The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-28 00:00:00

ro ho. Sl} trltiag sqpres.. sod S . for Wag drunk or is Olt month'. imprisonment. TG ties, wore pia. BOW-STREET. IT , lliate Andres io, • • limper" or labourer employed in istlruirrg *steels at tn. Loudon Harks, was charged with 100,64 4 au:or crated Joseph Broker of 31. 17s. 64. It app.ared that at • late hoer last night the p r omo,, who ass tho drunk to give any sa tisfactory evietrem mewl!, was riding about in • rib wit► the premier and four or five other., stopping at every public-house be found open, and treating them to &Mk. Oa oat of these octas:ons the cabman observed the wheeler secreting a kaile in the sleeve of bit rivet, and his oespisioos beiag ea, It'd, he watches*. the prisour. The Liter got Mto the cub, and seated himself by the side of the preeente who Isd bia hands in his breeches pinkeye. The gabs.. coati•uei to watch Anderem through the window, *eau, bemoaning out the prosecutor's pocket. He drew the attn• on of the other co, n to whit prisoner w•ae doing, and sent ,rap he:srao, nit! t )4)il iln iu charge. 3/ 17..64 was Sonnil epos him. The proreeator war soder the imprisrion lba• ve held lest in the Coors. of the night about 61., but w.s st•able testy I o• m..ch he hid when he entered insult. Ti.e tnrcistrate observe . th.t tt e ease was ons of extreme itifficuay, as there was really no evidercs that the money fouled oe the I riot ner was th it of Booker. The prcoectit:4 said be dil erat wieb to protest* if be c Sul base his so , soy The magistrate Co the prisener)—Do you chin "k. am.) ? l'res , nee—No, your winbip, lot I. The tousistrate—Then it !Ivey be given to the prosttietor, snit the pr"to:er nine•. be d.stitor,e I. WORSHIP-STREET. W I was Br;nelel., ■a uthl.t e you, g f llow, formerly of the Tower Hamlet* fdi.lrie, 1121.1 di•traoded, was charged f.ra Mr . 11.. mol .itb t►e following dating tobbf ry, at lb. K w.et A•m. T.•ere, Hostoo. W mJo .cs, who Ilse the maaagemi , tof the basias.s dur;..ft the absence of the I Itrlsdy, stated that on try previous evening, while at the rear of the preoiws, he saw the prisoner on the roof of an oat. too.* immediately beneath a window, which was oreo. Wits'a sot p wed at the instant thst he hod Owen ti . k , rg with one of the servant girl., but, besring shreks in • womsn's voice, he r us into the street and p revived him drop horn a wall into the strut and eau r ff. hot sis turning a corner, walk csolly towards him. Simultaneously +Mt ethers who beard the ers.ery, he seined the accused, and saw • quantity of js sunny, tegetner with a wascb, all his (witness's) own pr. per y. tab.& from about his person. _ . Prat lla Jobram one of the servants, deposed to harlot procerded swam about size o'clock, whoa she wu sot pri4d st lialitg the b-a-room and drawing-rum doors o •a. Oa eateriag the latter apartm•et she fogad acme of lei- &listen forced, sad was buteuisg dows.tsits to give as alarm, when t►e prienuer noised from as adjoining room with as uplifted staff, es It purpos eg to strike her, hot she screamed, sod that he :ea back from whrsee he came, making ►w maps by th• wisdow; eves th•e her alarm was cub that io attempt op to &wad the stair• she rolled Gum the top to the trittose. Mr Jose, said the constable's staff eras his property, and prettier mast have removed it from behind the bed-room door Sabo/quer-Cy it was fosod, t•getier with Mall home breaking imihments, on the Wes of the outhouse. Ammo ta the premises had Men o►taind by prisoner ablobir g up a tree on to the 41e, mad 'beim @prises, to the eeisecm in quest 01. The &repel pertiuseioasly denied the charge, insisting Mat he had peked up the j•welltry from outside the hones Mr. Henault fully ciminitted h•m for Mai to Middlemen &mom 30 33333 IT • MARYLSBONE. ON IBILLIT AT ♦ LICINSID vlc trALiwes. This day, Eisend An ems, a private is the 8 yd East Maldive's :tattle, ea billet et the Terries° Arm. lienti.t -town, Will charged before Kr. Lmg with eteallag a large quaatity of wearing ai ;we', the property of Edward Berke sad Jams Caddra, the waiters. It appeared fr ma the ;vicleate of Mr. James Vern, the proprietor of the house, that the prev.ous soothes his st , ention was called to the primmer, who had left the hots• dressed i• a suit of clothes which was sot of • military character. He west immediately in pantie of the prisoner, sad saw his. s. he was proceeding down • tbotosgbfate eon tared with his stables , he came up with him en 4 mot for • policeman, int, whose ousted; he gave the priests,. Is auger t Mr. Leas, Mr. Verity stated that the pri mmer tad escaped hem the roar of the louse, sad of over • (mien wall. This was hi:tweet sever sad sight o'clock. He had o► • salt of clothes belonging to one of his waitete Policeman Thurston, 9 295, preload • esperflas black hook oast, *black si.k wa•ttcoat, • black cloth overcoat, tad • pair of black cloth tremens, wh;sts the primmer had et. Edward Burke, a waiter, said that all the article', except the ersicomt, were his p.op•rty, aad had been takes owt of his room. Thurston said that ha foiled them Is the primer's bed room, is which he also toyed a beadle, rontainiag s qua. thy of other wearing-epperel, totalities of s mat, s silk waittosiat, two pain 0: iraaseri, a partmantase, Me. Thin wen coo • quantity of copper pesay piece', item, aseroatieg to 2s. 2d. JINNI Caldon ;tiestifled the lut artkdas predated. Themes stated teat after be e .aveyed the pious" to the Magni, be took off the dukes w►isk were 'fog him. ➢tr. Lusg—Dist the primmer say anything I Thantea—lfee. He said ho Wl9 very sor.y for whistle had date. Mr. Lag asked the prisoner whether be would be Mad by a jury er abide by los daisies. Tb. p•ietaer said be woald lists ►is fate to the magistrate. He was seat Is. sic apatite to the Haase Correction. We read is a letter from Rome—_N The Prisms del War, daeghter of Q2llllll Christina, baying ressived a saarrnage portion t f two millions of frosts, there is so want of sailors foe oae of her sisters who is amnestied. Two Roman prism, the Doke del news and the Doke dal Riolll, are, moo' the suitors, those who aro sessidered to hays the best chases of enesese." Count de Moray gives a grand ball this (Friday) etesiar, at which the PlaaipAestiariee will be wisest. The sale of the effects of the late Mdme. Allan, of the Coombe 14111/1011611. bas reallied batwees 60,0006. eta 110,000 tr. Awes the att,elle sold were several eissaileest presents reerlved by her 'ben at St. Pete:Airs from the ROWS& Coort. The French Minister of War is anxiously consi dering how b• se ti prevent so *eldest' from being tette theed Into the south of Isaacs by the sick *slalom return ing from the Belt The Borges Zeiimg publishes a list of sabserip tiers matted st Balls se to the 22. d as ballad the family of the late N. Se Hissksldey At that date the test 'coma raised arm 70,000 bases. A law from the nme city states that the eseseseee to, sad intimate &Sad ef, the deemed, lia , oo de Z•dlits Nestaireh, hes plead as estate, which he posses sale &taste, at the Capella of t►e widow defies her lifr. The coastline:lh of Major 0. T. W. Sibtborp, M.P., estertsiced him at a public diner et Limn es Wotan day. Is the count et a report of the mending, the Stamford Mrrettry says To the tract of 'the Dletsep,' Mr. Barley, Primitive Methodist preacher (erten Galled Bishop Barley) respeaded is torapliaaeo with tlw epreeri ens sails at the lower table. The Roy. G. D. Whitehead thee formally sad appropriately atkaewledged the least." Bootee rams will in all probability be revived this year, audit yen laywasable &aspic«. • seta**. Ilia, headed by the attaly-eleeted M.P.. Herbert legrem. Iteq.„ with the nodose sae et SM. has Iwo *ro os t berme hes sise sigaillisd his hantios et pr saltine to the Boise Teat Club a headmate dim goblet, to be smiled he by the pistils belong*: to the eels at the can.) regatta. We reed in the Lincoln Mercury The setae of human 'unity sad !raider labour is head Is a ataaameigt is sued the intltsdeal aieninest roues. his sheet three emeeries old, sad the writer has setspisd s deem bib pease If vellum is *melee his direst dement from Aden !" Oa Saturday M. Riven, one ci the Deputise in Me thseish Chamber, sad U. Ceram% editor el are st the jounce of Madrid, met et a *Lep &herd shoat the.. mike hen the snits], fry menu) essehet. The meet shows was s field s few steps frees the high coed. The noneut. Itelmor, Met de swot& wen drama. the Abate et the leselity wits a strain went cane spew the 84464 sad ser ried off boat inseisals sad wends. Rabseqesedy, sa premishe that setting more should be dose, they win Messed. The affair bag touted sone sesesenest gamest the trite of Madrid, the wags nutting that the Almeida had haired a hilt from rorA of the duellists IS I at. I et. I it.' ri_ to * , 1110 111 SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two °Twat. The railway share market to-day is very firm. Many stocks, including Lancashire and Yorkshire, Midland, Groat Western, and South Eastern, show au upward tendency. London and North Wester* stock is quoted 100 to 1 ; Great Western, 63 to ; Midllnd, 72; to 1, ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 86 to 1 ex div.; South E4 , terus, 211 to 1 ; Caledonians, 301 to 1; and Great Northern., 231 to 1. Antwerp and Rotterdam and Sambre and Meuse sham are better, but Great Luxembourg have de clined. 10, coo en,noo is,one 11,151$ 112,300 44 Asstralsola ..—. • on I 10,0041 23 Soak of 11 11,0110 101) Yak of =ols . N 0 buit..o»i.flankiLZ - fia all 119,000 30 Srlloll North Amorlss all 40,000 if Cloutorad Beak of Mia , 4 12,233 20 b1tt00f1011,43.0.13CL 4 10, 1000 000 100 190 = Ol 23 11,000 100 OoNiseraial of Woke N 23,000 10 i Fai.lost.k Assi.Chart. WI 13,000 10 16,0113ort.roalgoLiost. 4'l 10,000 10 CNN Now .. . 1 1 211,040 30 Landmass' Chesty . Is s,eoo 1 , 4 Last Sa. IsoLOorp. 60 go,* SO Looks 14101 11•001 Sofa NO LosikleaNl /WI 10 10,000 1 100 Loam 111 VlNfaarifoo NI 10, 10 90 1 40LiNiofi Iris. 115... Now 10 *3,000, A Palma et 1 12; 41.0 0 01 11) Nis, Ns* N010 23,000 21 Otlsain)l33ol 40,233 33 OrINN.IIIO f,— . .-- _ . ) 110,•)00 ISO nov. of 114.0...1 OO "OM 0 IL/m1& 110.110 10-Co. 1 1,0» , 100 Royal 11r)...49 . 12,w i 13 500..3 Aonralis 12,100 13 1 woo of Australia , oil 0. 00 - ro. Mow ..1 0, I ,, ern ••• ImA •no i I In l 4,000 100 West. Bask of Looc'os 10 IS N J I 47 E r h .7bi IS - NS 14 111 sy •r. par I pm 5 - 1 als SS 40 i Ipm N 44 I i TS Ti Se si 4 die 111 S 2 i 14 IN Mastrollan Aeriesnom. 10 AgoraWu Loyal MilL. 10 [nits chosorark. 50 &disk Awrhma Load ICO Coved.. . Si. -1 , dO ad Are 0; do Mar.& Foy:. I cly.te Lila.* .- s ,, ,coa 5' Do. Pcrtereso• 2.,000 4 Crystal Masa or Frame. 10,600 0 34.6661660 u C4ifif .0,000 :II Dears Stein INC.. AS Era% Th'serspit 00.nno la Ilensral SLta, Pnvlsaja . $l,OOO IS Garterr l 6.3.92lpplag Cfs. r..r • GC. n. has FT". CM., 100,000 4 Iso.Ged. Ornslbun Coo. In It. Me/tawny liket.Trd. 10,11) .0 Iltralesn i t t.Atrerin 12,310 10 'lathers:lnds 11,1110 16 It. Do. 5 2 . 1 . Co. l l r.a.Cre - .1,...t Id' 1,721 ICS N. brans $t X. Fool', I 111*,4111 I :Vera 13. Asst i.selsa Wren 00 NortA of Raroyo straw 10,C 1 9 1 Oriental Gag . . 00,00.. I D. isteNo S "re Itivadaseltillestal woo Pea1a5.60611161166111111 311,501 t 2 Do. Dm 14,010 100 Royal 10 1 181 ms 1 00,600 1 Erni.lph 100,000 1 Do. New .- 14,11C0 71 Soot/ Asstraaa= fa,Cl6 1 Ilabsasrlss T. Delp. I%W I Lt,.. r Illstared 0.f:.0 P 2 606 rdsrass'atand . IY. On. 6D. a. Ileak 66;40 IS Mewl. De,'• 14.000 IS. Da. Dm 1.54 Hi K 7 9 13$ 741 19114 1114 101 109 .911 104 19 i t M I If I . ij • 0 1 i t In sa 4 i ri li II ,ti l i T -- . 1 0 ~1 176 IS 36 14 TRAFFIC RETURNS. 71 le NI IC J Amman. NOGG Pita. Nor. Taal. TNAI Nom mom drintAis. NM um Wort maw Fob. U. ;Tiand Tema of cards .... NO Off UN N 3,dS Wok *Whig Nu& 9. INIANION. is al 41S POI 178 Nal=Nard N. .ndONSINNI ...". ... ON SZ l Naii . ..: Er I.ON 125 790 2.043 14412 Week eediag Meeeb rc - -- -. limb Mater a . ..... lO3l 10 . 31 7 W. 350 W. 1 07 12 . 260 Weilefe‘i and Iflkswely Oveme ROBLberS sad Wotan' lO4 3.801 2,198 0.058 5,847 lllgkeseth mos 04Ni sal Wletleee Waftellere and IJorefet ~ 77 488 281 n 6 700 iia =e c t .6 %l Denise. .... ... I.tn4 3.5.4 1,8211 5, 12 02 Lewin * . laik g 0iii. .... 4 1.144 * roso6 x :• • • ......... : 41,7 1 10.12 11,579 2. 6 71 zig us MR UN 4.617 1.455 WrigV:66& ----- 73 STU - 391 nr3 9:51 M+ .. ........ 'ask maw )(drab t.S. %Marl Waslowa ..... THE FIER IN TO: -. NI 579 IURT-ROAD. The fire which broke out on Wednesday night oa the premiss of Messrs. Hat rim* and Co., pianoforte maw lecturers, situate 63, Jobs-reset, Tottenhem-coatt-road, sad No. 3, Nortlestmetinews, briefly reported in this journal yesterday ntor.aieg, was not entirely estingnhihed until some hours after we went to press, eoasequently the damage does was greater than was at first anticipated. A very *earthing inquiry wits nude yerterday by the anthwitie., for the permute of finding oat if pos sible how the misfortune took place, bet aothing that could be depended upon clad be learned, beyond the feet that every Amin the building hid been extinguished some time bef.re the ontbteak was discovered is the Mews. The *MO at that time appeared to be rating in the tap Goer bee Ms la the factoty, when it moistly intended to the upper story and penetrated the lowing of the fleet Awn with nib far, that the whole of the beildieg exeept the round floor Resealed a tremendous sheet of flame. The fa:lowing is a 'Noy of Kr. Bruidwoed's *Seal ri vet of Ow damage dons : Wedaesday, Marsh 26,1866, eight sad a quarter p.u.— • ire lisppened in the premises hf Mann. James Itemisers owl Ow, pianoforte maaufacterms, No. 3, North.street - . wee, ind 65, Jaardreat,_ Teitieilleweitie6reed. The caws of In ualtsovra. lowed is Or County and Atheesers F logien that atMmid t 4 of B, 3of 0, 1 of the pariah, sad obey of the West ft ellee. The three upper doors of the musfaeleeytiare t•ate destroyed, pert barbed off sad the pronad4oer Imaged by In and wits. The atateatt of frost how iteesiderably damaged by water and hasty reuevaL No. 2, New-siriut —Nome. Audivere sad Stokes, Ca plate-werken. Skylight berried, sod wheats damaged by water. Wend in the Sen. "Re. 9, eitto—Mr Robert Woolley, eeedrieeith. Win dow glen broke. sad L.-Anent' dawned by water sad re. novel. Ransom see Woofed. NO. 10,tliti".;;i6.IOS;;, sculptor. eissflu daasp. llslastred. and 12, ditto—MMus Aadrowe odd Spokes, mom sem. milkers Coaildirably dammed by wakv end removal. loomed is the ans Ohm. " No. 66. Joha-streot—Let out is limemestL Beek part damaged by dm, alive Invitee, sad tostosts Waved by water. Intend is Ike tlia-MlLme. No. 64, ditto-11r. Jobs patent head sort asks,. lisof ..d ere of Ingham's biota.. lamed is tbe YawasP ro. MAN. 8111ZUR1 OP _AN DISTILLER I. On of he moat erniire mimes of illicit spirits, ,• that has ever ben made la Boatlead was saassafelly shoed ea Tee Way by Inlasi Henan eh ens. Tie pre. taws ire situated at 81, Olassford-otrest, sad us at pant said as a rpitit cellar. Mr. Jaime Yessa's sin appears ea thorny, but we have ben mewed to state that that sou *MOS sold or sub-let the maims to • Mr. Bann Dario to Ileptenher hat. The Breen Is, heirever, la Mr. Papa's asese, a heaths to Mow of Duple snot basin area Frog sonata elnumutamese eine ated with the mans tains rand the eon of the Mahe twe Bute. native °Sem hen Lradoa, mewl Mr. B. J. Elay sad Yr. Jamas Faith, teak ell when an at pawn ea a prefeiniasol vialt to °lesser, idled et hasher sa Tuesday toramaa, about 11 Vitali, nil and he Mr. Dade, bat won isformed that be win est elf ten. laWrates the two saes who wen la atturames that they whib ! to itemise the pnatima the Beteetirsa, esseempaeird by sae or two tow. oSasay dineinied by • the stair 10 the Genre, whin' are steed Baba mein tba her of the Tian' Hall, and hash by he nth onlitsg Wash emppens the Brit or snot heat of that bailing. The pine bibs quite dark, see of i *hews mutereed to he Amp hr obsenies he hem ef see .1 the shop an broom* a little Bind, he earylabh Ohne we, sanitising wawa. Nu...eft with die Win le he ears, dentin hay dl (-wend Is a now • bighead with was partially Illhd with *alums. Near the hothead a door w de. teeth whisk appeared to fens pan of ths wall. Oa thh an • amber of narks emend by Ibsen neared Is the ashen won hale. The key d tato door brag madam, ems at the Where laqaired of the shorans what the par ashes seenimed. The shoran replied that Mn wee mob-bt le the proprieties of the Trades' Hall mad that ha waif sot tell whet they cootaleed. Nana; keys were, however, prosared, sod t h e door being eased, lb a Marrs lissevored two lore stilt, whirs had nay a pumas. dewing Ilea newely to eperatise. These stills wan arable of tbrartes off 120 pens nay $4 bus-a, mad =:l 4 s t e n rennao to the satt et of 21. as hear. The yed a large q ssethy of weeb oaf Itreastity of Sirs suede spirit.. I.aey ma* also at Moines a eseittrerwlth all the oteek-la trade, r natant If hat% NM Ober neon. Mr. Dente's• n.la4ser Mks ea W prambeo ae lie dims, wet appanage 2 elf fah 144, hie h ahead le be paid handiately. The sitepase les hen* appraboaded. We *admen* 'Rot Denis to emend with ether twe spirit cellars is the oi‘y, both of whisk as ea esteative busions.—Oliesor DOI, Mail. MIITIOIPOUTAN INPROVININTII.—AIththt epee the mehjew of sewer Awes bemoans" lewd petharday, Worse se that derieg 1166 me pummel wee made out of the Coatolideted Fuel te the Sethi of Werke, etblle the payments taw the feed Inn that twee were 144.7471. • mete would ampler to thew that this. led bees distressed 1,129,8971, of which th a saw of 144,7471. wee Ia part re meths. Is 675.7821. The sawn of the advance at maul remaining unveil CRYSTAL PALACE: Return for six dam ending Batordoy. Marsh 22 :—Adroisoioos. iaelsdiog moos ticket holders, 22,667 ; secant received for adoolorioao, NU 20. id. MONEY NABEET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLom The funds continue remarkably steady. The vari ation in vices to-day ham scarcely exceeded I per cent., and present quotations ire almost the same as the clos ing prices of yesterday. Consols for the 10th of April, after touching 921 to 1, are now quoted 921 to 3. For money the price is 921 to 1. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 78; the Consol Scrip at 21 prem.; the Exchequer Scrip at 21 prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 2s. to 5.. prem.; ditto June at ls. die. to Is. prem. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1868, at 981; and India Bonds/at 11s. to Bs. dis. Consol Scrip is quoted 21 to 2/ prem. Turkish Six per Cants. remain steady, at 973 to 1 for money, and are marked 981, for the 16th of ApriL The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are quoted 1003 to 3 for money. Equador New Consolidated Bonds have been dealt in at 141 to 16;' Peruvian Three per Cent, at 57 ; Spanish Old Tree per Cente at 451; ditto, Deferred, at 24$ ; the Committee's Certificates at 61 to 51 per cent.; and Dutch Two-and•a•Half per Cents. at 831 (exchange 128.) The whole of the gold brought in by the Admiral has ior purchase at the Bank of England. Mr. M'Kewan, hitherto rub-manager of the Lon don and County Elank, has been appointed manager pro tem. Much satisfaction is expressed at the ap pointment, this gentleman having shown g.eat ability during his long service in the bank. Should this responsible situation be permanently assigned to him, the step would b 3 generally approved. At an extraordinary meeting of the "Societe Generale des Clippra Francais," held at Paris on :he 15 h inst., it was resolved to increase the capital front 10,000,000 f. to 20,000,000 f. (800,0001.) This increase is consequent upon the purchase, in Eng lend, of eight clipper ships, for the sum of 500,0C31. The shares are to ba of 41. each. TZULIDAY ETIxINO. In every deportment of the Stock Exchange great firmness is maintained. The general tendency is rather in the direction of improvement, but, pending the final announcement of pesos, operations are much restricted. The fowls experienced scarcely any va riation throughout the day, and closed a shade bet ter than yesterday. The demand for money in day active, and will probably continue so daring the week. In addition to Saturday's instalment on the new loan, preparations are made for the liabilities incidental to the 4th of April, which are expected to be heavy. Console opened at yesterday's final quotation of 921 to for the 10th of April, and closed at 92/. exactly. For money the lest price was 921. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1, 1,1; ditto, for account, 10th April, 921, 1,1, 1. Now Twc-and-a-Half per Cent, 75; Three-an -a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858 and 1859, 981, a, I. Coned Scrip, 21 prem. The Coosa' Scrip of the new lo en aimed at 2/ to 21 prem., and the Exchequer Scrip at 21 to 21 prem. The March Exchequer Bill. remain quoted 2a. to 51. prem.; the June bine, Is. die, to Is. preltn. ; ladle Bondy, 10s. to 61. die. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 981 to 'he foreign stock market was quiet, but steady. Minh Six per Cents., after receding to 971 to 3, dosed a trifle better than yesterday, at 971 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 1001 to L Other descriptions belt off the name es Jester c'he arrangements for the settlement of the fort nightly account in the share and foreign stock mar kets will commence to-morrow. Ottoman Bank shares were in request to-day, and after touching 1 pram., "buyers," dosed at 1 to 1 prom. Bank of Egypt shares were quoted this after noon Ito 1 prem.; National Discount Company, to din. ; and Western Bank of London, Si to 21 die. London and Caustv Bank shares met with nunieront transactions, at 321 to 331. The stock of the Celled& Land Company was again weaker, bat that of the South Australian Land Company exhibits some im provement. Crystal Palace Preference shares were more inquired for. St. Katharine Dook stock was dealt in at 83; Bili;ah American Land at 48; Ciene• ral Screw Steam at 161; Peninsular and Oriental at 661 to 67 ; ditto, rmw shares, at 31 prem. we. to- ORDINARY RTIPIIO2I MID NTOCIII. e►. I Pd. Ilaiv.n. I. "4!"a Not.usa. tl lam!K Juno:taws 311 ii. j‘;. rV liirbraboa. Cbea. Java POCIINSAIBirk.:;OI."ISI.C. _ _ ts. do. do. 201 etrlMmi aid !saw I Arm Belyiescr:: :Omit sat Ilmadaa.... lOgbas sal Mitre Jame Ned. Itti.sadAllsr4.J Wil lollatt o :All MOM Mean Uoloo.Clan A Do. doe D. Do. 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TaßLOos. Saila pe., No.l DUN is. Na Do. Now • pet gat °took Bo& DEW. rm. p lon Um I pro oat OL Idla.fe*Doodat. O Scrap I : lo • D" r esial rf. dolf. 1 Do.llo4ldorodatipoLps lOC N. destiool Pre , . Ot. Swifti WdoLarol. G.Weallia Op Da 6 pa. osima Prof. = Dab koiamarlio 4 p. 15. FroL Do. Da Gars, Pei 11/144/. Da 44. 44. pa De. Era Gas. OWL.— Mw Choir Goa Mins Do 44. de. is. as. Oa loasmake a Yorks. Fri 0614441 ant. 41441 .G. 6 pot Da1an04344. kw LOOM.? L.ltf.W.o pallalmak ”.11d105.3 il p.a. Laaborarry a Oar. ma 61b rr ;It elb era. Do. am* 040146.14; 4 0 c L i 11111040m4.1r. Vs 44 aa. Fre. Stook FooL 44 pa ot. 011141tifroL b izat . LoldosJiHi No.p.Olorg. of. Mom at palm. De. 6 pa aLBILKI•O4 'lOO IM IN IIS ISO KO I 1" IN iN 7i, all it% ef — MIS --- Wasehrd sti =may . We,: I ....... . wiet Oentwa ..... .v a lid Les.lka D.r.• f Naas di.. 1111? Uo.l 1 wet paid to It 100 100 100 100 100 Ds. l oa. Limb II jut. M. Ds. Tann hi Pura. WaraiWal.lbLOp.st Dallleisets. PreLllll.a Basellik Omit. New M. TfaliT474; Das lined di pat dal gaL4 7011.11011 eel lisUsedmi ge• 7 3 r4 c 011 41.- ea hi Or. at par Cal .S 4 Mllmisties Januar timinsens GashissACumla. Da. 8111 ! 1 "! ta!,? 0•A - 7 -- a lasornsh_ 77 rand rums 117 h 118, . Sri bin Oahe pa IC r i n ils ami:fira. 7 i won 14 NI Nina sal Ow ialiela ablest o.Triskstamit A tom Ils. 176 Dik OWL intatisaime Datma..%ll p. at at. elo : , _Omit Mild Mom 107.1 WIG fialsals.. Diefirft— 'nes. lbw —... •••••7°Lai u. as. JIB as De. 13. Es. it Deg ilk de. Do. de. TV=lmp Emilie sal De. II pc•Ont.-- 1 , 11 / Ouriva Nur lisdarams D. 4, pr Nat. la.. De. New lassaraLiss. I Os. de. II pre et. Prot Sorbs ei Pure Me W. Mau Mao inprallar rowboat you Paris al Cielms -- 11esille Sin _ ...1 Tii;;;Zbra;Wa.7 p.m. tame aal Paimal ..... lapaillaildldi «............ Do GAVIN. .....-. Iran ma Ware ...«... Da Si pa Or 'I ., wet 0ur.:.._, _ . ..__ Ds 4 pa mii7p;47 Won &LW. al Fero Ca.A.O Erbuss 164 27 41 41 Si SI 171 17f id 13 16 121 121 „ is 90 601 61 ISI 111 —0" le b 15 II 3$ 0 ö 9 . 23 32 . 7$ 75 .6 60 1: 1 • *4 95 • 65 WI. 7$ $0 121 WI ICI 164 6.4 635 IS 60 U 73 • 5 65 pa • pm „ 111 II • 71 7 100 1,..1 100 100 i a dim pm 6 di par SI ft 11/ - $76 i iMs 111 111 41 44 it -is a fl ~ 24 3f ft 31i 24 74 /7i 1 4 1 :I 41. Is t 1h 11 se SO 104 I SI4 Si S IS V IN IN "ii -ii 111 14 0 WI 704 64 1,11 4 s 16 01 db. N N 19 39 4 • 49 Ili 14 —db -- .• H N SS OS IN IS IS 11 it LI 90 I 3 i~ SS 70 1 1 8 111 :OS 1118 101 ISO Ii it '- 4 64 NI el 111 SI 07 S, If 10 $O4 17 10 101 7$ 71 1;4 61 10 1 1 4 us us 1 IN ITS 131 IN N 1 111 Ms IN IN N N I Se I OS r• ,i- 11 . M NJ St 10 7 r .1 is .WATIL ei per I pa 1 ; C is,. I ip. rff _1 Ipm SI 11 111 gm n n 4 I 111. sti ii 7Tes /I 11li 174 711 ii ii •1 $ pa 11 fly 14 Cl 0 0 U 110 0 :i be " H 7 10 114 Us 157 ID $4 Me 111 IS I. 114 in HI 11 111 444 4 1 4 fru if 11 u 71 74 17 II 141 04 Ili 10 I le »! Lei 0 Pr i P= II $ lit if '4 i is II ii He u 4 II 194 pa it lolj es i 5 4 moo my to I p.n. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARLS 28, 1858. MINM-THIS DAY. Tw• Vetoer& The Cobre Capper Mining Company's shares have met with some transactions to-day, being marked 674 to 684. Tamar Mining shares have been dealt in at 21. In the gold mining shares there is no new feature. Annexed is a list of yesterday's transaotions in the Minis Ezebug e , g Mining Siabemiption-rooms, and Stock Mining naleisl list East Bess, 11, 624, 65; North Beset, 1,1; Raw wares Milted, 103, 101 ; S iva Cared°.. 266,300; Stray Park, if ; &midge Como* 3, 216.16, 3 1-16; Tat? Car sigh 11. 1 ; Vale of Tewy, 64., 34 0. 6d. ; Wort Oaredea, 1421. 146 ; Wen Grenralis, 13s. Id., 10..; Wheal Mery An, 211, 22; Wheal Oreaville, 301., 324. 611. ; Wheel Edward, 6 41, . Mining Sabscriptiswecome Altai list : Alfred Comb, Beveridge Gawk, 3 ; iwaapeel, 61, ; Bee& Onillra, 29.., 311 ; Haller sad Bum, ; Ears Bane. 444, 464. Cantons. 6s. ; Well, 11 ; Pawnee, R. I;swkmeor , Ur. Cid., 144. 6d. ; Tiserotr, 31, 1d; ~ lady Berths, 205., 21s. 64.; Weis fellesembe, 7s 610 r. In the Stook Exchange ; Won Buses, 36; Aleresieseseb, 141; Ilertridip Case*. 24, 3; Tamar Coamb. 24; Think 34; Mimi Kitty (Latest). 91; Wheel Edward, 6 ; Vo/e Towy, 36e.; Peoasatins, 1i ; Miry Osesob, 16s. RiDUCTION IN Till Pawl or COMM—A farther falsettos hos te_kos plate throughout the antra polls la the pries of citable—Cps meson selling at 64. per lb., snide it 71.1., and semantics et the description known as No. 4 rot 714 , aid sepsrier deiceiriess at from la to 10d. per lb. Those eft the pekes et the ohne when the nelson is done on the reedy sawsey spins • when the utass an sold month the print an from a Indiana, to a penny an lb. higher. Tait RAMBILIf Wl:Um—Lettere tons Anatteldeta state that a Casale r viands new pretests itself, wide►k hos tot bees vett for the law ball envoy; the Zsydetsn, In eansequaoe of tbs log= o alevines of northerly sad sisterly wiads, le 'Levi dry. &tweet; Geaseinden Rinks% Lawn, Ramp., end Herder nyk the bad of the en may b3133 . 01311:1 d• r:001:11, rod d 1511114111.3 red ether vessels see 41•11711:1`f al WO en lb. ends. RODBEAT AT MINCHIBISIL—At the Corn Kt dues, Igesnecv, yett^rday, the agent of a Untwist cora holm wee robbid d 7631. He bag placed his mosey le a drawer, wel'A he went SOWS the rem to spook with a tr:oad, end oa rotutatug, lye sinks later, feud that the whole had bees ab.iraczad. ST. Piing, SAYPRON-KILL--Th• PAP. J. J. Teoyood, Reeser a St. Aadrew, Honeys, bee presented 'tae Rey. John Wffika Lanais, HA.. Messee sad mato at St. Asdeow, Heiberg, to the leember ay of Bt. Peter's, Belfroshill, vested ea the apostatises, .f the eweeweset. Tb Rev. Cherie Xessisld to the Roam a AU Hallows, Tao AXNAICAN MAILL—LITIRPOOL, TZMUIDAT, Cellist amiably Bakis, Cape Conwterit, irrir faffy day, ad hearty savaged. Her data from New Took inn be to the 16th lat. The Cambria, Capt. Joha Leiteb, lads es flata73,7 for &Ice sod Hanka with lbs Reath mar asd pe fAISOIL Lettnie mast be road here bags 10 cu., with la's fees toll am., awl at the lead's( Inlets OH arse es tits leits loot. Ms emit? Mist Wzm.—A solootial to her blefesty has brsa sifted by the lea who matted Mary Weeks of the angler of her eidld, at Surer, at the meet miss% vigils thiamine/of death weight be one soted isto friary nuns Of haplessness' for life, as they believe that au emaitted the aim seder the lefileges of the prissipal Viilll:3 seat ler, Thomas Wales. who we. indented to give informalities es anima of the 601. reward whisk bad bees offered by the Secretary of Stew ; goo that the was 'above's( soda so ouch seaminess sad troeba at the Om that she was Mayoralty firospoultilo for liar Yeaterday, I. ad Mayor "noted °facially ay= the FrJoh aitoa-tairr, to place in hie Baeellesets Mode the reeolstioas of core alatio• to their Imperial mateetiee the &spew and Empress of the rough ape the birlt of the lope►ial Pt ;pm • ilpted at the 'waist Coast of Om. aeon Conseil, Monday, the 23rd instant, and whist the court bad revolt !1 Fe lordship to envoy to the Poona enbretado:. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARLLANK—THD3 DAY. There was scarcely any English wheat fresh ep for this m. raing's mark. t, and its value underwent no chaotic The :receipts of fors*n wheat have been large this week, sad amount t , 23,30 qrs., the bulk c)r.s.a.iog of infirior gn•liCes, vO. Egyptian and Indian diac::r imp. The trate was drily at the feast &clic*. Amerman 114nt was an cluard in value. Non lk waa rather dearly. Earley, brans, and peas a Ad en mach the saw WM as on Monday tut 04ts eould not be purchased oa sailer terms than in the beginning of the week. ARRIVALS DM LOUDON FROM WICK 16 TO MARCH IS. Ora Wish. Scoot 1 NA. Presou. I 2440 22. 46 Battey I reit I 9.0 Oata 1010 I I 11030 ISio Flom 11,170 eseka. Lanka ARLO Ile. &I.; Ily% O. am—wort, 7's. id. ed.; Ewa, ids. id.; IMPERIAL AVIkA :s. 64.; Our. barn& PBarley. El am, di. k. what. 1 Bailey I 1.. Y. i Aye. Bass.) Pim. Feb. 16 ... ... 114 Mlle Sd 23. 1000 4d 2. 76 41. 6d 13 ... ... Ms 241136 4.123 i .d 143.44 1. 7431. 6d No* 1 ... ... 694 Id 354 id 134 filf47. 2d 1 la 3d139. 61 6 ... ...141.214.13. Ild ..44 14 tie ed 144 101,400 31 13 ... ... 01. 114136, 3,1 214 :il 434 3d 114 0.14,4 3d 22 ... .. s WIN 2d I. 3d 13s Sil 41e 14 39. Id - a..'eek Ala. Aviv. At.i 164-31 Se fd!4els-0411414 44 40e Id Derr.—wheat, barley, at.. lye, Beane, Red Pam, IA ~ Y.raE e. i -=~__ 69 11 69 7 49 I 41 :1 67 I ::: ... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (zit MAGNITIO ZZZZZ NAPE.) (MOM 001 OWN COZNSOPO NNNNN There ww. a moderato a • clones m uur corn market thi% d.y both of millers sod dealer•, wth or a small dressed for sr.p sr ols, swept b t^i and loni. n soro, sod the bus.o, s in those w. I Imre, owing to holders tefutiog to t secs pac ratooTutstry 6. MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY. Bcoaa.—We have Lad a verygoot demand during the week, and f..r amount of general businim dem, including them floating cargo'', at fully Bd. advance oa tam week'. currency. The nfl:,ed me rket a'•o !whim dearer. Gi oar, Lumps quoted 61a. $ 63.. Conan.—Tte qw.tity offered in: sale he. been too mull to give quotalione. A businere has been done in very good ative Ceylon, at 62.. Bd., and a Boating cargo of ft• Jacanil at about 48, Tat.—The market ha. been dull daring t h e week, and the bulk rf quantity arra is patio sale w.. 1 bought in. Duty paid on tea In London for the week ending 22nd !Ural], 468,766 lb. _ Rim—A swag amount of business at shout previous prises. Box —The dens...id INS improved, mid s slight mimic. has bun establabed. Proof leewards sold at 2s. ; Dime rare, 2 . 4d. . _ _ Savrriras Imo sold freely to arrive at 35. to 35s 83. wording to die, of shipment, and 375. 3d. has been pac . d for retraction 2, on the spot. Corrox.—The stock in first hand" is much reduced, and warmly any busing•' dation the merit. Hite.—ltaiaa sod 261. to 301. 61.; Polish Rhine, 321. 101.; St Peterkarg elev.. 311. to 32/. 011.1.—Liaseed, 241.; rape, Engl..h refined, 601.; brown, 47/ ; foreign, 621 10.. SPICZIL—A linked bneinr•' done at previous rates. In other articles no materiel alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The vitiate' isstrik'a q;iet at ha —:l q;OtaTh on : Petersburg Y. C. oh lite spot, 47. 6d.; Ilareh to April, 476.; April le Jest., 47e. ; October to December, 481. 3d. METR.OPOIJTA'i CATTLE HAMLET. (THIS DAY.) The number of besets is by acs means large, sad the weather is fay.ursble for barn; consequently trivia is act!es at (ally Monday's rates, bat it 11 difficult to realise say advance. The 'apply of shop Is shoat sa swinge, sad they meet with pa:climes at Monday's qactations, bat •hey a•e reluctantly given. There is aurally any demand r lambs, and price. are lower. From Germany sad H Oland there ere 14 beast. and 46 eaves; Norfolk and flaffolk 400 beast.; and 139 miloh cows from the Home lunatics. ---- Pa stone of Ms. s. d. &d. Per Moos et Pbs. s, & &d. Pet deep. llessforde.. 4 4 8 ' Beet Doe t li&brods Bh 1 4 4 6 Beet Short Lorne ...... 4 4 6 Bent Longnroole Sewed quality PPP.. I 8 8 Do. do. Bbore 4l 4 4 Osier Bet Due L 11Pf•brede 6 0 1 lambs 6 4 T 0 110. Besets at spike& 0; Weep sad PP1eb5.6.444 ; doe& 88: PIP. BIDEB.-THIS DAY. Lionionoz.t. —Tbq tullowiste ars tisopriess:-6411b5. to 14 1 bo , Rd. ; 6104. to %lbs., Zld. to 4d. ; 71114. to Ma., 4d. to Od. ; 801 A. to 89 us., 4d. to 411.: Mho. to 96114., 414. to 411. ;96 v.. to 101114 , 41d. to 41i. Hesse kits', le. Cale 81tens, liebt. 2s. Od. to 31. Od.; 1011, 6t. BIRMONEMIT.—Sheipp skins, polled, It N. to 93. 61.; Keats and tualf-brods, 7s. Od. to lts. 6d. ; Downs, 6s. 91. to 7e. 01. ; Laste, 2s. 61. to 3s. 91. ; ftheaeliagn le. 11. to la. Id. BOROUGH HOP MARIEST.—THIB DAT. Meum ['attended add Smith, hop-factoro, report that there il a goad &weld for floe hop., at late prices. COA t MARS ET.-THIS DAT. Tanflold Mo - r, 14..; B.d Barton, 15.. 6d.; Walls Bad Gado' 16..3d.; Walls Bad Anton, 17. 6d.; Walls Bad litawill'a Betts's . 16.. 9d. ; Walla Bed South Haltom, 17.. 3d. ; Wal'a Bad Ti.., 17.. 64.-8 huh ships at market. FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE LONDON DOCX.—On Wedaindsy artonsoi - n, shortly after 1 o'elotik, an accident of • tacit frightful chfracter occurred at the London Docks to • respectable female amid Maria ahead, aired 26 years. The deceased, with • young female (Agnes Forman), and her brother, Capt. D Pot man, sad save rel intimate friends, proceeded t 3 the Linde t Docks, to view the in tericr of the ortablithatest, and subwqaeatly they were invited to the fourth Bow of No. 10 warehouse, to whams the praxes of e hydraulic namable' need for the purpose of Rl:killgiat the hydrau'ic nsaehln. need for tha purpoes of ,t heavy weights, which pies through several traps cr °pods. le the The dm-used and Isar female ' saapesiss suddenly left the goatleaten, sad walked to the Ztilielms they leaned over • low rail to lo3k down at cluory at the !moment, where the laboarets were employed, when the "NA " descended with terrible vin. Mao, sad crushed the bead of the deoeesed la such *fearful meow, that she empirof is three minutes ofurrwards. The deeeastd's head was surly separated from the body, *Lies preeasted a aselirhcla Iv 'preach,. The drowsed was re ' sowed by the do-k Wiens sad the police to the parochial sadortaker's (Hr. Belcher) t 3 await aa Inviter. The di. eseeed's 0311110%110 c, who wen muck injured, wee removed to the L redo° Hospital, where Mr. Hose, the home same., rendered every essisfascs r bat very little horse are eater- tamed of her reeoverv. n• letartesate deceased was to have been married this day. PEESENTATION PLATE TO THE 2ND Lill °HARD( —The assgalorat elver centre for the mese table cf the oNcen of the Ted Lffa °Garde, given by the tare Marquis of Lustimaderry, but not ecapleted Is the lifetime of his lord ship, has been pr rsated by the esecaton. The pieta is of Wares'sr foie', each aegis of the base occupied by 'gees taiga military agorae, as °Meer, • trooper, and a biplane's ; the petite is conespLazd of • oslassa vacated with flags, kettle drams, helmstr, !wordy, trumpets, and other 'military troph'se, and beer rag •C of the charge of the Outdo at Waterloo tad of the arum of their battimand the Maori pilot, which is es fellows: f' A Memeato of Affection f is. Charles William Vane, Marquis of Loadoorier,y, 8.G., G.C.8., to., ate., Ac., Colonel of the Tad Life Guards, in the Roe neat, tateaded to hare bees prorated Jame. LUG: " Death globes es rangiest of this conqueror, Per sow he Fees is fame, it °ugh sot is life." The wbrals le sat .essded by • Agars of Britannia. The weight of t►e sliver Is 660 owes, sad the vale* 6001. The °rummest was desin,net end sae lolled by Allred Brows, and stassfeetered by Beat and Snake% of Bond-omit. It hat been Maraud by her Ilsj—ty sad Prince Albert, sad does Imam to the se arms of fit-re sad Mortimer. The late gam (this. ft 101 be remembered, was colonel of this roadway. POSETIIII AT BEGHTON.—A correspondent of the learner areas of the high thorn% party gives a deseripties of the Es-tne services at fit. Paul's, Brighten, a charat which has of late °Melted some sotariete. Be ma that is Bast wave the elm/sat from the last Lratea woke, at four o'cook, to the dr t Buster bslf-pset *let, wee most striking. The church had bees scot beautifully derwsted with everprreas ■ad 10.011. The lines of arth.- tsetse, la the serest hat bees wet tastefully wreathed with flowed, and otrr its aaaaaa arch was a nosey white re a of creselliss epos • blue proved, sarsousred by a mews. The altar was cmrerel with ite hashes, white amd gold sloth, sad the walla of the saschthry were bug with mag sifirest hrealms, the rummest* totter., is gems aid geld. The dorsal was whirs. rashly gilded, bearing a eerie turd fur sriptfos. rad Creer this IMPS a sedge is dowers. The plicate sad *her' , t.ra lung hr preensies Trued the church at the miesseetcsreest et the service. The ishureh we! 717poseli erowded at the veriest services whir& were bold kMe .out of the day. TRI EAST IRDTA COMPANL—Att attain t rapt et hie the missal Urea , will reweave* and dkhnreeseets of the Beet lodie C0me.137 for the peen 1831 52, 1E5243, 1853-54, red 185145 (ow tee si !I) va• perdiehedy; r edgy. It contain, 'my a apreitee•tve etlteAtints retard - We the dif•reet pro. illdeneur, frJal w'n'eh we Father that derine the f leers teemed the set NM: nu sof ladle 1211011.4 0 41 in Beßlieh mosey • to 10, - 414.2301 fit 12'1 52 . • 10 147.4251 1852-3 - 1 20.318,8111 fa IEI-4; sod (rathaattel) 20,371,4501. la 1861-6 no total ilisrr to on lir i Tram wero o l e t oool o o, 19.872,9114. 20,623.1611.. 22 872,979 L. sad 22 916,1E3/. Than WY 01114 1 , 185 1 -62 as lamest* of hums over et psoditurs of 611.2651 ; ft 1832 63, this 'semis amounted to ills , an of 421.2571. In 1833-51, honorer, there was • 841,4 of 2044.1171, min sec ndiar to the estimate for 1864-55, this deic t woe farther ineteassd to the sum of 2,643,7101. COLLEGE AT HALIFAX. OPENING OF A WORKING MAN'S (Paola ova OWN zaroarza.) On Wednesday evening a tarp public meeting was held in the Haleyhill sehool.rootr, Halifax, for the purp.se of inaugurating the extension of the eventing schools sat.blished by Mr. Edward Akrnd into an tostitution to be called the Roby-bill Working Men's College. Mt. Akroyd, who employ. from 6,000 to 7, 0 00 workprople in the wonted marshes:inn, has already dens mach to sopple meet the educatosal provistoas oft 4 Factory Acts, having established not merely day-schools for boys and girls in con 'melon with his indls, but having added tr these an infect schoJl, end even.ag schools for young men and women. It is gratify irg to know that nob generous sod liberal exer tions for the benefit of those in his employment t are been attended wi.h great success. Upwards of 1,400 indes,dnals are now is attendance on the various schools m►intained by Mr. Akroyd ; and the Dr re extended in..ti.ut on now to be entranced will, it is hoped, give to the system ..1* education for the working des es a still greater development, and afford an 'sample for general halvah n. About mix hundred persons were present at the meeting on Wedondsy, Mr. Ackroyd presiding. On the platform were the Rev. Dr. Booth, Chairmen of the Society of ; Mr. W. E. Forso. r, Bradford; Mr. John Hoye Show, end Mr J G. tt, Leeds; Mr. E. B. Wbeatl. y, blirtiad ; Mr. J. St nsfad, and Mr. J. Wste.house, Haifa: ; and other band, of eduoafion in the neighbourhood. Letters were read by the CHAIRMAN from Mr. Wstkios th. inspector of act o is fur the disiiict, and other gentle men, regretting t' sir inability to be present. Mr. Watkins, in his letter, maid be eympansised heartily in this mov.ment, and tel., r. d ILA% if .La aspetiment were well carried out, it most ba productive of much good, at a time and in a place where it was much vented. The upon was then read by Mr. Anderson, the school 'neater. It set ad that Mr. Mend's educational Wabash. menre at Haley-hill were three t'ay sehuole, for boys, girls, and arrant., retpecti rely. and two ev..ning @chat., 003 icr young men and the other for young women. A, present, the day tc tools contained 220 boys. 240 girls, and 300 infants; and the evening schools 100 yowler men and 60 young women—making altogether ninny 1,000 pupil., ex clusive of a considerable number receiving reltgrons in struction on Eirndayr. Tho day.schoc:s for boys and with had been for some years in operatios, harmg ores establisbrd for the instruction of children in the em ployment of Mr. Mr tycl, such children b•hig compelled by law t r aut ad half a fay at school. It was found, however, that msny of those woo obtained employment at eight years stage were awry unable to read, and with a view to remedy this evil, the in'ent eel o I was established a year sod a half ago, to that the parents might no longer have en excuse ter allowing their children to remain uneducated. The experiment had worked most efficiently sad sue rcasfully ; end the ogee of the enduren attending had ranged from three to eight. No attempt had been made is develop precocicus iotdlt c , or to bang about great attainments; but all the children were ere -gronaded in elementary reading and arithmetic ; their le • one were varied by harmless amusements, and they were subjected to a moderate, but not severe, discip'tae. Agi oil moral toss was sought to be infused into them, and it was hoped that by these mesas a hater clan of children would be pr. p and for the higher schools. In the day schools a bty might a-quire a fair knowledge t f every branch of ilea' instruction by the time he was thirteen years of age. The qnestion the' awe, what wan to be done after wa-dste preserve these yos,lis from evil influences? It was hawses the ages of toineen end twenty %hetet aracten were developed and prssions acquired sway, and when the maior:ty of young men de-'ded on their tunnel voca , ions. It was therefore m' admirable to aid them In form lug their judynnenr• of men lad things, to meal tots tam correct mire' and social principles, and to enable them to ext,ad their general information, as well PI to acquire a more perfect loquaint•ace with inch specific subjects as might be useful to them individually. Roving this in view, the evening schools were established about a year ago, to give elementary instruc•ion to such as required it ; and instruction in geo metry, algebra, natural philosophy, and French, to this. who would ave'l themselves of it. The average weakly attendance had not been so large as to answer all expecte 'ions, but ss considerable improvements ha d recently been mad; its the mar ligament of a:boll, it was hoped tt: at better melts w..uld appear in another year. Many young men bad shows, by regular attendance throughout the peer, the importance they attached to the w. rk of *elf-improvement. Taking a general view of the appli sums available fir educational purposes in this district, it would appear that, for the fettle r extrusion of educe tioa in the factory districts, two things were requisite—the general establishment of infant setnols, where the rudiments of elementary knowledge might be impart. d to all chit :ren ; and the general establishment of evening school,, conducted by c impetect trained mestere, under government inspectors, and aided by government grants. A complete course of elementary instruct on, in the beat eines of the word, would be thus afforded to the working c 118.41., and attended with the best ninths to the community at large. The Cumulus then contiOned—in addition to the number of pupil. attending at these soluols, I may mecum that then sr, 500 at my mills at Copl ey, making altogether upwards of 1,500. (Hear, Lear.) The statemeat in the report that the smiling school has not been so successful es was anticipated, I can wily explain, without -my dis wigwamc to ouroelvse in the experiment. Whin the wheal was first opened, we depandet alined entirely on pupil teacher., sod I was happy to observe a fair sprink ling of adults is 'h. first 'Wenn., but they afterwards fell efi somewhat, prebably from limlag a teacher not so en periesced—althmigh very willing and sealous—as they de sired to be pieced under. I must here express my obliga tion for the assistance of my friend, the Rev. Mr. Holmes, is starting that institution. I have size, obtained the able services of Hr. Anderson, who -e report you have heard read ; sad I hope we may in future depend on a much greater a sasses of In order the tester to secure that monis, I ham proposed to tuned the schf ol into an evening collegees many soups men have a dislike to the idea el going to • school. What is the object of en iastitatioa called a college? Colleges were instituted by oar forefathers, aided by the government of their day, in oid.r to prepare yoang men of the middle and higher glasses for the future Elitism, of life. Da you thick it is less oftener, for yoseg one of the workfog claws to be prepared for the Dualities of life thus it is ler thce of higher station to be so ? The oc supetioa of the labouring man does not comet, se formerly, is mere bodily lab ; be has weed to be a mere machine. Formerly you had a ineckienic--my, for instance, in the one of filiag—oosatently grinding away, day by de, and year by year, without any hope of impnving hie position ; but now he gate a sr lhactiog mediae to relieve him of all that labour, and sa ell the c ccupatioss of this coon , ry • trained intellect has become more or lest requisite. (Hear, hear.) Aid let me rentod you that the labouring men of thin country are far behind thine of the contincut, net only in taste, but in intellectual skill and intellectual attainment.. It is to remove this inferiority, sad raise their condition, that I am aow attempting what bee been attempted years ago by the origimaton of mechanics' institution,. Me chartiee histitatiess have somewhat failed in their porpoise, and I am glad that my friend, Mr. Waterhouse., one of their principal prometere, is hem tonight, se he may perhaps p tint out to us some of the saaseecif failure. It may have been because thou* is stitudoes were so entirely dependent on themselves, and were sot subject to the advent ages of inspection; and per haps in the attempt tomato them selfeepportieg the great majority have failed. because they were compelled to titer fir the amusement f f the member, instead of eadesvcating to Jarrow that infotmation. I em proposing now to remedy that state of Wogs, end to offer large advantages to working men, by the establisbmeat of a working man's college. I will read the bill which has been Wed. giving a short sewn, of the ejects prowled. end the meaner in which it la prop, ied to wry them out. It is as follows With a view of amain tx the working claws the mesas of self-improvemeat, and t s engraft epos the present fac tory erten a wise of oduaties to be continued from the age et 11 years, et wllech it sow doom to mamboed, it is proposed to extend the evening school (established at Haley-hill a leer age) into an tristitotioa to be called The Raley-1141 Working Man's College.' A committee of practical men, skilled in their particular pro halms and trade*, will mercies a pawl superintend/am over the toilette. The mum of it structne will include the (Allying nehjisets: Reading, writing, grammar, geography, uithantie, algebra, geometry, machsairs, anosuratiom, diming (as applied to the arts of lades ry), Ac. As far as peceible the insumotion will be made to hear on handiereft tr ides." We don't intend to teach aeons how to chip Woks of stone, sr to strew Sheenier@ with the shavings from a empennes bench; bat we wish to give whist men some knowledge of drawing; and to give the mechenie or the carpenter a general knowledge of mechasice and the laws of motion, as well as to raise and extend their general laformaioe. if Ooossiosal lectures will a'se be delivered on literature, an the various branches of natural philosophy, on chemistry, and on the occupations of the worlds( eases@ la the mighbourhcoi. The elegem will meet every evening, except Saturday and Sunday, from seven to nee o'clock. Terme of membership ;—Slammer mane (from April 1 to Sept. 30), Id. per week, Of is. per quarter ; winter steam (from Ott. Ito March 31). 21. per week, or 1. rid. per quarter." The teens of this is that, when a permit has been working in the f.ctwy all day, from six in the morales till els at nighe—tan hours a day, it is rather herd to doyen, en days in the wash, two hours more to in-door occupation. During the summer eesaoe, therefore, I will only oak these learn.e to attend the school UMW dap a week ; end for the Tommie' three days I am rasher anxious that they should subscribe to a recreation fund whisk we have la view, and take the some pains with their bodies es with their naiads, eadeavouriag to acquire health sad strength by out-door enemies. Ia conclusion, it is stated further that, " To encourage pitmen ream and re veled/ of attendsuce, a askant of 'Wv,r medals, not to owed six, w il l be awarded amthelly ; end for proficdeary is stadia other prime will be manned " That will pecesme en sauna' examisation. Yon will probably hear more on the stoject of itharaisatioes f•ota a gentlemen when I em proud to sae here on my ripbt bend—Dcctor Boole, ohs chairman of the Sidi ty of Arts is London. (Cheers.) It is a subject on which Me it math better in lowed than myself, and I theretre leave him to tell you what is the object, of that association, and bow far they pro Wi W MI WW, Will lie Ti 77 q DI 111 $36 U 4 ea PA 110 ft Si i i lifi i 144 14 15 9 9 9 9f 26 1001 f