The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-10 00:00:00

ti/ i e.it-> de • ea , t • . ; W:i.l'APl3l .......... e L " - ":"./ -•- , r 7 .----. . ~Li •. . . I: ...:,:.,...1 ia it.(leaf_o7., ii :•••:..., •I A '• ... .3. __ romb • -,---..--- t. le . . • le .-(E.T43 rt 5. °3sa adX3 /4 'le:. fert-..---0 No. 8,218.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1856. (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. TER RECENT ESCAPE FROM THE HOUSE OF BURGLARY, OUTRAGE, AND ROBBERY OF IIKI ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 1 • r ti•K ET RI 111.—Ifor PORT PHILLIP Dirert Om • • ..1 Mr ratio ramp& arad .111 hare hurocelkate dirgourbh Lterul 1 1in0.% twat *hip BANKSIPI:. A 1. 13 ream reigistor . n .. .I.OEIII lot Nth roounzurier Wort to I C s Loudon Deets. sor ha. sfull twwiv, with Irsh rats secoromoilaUou for ,orai.vr. —Fr fwt6l lon emirs. •09117 I. DSVITT mid No.'s. 4 Milker strao• prim and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE , P ICK ET SIII PR.—Tor GEELONG DOM (clothier( goods •0. ohoaf. • I.4ettor tierlr. Am at courtorable grim of bar 6 , 4 „,=k sod • ill Ire. Immediate 11, the well knows to* Wilt Alp AGINCOURT. AI Melones( to Herr D. zt r eouo. re gleter 313 tons; EDWARD JOHN PABIILT .If ; lying lo tta Ire ludta Dock. TU. fir Alp boo •MI ig k e. •Ir Sot row weromodmiou for pirragare. Hew of brilet r parr reply to r UDR AHD LiLLLA IL. with ro D. DI'N lIAR and BONS, Pre arr. itraebasta; at PVIW:d MOORK. 9. lillrerriert. 1 TIRVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE J., of PACKET PIIIPP—Fce LAIINCIATON DtreD nob/ IsiJer.las Illai4l Al. a Ile leesellelegeelegaLeed mai M riempeDiel theyleeLlki Drink& beet AIIABAKTII. AI. newer rt tor. Y. T. TOL The We . ; Leedom Data bao escellamt O Per WM. a DADA at prep spot le sew. r. TrIt u TrIAZIA, 15c ;et le DEVI awl 110011110,111111epsine• MARSHALL sod MUDGE'S LINK et ♦II I TRA LABIA) leg 11131 swil4l.—Thr toriproas airdam awed for ISt lies bow west wparlar issansialiessa tor geon raver _ is WENS wry dslestie war- aim aZtri.. 8:74. non,. LI! UtO =woe p, = oliime we ars 0. d7 sod flrsbat ti== dial le of the W MEM 11. losarmshalmt. GUAM M AIKERICA.—IIie LIVERPOOL and 4 ,4 IP COMPANY Wands. t.7' Ins (brew Illemajps tram ' rill • . ka„„, A .1* : c ING*O 1 Walossam Doe.. M. Cgi MUM* 1111kJam.. letlmmic=lllmAintharbmi.Z. = i 1i trr.4 8 11•1 467; Vol :kw tett s ultrjau l ra t il Pam g . IN WS7r..att ""4" TeireatouiribiMi ll m ir and liaracola EsPies Com Pear. Y. !HALL PARCELS for AUSTRALIA.—AostraH 7 .1., Zt . u.i.11ary itcara c z ,-„,,,„„ t . ) , = . 101 , 4 N 'cu....win ,Wm sal hen Cor lamp 144 of Peembur WWI' alt IL =Aida le mil boil* Mena la A via ded We a orel 4rtnd bi tb , ComPlair• ...V: D 5Cr, AZ vtt..., the MAIO a k M . mad I n el ' artAr i ct of the h tmponyi,lar FTRAM to INVERNESS mad MORAY FRITH •hrrt-t, ca SATURDAY . . Drambat 111.—Tho.pisaild Mame Melon. D. B. llCERL,Commallor iv= lam the &kali art snip Sesualrlarl. Lover r.m am PATURDAT XVIII. G..= .le ..... h i. d ai g Iti....lariaa.cre prrK 18.11 .8•1 ma rg e il Or Mali aid ramileil at In. Ifai l ig in parrige JAM= HAZY. Tad Ca. In. ; at le .t. 31111101110011; apa. linwaaa 'AMA NDIIII MIN.* Idgmtres4 nue Tr i CE DAINr i gtheM p AILPACILBIIS, ► F___ _' l94. .=r4r.S= a ggtw asil / 4 ...a4 -,..,.; , . 7.. : E,.................... ............. ~.,.,., si 1.. m.. _ . 41 us. isa US 'AL Niels me ri us metier 111Zr e g i t An ar LZ.st b• L EMMA COLOGNE. ea THE RHINE, by t Regal NMI LauDi.—A TOTAL NAIL 'MAME& lune, L for D town livotaglali ILL p.m., sal E l l: try DOTED wary lessr u llearEsel M LSD pas. oe kb at hos Dem av 4 6.W.A ite itittraitseirsb.TaTZtz=4. • Ow d taw la is of Amain Sm. 0115.160. i t TZl . :=lle sli errom. " = g r i a l lCZCs. TRAUB? ARRANOIRINSTEL lICOIV sin IMI ablevel 11=e I. VICTORIA DOCKS owl a lfellto no ar betwel:the Deals offill the anew' rear Geode Ye *Rim fial. Ablib re deported et Ur Doeb.boome. , ... 1 . 1.7 a. gm b. ..do Y. z . :...i rra. t..... 1., t1 a Dr b s i * A Su r'l 11 13 :1614kis. a{ So Dells. ell I s • wild le RA bbe Vlteens Dods. AMR WV oemillemlir OM of she ober dodo oi the Pert of LIF.. wades es ere VeNCI et llosmomme t. es m a et Nee mho Waki eillk et TM lbeere dew W I Z bo Ile abaft ell be sew malt sa4 se le Ye. Ogee emewoW be m. Pees Mee his, or Illoollird drere nerenee ram v. ...-. is mellebtlbe elleelles ead Rams of Ms re =Mon s. lie eV& el pens of the me to /or L l ieht I = s se p aie t Le m it u rielt d 7F to ' is er: Wee ani sovelM. IA Re wiresm, aim te toosda bo — i - BUI pleb el Se We= le tbo RIO dd.. ihriffilt bin= me be obbleul al les Delk-bme. IA lee& lee. or el Ile O. CAM& Rower .._ VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCILS.—Thse• Decks ear ITT very alleOle sod kr WINES = rll2pars ... 7.4 4 Vgr= iraiWpw ant lan I= dor a r. O. eseipeada. CAPPlift. Marassit. :finals (UMW Nabors. 11, Ilarl-lasiw EEMT WESTERN RAILWAY.-FURTHER lILDVICTIOII of Ulla BIM It = ILADING sad LON . —Tbe t...bl i ti: = lllo.llll VONfrig ~,,,,,,,„„o r LIS a.m. 11.3*.m... led 333 to.. ao4 mot 11 as. ..a,..a, awl &IS 41a. t r 1. us quellayo. beim al =am. lel T gua.rd tram 114 at V me man an sow: or th•diail• Jamey— dumb. ; foxed as. la. AL s tbo Noble J is Yr sum or Ur Wombs dir ...w . Tim tklio W u TM le ed between loo dlag sad Loudon cab. toe.l h 2l, es X0..16,1111. IJICTOKIA (LONDON) DOCKS. TO SMIPPSY. a.. ~nest Woe an we leedwa sewer& Is tee TI kola reera. Climb% Os aeyi 1::: I. ans. . .... ...... . Ma =*. ask rid Os. 207 AL TICTOILIA.. 401 tee ... Pod Os. ~. n ......... ... . . a z ax z i. itie;• i . J. Midas lad Trade O. OUJDA. .._, ... . . ... NT IJIDONITASLat .... or Ilekeense Soma rod Ca VLSI IDI Jibes Milks see Oa Tama._ , a . , ... SOS Le hedge, R. CATII7JUDD... lei Sidle se e tses . J. Dow& C. O. Nee .. . V.. LI3 DIU T ..... Me { deka Ceske, 1. ^i..7 0 ,1 14117 Itelesaa Mabeebe BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Empowered by aped& AM or Ihrliariat. 4 bet.. eop. BRITANNIA CtO*L LIVE AM/OCIATION. Lmvowered Al bar "kW, Zonal Liters AIM MoPioamal. Premeowireet. Beak. Landow aol. ALL /MIDIS. Bladlisiti !mt. Clll6llllll. Nosaaauier of Polle* • hvanni. mfmrard• of MOW. Income In m Premiums leiclutive of Wend oil lambi floodio of lout, of hvt Lau, of Premium minced to the Sowed pohilbie mak eceapailbie 111, h 11 nonii, and coml.** In ouch variety of mare rie tonna she ch, enartionne. awl cue% caOrroon everrer Ad w fisaidD4746l, b9PECIAL NOTICE.—TEE BOOKS of the COR PnIiATI.IN of Ibi WOl'7lBEl PROVIDIINT INIRITII. N i LoAL for Ibi yew am as list lor dso larkti Maw' ore 11,Liy molted b smile Mr BMA at ik. a , *”...4.04.1.1 la Itit. sal Ss al/ sr Is= slaw bas , f Mutual Lib A•minmee ow bi MIMI br • 11 6 1 1.1.__ Mfte .. tnotituLlun il nue Polities haw bm Wink mommi el Sbn. ar, I • bed willful. ).11 bPoilla y larded fr et . OLulloll 0 . 010W017. Inn I , 11 Bawls. .R. Grael.charri.dralL MALB.-By &row sod sad Oa's NJ Items* and Tea, be ple% dime tem Senn natters 4 7.P tons tooth's; sr llerelieees ri• 7 t•earts• delivonee. oneemei. le ea, tett et t. let too. •ntb —An order+ le be 'Almond to I.L& re On. icellt Linden Renew Cool Deeeln then arr. lellegies.for Lletltiad rtlP.SPMAtt.—Protected by Royal Litters runt nt Easland mg mama IT Onus'. at as Mosie 40har omen is Pam. ail the (modal Co6lo a Msollelm. V 222 d0 Z.d.d "r• 3 0 I. is • otsmorly lot 040110011.110101121110100 20d " , 02 oaten. Ttlommolgotiodele as altio la ria 4120, organ era it. tool swine= a *-t Erchentere 1 mom cam*. tom to mason se Matt et II soft Donlan al o=lSi. 2.3•111" Mot lAmtlarmool ratty be Amin ease i ger m Le After. its Ilagtolo waist trams ottltTom. to dm tri4et Ile mal•AsCo oil Mr lesmot mmom...y.rolol74:4lliLat tad et tomEott. out ow No 1111 Me WM mommo:7li=.. „..„.... ..... ...„... In tz ......,....... Upon. , Molded Ye .... ... Itt Um. Om be.V i bl mommitmoll NEI I. Looks of sad Gaits. 140. Imodottait. ez .1, 41 1=1; , ;:i1 . ; i ne . 0245 ... 1,. 12;6ilii.l...„„Iiritz DR. MAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 4. Oorootry.Oroot. Leresosawroorrb—Opm. for Illberma W. from too ton.—Contatolog medal' mil ma wary NM of tire Imo MY* las moot ens, Le. MX - TURKS tiro.lber. Ni. by Dr. 81XTON. sad seer min LIMN@ to rofir la mum do. bray by Dr. ICAHN. as ~wool *A PAL — Arimblite. CoWorooo. otorlaraing Lorton' so elkorod lc Dr. Labs. georio. L011012(08 for OENTLEMEN.—For to. per week, grairsa imay bar emerge weltered.. BED. ROOM. the reef a large reeding nem eltb the deity and wean astnpapers, aiirrom, emir. boot realm. he, at L. Demers.. earegasse. No erne Oen 5. pet weir TIPtICNNRTTES MODEL WATCH. 66, thwart 1...) —At bra orarrhafory. a rap mar variety al Oa armor lath an up reit loyermararair; la WM, tram 5 plasm; la rrialr taxa 13 alarm Tar trat °earn matebas 30 per mt. Ism INCOMIL—Duriog th• last thirty years hundreds et posse rye derelict heee prole by Ile We ellle SLAT DIA TL °ANN/1171 Slag. whit\ we paid la hel i,iii ::: metes allliela bale see omen le tee poun. a& OM he all 11101111111.4119. Lib ned envy en rosy to bed ea eller pewee* eas . leieer. to the (keepeue 11 ardwar" is 11. One& IL Ileksee REY HAIR RESTORED to its ORIGINAL coLora.—Nomallii_mid Mamalien Mita by li. K. rum IL' MI PATWIT MAGNETIC Owl OALVAII IC) MIN, HAM min,ABllBlll7llllllo. T aw an reads rinii. otv'll - r ; = ac ievE23. 4...4 from P t " 111* illir • e Z li? r C." L - • ani • • ^" j '^ . i t ..- 11:11,41606 ..Rao, ; , Dahlia. lead ar amnia ara al rapala route OASES . — At Mr. MECHII3 sumntirre. e tie f rlmalt. le. ♦ Leab.4l64tmesk LM sad MOP git im I : a rm kLnemp_o_ Inin S e Measol I"el t hmeL - wale efts. sad • misty al Midis. " Tal TRW OW.COATB AT A GUINEA, A GUINEA AND A HALE. AND TWO GUINEAS. HYAM sod LO' ..8 BSTABLIBIOIIII 4 4T, 86, oiro , Is misOn‘ol fm Rs disigom of to elelbibll. te wa 8 , ......beelMlo *la rhe 4••••••• 21 041= WI tbe Demo OosA, and Pakial• me osawalia o sad orOlobli• awl on Z Wa t I *Ora* seoloule pd.: TIOUNUUI 11ADI TO 111949U109 AT 199. 941., RITZ WAIST. COATS TO MATOM AT 9a 6d. tIYAM sod CO., 88, OXFORAITREET, sa rgriTtemen sad Tim. UM :ra IN oat ea ea loorevall II Aiwa ma inerilm t i t . lola Main or are wok la ZEN ISUPERBBDED.—Markiag Lissa Livia lb, Per? ELZ(7110 1 6111LVILII PIATr Pre.= ' SALT and Co.'s EAST INDIA PALE and Burros LIM iiawBBr—BUITOA-01141I8T. VO STOII2I : DON .. ........ ...... ..... Ihmarierd WINK LI V N ISPOOL 52. Misayalarwit II A NCHESTSI2. W. Bresetreet. OH ..... LD l2. Blamismutift.......... BILIBTQL .........-- Bulk 1•11. bakbelstlesel. D DIN BURGII... .. ........ Pertbagetoon Wereboste. GLA800W....... ~....... 'Geier Vlecest.phes. nue Ake. le C%lbs eilliglielb sad erne* sad if lett* my be oblabeed from of rueentable llottlin. To "LOVERS of FISH" ( Fifth bows).— GINVIII YARMOUTH BLOAThiI-71Nwe Wets ow trued deflewase forwarded Mail pelt. w newept at Me mowed as =Oar ta.....M07 Paene ISIMIrg or gewaollee ceder. 08. lOU Wr* ideated Se. 4111 I d .}Paciagelaisdal. Ile. de — * es. di Pad NINA plies Mrealks. eeenty. es 4 woar elailaw.—Addrire THOMAS MTV*. ma. deb eater. Meal Tannostb. 11113 reeepastal Results of the tem half mute Iwo proved lierne isulis OM ZOWLANDIf Ma P rV a b W it ie rm i = e iguy a ss . U II i ..c,. Mai d Is 00010. l i t. ; raraV k : lrg.l lag retol l. ghe zin s urib me avows tossoweisa. tore; um c=Zamt u a holm. AU PTUIt II 6.—8, Royal Linen Ramat WHITIII MOCI-MAIN LAY= TRUMLeitered upper& medial pim= le be the red le Or Ir ms iast li ten d witrl T erfeelege " % d r i ft 's ArirfA i r d 24 . 11 4 — T1M1 = ter nor l it rr~ smug =cm. z=tB ohm • be Ma ebe Mee he Kft ee ledigr udw e Wks herr Ire fte rat te ea t . An Unillai Ade as re a aft roe herr H jua n i abi l rairtMirtratiT i eri e k. mi pt e tz a sss, l a t.D. Devoid al oil isilsisellsy. No indleisti Sus Is Do siwilliessi. As "l so i sq l l l solisals. "1"li isll a I= Insiami &wily Dist: on=Ts als CarrINSI S p =aktriabsais °vim Jams L.A. BC sal P. Veredisit. Oxford. drift WARM WATRRPROOF APRONS. OORDINGII DRIVING A PIONS ea Wplat ram Dershie tin Mar era Dal -""' W e d ia RIVIXO 01.0•11.40 0 12 s ' 4 -: the the . r. . ; .; and dumb* YO 1 sAir....° , . ' L Me AXG IX wit for ma et lee thenthe. LA U 1 RIP' OAP el. 41:" AST sirtlde orb Is otoor.—./. C. R. wet of Timie Var. Jena aaallohat. JUN sad Pam ia.. at al NO. IN T lllivz i lw HE terENC7 Paz , How to Li,. sod wfr aiseala= a = r irs _"_,,rilii,„ Ina ' grIll i rtn11111& ap N at lika tiksaaaare la th e am iiih ka i si =s powe aiktioaszf u tho s zasst i t EgZ ili fei s i CT: s lim = ilhe lIIIMIS Nadi laadt Oak sod em, =7agc.r- ..., O : k Num 01/21•7. N OdoM. ejr.g: Naos. rt. Caratill:Haar. N. Lainaaramon: sad ail beak. WolionZOlP ROAD.—A Landoll compepoodest of the (Ragan) Bruseelejoarnal Le Nerd, is awaking of the lug residues ef the late Prime Worcs. ff is London. eye, I is is got the Eighth arioteeraey alga by whoa Prince Marshal Wong riff wee regarded with gaped is this saw tfy ; his ease wee revered by all Muses of society is Hag. land begue he was •a very provideog to Ire alsenssed. If yes re tress Primrose-bill, behind the Itaget's-park, towards Bi. John's wood , that pleasant town of renege and you will come tea ensue, carp very wed of comfort able how. ..hick era iahebited by aged sad Wane poor. The neat street le celled Woressoff-road, sad I will tell yeti why. Some Ostlers the almshouse, meted for the relief of usfortunate sad aged tragepeople of the bourogli of Maryleboue eosainsity which is far more populous than the city of Brussels) had fallen into rage, and guild sot be rebuilt for went of toads. The priors, whose boa*. velours le proverbial, wan begged for ague help to remedy this state of things. He took a very lively interest in the sattor, wed thanks to his telly royal saanifigge, and to his digrissinatiag piteous.% the gam which I have seatloaed to you was beilt **Why foseissatuest, sod forms at this tine the Marylebose Almshouse. it Is to cosmoses°. rate the geseresity of the Armada of this asylum that the lehabitants of Bt. icilisOnweed, have given the nu* of Weeeesoff road to one of their streets." SCIILLIBE* RAC' BELOW BRIDGE, BETWEEN 080808 RICE AND 01101011 Wass, FOE £6o.—Tbis match, whisk has been postposed slam July, sad has ex cited smash interest Naos, sporting wee, ease off 'ester day, the dietaries being from North Woolwich to a boat sowed off Limbos's Hole. The state of the weather woo moat anhanerstile, readeriag the water more that *malty Tough. Bettis' wee pretty eves, Wade beta( weep rattier tbe (enteric*. At twenty sinew to eleven both parties pot away well together, ministate,/ so for some Pant. Wade that beau to pia the superiority, which he geedrolly imasaind, dM, en reweltiag liillwaii,owisg to the ' rooglown of So arsoller, igieseereber oak sad compelled hiss to osooondor Obi vidary to kb aogantat. BIIIPWSZCIL IN THACBANNEL AND LOSS OF Liri —A teloomobia despatch received in the Underwriters% rooms, Liverpool, yesterday, ere tbst the mew Almeri a's liner Adriatic, Capt. Coonthee, which soiled from that Fort ow the 30th sit. for New York with a lap samba of vowing end s fall roar, drove its shore is DUIVIIVON Bay is Mislay night, sad Is likely to prove a total wreck. Three proms were drowsed, but whether they belonged Ito the clew or the poisoners has sot yet been aseetteined. The Adriatic wee bait is New Yak daring the pelmet year, and winos bar first outward voyage to that port. like -as of I,ff* toss reamer, sad wit► the cargo as ►eard was -sok about 100,0001. She is chiefly 'sewed is Now York. CsnraL num Ons MUM, Dn..... Tomsk; Du. 9.—Moskokno no 111. by suss Warr, 166. TOW vbbest, THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. Seattary's Oahe, Klerrewrose Sistine, London. Extract from the minutes of the promediop of thw directors at a sooting of the board, held ow Toledo', the 2ith day of Nov., 1856. "Bead the following report from the secretary, vie.:— ." The Great Northern Railway Storstary's Mae, King's-cress Station, Loads., 26th Nov., 1866, Tweeds, Moreleg, 0,11 to the convenatios at the lard ea the 28. h October last, ra sod by the ettanam, as the subject of several diecnpeagies mated to him by me, oa baring been discovered is the books of the naktration department, whereby math larger amnia of the VlTiOli kinds of glares or racks of the smarmy appeared to be la the bands of the propagate thaa the =mat of alpha actually raised and received by the company npreeeated. I have the painful duty of now bangle, formally alder the settee of the board, that, Ia puma' the easmiastion I had boss authorised by the altairataa to institute, it was aseerlaiaed that Mr. Leopold Redpeth, the registrar, has fora eassideftble aniOnetlsed a deliberate ',steno( lama, by falsiffeatles of the maim as mode la the regales at the proper 611101111t1 of sleek from time to tins temearred, gad in ateordame with the amounts stated to the deeds of transfer sent Ia by brokers and propriston for registratioa, and after each had bees properly registered; sad farther , carrying on those frauds by mesas of many forgeries of names sad signatures of other puma Ham Me Wag dateverod, sad lialpath not cowls; to the east as usual, a warrant, seder the orders of the oksinua, wig obtained ea Tuesday evade', 11th November last., attar the board which met on that day bad awaited, for the anathemas of Itedpath, and as the sane evening it was .wandered prudent to take tau custody Cbarlu Heat, the list clerk is the registration aim, who appeared to ham been sad to be then gating seas amenpliee of Bedpath. Napa* an cap tured on Friday manias, Nov. 14 int., and tam beam tito Clerkenwell Polies Court, and remanded; and Hest hobs boss previously also reimaded at the ante coact, both wen brought up for emminetioa os Friday last, November 21, whoa seldom* was gives of several ewes of laud gad Ka gay, and they were again ramaded till neat Friday, bail laving been offend for KM and refund. " Xesers. Humphrey', the wag knowa selialters, ham boon engaged, and » vigetously carrying as the peones tion. " , The etualostioa of the boobs end demasents of the registration &preheat is is progress, bat this will be a work of post labour sad Unee.—l dam the honour to be, gentle men, year taithful, &table sensat, (Sidethd) " I. B. Mohan. To the Di:eaten of the Great Northern Seaway Company.' "Read also letter of November U, hes Mr. W. R. Clark the late registrar of the casualty, to the *Rest that kw* last red aa assoest of the large treads upend tabus . bees diseovered la the bander department if the Rued Northers Railway Compaq, he bosom le plass to the service of the Murton say esplaasties err iderustlea be may be able to give as to that department whtle he war segued is it ; end " Red repast of the 24th Number, from MINIM darks, Farquhar, sad Luca, the ocuspasy's solidus% of the steps taken to obtala sa wijadiesticia of beaknipury spies* &dusk. " The chum= stated that, ke bit sea part, he had de. tended, sad hoped the board would agree with his, that tie books of the mist:dies ease shoed be therughly sifted sad szawiaed by sompetest pude', iratiudy deal d the tionputy, sad that be proposed to sail apse the awaken to take immediate ships for sub maladies beteg eluded out by Yard pestles. n Dasonbusis sass;d, mail the seem prepaid by the abilities& was saseloebety Mil ta by the bow& _ s "At 12 (Alma Mr. Oaitlay ad Mr. Chap.... dm audi tors, wan nadvad at the board, is amardame with a latter from tie merstary,by order at dm abairsaa.requarlai them to attend. " The eliairwas sapleiaed I. them the gorses proposed to be parasol, sad stated that he sae desired by the board to insist tbs., as &adhere c 4 the snipes'', sorsa% to early out na► aa lavestliaties. "Mr. Chaps= sad Mr. Cathy raspeetirsly latiatated their 'sadism's to aid the board la eesdsetiaa tie 'amiss tios permed, or is say other siesset, eat to say want la sharps'', provided that the rreislisa se order of the board to be pissed for their guidasee did set envoy or imply that they, as audit•.., bad aesiosted their duty here- Wore by ast essaialag the resistratits books, sail shish they stated they bad aim enesired It their ditty to esamise. " Attu fortis: dietaries the maces withdraw, sad thertapos it wet • litcolaod—At Ills, the Ant oseatial of the airman slate it was dearly aseertataed sad bat ben 'WM to theta that frauds ban undoubtedly bees method to a toosidet able west Ia the dope/taw et the registrar of the shares mad stook tamprining the aphid et the searsay, that ea hantodiste tad gearshift eaandaatio• of the books and setocate of the teghtration detortmat by coutpotost patties la all toopsyle indepeadest of the employ is lapesativsly „ Teat the two waken of the essepasy, Yr. Cattley sad Mr. Chapman, skald be WWI epee, sad seseedisitly kinky eslisd epee, le take the steps seeseessy te Game meth ea easaisstkia. 0 Mad that a eopy of this resolutisa be forwarded to with the unman of the ►oard that say aid they may rw quire will be readily afforded, essompanied by a eaggislies that it ie of the mast importance that they should be yee pared with a report ea the subject, at Wad, by Ist Pa nup ■eat, which may he (communicated to the preprieterk (dived) J. L 111oWArr, Ossuary.•• Undo', Dos. 2, 1866. Bir,—We beg to seksowiedge the neap of an gannet (toe the minutes of the proceedings of the directors, at a meeting of the beard held oa the 266 of Iliesember Lest, sad to scqsaint you that, in defame to the wishes sad resohstiaa therein ocetaised, we shill immediately /,Dosed to as elimination of the records and transfers in the roes. tration department, is the manner Impeded. Permit as to okserve, with reference to that parties of the siestas which refers to the part the auditors took la the couversatioa with the bard, that Kr. Cattley simply stated " that it the proposed moieties moat to infer that the registration department hod ever ►ees 'able the sphere of the duties of the auditor, they mist deaths to sot apes the resolution of the board."—Ws have the \mouth ressaia, sir, your very obedient setwints, . . . (8igood) J. Corn.wr, ) Aaiun. Joan Ow&Az, J. R. Nowatt, Eq., &0., Guest Northam Hallway Couspasy. Landes, nee. 3,1866. Sir,—We beg to 'strode's to yeti aequalatanee the beano, Kr. W. W. Dsloitte, the gentlemen whose pious. sional aid we have galled in, for the purpose of eanytag ea the task of istestliatice entrusted to us by the beard of diteinen. Mr. Delento's tastiesoniab sad posseat intperinst appoint. mats give as ivory reason to baton that wo Gould sot have molested any one saws oompotaat by ability sad fair radon., of character to mist as la this arduous daty. We bays waned Mr. Doloitto that you will nadir lila *very assistants he may raging. —We are, sir, 7osr Tay obedient smuts, (Biped) J. CarritY, Joni CSIATILAS. J. R. Mowatt, Esq.. Boast/ay, Grist ?fortlien Rsß.sy Company. The Great Niftier* Railway Secretory's Ogee, Kieree-erees Statics, London, The. 4,1866. . _ Gestlssea.—Your letter of tie 3rd hut. to the, tato. dudes Mr. DeWitt* as the anthem entrusted with the theuleatios of the books sad dowthests of the regisintlea. sees, was bathed here yeeterday by Mr. Welts*, bat as I wee ablest, at the polioe-oSse, he left it toe us. This nonfat I had n Ingtbesed sittiag with Kr. Debsitte, sad shlntwds ialnemed bin to she monde& ease, wish fall authwrity to set as be *bought fit Is Gamin oat year isstraetlese, aseurlog him at the ease time that he should naive every erdeteses or esplesatios it was is the power of this establishment to afford. I seat a ropy of your letter of yeeterday to the ehainaas. Your letter, dated the Zed lost, is return to the Waste of the board of the 25th alt., WSB resolved this seevaisg, sad shall be laid before the dlreeten.—l am, 'madames. poor obedient humble aerosol, (Slimed) J. R. Mowarr, tkantifi. Jobs Chapinao, Bari , sad John Cattley, Eq. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORSE. -.- A @pedal meetiog of the Metropolitan Board of Work was held yesterday in the Coined Chamber. Gadd ' lull; Kr. J. THWAITILII in the chair • for the purpose of I farther ooaMdori.g the report and plea of the engineer 'we the poiate of discharge for the dulness of the metro suggested la Captain Banters letter, sad of by the First Oossuissioner of Works. Mr. CiaPKAII. moved " That the reecdelice of the board of the 22ad October last. sdoptl.g the NW' neer's plan, narked B in its report, dated 26ta Septeather, 1866, and dkveting the sane to Ite sweated to the emote. Nissen of boo Idefiety's Weeks sad Paid. Beadle" be masked." Mr. BAvAga orstredird the anodes, obearvias that if it were aot adopted, the works imitated to the board would ware to a dead lock. _ _ _ _ _ _ lr.Tvieiu;arigoetad that the motion abeeld be dewed so 84 to faded so ouch of the original mediation as Ml situd the beard to that Mu. Mr. Celateteiz, adopted tha synostioa, sad bin molt tem bails, base this altered, The CILLI/YAN this pat it to the Tote, taboo theta sp posted— For the motion B3 —. Again% It Mr. Cisme= most moved That the repent of the salaam in reaped el the eatfells at Be 'guested to Cep- Lela Bantel's report, sad approved by /Mr B. Hall, be sawed." ' Mr. Yaw seconded the males, obsentag that the cratfell at Be, as Sir Sideman Hall mid, mould wet the main masts of the act of pulimmat. Mt. WiLainsow moved ea ameadasent la the terms: " 1. Thee helm loony daddies epee say plan for the drainage of the metropolis, It is the imperative duty of the board to assertain whether by doodetieatiee the seesseity for dleesarglag sewage la its foul state into the Meatuses way not be altogether avoided. sad at the sane time the i objects of &Meets the sastropolis sad purifying the river sway we be most setwookelly sad most effectually 'agora eeked." "2. That the seglaser be hetraded to report epos the mes{ expedient node of earl*g late offset the followlag resemasedetios soutaleed la Ws report of the 26th Sept., 1866 (page 4) : Although the sewage of London meet at preset be profitably applied to agriculture 1.1 a comatersial point of slew, it easy be advantsgenisly deodorised sad reedited lionise,* at Burgin`` Creek mad Woolwich Marshes, or eves armor to Loadea, sad the Thames then purified at lest cost thus by ocestractiag sewers to • great dictum below the metropolis.'" Mr. ffaitase @seceded the tease. ZINAIIMAR put ilteqeretlea, ;thee there appeared— For the emeadatht Airiest it 23-111 An adjournment °film debate 'motion Blond, but it was septlool by dowels. vote of tie &Wow. • Mr. D'lmooss Noma so owookotot t Meths potpies of obtoloiss farther biumodis vs to tho fatestlwo M =moat &boat tworiskiag moos to any oat the works 11 9 . — trie — amoodzoost woo withdraw& - - Mr. 11;;;;;;;;;I tisTiceTobete be adjearsed for a weak, mid& was eardad. TM board adjoined at hairiest fear .Week. PEEPIONO2Ih—Tbe Rev.,. P. /WEND, M.A., to the perpetual et Market Harborwagb, meaty of Lei- Neter. Tbe Rev. Riabardem, M.A., to the per petual curse: el Relliegka, Cheshire. The Bar. Thomas Ponta. M.A., be be. instituted by the bishop to the nom r lavera. Leassatirs. The Bishop at Paw Wee. beepowebil As Is,. Jaws Herby 11E114 8.A.,' maw if St SSW, Northamotm, to the Waage 01 Eakins 411 Rada Cambridgeshire. Tim gewerm m W Casinerialte be lamented the Rev. Frederisk 14. ward M.A., of Pembroke College. Cam bridgeWillooslato, o pt fteaverhara, ChesUre to the maw .1 Ludo Wybonegh. Kelvedea, Raw: TBB BURDAY MOVEMENT AT CAMBSIDOL—Oa Monday swag lea, oae of the wet *sada( debates over known in the Univenity cuss off at the roams of the Cam bridge Union Society. The ablest for dhousios was • renatiou breaglit forward by Mr. Ben, of Trinity College, one of the standing committee, to the effect that the rooms of the meaty shoed be mthely dosed ea Sunday, awn of being open, se at promat, hoar p.m. WI 12 p.m. Te effect this change, the maserreese at throwhorths ot the lambert prows would have Mee swear, ; bat after a loag end spirited debate, Ors modes was aegatimd by a saajwity of IS7 to TS. RoLvErICY MUTUAL GUAZANTES BOOTZTY.--The ordiaary moral westing of the above society wee held yesterday at their eases, Rag William-street, Looks bridge, as drab being tab.. by Mr. Otko Mitchell, delir iums of the sompany. Mr. Coulee Stuart Camden, the tosaging director, proceeded to read the report, from labia it smeared that the bedew of the soelety grartimny sad lady iweasiag, sad that is the debt depart ment thry lad last year meowed on merge of 7s. bd. la the peon. • Igen essaidevably ahem the saiselatioes urea wash the bedew a the toasty is bend. lan= bid bon Iheir @demise ha as nests of AWL R 41., whish weld time boss totally lost to them bake thole semeadett with the away ; sad the baton shoot otter the paymeat of Wine* the sweat of 61,4218. Us. td., shown - aa evadable minas of 20.1041. 10e. M. the tad :a. esommt showed a est pint far Wyea 100. wash woo wad to 101. 16e. pow amt. dam& waded the Abeam. a diadem a beam voryft hem Si de. I. 261. la. per seat so the ato mism et len t.. gadded to paginate. TM report wm amoilmowly todegiled, sad the wean resolved Men tato au estemedamy pooonl weds', he the pawpaw of seiityleg • new deed of waegeoreat ; boa wag le rlaisemeNty ri ta s W masa this yea of the poossAleep Will amiss, tosaloated with • uoinmeas olinric d. d. Se the bead, nod to Mr. Omani, the sawageog dboolur. MYSTERIOUS DiSAPRP.A2AIIIO3 op maim 2,00% weave Or Pao ...k sight Mt Mr. Ken the timelier he an salwashe Lewin beta sus is twills way le ra meth reetehea wh travalliag hz railway hem to this oily. Mr. Kim who knows to batter to KEN patios fa Deny, 11174 that be I arrived is Calessim from &Ilea by du last taste on the maw Is wade% with him • portmseteas sod two mees, the lease etasaYly rid wham, as. Them packages be brewelit whiner lola die omnibus, welsh ear. rise peemegers beams the &Symms and the Derry ti r edid at Caleraine. He was shoat getting into dm somput meat of a mend elms serriage at Colonel.., taking the mesa, with him, whim the guard el the ulna same forward red told him he male not bring them tbs., a the 1 man be pet late the eamparteases reserved iso twit The wan Wag about to start, Mr. Ler posualled klm to Nam t h e percale. Os readriag Deny, however, to hie he dimmed that theism as Weedy deseelbed, was net . Oaly th roe w ' fear bad trivelled by the sod of these bat sae had got eat Ma gee,* sad . TM guard was at ewe aeon late ; be dean he had takes the sem lea kis kande at Saiwilw bet said be had ordered a pater team 1116 = 11 a 1 •111 1 0 4 W emir plow This ok• mar et dense. The soastabolasy sal the eisfils to the Ile Mee beta tasking every effect to rented ease, bet Maw. wow. Had bow deteloodl i a l tl till Wearewey amiss, she gaud wee IllieWed—somate to the smell et 1001. Maas bias sawed lea for his sp. pews.. whoa tolled epee. This is a very grave matte; sad will, we treat, be tkomeghly lavestigatn.—Derry Beirsdard. EIWLU BANKIIIPTII 11l FILM. the Tribunal of Cousins of the neim. es Friday last, a suit was pm fewest bosom of M. Hew** Wiest so ZVI" ssWe'4 Mr. Omens, who had Wed is bedews is and been made huskiest, but led hoes discharged as " mere. ahis." The Meese. of M. Besets, who seed Ms. Seeders epos his setae of bead, dammadeel that Jadeite's should be entered seated him by pausal sweet. The hash. reply law la Proses provides Mat a heakrspt, after Miss disabusal as esessehle," shall set he liable to my mak process silkiest him, except is the pmallar ewe whisk come mishits a 'metal law. There le, however, Le=law for the memory of debts desfrom a • sad seder that law setwithetamilag the Mak. Meg, tie prefect el, elisatias woo wade. tier behalf of Mr. Mstme,tt was observed that be had hem Vested as Fressbass Is the teekraptey pessesdiags • bit emtliteete had hesseettesdomd it wisest 111 atter emeriag kis a deed of seMilement Om be was diesberissL lie bad Sys km ssliselsits ed the vigour el Me !Wm* law, said tberebes he matt set sow to ke &rived, es a heel, et the pm meths wash that law would weed ts • issit blithest*. TWA Telbeasi et Oammeme, "tales kits emesst senile 639 of thesmemsestel *Me, welsh mealy swim tbs essepuess ghat seem seder my weal law, sad elm tales law mese* lb, Nodal law of 1934 I r k? l es =es %bet sinslsed at the sit of a a for le owsested hp perusal arrest," weergg. sun Min Ilasiligeos iambi by the THREE HUNDRED POUNDS. About half-mot one o'clock yeti/lay morning • =robbery, aeompaaiod with brutal eine, wastes at the Meer Oaks, near Sheffield, the neidenos of William Bradley, Be., brewer. At the time stated Mrs. Bradley woo aroused Pram her dustbin by being one of the pee of glom to the window of the first leading broke.. She got oat of bed, sad cm goiag to the window fouad that a cote had been seat through with such violence as to tat • bole la the erten. At that moment ski heard the vete of several tea Is one of the rooms wear her husband's bodement. She ran to roue Mr. Bradley. He was la a sound seep, and Me. Bradley shook him, sad tried to woke him by eye& "William, William !" Is another bleat the bailees' door was opened with onsiderable see, aad No lan, with their fano leolumed, sad ooze of them also bade musks, sad others voila, rube Itst tho room, armed with dodgems and pistols. The =meat they entered heavy blow we aimed at dr. Bradley as ha lay in hod, ewe enteles the elbow plat of hie lilt srm. dn. Brodie then itmesed him oat of es opposite side of the bed to that whisk - Se mew were is e sad, eftsr pule him is the mow ehrothehe him to motet him. The me all the Mlle emeimed to efts el Mr. Bradley with thee billfiliewis wile wen hided wilk lead, but WS. Br raadileyy seemodol fa proeseg gem hoe moriosaly • flholesem MOW elffiliratows, fise lia ! ir e strut& her evenly me her sight bream. Bele that the se did not desist ham their attempts to Ware him, Mr. Bradley said, "My wool fellows, what do you want ? " The sewer wu, "We are onto to murder you!" This throat wee followed up 'with endued violence; and, as blow fill more apoi Mrs. Bradley, who was heroically dawdle her bushel, Mr. Bradley exclaimed, 0 Ob, bat deal murder say wifo." "pie" cried the hews; "it Ls you. We will murder you.' A furious ouslaught was age made co Mr. Bradley, Mn. Bradley sow began toter that the fellows lateaded to murder her hatband, and bar fears betraying themselves la her looks, one of them said "We will cot hart Mrs. Bradley, she is a good woman." " Won, sow, me," mid es, la • len tee, Dom't mar. der either of us. CHve me per word that you won't Injure Mr. Mr. Bradley." "We eV' eel owe of the fellows, " bat Wil will have year same. It is moue ws want." The BM bad beget to hese spa the drawers it the room, and Mr. Bradley the ewe from behind his wife, sad pre them his teems, amil said, " Here are my trousers. The kes yes will lad he the pockets. Don't brisk open the dement. What mammy I have you will fled." The rob bers Now poommoisit to salock sad meth the drawers, sad la the IN leer they lead a mall bag ocataining a sum. her of old mina. Mr. Bradley required them sot to take thee met, as they wen only old coins. " Oh, but we'll eels abet that," Ind ea of the fellows, and proceeded to Nape the gene M the floor. Seen' that they Wars not of mesh eh. they MA them there, sad proceeded to teeth the ode deem The of the men tosuche tho drawer., mad ee sears geed Mr. and Mrs. Bradley, one of them =• nrearemonted at tens. Whet the men bid everythhe of value la this room, whisk Mcleod a 1001. beak arts. vegetal di. none, some gold, and also Mr. Beaky' s geld wed, se of the fellows elle out " Give Me the 'PIM Imes watchi I knew b. wears a good an." Feu of the nest the be the room, burins the me with the revolver to mho obese of Mr. sad Mrs. Bradley. The robban INN moved with three lights, one carrying a mall mile _lefty seen a dark letters, and • third aa oil ffiehme Aims% soak as is used by elem. Before leen the rue the follows sued, " Where is that wealthy lady you have is the house 1" To which Mrs. Bradley roped, "Then is soon bat my poor old mother, who is la bed." " Oh," said the sass, and left the room. The ant room they reeked was Mr.. Bradley's dress lag room, Is whisk thee was aa immune quantity of valuable. The semilitles Is which this room was left proemial • Noe of dierer and confusion sash as it is shoe bmpesothist to Matetbe. The floor was wend 0/11r with peon, Mee drossiashases, and wrier due, aid the furniture la the nom was Os sonde wreak. Bevy drawer fed be he the room had beam hose opme. Imp& MS hole me tee one issa eatemit mere elude nee. the all the res▪ t Wide Hotwithemadiag that this peke was mese, a Imp melmai of vslwallas, la trinkets and article is tiler, wea Mem Mrs. Seadiay's gold watch woo take from the druaimmiela, deg with a valuable brooch sad a pair of sed lemebe; sad - out of me of the leaven there were lake throe dean of slier teepooms, No of them marked wet .letter " W." The oleo ate from the sheen a ever tankard, marked 0 I. 0. W.," and two sear set epee At the tee ear rower vete the plai" so Ind venal had ben the nasseg, sad se maples was the Medal is whets the ships, had ben left, that it we almost impossible to see the extent of the loss which had bas saataled. While the robbers were in her dressing. rem, Mrs. Bradley brought then not to destroy or take away her deeds sad papers, sad the fellows Insolently repel "Oh, we'll see." A little chest in the dressing-room was sec resasked, batsmen( woe takes from it. Prom the Imealeat, dining, drawing, sad other rooms dower stairs, the Mews took .11 the silver articles they could find, amomatios la vale to surly 1001. Two tea caddies were *peed, aid the silver sees whet wore in the wen taloa sway. Ten was also • gold watch take from the room la whisk Mrs. Bradley slept, and while they wets neackias the drawees is the room the got away from them, sad meditated throwing hone from the wiadow is frost of the hew; but on drawing the bled said. site saw two powerful fellows kepis( seatry toted.. She wet back tad saw the robbers jet Nene the room in which her miter slept. She ran up to them, sal is a finest meter ▪ "If say of you have • moths; I pray you spare mine" The emission seemed to tooth the men, sad coo "We will spars her." They did ant lean off their work of destretico„ however, bat proceed to break cope all the ephoordt sad drawers which ware fast in the room. All the valuables they could lay their beads upon wire cos. eye away, sad the garrets sad other rooms had been earthed, sad one by sad dnwer but the one we have meaticsed had bee nosaelked, sad its coottate throws abet the teem. Attar hieing scanted *very TOM VP stake, whisk see plod then nearly two Loan sad a half, daring the whols of which tins Mr. sad Mn. Bradley were threatened with death if they made the least alarm, the reams want dolts stain, saying, "Now, we are pie, down stain, sad if you sake say alarm we shall retura sad snider you. We hams this is a goad Stop, sad we are going to get mono this` to sat sad drink, sad shall be above two hours." Mr. Bradley spited, My good fellows, dm% taks soy Use sad ye* ore wakens to whatever food you like." The sea thea want doss stain sad haired themselves to all the Sher articles they said Bad In the Mame roma, after whisk they decamped, skis( with Sun nosey ad property to the amount et about MM. Inewielesies ear; ies' shows that the satraaos bad ban s he thosurik the beat window of tas breakfast teem. BIM Adak the Mims bad smashed • pass of glees is order M walestea tio solsh to the wiadow, whist being Ems they 1101014•1 be ben a hole into too shatter about ow bib fa deamelne. Bbadieg that them was ins at the bask, they tried weadter part of the shutter, but meeting with • dram obstask, they wrenched Item open with • crow-bar or 'leas' The propels ample's* smashed the shatter, it being Reed with 'beet trots ; bat siagularly enough the mike did not disturb say of the oinipsola of the house. There were two large doge outside the premises, owe left to:lmage about, sad the other shainel to a kennel at the bask. Them dogs, especially owe of them, were amorally very cosy ; hat about the time the robbery was committed they were sot heard to bark at all, sad it 1 probable that the fellows bed fed them to keep them quiet. As soot as it was amertaleed that the can had decamped, as slam was made, sad Mr. Wm. Jacksea sad floe, surgeons, were seat for to attest to Mr. Bradley's feistier. Is a Sold, opposite Mr. Bradley's home, a saw be, of halms, two mahopay knife hoses, a broad basket, sad soma other 'Maur articles, were head, haring evidently been Mem away to accelerate their Neaps. Oa Mr. Jeakees's snivel it was discovered that the thumb and first lager of the left hand had been broken by the blow from the Widget*, sad that his other logos were seriously la. Jared. His elbow, where the Bret blow was strum, was Mead to be aerlosaly Wand, some of tbe flesh having been knocked of. Beetles the wall in the scorner in which Mr.. Bradley protected her husband being marked with blood, there are many other evidences shoat the home of the visit of them cowardly robbers, who, we an any to add, an still at lug.. Two SHITWILICIS ON THI INA OP WIGHT COAST. --Taaaorrei, ULM o WIONT, MONDAY. Yeatarday sorsa. It was neseseed Is this tows that two Preach eeheses had gas shots Swamp the pesos Sight. This tossed out to be the hat. They were both, it la usdsr. stood, ea their way treat Lisboa to sash port la Trees, sad had bees drives out of their latitude by the Soles math-met pke ; hawks is the first leases been imolai by ski Wok hp wed* penciled for several des, saa whisk had paneled Seen, hes skimp observations to esertais the Wait, ia which they were. One of the vessels woe Wes with seam and the other with linseed . The forum west erased at Atherfield, sad the latter is Chafe By. The ones were send, empties sae sea and I a [Adhey._ oettleasenta—HOLLOWAT'S PILLS emu- LAMM ilffes/Mil PRO TIM COM' PIP En., inn 1140111111 MON. AWN Deems% et hehnlety. was se Ahead whit tedlentise end • assettered elapash Esc life hal berme quite s bSea to bin. 1k sad rrey*Hmee say Idris( ; ewe brad dose mold eseedes Matsu ether sepses& kelirp. Be tried • variety of ouseiles wehsst Ike abbe( kr rellek tot • kw does et Belkusea pike hid s sea skewness kr le a kw see a pallet eel Boa essint ofere as eased Man.—NY bp el selhdri woks doeusheet the wee ; 111/weette pop e posa. isms sad Wilidlsiamb Pew TaillisrMinfbe ow; A. Childish Asps; wadi. Mak mem IMTEN TION. The visiting justices of this prison have instituted • full investigation into the circumstances attending the Li am:A a r yoeftaeoprnisenfdraiedd Dthaevissu,sopenuiTtuondf thea last, wad w e h r iek to whose charge the rimer was, which was ordered imam dletely after the escape, will Continue until the justices decide as to whether he was negligeot in the patronesses of his duty or not. It appear, that, owing to the overcrowded state of the prima, Davis was not confined in an ordinary cell, but in one of the warders' atom—a pima about the one of a cell, but conodniog • cupboard in which a variety of articles requited for the use of the warden an kept. The warder lilt this cupboard open, and the door of the roost also. Davis took • number of hassock straps out of the cupboard, looped some of then together like • chats, than buckled several torther singly, and to the end he attached the tailors " goon,' ea hos weighing 9113 e. or 101 W. The door of the wing had also ben lett open, and, ening no ens about, Dame proceeded sling the corridor, end got into the yard, where there Is • wall which ram from the wing to the outer wall, of which it is about half the height, and la sannanted with spike* some twelve inches long. Having thrown the goose over them ,pikes, he wee enabled to pull himself up to the top of the lower wall by the weight of the goose, and the most remarkable gesture is the matter is, that he must have Woad apse the mikes to throw the two over the meter wall, a position of coosiderable peril. Having succeeded in get tins the fro* over, he stopped op to the top by mensal the looped straps, and then reversing the iron he stepped down on the other side as low as he could and dropped to the ground, the weight of the iron carrying the straps back into the inside. It was at first supposed that some cue outside held the hos while Davis palled biniseU op, hat such was not the can, and trial his been made of what the goon so thrown over the wall would bold by its own men +sista. It held two heavy men lend the straps broke asunder. Tha escaped prisoner ha not been beard of, althosik the °Sara are cm the alert. JUVBRILB TRADERS ASSOCIATION, MELBOURNE. On Tawley evening last, Sept. 9 (sap the Melba:nu. Anna), the friend, of that neglected elms of oar community, the young street venders, assembled at 86, Little Collins street, to organise a Juvenile Traders' Automation. About $ hundred boys, who were news runners and fruit milers, were regaled with tea previous to bugles arrangements and the administration of moral lectures. When these Bedouins of Melbearne books into the room for the festival. their lively sallies of humour, and their unmistakable exhibition of uidepeadent spirit, utonished the nervous. amused the merry, but awakened anxious comers in re flecting and benevolent minds. That nth an element should exist in the midst of oar boasted civilisation and progress not only proved the neesseity of such an institution sa that contemplated, bat painfully evidenced, as a moral exponent, the condition of oar hetarogeseous population. The repast concluded, the Chairman, Judge Pohlman, introduced to the meeting Mr. Watt, the kind .hearted originator of the project. His Honour expressed his deep sympathy with the movement. Mr. Watt stated that his attention bad been int directed to the boys by a referent* of the mayor's to their need or Wog sent to the Reformatory Imetitutioa thea being es tablished. He (Mr. Watt) thought it was right to form an institution to keep boys from being etionnals. (Loud cheers from the toys.) Knowing that the way to get to the heart was through the stomach, the lads had been colluded in this manner. It was proposed to induce them to save their money, improve their minds, gibed them rational unaseasents, and instruct them in their religions duties. Oa Sunday the eatholle boys would be taught by their own clergymen, sad the protestant. by teachers of their own faith. Upon load and tumultuous calls for Mr. Mackinnon by Argos boys, that plotless& appeared before them. He confessed that though the leds of the Argus establishment were salkiently chirp, he believed them good boys in the main, not being guilty of any vicious sets. (This 11111011111011. seat was received with great applause, and " three cheers for Mr. Mackinnon." It was then sieved That hie Honour the Chairman, the Rev. L. Skid, the Rey. G. Ward, Dr. illagoism, and Mims. Meekinnos, Watt, and Aran the Rev. Mr. Came the Rev. Mr. Dowell, and Predsieer Wises, be a miedattes to draw up rules for On seganisalks of the , 0013 : 2;zad submit them to a paths sesedag logrearter to be Tbe prepeshisa was seeended by the boy James Swift. Professor Wilson urged the lads to emits is this effort to protect tbeemelves from themselver, and to suable them selves to Ilse la the world. Could they sot get 'Deasy sad bona gentleman ? (Loud shouts of " Yes, yes.") Ws want you to save your money. (" They gave It to D. V. Brooke.") Pet it in the Savings' Back. (" They would run away with it.") We want you educated. We do not wont you to cry " News from Ragland " when it is Rowe from California. (" That's a hist for Mr. Yeekinnor.") We want you to owns here steadily every (" We'll ell owner no Rev. L. tibial delivered a very *emelt and sifts. donate address. He told the lads that their business made them too sharp ; that money made them worse then they otherwise would be, and that they were surrounded by bad examples. He urged them to thoughtfelness and reform, and promised that their religious Wends should be pre- Tided for sad protected. Dr. Macadam had kaown throe fa similar institutions to this rise to distinction. Re developed some of the popular objects of the amociattea. Thais were to be orsasional se clusion on Saturday &harness', pomade exercises, ke. Re promised them a lecture, with many Pee experiments, ores a fertalobt. (Loud cheers.) The Rev. CI. Morrison explained the messing of the word association, and exhibited the advantages of rash a society as this. Mr. Boatel& having glanced over dm entry-book of members, had collected the following informatics :—Tbere wets among the lads 64 Catholic. and 43 Protestants. Of these, 33 were without fathers, and 9 without mothen. Not less than 19 were wholly ignorant of reading, and 24 read, but with great diffmalty. As to their birth pieces, 20 were from Ireland. 18 from England, 13 from Beotlaod, 9 from Tasmania, 7 from Bydasy, and the rest born in Victoria. Of thou present, 26 sold fruit, 3 pastry, 13 fruit and news- papers. Their weekly earnisgs averaged as follows :-1 ex ceeded 805.,10 above 40e., 32 from 30s. to 40..,28 from 20s. to 305., and the net, about agouti', below 20e. Yr. Bost wick expressed his 'standee of following Mr. Macedenes example in gidag ocessiosal Lectures. The Rev. Mr. Dowell having bzeily addressed the boys, The Chairman appealed to the lads., loth. but speaker they would ham. The you gentlemen, who were realis ing is various eau attitudes, burst into loud cells for Mr. Meeklanoa aad Father Ward, with interludes of "Harp.," " lisiboiross Punch," as., aad respectful requests that the Argue might be supplied to this henceforth at two bobs a doses. Mr. Mackinnon rose to propose a vote of thanks to this chairman. Bat Mr. Watt's motion for another half hour met with the clamorous approbation of the young men. Tbs Bev. J. Weld now addressed the muting, and re commended that principle of obedience which ha had practised in rising at their call. He expressed his confidence in the association. Hs did not know that he wu not then eddrestiog some future judge of the colony, sod Mamma the rise of Curran boa the streets u a ragged boy. The following questions were then put by the Immoralist speaker : 1 see you are preoy keen for money ; de you approve of saving it ? (" Yes.") Will you put oat your mosey at five or tee per cent. I ("No; thirty.") Will you abide by the weasels of the socciatioe ? (" Yes.") Will you improve your minds ? ("Yes.") I mean learn to read, writs, and cypher ? (•• That means 0 and Carly 2.") Will you attend the 'matures ? ("Yes.') Mr. Archer referred to the kind promise of Father Ward, to do his part to mike up say loss sustained by the non attendance of the orange boys at the theatre. (Loud cries for " Oranges.") Mr. Amber urged the lads to mental im proveuseat, aid illustrated his remarks, declaring it the constant practice of his ahureh to look after little children. He insteneed the benevolent conduct of Daddy John, an old mama of Besse, 200 peen ago. (" Dos% recollect that.") /Bebop Gould had requested the speaker to attend that meeting, sad espies his earnest desire to mid all for the rumen good. Mr. Anther concluded his remark with • promise to give occasional lectures. Mr. Elliott professed his intention to teach them singing. (Shouts for " A wag.") He would slog another time. ("No, give us a song to night.") Mr. Watt told the boys that their order was as good os could have bees expected. Upon his request that they would sit down • minute, sundry parties rolled off the tables into their seats, aid quietness prevailed. The good humour, intelligence, and tact of Mr. Watt gave him great moral influence. His entreaty that they would go out like soldiers in file, and not tumble out as • waggon of coals, received practical attention. A vete of Unlike to the skeins= was proposed by Mr. Mackinnon aid seconded by the lad Samuel Gray. This unitise and suggestive meeting concluded with three cheers for Judge Pohlman, three for Mr. Maskiimos, three for Father Sltiel, three for Father Ward, and time LA the kind-hearted Mr. Watt. JOHN SADLEIR AGAIN.—We bare received • letter from a ms cat whose word we cso place ?ammo, that the ewiodler-seortedrel, John filadlcr, te alive,—thes on the beaks of the Blemmbidgee, or somewhere else to Ass traits. We stall give oar eorreepondeat'e letter, cad offer a few oommeata on the mitt is est nest hiss—Syrissey Prssasn's Journal. 1