The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-17 00:00:00

i , ~~1~.: 7 6 " fat Tte (Eirtyprt%% • •,: - t" S'S a litlX3 I C. -se ', " • l ass ./ 1 •0419.4. No. 8,224.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17, 1856. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. nEVITT and MOORES AUSTRALIAN LINE f PACK ET PH I PP.—Yor SYDNEY Moat Nu • vary caw • : an cantor an I 'MI hare Ismoollsto nand 4 .7111 pro. Alp CHE oared, VIOT, •I, ral,olo tem It i 1.11.01 ATM'S. t,mmasPler ; Wag It Ur do• Doelta. 7' • for .rup boa a full poop. sad rest beteg between Peri► aad r. a,no.t •;e4rar a opportually for ps.aotera, al • lencluraia raga I r rui• of ?night or p.rage apply to Y.wn. 11•11.11R•LL sad . Krt. Lradsoltallt , trect ; or to DEVITT sod YOWLS. 0, HU •t•ttl PR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 4. Corrtrylivet. Idisilarstrim.......... -(= t ar 110 0 0 0. o tie Ull tem. of um lla•Yada errey - pir aim hi FM of an. be. LIZTVILIII alarm bokkgrAlbilM=rbT. by Dr. IIIaTON. and a MW isle et Loam" Is ow Is Iwo of tbr. b o/ m by Dr. ICAHN. 1, 1;c % L i ng i br . =dge: r ra... A=. 1.- THE PUBLIC LIVINGSTON. OP DR. • the antaby well, the lushest Mai their southern Ibis' of daises, sad the whole of the territory a leas way to the Mai hate nbjected to them. oath. ridge just motioned he would UM to ass a aka* stales plied. He should sot sopa lausedlete baits ben the preashiag of the Gos pel. He had an so meek that he had sew karat to be =Before *Mg dews M would like to mention the fit etbers. la prolog to the north Mere was some Maya* traveWag ; bat Its did me day that those whit temened at hone, sad ht he sampled, like his her la-law, Mr. Masa, la the Gospel sad laboarlag la their owa village, Md a deal of tell, sad aot seek pleasure lie (Dr. had la sleeping ander the vault of heaven and the free air of the desalt. (Great laughter.) Mr. Yeflfitt was the only pima who my the project of °ma, up the country fa tin mirth Si the warn or weans art la the nme Add that he Mai sad whim they_ e rre" hi (Mr. Mail) mid MP his, I' Well, I wish I go with you, bat I muse pressed here ths 'roulades." His fa•her-la-law met aftereseds to the llealikaele esuatry, where he derived gnat hassle to his health. Some thought that his (Dr. LirWicsmee) going into the Stator of Aides was • men trepan et Providence. But, with reference toe the sediment to smageltes the Warier sad the SIN negro ,fueilly he would have the Modest Mbelesasy and other Melba seeleilep set jut la ths rase sawn that its dams Me saw it te he his duty help, sail as wce deammised M puss his duty, whatever st in g pis was ▪ obese the maw. As to them who *aught his was a mese Inaptiog ef Pawkiest's, he emit .all laugh at them, sad ay "They an my weak breams." (Laughter sad sham) Si, CIILLII3, ELIDLIT that moved, sad Mr. T. ema il..., H.P., mooed* the ant resolution :—" That this mean most eiteerfully sad raspeoUally presents to the government of her Majesty di. Qum', and is the govern ment of hie Majesty Me Hlng of Portugal, its but sad warmest thanks for the gessross sad valuable miasma nadend to Dr. Lianas= in the prosecution of his mended exploratory travels is the Stator of South Africa." A nodal edjonvoed meetiLlt of the Mefrepoliten Baud of Works was held yesterday, it the Conseil Cham ber, ; Hr. J. Tliweirts in the obeli. TIM NAM INTEIROMPTING DRAINAGE. The meeting was bald farther to condoler the report, with sag, by the eggiamir, upon the points of dis charge ter the drainage of th e metropolis, suggested in Captain Bused% Was sad approved by the Fast Cola malesteaor of hie ftelwit Work*, ht. Mr. Winn, Oen a yuelinsinary observatioss, said he believed that they would, ultimately, be oosepsUed to go to use point that bad beta (etiolated to them as the we that would be sesetioned by the goverment, sad concluded by eapperling the soles moved by Mr. CIMPIA11•1, "That the report et the estleese, in respect of the mittens at Be, sag- Osd is Capinia" Dingsears report, and approved by Big B. • t 4 adofflai. Moja Lvow moveff, es an amentimest, that before adopt in Plea B the main of some *Wawa engineer, to be named by this board, be takes, or such parts of it as the board may think it. Yr. ltesmaiez emeaded the amendment. The eameadadested wee amatired by a largo majority, On e M maim beteg at, c har.Wesel th p e sebum proposed would nem be serried 's% soil nasal as ma amitadment thee abs minas should be essmed Se aloha billow Gravesend, the septum, of eat it blues& the msampolitan area being defrayed oat et theVeaested Fee/ The Ozanne" mid thud s z bad already tarred to do whet the lee. member oun is his ondineet. He asessder being f tor the amendment, it hal to the mend. Yr. Chantal'. replied, and said he defied any one to prove that any nukes", would be sewed to the inhobiteats of Brith by the plea proposed. Be than combatted some other objections which had been taken to the same Oh the eagiaser, and said he trusted that it would be adopted , by a Wye majority. Ike CismiffAll then pat the question, when 3 thaw ap peered— For Ile withal stenos Against it l-10 The lollowiag amber, formed the majority :—Heesse. Carpets'', Berm, Drew, Collision , Few, Dixon Seeley, Berne, Wars, Howe, Offer Wallis, Bristow, Bantus, Midas, Barnet, Wright, Tanier, Harrison, Bidg ood, Snow, sad Mortised. The grand weloome ieecoded to the Rev. Dr. Unmeant et no nesting of the Royal theme'hal Society is Monday nada' was followed op yesterday wrong by a malls mtespelem Prosuaseme•hall, old& was 'Headed by awry large tenably, meansed fee the runes el testifylag their raged sad Woes for the dant es his Mora tree Booth Attlee, besbading sone it the non wheat rspreentanves of tineeisumihr wend, es wen as • esseiderable aunt*, of linkman sad Lyons enmeshed with the established shank sad mine religion dental nuns. At 12 *Week, the boar Ind for the receeptiem. the roon was erowded Is all parte, sad the almost Aunty I was unfrosted to obtaia $ good view of the preesediaat The Rad of SNAPTISIBVIT ossapied the choir, wed WI. sinisterly sarromadiag his were Bfr Roderick Matchless (Ptesideat of the Royal Geographical nosioty). Calomel It, H. Rnellosoo, the Rom. Aran Kizaaird, M.P., the Rea. mad Rev. B. Neel, 11, Collies Recency, Rev. Dr. Vaughn (Inaochester). Captain Lapin, Mr. T. Clumben, Rer. J. Bataan, Rev. Dr. Leirobild, Rev. Dr. Iloseas, Rev. C. J. Ondlurt, Bev. J. llenthao, sad It,. A. Haldane. Macaw* the ladies present, of wham thus were gnat ambers, were the Cantles of Shellashoty, Lady Nudity, sad Mn. Livizgetem, DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET 811199.—T0r LAI:3M a. ',awl—Moo of her cargo capml, awl .1111 dately the flue cairn has 4hlj,NlSt:o, 7 A S D.. W. W. 91t, Commonag h r;49 4 19 Thi• .hop 1.. rmarkatCy rut taller. da' man towcara—For. farther partkalat. apply to law. W. 8.A . 5 . 4:11 1 e * Utatlarrlare ;or to DIIV ITT sad 110011111, 9. prOKBELLI3III3 UA, L Periodical Deans, sad mo nt i ries s i es swe i g il . io l Orroalloo • W i Yin, p a rg to to A.. MO St ie DEVITT sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE Of PACK IT LAVNCSSITON Yowls/ . trader, h. TOM , tor few tom tiled goods only, sad ordnii shortly., the .1.1,5.141 lOWA hullt tenor ♦U ABA Wrlit . 311 F. OUN U. Commander lying In rho i esrelleat seconsnodatimt. for skis tom. of Indest Psdoll'e slid, to the osier. Mr. err' 'Alia : 4 t. nava *Waco : or to DtV ITT sod nouaßo. Maitivlngl DEN NITTIS MODEL WATCH, Mk, Obespide. —At lb smunkoksy. S n ler7a is lenC s ar a ss iE. " 1 " i . the tmenssoMe; Is • : SOK NO i l2 nibms nimik Tie DNS Oesers pw DEV ITT sod MOORE% AUSTRALIA* LINE of MINT en I PlL—lfor ELONO DINA lalatil tra pp . fs as the wird. • gnaw.= V i rg av erlinkk Z r . beillt skip AOOlOOO _ _ r .4 ► 543 I na " /Ciao r e fe*-4 btag dr Ear ere poraTqll to AtirtlttrAtartY, MY dr Alarm ald AR and RON lenrainet. 1110111- bowie; 044=V ITT and MOORK. 9. Rillaier raid. NCOWL—Dertsr. the lest thirty years hundreds swum roe &dn. large polio by So WO of 114, RAS? I or DIA TEA { COMP.UIIII TIMM. ilia ire Wag 147 . violent quaotlip, assi en. sum aaviellai. aro all aomvmses. aid M 811111111• ow be ea ether perwiaaq or i. Z . lalftr. be Oswirren Miseses. k Grist Deka s. COALI3.—By dm and Rahn sad OD. maw mod Tao Um wit OW. 21MY wow Odom. O to• Oro • el•worta Is mg pert at Ws. is taala—A maws kr be oddness/ so Lai. sad Os., lama Loads. 'Mass Oaa Daps% K art kloalsa.o Itlassisail. DEVITT sod MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LUIS of PACKS? PRIM— For PORT PHILLIP MINI aim a pot portion of Er cliffs word ad, will Itaroladaded drunial, sit rploadai oldp RAN Is SIPE. A 13 = . 7ftr Wow, /OfiltPU 1 MAW. Oodrder War la On ► Thal ano anal Pr • fall prop, Eta ant rata ageoadottailia tabla ro;L:. fa ll or pada apply to DRTITT ad NOolt P ws THE CHILD'S DRUG AT BALI-A GUINEA., THE BOY'S SUIT AT A GUINEA. AND THE YOUTH' SUIT AT • OUINEA•AND-A-HALY. HYA and 00.'8 ATTIRE, 88, OXFORD. STREET, for re Your from tea ago of Childhood to Tooth. le her la the Mohr ar goirrics. for 11101.008 01 style, ..store....store..doYrs ith. rood vorliar god world. Tr b together withl ho ~ Corr Orr Orrelor Sere* Oro o hoa er . r. Tremor rd Tor, an sew nob. and reo ..td et the Nor corer err Oa Dr. Livingston ;starlit; the ball, whisk hi did fa company with Lord Shaftsebory, 84 Roderick lioehisone Sir H. Rawlimos, sad other geode/sea, the whole swedes rose to its feet sad pseud him with several hearty made et sheering. The peoloodinp were erred with Eimer by the Rev. C. GOODNAZT. MARSHALL and KDRIDORS LING et AUSTRALASIAN PACS KT SHIPIL—Tbe Molds( Of* Znklps. soled for Star fax Hilling qualitko. ban mat superior tusk Seeomaboistloso fo . r masers. sad .111 im Naiad very eledrabltoppos . for filmer MAIN, dopstel. PAOSIF SUITS AT Na, FOOTMEN'S SUITS AT Na. AND 00ACHMSNI BUITS AT Saw HYAM sad CO., 88, OXFORD•STREET.—An •111•110 IMO Sad onoworke for SorvomM Livorno of mom :=Lbhartio Memm awl Co. to own dontiolica of Drafte rolnotion la prim Nom bet ino kw* mums mid wort s - men wieznood. ask to. mosonal an of It mom Omabloood moodor Tim Curnnirnir in his opeedag f•Illikil referred to the twofold 'harsher of • Weisman sad • man of edam, ia which Dr. Lioiagetorn appeared, sad dwelt upon the peat material as well as girlish bene fits which his labours most praise*. The *oho mrl barb, a•scranorn that kitten had Is.. mooned trout Lord Staaley, Lord Pennine, and tho Porta/mese Minister Garnishee of their deep regret at sot bong stile to attend ;ha amnia( that dsy, called apes Dr. Vines's, president of the Lanombire ladspeudest College, to move tee ant resolution, and :nasal his seal midst lowd and proles epitome. Thew. Ds. V•IICIZAW th.a, f• a Onerit•lMOlry speech of great ability and power, mooed the list resolatios, as follows: " That this mooting preemie fa most cordial ma grahastioes to the Ray. David LiOngstoa. LL.D., oa his safe arrival in his maths oriestry, Mr labium sad travels la South Africa. 111 11011116111•111 i• Wilms mindration of that Christian behowierna, osuenip. gad peneverarno by which he war arnmerned sasellarn throughout his ea loaded sad perilous jimmy@ la Urns hitherto naesplored regime ; sad this hereby downetly acknowledges th • mereiltil Prodded d by din Dr. Liviaptira was befriended sad wowed niche the formidable perils and gigantis dife.ltfm.this noble ernerpries, sad by which the ran denying mid klefatigable elleb to open • charnel (or the totrudaminn edawimirnity, with is unumbered bless ings, to the =Mises of loath Akita, have been mooned with the happiest henem. The Hos. Adam Knauss, M.P., wooded the re solatim, sad in doing an ornoned that It wee the practice of the ernereiga to lismoste those sus who had distin guished Unawares to •1111 military mid naval Denies of their wintry ; but he Imbed, averted that the most dis tinguished sommandso bid D•••• eadared more milieus laasicalts, experienced pester diScoltles er perils, or per formed 'nadir or seller deed., this the hued* Christian man they thou saw before then (Lead sheen.) The reeohitioo, ea bong put ben tho dioir, was serried snasimonly. Sir B. Mums)* mid be wee Mewl sand comma by having had pissed in his hoods s isidecloa which a. Gould fearlessly my united the widow of every aid of science with wham he wee sedaided, with throe of the Christian world. (Chars.) It wan as Wows: " That this meeting proses a Dr. Liernipeas the Wow upsides of Is adiabstioa sad issidoie far oho diedessiehod advaatagee sowed Is peopedisel sad Weed sebum by his importarn ilimwesim to South Aldo% and it aberishes the soma hope this his dbiatermied Woos 1 1 say herededowe to the each tribm of OW tom esa tido, the Mai.a if hafrolede, eivilhatlea • ad sew mere." (Load diem) la moving the modeold the hem and loused podemea took the opperbmity of pswing W pedal thinks of souef odds* u not only a Di. Livisplea„ Id to the Lodes Mislinio; Segiety,whieb had hem de new of esiompibing mod Ikea it hod oat easeley therm& spa thoodble of duds to Wham es kids doedias. Irsr in mss red pieceded Dr. Lindeman hal lesseded hoM deem fa the for Mewl sod booliblal Nesse el Seth Aids that he had dose ; sod waW es suceeded la ledieg hand Mai sea nerds push of the Woe of tho AO* awe. (Lod deem) Cassel Ito a. Iii•WL111110, se•••6•1410 •••1111•11m. _ _ _ _ To Tar MIR 11161444 r. Surdas. D 4•616.116 e. 111K44465 ........... ..... ... 1370 Brion . .. 691 MO DIMPAVaa •.. ........ .. .. ....... a3O 11141 i ArThilft 3it 645 1060 Port Plklllip 041611111 116.1618 Ol Teo A f 144; WO Hdelaideobart Town SALT sod Co.'s BAST INI)IA YALE and WALTON ALES If—SIGITONON-TUJIT. 8H EITIIILD ...... DISB~I p URGH Warolious. GLASGOW. Tinos Alm. ha Sags of Wilton Gass upwards. sad Doti* foss ot4semed from .B rospoolablo MORA The minority was somposed of s—Kessrs. Irvine, Nieholay, R. Taykn, H. L. Taylor, Hawk., Raebleigh, Lyon, D'lffanger, herds, Malian. Dennis, Leslie, and Caging. Kr. Few then moved that the plan of the engineer, with the extension to Be, be submitted by the elisinnan meow by the engineer and clerk of the board, to the Eehlrf a Comaiislour of her Majesty's Work, and nail* Buildings. This motion was put and agreed ix by a mrjority of 21. to 13. - .. . • ^ --- UM r rill, or wow imooey. Weary *haw wad further OW tie imand. who an goodOsoli7 smaiwill Antoiro Jahn troguist trade,* lo = sl orlo r litetrabis LL aad EDILIDOZ, 34, Perb0p44144444. FOR LIMA.—NOTICE to SHIPPERS per HOMEWARD ROUND.—This vessel belay detained for a of c essa,o_nt wosP. rano in the West India Hocken, to Mos riert. S id Wet., chariot oat poottirely the Weston day. —u frcohl ar reerage. hallo: =softest aeromesedetko , apply to ELI MOVIA PEACOCK. and Co.. £7. (inhamberelhitnot. STEAM to AMERIOA.--Tlto LIVERPOOL sad °Durkin' Irma its. wectitii _tb.i l-casyda4 Oars earmildtd tam sirgaroot `EN PIIILAD is diAdad: , KAN uA ROO . . TIM du llta Du. , WO. CITY to wAiiiii!iiif :::: . :::::Vreirsiss.3l4 Dor.. CITY OP MANCH/MIA Walanky.l4sa Jas.. Mt CITY OF TALTIMOIUS. w•lasebr. sow.. Cable Fans. 1.h . _,1/Vasi;d o bit ••• swami so the baba az 'Maw. la illearla eu rred — airsi - Fr Pratag ri at . sad Nes Tat 112 d e imp I. IFIrI.WI IN A . lan. T 3 • (arta =ids sad Drepsda Swam Omar& TE PER SUPERSEDED.- UMW H eft Ss PATIJIT ILLECTIO-811011111 BSA Mk spospase. or the pouibikty et ft wadies suL 14.4=plele. S. : sot et nswelis sunbm 15.: auk sielt Ann Ilimil sad skailtati, IL. PIM Mt=r al eglt •1111 eiltlei am, _. Imp =m g :Weir. Na.—T. CULLITON, solo painli. sod Wilda ranjar OW Qum. 2. Lames Ice/ dose trim it MirWM•Oll. • tessolkes auppiered. Mr. Douvrox thin beaded in the following protest against the decision of the board upon this plan: .. We w►ose names are undersigned do hereby signify our protest against the proposed plan for the drainage of the metropolis, whereof the outlet is marked Be, became we believe— "IThat by sontentrating the discharge of the sewerage of the metropolis at that point would seriously endanger the health ache inhabitants, either by givine rise to new forms of disease, or by considerably augateoting the mortality eseuiseed by these to which we are already subject. "2. That the eoutreetioe and discharge of the min sewers as new proposed is likely, la the opinion of these well qualified to judge, to injuriously affect priors employed upon the river, as well as to damage the navigation of the ' stream sad thereby to imperil those commercial facilities which have been the chief source of the prosperity of the metropolis. "3. That the evils whisk would otherwise result from the defective outlets of the protest sewers are considerably mitigated by their discharge at several points extending over a eossiderable distasee,whereby the dilution of the sewerage is much facilitated, whereas by the proposed plan such dilu tion would neither be so rapidly nor so effectually performed. "4. That the Metropolis Local Management Act is a remedial statue, and this beard ha been created for the purpose of remedying existing evils, not tar the production of greeter and more intolerable evils by the sonstruction of two enormous reservoln for sewerag e , which we hold to be diametrically opposed to th e spirit o f the act and repugnant to the first principles of sanitary eoginserlsg. "6. That it is bad in law, sad contrery to natural jus tice, to relieve °anal'se of a nuisance by transferring it to others; and that soy such attempt will be firmly, legally, sad seemsefully resisted by those whcm it is proposed so grievously to isq are. "6. That it is sot the intention of the government to permit the discharge of sewerage at point 80, bat to con vey it to some lower point; and, the engineer bevies in formed us that his plan is not salted for farther extension, we consider it in every respect unbecoming this board to submit it to government for its approval. Signed—A. L. Irvin, C. Harris, J. A. Nicholay, Fred. Moshe', W. Deana, T. Miffing'', It. Taylor, W. Hawkee, W. Middx." The board than adjourned. WARM WATERPROOF APRONS. GORDINGI DRIVING APRONS saw wenn owl pliaby my bit WWI wo way without usaltiog an mush draw Yd fbt wore durahlo Wow twitliwaiou DRIVING COATN, NM said Watt. W DRIVING 01.0Vha. GORDIN Oh WAWA 0 BOOTS we Or moot plied. wad *Nati, FOR ON IPN SHOOTING sad t AN • wpoloullftm will far toy loottli of Gish sod rtual par riattao I dosiimg. a' CAMS, a is. id. ins It or Cia. dom. DRIVING Aso wade to trdor.—J. C. CO Irm RDIRO, SA, •Miad. Soo Awn mot of lour. "DMUS TWICE DAILT,bytIeMAILPACEBTE, A in* Dew mod Odula,-1111101TIR MY PAISACIL-Tbe MS, doe. sad ammellseil, SSW asur OnsrAllaatra Valli 0. 2 tr i Zt= g Pa. ; ..Vnw OM, Ift w. IN m. ibe every losispt Illizar ms ra di Lt i g ii *.a..suri si WI I . l= WI OM 11. 1 a=1 "" nilll4a. drat. lanness rat Odr from Fab et Lesilm. TO "LOVERS of FISH" (Fifth S oso.).— ORNITINIS T 11111101778 BLOATtia—Tbne tddb sr teems! delicacies forwarded la all ports cos rmild el Ike mama ss Made , io Desy Pix4sits4ampi or paiacillse order. 100 eipeelsof tktsctsd. 6a 411. 1 Paatagetachded. SO do. ds 4 heed NO and plain dined... acsate. sad and stsiScia.—Addram THOM Ad LEWIS. ma.. Scii sure. Gnat JAHUSSELS, COLOGNE, sad THE RHINE, b 7 Drltem/ MOTAL MAIL IPTIAMEII Yam IA fee OSTAIII4 r Ampi SVZILIA pas, awl D* DOVE& own AM p.m. DIM as abeatrAmia. Oirerietelliesireek DRESSING CASES.—At Mr. KIM'S WA us. 1444.44wa5. M"" =maw dm weima. et mow foams. o % ( 4 1 no. owl off doom pole. la Obi NO dimosbilohmola a re fa Ye mole of Malmo beam. • 1011. se mein& VICTO/LIA (LONDON) DOUXIL' TO 1111PPIIIL filo Weldor Win an ow Irons roam* bi Ow TOM& Doak Va. 1111 sessesdel itaseks d Übe lea MU century Le ... .eceexpi=c 1110111.111/0/ ILACASSAII pumps lbe wk.'s§ Win ow= his 0114. 1" Tr usi vemb b F• r i *l. • et Irk. Prue anTVC : le am* lea ; sod dedie pe nob WO are =lra ellradwias ; WI pow ..,_..._ I Tarparar Os , WIIILI• .abse. .. d . 811711.01 M, Pr ROYAL TIOTOLIAL 434 1 Tero 7.. 1 "416 ar Wa. °4 ire. ei , .. ... J A I fall , of Trier.. Os. lOLANDA 417 Vas Wala:ag: INDONITABLII ... 947 , alsibeanis ..... PUNS'S IDS Lake Odra owers in cAvoint: um 'ass . ..... °ll `. visTA . . . ~ WO re Arr. Q. CATHERI ...... 107 'dare and Ors CO. 11r. Mad W. IL LINDIUT 1.4 Mr. - err 1w• 8 . 1888 • 18 1 11sdras,&C rd Cle. IAIIANX6 — s ... ........ .. I. Wrier 111 Pt. CR _. ... . 107 Lira . W. Jr. N. PARKS' CAM/LINZ 104 Ora NA Os. • Ord do Lies ef asaillery /me I Or et the Aul•shie Aselllary 3 T6 h l Og Pea kr laelerk Nifile.lllld TIMM All/410 GOODS .nmend boom theN I MILA DOCKS sae the diet eell II Gen Minion. Mosta DT Len 1.10 fr o z' ed. deb Mem the Dodo on the ligeol-ran . sepos O. th W e deism Men ter Me RR dopsond as tho Wennoing ="r.l t II nee. ell be seedy sw newsy Mies the De", 11 . 1.t.ingt. at • paa.67 6... 6.„ mud Shin or op hy 4.e.. le 1) the toll. . titll m wds deinered ho wily Doollis se elmod gse the of the inn when WI e2 ...... ny cendornG Inn Illei fa the OM deeba the Psi of =it nab Mon is ese mewl Comsellettojz a llemeneot Don the dant no% es ote • le a Prins Gm We lied no neds by on, DM Omens. um Mee =Gm et ::. f 4 Indi. The meg t the Minna wlll be pee. l yn i temb 4Tr eietVre It pr bin. Glenn es Gennod el me PM tho Oneney idedortelto the eelloodem tood dam of we arm el very 4Ar dims. Den emend by teem elli ell ens eft Inedn. Goods he mord is the ?regimen en be oess mod direst Ma ne Dsi lifewhern a t id : e pere of V. doe thaw: 11 Inns. es ads eines of • My, an dole of Mom. tent Ms welded. fm W manor. mha Imendii bolo idl pun d the links is no lin% *M. Punka Infammlis um be Modoel at the Den-been G. lest. Yr. or at the Dein C. CAM& Neagast. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCES.—These Dock. • e'er very etleade sad Marks eadeareakAka ke Wilekil 8 , 112111 . a. The Vella are et the meet Nakaamaiel empaeke. 'tperketl sad eeo •=l D r ama Milere=dge. eirli&TipLe ant. ke Lama Ilwas el C. CAMS, asap& Two' (Leaked Dooklimmil. agelbas• B Maatflibid MX. RITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, tmgeorseed by Br adal Act d Partlamest. 4 Viet. ..fa •Slo BRITANNIA MeTVAL LINN ANISOCIATION, Rtopoosred by her Majesty's loyal Lettere Palest 1. Trtumeaurst.lllall. Loodoll. MAP.% °must Atts aeon. Illseltheath Park, Malmo& masher of Io Netts Ikaett upwards of 11,w). Amami !mom. fnm Premlttee Indultam of hamlet es Ilse* Motto , opotnat of a;b4..4... Itates..f P1'11..111,11 rmitteml to the loomt poselble male compatible irttb temArtty,ao4 eotoputt4 to•oeh tmtety of way• m to wit its dr. latastattom mat comettieum of c' cry e , mot of Pollq•bldera L. It VIMT Y.H. Roideat Director. ANBIEtT VIA ICIB. leareten. PECIAL NOTICE.—The BOOKS of the COR E 7 .„1• : .• 1 1 117 ,1 27 of ; the ICOTT 3 I4II I.. PIO I VIDNST INOTITU. 5 Pewertlelli lertle4 so wan Yet the leis. Pried/ 6e. eled .1111111110 a se. lloren). 11•141.1.1 )1 leTt. ie4 the oel ems le eliebr uid edlezz Sawa Newel Lite emusace as be be leseuele Pane ee ...melee /I,UbO !Wien ewe leo Week sererly We et Wee st. 4 a led Weer. Yell merle end sew leilierr im for- Melee 1 r...0201401 OW% leelellee Lead.. Unmet.% Oreeseemereleelseet THE KENTIKH TOWN ESTATE-VOTER -K. for 11 IDULEANX.—Tbe CONNERVATIVN LAND POCINTT. —Vs the 2 ad of Jemmy. 1.11 at the Ogees, 33. Norfolk Week, the K INT DWI TfoWN EnTATE., la N. Tort road, tern be ALityrr tffi the Ita d Jaboars, PO, • PUBLIC lINATING oW bo tdd 61 *WM "Met, Po.. s tht. • ommeeireere Rome. ENNA torra.—He TIII: T. pt. .4 th. f ou rth tsallPleedse. at batter 11.11, Nrte obeli. lexesat lartlfth i eltalr. 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To be had skim* ouli Ist el lath. arl IMMIN I lemasion. MM. Proel a ZA_tooyelt sed Co, =.j 4 2l: i rill gREY HAIR RRSTORED t. its ORIGINAL e COLOUlLif i rea r t IllkomoUm ew e r le V.iiMAIHLt lw. V MEL 4......N.Pe01r00d0 popplaa, an atop nail oialmora 'Val . Ihnolma i lailit a i= 44 1 V0r i11 7 ia ltiel a r' s por a glizt V&lfatirk Pa. "Pad ileld be I . abelelslo porpora ill oWiar 1 WHP TUIt E B.—By Ewa! Latin Patent. lijal s lllr r LAl: LZIIII TIM S Owed by WM* to be Us mod elbehe seem= Who lA. Tin we et a Seel 3 3 7 ca.. rip=. le Ire seeblel ; s =ls AD ise e lA i g ia. lll "" V/IS; = b re meeremee sb° deem= ISO% sem =twee slaw 11 arietellee use be eel lie Time pass OS die WO Swim bekm bins sot to bbe . . Iflt .As !Ms ea the wet beleibis eed a mole eeill um beam pHE CHRISTMAS DOUBLE NUMBER of 1 the ILLIIIMLAM MN 111 ma. pries 4d.1 will annuls. In MMus •• Ems= YillnaM iambs.. • • choke nolkenon et Chrlams Illtodse mpberlsim nod mingennlat. Ain% Clrb•ere Clidimen Clinsim and • Miami, dinning mom ranne s n it at the dm mane imendelly lar mill remota- coltposazzzlONDON. I vol. Oro, price Iro.. MBE LAWB, CUB 11:,17 . UB/0388, and A. REGULATION/ of the CITY sol P 01? d LONDON: wttli Notes of 111 the Clowloys, aud Com. I I A AAAAA vas Pram., lisq,„ *Vibe Isom Low. To whielt lo added • bosiwary of Ilio Iftwooolowin lA% wher" Pelleati lairs of Loodos" le evoSed Morlird work so law kwo ooml moo oiL*-1 1 / 8 1 Daily Neer.'WAY@ erlidei. MAIL MT. W. I. Dad WI pad. Tanylo.bar: Wady sod Bow. Limbring'. oatoway. 'vet Thirteenth /fd lffilleto the, neC Ma Hu PATHIC DOMISHIIC Aran. be J. LAM.. 11. D. Devoid et MI Ist,ife wadiebee le preeeelbed idiom. lie Islop e be lee red the mei does Is be sinleibeeret Ala week Mr endows. V • lleelbe freebie weelhiebet As B ui tnthl el Yr LIDDY Pelee IL • Guile ee awe mew we *War et emearies Ye Ileasegetlie imesemme la babe Wasti°l* A• Qw • $w " free co l'" of peoloilleo is frac hews Leah. h fll Poolhelionbraoh and li. VlMMilla, Oaford• .treat. lourth Editica.—Juat peblisholortet bt. byieee steetee, PIthILITY sod IRIUTABIiITY (31eatal and tiusii•a. Wooed by lyeruseentema ; the Dreptese. Mete. lyeteeet yneer e e h By T. 11. Yeeises. M.D.. Pbyteehr te the Gereel Iheheillat Onertee• Preoldeet So. him the Avibar latelloe Illeehr ti Wter. 11. le n d l ie b eage ; sot by wet cel l , . .11. Jett stellhhod, Dew wed Lobed Bellies; Wee IL. or by peek tee LWIII SCIENCE o T ralt:r, Hew to Live sad ag le Lee ter ; with ample Wee tee De* et 111111- ..• togetber with Iwitnesikwe lee =agog *Woe heeplawe woriewhle swal e i ta I doe: el • wellweetietted moo Vo lk e. Alle% be the tome • flar 14_eleregs. 1111111,0490.11Tret s PetTRI 10 1111111111 WC wtih Obarreliees ea the Os Ike Mweeeepe la the Tortoni fare Dleeedere. TIM week emeweelee ben . temellhell twastra tithe umileal frees. les t the rodi el sew yeerezeeeleal =Ow" I Mired he Oa emeettee *we el Remo slaw the wises &mem as yawl' le eweellle. is Metope of he bead the erre wllei lowl to adit INNMONS. all Illei wilalt Wawa Oat sesseeeh sal the r ai li m ote i =lee roweeel. Oh. IS. lehreett ; Illwasw.lll. Oohed,. wed; Mies. S. Oerah111; ileese.lll. Witiatif4Mat• • aol ell bask. mien. HEALTH OF THE CITE OF LONDON.—Yaatord•y s wort cf the City C.iaatisioa of Sewers was bold, Mr. Deputy Pessoak in the chair. Dr. Letheby pr• seated • report of the mortality rioters. for the lut week, from which it ppeared that 'ha prcpertios of deaths for that period is sotae•hat as the teems*, the total somber of deaths is the mares being 76. (tithes. 27 are attributed to dims, • of the respiratory grease, sad 11 to weideot aid seivide.l Th. &widest. are chiefly fractures, sad are the raturas of thews...en' ieqeiries daring the last three moths. The hastens were to al probability seamioned by the ollppery sow. of the petite ways daring the few days of severe frost *bleb marred at the begisming of the eiceth. Of the 27 deaths which are refer ml to discus of the respiratory erases, 16 ewe due to broachitle, aid 6 to swesompties. 1 be ewer , . after treassotiog some ()Misery rostias bushiest, adjoined• PENNY RECEIPT STAMM—Tun kw been in Melees* from receipt stamps la the we salad Marsh of Ow ea et 267,014 gasellatka was am pet ken dr risk gag tarard wramissway amidst grata ebrasiggh whish was garawad witk bgelawai know, Ile whole audimss almsdhe sad *planks, wakeareatly kr lam mints& Oa Oa CHAIRMAN Calil/1 MIDS Dr. IO Mars's then, Tit; Rev. Dr. brut:throe them ree te address the neetirg, sad was revived with lead she rush He said the very rad inpoirises irtr= B : l bad bra greeted by the chairman sad the Mews* speakers quite °pressed kiss, berme width be wished to receive thole sapreesioas with proper seethed', he felt pretty stroogly that he did sot dosser then. He felt himself to be fa what he believed they tailed • dilemma. (Laughter.) His rupees there pat his is sled of sa "ardor of ems thing that oonarral whoa George the Fourth rout to Scotland. Berland had eat bra visited before by • kisg for a great last! of tire, aed whin Dregs the Fourth west then the people sheer west rad about him. A father held up his child erre the brae of the crowd, thiekieg, perhaps, that he would He an • rag eget., sod said to his, " De pea see him 1 , de yes see hit ?" " Why," reittiftl the .b.ld. " be is only • maa—he I. oily a mum. (Laughter) He suspected that those who bad Hared to the Mad taperers which bad bra red trivia bisaself, oa stelae his perm, sad heeling his 'perk would be fathead to say, " Wty, after all, he is salt' arr." He barred wader the disad natal" of bares a erre Airier language for the but stains years. eig din time be did ace study to. Reglish ragas, sed be knot snob of its phraseology, aid be sew felt mere Whoa to speak the Attire idiom the the Raglieb. (Legalese.) They cart kiadly his with him. (Peer) It IPOli very dilicalt to wary es serrate idea by nip lasessias Natives, of a heels 'essay. Is Arras be - easeedlegly diScalt to ram sa thee of what Begird was to the astir laitabitaar Although be spoke their leaguers pretty well, red could describe to them anything baloagiag to Akita, it was Imporible for his to deseribe to them latelligibly what Replied wan or what a ambles was. He would defy say see to envoy to a native African as idea of • atathitt. Aid sow thous who horrid Wm with their presto occupied a ser•what rallar peallise to that of Cr natives of Africa. They could form bat • faint Idea of what Africa rally was, and et what missionary labour rally was. Titre was ray little of this sacitemeot there. (Laughter.) _Try (the measures) were sailed *athwart,. He orefessed that he was ea estreisst. But bla seamier' respired hard work to sutra it—(her, bear)—ors had to go through • great deal to keep up the retrials's". (Renewed laughter.) The eabsiouary cause suffered • Sale frees this,—that math more was tapered tbs. could be gives. It woe 'spored that whoa the gospel we presebed to the heath's they would liars to it, sad either believe or rejest it. But the fast was that these to whom the repel was meshed Immediately begaa to judge the siseleueries by their owe motives. They inegieed that with all this fair spears there was sone thing bottled, sone other eau is view which would be discovered by sad bye. The rolteleearlea omit labour to do good to their belie; they men eadrvour to mars their tempter sdratege, la order thereby to acquire • good mane, sad cowry the idea that they were really 'arose to promote their welfare ; sad thee, and then only, word the Airier. borer attest,, to the cousins of their sore. The satire Africa= were very slow is the emotions of their elide—they were sot at all I he the South See Menden. Use eerie bred of • whole tribe or potpie is Africa at oar riberiag the gospel, as bad bra the ease is the South Sas bisade. The habits of stied of the two keels ef people were totally differeat The Ides owasatilead by beets Christie". at home, hat the Affirms magi balm converted all at oar, bad 'another" retreaded bin of an "emotes of the Airier' chieftain Mihail. When Hisbell first purred that h. was easier that his people abssid believe the gospel, he said to his, " Do Tee verb losolas that then e will seer believe the geepal I don't tom ?" ( hter.) He (Dr. Livingston) NOW that 'savories geld net car by neer of ebe she. Wen, you don't Mow thole pew pth," odd " sr you want them to believe, bat they row Inner rains I tale the sanbsk aad beet them." (Roareei isreghter.) la like lamer, It would sheet appear that 'Easy Christlaus is this ethistry heeled that it was pee fre to beat belief, as ft were, tato the Africsa new As meet el Are, petite" ware &war, be reasethed with Behalf for • somber of years, sad, whoa the alseloaary flutes was de-' staved by as attack of the Been. while be was Iplug sorb se Gaylen the sew country, he saw plaiaty what word fellow. To' year Usse Wads of the people had boss ibirsibei by him el ma Wadi. Bs law that this attack would 'dually eon % ae3 'kiloton WWI to lin° andie to the with; hot heft. P.. be net his fail, to Es eat He heal that the sawhed Media tko tribe n earned off a gnat steam ed the *Wins end ffloodolo° his kola of eenythkg le einliinsf. (Hear, hese.) " Oh," said to me. easier •I de sea wish to nuke a pitiful waU before you; foe this sollond M mainly of all semen fee what was babied." (Lighter.) hard Shaftesbury Mood the high setholee la whits the ease of the nation wto hell abroad. Me weld here Ws se illoatration of the ellietithe t. wlidi the ease et her Majesty was hold le Atria at the time of which he was speaking. He net ashen arms Enenea, nod ;sand him when be wee gobs. He said, HI ma 'slag to Queen Vie. toria." He endononsin to diem& Wm sottiep oat, telling hiss that he would hare xi am to lereepeoll Mr " Well," said he, "if I doge to the Quinn will she an Mee to me " He replied that be NOMA NM mead do ee. " Ten," gad p. ' " NAM ease a lbesind miles down to the Ceps with titevlow d Ras ilf Bien& sad was obliged to Mara because be Neil set sleek • rXr. Thic showed the high setiaterkeht obi* the It b y e sad the Jades el this Moll& eatfca were held the natives of Afries.(Cbseas.) Oa poem/ding to the north he west Ant meet the peeves who wen called the Makololo. Them were Beoltuasms. They lived la former times le what wee sailed the EOM solitary, sad wen driven to the meth by the M.M.as Throe pep l (the Makololo) ousel the path, and be (Dr. Liviogstios) followed in their footsteps many roan after. A largeipor ton of the land is the intense was then, mad was in their bands, "Wadley all the taiellary Ilis wighbourhiced of the Zambesi. This Bons bed datesesised that no Eag hoboes should penetrate, if they scald Lip It, northward, because they wished all the trade to minis in their own heads; bet he on the enemy, determined th at the costar, in the Warier should be opined. When they shut ase olds be demeaned le ono soother, sad, as it Weed out, he bad °reed up two paths late the Wiener of the African inutiaeat. The directors of the Leaden Nississary Soden said that as le kasw more of the slot. of the country, sad of what wee neseesary foe it,thss they did, they would give him a free commimion to sadeavour to opea up a path for the spread of the pe pal. (Cheers.) He wend here remark that Use direness had almis treated him with the realest kindness. Some times M Africa ha had beard distal gritashbage. Sash things Vent ponliar to the English people. (Laughter.) The English were very Mid of grandribig • they were keens tal net the said as delightiag la having • grumble. (Great laughter.) Now, homes, Mars mien grumble agalest the Marton of t he laadoit Missionary Society, ha must say they had always supported him acoerdleg to Mar ability; they were always kind to him, and be had sever bad • aegis word of diffusing with them during the last Mines years. Will, es be was remarking, he promoded to the north, and he would shortly describe what Ise met with. They had all hand of " Afric's busing nada." That ea premien was quits cornet, so far as the country south of 20 degrees wee oomosreed. The south was dry, and the popalatioa comparatively small. Bat when they got beyoud 20 degrees they oases to • totally different °onto sad a totally different people. Toe people were the tree seen Melly, sad their many was the country from which we eon derived our slam, and from which the Brasilia's and the Cuban still obtained theirs. In the whole of the centre of this country he loud the people ezesediagly civil Ind kind, but there was a triage of population rood about which always pnvested sommeree Meg interim law the interior. The Africsas is the interior wen food of cow none. This he learnt from the auger MASCOT is whin they entered into his project of forming a path. His objet is that 'talkie" was to promote enamors. sad ChrisUanisa. Lion; sad the satins were immedistaly delighted with the idea of having • path to the sea, by mesa of which they might trade with the whits men. He did sot wish it to be understood that the had any desire for the gospel. Some times ls ' when th ey beard the natives spekea2 le as Meg willing to receive white Nee, that they wen willies le receive Chrietisoity. Every one of these tribes is the antral portion of the many would he delighted at the proems of a while ma, regarding it es a seet of protection to then. A wissfamsy wee la their opines a thing that was aot to be killsob—Claughter)—thay were deigned to have him moons, them, bet sot bccaue they wished to kaow the g apel—that desire mime after, wins they lied Mesas sequidalloi with his chariots. A wooderfn effect was poodeeed wpm those who waist down with him to Loads ill the Alpe of war. As they were posing through the nibs= on their way to the coast they were told QM the white ma WY going to wheedle them se baud the shin, sad that when they came there they wield be fattened sad stn. They partly believed this. Li said to them " Well, dyes like to believe that, you son ravrkg ; Nat alma did you net km of as Englishmaa a elan, or buying or selling one ?" No, truly," they said ; but still their melons were not entirely re. OHM& When he took awes on board the ships of war, sad all the sailors gave them bread sad Neat end talked to them, though they could sot at/demand a word of what they said to sash other—(lasghter)—they were estremely delighted. Every moans then nabbed. They afterwude treated hi. is Use kindest maser—they Must worshipped him. If he headed them singling they would go down on their hues to renive it uatil he told thus not to dose, gad simply from nein the pews, of the English, they believed that the religion of Mee who wan ebbs to snake each things se they had beheld mut be true. Oa returning to the notary el Sicheli. In Mod it so well watered that it was impossible to have a mina path. Some of the diffinltimi whin ha had to neuter were motioned by one of the patlesse who bad Mitered the meeting. Those he should not um late. He was iacliaed to keep NI them stories nail he bad got late his dotage (laughter)—ad when he Mame garrulous, he would relate the. to his children. (Lunar) At present be had not a angle seta of triumph, sad be felt • sett of opprossioa when be thought of what was to be dm. He Nee, there wee to be bard work in the future, se there had bees in the pest. (Hsu.) It was not by greed means., floe speechify lag, sad mush eseitement , that outing great was to he done; no, it me by hard waking, working is gain, working under a nose of God's rowan everywhere, sad working without an espectatioa of seeing the traits. Ise part of the interior of which he had last spoken was so fell of rinds that In had occasion to carry water for atingle day ; whereas is the mai, sad when he went in search of the Leke Nieto' with Mr. Oswald, they wanted muir for four days, sad only found it Is wells. The country was well peopled, being the sleve.prodining country. The people woes remarkably free from Mean, sad wen very penile. About 20 years ago, the mall pox sad the measles visited them, and a great many of them died ; but they had never enure dear Then wee no consumption, no ecrofols, en Isrlsopbobla, and there was not Inch modem, though SW. des sematines nese. Many diseases which prevailed is gSasggle.d were quite minims smog the negro family. Notweadiag all the well and nU the kidnappiag, they were still a numerous race; ad he had no doubt, km hie enervation, that they were ea nisch pre eeeee d for par• posse .f only as were God's anima people, the Jews. (Hear, hear.) He was more astosished by the estimation la which the ladies were held ammo them than by soy thing else in the country. They were often made chieftains. If • divorce happened, it wee g Ily the woman who divorced therms, sad she took the children away with her. If • young mu married gyms, wean residing is another village, be was obliged to lean his own village sod go and live with his wife sad his mother la-law—(e Imieh)—wboat he had to ni ply with wood, which was men only obtaina ble eta considerable disuses. Is nosing down the Zambesi river particularly, In observed that this ansegment was minded with emiderable toil sad trouble. If • man were caked to do • pine of work, his reply would he, titer leani ng bow mob he was to gat for it—. 1 will go and sensalt my wife." (A. laugh.) If she consented, the work would be done • bat if elm did sot, nothing would induce to h usband to perform it. (Another laugh.) teeing greatly surprised at this, he asked the Portagesee trader, if they bad Mandl the same thing, and was told that it had alwen been tie we. When he sane down from the sort' with his see, all hi goods having bees es- I pined before he mashed the Makalolo country, the people supplied all his wants without fee or reward. Ha mos wore delighted with Use journey to the nut, taller; that they had been to the end of the world. " The ancients," they said, " have always told us that the world has no end; but we have been to the end of it. We west marchiag on with oar father, believing what the nekton told us to be tree ; but all it one the world said to us, • I em teished—then is as more of me.' It was all en is treat." He afterwards proneded to the eastward, and at length struck the Zambesi. That was • very large river; is fact, the principal rivet is the country—•dl the others running into it. Its ease, the Zambesi, incest "the river." He attempted to stake a path by the Zambesi to the sea. The Zambesi Inas river navigable for at least 300 soilts,sad that without a single rapid. Is ■ss, parts it was broader than the Thames at Westminster-bridge. It had bees supposed by toes that it disappeared wider the soil and was loot ; but any one who saw it would immediately feel that there was so such thing as losing that river. (Laugh ter.) It na /needle with to the south, then tuned away to the eastward, and passed throsgh a gorge, cleft, or 2.. sure. It was Isaias say other waterfall is the world, sad be tinsels' the word trough " would neon a better idea of it than any other. It was about a thossaad yards wide at the hills, sad it fell over tato the trough, which go nadal from bank to bask. The Amen was made in • bard !mashie rock ; and at the bottom, which was not so wide as the lips of the trough, the rivet was only about 20 yards broad, and the fall, resisted the most beautiful sight he bad ever wen is hie life. The river afterwards peered for a ooselderatils Conine along the ',eters ridge, going N.N.B. then E., and then 8.8.8. dews to the tee. He believed ibis river would be a permaseat path into that snotty. The eeeetry Itself wee eztresuely fertile, sad this climate perfectly Maltby. Ti 'khakis, beset in that past, and tin Mow Shansolation was agreed to nem. alis. The CZAIRMAN here intimated the with of Dr. Living- Mee briefly to address the meeting up= the subject of the =tined= of the Aide= slave Made. Dr. Mentos:on thee promoted to say that the re marks be desired to make had been suggest= to his =ad by what had falba from a prompting speaker. For • series of years the British governmeat had spout large sues of mossy with the view to the re putes, or suppression, if possible, of the slam trade. As idea had sprang up, or rather he suspected a " fib " had be= propagated by the slave dealen, though amongst grown up people it was • somewhat CM colt thing to trees • fits to its sour..—(laughter)—that oar webers ea the African mast made the middle passage" a thousent times worse for the slave, thin it otherwise would be. " Now this," =claimed Dr. Livingston, "is all bosh." —(Chests a= laughter.) I myself believed it owe, and the remains; was very spa=mw. 117 brother, when attending a elves = political eineemy la ono of the sellers is the United flutes of Americo, board • professor des elate that the British government would promote the slaves more by fitting up Convenient ships =eh as the Natant= I, and Orisatal Company wad out to India, and that it was • totally mistaken ides to 'oppose that the cruisers could supper the slave trade. Well, I =at to Angola with that very idea in nay bead ; but when I got there I foiled the tans bays tiompletely repressed, sad the moons by which it was repressed were the making the so panatela of slaves mesh more dangerous to capitalists then even guabliag for gold. (lieu, beer.) 1 bate less boys of about 14 years of ago sold within • hundred miles of the coast for 12e. • head, whereas if there bad beam say demand for slaves abroad, and it had been easy to take them out of the coiserry over sea, they would hays got perhaps SOL • head for those. Now If the slave trade had be= going se, these *lam would have been taken out of the coun try ; but no, such was the activity of oar cruisers on the comet, that it was dangerous to attempt it. The slaves are, therefore, transmitted late the interior end .:cheesed for holy. I myself once travelled about a month is the =spay of three half-bred Ponageose triers, who bed eight women with shoo, whom they were Ming into the =entry to sell for ivory. Bat even whoa ezehanged foe ivoey, the price is sot at all equal to what might be got by =pore they = them, if th wore only able to do that. (Dear, beas.) . At Angola, sad throughout te a whole of Eastern Afnes, whoa you ask about this or that per son's senumetthose, you ben Is onsustantly said, " Oh, he was rich at the time of the slave trade." (Rear, hear) The fact is, that there are only three men le all Aar= who have any of th e tidies which they got by ths ' slave trade ; for riches so obtained seem to bring no blessing with them. (Loud cheers) nor do not stop la the family. (Renew= sheers and lau= i e . la former times the es Juits, with their %nal t, planted flee Mocha soft= at Ands, and this solo pr, mated, it is sup posed by birds, all over the esseatey. &vend plantations of it were discovered whoa I was there. I saw it as far as ZOO miles from the cent. Now, the merchant. of Angola, toting that they eatinot carry on the slate trade as they did formerly, hays tern= their attitudes :0 this coffee, and hence plantations ate noddy formed and rapidly inmates. (Cheers.) Indeed, It would almost nem as if Ood had provided these means of giving she. rah= if they would het lean the ways of sia for legitimate !in dustry. It is thought by some that the wan asseag the Africa tribes are more gruel now than they were when the priseeers were sold as slang. This I was assured by a slave dealer myself; but I believe that this story is like the other about the saltily of oar cruise= having inereased the borrows of the Middle Parer. (Hear, laser.) Wall, this slave dealer told me that the Mayan, who live to then north of the Mush= river, when they hay. war Kill ell their prisoners ; and " Is it not better," he salted, "to .sport them as slaves I Per if we were allowed to export them we could take them away sad Cried's= them." (Laughter.) Bat I want to know who begs& those wan I have • good deal of arquaintence with the native tribes in the faterior of Atli= aid I find that there is • war amours them =lns it is about cattle. Now few people ars killed I. coastwise', of wan about mole. Bat when there was a elm trade on the coast, sod a market for the Ws of the prisoners, the people fought Sanely, the coo tribe to capture as natty pi tman as possible, the other to defend themselves sad ebildree saltiest being taken captive, bonus they know I the result would be to make them slaver. These ways were fewest= and mania= by the slave trade, and the sieve tiodors—not the slave trade stspprwsithiens—mast therefore take the credit of them to armee less. (Hear, bear.) 0a the motioa of the Rev. Dr. /honor, meooded by the Rev. J. BDRIIITT, the thanks of the ametiag were voted by acelsaiatios to the Earl of Shaftesbury for his kind sad valuable services I. presiding on the om salon. The Earl of Saarntenuar briefly acknowledged the nu plimeat, and said he bed scooted the proposition to Mks the chair with very much diffidence, but be bad yielded Melodramas to those who had assured him that by so doing, thoork be coofessed be mold act see how, he would be able to oast ism* good. (Cheers.) Before we retire (condos stl diesel* earl) allow me to ask your permission to express frog the seeming man mark of enlace and affection to • led, atm sitting is the hall. The wife of oar distineuinhed (dead, Dr. Livingston, is preseat. (Loud cheers ) That lady tree bon with • distimptished name, whisk she ezobangsd fee soother ohtingaished name. (Cheers.) She was bora • Moffett—(near, hear)--and she excuse a Livingston (Cheers.) That lady cheered the early part of oar friead's nose, by her spirit, her eobasel, end her society. Alter ward., when she reached this eouatry, she paused sassy years with her children is solitude bed anxiety, suffer's,/ the amuse fears for the welfare of her Misbaud, and yet 'odorless all with patience, (resignation, and even joy, be cause eke had nrreadered bar best 'Whirl and sacrificed her owe private et loyalists to the advanonneat of civilise- Hoe, sad to tbe great in te of Christianity. (Loud cheers.) I hope, therefore, you will allow me to express to that eo eelleat lady the deep respect and aunties that we *Dieresis for her sad for her obildren, and that we hope the great some she bears will continue to receive to the lived reiterations the gratitude and respect whieb her hothead has sassed for It. (Loud sad protracted cheerios.) Tile meeting thea separated. DINNER TO DR. LIVINGSrON. Yesterday evening a number of ministers and lay men einineetrd with serious religion denominations, and more especially with the Lyndon and other asnionary **- Mein, dined with Dr. Livingston et the Milton Club, Lud gate-bill, by trey of testifyieg their Tenet, and regard for him, and according to him a wolves, on hie return to his native land._ Tits °maim bad lore reference. of omens, to the achieve .sol.of t h e et , gentleman as a traveller end geographies, discoverer thus to his epee al character and deeds as a long tried @gent of the Loadoa Missionary Society. About 100 gentlemen sat dews. The chair wee taken by Mr. Alderman CMALLIS, M.P., ea whose right sat Dr. Liviageun. Auvingst the eospatty were Mr. A. Penult. M.P. ; Mr. T. ehembeirs, Y.P.; Mr. 8. Motley, Mr. 3. Morley, Mr. Alcamo Wire. Rev. Dr. Tolman, Rev. T. Binary, Rev. Dr. Vasahaa, Rev. W. Brock, Mr. H. Spicer, Mr. W. 1 Spitler, Dr. Calmest, to. TEE REFORMATORY MOVEMENT. Lut night the Rev. Sydney Turner, a gentleman meU kilometres his coanexion with the juvenile reformatory movement and chaplain of the philanthropie ntablishment at Arabi, delivered aa address at the Tailors' Labour Ariel Warm lestitate, Newiagtoa-muse way, to " Crime malts itmattliea." The room was well filled, bet sot melded. Mr. Dees took the chair. Tns Hones Dvrit.—The house duty in the year mesa the Mt of Nana lest wee 723,61ai. SUSPENSION OF TIIB ICIDDERMINSTER OLD (Prom the /Leseinpamee Jusornoi of this day, Mettawday.) The operations of another private bank in this district lave bees brought suddenly and unexpectedly to • slue. Last Saturday months the old bank at Kiddermin ster, earned on la the name of Farley, Turner, sad was not opened for beanies as usual, but an fauns tun was posted outside to the effect that in consequent of the death of Mr. T , th ine was coo one invested with authority to entry ea the bank. Up to ynterday (Tuesday) afternoon boldness bad not been rnumed, altiongh the doors of the establishment have bees kept open tor the purpose of answering inquiries; in the meantime sufficient has transpired relative to the state in which Mr. Turner's affairs are left le preclude all possibility of the beak being again opened for business. The Wink of Parley, Terser, and Company was esta blished, we believe, between nit, and sixty years ago. Amongst the original members of the firm was cos or more of the family of Feeley, of the backing house at Worces ter. A few years ago that connexion was broken by the re tirement of Mr. Farley from the firm at Kidderminster, and shoat the male time a gentleman named Jones, who bed been for many years a clerk fa the house, was taken is u a parser. At the time this arrangement was made it wee eaderstood that Mr. Jones did n,.t take any money into the concern. He did not ellfeiVe the date of his peetoership more than three years. By his death Mr. Abraham Turner became the sole member of the firm, sod his death at Chel tenham, last Thursday, has brought about a stoppage pre maturely, bat which was inevitable on no very distant day. It has transpired that Mr. Terser hes died intestate ; of the fact that he was iaselvent to a considerable amount, there is, we fear, no doubt whatever. The bunk bad the privilege of issuing notes to the amount of 14,:5001., but it is supposed that the number actually in circulation will not amount to months 8,0001 ; the liabilities are estimated at a snot not exceedieg 70,0001. As to the value of the assets, or ih.tir nature, nothing wbatever is known ; but for some time prior to the stoppage, a disposition hid been tainted on the part of the management to restrict opera dohs es much as possible, the consequence in all probability of the limited means at command. The London agents of the house, Meson. Roberts and Co., were, it I. understood, prepared for what has occurred; in fact, Mr. Turner's want of means had beak so secret for some tints prior to his Amin, so that the town agents would be sure to provide alienist any accident. Indeed, it is not improbable that they had a bateau; for, it we are crosetly informed, Farley and Turner's notes were cashed in London on Saturday morning. In Kidderminster the loss and inconvenience consequent on the stoppage will be very severa l felt. As the nein spread early and rapidly on Saturday morning that the Old Bank had stopped, b tufted* hastened to en the notice punk os the establishment, before they could credit that which they were reluctant to believe. Saturday is pay de, at Kid derminster, and many persons wets dependent on a supply from the Bank for their we rkmens' wages; the p had seen the house open as nasal or. Friday afternoon, paying and receiving in the ordinary way, and Saturday mortar a Nand the dons virtually closed. As usual, in •is .re such earn that might be mentioned, then was 113 euspicion of the Old Bank; sod at this establishment the tunes of onst of the public institutions of the town (Including the Cor poration) wen deposited. Instincts of peculiar and individual hardship have reachtd ere as the con sequeftes of this stoppage; of toads pail into the bank oa Friday for the advice of accepter c •s, whin', cf curse, remain uwaiivised ; and in ninny ways has been a revere blow, as may be expected, in such a manufacturing comma silty as Kidderminster. The Stourbridge sod Kidder minster is now the only banking establishment in the town. We are glad to notice that the management has behaved with as much liberality as circumstances would admit of to parties most seriLualy attested by this 'entwine ante occurrence. The stoppage of a bank under the circumstances above detailed is a very rare, if it Is not altogether an exceptional occurrence. It may be presumed teat the winding up will take places ander the direction of the Court of Chancery. Tee late Mr. Turner was a magistrate of the county of Worcester, sad in ether respects Le occupied socially a high position in his neighbourhood. Fiat Im:wawa Dlll7.—The &scant realie44l by the are ieeeresee duty la the year ended Mud' last wea 1,280,4414