The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-10 00:00:00

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LITERATURE. b 21v• Raveiso Primrose iv tie lavvosmu ; in deed* • fivive NNW lakkaes rw IllassZe &reek Ciammiesied by limensehev, sad Innalsiad tram lb. Original inadis by K. SIMMILLIII, Um dee : Inge rad War. Lorin the lato-war the Princes' Chavehavealser end h . there, the ?doom Vanua Orbelini, soothers of the Osseo rod tawny, mod Ohm of boor to the Em pewee of Um* wen captured by • loge bay of mown- Whom woke the comma of t3losail (who Is oar old friend &homy% owl cam !apt cepdelty he eight months. Bowleg them been massed, ea masa of on seonnoes NOMB ▪ wesoey, owl the lowlernthe of Ithowire on, at that time • ltesein hero% the Ulan thmeogh lhe mhos of M. Ver. Amok, (Oboe of the Make, or Cimeenes, the Fidget Owed et TM), pabilehid • ha lIIONIIMe Oithat 1111,1M111119 nil sonsito, en villa the beet soder walks is hods, h mohair he the mainly seed light It throws open the seollthe el the Mlles gowned by Shook the Unitary which they Wait, owl the shossier I Oak ki.. The &ea end OWNS blegrephon of the shit have, we ere Woo* sentrelleled thweselves sal melt ether on Ilk letter point—sew praserisles bin es Is., new as issaisi hoe ewe rs.isw sod Religiose ,lispostor. We pole • dowlolon of Mow& st hewn The Primness were YAW by the wows to dimmed from their weary barer, nod on thee eswinshol se the rod apertment to whisk they were theelowl be tometh se- ✓d doh. the seat ewes seenthe. Sees Ville weer who ere ~Neatly.at e,h ewed them Isle he teeth took Irk ekes eel helped then he mire. Al We reeest the Prthoor .3it, Others! eh red Iv agertrest, tad re Weedy martosaded by the herr et the resslik sires wire th orderrli set help sehdag a girl et therter of kir ihr et meth iscresille. or eyes WI eland. ?h i lt allerWe theelleir ; rue Trireme bed.... ▪ illethrly, they weer ler let se trouble is temp Dreg he st _soh try these her half-closed eyes eh* her Ye ah Mthisgelelthe ilestere et lb. Iferisis Chief re all hie fetidly. Ahem ere tro two sums ~at the star, direr is Yee rile chrism ever whist 111111•111. Thome wee two et Mimes wire. Or et IV . rhort, ihis, reherthei weer, wi th a morel nor, heed lII= I. I %li s t oath ries bar hr. we err le he set roe des eery her years et sew trriel sen leminee ; but the vet hi of expesieles, or el the sem One r pereful Is ell ber teeturrie. list it wee try le Nis le her the helive of the Catlin& The oreirew assortethe4 that the wee of Tartar rib, Yr hasp Wry Ilherre tater, Mara Err, • ere who ersolsoll arress Wirer I we the Moroi Miter ea his peph, owl Are valet we sa-yeeeltal Is the word err& M lle s, ether, err alieureite, weirs Amnia, hers Is eshe sad thready hweethly haws to hi re by the emir of he Weer" which they hod bier thereat. the re rear hew lies thirty years et eath lea, rat, d.. Way Fry with • wry the irk corpleries, s siapis het emerlegilisi espresehe curithree. Free the het ateeree Priem felt to phase oridesoe Mr. mei adhered ortirel le ler Wort se t hin . glt e esit other ht ter, the t T , whet whether the err o ihreeeh the isterreer, that all their "arty weer then ere, bet that ler the present Bred hN ilellllollB IS OW lie Term= lir to recover her the htls.r et thi heresy, Oar what th ey would bre the 'Greasily with tier rd would be allowed to seer ~re of their ervesh they welted to Meta it err sperthest. adore beg the twe wet sore arrived with the Mlle Prism. A lesseror sed Omer, she whom our Salon» with V•adlin2t. r iji . Mid... Derry rib Meals . • They bed es • maw et Zinn te ret down upon the Son sod were inagessly ..ended by • member of inquiet. doe nein sed &aim The blew were attired in roses eliessiese; the taw; Is oddities to the ordinary soolose, we Ad ger. is do °engin et le, bat Inds ' dame ban Sand et this pros Amon; the number at permute mite were esselorierg ass with re sun curiosity Is Prins= widen Ns yen( women of nowt appor tion sod mem* nod ersolos nen of age. itbe wee Mon 1 • egoist Nd Sole, • den-bltie chemise, end wide red troseen whi Misdeed ad • veil newer.. Inge bark silk benkarebiet. Her fees woe brilliantly fair, wad bar yen mall, this, sod sinewbot enversot Her soon woe nibs barge, blot bur to wen dessilogly whits sod kr gem et the brightest pink. All this formed • eery sineolve eissorib/r, whin wee, moreover. lighted op by • Or of los leirg=zryi z zpoostre of gaiety, end wenonai Shaw Linn mid n's third w. "I'mu% a Sad" al . ....e: Tr diineTiMpreistor -- ' -- the my elnrectrnele ph et Illwars GINS wives .NS., far eared filet van only slaingthesed by ell the Incident. which dada( air 111141 M scathe* real denall In the sereglie. Upea the goad sad bad ponds la the dispositions of tla wives lilt said &applies= of the captives &slag We period may be mid le have depended, it Woo catsia that for .11 their plessone, end in is equal dgree for sll their easoyeaces, they wen Indebted to one or the other althea. leder. . . . ... - .. - . . . . The Prise7Mare naderstood tide has the first, and. with ado urril penewatice at their en, met to work &wolverine the particular qualities end defects by which each of the three wive was diatinethabed. This wan sot difficult; but It may be repeated owe for all, that the Princesses found their brat impressions fully realised b the sequel. ■ a little whole the two eldest of the wire' went out, and Maned with various ntherhisents sachem tea. honey, cheese, white heed, and, he the mast astosiehmest of the captives, delicions sweetmeats web as ma only he procured ►t one pleas Is the Canteses, naissly. Pb. ehopof Toilet, the Preach seelleetimier, M Tills. The children sore delighted with the refrombesiste, eyed* with the tea. Little Tamara begs. as donee shook wed st lest became etv playful that it see only with the evestesi &Scotty she could be put to sleep. Is the insentime smoky led theism sight, and one after somber the Primness* oilers were beginaing to diaappear, until at lest Ile mithesithe tithe house left them alone. ' The teak le ea eameMagly intereetiag oontribatioa to the Meek et Hteratara oemeeted with the recent war, sad Mr. nine& ham easeeiall his tack o tranelatioa la a swat elareetive style tad with wawa ilierery ability. John d.wii, Mr Ind ?fortlist. By PrimicK Joserst X PAU T.—Losdoa lAy. The Irish tows is skate throughout this work. Jobs Naha was • door, lard-workiag, weedy, sickly, lit, raty - mg, • dreaminess which gives Ms biographer enemies, le the lahmieetina to hi. memoir, to tnwh ups the well•ltaewn episodes is the hatories at Noah, Cbenekyard,lmiss, Dr. Joltedma. &rage, .ad Lean All Demies'a mytap sad doing*, all hi. Wormy Meer sad frelmaal sietirm, all hie pecuniary trembles owl being ameeinge, ere viewed through an Bible alas meggliglog gimes,ead the red seams of hi. friend, lir. Jimmy, want be therefore taken run perm. There is, hataftwr. ae Amid that John Daman woe a gifted =a who, trots s vary Muhl* polities In lib, and ;till tawdrily tortured by diem', tubed himself be bs tM. blood sail eats wombat at sous of him and ogled anantrymen ; that M wrote dearly, beasstly, mud pnrely, and that in dososelio ISt his ammeter Tr bregocaohoble. &sr* these are entlicient qualifications to obtain respect for his memory. We summit two ar three at the most taninating porticos ot the book. Here le Balm's latroduation, thou only be years old, to Thouwa Moore The Ovate theatre of Whinny we the opals, and Nees WM admitted to wham one of the porformenote. Hs sees delighted with all he saw. 'myth's( around was mo arse ; the sadism all in tell deer, • brilliantly lighted Mee, the /Pen as mem of the seen, the busty of the wessey, neilemi the gat a hey trL he the child /the. Ms AM sot, beweeve, stied as meth he the of w Moen, who ebs the play w , es kw the of elwrybe kle ee or et the pethweesee. He wee the is to. ' het gkey of Ids sore, sod hese the those of gene .medics. On the eerie of Ilenhn's vet to the thee. Moore weed Ids Meeedeges an Neese Meth" It wee swel 1, , sod thinhe wee th e loathe ot Me e hensedig the mwelltion. The beenty d the post Meek the low th e th at, end as preheni was do km -1 Wasmem' by It wen wassforl, that he the Mew isendsg, spy the eniko Mei shale lathe awe- Noy, and With the pew eel lethefose employed by Mere is its deliery. Mira Mess leemkieed, is was olinevet to dram Merit to Me heel clothes red tat badly mew lea Yee the mho% tad, with • roll of papaws ender hi mem, web lowed, the Mee in whisk Mow MAW ; he wee I abed to bindles haseit to Moen se • keher-psoe end I the roll of peen was the emeaseele yeses hp Mei =le psww hat WSW lbe e := . Via 141, 16 as. Pitt " e 0 MONIS et • marl' le th e ease of Use " AMIIO - Ohs "Yew end a teLw t hicit he : l ed who. he heed bieseK dowdy milled " eve aleseell emempeedese T.M," siested his d tide *kw Maly. He reed •bw of the wee, inquired se to hagsgosemini seh hard t tel ia =l4l7 to be sills, Tail., w oad dill end amid do to " bit broiler poet." To :clod Ms War peer wee gees esikese for Beim ; bat the sew etobligbg Ide wee too lathes( to he ; so, after sew • 'rieridea, be the gmed-renred led the thee pee wake In the weld be sited Mud me oak se • season Ifehmt to the Wets themes, Mee be could see Mr. Moore en the nights of piedweente. This raped was at tee mid the gelds et tie thethical ream little Jahn 4113; he nlm we Yaw me Me Meet coed desire—the map tieket which opined the theses, to him woe Imo a tribute to MB pewit tithe. And how the boys ten would hose method weld be the Me knows that but twenty-two yeses Mee lb owe haw would be so folly aclunowkdrd that Ude ems pest poet, whom he woo nor on mere to please wct li s iti thea is Kilkenny, call ape eld Memel Reim, and, that he was from hole wee, se • rod, end Mee foe old man, thee womle 2 " Mr. Tease Mom reel to pey his irpecte to the tether ot the author of 'The Olims Penally . . _ Here to the Brat phasing of the "Tales of the O'Hara Feeti Much as Basis Ipg..d to become the novelist of Ireland, yet bonat a the peat incalties to be matmuntered end sur mounted, basilahoi, sod barb, and doubted. Whilst 10•Millff through the lemon* of Woodstock, whilst revel ling mentally amongst the embossments of blvan loveliness of the leadsmen amend Ittei, he spoke of all We hops sib ben to his brother Michael was ell berme end trustful aspiredos. hen the period at which he had omen to be • pellet Mr. Beethansa's " English Academy," he bad ken engaged la babe. as an assistant to hie father. He had INISOen WO have ebony men, the coestant come wooden sad brier of John ha !new little of boob, bat much gibe MN WllO domed the world in which he lived. These won pedely the IMO who web to make up the cha mbers el Johe's prepaid labels. Michael urged hie Inner to mend he kw" nothieg of the literary jobs =esepleg, the ebonies which most be . encountered one's way to the public eye. He behaved to Joker ' . pans ; he had gloried in his proven; be had hen Ids con- Wnt bib unhappy bet love; he bed bees hie sures in the long end terrible Meknes flag the death of Anne D—; ad new he was his beat and tent tried, kw he kept bin Any dud to we piss of may, proteinsmay, sea erThey talked of plots and ernes ; they mann/ old nes, end cribbed their adaptability for the novel or IMMO ; god thus Michael became coalmen in his estimate hi. blether's pain, and John learned the great advantage be he dried ben be jubilant, gad bbd bat honed criti cise of Miobsi. And he Imbed care :—b discussing their *so, sod In webeing the eeents7 take that seemed gent waited be Jobe. popes, ltbleasi related orparticular nary so bike* clearly, um hio•Uy, and with so gneiss ebbs% tan John blermindspos venturing all Ida hopm of moan In on blob sovel—• novel to be written in steles —tae, at I. dwhich should be written by M2:71!! and thee, add the green fields of Iniatiogoe, were the " Tales by the O'Hara Family" planned, end • joint system of wri .i t i.u ocenanemod, which rivalled in popularity the C Tol " es" of the Meters e. Micheal was un willing to hie brother in this plan ; he doubted Ids ▪ ; • hook .ad primers were awful things in hie en— but Jobe Inbred —implored : he would cermet ; be would be in latedon, Micheal would we him by shortening his work—the filing mad" of the bison would he wapplied by Xiellosefe Wary if it siren an other ; the Mary wee • good MN-6 might depend on Jo 'a jadgesent fur be Inn of be opinion ; and at length It wee agreed that ark fibroid immalesse coarapenng forthwith, Michael to wake the Awry he had tell le John, John to prepare the ether bie woolory to complete the ordinary three volumes —ad nth was to submit his work to the judgment and cor ✓oders of the other. appoiliz le the volume embalm some good specimens of Brim's deem& writing, with which the English public is not gsmandly anqrshitsd. RITINION or THE LITIIEGT.—The following pe tition to tie Convocation of the Province of Qwertrary I. new Wag cireniated swag the clergy of the Meow M Lia rs* end is said to have slready remind annisrens toes :—" To the Moat Be.. the Archbishop, the Right:: lb. Moho" end the Rev. the Clergy et the Province 1 Centirleiry, is Convocation anembiriL—The htunble poli ties al the andsreigned clergy of the Memo of Liecola .bract►,—Tbst your petition= Iwo rows to know that (Marts ore bang made In divas far the revision of A* Bak demons. Ptsysr, vbl ohs profwed view of ob. brwrfritfmg the .7 weaken of the church ; that they lame Mel On sonownsemnt eidd?, map of your lord- dips al yaw eillitgan to sin as; harlltany, in rentann, as a anyenna mat% rabonlated to l to orb ablin or may 'maw boankablo; that lisy hid he wine of the suarestioaa alai in the report al thi sinnalitla einvocation on seer merlese, in the nooks of RIK he arias eandand allain; rode r thankeglviht terse gastiontil arab saw Or *Ohre, and others, le be nolinth Imemm ha Whip of the diorama ; tint. ado diprosaft mat dassil/ WEI Ili the row aro oar meg Make mesh ids an by he etnisks of pathos of sea, or an, d atrti dry void oiino did day facility ahead he added he Eno or all of tore aka separately whaa dearahlo. 80, air shiselag the nay dialcultin and hoards Male boor Ur enendon, year paitionen eamestly pray tat your air rate body will drainetudy oppose any act at le= Intederesos with, ye alteration d the Book of Prr ME ELDERLY GENTLEMEN OF THE Hotsi Or Collllollll.—The %Maar members of the Rows of Cosa raw are excused from serving on election committees as asesuat of tboir antra age, viz. —Osumi Arbuthnot; Mr. J. Heehaw, Sir J. Bailey, Mr. E. Ball, Mr. W. R. Bar Mr . Mr. P. Eleanor, Hos. W. S. Bernard. Mr. T. T. Berard, Mr. A. Bleck, Colonel Bolden, Hon. Myatt Banda Mr. Boyd, Mr. Brace Mr. W. Brows, Mr. Brotklehnnt, Major C. Broca, Ono:ral Boaley, 1111 r C. M. Bartell (03 years of or ) . 84 C. R. Code, Mr. R. Davison. Mr. B. Denison, Mr. Dints, Mr. M. Drunsinnod, Mr. T. Ifitagsby Duncan* Mr. F. Ellice, Lon. J.E. Elliott, eh De Lacy Evans. Mr. ?sem Mr. J. H. Foley Ph J. Graham, Mr Hadfield, Mr. 0.0.1. arrourt, Mr. J. H Mr. J. Brabant, Mr. J. W. llitraloy, Mr. J. J. Hopi J Mr. Kirk, Mr. W. Lang, How. Coked Lowther, Mr. T. law Mr. Mtcartney, Mr. C A. Moody, Mr. MullloEe, Sir J. Owen, Mr. C. W. Pad., Mr. R. Pslmer, Vboant Pohnorron, Sir O. B. Mr. N. Power, Mr. &rope, Mr. SlansThats. V Spooner, Lard J. Stuart, Mr. Tancrei, Sir P. . ' Mr. Tandy Mr. G. Tr dB, Mr. J. F. Tenser, Sir . eneer , Mr. Waddington, Ad miral Walcott, Mr. Wane, Mr. H. Whits, Mr. Brodie 1113 his Willcox. Mr. Williams, Mr. W. B. Wrightson, and OmFsrsl Wyndham. In LIKE SHADOW., 80 DEP/MT.—From the circular of the Scottish Typographical Aseedetket we take the folloiriag :—" We hero to record the demise, in Edia. burgh alone, within the last month, of the Easter. Times, • penny weekly ; the EeliskuryA Weekly Renew, • twopenny sheet armed to literature and lambed mbjects ; the Lyceum, &spiritedly written paper, smothered in advertisements; and laelly, the suspension "of the Daily Despatch. Timid from the trade steadpoint, the latter is the greatest loss. We believe four hands are thrown out of employment. The others rather inclined teaching the young idea bow le "set," PO that they do set mum the mid la the labour market that might be supposed." —Nora Selfish Neil. Tn E MONT Ctlela TennEL—The Gaulle& Sanas mays that the priveratory works of this gigeatin mderteking here already made derable progress. Near Modelle, o f the Savoy side, 81611111•0 workshops and sten/mem have been anew{ is, of Am butldiap not lees thea 7/0 Mt Mph. end • shaft hes been sank la the elde el the mmentela, Is each • ellmima that the warkamm will be slale to mallana their opera/or dmriag the winter, elediered hos the mows and maim. On the Piedmeat side at Bar. demehe, similar yeeparallam lave been ow* as wall se rad vp he the eatzeatie ed the prepemel twat. sciamripic SOCIETIES. ETHNOLOGICAL A toasting of this eolaty was held yesterday imam le the roars of the Ileagetical Society, St. lsresem srmitee—illr. B. BOTTISLD, M.P., In the chair. A. paw, entitled "Boss Contributions on the Ethnology of Modem Europe," by Dr. Latham, wee, in the absence of the author, read by Mr. Wright, the honorary secretary. The principal object of this communication Irma to point out the coleako of different mallow now settled in the vaaious eovatries in Europe. In his caethiantion of colonists, Dr. Laths United bismeif to those potpie who still retain their Meath hiastiagu, maws, aid rergente, sad In this re stricted team of the term thin me no colonists to Great Bil out Indeed ; kthough the girths were named as a disclose peep* their amatied mode of hi dose not entitle *sea to be Gelled asiothsta. It is sea* the mate with the earthen mistrial of Bann with /coos, mid with the Pusismals, whom very few trent of ooloalsatica ate to be them/ ; bet in Doty sad ia the sethitamt of Europe there are ammous etheetes whit% amingtha Eels Intional she reoleeidee. la Italy, Dr. Latham meaticeed sis distinct rbut the colossus are nearly alefromother parts of sie ls ' gaths Germans and the Freesia beim conspicuous moss the amber. Yr. J. Yeesedy than mid a cememmtratioa teati 8 teepsetins the Nalittmlity mid Leagverle ths=Htruesaan" SOCIETY OS ARTS.-AO/LICULTUILLL PROOLISS. J. Aui., O tie 14 01 4111111"1111.411114 p 4 . ,111611111111*-41111 "On the Program ef the dedestharel Implansth Trade garb( the hat Twenty Teem," by B. athey. The anther directed streaks to the remerbehle far that, to the eendt of lumps, ploughs MINI stlll In me ems woe pthrithlys le oft erwetthe then those rempleyed by err lbws and Name eneostro—the remerthide reprovements made In the Zee- Irk *seek heal/ bus me doubt rimeleted by the dthrelty la modes the dew teases sell of this matey. Twenty years ago geed verity of phoghe were It the, wetly Gibed seestrarion, end nth up to 1841 the prthelpel bola air °BMW writers wed to broth ri the Meg plough. The maw deserted whir be addend to be the ler esmetrero Ike of want plough, and thee prod to the barer, ea to. Owned es old, if net elder, thee the O n the coati mat, where the peke el km wee higkoide lova dr awly eardrely if weed, end fra the thine We. web** wee meelly reremard dike movie= work and ben teeth, bas at Peat thrum ark* of iron as eurrolvely mod, the Item most mimed berg the sig-rtg, with jobb In the sestre , oiler terterg upon some ether isspirmuteu the .ether briley deputed 0.. which ke esalifored oemarkohly elisselve, known es "Creep kill'• dad rasher," which we invemeed In 18110. He thee mead to the Inkier of sewlng. ?wady yew ego, the ass, in all but timer Um et the ewe deemed otentlee, and steel y all the rest mops of llatered,, were sewn by hand broadcast, slit wee then 1110 ries ego a isachim wee lave tar rain la weir rows, Between 1782 and MA searr drib were invented, bet did z i tarar I. came to, guard nee math the therednellon mans. Thelness-bee, snider very areal ha- Cl=wse as lisle town as the drill, eat et lab& and 11141; when It we inhibited sad tesemded at the Royal Agrineltmel Bestry's Slaw et Limper; but, Ithe the drai, us el the benethee bed were/ • powerful rimers from the of portable root am yea, end wed* of Lie enparphoedda of lime. Peeving to the abject el rea g-.r the sailor observed that bre the bwrovemeat within twenty t aare hod been very rya Nemerty la this pert el tare had left our farms little &Wu Ilte amid Inland In one yaw mpg awey Imbeds of thesersda of haymakers and reapers. Fanners were slowly converted to the mss of the beet fors of bee-wheeled ploughs, iron harrows, cultivators' searthent, drlfe end hone-hors, but it was the dearth of leboar, add.ly created, and onsparedly eared by famine, a enormous emigration, and war_, widish forced the way for the progress of the harnaldsg, the bans-rake, and reaping seachinse. Within the Yet twenty =e the whole = L ot preparing conk for market bad momet only had the 40 bean dproodoit i the threshisreoschine, but the threthiar machine Itself lad been so perfected sad onsaded that wheat wee balsa oat of the awn, lb. straw carefolly shaken, carried away into the bib while the grab was win nowed, the wrings seposeed ban the clog it= cons from the ben, seed the whole enalked gad reedy kw the market. After dwelling upon this odder et mad herb, and pointing out the soselist disedven wee of the old mann of threahiag, Hes author es larged upon the various purposes foe which the eta.- reins wow now employed upon many well-maaaged firms. He had not spats, henrever to go into the subject of steam ploughing, which ham been occupylag so sena public atteatka ; bat he thought what we moot muted wee • Emblems which could be set to work the moment the mop we off the ground,when hones and sea were meet buoy, out then thousands of awes of art-rats oorn land could be turned up end cleared of weeds before Christmas, which now for mat of bone-power, or in coneeqoence of a wet sealon, amid never be touched mill riag. The author oosoloded by giving soma Weakness - which had been made of the national elpanditura ad gavials from the modern oystum at ealtivanon carrle i tczt:rn imp;ennate. ♦ disetusion fa which hems. Bentall, Jams Howard, R. Herren, Baer, J. J. tYwhi , William Bennett, the Chairmen, and ether gestlereen took part. ARCHMOLOOICAL INSTITUTE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. At a meeting held on Wednesday, in the Guild the MATO& in the chair, an influential local cisamehtee wee sppointed to make each arrangements many be .sry for providing room for the assembling of the above society tot the metin♦ . of the emend sections, for the revision of the temporery Museum, and for the mane action of ell other Imenres incidental to the approaching misting of the society in Bath. ARCILEOLOGICAL The annual general meeting of this Institute err held ea Wedasoday sight, in George-street Hell, Etliabeargb. Thee was a Urge Meadows of members, sad several et the ministate. mid Town Council. Oa the wells of the hell were log the prise designs for the new goverment diem to Laudon. The LORD PROVOST, who presided, anatiseall, la vegieleas to the pries designs advertised for by the Ned tele, elm a number of appliances had been made to the directors fur intormatioa oe the subject, so that i• all proba bility the number of competitor. would be largo. The directors further ocntemploted, In order to diffuse a taste for art throughout the country, to have waded engravings of celebrated erchitertaral monaranste, both ..dent and modern. Ose meek of the himitution hd been the procuring for eshiliition the ledges upon the well., wßich he hoped would be bet • pommy to smiler =MlA time. Robert Mahler/a, of bet Majesty's Dowd of Worlu for Scotlead, thenmid • paper relative to the de visee for the new government 'Wee. Mr. Comas, erehitset, afterwards moved, ameadall by Mr. Duncan Miter's, that the Covell of the 'unlade ahead be requested to endeavour to armlets for some member to dawn • lecture explanatory of the several designs which W hem sent down to Edin burgh for exlibitkai. The amid Provost mentioned that the &ague would he exhibited to the public by ticket from ten to three o'clock on 'ammo& goys. SAL" OF MODERN PICT UllB. Yesterday the odes modern pictures to which we called &Pasties as Monday ware sold at Masers. Protein', Pall.=ll The Whelks emitted at 80 paintings, by Raclin, &anis* Orsetelek Ilithert, Webster, Maimed? Utrill Fri* Mere Cake, Ma ll et, me others, anti real ander the Iteselser amity 6,0001. We subjoin the prkee for which seine et the mere nenerkable lout were sold : Lot 29. The Cymbal Player, Rtty-68 guineas Lot 40. London frees Greenwich Park, J. B. Fyne —135 guineas. Orme of Mee% T. B. Cooper-64 vices,. Lot 47. The Antesos, Etty-76 dulness Let 61. Ansdne, Radios —l4O guineas. Lot 63. The Sunbeam, 3. Philip (the dog by R. Aped/31)-116 latir. 64 Ratecce, 3. R. Herhert-66 gnlneea. Lot rnit, Wild Dock, leery Tasked, Ike.. 0. Lsooe-126 onlooss. Lot 60. Twilight, M. Astheny-77 guineas Let 63. The Early LIMN T. Feed—Sigslosts. Let U. Dutch Meta, B. W. Cooke-169 aralasse. Lot W. The Mese Chet (AAA for the gigots is the eilegiallSke COMO. ties), T. Webster-66 pins Lot 67. Hampton Coat la the tim e of Charles 1., F. Octe44-270 &mos. Let 70. Ones of Cattle in a Mandow, T. 8. Cooper-9M gime. Lot 71. Runs. of RlgbeCatloodrel, D. Roberts-117 Osseo Lot 72. Pettit and Pleven, T. Oreosiond-161 goissos. Lot 73. The Olaf of Open* I. R. Fyse-160 ribose Lot 76. The Best by the Way, P. F. Pesti-186 Lot 76. Cathip Piety, T. Feed-440 gelseso LAM. Wacrilsals, J. guineas. Let 79. A Brawlisg Stream, Creawirk— 100 faker. LA W. Highland Therm with Cattle. Sheep, sad Geste, esweglag teesstela peas, T. 8. Cooper-117 guises'. LIABILITT 07 Elstrowlutu.—The tat on wbach hod on interview whit Lori libsaloy of sod Ur. LAVO• It tip Hard of Turk w Y lsd somas to *ads; the sack of oillpoworrs lit one of otoidosts to 10 088, 4 101 . ks. Log 114auloy of Alio* NM it ws quo. tint is width ea proont I* woo sot poopotoil to WA mg toy boys of the kw bag to slowed as to mot the views of lila dgiMbiga•akirreM 9.. u.. INDIA REFORM. Last night a meeting was held at the London Tavern to consider the policy of continuing the present irresponsible government of India; Mr. C. Ottrix, M.P., la the chair. The meeting was well Mirada ; and amongst those present was the Marquis of Chinrkords, Sir R. Perry, M.P., Kr. Pew., M.P., Mr. J. B. Smith, M.P., Coked French, 11. P., Mr. Wine, M.P., Viscount Byag, M.P., Mr. Diliwyn, M.P., Mr. Cranky, M.P., Mr. Hadleld, M.P., Mr. O'Brien, M.P., Kr. Richardson, M.P., Kr. Otway, Kr. Alderman Wire, Kr. Ramsay, Mr. Austin, Mr. Sidney Smith, Mr. Morland, Mr. Dickens, Mr. Bsß, Rev. W. R. Pm, Mr. Dichintion. 14. 7. O. Pn ILIA none moved the drat MlSOilliioll MOWS .—" That the present rebellion, and the previous complaints in India, complaints of all ...Win and conditions of men except thee. om prattled by the monopoly of patron sge, prom that the system of the se-celled ' double govern ment' has excited the morel hatred and dimfbction of Its subject., and has nearly occeskeed the Ices of our Indian empire , and, therefore, that it is expedient that the ' double t' should cease ; that no ferment or trustees of rdi urms4 stiould any longer Maad between the complaints of the goo* and the power and Inning d the crown, sad that the ettpr. of the Queen and parlia ment alone &cold henceforth be recognised in India, as It I. In every other part of the Bridals do ubter." Re came Ware them kr the Tarpoes of claiming junks for the people of ladle, sad of removing from this country one of the foulest blots that gm tainted Its role. lie wood with the ehatiman that tie Pamident of the BeiM Ocelsol woo oast GRAMS is pcwoolit h : N A 1 221,0 gnall=lerhilasZlNllbh egebet the my of hedberiele vesgeemes, — louses isdiserheinete vengeance wee the °epodes el jes tios. He meet soy deo that no nese's bosom 'blabbed arm bellegly then did hi. et the heroic coshed oldie bend ci their countrymen who were In India when this estbeeth marred. He now mine to the reel oldest of the meeting, which was to protest against the pokey of oestinuing the rule of India by en Irreeponelbe government. (Chem) He believed mat If the swers was carded oat to India thee the system of brespendbie gorses meet wee destroyed, it would do room to realm izasqra to India than would the seadiag oat missy dim. They had pursued • policy In India =lts celled by the =phobic name of essezatke,lnd which wee nothing more nor they talker from the native princes whatever the omnivore thought cosuniest to take. (Hear, beer.) The conduct pulsed by the Wien government In &dun mil Odawee so Mums that it would get an attorney stench of the nth If peresed by en individual. We es trete( 0,000,0401. from the people of On& sinos oar lirat ommion the. ' and then we combined that the Meg did not rake more mossy. Why, how coin And when we inteeted 60,000,00 W. from the people if yet were k not for the conduct of Seindalt, Holler, and the Nimes, Wive princes of India, our position in India would have been far different from what It woe now. The position d Gomel Wile= before Delhi would hem been rem cri tkel then that of Havelock In Looksow but for the medal of Bcindlah. There was note else, ofpereoni In India whom we did not neat to the most cruel and impolitic meaner. It wee proved on undeniable evidence that tortures were Is dictait of the mod horrible kind far the poems of extorting the miserable eaving• of the natives or to force evidence hoes them. The prisoss of India were despoiled end degraded, end the perente of India were robbed end tottered. It was to seldom elm that the police of India was the companions of thieves sad rabbets. He treated that the government under which these things were permitted would not be allowed to continue,* ceder that the inhabitants of India might know sessettdag dike reel character of the English people ; end when the blow of Englishmen had pout down this 'ebonies he hoped the bumbler's' of India might know something of the_ Judea end equity of this nation. (Hear, bear.) Mr. Mt• Lt. seconded the resolution. After what had occurred In India, he hoped they might spmk of the double goverment of Ibis without being accused of " otter *Do mes Of tie sebject." (laughter.) The government of India wee ea endow • thing that nothing could be mid of it which was not trim mid false at the wee time. The govern . meet of India was now hero sad now there, but it wu no where when you wanted to make It responsible for greet ' crimes end great wrongs. The East Indio Company whet ea balm to the Board of Control. (Lembeer.) ney wen powerless to do good and convenient instruments tar work ing mischief. The reel government wee in the hands of the crown. There could be no doubt of that. Why, thee, did not the crown take the osteneible government? There could not be • more dangerous thing thou kw • goverment Ito have the seal purer, cad yet ke °Decoded from the *ye seed control of public opinion. (Hear hear.) 7,1.11i37 revolt which indicted tech disasters, lap ng the whole country in Ore and blood, et length the people d this country to some num of their duty. The people of this country wanted to get rid of the Compomy ts order to get et the minister—to mike him come out of his dark recess, sad do his work, as honest man should, In the open hoe of day. (Hear, .hL ar r3 This wee the reel swim of the cry against the continuance of the double government, it wee not • cry of memos against the Hest India Commy. They meted the Beet India Company to gond out of the light in ardor that they might see what could be dome for the welfare of that mat por tion of the world. He wee desirous to see ea mid of thee jealousy of Bumps= enterpriu which therseterised the pest policy of the Comeny, and that support which they gem to Brshednicel and Mehemet= intelersace. He wanted to me the physical sad morel development of the people of India He wanted to see en end put to the Mildew of • gum. mut which commenced in emmereial cupidity, end eta drew its remorse from • • monopoly of eat sad of opium. I (Hear, Mr.) He wanted to see • smaller military force in ladle, lees highly peid civil servants, and • free and =gagged prom (Cheers.) There were difficulties in the way to be sure; wee but what w difficulty but th e measure of the intelligence and the energy which was Dummy to overcome it? (Cheers.) All the planes of trust in India should be opened to the intelligence of the people of this country. With regard to the debt of led* he wee afraid the people of this country would have to mume it, hether the Hest India Company were abolished or not. He hoped bewever, that by de veloping the resources of India, the ' debt would be eamly dis &weed. It should be their duty to atone, by their good °induct in the future for the Tilley by which they ac quired that country. If God ever epoke to man, he spoke to the people of England by this Bepoy revolt. Let the govern ment hold the sword for the protection of the people of India, but let the propagation of Chrietisnity be left free, and he bed no doubt the time would soon arrive when the people of India would di et the feet of their great Muter " clothed In • right mind." (Cheers.) The Marquise( CLAN IIICA ans. In support of the rude- Hon, mid he entirely joined with the speakers who preceded him in almost all they said. He rejoiced to nes so large • meeting, bemuse after all it depended on the people whether this double government shield coatis= or sot. That government wee condemned by every use; he sem met with say person who justffied It. continuance; but dill the system had stung mote, end the go vernment would reqUre • little promos, and even pushing, from without to sestets them If they resolved on It. abolition. There had been mom talk nimbly about • letter wrings by the Palmated of the Beard of Control ea to the best mum of wading Mope lobelia. It appeared that no each letter had been writlr, bat fa the entree eities dismal= which took piece he sever Ysard say sae say that the Presi dent of the Boot a/Cannot had need to know anything of what madras et the hone' b Leadeshell-street. Thews really wee so reeporible (ovum's= for India, or if there ma, no one could my where it wee to be found. Who was =ble for the policy of sancention or Sro the Allston Ir i erstea ? Who wee respondble for the state of the bum of India ? Who ems remensible for the state of the kw courts ? Who we. resposable for the mate of the police? (Hear.) If Dot the East India Company, who then was reeposidbie ? He should like to hem an answer to thee question. A difficulty had been rated about the quedies • patronage and the danger of I ivies it into the hands of the government. What wait the patronage of India ? The writer ship were throws open to the public, and were theeedetabipe of smolt ire that they should be allowed he Mad is the way d the good government of 200,000,000 of He did sot care who had the patronage, provided that =r . id end intelligent Englishmen were sent out to India. The Beet India Company and the secret committee might have the psteonmga devise their Hue, provided they were willing to giro geed government to India. This objection se to patron age wee • Isere bugbear, end deurved retber to be laughed id than Meted oedema,. He wished to Immo on them the seoessity d urging this question se • matter of duty and interest to themnelree, end if thee continued the Mottles he believed that God would bleu their cum (Cheers.) Mr. CuLtarr said they were all agreed em to the Deb oarity of getting rid of the double government, but they had net yet determined which pert of the double government I should be got rid of. What had the East India Compeny does? With regard to the Affghea end Persian ware the Beet India Company wee not responsible. These were were famed es the East India Company by the Board of Cootie], through the egesey atlas met committee of the East India Company. It wee sot the Hest India Company, bet the I Board of Oentrel, thee wse reepossahle for the which bed been ompleinod el that night. He therefore as en amendment, Get these of the Indisa lF = " lll end the redress of Indian gefiisnus can be obtained only by onlociag the penelthe of the law on those who was elthe the anthers of both, net In India but in England—by remit ted= to the =the prime and people, by the =maim of the Braid of Control, end by the resumption by the Qom= =sad people of this country of control ever the Conroy. Caned% ROLLAND 1110:6811 Ile easeadment. The CIILUJUIAN pet the seetedsiese, wide& burl eel, • T Il i rM ff in h r loess heeded in es eamilmet, to the AIM that the transference of the power of the President of the Hoed °Meted to the Chairman of the Zest India Con roy tvaa errgiel to the good gemming et ladle. The Cnanutsw put it to the meeting whether they would bear Mr. Jones to support of his amendment, which decided that they would not. mation. The otiginel motion was then put, end carried by accla _ PLr. Masa; late editor of tits 'fiend of India, next sd droned Übe ablating in support of the following three reso lution "That although • vicious and irresponsible system of hen gevesameat, like the trusteeship of the Kest ladle Comicty lu enag be well fitted for tmservplona ass exte n Imes ding Indian er b; ieW powers of Aria, still it is evidently unfitted for in British beam, and for consolidating Bri tt' any part of the world, and until it be super ..a.,t77•ll.otail step ma be taken towards removing those evils of which the people of India so justly complain ; such as • beidel and pollee administration which gives no seen. thy foe Noreen or property ; a spurn of land revenue which preemie Wish from investing their fortunes in the soil a went of to develop its boundless riches., and of evade mad midi to bring ita produce to market • tradi diemessering &id & enterprise and settle menti%pc*, of lmb'• sad a monopoly of all the prices of uflioe by the nominees of the home government." " That the patrons', hitherto =lmpaled by the directors of Best Is Comp= of tight to the whole body of their be given to the public at WV: wel ece t ir 4 in ima lhe Irene of a cabinet minister, 40 years age, sad then Profane of the Board of Control, ' means mqht easily be adopted for placing the appointments ia India under that woke of management which would not tend in any tee to Were the principles of the conatitn the ilianielft the enae tithe news.' " " That the steseept to umpervilm mad seated the details of Indian adednblestion la this country is abated la theory, ta sest essa, iimui = mik gpm . E lli t iel asn isli btan di govenrand be baited to makes eilimmendel pokey, end lead abash, imposed ent the load adeidden India, by the Methadon of open leglehtim woods, mad the motored= of the liberty piths He aid that the deecit in the Inaba revenue for the list her yews wee 1,700,0001. The most evade in India would make the normal deka 4,000,0001. The revenue of India ens 20.000,0001., 16,000,0001. of which, was derived from the Led. The Mad ameemeent could not be iacressed. 4,600,0001, was hotrod from opium. That branch of revenue might be swept my at any time. (Chem.) 2,36.1,00 k. we nt ved from ash, and they could not put more than 60 . of earth into it. (" Hear," end laughter.) 2,000,0001. was derived from casters. That could not be • fertile source of revenue kr some time at heat. Tles rely other source from which an inmate el revenue ceuld be derived wee the con fiscation of the Males ot throe who took part In the rebellion in India. Only three years ago_ they took the " swivel districts" from As end dread, 30 000 , acres of that lend—the in hike for the growth of cotten—wse Anna oat of cultivates from oar emu meat (H 661,.) Ia 1643 an inqatry bad been mend on respecttag the titles of 106,000 estates Is the Nab/am country. fierce then 7,000 titles had been adjadicated on, so that in 900 fro m this this the het at those titles wield be . (" Hear, hear," sod hughtsr.) Would the pe, o E ngland believe believe that ia the Nadine my thin won 18,000,000 alliances, on a/ a of 23,000,000, livtag on • pew a-weak t yet such woo the literel fact. Abet a ins thing to hen • share in the honour and glory at Ragned, with • proved of more bishop., and to live ea a penny week. (Cheers.) Let them read the seisms which had been published by the House of Cameass on the 2lnd of huts lest, end they would there learn the tor tures which had been inflicted on the subjects of the finieh of Putteeblab, who kept open the communication between Delhi and the Punjab, and whobad, if he bad raked the standard of revolt, would have millatid on his skis the Rebus, and the other warlike inhabitants of the Ponjab. U India bad been treated property the country would grow all the cotton which this country required, and England would be spend the contemplation of that worst of all cala mities—dependence on elation that might onany day become their deadliest foe for that which constituted the existence end idle blood of the nation. (Haar, bear.) But without wiehing to prophesy, he believed that by • proper admi nistration of India, instead of the cotton lands of Serer being thrown out of cultivation, it was the cotton lends of America which would be thrown out of cultivation. (Hear.) Th. people of Bmiand had in the hollow of their hands the destiny 01 200,000,, 000 people, sod let them, in the name of God, do them judo,. (Cheers.) mr. WA tt.st ascended the motion. Mr. BLIES? Jowls, who was received with cheers mingled with a lbw hisses, said that he agreed In the resolu tions reposed, bat believing that redress would never he obtalmed as long es a ruling oligarchy existed lath's country, he begged to propose se a rider or addlatis b the vewolut ions that them could be no security for the Marts good govern ment of India without a thorough reform In their repremn- Waive system. (Loud chews.) The resolutions, with this addition, were tarried no.- A tion founded on the resolutions was speed to, and the meeting broke up with a vote of thank. to the chairman. BMITETIELD CLUB CATTLE 8110 W. Yesterday the fineness of the day attracted luny thoneends of persons te the Baker-stresi Base" ; iudeeM the webers enteeeded maything we ever witnessed on any pre ying eceasler, bet ithleiregh now and then rousidemble crowds aressabled round the various prim animals, the arrangements, generally speaking, were so ex,rfient that bet little difficulty was experimmd by the public in freedom of transit throughout the building. During the morning the show was vimited by the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, Lady Paget, Lord Fe Colonel Chaßoner, Lord Berner, the Earl of Leicester,n Seeds., Lord Portman. Sir J. V. Shelley, Ac. The eshe or the prise animals effected during the day wen exceedingly slow as compared with the sales on the ascend day on previous eroseione. Ia Clam 10, No. 77, prize of 101. to Mr. W. D. Cepa Brooks; sold to Mr. Jones, of Merthyr, Glenvoreelishire. In Clues 13, No. 130, first price of Wl. to Mr. Edward Cane; sold to Mr. Sharp, of Brighton. Ia Clem 27, No. 163, prim) of 101. to Colonel Tolerantly ; wee petrohased by Mr. Abbott. of Winiborne ; and in Clan 751, Ne. 1.50, the Duke of Beaufort's beautiful mixed Highland sad Devon, prize of IW. and silver medal; wee percheed by Mr. Penny, of Bath. In the sheep and pig classes the sake had been a little more brisk during the day, but many of the prizes stfll re aming without purchasers. THE DINNER. The mud dinner was held in the evening at the Free masons* Tavern—Lad Bermes vice-president, in the chair, (in the abeam of the Duke of Richmond, who waa pro. vented Wag pressed by his duties ae Mosel of sup ported by Lord Needham, Lord William Lennox, Vire- Chamomile, Kiadereley, Mr. Western, M.P., Col. Tooneley, lb. Sunday, Mr. H. Wilton, Mr. H. Branireth, Mr. R. Barker, Mt. Fisher Hebb., Mr. Baker. Mr. Mach', Mr. C. T. Tower, Mr. Danes, Mr. Brandreth Gibbs, and about 140 ether gentlemen. The health of "Her Majesty" having been drank amidst the most hearty of English cheers The CHAIRMAN gave the " Prince Consort, a dis tinguished agriculturist, • member of the club, and a succubi competitor in the show, and the other members of the Royal Family," which was most heartily re sponded to. The CHAIRMAN next gave the "Army and Navy," pay ing a high tribute of praise to Ousel Sir IL Havelock, Chested Wilson, and the other officers who have lately die' tinguishol themselves in India. Colonel TOWNILn briefly acknowledged the toast. The CHAIMIAM said be had now to mores what was generally celled the toast of the evening—" Surer. to the Smithfield Cattle Show." Luckily be was mud trod going at any length into the history of the Smithfield Club, their Ind_e_fa.noble secretary having lately sat it into print. It Rut the society was mthblished in 17913; in 1830 Wis7d fifty members; in 1838 the Royal Agriculture' Society, which bad heft so weeftd, sprang front their body. Ia 1844 and 1860 bee Majesty honoured the show with her pretence; ialkl the Prime Consort became a member of th e dab, m ad about that time their show was removed from Gee well-street to the proemial spacious premises in Baker...teas. They had now SW member, and though he did not with to boast, he believed there was no other society of an equal number of members in the kingdom which could ems 1,2001. • year in prim. The interest which the club chow created in all class of society in this metropolis and throughout the country proved bow well its efforts to pm vide for the people the greatest amount of food at the cheapest possible rate were appreciated. But it woe not by going to the Smithfield show only that they could &pow ders the effects of the club, they most visit the homeateeds end the fields of the tenant farmers, to see the advanee that was making in the science of farming. He concluded by giving the tout, which was received with the loudest ap plause. The prima of the club haring been distributed. "The healthe of the Prerident" (his Grace the Duke of Rich mood), of " The Chairman," and o th er appropriate Waste WWI drank and responded to. The Bishop or Worcester has presented 201. to the had which le being mind for the areditm of a new wine to the County Reformatory, d Weston. In a letter t o L,,,a Wsceouipiaying the donation, the Right Bow. Prelate 4 --.' Whem you wrote to me lad year. and reenacted my riddance and cooperation in the diabliahnteut of a Refer orikey Inditetks for Warwickshire, I entertained strung dentets whether it was whie or just to place riming boys in a better pritioa than the honest children of poor parents, by piecing them in thew datitutiams. I still am not quite m erited upon this point; but, upon consideration, I do not fee that I should be justified In withholding my support f rom tdi hmtitution whose object I. the reformation of criminals. be cause, like everything human, it Is open to some objection." 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