The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-30 00:00:00

1 V } Cmv . 7o .-- 4 .0 - 1- c--}9C74-11. Na 5,140.) (11.1•CIITTA, oallfo4 at the eve of snd Madrea.—MONTILLY Malt 00M1111NICAT GoodIIC l3 iMmen LONDON and INDIA bymenntieent lest et steamers bakeetmg to the NAST IND IA and LONDON a@ - PING COMPANY Minsited).—The weDharena Wpm m a annabip HYDASPIS, 5,549 tank Unborn pewter r a Z /VmblVl' Lb. will leave Consmander now thtla loading in gnsion) on the Ire gera at and Waving Gravesend on th in nila oitta, ca ll ing at the Cape of Good pep TIM magnificent ship, bath annuity foe the Wpm inns. hes been thorough:lp netted, has freiaat. essemmeletkm One aura, and Mil carry sit Vowel enepsee, tam 4 averap pump of the mem slisemese hie been hoc he ars to Madraa ; the dOn. and the last ,the Cs=re r igasil em nimar d lim co record.—For freight or prep meek te MIDWAY end On, it, Pirtlament4treet. S.W., thelnlieme ALYIIIID 111112 T a l Co— 150, Lemtesnall-street, SC.: t et the O.OICIII d the cONPANY, 9, Ninehmlane, London. KC: where she Mies Imo be appointments rmidshipmen be mein RICHARD 1)11W, Ifemetem Pad India and London Shipping Clespany (Limited), 9, Mineing•lans, LC. TO MITI= VOLOWIll• 1011 Las. VITEXKLY STSA.M 00MIIIIPTIOATION to TV WNW YORK LirsoL—Tlis LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, lad rumADIILTKLt STEAMSHIP 001IPANY O&M Ormake lui tbalt tall,-pswersd Cipis-balltbas ▪ ilassasidne SO ab ut awawspas sid Lowoom WEEKLY PROM LIVERPOOL 10111 W YOWL car OP WASKINOTON. Wiamsdot FeU OTT OP DALT ORE , Wednesday, ob. 11. KLEGAIOO, W , 10. 11 011117 90101 K is, It sad 11 . a r r e , • Parse C e = OR = Os Miss, Isoksd throes* no saiSc brtmis,—Direct Route to RanoverßrUUO list. sail Natal pommy. EVERY TIIINEWLI4 Ilie NOM Simian Limes awed slidesis PA OINDWA, or WWI, meowvises, et u tea. sang Eliwirwa Pas Ow yartmin aS ass& ems N Isams: sal At: rata Odds. AS sad al LK Inamsl= a always pply wbtlie other pods an • kw—A st WE IT W or to P 111. 110POTTERDAM. —The Netherleads Steamboat aoto oes~aireillsows screw Mamsar TYLNOORD eleen ad tee the e perk and Woes tem off the Tower worm TIUNIDAY MOWING emety. lent BY —Appy at CSAPLIIIII lletweesit IF,-; or lie PRILLI22S, °PAVIA ant MIL. WI% U. Ised-isaa. LC. DIN ANGLO-PARISIAN BREWERY 00111 PA liosepoalls4 nal 11•0017041 NT In ) 6fler the Orepanise Act of • oanestion biil been concluded between her X nal lis Papaw dab Preach, and realkotioas al aceß el l a laileVds g Th i rtiZsont a rr=s retripela elespewee. 0200,000. Bret Woe, .2100, 4 0ta 6,000 Shares of IS melt. Bilasen of Al per sbarelata laid to time laaksn ea applies , Ma. and • batboy , 0i ,. /.4 ,dias ea *Byelaw'. The Pisa. Baal 'P. U., aceancesswe, ills. SSISE L CI TIaIEreet,.... , Cttp , Loudon Ma V. lift, dleenetaer Brewer), Oeonientreet, ‘ Z .. 64, 14 4Mr i.4.. 44 =seW an laaflawid, laadea Pm, be laniard 1411101111 re Irawn—Uton,Aell.wdos. 2, Pr=reeLCC, NUMMI II Pahl—Nesma 7th dee Broth Brothers sad Co., 00, Rae de la assures d'Antle, Paris. MIMOSA, gip L Mcalsoonelie, Ise., 17, Ortherharehatreet, Leaden. 11.• B. Gassell, Bp.. Brixton. B2Qll22o—Yeaars. Froom Brothen, 20, Change-ail, Corm big 8.0. ItheasMlX-41thusa areth„bsa., Yes. Oaths: 1, arthareithet Weak lasion-bridge, :. n. - . ... h.is il=lai fte lie rsooritrus ww. a . ilia purchasing and =lea ei — illehed Seswery, iliesto at Ivry, about one mate har th=allyie treeheil. TIM aeallaClinalaa one of the mod lesearae la ilaweelas beeepe) for storing boar igilillagan .ef Jer .. 241. est of solid rook. The le ot a character imteW le eke an areal= waft ihe et ..1121pei leer" if AM peehesed be the • WM Os Dot airstallimthe h ; the hit asellarl la Ma I V l Z mim p l ay tee boa . pots hem hall. ea which laemer vier= = sae: IN per et, • abilleal trade as cadarislaitheaa soy Inteentp- Um eadwallheeentrathee hew tile itempiliala of pareheth . an eversaleath °mew am 114 Mariaria 1 6 7 MOW. I:=N ous W ri illW , egVe l icegi., and Whim ire at 10 pet ce haahalrhelelga eshoh =47r i ele. " a haelbearagatelleae at the wry mead wag be to be ma ..c irtt tome at ket Meath Mtl_b• eke Wald bat limillel g r " 1 %7 ib., mi actft . i lag lea, &ay o la the eral . o ,Wombat beim ark the dewier will be reamed lath LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, MOHtweet Loodon. larridulairds, £6.000,000. Annual bran" AMA* POO 10164 every 00th yrar. Mara Wool the pronto allotted to tha parized. The lleimaes added to ts th• peiteissat to OAdOni et met 31:eltitherto bee a& Salient to 0,10.000. nevilltaltioe of Prate wrn be wade up to the Rat al , Tholtuelslo Imo paid tu chum :Alma eamod. A 4,170,230; PesameA4ll.lllo.llli eupdher. MAIM& ler peemeetesea and tenor ter ... aamostyao und e o try to the datiraim at the Socety'. earn WILLIAM totIIIS7,IItADO Actuary. Milady. Oa WANT= s SITUATION . as TRAVILLZR, YO won or ootetairoloa, oisotopt Drapers over SAO North or Wand. Aehboot J.& Z, Port-olleo, Noweiut)o. sh-Trou FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, bo lay PIO Stag itogioss. Illisobeesso Sellouts Vint W IP • Deswileases Di Odle% singisse • • • sisarevim IOW • • B•d-atima . sad d saints, 144. 0211011D4TISIWT. W. IllmOrublONialogess us* and poillig• on oppiaillas. T C. sad J. FIZLD, eriginal miumbotariors ef (io 4 PARAPPIIINC.AMBLIfiI, to WlNlngle prime amid cage) 2• Vb... foronled. and tharcandlom ma talatad o. l L ifeppewo Goventateat ter ate at Um tabitary an be obtained at all chaallare sad vows la No Price L. ad. per pound . also Ifteld's age- WhetfirleeGasp Tablets, ad. and ad. each. dide are eaulkeed tII no that Plebra label le on the =or bozos Wholesabe only. sal tee esporlatbao...llpper Theiol lembeelo. Lesean, IL . I X X 1 I N X ! INK! waive Immo sad COPYING INKS wpm all ethers la quails sad darabWty of colour. Manta wanted for Tons sad Unentry. Manufactory, Clayton, N. UtiliD a b igth 4 .. almvst every Family, by all Outfitter's &met . Be . SON D'S PIe.MANKIIT ILAINCING 111 (the ' requires so preps:Woe, sad is by be the beet dir writing on Upon, B.llk, de. It alirds an beledll6llll MINIM ef Idintlty tor Towels, Shirts, Table-eh:4h% mil every vitftst) el weertrg apparel. To be °leaned of meet Iledislise Vendor., ettitoesers. he., in the United ; sad as I* lemplsne, West Smithfield. Co', without which mitnes cm Seth /Babel the int Is not genuine. Price le. per bottle. rIPMMTM. —By Mr. ICBKELL'S iffirattics, of wbseb be is the epee patentee (protected nib AZTUPICIAL TERTH, to Lad a lifetime, are meads atillibe i ne • few boot.. without pain or eatractlosa oo wires Isar leelemilage pee Weed, and detect leopeadble. Comfort goaroateed. 'Mem which fully explains Ids lineation, poet trainees wasps. Ceetwit Treatise, tatioos tree. Terns strictly otoderata—k Ora vimpFairest, Doodettreet, and 30, leestebrottW, Ilitesslssbro• T O PARENTS and GUARDIANS. —The return d Venni to their respective Boarthm.impacy loncitede for their perennal comfort and raction. and MOW LANDS MACASSAR OIL, for accelerating Um growth and Improving and beautifying the MM. Rowlands' Lalydor, ler In wring the shin sad compledoo. end removing cutanus &- frets, sod Rowlands' Odnoto, sr Peed Dentifrice 1m re eo ndering the teeth beautifully white, and preeening the gums, are cow siderwl intispensade acooropenimesta—Sold by A. MOligumgt and SORB, 111, Hagea estrle, and by chemists and pedameeg— Adam Rowlands Nlkfo AN 1171ECTUAL ANKEDY.—LOINIPXB AITIZATIC BALSAM, West .stirs the bleeds sr WhitlowHr hem, truly WNW end plensena Is admitted to Its the irs fat smstrapaightwilivims Ogee% *Ms. Oilliinelt ow of asthma. awl twos eon — ala It tre rs venoms when the beshly peweennee Incurable, Mays tie tiding which ynedow teeciinen= Wentidni eteinngeloa WINO an Indy 11001 . 11 X 4 11 0 1: 4 7 4 :, arisen Iyanynews 6r.[ enema. 'LH= es NNW fa a few ealneim lair falWll W— and WI to W. LA Itarartidess.alwall "Hillyeh and by al In ==62a wt. De partitebr we/ wit fo; . The maw and addiesila waved M the et:eep. L n 171411113 COPAHINI wooserfally Med la Po PN aM Lead= isapllels. miss M. tan of Callirlsr, Mond. Ms* MOM. sad liaPall Clork (Llama. ea Nom. 1862), stasis caw sa avow 4 ids days. Alai la yessaa se dyads dissassa—ds. id. par bill=s6 ad, dd C. Amara Sias* eassiii, AI. lisgssalsg. MR. 81118 MIMES will repeat Mr. BRIM= RICHARDS'S New Halms! Seep. " God Xi; tike Maas el Tram." at the National Harp Concert, SA James Ma, Tsb S. Pabilabed by Robot Cooks sad Co.. New Borlingten-street, won arnmeM tar choirs. as a 4-pert soap, 2d. Taz LONDON PAVILION.-NOVELTIES is abandons, EVERY EVENING. —An the Imam favorites ale hire. The bill of tare la prolific with artists of ex traordinary WE ; in Leaf, the entwtainment Is one et utopia ion mairultude—brantal et talent. laid calculated to please everybody. THE LONDON PAVILION, TICHBORNE-STRIEET. LOUR sad nONNHARILER, Proprietor& PHOTOGRAPH IC EXHIBITION. The NINTII ANNUAL XXILIBITION of the PHODOGIAYHIC BOOM et LONDON Is OM DAILY. tr.= mem 4. 44 the Ostlers et the Society of HMIs Artists, letiolkatreet. PeZesall sst.—Adetbelas. TABLE lIYHOTX at 6 for 40 persons in iC most recherah6 obis. Seel& Soars and lkencese, • Intrees, le &freely, Ices, ,Atlre. the 121 LNG SCHOOL ol i t=llY, W.PRAS-M., W. bOd hick or 10 tickets, 11$. Luncheons, la—lady Superbstemdest, Nrs. LANGTON. T IM LONDON GRAND RISTAIIRANT. LITNCEIXONS and DINNIXII • LA CAME can be bad with (10111OIT and DISSFATCN. 11•WYZWII FANIOUS LONDON DERAIL reedy tram t till In As Dread &An" At > ed. each sprees. apedal diabe4oolllll for Inas and aentlenten. Spade= and well ventilated wine, mese and smoking Sainaa. OPEN ON SUNDAYS FROX YOUR LILL NINX SAWYZL ISL FIXIT4TILXIM COUNIR et CIIIINCILM 4 • §AI3 0 11L.4,11 R N and . WOACINITIMISTRIt 114117(3i mi. delicious goadigasat, prowianted by connoisseurs "THt MY 600 D Bare! Is prewel Md. by L A and PZILRINII. The pubic an respearsity cautioned arra worthier bana -1 ekes, sad should aselhat sad Iherba' names are oa Wrapper, Sabel, larie, mat alllt t e eM and MOM &AUCL add whored, sad tor Os WOMISIOT MONK MOM and 11=111.1.; llar l"P arMiCLLY air SOM. larks. cite.. Ito.; sad tey itearr Owl Oda= satvenally. CONNGNINMIT ol MANN flan MINT. MR. J. C. STEVENS will SILL by AUCTION, as Ids Meat Roca, 18, Kthowtreet, Cana &SORROW, Nat ol Joarssoy, et YoNowot prolooN,Vat 0411011.21118, Nab Sowor it = Ito I bei Of" ISO of OWN mins, 10 LW No= k roool ie r rood of 1/ifo abed Naar, OWN= totower, NO choke NNE Nododoadwww, l= run" to.—Os Now No monalng of sob, a nd s tad. TOLD CHAINS.—WATHERSTON and 3eIIIAMID3II big Is miller sittsuitou of the public to the et i IiGICI Mobil Om deliver with Gold Guard lislas st their maisuisotcep It a. d. TO brortmosidlict is S olds. Sit inches lam . To (II) oust gold, as. im dirt. F' M At U. Sid. pm mum. pr - Tikal Ilpoa tab 40am Um QUALITY, WEIGHT, and YAM of O oa r gd ars earMa4 aad summated to Ike purchaser aka awl Wdag far a fir roarmeatioa oa 1b amt. whisk Is drags& apowdtri a tido hatrie•CT rarI n fiIOODICN, Goldifetha—Mlaaufaotory. a :n sH.A.tudinw. Obarateardaa. I. W.C. Fata• a.a. usda of Qantas and hairy tar 1a oaca.—lf.B. This alabliataard a °Used at 6o- Is the amuse, and or asaardaye at L "A TACT TAMMY as 10016" WMBAS IiKKOVID from Bond-street to fl. szoomersuf, 111110V11108QUIall. out Ow Olobsr. 1M TY lib tome loefirbibtad by bin) Wier over. Melreld Ll 7. TURKEY. OONSTANTINOPLE, Jai. 29. It is officially announced that the Sultan signed the finnan for the isitablishment of the new bank yesterday. It will receive all the customs revenue, and be entrusted with the payment of the dividend on the public funds. • Turkish Console, 401. CLOMP ON DRESS ; or, HALF-AN-HOUR'S AMIJaUSILENT for oar MINDS and 00b.^8TITUZNTS. To be had, gratis, a X MOMS mad SON. feed?-made and Beep** Mk" HAM Makers, Woollen Dra ws, Hatters, Xedara. DOA Ind altos Makers. sad General embitter& • 156. 154, Dial k at ii M. la, Margate. Webta ida z ieweems44.4 oaartderrest= . Embalm* ?mak 137, 1/11, Torkelimeemerrearad: a. ElN•arnitai Ibelbe==araceicadra. DR. * HASBALL Ynal settle .i gagtobr both report et the merits at WATII7I raLNZ by 110BLET WhillS, laseas, LC. geld by Grows, Malta tr i :Lossisa, saes. at Its. &am illosissis Apia Im, sal Co., Witeldir. AMERICA. NEWSPAPER • y • "11 4 17 T or y •••••-, A • t ; 0110 4 ;1 0.3 / • rl k • • • . • s aua ....4.....111=111. - • 'OPEN Kr- Tan" LP. for Leionster, then moved the fol. =i L sonsintise :—" That la this gonna al President and is Ow Pelletal age et his odadvidention —the abolition of slavery in this Meta of enbushis— tbe gooldbhire of slavery in the Tatitorne—ths snug nig= of the Republics of Hayti sad Liboris—the comma. era ol the ribt of search for the suppreeden el the gm trade—the thie of annaessted ensasiellea—ead the pandanatins width insegnratod the sowyear—lide senting dthendre triumphs sathelavegy anligent 2,7= gm. ; rejoices in the gages& this Woad et friendship banns Ening sad ARM IN, r 11.11111/ Of Ihs ration to the sallsived ; odes to the ineenneenAte Mr the states, the ammo wpth igthy th eir noble struggle, awl the to conangaste this regulation to its Eng. the Amgen Ithrilisfier." I.IL LIMO" thanded the resolution, sad laid ow the werklag tan 011ishod to rally rend the cause of the North. for It wee this gag of freed= sad the canoe of the The B. Hwy L ondag forward to more n l atimadessat, Assisted d the gig bo Wail as Monate noire but he nisethe Get nobleqtrtass • mho s a im =r • eank to, one bisvng ashethes to Nails sad death ("Hoer, bar,' esuption.) The Neither coothreed for sone ninnies to odes= the moths& bat, H o to thsilthaents VW/ importing; heisg. He ocinel= " 4 nsonfig. " Then this sneetteg. whin , earsailly a W a showay sad ell its esoonsities, son. fosse wieh landlietisa that 7logland . Ono* her own ot the poor, by which assay ars drives te as al is loot i• a podia' Iso abbess • so nesnolniess to Amain ow on, ot sentry, Cr to awns thirosthen." a lre sa . lam standed thesassainewt, whith add f i r sad neighed, only two or throe bands being to lin resolution haring been ea • Yr. NV:MOLLY proresesd, andthr ule . d igione sereaded a rote at thanks to the chairman, which was anted by awls ntatioo. The nesting then esparated. The excitement outside wee immense. Thousands ci 'axiom disappointed folks clustered rasa tits dome, both in Smarroirest sod the Stem& At length a few at the committee of the Emensmatiee SosM/ w s bed beim =by the throng hem pining mindiske to the invited the crowd to ruse or two* the epee air, sods stool Wag placed the wall at the bend of RzeterMrset, Mr. Nicholay was proposed es chair- He inteedoped Mess, Esq., to nine lite WOO reedhSeli Sid wee bag spoken to bow the platform ht FAstmhell. fiesnw:4o4=4ml. amid seihmiastis sheens the delis Lincoln and the Northern had Ile' Ms} nenifielby sod sitypest ft every ties- Ash is= at Beaky& lad said , held in ti l is ga nh a ry haa of ffeedesa, ' PAINIONE EDRAIIIDS, ruse ih• MID betray resemeta Tr this antioseced thud are of GeDera who had siceredell the hardships sad Or Carolina cemplignl e r with a boohoo Crae h rthe me nim i u‘li rd, sad moll mja few . Whey is bear him tslh emieencement wee received with tumultuous ap plause. Thr ism W. 1). NM" frays Boston, mounted the rostrum. ha the ewes edateeshins smi eirsieent 41414 he theekeil his lesdisit irslins as behalf al the much ndemdimised people ef the imam Woks, toe the gym. mpeaky awl meemegemeed they mom siving te eseatny inee tbehnigitt, sea* that their wool& je havd swim lie Atlantis. and would the beadt et many a yberisaihr lengielehing le se or : wal e th: bealksheil Thar . mese mould be bowl by Idoesie in his Oaideek_and uphold in his riirideeen mum ode of the WS sod leet men that God ha ever mat to fill lie prolate*. ask. The ireselatira beefs( Wee pat to tie sooting, a rut fovea of hands wept up for it, sot a Dairy exception ap pewWg far the eoutrery. Air. BALM Ys oweeol sae fay titre to We previoso . =isle lb* seat awl faith INNiedsrig the I the torrible la Aawka. SW mrortal lowa was listwed te the doepeet attealion. eat' wary relowewe to the and o/ Ilwell i o s bapathy or de wewitake el the . lelra be to Wowed , . • "amide Yr. Haig willtesataiewleg, islr IL T r ibe7l"" i ti= " oarw an owl " ro t sat•-..- ___.• • A portion of the vast crowd which was unable to pie acmes to the large bell wen admitted into the lower room, which speedily become ineonvemently field, hundreds, say thsounds, beteg ohne& So give up all hope of obtain ing en entrance. Arnow& the speakers who addremed the meeting wore Yr. Gerrie, Yr. James Taylor, juo., of Birmingham ; the 800. nod Bee. B. W. Neel, end otbet but the loos unaided ley our useeest of the rg li er ae ' meetiag makes m impossible to report their mideermam Thane wu no misteddre, however, the spirit d the amen biog., and resoludeee of a similar °Wormier to *see sub. mitred from the other platform were agreed te. ADDRESS OP COTTON OPERATIVES TO THE PEOPLE OP THE UNITED STATES. . - The following is the memorial to the New York Belief Committee, and the inhabitant. of the United States gemmilly, adopted at the meeting of the cla - ted opered of Bleckbern reported yesterday : That your meneariniete feel grateful for the kindness and sympathy shown towards them is their present deplorable • eocdttiaquki beg to emerge' ahem that an interchange of feeling will be productive of • further manifestation of mutual sympathy. and they earnestly pray that the civil war now, unhappily, raging amongst you--and which your mensoliabren deeply lament—may cease to a speedy termina tion in favour of freedom. regardless of race or colour. The subscriptions raised in New York for the relief of Len• maid?* distress has done much to undeceive many who had bees misled by the enemies of popular goverment as to the exact state of public feeling in the United States toward. their brethren in England. In the amidst of the unhappy strife, now spreading dementia and death amongst you, you .have not forgone* the damn( operatives of ire, who are innocent sufferers. Your memoriahsts beg to suggest that the benevolent object you have le riser would be more effectually accomplished by affording to distressed operatives free. or assisted, perigee to some part of the United States where employment could be afforded them. This plan, your memorialists feel eamiesd, would be infinitely preferable to that of sending provisions for dis tribution by the relief committees of &giant Your memorialists see of opinion that ten them/Ad families might be removed hom Lancashire to A marls within six inmate., if the meatus of transport were available, and, especially so, if • well-grouvided mouronce of employment meld be held oat. The present dairies affords you a favourable opportunity of obtainiog an abundant supply of every kind of labour. and which would rumble you to push rie an energetic development of the almost mexhanetable treasures which the Almighty has placed at your disposal. if the gentlemen who take such • laudable interest in re lieving the oecessitous would kindly ascertain what sort of employmeot could be obtained is their various localities, I sod, furthermore, communicate the result to the emigration committee formed at this meeting, a plan of emigration might thus be earned out that would be wise, just, and beneficial to the working classes of Lancashire. Your memorialists most respectfully, but most urgently, entreat the favourable consideration of them suggestions, with the sincere hope that you will at once embrace the plan of emigratiou we propose—thus concentrate your efforts** the 4 rrod design of removing from the east of poverty and destitution those who are anxious to east their lot and expend their labour 'leder the protection of your free inatitutMea." In 1861 the value of import; into New Bruns wish amounted to 1,233,13 b/., sad of the export' to 047,0911. The import of 'wham woo 360,935 galloas ; sad el sugar, 2,566,6201 N. Eighty weeps* the tonnage of white wee 40,523 tows, were built in the proviso* that year. The Menage cleared was 744,093 tom , awl the teenage en tered 727,318 tons. The revenue woe 699,699 dole. The peralaties wee 252,417.—C0 nadir= pryer . Importing tea without colour uu the leaf pro rate du moue wow off Interior brown leaves se in the nen& kin& Hornbeam's Tee to uneetoored, therefore always pod Pito Mold to packets by 1.160 meets.--lAdvertiseameLl soma deserved &minis wapporli low in waking up, bet *staled was ISO for the cause el fividem. It was am sew undelikisna prod that thereat heart of the Foglia pomio boall tees to lihetV, witativir might have been the tempaniu miendsrela lap adding hare on the subjelL !lent dr anollne the South, at the or hand. and dist miledid singost for anatitatioasl sights which wu aMat die adient aliorac teddies of the Aegisaimoo rue ce the hod rude the Northerlies+ long sappier , end aatioas only for the mine. DirA has time feleg of the North was now beginning to be keens, end that sympathy and appresialks he this county oldish On Northern Skate. hod yearned der so liter* wed= to lbw sew in Mandan" sesonorm That pent ad& thank God for being wedded to beer their Titian Mid sight to the My Aids he ever upheld, and ihmilly MAP to itimph -the eye of the down trodden' and the due. Amid the vehement acclamations of the assembhige, Hr. Bolly MY proposed three cheers for Proddist Lincoln, sad these for Mr. Haley and throe mars ye given for the Northern army, a nd the crowd slowly dispereed. Numbers of harthsnded working men and youths premed forward, as the crowd opened to let Hr. Haley pass. to shake hands with Ida and Ind' Ma 'coital / At ad "God bless him." _ _ LONDON, FRIDAY EVENEO, JANIIARY 80, 1808. TELEGRAPffiC INTELLIGENCES (WPM% TILIMOMMIL) THE POLISH IHSIIHRSCTION. SMELL% JAN. 29, Beam. The Bnutauer Zeitung et today says : " The railway line was torn up by the insurgents at Petrikau again to-day. The communication being thue interrupted, the train from Warsaw has not arrived." BERLIN, Jur. 29. at of the telegraph administration, the telegraphic communication with Warsaw ritt Myslowitz has again been inter rupted. _ _ lumording to an News from St. Petersburg states that great tight nem prevails in the money market. The Imperial Bank makes no cashadvances upon securities, nor discounts any bilk The rate of discount has been raised to 6 per cent. THE DEBATE UPON THE ADDRESS IN THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBER. BERLIN, J AI. 29. Tb• debite upon the Address in the Chamber ot Illfeputiee eland today. The President of the Council 4414 he acen ration that the government wan attempting to 00a)r plicate foreign relations for the purpose of divert ing attention front Ha difficulties at home. The draught of the address, proposed by the majority hostile to the government, was voted by 265 to 68. The minority is made up of partisans of the feudal party, of th e followers of Herr von Vinche, and of Catholic members. GRIMM. ATM*, Ise. 24. An extensive anaschical conspiraoy has been dis covered here. This Ambassadors of the protecting Powers have declared that Greece would not in any case be militarily occupied. Troops have been despatched to Mains (the southern portion of the Mores), for the suppres ides of risings which have broken out in that district. Conflicts have taken place in Megan., the Pilsen', and Nauplia. At the latter place the disturbances are said to have occunud on the occasion it an excursion made by the English Ambassador, and an English non-commissioned officer is repotted to have been killed. ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YORK. The North German Lloyds steamer New York, Captain Wenke, from New York on the 17th, ar rived at South ampton late last night. She brings 90 pairers, 2,100 dole. for &gland, 177,959 dole. for France, and 2,060 dole. for Bremen. The New York encountered heavy easterly gales during the first part, and variable winds during the latter part, of her voyage. On the 18th inst. she spoke the ship General Williams, bound west. She brings New York papers to the 17th, two days later than those brought by the Asia. The address of President Davis to the Confede rate papers is published in =term in the New York papers of the 17th inst. The following summary of news is from the New York Herald of the 17th inst. : We bars by despatelies from Cairo that the expedition of NeOlersaad sad Porter up the Arkansas river has achieved a viceroy ever the rebels at Arkansas Poet, about fifty miles from the mouth, on Busday hat The enemy seirresdoved„ barytes all their guns, stores, sad ammunition is our hands. They lost five hundred sod fifty killed and wounded, and we captured between five sad seven thou sand primers. _ _ OONSIIMPTION :1 T 8 ORIGIN. Tito NJ et MOM asownrs thloethd DOOOVOLY BI S MU= OF 00XIMIPTION),the thestithosilogie the et sthhieth Yie the plothee Moth =IA be the=b bath Imperleace la et this thouveth MA be lII* bag *Lille& OA these Death throe IthOO pith* sathethr prise Inns obth el emeithave v. tipper OugnoilaWst Ft.thothothth. FriothiL llNlCV—afferieir 'MEW . °OCHS aoil 00. M bag toeith Inti etthm the . pel hrotrosion eretofore. prePer generally, as the emelt, luWey me ed on reselp• ea Memos Mart o lend or i = of nude on Jinein to be mode at the 01 awry . B.D.—A m Caliber al 8,000 Pianoforte Wodul ; also • of SAX snip, duets, and = r with New C 011, , ,,. An, nurind . able • a New It emits grade end tree. Addr e =lll.llS COMM and Co. tt, ow Itegentolterd, W.. Pallid's"' to the Queen and tbs Irageleen Ell. 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Leek, St Upper Berth-eisoe, Orafelnii-road , and from the anther. W, Liordequare, London. W.C. DR. LAID= ON RELY-PROULIVATION. ides : post free. LI. or sealed ends, 10 starlet Mann and Co. le OornhM, London : or direct trout the Author. SBLIKPBEBERVATION ; a Popular Bray as tae Clue if derma and Phyerat Debility. by De. La MOIR 67. Bedford-agues, :radon, Licentiate et the Royal College of 11 of hilabiagh. he. With engravings and men =est la the ally practitioner on the Moder Register who has tor many years devoted Ms study to the treatment of the disorders of the nervous Dyson. At home frees 16 ill lead 6 till &—M. Dedfceduquare. Londom Cheers' Ikewn, Inn despatch to Genus! Curtis, de scribes the late tattle at Springfield, Mo., as a terrible sod protracted engsgensent luting 13 hours. The rebels num bind 6,000. • ' • ' " ' " The Alabama is again at her work of destruction upon I our merchant ships. The schooner Union, which arrived at Jamaica on the Bth fastest, was captured by the rebel pirate, but sutesquently released, as her cargo belonged to British subjects. She brought with her, however, the crew els Boston barque—the Parker Ooek—whieth had only the protection of the Stare and the Stripes, and not the image of England, to protect her, and hues (thanks to the Navy Department) wee seized and bused by the Manus. The Harriet lone, wbieh has been sent to sea by' the reholito assist the Alabama, ban now half • dozes United States ves sels on her trick, Admiral Farragut having sent the Brook lyn, the Biota, and other vends, to recapture her, if pin. @ibis, and to destroy the rebel gunboats in Bayou Basle. Major General Dix contradicts the statements of the Rich mond upon that mu troops were defeated by the rebel General Roger A. Pryor on the 9th inst. at Providence Church, near hatolk. It appears from the anci•l report of General Peck that the enemy massed the Blackwater ia con siderable [ores, and attempted to drive in our right wing. Infantry, cavalry, and artillery were employed by the rebels ; but they were repulsed by Major Wheelan's New York mounted rides. At dusk the enemy's advance was charged upon and driven beak upon his support, so that it I was • victory for oar arms, instead of a defeat, as boastingly claimed by Pryor. In the Senate yederday • 00011214131iCatioll we. received from the Secretary of the lINAOT, asking for an appropria. tion of ball • million for the Capitol extensioe, and two hundred thoneend dollen for the new dome. The military committee reported beck the bill to suspend the sale Lod on the South Carolina and Gimes coast, with an amendment es • substitute. A bill to prevent and punish fraud on the government was introduced and referred. A resolution we. adopted directing the finance committee to inquire into the expediency of making an appropriation foe the purpose of encouraning emigration from Europe to the United Stake. A resolution was adopted calling for information as to whether the limitation in the act authorising Missouri to raise ten thinned men for heal defence luta been exceeded. A resolution directing inquiry as to the practicability of widening and deepening the Fox and Wisconsin riven was I adopted. A resolution directing the Naval Committee to . . . I inquire into this efficientry of the construction of iron-clad us' OrAWAY Is IFIRVOUS SUFFERZES. I els of war was introduced. It was stated that the whole . WTI isanielingrarlig arasra liDlTrZ___ ol 1 1, 1 t 1 matter had been referred to a board of competent engineers. welt ail PRI VA ma . ease . d xer „, o .„ Dii ii ir, gm, of jraZ or k — g= whereupon the resolution we. rejected. A bill authorising a algal. loseatarte, de., la smelnit el • directed . heeds of departments to appoint persons temporarily to du ? roMmamfi ''''.° lia a ft m t dr l i te r • MIME ' I charge the duties of and officials was reported. The lull g, sa-m.. esteem Tavtatoolustsw• soh* appropristioue to supply deficiencies in the civil am ' . . cdpit iries was iss pemed. the ihno Thi ja 36. bi1l p o r u o ri vi . cl a in s g ib pezn u isasi u d p !or md em m an r : "Me oftioe of organist of Salisbury Cathedral has become vacant by the death. la Wednesday morning innt, Is s im b quq , o f Mb... qu i, ma d. s speech in =pp ,' of tb. the 90th year of his age, of Mr. Arthur Thomas Code, ' sonisare. At the esolosios of his rremarksthe bill tether a Dr. Charlie Code, of Oxford. 1 ~ 'arm laid aside. The bin providing for consolidating the THE LATE DISEAAR IN SHEEP IN WILTSRIRIL --lt Nom& Is. she laid was a senand and poitp . d. A re. will be soossibernd that when the late tearful epidemic in solution was adopted that tie Pine-president appoint a imp Int Reds its appearance in Wiltshire, a committee A nn a ppd a t e di by the f ar ... e t th e omi t, to take daps to inseber in the Board of Iterated the Smithsonian Insti llment, the tilesse and to .14 the flocks that might be tattoo, to fill the yummy ocesidoned by the death ot Senator i iSteeked. At a limp me i at the Soektv for the Pre- ralToll. A ossolutioa wee adopted instructing the Cour i , math° of the Nesse in Sheep, held at the town•ball, m itt.. 0 , T an it a .l,„, t o rep t. t h e pu bli ta kk o at D evia l o go ilw lloo ll In" thoemmilt"Zierta thatthere t h e lassig• et thi Governor et tlesh bed been suppesnoof i woo so of liar nerviesa the comenittee we thereupon di solved. The hams, posrally expresnad . , Of so, what we.. the CUSS "a Oat wee the seine^ ask thesis to Ursa ter their DilVielli. ln the Hesse d Ilispresstatine several private bills ware C . - --- eidered. The IaII reported fail Joie hero the of the Whole on the State of the lAA.. with antlescistag the enlargement of the Shetedipla == oral for the pease of gunboats, nurnillepe el war, am. and also the eaiargeineat of the Erie and Clew* mash for 1 911 5 1, 9 411 r9ce% connecting Lakes Erie and Oseario with the HOOKS Biter wee taken up. and • motion to lay on the I bias disagreed to by s vote of 42 to against 93. The debate on the bill providing ways and MN= for the support of the government wu then resumed, and continued anti the ad joasament. LIVERPOOL, THIMBDAT. the Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Catapany's screw steamer City of Washington, which left New York on the afternoon of the 17th instant, arrived in the Mersey at 8.30 this evening, bri in fi 88 Pomanders, and 936,727 dollars and 1,8001. in specie on freight. EMANCIPATION MEETING AT BRApPORD. 13R&DPOILD, Niger. This evening a large meeting was held iii St. Otergele-hall, the object at which 8/ id forth by there. metiers was to give the people of Bradford se appremley cd eleowing that they bated slavery with ell** Mak, anti that they sympathised with Pgigilleb Limb is ble ektie swoop away tip Ism gliff r ellfrneggie Mirth, droggi mg. i h • lg. Etheeld-- Led snuck weaker blew what alum brio • giving freedom W. too lives la rebel Agee, He rejoiced at that peedeeptelus, bat did not apron of the way in which it wee food. Me thought that eider the circumstances in sgch it *es lensed it might have gone further. He thong have been glad if • President Wools had dared to go further, and, contrary to the constitution, bad sad • MSS is the revolution now going on he would consider rin glike which were above the constitution, cad that he would sot be boned by any parliamentary ties, and that even se a war aessure it was necessary to abolish slavery through emt the Union. (Applause.) We ought, however, to make allowthees for the difficulties under which Lincoln was plaisefi, and of this he was quite sure, that thou writers and speaker in this country who denounced the conduct of Presideot Lincoln because be did not go further, would have dinenagei it still more if he had gone farther. lApplaue.) The President had not • issued tab proclamation on antislavery grounds, but iu issuing it it be in effect mid to the alaveholders, " You men of the South are waging war against um because of slavery, and them very slam who are the tense of your fighting ark"; m are made use of by you, and render moat powerful mkt semi in this rebellion. Therefore we my to you, you shall net use them any longer." He did not believe that this pfookmation would remit is a slave insurrection, but it this was the result it would be because the masters of the slievelf - would try to nrennt their attaining the Mabel given by President Lincoln. He rejoiced over the proclamation bosom it would have the Aka d oontrolling the generals of the Coefederthe NM who had treated Depose most diagreoehally ; , he *geed over it, berme it iiiimmitted the United Stator government to the eameirtion of 'host three milieu of slaves who were under their rule ; he rejoiced. over it, as making the wont of all the results which could' have come out of the war—the re-union of the North and South, upon a basis of slavery—imp:rigs ; he rejoiced over it because, although it was not nominally ea edict of sismaipatioo for the million of slaves in border Sense, pat by its working it would make slavery imposible at leth, eves in those States. After all, this terrible wen bad given slavery a very great shook. Upon a moderate ems panties 200,000 slaves bad been made free by it. The State of Miseouri was ninths to pm an emancipation set, and so were the States of Delaware and Western Virginia, and if the late •50010/ ef the Federal armies in TIMMONS were outinned, Fast Tennessee would got into the bands et the Fedend guersesest, Wert Tensaw* would be hemmed in by three free territories, and it would be impaling' for slavery to last there. The United States government was thus becoming forced by circumstances to adopt an emancipation policy, and it wan becoming especially disgraceful 'for us to depart one iota hem our principles Of neutrality and non-intervention is this war, and that great meeting would strengthen his hands in proiestiop against such interference ; thou who cried out for peace were more likely to obtain it if they put the burden of the war upon the right shouldays— if they acknowledged that it was the men in the South who Degas this war, and who began it in a bad cause. He was told they were fighting for freedom. They might fancy oe, he believed they did, but for what freedom were they lightine They were fighting for the freedom to enslave—hippleneg —for the freedom to oppress—for the freedom to tear the wife from the bighted, end the mother from the child— for the freedom to make it legal to torture or kill a block father for defending his outraged daughter—for the freedom tombs it lepl for • white father to sell hie own child is the mike" place—far the freedom to make it a time to Math ben and girls to read and write—for the freedom to inked that system which makes labour a curse. That was that freedom for which the South was fighting. (Applegate) Mesh as he hated war he would not be led to help them in their efforts to attain that freedom. He believed that if he Were to do me it would be vain, for there would be so pmentheist pease on the American continent while the slue power wag triumphant. (Applause.) He did not believe that the war would last much longer they the middle of this year, and ha did not give up the hope even yet that it would cease with the lave power subordinate to the fns power, for peace on any other foundation would net be pennansat. He looked forward to brighter den, and he did believe that the result, perinea after a good . deal of suffering--for, gee ! it requiem& a large Immo of suffering to purify the country from ouch a sin as slavery— would be that all men of English race would be united on the Ida of freedom, and would look forward to a common future in the spread of liberty and civilisation throughout the world. (Applanes.) The meeting adjourned at a quarter to 11. MEETING AT BRISTOL A great meeting was held at the Broadmead room on Wednesday evening to express approval of and sympathy with the anti-slavery policy of President Lincoln and the Federal government of the United States. Mr. Gnomon THOMAS occupied the chair, and was supported by nearly all the dissenting ministers and an influential plat form. The meeting was very crowded and unanimous. NZWEPLPIR &Lourlos.—From the "Newspaper Press Directory" for 1863, we extract the following oa the maul postai* of the Dampener pram :—" There are now published in the Mated Kingdom 1,206 newspapers, distri buted as follows :—England : London, Z 39; Provinces, 639 ; total, 879 ; Wales, 37 ; Scotland, 142 ; Ireland, 134 ; British Wes, 15, Of theme there ars-46 daily papers published in ; 1 ditto Wales ; 9 ditto, Scotland ; 14 ditto, Ireland; 2 ditto, British Wee. And these may be particu larised—Bathed : Birmingham, 2 ; Bristol, 2 ; Hull, 3 ; Lerida, 1; Liverpool, 5 ; London, 21; Ilaochester, 2; New castle, 3;Notthighem, 2; Plymouth, 2; She ffi eld, 1 ;Shields, 1; Sunderland, 1. Wales: Swansea, 1. Scotland: Dundee, 2; Sabbath, 4 ; Ohsgow, 3. Ireland : Belfast, 2 ; Cock, 4 ; NW*, 8. Channel blab& : Jersey, 2. On reference to the edition for 1861 of this useful directory, we fed that them were established and circulated in that year 1,102 pew" showing that a considerable impulse has been gam to every description of newspaper enterprise. The maga. sines now in manse of publieatioa, including the Quarterly Reviews, number 567, of which no lees than 217 are of a decidedly religioce character. Among these, the Church of tillahas ha spacial oegies ; and the Wesleyan... Pried ndlleelsodistda Buiptiels, lodependents, and otherChristise oommenities, are fully represented in this branch of berm. turg t "—From the "Newspaper Press Directory." 1863. Dlr. Stabbing, the President of the Southampton Ohsetbsr of Conueeres, delivered an 'mutant lecture os Wadeallist nalikis the mapificent lecture hall of the Ilartisy Imbitettela that town. In the course at the even *ho lsburre read some iii xtracts from:earthly'. di •we seer senses manrra ary of the town fifty yews ago. Mr. Stebbing stated *6llBar!iiry,. whilois • obit to Loadoo : ins 1824, called oti a MOAN, lb who hi vas uokoows,aari asked iiinto sake hie wilt loroiori pearly 100,0001. to the Southampton noe -1 vocation. The nalleitor awl witnewew maw Hartley alga the I will ae caw wed of the nabalierh adios, and Hartley placed his head over kW eivenare wit& the vitt:wens &baited it, "sad thill DOM knew whew it was that had made the will. 'Tali Biuicincatp's Wunt —Pnwis Aru LtiuN's mot for tits rows. nee ihablemalie. Omni* TlarrAP sad Lily of the Valley—Owes bottles la a ea" IL, 01 11 seelt.--16 Sew Itendwtreet. W.— tadvertlieameat. I . -- iii . r [Stamped , ld. Additional.; NEGRO EMANCIPATION AND AKIRICAN WAR. Lad night a great meeting in favour of the eau,e d wive emancipation, and to expreme sympathy with its monweime in Ainarwa, was held in Exeter•hall. The meet• bur wee convened by the Emancipation Bodily, and proved to be, *bother la plaint of numbers or eatimahaelle Wise, ree of the most important demonstrations of pulp apiriiea kaowa in London wince the days of the Lewes, For half an hour before the time appointed forth, meamsocommt of the proceedings the great hall was crowded, and it beams hammy to bold a second meeting' in the loiter KII, while a third meeting was held fa the open air, In izMar-*set. The name of Abraham Lapel* was received with immemeapplauss, the sodium nein anal cheering. and aiming their hats sad handkerchiefs. Dening.the mune of the proosediela the ebaiHM 6o iii• eased telegrams from Bradford end Stroud, emplacing that enselinp were being bald in those towns, and that mole . Om hied been pained in favour of negro ansecipation. Mr. W. Beam, the Chairmen of 'the Emancipation Society, prodded. Mr wee Imported by Mr. P. A. Taylor, Y.P. ; Hr. Timm Mahar (author of "Tow Brown") Mr. li. Ludlow. Her and Rev. Begtiet Neel, Rev. Newman 'Ha, lir. BMW Beelet, Mr. thimesi Lases Mr. F. W. Cllensee, Rem AWES Wain , I.thrleille. Bey. J. O. Galloway, tMu Felfil& tilidt = ar. ur.:l6. J. Finer Eireleete, .G. Thiele. Oxford; W. dideummeGrebb, Ozbed ; Mr. BfillisiS Wweeffit, Mm. Gams Nemeth. Mr. John Genie; Bev. FThownen Bass, Mr. W. Beetwitik. Mr. /Masa Bun, Mr. W. Whitish's,. Mr. Ford. Bev. P. W. Williamson, Mr. W. J. Barlow, Mr. John Stuart, Mr. James Tyler. jan.. Mr. W. B. Hedge (iron Honduras). Bea. A. C. Thomas, Bev. Jams Bolton, Mr. James Chalmen (from Canada), Mr. G. J. Holyoke, Sc. . . Mr. Cinema, the hon. moretery, read letters from the cambia, of the Unica end Emancipation Society of Menthither, signed by the president, Mr. T. B. Potter, from Gement Thompson, Yr. INMAN'. . M.P., Mr. Jcifin S. Mill, Preform NUMMI Professor Canes, Mr. Wm. limeremes, Colonel Ikiway, Mr. Stem bid, ILP., Professor Goldwin Smith, Mr. Edward Well, Mr. George Thompson, Mr. John Patience, Limped ; Mr. Charles Robertoon, Liverpool ; M. Edward alamoder, jun., Glamow ; Mr. Henry Vincent, Dr. Hearne, South. implon ; Mr. G. Jaen Harvey, Jersey ; Mr. Bided Peek. Kingsteidge ; Mr. A. Treadmill, Teinholin ; Mr. Handel Camases, BMW ; Mr. Partridge, Birmingham, sad Rimy others, remade( their legality to Steed the meting, and expreseng sympathy with the object it. had in view. The Has. and Rev. Barton Nest, who ma reesired with load theme, in the lint resontios, mid the preeent meting stigmatised ran issignificont ew, bat they was ally the pickets of Use greet Lthieoosntey. (Prolonged cheering.) Them were We maid to the ;many of the sleveleolders ; no alliance the murder policy of Jefferson Davis ; DO Alabama top ey apes Amman ammo, is return for their Geary Griswold sent to feed our starvieg operetiva ; no war with IS. United Siam far the slevehoiden ; tan pre intikee raceme* which Mk to war, end no Milne midi ;Mee Miele bah to both ; smh • et ell till they allinither w ; s z m o s jefo . nomad wish tome the United voliz Entiars sad rained. Menet r... and molested ethers.) Th IFe id l s l l ami". irere at that reemeet beldimg • meta: Oa Ite IS the Melodeon, end he peopeeed that • inirdesuitt he at onne despolthed to saying," We _piti: widths tales—whet are your sad te es eueswer_ bi. balt:e biad tho . his mesibg asseen, ma tbe over r. .. wee this— H e m to Pinsideet Limb pa perty. a es s i s tVemtiolevesy, men of ell meths, who are fee agenelpailm' sad the speedy _ pews through emeosiptica and reennies • the seedistise of Francis, Bombed, sad Europe to promote emene= s t re-nnias epos the brit of simpeesstion to the for the km at their slaves ; sad Mtly, Mideed and IS. Umbel Etna fat ever f ri gate and albs le = a. set . glue liberty throughout the world. Is board to Mme the Int solution, which ate solinleenia, "That the mob of Oa Seethes, Mese oil W Felseelpeonmest having mem* ey deesembeeloo pimply toembetele het bevies hese famed by the Me upon the dead at hose rights to the nemenons,._ means iseffenantly reeds the momplion that the English people syseptbise with, 0 paellas that We SWAM ivory principle of political justice, or with institutions fumed in defiance of the moral seer of civilised mankind, and which are an outrep upon the :algae whom sanction has bees claimed in their semen." Mr. THOMAS Humes, of Lineola's.inn, seconded the re solution. Mr. FEUDS wished to move an amendment, but met with so unfavourable a rooms:dim by the meeting, that, until rtbad been made in his behalf by the chairmen and by *. warn Hell, he wee enable to obtain • bearing. WMen be was permitted to speak. Mr. Falb mid he bad lived in the Coked States from 1831 to lira, and he on. of opinion that only thaw who bed resided for some time is Americo could understeed the differemee Mama theNeoth end Beath. It was • terries struggle for &minim on the one aide, and for neUnniano ea the other. Yeas ego. Mee he resided in ths 1 4 1ent *aka, the MO M& dis ruption of the Union was spoken of es • mere emetics of time; and the interests of the bath end South were die metriadly oppceite,_ sod there could be se reesopable doubt that the came falli se the prevent eteende wee sot • pee tion a manaption, bet el Northers predembeam. 11 was the mad ambition of man* the Union of avid ne pubic et all bawds, with slavery or without. The eresed ment be desired to move win:—" That Anthem LieetiM unomaitatimel embalm— the proolenatioe, baiting to a war of nom is a diiaabbooltii diabolical sad deeptestely .viedistlee degree, end this meeting is of opinion that the resegediee of the Independence and nationality of the Coefedarthe Sates by England would ultimately secure freedom to the black." The missedmeni wee seemided from the gallery. The Rev. Remus HALL mid there were sere who' maintained that slavery had nothing whatever to do with the war; bet it was undoubtedly to maiotein !Livery that the South had the straggle to get Mimed as a slave state, •eod it win to maintain slavery that they notarially reamed Preallents pledged not to interfere I with it ; and when they got • President who differed with them, Smith Caroline at once declared that with an abo litionist President she would no longer be connected with the Unice. The Times of am day might be in favour of seenethiag sad the nest day spool it, end lie fond it stated ie that Merest of Inman 7, 1861 , " The North is for freedom and the South for slavery. The North is for freedom of discussion • the South treats freedom of discussion with the ter . brush and the pies faggot," and the chmeter of the whole of the article was such that it might very well have been adopted es • tract of the Emancipation Society. (A laugh.) Then, as regarded the North, what had they done? It was said they were not sincere. Let them be tried by their sob. The emanation gave them power to emeocipate in Columbia, and they had emancipated there. They had recognised the =rice of Hayti and Liberia, and they had pro compensation to all holders in the Soothers States who would voluntarily manumit their dace. and be might tell the meeting that Missouri had accepted the same. Generally wherever the armies of the North had gone they had emancipated—:.'oo.ooo nevem were now free wee were slaves et the beginning of the war. Jefferson Davis had been oonspeand by one of OW legislators to Geri. bsldi-(ob, oh)—the man who was fighting to keep in Mod est three ads-half millions of slaves was compared with • men who hated slavery all over the world. And think of the Tana Meng • leading article to prove that slavery was sanctioned by Scripture. He wee deeply pained by the book of Dr. WNW, but he was ready to eodorse what the Duke of _Atoll said the other day, that the Way does be mob boob ea Dr. Colenso's wee not to be to the injury done to belief in the Christian red revelation when the Bible was brought forward to support slavery. It was said that they were holding that night • nernivel of cent ; bat eery little attention Deed be given to mob a phrase, meaning se it did from those who eon adored it cant to fescue the druoksrd from the tyranny t of drink and the poor woman from the and who sought to support slavery upon the authority of the Bible. To be slimed upon such en authority was oo slight praise, and in spite of such ebees, it would go forth les the opinion of that meeting that the trade in human beings wee es theminatioe—that it was en abomination to offer men and women foe sale like Mesa by public auction, and that it was an abomination to log • naked woman, whether she were as Hungarian mates, or an Airless slave. (Load cheers.) Recogni tion of an empire involved the remotion of its ambassador, but the loyalty of Englishmen loathed the very thought of such an indignity being dam to the sovereign lady we de lighted to venerate es that her pure matronly widowed hand should be contaminated by the kiss of any repronee tative of ao foul a oompirecy against csalieeties, lemanity. and God se was being carried on is the Souther* States of America. The rev. gentleman resumed his seat wal4et SiDUSFOIM cheering. The MAHWAH having announced that • telegram holl Mu received from Bradford stating that then were 4.ffed poem sesemlded in St. George's-hall, and that hundreds could and get in, put Mr. Field's amendment, which found ady • few supporters, while the original resoluta. wee earls& almost unanimously, and in the midst of bid chem. 0 1 1 1 :f% - `