The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-31 00:00:00

3

No. 5,114.)

- NOTICE to SHIPPERS and PASSENGERS, . WAlVEtrzawr eagavtor.
per Last India and London Shipping Corapanfs sinew ILowiUsraimr CHAPEL, ISLINGTON..
steamship GOLDEN FLEECE, 2,7113 tons, 350 borsopower, O. R. , TO. (Wedmaday), Deo. 31.—Devotional Berries
BIRD, Commander, for Calcutta, coaling at the Cape of Good ‘lll Milan Oda*. The ler. C. BRAKE wall preside
Hope, and calling at Mailraa This ship will leave the Victoria and *Wpm as addeam--SubJect, •••Watchman. what of the
(London' Docks on the morning of the 3rd of January. AN goods night r
and heavy baggage must be aloagside and cleared by noon et the , •
Ist. Passengers are requested to embark at Gravesend ley 1 : THEATRE ROYAL LYCEUM will OPEN,
o'clock, p.m.. on MONDAY. the sth of January. To facilitate • under the sole m of Mr. TWITTER, on SAlTrlt-
the embarkation of parciuters at Gravesend, arrangements have DAY 10Ih Jean I 'nth a New Romantic Drama,
been made with the London; Ttlbury, and Southend Railway _„„ti.d. 1,, nux,B m0i..,,, In which ths Tthdpiu th....ter
Company, by which tickets can be obtained at the Shipping Com- '""
will be sustal&d by Mr. Pechter, snirrad by Mears. O.
pangs Others. 9, 51incing.lane, R.O , for the trains leaving Fen- . Vining, 3. Droneham, H. Widdicombe, . Int" 1. 0101114
Yen-
church-street at 9.35. 10.52, IE7, available for the day of galling
n Garden. lialincrd. H Butler, Dew ,Mu se. Carlotta Leclerc&
of the vessel, at Is. Eld. each person, witLih will pass this
-- Kate Terry, I havens, and Etrorowirthy.—Dos.orioe open Mows-
ger from Feuchurchstreet Station on board without any Waxen-
day, rat imatway. trout U till 5.
expense. Return tickets; will be Wined to parengers' friends at ;
fis, 9d. each. For freight or purge apply to ORINDLAT and
Co., 14, rarlianieeNtreet, S.W., the brokers, ALFRED BRETT IHOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENTS.
and Co.. 150. Leadenhallutreet, IC., end at the Mira of the armosomAzy ATZILACITIONS.
Company, 9, Mincing-lane, ICC, aelectime on a sale dnapreeettipted magnificence:
RICHARD DRIW, &scrotal,. 1 1i=0641% in an ',nay* new and omoonsup performance :
Madame Valckenaem : Mlr the Mar of the West:
Madame Lasehink Madame Ellse : Ur. Brenner, Sam Collins,
Mr. air Wm Dreasen ; Varresiberg, Daley, and Little Bob, the
ceiebratiel=s; the Your American Wonders and Mine
In a new Pantomimic Entertainment. tiergisaa
LONDON PAVILION, Tictibeeninerest.
. Lionm and SOGNIIAIOO3I, Ptoprieters.

11ARVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
.25 of PACKET Slll9.—less SYshlpptugDNlY Direct (to ball punctually
on the Sbth Jan, last da Wad January', the
British-built clipperuary ship BANKSIDS, Aly IS yearn, register bW
tom, JOSS9II WoODRAFF, 00=1:11■114eZ ; lying In the Zest India
Docks. This fine vessel has a full poop. with first-rate accom-
modation for cabin passengers, and being well known for her
wand &livery of cargo, she offers a datirable npportunity for
fine gooda—Yer freight or passage apply tollEVlTTendlioo3.4
9, 91=er-street.

DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
at PACKET 8111 P.--For SYDNEY DMeat (to mall pima
tually on Um teth February, last shipping day mrd of FekruarK.
the JerserbailtcNFpsr -wmumit.ouck A 1 11
mtrs, register 0.56 tons, W. TOIBILI. Commander ; Kass India
Docks. This well.known clipper Is noted far bee fastarillita
qualities Ras good amompen. Mr able/ Gallen pmenfeeire,

Ingagarsar,--rrawasr-..-me
1: or to DiTIST imad 310014

NIT'. and MOORIN kIIkrigA,LIAN LENZ
of PACKET AlflP.—Far ran MUM 'Meet (to b
ponetually oa 110 Jataary: pats tplANday
1 January, the d chew ablp Pitll)K OF D,
A 1, register 1,33, tone) BITIJADID, Commander: Wu( hi the
Ault India Docks This fine mark Loll! to /MO, and owned by
Messrs. Potter, Wilson, and Co., of Glasgow, has &errata MOM-
Inodatioe for cabin passengers, and srla tarry rizoterieneed
aurgeon If required. She 14 walllmown lam
min.—For terms of freight or prow apply to 011.11117,
HANICILY. and 9g WELL. sr. iAsambsoweast; cr tp Alvin
and 1100.92, 9, Billltszstreet.

WIVITT saxl4 MOORE% AIISTRALLOT UNE
of PACKET 81IIP.—lar ROAST TOWN Dtreet
have Quirk despatch;, the well-haaina Aberdeen clipper DUN.
ZORLN CASTLE. A 1. 610 tone W. CAMPBALL. Com-
mode, the tondosDoaka This tine vessel has
and aceoina,,datica tor ebiat can peateagere and being
noted tor her •alca wasps aims • &Wahl.) opportunity to
ahlypers.—For freight or parade apply to MITT and MOORZ,
9, =lltar•treet.

DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
of PACKET SUlP.—lor LAUNCESTON Dime (mOl bare
immediate despatch), the Brit illalegag Ogre CRAIOLIIVAR,
Al. register 146 tons, 0. IL Casessamiler Wog to
the Loodos Docks. This vests* WI Rawls le the Cie trade for
her quick passages and sound &livery ci Maio, Mien a desirable
opportunity to shippera—ber teamed or passage
E
to Mr. T. B. WALK ER, MA. St. Heitielegiace; or to DM?
and MOORE, 0, Billiteratreet.

TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINN
of PACKET all I P.—For ADELAIDE Meth (wID Imo bs:
mediate despatchi the well-ithown British-both ilo WYCLLIPM
A l (newly coppered;, register nth tons, I'. A. AIIQEE, Coat,
wander: lying In the Loodon Docks. This smirk semi has wroth
Lot accommodation for a few thist cabin Lothar sad is
Doted for the excellent order In which the de sin ano.—
Pot toms Of height or pimp alloy to DIV and MOORE,
9, BiPlteratrost.

ILAOIL BALL PASSENGER LINE of
/ CUM.& PACKETS for AUSTRALIA trams Landon dine.

Pen. Skip. Teenage. Docks. Scs BaLL
Sydney
Sydney
Kerrie England ;000 L Inds Feb: 10
=me
Melbourne
Queensland ,Light Brigade.. 2,500 IL. India Jim. 110
Queensland Beelapnre ... 2,500 L ladle I Feb. 28

- - -
This celebrated line of pinnate YE" by their punctuality and
Vapid pampa, earned a world knows reputation, and Sherpa*.
Meer accommodation is unworpowind by any verele adoat.—Tor
111:1;1=17=11!41774=11111:VeI
Bell Line: and T. AL MAMA aas Co.. 1, Leadoenbill4treet,
London. E.C.

N I iti rci al lurrruilatitittrives-a
NEW YORK Wert. —The LIVERPOOL. NEW FORK,
and PHILLDIXPIILLOTRAMARIF COMPANY Intend L-
M▪
their rall-pewasre.diada-tedle Iron &sow Steam
easawlown es sal
danfelhOPlesys . Immix TRAM 1.M7001/, I'OR le •
CITY OF BALTIMORE. this day. Dee. 11. •
CITY OF MAIO.:T/LIL. Wednesday, Jan. T, 1465.
IDINBUROH, Wednesday, Jan. 14, Ineß
Aad sorry eneraodang W
Caber ploange, IS, IT, end 11 sulaseara=r; to the meow
nodation. Forward perye. S gidasse„ !sanding all provoloae
'coked. Parnengers t r Canada. Sles Keine etazen and RA MO
Womb* booked throw* on vary advaneasewas larnia—Piss
lather particulars apply to WILLIAM IXMAN,I2, Watoraineet,
Etverpool , or to FIVES and MACRE., 111. Lug Wdllsanalreet.

BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STKAll4llllPll,opooatod by the Admiralty to mall
between LI VY.RrOOL and NNW LI TOLL, aad between VIA-
POOL and BOSTON, with law* to an et Halifax or other ports
to land and receive mils, goods, sad parengen, the Boston
ships calling at Halifax blend and recolve passengers and
bar Majesty's mails. The or ether vessels are ap-
pointed to sell from Lfilexpool, mBIaR at Cork to receive the
malls

CHINA, for NEW YORK, Saturday. lan. S.
ARABIA, for BOSTON, Satardor. Jan. 10.
• AUSTRALASIAN. for NEW YORK. flatiirdte, Jan. 17.
• Taking proaringers and goods for Norm and drama tole
transferred at Now York on board the RAAB. British Queen.
Passage money, tncludiug steward's leo and provUdons, but
without wines or liquors To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin.
• : second cabin, £lO. To New York, chief cabin. EgB ;
second cabin, Freight to Halifax. Boston, and New York, SA
clor,"kaild 6 per cent primage.--Apply to J. B. Foord, en. Old
London : J. Y. Currie, Havre, and 12, Place de la
Bowen Pane : O. and J. Burn., Buchanan-Week Glancy D.
and C., Wiest. Queenstown; or D. and C. Wlver, f 4 Wan.-
West, Liverpool.

THE LONDON GRAND RESTAURANT.
S. LUNCH/02Di and DINNIRS A/A CULTS an be had
with COMFORT and DISPATCH AT ANY HODS DAILY._

-
"SAWYER'S FAMOUS LONDON DINNER, Nadi from t tfl
In Ow Grand Saloon.
Spada di:dog-room for hare gold gratlosren.
Swim Gad won wooladod win*, *offal, And railoldng Saloon.
021. N ON SUNDAYS FROM YOUR. NINL
SAWYER, Proprietor,
191. IFLEET-STELIT. 001.11 R of CRAXCIEY.LILNAL

7 capit4 imiemo. —The
the elmehaidere and the g

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of

...._ _ _ .._
libentes, 0800. Ma, Ns:. 3es. , de., nen, Mt. dew -
Poets tem Ur wood, Kii.,tee., 383., 49. In bottle, from da.
I°CellesSign Niedta. Golliee's, sad dim. Admen, trent tfla.
ms
0wm.a.u...., 1104:t...; elima.: and all Oboe
=re le Iraire. M. W. elbr SOMI3-
-Bcotelt, 21e.: irtnn, Ilea.
MJamatga. la.
otile JO Us. jer pada. '
Ito ee*s dome for beetle% and packi.
All sollois wlllbs ilervided can** freeng In London. and alxne
tier lennme be any tawny elution la the kingdom. lot detailed
nit of 10,001 fa 1.714 tam Aintoes• 1.2, likerk-lane•
IL H. CILLYSEBI3,. Manager.

TEAM from LONDON to BRITISH COLUM-
BIA.—For VICTORIA, Vancouver's Wand. the British
powerful screw steamship FUSI.YAMA, A 1 nine years, I,bea
tons hurthen, Y.?) horse power, A. D. DUNDAS, R.N., Com-
mander. now looting In the East India Docks, Is ready for the
Inspection of Po•sougurs, and has suitable accommodation for all
classes. Wid he despatched on the 20th January. so as to entre
on the opening of the mining season. It la intended to coal at
Cape de Verde and Valpandso. This vessel presents greater ad-
vantages to shipper; of soma goods and paasengers than the
fastest salting vessel.—Apply to JAMES THOMSON and CO.,
Billitercourt to CHARL= OSWALD, 13, Oeormoyard, Lom-
bardatrest: or to FILM( and Co., 65, Fenelutreh-street.

pTELLIPPS, GRAVER[ and PRILLIPPS
despatch the undermentioned first-clam steamers:
Per ROTTERDAM, the P TENOORD, Thursday morning early,
Qom off the Tower. Farr 41.
Pee BREMEN, the ',ALEX, CONDOR, or moir& alternately
every Thursday, from Hon.elydown, at 11 a.m.: ceiling at Black-
well Pier to receive pea enera at noon. Irene : Lt. al. and los.
N.R.Bremerhaven is always accessible, whilst the other
Northern Port* arc storied by me.
Pm GOTHENBURG, the GUSTAV WABA, in • few days,
from linteelydovnt. Fares. ZS at, PP is.. and Li.
For COPENHAGEN, the EAST ANGLIAN, in a few days,
from Abl nano s Tier.
For freight, plasitge, ae., pply at Chaplin's Ihsivareal OMes,
Regent-circus, W., or to Pllll GRAM and PRILLLPPO,
11, Rood lane. &C.

LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
Fleet-street, London.
Invested aoiets, £5,000,00D. Annual income, £406,000.
Profits divided every 110th year.
Four-fifth, of the proilts allotted to the assured.
The Bonuses added to policies at the five divisions of profit,
which have hitherto been made amount to £1,500,000.
Policies on the participating scale of premiums effected on or
before the 81st .4 December of the present year, will share in
the next division of protits, which will be made up to the Mt of
December, 1064.
Fur prospectuses and forms for effecting assurances, apply to
the Actuary, at the liociety's office, Fleet-street, London.
WILLIAM IiAItULL D0W.1413, Actuary.
October, 1862.

FOREIGN WINE COWAN Y (Limited).
Tun Company offers the fellow* peculiar advantages to
sharebolders :—A bolder of 10 Ames, on which El per share has
been paid, may purchase Ifo dozens of wino each year at • cedar-
Ws of 16 per mot from the published price-list of the company,
la addition to participating In the profit. of the business; and
holders of IS shares and upwards are matitled to parchas• ea an-
liasitad quantity of wise wader the sue adisatagsa,
Forms of application for the remaining shares,
andrea=:
Mass can be obtained at the faces of the complpy, 1
Mao IL IL CALM memese•
Dszember, 1601. •

BAWAIT'S PATENT CASK' STAND, a new
/11•41144041, 40 admirably eenttired that a tan butt, u
well is molder auks, sap be naiad or tilted on it 'abut
labour or trouble. lie uUon is so impalpable that tics sediment
of tics most limpid fluid by no possibility ran be diatribe&
Tries la. 125., lts, to salt 41, V, sad 18 gallon auks.
BARLoW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP.
No vent- pes required. No more Oat beer or mar wine.
Price is. ed. ; ditto, elec 9a—Apply direst MJAII62I
B&RLOW, patentee. 14, K Wlllisinotreet. Mouton-home.
Bee that his name and address are on ever? article; another's:it
swims an/talons. Ilagrarlup gratis. Istablished 2810.

OURTAINS, PORTIERES, &a. WAUGH
NJ and BON bo respeodally to call latent.* to their saps
dor selection of all the new fabrics for Curtains, to., of British
and foreign manufacture, the designs and colours of which are
=according to the present Ltda.—LONDON cAspicr
OM; sand 4, Oeodgeotreat, Totteeham-coart-rued. W.

FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE,
toony Part et tits ilitgdom.
Drealogeora Saar In Valor •
Dearagroota Settee, °replete 0 •
Dlatagramt Solar complete IS 0 0
Bedrxia lieftea, complete
Wansated Tlereran
Y. air S. BEMIS,
U 4, 01106448TE111T, W.
Maraltei Cataloger grata repeal tree on applioatlea.

-1" C. and .1. FIELD, original manufacture=
. ioraaliter PARAIIINI CA(DLES, to whom the prim
medal illdt) h beenarded, and their candles adopted
MageeM'e stidians
Theme ean.iteslcral.nl Z4Ers and Grooml
the United Kingdom. Price la Bd. per pound . also Field's cele-
brated United Service Soap Tablets, 6d. and 4.1. each.
The public are cautioned to see that Field's label is on the
Ckeor boas. Wholesale only, and ter exportation. Upper
ntLilLambeth. London. 8.

nAIITION.—WATHERSTON and BROODEN
N.../ recommend the palate to have the Carat Gold Meted o the
Invoke—. Fine Gold and Pure Gold," as applied to Jewellery,
being a delusion. WATHISSTON end BROODEN'ii GOLD
CHAINS. and all articles manufactured by them, are sold upon
this principle, and at the manufacturers' prime. Manufactory,
IS, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, W.C. Assays made of chains
and Jewellery tor Is. each—N.R. This establishment la closed at
6 in the evening, and so naturdays at 1.

SHAWLS,_ MANTLES, FANCY
DRESSES, Sc.
R. WILLEY and SON, being desirous of reducing theta Stock
prelims to their anneal stocktaking, have decided to allow a
discount of TEN PER CENT. upon all sales amounting to leaanidiminirds.
will Red this an unusual
large opportunity for making
ROSIER pur-
as the stock also comprises a assortment of Y,
FLchases,ANNELS, Busmen. COUNTEEPANOL and general DRA-
PERY GOODS, purchased by the firm for the present season.
IS and In LUDGATE-STREET, LONDON, EC.,
&obi tram St. Pours-churchyard.

"♦ /ACP WORTRY OP NOTI."
MR, MILES REMOVED from Bond•etreet
to rs. BILOOESTBUT, II•NOY ELBA on the
let October. UM TM Ira Trauma ( by him) better
don sm. idabinisod libiL

WIN T ER CLOTHING.
E. HMIS and SON beg to announce that their
preparatiorui for Winter have been made on Ito vast a scale,
and with such care, that they are able to meet the demands of
all claws, in a manner that cannot fall to secure them a con-
tinuation of public support. There are so many articles in which
they are acknowledged to excel that it is alinement, for them
to do more than refer to their general trades. viz. :
Ready-made and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Maker,. Woollen Dm-
=B.liatists. Heelers, Boot and Shoe Makers, and General tint-

N K N K! I N K!
-a. WARD'S WRITING and COPTING 11f23 semis all
others In guilty end durability at colour. Agents wanted for
Town and wantry. lianufeetoey, Clayton, N.Z.

NEW YEAR'S GIFTS.
RIIIMELIi CAM/LITER FAN, combining a fan with a
smelling bottle, from Da. od.
Riffling SURPRISE PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM.
EVERYBODY'S LUGGAGE, Portmanteaus, Truing; Barra.
Hampers. de., all replete with Perfumer!, line la Id.
CHOICE ORNAMENTS for CHRISTMAS TAKES, from 6d.
WHIRLS PERFUMED ALM SNACK. Id. bypost, 7 stamps.
R11011.4' perfumer. 46, Strand: 24. Cornh111; and Crystal
Palace.
N.B.—Five per cent, contributed to the Lancashire Relief Fund.

NEW YEAR'S GIFTS for all who court the Gay
and Festive Scenes,—ROWLANDS' NACASSaIt OIL, a
=7er and beautifier of the hair beyond all precedent. Kw-
Kalydor, for imparting a radiant bloom to the complexion,
and a softness and delicacy to the handy, arms, and neck. Row-
lands' Odonto, or Pearl Dentifrice, for Rising a pearilike white-
ness to the teeth and fragrance to the breath. The patronage of
royalty throughout Europe, their general use by rank and Whim,
and the universally known efficacy of these article*, give them a
celebrity unparalleled.—Sold by A. ROWLAND and SONS, 20.
Hatton-garden, and by chemists and perfumers.—Ask for "low-
lands " Wads*.

("lOLES'S ALGA MARINA, a Concentrated
vv raence of the fleaateed, is an invaluable external remedy
int Rheumatism and Rheumatic (lout, also for weakness, contrac-
tion., vrofulousswelliti,t., deformities, tnmoun, kc.
" Lily Elisabeth Totten is able to testify to the great benefit
which Coins Alga-Marina Ingham to William Manse t he bad
lost the use of Its limbs. and he is now completely recovered.
11, Great Cumberland-street, August 10.'—" Having for some _
time suffered severely from Rheumatism, 1 procered • bottle of OZONIZED COD LIVER OIL, is the nearest
We essence, applied it, and have not since had the slightest re-
eurnnee of my distressing Vales. Theme. Dennis. Orange-road,
spproach to a specific, for oonsumption, yet discovered.
Bermondsey—mold in bottles, ks. lild., 45.0 d., and lls. each, by The "London Medical Review" of August, 1001, states that
T. Nettling, te. Psurs Churchyard, and by all chewing. A pain- "The merits of the remedy are genuine and intrinsic, nor
phlet. which should be read by every one, yetis tor by post for meld it be damped emene the vaunted and ephemeral
four stanips•, specifics which are daily thrust upon us by melt-interested yen-
_ dors," Sold by drittegigs, In 2.5. at, ta Ild., suid es. bottles, or of
GEORGE /3011 WICK, sole inanataeterer, n, Utile Manifolds.

DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA
has been. during twenty-five emphatically sane•
honed by the medical prfeesioe, universally scoepted by
Dar
public, as the beat remedy for acidity of the stomach.
heartburn, headache, ;put, and Indigestion, and as • mild ape-
rient for delicate emanations, more especially for ladles sad
children. It is prepared. in a state of perfect ptuity and
uniform strength, only by DINNNJORD and Co., 172, New
800 d-street, London; end sold by all respectable chemists
thronatwet the world.

_TOZEAVE COP AHI NE MEGA snooessfully
• tried is the Paris and London Hospitals, aster lie care of
Mews. Carietier, Iticork Lluyd, Polite& MEd Clark
(lancet,. oh Nov., 1862;, effects a cure to u&MerlArai rierti
*her in remit or chronic diseases. —4e. dd. per Wilk bir.Fott
k td., at C. Jimmie, French chemist, 44, samos.

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ELttiffrICATXD Taro fat SATURDInc,
Jan. 1, plies It, will contain, sztossallstok.the tontarti:
ENGRAVINGS :—Loadon Garotters
Ironaldes off Lisbon—Rap of the SeatVlVlirofrrltapplitells-
flock—View of Fredetickabany, the rwient,B*Mrsneod of the
Federal and Ceetederate Armies—S almoaW General Burnalda's
late Headquarters—fortralt of the Federal •Oeneral Beals—
licence from Seven o: the Christmas Fantorelmea—The Monster
Plum-pudding for the Distreseed Lancashire Operatives—Por-
trait at Dr. Colenso. Bishop of Natal—Ur. Maboned Vatee's Xs-
tertalzweent.—Chrlatmas Eve at the Read Mee of the Londe.
Panels Delivery Company—Election Procession at Athena.
Pr ii 3d.; free by poet for four, stamp.—l, Cathertneetresa,.
WM.
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NNAMArstiVe Author of "The Woman in
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oountry, In S volumes, Soo.
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• IlaatztaN-censci, Der.. It--The Queen haa been
graciously pleased to appoint Francis Howard Vyaa, Bsq.,
now her Majeety'sconsul at Kanigawa to be her Majesty's
consul at Hakodadi. The Queen has also been graciously
pleased to appoint Charles Alexander Winchester, Eq.,
now her Majesty's
.t consul at Hakodadi, to be her Majesty's
consul at wa.—Gazette.
CITY OF NDON ART-lINION.--Yestertigy the
first general meeting of the ticket-holders in the City of
London Art-Union was held at the London Tavern. Mr.
Dakworthy presided, and is opening the proceedings stated
that the object of the meeting was the eaceuragement of
English artiste and the diffusion of artistic taste among
those auras which were precluded by the heaviness of the
subscription. from participation in the brindle at the Lon-
don Art-Untoe or similar institutions. la establishing ofs,
the subscription to which was only a shilling, they wee
encouraged by the success of those at Maneliertsr and
Liverpool, the subscription to width did not mewl that
amount. They had already sold 20,000 tickets, and ware
about to distribute 500 prima varying from 11. la to 1001.,
being on the average one prise to every 40 =hearths's. The
Privy Council had authorised the institution, so that the
lottery was a legal one. The drawing then oornmeneed,*and
was concluded in the ordinary manner.
gala or Tun Lave Dents •op WnuzenemiNy
Fuexam, Tuarrnme.—Yesterday, by ardor of the Hon. W.
Cowper, First Commissioner of Works and Public Buildings,
Mama. Pollen, Horne, and Bromfield submitted to public
auction, at the Government Storeyard, Great Smith-street,
Westminster, the whole of the trappings, funeral equip.
meats, and furniture used on the occasion of the lying in
state and funeral of the late Duke of Welliegten, in the
month of November, 1852. The national and interesting
objects offered for public competition consisted of the
whole of the fittings, decorations, and ornaments used at
the lying in state at Chelsea Hospital, which were of the
most costly and elaborate description, and included the
splendid velvet pall, the silk altar-cloth, and the cloth of
gold which were employed in that greed display of funeral
pomp, which was almost unprecedented for its richness and
splendour. There were also the costly arms of the late duke
emblazoned on banners and richly embroidered on velvet
in gold and coloured silk ; a large crown, richly emblazoned
in gold and silver sod coloured silk, and white lining ;
with many other costly ornaments. The funeral trappings
consisted of 243 velvet housings, embroidered with creeds
and silver lace hinges, and the very superior hareem made
for the eight horses that drew the MilliVO funeral car.
The novelty of the sale drew together a large concourse of
persons, but although for some of the lots there was a
brisk competition, on the whole low prices only were
obtained.
FUNDS OF THZ COUNT OF BANK RUPTCT.—
DIPS:NS= OF PAUPIN CABISA—It must be gratifying to
the public to know that, notwithstanding the diminution
of the fees paid by suitors on bankruptcy proceedings,which
was effected, by the act of 1861, the funds of the court
continue to show a gradual increase. The balaooe-sheet
of the year, we believe, will exhibit this result, that at
the commencement cd 1863 there will be in hand a sum ex •
reeding by more than 6,0004 that which stood to the
credit of the chief registrar's account at the corn.
menoement of the year 1862. The increase is
partly to be attributed to the larger number
of trust deeds which are now registered. During four days
of the Christmas week, forty-nine of these deeds were
registered, some of them bearing a high ad valorem stamp.
The total number registered since the commencement of the
act is 3,213. lu,proof of the large increase of the general
business of the court, we may mention that whereas under
the former system, the number of bankruptcies in the
London court averaged from 800 to 1,000 per annum, the
number for the last year reached the formidable total
of 3,306. The subject of pauper cases, the ex-
penses of which are borne by the chief registrar's
fund, has not escaped the attention of the authorities.
It appears that the solicitor appointed to conduct these
cases in Loudon has, during the past year, received a sum
of about 3,0001. This gentleman, and solicitors in the country
performing similar duties, have hitherto received under a
general order the sum of three guineas for the conduct of
each pauper oue. We believe that a new order will shortly
be issued, diminishing the remuneration of these gentlemen
by one.third giving them two guineas instead of the three
previously paid. We are glad to have an opportunity of
stating these facts, in order to remove As gross misrepre-
sentation' which have been made concerning the amount of
the remuneration which Mr. Aldridge has received.—Gazatte
of Bankruptcy.
POLLUTION OF TEIETHAMER.—The medical officers
of health of the metropolis met /sat night at Richmond-
terrace, Whitehall, to consider a proposal of the engineer
of the Metropolitan Board of Works to discharge the
sewage of the western district of the metropolis into the
Thames near Crsmoroe Gardens ; Dr. Thomson, of Mary-
the chair. Dr. Buys, of Fulham, read an elabor-
ate report on the subject, whereby it appeared that the
Metropolitan Baud intends to deodorise the sewage of
the metropolis we= of the Ranelagh sewer, and after-
wards to discharge the same into the river near
Cremorne. The area extends seven miles west of
Chelsea Hospital, as far as Brentford, embracing one
third of the metropolitan area, and one of the most
increasing in population. In the opinion of Dr. Buys
and various eminent scientific men, quoted by him, the
discharge of such a large amount of poisonous matter into
the river would have a most deleterious effect upon
the metropolitan population. Dr. Thomson read
a report of a preparatory committee convened
to consider the question, showing that the area
included 214 equare miles, or 1-11th part of the me-
tropolitan sewage, amounting to about 10,000,000
gallons daily, which would be collected into a reservoir
two acres in extant. near Cremona' for dendorketion
previous to discharge, into the river, byperchloride of iron.
The committee considered the perohloride of iron was
useful only in the reservoir itself, and not as tending in
i any way to disinfect the river. The meeting, on the mo-
A N EFFZOTITAL REMEDY.—LAMBERTI3 •
ASTHMATIC BALSAM, without confining the bowels or IT ties of Dr. Liddie (Whitechapel), and Dr. Aldus (Belgravia),
adopted the report, which was entered on the minutes. fir.
ageoUng the bead, truly efficacious and pleasant,
be the Mat medicine for immediately reboring coughs, colds, - .
admitted to I Buve then moved, "That, in the opinion of the association
=wino= mess of asthma, and Incipient consumption. It fro. of medical officers, the proposed deodorisatioo of the sewage
quently cores persons whom the faculty pronounce incorenta, , of the western district of the metropolis, and its subsequent
admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing. discharge into the river Thames, will be ineffectual in its
lo approaching consumption its effects are truly benencinl. operation, pernicious in its effect upon the river, and sub-
Persons deprived of Bleep. or eves lying down for tear of indices. verities of the principle upon which the interceptive scheme
t on, may depend on relief In a fee minutes, after taking it,— was
t;"
originad based." The motion was carried, and a
Prepared only and sold by W. LA M RICKY. chemist, 8, King WO-
Wmatreeßciparing_crom sod dmigh.6B. bottle, Ind.. copy direc to be forwarded to all the vestries and land
sad three quantities in ma, ha yd.= sad ash for boards. It wax also agreed that a deputation of the ammo-
lantherrs Adhasiser =War. The an! Is aims Ted 'nation wait upon the Metropolitan Board to appose the
in Me POMP& proposed scheme.

1.0,100,N, ' WEDNESDAY EVENING, BBR 31, 1862.

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AMERICA. .

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1.7 M YORK, Dim 19, Engine.
The Confederates have advanced their pickets in
Fredericksburg to points near to the banks of the
Rappahannock, have increased' their intrenchmenta
in the rear of the city, and thrown up rifle pits on
the left of the city, near the river.
' The Confederates have also sent a flag of trace
telly. Fedoras, requesting them tbbury their dead.
litho resent Wee the Federals lost 800 prisoners:.
The Southern journals estimate the Cobfedersta
loss at 500 killed and 2,500 wounded. The Federal
toes is supposed to be about 17,000, killed and
wounded.
General Burnside has officially reported that it was
a military necessity to recross the river, it being
impossible to carry the enemy's works, and he re-
garding the repulse under existing circumstances as
disastrous. No property or men were last during
the retreat.

Much popular indignation prevails, ancta general
aliag of steam disgat.adaftioa with the isal9lloit
•

waseaastemenennemesewass-rn%
A public panting has been called to
administration in regard to the people's seises of
their miaoonduct of the war. The leading mer-
chants are announned to address the meeting. The
attendance is expected to be very large.
The Senate has ordered inquiry to be made
into the facts of the disaster at, Fredericksburg.
It is generally believed that Banksi expedition
has gone to the Gulf, and will rendeavons at Ship
Island. One of ,Banks's transports was wrecked,
and two disabled: vessels were found to be totally
unseaworthy.: The Senate ordered inquiry to be
made ooneerning the oontrasts for these unser

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•
worthy vessels. • .
The Confederate. have sunk the,Fodiejid gunboat
Cairo, with torpedoes, on Tomo river.
The Confederate General Evans officiaili reports
that the Fedora* with 15,000 men and nine gun-
boats, attacked Kingston, North Carolina, on the
14th instant, and were driven heck 4o 0.44
San-
boats after ten hours' fighting. : •• ; ,
It is semi-officially annuuneod that the:Federal
government bee no news to 'smut belief in, this
reported repulse.
. The Confederates attzckea Plymouth, North
Carolina, on the 9th inst., drove the Feder* out
of the town, and damaged a Federal- gunboat which
was lying aft the town.
Jefferson Davis hall left Tennessee to visit Ho-
bile and the army of the Sfiseiasippi. •
The Southern journals report that the ooni.
mender of the French corvette Yitvelsn lately
visited Fort Sumpter with General Beauregard.
The China and Norwegian have arrived out.

INTELLIGILICX

Money essy. Gold, 321 insisietn. 4rachasp
on London--Boakets'• bills, 144., -41091111.1403, and
advancing. New. York tiMtutlr 100. 1•11100i9.
shares, 791-. Nria,
Cotton quistl.sokblliiirVplfad, Ws. Flour
heavy, and 100. •. ' ' 't ;
Wheat and eau didasad. - 7-
Provisions, gmetieil Osalisand imilesses
quiet- Stow steady.'
NEW YOU, Din. 90, MORNING.
It is asserted that Mr. Seward has resigned, but
no official statement bas been published.
The New York Herald captains a rumour that
General Burnside had resigned, but that his resig-
nation was not accepted.

The official reports state that the Federal loss in
the battle at Fredericksburg amounted to 1,400
killed and 8,000 wounded.
The Confederate General Lee has officially re-
ported his loss at 1,800 killed and wounded.
The Confederate Generals Thomas, Cobb, and
Gregg are killed.
Northern accounts state that the Confederates
have captured Kingston, North Carolina, with 500
prisoners and 11 pieces of artillery.
The Southern journals announcing the capture of
Kingston by the Confederates add that they were
obliged to retire from the town, the Federal bom-
bardment having greatly injured it.
The Fedor els are advancing from Kingston in the
direction of Goldensborough and Weldon.

W.---
Fighting is going on in the vicinity of Corinth,
Mississippi.
The Confederates have made a demonstration

against Harper's Ferry, but were repulsed.
General Butler has ordered that all persons who
have registered themselves as enemies to the United
States can, if they desire, go within the Confederate
lines, and not return. They may take personal
luggage only, not exceeding 60 dollars value.
General Butler has ordered a further assessment'
of the cotton-brokers for support of the poor.
An order has also been issued by General Butler
that no person be allowed to land from any vessel
arriving at New Orleans without taking the oath
of allegiance.
' The public meeting at New York is postponed
until the report of the committee of inquiry in the
Senate on the battle at Fredericksburg has been
published.
The House of Representatives has passed a reso-
lution instructing the Committee on Naval Affairs
to consider whether letters of marque should not be
issued for the capture of the Alabama.
The Senate has passed the Army Appropriation
Bill, amounting to 731 millions, for the support of
the army until June, 1864.
The Edinburgh has arrived out.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Mc. 20, 1 P.Y.
Money easy ; Gold, 32 pm. ; Exchange on Lon-
don, bankers' bills, 144 ; Stocks steady ; New
York Centrals, los ; Illinois, 791 ; Erie, 62.
ITALY.
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TURIN, Dna. 30.

The ministerial journals of to-day give a positive
denial to the report that H. de Sartigea had re-
quested of the Italian government the restitution of
the private property of the ex-King of Naples,
Francis IL, seized by a decree of Garibaldi when
dictator.

Tax Lars M. GoorCEAUL—The Temps of yes-
terday contains a very feeling article upon the late Y. Good.
chaux, by one of his former colleagues, M. Carnet. When
therepublic of 1848 was overthrown, SI. Goodchanx devoted
himself, we hero, entirely to the relief of the widely spread
misery occasioned by the proscriptions of the new govern-
ment of the coup (feat " Goodchaux undertook then a
Wit which ought to encircle his name with glory and with
gratitude," rays M. Carnot ; "be became • minister of
charity. Se went from door to door asking alms for the
exiles and the families whom they had been compelled to
leave behind them in France." It was in carrying out this
noble work that his health ultimateiy gave way, after having
for years bees io a toiling mulattos.