The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-07 00:00:00

, / t & :1:. . S. F:f ::: 7 : 4 I . : AP: X 1 47: Vi i ,N . 1 I b o . 4 s 0% ' I : • 1 1 I iir )11 1 , _ 2 l'' ) . - . LONDON, FRIDAY EVENI , ' DECEMBER 7, . (TWOPENCE. 4.---..„---_, 1860 (Stamped, Id. Additional.) No. 4.468.] MEsSitS. MONEY WIORAX and SONS' (of Ida twa4yanl Loden) LINZ d PACK ET SKIPS to &t.tK.WA.—he MCI Port PIM* Dime to Wane the 1..• b I T itillfA T. Me SIM el Dressabar, calling at My v soleadld thyi .r slop RUSSEL • k 1.040 scan W F. I osnoo, . 71aa la• lea lads Doak& .hop forms one of Newt. mom, inw s z i o W eels brawl boo of pwArts, wt rb miwprree eniloilt s ~,,,akonotoo. 11ahehlr. ks ut, Ncellailk s Nedeaborkill.anoarite, ane well be.ww ships, Milli aad Maid espaeoly Oar the preallear Inds to Australia. tier acconsaandion 1811 sa ammo a pia ou,ors ars ussurpasord, sad lie ern as experienced smitt...ll • frrozht or peaty, appiy ao it Seed, Alipori, aid Nostra's, with Sewn Niamey Mims and S. 1* Louie:than. am& PasseaV this Mao ad pneliele an conveyed true Paddinglon ao kith brat... Ana alesed-claaa term, and seroad-eina Per class tam BRIDE CAKES, One to Twenty Guineas each— JLP • handsome Cake fit live guineas : Dade.. Madeira. and Pelmet Claw ham la. to I.oa wok . a Imp sswelment of Almond C.a.a for d meet. Is. per lb.. Soup., JOWL Creams. sad fancy Tanks.. Bell Sowers sad Wedultog Bowknots. provided. —PI IOPOLL.L. Cook and Coafectiouer. Besent.street. rIOY. COURT OF COMMON couscrz; in rige6 ' .1. . NAVAL 4uftler, Law cairns BEM 11Q OYAL ALHAMBRA Mat .a.t , MALI. laissaternquare. Proprktor—Nr: a f." - - la araraiselag Ye 'pains of this grand Kr. . Apattuja; Dic, 11.-rArpontanaa.i—Adaisbat- I. T. Smith ventures go remind the piddle is small W. 11. A‘oa* is a aclationai to ay la- 1 their midst se a favours* caterer for their and 1 4. hales hie claim tat • patent of precedency la . re- • • . J. 4. FraJskys. to the Barratorils. speet upon the "rest tact that, by so °nil I .J . i l tr it m a t ro u , to the Excilint. =t" quality meaglaut u be has 'stab e Royal Drury as playhouse for t;a& Mr. Smith farther &Mays libs astute& army to pith one volunteer who Ms ass& must rapid strides to g the taste for simelsthme llama He has provided ifs, at the lowest IsSom el adhshision, the grafoleill in- MO mil flags% 1111mint•il he most ' O: Is • most be has by t en brok up Ihmll • U 1 measpelp whisk shut out high-elms het 01117 . = the bumbler, but from th• _. be his present great MUM, In the Mal maim them, Mr. Smith mill, he trmitio, amply ens eltarasker ft Is his ambition to merit. The .111.111•11111 A PALACE will be no ordinary place d enter. =itsmill. with emphasis, he directs attention to the 0 MONDAY, December 10, al 7 o'clock pre- MAN nit hillelad direction Is rounded to Mr. J. H. Tully, as maw samisetar at the Theatre Royal. Drury Zane. She .s l aw elthillostlimms Is alone a marmites ter fits oechselini trltobeshmat Department a prospectus Is Ililey It la gaol taat It will be under the wportols se isimmlll4 the Mutual proprietor of Cremes* Ai th• Millie Gallery, Strand'. Mr. Ellis insp in having Owes the and impetus to all the With Of theimeet which now form seeemplimm• ...a, hig_mt elssumi al public Xr. Smith teals tt scarce y nrees s" seary to add that M A = to enormous export fa =thug the Palaw of the ghat specimen of peed taste and el public comfort • TIM Aide of Shp Wilding her how aitmoluad as Sr, anted sot ander at supertntsmlases eat au. . ilf M e na z tleit= lems alpeg i.g ....„ 1 111 'illiliMillne WIL 6111.6•!....ftreffiliblAir#' SOUPMVAM -- - - The - The preliminary meetings connected with the above election are rapidly approschiug their termination. Soovell has already finished ha public addresses, sod Ns. Fawcett ameasoss but one more meeting. Mr. Layard, however 000tinuos to steep the field with indomitable porgy Powritenes. r Although as hearts in a raven loom•M INIEIMS: is resielaity addressee kie two' or NM,yew le is ienitat night treme nscome. business with bis issaind . There are, of . various cal eladliotis Wi to - probable remilts of the poll, bat thee era be no doubt, A/ to Mr. Leyares populinsty with the general Southwark public. His patience end good humour are exeniplary. His eemmittosinsa my that they have already obtained 4.115) positive prouder, and that his sitc oms on Tuesday next is entails. In the mean. time Mr. &oven devotes the short interval that Deny remains to his maimittee and to. the more detailed business of his caroms, and we need hardly add that his committee are quite as singiiios as Sr. Loyale" as to their candidate's chances of sumer. There probably bee not been as much political excitement in Southwark for nu m) , years as has been exhibited' during the present election. Sr: Limited held his first meeting yesterday evening in Gravei4one, a lucidity probably little known on the Middle sex side of Slackfriars, but which nevertheless wore on this omission as mat an air of life sad excitement se if it were the Ivey heart of mid-London. The whole aces of Ste widest portion of the street was demob' packed with an exceedingly miscellaneous crowd. dad M all mutinies and *testifies of mist:rune, but all apperinfly full of attention, and of anxiety as to how the candidate shoOld vote on the rarities iinPurfant'questiOns that et prone* agitate Europe. Mr. LATAkD addressed this open air Mott* from the floor window of tali OlOWIL E Z:70. the ream him being en Mild as to iewfie imprishension I__Silck_nalk 4 7U•Osr noon • N • - ~- - - A court of Common Council was had yesterday is the council chamber of Übe GuiLlmil. The Right Hon. the LORD Moroi presided. Mr. John .11sleohn, the newly-goeted member for the ward of Tow, In the room el , Mr. Berkly resigned, took his seat sac member of the wart. (.3rOLD CHAINS.—WATHERSTON and 81100 DLN beg to call the attention of the peblis to the PeIRM of IXVOICE which they deliver with Odd Owed LIMw pardoned at their menntactory to workmanship of pattern chain., M Inches long . To la` cant goid. weighing oa dot. ars., of in. add- per ounce, Mint pries . .. . MALTA, Doc. 1. Lieutenant BottsAy, R.N., iA a poiuted to her FIA skip Omar, woe Hoilsoni, ' ate serria serried. ' taiesty's *hip Amphiou it to leave in • few days Y. ear 000 for the new °newton deck has arrived largiared by the Atlaatie. Areit;r was raid froiniiil;•inolary of the Fishmongers and Poulterers' Benevolent hiedßaton, thanking , the court for its mtmiftoent gift of NO guineas in aid of the funds of the institution. NVTY tcYNAM COMMUNICATION to L I S YORK_ —The LIVIRPOOL, NSW TOIL of PRILLANNI.PHIA anum $11? COMPANY Inlaid dispakinsfa MlaN tall.powered bon Perim ataaaa-alapa, calling salliamniews Wsnabark passewors and deapacches, as fllows W PROM LIVERPOOL Pu t NEW TOM KANGAROO. Nadassday. Dee. It ILDINSCROM, Nada/slay. Dec. 19. Aad flawry SIAM, I lag V. /4naiday. Cabin parade, IR IT, and 21 guineas. awmfdlag Is Um aims ModalWo. Parward imams. o grainaaa lasindlmg all prediso /coked. Paniswerys for 'ansla and Ws Wasson 'MAW boated Owl Tory actwuva;mnas tarwin—Par AMON parikeYee WILLIAM IA MAN. 22, W ; ir la sad MACZY, Klw. WlRkmdlsaliPageraty. Total rpm this srystem. the QUALITY, WIIIGHT. and VALUE of the rid are entitled, and gwarsatemt to the purchaser: Wallies- Maw sad Drciailea looking foe a fair remuneration on the work manship only. whii.ll Is charged according to the Intricacy as alaseleity of the pattern ATIILIATON and BROODEN, Onldsinitha—Manufactoey, So. it Henriettaetreet, Coventgerdea, London, W.C. NEW bashed A-D. ling Assays elude of Chaim and Jewellery for Is. each —Nit TM. eetahlishiairet clean stills la the evening, &odes teaudays at Oum A letter was reed also, &skip& the sanction of the court for the London Working MOll Bile Brigade to be allowed to drill in the OuildheU in the evening. The application was referred to the City Lauds Corn• mittee. WOOLWICH, pac.6. ' A Bernet of experiments in order to teat 1131 ito moment recently arrested by lb. Ward in his mom steins telegraph 'yahoo ore' carted out this mane e a t o'clack,cio bead tho limpard legmhip, in the preeenor of Omentadme Brapariatendeet Mom J. it.. • Prounniond, fe k t R oma of tile BMA Eagle, Alin of the sad other ore. Under the direction of the =zoitremle weft worked from the Fisicard to the iniekont the knprorements, whit& chiefly learnt et • dikimike b the sue of the lentils and in- named is/minty of beet, mom much approved by all pre sant. Mr. Ward baring been engaged in perfecting Ida artmo during the pant two years in this country and I about to return to Malmo, Unita; lltatee. A letter wee read from Mr. Joseph Nice, who has for a number of yean filled the dace of invade; of cattle at the metropolitan cattle markets, tendering his resignation of the eke on account of the state of his health. Mr. lAwseN TAYLOR said that formerly the' appoint meat of this officer was vested in the Lord Mayor, but at present the duty devolved upon the Markets Improvement Oommittee, and he therefore moved that the matter should be referred to them, in order that they should take the neceesery steps to appoint a successor to Mr. Nice. CHRISTMAS and NEW-YEAR'S PRESENTS. T. HARDING and SONS, Irving comiderably enlarged their pronders. have sow cm hand an extensive aseortment of the latest NOVILLTIIid In BUTTONS. etude„ pins, wrist links, WI- Mires, waist chaps, bromism, and brialeth in Rae geld, Ilooteh pebble, and mcn.tuisi and electro Orders, accompanied by • town referreeo or remittance, will meet with Immediate &3411. legentwtreek and 3 and 4, Okrabagreatrest, K. STATE OF BLACEFELAIN•DRIDGE. Mr. Gwent Voir; the chairman of the Bridge-house Committee, brought up • report to relation to the repair of Blaelrhisin-bridge, which stated that the co mmi ttee had gives great attentive to Weevil).* and had examined a number of plate that bad been submitted to them having refwence to repairs. The report stated that finding there was a project before the Home of Common fur the em tof the river between Leaden and Westminster z o . nsidete! . thug had an hapestantralettthrtnertron whatsheutd . their to it, leg ash .104.14. *on *RV if is to woe to be tarried out it 'would materially aftedt, e Irak, and also several important plojeeted public works. With regard to the bride, itself the report atated that there was no reason to (ear that, with certain repairs that were to be effected, it would not last and be in a safe 000dition for a eery cone- Aerobia period, but this opinion oaly referred to the suppo sition that the level of the water would remain ets at pre sent, tad that no additional scour would be created by the channel of the river being harrowed by an embankment. The report concluded by .. stating that if the embankment was awned out, it would, by the alteration of the tidal w ai u, have a great effect upon the whole of the bridges, comitsthe existing oirevanstaaces the committee did not it expedient to recommend any extensive repairs , to Bleckfriars-bridge to le cefriad out. (Hear, hear.) The report was received end exdrawd. Mr. Deputy Illanamos co =t up a report from the .Coal, Corn, and Finaiice tee, recommending a grant of two Mildred &lima to the Motropoliten Free Hospital, Deveaskirecquare j Bishogeigite• The recommendation was agreed to. • ' ALTZEATIONI Ili Taa Batmen' COCIST. Mr. Deputy LEVY brought up a report frouthe Officers , and Clerks' committee, recommending p ertain alterations in ' the business of the Sheriffs' Court, so as to assimilate the proceedings to those of the other metropolitan courts of the same description, CAgADIAN and UNIT= IMAM MAIL LULIAIL—Ib eekl Cassrudeelbm by Simi b•lwees Ilveryool m 4 Asurise-- by lita.—Tb• Now Oblel Osnik Sbrimbebry Cov•P•er• ars PI M tan P° l "." Th = bull Mig iliemors • IU eat tram LIVILAYOOL every North baserbran ... (`CHRISTMAS and NEW-YEAR'S PRESENT& Iv IL 10011017 M Ptootdlll7. sllloottoo awed STOCK cd PROTOGILLPHIC ALBUMS sad ZITSPORT le greet varieq, DIUNISING WM, TILATILLIRO DRAISLNO IsAele, b/SPATCR JON" Wediag Orr. Week Dome, lewd tr.ca, LADL JURICITLII sad CAISZIAOII RAGS el de. Rrildel. • Nannideat In.' Snrweinan now buadlnii.7 LAY at To Portland :—Vlrst LIS Ull UM Oa; In tn. ntn na. : afternen, ito lint iumene lAD .n.l WAIU.I. agrots. 19, Weinman* and & liapiet root Clnrenco Dock. triwzmai: 11. IWO Walk Diana ; and hrileallrent. Londonderry. l s2moriltet...... The following royal warat, CßA add THAL rosood Dze to . 6. to army at leoloo sod Arse& prootiftsted . to the ' w ne. to as !MO" CUSS sad 1101113.7113 suitable for PAZSINTATION, toovariesa to etatavrate. in he had at HKNIY 41. Flaw dfil3 twevloon from Backytllastreet. - 0a• -. 3 .- Ire ( Iliveses. )A F: Evisiiiii" ~~ the freer la the eri amir- f t el the I.4th "d ber liisB, the Be ow yaws Berries in the rank of miental . Mr tali* se oliker to the unatfe&ed pay • a ua eller ' i t is eer will and *ewe espleiwi of est sum who have hen &ellq beerfter be preetobs4 to the reek al GM Am, *nent, far ewes* is the bad. cow Om to sem , either afro atuff,froea the date a. of dab obtsielag the AWE biteeftied to the seatterbed guy elf tilt sot be Owed cm lie axed esishiblineet of williffitsseng they Treey_ bele l ee stotveg rill taj mi=rsiiii of ge l if vii w o re t, rte z ee 14th October, IVI. required by cheese 27 of *solid warrant. 'PI is ceir fertiliser win son pleasure that Ow *nimbi oaken AO also be agesept . frost the mix.yesteXg a series Be regiveggiel field dicers, awl be .su to succeed to the lied stahliehtweet et moral it. after obtaining the rub of eolosel tbey shill bro ' to go on half -pay, in eco=seo i . hbod ii of i&beilth ociatratok by sad in the service, es by s. medical hoe* or is aoneequeetoe of wowed' receive* fa sailika.--Girsa et eat Court of Si. JIANG, this Mk day , of+ge4pber osta llin Abe 24th pear of our reigu.—By her 1 y's Hitsenerr.* s ' ads Zthe Eon. .F. Keene, &E., hes boss sepoieted wheeent of the Royal Deilawsts, on the =rVef illeseitb.Colossal E. Etentee, C.D., to he Vestair. STEAM to ROTTERDAM and dm RHINE Twici. • wV.EK —The Netherlands blariaset Ompisq* on wad layourite steam ehlp n tTwtts oplr. w. MT H, tome from sloogatte the Mush sod Wo Mom Wharf. wapplati, every &amity •horalag st 11 sad the 001.1 h cep sath A. NOM from off tie Tower. gnarl Ttaratiai= serty.--Nar . pries% at Choplhis . or Mt .1.011. 011.“13. sod Uftts In Ilis Neilisdris Oripmay, n. Pas44sas. City. Lc NZW 3LAGAZINL —Every Month. One OMB& TEMPLE B A B. A Landon Magazine for Town and Country leaden, Conducted by Ovoyas AOOOlllllll Sala. Moe of "Tema& Bar; 171, Ytenautzeat, London. NATIONAL ROOMS, We Nabors. Thelma t In London —la oar spume el the pull WM dimam to the seetropolls &w -ise am GOWN. MN, erl We Mel "shah& ant alinoeVe owl Ilk seAuLeek will row IMO eel 7. DANCING hour tater Ws mesh mehher ielesee are heel eshhollow eleella iia 1,1 0 14 4: 11 .1 g li t ai r iabuw / b. reettr i ttelp — — tesseat. lat. W. IL PeibalVaietwalei heel hlllpsdows eveetweee sellelleee t *oda 2=161 Ado inviprome et Ikea mei& we el Me Int dem mow.. Te. A ROY LL BOONS, Win Pi ti dley. 'Lomita tar the Whew am.. awes, NADI CONCIGLIN, with the relebreted Swat tee rrw Coaduckd b 7 IL/en. Lethoth. Dudis st l (Mock., CHRISTMAS MIRTH, Christman Comfort, and asiossis Metertatemot wet be eeseted to every pm , chew el the Ilidetere ' , same d all ORSSS 'TAL INLAND STRAD! COMPANY NOTICE IR HEREBY Limited) .that as rjrrg may. YEARLY YESTIItIi es the eltareleeldles et this Company will M Mid M the Luella& Tarcrn. iikbagsgal•strest, I the eft, of &ma^ ou un - 11.11)AV. lbe et Deeetsber Instant, at Tw ti o ded la the Afterooon .-1117 ardor. Juief deelotoey. f. 11111Meretreet, lamb" Dee. h -14.1111,1 r /MUD, wfditle 0.. 6 =1 Chaialmas Gann& ChriMmam ?wary. sad ChriMmes Paatine el Wag areal ctukripUon, • rhermlas Illosims•ed Mary, .• Good Odd' b Mary Beam& M IN beautiful Miwisiihres, rid dad ,by ( Heath. Pricy fe. io — turc7a7Ward sad Loek. ta rial-strest. Two vokmoss, No, No ISSE RTATIONS and DISCUSSIONS, YDi roiltkat, liglosophisol. and HlSorkoL By JvHB OTOLICT _ . ORIENTAL INLAND STRAY COMPANY rugra•ap. Aut Ny the •ON UNITY . Second Witt tame on. In Ed hor . PRINCIPLED of POLITICAL ECONOMY. Fourth Edition. Two THE LONDON PAVILION, Tiiiiimismiresk, --Ityos veal to moot jimeelt= OD to the tr a riDO AVII.IOII, the lout now la and the beet 00111VIRT. Mammies (by eetteohneet Mb* Dootlag Allen /Mb Gelleella — Teo 7ILINIIIII 1001E4 el Ode Oemegeoy b be CLOW ben ths SU to she tut ag et Doesabor ems* both Wm lam pespeistoty to Wag Ihe leimet woordetste the MM. KOS 111•1112111105. Iteeretary. °6 l l Miletotteeh Lt s. A IIR BT7 TOl at LOGIC. Fourth Mika. Two rob. Us Taorairre oft PAII.LLUIEWTALY 111JJ0211. Soccad UM". AIM Adelltioftft _ls. OIL _ WIVCTION w TU Inxi DINO& EIIROPZ•N and COLONIAI INJWCANT, I* Masi, LW. The masks d oh m Cansin no* masa W bog s• easomis 11011 Ilre bare mina ear Mot . and oar ode: sigmas sin tan the ism ossolnat. carat. RAILWAY mined IN THE C?TY. it i tisty Bow= brought up a report from the Im• pro Committee relative to the establishment of nom- Mel railway *alien in the OR nt The report stated thatthe question had been ke co whe ther it was in the Set place that there should be a nihry station in the City sf Lasko oonsepting all the r different limn of railway, and next as to the best site for the erection of such a stalks, mpos the committee should come to the coechision4list Wine desirable to have . one. The committee had esujeeesd with Yr. Bunning, the City architect, upon the stablest tad upon ill the facts within their knowledge they bat ease le the conclusion that it was abetiatelynec:/iiint time should be a maid raituay,etation m the Ci of London, end that the beat site limit would he Fa • on-street. The effect of ha ' the 'Wino at this spot would to to materially im prove 3. iMßnJill apd Skinner-drat, sad would reduce the palest from one foot in nineteen to one foot in forty in the dile Holborn-hill, and cue foot in forty-six in Skinner-sheet, whiff aione wield be a most important ion prevenient. The committee wore also of *mks that the carrying out of the pr oposed Central Railway station voilki 110 i ouTy tie - aftatioew in removing tit lnenveohnoe o.4ased by liollionikllh and Skinner street, but diet it would be a very great advantage to the public generally, arid would greatly improve the City pro perty in Parringdon-market and VictorMitmet. The report Unwise stated that the projected station would be of very peat importance in coutieiion with the 'proposed sew market in ffinithkeld, and therrecontnimitsillhat the court shoat couttuon their pima!tf to aaTivett the proposed Pita. lir. Deputy Bowen moved the adoption of the report, which wee then agreed to. AMMO= NAM CSy _41067, b 7 a IMMO INVINTIONT Itittost _ COMM timineh Oa. :muir es t im esiondepodt at k r ei t i lt=mt Wirt Ap rod Ararld r ea r ha :l uieim sad see ( IZie • suillallaa. AMP, JANE DOST. lessrais Maim L0D(14.13 : hiker art liets, West Strand Throe sok, HISTORY of the LITEL ../ ALE of ANCIENT 01021101. Professor C. 0. Munn. robot ball et the kg SW Nis. Me G. C. LIMO. berl, The r. a/ Ireemilassesit the compiellue at the, Work ta Donatasett, 111 D. ne $s tea t vole_ I. : Jells M. hem t i Ise. West Wm& 101t•L VICI 011 IA 1111111. Y Vo. per doses. Moo Illeaderd M O MINA! ot Iseelionee lIPLINDID OLD POltt, tee ta Ike wood OTAJULLIW AI IT. JUL= mum, peer sad wts aeldtrj 144. . VIII COGNAC DANDY Melo se 11,51) les. sad Ida 101tIlt ANSICIAN POZT, 11113.11 Y, TM lime woe ladrodued late Wm oosairp. SWIM sell pedesse balsas& m aid deer ease treble *Ay seaway elelles leglead Masa il Mee Ms tome is sopa °Wee. Terms auk WILLIAM ZEDITPII2III. 1te044P1., 29ra NORTH MIDDIAIRX.-..PRZSINTATIOW OP yams— On Wednesday eyed there was an extraordinmy masteshf the abeweempaialhe iilsg iehadof timllegener nab leharshrs, for the pupas* of witseming the distribu tion of the prima tar the beet elude at rifle prectice in the lit Company. The as having bean formed into square, Captain Rees prwranted the Ist prise, a handsome silver tnakend, to Private George W. Stoneham ; the second sirazstley Richards' rifle, to Private ; and the to • Prim* Metro. In presenting the prizes, Rowlinpweneed spew the effectives the nenewity of =anditesemksg Alison in drill as well as in rifle eft tbq whiled to =he laciest volunteers. Via menslanleid is expected to take pros:lkea cons 01 the saw Who warm of the owning ireels. •MI Itiormnani ele3011131711) COAT& The prises ot this corps rldiepanclies wets to have been shot far at Harrow os 17th eimber, tut owing to the Women* stele et len vendee, d other onfavolushle eteseellaneq the eeid chentops nresinl ol the seeps wee th ativ ad eolor . Letiwrizitarpdosi:litat sat o Seq4sa i n i t Pearce, of MO WA, and aeo aglow theatu t ir tut rosn4 .t ilk eft .08 liatmder •the Isermieske of e Vktorilla at for at ir range at Hilburn. r. 53 2 11 !!Lowing Wsi :Wet ! Non•colifiaittiOfiod officers' prise (purse of St.), Sergeant- WM. Trooper, 10 points, three rounds each, at 200,800, and 400 yards ; the a3ver medal of the 37th Middlesex, Private Calmat, 13 points ; a silver medal, the sift of C. P. Robert, Fag., Private Berridge, 10 points; an Enfield rifle, the gift of captain.oommandant, Private D. Dolamors, 11 points; an Enfield rile, the gift of R. Stedall, Esq., won by the captain-comoutudint, by 10 points, and given up by him to the next highest score. The proceedings terminated with =takes. The corps is rapidly incresaing, having nearly its numbers in the last three mouths. MHZ ONIZOA.—A NEW CIAPI for GENTLE. 10:11, lotrodooot and to he Mg too et IMMO' mod 1111//05‘ Tam &a, M. Am& MOS lama issie VI apothem motes sold NA dim on IS twin ttotitotio sod lato • Moot of noising. toom.o& obi ototootlit la Ilmod.—:ta 1M I oppeolle riewplaL HISTORICAL dee. deism We. ISTORICAL LBOTU on RIE the LIFE of Mt 1011 D mos MM. fetes the Nehmen Lederer ter Qs Tier Isle. Ity C. 3. 1=.1D., lielmes, Preen= et la as omen" vienerty le the ems Asher. re INIMINT et Ile =ATM and ether SIWNOWII, preedot Wort Celeempiti et Cambriep. Lembo him W. Toffee old Ow Well Street NEW TIAR-8 GIFTS. wire eau imp astw mosigimelo momolkles tis raid 11•41111111111111 Mill : wire moo wed mod otionsolal tM affmato amok by S. VMS offel PUN. IfIICHANT TAIL ID. WOOLLEN ISAIMMAINITIIL%Ht LIIll. IWO! ma WWI MAWS. OVITITMIS. lAMB Sione—OLAUfli d MINO2IO god A LDS.% TI NNW 0110111.1)STIWt mum of Ilort.atfoot COILNLIL of 101713111LAN4:0C . 1f•K_OAD 11.1Itg.WAD. rtsitiairs sue-earns 131,110N4 L. Non*"remotest Notion Int boworom wirm to BAR OW'/ PASNIIT CAM STAND.—No rule or diaturtal is Min: will repay Ito coot a hundred fon own o pm j a w otos Pries from 9a. upwards. AUTOMATON CUM'S fiLFTEL—Wwwthril it saw 11•0 tor gi web oor. Price Ils. 61 Dirmongs barNO =AT ISCIERN.=WiII a win g worm Wa, owlwor a too of seal per sec WTI POTATO MAIM.. —Tho only method to lbw 1a ........ Pri00110 r j0,Wk_ _ N.I. to JAJIM BABLOw. H. Lint Awn isiestor sad patentoo BO* that 1 =orml=l iam t w e every wilds . all °then Sr. war% Poe COMM ASD ICZOOLD. READINGS IN POETRY. 3s. ed. iwt:goa IN inssajwiT. lIIILDINGS 10031.11411 rpm. N. AZADINOII IN /ICIENCIL as. IL IIZADIIIOII IR NAI"III.4IVCAIDOT. ALILIMIS /ROY Nit Y. It Whim : Jahn W. tutor sad the. West amid. - 6:l2seTibeas&-Thenii. Wiiiidiridi.: street. Yerbeldiv . Primes. IllieSeft 2. Li Laid any ankle ve6 be herd et. li Ell Mix . anal I il MOM IVIJS em/M7-111U117111111INT sad IM IOI 0611 gas Apr 11•15Tullth7TEer I VIA); ibri MI al and as In law* orb, beams Is revine‘l INS U eeloelL This dam fss rd Unioa ass vol., es THE DAISY C AI . By the Author of ~jWig♦ r ~ y f~ p or, Tiff lan! ad eittb Edition, es. RIAL YARMOUTH BLOATERS, now in mica Or Madrid be; V& : sixty, lc Stamps or pert order. Flaw& et mad L. sits& Paid to tontion.-0. .n 4 L =LILL Cktrestoe-road, Ortat Yarisoutla. kilt tor" . DY X ZVOlt =LIAM Third Salinas. es, TIM LANCLI se LY:sw: NOD, Mie l fti !titian, L. INS LIMB DUI& Fourth 'disk" to tkl. Uses : Job W. Parker am% Son, Wait Strand. ELMIC STOCKINGS sad ENZI-CAPS for COsE El N.l sad IVIAXIIRS. al • vary pawnor aawsrylas aupper• ssauWa al Iseirecilear kw memetratri awl pekoe 00 WA seam sod Ow NW. NS$ by pal tress She isaistscssrans.— POYI arid IMAM 4. Wskanaorbas, Lwow, S.W. Th day, octavo, le. PAlrs KVIDENCES of CiIItII3TIANITY ; crith Aasetetioss by Plateau WIIATIILT, D.D.. Archbishop of Dana Wel, pub Mire MORAL 11111.080 PH Y a li t% Annotation by the Mehlalkep of Imam fa alt Mini W 01.111: a Lecture by the Arvidstabsp DMA& le (IMPRESSIBLE DRAUGHT and DUST LECLUDZIfor boon sad WINDOWS, le various colors, bola It So 44. per yard. the most approved for the par mold by A. BiLIIIION NSA, Patentor and vaanufacturer, mar Oilied-elreet . sad lOW aad K SY, RIIPTURES.—The PATENT SILT AMI FINTI2IO GE MA TIVM acting facto* lb Eb► oat soy r.osplisalloss, a rroommondsod by th• faculty tor as son mid rrlsd of bond.. Tb. socearry quality of a odd trim h a m gad,' mutux pown...thoet wer.wary moon so as pot adn tot. obi, A .lesdrobis object Is Woos oftirell to on= boooruroberad disk strops, spiral mean or pod TAW. SOO bad Co., I, liscodilly, M. IVIINN'S VEGETABLE (COLZA) OIL, 44. ed. 4.1 per bnperial gallon, refined by their peeallar poolr, le tar targentor to any other, both for purity of quality and bril liancy of light. Supplied by THOltan NUNN and SONS, ~• laaab's Condult-stzeet, W.C., to all parts of town dally. T,isiel : leis W. Puke, sad son. West Wised. SPORTING. Crown octavo, In I. Id. ELIMENTARY RXERCUIRS in GREEK MOSE °woos:nom. by H. MonaATE Moms, L.A., 1/11ward *rim 01.2 . stard. num Auditor. MASVALd L ernraz COMPOSITION. !locoed Edition, onMIVIL JUTtaL kw TUTORS and STUDENTS. En 6d. s NrAL d OHZ PROBE COMPOSITION. To. Kir toil C:OL4 sad ern Wirt En ed. Loudon : Join W. Parn... and San ' Witt Strand' KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. —What diseases are more tidal la their commonsense them neglected foods, Colds, Sere Throats. or Lunirular Mealtime The first and beet rmedy is SMITING% COUGH LOUNGES. P and sold in Boxes, Is. lid., and Tins, 2a. CIIIC:Z TE= ILKATIIICI, 79, St. Pears Churchyard, Loudon. b all Dresisth ass. -4.- CROYDON STEEPLECHASES--TaritsDAy. TEE &cairn PLAT/ (Handicap) of 30 goys., added to a Swaapdskee of 5 sow. each ; 2 ft. About two miles and a halt. DII P T 111118.-11 y Royal Lott:" Patcals Virfirs_ BIUWENSIP =Via Timms p•sfsstsd wailed Is or asi:s3NMTN, ME le Awed by upwards et Nie medial] snotlemis be b• the BMA elheilve larenasia la the eurs bee treat mrot 4 INANIA. The us of a steel swims, so ottc u hart? ol 1.1 at, ramie. ls ban avoided : a wit biomass bete( oru fOUlisi the ',J7, while the requisite reeletiag power is 'spatial by the WVA e IN PAD and PATENT LEVIt: Stiles with as wan snw and elestru that It camel bo deteda• and may be ••en during the, • dearrlptive eireider my be Yd. sod the Truss idiural b pa* an the eireembreato of as body two unites below the laps betas ewe to the maker. Mr. W KITE. Cit. An Unhakel Tam ea the Game prin. elple, and a Weal* te wallow% Imam APEARL-LIKE W 11111211038 al tbe TEET El, ILICALTItY sad Ylt•OlL•h f IMAM an reigned the use of JtOWL•hDIV °MINYA or Paid Datilitriar. • white powder compused of the (holm& and wort rushriehi tweillents of the wirier.% herbal It intirpotes all 'mimosa adhrai..m i. the teeth. slid ensures a paarilthe whiteness to the enamelled surface. attests the further of decay of the teeth, and huluces a healthy action lb. sums. Th. breath also. toms the salubrious sad dtalisfecting qualities of the Minato, attains a purity and fragrance truly mateful to Its powwow Trice 9, Oil tier Ma Caution —The words •• Rowlands °Junto," Re are on the earl, and •• A Rowland and tons. 20, liattow garden:" on the enveniusent stamp. Sold by thews, and by die Valais sad pertwasers ASA V I NG of FOUR SHILLINGS_ per WEEK In the tarp of a Its K.Y, together wlth sMIGHT ETK. ALKEIC Ca AT. cud au Impruved condition• the sue of /Maga gannyoortil of ritukure rooD ter CATTLE A Pamphict post free.— gtthn 11,113,thiedonianthied. KW' London. Reduced price, Barre* ecialaila. hol= Israelite, Vie Case.. conaliOng 441=la T i= ir dla Car -1114t• paid to any railway elaUon.—.l , the ta wnier and the gruprbetor. t ree masked la ma lowa wham sow ar• &trendy envois DITBUCHAZI'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES.— ATENT SCOALCOATZD YHOZTABLII PILLS. a family purgatlec for melee' tbe bowels, paritybig the bleet. Ileieuetng vitieed bilmouru Allege and deer oomplalata, thou. geetise, .tat. scorbutic efisetioak enthrone* lc. Vegetable lieu Ointment. for ers.iicatias all skin eru sone deep -118114011 ulcers. Qe . m.. Colusetrated Vegetable " the reesiest erenztbeticr of nature for lb* delicate, debtlitataL and cifeil of 1..Z.t a-not. effectually Meg depresioa of spelt; Initatollty. every...thee, wltherleg of the WINK elfdedfb he. sail all ring ioniplaiiita, together with the Meta anode (run aoloaro sad capsule to tbe oatmeal of diords. imp•A. l, 4 • bmautut ckar .a.ptealia alfordleg M ewe a seer ham of life to att. cure p.0.e.! and swore before Ablereas 6111010.0 Or• M P at Giiildbalt. :M. the I ,z...d ared: s e:Woe of the Right Hoe. the Loot. sold Reiebl Lel Hai or of Lome and CO., patentee.. 21. Neereaneurect. lief.. .1 erect, W., sod all ebonies la Souti nut equitry. triers: Pile pre tea, la. 14.1.. Se bd. sad ILL ; Ointment, per pot. Is lid. and Ye 94.; Ifeerwe i W. dd.. Mu Id bottle eicitaltung four times %bat eneatity, *le. Agents ..—see• clay. 73, larrtuelon street J. ariager. 150. tUfordetreet ; !Pinney. RS ieforibstreet Pluthe, 4, I.'leepalde. Hooper, We Knit Willi.. etreet. Loodowerldge; L Hoyden, Ts, few,• church et reet Prout,M geese Ile., Ike. Mewls grebe or pee tree for .no stamp, of ad Nose. , a=ei oil. Dr. Darrik&O . o Domestic Slutielaes, cicadae, for every illaseau Al EFFECTUAL REMEDY.—LAIIIBEItT'S A+7ll tIATI( BALSA-IL without emillnina th. bows or an, tiny; th. ?met, truly efneselous and pleasant, is admitted to be the bra medb In for immediately relieving roughs, midi. r..ntirmed rases of asthma. and baripimet consumption. It ttir woolly Trues yard. dims timi tastily pronounce indintaide. &dune 0,1 ) .dlaye the tickling which ptu.nlim (mining= In rippr,.. list conauniotion its idWia am truly P. redo depnY,l of elr.. p, cern lyteg duns for fear of *tbor tyro,may deplel on icl.ef in a fen Winda after tatinr Pri pius.l only and sold by N. LAMIIIIIMT, chemists to, Jens's 'Wet. Haymarket. and by all drslictials. In bottles, 130.,1. Pd.. and 4. Oa ...bell. He partie•Wx and ask tor Lambert's AsUmmdis Ito rm. sad Wanes Is seignived aw UN *amp. JOZEAVS COPAIIIIII es SACCHABATED CA Par LlM—Cupslas sad sahebs sr% iksberas. tit brit nand its bat that ,fruas at. sea rapulain Irle ant mg. Awl Illaasna eArky pains, sasses, sod park dinntases. Y. 'sorsa h... setae...kJ In randsrlist tans veleable einpoolle spat. ptifmtly iseetsens. M isanssisla s " , araLiVe preprints. Tali preparallea Yr Ism sduMd by tar Paris Amino, of N.DAK. atter ably Asa a tbarannl Ineh la Puts Ind in dlderant Lemke 411 . 10 . 71 ".•• • •• 0 /47 . 4 AMA At. Ilarthelrisis. nein lbe are ad Movers. Idea Pol a nd, sad Wirer nark. •• Lancet" Nor. I and Der. IC 1.14 The capaalse. width Is In fora of a pinta oak nen elPris can is Ant ski ilitYk dithtt la natal of du , POI J. •OP, • .I...alria ds. bd. , tr. L. at o 3 JIALU 1. Yrsoakrx itt.st." 1104.Arlizt. Is:14 a Pi. gasman., Paris. sad all On IMAM zaaportmot A NW ATINtlf 101! !On. Poolacii UciiiWo,;rl7llFrOitWite, 4a. 1 E OLD COAL- 1T ; or, The Adventures of Kidwell laaYb In Search of his Own Way. By E. J. MAT. Author of '• liebwol.lnya" Looms: John W. Parker and Hon. West Strand. This day. pries tep. Oro, pp. 366, tamp boards, THE TIGER SLAYER. B y —I7IITATI AIMAZD. As s serrstivs of Wining Indian Advantage. of Life la Use hods and on the Prairie. ut Events throseh which the Author los passed. this cork deserves Instaat recussittlue. and VS nest =repay perusal. Ward and Lack. HS. Tiestatreet. Now mad', irtth MO Engraving., In Illuminated Cover with • or Psalm Christmas, by Waite Philbps. prim la. int ILLUSTRATED BOY'S BOOK d PASTIME . or. Lome Reirreatimis tot Christmas MAW' and Winter Evenings. By the Editor at the Mustarded Dors One Treasury." This extraordinary vellums eastain wary novelty In pastime. and form • at parlour aransereent. No boy home for l a tell:lays t = be without this deb book of pastime. Luuaos : Ward and Lack US, lissistrest plarrH, 1800.—Post flys, three stamps, a A. TIRO= *APLILINING MOIR GAINIIILLII DUO), • "MCI Wit iyairaDv assa. a. Mk ••••••• ' • kr. IBLZ CORA= GOMA, whereby cal dig 0111 wear longer then three ordinery ones ; and being Stied without arin mini ea seetaik, sad without any operation, prove a val le to all who have occasion for the dentist's services. Nene hat pare Met-chin materials and workmanship employed, while the Erls even less than half the ordinary reel.—To be obtained ma,. dehriet, dentists to the rrince Dottajana, °sta ling lase diplemai, No. 110, Regentatrevrt, W. (seat =r id /11. sad Ludgato.hlll, City. " The advantagm by delerters systtm render it preeminently 'evertor and Ilteasereat approach to perfection yet attained.' —Observer. Chebekre treaties should be read by all who value health their 2=wil s r ob‘ s i euch money It more annoyaitz saaeaary , I... "— ly M to orning IM rook sod that th oas e entrance to the City establishmen le ay the private paeeage between Bens" the silversmith's, and the Mato /Ire Lwnxe Oince. Liverpool: 13t, Dukeatresl ; Ur- Wash= : IS, Itowdihreet, Jed ypubWK price_ by pest 14 damps, WBRIGHT'S MANUAL, on Normandin and Premature Duane. mud the Means to be Is order tactually to resubs or regain primitive vigour ..d I. e,ery stage of V. sad ander all circumstances. End sees and effect Yee bees earstuity studied and euelysed by yen. easel obseceetke in the various Continental and tisiedt her pitals. as also le private iir.ectice Br Kra.mt bait:Hr. ALM, Licentiate of the Colkge of Ph)siciaas, Member of the PAW Cuilkle of Sesmz e Modsed. £c. : J. Allen. 20. Wareleir.tane. Just publl‘hed, price post free from th e Au th or for 12 dasz ALMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE et' at of PICKY AT VRE DECLINE, with plain &mellow for perfect restorSibuil to health and vliptth the result of twenty. five inn* successful practice in the tatairseed of thaw peculiar nervous sod meow d iseases, is hick Nth be leablttirrand shorten Uhl. by Dr. J. L, Cl;kils, 15, Allietherthethest, Loirlon. This is the lest book on nerroemese."—Medloel Record. gad by nano. s tiper mad Oa.» Patersomes-row. &Mb Edition, past paldinteCprios b.. by pont 28 name, DEiILITY awl IRRITABILITY Mental and rly.trat . Induced by Spormatombra the Symptoms. ulacto and national Treatment. By T. B. YROILA.P. Mandan tA, the thenaral Postraire Letter.Carneri Provident Inatttatios. &e. Lomb° : YTOINI tin Author. IS, Lieydnquaro, W.C. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS. Dv. SMITH Iwo Jost pablbohod a nix IDITIoN of kis valuable work. the PHIVATH =DECAL ramp 116 pye. , ow Ur SW -owe of MIMS@ DOOM Lows of Memory, Dlmm r „ of flobl. lowtHmte, tr.. pootioo, as ro of a di:set.' owoolipo, oneksiog two posy. otompo o.sr., Dr. SII ITU, H. Bertewerebreut, Tsvlslock-ausies, Liaise. N.C. SOCIETY TOR ISCPPLYINO Horse, TYACHERA, AND BOOKS TOR THE BLIND IN MOON% Tren.—A lecture on Chios was delivered on behalf of this society by a J. Mac. =l Eq., M.D., at the Royal Pavilio s a r 43At u too, on y Aernoon, Dec. 4. A very large of the 3,000,000 blind in the world are to be fours in China, India, and Egypt, in • state of the most deplorable misery ; sad the profits of the lecture were to go to a fund for enabling the society to 'steed its operations to the East, for which facilities have lately occurred. Dr: Mumma' showed the practicability of teaching blind Chinese to read by Moon's type ; and a Chinese girl read a portion of the New Tema. meet in Chine.., embossed by Mr. Mum accosting to the alphabetic spelling adopted by mimicmaries in Ning-po. The chief subject of the lecture, however, was, not the blind, but China, sad pee an amount of the Jews in that coun try ' • of the mode of forting shell fish to make pearl' ; of instances of filial devotion in children cutting out portions of their own limb to make broth for their parents when dangerously ill, ke., fie. Concerning the rebellion, the lec turer contended that every English and American interest would be subeerved by strict non-interference, and that more was to be hoped from a native than a Manchu dynasty, in evidence of which he adduced the remarkable fact that the founders of the last native dynasty (the Ming), after expelling the Mongols. sent to all the nations kaown to them, Inviting commercial istercouree. As Dr. Mac gamin 000 fined !dwell to the results of his own observe. Voss and extensive travels, all his information was original, and stified the remark of J. White, E s q., M. P., wham presiding at one of his lectures, that Dr. Macgowan was the ksw-informed person living on Chinese questions. SOCIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OT THZ FINE ART& —The lecture delivered last evening at the society's rooms in Conduit-street wee on the subject of " Wilkie and his works." The lecturer, Mr. Jobe Stewart, showed • fall and appreciative koowledge both of the painter sad the man, and described the changes in hie style iu his mucess. sive works in a lucid and graphic manner. The leading ides which forced itself on his bearers as the result was, . . ---. that Wilkie, the child ef nature, the self - taught a, m waa, as he advarned in his art, the victim of a false and unfeeling Jost publlehed. r =e- 1,,,et ti phic Illustl• lor 14 ota°4 4 . willi I petronege, which, when it came to include th e smiles 4 rations, royalty, ended by exiinguiahing his brightest promise. The SHIN DISEASES and their REMEDIES. 1 "oval wee we n eticedea, and the di aeaana. w hi c h occup i ed Mom J. JOet..le, NI.D., Licentiate of the Royal Poi. 1 an We el ltdinburgh: Member of the Royal Colin, of • Four a lifnxii.tiedhalf iu the delivery, was listened to with saivaam Re., Le. coaulatas the made,s treatment marked saltation and interest, and warmly applauded at the ear envied the Beepltal St Lon* Perim for the ears of three !, close emserens awn se prevalent In a hilt state of clyillattow. toe l ZOOLOGICAL &CUM OF LONDON. —lt the monthly ellen censemmat en an Impure state the blood. causing cute. „ me i mosaic hold rososday as the miss y. boon in mom nepleine. scorbutic affections, and scrota's. treatment & he separfleintead deep 4,14,1 tilerri . turpkittLeLt l ee elm- ' 4841°414 ' 4 9 41420 0 the Rev. J. Bedew, FAA.. au the chair, 'story u .... ,„., d i..„ l ,,„ na k, o f th e red... a the Prince Simla' Treebetekey and Mosaic Fredericks roaroat,..^7a."Wro.listi,,,,,iny, the fee. sad along s an an, greyest's:eel Fellows. Wm. Alesander Yreka and Mews. 0,41117 sppeareen. In Ike of a clear, fair, sad healthy maw E. V. Lewis/as, W. Dent, Jim, and T. B. Tationeray WO plezioa Luna, we proposed sic eaedidates for the Fellowship. and • • This hest le. as M hae aimed V, sate It. ' thoroughly neefnl G . N . u mence, .._ em _ u,... of ,s•eW yolk es a cane...edam 42-1 pnwtluaL' —Lethal Than. and Garotte. Aivost 4, Iwo. member of the -• iety. The report frost the comma stated raigi,hed ~ y John elnerldll. New CAHN:von 14 rivet., and to be ha I .11rwt fr 'ts the Alit.lW, 21, ihor:e..dr, - t. II aeuvez.o.ale. that the total nu;.iber of venom to the Gardens daring the Loti.len, i year had been upwards of 311,000, giving an increase over Defile for Ceemileilla Gem 10 to 2: sad by appolmseent. the nom pony. lln lea Of *WO velem& Mr. IL Land's Red Rover, 4 yrs. 10et 1016 (J. Land) 1 Mr. O. 110Iman'a Sunbeam. 6 yra. lest Owner) 2 Gooderharda Cockatoo, aged, Net alb .... (Oddlthe) 3 Curate and Lottery also ran. Betting : 7 to 4 apt The Curate, 5 to 2 apt Red •", ' 1 sent tkobeitin. Red Rover made nearly all the running, siaLing ofi u rid eam's rush at last by a t....„" 4 six lengths between the second and third. TRU GRAND METROPOLITAN STUMP:MAU HANDICAP of 10 irova. each ; 5 ft, and 3 only if declared, with 100 added ; winners extra. About three miles and a half. Mr. J. Odby's Johnny, 6 yes, lOst 31b ;tort 716 ertra. ,tiightingall) 1 Mr ' Wi " 14=6 1 11 6 71b 'Sbed) Mr. Cameron's aged, Met Oliver, Jun.) 3 The following also ran :—Omer Paola, Tumbler, ).)ane, Heard, Tatter, Topsy, Dodger, Marmion, and Nally. Betting : sto 1 each apt Marmion and Johnny, 6to 1 apt Topsy, 7 to 1 apt Tumbler, 8 to 1 apt The Dens, 10 to 1 apt any other. Nally, Tatler, Topsy, and Bawd com prised the front rank at starting, the two favourites lying in the ruck. and Fearless and The Dane last. Tumbler came to grief before they had gone half the distance, and The Dane was soon after put hors de combat by oo down a "burster." Nelly's lead diminished on going round the second time, and Johnny, Tatler, Marmion, and Topsy became the leaders. Half a mile fr om home the but-men tioned three Were beaten, and Johnny came round into the winning field hotly pursued by Longranp end Fearless, who were never able to get up, Johnny winning *sally by three lengths, a length between the second and third. The Dodger and Omer Pacha were neat. A Suomi &mica? of 3 soya each, with 20 added; the winner to be sold, kr. Two miles. Mr. P. Bowling's Cripolthe. 4 yr.. lost 1016 ( Curtis) I Mr. Valentine's Contention, 6 ps. 1 Ist Mese*, 2 Flirt sad Mufti am ran. _ . _ iiiliiingTtFto4 on iioutention. A splendid race home revelled in the defeat of the favourite by a heed ; nothine sue the two. The winner was not sold. A BELLING HANDICAP el 5 'ova each, with 30 added ; wieners extrit. About three miles. -- ili.P: is.ring ';llonieo,7jell,. Tiatilb 'Mr. Grant; I lir. B. Land's Heads or Tails, lips, 12st ....Ole. Weston) 2 Captain Coates Dminer , raged, list 101 b ...:Mr. Edwards) 2 Mr. Cassidy 's Hathaway, ltat nib (Mr. Rumford) 4 Betting : sto 4 apt Heads or Tails, 3to I each apt Dodger sad Hathaway, 7 to 2 apt Romeo. Romeo lay behind till within half • mile from home, when he nun* away and woe by half • distance. The promoters and managers of this meeting are entitled to no little praise fur the satisfactory manner iu which they weird out their ttodertaking. They haul to contend against miserably wet weather, and bad to surmount all the diffi culties which were created by the unpropitMus ekiey in fluences and by ground which more resembled a mon= than a " fair hunting reentry." That their programme pommeled great attmetions was proved by the numerically large d.ide which the principal events brought out, by the brisk spent lotion which they occasioned, and by the immense conoonne of people who, despite the rain mid the miry ginned, wit, named the p:roceedinp each day. A better " lice of country" could not be selected within the "home circuit." So frequent have been the failures of steeplechase ven tures near London, and so questionable have been certain doings in 0C131101i1)0 with them, that the sporting commu nity were agreeably surprised at the straightforward manner in which the promedings in general, and the business de tia particular were couducted on this occasion. ro i r S t a re l ir we -directeci efforts to remove the stigma and suspicion which had hitherto attached to nearly all " Metro politan" theagileshmes the present Croydon committee deserve the - heartiest commendation. In the double capacity of handicapper sad clerk of the course, Mr. J. P. Verrall, of Lewes, acquitted himself most creditably, displaying no ordinary judgment in the former °Moe, and considerable tact in the latter. From Mr. Goodwin, of Croydon, he experienced tho most cordial co-operation in all his plans. and the most active assistance in petting them into execution. The weighing stand was presided over by Mr. T. Marshall, Jun., of Northampton. The duties of clearing the course, &c., were very efrciently discharged by a bode of police under the direction of Mr. Edrouud Payne, amierintendent of the P divisiou. The stewards wrre the Earl of Coventry, Lord Courtesay, said Clavier llevill, Esq. --- he more thas it mere °utilise of hie address, which vas so vociferously cheered that scarcely more than half of any of his sentences could he distinctly heard. The bon, gentleman cenced by slinding to the position in *hick be himself with repall to lb. Fawcett, and coatedod that 8U his conduct to the{ respect had been pethellhithelotheel and legitimate. With respect to the of epee*, Hr. Fawcett had e him with og the extravagiu3ce cf Hr. &oval in the Matter of whereas the fact was that hie bills cost him nothing. w thi e r °"an surZy ba ctl bg a:t m e G l i li t aw ill4 hir e to a rie aj e l t d erah l iltug at allneme. All kip estramors worked gratuitously, and that the meson why they bad been so extremely (Chen and vociftratiess from the outeide ea* In Oleg% the window with .very moguls; Idr. L*704100 to &equation of flogging in the loarAtrooty ottotios of wkigh was sufficient to illinpirjha Ida* glued into a ekes of excitement. It was dig lOW b 4104 the speaker cute gat the chance of saying heir deeindly be *es opposed bo eh enguieary and brutal = re. Ono , men in the soul suggested that Mr. be ' lied up" hinself, and was immediately bri b risin c rl opp o n e nt's of tha t nmade'6. l" aoe co this sub-' Imyasd het with great moors Mr. floovell, forsoo th , weld anent to ban up the "at " whenever say. ether muse of pauYyswt could be found, hot what would le do at seassliere dogging was so extensively practised? shchime sad cries of "That's " How would he Mae ) He 'looked around on that imposing assemblage, fah Iltme many of his auditory were sailors or the friends of sellers, and his heart would not let him beettens a moment aa to the repeal of a peisliniest which fell so heavily on seafaring men. Ho bed that day visited the ivied adjoining Mr. Smell's headquarters, and bid talked to an old roan-of-war% map on the subjoin. Hi. interlocutor had declared his opinion that fogging coed sot be dispeos?d with, but be ((Mr.Lied) _lad asked him whether he sni . addend himself to be as grid *as a Fulthuoaa," soh the answer was, "As good as ten Freeness." masks' cheering. and cries of " Hear, hear.") " at• thee," returned be (Mr. Layard), "are you orsperid to ' admit to • mudgesot towhith no Frenchman b exposed!" This silenced hie ',Merle. (Cheers.) Nobody contd meths out whet wens Mr. Bungs views os this stbi'd• Damn evening ha refused to vote for immediate abolition, and coi the next he ldished • declaration that he had not so rides& His Ph. L}yar~d'a) opinion smas that togging Mails. a good men hid, mot .bad Mai worse, sad therefore lie was prepared to VOLSCI* it/ 'immediate abolition in both army and navy. amid clieeii.) He wished nut to say • tow words as to the duties of the weenie men of tnglancl, and he was the more nations to do so because he learned that attempts were being made to Miens, the waking mot by motives of oelf-interost immterigt as itchpoodint ripe for the pet needs If W oaths. They must remember haw math tha Mass, tiel elation of the working men bad titian of late years. Mr. Charles Dickens, the greatest author of our times, di. rooted all his splendid genius to the illustration of the Co.. dition of the working man. Twenty years ago such • man as Mr. Dickens could only have obtained employment in writing fashionable novels, insipid in story and doubtful in morality, at An. the set, now he published his immortal works at the smallest price, and they were read with delight in every cottage in the king. dom. (Loud cheers.) He (Mr. Layard) had also written a book. (Hear, hear.) He bad first published it at a high price, and very few were sold ; he then republished it at os., and the whole edition was at once disposed of. (eers.) This was, in fact, the era of cheap liters tun, and as • consequence of the dissemination of cheap literature the working man was of far different status now then formerly. He was the friend of the working man, sod all has exertions *bead, be devoted to the bettering the wooing man's coudi_tion•— (An individual here asked. • How mica an l'eur r but was immediately hustled off as a concealed friend of the Oppo site party.) He was no untried man. (Hear, hear.) He bad been in parliament before, and his acre were before them. He was the follower of no government, but wee prepared to support • liberal one iu liberal measures. They , would, not improbably, soon have a tory government, In ' whisk NM the liberal party should hove tried and o r ri- in Pe lined ass to mpressut themparliament. (" h ear ,* i Art "AWN "I He repeated that he should plab parliament to ao off no *.....‘0r s --.. end the worlds man. (A voice from the outer verge of the meet ' Img ben bawled out, "Take Oladatone's penny off the pl." • suggestion which was received with very general enthusiasm.) He would much rather help to take it off tea, for sobriety was the one thing needful to give the work ing man his proper place in society. (Loud cheers.) He was a free trader to everything ; but the first step towards reducing taxes must be to retrench expenditure. The old cry of " Reform and retrenchment" must be again heard at the hustings. We meet reduce our enormous army and navy, and oemeot by commercial treaties our alliance with France. He had now been at work for ten days, and so had his indefatigable committee, end the malt would be, he believed, to place him the heed of the poll. (Loud cheers.) A Pia/4021 in the crowd asked, Whether Mr. Layard was in favour of the repeal of the onion with Ireland Mr. LATARD—I believe such • measure would be des tructive to Ireland, and • great misfortune to England. (Loud cheers). In answer to other questions, he should e= all possible reduction in the duties on tea and Another Poems asked whether " Mr. Candidate was for the retail of the paper duties:" Mr. AIL= was for the repeal of all bed taxes. The Psaaox.—Answer my question. Are you for the rend of the paper duties ? .Mr Lavasn—l have answered your question before. (Chars, disseut, and a variety of discordant cries.) ' The candidate then retied amid loud cheers, and gave ' way to an aged gentleman, who announced himself to be the youngest of eleven in • family of veteran reformers, and gave some interesting details respecting the days of Major Cartwright and of the earliest mowers of reform. The duty of this gentleman seemed to be that of talking out the meeting, as when he spoke Mr. Lard left, and the ma. jority of the people rapidly followed him. NEWCASTLE ELECTION. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Tuvaszur Arraalloox. The nomination of candidates for the vacancy in the representation which has occurred by Mr. Ridley having accepted the office 4 Copyhold Commissioner, took piths on the sandhilli in front of the Guildhall, this morn- Mr. Headley, the sheriff of the town, presiding. Though the mooing was tolerably fine for the time of year, the attendance in front of the hustings was not so large as on farmer aceastess. • Mr. WILLIAM ItaINPRIDoR, barrister, nominated Mr. P. Carstairs, and Mr. WAMTORD seconded the nomination. Sir Woman I. ARMSTRONG nominated Mr. Beaumont, and Ur. R. W. HODuSON seconded the nomination. K. CAIIITAIM, in the course of au animated sposok de claredithet he was in favour of Mr. Bright's reform bill, was an advocate of the ballot, the repeal of the paper duties, the abolition of church rates, reform of the matitutions in India, and any government that would, support reform at home and liberty sad independence abroad. Mr. BILLUMONT did not approve fully of either the Reform Bills brought in by the Derby or the Palmeistos govern ments ; but if Lord John kassell's bill could not be amended he would support it. He was opposed to radical changes in oar constitution, but was partial to some of the fancy franchises. lie would give votes to persons paying 1001. a year income tax, and to lodger'. He would not pledge himself to support the ballot. He would vote for the abolition of church rates, and cordially sympathised with the progress of liberty abroad. He highly eulogised Garibaldi, and while sarUag the French alliance he thought that alliance would he more cordial if the inatitu tions of the country were more in sympathy with owe. A shoveof heeds having beer token, Mr. Cal - stairs had the majority. A poll was demanded for Mr. Beaumont, which will take place to-morrow rooming. SW Iji TIC CENTRAL CITIONAILL COURT. Mr. Deputy Fey brought up • report from the Officers and Clerks' sftmmittee, to whom the 'subject of the payment by the public for the admkmion to the galleries of the Central Criminal Court bad been referred, in which they stated that they found that the sum reoefired during a period of six years amounted to 9301., and the expenses to 2461. The balance was divided every year between the Lord Mayer, the Sheriffs, and the sword beam ; and Mr. Hoard, the housekeeper, also received a per °vitae. The committee expressed their opinion that the practice of re. ailing money for admission to a court of *tam was most objectionable in every respect, and contrary to every prin ciple of justice, and they recommended that it should at moo be discontinued. They also recommended that tickets ot ecligjeoion to the gallerita should be issued by the sheriffs, to the extent they thought proper, and that any vacant seat Amulet be occupied by the public. The report also mated :hat the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs readily gave up any 'skim they had in the matter , and recommended that if any 11l ea -rouse should be incurred in carrying out the • e• Lew s ft -slid be defrayed by this court out of ei s u the s funds. ' , nacos of the report. Mr. ty Fey moved the Km, . ^ office Mr. anima Been said that whale he 611+4 _N Of skint!' he saw a great deal of the w,'rkiog of the Syinon,. ::,ii he Wit ashamed to see the proceed.'ssirs of the Central' Criminal Court made • public exhibition t.v money. There used to be a sort of sliding scale of payment for admission, according to the interest created by the trial ; and when Palmer's ease was going on, he heard that very large sums were given for admission to the galleries of the court. An amendment was subsequently moved, " That the re port be weed to, with the exception of that portion of it empowering the sheriffs to Issue ticket, of admission," which was put and negatived, and the originel motion was then agreed to. Mr. JOHN RICHARDSON then rose to move, "That upon the occasion of the presentation of the freedom of the City to Baron Clyde and Sir James Outram, the same should take place in the Guildhall, and not in this court," but there was a cry of " Adjourn," and the court broke up without the motion being brought forward. The presentation of the freedom, which is fixed for the 20th inst., will consequently not take place in the Guild hall, as has been stated, unless some special notice is given upon the subject. A memorial window, in stained glaa of remark able beauty (says the Blackburn Patrsol), has just been erected in Christ Church, Grimahaw.park, Blackburn, to the memory of the late Robert Hopwood, Esq., of that town, sod a magnificent donor to that and other churches'. The window is 16 feet high by 8 feet wide. Style, decorated Gothic. The subject, extending over all the lower lights, is "The Last Supper" (from designs furnished and executed by Hestia. Baillie t d Wardour-street, London). On the sloping sill of the window is a brass plate, beauti fully engraved and illuminated, deeoratintthe above, "To the Glory of God, in memory of Robert Hopwood, &c., by his affectionate wife, Elisabeth Hopwood." SaILI01:18 DAMAGI BY LIGHTNI24I3.—RxmAREABLE Ewan or Two Limms.—On the 29th ult., between heli um* 8 and 9, serious damage was done to Shenvell House, the random:woe Caleb 'Fretter, Esq., by lightning. The electric fluid has stripped the bark from a p ortion of amble tree, which stands immediately in front of the house, and with its branches nearly touching one owner of the not and parapet ; this corner is entirely demolished. From this the fluid must have found a cooductor, which carried it to a mom Immediately over the hall dour; it entered this apartment and made a small bole in the ading, travelling along the inside of the paper , and leaving • black stroke to mark its route it traversed the le ngth of a wall acid was stayed by a maasive beam, one the supports of the haw, which it fired. A peat portion of the laths immediately caught, and the limme would have soon been enveloped in flames had it not been for the courage of the °oak, who succeeded , HMO efforts, in extinguish ing the dames. All the picture frames ere blackened and spoiled, as are also several valuable od paintings. Bra. Trotter sad her daughter were seated in a lower apartment in front of the fire, when the lightning entered the room by the chimney, pawed between them, fortunately without injuring either, went oat at the open door end lodged itself in the beck premises. In the apartment where the light ning entered, a large mirror has sustained considerable in. jury. Although the damage done is certainly serious, the family may talate themselves on a narrow escape from the entire demditivaof the premiere and loss of life. Plymouth Journal. CuunTiL PaLaci. —Ong SUILLINII DAY. THURADAT, DIOD. 6.—Admissions on payment, 374 ; ditto by season ticketa, 289.—Total visitors, 663. Errs's HostaorAwc Cocoa. Its delicious gratetal nonothuses, and larkiorstlas power have pro cured its general adoption es a breakfast beterage. anti lib. packets, at ad. per lb.. by the print fps' grocers Labelled -Jame* kppe., liouietoitatkic chemist, Loudun.' —lAd verttsement I