The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-16 00:00:00

uts, AND DEATHS.

RTHS.
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!rather Ley, Inverness. th
daughter. WIN
roue-rust, Regent's-park. the

14eTtIRCI•terraCe,WeitbOUrnel.dre
& daughter.
2. at IlfurJ hall, Ilford, Easeg•
a eon.
sses.nlsee, Ilydepark, the Well
daughter.

indent
ecember ig at Pt. 'Nicholas Chant.
an. J. L. M. Aeon, M Coasman.
near llinainghans, to Sara Loffie.
e.,
3. at of Baton o.o.:on, Bedfordshire.
ISt Philip's Thsteict Church;
;onion, James. son of Mr..l. Cook.
Mon, to Catherine Mary. daughter
on rood. Canotam.y.
tember it, at the parish chars*.
11 W. A. BOW Ver. I homes George.
' Greenhltbe, Kent, h.q., to IMO
Amon, Yon., of Clapham- common.
MATHS.
Hampstead, George, second 800
es, tmmOcrland, aged 11 years.
It Highgate road, le .W., W. 16

•t Ramsbury, Wilt.hire. W. BO

DOL., the wile of Mr. G. Tboloao.
ro et
A the V Pomo. Whtcharch. SUMO.
of the Moe. A. Torpor aired 47.

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City of Lowing, Printer, at tire
in the Precinct of wategriats....

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To the Director+ of Charles Lafette and Co. (Limited,.
Gentlemen:Air/MR pald to your bankers the sum of et
being dersaut of LI pear share on shares in the above
Compatiy. I hereby request th .t you will allot me that number,
and l epee to te,nept such slier, or any leas number you may
METROPOLITAN DISTRICT RAILWAY allot me : I further agree .' •i ay the deposit. on allotment, end
COMPANY, the cells AI and when wail , and to sign the articles re assncia-
NOTICE IS HE.REBY GIVEN, that the INTE,REST, at the Wm of the Corbel* glen ”110110 IL and I authorize you to
tine et 6 percent. per alinute, will In future be PAID 11 A tr. wens' my name on the register of members for UM number of
Yuan, on the let January and lat Jul . shares allotted tu me.
Oil Mends!. the 14 of January next, a es diviifeml ' Usual signature
d the interest accruing since the ISM Seabee last Mid 510 ' Nome iu lull
rigt the °thee of the Registrar of the Company. V. Austin- , N
oreen..
Prufer.on
.11.111015518015.45/5051011•46154045011.5 ANNA -be forwarded to 1
...
...________eeseliate . et____.... ,••
Se Registrar at the &here °Mee, in order that the dividend war- -
Y. RITSO, I egi, i ,
..r. ,
,CHARLES LAFFITTE and COMPANY
rate may he duly prepared.
1L Austinfriais, L.C.
....------- . Noricr. IS HERF:EY GIVEN, that the LIST of APPLIPA-
! ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY 11,.!...,,, tor SHARES in this Ci imp .uy will be EUMED fell
&IA ,IiIA D t (Saturday'. the leib instant, and for the i•ountry
CON VERAION OE elle EPS INTO STOCK. aud coutinent on MON Dal , the 18th Matte& -By order.
NOTICE •I° llEe li.;•IC GIVEN, that the CONSOLID.aTED
ROCK CERTIEW •; Es for the ORDINARY CAPITAL and El AttLoW'i PATENT CASK STAND, „alts.
the for the EIGHT i ER C,N I. • REFERENTIAL cAPITAL of
.1 uvetittott, so *Anal ebb contrived that • tad
tkh Company. are uow ready to be &livered in EXCHANGE for i well as smaller mks, ally !* raised or tilted on It without
UNSEALED SH A ft)... i ERTIFIC Si FR. The latter west be re- lottbour or trouble.
limpid I teeeti
hy
no .PA
.. . ataurbed.
on is 50 101 pill ble thst the seißment
the mod
turned by each Pi eprictor ts this ettice, addressed to the mitre- .
hey, who In return will at once fore ard the Stock Cc-Hecate* ; -!. , Es. fluid
PS" bthilY can
Price is., t , 14c, to suit OE it, an 18 ga on s.
to such shim*, and in accordance with such instructuus ae
Mal be given him by letter from the owner.-By ceder, BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP.
GrakiCE SAWARD, No vent-peg required. No more flat beer or sour wine.
Seeretary awl tleneral Superiutendent. Frice as. lid. ditto, elect' °plated, 95.- kpply direct to JAME:
12, St. Helen's plare, Itislcipseateistreet Within, HA ttLoW, patentee, la, King William-street, Mansion-house.
London, Fac., Dee. 13. 18e5. See that hls name and address are on every article; all others art
..--.-----_-_----_-_-- ;pillion, imitations. Engravings gratis. Established lent.
THE DIRECTORS of the LONDON and St. • -
ROWN--- BROTHERS.—PATENTCHAIRS
KATHARINE DOCKA COMPANY HERE,Y GIVE B-
30TICE, tht. m moor ' awn with the resolution of the , and. COUCHES, Barrack Furniture, Trunks, Portman-
SPECIAL GENERAL NI, Eli NO of Proprtetors, hell on the 314 teaus, arc., at PRICER CONAI DER aItLY REDUCED.
January last. they are prepared to ISAL E a Ll9ll 161.1 A M tilt Nl' Hit, PICCA-ItILLY. Catalogues free.
of PREFERENTIAL :JOCK, bei u interest at the rate lilt 45 .. -
par cent per annum, the dividend warrauts for which will ha 14---------(iN DON OAKPEr WARM:IOUS/C.
• imnsmitted Tall yearly. MAHON and SON. 11 and 4. GOODGERTILIiCe, W.
Submribers have the option of paying the scone[ subt rilied —---- •
kr either in fOl iir by i stabile:las as it may be c illed up by the if ‘AVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES 7d. per lb.;
Directors ;In the latter oase a deposit of 10 per cent. must be Ijr paredine, I, 6d.; second parading-, Is. CIL; sperm, Is. 41
paid on application. smile. od. ; Otis D 1550111 WSI, Is. NI. ; transparent wax, is. fel.;
Norco will he wade at, abyss it& red than smooth, nor ex eed Belmont wax :aid sperm, Is. ; !termite wax, Is. Sd. ; botanic
MI per cent. of the imu • iihicribed. • Max, D. ; compusite, 94., 10d., and the hest, ,lie ; metallic for
T 11091 AS CH ANDLER, ) joint se,,,taii,,,, Palmer's lamps, Mi.; 'napalms, V. 1.; moulds, std.; best
T. W. COLLET, ) Colas ail, he. per gallon. )elio.l nottp. 3es., CM. sts., and
Dock Hells!, fth 1! • swiss., lAc5. IS, per 11211*. ; mottled, Ms. ; old brown Windsor, Is. MT per
.----- - •-:------- packet; cotnuton brown Wisdom.. le.: white Windsor, Is. 4d.
LONDON STEAM TOWING COMPANY , hence, Is. 'it. glycerine and airwaid, la. per bar-for cash, at
i M• P. DAY IYR and SONA old established warehonze, 69, St.
iLimiteci;. C
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN, that the LIST of A Pl'Lli'A- ! ►Martin's.lane, Charing-araa, London, W. .
'LIONS for 811 A REA in this Company will be CLOSED for lati Ann
THIS DAY -aatublay , the heti inst., and fur the cuuutry ell '
MONDAY, the lath 11156.- by mils r•
H. 8. lIIRD, Secretary pro ten.

OUTFITS for INDIA and CHI N A.—Eatimatee,
with detailed lists of to necessary °Milt for 'percentile
- , and other appointments to I. dia. China, or any of the colonies,
--------- - - will be forwarded on appbettion to THERsII Sit and GLENN
THE IlitT IIANDoN BANK mummy, Ist AUTHORISED outfitters. ne • t door to somervet- house. Strand.
Ti) REcEIY r. :A.B.,,CRIVIIONS FOR THE MIA e.E.4 UE . .--- - •
THE LONDON STEAM TOWING COMPANY WINTER OVERCOATS of the BEST
, limited). MATERIAL% ern kept for •nspection ovule at
Capital, at'loo,Orn, in 10.000 Shares of L2O each. HAMILTON and KIM TUN'S,
With power to increus. Tagus and Ithertsot Makers,
Et tvt issue, 7,000 shares. 106, STRAND, opposite Exeter Hail
2.20 n shares, with .210 pet share paid. 1 _____—;--7------_-_---.-
VIM shares, on u Mel' al per share Is to be paid on applicatiou, I,2loWis ANDS M A CASSAR OlL.—This
lon allotment c,ills not to exceed 1-3, at intervals of nut iv elegant, f ugrant, and pellucid oil is universally in high
lees than three months. repute f r its unprecedented success during the last siety years
A minimum dividend
of 10 per cent. per annum on the first it. prlWOOtiflg the growth, restoring and b autify log the hum an
Wise, poyable belf.yoarli, Is gusrameed for the drat three hair. It prevento hair from 'ailing oil or tureaut grey, strengthens
yesra weak hair, clean es It from send and datoiriff, and ek
esme It
PiRECToRE, heentifully soft, pliable, and gtossy. por children it is cJohnlf. Barry, Esq. late of DAVRI Casson. Son. and Co., Liver- ally recommedded, to forming the basis of a beautiful head of
pot, Merchant, Walbrook. h .tr, while its intneluction into the nursery of royalty, and the
lear•Admiral Rroselhead, Westbrook, Godslming, Surrey. ' high esteem In which it is universally held, with mime
Theme. A. Carr, Esq. (Lloyd's). t runs teat imonials conetantle received of its efficacy, afford the
reederick A. Casale, 0.1 , shipowner (XI ildmay.park North. hest and surest proofs of Its meets. Price 3a Bd.. 74. 10E. O.L.
William L Duke, E.l..ilessre. Teenperleys, Carter, and Duke!. costal to both email and Ma. per bottle-Phi at 20, Hatton•
sem. Lou coon, conthill , gird n, and by chemists and perfumers.-Ask for Howlautis
Captain II cK (Bopp, R.N., Patent Iron hip sheathing Company, Mesmer Oil.______________________------
St. Michael's HMV, Corithill -..- --
John Mead, Mg ,ilevsa, Weatherley and Mead). Ship and In- NOTHING lIKPOSSIBLE.—AQUA
gyeatest and
wreath Broker, 21, A sterlaue. most useful invention of the day, AQUA ANIARELLA.-
, Edward G. linker, rth. I '.' eaves. Grinnell, Tinker, and Morgan', Messrs. JUAN GOSN ELL and Co., Three King-court, Lombard-
i Ship and Insurance }tether Lesdenhall-street. street, London. perfumer, to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the
' William Watkins, Eel., Stem Tug Owner, 118, Yellehutch• ittc this truly marvellous finial, which gradually restores the
street, 3laninelcg Diretor. (Mr. Watkins will join the Board liuman hair to it pretine hue-Do =Wee at what We. The
as moon as the id:reheat Is conipleted.) Ague Amarella has none of the properties of dyes; it., on the
(With paver to add to their number.) • contrary, is beneficial tn the system, and weep the hair is once
B°LlClT'gh•t-ttej•j". 11'wrie• 61.,
-net I'w''s°'• and M'rrit• : restored one application per month will keep it in perfect colour.
am.treate-street Llionaberti. Price CI Is. per bottle. or in half bottles, Its. Rd. John Othnell
Basins- Past Loudon Bank (Limited), Cornhill, and branches. and Co. hove been appointed perfumers to 8.R.8. the Prttlteli of
Buizes-Messra. 11 atsuu, Cowell, and Bally, Royal LlCilatalgt• Vir..1.A..-J MIN t: to aLL and Co's cH EERY TOO 111 PASTE is
bonding'. greatly otperior to any tooth powder.-To be had of all per-
Arbrrea - John Ball, Esq. (Messrs, Quitter, Ball, and Co.), f uni s, (+meta, and at the menu newel If, Three Eing-court,
aba(rgate street. %ad-thee" Condo
SECRETARY itr . tem )•-.H. R Hird. Esq. Loin • I 2•
Temporary Offices-Wll chambers, Penchi:wet-street, C. I DR. DE JONtill'S
1 (Knight of the Order of lime dal M Beltritun)
ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. I LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVER OIL,
This Company is Ind A .p. ettlative man ; IR IS fOrret4 for the bed as the most effectual remedy for
Wof more efts:testi> carrying on an established and profit- I WNW:1;1410s, DIsEASES OP THE CREST, AND
able Winless, which Ina. g, ewe to its existang magnitude under I GENERAL DEBILITY.
the ethemthent of tht- ii viv ut preprletor, and is capable of au '
ertemion heyond the ordinary imam of private enterprise. , Universally recognised by the highest medical authorities to be
While the C.
musty will direct its immed attent to the 1 THE ONLY COD LIVER °IL
extension of the heatless by building new boats, the Di,ectors 1, Invariably num, unlfo mly exeellent,
PALATABLE, AND EASILY lAKEN,
have made a pm viehdial au cement with Mr. William Watkins •
the owner of a
edict of the meet powerful tugs now on the 1 Dr. LE:THEIST. Medea' Dater of Reolth, and Chief Analyst to
Thames 'sixteen in numb ta, for the pus chase of these enure, and ' the (My of London, w it at 1-• • In all uses 1 have found Dr. De
the ththe goodwill of the hesitate, for the sum of £35 000. . Jongirs Light Brown Cud liver Oil puseasiug the same set of
The valuation of the biota, o C., has been made on behalf of the t
ro Wee, an ong whieh the presence of cholaic compounds,
bind'," by Messrs Alfred Brett and Co., 10), Leadenhsil street. indent iodine in a state of organic combination, are the most
the well-known 1,, okers and steamship valuers, which valuat 7.....",,,,..
together with the statement of account. may be seen at the tens- - Or LANKESTER, E. R.S , COMM.? for Central Middleset, ob-
porar, office. of the Company. The Directors have secured the , .....,
are • 1 consider tke Cid liver Oil sold under Dc.
De Jongh's
serviees of the vender is the management of the bullies, for a te"-- '
guarantee to be pr. tenable tn any other kind as regarda genuine.
need of at least nth Years, upon terms mainly depending on mass and mt•dit•inel efficacy "
the profit. of the uncle. edible. and the business will be taken Sold ..„.. E. c.1,,,,,ted imperhil 11.1,ints. es. ed.. Pint; as. gd, ;
Over by the Company as (oda the Ist October, 18e1.6. 1 ' quarts, pi.. by respectable Chemisia.
The vendor ale, goarantees a nduireum dividend of 10 per I Sole Consignees :
OM per annum on the first issue for the Prat three then.
The statement of recount, a- taken from the honks and eer- ANSAR RAEFORD end CU.. 77. strand. London. W.C.
Need by tletars. Quitter, Ball, and Company, shows that .
profits for the two years ending Ist of July last amount to 17 per I the
-DR. scorrsetLious and uvicß PILLS.
Cell per annum ou the capital employed. a sever fauns remedy, prepared withoutl any ma
In toe ovosx of p , allAt111tl• t beiog made the deposit will be ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott. wit be found invaluable
' returned in full ; should a less number of shares be allotted ,to all who suffer from bilious and liver complaints, tndigestion.
than are applied for, the money paid on deposit will be made wind, spasms, giddiness, direness of the eyes, an For habitual
available ill wards the puniest on allotment, and the balance ' costivenath as a family aperient medicine, and as a p rof
• DI eaft will ne returned to the applicant. the blood, they are truly excellent ; mild in their operation and
Pullprespectitessmay heobt dard RR. sod sopliestinno forshares greteful to the stomach, they create appetite, promote digestion.
War be male to, the bankers, broken, Or to the Secretary tiny and streml(then the whole nervous system.-Sold by W. Lem-
te..m.: at the ten: musty oniees of the Company, every apptication hart, cht, 8, Zing Williantetreet, Cbaring-aORO, and by most
thing accompanied by the deposit of Cl per share. druggists, in hoses. le. 14.1. and Is. Pd. Be sure to ark for Dr.
Copies of the Articles of ASOOCIRRIon may be obtained (gratis) Scott s Billows and Liver Pills. The genuine are in • square preen
Ilt the °Meth of the solicitors to the Compsoy. package with •• William lambert" improved on the Mugge

THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE.
President Johueon's message was read in the
United States Senate on the sth by Colonel Foruey,
the secretary, and in the house by Mr. McPherson,
the clerk. The passages which were applauded in
the house during the reading were those asserting
that traitors should be punished, the offence made
iufamous, and at the same time the question judi-
cially settled finally and for ever that uo State
of its own will has the right to renounce its
place in the Union ; that a tax on travel and
merchanthas in their transit eunatitutes one of
the worst forms of monopoly, and the evil is in
creased if coupled with denial of a choice of route,
and the Presideut's declaration that the justifica-
tion of England in fitting out cruisers duriug the
rebellion cannot be sustained before tins tribunal of
maims, and that the friendship between the two
countries must hereafter rest on the basis of mutual
justice. The applause when thin part of the message
was read was emphatic and there was a general
clapping of hands both on the floor and in the gal-
leries at the conclusion of the reading of the docu-
ment.
We subjoin in extenso passages relating to the
relations with Ertglaud and France, and which form
the ooucluding portion of the message:
Our domestic contest, now happily ended, be left WOO
traces in our relations with oae at least of the great mari-
time powers. The formal snordacce of belligerent rights I
to the insurgent states was unprecedented and has nut been
justified by the lama But in the systems of neutrality
minced by the powers which made that oonoessioo there
Wall• marked difkonacs. The materials of war foe the
insurgent states were furnished, is • great onature, from
the workshops of Onset Brit tin, and British ships, massed
by British subjects, end prepared for receiving British
armaments, sided from the ports of Great Britain to make
war on American commerce under the shelter of • cote-
missies from the insurgent states. The a ships, having
uncle escaped from British ports, ever afterstinds
entered them is every part of the world, to refit. end so to
renew their depredators'. The cousequeaces of this con-
duet weep most disastrous to the States than iii rebelhoo,
incressieg their desolation and minty by the prolongation
of our civil neatest. It had, moreover, the effect, to •
great extent, to drive the American die from the see, and
to transfer mach of oar shipping and our commerce to the
very power when subjects had created the ueonsity for inch
• abases. There events took place before 1 se a called to the
administration of the government. Tee sincere desire for II
peen ter which I am animated led me to approve the 1
Propped already made, to submit the questions which I
had thus arisen between the countries to arbitration. 11
Them (mentions are of such moment that they must have
commanded the attention of the gre it p sw. •,s, and are so
interwoven with the pease end listens,. . I every one of
them rte have eneured an Impartial decision. I regret
to inform you that Great Britain destined the arbi-
trament, but, on the other hand, invited us to the forme-
tioa of • joint commission to set Is travail claims between
the two countries, from which those for the lepredatious
before mentioned should be excluded. Tie proposition, in
that very aosetisfectory tam, has beeedecbned.
The United States did not present the sulijeet as an int.
peachmeut of the goodfaith of • pewee which was profes.
sing the most (Avidly diseositions, but ea iirrolviog spe.r
. nuns of public law, of which the ',Slattern is essential to
, the peace of nations ; and, though pecuniary repor thou to
i their injured citizen would have followed incidentally
on • decision against Great Britain, such compen-
atins. Jeep not *heir ,pnmery object.. They had •
j higher motive, and it wee in the interests of peace
and justice to establish important principles of in
tenational law. The correspondence will be placed before
you. The ground on which the British nuaister rests his
justification is, substantially, that the municipal law of •
nation, and the domestic interpretations of that law, are
the measure of its duty as a pelmet ; and I feel bound to
declare my opinion, before you and before the world. that
that justification cannot be sustaioad before the irthunal of
nations. At the setae time I do out salvias any present
attempt at redress by acts of legislation. For the future,
friendship bet +seethe two countries must rest on the basis
of mota .1 ionic+.
From the moment of the establishment of our free con-
stitution, the civilised wort I ha+ been convulsed by revo-
lution. in the interests of dem Tracy or of minarchy ; but
through all those revolutions the United Swell have wisely
and firmly refused to became propagaudate of republi-
cauism. It is the only government suited to our coed-
tion ; but we have never sought to impose it oa other* ;
and we have consistenly followed the advice of Wrishieg-
ton to recommend it only by the careful preservation and
prudent use of the blessing. During all the intereenirg
period the policy of Buropeas powers and of the United
States has, on the whole, been harrnoobraa MSG, in-
deed, rumours of the invasion of some pats of
America, in the interest of monarchy, have pre-
vailed; twice my predecessor have had occasion to an-
nounce the views of this nation in respect is such lute -
Jerome. Oa both occasions the remonetranze ef the Voitel
States was respected, trim a deep c .nv civet, on the part
of European governments, that tee system of am-inter-
forams and mutual abstinence from prop tgauslism was the
true rule for the two hemispheres. Stood those tunes we
have advsnce lin wealth end power ; bat we reta the
seine purpon to leave the naii me of Europe to choosein their
own dynasties and form their own system+ of government.
This consistent moderation may justly demand a acre•
spending mode atioo. We should regard it as a
great calamity to ourselves, to the cause of goal
government, and to the poses of the world, shoald any
Europese power challenge the Americ in people, as it
were, to the defence of republicanism against foreign h.-
terference. We cannot foresee and are unwilling to (m-
-auler what opportunities might present themselves, what
colibinetioes might offer to protest ourselves against de.
signs inimical to our form of government. The United
States desire to act in the future as they have ever aeted
heretofore ; they never will be driven from that coarse bat
by the aggression of European powers; and
respect
system of uon-interfereace which has so bag been sanc-
tioned by time, and which, by its 6031 results, has ap-
proved itself to both continents.
The correspondence between the United States and
France, in reference to questions which have become sab-
net& of discussion between the two governments, will, at •
proper time, be laid before Congress.
When, on the orgaaintion of our government, under the
constitution, the President of the United St *tee delivPred
his ivau,tund address to the two Houses of Congress, he
nal to them, and through them to the country and to man.
kind, that " the preserveion of the °screed fire of liberty
and the destiny of the republican model of government are
justly considered as deeply, perhaps as finally at eked on the
experimeet entrusted to the American people." And the
House of Representatives answered Washiegton by the
voice of Madison :—" We adore the invisible hand which
has led the American people, though so many difficulties,
to cherish a conscious sseponsihility for the destiny of re-
publican liberty." More than seventy-six years have glided
--- - - l away since these words were spoken ; the United States
A West lodic paper states that the united ages ! hare
pined through
severer trials than
were tore.. ;
H
and now, at this new epoch is our existents as one nation,
of the three officers who tried the o 000strable Mr. Gordon
death, did not amount I ,
with our union purified by sorrows and strengthened by
in Jamaica, sod condemned him t
to more than 70 years.
Thursdayconflict, and established by the virtue of the people, the
THE JAMAICA MASS even-
LCILE.,..—On greatness of the occasion invites us once more to repeat,
log a public meeting of the inhabitants a Ipswich, convened
with solemnity, the pledges of our fathers to bold ourselves
by the Mayor in pursuance of a numerously and reepectably
signed unwind, weetpda is the Core eleeher eto take answerable before our fellow-men for the success of the
into consideration the deplorable 'youth which have recently republican form of government. Experience has
occurred in the island of Jamaica, aid the propriety of We' proved its sufficiency in peace and in war ; it
morislising the goverament thereon." The meeting was a
very large the, the &chemise brine nearly filled. The choir
was taken by the Mayor, Mr. E. Geddes d. Resolutions ex. has vindicated its authority theough danger., end afflic-
tions, end sudden and terrible emergencies, which would
preemies of indignation at the recast procesdiugs, and a have crashed any system that bad been leas firmly flied to
memorial to government praying for • rigid inquiry into the heart of the me plc. At the inauguration of Washington
them, were adopted.—The Mayor of Southampton. at the
request of the chief inhabitants of the tows, ha called a
public meeting, on the same question, for Mooney neat.— the foreign Maisons of the country were few, and its trade
was repressed by hostile regulations ; now all the civilised
The meeting which it had beau arranged should be held at nations of the globe welcome our commerce, and their go-
the London Tavern on Tuesday treat hes been postponed vernmeats profess towards us amity. Then our country
for three weeks. felt its way hesitatingly along an untried p Ali, with states

----
FO little bound together by rapid means of communication
as to be hardly known to one *nether, and with his-
I
folio traditions extending over' very feW years ;
boo inthreouree between *el Mates .is swift and inti- FRIDAY VENTED.
Mate ; the a:perigees of masteries has been crowded ism •
few sonerstioa,
Tend b. „e.t.a u, ',teem, ied.wwttitas i M. Drouyn de Lhuys has been closeted with the
nationality. Then our juriediction did not reach beyond 1 Emperor at Compikgne for several hours every
uestions of foreign
the inconvenient boar aydaries of the territory which bad 1 d this week. Many q
, policy of great moment have been discussed
achieved indepeodeeeet now. through cessions of lands,
first colorised by Spain and France, the country has lin these conferences, and I have good reason
acquired • more complex character, and hes for its natural i as to
i, for thinking that sumo of them at least
limits the chitin of lakes, the Golf of Mezice, and oat the
; decisive resolutions have been come to. It
east and the welt, the two greet OMNI.. Other nation,
were wasted by civil war for ages before they could seta- is a very safe conjecture that in the deliberations
Wish for themeelvire the necessary decree of unity ; in the Emperor's study Mexico must have taken
the latent convictea that our foe= of government a place proportioned to the very great and pressing
is the best ever known to the world, has
enabled et to emerge from civil war within four yeah interest which belongs to it at the present crisis. I
I believe the Mexican question is. approaching • sole-
s complete viodimition of the eoustitutional authority of
the general government, solution will be the evacuation
@tate institutions nuenpaired. The throngs of emigrants of the territory by the French army, the abdication
that crowd to our shame ern witnesses of the confidence of of Maximilian, and yet no war between France and
all peoples in our permanence. Here is the great land of I the United States.
free labour, where industry is blamed with unexampled Mexicans in Paris and Mexicans who ought to
rewards, and the breed of the workingman is sweetened by
know what they are talking about, say that M.
the copeck/unmet that the cause of the country " is one
Hidalgo, Maximilian's envoy to this court, strong
ea , his own sefety, his own dignity." Here everyone en-
joys the free use of his factdties and the ;gaol°, of activity in other strength than his own, has gone to the
es • Natural right. Has, aides the conthieed inflosees of city gin Mexico to give his sovereign a good
• fruitful coil, yeast climes, and hang institutioes. .. wiggig" on the part of the Emperor Napoleon.
P4Publik'a has Therealed fifteen-fold pithia • "ater' I have heard the strong expression used that the
Here, Omagh the easy development of boundless re. Emperor is "disgusted" with his pantile. Putting
suarcea, wealth has increased with two-fold greater rapidity
together a good many small indications, I have
than numbers, so
of we have become secure against the
fiusecial vicissitudes of other couettiere sod, alike in bniii• come to a conclusion—which, however, [cannot
seas and in opinion, are self -*mitred and truly independent. put higher than a conjectural one—that France and
Here more and more care is given to provide education for the United States will in • friendly way hit upon a
I
every ose born on our soil. Here religion. released from i plan for giving full scope to the Monroe doctrine
political connexion eiih the civil government, reruns to without hurting the dignity of France. I
subserve the craft of statesmen, and becomes, in its lode-
propositions as being
peudeoce, the spiritual life of the people. Hem tolera- take the three
non is extended to every opiaion, in the quiet certainty pretty nearly beyond doubt ;-1. That the,
that truth needs only a fair field to secure the victory. to France, unexpected suppression of the Southern
Here the human mind goes forth unshackled in the pursuit rebellion has put an end to au projects which the
of erceeee, to collect stereo of knowledge end acquire ever- Emperor may have conceived of patronising the
Mereming mastery over the forces of nature, Here the Latin race, as opposed to the Anglo-Saxon, on the
national domain is offered and held in millions of separate
American continent ; and that, in conformity with
freeholds, so that our fellow-citizees, beyoed the occepaate
the unmistakeable wishes of his people, he
of any other part of the earth, constitute in reality a people.
Here exists the democratic form of mavernment ; mid that desires nothing 80 much as to withdraw
form of government, by the confession of European states- , his army frem Mexioo, provided be can do so
without any semblance of disgrace ; ,2. That the
men, " gives a power of which DO other form is capable, li
ix's"us• it iisimPwst•• every wan with the stet*. led "emu i Emperor Maximilian is thoroughly convinced that
eves 013114 that belongs to the soul." he cannot keep.his empire without the support of
w hue, apast hietory, does a parallel exist to the public I.
French bayonets ;
happiness which is within the reach of the people of the ; and 3. That the United States,
Ueited States? Where, in any pert of, the globe, con in. though thoroughly resolved not ptrmanently to
atitutious be found so suited to their habits or so entitled endure a monarchical government on the American
to their love as their owe free coestittition! Everyone of continent maintained by a European army,
them, thee, in whatever part of the land he has his home, I most sincerely desire not to go to war with France.
milli' wish its perpetuity. Who of then' Will not now Under these circumstances, 'I believe that the name
acknowledge, in the words at Waehington, that .
people of the united ; of Iturbide may be made use of in a way conducive
" every atop by which the
States have admitted to the character of an in. to the views of all parties. The mother of the
dependent nation, seems to have beam distils- infant lately said to have been adopted by Maxi-
auished by some token of Providential agency ?" Who will ', milieu is uow in Paris, anti working with all a
not joie with me in the prayer, that the invisible hand '
_. mother's zeal to advance the interest of her
which has led um through the clouds that g- leo
wed around i child. How to conciliate Juarez is, Per-
o= path, will so guide us onward to • perfect restoration of
I ha
a difficulty ; but I do not think that
fraternal affection, that we of this day may be able to trans. I Pet.
table one. If but a few weeks
mit our greet inheritance, of Site government, in all their an lusupe
rights, of the generel government, in its whole conatitu- iof peaceable and orderly government could
be obtained under the flag of a "native " prince
tional vigour, to our posterity, and they to theirs through t
countless generation&
named Iturbide, just while the French troops
lonalsw JOHnsotr. were embarkiug at Vera Cruz fur France,
appearances would be preserved, and whether
__-,..-...--.--. the Iturbide dynasty lasted or sot, the
TrueJamarcs INQVIET.--air -limn Storks will attempt to set him up would doubtless very well
leave England far Jamaica on Monday next, and will be answer the purpose of bis parent tied guardian,
besides launching in the world the present repre-
scompanied by Mr. Chalks Savile Roundel!, a member of
the bar, as his secretary. It is desirable that the positron sentative of a very transient monarchy with a new
to be occupied by Sir Henry should be understood by the I
\
1 impetus. I have been a little speculative in these
public, as it has been accurately defined by the government. i
but I feel quite safe iu asking you to
During his stay in the island, Sir Henry Storks will be the remarks,
the name of Iturbide.
governor, the commander of the forces, and the president of ' watch
the commission to inquire into the late unhappy The French government, in the arrangement
disturbances, and the manner in which they were which I think likely, will make a great point of
dealt with by the local authorities. The other mein. ' preventing the repudiation of Maximilian's loans.'
berg of the commission of inquiry have not yet been . The Bourne has again been pretty gaud. Rent
selected, bat they will speedily follow the president ,
rose Sc. for cash and 15c. for account. Mobilier
who by the time of their arrival will have been us f ed
upon maoy points necessary to enable him to pursue the in- . rose 12fr. 50c.
castigation in the wiener moat satisfactory to those so ,
deeply concerned, and to the public. It is, perhspe, well THE FENIAN TRIALS AT CORK.
for us again to say that, in thus mating Sir Henry Storks ---e--
the Queen's representative is the island, the government DUBLIN, FRIDAY NIGHT.
bas not the slightest intention of pie-judging Governor
At the sitting of the court this morning at Cork,
Eyris, Sir Henry is invested with supreme power simply
Charles Underwood O'Connell was put iu the dock,
because it is necessary for the efficient conduct of the in-
but ou the application of Mr. Butt, his trial was
quiry that the commission should be above local control. ,
postponed for the arrival of Mr. Lawless, the
It will be thus unfettered in every respect, and will have
solicitor. John M'Catferty, late captain in the
that full power which is essential for the proper dis-
Curd ederate army, was then put forward, and
charge of its duty. Sir Henry Storks's appointment is dee •
pleaded not guilty. Mr. Butt said that the prisoner
tioctly special and temporary, and that officer still holds,
was a native of Ohio, United States, and should
and will continue to hold, her Majesty's commission as
therefore be tried by a jury half composed of
Governor and Commaoder-in.Chief of Malta.-6104. I foreiguera. The crown assented. There were 18
Brigadier Nelson, the acting provost-marshal at challenges made by the prisoner surd 3 by the
Jamaica during the riots there, and who has arrived in i
crown. The Attorney-General then .toted the case
England, has ° expressed his surprise" at the feeling in
thin country 'pima the government proceedings in that for the Crown. The trial will probably occupy
Oleo I. The brigadier is on leave, and has come to Eng- some days.
land solely on private busioess.
NoRTHCMBERLAND HOCSE. —We have reason to i
WILLS AND BEQUESTS. The will of Thomas
believe that tht Duke of Northumberland has made up his ;
mind to resist the /food of Works, and to defend his code Rowley, wholesale tea dealer, of Cannon-street, and of
at Charing-cross to the last. We codes, ourselves rather Norwood Lodge, Surrey, was proved in London under
indifferent about the fate of it. The most ancient part of cycloot. persooalty, the executor., being Mrs. Rowley, the
the building is that which faces the Strand ;of this, only relict ; Thomas Howse, of St. Pe being woollen
the central portion has am interest, and that dates no draper twomad Fraocis Nash, of Hoeselydown, wbarfieger.
further back, having no older ateociations, thus to say, than To the last-named executors he leaves a legacy of 200/.
the beginning of
the seventeenth century.-Athrna um. To his wile he leaves an immediate legacy of root., an
to
oniiiity of 5001., and his. leasehold residence at Norwood;.
Sr. MARY'S, BRYANSTUN-SQVARE.—Acconliug to
his daughter Mary Selina be leaves hi. Diebold estates in
the Record, this rectory, about to become vacant by the
resignation of the Rey. C. D. Marston, M.A., has beau coo- Behltdpb, Stsffordebire and in Buglawtoe Cheshire;
ferred by the crown upon the Rev. William Henry Fremantle,
property The other moiety he leaves to his daughter
also a sum of 8,000/.., and • moiety of 'the middies
M.A., of Balled College, Oxford, who has been for the last of his
Promee's Jane,y'to whom be leaves his freehold in the City.
together with his leasehold residence, on Vic decease of his.
four years domestic chaplein to the Bishop of London. He
witiow. The plate preeented to. him, by the City Lands
is the secind son of the Right Hoc. Sir Thomas F. Fre-
-1 omrdnissibotooeirmx consistidngthoef ale:ley:use tankard. he leaves to
mantle, Bart., chairman of the Bard of Customs, and is
married to the youiiger daughter of the late Sir Culling
Eardley. The gross value of the rectory is about 1,140/. ; his kettle. by the Wad-
brooks;fard Club, he ; ;end the
to.mho• deugh ter Frances. The
but there is no house of residence, and there are other con.
, bouseho.lit termitere. , musical instrument. and other effects,
sidereble deductions. This is the first piece of church pre-
. are legacies his servants. The
ferment that has fallen to Earl Russell in the metropolis. ou the drogue of
Therebl relict, are to betodiv''.ideil between eis
PoISONED BY TOBACCO. —Mr. Ilerferd held an two 4''•4"•er•
inhentoe of his estates in the counties of Stafford and Ches.
iequest on Thursday, on the body of • boy named John to is to take and nee the surname of Rowley.-The will of
O'Niel, 12 years of age, the eon of • labourer, living in Edward
. Whaler Mille, Esq., banker, 67, Lombard-street,
Gun.street, Oldham-road. About three weeks ago, the and of Bryanstoe-equare, and Brunawtek-terrios, Brighton
deceased, who was then in the employ of Meseta Brook and was proved in London, on the 21st of November, b;
Waterworth, tobacco maoufacturers, Smithfield, complained the executors, George Grenfell Glyn and St. Leger
of illneas, and he died a few days ago. On • poet modem
Richard Glyn, Esqrs., both of 67, Lombard-street
examination being made by Mr. Braddon surgeon, it was sad Frederick Nathaniel Micklet h eait, Esq., bar-
found that death had resulted from then bsorption into the
rioter-1A.1.m Inner Temple; end Charles Henry Mills,
system of nicotine, the poisons prnpey of tobacco. Mr. E., . the testator's" nephew. The persezalty was sworn
Braddon was of opinion that the chewing of tobacco alone, . under. 250,000 f. The will was made in IS'ir., sod • codicil
by so young • boy, would be sufficient to account for the
.Dee. 8, 1.863 ; the latter was signed on behalf of the testator
appeerances which led him to the concluaion already given.
by William Murray, Esq., M.P., in testator'. I remote, and
The deceased's mother paid the once 'am him smoking, and by his direction, and in the presence of two witnesses. He
at once told him to desist ; and when charged by the fore- : I. each of his executora legacy of 1e01.• to George
mao of the esteblishment with chewing tobaeco, he occa- .to
Payne. Esc'•, of Johnitreet, Berkeley.squere, 10,000/. ; to
Moonily denied it. The jury found • verdict in accordance his niece, Miss• Charlotte Elizabeth Wingfield, an annuity of
with the medical evidence. m, . ;001. Legacies and sonnities ere left tu hie st events. He
REDUCED RAILWAY RATES TO LIONDO.N.— i tie directs his real and leasehold estates to be sold and the
following is the text of a circular about to he heated on
proceeds held in trust for his deughter and ovary child, to
Monday next from the general goods manager's office of whom he bequeaths the same, leaving ti bre aloe hie plate,
the London and North Western Railway as the result of iture, books, and other effeets.-(Froin the Illustrated
London Nears.
the recent agitation of the irony:meters and hardware tiler. •
chants of South Staffordshire :-1 beg to inform you ;
the
that the question of the iron rates between Birmingham toSchools ICHUOLS
oqiii INQUIRY
C COMMISsION.were Meetings
Victori of
ry ommiesion held at 2, a-
mid South Staffordshire and London were discussed at the street, on the 12th instant, whoa there were present Lord
mating bell between the railway and canal companies and Taunter. (the chairmen), Lord Stanley, LOl3 Lyttelton, Sir
the iroomasters at Birmingham on the 24th October. S. H. Northeote Bart., m.P., Mr. Adam!. M.P. Mr. Ede,
and in order to give effect to the views expressed at that „.,-,. and Dr. st;...
On the 13th in.t., present. Lord Tann.
meeting it has been determined that, on and after the lot Zen- Lord Lyttelteu Sir S. H. Nortec,.t. Rot, eLP , the
January next, the rates will be as fellows :-From the Sir. Dan'
of Chichester, 'Mr. Acland, M.P., Mr. Erie, Q.C.,. sad
mingham and South Staffordshire district .-
Dr. Stoner. Andes the 14th instant, present Lord 'union,
Damageable Underlie:esti. rig Lord Lytteltoe, Sir Stafford Northente, Bart, M.P. Mr.
Iron. Iron. Iron.
To a. d. .. d. .. d. Aclend, M.P., and Dr. Stoner. The secretary atteeded on
Camden Station l4 3 11 8 10 0 each occasion. The following witnesses were examined,
Poplar, or sin
Static
Chelsea Basin Station
Or to include delivery by cart Friends' School at York. On the 13th, Enid Forteeene, Mr.
Gram-
or barge from any of the C. 8. Roundell, one of the governors of Giggleswick
upper stations or wharves to
any place within the Metro- mar School, Yorkshire' and Mr. William Torr, of Aylesby
Tolima bounder, l7 6 3 t 13 4 Manor, Lisoolashire. AD& on the 14. h, the Rev. G. R.
shire, and there will be no charge for from the Thomas Bibalney.Hesil Master of the Wealeyse Colley,
The shove rates will include concedes
transferiS Stafford. Kingdoo, Prefect of Studies at Stotts. least College ; Mr.
railway Imagoes isto barges when the traffic ia delivered in ~,,tl:2 d Mr. van Davies, LLD., Master a the
the river Thames. College, Swansea.

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JOHN BROGDEN begs to wake the following
""aneelnotA Melding the VALUE of OOLD. testing per-
suaded that the Interests of the fair trader and ths public will
be alike protected by the wide circulation of knowledge on the
sabject, Gold being divided Into 24 parts oe carats, It follows
Mai gold of
Sa carats toe, Is
worth ..1.4 a 111
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1 carat 0 3 6
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