The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-21 00:00:00

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Sllr.—lre 110SAIT TOWN Med Omen err primer S. tie Lomb Ccandrirsin of Ye gym, los tor rosewootoot___ jpookt_ostr). brialehiall CAROLINN lI,BM, AI, IS trut rreslar, ► mmmr i i rS !MIN COlL„ (loser btrag la lie Loam Drake. nir tar mod Me sterting somarosaara for dim itm—for lerzir 4 =l or wogs unky to out wean.% bONDOJ to 'TWINY Direct, MONTHLY. SLACK TALL LOIS Of CLIPTUt PACCITik stain tram twain Dais ea l. With. sod f met (immesh with itotle• mpiesemaiity es taw Utli AID each itweth. thostrise gm* MI. mom pr Illiantertassellived Ow of Ilardisaar elosersx* Calmps ~.`r ...' *Awe' = i f lie Soli Jame &aft loess COW& Ll: MIL UM lbws 10 s Jas. 10 Wilms 'Se% 1 0 UN llssek te 1,110 t 0 1,010 lO UN MS 1.811/ 111 UN 11mieldli Tbe don Mil doe lidtiebhedlt dipping how pod 'detested Meet DA Le d British aril Aesthel Jett Iltdi Perth erbiett law by their pendia/My awl - per opp• retteel a werlibluseeni reputation, lad 'UN presswer •creaviewidie• Y ussarps..4l by any rem& art. Amy be JAda 11.41 s awl 0 , [Moped; =fie T. IL T Ow. i lltuorgatrite• LC T lITIAM COMMUNICATION lo T g fil a r TOWL—The LIVIWOO4Irsw TONA. eee THILADELVHIA rTIAM *KIP CUILTANT Mobil eepsealme leer WI poetise Its berm aseaseadeue e s . aiessembews i s ~eders esseaerrs sad eseeleiss, se smeLy_lloll__lATOitte_ol . . !gm igrvi coma. a'ITY 11l ii nrs vim), Wedeeeday, Nov. XVI NBVIIOII. Wednesday, Dee IL Aied weer, eueotedies Weduedhp. feta prow 13, 17, sad 21 cadre& accordlag le ate wore. toodatem. ?onward pumice, II cetera; hided*, all peeetdoos cookoL Peeeragers or Canada end the Weaken 011 OW booked Ilreagh ea eery simile ...en knee —Yee Anther prank", apply le WILLIAM LIMAN, IL WeAse-e4eet.l.lvegoad; orb LIVID as• MACZY, tA. Inn liflaberetteet, CANADIAN and UNITED STATES MAIL IrrltANJOlL—WoM i =eratratioo by Moan ballroom Ltoopool owl horatch by ors—The Mow lied Yam alowoohlp employe rt=to full putreml Ord,- ban MI ationoto all flan LIVLILIVOL every Thartlay. Caooll• 'roc It I AnOo tato. D . C. 4 Ikamlot Nor . VI North Amnion Do. Illborolos sod Noroorian now bollnir. falos of To Portlann —not dm. SU La tad MP NIL; LS . thermos, 47 Ti. now* It Stolow Now Tooth llwatioal. llastillett, awl Taman :—liiir analaltA_&9ol2 •teortar. an In.— r.or farther partkalan apply So Win red 111.11U.K. agents, li, Watt, street wet 1 Stient• no& Moses Dock Yowled. 11. North Wall, Dahlia: and ifttfritirot. looloodorry. senci.—Thame eleaseere sail M Pleb ILobos:, es bath ma ward sad beneeard to hod sad metre Matta BRITIIIE Asia NORTH AMIRICAN ROYAL SAIL WrIA 11 PHI?* appoleled b 1 the Admiralty Su Dtrea j iaje4 SAIL betimes* Lil Lit VeteiL =4 DM TOLL aod be- Woo UV theta* and DIATIEr, dm DRAM Woe Wins lii EALirAx I. k,' . .1 receive peepoopere and her y's =Oa The folioed's or ether yeasts are agpsialei to from ld, u sesl . AM A. f..r NEW YOWL direct. fligissdati. Nee IL • Tee., tee.aaters sad wade is Daman ad Davao% to be heave., i ,i Nee V..rt, as Word Wilda& leseelt. t, i'..i 1 f..r ill orrrt.N eattntlay. Dee. 1 PWSA. NSW I.INIE. Noloidistroo. Powago womay, minas NM providows. but •Shoull wbooo at Nowa okkit M obblood w bard :—To MUM M ,gaws. dd.( cable. I. oomol at To Now Took Add sada. atlYi nosed we is. Al 1 W ibiagji**" arl low Turk. Si p Si.. sod f per ova prl wisp. 1W M. arti Mild Wank. Tlioso goasoltipe rtw sommilillso kr s YsMod sormiir d grand . cabin pm "' FEr—lfur - et saber bakmodur supply Is J. B raird. soLdstail. Ts. . UM% Ni vise. sad U. Mi. de hobo ; a sod J. bur. Dadisme4lB•6l, 16. ad C. . ISIMISOW/ 11 at /1. are C Ulu % IL U VI:p. ; sUed. V to ROTTERDAM sad Ow REM Tirtal • WalE.—The Wollowlimis Maw beat 1.121 Z imd Wwor a n kil ZlA VlllM i lip .i r W. al U :. N Ye mows% MIL kow =row wary Tfrismar Immayi .—r prow It ; ankff na. Clhapr iA 's Vainez d il nill' So thistaidowis Mme— Compegy. 111. Ilwallsaw.V.43.C. fIASH ADVANCER MADE, without Joky, by N.../ the LWILItee t 111 VoPAI4 Lialiet4. 144 ea &peon et deeds . MY et eel., se ether hp :=ro lt raZt isp i enhie 4 may litslalmenta. pee sest. as di airessis aimed& i r : el= eI MO awl AS midi. Theopme Cafrilai rn mg Wm m lgt g fres • eiellsellia. AIM, WIN W. lhasists. Beraisr. WINTZR IWON at HOMBURG BATHS.— , 1 leseleass eases en the wiener. enrlng the newer ewes, WI the reasseloneee and eiLentilue• of term The meg eilisemOleo. elerb le epos leo pear, sew We • moiety of order sad eriesidley duseeeell airtime. &great saloon fir belle andemeare• au =er UNE.• tom sad nenfertal.l. ,11•411. • roomy sad yea lama Ilhatally suet punctual!) supplaed with Gomm hank Hatton, ha.... Lielidak amid AMID The tasks of Trent, et tparaute an) Ilemiletee an U4egno. es toms mere adruotaeroue to thr plow Om see ; Ike Soren having but the half Kett" an/ tata WY* only env Ism The doily venture .4 the Tialierol4Naltaithe half k lkit,, kerma pueo.k. a.n Vbe alastrannt shale Is teere headned adMe ht) potted.. The refeedeenet depertmest et the taw... Is wrier the supetloteedenee of M. Cbs=th r e s estrl.r.t..l Parana reetauroieur. The impair et Iw.! Koh yerfonne In the and beamene ere r) Cute:arta balls. and other featlelths••• weLl.ro cod frequent. sea are v...eled the ,epee.. ntatiolaisleso 100 of three times a • rek in the • ',Wig %atteelde draft The . rko.l,e tureen e.. 4 the lure , two &tented I. toel deer, fut. hares L.) leat/...r. 4 vs*. The ma railway has alma& breteht Bathe t.. the nuttklrta of Frankfurt. Then ere Wale.. train. a day, to or fro. the last as as ea half. peat eleven ...bait As the J..urney °maples only hall ma hoar the thaw meets .4 Rushton are • Rhin easy reach. %otion In 11..toluang may pph In broutel• in Mine boon, to Barks In Warn to Pins Is Mateyo. mat Id/ 1eeu.1.,0 la tereaty4.ate, se el. °Went • the laterevanuoukatiou hl rut DEC AY ED TEETH awl TOOTHACHE. MIN 111711 tNAfIEL . for atowleg decayed how ever Imretovlt. It 'st In soft Mete, withal* prows or pa l n. end ue harden y . Into • w tun hite rawest. It reewauts le the teeth Air weal mirk rcelderinz e traction • andwee. kw; the dew jetecthor mhos , I. —told by aU vendee". e 10. lIT HR 111411DiTY'S NOY A L LITTERA PATENT. NR. INKIELL, Surgftni-Deutixt, $, Orusvenor rtftal. Ms AAAA NTED ma INVENTION foe the COX VTIoN aad ADAPTATION at AITIVICIAL TEM% sold UL MA : wheal has the tollositad eUnwellrty advantages: Ptrst—A ..t. Tea thof repuette wuetoarrblp awl ibecLAgailli Cam bo iitte4 Mgt the tow( perfect mew& y awl miceras IN TWO Biotite, without pain or extraction of stamps, and sasseriaa all the purls+. v .4 avieth Ai ion and macula* we adaamal—naa aft bleed •Ithoint , ands , Win.* swinge, Of Ilealealisse, by a nen. able, Ilea: k, 21.41 lepertatvelee Milt. tram wbod web as extseavliaary power of wieteua or mall adheabm la that the t. e are te tivvtly laam M Woreable. except . e la of l lk p S tro i atbe wessrr . ?WM —Artectel Teeth mei.. In the nettles,' wavaw randanal mak. 4 the bee .4 any .4 ihr est ilnki teeth to whbell=lll , lISIM hod, but by Ude pa: eta tbry am wit Intiolrra la tar eszere, an always wend. and MU let. life owe Fourth It. enicia • atior.ral oe to the tasuitry can =Mem To in my of On shove arse., islthout the ell of a . Hr Likell • patent, of vol.kh he le the sole lameher arid patrater, ca.. only ~ e pr o at h.. mel.lease, vehre e , specimens atm lee men aad every iutoneistion obtaised Decayed Teeth Live. forth tarterel. All coneoltallese tree T in . aselerat.. —B, tiILOOVE.NUkeI NUT, aa4 11. OW lITII. lk IIItIOBTON. ROUGE SUPERSEDED by RIMMEL'S 01111ISTAL 141111NOCIPA, a ,o4o,torlt• .hi c h In plb us frw Maur. Uraatifili meld iwrro.o tot lA.. to titol couaarotralos. pica b M. kr pooo.t fo r or: ootalolp• YIN/ALLA •LMA:t ACK for 10 I. t.o.00tofoll) olloootrootont and perfuna.,a, bock, lil , toy past 1.4 7 .14111 P. Mesl4l I,y .11 L 11111MLL perrusser W thr oottatte, •tranot, awl 14, Coortoldli, balalutt , awll7, litaaltistaLl oks ItaUtha Pans. ROWLANDS' KALTDOR, an Oriental botani ca l io fur tumixealuit aoimi I .raistifyleg lb. 1 Velpieilo and 11C rai T a itaramy..11) lamtr..niat II am..l I.ltr. r.lera.ed *rase 'aorta the swat ....thing, alai purif)itte adios aeon ara.ltratea Ira. Idea, tau, ineuplee siamum..lma olunalleu. ad 1 r ...tato...ma vi-li thi. Alm sulk We, ad ht....Anil It ..hrtat.• all ti.. ..1 climate cda th• irtortlu r •Mb paten mur y ur totem@ rilar beam arid is uotvanuilly U. 111;h p. matte. Run lb, sultry elisimme I. lime frusta realms ~ Ihe rdar Pray Ja ad. ad as. dd. psi ...4U4 - ILr Irtede • ito , maleuile' li+1)4.0" 41. $l4 irrapprr ImAtic, and their •igumatara. A Sur Lad alai S.e.a." ims red Ink al fu.4. Hail at ID. Kailas-prase, Ue da* . sad by ebralau asJ perfamara A N EFFY,CTUAL REMEDY.—LAWBERTB APITYWATII * RIVAIS, witliset esalhals. Ur hovels Of M.. tiust Oss tral . troll rm. A•i•^111 ..d pimisin(, b sibitlipil le I. the 1.4 Er lief.. I, r•llvirg aids. us•sllslos4l , sr. d.O hem ....In.. lyknt 0021,00080. Y 0•• %wail) t.l • ts,•••••• Arms. to•c IruIIT lIIMIIIIIOII Imbutral.l, •141, ii.k11.,4 Isk pr. , •••111 , 0 0 0 00 . 40pf... !dug II• fit YE trolly pnv.4ul .1. see fn few of seals 14.0 . 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Ms. Jar Murray, AlbasachNitrent With Woodcuts, past Bvo.loa. DEAR FOREST : an Histnical and Descrip ihe 110 ley. B. U IfICEOLS. haul Nuns,. Allostarith4treet. Ootort uttit Poltiall rad Woodcut'. Ow*, Wt. Lin ui Jw WATT, sb. Investor et the Madera INIMI Mapes. By JAL P. IIcaIISAD. Jolts Mum, Altionorts-alroot. With I crown $,. Is ., TOUR throug a rno THERE PIEDMONT se4 Is ulwjx VALL6TS of ths ALAI By Ists. LW. Ir 4 loM wls7. Altsmarleatrest. Wl* salleassi Pleb" Ism lea, 014OOLOUR. si4 on the Neoemeity for a oemerel Mudge el Talc Hy Sir Gummi Wainillolll has Ilverfc AllsvMwwt WU InmanMem. CRAWWM awl POWdAL WORKS. sow. A flaw 11114=tarb. Ms llerrar, IDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1860: Now rewdt with 10•11thravtqp, a of sa ARTFUL DOVOMR) Lis 1& C I T IE rt .Litttleim Prom erst o r a r o tits ai lk MI et rssititith Wthoseemsntsmait t o llama =ln 11161 Int* Is Anew Om lisiloa this 'damp rarer idiom looks Omit Vickers, Aisphoolish Sim& WM), Seabee% Tiretionce. sad la 1123WAVEtli th IARa eut TIVAZF.44 *Mod I W. Angswours, Nat 3. 1.0. e.. Oa. Imam: toil WOOS, ft, ftbsragater-sew. THE PR•IRIE FLOWER. BY °Mir. Tow Publishing la the nom A n ia thner. I la alaspost. sad mat idea& p w eriod c ical et UN W= k • LOtldOlk : loodetas id Wright, IC Pataftaid Tat,tow. ' Oil de/ Y POWIIOI. Sloyadat oder, ~weae d., moth h aa ILLUSTRATED rti OWN STORY- A. BOOK: a Voleuse toe Baziatar Daly sad Mater Inhhah YAWS* siagaoll tar Yoe Ilkoevingwatat. Assomser* aid Pacreatito d Youth at 8 ol or at Holm Loudon : Wald aell Lek tak Flastoltual 71Y Gaeta arMadrambilit "Yd =nom onommoma DIARY ot ma RX-DETECTIVR. immiso Wird mil WA naMatifisi. This ilaz, Ocala, iptik rewW barb, bow am, IgiHOODID_ RUIZ : a . Sten' el the 5i0r. 7 17167 ThWelwairila. Loam: Ward aM la*. IN. liss44trost. CEMA NA ID TEX CIMEWL T all com ARTS, EAM sad ACITI of CEINA end the NIMA bea ITiaiTtywame Molested with name roes seirsshop. Complete la Tart U. et . All Round the Watt" l'slc=w pabileidea. : EL Ms" 1111. liestatseet Jost pabliateel, prim post-tem la onls ••4111p• for IfBl MEDICAL EMILY on the OAI/811 .. Z A C 131111.0 PRIDIATUAN MAIM with plsio disecticwo tar pertost roeloratlsw to Imolai set vtgowe, is the molt at twenty-eve yews' wsooesdal tondlos is Ow teatO of MA ;realise torn of nervous Ohms, width Mods to esiblUer sad shorten We. By Dr. J. L. Comm 18. AD , !loot dilly. Lawton. ileld by Nos& li. drain Mat and Ow, 113. litetstswelor•rew. Ilidb Mien. jest puttee; by pestle seseenn Y rad IRRITILITY (Mental anti DEFIVTtIaiI), brineed by Sperseiterdmes : the limpets*. p l i t= ia rd letlesyni Trees/mei ly T. H. Le YROlgal, Provident ILO., to Gemmel Posnellee Urn.Caniers' Pro I OW setituiles. Mi. lawn*: Pram tbe Author, 11, Loyd-aqua», W.C. Jest palgiliw* prise la., by pat on damps, 131tBRIGHT'S MANUAL, on Nervousneni . oma Premature Decline, end the insane to be employed in maim elleetnally to retain or rap& prindelve Mawr and Malik le every sew ut life and undue all otroometances. Raab oases and effect has bees are/any seedied and Vold bp par oleervoilem la the veriest' Contineetal Rostishaos dials, as abo intepractice. By Bairn BRUM, ICA, connate ot the of Physicians, Member of the loyal Dollen, et feu= &a. : . A 11... 10, Wareffek-lano. Irrw 11.A0•11/111.—leery Moab One ilia:Ding 91 M P L I B A R. .s.• Imam Miguistl uinea m Tows y add Country leaders. b Oinenn Avenrron Autbor "Wilma ilosertb," An. 1, OM 11•44treet. MULLES BELEM LIBRARY, established tar the cbculatioa ad the beet Dew works oe Watery, ph,, raglan, travel. adventure, sad the Ideber doss at Mb& 0.1 ,pair swum 00 I I II I =fi s i d l clete.—Neer Looks; Oressetreet, sod Neerelreet. WITDING sad BIRTHDAY PRBBENTB. pDAtoup, 4A Pfccadflly, bona alladba to jib .1 neM of DIMING CAM, IRAVILLING DR.M. WO RAM, DISPATCH DM% Wrltha Noma Wort let Jewel LAWN mICUL I fad CARRIAGE • =DI/VAL IfOCN - rim rat vuograux, IMTIJI43- all LKIISTANDS so bag ; bob eabob NottVillow lb, NNW PATMIT 11111.7-CLOSING !AKA( alb a _ balby et lIPLEGANCIIII sad NOM asklablo for PIUMENTATIOIF boo babas b marriveol•?!Lmit .. its vim swamis, 4A tiusigs CIRRISTMAS and NNW-M.11:8 PRESINTIL N_/ T. HARDING and ON bailag somidersaly Own premises, bare now on band an extenalve usurtmen= latest NOVILLTIIM In BUITONI, studs, pins "WM Ibits, son taine, waist claim Mooch, and broaden, In Ape soil. Book& pebble, and mercurial and Munn MIL Orders, accompanied by • town Merano* or remittance, will meet with Immediate aV.ea tion.—lOS, nagent-Mrset, and 3 sad 4, Glambouse street, W. SIXTY TEAM BILYCS. Lady Minton (loq.) :—." Ah ! you may well laugh at that picture of your Graadma—l often laugh at it marvel!, but it was the mode, I assure you, or I should not have allowed Grant to hare painted me In it. fin, Julia, we not employ a cooper ! we were not so indelicate -I=itthe ribs of our reeuders were made of steel. No, iey were not made at the blaeksatith's, but were 'applied by Just Clark and Madame Day, the Court mil. limn, when our good Q ueen was younger than she is now, though she is only a hundred next birthday. We were terribly quizzed, especially by dear old Panel, (by the bye, don't take away the new Number, I have not sass it), and the things were dreadfully inconvenient, but they wars the fashion! Eli Oh, yes, they were very cold on windy or wintry days ; but we wan linasy-woliwy tar, which were mom protection. ' Take up room? Oh, yes, the chtuebee, lb was mid, were never bell,, ; but it made the opma a, as no hex fouler • doubts omit would hold more two ladies and their cavalier. He, poor fellow, was only seen at interval.. ' Gather the dust? Wh—y, yea, I must own they did, especially when the skirt, as you me mine, swept the pound. The crossing. sweepers were drives into ',bellies very nearly—M least, so your dear Grandpa told me. 'How did we more about iu them? They certainly did require considerable management, and the ' nice conduct of a crinoline' formed part of every young lady's education. ' Very unsociable? Well, yes. It kept memo at a peat &Manes from sleek other ; and I believe that was one reason your dear Grandpa had such an objection to them. ' You should thick so. Reginald? Pray don't be so emphatic before your wash's! Criaolineand extenders had their advantaged!, though I never could dissolve them. ' What put them out of rogue Oh, the Prince of Wales, after hie return from America. He had it intimated to the maids of honour that be would not welts with any lady_in a crinoline. The change was masl aware you. The good godmother in • ths Glass did net sooner bandana Oltederelia'a me into a balle than did our made Prince dispel the crinoline. Thank behind you, is your Gnuidrua in her wedding dress, from a design by ,your dear Grandpa, a pupil of the nice old en. theses, Mr. Leech, who dined with us yestenlay.•— Pwisen's locia Book for 1881. WATER-Cop:ion Dzawmaii. —An auction took place on Monday, at Mews. Foster's, in Pall • null, of • choice collection of &swinge, which reellsed pearly 2,0001., many of the examples selling at prioes varyi fro m u 30 to SO guineas ; two well dratiksep, almost by Tumor, sold et 72 and SO guineas ; and an 7 _ 4 2 the same aster—" View of laudon, tram Batterme" for 136 view The set of orogen drawings from the tar- MOM Ilialodie, made by 'oemer fee the engwinp, geld bet 1064pagew Pltoraigit VOLT OF TIM NM You MILITIA-gm TO ZOOLLID. —The handout papers state that • owe. S bad taken place between Adjutant Copplurr, ore= New York Regiawit, end Lord Palmerston, on ' the ablest of • proposed visit of • esespany of Gat regiment to Spied In the letter to the twister, under the dabs of August 31, the inquiry is made whether • can pp ay of 100 men, {alluding • baud of mirk, of the New York State IlMa, would be permitted to lemil Bissland and parole, awed sad equipped as a military The letter Ages that company It, 9th Regiment, New Lit Guard, oosnowided by Captain William Atterbury, Is den of making en excursion to England licit summer, ie their military character, and of exchanging courtesies with the volunteer organisations—their „ brother soldiers' —of Greet Britain. The reply, dated (lot. 12, states:— •• That her Majesty's government, as well as the whole British nation, would feel very greet pleasure at • friendly visit from any portion of the people of the United States but it would Dot be consistent with the laws of the United Kingdom that • body of armed men, organised as • military lady, end Dot being subjects of the Britah tiovereiga, should laud in the United Kingdom and move about therein. Lord Palm however, wouldremark that If say of the as the corps which you mention ware to came caw te Berland is the swum of next year, Winging with them their riles, for the of tattenlV tato asalatt ties at the annual rifle meting. OW oak* Se doubt that they would le wet heartily weld, The matter was still under caseideratims, Aria l* Ste sub ject of tutors earnispendweee between OspOz: and the English prewar, through Lord Lyons, the minister et Washiagton, and Mr. A rchibeld, the British consul in New York. Such visits have not been aufrequent between military companies of the United States sad the British proviso's, and the ecespiny hope that they way be allowed to visit lagkod in • military await,. The trip, if undertakes. will occupy needy two =oaths, at an expense of 30,000 &L. 10,000 dole of which had alreudy been subsaibed by idgEt memben of the oosiputy. ELTE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, licsibua—nis lialebtletameek dle• kr the etre& art nelleatesi o pere el his due% OPTIC MIT n'tl3llll. Cr ag ,. PealZaZ= lak inted pereena. olobtly eclectic.= 114■11 Y. Opens mid She moot admired .13.1 favourite donee nude. Doors open at Attralsseu to W pine el the meat. L. A RGYLL aft ROOMS, Wisdimikilrest, Picea. WRININ ON Mier issaklie 1110 NADI 03N irto li• m No isin ind book ailalaWaol 111- Omaried Yr. Lime& Nozakii II IN edit& b. THZ LONDON PAVILION. rase.., _pia 111110. 1111 pool sismist mobs p tarLSOt ravnamr. us IPA wpm la tho Pi CONCEIT. Mari or mostimm Nrrtrie. Dryly Alloo. Yaws Ipl RIN C R VI It IYA R D 11111001ATION, F MUM CZAV l.libi no 11 = filif * aim Per 2., doom " lis Pir IMMIIOI CWIPAIRIZ. S. as* Per Ila Miii . M . _ th. amdl l i t . . Mod semi sudgireieS winos of Masa D 144 GM VOTICK. —WINZB and SPIRITS iiiiEDUCKD DCTIEO.—.II. 311000WS rinsed list al price; wf Dr. Land's sop" pan bas as applicants. Own (Via ordinal/4o e , bottlos locleded pas damn la. (Islas (Indl Itarraid7l or Nuwtta . immhala 20e. iir .... a•ikor o. - - 2.. mimid, Tartl . qty dimmed I re. per dozen , 1 ni. asallt Aka Port sod Sherry lda sad Ita - Ahdraa Madeira end Antoatillado lee . OK tall Armtek Is 4. ad.. bortoadY lattad7. 171. Per igloo Soli. the very beet. We. per one doses as ilinrof soy fear at the above as rooript a a sr .op a lll e 11111, caeh.-1. b1101:011. 29. Mid. Lairs. WHEATSTONN'S HARMONIUMS (Mglib) to solid oak are, mmudastared by thom osynnair Chorales, l'hu;els, Schools die., can tbe laU cosigns of are of the hest quality et Me% best werlomedep sseit sod do not require twang. Gables. New Potent, an edam, from CC, doable pedals— a With One Mem, oak am IS With Two Slope one set and a half of vibrators. l2 Wilk Three Maya elective forte stops lg With Three steps, large also organ tout, ditto l4 With Ms Stops, two seta of vibranrs, ditto ht With Mild Mope, two seta of vibrshoe, ditto II With Tea Mop, three aela of .ibratura, ditto IS but and meet effective imiammead msda', Mae lASI. to exteaelvii_ amarliwowl et heeds Marmoolams by with an the Melt tweeseloseete. WIIZATITONII end Oa, laveatess awl Moslem et Ye Coo swam. St Comidtaireol. Yorrostarroot, Leados. CAUTION.—WAILTRIBBTON and BROODZN teseatread the padre le bar re Cent Ord stated ea the redes—. Ras Ord sad Pro Ord; r se to Jerellsry be , rg a alarm WATEIDIDION sad AIM GOLD QUM. sad all mesh, srarastarest by en said oar this s ==er t at the wessistraarent prier Dlrralsarry, corroodia. W.C. haws nada el errs Gad Waellery 'or each.--/4.E. nbi establlrreal dem M•• ths graham sad so aseardage at L Molts ANTIQUIId.-43EWELL and CO. are see BILLING the tidied WA A NTIQIIIII la Loa dna. at 44 Guineas tie Draw to all colour--Cosaptoa thaw, TM It -street (lobo. THE ROYAL COURT MOIRE ANTIQUES, two guineas the dem, worth £4. the now striped checked W limey eYk. teem SY gala's. toll ems blaolt silks. the deepest end hem O lieglesd, from ono gales. the new ropy, Wen. etweeet s sod Maser dreeees, hose to K. All drama Petteree met jpeet tem TM best Alpine gloves. Is id.: very llest FOAL : soiled has Prweeh ranthrte hrodkerehiets. Ida K, Ifs Mai 1 gibes le doom worth Ono thew the =leseAr esamob eete dr e r if wary deseriptloo.—ltLXlA sod Y. add Names ItasidesobseeL BOTH PLEASURE and PROFIT la *Mod Ms • purchase et I. NOM and sows KIT whisk an furni.hed with se hisommis Ow* GI agony et sub,- for adults WI imailas d Vawrs gads sli endatiy sod when maihat. sty* duralaillti. and isiamaaana with s 10wa... of prim width ...Healy M as swab as extensive male a. as Misr ham hi au Nub awa beast of. Tbeilsgertarests 4Tirtileh MOAPP and AM Isillhi=er Wre she JULADV•ILAIM iad mamas ci RIT sad DiArviy, HAT mad CAP, _aril SOOT aut aid OIMILLIL•MITTING . . — A: — - ;ll4 4. iiilliiiiirairorriTZ — bes• re. ark\ a Cellsetime es the ___ sad dam& smit Paw** hesterecy el Ilk aligaise• el Kyle, meg plemeilleas lbe sessidies el orders, bare panel Sur Ibis Doselosse a awl dray leseessies eseredos. N.l ilbeol rosA soy IO sigsbened. W Bel be *permed el. It will be es dirbg_lis I num sod Wirt sums ler 51C1.7.11/ASIMUDIIINT siiit lisis al prises. willi esem es Wells tedies yesedepr Ctollthis Syr MN 4 11•4 rad i r e fres. The ttAT ill Y lltliaalrlVElt- ING at moot mill Illslesisesest. vase beelsess Is resenee axial! "'clack. t iili4l:7;e4 SOW, WIRCINAST TAIIVIA, WOOLLIS DIVOTI44. !Urn:MA T I= BOOT &ad /NIPS ILLEILS, red CY.S IRAL OUT LoOtintl - 11;;;WLeillili131 d MI 'it IttlM sad ALDOATit NOM salloltb-llTlLEEtewser of llart-eireyki 0UX1412. 4 Torre...HAM sod o?!.ALOAD. -- 0 - 06Try — aaaa . To- - Tiaiiiie"Priff&streat, NtaNse4,yorkillse: arzetaz NOTICII-11.. NUM asil SON Oahe able esperha any rmisdles Sok Maude lad = i f i tthe wead tr sew Smelt at the caw at and Isaissasad was apshed as Ow PTUREL—Ey Es* Letters Patent. mem, 110 C-11•11 LIT= TINS Cperheled sod editiled lbe lelbtaer• IWO le allowed by wank xllOO wadkel or =lowe• Ie Willa wed effective bnia la the is IMIIM. we cif Neel webs ea dies =ld is Ma effml• ie Wee melded: salt beemlew Wog were rewad We body whits We weiplied by lb. 114 1 e. MAIN PAD =PA l T l rig lia Mal r Meg witb fie nub . mid doormat OM It menet be aerie& sod I be wee *Wee Mee A riewrlptive Weskit my be lied. may Me Trees forwarded by poet, ou tH. circokreic• d ta• body two tubes lolow lb. hips being smut to ti. maker, Mr. WHITS, VS. tleemlilly. A. CoabUical Taws ea We Iwo prim elpie, mod • female to wait epos lidles. NUNN'S VEGETABLE (COLZA) OIL, 4i. Id. per imperial gallon. reflood by lark weft, w. ma, to ler seperisor to any other, both far padty el weft sod Wil liam, of Wit eapplled by THOMAS Inv- 1 Ituab's Cosdaltoirees. W.C., io en pens tt Md Yr. A HAVING of FOUR SHILLINT c er WE= lu ro kor mof • u; t.,:zether olk • GET BYB. MILK MAT. aud so ruied to ere at Moen koayeowth et MAUI s MOD Ike COT= • =post free.-84440 Ifillataloluara-road, Klus• leoduced peter: Barrels. warring 448 feeds " , " M I. : Caro controlog 444 reeds. la packets, 4k. Car. Pro rM to say relkay SIS —J TUMMY, las tar mar sod ore a ztnis s r pi4 &•l4 regard la every tows uteri, Ens we DiaBUCHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES.— iA1211711C4141A-CVATID VEGJITAIIei PILLS. a f= paripliat reeplatbag the the reneeng b e ar irer gibg eontplatiets, rhea saseina.o=3:kratle afteelleek seenvenea, &v. Vegetable entilestoti en aide eruption' ,sores, mated deem , ie. Concentrated Vegetable Enemy% 1 . 44 Z greaten alltelarthde cd mature" for the drlicate, debilitated, sad deed d Mli mat, etatunily curing drpranton of spUita, serrerweers, aithrried the 1 7Item, eoliths, ar., and all elect eomplating together with the results nine; treat &Oulu. end espoeore to the extremes of climate, Imputing • beautiful and clear roluplesion. attording at once a new lease al life to all, Cures proved and sworn before Alderman leicaleah D.P.. et Oftildkall, within the juridicdl 41 of the Igen Ha& she Lord linear of London :fold by boo nn sad Co., penes se, riewinanetreet. tistord -street, London, W., and aU town nilmiestry. Priem Pll per Los, I. 1441., b. Ilgoui11111: Moms* gar pot, Is ltd. and Ss 9.1. Eamon% is it, Us, at bottle ferele four times that quantity, De. Agents :—Dar clay, ? tree eidorintreet . J. Sanger, ISO, °dinging.* Mt °shied -street flutter, 4, tlepepeirie 42 . .greet, Loudon.brioge . It, ondale, fin Grate int, ?..tn, Strand,l4 Estractagratis or poet Iles e i we" oal hrots. and V. Newmann I. baehis's Perrin Xwilniten euataisaing remedies for new anew pallilald e =a i poet free for 14 Malapo 1111.141Slifte4 SKIN DISEASES and their REMEMEE. ity tOllll7 J. Joauas, M.D.. I.l , eottato of sh. loyal Col lar of Phystetano tdiolduott Mffluber of the I. collies of liortfouta. ertelasul. 1.. at. Cast.Joloei tba modem treaterma aa adopted at the lioapitsJ SL Loom, l'aeis) tar the care of those nowerous diseases so prevalent in • 'deli ...aft of elvlllaatioo, tee often consequent on an Impure elate of the blood. conduit calm aeons eruptions, ecorlonic affection*. and Scrofula Waimea for supertleial and Lit op sealed elect., torptdlt7 of Übe circu latory systeio, mush* dlecolouratlon of tit* Undo reams, no. Almada/ the skis. thafteurlag the fuse amid glvtug It aa Oa elphtly appotamme, to lieu of a e/car, talc, and LA MM/ CPU. pk.,•••• hook Is, se he has alined to malt* It. ' thoroughly aaohd sod pewee:el: "—Modleol Timm sad Dasetto Aorta* 4 MM. Yiddish/ad by Juba Cburcald, CIO Itorlltlytoaotreet. and tube ttoi direct from the Author, lat, Oeurreetrork liattoveroquato. Haan tar Oimaltadaii tram 10 la t; mid by aPPolaimmt. A NA! .",.1-3-; ps p I . : rt gi, ‘ ~./. ~.i.„,5.,„ • . ..,,0;(,:,,i 14 ? .1 • •, 4 • ' • S s a ttlic,i A , :- , - ~,d z :,i ,t,„:t L., ii _......-_- )I§l. Lo: [TWOPENCE. Luis (Stamped, id: Add!tio,4l.) ItICLAur SYMPA 4r ItlitiGH7olf. TUESDAY. ea. ll4 a . Ina & a te * bdhle gl i tib n ill e i ti a n ni nay, ekoii object to raise a local subootiption M aid of the ' Fund, sad to ism a committee for that purpose. On the plattosm *EN W. Ononmorm, Esq.. M.P. Igto k e n hair), J. White, 11 49 8. 2, B. B. J. Cmirturd, Y.P. for Ayr Menem .Alderman Burrows, e, Signor Dearbowsel. R. Ainslie, he. Jame etansfeld, Eaq., M.P., sae W. N. Asintrst, &eq. (tessmonsr of the Qwoiddi Pond), mei impasted, bat idiom epalpikang for their unavoidable Ames were read by the chairman. The meeting evinced the greatest sathusiern throughout The Camnateit said—We him rota bore to sight in order to wawa our admiration sad esteem for General Garibaldi aad his brave companions in arms, who have so nobly en oisavearsd to satisfy that which Byron ban eloquently defined as the :arable longing of the Italians a ft er heneettelity—the ortality of independence." By the herdbm d a of brave men-4W immortal thon -044-4" 0.d."1 0 4." - ;° 47, almTe theunity-"f Italy has been eetabliihed ; sod wii . iney them behold the ancient = r ef the world enthroned on the capitol, crowned with by kindred nations of freemen. redeemed, and by shells Joseph, from warm than as Egyptian bondage. testa.) Rome shall go forth to conquer, not uof old to ee, bat We time to hberate as expectant world, belies freedom, mclopendaseek red pesos In bar eenembie eer* fat her rane¢ing li teelat Ma come to falai the law by efadoe tie la of and of nations. Iplf IsT hennas , 1. 04140 4 latferei!"&s. tritin;ir ;ice; -. atitflteilTanClicer Witt; like the Corinthian ed old, has isthmoid metier Dionrius --a tyrant el a mot to which, by their own .confession, " liberty was ever fatal ." Bet if Italy shall thus do honour to the living heroes, let her net kwget the dmoted• bald of martyrs, who, like the Bandit= Brothers, have %knight the Italians, by their glorious example, bow to die for their country. and impartial history Alone can render justice to the (emcees allies who at Esgmta and Solferioo bled for the common cause. and together triumphed in many • firmly contested fight on the smiling plain of Lombardy pver the Anstrien, who before another summer is doomed to expulsion from the Italian Peninsula. (Cheers.) The attitude recently as mined by our government distinctly lays down the broad principle of non-intervention, and reoordees the fact that the people of all nations are the only legitimate source of power, Rod alone competent to choose the form under which they will submit to be ruled. These principles apply alike to Hungarians as to Italian • and let her Majesty's government Inmate .how in futon; they vesture to interpose in defence of the " just rights" of Austria. s. Lon. gentleman resumed his emit amidst load from his earliest infancy in a lengt em gave • rrsunr ! of e hy P a n rlootint smo l t ekereeteriaing his heroism equal, if not superior, to that - a Pastel is Graeae and Rome in th e egos of the pad. L. Cs/Arrow), lILP. (chairman of the Garibaldi Fund 1 1 iodety), votsot the departure from our shores of that whit and who hid gone to fight for Italian freedom, and pee an httereetieg account of the mode and the hist ory of the raising of that legion. They obtained upwards of 1,000 volunteer, but unfortunately, in ootasevence of delays and other causes, not more than 750 were shipped for Italy, althou they bad provided arka and accoutrements for 1,000. The expedition cod 11,0001. or 16400 E, which was about 15/. per man, whams the Crimean expedition oust our govaranteut something like 1001. pa: so that they had not been extravagant of their funds. They had but 1,500/. in head towards the 13,0001. or 14,0001. which they required. The Rev. R. AltfilLlZ briefly addressed the meeting, es also did Mr. Akkantse BURROWS. A committee was then formed for the puma* of rising • local subscription in aid of the Central Garibaldi 'Fund, chairman heading the subscription list with 5/. A penny subscription has been set on foot in Brighton, and cheerfully responded to by the poorer dames. READING ELECTION. The polling commenced at eight o'clock yester day morning, and there was a Imp crowd gasembicd around the booths anxious to record their votes, so that fur a time there was ouniuderable excitement, the supporters of both mndidates evidently being anxioua to get a majority in the first half hour, which they hoped would exert an influence upon the constituency in the remainder of the day. At half-past the tint return wan made, and there were Fur florjoult Fleet as Captain Walter 43 From this tune the supporters of Captain Walter bocame increasingly energetic, but they failed to reverse the posi tions of the two candidates. The opposition of Walter to the ballet lost for him many frieods of the Liberal party, who, from his being the brother of the county mem ber, Mr. Walter, of Bearwood, might have been inclined to have voted for him ; and, ou the other hand, many of the protestant oomervatives would not give iu their lathe sion to him, on the ground that he was nut favourable to the abolition of the Maynooth grant without compensation being made to the Irish people. By the middle of the day the return was such as to show that there was no doubt as to the heal Wm, there being a majority of IGS for the learned serjeast. It was subsequently, however, gradually redueed, and at 4 o'clock, when the pull closed, the state ment issued by the committee of Mr. flerjeent Pigott was se follows :_ 11;..tlerjaaut Pigott Captain Walter Majorit for Serleant Pigott 152 Sarjaint Piocrrr a larp crowd in front of the Angel Hotel, and said he had to thank them for the honour which they had conferred upon him, and at the same time he coagratulatal them upon the very steady manner iu which they bad supported their own principles. At the outset of the contest he told them that union was strength, and, if they were only united, the politics they prefaced were so true that nothing inuld defeat them, and the only possibility of defeating the liberal cause in Reading, as their u m well knew, and as those who hated Unit cause vr iP l e t t ew was by sowing the seeds of discord in their ranks. That hail been attempted on this occasion, but the attempt had ,signally failed, the liberals of Heading having been true to their principles and true to themselves. (Chan.) He was only the mouthpiece of their principles, ant it did not matter whether Captain Walter, or Serjeant Pigott, or any other man, was their member, so long as he represented Wend principles and the principles of the majo rity. (Cheers.) His majority would have been greater but that many persons had remained at home under the impres sion that their votes were not wanted. Having been elected he would faithfully represent the constituency. (Cheers.) Captain WALTr.a briefly thanked his supporters. RITRININTATION 01 NINOANYLL—The coming denies far Neweiudie ls meads( little eir no excitement. Ream. Tayli . tir and Gerstein are in London, and Mr. Beau mont is oohing no stir. All parties seem to be resting upon their can, with the exception of the conservatives, who bopaja the present divided state of the liberal party, - to fight a enoosssful tattle. They have issued placards inviting the conservative electon to withhold their prowess, and it is reported that a candidate for their rulings' will issue his addrese to-day or to-morrow. The Right Ron. J. Stuart Wortley, who unsuocessfully contested the West Riding of Yorkshire at the last election, is void to be "the cooling man." Mr. Carstairs' friends have been hoping that n tory would mmouuce Lis candidature, believing that as many conservative votes will, in consequonoe, be lost to Mr. Beaumont, their chance of victory will he materially in creamed. —Nrireastle Chronicle. RZPRD4ENTATION 07 SuoTHWAßL—Yellterday'i Garene eontaioa a notification that the Speaker's writ for the election of a member for Southwark in the room of the late 81r Chas. Napier will be iseued at the sod of fourteen days. TX' BAITISIi AND Alighloas LIFIBUAT SOCI- Nrum—A few mostly ago the National Lifeboat Latina. tics wended, through R. B. Forbes, Esq to the Mama olumetts Shipwreck Society • beautiful model of its lifeboat, and a menplete set of the journal of its transaction. The British Lifeboat Institution also forwarded its thanks, in scribed ou vellum, to Mies DLT., an American lady, in acknowledgment of her long and valuable services in the cams ci humanity, and particularly of her zealous exertions in aiding to establish four lifebente on the British Pumesaione of Sable Island, on the wad of North America. At a gene ral meeting of the American Society, held at Beaton, United States, on the fith ult., the Ron. David Sears, President, in the chair, these presents were Qui suitably acknowledged : " The trustees of the biaseachusette Humane Society dmire to reciprocate in the moat onvilhil manner the kind feeling no the part of the British Royal National Lifeboat Institution, and to express their readiness to co-operate with it in all practicable ways, and especially in the interchange of Info,. nation and suggestion fertile promotion of the humaneohjects eammen to both societies. They look with setisfactioe is every emit, whether of individual, social, or international ceenesies, which helps to prawn and strengthen friendly mintier' between the people and governmeate of England and the United Metes. They have shared largely in the weinnel enthusiasm and kind timbale awakened among all demos of our diner by the resent visit be this 'Gentry ci his Royal Riches the Prime ci Wales ; and cherish the hags theft this eirenton kneads* is Moil, is deetimel to be president sad benelleent In the hail ma it will exert to Wed as together in strews and wising amity, so that the • two great anticsalities el the Arglolienee nee, distinct in Stefano but in many respeele imilar in UN spirit of their institutions, with • commas Denise, language, and literates, may ever be a undivided power on the earth, exerted always in bard and be the presootion of the highest and test intends al Maeldnd.—(fligned) S. K. LorilitOP, Cloirreseneding ilimerdary el the Messashusets, ' Bounce Society. - WASIZONNIMIL. AND CLERIC: The annual general court of the governor; and subscribers of the Warehousemen and Clerks' Schools for and neersollous children took place yesterday even. the Guildhall Oeffee.hosse. There wr en enoellent attendance of the friends of the charity, the large room being well filled ; Mr. Barium:, Werra, deputy chairman, ' in the absence of the iihainnaa, was called on to preside. After the usual preliraivaries bed been gone through, The firraintar read the belanarsheet and repo of the board of management, from which it appeared that rt during the past year twelve children bad been admitted into the schools, eight . by election and four by . purchase. During the same period eight had left, one girl in Dec., 1859, and seven boys at Midsummer. There wen at the present time 59 children in the schools, 41 boys and 18 girls, and five additional ismates were to be elected on the morrow (this day), whoa the number would be increased to 84 ; three et times leaving at the approaching Christmas. The board bad turthar to dote that the health of the whole establish meat was exesUirat, although in the spring of this year several team of scarlatina had °craned, which (in the crowded state of the building) caused great anxiety, and demonstrated the ablaut' necessity of erecting a more suitable building for the children at the earliest pomade period. The enamel statement of receipts and expenditure showed that the gross 11)00Ms far the year bad bean 10,4161. 16s. 10d. The total editnre at the institn. ti on showed a decrease of M. 7s. 10d. Thus the whole expenditure, for general purposes had only exceeded that el LA year by 29L 14e. M., although there had been an average of six additional chil• eirtit in the school. threitighout the year. The annua l . . = g m., amuorm wawa - I:mom= tha t IWOMMIONi. ZMNE Of the huts/Adios were dee to that gentleman as tlatse Lard J. Rasesell, who bad again attended the 0.11;121i• fete in July task, and distributed the prizes on that pecselon. The replies and papers on every subject showed an seines and general improvement. Two boys had obtained certificates of merit at the Oxford Middle Clan Examination at midsummer. The thanks of the board were due to the Rev. W. Morley Panihon and the Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown, who had kindly delivered lectures in aid of the building fund at Exeter-hall. The report then adverted to the grand bazaar held at the Crystal Palace Ia June last, under the patronage of many ladies of distinction. This extraordinary effort had yielded, after the payment of every expense, the sum of 2,4841. towards the beffl*r fined. The annual dinner would take place on Wednesday, the Sty proximo, when Lord Ekho, ILP., would preside. The board bad not yet decided upon the site for the new building, but inquiries had been made re- sporting several plots of land within twenty miles of the metropolis, and hopes were entertained that a sum sufficient for the contemplated building would be realised in the forthcoming year. At the coaclusion the report was re oeived with great cheer* : Mr. Bamerr proposed, ' That the report of the board of manegement be received had adopted, and that the beet thanks of this meeting be given for their services during the put year." He thought no one could have heard the report that had just been read without feeling that the in. tentioae of the founders had been more than realised. What amount of labour the present load h must have had in shadowl th e tre n ntrit due tr: thrill ! for their ° wn exertions. It was the fate of some societies to deserve success but not to obtain it. He hoped, however, he might say without egotism, that the warehousemen and clerks' schools deserved mouse and obtained ft. Mr. Maws moonded the motion. Mr. Sarni said, ss a member of the board and a candidate for re•election, he wished to impress upon the attention of the meet* the necessity for inawestl exertion. He did sot consider they were in a very flourishing state till the 'moms equaled the expenditure. At the present time their prospects looked cheering, but a very large increase in their funded property would be required before be thought they could be really termed prosperous. The motion was then put from the chair, and carried by acclamation. --- iiiiC•OiOnorary allows were separately proposed, and unanimously re-elected for the ensuing year. The following gentlemen were elected on the board of management in the room of othersrosigned and not elected: Mr. Henry Phdpot, Mr. G. N. Road, Mr. J. Anson, Mr. J. Ashwell (of Meson. Leaf sad Co.'.), and Mr. T. Berryman. Mr. HEATH proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman, and highly oumplienoted him for his exertions on behalf of the charity. He (Mr. Heath in the active co-opera tion of the subsoriben gener ally to insure the success of ' their next animal festival. Mr. Geo. Lawitittice, secretary, ascended the vote of thanks, and alas ex a hope of gaining the co operation of the at the dinner to be presided over by lard Litho. . This wield be the first dinner that that nobleman had presided over in the City, and he trusted on that account, as well as for the charity, that the anniver• spy would prove sucensful. The rote of thanks was put to the meeting and tumid. mously carried ; whereupon the meeting broke up. CITY cora? or MIMS. The Commiseioners of Sewers for the City of London held a meeting yesterday at their otiose in Ur Cluddhall, pursuant to adjournment. Mr. Deputy Cum= took the chair. Dr. LITSICBT, the medical officer of health, reported that the neldeatiou returns for the fortnight were highly Data. factory, for there were but 91 deaths against 148 births. The average number of deaths for the corresponding period' of the last five years is ISt, so that the mortality has been about 27 percent. below the avenge oportion. Nearly half of the deaths (43) were among cbildreu of lees than five years of age, and only 1$ among old porno's of 60 and The thief MUMS of death were as follows t' this ft, pneumonia 11, nine of which were of infanta, bronchi :is 10, In all 29 deaths from diseases of the re spisatoey owes. From the rymotio class of maladies there were 16 deaths, namely, 6 from measles, 5 from scarlet fever, 2 from whooping-cough, and one from each of the following—diarrhea, erysipelis, and larysigitis. The rause therefore show an absence of epidemic diseases, and a favourable condition of the public health. Of the 148 births registered during the fortnight 81 were boys and 67 were girls. Deputy HAMMON, as the representative of that court at the Metropolitan Board of Works, begged to are allowed to inform them that a number of parishes had sent in claims fur expeller they had been put to In reference to the Dew Metropolitan tree Act, and he suggested that if this court had any such claim to make, it would be as well for them to send it in at ones. They should have to pay their @hare of the expense of obtaining the act in question, which he believed was estimated at 7,0001., and they ought to be paid if they were entitled to anything. The entimatan said he believed there was some doubt whether the City would be liable to pay any share of the nses referred to. They had taken legal advice, and he believed these was considerable doubt upon the point. Deputy Hssteox rid is did ant wish to interfere with any legal question, and he merely felt it his duty to in form the court, as theirifesentative at th e Board of Works, bow the matter at and that as a great many other parishes and vestries sent in claims to the board. this court might do the same if any such desire existed. He thee said that he had also to inform the were that at was intended to re-introduce into par liament the bill that was withdrawn for the local management of the metropolis at the last session, hut the clauses having reference to the redistribution of loans would be omitted. He said he hoped the bill, as it would now be framed, would be allowed to pass without expensive litigation, and he at the mine time obeened that the par liamentary expenses incurred were really very serious, and some steps should be taken to reduce them. The matters were referred, upon the motion of Dr. Ross, to the improvement committee. Dr. Ammar moved that this court should confer with the Law Clerks' Committee upon the subject of amalga mating the legal business of this 0001tUillIti011 with that of the corporation generally, with a view to redoes the legal expenses, in conformity with the motion proposed and 'miffed by the honourable member at the last Court of Common Council. Thu motion was carried. and the court shortly after. wards adjourned. THE Cooke' AND CONFECTIONERS' SocirrY.—Lash evening the annual dinner of this society was held at the Bedford Head lon, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden, and wee attended by upwards of 80 members and friends, including mime of the oldest supporters of the society, Mr. Whittoa, Mr. Swan, Mr. Nene, Mr. lisidd, and Mr. Heard. The usual loyal toasts having beau given, the chairman, in proposing the toast of the evening, alluded to the utility and progress of the satiety, and in appropriate terms remarked on the pleasurable feeling which must pervade all who assembled at their annual meeting. In conclusion he announced a keg list of suleoribers, some of whom he would mention, via., Mr. Neese" Mr. Begjefield, m ;ti lu eareey, Mr. flowerer, Mr. Ring, Mr. Berner, Mr. Lawrence, and Mr. T epp. Mr. 'tton, the sooretary, then pee a detailed /Amount of the financial position of the society which now numbers 170 subscribers, and had con. formal {me benefits on decayed members. The 'secretary also sta that he had a good balance in baud. The &neer sad wines provided on this esamieu were of useellent quality, and the room well decorated with banners and evergreens. Mr. Ebttrne presided at the pianoforte. filotereameeee, Tt7asn•Y Their.—The Steamship I)ublia, of Waterford, bound from London to Bordeaux, with a general cargo, has put into this port fur repairs, being in a leaky conditice. The captain reports when off the Isle of Wight, aid near fit. liatherioe's Head, the ship Amok upon what he supped to be a waken wral. Yllolll' 4 * us vessel had stained damage in the after run, arid about four lechers of water per hour, bc immediately bore up for this port. the is taken into the inner dock, where alio will discharge her coals and greater part of her cargo. T. JAMES'S THEATRE. —Sol* Lemon and Ifiningin. =rasp wums.—Madeoolealle ALISINA DI 11.1101(it (din selennignd dminues isubreens, trom 51 Tian bug) will mars Dm rill isionaniann Di Ms wintry on D MON DAY no* Km. 111.1 ii • nmedrrlin Tnindi mid Diet* hitzeitanlog D eem anion In