The Express. — London, England, 1857-01-06 00:00:00

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Wawa T NOWB LENT TO READ. tow 8 sm. a ., irk iD A1 213 9 ..04 isz e rmmea m osuate wan. at ;111. WAL. Itre Ita t re . " I' 11. HE fERESB.—The PUBLIC sad TRADE nuista:`;lV%llsl;4l IRE REPRESS—TM PUBLIC sad TRADE SVPPLIIID arm shersoos i tt Mitient 4, by IC STEMS. pule a rjer1111111:17.0aD imMrICZAD I VI I t Ss rislig. eto expreoo. Admelremeate ~ M &Wag piper, mem Is Os Oir. Ilevierlesize4 W Alba is eke alp el Wanda 114_ Tao o no mr ba.m, THZ HOZ DER Yra Ilfookoh Illro IN Z Win Toilml—Airi W WD .oror d wrolmo RAM or. U atroola mil sir p ig .. Ham Nam IliaZwirog rod .Wm ; Tr y Twin imam • VIDAL ANSA AINIMI ALADDIN AND TON woNDsarn Comet.••• et. semi Beelemela GeNte lAA/. C. Aar..et /AA Iteem LT Ts aseist i rle dal, J. /6~4 rot MI; aim Valor. O. yam gni MOO DEESON, who seems to have rejoiced in an infinite sasortment of wigs and whiskers, and to have been in the weekly practice of " immeeking his noted outer garments" in some new disguise. It was in the department of some other gentleman of the firm to act as follower to the bearer of the cheque. The duty of this follower was to enter the bank "promiscuously," at the same time as the extem porised messenger, and to watch operations at the counter; in case of failure, to decamp instantly, in order to warn the usociates who were in waiting; in case of soccer, to follow the messenger back. This last precaution was frequently necessary. On one occasion a freshly-caught messenger, who had been despatched by the confederates from the Eastern Counties Railway to BAICLAT'S Bank, having got his cheque cashed, was observed by Mr. Arwr.u., who, on this occasion, acted as watcher, to be returning to Shoreditch by the somewhat indirect route of London-bridge. A tap on the shoulder from Mr. ATWELL, and a gentle reminder that " a gentlemen was waiting for him at the Eastern Counties," restored the truant to a sudden recollection that he bad mistaken his way. Indeed so well were the measures of the company taken in this respect, that they do not ap pear, in many years of villany, to have met with • single loss from the retributive rascality of theagents, who ran the risk (in one case as it proved a nay real and serious risk) of becoming their victims. One of the master strokes of " JEM &MAID" ap pears to have been his device for extorting a signature from 'shrewd practitioner of the law. A gentleman connected with the firm had " accidentally found in" (i.e. filched from) the pockets of Mr. Ternautt, a soliciter, a quantity of blank drafts on Gosuso and Co.: the point was to get Tun&Ea to fill up a cheque, in order that three blanks might be turned by the forger's craft into gold. The contrivance adopted was this. The name of 1153 r was assumed for the nonce by one of the confederates, and attached to an 1 0 U for some thirty odd pounds. Mr. AT wELL took this I 0 U to Mr. T=orso's directing him to write a lawyer's letter for the amount. The requisite sum was meanwhile furnished to the soi-diseet Haar, the lawyer's letter was sent to the indicated address, and in due course the SOL, which had been lodged for the purpose, was paid into the lawyer's dace. In a day or two ATWZLL called there to receive it, trusting that Mr. Tywsza would write a cheque for the amount. So ingenious was the villany that ATWELL had dealt with Mr. TrI.VER under the name of Mr. W. Hoerr, in order that Mr. Therm, by making the cheque payable in that name, might betray the manner in which he wrote the syllable "lion," so as the better to enable the forgers to fill up the blank cheques for hundreds. All this inge nuity, however, was • this first occasion thrown away. To the greet disgust el Mr. Arwrxt., the clerk of Mr. Teem simply paid him over the hard cash ; and the trbele process had to be repeated again, with a maani lOU for a larger iram, lodged in the mom rep ma bikes oat by the erne party. This eresed time the rue succeeded, and the blank drafts on " Oceintos " wen Iliad up to a very large amount We will net at preeret perm farther the reepliosted whales of this labyrinth of vas,, bet irtel tabs the therly of concluding with the following esstierset of Mr. losarrute Wtt.n the Great, whisk mega to ex press with err eiremay the uateral relsetbne that arise in the mint whoa asetropheing sea • MN" es Gael Mr. Jana TOWNIZEND Sawn=: "net the ems espeity idle qualifies a heartbreaker, a ldghwaymt• • a sheplitter, to arrive at any high degree of ambere is his pried" wield likewise rain aam le whet the wadi seisms a more bassaraile rib& I do not amyl wq, Is many la rgesse, it ie evidlat that mere iagenity, more art b neennary to the lower than to the higher Fo ldouts." Tne Ovum, TT LITI V A I NLYA lasts ou tr 4Ullll9,2ali o r . : . .s ii.i. ili= reirirlamay; limiraoliedlessd Liam trus NTANDARD ivonroalis aer=orIi v aCINDT.PIOLIVY LLISLACI Ova ; or. 'LW rda MOH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. ▪ D..r.•Yerales. Marrs" W. No. teromm.—akrabs. ILL ea. Immara.llla. MLL LONDON, TUESDAY; JANUARY 6. ANOINII glimpse into the 'mysteries of ths under. grand world--a beat rsrelstios el those secret ;genies of crime whir, beneath tie dramas mar ire of easventiosel society, are reirsady plying their mels-like task The crime of the age partakes of the character of the age. Vast is seen—hrtile it messes—abeedeat is cmatiertios—sevel in Jana tios—lt meats Aw itself a type at greeters whisk the Isar daring hada of Mr. Ironer; NV= sem reached. It works by ream and electricity— has 07Ttipposdeats in half the cities of Ewer, and Vaasa the Atlantic to dispose of its spells. The Wear which has doubled the remoras of wealth, has imped the wings of thievery. The Mercury of the moderns is a gad et ex press trine and telegraphic despatches, sad hie minions, casting their old motley, lire daringly as they plunder, patrons the best of bikes, drink the choicest of wines, drive the neatest of broughams, and protect the most easily at Colum bian Where is it all to end, this irruption of the demi-weeds into the regions of respectability? Whoa are we is trust and whom to direr ? What rarity is there that the pleasant boon reepance, the admirable host, the eminently respectable neigh- Wei cof today may not to-morrow be firing in a faces' dock ? Here is this last business of the " Great City for gorier—it is no exception to what we most new regard ma the general rale. It is a long and compli cated series of villanies—a complete epic of forgery and thieving, with a person el mairseatly respectable peskier as its hero. In the dor-awed' this "gnat mesa" is familiarly know, as "lad &warm, the Demister." In the Ur Lid of the present year he appears in more formal style as "Jam Towns- KIND &WARD, Eq., Berristern-law and Special Pleader, of the Inner Temple and the Home Cheat." His dated call is stated to have tees the 28th it November, 1840. " Int BARAILD:' ear readers may remember, is stated to have helped the "Great Bullion robbers " in disposing of • portion of that pleader. Bet that set it friendly ammistare was bet a tang episode in his truly great career. The singe it whisk be is sew assigned on the riders of an so rosplice—a gentleman who, like Mr. Mimi is the bellies car, maw sat of prison ender a esatesse at traseptetaties for life—is that at having bra for yeas the managing director of a set eljeinhateck coompsay far the easier perpetration at forgery. Of erne Mr. ATWZLL'II evidence is to he regarded with ameliorable musician, and ia a legal point of view— • i.e., for the purposes of obtaining a Ana casvictkos— is weer Bath* aril it is corroborated ; bat, ea was the ass with the teethecry or Alma, it Is fall d minute eiremaances, whisk as artility of issegi- Mies weld pably have invested ; and It will ao dont reran, ea Acre's did, do most empire eau- Imam her the trireme of the awl of witaross ebe or% it appear, to be senasessi for the proms gratin. gilt Court. -.- NITIMI6IOII, Jtw. 6. The Queen wad Prime walked in the Home Perk this monk* sad vWtsd the Deana ef Hat, at Prepare. The Prince of Wake weed eat Innthe. Cola , KlamathV. the Itheseerian Minister, ha Loa den yetherday, on a vitt to the Earl awl Coster of Jersey, et leddletta Perk. The Countess Helene Hiehnatterage kaa lea town, m a risk to the Had end Coasters Howe, at Oepedl, ladonlereldre. The Lad Chancence will resolve the Judges, Queen's Comet, An, on Menday next, the Ant day of Hthry Tara, at his lotagies rend' once, to Upper Brook-street, at 12 o'clock. Amy** hi Armes Mann. the swiss gm- TANN posisi by this Aim. yeeleinthip in bead Ind the ekigthity csi t.ite.lb gay sheen ebb le en SP nieleggns eta water lead. "Jet itiiieratattr glad egnmileas was lo pews= him. ▪ bt the ibek hale., by ad at . m ay bush. ee phigetion, et se may bleak aheirairhods • eir he mild preens I the next stop you le Ohl& the shenthires el the ~as t the thinhlseinbio thew the berth, ee all up the draft. tar on& oupo as amid satiety the cupidity et ties begin slant art.hYt.tr anspisiom at the Mahe amt the 111 t, la Sells 'es spoil on the sgsitals peirlipiratawillei Ole kraut rinks amok to as ohnidietergeeloor who hod taken the nen proni not pen Y the rink. Thi was the general alive The dna% at awn of esti eineenive sole viniod. A levy meal description et .halos=" with the gin was, after having anapisted the hemp SI IMO or mars shown whin twined oparennie he a week, them to p inn the lighwegs and pin sp sane mninspeding yowl to est nelenwer ef fie cirque to the bane, giving hhe &Wien to bring back the proceeds lo the *wiring' sesse, Weigh were of Neon benetheteiy enema when the object of their hirers had been than snow 'thin. The geationan principally engaged to the hiring department apron to have been a Mr. Am- His Excellency Count Kielmaneegge, the Hano mien lOntoter, lift Dad= youterdsy on • via to tin Rut sad Castor of Jimmy, as Midi:Mos Pat. no Combat RAM boa bit tows ca • vidt to ttio Sod sad Comatose Howe, st Oopiall, Loicatuiddro. The Duke of Willi - nein ha been among the vide= at Hatfield WINO. no D0d0.... preveetid Mein the porty. 11%; Lard Chancellor will receive the judges, eamia'a eaaseel, des, ea Maeda, mart, the ink elay 4:4 Teem, et hie bentehip's tedeleaes, 4 Um. &wh atnot, at twelve tieloeik. Lord Sand's lasa arrived in town from Hatfield Raw. The Yea. Are Memo Hale, Archdeacon of Im ago, bee tosigwed dr Brag ad We viruses of Cripplegats, whisk be las bid he the lirt ter years. Is the early pot of het wash, theirs& dr Artillsrea forwarded his ragas tics to the Bishop et Lawks, sad leaf main rearsd as seed sottileatios that it was accepted. The fiord Is lathe get of the Clefts" el h. roes, sad i valued, it is rid, at MM. aisoz. _ _ TM Ansa observosef Lord Napier's appointment b Edda mbar at Woe/mega Coaasatteed in lost Seats dy's Espror), "By Ids perigee maw be would appose * I. *bobby Sited de any aliens* appointment la tits sift der Corn, so* only to Webs to Wridytoa. He dos boor well busk. H. putrid the and d diplo. trey* Tbena, Catirdnorlo, Hy* St. Petens bung, end yob et Carstertinyis. Ns is, thireins, ramose to reproesst big country to be Heel, or at say d the bop& end ma lay courts of gorthrodol Nye*. lb very orb, base, witk 'Wok b Ira *been& to to. bulks at *dips* proves that b has river bed dos to Oa al beg lib be webby alb* laitibtioes. Ho boo I am Is soup, Ild obeation at Hoeing**. A bone ebbs Wadi My bra nods, id cortably may a boo say as lirlablits go. It * set ear widt to anti at dog nna, for be ads** wry belt rerentisa breapasky; bat re el** tobasysins. TY bob star athester st Hairy ice *nil be en escordssel ens` so to. or is ozerytkeaL • seemlelleirwood blob wan, seeabored to males home, rib on laylialt byre In his boad—he roods so ober-- weal be the bees .repossestothe we serld egad semi tbs Abade. Lot as bye Set a elm system say la rag be aderlad all eyed to this. diplomatic rob and, mega ebb, risk Ltd Nprise joy et la 1116 for pis vell ebb Sbes ever Yeast, and taltos brniag by be szempls of big *eagerness, be sasy do blo enantry geed etedes, own ea Waddastra." TIM Row. Couxos op Pirruciars.—A mow bp of lb Mom Mei by Comionst wog bid at yostwdy Star relle=al=reszaboyelresut, Cam- Hier* a Prodani if lbw Cel . Z= Eh* Consithebni le INC Ober in wir" No lip kora. ia 1117/0 mad INS; lambs Crab la LW • Hensinse Ss ISIS, ISO, MlS, ii ir me ; sad Croaks la S*ll PAWN ESPOSMidt.,...do. B. T. B. 011 as des ornated • geld mil boss illaTonti Make* of n mere, as- NM Wein, embled to Mr. arri Coo ssitikag dr p IMMO& dee • etit/witty eemseneme tor the Ootel Pads Siploaliml pSy_ Hr. abbe oho 'endued orb time lab a Plo* CIeo ANY as sospein lenager, order bad of Tads, at be liallsb Awned- Oral Maildaty ths rebuttal Equelibr of NN, THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1857. li TESTIMONIAL TO DR. LIVINGSTON. The LOAD MATOI, in opening the proceedings at the Hamden Hall, al which we gave a brief account in yesterday's Erprom, said the most gratify* event connected with bin mayoralty up to that time was that the at wet* over which >w bed Um canal upon to pride to that hill was a meeting convened for the purpose of paying a naticesl tribute to Dr. Livingston. (Chests.) The remits of Dr. Livingston's remarches during the sixteen years that he had been engaged la talmiretary en terprise, were, in a commercial, as wall 8A in a Chritien paint of view, of the highest importance. It appeared from his dthooveries that in the centre of South Africa there en feted a territory which was capable of producing almost every kind of raw material of which this country and others atood moat in need. (Hear, hear.) The Bishop of LONDON amid the feet rooktion, &Howe:— " That this meeting, omitting c 4 the merclueds, beakers, and others, the chisels cl Loam, hereby present to Dr. Livingrton their sincere congnituktions at the signal care end protection of Divine providence voschnoted to his throughout his prolonged and perilous labours in explaring the interior of Booth Arlie*, end the meeting cherishes the peti t, lug umnince that the important discoveries of Dr. Living eon will tend hereafter greatly to Memos the &knee et civilisation, knowledge, commerce, and freedom, =on the numerous tribes sad nations *1 that vast continent" It was very gratifying, ha remarked, that they were met together in that great mare of the induery and commerce of the world to uprise their gratitude to Ahnlghty God for bringing beck Dr. Livingston in safety *ma the pram work in which he had bra engsged, and their mincers de the that wham he returned spin to that continent, where hie heart was shady, he might be proambed by the same Providerce which had preserved him hitherto. It waa gratifying that they wits Oa to declare tbG opinions with respect to what Dr. Livingston had dons. It was gratify ing that Wince, oceommelal entsvere, and the rissiceery erre went hand is herd in hie per see, and wee all three matted. Has wee • Irma hr lemmeelves, which they would probably not be User be way, anomaly, that they were rpm b aetreedisery orespelime to wish A* rear maths *cm the which andered Ere direory to the glory of Clod. (Chews.) It was may sallembry M knew that Dr. Livispens, whale madessemelsg to emend the lapel of that, Lord and Saviour, W beta mail to gam peat light on may perk= of ademevelimikrenidederrise Memorised etromove,and had beer spit vp • way, se they trwsled kind boat, kr post eameold sologyries in • mantry whin than had been inn* ragbag et the idol lb Mar younitlin• It had ion meld ant lie was as sae is whiek pea web wore gureolly Abend by andistioe, awl that onspiles had now taken the pia 4 bilkflasha. let lea tbstiabi itwadi be fraud from the Wiry al the world, that Gawk gran works night be omenannstal by agoras of eceallighs, they were ponolly dornioat hr the odes an the Mira t billeikek ; and if It should please and to spa ma be mat coatbeat t Abbe kr the dillibra at rsitiros troth asi at einiontial sinpviso, the gait* would have been flirted hr more Omagh the Orb et an. devoted individual than through any stardom • sumbiesdku among themselves. (Chasm.) It had been said, menewer that the eve of brainy or at leer ofbrain, that honk inasnwin Which distimingoil ism &rind ties, is yob lib linnobt the lb indlbsea jskus to that ansatica by the taw asis dialing heroism which had tom w horl wlilia the in tow mire; and, while they had been calelenlitg the triumvir of harden an their own matinest, it err erfalitstov to know that is esether dsld hr away, mriesered by the spplanne of his bellow-oomor tomes, which weld saver reach kin is that diMmt sigh% Oh ma In boot coryin on • heroic nispin whisk inined their pin, wee pushers thin lose deeds to which they bed halite boa ant tosily to award it. (Chews.) In kolas; beak to the isrly hang of =than dry garmsUp hod that ia the dark tines anhebr to mike Wiry, them was dim Spree of Ira who 1d bra pat terietars of the hums ISM The lbws woo Own 4 yentas at whoa they know bat Gib. It II should weer pier (shod that those nations asapt elm Dr. laispllsa had naiad should swam • Ors is Go civilind world, ti maw would, no doubt, he hinii din ancosat the as in et their min lams loadriar. AM obeli la will iambi it sailindb Lap kr the Inlina she Is this iipatro• m ask at el oinis tors Meta fhb Dr. lei bples woerY eaby des awned d id era stamina in aides to the rot we* able ha kid bra bawd la pintasing; sad ohm la Word to the Soil of abloom antopho to which la on gib& it nest ha reiskilissy br b bin sin lb bilk ids fillowurealoyma wad all bb dkamsabs ; that whi1e . 1474 h. would not be eel Set lie WWI would be thin abed kag star he W lek aborted scam (Chan) lir. R. Cam. XX. la isirealtag the resolution, said be thought Gay all set bear bragsmis the par width was bat bagban then by Sising with barium sal dustily in wilinalig Ow that day the apostle divina tion sad Christianity ; pored and commented, as he was, by einisen yams of earessillebglesars. (Chas.) Valdaled demtedasse to the will it the lbsums ; a Mangum to maim Mk teat to the swiss deed mei kr the walla of hie fellow-sea—ire they had that us dart Ise hips motive far human pries ; ad whim fitaybeend Dr. Liar stoles pest margin saiontlag *nisi at wand dud sees, a mind stored with the ass cd expatiate, nod eon. vaned with the ataxia of the bum= brat, they eaw a combiastioa d hada:Rabb power with well-diread cake which could, it he knead would, achieve great things kr the kaiaks of the lumen mos. (Chess.) Taal menials had not always beat liakil with each high amnia time. They bed esen than, it.., dined by covetornma sad servility to samessibl speedation—he sight as to trioaphiat Inaviry. (Saar, bear.) Whenever taiga he dose for Dr. Liviagetca, let it Is the tribute of the Mart. It was well sometimes to amidst lib tom the higher pelts of view, to anieler it la conasion with the adilosmilos mieionary. Them was isoigh la what they bow shady of Dr. Limbs to raise thaw to sceneilliag et tha love mod temper to width they should web:am him, it to whisk they hoped books' to aid, Papp" sad char It.. la his 'Wow work. e. each thoughts se these abed holy light Oa Memmotes gloomiest mils, As on some city's easiest aright The tide ad maths ewe& The tower, at dome, and billawii7 Pre" Are saw thel with the geldes cloud ; And to wise barb this otitis hope is glaa— No mist that aims caa rains shin hid. the eye it Mama." (Chian) - . Ms Rev. W. W. °ILIUM% 01•011 el let. Peals Cathedral, empparted the vereletka. He ebarved that Dr. Livtaistee had traversed 'mad la Mita 14000 Ides la utast, paseratiag beta otte aide of that pareleady ashram ecatier - i a the air, rd obeenag hrbee pr peeree; rag tre wee war eirevag, radar as apnea the Were red rediedor al Or ask or the dander sr peareaties at re Who dad; sad r Be rend eke& hi bed rape' see taat be Waged to the tribe Or lard the bra am. ( C hen.) _ _ _ _ Dr. Ltrumereit tbab roes to speak, sad was meld be the rode rib the a. waimelear webrie. rhea refrain hal triad, be preirdle War re raped rellealkter • ribeldt darlibrihelhierby Mire ram kr thay heed wartilibe ger ikaralbet the wrier to IL Nowt be bed rota very lad ord GM. bartg bray wielded ide rave revelry—• Oar whir be W mot bed Sat rata mem he/me—wad be hoped tamed= k wear be emeeraberail that the dark bed nem for eke pis. is the sea& (Larlar.) At ell the anneira wire he bed bra peer be lad oadereared to canoe • trail idea al the Werke et Aar ; arida wee ao eratereadier word to weir • tall rearm othiotravele, be reterrory Morro ward be Ere at tad cetera for Me dolelmake f. sparer. As the Zombie re re berry faro the to. Wier, be woad re to wake UNE trey therres area. be that river with Merit la • ream et light draught.' They world fad the emery a ad ide et the rim to be fat. Is het the della aria be herd se • tab d cowry barer tar doothad, lattneard by wove area. river and emir with tear roes aid 0003111311 t rave, rats they had ma goat SO alba they would lad the &ward wheat • mile brood. Oa the tight they raid me • olio wooded corry, the prapel re Mies to. red, the beat at rick was employed by the rime to • rived ot ordeal para. Whoa • meat seapected Me rib of brae bewitched bla he red the beck at the woad to arciatais whatnot mho bad dome at or mot ?racoons( ap the river they word ore to Zambia, whore they would lad • VA roamer haring • lot salpharose berate at Ito, era& Bird Zambia Thick was a ran arra for they world dad forests of the Crater wee. Boyar' dr, the river append to to treat we to two roil., tweed. Mr it emend to him, boa he cord not clearly our the beaks becearke wee is • our.., sail them von • pat many reedy Wends on the bosom of the river. Bewail these Wanda the water was at the time when be was there eery deep. He believed it continued to be deep hr et lean lye months eff the year, and daring the net of the year there was a deep channel winding between the shallow mats of the stream. The river weer became entirely dry; and it continued large until they came to the gorge called Lapels, where there was a range el hills through which the river found a peewee. Here the country was very tesatifaL The bills, or rather mountains, for such they were, were covered with evergreens, sad the neer, and, in feet, the whole country, appeared exceedingly fertile. The country on the north beak of the river was much more fertile than that m the south. There were seen growing the sugar cane, cotton, indigo, the seem leaves of medicine, and different kinds of fibre, some strong specimens oe which he had brought with him. After getting through the gorge they would arrive eta cosl-Seld, some of the coal seams being charred through the active of volcaaic matter. Timm were, he believed, 11 seams of coal on the surface; and one which he measured was 68 inches in diameter. Near this mat-geld there was a gold-Geld, gold being carried by a number of cinema in minute quantities. As in ascending the stresses which lowed towards The, the pains oe gold became gradually coiner, he lathed that the tr ue gold-geld lay in that directknk. Any one who went se far se Teta could not but be pleased with the adjacent country ; it be peened beyond The, and bad a live for the beauties of nature, he would be delighted. About 20 mike beyond The there was a smell rapid, which, unfohunately, he did not see, having left the river at a point a little above the rapid. On getting over this rapid, which was caused by the Jutting of numerous rocks ammo the stream, the traveller came at once to a country which might be tamed the Paradise of the hunter. In no other part had he teen anything like inch a quantity of enthrals. He knew all the country in which Mr. Gordon Cumming hunted ; and there he never saw anything like so many animals as he saw beyond Trite; and, moreover, the country was astonishingly fertile. Supposing they had got to The, they would, perhaps, like to know something about the political or social condition of the country. Unfortu nately there had been Kalb wan there, in which the natives was led by people of Parthenon and Asiatic extraction. As the mother country did not In that CSIB beer the ex pense, the Portuguese had 'am rather sorely pressed. They were shut up In The for two whole years, and during that time they ate everything there except one another. As regarded the Portuguese, he must say he did not find them so degenerate se they had been generally coesidered. Those whom be met with were for the mat part intelligent, kepi table, and Friendly. The position of the Portuguese was somewhat like that of the Ma of clever men ; they were too apt to ampere them with their ancestors, who were the that navigators and trams of their age. Notwithstanding our own Year was, he believed that Englishmen made the beat colonists in the world. One of the peat secrets of the emcees of Englishmen as colonists was the fact that they took their wives with them. (laugh. ter.) The ladies, after all, were the great civilian After expressing it so his conviction that proper Invehiga dem on the spot would prevent the recurrence of Eater ware, he continued his description of the interior of the country beyond The. The whole of the valleys might, he said, be Irrigated by mesas of the numerous dreamt As to the shape of the country, ft would be found, on close examina tion, to be a bellow in the center, with elevated sides, • fact which, though he was in the country so long, he did not discover till about the middle of 1856. He then saw clearly that that was the eolallon of the whole of African geography in that part of the continent, and after he made the discovery he had the vexation of learning that Mr R. Murchison had long before anticipated what be ascertained to births fact. After some further remarks he concluded by saying that he believed his audience must wait for the book Win they could get any more. (Laughter end Melee.) The resolution vas then put end monied. Sir R. Meactimom them moved the following resolution "That this meeting, highly appreciating the integrity and perseverance of Dr. Livingston, in his extended sad dangerons Janney., deem It Incumbent to originate • pecuniary tribune, as en expression of their adadratket• and gratiteds for his disinterested and self-denytng labours to the camas of admire and philanthropy." Dr. Livingston bad, be observed, given but a very brief sketch al his own labours. He had omitted to mention the fact that, in order to qualify himself to take mtrononsicel observations, without which he could not have proseasted hla ramerches, be placed himself under the in struction of the government istreeenter at the Caps, by which mesas he wee enabled to produce • map of Attics which would be the admiration of the world. It was ireposeible that each services to mankind as Dr. Living ton's should Isavemosped the sheervatkm of their elders. The noble lord who so well conducted the foreign sloes of this marry hid taken every opportunity of be friending his ; end he might mid, that his lordship was I I aware that It wee the opinion of men diciest*, that a person posseribig such powers and qualifications a. Dr. Livingston maniketly did, might be tumfoily employed, not only hi W hining Chrbdanity but shoots soinepublic capacity ekes the frostier territory, in which he might be enabbd to prevent the calamity of war. Had Dr. Livingston'. talents been employed in optimist*, them would be little doubt that he would have retrained with a well-stored purse. As it was, however, he had come bath amongst them • poor man, with • wife and children, and it became them to unite foe the purpose of presenting to him an offering, which would elbow that they appreciated the merits of one of the noblest and most disintsrestel of Briton's sons, (Cheers.) - . - Colonel grans sseceded tin rewind= ; width was then pat awl culled. - Mr. J. DILLOIR OMNI a 11110111thil to the *Met that a subscription be ocamenced towards the fermation et a fond, to be called "The Livingston Testimonial Find," and that the Lord Mayor be requested to act se harmer. This redatioa sna secooded by Mr. 3. GIIINIrf, and wloPeot tin the mace Hr. &miff Kim, seconded by Mr. Alderman Wins, a commitke wan appointed to carry out the object. Mr.. 001 DOW COMING sad, and Mr P. LAMM sup ported, a resolution of thadai to the Lord Mayor for pro dding. 31; KomoommY.Moavnr, in supporting ihe moistest, mite sane resigns Is which be bore teetitoony to the lin postoace of Dr. Livingston's discomies is MMus to oats- MOM sal eivilintion. The resohdicetwee. thes adopted, mad the Lard Magee Wetly replied. . - Towards the ekes of the peceedisse the follow*, woof ether, sekeeriptioaa, were eaggoeseed to bags teas made to !adherence of the *et : The Lord Mayor, 10 plot; the Weep d Loudon, 10 rehear; the Bieber al Vidor* three d▪ ame; the Leedom Migslacary &misty, 1001. ; Yr. Abler am Wire, Kr. Alderman chair, Mr. Aldersaa Boa, Mr. Sheriff Mechi, Mr. Mai! Resta, Sir R. Marcithee, Mr. 8. Grapes, M.P., Mr. J. Dillon, the Use. A. ILlzaand, sad Mr. 8. Gamey, 10 Karma each ; Berea Deader, Sir Mow Moatellore, Mr. T. Raakey, Cokaal Dykes, sad Mr. W. H. Bodkin, deo Oars each. The total gamut Nebo:gibed a the cocardoe, attbset, gram meted, any previous ceavathar, we. about ma Coma AND Esanto-zover Xmas' Assocu rtas.—The sowoheo of eh bands, aohb- Mo impoo d to polio he ashes Iho ham of Ph or ‘ m oolvoisa Al Sok somi so a r Pros: osoo—basois SW Zniklis ild o t=lh so 111 NA orr a shrion baing y to a ier t ' tto &psi ot sonsilloo BATE AND WSW ON EdOLAND DOCIITY..--ne cured et di milk Ms redo ra De. Zsr e b e n= l. ll b = swzisa si Ihro is= as emirs ol dip. red err sOs runt eld wig rim. The softer re to Imbrue dr ardbotka mid morkennt more, sod the camerrret rod serriderl et oar at artroil ammo de. duct Do AT WOMLIVICE.- I tted 000enenee leek pion 7selenin smarm st W Or etas brow osare la re ash Wag enrol at Ds ran of War at 7 eider sr., was dr bot nem le Irma a liar wee diarend. /le posnilsil U ndo dr aria irter4 %Wm die pests ot anomie miry ant the cm MC art r anus sir hid flex W vide& hs Merl a word la re Trios r tbe Immodatro or dr worm mid earn tt aa Ike -be pleinel Lattermost tato tap near It Ira( Irsk water et as whit w a s was art aserwed moll the Oh bad morsd, was art abobled la the sod d dre rink or born sad a hilted er Ye liorrivs. Chanermese riga hive beta akar mbar to drrod's rata et mid bar se doubt drabs wee komparble Pow he at His wr bad error for err par dr his ireare re mare them codleardy end bad warlord Mr ta dr me=e d s tr i = a act at a breasr-r-law brig is bat war ,is greed Is bile pert monk ma re sir, =I ro bekly peered • rips at beesay, he Aga Deere be bad are Yam back mired eallamagb shrikt goyim. He br kit a widow sad Dna elle wise estry deradrat cm bin he =zd rho are amearrae Sr readerat &rare. i t bora smiths al imp/ Marks blowy le NMI ourcue's Irma LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE PRUSSIAN TROOPS. BERLIN, JAN. 4. The Merewre de Somalse of this day states that the permanent committee of the Wurtemberg chamber, in reference to the demand made by certain deputies, is unanimously itself in favour of a protest against the passage of Prussian troops. The committee, more over, required a communication on the present state of the negotiations on the subject. The Assembly of the Bourgeois have just pre sented a petition to the King of Wurtemburg, pray ing him to avoid the dangers that threaten the material interests of the country. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (FROM OUR OW I DENT.) PARIS, MONDAY EVRNINO. Although many of the Paris journals continue to announce that the Conference met on Saturday, I repeat that the fact is not so. lam also informed that the expected meeting yesterday did not take place, although it will very likely be stated confidently that it did. There is reason to think that the firmness of England and Austria has surprised as much as it has annoyed the Russian and French governments. The Nord, accounting for the repeated postponement of a' second meeting of the plenipotentiaries, says that instructions arc waited for from several quarters on the subject of fixing a day for the evacuation of the Principalities and the Black Scs. Our plenipotentiaries will not, I firmly believe, budge an inch from the position they have taken up, which is not to evacuate upon the strength of a mere paper tracing of the new Bessarabian frontier, but to wait till the metes and bounds are actually laid out and agniell upon by all parties. The body of the Archbishop of Paris was em balmed yesterday. Some of the Paris journals, and in particular the Unirers, the clerical organ, seem to imply that Verger is insane. No doubt any man cow -1 mitting so heinous a crime can scarcely be con sidered in a healthy state of intellect, but all the answers given by the assassin in the course of the preliminary interrogatory evince a singularly cool, clear, and determined mind. In the whole of his conduct prior to this last terrible act there are strong proofs of a perverse and ill-regulated dispo sition, but none whatever of his being a man inca pable of sane reflection, and irresponsible for his conduct. The preparations for the lying in state will cer tainly not be completed till late to-night, but it is thought that all will be ready for the admission of the public to-morrow. The ehapelle ardente is con structed in one of the four large rooms on the ground-floor of the palace. The body will be exposed on a dais of black velvet, supported by silvered columns. The face will be visible. On either side of the chapel will be an altar, at which priests will officiate during the whole time of the lying in state. All the rooms of the ground floor are bung with black, and escutcheons with the arms of the deceased are placed at intervals. The motto" Ms* autem Sarum eat diarnas" is thought to be peculiarly applicable to the late respected metropolitan. As at present arranged the public will be admitted to-morrow from 10 to 4. The assassin was again interrogated this morning in the Mazes prison by M. Treilhard, the Judge of' Instruction. He gave his answers with the same coolness as before, and avowed his intention to kill the Archbishop. The examination was concluded to-day, and the prisoner was fully committed for trial at the Assize Court of the Seine. There can bo no doubt that the terrible event throws immense additional power into the hands of the Emperor. The high and influential post of Arch bishop of Paris, will, of course, be given to some one selected with a view to the political influence that be will exercise over the clergy, and through them upon their flocks. There is a rumour, which I think no means incredible, that the Emperor's re lative, the Abbk Lucien Bonaparte, who has only just entered holy orders, will be the new arch bishop. The Bourse exhibited extraordinary firmness to day. The Bente rose 43e. for cash, and 25c. for account, closing at Mr. 20c. and 67fr. 41c. The Mobilier rase 23h. The Orleans Railway rose SOfr.; Southern, 28fr.; Mediterranean, 22fr. 50e. ; North ern, 20fr.; Eastern, 16h. ; Lyons, 12fr. ; Grand Central, 12fr. 50c. ; St. Ranbert, 20fr. ; and other lines from sfr. to lofr. The rise was mainly attri buted to a confident report that the Neufchatel affair is settled. PARIS, SVIIDAT Emirs°. A elockmaker of Chewy (Aisne) has been sen tenced to three years' imprisonment for using insult ing expressions towards the Emperor and Empress, and also for having said that the man who in 1848 shot she then Archbishop of Paris (M.Affre) deserved the cross of the Legion of Honour. The Conference did not meet yesterday, although the Constitutionsel announces that it did. This evening's Pays attributes the delay entirely to the time required for drawing up the protocol of the first meeting, and refers to what pained during the last Conferences as a proof of the probability of this explanation. You are aware that the important Ilplleilan of the right to distribute electoral banstins, or whim tialcets, with an official arditiorisaCion, is again abed to CMS bedaredie Court on9ratig*. urn the appal of the Pingsrear-deargal of I.qeme spinet a decode& of the sormt hi that locality : and that u the period of the guru] Ikeda' draws near, the practical ap plication at the legal principle which is involved herein becomes a matter at the utmost concern to that party Ii France which isreluctant to shaft that the system, se it exists why the edjoiato, h whin better then " a =shirr, and a snare.' Eatinent l its i tt a :Nrri t —liv i lim steti:ig ake tLt zP rbe ab ek= of voting tweelnawihsi with the ism of a can didaiai =li of the electors most la leV e t et r afe rithin the the laws relating to e the about and selling of trains sad wa rs Sed OR Iterebt, who was ef thrConneil of Ministers fader the re. when the law of July 27,1849, yea proposed the govimient and adopted, has new written a hitter in wlllik he declares himself of the same opi aka I and Me authority as an interpreter of the meaning at his own law cannot very well be denied. I extract suns postage. of his letter : I need sot ruthed yeti der what elressumen the law et Jalyttl, 111111, werareprel tsnledsd to the honk. Par Ow pair wen mom by a seem at pa" who, Isilbs then ray le dr mod Mad Akar , ether dig do elualeyara la IN thatedith after ml breadth to him beam of the meet argeraanethrseler, Nth irrdy begeseos is earth order tat are to seed rink b, no pse prism were et we* earn the itherthethe et dr w thet hirl hod ihre stmt the theeo te New Wady theipahred to third to ear nadthhirai, thin& rethdred to Mosey dre to rood oath It wee them, and •th odor pat rem Ode w, thet the grairrort issokel k place that iler i pedllny teethe air the pale s war tier width sired wi th raliesona le the tourthfire sad 11114dehre; ear wady to marls br g = operas or thookellith to be ellehriltan dr no by of hay fif, Wad I ana, rid my weeds whor e ] then sad ogre wtth this albustlint, bad no =2* se s fter intration, this doe sr I h a ve just Newardnebse, If we otholdor items the tree sarderr of this law berg dad ly WO *eel Fig Nil mad' by the deuththeasse sae lM—a ft eras iskethired, by the explanation art ether! In the mane nt the debate, I Alan perhaps he paired he not having formes, that out of a oreerthe ter swaldisig the trade of hawker and pedlars might be Bedewed afterwards a remedy eiceimt th --- ;.7" . ''' t .' cila. Lion of electoral tickets on the day of on election. However, as with regard to the eireularis, • oerious did exist, that at a time when elections billowed mg t i almost daily, end were, so to speak matinee', i t ,t;- have been but too easy, under th e pr e t,. t 7 4 electioneering, to disseminate and hawk shout g utmete writing., thereby eluding nr evading our law, it ti provided isgeinst by the law of July 16, IMO, whe4 te restrieting the electoral franchise to the twenty clip e.. coding the election, and in requiring the addr e g.... e he signed by the candidates, and previously &pelted MB to authorities, effected a reamneWe adjustment hete t , the rights of the candidate. and our law with regard to p u g., and hawker.. But, as you have shown nmarlueldg,:. this law was only made for the circulars benefit, • -' the electioneering statements of their political eentimeturi and a voting ticket or a list of candidate's ie quite austh et . thing; the former is the act and deed of the candidate, th e latter of the elector; and if the law requires the candidate's signature, that is because the law PIMA that he skald leery extend responsibility . of his act, which is but ju s t. Bu to extend the requirement to the party who draws em ith electoral list, or remits a voting ticket to his fellow eke, would bo to shift thisiti;in of signing f rev ree the cash: date to the elector, cm • the latter to el the way i e which he voted, and .M 063261280 to a rtnttnettlity wbidi could not be made to harmonise with that liberty sho t th e Law guarantees to him. All your disesteem on the tou t i. deceive. In the law of 1850 the logelaturc hod not m m e , bompletion the electoral ticket -that t,‘ evident; and th e Irealstore did not pay Mention to it at ling. become they ease la it no danger to swift ; moreover, bec o m e in 1850 a WA net entered late gar =go conception that so Mo t u 0 , ft, law to protest Ibilimple Mining of a voting ticket, u aim iimeteral Nat s spied be poseible implication of the h et isimt nab he pain sad kawkern. 1 All With obliged to the court of Lyere BM lerdwig alli Ml alto tp•otion to a higher plan, u a eau ccubitsbad tau Tint bort, wiling eido the die- es e m at the bum Ms bind most logically that the rug. be de yaw et as electoral lint to a brother dome hes aist ad ill the election itself, that it 1 tes a im s num or isaddis the electoral right; that the nun taileirsace et die suthoritirs in ouch an act wall Mb the frisks ef elestis, and that it would in feet l e satiecting the stadia. la ewe of its most cascatial mate the authority of the prefect. This namable, eta appears tO me to be la strict keeping with truth mg with the spirit of the skeletal law, will cut any knot tial may exist a• to the tem. dr constitution is any police law. would maintain =a ir : g i e utu re of no = ''' - serried audacity to Pk* e pitch los oo t i o z p=llla 11111116InCe of the prefect' is tie electoral o illimitT To attribute to th em mt, I , idea w be the sees an to accuse them of modnees, she e we cossider the time end the circumstance , under which the law was proposed. You have said with resew and truth that the fact of ekes tics Is not an isolated and mere private act. One dots ad go ad obtain the vote of the elector at his dwelling, Wh o has not to bring it to the mayor or the niegiWate, does the taxes to the collector's. No, it is an act dew h common and in public. The electors have • right dud we indeed bound to concert together, to dear up any deeds by consulting each other. It is for this purpo se dks causes than to meet, and makes them veto in convoy, Now, the most natural act in these consultation between elector and elector, which the law has not merely permitted but deemed necewary, to the supplying to each other the as change of the electoral tickets and lists, provided this he dose in loyalty and good faith. I may add that for the monk* election, for those in which the elector lots to decide from amongst a very large number of candidates, these prelimi nary consultations nexpecting names and lists are not merely usefW but indispensable, for without them such elections would be blind, foolish, and often quite impossible. I THB SLAVE TROUBLES IV THE UYITED STATES. The New York papers publish the following despatches: Louisville, Saturday, Dee. 20. The Russellville Herald of Wodnetalsy lost ;apt that thi negro insurrection excitement exists in the neighbourhood d Volney and Gordonsville. A ?telpher of negroes had Wen arrested. A negro at one of the iron works in Tennessee mild ho lmew all about the plot, but would die before he timid tell. He thereupon received seven hundred and flay lad', from which he died. At Cadiz, Trigg county, Kentucky, yeoterday, a bes negro wee bung, after being tried by a vigilant* committee, There are a number more in jail, some of whom will le hung. Judge Cook has called a meeting of the court he Christmateday. Excitement rune very high. Lottievtlle Monday Dee. 22. _ _ Mr. Joyce's bowie at Briar-neck, leentucky,waa band co Thursday night last, together with four of the bureau Mr. Joyce sae absent at the time. Three slaves woe arrested on empirical of being implicated in the matter, ad wakened to murdering the family, end then Bring the booth It waa thought summary vengeance would be taken cat as magmas. There is no foundation whatever for the rumour that Mr. Sidney Herbert bee inherited any part of the pro perty of the late Prince Woronitoff.7ll'ines. THE FAT STOCK SHOW AT POlSSY.—Persona who intend to exhibit at this show, by applying to Mr. B. T. B, Gabe, the Honorary Secretary to the Smithfield Club, Hilt. usion-etzert, Piccadilly, will be bunished with prize 'beets, sad ostinlosta declaration (onus. --- EMIGRATION TO AUSTBALIA.—LIVERPOOL, MOM• nay.—The Black Ball lino of pocket-chip JAMS Beim% Captain Charles WEronnell, sailed from the Maven at OW p. 111., for Melbourne, with 612 pelmets, and a very large eared of eatable marchendise on board. KANSAS Pansonzas.—A few nights since ten of the prisoner in Lscorapton got their guard " a little elevate! or inspired," and while in that Mato, they passed . thrombi • hole in the door and moved, the guard =mucous tbe Sol. Not one has since been re-wrested.—New York pivot SmarruAilam.—The spiritualists of New York have resolved thenunlves into two factions—the "Chrislieme and the "non-Christians," the former arknowkelging the Divinity 41 the Saviour. These have established a wpm* church. The congregations number several hundred each. SEMlntd AND SALE OP PUBLIC WORKS AT inir - O - dneign IhTlieeidt - 01 7 tre - ni Ad• into the town at Bohnissne, in the West B Alm bid been reward wide red adore anntreencts to the 'blv teals. The lased had the power of borrowing on enerity et their Mee le tir err* et about WOW., and dowdy oder their dacha havgureled espensivo miser of dealer end ware err* hr the town and dt The amendela d the works wee premed an with vigour . , and the bird quirel p t s haLrivats should be simultarroody Weld into the Sewn % erre, indeed, so ward on ebb letter th at they teettrtook to exceute the pirate:drabs. agetionnigh heir own ciestreetces fora very nosll perpetrate above thessild art Indcteg the private draw" wiled coat then ;OM, he bend expended about 40,000 L is works et Endow and water supply, offices, de. hos Wileserstiag *dr borrowing pones. Dieing ke a we ineeeteeed into the Home of Corn eille be fafTlOßigt tls ltarawing powers of local boards et bedith, sed the Itelhorhass boardexpected to And in ha prows ea essy seek of serape home the difficulties car seem* ett Stir contracts so bagel, Unketereld= ea ta id le bt o w i t r e l =sir=the booed hen it logeteible 10. issettbeir sigermests Ural proardirp have eater rmbus raneted to by reveret et their creditors, and . alp heir iqinrint waterwerts,contees, were id by Se aberit's officer at the Mb ot al ifte mi Et of Morn for 1,1001., Mr. Simparn, contractor, Sr 9001, and Inersaft, Butler, and ier about 1,6001. At the cis week the vats Co., ;ere sold to the rising seam la en aggiiiiimeat by the *wire officer. The sueseresee• la thee, slier se expenditure by the base abed 410001., the Wobbler are orb* at the mercy of be ream for their Woo at i and else In • grad arnonee dr their 4e=e, the of th whe is lezgeli c Merl. ese tritbe item Itiellett, mg it is bud tist the the tem l een& bp bar Osumi et alsoney ef the mite less. Is ael*beedeg DIRVII of =keep the beard =ban awoke imbed tlonselves petselor ads flow Ewe qv bath* celloo bare% as, ilia tee sente—roteellitrfistshlh 211171111,111111711;IT 00XIMIRCIAL TR/MUM-a Al lbe Loeb Cemr-homes, rural*, Witham n i cer • erred trailer la the err et e thr. W. J. cam ttotrr,Berry_, wee peer to the leek, aired re besaesmini err, reemettag b wroth at MN., tbe et to employer. Tbe earthelioa wee air et • aymeteel thei. the rew omer vim e ke eke tali" r tie for, m e ad it tharthy both elm be yr asslinseiL dWs boy re itet seury, art eceser thr It et rid speArial wee age the remetater piled or dW. Writ WE ii bra meerial tor mai the re mar Mi ln er. Mir be awarrieloa Sate= threw men yr mai la ato lays Ith.. (Moira etreepreetroary aeceemie rabbi . tem revival by Ihe Omer and ai erootaimi ter, ea ' wen rile rue ahmtwatio reteivel leer boil ea Mr. Cimayh'e air thet the err roreelei * tre FISMS MOM mat OIL Latannedsa d Mrs maw was Olt todir tad to hit oppidtwatna saw the wa p it a War to wiwiratsiblbt his foods : E r adds/ tar . aeil Ir. 6 . 41 = 11 . 1U ea lath et S la= mai lle= Ili le. IS Ms Oh et Derabor, elicit It wee droll bat as beta rearled for, sal the primer wee arid ' Tst. Wag t o d. ths reel eir neer traveller to Mr. . Styring b,, ,46ll lo • chant, n was changed with etIA Ore born ot cigars, dr knowing eireimistratow—Tbs pri.oner wrote to hie seqierr to forward him tines bawd • ei on the maw mil is Vie secount of Mr. ribber W Tbany Imo fay forwarded to Colfiganithr. 'who thug wet dm to be pawn, alter uifering than la ans to WCrioiel, lobo, it eppeard, had never maws& GOY They wan aunt Is the pawnshop by a little gat, obi& or cited inspliths, sod the pri mer was Laren into own* Ith wee errithei the lit This Nett The del Mr. 1 the Iwo , .n l l ,t, 01 , His 1 cited I Folecti The t Mr. 1 for the 1 — AiTee creditor fret-e 6 erst-elm mediate The b tilleate x sql!ciel Mr. A sad air lichai with stes Mr. 81 ddestlecl sot, lodging the prl wen tl to pert ect, sad t ia r the Feb eneethi meg* sad the ot!att to — Te to Win;,l Cterg a tt City, as = Rust the prim be (prim eventual Petri y_ lord. lie WI with e, d No. bake& she al Led bad en PoPet tae oohs i bag tt sto_lr. Much of the p to e.,1 The p charade - 167 Idght r 1 westha - The lbeL - 31 . Z ohs wai soil ow ea. hi sow. zgiz Ts — at Yr. Mr Mr. l eau. The 31;s: kr. V tqi MIA WO" = kV PI isols, hue ft burl IWO 0 lapin We ika 'heti ..ti. ri on' Ithocias