The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-22 00:00:00

4_4'-xprt r , LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22, 1855. No. 2,915.] (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. ss• at M f : PIIMOCTIII_ IP, fIOMPAGNIB UNRRA= d TEO es OMNIBUS de moms 4± , Ihi Onbabl. UMW MIMS 001SWIT). a its% emir bra Pt lir Mb NI *7* Dosisolow, se a ..Orittb in tomerlire bp eV& Sr 111.111111 4 era r Ihrbsd ries resuat sabieribrL Ord—Twomoy-lbo NM= et Ater —ors MOW stmebrr It NiOW Mem d IN Mow at La MM. II Two Sories—Ths VW% MAO illiosso (tiN.6OO). Ito Sowisit. MASS limes (LIANA). The First Soria only win be braid et ptelset. mum cfr rue Centrum —llhansisra. Carteret. WM.. ma Os. Nallloolll 1 1.00100. lir. lets Wu. . I Mr. Riallard Nratlry. Mr. 101111 ember. Mr. ices Troved. rismas Or 111 01.1011 OW 51MT10.141106. mot 11%. Dkuser d Os Losisi sr/ I.esAas. la Ow.- =as "— —,..501a . iinie he.. wiftry yob.. Pearidat ----..---.......a... Pala Pavia cum*. !1,4“ . 1.,777....,_ _ laaasa. moods Mak. leumaw am raw iini Pasta IWO& ims. Sat laramapaauhsat Er Mks MMus .. Nam. _ L Paris Mars. Omar sod Ow Leah, awl Our y 1411 " I liana lebtow Can* arl Ow Y yare—er. Pent liwpan i. — door on UMW a. Proairo taro is Lersa—lferr Wrens, Orr% MOs. The ariesbed ed warps prefer by the orrprotion et the amlllasse st Pris. hoar originated the ylna of errestratio• in or gra anstere, the Nome oesoratire sow worry NM earbosse at e eft Porte tale orrigrodin hes err the orpri esamoted with It then.. proinorro of MN amPagod In -resin. It is dealer • were la Lanka Omer MI wore get re gill Imp grip lat aiturld in the logni ner add veto log the trianine r landip,/* mph= ling ea int nhal Ni el lin thbght. ond MI Ur WM Um goals et the plies re arab dr IsZlPae gul lasto, or Is sore NM 11= ol vellislus err poned et gram rim lint Mr aneis to ill pills red poildle Or tho= be ineolused. di sopa& Ile POMP —A In the series. err ell rate 01l the eirnimpo tart et i Ve llir eaput Parloprouns or Urem amelonod with speed ; lho slobs d a toe our d *ma ead the sera: rot there told la r frown eel onilon igamer ta tier 4= =aid In roordonto tear • lire DUI, whir will be . es repro 4 the Italleay Mae Thar da mire Ms diersh ars :—The taigas at the Loner ord. Pr orsige se ta adm meh, and the trioner Imililliweir sr tar, err Li Is. dd.; this giro laths punnet Yale a art pea at oleo AM a yaw par armies.. Orr the IMMO' Wee ot ✓erthm alio pat earl biped dribs be orogiseably inweid. elww no WNW eAlV a rz y rarto ; i nnern bin the anal. wow Is igi Ito U. lonted. nor liasp—thannat armies ler orwastad with dertrea—airs he Mr r Prig IP Palo Orahas mar- Is Uri% whwarrer the pole rah • arlor s is t ort: fa the mar; to Mr the snarl tea, whirs It Is ronmeld by war et the Gorsearest. No sash per with the Ingiii Oovernesat or with the N.M. 41t as. loadir probro d a London dies essmalor as la Pars. the he oppronmor us well es the good-wlll er "tier" al Os hi Per the Oornasent ...pt this rumba et the onatterems to be ere the eras at ell marie. In Ihridiss, on the soatem Me mitre grogristore or pagarke Or annebor et Willein be the NM ot tbs per eel the Naar r the doy, reordind to the weft. of Sit a%, layny. Bear on elertens Is tondos denied to the Oar. Estesln Perin era to sompatied to roar any verg Or In the eanglag as la re most Pay prior of dm wirr as rdl Isla sire. is Pre Ur orris Me so ally ball the lards M. la tondos Eiro the wry gad the ontMe of the mares la so ear and r nhirtheator na red Is is Paris oraibrak is armee la los. CA rapt= errs hit to add largely to the roorgas ot the PPM; on the areser earbarn win torro. they lam Is ren r aw err% alloolig law asellit Or Warr orsrariehe 1= 1.4 1P derogos bates tor tho lel the 4111= Ur re senior or the met SI trellins her bees erred, = lBll vlZ l 211=a ro hearsdr Conapay will No wererin. beer Pon allnel /PPM Me pars se ot tro prat Mart die Sr matters now worts" la load.. end k is os rider rrepertio for the rourtalag partite wen No solapised C= et MIN shares only (ger,sso) will Is hard In b. ml issr • I I s I !h l l ' e s or illi Ist t i I d o the; 1i i I pay yt:alis= the ourbare, so well as bat a weirs at d PIMP ANA i lanning 111 ober galtkre, vii law outeph eel MINI Osispay. mend rubs of *NS di was son only Iso Wald elth IP faro Sr r a genrol main i s I its *_rate_ d dr Pripm ead 1111 berod to brgeor is snits et the Onager etragewe Wear. glom AA mar It anstorry. MA draboldr MI Yr re reht to the mood err at thin* atlas gm ft ISO he ash Mr of the Ant Senn of whir he to the The demise at tie Campo, le for 011 rem Ink tbe pneese laiperieet gam a worts aide slaw Leaden arisen Pm ea avenge prolt adaseed r &NO per eases, =res= era 010 amateur an soma met el SUMO, week% M widest $ area a divides" of le per asst. epee Ilse bet wasonleu. le leades, with tbe sow man, es boom et N. per dq(Meed esbeibles eke mak a emerielpmarles Mae) M ask ewalbak as meek waled be, ea tbe snit el ele is marl mit el men wee 8 "elk sad Nan apl aaalb an 41111000. weld leffere a wes asee mi s tee& The has Oman; Gnaw t elks rue of 13 rot Ink per sawri. le le the beasika of the Oespemy be pule* wary week Oa Mae Wire. iatme ni esse. et the divided et the Oikgeep len tekt. It tilt - ii i Ely Wag approprlillsi le ths sisesseemsat. At elks outeark•C• lobed aeleter et elms hoe hem MIMI trt Ike to llogrel. est am sow he snake kr. Its eggibeekee kr Imes dwelt he mete la flee Imel kret. Milmut he ••••••••ke wfl • mart el di per elan yak led Ili lee Oweeeer. ee the mike et Aim appeal kr. Ike lekthig Ss per ohm nem M geed loss eiletmetos the wake Mire sewed. In* mod ff. T. LL OPT II 1 0 NMI Aidh eili. I the :TD I. OW .Mr 7. 3. 4/ft mos• r.esib dim* FORK or AP/1111110“ 101 MAIM ie es Gansu a le Ossessele Gdellesis e.. Ouster es Leers. (Us Onsed lain Oodles Omsers). semi see KU ides erns K es et el t ill Il= OsseseK sal 1 ammo* the Ke sem. es say Isms Inak, UM may bs diesel le ow I bass pie lee se el pre Zrietutrod by the to the hael le as KA s• se pay the urea tallsemsel us Ird Ora allotted to ies. _SS Se above appbeiblea tame be Arwsedell be Se lamien d = ink Seilepeeit el t praline ea tbeimmater se lairr ers = baleen gill torsi& • be r lir a the Isaissen , billeff=rl SzeoL4tert.?Lawdes. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-CHRIST SAS HOLIDATIL-1112131“ 11CLETS imbed se Saw d Des da, ed tate* leasstes dam eiU le SIMMS op le *ed. seam, the 241 h acad.*. us the Nada Esifse anon tam mere Seem saga e•alable ell awl Soak n• MIMI w rualnKM DAY lad ma se ea ti via the &swum et Um nova lay Nal has te al le La., lad the (p u. Hal has Ilrissel el IS als.. Shah •Ul rue r es seek S. with tae ems- Ile btiatli Tram More sad Wyeoalle, Idadlei sad Beelegstrea Chlpprabea, Tame. sad Renames, diermae• end beteded, sad ever dm Beath Was Me. QBEAT WE:STERN RA ILW AY.—The Directors IitILIBT GIVE NIMICS that tbey MI reoefeo VOMIT as ~ to poy et liblestures Sallies du% sod on yews/ to accept ludas for Ule wow toe period of S. !, air 7 ram la pia NUL per Iniew—Applleatloa may be nods to the oadeeolgooL It order of tin Mostar% CHM!. A. SaUNDIPA, Ilserdory. Piddicreet Sta , ton, Nov. L 1153. ell ls IVIDEND MINES, well selected, are the BEST et any neva DIVESTMENT, MN weak me new goyim ban IC POT Mat pn MIMI IN MAIN& own tw et Wee ). NOS.DIVIVEND MISES mitt it Jiimee mention red easeful thierite teethe ; Ilisperieder etea tropeatly ed. Yana In heraltee tn nat. see wyneede. 16, TETER We , Te i D a r j Non De‘er. arel tneerei Oureakelem &WA freia No II Milsllleee he Isle het la every depellene Id me la the t et nen wedge wheelie enseeleh ed = b ulee seams a II T:Cr• Contest' nag n le eaehlNl Ie Me. IN rod mien Ilienef ha Link. nen. Kr. Mee Illelos. MON • MEM, of the 11111 4 Lultemn. •It Manure • ON aid= Meassidni IT. linma4u•et. Wades, New. 23, ISM EMAHAN'S LL esisbaited 41 Ina Mirky le WOO seemeek• •ke MOO ft& eed whetstone 'Or% dreer er kr sellekel per. ••Pm; 111. sawed with Nee. tem !tea tk i".ll. reery et kiellre= ee wadi Water ft lir Ober mirk. kla be efileirml la ark/ WO" Ss. N. ark, at flu — r l ~ nsidi Mime to bake ma mo woke; freff , tio aft week %beeriest's! tome elf emil; If ben Mre" 110•11, and s. and wisl.ool.l. 'W & kMEIER BRANDY.—A benevolent C haps tnat vie Ira lasi biai lathe UMW dirribattsa this natis aimappt Ws porisarmon, ea an astaaara le Manisa mai edam. ammaimialt as • rat asseptallai amipmaas is r sha. EOM= fa time Odom awl siaawhate. la pint Pp par demo: er. asionly wild ia aro lar shipmat Pa eir ogliol. la. gar don atlas Illiatitt NUM and Lb, CY Tarsivia'a Diedllacy, Saber& BERDOirti OVER - COATS , Gips% sad Ladies' ditto. fibs et the lomat iambs tit Loodati. sad tbstottri a o.sl " 1 "1 100 1. %Moat tuts sharp.— 91y Mew Ilmildisost. art wawa (y). RDINO'S WATERPROOFS tin the beet _ trades At re; they WU stead ell epseire. sad irk uourls• Their artful re W proud sr leesees me v o 6,,„„niza....,.1.,.,„.. a the workt.ls tho WI teidami Sr terrier% Gilles horn ere the Wet ever We ter asp Nes memo Met. NA reherrisi ae drew -. ''' mir era ie swim Web. exam ghpere‘ how eseelli. a..,........„ bipmeppippred hawk Is Meek 1111 mode V eerhieei. - Ureire., am ben irr. Si. fleeker ellih per Darr weep muted with ea ems el J. C. CAOWI49. Ws 111% aims eget ethopieler. II O WEB WARD. At • ODUITT 0 WAIDMOTI Irides al tha aint 9, hied Itawomert, Ilsedbehteh Is sod Mr Se T= Tower, ea Flt/DAT, Ild day ei Disaskst, IMO the IMO of M. Timms the *MAO, him the Weedeldal METED EINEM Bah, awa wide sold Ward, drerw Dem* dedased. I Wass. Ilium. I=l Ilootb. Coned,met Tiny wen eider= 0111111111ses. AM tho lodowtag nedatiese moo litawha moshasehly pearl : IMMO * /A., Law Carr. ; .wooded by Mr. Ism FPW2IIII3IT : Iltet die Wadade Garda* atibowleddee lb when rer the War =Thema *MOM Tuba* Magness W the Ward, die. swim NM meentedug enemies to the duties et hie Wise sad We Me debeep at thee, ban shows Idarelf b we= dewed ai the al hie tellowdtbser, Mt wen a Oa Whllegib d it Thwd. Idoesi by ITT. Alm Cubes ; easewred by Mr. haw Omeams : TIM the thralls WI thb irembesto 1. it to MUM ailara. Mini. linbill. baby. Nhowit_ Salk Tow M ,. tar thetr stawdes be Ow bessesb et the ward, NM deb mow Mrs dbehate at Wile Mir ea emsbers of the Coast al Omen it is *miss Warilmsts that the must issilest moo al NW 1111011111411101111Mil•B k I.llllMilellt ss She kir pisis We sotto el es tbanisilswes Sows tiss =dist sms isms sit sisslbit b Ur. Pima est bolt %sass will Mr. Oissmes. NSW fq ies. amiss Wrtitaill SIAM Nit by Ms. Itussiss lams Tbst yesswis. et this Wiseman lis aitstrtbsel ts lbsa awrl swabs sei pissts.—lly order of lb' Wasiney J. Z. StiIiALIISN, Wart Oak. FOALS.—Hettries Walloped (screened), Use best Howe , Iligh W Ossls t a the Weld. asltyyrsi Ossi al Us. par Ms, smit.— Osbary sad ILleisissd Dogma. VENTILATING STOVES ! SUSPENSION STOVES! ?mhos, on or sheath.. hi they ars the two Wet. frampeet, tttemt beeltby. sad imaimM bans, iskroig, wirsbems. lbws. Pe 4 0 6 • 11 % Wk.". to. Prompectesse with mime Not tow Die.—ultaNl. IMLAY. owl 0%. Stow% Imam Intaacaga7 an* Ftweitille Wwiltaraw. London Virldwa. CSUMI'S FIREPROOF SAFES sad LOCKS. Time Wein Os mut awn kis how, *mi. red Ira Chiblth tido, with 61 Ow arl mime/ bows WM Wow. OwmplOollalr. wlth mist ea applitrika.-0110111 OM 67, O. haWwjli, Lades; W. Maribrala ; sad Odie. WWI) BE wrrHour a DRESSING-CAM sass thom sea pot sae kw les. waspbola sad tundsawl with as dot aware TM WO Norwood sass kr wa. ; also. loather ass ha assailing. very assilids. tworter hags. with Gasp solid koala awes. Mad We essaisits. Oa; sad bap tar the Criamia.—at DALTON'S. Ol t lisrathstrost, Latham. oo y the album Wirrsated bate eallisry laddisst mak,. GIFTS of FRIENDSHIP sad AFFECTION. no suns issesio . asio n .sisar za tstragaalload fa tie umissiso a go ATION mid* ill ft; suraF r Gii. pislik sibadlas aid uestsi ism lbse= a Mmistisia se tbs Ow. sal ma the sans dm salt the sal mot of Qs ri•lpleac Yaw oils* smosed by ase et Qs varied attrastlys breabisloas_ _ alaispill la the SHOW 0001111 at Nr. 1/11CIPI MIMANI. lk riCr ... ll CIEJIT41113111: sibi 4. I.lLabEllilaSLAlllllll2. WNW. corielag of the =me sal Nialliet COONS k USW awl fisstls. =OWB IN is sad t i =r lllll.Bl. lBlloois irsibe• nti Lt a lrac edeL lWlli g ?sinehead Brows 11%1119 , WNW W mien Mid Ilis pier lisibli pumas Woe giddy at r mist tea*. UM amigo lb Wise. Ohms TM's,. bib MOW Cosi. labstsaik Its Tom his Tot Pope Ilassisiss Cunt Mat- Womble oimasse. Isa arils sad bowl Isar. ha. Table "ea= of swAT‘Nssiptisa. it Sam st It; ftatt. ono. is easlasivalat t wi t 41= el tbs best Insslisted Dims% Tea. sod Goes LiNsait Toot !sib Cabs sell lama lbsisla. reig = Owssesrlra l i2 aid afee Demi Mabee NM MB la sew ui rob, ite. TM oboes but logessusts a tor of dr Mans ambits is be sass at ars lisossiaass. Aa iesdaa wilt away wag dr Wattle st a Tilt. Sow prises Aimed at b A berm MODERATOR LAMPS.-OREAT REDUC. TION Is PYJCZ.—AII the Lout loolootommoO—Wor rested to reform well —no @hottest mortmotet; Ito lowa price ; mai the to.. quality Is Landon.— Pars Ott, M. 4d. per galloo.—No stood swum MOE& to rats the latopo—RMlTH, 111, Strand, (wetly opposite Illoribilt.otroot). NSUNNS' VROBTABLE OIL, is. bd. pat imperial Noma by task pasalbir art yeSbElb bf "lei a aid sal= in tiorevil*uusste; awl IMO man tts WNW* pawn ke topirler ft mg sem ; soil 111111, Is • peat as= s its elopielea LeVrapiar ke Oka kW at prossat la me. sill me Ws dig * PIIIIP sal IPOlls r i Ze tas w aiso. pran=l e telks. teddy of limiewtaa), ITFA ATIN CI '8 MUGS LOZENGES. —The not borers Is iamb demerml tor Wee sad the meneesse tietioniele elesheft reeekeerrellp i Mhe pre. *WM la sererdelp Sy ere die brat eel edge pet le the palls kr the ewe el es Ihnerelut emphileles NY" mbarVoter. leh Il eribidi tilemsnitudir me east pbesarry . ow. 11. lift* 114—nere hie& pitmen it inisame. 7. 0 = 4 : 0 1 *Z s = LIZ = w ile . ereresty shit te hen the Ana et eessretr. 1 Wes lisy ameba M very real le berriserre, see yeti metre. 1 sea, sir. Mill WNW, rsAms. Mier MU& liallMfatai." Prawel sad sell li boa% la lid., isd dm. IBA*, 4... M. sael Ise Si I,IIIIIOIIAS KILATINO. Clmill. as. So. 119, et. Pure lasin. Sold resell by ell ilmeghts, M. CHRISTMAS PRIMINTB.—The ant appro prat eleerhae ke tbie ewes of art ity ire am idea tad tz e ll ep texembee ot hada me wend iikeedsa ; seam le awe are ROWLANDS' mammas OM kw kepalee • tranaine hare ae Irk led asedask kla aseuelke awn. eembeillil4llllla akeete • Mast bias tie ebeek, sal • 611. aa lee esker b ke Weak errer eel wok ; of Prekale Oieeeeoe remit Dielealk Woken the eema e_ead.lbe agar we. OS mks, as beak area sad peva Mr gameeep et repielleseakeet awl" dads wird um or leolk led Mee% see adeemilpheeesieleseri o la s e D e erl a r i e a r • ese•- : 2 =7= 4.1 . 1 by Zits Ned of s. 8' nK D JONOWS uoimattowri WI) Od maybe ebeelosi la bottles may. aptly. sad kr wish libulempssailesiesse. km Web essOper, ANBII2. HARFORD. 06, 77. Onsisi. lAsiim, sod from ray nonsiable ,b bi te thrposhost tba =PULL bill.plaso l• as.% Ils. Mail, 00. (0 ca.) T , ntIESEMAIL—Os the 29 1 h el May, 1856, as Works w yews/ by the HI ah Oct et Clumeery. ead ea :he I Ith Jose tallow al w aerie pergSret Joseph health' .ad stir; to rearsta them hole wader a pay et SMOG. dab seadatias, 'Mei le Lettere hoist cd isetead. sad 'oared by the gob ot i :ge =de ?her. mod I. de so. P* sad dr leoperla=el= ... l l leem. Momer.le a ar e err sod easesim etas Vasa. Threw,lea s peseriede. lathe short =eafirsonsiddr&bedmileetty:isalleelao alt ese al eadoeiso Irmo kw dboesides eatadose 'oh to Ilto Ala el OM health et • wok of the yoratedoe. rtteleatar, Pe‘S. le the greet deutody Mr that sue el dieethee whisk salortesitely. ad Ilea& ifigebdie s mam *II to the laeohdie deleselime el lbe *Waft anditatioa, = l a is Ile prispella la Or mull mast NMIli% TAM. arm, Sea. 1. % ad; mean* dwell at twee or rarith. end or el toometlad toolittea. nay mg he aa the Islet Ma. Widreat their Valk If seepeetert. WAY de Nalli. Ili lia. oath; tree bp peeta ellia.dhdied tato morale dameesto adalletered by aerei.dleed. rra.—Te be he& demi emd task 1: 61 = el dolma Abiren. OleoLA Mewed odd Op.. el, Ozioethetreet ; logeo.lirt. 2. IL Lob," drag aim me••••••s. ri=ing=kwas. 1•71...xk .u. 14 Worm L•••• •••••• LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS. Mod W DOJGLAJ .111tROLD. •YEDILON lISSELY WOOL • 01111• T TACT kr ADVIIIITISSIS. It sootollo SIXTY COLUMNS,WdodIog the !SAY LATIOT ISTILLIOIIOI. Peas TWOPINCIL at Thrower, post Ins. edo dors Aglaia LLO Orni Y Ron D ootwo. Loads& NEW CHRISTMAS PRESENT.—A work oo STEHOLICAL, imeutwAvoku mod RELIGIOUS &MGM et FLOWERS. By IL ewer. Rea bar et tbs psi& Safety of Ilerliselteme et P . oil 01•11•1 Trams. TEE glued& veleme, wed& am& le& lefts eial sod Ilee Mr& eon , tele mere dm IN mei bee See. asi SO MEIN sasnytep, repesseetias M ady EPP esteem/ &MB Ms Wm% @sleeted frees as Ps& Eskildis& Pele sonlopines Son empiem. les. &Mee" & MAGMA% % e@ de Iliersepe. EMIR T ag 'MGT= 7% . °BB§rentioN= mimora . law" at th• of ig h=lemery for Alm br We slim • MUMS N s• his 11•12 Lesion: Loam los. illegINIM H OME ATHIC WoMho, Iwo, rakirf i ret so. Law" M.D. Diode if 111 lediakidit . smodialve legrearbal libe h. • sissesk rid the ezasi dors ie De athebisier•L As wont ter Ilissibri. =Wry. WWilda • Medea Ude wok Dries us. maw. Ag i t es lTOr dDr ADO b. • * ebb be r• ISOM IMPS • maim • Come Ass 14:1;. I. mai 11‘, ONIIDD slow& TDB REPRISIINTATION OF GMAT JARMOUTIL A ut ORLB petleteilf. HINT and Co, 1 VVILPSTbWiTIO‘RiII SUITABLE 701 CH ILA II TRAIL AID BIRTHDAY PRZSITNT& rThe el the heads of taaiLl . knM_otletr um e . 1 i 0 1111/1 TIT • 'I V el ITinEgIBILID TSUI'S. r i crtri Ism a g et res, ellit Meat NO Mmartma Prior Eta dd.. TB A n i .ftittlf OT, WI LOMIDAIPT. llar•- Sal Ileth .rabbia IM laymlmpt. Prise ID. M. eh* T r , of I%* MAIM& Maeda Ivo, Ida Moat T H i ni T lerAi t tlir el " Ar ri. ii i E L Mol dm. Ida Moat mimes. Prim . Erb volts" la IL. Tit i rl ICCRIBITOIt aad MAGAS= of ART. lambi Meat NO &swim,. la I Tolosa IMNA aer . leidrT ,:: 1- trum....; la. d• doe ; Te. M. alt masa . TEI ILL T PITO& ; er Rawl s et the ladartrie , Ylinteattl i%42111.V. - nriz . i riti IL lhdr obeloaut wait , • .0..... m. edam, b 80. • few seals oft of a disarm Make et Me Mem, getelial ta the ro t = =en: e t re dn doth M sea allatie Is., sal bled,eat al LANNY DRAWING-ROOM BOOK ; aka upwards et ti d ie it i rl i a si with li rri hur PI C 9 =l, NO po we r. et ' Mali& me% (71011111treetke. pries la T ILA At elli MOM lairseed ?Mona sad Daima la THE ILLU RA HIVYORT el 31IINGLIT me Ma MARYANN MO era la lagavap, lieduaely Sega 11l UN ~ TOY'. MIMI ; Wl* twoMpeives demetarbtio UMW* trees.._ . l/ .. emt 'Verrill. My Peke AL dealt ;da M. cloth aUt : MIMI TOWITAIBITIa um Incas LAseumf d r• Tor % us + l4.4l"enalel e r tar l at a TM aIIPLIGni; b. ;er Mg i ntra'2l ILLISPRIA Tbe YOUNG. rci. le Te n all i ail , „_. _,,.... m. .. 5i i re.ar-r.wr-gd.-- clowns • ado et "h lotl Lerr aan. int ma Ibmles. ?At " Wllir. Lades : . ll a. Id ma fd. Yaletamtdtgalr• YARMOUTH, Dam 21. The Roo. Charles Smyth Vereker, the conservative madidete for the met for this bearegb, rendered voimat by the retirement of Kr. flambeid, hee oddment a privets meeting of his supporters. He said be would support the government in the presetntles of the war with vtgenr, sod declares himself opposed to Treeterimaem. the Kay:tooth great, universal suffrage, and the ballot. The persons per mat at the meeting formally pledged thenuelvse to support Kr. Vereker. Yr. Torres, ll'Callegit will be the about esadidats. THE WEATHER AND THE PARKS. We regret to state that a fatal snidest ogresned yesterday la the Ragout's Park. Several persons went out the to. before the icemen were on duty. Amount no number was a young milieus named Willing Parker, of No. 7, Albany-street, Rogen'e-park. He was aiming on some newly-foraged lee on the broad water, when he book. through just at the moment the inane were going en duty. The parkakeepers immediately peaked the Royal Ramose Society's sledge to the spot, and after the lapse of • quarter of as hour, the unfortunate perms was got out, but he was past all means of recovery, as vitality had erased. In Hyde Park, on Thursday night, a groat number of parties kept ow afidiag and skating Datil a very late hoar, when • man fell into deep water. Mr. Sapertnteadent Williams and iceman Ball weal with all possible expedition towards the spot, bat tbq were enable to reach him owing to the brinks's@ of the kw. Tits man, however, after swimming with his skates oa shoat 16 yards, and breaking the in weeper beemesseded, oneeeeded is levies Mama • distressing *oddest nerarred yesterday at Highgate Ponds, two brothers, James Broadbent, aged 17, and Henry Alfred Brownian, aged 15, the eons of • gentleman residing at 3, Orevelhaar, having lost their lives by the breaking of the ice. Mush sympathy is felt la the locality for the be d parents. ASYLUM FOR FRIULI ORPHANS, --- . , s general mettle' of the parodies* of this valuable charity, which was roweled in 1768 by Sir John Fielding, " far the protection of female orphans who have • superior claim for the care of the lamas, sod virtuoso in cense games of their mforterate condition," was held in the board room of the institution, Westminster-road, for the purpose of treasactiag the general business of the asylum. Mr. Charles Beam presided. The secretary (Mr. W. Davis) reported that the »Imola festival in aid of the fends was lined to take place at the Loudon Tavern, on the 21st of February, 1818, when, the committee were happy to M. that their president, the Doke of Cambridge, would NM the chair; and, as this charity was unlike many ate llee who have a dinner every yeas, they trusted that the sp,llllo weld readily some forward sad act as stewards. Than het the present time 166 children is the school, sad, In IMMehmenne of the greatly increased pries of providoas, Erse the Miami income was sot sufficient to meet the yearly selgelep. The shade's, who, I. additios to the usual alletthmte, are under the ears of a ladies' committee, mo rafted to habits of Industry and regularly as household .wants. Sines the int setablishment of the institution ISO childres have been admitted, and, as this is the eldest rarity for orphan girls, the committee trusted that the public would mese forward and liberally support them in = out so goad the an object. ti The report having besa TlLit BILLESDON POIBO9IBO CUM.—Since Mr law paregrapb was written another of the 'mite hes illsi, a Mt» buy sic leers old. The three other piton 'the pante* elf She poisoned hod are recovering. Ott Wed wiftheg es twit was held is the bodies by J. Gregory, Sig-. slid mean for Leicestershire ' and tea witnesses more emmined, »eludes Chula' Pa rtridge. the father, idle himself ate of the puddiag. Although at first easel done were einertsthed respostiag this psms, the jury were geogy nevi...dam tho mdnsMly affair was the resale all essideat, soul that the prism VW put In the pudding by the old lady who wee its Irut /With. A piece of old news paper which bad contained silisis Ins found in the roes where she made the peeps& ami a Itakins powder, alai. larly wrapped up, wee ffeeuuaaadislbsepMMi It h sappend the ohs lady brought the ensue hoes hems to kill ales In her sou's home, sad pat that into the pudding by mistake instead of the baking powder. A verdict to this effect was returned by the jury. The affair has ceased great emit,. sent throughout Leicestershire. DIUTZUCTION Or CAETON 11011811 ST Fins.—A destructive fire broke out yesterday morning at Cartes Home, the resides» of the Duke of Leiseter. user Mar moth. nova the length of time daring which it WWI is too mush reason to fear that a very eonside r r a irg portion of the build», has fallen a prey to the flames. The fire was diseovered about four o'clock in the morning, sad up to Mae o'clock the ravages of the flume were not subdued. Every man fa the tows of Maysooth, with the stadium from the college, and great swabs» of people hoes the nnessiteg_sowstry, were on the spot, and under the dimities» of the Duke himself and of the Marquis of Kildare, or Lord Gerald, every possible effort was made to stop the metisgration sad to remove the valuable property In the boom to a place of safety. The gale, which unfor tunately Mew with considerable violeuse at the time spread the Ire, sad fed its fury with more elect th an all ibis ewer time that *add be made were able to overoose. The Dinh's@ of Waster having been moaned for some time from illness. it was found etwomary to rem» her Ones to the steward's bones. The bows wee issued. RIFOUUTORY SCHOOL POE BVOSIX.—A large and thieestial meeting of the noblemen sad gestlemes enacted with the sumo of assess wee heM yesseelay thilsigbess, ks the th e of taking minima seeps Az Ifs eatablish- Wet tht the county of • reformats', embed for juvenile eel- Stimala The Duce of Riebsond sesephd the their, wed Cilein=bilribl Berl li a g bilbel . K P., lir lirEir Delaware,P. the Myer et Ileigtotau, the Rev. Sidney Turner, end others. M. Blenehere, owl of the boo. secretaries, read the prollisi iimy sea" i s whist) It WOO stated that the amount of &se am sae eakseriptisse ahead, method was 1,1921. for the IMMINaIIMat of the selsel,ead 1061. 15s. fur its saints =Os the =miss of Earl Damian a resolution is dile satabillemeat of as William for the better awe wed reformed= of juvenile thississis up to the ego of ambv.gee servisd, sad e seetwittee woe appelated to *onset thissetery husk, to superiatemi eosin et the soh. toms reguletiewl li ill 11•11Mleat. Tbsi Ds e el Illsbalail of weed se seeedest et the is- , ellalles, Will tbo Saw olf Defakiss. Eastiage. Cblebsotero Amadei, sod ffgek ibis eisheass sad depstpebelnesa of Omelet Ilsokno; lie tee of Brighten, sod the alp=seditlistiellodluttwcrth gaols were el the stemittss. The eat of the is sot to mewl NM TEE Las aderUnifil ox Tan Noma Karr I . anAvey.—Tesearder. Job. Ikea* the switelmea, who nesse cursed althliavias awed the snipes widest es the North Zest lieffway,:y z =feses is the portenesses et Ws duty, wee helm the Otheswish nesielistee, sad =al he WM at the sat one Nagy Sorisia OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. (FROM AN OCCASIONAL _ CAMP BRIPORI SR BABTOPOL, Duo. 8. If our allies the French had last winter the advan tage over as in point of clothes and hats, they cer tainly have not this winter in on. single point. No soldiers could be better clothed, better fed, and sae ought to be able to say better butted than ours. Zest man gets the following rations daily :-1 pouted of bread or 1 pound of biscuit, 1 pound of meat, 1 gill of rum, 1 canoe of rite, j owns of pa . pfor fe raiz sight men, 1 pound of preserved vegetables or .1 puma of potatoes, 2 ounces of candles to every twelve mee t , 41 pounds of wood or 21 pounds of coal, 2 neon of sew, 1 ounce of coffee or / ounce of tea, and 1 eeeme of salt. When lime juice is served out as Sow Is given to earth man, bat this lest laxury is set glues oftener now than once in three weeks. Fresh teed aniseed bread ere always now served out daily = ea Sender and Moadaye, when salt meat sad are given instead. As regards drooN each men gets gratis, in addition to his usual kit in the field, 1 pair of long boots, 2 pair of drawees. 2 jerseys (blue or white, as he may prefer), 1 comforter, 1 pair of mite, 1 hood, 1 fur cap, 1 mackintosh and leggings, 1 pair of wooden clogs lined with wool, 1 extra rug, and 1 winter coat in addition to his venal great mat. If the huts had been sent at a month sooner from home, and there had been no scarcity of nails, carpen ters' tools, and diamonds to oat glass with, all the healthy and sick would have been seeder good cover before the wet and cold weather set in. Nothing oonld be worse than the t weather for either hutting, draining, or * . One may say that it has scarcely ever stopped and blowing pretty hard slow the last mail left, or I ought more properly to say the night of the IA Oa Wednesday night it blew very hard. The natural result is that the different camps and roads, WOW, with the three ravines leading down to are in a state which renders it almost ' to walk on or in them. If one does attempt to walk any distance, he will very shortly be obliged to pull op to rest and take breath ; of coons he must not inked getting up to his knees in mud One of the Midst most required out here after tar is felt—the biro It sow being got to the front from &lake% sad the latter has only lately been served out to the divisions, and then I. miserable quantities. On. Assistant-Quartermaster-General told me that all he weld get for his division was 70 roll, of felt. How Gan this small quantity ever have been considered sufficient to retell all the old smell huts for me., officers, and hospitals, and also to stop the rain is between the ratter platted all the new huts/ eI S2 walls can be built to the old huts, bat the roofs mast be either covered with felt, timber, or old teats, sad then tarred over. There is not a sufficiency felt, no timber is to be bad, except in a rough state, from Karabelnaia, the old condemned tents have been all used up for different purposes, and the tar has only just arrived. A few cross-maws and hand-saws, together with nails, might work wonders. The last arrived huts, the "Gloucester," I hear well spoken of, but they must be very good to beat the old Portsmouth ones. Felt requires sanding and tarring woe oe twice each year, During the summer on account of the cholera many regiments pat lime inside and outside the huts, thereby destrosbig the left. Pitch sod tar, if ,w 4 mind, and put oe almost boiling, will stick in any 1 weather, but yet rain and cold are great drawbacks. The demolition of the docks, now under the charge of Major Nicholson, it E., but originally under Lies- Want Cumberland, is carried on night and day, but I don't think that a fortnight will see all ready. The weather has been against speedy work, bat there has been scarcely any firing from the enemy. By the General Orders you will perceive that Captain Hall, 4th Regiment, has been appointed Aide-do-Camp to the Commander of the Forces; that general odious commanding divi sion; are authorised to use the hides of slaughtered Wm& tower the hutswith ; that Lieut.-Col.Torams,l late 7th Fusiliers, takes charge of Harabelnaisi that a road polio. is established, and that Lieut.-Cori Hay thorne, Ist Royals, is made an A.A-0., and is attached to the Highland Division. Capt. Richard,. 66th Regiment, is appointed Acting Aide-de-Camp to his commanding officer, Brigadier-General Wow rem, C. 8., commanding first brigade, Third Divisive, vice Captain Brook, 30th Regiment, appointed D.A.A.0., or D.A.Q.M.G., and I understand that Major-General Lord William Familia is about to ap point Captain Milligan, 39th Regiment, as his second' A.D.C. Between the 2nd and Mot December, both days inclaseve, 33 officers obtained leave to proceed to England-10 on medical certificates, and 23 on "urgent private affairs." Two or more decorations of the " Legion of Honour" are to be given to mots regiment, according to its length of tine in the East. Any one is eligible, from the major to the drummer boy. The Guards are not going to re ward any private. The Ist Royals only get three instead of four crosses, because one of the battalioes did not arrive till last April. In the same manner the 97th is only to get one arcs, and so on. The lot Royals, at lust the soldiers, have already selected one nos-commissioned officer and one officer, Capt. Wells. The steamer Sardinian, with Memere bie lE k l e alter and Howell's parcels, has been anxiously for. It is reported that she is now at Constantinople, die shaming PIN of her parcels, which must be very numerous, for I have one coming oat in her, No. 2,600 odd, I think. It is always a great point to hear of the ship one's parcel is in getting this side of Malta, for there have been known oases of ships originally for Balaklava being ordered to discharge their cello at that island and return to England. Great num bers of officers went down yesterday to Balsklava, thinking that the Sardinian had come is, but it turned out that it was another &Wiens that had arrived, and, odd as it may appear, this steamer had several parcels on baud too. At Iladikoi a capital pork shop has been started, and Cambridge sausages are to be bought. The mall due ore Thursday arrived yesterday afternoon, bat brought no Saturday stoning papers of the 24th of November; and consequently, unless one took in the London Gazette, we should loot know its entente. This is a great bore to the army, and many a one is heard to blame the new postal regulations and the slow French mail packets. Monday's mail will now be more anxiously wished fer. The porter which can be obtained by every regiment if it chooses, from the brigade cosamisat, at the rate of Is. a gallon for a 64 gallon cask, and If. for the cask itself, is a great boon. Althoußh 11„ for the cask is rather too mush, still the soldier an now get to drink good draught porter at 21d. a pint. Previously, porter was not to be bought except in bottles, at an enormous price. Drunken ness is, I on the &mew again, and I attri bate this to there not being so many paid working parties. Rel upon it, it is a mistake ever to pay a soldier anything extra for work on the or in the trenches—it ought to bean considered as part of his military duties, and the work would be does terms gsetek as and twice as well. The cavalry lag sets:day for Scutari, and none of that force is to remain la the Wines, except the 11th Hussars, who will do the orderly work. When the Sarah Sands returns, whisk is expected in shoat 10 days, the 20 companies of the Siege Train Artilleyy are to embark for gad, after filling up vacancies hire. Bowers Fuirciass De ButrinisAxcz.—A boas !t psefseissess la aid of this ossellset isstiettlse (!waded ' is 1849. fee the relief of dietwood Freest passes) will talcs *so this somber s Its et. JUNG% Tbsstro. LII W sedan. sese .1 who. aro Itslas—asasly, Mime Althea% 1 , Matsui. sad Osassei—bsys geemostly soetribsts4 dude taste gestates*" ; likrawiss Illsesilwa Benham sad Males. Lassa, who on to systole two of Ito prhtsipal parr le tits apses. Ws boss OM way M seigaan iiihmilesw model se be MIN& STERN COUNTIES RAILWAY COMPANY. The Chairman's answer to the Report of the Com mittee of Investigation has been issued. In the con clusion Mr. Waddington thus reviews some circum stances attending his menexion with the Eastern Counties Railway The position whisk I have held ensure re for Ave years has been nnexampled is railway east& You placed ine en the direction for the express purppleses of presiding our your affair, at an hour of great disedt7 and peril to the company. To meet and °mouse your danger, you endowed me with extraordinary powers and eluded au thority. Those who lay it toy charge that I have as. sward the OW sessagement forget that it wee yew inten tion I should dole. They forget the undentuding which there was between se—that ay wham time was to be devoted to your servioe—that I wee to have so other bantam than the interests of your company—and that I was tomato it, what it waa sot when I accepted ones, but what it has siaos begone, s divideud-paybig property My elution wu opposed by see sow lost to Ms Meads, and, I will add, to his anustry also, who, although arrayed against no sun that osessioa, was eserous enough to do me jabot attorwarda. At cam of the earliest half•yearly nessings attar your Ann, Kr. Ouch propoud, sad you pried with atelanstioa, a special vas of nuke for tbe menu I bad endued to your imeapaay. Your &treason !bast the sous putod, placed es their board niallble ski followingreeolatioa: - " That this board feel it their duty to reseed their high seas of the advantages derived by this company front the devotion by its chairman of his whole time to the helium of the oompaay, to which they menu but attribute mesh of Its improved pukka and provosts." Bias that resoled= was recorded I hays obtained turn far greater adnategits than I had then secured. The Bastees Comities Railway has bun established as the railway of the Buten Cosaties—y our mousse have been redneed—your wakes Inereseed—your trails developed—the vase et have shares salissced-800,01101. paid you is dividend—yen have been bone triumphantly over the difilealties of peer prides—sad saved fro, that fatal policy of strife, tufo den, easepatitioa, litigation, and expenditure, whieb am, uhestpity, seem likely to rotors to your sow& mid altahs. How some it, thes, that I have sneountered the revealed in the report of the Committee of lonstiga bs t a lsw It is, I repeat, Weans, you have, in your omplioated bas tion, se influent, which, if permitted to prevail, mut per measetly injure your property. You have then direness lees interested in ••increasing your natio than in Waft it into other channel". You have there men who will plait mesh more largely by making you pay • toll thee by participating la you dividend. Look at the while tenor and abaretter of the report, emeoeted principally epos dub seems, sad suds their Influence. What are the mien spookily assailed ? Lowestoft Harbour • Use sal Welk which hoe been developed ; the steam pa ast balk which we Wm eedesvoured to create ou the pans et die sect end; the Zest Suffolk line, whit*, how ever aulasiedie be naoreeld undoubtedly assist that oust ; the Haeltsey Wick Wenches, which form so important a imemietieg link between our Eastern system and the North mod Sends Weston Hess of railwey ; our advances for the of the Norfolk d Bast Union lines, and the addi =r an empital for working thou and other railways. A Must meatier will show you that this apparently Mallered hostility has bat ac aim and one object. That Mm is to supplant our eastern system by a northers c= o —to substitute the East Angina for the Norfolk make Lynn the "hid port of your system, and thereby to subject your musings to a toll which will go, without benefit to you, into the pockets of the But Anglian abareholden, and which will enable them to depreciate your nook and raise the value of their own when th e time for compulsory fasten arrives in 1861. The issue which the Eastern Counties shareholders now have to deeds is—Will they be entrapped iato making the East Aagliaa profitable at the expense of their own din dead, and to the ruin of the system in which they an asso ciated ? To carry out our arrangements with the Bast Anglian honestly and fairly is, ao deubt, our duty as well as our policy ; we can have so interest is dinning from their line tee deals particle of the ma" which rightly Wimp to it. Bet to divert the twee of the Norfolk lie, or of oar owe thee, into that of the Bast Auglian,lis striemly not our pithy, aed sot le war wastage. W • share with the Nor folk we pay te the Rost Anglian. It meet be to our benefit Is drwep tae INA" in which we share, rather than to add te the tele fir teldeik we pay. I all year attutiee, shersholden of the Beaters Comities Company, to the followieg retaliating pared on the llth December, at a meetiag of the " residuary body," who, skin the withdrawal of Ilkeston devoted to your iaterests, are new the working nimbus of your Word : Break from Minutes of the Special Board of Tuesday, the 11th day at Dumber, 1866 : " It was reepolved,—That Mr. Bruce be appointed deputy. shaismse of the board of directors in the room of Mr. Patinae, resigud. " That the officers of this company be requested to mogul% the doesty•chairman on all questions affecting the interests of the company preliminary to their dimension and decision by the board or committees. " That the officers be informed that if they receive any illbestions from Mr. Waddington, there directions an not M be somplied with unless mentioned by the deputy ebairman." The motive here is obvious. First, Mr. Brim, the chair. UM et the East Anglian, makes himself View Chairman. Wish ussolgembs huts, he requires the officers o f the lllMpley is assault him on everything relating_ to the isimmeny, before communication with the board. He seta blhhes himself, therefore, as director (*anal of your ' elihke; wad thee, lest I, who knew his scheinee,should have tedinumell k to avert than, he passes a resollatise rudder/ ell sleeve who retain inseams" from 'no net in amply with than without his seactioe. I apprehend that, is the derision at whisk you will have so arrive upon the statemeate now before you, your first ablest will be the safety and improvement of your property. Is the chairman of the Bast Anhui the person to whom you will roafide it ? Consider your position with Menem , t o that toll•essetieeline, sad you cannot doubt for a annul se to your reply. Is it to Mr. Love, a stook jobber, that you will knelt your slain ? If you do you will violate us of the suedes* prisciples on which safe directions are one posed; sad ice a niastent of puska will commit an snot whisk will be sun to produce its own punishment. Is it Mr. Ball, late a Newmarket sad Bury director, whom pox would select ? Mr. Ball has reported to you that some of the directors' interests "are net your interests;" and wen he toweled in reducing, to your loss, your rates as his Cambridgeshire beasts, he would exemplify the iaet in his own person. As yet, however, sad most happily for yea, the *gannet " Mr. Ball has is your line is of • limited deeeriptioa, unless, indeed, he sontinues to attach import. we to the possession of that " free pass for life" which I refused to grant to solicitations which were as humiliating to him as they wen pitiful to me. When I look at the way in which, as I have shown you, evidence was manipulated, distorted, and suppressed by the oommitteps—wheo I remember the attempt which was made to set up a trasissetioa "pink myself on the evident, of a witness whose falsehood was attested by the very persons from when be declared that be detivici his knowlede— when I be in mind the reckless aunties which bas been mede of your property by the authors ot this unwarranta ble, indefensible, sad mischievous document, I regret that the shareholders were not more cautious is appointee( the committee. Your experience will now, I suspect, agree with that of Mr. Beckett Deanne who, at the last half yearly _meeting of the Great No rthern, thee sued shareholders respecting oommittees of km/athletics ; "I flat the imprison (he said) on their guard. I lee net object to the principle of a committee of investiga. dee ; but I ask you to to endue in selecting sad appointing your eatanlittee. (Hear. hear.) I hen bed sena iteperieme in railroads, and I know perfectly well the a gnat deal of the future prosperity and harmony et the eenspasy will dopead upon the durum of the gentlemen and the shiest they bays in Juke into such an ianatigation. To a fair, Impartial, and outdid inquiry we hue net the slightest chiseler. • • All I ask you Is in be eautiows, and sot heedlessly to ran the risk of deb( berm. lam told, upon very good authority, that horn has accrued when a ounatittes of inirestiption has bees appoieted, for it hei °rested distrust and led to In=net beemeay ever afterwards." IMO. makes, ea" would almost 'appose, is a obit et entlsipatiee es tar year "Skin, were attend only three days before the day on which you appointed your essmittee of investigation. I hope that they may not leo* is their full fares to a company with which I have bees eo intimately asesidated. I hops that, ender moderate sonasele, and with real repressetation of your Wens*, the harmony is all your relations which I was the fled to establish, and which it hubs= my great object te may be speedily reamed to **Restore Counties Bailway. Brews and mistakes I may have committed as directing your vast, varied, and somplisated affairs; but this I ma homely say, that for five years past lbw pissed at your disposal all my time, the best of my iscalties, sad whatever experkees dreamy affain lug sad 'adman sausaiatence with Mess hes afforded no. T. Wire denties to nut lateseels, and eanmittlag labour I. your aairs,l have lidded integrity of purpose sad of °Weal, which I will i allow se au to imposeh. I sew lean my answer te the judgment of usprolisikei stied'. That it will satisfy mem and menu I mem' me put. But that it will emanate me when truth sedierthe prevail from foul imettatioas ead felse ei tT ri ! er sai an tan • and la the eminetioa that I have weed es an taunt sad as beeserabli mace, I hue* to he, my lards, ladies, sad geademen, your Men ebtilient. very IMAM menet, DAVID WAIODIVISTeIt. Beam cow** Railway Blake, Des. 10, 1686. BT. JAMES'S THEATRE. A performance was given at this theatre last sight he the lemmas of the family of Mille. Julie, the aafortuaale actress who perished so deplorably, from hes dress Welting are apes the ;stage. This poor girl was exesedingly reepeetabk sad well eoadnetod ; and, yosag as she wee-04 eighties—woe the sole support of a widowed mother sad two lied, sisters, who, by this sad bersenseest, are left destitute. Their owe is exciting much empathy; sad as sympathy in Ode @heritable eountn a never bosses we hope that some prevision will be mined for this de solate family. A somber *1 members of the them (loW and madesi professions eelsateered their services fee the perfornumee et last sight ; and, Mom the appearanee of the house, we treat that Use proms& will go a good wey is fartheranee of this work of benefices's. The programme premeated an ample bill of tam. The satertainmeets began with the lively oomediette, A Game of Romps, acted with great spirit by Mears. Harley and Raymond, Mu. Win staaley, sad Mimeo Daly, Tense, Leelereq. Heath, and Murray. There was ant as l itemble Gomm el shoes* vocal las sad trameatal se, condemned by lien Goldberg sad Emit ori, is which Mr. and Mrs. TIIIII&Ik% paw Lugano, the Misses Brougham, Mr. E. Murray, Mika, Freesia, Mr. Winn, Signor Albi ▪ the Maki Arthur Napoleon, and &gain Simi, took appertain of Sinn, who has not bees fa Ludes kilt mural years, created a great sensation. He played kis rastaik ea %Dena from Loma di Lammer moor ; sad, being eathasiamisally moored, amesered the call by 'Win his famous Carnival of Venice, a emobiaa don et marmdkee exemstisa sad grotesque humour which he ahem is able te peedeem The musical world will be glad to lean that this game *Gain means to pose the nest musical mama la Leaks. The concert was followed by Beekstene's admirable deems, Ti.. Wreck Ashore, in which the characters of Alias mad Bella were played by Mn. Leigh Many mg UM Man Ripely, land the remainder of the parts ware sinellaked by the amateurs whose performances at Ws theatre me wail lumen. The whole concluded with a Ballet, is whisk Mks Reeks Wright, Mr. C. Brows, Miss Therese, Mile Smith, Miss M. A. Charles, Miss Brown, and the ladies of the Drury-lane corps de ballet, appeared. The various eatertaineasets were excestiogly well get up, Mr. Leigh Murray and Mr. Frank Matthews having oft— eiated as stage managers. 7118 CASE OF STRAHAN, PAUL, AND BATES. The following petition on behalf of Mr. Bates has been addressed to her Majesty by the jury which tried him with his pennon: " To the Queen's Most Rzoallent Majesty. "The bumble Petition of the Jurymen who tried the indictment of the Gases on the prosecution of Dr. OrtMth against William Straka., Sir John Dean Paul, and Robert Makin Bates at the Sessions holden at the Central Criminal Court in the month of October, 1866, " Showetb,—That having read and carefully considered the printed petition of the said Robert Makin Batas to year Majesty, a cony of which ia hereunto ed, we firmly believe that, had the contents of such petition been proved at the trial of the said indictment, we should have acquitted the said Robert Makin Bates. " That it is a subject of extreme regret to your petitioners that the etateweau set forth in the said petition were wholly withheld from their consideration. " That notwithstanding inch omission, and in order that Justice may be done, we humbly pray that the truth of the allegations contained in such ention may be inquired into, and, is the jesty will be graciously pleased to accede to the prayer of the said Robert Makin Battu. " had your petitioners will ever PM. " Stephen Gower (foreman), Henry Lavin, Richard Matthew Hutchinson, George Lowe, John Lucas, John Matador., John Odhams, Stephen Prentice, William Howard Lowia,:Challes Jordan, Richard Hargrave, Wil liam Thomas Lyon." THE SUPPOSED POISONING AT RUGELEY. Some further particulars have transpired reipect lag the accused in this case. it appears that some time sines an applicatioa was made by certain parties to insure the life of • pawn named Bates for tne sum of 25 0001., which insurance wan proposed to be effected in the oSce of the Selicitors' and General Life Office. Inquiries were instituted by Inspector Field in Staffordshire with regard to this proposal, and from one of the "referees" he obtained the following statement :—That Bates was as independent gentleman ; that he bad 3001 a year ; that being a bachelor, he lived in furnished lodgings; that he had some good old port in his colleen ; and that the referee had known Mr. Bites many years. Mr. Field then had an interview with Bates, whom he found residing is a small bedroom, the rest fur which he was unable to pay. Bates stated be gat hie living by working in the field sad by occasional job* for Mr. Palmer ; Omit hie life was to be insured for 7,0001 , but that he would not take less than 2,0001. for his share by way of loan; that he 'igen( the paper, but did not know its contents ; he supplied it was all right ; that he positively had no wine in his cellars ; and that during the negotiation Palmer gave Bates a cult of clothes in whisk to appear. On the B.h September, 1854, BMWs proposal was received by the Solicitors' Life Office and declined. Palmer wrote a letter ststisg that he thought "that, as this insurance for 25,0001 was a heavy one, he was entitled to commission, and that he would be able to bring three or four more lives to be insured." In consequence of the supicii•us deaths of the prisoner's wife mad brother, and other individuals, the police authori ties, in conjunction with the friends of the deceased, Mr. Cook, determined to apply for an order to extense the bodies. Since that determination, the churchyard et Rego ley has been strictly watched by police officers every night. On Wednesday Mr. Hatton went to London, for the interne of obtaining an interview with Sir George Grey, the Secre tary of Suite, who, upon the representation made to him, issued as order for the exhumation of the bodies of the prisoner's wife sod of his brother Welter Palmer. The former has been interred about two yeah, and the latter nearly six month& Ice compliance with the request of the Secretary of State, the bodies were exhumed y•stertisy morning, ender the saperlatendeam of Chief Superintendent Bergen, aad wen conveyed from the iesurehyard to tte Talbot lon. At one o'clock a jury of twenty-three per sona, principally tradesmen of Rugeley, wee empanelled to investigate the ease, Mr. W. Fowke acting es foreman. The body of Walter Palmer was encased in a strong leaden wen, bet that of Mrs. Palmer in en oak coffin only. After being sworn, the jury proceeded to view the bodies, which were much decomposed, but the features of both were recognisable to a great extent. Evidence was afterwards taken before the teroner as to the identity of the bodiee—• young man named Woollens' identifyirg that of Welter Palmer, sod a woman named Rowley that of Ann Palmer. The posl reorient examination woe made by Dr.bionektoo, assisted by one or two medical assistants, end the contests of the stomach and intestines were subsequently sent to Dr. Taylor, of Gay's Hospital, for anslyeation. The inquiry was Oho adjourned. THE LATE SAMUEL }WOEFUL—We have, within the last dozen years, heard Mr. Roger. describe bow he had seen Marie-Antoinette duce, and illustrate the same by himself walking • aliened. There it., alri, an anecdote of bin having left ea ugly poem at Dr. Johnson's door only • day or two before the Doctor's death. Till an acci dent oanfleed him to hie /Auk, Mr. Rogers continued to be an attendant at the Opera:the Ancient Concerts, and, when these died out, at the lizeter Ball Oratorios. Till • very late period, he might be seers et midnight, feebly hurrying home frees these on foot—no matter w hat) the weather— thinly deemed, and as eeteatbal of th ightest (Me of atteadanoe u was the Duke" when he was scarcely able to mount his horse. The pasidan for pleasure did not for sake hiss till • very late period. , Only a few years since, • street accident, canoed by this imprudent monnew of wan deriog home alone, sentenced Mm to a chair for the rest of his days.—Athesencio. THE LATE Mu. BULLElte—cirhie lady had come into Raster to parches* her usual Christmas gifts, and also to meet her sons. who were coming from school. She ',at tend from • alight weakness of the &cot, and Dr. Bidd, her asediasl attendant, expressed his regret that she bad ventured out on • day so mold es. Thgriday week. She was awaiting tbs departure of the train, end when in the wafting TOMS of the station she was seised with % violent flt of coughing, which raptured • blood vas - W. She instantly gene for Dr. Budd, sad Mr. Buller having been tel' graph/ for from Bristol. Dr. Miller came with him, ass friend, He saw, with Dr. Dodd, that there was no hope of pr , serving life. Dr. Budd was in attendance on her throughout the whole of Friday. Heir sisters, the CouLtve CITOSTIOII and the Countess of Saffolk. arrived, and administered all the ears that the most tender affection eculd impart, but ell in vela. At eine on sateirdev marring Mrs. Buller ex pired of palammary apoplexy.— Western Times. [Advertisement} —HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, EXTRA. 111111111 WIT EmtarT von Diesurr.—Mr. John Collins'. tit At drisr e smell is • lelleer to Freleesor Holloway that, having derived own imam tem& ken the use et his pill, he has great pleerato in Lisp Ms wi d ow fo sb e i r wsdarful propentes. For • long time ha was miasma ewili arresme astailthlsee apoetPe, and sunned elm hem • Venn his =Lea become willow. sad his frame so ems~ *at am little have of big moony, ead after trying elm madielnesi• Wu& he le proud to sakeowledg• OA he is eddy inisMsel to Higemee FM for the radical cure eibetei la klim—esii ay all semisweet weiteirs, gad at Prism, Itetablielasseste, 144, Mend. 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