The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-24 00:00:00

ti EWSPAPER . I cc-) s iz „i(tr z,v. . 4 . 7 1 - 1 4, e 1 , As auaxA 4 . •J..- -- . V . • Na 4.*2.1 OVERLAND ROUTR.-00.111arNIGATION pHII4A—PEEM. —GREAT GLOBE. —NEW br null I. MAIL Avirsiiimit, via 10TPT N,,_,/ DIORAMA .1 the MAIL to CHINA, the City o f Pekin, Tb. pl,HiNeciAth and IGUILSTAL NAVIGATION the Tetthe et the Take Yana, latrines of the Nth° River. he., COIIPANT BOOR nuttarionts sad einsive Olego sad Terrell Ileldhttleg Duly —OILEtT GLOBS, Lekether.theare. Admit*. I , onwaiar. maga. Nu*, A. Oiplia. Ibileas. Calcutta, to the whole balldiat OH !Ma& an Hirelth aith Chios. I.) tier iliimaa hattai=itipcso si Ilis illi sad MI, .4 every month ,• thr , Malik = I= e su e . ,4 Len u t n eL i Zl Oro sells 11111 sad VS al iamb 2" "4. 1 7 4 16 4irr i =itaistaellar am = ga l lii im a ed gmy she ompoore OM% M. amess%lLll. LAMM: fie 311•111111”" •••• DR MARY aad him Lintz MEN—Early u imain. maw ma 11,110•011111 ST with Mr. YITCOUL. Lod Mood. Old Ilooddlreat gIURISTIL&g HOLIDAYB.—Tbe NATIONAL vv 11112111.7 SOMA liNbara 7w waso= par eliillaimat I • the w m inkw eld. ith egoil bnedne Asna In mot amberlin. Raab/ sod anallog Ilamm an Mbar deo at As mins gmborion am mot mos abolbms. Minh* anlosimonel tam annelid ba ibe Lyn as nnoionlioll sum by GAMY Wray. The bud. sager us Penbst. Mande aka* hr sassesem. Aimiwit i t s NA—bi iimpliasce witb the roma d Ye Lan vill bo • IWO Mom on WILDNEBDAY, IMF er' ape el T. WiffY STEAM 0011111IINICATION to i L r l'OlUt —The LITEIPOOL XVI TOM IM t U I LADIUJUIA assn +tut CONFAXiiMMdmasilit tbr r 'mom, Me Amer 111 111AUNIMMI1 wr ,ranart roserrin 11 , •1 &MIME& 1111 Ki LY Parole LlVlblolli NS XI TIMM uLA•reuw, welmeiv Dis Is. IWO WWII. Welmeig hr. I. MO, Modamdsp, he. AM sinu ormliag WMANME, eatols Imam 11 17. ml 1718 saMMEA. Fumed mist Pommus r e Zda sa4 MUM ea 'aro AN. tcwiri.-11fis Issibor pressison WILLI4II IN MAN. fa. Walirowst. Warped; et le ova via U. lag WUNMAINAI, N sad UNITED DTA= SAIL C Al si ADlA wums.—iiim nio ommorshe Vim Soften o u=sied kartr —The lbs. boda Milaiwill=M lfi rogr ". = • 11. Tbundar. bet It Wifia CAJAMIAN. Ttrose.. Am • IBIL talarls!‘. noisiat ha. lk =U. Tbunday Jr 17. MIL ssamusas MAIMSIAS tem %be lowleir T. brOsel ' 1,4 4 117 MI IL il iems eerx C at !T& le orilir . romp. && heft" prolisalmrs . es gam ind *Was. W Yours* & M ag ebo . := ., ware W.a. Deur= 11111112N.—Thi Sae lint-c Jails mew sal dor slaws/di •• 111110•1 r.—fares : id••• /2 : sail% desk us. LLMs GS • Ws mai • IsNel s ir g i nk - ooss• qv" I. M UMS G. I= mpallle W Weleb OPIUM OPI. U. LC. T o :AM to BOTTICILDA/L—This NotberlaDds ihms-wo lompare Imo isarder TIVIGOILD. I. VAS? DOM boom boa of w Nino. owl 7 maim moutime wi ria ra Wail oat to* to PILLIALIIII, oul loot bob S. "we ep boo more Is' samo. (1911111NBURG.—Bagels wieldy &PM Caw maalaalialp—Tbe intalsee WWI dram ITU. WINTIUUMUJ. 01. Arm nat./orb tar tha alma part ea Wedenday as* GM have bon of P 11 1, 4:a Timm day liamaat —Par belptat. c. apply to H. Sorg4aPa. hataradaaiyask riCLOSING of the SUBSCRIPTION to m sow MOODS at lbw Or tellAN INIFIII Y abal M 11117111bilr. Sas IL 1 lima ate Or alba orb reirearbb al gar. bowl at ANL ay bodes as marl bar rad et aitr. . r at per bet Ile a taramal bird be lib Orbbar, HIR assialad tibresa at osi boomaset sal Maws J. ICY awl Ca, radial l a bra al lob Nab*/ lb, balltab, a bib bra tem alterlarl .0114A3'1=1. Ily Num fills MOW. /ME POWWOW 61.11111111111•9.=11delli 11111 Mills at It. .us Wilk lave boos WweiWeenies. aidgeed ler lb perms' of tatereet .wt the isdeeroelee el Se Ism ameeme re Ikel Plasm Naming . , apes. Or 81.1 h o panic •terling. The aram =lred w she ppm* el the sheathes dee for the lebw/emeeilin to f 1,300,080 the sniper will L ed =ll re fe Mashein ul Flamm ut the (Mew Irrlse It. WINES and SPIRITS, 333, Strasd (late ro ns ition &wars., melte s”reersol, livues.—hll rape tor w.—Owed tort sad Murry. tr. WM; Crofts Pert ey's Sorry co dnowskt Cloroworo, ; Sm. opoWs &mai ow bmaidr. bis. gam • Wu. hlshold gre g & wile 12 NS* 111. BOOM; final .4d !.mills Rim, lie. 1t Sot& Widakv, 1h par. COM V UISION OF .11Ii.IpA.T. A 'Toyama to the tense of Me Mk id Ss eiffilmel matmeturs W lbw loan have the As{d repramemilwas wtho grill no able s. c.a.abluqesto, lb! Grreninial cony...ton ran also roomy. Jamel hen gm lemeset lb. YfM guarantee.. lb. 001100.141•11 pommels if Ole Ilsessel :=ll4 mewed Ig the parmat d billausi MAL= For carrying net Ulf. snempmeat tY libreereseset Imperial mama; nee sadeorbeed IY emmillbelbs e ra= .euntletioe .4 twelve members, reslesel ?mu. au.' Loatlou. P°IULTRY, , Chews, Batter, Rum a. , k, Ghana, taslity.-Issearlast to YawLW" Hetel.kaspers. to Yews. W. sad J. L TAYLOR. 1.5. Lula P 11 1140 1 7-81,104 1, Clwassmoesers. Toalteras, sad Fortress', him Amps on Mad • Ibut.rste abet of Oboes, banes. Bea* awl add cured l it issa. Puebry. awl Airy Jed Pork, beak tram lbs cavalry by roll every worn lac ur Paris - Tort Hans. Prow Mk Morals, ISt par lb . wart W Whom, by las aide fp balkalWl. pre lb.; Sas Anon t.lweas, by the half or yawl's., f to Sid. per lb . tine elstrkr, free old. to ltd. pro IT ; Los ..bin, from WA. to 146. per Ills. t Sue Oleabw, tram St la 1116. per lb.: Ms Vulva. how Is. to W. al. per lb.. Mae Wawa 1•11. per lb. btrituss.- Good sat butter, from Is. to la. IL path.. lee fresh. Rum ls to Is. 4.1 per lb. !be War -Ylas yummy chickens, Is. 4.1: Ins bap foals, (revs Y• In ss. ad.. had young turkr)'s. from Y. to is. 116. ; Sac young =, tad% as 6d. to ta. A large supply of go— always vs raiz Dstat •TID Paal.-Less, from 714. le IL per lb.. Islas, tram ad to *I. REPAYMFNT OF TIM CAPITAL flew 'emitsare ride... Amble .$ Mb tr. la a yam by half. yearly ilreeiage. •hicla sill be held at raft. The OM liaising will W. plee• Is the month o 4 Jr. NM. sisi uf the While draw% Alth the mama ei W barnm.X i t: Oct teal trine the Li July, lASI. PAYIIm INTWINT. Thew 8...vt0 of Mtr sod boor as gond Iwllowool d 316., ...maw...toy tram Oa lot JOISISII, Sat poislio as us IM Joy and in Joawary, M Poi% red Lower. 811.10,111111 T 0// SOUK Acemilag t Yr anumummula rid& have We concluded. tn.:. have kr maiusuil : 7. tar Ilaidtare d CoAlSlaatisplar eignosaisd la has. b Sam O. Orataelar sad Oa., sad M. the War rem lor Mao& 0. nava sod O.) To Nama..afaf4 G. OaNTI. aadpa., lit Wilt - aaairiradrark — s ausaueTelh7lB - 0 - 1* 80,000 b..nds. 7 , ll•l=esd IM Calm 011011nam rhumba do Fir lu skid= Is wliki lamt MOM isserwei tor public sub- MIN BOND& T 6911111 ON 81:11111.MIPTION. Then Ins& ars trued at AO. tee. They an µnal& w. follows len ne at the time subscsiglina. lota elites 10 days hum air pskibtatice el lie al lone. us Intr. iron t►e Seth to thy )*1 January. tan „late „ tab February. Soft. 24Iti „ 91st Marsh. 11th Nth AWL Tetid Ma The wherrthere who al the than ishecriplies nap pay the latel anemia .4 their Wade will eatay aa allowance ellttr , with which they will be riveted Met the allutetcaL the istwerinien la epos At Panda - lawere. J Mtn, awl Co., 111, Ise ilebithva. . —The , hash a Turley Ttbergluen Dellepa end Oa Astairetiwn - hewn. ALS...plum wed Van Hewed. .. Mennen Meows. J Dererberat, Ciamlar. sad C., Is leetne where the Orb el num, los btaliches the hell node sup b r paid to the stadia et Meseta J. itiris sad Co. TIM dig of the sebeeelptles beles dud tee the 17th Neese hoc the ehereheldent et the thieve tidethate do Mules de Pa timid la the seemilime and theeesetree el the twithy wide! le reamed le Ohm. CHRISTMAS awl NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. Whet mai» aboa acceptable this sosecUslag both awful rod orracuial . and what SIMI useful wad ocsaafestal than the ganacul.. utrolr by L MOM sad RON, MILiteliANT TAII&'LI, WOOLLLN DRAPZILA, MATI/OY4 HIAMILIta, NWT sad SHUR MALIAN, sad °ENNUI, OUTYITTIRS. Loudow Hares f'..nwr 311aortios wad Althpft. Sew I oxfor.l atropt. corner Hart atrve.. I'"rser ohm -court rnaA a .1 tastoa.road. ( ' nullify 711aurekeaWbullillsigs,.klridgeotreet, Bradford. Yorkshire. rffiltata. Sheffield M. lt Should asp article out be approved of, It will bei champ,* or the isomvy returned, Z. %BACA 843.1 SOS'S RULES for YIKASCRUIENT aad lisla of pekes. with pamphlet int the Itewly made Clothaag Sp. son •peel sod Fermat; putts uu appikatiuo, or pooh free. The ESTABLIAIi AUX - pi see CUMILD KV ER Y Yll DA Y [TEN • !NG at maim WWI haturday smirk whim bualames Is nrwassed veldt II o clock. CMB ADVANCIS MADE, "wsilieet dela , by Ye 171//1111 IT COMM 3 1 14 Ilverpievavert. ea Uses* el r.6. 1i/I==ar Ohm op pro•ei mentr*. vow/ebb * awl Woes/ S eat ma. ea dal amousla above /1. a. la doom el Pa awl MI wok limpeolems aed aim Mai boo vepbeallea. AMMO WM BOST. Illso*/* Okestatt. IV UM'S VELIZTABLE (COL'LA) OIL, 4s. &L 11 our Isionlai NOM be their peeslisr process, is tar vaprefor rmy dim. boa lit issity quality sad bril. boo el sopplisi Is/ TIMM SUS /I sad 110:411,, 11. sankiaslases, W.C.. r i pens sl Sows daily. KIIATING'S COD LIVICIL OlL—Jest 1.- 1.. Pak Owe Newersaial. sod Ilst Liebt lieses=siks Tbsasppllssallkesresust sums bowman's Immo smossed. OA Wog mom* Um sod Os i ass* Swims Poems's Twist sad Ilimpme. d awl et. Thwrie 111.404., bm• irelpsd W Pak 1 1, ..110.00.141 she WM .0 mil Is WWI& at *sr) idlest* nallblefiaue nt IJ awes bilpg mar ise. la k kftestit NtW nub dsi slunk P. I. isast ths• Is pas pss .111-irt P. k 0 Is M. sums siL saw, Is sw• plat basks, issassrv. VI. SI. hist. eissieliwd. AN IPTZLIT AL KtMNDY.—LAMBEIITIS ASTIIMATIt' libLgAll, without wily do bomb et aim Umg taw bawl ma, 11116.1".1.1 sad phase's/41s tttYtMd bg bg the brig ggsgliglagg M loom.igsget, guide. omit:geed ogre d .ra.ty sad —l.Ol owagempelles 111 be grigtml) can. prior mime tbg fondly Yourabk. rimitahly sew tbg Ucktlagt whigla bretsagg4= 11 _• Woblehtalt gabgatupt We Its vole art truly 11 , 1.4111 Armed .4 Wei, or eves Illog M. aw fear aallasu • gggy pgggi cm rolorl is • fee mantis &at, leadoff 4. LL— ►.IO.I.J anal ..,1.. 4.) w lAYnI.KT. chnbat. J am Str• • I ay..iti 4ml •Il dna:lag& la 50.411., 1441 , 4* 1.1 0,4 b li. pg, tg-ulgi wed nab be tubas. Agtbagagle Woo& nb• Yaw ago I a.k41•19 ha 'pupated tta the stamp. 11E. BUCHAN'S DOMIBTIC MEDICINES If PA KK TT PILLS • Wally I".llahve Io 1444 par m ',rabling Mb '* us Ur 'yr.-% Nu 1ti•144 1am0ur5.1211.44% "" 1 i.. 5 ampbbb. "Imo ✓t... pat. ..,,.. , l• •11•441 Yes. cesiberwy• 4K Vesiobbl• sbo. la .144... WM MI Ala ouspibes, row dev 1.4.1 r 4. fa L e. L•Lianinded Tissaibl• rws. " lir • .1,.14.4hr0ar of ribire tar Iv dislbels, ▪ .4 64h dfraistalb curbs doepearby at 'pints yitiorlogsi Mt warm. omen, as. aw▪ l all .My oruplael.sak. member WO dr malt. maim ben 1 .4“• e• oo•p.aroo u. Ili •••••=r d allsw44. bearralys • c..opplirsam. Wady et arm • rom bob d AU ow I oswers Mew Ablerry.s. Yrrary 11 I. • onus. aka =be d Um arab Nom Ur 1 ,, 1 %lay, 4.44 Brian mad Co .141441144} 1 11. 5 • .44 .110.1 • h strvet, ••4 ma comma is ••••• 1•11.... Mils pot 144. la 144. to *Card " 1 " 04 'll 11- 1 p.A. 1. 11.1..•4 l• W.. lesor-4, 4a It. 114, .1 1•414. to. WY.• that juaatlty, LM. Astodd • I.) 71. /al . trager. 154. 01 1 54 144 5 / 4 4 41 11....%). ea. ileibr. 4. Cbs•phiole _ 15:111.40 aro.. 5....144-141dige. IL 119•4•14. IL Gnome .0. • 4 , 0.1 Mom". vs, *rest oba. Ssmary • ,•• GuizadGirely Pang aa.....S..mitt. 411. liesbri• loyamoUt 111..11.110., swirl dissays. Am. A NOYLL ZOOMS, WindmilLatreet, Pion db. Use bssibmgmb ma bed pabgaNbnigi mar la IsibrA OM kr COMM" amil DANCING. GAmbigled bg Imillkbows NU* SIM Angry Imestbk DIAGIA gokbetty. N. baideumb grablegg nogg •glsm gm ibis essign, plage so+ OD,. Dews opus ag ballbgagt lksteiss at orclucl. Aiftitatas. la T. ibbsoloebb Draft sad maws- is wed to DANCING norm; QULDIIIIIMI itiorrMi , Mow dap, Ileterdgra. qt iriresless ti IL Tom TIold" TIN omerbar 1 Jim I, & L • Imam 4L tL 11.71 : 1 6 Omar.' 111Lbt leas Dow aarombla.-114: wa lut We pug sPeleg. p P WOW( ?A Neat mla ar LesiPs. sod Po boa MIMI? (by nlbsdimaS imam 01— Swift Aim Pik INEWIes. gla Barns CALEB, Ono to Twenty Guiana twit— ettiaLsa= Cake lee Iwo eae Dumdee, Nadal% awl lab 1a : • Whle iIA Jam NIMINI4IIII Al/111114 011101 fre s. cooms. taw Iraztkaia is. it pot Begakkeee Week —PC MOM Oat ailealietlaeir, CEI It 18 TM • 8 BOX or HAMPER& MODLATZII, Oa, pia IlipleD Mgr ebbs b Abair Obssaria beat „! d Di 7 Wards AD, WILLINOTON STRAW* r.O , Dab 11•114ara Draw* Snows w cadahubs WIZ MOTTLE rumor MCA= BRANDT. ONO „Rar DOOM .r ltunl lIIILSKT. own „ 01. SAMIA/OA Wit OWE „ is/ OTISOKOLAT OLK. 0:41 1131 OLD MT owl I.IIIIIT. Deavaral bat , firoallar d bob bblikAmat bob* pin Sr be sembrind kw a DarMaseera irstecnos er 7O WINS Dona. El/NOP/AN sad COLONIAL MILS Ou IMILICT, US. 10114•04 Laten. The limo Campos, b boss honed Nor the ”rposo Mal Nobility. weary, sod Mosta Pom TAO i'VVM of Mo MONO fimmiem at &owing Ira pm MM. 110T•L VICTORIA 11111211'..11A per Emma (TM Slielot otlassamea.) STUMM OLO WAS. Na = po= In Mr weed lltajordosus. SPARKLING APIOLVAY AMMONIA NT. Arum( cum, isa wai t NW* MOM' COMMA lIYIfIT imp AIL tM MA 111.7NOARIAN CROWN FOAL 'MILLAR, lad SY. TM lama mar Inleadees4 Yee Obi eausliy. Settles au4 wimps lAcilnankaa4 alz Eons. Iwo tree to ay rsilrmy sLittun to lingland or War Mee *lts free to sprW cation. Toms auk. WILLIAM AMIDTUTUIG. /imam. " .1.:1 CELUENTE BIJ °UTERI& COURANT& MODEMS lIPECIAUX as 7•1111110UW—WILTIOM and BAUUDEN, Sevier beam leseeiel Wilts A:44ra Med.! et the Perla L'd IzltlMtl m, seeneepamied by the al. wr HlSt•ering teeemeedel, respectfully Mite the gable to as Inv,. two of their UULD eIIAINS and rzteoshe assistmoll at J aLLhitY, all nude on the melee rii Lltsl AN and lIIIOUDEN,GoIdemItha tlemeteeterf, No. 11,2aletta•strlati. Coventipreen, W C Fetal/MAW A.D. Dell t.rye made of Chagas and Jewellery t,d , la malt NIL MY " "-heetst sleeve ate to the evening. end es haturdays at I ork, 4 THE OMEGA. —A NEW CAPE for GENTLE ". MAN, tutnamted sod to be bad wily At ZAKILTON sad WFTWIA Tubas, lc., Ilk MA'AM. Item Ilassa=2 Soul 11.4ylsois ClosAimma votoirios pod ad dna OW depuild oo having lAA boa materlas sod IstAet A wit,' stuck of smxiikkis, lomaglag, auld O rpnosla algrapi uu hand No 106. /Wand, unmet. kzeterAAll. Dli Z 8 8 F 0 Every deerripUoi. he She ...I.4aleed et a imeeenere YYK k a d. 0: n kir reedier Soak Ilress le 4 lONIA Drees from 7 0 Zuvie‘v Naas „, U 0 ieldp ault . .. ~ 0 Wee Nees byres *die Hamer W. . 11 1 0 Csakelde* dale •• • . ~ 10 6 3 JUVENILES. beet mud West styles, easy be eIIotiAW . AND SON. WILNIIIA%T TAIWM, WOOLLEN DIt.APIAP.. *.. BOOT AND milrilt MAWS, AND OINI&AL OCIVITTIONS. Louise iloowse: Comes, 311seelee ad New WINN street. conwr Ala r a llarketrret. COMO, al AtrialaMl-0111344111111 ttai kostos•rood. Cosiatry istsiiihimata Thelwiesiobelhilar r.ww. lirldwo=lroderd, Yorkshire. ELARTIC RTOCKINGS awl KNEE-CAPS for VA kleted, IEI nad WILAk $ very superior Wok. Jung an unreeling support •ttMwt the Inuahl• of lostro •• oval he weeaturrneent and prices nu appll =AIL awl tb. •rule rob by pull Ivan tM risaimibcturcry MIL mod PLANT ft 4, Wasteateiaates, Lotubm. P.M. SEWING MACH I NE& WHEELER aid WILIMMCS sellod WCIL 4111TeR "lIIIWINO MACHIN/7. /Ires Los kk , VIM/ stlkess mbuds—dolo loom. 6 , 41 . Doosuipllos antis. - - AS PRESENTS, for the mention C E T in ter Allraction. —ROWLANDS' MACAIMIAA OIL. sad IpAktilirr of She We bspood sll prossiout. Mogoloald Kalsok.r. t.r insportlos mhos/ Wen le Wsou. plooksh. sad • odium. awl idiocy to She brisr „L s" sad Rork Itsodomie .Idesto, sr Pawl OmM/so. /or • pad • likr slims= le Moo soak. tadimundiss le The pstrus•so od morolor Ihouldbrol .a Mmwelt s. o : o = l ruk Mod bablas. sod Sho asoormar rrtirloo shit Mors a adsll/1/ omsndlolod. mod maw Iwo pet **meg oboomod sad asossmoids posooods—Opld WA- BOW- L 'W sad swim, io, Mallargordss. sad by Amide owl Or- Noma •.• Ask Int •• Lawtsalt • articka. A SAVING of TWENTY pee CENT. is the MORTALITY M MOP CALVRIL Mmommi meal time Anywise* yiscsurrs•comPounD to oath MEW= kadmesi prim t Dineb. cwastalng 444 kei t .mh news. Ma • car ImsAMMEIg4OI irk. to packets. ,11.11 R paid t., any rawer Maio is Ike Caned J.11411:111 111411iLKY, tY lammtm sod Ms Itraprletar. UB = Skala Melia and Maautactary, esiedmolmwmed. c4/raw boom,. —Asespla required la *am lawn 'km mai mos Mmaal app.MA.M. /1 - A Pamphlet past fres Now reedy, peas la, tbe January Number at rIIBMPLE BAR. -IL A Loudon Maisame for Town and Country Ueda. Oemdmetod b 7 Omens Aromas !SAL. COMP'S : 1.. nit DOW Do Warm : A Itemaaoe. Chapter, V., VI., VII. 1 isakir. Peet sad Divine. `le• lemailishm • • neaseial DUlleefty. L G. Uste. ▪ Mom Mean& WA S. The Bermekse Pert • Leuelme l'oems.=l. no Deal U. • VINO le The b NaClemlly et BY OD 11 Inee =ow S. lrom the LW. Area; Imodostoo, to liew•bridge. IA Whoa oar Orde loot as. It OMNI& The Men Um et Ilesson. Hy Deo. Aug Palms Thew I. Mae eine est id • Omni is the CUL IL no Threelyereenth of December. M. Mem of Its flees. air " Tawas Dm," Its. lleetotreeL Leedom. ANW STORY by AIITINORT Tamar* 'Maur "rmakyonigni " I trOlir camoses la the mbox v !PIM voommraa. of .1 1 .imey I, lie Out .areba d r San Tear. !Ift d • MPAIN I lir M reties itim:pi7 fhb emirloLlp it TlNterf Sisk • pal GOLDSKJEK uwarAvs Antaso.' .a. As twasktro of thrift, Was 'Aftwlewht &Ws lki the :mew sal ea lie load', ill Web tho rp or p = Author 100 pm* We work doernue Wiwi will mot s=rompsessak s Wird =I LW. LIA nottorAeol • sim ram MATS pataisi. as ervzet ms. BS Nousness D it s t r.Decte=lco r a i re n to wi r our •ea l t= to •9241 — dp se =aid ander ali s,e =dadelitriddd sold siorcalm Is trer a =its CamilmodAlMlrcellll3 Ws" X =1:. a ti W awk iliyotaalf Member cd al aillMliggill. =, A le, WArivicirdank Jo* O Ja AY itteebouilbat CA Wean as th e wai CA AS A. cvas ?unarms Baum eon plan 411•00 as tor mint reeNumisii WNW& owl i, the email el= its ewe tesee4el Milk* ft Os worst of Ow sindersal maid dismosik wila=crar es‘ aig= We. By R. J. 1. COMM L. By "Ms Is Ike Mat lea 0111 weversese —Medical Lewd. Odd Wane. 1111. Canthliii : Piper sod C 0.,, is. Patarnesemmvir. TIM COLLIERY SNP:4BION NW DURMAJI. The Newcastle Chreelek af Mraiday nye : The Heron pit was to be car of the beet in ss tiLted the North al Throegle deerseeet shaft between 170,000 )10,00 cubic feet af a be dated to par to the weir rawly sinew The ph is • erery old - one, and the to be of the strider r character. A water gauge mete as • sort of bare meter—is placed in the sin, mad he milera resemisd every hour. FR= the newt if fiftfifthfifths the accident occurred, it appears that &sin hours of the morning this pugs reeerded the' average amount of premium ; but at three *Week indicated • diminished pressure equal to 1-10th of as inch, but at night the previoua height was spin obtained. This pw, however, cannot be taken to indicate myth* more than the pressure of the ventilating force. The barometer had fall.. suddeely during the previous night, but had readily tree during Friday. The boilers sad dues hare base stated by some of the seen who bare prestrated iato their locality to be quite undisturbed. The furnace irons were undisturbed at the bottom of the upset, sod the wagger on the main intake bayed the boilers are slated to have been undisturbed. These statements, if true, render the explosion one of the most mys terious ever related. The pit bee base in work for • great number of yern ; the lower rani is HO fathoms front the surface at the shaft, and the workings extend to • distance olt • mile and • half from bank.' In Milt the Heron Fit became painfully celebrated as the retie of an explosion ie which about 140 lives were lost. The surgeon of the col liery, lb. Edger, has been moat diligent in his atteotions to thine who have bees rescued, sod to his dune are mainly attributable the reetoratiou of Hope, who wee brought up apparently lifeless. Mr. Edger bled him imme diately, sad adopted other medical ex pe to relieve his ',martial", which, though at list scarcely perceptible, be came ',tactually more fres. At nine o'clock he was laid opal • 'waterer in him cottage, amide& a vela of anxious freeeda, bat was still quite imiensibls, manlier recognising may parser nor noticing any scud at tooth. Up to th:it hour he bad not spokes, but kin ultimate recovery was coo , mitered probable. Brae coached* our notion it 111 our duty to nerd the inesmant takers sad arduous exertions of Mr. Jelin Dogfish, the viewer, and has emistante, who spared no effort and sheaved no damson le their endea vours to remise the Fairing workmen. Mr. Lindeay Wood and Mr. latglish visited the pit immediately after the sect dent, and to their judicious labours, ably seseedei by Mr. Reed, the safety of the two Garairs sad tisk steammisse is mainly attributable." 'MEAL. 's etIPAHIN E, or Sotolisratod Cop al balm adusiostensl in the Parte sod WINN Ilespitee, 94.1 artsublv4y..l not lb. bra remedy ft aim& disseems.— .Larrel 44 Nov 4, Mil A NO, terweeded is emplketlee. Per I*. 4 Y , Y CIA MULL Jo ollr.Al - 9. 11999914 49944444. 49. Hay market, Lundse Ku* St 44eistik Patin; rd the principal should.. Tree by peak IL 99. Now "se i l Er ft" ' fIerLOSS OP' Tlll it nets VIALKSA A LIST of Um SAL NEW nod 1 ~ j., • —4-- Zi. CHOICZ .cotta la chealatko at 11131111 4 3 - 'MUM* —. ' maw, Also , a IM aggeno s coo es o f ne w W e b ma, ' 'wall. MINI OF THB COIIIIIITIB OP PINT COUNCIL FOR dem frees eirailialin, ant tamed at greatly Moak prism TAR ewe=" lirdi,-11 have the honour to report the re aa•wd Difilik_ Pm 801014141100 . loults ; Om& ' d the inve.ti, t.. 0 hal by me in oactjanolias with liwo*v 2 lowellomer ; mod freweram4 lirMforilmm aglilLEarris, hbilitheil .Itsereaur of the Board of Tiede, OHM lOW of Noi, umber last sad following days, into the eltimetellowie emending Ma abandomaest of the ship eiksw. Walker was a three-masted schooner of 182 fit wo ' I a d the Nebo. Twelve at y &fie " 1. 182 sad was lA . Mims issue and maimiquantly bought soden* tared lime hilarity Mr. Alexander Winter, of Pninewn. Ohm rook two myopia after being eo registered at Livemool. r=l Walker toiled from , Ltverpool as the 12 th of ban • with a peomel cargo for Sierra Leone. Me : 1° Pit balk i* * lO 4 Fteldl as the following her ouzo, west lute meetly dock, and was allmorimided. la additioa to it omens is yes wet. tteithed. and bat butt,. yea felted and aineed. XL Vaiiiii, the Liverpool agent for the *alai de Tortilla, or French Lloyd's, and lir. Alamoder. Surma /or thit Lintisrwriteri Associatim et • so preinteaded the repairs, and having both leer repaired and War the intemted voyage, Mr. lads kw dam lathe inethift's books egainlent to a asermd. .41Z -''' T zt deagl i netion, sr Ir. amide: pre rem eomnp lb r e lannt Leone cie ve rllWa. Odeber Is" wader iliesommmil el Mr. Wm. H. fiewell. who eleerriee, aid 11101. Her cargo measiatied il ltar i et il lit Ila lielmala *me tem ef Itarirem is Arnertid. 15 tom el shim the after hot" to 300 imm line !willed ollietW Or obi *-- 76:1 ii.7l: ----- aidi W mate were owes eterk and . was tai lli baras fr rhe ll ime w thiel n thi7t, _l:7 ,l i'iras tow ( e r si ti g 'd dyer Norway to the Foneby " lightship. where she tthedining, end with a fresh brutalities LILL, , se her voyeee down the Chanuel. Aenordieg to bawd the Bell Buoy at 1.30 p.m. on the 11th, MA die was off the &orrice, bearing 8. by F., at 9 pa, The coarse was then laid B.W. by W. j W., sod ea outinued till 8.45 a.m. oa the 12th, when Meshes Island wan made, }eager _&L by E. 15 miles. leertlesses she Sawed iI.W. and & by W. till 5 No., when the limells Sere bowies* by Lead at 7 p.m. t f u hiland bc i r i ej e lif. fth e. h tjacerble t a to sow thee the ebb maraesthd to liew Air • ta w . boom stye eats to the west end Oad bias liglik them woes and made Ise*, • ad*: The wind lath became fair bto td e S • 13„1_ 111.8. W., thota ' made the Sena '''''' y 111. Asses light ,'• Beth lithos they wore to neethward at II p.m. en Draft OW 14th, end stood s.x.tr tat am ma ....tionor §biathioi W • pidlis la kotheigo the athe, Mt istilin t ir sr to he tr. slim freth Wotaford. NMI . Or ee r sumi oi. who thet be were B. el Dynamos AM imil l i as si p mel ew eteiteemil ft at:llli t lawi tho , rballitlatik nitalt. me soleldy ie te g gin, I trir...- hisser. The peps reekeuing m Trever . and no mailisp me Skim . The to be leaking, was never sounded 4'l. 3e,,,,.er mates, had no noddy model reseed ea whisk to found a protest, should cabe r as it Nay hermil, waristry. The meth, who at the rumen el hi own legal adviser, 110111111efle to gly• 111611101111 iamb& bland that he. is athesek with ether ali nthehnot vowels, paid no al to the lq&t a d be rhver i ' either the book or illialbilif WS MANI POO ill tie Ohomal, and hid the AS Lei& led 106 to slyer by, rot this Me triatbeeeblinalie ibm el bie mei emmainsnreim= .be Nia evidence he pre the enereee, the lights, the speed, and the efferent el the ship losing then to., age, from se ma so. As migt velrbe be and bit log,' Mai& ry .. written .met MIR by VW rots firm the leg deft. ene nes a is me re am to hearer th:t7dl be hid theothanieetth with the where he was picked up b' her, he was Ignorant : Oft reel prides on the chart, he mama to have ea Idea that he was SCSIOWhige the billy and Imbed ; sad be expressed em sedates that if the Grew coal' he has kept at the pimps ea the Mosby. the day Fth the meet wee shisibse4 ho sight hire limb to the following day. Wore leaviag the pert of the queetioo, lt is aeonnery to point out that Die void molded the Shunts with a fair wind for deo heir', tad , that a oaths the laid for that wad. This sled .trimness till they posed Bubo. when the ship**, et 10 B.W. by W. sad eveetuaU,y to 8. by L' o rithb4oolfief tacking to the N. ad W,, they w n the idlest:be of • 'brag= flood or ;he Smalls, and hence visited the Bristol and the comet of Cornwell, instead of finding themselves off the Tooker, as the following morning. This is the only solation of the extraordinary course above given. The log and the stationmed of the muter alike show that they drifted into the Bristol Channel at the rats of 47 mills fa two hours—that is, between 5 end 7 p.m., while le=s; tl. by W. cosine. My colleague, Captera Bernie, laid out on the chafe the different ciennee, both acceding to the leg and accenting to the master's evidence, with the sx traonstry result I have now endeavoured todescribe. Immo now to the main point for ouus iderati au - - the oulaiiiimentatan. docment of the slip. About 9.30 on the evening of Friday, the 12th October, according to the lug and the widows of the master and Inn milte.--all differing in this respect from the second mate, who, I think, wrongly makes the accident to happen between 1 and 2 a.m. on Sunday, the 13th—a heavy sea struck the ship, carried away the jibboom, and stove in the berthing of the foresails bulwarks on the port side. Immedithely before the accident the first mate sounded the pumps, sad (Quad no water in the ship. During the time they were clearing away the wreck of the jibboom the chief mate set two unemployed lads to keep the pumps jogging. The well had not at that time been sounded sines the accident, and at 4 a.m., when the wreck had beers cleared away, the ship was pumped dry. After this it I would seem that there were one or two men generally kept, at the pumps until the Ottilli• came in sight, when the men refused to pump may longer. But on no occasion, from the oxidant up to the aliandonmeth, were all hands set to work at the pumps, nor woo the well ever sounded by the muter before leaving the ship. It may he well to mention that there were two pumps on board, side by lb, , that, the mainmast. One was a patent four-inch pump, which the surveyor stated would not choke; the other RAGA common woods one, six inches in diameter. On Sunday, the 14th, some of the crew came aft early in the minim end reload to pump. The master was informed' I of this, end he reassetrated with the men, and they west bash to the pampa, and continued pumping, more or lees, till Monday, when, as above mentioned, the Ottillia was.; sigeelled. It does sot seem from the evidence that the 1 master or mate made any effort t• induce the crew to son- Wiwi at the pumps after this time, though the master, so late as breakfast time on Monday morning, apprehended no immediate danger, and seemed to think that if the crew could have be -u kept to the pumps, and the weather had coatfnued moderate (which was the ease), they might bye reached a port on the Irish soma early en Mon day morning. The muter and nab were by IRO MMas unwilling to leave the veuel, the longboat was gth Only and they proceeded on board of the Millis. Prevs to leav ing the versel the pipe of the water-cloth, which was about 18 niches above the waterline, was cut in order to sink her, and so prevent collision with other ships. The master seems to have had some doubt of the propriety of this proceed's& as the mate in his evidence deposes to a oonvereation on the subject between himself and the master and *wood mate, but the mate remarked that the circumstance could oily be known to the three then present. The pipe wee accordingly out by the second mate, whilst the first mate started the woodwork, the master being then in the longboat, when they joined him after they had bee the work. The only evidence that could be had as to the depth of water in the vessel previous to leaving herb that of the moth mate, or boatswain, who mays that at 10 a.m. " the pmrp sucked," that he so reported to the muter, who laird him to let her rest, and that at noon on Moodily he mounded, sad found two feet in the well ; and after cutting the water-cheet pipe, and just before getting into the boat, he sounded, end found three feet. All the winsome" say that no salt was pumped up, which must have been the cam bad then been much water in her, when we consider the sini of the vessel. the depth of her hold ill feet), and the fart that the sale was stewed on the edam, with only a mat intervening. This would seem to prove that there could not have bees mach water in the vessel. I regret to have to conclude, after a patient investigation, end • careful review of the evidence, that the Maggie Walker war hastily and promeLin ely aleudosed, today nothing of the negligent mode of navigation which might have resulted in her loth nomidesiag that the weather was moderate, and the I Irish coast so near. I think that the muter should lithe used some Stotts to keepP ileac. at the pumps, and that he *Lowed too much tediness to leave the ship when the Willis same in sight. It must also be remembered that he Lad a Image sad selleient hood on board had the leak bathed as he neared the !tad. It is possible that • he Wan allege the insobordinetioa of his crew, bat iwhen I boar hi mind that upon arriving in Liverpool he mkt ne ceenplaint against them, hut allowed them to receive 10s. each as a gratuity, in addition to their I monthly advance, I cannot admit the excuse. It would he tr i liletrimental to the interests of owners aad other. to allow such couduct to pees without caesura. IS was menitothil by the abound mete or Imetiona. , that the ' reeler el Us Maggie Walker wee oeceeionally th e worse for *es; end he himself candidly admitted that be bad bad a oboes too much oa taking lave of the pilot, and captain et the elearthog on the afternoon of the day on which the ship left Limed circumstance to which the chief mate also speaks. large supplies of grog, tau, were served oat to the mere, en the piss of their sultenug so much front the wet, and having me much hard work at the pumps ; and It iwould seem that there was ground to impute drnakeuues to aft, if mite two sea, at the time this vessel was rhomboid, LONDON, MONDAY EVEN4NG, DECEMBER t '94,.. 1880. • A MAN PARTLY DRYOUIED BY PIGS. Ou Thursday au inquest was held at Upton gt. Leosards, a village near Glotionter, on the body of an okl mu, maned John Hrown who was found died is an orcherd at that raise, on Tuesd ay afternoon, with his body mangled by some pip which had gnawed away hie arm and put of his oust. fhe following evislisare was felon: George Umlaut stated-1 am prdewet and bailiff to Charles Brooke Hunt, Esq., of Bowden-hail On Tuesday efteniouu laat, about hilliest two is conecqueece of eseitg the pqp collected in au orchar d adjounng the burn and sheds, and evidently playing with something, I went to the spot, and saw the lastly of the doomed. I drove the pip away, and afterwards examined the body. Le- Loaded was lying upou his back, and his right arm wee ex. traded rad hail be.. gnawed by Use pip, which bed ales guawed his nose, the marks ou which were quite trash. Inemeeed was dead and quite cold. His hat, a bag, • handkerchief, a table knife, and a taw union were lying near him. There is a foot path through the orchard ants where he wee lying. I had know, dammed for ainerel years, bat lied not sees him before on that day,—he was in the habit of oconsicsally 'nagging in the parish, but I did not know his name. Four pip were standing near the body. By direction of Mr. Brooke Hunt, I and iliabard Jones, in the presence of lair. Hunt, removed the body to the Awe where it is now lyieg. Witham Avery, labourer, of Upton Si. Le:iambi, "aid— lam domeaed on Monday evening, about .1 o'clock near lir. Archer's mill. He wee walking, and appeared very tottering from old age. I asked him when he was going, and he replied, "To my obi Weep," by which I under stood him to men emu °stile stalls about two fields front were le was standing, and is which be slept all last win ter. lie supported himself chiefly by begging, but wor ked a little in summer. I did not see him means until he was bowel deal is the orchard. The footpath through the ereherd was in the direction of the stalls. I did not know where he OWN from, but I 'eked him if he had any food, end he replied be bad SWAN. Themes Brown, labourer, of Cultunbia-street., Gloucester, deposed—Deeeseed is my father, and was 67 yews of age. My mother lives at Begley, but is visiting me now. I saw my father about three weeks ago. He left rue between lead d etdock is the *veiling, and said he wee gong towards Upton. He had • hag which I lent him. Ile had hie per sail 1 gave him dd. He was Unmet unable to wet sad putridly begged. He has trampedabout for 1003 years, and has had no settled home fur that sine, and hen set lived with my mother. I boned mid Word p Into the union workhouse fur the winter, sea to do so. M ii•jury returned • vordiat io acaoriume lab tie wet deem Tax Rue* COLLIERY Einosioi.—NswroaT, 13aounDAT.—Public suiewucsmeet bas bees •41 tecisy of • meet* is aid of the autfrrcrs by the RIM Oillicry plosion. The siereurig will be preeided every the Siibt lice. Lord Tradepv. The notificassou bee been received ebb astisfection. es a dews to subscribe bed be.. already manifested in many quitters, (Stamped, 'ld. Additional.) and sae ef the witnesses hammier to the boob said that one it the two men was the second mat% wits. eherged the roomier et th• Meggie Walker with the same canoe. The maim in which the master gave his evidence favourably imposed me as to his veracity, arid while I think he dick's& a lamentable igsorance ef his duties ma a metier, in the navigation of his = reseal, and evinced a cul rnsounant of effort to save his ship, when by courage and • he sight have done se, I acquit him of wil ful intention to aba ndo n her. Beiag, therefore, of opinion that the Maggie Walker was prematurely abandoned by de . (Nab et iter muter, I forward herewith, se oompliance with the pnoefetem of the Merchant Shipping Act, the certdicate el service of William Henry Sewell to the Board of Trade, jto les dealt with as their lordships may think fit. Captain Harris and 1 were rather in doubt as to retain . ing the certi. ficate of the mate also, but we eventually agreed to return it, cautioning him for the future to keep a more correct log.book.—l have. . J. S. KALMAN Stipendiary Magistrate, Liverpool, Dec. 15, 1860. Chptain Harris concurs in this report. SZPIASIOR ARID LOSS OP LIPS ON BOARD PUB TONNING. The following 'Board of Trade circular, dated 20th of Deossalcsir, 1860, has just been issued, containing iestructioes to marveyors of steam vessels on the subject of safety velvet, by way ale:Mitten to paregroplis 153 to 151 of former inetruetions : "Oa the 3rd day of November last the boars of the steamer Tonniag cs London exploded, causing great hies of life and property. At the time of the expkeioa the Tkin ' ning had a pueenger eertificate from this board. Au inquest wee held by the *wooer for Great Yarmouth, who is tra parted by the focal aewspcpars i t:B4made the fonceiripg shiltemenarki mmillinhig Up the s , I•s•- "' The owners of the usemi w not be liable crimi nally ruder they absolutely knew the fact that the boilers LasidDot bear • due pressure ; and they could re be liable, moreover, because at the very time the accidest oceurred the need was running whit:mei. metifieste Ames the Board, of Trade. By . no Sy, tbendore, would the slightest blame attach to e owner. The nay person against whom it could be possible to return an adverse verdict would be the chief newer, as he had :harm of the boiler* at the time the accident happened. • • With reference to the goverraneat valves be t10 ...i. seas math struck with an oheenatica made by ~. , and also by the duel swam of the that it would be desirable to mulatto, each valves more frequently from time to time. But ft appeared from the endorsee Bat all ether engineers of sommas anon is the habit of tinsaispr entirely to the eassaisatiou of govern ment surveyor ; and, therefore, although it mght be very proper and desirable that engineers should lea at govern ment valves, be did not think the feet of their not having been looked at in this instance ought to bear hardly aman the engineer of the Tonging. Oeis coda scarcely :i s = the summer of a Meaner to look at the government sakes some rule of a general character was laid down on She subject.' " The alien obeereatious, if correctly reported, se doubt lad nifenneste the particular nee et the Twig. The Board of Tiede de nee wish, is Isaias this Mew* notive tapes, to be oemilibred as criticising the arreserh statements. But since the report, as printed aad simulated, is otlea latad to produce erroneous impressions, the DOW Msde think it right to impress upon the mover" tad' through them apes the masters and owners of the visa which they survey, the two following points : " 1. That then is no provision in the Ifirehant Shipping, Act, 1154, exempting the owner of any vessel, on the' , ground that she has been surveyed by the Board of Trade surveyors, from any liability, cavil or criminal, to which he would otherwise be subject " 2. That it le clearly the duty of the masters arid engineers of vessels to see, in the intervals between the surveys, that the government safety valve, as well u the other safety valves, and the reel of the machinery, are in proper week* order. . . set of parkament requires the goveraroent Polity van to be out of the coetrol of the engineer when the shwa it ap; this eamtment, far from implying that be is mot to have seems to it, and to see to its working, at proper later rah when the vessel Is in poet, rather the ow' teary ; and the master should take care that the wichaese has access to it for this purpose. —T. H. FARALI, Assistant Seerebty, Marine Digietaiest." THE UNEATISPAOTOEY _ POSITION OP THE BID 814 YSLIQRAPM. (From the Mosey Market Review.) The position of the Real Sea Telegraph Company in regarded ea extremely umatidectory, both by the ro• Wars .W by the public—by the shareholders because, after astWirso fa so undertaking enjoying • liberal and enqueetiosable guarantee from the British government, they and their shares at • heavy discount, mid the prospect of further profit thrown entirely in abeyauce—and by the public, because they are deprived of they Lat advantages which would be a ff orded by • re telegraphic emoniunication with the YAM, whilst the State still re mains under the obligation of paying the stipulated sum every six months to the company. The line does sot work at all. So eomplete is its failure, that the clerks who had been sent out to the various stations have come borne awn. Surely it is time that sweeres should be takes for infusing vitality into the company's operatMes. It is odd that, pending the litigation between the company and Messrs. Newell and Co., the contractors, nothing will be dune with the aside. Its repair is a work which most either be carried out by the government them selves, or must at least be souially smactonted Li them. Meanwhile the cable is as dormant as Pharaoh's chariot wheels, unoopt which it reposes. Now, it is intolerable that the public interests should be prejudiced by the effects of the false position in which the company stands, as be tween MOWS. Newell on the one side, and goverament on the other. The petal) waist to see a line of telegraph to India established without delay. If the cable is to be re paired, why is the task nut taken io hand ? If • government commission is to Writhe into the whole matter, why is it not appointed? On, thing is clear—goverucuent must either authorise the erimpany to persevere in their undertaking, or must take it into th eir own hands, and refund the company the money expended. By the agreement between g.een. meat and the company, the former have the power to do. terrain/ it Upon this condition.. it is • condition which would doubtless be accepted with gladness by the share. holders, seeing that their property stands now at 12 to 15 per cent. discount in the market. The present anosselees position of the enterprise is • national disgrace. The Mete receives nothing whatever is return for • subsidy of men derable amount. Moreover, am lung as government ramie in their present undecided frame of mud, they are Indis posed to afford soy 'militias to the enterprising men who propose, if properly encouraged, to establish an alternative tatinsPliko liar to bat. CHRIST'S HORPITAL.--ChTist's Hospital is MOD tially a school for the children of the poor ; founded by the rmed benevolence of a youthful beg, it wee intended to be wholly as a charitable institution, yet we seldomor ever connect a blue-coat buy with the idea of poverty ; and while a parish school, with its pewter badge. necessarily associated with hinges of destitution and want, we are not at all surprised to dud yellow•stockiuged and threheaded tyros from Newgate.strcet walking un• abashed with gaily dressed lobes, or riding in the carriages of the rich. No doubt the children of the very poor obtain presentations occasionally, but a far larger number are disposed of in well-to-do families, where the cost of education would not be burdensome. tiometinies such a provision makes glad the heart of $ scantily provided widow, who rejoices in such a prospect for her well been mu; and sometimes the gift is conferred on the orphan, whose permits thought of nothing leas than that their noble boy should be indebted for instruction to King Edward's bounty. Too often, however, the " children's bread . is mistokingly tarried to homes where titers is uo lack, and lads assume the blue east, whose well-to-do or wealthy pa rent should blush at thus diverting from its right clamed the munificent provision set apart for the really needy. I could speak of such casm coming within my own know ledge ; some check to the abuse is madly wanted ; why should the rich elbow the poor out of their own homitall— City Press. CLAIM AGAINST • RAILWAY COMPANY FOR .601•4 or Lira.— At the Liverpool Assizes on Sisturday (before Mr. Justice Blackburn) non= Holt, a millowner end manufacturer at Blackburn and Church, brought an action spinet the Istereahlre and Yorkshire Rail way Company for compensation for the lees of his son, who was killed by folliog into a cutting during some alterations which the company were making at the Daisylield station, near Blackburn . The deceased wasmanager of both mills, and was a very useful servant to his father. Oa the 15th April he was returning house when he fell over a parapet wall (ui consequence of the neglect of defendants to provide suitable protection), and was • cipitated a depth of 11 feet into the rutting . He by this accident sock injuries w as to causebis death • few clays afterwards. The defendants admitted the eigligthee, and the jury returued a verdict for the plaintiff—da mages ZOI. MURAL PALAOI—HALF-A - CROWN DAT.—I3A TOItDAYI D. 22.—Admiasioes on payment, 500 ; ditto by seams tankata, 2,365 ; total visitors. 2,935._ [Adirertisement.l --- liuLtow A y's OINTIMIT Ago nua—BrosehlUa. Asthma. Bi. , rtseas of Breath, paiptualon. Now is unfortunately the season for the prmaleues of these complaints, and Olt ir eerlous nature is borne out by the weekly bills of nwirtality. Early and proper treatment should he adopted without hesitation or delay *either oval arias If Holloway. nriontiss be at hand. 111. Ointment may be safely and ashen. 'famously rubbed on the back arid chest every night and morning salt is rul died upon meat to iwv verve It. It penetrates Crelhlame a. HY, and appeases pu lm onary excitement. Holloway's Pills ithould he taken at the same time. as they act with energy on the circulation. glands, and alisorbents. and nenterially mat In rendaring the AIM senora and penisimest. 7 " - [T WOPEN CE. THE COURSE OP MUSKETRY INSTRUCTION - A firiiiii (From the Observer.) Notwithstanding the unpropitious character of the weather for outdoor exercise, that are smoothie( like one hundred gentlemen connected with various volunteer corps throughout the kingdom who have jest mimed a course of musketry instruction and rifle practsoe at Hytbe. No stronger evidence can be adduced of the spirit and determi nation of the volunteers to perfect thotneelmo hi the art. Though many public notices of the results of the akin and rifle practice, as taught at the School of lineketayat Bythe, daft some of the courses of instruction, have been issued, the volunteers generally have been left in the dark as to what the actual character of that instruction is, and what is the ordeal the volunteer rifleman hes to tioder;o in passing through his comm. On reaching Hythe the first duty of the volunteer is to repeat himself to the orderly officer, and his next proceed ing is to secure lodgings, which are numerous, and obtain able with pest facility before the nouns eoninterices. On the rearming appointed for the commencement of the course, believer, the cards "ib Let' are all removed, and the volanteer who lies not had the forethought to run down the day before finds, to his chagrin, that he can only obtain accommodation at double the price of his more fortunate colleague who has preceded him. Even at the Swan Hotel the answer to inquiry for apartments is " Quite full," or " All let." _ _ The first day of course is naturally an anxious one for the volunteer who in all probability at the butt of his own regiment has been hooked epos as a " creek shot" sit so loug • range as five, or even etz. or seven kundzed= When, however, Jio reathes Myth*, matters leeks° di the ceder and discipline, end the movement', are so opposite lodise mina he hes been esemehmei ea t fish he does sot seem at all up tp the work. This M Inefhari7 the an. with these who are undergoing the Premed 'come, termhating with Christmas, and is no doubt heightened by the cheer less prospects of sea-side country, and grim aspect of a cloudy December morning. The volunteer, howeven aeon becomes initiated, and having passed th e ordeal of his bet introduction to General May or Oolovel Wilford, es the me may be, and takes a seat at the Lees-table with his aide , letigu oca laf ft l a er ti th i e fi let day's "course," he speedily mums his and he Mires to rest with the pleasant ems elitism Mint index hod to return to his regiment mist* • • =iitahn imi kethgeoef distioctiort worn on the arms of , bet with other still more substantial ieride.ed of hip adial skill in the use of the Rifle. On the &stay elf • , the "seem" the volunteers, to the number of about one hundred (o(ority.six being the number of gentlemen who have pot passed at Hythe), are divided into sections of ten each, sack section being leader the esmiand if a lint-class in structor. Those sections are stanoloth to a right and left wing, commanded respectively by Capt. _Coles and Capt. ' The wings having been marched to a gine spot, the ermine OnennelnWil by tesig the elicinacy of the volue teen with regard to their position drill." A sufficient amount of perfection having been attained in this pestilent eery indirection, the two wings an mrehed to the lecture rem, where Colonel Wilford &lime en mwsdiaglY inter - Min lecture on the musket and rifle, the proper mode of ' Oenalfoa it, and the principles which go tern the bullet in , it* flight towards the target or other object at whisk the porty eze Z may atm. The second and thud aare wen with position and aiming drill and phloem • and Ooloael Wilford again datives lectures upon the laws of gravity, as pertaining to . and regulating the ascent and descent of the ball when die charged from the rifle. Hi otaeterstions are terse 'tad to the point, and he %%dards hi lectures with quaint sayings aid equally amusing doings, which at once impreeme the substance on the minds of his audience, the plain eimplf- • city of his language bringing his observations home to the mem% capacity. The fourth day aria consists of position sad aiming drill during the morning, and In the afternoon the whole of the 'actions are marched out on to the sot shore, for the purpose of testing their mpthilitiee of judging distances. This practice is performed in tbe following order :—The sections are marched over the shingle and are suddenly celled to the " bait," and then to the " right about fan. " In the interim several soldiers of the hue have been despatched by the senior officer in command (Captain Coles) to a considerable distance, and when he Was dead the piece for the soldiers So " halt" be give. the word at °mimed to the sections to " front," and be then fixes our as. of the soldiers, whose uniform may be either grey or red, as being the distance upon which he wishes every celeste% in the sections to form • judgment. Bash section is marched up, wider the command of re seer guest, h succession to the spot at which the first may have base kswagW to the " halt, " mid eachvolttnteerin succession is challenged to advance from the rank three or four paces, and state to the ofecers his judgment of the distance at which the nattier holicaled is peated,which judgment is then and them meorded is a register opposite the name of each volunteer. The whole oldie sections having passed through this ordeal, a chain % made use of to measure, and the sections then receive the word of commend, " quick march," and era made to make the best of their way to the point of distouco which they have been called upon to judge. The true distance is then dieleted, and the judgment of each part y tested. Thie is carried on continmilly as a portion of the "course," and at considerable distimees, varying from 100 to 600, sod front 600 to 1.000 and 1,200 jaids. The @Mica which has eviimed the most correct udgment is rewarded by being permitted the honour of manhing first from the practice . ground, and so on in rota tion. The fifth day is occupied in receiving lemon on the rifle and musket luck, which is taken to pieces, and its various parts explained ; and each volunteer ts exercised in taking the lock to pieces and putting it together himself. After this the sections ere again marched out on to the shingle to judge distances ; and on the sixth day position drill, snapping caps, cleaning of arms and judging distances again form part of the exercise de emed necessary by 11111 1 military authorities at Hythe before a volunteer who visa I down there to pass through the iesuree, no matter however proficient be may have been previously believed to be, is' permitted to Ire a single shot. The seventh day the volunteer who has passed through, the entire course of preliminary instruction takes his first lesson in target practice. The sections are, in the first,' instance, formed for target practice into a third alms, wi th ' 20 rounds of ammunition each, the practice conuneucang at targets placed at a distance of from 150 to 300 yank Those wbo mks 15 points out of 25 shot. at these tangos are pro. meted into the second elem, which fires at targets griced at • rnage of from 400 to 000 yarda, at which distances those who' emceed in making 12 points are promoted by being formed' late a tint elasa, who then have their target practice in-. creased to ranges of from 650 to 900 yards, and those who make 7 points in this chum at the greater distance are entitled to mar the badge of distinction, and to the name of • " inarkman." The target practice is carried on for a period of sax days, and the remaining two days are occupied with platoon, skirmishing, and file firing from 3Miaod 400 yards with hall cartridge, and this ends the system or ' course" of instruct so. In the " course" just completed the various metropolitan amps were well represented, mud the prizes awarded to vo lunteers under Instruction have been very severely con tested. The first price, a Whitworth rifle , value 2.1 guineas, to the volunteer who iade the most points, from 4(K) to 900 yards, was won by Captain House, with 36 points. The second prize, • Weetley Richards rifle, value lbe, to the volunteer who made the most hits, from 400 to 900 ma by Oapthin M'Gregor, of the London Scottish, with bile sad 31 points. The third prize, • cup, value 5/., t the volunteer who made the most points standing, woe by Cap tain Gough. The silver cup, given by the second section, was closely contested by Mr. Talfount of the London Artists' Corps (38th Middlesex) and Ensign , Clark, of the London Irish, the former gentlemen winning it bv one point only. Amore the gentlemen who obtained the position of Est-epos marksmen were Mr. J. J. M'Swiney, Loudon Irish, late lieutenant of the 2nd 00121311101, of the 29th North Middlesex, Lieutenant Phillips, of the *eat Middlesex, and Mr. Waller, of the fth Georges Sides. The next course ad musketry iestruotim at Hythe is appointed to take place in 16 • - , ebruary. MEDICAL Cunt UPON • LIE. POLICY. —At the Liverpool arises on Friday an adios was brought &pipet Mr. Ihivis, an agent of the Mutual Life AYUMW. Society, Kiegatrest, Loudon, by the plaintiff, who is • doctor practising in Liverpool, for 040/. upon the life= of Ralph Samuels, a watchmaker, formerly of Liv The claim wee for professional services, and the policy was given to Dr. Cohen, by Mr. Samuels, to insure the doctor the payment of the claim, and also to secure his services from the data the policy was trartenied, 186 g, f min thib deceased to Dr. Oobru. When this took plass the deceased was in very had health ; he was suffering from demur meat of the mind, sad shortly afterwards died. 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