The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-15 00:00:00

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Pi I P hLO h . taaainit.M Oil= LKR NORTH et EUROPE ISTRAM NAM- S ODIN MT lianlial—MlTLL 6, 11017 OPIPITIM tinciA T IVINUt marfi l lt=allic ..... llllusw br 11MeM eels dohs art asibwe warm: mil bel le lir le e r bdo MO 1 .... .lig 614 F r : t a rtisir.o ILO . APO ea AOLDON ,s 4 NANTES Lags a BTRAMER/1 I" cm.lii , eigi ima di rS lms !. owed •i. T ali 1... wow ftrirao. 4111 mei nod of me frala, anstr i4u4 LLX e T i.." V eljalln" is ti"W wziaos, gaiirt".".nresai WL2I EUROPEAN and INDIAN JUNCTION is ril l a siv sur irmoaDuramr . , =RING of ibe maw la r [wit NI //;;Visa are" .4 1= . 14 riSla Ile =NY oe st 2,121 4 Trt Dierlowa . of law rjar, MPlare COM Omar igenet. L iall TIM TORWICH UNION REVERSIONARY lIT. apicua. ... e ei, • Vl ":ll7.7atllg. IV .16 Wrik i r j a i rMieris j el Yr le smilkr Ike ad."ZOW s uillg e mis ini r l ilm am Loess. Oekbat 14:2176r. 1111,4 G A LLERY , 1I °MIL t . DELAIDR ALkair4&•st,West Iliam6-4311A7D CAIIIIO.-4•~. . Illsel Ms era con•••._ pl•lna. /la Poi•mt. 1. O, 'my swain •• Wipe* II; do• • emir 10 above laol bat dos unite of tin rielit, ..11•••= selt a =4. ft. Z. 11011111.1. So Wm= OW le lo 41;1 • PERIAL HARMONIUMS, £lO 106.—Ilms• togrmeata. fst orNelerty kr oar. Or auk Me kir red orrar tr:FAIO MeielfANTWAT"'"'" Oo Irk W. Mark. Mrs. wire worm Of Poor rid Forklift re lo Kbugß GENTLEMAN . —ORO. HOBSON bsp to K Oa aftw l as et Os L r . rl . I , i si t x d ir orooluse smog= asoissa Drafts. glairee== . WOTICII to INVENTORII—OFFICE t it axvra c tio a rra o nt da ha Ti Ze il m ir T tr3 OW se ft NI Wools Ws jewill IMACti=4:l==esiL ic....11WH1. 4, LRADINHALL-811LBST, me yz, IMOILWINITIPAPP. LONDON. rowneleits simile " 1 ••=•••••. • VIS 7 Inn imilmil it sub ankle Mos grip he imposim : LADINO' NM GUMMY 1 DZIESING 06111111.br 16.1•110 MTV . awl ONSTLIINII3II MATILLIIIO SAN. et So Norm as 4 ment appomi prawn DISPAIVII DOM ale ami Bone lift Sada ?Ann NAOMI NOTIVITI — TCO• Weed dbpler le is mu% IRDIAvA 6 4IMIOVALIM fa4ae4s. Enda,. al MOON UMW sal ORIIIOI.O GOODS. WAITING DIMS, IN al the dram. mai. ants (MAIM; 11011 L lig mob. la Time Y. post OM. RI VERNTON. By GIORGIANA H. CHAIR. Lad..: rW. radmit. .41 Ca. LADItlf WOILI DOI= Na/ WORIL ?ARIAL 111.101/1. FININIT/118, 001111110 Rt . sal IQ/Lt MY casts sal CADDIIIIL Lit 171/TISIT d owl illmetiONL mobs. lie Ms arile. •Imorei 0 i• VIOL NM G. ".". 4 m. sagrans. Lefts. ELMS HOB' sal TUBING Ike efts 114 .0 . a are l / 4 . 1112411.1 41:30.-VZlrgyes ADAM ESPECTACLIB, the Shespest sad Plise NM et willawre erliessi lie Ye diii .d g ma i r re ml 4 tom Um mister Yes diva we onliiMrs liet wit Pim IND bewrinft. me ribs% Ili. M. pod boa 't W gi tol im ak. = s r . r oz _ lo...w ikw Pm*. gresils So Ihium pi" Malls Os aft, wow dm. A BEAUtTwatIFUL COMPLEXION, and Batt sod IA LTDOK e inr= 1 "= " r 4 ....144. ... k i- - ..---=.11: - 111.-71 - 4.___ -4.°17.== isrprerr 41 erre I t....... Aro ears d Aria ea irs idie rskr AAA narroor mil , yr larrerar a N. or N. N. per brertrikUhe mei " /Mr artri.. M. re ea Ihe Arrsr. lair Mew,Bernd sal lir' le we lei alar. SAM el St= Lora. r 4 r drift gram ama I)R. DE JONGHI LIGHT-BROWN COD &MILT. merry 5,./,. ron=ese tie zzril = risloil moi l fl t implisa. losibile. a tar m= = 5 , N ara ow/Om Mello ka t adi-la don. Se Ira arm=VlM. NM Pm= d Ott .8 prowism. 1 larx woo= •Wilmer ad Co7=l WI =wed Milidiblend eft YlD klu at sr bemelk.onsb , o Dr veld. imilled Mom sad owl•moi boil& a IL : Wilk Y. M., Delft ID; Dm as gi t slialTruent""===or ni Nspa ett MAD. 1•1101=707. frrellA,D. LOllll/0/. w.o. kRIEEIRMAR. Protootai by Royal Liam ha% be mieel o % l o ther m f et re 10. s. 1. be epennowebeee• 11 .0 X . 1 • •• el • wet lb, eepiblleb. bos o m s usidow el dr =.. mi l! wi r . . . . . .. I ff I . a . . . .44 4 6 i • 17 4 14A it s o i I E Lsom \la siwrrb.abf.,;:.:4frnmisaaremaam atrear b erl dA ra i. k7 =11.• 13... %, r .. ..ie tow met lii Va. OM . 16.1. b • molni= 4! *Md Ye i mei w irim : l amedimmaist 11•00.41m6. INDIA.— WYLDT MAP at DMA, •Ith Om Civil obi 1111Pratattir. sad Ps IsappoZwap WitgrittO Wank DIA ad 1111.11 AZ. la IMP ; P .omia lall i iPltatintdlATlN. rad Po Wan& Itrairlr=C I SOYII ?VIA In *DP la; la Int•tillZlV NAP of Os O , IIILAND ZOL7II trap %Pawl le Att. a sUrpVi l e:Prs- =t. POPP miL=PaPioni. and dm Pe; Zipi LoNDGIN, THIJRBDAT N4270X4z .488004:4710N 702 7,14.2721101-' MXN? OF 0014 Z 80110103. BIRMINGHAM, HIDNEIDAT ER/MO. The sectional business wits pro‘wedwl with today. suaterarDiNci BXD OaWoman' " " 1 "W* iota s. atrosiLL, rassivaxir. Tin TIAN/17/Ut LX/173.-11r. E. T. Wodryirto sad oca.aPim tall* eatoests.osposias the grill ly as Mateo reealtisa trots the the pew* egiesid to the peo stisTs—aredet serisf Me, the molt of whit* du ex pense, thisy, sod aseppelataret ; this weaning whether the smash, was of apleptOist theemed sores. Ile aellellalt that the dal mast heavily ups& thoss ab Z able Sabi pallid oat las dads et ibe k w , psseesded maim wring temedies ti tspeett = 031 . 11 Mseit the reseamradadea to hw a meths of flea 6 isejsialks eth regieleaties. Tide plea, thought. vivid laseme the =sidaagh it Wet distil the daisy. U. saw `a anish Wier pm, sad tree firm lits otdestine mind to die eases, the promised artikaess with alelalli• lomat of sa abeam* title. 14. B. rad • piper ca the an. eabject, whith set out with the *Why Todd the !roadie et 1,0005. worth ofiod ast awe then 1,01161. sew* raihrq or beak sleek r The alba lira veal ca to papas ea widowd the Idegiete taa of regiarers; that= a oeld a rtZawed amg = da eTretter upon the Chdataws mad other lope; sadthet the artiAcets of title should be the .sty WY That coal 4 to Whet dm o- Itn. A. lITIAWD _•• eat seas besavniimi; perak Asa SY mdeplisa et Mr. Fewcetts pha ef demeription by Imam. Bow would It operate, for satempie, to the ems de piste of bad la the 'Many of s tows, wires one deld was eat ea Ye • handred wall pieces? The diMedty, however, sdi& be got oar by sheering the dinsamacee al the various Wan. . . . ••If rum thought the difficulty was sot so much or eerier He 44(although he was no kwyer) that It K urt* . ir la the law nal halt The Rev. Dr. goo, of addle could speak of the had moral Amor atitserkg the of lead transfix. Ha held that the quarks was an likaPh MIS sad arid met canadve why • simple mbar the register strald ad be rider tire. Bs hoped that retriever ha- Ins male is NM hew, It would be Warr to (Haar, bar.) Heematod to see transited' tor rid kindsced run ; the 40a. bland& Al perrit they W ref te hr2l tram He ywhisi out eke that the herr enter was he fees brag eatieffrotory. fie 1 , . ILL T Ins glad trillion& sitentlea hod boom called t• 684, of the Wring eras ta the systerh mad that they won cosy reary. Allissugh they bod that led to barn this country that the eves did materna k larked air einorms, it was ober host whet had hats Oen the mama immir that great wamplieled• aril la that meirry the r wallas ta Naglead. The rat dilloulty was sot that tileil to is the pares, surly, the oar attrifing rani. of the swain Punka of briL It was an well,lhow err of par rapiesh. To raise • sena of merry en a irk sore of Mg. It was mm emery to bow all the arras* orinding the parahre of • kegs leaded err Various erasdlas bed Ira sagemetsi ha regard to this evil. He rimed to Steer ft Ow Ike the eanswity to sok the Waren to Inas we should mot bs ale to treader Ilk es sad as Aerially sis stock. was tha j li art the arks' Ikea ass Imre of bend—dist errs lishaged to rote Vim or prams, that overt giver for Iffs with rassiarke to arse persons, c. astern rare ; that they woe Brie to lacuna of el sorts, lora. miertgages,thsa the rawer ler liar ell then Mira ell IPA k regard to rock an in wiped to Ird, sad yot these was ao hilleitlty and no in security la the bri of reek. (Hoar.) The bend M amma Ullatratei this by mini cora. The question then imarod, how could registration boadbotedin the moot satiric try way —.sr, I t s bo arposse; mad eseead, Wadies *He meld not bsip sow that public ruction bad been theetal to the smbhot, the casomissioners had made an shbasolo report, rend maw that government bad Intimated thole Works la brkg is • ME an the matter, that it might he of roe lire service to the rode if he threw out or or ! two cardilmatior of sow hipartamos. He thought, than, that the h erialits of ay sesame kr the registrar= of Ohs sad the amisrmi of bond should be that the titi• car should be • title. (Hear, lieser.) The pry hassilinlig w i tl i rras ta Ere to the m aim all the sotwein that was era by conveyamos of Moth. Then woe no dillorty about it. With the old of arbamso wpm ar of sheik upon a still larger seals, ivory foot ef had In the lirgdm might be coroprely YmrYf and regrind. Thom eras the Rnastion of title. Mr mitre mat sere he radar of bile in the hit gram rogisiereL He would sagged the formation of warts the the Itamerseed Rotates Courts of Ireland. earektimg of lawyers of high eminence and ability ; and =intro wbbing to register his title. after doe norm, ft. With reran to tour-fifths of the arks Masi perepory in Engird, there was no question about the Mk ; asilles weerWr to think that within two or three years the omen it Amor aN the redid property would proceed be the tours to quirks, aria word be given to opponents V uses wen wr, NA • li ft attar to the proper owner. Ths tills, rhe b ets observed, abort be • .kr. .. salary rib, rd the porn k whose maw It was registered should be elk to heed* It as seer vas lerabored in the Bonk of Ingfrail. This they might be kid then would be laraidee Been he head by troika No doubt hand might be roe- WWl=so thee, night Its la deck; bat racdosft thwy If tR Par Iso, that cord earl lk e o pr il ivldeil Iliv erilet. lades in the case of stock a diet wild be Mm ti t i t i li s :boak, so in bad • Orr/ could be at the . He thought that if provisions were he the ef titles before a wart and then giving shoe hie power is ldm to whose woe the tide was established to Initrie It at won, a greater amount of good would be allered them by any single act of parliament pared within ear time. _ . _ __ . .. . _ Altsir • Ara words from Mr, WAICZYIED fa &gnat from the views of S Fitzroy, the nebis oluilretsa Lathastal that M had s few words to say upon the subject seat day, sad the proceediap were adjoemei. EDVCATION.—PIRSIDUNT, SIR JOHN TAITOTOS. RIITONT ON TDB RIANDBITION OF TEM SOCIZTY OF ,1 Arre.—The Rev. Dr. Boor; Chairman of the Council of timb lissiaty °IAA', seed tab domment. It pm an account ale momment laet t.td by the Society of Arta for the par rraLif lying the principle of examination to test the of yageg mem attending the classes at mechanics' inetindlome, and of youths who bad lately been pu Ile of commercial erdeseb. Reviser shown that the mecDadre in " Mutes, la the roper semis ol the term, although productive of good in may respeete, had proved failures in so far es their original and legitimate object was concerned, the leper want on to describe be formeriou, in 1852, by th e Society at Artiste, of • newel ulna of the mechanic? institute" dale United H The union now included 400 of the burst and most deurieltizig of them, the chief edvanters denmble mom it Wag • greater attention to clime kr me dames course at study, and to systematic insenerien la Vaito deeultory lectures; the hietitutkes ewer g in:re e end acre as they progiemai the the. recta of people's colleges. To the more amend "Pulents from them plum the society offered periodi cal examinations, for 'mom In which prizes and certificates far proficiency la deems@ at study pee.cnbed were seethed. At the first examiestion M the Adelphi there weer flay-two candidatre, and at the mond and thN, held this you at the Adelphi end at Huddersfield, there wereallogether 150. Some of the principal prizes and certificates were obtained by young met of a bumble station of lite, from different parts of the country ; but, as a still further encostragement to meritorious debuts, Reel Granville placed at the disposed of the Society of Arts two notiliontlOUll toe clerkship, In the Privy Council-office. Two competitors were selected by the examiners as fit for such positions., and these, after under going a further examination by the order of the Committee of the Pricy Council, obtained the appointments. (Cheers.) Dr. Booth tetW4d that four other government wthatione of • similar ekesecteir had since been bestowed on successful "tubed" by the Name noble patron of education, and that Lard Palmereton had subsequently placed two other scesins- Inas at the complete beipoW of the Society of Arta (Load cheers.) In conchudon, Dr. Booth observed that these bets might be taken to represent the thin avid of the wedge in opening up government employment to compel/at person' moving in a middle clam sphere. The rpm wee warmly Vi aI i t HVCATION OF TES MIDDLI CLAIIBIA.--A yaw me this suldece ene read by the Rev. RYAN Davies, Prinelped elate Normal College, Swansea. Tll PLAN awn 0111C111 OF THB ROTAL COLLEOB OT Paincessome.—le this paper, which was furnished by Dr. Hemphries, Primed* at the Berl College of be 'Orel was viewed is cosnexam with the d middle-elm edeestion. Dr. Humphries ars the erivaesi rides hitherto oemared by the educations! m• iir=sad chimed for it like the church end Reber, 1 Mend alone and II am owe merlin for gra Mk WY the awaits mold me be vb. boated, lie ellaieney mecured, or. awe- Ike be pieced upon seek bean,. He afterwards reamed to the steps which the College of Precepton bad been teklna Sir the last tan_ years to attain an indermient peobmimal Maim for the Educator, end explained that amongst other thing. ft supplied • cadre of fratevnal union to the mashes of the referke, • mean= of intercourse and mesas of tat bg thee educational WO, end of affording to the publics verears at their competency. I V Jul reift, I ` SHOOTING m& lvyk 00 ?m in ho INDIA POO6 Is ofties4llo.o*.c. ER : being an Ormant for64.1: 1 7 1 400:1 L00. 4.1 a jamhir Noilhe 1.0007, sod Mu 000 is T01:10 Cloplegeo. Wain : Mr. wed Oa. 08010. ma las 11111 PATIONACIII OF TIIN 00171.1 or DI IN Or TAM MOM. THE lAilif i zza COMPAN T. , Moo ge se mom nimgb Isa In dolk page nal _sr Pa m . n 1* • HADSHAirg TH RO U GH TOUTS and • OV OVUM la MIA, NOTTP. owl MIA; or. egnami Mao se Noel anal See le Um la dr Wes at Ming common Mary ialanolles aimaaml •111 Comb& la=lfraut, 11•4 1. 1.re eh 1 "nt'1111, 41: r..1.= Pilo Poyang al 4lgarob bars Aaloaseb , ( dam dans te any lbgreai Ono Jo I;Wmet Moog el =gr r tbir . alead gyegab angl 17.16.111711 L COLLISION ON ITS SOU= 'ALAI NAILWAY. PORT TALBOT, Oar. 14. A Meal eagle at two pawpaw trains mast to. ea& Aar is Ode railway task dace this b goat ads Wm= Pyle sod Pat Talbot. Or ak M ess far. =t=sad ma the got, sail braid Nods an dry mama& The swank if pus mei. pass es is do Lid, lapped mkt do taisr dr. cassisome : The LIS amiss tisia ken Chthashm to MOM Emea bed irate" fa dee Neese se Pyle, • moll aides sem to Pest Telma sad me Meet lee MEM' titar Ms time. Os stades here • mar k the seer s Mk hem wettl • amo• seed Mk ea the mole li me alle—the Melt =eBij to art the peels* 118 Yaleed—Mal bib basked m the aro The mesesser sessellysty bedt vta lemmetlem to MICR 111 W Ilee vas sir, ado mot Mel • telesesph sham Dam be lad ellmarklemrew,soodhar •••••••••• me • emessmiesam to W Maas= the OM named took ekes Its ova lee (as devet bee) alma • Elk, to • eresies it • pima mad Stemey, Mem the Lima Valley *J,ay pie the Saul Wale" Tare Ostia a m ssert toe ep ths op Vaa tad Ira em a besl Massy dom os th Wm Pyle wev sp mead, GM the train had presseha shoat • idle *AM "mai Pat Talbot, idea the whets, saki ha =fold at 7.11 sod wee oruthes, nee obanel oppeeridni at Ito met speed on the some Ike finis roma • term It ms moats, ' baervon, to oval • seihrka, MI the Mot el the two fir iris tramendann Both sestese,froio Wee Mimi Asir peach ea the nas, bet the tiert7flie = mi me Mem leek the maim • alba anew, ra k e the .l he demotals Me ms email We the rat meths's( flat tads, *lghtibiy oasis Ms seespria The asses the Mar teepee wee MONA Isek md mho lames herßel W up grew hi am beam dee, sad he so wee ledea Maw, emmet. The weemlei posempremee, lath am dip, set out, sad hid 11111 ths beak, NM moist- ma ffed thm that mad is sainied mew every the dr emesleam Thm mem milsel le ettler *steam Mt • yomy Mitt noldrat me me tpdatr sa ta. spot, lad eseleeed Mesta aseiateme ail W road el salsa hem Poet Talbot by • special mem sheet la km oher Pee relish& CM et the soaves me embed V the meek at the %Mr, AM was with seem "Week athiMed. The Mee me Mama with madam el mat, tease I , sad Weed me triblefever ao pealseratel minis* the ineteele (brake Ma the mom at r• Imo =rla the estrem. La hr as vs esald hem iasithat ilea the esekhat, the irtkorbar Is • la at the arealke • _ . Robert Palmer, driver of the weirdo, broken leg and were eels en the bead. 7.Law7l66unait of the down-train, broken leg end 14.3467ren peek butcher, Cardiff, a drigkitally wwlsd Mt sod Oboe seines Warns about th. hoed Ned Ism It Is bong Ye ere oil sad latMly. •nbe dow of Need irse se peat ANA efter break. • pool round him, ft Sowed eiroy sin at the Am el the sendene in which he was pieced kr removal* the berpin Morriiri erepable m omes. et l. Timis or Cardiff, Mehra leg end ear John Prism, erpentir, Bristol, nevem iajuriss a n the beck ; h monag. Kr. Ineuven, pYlf, et fieneass, compound tresture of the les and ether Wes*. This yemsorpr led term an la. =faAtha, whisk bet he carek to to Me pamingers ia the midst el We ly nelbenp. Kr. Memos Wlinues, dreper, Abseystwith, intoned Vt a klesli, wile el Pollunderimed CIA, el Cora Amason, te Wades the bal. ate vas mond to Port ri ides bat briart ast GM kr ass neened neellsea need Ana liserses, • mai imenreleil warn bun ?death, k lbee=s, egad pos, •Sr Mil• OA wee levellbg Ida boo wog. the tem heammed mien vas who Idlled ea the spit, her body MYi horddly mosidol awl blackesed by the mile flee the Imam sense nitrite about the head and tam • nemee, tide dee m , both legs broken. BIN woe sented hop hembesse new. Aa — eiriamea, roe t;thattes, Would *jut.. Then we doe • pet wassy War persons who had ett oohed ale abed the Lad nil Nee coaterktee ea miss tomb el the belt, mei Is bet twe-ehlris of th• paempre la be two hie we mese• if Yes *heed. Tle ebev% how ewe, es the nut odor era Ai ete or spar ado led aided feet Pet Tine dr venial pesiess. elm bad bre Wag aa dr embedment doer dr ea* run anted era polo vaned • earteet, and arm* lo Pet Tolle, ea draw the roe arras se ar ei roadoll as to Or Swear bilsisary, Tien eery we led to dem M. Maio er erand strelserdoat at Swolois, temp lardy as borer of tbo aesibet Foomoded to the opot. sad Is dr monsibri Indic berm Pei Talbot and Pyle was Ili s tralr to. moat veld investigation will take place sad It is hoped that the person who ordered lb. down-th in to raced on the up tine will be properly punished. SUICIDE AT THE NIAGARA FALLS.—CLiftnn, Sept. l&s7.—The curios visitor to the Clifton 1t.... may me written in the meter beak them, in a large bat almost ille gible handwriting, the uses W. T Aye . England, sad tip cto it, la swam bark the words, off Jumped btßork, 11th." Bath is the brief record of the Wed hogic tale connethei with Niagara Falls. W. T. Allen cams LYhet Yth!sidtlY by the afternoon train from Hamilton. Hs had, it it Usolght, cum through from Montreal. The ter Mader remarked ensile, in hie manner, am if he had bees drinking • Mule ime Sealy but judged It advisable to mud up the chempegse sanoyance. Mr. Alton dunk the wine mad wee thee forniabsd with paper, envelop* pea, midi* He wrote two lettere, folded them, sad iterl the. is envelops, which be ed. bowed to • lundwrffing very different to that in the Tinkers' sad asset Illegible. The poor seen taw M i =to l Tr lldi ehle Beek, war to whore the wall-known leg Is, sad walked lab the water where it glides over the mob in • sheet • few finches deep. Hs took off his hat, whirled it armed kb Wed, mid dung it sway into the mighty strum Then he sera either himself carried away by the cement, or , are probably, threw Memoir into It, Is view et several moo: kW* The lady hen sot yet bean aiwVllMOl. Mr. Carter. of Mentresl, was ishipuphed for, sad is empeeied to-sight by the trate. He will probably take upon himself he ape sad we may then learn the remorse which ths pier yoga, man to commit so deliberately this ire - aWeet.—Hernaltess tipertamr. DARAos not THE Len OALES.—SODTHAIUP TOawd WIDRIIIIDAT.—Tho brig Frarie, 04101 ii Topa= hem Demme to Loaders, • ono et *ger inie, pet b ornh this morning lathy. She bed fallen ls with th e gab of the 7th sad Bth inst., in tot . OM N., 100. 10 W., when her bulwarks sad Muddies wen carried Rimy with the libboom end rigging. file snekihmi other demure, mid reached this port with great difficulty. DEFILED:TILE OF BALTIC.—LITELPOOL, WED 1111•DAT.—Sho Collies mail steamship Baltic, Captain Com mie* oiled Ude allerseos for New York with made for the Coiled &dim sad Ceneda, 175 paremegers, and • fall cargo of matehendlee on itelgith. It is aid she carried out • large waft of specie en bosrd. The Chaeogior of the Duchy of Umiak? hie J_ Lads Meg, Req. (ledge of the Court efleasile tie Embed at Belford, aed Depeti-Reandee L11410101),V to lady. etthe County Court es Limped, la the seam et Jae* Pelr, Bq , resigned hos al heel& The Cbeeteher of the Dusky has also apple/a Robert hew, Req. (Recorder of Wigan), to the ~ IBee of Judge at the Court of Raved for the Randred of Balked, vacated by Ilbk.--044. 11701.11•1 : 101t ;ND itacoansa Hu.i &ND )L3. Ammer, M.P. "Cann dansmto wrna Demur or Port:mellow." mßyet M Rine r C. peders. Speer, cos ones Manny's Germ -1 Im " TIN P0W71.71 REMPATIOX OP RIOULAR Cant " *T. B. Mir, Zig., o Gionsestershise.—la this parr, Aga we ant sided to the resetlai. Mr. Debar Tr Redid the soaks that es &masks' et rebneetory twee. lags wore mot gems* coallestl to the simegemat et re -7 Saill6l, Wad be well Mk wee considers tha nee lest to the prelim et the taketies d Wee OCTOBER 15, 1867. •61.= MOM to &waling's amend If pealtde, mad for be the eel heg4 in view always. Their en deavours *elk Weds% be &seta mot merely to tba mantel aelimmellea el me *WOW efibmier, bat a lb. eileatnel mememi bempleilms film ths mama Omsk as them =7:r im . 001,14:I li tre C e dZi= la n d e "mit ! se maga, lb of lambey to refiewestorke co , lb* as be that short tenses of adminletered would be of much more ova Mime meld be effileinally reduced be premed by hum—acre et firm esesecedinary enes—shew beg Mayhem weals " isselted" sinenelms, prefamiensl sad expert thieves, ems weeded eat of their eircim are was • atemte dimiendee efgewmal aims. Tlds wee pa duals. the ore when the efta ir w wen es dieW haws" were TIMM develloyment, mad the eiMber4U bad only to vetch EMT UM DMITRI' sot& test Mee. It was a natter of an mall Molly to deal with old dad expetianeed absinth, but It was amble that they were • met Mediums to youthful tehemetke, mad if our pap of thieves cool be well dim med sad a = would be eammestlvely her board Meier There should, he eentenied, be a clear dieliseika deems in haling with Mural and regular criralmais. The that otemiseini Amid be allowed ap by • abort ingrinen meat, more as • warding lima • the wend by much Imager Wm at heprimment ; and the tided end fourth minimises by ME kart periods : lure Amid be ao watts( wadi a wreath to eighth Omen ity this muse then would be segeraled the It. yid* ommeeled saperhneed rehab& With manger war ; sad the latter would, toe great TOSSIMPI, seams She inibelisa of the bream BA are agmeemed tbe wireless aim op =dor odd* par sons moo Walla lobo rolremabooloo, so be drool dot = i mertordlio ralkinalloo should be esloodad I. of as older slaw la mly to Logogram pt s U emend gwadeama. Bahr Mae/ that always bs ageism eseg • bey M pleas teet si r b Je age of ten rem umbel k vorobe aam sosolasl pallet Ile did 'dealt that the Tim el podia( yoratbtal Mob& in mils 111111 INICe othor was ettended byelaw beneficial malt. There were Is. plum, as,. Ittelitata, elms this prude* was mooted red, awl probably Is libidloosz than sills/ sere 1114 Iced mason for the ovempeenne. 11z INDUSTRIAL BCIIOOLS ACT, ISM" By Mr. Alfred lifil.—This was the last paper read yestaday. PiNAIDDIT-1/Ift H. BROM& BYNLOTIAS AND INPLOTED.—bII. EDWARD' AT M.P., reed • paper ea the ninon between amployeM amplcryed, wih mdesssa to the Factory Act. He said It was the violent len hod il ig l y rhich took pia°, ia the Yorkshire messiskring la 1863, that diet Wand his arm to creeldsr wibeithe had thee their duty towards the 6,00 D worth= la Lb* employ. At their warn at Copley ea EOM' th ey had miehlished librettos, readier rocese, and, • provident skit Ned death DINUNDOO society, • bathhouse, • coal same kw the am of the gardeas, clothing socimiss, thstremental Md, eked society, retreshraset rooms, to. Eleven hun dred al the children wen exopuleorily tmeirend three boos per thy, sad Uwe nee training colleges to the ass and women. render condoned masters sad adatneem. The man part et the srmagements wen canted out ender committees et the men themselves, wed the melte had been el the melt eetlAteleey chszsetsr. Mr. Monewrow limns M.P., bore testimony to the ezosilmst sonmezessom Thal hod &Bowed Mr. Abeyte texts, end said theta his would have bee Impossible but far the esliiises at the Ten HMI Bill. lie say, sho, that all the here enhrteleed es to the demo amnia to fie cantina* hoes the erred= of the Tat z om b iß Bill had proved to be sethrly Petite. Mr. Blom otlaverpool, mid it was In this wa sionethat the empioyer 000ldla eNsly amulet the him better exempts', and giving friendly aid of the view of keeping higher standard perpetnally avka itellwe them. kr. Bann d Soudism, and others, spoke in firmer 44 the totabbaholent of allotment gardens for the use of a ma& faotwieg A yob =au pored to Mx. Akroyd. RATLWAT ACCIDINTS.—Lad Broughem rend the follow bar Palm : "The ties =mark. b i e l = if Weed it bee not lose shoes leemation &al be taken der the= of I* amd limb la midway Mani ; sad Omen mom popoilloos as dds wheat so mailed spar the hest eiloalba "Wok tea be gives to It, hat we may mustare to imerls by Mac gem with hardly my desseasketkm.-1. It k mdoe ► s thst the met Meat td refiv am a ki treas readers it sot ally *dials bat mammy for the sirdmity M Warm sod osammor to risks bin m a by the cammemity.-2. It L" 11 . 0: 4 1: raid okbellear-lemse heargeskisa that the ocarket of ibilr beelmrsheai- be ist Its Se esemeMes theresdres, Withal the seTi•isirsoThilt • with private worm The wane are sot primes. No railway ean be establithed without r an of prkenemt, end every such sot pre powers set esly of en 4•ll.ftW, but of a learamientelldod bathe modertekers. They an authorised to bevel dew* man's hods wither their war ; pot by the ram, bet by a jury. They have way other ectoderm by spent laws much In their ►lmetar, end agelest the law al the W; bat isengh has her add on Ws beg when we slate that sit rights of property all selthments by WI or by messier contract, all arri revicrat w h o by the land owoers, are eaty whole is thrown ender the power, and st wig e companies. 3. lt is rosily undeniable that whim the .My of the public wel fare le weaned we have an right to regard the interest se the rakes of one doss any more than the Wren or the god Omer of the railway we pares. Suppose it were admilled that certain 4_s are required to satiety er g even • ocesiderhi p&r.ef persons, If these arrangerste eve abr. to the Mof r tie Millers; set wank te thanes but pedlar to them, the qualms le ▪ erreepemets WWI sot be die t atest war ler aseillesalies is how 4. may be adept deg arsons reersedd sheishastion are oat seitelently wide. le der a l = Woks urea the direst mare Invehell In the Is- Wry whew err the accidents so welt semplinal of aid how ere they to be preened. Bet tide bow eihalet al a general propailles, it may very Maly be ebe sae true that then or. isms things an palpably WOW thane imp one is as arable of milierieding theme se If le led err all Na Si at a Wier lord, WI that DO peed sere be gives of them, bares they are oat to self-evident. Now, rid=attess prod p4_pt., there wants but little w et the anbjeft. - In the Net pion, without the least railway empeelemo, one most be aware that the whole plant, sad ad the ass and tackle of • railway, la Workably end .tamely a great weer and tam argil gnaw then to any other tweak, aro berm the pod mirky d the nwoonst renew the Meths ezemidieep, rot ewes son ate at ether essassitiss. which directly Wise dm Wm eat the mark eat the tackle. :a m. always be to Vs serer, add r midis am p No rieserieso, barer the ewer of the dart to the ph. wry eited, in aim le endelsis the mud* vine d the there ; end their ester of pet~t erffl be oar rag the neweity. Thirdly. The Weise ea rioned WIIII eel tear has es raveittable huntlesey to WNW the paretrisal rreperen, each lajmy if sot reordlei, byeadsd the inedair of other harks. Forthily. It then as be petrel out • owe either cater. or very Nke/y, to pre dada, either by inereadr. ewe merrily the woo sod Orr, er by avemistleg the Realm of ossesseler, or by senteeles them pester whis Ow Is harm., or era may by bandit the rid of their beg, that are rat to be remeri et roe, WSW l e= log to the Arty d vigeant sepsdolesdence, or dadtag Into the riskier el harks se WWI, sustained, beanie such suparloWders end Wry wry or may sot prom siker Mal, where. the removal of the earn MA altogether pro ver the evil, or greatly Imean de ameind; and we are Iwo speakieg may of the weer sal tow. Sthly. Bach weer and tsar meat, Nast rim grarrel or ,ce ded, weeks it, great •Mt el seddinie se ahret to rooms • certainty. eddy. The kerb ef time thet rant of the pest railways her been inidted seers it manifest that they have very meek greater Ares at saidents now than they ever bed be dew Wily. The prewar el socilents secured the Wets if weer ad erri mod Ike ay also to be whatever hews that war sal lens, as by warts camel • eserrese es Whirs Now all theme cossidera- SIOS pit is ise peat sped of the move ment. ; sod it is boo deer esquire • weed of proof that wrier Low wear sod tear, the th i : earths, the Wires to thi the rinks of their running off the Von and V dm de of their being dammed, and the dubs steads. Woe with ether outlaw or with died smile m. It is week he sem the rates to order to be mekliedthat they mon to sedereeks of collielon, and pro ems the eardirg i peat weer and tear. Hardly any rate is trews rad array under is avenge of 40 miler an hoar —Alb ere her SO, and MOM much sego, or • mile a lei s oedema when sock is not the amass, eacesam given te make up for lost time. So dr arere ecomionally one of SO, and an lars4of Skew d 7w SO, or it may be more. Now it arel OM risks see very tram meek reeemesk bodt by the dese ' der le the ..Wesek est Melds and _by the witeete three inking; end Mr* se W.Wd sakes der the eadir, ho s the Wars and other set gem el mid IMPRINI•I4, rai poreotion of seeh mormist ewers the Oa. isle rams the Weeding reasomably Mb, ems It • vim ouriaadis dad should still be permitted. dip pm this mentewe of II or 30 miles an hour were OW, sod a peoldialtioa of mesas tide In order to make up loot time; in • word, empress the - heravenience to be indicted igen travellers of areas emsewhat later at their jourry's and. and of occasionally welting at the Meth. ma mesa ef some aeaderal daisy oat allowed to to pemeledy2 . % aerie d speed, cat this be set Is the labor MI against the absolute, co UN* Wei" waft apilli=ed accident' which wash thus be Pre f net k the tril7 question, and it dose net ISM to lie of mach debt Let . it he droved that no selnere Ms been made loth. dear (globs gives by the reel agaliwi seglasers, NA es (Stamped Id. AdditioesL) [TWOPENCE. Kr. G. Stephenson, upon the too great speed befog the came of mcklints, %muse it is better to rely upon the nature of the thing itself, and no testimony, nor any anthotity, is wetW io prove that such rapid motion must produce the ocesepossees =creed to it. Than it renal= to Drank= the justifications of the proposed prohibition. The adva=tf such travelling, ea saris( lime, and thee givin %Mt= to the trantection of basins= as well ea - secomoto dation to persons brat upon =we of realism for Ohm Pursuits, cannot be desisd. Ner ces it be doubted that there are many 'kg if asked whether they =old, for the mks of the be= the risk, would answer 6 the adirmative e rlat it is equally undeniable that a very great majority of that who travel would prefer the security, and declare themselves mad= with • moderate speed—with going from London to York or Liverpool 6 eight hours and to Edinburgh in to Vague they to be imeed because some others insist on with doable that speed P It is a common remark of those who red= %Us upon the subject, that if seddesto hap= it is the fault of the public, which calls for 60 or 60 met= as hour; and they add, Valenti non fit **rte. But the eelenter are only few cempantively, and th as = of the travolkes—that to the labile—make so .00h The =rim *limos wfth which of bw, like that of all civilised comantskies, Intim over life Is list to be lost sight = Severe pesithment is Misled ea way =els= sae from which Eifel sesserassom remit, only lam sews than what is indicted Art dab's= bilestkis of mischief le proved. Nay the set d saitdisirsation is se • gnat offsets and whoever Is so of Ids own safety as to cooed= Valk httendinp petal be mid to coonmit as abncershiek hems the ems MIAs to Meek dot stsudlimbier ISMS to =sir. But at the request of rather, puts hie to = N th a eri . trust, this as murder. These remark= lest, to the dais who bawd their own Byes is the .are time ; they are Incurring the mand guilt of = offence akin to salads ; but, nest, the rase apply lo the nose =se as tieing the lives of oths= sad commit=g • most griever co.. It is ma lieet that the risk whoa they sum Is no defence apalset the charge of In volving Ohms Is the same hazard, any men then a &Lail= steads attpdtted of risking airily his neighbour's life by the act that he .Lo risks his own. But we bare here to demi, sot with the minority or their conduct in requiring the dawn= rate of travelling, our concern is with th e supreme power in the State, the Legislature, which is bound to watch over the safety of dm whole community, and to==ch coeds= ea expo= it. safety to unnacessary =do, too, of the grossest description. If it should% mid that lb. Axing of a maximum mad, with the probibilka of acu rg it to make up for lost time accidentally Isom* vroulniniah the security of the public by making the mama= mom cents= the answer is that this sever could he the vomit as bag es the pew= liabilities coshed; beams so one mate=s that by Wig the maximus the law should ash= the parties absolved from all other duty, except that at sot assesdag the rate. Beery other neglect would In either as ma anon, or =tali the reparation, by smy damages, of to tae serum the segligasce be asd ft would no kind of nor men any matter of extenuation so as to mitigate the asstesce in the easy if the proved that the requinties el the kw reepotisg less sompubsely complied with. There am be so doubt that to Fran= Onseasy, end Belem, where the rate does not emoted tere=rave miles an hour, sondieste are very much more rem thin la this eomtry do It re n ia tit j o t . by re a r b ; those coun= . It may be probably bead expedient for the bandit both of the shirsitoldin and of the public to =reduce • better system of masegement by paying the Ihnctionaries more Bberally sad =oft mere entire re spossibOity upon than, so sib salts so binfiresce of the unpaid directors. But this IN •et, sad conseets itself with the whole railway • im wall as the branch immediately under ccomidessliss—the premed= of amides% Ti. CONDMOM OF WOMIMOVIIML—ILY HASTACOS read • p.m ca Workho2 : by Mt. Twining of London. dderft Mined loth.ate bscourpetenoe of officiak, mad seurgested fist certain the Poor-law Board's sodas ehould be made more delnite. Yr. W. H. LLOYD WA that this state of thins did not apply to the Iliminglm Watchcase, se here the greatest wait* thee the peer elesuld bowed taloa eareaf. Like Mi llari m i trbdreg, he wee is favour of appelatiag vielbers, who thersid be laid by gerrernment, end be mpg* like the impecton al pear laws, in ladi atter the inernel 'mammy et cartels depart:mats at the wafts es in • given dithiet. Mr. HONCITON HILO= Mad It was deer there had been great that ie asisimme in the Loudon workhouses, mad that wee no doubt, oho, that the Poor Law et Imgland wee not so much a question of amity so at pahlks. He bed hoped that government would ham an. someadag this last emirs in support of Lord Hanlon's momment Ike in. qairy i and he promised that he Wald not Imo sight ot the queston. Dr. nun mimed the question whether. broken-down rate payer ought sot to have a higher kind of relief than the mem vagrant sad pratesethsal pauper, who had never paid a Ail- Ong ot netee in his lite Yr. T. M. WILLIAMS add this would, in rosily, be hold ing oat a meth= to Improvidenee, as if .n one could be espeetad to melds against the aoddata of life; it wee the rate-paytng truism= rather then the poor *Maud who never ha the means of being A Maim remarked that 1 4 11 " m id os an t t conteated inmates at a workhouse wen usually those who bad been in a good position. After a vote of thanks to Miss Twining, the section adjourned. LOAD STANIAIT IX TES CIA'S. The first pew On the W ern* of HabitaMms," was by W. H. McMichael, Nag. Houma Ton Tea Pooa.—By the Rev. M. E. Harts herm.—The anther eternal that the subject of labenrers' ,led shady engird the attention of sacral wealthy whilst on the other hand many Individuals were 11"111 0 1C.7.71wsetba g duvalsigs for their workmen sod de pendents on • good system, if they knew how to do ft at • moderate cost. The matter of economy was th e main &fa culty, combining with It the health of the inhabitants. The dreams should be armed in connexion with the house itself. It should peas entirely under and around It ; this was essential alike for the preservation of the walla and the health of the Inhabitants. A dry floor was of the Mince importance for health as well as for cleanliness; it should be laid with bricks, gowns., or flags, upon • y pre red or cements foundation, so that all moisture might speedily escape. A return of the mortality for Bedford said that the majority of deaths from scarlatina or other creek diseases have occurred In the most denerly populated district/I. From places in Re err the reports were of a "Millar character; all showing the necessity of doing something to remove this evil. In erecting new cottages the fact Mould not be lost eight of that a sunny aspect gave rheerfulnere to the Inmates, 'debit the reduced duty on glees allowed of its introduce= with freedom. A plentiful supply of water should be se cured.and if cottages were constructed se they ought to be, a provision would be made so ample that they would never be without it. The necessity of providing more than one bed room in ovary tabourer', cottage was evident for the pease vation not of health only, but modesty and deemoy. Very much had been done in the way of improvement in this re spect during the last few years . the Prince Consort early felt the importance of the subje ct, as he had evinced by the twenty well-planned cottages in Windsor Great Park, which im'e however, too costly for general adoption. The Duke of Northumberland had done very much in this way, and all hie cottages were built in such a way as is moat likely to meet the wants of his dependents; they are most commonly built of atone, well drained, veoti aced, nd dri. The living moon are as much se 16 ft 14 . 6 In. The duke had expended more than ZOOM in the erection and repair of cottages. In a similar spirit Purl Spencer had erected eighty-seven new e= at a cost of 16,2201., or 1901. each; ha ho repaired 143 other*, at a further cost of 3,0001. The Duke of Bedford had constructed 666 new cottages for his labourers. Where stone was at hand the met was about 1001. each. In the midland districts it .4. 1201. each, which showed an entire expenditure of 62,6901. The Doke of Northumberland's cottages were substantial, warm ; and, sa the Duke of Bedford's wise chiefly of brick, and of less architectural appearance, both were suited to the purpose, with a due regard to economy. They were really good Mowers' cottages, and greatly tended to the well being of those who wen fortunate enough to live in them. A third paper, on the "Density of Population and Lo calisation of Dwellings," was mad by Mr. RAMSAY • after which the general discussion was resumed by Mr. A.lianirn Hia.rs, who attributed very moth of the continuance of the evils in connexion with this matter to the ignorance of mem bers of parliament on this subject. Mr. SLANLY, M.P., said that hie familiaritf with the state of the "neglected districts," as they might with great propriety i be called, convinced him that nothing in reference _to mile they were discussing could be regarded in the light of exaggeration, whilst their effect upon the social system was se bad as it was possible to conceive. It was a thing to speak of the ignorance of members of puli•meat on this subject, but In that respect he believed that an Irovegostit was taking plan every day, and that no long mend would elapse before them wee some decided steps taken in the direction of legislation on this subject. Ono of the worst symptoms of building dwellings for the poor was, where they were placed back to beck. This prevailed to • great extent at Liverpool. The Rev. Mr. Boma, of Edinburgh, said the in Scotland there was no legislation whatever on this subject, Nothing had been dope to mete openings for the km dem:intim of air In some of the most densely populated parts of Edin burgh. Prom whit he had seeshienelfho could my that there wire as more degrading 1041001 ms to any Cbriatan lead, us , not even is the Indian wigwams, than there were in and Glasgow (Rem, hear.) In the agricultiural &arida of Soodend—Mid lathlen for I■lftllOD—wire. the lend was meet highly cultivated, there was no mere theinded papa/Wm anyw her e to laa found. When he first went into that district then was not a cottage to be found with more than one bed-room; the landlords appearel to care Set the Ingham ; : the Newts oared Msa; they botiri= care that a cow or a horse &mkt have proper shelter, know ' tag that if either died, it would take a considerable sum • replace tither. If • man died, throe was another to fill his m at once. Direct legislation for Scotland wee the only Mr. y Surname°a made an observation with reference to 111 important t in this diecnadon--the cost of cot tages. He bad knoern them erected as low ea 701., and 61. extra tor a bed-room, it with • stop ladder. - The Right Hon. W. Cowries:President of the Board of Heath, was opposed to forcing riallagalell, in occutexlon with =attars of this 'clad, on the country, or of depriving the looal authorities of the power to adminster the law. It wee quite true that Town Councils end other bodies had otostionally shown an unwilliegsaes to avail themselves et tbspowee shun by parliament, bet they had afkewarde done it it better than they would have dontrhaPer they bad goes into It with more seediness ; uc opposition L."44dimmed." and good bed resulted. s was . opposed :r i bitrary or Melissa law. An otdeeeka been made to lofty beam; It bad struck him that thi wee a good substitute for area, sa ht the Streatham-dreg homes, for in- Mame, then was • staircase common to all, but the people who resided than admitted that so inotereskaos was ups !UMW, no more the meeting a neighbour in the sired. Yr. limo= mid It was astiefeetary to know that they hod antved stun pole, am*, ea wholookm of the evtl., lie ailed ea bateau of the Weald vesultiag bozo a pee eleeesto is the adhere", to the prow* system. Who the Melon lea mod la South Wales the out of fury mew owe was witieted at 1001., which wee mote thew the vela" oldie leoeluple death agave la the dietrkt. The diem' wr ceeamd ie theme* wretched sottegm the swift welted Must amdrely Sae from it. The malt we that the forced the of the weeks to erect wow AM wore commedlowe - - . D. CONNOLLY said that oresedriag more was lanai than Leann= hr the awe rho of obtaining ventillstion and drawee. TIM NOW audition of the pie* wanted ba proving; they wanted man good food end good elating ; what was the nes of glvbs. the poor an aloune of roans if they hid not ' , MOW aMliiliol of clothing end Led f In 'may testences wipe were so low that the people could SOILITIIy Hee oath this. was some alteration it this ra sped he despaired of much Improvement. Tr. Vasa, reasseng again to the economic principle. said that It wowed, from the scale of rent charged by t h e Duke of Bodtod for Ms aWnes.that the return on the sudsy was niter ant.; red to Bart Opener, 2 6-10 per cent. . . Mr. B.Awantson, Cl., said that ths' acidities of the pore was not so in Wm respect as hsd bees vote sswied. In many ..se whore bed houses edited there eras a complaint about them, and threats to abandon thus were frequent and he believed that a feeling of this kind was toctunding. With reference to the great question as to the effects which altitude from the sea might have upon the public health, he believed that much mdapprekension =idyl In reference to this matter. and that the facts were not taactly " (VARLET, in closing the dissuasion, said that the somas to which the three papers read referred were so im portant that It would be Impossible to exhaust them. He caseated with Mr. Cowper that It would be impolitic to ores* local hoods of health to move vigorous action. The law might do something in reference to the stractural cow s:wake of buildings, but nothing beyond of • character. As to the coat of cottages, they might 178 1 := to pay large proprietors indirectly, if wet directly. On • large estate the difference of the poor rate could not fail to be cossiderable ; other advantage@ mast asoseearily arise from the labourers being well lodged. Upon the whole hs gouda the discussion te which had taken piece as most nestal sad interesting. The motions adjourned at 5 o'clock. This mai= Mayor's dinner to Lord Brougham takes place at the HOWL INDIAN ZUTLNY.-NEETING AT ST. PANCRAS. The parishioners of St. Pancrea held a meeting yesterday at the National School Rooms, in Southampton street (the Vestry-hall being under repair), in furthenume of the fund for the relief of the farmers from the Indian mutiny. The Rev. Canon Dein, thevicar, presided, end in opening the business he observed, that while he agreed with the Rector of Marylebone, that it would have been better, in re -s:t the Immediate result of the oolketion, th at the meet should have been held at a period when the wealthier inhabitants ants of the pariah were in town, yet, miter the experience of the day of humilialice, he rejoiced that It had not been, geeing that it had afforded to the claims the opportunity of testifying their wmpathy in the cause. In the parish Morth alone ca that day2,6ooperson. contributed. It was true they mimed the paper and the gold, but they had ea ample equivalent In the large number of small silver coins and the copper coins I --and he was one of those who always estimated the moral value of a emetributlon, not by the amount, but by the self sacrifice It entailed on the contributors. There would, how ever, be ample opportunity afforded to the rich to subscribe, by mane of the local committees, which would be appointed. He wee @axiom to place the St. Pan ama hind upon truth a footing that it should em brace the w -Mb of the Inhabitants—without distinction of ekes or creed. He suggested, therefore, that there should be constituted a large parochial emunithe, composed of gentle men from all pare of the pariah, and representing all parties end ell opinions, and that this committee should be subdi vided into ward committees, whose duty it should be to collect the subscriptione and report to the general committee. He bed modved numerous lettere from gentlemen belonging r . th ., : h =rlh who were unable to attend, but who were dolmas of sedating in the work they were met to promote. One of these correepoodents was Dr. Hamilton, of the Scotch Presbyterian Church in Regent' - Kum, who en closed 321. Is. 11d., the amount collected at hie church on the humiliation day. Another was Professor Newman, of University College, who enclosed 101. towards the tend. In conclusion he urged the duty of making personal eacriffee for so holy a muse. He called attention to the vast amount of re „ ifiand destitution the mutiny, and the war it had o us, must nacemerily entail beyond what had tended C 17 1 .111 sad reminded the rosettes that nothing tended se much to encourage and give con&kmoe to the soldier, while fighting the battles of his mmtry, as the knowledge that thole who were near end deer to Muer in ea event of his falling, not be left deetiente, but regarded ea • sacred legacy by hie countrymen. (Hear.) The Rev. DAVID Lanto, of Trinity Ch=ch ( who, the reverend vicar mid, had been the first to move in sep ias= of the relief fund in the parish of St . Pancras), moved a resolution, to the effect, " That this meeting, dseOr sympathising with our su ff ering fellow-countrymen In Ind* and viewing with the utmost abhorrence and =nos= the atrocities committed by the mutineer., not only towerds unarmed men but defence's= women and chil dren, do hereby recognise the common duty of all Eng bahmen to alleviate, by all means in their power, the misery and destitution which this calamitous outbreak has caused." Re remarked that the sin which had brought the present judgment upon the nation was common to the whole empire, while the suffering wee individual; and as showing be necessity for providing liberally the means of extending immediate relief, he mentioned the case of a clergy man, a friend of hie own, who wile killed at one ofthe Indian stations while officiating in the pulpit, together with the whole of his congregation, nod whom widow, who was left with two children, was unable to Lowell the money which he had saved for the benefit of his family, because she was, from the very circumstances of the are, unable at present to pro cure European proof of the death. He was happy to say that upon the cam being represented to the governors of the 84 Anne's Society, they had consented to receive the two children into their asylum. - - - • - The Rev. It. W. Realms's, incumbent of Christ Church, seeonded the motion, and in doing so took occasion to com pliment the Mansion•house committee for appropriating 1,0001. of the fond to the support of the general institution founded by the late Sir Henry Lawrence for the support and education of the children of European soldier& in India, which since hie death bad bat the contribution of 1,0001. a year, which he always made to It. (Hear.) On the resolution being put, • Mr. Comarrr rose to move an amendment, but the meeting refused to hear him, and the Chairman ruled that as they were called together not for dis cussion, but to promote a definite object, he had no right to speak—a decision to which Mr. Collett loudly but ineffec tually demurred. The motion having pared, The Rev. 8. MINTON moved, " That an immediate and urgent appeal be now motto to residents of all dames in the pan It of St. Pancras, and that a committee be formed for this purpose without regard to difference of social position or of religious creed." After expressing his gratification at the unanimity evinced in favour of the relief Mud, to which he said even the reclaimed thief had contributed—the inmates of the Reformatory in the New-road having helped to swell the collection at AU Sainte' Church, Gordon-square, on the humiliation day—he observed, that were it not for the horrible massacres that had occurred he should look at the mutiny as one of the most valuable lessons this country had ever received. It woo • judgment hem Ood for the sinfulness of our conduct in India, where it had been our policy to hide our Christianity, dishonour our religion, end the Mister we served. We had &smirked our Christianity In India to preserve the fidelity of the native army. We hod paid the price ; and what had we got for it ? Ood had turned our wisdom and our foresight into The folly. moieties was seconded by Mr. 8. S. Wino, and carried. A resolution appointing • general committee, end a vote of thanks to the - chairman, were subsequently proposed and carried ; and, after making • liberal addition to the fund (including the mum collected at the several churches on the humiliation day, most of which were handed over), the meet ing sopersted. CRYSTAL ?LIAM 010 Batumi° DAT... WIDIIIIIDAY,OOTOIIIII4.—Adadmior co psynosat, 2,306 ; &WY ram lials, 736 ; btt•4 1,640.