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an MORNING PERFORMANCE of (
..' are MIM.F., on THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SA fIILEGRAMS.)
EMUS, THURSDAT Emu:fun:to The prevalence of a dense fog did not perceptibly
detract from the number of those who, meli"re sale, seek
28 and 29,1866, and on every Monday. Wedis
day during the month of January. Children a. ITALY. admission at the gates of St. Paul's School to hear the de*
dated prices to the following parts of the theaL livery of the winter speeches by the students. Eves Oa
Nla• Wel*. and stalls --- on The farewell banquet given to Mr. Bigelow b
y the supposition that those who visit Dean Colet's (mode-
BOXING NIGHT, Wednesday. Dec. 26, . - .",lanta in Paris came off yesterday
tion on these occasions are the relatives and intimate
'i will perform the Comedy.
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'G. Messrs. inclair, Harcourt, Jol 'PPosi friends of the students, the full " house" of yesterday
Mn Hodson. After which wifi be ;
mule Christmas Annual, entitled dmini - •,- - ..1.44,041 circumstances of the atino-
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Wednesday, Jan.-1d
'Wednesday, Feb. 13 'Thursday, Feb. 14
Wednesday, /Iv. 13 IThursday, Mar. 14

MON OUR OWN COBRINPONDISIT. j

The prevalence of a dense fog did not perceptibly
detract from the number of those who, meli"re sale, seek
admission at the gates of St. Paul's School to beer the de•
livery of the winter speeches by the students. Evea on
the supposition that those who visit Dean Colet's founda-
tion on these occasions are the relatives and intimate
friends of the students, the full " house" of potent.,
afternoon, under the adverse circumstances of the ata'a
sphere, is a striking proof of the interest which these
exercitatioos inspire. It is perhaps necessary to inform
the " outer world" that the occasion of the winter speeches
is not the festival of St. Paul's School. That honour is
reserved fur the " Apposition" day, when Dean Colin is
commemorated in an especial manner. Nevertheless,
whether as the precursor of the long summer holiday or the
shorter and perhaps more joyous one of the Christmas
festive season, there is something extremely pleasant
in the gathering of a great school preparatory to its
breaking up for the enjoyment of the vacation.
In the excellent shade ode by Dr. Kynaston, which pre.
ceded the delivery of the speeches on the present occasion,

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to off Tarifa,
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interruption
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PARIS, TIiI:BBDAT Emma.
The farewell banquet given to Mr. Bigelow by
American residents in Paris came off yesterday
with a success which must be highly gratifying to
the promoters. The grand dining-room of the
Grand Hotel, brilliantly illuminated, was hung
round for the occasion with the American and
French flags placed alternately, besides several
escutcheons with the stars and stripes. A
fine portrait of Washington, 'decorated with ever-
greens, and flanked on either aide with rows of
American flags, formed a screen at the back of the
dais, behind which an orchestra was installed. The
company assembled in the long large room usually
occupied as a public reading and conversation
room. At 8 o'clock Mr. Beckwith, the United
States Commissioner for the Paris Universal Exhi-
bition, handed Mrs. Bigelow to her seat, the whole
company standing till she had sat down. Fully 300
people, of whom more than a third were ladies, sat
down to beautifully decorated tables, and the
grand room, without any inconvenient crowding,
had the appearance of being *ell' filled. The chair
(in the absence of the Hon. Charles Perkins, pre-
vented from attending) was taken by Mr. Kellog,
a retired Massachusetts advocate, now a Boston
merchant, and he filled it most ably. Mr. Bige-
low sat on the right of the chair, and Mrs. Bigelow
on the left.
The names of the daughter of which the Princess
Clothilde was delivered this morning are Marie
Letitia Euginie Catherine Adelaide.
M. Fould's financial report was considered at
the Bourse as a sham, evading difficulties by an
adroit manipulation of figures, but betraying a
serious financial situation. Mobilier sustained the
further fall—considerable in its present depressed
condition—of lUfr. Credit Foncier fell 2fr. 60c
Rents remains with little alteration.

.tmour•

—tires :—First-cla-so,—£2l and £l9: mond data, AU and ASI—
AN to
apply to JAB. A. WOITON, Havre:
L'ULABLa „ NAVE. and Co., Paris ; G. C. and R. W. FOX and
Falmouth; o IL dTA.B.It and Co., 145, Cheswick., Lomb&

allow market
Npot, •nd all
1 aeh, 445. ed.
rtober to De.

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HILADNLPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY Woad dr
'pitching that, tull-wared2Wrbuilt Iron Screw Stesun-Elhipe,
carrying the Vnitedßt poates
FROM LIVER.IInO for NEW YORK.
CITY or• BALTIALOB.E. Wednesday. Dee. 26.
ETNA, Saturday, Dec 29.
And ever) 11 eduesday and Saturday.
cabin passage by the mall 'tumors sailing every Wednesday,
17, and 21 guineas, according to the accommodation.
leeward I..o.sage iu. lodes a full supply of cooked =rots.
Taseengers for Canada and the United States booked
eery advantageous terms.—Yor further particulars apply to
WILLIAM UNMA, 22, Wateretreet, Liverpool ; and to ZIYMe
*nod YAM,. 61, King wintsairatzest. London.

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allusion is made to the beautiful passage in the " Progress
of Poesy" where Gray describes Milton's blindness as pro-
duped by " exoess of light." This reference to Milton
reminds one that Le was a great advocate for uels.n.ling
the mind betimes. In one of his noble sonnet' he invites
his friend to " let Euclid rest and Archimedes pause,"
Pr•Matory to his drenching his deep thse in mirth
" that after no repenting draws." The boys of St. Paul's
at either end of the large schoolroom seemed by their frolic-
some manner to enjoy immensely the prospect of " letting
Euclid rest," and relieving their eyes fur a few lays from
peering into the pages of Liddel and Scott for the rout of
some difficult word in Aristcpbanes or Homer. It is no
disparagement to the bland presence and kind manlier of
1)r. Kynaston to imagine that his happy boys slunk! at a
season like the present prefer the hour of " hounding out
of school" to that which would keep them in the study
room. We could augur so much from their jocund merri-
ment yesterday afternoon.
Of the manner in which the pupils of St. Paul's acquit
themselves on these occasions it is scarcely neesseary to
speak.. A long practice has so imbued the school in the
art of delivering speeches in the dead and living languages
that excellence is almost stereotyped in it. As to the
acting, it wu admirable, and it won what it merited, the
general applause of theandience.
The proceedings were opened by the delivery of Pr.
Kynaston's ode, entitled "ColetiTonjuis" which appears to
be founded on a pun suggested by the following line frees
Cowley:

rade in leather
t Leadenhalk
ne, but it was
very limited,
id no article is

laricet has been
I id. advance
• xles, including
Frican Ild. to

:00 Miraniam—,
to 151 d. ; :SOO
I id. to llid. •
A. to iga.
Net to -told.;

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fair supply of
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Iteration in the
lower. Wheat,
to 30s. Beans,

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Special Omnibuses to and from Portland-road Station meet every
train-

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[. Mutton made
0.. per stone of

PONTIFICAL LETTER OF CONVOCATION
TO THE CATHOLIC BISHOPS.

How full the cutlet with his Jewel lu.

s West Hartley,
yvrell Main,l7s.;
;ley, 1811.; Walls
; Walls End
17s. 9d. ; Walls
6s; sold, 46.

ROME, DPC. 13.
The Pope has addressed an invitation to the
bishops of the catholic world to assemble at Rome
in the month of Juno, 1867, to celebrate the
eighteenth centenary of the martyrdom of the
Apostles Peter and Paul, and the canonization of
several martyrs, confessors, and virgins. Thu
Pontifical letter of invitation, bearing date Bth
inst., is signed by the Cardinal Protect of the
Sacred Congregation of the Council, and is to the
following effect :
Illustrious and Very Reverend Sir,—Among the prin-
cipal and gravest cares of the Apostolic ministry of the
sovereign Pontiff, the most grateful is to confer according
to established rites the honour of canonization and public
worship in the church upon the heroes of the Christian
religion. Therefore the Holy Congregation of Rites having
accomplished all the acts according to the discipline pre-
scribed by the Apostolic Constitution, our Holy Father,
Pope Pius IX., atter having maturely considered the cir-
cumstances, has resolved (in as far, however, as the power
of the Almighty, as we are permitted to hope, shall avert
the imminent tempest which threatens us) to hold in the
month of June, 1867, two send-public consistories. After
these consistones. the Holy Father, by the aid of God and
the virgin mother of God, will inscribe a solemn decree in
the catalogue of saints, the blessed martyrs, confessors,
and virgins whose names hereafter follow, on the 2ltth of
the seine month, the festival of the blessed Apostles Peter
and Paul, which on this occasion will be celebrated with
all the greater joy by reason of the secular anuiveisary of
their glorious martyrdom. The names of the blessed martyrs,
confessors, and virgins are as follow :-1. The blessed
Josaphat, Archbishop of l'olocsk of the Itnthenians, in
White Russia, martyr. 2. The blessed Pedro d'Arbues, of
the order of regular canons Augustine, inquisitor of
Spain and canon of the uietropolitan church of sarsgossa,
martyr. 3. The nine blessed martyrs of Gorkhuin, be-
longina to divers regular orders or to the secular clergy.
4. The blessed Paul de Is Croix, confessor, founder of the
congregation of Clercs-Dechausses of the Holy Cress and
cor the Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ. ii. The blessed
Leonard of Port Maurice, confessor, apostolic missionary
of the minor order of St. Francis of the Strict Observance.
6. The blessed Maria-Francesca of Five Wounds, virgin,
of the third order of St. Peter of Alcantans, in Naples. 7.
The blessed ueriusine-Cousiu, secular virgin of the diocese
I of Toulouse.
According to ancient custom his Holiness has therefore
ordered me, prefect of the congregation charged to inter-
pret the Holy (knincil of Trent, to write to the prelates of
the catholic world to announce to them this glad news, and
to acquaint them that the bishops who not being detained
by the kar of causing grave prejudice to the flocks con-
fided to their care, should repair at the proper tune to
this noble city, in order to be present at the consistories
above mentioned. It will be a source of grent joy for the
Holy Father to see his brethren assemble iu one place and
offer up with one accord prayers to those mints
received into celestial glory ; in order that, moved
by such supplications in the extreme peril which
threatens civil and, above all, sacred things, they
may ask of God and obtain from His goodness
victory over the malignant enemy, and perpetual
I peace for the church militant. Further, it is needful to
reflect that it is the will of the Sovereign Pontiff that all
those who may respond to this invitation shall be consi-
dered as having fulfilled the prescriptions of Sixtus V., of
holy memory, contained in the " Bull Rematius
Pontifex," relative to the obligation of making
the journey to Rome in order to visit the "
Sacra
Apostulorum Lithina." And, if ever there was
a time in which it was fitting to come and venerate the
sepulchres of SS. Peter and Paul, fathers and masters of
the truth, enlightening the souls of the faithful (as was
said by Theodoret), it is, above all, at the period in which
that festival will be celebrated, which, iu the words of
St. Leo the Great, " in addition to that veneration which
it should receive throughout the world should be hailed
with especial reverence and joy at Rome, in order that in
the place where the death of the principal apostles has
been glorified, greater joy should be manifested on the
day of their martyrdom.
Given at Rome by the Sacred Congregation of the Coun-
cil this Bth day of Dec., *(godred to the immaculate
conception of the mother of .

STROP IT AN RAILWAY.
liaker-atrost Station.

It o-ntained e^
graceful allusion to Dr. Suter, Bishop of
Nelson, a former pupil of St. Paul's, who was ',result ow
the occasion, as were also Archdeacon Hale, Dr. ('um•y,
the Master of the Cluirterhouse School, the Master of
the Mercers' Company, b.c. This ode was recited by Mr.
J. R. Illingworth, the captain of the school, who obtained
the Thurston Memorial Prise.

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'trains every Ave minutes.
HYLOS PEYTON, General Manager.

er- Teta, Wei,
AMA*. 1866 1/44
4 6 I
.47 15,255 21,015

METROPOLITAN and GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY:J.—CHM:4IIIAS HOLIDAYS.
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Portland-read. Regent-eircua. Baker-street, Edgware-road, and
Paddington. Hanunerainith, Kensington, Shephenirtnish, sot-
ting.hill, and Wostbounie-park.

530 541

107 1,901 1,893

458 825 701

DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.—The
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Invest large or small sums, reeeivinehalf.yearly interest warrant'
at tour per cod per annum, with power of withdrawal at fixed
periods. seeordinz to amount Invested, may depos
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ut daily
at the (Mires. No 33. Norfolk-street, Strand, W. witho be-
coming Members of the Soviety.
CHARLES LEWIS GRUNEDIEN, Secretary.
Prospectuses of the Share, Deposit, Land, and BuildingAdvanc•
Departments will I,e sent free of charge.

443 55,126 51,001
774 19,784 10,316
345 13,707 17,858

11 l'3 193! 168
72 157 119
307 4& 474
054 1,658 1,277

648 1,449 1.478
,au.) 42,478 37,998
•,481 44,153 39,84

rpo IMPORTERS, Shippers, Steam Shipping
IConipanies, and Consignees OI Foreign Goods, by steamers
or otherwise into the Tort of London.—Tbe proprietors of
Tree Trade Wharf, Ratcliff, and Upper Free Trade VTharf, Dow.
pie Dock, Upper Thamerstreet, OFFER FACILITII6 to the
above
or information may be obtained on appiicatioe, by
latter or In person, to IL CLAY Ned Co., whartingers and wire-
boas* keepers.--Otikes, 6S, Upper Thames-street.

'7OB 8,448 7,969
246 1,876 2,000
80 720 920
LO3O 119,018 119.499
7,5 A 22,060

:,291 21,261 20,114

VURNITURE, Merchandise, &0., BOUGHT for
J: reed) looney. or cash advanced on ume, with or without
removal 100 lion.s, furnished or unfurnished. winded home-
(Lat for apnlicuut,ply to Mr. BAY St, Grosvenor Mouse
sad Estete 16eney. tirookatreet, Groavenor-square.

402 1.2132 1.487
3.553 47.071 48.874
- 8.1 4 8,510
1,405 3,603 3,721

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downe and binneld r,oads:. Easy saxes to town by rail or bus.

London, Chatham, and
retain 50 per cent. for

r 'FFOLIC.—After s
t e plague has spin
Finborough, near the
lot of twenty-seven
with =mistakeable
illed on the following
.ng of its own sword.
e 'Tared a few days,
, tacked the whole will
ned part of a herd of
bout over the greater
uld they be the mesas
sequences will be very
. made for a license
ket, but at a quarter
. the county justices,
led to recommend the
nay not be known to
red land there are en-
mg of the sacred Scrip.
accustomed to be-
rers. The correspoen
minting out an error in
ent, informs us that be
the Oxford University
s, together with one
i printers are so ma-
heir press for the mod
reward of one guinea fee
if which bas not almadi
1 this instance the error
ad been given to have it
not actually been made,
spondent—Daily per.
. of the closing of the
„lay, with the usual dd.
•if Lundy in effigy. The
.ission, headed by their
1 off quietly throughout.
AY'S OINTMENT AND
er that rhemustlme,lol*
4 ore more rife this season
. ,er of testimonials of ewes
.mprecedented, and should
sufferer from these cow
fomented for some Minutes
ately well rubbed with the
es of the skin, and give the
•91 are annnally lost whicsh
Illness were made to Mes
tecessarily prove beneficial,

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SCIENTIFIC and MISCELLANWITS ARTICLEA
MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION,
at Ilia Great Rooms, 38, King-street, Covent-garden,
THIS GAY Friday , December 11, at half past It precisely,
DISSOLVING VIEW and MAGIC LAtiTIiRNS, and a great
variety of slides for same, valuable Microscope by Ross, with
a quantity of extra
of o 1
several Microscopes,
and a •:rest variety of objects for ditto ; costly Telescope
with 7 in. object Class, by Troughton and Simms: small 'role-
scos,,s. Opera And Rare Glasses, Stereoscopes and coloured and
plain views ; double i,unn, including UM) by Weatley Richards;
Models of Steam Engines, Cameras, and Lenses, and other rho-
togrApitic appar.ttus, double and single barrelled Air Pumps,
Electrical and Galrabic Machines, Analytical Balances, Chemi-
cals. Musical Bose., concertinas, Flutes, and other musical in-
struments: Pictures, Prints, and Drawings: a few Books ; two
very tine hilloau skeletons, itc.—Oa view, and catalogues had.

OOItMACKS' CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES
have arrived.

IMMESSE SALE of CHRISTMAS TURKEYS,
contah,am a IkAtte of Perfume, price 3s. Everybody should
stud their triends ouv.—CURRACK BROTHERS, 37, Ludgate-
hill.

SEAL SKIN PURSES, 3a. fxl. ; Cigar Cases,
; Fwee 4s. 61.: Bags, 17s. 6/1. ; Card Cases,
le4. I.love and Handkerchief Bums, mu endless variety, wade
from the finest skins.

THE NEW BAG and LADIES' MUFF com-
Linea. real Scat Skin, SSs. ; French Sable, 2.55. ; Grebe,
455. ; 3.55. : a variety of others, made of real Fur,
from 15s.

WORK BASKETS and WORK BAGS, the
cheapest and best In the world, from Ss. sd. to 00e.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, from 25. Gd. to
100 s. A reully good one for fie. ed., with Patent Leather
Joints, Large size morocco ditto, to hold 200 Photographs, 21a.
-

-MESSING CASES, Desks, Writing Cases,
LL Inkstaudd, Wurk Roues, Tea Caddies, &e.

TRAVELLING BAGS, Hand Bags, Waist Bags
Reticules, Purees, Card Cases, Pocket Books, L.
The piddle are supplied at wholesale prices at CORMICK
BRUT II EP', manufacturers, 37, Ludgate-hill, St. Paul's, Londou.
Catalogues post free.

CIiRISTMAS PRESENTS and NEW YEAR'S
cayn-, fur all who court the gay and festive scenes.
ROWLA N ref St il'An.-4.1R OIL, a preserver and beautifyer of
the hair laoyond nil prevedent. Rowlands' Kalydor, for impart-
ing a to the complexion, and a softness and deli-
ers.7 to the hands, arms, and neck. Rowlands' Cidouto, or Pearl
Dentifrice. for giving a pearl-like whiteness to the teeth, and fra-
grance to the breath. The patronage of royalty throughout
Lwow. their general use by rank and fashion, and the univer-
sally known eftleney of these articles, give them a celebrity un-
paralb.lid. add h) chemists and pertuatera—Ask fur "Row-
lands*" articles,

, AND DIAT

id-gate, the wife of captain
rd, the wife of M. S. nada
Bleb-
in-place, the Vineyard,
tvtetr, E den.
sq., of • 1011.
Bcacon-hill, Cam
Hampstead, the wife of W.

LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM,
an effectual remedy, without confining the bowels or
affecting the head, truly efficacious and pleasant, Is admitted to
be the best medicine for immediately relieving coughs, colds.
Confirmed cases of asthma, and Incipient consumption. It Ire-
Wendy cures persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable
admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing.
In approaching consumption its effects are truly beneficial.
Persons deprived of sleep, or even lying down for tear of sniffler
Mum may I tepend on relief in a few minutes after taking it.—
hemmed oily and sold by W. LAMBERT.nd chemist, 8, Kinigts, i Wil-
n
liam-street. Charing.enag, London, hy all druggs
bottles, and three quantities in one, tfd. Be particular
aul a* for Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam. The name and aildress
Ire engraved on the stamp.

:e South. tin Hop. Dirs. C• 3

IGES.
q, at An B.uls' Church.
'Ni. Powell, J. Lrtnolon, son of
Canonhury, to glue, danibtif
ad vale.
at Dane-bill. Sussex, Sr 'Ss
Fa Illghlolrt-terace. WI"
,ighter of U. J. Green, 04.
Igham.
at Bt. Phillip's alerts/. tfl
ton of the late T.
raboth Wilde, daughter d b."
e. litepaey-green.

TONIC BIT TERS.
WATERS' QUININE WINE.
'The most palatable sod wholesome bitter in existence.
AN EFFICIENT TONIC,
An unequalled stomachic, and a gentle stistomachic,
bold bY grocers, Italian warehousemea, wine muumuus, eon-
fectioners, and others, at 30s. • do••••
11 anufactured by
WATERS and WILLIAMS.
t, Martin's-lane, Cannoneareet, Louden.
Wholesale Agents, E. Lewis and, Co.. Worcester.

'EIS.
debts, Wandsworth, Cathartas
. aged 73.
Glasgow, Mrs. C Andesos,
Lorrimoro-square, London, C.

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rtleY, age 4 tas, lOWA
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DLNNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.—The
medical profession for thirty years have approved of this
Me solution of ma ueste as the heat remedy for acidtty of the
stomach, headache, heartburn,
arite.d, and indigestion ; and as a
and„___ _
.tPerient it Is especially for ladies and children.
''''Sareo by DINNEYORD and .. Chemists, he., 172,. New
hood-street, London, and sold throughout the world 14 all
respectable chemists. Caution—Flee that " Dinuelord and
an each bottle end red label over the sort. •

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