The Express. — London, England, 1857-01-20 00:00:00

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SUM Nam/ wft" Meow per alai at mid 123.1 X M."4E/a him.' at ........ ..... AMP. TAO IfM. NAM 010. ea 11= .1 47 • .... . .. • wow 111.110 gmmema Me miaL *Mr 4=ll et I Gam et dr Lee!. DIYIDZIID. RANK of _ No. 3, Pall-mall ESA, 11./ADAlbei WAIDADDMI• RALYY %ILLY MUM. dais Imistan DewAt Amman. In Um Dommise. PAYABLII DAILY. loon lIDDLmoo o UDll. loo.fto Nam"; ft:2MS gra Nam xenon o► i DEPOSIT, IVIDVII) MIN 0.8, *Ai oiliest. en tb• SW t Ab lawo 0 0 illisLlC 111,1611110111. mews Ss de Ili VE I saVelia l l ril it nwl -0.000 la wooo apr 14tal insin ~ U ad lb _.,. .... 5. . r.. . 7. . = . 14.1.1,. .. w ....... -_# s =O/ 41 . 4 . 6eooßtallo et role% ... b. .1•10010.0. 010.11,.& -- "".'40 Leeks. lo pot mit. se al Make. Dr 6. ON. ro be DISPOSED OF, a MARINE STORE =ALM" la spode's SkiideslorylVllKOS kg —Adam & U. lis=KbalirdkumL - ainieliiioDiiriNetea ellis• Ma - a tit"" 76 "ran i/ aft= has II odor Ifs lbw ass. re. NOTWITHSTANDING the Henhardoest and umennice tab as pee WV 111111 fki 001TICIV Wit los .1 001001 TIM el b. al. eb. Vas on am . 111. ermerWier QM{ a. Ilekalwbosipost LARM'S SPECTACLES, the alkeaged and Is* it millorpra 1187 4.1 z. • -1024......a.c.....0.....t..-----.....-........ m.a....01.....,...... IL Maki Nem= sma. wawa " st!Pgle . Mb" .1 moire. in. LT NG% PALE NEWFOUNDLAND COD 014 pum i tor am* tati . :lr Yr beta rho. ta tbr wit .. Ay vir. . The Warr rot most dr trg o i rs if dam. W *rw.' Ws ea pram la • triL Sr iii. ; pielb. ; grarib 4.. St ; NA bre WM trarstr—lt. R. Pfullbabartlyabd. Or Arab rsprrolb rale " Kestilats Col Lin, ( 4 10A18.—By Screw sad Railesy.—LEA mad O. N.-/ rd Ti.. Sr. Fr ra. dimg f. 1r Calor tr war Immo et sor briar ; r tin ranharm et &Nes romor WON:4 rarer, nerser. ry pr Ir. att ..... = oti onle. le h t . .trrbes..ttrac.442s.: CLOSE of HOLIDAYS. —The Mum of to kir skriskr y boar Her kirk s Oen rad ~..bit trrrria d Dr. 4 l l l dsee b.,l o . ll . YO ft, i t Citt i edfir 0 4 M a ir .11 W S WS sins k d am =reklskisksmir Or kr s mikes* well Ise 119 rad OM a malt wimin. limed of rporistia= WOOS and DAMP AIR.-BARCLAT'S gi ... cizt ra m 1104 per s eArriima t sol ; Wpb at sod la sail. ism sat gnaw mine No imam of art Oise ire is Ow dr .411Pmd se III• 16 Ws. 14.111381111, 2a. or 4s. ; Creation, 2i. or 2a. J. Is csraz.: tura o u ozs. i tztair boom lis soil I V or room. Abombri. Fmk 1L..3 bib "'...". ri i ir MOM: ball ii 4Ab• n. EL la l' al"71=0 . 8 . 1 I= arabos, v Tal: V". IWilar.ll.; g gist in b. b.; or be pm la or bl" tom.. b. 11 tor e i tz=j e sft . uxeri 4... V dr Rubel 1. Wm: J. olosaMoask ii rtososirset. has (W.). mil fb baltry MAI ILLENTILATID NOMA A ND SIDPATH. RDA 46 ake Cararri% Prtrrort • SCENES W ham the LIVEB of ROT3Zt and ANDPATH —TAW mortars Moro eaters AN Or are Or mobs Arras le re =rewrap ewer of Orr WNW kr DOWD( rem& of WV Weer" Bainnonsa. CiplwarZ TOOL slignif Limbo W. W. ark, 14 Warrikirs. stsr lorkodias mai *lkea. 100411 1/I*•.—*o *rid orft pEBILITY sad =lntITY ( M. u 1 sad now). Iniusi Nr /111.0•04 1188*. llauswel halmas. . smut, _MD.. rboldr * *semi P 4041•111 We Conks.' ungligisa. looks: ~or Wlimb. ; mai to prot I. trim los Mast. M. Log4mosa. A ie mike yrs praadmad an ilusday lest at Totten ham' amok hi Oho ll= CY= Clempossoin *bard Cl* Imam Implid tis Musa of dio Chne, todo P. Tie pm pedal= mho= for ills Mat lbs V 4th ob.= of lrtwitetik Mamessw, fith wei* ibeee id= Yafore* ped tst id, end denelsaio tho di/ se alums et died win =sift geoodoie ills andiy i _nod *and= men eihnelle wenn d Mid Me Meld orldi ft= * ele 011idonso st seirielf rttlr et= am= 4111106 big orossegiod he dr woml if tank sod andald el* on am= eni ips= grid kr =solenoid =pod. 1110 odlooden reeeninl le Se buy sem OW : 15s. IMMO MIMI BONO= ii AITILIJUITMES. _!soot hr bs essrakori= a. noikate of Mea ahn& Mohr , swig be 1161 Hof ths Hopi Artlary, brig her sentioll 0ni G1. 4 6.0 1 Uaih/IS Pit ~dog bit It grim kr snind Woriwith sky kg, Ore her GIMP =IS •AA IS Ms us* • swirls the Illoysi 31211 my ha* Oa War, Or Mang at the bare ef a tried at Chaim the rind parka dog the elbeisberhill-rod to Waskrisk sok OR winos wear what is bows se no Wasiwkb4nrien, be vse enterked by Hews anikeyenn, win mini bin by en thert, red woo swish In amps* of all Os ~My AIMS lb pros. he ehaw • Aver mislihen ord • pose et •Is s sg aqtatilttlf of elks* wlik wine nay pt der et Os doter tin-teen Crew* el So 11 spit whom O. whirl essit_plon. inel at AIM • rolls asysed batman as Weed s• Inalkelag • sestet smolt Or hr • sellikes pee. Wren to Jiang Pries, • Fiore of So HI bridles et Hopi Mt& =hz g wro tamable 11•111s4ria nip rota ssinirika hew bb. the nr sintre, yers= ases sikeurs* bet woe the inky erbium Oa lisprier Or is no sight ht prllea .ma tto asi fhb* (Owe her shit As vilibstry) bird ef der* Mom Ss show ..toter ran bow Ira kord by*, Cr.omint Orr. kir P. Willsory by whisk Mom eve sinkri wry orinir as Pion dog the Hewn Ise of nab Wag Marl her nebaniela DTTTTMITTD Sue WS AT HOSILZT.—A Me of met allberal• sad delsonwei snide sennal et Hain, ea Mir be. A nor, amok has Ina, i poyed r • worn, was ford swegeniol by tl i at=r; the suits rang la lie own hors, eel glin dead. Els bp wore bend le bwe owskity einem ; sir dig the mintione wow rig laws sr spa no die f a ir I ar•thr, sawn* tie rod wed ble ark r his kris ' was abs tiedionsibr, awl be Ma eihstrwile armed as Os *hi sMe to in owl whisk brad lie legs. He mist era bre Area Wit lbe shin, r Ws hey, who imeo• shown tensest Or herr. • skis a wr i zet wore VS( IMF bkie, Ishii were hurl to _gush_ of the reins whisk besi led bin to rods the Sri ad, of •kw wok sf wino sal inswell to We obilina whir to • psi hid bird; deers* mon( noshed • Owl sionliss i t it Swth. Es tar OM be nw we pap* sf • por ma note thas • tree pinion he his Ib ar bib emby, ant be was link sad eery if sears t he the his snaserns• of adebree ; sad hers Mei OM sin kens will forgive Min kw tbe step disk he was Awn **ln Ea did he We hmrs• sakyisso Amerir; and sip net mbar r me army wine heed la Ms bit r vat Yr h a or =in= s irbt il s it so b re est= s IA aria Morrinspepoly anew& Inn% ihmeani br Orr Mew es insltriwt, bleihrnsil P o i bop *spotty, of hie. • puny sod rime skis at obi Ho is orretml Or MAMA - Agrarres Irwin wr bid enthebeep— Xneskakr fordiss. _ _ AND POTPIE RAILWAT.—A loss of NAM, he the aumplika at dr Unstick sad Forms Illelkay, bap beat selimbel by time lisobegarr Lan. Cum saisres. ZEELAND ROUTE.—STRAY to INDIA and 1' KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSED V, Ataniritir .31: ..... i. SralimMllEW . , 1......, kaNd le mit. a! war : rr g ia 111 . fta MINIMilla e". below c ,.. v. COLOSSEUM, REOPNTS-PARK REGULAR LINE of PACKETS to the WEST r r.eraturr men tra nreaeneet at or. maca- w:al d ern •11111110•.-/Ze LIMA Dena Owl s e l i vam a pvt IL ...... Lev ra Wm = ilaberf t , eleo lee Dellet= " Pabss babe. blee • 42 7 eiwber i DRUCK • Ism •• Ll • Oar mew : Yam la bra Teeseeine L alb. Leeks Demem Wee if er e a=zzes egvii le NM - 110 011eues." •• DiesiL kr inenttz. t. on, FLAMM Ow. IT. rea, ....., - 4 wr.. .. : WOCLAR LINE of PACKETS to the WEST •• Mr L "The • S. _hem" 4. • Ss." • Tem 11%11u 00 •1101110.4-tar V•tri=Lees ezi - il. -,t,„„,.... x ....,.. T. : ..... 1 . 4 Ti . D aratTr. c.....z -V St x := lit..t --s. mitre ; Tees rand 1. /meads be . Iwer the Is the is met i ty M. =II aim& . , warm I T "mg. InVii femme WY b § TEAM to AMERICA.—The LIVERPOOL and Mig iu.i... l4l' Dtahle omi l " k .gi &LI -.....- 11111ADILT VAMP 00111 PANT Mese in= Orris lbere l"" . b•-• 41 r:AMY. Is.; lesel l ept i = l #lll.• erl YORK es Dean .• 9.1'4.. 8."6". 0 Or DALTINOID.. . for pew TOIL. ... Joni 0 THEATRICAL AMATEURS.—The offer- ANO4IIOO . rat PRIL•OILPHIL Feb. 11. CITY or wasitititrioß .:' war maw roan._ yea IL Dif **I T *** *** 74. **. A. * ** * I**** le ewe elesemis. Is And every ellemele Webb '1•T• Oakes lose U IT iplir" led 11141/ers . 1 • 1 111114 amt. peg, _ll=9=l wow el =Ma MI es. W m 4. 5 1 i t a d t : 2 .. . 6* . 1 • rili.V . -S A . E OM j 1• 84 . b e Arere a be " Odin . et *s "MIMI re lle idea , •••••• Was • et dr A/metre awl nf aing. or Stamm rum ti SS Ile Torroddmio Sam IA • "14 um" CIA i t Irm."*". I VN. ; WON orroliirneb to or in 1r la pirf San EtreW ".l4l a 2 AM Ariej=is ell bloro told 6 MAU RAILWAY COMPANY. Vitlf:ll=Vir l... dltt:r.= ::: re a z a p,- ...... acrari . vt ft..» to SAM lids N of DO .m. BLS d dolma Sok t ism& a, dOs =ONO at UNS& i 8: Kalb Iliiik Irldadd• 1.64.:1-.Pla r .° Wba dm I". titi . 1 ‘ Chrga .... • . 1111 - 11 — maliord *. t a. SS a adman Is Sara 1 .I =2. , r , ja. • Imam • • A rl Imes t . . --4.= -' 3,- __ ....km So la f rai mi lEgr To Or dm oil molls 'or sit Mi. ID So ii ki as Moo 6. _ ~. , S a rg i ort woo orr real or mom Irt: .... e . s iwaß . 41orliro • lamb ley Imo.. i. e - at on do 2144 r g dirialet I. rid. la 110 Is MYNA to eddy a Yip rod now r Ws km or adi ba radoldolAT: Do+ Sae 1101:4 " Tr ‘ or oar. IS Sr dr ex- p d ~, ...,. dil di Odd Or on ositdioi " . VSlidem Oleo dlir or tra Morarok&to am la It 91Mokil ir Compoty br Ss room& of= Mudd to Darrow dam kr Sono to tio lamp it doo ordo Mrir IS &Oa wary Rifts g. or midis NNW.: 6. _ ~c m. ......... . ....... raii :!! vr , A ic ,„....,,...=....... =1 ,.... : r.m.. ...2 x ..... = , I. Willa VC= "• ••mel el Z,L ISI LU ib E t a l• SgCsi tTimas " Me I.4iir memeapb, ls=N A Myr R M IP a. m le;goim b l! g =r e.sk k tabs 4 E Rifest .. . 14 • . 2 ... = * ..., p• Os= omi re= gisql• gbibbl •• at Me gips Ile .. _ " '' CJICIa. .' te ear rz i r is I. Y. . ibmp ts. smir . 4. cr Mir ollos :It pit jrn . j . ! • 11.40. abs tt ,.... abe le Um b‘pcsi b lee Ms Climps. • mimeo Mid 2. 4=deiggsr a bp mine bema j nlgl e : bp d e rl o ble i rr GPM IN PIVI:10•101 he l ar=ir brim lbw: Is Olv ' s Pp burnoose he Om bispermomi. la taw maialbsm boa Is Ilealarrt eta. Merv. pals PM be ibmimi .W. MOM —helmeted by Berl Letters heer u t i p awl I/ to raw Mob Plr MFor do Timm orkWo. Ir 010 or .rib le ""Mdiaiww. sro d oo Wog re dried r oritro. Warr: Or do raw prim Ors „La= riOn u lor7 . Il• . 11%0 wlr wwwww,torlOr a. ... Mit ...Warr roam, .r .ii. orAg s oil g i g s Orlarow one ~ p ; WV& timers. ma I=Zrift. 14 "7"..m i reeeejeLmie.lamin WARM WATERPROOF APRONS. CORDINGI DRIVING APRON. en mina nd Ann, my be hind my Asy IMMO atiThr. -.. r .,... =LM VIN 0 °LOVAS. 00 GAGANIA T N, G MOOTS en I N ntl ... P6n noti d r raj . i d 1 104 ri C =Zat i ennion ...AGOG OA nal hen GIL irk de r per Gam An ands man Is rdar.—J. U. MIDI Q. lam, ann. in dens Ant ninon la. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20, 1857. DRAMA. DRURY-LANE. There wee as overdowing audience at this theatre bit Wei swim te es Maio sibedica o f the first app ear- MIN 1 Ma &dr Ma me it hie hr secidet;i sad the pan/der whir endow be Nair nee triumphantly. Mr. Maar rpmd tab la re 010.11 e deli mar 13261 - Irk Serie* /ha he tibia be orieral hit arra chimer 1 Biro Meats Nothing red roped the warmth of the warm whkh tide itvoluite of the public received her pit, haus, sad arenas. The rases veered r sir to re bin aria es if he b beta be rare .earner then. They we Id= roma thew read el opplemer, rad seeersi to der et hot hem irate fillswe debit/mg ; and to., woo a pepelllat el rfollse ds erenteeteme sliced will et the emelvele• el the pisso. Mem .tared to bets IA twee teem Mild It, dm he ehrwei less titan by tea theelly. The pert, big, it we of that Wadies moraidellded M wYeli be snob ell his antempersties, bed Mite wry plemed ewe astwlthotodled; d Ide picture et lie ileepis, dewed& horst Genre lager wee thilablielly natural sad truthful. Mb Me Owe, which :turelies. la the aesteset of its conare the tight pima at the Perlotea dap, wee capitelly NIA The two rode Iselin wee aberseisily pereeestal by MI. K. Oh. and Min Yam; wed the latter showed burned! • clever ringer, la the lively touting style of the Frau& modern's. lIBp~ - • 8 irl ibeithhidet nrAt ; err sr pry ht three sets, written by F. Pirnips, El Aline the Hood s • worth Are se the Busk & a a aro re sweeediagly goad, with little at so at st Odds. Air Oslo ;sr wit airractis jest up le the rep* ersard. ha vapor the it may le said thr llt MI Yr roared et the re abeam sae thel it read ler less uttreally presorted le be a well wire sr highly seasualli Ore ot leglirle astray. Meek Mee es lrrey be ail artrApdsys to the reit at author sad =sager. dItT TREABVIIB The Earl of Dal', of Cobham-hell, K. hes= ishad o doe em i gletwore, it oblitios e• *ass he had at the &peel tithe e•wreitteu We have la .radii that the preekkat eadl et Marl Atiderztlwa w l e te I stance ken • mks whisk, we besa sawed to—have sainted t• • Weed= bees I the p p lsa works et themed mindoires lobe Amorist to tb sithildbeek The .=ziolwees" ore work s pre. amid be the eariml iksL y upea elleetion to the PIA illgal7 411 •1• 1 is required work '• by the e bwe• isi auk art dat ed proems the to be big ilhisleedve et hi is•dwbk or as be limeiteadmitrie lira. The sesidwity Y me) am pe..... aims se d}l~• *tame ; ellot WOW those et Mit arMek, which, it will he sessostmt Mr be .deed hem The liberality of the proillent led womeil will esithb the executive committee to sods sack a solitioa so will be ot very great intomt to eisilwels tithe DMA 11111001. The codelbelime le the posed tttr.s dart, under s..up.w.r.. et Mr. Ito*, enebes to be in *my eney art saliseseesey. Mr. Maar, el Liverpool, hie, with do poise !bounty, yawed at ihe dlersod °lithe committee M. Idols bis edelostei milledisms el Egyptian and mhos solid mempl relies, sod whales of rerth. sad Se imelvsabd sod deeply irisseibg toliertOne of relies ben Ausledleusa pima, wideb wen nob by the late am WomPosseett. Kam reunify putsimosd the noted made in London by Mr. Wens; mil it is deo Orel at dr Eispesel al the emmiliss, and vrill so doubt be Mod in lb. ealibitica. Mr. TIN, MP., eontribate sours! Oftesadog ouneval weeks. The Natural History essiely et noreedisopoe-Tote love permitted • melee. ties Me be orb ken Oak of entices, Work*, Tin eseendoe sonnidoe bar appointed Mr. Edward Nobsam, brrember, of Loran r enpatinend the collectk. arollinties ofrehollhonallot eiths lute ef engraving and vaiorroleor Atrelog. Th• ormallse howdMrid w aid earteis parka of the be solhation etpitelegoorsiari dry bow entneeted es niestien of operiens - Xi. rep IL or pertionr at IWO Osier Loehr The epee tint or be arattgaittod kr Via pawn Ara sr haw err, admit dr solXiiien 4 tam lien" dor INS rod err ; sni It rill ire Mindy be the any Xr. Dila tor of siessal *Mk. la rib aoydrit Hat Is ant of she highest trod or Mast • wry ollnettee portion of the atiMinnln We i SO init, be a noir se tuuiplete ea eignalsila admired nantithetine. Ilarenenorte lE sentin to the exhibi tion, odroessi to " area thin eentributora," ar sold be be "tinier Wield outbrity, Irving appcired the nwingsperw Ur boo delliell by the executive corn- WSW Mileriet rftand orsenerris are wholly rum dreleoL Only oar rams er pablienier as en bred direr 111111111111 in of no osecutivo orrittoo, 100, Mu.- lay-.lest, non be winced es wheedle NAVAL AND MILITARY MALTA, JAN. S. The maim tared badly during the storm In on the let, he Oak Soil sad hats set off on • visiting exclusion, sad hi ad seinen. Meet *Me luta IS fart Monad had le be shatlensi by the amps pmeaseed la them (the 481 h) mho lea op thele Impsesysbode in the Quarantine deport. iamb The let hey* ISteaped it St. George'. 8.7, seemed MI mese severely ; the whole of their tents was eaferfelely him easy, sad met of the hats, so that the zoshment was completely espoad Se the stem The eines bad to Mop with the ass, sad wee empesbriell Ise abate tweedpirar hems ti atm tosie smeid he psemesd, the whole of the Mob of balk SIM sad Alma big died with wain and smethered in mad Ito II sash illeeted lered s good &Whig sad the spelling el dials alsilmo—a What heavy calamity to some et' the "brit" et the element. NUTUY IN THE MERSEY. LIVERPOOL, MONDLT. This morning, shortly alter ten o'clock, the report at dreams was beard to proceed keen m hoed the Anterior dip J. L. Bogart; sad sees • ese et dam we. WNW. Oman Conway, who we or diem at Ile time, hastened Ile Afterleft ewes odes, and Immediately proceeded on heed. The emed emem with Mr. Chink the istrar et peke, and he shortly allemeds btgadi.l Meade, am Bent end Baton, Mt twe d Net deputmest, est they, taking ten ether eieme, presseted b leserd the am On opproarhing the /ids, they mesenel • noir baste wag m on the Mk, sad eves the laiserbe et the ship ism brew or the imam Oa gang en based the deak, neat the areasetle premated • Medea Vim, sod vas emend with. pooh et gore, the sass direst ihrilog posh et mega oed ema, sad the he mete Mt Ids he suety deem, oral lay es the Mk. Om at the weed. teed et deo on the leer et the MN Wm mended la the Wek by • eiim•piled fret al Wm, as be Mee, W the mai Me. Mee imdlel4. Myst Ms ami this presestet to on. sweats. The aphis on dim sheep& the new with reap on the dress seemet the seems he Madly libtssaths abiless d the were gbeet sees tidy ter wallow ma te the me AM% and the sessal Ms was meld he &left at sad swift Jam diets, or die seems as Merl. Chridie itst the • la the upper got et the lag, on the tell hared In the WI.Ha wee naps M the Balmiest hastam-plare, he seat SIM. dimmed were meat, together with the semi mee t ed he me theme moseyed to the Birken heed aim The head ye mean in the wound. The tbst mat, wheel met Is C. 0. Mader, wad carried to the Northers Hemital, where he new Hes. He has mend • way bed mend on the lemd, on • stabbed mead In the teseiter. They an net ea pawed each on M pier Ms Bi Is digger, however. The whale et he aim be MeV am me to ire Misred—ems et too ==. Meer Seed hong leek hem the mem et he id mi. as • Imekke"add le the hemil in his mit =md do lsses t tam mimes heed leed r eds the dim tram dee mmet the dip de ummed S eedbag dee sed Set thislllimimint meshed mei ma mei en yz i hrti lem samin s ibli t i e le sae a lltz eir ask, i se e t da to aims, Men .Stowk Chridis hi womb& no mot • sied won at WM red Mend the dicers, vaendies lihe het mile es me Me Med ahem The seasnesee sesidemi esnedles Mu. Ore ailhair et dr reeky es eitailir dr erew, Ad- ont if Talk mar arida te sir, rd SO wen sr* di lit or eeheed raw, ea leer twg dot lead was brad hr Webb hey Wheel es go, Irt Mime aim state wire hey wed& Melee In dowry. The era who re la ad* see Yobs, sad the alp les retie* dewed fa NNW, The Great Western Railway is to be opened be tween Tamil end Weymouth on the 20th Met., &e the ccet mance d peamegere, parcels, carriages, and horses. TEE °LW Drnes.—The sum produced by the glace hies in the year ended Wank last was 7,21114 TEN WAR WITH PERSIA AND CHINA. BIRMINGHAM, MONDAY NIGNT. A publie nesting of the inhabitants of this town won toil hs Ma Nor Maio-ha 1, Breed•drest, this owning, ces the snidest of the waft wen with Pods and China. There wee only a makente selesdiesce, the emerred sesta in the seals Wig tale thinly seeepled. Mr. Alarms Ilaz.awnr, la the totavoldshb stern of the Mayor, prodded ; and among the gar present vs observed Mr. W. Mergea, Mr. Joseph &mge, the Rev. C. Vines, Mr. C. Illvegs, Mr. J. & Wright, the Rev. A. O'Neil, sad serserees other binastiel gentlemen. Mr. W. Moitoes, in a long *Week maned to the his tory of the mph= trade in Chia, the deihmeoes which lad ism masted Wean Great Drills sad did conatry, the wasater la aid& We ha essedinek weeded ion Chimes demeads, mad ellimbely urged the inemtsdisecy of proceed bag by ins spirt Chink. _ _ hils•filettir we rood from Lord Lyttekon : " Dar fir, ra enwOlthr to Übe so &Mod a step as to era • purls =Wag dent the Chimes war, mpoually whth T. Lisrliarssi Is se sort to swath elk no that, emus beim the House at Lorda, an=atill win to her what further statement may be rob by the But I on borsdre r g m" thr ihs aa s ant so ample, that it is hurt @rpm Hat • material ma be added to then ; radon the ere as ft 1 maser think that the condor of the Admitted rah Sir . 13owring was Il ene ors is tea& TM partkiderrisrate easploined of Asir the Arrow err% at 7 .1 0 rnt o r isie have bra I pet In Sr lltagard the nal Se eelglng stirriden, that Corsa shadd be at least to sail Intseviews, to have boa revived sodLrMd on. "New, Base pith that whither may hare bee tit strict sorbs ear asst of the Anew, It at bast tarnished an Mew brim el thstrimelited breartionos of the Farr Por i tion• with Contra, still I ernst erairive it poseeds that It ahead wag inredirs Indlitlas; et moat, it should bare bra mods the snider et a ri me to the hors go reurer. Nor tor I Mak that lathy ore at permit, sad oar so keg attired= of the norenlirment of the nasty In that wpm; it shoal be a grant at sera try, though 14 . • a peal sothoesien darn* interonne. " swan that the are of the AMR should den bird os, with a view, at lesr, to an Kooky; the while at the Naglish roe mushy rests on the single port that He Mak log was lying on the ship, and that it was renbol. That lie ship was not in any other seer Zaire is admitted. "That the dog was flying is denied on tho put of the *But easassibg that it was es, it is distinctly admitted by Sr:. &Nabs 'Vol it bed Be losieses to be there; but,' V says, 'the Mem dM it lam dot! "C a uses ileavasebi gams deli be conceited ? Prow the high shesester of Sir Y. Seymour, and, as et Swat I elloahl imegine le be the C• 11•, the eminently pacific dispoaltion of Biel. Iliserting, I sea slow to nappy° them capable of wen ism siverion in sate a matter, but, no at preeftt chimed, lam enable to Just if y their re:oreedinge.— Yount faithfully, " cagey, etoestbrklge." LYTTELTON. The Whorls seeobstions ewe adopted : " That Ads nesting, brims earliasi Ms subject of the recent boaelailment ef Cosies, *al oils& upon to capes.. . - . wiqualitied oandemnation of an'art whirb apjwors to he not only unjuitillable make tho eircumatances which earmioned it, but to be repugnant to Christianity, and calculatod to die. honour the British name, and impede tho eatonsiou of tan ful "That, ao for oo this leestbet els judge from the !scanty inhomat ion whisk the gsrearemM has eoppliod to tie public, the expedition to Tura le ea tanrighteouv uggrvvaion upon the territories ef n yea , under pretexts that are alike trivial and &obeli, likely to lead to Perham and ex- Waive tvimpliendenia, the moults of stick may involve the nmultry in both dinsier and disgrace." THE BOOT AND 81108 TRADE. Last night n large meeting of boot and shoemaker was kid at the }tensions' Tanen, to consider the pro piety el aillvesig the peke et disk commodit in, in roue =4 the sarssillsmy reed owdlased rite in the pries of 11,. Mow& was said le the chair. is Known vs. ad impaled he we so knee be the perks they were le dime that erosive wee Mb sr dell le this.. (ieer, bear.)_ No erg ihr kept hie amok web gag would Sere whet lie sad Ulm be tell dm did the notriTnd may in the ri t e ▪ & nt redie • desk of e som had Mi ingleind a berry id (Chun Par his own pert be rendelni die idea thenhe beet sod shoe maker edge NW mkt Me way conedenties for unduly Mtn prier, and be me sure that they wadi abs mud _the rime mil Imam frotore of curb • dings Theis t* wee elmly thet the demand for leather bed earns the meg, MOM wee nee, it wee impowible to ted Mien tie - irkwa would benetered. During thole.* eighteen menthe or two men there bad been e rice in some deecriptione of leather amounting to from 50 to 70 per cent, --(wise " Mare Own than —while the rise in raw hides bad been from or lib 10d. Or 1014. per lb., which wr nag to 400 permit (Cheers.) Ho thought it would he freporelleb her the wiesint fa lay down my rale as to what Ms sonsgsadh2tr His is dr rembnemd mthly should be. It bed Ma urged men the while wwwilaeturen at Weettimples that they &mid spear 221 or 26 per rent. Mtr Weal be impossibb min seek a proposal, even If oinked, it the metropolis (isim bow) Fran what be W lewd free several prim 1111 found that at length " e s . d ue s m g swag he plea)' bit it was not mill is led getwssre steennie samehi kat many trades men bed berm dosembly situ b this altered loodtion, dr the per elrege lad sirs pigs within the loaf this. sr els reeedr. Ms km a are in which a wealthy basiessas bed *SA the hi . Miner had not yielded Mr me then SOL during the whole of lad yaw; end dry mid be ale to judge of the extent of hi. bodnew when be told Own thst that gentlemen etood Y • nerd of 4001. • year. iMger, Mr.) Ho (Mr. Medwin) Was Add there win sere part who could not make so poi a report emu ee that. Meer, Mr.) If he thought ad the pond stele er *ow weal may continue for three et six moths lows be &sea sale the meting to wait ; bet be could re se hip that die progenies Me would to ameled during the nest is or gla yore. Leather was in vary bind pokes her altos, rape, and a wore of other articles If the =pl i s a f ug th h ese fell short they could mow more, but would breed cattle or deep fir the Ws disk skim ( ter end deers) Hendee, the bard woe eve%le: p inceeming. Formerly France sent um • pest nosy sow Me messed them all her self. Tan men sge tam out of every twenty Frenehaas ware melon deem sew be did not believe there were ten is that wen widows wish. The name tort of thing had happened all he Wows. In Buono Ayres and ether countries in limn Andries awe were formerly net bra of wild or seat-wild arde, Mei& one killed only for dr ens if this skin, and neerly the whole of that etock had lien AgM, a peat MEM had sprung up in W Usti i Ves The wt not a beef et a mine solleg people. They pol e ; but they movertioden repalred boots and end so they were Dwells. Mom manner te. Pbesee end Germany as well es ameba Fero Lhernel sad °rho-prt. there were therm& of bide dry eon sway. In • word, be did not we mr prepet odriereer el Isaressiatc the mpg, ad he behaved that - pekes meld walk twelve renthe be de& ble their pima 111111,11• Mi la"glear, hew) Mr. !s el mi Co., roved the fel- Mktg he err per of the extraor dinary end Mak& 'slum he the rise et leather, it is reerregtbet a oeueopribr einerrin the pier of boot. wed this. Meld be - Ina le the sa w , and that this slant and neurrni the ef4seh rise is to the rise he the pies . He (Mr. did • very large Mire. lint be mild ben oldaMl • Wier Mum on his capitol ler per if be had placed it is the BM of England. (Hem) Mr. *Main mended the reds. He attributed the snit rise is the Mee of leather te the great demand which Irdi lei careeilly W peldi In MIMS. Test gsrldies orbs& hod her cruet, on the commence rem whet gin Dreg nbbb bed sold for dee guineas a per nee albs* red, se be wee credibly informed, to ✓epiglighe in the mi. (OM linighter.) Again, of all the Idaresepreent Mkt the be. war lathing had bees se bard* Mend se the peeenrimat seders for book Thweignik, gad be inigir _And goy broke& of thourodn e/ plea bed hem eared her the Mem which wore if 00 use raker te the peer Mews or tette peak, they opera seek Inds. (Been km) The pritement gm es ardor en ▪ dey WIN rally tugs, red that elf met up Imam •pm • pemil. Aier arm w hi c h lied Ist so the allures la pi ese dot west gorily them ed. Per every ma, wiser, led eblid dry new saw without does they wend Me as Ise ar May ditty years ago. Mr. Hawn. old dot lOw wive he bedew the two let grim Iran um dorsi is Yew the mem* of the rater peer an dir animal AWL (Laughter.) Whin be had I bird to bear int *lit ow arm piss try which they Mal de Mime irediar. Ciaishiler.) Why hot ley pig et • was pew deem mg? Why sot mans sorra t set Ambers clatk He had Mown pope buy it m i di Mit wee rel oida. (Greet tougher.) Ms. Urine hod needy re& two or three same in be. pis% Sr be load that his ggerriele sow on hies 1011. a week me then they al We. yore ego. At the sere thee be therght the corn won obeerkg_inon than a kr ✓eit R• bed so lb that they wenii gawp to Mae hreprre. • pen temerrow, bir be mid nen by le irg AraMt day. (Hear, MO Mar KIM m cenvereade a the Min wee mud mndy to. leer r reeektiese. with a view he envy set the vats being alio cenied, the poceedinp twisted with a vote be the &einem (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. CRIMINAL ZENON& A meeting was held yestaeda yerentwg at tlaeClack ouss,Cnebies, tohenr statements from eevera/erverDd gentle- men who take an interest in the cause of criminal reforestiac, end to raise subscriptions in aid of the reformatory on Brizton-hill. The chair was taken by the Re►. C. J. GOODRAST, and the following CiagylDell wens slop on the platform .—Rev. Wm. Cadman, rector of St. George's, South wark; Rev. W. W. Robinson, C.C., Chelsea ; Rev. James Cohen, A.M., chaplain of the City Prison, Holloway; and ono or two other gentlemen interested in the cause. Tho meeting wee very fully attended. The Rev. J. Conan mid be believed he should beat con sult the wishes of the meeting by merely stating Gets, to show what had eheady been the result of their Moues in elate came. Bat find be would endeavour to meet an objection that had been made to their efforts. It was mid is same quarters that by taking ouch care of criminals they wore as cowering crime. Now, his opinion was that the best way to encourage crime would he to leave the scold elem. (Ham, hear.) Ile compared the criminal to the mirk modem of • family. The robust members might be *logs of the greeter care taken of their relatim brit was Movitable, r the healthy required no care. (tiar, bear.) He did not eget? with the person who bed ropproprialely Agar bird! the London Scoundrel," as to do are piety of swim a gams in every came of ths cowry, betdase ever be had been a prima elmokia, be bid bees do advocate of the sleeted pridireat Sr Maimed crime. At the ems lima, however be would give tbe criminal errs dome whom, in mew tort bls semeisese debt be rear g at lest obliged to Witt the par dmer. trek was the ethic kslitaMa Mors ems IMF ad votileillbst Ilie vim was On 'IWO movie In Its SW felled at, isleeleseelessei sae Moe meld Mike hie ream sued Me remit woe the et mast sliglide mondmi hiMes. Mate ties the hod stregleil a Orme* to the Waldo, sad Iddo of Os p aill =bil l latter hod bra mobil Ilisk onenelemmes of Me meMels of their asinkuiltlas essimmilka ofthemteeeßLpoopm they saw odor legedier st the omen of every Meet. Their object hod has. es 'bead their system of reline swirly on the scriptures. They saw them that if a we Ad sot work neither should be sat, and accordingly hod week was the key of their woods system. When • mem Sot promoted himself at disk gas, he was Mid Or the gate by which be sort mite was • amew and a straight nee. He was told that for forts= days be most submit to solitude sad a diet et bowl sad wilier. (A voice :" A man could ma Ike an that.") Very via • that *hewed how sincere wad have bra dome who egg mitted to such a test. (Cheers.) dine years sad a halt there had been 616 'applications lir sad 11l of whom 4.5 now TELOAMEII in the They could accommodate 100, but owing to the deficiency of funds—perhaps from the pressure of the war taxation— they had never been able to receive mon than 60. The committee hall gone thoroughly through the accounts and through the working of the volmia, sad the result of their investigation woo • resolution that seek ma balitution ehould not be let drop. In 11110, that sweated did not as pirate until amongst themselves they subscribed 6501. to maintain the Institution until better times. Subsequently one of their moot active eapjroers, Mr. George Moore, de clared that be would pesyfde far the admission of five in mates, and the other members of the committee provided for five more. (Hear, hem) There would thus he some erten- RIM of their efficiency, sad It should be remembered that all criminals who applied st the informatory were not of the lowest clam. They bad room* had within their walls • young min who am the pram of an admiral, one who wae a surgeon, and one who was the son al ea eminent bar rister. (Hear.) He remembered once to have been parti cularly burnoosed by a semeapesached at Cambridge during hie ethoolboy dap. He bed sham Need tea the son of the clergyman who had preached that MUM HU applicant at the reformatory. There was another ere still mom affecting to show that the edvantages of those inalitetions were not um nopolieed by the lowed clam. A labsionary having gone to India to preach the "morel, fella outerifice to the climate, and his wife followed hint um after, leaving an only child to be brought up by stronger.. That child returned to England, and having no father's care, no mother's love, soon fell into the ways of evil. After • short career, he applied to the reformatory, anal he (Mr. Cohen) had bad the happiness of being instrumental in restoring him to society. TIME were other num of a different CIE.. Gut showed bow gladly these reformatories would be entered by many • tepentent thief, did the atao of the ouberriptiono permit of their ex tension. He remembered hearing of • professed thief fall ing into conversation with a young man who we. going to the bank for the purpose of rehiring him of thernoney be cur ried. He naked - him the direction of a certain sheet, when the young man fearing nothing, raid he was "Meg that way sad would show him. As they walked, they comer when the young urn ItoppenA to mention, •• • da pder thiag, the thine' meeting of the night be fore, convened by Lord Ashley, and the reformatory in Weemineter. The moment the thief heard there was a reformatory in Westminster he forgot his intended theft, and immediately went and presentod himself for diatomite. (Cheers.) tio respectable was his that he we taken foe a gentleman coming to pay e dbemiption, but he remained and woe reformed, went to America, and returned, not likiag the place, and before emigrating again to Australia gave five guinea. as his subscription to the institution. (Chien.) The err. gentleman minted several similar mem, eel read two Ware front person, who had been in the insti tution, which showed conclusively how completely their re twinetion had been effected. In conclusion, he warmly en forced the necemity of subscriptions. MEETING OF THE 09NOREOATION4L UNION OF BNOLAND AND WALES. To-day commences the special meetings of the Compigationel Union. The meetings will be held to-day and to-morrow, at the New Broad-street Chapel, under the presidency of the Rev. John Stoughton, chairman of the Union. The first laminae will be to receive an explanatory report hoes the Committee of the Union, giving an °AMA statement reverting their proceedings minev the meetings in May teat. After dimming of this report, it is intended (mays a eotemporary) to submit a motion for the appointment of • special committee of twenty-five (in addition to the secretaries, who will be ex 'Poo members), fifteen of whom shall be chosen from the country, and ten from the metropolis. To this committee will be referred a variety of topics, some of which will involve modifications of the constitution and operations of the Union, and they will be requested to report to the annual meeting of the Union in May next. This committee will be appointed ' from a list to be drawn up by. sub-committee, and presented to the Union to-morrow morning. In addition to a variety of motions which have not trans pired, these epecial meetings will have to &muss the future relation of the magazines (i.e., the Christian Witness and ChnStian'a Penny Yya•ise, edited by Dr. Campbell, of the British Standard, since their commencement) to the Union, and the future mode in which the funds devoted to charity, arising from the profits of these periodicals, shall be applied. Again, the relation of the British Missions, the Congrega tional Board of Education, and other organisations of a similar nature, to the Union, will have to be discussed. TREATMENT OF A TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.—A are named John Knight, who ores (*evicted at the adjourned sessions, November, 1852, of stealing a smock frock, Ac., at Barden, and sentenced to reran years' transportation, obtained an order of release on the 14th of January last, for good conduct ; he was re-committed to gaol for damaging an ash tree at Baden on the 20th of December lea, end sen tenced to pay 9e. W. or one mlendar month's had labour in default. The particulars of his case were duly reported to the llome-odice, and the Secretary of State having revoked Knight's order of relearn, he was yesterday conveyed to the Stirling Castle bulk at Portamouth, by • Bow-street omen. —Ewe Ilereld. —,-- ........ FATAL FIGHT BETWEEN TWO Borg.—Yeeterday an inquest was held befum Mr. Baker, at the Grasshopper, Clark's-atm* Mile-end New Town, on the body of a boy named Tatar, aged ten years and a half, whom death was alleged to have been arced by blows received in a light with a led ssimed Davis, aged eleven rem, whom parents reside in the same asighbourhooL It gnawed front the evidence, that am Bauday, the 11th Wheat, ilia two boys, who had pre viously been as timidly teems, woe playing at marbles with mem ether hays, whoa a dispels arom between them, and dareased mid Davis a Ike. Davis truck him on the mouth with hie at, ad a grinds IMMO"( when t h e d.- asesed's seetber era eat sad sepaistod them. Deceased who became very 111, was to bed, and some medicine was given to Mai ; be tress imi of pins in the stomach ad bath, sad the nett day bums Meer Ile, in which state be umainad until Weolaiday sight, when he died. On • sat inatteen examination me eMs af Mead wee found on the Inds, the *fact ei • mime of a Wood ems* bat no es ' tenni meek of sidemen to erne It. She Cermet. having ob marred that when then woe se empanel Wary to usue death time wee no wood ke • mallet of nemalataghter the =: l.4o. •bunied • va• of " Natural Death," sore by [eleberThellint.}—HOLLOWAT'll PILLS FOR BAD Beemesse Ilsesaesaseawes— thes sestletal Ole b miEtzezyr 1 tledwr Ya A i Mas a ft z theragtee kr a rt " thtrina= lww ." Wee int =Li* et waled W Menme Is the DM •••• Se team el illhisst %my Me et eel p lain. (3 . 2 . 0 15% T •i• h. Amok g & Swim Mk THE Cl77' SOLICITOR ON SECONDARY PUXISHMENTB. The City Solicitor has addressed a long and well considered Wee to the 1.4111 Mayor, no the messing question of the best mode of dealing with our criminal.. Ho selects three system of treatment ea atandiug in marked satagoninm to each other. Friar, The system of past days ; or the cheep and (rued system. Beemlly, The present or the expensive and effeminate mesa Thinly, The future or the self-supporting and manly aria Mr. reernan's pin is what be calls the =or manly and siFewilpxtlag system, which be thus d 'The peabeeed pia for aciempliehing these objeeta, ea deeteasibethe arrarktee, contemplated the establishment of huge Width' prisons, secure and strong, plain and sheep, with eireete sleeping cells for each mutate; the prbon to be eramemied by stern and lofty walls, enclosing ass or two themerd earn of red. I prepuce that each of then prime shell emermaire ono or two thousand in mates. enbeisslig, Ned distributed in different rem. ewe te disk seenornitel condition, whether ;4=instbeskee or labourers; wording to their siatet r lLl o rd: me end strength; eveordiz a t . o their morel sat stater whether felons or = m • 10/ ar at &air isations, awl whether imam et reeler is errs. 1e berring 061006/06 0 10 eel via Or Ise fenri ef Meer if err llol. pima peteistiss, mem mill be EWE Er • meat *sib* maim of demi. th li r ie ssZ il ajte I hew s"mi nteribrd, ix tbs P erte s t s medwrieelles preorre might be prevented, diselpire right be mewled, riad the asteration of the pri mmer, ere ef the est dale els el the system, right be pro • st tis Dam doe that *dee - world be done to the ireme, by terabit the emOrseed Moor of the criminal to thsUst sad met pratable areownt. When the proposed plans he the eimifiselfell of primers are complete, I propose that they Nisi, es semi as economical comortiretione and prison anneigemmts vIP admit, be employed in the pursuits at which they are mast apt, and •to which they will be retuned at the tmeamtion of their sentences. Thus I do not impure, as at )Lilbank, that labourers shall be con- Mid into tailors it shoes, frequently spoiling their materials, making in lithe or no profit by the, work, and rarity, it as, tpaalifying themselves to com pete with the bee emthenien in the labour market on their Emirate. On the other band, I would not condemn the weleihmaker or the ingenious artisan of soy other moshosital bads to spoil his hand by breaking 14011110 or sloped treeftfil, nor would I disable a severer en laberrer by netting him in solitude piek eats star i 4 is the artificial atmosphere of • heated cell. As I Errieme Ohms' so I disclaim compulsory sieve Maur us an beirenest of mime discipline . or refor r rnltTr h re=ty Ito",(1.1-akenT is it ttrue, ly roll be made to rood the !appetite, or y the should be sho uld to enforce the Mom. Nine times out of ten the irregular indulgence of stprits will be found either the proximate or the remote ems% both of the commission of crime end the suffering of poilluseet 'moppet our prison population. Appetite bee been le the counted outride of the priori both a tempter and a thaw • within the walls it ehoeld be made his teacher or his toriemtor. The criminal should be practically taught to balance accounts between the organ of appetite and the organ of labour. The right bend of industry, long neglected and domieed by the idle criminals will then be taken into his confidence as the only friend that can lave him in the hour of distress. Had beetled a hard bed should be the rem enjoyments of the idle Maisel who mime to work, and requires to be fed at the expense of honest industry. As I propose that the right had of hie isitetry shall be the instrument by , which the reforming criminal shall appease Ilia bedily emote and sniffler to his biddy enjoyments, en I protees that the seem right trend of industry shall be dee bernerese ef his restoration to freedom, not by big pat froth by lite and starts of exciting acti vity, id by consist and eanlinnous exertion, cancelling, her by hour, the swim* emir whia he is confined. It is =—as Msessear Whately, and Paley and proposed—that the sentence of the case shall act be • rigid time sentenee, which good or bad conduct mused either abridge or prolong. It 10 propound, instead al a judge condemning the criminal to so many years or months of Imprisonment, that the sentence pro flounced than be • labour sentence of so many thowend hours of labour, se the character of the cri minal and the crime shall appear to warrant. It L proposed that the criminal shall have es an idle man's allowance 16 ounces of bread a day, with water ad libitum, and that every honest hour's labour fairly performed shall entitle him to one halfpennyworth of addltional diet, and shall se the same time cancel one hour of his labour sentence, so that if the instinctive love of liberty, or the lower motive of bodily gratification, shall prompt the criminal to give twelve hours a day, day by day, of honest work, be will, at the end of the week, have obliterated seventy-two hour. inn Ain labour sentence, and will have earned the right—the poeitive right—to have and enjoy three shillings' worth of palatable food in addition to hi. seven pounde and a half of bread, the zero diet of his clam If these motive' are lees operative upon the mind of other crimi nals, and they choose to work only ten hours, or eight hours, or six bourse out of the twenty-four, their diet will be as much below the diet of their industrious fellow lprisoners es the duration of their imprisonment will be pro onged. Assuming that the equivalent ef a twelvemonth's sentence under the existing law would be three thousand hours of labour aa representing ten working bowr for each working day, the man who worked ten hours per day would cancel his sentence in one year; be who !Abound twelve hours would work himself out of gaol in ten month.; while he who worked only eight hours or six hours a day would have his two shillings worth or his eighteen-pennyworth of food per week, and be would remain in eontinement fourteen months or sixteen months se the ease might be. My dear Lord Mayor, when I commenced writing the latter portion of this report for the purpeee of describing the characteristics of the plan I advocate, I bad intended to address raper to the principles only, leaving the details to a future amnia:lca, or to the statements and evident" in that House of Commons report; bet it is in this as in many other eases difficult to may where the one COMMEINXO and the other ends. While I would require a criminal in the industrial prison to dedicate more house per day to divine worship and religious teaching, as well as to mental instruction, than nine-tenths of mankind, rich or poor, ignorant or learned, who are engaged in the business of the world really apply to all or any of these important objects of their existence, yet I verily believe that an infinitely greater amount of good will be effected on an infinitely greeter number of pri 'einem by etereotyping their bodiee with habits of constant and continuu' industry, stimulated by the impulses of their own will, under the pressure of their own wants, than bas ever been effected by steeping the bodies of primmer. in enervating blowy., by crushing; their powers of volition in awl-subduing solitude, or by crnnunmg their mini with such worthless—bemuse to them useless— studios es Dr. Hampton ascribes to the prison pupils of Pentunville. There are veer by year between thirty and forty thousand primmer. who figure in the prison reports so recommittals, beetles a great number not plarvd in that category. became their former commitment. arc not known to the authorities of the gaol. I have been told by some of tho best informed persona in prison statistic., that this thirty thmeand recom mitted prisoners represent about double the number of their own clan who axe living upon the public in mime form out side of the gaol, end are ready to supply tbo place of the confreres within its wells when their time of sentence shall haVe expired. This army of criminate will be coneidembly augmented when the crop of ticket-of-leave men that are now nearly ripe for the harvest shall be garnered amongst us wain. Men are not only what society makes them, but what society platys to call them. Society frequently makes them. Lord Palmerston is reported to have otid that what ia called a nuisance is but matter in a wrong place. A criminal is a nuisance in that genre, but only for the same reason. I dim that if society will put him in his proper plate, and subject bins to the influence of proper motives, he will prove hinmelf, instead of a pestilent and dangerous nuisance, •valuabk property, able and willing to maintain trinuelf, end to - defray the charger' of his own reformation. Let all convicted oriented. be elooi lied end placed in elseeifying induetriel prisons ; make the quantity, quality, and palatability of their diet, the amount and character of their bodily comforts, rest, and re creation, es well es the duration of their confinement, dependent upon their good conduct and the amount of their anduetry, by which they will cancel their sentence. As far as the financial interests of the country toe concerned, the judges need not in such eases and under 'melt a Pram fear to per sentence equal in duration to their opinion of the gravity of the crimes they are calks% upon to punish, berthas the pneleee of the indierry of criminate I. a dam will, I am confident, be found in • few years to defray the charges of their incarceration and reform. ROYAL FAMILY OF OVDE.—Yesterdair his Royal Highness General Mims Seconds Iltuihmut Ilithadivir and his Rol Highness Slime Wales Auliud Baliadmir ' 114:0111- µvied by their mit_ i e Captain Brendan and Attic Aekbar, paid • visit to Sir Ftzroy Kelly, M.P. at his neidenee In Piccadilly, and almrwartY celled and left cards at the Right Hon T. Milner Gilmon's. We endenitand that this day the cheirman end several of the dinances of the East India Com paoy will visit their royal Isiglimeene, at Harley Emma and partake of Methane. These visits are of Do political im portance, but size* those of . 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