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MARRIAGE. , LAW REFORM • - C§SOCIA.TION". The - Committee of Law Reform Association, In stituted for the eiclusive object et promoting the passing of an act to render lawful marriage with a deceased wife's sister, still continuo g to recetye nuaterons applications for inttrrmation ire rn persons fnliy assured of the Sct4ptural lawfulness ofsnch marriages, and intend ing to contract them, announce that a Bill for legalishig such mar riages will be brovght 'before Parliament at - the earliest possible period after the recess. A t Further:inbrnatitiorinaay be Obtained on application at the Offices of the .4.ssoelation„ 25, Parliament-street, Westminster, where the various' publication § of the' I ssociation may he pro Cured. Contributtons for effeCting theohjects.of. the 'Association, may he forwarytedjo the flonorav Secrcaary, or pa id, t. the account of the TreasuTer, at'llegSts. %ding', Sharpe, 'itn C 0.1, bankers, Clem ent's lane, Lombard-street. .TOSEPTI STA F S_BURY,"3I.A., Hon. Sec. 26, Parlilment-str ee t , L ondon, S.W. 14th January, 185 S. .'I ----___ . . G EN • ERAL HAVELOQK'S MEMORIAL • - . -, ,:. . FUND. ; - . Oitte; I3, ll anfort-building9, Strand, W.C. Subseriptiotts riscetv&l by Messrs. •Drummond, Charing-cross ; Messrs, Barclay, Bey:114 andlCo t ,,Lombard-street ; Mes,rs, Herr:es, Farquhar, and to., '.4: - .Tames's Street: 'Messrs. Hoare, Fleet-street ; Messrs. Williams, Deacon, and Co., Birchin-laic; by the Secreta ries; Rita at Vie 'office. ~ , Post -office orders to be payable at Char:tag-cross, to WILLIAM F. MOP. It R. HAVELOCK' 'MEMORIAL FUND. TICE PR ESIDENTS. , - Field-Marshal Viscount CO MB ER MERE, K.C.B. The Right Hon. the Lord JO(1N RUSSELL. `.l - F.R. The Rigl4ArlAn. R.VERNOIT S :%I.P. rtesElent of ere Indfißoard. COMMITTEE, The Right H0n.11a1.7. Xidington. 1 P. F. Robertson, Eta., ki.P. Sir J. Grant, Bart., C. 8., W. Rot sell , Esq„ M.P. Sir Edward Hulse, Bart. " 'T tr: 11. Sliqridan, •Sf. p. -, Min t.:-General te, C.B. General Sir 11`..•sLaltit, G.C.B. Major,Ge t nera[ Maclean Sir William F. WlPiamstor FIN", Lieut.-Col. W. Fred. Ga7endish Rart4K.C.R.• - = I Captain Adair - AdmiraLSir Walker, Captani P. Moorsom, C.E. Bart , 4„ iCaplain Morrison, It. N.C. Sir Macdonald Stetiltbillbri, florid Cibbell; Esq., F.R.F.z. R. W. Crawford, Esq., ztr. i John.7l:oft. G. M offatt, Esq., M.P. - Alexander Wii#on, Esq., F.B.S. BersxEns —The Bank WT.-pea - ad and Messrs. Drummond and Co. • J HON. 11ECEETARIE4. ,M,kjor-J. Adair.B f W. F. Morris, Esq. I Extract' from- Sir Tlenry Bavelock's General Order after the aeticn E . • dt nzust 17, 1857. • "England; shall ssteerilhrotigh tt eland: . . Soldiers! in 'that moment your labours, your -pyiyatirns, your sufferings, and ycur valour *lll not be forghtien'.by a grateftil country... - . 'You will be acknowledged :11::i-bei - the 'stay and prop ,f British India in the time of dier severe*rtifial." " _ .At a ME,ETING of the, COMMITTEE,. help at No. 3, Poll-mall _ . Ea t , oli trsDNiSDAIi, Jan. 20, 1553,' • dSft 'MAC DONIAXTEPATEPWEitaiOIkti In' the Chair,' '•• Itesolved —Thai the of jectfif the Ccnurrittee is the eiectinn:of a suitable . Slonum sot in commembration of the eminent serylees of the late Sit-llenry Havelock and• his' brave companions ` That fhe mayors - and corraltatlontsof than:lll26.sml cities abd loivni, • of Greal 13r4ain ant Ireland' he I:.7lted to co-operate with the Committee in'earryTtig' out the 'above object, and 'that they be re quested .to. • recelve:subseriljtiOns, • • - - That in order to afford tq all classes the cipportuftity of contributing tovrardwthis tfuly national undertaking, the amount of indirclua I subscriptions Is left open,•andihe smallett will be cheerfully received. Subscriptions received at the Bank of England ; by _Messrs. Drum - Mond, qharing-erOSS t Messrs.: Barclay; Bevau, and Co., Lombard. street ; Messrs. Berries, Farquhar, and - Co., lit. James - street ; Messrs.` lloar e a nd CO:, Fleet-street ;" Messrs.' Williams, Deacon, and ; -Messrs. Cox'and Co.. Charing-cross. • All post-office orders must , he made payable to the ",Cashiers of the Bank of 'England." - Cdmmittee-rdom, 3, Pall-mall East; Lond9n, S.W. oit., 1 " • -NOTICE OF DIVIDEND: 13 A. -.M. - "D_ EPO SI Ti No. 3, I'ALL-mAra, BAST, LONDOIE - - - : L Ili f: Established A.D. 1844. . • The WARRANTS for th 4 HALF-YEARLY INTEREST, on De posit Accounis, to the plst Decembe r , are ready for delivery, and ba - • PETER NORRISOST, Mtinaging Director. 9th January, 1858. • - Pros, eciuses and Forii - 41.}± , on apPliFatim. E locuT E TH " REPO R T of the -&4 D IR D IRECTORS of The CO 5111 ERCIAL l 3 A. NIX of Lowr ON, for they ear ending 31St)Deeember, 1857. -At an Ilalf-yearly Meeti n g of the, Shareholders, held at . the Banking Holise,iothbuiy, on Tuesd a y, th e 19 th January, 1858. • - - ntancTon . s: _ , MARK HUNTER: Esq.. Chairman,. • Ed wareSilllingileet Cayley, Esq., slr Joseph Paxton, M.P. • • 'Robert Stadey Price; Esq. John Alfred Cilown'e, Esq. John Sara e, Esq. George , Herbert Taylor, : l• sq. Wllll am'Cooper, kir!. , Jos3ph Thompson Esq.' Jonathan, Hopkinson,• Joseph Underwood, Esq. William, Jackson, Thomas Winkworth, Esq. 1 30Licr MANaciza-11r. Alfred Richarli Ctitbill. relts'--ltessrs' Tatham, - .UPton;' Upton . , arid Johnson; and ) ' . Messrs. Nortla: and *m. TheVinager •read tht advertipenlent the meeting, and afterwards the folloWlni report r• •• • • . 11, -REPORT.The ' • present half-yearty Meetleg held by this Dank, and is called in compliance with tt,e wish generally expressed by the ? cornier - ors at the Annual General Nfeetintt hi July list. The DirectoTe - have; therefore, to submit the nalanee-sh^et for the sixth months endingaiet Decqu)ber last, which exhibits a net profit of $1 5,4 - 65 - ISs., 110., after deducting. all. expenses, making pro- VlSion for bad and doubtful debt*, ark( 93. 2d interest to customers'dunng ;the half-year on deposit Recounts. The Directors have now to declare a dividend o(3-per .cent. for the belf.yeii., free front' Inconie - taV. They Propose to 'add. the' sate of 15 36 Os. 60., to..thal gaarant& fan•i; which Sri I then' an , onnt to 475 ,000, being 25 per . .eent. on the' Vid-up capital; and as they con- B ider this an ample'reseive";lheY aq not propose to increase it farther for the present. Alter allowing £3,625 41/ o sr9d - r - reontred for - rebate on bills dls %tinted Ind,mt ye, due,- tl.k4e ..FOll rem tin £2,304 Is.- Bd. to Year ea t!? forw ard'Al the' Ootttan lOss iscctaakt 'for' the cur r e nt . h a lf- - COXXERCIAL BANK OF LONDON BAL#NCEIDEET TO 31ST DEC., 1857, - • Cam,. -inihscribed nCapital Paid bp'2o/. baeh * c;n 1 . 5 . ,001 • £300,0)0 0 0 -rearent,"fundi .. ... • • • • •'e73:272 19 IS Add int Velit s ic 1;1 , 90 13 8. . • ' Bal a 1 • 11c dat to the custonteli,of.the bank • .. "Q-_ carried. ani deMICIARg all chargbs and expensirs . :TictlM ing 1 017031. gs: 2d. Interest due t0.,, , w-tom,rs, and 3314 kidg ProVigion. ter bed' and - doubtful 'debts ..., . ,„ 74,463 13 6 82 ,626 . 7 10 `1 , 5,4d5 18 11. . . . . • • £1,211,566 0 3 Cash in the bank.artil At eall, , sit tho Bask of Eng- • !and, Eiettequar-bibs; India lionda„and(lonsols, £290,212 1 7 'Ms discotutted; loans viz stock, - and other securi ties ' • • . t.:..: 918,293 18 8 Strong •roo - rt fittings, ,an;.l. turnitdre (premise* he'd • on lease) ..., • " ***** 3,000 0 0 ,JJJ • 1. E =I'S T - £1,211,516 0 3 t . . blvidend at the rate of 61. per cent. ,per annum • • for the half-year" endinK .31 •t neceinber. 1i57.. £9,030 0 0 Rebate of Interesit ori current bills carried to profit and loss new, am,ount ~..... ..... ......., Carried to;gua,rantee fund, Makin; that fund 75,0 pm. : v.i.i.y . .l:4i -, t• • • .. - .....,....., lial ance earrieit • to next halt.year ' 3,625 10 9 516 G 6 2,304 1 8 b £15,1;5 18 II f • _ • ' ',lf I 1 . • -- The broughkiddwri. • • £ls 465 18 11 The Report and Tlalance-sheet . having been read, was Ites clved: l --:That the Rebort and Balance-sheet just read to re ceived and adop4d. • • The Chairman (a irk ILurter , Esq.), On the part of the T)lrector., declared a Dividend on the, pal!-up capital of the Company, at the rate of '6l.pr rent. per annnm Mt the past half-year, ff,e froin in eome-tax, payable an and after Friday, the 29th Instant. Resolved,—That the thanks of this meeting be presented to the Chairnian and. Directors for their attoptiQn to the attire of the ttank. ' MARK'HtTAT ER, Chairman. . 'rIIFIE COMMEIWIAL BANK otZONDON.— _JL the DiRtIC ORSI IF.IttIFF (11 - 74 . NOT Ct, That a DIVI uEND oath° baklittri Capital of the Conmariy, tho Prate of 6/. per cent, per annum, t! r the half-year endin; 31st Dec,, 1557, Ire, from i ncenvetax, will he PAYABLE, at the Banking-house, in Lothbury, on and after FRIDAY, the '29th instant. ' • " By Order of the Board, , CUT ILL, Man aser. Dated Jan. 19, 1858. j" CONT , :ACT FOR RAISINS. . Department of the Comptroller for Victualling and Transport T• - Services, Soniorset-hon•e,-20th January,'lBsB. HE 'OorruniionCrs for executing the Office of Lord ITigh Acitnirlt of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland do Herelly Give Notice. that on 'ineasnly fhe 4th Feb.. nassch ext, at fief-past' One o'cloe`:, they will be ready to treat' with t ersons us niaY' be' willfrirr to contract tor - supplying - and delivering into herr Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford the tfthl ernientioned-articie,^y, lz . . ' lt-kv,rl - l2O tons. Wee One half to bo delivered in three weeks and the remainder hi three k3 _aftersystvls, or cattier if preferaid by,the party tendering. • Tenders may Vemacidfor the whole or any portion of the Raisins. a Their Lordships reserve to - themselves this ponTer, when the Ten thereare. ( Vetted, Of contacting either for the whole, or for su c h p ar t i Qf cii ty as they may deem or for a greater quantity, or of o . __cont r atting for atiy,:auil also•an unlimited power of selection. etaisins to be exenuiffil Worn the f nstorns' Duties,' and Parties 7, t ering are to,fit ate wl , cre they are lying. • _ th e Parties tendering arnplei of the Raisin (not less than 3 lbs) must be produced by ".' s ' • The.Saniples produced by person s w h ose T en d ers are not accepted a, re requested to be talien, away by them imm e di a t e ly a ft er th e Con tract has been decided: - " No tender will be-received milers made on the printed form pro vided for the puttese, and .which may 4 obtained on application at the said Office, ( )r to Comm slider itevis, conducting the Packet Service at Liverpool, or to-the Collector of Castoms at Bristol. The conditions of , the revised contract, to which particular atten tion is Galled, may be seen at the said office, and at Llyerpopl and t ristal,'N'Otefiffer i lvill be 'received after hair gait one o'clock on the' sla y of treaty, and it Will not be required that the party. tendering, or an _agent on his behalf, Should at enlat the office on the day of en ntract, as the resu lt o f th e o ff er rece i v ed f rom ea ,h person will he c° alnituilcated to-him and 'his propose/am-fetes in writing.' Every tender must be addressed to the Secretary of the Admiralty. and bear in the left-hand corner the wor.ls " Tender for Raisins," and tnust oho be delivered at Somerset-house. ' , • . . Ai R. HOWARD; 6urgeon-Dentist,. 52; neg. Et street, has introd uce d an en ti re l y new description of ARTI FICIAL TEETll,llxed without springs, wires, or ligatures. They so Perf ectly resemble the n a t ara l t ee th as no t t o b e distinguishe'd from tthe original 1 4 7 the closest observer; they will never change colour pr eity, and will be found very superior to any teeth ever before used, "his inethod does not require tho extraction of roots, or any painful Operation, and witi support and preserve teeth that are loosmond is Rnaranteed ito restore articulation and mastication; and that Mr. Howard's improvement may be within the roach of the most econo mical', tie his ii - xed the clittrcq at the lowest scale possible. De cayed tee stoPlied" and londered sound and useful in nlastica ttoa.-521s,Pleet-streat. At name from ten till five. • ~ . T aF. t SECRET INFlltlf (TIES . o,o' YOUTH ANT) "M.l TIMMY Jult'pitbltsfied,'"Prtlo Is.: put tree, hi an Envelope, for 13 stauips, BEIJF-gRESE RVATT ON. --,A. Ai edical Tfeatise • &I'thW Funetlinhi-inid Dlsorderrs of the (Venciattire Systom, ?lid , no the MC of Nervort and Physical: Debility, resullitr ! rem:vicious hahltB ucqtdriti during , the critical passage from youth to manfiood, with practical ohm rat ions o n th e Physiology or Mar , I'dlysical reluth i ns. T o which are added liege In its social, Moral, al4l 'Marks on thelitiri'er3 or i ttie: Microscope th rev ea li ng the !linden i nMeries. "of Life within Life,'' and Its advantages in detecting, by urin aryozarnination, the cause and effect of every variety of these c )11PlaInts, with numerous engravings and cases. . . BY SAMUEL L.I.WEIZT, M.D., 37, BEDFORD SQUIttV, LONDON, Iktairhinlated member of the rnlversify or Edlntairgh, 'Honorary 3 'retn.ier .of the T.ondon T10.01t.1 Vedic ti SoeletY, Licentiate * i f 1 A, ?,ptheeviexifi a p i ,pd..n, F 7,; , am!. ' ' • . ,- ' '3 . 4-44 . 1iial - olijeA i;f* this ti, - .1t,..: i 3 to plibt o . ut the fearful ecn -lueneesteleltlT4'from cert.tlll. - .Titts, irrcgulardwa, awl excetnes, I; ')l6ll'hav e'Pratlniel ;114ore 'misery in 1"ontli; de,..tradal ion in •u.- otherll,l W and premature decay at all stages of life ' than, perhaps, any . 1 ,,,, t4.l 4 l a.ss,ef dise4 9 e brown to modern pathologist 3. its Nrusai is tior,":l4l;l*reconnnended to persons entertaining secret doubts of the r PhYsical condition -nd who a conscious of having hazarded elti tt h 7 o l . 4. h..4PPInc-ts, and '' privileges to which over)" hum an being is pm 1 .30 tely ne c essary It l b a l ii i . . 'IC DI C'f er ' 'with out , P sonal management•which cannot be vio,a ~. that all m e n rhould know that there are Incurrin , eed the u k grleY,Plis penalties, and when wisdom and regret suc nday of inconsiderate self-indulgence, may be ii how those penalties 0 ?LI how the gated: hOwthe sting of their biftdilless may be ren'lovel. evil iind its consequences maybe avolded,lnd, above a ll , hat theitelt sc dmingetnent tolii rO tY, Published by J. ut t i,y decree of. physical Infirmity or functional tiAtilleho titnelY aid of science cannot apply a cure. Z'a3 , - be had of Mann Alle n, Warwiek-lane, Paternbster-row, and rnhill; Horne, 19, crd orl. 146, Leadenhall t' e° Leicestomquare , co red daily, frdni It ti Tee;' or from the Author, who •maY hg. tie.d,r...ord.sonare. London. 11 2, and from 6 till 8, at his residence, 37 n .., u e . work may be had in India , V on A Li sky, Loll B ' ".'_'_c_utala—Messrs. C. and J. I lure 4: l l ire r . azaar , .. °Munk,. Office Agra - Dadsworth; a' o c i cuil tor of fi ce ~ madras _ m -. poi 0..atr.,..t ; 14;mhay ,0100,Ceylon ; and of all Baorta-ilers throughout the ColOnfel. .8 Z's4 Pt Pei? fi~ i • 3 - I ‘ 7 .lfia j;aii - j i' '8 I:Z r, JI ~J:. .(t ~:~:;S1I 1 f P rct 4 . 0.; -TAMPS I) 5 11.-ij .051,0 mibi; a F ORTY-FIRSII REP • JOINT•ST( - Ata GENERAL MEETING 01 the Banking-house of the Comm house, on Thtusstlay, the 21th of Ja Chairrnan—ya 1, L I Deputy-ChAtrman— GE DIREC 'ORT •of the LONDON )CK BANK. • ,f the SHAREHOLDERS, held a any,- in- Princes-street, Mansion 1558, lAM BIRD, Esq., :DIME MEEK, 'Esq. ___,TOREI. William Pird, . Henry Grace, Esq. wililarn Blount, Esq: William J. Lancaster, Esq. Ald. Sir George Carroll: Sir,John M`Taggart, Bart. IVilliant Miller Christy, nag. George Meek,•Esq. -AK Sir James Duke; Bart., M,P. Ambrose Afehre, Philip William Flower, Esq. John Timothy Oxley; Esq. George Ifolgate Pbsfer, Esq. John Joseph Silva, ,Esq. Francis Bennett Goldnhy, Esq. George Tayier„Esq. Ormsby Gore, Esq. . . Tif.7s.LaNanza—George Pollard, Esq. Solderroas—.Meisrs. Clarke slid Moriee. The following Report Was presented : The annexed accounts. exhibit the position of the Bak on the 3'st ulf., and it will tie seen that, after Providing for all loses and charges, there remains a net profit (-483,5661. 9s , which the Directors have ap .ropristed as follows, viz;:— • 37,5001. Os. Od. to'ai:dividend at the 'rate of 'l2y, per Cent. per annum. • 30,0007. Os. Od. to al)orusThf 103. per. share. 16,0€61 Oa. to the credit of the-gtfarantee fund. ley the above addition. and the accruing interest, the. Guarantee Fund is raised to D37,0147:93. ld., and the Directors feel very con fideut that this auttraenthtion of Weir - reserve Will be satisfactory to the shareholders, when viewed in connetticin.With thelenlargecr settle of the Rat- operations. The dividend and bonus, free from incense tax; Will be payable ,oi and after Yridayt the- 20th instant. -• t • ' - The following gentleipen, who retire la the goer, of,rotalion, viz., Sir James Duke, - Rart., M.P., Ababrose Moo - e, Esq., William. Bird, Esq., and John Timothy Oxley, Esq. offer,thems,dves for re-elec tion; and the,larhented: •clE(at.h of i ArChibald ilastie, Esq., M.P., liaving caused another. vacancy at the Board, Donald l.atrnaeli, a daly qualifie4 shareholder, who has given the necessary notice, prevents laithaeltas-a Candidate for the vacant seat. • rhe Directordcannot allow tills oportunity. to pass without some expression of fneir hioh sense of the honourable character o: their deceased friend and colleaZie, whose zealous exertions were never v4pting when required`to prcimete the interest of the Bank ; and 'AV..* feel assure:4CW the Proprietors will participate in their regret for his loss. . The shareholders have already been apprised by-advet tlsement Of the recent rciiirement from the Direction of Thomas Tilson, Esq., who, having undertaken important public duties, has Considered it necessary, much to the regret of his brother Directors; tones gn his' seat at the Board, . , . • - An Extraordinary Meeting of Proprietors will be called for the let of April next, to elect his successor. The preceding report having been• read to the meeting by the • Secretary, a dividend for the half-year ending the 31st December last, after the rate of 12% per cent. per annum ?. and a, further, divi sion ofti Os. per share out of the net profits of the 'year' ending as above, were declared by the Chairman. • Res dyed unanimously—That the report now read be received, an,: that it be printed 'for the use of the 'shareholdefs: The following Directors, having!" retired by'rotation, were unapt. mously,re-elected, viz.:—' Sir Janies Dukeriart., M.P., , Ambrose Moore, Esq., William laird, Esq., - . . John Timothy Oxley,' Esq ; and • • • Donald Laraach; was also unanimously .eleeted:a Direeter, in the place of ArChibald Elastic., Esq., AI P., deceased. • ••• It was then reiolved unanimously—That the best thanks mf this meeting be tendered - to' the Directors for thAr excellent general management, - .and especially for having made an additiondo the Guarantee Fund. • . • . "'Resolved uttanimouilY—That its thanks be also 'offered to Mr. Tollard.for his valuable services: in.connection with this Rank. "Signed) , WM. BIRD, Chairman. Extracted from the Miinifes, • CJNO.VARDItOPE, Secretary. • • • _ 1 „ Hoye, 60 6;"..)o. ; p2r::, 756. to 80e. Cotton to IlaVre, lc. QHARLESTON, JAN. 7. . Cotton.—The sales of the , week add up 9,000 Palet3, and the sales to dak 1,000. PiiceS have ad vaneed l'e . . — Aince the; reception of the Atlantic's arliqeds: • God to fair &A paiddling is quoted at 9e.,t0 94e.' ,Flour has daclincd-5 s. '5OO. to 5 delis 621 o. • i , S AVANN A ; , JAN,. 7. Cotton,—Sales tl-4ay, 400 bales, at extremes of Bc. fo 91c., the market cic.aing wit an advancing tendency. AUGUSTA '(GEORGIA), ; Jan. 7. Cotton—Sales to d-ty; 300 bales, the market awing -firm Prices have advanced lc. since Mon , day. We quote•reiddling fair at 91c. to 9gc., With In ore buyers than sellers. • • , • • • • • MOBILE, JAN. 7. Cotton—Sales toLday, 2,000' Gales. Prices have 664i:iced Ic. Middling, 9c. ", The market closed. firm. • CINCINNXTI (OHIO), JAN. 7 • '• 11. gs dull,, at 4 dols. t) 4 dole. 50c. per cwt. ; receipt', 14,000. Mess pork, lower-12 dole. Lard, tit Bc. Green meat?,, ic.. lower. Shoulders, to 4e. Haim, 61c. ,Fplur is adFancirg 7 3 dole. 75e. to 4 . dole. ; receipts lght. Money is; tight. Exchange . ou N©w 'York; 1 per cent. pre milun ;03 Phitatielpitiis per cent. discpunt; coa J3a t itipaore, 1 per .cent. discount: Missonri • nOtes Crk.iwn out. . ' • • , • , r THE .ADDn'ESS OF SEFER. PASHA, PRINCE 0 CIRC-IeS,IA, TO TILE BRITISH NATION. Thirty yars have 'elapsed, during which the Czar ' of Ru3ria 6 - .. , ntietied to make hostile aggressions on out ctuintry.' • • These argrei:sions, made in violation of the rights, of nations, have cost immense sap ripixis•to Circ , as Nevertheltsl, she has 9ot i bowed her head to 'the Muscovite yoke, but' . has persisted in nlivap de foe)ding her inclepnidenc,e' With arms in her hands. There is not single government so.great,. so generbus, as t 4 have denianded from the Russian autb or:ties by whit right‘they seok,to subj agate:us. Daring the-late war .we sent a depuhtion the Crimea, offering our assiltance:to the allied armies. Thal deputation: was sent back with the answer, that "for the moment our aid was not necessary; When they wanted it they would call:us." The. allies roncluied peace at Paris without even mentioning Qir::as,ia.. • Yet 30 yecs - or sanguinary battle-s had well prof-: to the world tlnit we never wcrt and never will be, Russian.' . That ive may. ba enabled , in future to defend our country, it is to thee, free and generous England ! that we turn to invoke thy succour. '••• " (Siktied) SEFER PASHA, . LIABILITIES and ASSETS, TFIUESDAY, DEC. 31, 1857, THE LONDON JOINT-STOCK BANK. - - r To capital paid up, viz., 60,000 shares at 101. each,., £600,000 0 0 To amount due'by theßank ......0 19 4 To amount of " The Guarantee - Fund," June 3Q, 1857 -£168,411 13 7 To six months' interest on ditto, at 31. per cent. per anntan 2,:521 6 170,918 0 1 Prince of (Trailslat d from 'urkisli into Ftenc;li, duct 'duly atteetcci by AblulrahmanEffeudi ) To undivided profit for the last half-year .. ..• •• .• . . ...... To amount carried to profit and loss account 9,246 19 3 1:,7,107 14 4 16,354 13 7 . 1 . REPY FROM THE LONDON PROVISIONAL COM , t MITTEE ON BEHALF ore - CIRCASSIAN INDEPEN DENCE. . '' Loh clo 6, .Taii.. 12V1857. ' 4, e the undereipned, "have recectecl, and peruse] ;vial the writie-.t interest a riclsynipat by the address of,} bier HightieF•s t,) the Ilr,tiSh nation, and gladly' undi,itak, to ti.,, , our 13,-st - exertions to proinote its circulation aricr.bject. We do so under the profound _corivictiin that the ,unfailirg l i er,4 , m displayed by the CirOassian tribes - in their i a.ionAl struggle during:the last 30 year's against Russian. invasion—heroism whi , :ll ,Pught to exclt r the. liv(-liest emotion in every theait capa;ble of appr,ciat;nrj• the' bleSsings of flee- . • c• doM and the virtues of patriotism, is not less glorious to themsolvos, than eminently protective of ' , the independence cf Europe. TI! Caate stil .- is not only 6. bultark of Turkey and Persia, and through - them of India, against tiuleuvit aq,gression, out its subjection would re move ene.oftt3e strongest impedithents to - the hill and nnreSfiicted action of Asiatic despotism ligairist -European liberty, . • . , -We gratefully acknowledge to your highness that ti'lltrernig -- co me -to rab d 'witty in une.../iltue.; ..z--I , ,tiAtek,r by- your bighnese, the offer of their valuable aid, againq Vie common foe, and we deeply regret the suicidal policy-Which - led alike to the rejection of tfltlte offer and thired the expectant chivalry ,of Poland.. M.,y V.° time be at hand when the selfish' interests" of rulers and of castes sh3ll no longer b.i ahlei to paralyse the mutual interests and fraterusl aspiratioris - ,of : nations ordained by a beneficent Creator to bo the source of reciprocal strength and happinezie to one another. • We 'as deeply regret that the prevalence of a similar suicidal policy should not only have cursed the 'treaty of Paris to be framed without any express prov;siOri for' the independenCe •bt; OireasSia, but t-hould have since allowed the stipulation of that . treaty which formally and in perpetuity interdi(is . the Black Sea to the flag of war, arid:thus indirectly protects thaOirdassiatf coast, to be violated and set. et nought, in order that Barvia may, continue her : barbarous and unjust•ifiable hostilities against the con - allele) and freedem, of yOtir people, arid ..inci !'dent ally - tkdteforeitagainat the commerce of Great Britain and . all• nations seeking to trade and cora inunicate in peace with your gallant countrymen. H Of all the h'ars that have ever • disgraced 'hit manity, we regard the war- which Russia' has • for. upwards of-half a century, continued to wage against Oireassia as on , : of the most iniquitous, beeauSe wholly devOid Of any ju-t grounds -or preteit.- It is the merabrutaland undignifiedsmslaught of superior fOrcia against a weaker neighbour, of might against right, of a power determined, in defiance of all law and morality, - anal in gratification of an insatiable lust ei , aggre , ilon and arnbition,.to obtain possession of a territory which it considers desirable for the round-, ing off and corrolidatin; its pr sect possessions; and enabling it toird.vance with greater security to other nevi , Worts. We beg to, assure your highness that with these sentiment: , , we shall endeavour to induce our countrymen to take a warmer and more active interest in all that regards the welfare and inde pendence of Oirea.,.sia, and with a.sincere ailtuir , r a the furtherance of fnunritehineritte,:le Lili labours fo r t b l o t it g y i e l r o t u rr t aoNlvilfse devoted to dr of the best- interests.of your glorious_ and beloved land we have.the honour to su bscribe o urselves. Vis Count Itaynham, ALP ' *T.•Slingshy Duncomba, M.P. *W. Soholefi?.111, A1..1 ) . . *Jaines Wyld, M.P. - • John ArrOwfiaith, Soho-quare. • ' Edmund 13ealre, Lincoin'e-inn. W. Lloyd Birbeck, Lincoln's-inn. • James S'lanislave Bell, GlaTow, J Herfry Brookes, Temple. . H arr ison . Chilton Cornhill. W.' E. Durant d am ming, Cornbill. Edward Johnstone, Temple. Walter Savage Lander, Bath. • Frederic: George 13.. C. lieverNiri, Kensington. . ' . ' Alfred H. Lewis, Lincoln's-inn. !4 John Mackintosh, John-street, Fitzroy-square. Montagne Merry iv eatber, Jun. United Service Club., Samuel Morley, Wood-strea, Cheapside. William Pritchard, High Bailiff of Southwark. s Adams Smith, Reform Club. Mr. Turner, Southampton. W. Weir, Hunter-Areet. t Effingham Wilson, Royal Excha n g e. Altred B. Richards, Hon. Sec. 1 theirl signatures to the reply. * Not members of the committee, hut anthorking _____ £11,04,883 13 (1 CR. By Exchequer-bills; India bonds, and Col - eminent sttck • ..X1,109,fi44 1 1 i . y• cash, loam', bills diJcounted, and other securities 10,431,661 11 11 By building, furniture, &c., in .Princes -street - • • £35,700 0 0 By ditto, ditto, in Pall-mall 7,575 0 0 ' ---- .13,575 0 0 4,883 13 0 PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT OF TILE LONDON JOINT-STOCK BANK, FOR THE lIALF-YE kit ENDING DEC. 31; 1837. DR. To current expenses, proportion of building ex penses,i direCtots' remuneration, bad debts, in come tax; s lice - -£10,959 1 6 To amount carried . to profit and loss, new account, being rebate of ititorest on bills discounted not yet due . ' • To dividend account for the payment of half-a-year's .• dividend, at the rate of 123¢ t per cent: -par annum upon 600,00'0/., amount of Paid-up Capital upon 60,000 shares To ditto for . ; the 'payment - of 'a - bonus . of 10s, per share To amount carried to the Guarantee Fond. 41,529 3 1 37,500 0 0 30,000 0 0 16,066 9 0 ty iTitaifon — b - r - ortghTdOW - ri • . .. • : . : lay undivided profit brought forward from the last halt-year .......... . 9,2 19 3 £166,354 13 7 THE - LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK. Established in 1836. • llead-ofiloe—princes-street, Mansion-house. Western Branch-69, Pall-mall. Subscribed Capital .• .... • • .. • • .. .r. 3,001,000 Paid-up Capital .......... 600,600 Guarantee Fund ........ 187,014 AcComit of parties are kept agreeably to the custom of London Binkers. . , Parties keeping banking accounts with the Bank cart at all times transfer to a deposit account such portion of their balance as, they. may not immediately require, upon which interest at the current rate of the day will be showed. Deposits are alas received from parties not customers, either at call, or for fixed periods, on interest at the market rates. • The agencY of joint-stock and other' country and foreign banks undertaken on such terms as may be agreed upon. Investmenti in and sales of all descriptions of British and foreign securities, bullion, specie, &c., effected. Dividends , on' English - Mid foreign funds, on railway and other shares, debentures, and coupons, received without, charge to' cus tomers. EVery other, description of banking business and money agency transacted, and letters of credit granted on the Continent, and on the chief commercial towns of the world. " ANK O-F LONDON. • At the SECOND SPECIAL GENERAL MET TING of the Shareholders, • held at the London Tavern, Blahopsgate-street, on TIIUR-DAY, the 21st of January. 185 Q, PRESENT- , - Sir JWIN VILT,IEI.i SBEI,LEY, Bart., M.P., In the Chair. . JOHN GILIFFITH FBI ' H, Esq., Vice-Chairman. - DIRECTORS. John Edmund Anderdon Esq. Thomas Luce, Esq. M.P. Col. William Elsey, Fleury Morris, Esq. Thrnnas-Gooch, Esq. ~; Sir Henry Muggerle ge , Ald er . John Juhnson, Esq. man; • - Marla Joyce, Elq. Allred. Wilson, Esq. Matthew Marshall, Jun., Esq., Manager, "And ninety-six propt:eter.s. . . The following;report was real by the Secretary : • The Directors _have pleasure in reporting that business hat satis factorily pr pressed since they, last met. the proprietors. A balarce Vtement, Whoring the position of the Sank on the 3lst December, , and a profit and loss account of the.same date are appended, by which it will be seen that alter payment of 23,7551. 7s. to cus tomers', for interest on' cru'rent'and deposit Accounts, there remained at that date a balance of gross profit of 26,727/. I4e. 10d. Out of this .sum , have been defrayed current expenses at the Threadneedle-stieet eStahlishment and the Charing-cross branch, Directors' remuneration, and bad and doubtful . debts. a fter passing through a commercial crisis of unparalleled se4rily, it will be need less to state that the•aruount of sueh debts has somewhat exceeded the general' average;, btityour Dinectors have been - able, out of the profits of the half-year, to write off all losses, and to make ample piovision for, doubtful contingencies. They have carriel forward to profit and 1 iss new account 3,297/. Gs. 4.1. for rebate of discount on bills not matured, and they have a'so written off 7241. 7s. 6d , the expenses incu. red in procuring the conviction of Lawson and Cock s burn for conspiracy and libel., After making these urovisions, the Directors haVe the Fiat isfartion of declaring a, dlvld end upon. the paid up capital for the half-year at the rate of 51. pen cent: per annum, free of income-las,leaving a balance of 8021. 17s. 2J., to be also car ried to the credit of profit and loss new account. Your Directors have , registered the Bank under the Bank Act of the last session (20 and 21 Vic., cap. 49), in compliance with the re quirements of that act. No material alteration in the government or cons•itution of the Bank results from this registration. A vacancy in the direction having been caused by the retirement of Mr. lonldes, several duly qualleed shareholders have intimated their intention of becoming candidates for the seat, but your Diree • tors arc of opinion that the interests of the Bank mi ill be best pro , Incited by delaying Tor th i,preseutte Oh up the vacancy. n.on: ok LONDON% IAETLITIE9 Alin ASSETS, DEC. 31, 1857. To capi' al paid up ..... ••• • • ... •• . . To reserve fund .... . £4,197 17 6 To half a-year's interest, at 41. percent. 89 19 2 4,587 16 8 To amount (hie by the Bank en current deposit, and other accounts To amount carried to, credit of "Pro- flt and losi". account ••.. •• • 50,433 1 10 Less ainonnt paid - to customers for In terest on-their balances ..... 23,755 7 , 0 _ 26,727 14 10 £1,446,158 19 4 • . CR. , By investments, viz, : In goverliment'securities .. .. £110,393 II 6 In other securities~ By freehold premises in Threadneedle-street.. 7. 37 75 1 , 2 0 0 00 1 1 0 1 0 1 By bins discOunte'd, loans, and cash .. • • ..990;63.5 13 3 By preliminary expenses ' i ' 6,017 5 5 By lease and buildings at Charing•cross branch, furniture, &c, N ;‘l7/ AND 11l f'ORTANT DISCOVERY IN THE SCIENCE OE MEDICINE. latent Office Seal of Great Britain. Diplome d'F.dole de Pbarmacie Pbarmacien de Paris. Imperial Colle ge of Medicine, Vi enna . • TWINE MAR No. 1 2, and 3, prepared in the for m o f a l ozenge, !avoid of taste or smell, and can be carried in the waistcoat pocket. 01e, in tin meg, divided into separate doses, zs administered by "alpeau, Lallernand, Roux, Ricord, &c., and adapted for both sexes. iiIRIESEMAR No. 1 is a Remedy f or RE- A. TAXATION, SVERMATORIttICEA, and all the distressing consequences arising from early abuse, indiscriminate excesses, or too long residence in hot cliutates. It has restored bodily and sexual ttrength and vigour to thousands of debilitated individuals who are now in the enjoyment of health and the `Functions of Manhood; and what : ever niay he the cause for DISQUALIFICATIONS for MAR , RI AGE, they are effectually subdued by this Wonderful Discovery, TRIESEMAR No. 11., VERMICT 111..4NSF,AUGHTER AGAINST Tiro MEDICAL MEN. X1;446,158 19 4 PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT FOIL THE HALF-TEAR ENDING `DECEMBER 31, 1857: MAIDSTONE, JAN. 21 The inquiry int) the cause of the death o f la b 1 Bcolcr, was resumed yesterday before Mr. Kipping, the coroner f or th e re, yffiiti2 married woman, borough of Maidstone, at the Old English Gentle man Inn, in that borough. There have already been two previous inquiries before the coroner, and the case, from the eircum s'airees connected with it, and the supposition that wt:s generally entertained that the death of the de ceaed was owing to the unskilfnl'treatment of two Medical gentlemen who attf.nded.her during a pre mature confinement, has created a great deal of. interest in the neighbourhood of Maidstone, whet e one of the gentlemen in question has carried on an extensive practice for a great number of years. . We have received a full report of the inquest, whi , 4i it does not appear 'expedient to print'. At its conclusion, • - The jury deliberated for some time, and when the court was opened they "nave a unanimous ver dict of M a nslau g hter agairistMr..Baldwin and Mr. Ayerst, tint at the same time expressed their sym d - . pathy with the latter on account of his advanced ne. . . . The trial at t 1)• commitment of the parties to take their t . the county of Kee coroner Upon - this made out his w errant of ensuing spring assizes for • ' • DR. . , . To half•a•year's current expenses 'at head dace and (liarlog-cress branch, bad and doubtful debts, income-tax, directors' remuneration; Sm. £14,403 310 To rebate of interest on bills discounted, not yet • due, carried to profit and los, new account. 3,297 6 4 To amount written oft for expenses inettrred In con viction of Lawson and Cockburn for conspiracy and libel • • .. 724 7 6 To dEvidand, at the rate of 5/. per cent. per annum • for the half-year ending Dec. 31, 1857 7,500 0 0 To balance ca tied to profit and loss ne w account 002 17 2 t 6,727 14 10 CR. By ba'anBc of profit brought dowii • £26,727 14 10 £26,727 1410 "xi.imined and approved, 3 n. 16, 1858. (Signed) ROBERT PORTER, o OEORGE THOMSON, . h Auditors. HENRY ASTE, it was resolvei unahinfOusly,—That the report now read be re ceivtid 'and printed ; and a copy sent to eack , 'Proprictor, Thu Chairman announced that the dividend would be payable on Thursday, the 28th inst. B4Osolved u nanimously --That the best thanks of the Proprietors be offered to the Chairman and Directors for the ability with which they have conducted the affairs of the Bank jluring the past half-year. • 114olved.unanimously,L=That the Managers and officers of the Bank are entitled to the thanks of this Meeting for the zeal and ability displayed by them in the execution of their respective duties. Extracted from the Prates, BENJAMIN SCOTT, Secretary, Threadneedle-street, Jan. 21, 1359. effectually, in the short space of three days, completely and entirely eradicates' all traces of Oonorrhma, both in its mild and aggravated forms, sleets, Strketures, Irritation of the Bladder, Non-retention of Urine, Pales eithe Loins and Kidneys, and those disorders which Copaivi and Cubebs have so long been thought an antidote for, to the rivn of the health of a vast portion of the population. 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'flirted Ref ilairci 42 '• , talikKlig-peitsatel ,Quilliny, wlio was a farmer folgi' . li - bly well Rif t) iit. t i Wt r 661... ; .611€1' V t . ( l.)l : l2: et e h 'C el t51 11 1 . 0 .44 . ' Cin - ii w t o u r l i d ;tratihvy •reeickci_ i vr iv i e th i Lib wife i n , ea rtaiiittito:i great' hatred br him, and 1.; t orl con tautly abused but even ,beat. him,' and more - -' ' Y . 14 ' thaironce threatened Min with death. • both ; j je f,„ e l i e - arid after hero arriage her conduct was achnclalouslyaaaq i li inundral ;- mid in the latter time she formedim.gththaDvi.. terous connection with Esteve, though be lii : os x itii[t-cco:q the woman Reynaud, who was married.-, : Tbi s Ins `;:r.., T r ' 'Thawed woman k n e w of his- connection with Uwe. ::,T -jGuilliny, but she did not fake any offence at it. uri:,.:: On the - 15th August last,- the mayor of the'village . el!st iVaiinfortned,that Guilliny had committed sui.;ide . :p by hanging himself in his own: baiir . ,a:al:Oo . ping . .2k to the barn that .f u n c ti onar y f og ad . tliO'Clead btilY:•lit sin_pended by. the neck. •• . But" hatitig causedTtt.lll 'medical examination• to Ve made; if turned 01. 0 . - that .Guilliny must have been' :dead • before he was suspended. This led at ()nee to 'the - eii4.-.. , c:on that he had best • murdered; - and' the 1,1111) 1 2'.-: . - 'c ion was confirmed .by t he : die covery i n hi s house of a sheet, a shirt, and Solite other gif- -- .'- petits stained. with blood.: The daugh' er efithe de ceased, named EleanOr, a little giril2 years of age, 'then made th:s .extraordinarretaternent :—P4I the preiious evening Esteve had ea,lkd at the house for spine loaves in return for others; which he had a day or two befora lent her parentO, and 'her - father ave "`him them. fler 6:tether-left the lottse.with,rke . , ir;'- .-- "antiremainedin conversation : with himsethe, rine: - ' -- At midnight a knock was heard at the door, and her mother, who haa thrown herself on a bed without_ f i ll undressin g ; ha,Ving opened it, Esteve and the we :man Rept a,u cl entered: The three went into . tlie kit; • elie - r i, and remained i}r deliberatien some time; after which they: went towards the room; in,which her f . taher was sleeping, her mother lighting: them by :_ meins._of_Aairrip, vtticLi she carried in a basket. ,1314anor having left her bed to see what they were 'about, was perceived by Esteve, who asked what she' was doing there, and without waiting,for her ansiwer,.-made her go before_Ttliem to her lather's room': Oh euteritio•„ her fathef being asleep, Estev.ct. pui:ed a cord witha noose on it from his pocket WitECT(qt. nine hand, and seized him by the throaf ifithilthel °dna' . To prevent him from making any resis'anee her : mother- held him .by the feet, and the woman ,:‘• t Reynau.l seated herself on him.. The latter also th, ew a sheet over his head, and assisted Esteve ~ iii psseivg the noose round his neck.. . EstoVe' , thea , L. putted tight at the noose until the unfortunate. man ' 'i / '' ' was dead ; a nd, as h e 'died,, a - . quantity of , blood . ,' ..:gushed from hi s mouth and nosy. . In he inil , t:of : : :. ,thus scene of murder, thephild'emother puree; vi rig that 11 - 1 , 3 door was open locked it - iti the inside. When the man was dead, ' the three murderers removed the sheet antl the aiticles a d , ess which had tmen on the bed, and all Of which were stained Wi. h : blood ; then they c4l etolly Washed the dead ' , ' 'ho ly, and the two women put on it a clean shirt, and a paizoftronsers.; then covering the l'iOdY with the bloodstained sheet they carr ed it to the barn— the (can supporting the upper part, the two women the feet; and in the barn they .suepended it by the neck to a beam:' 'To light thou] in- these operations they niadi3 the girl hold the lamp, and when t14 1 : '. - ,' , had finished Estev© told her tf) - at they would serVe . ' -her in the same way, if shesaicl a word abou t what had ;_, ~ taken place. ' Whewall was dose, her mother said, fe:.e . J. "Now all is oVer,.good night ! But let 0 us . take cire ., : , =:.i never to tell what we'haV " e lone !" AS . telitig, " "'" remarked tie other woman, " there is 130 dangf:r . if -.-) thal. s - f - i we sheiild iiiik our necks !" Estero - and '-- - ttt elvomaniteyeand then returned home; arid: the -Ii mother retired to bed with her daughter, and,,_after . - agiiiti'tellirig. ilex' hot t.. t;tik of t! e even t ,'l,f,the lug Lt, wont quietly o s!eep. , Then!juctattilso6)il ttbnlAl roan, n o : d v b e o udnit murd er a t n o G b lil i I L :i - p i ' 3 ,' 1:•si, posse-slob c , l a s P i 0 1 1 ):e i t r ' o 'r f i i d a i i ' r s ' a i ni: o o t us u a i r : , l 4 T ' i O n t . o : fi de i c ( ' : that they and the woman Reynaud might live in it - • together. The jury declared alFthre4 'guilty, but :: and there Were extenuating c i rcums t ances in favour - of the woui:ai, Reynaud. The C nittenteneeict tilt, `. 1 (ter to 20 years' hard lal.tour,. and the' other twtr,v to death. ' , : . CRIME tN FRANCE, A workn ' aro workman, named Promme,, was oT.i nesday tried. by the Tribunal of Correctional Pelice and wounding his suicide. In 1842 vthiefe,maaurtleadtteamyeotninngg f t oj' cio c i t u tt m tin it g : workwortan, and as they were- both. ndustrious . and w4all-anna. u p4-..,,1 mill Lae Man, inste.at o u t YktgY.e.F/ happily, for In the course of a short time he became a confirmed drunkard, and Scat - caly ever coLsented to a otk, so that the whole 'burden of supp,rtiug the children was thrown on t'!e poor woman. this led to frequent violent quarrels between them, and he often beat her in the most sa,sage . mannen At length she separated froth him, and for a while he made no objection kilt liL> then took it .into his head- to return to her, - and as sire' refused to receive him he beat her: ,One day in, Dec. last, he went to her lodgings, and art abusing her most grossly declared that c he would murder her. This plunged- the poor woman into despair, and she cemmitted.Suicide by means of .ho fumes of charcoal. Some' ime after he went home &trek, and made preparations for ending his lifo by similar means, but no.was seen by a neighbour and prevented' from executing his design. The _, next day he renewed his attempt, and he had very nearly succeedcd in killing hillaself, but was restored de consciousness. The tribunal condemned him to six months' impriionmPnt. Two sisters, named -Fleurette and RoFe Levy, were on. Wednesday tried by the Court of Assiz,.s for robbery. The former was in the service of a jeit,veller uemed Leon, the latter in that of a couple named Wolff ; paresis of that person's wife. On • 6th July last Rose went to Mtne. Leon and begged her on some pretext to give her one of Fhurette's gowns, Fleurette being then temporarily abient frcin Paris. Mine. Leon declined, but the other assured her that her sister bad directed her to take it, to mend with it a gown of hers, the ap p l' - ttnt'a, and that therefore she:l4,4as anxious to have it. Mme. Leon still refused,..tb - the - eVident annoyance of the girl, - and when at last Bose went away she conceived susisierons thatrthere must be sortie mystery in the vlatter,i awl.proceeded to exa mine the pockets of thegowim irri Vie found in the p ;chefs twelve rings, whit:licher husband recognised as having been taken IT•o-te - -TiallsT61 , . On this the boxes of the two .girls weri searched, and several gold rit ga, some chains in-gold arrebilver, 13 brace lets, several shawls, and various articles of wearing apparel, all the property of the Leona or Wolfs, were found, as was also a sum of 732 francs, for the possession of which they could not account. The girls were threatened with arrest, but with tears they implored forgivent as,' and pardon was promised them on condition that they restored all the booty, and made compensation. They gave a written undertaking to that effect,• anti all the parties being Jews it was in Hebrew. But some weeks after they alleged that their masters had falsely accused them of robbery in order to extort money from them ' and had themselves put the things alleged to have been - 4olen into their ',pier , . This accusation being fals-, their masters were so exasperated that they had, them arrested for robbery. The evi dence not only clearly proVed that they bad stolen e r tu e . t d e o : I t et h e mo. : s t p t iialuxet,ylochs guilty,t e h ar a s t , property from the Wolffs and the Sr — they had robbed other persons with whom they had previously co li u v r e t d. sei T it i e te nc j e u ci r b a t i dlabour and ItcK e to two yFidieetcllr quarti years' imprisonment. The police learned that ti tll e e in houses in the_ in the course of last week not fewer than six burol • „ aries were commit ed in the day of doors having been forced open by means of a large chisel. 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SY.NtES, chairman. 142, Strand, London, w:c. 2A SILL4CF.: imparts th mast eztq ' ti t s it f irelliti APPETITE 41\ - 13 DIGESTION IMPROVED• r EA and*, PERR,INs, 'WORCESTERSHIRE sad all roast Meat Gravies , s Fish, Soup , curries, and Salad, and by Its, tonic and invigorating D To a j n a e. e A cs ej jiles the stomach to pelectlY dig e st the fciocr. - " `:- - The dallruse of this arc:mare and delicious Sauce is the best safe• guard Abealth. o • ' , Fold by the proprietors, Loa and Perrln 3lientS, London ; and gentrally by 19, Fencburch4treet, L , xidon, and 68, groaa ., tr _.. , eez Worcester • ' Gls° by Meseta• Barclay cud Sens, Aleseri.Crossegnd ); lack well, 11 and other oilmen and met , to Steaks, Chops, N.lt.—To Iv ard a. , •mrict • es of "LEA rtprve .' ~ lititaticrns; .ce, that the names 4 " I' """""'''''' are upon the lal,e • and went cap of the bottle. P w th e e Principal dealers in sauce. ;Now In;bashing, price two shillings, bound in OAP , F E 1_81" S :- RACING REC°I III . Fldlted by A1 . .1 . 1E1Z 1' FEIST," .. io .. Editor of the Turf Department of the • " Sql,llv - Titnes , a 24 `''' porter of Sporting Intern, t o ' 1 iirtflfraPer• • oence the I.on , on • In addition 503 other us .11111 i nformation, it will contain 6,complete Record.orthe Racing and Steepleor iso s oa nruin of publication, and Scotland trom tile Ist of January up ,to the day Dora} tots for ISSFI, and Nomlnationh nn , • all the Principal Race,* thisforniing one of the - most veris of reference copious .1 ever published. W. Wright, sporting printer and publisher, FulWOod's Rents, Rol bm'n, London. ... •,- • . - • , ,• • • Bogtand, .Treland, NO . MORT:" Pt r.t9l ley) ft Aft,,; 4 ,,, T . r Frt i .i m iarree•arge t i J CIRES( vs- about Physic) of indigestion (i) ' la); Constipation, riaNiency, Phlegrn, . all Nervoni ; 'titian "P i e r Liver Complaints, Ilc.fmtbar4, Headache, Debility, D "Y' texl as Nedal e tl ; I) YaerarY, Diarrhoea, at-Abidify, Palpitation, eellndency . Cramps, Spastrel,, 'Nausea, and Sletness (during pregnancy Cough, .Alhufa, P.ranchitis, Corasumptine • 1 s cefalasn's Cain .... •a 9,) plaints'aft effected by ..: . ' V . 1) . 0 - :-fIARRY'S del ici _. . . or at ' ea), Snaking Fits, °lll4 REVA.LENTA p...- , ' ALAIIICA FOOD, Which restore' health without purging, lneonven.tence, or expense, .as it saves fir - •tY tunes its cost in other remedies. It is, - moreover, the 'best food for infants and invalids generally, as it never turns acid on the weakest stomach, nor inter feres with a "and liberal diet, but imparts: a h ealthy relish for lunc h and dinner, and radon:B the Fdeulty of digealch; and nervous and muscular energy to the most enfeebled. I „, We extract a few out of the many thousand expressions of grati tude siclaness at the stomach and vomiting, have tride from invalids:—Cure No. 71, of dyapePsia, from the Right lion. nervousness, asthma, cough, constipation, the Lord Stuart do Decies: If I have derived considerable benefit from Da Barry's Revalenta Arabica raw, and consider it due to yourselves and the public te, authorise the publication of these linas. Stuart de Decies."-Curz. No. 49,832. "Fifty years' indescribable a li g arul y en fr ee e ,7 l aP d as Y na ßl V ih' Captain been removed by Du Barry's excellent Food. Matta Jolly, Wortham of N axing Vie.trage, Waltham Cross, BertS, i cure of extreme ner- L fg, near Dies, Norfolk."—Cure va-eness, indigestion, gatherings, low spirits, and nervous fancies.- 18 /;: iqt ajo o6. r .. .t 3 :d 6 i 2 e l • 20. f enlargement of the liver and to , al C tee No. 48,311. - Miss Elizabeth Yeoman, Gateure, 'near Liver Cure No. 31,210. po i : a cure of ten yeal's•dyspepsia, and tile hormrs of nervous irrita. 0 buss c() s Y l l i i p z a a t b i e o n th , dil e : Dr. Sherlund of r r >me b casi i nta l: ri t e y ,c:Nebro, C l.7l l l4 l t r eys e :ii Allan of epileptic 11 O. prostration of strength. Cure No. .33,418. Reir. Dr. Minster of spasms, and dallivomitinga cramps, --, C ure. No. 26,418. Dr. Her 'MY of diarrhoea •aed debility. Cure No: 89,628. • Dr. Wurtzer N r i r 6e o lt u . a ,, b: of consumption. Cure No. 32,883. William Bunts, Esq., barrister, of paralysis. Cure No. 46,270. Air. James Roberts, wood merchant, of thirty years diseased lunge, Spitting of blood, liver derangement, partial deafness. Cure No. 4',814. Mr. Samuel Laxton, Leicester, of two years' diarrhcoa. Cure No 52,612. - The DoWager Countess of Castleatuart, of man y years' nervous irritability, bile, and indi gestion. Cure No. b 4,812, Miss Vire. „ Jule Zeguers, cured of con sumption, after her medical advisers had abandoned all hopes of recr.very. Cum No, 180. e Tiventy-five nary nervousness, con stipatioc, irdigestion and debility, trona which I have suffered great miscry, t rind which no medicine s c. uhf or relieve, have been effectually cored bj Dll Barb ' f. :, And : ‘ ,' a 'Ver3' eliort tinie. W. R. Reeves, 181, Fleet-street, Lend9"-- No, 4 ,208. " Eight • •di years 3- pepala, nervousness, debility, with cramps, spasms, and nausea, for which my servant had consulted the advice of many, have been effectually cured by Du Barry's health restoring Food. I shall be happy to answer any inquiries.. Rev. John Pl avell, Ridlington Rec tory; Norfolk." No , 32,836. Three years' excessive nervousness, with pains in my neck and left arm, and general debility, which ren dered my life very miserable, has been radically removed by Du Barry's health restoring Food. Alex. Stuart, A rc hd eacon of Rees, Skibbereen." Cure No. 3,906. rhirteen years'lcayah, indigestion, and -general debility have been removed be Dft • Barry's excellent Revalenta Arabica Food. J"as Porter, Athol-street, Perth." Important Caution against the fearful dangers of spurious imita tatiens:— •P age • The Vice-Chancellor Sir William ag Wood 'granted an ;Mune- Benson the 10th March, 1 854 , against Alfred Hooper Neville, for • Imitating." Du Barry's Revalenta Ara b i ca Fond.. • Salfably pacee • d for all climates, 'EUXI with full instructions. In canisters, lib 2s 9d ; 21b 4s 6d; bib ils , 121 b 2%5.• The 121 b car riage free, on receipt of Post-office order. Barry Da Barry and Co., 77, Regent-street, London; Fortnum, Mason, and Co.. pur veyors to her Majesty, 182, Piccadill y ; also at 60, Gracechurch street ; 330, 430,411(1 451, Strand; 4, Cheapside ; 149, Bfatin . pssitte street; and 150 and 158 QafOrd-street. - ,n(f -A MERI .1 . _. - . • :. , - SOUTHAMPTON, Tnunso.a.Y. ; The United States' mail.sttather Arago„Captain, Lines, arrived off, Cow r ep this afternoon, en route to Havre, from New ,York, which port she lefi u ci,i' the'Sth, being three dais later than the datef II . advices by the Persia, `Up to the Cnie of the Arag,o's let+iiig New Yo'rk!tlfe; weather eintinnod -mild and finel, and she his had A moderate pssage.aer ess tile , Atlimtie. She hat .brought c tlie,usual -mails, 65 passengers, 460,000 dola.in speeiq, 150 tierces of .p.ork, and 2,514..13 ezp 48110s of rice, &Q. , J They . Atlantic steamer, from Livool, arriied . af i , Nev. York on the afternoon of itio'arl. .1i Congres, on-the 6111, the 4 sifaecaings were in sinieresPeCts veryinferesting;•.' • •=lrithefBenate, Mr. 'Cristendenitirged- 'the neeessitY:•of increasing.' the. cfn4es on imports, 'and the ni!)Airution cf . home instead of . f ore i gn valuations upni imported, mei-- chandise: - An hniendtnent was offered to tax all lan i k - rtattis,di - sciintin'ating . - against those ,of small denotainations,; al to force them out of circulation. Thai subject was finally laid on the table. - A p4i tio was ,prcSented'asking' that the POstmlarer --: oral be anthorisedlo.contalt for carrying tAle sbotween P anama and Val,parai,o. In ( : xecu-, se3:don . tl:e rnominat t iOn of Me. S , (l.,*:wi;li d i o riot Attorney, in plate'of 'ohn M(Ki-on,• teatit usaed fcr I.ereral hours, and again laid as.i!. to !Ho tr. , p, resoltatioas cal iw- , f inforniaion the state of our relations wAll. P,,ragnay arid Granada; and . tela,tive to the' opening of the .r Amazon, and alio for all eprrespondence on !subject of our differences with Sdp.in,. mere red by the p,,ipmittea or Fore i;n Affairs and' )ted.• •In conimittee o: the hole !Huns° ..t! - e : neuirati!y laws, Conanlndo.!e„Pauldins conduct in sei4ng the Filibusters, ,and Crnyr.tl)Vi:liier's`pliosi-. tion, were fi e: , ly- discussed, INles:: , r. Sidkies via Ela4kia taking a Very th o itl e stand against private. Filibusteri tn. ,On the ith th e President . ,, sent to Congress his me4sage in response to the call for inforinwimi re la tite to Central American -affars;antl the :arrest of 1 i ker and Jail tnpn by: Commodore - Po,ulding; says .th,...Commodore cominit.ed a gr,at erkor aki. , ,g the' arrest, 'but thinkS b e was; actuitbrf ; : latriotiolifiatives'anii a.. desire to promote. the ,teretits and vindicate .tlLi houohr of his, country. . la injury wa - s,sustain,e,d by Ii icaragtm, but she IN'as lith6r beife'fited by' th'e act,- artcPslie alma would. aavn the fright: - to !complain, Ahotigh. ,it was qint Bergin she : would neyer exerei 4e, tl, at right. A 1...ng arid warm dehate`fullowed the ie.tdit;g of the ta.es- I Csagy, - in , vvhich Messrs. Sewaid, 'D: , oI We,' alid Peaitce sustained the President's vicits, I„tici Mefrsrst., Davis, . Critteud,,n,. Br.twn, Pugi!,, Toonibs, and, Dt . (rglas, oppose , ' them. . The nteisge was - finally 'ef+red to the Committee on FOreign Relations. En the Senate,: previous to the rer.ieption :of ihanani lag4, Mr. Seward plesepted. a p -tition,. which was ,art ed, from - citizensa. of Cannd signa,, praying !b -hp adoption df 'toinemod&of extingui s hing s l aver y $y compensatitto slaveewuers to.thaftlll-v,ahle.of, he rshves. The President was re ues i e d t o fill-- Lis correspond ence from our misters' it London If Paris relative to th 4 dangriptrynirtrants from on riteting..tv . ith, irieNN2n9i.l.d9SPftfiei for inlanda, age.. The PI esidelit w's aTso — c'tflea upon far Ii (acid corn, spondenco of.,.Mears. 111‘Lanc and i 'ataer, late , coiniii4sioncrs in China. In the loke, the.,fieV.,tct,66lmittanying,stqck Kpie iropms.tances attending the sale of the loit iic ll og reservai ion, 31ritl_ apvginticl. - _,..The rest the ei on • was co astirned• In citiAMittefittlttl&e4hole 1y sg . :9n,t iWs.M he Presidys..a4,-,.in debiting the, i unposedr, , pea'l of the neutrality lawS, 'the Katrsas . 16-tion, (13c. • ' t : • .„ • c • The New York Herald of the ,p3i ;las the follow :ng paragraph oa Nicaraguan dram !-=" - . • "Anutizer interesting ChapieiaWnitie'T:libu ter ques tionlmay be fuel in J , -day's paper. I. comprises, a lettir 'froin General 'Moult 8;;n, Fi'lrao ace qtnt of Wa Ws nien:tit Norfolk, and the cotn!uct of ,Captain. Ch„ ard, of tlie n S,mtegn, together with the pr,oceediTigs of k Ibustex sympathy a'ai indtrsation,Melitinps 4tNew , us. and Mobile. The ametiug, at Now O r le a n s was rat4er atante - AM - Wi n point c f eum Int"' and eiAtuLsizeinv ttritioii.' :-The Mobile gathering isLcleicrihed as an `iminen,e.asyemhlage,' _`an irapo.aing and Parn es t de-, in Istration of the ri,puhr feclin`g of the South In` co, qepsznatEm of ti l e lite : action of our na,vat forea - in icor,gua,' &C. The resolutions of the New Orleans ieeiing were endorsed with a declaration that, in ;Vetit of the fai!ure of the Government to rectore,Wanir and his cumphnions to Punta Arenas, they (th'e meeting) wilt withdraw from the support of the Administration ; and, moreover, that they regard any man as unworthy of upport for office who hesitates to :condemn the , Govlernment for such failure." New York Weekly Express of the Bth - says s'!‘deheral' Walker is out with along letter' to the • PreO.Jent of the *United States. Commander Davis, be says, has gone unrebuked—but he hOPes`Coternodere 'Paulding .will not thus go. lie wants justice,' which we fear would come in the shape of hemp. He never has been engaged in any unlawful- expedition against Nicaragua, 1. Ills voyage to Greytow.n Wa3 legal ; clear ance legal, &c. !—Paid.litig's act was in vi;:lati6n of the sacred charter of the United Sates. But wimtever.the Preeitlent does he.meane to follow the path before lira, &a. ; The letter of this sort of rhetKric an - d bra- If the President of the Uoitei States•oes not his . wlioledtity, cl he has begun it, we trust that snub Briii , h fleet will, and take Walker and his companions to England for trial as pirates and outlaws, wal so called by COminodbre Paulding."- The Ilera!d says : °The Cabinet held a meeting on Tuesday. It is und'erstoOd that Commodore Pautdidg' a iii be sustained in his- action against the Filibusters. General Walker hasivvritten a letter to the President, in which he de-' Claeps his determination to proceed again tei Nicaragua, andlthe President has caused peremptory criers to,be issued to the federal Officeri at the South to stop all Filibustering expeditions if possilo.', General Walker's men have been di : charged from ;he Saratoga, and turned adrift to wander about honieless and penniless.' On the subject of Kansas the .New York Tribune says:— " The report of a collision between Gen. Lane and the Dra , Zcons turns out, ac we expected; to be without feu dation. It will be seems from the letters of our correspon dent that Lane - has 1-eturced to LaWrenee after effecting the ; libera!ion of the Free State men who were held . • • • • prisoners in Fcrt &cat. "Our correlipondent estimates that at the election bf L the 21st December, with aid from Missouri, about 3.000 votes were pilled, seven-eighths of them for thi4•Censti tution, with slavery. The votes were principally cast at polling places convenient to Missouri. "Though' the Lawrence Convention. bad. determined' to take no part in the election of State officers on the 4th, a bolting convention had got up a ticret,;and there 'Was alsowid. to be drill another: n circulation on which wanton was a candidate forGoiernor; There was little proonect, however; that anything like a mailrifi of the'l People would take any part in the elention." Accounts froth the Utah - thilitaiy expedition are to the 2Gth November. At that' time- the .anti re force, including Colonel .Cook's . command, hart s readied Fort Bridger. The MormOns had 'builit all the grass, and tile'b.nimals of the expedition were dying at the rate of ,100 a-day. , Fort. Bridger is at tiJe entrance of the parses to Salt Lake City, and it wag repoited that, the Mormoti s .were fortifying these paSses against the ,advance of the Government troops. The report' of the battle of tho Mormons with Colonel Cook's command was entirely devoid of truth. Despatches had been received at Washington from Commander Armstrong, of the United States' squadron .in the Chinese seas. The expedition to, Formosa 'hall established the fact thiit there we ' re no Ainerican. or European captives on the island. The New York stock-market was ratlit , r irregular on the'Bth inst. With considerable activity prices were unsettled, and there appeared to be-,no parti cular movement in any of the leading railroad secu- rities. The second board was quite active, but the.' market•was a little weak for some railroad stocks, Galena and Chicago d eclined p et cent. ; Erie, ;' New York Central, 1. The advanced views of holders tended to restr'ct sales of cotton, which were confined to about 500 to 600 bales, closing at an advance of about -!,c. er lb. since the receipt of the Atlantic's news. Flou p r can tinned steady . and in fair demand,`. without change o f moment in prices. Wh eat was firm, with limited sales. Corn was firmer, With 'Sales cf Sellow at 06c., , and was atterwrds held at 67c. PHILADELPHIA, JAN. 8. Stocks dull. Pennsylvania Fives, ; P enn sylirania-Railroad, 39i ; Reading Railroad, 29 ; Morris Canal. 42; Long Isl .Oand It3ilroad, 101. NEWRLEA:NS; jAN. • C o tton.-;-Sales:to - day ,.6,500 o. o t a B i di c. tt t e c s ) . 81c. for middling , and 90. to Ng.. f o r g Sales for the week 37,000 bales. Rea ipts la s t week 46,00 0 ,; stock at--7—ew On Receipt SlOss than last year-200,000. 11, 39 1,000. 't 468,000, Molasses year . all -S ou thern ports leis than Receipts at Sugar steady, at 4i-c. to . 51c, . 191 c: White corn, 56c. ; yellow I‘l`)lases4 ditto, .60 1 c. Stock 19c.: to at New Orleans, 94,000. Sterling ex c h ange , 104 i s JO 107. Freight - to Liverpool—. Cotton, id. ; ,vanl ~*1 20,4G3.) 1~ . 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