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No. 5,129.) LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17, 1863. [Stamped, id Additional.) [TWOPENCE
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rsamliTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope ril El EC 0 N TIN ENTA L B A N PHOTOGRAPHICK
v and Madras-MOM HIS STEAM COMMUNICATION .i. CORPORATION (Limited). NINTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the PHOTOGRAPHIC
between LONDON and INDIA by the magnificent Beet of To be established under the ° Companks Act, 1882," whereby SOCIETY of LONDON is OPEN DAILY, Moen 10 till 4, at the
ra belonging to the EAST INDIA and LONDON SHIP- the Liability of each Shareholder Is limited to the amount pf Gallery of the Society of British Artiste, Suffolkstreet, Penman
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PING COMPA 2. V ,Limited‘.-The well•known clipper aagilegy his shares. Fast -Admiation, la. •
(nom a rizzoinstal -.--
The following is the variation in the amount of
pauperism in the undermentioned twenty-one SOCIETY TO PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
Yesterday afternoon a deputation from the come
1 mince of the above-named amociation waited upon the
steamship H VDASPES, 2,240 tons. MO-horse power, G. iL Capital .C 1,00.000, In 10,000 shares of £lOO each. RUSSIAN POLAND. unions, in a comparison of the second with the first 1 American amhemeder at hie residence le pa.g&g&d.pkgg,
FOB:IEF., Comminder, now loading m the Victoria (London) First lane, 6.000 Shares. IMMENSE SUCCESS of LITTLE CORELLI trAgsnry, Jai. IL week of the present month. The total number of 1 for the purporie of presenting, through him, to lb. President
Docks, will leave on the 14th February, embarking peen- Deposit Cl per share, with a further payment of L 2 per share on
gets at and leaving Gravesend on the 20th February, for Cal- allotment. in her new and marvellous performaata The Far Ameri-
can Wonders have occasioned quite • sensation • they surpass all tuna. calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras. This It Is not contemplated to call up more than £25 par share, and The military conacription, which, according to the paupers in the first week of January in the section I end Minute" of the United States, as Isidro,
eahnuticent ship, butt expressly for the Indian trade, has I no call shall ern ed ZS per Share. cenntry. The best company in London,
ever setin in Ude .which must ultimately result in the redemptthn
heti, touroughly reacted, has Oral-rate accommodation for pee ItrittrTultil. including sleds's, Telekinesis, Mfr Conalealee, Madame Lose- 16,130 • and in the section (c), 157,360 ; together, of four millions of hunieu wine from the meet
custom of Poland, took place during the night in cf nukes marked (a) was 87,360 ; in the section (b), 1 ti tccr stulati' aeon the completion of the act
sew N. and will mrry in experienced surgeon, also a stewardess. : Paul Brof, Esq., 41, Threadneedle-street, London. blot, Madame Elise, Miss Liu" Watsoa, Mr. Be Brenner. Mr. this city, passed off yesterday without disturbance. 259,850.
The a, .rage of the last seven steamers has been 72 days 1 William W. Cargill, Esq., Director of the Oriental Bank cor. and Mrs Brennan, Facrenberg, Daley, and Little Bob: and The aggregate population of these unions cruel and deemcbag kw*, The edam. was
3 boos to =is : the ilglaspes performed the voyage in I bow:log Miss Georgians Bahbie. in a mew Pantomimic Entertainment EGYPT. is 2,080,000. got up in twelve hours ; the object of its promoters bob&
65 da)i, and the last (the Calcutta) in 69 days, beim the shortest ' James B. Cumming. Esq., Messrs. Cumming, Beaver, and Co., YIN LONDON PAVILION, Tiehbornestreet. (es) Six Unions have tea •: pen not to allow a mail to leave this country for America
on recorn-For freight or pair, a ly to GRINDLAY and Co., I London and Singapore. LODIL and SONNHAMYRR, Proprietors ALMANDRIA, JAN. 10.
• Chorley
* Parliament-street, KW, the ; ALFRED BRUT and ' Thomas H. Gladstone, Fat . Messrs. John Gladstone and CO~
Co.. 1..0, Leglenbilistreet, LC. • or et the OFFICES of the 1 White Lloneourt, Conlin]. MR. D. MIRANDA, the ENGLISH TENOR, ,
00M PA SY, 9, Mincing-lane, London. E.C. ; where also applies &mow H. °adobe& Esq., Messrs. De Matto. and Godefrol,
=I 5OO for the act of justice and mercy just completed by the bead
tons for appototmenta as midshipmen should be made. Copthall-court 01 Will coonnence lis first Provincial Tom linos his return LIMO been drowned in the White Nile.
free Amenes, Is February next, with MOIL Parson, Me Poole, Ahdei.Kader haa arrived at Cairo. eld 6O of the great transatlantic republic-an act unparalleled in
RICHARD DREW, Secretary. I William J. Maxwell, Rag., Director of the National Provincial gm Mr, Ant /mg&Mebehether l6O importance in the history of the world. The address wee
East India and London Shipping Company (Limited), Bank of England. Wardaglon BO not, however, intended to supersede in any way the thew
9, Mincing-lane, KC. , The Hon. Roden Noel, Chindosstreet, Cavendishsquare. _
I Robert A. Routh, Esq., Deputy.Chgrman of the English and THE LONDON GRAND RESTAURANT. INDIA AND CHINA. sity for the great anti-slavery demoostration which is in-
tended to be made at Exelerhall on the 29th inst.
UTTA Direct, under engagement to the , Australian Copper Company. LIINCHRONS sad MIMS ALA CARTE can be had
with COMPORT ed DISPATCH AT ANY HOUR DAILY. (TS Jul.].) Tont 1,340
Amongst the gentleman present at the embassy were Mr.
011eCouncil of India, with Immediate despatch, the splendid , Vincent B. Tritroo, req., Mews. Robson, Tenon, and Co., Old
SAWYER'S FAMOUS LONDON DINNER, ready from 2 till Ib) Two 'Unions are, in respect of themmani Cif ponpurism, chairman . and Mr. F. W. cu., straw, ay
affiNGRAE' DEC,plc' 6* the same as in the previous week : Evans,
clop LINCELLES, alforlil SIM toms register ; loading in Binldeßfei•
the Loudon EmaOcipation Itheisty ; P. A. Taylor, In.,
Ills Eat India Docks. Mai g able ........._ . Richard B. Wade, Seq., Director of the National Provincial Bank in the Grand halo"- Affairs are quiet.
ellice.7.o
let lor IMO to ORLLAILY, HANLEY, sad 01 mud. Special dining-room for ladle. and gentlemen. M.P. ; the Hon. and Rev. Rapid Noel, X.A. • the Rev.
27, Leaden street, Z.C. ,Aims, Spacious and well ventilated Ens, 'ogee, and swoon. The Imperial cause is progressing favourably. Newman Hall,
H. ; Mr. Jacob BrsPt, M. Edmond
Meters. Barclay, Bevan, Trltton, and Co., 54, Lombsrdstreet, OPEN ON SUNDAYS FROM FOUL 1 ILLeelttn. The rebels have withdrawn from the neighbour- (c) Thirteen Unions have lass : Para Bailee, theßev. J. H. Ryles,* Mr. W. Sham, Mr. H. J.
&C. SAWYER, Proprietor, Ashton-under-Lyne
TIL AOK BALL PABSENGER LINE of rhe National Provincial Rank of England t its various branch HU- nir747THZIT• 00111F8k e MARCUM-LAN& hood of Sbanghae. Bockhorn
graves, Mr. Richard Moore, and XL 9F. Farmer.
.111, CLIPPER PACKSTS for AUSTRALIA from landau Snot gomayogg_ligige& wukiggo., Stevens, IL& Wilkinson, zekbe:„'
The Imperialists are concentrating in the vicinity Bolton
las-lane, KC. 0 TSVENS and SON Wine and Spirit Merchants. Bartley
Pat I aft). pennacm Doebb re eau. naouns-nesera Richest Harrison. and Co., 21, Thread- 13 In WINES of sramtm Qualm Port.: Supsem. ad cruzi,j, of Nankin. B
---. needle-street, LC. The HONORARY Szcarrase read the following resolutions
"a" 433. 'my "dim' Iln, eon; dig° tram the weed. re-, It is rumoured that the Russian fleet ban arrived Inagua l4O which had been adopted by the committee :-
Imlay I Harvest limns MN London I Jan. 26 SECIULTAILY-George thinning, Isq M.; superior, Sin, MIL par down. Sherries: FM, 27s M.., Oldham - l3O
=go.Merrie England lAA E. India Feb. 10 Temporary Ullaes-1110, Cenmenstrest, C.
__., 818 : high quality, 428, 19s, 14a. ; Vino dl Pasta. 48s. Amos to 00-operate in an attack on that city. MO " net this coinmittes, constituted without respect to
.. Peveril of the The application of the RiMB4lOl to banking ••• Mode. end Manswafilla, as.,-.9b. pee dozen. Marsala. als4 Premien.. ...... ww• ”•• political party or mail distinctions, for the derrelepment
Peak 1,490 K India I Jan. IS easbasew valerian esolvernad ment of boards 48y, los . Doodles 868 ; Chasing's*. 1004 Two thousand Russians are expected at Nongpo. Beekadstuddiumex•
._ dal/ of British anti-slavery feeling, has learned with pro-
,Oeti- 21 , the°l dlwanina . ...n7 710.ndeastan an' , anla"lnk..._•7l° Utetteett,filioc choice brands, 60a. Ms., Ds. Claret, Ma, ins., Bhangyn has been re-captured from the rebels. ....... ..... ........... 110 foiled matiefection the Wee on the Ist of January, of
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, jag pp arturn volonies an depar=ir:ArtictraPy In me g 0..•, FR. jaw . 36, 42.. ggg. : owe.. Kant" &g., oft, Stockport
gland „• - .....1. i bit 1 Feb. or East ail woo ladies, that it isir istmduee 7... Hera..
deuce, N....."... I". , very '• mi.. ,nt President Lincoln's proclam:ilion, declaring the freedom
b.. b, par rukspiim Ow Illidefa. inte the Cootinarg Of
as with widen jour .iadan' Wines of other descriptions equally 66psrtor
All goods COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. . . Tochnonien BO of all panew held as slaves in the States or parts of
as brand tins et i Melvin uitereourse ta now so great as to demand additional dekveredfres within eve mile& Terms, cash.-7R Mhellsinte SHANGHAE, Dr.c. 6. Win 3O
States in rebellion against the United States government.
mild passage, amid • vorki known repotaliso„ sue then am.
hy eeiy_yeteeie eiliutnee 1 Intake and ogee la ouppeat al eat' mutual Monetary trans. .......1.1.. _
singer acommodation is
apply to actions. - . *Total
thiamthicleet rewlreettni freunrgh ass - Anatenna el'O'' - I Banking on the Rennet intent, and with Engikh capital, has dared free to abstain from violence except in self-defence,
J MINIS and Co., Li : all Agents for the Black ~,..._,, bee
I. with SIMMS, tO forolio countries in the in- DUBE FRENCH BRANDY, night, 3,000 bales. Total export to date, 54,500
Net decrease ie the pauperism of the whole district : and to accept remonable terms of hired service, with the
thal Line; sad T. M. PUCKA and Co., 1, Leadanhalletreat, dancedww"Y
the 4Rtnn Bank as regards Turkey, and the Bank of 1 WARRANTED, 20e. PER GALLON, 425. PER DOZEN ) bales. Exchange on London, 6s. lid. 2nd week Deeember, 1863
Loth* LC. • • Sept In Egppt, both conducted under ropil cliarters of Incur- IS ed. sample bottle.
CANTON; D. 14. 3rd week December, 18432
. TO BRITISH COLUMBIA POE Mk • ;oration.. Other companies have more receutly been established. Marteil's See old Brandy, in case as imported, 1101. per dos.
4th week December, 1862
LY STEAM COMMUNICATION to witt lia.'
leek, under the limited Liabfflty'Act.
director, propose to take powers to apply for a rpecial O. WALK.= and CO., 61, EDOWAR.S.ROAD,
end Rd Oxfordetreet, Regent-chow. Tea flat. Total export to date, 16,500,0001 be. lit week January, 1863
iffillinCfflth YORK Dlreet.-This LITSRPOOL, NNW YORK. charter for this Bank.
ma PHILADILPIRA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY intend doe9stelf• In the limits of a prospectus it is Impoeslbis to enter into full - of that declaration of freedom to the districts so described
then thll-Mothrie=de•blintfrec &ow etraraohine4llllng details, but andel statistics are &Tillable to show the increase BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new CALCUTTA, Dec. 30.
26.880 no Indifference on the part of the President and his cabinet
to en sieseeffile and deellAsidliss. allow.. i in the to of us Imports •and expo, ts of merchandise with theto the injustice and evil of slavery in other districts of the
rrangiatesgeMenthitt entethreid
• wit= tv FROM LivEKPOOL MR W YORE.O in=altiel:......a° admirably, aybe e "StriV,,,,d °dor gltd ao ni 4 lli , klattio., : Shirting@ and twist advancing. Exchange on
decrease The
.c,ltherialr of the /a Holackwinsburnto
tilLiustait•
IWinelP°l ee.nntrf" of Central Europe, between the yearn IS" :tour or trouble. its action is so Impalpable that the sediment London,Union, but an'act of subetheion to the constitution and of
- CITY OF MANCEMITER, Wednesday, Jan. 21. sod 1841. which may be briefly given rams-with ?ranee, from 17 2s. Old. Government securities, Five per
to their official oaths.
of the most limpid lintel by no possibility can be disturbed. into between the guardians sad the relief committee." The faithful ETNA, Wednesday, Jan. 2S. to 35 millions ;with Germany, from 16 to Di mil-lons ; with flol- mos 9.... ~,.., 1,.. go suit et. iri and iii gallon asks. Cent., 10511 Freight, improving.
CITY OF WASIIINGTON, Widmann', Feb. 4, buid, from 111 to la millions: with Italy, from Ito 9 millions ; and Poor-iuw Bmmd b.. emu, to the dark fora maim "Thatreredoommittee also connects with thtfiroclanth-
And every Vi e? with Spain, from sto 8 millions sterling BARROW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. amount of gi, numb. &Gladly immune& ad of the tion of freedom, under the authority of mart. law, the
pub women lit It sod el lthoen,_ 06000nair_ to_,.the scone Arrangemente are matured to secure the services of gentlemen .I.JI No vent-pel required. No more flat beer or sour wino.
Mithinect lanai rennt 5 Vint... mmeeucir eu provisions of large experience to conduct the foreign department of the Price 4e. 6d.: ditto, electroplated, 95.-apply direct to JAMES ITALY. arrangement under which the transfer took Oa* but have offer of compensation to loysl slaveholders for the less of
not yet received his reply. their slaves, sod that gnat scheme of emancipation
asolted. Pusimers for Canada. the United States and British bsuoggg. BARLOW, patentee, liitil:g William-street mannica-henss. __...._. submitted to Commie in the message of December 1, 1862,
thiseskle. booathl .....e Na TON teetli!ageoci_Mem•-_For The Beek, in edditioe to ordinary banking operations, will See that his aims and are on even article : all (Shaw* . EIPINDITTINN IN 01:11,111.02. as an atimadmint to the cooMitution. That these acts taken
=tiPartienlanga WialaiNnaii.* nrrorowows conduct all the business of eschange *gents. It will , spurlona Imitations. dogs gratis. listablished ISO. (MOM 017 R OWN 001WISPONDIKK) The weekly average of out-door relief ; its actual mooed
;or to Mad ,E. Ring Willismetreet. Import and export gold and silver. - together, and with them other measuree tend% to the
olla -,..• • Purchase approved Ulla of exchange, coupons, notes, no.
LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. TURIN, JAN. 13. in the last week ; with the total of 1.5 weeks of the half- freedom aid equality a the abject
race, inspire tiiii
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ISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL Undertake foreign financial agencies.
Grant drafts on iis various sondes, and issue circular notes. LONDON
WAUGH and 110 N, 3 and 4, oootionetrantr. W. Twenty-seven supplementary elections took place year ending at Ledy-day next ; also the rate in the Eon mitt.e with warty ream. ju, the ...11;
of the United State' government. That this committee,
Admiral/ ___ln wil Buy and sell foreign stocks and shares oa commisSon.
during the Christmas quarter, 1862. The other items of therefore, eff to pram s Lincoln
sod hie mice.
betwl3starnrTlVlML sishlTATttelteand between Li vlll- AppliCations for shares must be made In the annexed form,BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS ministry. It is easy to see in fact that the friends •"relief to the pear* will avenge for the whole district through their representatiTe In this *ninny, is warmth
FOOL end BOSTON. with Mbeity to can eit Mallen or other peril accompanied by • deposit of Cl per share. If •no allotment be
to land and receive millsg moods, 54 permogego, the Boston made to the applicant, the depodt will be returned without de- B and CODC Barnet Furniture, Trunks, Pethanan- of the former cabinet no longer enjoy the oonfi- about 6,0001, per week, congratulations upon the auspicious aspect they have giver
lee mune at Halifax Poland and Seesaw Parengell lad daction : an& If • less number be allotted than is applied for L"..----- ie'-au. • Cnealegnet fns deuce of the electors. It seems pretty certain DON
• il i. 4114 b 111 tf:rikits nalyie:hrli:ldsarn.i.
wittihaeodPresiden, !In. reales!
bar Maileirs smith The lollowinjnr War Tenon ere aP. the eared will be phicaltowar.ls the pigment on allotznent that when Signor Rattazzi threatened, through the
pointed to sail from lavorpook at Cork to receive the and forms of application for duiternay be 'NAVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, la. ad. and a'B
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rate judgment of Inankink and the gracious favour of
thine: o . obtained at the tem tacos, 90, Cannon-street, LC., and
.g., 1...1...tb. : ani. gram „..... ; tram..raw.. medium of his organs in the press, to dissolve the
Viten ea. gB3 =1 icr Almighty Gad.'"
ra, for. BOSTON, Saturday, Jaw 91 from the broken of Company.n 2 ... eg.2g ... .. The boo. gentleman was then addressed Welly by Mr.
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Mt`toF MR YOLK, Saturday. Jan. 11. Is. 6d. ; maims wag IL 4d. ; German wax, L. Sd. ; Isotonic wax, chamber, he evidently wished to alarm the house
. gamey bitobffing steward's lee and provisions, but le• ...rtesterfna! 11- : cemimeite. ad-, ad-• and Ina best. 199 ;by A mere flash in the pan ; for when parliament .. I,g • ASI , Taylor, M.P., the Hon. and Be., Baptist Noel, M.A., the
without or :-To Halifax and Bodon, chief cabin,
NTAL's of • GOLD.-WATHEEBTON and luwama tie Palmer 5 'assns. Sid- ; tuffnums, 9d. ; dips std.: il., ,„,., ~.... ~. Rev. Newman Hall, LL. 8., and Mr. Jacob Bright, all et
All ; Ma To thew Tont older cabin. tie ; BROODER, Ise the Mformalisa of the MSc and their' '' 5 •••I whom gave evidence that the dereliction from anti-ekvery
moulds, Bd. ; Colas oil, en cog. per gallon; yellow swim gm, saw through the pretence, be resigned without
as.. ma., lid 488 per 112Ibs. : 48a ; old-iorows caring to enter urn a useless strufl It has
secceid osidnalit to Habig, Boston, nod New York, g 3 igi%ous Patrou.s beg to male the following ennenosmont re- ...or.. 54; per wk., ; cm, ggo,„ Windsor. ig., white become ----d: feeling existed only amongst a small section of lb. dom.
Catair.a.aid 6 per tent. irnia=pfly to .7 .B. Foonl, 52, Old ths VALUE o[ GOLD. feeling persuaded Mt tha tate- necessary owever now, according to the AslitcammiseSmi .. ARAM AIME K 29781 18 7 .
4,,g Window, ls. a& ; hooey, Is. Id.: glycerine and almond, la perl,ll6 946 17,095 Is. Intim y, t but that the hearts of the t bulk of the people
Roane, Pare;L °Cr.daßand: I. &ma nuchenanetwensn% aild
nolasetePl6°..". DI! tr widealcirtcauifetitYrrof." the
tollwallabensbathijeet.P"Orciwild being"' Bolton
hose.. 5.4
...thin M..P.4.... DAMES aad....,BoBB'l.eld=bwlishad.c. ware terms of the constitution, for the new ministers to be theathenth
466 6611 6,PR Oa•
were soiled in reference to it.
sad C. Mime, Qusensidwi ,or D. and K Slyer, S, Wen"- divided into 24 parts or mate, it follows tha geld of re-elected. Signor Farini was returned without Doak, no 74 9,167 11 11. The Hoe. Mr. ADAMS, in reply, maid--Gentlawen, I ea,
seers. Lthethool. ft mats Rao, Is 15 carats-A 356 carats .. LI 11 10
- north -At 6 Ili ice wrote- a
16 I (Arran ••1 s si QPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and tlif 248 1,1172
• • body with great pleasure and neat satis(action. I asie
Cholitent
1 5 germ‘sata:: : ie wets::
1 1 it t,3, 14°"filf prtgriceltainr/ preserve
g&fhbeolrfigg„Better eal;fjg Minister of
But at enoa, though the Marquis Ricci, the mceler
Marine, had only three votes against him, oicesen, 7e6 51)6 kW lid. not say how encouraging such manifestations will he is
.
... me, apligt-iiii"---.0.,„ ranun- - -----,swe,„*.- sea: ,,,i,,, wary. 12 olirsia. Mitieh Id eorstf.• 2 2 Ili aunt" al7 8 gloms. Ss. to M. Gold and Silver Spectacles and En-Olassoll the total number obtained did not reach the mini- Bann* . . 559 624 mu m 6 & thaw persons in my country represented by. the President
• uraog lb. 2.4..."7 Per, Al. ----' -----' Mie---..
- ..dandard) $l7 106 13 owate____,_. •.2.2 0 .ices •• a. la, ,9 in gram misty, at eqosily low prices. Harris's Prospect Glam. • 17=ardil : : 703 744 10,682 08 14. of the United States, who have been driven into the ninth-
, Pre BEEREN, 100 TALKS. CONDOL ar 71°W171 altarannll7 ssasene sloal 11 erns:. lis 1 erne .. 07 1
.. "rata .•314 4 11 •••••••• •• • n nun. ••• w n 15M ed. post free. THOS. HARRIS and SON. Opticians to the mum prescri bed by law., This circumstance, which 51 no 256 KM 3.4. sity of maintaining such • painful struggle as has been car-
annilmoday, from Horselyilown, at 11 as : wwng at Black- the British Museum Ostaa, London. once happened to Carob though be was unop- lgancherser, itswestap 2,366 3.006 ►116,411 0a... .6 K tied on by them in America, in devotion to great principles
i " mirecuie:.• I 'ILA: mittarim;;B.l " e 4 thent •• • o 3 14 MlistneMtrion.-No travellers employed.
MR Barks main pamenpon Owen. Ism : SS. al. and His ..__ .. ~,_____. ___,__ .... .__,,,_ . posed, has been interpreted by Signor Ricci as an mas
Partt 774 810 11,544 1//n. of public law and public order. lam very much encouraged
It'll* ikelun&Ten is always "INlNak' whilal the other ."..at
brafrx,rasielf CUM and JewarytteTor I:7:g. '-if.errkis - • 1,912678 I'Bol 11,Mite Wth tt. iy.Lb.p.-. Circ. uallta". that than' hi growing here, sod in
Meths% Portiere doled by ice.
%those et 4in the evening, and on Saturdays MITSIO.--Nonms. ROBERT COCKS and 00. kis native city, he is anxious to, resign. • office. itilis IlLsoseekterehlo 733 143 zne• md. orally, a better conception than has heretofore
Is. 00IIIIRNBURO and COPY:MAGI:N. the NRWSKY, Men ..-w
773 •10,r74 Os. 744. prevails:7f the principles involved in the struggle. The
respectfully to Inform the prokados generally, as 679
I Aldarmsars Tier, about January 18th. Paid to Gothenburg,
electionry of of Mr.
people of ethoweetranierehtedt
sloSate in
is■uovfourthea.t as IL: te Copenhagen, 44 M. well as the °wart Me, that they are, as heretofore, prepared 00112411r101 and his friends have endeavoured to con- 8"40"7,
to open account/and to send out parcels winos him-but withott effect hitherto-that this Todmorden
a r....._•11011: tam" se.. b Univocal Mee, • ELLIN° OFF.--SILKS, SHAWLS, Mantles, ce recentel reference, 814
of mmge ...Agates le be made at the expiration • Warrington
• worle P ZVI, mad PIIIL.LIPPs. S Fancy Armes, Sc., at a gnat redaction ha Priem Lace , -.--- T° 0 N.B.
„rennetl° of 404,,, circumstance is tlio result of aweless confidence, wigua men 142,677861 A.
teil
et.
pnumple of human freedom. The sipffication of it wan
eel LW Ce. Ut 11 Kb. 00ada at half tile eiteselOCSl Testi pee. prod Mama. as.. tr, reraver.34l.o 44emerfoligl'of KO3O songs, duds, and Mos, with rather than of mistrust. Many elector", theurfp, . :. •
. ••,..•.. ass
--- that the persons thee elected to places of responsibßl
cheap. B. WILIST gen SON, is and pi, Ludgate- heyi '• ' ite., marked , also a Quarterly (Molar or . . . 1,, Tim ' I 11,1051 "6111.6141 M 89.142 Oa nel. should be so far imbued with that principle as that, wh
THE BRITISH and FOREIGN MARINE (greeeet,lindrtliy, LC. Vow doors from* Patil'ochurchyard).
New Mgic, each gratis and post free. Addrewi PoSERT C• .NS said to themselves, she marquis is sure to re- they carried on the government in the spirit of freedom,
INSURANCE COMPANY (Milted). sad Co , a ifse Ba onstreek Regent-CNA Ww pallinee, I turned, so a vote mons or less oan't jossibly make
7s. at
knanineriesesintin ts that of thee 'Wald at the same time avoid the n • el &am&
ad thesellthlair •
I=rajwsd unde
msimor Inc
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TVRIN, Jut. 13.
Twenty-seven supplementary elections took place
on Sunday, and nearly all were favourable to the
ministry. It is easy to see in fact that the friends
of the former cabinet no longer enjoy the confi-
dence of the electors. It seems pretty certain now
that when Signor Rattazzi threatened, through the
medium of his organs in the press, to dissolve the
chamber, he evidently wished to alarm the house
by a mere flash in the pan ; for when parliament
saw through the pretence, be resigned without
caring to enter upon a useless struggle. It has
become necessary however now, according to the
terms of the constitution, for the new ministers to be
re-elected. Signor Farini was returned without
opposition, and it war much the same with the rest.
But at Genoa, though the Marquis Ricci, the
Minister of Marine, had only three votes against him,
the total number obtained did not reach the mini-
mum prescribed by law.. This circumstance, which
once happened to Cavour, though be was unop-
posed, has been interpreted by Signor Ricci as an
evidence of opposition, and occurring, as it did, in
his native city, he is anxious to, resign office. His
colleagues and his friends have endeavoured to con-
vince him—but without effect hitherto—that this
circumstance is the remit of moiler confidence,
rather than of mistreat Many electors, they mule,
said to themselves, " She marquis is sure to Ire re-
turned, so a vote mode or less oin't possibly make
ay. difference ;" and' therefoW • they `stepped at
home—a proof this that an election must be con-
tested if it is to excite much interest and activity.
I told you in a previous letter that one of the
new candidates for election was the celebrated ex-
Jesuit Father Passaglia. Hia election will have to
take place again, but it may already be considered
as certain, and it will be one of the most siugular
occurrences of modern days. But Paasaglia's name
is a watchword of theological opposition to the
temporal power, if I may so express myself, and
hence the reason why parliament opens its
doors to him, although be is an ex-Jesuit,
and his principal supporter is a Capuchin
preacher, the Very Reverend Saverio Brunani.
In connexion with this subject let me cite a letter
written by this determined opponent of the Curia
Romans to the Capuchin priest at Reggio. It is a
sort of electoral programme, in which the theo-
logian and the scholar are plainly visible, and it
deserves the attention of your readers :

The Hoe. Mr. ADAMS, in reply, maid--Gentlemen, I nee
mem this expression of the sentiments of so rapt-MN* a
body wigt great pleasure and front satisfaction, I elo
not say Low eacouraging such manifestations will Le is
those permits in my country represented by the President
of the United State', who have bean driven into the nem'.
sity of maintaining such • painful struggle as has beencar-
ried on by them in America, in devotion to great principles
of public law and public order. lam very much encouraged
IlLtipse circumstanee that there is growitg here, and in
orally, a better conception than has heretoforeprevails:7f
the principles involved in the struggle. The
election of Mr. Lincoln was a great declaration of the majo-
rity of the people of the United States in favour of the
principle of human freedom. The signification of it was
that the persons then elected to places of responsibility
should be so far imbued with that principle as that, while
they carried on the government in the spirit of freedom,
~they should at the same time avoid the neeesdty of saes
gle of physical force. It was the conviction on
the opposenteof that policy that the result woultralt at
certain by that preemie, though perhaps much slower, that
drove them into the desperate measure of stopping it at the
threshold by violence. 'Pie consequence wee that the
government was attacked at it. very foundation. The
straggle Ito preserve it his been going on from that tine
to this. If, therefore, there has been what might other-
wise be thought extraordinary hake and precipitate energy
in any of the measures which have been taken by the go-
vernment, it has not been owing so much to any will of
their own, as to the fact that the violence of the resistance
has caused the necessity for them. I think the idea which
it is desirable to present distinctly is the—that the streak
has been one of self-defence spinet the aggressive system
that was threatening destruction to the whole edifice
of government as it stood, for the reason that it wan
too favourable to freedom. And with regard to this
proclamation, the desire on the part of the Pre-
sident of the United States has been, as I conscientiously
believe, not to hasten the measure of emancipation an
faster than popular sentimeet in the Slave States would
demand, nor say faster than the emergency should dictate
—or, in other words, simply so to act as to prevent those
very convulsions which war is too apt to precipitate.
Therefore, in all all matters incidental to the maintenance
of his policy, regard has been steadily had to the pos-
sible avoidance of those dangers of servile war which
necessarily must have been foreseen by all thoughtful
persons during the contest. Therefore, whilst always
keeping in view the ultimate consequences of this most
remarkable, sad, I may an, unprecedented struggle, I
trust that the great results which we all hope to arrive at
will be eventually reached, not perhaps immediately, not
perhaps today or to-morrow, or the next day, but ulti-
mately. by a steady perseverance in one course which may
force the consent of all parties, and yet avert the fearful
000 sequences which we might naturally apprehend. I
am extremely gmtitiad in the assurances which have been
given by several gentlemen with respect to the state of
popular feeling in Ragland on this subject, I have myself
had occasion to notice the fact, that although some of the
exponents of the public sentiment have appeared to be
at times exceedingly harsh upon the Uoited States,
yet that when opportunity offered for an appeal to
the people themselves, the sentiment has uniformly re-
sponded to the policy which the United States government
have enunciated, lam therefore eocoursged to hope that
the clouds which have heretofore ;labored, and at times
somewhat portentoutty, over the amicable relations of the
two countries have now more and more the appearance of
vanishing from the sky. I feel sanguine that the expression
of sympathy from here, which I have been lately the me-
dium of repeatedly communicating to my countrymen, will
have the effect of clearing away many impressions that may
have been received by reading the attacks of hostile journals,
and taking them too much as the true expression of the sen-
timent of the people. I think, by understanding distinctly
—which they will now have the opportunity of doing—
that the policy of Great Britain is not retrograde on the
subject of slavery, wherever it may yet exist, and that it is
true to the former pledges it so nobly gave to the world of
its devotion to the principle of human freedom—the grow.
ing conviction of that fact will have the effect in America
of restoring those amicable relations and reviving those
warm sentiment, which ought to be entertained between
the two kindred peoples at all times. I shall have plenum
in communicating to my government a knowledp of the
sentiments which have been expressed here by you to-day.
The deputation then thanked Mr. Adams for the siourtery
with which he had received them, and withdrew,

THE BRITISH and FOREIGN MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY (United).
sto&momor tibe
trot., which
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Shares.

NUT IMITIIy OF NOTX,"
maim =ammo from Domfmrom
ITI to T 3, IIItOOLSTV.6IT, HANOT MUIR, cm the
Ist October, an. The lee. Trounce ( by bt better
than ever. inablletne

iikmd=dram.lLLoalszadlar tor amaita? la
value at 111161 baa boa used.
Fitnissawic Pula; Statistical Department.
Poor.law Beard, Jen. 16, 1863.

Capital £1,000,000, to 50,000 sham of MO each, with power to
Increase to (5.000 000.
First fame, 45,000 shim
_ _ . .

Deposit, on appnCialOn7iriosTabsre, 1E7141 on allotment.
DIRICTOLS
•

THE MANSION•HOUSE OOMMITTEL

Atehihald Boyd, Director of the Enl,7n Bank of London, London.
=C. Braun, of Bleeds, Bean, and Co., LiverpooL
Chilton, of Holdernest and Chilton, President of the
Himakeir of Commerce, Liverpool
Panda Anderson Clint, of Clint and Co., Chairman of the Ship-
owners* Ammistion, Liverpool
QOM IL Colchester, of Colchester and Woolner, London.
WO= James Penile, of Ferule Brother' and Co., Liverpool.
Azar Mower Porwood, of Leech, Harrison, and Forwood,
P:far=ps Haworth, of Haworth, Pearce, and adman,
Thema lhalson, of Thome.' Harrison and C. 0., Liverpool.
Tlomso Landoll, of Kendall Brothers, Li.
dieled loorremee, of R. Lawrence and Co..,TgrpooL
cage l of Lyall, BHA and Co., London.
UaMwMillesneon of J. end D. Nakagawa and Co., LlveepooL
Sidon of A. P. and B. Maxwell, Uveevool,
°saw 31.Papaystud. of Papaws! Drothira,
verpooL
Alm Park et Williams, Park, sodas., Li
aides L ?Hoban, of Fraser, Tnmholat,=.., Liverpool.
Jahn illavenscroft, of W. and J. Kavenacroft and Co., Chairman
dem North and South Wales Bank, UverpooL
James &aright, of James &aright and Co., London.
Smanel Stitt, a Stitt Brothers and Co., Liverpool.
Thomas Wilkinson Tetley, of Bollloolkesd, Today, and Co.,
Liverpool.
Thomas Stenhonee, Director of the Chartered Mercantile Bank
of India, Ac., London.
Henry Threlfali Wilson, of H. T. Wilson and Chambers, Liverpool
SOLICITO/5.
Berra Pletcher aml Hull, Liverpool.
Messrs. Flux and Artie", Mincing-lane, London.
BILOWID.
loados—Merv,. Laurence, Son. and Pearce, Auction Mart, LC.
liverpool—Memrs. Thomas Tinley and Sons.
Messrs and T. Irvine.
BA !Mina.
The Union Bank of London. London.
The Union Bank of Liverpool, Liverpool
Temporary Oakes of the Company-a. Cook-street, Liverpool
SB. Lothtiurv, London, LC.

The London committee held their weekly meet-
ing at the Mansion-house yesterday ; Mr. Alderman Cram
presided. The Lord Mayor was present part of the time,
sod Messrs. Cotton,tlforley, Lycett, Stamm Dilberestee,
and Gibbs were also prompt. The total amount received
London aloes up to Thursday sight was 395.8661. 18s. 6d.,
of which sum 276,0741. 16s. 3d. have been already remitted
to the distressed districts, exclusive of the greats made
yesterday. The total sum which has come to hand during
the past week was reported to be 12,363/. 16s. 5d., of which
8,6831. 12e. 7d. wasfrom home, and 3,6801 35.10 d. from oede-
ma and other sources. 110 parcels of clothing have Wee
received at the establishment at Bridewell ; and 65 large
assorted bales have been transmitted during the past week.
Thecommittee were occupied, as usual, during the greater
portion of the day in considering the numerous applicatioes,
and the following grants were ultimately made:-
The makereup and packers of Manchester, 5001. ;
ovsrlookers, Oldham. 2001. ; Charley. 501. ; West Houghton,
Lostock, 1501. ; Adlington and Heath Caroock, 751.. War-
wick Bridge, 50/. ; Trainden, 1001. ; All Souls, 2501. ; St.
Matthew's, Obadderton, 1501. ; Newton Heath, 1501. ; St.
Paul's, Manchester, 3001. ; Hurst, old committee, 3001. ;
Hyde, 1,0001. ; Matrons, 2001. ; Dukintield, 1,5001. ;
Beek, 751. ; Newtou Moor. 100/. ; Stalybridge, 1,5001. ;
Coogleton, ; Woolfold, 501. ; New Mills, 2501. ;
100/. ; Hazelgrove, 1501. ; Moorside, 1001. ; Frekletos, 501. ;
Borley, 2001 ; Tintwistle 3004 ; Ainsworth. 1001. ; Tint-
wiatle overlookers, 75/. ; Broadbettosn and Charleewcarth,
300/. ; Loughtou, 150/. ; Brethertou, 751. ;Tockholes, 501. ;
St. Paul's, 501. ; Withnell, 100/. ; St. Catherine and St.
Oswald, 2501. ; Manchester and Belford Provident Commit-
tee, 2,0001. ; Clitberoe, 2501. ; Enfield, 1501. ; Oldhain.lool.;
Norden, 1001. ; Boltoo, 1.0001. ; Tollingtoo, 361. ; Bradbury,
1001. ; St. Margaret's, Chadderton, 250/. ; overlookers,
Stockport, 2001. ; moskiag a total of about 15,6001.

Reverend Father,—l scarcely know how to reply to your
very great kindness. To do so adequately would be
beyond my powers ; but to reply to you with steadfast
fidelity is my fixed intention. I do not think that I need
now make a statement of my principles. They were
and are as follows : 1. The political unity of
Italy in opposition to the Confder►tion. 2. The
unity of Italy baud on constitutional monarchy. 3. The
political unity of Italy, so that, including in one whole the
various parts, all may centre in Rome as capital. 4. The
political unity of Italy, that ought u soon as poesible to be
fully accomplished by all mans domestic and foreign, no.
tiocal and internal. 5. The political unity of Italy,
harmonised by as much freedom as possible in its different
parts. 6. The political unity of Italy in oosoection with
catholic unity. 7. The political unity of Italy upon the
model of a free state and free church. 8. The political unity
of Italy with a solemn national suffrage.

Notwithstanding that sev.•ral new Marine Insurance Co m
Panies have been established within the lait few year., IS Is
generally recognived that the means of effecting marine insur-
ances are not sufficient to meet the Increasing expansion of trade,
insurers being now driven to effect their insurances in remote
Son* In the provinces, In Ireland and Bcotiand, and on the
Continents of Europe and America.
The actual mice of abates In the citable Marine Insurance
Companies demonstrates cleiuly that the business is highly re-
munerative.

I need not remind you that more than ten
thousand priests have subscribed to the views
maintained by Passaglia in his weekly journal the
Mediatore, views that he now maintains in a daily
paper La Pace or that he has many followers
among the Roman prelates, who are wearied of a
French supremacy that is always accompanied_by
insolence.

40TH MIDDLESEX RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. The
members of this corps. not having been able to obtain a
theatre this Christmas for their usual annual amateur per-
formance, devoted their energise to getting up a ball, the
first which has been given by the regiment, and which was
held at the Whittington Club on Thursday evening. The
result., as fares could be judged from appearances, was
• great sncoeis. The spacious hall of the Whittington
Club was well filled with a gay corm:env, amongst whom,
without mentioning the ladies, we noticed representatives
of some dozen London corps and of *arena country ones.
The quadrille band left nothing to be desired in the way of
dance music, and the fine amateur brass hand of the regi-
ment played during supper and between the tomb., after-
wards. Captain Walters presided at the supper, after which
some interesting speeches were delivered. Sir James Yorke
Scarlett was unavoidably absent, but Lient.-Col. and Mrs.
Somerset and the officers of the regiment generally took an
active part in the dancing, which was kept up till an early
hour in the morning.

Or the new cocopenies one only bas been established in Liver-
pool, and It has already secured a very large and lucrative bud
nes _ .

)lore than half the exports and imports of the kingdom par
through the port of Liverpool. and there Is no doubt, therefore,
that another company having Its chief offices in London and
Liverpool will meet with ample support..
Under them cDcuineenose the British sad Foreign Marina
Insurance Company has been established.
The business of the Company will be confined to the issuing of
Policies on Freight and floods only, and It is expressly provided,
as a fundamental element in the constitution of this Company,
that no Insurance shall he effected on the ships themselves.
The principle of limited liability, as applicable to insurance
companies, came Into operation during the month of November
last. The Directors, observing that, In banking and other im
portant commercial enterprises, limited liability has met with
universal favour, have adopted It as an unalterable principle to
the present undertaking.
The Directors. therefore, express the greatest confidence In the
success of this Company.
Such provision has been made by the Directors for the pre-
liminary expenses as will secure the Company against paying nay
promotiou money.
A Copy of the Articles of Association Iles at the Offices of the
Company for inspection.
The Prospectuses and Forms of Application for Shares may be
obtained of the Brokers of the Company. Applications for
shares to be addressed to the Directors but no application will
be considered unless a payment has been made to the Bankers of
the Company of Ci retinue, on the number of shares applied
for. This sum Intl be returned U no allotment la made to the
applicant.

The Marquis d'Azeglio, who came to Turin just
before the death of his father, is still here attend-
ing to his private affairs, but be will return to
London in time for the reopening of the English
Parliament.

The Opinions gives us this morning the whole of
the speech delivered yesterday in Paris by the
French Emperor. It has been very coldly received
here. People remark that as usual Louis Napoleon
spoke of the person of the Holy Father, and not
of his principles. This strengthens an opinion
entertained here, that until the death of Pius IX.
no solution of the Roman question is likely to take
place.
Parliament opens on the 28th, so that, for the
present at all events, the King's visit to Naples is
postponed. In his stead the Duchess of Genoa
will shortly go to Naples, and she is to give two
grand flies towards the end of the carnival.

Tea NATIONAL RIFLE ANSOCIATION.—Tbe report
of the Council of the National Rifle Association has btse•
published. The council consider that the state of the
society's affairs inspires a strong confidence in its permanent
prosperity and snouts. Referring to the meeting at Wim-
bledon, the document mays : "The volunteers appeared
greatly to enjoy their camp life ; and as most of them an-
nounced their intention of returning to camp next year,
and of advising their friends to accompitoy them, it
may reasonably be expected that the number of
men in tamp next year will be greatly increased.
The council at the same time hope that the experience
they have gained will enable them to avoid in future
any defects which may have occurred in this year's arrange-
meets, and ensure an increase of comforts to the volunteers
in camp. Those old campaigners, the Victories, again
pitched their hospital tent on the common, close to the
volunteer encampment. They had, it should be mentioned,
offered to do all the gusrd mounting of the camp ; but
Colonel li'Murdo did nut think this necessary or advisable,
and therefore the offer was declined." The balance-sheet
shows an excess of income over expenditure for the current
year of 721 f. 6s. 10:1.. which, added to the existing surplus
of 2,1791. Ba. 10d., makes • total balance in favour of the
association as the close of the financial year of 2,900 i. 15s. Bd.
This is perhaps the must eloquent statement in the report,
speaking, as it does, for itself.
ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—AII ordinary
general meeting of this society was held yesterday, in the
Conneil•room, at the Oardee, South Kensington, J. J.
Blaady, Esq., Vice-President. in the chair, when a eassida-
able addition was made to the list of fellows. Among the
candidates for election we named the following names :
Louisa Warehicieess of Waterford. the Earl of Ifortington,
the Lady Herbaria Lea, lAdv Fraalclia, lady Holt, kr.
CRYETAL PALACE, Ors SHILLUIP DAY.
FRIDAY, JAN. Pi —Admiseions on payment, 1,303; ditto
by mason tiskete, 891; total, 2,194.

CHRIST CHURCH SCHOOIR, ST. GROROR'S EAST.
—Yesterday evening (Friday) the children belonging to
these schools, to the number of nearly one thousand, were
entertained with their annual Christmas treat. under the
direction of the incumbent, the Rev. G. H. M•GiIL A
plentiful supply of tea, breed-and-butter, and plum cake
WIN provided by the managers and other Mends of the
schools, including the Marquis of Westminster, the Dowager
Lady Wenloek, and the Honourable Mies Victoria Wortley.
Two magic lanterts contributed to the amusement of the
children, who enjoyed the entertainment with great net.
'Atria, the evesing 70 prizes wire distributed among the
most disaervieg scholars by the incumbent, end a hal:idioms
dressing-cuss was presented to Mr. Duke, the senior
assistant.rnastor„ as an acknowledgment of his indefatigable
services during the past year.

PO/Ur Or APPLICATION POE THERMS,
To be retained by the Bankers.
10 THE DILECToRE Or THE INTIM AID roal7olll N• 1111
1116CRE1CH COMPANY (Limited).
Gentlemen,—flaring paid to your bankers the sum of C
being a deposit of Cl per share on shares in the shove
Company, I hereby regard that you will allot me 'hat number,
sAti i scree to become a member of the Company in respert of
suck shares, or in respect of any lass number you maydlot me,
and to execute the sticks of aseoetsdon wises required ; and I
"quest that my name may be placed ea the register of members
for the shares so allotted.
Hameln fall
Residence
Protrudes er beam=
lUds

Ties Poise ARABI'S= IN PARIL—Of the three
Poles arrested in Paris, two have been set free and are now
in London ; the third is still in prison. The rumour runs
that the French government intended to serve all parties at
coos; public opinion by liberating two of the Poles, and
the Russian government by retaining the third. It is a very
strange coincidence that the Pole still detained is the only
ooe of the three who does not epesk French.
Max. CHIBBOLN AND BXR SERVICIL—The
claims of Mrs. Chisholm have been before the New South
Wales Assembly on a proposal for granting that lady 3.0001.
et a gratuity. The subject was warmly discussed. Those
who supported the application did so on the ground that
Mrs Chisholm was poor and old—that she had dose much
to amist immigration, and that at great personal toil she
had watched orer the moral and physical welfare of the
young women, whose position on arrival was so precarious
and unsettled. The house consented to go into committee
to consider of the amount proposed to be grantsd.—Austra-
/ion and NCO, Zwitssirt Gazette._

MIDDLESEX HosPrraL--The following act of
benevolesoe has just been reported be the chaplain to the
above charity, as having occurred nu the 6th art :—A lady
being permitted to visit the wards, went from bed to bed,
and a the most quiet and gracious manner presented half•ai
sovereign to almost every nos of the patients as a New
Yirm'aggift, and as a thank offering for recovery from •
dangerous Mugu. The number of patients so relieved
emanated to nearly 300. . - -

DI RD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA
LNIZ, daring twenty-five yens, =slically mac-
timed baj
aesrtbara,lhisems:hdlcal profession, anis arnex=y
the as the beet reined, for acidity of the
pout, sad Indigestion rid se a gelid apn
neat for delicate connitutsons, noes especially for ladles sad
children. It is ;mewed Ina stele of perfect panty end
of unifern nreeeth, by aIaNR7OID sad Co., 172, Nee Deed-
street, Lando
nevi& n; -and meld by all respectable abeensle through-
est the

THE BRITISH and FOREIGN MARINE
INEURANCIE NOVICE In REMY GOOWPANY no ited).
IVEN. that no Instbm APPLICA-
rims kir MARIE in this undertaking milt be received otter
on MONDAY next, the nth inat.-117 cedar of tee
lotiibury. London, and a Coolpoleset. lharpod.
11th January. lin.

At a meeting of the directora of the Manchester
Camber of Commerce, held yesterday, attended by Mr.
Ashman', the pomident, end Mr. Barley. M.P.; the
sermetary (Mr. Ylemiog) submitted the draft of as address
to the Covina of Queensland, to be presented through the
Has. Mr. Herbert, the secretary to the government of that
entiby. Mr. Herbert mill visit Manchester on Wednesday
Mat, sod attend a special meeting of the chamber to be
bald is the tomn•holl on that day.

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tir Post for 90 wasps. limorga Portraol Alarm*. aloes iat 196, or Isar uss !or NIL, isas ei
canted. Moo 6.; Ay for Tc= Sold IV a Sao 966119196 01911061119 fololitoompor slaiips,-4oloirw=fra leido.-21111111, 96, sod U. Ng Or, sok Illmil. am Temeloofime.

•
A large meeting oftbeliberale of Southampton
took place on Thure‘y, at which it was resolved to form
an association for the purpoes of adopting meunres for occur.
Mg a Moral reprosealotion of the town in parliament. The
Mayor of Nonthamotos w appointed chain:44a pro tan.

Importing tea without colons on the leaf pre-
vents Ms Chinese peados a Werke bows lams as In the
natal kinds. liondassn's Ise Is onooloursd. therefore always
pod ail& Sold Plnksds Med sdents.--(Advsesismonl.)