The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-30 00:00:00

• A' • ; T -,e " 0. • ' NEWSPAPER. , c4il::g 3 i f, l .„ik ,4,_.., , 4 Iv 4l - oilikV 4 / ssas.dx..i - ----- - • • e- aert 4 : .r --11-7-e- =-- (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. 8,339.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1857. - - WIWI. DDOLAILLIIOII OW 110311/14 Ea—OW • Dom Ws bine Nand kw 601.1 pima. son el T e lt* istuort I . l==b; MeV= OM smwed. Oth lohnoborfis Villa •• Ws odelidei • 7OON. *Mow Ows PM L . Tor Ni Toolor tn l iswilwe el tioo l T s ea rye E. 8" 211.• kimo A a l ai k ri erso . wog *. rar "" 7. 4 AM.: ro= Cariltruplre•nr i sm= et Or Cpl ll= Wr0P01••.............1=e2t • to Or WoWs &rilkia Billittersak illedhOwsWii. MORTICULTURAL SOCIETY of LONDON. lILNUVAOTURNAIV DIVISION. APPLICATIONS fn. SPACI as be RSCEIVID APIS& 11. Isomer Ila!Atka sbosid ap tromisigir la Nr. MN WNW N.N. NortleMOnesl Owls. Tuslirir.a. W. AIXOTATID IMMO OF TIM WOLIN! 1.011111 Icon. Rohm.. la O. SCIENT POEMS, BALLAbS, and SONOS O. PLASANTZT. Istralealke awl Melo by ORAVOIII. 11114=1614.11.11, *STMT. Tiro valor fa t COMPIM. Time yawn. Ts. MOTU& Time wino fa la THOMSON. I** obio; SC JOHINSOII. Es.. O. N. 011143Maa4 ItaILIMOL 0.. 'Mom O. N. ITHARYPIARS. olio& b. OLDHAM. bus mines V * ALLES. olost. M. TWIT. Ose oisos. la O. /OMIT sad MINOR Nom. Or ohne. IL IL SONGS TINY& Or yelom. LN. EARLY MA Or yams. O. O. Labe s Pmfam red Sr. Oat Slmsd. tpC nb HORSE LINE of AUSTRALIAN tA aCi le a ftra 2 ZES_L mizra tab. =wiling% tplirir ... rei g astargisan irlisrier=lt i lem===...isitmom ul." wog WIN to *eV =mood s prow. m.anla as Jegarms-=rlST=Ttrjra 4u sTKALIA.—BLACK BALL LINE, British R. WILLERT BEALE begs to announce that WI AmMOLL lblleral MI Paellas. alloy Pm Umpire nyi Mb el @my mail Issmeemmary AIM im4 my•Lygs , 10l IMAM IMIIPI.Iniat bib Mt. W. EL APIIni,, Asemr. OMILILL I. ILIA g s ni r=x esi at ' be ral l ettire b it lIIM. ......--------- MAM mar Ifs mil spmillems et mlidb Vito I i L a g i u mee nre . fir e.... 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Ilisimerelook 1011•01040 by Um ems.. Two after MM. 'M ~.. 1.. .... It i ,= ° "4,,,,,,. 11s. sob. Parr IlyMbaall Co.'A. 11.1 lilipilidal @Mt ti& J. "...MAMON,' lIIIImob. IA 04i1 IMMAII•01; awl all no yib l ilial OR VALPARAISO Direct.—Shi . pen are re- """"" """"u" motooMao, VISEP - MOM Lit Orlif . TOMO% -- --- . ,,,7 7 simme.. -1, oVi b erliaMior G ENERAL TOM THUMB'S FAREWELL to NEW TORE Direet, and the %r ., xgrit -It wouts s utate. ...... lam .., PHILAD I. MIA W..- 4b I .° k/A e h. I ~.u "664l".""s uisA2 r 11 =4 riororan2eVil morose our viers. Ter I. it = ~... . II ii Eiggp lramedat..y.s r. U t . 11 7 66.6,p uipr1a Aril . aiiiiieemd. N atm iiel tirhardeme Ils n 0... 'TI i , I ~/.......... I. ii. Mr IA lb milllmes dmilAt .-Aishmiss. IL IL Pro•IP•al /MAP ,a R. RAHN'S MUSEUM 4, Coventry-street, irt. Tat .. tindleddelab Of !Tomb ....... • . - PPOORAM4-11102U1311 by D. al M . " .... po LLI C =L:: 111 .::::11 1.,,,,t; - 4 .1' im. . . . b. 13.9. 8" InWeli" draw - d "TA= rga t. T.rtitatin h .l rllrTorerrb=l.l . mid; ` w Zribr.., :A ... Ilmossa lane Clinsamr. U. RUN wimew arirai 5 i : „... ." i r 0 Nat 40 CHRISTIANBAND sad emar ?a t....... IL , ROM of ZOlll3lll WWI APPOTATIID $041105 OP SRI =OMR POlllll • L • . ' IL I =no Vag A ltairM i bistro Rohm.. IL Al. . ..1L...A- owe Amu* r= i T. ....1 4 1 . ••04 A: CIE:STT POEMS, BALLAI)S, and BONGS 9.M ai OOM PLUMMY. WM Utodealke mg lota " = "ll 7Zaaalk: ttly : a fa . Isla W -., • .so T ma on., I. PM any. ...Jun"' Plk.E."" kV... to OOTHRNHURO.—The NORTH et jp(MOPS 1,11•11 MATMUTIOX COMPA'S ital.* AS o : 11143.4mMito i ;oricir ; a, NY • m „ . .. .. 2.r. 6, Ms ie . limo moth Sore askal arms =4%1 Ntill g1ig,..... u... ONDON and NANTES LINE ot STEAMERS owl Olarjriiir v lorsAtit:V= A ft rilineidal kr Seel...."Witth ma= et omo ionlb. hi ttrono="l6=. Os. rii_Amodor di nAriert mars. SOWN owl II haus. or M. smasSIIIIII..... VIOTORIA (L ONDON) DOCKS. I UI !le low tsg shisn on ow ra y growls Is Ms /Weds Doh MA: ,!---- I Tom Soalsodos. IMMO. i k u:: 70 %MU: . .. 1. ti 5 ...... 1 . CO. D ... , l u ll tr 0 . 17.. ::::'' ' • . ii . a. aior. IN ****** .I.llsokel Z . Co. VMS .... . MS MolloOmo ....... Sam • sal Oa inat.... . ***** HD &Moos 11 /081•41• "" shoe Liu.... es I in at 1... mamas. osa4os sow .r * 2 0. 81 014 'MAIMS 11111•119111141 es• loat%the aa am botems *a re Or otoudaka mg be GNAWS spa oselloilos Al Ms Ist. *S. looKos. C. P'S. Mown. N ORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE NOCIITT Isom ••1 ao•nr ni anuTra 1433 X ci DEPOSIT, 3. Pall-mall PAM, Land= MMIL IT see owimsleil Y =Elio ami taw riangarall. "'TOM AN BANK.—I HEREBY OWE I i n elltolPTlgredie l rat i lV " MN' t o. u .. 4 l , lMt i llM worm Opp le ems this art I. 'ammo T"%la‘ban t ut ITCH. NMI% Ara 11 PI 4 A OLD ESTATE fa. SA to I par • yam Arlo la a c reLig N gal VIIII ii ierelle. ".."1" pow 711:1: 0 0 .E •mral. irar poposi • _ U posA me, Maw mip mils ea relpg• usu.. •••• 0.1.161110,4 I.2PEN BUPERBEDED.-14 . COWS. %Va. oft die WU? iroursoignoma =t siVe sentikm. lan—.llli r d CZ. u 11. Polastas. i nch CRWIPPEW MALVERN.'' SELTZERz..- WATER War i . / .. Err i orsolic tr.•.= LARRIS'S SPECTACLES, the cheapest sad We. of wen bows onollotwo Om 'mottos the atbe aim • prlto two* oeX e mo twill 0 pie sell. Imo Is --11.rito SOW OW *wbOome Yoe Ayes two 110 Aug 010 /.O•A 110 I. WARM. kowtow sod team l'%. 11%,=1100l OIL rot 14.)21 , ogliolows to IM So* SU ~IMw.Y~► Pt" Lowiloa, litolarbtio/Atl 0... * */ gia" Illempluiesis. RELIE>r to Hr EMBARRASBED.—Mr. ra Mime, 17 . 4 1: P 111;1 411 POPP 1M0...10dr ° sad eislirl gIMPBONII FAMILY BOOT mad MOB 11 xwytt SIT= CV. S Ili& all 10 WNW IN *lomat bag •••• 1111114 Q510r444r441. 4. OXIOR .—/WITABLINUED NOTICE to INVVITORS. OFFICE foe PAT VITP et IN Sirat A r n_Trinernorrn akki , unn—fir " CI WM LIM of T11011"c=1 pub bre mined mow erg Orr. On wry Prom tim Mr re UMW P re ilreis emnrirr a 4 wo7 L. 6. war. soar Oro Or runs =rattarrr Cirlar se ran Sims PAIN in = sr On, Eedam% NNITTB MODEL T WATCH : . 64 CbosS b irms In • vo=l, 6t ? * 11.• i WO pa. SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the lest bolt nit" ~"" 6ei llOrulrrw .eed leseert e. mot ewt ee the elterto emery OUISIt rarije=l: l 6M N.. we etwo. the le le empedally weer Oho a tereNel hoe ee leare-rdee tottoi le her mak tee 61.1&ewhle 'W Os winos Ow omit, - 114 1= 0 ;4 .. . W ewe Olio ;ion, L~ .:.. 11118EMAL—Preteeted by Royal Lettere slon et tesd.wel awed by Se nab et Os Bede Oe nap r e nee I. NW de UgyeVal aeons.' *ere" Time INemb .„.....,,....5 4 ._...ra---rar......-- 4 line seedlare Yam et time etemine b. „._.•!&I see seWyezlikeerbi es es= ti h re nes/ .... 41 ein..........r j ...... :4 ,:= ..,................... by leteemes. Ilee.l . l . Led lA= WO &Ye eit ina z el eV " WM lbelr ei= l" la Vr ir 118 Obi tle. akar mem* eye 1.. Vb. = IMINI l l am a ; .411.1 rx.....,••••2..,i.• fie AI : (MOW Imo meow dee by vaieew Veen. be. &a To be bee lbeenet ee4 Mil IN 4•• e• ere eed Owls. Ilt Laelbeabele eZet. M. Velibl : Maw art Oa. de. Onler&reeet: erne Alb eakeeeireil: I & ad twos. ' b ON. CONVERZOIONT/ a l'ATHeit ed- irith him lama= : tot. W. 1 1 1 4 t like. Wei Maud Wla Tim, gamed Pals*" sad atm Illawoadow Wan Pilaw mobs. sad • Wap.Th.. THE M KINGDO AND PEOPLE OF SIAM ; with • Warsaw • Mhos So Una 08•Ww I. I& Dyer 401131 *Am., t./..11.. INaty • Phrli•iNary hia& lasi= JAs W. hem ma Om Weft 'Msg. This gaiety, which wag eatahliVied gone yean eip, he the of Wag the peconia dergy la Utah panel powldhe its tagna earehhen ealt the ird enery Y S rim*, etet=it e ley oSitzetaid M awe& Ti• BM* et Loam( was the dot. wag the *Men ware aho the Bishop el Waelteast. the bait of - Lad R. Chognaw, M.P., the ilyht Haa. W. Y. MY., Col. Maks, Me R. lisakery, W. R. ea., U. C. J. Dona, Maw, Kips" ell a ltre samba eine mod prevail ahem The of the gematek Ada wee rid, Mewed GA 122 bed bees meth, thsilllielidea to Met themest dandy yoyeleted yobbo GM Maieh la the anus of Lallill• Wiadtrawaitai the astrepolitia t er i at nis aregraresegefthen e adzange whillt=l tz The imediee gagmead maiK big amplat to asematea bonne tin seedpie deft. the pad year of MM. eat ea seem of ispalkwie ewe beam el Mt, whisk ibli 11111114011 to the NW WOO. MEM, Mg iso am* el al idler egailles beta deehli the het &gee pre. bag dlalahbed. aniallaeliti got lared ea emeadlten papeas to the Idlim alto dr nal" am Oat weal ben gmeptlal amen Itleaw id ant to a their main ittenyarabee when Ode maga wen awe meet Tho Men eateleded with mama sand hr mon thud ohlolloliono, to lamas ate Reda, ad - My to iniati b -17 d aessa, bat a met lit wristaly lenerig awned he nun, ang bang aro My war Woe lan yeetthse 1a the dame of Looks algae Mr map Ire waft The Mbar d Wnecistmo, .he bon wry hum coed thervellas of thewho el the theovel esto=of the mod, Ake wee caul* Oa beteg the iter. C. - baereory ones of W. sow, de epthe of the poet beer Nth • IMAM sitslay coetheeel open Birole=oeweeley, awl oder emir twig therm of W Asears theelettioo ins be by the Roy. W. W. Moons, Tedor el owl the Roc Drill Mom; of cries Cloy{ mai el lit. limprere, Leabssy, balk s I warm immelemil Imams ef the Ma able sitt the earlythre resikeeterleeed le the yomediel thew is the low end tkiekly popelthed lesellelee Leah" is Tilting Aril lastrattlag the pear, awl perselog the trey for ths dead thielpeeitios. A vete et Gooks es the teem% no ral by Xr. J. C. Col=l aselombi by lard IL flethromer, othelrethil the Caixtga. Lairsvcs AT r ilssre is • tessm — lirreeer, to every ;Mask end the similes esr bomb if liteliasimm me the Mall MIAMI Immlis war& meta m Remo sin call thus by let ram sem me the _lspreeentatime Itasizist ef &INA mama menden, In* mg d em ad • In gle Mary k double irons, mad divided In the by mstia p mete like those which amino the drew ea yeas at this UMW Owsklail dm to a hove elsombess seen =loglor c. the moo. id amid rigmart r . Hsu ' horded MOW withal rapid to = ponder maid or mord osalidea, nos the =for tomb eimpmmy tie lee. Hugh \nimbly, wits And a pistol tire p.m errat:b r e Ludes at the Owing Celestas! Coml. lehonini with the ion perpetreter of ems herd mooder. gib by with the imitelomelo wn = Johneten, of the ship Tray, who, in • ft of ezeitentent daring a untley a board Ns mink ma deem some of his crew, bet is now who* samoodlorW i te k nal= who samdmmi the wear in told Wed Pleida—a aoli Imp lit mg by • lanitrimated tarp who alma th e the reepellOttlity of WEAR Eare also peer Da mlitt Who hided his haw wh it Wo w leg ender a sadism pereayent of inanity, I. Wigs' to Imam his Ins Amok, an the soma amidst the met reeek hK ea the most brutal bthavicrar. Thom who tentend Hot all arimbed booths should be head alike, do stet aerate the oast Mamma between the tens et Wed in an abendesmi walla who has heed • lilt of Aim, and the ="awho be. committed a areal seem As the mitutess towards minty the brutal diepseltisa which early Wig in rice and dissipation has Ingtseed upon his mature, moss into *ironic raid, whilst the good breeding which is ostmel to the tatter, and which wee but temporarily eared to him, Mount, Wa sway. Nay, nothing is more alibi Om that the previous habits end manners of the hoe& an to • great extent unaffected by his unfortunate misty, ems when it is at its height. The diegrece thus ming up together the cause and the gem* the virtagmenmil the abandoned, rests wholly upon the shoal dies of the Hoene Serretary.—Qaarterly Yaeiee, new number. STEAM LANKY ACROSS Illy. ATLANTlC.—Lieute nant Weary, mid ethers in !sequel to him, have urged the miciption of Mean lanes mown the Atlantic ; that is, definite thee of Irrigation of a certain width, and distinct from others throughout ; on appropriated severally to vessels ring met or weM, that the chances of collision may be gristly lawsined, if sot actually removed. The 'width of the wise of mesa new bummed by the mail steamers le about 260 miles. It Is prepaid to mark off lama, twenty or twenty-five miles wilib, en the Dunham and southern borders of this sine, as the wages respectively to be followed and adhered to, by all at newels mooing in one direction or the other. The edam" or some ow equivalent to it, we doubt not to le Mtlab• and such is its obviate utility. that we as DPW is ie bOing eventually carried into alisct.—BeintharyA lain; new teenaber. Ar OW rillleratt N ialTreMOVllMPTlOrt4 Sid pressivaus sod pemim r M k roi•Tralle Pip •I loger 1••• Isima lir 111.... Ivy IMO IMO • • T 1197 1 .511 rag i r s zt . g oa d. , WIT. crimes OP INOL.CCD gel/P27731 ARADILLS" MOO I. 'lett St: e.' 1:h era 34 .74.1 71.343 Er us 4.733 ITORTICULTURAL SOCIETY of LONDON. .at b. Tl BUMF! lON A? ?HI OA MAL JOIN I mod Ord pftlispd prim alb ow l rwastatZ .i.. llesb wo or lb* Iwor, etot. 116****111. V Y prolbobn on Melo** pal* MASONIC GIAND 71877 VAL. Last evening the annual festival of the Masonic croft was held at Freemasons Hall, for the uppoistment of ✓oad officers for the aeumg year whoa light lion, the Sark of ZICTLAND having instead, fir the fifteenth )host Worshipful Graf lisetim tithe Orsad Lodire of &Minted the arwabas of the emit to the respective seem .-The Ham Lord Penman, 1L.C.8., LT , kc., ty Gerd MAL vies tir Right em the Earl aI Y who iwegailei la ''• tr H o o h his sedum lfseado sad lia r diar as ascount of sees latilegodtra ; the Right Ha w Bail d Der. My 8.0. W. ; C. Feawkit, Ike& 112. kr liesder kad, .1.0. W.; the Revs. Joie Jima GM ILA., B. ~ILA sad 'award /doors, LA., Omni Oh= awe( Tiesdil+ . oand Thrum ; Ms ma, Otand ; IL' hadieigh, ti.O.D.; lll= Berton WM.% .0.D.; IL W. leentem ma man, Grad Dimes= of Ommemise ;W. H. hate sod Om Clark, Grad diessedev an t a l i . Clam, Sem far diem= Caviegiosimes; W. Aria. G. Sec. ; W. Birsitim. &LEL ; J. dada. O . Preolveat ; C. Fiereby, Oast Onpieht ; sal Meals Pam G.T. The LW. the tread limter was as Ole seenden t =oald IT Oohed Trate. PAUL be ilionsimi• Ile Ceeth, P. 0.8. Ha s te ;W. C. Be% r.d.x. tor Combgt ruitb s , PALK. for the We of Wight; A. PAIN. he Dorm ; Coked Iletw)ee, P. 11.11. for Weld- Wee ;B. B. Cabbell, PALM for Norfolk ; Colonel Rai too, pest P.0.1L ter Nagel •• . W. F. Beaks, J. Padre% the Mender lIIMW Ara Harmend many ether lead. il em officers dew deralbe a W th il i7imaesed et agiVit; though be teme% Mika that It liiii beams noise the malihned gatilopah• of dr Ira of Teaming% wham no bream hell therefor, of the rah Ems ofima-kherig-ond amid he bs re shoed Is beide% nettilmeWeeid gin Ilia ilea la meek swigs die mold= isio Ilr i.r berr ia l a re theried Or ream Or the smilellip whit Aid leis man led hem =wad. ad he emit memo w. fleet la serapt leg Os ekes he hk Idefiresegermyterrepegar dreirem of its dales. Ho assigeoi l, bee e, es miner that =INRAIove mil way iningst areene, milted which maid Memos dead loam It west asesseary fir idea to led ea the ridden ea which tier odor ine Wgmadd. Tim, neew.• Os clematis which ft imesawliesd, hod pat tir elm* to the Usk as which it was Isamiled, nad proved to the world the bleadago which its maim oimensed ems an ile wastme. (Chem) Aire Os hourecdon of some herd lishe leethisaa.mmed es the mead hadvel-n err t i rlare .L. air tliCYJl=m saimnbal em a ilift la en piny, lama rt opmour was genkled in At ilis tr ela ma il d= i tias 11.W.0.11. gave the bpi rests. • Mks which T e" li t Tni. LW ed be . : r 1 gasmen be moposixtte led* of the N.W.0.111. Chem%) _ Theme d iem A ter big* be was it kid geeet wee writhe after the mealmous smear in rhea be lid beer re elected Is the chin. Wink, least spa the 0.11. se • einntry griderim-os • se the head of the areinie reit, they amse with him that he mil dosernd tbek sweet sad as dsaee. (Cheers.) And whilst se amiable oaf rigered a edam= payed over the emft, it coal sr Ad Se asmish d pronpre is = The /1.W.0.11% the lid et Zart.uni,esdiet selmowiedged the queerest. oat eme1p ... . 1.6... 160 ina= while bessmilmed is merry dirk rode rase, be wwaelem idekremeie as imenerse melt sad the dma ithish II was hemieL The =Med of issehnit, ken% selDiamer having bun defy Col. C. R. Z. Tana% . 0.11. he leshaseeellis, Im posed " Wed of the am D. 0.11., Lod Inemesien" (Cheinmbed re Orme gilds end am Wee Marie a seer hoserereble,== rimed salmas, mem% ad orteems; from his (Ca. Tyafe) nrwased poem (essily a kta m e bees) be had tel hers sea la thelobit at Mere voice Or=theme, late gime, be grid sot emir the pismire prison to comparlets the arab lord ea his r= t to so high • dirinctisa es thee et D.O.M. of (Cheers.) Lod Rainey us seenewlelerd the coinglimmt, sad main agreed his desire tr pmemle therimmes otthe craft to the aimed of ids powers. Be hen ham aided to tap the tlidt hg the maims Deal& Crow at th il asthool tea :lipoid* of end eaeafe. al e to his lo w as s ir en the limese liel l = Whet ""...111Plkreftla le epee boat w pr=at-(cheered-ad he was was, la the pessoms el the aomereas Who mediae the gamy, they omit not deans lie hairdo% (Chews.) The 8.W.0.11. twat pre the ha alb of the 0 sheers, camillag with it as arms of the Neel et Dubs% 6.6. W. Be was plod to ikon lad the wortarty et *rag that wilder= la die-eel poodisoft, la as doer may rearm pretest did, the beer at the noble seri = ear theta in 0.1.. se 0.0.11.ami • chairman at die of the Barak. charities, of wide 11 he was a most rant sad Nerd The liad i nratievi saitewisdpd the compliment, eat agreed Isis Mme reach to de his artist to follow in the hewer of hie ham la auggert al thointwore and chanter dewed (Chews.) The lea of incurs wend new pmem the health of dr Prow. Md.'s, of whim seed win gneent, with do toast the aim at *Me veasseire De. flat esul Bs w meet ben/ to me est De. memat, imported se he was by his as mil maim-Ma of wheal were Pro.. O.PL'e-• simemilms% letielleved, usmemdm thee dose:E s la ins haft druid at the same time hold so smirk wile leaky egpireded, 11114011•11 =its a badf the Peter. o.llll.'eaad mon espereay to es Pre. 0.11. is demerestairs; hie sea aPEW. O. X. fa Besmonthaire; Ind his pearen, who M was =sem bed the like dlaingukked Ales for the mama of Soak Wales. Ho was meek puttied at the rwhisk lie gray held r , lad though o:si m i l l ad lisp Is be dem iftinget dem, to Mob es "TM memedly of the nalt, ma tho geed at ell Oa roam geommt." (Cron) dim err Imre laving been drunk, the company rely red iheedy des einem o'clock. TY oweektes atiesertst was mer divessided l the Iseiler of Mims layaked, It Bre. Edell, P. O. Org., W. Nada — llO/2. 888. 4& end Borer. Dr. Yea re Ostia, • Oar= User et &rabic power, who was game ass post, she volemeemed a mug, la which hew *tip ime. Br. Diegsmin Dear, jun., olleired as terisaneaster. ELECTION OP VESTRYMEN POE ST. 1'..1NCR.48. A meeting of the ratepayers of No. 3 Ward, St. Petunia, ems held os Tnes&y evening at the 801 l and Crows Tavern, Kiag-Wert, Camdet•tovrn, to support the Bat of candidatea for vestrymen put forward by the Rata payers' Aar:relation, " them only pledged to put • stop to the eatravaganee end the unsocerearily high and wended mai of rating adopted by the present vestry, and to enforce humanity to the dererving poor.' R. Cloouwis, Esq., opened the laminae* by referring le the exixorsive schemes adopted by the present vestry wad diivetom. . . Mr. NORTH, the ban. meeretery, read the list of names which the Relspityere' Aeseciation proposed to bring for ward, end a Maimed oho that the present vestry bad laid these tsar en the • within eleven month., =2,. miss Wan the nd of March, 1856, mounting to ; ran laid on the 27th of September, 1550, amount biLlizi2,llllll. ; end the last rate, made on the 28th of , 1 /! A, mounting to 67.2001.—making a total within elms nienthe of 20.5,0001. It aloe stated that 135,0111 had bees levied for poor rates alone, enth an avatar, of SAN lomo poor to keep than during the previous =t ea moraiblag like 10,0001. had been squandered in oporadielood that there waasnother advertisement lent Ihr tenimelhemorobuildings at the workbowie. Mallorth added doe tier was • still more astounding propeition awning balers the vestry, and that was a recommendation in • printed report to borrow the modest sum of 80,000/. to convert certain mnewlaimise4 roods into paved streets, nail tbne levy anotbeir heavy tax upon the ratepayers for 15 or 16 year.. If the ratepayers dad not come forward at the next election on the 21st of May, and turn the " Camden hell" party out, there was no knowing when these extrava gant proceedings would end. Mr. R. Fe axles moved the first resolution condemnatory of the extravagance of the present vestry, and pledging the meeting to support the list of the Ratepayers Amomation and no other. Mr. Fernitis went into the question of the treatment of the poor, and pevduced a ticket for pauper labour which had been given to a poor old man who had been upwards of 30 years a ratepayer, and 72 years of age, when he applied for • little temporary relief, enabling him to go to the etone-yard either to break atones or be put to Mum picking. Mr. Rouen ecconded the meolution. The resolution was carried sumnirnously. A committee was formed to secure the return of the rate payers' list. A public meeting of the ratepayers of No. 6, or Somers Town Ward, was also held at the Crown Tavern, Old St. Paneres-rood, to select candidates to stand on the list of the Retepayers'Ammeintion for representatives of this word. This meeting WAS also a crowded ooa. Mr. R. F. BIETTINOPIAM occupied the chair. Mr. ALLDIA moved a resolution to the effect "That the meeting, believing that there was a straw disposition to ex travagant expenditure on the pert of the majority of the percent vestry, and to adopting the worst fastness of the Poor-law Board, by creating harsh and cruel teats for desti tution, the meeting pledges itself to me its best exertidhs to return each men to the vestry es would maintain the strictest economy, coexistent with a just edminietration of the pare- Ala toads." Mr. Cum wended this regulation, which was carried moody. EQUALIZATION OF POOR BASE®. A pulls • of the ratepayers of fit George's la thellest MI6, parishes took Flee last night at the Map Teem to wesider thei pro pretzsf -. = wa t La s Mg the reheebeir7W - ;Miesseues wry rime era. The la emit 16 ymees mid thet sem lirezil ld ie of Liaise sal 11,. '~ebeaswome to the eel MI comidend lbst tbe doh rept' dthe Wee eight te emit therm peek at the Mt vo la n t(llear, bear.) Reeks red ties speorke, ha mir e meek the swot of 1661 bed bees reellersil by 16 West le the se ede Mad that the Merepalkaa DIMS V Mead= bed emelhated 1661.166616 Meld of It. erle.the-Reet. Now • pew la the _peal as the metal of the perish of IL Owes wea Wee Illalors lhat the, charity of tha West emonaloil to am felblagla limpeemd ea the goomnite system. (Me) Ws meekeset waelhatalwaywesidame rearm lhe Mane et the Mesly_pmeletwil , he eue Fle Mai the lambus whisk 6sy wee mei le bar. w.) Ile geselisa awe *helm elek mien mot he be salsa epee to mebae to the mild ef lb mere MOM@ (He, Mr.). 6 the Ihelet la vli6 the =bid the pm Me pamalel le Is. la the peed, eel that ene sat waled M pedilthgetheied rad for the destitute pow of hr dielebt T was fa I o rleal ea par qua. k Maker was It • It wee the hewed at every me le =ter et i mi6 • remedy 6r the paw shoe e mi l i a. Mr. It bed =le wader mor hie peer .6. thil cememmes, amd lad Groweeer 6d ex pl 66 eplaisa the the best omen el proceeding would lias ice • lia. (Z e r.) lb. Area was I ! mil would stele Ms ea the edam& Mew, I 4 Re hal esedwil • Item 111 r. War, stake the la 16 "Ma the teke lhosegheat ths = 4„ 11 , be sc= 4 4 6 ne nperriledesat il he to Mow of the mereasat Dy eray w erJawrig the et the ream la as me trepolle, he wadi pesent errla 6. Cherpfetetle- asedehe ßest with fie pee d seall la the year INN Se Imam if leselow pow was 111. At Kitieel- OM. 1115 NO WSW Ira, 1 Att. At'.base, l ss 7. the awelme vesioame wpm was 1.219. At to sem "del la MN the swim lea 1,698. (Hee, bee.) The meat el per quarter, he ISA tees SAM. ; la 'Milt 1841, 0941.; la NA 6,116.; la 1161, 6,5411. ; at Mlielsamr, 1866, 7,970. i ad et lerbstamoi, 1866, 8,4661. 111. IL (Near, leer.) la 1937 the tate was 61. la the mood; ha 166 it wee OIL , _Ate MI it was 10d. ; la 18666 um la ; at Mieltesimee, II" It was 1.. Id.; sail al Cheldmes, 1646, it we Is. at. Thee ststistko glowed a goofed Weems in pweety, panpaelem, aad eating. Ito msblommiVir= dim =ig ` .. _ tw ilh as trehrea l 11116601 sated • hereleseeret ef penremy mad merry. Mates lieteial el Wes bee ofheisg keesewely, the peel et itlek smehesie sal the Weetrihmigrwele to be =Hsi *de Sew for therms* et NM be be most happy to Maeseme eWeneeli bie pare be any* out that Pleserk. • The Miske at the gamtima.binrwer, rested with Iles soft* meithe waif leave It to Mb beak (Hew.) RA W. Iliebalt, slain era el thealeasepollnat Awoclas Ilea ke Proaalsi ale Rgeekidea of the Pew-rate and Uallimmitee if Amemest Ihrenheee the Malrepollen Dies lelsk ihotedleemel the apelekk_petellei and - ths mode in witiii Ilie seelte, hob boa oteldbleml Who whit of Kea -1606 arenabreasof goo Mose bat gees joked the thmedialmee eel they bed teethed the moot et reties tiperwarkg a mite ad a gearese ergo ethelhoete at the Melha ti (llaer, bee.) The midevelh was Ise Rarest moot to peer rande hen ear at the , lie eitinikes abide bed aim pies he =lnk' el lals&ea • 666 :had • anstaat ef he else the Wasearg pepaalks fate So power Mike. Ito weal. mieelea we *Mee Me 16 the - e s t e t ru ai r g lr im eihempe ome rie dw it al let a b l eze he Nth ihe legulados of Bathed Orme use It MI feeleoud to 90,193. In WI the pities et wee KM. Ia 1661 it wee 108057. at P 4 re gad lt.pney ta 111.1 wee 43,187. In me 167 . Ia Le b, the eneelseiee 6 180 1 was k w, 1661 it earamielle MIR She am had beta ' mowed Ms may peels of the with of al'e s:i 2 1 11 1W111&& be ags VINO for Sem to rt beck gr. as the seem ei maid adgmet mil keen. mid Wee ealweVid!="2lls6at°6=e,tehe tato dm 6- gale ass ..qm"..T.T,Zari ili derti a erh as" 4"6"1" swift Mee to le met mime! (liar b est. ) la ble teem s di purely ought labs welly need to the pow, ami Um ihe pees Moe maid at pees=rmi t.. any pea Matt. (Mr, hear.) Me moving a reseldisa to the apse "She 11111/Midegl strongly of opines that the poor meteo sad MOINIOnsab in every parish in London ought to be equal." (Cheers.) Mr. WILLIAM, churchwarden of Christ Church, seconded theresolutios. 0. L. MITCHINSON SAM he had petitioned parliament, and had been remained hie wasatitteee on the subject, and was tally mewed that • .wady far the present state of things si be de,t.L Da les_ regretted that the ..daubs was %lea to the ratieg Ia LoMon, and did not bade the whole eenntry. The Wanks wen not confined to the talessyere, bat extended to the poor. He trusted that a posokaka wield be eabideed to the meeting prottallag against he proem mem at remerrel, which en tailed haineens gapers as pedies. He propose& that the weed .*Loados" alkali he omitted loathe rooktioa, eel that the words "ovary parish to Ragland and Wake ander local cooed" should be Meted. Mr. 3. TAWAS .ceded the amendment. Mr. Became believed that ea equalisation dealing in the metropolis woad lad to a gamed ralydere±rt the =2 .,...4. nati0nal Misr Now, . meant (.No, an, sad "Rear bear.") The Poor-law Cammielibers had ety , w/ddestpower, sall eight act to bats l e i )saw upon thus. The leallsesto lei Wei rekft a wide the year had bma Meta heaspiese le plese - by imememmeate of mimes doselpikme. (Mir, beer .) Es oppevei at the old whim ef perembiel memegmesed, solid net wish to see the pea digemmed of ark HIM. Whet els regaired was ea siesellea of Ihe law of settler. me. (Hear.) /Ir. Attiß.P.., said the merle' hod been called to Mears a fini cassion—that of isaftg with the poor tithe 1111 ied If they were about to diem. the geneml ef &wag teak th e yea of England, it would be M deg theitemeisa at owe. (Hear.) If, however, they dhl ad mho aid *improve the condi ' boa date pose et the sweeopelle maker wadi he done. (Hear) Ile had meeseed 1111111111.01111 09111111111oked0B11 *son individualises the milgest, awl lend it impselble to reply to them el. Dart be void oeggiet that bodies who cos eidered thearim welled Meld meet together and die runs the quellos, and commaisee with their represeata tire.. (lbw, hear.) HI. objeet he attending the meeting was not so east to take part is the discussion era to hear the eentiroesta al those who took an interest in the matter. The quakes was full of diffieultiee, and required ample dia. wasslen. and be thought it would be much better to confine Ihd /rya to the one point for which the 1111`11111g had boa ealbel—fiet of the poor of the metropolis. (Hear) The aaredmat was then put and negatived, and the was vas agreed to sieved unanifuously. oetgad . Mix= BAJDOELLY rend he was surprised - that an few of the punk gibers were present ease inspertent an eke non. (Hem) On sae ads of the Commercial-mod the rats abloll3lll to Is., whilst on the other ride the amount wee only 3e. no Lead= Docks were the means of throwing a largo number et poor on the panel, and there were at pre lent not leas than 1,200 paupers in the workhouse. Ile con cluded by moving that a petition be agreed upon end signed by the ratepayer. of St. thmge's in the Eat and the adjoin. ing pennant praying for an equalisation of the poor rules in the metropolis. Mr. Vow tea, of Lambeth, kenneled the motion, nbeerving that the rates might bo equalieed without may interference 7 . :l l isittl gove , rnmentand without any danger of mi lli% natty.: raid he bad been unable to mote to any con clusion on the eubject, and he did not think it right to pledge the ratepayers in the manner preceded. He believed the if the ethers of the pariah were properly conducted, the rate payera would not Le railed upon to pay ss. in the pound. f ho pariah money waa voted away by gentlemen who at tended the board for ecenely any other purport'. and he believed it wee not voted away as It ought to be. (Hear.) A RATEPAYER—As one of the paned officer, what have you been about all this time if you thought the board was not dying what iv correct ? (Cheer. and laughter.) Mr. Rani:err, of Limelertne, believed Mr. Crellin wee not thoroughly informed on parish nutters, and end that if the ratepayers would wait until boards reformed themselves before they took any slope, they mut wait until doomsday. Mr. Cleaner., of Wapping, supported the petition. Mr. HENDINT opposed the petition, believing that awn traleation would be the result of equalifation, and that the Poor-law Commikioners already posseased too much power. Mr. Wainen, of Whitorhapel, fetid the people of that dietrict were in favour of the movement, and were not afraid of the bugbear of centralisation. The matter meld easily be witted without centralisation. All that was requisite was a bill providing that all property should be equally keened, and there could be no difficulty in apportioning the naersery amount for each dietriet. (Year.) Mr. Fauns, of Stepney. contended that the beat remedy wadi bets YAM all the property in the parish equally. By adopting .let course the rates would be greatly redueool. The Doek Company was rated sadly too low, and there was too ranch compound rating, fixed by persons who were them selves the owner. of the property rated. (Hear, hear) In 1 Stepesay loam of these cods had been remedied, and by pro per exertions a similar result might be produced in St. Deere.. (Rear.) Mr. GANNON said that some years ago he and some friends made • calculation with respect to the toning of twenty-five of the west and beet parishes, sad they came to the conchs sion Setif a union of taen co.tld have how e'ected • rate dip. be the pound woad hare been Marie& for miry (Chews.) A rate of 23. in the ths lastropolio would enable the pviike• t o te le, peens Its Nada with proper conks. (Hear.) Such •mesa wadi invent the &labors of the pea, and aho en* wool ccaltka ; and he trusted the pennon would to ad neentmenely. (Hea gtookelta a titan m) wad agreed to, sum. coo. The Lou. X. 310Cova, t of St. Mary's District Cher* reed the at a committee to carry out the &jots at the Mr. VuAtsas dies Mr. Hisechsao, upendhimself in favour of nioventent. T the he roodration nos dna wand to. Xr. Armes ith In mantes a von of thanks to tie &airman, %tea thas OW *OW mode of invostipting tho oil be by the igysloWist et n ee at bash seseried, wee serried by seelematten; art • Ltd ecknowledgesset on the part el the catetzwes. main wrested. THE TOLL ESTORIL MOVEMENT. Taaterday afternoon a meeting of gentlemen who am deem' of serariagr the abohtioa of toll gat ee within a radials of six raw from Chariareross was held at the OMNI Hotel, Strand. Mr. II lalelldr 1N0RA1.1,1111.P., pe sided, mod wee swpportsd Idr. Wait* 11.1 , ,, NM*, LM raamr 771* Cai must, la wake iniii hem dead that deny posed had - dt bawl lo dish& de mat of the nary they MI dwarf bet 1e the Dodds Medina d eistregdie, wide the heib ware if ee Ziont 011 fir!bade lad bow psil eddied eggia tia taw. hem) la madi thers Ma bib runs the pather &soli ad pie flok sea snob. Oa art et Ch spode the relies relintideal 66 sent seek ad he - ad dee sing atrg ewe pbdgie &did set ripply to the solddrie the el the detrepelle. TIM dada& was Wet lks die peweesd aosokkolag the m iddy at eraidag to newel of telithere dada do dine d Obnintreeed. ad dot be thenght was • metres. wadi srped. oaf diadem be hal Is ft woe that it did abo raelw aboalt. *a he athil lid le we beagikes desagirea the Iran bad triad& of to =.) The peq6 die trainload's= were sidetry=- Ithe eseddid 681 they Mt a rigid le nobs the fall armed at Mai. Sww Wen tow bents idly created t Loner& Usi Aped roads Om* alb would_eg bed meth them at their seta seat =id mad d asthma thy other seemat their anon =gop WI plea, let time at bonds, sad elided the ni& deasy. (Heir, bear.) He (the ehddiso)did ad Ise thet dry Lid the rod rights as tooMIP•111 sew a_l, bards if dry hei r they deb take ma image d the bet three yews la seder then woo that bade their rights Welt be seenied. He boded thet the premed wren the the b dm die timid meth in the eheildea al s tt ill M eet= the retry. ls Ades there Wife as tsllse e far we Iheee rag la Add% fidediA Haim, the ble et erDektra. • Dr.pica*—pier 11 Weld basher of haled. The Cadman—Her la sway pate at is . Ta Wad, this the exerthee d Habra ed her they had both dame awe with. He hoped theml a ir= they would M asass bat, of mune, Widen. Se am degree of violence. (Leaghter.) fir. Motorist" asesetrzyot the Talkies Asir their, having reed • letter tr am Hr. Page% of giving an account of the pepsin which led bed Zria' rebores to toll time la ibetbad, add that's HOS the doe as some the deleepoile wee now being Mem* =now At the insteato of Lord Lowther the led of Lordele) so ed st perbeamot war semi. taiteg the peded HAW= comiseioo. Lid thent pees at thee hen ISO le 1166, whs. k was bad asermy blows dear enelleidethey etwadttee to eredelabsw the steediedea had sidled oat its died. The eaddllbe et INA slid this hat, did the eaddiedea sew 'man 68 thembles at ltheMbr Id& XVI/ tras the Th eme, geld wig its dal in a led Wesd dabs wheareardins HMO idt wad its eitatiple in job hem) The lest and feet est Id doe eat =iee tr em4 ormillbe wee, that the commie:do hod reseini two allied steam sad hid admit • single Bean the seeeonneat wee diked tohat if ens M eras in the onsaate it midi le hipeeeibie for lins assewar fttee limadeldeaditheassiderid weserelk &Tome II flitedrarrer adsdnell hr. 'Myna& • rodeo dash. bob to th e emeerel of the hell-way Si Ill•- da of ehattea, of . ti; prerz mosey they lad rebid& , hem) Tim spit 11 was bad aleadry he mks mem ellineder is 68 red et Harrow, ad 816segit dose Ina a began* fro that peeped Bea Jolt; the Aida of Hangar Solkosil. 6111 esandedoa bed to Oat eigeel4.oool. oat el the ia Ithrkdla ef is mead he wild the comidiened repaid the e. oder their dab& H. Beedidl sided that they add Ina et rude to be gram dews, %Mug ao father awe el it, ooki loavbs• it to to poberied by the heavy leafs L 1 BSI, _the year of the Greet Ethilotion, ad whoa the tole of Length wee gm** the in any other year, predate er rieltsporat, the net ef the pewits used on the eaddrioners` nab wee 21.001 ben fa 1856 it sasitated to TS,COL The commithioa aew the control of HS dive et rod, of which 112 miles ware tiled aed 11 die tai tree. Dr metre of the 112 milert met about 15,000 L, or about Ha a mile: but the repairs et this 11 miry cost about 15,068/, or about 1,4001 a mils. These gates were kept up, not fur the new or benefit of the public, but to enable en old and worn-out commiselca to expend money and to enjoy the meets of office. (Chem) Mr. FORAYER, ex-M.l'. for Berwick, moved the first reso lution, which aftilmed that in the opinion et the meeting, ell gates and toll-bus should be removed from within a six rob radiva of Charing-nn, and that • committee should be formed for the purpose of carrying out that object. Mr. Lx Bintroa, barrister, in seconding the resolution, said his attention was first willed to the subject of toll-bars by the Rebecca riots in Wake, where he was celled upon to defend some person. who were engaged in them. The owe wild his clients was perfectly elear, and be expreesed his regret that he Mould not be able to urge any thing in their defence. A solicitor to whom he made this communication mid, • Oh, never mind, the men will Dane be brought to trial, for itch and poor are banded together here against tolLgatts, and the grand jury will be sure to throw out the bill." The bill was thrown out, and the men were escorted through the town by Lands of music. There were four capital iibjections to toll-gates—tarot, that there was a great waste in the manner in which the collections were made ,• second, that there wee gmat ineonvenience in stopped at night fee the purpose of paving: third, that they inter fered with trade, and enhanced the coat of provisions and nocawarics of life ; and (mirth, that they most materially de preciated the vulue of property. It was well known that property on the London ride of a tollgate was orulth 20 par cent. more than pmperty on the other ride. The reeolution was then put to the meeting, and ceded without • dissentient voice. Mr. WATILIN, WV., moved the next resolution, which provided that the public generidly Mould bo appealed to to contribute funds towards the aceimiplishment of the object in view. Mr. J. CC MDIRLA XII seconded the reeolation, which WY put to the meeting and agreed to. Mr. 'MORAN, M.P., moved a vote of thanks to Mr. Brad field. The revolution, haying been seconded, was curial. A comtuittee having been appointed in accordanos with the first resolution, a eubwription was entered into for the pus , . pnse of providing funds. The London General Omnibus Company contributed two hundred guineas, and liberal sub wrietions were announced bona the chairnian and other CIIVECII OP ENGLAND METROPOLITAN TRAINING INSTITUTION.—Tho eighth annual meeting of the member. and friends of this institution was held yesterday, at the College at Ilighbury. The Earl of Shaftesbury peesided, and amongst the gentlemen present we observed the Hon. A. Kinnaird, M.P., the Rev. Daniel Wilson, the Rev. J. C. Kyle, the Rev. E. Gerbett, &e. The proceeding. having been opened with prayer by the Rev. D. Wilson, Mr. John Martin, one of the honorary secretaries, read the report, from arhi-h it appeared, that since the last meeting, 33 student, have completed their educrition and been appointed to wheels, making altogether 161 young men who have been trained in the college. The average number of students during the year hoe been 66. At the opening of tbo college after the Christrinu vacation the 70 rooms were all occupied. Twenty pupil tetwhers presented themselves for ceamination for Queen 'is scholarships in December, of whom 19 were sueeessful, 9 king placed in the first end 10 in the second class. Two Queen's scholars of the first and 9 of the second class, examined at other colleges, were Feb sequently admitted. In addition to these, 25 Queen's scholars of the previous year have had their scholarships renewed, and remain a around year. At aehriatmas last 52 studenta attended the goverenimit examination, being all who were qualified by a first year's residence ; a larger proportion of certificates was obtained and a higher position in the elm lists than in any previous year. The result is that the (A legi is entitled to a grant from goverment of 8801., being 189/. more than tlio previous year. The receipts have amounted to 4,1441. 2s. M., melting with the babines do hand at the commencement of the year 4,39 01 . fis The ex penditure bee been 4,240 f. do. 6d.. leaving a hekft o e of 1401. Sm. 7d. in the hands of the treasurer. The meeting was addressed by the 4'h airman. the Hon. A. Kinnard, M.P., the Rev. W. Knight', the Rev. E. Om-Lett, the Rev. J. C. Ryle, the Rev. D. Wilson, nod Mr. I. 8. Reynolds; and reseintlens were adopted, calling on the friends of the college to help forward the work by seeking mit suitable candidates to avail themstlvis of the favourable terms on which a complete training can now be obtained. N IMPROVEMENT AND EMBANKMENT. At • meeting of the Society of Arts yesterday, Rev. Dr. Hoorn, F.H.S., in the chair, Mr. FRANCIS BEN coca road a paper on this subject, in which, after stating that in 1867 we have ten times the number of vehicles tra versing the streets that we bad in 1801, he observed that the removal of Middle-row and Tembie-ber was necessary as a :preliminary measure, and that it was indispensably W necemary to secure at itt them great thoroughfares east and west. To meet this necessity we have on the north • direct lino from Charing-cross to London-bridge by way of the Strand, Fleet-street, Ludgate-MU, St. Paul's and Can non-ed. The centre tine should be the continuation of Chseiwide, meth d Peemnostervow, over Farringdoo-street by a video& bearing . iOtly to tho south of Linecdn's-ina• Seib, end so as to meet the tpruvemeDte in the west on line with Piccadilly. The northern line should be New Word-and, a part of Holden, diverging at the top of the hilt, sod by • viaduct erowflg Victoria-sued to Smithfield. Etalw.front of St. Bdomew's Hospital, through aciose, across Aldersgsto-street on the level. in a line with and into London-wall, joiniti the Pavement for Houton traffic, BiehepegaMsiroat for Hackney or Shoreditch tragic, and proceeding down to the river aide, by way of Houndsditcb, the Kincein and Tower-hill, crafting the river by • Mean ferry. On the south aide the new street res , lved upon by the Metropolitan Board of Works would be of immense Ocamnihnee, although he thought the line abeam by _Mr. pannethess. W _To s gilevelo ,a nd= m the lOW Senewesks should be meth bee el W I Z thnentseheit, betas. CsanenNreet aid Cheepait m til w ith of a width equal le that between Cennessetreet and sheet. St. Pites•lids, which he inigneed may. would, next to heMfti have the Wren teethe earths the river. the Telpiestridge nal it • non inparient hens* in Nerearthenent. It wadi t a i l the tine tin whole dithici ad Itheelef ether adrentegn. Watnieesbridp amid be km of iga. Nod Hunpethrd widened End theigilmined to beer ' hall Pei, Aar all, the Nag haperiel eisp wasnt E nathineent et the deer Iliansin The plea peeped nth cetilmatennede, • carriege-way, and • sidihra mo ail= at • IN the elks week might be the nelespelle ea the saintry • Lathing. 11i• thew nati the NEway, end the frontage obtained fame the rim, wadi net ashy compensate a persons havintp, b=inilnellenne dividend to the errors The otheennes at Wesabridge anneieris Wat the propel St. Paura-tithige. A railway stens Atha the Potheion_ being in cantheation of the neat %thy railway hem ithireateas ; k hikers the road on the anbankraent aims the dew, Ales _a NNW at Whitehall, =ads retaa te Weirs& Ned Brantford. The el Whalen end tits Temple are to be enlarged. pilaw, prim as ft war boat of Somerset wary then Neal( &min the river is to be improved. end =Yr of wharf aftiememillitin /NMen th tow The railway starting to.. the Pon-office bee • km& tsYleg k with the South Welton ea the one hied. whlle en de ether it is anneeled whit the Senth thersine, Hie thought Oh mike whim brie Theme Priori net; MAW Amnon, and • het lend bridge at lit. =it amid be completed in dve yearn On the lewd facing the elver, it is Nopoead to plan Os when and ether 11101111 oainedW with trade; en • Wgher lavel. but roman canaiderably, is a yro tomb fir p ew ; Nod COMM the space over which. en ken ethane, the railway le be be lad dews ; next come the roadway far eankars. d 0 hat *ft and then calker footway or Nemeth& la" bent of the he.... that may be inlet • the ells width he het panthree, way, s and sallway, being 100 feet. Aitedivar the Wei nu aim the side of the new road, boa flt. Pees to EN- pled and Celle, and breaching of is the be, give the railway conmines le the hamenee omnibus poplins' at Cambers wall, Lainthertan &Litho, Clapham", end Otheithant, uniting with the Crystal Palace Railway to the arest-ead. It is further proposed to unite the Thermo Eninlonent Railway with the Stockwell Railway. A dlecesnion awned, in which Dr. Lathe by, Heron John Ware, Edwin G an C. 8., and Hayward, and the Chair man, took put INSTITUTE OF Ai At the meeting of the institute, held on Tuesday at Or room in St. dense's-square, a pap er wee red by Dlr. Fotbersa, es the "Carte of Fires in Leaden, from the year aildke " The objeeta meths ap- Seinelltsgwfte sigerthe di dedaes—arei yams :ne aisiede sei=ef the must of Ark in and bagasse devoted to greasy with • I lia l t es ie the adisties of a aces mule seders= by the inesemeedlicee. It Mated The lend esubse of free (eschnne of false deems Anddiressry sin* attended by . the London fire brigade holm the 24 years was 17,816, giving en average of 742 in tade peer, or about 2in every 24 hours. For the last eight yams the average had been exactly 272. end for the Lot three yeas 261. The average number of tires in each year for the deter years from 1833 to 1848 was, totally destroyed, 26.4; nonsidonbly damaged, 194.2; slightly damaged, 432.5 ; total, 654.1; and for the last eight years It had been, totally destroyed, 26.7; considerably damaged, 273.9; slightl damaged, 615; total, 918.6. From this it app that while the total yearly averages had aili7inQ during the lout eight years by about 40 per cent., the number where the destruction had been complete remained almost the same. The number consider ably damaged had also increseed just in proportion to the total Increase Of fires caused by (midden, curtains, or gas, these at beguiles showed 7.5.3 per rent.; at drapers, 61.8; at homes, 62.7; at private houses, 47.9; at blacking makers,4o; while in 22 trades out of 96 enumerated there had net been any fires traced to these muses, though in the eau of founders there had been as many es 61 fires. It WY dear that the mode of fixing the lights, the dressing of shop window end the witting of stone or furnaces de served 'on in estimating ride. Amongs t the ceases included, but which were of rare ixeurrenee, some were curious, as sewing and reading in bed (of which there had bust 26 cases in the twenty-four years), hunting hugs, thawing water-pipes, frying fisb, bursting of apirit bottles, suicide by charcoal, warming beds, scaling letters, &e. The number of unknown causes did not exceed, for env trade, 30 per tent. of the risks considered least hazardousby the in surance offices and rated accordingly. Churchea and chspele showed the largest, and a very considerable per restage of total destruction as compared with the number of firm, vie., 8.8, which was higher than amongst carpenters, japanners, lamp black makers, musical instrument makers, varnish makers, and many other extmuely dangerous business ; the rearm being probably that plane of worship were usually left unoccupied when not in actual use, conerquently, when a tire broke out it bad greater epportunity of develop ing itself and gaining a firm hold of the building before assistance arrived. In this clam of property sixty per cent. of the total damage was oreasioned by Rum furnaces and moves. Amongst the trades which had funnelled no butanes of total destruction . were, strange to say, colour =diem illicit distillers, herder match makers, and others, which were considered extremely hazardous. There had been only Mx tires amongst printer's ink makers, where either total deotribc lion or considerable damage had ensued. Thirty-four fires in theatres showed no medium between entire destruction and slight damage. From these data he argued that there were difficulties (owing to deficient information) in arriving at a correct estimate of fire rishe, so so to apportion the mule of charge to different dames of buildings and buildings devoted to different purposes, which did not exist in the vase of lit° risks, where healthy lives of the mute ago night generally be taken at tbesame rate without injustice either to the office or the sensed. In the course of a brief dincussion which followed, it wag suggested by Mr. Millar that much might be done by a proper sismitleation, combining the various elements of rink ; and other speakers escrowed doubts whether the difficulties of arriving at an estimate sufficiently accurate for the pur pose were as great as Mr. Yothergill seemed to suppose. An idea thrown out by Mr. Porter that the tire offices 'should in all cases fix their reale as for total loss, and return the surplus of profits which much a stale would rive them to the assured, as many of the pith offices shared their surplus profits with the 1...8ey-holders, was strongly objected to, and against it woo advanced the opinion that the scale of pre miums both in life and fire assuranre should ho that which would cover the risk, and that even in the ewe of life assurance the time would corm, when that office would be considered the soundest which returned the smallest bones. THE ENGLISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEfill A PHIC COMPANY.—The annual general meeting of the shareholders in this company was boa yer.terday in the CLirendon Rooms Liverpool • Mr. J. C. Ewort, prenkling. The report was a m o d satisfactory one, the rZecipin baying increased during the last half-year of 18.56 to 1,2011. once those of the first half-year, while the working expenroo were le,s by 4001. Thin was independent of a large additeinal expenditure in curred in the repair of lines injured by the severe storms of July, August, end December. The report gave every satis faction, and won unoniruounly . doptod. [Advertisement.] EuIoANT Nov Evil ES FOR Faseeya-112. Ret , at street, aayi Nu. 4. Lea.kniball!tzeet. Leaden.— Onions, moo, tone sot low y amt. emit :era inanu.acnye, jr tote.- bags nod divalOo.i.cams. Yfort.busos. anA work ULM,. let. stop le. tone. 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