The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-26 00:00:00

Tete ' (.s* (jI7R-res+r c•Zl‘ 10^ LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1856. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. ATOTICIL--JAVEB SCOTT, sweet to the late 1.1 am. task et 'Amman... nalboreamilisk looks. sow Mom Oa nip up 101 l .12 121 Ills bow Jaime Soak la OM wilds el Kr. Mew dm War of One MIA verrleS be 001111111110.1711 .J. CLAY. yin% of 13. Wasolierlon..tkit4r. LIFE IN ALGIERS. the fellows were not small in their demands. They asked Ave franca a morning. We agreed to give fear for a shorter time, and when I begged them to helium:teal and not disappoint us, one of them touched the tip of his tongue with his finger, and said, half in Frenelt, half in Arabic, that he never broke his word ; be was no Frenchman. After dinner came the horses, procured with so much trouble and 'barer, and we rode oat in the direetioe of the Arab cemetery, which is two miles from the town. Here we found a great concourse of people and carriages. It was an Arab fate, or re. brow festival, held in the esusetery, near the house of the marabout (priest). • Some bad flocked to see it, others to take part in it. We could not get through theta without difficulty, so turned of into another real, sad galloped away till we sagas to a mat moor, whisk seendsgly stretched sway to the feet of the sionstsiss writs car whams, bat mold not explore it as it was gelling lOW The Meese go well, bat are not handsome sasitgit So asks as feel imbued to bay them, at whisk the master of tb l'eliasion des Cheese: is exoesdkillg e greb -71 MUSIC. SOUTHAMPTON ELECTION. In my last I gave you some serape out of the 'War 4 another little crown newspaper lies out lily table this morning, La C 01004111400, dealing with Emieration—Aerwalture—Seissess—Arts—lndus- DRURY LAMB.—ITALIAN OPBRAB. The performance of Lucie di Lammermoor Jut night was rendered remarkable by the appearanee of Madame Gamier in the Chinese of the heroine, sad of Miser Volplnt, the new tenor, is that of Edgard°. Both were eoespistely saccessfuL Admiring Madame GINSiOt, we do, for essay fine qualities as a anger, sad as an estrus in light semedy, we ware not prepared for the very great tragic power whish she showed on this °cession. Her performance was fall of pathos, and node a profound impression on the aadience. Volpint, too, is a tragedian who has few supe riors en the setsical stage. He delivered the famous " Malediction" with immense energy ; sad his dying nese was as ;rethink as the other was terrible. Both perforation were eathusiestisally applauded by a crowded audience. r, TEUDAY NIGHT. The public meeting to decide on the qualification of the two Mani candidates, Kern. Wegueltn and Jenne, took place at eight o'clock this tuning, at a large r►ding school; Alderman Dasautoy is the chair. Aoent 5,000 persona were assembled. Both candidates were present, sash surrounded by a host of friends, t►e liberal party, which formerly had acted In concert. being row ranged on opposite stew. The body of the place cow filled with the most tumultuous &enables' that hes been known in South ampton also the corn-law nom Mr. Weguslis was Ant called on to speak, and he was listened to with some degree of attention. Mr. James at tempted to speak after hint, bat it was fall hat as hour before he could commence, the noise of the crowd being so great. When he had finished, a worlds' nos was lilted on to the platform, and addressed the amiably on the wrongs of the working clews. It was then mooed that Kr. Wegaelin was the penes to represent the liberals of Southampton, sad it wu also moved that Mr- ea4RIZE OAT= SHOW of the SMITHFIELD CLUE. — Ib ASJVAL EIHIEITIOX of PR= CATTLE, Itaato. OOMMINCKeI as TUESDAY MOEN. madmis 101.111 b, sod ISA Dadeber. ump =w g = maas Ogee teas isitglet 6111 alai la try—Commerce." How Frew& this elaborate bead ing is! Fancy the Barren cliesifisd into subjects with the permanent headings Constitutional k w R. EARN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 4 # 0101111074illat. Lokostorsepare. - Opso. fat ilsatlims cal/ Ida WI war& of 1,0111 molds awl ~ pwit ztfr k i . jit . , • 71.7 ...7. 1 . 1 / 4 - 5,. O. •112 , aid a na g. msg. ow IN moms of lielbwo . O. at 6 ~sr 1 PO OS pa. work .—Alrrhoo. Or INColls—Dori®R the lut thin, reart i bsedrede fasairarriesarwsla= . limpier.../ dearrocalztagr le 41.9. s• Dsiontrrs MODEL WATCH. 68, —At Ms neresetary. ea, gust ef asvol .. Os Wail lit Wm, haw hms; edd. lion IA rimer ' l &b wrishis ger Isl. / Ia the - elailliislideediedthetthe result Vres In favour of Mr. Jamas. The smarmy of this decialon yea immediately disputed by Mr. WegwaUses friends. The chsering, hoot- Mg, groanieg, biasing, and catcaLiog dazing the meeting were Waal. After Alderman Darutoy had left the meeting, Mr. Town Councillor Clarke was celled to the chair, when It was moved aid carried that Alderman Dussutoy, having decided agaiast the evidence sad contrary to the votes of the meeting, sad baying abruptly left the room, hie deciaion M ravened sad that the votes be declared in favour of Mr. Wegaelin. RIMING CASES.—At Me. IMECHII3 Bt3TA. P 1... :1 1, 116H1111171. s 3 4444444 , 44 4. e . 4. Ladashgnyigget. 0111111 . Mr Os dm* wormer of Bra& mum 44 44 orm4 malrbom=eurr n = .lem. te=4 maila• morilrems ase anal A ti r ok e OW Grass Mom =ma . • .....M.: ft....ft nisei Madre Ms la oft. NW a wrier, et aged. . . ..-- • . /. ••1 , i ; (lie • g/re• of . r A /., • ..•-• / 04 --. -- No. 8,208.] THE CAMPERDOWN br SYDNEY.-111 1 1 / wording mar for a fen Mir 4411404 VIMIK ma `MI la" 3111 A MA WAS Dorn TO-MORROW. Time ano abs In. CANON AM 0 DIMENOAURD In the fee AIM e= „ e4 . 996letler AlroBl MI nude. mtbe rio al I liar enl9 13114 MMIIIM , &Mr 1 M r L fa.Llala s ', : ir sir st eni 4 goa Dilatil s. l' _ lillitrarrt. 12,11VITT and RI OORK'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET 811198.—Ier LAUNCESTON DIM In mar L W r.s r,,, o kw Luca 0 NMI Me mk t .61191 .81 M Rs- ' iroldril ANTI) .. she lAmdld P114441411411dig mime amARA XT 11. Al, U PROW ril 1 , 4... P. Y. Iful.llo, Ommordor • 1 7 1 V Ur Losibr P.a.. TAN Al 1 , ha. exedket itooramedelimet poormera— Tr tomer rotten or I rm o opplelolbeownm r. .K. WALL EN. 15L0A.11414,1 wiAsec . of to DRYER'S mil MOOR& 9, 111.841erar• 11EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of !ACNE,' OHITR—Far (MELON 9. jr a.b ietit irrerter prima the Morf. a runner trokr, boo ame el Mr silo mar”l. and EU tion brieeilar derobila Irrolt 3 famiorne. 0m:4114M dip AGINCOURT_, _A 1 itrolcorr i to Arse D. Mohr• tad MM. mailer 618 area. COWARD 0 X MILT. Commorkr . . W m la Ms 11M WS Dorm Moine ihip Ihme•fle peopomih Art rale arommadaUes far poreagera—lrer tense , 1 Or OMM or Immo rule to Mr. EDWARD lIELL ATLI', Mr re , , le:rMn.... D. IWX SAN and SONO. Toreetfor. Unarms ; or ' I 11/ITT and SCORN, P. 111.16mMeet. I ARSHALL sod KDRIDGES LINE of . AVETRALAIIIAN TACILIT l ~DII9I4—TM Mania( OM ler *dr bare moo roarer =nio. a l "."7l%lt a =vto derrable apple- Memo& Tem I Tao 1 alio lidattat. Endo 1 Donhantlea. :::::::::::::::::: i i g: 1 p.'"r7.4. WM Pat Map 1 ftioni s t i o l a : Ear l M lTi lliM=6. ma foram 1 fm& edly sisanit• of re i NAIMIRALL mil 3DIUDON. T 4. TinalolOilost STEAM to ANI ERICA.— The LIVERPOOL sod PKILADTILPIIIA ovum sum ogrirksty 'moor os. , Mar tallpcarered C 14444•111 Is Maw nomiK•=l4l tram , LIT Kl4OOl. to I.IIII.M.KLPRIA.• 14.4•414: CITY GA OrROO BALTI Moult. ...... ...... 1r st2:Z. teed.. 1148. 1 KAN lig a it i gn" T a i lifiliffekiLfil:l,-L ' Yana 1% 1ndr......, 17 3 • alt -w. te re or,ritmedatire M it "...., YIN, ?Mau,. orol • MOM sad ',6,:w Tat TM be aria , portralan. ace * MAllliire • es* le , It - INMA, land LL ._ ~' et wan tad European Norm , ea. =moons. , TV/ICE DAlLTatytho MAILPACKETS, Ritr amr fad Cakea.--1110111InsaaPAIMAGIL—Tborirft, rounmedeourly SUM am MI arler la Ur oarr Rolal &ad lAp .la w Dever for Crab a m p mod a l, a* 4 p.m., sal ma 10444141 1 1 =B4 P ma Carr Ix Dour rem M am.,, ow errs ILIA (mart E•,....411nitem-res tealnolbal TM= llic. orn alj . r . ti . 1.46 am, a a .. Odds an hellealff MO NdOkt tbdi tasure Err Ty& 4 I lineo A B RUSSELS, COLOGNE. rad TSB MUNI. by te. anrio mmi nome,-It TAL MAIL irwm, two sa low UST AN D dra4 41.4 MOO IN UM MK. 4E4 E: for DOVER mop lenice m leriael In ea Pm. W or Om DOM er Ma : omor ims t i v i zt *MO Or be dint M. sod Os Winnow. AltioO. VIOTOXIA (LONDON) DOUILSL TO REIPPIRL TM Medd aildis are ow Yam wrier& In lbe TIM M Dodo, ML: 13Mt mromm INTREPID Tin Bo tow .... IRA mad Co. Valtalaiii. .46 Cm 08.113• },said Co. COLORADO. ISO Wads !Wm Rim A On SIM IAN. 419 Rio Janeiro Lee ACo VICTORIA.. 438 Hasbro CoNines and Co. =max Di .......... uso Civa d oco ° Thr Wi m et ia. U l667 A: , i , .." ...... ~, Italia, Patna J. Mob* and ••• • • • •.' Cde. Triers Co FLANDA . 417 1 Mhz C. Taken sad Sea NI - Berm= and Co. DUNA .. . SIDOIII74 . IILIS - . Dolma ani Co. Owe of Mt Um or Am=Si i ez m alic am. I One of tb e remit Moe el Itisid 1 One of CM Moreau AniCEIM 0111.911. TRA sew AZIANOWIN' c r. ii ? , DI an sow mama toomoVamr VI w. OT N OT DOM ma &ria6ll, balms ilwa beds awl ihe A 1141.64 4 1 17 6 : 1. Z2rt frI ZS I S 0.. m. AO lo as ot r r osda DorMS: t o kb our t z ig i roo of Oa Wier Oar tho Port d owl infirm so art a z o nt . o nt aa. .... r . P1 ... Alma mai. =I. " Min Doi Os rda iogra. mom ir=e q. 4 lir tab Mr Coo Mamie win to paw kit le I a to la M lbo Dodo kora Monks or Oloollord So 01=7 modartoloo tho 01101100 osdl Mawr of CON" mi "__L Y 17 1"' ollb .a veto of the t 771 " 881 . al = 1:4 1:" S = it ... ran= of LaMa rb lt * llll. iti..l=a.... u...rr at 1,..... Mei Ir. or Or Docks. O. Wows. morsuro. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOOLL—Tbses Doti. elri c irtrit il itst i fin i r= g ar= roues oln em well irliiir - iiper mt. law Om liesid liouir si tivem a rst im. O. Nara& .+..+.Masa.* Dedifisess.l3 411•01 bas. LIFE B RITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Bopsines4 by Spacial Add faillausab. 4 TIN.. sp. A BRITANNIA MUTUAL LISS ASSOCIATION. Ilbwmaral 1, 1 bar B•MAY4 Royal LOWY Maui I. IM••••111•01. Soak LANIAA X A/0442mA' •Lil AAAA BUBAMA wt. aware. LWOW et Tea*. 1.0.1. Mantas ei 11A01 Amaral liasese tr.o. Prooaeue aaelvolve et Weisel ea Invest you* ea t 4:sed to the isonne peable lade ozoopettble anism. , on e=tt g a .ueltzr . le . : tes=ealt the etc -7 /WI'S& raeater. ANNUM VILANCIS, Ileweeso. SALT RN Owls NAST INDIA PALE sad I 3178T1M a War -11WITOX-071-21ULIST. 1411001, .............. Wart. LI 'V 11111P06 ...... .........".. MANCH -.4-- -- 11111111 •••••••-••••• I D WlddraL 1 1 141:4 : . ...... ...... IILI X ;•. .• --• d. Onsaalla ri lIV R 0•11 • - • • •• .. • • • • - • • •Ferawiews Worsham i. A . k a u w ..,........ Al. 111msadass. Then ik.o• oi.iii ;if IliMme * ajar rod ards. sod le news. Illa id dialad tam di saisalis brassa WI winssetal '..alts or the lea ball rotary assemose , swift Oa zowLaspe ILACAINIAR . pumse " Nal "arr i r la lbe emmi5...0..0.4 1 17 8 , seC i 'll i tunFr e dis4 stl. rar sild tram " usile aro I* : nu beak Me ;be. au. .. .de evelpper g l ik aadh an Or sive 11•61rIer ON; la wlite Mork la No Vim add le A. ROW LARD ="1111. 30. Huta- anima. Islifte: AAA kg dosold• loa Per. EY HAIR RESTORED lii it. ORIGINAL coLorp.—y,nraiii3 sod Bbiumalleat eared by T. M. TIER MisPITZST HtUx KTIO Ord tbibtrAlt IC) CUM St% El • IR MIMI' fib. • big reisle• se prowattau Nu alarm • ready yak seal iiimv4 get coat et cor‘r. I • tad lb. ; odes, horn N.I.N. billit—ullito: n. norwoonans, whin N., b. eb. /Wu WI Be Pt 4 r.• Om Os ImmOblu."WbS Orar d r s =l, mg Mond bum Bs t• tb• Br AMY: Odd. Baugh Ost. llm. Crystal !Vac* ; Imo sae JSsaw &taps. It, Old lamb ; 160 any sod I Num. n. ; Mor . IC t ; Ttnardertna. b t 4140: 4. 11. / la wanaly. 144. fomp4; ; llaina. dais : 14/11/14.01148/11/0. : Walt. It Damoutettell. mod 1.. BM Br MI &imbue mei ”thiren. NNW. Ifi e tl PT UHE t.—By JA L... Leases Pateat WEITEI , el(} 4 :.)1 AIN LE, Ut iedierarbrde mediebl maker, es le be tbe Mid tbe =lllll:=l6l•Kiremeity,2•l et a 11 " sr : arks:maw- ''''''' elm= emir arta be demar. ase ire Meek W rid CM Teen wt. ea 214 liee:0107. tr.atilirltr ea tit one eelbeleis. owl • Noe& se The %MS idea TRlllBll.3lAlL—P,atialad by Ea* Utters paying yy sod by Os sub of Le NNW *Pion LILL Ey Fmk el Leekk.a. bean& ?Mow eber es jba 1. 11•= 2 : 1 1 .8. emu. , 1 1 0 •= 116 •• •..ii.m s•4 0. 01=0: 1•• pal • • k i t rime am rot. botig . kr allLs Leib Ma iial •blii Lima. I•lti•YrUsnie lmeatu. WY of Lift or mir = ••••0••• WYNN& war No -tha 0 wilha. ia irks lik, MN La ; in . a itwbuit=4. :teerb OP gbaly•J• Is el al Its 1 .. .. 0.. 14 4., L4ri11= n Yamil. loi; =o.' ; i t Laybobeiress sod town. DOI • COALB.—By Sew sod Railway.—LEA sad CAx's Haim i Tow Us gat Ks. and has do. Whig by law sirsaws of 701 test ImIlsok; as dm hartiksain se Looks. domrs Stewart', Wslined, dulhared, oseissi. ass pot at Lasks. o".= a ds. tash iat erizttran w i r o maamm . utzetir=. 17VARM WATERPROOF APRONS. v i 001111IN011 DRIVINO APRONS ofe mai oilohlo. froky tor WO m v widest ofor/Iffg, ofo fowl NG at valet.m. W era DRIVING 00.11/11, =I goat a VINO GLOM& OORDINOR WADI DOM we the WINK Goa OW. sad effabbe. FOR NAM SHOOTING aad NGLIRG. folidoi voo for eel 11 of tbooord odels. Go defolog. LADOOMRS' CAW, lon W. Gook of Po wimp. Aaf wilds nob Is ordur.-4. O. COIDI O. IR. Mod. Ifs 400,11 wed Tomb Dm THE TRIM OTILCOATS AT A GUINEA. A GUINEA MIDI ♦ HALF. AND TWO GUINEAN. YAM arid CO.'S ESTABLISHMENT, 86, OZTORD-OTIEWT. Is for Ur chafer with IN Wel!Mill iill ilea The Mem lambs t i l:E so lioN. int Ora. OW^ Juba OwW. 06Do 0.04. NM aft isaverlm• ohm% sal sarvicsible. sad En said at DoWhooto /OM TROUSERS HAWN TO Id HAM M AT Ids. It, WITH WAIBT 00ATII TO MATCH, AT IL dd. HYAII and GO., 86, OXFORD-BTRIEET, reememodi tbelz ?roman sad YnM as Ur bet sad dampest is Om Ms& TMs an est is as Improved prladsis. Is el* used ssm, sad allow of tree surds' Om Imam guithesS=. ammo or folds, dad en rids IA d e sgle awl bsaMitul V"LOVERS of FISH" (FMftl liesaos).-- 1 OIR lIIINI YARMOUTH BLOATRIS.-11Noo bills or tamed dolloAdeo toresodod to on wI oe ,roldoll HA Plamili soar to may oftasio ANNA Or t,L IN Pries ........ ........ . ........ `Ot. lYt lapsdall WNW ........ So. 4d.tatiodotaindol. Stud MI sed_ M plola droolioa. oesolt, mad mood Mmike.—Addlen THOMAS IMO. lAA.. Sol amt. SWIM Yoimmllk. THE PER SUPERMILDID.-- Bass l e.: l l:l44Mralis. se al aleltr, gar au . pi m . l2k Ezz_vt.=6.ll:r".. dew km 111. Jos 'utilise. Mew esd ; gene M. wadi pen. M I L a i .. ... . .11CIENCIZ et er. How to Live aad I moo we 1 _ kr , _ wt. le • Odd ....1. .. ' • and est °twister eta ~... • 3111" b ii , . .' , . . orielli n et& ~..... d• ' of an , r a w 111=42111. • ember it l l . 2W t m los. tbe 11±! TN Mar IlLeme_Les eie s • = 4 il l--a L tiris Plel. Weems% dr L mus nka : e to is adept : M s. ittervcod : EMI& sad 01.= mew lima. it. : eaten irstragspATHimmits-itirwraing. Al .1. Lowam N.D. Dwell dal . No nothing la WIWI the tar le rod Uke wet We oe be oftloWooi. As wed Ai kr ~Wm. I med W. ma lIMI 4... b. • WM to OWN WM lin if ale INSIIMISi an WSW pesdke. • aka MN reds. of pm....... • • le 18 Jaws Lola. le ft mide. Two Welt. 011664. dm& THE FMB IN DOCTORS COMMONS. Mr. W. Peps*, armor for London, opened fia inquiry yesterday isesews, et the twiroehlei whool.reitios, Ilwarewteao, asehlai lbe stab of thr Its by whiett the ratewsve preelese el Mean. Ho/eitielow sad Rolls, feacy outlaws end eavelife woken, is Beacet'e.llll, Dowers' OOMIIIOOI, were liewermi on the eight of Thursday lost. The Nev. Mr. Omer& titer of St. Beam.% Peare.wheif, sad the elwrshwerilow of the parish, et wires beleate the Inquiry leek pie's, won resat, sad the eitleolaweies were crowded with Wailes*. of the aelphowthewl. TM went is the third tine three have bees dreingod lobe. lie Chug et Mee. la whieh the Wiling le save Imre& ham tabula the prewleee twist. sail their weireetere ere wow swaged epee M lee the third time. The *Mae iseerewn - abated _gym tits buddies, wock, for 1.8111. fro owl lowliest,. easeetwil ft GAM. el which dis Sea Win is erweerelMe Twits three of Mum Ilwlekieese sad llers l Z e t bewe depooM W levies elolowoi the Int eaMssoit of the ammo Mewl tee skates Wes aloe eels& eta parties of toe bedding httnwned by the elites. BUN' Thema% dewed* woad to Mt. Oehley, sou pier of the hems Its. 10, Ileowere4lll, shish efeetee the warehouse diked, paved handed heard a kcal wain SW. t&I to the beetpag el • dew Met eine &Week, whisk she ettribetsd to saes 111111.1111gisedes a door suddenly Is the letup. eeliessit ef the ke wok piece imealloisly eta welds. 11th. Oakley, the Met vase's's Matron, heard On sane some, sad deposed to the hems banes bees shakes by it, sod added to her deposition that Mr. Hayward, her Mad lord, bad ismonned bee that Mr. Hadakspos, esse of the pertain, hod sot left the warehouse m the might of the In ssul snarly aloe ceeleek. Mr. Hayward, bralter-la-law of Mr. Iledgleisese. P oland that be did set remenbes haviag made say sash staemwat to Mrs. Oakley. Jobs Ward, imams to Moms. Hosighiasos sad Rolle, stipend to Priam nee all the Arm set, sad lapin per -I mashy toned off the pa at coda beim leans., at no niangs pet I o'clock, who lie locked op the plass sad tan the keys with him. Mr. Sydney Hod/kisses said that whes he left with Word all appeared gain sefe is the wanheem. Then was so door meta ban podseed the emesiska deassibsd by Mr.. Oakley acd ba sweat. Ile Pew el so Ul-feehast o wane It. oa the part of hie werknes, wham I. mid Liberally. He bad so dealt the Ire broke ost to the nes of the warehouse agjgisias Doctors'-oomisoss. The Ina were neared foe 6.0b04. WI.. the presages won formerly 4beneyed by Ire anther kb partner sin himself was coa ls/awl is the besieges. _ . . . . alien of the Are brigade were thew ezataised, bat were suttee to aotweat for tr. fire. _ _ The court wee cleared for rose use. sad ea the dame beteg re-oposei It wee aseesweed that tbe leastry had bees adjoureed seal the 120 postale. THE LATE LADY STAY/ORD.—Her ladyship, at the l ead of lam week, repaired • vessel la the abed. This dm. revs., however, overate* by treatment, end oa Tuesday 12444 we. so each better se to be masidered making Wren teworde mayelemeriar. Hrr ladyship retired to red Mae sight fres from pais, and is the coarse date sight no maim is distarbsees of my kind was beard, either by Lord SMilarti art by the servants. whom teams adjoined that af Lady itated is mak side. Bet whim the hues Named the room la the martini her ladyship wa loud to be • wpm, with merry isdication that the spirit had departed in calla sad peenefultreaqaUlity. The inenedists mama death wee • rapture ef oet. of the mom* sad the aestmeset Mar tial lume.mbege. Her ladyship had Meg seffered from asthma sod swam &limey of the Mop ; bat had lima am& better duties the summer this mad It bid been decided that her teriyaki/ skould:romaire at oat the whiter, sad armegemeate bad bas ms(i !m Ihd pupas. The negasebely meat will be ffealeard by the many immediate relethes of the was halliss, awl Ili • ' airet• is the meaty, is whom ilmadialeed'alialleadod reeideam at C.Ami, rat the aaleemei Mem la "AM the Rally ere held, bled reudered that klelenden oar of pratiffealoa. La 47 St.fford was the daegbtee el irit Ed word Howard, H.q.' lr sad PIM is Ihs We lies ssr4 Edward, twelfth Duke of Nails& sad was uelsol to Lied Stafford is the 13th of Febreary, UAL Ea hil/al/ Imo no iisse.—lhory Post Demooracy- - Abolition—ReformitoryUnion—Liberal Ideas iet v General!" The leading article of La Coloaisattos is an essay upon the comparative advan tages of slavery and tree labour, expressed in this exquisitely French oommesoement "We have seen (referring to a former number) that the principal edvantsges of slave labour arise from the foot that seek labour is organised, bat that the vita of this institution arises from the fact that it possesses as a basis a constraint which is repugnant to the senti ment of human dignity (l) On the other hand, we have seen that the inconveniences of fees labour arise solely from its want of erphisa tics." Theo, of coarse, follows a dash of mild eseislime, not however going further thin JAY' Mills'. theory, that if pomible the labourer should a direct pecuniary interest in the work possess undertakes. Box voyage, I say to all such theories; but the Express will not for an instant allow that even disorganised free labour, exposed to the most grinding competition under the meet =favourable circumstances, is not a thousand times preferable in physical, moral, and mental result. to le trorail organiei of any form of slavery. The next article, Courier de /Vanes, works away spin ups the Meetetesr and "Lord Palmerston," &a Faits Divers catches up French news and gossip. digeris heads the aneouneeneent of evening adult classes to be M. Robert and M. Carts. "Every directed by ass who understands the moral Whence of imam; ties upon the masses will applaud this happy initia tive by H. Robert. Foe our part (Ls °genitalia*, loq.) ws wish him joy, aad hops that the utility of his coarse of instrucdos will be understood by those who have need of it." Then a paragraph about military masse, and another about the operatic performance of La Aire. Finally, • little bit of penny a-lining about t h e mending of the streets of Algiers, so pathetically funny, so like the suckle of a very small English town, that you shall have it entire : _ . _ It is sites Mersey to near the streets of Algiers b laying 11 iats (.anti u stases) ever those parts MU), way which the middles by their comsat nags ham emeolstely spoiled. Bat why ham to these ease carriages, sad to the feet er the passere-by. the task et Mann to the cowlings ef Mas Aime (4. rsibin I a :VW Mee.ddisni I) them &agar, bask sad irritating bin (mormora), whish wo lad los Ass apes oar path ? Why, la a weed. ant per a mike sue those parts neatly laid Sum, alter having Moms taittki lasi spas them, whisk weld serteisly give Om man edillig sad penasassee ? Oar saglasen are we basevelast. smd too mask osespied with dm ears of visbilkmln • astaies set to empty with ear mast. The ahe .11, will mash WMed to them. lessitratisa, among other heal observe. lions, is signed in capital - lotto% "A. Lardier." Conceive the solemnity of dm ozpremios, "Cis mor cosaz anpleux, dors, irritants," reduced to the condition of poor Mr. Mac Adam (House rest his soul! sad forgive ate for repeating the twaddle which is the natural result of a gagged preen, and ea artificial whey which has neither indigenous trade, manufacture, ear local• government—little oleo, in feet, bsyoad a military genius, Fiona stoessasoes, sad update of eau do Wogs*. There remains little else besides the hell/stem of La Coluiestion, which in this_ peztleahe umber malaise the third part of " Us Voyage Meal▪ partisehriy it strikes 'septet emiamso, when ems or two of its msgaillemat adjeo. thee are Mehle to omits ( is of coarse esstre=r ib i z bat yes shall bate ems of it. M. isekiar tired, as in Femme peeper ; ao seekthing as a tom tortabis irrespeasibh Miterial "we") status that the principal strode of tbs European quarter are chiefly notioseble for their sumptuous shops and the " circulating crowd." (To the first epithet I duet, to the sewed I give plus; no one would call a Plest.street crowd, shooting onwards in eat steady, sapaseing suesselos, a " circulating crowd; that ef Algiers deserves the oases.) " We do sot fled here a single Moorish house ; all is changed. and we might willingly believe ourselves to be is one of the fairest and wealthiest of French toms." (No tate the Pregame I Moorish arehittetar• spinet modern Punch confectionery—the Alhambra against the Rae de Rhea, he has no hesitatiee which to prefer.) " An sachet barrack of the Janissaries in the midst of the street Bob Ayoue, is still to be mon. One part of this building, tint °cave:tad to a tows hospital, is now sad for the treasury and the pest; the other half is occupied by the pstmeneat =MM. tioa of Algerian products. The Apia hes bass resew** a is Pranaiso, bet the Warier, spathes ad aerial, has undergoes no modifisatiens saisalated to alter its original plan of seastrustioa." "Outside the gooiest gatellab el Ned, is the Place of the Troglodytes,' a great epee epees near the shore, used for military ememevree. Ones it wee Meassimas cemetery, and so late as 1830 there could be sue the saansoloun of six Deys,elected and usessi sated is ono liChoess, viz. August 43rd, 1732 Etyma the egghead* the military plums have made a earths, which they themeolves called after Colosel Capone, nisksamed Marengo, who overlosked the work." Beyond this "Miaow, 111/0110011•14 " is a mosque worthy of ender, and called by the mol asses ause of Marabout Sidi Abdo Hannan. Well, we are naturally desirous to see some of the catboat, and the ladies of oar party being great meatless I started of last Thessity, the 13th, with Oinmeppt to me what I meld proem for them in the way of hones to ride. As emeibes book st to the Grande Place, deer whisk we bed sees way to walk through dirty little elm" the beam *early mast. ing Dews use airy narrower than any etas we heed the Puska dee Menet —a stable 1/111118 Mr.& had ha ea we might tied some decent saisseh. The lamest was a little .oat-looking Mateo% who semasti to think it altogether an absurd thing fur Who to mat hones, and statteted out in tory bad Friuli various uncomplimestsry observe• does about hulas nothing to do with les fawns*, and no ladies' madam. As a matter of ourst, be showed as his worst home first, bet by demos it dawned upon him that we knew what we were about, sad mut what we mid, and the better ones wore pro. doted, some of them for sale, which we were slowed to try. He thea aseempanied as to a sad. din, whore alter meth tremble 1 get two ladies' sad. din. with an agreement to bm_ et hire these as we might prefer, spot trial. This nursed we eet it how, Giuseppe laying in our preehleee Ig tbe Were for all Algiers goes marketing early of &mules, le judge by the number of _people in the struts engaged in the came basin/am. The Arab market is served almost mainly by mos, who shout and serum at the up of their voices; no worst'', except Degrees's, es& log a peculiar kind of bread, in round loaves, gild with some small seed. In the European market, en the sostrary, are women of many wino, baying and selling. Female Arabs are sense to be ma at all, and though there we of Moorish women baUling about the is their white socks, they are emiltio 7Bl ttpes any obvious work. Their only cocupatioe apposeelle M staring out el the slits in their veils at e e ;:ze they met. They look so ugly, their painted with a blackish purple which meets in 'streak ever the use, that one is duly grateful to be spared any more of their physiognomy. Thu is artainly as remands illusion about these ladies, sow can I buy any see of them as the heroine of a sees. As early as 9 o'clock the camels begin to file out it the town, laden with goods for the esestry. They come in at 6 or din time morning, Rho oar Orme. pass market .arts, the Arabs sitting porshed asep .1 arty mereireadios they have knight the my retort I found 4r. F. had emit two Meese, who were willing to sit es models and lot no paint am; bet lag lib liaise have the audacity to WI impose the very least they can do is to boy his shabby steeds. There is plenty to see and sketch in the cerium', and we is lass disturbed by lookers on and rude little boys than at home. At Sidi Ferrub, three hours off, is the site of a severe siege by the French army ; and a little further, at Sidi Lbralef, was fought the mond victorious battle. Sidi Ferruch must remind 1 one of the deserted city in the Arabian Nights, for M. Bubier tell. us that he went to see it and found net a soul in the empty streets except a custom how cillow. Then, ohms at head, the bill near our house grows daily more bundle' ; it will soon be a carpet of asphodel, tulips, and croonees ; the sprouts are break ing through the soil, every heavy shower quickens them, I an almost see them grow. The little groups of olive tress, with their knotted, gnarled, twisted stems and delicate slender branches, are contradiotioss beyond expression, sad a perpetual delight to me. One siontent the foliage isa dark bluish ram, ahlteet black in some aspects, and of a emsewhat grave and solemn expression. At the lust breath of the west wind it is stirred with a rustling silvery ripple, and the whole tree laughs and sparkles with light. We have oleo a group of poplars, towering over the savage mom of spiked aloes and prickly °esti. One must pick oue'e way at the haminent risk of ooe's coat tails, up to the highest path , whom eau be seen the bay, the tows, sad g hills spatted with white eesutry houses, sash needed in its garden of oranges and teems, and gurdlei by its strong Amour de fries of the said 'Able sai prickles. It is singular that these dose and semi are not indigenoes, though they seem to belong so completely to the country. They come from America, like the potato. Dwarf ' palms emit the bills as faros do in our own Wales end Scotland. Near the tombs of the goriest, they grow higher, being respected b 7 the Arabs, and not allowed to perish in the periodical fires which ravage the smutty._ I walk to my sketching place by banks as thick with white aad Ulu cyclamen as a Suers lase with primroses in May. Tall rub eighteen fest high grow over the watercourses, the Wetly pear of te cactus shies* red in the sun ea it crawls from rook to rock, and when I take my seat under the green sprouting tress, for throe undisturbed hours, the Arabs are so polite that they actually pus driving their patient mauls before them, want molesting motives by a look. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADRIMLTY, Nov. 25.—Avronwisyre.--Itosr- Admiral et the Red, Ws Rowels Stever (11381), Me been mpoiated Oosivemder-ht-Cbtet to the No *merles eel West hells station. — ileaTeasse . ; C. O'D. Allloiltss (1864), to the Trident, 8, Iron peddle-wheel staem.vsesel, Booth-me Coast of Asterism stades ; C G. Llodsay (1862), sad J. G. S. Cla:ke (1864), to the Indus, 78, at Devosport. Maws 8. Seeks (1845). to the Lidos, sad A. E. Bor. Woos, to the Trident. Pernseten A. G. Thomas (1866). to tits Trldest, sad C. W. Bela (1645), to the lades. Clerks J. N. Robing*, to the lades, sad J. N. Pollee, to the Trident. Aselstoat Clot W. B. Bdkies, to the Intles. Viea-Admhal the Right Ron. Sir M. Fitahardisp Berkeley has resumed his daties se Basler Naval Lord at the Admiralty. Sir Ronatoe Stalwart, who haa jut received the eonsaad of the North Amadeu eel West Isdia stating was a !polestar,. of the Aro elms to the &rage, at the mantra of bar Preset bipatos la 1808; midshipmen of the I irdmen, sad eervod is hie Wets at the attack se Pat Requite, is Aroma Ray, 1807 ; at tho imam*s of bawler, telegrephs, as., ea the weathers end of Freese; sad waved ea where at the defeats of Rosen. Is conatead of the armed salsa Jolley assisted ia cutting oat vessels fon seder the batteries of Port Teethes. Served is the seawall, at the elm of Platklag, where, by his segpssioa shells were lied frees the 'salad** pas, by whisks Port Unease was blows sp, sad the frigate rescued from a retied 'kettles. Coptela of Beabew, 1839 sad 1840, lee time employed is detashed servile, sad la particular beta herded Tripoli, &Noshed Tortilla, sell obtelaod poresedea of Lhatakish fee the Babas, sad also took part at du botabardoseat of &Asia trAae. Re we genital for his plisse seniors la 1807 sad twice I. 1808. Lord Penman ham intimated his intention of .flag en distal vieft to the brad quer:ere el the Royal estaldiolnatat at Chatbow, for the perms of hapset*" the several desseiptleas of poatooaa whist an la tae by that bruin of the lorries. . . Tie prised meson of the year precluding the I °Seers sad ma Women( to the E.7el Sagloaers sad the But Ladle Compeay's Samos sad Klan. at Chatham, befog employed to say mat eateat la field works sad pea teceisg, the troops its dolman a emaiderablo polka of their time to aspire s kaeoledp of the Lemmata rile, with which weeps the wee have beta armed. . _ _ - • The Bader of Mesa& Moser sad Baas Of High. Murat, Southwark) km bus artopteit by the Lamb Com miesiesers of the Admiralty, foe the supply of ices of British meaefeeters, of differeat dissrlptleas, for likeness ' 1 sal saber dockyard*,. TO DEMIST) MILDICAL Onions or TRU AIXT.—At a epeeist peastal mortiseof military medital °Seen, held at the Aray Medical Board, White. hell, ea Wedemisy, the 16th ult., the Director-Gemmel ia the Aar, it wee thudded missimouly that a mememeat ebo•ld be fleeted sea Isaiah teetheoey of elbeelimate regard sad 'Mem fee those utediesl alms. cdvil sad e iltaq, tele lest their lives is that: *lustre . melee &Wag thole*, inaps‘p e and se ea estimate which theft eaniMmi hmithesa emarbila of theft peblle labours. The sea •f 3271. we IMISINISSId Is hem bus already mbeeribed by the awned elleses la Turkey sad the Crimes; bet se the ss.jwity of eines of the departsmat who say wish deo to nipping the emdssteldeg hive cot yet had ea oppot. unity of &SWAIM skate imam, cad se • farther eau is • to suable the eseemlttee to Gerry oat the desire , setessbatem will be received by Mean. MOTs. g w, the array assts, sad by the priastpal medical oilmen it all dittoes, at bone sad abroad. A hone that was is the famous cavalry charge at Salsklste sow tau is a tbethuiptes maelbes. If it been the end of • g.■ it marts off, sad than la the greatest difeealty la role hig it Bonin:he or The Etna—A treads* se the quiche of the Stade dais, wb kss jerk bon petalled et limber& gives is ths follewlss eerapostrea with. siggrrgito @animals levied epee the harespee et dee 11:= and Lower Me, bg the several _...guar territories that river loss, hes 1011 es 141=he : heath levied 8111.634 harks breeethas hal rides of the mess shish h wkhis the Aral esyhel lawn OA 404.11114 sub hence ; Prods gee 1,1178,773 stub braes ; Alahlii_ MUMS mats Moen; Bennerlerted,bdielag de.., se hie hes 10,103.013 harks Mani limit &rebore sisehed 4.214111 setts braes ea hash of he shades et he tell thew territory ; and Lesubsrg rushee LULUS mils beau; ea theism wheat ; whilst the Saari ialib hes whet Labs* sad Boehm Wto *see bosom hen. saiseisted rely to 362,444 heirs beam The teed seessot of Men terms epee the 'what're et the Mtver Illbe emits to the esareess as of 12SK 410 mho Mose bolsi is lea yes. MIBB DOLBY'S CHAMBER CONCERTS. Mils Dolby bas commenced the swiss of &nide* Kosiceles which she is acciestamed to elm at this seam hair redrienes is Hiadeotrest. The Oft took plus lost sight Sae is, as everybody Imam wed the anumests of her prefessim, and oas of the greateet favourites of the publie ; and, as is always the ease, het roam were Ailed to the doors with a fashionable and highly musical assembly. Her matertaimarat was worby of her sadism'. It measisted chiefly of meal mule, intermixed with a few instrumental pieces. Ms Dolby's remind performance was the aria " Caagio d'aspetto," from Headers Admeos—one of thus gems of the "mighty master" which Mies Dolby, above every other person, has bad the merit of digging from the rick alas of his Italian operas, and which she has ludo her own by the unrivalled excellence with which she slags them This Is roe of the most beautiful that she has dimmest. It is a gread heroic air, for a deep contralto, almost descending bite the region of the taw ; and the fair Mopes performaase of it, both In regard tomb" style, sad szpeassios, was ssusidasst. She also sang lisysrboses two mussors, " La Foils de Bt. Joseph" aced "Console weir" Wellawa's balled, " If We'd by Bees r" sad, with Miss Moss, bludolmsha's eharmis; Im part soaps—" 0 wort thou Is the mid blast," and "May balls." Miss Moss, lobo is a young Dinar of groat promise, sang Moan's Vides!, mina" wry sweetly. There were likewise come meal pies.. by Ur. sad Mn. Torment sad Mr. Barsby. The Matrumatsl music consisted of Bwitheyea's first Silo for the plane, Molls, and violoomplio, played by Messrs. H. Bohm, Blames, and Loess; Woe of Howls and Chopin, played by Mr. Bohner; sad Bene dict sad David's brilliant duet OS alas from °berm, per formed by Mr. Bohrer and Mr. Blayne. The meal soak was accompanied by Mr. Lindsay &our. IRELAND. THE TIPPERARY BANL. IMPORTANT JUDGMENT. COURT OP CHANCERY, DUBLIN, TUESDAY. At tho 'Map of the court this atomics the Lord Chasselior gave jedistrat is t►e iaportat ease of 071aberty v. M.DoweU. The polities wee for the pu pa ef ramovier the affairs of the Tippers+, Joist-Stock Beak has leader the Wi.dia7•ap Act, sad plants theta aadar the old asst oldie 33rd George 11., as tie ground that the former set was Istoseisit. soWig for the estsisast of a jefatooteek oaten as betwes• the shareholders. ad did sot give relief or wearily to tbe asdita.. BIG lordship the Chevalier dismissed the atlas, without costa. Be dada' that the 33,41 Geo. 11. did sot applp. The proper agree was to prowled *reset the Wield mama. DUBLIN, Nov. 26. To bap from do sosildratiel reports whispered eons; penoss who •ay be peernmed to be well tanned on the 'abject, there is entry mesa to believe that the police know perfectly well the pulp or parties by whom tke murder of Mr. Little was emanated, bat so anon hu, sevntbeless, bees yet made. The polls. ban send ell along with th. unman castles Is the matter, •ad kositatei to oempromise themselves or say iadividael until the shale of *videos, ha his. nude as mullets as persible. The Attorsay- Chassid Jana the Crows &Ileitis is the lavestigatioa p.. tenet aftersoos, ad retuned fee t►at panne for several hours at the scene of the mailer is the Breadetme Tend. as Bailing% It is end that pinto information was leid before those °adonis, the Jaya n yesterday @venni, by • perste who stated that ow the .veahtg of the murder he saw a mat is • fatties jean seem the boaadmy wall of the railway, sad spoon& lbs saaal, Into whisk he dropped some hem ohne% which he preemie was the many, shish to had ample Comte num eabsequently, before the oaten of the mime committed hewn publicly known. If this etatemeet be tree, sad that the man seen soder these eireametasees was the anemia, the polka stiU think that the fustian jacket was Daly sessatod se a Megan. SPORTING. BETIING AT -TUESDAY. TWO THOUSAND 0171141A1 SUM O& S to 1 opt Lopsls (t) It tot lAwhooros (t) 7 tot Lode Ow (t) 7 to 1 Drumm (t) S to 1 liv.awroed'olot (t) 11 to 1 opt WM Sway (t) 14 to 1 Lapis (t) 11 tot Ttionmoust (t) 11 to 1 N.D. NI 23 to 1 Ilkswewor (t) 11 to 1 Nalfl6olll (1) 2.1 to 1 Nabs Too (t) to oj PROGRAMME OF WINDSOR 7HUYD*T. OW* 1111111.1111. ersaniciin. a - einopetakes ot 10 eon. eta, p.p.. with 100 k added, kw hones bah Ado end manstUdenally the property et , and to be ridden by. Winn ea toll pay of the army, to awry 124 welt, the owner at the hot hone to pay IL to the owner ot eland hens ; the whom to pay M. towards expense.; tour hones to sun ooly MI. will to addict; • winos.. of say bordle roes or oto.pleobsom of tho vela* of 504 to emy 710 extra, oi iota. lantana. Aboat three nth& (8 mats) ASO Shay a True lbw a MY of the Oka air* Camas of Itapiar . a The Gain Jii;ao ;m : s. s t rpi r7 ba t el n t eau.; psr, awwlaminth sops prlb amell=r a leadia ass Marge larva; the Vary to be ail tar moulls.. /toms.** taw *sum* all lbws ea to pa le the van In& Meet leas alba. (a aaba)—Tha ea% lierat. errs, pra. Pert NW 111 tr% Ilwroaraaaa sar ill =ll6 IS added, One berm haul lie sad vasoalilseally the prosily at cetera on tall per or the NM Ike ma sena preview to the day et the raw; ha um flit are, sad to be Masa by dams aa tall pay at the ariay; the glom labs mid by audios attar the ass tar ION; all above SW aims trot Alms arse mar. (Samba) Iftwombilso. • Oman 111111111.11CSAIS of tas ark p p., with SS a - edW brae MOM ear; the mbar le be ashl by =alba Yr is rem. shwas raw; if aallise le be sad tar le sera, albeit /lb : VW lb sae. ; V WOO sm. Illb; say rarybri war lha NNW labels pa le the race MI. Meal three ratio. MI afahs.) Ala Age ON) . • I Ibrahlonmellol)... +ken& (1011 M a (S01) • NOM honeys (304) Lam (30 ) II liorreme 0W)... I Balreatad (SI) • Us FRIDAY. Goats lirtmar Wm= lirsoriWitoo. a itbliat of XI sm. adt, It lb No boron boa MO on 6 olowellime the pommy .4, and to be Mies by, allow le tall p e rr L . tbo astrytai rtat es Aloft three Whet. (5 yelp ...) • Ilettreeket. Ouse Ilassecar Ilroartateaus ot MP sem Ma. is rt aod 3 °sly U drobrol ea or Wire tie !Yd or Ileember, with 100 added. The view le goo 36 asee. losoolo Ur eapeoesh The mew of tie belt YEW* pay 6 sm. le H. woof or the wand boos. Wee borne be Amt. co tbe palls err, vill not b. tided. Tbe wino, et • IN mem after the 'edible we (Wank to elm Ilb lu extra " . l. 7boat i n a =e. (111 webe.) et lb et lb Utile 0b0r10y.....—... II 11 We Tames le 6 Thenelso [ Ten Qom, .--............ 11 6 Jonas ....—.........--..... 10 3 Mhos ...........—......... 11 6 Tbewillso —.........—... lb 4 WW1—.....—...... ID 10 Ewen ......----.—.. lb 8 Liam --........ 10 le Milo —..—...... lo 3 Cso Moor —......... 10 19 Owns ---- 9le Tho Osus ----...... Is 9 WWI Toomas---. 910 ZINIMM) Water Imam am" • eseareeolue or 10 Dom ea% 1 1 46 i le terry int ea* tar banes that We tam bees ia • twain% *a% moll boat Me the report, el. NW to be Math by. oases albs Mwolibil Onvoleyiseprea. [best three wiles. (Two 100 —Olookomos ma Crioollo. Stow • eoreapelabsis d It gem eeek p.p.; Ilet web. with lb slid Oselllm i Os mos as Son ter Um hsater's Stiles at Tbereier. Aleut Ohm WM. Akor a l-lhoimorlako. The WI. 6611109.0•9114 rellehglb bel WM METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. A special meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works was held in yeeorkay la the Connell Chamber, Guild hall; Mr. J. Tawarrne the chair. • ..month having been presented from the palish of Camberwell, dwallug on the wretched state of the sewerage in that district, sotwithatandiag that large sums of money had been borrowed by the boast on the stearity of the rates to which the parish of Camberwell largely contribatei, Mr. Livia* moved that before any pronto be teemed an rowan; of the expenditure on works for the path of Camberwell should be frontelied. The rosiness seggetted that the de putation should go to Greek-street, and ezersice the asonate ; and after en uniateresting discussion the mottos was segatived. The aszt motion on the paper was farther to consider the financial condition of the several perishes bad throngs, with the eatitaadiag loses and mortgages, and an estimate of the seas to be releed by the board for the year rodiag 31st De amber, 1866; to SINN such sums on the various parts of the metropolis, and to direct the issuiog of precepts for the same roomed, 3e. Mr. Turner, sicinaed by Mr. Savage, moved "That, in order to write at an aroitable assommest of the City of London, the City be assessed ea the same principle as fir the purposes of the property tax."—Mr. Deputy Harrison *posed the MOIIOII. He estuatratal various metropolitan districts whisk were masidierably below the rocom•-tax assessment, and yet be forod that they proposed to place the Coy of Lawton rode/ an exceptional role. If the principle were to be adopted let it be applied to the whole of the insuropoUs.-31r. Leslie advised the board to wait until sae+ valuation of the city, then to progress, was com pleted. Mr. Doulton said that Mr Tuner's neoletion was simply to place the City of London in the arose position as the other parishes —Mr. Odor supported the financial statement of the crotausittee, believieg that the sewers rate rolitatitte of the City of Lamlen wee a lair ground on which to WNW the eity.—Mr. Wright, 11 , Yer Lyon, Mr. Dittos, Mr. Intranet, sad ether members, having spoken, Mr. Tenn replied, and the mottos wee serried by a small ma /war. fitter a discretely., it was agreed to refer the whole Joan slat statement to the troinaditro for further soatideration Keay el the Irombete, however, esproseed their opinion that a wasamittee of the whole beard epos the matter would bepreferable. Mr. Keeley brought up • report from the committee ap pointed to consider the ate of offices for the board, stating stet the City Lands Committee had agreed to recommead the Comoro Council to lease to the board a potties of the site of the (come, Fleet Prison, having a frontage of 100 feet, for a term of 80 yeas., at a rent of fur guineas per fact. Tbe committee recommended tbet the board make a propositios , to the corporatioe on those terms. After evasideratile die , macro and several divides', a mottos by Mr. Wilkinsos, negativity; the adoption of the committee's report, on the ground that it was inexpedieet to burden !stamen with tee expenditure requisite for sew allies, was carried by 13 ' 10 s. The board then acljoented. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. Yeeterthy the general meeting of members was held at the floelety's alien is Regent street, Mr. J. J. BLAIIDT is the chair. Os the present occasion there was a speaal ezhibitios of frail foe which passe were awarded. The col ef:hos was not samerons, but the specimens per. muted were, notwithstanding the unpropitiousnees of the fruit season, of tine quality and Ca. The following la a list of the sameestal competitors: Foe *Wootton of fruit of how growth—Pint prise, awed by Professor Lindley, wee awarded to Mr. Tilyard, gardener to the Speaker of the House of Couneass, wooed puns, offered by C. W. Dile., H.q., to Mr. Ingram, gardener to the Queen, 31. For eoflectioas of fruit of foreign growth—Fine prise to Mr. Solomon. IL 10s. For grapes in dishes of three bunches—Manate—First pine, Mr. Wortley, IL ; Hand prise, Mr. Nub, 13.4 third prise, Mr. Gleadennhig, 10i. Other kinds—First peso. Mr. Hill, ; woad prize, Mr. Nab, 155.; third prize, Mr. Hall, lea. Mr. Hill also obtained for hie Muscat grapes • larise given ky Mr. Nike. For table pears of home gear* twelves—Pint past, Mr Stow, 11 ; wooed prize, Mr. Frow,l6l. ; third prise, Mr. Tilyard, 10a. For table pears of foreign growth in twelves—First prize, Mr. Miller, 15e. For table apples of home growth la twelves—First prize, Mr. Stow, 1 ; sersed prise, Mr. Ingram, lbs.; third prize, Mr. Mann, 10a. For kitchen apple. of tome growth is wawa—First prise, Mr. Stow, 16 ..; woad prize, Mr. Frost, 10s. ; third prize, Mr. Ingram, 7s. 6d. For caller time of orange*, Ganes, Ite., of home growth—First prize, Mr. Miller. IL; wooed prise, Mr. Tolson, 15s. An sutra prize of lbs. we. awarded to Mr. Jones for three black Juesios gime. Although the posse meeting was held for the ezielbillca of fruit principally, enure very fine specimens of pissed and vegetables won inhibited ; amongst which were • hematite' sample of lemons roses, ezhibitsd by Mr. Hutch, of Bestir, and some Chines* yams, with respect to which the 'draw mode DOMe istrnsting remake. Tce latter were first brought from Shangbee by the French, as a substitute for the potato. The specimens now exhibited by the society were grows by Mr. Bevan and others. A row of 14 lest long produced 48 recite, weighing 10,1 s. 12oz. They grew in the open field, zed ware smallest interest. The (*nowise thirty-seven persons were duly elected fellows of the waists—via. : Robert Allpay, gel , Elphisi stone Barebasd, Beg., Joseph Glarus, Barclay, Esq., (noise Baker, Req., Riehard Booms, Req., Captain Hugh Ber son, R.N., Rev. Matthew Horny Bucklend, John Drams, Eq., Charles Wentworth Duke, Esq., the younger, Jobs Kirby Hedges. Esq., Matthew Thomas Redding, Eq., Thomas Huntley. Beq., Maurice 111041111110,13 , q., Rev. James Jervis Peach, Charles Bacot Phulimare, q, Edward Horner Relined, Iteq., Alton Oeorgs Bandsman, Esq., J. flow, En , Mortimer George Tholes, Bq , Rev. Thomas iltanifirth, Mn. Hairy P. P. Creme, Mir Char lett* Bertread, Mimi:Caroline M. F. Jervai, Miss Walpole, Mir Charlotte 1... Walpole, Meson. George Heckley Bon ney, Thomas Moors. FAA , Robert Parke', S'eptiss Balling, John Becudish, Oporto Fleming, William David son, lloary Phelps, Framer Edward Slily, Rear. Admiral Bastes, Mrs. W. Wylde, sad W. Charles, H.q. THE FRIEND OF THE CLERGY CORPORATION.— As election of Pensioners of the Friend of the Clergy Cor poration was held yesterday at the London Tavern; the Bev. Joseph Brows, ILL., the Rector of Christchurch, Blackiriars road, occupying the shsir. After some remarks from a subscriber so to the mode of comducifen th e e l ec ti on , the rev. chainses said, that o althugh their funds were low, It was meet emoosrsging, and showed the feeling of tito Public towards the eerpontioe, when It was found that they had no less than 2.50 new subscriber'. They had, however, hem the cramped state of the fund., been usable to awed that sesistasce to demons is dimmer whit% they required. but Its still coosildestly hoped the isstitstlon would coon ' eels ,ver from tbe shoots which it had unfortanately re ceived, amid year after yeas ingress* the sphere of tU use fulness. At the aloes of the poll, the Rev. J. Brown am. menaced the eases of ths four successful candidates (from • lido, 136). the proesedisp taming with the usual monde' to Yee char. MILDICAL RAPORM.—Yeaterday • deputation of the Medical Reform Committee of the Metropolitan Comities Brush of the British Medical Ameetation assenting of Sir Charier Bastinp (elsairtsam). Dr. Cr: Webster, Dr. Leakeeter. Mr. Masseley (Leeds), Mr. Bead rlim (Guildford), Dr. Wyse's . . sad Dr. Henry. had en atagvisw with the His, the President of the Board of Zes)* e ea the tputiost et masa Worn. . I imiiiMMlNfi