The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-22 00:00:00

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TOM a* lIIL N,per ar ZotlitgaialtZgt THE PUBLIC and the TRADE we remindi 1 dist OM ma to Hammy Ina the IYINIYO =PRIV tit Wiest 4. M J. OP I 6OOIIIII Wbaknis Deokiallive and Pabla MS US* B. boon& wros 1N.44.02c* Paddlatc* TIAILY NZWB LENT TO READ, from 8 am. %NMI 3 ps.. at ear pre eat 'a teem cFrpsee4. a 6 i l s' ." i" L Ptg6 f ls ` w C r ra"li : . zu. Al. THE REPREWL—Tba PUBLIC sad TRADE .untape=pryasavumati Vbe expreso. ihertisseats [Adds Ivealig paper, mo nea t the ttleo, 10, Betweramenet. by Tye °Meek ea Co IT t liastlo. ARKET. TAG ftomm, WILD HA OA YM TS. *Nen. IfirdoW. GlMlstel. DEINAGsite, sad Lt4pmdal• ,• Mb* 0/9•1144.-11115 STAR LW AN DALCAIA. The s palat DAmen..—TIII LITTLE TREASURE. Mr B. rue.—Ad THE GALICIAN FETE. The Bpsaabb Dooms MMUS% Tun Emma, ♦ MIDSUINAILI NIGHT'S DUAL ASIA MAUD. Mr. sod Mx.. C. &AL LYCEUM. Tau Zama% BELPHIGOIL yr. es 4 Mn. C. Dlllat.-1111 ID MC'S MUMMERS. Mr. C. Dillon sad MI. Woolim—Asi a BALLET from the traltype demo Mafia% Tab. SURREY. TIM Insam, MED. ErZindeig, Pbspiwd. sat totter; Yts B 11.11416—TR1 FILUB FAIIILT—TB6 QUIET MOLL Mr. 1 1 11411swe4—And COVBILi FOB TWA& STANDARD. Ti.A Ryan" CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE 14. l. Mamma wed MI y.—Ase a new Drams is irkki lilln. B. Maw TM appear. HIGH WATER AT LONDON WILMA fm lUT—lierslag, 1111.16..........A11ir50ce. M. Ms. Tomecsiow—Norsim I. 116.......An5e50ck 16 446 LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22. Tuns is at times a perversity about hewn charity which is almost incredible. Of late, for instants, thus he. been a great stir co the subject of Reformatory Schools. Bosse of the most missal and philsatinopie sass in the matey have taken up the emu; indeed by many poems hope are entertained that sash eshoolo will be setahliebed in every county, sad that thus a new cheek may be applied to thw ineresee of oriole. We &artily wish somas to these endea vours, and we have not bees slack in giving every encouragement and publicity to their protruding% Their ow, u we understand it, is thoroughly made out, to end book a poor boy after a short term of ireptiournest to the hunts of vies and to the society of his degraded companies' is to send him is his road to destruction. Via is se mash the Wiest of circumstances as virtue is, sad be who. having the mesas to remove n boy from lessptation, Tweeets to do so. is hardly Ise. erbninel Una the criminal himself. It is the *tied of Rotor mastery Sacols, aim to supply the stems of with. drawls, minimal children from the morel perils Is which they km Use chides,. sod of inpleatieg sad stresgtbssieg those priasiplse of virtue whisk have, as it were. beer 'tidal at the birth. But the qualifiestice, as it won, fora title to there Mveatages is the having committed some Grime. If, indeed, the poor matures m qualified were the only dam by whom oar primes were filled, if they were the only clam who could be band worthy of our sympathy, their claim to opsoial notion would be t• resistible. But we have only to exurbs the Reports of the laspeeters of our Poor. law *shook to find oat oar mistake. Thus it appears by a Report of the Poerlaw Board that ea the Ist of January, 1864, there were 268,747 children under the age of 18 receiving relief out of the work. boner. Of those abut au halt do not altered any saga at all. read abut 66 pee 'sat. are orphans. Agefa, ia 1881, then were 38,067, and fa 1882 60,667 shildna living in workhouse. AM how dose the State deal with them 1' This, observe, teas trestles of voluntary °bully. The mashy has se ebbe. It is as mach the duty of the Cleverament to bed, to clothe, and to educate these 'MMus as it is the duty of any father of a family to food, eisthe t and educate his. If the private individual notieste thus aatualdeenads be le regarded se &specie. otsseaster. His neighbours s» shocked and his tinily are pitied. His shortsighted inhumanity has its own reword. lastend of his children being an honour or a °seat 'sties to him in his old age, they only serve tope/us his prosperity or to add weight to his sections. So ought it to be with the State which neglects its pure shildrem—and so it is. Year after you the bermes' of Peer-kw Schools have urged upon the Giouressat the terrible evils of neglecting these raper children. Thu Mr. E. C. Taartzu, of the matrepolitan district, declares that certain peeper atialdialtmeats are habitually turning out candidates for the gaol; and to confine his opinion he vembes Colossi Jess, who marts that it is from the memo! pauper children that the convicts who all our primes are in a great measure recruited. Noe need we treader at these molts—bow should it be otherwise? The poor victims of State education have not a chum. Drawing their first breath amid the very dregs of society, and sbandeaed at their very birth, what possibility is there that their maul fealties should ever be awakened P The poor areanne ere either at once transferred to the workhouse, or are permitted for some short time to mix with the au tamiaations of their native »Bare. But it that` ease L hopeless out of the workhorse, it hi ass bun hopeless within if. walls. There, se k as ems= sewer, are concestrated bus dines queue the most polluted sod hopelemip itritradedi of hum creatures. The profligate. Ike Wren. seat, the idle, the drunk's, the Wombat, the masks, the liar, the thief, the prostitute —am M brought together, crammed into one saes like a street distillation of via ; and into this maldrem of corruption these poor alibis are relestiessly them. Born in vice, without we human tie (kr mast of them are orphans), they an doomed by that prwer--the State—which ought to have protested ties., le eortein rein. Ley atter day, how alter boar,thsy and Web the stswephere of contamination; they met owersbe their intuit are faculties in appreciatiag the iegeudens tricks of sucessfol larceny, or ia disoresise Wens w it of obscene jests. They meet learn to know the panty of the female character sad the trader new of material love by webbing these she.. dosed women who from time to time eater these workhouses ea a " I is in hospital.' Why should we feel surprise if every au of the anfortasst children subjected to molt a rigime should turn out a criminal P Them remarks, iadeed, apply man par ticularly to the Within is the workhouse, bat they oleo apply to them cldidien who receive relief eat of the workhorse, for they mostly attend so sabot or are cipher's. But the worst remains behind. The remedy for this scandalous state of things is not only keen; end admitted by theGoverament, bat its adopsoc b se b: urged for yean by the Inspectors. Toe only obstacle is the shortsighted sad hearth= meow cf the Poor-law Claudine. The approved plan is to collect the pauper children from the several union into district iamb. Thus they woad be separated from all those eon temine.ting influents which we have es feebly dearth:l They would breathe an atmosphere in which god principles might be developed. And if the masters of each wheals were in of education and earnestness, they might do much to reams the am fortunate bsys and girls from their present hopeless esndition. Some years ego, indeed, it was deter- mined by the Government that the ethane should be tricd, bat after a time their hearts failed them. They established a training school at Xneller-hall for meters. Bet, altar having educated some at considerable expense, they sent them down to teach not at district schools bet at the workhouses. where they were not only exposed to every ponble bet where the circumstances in which the children were placed made teaching pnitively ark. Ins Goverment wee required to fulfil its promise to the masters by establishing district schools, where the new teachers might exercise their call ing, bat the Government found itself too week or too indolnt to enforce their scheme. Hence the training school was abandoned. and some 60,000 children are by the State a...elegy educated in the paths of vice—by that most certain method of bring ing the pupil Tito deify contact with those whose depraved career he is celled ay on to imitate. If the advocates of Reformatory Schools would effect the krenolent object they have in view, let them not forget the pauper children in our workhouses. As Canon MOSELEY says, "They are the children of the State. made so by the providence of GOD which has demised them of any other friend and protector, made so by the common consent of all ages end nations of men ; and assuredly, with the power of a parent in reaped to thee, the State is not alto gether without a parent's responsibility." Int Court. WINDSOR, Our. 21. The Qum and Pease Albert, with the Prisms Royal sad the Hereditary Praia or Tu►aay, drove est is era mtriager late the Groat Park yesterday alarmism. attended by the Ladles sad Gestlimea Its Waiting. sad Geodes= or the EOM ot his bipedal Righter. The Naserties I. Waiting were la &Madame • keresbash. I. the evening the dieser petty laeladed the Remlitery Prises el ?messy, the Dashers et RM. the Primates Royal. Lady A.gasta &se, the Mika Illakter sad Madame Via de Weyer ; :the lipealek MtaiMer. It. Pe. Arse; the Red et Clareades. Vienat sad Viessestme Pelsearom M 1111 Mill Team de Nall. le Chevalier las soed, le °immodest Prescabaldi. le Lleateasat red N. Bella Aadaml. The bead el So Oskistreasa Guards played daring Came tbs 'Amin peseta: Mani Ms °vides - 04r — tx:7- 7 1i; ai!stke—" , Wally. liknad. Iftwirm. lever. loth abet. ImoUs. The Quiet's privets bead aftmetratile agleam' la the Coe, end wham& the tailowies ecempeitiees: Oman% " Mies Lomat ° llirrowali Craw " la he a DM" *. Vilna liellimes " TM aindituy Priam s Timmy leek Maw eller Moisely Ws nataisg t ma IA ale Oat* sanded by . ... .. Lleatebsassal Sr Peassisk Ilasvla aM the &Mama et Ms Mas. The Priam visitsd this Dustmen et Casabridp at Low. ea Ids way to Load's. The ligembh MIRMew sad the last of Llamas lava also tam thdr dapartusa. Vhematssa Iseslya has smesedad the Dakar at Wel lagtes as Lady la Wading. The Dumdum suastss ea a visit. The chaos bill Mid a Privy Came ti's Lay (Wadite day), as Maim Costb. Hie lei led Ingham the Heredite'y P.:nee et Timmy hes 'stereo& OD t►e Otarsodea from s visit to ►r Modiely DA Mabee Oesde. VT. aadatstatal that a atat.:mosial. alliance /-4 about to tetra plees between Mr. (Auld Fez Webster, owed es• el die late Wesel sir Henry sad Laity 'roma Webers, ea& t►e poly daughter alai' Hsu, Csidos, Batt., end fibs rte lady heat Caller. A hawk-eyed eerreependent of the 2 3 / 4 ~64 A Ares: tool* anal tbe Duke of Malakoff is *small, et this prereat moment is Dublin, end the laferrerat very mo torail, mks. to there any TIMM for keephig the proems elate reesoreod Umbel s prebend motet hen the people Debits 1 The Dowry of Culige has bees gives to th• Rn. Treads Clop, fseuabsat of Clekimikaak. The Wood milked= of flu Marva of Hertford, H.T.orideb owing to its WA" ousor's rosidenee abroad bes hoes is little soon by Ow public, will be opened to tbe peometers a the oabibPlosk to be bold soot year la Ms.- sitester. TM nem& Ms written to tlts *Warms& of the exhibition eontsiktos that " ha will be most happy to Na tWest' Ids best pistons to tits soggiest* andostit'og ' - t question." Tbe platers gallery and throomroom at Hamilton Palace is bake fitted up ter the perferwaath et private theatrials, fer the watertalemeat of the distiogaiebed gawk of their Gasses the Duke sad Dubose of Hamilton. Her Grew mad family arrived at the pelage ea Beards,. The kit porteemease U.spwted to ems off ea the 26th unrest. The parte, It is ealdorlll be takes by diths rdebed thasamare, aad akw peeteasimak of esieleity. It le to be Mewed by s ball sad ether eatartalassats.— Berth /Mfg D.* Mail. S. MAWS CATHOLIC Calms..—lhs splendid sew elter-pisee, the gift of her Ones the Dyck,. of He. Whoa, was essesseresed yesterday by Bishop Ilfardeek, as. And by the Rev. Kr. Cudoe, of mat other thrums. from &Manse. Mat mass end • endrnietion were efeerwmde eslettrated. The Dualism of Hamilton wre menent. The shush wee w, fronded. Besides the altar sad Its wetly knits" her Ines ha. promad • valuable panties and other equipments to the caw* sad has endeared • eammotedretteaded sok d /1 110 &auks with it.—Ns id DMA Dllg Mail. Outwi. BIZ Ham HaLlrarr.—Hanowna, Ocr. 18.—Death sad elf p are fast thiamin, the Haaorertaa army of ins estereu who teak so distiaraleited apart ia the fairish, war. It wee ealy a few maths ago I bad to re port the decease of Chantal Ilir lull. Hartaaaa, sad now seothar Eaglisbawa by birth—is en the point of goalie, the service. This h General Sir Hash Heiken (brother to Um late 84r Cella Balkan), lospeoser•Osseral of the lisaeverlaa latastry, who has seafood his rosigoa tien with the Whistles of ntiriag to Seethed to pass the net of lab &ye there. Bir Haab Rslkstt JONA the ILha's Germs Leaks whoa my yeas', aosewpanial It la ell its oaspoigne, oaf fielingaishod himself oa all onatleas his pawed bravery. Ia grata he sainted a met gallant exploit by to a Pleads general prisoner fa heat of hie ewe naps. After the ear the ssaarsi *sterol the Baum . riga swim. hs whisk ha has reatelaed tthit 'preesat day, harlot, Waked there the blibostailitary rank. He le oho a O.C.H. sad Y.C.B. Ponsow-omm Ocr. 20.—Tb• Qum his bees phased to approve et Dm Miguel Congaed& ee Oemeat Gomel to Lagoa, tor ter Majesty the QIINS of GOWN& WIETINALL. OCT. 20.—Th. Quiz his his. phased w preseet tM Rev. R414411i11i 111411/6011 0) the ottani bail pada of fa the proebettre of Lew* sal gamy el Am. most bi Mg. the deo& a ate BM David Wet. lay late obi*, thereet—Gateaa Irf, THE XXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, 1850. Posissiate An a sin y.s bore Wrested a met gus tily of workmen, sad thla sesepetitlos beta lowered miss. The PMainioa of Pule bas fsemped by nom thou 100,000 ends. Lana y, by i" means% hes rued molar laboar. Add to thb a spirit of ermine', Well vv rim all bum it, sad whist withdraws emit" /mat pro- Meths Imestmeate, sad you 1 1 rause ecassest 4 .l l Monica whin ta the heat fararable to no werki.g slams. Habits of nary 11 roa ham Walpaird the minp tint may boss cads, rad etas it will bee am of lin:sy . on day to dsy. Ins Barns »pull, promoted ode spent. , " la its lost day., "ad Ar,ostra ansoveued to mine Maga! pm la. To complete ths analogy, casein of Moog% a "snort , a that foe same mars put tint number of toe .:•yet by ti'mNished. With the Bans-a, absadsasd •1 e'l the mammon's of Irte-y, mattimcmy hal men to be the Whim. lows wore f sued to mani "is row at tied to dump noir bat t"s nodes of con seripttea to no WIN of manlity wr net saassadul. The boneless submitted with good pees to tho mantles and dares imposed by Oh. bat was exempted i ass notrintaill hood.. We ham an yet ser.rod at U". point ; bat it fa or :orea to Mae the efft eta of law y es tats gram question of er.tisys. d-td, h f•m, with the maths az peo•ho habits, down, whatever my be thin mama, are i-midlesat. We ore steithri'v tear ;Is mord peopeise, with more or lees pitman, ectertliwr to the moist of nosey saleh WU rose/A for in to expend. As Is the days of Teottry vs repeat to cr ohs t—lt is the spirit of the ego. Bat the ekes that /Wets ea asps Is, above al others, 'fleeted by the overthrow of the essaaaleel son" tie's of oaT malty." LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE NBAPOLITAN QUEBTION. The Oot Dastsehe Post of Vienne pretends that it was Iteslend that demanded mud obto;acd the jam ties of the squadrons ae a minium psalmists, men• WO, re:stens to heresit the adoption of ulterior Erasures, of which, however, she espies to give the Pas& pvemsent _ _ La A;rd anticipates tbat now the Kluge: Naples has nt 4 sBed his roes of hconotw, he will not Wass is movies that something is wonting ts the nation confided by Provident* to hie ear% and st which ought not to be *siva of the benefit se sitarist or moral alwelloratiors simply !mews two mod have infested upon dauxurstrating the urgency for Omar coeversatly Le Nord expects weary day to sees manifesto of the King of Naples, a which cannot bat bate an ezoellsat dint in his states" ER AUSTRIANS IN THE PAPAL STATES. of tide day bits the followfas o We let. • /cm t sore some that in oonsequenes of a negotiation with the Come of Rome, the ecntlet gent of Asstd.'s trove in the Mamba and the Lega tions is about to be greatly twilit ed, rut the pints of oumpstica to be divislostd to two in number. Ancona and Bologna will bo the oily cities in which Aosttla will keep garrisons. In all other pia-es the Archie", will be replaced by Pontifical troops. This important hot indicates • marked roams In the public mild, .id show. thst the anthoeity of the Holy Bee is being oonsolidated and strengthened even in the metre mote and tipbaleat porticos of the RIMISU States. It shows, moreover, that the crime-Won of the Papal may has t 'mite more elecient. It ts • deci sive step, in fed a return to the normal state of thisp. The IMAM has been adopted in mend with the Holy Sc. end Puttee F XPRESS FROM PARIS. PARIS. TWIIIDAT Evan. It iv extremely difficult to form any reasonable conjecture as to the reel intentions of the French government with reap of to Naples. Of the few ob. serrations made en the note in the Mai/ay by the Partite% prim, those of the Sisof• vs by fir the most remarkable, red if, el hue happened before, this op position jowled should be in a poidtion to foreshadow the real thought of the French Emperor mere accu rately then the r at official prints, they are at traasseedent ineportaare. The Eisele, by the pen of its principle editor, IL Ravin, clearly prophesies a Become war. It blue the easeranses that nothing comminatory is intended by the naval demonstration to be mere diplomatic soft seeder. Oa the other kand, this evealag's Pays is instatotecl, of owes by Count %lowed, to draw 'Unities to the Can's letter to the List of Naples as a hot of great importance. The letters d " T." in the Pram il•ips, of which I spoke yesterday, are re prcdtrod in a leading edam, and it I. issianatcd that Oil law nation of Runk is likely to bring abrat a :able solutioa of the difficulty. That all will end curably is t utainly the opinion generally professed today in official quarters. . _ _ _ _ A statement of the that the Mem& d'Autonini, Neapolihn ambr - ceder at Perin and the Cseamandnr-Marquis de Qto, flat esorett.i of embassy, an shoat to proceed to Brussels, to await in that city the tarmination of the mills which has disturbed the nation between Prance and the court of Naples, is cootsedisted I end it is moreover smarted very positively that Benxi Brinier will not leave Naples rill (nether ceders. A donee in the Bulletin aka Lois. realties that it is nemsery to mei& immediately for the payment of that part of the square of farming the Boulevard do Sebastopol whisk devolves as the eta* erns an ex traordinary suet of five minims of frame to the Minister of POW Works tire that perms. The limping, the Empress, and the Priem Im perial arrived at Compiegeo as Smudgy, at a quarter to five. A detachment of thiiy Cant Gerdes, com manded by a captain, wee in attendance at the sta tion to escort their Majesties, who proceeded to the pele-e in an open carriage and font, the yousg Prices following is another with his nurse sad 'governante. Omni Wedge rode at the window of their Majesties' earriga. The find party of guests were not to arrive until yeatirday. There are to be three stag hunts, three theatrieal revivalists doss, and three days' shorting, squally divided amoogst the three sesseablsges of games who have had the honour of being invited. The first stag hunt takes plain this day. The first Council of Ministers at Compispe will be held to-marrow, and it is arranged that councils ore to ha held thee on Wednesdays end Saturdays in every week co long r 3 the Egli NOT ramble there. The ministers will go to the Patens to Weal -t and return to Paris in the evening. M. ILL/aloft the new limed= ambaseador, is ex ported in Paris tomorrow evening. The Abbi Corstant, an interdistsd priest, has just been incited for eircelatieg manseeript copies of soap of known composition, one of which is entitled Wigan. This arrest has excited a good deal of ' surprise, for the abbe wen leaked spin by his friends as at least half a Bonapartist. It is raid, however, that a very strong case of "excitation to hatred, dun." will be made oat against him, and transport& tics to Cayenne is talked of. The Dimly Nem errs mined The Bonne has hem exceedingly heavy. It is l uaderstor 1 tbat although the bullies in the limb i has augmented is Paris slam the last returns, them is a falling off in the provisoes, which more than amaturbalanoes the improvement, and the report Ins revived that the Bask is likely to refute to lend at all upon shares, sad only to take bills with forty five days to nut. The Rent* fell 160. fee cash, and 200. for moan; closing boas ily at 68k. 7130. and 136 fr. 80.1. Wilier fell ldfr. Railways were doll and generally lower, without, however, any great cheese. ARRESTS IN FRANCE. A Paris letter is the mood edition of the nines aye, It is remeared that a good deal of seltstioa baa re steady mearrel is the olopettasat of the Desz-Sirree, et wkl Niert is the shier too.. leased, It is said to have lasted the whole of September. The arrest of s ►rpo& de *Moe led to the illhaway of t►e Legatees of a saw sad very dowses moiety. welsh had bald. I believe, bat gas asetersal emotive st Mope, mom Lissy. The *nisei setriba iN tr i l usti l le thess sempbstee6 WAS seeing tom ass the ►y be st the mops of tam, 16.,) wed of beams, sad erlormisithis et e sristorab, pelesto, mid Um rich.' The mot Aria preeeedei from Milan. Tits result of these tieseadetiees was the meet of 60 panne sear the IWO% of Thews. The sunset are enlisted L the society known as the ' Marlease Yeah weds appear is have but awls la tho Feateerg et. /Wean edible the het few Jaye. They have setblell tole wish paths, hat are astrilatable to the strike whisk has takes piaos la as setabliskosat of teat quarter sag wilt* mums to .:teal to ethers. The workman th ' sgare that, owing to the high prise of every artiste elseasedly mad twisted hose wt, they* °mast IS ea, though the logy mess far that Mass of weriessa (paper-setteeurs) le tress 4!. to 61. They denial ea segmentation OIL dolly." We real la the Urtterre:—' , The great verb .anted SPAIN. In the ooursa of the interview which Lord Emden lately had with the Emperor, his Majesty armed him that he would never interfere in Spain except for the purpose of maintaining Teal •J' on the tilrose, and then only with the ooneurrenos of England. The produce of church property already sold under the law of derarreortahos amounts to no less tarn 176,000,000 fr., and the peopoition that the whole of this enormous sum should be refunded is supported by the Qum. It Is therefore by no means ertain that fOrtris will be dross enough to adhere to his arm - seed resolution that faits meousplie shall not be interfered with. It Is quite upon the cads that he may mradily share the fate of O'Donnell. The Gazette of the 20111 paN;ehes a royal deem &daring that the sequrrreation laid on the property of lb* Clesen-Metter Is revoked. Another royal & me meted@ In extensive saw rty for all the oondem satires incurred in °ow:quince of the events of July Let. The Swaim Memory announoes that Switzerland demands to 1)3 ropeorantr4 at tho l'at:a Conform. 3a wbewner the Neufchatel question 'bail b, azaszinsd. BRITISH AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN. (11Y lumen° TIILINZAPII.) (710 X ova own amatroxresirr.) LIVERPOOL, WIDNISDAT. This morning, at eight o'clock, the Montreal Oceen Stemwebip Company's screw-stetuner Indian, Gpt. beim arrivcd in this port with the mail. The 'adieu left Quebec on the 11th inst. with 134 passenger, bat no specie. The Arago, from Southampton, had art:red at New York co the Btb. COMMERCIAL. NEW YORK, Oar. 10. Many was Brut but net plentiful, at T is: rent. Stocks dull and lOwor. Exchange on Locate, 1091. The breedatuff market .turehanged. Procaleas dm. Freights mitered. No other sow. The following private letter, which we have t - 3S permitted Us publish, proms that the Pannone have am stood inactive daring the late dreadful visi tation t bat this does not diminish the honour due to the benevolent ]Bag'+•h connected with the Wend. MADEIRA, dion. 22. On the 17th tostaat I had the great gratification to maw year had letter of the dch, iaferedag no of the ran a geeereisly eabenibed k leglead for the haat of the peer seams face dolma lathe Weed. .ad abetting sae to •aw ca Toe for 70L, wt!el: I have th'i day dose. r sada : • Sept. 20, 1856. • My draft at three days' slot l favour of . Jeo. Gomm doe Santos, 701. Pena this amount I ham &dusted 101., already paid to Mr. Here; and 101. to myself for private dista:batioa, agreeably to the kW keteustleas of Uemeaant-Colonel Ansa. At the pa:Sealer raped done easslleat grrea ter, with the approbation of Mr. Baymna, I lam ped bate the bends of the treasurers of the polite lespltal sad the poor.bease 100 1110111116 mob, betel ender mere than 40k; the re sadader we will lay mg Y eseding asettles aid other augury objects. Toe esiselles elf dregs sad media' sow forms Is jut what wee regained. Depnved as we an of the aid of oar late dear sad excel lent felted, Dr. Roos, Mr. Derma and I have eadeautared tt falai, to the best of our ability, the 'mentions of the sobeeriberu by apply's, tholes& te emu et dames, roars lammee, or Awellauseottesever Visas say be moot smut ; sad Mr. Seehiert omesuresd with me b Waking that this mold be beet W dividing thus with the authorities as weft as with privets Wtrlduls, who, from their paid's, areal se distribute thus with advantage. The geyw bas hate islisfallgeble to his onertiess. lie shrtied frees his priyommit. la Agana% a @apply both of Mil sad medisimes, sul swig sessideed a glispenmay in his own sealaseee, and two seep Mebane is the tows, from while ho bus hitherto hotted USW Mhos of well-dressed rise sad .eat daily; to bat se hie mem nearly eabageftd. be re- quested me monies, rim r beady, sad visepr, in aid ef diele eZ a t a iwilmt ehjer''. Thad sician of the Foetid also r drugs, and to tom Imbue glom set=reet of isettielese. It was verk ee emm u s w elest he ilenesr thee the esoildses were near all la *M ssi el and the rupsegve ofteial spot see bud emuneelettsus of the qualities. Prom the WOO, es oemolos oseoloaq amiss aro Goat to the gorgeous of emetry perldus. eel Ms mull betties of the salutes% poopured by Dr. WMiess. Sad most faster la these ranee. parO,where M ir I is conmened tog modielefs domain abounA `With a view of emesdleg Memel el meesatratieg the dhleibelsa. we have applied te plasm hemmed la Mauna dldent dletelovs, awed whisk I Rey arm. Clummeede. Chide Greado. 2.. Roque. the meat, We paned (lee Oessale), Sew Lender, Seats Cm, the Beradee et Cams Donahoe, sad Paschal. Them mpplies ham bees seeibled to residents poreseally sequalated with the peer crewed them and eutellme them I m o, by private Amity. who will tors illlol SO the beet asseset. We have sear imoidedlitootlllsomilloos to Ikon 101 M. to 20 b.. et the eseefteuf• amble* IS Moan of ma veleseeata, asmivers, la diluent piens, awl aro else individualsmat get I stow wake are km to shoat 60 is th is 'lmmediate eettithearheod. so. In as pionsisa d b;s liskety's seal. It we bid bad thaw Is lory asy geoid boys ben Yrs last*, I bat dor astound WM Obi* MSS MOW to sa Ineadelise) see daily sapested, se that Day we Dot spilt. sedsjest at prosset. Tie web open bliossif tbe tees &Dewy of sit tie beldiss blordlaostreselds die the duty will!' I. wieususwat It Miss to mit It, basift no power le de so blawelf. The dimes Is nearly WOW is Pas bat, themk a we New ail thew wens as wet to be toe goddess. The lfv boos physidsoo. boirever, wire how swirled Iktrassivos Noyes' Sok storwitik bat% new ham .• to M to the within paddies. se OM oii_*wass & .bbd gbydernas is wet soqdred. lbw Melon salad dram Lisboa sorbs la Avast, baba by De. Mlle, *be g MIN ear lesented Mead Dr. Dew, hosimod eat at the 41•01 latlas boa of Iswww. sad ribs IWO M voserts. soy bowever, to Wawa boo to by seediest gal jnowesied tidy. Noss of ow daises have tbsiwedess Maio .andl sM sr. dhows/4 about tbs toaatry said s =Seal% where It lan psysib. sad trims, the raided woo 4114 of Um ant vistiren Beata Lem sad Porto &term were suoitood to be trio tilt within thee raw dam bat we boor this the disease Is roduft Gypped's Awe. Mose Intl& have dial of sbelsni. The newest k Ile Musa Word est to onset. 240. 0.. Is Aston boo limeidwo Mlles. I an set pro posed *lll the itatbdes of lbe wIMIs stertallty mews tin settee malaise. woe ors Soy sil ••• 11.4 • THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE SURREY GARDENS The *Tideless Oliert yesterday from M. 0.:, ser. - .s of the eelesafteri trident in the Made HA at the &mil °Ardent on &endow right, of wtbM, go for es it bee gaze, a mpert le given below, proves prat., o..t'nel'y the way la which the oisfor.anate poems who wore killed enmity the+, death. Prom that and addition. , ober 0 . 0.1 end inqui ries maids yesterday on the spot it (snow cart -6 u that death fa every ems amid upon the &neer stone et.'ve - .e Ind ia( from the firm gallery to the stipend-floor, it the north western tower of the bu'ld'ug. It le P'.l a fad that eve./ one of dm pet.s ts knlod est or et o l dur;ng the set Het anti the skim was given 1 .1 that genes); Irldlrb‘t Is whips mere remediable than all elm—the very in divider's who rime by this violent sad were meld, those newest the pima of wait, rid who were the B et to ion for safety at the earliest mealtertation of the pale. The man ihweed Heard, the yosag WO3lllO sasiied Johesoa, He....et Barlow, Ws. Skipper, rad probebly Heeded Hatbeae rin, ell env , , watedlaely w.thla the doorway less ig oa to lbs fat,' ee, hid were, therefor*, one would bare theeple, la the best pc• ible pantos Nr sleet t..g a sots retreat. They were l'ireefee the test to res. But, el *he a-happily proved, it was tee otherwise. They wets ell Noddle' to death on the stales— eras the Wong rase, Sewed hued, of all woo the Eat l'ltely to be able to hold ciao lea crowd. It is probable tot Heard, from b's posittost near the door, as deeet:bed by b's rela•'vcr who a' ompev'ed rm, wet the ll• at to mete for the door when the alum wee Medea, that in presipitatioa he mode a false clop es ha began the descent, was heeled headless; down the stein, and toeld not mover his footmen, sad thot the wastes, John eon, Barlow, sad Skipper, who we'll from their position be immediately follow *cg hsta, fell over rm as he lay, sad were with him trampled to death by the crowd hom behind. Those who remained gale!, la the building null the son steraation bad pitied away, as might have been expected, , fared beet, and We, wish the meleacholy fate of those who were the ant to see, camels • pr•etiaal lesson so to how me% Nil rod wom•e ahem's' behave In a ism"+• emergency, in a wit crowd, hav:rg regard tl.ke to their os a individual safety and to that of every oss around them. After the beiutrade gars way to this premiss of the crowd there was as example of female heroism sod the form of manna love dawning a pada, record. Bamanah Heard, • young married woman, her husband, sad their little boy, with malty Whew, wen jammed up on the st•'rs and unable to make my progress one way or the other. Bile eteol nearest the Wombed*, sod to save her little boy from saffcratioa she held his a considerable time over the head rail by the arm* above the wig of the ate. s. At that time • man— probably George Lane, sow ia Gars Hospital with a comminuted fracture of the right ann—was wedged so forcibly against an iron p'!'•• which supported the stairs that she sad her hothead maid dielsastly hem the Wass of I.'s ura soap amoral times. When the balsstnd• gave way her basband put his ITS round her and kept bit from felling through the gap. she standing while he did so on only one leg, with the other hanging over the edge of the stain, mad still holding her little boy over the gait. By and by the precwe slackened, and she ins relieved from this perilous position. The has band at this noment took hold of a woman stmding near his la the crowd to prevent her from fella& sad he Mend she was dud. It is remarkable, as showing how gregarloos a erowd is, that though the meets of exit from tke am so limy, the grsiter part of the people la the Ant go'. lily, where ell the Weehirf wet done, appear to have made for sae door, there befog at least three Wien equally con males% and affortVng equal fealties of map. It soy be stated that Mr. Spurgeon is still nffeiNg so severely from the shock he remivitd on Sunday stung, Nut hts friends have found It setemary to rents bin oat of town. He wee munsoned to Mired the inprit held loot night, bet wrs stable to ham Norwood, where he has been staying slice Straday, rad a meant certificate to that "Meet wow sent t the coroner. It app er.i that the calamity whist occerred Wfl not lessened by some %Item tires given by ldr. Spurgeon himself, apparently from the beet motive". Is order that the people who "Mudd on Sunday evade/ might not be Woad to roam about the gardeas, and that they right (=flea tatersalve• to the legitimate porposee for which the gardens were on that evening specielly opened, he ordered that ell the entreaties ea the aide of the building opposite the principal door should be dont, a eitesootneo which promoted the people from obtaining 'goo bona that olds et Me het and Waled a general rash to the placket door, which wt• soon blosked up by them who were making nob desperate efforts to map. Cine who "was not only an eye witness of what took plus, bat cm of ttooe knocked down god traltplid upon," writee—" When the alma was gives maths AM rush took place, I could not help being borax by ths .rowd tower& the door; bat a mamba of pimple (inon and woman) hav- In lanes, I way boosted down over thou. the orowd eon- Musing to pr• e over el, and over thoe who f." upon U. "I fortanattly bad a stout stick with as, which, hat 'lg pleated ryaNst the Acre, close by the wall of the prow, enabled a. with ay right am, Nay left mon( on the fluor, to keep hoes prtat'ig too elooely against the faces of two wawa who was Indio no, sad who append Onady alum seffeested. TM dew mar when we Lad tam limbs Mem dosed by the pollee, whisk stopped the mud ties preolieg over It, we were fa • short time ro• lined from ow. vnfortavato podtios, end oosblod to got Ip. - "Interned to within thirty feet of the platfarat,as I forth that the cltraymaa and the congregation were sagged in slagiag, sad I am 'stalled tint at that time the former wt.-. not awn* that any fate! accident had marred. Whoa the dogleg was over Mr. Spurgeon and bit deacons endeavored to addren the people, bet all to no purpose—the no n e cad COIOSSIOI were so great. After an ineffectual attempt to go on Mr. Spurgeon Intimated that he saw no on la trying to reeds, sad that he would read eat a psalm, during the dogleg of which he wished the meltitude to disperse pada ally. Beteg near the preacher, sad thinking that luny would remote to hear him preach, sad so is.e pother time s disperse than 'he singing of a psalm would have afforded, I immediately called oat to him that it world be safer to preach, sad, hautbois having joined in the call, he sod he would be very willing to go ea, rod immediately gave oat his tent. " It seems to me that the clergyman deserves gnat credit for remaining in the pulpit sod trying to rim me the pro media's, for, bad he quitted his position, it would have enusteaeuced the slum, sad it caaaot be difficalt to gang what would have been the oonsequesees. "Mr. Spurgeon gave out his tent—which, however, Sp• peered to many of us to be • meet unfortunate one, nisei daring what had occurred sad the mature of the place is width we were asegmbled—' The sane of the Lord is la the house ofjtke wicked.' Another rah immediately took place to the doors, sad I took aa opportunity of leaving the handle; by the north-gut door, where a fewer number of people wen moving oat, sad felt thankful to get art to the gardens, sad so to the street. The clergyman soon after felt he could not proceed, sad he desisted, when the greet soogregation dispersed without say further accident. " I therefore thick Mr. Spurgeon acted for;tha beet by attempting to preach, as there eau be no doubt that it gave ernifidetta to many until a salkirat cumber were out to usable the others to disperse more quietly. " I have no interest in deluding Mr. Spurgeon horrid the rouse of truth end intim. I bad never seen him nor hoard him, nor had I seen the finny Magic Hell until Sunday ennui." There will be no service in the hall on Sunday neat. The directors offer to allow the fulfilment of the contract; but Mr. Spurgeon is usable, even U he were willing, to *Motets. THE INQUEST. Yesterday afternoon an inquest, touching the deaths of the unfortunate vino= who lost their lives by the untoward oswarrenoe at the Surrey Oardees, was sew seamed before Mr. Carter, the °Droner for Bast Surrey. The names of the deceased are Grimm Skipper, aged 40, Dobson-terreee, suet Doddingtowsrove ; Harriet 'ohms. aged 20; Harriet Barlow , a ge d 30 ; Elizabeth Meade, spa 43; Harriet Mathew, aged 18; and thread Heard, aged 21, of Allistetreet, Beruseudeey. The whole of the bodies were at the +(About, eatopt Moat of Mrs. Skipper, sad they presented • shocking spy's,- met, their Criteria eshibitingl painful evidence of the vie ham of their deaths. Mr. Wood, the eeesetary to Mr. Spare:eV' *apt fa Pak-sired, sad Mr. Low, of the first of Lew sad Potters, of _ one of the demos; Win la surd. saes to width the yareeediap sad to give say lakeraistion that isiglit be reglad/ed. Mr. Millie, solicitor to the vestry of Bt. Mary, Newing ton, wee she in 'Madan* to was* t h e mending& Several of the Creators of the Surrey Modem Complay . - . were likewtse present. Before the jtui were swore, The.Ceroner said it au, penes connected with the prdens had been summoned on the jury he would put it to them that it would be MOM pi admit ti state the hut, in coder that their name might be sr. uelt off the lit. Mr. Oliver said hewn a ebtreholder, end so far bad oon anion with the girdsos. He was willirg to retire. The Carona said that const , hited a d;.gueliestlrl. Mr. Oliver ascordingly withdrew. and Mr. Pigott, who bad likewise been semmoned, withdrew, as wet nodentoc from the same cause. The jury having bun 111014 consisted of the following gentlemen :—Mr. Edward C. Donna, Foreman; Mr. John Memland, Mr. Samuel Steams, Mr. William Agar, Mr. George Bedfeta, Mr. Wi"H•m Boyles, Mr. Wil W 1... id, Mr. Sidney Foster, Mr. °rugs Bhattleworth, M•. Hobart Way, Mr. Eieb••d Scott, Mr. James Ouratt, V-. W. B. Beal, Mr. T._11.. Moloch, and M•. Jot" Lo,k The Coroner eel be t•avted they would endeavour to twortee, as far es poselble, the new of the deplorable eswity through wheb thew uofortduate individtwle had come to their deaths; end in order to erne at • jut eon elusion, they should, if possible. d'•'a'w (-em their onto,'+ all that they had heard or read about the matter. Their duty would be to inquire on the part of the Crown bow the parties in question came by their deaths, and if anyone wee legally resposeible therefor. One of the bodies was lying at Dobaceeteirram, war the Gardena, and he proposed that they should inspect it when it err', which w‘ohl render it cassosemay to hold mother inquiry Tbn was acceded to, and the jury then proceeded in en osanibmi to view the body of Mrs. Skipper, and to inspect the Melo Hell. They wars absent about au boor and e half. Oa their return the following evidence was adduced: John Heard, tanner, No. 8, Alio-street, Bermondsey, identified the body of Samuel Bend, who, he stated, was ble brother, and said—l want with him to the Surrey Oedema on Sunday &demon' to beer Mr. Spurgeon. We arrived there at ten r "antes before 6, and went into the Out gallery. ion r•iates ore quitter of en hoar after the commencement of the tert.ce I heard a dreadful confusion, and en ingering what wr• the clue, some one about me said e supposed fire." We all made a rash to get to the staircase. I lost sight of my brother, and sever saw him olive after I first beard the confusion. He had bees ma- Manly standing close to me. I saw no appeases's! fin, end I do not know to what part of the building the alum first took place. I fell down the sten, not over them. The pressure was very great, and a number of people fell upon me. A policensee pulled me out afterward+, end pulled off my boot in doing so. We were almost close to the door when the alarm was raised. It was the prewar* from ba hind that forced me down. The galls:, was my fall when we wen, bat them was roam to pan bstwas as and Ms Po"ce-oonst•ble Verney, P 213, said—l was on duty on Sunday right in Pentoe-plasts, at the math entrance to the Surrey Chalons. After the float I went Into the Maio hall. When the hall was costly cleared I went on the leads of an adjoinieg build•ag, where I was informed than were two or Irmo bodies, sad then saw the deceased man Heard sad two women. He was lying on his hark and appeared to be dead. With the satistrue of other potions I removed btin through the window to the bottom of the staircase, end he wan there easa•ned by Dr. Otway. Susannah Heard—l am wits of William Heard, cousin of the deemed Samuel Heard. I aounspanied him and John Hurd, my husband, end my little boy, to the Surrey Gardeos on Sunday evening. We all went into the first gallery and stood behind the back seats, about two yards front the door. About 20 minutes after Mr. Spurgeon came there wee a rub made to the door by those in the gallery. It appeared Stet to come from the gallery above an We wen premed on. I did not see Samuel, the domed, after the Ant sash. I and my husband end my little boy got out of the window at the top of the stairs on to the leads of a port'on of the building, end riled to get away that way, but could not, and we returned. My husband and my little boy were the Slat to get out of the window. There were no poisons bid ow the leads then. Whe■ we returned this were four or An pieces lying on the leads apparently dead. I did not then see that Samuel Heard was one of those that were lying then. One of the men that were lying there wet not grit, d:ad. I thick tv , tt the person who were lying there must have been put tiara by the pollsenun: When we wore on the NW" we could not get up or down. Poneeenan were at the bottom and no one could get by. We could not move up or down, and the people were getting over our bask,. The bentetters were then broken. My cousin flemeat moat ~... lost Ins rite on we .a.. 4 0 ,64 b e l ow the e.t.a.., My husband was bruited, and has net weaned since. When the barniaten broke one of my legs hung em, mid I wen near falling over. The people from the upper galleries kept jumping over us. They came over is. shoulders. My shoulders are quite son with penes' jump ing OM them. Albert Fu'legar—l em a writer end parser, aid live '1 Great Cuter-I'3e, Doctoze.crnamona. I wee one of the collectors at the scath-elet entresce of the Hell, opposite to the atakeele when the hemline!" fell. I bad just Beata gess- Ousts, a reporter of the Chroxicle, upstairs, end was look ing up to see if be was golog right, when he wt.+ drives back by a ash and pushed down, and, is his fell, he knocked sae done. There wu a ash from the body of the ha'l; they saute towards my entranoe, and a gentleman earthed opea the door. I was forced away. I got ander the Main and Into the body of the hall, sod mode my way to the opposite staircase. I maw a boy fall from the banisters. I picked Wen op. I taw a somber of people on the stein. One of them was dead. I got over the people end poised up the stain. I saw persons laid down on the Mono lendfog of the sten. I picked up two females. They were both insensible, sad were lying on their fans. One of them is Harriet Johnson, one of the dtheued women, end I the other was her sister. I took the one that is alive oat and laid her on the gram outside. Harriet Johnson I left oa the stairs. I saw amen lying on his back on the same lading. end his leg up the stairs. H. was losessible. I raised bin up and pot him against the window, and . . . . ease person took him of me, sad laid his on the leads. The penes I so raised was the men Samuel Heal. They were enabled to get him out of the window by the people ceasing to press forward when we told them the bannisters bad given way. They gave way while I was carrying one of the young women out. There were twelve or fourteen persons (ellen down upon the landiog, one upon another, and the people behind could not get over them. The stain below were clear. Persons were attempting to descend by the rails, and others were sliding down the pillars. I did not se* any one fell over after the bannisters broke. I sew a woman banging over, held only by am eow who had hold of her round the waist. I have no knowledge of what gave rise to the rash. The newspapers have it that the boy who fell was dead, but he was not. He was taken home, and was not e 2 much hurt as was thought. Mr. George Mathews, of 22, Bridge House-place, New ington-causeway, clerk in the office of the Poor Law Com atheneum identified Harriet Mathews, one of the deceased, as his sister, and stated that he lut saw her alms at flee o'clock on Sunday afternoon, at his residence. She @attain was going to hear Mr. Spurgeon. She was to be mom panted by her sister and a friend. Police-constable Verney deposed to finding the body of Harriet Mathews on the leads, lying by the side of Samuel Heard. She was dead when he found her there. William Johnson, stonemason, No. 6, Newnbam-terrace, MMUS buildings, Westminster-bridge-road, Identified the doomed Harriet Jobnson u his daughter. Last saw her alive a llttle after sin on Sunday evening. She was then at hum. Her sister went out with her. She was a dna soaker. Login Johnson—l was fifteen last May. The last wit ewe is nay father. I live with hiss. On Sunday evening I steompanisd my sister Harriet Johnson to tha Barrey Gerdes'. We went into the hall, into the ant gallery. We stood clue to the door at the tip of the stairs. After we had been there three quarters of as hoar, my lister said, " The house is felling," and we ten down the stair,. I bad sot teener beard anything to lead to such an impression. I tell, and a number of ►eople fell soon me. I mad my sister were the ant that got into the staircase. I took hold of the banisters and fell, the staircase heieg so narrow. I that lost my reeolleaVon. I was afterwards raised up and taken eat I did not hear any alarm given besides what my sister said. As eon ev she told me the place wee falling I rushed out. She did not speak loudly, but she might have bees heard by a few people around us. When we rim out she was behind me, and when I fell she fell upon me. I do not believe my sister had any motive in selling out that the place was falling. A juryman—Al you rushed out of the dcor did you meet say peruse coming down the other stairs ? Witness—No, I did not. The staircase was free. As NOS N I heard what my sister said I ran out sereaming. Othei perms followed. I fell and they fell upon me. I took hold of the banister rail to slip slows. I could not TIM down fest enough, as the staircase is so narrow. Thema Meade, coach-builder, 7, Love-lane, Stockwell,