The Express. — London, England, 1856-02-14 00:00:00

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CLAUS= Struts sesstastsyse sees dosigliss sf simied Nara ItsS portlissry of tby Seat lowelplles, at Se louse pommy plow wises It raanoteeJ to *tennis. Sag mg SWAP Sun bb mfr' .applteL—)lasesaysery. IS. ROI Ilaregssra, IRE SUC:ESSFUL RESULTS of the last half astury ha , . peered boned gramtlaa QM ROWLAND, Aa.4111, OIL swami alwallel, Bey pawn la the hamth. ronliarAke. sAClAproloast al the Immo Mir. aid Wan Gam Wirt has msg. hangman* ham Yin .lmi sash II ham Ind mod II amIL oda la.s. . Per shadlivar trellab ~Yt. sa g la. , U N , sai m i ta L er Ws. AL ; sad &.1b aim sia Chalka.-0a tram , my IA• use. - 11 .. 1 m 1 V 011.- tram la A. !LOWLAND awl /OSA. 21. awl ihmiols awl porterws. TBIESIDIAR.-02 the 20th et , 1866, ea me mew by ede__Red geed et ahem, le reende Oen teen t oi ldad Iskli le prowled brdgel iad reltees Pori :1 1 d sowed b y the oak of !Vie 6 Pioneede de is g:............. 'Meow!, Mk'. 6 a .4 Welesamaid77d:T,Te =ditnifttrimitt „ s ae lees dem 2eml,t ea middies r ai zr, .. te s rn:ljremeej G ir s dr et deeeden b . am p= trazwe...tt.i. . s ie t. mzer. Nam auk NA el ell eseeddeke ire be ea YON V .wit dale.. bag . ma. gift are la see tor ltd.. ow ; 1 s iz e OM. 1e ........ a cunlevt a ill g. ls.. dleldereinteL I := 6.Bl ielellTalicas et J Os, Id. . sed dior esawsea__ . 114471== knoll?. ddie; mod le. Dodds. Seel prabliebed. Now .e Mr roved Edition. Wee O.e MIRK. rill /IR CLttlitilLlTY of CONOUMPTION ; aping A. aged. M Payesdramtlag the mem prelaisml art important reliheilla la the Treauseit of Ye DMus ft F. M. Itaataish es at the Co:tare ol Plimiclam, ead Sae N Ms Flipielas I. ehe homy IMlrthvy for Imeameerthe Chetah& Alm. by the wag Author, pram lea • TRRATIeK or ASTHMA bad DIULSIEI of Ilie REARS ...- Lord,.: bowma n Mo w% E mma. and Lammsim THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MOILNINO FA PE :i. mice madunped id.Magriped li TN Lein n. Joensi, the advocate of free commeree sad of all ...and relonn. I. the talent sod of,. of is maeral ores-la the seeveary of its las mom &ea to th l tared mercantile and commercia/ leformattort eceithleed i• the city, railway, aad moamary artkiee—thle pater S "argt7ALL CORIMPONDENTS AT TER SEAT OF WAR. ITS Pi/NIHON NEVIS II RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL •• ezelmittly eery report of thlpMeg tit the Indies Sem le applied to It Is every Orerian.l glad, aad it camas Id of pr THE UGLY DAILY MINING REPORT, MU' ima IT !At:LULU ALL OFFENSIVE ADVERTISEMENTS. It lo .tin-ily lintel minium md. though 'mums by mere thee claty fan than aay of no coatmaimarim, thle pap.. be., by eseeletescY god early informed.. achieved for itacit a c.ae.cle sad poodles not 1 WW I I To, rork,l of •ny or sews*. le the Wean ;se hE a. PO. Boonnalrea t, Lonloo. _Wang Is apeman.' le analog the ptt ter.ing Pala Inanellna ap ablator ell, on , fh the lIIISION IBM IMMO Me le rephly It, at IM od. pm m paid la aillismo I. 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Hissueftssinma, 14 RADINO BAUCH, for Fish, Game, Gravies, .a.y aarm i sassmiks.JOHN sad CLAMS 0 9 7 1 teal zirc-...... c—in.....d thealWadoillbf offsr/ ' = artsalah=eripallaa"al as " ralostie Man ,fird .. term =gt e I th , th...k ChmeissOudin. r:r oilman ' as She NW NA dumb a nticeigiess we pedne. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1856. DINNER AT THE MANSION-HOUSE TO SIR EDMUND LYONS. Yesterday evening the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor setertatood Admiral 01:Z. Lynes and a distisisishad party at the hlassica-houso. 'Upwards of 100 cob:saes, Wks, sad gentians* set down to a ssaptaoss dieser is the Mgyptias-hall. Animist the essapsay wer•—Adsairal Sir /Maud Lyman and Miss Lynam, the Margate To wos bead, the Marl of Wicklow, the Mennen. Sir Chaska sad Lady Mary Woad, Load sad Lady Oventlae. au, D.as of lk Paul's sad Mss. Minas. the Solicitor-Cleseral. Sir P. Kelly, Lord C. Paget, Hes; ral Buckley, M.P., Sir EL Dakieaeld, How. Captain Hoppa, Sir Charles sad Lady Trey"lna, Major Pianos, Captain Meads, RN., Captala Cooper Coke, R N , Captain Rides, R.N., the Governor of the Beak of England toad Mrs. Wegulin, the Deputy-Governor of the Beak of Busload sad Mrs. Nethe. Mr. A. Roberti, Mr. Bark.. Carrie. M sad the Hoe. Mn. Rath.. Canis, Mr. Brodie Nikes, M.P., Mr. Thomson Healthy, M.P., sod Mre. Themes Haakity, Mr. Beasley Moore. M.P., Mn. and Mire Huth, Mr. 0. Peabody, Mr. sad Mrs. P. Saloum', Mr. El. J. Prescott awl Mn. Preseett, Mr. A. Haat, Lieut. Algernon Lyme, RN.. Mr. B. Lyles Mr. Beder, M P. Mr. Breathe, M.P , sod His. RaMardo, Mr Boa kyles, M.P., mod Kn. Rees Idessiee asi te. S. Orspes. M.P.; sad Groper, Mr. J. T. The *loth having bees ~moved, the rung al pre liminaries disposed of, Hie Loarrain peeredod to give" The Army sad Navy," "omplizressiag both terriers es their ear deeds, and es premise Ms *winds that. *emit das riolledial 161, they word 'bow IMmuelves weft of their morn is the "ands; 'stardom. r O. Wes, eatiosed *mobs he the army, is shwa welfare he Wok se vocals blemeet. The pretest wee sot the drat oremita apes be hod bed to dieeh. r i p the Mead% duty of rermsleo Swabs froths any in that gnat commercial emperian, for whew nude the sonnet of mar eau preened even ia war time all the security Upset. (Hear, bear.) Now se ever, the "soy of Reglaad woe reedy to Nona the §: thee, and he was proud to see menu Mal at that hdertable board, as. who.. deeds meal/ go balm thus anything be could say Is privies the truth"( lib userdes. (anew.) To ace has. sad 'altar feud he MOW elbrde bat %My, beaus he knew that bis sues teesbd form the evilest of a separate tome, bat still ha Auld be =shirty by evert (eoli th is hie boons did he sot the high astimatioa la whin Mistral Sir I. Lyese wee held by ail these whore 'pedal dot, it was to adimi sine the navy of the British empire. (Cheers.) His boo. sad parse hind hod had so opportunity of seethes the GOally oa the spas see, beaus Umir ships did sot den to NM eat ; bat every ansagomeat which his hos. mod peer Mood had bees Wiwi oa to make heel conpktely eseseeded, MI be had all through althea that greatest art d• pad samsoador, the set of stimulating every "Seer 11111111MMUdIrkint to deeds of bravery and glory. (Onion ) From the "Seer seat to hi. in oestaued down to the smallest boy Is the ant, there was sot ea who would sot, at his honourable sad salami feend's bidding, prove himself worthy of his ethatry sad his profession'. (Hear, hear) Not oily es the water, but is the military operative of the siege bad his has. and gallant Mead sad his brave stow. proved theesaelthe worthy of the series which they served. It wr ej os a lLteseesary for him to meat!.. am the se of tt e naval (loud eheth)—to indicate a fore' which bad be a would be always ready to answer the cell of duty. (Cheers.) Ia the Billie, at I. the Brash Sea, our Stets could oily watch the gamy, but whenever their powers were tested, ae to the bombard...l of Swesbors, every arranguswit hod been most effectively tarried oat. (Cheers.) Takes eltegethsr, be 'lined we bed never tat a aavy so sunny worthy of the approbatioa of the nanny. (Hear.) General BOCKLIT retuned theaks fee the airily. The LORD Ilayola neatens to propose the health of the salient admiral who bad dose him the boson to wept as invitation to meet the 'Weems of Linden. He me theist the health of Sir Bellauad Lyon ' the admiral of the Wirk des Beet—Goad altain)— who havias email t. Louise as busians eassteted with the Ant which he eon weeded, had conseated to meet hit fellow-citisthe is that hall, where.. many gnat ass had bees received with boson by the emporaros of Leedom. (Hear, hear. ) Sir E. Lyos. wan no ordinary ma., and deserved ese othieory tribute of respect at the headset his fellow.ishjeste. (Hear, boor) It was his good fortes, to have been trought up is the navy, and to have performed many gallaat deeds is his early life. He had served is one of her Majesty'e Alps (the [Conde), bad visited the Bleak See, sad had tun entered the harbour of Sebastopol tenors the treaty of Uokiar liaised was segottated. (Hear, hear) Btheeqsently he seated hie ethatry is a dip!oosatie capacity la Green sad ▪ Biritsuland, and at last was called theist taut active *ruin as stead la command to Admiral Deus Dudes le the Mick Sea. While in that posiriou bit known skill, en ergy, ead experieste, eared him to beselerted to mar 'lamed Ow embarkation of the British troops at Varna, a task which be performed Is the most satidaetory sad brilliant mason, earryieg oar brave army safely through the stoney billows of the Black See, sad loading them solely cis the Aerie of the Crimea, he believed be might say without the km of a single num. (Chien.) In ouch cothition we Mar brave anew leaded, that in a vary few due it was able to light and win the 'lotion battle of the Alms. (lasi "hen.) It had been the let of very few admirals thiseohest vie whole of our naval binary to esperiatead each as 'piano', but last it 'hand be thought that ethers of a mere daring character were wastiag, let him remind the c thew, let him odd, that it was Admiral Sir B. Lying who had entsequently laid hie ship "'tee sad., the guns of Fort Ceastautine, so 1404 that eh* had oily two feet if water soder ha keel, se sear that the balls hest the Sort pared our ad struck the ships la the rear. (Loud sheers.) They might be wand that if Sir Edmund Luna sad his Ant should have the good fortune to most the Runless, vinery would inevitably re silt to the British Sag. (Rear, hear.) But after ell, they should recollect that they live I in as age of prover., and that naval darns end shill wine sot to be menared by the mere set of laying NO skin 1161101111 teenier. No; tbo inthaties of steam had completely revelationised "awl 6.6ti06, 63 that surathehip took afar wider ranee, sad re. (mirth far higher skill sad julausat, than had boss nesse ewe in former times. If 84 and Lyons were ..bed, whirs were his naval betties? he might, Ia return. ask, when was the Baths& ten, or did it net at all? It was Sir B. Lye.. sad his breve memos that had virtually destroyed that fleet, or rather farad It to umiak job de se. elan (Hear, hear.) Should the present athotietithe sue nod, they would prove the sialiditi sad vela* of the Morphs of our army sad they. For be It ressembend, Hat before the war, Bum,, else of th e intend of th e Eu ropeanpowers. hod declined her fanatic's of makiag the Block Sea a Kuehn late; wherry sow if pesos were ode, Vitt Black Sea must be a ethisal en, is which no war Alps mat appear, tat which nut he opoa to the temmeree of the world. (Hear, bear.) He believed that be meld not pay a mate, ensplimeat to Sir B. Lthas sad his gallant sailor' than to say that sub results if sableved by aerretiatissi would be the result" et their gal lest deede. (Hear.). Men who had dew Mai deeds were well worthy the reopen of their fellow eithese, sd there fore he nested Oaths Audi meet. howdy mum when he theseeted that Ys hew ited palest blood shield rums the tendon of the of lesfes. Is asedusies. he gave them the gallant Gibers beebk. (Lewd "Men.) Sir E. LYONS Ma to return tbeelmy end was received wilt teed sad preleseled dessseterlese of weleouts. Hs add : My Ladd Wm, lease. sad oestimees, your lord ship bas flume me the Maw Is wrist my health is terms of rememesdatios far bored garbles I am myself associ ate of diaerviai. Zl A lr m a s oi s Tit 'my that I em highly ireasseed by the term is wbleh you have mN M prirposities word prissily tree ; bat NI were be se was, I sherd fail to maths sa adequate idea of the with whisk I au 'Ass mulch% Ina Ile Wag OD the Almon of Leeks se medial s vt as bas bees this weals* Abided Ise. (Cheers) To resolve se cordial • welserse is this Melia stashed armoury, estarridog, es it does, moth ambers of the mast ealightesed end powerful Gomm redel body that fryer *shied, is Weed a 'rasa taidana is my public HM. That body esorr;res • biaelleial isisesse over the sem meree of the world, sod he nun he matehaidvast larked of prim own% wire doss sot see WM the spirit of emu rah amettecieg hem this groat city dillsow blearier which most tre felt over the whet* skilled world. I wish. my Seethed penman. Net flied establithed a better claim teas ilaverabie *ties whisk yes, my lead, have bees ithed sem* Is mynas, bst the Orb bk, Sot the notate of the war is whit& Ira lave hoes mereed bee set bees sash 66 te admit Of Inge ships sr Ina athienag very sigh dis tinctive. Is the Black Sea we wire dneved of our IduesA the essay slaking his ehips, Wir li tha tiN nalliaMutbral Daubs wee serer ahle hellamit ism ill el flask Labs..... Mowever, that astistag hot =dose wsedlog has bees *hews by what loarkthe le*mama having a lighter drought of weer. (Mar, beer.) The loner have bees able to rap* with he many : sad Is Ike Bald. with Its slauceitiee, It. 'etas ries, "ad lb Me 111 Waads, sat a Raeskra vessel doted to stir wither the eartaisty ef septum (Cheers.) Sm Ia the Black ISea sod 8. • of Aeon, where everything was swept eir that appeared en the ester waters, while a stein blockade was Isaias/deed at the swirl of rimy har bour. It was very tad irsiteed,hs it appear" te sta, Met bar M6iol4lel lost kas had se opeortsaity of amigos l a si to fees with the emeray ; fat sever WY the lag lash lest Is a gram state of sfildesey this It 'Whits et libe edvtost Moment (Earl elem.) Thu "hips 'both dare see as nee w a rm s " ens i s it . tisrod—far 'error Nies any tamer peeled. I may goy, an dem% WINN Ird hue lately 6144 to ev gOto lipstlies sisal of mask, which, if I 'Kirsh@ sot, will oaks thawed/a felt by the loamy, abosid hotilltios be Dl "aid. (Meat, bear.) So mash kr the ships. As for the Admirals, Ism shield that some of as are • httle too old, bet we ate very army for it, sad therefore you mast elem. ise—(cheers sad Iseightet)—but es for the martins sad other ratter Macon, never wee there a more efficient set of ors is the secy. The royal marine. meintain their high cheesiest es ene:of the most valuable forms is bat Mejeety's ships, while the fleet is well seamed, with this great advents's, that every sea on bond b s volunteer. (Bear, hear.) It I. • proud thiag for oar sonnies' to sty that all her tones by eat and lead mem volaatarily. sad with sit enthusiasm sad attachment that have sem bees earpsesed. I mem that this le • proud thieg for the British stelae. (Load chime.) Tito Lord Mayer hes kiadly alluded la very somplimastary terms to the put takes by the Aigatemeama is the see attask oa So bottellol• Bat it not be onweatbered that fa all great ar tier', both by sea tad huh ft YY tt the lot el some shim or el is., regismate to he placed la the frost of the battle. So It wee in title ewes, sad I, Mist second In ememend, was ordered to Usk* • smell squadron through • mileage thwack which °sly two ships could pa.., bat is this I take sit owe mulls for lb. Agemeamos thee for say other vesol e leo treery ayes took up its appolated ;madam with aigthohis gesdies e sad performed JD duty u well 1111 ROW Ss Meired. Do, although I claim no particular sleek ter pertioalar ahem, .1W piratic is to express my Mambas oat= mhos I see sear an—Ceptalas Meade oat Saagoke-Ila Nalp_dherageiebal moner, Itiasearay bare thillenear to edam he this mammy meat listemn who ham hinds Is the sisal brigade. (Hoe ( beer.) I ma happy, the% te Moth's oppoitsaity of bearing testi mossy to the diodegwithedinerits of the naval brigade, sad of in gallon etadast hem int to last. (Chem.) Fint, ceder Sr B. Lashisgtes, sad thee seder Captaia Koppel, tba navel brigade Mottled tad parto , pittd la the bell Last settees of the teeny, between whisk sad itself there was gleams the mat besearablie rivalry ad friewily ma ladies. (Cheers.) The navel beigade, tea, had its reeks thisaed la the *ernes, faint of fear that west from oar skis Otte* were killed, sal me disabled. All behaved well. Bat I doubt If, Is the whole blistery of climb". we maid fled sayt Mai Guevara themodust of Carotid& reel red his ewe gallant aidee-de-eamp, sue, whet woutded, timed the esafieg-ladden spinet the walls d the Hadar. (Load shear.) Amato past to which I mast ailed*, sad which MOMS the greatest Mara ea this, as • ounattitaal sonstry, le the pueshollty, vol. and ability with which the =morass bus bin earned ca. (Ho; hear.) Tea of the are ass of greet shill, sool, sad sbi la War it s. sod kayo reads it lawaleable sinks la the poonsoalloa of ille WIZ. I may arsasa sae wesd4the Illial s weish girded • wholareglosat of dre gombeeset ami mit to the sestet war sail Mimi thaw all imploge them. I dist the str eams of thews west. he highly awaited wore they fah moo goaraohy Loewe. At tee otash Whipas twat Nis Imesigoas Wool the liac-3f-bettio to teak peideee, sal whoa that dangerous sonloo bad boss poeforsol they lay to also at bawl, reedy for any 'mho that rain be required. As a poet of the efileieney of their services there to sal ar senates's, to wh I should wish t draw year parthalar atteatioe. Is the whiter of 1864-56 the general moored. I leg thought It vety desirable that the array of Omer Pasta should to tressoorted to the Crime • and I was asked whether I could lad mesas. I ..w th.t ;here wee great dillealty, bat I hid entire 'confident* is the sea with eel or I had to deal, tad I ashesigtingly morevol the resphaibUlty The:week was that 611,000 men, 11,000 hosts, and 170 pieces of oilmen were embarked in Bulgaria, sad all leaded Daftly at Bapattela with the las of salt' one horse. The work was dose satirely by ear tramports, and I osintala it to be as acklemosent which reflects the highest treat ea the mercactils amt' of Ode mantry. (Load sheen.), One little lei:Meat concected with the traseport melee aloe occurs to me at this mowest. One atomic( whirs It was blowing eery hard off Ilebartmol, It was reported trite that • ream transport use approashieg evader may mealier eircomtasem. Oa easseinieg Ler it tuned oat to be tat Colombo, wi'h her lower yards strata with Wheys, and her appear ones with pew sad mailer poultry, formitg the good sheer which had been seat oat by Mande la Beaked to gine the soldion tad sailors a merry Cbrietater. (Clow.) I sean , t c naiads without alluding slut to the tuitional fore thought exhibited la the .applies seat out by subscription la that terrible winter; and newt valuable of all Mite Nightingale sad bar devoted bead of la lies, who did mach lavelsable service is teedlap sick sod wounded at Sassari. (Obeers.) Is short, tit soldiers sad sallies ham bees made to feel that they are held it affettiosate roam- Irmo by their toast:yeses at bout, sad the sonselmeasees of that remembrance tense the are of the Dee in the ha tee-bald and supports the other amid the storms sad vicissitudes of the ocean. (The hon, and gallant oases roomed his seat amid brad cheerink) The LORD lITOI give Her RIIIDDy'II Ministers." Bit C. WOOD briefly retuned thanke. Is the sears. of his observations he said that if the present negotiation should fail, oar fleets sad army were in each& state of pre pthation as meet lassie oar emcees In lb. reeamptioa of the war. To be proposed for war wee the best way to pre serve pests, for what was so fetal ea trusting to the gegen sity °f your moments ? Whet they kettle we were ready tor war they were always meet willing to regotiete. (Chino) In minclesion, he b , gged to give the health of the Lord Mayer. The LORD Marna reamed thasks, and the remaishig ' Oasts having bees &rafted of, the party broke op. The diaper wee, es usual, supplied by Megan. &apt , . et the Albloo ; and Mr. Barter officiated es toast Raster. , Ra. Luting ANATOMICAL MMINUM,' 4. Liietaitilfelle Wen kw orry= . 2l6. MS 10. lama et LIN Nola mai ma pea lbs Ilmaa law a Bala all i ltr:( Bl 74a. as. Imam or• 48111,110k1 al 12. ; ird 4 116.8.4 5 t r half.p= d vaXtry Dr. Ilsaisa.F.l.o.ll. asi a lislf-am $ ft. QOALB.—Hetten's Walhmend (screened). the best Ileum day the World, dellewee Ete per lea. awl,— L Co, sad Ittasehitell Call Dogma bOOHING-OLAUF.I3, of the my deiced dowolotloo, swabbed whit orlooL-0. NOOOTTI. =Z . & ftli. o=r04:or lb oDdloo. ood Mole of tom. mot arm Ow NEI Mihail& look= r ie s a les ilrpa la oill imoshoo Slot float Rao T 11. R. MIMI'S ESTABLISHMENTS, 112, cry iL i a rt e ar o sot ear midi. et May Am" mite fedml lelilimards. ai gm bi l im espea b ooMest ler peke fa Va Lave row t b.... 14.Wriel kr the sae EW PATTERN MODERATOR LAMP, k 4.6 Il —No *moo. to lii the onsosO So Moe vile " for 1041. - Woo Imp moomisil et MOO Imptorvisaata. LOW mit:ft= la Nod h. Pon 01l for Mow IL goo pAllos.-8111T11.111112. iazaso7 •pipolt• Norlolkaltooil. MIDLAND RAILWAY. The report et the austere et this railway, jest Wad, shows ga imam laths ladle el the rainy he tart hell- ssevatles UAW. Ils Id. =ors thee in kaff-yeet of 1864. The belases able fee le ,3671. 13.. W., viz., 250.6581. 17e. 411. arida Ikea the Wag of the half-year, and 6,8071. 16s. 4d. l anai Sae fhe ateuat of the pnrcoes half year. The distaste sesersesal the daderetla of a divid•ed (len income tat), paella •the let March emit, of-U. 17s. dd. epos each 1001. easiblessd stock, 11.3.. ills eve sack 1001. cousildsted illnelegbase and Derby disk, 31. upss sash 1001. esessildeled prefenetiel steak. W. spas seek 1001. consalhad itwaeh Valley stock, 21. 6e. epos este 1001. easolidand q pwetst. preferential stock, Is. Std. epee oak 161. 13". 41 Man, being aura Mae run of 4} per not. per assent ups. 11/. 18s. 4d. for the kalf-year, sad upon 61. for 133 days; 21. epee seek 1001. coneolidated Lasseter sad Maids preleattled desk, 21. upos sash 1001 paid op sessat el IL asses. ANN pauses* of the above divined asere wash s basso if 33,8021. 18e. 6d. ' te he wad OD the VOwest Of the sunset tall yeas The seeking ONIOOSSI, sandated as hereto fore, has base 411. UK. per sat., os neat 411. 11.. 3d. at ant. for the egereepasela hat war of 1664. The disuse,. en Itelaelas of sMa la yeetiegeost is the present sines, Bar the lianas if larraiden, regulating, sad a kis, enable the Maid of Se essepay. The rea sons for its 'Atlanta NO MIMI by the direct .n to he that the shun forfeited sad easall s and which manakins the past saga elegelli s alma be made available sol 1 mg as the stook albs asepsen swasiel nailer pat, there bolsi no power be loses taws at a Massa; or I. ate then profiteers shame ; sod as it is isassible to lon a ward even fora few ye, r. witilost mien Vat the requirs• mans of the trate will eseseeitatt sa Screw in the ospital ',radius*, It is proposed to skis p wet to rase a some what larger sea nu the Grated sad %aimed skim would give. The direeton regret that a rata has arisen Semen the Midland, Lades sal North Wawa, and Manchester, Sheald, aid Lisoolushire Compass oa the we bead. mai the Oast N. nave Cospsay os the other, with elepostes the ropottlose io which the trade of the' teas eabetteed la th. aromas knows by the same of the.. Gleabas award" should be divided, and a to • ter ritorial Sleighs gastally. The arement emitted se the 31st of Doesolla last. sad groat 'tallow have bees node by the disettas .1 thy three capassles a resew It upon hit sad saleable has. For this pu pa, the sMo 1 essaapn of all the nap teas were duly be aegotiate, awl had several eleatings Aga the sear% het at say toad not agree tilos the= is wash the Issas .bald he divided, tap ncosseseded ask bora as law Ste wetter as anitseths, tbsk gemageesieties by weft noes esplesetery awl ageseeryte the peesefel rslatkne between the searates esseental, se well es ea- Putative of oasis. to between tkarelves sad with other panne lM beirdad the arse soap ass inelltaed the sesenasedstidee Of Ma Sam& Ma" sewn; the heal Si the Chest MMus 1111 all, bet wade coaster ppeaeepptssls, width the Masi Cra ms and the dfeMtw of the ether angssies add sot accept, Man duo reran as the blest. of their abeeshidas, swath as amplasse would have gas them a sassed awl inadequate awe el the. es would him onsend the Groat Notthess hag Wariest easentillse be the district saheb they shady amend, +Mkt k mould Mee left the other empesfes earned to say future sagnoden which the Great IL tans sight aka epos the wags a wow is the districts possessed by the three aespeako. It an oared, aerate, that there wee se altenatlve but either towable Ike iaterate of ask repriettes, er to Telma the remise of fint trans at adored fine hams the 'capstan pats, with a view to oaten a fat share of the mete sad eratestles fee the other tress set antesind la Mr. Gledetaso's award. The directors will propose S. the steetier a reselutios for soar- Udatian late ask sea of the 16/. 13.. 4d. aad 64. 'bares es have nee respectively pal up Saes the WM ral mania, of the 22sd Auras last; sad also a mania sesinsing the forfeiture by then et certain shone is sossegnease of the ea-, &yeast of sells thetas. The amen stow that the eapltl of the esapany in sists of 16.660,81411. pad es Vora and 4,073,3161. eorrowsd os debentures, tonsassa7/421121. The ostley et &Ted to spiel ors the swam Ilea el the soutpsey and a the 'an, stuck is 16,5,0651; sad oa lia.s is akh the wa re, Inn as /.east, sanely, the Maschater, Batas, Matlock, sad Midlands Janstios, the Masebeeter,Bll•Seld, sad Lincolnshire. the 8-ists liteffadahire sad the South Devoe alas", 241,1261 The tans" es espial amass darks/ the list belt-year were 374,2061, sad leo "spark tan 347,206. Debater's to the amount of 66.1114. Wen paid off daring as sane period. The eseveaS fa the half year land* the sasketaan of the GI losester and Blase • h nes iiiie and the and gage t. Bristol. The teal a the tenses of the balf-year are 6611,5711/., wigs 330,1181. la the arriespoodier hilt of lust year. Dena the half-year 42 miles ot mak lies have boa and 61 miles of siagle lia• flab joiata. RAILWAI BILLS IN P. Yesterday the following bills complied with the sto ,, dioi °Mon of ParHouma. WINNLIDON AND CROYDON RAILWAY.—For °onetime doe dna.. ------ COLDEVALLIT AND HALSTEAD RAILWAT.—For SOL 'traction of Use. Steadier( orders ase eospliod wart. MONTI! BRIM* RAILWAY. MID HINT RAILWAY.—FIT 111DPE14011 to Bromley. 11111DISN, PWIDIDNIAD, AND, FIASISIBVICIN RAIL WAY. lhe other WU that pamed were the Stet&'A and Lank. south 11.4 hour Isoprovesseat,and pow*, to ram 26,0004. The City of Dahlia Steam Packet Company wasitoclored oat to have 'complied T. following bills were peetpowed:—Deeside and Alford Vali., Railway Estensios ; Tottenham, Honwey, sad Willesden Railway ; Thames Embankment end Railway ; and Westminster Terminus Rally', (West Lendoe Eaten ' idea). To-night Mr. Apalay Matt will nova as an aseatisect to ilir lathes Wallasley's nodes la favour of lapsing the British Museum sad Mideast Gallery oa Slut- Asp—" That, is the i piston of this ►ouse, more frequent oppottuaities should to afforded fey week day iospeetioa of the National Oanory, Gaverasseat Maness, sat: Works cf Art; also, that As British Matsui should he cqoa Iva dm is the week, sad espesially oa Monday. sad Sitar days, times days befog nest soavesisat to the welkin siarsor." A PRESENT 11011 ROTALIT.—A roost graf2ig, evidence of rot al favour h. Jost bees shams wire the Cholteahom Orsioser gehapt, be the prowatatke by Ms Repel Memos Praise Albert to Dr Humphreys of a hear Wel espy of Mosorigtoroer Natural Rsstory of Me Dos Salo, boor es the f Hewing lawriptie•:—.. This boob, mated by coutaaad of the Que.. k preseatrd to the Greauttor Wool, Cheltenham, by H.R.H. Prig eta Albert," This most &Wats art of reeagaltwo, ea the f art of the mat eme. oat, sad be highly Sabring to the Hoag Koster, and we aoheretaed that the roys gift hoe bees duly eashrlawt to the Masi* reheetw pia as a gag memsNe alike herterable to the limos bid ;be resipiast. Choilentiaiss JLernitier. ASSOCIATION IN AID OF THE DEAF AND A millstream gathering of deaf end domb fobs bituto of the metro** and of persons who are actively i s a t li F T 'nroy °til li l i t tlt r jt e t i le fir Por t tran k d- p r i tre aes et, Y 7l t a i ry i t bone, been, thee convened by the Aseociatiea is Aid of the ' Deaf sad Daub, the committee of which assemble at 16, Bedford-row. Is a circular recently keyed by the asoelation, it is oh- I sr reel that from the last sera mune there throat ta be shove 12,663 deaf sod dumb paeans I. Greet Britain, of I which number 1,326 are is the metropolitan alit:acts; and the itherest felt la the proceedioas of the arsocisticn by the deaf sad dumb themselves may be judged from the fast that about 200 of them, or costly ou-data of the entire number inkabitiag the metropolie, were Torrent 'eateries/ leveeing, inoludieg perilous in almost all the middle sad lower walks of life. The objects of the I woosiation are stated by the wrannitte• in the forowleg ureter—. 14. The emp'oymeat M qualified thetas to im- ' part religOes and moral thorection to the deaf and daub at her htsee. 204. The establ Assent of religious ofirrielll for the dray and death throush net the metropolis. 3ri. The encouragement of the early training and prowotioa of piety among deaf end dumb 'Andre& preparatory to their mintiest= into eduatiothl lestitstion. 4th. Advisee sad friendly std, when required by the deaf and death safferiad hoe oprriatiOS se soy other cause." This thatitution does ' sot appear to wiespete, err in the but degree interfere with Out for the wiseatiest end teasing of the deaf and dumb is the Kent-seed, its vet befog to seek out ci t • yoga' of that clam before they are ready for, ear received into, that or similar asylums, and to aid the 'dolt deaf and dumb is etrtheliag with the rileadvastagth te whisk they are thsalforly 'objected by the want of op•oeh sari of the pewee of hearts,. la the seam of the Uquiries of the asseciatiau. essay deaf sad dash beer, it is Witte. bees discovered who require welt e= among them are several attute, eculrtars, sad anthem Is foramen's's( thereon] o jut, the building la which the Beaded Mien sthht wee held has lately bees °posed as a church; tame aankel being attended oven Sesday, is which polio,. of liturgy are seed and a etheatent es • chapter of the Bible to substituted for • formal transom. Ceder the nine roof, lectures on subjects of general Interest are delivered gratis even week, sad both the »litmus earthen sad the lectures are well 'User's& A matheise also foe the deaf sad dumb Ia published sees skthally, and used as a means of commthiestios betersos each torsos, and their friends both at home sad la the oezion with forage thantelo• After the amiably of last sight bad partaken of tee, Mr. SEIRLIT WOOl.llll WY &notated to the *Mee of their maa, in which c 'peaty he delivered an articulate 'direr, which wee interpreted to the deaf and dumb parties of the assembly, who essetitated a decided solority, by Xe. Smith, the seed ty's ashler ntheirmary sad egoist. In his thnearke, Wit *hareem gate es estlith of the objet's of the seeesia lion ; and the thief pasts 'shrewd were ressived with marked interest, as they were successively waveyed bt e the istertheter. Indeed, it wee fathomable to avoid struck with the Intelligent sympathy expressed ea the fese of the West thong assembled, sad the almort Galli' vivacity of their gaidanf and sake. The meet'ng was fatther addreemd digitally by severel deaf sad dub gentlemen, imbeciles Mr. Barry, a City menthant; Mr. Bather, a sleek is the Admiralty, who, Ia the ethos of a debate is the Reuse el Commons as the szWeet of ad sisistrative throes, wee dtheribed by the load of the th =l t eof the meet easiest torsos' Is the este as one old Mr. Reused, a clerk is ilosenet Reuse. After the delivery ef these addreeneo. • leedscthe qua% espy el the Billie, &missed le be seed fa the %oath wrath& was exhibited by the 'batmen. whir anassthe A d that it was the result eta sebscriptiou mese scene et who woes is the habit of attending there oa Anadyr After south Monteath rte the dosirettlesess et ea* it 'dip. my, Bather sad Ave Mier gewlesees in the seas ala'Amort trerh appended by ths smstferg to represent lib e Just en d daub fa etheathaloatiose with the moor j ", A liven wee the. &live mil by lit. B Beale y d fstar- M Is the =than, the sublitth at e,i4 wee Mr Thomas I Jion; sad this wee hilelld as eatertelaineat with ilbe a 1 1i (Stamped Id. AdditimmL) [TW OPENCE. LITERATURE —.-- Grua and eke Grooks of Lie Preiont Day. By EDMOND Awns. Thome Constable and Co. M. Abont's work on Greece has created a considers ble sensation. He has travelled in that wintry, has made great nee of his eyes, and comes back to tell as, not exactly that " all is barren," but that all is very fruitful in everything that is bid. Certainly if the Mate of Grosse and the character of the Greeks are such as are described by M. About nothing as be worse. He has scarcely • good word eves for the country or the climate. He almost endorses the opinion of two midshipmen, who, when told of his intended journey, expressed their utter astonishment that he should go to Greece without being compelled. They told him that he . would find sacuntains without trees, plains without gram, rivers without water, a sun without pity, dust without mercy, fine weather a thousand times more miserable than rain, a country where the vegetables grow ready cooked , , when the hens lay eggs hard boiled, where the gardens have so leaves, where the colour has been effaced eves in the rainbow, same ors leek it for Torlyro oat even finding • Wed to repass upon. We prefer taking our selections from the remarks which oar author makes upon the inhabitants and the state of society and goveroment. The reader will find that the assertions of the author tend to destroy a vast number of popular impressions with regard to Greece. ?Si earn WOXIII. The beauty of the Greek raw is so eatabrated, sad tra vellers so WIT oapeat to lad in Grasso the family of this Vow of )tllo, that they Mak they haws Ibsen takes I. when they arrive at Atha's. The Athenian aroma sro neither bosatifal awe well made; they have neither the lively physiognomy of Preashwornan, nor the tall rick beauty of the Remora dues, are the pale, white delicacy of the Turkish women—oars sets moth's, in the town bat ugly avatars' with broad sous, /at test, and ill-ioesod waists. It is Wawa Athens, twastrivo years ago, wow ay as Albeaisa village. The Albaaians formed, and still fora, almost tho whole of the population of Attlee; ass within time Isairsas of tho apit 1, villsga aro to be round when Greek is hardly andorstood. Athena has boos npidly peopled with Jaen of all 'dads sad aatioae ; that saplalsa the eillassa of the Athealaa type. Boaatifal Omsk wastes, sad thine an rare, ars oily to be wet with in swab% prt 'nerd Wards, or is sone nooks of this asoaatailas whirr istradoes have not peastntad. It nay be Paid that the Greek people kayo no iodisation for any Mod of estwesos, sad that they take all their plea ' sures with equal sobriety. They are pandaalina and I bairn that la all tines they have been the lase. Now the Greeks are capable of lova and hats, bat 'either their hatred as their love is blind ; they do good and evil with reflection, sad NUM always imamate. bonen into their moat violist widow They do not go sad kill an gamey till after they have nada sore of impasity ; they do not indoor a yosag girl till after having sasertsined bar dower. I /ladies. also is a malady siossatvely Iwo in the kir:ldols; ha hospital for *a blind has Just beta oonstractod is Athens; it will sever be neorasary to ballet coo for mad , atsa. TZB 011111. WIN. TM hthabitiutte of Rehm are as in former ages, at the same time spleen and hospitable. A stranger that nobody knows, is sire to mime back without baggage. I saw one day in the tows of disks, oa the mafines of Rains, at the door dike town hall, as. of my blends who was strepilleg with • domes dainotem Them good ee•-4.1i, politely insisted es his pion, them a ilmfr.r.4 piers ; he maned it with no less politeness. To exhort him to liberality they dropped men; hints of beating hint with their cudgels, and they showed him the finarms that adorned their persons. The chief of the heed was is petty dark in the prefecture, who talked lewdly of his Mod title. I sum is time to Len gage my Somali. auesperamt. Respect is conceded to two men togelbse _ , mold be refused is either of them sepotatelyo I thmaassed the ringleader of this band of rogues, sad made melt of the name of • deputy of Matra, for whom I bed a letter. My men began to laugh. " Bath • em I" be mieldmed ; " I know him—he is one of my ma (lithos mow)." AU the Greeks are equally free from money mad glory. There are not a hundred families in the kiogdom that are 'erten of their daily betted; so mash for their riches. They have all barn time weight of this Turkish rule up te the moment when we delivered them from it—all alias have been Mama with the same stick • them is their glory For lateUigenes sad itistruenn they have all get about an equal dose, and ell of them, or very men it, think that they belong to the aristocracy of intelligence. Whoa a ealaister passes through the Hermes street on his way to the palace, the grocer or barber readily mils out to • " Ho, my poor Mead how badly you an governing us!" The minister moms, " It Is .sa y to see that you do sot held the Malls of the (rying.pan.' The eassakatise does not admit of any distinctions of 'abaft, sad it does well. Yet it ft not a ram thing to hear a Greek prince's name aesommed is the salons of Paris, and Greek counts are esmaisa k In lodging houses. The counts may be of b a d do then they come from the bombe bland* b a d do met Mhos to the kingdom of Oboe,; as to the they do not belong to any aristocracy, but they E ia virlde themselves what they are. All Greeks who, wider the Turkish rule, have filled the temporary (meatless of hospodar or bey, that is to soy, of administrator, have exchanged the tiUe they no Meier had for the more pompous one of prime. Their children and grandchildren of both sexes, torahs sure of inheriting seen thing, take in their tura the title of prince or princess. If a dismissed sub-pram gave himself the title of prises, and if all his children made themselves prism after him, we should laugh heartily. This is whet the Greek, do, and they have never believed in earnest in the Panariot prince. dome with which Athens is inundated. The Greek princes have two kis& of visiting cords; on the one they writs Jobs, Constantino, or Michael I—; ea the other, the Prim X—; the net are for the Greeks, the latter for the dupes. No doubt a groat deal of vanity eaten into the love of the Greeks for their country, and they strutted, blind them selves as to the real isspertaace of Orem. According to them, all the events rd Ramps have in Greece their cents and sad. If Ragland has made • Umivereal Exhibition, it was to pet in view the products of Grime ; tf Frame hes made • molatios, it is to supply interestiag articles to the aewssieve of Athens; U the Emperor Nicholas covets Cou ✓tin le, it is fen the purpose of ley.g it at Riot Otbo's feet. Greek mina is the ant antic, of the world; Groom • mats, without its equal; the Wm and the Thames are subtorraasos brandies of the Celanese and Him. I pm over these foibles. It is mean that limy Greeks of the islasde have, like the great Comdmitittis, ant grieved all their property, which wee amiderable, to free their country. AU the public bindings of Athena have been built by subseriptim, and the greater amber of the Greeks who live out of their matey bequeath their pro em, to Gems. !Molly, the ialtabitasts it the hake Islasde, who are richer, balmier, and • Modred times better gemmed than the subjects of Kim Othe, revoked alter the mats of 1148 ; they weaned to be Maid by tam, robbed by tan gatherers. mord by beheads, 111. used by soldiery, and to enjoy all the Meadow Man a deplemble eivememeat Ma for twisty rem beam iteming to Gram. Does Greek pendia' go the length el messing nett to musket balk ? This is • quails& I have often discussed with the Pbilhellests. Bathes believed at one time that all the Greeks were heroes • I have brave same old soldiers dam that they were all wands. I Ukiah I am meter the truth in saying that their mime is disereet and refleetisg. Oudot the war of indepoadoom they fought chiefly as skirmishers, behind bushes. It ibl be easy to believe this, whim I add that they are gives to rand their gm es a Use or a atm, to make sum of their shot. Sportive.* sever kill gem Ida.; they sheet partridges sitting, and harm is the form. It is In this way they formerly went out shooting men. No doubt there have been found sump them soldiers brims *sough to vesture as the Oda, but they wen , sot the greater number. Canaria, who um d to sit lire So • fleet by lying alongside it, was • subject of astosish meat to the when bans. It must mot be supposed that di the Greeks wore like Cesar* and it is always • bed plea to lodge of • nation from 'madden. It was net the Greek fleet that attacked Mentes at Balsmk ; it me MO it me Timone:isles. The Greeks wasted not to fight, eel ens relates, that • Veit, was heard in the air whidt ezelalated, "Cowards! whes will yes moos to retreat ? " Tim Omsk adieu is wet ben to make war, whatever it may my. Beet it u meal ewer ma Ityetends to. disci• pike, whin I. the prieshea strength of war, will always be wastivd. The Grabs mad icy are ant fit for aided tan We I ammo& armfdlhep owe rigid; agrisaltaki re galra pliswees mien yenetteinwee. mid • more stable =WO. than the Rawl Uwe emit bed flee their share. They 10 .41 , distant voyages, lwassiese eatsvpvime, Testunsom %peddles& The Greek Reda himself in his right plea at the deer of • Mop. whom be Invitee matomen es the Melt life mod when be mews the pease germ &neg. M k salided with NS dimity; stoodlog, he admires him self is bis defame hot it k ropesseat to bim Mame te , wards the earth. Our isboarose wesid mal Ms ou tamer; they weed he wiewg—he his meMal Cbeithe I who aultivate the gnaw* W themedem humiliated ; their aashitim is to ham a suresmewleilma. elm • little lams. The segregated NI ifty bolus assa wet i desk to their hearts--they Mee Mai NMI their elm anerstens, • lem el the NMI they bow ONPIPPIIefa Ike Ponied myths 11 the seller of ma. The French per ant only thinks of enlarging his field, the Greek plasma is always ready to sell it. For that matter, they tell whatever they me, firet to get mousy, and thee for the pitman of selling. la Prance, if you proposed to a workman to boy his cost, be would th iea t his hands into hie pockets, sod sneerer : hip coat is not to be sold." la Greece, stop a men in the street, end ask him if be will sell his shoes ; if you oiler a somewhat reasonable rim the odds ere ten to one be will return home bare footed. In our travels, when we lodged in the howl of pomp@ pretty well off, we bad no need to send to the beggar ; our hoop gave se, at fair market pilots, the mice from their cellar, the brea d their oven, end the chickens front their bonniest. They would endives, if requited, to mil to their clothes; I haws hronaht away with me as Albanian shirt very well embroidered, which I hod bought still warm ; There is another point ever which the moot ardent apolo- gists el the Greek notion are obliged to name lightly—it is that of probity. The Greeks have made for themselves .broad • detestable reputation ; in say ternary the name of Greek I. used for • sharper er a swindler. lam ehiiged to admit that they do not deems snore than their reputation. I hays been shown at the Court of Kieft Otho, such a one, • superior officer, who has bees several times caught sheat hs, at garde ; but the judge, who have sold justice. are not potated out, nor th e men in :ace who have sold themselves, am the rut efffeere of the crown who have commanded beads of brigands; there would be too much to do. It is an axiom with the ()seeks, that ell same are good is order to get rich ; lucky thieving is admire as is ancient Spelt& ; Maadaimm am phisele MAW hoe himself n enlo Washer few one thing—hr barbs lrt be foud out. M. Casimir Uvulae, an enlightened Mendel Greece, a reseed PlillbeUese m be calls Memel', owns in his excellent steno. sisal trestl es, " that the venality of the fusetioaerim is the subject of seteasations which he is forced to record without daring sodomy them." Ones a high pereonsge of Wallachia seat to the Greek Minister of Foredo Affairs a meek* of plate, which was well worth fifty thousead frame. The box bad this dimple ad dress—. To the Mishear of Foreign Affaira" Whilst the plate wee es the road, a 'bugs of ministry occurred. The sew =Weft receives the box, sad keeps it without asking any questlese, The fallen excellency claims it, mettle, that it Is e pemplisite that was owiag to him. There was a legal maths, but so Kendal. The meet hosest people in Athens would be people of doubtful reputedos to France or Zeeland. What should we think of a high judiedal fuse tiosary who should make • lottery of aa enclosers sad a cottage, under the pompous title of the Academy of Plato! The man who made this little speculation, end who sent tickets to all Europe, is ea ex minister, who presides over the highest of all the warm of justice, sad who espy@ a very good reputation ia his own country. M. About's account of the government and pros pects of Grans is equally unfavourable. We may add that there is, in the work, a large mass of in formation on every subject of importance connected with the state of modern Greece, and that, however the author's statements may be quarrelled with, it should be remembered that he had the best opportu nities for 'observation, and that nothing either in the manner or matter of his remaike would seem to show that his disparaging assertions were not made in perfect candour. ST. PANCRAS IVORKBOUSE. Yesterday, at a meeting of the representative vestry of Bt. Pancras, herd is the great hall, King's road, Camdn.tows; Rev. T. Dram, M.A., the vies', la the chair, Mr. 13rwoma presented a report of a committee 011 the gerernmett of the poor and the state of the workhouse. The report states tl at the hour* is ill ventilated and over crowded, and quits inadequate in many respects to meet the wants of the parish. That in the casual wards there is a el sot of decency, many c f the males eleepiog in a state of nudity, two in a bed; sail that tro frequent', the profligate and abandoned characters are Owed in the same ward with respectable married women; that the iniimriminate ad mimeos of tramps into the wards bee been a prolific soarer of disease and moral contamination, to remedy whisk the re port team:suds the introduotiou of atone yard as • labour teat. After pointing oat the crowded state of the children's infirmary, the committee recommend that the young should be entirety removed flea t►e workhouse, and proceeds to point out the evil of em ploying aged sad latemurate paupers se nurses. riser iLISIN ward was described as being underground and muck crowded, and t►at in one ward containieg only 2,800 cubic feet there were nine pitients manias from syphilis. The water supply had been somewk at defective, bat the supply of beer was unnecessarily great. The re port recommends the ertiblishment of • new laundry and various other reme dies for the evils named. Mr. STAMM MOVM, MI Major COBBS eeeoaded, the 'Boum that the re I) irt be received and eatered on the minutia. Mr. Browns mated that the report be printed. The workhouse management was truly in a lamentable state. Only the previous night a man was taken to the workhouse is an theessible atett—that man was his servant. When sailed to him he found him stripped of his garments, lying in • it of ideate:6c ap pinny. The surgeon, Mr. Walden grave, was celled, and be ordered mustard tv be applied to the extremities; instead of which", the men who had charge of the unforwsome man in • fuel ward had druidic d been with cold water, and but for the sedulous attention of Mr. Welds rave th ere Auld be no doubt that this treatment would have caused the poor man's death. When hot water applications were metered, it was found that there arm not • drop of hot water in the house—(Bhanse)—and be (11r. growler) and the doctor were oily enabled to restore any thing like snistatiou by ece.tinued fnct:on. The man was still ease utible, and hi a very dangeroue atath. It was to be hoped that now, at heat, vines step would be taken to remedy such • diegraceful state of Wage. (Hear, hear.) Mr. MANNOCK 14.0112.11 d he motion, which wet cup ported by Mr. W.D. Coors'', who pointed out many of the .vii whisk had been looked into by the board of dareciors, who had recommended the late astirf to take step' for re medyisg the same, bat they declined to do so on the score of toD•Wit. The resolution was carried, and the report will be again rJught up for c maideratioe. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. The programme of business for the next meeting to-armor (Friday) is as follows : To receive end consider report from the temmittee oa the *starlet and duties of oilcan. As t, the secur.ty te be gives by the Beak of Leedom. As to the a; p Automat of °Seers in the departments of the engiseer sod seperiateniling archi tect. As to the appoiatatent of a solicitor t t the t ostd. To toesider the re port of the csnonrlttes on the s. levies and deities of alters presented to the board on the Bth instant, the conekhostion whereof wee aiijoareed. To restive the report of the saperiateading architect as to the appointment of district serny ors for certain dietricte within we limits of e metropolis. To amides. the following =otiose, of which notices were reeptxtively given at the meeting of the let and Bth instant :—By Mr. Deputy Harrison—" That townie vibrates of thy, prostediaps of tee toad be printed to the iateemetion of members." By Mejtr Lyoct—" To tossider the gelation of cravul•ing ergiriern to this Toned. with a view to se early eppolatmest of **seise." By Mr. Bristow— . That a soeisise statement of the several works in p• ogress under the late Commisesoaers of &ware, and sow being carted on wider the sanction of this be tied, be prepared by the siert and er Siaser, end printed sad circulated same, the member' of the board, two days at least before tie Ant tweeting of the. board la Kush ; sad *at the pleas, le., corrected t` er • - with books is readiness tor the isepeehto of the board et that raiseass." By Mr. Thebolay :—u Tt at all repeats of committees be printed and circultiteti ammo; the members of the board three:steer day. it but previous to being brought up for coati& ration, salmis sposielly ordered othrt. wise in the reforescs to the committee." lly Mr. Contu ses That %skies into eoastderitica the greatly, in crossed sad daily iscreesieg surest of truffle over London- Yd is Welkagtos*treet sad Highcoreet, Southwark, sad also eoesithwieg that t is e sant of 80,000,. midair from the coal deities set spent for making improves ants in Southwark, it is swat desirable that imam. diet* mad reties measures be takes to provide for *skies a new has of street trove seas part of the iiigh-strest, South wark, towards the western part of the district." By Mr. Wright That a committee of works be at visited, eon slating el Ahem membere." By Ith. Davis That a plea of the ogees cad glossa ia Greek•street be prepared. showing the height, srea, and mode of veatilaticn, sad host sepplied to the varies' idiom" To reesive epplientirmalDi oesmaseicatioae, sad for mint purpose. Tin But Mono CAli2m—lbwrrox, Jas. 3r, 1666.—The ship Nestaae's !'soothe, Capt. Lute, t ' . Live/peel, arrived it this pert to-dag e imports that ea • no ;;, last., la lat. 30 26 los 80, she fell to with the Bre.,,h kirk Castle. Capt. Molted, fnat Bt. Jobs, kr Gm _ rock, waterlogged aid dismaatsd. Caplet" Luis task off elibt it tat stew; the rensiader, eor ~„ti., of fl oo o f the stew, the aptala j Asa OM Pial , ... ff e r . wen p i k es oa :ward the ship Alfred Storer, Cs aia Carney, from New Oates., bawd tor Liempeol. :be Moro Castle wit dk sasted is b pie ow the fib Yet