The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-24 00:00:00

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The Anglicised version of Zee Femmes Terrible., predssed et this theatre loot night under the title of Gossip, set silt a very tovouroble reception, end is tidied a pretty pine. tits* not peesseeter meilktient stamina to woke reek am the koadisg ettreotics of the evening at a home of the Prhicees'e pais& The story Is of the very slightest, end wed& regnite End admit of ■ digit deal of good writing, width WAD green* basso it his set noshed ; neverthe- Isle the pied Abet le pleasst, sad *Ask the little elowegorlll someely W l ilf pewee way sttniedve, it may hestsb Me deeldsehis Whims to a enbeirsitsl bill of T re plat uses wen the evil propeselty et gossip se St eadied is by • Mrs. obtt.*r (Mom Charles Toeng), who, diodes die din period before the assesecasest of dieser, i aellveee the eate - peay Ira • tissariptlea al ea taterview la wlief• dr bet 'huh wham beiithei •helebeseed belle--I ai s mamma Fathom, is ILordattea- pear& The Inebeed of nee.Bensfsod baffles to be anew. the enenery M whon Ws Y nensted, and he Isaan- Yana to hoe eat hint the Naval the gaileasa. the is ben unwilliner evil tinkle te conaply, end he deter nine to penmen bar hate nitheyng bier. livery day he celli at lar tee" gypsies at hi tentage doer, fellows bar into shops, Weep with the ente phansa, Hie aeon nuthen;" he even telegraphs to hir the sane aflame pluses, end renders her life inepportithie by lei oa.teat persecution. She retires se the eountry homes of • friend, mad on her still re &slum N leenolo to gang* kw ha ebaMd. Thee, fini ng from her grief et Ws Sheen that hoe not in fault, but that bar gond*, propensities sio merely the result of an evil habit, he coefewes that he himaskf was the gentleman who met his wife ; that he is "sessaaarg of a recites," bed of avoidnig meaty, sad taking walks " with a favourite author in his pocket," and haws the mystery of the nweeetne. There is a alight =der plot, in which the chattering lady evolves a real nestled= between the wife of one of her friends sad a young man, and Neaps ths onus of her accusation by substituting an envelops with another address for that of the letter in which the too rashly penitent youth confesses him fault to the hely's lmshand. The best acted part in the oleos is that of the real What* to which Mr. Shore's indignation at being discovered, and previous end subsequent 1:447 manner, gave force end coheir log. Mrs. Young's Chatterton was bat a faint outline, un m•rked by say of the cheracter with which the lady usuelly imbues her impsreastations; and Mr. Rider, as the pertina cious husband, we heavy and sombre to • degree. Mr. Garden pee a htuserous reading of a very slight part; but • character of equal calibre proved very much too serious for the powers of Mime *Wham, who was singularly tame and insipid. WNDOW LIBRARY, 12.8t.haserequare, S.W. siugg:fgr. memos nom velem. he at ee Nets tolig i la s. l=leut T tume = 1 .8. 1 8....1 9 ermatben aw ait s Meeteet z et =Wet. at en amerel mess= el RAW *V& TY MEIN& cemewees at the ad/lheit kAtiar un is iie= awl Maim. NEW BOOXII, at Id. ia the la discount. PLUM i n lON PIMPLY all DOPES at the atom da• MM. aid „ ' : e tain Os INA argil lad MEI aelimaa. Oats. ai r reggiat i a sa m r— kallI00 8( 45.8' 15 sad lOW. all= EO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER Ti o va rmorse ow *SUS, cum or INITIAI6. 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Cleesli• ani el el besindlin. 8001177 OP 4278 The weekly meeting at the Society of Arts yester day evening was unusually crowded, in oenaequnos of the esmouncentent that Sir J. Flowring would deliver a lecture, embodying the observation. marls during hie prolonged residence in China. The chair was taken by W. H. Scalds, Erg., supported on his right by Fier J. Bowing, end exempt the mamboed the teem* present wits, Messrs. J. Duke, Frith, J. Looks, M.P., T. Bopwith, Dr. Arnett, G. F. Urlie, T. Winkworth White, Sir Thome" Phillips, dm The proceedings having been opened in the mud form, • ' • Pik J. nowaixo rose, and was received with loud chews. After a mend sketch of the well-known features of the Chimes empire, be reminded the meeting that recent mots had aisle forced Chinese affairs on the public LUGO/0M ,• ant be trodth at what was now going on in that pert 01 the world would result In the maintenance of peace, and the ta. Waft d humanity in general. (Hear, hear.) He did eat mesa then to touch upoa quetiona, farther WM 10 MW.Nbits oplaion that sa far as Unitary was onward me aliesolly enough of Chins. Hoeg Leas was enesedlogly whams as • settismrat, oat during his relianse time he noddles led been traded. Re hind is it SOPS nealt. be haswllklbl,ooo. Its mesomes bed imeend be • sholer sod nes still deny itaistebg dintsegh bend orm: C Vo n... Peru/ hym to ha uthur ve mus e r a. But la e xportst of its own p e r:ducts, but still it wee a oari p oss c. dent that the public buildings of San Francisco were built of germite which had been quarried at Hoag Kong. He might mention that once in • visit to the quarries in Abyskals, whence were extracted the materials for the monolyths of the Pharaohs, he was struck at finding the means 11101 is raising the stone to have been meetly the same u was at the present day practised at Hong Kong. The population of China were the third of the whole world, end he believed that at the present moment it exceeded 416,000,000. The ea seteithses wan In consequence so great, that t r brneme ire sodgratiot might be reckoned by million.. They =ldeverywhere, an d in a port in the Philippines which cal, beet Hues years opened, they already consumed British products to the amount of 400,000 dollars. Amongst the Chinese, Badhism was so general that the Romith mis sions/4w at first recommended the Pops to retain the cere monies as civil observances, and, until the Jesuits kited to do so, they wets unmolested. But the moment the mis sionaries represented to the Pops that Badhism was Idols hay they were persecuted and (trivet out of the empire. Life was of so little value in China that • substitute for a meacendemned to death could be had at any time for NO dim Web. With respect to trade, the Chigoes imports has Banked were above 11 millions in 1867. when there was an eaireerdinsry (nomad for raw silk, and the average an nual import from China wee about nine millions. But there was a vast deal of China trade which was not represented in the British returns, so that he believed the teal amount would be neater 60 millions than 40 millions sterling, end our revenue from It upwards of four minions. The excite, also, had gone up wonderfully. In 1868 they were 876,4471. These statistics did not moment either opium or sTer. On the telthet of opium he whited to correct inineueseatations of what be bed formerly rid in reference to the trade. He had new smoked opium, and he believed that its excessive as. might be injurious, but it had been said that we carried on the opium trade in violation of oar treaties with China, whilst the fen was that the treaties made no 1010/000e to the opium trade whatever. (Hear, hear.) It was rid further that It was carried ea in contempt of the wither of the Chines government. Now he had needed tan years fa Chine, and had bad much intercourse with minds the, end be bed never heard opium mentioned exospt when be introduced the subject himself. There was, it was true, • wake ankeurry constantly being carried on in the Pekin Ossotto, and hot arguments were held pro and cow, some writer' arguing sgainat the legalising of the introduction of the drug, and others urging that • great revenue might be derived from It. if it ware so abhorred by the Chimes as was alleged, he asked was it possible that it should be cul tivated in elet provinces of China ; and so much WY that cullivatioa proving, that the monopoly of the India Com pany was la pest danger. His argument bad been always, Inutile the trade, for you could not stop it, and the frauds conualteld ander the present system were monstrous. It bed been mid that the Chines perished by thouunds from the 11•• of opium. Now, from returns he had obtained la Hoeg Yam, he found that more persona perished out of 600 British eeeidenls of dolirisom grooms than among 80,000 Chinas from the use of opium. He had stated these facts as he had found them in returns, mid had been accused of perverting them to suit his purpose, and of concealing the fact that the Chinese victims of opium at Hoag Kong went to the main land to die. Nothing could be more unjust. He found that in ancient times the Chines people had been notorious for habits of intoxication, but now be knew that they were perhaps the moat sober people in the world. Neither did it seem to egret their longevity, for he knew one man, an opium smoker, who wee 108 years old, and several others of 90 years. It had been said that opium re tarded the labours of the missionaries, but what were the fame? In Siam, where no opium was 'rooked, the ruts. sleuths had no success, whereas In Clone, smongst the makers, many converts had been made. It wee said also that the nee of opium interfered with oar traffic, tut his belief was that the prohibition of the opium tilde would not sell a single bale of goods. His argument was imam the trade, seeing that the use of opium was • temerity, en un happy neceesity if you will, for if we meant In carry on • trade with China we must either send opium or tuition. The tied* is opium was about 6,000,0001., and that would be the amount of bullion we should have to seed if the trade in opium was prohibited. It was • remarkable fact, that not only the British, but the American and foreign trade of China was all carried on through British houses, there being only two places upon which bills from China could he drawn, namely, Calcutta and Loudon, and this showed how Important to the whole world were our well estebilthed relations with the Chinese. By recent treaties Niagpo was fixed upon as one of the rests of trade, and he thought it was unfortunate that it should have been fined so near filiangiun. It was • remarkable fact, in commune with China, that not a single city was food on the see there, but deland, mad upon the setuaries of rivers. This mime from the eadiamose bead of gkers, bat the hot was, diat es =se the rata el we bed ally toadied he We bed nit se yet tombs& Ms greet ittarior lotus, end ewe mitrelmeto who agate the Ingres did tot ence,,,d a data The litgnist• were of the mod Werke Ithelligetese, led bed evnymbere beet a mat nuisance. Tea, bed es they IMO% they bed antmoray of knowledge, and made a ury had wee a i SSW this all these drawbacks the hawk a Mem espegided 111712,567 dole., and the ex- II ports to 496,687 doh. haw tee the teat port; end he must nay he did me Wit M Ohm MI Isen happily chosen. His (Stainped 'ld. A.dditiogiaL) riwee that we should choose a position of adjewnt7 to nTadarlas, and that If we bad had free intercourse with the mandarins In 1840 the war need layer have taken plan. Than were in every great district high mandarins who OMB' manicated directly with the Em r. He bed had Inter mane whitened then high ones at Foochow, and lad Obtained everythieg be demeoded. Having gives the Mures of Moen& of Amoy, Sir John proceeded to my that Siam, , 'Maenads he bad opehed, stood third in the Chins trade. In Amoy the Edda imports had Men from an avenge of between rite end twe millions of dollen to 4,040,450 dole. in 1860, and the ex to 3,060,741 dole., and of this, con sidenbly up elf - a million ted the trade In opium. He had mesidened Yewhotr es a piece of meat intern; Mama In it were mandarins who communicated difeetly with the cont. Perhaps it wee not generally known list Nubile% Menke newer nest to Pekin, but were found in Tab'epenseeket when be wee captured during the late wad But Foochow bad at last attracted the attention of our morehants. as being wen the tea dleirlet; and se rapidly had their nada increased, not kin year the export of tea from Foochow amended to 23,866,6231 M, whilst the cepa% of anion remained the slum as before the open ing ef lea trade.. Earng gime etetiodee of the trade with the Mama parM the speaker staled that of them all Shanghas bed rwetd the masa= of ouintnerciel pros =new wenn et mileetlag the revenue bad been Omit' Isl. (fiir J. B•wrisi). in which lonilliny asilleted, ami the Mak Ink that the Chinese obtained ail the ▪ a ll widish whe honestly dos to them Lord Eight had amino& MY system, and the comiespeoce was doe raisin of allisaglies to the higher' nation sea place efseenromee. The imports were nearly 20,000,000 degne,'lnell the apnea, imindteg the silk trade, 30,000,000 dollen. Chian was now t he kin, able to keep la independent of the vielminedas of Ibecipsen siik harvests as Shanghai hadhind, lest as Warn - ski trilue Of tea toilKons Es beamed that the mom of aeppiy Ina illimitable. The use of Mk in Mee ma skint and that fact aloes Mewed be makenivennas. two inneWspreir ion pf prim at they make give es twenty-lee feet could give me wksenerw• we able to pay foe. The Chimes were not like the Nand, who would rasher cut their throats ' with a had Fresh razor the above safely with • good one; they would boy what was best and cheapest, moil es whoever gave them the highest prior. The smote ! 110 We Cospliay had stated to toe Boas of Commune that Chins mold set peones more Men 35 ailliOaS of poundal of tea annually, and that the opening • of the trade would raise the peke end dimintab the ! supply; wherein ben was ahangtise, a single non, then un known' which gee us between seventy and eighty million ponodsof tee, sad the whole export was 120 million pounds. Bat what me this to the horns consumption of 400 millions • of people, who drank tea ten times • day f The English took ' the most black tea, and the Americans most green—a proof, ' be mast say, of bad taste on the pert of our cousins. Oar ' average exports denim goods to ahanglies had been up to 1868, 2,927,236 dole., but in 1868 it reached 5,588,125 dole. An Immense portion of the people wore ootton clothing of their own manufacture, but he believed thkt, as in the can of Dacca, the Chinese cotton would be ultimately minuketured in lingland. This, he tinned, would be tie result of the epodes of the porta in the Yaw-tee-Elm The in- Mice trade of China wax immensely great; vast numbers of the people lived upon the rivers, the river periled= of Canton alone amounting to 300.000 people. The whole coast was crowded with ffehermen, and shipping of every kind was employed—serepos, Mikan dn., tentipedes for the rapid careworn* of teas, and hoeta lull of luxuries employed ea theatres, and a variety of public anmeemente. In hot, every conceivable form—the lacks, for instance; a name that has obtabuid great celebrity in this country. bat (Ilia nsSorge gentlemenbad called the loreha a common boat, they might as well have celled it a haystack; but for calling it • Madge vend be had been called to a severs account. (Chem arid hisses.) The Chinese would week 16 hours a-day, whilst our labourer. grumbled at en with good wages. They migrated in thousands, but the prejudice wee Immense against permitting women to leave the coun try. The desire to leave their bones in their native land was excessive; and vends daily returned to Row ding from the gold districts laden with cable Chinese who had died in California. As an enrage five years' residence at the mines enabled them to save 100 dollan—a email independence tor these moderato I=eiln the whole population there were only four or gee clans, and the result was that there was not a kberner in China who could not trace his pedigree back for many generations. Perhaps he might mention that in China patents of nobility dated backwards. Thus If a man wen made a duke, hie tether was a marquis, hle grandfather an mark end so on • their theory beteg that you knew what a ENO montoe; bad been, whilst you did not know what hie NM might turn one (Laughter.) Competitive examination rem the rule, and people rape constantly from the lowest mks se the ' highest position. Sir John here mentioned newel instances and proceeded. The misfortune of China ma her stationary character. If her education were fed with peeper matter it would be the most progressive *snowy in the world. The knowledge of the people was all of the pen, and thus the wonderful desire for improvement wee eo barrio 'Eremite. Pour thousand years ego they could drain land and level mounteine, and two thousand four hundred years before Christ the Chinese wore silk garments, whilst is Europe silk was not known until the fifth century. The nine with paper, which was only known in Europe when we discovered printing; so with printing, se with the mariner's amp es, and there were also notices of iron brats and rota bery paddles at an early period. Porcelain was now an ea us in China, and the mannfaoture was in a state of . The Chinese had learned from as the we of tire engines, and they bad the secret of tempering braes to the hardness of steel. They had • permanent vegetable green In dyeing—a thing which, se yet, we had never realind. In his opinion, experienced persons should be east oat to China, to en if we could not pick up some ' thing from Mae aceramulatious of forty Notaries. It was to., they were haughty to us, and emethnes dime. They looked upon us as barbaians, as mat sacks', not being able to understand each other, whilst they had a nuiversal written languas,e. With one or two further ob. , servatione the hob. gentleman resumed his wt amid loud Sir cheerin Im g. onte Policies suggested that, as the lecture had run to such • length, they should conclude by merely offering r to air J. Dowsing the thanks of the society for his most into ; resting information. (Rear, hear.) ' Mr. J. DILLON seconded the motion, which was carried by aoclamation. . . . . . . Sir J7B;wattto, to retarnieg thanks, took occasion to allude to the present threatening aspect of slier' to Chine, and to the sham which he himself was supposed to hove had in bringing it about. But (be amid) the British flag having been confided to his ogre, ft would not have become him to deliver up to the Chinese a single individual who had claimed its protection. (Bose di approbation.) At the time Com miarioner Yeti was decapitating from 600 to 600 parsons a day ; and bow could he have delivered up these poor men toa person who had shed more human blood than any individual who had ever existed ? If ha had delivered up men who believed themselves to have • right to his protection whilst he sect home for instructions, he did believe that there would never mom have been a bed of apes for him, and that no Englishman in hie place would have acted bet as he bad done. (Loud cheers.) The proceedings thaw terminated. ROYAL OZOOILAPHICAL ROCIIITY.—At the even ing assetisg, on Monday next, the following papers are to be reed:-1. Ban Signets for the use of Travellers. By F. WM, Esq F.K.G.B. 2. Luna Awounts of the Central Africa Expe dition; frost Dr. Livingstone, with illaitiadona. 3. Hoer on Captain Montgoraerie's Mitp of Kaahmir. By W. H. Punka. Bari., Emanative Engineer, Punjab. •,. - . _ LECTURE BT THE DEAN OP WESTMINSTER.—Oa Monday night the spacious ball of Sion College, the head quarters of the clergy of the Arclideecuary of London, wee thrown open for a series of addressee, to be delivered every week by gentlemen dietingniebed in the rhumb end Mato on subjects of general importance. Of these the Very Rev. the Dean of Westminster kindly delivered the first, the subj ect being " Some Meta in Reference to the Study of the Holy Scriprmve." The dean treated the matter in a brood, com prehensive, and philosophical spirit. On the motion of the Rev. J. V. Pouch, M.A., rector of St. Auntie, Alderrsgate, seconded by the Rev. Charles Collins, M.A., incumbent of St. Mary, Alderbnry, the audience, who filled the large hell, awarded a corbel vote of thanks to the dean for his address; and tt was stated that the address next Monday evening will be delivered byi the Rev. Thomas Jackson, M.A., Prebendary of fit. Paul's and rector of Stoke Newington. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.—The ensuing session of the Central Criminal Court, which commences on the 28th Met., promisee to be • heavy one. in addition to the ordinary aocamulation of crime between one session and the next, there are three oases ettrecting a considerable share of public attention :—Tbe cruel cant of killing a child at Back hne, Hackney, by enspeeding her from the topedl of the bedstead, which stood over from the Lint MINA= ; the trial of Dr. Smethurst for bigamy; and the trial of David Hughes, the bankrupt, solicitor. The latter is likely to occupy a considerable time, as we understand over fifty witnesses have been summoned to give evidence against the . It ransomed that Mr. Bovill, Q.C., and Mr. EiarjoeLee is t Renaults' have been remitted to conduct the prose cution, in addition to Mr. Poland, who appeared In the inns& gations before the 1111Milltrite. The prisoner will, we behave, ion defended by Mr. Hawkins, 0.0. The Lord Chief Jostles Ragland, Sir Alexander Cockburn, is on the rota for dis poshig of the business of the next session, and it is expected that ibis important case will be tried before him. MATIOiOLITAN Firs 110/11PITAL, DEVONBHIRS -64°A1111.. e r ". —.12,8 11110itta flambee of patients rglievod dada; um wank saillair Nov. 19 wee:: Yadie.l, 8N; gar ifical, MI; iota. 1,032; el add& 311 were new err. [Advagtimagett , ..k-Ja3la3 Ern, HO/IIatOPATATC 11. C I rt. ilk 11.9 purl 1, Islip proem for die mum/saws of 000 s.. Previous ee Islp , u s a s s s ee s bus &stay regardolgo consequence or the Criideoren of the preparegkres fa Ira. 1,1101 .,. .We 4elinions aroma ern gruefo unornhaess of tble 'morale° fuel pt.Nho el ten general 86 .1 114 . 1 by an public NI • deafsbie %memo tor, nether., luncheons et %WM C . TOPENOg. THE VOLUNTBEE MALE moirzmilier. LONDON RILE BRlGAffffee—A, ageing of the council was held at the Kurth -hors yesterday ; the Bight Hirourable the Loan MAYON lathe rale. Amongst those present wen French H. Doyle, Bast.; R. W. "Carnard, 'Esq., M.P. ; Jelepirtmele, Herb, my.. le r . Alderman Allan, Mr. Alderman Bose , W. Gardner , Ceplein Montagu Hier, Sic. Letters regretting their ab sere teem rented from Lord Denman and Lord Riche. The shires of the hut meeting having been 000 finned, a fir mail shear at of a very satisfactory nature was pre mented.The Lad Mayor announced that the corporationof Lon • don bad presented the brigade with 100getheas, and hie Bed ship was occupied soonaidarable time in reading a long Set of contelbutiona recapt which worths Worshiphl Company he Horan 601.; the Cal - Palece Company 211. te the head fisatf, of which flo ith, Payne, the Smitha, Mersa Bradbury, Greatr ear Lloyd,, end Co., Mr. G. F. Horhilite, lbws. lisatenye end Messrs. Currie eadfo. were liberal supporte and rs. Earl de Grey and Ripon as creed that theproper spot for the deport of the arms would be • eatable phos at the foot of the terminus of the Brighton Railway, at London-binge. A long discorso' then maned as to the rapeiltencyef building en armory at the Crystal s p e :Z y at a east of SOW. or thereabouts. The Lord Mayes remoneteseed against such en expanditine as being wholly uncalled for by the neardifee of the bilg ed.. Be oleo felt the importance of the sera within reach of the metropolis, and thse ear he could only favour an inexpensive erection for stater, tor., at the Crystal Pekoe, and an ',motley is Leath. He Meant t the mousy would be fir better spire 001 is paying for the outfit o het• or three compeer of ro n endwart risme who, though willing, were arable ig th b t eming oorpei it is the way pr imal eltaLeisillarer, and • resolution was • t=retely peer desiring tenders tor the ereetion of Ike sessmary, lavatories, &c., at the Crystal Pekoe. It wee rsoured that the government would shortly be in a priers to bend the brigs de a rise for the use every volunteer Is the regimen t, and that the bag Meld& would he withdrawn, and short ones, with award bayonet sreettated, r sox as practicable. Above 700 gentleman wise said to . have applied for amelmant. His kedeldp hoped the t sample of ouch roses es Marra Marries and Mica, IL were. 8. HIRROD, Menses. Dever , and others, word be feller d. A letter had been received from Baal Reason, Esq., 01 . 47, Botolith has, thiteng that he bad agreed to bear the entire expense of the refit sf 26 gentleman reseed in hie este Warr who were 'volunteers. Kr. Garner stated thee his eat Mr. Gardner, jun. (Conservative Club), would regent a rifle ears 36 guineas each year as • prim. Capta da Hicks re =thr the drill progressed most saner tore tore ; bun attended seek evening at Sion College, .London-wall, and It afforded him satisfaction to state that the snrobeent ineressed be numbers day by dal. lEEE OF COURT RIFLE CORFs.—A meeting of they members of this corps was yesterday held in the Court of the Lords Justices, at Lincoln's-inn, which was es crowded se ea the lam occasion of their nueting there. Mr. Selwyn, M.P., took the chair, and snaceneed the election of the floi *rag gentlemen as the oomeilase for emmeging the airs of the corps:—Mr. Selwyn, Mr. Kenyon NAM, BM Cairn., and Mr. Hunter Roder!, who bad been chose ik t the esbeoriblng members , _• and Mr. Chitty, Mr. Leigh Pecs.- btetow, Hat Anvers Liddell, end Mr. Lesedele, by the moiled members. The quokkas of anthem and the ether lion of ground for practice were left to the committee. Thr chairman announced that some sergeants bad been engaged to. deli the members in the hall or gardens of the several tens, which the benobers had placed at the service of the corps. A resolution was unanimously carried that the Alms to be appointed should be exclueively selected from gentlemen who had served in the regular army, the marines, or her Majesty's Indian forces. The exhibit mentioned on the former occa sion made hie appearance in the uniform of one of the Mid dlerex Volunteer Corp., and excited the righter applause of both the outer and inner bar. After three cheers tor the Queen, which made the walls of the old hall ring in a manner not heard sines it was the scene of the feetividee of Lineoln's ka, the =setae esperated. ClviL Swims RIFLE BRIGADE.—The following circular bas been mat to the various public office. in Leaden : "Audit -office, Nov. 17, 1860.—A corps of Rigs Volunteers hos bees firer is this office; and I have been requested by a general meeting of the honorary and effective members of the caeca to invite the co-operation of gentlemen of other departments, with a view to the for mation of • 'Civil Service Rifle Brigade.' The following outline of a sorer for the organisation of the brigade is submitted few year consideration : The brigade to be formed of comprise and subdivisions consisting of the effec tive members of rills corps formed in the diffe rent public oases In London. Each company or subdivision to be equipped, dui led, officered, and fully organised by its own corps or club. Pro vieion to be made in the rules of each corps for the ad mission to that corps of members of such departments as can not raise a subdivision of thirty effectives. Huh company or subdivision to have its own separate company drills, in order to suit the convenience of each department. no general stairs of the brigade to be managed by a council of novena . halves, appointed from each corps. no field officers of the brigade to be nominated (subject to the approval of the Lord Lientraat) by • general meeting of the brigade. Reel essapany or subdivision to contribute its quota RR • PRIMO fend to defray the general express die bet Or wee as the use of a ground, the use or colt of • bath he. That donations in aid of the brigade should be esikihr been the whole of the civil service inLAndou ; the dosedeas funs tbe members of an o ffi ce having a crepe to he paid to such corps; and donations from members of Aloes not having a corps, to be paid to the general fund of the brigade, unless specified by the drone to which corps they deeire It to be given." We are informed that the invitatios of the Audit-office Corps has been highly aaoceseful. Br real companies are being raised in the larger departmenta, while the Audit-office Cowpony Is receiving a large soceasion of zneethare from the smaller establishments. Arrangements have been made for the Audit-office Company to cowmen their drill at once, under the superintendence of Sergeant Chace, of the thotsFnailier Guards. WESTMINSTER VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPo.—Yee- Why the adjourned meeting for promotive the formation of a volunteer rifle corps for the city of Westminster wee held at the Guildhall, Westminster ; Mr. Millar, deputy lieutenant, fa the chair. At the former meeting it was suggested that the porhhes of Westminster, nine in number, should meet sod appoint delegates to assist in the formation of the corps. Of these pariehes seven had met and appointed three deputies ear. The parish of St. George had already formed a our of owe, and the pariah of St. J• 11101 was to meet on the 30th lest. Most of the d. pude. were present at the meeting yesterday, but the only dissuasion which took place related to the formation of the committee, some speakers being of opinion that the delver from the parishes should alone form the committee, whilst others were of opinion that the deputy lieutenants, magistrates, and burgers. of Westmin ster should be added. The latter view was ultimately adopted, thee, being only foar or five diasentients. The meeting was then adjourned till the 28th inst. It re stated by Mr. Rose that they had already enrolled sixty men in St. Martin's, and that the Duke of Northumberland had sub scribed 2001. to the fund. FORMATION OF A LONDON IRISH VOLUNTEER Rutz CORPS. —A number of Irish gentlemen trident in London have determined not to be outdone by their Scottish fellow subjects in loyally and patriotism in reference to the popular movement for the establishment of a volunteer rifle corps. Star have been taken for the tormenter of a ride brigade to omelet of Irishmen resident in London, tinder the title of " The London Irish Volunteer Rifle Corp." As • MOM to render the organisation thoroughly effective, com munications have been addressed to the Irish nobility and gentry resident in the metropolis, without reference to poli tical opinion or creed. The replies already received are of the most favourable character, and arms* them, Mr. Dempsey, the honorary secretary pro Ws., received yester day the following from the Marquis of Donegal :—"22, Grosvenor. square Nov. 22, 1869. Sir,—ln reply to your latter of the Else instant, I beg to acquaint you that I shall have greet pleasure in being one of the committee to promote the formation of the London Volunteer Rifle Corps, and will do all I or to assist so laudable an object —I remain, sir, your Obedient servant, DONEOAL." The Reel of Lucian and other Irish noblemen have also replied, and the most san guine expeontions are held out that the corps will be an en coadhigly efficient body in • very short period. THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT IN LIVERPOOL. — Few public movements have been taken up so enthuoisetieslly in Liverpool as the re with reference to volunteer rifle and artillery corps. Recruits come in daily to the various ooze wies, and this week meetings are to be held relative to the formation of Scotch end Welch companies. On Tuesday evening one of the most seithriutio and exciting public de monatrations ever known in Liverpool took place in St. George's 11.11, when the Mayor, surrounded by the nib of upwards of 600 volunteer@ to the newly-formed artillery Cor p.. bw A th uh bon e r :t wn ths. 3oi nd bod e N ; y ro d dime latri l:::: , v zo oli p. g or of t th.f i Ltlt i :;:l b a s . t g o xd f len si fi l egi cas ied : f h: e re ho ,....A fr ; l; 3,000 parsons, including many ladies Tha volunteer were addressed by the Mayor, Colonel Smyth. Captain Mends, R.N., of her Majesty's ship Hastings, eke Rector of Lira pool, Mr. Wm. Brier, and other gestisenen, and in the course of the evening appropriate martial strains were played on the organ by Mr. Best, and by the band of the let Lance. shire oompany. MANCHESTER RIELES.—ThIf Matebutter rifles are rapidly increasing, the number last Teak being about 440, end now wetly 700. A second ewe is about to he formed. Leveashulme, Lvigaight, Ardrtick, Old Tro ff er', and other out- townships are also ra rer- companies. ALTRINCHAM RriLE Cottra.—A public meeting ig summoned for ?.,reedy at Altrinehar Cribb., to anablith ▪MO turps. Lotd de Tabley, and Lord Isoctoo an to be proton.