The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-31 00:00:00

r ,0 • ,\ ' 31 • 1: 1 ,1 4 , ;! I s • C ' .S:ilj Oxp r t t~ a LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 31, 1856. (Stamped Id. Addition!•) [TWOPENCE. No. 8,236.] TVIVITT sod MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE wf 'Ark t:f 144. —For ST DX ST Meal Um As mak. • .4 41 ram esact.l. sal will lore lannelfat• devoid') ViiCtreevAmv. tit,.."." ayk ....)?1; A tr ilA 1" mae: ods TLu taf Alp M. a full g..op, sad ...feat beigta be dot.. awl Ohm a sot were k ..ps..ftanity for prosuern. al a modem* Ws. L• serum .1 If fight 1...•••4• apply to 1111.0%. M ILPIIIIALL sad (RIM 110. L•o44•loll4r‘ct. of w DLS'ITT sad 11001111, 1161,41101. DIVIIT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of nein sate 5...414 LACNCS*TON DU, Ma. th• =:„partlas of km woe taped. b loading tam. sad WC be waalal. Wis Sae ebsgw.t.....ls abip COMIC. 7.7 rd. awitl 4.l •lll=ar taw C. V W Comma/AN; lyba la salp is frowtaNy raw , baying wade swast 1.7 vapalffiramew—Vor twtber rewieellis &flay to Neff W 1.120• Al lad Co.. a. Awalafraws; et W MOM? awl 71.70a17.11,11111.1“..trea. DIM? sod moolurs AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACE ET PHIPIL—Pwr PORT PHILLIP FS,, Ow a Wow rni ii a is her new woad wh• **Ns& owl ‘ 1 1 . 1% . ,...• know Orr bre 4 logibr id a slis Limes of the 1011 dip SANK/UM A 1. 0 fooro. fo.for NIP Ism 01719. Commollor ; Win ha ..... 11Mi Limbs thaw Jr Mr mist a foll moo. Ira In•nile ramr ........ 1 no air •re it rif froldO of WWI MO ff DIVITT sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LING of MINT ontro.—Tor 061CLON 0 Direct Idelheityjerei . ' "I" "6" • "II"' M 4" . • I" 6 " Thr ,•!, 1 4 4=W 1 T1V 66 I re ::gkrr ll atiitiCOU r, •I i . Wii WEL SIMARD J =Part haw Dacia. no Ile . ,row a4O room 11,14.r5t• sorornmodation for prompers.— For Wm. a freighi or prow @KO to Wr. INWARD 'ULLA, LT. with Ww ovrrtrn. II r•rr. D. PUN BA{ sal I NWARD Fore slnet. Lime New, or to DEVITT *Ad 110011 L, Se, 1.11116* oft& cSYDNEY Duni to fallow the L. A. &ma Somali about the Itth , the 6114:11A - DIOLUIL tea.. 4 . TAT a. a = rtiouto. Livia • =B.:. 4. BMW. 'ABASHALL sod EDRIDOIIII LUIZ of t a t atig . Eali MS Mia ..•71 Aii;fi,i We le Ass iEgFare al l il og nil IOIUDOII. S. IVERPOOL sad PHILADELPHIA HIRAM 9111 P COMPANY. Liverpool, Des 15. NIL am bt= 11: 1: 1= to as Ina dome ke brarosie. ro MOSTLY aiLtia et AY weds MA, ih i n un. a i b e K amm ea the Irilk banal Nan $.ll kill TOM and PUILADSLPIIIA 1 awl IL Tomer balillesA WILLIAM IN AN. Asset giz to SIIRRICA.—ne LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA ETHAN /HIP COMPANY bird .166 thdr tulkommod C1p1646116 Ins BMW PSIMINAIIO tram YEE L t,, A ril ft L4DISI. PIK& NEW 111 61 Idiom: CITY OF "'UN OTOE. kr ETAVO r. rm. CITY OF wog omortnra. 6.6 I asasa. orOr DALT,* .0111 L for Now Y 66%. henry. ANOA ROD. tar itaokkids.llth Fotomer. tam 16 gwhom. IT SIMI n alilleMellil Ora. so le the wialikso Me al lovlos the oar Mao Solos kind 6 IEI.I easabir Pmwors WY fat sod How Tot oH Ili Mimi MEI= "di. War • fI t inil 6I W All IN AIn a MAS. =Mak U0irr a z 4 1 ,.. 6117 . =sad Maropea Hamm Ompoo, 11. lIMg DARN TWICR DAILY. by tbe MAIL PACKETS. j. .11" vie Dover awl Ohlak.-811011! M. SEA PAilltaGl—lbe e--2--. .. Irsamdi a =r m = 6.64 los t nismillW=i7= —.l"- al lig - "" OW sisii lesupt p‘ai.. is bid *al t IS we st 1 ;0 114‘. am NOW Pa& itt iIRUBBMLIS. Uta sod TEM MINA by trtsmigeLwase 171 i. .2211Z lor d EFA.eali; w orm 7.2741 ,wose ttp.a. Wham Ma be -W tlis Was4•ll Mawr. Ma. SCrir#4,loo VIUTUAIs ro (LUNDON) DOULLt. , ihe lambs albs w am =Mr* te Sr Maeda Nam. vl SOTALTIVIONA ifigNIMOV:: QUILS CONTZ DI CATOMat VIDITA CATIIERINIL.. W. E. LINDSAY.... MAR1ANNE......... lITRIPN ER WM PARKER. CARIILIN I: 111T1511 ER P11M..1 IT. 0110110 C L al 01 AA N AA 010118 ZNILT OANTMILDI 1101C17.1. INiri-z: 4 Nal lie team _ . ...... OM 1110 Jambe.. sod 00. 107 &Mils NM Coals . I in t 5 g h p . :30• 64 310 1 w . & /maw l i e,. MalsakiCakellol mmil 4116 a . ...... .lolros. at andoe. sed 00 ... ..-- . Oa Ilan 200010100 Orman 0 ilk i g h tad i t em 1 mil Oak 1' OW", Moms. sad 0. - . f 8---Trn4 C.4.4 l';';i4 eit 4N , 11 .4 ena lr. g i ra ! ( Po. 104 , Cadiz sad lev24 jesatroke . . ..... 410 !Wis. Beadraes . ISO 'yew aio bes Orierwi out Tweidik. opera Os. • tins .1 do 11, AsiOm Sly POWS. • ?MIK Me fie Wont. JIMA isi artaba. 111•11111? AISIANOISIUNTIL 00000 eatt ow earrered b=se the VICTORIA DOOM sae a ll altrl i nit . dat,-;.,....N., ~...., the . rm. ito ditreey todere n Verere aseeted et Us Daelbaosea qlribr II .or. MO tea* tee Sines treat the Neel.' rrtll4ll.o OM RR. had Sees erase up by ....ctilellsool ue to Insteloro ot tbe rettl k rie se sorrel 1 So Vets% Stlea rig , t is meeedivably 67:2 a. ..h., amen et the Pen el 1 Is orb arlklee go re ell Se Onstillabot se Neessease paw. Ito Omit ebezi r o ns Wasele MB be_bdodel le a hes ask lei Or Ibe VlA ... els ISO Oriseets sea wile :at Se TM IRWIN ROM Ille/eTere the Manes SO be sae 504: 4 test LO o rjard fe. per Ite tea to Ike Delo Iron Illrelea Rellard M IN ow aidept4 w atio U Ile merle i*.llwllLead Sass et as arum at sry les Tbe bolo eroorled to ollb all gars et tbe 1 bleples Oases ter sineral - to Ile se to aes Ilaiebeem. Se us Ineenle r "l arel s l=l , z i reerc d relidu. ar s l SS et aj...ribs bevies to the = t rek laenstiee MIS be ebaelose ea to c irr i :t i ns. Iwo& Ise et se the beds VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCRIL--Tasee Desks sew my ethilble NMI 11210 , 191 siessumedilks it WIXOM OM SPIIITIL 1•26 Voila are aUr se* sod 110.111111189 WeePtly dry art oil vcattlaied. deem an NW ri 12tZprir suaL lin lbw thump el the °lbw Do* C. C.AIIIPV P Ir eL asem. 'limb ILeadoel Dedllose. Si. Seallase. LONDON ao4 NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. IMPOST T lONA r lko nr-maxn. 'ARTOIS. IPM. TM 9 It am ort WM am. %Moo from Itirml to Lembo alll So omliod me my mod to Mmotolod trim anoroollom at TX •kont•Sr to Moir MI. 4.. m. 1.0 a.s vole tnal •MMotl to Loarlm MT loom Is LSI as 9.11 as for holo loomMitoo r Own*, ot• he,. et 076 the TM arra Moro Into from C.oomity r Lermlostoo •111 at KIS &so WU am Moro from Melmborms• to Lades all loom at LU 15... sod mom mhos as Otos. 11.11.11/ ram. train from Torthomploo So 11119 Moth all Mom M 1119 mom. Th. Mt mem it... from Mitch* to Itedfor4 MI Ism ot lilt mow Tim 1179 is.. We Irmo lllrmaosimm to Maass Is,. at 1.19 11 6 .4.Orrhtre Is Loeulooom 3.M Tim II& woo trots h 4 LormMaas Lists MI Moo al MS Tie M. 46 train fn 1M to Lasskiewa M M. Tie ot lomdmpoo 1.1.14 ova. TM WM on. tram lam baby is Lembo.= wri lam U.O li tho tears from Marlon' to Laorq and So 1.30 PAL lOW blip ham a llatr, :Milford thometloort. TM Olt am. thir , Plo. min Is,. .boodle to Widen all MVO °gam. t% tow freml•lmMtto to re ws Win LISS I& • IMAM Still 151 , t mot mood Mr MI Isom for Lembo 11141 p m Omrar By order . llaamora autos Doe.. ISM. TO HOLIPERB at POLICIES ia she lOUITABLI UFA OFIFICIL BONUS WI SEP wbs will le <utilise Is MTh I'S IaNS Le their Pargr iTtlee) survive tee 314 Divensher. lerik ors mmed AN SMtlr 1101 re wend IA TOL BAND 1:4•11AND LISS Zpswee re , *eat New slab map be ivoirieieei is beget stue. eeMeire se and dlallelhe al Mb emerpmeel reelleb_ vereeered le Now/ sem ollikez4bAt...esear po Zr unbar wee be Weird. eM ble 01 ayes. 111 reemlan. Pire NY We Mee. Mew ifteepeeteeme. Maeleldiee. Lesbos. SPZCIAL NOTICL—The BOORS of the COR PORATIo !I of the YILOVIONNT lIIIITTIIT- T ..111 CI.OIIII /n• she year DAY, . Millialle AMMO. Me , wif.f.l O. minimal. " 7! . .. 410.114,1 Is r perm vim aml Moira. of me In wildi Me Mom et ilmool Lif. Aouwailai am M.10=17 slokiste Pri_ .. 41.1 ° . _: lii ilfstit WI n ..of. mem Imp Mn Omit Rig WIWI!. of led A logf *wino.% y,O moms an 4 ~•~ IsfurnMos feu 11 = 6 1 .06.,G. if K./ Ilat WWI?, Amilm. Sometney. My. M. goaded.. has dildiraded the lad=sat slimesa of aralasy, 11Ueda t aid aspa et the alum' right, tatlareas War th at a s i I LIM la Me ass scalds it riskt hariambh who -7 paninal altsitattoa far ladividad yam. bat that shiald thsh Toss rams ble so thar readamalseas be will is his hiss N rarthwasos at the keswilas. mass ether aware§ :-Meaboad saftsge-asaawaya. railways. rash, awl bridges-a *ow sad learavad what adassakia-set dialast of Ow lead gasiMsa-.4~ rtsbh dal Mods- Amp bpi damps. of Mai o and die Winn ad Ma kar-perausha pashas b• jail by reassmasib-ati :rsaaliStatisa for esimaintsase-dayft the aseas, esid lees tie esidiara-Ssado obstalaaas, as week, rid • better elasewase if Ss day." by psysisibe Otter sae *Wadi) to osier all Massa of retresbneat by Ste frost D reedar PUMAS t yesitat. DEATH Is S. WOIEMOCIE 711011 ALLIIOIID NIKILIMT.-la asaterisses of • report that • yew* wow, mewed Ana Lame, who bad beau admitted Ws Me sand wombat at. Tama Worbboare lea state et destitatha, bad bon asilreal Y Isar& eueadkialy in to seedy 48 haw webs. Indira bealmwit, sad hal then aspired, as larraky Ma abasmalmasas was bold raw. day. at • mules of Oa Moats. t i t r a il St. Naar, M lb. Mast rem, Wirlaiss the at tows. It appeared fres - tb• sailhaso sae tbe samea. that at about halt FM W ab iet ig Tbeeaday nimbi hat. Si. dosessal wss appamatly heat • skint mid. sad Met ohs wee get el se semi as • seem maid be made reed yhe ker. Same haisataal Ism* wove sods so dad Mr. Castor, Os abbf surgeon, sad as farther sada was rim of tbo mbar till Friday, alma Hr. Askew, tb• waiewat massy saw her at *beet halt. Paid Then la Me ahlesees, sad peaoalbed fit be.. The wawa dial the awe ebbs. Hach Mr. Arkra sad Mr. Cow dialed that say lahnialla of the ales Isla Wataglit Nolan mail Me Pilaw ansausa. tubes lamellas maw. ilea ad atm. Ths ums at ea warlibass• was alas sae. =Mak sad dm based adioursid pail altar the amis. The BsttbAsld Prise ham `nibs was mil MUM 00.711 Mi sad &a to Mr. Shave, W I arlubssa. by whom elm ese shimibtered. Ws maimslamd fist woos 1.11,4 A* folly ben sat dal thew., misread to Ilse bread, wrighieg 148 mtgs. hba., with sand M shah if MN h t -Straws. Askrardissr. D R. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, laiblaw 4 baars, -Oyas. tar faillinsa oak. Ws SW Sas et 1.1•11 wale and propers Moss. lbssiralaa• ton Dart sms - SiZai; fima ha basbak rad lbsos. tamo rase/ ask WICTUREI swim tow Isar. awl lb sorsa, by Dr. DIKITOPI. awl • ass nolo .4 Imams lease I • ovine of ~► = 0 :1 ... Dr. i•NN. aa • quarter lag OW p.m—Aft/mass. la.— amanitas Isobars. as dallsoral by Dr. tabs. rolls t ui ItI : INGTON LECTURE HALL to be LET. par day. moth. or yaw. Sellable for Mootispjlogke at —APO, n 8. its,ll3,rovr, IlLesesteest. Tees moderato VtIINNETTE MODEL WATCH. 66, CM= A" —At lie a tar, pelt vaditY Or 06 wild Irma all Os Wei lenewevassals; la it'., tram 6g ; 8666. him i vOisaa Tb. but 0••••• ymiebs. AO K an CIOALB.—By barew sad itaiiway.—LlLAssilthes l a s N./ HMI= sad Tow 1111% re tea. emit em ea sur taw ammo of AO tor bonbon ; es the amy's Iliseirt% Inbred. delivered, to we a L i al= la r.-A u ta..... b. s.s e lz . . s• . PaIIKIIITALAS PREFIENTB.—The *subareas* of lbs brim NW IMMO phS. 111• i_itltr o rd lm to aftimeal. loderfl i 7 - , ab 6. % polo 15054 6 , =mow 4 a; iii Do v .... l ialesigS a W a te 7lia-"aai jet io r w r i er u z am.. l4 BB 4F-Iki : ..„ W I b a r imm A. SOL NB MI SUP22IIIIDID. ban isiosC i reM l SS of I TIM CHILD* 25. AT HALVA.OI7IIIII_4, MI DOTI SUIT AT A GO MUD SRL TOUT= SUIT AT A sad cO.'S ATTIRE, IS. OXF ORD -6t=l7ll.:Miliewhealintheid Y rn ar... Et ow lam 400 . 21;711miMat PISISIi rM k r•alf IDITI •T au POMMY •T lb; •ND ooAcakars YAM sad CO., oo•cataa4 oiLn .—AD xi aim. awl 1. UM. of sew sad Os. this Autelplien Drew at t la gala Nese the be* eietere sod week. see ard the mufti an or the meet Amalie sad wiembr pRIISBINO CMI/18.—At Mr. IMAM NISTA. c 4 s f i f 12 174rress.: =r It .. =4 6:MB f Pl= sigsrals mad lispled• i A tads gin gran 4 11$ 110m• al o=bmaita sirw_lhew et Ye I=emet kr *1 We el MY 111 siesekt ens. mod • wilds auRBI HAIR RIISTORID to is ORIGINAL COLD NA? bled Ilbsurilm and by 1. IL 11E4 PATNA? MTN Mai alms* 0011N1. BAUR sal MUM/ " ..,x , • ---" Nrizir k = l " l " a ge 7-4. 0r.,.......i.. , lb =ty b alspett " I n W i re. 7E ; t:11: ba an : . ' astbea milk ot nada tl Tll R S WAIN Royal Lawn AMU. W II LiVIIII 111121811=Tare les the reit Is lbe IL The see et • Neel M r s elle• la revliel OMt V. vies b e • ♦V : .1111 orb deep. •••= ,. ..........ezeit ha boa am PK e• L.... l =7;frai. bat ftarbabbriAbrbbibb"" ?me en the art seld • lamb enit me ...... plii/MULNlAlL—Profestsb by Royal lacten A Pained wd were. W hem& et the &We dei n nz ..d ittztizz ~.. fte el ilsWelme. ter a =sireeswee So MiZt g l aienims 'e he heft wsee si rrete a sad e waelealee as lime 4 bow I ttte aeiltra ba" ming trthethal3WeMliblVhe mai he t Web uldhAtemit i c= le gar e a7P "" ZoW alr i a wi ti l e e tiwitheatebit naretT ing ls ,. ul dsz S 0 be 1 1. lB4 .l=a. Ithbr a re= lelkil II et Detbf 140 Lleivotssa. OHM : rm. : ea : abd Y Ifterib. Ilertebewees. ilbeebeetw sad . . id. w New& MI JEW 122OPO1ICEL NOVEL Nee reedy as an tun libraries, OLIVER CROMWELL ; a Story at duo Civil W In Cain= UV \BD In . 2 vele Jart_ peillsbeL li sae release 1 . 7 1 r0E TEMPLER. .• lab at kiwi. awe sad prim. Tire is so INV Mit is le maw issamas us awaraaat likaare, geellass me Mae Mi. TM gay as a vide laver, tinlV i l im e lie sem IO& waft alleseler aa MIE ' walk lie ailsaaleps a( men ray of wpm la Ile diadmie—Operraare. Lied= : Dor* Ma; amid oe, 61. Orauilti. anstritowtbtraltifilatralTk Hy J. Lamm. Y.O. Itereld era . tee medians Leurrl e r eee tel ih r ee„ the " ka t he sad the Glad u tial alio im = is Owe vibe an et assailig loulemet WWI perils• Ceee fee this oak Wee cantialrdejla wed{ ilgieldlN mar. Sims lark I. nar•drapidamdt Towage.. Oxford- Jima reladial. INN and Masud Maas; L. de if ISM Ow ninon Tss of ar i l How to Live asit Mew lib be : Mb snob Idiots; le 4 tie• LI wt hi ai nts of w &W A NS =lii oissl vi a ih. Ifs Pi 4 T IMM. Mai= Mal ea E h eakALVErtitl i t, 1 Min izez .. ST, gittheVr. Ike. e. 2 ... We d=ddirldies I. , : o. • ETC =pose ink sums aid Ss wir s lr k lis CliAtiroaidsi : IMISW4I.2ddoiS = Moss. t ARM WATERPROOF APRONS. 61 2011)111011 DZIVIIII , A2IIOIIII see unsmi ...... pllel f le a W D S%VtTDNSllerltnr o ffirL the MI Irol MIPS I e end All Wolk et Vim eel requlelee me wed e i nfrosolle. ed. Nei. et lea per dem. ea et Su.rattVe le frilet.—J. O. IDINO. Ilk Neal, tee dares MR. THACIERRAY'S LECTURES. Wedged lea. W as . W. A. gdwardk Syr—la. IL C. William sad W. Widdapl.mardlitre, Win -la. M. L. Deldnia sanimad—Jaa. Z. Biala. Delaalle. 2222211m2—Jaa.1L 0. Waved. Lad salor—Joa. se. J. Y 21•22. Maile o lAmahlo. ison /227.•—ka.27. Lino. Ilmoriles. Imisars. nurnmasaps DINVOLVLD. J. WWlcaos. ISi W. L Wkimiss. WOW cal gaables. Tsackice. vocal tsz so tomb W. L 1111. licassa-k. ILK W. J. Wok. F. bodurs, sal C. L Pasooksso larlL-L. 1101- ISIII% 1. Weslaco. W. & d F. IlmieLik laioall-R. WC:Oa% 11 W. L Wical. J. Oraksa, IL Ossar. J. 44 =IL L Osoup. Way warshols-R. WC.I. moo H. illelaco. W. J. 1114wciL J. Oaks% S. Ileas==. 1. J. L. Gino ad 1. OM% Vacs •NW" Tomos ad T. W. Norm teams lelisss-A. =s Z sicM so la ow* A. ilobal-r= A. &ma* Mt llcosoc= s =a s s! tera•-.J. Mara =IL Ficielks Cladelle . IL Sisaboa al =7l.l/, 11. 111 V -11. Mk. Lksilmkass. WI so Ls es roads Folds Oar. Isas 111099. Ibilba. cal 14sakokaa. w W. kr w roads k. lis asl-17. H.lbw" limasko glow acalsoli-J. 111011= www 1Wali. issiarak. Takla% doWlas-L sad L wimbiw k at ß Ilk imarkara•-41. WIN Sur W L isects. -J. MAN, a.asi &L. News* Ilkikkak salicases I L ask ono isgabickkaa d J. I Ibtellmor asid Oar as= Ors . Alla IL Mae MIL Liss, DersOlica alisse-t. Z. las imarim- Wow sad J. N. roilials-W. DarsaL M. 1 - lada - 77. ./.oacka. L L. lab. IL F. Weelbol. sod C. hissms. pot= if opsolismM skirl Woo Mat dorm se lir IS i IL Sold% J. A. Ow/w. I. L. Halm 0. Why. IL 11. P. WasilreL SOUKS lIQUIUTIATIOU. Masan= Paeun. litheeterie, tasheepoe, Jas. 7, at the Quash Med. Shiresttris. Casagaw Astaant la; Part* make. J. 6, at Illyta'a Tosspleare BMA Malatesta Kam. Oelople, Italharhadalatre, demist, J. t, at UN 148,0041 a Ow M &mams Paw. Wile* sear Olsegew, esalemette, ha. 6, at ire Passms Illormsais paw leek. ormarat, ha. S, at the Ms* Pant itsoh taar lkixsadabats. thttllaphize, cattle seatat, S. at tsar Nam Nwerusw Pathyokager, ha. t, at tha lea sad 7ldeUe Ho4l. Mehl. SODDEN DEATH Or ROMANO!? iiliodommoll, TII I Ro INKS PILOT —At the seinesesseell el hostilities with Roses in 185 t. es old liaised flitemsee, suite Roussel Ileseeliked, tuidetireat t fate the Beelhl ass' WAN, see Nerved w the Bads, Carve lien. The ell news empeinie le the eaviettioe of the Beide lea we se peat eedelniee le the eporstieas of oar testis diem vase., end es the Mesa of Ike Heels Parreeemb. lb, Beard et Alloireity et ewe made pee- Thies Iva bb imbue seeefast, end inweedliesty Issued se eau Is his ediebelle late lieesawieb lleeptaiL This order wee ended eat. and lasereedsee veep herd the be use le be bested with even Modems sad eieelleretisa— ea lestresitee the sere esseten ban the due that be was sew* able le spook see semi of latfiki L, ftwisever massed Is miter sellisteet see brigesits te asks karma his waste, est dads. his seisare le the establish mess, eases/leg ever • riled el en* two Teem be S ane se k moms the lloseelho dal of • family. O. Mow dsibetteeer. hating Wee penises, 'ired he dropped dove et Wile doe. etaildisly et the geed ell see et is toque, use held ea m the isle _yesterday, by Mr. Qaostsr, awes be Was Kees. sad • verdiet el " Died bee eaten' eases" seseeeed. The demoted as laremotes* des beds lase, ead steed sheet 11 lees Who Itslakt. _ _ _ Dtivirtissnamta—A Resisress Wrote owe widow solidri by Da Dar" Midi= IIseWNW Itariod lidtpalea lati alidial.. a=aal im t air lb Wi n a erirara ad as a lt :mama. "Altabrareat. lbw; PK Ilkiram by fere . boa ben rampad Si SS. Psi Jams Peens.* .11s. ns 1116 1111. Des an lops Is pa list Noe wit ken Ire Mimi se Ins an lonsinle lean af ttM.Ur. tar ..kb. amble 11. W IwA .n lamb of .orals W bola wad la Ida. My sod yd. eirlap gewleas r alba yaw lad am : am& masa. a mer hi atir 111 nitab 6 7 sad kld. In al lson sdr a kw 116119. ipareid dablllty. MN a: was maw, arelatidasambeverealadilimaka. Ham Oceataaa. lloppanal by losOmmaia lan the alabwitd graboora do. =1:0, De. /akar. Ms; Dr. Ibadml; Dr. Law; R. • Dr. Wan ; Dr. Winer ; Dr. bras ; Lod WM de Man; Iftwonst Owens of Ondhelnirt; N Mamas kW, • ea Dm J. W. Pawl. at 11111Dabia Illestry. Ilia Mt ; tM Veniiable arablowes Alissabr may debit raspamalar yarrana mw. Nib ba• boa eisawd W k altar all groan tar eare bad asiala., Ilea. W. 94.: 1111 4 la W.; Ma Ila ; 12110/L; raparellme. lib.. IL; Di, ILL; 111., ;1I SW. Thalltb and libaerelaye Mo.w rearlyt d prebafta order. lam Da Dairy aid Oa.. TT. r Loin; Maw% Illawa. irol Oa., to bar crit, rissallay alas at elk lareamosb•sime ; es, u soma; 1. .0.i : ie . . ; 49, Dbaspiglaairsag; 91, Cbarlatparna; 14. Upper ; 111. M. aid 910.11aimlatrael: Lest evening Mr. Thackeray delivered, at the Niaryiebone Literary and &lend!le Institution, the first of his serial of ketone on "The Four Georges." The spacious theatre of the institution was crowded to the doors; the platform wee filled with literary and other celebrities; and the lecture, which occupied about an hour and a halt in the delivery, was lit toned to with the most profound attention, inter rupted only by laughter and bursts of a planes. Only a by weeks ago we transferred to our co hem the sinkable reports of these lectures given bly the Ilimisseaci, when they were delivered at Effie -I=Thus reports—which are as spirited as I—which not only give the substance of the intone but ere redolent of the lecturer's peculiar style, have created great and general interest, and tads oar readers so well acquainted with Mr. Thulium's very remarkable lectures, that to go over the soine_greud spin would be worse than 'opal.- Lana We have only, therefore, to note two or Witemlisliot points in last night's lecture, sad the they appeared to make. — fir - . -- Thasiteray's manner of delivery ia well suited to his matter and his style. Hie atm, features bear as unvarying impress at gravity. His eirsenties is sompediegly dear and distinct. bat rather nessetemene to Ito tense and winos& Bat thin want of Mobility In his aspect and voice—whisk is the pond we would be a fault—seem rather to heights the l end of what he says—to give a bower edge to the pave irony and withering serous to which he dean as largely ; ad eves the idioms images which he assomelates is each profs*. betismoinsen laughter *fobs from his owe aossniniuneasse that these it enythins ioimw dent this. It Is whoa be ewes lined to warm and indigestion. in doeseibing the scenes of :re.: profligacy with whisk leis sabjest abounds, that his manner shames, and his looks, action, and voice are in salsas with the terrible force of his invective. One of the most remarkable paesagee of this kind in his lecture of last night was his piston of the universal prostration before the shrive of royalty which pervaded all Europe in the tines of George L, when bd. lisin had been bates down by rooserehy, and the rile of the nobles had entirely succumbed to that of the soversign--when prisms of the blood were proud to carry candles before Louis XIV., and quarrels suss between groat nobles about the privilep of holding the royal skirt whoa his Majesty changed that garment. The same prostration was seen at the English curt. " But," said the lecturer, "however we may nowa days laugh or wonder at such thing', we would do well not to be too contemptams; for any use who remembered the opening of the Crystal Palm* five year ago, and saw noblemen of high auk and ancient line walking backwards for the beet part of a mile, while the royal proceesion followed, fancy that Gemler's hat was still up, still and receiving homage." George the First, the law tater added, was not the dupe of the extravegest demonstrations with which, on his arrival, he we. received by nobles, prelates, sad people. lie would say to his favourites, the " Elephant " and the "May- Pcd•r * "Coma to my private rooms, sad have oysters, sad best, and Rhine via% and leave these bawling English with _ their yeeboded loyalty." Another made - 'rat impressioa was the wife, the unhappy Dom ' lecturer told with great Laubesa clearly guilty Ar. her parameoreing .. the greatest scoundrel. observed, by the way, that speak' ag of guilty wives, omitted teem Mary of tland which wended the susceptible feelings of S h co is &lido* atedienos. He might have introduced it with di safety here. That delightful portion of the kw We in which be gives such liviag portraits or the remarkable men—the Addison, Steele% Swine, lelingbrokee, and Marlhoroughs—of George's day was roomed with animated applause; and ae wee his peroration, which we shall repeat, t=t i mz li haveven it before. Some very tains Mid Mr. Mackerel, prevented the resiseilies dtit ilinarb; and the narrow-minded pealed at Zing sederyed the British throne, and hie minirmises, and the oysters, the beer, and the Rhine who, peaufally be his natural lib. " And your gramilatbers and mine, when it closed, had to pat on Ilea and to go to churches clothed with cable, and hear clergymen amusing complimentary elegies on this old goner. When Charles IL was dying, we read in Macaulay that the people rushed to the churches, and when as prayer was read for him, groans and sobs showed hew deeply the nation was devoted to his Oh, wonderful religion of king-worship ! When I think how priests flattered kings in the temple of God, how servility was held to be ennobling, bow beauty bid for the royal favour, and woman's shame was considered no dishonour, I, at least, am glad that the period of court mourning is over for the first tithe Georges; and so turn his portrait to the wall." This lecture, lively, spirited, and entertaining as it Is, leaves behind it an impression of madam Nothing we be more dark and gloomy than its views of hams lib. Almon every personage introduced is an bear satin at as= fera et vise, peedigsey, or folly; wad the penal limber lie emedboved by a single trait of vide% plied*, ee puma spirit. Surely seam ,might have We Mod even in el the First and hie thus. Bat Tka, a satirist, is km akin to Horace than to Juvenal. ' 1 " 1 " " 1 "" stlra ta. ling „its 7li•Tireet — Jura IL A. Comodinr. /Worse& Om &Oda ef _whisk die fel W* be Mil bee to be , wen bee matelose wir Jaime & Ilsodostme. nOttoos—loo IC lit Wank, owl of tie fOodolg. Iwo bousw—los.llB. I. Erloso. Umosii. that ever anted. We observes wU. D. moth. MUM. Torkoliwo. Iss. m t. T hickeniy, is swain of weft duraincaner wpm* ser ameelealleve Unmet:my, the _9 . 1 181 1 1 to QI *mg UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDOII, Dam Di Calvert Odom this day tho de of D.D. by royal mandate wee widened epos ho Rev. Robert Biekenteth, M.A., of Q. Ce nil e, Bieber-Deelisate ef Ripe. Henry Feweett, Esq.. MA.. ha. Was dated • la, Silky of Trinity Ball, in the MON 01 H. H. Brfatswe, Zaq , M.A., tedium!. OZPORD,.IOso. fl Tlas Lm REGIUS Pianism' or ECCLENIAMTICAL UTOIT.—We are Interned that the late Repos Professor of Realeeleetleal Watery, the Rev. Robert Betsey, 8.D., hea beeeeetbed hie minaMe library to hi. nweewee. the Rev. A. P. Stanley, of Ualverelto einem as the =dee. 'median that it le le he retained ler the me et all INlOCSedial Regius Profanes of Boalesieetieel Rfateey. SPORTING. BITTING AT MANCRUTER—TuzsDAT. LIYUPOOL susinicruss: la to moot Imps (t) 100 to to odolt) 100 lototio It 10 to 1 lhoulloocoo a lot (t) TWO THOUSAND 011111ZO1 MAIL M 1 lOW i_a_re t) to 1 num ( (t) W 1 Moans (t) =SITU OOP. 10 1 NW MANN (t) 111 to 1 160 Walser* (I) WOO lo 13 (t) 100 to II Closolloo ( 1 ). DUAL 11 to 1 agog MOO Ism) ( 1 ) 14 to 1 WW I ) SO to 1 root (t) MOO to 40 lloortbora (t) 1000 to 30 (t) We regret to mimes the disti of Mr. WWl= ?Also many pow lot wollAsess tort reporter to the proms; kit Eloth Otok plots yolotioy atoms.. WAISEAM AWRY llniniciuiss.L. Wii mkt demi Oat the elespiesheee he grid& lases ease is One hee beta Melded le *Hem et BAY Ti..... We have however reeelvell we sioneweleseles OM We melding sr tele- Uwe le the Heat fleteghwhees, doe ilepeted, ben the clerk of the mama way einslat poem eemelei whit the eteetlag. IMPORTATION OT CLOCRIL—AII many as 215.474 Meeks won impacted is the alma laseths ended lA* Wilt If mobs& PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. 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OWN. minatt i z om. .e6= . 7l= ersoulddip. lawn ClobooPO. bakar-J. Mr . = OA tdrastese -F. K. raw Woodrow. Ilinor O s stew bog -4. hook Pboolooron. We. WAN on ke mosulamor-J. Z. Dam Okoporiono. WooloisOme. poor-W. Omoook Crermassr. Onesiocod.joissiora P. Onomosr. sent mei Cli losoorooldO. Ommoooravortz e ttozztion. g rAmo lluni an.tmlleot=ine i r es. imili. obi 1 ". 106 .12 41.0. M 8 10" grre-a. E. Imo. soul. MO pond DICLIRAT3OM Of OMOMODS. iumors Omar. Obsoloklodiselrodoe. romor-Oh Ord of Id, m on. tO sod re whispot Toodo. n Poo" thilloLobon. Mown Pooso , a, samoloolur di.klead 11, mad aq islespent ads at teasille, Galata& Akio Moos toSOINO). osidatt-lot dividend of lb. ft Foy BropWs, !hums Wn.ume therm saw ramie tanw—lat dividied of is. as raw prook mot . at OrolON. pad& WILMS KAMM& (morals wisle). wi=irtemor &eland el ea OM. tuallay Sams Om% UMW weenteelaaar nie raddta UM., say Tema% at wri" sbori. Oman Hasa; JINN Istansts. WILUAX Fumes, sod TOMO Sawa, Mad; elell ersahatener•—etb clisieate et M asha s... ak digleuls et Oa 144. ea iaw aseetti‘era War Zirr— L let alethei of ea, say .= Ti at Ilislas_ll4L salittle",fte..krt = Te r i fi u red of IL, Jr. Ilkowas Camas sad Ilwee Camay Megelma.eall, , et -1* &viand of !a, las. 1, tad say salmagame .aky, at Car rick* Ball. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. A Meting of the Metropolitan Board of Works wee held yesterday fa No. 1, C 0111111113•11.1110114 Guildhall Mr. l. TEWAITBS to the °heir. la sash awerfeat showed a general behove of 82,7261. 17s. Bd. Mr. Boman called the enmities of the board to the re marks made by lir. Blaster, • member of No board, at • @sooting held as the 'maw dey st the Leaden Bridge Howie Hotel. lir. D'lllier had eharseterimod corms este of the beard as ..aefoet," sad had spoken of the msjiwity of the board as . brutish sad transit:al." Kr. D'117•1110111 Wise appealed to maid be casistaiaed that leaguer. ar. Boast= said be bad aver attended soy redwi easeller sod doriagiciedot fifty yeas he la rime besedleesh ri m *easy body et railemse. The Ceatestat said was greatly pied whew he read the sesseed of as sister, Is the papa besimes I had bees sea ertialt he taught wee at besserg. " l:l 6 l% her dist embers of the board, whatever veleta, sight take of partleader glottises, at publics meetiags, la the abeam of area brother members, would us timpani =are shimmy with them. He extremely re. re his Mend Kr. D'lffeager had need eta la rings, sad ho still as.,. reread that he had repeated awe °treatable obeerwslfae upon the peseta usseles. iamb LanuErraa mitessferias, sad it was desirable that thd ossie mead be theme fro lesallogeteweedsash ease whoa ware upended sa =Mad when they stet ts paha bard. He thought. boweetr, that the =leteblLl al it bed ass term ot the learisge el raise ar. Bl aid amer 1 be • seamiest palamest be al if saseasee would take his (the ba ettursesa's) sa it; te, var would pass ever the matter sad aye the hoar member eat the quotas is say way be II igat Irak proper. ,be thought it woul d be • dangerous Fafnir it =aft at MOO disapprove of languor which was sot sod readeinaly to the iseabers of this board. Mr. amotiazez 'neva that the board proses& to the rop erre et she day, which wee emeated to, sad the matter ed. The Int mass of wake ea the paper was that given by Mr.'lleeley, es the lath of October, reepsetieg dadorimatios. Nr. Beane, on bag called are, said that when he gave this sass, sleet two lasathe ago, the Mad wan la a very different patios to that is whisk It woe that day. The bawd were then frequatly allied what they we» goiag to do with the quake of as diarrheas of the mar, sad be thought that the board should make • pull. deelmatiou that they would sot tea upea them- Ulla the malamute of sewage assure bat were willing to me operate with ether parties for that purpose, if they woad de so at their owe risk sad on their owo respeasi- Nay. Bias thus the government had taken the matter late their owe bar and ft wee stated that there wee to be • puha lasetigatios of this guides ; and as the board must be guided by the malt of ft, be thought it would be iadearess for the board sow to go late the abject. Ostler these eirenauteaces he begged leave to withdraw 1 iiii TM maiden Wei libre withdrew". Mr. Owe% pasonant to soda, moved that the memeriab urging ilde bout to provide "Parks, plessure-gmenb, pleaseefrearestice, sad opals epees, and sportsman thereto, for its improvement of the metropolis, or the patine benefit of the inbabitass thereof," be printed, with the pleas and ledblaile, and that Om miesben of the board be tarnished with a espy. He thought thee it would be desirable for MOM M mostlela how mush mosey woe likely to be waited *RIM peat weeks la head, for at proem% they had no seHmete Iso them works. They ought to be aequalated with tho eon which would be moulted for the embinkstest of eltalmense, with • view of meg that work for sewerage theroam of bridges, mad other public weeks, pee/MN. mellow Mull he nferted to a 00abotitter, elle mail Om glee Pent ea estimate of the satire east that would be sommety, when laid before pareamout Mr. Wmanrsour semedied the motion, whisk was put and agreed a. Mr. NiazoLAT presented a siesteniel frees Mr. & Had ley, of Worcester, Menials' that be was prepared to lay before the beard a plea airing a rimedy capable of settles rid of half the slope of Holborn-kill, and giving iosteed • deed level of 100 yards, sad that the "bike could be dam ha two or three weeks (baying all things reedy), sad the stoppage of trails amd sot 'soupy more thee two or three ihaet (Mosinee mean apes this memorial, whisk wee redietnedl ordered to he What into sonsideratiesi. Sr. UMW looted. elltboes Cennellt- - That It be an inetrestiee to the Isaacs frammltta• to take into considera ble, Ned men se the expediency of borrowisg, of other wise meoldlog Ile ememt of ontstaadlog liabilities of the lableale of Semite, with • view to =shag the repoymon Ilknoef by anneal mama of 2 per mat. and laterite. lensed Meal* *pm parishes for an immediate paywst as Wish Melia.'l[r. rAii2l4lllL esounded the notion, whin was pat sad moiniseenny agreed to. Mr. Orlon moved :--" That imesasek as it will be some eety to prevent the elisehame of sewage end ether Inge& ties into the Thames sad is tribetsrier, above and beyond the metropolis. districts. in order to carry oat eompletely tho pairlionlen of the river, the clerk be lostmoted to re peat lei Me beard the present stem of the law apes this mbJest, sail le advise them if they have my, and it say, what powers In this respect." Mr. portly HXIRISON wished to know from the hoe. mmater if be really contemplated Melodies the laws re lating to the city of Oxford is the terns of his motion, as that city was one of the places discharging its impurities into the Thames. Mr. Ors(Tha mid be matemplated Waled's( all places both above mid below the metropolitan joriadietim. This mottos led le sem ditesestoo, sad it was urged that It would be a workless °serous so be east spun thelr Meth, as it would lama.* the eastainalloa of the local sate of all Mame as the beaks of the Themes, sateadieg as both aids. Oallsed M the Nom. The meths was put and swayed by a large majority. Mr. Wthatiatow pressabth a commesioatioa from the matey of Bt. Pollens, math/mains tin heavy charge of 31d. is the posed which wosid be throws spot them for flay p.a. La the payment of the met of the works for the mein anhilifts• Oa the motion of Major LTolf, it was agreed That It be refund to the anthem as. lase, tO facade, who the parties are who should be called emu to pay towards the main drainage work., sad as regards the haprommeate of the Boma other matters were disposed of, sad the Board adjaused shortly before 5 &clam INCOME TAX MEETINGS. MEETING AT GLOUCESTER. As Important poblio mooting was hold at Glom maw, as Wadley evesin, with a view to °hada he total sad hamodiste repeal of the Wane tas, It beteg the second hold within a abort Uwe for that pupas.. Athol ralmitifteley awl Mr. Prim, M.P., ware prima, sad the Maroa presided. Mr. BOWLY proposal the drat - resolstios. 1414 depre sated the lasses Ina Ile aufass la It. opmatica, reaanotto is Its aeseseassat, demsealislai is Its teadesey, and by its is. saisiterial obanaton, Y anogatory to the foamy or Josiah- Mea. Mr. T. M. brown sanded the ressintios, observing aka they wore unworthy the same of Isglinune• If they salwaissi to so hashes a tan say lava Maid M. 7.1. Blitliarr, M.P., she yes re solved with ha applause, said he had bees fully had so endstelesl that here was to be at *sly • tins omens :r t iint e s odessiest, bat she • moieties to tie the beads ad hie boa. collesste. (Chen, ad • vets, That Wee.") He would say la sandshoes sad goodwill to Asa Oat be we glad the neasties bad sit bees so based, bosses sithoeck ea eh sea, yet ha had he ephit of a• Isellass• sleet his, sad sear wall be • heehaws as s ropressetstive. (Cheep) The nasals had less sand so se satstkor the gerneseat lateskil to take ad= a some tasty.eight days balms nand ever the Teas aid awes the leseessed was tee for smother ash bons bd gas so far se to rey Ma It win the heaths of the sweentast ee to do. Bons mid the it was • nelblis aims Mat II was worthy sly el a pediteggleg s lobs mull M illasit of the rolls kr ash seslona et ass mooned then bosses • au Is • i m p isher • gsvatemoat, be be sift el • dirty seem Fle week% vesture to sestraist ass. as bad said last wes the Weenie et the gamma to lake this advan tage of the people. (Obieda.) Ms 111 set sly this apes seniority, ht es • subordlefilli a Ms gesseneet. He did met Wine that It wall tio sepal& at taking sash is ed amass (Chews) A6l why ? Let then look at the shams a the able lead the sasaber for Theme, sew a the head or ths _. l His was as awaking tha• t .b he could ash by ribs he beeseeseh sad a the resiesststise of Ihe miss Teseslin he boaso mai tly d say will sib the this sash L wail est believe:lt till be sew H, aid be, Is. ese, wash ass he a party to it. (Chuss) Mr. lowly bad and them m abash he us, ad La eh sass breath to reduce seponaten to sea laseas. It was very well to say Ma sow bat uniortassalp they bad spat the assay. Woad thisy be to take hes Mgt poslties—krensill by lean. nesais same, ha d Inalen, sod Obohthe shortly, Is tho newt soespretweelve seems ho west, the shantass et the wall ageism shay, dalisissas hd ills =Vlke week ? (Lead seem) hey seaw ibe* have sat that they sesta not ups. say vein des ossersely brag had ogees*a that pow*/ whets leglieluses shoe throughout the wend ars able Is and, Mee good bye to the Ranh asaner—gad by. to the gnstsess of Gnat Britain. (Lend &sem) Mr. Kinsman propene she Esse reeelethe, to the Ohm that, while the meeting desired the repeal of schedule D, they were Cot opyomd to buries their fair share of taxation, and siousidersai that some more eqeitable sad lees okiimmaskm mans aftiiit be found to meet any deficiency in the manse. Mr. IinOiLAND emended the resolution. Mr. W. P. Paton, M.P., cost spoke, contending that it was impossible for sehedele D be repealed, calms some substitute which would produce an f.quisalent revenue were adopted. The income tax was a so:einn compact entered tato betimes the people and the Cbancfllor of the Blabs quer. Is oesesquenee of Its imposition an enormous amount of customs and mein duties had be.. abolished. Prom t►is abolition trade had recited an immoonne petu, mid the cosatry had gone es ffmrisbiegly. Tim substitute proposed was in his opiates feasible, and had been recontmeaded by Mr. Gladstone when Chase/11er of the Euhequer la 1868. ♦ workine man named Herbert proposed an amendment that any Merit moped by the repeal of schedule D should be met by retrenchment on the part of the goverement. Ditiatandy this amendment was embodied la the remiss ties, and adopted unanimously. ♦ petition framed on the resolutions passed was agreed to, and this meeting separated at about 11 o'clock. MEETING AT DEPTFORD. Leas night a densely crowded wsesstlag of the fa habtitana of Deptford was held at Om "Literary Isititatles la that tees, to adopt measures to obtain a fair adjustatont or a Ural rapid of the property and booms taz. The 'hair was a/espied by Alderman Wire.—Mr. lb wsites (chair man of Ike Metropolitan Board of Works) moved the Arm reeolatios, emadensaamep of the imams an, Oa the grenade of unequal assmement, its imposition upon paeans of small beccaos, aad its fagaieltorial 'haziest sad pledging the met* to adopt mennaras to promote a lab &diastases{ or a total repeal. la the coarse of a loon address, Mr. Thwaltee eamtended that it WAS the duty of the *Lessen to mad stub reprimeatativa to parliament as would yeas br the removal of this iejutier. —Mr. Vosges eNenfiell the mottos ; which was supported by Mr. Meettague Members, M.P., who °lnstead that when the moiety sad imolai tax was proposed by 8:r Robert Peel, be also partied to give something like an egaivelent, is theshops of as Improved tariff, teducmg *suttee ow Meeks of soasumptioa. The additional income tax was bid oa se • I war tax„ mad, sow that the war had owed, bare was no prokope foe ltsesatiansitee. The goverameat had beas ys en the additional tax for another pear, by =II: that poem was no peace until it was ratified, bat se the verb= gevernment establishments at Deptford, Woolwich, ite. bad bee. rednead, and the expenditure curtailed, the tralasman had • light to oak why be should coatimie to pay those deanaade whisk, doting tee way, ha cheerfully Im plied with. A reselattea for the adoptsoa of a petition was moved by Mr. Bidden, sad, after an address from that gas- Molina and hoes Colonel Sleigh, a vote of thanks was given to the aairiaan, and the minting separated. MEETING AT DORCHESTER. A meetiog of the inhabitants of Dorchester was held in their Guildhall cm Tanday—tha Mayor, Mr. J. Emma, presidium—. to consider the but means of 'GUM( • speedy abolition of the Mame tea." The Bev. W. Barnes moved a retaliation declaring the income tax to be sequel la its principle and effusive in its character, which was mended by Mr. J. T. Bborto.—The next resohalos wu proposed by Mr. Y. C. Weston, sounded by Mr. T. Y. Tullcch, declaring that the practical operation of the laws elating to the Mame tax was inquisitorial and productive of great hardship, ins quality, anu injustice, and that this outlay would be satisfied with cutbing less than shots total sad immediste abolition.—lt was urged by the int speaker that there is a positive immo- rality la putting a tax epos virtue—and that the Income tau is a tax upon the virtue of industry ; bat, as • man, Its loved a still greater obj -aims to it, that it alaaet gamuts • rasa to taupe, with nis consciences. or else he must over tax himself. Asy law (said the rev. gentleame) which tempted a mss—altboneb mot eater ticeate la ether ways--nay law which tempted • um to limpet with his musienos was a ban one, sad would be found la course of time to be as demoralising as it was bad. This restantiou were all pawed ananisnowls cod • pe tltioa to parliament in mordeses with Um was adopted. UNITED ASSOCIATION OP SCSI The second sod concluding meeting of this asso• elation took plan yesterday at the house of the Society of Arts, and the business consmsnced with a lecture by the Rev. G. R. Hitlfi, alisplain general, "On the 'saurus of the Teacher in Promoting Civilisation." His object, he add, wan to illustrate the importence of the teacher, and to inquire how much he wan the cause, how much the effect, of eivilleatiou. Speaking strictly he wan neither one nor the ether, but still there were may particulars is whisk be combined both. Henn in proportion es Naiad gradually obtained the victory over matter. the walling of the teacher came to b held in pester respect. Education might be said to have begun Is Paradise, where Bre received bar knowledge from Adam. Adam brought her animal', and named them,—the Hitt beginning of object tinehleg. Throughout tree whole of saver lite motel culture went no further, until the greater letercesuasnication of the species celled for the use of symbols as representatives of ideas. The atone hatchet typified war, sad thus began picten-writing ; from picture-writing came hieroglyphics, sad the latter disap peared to the more generally appliceble alphabet. If they took a superficial review of put ages, they might be led to imegise that the people were then much more enlightened than at present. The erection of the Pyramids, it was true. required an extraordinary amount ef scientific knowledge, bet then that knowledge wits toothed to a few. The people employed is those stupendous works knew no more of the principles leader which they acted than did the bullocks that drew the bricks or the mules that tarried to them their Mile provisions. The same, with some qualification, might as said of easels Greece. Far be it from him to deny the obligations we were under to the Athenian who lived 400 years before Christ, with whom one day well spent were worth purchsaieg with • whole exiitesee. To sit beside Epicurus is hie garden, to walk with Plato to the An dante, to hear Zeno propound his philosophy in the Petah, wore indeed an intellectual pleasure that could set be too highly valued. Or, to walk to and fro with Aristotle in hie Lyceum, to listen ea be poured forth tonente of wisdom more rapid than the Them that was creeping by—who ciuld look back in inseginatisa at such tones and times, or form to himself visions of the Pangaea to its integrity, and decorated with the sculptures of Piddles fresh from the master's hand, and of the temples of the Dloenri glowing with the pro d"tions of Peartnetua's pencil, or transport him self to the south of the city, where alone he Gould hear &plunks and Aschylue, without con chiding that there. if anywhere, the ecboolmeater had fulfilled hie mission ? But no, the few became wise, while the many ressaleed le mortal darkness. In the whole of the Athens of Pericles there woo not a single bookshop. In Rome some Mutsu woo made, se schools were estalniehed to the time of the deeetaviri, and • state provision was mode fee them under the emperors. They all remembered Home% &scripting of his own school days. A dark period followed the Vandal irruption, and it remained dark until the revival of letter, which began is Ireland , where it wee supposed Vandalism had not teethed. Then Bode obtained his 'dimities, and it was in the celebrated sebsel subsequently founded by him in York, that Alma, the somber of Cherie:seise, was trained. About that time were beaded the great seam of learning, Paris. B..logna. Pavia, end Oxford; bat darkness again spread Over Europe. end wee not disponi/ esti' the revival of literature ander the Redid. In Reglemik the reformation, issued of pro moting the good work, tesded M retard it, as the greedy isoutine, despite the remenstreasee of Cramer. Latimer Ridley. and Amhua seised on the property of the church. and devoted it to their o ern use. la Scotland the ease was different, for there the followers of Knot retained the property of the church, and applied it to the system of parochial edatatios, which subsequently produced each bo bolink' offset& H e Meted thus. good an simple would be followed, and that emu general scheme of education would be established for the benefit of the people. TM ..,slag tittle, teraitheted with lit iatethetiag Wagon. by Mr. W. WLeod, os the mode of tesebieg phy siology fa satteale; sad th at of the evening was steady oath plod by a testate sad esporatieato with plalatophie apparatus, romilosted by W. Sadimstrr. TM Midi leamirtall with the sisal vote of thmkt t the maids& MOVIZOITS OF SPECIM.—LiVIRPOOL, Netwithemndleg the ausellnees of the the Ualted Illstra, pee the Arabia, ea I Mg to 2811,040 Milers, the greater deflate) was ow amowat of merchants i. skit pot is lord the Canard screw ate. Litt% whist' sailed yesterday afternoon WINDING-DP OP MINING COMP of Me Fandon Maser Nine are to h list of 'Wiesbaden liable is shoat to two guineas per share has jest bees liabilities of thh mammy. which • mines la the Masco of Belstoe. bat lees. At petition has bees preseated Main el the liwriagtos mime. A e required to discharp the debts of Midst Company. The Birch Tor Whip wesed up. An racial manager I. lout tato and settle the affairs of t Company, the liabilities of which are are to be taken te dispose of the • VIRPOOL, TIIESDAT.—• he imposts of gold from is Bahasa. waly t- et ons wee 00,000 .tie- r '▪ warner ftalbee, Carel& Boots for Havre. PONIES.—The LIMN be wooed up, end the to be settled. ♦ all of woe reads to astray the was establidie4 to week !felled with eoesiderable led for windfall op Ike 1 cell of 10e. per share It sf the Groat Umbria* for Minis. Compsay Is lager hoe hoe* appmated f the Br. Dtais !dialog re about 3,0001., wad stops mine is aid of them