The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-03 00:00:00

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A samefeme and influential deputation from the mai, el Ilampituro Mood upon the Ham Sacretery ildall, genentay, to reinvent " the ortromoly omen- Miry ems ell ii• low mord to the bnissisi end otto- Wang dbenbeette. anal, argeopen the goverment the Zlll=of pa tbe amen d Mee Moen soder •ffee ." The Waist Ole Nobel, of Wta eisarar, Lord Hoary Ma. IL Doom, M.P., gie W. W. Neon, m.r.. Mr. G. /MN. Boma, M.P., Sir J. D. Eros, M.P., Kr. J. D. Carter, P., the !term ter , of inmeT"r• s i r Lip' d 1 1 ° , 46. N 4° ` , kc• if.d sereileml tar tlanithliwslog womb, mei la tbe Mateseelart Pelee Ast (Ind end id Vetere, elm. 47, =4l he pumming dlembily embed la Mews el theamisee If lOW MOD al mines met, Mould be 11111•111bli le bewbeem stiaily—suorly, •or Mall anewlngly rennlt et may pastime as prime of ea. esithenly bed dasiessias W most weether .ad senetla tbesela." la the smell pale Aldessbeet there "we at pre emt (Lard Clehmedelity etherseil) Id paths bones sad Wer theim 01 die 17 pebble-beam elf we le bel.,M wee la the MI6 d Imbues,' postimse, est el as 1M bow- Musa as fewer this ill ewe maks Pews ise paninatke. 01 seem Aldersbott eight, miss perm skestheraem be stesibeei ma twespliseal be One WON dillenbith Is ellselelep enwlethes la may tearer Mew Was sum evils Mrs& end be h ell AM ve Werke rt es worth Ines the Maswersilthe PM= il ee ft sessady Gem ethls. lb *else et ibe depeMeha ism sine, Mat le moo muds UMW be mineded to milldams paenly. sad tbag= Moroi b Mil* alkali& del my phi... .be W bas mothbasia b the magfasway, mil my laspw W • Mae= Melee Imam bel Wm suspends& Mead Goss "oft Mia..lliel teeth opals( sues skim • pebthMare es • bee *whet paw welsh *ivy ebbed to bdai Wass tie flestealthal WO she oaolooMy lialllllll. malt mem madat spun Me eirthethe we& Mes pabilebeame el besselem pee $, • • wee sew seed la tine Nampa ; se& Wel. Mier meld mama tbse, Metre" safteddes tb emeW d beetheiness we woad, sob watbsealse Mead Me sem pewee Mich new admen impodur tb MMhrew.l d ire frees pebiks Meese. Maim es r id tbe eateries es the swim. Mr. Mabrobn rid Me thetivell sad Maissdaws !WI sorb essweek usasialk qpnehm, with the Miele mom dip lMsa bed la thsw. May Air erplaselses bed bus thado k a ge rmestime awes W .pedant the pastry, sad sa • hem th astsepulie ; sod the go • weave ewe st i l egi mensat em late( the very puts Mich they beil ema te Me aide% lent's:lastly le hel lumed • atria( es le allele titter mite Weft be Oath peseldens Mee be north weal& if propel, be eloped by Me leelthaase. Lea Med the =s a p bed Mb opium Woe Yap, boos the meld ramethbor etherenaset Imo eery mob petrel ha swim hither themes ems Me elbe, I owl it was .at elm he tam to dud eft ra w strAm .biat as time the wee browtht bathes .be. It weal use, beeper, be Ida they to teeth easehine bile dl lbw 'objects, awl to thy Meier Maw mistime dem Mom st punnet misting meld as IthreSses& BM Missies ma* Mee Maths net he Ode May be perstath. Me Is.. be mews& lashed wry mosb to that of the depth" Was. All be omid sew , booorwor, art Mir them Mail be etteadvaly ooeliad wi th obi. th ews MIA bed boss pet fi rmed try =. l eM bpd Met srestlig my* emeareay bane a lima* sae of Mdsh ithr emplateeL The dipardea tae wklarow. Tete Wane Brut[.—We uatLevetaed that the mere pia et the lOW. eel sow mewls 903,0001., sad that rowel wire why** M erdeedert id He wall have sew wood to pey Int/ rho; led melderible eddHoes an @spored by the liqubiders. • potties bee her pre emie to the use Or dem whoa a amber el the esatribreehr We re te ey thee Wee beet ea cadged with the tree Orr of areere is the heat ewe Ila. SWAMa My 01.0101 . ilibillatio• that, la ray med, we wee, oats via the roam teUl be oimmay.—Dole Somososo. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1868. MUSIC. will roe -ed the Rev. W. 111 Rev. J. Persona has base NAVAL AND JULITABY. We are informed that it has been resolved in the Commit of India that all appointments to the Indian Boatmen and Artillery shall be thrown open absolutely to public competition, and that no nomina dell will be required. THE TRANSPORT BOMBAY. ADMIRALTY. Dic. 8 ~x. The following telegram has been received from Cork " The Bombay was spoken at 2 p.m, 4R dr 29th ultimo, In ktitade 6033 N., longitude, 16 W., wader Jvy masts, making good progress, steering foe Baglish Channel. Wind north-watt at the time." ADMts•LTT, DEC. 2.—APPOINTMENT. Mid . Lowe, to the LIB, 61, maw stoma hisata, at Dinnapert. WOOLWICH. Du. 2. 'TEX L TI MILITSST &QUM 11111PICTING raa GAMMON CILAPLAIX.—Th• troll at the 181111 logolly shish Istesaipaed shir ot istopmees node against the Roc W. With; Aashn to the Royal Artillery, at Woolwich, bavisi boat farwerdat to his Royal Hilth het roos easarell Cemasallseis-C cilasreas mast hms malealy esquitleil et rave es hi Nora CCvbik war• by Widokos. : ty. F. WOOS la dent to lon WitityMi t *ad - is — wTiTaiiir. d perks altsplida at CHATHAM, Dan. 2. The Childers, 12, Commander W. H. 13.eiebees, arrived In harbour Lot night In tow of the Monkey straw, from the More. She has been fa oommissicie tour years, durteg which time she has been °ruining on the wait comet of Africa, for the purpme of seeming in the suppression of the slave trade. The Childers, ulna she ham been in commis sion, has railed upwards of 100,000 1:11114S. She has been Isshed alongside th e Hussar hulk, where she is being stripped for the ;wpm of beteg paid off Into the ordinary. Captain O. Goldsmith, C. 8., the superintendent at this dockyard, luta received directions from the Lords of the Ad miralty to investigate the particulars whiott hare been made public at Chatham, and in the columns of one of the morn * papers, relative to the alleged wreck of the stoop Sappho, 12, Commander Fairfax Moresby, on an island In the Pacific °amok letter Oaring been stated to have been received to that sleet. Captain Goldsmith has written to the Lord. of the Admiralty to the effect that no faith is to be placed to such a statement, as the alleged receiver of the letter at Storehouses cannot be found, and so mainemory evidence has been adduced as to the trash of the statement. The Sappho riled from the Cape of Good Hope for Australia is J..itthl7 lost, since which nothing whatever has been heard of her, and it le conjectured by some that she hoe foun dered. THE WLICI OF THE HUDSON. BREMEN, Nov. 30. Measures are being taken by the insurance com panies mom deeply intensted in the lased the steamer Rodeos, oy firs, at Brea:herb/den, to Wm the gigantic, wreak, which lies subs bottom of the Waste, and forms a considerable obstruc tion to the movements of other vessels, both inwards and outwards. To effect this they bare had sent from England a steant-pomp of great forte, and a couple of experienced dime, or more properly speaking under-water ww►men. The letter am employed on the outside al the wreak, endea vouring to fled out and stop op the leaky places, so that when this is accomplished the meant-pump ma be used to pump out the water, which, with its contalusous jet of 10 !oohs diameter, it is aspersed will not take long. The work os which the divers are employed at pment is, however, wandered azosedingly difficult and tedicemly stow from the opaque and noddy ooadition of the water in tie Weser, which prevents them from seam or distinguishing any object ander the surfscP, en that their operettas' see saWy accused to their sere of heeling, and as the river is full of Boating ios, their handa are palatally tessuabed by the cold. All the stores thrown overboard during the ihe have beep recovered, including the chains and wire ri When the wreck shall have been raised it will ramida gir tr ba emu wheelies it is worth rebuilding, or aiaY be sdil for -up. MR. HENRY LESLIE'S CHOIR. This choir, which is now recognisedl:One of our solablisitsd enteiclal 'saltation*, commenced Its fourth season hat mai( by • perhemssos at et. Martin's Hall. Ths bat piece ersa Wan madrigal, " Sweets ileasso" bath the poetry and auk, of which ars happy adiatier, thew of Earrisk, and As Mbar el the Elisa beth= composts. It so hibered by Leas Marosio's " Par Nay Qom," a postal spesion of that peat old mobs ; ad alds, ark, was bawd by mew pisamat adman of the ell subset, Hakes pat-wag he Taste oho "'hi pima& moth of Noy." • new trio bur hole oleos by Marama, Ballad " Tits Woke," was wall wog by Kim Vaa Norio Nita Calmly, and Kies Wier. It is potty, bat limbs vigour, and coact be regarded as sae of this evisileat musician's happiest bobs- leas. Tbs port-wmg " The Dawn of Day," by 8. Easy, is MO are lama a string of readuisolocas ; but they ore cle verly poi tegatian sad the samatbeemet the mole, sootier with he admirabis ezacatica, obteired ibr It a very favour able meeptha. Tits Owe pest of the concert termioetad with liesk's MOO " Tits Spilt elm Moth ;" a severe trial be tits disk width they Mad tamilastly. Thls was un doubtedly he SO perheinmes In this emory, for the great GINN* Wialles wool musk is may beglanag to ba knows owanklab Ma tar pablic moot he essesiessal to how it, as wdl o ens performers to sing it, Oise it ma be 311161011Lasimirmi.lvnC a:i art. asammew ffslirwomenlaymise sad onakesporarim, yet the meet braise eteraelakelise with the ewe is hardly any preperstke for the ether. Is Bash we de net Sad the breadth and simplidty of Ble Ilmiatahm ere eieherete end eseeplex in the ei nem% mil hit eambleetleee me ellen NO repel that they at ant stertle—nol to my edhnd—the ear • so that It la not at owe that the real grandeur, Wrath an sapremlos of Bootie music ere erieniteel and felt. Muth, however, is doing to asks Beek blown; end the time may taw when his I arm, Mks Hander., will be • leasehold weird rearms en The mist perfumed last night belongs to the Imilhiene church _rains. It is fur • double choir ; end Its antiphonal character la an obstacle to its este in • concert.rociat where the two chars are not separated. It opens with • pathetic Namenost, anionic con oleo ; contains • magnificent Tagus ea two subjeets ; end concludes with one of than beamed Lutheran Amiss which Bach introduces with such wonder fel sleet into Ids works. It was performed (accompanied= &mops by 11r. Ward) with a precision and clearness which di lie silk greet honour, and wee evidently listened to glib wish hiersit. The mond :art of the comet was made up of thins we/ Mown to the choir and the andissoe. Among them wow Ilsoferrea's charming " Orphans with his late," Men delmaha'e " Hunter's Farewell," and Henry tknart's slims and beautiful " Ave Maria." The only instrumental piece was a duet for two pisso heel% played by Mr. C. E. Stephens aad his pupil, Mies Weld ; a brilliant oomeceitios, admirably executed, and numb applauded. Mr. Lesbris meelkst arrangement of Bale Lititannia" concluded an interesting and mossedal comert. DRAMA. OLYMPIC. It is a very long time since we have seen so pleemat, so Warming, and so well written a two-ad drama as that whits, under the title of 77is /brier's Led, was pro &tad Let night at this theatre. It is probably takes Mon the French, but the incidents, character., and dialogue ban been so entirely Anglicised, that the mere feat of Its Galli origin detracts bat little from the proper fame imerndag to the Ad' and talent of its adapter, Mr. John Oxsaird. The pit may be sketched a. follows —Samoa Ben (Mr. F. Robson) is • ticket porter, lately employed in a seaport town ea the Heotish omit, who has retired with a sail:dewy, and wham whole do is bond up is his son Augustus (Mr. W. Osedea), who he ban a medial modem in Loa den, sod law AO eiteined his diploma, width le hood with @A bonne pride co the walls of the ex-porter's mime, by the side of his other great trophy, his loorservisable " knot." Aegean. has just returned home for a few days sad is covered with the caresses of his fond mother (Mrs, Leigh Murray) sod his pretty couch Alice (Miss Hughes), but it M evident that his mind is pm-occupied, and that he has some secret canes for grief. The arrival of Stephen Scatter (Mr. O. Vining) explains ell. He sad Augustus, fellow medical studento, have bees going through a severe mums of Haymarket tad each like experiences, sad are each "dipped" to a oomiderable extent. They go off to talk over their future plans, when old Samson Burr, who le is the highest stets of happiness at his arm's hospital wwww, is Mid that a geatienma wishes to meek with his. The stranger proves to be a Mr. Seloothby Smirk (Mr. H. Wigan), a bill-discounting lawyer, who holds Augusta, Bun's somptasoe for 2,00111. This blow fells mos: heavily upon paw Samson ; be sees himself ruined, sees himself ems ace swaspelled to take tip his old avocation ; but be nen bin an, non dearly loves his wife and to bide from kf ire elm, ha agrees to satisfy the legal shark, and Othe hadig • any of the ruin which had ilia upon a osigtabsto through his speculative imprudence (in which his owe Wray Is shadowed forth), at account of which the mighboer's son is comp, lkd to go mat to see, and is cam mended by Burr to the earnest ears of the captain with obese be is to sail, one Oakbain (Mt.O. Cooke), an old Maid and schoolfellow. The act drop falls on old Bam's owifimito to his wife that the obey was flotiMus, that him is the fondly of whom the fame am real, and that their boy has sidled with Captain Oakhatu foe Amerada. Act two shows us the harbour of the seaport tows, sod presents us to the old friend Scatter, who from an extremely loess noodled studied he Mamie • particidaly natty railway add, with a ported= bird. Honesty her agreed with oar seswiadlng heed, aid he is Y siateari good ease mad Miff a mind, save who hie naselart piths lin as low tog pass eM Ban, who has owed him know crompation, awl Is bia al age rally done Ida rut Add with lame beats the Inedlippthse ad the bow& Shortly stair we eedl Snore, loans awe b id ird body, but with DUB seem gime of his ad spkie >M ; he mid Alice have can opied se lige • hoar treat Arpono—a shesetel letter—la the bap dAslindag the adds d his pow arbor, mad the wales sills hour by the three, the tails mid andspi dellsbt sf dr an, sad the guilty, awkward astempta at pa tentee der ether two, is on of the aeon twattlibe his of the FM,. )►Many, the boy corms horns, /myth& to the thily used pump is the pies, sawed the alp sigh. laded, and lammed the gradesde of the aonalemedaranto tolan Is la takes into pertmethip. He tomerla Alino ad di ads happily. It le impemible to speak too Wilily of the wasessor Is rile fed easy petty little pupa we stied. Woollies drew Mr. Berm was ever more palm* waltdrill • almaara, or whether he ever gave greater tali gar wOf the maiserdad pontos of Ilia adled lb prolatiesd Melt ad dada, foe thathigthgrif ttrbih alma poseta ee•pa, tare Modishly Mid, and Os whale pribruinn was mainged with ranter eadidpral by aaar•g•aoe. Mrs. WO Murray's remppearame use lucid warmly wei camel. She played with moth quiet feeling. Yr. George Vale, was capitally made op is b , ,th his phases of life, and had riled of • ruttish swagger which en** captivated the mediae s. Mr.W. Oado• wee emus* sod goidemanly, and Mr. 0. Csehs, It is needless to say, mark a ohanorter eat el shy lbws. A modal weed of peek* Is dm to Mr. H. Wigan, vitae mein of the oily sticieney should be whammed by all those yang am who swab our mimes for advertisements row nimbi " Mossy edvenesd." The pleas, which was omi t* pat as the siege, was entirely serandal. Tai PALACE or THE PEOPLE, MITIMELL•EILL.— A &Weeks led as amnia, by appelatmem yeoman wish Lad Brenham, at bit home is Grolhememeet, to mobilo te time ellestimeet beam of the pommel raw or the Paolo as limnralWiAL Mit brain metered toy lab the subject, aroma hiehmelt WifelyrtLE.d grid tits cootemplate.l arresielmetts, mil eresdi to amyl the elks a preeident et ets premised bard et eisemlea fa cosaszios trim the badman. The defamation moshoed et Sir ChM.. 1 Fan, the Rev. Dr. Borah, F R.S., Mr. Owes Jame, Mr. ihlims. Mr. C. Rata ft (of Bermintam), Kr. H. wow lima*. Mr. Chemeremem, Mr. Seem, P. 11.11. Kr. DA and Mr. Stamm The bight Ras. the Lard Mayor, Aleeneaa h home Niko, Batt , M.P., Mr. Alderman Mess, nerd ether pailimma, Two premmeml alissalag Me depolaties by avoid boubess. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Dao. 2. In a Congregation holden this morning Mr. Ed ward Daweoa, Oriel (1826), having paid die teas sad takes tas oaths, was allowed to have his name restored. At the Mlle time the following degrees were contarrad: The Rm. Henry J. Da d tnll, Risks. Henry F. Gillett, Walnuts. The Rev. George T. Horn, Pembroke. The Rev. Regius Rewaingtos, Pembroke. The RAT. Houetose J. Hordes, Worcester. BACHELORS UT ARTS. Augustus G. Versos HSTOORTS. Alfred T. Browse Corpus. John T. D. Llewellyn, Christylntroit. Dualubt.—At • Convocation holden on Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1888, the hollowing degrees wort conferred : Ad Bandies D.D. by vote of the boom : The Right Rev. Chas. John Abraham, Lard Bishop of Wellangton, Itiag's College, Cambridge; the Bight Rev. Bdinuad Robbotsee, Lard bishop of Mama, Merton Collage, Oxford. D.D. by Di ploma: The Bev. George Hills, 8.D., Dalvenfty Colleen, Bishop Designate of British Columbia. Ad Union M.A. The Kay. John Robert Roil, Christ Church, Oxford. Ad Emden' N.A. by vets of the house : The Nov. Robert Anchor Thompson, fit. Cath. Coll., Cambridge. CRYSTAL PALACE.—The Mozart concert, held an nually In commemoration of the death of this pest oars Mime piece to-mermen (Saturday). These msessel bons have bees hitherto received with mush by the maim ticket-holders sad their triads, hews bum the most fully attended of the seams. The Noted et illetnnisy promises considerable iatereet, orenprideg, smog ether pieces,* symphony ht C major, and a etheethe kr *sok% also is C (both first-rate works, bat oily piths peribethed), an well se the pried* sire sad cencorted pines boa the opera Die Diederfiees. Madame sad Mr. Weiss. Mr. George Penns, end Herr Pow ere the rebid 's! perhemers. The bend will be strearlimied, and en Ancient chorus employed Olt the ocomion. Kr. Perm's lettere es the Ityptisa Court will be glees alter the asset. Tea ZooLoOlost. 13ociero or Loitoon.—At a monthly enteral mattisi, bell yesterday, at the lleolety'r house, is iiinetheogthre ; Dr. Gre culie lett-Dveelkai, th e chair ; the Hai s!. Bey* and Bennett, evi of Sydney, were Meths( Mows ; and t ., Dr. Foamed Irwin se rondos embers of the misty the B&W Ombra, g ot e repaid as a assiidate fir the klisupdtie. The ties donathms, remade& in the re. pent MO tthe wreactl, included a ice mad a deer (C. tad by his W. D. Christie, ,41a= Obeigi l Lidlikee Cliewel-General in gee dr dads. the torrent per bed ethettatei is swirly 322,000. ALDEnsworr.—ln this recently established and loariettleg town, the principal inhabitants, alive to the Us -1101411011 of nob a %Aim have oommented the western of a horisethe eel spriest theirket. Os Friday, the 26th alt. the derdeelth ethos one thid by Lieeteethe Otheral in the prewar el WA end a majority of the hilmlgtante of the town sea erdeebesdmod. At the close of the owe moray • Imadsems dyer trowel, bowing ea aproC p r ee tz lotions, ens posethei is the general by T. . Bp. (lOem. Clurewth emil Lazy, of OnUdierd rod Older show), eheinewa of the in the same of himself end his reedhesters. slid gerTen i les Deather, of Aldinthritt, wooded, rod oared ap en -provisos prayer. la die ethalar the game' is ostroC theoopeaied by Ostend Wood, C.B. othael Nemsely, C. 8., Certain Murray, B-E., end the gesterel's side-de-map, honoured the &motors witn his presence at • public dinner held la can tnemeretion of the event at the Royal Hotel, Alderahett, st which Cerebra Measles M.P., melded. COMPULSORY PRISAYMIXT Or POSTAGE 011 DU TRA, rot CITLON..-011 the let of Jenny next, end thenceforward, the cam Weary prepayment of emerge will be ezteeded to ell letter eddseewd to Ceylon, wlestber intended to be forwarded by way of Boathanipthe or by way of War- Willie. The poop ales of lawn soisi is Jerks, 'd owsed to the Umbel Eintrdow. we' I* letak" 10 be Pro' s a ll. the ea—By CON 110•1111 the Posersemor- ItowLsea BILL, Broretary.—Gewied Pose-elks, Dee. I, 1868. The gardeners who attend Covent-garden these love noworialleed the Deka of Bedford fee elleneng nod the deice hr Wedware as weirs as le ewe the sill. eked sitseht be plead. [Ativertievenset.] PlithOWT DianiTlOn, and hwy. mod .4seri wanes we nand to the soil agetthl4,lllllo.ll ro l us en.l6 Ira i t ion widisle. Of T y l ari any =o 6. = maw remedies mem seelnfirmer, WOW. IF "www . the llor. dentine Mem 7. 1 IMass. meek teams. terseescrees.aluser. Seessammlee tie smeeesaea timi h. ...„De. Verver as t w ,_. " Zat i P w r r = 41:146%." f. lle. ; it she fen . ali filt pies.samnier. Parry Da re tee, on, yhm ithr ese 4 == . 4.lr. Femme. the thew avispeass. " " (Stamped ld. Addititia) [TWOPENCE. TBSTINONLIL TO CAPTAIN HUMS. The retirement of atptain Hail& from the office of general manager of the London and North Warier Rail way, a poet which he has held for eighties years, bee been the occasion of a moat gratifying avert, la the presentation of a testimosial to that gentleman by his brother Alms and fellow-servants. As soon as it became known that Ca twin Hirsh had resigned his office, a meeting of the principal o®- cars was held for the purpose of giving exoteric. to their holism of regret, sad a resolution wee pried farming a com mittal to wards, in what manner the exmerios of regard co li felt for him might be most appropriately conveyed. minittes elyclecided that an address expressive of the estimation In which Capt. Hut& had so long been bald should be prepared, and an opportunity t han a ff orded to all the employes of the company of signify their ocwourrsnoe. This was accordingly done, and the re fit was that upwards of 6,000 signatures of pecans, from the introbket workman to the highest officers in the service, were appended. In ad dition to this it ma resolved that some additional memorial, la the shape of a work of art, should be preeented, and a sum 4,16001. was subscribed. As to the form which this memorial should tats, the committee were desirous of consult* Capt. Mesh himself, and accordingly wrote to that madman on the subject, encoring him a copy of the address (the original of which will be engrossed on vellum, and enclosed in a suitable case), requesting an indication of his views upon the subject. Captain Mash, in reply, expressed his deep grati fi cation at such a mark of esteem from those with whom he had been associated, an additional valets being given to it from tie far of that assoolation being in the woke of ths,largest command undertaking in the world, as the eaters and servente of inch a company must always occupy a prominent pro is the me of the pabtio. That those lo the employ of OM had maintamsd their position, ere in his peeidier e a, vie epgereet from the foot Met essay of *sir body had been 'dried to fill the higher railway ports bath abroad and in oar colonies, while the mere circumstance of being educated in the London and North Wagers school And proved a ready passport to any railway dike ta the king dom. Viewed in its social aspect, as affecting the well-being of the public, the Importance of their individual duties could warmly be over-rated- A company which daily conveys over its own railway and branches an average of 30,600 pas angers and more than 16,000 toned' merchandise and coal— kr this wpm muskeg each day 460 passenger and 870 goods trains—must necessarily exercise an important lona mai on the interests, comforts, and convenieaces of society Cry. That suck a service should be carried on with oj i mmity from accident peculiar to it was due not so =nob to regulations laid down for Its ortildanca, nor to the supervision of say manager, as to the admirable discipline, the intelligence, and individual vigilance of the service. Much of their emcees resulted from the harmony of feeling prevailing throughout the higher staff, and the kindly union mining between the officers and men. Having mimed to the drone mad* on the part of the proprietors to improve the °melee of their servants by the erection of churches and rilsad to the feet that Sunday traffic on e was restricted to the narrowest pos sible bowels, Captain Haigh takes that his lain occa sion of adhering his fellow-labourers, to urge upon them to avail themselves of the privilege they possess of attending the service of God, for in proportion as they did ea, they would god their own comfort and that of their families Moreseed. is budding them farewell, he assures them that he shall deeply prize that parting token of their regard —remaining ae it would a perpetual memmto of the many yens they had laboured together, and of the seefatance and support he had received from them, and by which alone he had been enabled to fulfil the onerous duties which had fain to hie 1.172,402D1N4.RT C 48.11 OF BELL-STEALING. At the Stratford police-court yesterday Samuel Tettlkea a general dealer, Joseph Ashton, a carpenter, and William Irvin, a carman, of East Ham, Hessz, were placed at the bet Worm Joseph Botnes, Esq., on a charge of stealing a large bell, vaned at 2,000 gainer, the property of Alderman Finale, of Wanatead-perk, Bra, and the City of London. . . - . . The bell, which is a splendid piece of oriental workman ship, is composed of various metals, chiefly the offerinp of the Barmen people to their gods, arid formerly belonged to one of their temples or places of worship, and was captured during the lace Burmese war by a relative of the alderman, to whom it was presented. Edward Richard Benrnore, the gardener in the service of Alderman Finn* said that the bell wes the property of his muter, and had be suspended to a yew trio on the lawn in the garden of the mansion. The bell was very valuable and witness saw it quite safe on Monday night lest. Oa the fol lowiass morning. about 8 o clock, he went round the grounds end that the bell bad been taken away. Witness made a search and traced footsteps from the lawn to Wan stead Forest, where he believed th e thieves bad placed it in a cart and ca rried It away. Wii3lollll did not know the pri . htT West, braes•fouoder, of 76, Beekohuroh-lane, at whose abop the bell was found by the polioe as it was being broken tip, stated that the bell bad been brought to him by Mr. Day, a large dealer in old metal. lie agreed to give 90. per it. Mr. Day was iooompanied by a person named Charles William Day, of No. 6, Wallington-plans, West India Docks, Poplar, stated that on Tuesday morning Mt the prisoner Inttlebee came to his house and said be had • pleat of metal for tale, something like a large bell, and weighing 14 cwt. Witness told him that he mould net bay • bell of that dimension., but he would take It up to town to • =lwho would purchase it. Witness had not Men the ibel time, but the primmer said it was is • earl up the road. Witness told Ida to drive Um cart to lipitalgelds Church. The primer Irvin wes driving the cart, end when they reached Whlteohapsl minim saw Mr. Mina; whom witness stopped, and geld " There is • man who La dealer In metal et Victoria Docks, whom I ham known some time ; be bee some metal for sale." TM bell wee then taked to the Mass of Mr. Marks, when it was token oat by the prisoners Tuttlabee and Irvin. Mr. Marks exclaimed " Why, this is a rum bell. It is a foreign one." Tuttlebee then meld " I want to get it settled." Wits.. told Tntliehee that nothing could be done with the bell until it was broken up. He leg for a abort time, and when be returned he found that Tottlebes had ben vying to break up the bell ; hM hands were gelled and blistered with the sledge hammer Jto had been wing. Tuttlebee asked him eightpence halfpenny a pound for the metal. Witness asked him where he had got this hell from r end he said, " I know the party ; it is all right." B. did sot mention the name of any person, but " I have to pay for it when it is weighed." • I think you ought to have said mom dime.- lion in the saattr. Witness—l thought it was an old bell brought from India. Bergsma Copping stated that when he took Tuttlebee into metody, he said • man named Ashton asked him to sell the bell for him, and that the curt belonged to Irvin, woo lived ea the Marsh at West Ham. He apprehended Irvin and Ashton (who tried to make his escape). Irvin stated that Ashton had employed him. Astidement of Tuttlebee implicating the other two pet stems wee handed in and read, and the prisoners were re maaded till Saturday. THE ACCIDENT AT ASTLEY'S. PAUPER LUNATIC /BUM. Yesterday an adjourned special Court of Common Council was field for the purpoes of considering the subject of providing a lunatic asylum fur the City of Landau. The motion of Mr. Monate was " That the resolution of this court of the 22nd January last be reeciuded, so far es Aarthe cost of erecting the proposed lunatic seylam being by a county rata and that the asylum, if ereotid, be paid for oat of this City's cash." Mr. Wooirottron's amendment was: " To seek all the was slier the word rate,' and substitute the following is Men thereof, via. ' end that it is the opinion of this court that there is no necessity whatever for the erection of • pauper Insatio asylum for the City of London.' " Deputy DALIN bad the following amendment on the paper of Imams —"That the memotial and petitions to this soot be refitted to • ward committee, with the aldermen present, to 1111061111111 the avow number of the pauper lunatics of the City of London; to consider their present mode of treatment, and to inquire and report to chit court whether the government end fond. of the Royal Hospital of Bethlehem are administered in acoordance with their original intent, and with power to router with the present Home e Beorwery, with a view to the satisfactory andemont of the quesUon,and to report to this court." &vend petitions against the erection of the proposed asylum having been presented by membees of the court end reed at the table, able diseased= took place, is which Iffr. roma Beinencus, Mr. Deputy Harrison, Messrs. Abraham, De Jassy, Fry, and Jones took port, after which the motion of Yr Woolsosion we. put and negatived. Deputy DAutu thou introduced his amendment, which was smantled by Mr. DISSLIIT. apagessed the addition of the following words to P r L it 11- this sourtVl:rbetelte that Dug reverted to suspend the havyisg of. • county rate mini the committee have brought up a report." Deputy D•ain's amendment, atter being altered is so cordless with the suggestions of several members, wee retied as an original motion in the following shape, only four hands being held up against it :—" That the memorial sad petitions presented to this mart be referred to a ward committee, with the sidemen premmt, to amend* the ave rage number of the pauper lunatics of the City of London. to consider their preset mode of trestmeat, to Inquire end report to this court whether the government and tends of the royal hospitals of Bethlehem sal Bridewsil see Meal- Metered in aciondanat with their original Meat, and to inquire whether the emotion of • pauper lunatic seem Is asomeary ; and with power to confer with the Rouse Beare mry, with a view to the satisfactory settlement of the ques tion, and to report to this wart." The Lo no M ATOR —The j canoes will proosed onWedneedey neat, the day appointed, to lay the basis of • rate; bat, in deference to the wish of this court, I am sure they wlll not proceed to levy It until this °modeles have had an oppor tunity of considering the subject. (Cheers.) A ward committee having been appointed In conformity with the resolution agreed to, the emit adjoined. MEETING OP MIDDLISILI X4OIB2I4TILS. At the amid meeting of Middlesex mrigistreitee, held at the Courtthouse, Clerkenwell-green, yesterday, Mr. Poweam. le the chair, The report from the Finance and Gemmel Parpcees Com mittee stated that a loan of 20,0001. had been rased at 4 per cent. on security of the county rate, 15,0001. of which w to be applied to Colney Hatch asylum, and 6,0001. to the In dustrial School at Feltham. There was a motion on the paper ta the name of Mr. George Frederic Young, on the subject of disguise arbdag between the arouse and the magistrates about the diedlow thoe of has in certain cacao; out when It wee celled, Mr. Young wee not present. The Chairman said he regretted this the more, as the attention of the court might have been called to certain observations published by the Registrar- Geneve], reflecting on the magistrates in their judicial copecity, in dealisg with the coroners. The CHAIIIMAK She tailed attention to what had taken place br rtharesce to a claim put for th by Mr. Watley and • ' jury, to have • prisoner dueled with homicide, and in cos toddr.,rl:::ught before them. There had bests for many yeas a te on this subject, bat in this insane e a new testers bad introduced. An application had been mode to the Home Secretary to order the prisoner or , trrei with this murder to be produced before the coroner sod jug, slid Mr. Walpole, in reply, said there was no objection to the mimeses beteg taken before the coroner white tor the way to the police court. The prisoner was delivered into the custody of the police, according to the magistrates roomed, sad on the way to the pollee court they took him in • round-about direction `the ceresse's bequest, so the responsibility was with the pollee, end not the prises officers. Mr. N. Leonia said he presumed it wee not Weeded to irk the Home Pecritary what act of parliament gave lien the authority to make each an order, but if be should be caned upon to specify it, the right honourable gentlithem, . he thought, would Ise placed in • very rhftltult position Miniver. The Home Secretory hid no power to make any seek order. The CH•1111‘ N said that m consequence of what had sow occurred, some magistrates might think that, se a natter of come, all applications for a prisoner to be takes before the wreath most be complied with. It was nothing of the kind, end the magistrates performing their duty most well weigh the matter before they acceded to any such request. Yr. Rownsort said the prisoner wee given up to the patios by the prison °Hoar, in the regular way, on the expiration of the remand, end was then taken by the police to some plan who an bequest was being held. The primmer this sot eat there by the megotthtea, nor by their authority. They bed to keep the primmer in legal custody, sad they bed IMO sit Mr. N. Laura add the Secretary of State lad no authority to mate amok en order, and had the men not bees takes le des lee OM trims tin magistrate there would have been as emits far moms, ad ewes the gethreor to obey as order to tab a primer baths the coroner while under a megithratee committal, be would be disealeseiL leisthensit Hitt, governor ditto Hoeft of Deeintke, mid the primmer wm sot takes to the inquest by any of his edesse, but by the polies and he should sot have allowed him to leave the rim had the period of the Teethed not expired. The same coons had bees taken in the case of one ot the foreigners lately charged with murder. Mr. N. Lanais said the ester had mods an order upon the subject which intuit be carried out. The Seerseary of State lied no authority to order otherwise. The matter thus dropped. Some ordinary masses were disposed of, and the court ad- THE PREIS TRADE HALL, MANCHERTER. The annual meeting of the Manchester Public hall Corney, established for the purpose oi rebtdMing the Fr es Tim& hall, we. hold yesterday, Mr. Geonos WILSON The report stated in effect 'that about 1 , 6001 . bed M dd re d alised during the year by letting the hell, bet se 1,1001. of that had been lent to *spiral (the whole of which bad not been paid), there was only 4001. avallabls he divi dend, and ft was reomumemded that tide sum shooM be me thod over to next year. In reply to some gunstiche ne te whether dividend ought not to be paid, sett whether the management of the hail bad been welt se k ought le have been, the chairman stated that neither be net say ether iment ber of the provoilonoi committee, he believed, Ea erinveseing for shareholders hail ever held out to any person the herr or belief that anything like a remunerative dividend would be realised. He was sure that nine-tenthe of them wire esto. scribed the money felt, like himself, that in bullring the hall they were doing that which would, and to night to be, for the benefit of the public, and with out exclusion of any clam or denomination ; but tha t t4x were, at the earns time, erecting a monument of that . which had give& to Monobester its great prominence in the oountry. He could appeal to Mr. Oliv.r Heywood, who was present, on this point of mot having held out any Idea of dividend, and he perfectly recollected that, after Mr. Bright and himself had left Heywood.' hank on on otemien, Mr. Height said he feared they wore almost making a udetele, Ike after what he had seen he was sure that, flf they bed asked for subscription. for building the hall, inetend of sealing share., they would have been easily sheerest The regset d the directors was the ineelmeeely istepard, and the reales directors, the tressortr, Ned sedlore, Mum rel abeled. This concluded the business. It wee stated dueler thepressedloge that the lofty and ceeneeilistre alien under meat the hall bad been estimated to be worth MI. per mom, bat only roe offer had yet been made, end that of wenn *et waa not worth entertaining. PROPOSED TESTIXONIAL TO THE DEMI OP ELT. — It Is proposed to pressed so the Bay. Harm Goodwin, on She mesas of his Lady[ Cassirl4se. seen tritienalel of the sefoodonste nerd which the insenlion od, ths= have felt towards Ithro. It Is *seed that the of somportlasof Itt.Hoiword'eChtireh world sees whittles feelings of Hr. Goodwin sad of t = hoe knows his osiaistrarloas kt that oltarok. The mot owl with • staktod gin window or the tower have bona domed of; bat this most of moans las a roattor for tame semiliseetion wit snessarily dens& aKs =oust 00kb00414 Aam mitts* ha boo forma, of *Mat Kr. J. Wine Clark, I Follow of Trialty College, is elteiswask, Yis. W. It Chariots. of King'• Is troosaror. Iluboarl= . = wooded to fititlft of thus gattlonow, or to task. DESTRUCTION or • CORE MILL ET PIRA.— Yesterday winging (Tbutnlaia m eles bras ant hi the own nell et Kr. Penith. oi The WE wins mitoses et the Ewa skin s frees owe, red wee diessweed is Isms skeet 6 o'clock. A letssinesat of 14 Aniliorr it irr u Wreaks with linnwebse, tad Ka Om 4- Ni triora. wen soca apse tits spa, tot Ks beisit sot Wend roam willt is s. ll . llrd quim bra ty d ostliKr eas ass , estleiL iott. oK isobori. all los T a lo s ts• the loos of • Numbs' 'tisk sown yens sip yea Bentbilism Forest The sense al lin ibis hes set Tot temeeleei. TO TIE EDITOR OF THE Waal/. 811,—In the accounts which have appemed re the distreesieg accident ehich happened to rev son t e lu s alo an led to imagine that I was the sufferer. Y am, inactive, reluctantly compelled to intrude myself with a maim that you will set this matter right, and also contra dict the statement that amputation rim been performed. Tertonstely only one leg is broken. He is programing as favourably wider the circumstances as sea be expend, and there is every bops that the dreadful alternative of imputa tion will not be mammary. Tho alarm which such a panful statement is likely to mess amongst the members of my family readmit eta distant* ergot me to ask for an imme diate contradiction of the rumour, which I am min you will give.—l am. &c , W. COOKS. Asian's Anaphkheatre, Dec. 2. Tits PRIVATE BILLS FOR NEXT Sumox,—The thee having expired within which the partial peaseatios ri vals bilk for the coneideratioo of peritenisat dasitia the sinsion of 1869 ere required by the standing eiders of the Boon of Commas edeertiee their schema, k will ha bead, es being beak to the oohs= of the thellifie for the teat lees* that in the Jape of railway We Ass ace rabbis wla have to deal with upwards el OE sastaree, Goa of the bring rival sebenien gran inalltifty, however. of these ere he de *ape el eerengenesas boom m ama aembenhvoi se be the ONO of the Larks Sid North Wain; tie I___ S end Uninerabfre, end the eve* Illadhene Onnynelen Tenn aelbeey weed aches' kw farther forwahlps tits Wriest* SaSteeß% ef Mee ea bolt idea of die The m% se as to 'lvy midi et Idles the advan tage at a Weet-end leelnlnve at inlrilliabeabielen. with revel le art la" aneyeae. 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