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The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-05

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.).

The tallow market is steady to-day, at the following
quotations :—Town tallow, 445. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on
the spot, old, 45e. 6d. ; ditto new, 4Ge. ; October to De-
cember, 46e. 3d. ; December, 471. 3d. ; January to Match,
475. 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the market in 'a
quiet state ; prices, however, remain without alteration.
The accounts from the plantations are more favourable.

PARLIAMENTARY REFORM.—On Saturday evening
a great open-air demonstration of the working classes,
under the auspices of the City of Durham Reform Associa-
tion, took place on the Sands. The old city band, which
has ever been loyal to the people and the cause of progress
and reform, turned out on the occasion, and played through
the principal streets of the ancient city, followed by the
committee of thesociety, two abretrit,oarrying blue favours,
preceded by a banner of blue and white—the ancient colours
of the liberal party—bearing the title of the associntion.
Some hundreds joined is the procession, which was every-
where received with tokens of welcome and good-will. A
littleafter6o'clock theproceedings commenced, the speakers
taking their places on a waggon which had been kindly
lent for their use by one of the leading tradesmen of the
city. The audience consisted chiefly of the artisan class of
workmen at present excluded from the electoral franchise,
and there were present some old and ardent adherents of
the liberal cause. At the commencement of the proceed-
ings there were several hundreds of people present, and
they continued pouring in in a continuous stream !till the
assemblage numbered not less than a thousand persons.
The proceedings were enthusiastic, but determined
throughout, and the speeches terse, vigorous, and to the
point. A great reform demonstration took place at Gran-
tham on Monday. At two o'clock a procession was formed,
which, preceded by music, and with flags and banners
flying, paraded the principal streets of the town. Later
in the afternoon, a al ge open-air meeting was held in the
market-place, and the utmost enthusiasm marked the pro-
' needing. The chair was taken by Mr. Gill, of London, and
the chief speakers were Mr. Edmond Bealea, Mt. J. 0.
Greening, Mr. Howell. and others.
London, England, 1866-09-05

THE POLICE COURTS.

LAMBETH.

17i:aheth Aldridge. a middle-aged married female, was
charged before Mr. Elliott with shoplifting.
Thomas Jones, sbopman to Mr. Goodall, draper in the
Walworth-road, said that on the evening before, from what
had been told hint, he went into the street and saw the
prisoner a few doors off, carrying a piece of print which
she had stolen from his master's shop. lie pursued and
caught her, when she dropped the print, and he brought
her back to the shop and kept her there until a constable
arrived.
Police-constable John Smith, 132 P, said that on taking
the prisoner into custody she pretended to be drunk, and
said that if she had not been so she should not have
attempted to steal the print.
Mr. Elliott—Was she the worse for liquor at the time?
Witness—Not at all, your worship.

Mr. Elliott—la she illown?
Witness—Yes, she is, sir. There is a constable present
who has had her in custody for a similar offence.
l'olice-constable Patrick Weston, 17 P, said that on the
IGth of April, IW4, he had the prisoner and another
female in custody for shoplifting, and they were both com-
mitted to Wandsworth House of Correction for three
months each. .

The first witness was recalled, and said that the piece of
print measured 40 yards, and was worth 2!.
The prisoner begged hard to be let off, on account of her
four children, but she was fully committed to take her
trial at the Surrey Sessions, at present being holden at
Newington Sessions House.
London, England, 1866-09-05

THE FAMINE IN MIDI t.

The Times cannot suppose the Bengal government to
have been ignorant that a dreadful rice famine was raging
in Orissa ; and will not acquit the present Lieutenant-
Governor—Sir
Cecil &laden—whose administration during
the last three or four years has been a series of mistakes
or shortcomings, of a want of energy and rigour. In six
weeks the official estimates place the deaths at 15,000 ;
and this famine began last o,,tober, and has
been raging in Orissa since tLe beginning of
ApriL The patronage of the lower Bengal department
should be re-transferred to the Viceroy ; and the local
council, which has never yet been of any service, and
which is peculiar to the Lower Provinces, should be
abolished. Until these changes are made there will never
, be a government in Bengal worthy to rank with the govern-
meats of the North-West and the Punjaub.
The Herald also says that it was not until too late that
I those whose business it ought to have been to have taken
effectual steps for relieving the sufferers, estimated with
anything like correctness the magnitude of the calamity.
Whether from inaccurate information or from inconeeiv-
: able indifference, they have not only abstained from active
measures themselves, but have actually taken pains to
discourage the efforts of private benevolence. The
astounding short-sightedness which dictated the announce-
ment that because there was a fund of 60,000/. extant,
no further exertions were needed to feed a population
of several millions, gave a check to the benevolent im-
pulses of the community, and for a considerable period
London, England, 1866-12-12

A VALUABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.—A
CHINESE CADDY, containing Nibs. of really good BLACK
Tilt., sent carriage free te any railway station or market town in
=, Ireland, Scotland, or Wales, on receipt of dos., by
PS and Co., tea mercbants, 8, King William-street, City
E.C.
London, England, 1866-12-12

CHARLES MEEKING and Co.,
having been compelled by the Corporation to give up their
premises next St. Andrew's Church fur the Holborn Valley bu-
prevenient, have opened
TEMPORARY PREMISES, 45, HOLBORN-HILL.
CHARLES MEEKING and Co. are now SELLING Linseys or
Winceys. Dress Serges, Reps, Epinglines, Genuppes, Cubourga,
French Merinos, Fancy DTC4.IIIS, Coloured and Black Seal Skins,
Reversibles Astrachans, Meltons, Tweeds. Flannels, Blankets,
Sheetings, Calicoes, Longcloths, hints, Table Linen, Silks, Co-
loured and Black Velvets, Coloured and Black Flushes, Furs,
Opossum Miniver, Grebe, and other Fur 'trimmings; Glencoe,
Saxony, and other Winter Shawls: Ribbons, Trintruings, Haber-
dsahery, Hosiery, Gloves, dc., Black Paraniattss, Baratheas,
Crapes, Mourning silks, &c., all of
WARRANTED GOOD QUALITY, and at EXTRAORDINARILY
LOW PRICES,
even cheaper than they offered such goods at their old premises.
The Temporary Building is on a part of the site upon which
the New Premises will be erected for the re-establishment of the
business.
The Shop closes at 7 o'clock until Ist March, 1507, and always
on Saturdays at 2 o'clock.
CHARLES MEEKINO and Co., 45, Holborn-hilt
The Carpet and Furnishing Business is removed (temporarily)
to Noe. 35 and Si, Holborn-hill, two doors from Fetter-lane.
Brooke House will shortly be re-opened.
London, England, 1866-12-12

OSBORNE'S STILTON is THE Cheese.

CHEAPER THAN EVER.—Is. ed., 2e.,
Vs!. is
Cd. per pound are the prices at which PHILLIPS and
Co., tea merchants, 8, King Wiftm-street, City, London. E.C.
are selling good and fine BLACK TEA. A price current post free.
405. worth carriage tree to any railway station or market town in
the Vnited Kingdom. Observe.—PHILLIPS and Co. have no
agents, nor any oonnecUon with any house in Worcester or Swan-
sea. Sugars are supplied at market prices.
London, England, 1866-12-12

BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, and BEDROOM
FURNITURE.—An ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, with
prices of 1,000 articles of MEI/ROOM FURNITURE, sent ;free by
post; on application to FILMER and SON, upholsterers, 31, 32,
and U, Berners-street, Loudon, W., and St and 35, Charles-
street, Oxford-street, W.
London, England, 1866-12-12

MPETS.—Beat Brunel' 3s. 6d. per and
al price Ss. tki ) Many patterns to select from. Tapes
try, Kidderminster, Dutch, felts, blankets, sheeting, and Moor
cloths, equally cheap. Also £lO,OOO worth furniture being offered
as very reduced prime, to make room for erteedre alterations,
at WM. WAINE'S, l&I to 1311, Newington Butts, &
London, England, 1866-12-12

CUIARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH
RICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, appointed by
the Admiralty to sail bete een LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK,
and between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Banton ships calling
at Haifa to land and rt.:lye passengers and mails. The fol.
lowtng or other vessels are appointed be pail hew liverpool,
tilling at Turk to revolve the :
AUSTRALASIAN, t!,r NEW YORE, Saturday, Dec. 15.

CHINA, for BUSTON, Saturday, Dec.
SCOTIA, for NEW Yoll rAtturday, Dec. 29.
• Taking passengers and panls for Nassau and thwannah, to
be transferred at. New York :subject to the permission of the
United States authorities' on board the R. 81.8.8. Corsica.
lissagemoney, Including steward's fee and provisions, but
without wines or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin,
kr; second cabin, gin. To New York, chief cabin, .8% second
cabin, £lB.—At.ply to J. E. Foord, 62, Old Broad-street, Loudon;
J. M. Currie, Havre, and 12. Place de la Bourse, Paris; Cl. and J.
Marna, 80, Jamaica street, Glasgow; D. and C. Maclver, Queens-
town: or D. and C. Maclrer, 8, Water-street, LiverpooL
London, England, 1866-12-12

STEAM to GOTHENBURG from London
direct.—Only Regular (aimmunication.—The unrivalled
tidn screw-strainers MARY, Captain LEIGH, 1,000 tow, MO-
hone,iower, In.tu City Canol Buoy: and the GUSTAF WASH,
STI BBL, 600 tons, 100-hone power, from Horselydown,
sre despatched alternately every week, weather permitting.
Yves, £3 Ss.: ; —For freight or passage, etc., apply
to Chaplin's Cohered °like, W.; or to PIIILLI PPS, GRAVES,
PRILLIBIN and Co., St. Dunstan's-bonne, Crow-lane, Great
Toner-street, B. C.
London, England, 1866-12-12

HAVANA SEGAR AGENCY, 2, Canute-road
Docks, Southampton, and 77, REGENT-S axlftl.ONDON
(two doors from St lamas Hall).—The proprietors draw atten-
tion to the success which has attended the establishment of this
agency, and which has resulted in the supply of their importa-
tions to many of the most important clubs, hotels, and private
consumers in the kingdom. The stock offered to the attention
of connoisseurs comprises nearly SOO kinds of the choicest
pieduetious of the most celebrated Havana manufactories, and
is the lined selection of Havana *agars at present existing in
Europe, the whole being the exclusive importation of this esta-
blishment from its ageule and reeldent buyers in Havana, who,
from lung experience, exercise the greatest care in selecting only
the finest brands and sorts, and who ship the same direct to the
warehouses in the Southampton Docker These advantages
enable the proprietors to supply GUARANTEED HAVAN♦
SEGARS, wholesale and retail, at prices lower for the respective
kinds than it is possible for other houses to quota Terms, cash,
or an undoubted introduction- Prospectuses on application to
the proprietors, WOLleir, PHILLIPS, and Co.
Havana Seger and Commission Agency, Southampton,
and 77, Regent-street, London.
London, England, 1866-12-12

LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.

Last night the interesting ceremony of present- !
ing medals to such members of this society as had dis-
tinguished themselves by superior excellence in the art of
photography took place at King's College, the presenta-
tion being made by Sir F. Poi. Loot, lately Chef Baron of
her Majesty's Court of Exchequer, the president of the
society.
Medals were then awarded to Lord Hassanlen (one to
his lordship, and one on account of the excellence in Oa
tograph of the late Lady Hawarden); to Mr. Fenton,
the founder of the society ; Mr. Bedford (landscape pho-
tography), Mr. Robinson, Mr. Thompson, Col. Wortley,
Mr. Claudet, Mr. T. R. Williams, Mr. Jubert, Major
Greeley, Mr. Toovey, Dr. Maddox, Mr. Buxton,] Mr.
M`Farlane, Mr. England, and Mr. Mudd. The medals
presented were extremely beautiful, bearing on the obverse
a portrait of the late Prince Consort, the patron of the
institution, and on the reverse the figure of Ph.-eteon
driving the horses of the sun, designed by Bartolozzi.
After the presentation of the medals Mr. Dallmeyer
delivered an interesting discourse upon a new portrait
lens, the discussion upon which was adjourned.
A vote of thanks to the president concluded the pro-
ceedings.
London, England, 1866-12-12

FURNITURE, Merchandise, &c., BOUGHT for
ready money, or cash advanced on same, with or without
removal. 100 Houses, furnished or unfurnished, wanted Imme-
diately for applicants.—Apply to Mr. BAYNE, Grosvenor House
and Estate Agency, Mkt, brook-street, Grosvenor-square.
London, England, 1866-12-12

OVERCOATS for the present Season.—The
NEW WINTER OVERCOATS, of best materials, are kept
ou band and made to order, at
HAMILTON and Kimproys,
Tailors and Overcoat Makers,
105, STRAND, opposite Ezeter•ball.

HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well
known excellence can only be had at 52, Great Russell-
street, opposite the British Museum Gates. The very best steel
frame Crystal Spectacles, 15s. and 18a—'f110MAS !BARI:, and
SON CAUTION the public against persons using their name.
Established 1750. No travellers or agents.

ASPHALTS ROOFING FELT.
ONN PILNNY per Square Foot.
CROGGON and Co., Manufacturers.
62, New Earl-street,
- Loudon, K.C.
IC Bread-street,
60, George-square, Glasgow. 2, Guree-plassas, Liverpool.

WINTER COUGHS. COLDS. ASTHMA, and INFLUENZA
are speedily cured by the use of
SPENCER'S PULMONIC ELIXIR.
Lay be had of any Chemist.

NOW PUBLISHING.

MUGBY JUNCTION.

THE PALL MALL GAZETTE.
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" pall Mall Gazette" already greatly exceeds that of any other
daily journal .Morning or Evening . the "Times" alone excepted.
Perhaps a more important fact for advertisers is that the
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inability to meet their demands promptly. It is hoped, how-
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all such difficulty in future.
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London, England, 1866-12-12

SPAIN.

MADRID, DEc. 11.

The Queen and King Consort have arrived at
Ciudad Real, where addresses were presented to
them by deputations from more than 500 com-
munes of the province. Their Majesties left Ciu-
dad Real this morning for Badajoz.

THE MALTA ANDS ALEXANDRLi TELE-
PH.

vALrrrA, Dicc. IL
The Malta and Alexandria telegraph line is again
London, England, 1866-12-12

THE EMPEROR M.tXIMILIAN

PARIS, DEC. 11.

The Pattie of this evening states that as soon as
the Emperor Maximilian received notice of the
Empress's illness he at once formed the resolution
of proceeding to Miramar. "He subsequently, how-
ever, altered his intention in consequence of the
representations of the leaders of the conservative
party, and determined to return to the city of
Mexico, and there formally abdicate. On the 13th
November the Emperor had not yet arrived in the
Mexican capital, but it is not known whether any
further change has taken place in his Majesty's
resolutions." _ _

The France announces that letters have been re-
ceived in Paris from the Emperor Maximilian,
dated Orizaba, November 17, but adds that they
refer principally to certain arrangements which his
Majesty desires should be made in the residence of
theEmpressCharlotte's at Miramar, and to the steps
to be taken for that purpose.
London, England, 1866-10-20

THE NEW PROTECTOR FOR THE POPE.

The Dibats of yesterday says :

Being no longer able to preserve any doubt as to the re-
gular execution of the September Convention, the ultra-
montane journals now announce that another Catholic
power intends to take the place of France at Rome. This
time it is no longer Austria. The r6le of Austria in Italy
is finished for ever. Besides, it has recently been disco-
vered that Austria is abandoned to the freemasons and
pantheists, and reliance upon her has ceased. The power
referred to is Spain. The Queen's 'government is said to
have declared that it considered the affairs of Rome es
the " home " affairs of catholicity, and that it proposed
in consequence to take the place of France immediately
after the departure of the army of occupation. This
is what we are told, and seriously told. We really do
not know whether such absurdities need to be
discussed ; we will merely observe that a pretension of
this kind on the part of no matter what power would in-
fallibly have the result of hastening the conclusion sought
to be postponed. It does not appear to be understood
that if Italy has respected Rome it was because France
was there, and because Italy has obligations towards
France. If instead of a French garrison there had
been an Austrian or Spanish garrison at Rome,
it is more than probable that the Italian
colours would be over the Capitol. But the
French intervention had quite an exceptional charac-
ter. The French were not strangers in Italy, and were not
considered so by the Italians themselves. Not as is pre-
tended because they were Catholics, but became they were
allies, auxiliaries. The Italians well knew that France was
not the enemy of their independence, for she had been its
most powerful instrument. They well knew that the
roldiers who were at Rome were the same who had fought
for them at Solferino ; they well knew also that when the
French quitted Rome they would restore it only to itself or
to Italy. Very different would be the position of any other
power. This time it would be the presence of the enemy
in the heart of the national territory, and it would not
be tolerated for a single day. The object of the September
Convention was to bring the Pope face to face with hie
subjects, and the It.lian government undertook to guard
against and repress all external attack against the present
territory of the Holy Bee. But the idea that Italy would
permit any ether power than France to garrison Rome is
simply absurd. Not lesa absurd is it that the government
London, England, 1866-10-20

•
4
IVEIO4IG

OCTOB:

Court.

BALMORAL, Ocr. 18.

The Queen went out, accompanied by Princess
,raciirisi:: and Princess Louise, and attended by the
at Roxburgh*.
The Crathie Musical Aeowiatiou had the honour to sing
in the bell-mem yesterday evening. The Queen and the
royal family were present.

The Prince of Wales, with Major Grey and M. de
Castenschiold, went out shading yesterday morning, with
his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, near Rich.
mond.
The Queen of Denmark, with the Princess of Wales,
Princess Myra, and Prince Waldemar, took a carriage
drive.
A deputation, introduced by Mr. Sherriff, M.P., and con-
sisting of the Mayor and the Sheriff of Worcester, Mr.
Alderman Webb, Mr. Alderman Hall, Mr. Perrin', and
Mr. Woof (t)te town clerk), had an interview with the
Earl of Belmore (Under Secretary of State), at the Home•
office, yesterday, on the subject of amalgamating the
prisons of the city and county of Worcester.
Despatches were sent yesterday front the Colonial.ofaeo
to the Governors of Gibraltar, Malta, the Mauritius,
Ceylon, Roes Kong, Isbuan, and the Australian Colonies.

THE ConEr.—Her Majesty, accompanied by the
Prince and Princess Christian and the Princesses Louise
and Beatrice and Priam Arthur, is expected to leave Bal-
moral on Friday next for Windsor Castle.
Sir Charles Lennox Wyke, K.C.8., late Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Hanover,
arrived in totta on Thursday evening from Germany.
The Rirht Hon. the Speaker of the House of
Commons has arrived at Ossington Hall, Notts, from his
shooting quarters near Dingwall, N.B.
London, England, 1866-10-20

111CFAVA1A SKOAR AGENCY, 2, Canute-road
Decin, Southampton, sad IT, RIONNT-lITHIST,LONDON
(two dome from 14. lamsYs proprietors draw Mks-
Hon to the success which has attended the establishment of this
=
,aad which has resulted in the sap ply of their imports-
I° many of the moat important ciao, hob* Imist=
110111MIBMIS in the kingdom The mock Wend to this
of connobseun comprises nearly $OO kinds of the dodoes&
moductions of the most celebrated Havana manufactories, and
is the boat selection of Havens amps at present existing to
Europe, the whole being the exclusive bn on of this esta-
blishment from its 'gents and reeldesit Mims is Havana, who,
from lens midden." exercise the greeted care in selecting oaly
tbe fined brands sod so and who=lie tense direct to the
warehouses in the 800 Thee advanftwe
enable the proprietors to supply GUARANTY:ED HAVANA
MARS, wholesale and retail, id prices lower for the respective
kinds than it is posnble for other bonne to quote. Terms, each,
or an nodoabted introludion. Prospectuses on application to
the proprietors, WOLYY, YHELLIYB, and Co.
Havana &gm and COMM/1•10111 Agency, Boathampion,
and 77, itegeatwlreet, Landon.

BLOATERS.—Twelve, ; Twenty-ivy 4s. ;
Atiy, Oa. ,•
chiO Hundred, le ; nog Hundred, Ms. One
Thousand, 60a. N tor canter due. Oa& co Me
livery. Country orders paid Is advance. Teravardad by num.
HAMBY, dab permar, Ors& Yarmouth.

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Ottadal Botanical Preparation for Improving and &mad.
lying the Complexion and Skin. The radiaut bloom It hnparts
ta the cheek, and litei sasses and which Witness ad
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movlog antedates, tan, pimples, snots, freckles, disoidoratiow,
aedother cutaneous tations, render It indispensable to every
toilet. It obviates all the elfede of climate on the skin, whether
with reference to cold and inclemency, or Intense solar hest.
Price es. 6d. end la. ad. per bottle.-Bold at 10, Hatton-garden
and by &maul and perfumers. Ask Rs " Rowlands' Iskydar,'
aid beware of glorious sad pernicious articles ender the same
of " inlydor."

PSUNDAY GAZETTE ; containing all the
atel Telsgreate and Expresses of Saturday moinsive aad
sorb Polltkal Information, and comprehensive (Sty Intelligence;
the Professional News and Spitome of Public 0919109 of &ital.-
; Sporting, Theatrical. Rue Arts, Iwpi, Moilkek
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London, England, 1866-10-20

BETTING IN LONDON.-FRIDAT ATITILNOOIr.

The most noteworthy points in to-day's transactions were
tee partial return of Thalia into the market, the ahifty
position of Affidavit, and the retrogression of Moldavia
after the mall upon him yeeterday. The two favourites,
Chepstow and Proserpina, remain firm, and are to equally
supported that it is difficult to say which 13 oititled to the
pcssatership. A few outsiders were backed for small rues,
and the remaining transactions may be gathered from the
sebjoined quotations :

(:AIIBRIDGIFSHIRE.
9to I "gut Chepotow it f) I 30 to 1 og4 Etolle Monte
9to 1 Proverpine tt) t:
104 to 7 Scarborough 40 to 1 Liro Guards.
t. man It
15 to I Moldavia (t) 40 to 1 Mast42lllclaral
100 to il Tlialla (t) olI)
17 to 1 - Actrea fti 1000 to 20 Caithness (t)
20 $ 1 Atlidarittko) 1000 to 14 Rococo It)
33 to 1 Abergc die to) 1000 to 10 Brovaßreadft)
WO to 35 Daluantan (t) 1000 to 3 Duke of York
(t:

TA/TEMALL'iII. —The aul
day (Saturday) for comps
the transaction of the ordi

iption room will be open this
r on the Cambridgeshire and.
7 business.

GLoocrATEn ST UCV,.—The objection 1,3 a been over-
Ailed, and the stakes awarded to Steamboat, who came in
fart.

FATAL Au; NT ON THE GREAT NORTHRRN
Itatimsv.—A fatal accident has occurred, by which Mr.
Towneltend Dance, the inspector of the Great Northern line
at Peterborough, lost his life. At about three o'clock an
Thursday morning deceased was called out of his bed to
attend an accident which bad taken place on the line a
abort distant* from Peterborough. Having sttisfactorily
wronged matters, he was returning by train to Peter-
borough when he was stopped by signal. He immediately
lumped from the carriage in which he was, and proceeding
to the signal-box, stood in front of it on the line, in-
goiring of the signalman the cause of the delay. Whilst
Ls was standing in conversation with the signalman an
Vi4_ pin' at the rate of 12 miles an hour dashed up,
hefore deceased could get out of the way he was
blocked down by the buffer of the engine striking him
staiently in the back. He was picked up in an insensible
condition, end ocaveyod to the Peterborough Infirmary,
whore it was found that the spine was broken and his
skull fractured. He died esterday morning at about four
Aim& Hs lams kin • wife sad In daughters
London, England, 1866-01-06

THI JUDICIAL COMMITTIE.

The Daily Noes pays a tribute to the present Master of
the Rolls for his diligence, quickness of apprehension, and
singular fitness to encounter the opponents of law reform in
parliament. If it be a defect that the new peer should sit
with ethers in judgment on himself, it is a de-
fect which rune through the whole of oar judicial
system, and furnishes no valid objection against
elevating a Muter of the Rolls to the peerage.
Thus, when application is made for a new trial on the
ground of misdirection, the judge who originally tried the
eau delivers his opinion in brine as to whether or not the
DOW trial should be granted. Decision. delivered in
chambers are reviewed by the full court of which the
judge who sat in chambers is a member. The truth is the
whole subject of courts of appeal imperatively demands at-
tention. It is clear there should be one supreme court of
appeal, which is not at prevent the CYO, to which every in-
ferior tribunal should be responsible. If the House of Lord.
persist in retaining their jurisdiction let them consent to situ
a judicial committee. To this judicial committee let there
he summoned all those who constitute the present judicial
committee, to which might be added as man• legal peers,
eminent lawyers, and ex.judgee as may be thought expe-
dient. Let this judicial committee (not of the Privy
Council, but of the House of Lords) be empowered to
determine all appeals from inferior tribunals. In
each case let them draw up a report such
as is drawn up at present by the judicial
committee of the Privy Council, and let it be
declared by sot of parliament that this report shall be the
judgment of the House of Lords, and have the same effect
as a judgment delivered by that house. Thos the Supreme
Court which is now wasting would be established—the ad-
vantages of the judicial committee would be continued—
' while the House of Lords would retain the jurisdiction
which they so much value, and be spared what they so
much dread—the dangerous humiliation of admitting any
but hereditary peers within their walls.
London, England, 1866-01-06

LIFEBOAT SEEN ICES.—During the storms of
the past year the National Lifeboat Institution, by Its life-
boats and other means, contributed to the saving of 707 persons
from different wrecks on our coasts. The institution also ex-
pended £21,314 in the same period on its lifeboat establishments.
In addition to granting £4,920 for rewards for saving life and
exercising the lifeboats.
The committee of the Institution earnestly APPEAL to the
public for ASSISTANCE, to enable them to meet the continued
heavy demands on the Institution's 16$ Lifeboat Stations.
Contributions are received by the London and Country
Bankers ; and by the Secretary, Richard Lewis, Esq., at the In-
stitution, 14, John-street, Adolph', London.
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London, England, 1866-01-06

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(arum's mutozuce.)
THE MILITARY REVOLT IN SPAIN.

MADRID, JAIL 4, EVINUM.

It is asserted that the military iasurgents, after
leaving Ocana, destroyed the bridges over the
Tagus, in order to delay General Zavala in his
pursuit, and to reach another town.

MADRID, JAN. 5.

The latest intelligence received yesterday evening
announced that the insurgents were in full retreat.
General Zavala was on the point of reaching them,
being only one hour's march in their rear, when the
insurgents, having crossed the Tagus, destroyed the
bridge of Fuenteduenos in order to delay the pur-
suit. The cry of the insurgents was " Viva &par-
tero"—" Viva Prim."

Madrid is perfectly tranquil, and the news from
the provinces is satisfactory.

BAYONNE, Jam 5.
Advice:, received here from Madrid state that
General Prim and Carlos Latorre are at the head of
the military insurgents, and that the movement
basbeen organised by the Progressista. 3,000 men
had left Madrid by railway for the south. It was
asserted that martial law would be proclaimed in
Madrid.

THE BANK OF HOLLAND.
AMSTERDAM, TAN. 5.
The Bank of Holland has raised ifs rate of dia.
mount from 6 to 6k per cent.

CHINA.
(By O►erload Tologroph from Gale.)
HONG KONG, Dec. 15.
Tea unchanged. Total export to date, 96,0(10,000
pounds. Exchange on London, 4a. id.

_
SHANGHAI, Dn. 9.
Tea firm. Silk dull. Total export to date,
45,500 baled. Excbange on London, Ga. 20.

TUE FLOGGING OF WOMEN.
London, England, 1866-01-06

THE CATTLE PLAGUE.

The Tina gives various reasons for supposing that the
last order of the Privy Council, although • great improve-
ment on its predecessors, is not adequate to the purpose
designed. It is better than what west before it, because •
quarter sessions is better than ► petty sessions district, and
• quarter sessions is better thou • petty sessions district
because it is larger, the truth being that for these
purposes there ought to be bat one district, and
that district the whole country. How monstrous
that the care of the justices for a whole county
assembled in their courts of quarter session should be
rendered futile and of no effect by the obstinacy of a
single municipal conned ; how absurd to treat the matter
as one in which they alone are concerned, when it is upon
the neighbouring district, and not upon themselves, that
. the weight of the occasion will principally fall. Is is a
gross injustice to the farmers of one county to enforce
strict regulation upon them ogees you can hold out to
them a reasonable hope that their sacrifice will end in the
extermination of the disease, and this cannot be unless
everybody else is compelled to do the same. As soon as it
is established that the only way to prevent its spread is to
prevent the removal of she cattle which eo•voy it, it is also

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London, England, 1866-01-06

DIV wimps.

Jan. 20. K. Wainwrlght7,iaTelini.ilampthire, corn merchant
—Jan. 20. J. T. Anderson, Sberborne-lane, City. sack maker
Jan. 20. J. Hares, Giotford, Bedfordshire, builder—Jan. O.
J. It. Lacey. lioddesdon, Hertfordshire. grocer - Feb. 2. It.
Arnold, Yardley, Worcestershire. farmer—Jan. 18. J. Chapman.
Neath, GLimorganshire, baker—Jan. 22. W. Green, Leeds. gal-
vanised iron manufacturer—Jan. 22. J. Shaw, Leeds, agricultural
implement manufacturer—Jan. 22. J. Boothroyd. Wakefield,
seedsmAn—Jan. V. J. A. Butleston, Leeds, draper—Jan. 16. It.
Johnson, Liverpool, cotton salesman- Jan. 17. k. Walton,
Lowestoft, hosier—Jan. 24. W. Smith, Leominster. baker—Jan.
2 . T. .loode, Weobley, Herefordshire, tailor—Jan. 24. W. Evans,
Weobley, Herefordshire, provision dealer—Jan. 29. J. B. Hirst,
Almondbury. Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer—Jan. 29. S. Stead,
Gontertal, Yorkshire, woolstapler —Jan. W. J. H. Butler, Liver-
pool, merchant.
CERTIFICATH to be granted, unless cause be shown to the con-
trary on the day of meeting.
Jan. 29. J. Hyndman, Newport, Monmouthshire, beer merchant.
London, England, 1866-01-06

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-801783.

A well-dremed and intelligent-looking lad, named Theo-
dore Rigg, who is said to be very respectably connected,
was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with stealing
box of cigars, under rather singular circumstances.
It appeared that on the previous afternoon the prisoner
went to the counting-house of Mr. Wadsworth, a dealer in
cigars, in Gracechurch•street, and invired of the lad who
had the charge of the place whether his master was at
home. He was told that be was not, and he then
said be would wait for bim, and sat down by the
fire. He entered into conversation with the lad,
and after a short time the latter had occasion to
do something which made him turn his back to
the prisoner, and the latter took the opportunity thus
afforded him of remiving a small box containing 25 choice
cigars from a shelf and placing it under his coat. Ile wee
then about to go away, but the lad, who had observed
what had taken place, followed him and gave him in charge,
and the box of cigars was found upon him.
The Lard Mayor having been informed of the respectable
position of the prisoner, inquired if any of his friends were
in attendance. _ _ .

A very respectable•looking person, who stated th►t
he was the father of the prisoner, got into the
witness•box, and in answer to questions put by the Lord
Mayor, be said that he was quite at a loss to account for the
prisoner's conduct. He bad a good home, and was Clowed
plenty of pocket money, and the only way in which he
could possibly account for his proceeding was, that he bad
contracted a habit of smoking, and thought that he
should obtain some from Mr. Wadsworth of a choicer de-
scription than his own means enabled him to purchase.
The Lord Mayor observed that it was very painful to see
a respectable lad standing in such a position, and be should
remand him for a day or two, to consider what was best to
be dons with him.
London, England, 1866-01-06

SHARE Lisrs.—(THlS DAY.)
Or O'CLOCK.
The railway market is quiet to-day, and the prin-
cipal stocks exhibit no change, with the exception
of a rise of per cent. in London and North West-
ern and Metropolitan.
London and North Western stock is now
quoted 125 to 1 ; Great Western, 58 to ;
Midland, 122/ to 1 • Lancashire and Yorkshire,
122 to ; South Eastern, 731 to 1 ; Great
Eastern, 424 to ; Caledonian, 1271 to 128/
Great Northern, 1261 to 1271 ; ditto A, to 1431
1441.
Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock has de-
clined / per cent., the present quotation being 351
to Great Western of Canada shares are steady,
1.
at 161 to g.
ORDINARY BRARRII AND ITOCILIL
London, England, 1866-10-18

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MINES.-(TIIIS DAY.)

Ora o'CLoon.
The mining market is steady to-day, with a fair
demand for some shares, including West Caradon,
East Cara Brea, East Lovell, and Prince 1
of Wales. North Treskerby, however, are
Satter. Some of the present quotations are
as follows :—West Caradon, 151, to 16 ; East
Lovell, to 12 ; East Cam Brea, to ; North
Treskerby, si to it ; Wheal Chiverton, 4to ;
West Chiverton, 69 to 61; Chiverton Moor, 4! to
i; and Prince of Wales, 295. to 31s.
London, England, 1866-10-18

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A PRIEST'S CONSCIENCIE—The Rev. S. Ouseley,
who was in charge of the parish of Northmoor-green at
the time of the shameful disturbances in the church, has
been charged by the Rev. A. H. Ward, of St. Raphael's,
Bristol, with using a Liturgy not sanctioned by law—that
of 1549—when he celebrates the Eucharist, and leaving
out the " filioque" from the Nicene Creed ; using the ex-
pression " through the Son" instead of " and the Son."
Ouseley replies in the Guarchaw.—" These statements
are quite correct, and Mr. Ward is quite welcome to make
known these facts. I have abandoned the Anglican COiS-
minion Office and the " fihoque" too, and that for at
least the last two years. It is also my intention to con-
tinue in the course I have adopted. I use the Liturgy of
1549, and also the Scotch Liturgy sometimes, and I deem
either of these far preferable to the defective office of the
Anglican church, reformed from the ancient aloe and
then deformed by Peter Martyr and Martin Busier. I
know quite well that by this avowal I shall most certainly
deprive myself of all hope of preferment in the Anglican
church ; but truth is better than pin. What our Lord
and His apostles used and prescribed—what the undivided
church, at all times and in all places, his preserved invio-
late till now—l cannot, dare not, omit, much he reject,
as the Hagfish Prayer-book has dons. How far a priest
lobo is lieured may do this must be loft te ids esassisnos."
London, England, 1866-10-18

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they treate appetite, promote digestion and strengthen the
whole nervous systern.-Bold by W. Lambert, chemist, 8 Bing
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London, England, 1866-10-18

RUSSIA.

BT. PETERSBI7RO, Ocr. 17.
Count Berg is said to have been relieved of his
functions as Governor of Poland, and to have
been succeeded by General Count Heydsn.

AMERICA.

The Inman steamship City of Paris, from New
York on the 6th inst., arrived at Queenstown at
8 p.m. yesterday, with 133,240 dollars in specie,
and 380 passengers. She landed 70 of the latter,
and, after coaling, proceeds for Liverpool to-
London, England, 1866-10-18

(Per the City of Paris viA Roche'" Point.)

NNW YORK, Ocr. 6, Nownso.
Judge Underwood is reported to have stated that
Mr. Davis will be tried in November.
Assistant-Secretary Seward has been appointed ;
Secretary of State ad interim, owing to his father's'
illness.
The public debt of the United States amounted
on the Ist October, to 2,700,000,000 dole., and the
amount in the Treasury on the same date was
128,000,000 dole.
Santa Anna has accepted an invitation from
Roberts to be presented to the Fenian at a
Felllllll picnic.
The supporters of Ortegas denounce Santa Anna
as a French government spy.
Advice; received here from Havannah announce
that the export duties in the island of Cuba have
been suspended for six months.

MEXICO.
CITY OF MEXICO, Szrr. 19.

The anniversary of Mexican independence has
been celebrated with great magnificence. The
Emperor Maximilian made a speech, in which he
declared that he was still firm in the position he
occupied by the people's votes, and that it was not
in adverse moments that a true Hapsburg aban-
doned his post. It is reported that Maximilian
will place himself at the head of the army. Active
measures will be taken against Tampico.
The death of General Diaz is denied.
(at ATLANTIC TZLEGRAPII.)
- -

NEW YORK. 00r. 16, Emma.
Mr. John von Buren is dead.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Gold, 149. Exchange on London, 161. 5-20
Bonds, 1134 ; Illinois, 1261 ; Erie, 84. Cotton,
middling Upland, 424.

TIPPERARY ELECTION.

(PROM ous OWN COIIRESPONDINT.)

DUBLIN, WIDNISDAT.
The nomination for Tipperary took place at
Clonmel to-day. Mr. Waldron was proposed by
Mr. Pennyfather, and seconded by Mr. O'Ryan.
Captain White was proposed by Mr. Bagwell,
M.P., and seconded by the Rev. Mr Scaalon. Mr.
Peter Gill was also nominated. The show of hands
was in favour of Captain White, and a poll was
demanded for Mr. Waldron, and fixed for Satur-
day. The proceedings were noisy, but good-
humoured.
The Evening Mai/ says that Mr. Chatterton,
Q.C., has been appointed Solicitor-General for
Ireland.
London, England, 1866-01-01

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.),

The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 3d.,
net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 483. :Id. to 4is. 6d.
January, 483. 3d. ; Much, -kis. 31. ; April to Jane, OA.
October to December, 50e.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
. .

The number of beasts is small, and the demand pretty
good ; consequently, prices are better for all descriptions.
The supply of sheep is also small, but about as usual at
this time of year. Choice qualities are readily sold at
advanced rates •, there is more activity in all descriptions.
Good calves are dearer. From Germany and Holland there
are 510 beasto,;, 921) sheep, 323 calves, and 70 pigs ; France,
11 beasts ; Szotland. 460 ; Ireland, 110 ; Norfolk and Suf-
folk, 660 ; and 1,510 from the Northern and Midland
counties.
Per stone et filbe. a. d. s. d. Per stone of Ms. I. d. . d
Best Scots, Heralds. S '2. 54 I Best Dusk 01-bdsBh 0 0 0
But Short-horns . 4 10 5 2 Best Long-w 0015.... 5 10 2
Second goal. beasts 304 0 1 Do. do. Shorn ... 0 0 0
Calves
Pigs
Best Dna& HU-hrods 6 4 6 8 lAmhq
Beasts at market, 3,53); sheep and lambs. ; calves, 33 ;
Pigs, 320.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
Megan. Pattenden and Smith report rather an improved
demand for all tine hops of the English growth at firm
rates. The supply of foreign samples being very limited
improved prices for fine parcels are readily obtained.

The Birhop of Lincoln says, in the columns of the
Times, that his own belief, deepened by what passed at the
late meeting described by Prince Orloff, is that, " earnestly
se all must wish and pray for the union in truth and love
of divided Christendom, intercommunion between the
church of England and the Russo-Greek church is stills long
way off, and that all the present generation can hops to do
is to encourage a more friendly feeling between
the members of the two communions, to remove
misapprehension by spreading information in both
countries on the history, doctrine, and dis-
cipline of either church, and by bringing out mon
clearly the wide extent of Gospel truth in which they agree,
to lim't and facilitate the discussion of thus points of
doctrine and practice—which, however, are far from unim-
portant—on which they really differ."
Miss BATEMAN. —This popular actress sailed for
the United States on Saturday, from Liverpool. in the
Royal Mail ship Scotia, accompanied by her father and
family.
ROYAL HORTICCITCRAL SOCIETY, SOUTH KIM-
SINGTON.—Ths following were the extra medals awarded at
the International Fruit Show, held in the gardens in the
middle of December, viz. :—Silver Flora. Malta: do.,
Cape Sayer Roightiao, Mr. R. Webb ; do.. Reuben Budd ;
do., Rivers and Son ; Silver &Asian, Rev. G. W. St. Jan ;
do., Barr and Seen ; do., J. Corbiere ; do., X. Caninick ;
I do., H. Dewar.
Bovril Kamerworoic Iffrrszuw —The number of
visitors for 1865 to Saturday, the 30th December, has been
692,964, compared with 653,069 daring the year UK