The Sun. — London, England, 1860-12-01 00:00:00

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I Rai - . ..'''>''' *- 03 3 --'-'-'' '• . ur daY .' Afternoon, at - Half-past f wo. .... •• d officer, ----- r . on , ' - . ----- aof my OckRIBALDI end . ITALY.-ST. JAMES?S . - sal - now the 5,...-- ...---...-.. _ . ..11.1.oninmon,.....••••••••••••,•11,m0•116, ' ' ‘ ..../MNsiff,r a - DAyliA Li..-ORATION by Mr. M ASON JONES, THURS- St y, " The th e ~D E VENING, December 6.-Mr.' MASON JONES has • -!..4 - ' ' . • , . * _--- i forming _ /,, u nour to announce that he has just returned from IN (21 335 ' • THE SUN LONDOD.' • SATITIWAY EVENING DECEMBER 1 1860 p.b.11;k4 All STAMPED, s r . . -.- In . ..5 , s . s j -Stly, ,,, and will deliyer an- ORATION in -the .Great St. 9 re 4 • remark, .-ii, : _ 4 ` l ,e a Hall, Regent street, ,on THURSDAY . NEXT, intention ssssem a 'eber 6. Mr. Mason Jones having become fully -7,• 1 _1;1 inted with the leaders of the various - parties in ' le U _MA CATIONS - . EROIII THE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT. Highbury, Dee. 18 and Jan. 17,. at one, at the Court of Victoria, Presided over by a Governor who was Nuneaton) -Mid-Wales (Aberystwith extension)- a young ii i liY, and having • also - enjeyed the intimate friend- . • • . Bankruptcy. imself so wall ,of the great • Liberator (Gariwaldi) himself, .. 4 .________ ST. JAMES'S PALACE; Nov. 27. . . Samuel Howard Coombs, shoemaker, Oswestry, Shrep- Corr wall-Mr. Sney rolunteer vat ,_oe enabled to give the results of his pershnal obser- NEW • WORK BY,THE AUTHOR OF " JOHN' HALIFAX." ' The Queen has been pleased,.on the nomination of the shire,: Dec. 13 and Jan. , , 17 at eleven at the Birmingham task of the Christian missionary there was indeed and . willing to aid in the work of their civilisation. The Midland (Ashchurch and xs Ev ß e r s a h n a n na h L-T a i n d n - h D e e s v te o r n , r A n i l ti c guns on the social, religious, and political condi- District Court. ,opportu- ss f of Italy ; upon. the feelings and opinions df the Italian Now ready, in 1 yel., 10s. Gd., ele,gantly bound, QTUDIES . 'FROM LIFE. Right Hon. Lord Foley, to appoint Henry Gillott Gridley, Esq., one of her Majesty' e Honourable Corps of Gentlemen er / , who, grsple themselves with reference to the principal actors in rt extension to o i an ( 71. 1 , .3 in v t 3 c u Cr v i ir n a g s . =llf i e h r le m a t ito s f i nn d n e ig, t :T t l , _s___%f=ailAzonl:ttre ( T u a t t ) e_st A er ie r ro te p n o s u i t o a n n ) pi s i ,!„nseat drama ;tp define the state of parties in the Two /..../ By the Author of at-Anns, vice J. W. C. Ewart, Esq,, resigned. 11 Sar r il Da B vie t s, i tlraper, T t r t e h d e e B g a n c, a 11 ,1 s o t za e r , t .De c . t an an. ,a e even, a Lecessity, to ..,lies, and the present ariplct'of the ,Italian question ; and ~ ur 2 t half- est Henry Martin, tailor, Southamptt , Dec.l , a that the work had not been begun too late. Indeed (improvements, Sze.)-Metrop . " JOHN HALIFAX, GENTLEMAN," &O. • CITY OF RIPON. ' ' s stru sto of Zeic . authoritatively of the inteatione and future policy d Harbury-Merione - .) Then at g , 1 ~, o clock nends and adVocates of - Italian Unity. To commence Hurst and Blackett, 13, Great Marlboroigh-street. . The Gazette of this evening contains the Speaker's war- ' rant to issue a sera for the election of a member to serve in Te e ! _.- . ....1-••r_ts' one and Jan. 14, at one at the Court of Bankruptcy. P be appreciated without remembering the peculiar gan Junction-Marton an • Metropolitan (Wes- Ze how early he had been in the field could hardly Finsbury-circus)-Milford, Fishguard, an_d . Car t d h i- i m ) : fact that • out of all the still small population of shire-Monkstown extension is hoped es" • 5 ,,,, rved seats and balconies, 3s. ; area, 2s. ; back seats British Columbia two-thirds-almost nine- tern extension). da Parliement for the city of Ripon, at the end of fourteen THE NEW DIO GESS OF, - COLUMBI..4. lined for , e 4 r galleries, Is. ; a few sofa stalls (numbered and strictly Now ready, at all the Libraries, in 3 Yols., days after this notice, in the room of Ashley Warre, Esq., _________..-- th e / led) near the platform, 5§..• ;which may be secured at HIGH PLACES. By G. T. LOWTH, Esq., deceased. ate lien- s t ,, all, 28, Piccadilly ;at the ibraries and music-sellers ; Yesterday a very numerou Author of " The Wanderer in Arabia." s and influential tenths-were men and adults ; the meaning of Nantwieli and Market Drayton-NonrthcexEtaesntseiiTn let, We have s at Mr. Mitchell's, Royal Library, 3,3, Old 13end-street, W. .-_______ , " One of the very best novels of the sdason."-Chronicle. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Captain Waller Ashe WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, Nov. 30. public meetings pursuant to a requisition presented which was that a rising generation was scarcely (Blaydon to Conside)-North Easter 3 , an _ f " A tale of on the ground yet. (Hear, hear.) In this great to Otley Valle d Arthington)-North E • Gt er had a ARGYLL ROOMS, 'Windinill-Street, Piccadilly, uneommon interest. There is in it a freshness from the 85th Foot, to be Captain vice John Cunning ° feeling-, a fineness of perception, and a facility of expres- . . Mansion-house in aid of the Mission to British ~ , to the Lord Mayor, was held in the Egyptian-hall, work he felt that the clergy of the Church ot Eng- (Castletown to Gromont.)-North London (wide . n- alt let er ,/Z R-OPENEH for the WINTER SEASON for PRO- ham, appointed to the 12th Light , Dragoolii.. sion, as delightful as raie."-Globe, foot -about a ear a , $) Seaford- wi that may ,-,,, ~ I DE CONCERTS, with the . following powerful cast, 6th Dragoons-Lieutenant the Honourable Edward Roden Columbia, which was set on laud would be ready to join hands with all men ing) -North Eastern and South Western J:anstmeironn Y is ' professing •the name of Christ-(hear, hear)-and -North Somerset-Nantle - Newha ven II milting of selection§ from Il •Trovatore:lllartha, Lurline, Hurst and Bleckett, 13, Great Marlborough-street. ' Bourke, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Arthur Finch under circumstances still fresh in the public recol• a learned se i ”snots, L'Etoile du Nord, &c. Dancing at Ten o'clock. - ' Dawson, who retires. he could not help saying that here at least the Neweastle-upon-Tyne, Dsrwerit, and Wcardale- Tin work to be done would not be of that dubious North Metropolitan Junction. A r A c ,. °HS:in al Band, established tep years. Conducted by M. 12th Light Drag•oons-Captain John Cimingham, from the lection, one of which was the munificent donation gave us etOTTE: AdirlissioKlb. .*. • ' NEW WORE. EDITED BY THE AUTHOR OF " MARY. , Of X 25,000. by Miss Burdett Coutts, for the endow -Ist Dragoon Guards, to be Captain, vice Charles Joseph cuaracter which consisted of conversion d Oswesi,ry, Ellesmere, an- y( an pro- A Whitchurch-Oswes is. May . POWELL." Harford, appointed to the 85th Foot ; Crofton Thomas me_nt . :f a bishopric and two ehaplaineies. selytising as between different denominations of try and Newtown. allantine t THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, , Now ,Reedy, in pest Bvo., 7s. 6d., , , Barton Vandeleur, •Gent. to .be Cornet, ,by purchase, Al.l s Burdett Coutts, and many other ladies Christians-(hear, hear)-but of waging war on Pontefract and Castleford-Portadown, Dungan trd Chief . • - ~, s es ti nigh Holborn.-Thia eatabrishment, pre-eminently TTIE AuTOBIOGRAPIfY OF VALENTINE ' vice Macaulay, appointed lo the 72d Foot. were present in the body of the hall. de_flguished for the elegance and matchless beauty of its DUVAL. 15th Light Dragoons.-Alexander Martin•Edmiston ? Gent., The LORD MAYOR, on taking the chair, expressed ignorance and vice in all its forms, and by the light non, and Omagh Junction-Parsonstown and Por- to Ine v failons, combined with the perfection_ of its manage- . ... of Christianity educing order from chaos.(Cheers.) temna_portmadoc and Porthdyallaen - Petersfield E mw that NT, is OPEN EVERY EVENING. Mr. 'W. M. Packer's Edited by the Author of " Mary Powell." , to be Cornet, by purchase, vice John Evelyn Kingston the pleasUre it had afforded him to convene the , nk. s s a s hl y talented Band performs 'nightly' selections from the "A vety interesting book, which will take the flrst place Morley, who retires ; Joseph Norton, Gent., to be Cur- meet • og, i in compliance with a requisition signed Th . e res l olution was then put and carried and Botley-Petersfield (Exton and Southampton) Port Diganwy -Petersfield (deviation) -Poole - _ t ] ao[ e ' r as and the most admired and favourite elance 'music. among the works of the Author of 'Mary Powell.' •Itis a net, by purchase, vice Maxwell, promoted. by merchants of . the City of London, and to .preside he was ........,estaobeinoshemenenatt i e s i . nbt o'clock- Admissieu to all parts of the true blograPhy."_spedator. ' 17th Light Dragoons-Edward Henry Maunsell, Gent., to unanimous y. ) Of his , , . over so large an asseinbly collected together in aid be Cornet, by purchase, vice Fraser; .promoted. The Bishop of OXFORD moved the second reso- Petersfield, Bishops W altham, and Botley. , . "We heartily commend the work to families of all classes, Ross and Monmouth . .it ou the and especially for adult schools."-English Churchman. Royal Artillery-Lieutenant Philip Henry Sandilands, to of a work bf such manifest interest and importance, lution :- PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of " That this meeting recognising the national importance (approaches)-Rhy spectable • Richard BentleY, New Burlington-street. ' be Second Captain, vice Molony, placed on the Super- Letters of apology for unavoidable absence were of missionary labours among the colonists, Chinese, native Rhymney (branches)-Rhyl Harbour, Bridge, and e , _ Chancery, made in the matter of the Estate of Flo- - read by his lordship from the Dille of Newcastle, Indians, and coloured people, and believing that the Bishop since we t l i aillis Frederick Stephepeen, formerly .ot Twickenham, in 'il Ra'l R ' C 1R "1 ay and Improve- ti i way- egent s ana al w e y n - s i o R n y ) . ..._d e a ' - erson, to be Veterinary-Surgeon, vice Ball, deceased. for the ly do not e county of Middlesex, and late of the Union Club, Trafal ' 4ar- s D UBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE. ROYAL EsiGlNEtite.-The under-mentioned Lieutenants E . l G ville and Lord Chichester. at ran , , and clergy of Columbia deserve cordial approbation ment o ime ouse asin-Rathkeale and News , fL • h B ' nin - ey ßam (C s a e r y d - iff ßom e la .. quare, in the same county, and of No. 78, St. James nsea Vale f-a- dozen ' 41. '0, Brighton, in the county of Sussex, Esquire, deceased ; No. 336. FOR DECEMBER. Price 2s. 6d. with temporary rank to be Lieutenants with permanent The Rev. JOHN GARRETT, one of the secretaries, d ,I ) 'srsons clainiing debts or liabilities affecting•the Esitate of rank, viz. :-Robert Young' Armstrong, Robert John made a preliminary statement .to the effect that tot have • CONTENTS. exertions they are making to promote the religious and I William :',!c o said Florentins Frederick Stephenson, who died on or 1. The O'Conors and Cowley- 6. The Work-a-Day World Bond, Arthur Kyle Haslett,• George Edward Grover, dersn .6 the last year,Dr. Hills, the bishop ofthe new to continue their kind exertions, and obtain as large . a fund m se o e r r a e l ta a ti d e v s an an ce d m m en etr t o o po f li th ta e n co c l o o m ny m , irteteqeuefsotsrmtheed Hlasontoyraeryar casstwlea. Chase-Sirhowy am S l 6 l l 3 l :- 1,,5.t):1T: .0 nt the month of October 1860 are by their solictors, on Wellesleys. of France. Chap. VI. Charles Harland Craigie Halkett, George Henry L. Pole, aughter.) "t before the 7th da fJ ' ' ' - • i i , , , y o anuary, 1861, to come in and prove 2. Thomas Becket. 7. Shane Buie :A Le nd of Charles Bowen George Wm Johnson, Wm. Hutchinson , ~. , s diocess in Columbia, through the instrumentality as possible for the purpose of supporting the missionaries nd a serious .ssStr , siebta at the Chambers of the 31a ster of the Rolls, in the 3. Wanderings in Ireland. Kilkee. ge Mulloy, Wm. nandall Slacke, Edward Toler Wynne, (Oswestry and Ellesmere)-South Staffordshire 51 (Keadby extension)-Shirley-South Eastern a . 1. ' 0 1 . , -yard, Chancery-lane, Middlesex, or in default thereof No. 111. 'North-East. 8. Robert Owen and His them. " oi tile limos subscribed twelve ,months ago, had under the great and peculiar difficulties which Burr= ;e, .Esq.• • '`'e .. .Z , will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the 4. A House Divided against Social Philosophy. Francis George Oldham, Henry Allen Gun, George been assisted in bis missionary enterprise by eight I r i a i:e- hi - re Shr ( a small • Q 4 .1., ; Orden , Gordon C. Bigsby, John Charles Ardagh, James J. clergymen, and had founded trio educational in- . . • The special purpose they had in view was the (Folkestone Harbour)-Stourbridge (extension) - s . Itseli : A Tale of the 9. Notes on New Books. ~ •..' l'idity, the llth day a January 1861 at twelve o'clock Civil Wars. , Part IL . _ 10. Old Paris. •.. ' '• Rebertson, William Emmerson Peck, Christopher Josiah forming in this stage of its existence the moral e C w an 8 h n n o r c y k a. ther it is . -- ss swan at • Stitti , tions - of great). proalis hed also com religious- character of the colony. Un- - , Stockton and Darlington (new railiray at Marske _ Stockport, Timperley, and Altrincham Junction - .4 ~i !, g,,,, _ , , the said Chambers, fa, ,epiointed for hearpThg 5.. Old. Maids. •• • ,-•--• -.. ‘,. -, •.'•,. . - ~ , • Ra '. l6°ll, John -I Vra4lott....*AggailU Aztliaii..Palfmie4aig , -, ,- ell' 'ektli_ -penenttnafessfilinsigAtig s.. the' native and Sk lton, &c.)-St; George's Harbour-Salis- I can tax . 77 - -3tcpaelifiktitigliten7the.elitiaiie ~.,- .•.,,, . ` 4 - ' - • Dublin • William' .111, X.,oritV doubtedly, that colony was destined, as far as man and e r I should .. '" - thidOtirdeeteoQll.49lMgek.k.,...--,-.4,4,-;.,-`- •-• '•-- - ' , _ ',--; ",-- .‘ -'-'' • - cilt./b/r6"l44llank "lertlCll"4l4l6l4.""lteit4l4ttath*aiiel6l4- ,I -• ndians; as well as among the Chinese and other . and Dorset Junction-South Stafford- I least ides ' • sTtletE - AND CONSTABLE, e colon . Grenadier Guards-Lieutenant and Captain Sir John Toreigners in th y . might dare to forecast anything, to grow into a bury, Poole, Just published, price ls., new edition, by post 14 stamps, moved the first resolu- great and important community. At present tupposing , 44. Bloomsbury-square, W.C. - Mentagu Burgoyne, Bart., to be Captain and Lieuten- The Bishop of LONDON !THE SCIENCE OF LIFE : or, How to Live, ant Colonel, by purchase vice Ral h Bradford who re- ti .- it was very much a Cave of Adullam ; • but pool-Scottis ' h North Eastern- - St. Ives and West r ailor ? I 11, 0 YA URANCE OFFICE, L EXCHANGE ASS I_ and What to Live For ; Explanatory of the Mysteries tires ; Ensi dL' ) 1 3 , . on . . . . gn an ieutenant the Hon. Norman Leslie h kfuln " That this meeting desires to express its tan ess whether there should be a David to reduce it to Cornwall-Somerset Central (Glastonbury to Bur- i olence on ' of Man's Existence, and the various Phenomena of Life. Avon-Sherbourne- South , Royal Exchange, London, Melville to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice for the safe arrival in British Columbia of the Bishop and order, or whether it was to be left to disorder, was ton) tford-u on - Stra P With Instructions for Securing Health and Strength ; and ,•••• - - shire and Central Wales --Shrewsbury and Welch- c wiled me The 2- st November, 1860. Remarks on the Treatment of Disorders incidental to Seden- Oir J.. 61. Burgoyne, Bart. ; Henry Amelius CoventrY, his band of clergy ; and acknowledges that their difficult bel to call t x Court of Directors of the Corporation of the Royal d Netley-South 1 ta Life Gent., to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice osition in that far off land calls for s ecial s mpathy and an e, change Assurance do Hereby give Notice, that their 1 7 • Melville. • State establishment of Christianit her • if Straths e -SOUthaMpthn P P 3: no y t e,t is P Y . f and West-end Junction-South ;hare in a tSacts,sses-noons will be shut from TUESDAY, the llth of By a PHYSICIAN of 20 years' practice. su ort from their fellow Christians at home.' pp a question which we had to solve. There could be Wales Mineral (extension) -Swansea and Neath- ' missionary work must be done by us, or not done London and City . . ;it would tk e_, Mber next, to THURSDAY, the 3d of January following ; CoNTENTs.-The Physical Education of Early Life-The t - 3d Regiment of Foot-Ensign John Law, to be Lieu e During the last 12 months a great work had been Li Th Th f D'e• ti The nant, without „:',',, the Annual General Court appointed by their Charter Art of Prolonging ie- e eory o . i„es on- _ ~ purchase, vice Harry Arthur Alexander at all ; and it was for us to say whether into that ampton and Isle of Wig For ml • R b Ch I H t b begun and sustained in Columbia and had that not I " 41 be hid h • h R 1 E h n Stomach and its Difficulties--The Cultivation of the Affec- Breelon, deceased ; Ensign o ert ar es earn, o e Lie , w,„ o en, at t eir Office on t e oya xc ange, o , ' tur i stream sou e turne t e river of the Albans and Shefford. b'd h Id b d h ' ! plaintin e„„uNtsr•AY, the '. 9th of December, at Twelve o'clock at tons and Regulation oi the P asa t ona -N„ vous Disorders, Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Law, whose promo- been so, another great work of a wholly different Ancholm, and I I believe e''''a ; and that a Dividend will be considered of at the said &c. &c. spu r t . tion on Sept. 9, 1860, has been cancelled. description would have been achieved ; for in th city of God. (Hear, hear.) Tralee and Tarbert-Trent , 1 of a libel JOHN A. HIGHAM, Secretary. London : Mann, 39, Cornhill, and all Booksellers. Bth Foot-Lieutenant William Hunter Bailie, from the words of old Latimer, there was one bisho ho e The motion was briefl seconded b Mr. BERENs, Grimsby-Thames Embankment. y y th. 13 w Governor of the Hudson's Bay Company, who said Uxbridge and Rickmanswor I --____. 91st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Charles Dynely Baynes, a man up , - never slept at his post, and who was alwa • ys sowing Clwyd. adeney to l I HE INTERNATIONAL LIFE 1 'II I HE PRESENT DISTRESS IN TRADE who exchanges, that had it not been for that company, the whole Vale of t -Working- 1 broad-cast the seed of evil. But for the exertions ' ht Railway and Pier-St. d fully explained in J. GROSSMITH'S 9th Foot-Lieutenant Francis Tuach Rolls, from the 53d e, a naore ASSITRANCE SOCIETY. of the Bishop of Columbia and his coadjutors during -Wivenhoe and . " GOVERNMENT UPON FIRST PRINCIPLES." Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Harry Elmhirst, who ex- f G tB 't • ld ha e been overrun by Ames ton Tidal Basin and Railway re joke to p e , 112, Strand, London. changes. h 1 . h t e ast year, w o could say how much evil would o rea ri ain wou v territory which was now preserved to the Crown Whitehaven, Cleator, and Egremon _ Do net, ' -Po 8 , wered by Act of Parliament, for LIFE ASSURANCE The cause is there predicated of the monetary difficulties ex perienced in 1860. The Crisis is at hand. A •t • b i 20th Foot-Ensign George Duncan Wahab, to be Lieute- no w have been rampant in that distant dependency ? l • t Tff Vale)- ' 4 VIVORSHIPS, ANNUITIES, ENDOWMENTS, &c. nxie yin us - b • t "th the company to protect combe-West Midland (new me o a been a great o jec wi own any nese has now become the grim torture. Purity of motive, t t b h •th II Adolp'aus enan , y pure ase, vice e on. E• P• Th •It f tit' • • th t h b . t e specia y o is mission was ate su jec s rexham and Minera-West London ricans and all sorts of people. He added that it had Brightlingsea-West Midland Branches-Wy - DIRECTORS. intelligently exercised, must animate all Governments, or all Vereker, promoted. ford 3is a libel s,, 1 :1 , 310ND SHEPPARD SYMES, M.D., Chairman. is lost, All denominations of Constitutions are carefully 22d Foot-Ensign Michael Fenton, to be Lieutenant, of it were men of many kinds and races. It was a example in which his race had increased 'Estee • dof (extension) -Ware, Hadlam, and Bunting your pro- 'VI Elliotson, 31.D.,Cantab., 1 John Moss, Esq. examined in J. Grossmith's "Government upon First Prin- without purchase, vice Ellis, promoted ; Lieut. Ed ward mission, certainly, to our own countrymen, but a the red man, and its territory afforded the only Witney-W st s ciples." d P 1 West Midland and Severn 7to do so. tteu " • John Symes, Esq. Murray Cookesley, to be Adjutant, vice Ellis, promoted. they formed but a small portion of the population -1 7 J. Hodgson, Esq. Joseph Thompson, Esq. Kent and Co., late Piper and Co., Paternoster-row. which had been attained by the company having Wimborne an oo e- . d Sh bur and spinion, I 24th Foot-Lieutenant R. P. O. P. Lord Louth, from 79th there. For example, at the infant but rising set- Valley Railways-West Midlan , rows y, SECRETARY TO THE BOARD. always set its face against countenancing the use of Workso Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander John Covin Birch, aecreasing, after contact with white men-a result Walton and Edgehill Junction-West Cheshire :ated that Alexander Richardson, Esq. tlement of Douglas, which was a fair specimen of it in the CORRESPONDING SECRETARY. who eirchanges. The Fourth Edition, Just - Published, Bvo, in cloth, price ss. - • the general state of society, there were 8 coloured - • and Stavely-Worcester , s , Bromvard and Leomin e plaintid Augustus Blondel, Esq. by post free, ss. 6d. 26th Foot-Lieutenant James Armstrong, to be Captain h ld 1b t meeting that t e company wou use i s es exer- nd Bridgenorth - West 29 Mexicans and Spaniards, 37 Chinese, 16 t i ster-Wolverhampton a AUDITORS. by purchase vice James Youn who retires • Ensign men, (IN TRUE and FALSE SPERMATORRHCEA ; , g , , ons to sup Port the influence of the Government n Brighton, and rue, I can l 'rOlessor Wheatstone, F.R.S., and Professor J. Radford. k- , with the View to.the Correction of wide-spread Errors 1 . 4 f C I Henry P. Wolferstan, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Frenchmen and tahans, men rom entra ardent spirits among the Indians. He assured the Coast of Wales-West-end and City- p and the bishop in the colony. London Extension, and Londo , . whom I 1 Young. hi relation to the Treatment and Cure of Sufferers from De- vice Armstrong. Europe, 4 from the North of Europe, 73 citizens of MEDICAL REFEREE GENERAL. The resolution was put to the meeting,and adopted South Coast Junction. bility of the Generative system, or Sexual Hypochrondriasis. 44th Foot-Ensign Francis O'Neill to be Lieutenant, with- the United States, and 35 British subjects. There, • - • whatever a. Elliotson, M.D., Cantab., F.R.S., 37, Conduit-street. . • - without a dissentient voice. limited , he person - ACTUARY. Translated from the German ot Dr. PICKFORD. out purchase, vice Robert Montresor Rogers, promoted, . , n h 1 't • th too, t e w o e communi y was in e proportion ot at Western Hotel Company ( mit it must W. S. B. Woolhouse, Esq., F.R.A.S., F.S.S., &o. without urchase to an Unattached Com an " Dr. Pickford is loaown to English readers by his frequent P 9 Py• On the motion of Mr. G. HOARE, seconded by for the Gre ASSISTANT ACTUARY. practical contributions to German medical literature. This 50th Foot-Ensign William Richard White to be Lieu- females He r hear 1 204 males to only two .( a , 's Mr. W. GLADSTONE, the sincere thanks of the meet- and the Stockport W t ks Bills. District a erwor as a hoax. Barker Woolhouse, Esq. is the first time, he informs us, that he has addressed himself tenant, by purchase, vice the Honourable Charles C. There was, besides, hardly such a thing as a home ______ hie were tendered with acclamation to the Right NV EEK. Landed all BANKERS. to the non-medical reader. We trust that this may not be the Chetwynd, promoted, by purchase, to an Unattached in that district. How much need, therefore, was - TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE k" dl • 't made ths . Messrs. Glyn, Mills, and Co., 67, Lombard-street. last, if he shall detect any other equally flagrant evil which it in hi Company. 53d Foot-Lieutenant Harr El h' tf th 9th Foot, there to send forth the humanizing influences of Hon. the Lord . Mayor for so in y convening i , Notices have also been deposited with the Boal e for you Iltes SOLICITORS. may be s power to correct."-London Medical Gazette. ars. Gregory, Gregory, Skirrow, and Roweliffe, Bedford e The editor has conferred a great boon on the sufferers y m Ira , TOM e our own Church to support and befriend those and for presiding on the occasion. Miles Opened. Receipts. _......-.."----.. ~--a---. inces into row. from this distressing malady by translating this little book, to be Lieutenant, vice Francis Tuach Rolls, who exchanges. homeless men of many races. After a collection, by which upwards of £6OO Railways. 1800. 1859. 1860. 1859. ot, and if - Examples of Bonus up to May, 1855 :- and by laying bare the scandalous practices of unqualified was raised towards the funds of the mission, the _______ --- adventurers, who profess to cure a disease of which they 56th Foot-Ensign Th omas Charles Watson, from the 14th Mr. C. FORTESCUE,.M.P., in seconding the reso- x x , -____ meeting separated. say what , ____________ know nothing, with no other object than to fill their own Foot, to be Ensign. lution, said he had been requested and gladly 65 1,264 1,124 Belfast and N. Counties.... 65 wili ielitY o 1 I : c lieY Bonus in Permanent purses. The difference between true Snermatorrhcea and the i gn , undertook to perform that duty, being officially 67th Foot-Ensi James Hardie Fraser to be Lieutenant 20 537 484 Bonus in , .ak 1 Sum addition I Reduction various forms of disease which resemb eit are accurately de- without purchase, vice Nathaniel Burslem, promoted 32 2,666 2,656 emark :---' I o at Ti r, Age. Assured. to Sum Cash' of Annual scribed, and thus a safe guide is offered for the treatment of without purchase, tO an Unattached Company, l connected with the twin colonies of Vancouver s RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. Birkd., Lane., &Ches. June. 32 20 20 1,326 1,493 !ome more Assured. Premiums. the malady."-Medical Circular. Blyth and Tyne 125 125 6,805 6,010 ......___ 79th Foot-Lieutenant Alexander John Colvin Birch, from Island and British Columbia, which formed the --.40-____ Bristol and Exeter ters of the - "We have dilated so long upon the contents of the prell- 21 2191 15,510 14,658 _ the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Lord Louth, who diocess of the Bishop of Columbia. • It was well Caledonian £ X: s. d. £s. d. .E s. d. minary chapter, that we have scarcely left ourselves space for RAILWAY BILLS FOR THE NEXT SESSION. 'thAlold 94 - ess I said 1 838 55 3,000 867 17 7 428 1456 3 8 any notice of the subject specially treated of by Dr. Pickford; exchanges. . known that a distinguished man, lately Secretary Belfast and Comity Down 2O Ches.&Holyhead(yri ) 8 279 244 nt, I non', -. 8. n. 48 4,000 749 40. 325 16 0 32 0 4 but the moderat,e price at which the 'brochure' is sold, places 1845 85th Foot-Captain Charles Joseph Harford, from the 12th of State for the Colonies-Sir E. Bulwer Ltt - Bill h • ht • yon The following is the official list of the Railway h b • d 1 C k d Bandon s for wic no ices ave een given an p ans or an 20 20 335 288 196 19 5 1848 59 2,000 232 18 0 156 15 0 16 6 0 it within the reach of every one interested in the matter."- Light Dragoons to be Captain vice Waller Ashe a - krock & Passage. s, under 11 60 2,000 154 2 8 103 16 8 10 15 2 u ca ress. D blin Medi 1 P • - ' ' ' ' P - had the honour of founding this youngest and now d 't d • th the Railway Department of the pointed to the Ist Dragoon Guards. epos" e wi Cork, Blac • 41 51 1,015 932 Bso much, 1851 55 2,800 120 17 07214 6 67 7 London :H. Bailliere, 219, Regent-street. most interesting of all the colonies of England ; but Cornwall l7 17 307 280 s-___ 9lst Foot-Lieutenant Charles Dyneley Baynes, from the Board of Trade :- Deeside 63 1,450 1,345 Leer moves Bth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice William Hunter Baillie, he might be permitted to say that British Columbia tJunction Dublin & Belfas i 63 The fll • g amongst the advantages offered by the Aylesbury and Thame-Axminster, Seaton, and 63 1,610 1,606 T il _ o . owin_ are Dublin and Drogheda 1 340 1,322 you must ernational Life Assurance Society:- Just published, cloth 8vo„ lettered, price One Shilling, or who exchanges. was handed down in a very unformed and infant Beer Junction-Aloa- Alcester - Andover and Cockermouth& Workington Dub. & Wicklow (in.Kingst.) 4 0 1 40 1 , The Society was established in 1838. free by post for eighteen stamps, 95th Foot-Lieutenant Norton Knatchbull to be Captain ever been , state to the present authorities at the Colonial- Rdb • cl Ah h h E h Winchcomb, e ri ge-s- s c urc , ves am, 669 . TWo-thirds of the profits are divided amongst the assured D II: KAHN'S PHILOSOPHY OF by purchase, vice Brevet-Major The Hon. Edward S. 171 17i Dundee and Arbroath 1,066 W sit, and 'Very five years. o ce, a e c ffi nd h ould answer for his noble friend, the H b J• A h d Whit- 31 1,105 1,686067 far above „,Por prospectuses and every other information, apply to the MARRIAGE. Plunkett, who retires ; Ensign Henry V. Brooke to be and oney ourn unction- t erstone an 671/ 6 71 922 940 'llairman 142, Strand. Published and Sold by J. Allen, 20, Warwick-lane, Pater- Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Knatchbull. Duke of Newcastle, that no one could exceed him church-Alton, Alresford, and Winchester- East Anglian E Union 499 499 23,160 23,503 nstitution ' EDMOND S. STATES, Chairman. hoster-row ;or from the Author's Address, 17, Harley-street, 99th Foot-Lieutenant William John Kempson to be Cap- in the interest he took in its vselfare and progress. Aberystwith and Welsh Coast. E.Counties,Nrik.,& . Ns - - - 142, Strand, London. W.C. Cavendish-square, W. lain, by purchase, vice Lempster R. Elliot, who retires ; Indeed, he (Mr. Fortescue) thought it impossible Bradford, Wakefield, and Leeds (extension to East Kent Dpuunuddaelek;:ti:naniA:ei:.l.ez 1 2 3 21 12 2 1,876 - - E.Lancashire(in.Blackburn) 111 105 ed judge ---_____ , Ensign Philip Homan Ffolliott to be Lieutenant, by pur- for any one to be connected, officially or othsrwise, Batley)- Bognor - Blane-valley - Brecon and _ ,____________ applause, NVHEATSTONE'S HARMONIUMS (Ensglish) chase vice Kem , pson ; Ensign John Francis Stephens, as it was his fortune to be da b d "th the y y ay , Iv' LI d B • h ' Ctl B. 1 C 1 an overy- is op s as e-• arns ey oa - gh P rth & u Edinbur r , , e , . D ndee 78 • 78 3,4 - 3,235 24 291 309 318 for in solid oak cases, manufactured by them expressly A N EFFECTUAL REMEDY.-LAMBERT'S from the 86th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Ffolliott. Forth & Clyde Junction ... • 31 22 1,293 97S 1 .,„ Churches, Chapels, Schools, &c., have the tun compass of 3d West India Reginient-John Francis Henry Harrison, worldly and material affairs of a young communitY Blackport and Lytham-Brighton, Uckfield, and Furness -L - 3.- ASTHMATI , . CBA LSAM without confining the bowels 1831 1831 8,019 7,066 endant. "Ys, are of the best quality of tone, best workmanship and S uth-Western kat • d 1 t • d or affecting the head, truly efficacious an p easan ,is a - Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase vice Croft, promoted. like British Columbia without being often affected Tonbridge Wells-Barnet and Willesden Junction 283 283 24,485 27,256 Edinburgh and Glasgow .2 ,3 1 . 3 , 5_,9 f•O__ a l r a e s ar N Y ofthe o rn enal, and do not require tuning. 58 1,784 1,712 mitted to be the best medicine for immediately relieving Cape Mounted Rifiemen-Ensign Walter J. Wyatt to be by an earnest desire that its higher and holier and -Banbridge (extension) -Brecon and Merthyr Great North of Scotland Guineas. coughs, colds, confirmed cases of asthma, and consumption. Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Talbot de Baihal Hughes (hand ) 329 226 8,057 7,030 , more stiffed interests s h ou ld not be neglected, and Tydvil-Bishop Stortford, Dunmow, and Braintree Git.Southn. &Westn. New Patent, five octaves, from CC % double pedals.. 6 It frequently cures persons whom the faculty pronounce In- who retires. 4701 4661 28,625 27,805 ,4 . With One Stop, oak case . UNATTAcHED.-Lieut. the Hon. Charles C. Chetwynd, Hull and Holderness - - With Two Stops, one set and a half of vibrators....l2 coughing. In approaching consumption its effects are truly extent possess, the rudiments of law and order, and Boston, Sleaford, and Midland' Counties Blyth . nc 55 55 .nverness & Aberdeen Ju . 251 25 852 773 With Three Stops, effective, forte stops ) -Bognor, Chichester, and Irish South-Eastern i 190 241 With Three Stops, large r;fze organ tones, ditt0....15 fear of suffocation, may depend on relief in a few minutes BREVET. good government and a vigorous commerce, and of Midhurst. Great Western Killarney Junction 4l 41 - - untry trade With Five Stops, two s'ete of vibrators, ditto 22 after taking it. Prepared only and sold by W. Lambert, Lieut.-Colonel John Miller Adye, C. 8., of tho Royal a healthy and hardy industry, but also that upon nited busi- With Eight Stops, two sets of vibrators, ditto 21 Chemist, 20, Jermyn-street, Haymarket, and by all Druggists that fresh, fertile soil should be sown the seeds of ...._ Caledonian Caledonian (Rutherglen and Coatbridge branches Kendal and Wind ) • ermere 103 100 j _ ___ Artillery, having completed the 'qualifying service for the Caledonian (Stonehouse branch)- 1 per cents' With Ten Stops, theet sets of vibrators, ditto 30 in bottles, 13Ad., _s. 3d., and 4s. 6d. each. Be particular and & Yrks.(in.Blackburn) 395 395 34,038 31,600 , , (The best and Most effective instrument made.) ask for Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam. rank of Colonel, under the Bth and 10th clauses of the Royal an educated, religious, and God-fearing Christian (Cleland branches)-Cradley Heath and Dudley- '.' L ne e • rick aud Foynes 2 2 202 125 urn lower. 4 4 546 180 u:_rize Medallist, 1 :851. An extensive assortment of French For Indian ~,."raioniums by Alexandre, with all the latest improve- The Undermentioned Officers of the Royal Artillery ) Lancaster and Carlisle (in 950 936 73,936 72,430 stmts. who re tdth G t f th • tr presen e e overnmen o is coun K •k C k d F CI 'el nd-Colne y eswic -or an ermoy- es a 51 1,464 1,426 will"' ,-. rPEETH-1860-Post .free, three stamps. A having completed five years service in the rank of Lieut.- London and Blackwell 389 3.39 15,230 14,172 a a n h d I d atura an proper connexion with the great Valley and Halstead-Cardiff and Caerphilly- London & South-Western . t 3 .ATOTONE and CO., Inventors and Patentees of the 1_ TREATISE EXPLAINING lliessrs. GABRIEL'S Colonel, to be Colonels in the Army, under the Bth clause 2231 14 590 14,091 ncertina 20 Conduit-street, Regent-street, London. -......._ . , iMPROVEMF,NTS in ARTIFICIAL TEETH and of the Royal Warrant of Oct. 14, 1858, viz. :- work in which the meeting was engaged ; and Cork and Macroom Direct-Cork and Youghal Bri Lond. ghton &S. Coast. 2241 • - - 60 - FLEXIBLE CORALITE GUMS, whereby one set will wear ' 'll 6 0 L'derry and Ennisni en 1 Lieut.-Colonel Edward Price, C.B. he wished to remind them what the relations (extension) -Cornwall-Central Wales (extension) Load., Tilbury, & Southend 421 40 929 916 de was of a XEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.-Statistics longer' than three ordinary ones, and being fitted without _ London & Nortb-Western . 51 an inactive n 9, wires, or metals, and witl , out any operation, prove Lieut.-Colonel James William Domville. really were between the Government and the _Carlisle and Silloth Bay-Cork, Fermoy, Lis- et 956 949 'Panda were ' , ion _ r show that 50,900 persone annually fall victims to Pul ssPyrailifable desideratum to all who have occasion for the den- TO BE MAJORS IN THE ARMY. Manch. S.Jun.& Altrincham 9 28 1,239 1,328 ow request ca,_ . y Disoniers, incl ding Consumption, Diseases of the , _ iieest, and the Respiratory Organs Prevention is at all tist's services. None u pure ' b t first class materials and Capt. Edward Thomas Wickham, 61st Foot. :I) :. t t . ai l i t i i(khg e d d F= church in that colony. They were not such as more, and Dungarvon-Conway and Llanrwst- Maryport and Carlisle 614 3 / 4 614 3 / 4 . 40,228 37,247 id shelling 'vs ' !" better than cure ; be. therefore, prepared, during the workmanship employed, while the expense is even less than Capt. Chandos Frederick Clifton, 12th Light Dragoons. i e s n ltl ia iz existed between the State and the Church in this Cheshire (Midland deviation) -Cheltenham and Midland t o - and wintry season, with a supply of Keating's Cough half the ordinary cost. To be obtained only 9f Messrs. ,N i t i V o c o t. country. No such relations did subsist, or could Bourton-on-the-Water-Charing-cross (City Ter- ,l'_ lidland Gt.Westn. of hind. 177 177 4,- , 56 1,533 1,473 Man„Sheffield,&Lineolnsh 11 1711 11,516 10,359 56 monkland ' eur t ll ,,. ges, which possess the virtue of averting as well as of Gabriel dentists to the Prince Dottaiana, established 1815, 44 2,368 2,265 t o ,a i ,ough or Cold ; they are good alike for the young or see ip oma, o. , g dl' N 110 Re ent-street, W., (next Mechi's) and subsist, between the Church and the State in a minus-Cork, Blarney, and Macroom- Cowes and slonmouthsh. Rail. & Canal 44 lid • 2 s r n ti le aged.-Prepared and sold in Boxes, ls. lid., and Tins, 33, and 34, Ludgate-hill, City. Captain Charles C. Wellesley Vesey, 72d Foot. new community just forming in British North Newport (extension). Newcastle and Carlisle 7B 78 3,691 3,064 0 50 - - 1 3 / 4 d ..• ' , l 4s Gd dlO 6d each by Thomas Keating. Chemist, " The advantages obtainable hY Gabriel's system render it Captain John James Hood Gordon .. e ..., •.,SUB. . , , 46th Foot. America. The system of State endowments was Dublin and Meath (extension)- Dunblane, Neveport,Abergs& Herefor 5 - (in. Dalkeith) , 171 174 5,779 0 ,53 g Old s., */ ‘O, St. Paul's Churchyard London. Retail by a l l Drug- pre-eminently superior, and the nearest approach to perfee s,sts, a za. ' tion yet attained."-Observer. Paymaster George Pollard, of the 66th Foot, to have the ~ , North British , 35 35 415 387 hon absolutely so alien to the institutions of America, D ou ne, and Callander-Dartmouth andTorbay--(I) North Devon k f C • d W h oury ran o aptam un er the Royal arrant of t e 764 764 39,181 36,819 5d .....____ . " Gabriel's treatise should be read by all who value health; North-Eastern 27th J ' anuary, 1860. whether within or without the British dominions, Dumfries, Lochmaben, and Lockerby (2) Dum _ d , Old their system will save much money and more annoyance."- i Aorth Lon on ' 246 233 8,000 7,855 Od 1 ,, IVY - HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. Horning Herald. The undermentioned promotions to take place, conse- that it would be useless to attempt to introduce fries, Lochmaben, and Lockerby-Dunfermline ana North Staffordshire IVI R• ESKE L L, Surgeon Dentist, 8 ' n a F m n ; eardi7nms e o: t i r t a i n s c l e iZes t e i r e r t a y rt e iZta n t? e Nt i e s the pent on the dells of ( f :}ener i al the L lion,pdward Pyndar it. (Hear, hear.) That conviction had been fully Queensferry-Dublin andAntrim Junction-Down- Nocitho;Wet, ksh r t e ern and Cleveland 103/4 461 461 - - - - _ 1,... - Grosvenor -street, has PATE NTED an INVEN- up_ Lygon, CB,C n 1 th 3th ght agoons, on the 94 - lON for the CONSTRUCTION and ADAPTATION h '• te assage between Benson the il *th' e priva , p .., , ,s vermin s, and llth November, 1860- recognised by the Government here and in the patrick and Newry Junction-Dewsbury, Batley, A Oxford, Wore., &Wolver - to-day, at cf ARTIFICIAL TEETH and GUMS, which has he State I. ire Insurance Office.- Liverpoo., 134, Duke-street ; - blin 191 181 720 507 Lieutenant-General Sir Francis Cockburn, Colonel of the colony, and by no one more heartily than by the Gomersal, and Bradford-Devon Valley-Du , Rhymney 3O 1,940 1,910 The tollowing• e xtraordinary advantages :- Birmingham, 65, New-street. St. Helen s Canal & Railway 30 95th Regiment, to be General. Bishop of Columbia. At first some suspicion Wicklow, and Wexford-Dunkeld and Aberfeldy 50 50 3,313 3,308 Scottish Central 115 115 3,655 3,82 f 5d to 6s Od First-A set of Teeth, of exquisite w •rkmanship and me chanism can . Major-General Sir John Lysaght Pennefather, K.C.8., was excited in the colony by the knowledge that _Disley and Hayfield-Devon Central -Denbigh, Scottish North-Eastern_.- , . be fitted with the most Pe feet accuracy and 29i 291 1,893 2,002 3d to 3s 6d success IN TWO HOURS, without pah r i or extraction of 3, GREAT MARLBOROUGH-STREET. W., NEA,R Colonel of the 22d Foot, serving with the local rank of an English Bishop was going there ; articles were Ruthvin, 'and Corwin (extensions to Mom - and Shrewsbiu•y & Birmingham 48 48 3,308 3,01 f o 7s. Stumps, and answering all the purposes of mastication and TUE PANTHEON. Lieutenant-General in Great Britain, to be Lieutenant- hester .. Shrewsbury and C . _ 51 1,944 1,87 r sack. knietitation. IFIR. CULVERWELL, Member of the Royal Gen . eral. written in the newspapers against the establish- Bala), . Shrewsbury & Hereford ... •51 gi 2?-1 950 781 . second-They are fixed without bands, wires, springs, or ment of a State Church, and the House of As- Esk Valley -Enniskillen and Bundoran-Edin - Shropshire Union Vistenin_r , s, by a moveable, flexible 11 . 'College of Surg , eons Licentiate of Midwifery, and Apo- Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet-Colonel John Francis 72 1 2,779 2,601 h D on Sout „ ev e market, ''rnin which such an extraordin ' and imaerishable BASE, heearies' Hall, London, can be consulted daily (only) as Glencairn Campbell, C. 8., from the 91st Foot, to be Major- sembly adopted a resolution in the same sense ; burgh, Perth, and Dundee-Ellesmere and Whit- 306 302 19,250 17,261 South-Eastern ary power of suction or self- ' 1711 1711 6,310 6,82 a dhesion is' obtained, that the teeth are pert tly I hove, on all cases of Nervous Debi F y, IR Languor Incapacity, General but within a very short time the whole scene church-Edinburgh and Glasgow-East Usk Rail- South Wales 6d to Old trioveable, except at the option of the wearer. - ee - m- ti ' 1 Deran ements * i.ess of Memory, Sterility, and all unc ona g. 4 Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Clarke, Major, half- Yorkshire and River Dun 118 118 3,540 3,241 changed, for,. by the tact and excellent judgment wa d Docks-East Sussex-Eastern Counties s. d D li 123 119 ~ 7,727 7,14: 61d. to 7d , Third-Artificial Teeth made in the ordinary way are ren- 'f both Sexes, emanating from early and exoessive in ul- pay. unattached, to be Colonel. yan Stockton an ar ngton 7d to -d cerea useless by the loss of any of the natural teeth to which " rices Major Thomas Mathias Luz Weguelin, 100th Foot, to be shown by the bishop, he had succeeded in turn- and Juisbury-Eastern Counties and Saffron Wal- Taff Vale 53 53 5,009 4,54 52 52 1,842 1,89 t hev a h d b t by this patent the i. re attac e, u y are not impaired Has Just published, price ls. ;by post, 111 stamps. Lieutenant -Colonel. ing the current of popular feeling in his favour. den-Edinburgh and Dumfermline-Edinburgh, Ulster 11 . the sliolitest degree, are always useful, and will last a life- 18 sealed, Ed e- L t 19 Ulverstone and ancas er . 19 710 68 tim e. , Captain Albert O'Donnel Grattan, Royal Engineers, to He threw himself at once on the voluntary efforts Perth, and Dundee and South Branches- g Neath , 25 1 25 i 1,731 1, 54 No. 4, Vale of , Fourth R idents abroad, or in the country, can ad- All entire new and original Work, entitiese be Major. of the people, and the result was that he was ware, Highgate, and London- Eastern Counties Warrington and Stockport. 10 - - - nd prices Jagt th - es th bve cases without the aid of a ' ese teeth in any of ea o OURSELVES. MEMORANDUM.-Captain John Knight, upon half- terford and Kilkenn 3l PaY, cordially and heartily welcomed by them. (Hear, Railwa (ew lines and works) - East London- wa Y 77 y n Waterford and Limerick 3l 333 26 77 1,383 1,26 goods in dentist. neration Ro al Staff Cor s has en rmi Synopsis: The Physiology and Anatomy of our Ge y p , be petted to retire from the h r s 274 27i 727 70 tome sales ss i !lr. Esnews t t of which he is the sole inventor The Origin of Disease-Symptoms, Treatment, and Cure. service by the sale of pa en . his Commission, he being about to ea .) But they (meeting) could not conceal from Ellesmere, Wrexham, and North Wales (minerals). West Cornwall 39 1,863 3,72 "`"", Patentee, can only be procured at his residence, t where Also, an Exposition ot. and Remedy for, all Urinary Derange- become a settler in Canada. • themselves that while, on the one hand, the endow- Finsbury-circus Station-Far eham, Netley, and r &RaiL 39 W.HartlepoolHarb . __ 12 726 61 • 31 , ,,eimenR may he seen and everss t inf_o a r a n t r e a n t e ir 0 . '2 j e l ti en ne n d : sents and Marital Disqualifications, ment system was impossible there the voluntar y Southampton-Fresterley and Stanhope-Forth Whitehaven Junction.-- Lz 35 866 61 sti V•yed Teeth stopped. Loose Tee h f MALE. • - ~ Whitehaven& Furness Jun. Oa 7 404 31 oderate.-8. GROSVE- T . Egrmnt 7 ~,,,,t_tione Free. Terms strictly In LL BIRMINGHAM. he modern treatment of Syphilis, Stricture, Blennorrhagia BANK OF ENGLAND. system was not without its difficul , ties at the pre- and Clyde-Forest of Dean Central-Forest ot w'haven,Cleaton& . '''-'ll-•STREET. and BENNET'S-HI , Gonorrhcea), Spennatorrhcea, Impotency, and all Diseases of An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, sent moment, though those difficulties would pro- Dean and Monmouth Junction. FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. 52 1,092 99 Antwerp and Rotterdam 52 ket. -----____________ - 'he Urinary Organs, with Prescriptions, &00 cap. 32, for the week ending on Wednesday, the 28th day bably vanish in the course of time. Little more Great North (Doncaster to Wakefield) -Great Austrian B2B 673 - - , . 235. RU PTURES.-BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. FEMALE. of Oct., 1860 :- ion 261 268 283 31 WHITE's MOC-MAIN * LEVER TRUS re - The Physiology and gularities iFI Anatomy of Women-Functional Ir- ISSUE DEPARTMENT. than two ears a o the whole of that re ion of Northern and Western of Ireland-Great Northern Belgian Eastern Jun u t on . y g g Buffalo and Lake H I Gentlemen to Their Expecnan ealth and Sickness-Choice in Marriage- Notes issued .......£27,536,575 Government Debt X 11,615,100 British olumbia as lar eas il- C , g France, was a w (purchase of Hertford, Dt , uon and Dunstable)- Detroit and 31ilwaukie lB5 18.5 3,849 2,4". be th s allowed by upwards of 200 Medical t cies and Disappointments-Th. Cause and Other Securities .. 3,459,900 derness inhabited by wandering Indians, and a Galashiels and Peebles-Glasgow and Milagavie- Dutch Rhenish N ei 1081 3,315 3,01 -e most effective invention in the curative treatment . nf s itemoval ot Sterility -The Theory and symptom ' sof :Geste- HERNIA. Gold Coin & Bullion 12,725,079 • Grand Trunk of Canada 9 70 880 16,818 11,2 hurtful in It tion-Use of the Spectilu The use of a steel spring, so often m. Also, few white men engaged in the fur trade ; but since Great Western-Garston and Liverpool-Great 4,164 2,8 , [ably ag' ffect nd the Silver Bullion .... 336,496 Great Indian Peninsula 2971 1941 ace, dis- t o ,s, ls here avoided-a soft bandage being worn rou 12 8 128 2,866 2,81 the No. 1 the gold discoveries a large population had poured Southern and Western (extension, &c.) Great Great Luxembourg d Nell' 11 y, Ile the requisite resisting power is supplied by HEALTH, HAPPINESS . d L N FVITY • persons eaSe Ou 'Debility. Nervoue , £27,536,575 f Canada 345 345 9,936 8,4 °C- Main Pad and Patent Lever, fitting with so much ' lit ' an 1 O n G d ' lndige' £ 27 , 53 6,57 5 into it from the neighbouring States-on which. Southern and Western (capital, &c.)-Great North Great Western o 285 285 _ _ stion worn - -:-----.-- -------2--_________i"a Yspepe 9, a . BANKING DEPARTMENT. Lombardo-Venetian Is to E. 'old clo • (1 ,, . scness that it cannot be detected, and ma d y be h No. 2. was constantly . ebbing and flowing, shifting, mix- of Scotland-Greenwich and Woolwich-Hammer - 142 142 6,169 4,5 md they' t ' r ing' sleep A descriptive circular may be ha ," mid t e Proprietors' Capi- Government Secu- I. ons and Geneva rusq • * LOVE AND MARRIAGE : tal £14.553,000 • rities (including ing, and changing. There was h ar dly a spot where smith, Paddington, and City Junction-Hornsey mY adrid, Saragossa &Alicant 301 284 14,264 11,2 DS' OWlir („, ',, which, cannot fail to fit, forwarded by post, on tbe cir- ['heir Obligations, Happiness. and Disappointments ; Love Rest - - 3366,972 DeadWeightAn • n Maria Antonia ;inference ot the body, two inches below the hips, being Ind ether Matches. Sterili - there were a hundred fixed and settled inhabitants. and Tottenham-Hull and Doncaster -Henley i 613 602 53,380 51,7 Or ex- ' e nt to the manufacturer, ,oring secured. •ty Removed, and Healthy Off- Public Deposits (in- unity) rags, and Mr. WHITE, 228, Piccadilly. No. 3, eluding Exche- , Other Securities .. 20,392,252 How serious, then, were the obstacles interposed Arden-Hammersmith Junction-Hu 11 West Dock. Norwegian Trunk . 44 44 582 7 L ons & Mediterrn 879 • 840 86,404 81,6 removal ,A- Sinele Truss, 165., 215., 265. 6d., and 31s. 6d. Postage, lie THE CASE BOOR : ' quer, Savings' Banks, Commis- Notes Gold and Silver 7,636,360 by such a state of things to any steady voluntary Inverness and Aberdeen Junction-Inverness Paris' Y ' 922 922 54,217 54,6 f Wi g ht Paris and Orleans _ mlaints. 7- Douhlo Truro!, 31s. 6e1., 425., and 525. 6d. Postage, ls Bd. NO CASCS of SPE RMATORRIREA, missioners of Na- Coin 798,801 support of the church or the schools! Still, the •and Perth Junction-Ilfracombe--Isle o Paris and Strasburg - pitation, 'l, l lmbilical Truss, 425. and 525. 6d. Postage, Is. 10d. • ~..,,,, n ms es, Symptoms, and Treatment, Confessions and tional Debt, and degree of good order and respect for the laws which (eastern section). Royal Danish 69 69 686 5 ~,,a,„ ost-office Orders to be made payable to JOlin White, Post- fl''`'hy Cauterisations, Galvanism, & a , e m. dm Dividend Ac- v Sambre and Meuse 6B 68 1,252 1,4 iarrhcea, 'nice, Piccadilly. lire , To be had of Mann, 39, Cornhill ; and the Authors. counts) 6,515,612 prevailed was really marvellous. (Hear hear.) Kilrush and Kilkee-Kirkcudbright - Kilkenn 21.632 19,0 ' Southern of France ...... .. 777 773 8 s, wide, 797 PLASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE-CAPS, &c., for Advice to the working Classee fee Ualf-a-Guinea. Other Deposits 13,366,250 He had it on the authority of our judge there-an Junction-Kinross-shire -Killarney and Valentia West Flanders 475 MA uptions, 4 v • (SPECIAL NOTICE.) 742 730 38, Seven Day and f 1 d N.W. o 'ranee th armose Veins and all cases of Weakness and Swelling or able and energetic man, who had completely sup- -Kingston-upon-Hull Docks (new works) -Ken- Ny4 an r, PalPi• 14 the only legall ual •'' Le's S i & They are porous, li g,ht in texture, Dr. Culverwell , y q ified medical practi- other Bills 715,852 _____.------ ao d .-, , pra ns, c. f that name, and can be _ planted Judge Lynch -(a laugh)-that nothing sington Station and North and South London spasms, ~., inexpensive, and are drawn on like an ordinary stocking. Honer living o oonsulted (only as. - - SUICIDE.- t Guido 'me 38. 6d., 7s. 6d., 108., and 165. each. Postage 6d. above). £38,317,686 £38,317,686 was more remarkable among the industrious mining Junction. MUTED THE LATE CASES OF ATT . , _ a id JOHN WHITE, Manufacturer, 228, Piccadilly. ----- M. MARSHALL, Chief C h . as ier. population than the absence of serious crime, or the h Leeds, Bradford, and Halifax Junction (branc was at firs • t believed that the cases . of attempteu . n Mond -------__________ - Dated Nov. 29,1860. bndge, e , elief obtained by means of general good order and obedience to the laws. to Batley-Llanelly Railway and Dock-Leven from . London -bridge and Blackfriars- . but we are 1 a t "SANITAS AC FELICITAS." I r, - Published, 71st thousand, price ls., Post free for 13 medi c in e s -- .- -- "The temporary r _ _ purgative ia nin•chased at the high price of the aggravatiOn -- AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. (Hear, hear.) But such a state of things would and East of Fife-Ludlow and Chettill-Limeric n cause , ' k night, had in some way a commo _ ortunate parties t'n the disease."-HENRY, 31. D. d b ths friends of one of the nut M Stone had . -a allas Id b Mnn 39 Cornhill, London ;or direct from and A the perpetua i g d -Lime- queste y .. and that r. th •so 3' a ' ' --- The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com- not provide the means of Christian teaching an and Castle Connell (exteasion to Nenagh) state that this was not the case, _ e with whom he was er Lieut.- , ....se Author. NO MORE PILLS OR ANY OTHER PHYSIC puted from Returns made in the week ending the 27th day reli kna worship although when those means were rick and Ca,stle Connell *(Nenugh to Roserea)- knowledge whatever of the femal . 1 . 0. LA'MERT on the Treatment and cure of te. ,„,, NERVOUS and PIFIYSICAL DEBILITY, resulting -.IR CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTI . ON (DYSPEPSIA), pA f N 1860 1 • • - - g :• 1 A - - ' - ' d - t aC r ted to have had a dispu LPI- o ov.„ exc usive of the duties of Cuatoms paid or provieeu tee wo y uld be welcomed and appreciate London and North-Western (Lances er an a - neously represen MANUFACTURE. - T :buster, if,, --, Pernicious habits contracted in Youth, .excesses in Man_ TATION, NER , VOUS, BIL , lOU'S AND LIVER COMPLAINTS, payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great h - by suc a community, and, he had no doubt, in the lisle and Caledonian Companies)-Lancashire and CONDIM NT AND ITS •,---- ta i ••I;naen COMDOII E- -, ns d eon.- s ~.,;'°El . or residence in Tropical Climates. With Cases and En- DEBILITY, ILFPSY PARALYSIS, COUGIr Britain • DROPSI, EP- ' , , . alimentarY .".:` eof the m ITIS SORE THR 1 course of time maintained and supported by them ; Yorkshire-Llantrissans and Taff Vale - Lan - manufacture of an th food of live stock 15 1 ( 1 11 h of , .R. L. yinine - s from Life, representing the various Organs in AsTlImA, :CONSUMPTION', . BRONCH , OAT, Muscovado, the produce of the British pos rplitlis and Disease ' FEVERS. sessions in America I 1 that it was which made it imperative on Eng - cashire and Yorkshire (Wigan to C ) lifton - for the seasoning of e . ad ces in ag lied science whic t e pen t" with this depa .. 'lie extensiv * ' f th's work may be attributed in e circulation o i nu BARRY'S delicious HEALTH RESTOR- land in the first instance to come forward, and Chat- important van London, Chatham, and Dover-London, . agn ulturist has to reco ,in ' COnnee 1013. as, the nrcat measure to the fact that the Author is the only duly modern times. Viewing trate of OD. which at "Milled i tered Practitioner who for 20 1 , - , ING REVALENT A. ARABICA FO , a Ze,„ 3 , ::(1 legally regi r , BANKRUPTS. • provide those Christian institutions for the colony ham, and Dover (lease of Margate Rai y * lwa )- - e • f ssion 11 1 -- - ment of his pro e , ecated animals in the light of scier n made the iseases arising nsuallY from iew Pence Per day, sawas fifty times its cost in Medicine, and Matthew Hutchinson, hemp dealer - I li . h he was convinced it would eventuallY London and Bury St. Edmunds-Lynn and feeding of oar domes i alone that no language can desci ;;Tprudence the peculiar objects of his attent _ _ . , ion. The im- .nres without p rein or any of the uncertainties, annoy render Dec 1 9 u " ' d b medicine cod liver of B k *-, at one, and Jan. kit, , a ark-lane, to sur- Wto at twelve, at the Court maintain for itself. (Loud cheers.) There was Hunstanton-London and North-Western (Man- the past appears BO 9.3201 13 hich characterise d want of economy w maiinents which so often either prohibit wedlock, or embitter ances, and ruinous expenses incurre y , an ruptcy. til,,d render it a state of misery, by disappointing its foadest oil. or visits to distant climates. another reason which made it desirable that on and the rudeness an chester London-road Station - Lond . th reference to the future, the adverse of 1 ariven- ried in ertifi e 'Pea and marring ifs highest objects, are, though va C cate No. 36,418.-We find it the sa . fest remedy, An- HenrY Pace, shippine• hire while, wi th f t •ns to be seen- e menu aC ure or, r , Dr Shor- Dec 11, at half- ast e- 6 agent, Broad-street-buildings, the national Church of England should strike North-Western (Liverpool lines) - Lances icture already begi tock ru 'lig parallel to the ma e Hon. a • closely analogous in realitN. The mischief may arise in- drew Ure, M.D., F.R.S. ; Dr. Harvey ; Dr. Wurzer , • of Bankruptcy. P ,ne, and Jan, 15, at one, at the Court of food for live s . rd and () cent' f d 1 t rious influences devolved from the land ; Dr. Campbell. ne Y. rom ee e William :Tc' its roots eep n o d i t the colonial minds-he and Yorkshire (extension to Settle)-London n k . a ceo ing I b I gof food for man-simp y ecause f ~ (ssities of position-from circumstances which occurred We extract a few out of 56,000 cures:- London anu r e and coo in , , ~.. ....orth Rees pr • nt G lluded to the un-English character of the popu- and North Western (Cheshire lines)- seem . each case have similar demande upon ani ' e ars b h b from accident or the in- Cure No. 1,771, L or d St uar t d e D eo l e s of many Years' 11 , a , ue is . , 1 er, ratechurch street, Dee. a th,,,,,, efore t e sufferer" were orn, d, and nd bone m atholic - "cc f tropi , sl climates, but chiefly . from Self-incurred dyspepsia. Cure No. 49,832. Afflict! ° oi fifty years' indiscribable Ban ti a- ' -4rU P tc Y• i _ - past two, and Jan. 16, at twelve, at the Court of lation ; btit that was a reason why the teachers North Western, and Manchester, She flle ' - a • logy for their daily sustenance. There is, no do Llan- 10,, - -° ll s. dating back, in too numerous instances, to a period aE., , ony from dyspepsia, nervousness, asthma, cough, cons p_ , rho as To ni wnson in the rising colony should be drawn from the Lincolnshire (Manchester London-road Station)- physic.. me litt e i l d'fference between the ox and its owner. Wini- --2. Precedin that at which reason could be matured by ex- Hon, flatulency, spasms, sickness. and vomiting, Maria Joly, l ' e lienee. g of Lynn, Norfolk. Cure No. 47.121. Miss Elizabeth Jace,',,,,,, • d Jan ' , chemist, Leamington Priors Dec 10 mo an . .4, at eleven, at the Birmin h Dist '' ' . - - ther country, and so form a link between the Llanf 11 L d and North Western - L y en- on on anca- so Bre. cour. 1 1 readil be ranted but the dieteti r se such wi .. y g ; cpa ughter am net Court. d tend to fuse together the shire and Yorkshire (branches to Shawforth, ) complete-the seasonin of food in the I, is nevertheless , . g -9 - Prof • i •d• h • h 1 appily is now fast disap- of extreme nervousness, indigestion, gatherings, lOw S;eirita, D e . e991011a. prep ice, wic i Joseph Croft, builder, Walsall, De g c colony and ourselves, an place. . anng, th ough i t s till lingers with no little obstinacy in and nervous fancies. Cure No. 64,816. The Rev, ;lames T. eleven, at the Birmingh am District 13 an Jan 17 at Co . * ' whole of its mixed and heterogeneous population. -Lostwithiel and Fowey-London and Ncrt" case being now established upon as sure a foundation :Pe cf the more antiquated medical schools. for a long time Campbell, Syclel•stone Rectory, near Fakenhar;, Norfolk of William Gibson drap C urt. 111 -in the other, and consequently the manufacture of c nlost i„," dth hid a ffections comprised miler the Indigestion and 'iver com Plaints. Cure No. 56,014:31r, Samnel shire, Jan. 11 and .7 , a ' er ' R es __ - re e mor a.stle Donnington, Leicester- There was one class i p 'n articular which had an - Western and Chester an y L d Hol head-Lon donde , s . iment There is in some a spirit ever ready to grul hire and cond • tHeney t) ,_ sral designation "Nervous and Physical Debility,"Though Laxton, Leicester of two e ' y ars diarrhcea. Cure So. 180. Mr. Nottingham. t half-past eleven, at the Shire -hall, es •1 . 1 ' o Our negard---she meant the Indian Willy Extension- ancas pecia c aim n and Lough S d and find fault ; and such may just as well grunible at i nut of . ‘ .",.',s' arcetions bably more destructive and widely pre- . are pro " W R e 181 F'l ' eev s,. ~ eet-street, London, c't 25 years' nervous- h 1 . &c. -Lon on -sent th ' . ness, cc nstipation, indigestion, and ele;Diiit ' Cai lit os•ssinal. possessors of the country. (Hear, Yorkshire (new line from Salford. ) • I, „d on oWn condiments (salt and sugar, for instance), in the es Heath, coffee-house kee er, So th race, t .1,,, , rh _ _ o an any others. Y. Cure No. 4,028: . bo n ' c risequence of so impor ' taut a department of pathology Eight years' dyspepsi,, nervousnes , a, 11, at half-past twelve, and J _ P u ampton, Dec. hear )He feared that race had already suffered and N - orill WWern (additiona p _ 1 owers) - °- of preventing their general use, as to grumble at Thor dward g• neglected is, that sufferers from the infirm ties in I • • s ms and naueea, Rev. John W, ' pas . aebility, with cramps, t an. 9, at twelve, at the Court • don Buck quest% b • tory Norfolk, Cure No. 3 906 Tb' . Flavel, Ridlington Rec- of Bankrup cy. , -• • - m '4l Company-Lou , Cattle Food, for a similar purpose. As to the con& tw o n, virtually r. , pelled from consultation with prac- . , much from tne preSenee atid exatple Of white mese L - s:mway and Despate_ s ... arteen years' cough, indi- William Henry Smith, Henry W'll • A • itself, it is of the alimentary kind. Its eompositice t - on and general deVl't • sq., of th e i nert' , of standing and character, are thus liable to fall into tres i, _ _ i! Y. -.James Porter Athol-street W'll• Coen and Geor P i iam Vithers, Charles (Hear, hear.) Within the dominions of the Hud- - - in h hre a d West Midlanu. c 1--Much met with the approbation of Dr. Hassell and others q oands of •fl d E •ic sometimes assumin,g titles Perth. Cure No. 58,314. M 195 Elizabeth Yee!' ' ' 1 tam , ge arsson, coal merchants Dt- g ams i, s. d ana muds, of p h . uncinali e mpir s, Railwa an le- fied to ronounce an inion as to its intrinsic men Is. e found near Liverpool, of ten years' d yspepst man, GateaCre • fere., Dec. 11 and Jan. 11, at eleven, at th C ,eP son's Bay Consisting, however, their eonta.ct With Monmouthshire Y a _ u 'brook Da 1 3 0 1 3 s u. „ YBlcians and Surgeons, whose names are not to b a, and all the horrors of e ourt of Bank oa 1 sed "t h u , i as pi tne Medical R. . t OvrerebY theY incur serious legal nervous irritability. Cure No. 46,270. Mr. .Tames Roberts, egis er . ruptcy. white men had been far lees marked by traces of W 1 k C •ren Arms, an n June- every case where it has been proper y en oc , rand Shaun° penalties) rchant of Frmile R . eddling• with the treatment of timber me . y, -urrey, of 30 John M'lntosh, draper, Merthyr Tydfil itselt both efficacious and economical. The fact that street, th e , _ as , whose ignorant m f' bl • years' diseas d D that cruelty, bloodshed, and tyranny which Were M ' shire-Midland Counties a D _ . g , _m an _ . . , et!. 11 and oray enbi n lonies N irl and , of the most intelligent agriculturists in our co , slade, The d e c al es render these disorders a standing reproach to the tune's, spitting o ood, liver derangetnent e i; n qimilar testimonials from 56,000 • , partial deafness. Jan. 8, a, elven, at the Bristol District Court. too often seen in the territory of our neighbours. s• M rlboroug that a profession. Those who may have a susp ..) _ rred to. ion- a h-Mo-- sbs-Margats te • into arrangemen patients who can be re- William Arnold, innkeeper, Newchurch We erystwithbran ) keep for cattle is cheap . , are en ring ti c , ,nY of the observations here made have peculiar apjalica- f ch ester and Milford (Als exten- a regular su fi+ is the best practical evidence. s sagest e The Food is sold in canist i n Jo themselves, may consider that cases are indee rare _ - ers, 11b. !es. 9d., 21b, 4s 6d 121 b mouthshire, Dec. 11 and Jan. 8, at eleven, at the B • st, mon- We knew they were a teachable and peaceable nstol -Mid- en N. t (Croydon pply o ~, my • for if it 1 1 „ wi lich practised si l ence cannot fully realise leng-yleferred 22/1„ 241 b. 40s. ; super-refined quality, 51b. 22s 101 b • " . Disttict Court. people svhen not maddened by the use of ardent (Ramsgate extension) N thern-Mi Al d -.Ail- can be given as to its efficacK and econo , c _ . - Pes re Olb., 121 b., and 241 b. canisters carria ef " • 335. The Great or -Mid-Eastern and the ome farmer at a Inn h n ehroni move all causes of mutual reproach, and replace 1 g ree on receipt of Joseph . . Barber Hirst, cloth manufacturer, Is had • spirits, and that when quarre arisen between sion) . . hem it ou ht to pay 1 owers)-Midland (Otley t , g 11 01111 e, York- • is sun f "t Its consumption c embitterment b permanent content. Post-office order by Barry Du Barry and Co., 77 R gen shire Dec 10 and Jan. 7, at eleven at the C wdland (additiona p ice than he now pays or i . ii" stoc the two rac e fault had been almos • riabl , ommercials es th t "nye y --1 t • n)-Midland (Mansfield to Pr . I any of the maladies to which . tione . -Dr. La'n t 1%1 D 3' ' b ftl I ondon Hos- street, London ; Fortnum, Mason, and Co , 182, Pice e adill t- b ild• . d u ings, Lee s. . increasing. n owl' ;NG e PitC ,‘ 'er • . ~ Honorary Mem er o le . t __ __,Tedi ca i soci e t y, Ice., is the only le'ally qualified regis- London ; Abhis, 60, Gracechurch-street; 4, Cheapside • Y ' on the side of the white men. The Indians were and Ilkley ex ensio h medical pre ter Sheffield, and Lincolnshire does not interfere wit . 112, ford-street • 330 and t . It ,63 Matthew Henr Wi on, grocer, South ort L N-Manches , t Vap t rramioner who, for 20 years, has devoted his attention an d 150, ox , 452, s rand , 4, and 60, y p , ancashire, under peculiarly favourable circumstances for 'Worksop, . subject it it oulfh t t° P rc d a a t W te an ree. es rn the contrary i for in almost every case r i n ses ti *I e treet • Batty 16, Fitisbu -ta tati,„__ a rnent of these disorders. At home for consulta- Bishopegate-fi , _ , _ ry vement ; Phillips * vu daily. from 10 till 2, and from 8 till 8. and co., tea dealers ; Petty, Wood, and 0., King wutt.,.„ Court. Dee 14 a 4 at eleven at th iver lad j am , , e L pool District Christian teachin numbers of them w ttl d i dditional works) -Mid g ; . ere se e a lan Ri h nd)--/viidland (Whiteaora and powerful auailie4 iA the heads of a &dal le" a; BEDFORD SQUARE. LONDON. Spot City ; at_ll7, High lielborn I and all emery, ---- 4 Archibald Hinton, vietnaller in their owp.,villages in the vicinity of the town, of exteneion to omo 11i hb B 1' ' i g urY Am &yam '387 36,819 2,399 7,855 1,542 706 3,728 616 613 314 315 1,281 2,473 3,092 11,09 2,843 2,843 8,473 4,512 11,273 51,77 3 715 81,675 54,613 541 1,445 19,072 865 38,841 „....--------------7--- __ E ~ THE LATE CASES OF ATTEMPTED SVICtIps • . c. .!: was at first believed that the cases of I"°l4'nedAlouindiaay j from London -bridge and Blackfriars-bri . c . , night, had in some way a common cause ' _ g fortunate parties to quested by the friends of one of the un but we are re night, he was erro state that this was not the case, and . t t h li t Mr. Stone had no knowledge whatever of the female vn neously represented to have had a m dis Ali p UFACTURE.— The CONDIMENT, AND ITS ute. a . i?^ manu f a cture of an alimen tar y d con dimental compound ive stock is ono of the most for the seasoning of the foo ied 4 science w hich the pen of the important advances in a p pl in connec tion with this depart agriculturist has to recor d mo d er n times. Viewing the we nt of his prof ession, an i m als in the light of science, feeding of cry domesticated lcat ed the past appea rs so anomalous that no lang ua g e can descri be the rudeness and want of economy which characterise it, while, with referee% to the future, the adverse of this picture already fb sto be seen—the manufacture and cooking of food or live stock running parallel to the manu fiire a nd cooking of food f o r man—simply because flesh f 4fd - b - ,,, e in each case have similar demands upon animal physiology for their daily sustenance._ There is, no doubt, some little differen ce between the ox and its owner. Of Course such will readily be granted ; but the dietetic parallel is nevertheless comple . te—the seasoning of food in the one case being now established upon as sure a foundation as it is in the other, and consequently the manufacture of cattle condiment. There is in some a spirit ever ready to grumble and find fault ; and such may just as well grumble at their own condiments (salt and sugar, for instance), in the hope of preventing their general use, as to grumble at 'Thorley's Cattle Food, for a similar purpose. As to the condiment itself, it is of the alimentary kind. Its composition has met with the approbation of Dr. Hassall and others quali fied to pronounce an opinion as to its intrinsic merits. In every case where it has been properly used, it has proved itselt both efficacious and economical. The fact that some of the most intelligent agriculturists in our colonies, where keep for cattle is cheap, are entering into arrangements .for a regular supply of it, is the best practical eiridencs. whi ch can \ can be given as to its efficacy and economy ; for if hit., them, it ought topay the . home farmer at tl mli s c a 11 1 _,; price than he now pays for it. Its consumytiove srr , t e are increasing. In any of the maladies to which leiiptions, but subject it does not interfere with medical pres ht 0 t prove a the contrary ; for in almost every case it ou,geterinexiin. p o werful auxiliary in the hands of a "SAIsTITAS AC FELICITAS." 4118 t Published, 71st thousand, price Is., Post free for 13 aniPs sold by Mann, 39, Cornhill, London ; or direct from 4 he Author. LA'MERT on the Treatment and cure of ir u ,„ XERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, resulting 1 1 „..,_,"‘ Pernicious habits contracted in Youth, excesses in Man u.;uu. or residence in Tropical Climates. With Cases and En- W ali ng's from Life, representing the various Or g ans in FThe extensive circulation of this work may be attributed in great measure to the fact that the Author is the only duly vgnalitied and legally registered Practitioner who for 20 l elr s has made the Diseases arising usually from. Iprudence the peculiar objects of his attention. The im ithuirnents which so often either prohibit wedlock, or embitter hrender it a state of misery, by disappointing its foulest 'P e g and marring its highest objects, are, though varied in orm n u ,,,,• Closely analogous in reality. The mischiefmay arise in -11..-`3ltl3'. from deleterious influences devolved from the 3„--cessities of position--from circumstances which occurred if -a rs before the sufferers were born, from accident or the in- A - 4'; ne tropt•sl climates, but chiefly . from Self-incurred Dzietions. dating back, in too numerous instances, to a period / c4f er, P ee e . ceding that at which reason could be matured by ex- Professional prejudice, which happily is now fast disap su„,aring, though it still lingers with no little obstinacy in Of' the more antiquated medical schools, for a long time u.ealmost ignored the morbid a ff ections comp rised under the b e er al designation " Nervous and Physical Oebility,'"though talentffc are probably more destructive and widely pre ,than any others. bet e ennsequence of so important a department of pathology q u t 4 neglected is, that sufferers from the infirmities in titr ti" , virtually r'pelled from consultation with prac thLners of standing and character, are thus liable to fall into oft h ands of unqualified Empirics, sometimes assuming titles in..,:Vsicians-and Surgeons, whose names are not to be found penalties), whose Register (whereby they incur serious legal 1t1^8), whose ignorant meddling with the treatment of these cases render these disorders a standing reproach to the that cal Profession. Those who may have a suspicion tiou any of the observations here made have peculiar applica th themselves, may consider that cases are indeed rare h "'Lich practised science cannot fully realise long-Oeferred ° Peri, remove all causes of mutual reproach, andrreplace chro n i c Dr. L _Mbitterment by permanent content. Pita; Iw: fi red. M.D., Honorary Member of the London Hos tered pra Society, &c., is the only legally qualified regis the c tioner who, for 20 years, has devoted his attention eatment of these disorders. At home for conoulta "un daily, from 10 till 2 n d from 6 till S. 87, ISEDFOIth a KTJARE, LONDON, A.ioiibald Hinton, viotualler, Highbury Barn Taverns IN.EWSPAPER I - 4 C4 -I: rt • The screw IniaanderNl H. C. Glyn, from Sheer'. a urived on Thursday morning in Plymouth Sound,. and saluted the flag of Vice-Admiral Sir Houston Stewart K.C.8., which was acknowledged by the Impregnable. The Miranda is now in Hamoa ze receiving coal. His Netherlands Majesty's screw steam frigatal Admiral Van Wassenaar, having had her rudder repaired at I kvonport, was removed yesterday into Plymouth Sound. The paddlewheel steamsloop Gorgon, 6, Com mander Bedford C. T. Pim, having coaled and. provisioned, was towed by the Confiance and- Zepher from Hamoazc into the Sound. On Thurs day evening, with the brigantine Swift in tow, she left Pl . ) mouth for the Cape of Good Hope. The screw steamship Hero, 91, Commodore George H. Seymour, C. 8., at Plymouth, is now alongside the hulk Bellona in Hamoaze, where shb will be fitted with a new gang of wire rigging. The screw steamsloop Ariel, 9, Commander Alexander, was appointed to go from Harnoaze yesterday into Plymouth Sound. The paddle-wheel steamsloop Spiteful, 6, Com mander W. C. F. Wilson, went yesterday front Hamoaze into Plymouth Sound. Steam was got up yesterday afternoon on board_ the screw steam gun vessel Nimble, 5, in the basin at Keyham steam yard. The contractor's trial of the machinery and. engines of the gunboats speedy and Doterel took place on Thursday outside Plymouth Break water. When near Withey-hedge the Speedy ran down the fishing-boat Albion,ls tons, belonging to a widow of Penzance, which was at the time reach ing out. The Albion went d own ; her crew, seven men, had barely time to get on b oard the gunboat. This circumstance will be investigated by the Port Admiral. The Royal Commissioners who have been otxu pied some days at Chatham in inquiring into the control and management of that naval establish ment suspended their investigations yesterday morn ing, and at 12 o'clock embarked on board the pad dlewheel steamer Wildfire, Mr. G. Brockman master-commandant, tender to the Monarch, 84, from the Sun pier, and proceeded to Sheerness dockyard, where they had an interview with Capt. R. B. Watson, C. 8., the superintendent, their visit being in connexion with the investigation about to be opened at that establishment next week. The Commissioners will resume their investigations at Chatham dockyard this morning, the present inten tion being to bring the inquiry to a close, so far as that establishment is concerned, this afternoon. The Commissioner's, during the prosecution of their labours at Chatham, have made a searching inves tigation into the general system and management pursued in the various departments connected with that establishment, most of the officials and heads of departments having been under examination, the Commissioners at the same time making them selves acquainted, as far as practicable, with the general arrangements of the dockyard by a personal inspection of the various departments, the official documents and papers being at the same time placed at their disposal. Several of the alterations and improvements recommended by the Royal Commissioners for inquiring into the sanitary condition of barracks and army hospitals during their late visit to Chat ham garrison, to promote the health, comfort, and cleanliness of the troops, are now being carried out at Chatham barracks, in addition to several important improvements already effected at the suggestion of Major-General Eyre, in command of the forces of the garrison. The following appointments were made yesterday at the Admiralty :—Commander I. Ball to the Colossus, additional for service in the Coastguard ; Commander A. I). W. Fletcher, to the Pembroke, additional for service in the Coastguard ; Lieut. P. W. Pellew, to be Flag-Lieut. to Vice-Admiral Martin, Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean ; Tom H. Falcon, midshipman, to the Harrier ; Dr. J. R. Holman, to be Assist.-Surg. to Chatham Dockyard, vice Peacocke ; Thomas 1.. Walker, chief engineer, to the Hero; George Cook, chief engineer, to the Asia, for the Frederick William ; and IL Williams, to the Indus, for the Liverpool. ~~~~ ~p CG Z r .~C-/ 7HE NAVY. I'S - COMIITIAL OF A TEAcHER FOE IYrAXSIA UGH TER. ---- - The adjourned inquest on the body of John Bourne, a little boy aged nine years, who was taken ill and died after a flogging he had received in the Devon and Exeter Central School, was resumed on Tuesday evening by Mr. W. H. Hooper, the coroner. Mr. J. Austin, the master, came forward and stated that he was the master of the Devon and Exeter Central School. The deceased was a pupil in the school, and had been so rather more than 12 months. He belonged to the seventh class. On the 2d of November that class *as under the care of a monitor named Pidgeon. He could not swear that Charles Hawker had not charge of the class during the morning, but to the best of hie belief he had not. He (Mr. Austin) had himself had charge of the class during the morning on two occasions. He noticed the boy in the afternoon, about 3 o'clock, in consequence of one of the boys having told him that he had been sick. He (Mr. Austin) saw he was very pale. The deceased never complained to him as having been struck. He heard nothing fur ther of the boy until the 18th of November, when he heard a report from the Rev. Prebendary Lee, who said that he had been told by Mr. Cum ming, the surgeon, that the boy was very ill from a blow alleged to have been given by a teacher. Mr. Leo and himself then visited the deceased, but he was in a state of stupor, and he could not get an answer from him. The Coroner—Do you use anything in your school called a " pointer ?" Mr. Austin—Yes. Two pointers used in the school were then pr?- duced. These are deal sticks, about five feet in length, rather more than an inch in circuraferepcte at the largest end, and tapering towards the poin to The Coroner—Have you ever been obliged_ complain of the pupil teachers beating the oy ? Mr. Austin—Not with the pointers. The Coroner—With the hand ? Mr. Austin—Yes. eve r so complained of The Coroner—Have y ou Hawker ? Mr. Austin—Yes. Mr. Cumming was next examined. He said that he had on Sunday morning last made a postmortem examination on the body of the deceased. He con sidered that the blow was the cause of death. The immediate cause was inflammation of the base of the brain. This being the whole of the evidence, the coroner summed up, and, after deliberating half an hour, The foreman of the jury said the jury had found a verdict of " Alanslaughter against Charles Edward Hawker." Mr. Hawker, sell., applied to have his son ad mitted to bail. The Coroner said he should be willing to do so, and, in answer to Mr.Fildew, raid he thought that his own recognis ances i n £5O, and two sureties in £25 each would b e sufficient. Hawker was then committed on the coroner's warrant to take hi s t r i a l a t the forthcoming assizes. RATHER SMART.—" Mr. Magistrate," said a litigious y for disorderly conduct, " has a man got a ri y oung gentleman who had been taken into etva tod wise magistrate. ght to commit a nuisance ?" " No, sir, certainly not, replied the " Then, sir, I claim my liberty, according to your own authority. I was arrested as a nuisance • and on suil." as nobody has a right to commit m e, I claim a n TRADE CATALOGUES.—" One cannot but be struck with astonishment at the innumerable ways in which an enter prising tradesman appeals the its bran üblic with a view to in crease s Pin all its braes, assisted by the skill of tho trade. wood enrinting to graver, seems in the present day to be one of the media most generally employed in spreading the knowledge of various manufactures. These arts have ably been brought into use by Mr. Benson, the eminent watchmaker of Ludgate-hill, who has sought, by means of an 4lllustrated pamphlet' (consisting of nearly 60 pp., and containing upwards of 250 beautiful designs for watches, clocks, &c., with an elaborate description of every con struction of watch now made), to enable persons livin ,, in any part of the world to select the watch best adapted ' for their use, and have it forwarded free by post."—Sun, 23d August. [ADVERTISE MENTI—HoI or exc loway lusi'a O ve intment class and rem Pi edies. lls do not belong to any s pecial of Th e y seem to comprehend the finest remedial properties of all the great specifics. Thus the Ointment in cases of sparkinto th tk e e re fir ce eruptive diseases appears net only to remove the external in sink the dee la p s e t r sinilystasmrar p t u ir t a in , g bu o t ut to e ss s es of • f f eT t e h r e , invigorating the circulation and purifying the fluids which course through the fleshy fibres, the glands and I n most cases the operatio n of the Ointment ' the skin. l as sisted by an occasional dose o f t h e Pills,s materially in unison with the Ointmen t, con jointly f orma bulwark which, acting i m pregnable to any known , disorder, ~ j 1 steamsloop Miranda, Com from Sheerness, under canvas, 5,539 267 1,263 `, .~