The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-01 00:00:00

• 4 7 1...." .*7 , :. / 1 7"" 11 044 .0 . (37;eff 4"*"' g. - . TAM!. a 707: ozTrart TIALSITJTJ.?. 71.1.1 T WS PA PE R -101'1N n -- - • -- - z. iPipm r7t* ssaudjor No. 8,185.] Ar ie RSHALL and EDRIDGET LINE of • PACK NT SHIM-7M following Bridals lAA faniehilin,t yitahUes. tate most imipe• We se heeetneeie. Lose in the Lanka Doeks. Ter Tar Stair I Iterror. f Dv.da Dallaaties. r ti ZCZNei .. For tenor of &MK or sumer. dietary Mk*. earl further leforreat:en. spier to the who are cvoltsatly oeffitralsolea n." , .. 10 . ...Sot best tradieM b = g dt il e MARSHALL sad ILDRIDOIe 34. PORMEMOSIRML I TEAM to MELBOU RNK—ISTANBOUL. to ►, .1 froo Loses punctual]) lOth Sontaher.—Autemalea , 43 , ) t"al 0 4 0, COMPlinl 11.1witod , .—Pacelee dedrows of ...au- tom•) to blade la the °Awe leitestl i tt r e m thia t =Wreaks to Newt lie woe ei ti tr osi rW we tar taatnacted le we thee wit Wale It cwral-mcoa Pars& reeshed It Outwit at AO= N DOM aIIeaNIONT 11 61=ellii N . taw IT of WOw Nana BENNOWiwiI MA I O " TT. 113 TANBO U L, for MELBOURNE Direct. NOM to IPP/Ormi P ... M commis es Amin - al. Wig ib ele mp. : ow .Welieh t l, Ow be Inat.wilt :). allvl aArnwandedose so IC=relmol. -.—.. .8111.1111, 11. wi•Lin< t • st4l thanwelee. of W. ogyartzt=zpip al cow . It . rk. are Ind y • few berth§ west, by lb. OW ',MN .I.lller " ledentileate. —Apply te the Oespbars WOW BEL BUT and ArIPIN MALL. 77, Cornet& STEAM to the CAPE of GOOD HOPI sad I , I:f DIA.—Tio Itoyal Mall Aiwa dip BOMAN D. tau t Jost toMti WII,IOON, Colommilor. elle lam ttio DAM tbio ad or and oil dm= NooT t o ti fili lattart for (I, Cape et Good toga lioodaloa do sod t * s pr On& hubs Loudon co tbo ovelke sod "Me Wooed to dr tan of dodo& Joie ea to Wooed to lialmodad ssal—W. S. LIN ilr odd Oa. la Asolafrioes k mma a. VERLAND BOUM le —BI2AR INDIA _ sad erovatiro. IN MTN: . god twt oilimus. . Adm. ga Ig& s. in. lArkabaNaln* mid V ALPARAISO LINE of PACKETS.—DIRECT LINN or ACSILLOIT Petit, CLIPPERS to PILLPE RAtIO. COQUI11111). bad CALMS* COPI•PO. forworMai par . 1101 . 1.2 1 5 e to 00 bokotous. Arts tor Toow lor tor Irma. r EITITIMO. Mifir DO. h og . WERRA 00 laPo .6 l i o ri nta ;tro Me tembuolma. 01(1111MITIL 10•••• d aim e ril lt7 o 11.144741 :M 4 =Pa the . :mmt. bolo up turn gen ty for whippers --a „„„F . E . .111114 6 .11 gai ^0 of rood, to QV Mt to mato Ur imam mitt kir oa emperameml were. prV i lt • owl rerEpammoomm ea oi list " 'III ...* tlngllE a. ciocik. ard i rl e l. MAL Goods mend op WOO UM November. tEOULAR LINE of PACKETS to the WEST COMM of SOUTH AIMILICA.—For LIMA Din* Mo Mow AVM s IPA Ism HAIL derAmedtl. Me las • 1 &MIZORAM !=tornmime. laMm a ir= al as.— Isms of Wit sr pump. Wig Nod aomm Is BIT3101:1. P COM, sai C0..17, Grokop:bureb-strost. eTIAM le NEW TOM teem &Wilmer... k - e me dam Wm, porbiellf Dem Sawa- VAIII lIX Mak larbeearicer i :tig : Nem 11. ellAoo, 3,300 taw 133 bee1•0re1e................0t in. ••• HERMANN, UN leek TN . Dee. 3. FULT ON. SAO Wm IN -- " -- Weideemimg IT. Thee damn in Moll he of lid; mum and for the mama d ll* lam Wafts on mosS Mini wale 'WWI foe. ac t r e r=dl ma 1i0t1;30 .i... ; . wry ad ad due on Jinfr a tantat mod 9. lIIL ibettat's.ptago. Choese-ercee ; it " iii" Valtiar%eemtLaitl ff. Cociebirob- Dein. sed Mom of moat opeolitteilli Bala Mail et lie Nita aleiatte to Ream P. tad New Yore, Is R l l, 22l l , l"arrnaft`AN t ROYAL Liv ER got M I lihr o ly urit= s it; trif- L =a moms, ow soils mit It NIALI/AX do awl memo peseeteera aid Yr 11 ti following air ether vanes, an la aall her liewposi: EUROPA. fur NEW TO Not.L NIAGARA. tot ROSSO . 'ow. IL mum kw saw Yost. .1“. la P lererito s T a tate g = . ta ina N EME l 3 Ira eft. ciitt tellrgiet. se G t= Me gi eitet.le d tl l ear g =i 1 mew ce meseed table moseneers. res%. rw it:rl7l ll.llB r C . Pn i tet 17. die Dean% ; "I' . 0.1•111 " ti• awee. °ll ietweit. ableett ; tit D. tad a Whit. Ilieuraten. Lamm& sTEAM to NORWAY, SWEDEN, sod DEN MARK sad LOWER BALTIC PORTS. 'be NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANT =Ltd! dorm& their fir.tol,.. STEAM SnIPS .. tar* boo . Immo* Wire, carrying re:orogen mid good.: To TO3l‘ INV, even Friday. Vim chi••• . ...... .. . 113 Tr nziosuao .. 3 Good. sad Nevi eddy far Seettin.Daraid,sad!M . From Moll Lembo to GOTTEN NV RCI, Rent Haifa, orrery at Orem*. Ftnl diem d prowl. akiam—For . e . tegooLnadoa. V To CHRI lased PHRLITIANIge o rgn la Re* Naga Friday, lea ef Rimgober.eade** Mid; diela, bolo Bull, Dl* ; from lamloa. ki I* awl mama llama I. := ke f i la u tt o bord gr . booked Greg* * the mon lesia, =l3 a liortsi n Ztib by Ilig h =gt orter =a rrollw as et Foe Imam Nl* Gorr Pare Ofbem, IM, ; Mel lie gad moo*, Y. Mr. C. , I, Tvearall: la the Lav‘v Pattie Pm* es C. HOF/ MI end Ge,. fa Ridhroy• Leal l r. Embedded:met ; aim* Mews THOMAS WILSON sod Co., W. P. ANDREWS, Hergied Director. DMUS TWICE DAILY.by EteILAILPACKETE, .111. via Dow alma CaImic—PRORTICIFT PAIMAOL-31.• r m. :va . = frit% go issear im gak at 4, 5.12174 . = aa ter Omar mery may MO% laleas4 'wi l is Imas ZilasaVara swim that il••• e rar 2 .la. m a li a j oi Laaa.as. 1.30 . tai1. radaa. Oak tags=aral gua far RUNKLE, COLOGNE. sad TEI MUNE. by W Royal flan Route.—A ROYAL Mem • ~ K RUBBELB, for OSTEN P sem ni4bt faggot % . 4 111" iler a p.p . _,Iiii OPTILN P for POYINI emu Right leher ia.. PM r•IR. Fares t., truce Power or Ostead e= d ebez ai. lia. Theme, tkeete eas he obtain." ht. the diet hod the Restheol AMOK?. 31416 Of farestreeh SOUND and WHITE TEETH on not only India ..V.ly tvgalatte to a ykl-Ina cats*" la Mr mact. tad litly ate I throat Ilk at ateeS solltbel , • , ^ Malla oad l y r . Ti m' cont ' te ',rare send toe themen. Illlttakt:s; lett' 0 tiONTo, or Peed Mesa worha l t ettl la f awl to eradlosto all warmed hk Itta•coc. to the mo l l MAIM. NUM of 4 1= . nadir tat htlln• arm sad tad, sei. bin No armies Impin; suaat« alai ..load to Ws bulk telialli 94. Pit SO 1.. i... it....i.ade txkugo" mos so ro4 sad "A. sad p "a' s . 5 4 ll. Awe was." elenred es Ibm Owinessitt Amy MAW 45 me hoz. M O by lira wil lig diallird whom TICTRODUCEI) INTO THIS COUNTRY. taw iteette. age, ea 4 telln; St the tale 4 these ls.rtod Mules • weak. 1114.1101. re Faut:(l;b: 4 Lin Sarni umpteallelei as She ter..4 elleeanal meaty la tee sone ere. 4 Wean .Um easpiltlete,neeallettles, leeietealsa. Ole taw. eene. allkeseatte. gy m' Gm wok mob lapel Wegatea treetelei es tbe a..Melees. he beetetet lleteelea serfW ea ie4.l la Went Helt.-1... Imbed Ilownsmat stamprthr. sal .( at t.. 11.1. sad le. FL the WM,. It * Ur ibe tee nail maw olealt.l to all mallerete the ab.te area WI at the Chief big Detre. lembhete LOW." Ile seltak me. , WM, tan seett et tiellattetlea elettlidellen as le elk' wears 4114 Ispotacd. A Thttlee lowseed ettlttetootfth spill IN MN NM • awe' er .4 atrtllieatee rte. gnat. TRIESRMAR.—Prot, by Royal Utters AIWA et Siggest, we wind by as giab et Soass Sete Argba. mete be A W Se S. !monist Oaks et S sm. No. I, Is loan V NM ediellellili ot Ike e.t.a.& N• 2. ab la b it i iir= V. i tyie a r ei g i r m sibbols le& tte s post hi et Seeden sews wink. ibe bus imermyl th. ra 1".17 i l Zb 1. 37 4 *..13411* sA ni X ii ,. :..„ v.....„........„, r 5.. ..........., Se* ; ebb Ob. O. • ow • 1 = 6 : mkina. g. MID. STEAM to AMERICA.—Tho LIVERPOOL sad PHILAMILPHIA STEAM SHIP COMPANY Wend ft tpetehing tbolt Clldbbsilt Hoe Sewer Steamed" trete uvizrooL I o PHI LO DhLPHI• so followe: CITI OF WASHINGTON .. . Weft/Kb" IQ Nem, 19e& CITY OF MANCIIIMITLR Wease4y,l9th Nov., CITY OF HALTIMOIL Wedsee4".llrd Dec., NANOAROG Wwftwft. IHQ Dee., Cable ft" le after, IT ft,. sad 2 view mei lath, ft roshat to the seememsdatles IN the fteesses" ell yet the ogee ear tli =stbe Were : esd a Whited umber of Psempie tell tot Teel New Tert .10 be leilft WI Swims Iwelt Fee Mem parftelies, erne "ftwisesere city Mb Is WILLIAM INMAN, I sad 1.1. Towerftlldless, ; we to the Anserlate sad Neahlftla Ewes Company, 11, Use onstootoo. Chi'. Leeks. 'VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. TO 11111/11128. Tho Mewing chip on sow kegs( outwards la lia Victoria Dooka Oa. : Raps. far SCOTLAND* lllO UffIINHOULt 1470 IRTIRPID 7Ol 01111.111 COLORADO llOO IRBASTIAIf PCROCIT .. COI PRRNIAN 1027 Deednatles. ZINN% &Pug Mood Repo l W.ll. Llndierend I. and Clairotte Me tabsr lbourne IMMO sad Ai &Ale sod Ow {=tt ecgop ..... l " "' } lll7mur ocek, ohd Or, oMoutra TIMM Serr.es 110 JIMIIO oyes t Co. Kernel _**** .. Oman rod Co. LlTerponl A. N. de Pothooks • One of Qs /wake Uee ei Amatory BISOW4U•111 Packea. # Noel lbe Amaraam Anaaim Owens amen # Om at las Use et Leathery Screw Meas. !WWI AZZANOSIIENT& De De are sew eseeeeet lateen Qs VICTORIA DOM/ end • wall Maws Deft lea! Iltatetresa DI LION .r daily between =ate led the WWI. Uwe riseesedreel. tbe &avers areere ler wake andeaulled at Me Dan= U sew gal he IMO , dm aelereee ben_ lei It A Pm. tter IMO dm. sad Ow ennui ea be vn iV eraarer= leril'in" I n elt i n aintell orw ig l eig to re M ai Me la il iti os " ez er *s laiet a rZe rem at le lbe Malin ell be PDF b. be wee IMMO re Obed-reed at um nem la eel &avers et 0 71 18 k. S a weals 0 inmate ... Wee sad Mt of nog% per et the Web= re a di r u peile. . • ***Mkt Prelim taremellee gay be ab liee Deekikeenearl• raw ea *a Dads& Q OAPP/Ut, VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCIIII—Tbas Dock. V ease my eligible sad Marlys Ike Wlll red IM O. The Trlb an of Oho morel awl awl= Worn dry lad re " 7=pw mi. Ism dr O well m a th MO "." s i te Vlsbaili (Wad Dipeldisen. rt. 1141.411mr. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—ALTERA TIONkA el VW le 2 fur NOVZJIHML—Mie &SO ass. cheep Was hen raddleiles ma be sweleiseed ber s =e s eg sa Ms u beg i ?be p.m. Web Oren reildimeria be NM rbe /IP pJa. Web Mee 111 be Tb• LI& Ir toms & I V= son aarezt. t. 11.115. a. Imo = l = ldd e=m Awe st 12.24. sad wM be alewlesesoWer se falesuelble leans as est es twtsees. 4"1,.1170:4=. dad am. isms amp Wok Disab/B Mwillses 2 2 b f 22 Ihrbelew. ORIENTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY (Limped). Fog aingibilin Won Navigation on *hen of Cagnal =AM 11,010 Sham of NIO wiln W unman h Nl.ooo,ooo.—Dopalgl pr Mom TIMMINS. JANES GM of Ws Palamin art Tin Honownlio W. W hie Dagnir. Celli retrierearthWene. aseit=e tem 0 41 AT. Me Wet . la C""INIR bFL . 114 : 911441. 9 1 4 ta I. e s. . Hatillieeek Ilea MALE., Ameli a = ta ise teelltur is the Qum. bee Ht 13........ 1 11 6 4 Mama Mg. lasett= d CO, Leedom eied Hesse. T. loreees. 4T, Manatee Dtiete l = " te a rteZ is i!t Neon. Jobs tea teue—Juste lteeZe. it= et Zen. Owes. and I am" 112; Re 91 11. ligli ckta ."l.B4. oe. eararreae—Jees 216 !swim li a =hed,e 4BBk e e=e: Ish ave lesene II eor.das ter " C a ji= ll 986. =Lie it zret s iror=si r tep ar 1 Ler vi zereeree _he hi Ili cel i t r iesee ... le Om. Mt, jej e lVje l e an t earseTinet. "B" : l A4l=7 l % seessisek simples ..e.... ten mar B .* .. WeeetMerme et=ellea fee ewes seag le Mira se the k eeeeeei, INIMe DOTAL SURREY GARDENS COMPANY ado verem bevies asy clJtrear lemead are i = s tarreserd the mead ergot Se ce Ware 8•11111 DA Abe Ith ib eret =By eider. alwarti 4LlAM Mat dierreeerr. 011.. M. ISM aB. LAMM ANATOMICAL MINIUM, j. g.UN w a rms mob lu. M =I I " 72 'Tatra ' oft ag eg l=l Zits ammo 1. rldift Ng DI. • fil 4 Pm. INe . Adiaiseas. Om I.llllkg. ABB'B PALE ALE and GUINNESS'S OUT, EbArr i airn ill iZarsia rVarTr ST ic ‘ r auled Male le lea. enl edge en MIL Pee Elwin et =gott .... MIMI& NM ail kneelers et lie lialt Irma& Ile 72.11 . 112.6 ler nvole. SOL PIN eellem—Yeelle. 8. unit nleenilleleeek DENNETre MODEL WATCH. 66, —At Ws Arsetictory. A via put MANI, fle las 1.1 0 4. 1311.1 = the Mrs Immanent.; la *w. Imo I aims ; gold. tem 11 afar& The bet Omen pit as& Ma „ LOVERS of FISH” (Fifth boosco).— GENUINE YARMOUTH BLOASW.—Tbro Maned dormer Is, sd tov rift oa noir of the won t lads , to Mr Purr AMIN or poWellee order. 100 ...... ...... Od. 100 Itorelor 4L}rosoissiedoost tO do. do ....... .... IL rod tall rda dretra ard arra dallow—Addro THOMAS lA oad_ TTl2. ra... dr arr. Toirour Ncrinni - WATERPROOF APRONS. OORDINON DIMINO APRONS are warm sod path* sag be faded au up elbeet era:Mu are sea ape/ sad lir Tar Welle r OWN, rasa CORD IN G '. 4ITI. rad Out DRIVING °LOVA& WADI G 11001111•4 be byre, moo Out and durable, FOR lINIPI SHOOTING led ANGLING radelleu .et far au barb of Ilan, sal rumbler as draallo. CANON skim GAMIN, hoe3a kid at 4b. medusa. Au snide eraid bade le older.—J. C. CORDING. 2IL Are door weft of Te Dar. COALIL—By &wow sod Railway.—LEA sad Co.'. MOM sad TIN, La per too. diroat tom tio Coalla7 arm Maass of TN ass bombes ; or tbs Morobloams ad Loralsa- Irroyes Slausiaa wallas, allhorsd, monad, to say pert of L00k... as 116. Joy tee ell.—Al sodas to In oddrmsd to LICE sad Co., /WU. Lol Wyss 00•1 Damao. Matt say. blissica.ey abadaird. Tbl. day is published. peke Ss. ed., PUNCH'S POVILEr-BOOK toy 1867, with a Coloured Plate I Miming foe the Ball to ISHII, b 7 Joss lams , end numerous Wood Enermlup by Joint LIS= and duns TUIL/L. Instibury and Loam It, Bourerfeetreet. Tale day, price 3d. for free 44.1, No. 11. of A. MANUAL of BRl'llS poet H BUTTERFLIES sod MOTHS. Pp H. T. Pram. , ! , , author of " June . a Book fur the Coentry In Sumner Time ; Load.. John VW Vonret. I, Patrro•wter row ; and to Lc bad of all booluellera and nettewernu. Third Thweand of No. VIII. arm NWT. Jek prmarmed_ Thirteenth !alarm. ffvo. bound. !dales. port free. H OMEOPATHIC DOMF.BI IC MEDICINE. of J. Licata M.D. Devoid of ell teshakality. No medicine • preenibed miasma the indications for He eciectlon, sad the exact • demi is be admininend. An ermelkin work for tamifint, onagranta end zelnknorier. • Medicine Chen fur ihn work price tat An [PITON[ of the AMOY& Pace le. A Oidde to than who sa destrotee of ommipseiNg the Hoemeepethle treetment to Wally prafake. • Cow tor this ',sit [Ace Ms. • • Carriage tree on receipt or ortkr anon Mies . AMID Leith. • at. Pearrmhurrmysrd, perm- sad Y • Vere-ctred. Oxford. CEIEISEMONGLRIe BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION.— • gametal at twit If of the sobeeriben to the above moiety was held et the Lambs Tenni, as Thursday last, to elect two oddities*, pertionrre upon its hada. Edward Cores ray, Bat., presided. It appeared thie was the 38th 'domicil, sad that sines the formation of the lestitation sleety sae , puma had bees elected pantionerr, the saes resolving 241. 'and the WOUNDS 161. per assent, in smoothly mascots. The enot of 10;7731.19e. bad bent dietritsated la petitionary Witt, cad a permutes' feud of 10,0001. invested in Um ' Three per Cent. Cleo*. There at, at primmest thirty perms epos the (wide, the casual payments to whom amount to SW. The oesiotittoe, is their report, after !wigs losoystoleted the esbooribere epos bevies aossoWlebill so sea prod to their unfortunate felloo-osomeo, efiservoi We the somber of applicants for relief we. isereaehrti, while they were cootensod to state that time was every probability of a &crow to Ike amnia of annul sabeerlptioat for the entreat poss. May keyed, however, teenaged mal os the parte. the Mesas of the society to shwas the so operatics of the many pereessermseeted with Wtrade, who bed sot yet aniseed la their lesetrehmt work, eresl4l leaf to a &forme result, ter if say ball of thee. wale to lead Wiz valuable aid, Si ems oceseser of the Inds making nail tesa tb. lestriselis vssii p ummisled. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, 1856. SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE RAILWAY. A lamentable amident, remilting in miens Wary to several passim, ormiral on Monday evening, as the Greaswieb breath of the North Rest Railway, origin from sane defeat la the self-eating points jest outside the Oresserich Maim The trolls betweat Lathes end Gresevith is malleed to a doable Has el rain after pre. kg the Gamey Camel sad North Rent Jimmies. For greater &Ginty of world's, the Isaias to Greenwith ran elterastely late the op sad dew■ platforms, the depar tures from Gresawiek beim wronged is a like mesa, semetines from the sp lies of Fells, sad somotiniss frees the dews line. When the hem is tie eme the train oresses es to tke up lhu ever self-.sting points, width' 80 sr N yore et Greenwich Maths. The 8.311 p.a. sada Rem Leedom es Timidity night ran es and lath the Oneawish dews platform, and started on t►e re tars leensey fee Leaden et 9.1 pm. Is the smithery melee the tele should have noosed on to the Lae by dio entseling potato above referred to, but aebbi to mew emapemen &het Jr diess petals not rill Nearly meertained the ken, instead of Grossing is to the sp Ilse, °outland its warn up the down line, and ea arriving within 150 yards of the Deptford station cute late violent collides with the 8.60 p.m. dews train from London, then nun. from Deptford tato Cirroawlels. Happily Dekker of the trans wee at fall speed, or the coaesquaraa must have bees awful, niaaiag as they were snag a 'la den NM fire and twisty het above Os ordinary level of the woad, without say greater protection Una a dwuf brisk wall an either side. Thu driver of the up trala—who, 'neap to say, was not aware that he woe naming up the newel line—was at the seance of the collision paWag up to mop at the Deptford Station, while the down trek had started from Deptford so reesatly that the distaste M bad presesde&-one hatched and iffy yarde— ked net allured the &her Mpt up his fall speed. To this deonmetsam the present freedom from fatal easselty Is prebehly to be attributed; bet, unfortunately, as it wee, the massonsoese were rafiltdontly dimness. The fans of the oessumint was so gnat that several fannies wen shat tered, mad elated all the pamenpre severely shako. or otherwise hurt. The driven and stokers of both enema are men or Ins severely fainted, sad several proesgere have rewind fraoturss sad costualess eta serious elturaidat. It k a naterkable fast that the menu sad mecum of both trans kept the ins ; had either of them toppled over lido the road below, the meet terrible eciasequares must have awed. Aston as the guar& of both trains had renvered tram the shook of the edition. mad adopted lamas for the prevention of farther masa; they seat to Oreenwish sad Deptford for areistamies, sad at cute set about az- Cleating the injured pumas. The driver of the up train, William Watson, was sot seriously having 'seeped with seven coalmieas oa the right arm sad sea flesh monads about the km His stoker, a rasa tamed Castles, we. so nailed at the moment of the milldam, that he jumped akar over the parapet, a depth of 25 feet, into the street below, sustaining bad Werke ea the pelvis, and being otherwise so suet hart as to wise elute his Immediate removal to the hospital. James Ward, driver of the dews train, was terribly maimed, hung eastalard a enspoitad fragile of the lower jaw, sad a severe scalp wound, is sdditlos to which his acne is split. Jabal Barker W stoker, Is suffering from con omens of the tons salccatasisas ea the heed. Both them men are also in St. Thome' ReepitaL It has bees stated that almost all the pammagen is both trans suffered host the *heck. Happily ;the menus oasis an net se aamoncia ea might have beat aationated. Mr. Bhorall„ muster of the South Rasters Railway, hap. posed to ho at his 11.00 at Lealoashridge wham the maddest maned. He was abort to return to his residease at Blackheath, when he was lafermad that the 'wire& from Greenwich, due at 9.20 p.m., was already half sa hoar be hind Its time. Autkipatiag emu casualty from so maul a einumstaace, Mr. liberall immediately proceeded dews the Use, mad arrived at the "seas of the anneal la 'ga sket time to direct the removal :of all *bees prams who bad bees seriously bust at oars by a special eagles mad earflaps to Loader'. Institutes was also &spanked to St. Thomas. Hospital requatiag that every preparatios might be made to nuns a samba of patient"; sad whoa the estrum arrived, Mr. Baew, sealer Burgeon, moompealed by a fall staff of the medical °Semis, wee la walks, to attend spot them. • number of the mane who wore only slightly shaken sad bruised, reesived nth reetentive attentles as their mesa dennalird, sad departed, while :those suffering hoes more serious essulties were named at ones to the widest ward, when the following, Is addition to the navvy amino above soled, still roman : Kr. George Daphne'', masker, et New York, tiomposad fraetase date left leg. Mr. Robert Summon, lightens's, of Cottage-row, Bor. ratedesy, severe wesad is skull over the right orbit, mu pasta fracture of the awl and frosts' Weft. nary Sup. of 15, Biltaaala-street, Orsrriaa-road, coats** at the beak of meek. Tbothes Betts.. desk Mouth, of 22, New4treet, Bishops gate, wearies of asst. Kr. Dustbin& is as Anodes& dames eat was ea the point of media( free ballad by the Persia He is pre gnosis' favourably, lad beteg a young thea,will, it io loped, seas be able to mayor removal. Mr. essuthar ease I nom doubtful, his ege enmesh- Log ID. . . . . Meld's, of the other eases is the hospital are suppossii to be mine, eamptias perhaps those of Ward, the miss driver, sad Croke, the maser. Is additka to those removed to the hospital, essaaltios marred to Mrs. Edward Roberts, of Blaekboath ; Mrs. Elisabeth Prim, of Bridge-street, Ormswidi ; sad Mr. William Lloyd, of Greenwich. All them mem removed to thole owl bonus. When so large ea moist of psesonal injury has hem 'attained, the quietism mut be asked, " How could sea► an eosideat lam been allowed to .sear t" The pciaelpie of "self acting" points Ilea always bee. unsidered worthy adoption under all practicable stranassteasee, tke argument beteg that palate of this klad are not dependut upon the wateutainty of basalt atteatios, acting as they de regularly like a plus of maakialey. It must sot, however, be np• pitied that eves these " pasta " an left ..tended. At Onenwish station there is a peiateman, William Wheeler, whoee 'pedal duty it was to visit this erasing sad impost the palate every half-boar, sad a usual supervision le oleo szeraleed by the statics master. The misfortune Ism, so far se ism be ascertained from the ezembration made by Kr. °bora° after the accident, la that some demureness or freature malt have taken place albs ths last down Irate pseud ova the caroming which escaped detection by the pointsaisa. A. Ina "all " was bread to be miming, bat beyoad this the potato did sot appear to have eastaMed any Wary. The most remarkable oircuastanos is that the driver of the up train should not have discovered he wan upon the wrong line before the collides occurred, the train baying tun nearly a mile when the accident happened. It is worthy of remark, sad mut be so far @oilers':4er, to the pablis u well uto the directors, that the present is the tint accident of anything like a serious oltuacter that has taken place on the Greenwich Railway Once the lime was opened, now about 20 years ago. TON ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND NORTE WIRTZ= RAILWAT.—ne autonomic. ass Theism Pike, stoker of the goods train to which t h e arias sadist oesurrod is Wednesday afternoon, a few miles sulk of Woken's, lingered ea in a hopeless state until Thursday evenlng, when be noised, at the tars-bow to whisk he Led been removed, from the offsets of the severe Injuries Ito kad sustained. An isquest wee opened yel.rdsy afierosen at b seeleek by the distriet intoner sad a jury, swore to le -1 eestigate the ears of death. Mr. ld'Coonell was is Wee. dame, with ether ellen, of the railway spay, but It was act eepseted the lousily would be suried ea berme es Amarillo:odes of the body, it ban geserally %Mimeo& that in awe of se great palate 'mortises the peseeediap wield be *jeered Is a Meta day. PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. DANXIIITTS. hem 11110111,111 Two, Lerma issalary.Doe,Cas dlea. voir, to earvandar Ws It st 1. mad Des. 19 al 9. st Mr. Liaidaless al Hainaut'. dieslant, Op; aff. aralg.. Ill& me% I.lllffillistreet. Num Warms Influx, Illaialsa, Oty, dip easadler, Nov. 14 et th . a2LDaa. Nat 11, at Isdastalkatted..."l.l..l9artes as Os, ; sff. lasi& Pam/, G Gultilil, *Wm, 110/74/1/6 Imp; Dm 11 at 11, mad Des 11 at Lse I.e. Wet. ffaia,, Nam& larkwhom, Ms. _bra7-1 4 ••• 1 IA salt .. OffeassaslatiSlaillap. Limmir Qualm Amon, Amok= Mr moslimt. Nov. 11 at 1. and Mead at 114.14 est. Ms, Ha& lowswits ; la sa m u i Dat mete llimmalmstdilige. Thu Mom toga Now 1$ b l i t DZI:111 ; aseeinniellse.ol6. Lem 11 N 11,7 1 21 Dm. at 1 ei li l ia. ll.l llsalia=r e lle a r l4 . balm. i aL Tama' Dem, Dodem allt blerdidrakEttr it h sad Des 4. ei 1314rainsbrin OeT z t. Ms. ifivl Godgeo• JAZ I SIM = llNGrliffe 11 NM Dus. at 11, at Irlid i =L. Ayes. Idled ; slesZs ziw ases, Irlabal. Joan Am ma arebe. ffse. Meted 19. st e la at co re r t . 9 =sad Draw ; ammoarldiaa,fed aillesse, IN; 11 st_llib MT. : a rad„....4l. Di.w Jamista,J a, Ussenia. vletsaller. N.•. 19 asd Dee. 10, at 11,. Lads Oast Mai at iffinplowspon.Hull. &A, Brows, Lauda ; se le& Omit. EA. Amapa Lammeteva, Llvapsel. oiler Nov. 13 and Dec. 111, at 11, Li at Warped Orart. ISL. OMNI, Liverpool ; off. wig, Terser, mped. law Asa WAIIIIO4/1•14 Trarbas. lasilektra, draper, Nov. 17 and Dee. It, et . 11, st liaa M essaff ater. Oust jlals...sle sod Os, lbashaffer ; a& oft rearm, ent Gas (lowou. twitowsr, Nyt. II at I% ad Dean at Ifi, at Oast. Sit, Marls tail CIL. Ileadt. 2GOGGINIIIiik MI Iliwookampirlyse. sad Wiens. Daelma; IA lll mparailm swalti mitsomial. AT 1•11111116•41 MIR F. Fmk 1111~40Z1114. eike.uparw vistas jewellr-1. Someway_ 1186.Worgasw. Cibmarrbw. &Ow Ors-11. nar.Nadiswir wa = .. towir a _—W. s =es ese ltri . wg owl 1 2911 60.4=1 . 110. CIW, *taw eitis WiemM Wpm WWwwwwww% Zwlies. Wiirr—J. 3. pwWl.. Os* Wiedlotrr imtr eplar " Amber—i.. Path. = = iwillarien t res berromair—inilreuis. W. Wadley. Tut. wok awl MAK 'Womb bowsweer—J___ emu. Omes.ows. w. Ours. Wied.wei. pubb nowEiWt. dwirla im Dak•atiii. Itenlw‘stroW. ail geouroWie. amid% ; wildwai Was DULA IMO= Or lIMOSIIIMIL Mama Am ft u /tame. Cardlll. lambi mon srmaim—abiand at 4A. ft. . aid say omaommt Wodftoftay. at 111ftot. UM& Sams Wm. limpa4 Moosmaalkohlta, al Oa. Oft. Wt. tad ow istes= . l•2lo.ol.. at Matti Ana Oftamomft ftaammor. et Pry matftatat =Lim at NBl"lttoftL arm Pima Wm owl lamas Imo. llobtal. olft dreftra— MOM at At Oft. ftve. I. oft/ .soy oalmommt Wmftleity, it Itlfteft bidet Caymatmft lloomemo. Mad. omilftoNFOlnd at fs. 11/.. Ott ft, W say sollispediftardw p = a lleild. Jos Omen et Sail.. Wm. lad ot i Zoomet iawi lasbout w rz n et=t im_ Mama ad 01111P/JIT. Odin/ lim of p& Mi n Nom. I. AM way sataftsoft Waft at MI" DIVIDEIfte. Nat. ft. IL IL ftsfty. Oft Namilftraft, bookialler—Nov. H. P. P. Thom% Warmlakmourob iswerbiwiten. prow—Nev. 11. A. Ciaftur. Was. Ikon. 0p00me46,.. W. por. Prime. Wooftliftfts, Ismaramor—Now. 11. Z. V. NA L IVI: Osibui. ftmulamts - Wm. It. O. hid% Orr Mall. ftalkaSoliaa. pame—llar.l2.l. Bytoso. MAW. mA lastre. OIifTITECATIII le le at the Wow der be dews le as olstary. el ioadasi. Nov. 21. L 111111" Fedor sedallw--Nor. 24. I. Naheds Lodi& Owurell Nil sawilmst-Dw I. E. Du MOW. 1:0410•Wiii. 11111‘ drimir-aror. ft. J. lii.Taub% lasumblibo. wadowliar. PAIIIIIIINUES DISSOLVED. IL L_Pire IL P. TINS T. Tab& oil J. ir. a5.....i. Team, J. IL wawa, S. W it . = J. laisisid. awl O. Term, thdis. Yortulke, sign i%=;Waidoes-J. Oaten art I. Odds. -J. Warbg awl W. Ow& prostra. ° ==. lowaiwa-D. de Craw aid O. Pew It. dead% bewes-IL 11. Alabis, J. Abbe, and T. AM" Maw awl lisidasba, aloe wiri=ltem awl 41. Mem Nwitkrobs, weap disee-41 I. l aied J. S. Issid-J. Dodd isol ii, M . O. Whip aid w B. Sim awl J. P. 00 0. TOMPOL . atirer-O. lhaldial ze di a . ..= bildwo-Mbiadliril G. W. libitrit=ardayldher. hibi, sompewee-P. bistiy/wws, J. 0. Id& asi . id; w sonsts-N. J. awl IL Droll& ablese. Nam. il rsi diashista-J. A @AI J. L Dwas. liiiialie= Idadwo-J. Ware mal T. Wed. dismes -J. illd L Moe= Dow LADIS. diesbalsiws d hadwo-J. awl W. Oarms„ Ombrais. =tors ._ -11.. W. Shwa awl IL S. Sessaliab. 11 . W. Died wil J. IN khissadwreeat. idliset swirs-W. baba& T. duMbe. NMI J. Iliattar les. Melds vibe wit dissartwewa. se ix si o r i rat kloo-11. L e D. W. issietra. losear4, T dews -L Dad awl 111. City. prod doeste-0. K. Stothart was. 3. rsiaitevafte_ =rum - W. lossait aid T.S. Awed. Ye mdis-s. O. Wet. adedisil eon. Eadisais, lbw Naidaddiablie, Win biase-S. Mew diamaiL J. INlMetrin, A. libidos. did 3. 7 = and J. Um m & rowed, tell w swasbetvaire, a be se L Swi SOO= anuarnAnows. Dame mew, Tama. nanliosi. Nov. Is, at We Dispwasee MK Tame& It asten llsoissa. Slop% le arrirat, Nov. 13, at the Oldie Juidalass ilm Oillis " = ills " Cuper.ibm lasher, Nov. 10, at HowbeitHowbeit lose THE CIVIL SERVICE. Ths Admiralty.—A depot, iaSprotorship of bow *soh hey basses mast by As della of Dr. Colla A. Dm/aim& UNA W. ilesemsd hes bees appoisted neat of emila es Maim VolveniSy g of i =tvr tObsesslienklp of the 17&i• vanity of Louisa has bosom moult by the resignation of the flarl of Meet Cloar i nrr e . lL Heery Baiebridge, R.N., hoe beim Frefilestesast la commaird of the Whitby Medea ; orlek Parke, R.N., has bees appoiatad list Immat I. essemead of the Camber madam, vice Byford, movies* removed Mr. Aeohmsty tyldeet Freers, R.N., Imo Isms Rembrout I. esimmesd of the Poesemiestallos, vise Oesser, previously messed; Mr. Wm. Charles Geary, R.N., los hems oppoistod issesolat ba rememomd of es Et i t i tga b. star i Mee }windy rimmed fireael ism ben eppidoSed NOMonat i Sm. mead of w Arklow .baths, vise /Iffied. Omlsme.—Mr. sates desVt bees sepolated a clerk hi tk.KethmtaeD Louise; Mr. Cherlse epeeoltly bee bees appeismal e i ihsjetspeeee Wks ; Mr. William Upham bee boos appelated a disk is the losal quays Load= • Mr. W. Roberta liss boa rp mud from 14 to foods dem searcher at Limier Mr. P.O. Coble hes bees promoted freak ant shirk et smooth to be sellecter at Whitby; Mr. R. 8. Dyer has less pre meted from norther at Easter to be swan at ; Mr. Garret Morella has be.. promoted from mesa to arm stem looker at Dohlie.—Civil Service Go ma. BUROLARI IN DERBYSHIRI. A daring burglary was committed about half-put 12 °Week on Thanday samba, at the hogs, of Mr. JSMIIII Oates, beer-hoses keeper, Troway, a secluded village is Derbyshire. Mr. Oates is as old man, residing with a greed-daughter, a girl about eight Yuan of age, wile eledfs in his house. About half past 12 o'clock the old sea was awoke by the noise of • burghs, who, with his face blot*. sued, was in Ma bedroom, with a lighted candle, ransacking a boa which contained his silver watch and some papers. Mr. Oates called out, " Bono*, what are you doing here 1" when the burglar came to his bele& with a hedging bill and said, " Your mosey or your life, sad if you make the slightest alarm take your life instantly." The burgles then left the room and went to the top of the stairs, and had a thevenation with a wend person, after which they west dews stairs. Mr. Oates then got oat of bed sad lifted op I the window, and cried " Murder!" as loud as he could, when several neighbours came to his assistance. Oa exam hang the premises he found that as entrance bad bees eff.eted by breaking a bole is the thatched roof of a build tag which adjoin** the hours, and which was used as a cellar. The &inshore of the house was all turned topsy tiany, and the burglars had taken from his pocket 7.. la silver, Is. 6d. in copper; end from the house a single-bar relied gun, a silver wstah, 1 1 b. of tobacco, two l oaves , and 1 other articles. They also regaled themselves with ale, and had left the tap of the barrel toned es, SO that the ale ran sway to west,. About ea hour after the robbery two men were sees coming down the road, when Oates (having others reedy at heed to eaglet him, if needed), wasted them, end that:. mowers not being eatiefictory, his suspicions were aroused, and those were confirmed on observing pieces of thatch ghost the &thee of one of them. Be accordingly had them aggifilmeded ; gad they gave the MIMI of Jobe littlemeed sad David Hatton, two sickle smiths. Oa iteselleeles dim, they admitted having best is the lesehty at thesis* barglasy. On Thoreday they were takes been a magistrate. and charged with the burglary. Evi dew wee given of their having bees Neu lentos about the preseestoe'a premises oe the afters's& Wan tie bur glary; of their drinking at a beer-beagesera I. es Is UM c=seel of tbelr Oise la sad sett of the bewares, lee k the demise of the peasseater's loom The pesseeeter sod hie pme-etweere Oheleetly swore to side. the mimeo Nabs le the A bedews. The mincers, who sod ambbells Oft delmesorsee immellted ler trial id the minar-aseellsehr Qmedlem (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORICB. The ordinary weekly meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works was held yesterday is the Conseil Chamber, Guildhall. Mr. I. Tawarrie is the chair. Tbe daasolal account showed a total penal balance of 114_,1711. 17e. 11d. Oa the mho is the ppaappeerr beteg reed it eabositateg tha plasheasew Mee et hem Geashasesalreet, Lrissrlar the Climsmir =slim! stye Work. PubisßuWip for approval, peeseat to the 144th NNW 06 the Metropolis Leeel Miasgemest hat, Mr. Waging awed "That the phis of the mewed weeks*/ saking the sew street bet's= wt, Lsiesisraare, lad Lb= Cored by tale beard es the nth MI6 m estimate et thenset of eassyleg sash weeksVemessWea, be sob- NOM he the appeevel - et the eummiehame of hrher Ww i T s k s li a nal iltieffeeenab li t . the vim* els le syglindes Isid - i — eat for MA palms es may be envy est es& seeks" i lar.lfivr 1 meads& the mein, wbielt wee pat mad muted le=.tliss W a il is dest a disteist =MIR flif lais Maoist el , Nowleptess astalli SNOW se Lambeth, sad the divides ar MaMemse, rear the Metrephis Bendier Am. There were 96 candidates for the swishiest, bat Mr. lola Hoary Taylor, late district surveyor et Telhabeas, was theft , after repeated shows el liese• Mr. Baas/gene, the meager ipresentai a report ca the Men of the Grad Janstioa aid Grosvenor Canal Com pules to give three ohm days amiss of their intention to ran off water from their welts late the metropobtaa sewers. Mr. Deputy HASIDIM( moved that the engineer be intrusted to moult with the parties with a view of pre mann damage, and to report the result to a (Man board. Kr. B. T•m.oa smaaded the mottos, which was pet sad %Pea bik Oa the spitisatim (remind 19th September) of Mr. Wm. P. Mask our apperral of essetramies ast hoa bridp from ha asegarbeeme se his warehouse is Tleseue-street, St. Geseperia.tharlare, a mean was powered trots the mperiateadleg lesitteet, St tbs sleet Ibis be ha examined the plan 'MN* soil sseslieral that the materials would be sallelese ter Ste perms The egplisatiss was refereed by a large majority. Oa the miss st Ilse. Lysits, it wu agreed that sepia of the pdatmed minutes of this hoard be supplied to the different diarist hoards._ rlotter wasreosivnifrora Mr. Herbert Stormy, district clerk, St. Saviour's, applying for pirtainioa to the district board to borrow btu cos of 10,00 W. on the security of the veto. The letter Stated teat it was proposed to apply 6,00 W. foe the perpoes of masking • now sewer In the district, 6,0001. for sow paving works, and the reminds: for seesaw wits la the district. TM Tut;; wee refund to the engineer for his report thereon. Mr. Howe etrly mod the amenity of preens*/ Fsheatibeath Im the !meat of the overgrowing and of this metropolb, sad said he gristly nj Ci a ltr i 4fidatala had came forward to aid the misterity, that he desimd to snare that place to the public. Be concluded by Isoviat a naolutioa that would have the 'fleet of resciadiag the detarsaisatioa already norm to arm this subject. Mr. Sauce= 111110011dia a/ Uptioll. . L.i•vx,c7MVaniM favour of °pea 'passe befog pieserved for the romeation aad health of the public, bat thought thst,easallerfog the vast mamba of other subjects that pressed apes the attaation of the board, they &mid not embarrass JUL" action by taking up the gelation of the formation of pubis parks. If a park was required at Ilsimpetead, let government take the subject in hand sad pay for it out of the motional loads ; bat he thought it would be simnel' sabot to tax the ratepayers of the metropolis for any such object. Mr. DOOLTOX MS opposed to ptomain with such gumbo, while so way other subjects demanded their most meow attention. Mr. Timm supported them:4lm Mr. Couutsow - hoped that they would sot be deterred, as the more of meaosay, from ciadcirtaking great and most important works, believing as he did that a vast amount of immorality sad vies was produced from the want of proper plates of recreation and asaassmeat. Kr. HAWKS' opposed the motto.. Mr. Deputy HAZZISOX thought if the subject was to be gone tato, it ought to be raised on a proper notice of motion, sad sot brought on in the way proposed by Mr. Howe in his present resolution. He thought the vote was assets's'''. Mr. flazzxv said he was most dosing' to say a few words apes this (pestles, especially after the opinion of Mr. Deputy Harrison teat this vote was mamma/eery. The chairman bad cleared by that poi" bat still there was smother difficulty in the way. After all, the questioa woe, were they to take up the subject of perks or sot, and whether they should be formed at Hampstead, Mingo's, and Rotherhithe, for team were already before them. A great field of improvemeat was there open to them, and the ezpenditure would be fevered by an outlay of half a million of money for the whole of the metropolis. Groat seaway was now aS the order of the hoard, bat they contrasted greatly with the thongs halls isiaetioas of some gentleman a few days ago, who wished to spend • millioa and a half of money for the bosefit of the people of Gravesend, with which the people of the metro polis had nothing to do. That mosey was to be spout in earryiag the sewage 41 mike instead of 12, sad that not for the benefit of the metropolis. Ho mum from a dintriet where then were no parks, sad reosatly he had asked the people there whether they were prepared to bear the es. peeve of a park for Islington, and they ananimeuely told his that they would eheerfally pay the 'spew of it. He felt sawed that if they were to ask every part of the metro polis lithe people Wald spend half a million for three parks, they would have an allrasstive majority of seven to out. Lately Lord reinstates had azprossod to a deputation his willingness to put his band late the Treasury, and to give some of the public mosey for the pompom of forming a park, and he (Mr. Bosley) wee not Ism supelmod than gratified at this set of his lordship's henessismoe. He should really fool deeply grieved if the board ammo to a vote that they would ant aadertake the giantism of parks, feeling con clamed that if they did so they would oppose the wishes of theft tioastltssals._ _ After a few words from Mr. Wane, Mr. Howe replied. The Commute put the gamin, when there appeared , For remeladiag the rawhides h Against it lll-1 The original moduli= stood thus "That this board adwiewledce the importance of re. taints( spas spasms fa the metropolis, sad the peat improvement sad &dosages which would amuse to the sentient maloub by the preservation of Hampstead heath, sad Its appropriation ma a plies of recreation for the public, but i. of opiates that isprovesseste of math greater ammeity sad advestap to the general pubis are more groat sad desirable, sad, therefore, resolves sot to ratertsiu the question of the purchase el laud for the purpose of a park. Aced, moreover, it im the opinion of this board that the power* matured by the Metropolis Local Mintage neat Act do sot authorise them to gas tits ratepayers for sash *Nemo." The board adjourned at 6 o'cloek DasisATlC FAlLustm.—A correspondent of the Athemaseas abeam@ that a curious chapter in the " Curiosi ties of Literature" could be made of " dramatic failures." We should hays in such a chapter pour Golousith "The little old Woman tossed up in a blankst,"—swallow. lag doers his tears ore the first night of" The Good-natured Mae," and Bliejoialeg with those who Wield to death his owes Godwin sitting bolt upright in the pit on the first n4ht of hit tragedy, as act after act ended in most ominous wad sepulchral silence, declaring that "this was precisely the effect which he had desired to produce,"— that "he would sot for the world hare had the excite ment set in too gaily," and the like. But there are sot many anecdotes of coolness and resigns. ties cadet the deforms* in question more whimsical this that told the other day by 11. Janis, in hisfeuilkunt, where ha remonstrated with a young dramatist in Fresco, who seems to hays been ill-lased by the public, and to hate bees rating them very imprudently. The story is of Dumont', we of the minor dramatists of old Faso., who.* pieces were eery apt to fail ore the stage. When each an event happened, he was in the habit of consoling himself with • j oriel supper among his Mail of the Quests at the "Bag pipe." Bo well was this habit knows, that when his aaughter went to one of her father's " first nights," she used to say to him, philosophically, as even al ejnaptome of disapprobation began to be heard, " Ah, father, you'll hate to go end see at the Bagpipe' again to-night I" A Fsw TEAM IN THE LIFE OF • JOHA—lot year. It bouude laughingly Into the world at a meeting of shots* spirits, and is saleerially proclaimed (3 e m) to be " the best joke is the world." Tod It is repeated at all the Clubs, isolading the Orieatal. 3rd. It reaches the draw lag-row of Heueellequate, and the tea sanctuaries of Clapham. 4th. It Item on a provincial tour. loth. a faros. 6:h. It appears In all the pantomimes, and all the burlesques. 7th. It la quoted In the Morning Advertiser as "Sydney Beath% last." • • 10th. It becomes understood at blisaehester. 11th. It forms the subject of a beg parr read at the Arcbgeoloakal fbeisty, in which Mr. Planctid proem that It was first used in the Coliseum at Rome by no lees a parson than Nero, who, at a moment's notice had Kindly undertaken the part of the groat Widdicombe. 12th. It appears as (mislaid in a 3s. 6d. monthly megasise. 13th. The Lind John of the pitied incladaa it in the " Memoirs sad Cones dense of Joseph Miller," wbleb he bee gene ma, ssdartaltea to edit In 10 Tab.—Pariah's Pohl Desk lug. ON NIICEMBIO. TER DUKE OP The INS asaivareary — ol Us Reilsal Mos% Amookilts, shift had loos Melted Inrssol as inesseleselde Agree st kismet. from As Pulle souneemeat Milt Ms gram So Duke of Newsom* take the disk sod that mood other indseatial resident fa tho lems of BaModlanil the akesmasoMS PlM = would Is possook task pima es lieredseoslzinst. order to add Otte postai sitinities 6/ the ward glees and mom wen promised from the the Golds. sad steps Whew tikes, bye proper Ism d dohs% INA the room alma not he Imesvesisstly arewisd. The pulls matiffig was pomaded by Alamo tea , at IN* memo then us pummel portesk, sod which understood whole great satisholism. Boon after 7 o'elesk the whole body of 'Ms Ben was filled to a bump's, of whom the Oh ass *mod ao ismortherable parties. At • day Wants. after the appeisted knout Ids prase the Duke of Neermetie made hie epposessoe, sad sa saki the chair wee greeted with long sad hearty hunts of o piates. On the platform also was VSeesst Gahm, M.P., the Hen. W. B. Daseomb., M.P., G. Z. H. Verses, Bv., M.P., G. H. V Illan,and the Han. Mrs. Visa.. , Bev. Jolla Twella, . Z. 8. M. Pease, Bev. Arena Brooke, Bor. W. A. Plusdree, William Wilkinson, Bee. (ibe Meyer of Bet/ add), Bay. H. 0. Ititehissos, Bev. W. N. Branded, hi. Ihe ennui was neatly and tastefully decorated with lags sod evergreen.. In him spinal introducing the business of the evening, the Doke of HIWCOSTLI observed that thirty years ego general opinion prevailed that societies of • kindred nate» to the present ciao would lower the moral tone of the people, would he detrimental to the general interests of the coun try, and would tend to sap the minds of the lsbouriag slums from the principles of religion, and expose them to th e de signs of me. who would lead them from the duty which they owed to their king and their country. He did not par ticipate la thew old-fashioned 'otiose; he thought by being well canted oat they would make men more peaceful and entente& Eminent men had considered that they would contribute to the spread of deism and irreligion, but he bad thought they would have a very contrary effect, sad ulti mately rolls their moral character to • far higher evading. But in many Lastest:es soschaniee' institutions had proved (olives. He would point out some of the caves of their failure. Ia the Int plea, their mashers were deficient to elementary education. When childrea leave school at the age of ten or eleven years a large gap intervenes, and when they arrive at the age of adolescence they generally have lost the advantage. of readies sad writing which they had obtained in their early life, and this evil is a well-known one, and cants now to an assort overwhelming extent. Another an,. of the failure In the establishments of me- chanies' imitations was the attempt to introduce into them too much of the arts and sciences. He thought that Shake pare and other works of a similar kind might be studied, but his advice was to study historical works; he did not mesa the elaborate works of Hume and Ihnollett, but the current events of every dry life whisk, like the fi gures of the kaleidoscope, would be be tter un derstood, and tend more surely to the advent:4e of the people, who would most Barely profit thereby. That Mali "aka, to be properly managed, must be lurked by the working mes themselves; it might holmium red partially supported by** gentry of th e town sad neighbourhood, but the working man was his own best judge fa a instal way, and did not like to be kept in leading strings. Work ing men did not like to be trammelled by the rigid rules of coereies, but liked to set and think for chummiest. Me therefore, with the constitution of that amortiatfoo, which allowed one half of Its committee to be constituted of walking men, and ft would be their own fault if Its ob jects were not properly and suceeesfully carried out. Great etrees bad been laid on the giving of Mauna, whisk were all well enough in their way, but this to a certain ex tent woe turning the matter into an abuse ; it was like a plough passing over the ground before the seed was sown, and he thought the uneducated could not profit so mush from lectures as from books. Of lee hirers, however, there were two clause, one that of the itinerant lecturers, of whom he could speak with little respect, as they were going up and down the cor e ia merely to serve their own ends by what is creaming" their audiences with what was neither good in itself nor could be profitable to those who might hear them. Of the sound clue, however, he should speak with the very greatest -respect, and that was of those gentlemen who cruse forward to give lectures to these societies at the earnest request of their respective members, not es finished masterpieces of science, but as a partial system of elementary instruction. i Daring the pre sent year he had been requested to give lectures n various plum, bat had been compelled to refuge all each invitations on the puede he had previously stated, and he must come to what he mat consider the inevitable conclusion that after all books are the most efficient instructor, and the best adopted for the promotios of useful knowledge in saaociationa like the one he was now addressing, and of all others of a kindred natare. We were now living in an age of cheep books and of good books, and it was now in the power of any panels on the payment of a few pence a year to secure to himself the advantages which such cheap and good literature afforded. In towns like Buford, however, the same facilities were not afforded in this re sport as in such place. as Manchester, where theist Motorise extuded to several thousands of volumes • still he was happy to hear that th e Working Men's Amu: dation at Raiford had a lending library, which he hoped wield soon *steed itself, so that its various members might limes opportunity of not only reading for and to thesis Ilya hat of eztendlog thesis's* privilege to the members of them families. His grass concluded by remarking that he had thought it necessary to dilate at some length on the benefits to be derived frees reading useful works, which could not fail to make men good men, good subjects, and good Christians ; It to darn*, and to Christianise all those armed the domestic hearth, and would not tend to sap best to suntrap reUgios, without which all oar other kluge ledge was nothing but dross. Time was when men wove eciltieg theft anagetere ; but the time had arrived when every man weald wash himself, and be hoped the members of the aresiades he wee then addressing would prosecute the pea week they bad so worthily begun, and thereby slake their *het at the true fountain of knowledge. (Loud and cootineed sheering.) Mr. ions Warn, the secretary, was then called upon to reed the newt of the amodation. The noble Quantum ailed upon Lord Galway to mote the adoptive et the meet. Lord em.wax, who on pretesting himself was goateed with loud cheers, said that he should not trouble them with many observations on the present occasion, especially alter the lengthiaed and very interesting speech of the noble duke, and all he had to do was to iodide them to adopt the report. The emaciation, he found, bad not made those rapid strides which it might have been expected to have done, but he hoped It would do so, and progress as fast as Its most sanguine promoters could wish it to do. Perhaps its non scansion might be owing to the smallness of the population of Betford, for this had something to do with it. In his own village he had endeavoured to form a library and reading room, sad for this panics, be bad sent them the noses and other newspapers, and had tarnished them with a variety of "salsa books, but be bad failed of his object because It was alleged that with the reading they had mothiog to drink. He wee Fled to find, however, that the Bettor& Working Men s ABlOSiatied had rejected drink of that kind, and had offered to its members morn substantial beverage. It (said his lordship) you tow heads and young men would encourage your wives and sweethearts to partake with you of useful knowledge, them I indeed, these societies would do all that could be expected of them in Demeaning and ameliorating the social madltiem of society. He (Lord Galway) hal sic hitherto demo mash kw this aseeciatioa, bat he would endeavour to do mom; and If they would allow him to make a small donation of books, he would in a short time take an opportunity of dotal/ so. (Applause.) He did not altogether agree with the noble duke as to lectures. He hod read books until he was almost stupefied, mid therefore be wee fond of i lectures, because they brought home to the mind those Impressions which the reading of bmks feequently failed to impart. A child, for instance, would learn a langeage —say a foreign language—from a person continuslly speaking to it a such luggage, which books would fail to impart. With regard to books you are frequently crammed, bat for my own part Ido not like to be crammed. As your representative in parliament, I take a great ir terser in the welfare of the working dames of Retford, sod generally throughout the country, and will do all in my power to promote the social, moral, and religious condition of the country at large. (Cheers.) The Rev. BH. Vernon, the lion. W. E. Duccombe, Will am Wilkinson, En., O. E. 11. Verson, Esq., M.P., the Rev. H. C. Mitchinson, Mr. Thome. Cottaro, the Rev. W. A. Plum fire., the Rev. Arthur Brook, and Mr Kerby subuquenily addressed the mi etiog. In the intervals of speaking, some lively songs and glees wire and about ten o'clock the meeting broke up , having proved a source of pleasure to those present.—Nottio,gions JAit nal. 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