The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-19 00:00:00

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On isooL di gs wars WwwvatzllloW3.lt: . red Yaw .., •& .....d !%1111.r .d a Monus. v at= ..1 : : Wer — 'll 'VT. Moen, : se irma.oll Oat NIVOLVE EL— L , sod 110 N, Dwunioo. 1.. M. •4, T,.., so - mod Afto• • swine lo gem, . .. es rola la MAW lopikay WM le ow VE: ww its4 . 1 1: ifrA asi Me Ittlik li grrllaa. LO DOLDRIDOIL nAUTION.—WATHEIU3TON and BROODEN ek, lbe pile la lame Sr arse algal: lbe see Pare Geed." m.o. Nei is Inisa -Or MINTON erl 111011Vaall MILD ii. M urAnt.smew by rm. we elto leis Wags* mirearre. binur , Yon nada Ir= ' jetsam la ° 7l enabilimme diadie as 4 la Or mama sed ea arewelege ea RIMING CASES, tREI3BINOBAOB, awl -at Mei. ark & errall i Za il "rabegas.' W 4. iteSdi. as Clnoul MODERATOR LAMPS sad COLZA OIL.- Tie ormorrt aoll bort Or Lisp Y Lwow wig of amen Ur t imi l*ms el OM Itire ell. tr. tor Pliwizt o rwur she limy Lame unmoor tar madmr..-43. PDX M. 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Ilteedeed mad dos.; la tett WI fah held at 116 llatalehollek tasetea. sad kg du law. asa pr. tame ka. 1 RET HAIR RESTORED to its NATURAL COLOI7I.—/MITIL4LOII. Nape Ilashatts. Ihraosslnsa. WS Jalask. 011114:D Is I'. Id. blialllNOl Pat/LIT *MS L TIC MISR raw. as/ Us. Casts Ts Id. is Mk Op OP sad Persupd Ir. IL Ez io. Paassi Preavairso S. /VP Is IP Is—C. Mhos wir be lad. nada. of tra tarr 4 asps Ire ISsandad Pasplirs. 1117 gar spy .as 4 lia tardy.* sold by ES cholas mad psetossas d pow CORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE NAHA lIITILteTId CUitib la has Wavy *Meet esuby or park by Mr. ItEND O L sa L4 Itanst.dreet. IMMO actreded f.y Mr. Ite tall M pyrterred. Tyr. b. U. Ie h. Mr. gal La Ime 4.111.,..u:. :r,lrt the loyal IlharMly, rid& may be era, eMh theme.* et tabert frma aY parte of by began, lolly to the fogy. Prom the 11.14 Icy. the Lad Ebbw/ c 4 Landes Radon hm emme am an my t itttheut era hib. - -'l6. Üb. Absorbs , . it. Janaltylan. hY two but bomb usd extrabscl heat lb tail by Ur. Bar un. K ea MIMS etesu.stead lata.*--Oberrs. if. affilsitwinal Quidert. ItUPTU RE S.—By Royal Lo ft in Patent. 11,1111TWil 1104;4W, I.lMla ?MIN le mimed* MAW sabblowee to b• ibs two ••••••• Ineelibb a rta: cmd•bNYti i.lisiber4ll:llll1 id 0.14: tPlfitd as 4, ftake au, moat. nriata pm. mgellydbr wM 111•1131 ••• PATIO!? LACY • ; Misr volt& se =bib awl sad •••••••• Oat It 4•1011.4 to• ariestd. Auden*, be won etatod dare. • Oftralpti•• lady may b• Ink ••• tb• TP mn forwarls• by port ea Ohs elyeash••••• •C th• body ty• Is•bm illbe bibs Way mkt l• tie aster. Xr. WRIT". PM. P Aka Usabllbial Tim ea lie now aerial& bad • eambe mat sea WSW DDICOVERY in MEDICAL SCUM% Al 1141•••••• 1•110•••• /Wed VW • will iiM mil sou ef qualm.. dleswearol a Amens. The nal 2 ..... 6„ zip .tu Amy of Ems serlirtui iamb. OW kii 7ar .. zy, sliier . rt . 4 . 4 ..... f eset=. O. . .1.... E. 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NIL at the rout y Orem WEDDING sad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. H. RODIUGUIS,A las•ley. twllessil le lisiost WOOL of DRIIBI3IO °ASIA TPA 1111.1.1110 Mill 11114) SAW. PIiP•TCH BOX UM Wriam 0•••• B A k Duo. Jewel Oink LADISR anirtms sad OA 1111•011 W of •• 7H lIIIDIAIVAL NOWITID 111.11111LoPI la ....... 1111 DOORS. WI 131111$WIDS ft ••log a Owe bask too NSW M U 111 11-0 — MIDS. elm • dries view of ILIPO•101 M PRIIIIISTATION, Om miler le br a MILT SUMO CICIII. Pinallig.••• aim tan Medgrllle•now gTEVEMS widen! BRITISR SPIRITS haz i A l = tiribilleit s"" tir d i ellie IL .. VW low wesive......lbr* m asitte li. irk ea 4= ASSESSMENT or rag GELS? WESTERN RAILWAY. Yesterday the long maw dispute between the Great Western Railway Company sad the load authorities of Pad dington was brought toot amicable adjustment at a meeting of representative vestry of that pariah held at the Vestry hall, Barrow-rod; the Rev. Arroalhaid Hoyle, the rector, en the chair. It will be remembered that shout a fortnieht since, when the subject was before the Paddington Vestry, reports werepreeented, showing an estraonliaary discrepancy between the rateable value put upon the line by Mr. Penfold sad onion employed on betialf of the pariah and the surveyor. ant ro loj i ed by the company, the former maintaining that the vales of the property in the pariah of Paddingt.n wee over 30,0001., whilst the latter only estimated its rateable value at 14,0001. As • medium course, an intimation was made that the directors of the Great Western Company would consent to an useesoient of 20,0001., but as that pre paid was not made in as official manner the proceedings were adjourned. Yesterday a communication was received from Mr. C. A. Sunder', the secretary of the Great Western Cempsoy, mating oft-rally, that in order to settle the dis pute the &rectors would submit to an assessment of the line sad property of the Gust Western Company in the pariah of Paddington at 20,0001. per annum. Mr. Price, who had made the offer on the part of the *ompsay at the pre vious meet ing, moved that the proposal be accepted, and that the 'settle ment of the property of the Great Western Company in the pariah of Paddington be Azad at 20,0001., which he consi dered most equitable. The motion having been seconded, after some discussion was carried, with but three dimentients. )(L /MIN CARGILN AGAIN.—Dort Church has became a source of attraction lately, In consequence of the mutant attendance on every Sudsy of Mr. Carden, who follows Kiss Arbuthnot wherever he can get a sight of her. The young lady resides with her brother-in-law, the Hos. Captain Gough, at Loogbcooter Castle, near Gut, end Mr. Carden rucks at Foresee Royal Hotel, Gort. im rirk Chenaisk. TIM LIGHTS COrilleatoft.—We understand that dr Royal Coonericesere, barber eempleted their examine. aka of she NAY sad beams oa the meet of the Unitel have proceeded to Preece to visit the principal irrea the Perak cert. The hboars of the coat d Ora, we believe, be closed, and the report will be agreed to sad ressaled whitest tardier delay.-6Alypiey Gomm. HOLYZOOD PALACS, OCT. Ib.—The Queen was this day pleased to wake sir know of knighthood upon the Right Hs. Jolts Melville, Lord Provo.' of Edinburgh.— Gazette. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1859. DRAMA. HE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS sad mos ri seLAIIID an it MI liv le be WOW of igri artg . " 1100•1 1 0.1.9 .ni nak bli gi r a kb: trliarbiZa. m aii. 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CHrICU RATZ DZYZATED.—A vestry meeting was held on l'ilday, is the parish church, Silken:me, York shire, for the purpose of lonise a church rate in the several townships in the pariah. Ths Rev. J. L. Walton, the vicar, presided. Mr. C. A. Roberts proposed that a nue of three half-pence in the pound be granted; Mr. Edwin Ellie seconded the motion. Mr. John Wanton prepaid as on amendment, which was Numbed by Mr. Gamy Gibbons, that the meeting be postponed to that day twelve months. The chairman, of making some objections to the eonres taken by the anti-rote party, pat the amendment and the resolution, when there appeal 32 for the intendment, sad 46 for the wriscinal mace. A poll was then. demanded by Mr. Joseph Witite, but the pro-rats party refused to comsat to • poll. and abandoned the rate. There will conaequently he no rate for the ensuing year. POOR RATES AND FACPINISM.-ONe of the RUM. roue parliamentary returns Mating to this reject was pal liated ye•torday. Then Are, at present, 14,70 parishes in England and Wales maintaisimr, or liable to maintain. their 01111 poor . Penns of pauperism are received weekly in =al 14,421 of that number ; 28S parish..,NicerPorsted Gilbert's Act, or still under the provisions of the 43rd Illisaboth, mike no return of the number of peepers which oar Min% A FREAK OF Fortuxt.— Within the pest two days reseal pink@ Olbni comparatively bumble prior in Memel bar fair bias to tbousands,ba • manse, r lay as It wee saarldpated. Tbe circumstances of Ms strange freak rifortaas are as follows —About forty yeses sham a man gamed Rodger WOrealt, related by difinat Is ems of kindred to this lucky parties, was Induced, la order to Improve his circumstances, to so to America. There be pur ebred some had, sad berg an 'sparred agrkelterisk las to a slur time ezteadod Ma property. until it embraced err rel roam., an of the fakes land Y Alabama, sad be tees el 111 wry eisestad pasides la the %It lib ann. Ilredasee with his Made at at. creed after soma time, mad as they wen not aware of lays Improved forum, they made as emetics it rasa it. Oa Friday last his relatives to Clausal wen aresabiy wrier by the intellirace list that 111111dIre dial wet* area thousand., which, by his pm to be &Mad assesse his relatives ia Ireland. The will has beta mom soder 14,0011, and are ere in cdsia ante, Ma, Carers white. maid servant of Dr. Mail, of Moral, Margaret [why, Donis M•Otatb, and his children. —Tappers Esetraira SADLIIIVB WELLS. It is to be presumed that the natives of Islington sad the region" lying thereabout, know but little of French melodrama's, or the Welts of Italian operas, elm Mr. Tom Taylor would 'calmly have ventured to call hie piece of TM Foote Revenge, produced last night for the first time, " a new play," while Li loi l'lriteme and Ripoiette are extant among dramatic aroltbres. Up bye first poisoning, which is here snbetiusted for a vary &gutting marder and suspend revolting holdout of carrying the corpse in a sack, the story Is entirely that of Itgok to. The details of the !Dis like in poisoning one person for another, and of On beanses whore the unconscious lords are regaling with eland dens whin the horrible secret is being told by the paws tentassiistsly before the audience, smack strongly both of Balzao's Marian and Luc, eao Borgia. Nor has the phew, which Is written in blank reeve, any striking origina lity olf laagoopi—for, troth to tell, tho speeches an far more prolate than pootic , for the moat part bald and wire-drawn, and, whore adorned with simile, trope, and metaphor, but foswy relaWssig what has been infinitely better expressed beim. Applause was constant throughout, and Mr. Phelps was toned at tbs tad of sash aot. 'lb eel Is raw, slam, aad mamba, awl down* toe Wiliest probs. ASTLEY'S. It would seem al if our popular dramatist, Mr. Tom Taylor, intended to leave nothing In the way of thcetri eel enterteinment untouched or unadorned by his pen. Having delighted the fastidious audience of the Haymarket with his brilliant comedy, sad moved Adolph, sympathies for hie Siicelliata, he now betakes himself across the bridge to Utley'', sad recommends himself to the well-trained actors of that establishment by writing for them a piece la which they Ind themselves es much at hoesies Mies Sidi wick or Mr. Campton la the Unequal ketch, Mr. Taylor chasms for his here the renowned Garibaldi, whom everyone uses, and melody more than the audiences over the voter, and, with peat sad propriety, dramatiees all the more salient points in the career of that diseinguished captain. We have him first In his Eatencia in the Banda- Oriental, fighting against Rome at the head of hie Italian leg ion, and in the intervals of repose fulfilling all the duties of Paterfamilias with exemplary selection and dignity. His wife, Anita, already shows symptoms of the beret= for which she wee simmer& to become so distinguished, and the well-known " Englishmen," Mr. Beard, appears upon the some ea an importation from " Biromery " Axe, dividing Lis executive attention between the purchase of hides sod tallow, and a chivalrous devotion to the Italian chief. The first act, or tableau, finishes with a stampede of wild horses, which is so exceed ingly teal la the represettetion as to came considerable alarm in the orchestra, and very much to derange the per formance of the appropriate murk, a surprise, the capture of Madame Garibaldi, and an ultimate noose and escape of all the piaci* characters. Three years elapse between the font mad second acts, and when the curtain rises on the latter we find ourselves apes the Meths' of revolutionary Rome, where Garibaldi le seen performing the part with which the airwomen have Weedy rendered ea so familiar. He Is a ire, mad a beet in himself, everywhere, and everything, bat treaohmy and the French ultimately prove too much even for him, and we loam by the hones galloping up and down the buditirmal platform, the laming of of innumerable squibs, and a general atroompbere of red fire, that the stare owe moor declare themselves against the merle.. In the third sot he is a fugitive on the marshy shores of the Adriatic. He le aecompthied by his heroic wife, now fist sinking under hardship and vicissitude, and attended by his faithful Eng ' Vanua, and an equally faithful negro whom he had brought with him front South America. Here the beloved wife sinks under her accumulated midortunas, sad Garibaldi, torn with grief, has to be forced into the vemel which had been provided fur his escape. The fourth act embodies the events of yesterday and of to-day. Garibaldi Is now the Pied mutes" General, at the heed of his Alpine chaos/pure he finds in • loopiest daughter ocesolation for the lona his be loved wife : his Englishman performs prodigies of valour,with " Simmer, " Axe facility and national noachalance, and commences " potting " the Austrians after the meaner which has gained himself so much world-wide celebrity. The battle of the Stalvio Pass I. fought over again, with the whole cavalry and infantry of the establishment, a traitor is killed by Geribaldi's own hand after a terrific brad-sword combat, and, amid load cheering, the annoanommeat of the armistice of Villafrance et last brings down the curtain. In dealing with anah • subject, and for etch an audience, Mr, Taylor bad several difficulties to contend with. In the first place the subjects dealt with were real end fresh in everyone's memory, send it required • good deal of Ingeanity to give any dramatis anthenica to events happening In different hernispbentee, mid at intervals of three and ten pen. Bet Mr. Taykr bee found a way of uniting them altogether by tame of a captain of the Italian Legion, originally Geri beides rival is love and ever after his implacable enemy, by I the never-ending devotion of Mr. Beard, "Garibaldi" Eogliohroors," and lastly by the help of the negro Procople, who follows his sweater everywhere, and whom black face eas=e • constant reminder to the mudienoe of what may have gone before. In the sett place, it might be thought that • pen so pungent and so polished es Mr. Taylor's, so trained to elegant euphony, and so "hummed to subtle wit, would run restive in any attempt to write down to horse pieces and tree/potting naderstaadings. But hem the dramatist has man fully Mho the bull by the horns-in Frisch phraseology has "accepted the eitualicw," andorithent any attempt tommulate the dreadful bonhomie( the kippodreinatio stage, or, on the Ohm bead, to Import into it the drawiag- roost ph raseology of his habitual high emeady, has produced • pleasant, intalli_ giblet, unaffected dialogue, which every one understands, and which, whatever mansion requires, rises naturally and appro. whitely to dignity or pathos, fully developing the force and intention of the situation to which It is appplied. We have, in fact, never seen • horse place which approached so near a retinal entertainment ea this Astleyan achievement of Mr. Tom Taylor's, and we consider it no small compliment to that gentleman to be able to my so ninth. It was an attempt entirely out of his line, and—pa:hems a smaller artist would have thought—below his literary dignity, but having taken it in hand, he has done his work well, and not at all improbably, the success which tot introduction Of well-constructed drama, natural, unaffected dialogue, end probable incident, has met with, may teed to an entire and berieficial revolution in this clam of entertainment. A word must be mid for the actors, who seemed to feel that they were speaking • now language, and that attest they had real human characters to support. Mr. Ennis made a reheat Garibaldi, and did not overdo hie part ; the heroic wife found a fitting representative is Mime Caron; and the Hero of "Sha mmy " Axe had lull jostles done to his insular eccen tricity and Austrian antipathies by Mr. Phillips. But the meet successful character In the piece, and which certainly found most favour with the audience, was that of the negro Procopio, most admirably played by Mr. Behoove. Had the author entrusted him with • dojo. sad provided him with a plantation song, he would have moored for the piece • hundred nights' run at least. With out these traditional adjuncts, however, Mr Belmore med• quite • hit of his part, and was regularly called out for hi s ovation along with Garibaldi, hie wife, sad the Englishman, after every act. The emery wee well painted, and all possible managerial exertions had obviously been made to secure the success of the plow. We think we may congratulate all parties con cerned on the achievement of that result. MAD•XI Tele addition to the recently eareeeete figures of Garibaldi and Peter* which have bar Naafi Is &Knowles localities Is the well-known gallery in Balser-elest, • agora of sir John lavrence, modelled by as eminent alit, sow germs a part of the numerous attractions which have dosorooffly obtained the of the public. The figure of thee , Mlguiebed s6it forms one of • poop, consietisg at Generals Campbell and Havelock, end it nosy be averred that no group in the whole colleotiou at tunes more attention, or Is more deserving of it. The figure is admirable se • correct likeness of the original, and merits peat grain fix ths delicacy of the manipulations of the ode. TM of the s tallery, which hes been en eittressely udid end in good taste. MUM. •L•Ci. fin SHILLDIO DAT.— Tr mute, OCT. 18.—AdmIsp!mul en moment, 6,571 ; ditto by mono dab*. 1,123.; total visitors, 7,694. (Stamped ld. Additional.) WOPENCE. TT(B MORTAL! ABDUCTION. All the efforts of Sir Mown Monte Sore and the deputies of the British Jews baring proved ineffectual in obt tiniog the reran/don of the child Mortara to its patens, • committee of gentlemen in the city felt that some protest was demanded on behalf of BrittehChristfeas, and the following frotest having been privately alrealatelhan hem most erten dimly signed, sod • oopy of it hue been forwarded to the French azabaasedor " Whereas a Jewish child, Edgar Mortara, son of Moraolo Mortars, late of Bologna, in Italy, was, oa the 24th of June, 1858, forcibly sehred end taken from his parents, by order of the Cardtnal Vial. Prete, Archbishop of Bologna and Legate of Pops Pine IX.: "And whereas the ground of the said seizure was, that the said child, Edgar Mortara, had been secretly baptised by a Roman catholic maid servant sit years previously, being then of the age of 12 months. " And whereas the said child was, by order of the said Cardinal Legate, conveyed by night, under an main of gen darmes, to the Convent of Ban Pietro in Vinsoli at Roma, and is there detained contrary to the wish, sad =tenth atandieg the protestations of hie parents : "And whereas the goverrimeat of Fleece has in vain urged the Court of Roma to restore the said child to hie penults " And whereas Sir Moses Montetiore, Bart., at the re. gamed the deputes of the &kith Jews, mails on the And of Resemher, litn, went to Brame f• their name, tem present a memorial to the Pope, domed by the w►ole of the mid bri nes, 'eking for the liberation of the maid child Edgar Mor tara; and whereat the Pope refused emit to see Sir Moses Monteßors ; and Cardinal Antonelli, Minister of State, has declared to Sir Moses Monteflore that the Roman govern ment will lot release the child : " And . whereas It is a dishonour to Christianity in the eyes of the Jews smong all nations that the seizure and de. tendon of the maid child, Edgar Mortars, erhonld be sup posed to be consistent with the prin.:44ra of the Christian religion : " - Now we, the underrigned British Christiana, do hereby protest and declare that the promedings of the Pope of Rome in taking away the Jewish child Edger Mortara from his parents, and educating him, erstrary to his parents' will, in the Roman catholic faith, ere repulsive to the instincts of humanity, and in violation of parental rights end authority, as recognised in the laws and usages of all civilised nations, and, above all, in direct opposition to the spirit and precepts of the Christian religion." The names attached to the protest include the highest dignitaries of the church of England, deans, camas, dukes, earls, M.P.'s., mayors, lord provost., sheriffs, prin cipals of colleges (church of England and dissenting), mar arias of misidosary and other religions societies, acme of the army and navt, ace. THE REVIVALS IN IRELAND. OrOUBT OP ALDERMEN. A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday et Guildhall, the Loan MAYOI in the chair. THI NIW ALDIRMLN. Mr. Tows, emery clerk for the Ward of Bridgepersented a return, certifying the election of James Abbiss, Kaq., citisen end blirkernith, to be alderman of that ward, in the room of Sir C. Marshall, resigned. The Alderman elect was introtkoed by Mr. Wilcozon and Kr. Low Ids mover and seconder, sad was scocrepanied to the bar by a numerous land influential body of hi. con stituents. _ _ Y 7 tLc °mon, in presenting Mr. Abblaa, said, there were many who held the office of alderman in light esteem, but he, on the contrary, believed the office to be one of honour and dignity ; and that a gentleman upon being elected to flit it, bed opened before hue • career of usefulness, meal end religious, which wee not restricted to hie own ward merely, but emended to the whole City of London. end all his fellow chimes. Mr. Abbise had lived in the ward for about twenty years, and by adhering to principles of honour, uprightness, integrity, and indus tr y , combined with perseverance and seal in the diecbmge of his general duties, be had folly thatilied the chow@ of his ward in placing Min in his protect position. Mr. Low said Yr. Albion wee not • stranger to the City of London, as he for am time peat meted as chairman of a board of guardians, and bad there gamed cormiderable ea patience in public besieges. Altogether he was well qualified for the office to which be was elected, end although the in habitants of the ward felt slum that the retirement of for C. Mariall, who had them faithfully for 28 leers, had been rendered userseary by age and innrmities, that regret wee qualified by the reflood.* that he had • worthy Mr. =then eask the on WAIN 16111 which he I wee received with warm greetings by his brother aldermen, among whom he took ale seat. TO THI 'EDITOR OT 7111 ZIPIIII. Sts,—ln my last letter which I 'Admired to you on the subject of the revivals in the north of Ireland, I men. timed that the height to which folly and fsaaticiam bed arrived would hardly be believed by your English readers. Sint* that, two or three came have come under my know ledge, and for the truth of which I can vouch. A women, worked up to a pitch of religious frenzy by attending the nightly meeting, which are now the rags, end following literally the allegorical language of Scripture, deliberately plucked out her right eye, begging ber husband to follow her example, and thus enter the kingdom of heaven. Far from doing so, he very properly placed her under the ewe of the befirmary doctor, who remonstrated with her on her folly, but to no effect, as she declared "than wee =thin she would not do to win Christ," and two days ' afterwards eau found (all dangerous weapons having been removed) biting off her right hand. She did not, u you may imagine, fully succeed in this, but inflicted such wound on the tendons of the thumb, that lock-j►w super' vaned, and she died four days afterwards. The extravagances of the old Azabaptiets and Fifth _ Monarchy men could not be outdone by this, and I have no hesitation In saying that that pow woman's death lien at the door of those foolish end infatuated persona who are now ex. citing oar ignorant and Impulsive peusentry in the name of religion. The other awe is that of a poor girl who now live in each a state of prostration that she taints if raised in her bed, and yet refuses to tabs any nourishment, saytag she has been told that she is better to die now that the spirit has been freshly poured out upon her than she ever will be again, and therefore will not strive to live. For fear of ampsesing on your radars, I will merely men tion Swum of the Presbyterian minister of my own parish. He is a gentleman well advanced in years, of good *location and mature intellect, who being unable to satiety himself as to the desirability of eacoutaging these miserable delusions among his people, hoe had the moral courage from the very Waing to denounce them. His house (us the Presbyte rians term their place of worship) bee been the scene of eons very disgraceful exhibitions ands the sanction of his elders, who, perhaps I should inform your English readers, have entire management of the affairs of their church ; and on him refnabig to countenance them with his presence, they have setually dismissed him from his charge, and he is now, in his old age, ejected from the congregation with whom he hue pared the beat years of his life. I think this (Guthman de serves the highest miss for his noble and independent con duct, which so few of his brethren have had °map to Imitate. Several of them have said to me, "We do sot wholly approve of these revivals, but we an in the !uncle of oar people, and must do u they duke u." The Presbyte rial minister's income, I need hardly say, is derived from the " stipend" paid him by the mambas of his congregation, and depends on their pleasure. I could mention some further very curious particalan that have come to my knowledge, end if you think fit will make than the subject of another letter.—l am, &c., • CLERGYMAN IN THE REVIVAL DISTRICT Oct. 14. IN THE NORTH OF IRELAND. THE LIBERAL SUPPORTERS OF THE DERBY GOV ZAN ENT.—Dir. Millar, M.P. for Leith, in addressing his constituent. on Friday evening last, read • letter which he said had not been before publiahel, written to Lord Derby by Mr. Lindsay and the other liberal members who voted against the no-confidants motion which put an end to Lord Derby's government. Mr. Miller, by acting with the conservetives in that division, naturally gave offence to many of his liberal supporters in the Leith burghs, and it was in self-visdkation that he pro duced the following document:—'• We the uniersigned, are desirous of providing for the welfare and good goverlui.cat of the country, and to that end we wish that the government should be pledged to do the following things First, that as respects our domeetic policy they should, upon the debate upon the addreat, state that they ere prepared to introduce • reform bill which shall meet the with.. of a ma jority of the House of Commons, and which for that purpose shall contain provisioos conferring upon the burgh consti tuencies • considerable extension of the franchise, end upon the county CellatitiltaCiel a ltl. rental franchise, sad which will also disfranchise a great way of the smeller burghs, and dirribute the seam thus liberated among that portion of the people who are wet worthy of enjoying the franchise. And, secondly, that as regards their fortis* policy they shall pledge themselves to take all the necessary steps to maintain the existing neu trality, and take no pert with any of the belligerents, and to be prepared to defend to ekes utmost the honour and interests of England, U either should be attacked. If the present government are premed loess these rife, WS Oft prepand to support them should they be met y • vote of want of 000tldence, or by any other motion, the sots object of which is their destruction." Mr. Miller stated that Lord Derby had countersigned the document, this a , ceptieg Its pleftes but, beyond giving the wines of Mr. Lindsay, Mr. Diglij , Seymour. end himself, the bon, member said he was unable to give the names of the other subscribers to it. Hs said that those who signed it reckoned that they had • pester surety of getting a measure of reform from Lord Derby, bseanse, if M in really In earnest to peas a bill, be bed more inflows In the House of Loris than any Whig ThE LOCH KATRINE Wesgsw•oars.—We may meatioa as • curious aiddeat that no looser had her Majesty p oeaadad to dm cottage them two courageous nav vies, attired in • garb apeolally nude for she 000seion, sad haag some ressablaeos to tae holiday trappings of It Lea• des watmara, ambuted in • shallow Eat-bottomed boat, sad, accompanied by • young gentleman, set out on • supine of dimmer, down the maid, Where they emerged to the light of day, mad what they saw, we have not yet le•raed but it is enough to my that the incident mated • good acal of smusement. —Glasgow Strad. ettPiIVISION or •10=131. Mr. Alderman 11,788 moved "TWt iTiss referred to s committee to take into consideration the law Mass to the sworn brokers of this city, and to report thereon." The subject generally vina, Intend, a very important one, and as be believed that the new Corporation Reform Bill might propose to deal with It, he thought an inquiry ought to take place, In wiser that if the government should call upon them for information, they might be prepared to sbow that they bad eurciesd a proper supervision over that olses of gen tlemen who acted between parties as brokers in sale and pur chase. Mr. Aklarman HALL is emondiag the motion, exprewsed his belief that the supervision of the court over brokers was attended with very great advantage. Alduman Sir P. LAURI' reminded the court that the Court of Common Council had decided to agree with nothiag that injured the rights of the Livery. He did not know whether the motion would hays that effect, but with regard to • Corporstion Reform Bill it was, in his opinion, a hose altogether. Mr. Alderman Roan said the motion would not interfere with the rights of the Livery in any way. It wee only • question of j addiction se televised by that wort for meaty yeses peat. Mr. Alderman 1 3 / 1 )Nli thought that before anult a motion was outdo the mover ought to have been prepared to show at least a prima fade reeran for the einentimeat of the present reirak&oe. Bat Mr. Alderman Rose had dew nothing of the kind, sad ea the government, Is their bill, would= doubt deal with the question, and very likely deprive that open of its jurisdiction over bookers altogether, he held that the lams of a committee viand he thrown away. He there fore as an mornilment moved the previous question. Sir P. LA C ate seconded the amendment. Mr. Alderman LAWRENCI said the mere probsbility that the government would deal with the supervinon of Lookout in their bill was is itself a sufficient raison for the appoint ment of a committee of inquiry. Mr. Alderman COPILAND said ha did not intend to oppose the motion, bat at the same time he fait bound to armee his opinion that the court could never exercise supervision in an efficient manner miler the legislature armed them with ampler powers. What had been their experience in cases what they had interfered to premed against brokers who had been guilty of breaches of the regulations ? Within the lest year or so there had bees two such mere, and in both the petitioning parties ultimately withdrew because the nutter had been compromised, and so that court had been merely made the medium of diseang compromises, where 80/11ethialt further ought to have been done, since one of the cams more especially was of the mot flagrant descripdon. And then there were the shipowners, who advertised emigration versals to sail on • certain day, and who, by detaining their vessels beyond the day, often indicted the greatest hardship and suffering upon the poor solpreata. He should like to ese something done to marl these men to keep faith with the emigrants. The LORD MAYOR Mid the Lew Silt stood wen strong enough to deal wilt this evil; and it was their own fault that It was sot more often put Into opseatiorh. Mr. Aldermen Ross said that in the two mere referred to by Mr. Alderman Copeland, In which proceedings had been stayed, the supervision of the court, so far even Si It went, exercised • most salutary and stringent influence, since the peilioners obtained full end substantial redress. The amendment was then negatived, and the motke was agreed to. mairmo OP SURREY JEAGISTILiTES. A general quarter session of the peace for the county of Surrey was held yesterday at the Court House, Kinptaa-upen-Thames, far the purpose of Massacring the Wainer of the country. Among the magistrates present were Hr. B. Peuhryn (chairman), Lord Loraine, the Earl of Cottombam, the lion. Mr. Bing, M.P. Mr. Aloock, M.P., Mr. Drummond. M.P., Mr. Briscoe, M.P., Mr. Lien, M.P., Mr. Bovill, M.P., Colonel Challoner, and Mews. Pnekle, Cabin, Tileon, Grasiott, Greaten, Austin, Beet, Preshtiold, Hutton, Burnett, Deem, Beresford, Boyeos, Captain Eger ton, Captain Ilecdotigall, Major Onslow, Cokes' Parrett, The Chairman, in his charge to the grand jury, mars- Misted them upon what appeared by the mune to be ea extmordinary diminution In the amount of crime committed in the county. It appeared that during the two yews end ing the 30th of September, 1867, upwards of eleven thousand prisoners ware committed to the County Gaol end the %aft worth Bowe of Correction, end that during the last two yew; ending the 30th of September, 1869, only nine thousand were committed, thus showing a diminution of two theasand prisoners committed during the same period. Re said he wee unable to discover any came for this &memo. but it wag at ell events a vwy tattafactory fact, and highly creditable to the county. JUTCHEZY CH4RIT4BLZ INSTIZUZION. Yesterday the thirty-first anniversary festival of the Butchers' Charitable leatitntlon wee bald at the Landau Tavern, D. Tit our. Em., a trustee of the society, in the chair, supported by Francis Healey, Esq., president of the association, Meters. Themes Barrett, T. M. Chats, Edward Rill, Thomas King, W. J. Prentice, J. Sanderson, B. Cooper, John Banister, William Pape. David Andrade. Baldry, J. E. Banister, dec., and about 180 gentleman, all of them seinected with the trade. Indeed it appeared Atm the prlitriploof dependence for the promotion of the objects of the charity on those whose kelisp sad sympathies were most likely to be enlisted on behalf of their dietresesd brethren was that presented in the getting up of the festival, and its moons was not the lees assured. I t may be stated that the Institution owed its origin to the circumstaece of two or three prosperous members of the trade meeting together and subscribing for the relief of cer min cases of distreas among those of their own calling from no fault of their own. From this small beginning rerang the existing charity, which now poseemes a well-ordered and extensive asylum at Walham.green, which at present at•commodatee 40 inmates, while the total cumber of pen sioners on the fonds of the meociation is 88. It was stated in the course of the evening that no leas than 180 recipients of the charity have died mice its establishment, while of its original founders only three remein alive. Since the last annual report, the appeal which has been made to the trade has been favourably respeaded to, and a consider able accession to the list of subscribers encourages the hope that thlsexcelleut inatitutionwillbe maintained in:a petition of usefulnees. Several legacies and donations have added to the fends of the charity, and, os the whole, the treasurer is gambled to keep a good balance in hand. Notwithetanding the swan which has attended the efforts of the active eupporters of the charity, it was urged by aeveral of the gentlemen who sedated in the proceedings of the festival, that its means were not adequate to the d. means upon it, and that sev.rel most dr t eet h :t ow n curve were vereary d p inn ost er poned wm in caktil.t oonaequ el etics to . feco On .. th .ge e wh 4, 01e . ; wets and well webers of the society, and a contribution of 300 &Muses was added to its funds. THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION. —Lady Franklin has resolved to tell the steers yacht Fox, which to suoceeefolly conveyed Captain McClintock and hie brctlarr henna to the fulfilment of their mission. The eels hi to take pima a t Lloyd's, by Bayley and Ridley, early in November, and will no &obi create much interest. My. STEPHENSON AND Rial.witTn.—ln oonverse don with a gentleman in Newcaatle Oars the Neweaitle Chronicle) a abort time before hie death, Mr, Robert Stephen eon said that the coot of the railway lines is whore oonstrne tion he led been officially engird was about 800,000,000 i. [Vnirtine• ment.]—HOLLOWAT'S PILLS AND ()INT- Asia Id ..-111. lap lad damp osontni it tow coe ▪ Isnuos tea srootiasoulo olearbkb, bow' tenoned, l (Moll ed py erostoo et tin deal. Os &rough Ilve so :ulna. the throat. art. yid broad of the sufferer 'Wald bo wtll tybbe I twin a day with 1113wwwaleimusent.bts pIW dosed be freely team flannel should to von) seat SIN ata. carman to sold Mould be avoided, and the aresawd torand wIl Ind ore•y untoward symptom needs) and pericanst LI 7, dimyper. sod NU 111 COMIKUIffien happily averted. At.. dots wow .w of them na ens .111 cheek a nersOrsuon and Permit s ,^.- foruttle tight'. : the aspeotoradlou the etoatat.At °Alto, the aboetuom troth ratio. and Width fauns