The Express. — London, England, 1857-01-22 00:00:00

: t , sr fT; •1,141 1! ortint ssaltax e' Jot pabiltbM. Niw sod topto.d Seskaa. prim 0•• sob& TUB CURABILITY Al CONAUAIPTION; being • aids of Patte, pert the mot pronlent sal Iravert•as Prirtitei him& IN Ur TIVIAMMt Yr W.." /ft 7. Il••• M.D, 7/1.• et Ur Oeftw W S W /Wm MAIM I. lloyal hammy tut I insole at Ur tia A. lan ma* Author. lb. SC /LK 1111 A NA d S. BUZ.. Lein: Lyre. Ittrom Wow NM Lagar. TEAM NEW M i r= =esatira fra...axe=a I, A h ro iihr ° 4 • by Se Aromas dr 11Ik LVERLAND ROUTE.-BTEAM to INDIA and IV:A o i rPiWrateN ic i s a iff i ll 'o. .ctut. / =i,prol=. ir ebr h. la 1a°1 1,76 1P6 1• 4 21 =re war. al 1 1;lloor. 1/4 L..... rid U [n REAT WESTERN RAILWAY• * Val 11,1Ingla In 100 l Oa or d r c l . l.: gi 1 4: 476171 5;t at a1%M. 4" :1 • milft Wa. " " " = " la. is. .. mi iselty. loil., ilisolloW eft bairn IngSbll,__•••=4 . 111 Illimibm selktwg ore toorlab saki 11.• =Wale 44. ft& • =gra Id* a row. oollg e rt Ye OM I* th. losolory all ao on to looti d ialtd t i ortroilia so Sit% sot I f . 2.l l =r " outS iol. be Olon.l so arl tom tr e trool' ate "1111" Sz•wag MooOa .7 8 4. 111131111114 Malan. , taillooloo Illollom. ha 141M1. NOTTS' OF DIVIDIND. Tit A NIL of DEPOSIT, No. 3, Poll-moll East, Lode& teltheDbetl lON W fur the MALYS SAILS !WYSS'S?. me the Me of I gat yr.' pa arm. ea Delete Atentais, &ember. mei SZODY D me PAVAN= DAILY. ISTSJI 11011/13031. liessitse Dberier. Seethe doter of terteolte Mow ere Nimrod se gumbo IM Per et I. Duet of Nymph. sad lark OPYAN &BMW root tryout appleedet. IVIDKND MINPS. well /Awed. ere the BUT K all PUBLIC INT par& sa Or do Os 11117)1111111111k Ms NI t.t ONN. P. MM.. rams la MO ger earA. sr rub Ib rrf1101 " Vs. Ng MAO. u tow • ftw arre4 le iti of aZt55 ....... r4 bs Is sirst '--- kjir -- Ifti ar d ro d rer ...b. • weastra of Mr Ormords la st pros glift e ir or ors purrs sorb& r ..... __. ii„,............. CLOSE of HOLLDATB.—Tho toptur . ol=th to linkiteatA geatrta teZ ho ► t ne biu rair:o a rooll=tn. re outs. w.. 4 Os .6.11 IrtWerins. :sod* Pitallft eIOALB.—By &Mow mad Ifisilway.—LKA sod Co.le swam sad T su. wine. Mori Ons Si 1/M1•11•0affill el NO was bona.; or assillegass anit . • wabv. ftivena. work le mg w a st . nommi.iiir i ng=aA. irsa W A: T . 11MA. Dr. LOCOC/C8 PULMONIC f • Woes. aspaill• d the brad ••• . kw" YU , / Um Ms 11 . lid.. b wad Il• beg. i s rime. SI. *Mr ft/4 Lawlea. • TIRED° Tirilp lUII,ALL, or seleinkd Bilibtaes. a L i_e r ,. . 1.. . :.,..., : ......., . orrams - lftl ib ra= . ar t. smoles Ms =sm . "ftg o l j "t He base maimed • Is Ilis Ilbs noire al slis ; al= kis —USA RIM 1•=111 Hit MOND llDlrltiN ar th. THRATIIig am Ty IL 1 WO W 1 IBM= d LIM wain by ow miaow A= ww may. itftrry 0.01 a wry tyr= rildirraVarrryeaw ore - we pa d j . writ wpm blot The •••••••• aft ler 604 Dr. ginwrle liman se 46 41414 /44•1661 5e.440 604404. Met dm. d i alb.4o • SO 44 es* •464 la 111. 44 N. dm 64644 60.6 -46 L 04.144. At the qaarterly meeting of the Wolverhampton Chamber et Commerce, bold m the Mb baba; the mayor, Folaerd may, Rm., prelim; la the dela Poirot Lease Levi yr imgebeed tows woe at time ehemeer. RiPIIIIIIIITATION 01? COLCZNIIIL--ntr• ia likely io be a sealed ter Se repmembiles Coicheeler, bidi will benne moat by the et Mamie Mamma mike will erred hie W a le et Chubby, la the ragameabelles et lairabriabkm la et =e vomm m edelfteat et the drib et the Die Ma Wm% at altlemb bowl ea e= la lie elestem, bis it eik a asilriemy fhak eidtmen. Mem le same be med le b=t7ma by a elememmaim lam the wish ofltrombed, eiee mar lime oboe bawd ma same le Om eleelme, AT NOMietiMat.—Last sight Mr. J Twit sem • Wefts to • =woes lay of the raft( awes, at N. Aeleahlg Rowe, Natiebees, ca "Tserpeeriim." Mr. Ursa Mr, • two me arm shims, rr Weelemel Mr. Peed w as meet- We. lb* Weser ties serea with pasesiel aseriag. Hs semreerl by ea reek aps• Se whiswww, sod mid bs row WI may new who stawiel ts arks ask pow, er he war Wes &mow trir Weir anat de with his la to Wad. Xr. YAM pesmall ts my thst be Yd eireelet at at the art issima Maps Messeas Lea he as pariph• the Ihee Essmila losermt at sw v= ase selaw. Pre INS Is lON we „i tIer m aSIMIXIM. el as path wry hal ism Is Aunts swi their allsworarts. Is wild= as ram Ward varier Wetwases is wee the ps.la.l Wm Is as "wil etteissear Tr Iss. war serwml nemiies • weal* the gnaw est to boleslat bar • mambas a N. Mow sr . Clesemew. If they earl bs wawa sera to the era d Uwe ward, be rid, ad Men art is • amis i tt peer spew isti MP labia be ..ell pit sui • sw ihr the Wails ents as rah 1 weer iMNI ltr. Peed namod lie alm sr mid besmatee War A wee st limbs tem ...del to the ledusee, awl thews win gives kr "Mere ham" UM Lana Las Associate/I.—The balf yearly Twadae ettlas Loam L Aereistics Ins bad wa wa, ihr reeelvfai ihe baaway . roma width desired nvial. !MX, dit straw pwers, kit • haw 1 11,7gX is Mew stis asemsey. - The hems as sem char tawilweetwases sed smog ',Wow ins Weir, MASK Is. N. After w.. thernes the Isswts wen pima 'warmly. A BMX= Num.—Lest year the . = heath (as regards Ina* we the len 10 yams the mar Was ta l."l / smit i. We lea se the mews M IMPS seas warm ;la MN las ties yes 111 Os Wei The serasay was bar ihow l = the ba yaw area 1118% whs• wss elhad, his 21 is I,lBl‘ *Wear It is what% vet yea, the Emmet et ae • jezines Awaselle• d i em press Zee sit rah whisk liner im pw i Zia L="4 • wbai at to wins degrees eggs" by essl si the aa r In gnat MaAYit is erreel. The 15.104 Ow 11 is as war sod arber AlWisss — r N is the maw Int Mart wawa to as We a we tatty—or the .aria 01 Ardis Is page Wiss—whisb Wee WWI= • alters et Wake sewpreasa at &Ws =iht ths neer ar s WI sesseiass sladisty the awes always Wish Jac= Is is As import per a dr vast " as We LW= " W ew e = Wirer, arnal he imeeres innoorer with mum saw arias, sealin • War dieessee Y the Was ; white is Xmas/Wm Wigton, Lewithem—desbale sehabeeterois as as set- Was—the deaths taring pranks show • Will we mead • Fan PAanovi.—At W Oetsbsr Quarter Ba sis% bid Is Parks. a mei Mime, lewd Teak asehrs, via bd bids aeot kr rig hum the Tamed lbw •• • rsse of lig sesessell be the awe sed oder, of thst isso as the lea at See lea wee ma i seid ign % lorpleamest to lie Nom ofConorks. At the ammeollesis seas was sae lo GNU as haat ot Cooed ; bot, es a dil lies theewr end ipso hie err podevoly ass be by the peesestse bit Pessay,, Mew far the stai *Cedes his Sui l i as ha ll el:l a si, 69 er Nb eet t lit hItral.111:1 d oradass,hatissee, lie feline caseload tithe leasess base bees isameas asir adepoues to aids • tttWYo of la sales, rd fledintfoss ad Abet wale ado hew lb. Aim" am of the be e* wsPelleates leo feneseiled ass, Speer with the ale Media by the pander, to the lesednt .. l &ate owe tershled be lb. T. D. e Le b set i dilseeser !wire at Pours; god tie me of Gads Meer to 1, t5.= . • 0 1 , 7 of • lolly ourisei by Ns Sesworth as. 1111, 11—The estsery of Sri kr dr &MO =bid oar ardeolies opplades e i rbre i t Odes I boa the eseleastas M soysist yes dm, user as behasfaluesoeledts shahs Ites I= t e past the • Iwo pedes,—l ise, sir, eirseet W•setisosoo.—W. Afrowarth, Ik wha babirrepees Peoria" The Met rind the mismoi, w MD haned, ea rem& that ao del teredlM prreirr idea II it sea se alight as to bread ilehes I alter these yeast& sea bon m lorteases, rL Oder sesehes • " leo peas," ited le Übe- Tis 7111•01101BarlaCAL livivj e =ard, of M 14111111111110 9 Who gamy it kids. *NM sat etessol st heath esedes, sod so olidyeseepolets, oreshemes, aid es. ✓oam The Prolog rep Moe Sap of the whale of heed assed eel her. teens is Eyed red thollsaA, he • sae of els to • me, ad of slowly the doe of Zugheed ed pale of eeh Lod aid bold in • or lab ads The SY ad da Irr role are to be easemil her sett comiloo; lap ems will le Won be mood es • soda of as Yoh be mom holy hot. raw of osalved aleisekbe II it !Tway, IrE comicipiance of a very well in his pro r seem content lately heroes, he is disap se of the book we hear ; desired to give him our ery good writing in the .1 great powers of humour, and distinguished professional men were particularly pleased whose weakness or ape in. When he gets a the symptoms which can be by consumption, and ignores not square with the , theyprove phthisis latent," if you will, to meet the author professional. of " The House of Blacked. the gloom and fateful strange current of are contained in "The House of Elmore." Nevertheless, if there is not so much tragic power, there is more dramatic breadth. Making allowance for a slight tendency to exaggera tion of interest by startlingincident, " Wildflower is one of the best novels of the season. It is difficult to lay it down after having mice commenced the perusal. " Wild flower " is a acme given in fondness to the heroine el the story, whose real name is Arica Hern. Bhe is Isft an eurphsa, and is confided to the care of an egged psi, who has the charge of some go vernineut offices in London. This relative ben bola 11/IPin his children. Mice's father had led a ererty. Another eon, Richard Horn, has keg bees unheard of ; and the third, Walter Here, lives by plundering every one who comes in his way, his father included. The Alm are robbed, and Avice's grandfather banns men tolezb b li ery good grounds, that Walter hes ecemndtted the . The belief kills him. Aria is taken into the house by Mr. Stanmore, the head of the department. She becomes a favourite, and is adapted by bee patron as a companion to his =A lbw yens intervene, and the greet ibe seigkboorbood of Mr. Stanmore's resi dence is taken by a millionaire and his son. These persons prove to be Walter Here and his son Ar nold. Walter hes Mee unexpectedly left heir to vast property by his breaker Richard, who died in India, and bought the ball as a place where Arnold and himself - .1 7 alike an appearance be fitting their newly umpired wealth. Walter le mming the same same eireselee as ever. Arnold la arms degree the. with his position, but does not =mthe violist prim which led been nue k his vageheal yen& He bile deeply in bre with Pasemend. tire denghter of Mr. fit ones and monies her widened the consent el her Mew. For a time he exeeelses restraint, bat after a Mort time gives way to excels, and his wife dies of a broken heart. Father and son are rained, and the latter gees to India and reforms. Avice during the whole time has been acting as a minister ing angel in the lies of the Herne and the Stanmores, and as a reward of her patience, good ness, and self-denial marries Mr. Stainnore. The great merits of the book are the rapidity with which the action marches, the beauty of Avice's ebeeseter, and the powerful colouring with which the guilty father and son are delineated. MUSIC. ST. MARTIN'S HALL. 7'ho perform...it of Elijah, an oratorio which la now soya known es TM Illeoeidth, ands very little room fur remark. As produced lest s, miler the direction of Mr. Rash, he exerudes wan en the whole pratieworthy, bet defective to some meterni impels. It is full of di& rallies; and the pealed dilkaity of all is to la a prfamm eimpshat to Bashi the pant of the Prepbed. Path a prehrma men be wore idea a mum sinew, however geed. He moat be shie, not moray to sing it put, but to permeate a character, impritie eves to sublimity. H. mast be a dramatic slaw la the Whist seam at tbo tens; and we think that se else will messed La Elijah who is meseuelemed to the Ingle lyrical step. It is no dispiegmemit to Mr. Thome, who is ea Grande dope of mei lee* to my that to tide aberscter he le mit da kis almost He is net at ell thematic; and, though lee slip with ialeilignere and hang, his style le denlate of maser. T.Y a piney* serene is mo ther pen dillesally. We lam OM Mere to is Eagha at paten only as penes span of &shag Judie, to this part, sat that is Oars Novae. lines limbs, • clever yams singer, men awe of it than we mad have experded, but the " Hear ye, lonel," was pin beyond her powers. There were, Weld, Mr. eines Emus ea Kim Dolby, both of who, s meal, snag admirobly ; but their porta, those* tall of braise, ere of saberdimate importance. The &manila eridimdly Men tarchity rehearsed ; sad the points of the bermsety, am of mean intricsey, were puma* Lim up with ceesidsmbh bear.., though very Oftoll the &s al mites wen wreurkebied by the roar of the organ, yid* big or ineinatent too powerful Am the she of the bell, owed te have hem howdled with great caution. The excessive prepatimusee oldie organ is the besetting In of ell our oratorio psdarmemess, those of the Sacred Harmonic Society by se mesas excepted. The audience wu crowded, a thing which suer hils to be the case win:um and wherever Dlcultheolta's eke/ tensors is announced. SACRED RARMONIC SOCIETY. Mendelssohn's and Roteini s Stole Meter are to be performed at Exeter-hall to-morrow (Friday) evening. The former work (which has been laid aside for the lest kw years in conesgrece of the difficulties of obtaining the performers neeessary to insure an efficient sepal:mutation) will be inter preted by Madame Clue Novelle, Madame Lemmens (late Mir Sherrington), sad Mira Dolby, with Mr. Phelps as the meals" el Ur interlocutory serer; whilst the &dot Meter, which he* are, yet bar given by the widely, is to be sting by Meduse NoeeUo, Mir Dolby, Mr. Sims Beers, and Signor Belletti. We (Bath Chromele) understand that Charles Dicker Is expected to deliver a lectors is this city. Oar metiers will learn with pleasom . (says the Batophirs Jewel) thee Mr. Thaelwray will Away alit the North, end will probably deliver lectures in Aberdeen, B Hen, and Limnos. The warty of the members and friends of the Wendy Woritiatt Maa's Institute will be held in the Ilris•bsl Yetwaery 11. Th. Right Hon. Lord Weed will law ea wither. TIP EOULAR LINZ of PACKETS he the WEST /4 Aim ITS SPECTACLES, the cheapest and ;Idea te retZterleierotelete 01 LIR sous d MIMI MINI ONSIs kasW - st In is a r e .: .1 . "ern= rail*, oar km a ides el duty. He Or.' ' cf . kg ow —r.. ' a • zriiv Rm MON le. mg aka vest P11 " M " .4 " 11 . 67 1 11 . 6 . 4 1: 1 1 7 .*0 le Ow PAW Nmaill, more se mo th er seed her loftily. T hee nnssina. Omnal-Nnall morn Ibe son this I. that h e data tat suaread el KIOULAR LINE of PACKETS to the WEST ftd "'hi" sw feerisa. sod as Maims never N MAST of SOWPR AIIISIO VALPARAISO Direst Yee vest Oweeeill,_the 1 Widiebsyse!,elli Wat UK WATERPROOF APRONS. i d& e s o f th e i r hei VICAR or BRAY, •X II , Osereeedsv In APRONS an son nd NM* „Aga r tr 4 en, at the close of le= more; balmily Ia Um nod wee va no to ra hn i r li = ni nir ne nen Vr env t. area In Ike Wel Wet tram •111 le a nod dirible ewe. were ANEW. VINO 00AVI, awl steeL ihat ha tat . e a m y devil trill Oar dippers Ilir Woe • . ~...p, a m, i i , WARM 1011101 WADI 0 1100Vinn ,____. INTROTR. Audi WlSAlli NOT. Oasndsnbslnes. Sr nal NS roe ram anomie eot ow wiehes. is some very Er AN IN , Inge et lime, mod mans •• b oo k, The author hr polio .N. sub. ke In. ow dor. ETEAM to AMERICA.—The LIVERPOOL mad l ar im ...tur rave ....ftrotas. ea. mesa be dem the peculia ri ties et dfl PRILADILPINA ooitaaa%eatt= • •• •1 •• • ••• irs er peel te PH lant d #lll A red Srgieve: AtESSIAN, 2.. or 45 . ; Creation, 2e. or 51.1 with 331 :. P , galmile phuide l=to FPS OP SALTIMORIL . . PTO . in, W. MU:WM° .. _.. _,.. PRILADILPRIA i.e. P. Psis Mnsainss. N. aka : lan" intWkne. b. sr 4.. ; an. Mule la ITV OP WASIIINOTOS .. lee SSW TORE-.. 1L.. .. lib. ft ffi,•••b.r..4l.l.:isewpri,nl•••••,.,sAl= ye w patient heseimer m al a ldeesymph AM own ea s y wormy. Oshis tem II obey II peer. sof A Wens en! bra. ; .M Gann IA NO vat compile, MN any te mem le the a...err le ass ens nem sll Sinn In .. . a Is non won NoNsen cc awe the ' ,I : n i gh. symplum will a ii . .,.., ... b . a ws = ff ii s ame Tom: ss*s . dps. PlonsAr ie nag theory test puler** pdeneh oo - ..4tnuAK 1, 4 all tile NON-" knisk , ""1 ••er As Maxim LW ... l ain i i Lt at Nos • InisniNisi . Ss= "MI •). but still phthisia. We Una t Is TY Kama LIN nil swan Lasko : J. amid itevene, . nem.oen, i.e. ;WI. MS is. again in a work less exclusively 1 l eu re w fu i rkVlss r astje: reser maw neest__,..• awl %Wee le Or isd Wildfiolorr. By ” the Author o ; led limn NNW wE JINWIWNIN. NW 1115 liefroesd illitice,pries oa. som a r ,.- - ir. -,..„. itm ft - Motare. pli s R CURABILITY of CONtiUMPTION ; ..doll Elmore. Hurst and I .= " le en tes =l%,...'"edoldi?“ , srswiel . . :Tom The present tale has none of th el= N.s.. pass a i m 5a..., / ...d 7..5. k no.= horror which Map over the et Et=rnete vl Is Sires. " I s* bib. '" g " 1 in.... °6. " mate Thigh orocoolained in " Tin Ais, bp Nana, Awns, In. IL. Isles T TIIIIAIDDI ks ARIIIIA asol DI at Ur mule. Neverthelm if them is set IN II Grint Or the nil slasin S Rein; Warr. rar Is York. 23 pa g an RITISH annOIeTHAIMCAN ROYAL MAIL "TIAN SRI lg In Mr! i 1.1I1 0 =1:24a . Abut al .11• ril We pannew• an Yr AI rir .Ihg l•lcr i aVlS2 Ililawin la IL kir kr Jr. it. In IS M% . P. 7741•11.1 01011111 . 11 •• an pennon bri liana g m a nib ea be Mann or bin. —T• Menu an S WM. ; nem* ain If Wa r : int rIGII•Grk n•••• imilana. edam Ann nein I. OM an noon Una inn lan annowinne kr • d inn arbla pr. Par prow or ohm we to J. I. Yard. 62, c=i7l:. V:" °•%. .'`. ''" 4 a1f.":41.= IVY; Dan^ Noy, ; n IL OM 1111. WeiNtffllk LireproL Protected Royal Lotto' ' re_ e I i KAR- roo d ow ...no be lip se ilml Sea. de Min , s t MI:Wm til Tr a m ed. t . 74 - .... " 11••:•=15 ism at Ors •• aslailm• la. Sr lig mime • perlinri e Trlmenr 11 .6 i 1 6 41 in I:mm= 6 =V:: • of Iris •• w•Cade r r igat • I. II". Ile : Isii Si am I• 3 awn le ••• tar /14, am : ma I- la • solouila.. : lloilltb•s:1 --IL . • ••• lak m e a r: tAL. iIL 11.1=1111111401..• ohs, I; hiors . „ - Zosio wa y a mob oFignal 11110114 t - o — a Lis. [Advertiosomt.]—AT Mi. Macifs Enema:- ii us. ir...4.7•ar.a..... Druslat- mow 1 1, rleibei•• afam MM.. et WOW • digoolont kr raskr 11116 Orhey. Seem la Will“ 01. Ikein al IS Maas of fial PIZ I IN 4PISMI. solo LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1857. No. 3,255.] QYDNEY direct (Is milabest Salida anansuiry), gar' T .g1. 1: f l• 4l reentrtjapai l i a t; ms Oa . 31. It VIVI"- HITE HORSE LINE of AUSTRALIAN PAC WM.- Tor ST MUM , (to NIA Tile ofof 11=11 . 4141 Lon. brat WILLIA Ant ammtailor : routi, Wog 11.01091t0 • doopip :kg tiV ili d lli li s r m figiUMl S l ARA bi WM ll: egPIP:MiI ID w serrrd• a ompos t sod Nom, to to II Orchot pr int:rt. It Mid DAVISON. et OR COLOMBO direct will he despatched sant sis 16 of Mr Isms MAT. A I. W l / 2. roslstr rib liaArl dh. •Ws lap a. Mar Nigir ildw t tOQLllllt.rt Trani . a. eivor= wil 7. sinsfais.leNk TEAM to the CAPE of GOOD HOPE and 111D111.-11te sow .a.rdip :rum 0.7 eaten Is the Smith F. Y. /N SW Murder. le Vogethredled haft le the Maeda Doha te teethe mew 'reteeeed le anal dean Ur lz web wiliest dam la preveht Iheir Weights eel, es use as be embed Ow the be ...... 1 6 1 ... .ae1fe jag *Mid lej=the .. mperler Ggli 1011 ilil=loll weever aed wets lb W. S. LINDSAY sad OA. ammobbra. ZMAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEU M, u riftrager. taissom i onir a rmes Nat. 1111~11a may Zig 10 •WM aliVirieta b ir mi la l4s : s l 7 s = . 114... De. na1a IL lata S n , Lasta at • rt=t ruta, Falb. I.— N OTWITHSTANDING tbe Bombardment and nibenica of NUM% Ow NAN? INDIA arM " lt a.. sal SUPP I MI No Oa bled OONOOU N. pa lb. Tub re aima i td.4% . lb. dis-a.—War, beam.% Onal R. lielensamiura. LITERATURE Fair Oaks. By MAX LYLE. Saunders and OtLy We have had philosophical, theologies', polities'. historical, and socialist novels ; but it was reserved to the writer of " Fair Oaks" to produce a mediae" noveL The intention of the work is to inculcate a l state of professional morality than the author to be current among the members of the pref.:mien. Arnold Osborne, the hero, hill of grand aspirations, determines to work oat an heroic path for himself me a medical man. The determination appears rather odd, but it is well accounted for. Once engaged in =, he resolutely resolves to follow a straight course without divergence to the right or left, in obedience to rides which are professional without being strictly bsnest. If he cannot maks out the nature of a Mrs &seek he does mg hide his ignorance in a cloud of Wale; he bailey tells the parents the fact. If ho atisnale •se Men, he wishes to make it • real thing, be elakeele to frit tering away the time which dassli le dayeted to the consideration of the patient's caw in speealatione ss to the posulatrity el die wWee heiter in cc cwt. He is sanuaosed to attend a posr end a peasent, end thus the pseud bet, hethe simple reason that ma MI emelidar Nwiwisly the setter with hina, end the rich man had not. In et this kind, Arnold OYAL COLOSSEUM, REOENTS-PARK tar s a l rei ti sr. szcz . T l 4 la. a — ail, =4= & fir sika • • =m LL. L b e i Na b. t 'Tr er . iit br MP. ?Air: am as 111 A 472 I==iir Z i a 1.; LLAMA ma &Mak Ihrorlji. BENNSITB MODS = L WATCH. 66, UMW& • wr05taftg.•14114.3674111"..."=, al Ye IWO lai=2lll tem Unbar Tie gives up the taking to his support h NAVAL AND MILITARY DRUMMING OUT AT WOOLWICH. Yesterday awning the esranteay of drumming wrist eat et the est Ole took lire M Woolwich. Tr air, wrap arab lawn* a l =srr o =lej to the 12th bertha llayd Arldwy bat 1 4 81 2 e: merit a 14g_ ein s eso ,Nert r assom wir bare elm that lir he hr bra mar terra to the War ry, end barn reared W ee. sore& rider to air the esenkuright at the ameraertat i"*".. Y theela Ardor, rare the ea beeirstreliteradete Marty ira rearothe Wrier stedwal was herd late two Haw, erring the whet MO et die ram/ Oa mitring thin the aware et drrerFreral was read oar, after whir two art deerearber Mir' se the brigs sad 11=arra Th1e .... 1 o rt the weraly berg bra sporly dr • lierele wee rye up dim ad the was arreird ismer ahem • ma wird as Or es the ears et the liar where be wae bast The Min= 11 , 01 wit rest oar, atar I rich the made votrearead, ar the peorra ordseed Ito mesh to the owl et Os Ines et wither rhea a lag kb Wm iris end the sentere 'set a dded Or, eat the pr ewar weefreereterth rweled at at dr wares. eat lerwerst throe to Oftibedollelit to, the heN d sin terthe, at the ordain el le wth be dirleset llagery's sorra. The obese' bee rag ler raked may lad ray a sheet Iler brie Isar,* the throe he aa datwat odahaatb he, edict a berm. A amber 41•11111imaltmobilwia dielarget twat the trVarpn.l."49=7lAggiYLr ms she a re, ret si brew w sr, saftw b el sir Thle hse hi to the wardew ad the ftertra rarsalse Ode bar ars rerady et wastrel. awl alai Awe bola easairei by aia =rthe author et the sambabar Ira the ma diairthei Ara the Tarr eight s is et els, at Ora rye the weirs et gimes ot dr Peri tey, WNW a irate et ear et the Idd Werra slathasi at the swissa at re ealwatty et the armse, er marl bia dre esaleste Ws part— nerdy, is. OIL aid a pair bin its fere ~rot hie imams err eat bat wrist fag a trighttel egicatele, literviDy arared .sth haler WOOLWICH, Jos. 21. Admirer Elm and ludo Bigwig 'finked dr dock ocoyard mp lldo isiol ottossoui, sit c = orraimusi. ts,tho &may &whea TY Ark Zof" Admiral Num ymobt, b ordered to Iwo tromorow oa pailoshr wig& no Mum Mloo, dem me& Is wand to be et the torriot of d d gOO O Weld Royal MA N ay um Poi* moat& Cempay, to tak e Sir lase, now JAL 21. saxes and 214 mend the 41st it; eetiaitd te-der ea bred the rang holohe Mitehl i t su r n eeoveyesee to Triaiisith i erreko there. The sang alp, err tato bodwer to lia = " l3 dime In mea el the 41,1 mega& onveymo w Oh Leek sad Bar bados. _ _ _ 11lierrepret, mew teepl4, themerlw Phllige, Is elm bibs hr ibe eue=e upwards et 700 aims re ma te h. Leh me it I, zadiesks, paddle frigate, Midi limber, aid pia, twee with MIMS kr the Z Week Ilette. eel Mt See lowa et& et V demo( rehab eat at einem ifeleek Mg ea bred the Meat, treeipelep, hist la the shwa lei siesemileil by use el/ vet It engin te low la iihetwihe it hen a ~ley titre erei hr elettaii the meltialry aeetatf en: 1/Puiro It wee lyieszi p he Irea-work, ewe se bent thelf set wettest doing se7 DZIIONPORT, Jen. 21. A courtmantlal w ie roadie al Ws port on Thursday for th• Uhl of Lista. Bawdy, of the wren, 16, on • eherge of drunkenness. Capt. Otwoy, of that mind, was • roomier In the autotimer° mail packet Tyne, having come to EnLand to attend the courtonarthal. in Commiasien at this Port.—ln the Sound Its plateg. In Harbour Imprvirnahle, Royal William, lode., Ajax, Cambridge, Shannon, Eagle, Msimader, Shadentan tam, Buffalo, sylph, Avon, Nautilua, Conleace, Zephyr, tugs; Become and Camel, lighters. CHASE/al, JMt. 21. A Tay interesting mittanony was performed on the proisirround of the Morino Harrods thie morning, in the proms@ of the white d the dlvinoo of the Royal Ma rine—lint the i e . I fear odor wedah, together MI6 pat erldek bed him awarded by the Lank at A ,to 111=4 gig, !Sergeant trC:rAla*" mg fer long senior wed a toet i ensesedist. The melds pranged by Wend J. A. Pbalmk...fts dlerden, who myreseed the =aedboad 16a dinelhale them. Sergeant sh* been raW# panled saldeepseel sennity et U. for g life, ra Ser. gPm • 121., Paster a tuit at ad Pe Beta (whe 6 the leTh y i with the lesigg • gratuity of IL The mak w e listened on sash nwere keret by Coked Philips no ?Menem g et eellemy at Me port, I ordered to b etaken b ite dirksad Weiss be pines as mit isr meths. _ . . 11r1Q, Coessedw A. Beybs, bee eteineecei witettg her demo We the Tbeleallew a ndel ieerrtleblee dlbeemesa Per reds beteg esemillesd the sees edie ere Weed ell be heat eenewed Me then. The teem are grins sad well vedlineed, sad socemeadses IN wee d the Royal liesfeeere VISIT or Mtea NICHTINGALS TV MAUI AND POIMMOVTIL—Miss Nightingale, arcs= by bar Niss x B:ll ad d Dr. bir John IdMA or-131= lhe visited the Zs* Naval t=aa Mondayli ar - which tal= . llllll ocadasbal by it Ma UNA Dr. LONN Medical tor, Rai the nasal OA sob nab a Waste invalid at tha vlaba ahOlhermat argobatien . of .tick ow la ve le - open bar albs hike noi l ia the might the gusts at E ve theres, adds et essisis De r s, C.A., airlift ing Wife mil I.ll=simesing hi Paso an* le vhlt At the latter istellhhessit hoe suesissi by Dr= lidedleg Issystebr Agit ellser, the Sill she sesheihil bar the essieel womb, the wok =rim amyl, ind Am lAA esithh waist lie ems esi4 seadellig • =r id s the Soya Mimes Heepti Ilea Heir sad at Nor meta lON lilsbeksele iesephsl arms! et ihe sad Ile mdledalatare, via shim she APIA tiesb. a aloft Impielles et the Itehistrath Ileepeel mit he de poloweise Ile bliss Tetanal is Leman by es t er. . TES COANTSIJARD SAAYlllll,—Thrt ed the miss Coultas's& re esimseed ea , she. Osemodete las hoisted Ws bessi c Fet SS beard bar preilehlp tfeatbseepres, ebse Whim la lie Auer= elbow sail lessed, sus et IM ihrerleh divides et eseihrord smineed SS beard the Saulimptatt, es& le the shags to. weld by Catanstlare Mica, she them Iste these eloseee—ii.., the= ft he elevite, to he feet elms aspired, then ally At tor Cbeelpred ten sal Gem requiring solid way. The einem r ude he Peril es the boils at the Ilsollsmplis es addhissil for service. Oa Tusedir Cur ware Ides hereeled the limit *Neil will bar alessiihrse peel=?Ze impeled the seil efe sea et the 411esteper4tid4i lbw kille_llo diem hears asidlesed shim Is the ellsessea Omme saes esempelied by espies eheelimssed, lett Hernia der the Abbesimipt division of the Mello, to continuo the in spadies. NAVAL OFFICERS' VIAL-PAT Stus.—We believe it i. ecolamtplated to abolish Ate wee= at paying naval Al an as MI pay by tells mite Atisemlant-Oaatesl, and that Amy milk as moos as the anamelmata are eta, be paid dire s ley the pureeilees et their seestel It hut hag hem • psalm, te Alms as Easy Mations tibias,* bus sesselled le diseresit thebriMit. Even et hoesee ay.iar te leased shop% villas, thank , are NI ha be siblllisitel tax upon a e=not ovelpsid.—Plyawith Nail. Nearly one person oat five who died in London lest year awed his days nadir a roof provi4od by public law or private charity. The Registrar-General thinks it may be assumed that eaderanee, clothing, end house accommodation mud sow be found in London far about 60,000 inhabitants more than it contained at the end of 1866. The decline of smallpox in London may be traced through the het sena quarters. In the ageing garter of 1836 the Ikea" been it were 328: thereafter the gmarterly numbers trete 196, 177, 134, 148, 108, having decreased al suet coalintamely till there were only 74 in the hat quarter el WA. _ In the fifty-two weeks that ended December 27, the Rubes of children born in London you 86,833. Accord * to a tale which bold. invariably in this leap population, the weber of =dm esceedad of that of female., be the blithe ovulated of KIM boys and 42,674 girls. In the same IMF 56,786 parsone died—nantely, 26,804 main and 27,892 (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. IRELAND. -.-- DUBLIN liit.2l. TheLord-Lieutenant paid a visit yestekay after mom to the Bank of Inalsed, for the of awing the extent of the damage indleed by the Wdmyfiw at Monday morning. His Eseellenty, who was astempagded by Colonel Udney, A.D.C., snivel at a Ire galenite to 4 ddadt, and was modest by Mr. Bunts, tie Govereor of the Bank, led some of the dleasises. _ _ Ise fie Orr d ilresgeer wed Common Plea some pre up la setters raft( to the Tiyperery Bar the Wears are rsvestive y aga ii the Oyer et therab Neck r spplication was ark ce %MK et Mr. Welber, the siker at the Newer& De" hr Wirt , Fear by ere boles egret Mr. Tram Mrs, the w hirs Flute beaker of Forster piece, and re of the shwelriets of the Tipperary Joint 13tork Beak to raw laaariat de judgment for 26,0001. radar la Dr ewer at bet ter spirt Mr. M'Dowolloa Marl e Ohs redrew el a p i e . lfZerary Corny the air e(' to • which Walsh the der Is the viarniff the rwilletmtlwet the thrash theeMelel at MAW. It Dela thet . Neer bras he the leer essawa la Ma rile err at If ems, sad re so reread Ia list= allegeithia he lei nada a beadle ct the l ime to Ids art sr bookkeyer, _boa il = the Arlarle down to Ma; as Is that fret tree wee se sestsevery, but Mr. Her And tot Y 1.14, the Mat ettwirsy, threw smear terellw, bet Seat use ao herr by ark bat =alder Wiley ea the beer of the pry, r er re pia brier lean the lift et My, Mil, whoa Warr erpst. w parperi to air" the shwa to • Ismer aril Doyle, la Lairs. T reseetlea book place three" Ihe @Maim March ert Mareity, wet Mr. liar • ei Martel , Yr a. = d ing believed Ur ha hest t4,la law . llre elearlabler era rip Ma et Merry, till, the TV! poesy Nook Magri, sr wee liable to the proof Jaipur of re NewesiMi Ira kw WOK remised the cadet arreer. • orMesal whew wee rwa sem are ehrel earn on tar et the roe Mmes. ter Darr, James flallair, sad ears ear The Voorhis Dr. Fiereffehl, Aridness at boa boa applar to the lasherie of Cork. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. RELIGIOUS TESTS. OXFORD, SAX. 21. A memorial, to he presented to the Hebdomadal Council, the Rome of ConFtion, and the House of Con voretme, in fa memo of ore. After referring to the Wind UMW,* Ad (1 sad 18 Vidalia. esp. 81), by width mead*, (sr meatienhika, sad for • •We de glee to the tr., wore emepted ham subscriptions to adobe, the twe pmesis The object of the tare In waft the Awe est loar semmate to be OM me me tho to the pry - Whole( la es seedeas rr m* te amid be 'WNW by nigiollllllthemese, rev= phs et reemelmeo, hem paMeipMag intim Es of the Univirsith." The memerhi then them that, dam the waft of the est seared to, the Unlasele y hes mead a dines, Wier wake eolith It says . " The abet of the above Meath le le every reerahm of the University to sobs* to a m t ml annabetioe, =- km the heed of the Who amthhe that seek mumble is exam Neolsolssi Axeliceorge: For, eves Net the metlitemee espleal )7 the statute a h m er i le heed of • 1e Inamied slim to Ise* to the Sot Net the Nada*, Weal t o be mewed ea the pearl et h " extra Emiseime Anglici sms," yew mseowiellets mien that and a emillionte mold Mdse ether t o i tima be Inelify to the Imo of the mama The Mea provides to tat for the of the heed of the hear In mach • • bet year of seam* aped to tame r eie ties of the Univirsity, the of say le to alga the Thirtrathe Artistes be Mina es • poet of his Ming Zothaisaa Angthenem." The madidete, thwelthe, Orli! la this Moray: either be mad meth u se • dethim atmitea, or admit to me Me t h se shell jualq • methisehe OM be Is "mkt Neeletion Amber ' nem or he mai onlenk to the examthstion In the Thirty nine Articiet a mweed by the 'teatime( the University ; or, oa • loth bowel give up el hope of obtainim tie; dimes lisahriar Altevilidu the Unbanity of Oxford. The kees of the antidote, moreover, indiestom en intention that we the amethatisa be the Sour mark now requited at the foot emminentes, will be mania to doctrinal points; • thillesers of "gibe amearning Which, between the amillete nod the ale, might involve his rejection. Uaim eirwmaelemos, ale obvious that this statute is - - _ opts to to. olloctires urged by the minirainners, with rapeot to the satocriptions on matriculation, and on taking depots In It. practical working also, this statute to slready Mid% lo isconsistent with the intentions of the legislature. This aro many mem who, by its operation, will be psokadod maim the mselves of the educational = di of WUnivmsity. There are, as your Ma mint to believe, many persona, who, MY they immstly desire that ram over whom oinealisa , lhoy hose cestrol should be fully instructed in Christi's_ Mih, in yet unwilling that they should be bsmil to a dooltinsl aumbtation such ere is now required by rinlslie of mite University, except under mho penalty of Milarligthmoolves, orbiting declared to be "rubs Ecclemuni Milkmen." Another large clue of persons excluded hunt tho University degree by the operation of this Mamie, am those who, while they do not wholly assent to the discip ihra and doctrine ?mbar to the • eel church, are yet mrsciiilg to dis. themshis "extra Emission. Angli cism! They oldiot to NAM to an examination in the TldeapsisaAaW.a bal at lir same time consider that no b•pdond Mills dr torritorial limits of the Church of whalaali W mandsla of the Christian faith, and who his sot hiss memwssioielod is a reragnind authority, ii , o= hi hi willmt dispels of ths Cimek of °adding's& naked alma and • lima at do church (Mona" ri7entwlslislowitagest that Wined et andidetes being required to stele list they wish to be errassilbm tkologtral autadeaties, mile; emirs Etetesirs Aeglieweeeseist,' it sheeldle selle for them to Mate that tbsy seu pop.' de sand,"' and died sm alteration to s libeller egad should be seas homage strewte lasi the filewpteaseetary Statute, pawl at Or Nam Mae MS the ether before-throti.ned. The weeemird ham already her Aimed by twenty or thirty I=izen , gat whom are :—The Earl id Shoftesbury, the ltev. Lord Wriottesley Atwell, M.A., seder et Quake ; Lord Charke Rumen, the 1100. Arthur Ninnabd, Sir Culling B. Eardley, Bart., the Bishop of Ripon, the Rev. W. Walden Champurf s, M.A., Rector of Whitechapel and Canon of St. Peas ; Rev. John HoppMs, LL D.. Professor tinivemity of London ; V ice -Adiniral Sir Henry Hope, Rev. C. W. Bingham, MA., Rector .4 Mel oombe Derby, late Fellow of New College ; Venerable Henry Lew, M.A., Archdeacon of Wells; Rev. Hugh Stowell, M.A., Honorary Canon of Chester; ltev. John Hatehard, MA., Vicar of St. Andrew's, Plyinnuth ; Rev. Gabriel Yelpy, M.A., Rector of Blieklealiory ; and the Rev. Charles Townsend, MA., Rector of Thorpe, late Fellow of Megdakei College. PROPOSED TESTIMONIAL TO THE NEW BISHOP or DI ONAM.—An influential meeting et the clergy and til r of the diem,. of Ripon was held at Leeds yeetcrday, the presidency of the Earl of Harewood, the Lord- Lieutenant of the West Riding, to reminder the propriety of eatablishing • fond to aid of poor livinga throughout the diocese of Ithaca, to be called "The Bishop Longley Endowment Fund." This mode of expressing the respect of the clergy and laity of the diocese to their bishop has been decided upon beesume it is known that, for some time prior to his trmisla lien Bishop Lingle, was contemplating the establish ment of a fund fur ouch a purpoie. It appears that there am 253 benefices in the diocese, the endowment, of which are below 1501., and it is proposed to raise, during the next two rare, a rasa of not less than 10,0001., fir the permute of morealing sock endowments, and of aiding clergymen in obtaining the grants to be made by the &clads/Ai/al Com mimic/nem under the new regulations for the distribution of the fonds at their disposal. The meeting was addrewed by the chairman, the Rev. Dr. Hook, Mr. John Gott, Colonel Tempest, the Her. W. Sinclair, the Rev. Mr. Martineau, Archdeacon Hodgson, and others and a series of resolutions were passed in accordance with the object of the me. Ling. THE CHURCH-RATE farESTION.—A committee of laymen, imisiming of Rir J. Pskington, M.P., the hiammis of Blandfonl, M.l'., Lord John Menner., M.P., Sir Staff od Northoote, M.P., Mr. J. Napier. M.l'., Mr. Adderley, M.P., Lord Robert Cecil, M.P., Sir Reich Bridges, Bart., Mr. Smith Child, M.P., Mr. J. E. Coleuheim, Mr. II A. Hamil ton, 10. P., Mr. Henry Hoare (banker), Me N. Kendall, M.P., Mr. R. D. Seeley, Mr. Spooner, M.P., and other., bee been formed, inconsequence of an announcement recently made by the Attorney-General that the church-rate riumition would form one of the first TOOMIII4I for diocese/on end settlement in the ensuing session. In an address they have issued, they may —" This will render it necernary for every exertion to be made to prevent parliament Isglida t* on the eubject without full knowledge of the crimsons and inches of the people. The committee trust that church men will enable them to act with rigour mud efficacy in residing any proposal to despoil the &web of one of her most ancient sources of income.' FEMALE MEFORILATORY.—A meeting of gentlemen connected with the county _of Devon, among whom were Sir S. Northcote, M.P., the Hon. W. W. Addington, Mr. T. D. Acland, Sir J. Duckworth, M.P., and Mr. Commissioner Here, wee held at the Castle of Exeter, on Tuesday, Mr. John Mifant la the chafe, when it was stated that upwards of 2,8001. had been received towards the erection of • female reformatory and refuge for Devonshime which it wee rewired should be erected in • field in St. /Admit!' s, Exeter. About Mt more is required in ceder to comeiste the benevolent end when this sum is obtained, which it is expecte d Vtivery soots, the work will be immediately commenced, and there will than be two reformatory inetitutiona for the reclanation alma. end kmale offenders for the county of Divas. REDUCTION OF THE INCOME TAX. The Property and Income Tax Association held its first central meeting yesterday evening at Exeter-hall. The chair wan taken by Mr. Alderman Wntr and there were also on the platform Meows. Thomas Cham bers, M P., A. Pollen, M.P., Mojor Heed, M.P., the Mayor of Oxford, and gentlemen deputed front Ipswich, Birmingham, HuddersAeld, and several others of the large towns. The body of the hall was quite full. . _ Lame were roof 6y the secretary from Re De Lacy Emma, Mr. 9ehsireid, M.P. Mr. Mums, and Mr. Millais, M.P.,gger non-attendance but fully coneurring in the et meeting. Letters 'had also been received from Derhy, Devonport, Exeter, Hull, l and Limleit, giving in the adherence of them tunne= BEwere present from Birmingham, r illewleb, Huddersfield, Hull, Bentsle De y P ,Vi Mejer Rasa, M.P., moved the following resoltitlon "Thal, In W opinion of this meeting, the additions made to the preporty and income tax for war purpose ought to cease from the lith Apnl next, and consequently that the ode of end perthemen Imposing these additions should immediately econatisselly Mr. T. OnAmmem ni re, seconded the resolution, and aeYMet • vaile.amenlag conviction was gaining on the eameay that a peak isamdes was about to be done, and the agent ate someliant um to consolidate that sentiment, sad bring it to beer an parlement and the government. Mr. gnaw (ccoolshie of IlLeibierstivld) supported the reso lution in the name of the people of that town. The people et IhrldwalleM, he said, we 011 P to this double tax, and they Mt that if, tahng advethigsofa few daye, more or theChemeller of the geobegete maintained it for ano ther yier,be mould be goaty of • thipme act of Injustice. The essaithca was Milani canted naanimoualy. Mr. A. PeraArr, WP., moved the following resolution: .Thst the pram* wawa ribs ying the income tax by tax `gym rant andpmenions Meows alike, is manifestly 0.4 and hodielo a end systematic evasion ; that the shape& mil YI made of ammsment is revue s's* asieheinp of Begifehnien, and bas only rem sub mitted to from time to time under the impression that the tax vas Rasa limporary purpose ; and that tbie meeting hoebr =hear time every legitimate moan to obtain • more adjustment of the tax and ea Improvement in the Needs dsemmaist, or • tend emelt alit wan trades and pmilenlees." Be sidle believed that the best way would be to mho and work of it, and if an intima tion an le omission a the wee ninepowe were not convoyed in the cliesinte speech, for some independent member to move as nominent to the address, declaring the imperious neeer dew of knock* it off. fine other member did it, he trusted to le able to muster mtheient courage to doit himself. (Loud dl r. :ll: d er his part , he would prefer a total repeal of this tax. cheers.) Me resolution mid," on trades and ." and, with their permission, he would move the resolution, 'leaving out these words. (No, no; dissent.) Very well, be would mom it in the written words. Mr. T. A. Arrwooo (Birmingham) seconded the resolution. The Mayor of Oxman supported the resolution. He should not, t z e add, delths them at any length, as his only object in ' was to he the meeting know that the whole Ti 'P anel A ail th. bod im be ir r i. held i'l' m Oxf • old last week, over white beid a ed. Oa the question of the war nine- Minot wire ell unmdmous, but there was some go greater expediency of direct or Indirect termaism. hat been maid about the farmers. It was ell trim, bet dld y expect the farmers to complain Plt was with the diegy,wheee revenues were immensely rand by a penalise ,ed they had of settling the corn " 7 7r: BRACON, aid mach intervenes% sad laughter, geupseed what he teemed a " titled poll-tax on each of the ' sad gaited a book be had just received from New Zeslesd in supped of its motion. A Mr. NYMAIII propeeed as an amendment to leave out all pillow who hicanis ad not amount to 150/. a year, and sellempting to speak in suort of it a good deal .i luEz mil Interruption took place, -- but ultimately the was negatived and the original resolution carried unani assay. Colonel WDonoat.t. moved the third resolution, "That tale et recognine .a Littreat u sa r t h islet i o , n , the un e t 7 y otgnefx.- pseeia - mar the of BO association, and desire to :ender their rial to those gentlemen who com plement on this occasion: " Having eir beck timbrifriaistess a pamphlet on this subject, he bad ventured hem home for the first time in two rime, in order to give lie OFIIIIn support to this greet movement. Its sue ezZosnimit wholly on the people of this country, and he the deputations he saw around them would impress that fret on their friends when they returned home. Mr. NICOLAY seconded the resolution, taking occasion warmly to thank the country deputations for the promptitude with which they had come forward to support this move ment. They had had meetings in their various diet ride, and thus had bees even beyond the metropolis, for be it remem bered that the City of London bad not us yet pronounced se a cu to body. But Marylebone would meet next week, and to that roes ting they had summoned their member, who woo duo a 'nimbler of the crown. if he did not give in him adhesion to the wishes of his conetituents, he (Mr. Nicolay) ' would oppose him by every means in his power. Let other constituencies that were represented by ministers of the mown set like Marylebone, and their object would soon be accomplished. Mr. NOORRIL Q.C., wished, before the resolution was put, to ask a question. He wished to know whether the privilege mailiftg woe to be confined to the members of the coin sel? (Great uproar, confusion, and two or three persons jungoil upon the platform.) nll CHAIRMAN wee of opinion thnt it would not further the objects of the meeting if thetio gentlemen were to et ore. Was it the wish of the meeting to hear any of thee. gmehmen P (" No, no," " Yee, yes, " Hole and turner;" and a gamed rush of permits to bend their cards to the ) The meeting finally refused to hear any of the interims. _ . . 13 — . Patera:non, from Birmingham. rear to support the seseletion, end ably resumed the various arguments apart the Imam tax in its present form. lle complained tz.a.. . 1 03 1_ , de. hrtecul mode of collection pr of in awl mode in which the priprietors of small Loses wow suound, to the extent, he mid, in fact, of M. hi Oa pound. Mr. ()OWING, from Ipswich, subsequently addressed the meeting, as did also Mlt. VICKERS, from Southwark, after which, Mayor Been propelled • rote of thanks to the chairman,. at the some time imargemelms thnt the Chancellor of the Ex chequer hod axed Friday next foe remising& deputation. thanks were mewl by acclamation, and, having born duly acknowledged, the proceedings terminated. Itesolutiona relative to the income-tax, adopted at • late meeting at Weymouth, having been scot to the borough members, Colonel Freostun replica that they shall receive his "best consideration," and Mr. G. M. Butt, that he think. the increased income-tax ought not to be continued beyond the dth of April next, and that he trust, the tax altogether will he nude to cease at the time contemplated by Mr. Glad stone. . . NORWICH, WEDNESDaT.—A special meeting of the Norwich Town Council was held yesterday, and Mr. Taylor, on the part of n committee appointed to consider the question of the income tax, moved the adoption of a petition to the House of 0.111111/011P, representing that, the war having terminated, the country wait fairly entitlod, by the act im posing the increased tax, to require that the increase should terminate on the sth of April next ; and expressing the firm belief of the council that the comtitneneic" of the kingdom would insist, through their representatives, upon the pledge which the government had given being honourably carried out. Should parliament hereafter deride to continue a re duced income and property tax as part of the taxation of the country the the tax. The uty Mayor (Mr. Johnson) s the petitioners urs parliament to revise the system of levyinge conded the motion for the option of the petition, in which Sir S. Rignold, M.P. for the city, said he cordially concurred. The hon. member said it had been intimated that there would be a want of sympathy manifested between the operative claws and the possessors of income. of 1501. a year end small traders ; but he did not think that would be the ease, and when the taxation of the country came under the notice of parliament he should do all in his power to give effect to the views expressed in the petition. Several councillors stated their opinions, and Mr. Tillett remarked that the mon strous anomaly of Cuing, to an equal amount, incomes derived from realised property, and Manor* from prerarions enures", tended to bring into contempt the whole principle of direct taxation, which was obviously just out nght. The feeling of the council was very doridedlv in favour of the peti tion, which was adopted and placed In the bands of the City meanie fur presentation. ineh THE NIASCUEsTER SCOEME OF ElWCATlON.—Yea terday Sir John Pakingtml attended a meeting. M Mre ter, of the Manchester General Committee on Education, to go over the !wade of a bill to be introduced into parliament, on the basis of a compromise 'Mend into between the sup porters o f the Manchester and Salford eohrmc and the National Public School Association. the particulars of which were published some months ago. Tien• seem prenent at tho meeting Mr. Thomas Barley, Mr. William Entwisk, Sir John Potter, Mr. Daniel Maude, Mr. Roos. the Rev. Canon Clifton, the Rev. Canon Airtime, Rev. W. M•Kerrow, Rev, Dr. Davidson, Rev. Mr. Oaskell, Mr. Shipman, and Mr. T. P. Beating. The heads, or printed instrurtitme on which to found • bill, were read over, and after sores discussion a resolution was passed ordering the bill to he drafted, and requesting that it might be introduced into the House of Commons under the charge of Sir John Pakiaston and Mr. Cobden. It was ale. suggested that n public reeding shock! be held in Manchester on the subject, to the course of the newt fortnight or three weeks. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE BRILLINO DAY. WZDNUDAY, Jut. 21. Admissions on payment, at; ditto, by moon tickets, 247 ; total, 928.