seemed to call heck many Ili old Ca:thesis. to the some of his boyhood, and as it were to bring ODOM more among them many who had long been in the grave. After expressing a hope that the close ties of affection which bleat Certhunens together might prove some support to his own irumilidency for the pert he had to beer, he pineesded to speak of those who had been onnected with Charterhonse as brew factors, friends, sod goveroors. He dwelt for some time on the cberseter et Lord Pelmereton, who was ap. pointed • governor is 1843, especially adverting to the man ner in which he conducted foreign and home slides, and to the loss cu r by the nation on his death. Great honour, be said, had scented even to soak an old foundstiost es the Charterhouse, from having throned slue a member amongst its governor• With an apology for introd42 an y mention of voivemity honours, he alluded to . Carthusithe who had distinguished themselves at esolle ge. amongst whom was Mr. E. B. Wharton, who gained the Ireland IJoiversity Scheisnhip this year. From this sub ject be paved on to mention thatmasters whoiluid left theca t hin year. and after s teihnts of rasped to them, he con gratulated their successors. Mr. 711,61600 then turned to the question of removal of the school into the country. dwelling on the feet that nearly every Carthusian, io 'th sp ee. ite ot his own private effeetiona foe the present situation, cated it. He spoke of the dieedvantagee of the peanut site, sod expressed his opinion that those who advocated remove! would jostle entitle themselves to the honour of being sewed founders. The oration was deservedly greeted with load applause. There was dieser in the hell. but none of the usual Griming festivities, in consequence of illness in the master's (amit). ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE, PORTSMOUTH. —The examinee= of candidates for navel cadetships commenced at the Naval College on Wednesday last, and the results were amended, and certificates awarded yesterlmy to the following yeas( gentlemen. who pared in the calm named. viz. :—W. It. Cresweil, S. W. Spark. A. H. Liedessy, B. H. Archer, A. L. Wierlon_G. C. Hood. M. Napier, H. G. Gray, F. R. Hesitance:. S. F. Welker. A. J. Fathnharsoo, J. E. G. Bend, Gerford, 1.. 0. Sthert. A. W. Paget, H. L. Connie, W. Gillen, J. L. Marx, P. F. Talent. E. P. Brett, C. 8. Nicholson, A. Barrow, P. F. Crozier, B. Hogpn. A. T. Erases. W. W.W. Begot, A. A. Broughtoo, A. F. Weide, R. Y. Ilasseergh, G. A. Callaghan, Hestings,Kande, W. C. Atha:too. B. J. W. Risk. 8. H. lisanock. F. L. Lends* 0. 3. Baker, C. A. B. Corey, F. G. C. Landon, It. - A. Debris. D. B. B.C. Hamm& R. J. Ramose, 0. J. Janine, H. W. Mackenzie, N. Thereby, W. A. Elliot, It. 0. Sparks. and A. J. Allen. TEE MONETARY Carrie z c Rome. —k cont. maniestios from Rome in the Dads says :—" The more. taryeogwerielsrythadat wyemareoretrawylveningmombead: r; r : cia nsore ted. ead Ther n:oe sb : ii :tifirdel aere"la °lala""itb.t igerrengeatbca7kPri:thecavaegt:pbantuf ienldefafinAlLorlte.taibThe:Prmeeodmac4;otre:s4.6 ruassr:lowtoict4ap:enedthibi.b. ' d eleven some chosen persons are admitted Isle the Darrow apartment, which is not the temple of Flutes ; they are paid in little silver coins of various kinds, requiring an immerses time to °oust up, end in a ease of me. Manx of copper. which they are obliged to sasept in the proportion of 30 to 40 per cent. You may = that this operation is • long one ; thus, when the are closed, at nom precisely, very few of those who have pared a whole monger penned up between pollee agents aid :modems , have been served at ells Nevertheless that is wrist is mild paying notes at sight. Whoa the fatal hour hes struck, the order is given for evacuating the pleas, , sod the crowd of malcontents hurries cC to vest ire wrath ou the cheaters, who in their tern are obliged to demand protection from the authorities. which is worded with • very bad grace. Such edam meowed every day. Moose more end more tumultuous sed meowing. Up to this time there have been no collirioss, but the panic is spread. iog, and notbieg more is Images to mike mined money hide itself. The government bee just adoeSed • measure which eased but costribut• to make it &appear from tie eireulatioo—theneen have been prohibited from bnyieg and selling Rome coined money. In this way the somesibeet hopes to keep dews th e rate of exchange. which keeps andinually rine& but the eCeet will only be to stimulate the advance, ao Mere will always be ••neeeseity for procur ing st say and the moneys cannot in Daly in order to pay for objects of oonsumptioe whisk the Roman State does sot praline is unlined Twenty. I termimete by miring bow the to power, premed en all aide by polities, hammed by brieeededer reamed to misery b 7 as Ware% can be saved swept by a rairaele.* 1 i ~, 11