The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-26 00:00:00

INSTITUTION OF CIFIL ENGINEERS. At the antes) general meeting of the inetitut'.on of civil troginems-0. b. bidder, E•q . in the ebair—•bs re port of the ceased for the past user n, whgh was read, stated, that sine the cerresposeling purled of the lam year, Omagh political tranquillity had been restored, the mone tary crisis etnequent soon the lugs publit eaproditure, oemmeoed bye state of warfare. had dr d the resump tion of works of public and private enterprise. Rome few of the foreign works in peeress were this noticed; mentiosing Immensely the samesafn t.pening and the tamales or the Bast lodia Railway, under Mr. Reodel, the tote distisgsished pest presideot of the institution. In ennsee •on with this subject, it was stated that the ►•sour of knighthood had been conferred upon Mr. blecooosld Stephenees, Assoc last. C. 8., who orig4ally prepaid, sod bad carried on the first pot- ' Mose of c.le t oil at t•otk of millirem which was destined to wore such aet minion in the Indies empire A Murder distinction was, et the same time, costumed ems Dr. ' O'Shiaghirsey, tie eccrge•ic prejectnr mid constructor r f a armee of elee•re teletraphs ezteoding over nearly 4,000 aides, throtteh der se jeng:e, or over the yam plaint. river., and mouttainv of India. Tr e Indian Penman Redeem constracting ny Mr. Jesus Berkley, M. last. C. 8., seder the direction of Mr. R. Stip .enson, P presi.ent, bad sow tarot RV wits upen, and the g►eet work of enemies so to Shotepoor, and through the Bhore &than, wee cow f• .1 pregremiag ; whilst the menalien of the north-nt•cra extension, name the Thall Ghent toward, Benson , and 'oblivion., and the Beret cotton gelds, would soon be eemmenced. Tb. Nedra., the Boob', and Birods, and Ow %fade Rsilersys were being eigononly p•aeeeeted, and several other linen were pro- jected, am sag which woe that from Setter's, on the Mcdl. tenement, to Jabr Coatis, ca the Eve rota, which river le was proposed tot 'vitiate by means of steams remit of awl. low drought r.f was,. Thin recent prtject had bows slammed to Bar J. llsoneill, Y laat. C B. Sinop the king doms of Onde ha•l become a part of the British powenionk arrangenter ti bed been wade for afordiny it the benefit poetic pttion in the railway system, which would be eon. sawed by the construetion of a line of 60 silts in length, between Cawnpnr and Lathes., whence branches wield ennead to the mint important districts, and be connected with the Bee• Indian Railway. Other lines were abe prep:sod for arnelipore, Tiny ot, aid P aaaaa b, all ern tributing to toe c ,ntpletion of the taverna cosawacioadoss Th. Pernambuco Railway, In the prosecution of which the lsee Mr. M. A. Borthwick, M. last. C. E . lo,t his life, bad born plae.d is ter charge of Mr. W. M. Pentston, M. Ica. C E , .ed was neekleg ostirfactory progress. Tee Dna Pedro, the woad railway, statues from Mode Jamie°. and peeing ep the Serra," into the valley of tha Paraleibe, aid through the grimiest coffes.undating die triep, wield be about 200 miles in length The Sr., section of 40 miles was commenced in 1866, and would ha completed by about tee middle cf sail year. The y was made amidst a dine primeval fame, and in many plans through water Sere or an test deep, and great digitally was mama tend is ea: catiag the earthworks with al .vie labour and in adequate Vol.. By degrees however European methods were introduced by Mr. Z. Price. Assoc. Int. C.Z., the nutrector ; sad under the sunrinteedoom of Mr. C. B. Leas, It Ic.'. segiamer-innbtof to the home depart ment of the Brazilian retirement, the railway promised to bosoms a line enterprise. Mr. Charles Neste, Ann. Inst. CB., wail also engaged under the Brandin Onvernmees, in imaitmectleg temporise hydraulic works at Rode lea. sin. They consisted of quay-walls along the see frost of the city, with piers and jetties formed of granite anaimery, set is Has menu, for which the limestoas was sent from Ragland. la Canada the railway undertakes by Masers. Pato, Brassy, Bette, sad Jackson might be said to he complete, with tie neeptim of the lick to be formed by the Victoria tubular bridge, across the river M. Lawresee, which was sew la progress. Oa the conilneat gradual szbeasleas of all the man line wen being made. The Lombardo-Voiotia' system bed holm traaeferred to a powerful sompeey, now preparing to act with greet energy la the prosecution of their pleas. The " Victor Emmanuel" line, under the direction of Mr. Bartlett, M. Inst. C. E., acting for Mr. Brain, Ante. last. C. 8., the noose:or, was approeskiag the chariot the Alps, for the trimming of whisk preparations were being made, sad o:portliest" era the maehistery for the work of ton. Balla( se a large wale were Wag 'fled. That pontos of the lime from Aiz-bes•Baias, pawing through Chambery to St. Jim de blearieene, upwards of 66 mita is length, was opened for public creme last October. The works were originally laid oat by, and sea gnat nestle ezeintrd eider, the direettm of Mr. Nmemann, who was emended, last year, by Mr Rims, ender whore supervistea they won sow married ea. _ _ Tirkisi,Sed la Emile, eztessive prejsets both fot railways sad .:sea saint/sties wire being agitated ; whilst fa Egypt, W energetic laid Pemba was completing the railway maimeaicatioa hawses Cairo sad ibis, at Nile by a net ins bridge Haire Assam sun= the scalded to Mama Bay the easatrictlea of the works for the canal savor ttio Isthmus of I= l d: lr e i cateil by M. Ferdinand do Lampe ; whilst he bed aitboeised anablistment, apes the Nile sad Mebramediels Cased, of a eon system*. steam to wiag MEMO sad bages, sew Ia course of amilractiaa la this eli Cif the most Impartial, as well as meet intimating, = he = sec of the period was tke aibmarlas ebettic telegraph adb=is laid from Valestis , oaths west meet 151.. Joan's, Nit wfousdland, sallow of 1,600 deg the book, cr plateau, dasewassit by Lieute nant; , over which ere grimiest septa elf the sena did aM a 2wl ,070 fatboms. By a sew seethed of embalm tie hesalsted reerinceog wires with* a iseve of mass, oeoosmed of small wires lad la ea epistle dlmsisa tethat of Ids gsesmal " lay " of thimble, a light and l.dhls able gas lhameit, labia woo mated to be capable MWass the Win of depoolikg be sombre depths, and Wing no wises, to Ight er " Wok " degas the sow This degosign mailidealiss of the usual mastrestioa of amble was advise Ms d by lb. *sad. V.P., whore coopering' goo by . Cyrus Mai amd Ms. J. W. Iforso. the War Um .this. sf notamos Mow The tlarsrafjd smelt of this Wing podia soonemlog the NI with tha seer world vesillis awe idemnel thee say sash of dliiiimmy, la swag NM Wow WS. so WWI, be his tree blued* dabs tine mend/so. 11. *la Tr am thi doss ro= ilha as m= 4 the s a" % led hell" as t the polsitif es loot wort. Tit wens mad darts' the mamba wen this M being_pertimalarly made of the est mi graines b y Mr. Bibber, T. P. list. NO. MEW Cal milation, the Ojos of WA woe to domennwe this the Odom legM be hinght to children, and be swirod wleh leen Idioms= esi greater facility them absey atlth mode. lipoid Wm wee dm takes ad the paper by Ms. Jed Murray, M. last. CB, as the " day Dodo," okia, oe an die maniple of deck angtmarisg. MIN West as /baited he awry. The mendissi inn strongly urged to matins, N promet =elf adiadde and pro , coma.l week. to the library, obi& IN utility fir Mame, sad einealtatios amid sot be The dimmer of the niamben daring Um you were ma sonsood to kw boon —Tito Bev. Dr Beeltlead. hosseary gregabar ; Meagre. M.A. Bortbwialc, J. 8e....', J.Cliblidoe, & CUM tin., C. Itamissill, I. M. Bendel, T. U. iltsdiam, P. Warshaw, and T. J. Woodbine., seemben ; sad Lew ; etworal D. Mood, Kw. J. Beatty, T. Cubist, D. Msfasigh. J. P. Millar, sad K. Wiliam, amorialos. no el these gentlimea were gives Is the moan to tY sogost. 11s of coo sombre Wing ono. dila vein somengs* sad it ems stated shit Ihs elbstivo Wow (di se doisellog is &mew sad the rodpoodes.) WWII, yea o 14, ghat as total weber an Ms Wile nee dab of all domes. TM woman* el thr sessigne and app_endilsos Wired that Mem was a Maw of grinds d TIM ht his benie of the mower, and Sot the Wads. /Wes mos very Ws hwy. so thst empe may mould the swag wow to WIN sat, bse s below would mennie es op say own elf peMlenfiles , ow eeia. to yoneld o die yam ft s of win sa gs 11, 12, d 14, D r i le Wastes of Pr d bed bona pulwa4 sad and his Wig of edema 5. Theme uses oily yr- M swift lb Wee of 16 mal.mes.eabdlny ever 20 yew the wend poste of ware 7, Bread MO, and the whole of maws 12.. At,., the media ef the revert, Telford medals win promoted to Moms J. Munn J. M. Brpp.l, EL Bahai sm, C. B. Drysdale. sad P M. ; and °mud psalm. of books to Mogen. J. betray, 0 Herbert. By.. Maiklas, J W. Melaka, J. Bailie, and W. IL. lialL The Woks of tbe Ismitotien ono unagimmily voted to the realism, for by &Nestles to the Woe et kis ; to tot vieripreeldsets sad ethos memboos and messimes of staasil, fee they etaciperatloo with the reddest, and am meat attendees. at the meetings; is ales is Me auditors of the aCCOollto sad the gentlemen of the balmy foe they was of Masks wore noiariled or Mr. Bidder A. by Wo wea " Maw Cabalaties;" mid to Mr. C. Mob,, Zts. the memoir in with* he bad foemed dm dads* gem. earl M o res Whiled it die wawa Ms mamas% situation Tao Womb, gostlemen gore Weed to 11l tits mewal glom is WCowd kg w wing year :—Spirt Ile phoneme, M.P , Prodigal; O. P. Sheers. I. Y. itraaid, J. ilawkahaw, ami J. Luke, M no PrOmiesto ;W. G. AtionfOlat J. Cubist, J. B. Irriogem, J. Fawley G. R. I. Ma J. IL 111•011san, I. Itairoll, J. V i rarro;th, . ad N members; sad B. W. domom, sad Biz M. fiipbeasea, imodatne. Tbe swim woe Ws odeomsed ash* Twday, Jas. 18, 1867, wires it was aasegmed hiss the moselly ballet Isr memben woad take plaskesd tie foliewleg piper woad be read, " On ft a bombe =NW Tolagroplea," by Mr. 7. It. Whim, dew lase. CI. B. Wiunsam OP Fasscs RAILISAY.—na works so the &Mile a tin railway Ou Li•leva es Meadow see hobs pealed ea teW peat sotlyito, partfoalerly that U we. OM new plus sad Peat PE Ogee. Oa t. parties Opsw Pan to floollear toeigess w ~1~ for the teasel free St. Lomat to Lu risque. rogrwer wilts tbe server, Save bees emend by the Muskier of Peblie Weeks. LONDON OunAL OMNIBUS CONTANY.—Trade riperlpts bathe week tidies Dii. 20, 10.2371. CIIMAL PALACL ONI DINILLJNO DAY". nevusAv Deo 24._A on pa • elm, 3,239; Imo by soma mime, 869. Tibia Tula% 4 y,lOB. LORD PASMCRE ON INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS. ; The inaugural festival of the new IL•notrial Schools i was Mid on Monday right in the Esetiange-room, Doak,. 1 i The ladastriel Schools were erected by the liberality of George Dumas, Esq., M.P., who devoted to that! orject the gift of 1,100/ presented to him by his coati testate, as • mark of their respect for hie character and of their appreciation of his parliarseatary and in celebrating the opening of the new bailding, appropriately nested " The Doom, Testimonial," the directors of the lockout.' Schnol Society resold to embrace the oppor tunity of gams a public weirdos of their gratitude to Mr. Damao far his valuable gilt. The hall was tastefully dic rata for the t ccasior, and nos crowded in every part by • brilliant and fashionable audience. Lord Kinnard, president of the society, c ocopied the chair • ad anoog those present were Lord Pannine, George Vaasa, Bp., P., Ste John %pay, But , of Isarquhsrity, the H o. Arthur Rienaird, the Hi n. the Muter of 'Canard, A M. DeelJo, Rag , M.P., W. E. Baiter, Erg , M.P., the Ray. I tionas Guthrie, D.D., the Very Rev. Principal Tolloch, ' D.D., the Rev. Prefers., Mitchell , D.D., de. Lord Kt2llllllllD, in opening the bosuns. of the mentos, Meted a personal anecdote. Re said that on arrivals one m riling le London, at 4 Welt ek, he met with a poor des titute boy Wag in the greet, while he was esdeavoutiog to obtain admittance into his leother's house. The bry said he had no friends, and his lordship sent him to • Ragged School, and he had jest learned • law days ego that derma the us months the boy was at the school he had behaved remarkably well, and on !raise had eammed to the was tay his deep gratitude to Lord Kinnard. The b, y was now coo b .std her Majes ty's ship the Victory, and he (Lora Kin saird) had been assured by Admiral Seymour that he wee one of tin mat prmistue boys on board. (Cheers.) He only mentioned tois to show that they should taw eft oppor trinity in their power of sending such wrstelsed children to a Aspired School, for they knew cot the good wheat they might thereby be doing. (Chan.) Mr. JANIS RAMSAY, jam., aecretary of the ladustria School tdoceety, then testi an address to Mr. Duncan by the directors of the Da dee Industrial School Society, on occa sion of the inauguration of the new buddies founded by hies, and named the Daman Testimonial. Lord Hisnaird addressed • few words to the presentee, after which Mr. DUNCAN ?stunted nuke, refining at the emu time to the Medscime maser in • hick he had been treated by the coestitmsey of Diode*. Be said in 1841 a general ela tion took place, Sir Hoary Parnell had ban ailed to the Upper Blase, and • difference of opiates arms betwixt the ladepeadest electors of Dundee es to weather a re prenentative should be chosen from meat their owe teaks, se, as had hitherto been the prestige, from a die t/nee. Unfortssately, the matter wield net be adjusted, and it was referred to a poll. The deaden was la my favour, sad I very sh aly afterwards seek say ant in tie Hansa Commons as the repreeentative el Deane, though I regret to any not • manes. cosetimeney. But I am glad to say that that was of very short duration deed; for is 1846, as stated is Nn document, the ea intimacy invited sae to a publio &laser, ad time in& 'ideals who had essecientioaely voted against me at my election were the very first to bold oat the head of fraud ship to as at that banquet. (Cheers) • general elation again took plain la 1847 when I had to thank the momma nay for retsrung w nowelmossly. Aid wen to their honor, they dowel so enteeple to the eseetinundes of Great Britain by mune. mu free of all engem se their regresestativir. Tsars ied on, and in the mass of time miner sewn denies ask place in UM, whoa lin we Wises and seableoge were again show to me, and I woe aspen eilunedi Ike • third thiskyrun SeposoLlitTe. end to the sow nwers We way, within ene o f impetus. plingen) These nuke of friondahlp, my friends, are welpnwilly hued to be the hi ef wine stn. He contend by egreneg Eh wow wielt that the is donna eau& of DoWeenighe be the new of saving keskieds of helpless, begone dans% ignang then to Wane useful sad benensed womb= of geoloty, sail to At than be nether awl • binge wmY. (Lend Own) Lod ?MINA Whit wee reneged with nthealson needs" whisk wined for some . tine , maid—WWl and rationale, I dunskieg it • greet acteser to he here on the present esindso—es ihmaaisw which ha two agate in view ; first, the as. of the esmannity of Desna In doing knees to one Oink hiker townsmen; and, mend, the ismr ration a oasts( the best and most bland Isaitutions whisk ma • city as this inn hays within Its hewn (Cheers.) Gitadmasw ad blw lowa of Dundee knew OW, as ins tees told yen hielett„enes Mr. Duncan was lien dean by a parties le OD Whine as the wan of thek anise, then were bareness of opiates whether yon elmiuM elect a leal man or a mein bum a diatom as year repeemoall,.. Now, for myself, Ism all for a hoot men (peeve.) If a mew amity en gel ene of newsiest to ouppeent then Is any beaten whatever, dwell epee It, be haws their wets —now their dostres—lonve their hiller far better Wei a stranger MS de. (Loud enters) I de see gay tW geo atitasagise 'hewn be detain' inn the poorer err the pri ed ma kr ask espressaielbas • tb did al t ie l l is reat ask Womb well inondell to it le mere Moly will be Boas by a lend sea We by one ben a Mown In mg Mond George Dieu you have wiseinged sit the ItemMe le whisk I ban alluded. (Groningen') Ant we en the snidest of the Wogs rano of ibis owns d I nil ast wines. yes cie the onkel ef Rigge Wm, It vend be an in 'modest and mad stamen ea my piet is nonsense el Jon tar, whom I see begin see—(gnat nee= kallibln)— were I to Wows es steel one of the di wish by and by yee kw ben bin. (Rose wed shows and laughter.) Bei then les tople on whisk I nay erg •be wale, with out tasshig on the Waft of these InsYagyewa to seam at Myr, ow ft the inhidneis In then—te is with wpm to thate pa iii inhale In the political nesse" ef thh essotry. (Chasm All of yea ore potbelly aware OW* Me pan ago the and goon of emeopertstion bon UM wow woo. by theeneed drolendeallin of nu Wenn IsAessesin at wee Wand ask pates end te. I think Wes Wean were Wit be Weeny to ben ask seek" Myer penned by nhiels trove the mast ausny.Aad having so termed, it was • matter et the deepest emeny **the arPinllielit 01 • sswatry Wm ohm dos ic d of penhhossat won m ain* the ninon was to be ein so be • burden and • pekoe is *be sent, el own emetry. Various mane ires bow essernit to, and I on sorry to say with but Ens of ask mean wow ; and at this sanest it is • quietists whether to liberate them oa what Is called tient of-have, or whether to liberate then Inter Ina to. whole some system of on U that yens emu, unless we en dad sew wine ese Nit New, for this I eapthege ire no mew wept Rindpg woe. (Churn) I sty there are se mew Mr pewntrg erinisals omen. big with don iii wooing, to watry bet peeve" tag no ratite of this meek, bong inn by the peen or vests. I know se nowt mars be Oh Mao new* Wean (Chime) I Wee to "Ma die peggenen of this wow ems wee tuen Melt alliniatilw. They teriald glee every wenn eneenopmeet Se nelketkes nob ao we an net the slot noweeste dinthiP)—when lbc•• who far Into Wen anew hem enmity may be brought up la pone of sits and ninisoasind et Zenist dew to gnaw Want tote nom pens tif elee alai glad n gm wbe will ester than Is as by enentag jorrignininnisas so this that we will rodeos the moiety 14 Mk wnetrybow the risk of hag* poured in nee then win owe out if gel. Ter let se leek we the world, to k any amities, w on on sib le bp ger bow es ass giggle spot to NM yes Ma tronelhe yin gelniesle di SWUM k•• nob, 'lab nMw foreign len v infint colones repnlielle nen. Al Wel. esesaW with when there le goy gennolea by Yew or othiestee, will towdiste *ben t ihneine we nest keep thin Pre. vont the wen of ten men* hen fang late new nen of ohm scions eillown• owing their ens Dwell hoed, end Ow we ten nen ne geniis what to do with the grand Wonky whit will WI ressele la disgracing tbei gentry. Having nab than nests., and knowing non en bind Monad me will own eyes Wo subject, I will netili vi s edp laiajo• logger. (Wen elhoging.) Twin% wee the ow spawn. Dr. OVTIIII=I (who weiteseind with great awn') said be bed very poet pleasure is allendlag the event moon" begone he bed • phonon lei Wag bower to When karat vas deo. (Chows.) I now it I hewing go be benne, gad to weer we lowers wenn nm„ as Whew IN., k it sit mesh a Chrheise duty's is lien to be We, sad town you mentre ine (llL l ll l : saes) heed with the Meow whish, I wow, he twin hag weer, and whkh, whoa he has awed to weer thus, will sever Ms. (Cams.) Lord Powers is the line swine' et the wove, nhrml keen, who bee rightly tithes sp the eneslise of togged Wens. The neat Man new usgsg neg. aim IN ow eight plus aft bag Wan any gemegitlee dame loess of C-matte was apponled, he and ant wee I lingionesson west up as a degoolini See Tidyberth ged k Weep the hia•4111011 of LIN Prower• that_ woritanided sloe the we ef togged ennio es Lard Lonedwureand Rer George Grey, as Mw sow we wives ef, the goverumest. The Privy Omni glee groats of why to the church of Entrant to dense the Wilkes of its owe members—pans of away to the Chasegh raof ets inetlead to educate the Wines el Ile mos , bere— of mosey to the Free Cunk le ' there of Its members, ad he did s h o egos is olingote that, sat very Ulutly— (hughter)—grents of nosey to the We.. lays., to negate the (Adkins of their neethwe ; bet when the children who had so one town he Om ibmi• visa neat Wane• the reply n " Nes • Pansy." I wish I bed bees Jupiter with his thneder, and been et the eon at her Mojesty's Minna,.. (Claw sad inghter ) If l had my voles Is the Waldo et the Conseil, I wend have said to the Bishops, to the Meditates at the Zstahlisissil Chetah, to the Moderates of the Tree Munn, end se the Presi dent of the Wealsysa Cashman, Wes they sew t hen* shim. " &ma Wile, sad let the Seen /sad ii. awl 'Min% elms Om I. so one an to help, he ladidellig thew If thilw k any Wag ever yes ones get M " rand lasetww). The dews. thee assentent ins be elf,_ Medi lad lo B •Pardt ragged wheels from whist NNW wawa awl peeved. Ti. rev. &Ow enneded by re kaki lizesas terns to the glans of halsettial Behan to new and support of the Chileans plain Ile eras sabsequatly addressed by Mr. Dosley. —4llrldperfroes the Deswies Alastiaer. TN — ADMIXIOTIATIOX Or 77/11 Poo& ktwe.--1 The eepeeee N the IMllabasimpat Mr the esetieistredea the peer ll laws la the per traded the 31.1 Much last wee 102,46 PUBLIC EDUCATION IN GREAT BEITAIN.-T6• ism el 376,5001. w.. 'minded bet you es scout of riblis edsseties is Greet &law. MB EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28, 1858. MR. MACRBADY ON EDUCATION. (From Übe Sherburne JournaL) A very large party of both sexes assembled in the Britith School•room on Tuesday evening, to withal. the datribation of prises amongst the boys, on the breaking up of the school during the autumnal renal. Some twelve maths ti•ce a school of 60 boys wee opened in the apper rooms of the Literary Imitation buildings, by Mr. Mae ready, at his sole sapsase. Applications for adraimion became so numerous that the founder of the Khoo' en larged his plan of operation, but, after step, bad bees taken to form • council, and to organise the school, he wee met by objections to the prepaid schoolroon,—tbe oaly conveathat available building—on the score that it was cot a neutral ground on which churchmen and disunion might co-operate. The tuition afforded within the school is not of a character to suite jealousy of this kind ; it may be termed " male: education," being cos need to nadiag, writing, and arithmetie, with, occuioaally, a little Scripten geography. The objection to the room, however, being to some an insuperable one, it was arranged that the newly-orgsnised school (which was to be supported by voluntary sonseriptions), should be continued at the rooms of the institution. It wee soon found themes after the outlay of • sum, considerable in comparison with the amount of the subscriptions, the Institutna rooms could not be made convenient ; and after • short trial Mr. Macready removed to the rejected sehool-room, and wee followed by most of the boys, sad here, with the aid of a paid muter and the occesiosal services of some of the inhabitants, he as three nights in every week, instincts the youth of our poorer neighbours. Oa the three alienate nights, the remnant of the school of the lassisaska assembles in Its lecters-mare. We her visited beth gnosis, and trek the rabies Is te be eel sow that after sem* roadie amperear the set s Manna ei the Lass sines seher, its freedom Les all sesteries spirit, sad the pesaillonsen of Inn os those beads are apparent, we hope sere reams may be devised ler Waging the schools teenier Me see eenesedeme lesliding—of Wresting :her Ear • Sews eskesi, add relievisig their gums@ toads. of pennon net whin nut be counderable L beet. grime. payment of seater, to., but which he la hither* Teems entirely, so far as the Loa, othod ramemed. Of Mr. ilaeready's ramie( erg, Is the dkgYH ef tie ereel—ot his amatent atteacires eight after might —of the pars whir he harms I. hearse the slaws, sad Is dketplialag the esholars—we have 100 fre eness eosin peons " The good lass do, lives after them." Lad se surely will this self-deayieg work radar to prior • harvest of good to the esamsaity, after its migrates hes sear to labour at it. This is sot a work ter the up only. It is sot err that it plaks up iron out the streets poor iguana% youths, and, eduatiog them, sere them fns bad haunts and vicious habits; these boys will benne mss, and soon of them fathers, and the in dorse for good epee them will become an rarer for good os their dereadeate, and ia their families; ter, although we have observed that the sharecter of the tallies; is esulr .bustles, we mar sot omit to state that good corms is required, Amens of virtue ars constantly leer sated, nal a Bible is glees to every sprier's. The tireatediap crammer wits am rezporad larder. Two of W a Nye Merced, and or of then read aa address, amillias promated to Mr. hiaready a , geld peen sees, pennon by • submarines set as feet by the boys themselves. Mr. Unman Add be was quite unprepared for this. He highly appreertai it; but he felt mere than he had tows' So ikons; Re tessothimelog ibe nanny, said-- Ladies sad Gesdenes,--The ineneested iatroduera to the berm= of the Maim has takes sr by super, ad may pessibly eselsee tin sanest of my nem, ead if, there fore, I grid set be es dear ea I desire, you will impute Si le the little slink yes have jut twittered, sad extend yew iadulgenee le re ea &resat of it. You may probably ger ember, is the math of April last, I addressed to dam bird(' to Ohs rehmselles of the ineetrial slums aa appeal es the proposed eallonsles of the ening school, organised one Ave needs holm anbe lestitetios rooms. I was Ward to de se Me the seureatatioa of smears treads that may perm he the town were sailor to st omata in Ike work to Bohol el their power. I have bed ru ses to regret the step. Bet barbs tree it, she being aware that serial have esenelbsted thetsobserhslaes he the ter. tureen and ealugement et that IMadesl sebsol, I have thought it dee te sett dm* simians N Mewls be levee them to this evesis4issolion is gone Its sign Ibsen the oppertesity of j bew fig nee wens be,. bees responded to—bo w the departure hen my denim hes bees poling is Itself or beeelsial to the Lunn of our poorer neighbours. The nen hes bees epee nese signs la the week for 21 writs, under a eminent goonstissel tearer, with the voleatary sad valuable neinesee el treads, wham charity bee shows Itself irrespeuthe of pine —net camped up ultra the narrow firer of esetarre pre- Jodie% bat spestesens, retiesel, sad canon; the Harr ier sal disseente have bees her sibeerful sneerer le =• Cludethe week. • very few words will be es be mils W tasesinge elfin tattles sad the unmet rash ef its yoolonsigesi non ere limited to improvement and prefinagy le reading, wring, sad arithesetio—thu putties la orb ber's power the seam of self-cults,. to wastovn oaks; providing him with the worklag issplansato, as they may be ealLd, for removes all the impediments of intones to his sinews la life. The renfog Wens give some insight late porticos ed history mein an peolue, geography, sad eratide subjects, whin ere stedisuoly takes avenge of to inundate the mean on Winn el the noises, en quires their appetite be holm infeemetion The Bible is set read L sends but osenionel essiensdee is made is Scrip ture inlay, seed • Bible is gives to every bey se ors as be mm ISM suflickatly wail to use it Order ✓amie lOW n the mute of writ. Eesh by is s ensiled te send the Sunday &heel of the e=nl . lll whisk be may being; sad ?Awash kayos a el ea t isia lmsdsolly taught, yet its best spirit has bees le bnit is what has Ur road ad written by the pa" Se geese seinen of this slew te rood to yets IMO Of the noesing whisk they have takes dews frets ibeatioe, Le eopyiag whisk they have bees employed at their own Uses. (Mr. Maeready then read, is his impersone and 'loosest style, • poem *elided Preeteme, tad radars.) Prom this yes may form some ore len os the tendesey of the farmr dos imparted, sad bow far such lestructkis can be vitiated,. seenoweeted by the atmosphere of this apart men. (Obtain e )ne I ng. will sow proceed to Ow panatela, banana of tin Tbe pine Wag bras distributed, Mr. Xeready sold —Plea what hes heat submitted to your rues. 1 trast yes will he gadded list your kin hotestless with repast to the proposed ledbeesets te applicatior, es the part of the boys have es ben snail land. Bet es my seeden has bees milled is inswise es this matter, sad CU been L wow suor - re sot very wrartornaly niloot:d spas, I rut bog you will flash's we web your patina, whilst I lay halos you a era, savarairod statement of t he hots es they have reared. I meet beg to premise star streams with the reeratir that I have always regarded eduatima r the warm tight of every 'abject freer whets the state Nelms allegisnee or wets n e ap m% Whoa the state, frees whatever cause, nimulleil te postpone the discharge of this duty, tt bermes, set merely a model or a patriotic, but • Marines obligation is Christian men to supply to their fellow-oreittures, without dietnetioe, the arum of rut whir eultirtioa, rob he hie seven' way, sad to the beet of his power. (Cheer.) It is very little that orb, the beet of as, or do • bat this searideratims sherd sot diesonrege our least eaderour, whoa we sell to mind the sage &seta p, overb—" Missy little' mak' • muffle." Upset this priest* I have used my but efforts to risen from the state in mien Is widish it bin fella the liana, imetitaties of this tows to respectability mad eselalasse ; sad, with Smiler views, have Mar esatineed say ozonises is nobs a inetrusestal to the wrong ef odesaine. (Chown) gneiss she ionise hie weaned the failure t w it b s ny= OMB lest nor I espied a salaried the mope noes ef the iastitatise, presided been and ail seasseriee—and as the tad of Newnan, nosed a gebeel, with premise of re nege for silt ate , te SO bey*, three sights L re w••=m)71111‘ille the aura a of the sot., os the ether he ehe neap, members of the nelety. To needy selhonsed my prides, It le necessary ter me to negro% net the school wee eatirely my own, Its exposes, its emmegnsest—the Isssldag, aided by the reraimeal, not vety (regain attendees, dame members of the institute's aommittes, ern carried es by the master ad myself. The raw of the seperisset, after In soon he trial, prompted me, es 1 hen said, la ansedasee with the wines el several freak ee wiry the Arlo of its benefits, so as to receive the Jraimate foe ahem there had aid previously bra roes. Illy plena were completely formed. The °sly siker - ream e r nem that meld he end se such, eatable elf Indies tun kail is two bemired beyr, wee Ude. las suet might be sand sonleal. 11. peepeistore are set members of the estabilimel earn; bet, is the same dm geen— du the sank of mow sere —is t he same el mange entity— whet belong had that spin the Isestin of the parr boys' besteustion ? (Cheers.) To earl • s ties. se waterly nameable as aa mere oar etesurred. The room wee offered without any ow, with the mad striate frescos from all reteNties , re trol, or leterfirres whatever; the book., mos. nose, and wristlet implements of the beildiag below et ger deposal, inn we and mien our ewe from the Omen ef lidesetios : all was Tory to eater on, sad begin or week immediately. (Chun.) I am la th to deter you it ierZ: ba r , : I h.ard eat Tr pr. sad haves thata sues ese seek Wog might not her bra adopted ; bet seek es miss le, It teen only be effesteelly worked seder the wenn superhnenrin go of the director, sad se ether bulking bet the &Corn the meas. of @sib peens& espristeedesee. (Hos e hear) Os Nowa SWlSoiklo I eepisisn all this—at los t I did ay beet to melee It due be' my opposente—to titre who had never kw sod less nab my esker—wit* had Rover tendered ISO WM of spin pesky, sr stirred • Seger in aid of the usisslalibe ektelt I bad bus sagged. But all no hesHeelm it sepestelalese wee isavedieg. One the elesegn of as expresses, teeny lag to my onus liereeptku «sw e l l nand meniep, as istrrolet wee laid apes this beildisg. The demand mes me& fee antral green." Tile roost ass rued seder Us, ea 'replies whirs appeared to sae the mere sueneesiele, r • wrung how, be whisk • dissenting congregation held their regular Sabbath worship, bat without the remisameadatioas of this room, was ap proved of by the otjectiog parties, and I was authorised in full committee to engage it, if possible, in order to fit it up for the boys' echo d. That proposition wasters disposed of, the anthems dectiabeg to negotiate. Let me not forget to state that the return of the dissentients' subsoriptions was prated on them repeatedly, bat without avail. After much delay a compromise was agreed to, and the motel meat of the Imitation rooms was reamed, with additional amommodation kr 60 more boys. This deviation from my scheme was effected at the cost of two smiths' teaching to my original 60 boys • of four months to 60 more ; end to 31, of total medians from the benefits of the school. Stich was the e useqsesoe of resisting the opening of this schoolroom as the demand for neutral ground. (Hear, hear) Well, after two months eadarence of the heated, close, and nswholosome atmo sphere of the old rooms, 1 was made mosibi• of the risk of illness incurred by the boys and myself, and therefore thought it my day to leave it to their decision, either to remain under the masters there or join the 31 excluded boys, for whom, through the liberality of the proprietors, I had procured a reception here. Their choice was Merin taaeourly made, and fresh epplicatious soon increased our numbers to their present amount. (Own.) With re spect to the apprehensions entertaised by some subscribers as to the appropriation of their funds, my friend Mr. C. Stokes will satiety them that so far as this school or I am ooneerned, they Toombs Latin. (Hear, beer) I trust, therefore, that I shall stead exonerated from blame in the course I have felt myself compelled to pursue. The question for me to answer was simply this—" Were a certain number of boys to incur the risk of sickes,s from their nightly work, and were thirty more to be left altogether untaught, rather than that they should receive instraetio• in this room I" for between this and the stipulation for " neutral ground" there was no alternative. (Cheer.. I confess my ignorance of the amok gof " neu tral ground" thus applied, kuowiog no one who would eject to u episcopalism schoolroom, with equal conveni moss foe each a purpose ; and having always cherished the antivenin that difference of opinion does not coastitute hostility, sad should not create division, it is with pain that I hoar such "tickle points of sioness" urged to the bin dreoee of a public benefit. Neutral ground I All ground is neutral to good intent. (Loud cheers.) All sectarian ob jection should be neutralised for the benefit of our fellow men. Is the lead of his despiser, and persecutors the Sa maritan did not hesitate about neutral ground when assisting the hiltless victim who bad fallen among thieves. He aid sot wait until he got beyond the coofiaes of Jul ea to obey the charitable impalas' of his heart. Where work adept. able to God is done the ground is smetified in the doles, and is made not neutral, but holy, by the act. (Cheers.) Thew aim sat:options, which seem to be as captious as they are unnameable, me snob to be deplored. They but perpetuate among Christian mm an unchristian spirit of animosity, by an unaistborbed assumption of sops. ridrity in memo, milling up the just and indignant denial of it In others. Religion should be a bead to unite, end not a brand to dimmer. (Hear, hear.) Let us hope it may yet be so, sad that when our opinions differ, our prayer may be, that whilst on: own perceptions may guide se right, they who copilot altogether ors • with matey not be wrong. In regard to this school, I have ne hesitation in saying that I do not bellows that so good and extielleut a man as Mr. Digby would think of building we in epportion to it, 1107 I that he would, mit has been publicly insinuated, *spend his well-employed messy uselessly is the erection of a building the want of which was cot clearly ascertained. This his answered its purpose fully; it wilt eonvenieotly I accommodate about 200 boys; and whilst the proprietors I are willing to apply It to such a use it shall be open to the Madre* of the poor, whether worshipping God in church or in chapel. (Cheers.) From those who take lateral ia this attempt I shall be happy to receive n cootisuance of their friendly support, 'along, as I do, the beside of their co operation and sympathy; for whilst I have the strength and means to cony on the undertaking, I will set relax my endeavours is it. I should be greatly wanting in an important duty on this occasion, if I omitted to ma ths the debt of obligation under which I have been laid by the liberality of the proprietors of this bandies, for the grataltons use of it, which they have so readily end generously affurded. Noe must I forget to express my grateful muse of the services condoned by the 'mks' oo operation of those who have felt with me, and hays bees aides in assisting me, without whom aid I do at sample to say the work of the school could not have bees carried on To Mr. Avery, Dr. Williams, Mr. Dia/ley—l should my, the Messrs. Heasley—Mr. Res', Mr. C. Stokes, and to those other friends to wham I ma so much iadebted, and whom I al:Loot at ones enumerate, I beg to return my most cordial sad grateful thanks; and to yes, lad asd gentle, men,for your obliging atteadasos, and the interest you bate shown in our proceedings, I beg to norms my earnest and einem seknowledgmost. (Loud cheers.) Mr. Avant and the BAIT. Mr. HZII/111 , 10 afterwards ad dressed the meeting sad the company then separated. CHURCH AXTRNSION FOND OP 1861. The committee of this fund have just issued the . follow's,. their second tad final report : 't The Committee of the Chard Reitessios Fond was fused in 1861. At the UM the /sassy was agitated by the arrogant pretenses' of the March of Rose, it was thought that the wisest sad most practical method of met leg the aggressios' was 'to Mild up the waits places,' aadprectompy the ground which the mammies of the papal toe sought to Scads. TM proposal teems a Mud for ton tribstioas to be applied to the huddle( of additioasl shanks met with the *prove', sad °bullied the sanction, of the archbishops sad bishops with whose the first pro. sown of it eionsited. It was resolved to limit the time of application lot aid from the food to me year, sad sot to mond the operatios of the committee beyond the year 1866. This was calculated to give time to receive each of the large donetioss as might be paid by 1 Samisens spread over tout years. That time Me sow elapeed, the eubserip• ties last hes been closed, and all metributioes that were have bees melted. It *seem Mamas the date el Sam who have had the IliSsaplllelit et the amoral or mapproprkted had to render ea scsonat to the sob earthen of the result, and of the good which has bees effected by the Chita Irsnera Feed of 1861. It was the b. slues of Me eassaittee fist to Woofs to the respestive merging bobs Sr rate, all the sontribm Ilona appropriated to estsis places sad chest:bee, std leave them severally to ace oat to the donors for loch stems re. waived. It is only the peeps ted sontributiose la which the .cosh.. are esismai Them, as will be sees bv the annexed list, ham eniseallel in all to 4,318/.13.. This ram is indepeedent of 44., *ad I. tb. "ads of the eonsmlttes 1r eldersspsed4sd by Ibe deem, or for appropriating ender serer esedelken ennened by the esn tribes's. The sommittee disposed of the unappropriated had by ask's; grass towards the completios of sew shushes is 13 Mosses, the einesats of sash grams varying from 601. to 30W. The eesbee of shandies as aided is 26, selected out of II applications. The ember of please or so. entre bensited by the Nerd Sod wes 27. " The principle of seleedes UM guided by the poverty of the perish or diarist. sad anment of peptides stwebbsd ; but it wee air nowillen M cob fete err leeriest hair char is greet et set uses ties OK sellof.n ghg he edema M assure es harm the amortise of a aura already sew seessed, sets vs as enesenagiag (impalas to a loaal sub , eselplen teestempirM et wit an kr. If there were several before Me eammittee from the eras direst, bklen was senenked spa their rasped,* merit& The aggregate pepreka fis the parialun and districts when twesiy-five sheirebes ailed its now le use, is 130 ; 612, end the free sittings sewed in perpetuity ere 13,014. Several of threshers*, wire found by the Couch liztensis• head in it sallaisled state, sad the works sus. peedsd to, want of feeds ; the real remeress were so. hariabl. eagle h • spasm had Man revered foe edditreal submersions. The timely surer whisk the committee won enabled to Ming set the works spin le metre, sad they were earls' es te sompletlee. "Ti. erseet of gees whisk has bees, by Grohs blessieg, sleeted, k enesidetable. No dent% when wagered with the work whir still norm to be it my seem small; bet It will be eon that the ismer of was eke small, sad if the s mrnmee lied' was Pt wshlM to aid the 68 errs whisk spirt Is vele. it Merit he light the 'Weal destitution ef 111 Possess, sad laid Were Ike emstry the ✓editters of SO or 90 priers. It may be hoped, that others will be inkier by the 'sample of the .eatession feed' to sit in sup* leg the weer of irritate parishes in their several spree et seefslame, sad list sway (set unwilling se take up the cause of Mush satemlem if they maid see that way to seine preetimi result) may be een.areged by °berth( the groat ameent of good that may be seam plashed with • small sea of mesa, wire epporterly sal jedielemely supplied. " The using mashers of the ismisittee,to whom the Odd mansgemeat of the feed was seensitted, ere thaahhal to the Author and Giver el ell good Slags' for being per mitted to have the aihnielstraties of this service' is the church of God. Tem will remember with gratitude the contribetioss whisk were sent Is mews to their appeal, sad they trust that the consolation which they derive nem the fast of nearly 20,000 souls berg pr .vided with the seem of eassahltag Memoirs together' is the courta of the Loro's t ones, wlll . • shared by all whom freewill °fierier so seasseably onstrtheted to aceomplisk this pod work." Ac i t e ltilMet.] Tim difllealtiee and dangers of es s ieloolo = . I of Mt mom lave berma minty arrolmos arable. rook vlish Doi% strooelliamVomono di Um little pair aid Wm DWI, see so sa stdde la. The Warag Mtn. wet= emomor Dam% Ihritomeo. Dos.* 1150. Ossekne, I DM It hat wawa *lse I. yin Is am that 1 hot. mei Da Imes IhiesiWaasoltse kr De lest tees wathe. Wise Welt twee wee has Wes hisdal WWI. Des wide I; It hiel solheed mei delis the p ad= s swain WIWI Wig wanse.= Sri we ft woes& S. id 1 how el war load r. It wad Law owed wNW web Wm. aM Ws the heavy were et a wet wee. las . iron Awas•-• •• 7E, the oro.reed Dopeonaer. taadeo.ise.ll3.lBlll. Dawdle vOi theht Idowe. Ds Dewy aed Co. Woad Ms sawbee amides et Y Dowlesis WWI. It weed se wei wllk Ws Mil! Mis Dint wales &wok Ws to a wow& lOW ea the llswitats.) WWWW Wen the Whew' gaillwee WIN. Maw. ; Dr. Ilhorirol I Dr. Banwy • oba. D r. ; aft"; cr Dr. *moor ; Dr. lain.; Ilion a Do Wm.. Carta* o Crodsmeirti Myer-o~ft Haas il.s ; the Day. a. W. FWD. stea Deeteey. Rm. an; lbs Taw.* Arohdesais dlwasM Ihsert; sad may ether newasttueroses. Wee 11.111 Do We Mewed by it We eh eetweassweal sate had teliod.—la td.; 111., 4e. N. MOM ; 11Th!!..; sapievelled. Gs.; II..; Ina Vb. The l asd illb. wisp fm. ea Isedit of pod.olloo grew. Ilem Di Dam owl Os, f , rogoLurol, biedge ; teems. Yaw. sad Co, perveson to be: Dejewy. 18 1. netedlill ; law at Ilk Orwskareb-street ; 414, sad 411• Strad; ; Dirbogspoiotroot; a, Illikor.otroot ; Gls Ifik owl tit. Oaloni.suset. BAST LANCASHIRE UNION OF MECHANICS' INSTITO7IONS. The council of this anion have issued a circular to make known to the members and pepi:s of the mechanic.' and other institutions in the anion, the principles on which the prizes will be awarded to sac competitors, the mode is which the ezarnination will be conducted, and the time when it will take place. . - Two preliminary certificates are required of every candi date, one that be has sot been educated at any higher than aselem y school; the other a certificate of character. The subjects of examination acid t►e prized are to be divided into three climes. In the third or lowest class, such elemen tary knowledge will be required as is neceseary in the com mon arts of Fite, and most important as a menus of making further prorates in sell-edacatiosi ; and, to give 'montage went to young men whose early ittucation has been neg. lected, this claim to to be divided into two sections ; the se cond or lower of which will offer rewards for a degree of at tainment so moderate as to be within the reach of every earnest sad well-con d vie d man, after a short periGd of steady application; bat no candioate to be admitted who has not attended an evening else. at least for the six months before the exeiniastioa. In the first or higher section of the 3rd Blue, the requisites will be, the art - ot reading and writing BeirHob correctly—reading aloud with good articulation and impression; writing— first, from dictation; second, from semi ry, a simple narrative; sad, third, • letter on some probable domestic osearrenoe, selected by the examiner. In this clout, spelling and grammar ere not to he tested otherwile than by these i.e.. The candidate' are also to answer arithmetical questions in the rules preceding decimal fractions. Farther, to reply in writing to some questions on the geography of Great Britain, limited to the =estate chaise, sestenbeds, and river drainege, and the incitation of the coalfields; all considered as affecting the sits. of the chief poets, towns, and manufactures. In the gel section of the 3rd class tee candidates ere to be examined ' raft in English rending, wilting from dictation, arithmetic • kr as simple proportion, and in the geographylof Englaad. fb• sign of the highest point of excellence in this class will M 100 marks ; and no caudidate in the Ist section of the der will be entitled to a prise unless he have at least* marks meek for Enaliatt compoaitioo, arithmetic, and Mr =7 ; ant, in the 2nd section, soles" he have 2.5 saarbi or English reading and diciatlos, arithmetic, and gess Flyby . No prise will be awarded to a candidate in OM lit Section who has lose than 200 mute, nor, in the 2sil sew Use, to any candidate who has less than 120 narks; seal the prises of the 3rd class will be awarded to the three can didates who have the highest number of marks is the Ist 'emus, gad to the ale eaadidates who have the highest enniber of marks ia the Zed section. The second class of prises will be awarded lifter an us sinatioa, conducted in the following manner. Each can didate may analyse and pars, in writing, a purge of English, or par phrase a purge from verse into pros.; or repeat, with p eeper uproars, 60 lines from Goldsmith'. " Traveller,' selected by the examiner. (The whole poem must, in that case, be committed to memory.) He may work decimal fractioas,and the usual rules in the mensura tion of plum surfaces and solids; answer, is writing, parties. on the geography of the Bri tish islands and empire; answer questions on the ample mechanical powers (lever wheel, and axis, pulley, wedge, screw), and the theory of hest. The highest eseelleoce is this class will be denoted by 300 marks. No candidate can be successful unless he his 76 marks, at least, for the imam on the English language (rimier, paraphrasing, sod recitation). Emmy succerfal candidate most have, at least, 200 marks; but it is sot necessary that the candidates should have marks es each subject ; and It is retommendod to candidates that they should strive for smillex . in a few subjects rather than for general but shallow information In many. The six oandidatos possessiog the highest number of auks above 200 will receive prises. Is the first clams any candidate may be examined orally and by written gateau', oa Paley's Natural Theology. He may, also, be in like manner examined in the History of Ragland, since the accession of Elisabeth. He may write his thoughts es say of the following subjects, via. :—On the boat mode of educating a boy bora in this country of parents supported by manual labour; or, on tee best Wane of self ed coition for a young steno( the winking class, after leaving the dilly school; or, oa the comparative cost in money of self-edoestioa, and of habits of solf.indulgence; or, on household economy, as, for exemple, the selection of a hoar, as respects the healtbinem of the site, its drams:ea, method of warming and ventilation, arrangements (or the comfort and morality of the Welly. Also on the beet modes of p dog the spread of a contaitiosi disease In • house hold, and of disinfectiag a house which has been visited by such a malady. Ho may answer quietism In algebra, or In " Tate's idechasias ;" quietism on the history, theory, sad construction of the steam engine; questions on che mistry, *quietly is its applications to manufactures and agriculture. 400 marks will denote the highest excellence in this class. No casdidato au he suet medal who does sot 100 marks for the English ezercises (i e., Patty, posses f tl history, or English composition, on the subjects selected); and 200 marks for the history, theory, and con struction of the deem engine. The marks for chemistry will have mush lefluncie on the candidate's position In this dam. Bic prises will be distributed in this fist class, bat throe of them will °sly ho attainable 'uy candidates who have more than 300 marks. No candidate will obtain any prise Is this first glue who has less than 250 muss. Lay cendidato may propose to be examined in any of the above elm" is mathematics, or in any demurest of natural misses not named, by giving notice to the naminers one smooth before the day of ezunination, of the nature and extent of kis acquirements, is order that as examitiatioa. paper may be prepared to tut his knowledge. He will have credit for any marks thus gained. The prises in these three glasses will be determined in the following :—The eteascil recommend the directors of the several institutions to take steps to have the iastruction in their ieg OMNI regulated, so as to prepare their pupils for the examinstioa, especially by accustoming them to written *serapes. They alio magpie tbat. la tin math of Hey, 1857, • preliminary eisadmillonstionld be WI Is each institution of all pupils desirous M lineme wmilMates ; and each pupil should, atter each esanaisatios, be advised as to the cisme is which he should eater his name. (Then follow directions as to notion, toe) The examination will be conducted by ono or more int partial persons selected by the oouocil. It will be partly oral, but chiefly by means of written answers to printed quattoss, which will be put before each candidate. The eudidatiss will answer these quietism without any assist as from books or from each other, and will therefor. write them is the presence of the examisen. When the ace nets we finished they will be sealed up sad sent to some gentle man unknown to the mafioso, be will:assign marks to each paper. As nos as this is done, the Bacterial candidate. will be declared. The prim will be distributed publicly. All madidates who have 160 marks in asp elms will receive sertilloates of merit, la which the nature and utast of their &squirmiest. will, in each case, be accurately sot forth. The shiefemployers of labour in the district have declared that they wed attach mach valise to thoyeartifloates proofs of meritorious exertion, correct IW, and mental eepeeltj, in giving employment or promotion. It is hoped they will hums a mane of promotiog the commercial advisement of enoeeeefal sandidates. The number end money value of the prim ere to be—in the let clue sin oases of 61. vales ease; is the 2nd glue, six of 41. • and ie the 3rd elms, let section throe of 31.; second section ; an , 11. seek in value. • m edal sad a special wirtilleate ma also to be awarded teeny candidate who Osman the whole ef the marks required to deans the highest merit is any class. &pante prises are to be awarded for skill la art, vie.:- 1. Drawing of form from models end disgrams, on the method proposed by Mr. Bader Williams 2 Map and plan drawing, foe evirveyon of land, to 3. Mechanical draw lags, iselndiag seashinery, tools, and working drawings of balding% @arrestor'', mason's work, excavations, Sc. 4 Aniline:mai drawler. 5. Industrial designs for all the trades of the diarist. 8. Drawler: of the human figure. fipesial arresprente will be made foe the eramination of the progress M pupils is the several schools of design, and for tasting their ability ; and • prise will be awarded under each of the above mix bends. The ezueination will take Woos Is Bentley, Ia 1867, probably I. July or Assist.—' Mandiester Onerelien. IKCIZAII2 op THE CL1102.-00 Sunday last there were admitted into the ministry of the Cherub et Baglaad, I y ordination, 293 additioeal chrome's, of whom 114 were from Oat rd, 100 from Cambridge; 21 tram Kiag's College, Leaks ; 16 from Bt. Bert, Divisity College, Cumberland ; 11 frees es Ilaleenity of Harken; 10 from Trinity Col lege, Thelllio; 10 literate. (that 1., peewees who have not bees am. sop university or eollesiate mown) ; $ from lb. Chetah Illieisoory College, at Islington; 4 from St Aldus College, Birk's* end ; god 2 tem the Chioloomem College. Of them, 43 were ordained by this Wisp of 89 by lb. Bishop of Lichfield, 38 Ey die Mir* of Logdos, 96 be the Arslibrahep of York, 26 by the Wallop of WkorAoster. 22 by the Biihop of Bath sod Wells, 18 by the Bishop of Bellebery, 17 by the Bishop of Reeheeter, 17 by the Meets of Lincoln, 16 by the Bishop of Oloaseeter sad Bristol, 12 by the Bisbop of Chichester 11 by the Bishop of Hereford, sad 10 by the Bishop of Carlisle. • ~, YOUNG ENCILAND.—TA. Cheltenham Ezammer repotte the Chrietwas Gemination at the Grasser School is that tows. Oise of the sedates% matters (Mr. Jeffrey) [acidosislly related a pereosal anecdote. There ts s reps tattoo of the school designed to form fa Si. pupils the habit of easy sad petvpicsous *connotes, ecoordien to which the eeverel boys are remitted to brie( fa every Woodsy owning es English letter oa some subject, relation *owe wetter of feet, es d at theme'. time enernerag a otatistoar, or mem meat. Mr. Jeffrey raid that one boy is his clam brought him the ant week a HAW detailing is methodical order the boons aad work of the week, without one word of colo nial. This, of wore% would sot do, ssd the led was told so. Neat week the boy pretested Ms tutor with an Hwy, • little "'eddies ankle is feet, criticielep freely Mr. Jeffrey's atenigtemeat of the clew, sueseeting there was too Wash dew devoted to this sod too little to thot. Boa Tow Public Houses.—Tbe following houses of lir. Dyer, late brewer of B otos, were pot op by IMO Don es Thursday sight, the 18th .—Tb• brewery sod reel. deuce, Bergetreed, for whieb the highest bid wee 1,800 p.; the swerve 3,0001. The Crose 1t.;.. Ramat@ ; highest tgd, 8001., reserve, 9001. Ralf-part of tio Three Leggerbeeds, *e., bought for 4201. The °oldie Fleece, High-street, knocked dews for 6001. Skop tied bertshop, liornewale road, knocked down to Mr. Smith, plumber, of Bargete. The Bleak Rear borrsouse, Chesieide, bought for 2161. The Red Litre Ina. Eirtisfiltesd; highest bid 3201., reserve 4001. TOG Rid Cow bamboos*, Hashiestoo, knocked down for 33101.-IVeseforil Ibigerry. 1 na 1 MOM blade up at whims r.• 'Mil Mita illy whin the dm Poet 011 or. patched. the "P latt " l ". ____,_„„_, Lek. ...... 7th,17 at th, Men -....... HN) al e the Math. Madrid Dm. 211 Tagus Gibraltar ... MMUS. I ----, Gibraltar .^ 1 Melba trisa Pt ..... etli a 2:h ten aid a- . cd on the tk. 1 th r pi t,„ Waal* V s si Aim Mauritius math. Un i l ...°".....: 1 China 4th to Routh. Penang Singapore Ate )„, ~„ „ .. 1 Rooth. Gram. , th... _ Red the Gan) -,•••••• ••• • r empton. blan hetet Gir2t . Elcol 1 . I droTiue s• E Jan. 5 li D."- W. - 'Jan. 25 ing:=l I mouth. Lindsay Ceykin ...... j ! Lisbon ...... Madeira OspedeVade Bra= l6 Jan. 9'••••• Boat/. ampton. Taw. Jae. 12 Tyne gemeetyree Falkland L lands Wee Ind= 1 (tempt Ha. vans and let and v li vlr th .) • lad& 17th Booth. M . 14th o r II of the Orinoco Grey Town swath. .24".• lens the KewOraneda month. OWL ... Pent Calitornie 16th HOOMITIS Name . ... • • mete . -••••••••• 1164 " •••••• )TA Yen. 2 j emtb. Ma i ds. Jen. P. .Orinoto Henna ••• =tiptoe. tons leaders.... rewrite ... jE. JIM. 23 . 1 117- Gambia ten. 6... Candace w.C.ohlirics - month. Britiabdcatb Liver. America .) I Every Fri. I m bola Dee. 59 Arabia Celled Stead Gaited Mates tan. 6 and Limy. Britlieborth 9 =arm= Atlantic Jae. 1 Atiatit's .Anierko . Tuesday.. i P cK ' L Onttet Bla u)) Beitlandorth V Decal 1 B ooth. Weehlag Dm. 2. Ant , mete). ice Canada -... I E Jeri. 27 ) Li•et. Anglo- 7th. 7.. nlO. pooL Beim • Pam KARKB7B. CORN.—Warearoon, Dae. 24.—Our market was gone holiday character as to the am but of butuen transacted, but de way a th tide, ly firmer feeling for most ultra of the trade than some time pest, and the turn of priers in favour of millers. FDINII.OS, Dec. 14.—We had in the market te.day 1,154 pia wheat, 1,165 qrs. barley, I,Ai4 qrs. oats, and 87 qrs. bear*. 'IA.,. were sad— V. hest, 801, buoy, 1,404 ; cote. le.ho ; , and beam :I qrs. Larne sop de !, of grain te.y. Wheat sold readily palm heavy. Prime bad rupee a downward t , ndeincy taday, compared with tut week—Wheat was re. down onto and 4.. 44, on average. Barley was 1. ed. down on top, arid 84. on Baco n , Data were 8.1. op on top, end ad. up on average. Bears were U. dual, on top, and Oa. 7d. on average. Wheat. 31e. 61. to 625. Bolt.; 235. to 445. Oats, 13e. to an.. Bean., 601. to 325. Weight or ti,9 wheat, 62410 a.; barley. Ulnas.; tate, 161161.; end beans, Vets. per bushel. Gbaloow, Dar. 24.—The week's arrivals of loftign wheat and flour are again vc. y large, then bole of the latter and about 1.5,000 qre. of the former Esing from America, the rest of the weed, tog of anargo from Tqpnar r. one from Egypt, and 1,1 , 0 qra. from the Bettie and Denmark. Of clam and oatmeal from !retold Menu. plies •ro t 3.10 sue on laurel Hence Ike date of our Mgt or. over buyers have rem.' -ed pretty math on the Di etre, but holders of wheat and flour re d.tt d tartlet r d. cline. Ow*, with the tamp. it= of the I: st 1 ...wick, which arc taken for ealtork net little at trattoria Barley was offyriaa cheaper. Ibis day's market wag only me 1 erately Wend. d by emyer.., awl olthr.ugh, a. wool toward. the rod of die year, there was not much business Is-slag. a semewhat firmer feeling mulled as regards wheat aad flour, tag full priots of L-vt week being obriined in t h e tales edeeted. Oats met little attn. boo, but there was relit r more inquiry for mime'. Fine huffy wares, sad bold rather firmer; other torte unaltered. Bunk peas, and Indian corn unchanged. CATTI E.—Enuct.vson. Dsc. 24.—The supply a sheep ti s fawning was 5,0114, Ming 1 I more then last Or.k, sod last week'. rues .ully facluilitic.l. A gal elcormee at Ms close. Top pt ice .1 the t K mutton, 7 d.; current, bid. to 7.1.; middling and inferior, 5 d. to W. per tb. Toe supply of cattle Ira. 417,k:quoit 187 let, dun lost web. Dowsed elm gc 1, sod fully higher thsn lr it week. Best eon of t !yds ►rought from kn. to Bs. ad. ; witiondsry, from 7s. to Ts. eld ; ink tor, f 7. AL per imports stone. We bad in tke market to-day—SP cep, 5,091; hit 417 ; 'Ain ditto, 07; clutch cows, 24 ; and p p, 311. SHIPPIIVO INTELLIGENCB. THE SEA-BUItIVE MAILS. [When the data for malting ap a mail rails on a Sunday, the mail remains open unt4l the cal :( w me; incept to the as of the Ladle mall, vla Southampton, which, on rush oemakma, I =deep W men* previousl ARRIVED. Aurreaua—at Gravesend, remember 23, Rom Wybers ARM—at Graveeend, December 2S, rem Caer. Beene Gar—at Gravesend, December 23, from Antwerp Bur aJaarrr —at Gravesend, December 23, from et. *chafs Brice—at Gravesend, December 24, Roca Ostend CONCORDIA—at oMilleed. December 22. from P ltterdam FAIL Apostasy—at Gravesend, December 23, from Rotterdam luaiLu—at Gravesend, December 23, from... Guernsey Loan I..Rvesau,—at Gravesend, December 23, tram Danka. liocrausrron—at Gravesend, December 23, from New York VeLocrre—at Gravesend, December 25, from ..... Cocenbagen SAILED. Dennaza—from Gravesend, December 23, to Ram ILtmoreassoane—hoe Gravecend, December 23, to Anton; Ina R. Pear.—from Ora•eend, December 23, to Ducks. Inamaaarn—tront Gravmsod, Deoembsr 22, to. Amen .3-HOLLOWAT'B PILLS ARE TAE. nationneran hanawaas ;Oa Tot Craig cr Arruna.—Mr. James Jud. , o It beam% bad Wee for year. .?tiered wi b asthma, eacel iencisit peat wow amen respiration, with violent rtugh ; be had rise acme pales la bin aide. Ile tried every remedy and was ads.ard by P . ! eialeeed Melbcal practittonere, but thia time, patience and money woo Abe Wawa away. He at lenuth had cecourm to Bolles., a Mk mg by nenevering in Our use for a few week, °Mai-ad '4 coot Inweinrabie result and bec.rne perfectly cunt —hold by all asislue wader. thnnehout the amid; at Probers. !lotion; b eateblidaMesna. lie. Strand, London, and 00, Maiden-lase, Suit Tort; by A. Stamm Constantinople ; A. Guidicy, Smyrna; and E. Msdr, Malta. . BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ALLISON—Des. IL at Richmond. road, Barnabury, Ws wife of Mr F. P. Allison, of a daughter. ARLEDOIL—Dee. n, at Upoor Costle, the wife of H. W. Arledge, 6g., Paymaster R.N., of a daughter, aril toss. ILIAL—DanIti, at Baesewterrsee„ Mrs. F. Ulla, of a son. 2 , :at West-bill, Wandsworth, Wes. T. Gahm:, Va — das i gt GUN 111310.—Dee. 23, at The Hall, Wigan, lb* wife of G. W. OW3. alag, Fai n of a daughter. HIBBIZT.—Ike. 31, at Park•pieee, laytoe, Km J. libber, of a Boolllllll.—Dee. H, at Candies-square, the wi'e of Kr. A. Hooker. of a daughter. HUtell'Eft—Dee.ll3. at Rol al•terrace, litaategate, the wife of Co[awl W. Hunter, of a daughter. YAR[L—Des. Ht, at Beaufey.ternee, Weida-rale, the ',lie of A. Mart; Bap., of 'daughter. NAHUM—Dee. 24, at t.turles street, Berkele7•goare, the wife at N. Nein" M.D., of a &lighter. PAIN.—Dee. 18, at Oloureeter-plate, J. Pay; Aaq., of a daughter. the tuft e MARRLAGIA. itfill—COLLlßL—Dee. 91, at Bt. James% Church, 8.0. by 1 " Rim. W. F. heel. M. Y. Bush, YN., ol Kilmnedoo, Foceinat. Rosa Mary, daughter of theist. J. Collins, req., of Farnborough. Ilemaset. IitaVIN—HODOSON.—Det. 31, at the pariah church. Lenin Mr. S. Crams, to Min Jaw turatieth Hodision, both of litausict, seat Leeds. lAISTIB—YELCHER.--Dee. 91, at the parish church of B. ighton. by the Rev. J. illierton, t estate J. Heine. of the nd t uroven Light IsMatry, to ADDIS Maria Oardoer, tlaualner of the late J. O. ?either. Req.. of Stockwell, annoy. AWE—HABO:M.—Deo 23. at It. Jobs's Church, Wrirerhanyttr. by the Rev. H. Posetney, Mr. R. tl Lose, too t.f the late, Mr. a • Lome, of Grantham. to March, daughter of Hie late Mr. Hoes no e Hanleishey, Morciereveldra RAW T /11,5111 TH.-Dec 24, et the parch thurch, Loot., by the Ray T. Poseurs, Mr. J. L. Sawyer. to Liza, daughter of lir. J. both of Huusles seat toads. FIANTON-RIDDELL.-Mee. 23, at the r arf.h church, Stroud, Gloocestereedra, by the Rev. A. J. MA.. J. T. Stotts. Req., Ilertgal Array. ton of W. H. Stsbuto, Ley., t he Tbrucy,, Lows' Loveday. oarishter of J. Bidden, E•c1.,,0 , b ord Abbey. WALJACR- ROBISCON.-Des. 24 at i. um .I#ll CIRO th• thas the Rev. T. S. Boasts, Rote rt, sou of Mr. C. Walker, to i.e. tel daughter of Mr J. Robmsoo. both of Hull. WEBSTER- eQUIRE -Pee 24, at ellsor Chtects. Redfordebire, by the Rey. T. P. Ferguroa WA., O. Webster, of Prekbam-not . f 0. webs's', req., as D.. of Dulwich, burroy, to Rose, daughter e . W. P. Square, Fog., ol New busy , &lam DIAThB. - BATPIEtR—de. f; Yr. W. J. Bayeeld, sow of Mt. F. Baydell, tate of St. Thomaes.street, Borough. Bltteff ETT.—Das. IL et Balms.. Edward, soh of 1.11. Bennett, !Au Cl.Phool•Pwa..o 4 H. CORBETT.—Dah $l, at Cbartaagtrest, °wort rior.aquare, &Coned. Lulu Mad 60. DAY.—Dee. 11, at Duat's.bill, Wandsworth, Surrey. Mr. W. Mit aged 10. OAUEODEN.—Dee. 22, at Ewell Castle, J. Gadeedes, YAq., late lbsb Itherig of ths *Nasty of Surrey. LGIIAL—Doe. Si. Kr. J. I Gems, t f Aldeniate.stsirt, City, and fottaerly of Biddtaidca. Kent, age/ 30. MITCHELL—Dee SI, at Cartsbrooke, Tao of Wight, C. Mitchel. EN; awl TS. MOILOAN.—Dos. at Basting% Bliss Catherine, lath of B. Man". rah altars*. mar Bora ieh. 73. at Hamar ih.ion, Ilottoro, taw. son of Mr. G. .. Read, law of the Sienna aged 37. WELLIL—Dee. 11, J. Wells, Fio., of Nortlturoherlaagstrtet , 0 . 2154 . and lb. United Service club, awl IL TALLOP.—Des. 22,, at Albert.rosd„ Begeaes•park Mt. am IL ?dated and pabliotted Es V 011.1.1111 KI No lI*LI, or N. e. Umi, th• My 4.1 Loodoe, Printer, M tbv Offoce. Iv Lvonw. Ikrect. la the Practact tatanara.—lawat. tam :e. I I ! i