The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-06 00:00:00

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Clarian,ess Isil ve boadas la Ma% .ut• • oat Atwttarp bar fetes.— MS. _-- LMbis, lay 11. " et this day, id pall sod et Loose igypt le ▪ are Mired .514.6. ft • saspostai pais is Alla I boom ' , sated teen Ur • prim More Urn as ( WITH. 2. 111414, low lUD W. Nowak Imo 1404611 werpeel. Ja/y V W. S.Ol 117,;..y» dem hos 27. =kg $ 448 7 8 . 34 37:5. Ist r Lamas 48 Erie. kW 14 MR July 4. Y. ILMN.. I ke Colembs al ilapa hag &bomb Mins. it.. e, 'lib Le Awn la. JO 11. Kat br Ilbereire $3l err statism City d yeeterday (W remorms sad trei l l e = Is will be takes oat ore Arabia. TM pat. t 6 46 a.m., with We isc-etage at e 45 am 10, Eseheaorwitingi re tea Moaner teals. Is drama M•lme aad G. Alpe to Nov Yak. xn CIIINA Cum', IrB Prlth.oznp , o rearaagera, ISO ts vs MI moral cargo. —The Orem ship ark, loft licalialopt..4 1111,11 AllhOClATlue. vs eseeeietica yeller* cheeses, mete that Is Timm to the triple meeletkie se a Weise( M bet that the gems- I•eleted to apply be the ieettlesel teed he de Armee to the limes chattiest said thee he so thee ant year, mho Opplate Worse wool week Immaniastly the peeemihip is cr ibs rowed etteleZs - tater/men ea the mean Mr. kl'iver sna.—Tlas access* re of las a darken* niamisaid, their woe or team, awl diffiff to a* economy , * wit ham jest bre roperigi Ism. and ofd Fir 11/••• Strilly -Ile IA far eerier. spa UM 1 , 1 woos board W moo. rose mapplisil byour 0 A Stift. Al;Lim • ..1 as ma O.* ul —A• •••N/ 5... ail or. ••••••• ••••••• • *art Ir. nt am *A. WAIN 1).• doe. Tial ••• 0,7 las kAbo that Um) Lf • II.J4• 0 • +. •• MI SIN WNW *••• b• art alwr 0.1 gotiol nlgl •• TON/ 1N I) DEATHS. nem Ivd , s. L.M o b.h . * AA r. L b.will U,..11• a Ir • T. (* Lad/ Asper ilimao.6l gotkrarsy, yr. J Wnito.nsd. Mado". plaeo, Plidg...".°4 sav• {"'l'. a 3. Ist lltt Porte , i. P Jaw Mn, to Sorer. Ivory &coml.. 14+ ,rire • II ve• - •••T • 1.0 1,1 _, bro. p Amain To•••••• W. • lar e. Weetton SOWle $. 'M EM' XII% Carr of Lamb. NOS . o.* * .. a T. aria. M. i• Maw. Notate Z ig Jaetwa. tho i et "now lb wain. Mob. midi, rod IL It. J. A. Lido% 4 mg. 1114.11411.1.6 ..--...."-..""......... lails. 11l DO , 4 NV os tabe OW% Is gesssst. Arson S. No. 1,786.) THE VANDERBILT LuEUROPEANt STEAM- IP a. imp MTN! NAI L L IPTIIMUM tram asagaimpaos se essr N. Now Tart SW VANDIMBILT n........ Lima& Liss Nom, hswise•r ". .,__C l lMltarta a wif r ' 0 % . r , g uir .101.... sod I.IKO katimprocr: 4lb• • I et cbils aVt if ielt a arSlZlNl: " We 8° Awn. ...... ...... ... I I goat% iiiiii .... .... ...... a vAll MELT - . ..... xuatinum Liaii.:::: . ...... Me t? sairsarsar; Wel wle su ai a Put weare l lf,_enbw as V ili aaa. ag ' Ate, ia; mow *mar asd /30 ; lassass tn% MIE e i krair "O b a n __ rib M . 141 gra'. . 0.• . Suomi? L. OSILISTIS. larald, Perla ; sad Mom Inglabatalk bah. pairs& walk KIWI 11111 d i t. MAN to NEW TORE DIRECT, tad dr legt: l i i T.L IVIV'MitiTh fr.. ...... ITS POO to w T Lohßim: CITY OF 111 %RV OM Wolooday, Alps IL KANGAROO CI?! or wiiiiiiiefor... - ''''' W =' ll.l4. I. ..... (AM II ottotiolo Wodosolog.) Oablm woes. it. 17. owl II goloor. somodlos to ttio soloomoda. Ow Ptoino4 prop I 1. 1111 6 1 1 • 1 1 ".111"L Ptimpoo kr Omni= Ur IRAs. *tad Nom% at WM R• mon. I WILLIAM INMAN. IR Woo. , ra . ;or Ittilo= sod omow.. Koren °mow. Lori& TEAM from LONDON, via BREMEN, to NEW brii itj _rain,,..2 l l 4.'r..V3,ll reamnia *`"'= me rr..7 r -PIM Olomei bri er&tha rt,m LON DOZZ LIL, LIM= L . le "7.4.42 ;tregrELIMIentaVULTRPS PLIN. pm —ILL TM " IMmon - ise 100 l mind .... 11. ma. loon va• Yr moo trim per{ le port la the eslisellesa dr% =rasp sad abeam WATERFORD, LIM:BRIM s ad ROUTS of =wasp Dia bp ars =d e mur 11 +14. 0 112 arniosgs. tar l ir a sad at limtlersiguev 11e5 12 7 . 4 100110.114. Mewl Wets at IMO - a. Si •pi a s r e ae i rz t ow . Orrealsost. brathars aT WEICTE IL RN RAILWAY.-WENDSOR SAM Oar ea Oham PridliftwOrsit dip MAN ..... Mors.lag as tlll rad 1.11A.m. Oa Ilialm tam Psi &a. Manly sokia. NM SACK es faris i ries ali UN p.n.ltit 5 t i tr ai rafar al • a.m. wince al LINI ohs. LONDON and COUNT! BANICINO In 7.4 .i * wat onnen mow. la 011111•1. M 00. 0 ,0. lemma Sod 0•01. fl. ne...=:=,,,171e............. ..,, ... L i r . ~...7 , ...... .......... 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TIM the report be reamed .M elegreel. had Waled Is, Ye an ef the doneffebens. That U. dirk. elf We awes/ be ghee Is the head et Dlreeton he lbw We =mew le whielf Um Inv* cesimeted the shahs of the Chussay. The bailee fee the obefhae of es author Varies bees prefes4.4 s Ihe fehmtee SCOUSINOS VaaIISYNLIOMIT ebew heavelet Mont See. (Maoll lr IL AM NICOL. Clialrwas. Tbe dolmas beetle gated the doer, it was rimoleA wiled mealleemly : TIM Os serail Yeses d Ihls atenft be peeeested le Willa= Sleek L%.. fee eo e awl eeerieses liket tie allele W. O. JON XL itteeeted ail tt abl leeleb Tepee IL P. 1 ICHOLS. ftercam. LONDON mai COUNTY I/JILINO RT yr■ NEIRSIIT ein r e do: WI eV KiCN.WhI Ptlrtig IP gate s tege ehart il. swot. ne et DINO the 01.111111101 SEW 11011 DA Y. lab taw* i.rler*.p. sum. no w . u. lamb s olkass al. larel P. 111. i. B AWL of DRPOSIT, Resistible& A.D. 11144, Pa ?minim et Il!Tritiasrrltlrlower b t i viiis toireLt.ti.orvisi :1u 1.a.47=7 isms ke softies ansmis Wide FOR the SIASIDE.—ANOOLA SUITS, MI Ifs. fames norilArs=6."..."l4moodrbselne. RU PTU R It 8,--Dr Ben! Letters Patent. WRITS'S NeChtlini LEVU TRUSS% eller* I be mow& ovine emelemb le he Ile ems ellselle Isteeher in Ike Wtweareees et al WU. Thp ese et a Nei vone.le alum oh ttge . e . .eV Lbw eeelie,22 . .teeß bermes babe WWI MAIM.. ese I' LliWl= r eelri ll = Sh. g .. eilr a.. em Uri Is marl le ilitehel, rime be tene tir. a . riel: *elm re es Me t sod the dreeellweeee el the Weep. noes we t re ftssese P W. maw Ile. WRITS. Ni. neeeMe. he Umineg Teem is Ihe ger irliteete rod a Mamie Oa vele ewe WOO. L HEUILATISM CURED . IgOLIVB ALGA MAUNA —llll6 Is Ile ask Cessialeist Numr• of used. It Is &Mg Igireadis la • as si. =feir all M Itaimatim. virelisr Mob er nen peb. mil omit sifts lie Mora IS Is aim Ss bar immedy triarOnalregers. Wafts el Nis LblitkOrenki.... dbele 4111111111111 he vilift us m. 0., • mom- VA , nrek il j t ig ke auditi p Oink Ike :WO pan a parghleil aerrAl p : osses=diselk wit we 13 . avalart st. ~ 1 1. Si . N i g:4l MA MINIM 1160.47.6.810111=" r gagmen SO Ile WA. =E —MAR. Aglaia by Royal Lettaff. 's B iluss 4 sM 16 bys S mak sit Mils M Os Pub. ..am0rt............ et Mea i dor. Vews. Telsonsk Ow 1. Is a woody fit islessikk sponsessnliab. sod sa bred= Of Ws WM,. Tiftsessk Ilk 11. klholosay. Is es &ors mks t i = ga towsplobis and mall* ordlann as mow of non Iwo so Iwo bra thanna am addenda for. to Ur rift dOw li= n s sus pinks d the papekskok Inneerar. Ilk Is slis mai (kashmiki rsk•ss ks ksk kn. g 4 orsksks Imam w ry Okla 1/11•01.41. ososssk So us . Ito st IN a enamor% owl olden al no wad la Ike wall moss .ssaoss. Meow. ask 1. I. sad I. ars ewer el Wm yr mg. ort w mi swollen walks. Tim g izrza mg as as Or raft Iskis willosei Yak MO 1111.8 sopsokl.-4161.1 to Ihr.,,,nru. kat Lor a as c : ist it.. vid a =ssalls. : rei h i t me a lt i kshrout f "hassisls Hassm a lTA l / 4 4 _, AL I : s, If, SAM : Praol._ ~19 %mit Wow Oxford =:. . .M. Oifordotron. Lanka :S. R. Ingboa lik laarlat mod Perr i 14 Wromormidno, 1111 W II OYU. ANA risen EV A DESMOND; or, Mutation. . L 3 yak. RN& AN 64 • n R. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM 3, OPAS DAILY thr el al • d D e% d s e r i 6. a m 16 1 •p LT r b * amiska YR= Nres=l/A Admi ra aa. . ilsongoisiber ea Os INDIA SERVICE COMPETITIVE lIXAMINATIONL—Torg (landaugA we post INDIA CIVIL and MILITARY SUM= whir Om Nevem seat If She Ones. by theMURTON with the emillseee at Mr. J. R. lITOQUILMIL Author of " RAM Ladle." " The An OMAN_ ," DA Lire olhor ImelLevalMad PrgeWel.—Addrias. the Sec She Prleelgal, isseren Oellree. Iliddlerea. giONOWL—A Tan-Galloa Cask (equal to five Amy or sem ac i re m sratoir SHIM 1 , 4: Elb•Ci 71 :0 1 =a 1/11. MEM MAST INDIA TEA COMPANY, is ex .a. war rat Titgewszarwvin awl . fee Sok sera sheen newt Wattles.% 11. Sews el Wisgesess B ENSON'S WATCHES.,-0 The qualities of his semd op assak.'—ainft Myrtles,. " Sis terdiss "" herft= l expos ibre se say Mgr !WM rem. teassme."—Obwm. Ilsod Ow Om. ter ' llimirs limseral lerilsa esssissi is sis ill = a ID ei rtut - i r i elierelyme 11 Is IN per Mil to ur= malt estersolsX rd art ex per el O rd. . I x. X arl eydred a Z ux iso. ester erte 0 7, a rerlassestierMeette M. EA RIC INS aid OOTTO, PAPER and la • • lip 01.i till. OW aIIN. GaSiallairailig.algrr lia l gif lga bla tta Lin fa mime ant t. II goblaWei Pepsftit Navalapea MI. pales Ili* f laws kr l& Neat liardorad, N. pi , lea ' fee la 1 bra etas. la par am Il i :Zag o. , JAE, la =Hang a r ls. pit I.ook at Ipir ma. Ifiriel4rlalal far la fd. erWittla. SW lUfa. b. lb. OW Jim sad 041'0". SI WM' Ozffirrabiat k HE HEAT et BUMMER induces a drys= of stmransinrwmarrit iriabarigit .er. sod aumpaniat lawatalies. aaa a as Inties6or iii swesplest. "az al OD we ha DAM possra• rk West Ilba Imals Den de ilimalas= et magmahle adia r bemodbie ams of asesiadial br sk stel= amplayona* awl mamba a( Itowleada' or roof Islo•••Illo polies Imam ea Ma MIY a mean, far Item trawk i rilmserle be Vas a lasalaba Seji ll . N. P as Do Wu& a seulaara m .-1141 es A. IOWLA D ..di sore" by simalaD sod psfinaes. Down at Imam 11.• raft. pea lko. rho Wilma. THE PARSEE* : thew Hilary Manners, carom am DOILSOOT Pllillllll. Leedom Smith. Mar. aid Ur.. SI. Otembill. loolos: OEM. .111;4, asi Os.. IS. Corolla]. sus Junto or PUBLIC ZSTAILIIIHNINTS. The report of the &Int Committee of the Howe of Osemoses appointed to iseptire into the quake it the mass et public mtablishossate, together with the minutes d tie Maws taken, was Weed this morning. The fa gip Weed the towns of Chatham, Portmasath, Ply mouth, sad Davomport, when great complaints have bog ben mail by as Mowers of the exemption of uswerameat estebbilments, and the enormous burden unjustly thrum es the Inhabitants. After a leagth sod mamludion of the queetion ander its vari ous aspects, the committer remark that " the personal immu nity of the sovereign meta on constitutional grounds, which ere sot limited to the law of rating, and which have never ' ben beeeeht in questios." They " think it desirable that del timm for releriona buildings, oonferred by the Aot et II and 4, William c. 30, and that for burial boards, &saki be maintained," and are of the same opinion telth regard to turnpike tolls and tell-howara, parish brAways, slid county and other public bridges. With time retervidkele," the 111111Miiille add, s *bey ememeend that all had and wad aad moopiettello g charitable, oehol _astir; or por lbws to a bassidal osompotlos or pot, =lll/ s io tbe rerefred tarfatag_ of dna mak aloold lo oomosi gas looal Moo t mo 4 disall pay Moo asowdloity." Orsamiow Fos Cams tit as Toweoe.—On N Prehrsee Syne, at it le presence of ohm Nig mob= it the itlith Association, =S— of the met embed of the profession in ea ellelei • met wonderful operation ear,ar, awn sot cal Wow ei a man suffering Frew that atealfsd. sad MUM led waledy. The leafiest we. • native sl Nowthewheehted. of Awe forty tis i a =age, sad of • hale awl rebut frame. Ile rely Isle the wellad alga was crowded with students. Rimiest Mom sores to chloroform, ite power, while the awilipelatillea was golfed on, peened off, and two or three flesh apgilledoes were made is the course of the these-quartere of ea hoer daring which the man was node,. the operator's keit'. The hemorrhage was womeire, bat sae by one the arteries were taken up, sad tied with that coolers and AM for which Professor Byene is so remarkable; and, after the whole was over, the poor man walked out of the room almost without eastetance. This I. only the second operation of the kind attempted In this country. The former was performed also by Professor Syme about eight rn oohs ago, but the patient =of sickly body died (eon other disease shortly after- In the present case, we an happy to my, there is weeny probability of ultimate recovery sod persistent can. At the aloes of the whole, which was watched with breath less fallwast by all present, the eatemblage simultaneously bog tole applause at the embeet operator's most successful alto shillldedlerl Ayr Olotemr. OWWIMWDCSCONDPCTOFTwO FEN ALCS.—A some mist oneemso opium was made at Stoke Hall, the seat of ek ism ftskikas as the wank* of Stterday last. For ems wrawdlt hmeast sad his family bare been from We" sod the hall has been under the can of Mrs. Oes, the housekeeper, Mary Osborne, a housemaid, awl tern or three mat servants. Lost week, however, Lad, Bromley visited Stoke, and left again on Saturday aftersoos. In the eventng of that day the boneamaid =to Novato the windows, d,t., of the room which 1 . 41.iip had o'cupted. Oa entering she ww a men skulking behind as easy chair and trying to get nailer • mfg. She at once closed the door end reit to the Uwe keeper, who accompanied her in the &readout of the room, when they found the man to a passage, and ea see ing them he no up another fight of stairs, quickly punned by the &tomtit* who soon came up with him. In a monteat Mrs. Cos seised him by his collar, and with the help of the housemaid dragged him dews four flights of stairs into a room, where the former managed to wears hire, while the latter fetched the coachman to Ler help. The man, who proved to be Irish, was then secured, and in • short time given into custody to Police-coostable MOTTiS , III, who escorted him to Newark. On Monday he was taken before G. 11. Riddell, Req., and remanded till Wednesday, what he VS/ sentenced to three soothe hard labour. He had no shoes on, and they were afterwards found among the shrubs in the pleasure ground. Mrs. Con and !dory OA one went highly compliemaled by the bench for their praiseworthy and courageous conduct I. the affair. Till SHREWSBURY ERTATEB.—Mr. Robert J. Bader, who dated from AltonTowers,and who describes him- self se the agent of the devisees of the late Bertram Arthu r Rail of Shrewsbury, has lamed • • notice to the tamale ea the Shrewsbury estates not to pay any rent to the Earl of Shrewsbury said Talbot, or to any one on his behalf, until the Seal result of the maims of ejectment now pending between the earl and the devisees of the late owl with regard le Alien Towers. On the other bead, • Mr. Nicholas has &striated haneelf "'endear " for the Earl el Oltewebery sad Talbot, sad claims thereat*. AN IRISHWOMAN RAC'S° THE TRAIN.—On Monde (says the 4yr °Moser) en elderly Irishwames g to Dabsenington Ironwork,. on gni tt to the rail way station a few seconds saw the Del her o'dock train bad started, sod being told that she wee too late, vowed that she would soon overtake it, and Warted of right up the rens, followed at a fair distance by awe el the =whosaw it was better to let her have bee breath eat they turned her off the line. It was not Rag tin she came to • halt, and on being reminded that she would get another train at 7 p.m., she merely gasped a vaia hamar lion on the huffy locomotive which would not wait for her, asateg with the real brogue, "Pugh, the great black ugly ,00 E ; who , she fats ould ea reel 4difi the won't tea se I quit LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6, 1868.,„ MR. W. J. FOX, M.P., AT OLDHAM. A public meeting wu held on Wednesday even lag, at the Working dues Hall, Oldham , to receive from Mr. Fox one of the member, e for the borough , an sooount of his parli amentary conduct during the past neselea. The bah was densely crowded. The meeting was prodded ovw by Yr. W. KNOT, the president of the Oldham Reform AJIIO - ; and there were on the platform several members of the town council and other gentlemen. Mr. Fox, who was reosi;ed with loud applause, said he was very glad to dad Woolf among them, mach more glad than he would have been to be where he might have been that day ; for he might have been in the train which attended the Queen, and which was steering into the port of Cherbourg. But instead of being in the parliamentary reties at her hole, he wee face to face with the °mono of parliaments—(hear, hear)—with those by and kr whom parliaments, and kings and queens also, existed. !or whit wen they, but of and for the people, dem they awe despots that ought to be cleared sway se embratees? (Mem, beer.) Had be been at Cherbourg, be world lave been locking en the naval and military power of Frenee,--Mat rzlwhich kept Hasp a_adety, on :Ake was at this seemsd eisieg p shame r t2 M a Edam at Turkey, wide\ needs Arida_ jokes ef Ile anonaaey in Italy, m to which made the Belgians belify ta=end which pat d mee if is dear Irk end to the nomeaty of looking at wen aro el Moo (EI ear hear.) Bat be was Weise liese white made lapsed a mighty, end whieb pre wftfe--eles power el clam Made sal 12tailiflom.40 pat f . II lamina amid *me eenedry, show that we could ebe as is. man foe its deem% and that we know how to penmen the nights end ptAvllegestve es ey . (" Harr, how," and atf=-1 In kb rem dap PION watchword the watchwo of " to theetatiena, and was the !Apostle of liberty, equality, end dab=be all eandeles. Now she was the enemy of free equality, and bad little fraternity with anything noble that existed in sump. (Hear, hear.) Then she Ike bee Jailependenee spinet all Europe I, arms ne s t i t d embeiddiepellemi whims, it existed, e n s her ant the sprigs el Irk= sokreseser she could est Ihtlf . (Hem, brae. ihmely a seder Mathey awaited that great and pliant hid lessee mob for humanity, end who, semmated mmy errors, ware more able to lead the world Iletarls, than they would show themselves powerful to desk lb degrees. France was made to be a great adios, smd ementey to be allied with bar ; but the alliance lend ea be we wee& by diplomacy, nor created by the peemel Intereemme of sovereigns. Let Weep sad queens Ides or kith as Beep pleased, but give him the alliatice ot madam earl net Sat of courts. (Hem bear.) He wanted to me the ;amide the literati, Mei nanutsottuare, and the adieu= of England shake hands with those of Fromm in undid Woo. Let them become and they woad be am with all that wee free and theoughod Bums, and lead all Europe on in the of liberty and humenity. (Hear, hear.) To turn Is mare eked with be be ese bed ld het bat call to mind the memery dens whoa upon that porm, and when the drew of Oldham retarbed as their re latf amen; bibs. He wen eat elpseesettrely, but be had iota melds maimment el lierelt be the Lyceum, and, though dead, the pad wide white he bed dons yet spoke of him. With rid lbekti stilt ISr err ktr ea wri th vngled o high dealer, m 64 former poserir wit h He w hich would endeavour to lathe that event es honourable to his oottatitu mis as it wee le lie elf. (Hear, bear.) His remaining pies and emelleme would all be devoted to the same • and when Me Mae too should come, he asked for no has epitaph Men tide :—" Here lies one who while in pia was the eddied weaver boy of Norwich, and in ege des repmemve of radios! Oldham:, and in both the (Howl of freedom erg pesos." (" Hear, hear," and applaud) During the peat esnion similar questions to those of previous pees had bra dlemesed, and he had voted upon the princi ples by wield he bad always been actuated. After • paring rehesuce to the reand of the corn laws, he said that in the eoune of the lid asides ha had given his Anal vote in favour of the introdnelles of the Jews into the House of Commons. It was the tfat gellifile on which he spoke in parliamen dens yule the last on which he spoke in thet, hors akr ekes. The legislature never did a more W ilm :n admitting the Jaws to a seat in the al (Hear, bear.) Through eleven yaws re dame elf had re-elected a men who wee far hillihmin Ids lie eat, as an Nerd= of their detanniner Ms he IVO the gqaeotion with the Lords end Commas ; (Hear, beer.) The thumb rates been slashed, but they would be. Men" brAl e llll been add that he had suggested an expedient w ens siesek What be had said wee that the church, tesleiles sad laity, might, if it pleased, tax Resit, so It bebese to tax anybody else. (Hear hear.) The right cif wattage with a deceased wiles sister bad also been mooted; and it was opposed mainly on the strength of • passage in Levitkus, is the same chapter which enacted capital punishment for the crime of witchcraft. The Derby Ministry had conceded one point ef the Charter—the aboli tion of the property palliation,* sad he hoped that in time they would concede mom (" Hear bear, - end laughter.) They could sot tepee say Wield eager immediately ; bat if they could only see two or three men is their &mock frocks on the benches of the House of Commons, ebb: to give voles to the wants, the wrongs, and the desires of their ekes, • thesEht the assembly would be mush wee reprenentative thee It now, or than it ever has bean. (Hear.) To he ✓are something had been doze to nullify this encores, by a renewal of the Election ExpmemßiU ; which would be abun dantly made use of for the purposes of bribery. But the men of Oldham knew bow to baffle this, and their example lid IMOD been held up sa • pattern to constitmecies in the enter, With regard to India, he agreed with the general plea which were laid down by Mr. Bright in a remark able speech. Mr. Bright recommended that the present bill should be only regarded se temporary that ultimately the Goverear-Oeneralship of India should ' ls abolished, wad distinct presidencies cocatituted, and in these respects he (Mr. Fox) agreed with him Bet he could not coincide In Mr. Bright's sweeping censure of the East India Cowpony. It had doubtless committed many errors ; but It must be recollected that it won the Indian empire while the English government wee losing the American colonies, and that the Bilth and Afghan wars end the annewatica of the Puzjaub wars made in opposition to the directors by the Board of Control. Hs did not like, however, the intro duction of despotism as an element into British government. The Queen now ruled over millions, and directed en army over which parliament had no con trol. When a company of merchants governed India we send look on with eomparstive indifference; but It was ameba thing when despotism became intertwined with the MOM constitution. He regretted also the enormous Wee of owruptica by menus of patronage which had been theme into the hands of government. Powers might be limed Idiot with which hereafter the patriots of Eng ird have to grapple, and they mat look well to It ihedebeiertiee of &titian:try wore not metered by India. The led semi= had been remarkable tor the downfall of em she was Mr a 01110 the most despotic minister that this country ever SM. (Hear, beer.) At first he (Mr. Fox) thought that Led Palmerston was the man to bring us OgenghlfOgreileielegigi• with the Russian empire. But Muse from his lordship when he found thall lin i rrl4 l Virparsishment the eriwiesh of the Ceimea alismedemansgmbat had lob as noble iberay as we lea the thaw of lielleht—Oiese, hier)—ethen heihked so macessory quarrel with China, sad when he sand two British raglanss to linger month after month in Neap°titan dungeons. And at lest there came the ready submission which bared to the repeneehth of rasa 61110040 "he traded &shad as • proutheiel • thweilowy to Two& Thee Sass who were returned at the hot eiwtha to swat Lord Telthenton fell away from him, for they want leo trim hearted to stand by hint soy tenger, and the Prises Minister was hurled from his mimeses. (" Beer, bar" end 1=) He we now • forlorn spectacle ft the keno-- r)—fitting with the poor rump of his eas ethainitv troths ; for all independent men kept aloof frau itch. Bet although they put Palmeretos on', they ad Met pot Lord Derby in. That we one of those oonventionol iwgihrho by which the premiership was tossed like a ball fres ithe Meth met to another. Load Derby wee not doing Mlle 116111 it. Hs had caught it, and would bold it u bag es he Waved himself. (Laughter.) The gorentment had smidaly teen way meat readily, In some things, to the r of liberalism in tho House of Commons, ismsthane via • good grace and weeetheis with • bad ithe. Gl= 4 tho ministr & y, Lord why, we • sea whim lofty leaned, sad gammas political pampas as ini would diorite. (Beer, kw.) He wished that Lad wee he wapeny better adapted to him. He beilevell ailli a the ruse* dispieltion of the people's representative' WIIII to lot tits ',weenier* sleet until they saw mosso presses. of lb, Almaden of • missistri that might really doesrvit the aosildesoo at the etonntry. At meant there was a want of esbeolvessom; each am onnuel to act sootediag to his ow will, WI the will, rank we that those who were avowedly a abaft were suathany the goveament of the country. They had Wind et a Lisa Bill ; but whet their panda. wee walk le Kai 1/1 ay. Then wee • veep sand led With wid. "PO nel yaw Ina la primes.; " end la add, "we Is abtesmes. lie la laden, mar In wdai." Wi e pimple owe lath hi illieweleee, end than sslorm weld its wee. (a. Bar, beer," sal Rs.) All the yea whiswewth hal lath erreea~ by tbe l F,. , oppomition to its wing thew It wee th e who abolished Mho slue boob sail &miry, We was Hama eatholke sad dimihow the sewean Witte of sitheaship, who owlet the libilerm 11111 4 111111, and who vinsaweel this odious tweed to. (11thr, bast.) He bellowed thee those wee • pow In the pestle Si obtain see geed he the hum nee stet itaadmit, awl that Kilo eneili hi end la poems WO* pas sway loss a Andy he who l i d ea& death to lbs pesplOa besssaity, and be the Pairldenee whie.lende liatheinhy sawed in the pia et preps% AA *it is diespidebsi. (ippkosas.) L rely I. vodka Mi. r9a *Ad list ear Tar* Right Bill for Ireland which might be introduced into the house, and whisk was banded in justice between man and roan, should have his support and that when Mr. faro yd's bill for the education of factory children use printed he would read ft, and be should alio bested to know the feeling al the factory operatives upon the salomot. Mr. A. LLCM moved, and Mr. J. TAYLOR &Wended, a resolution approving of Mr. Foie political conduct sa mem ber for the borough, end promising to support him on future occasions. - The resolution wan curled with anducation, and wan duly acknowledged by Kr. lox, dust which • vote of thanks to the chat:mast concluded the proceedings. INAUGURATION OP THE BROTI KEZORLIL AT SALFORD. The effort to raise a memorial to the memory of the late Joseph Breehertoe, M.P. for Seaford, resulted is • salwertptioa mounting to 2,6601, out of which it wee de trained to Mae a statue in the 'Per Park. The oast of this stator, which had been completed, end was inangersted "Mayday, leaves • rhinos of B)i., whkh is to be invested maltase with the Intention of artlylog areal l game& to the of book, for do Piel Perk Free Liken, the Working More College, sad for the Pendielon Merman' Institute. The statue le • Mama fell I= . ll= Maze, modelled by Mr. Nob* end ert by eta sad Ceram, of the Pwaties-wortre, Leanest. The stelae is &beat 9 feet 6WM high, air the Moms* is Making. The otwanowy Of inengerstion drew together a greet amber of perms, those who had Ma invited assambling the needing-room attached to the library at Peel Park, where they were addressed by the Mayor, Mr. Witham Haw', and by the Lord Mobs, of Iloarobootor. There, were the bodies matimes of Salta* neid =slhr eaun g J Poser, ILP., Mr. Haeshaw, M.P., Sir Enmesh Mr. Robert Boma, Mr. Riolutrds, Mr. does, and the Rev. Hugh Stowell. Amongst the etreagere was Mr. Thome'', M.P. for Wolver ham Thepton. statue fronts the The complay Minded may ladies. wall entrenesgatee to the patit. and is withis a shoat dieters o f f them. The inscription ea the face of the pedestal Joseph Broths-mu, the that, aad for upwards°, 24 sectaries years the faithful, repress- Mee of the borough of Salford in the House of Comma Bons May 22, 1783; died Jut. 7, 1867." Oa the park side of the statue ere the words uttered by the hon. gen tlema n on a memorable meal= in the Howe of Commons —" My Mites court not in the rant of ay poressicas, but in the kerma of my mar" PRESERVATION OP LIPS PROM 811IPIVILECZ. A meeting of the Royal National Lifeboat Insti tution was held yesterday at its home, John-street, Adel phi-Captain lAMBIRT PILILOTT is the chair. There were several other members present. Mr. Lewis, the secretary, having read the minutes of the The meeting The seocnd smiles clasp was voted to Henry A. Hamilton, Seq., of Balbriggan, to whom the silver medal of the insti tution was presented for previous exertions is saving life from shipwreck, la admiration of hie gallant condom in resetting, at the imminent risk of his own life, a lady who, with himself end three other perms, had been thrown out of a boat off Kingstown, on the 21st ult., when • fishing. meek oasts tato collision with the boat. The lady whose Ills wee thee aterelhilly saved being desirous of rec o rding her rstitude to God, has offered 3004 to the National Lifeboat Imetration, to station as edditional lifeboat on the Irish coast. The society has already lifeboats on that coast at the followlsg plums. Omomsport, mar Belfast, Drogheda, Slurries, Wicklow, Arklow, Cabana Ardmore, Yougbal, Ballycouon, and Westport. There are twenty-three other dangerous places in Ireland which Require lifeboats, but to provide which the limited remetross of the society are qaite Madequate. Lest yew 173 venteis were wrecked on the Irish coast, accompanied with the usual great loss of hle A reward of 64 10s. was also voted to the crew of the Lytham lifeboat, which belongs to the institution, for putting off I. her with the clew of rescuing the crew of the schooner Mineral, of Barrow which during a heavy gale of wind was wrecked o ff South Port on the 25th ult. Fortunately her Drew. who had been ell night in the rigging, had been pre virmily rescued by the Southport lifeboat. A reward of 61 was likewise era ted to a boat's crew of Mt tea for patting off and , at considerable risk of ilk three out of Ave perm= whose curragh during squally weather bed base off the coast of Donegal. The metir wee at the thee la taking the men acme en the ma, w a sudden of uall mum on and tad bar. Two the ma were drowsed seems mold mach them ; but the two others saved frewrit&all by the promptitude end galhlNj of the boars mew. _ _ A reward of 61. 10s. wee also voted to the crew of the tubular lifeboat of the institution stationed at lihyl, for put deg off in her with the view of rendering sesistance to a smack which was observed to have sunk some distance from the elation, and to have her crew of twit old men in the rigging. The lifeboat was with much promptitude launched and proceeded to the wreck, but Wore her arrival the smack's crew had been taken off by another boat. • reword of two sovereigns was elm voted to Alexander Fitt, a fisherman, in testimony of his gallant conduct in rev cuing, at the peril of his own life, • boy who, with his father and another men, had been upset from their flaking boat during a gale of wind off Findochty, on the pout of Banff. It appeared that they been out all day in a small boat fishing. They ware returning to the shore under ail, when a sudden squall upset the boat. One man swam ashore, another at tempted to do so, bat unfortunately sunk to rise no mare ; and a third, a boy ten years of age, clung to the boat. Alex. Flat having observed the seedikeit, nn amity a mile till he opposite the drifted boat. He than instantly undressed a hlfn.:elf and awam off to it. The meeting decided to bring into ormasziola with the In stitution the three liklessis mist comelnionelenos of the Tess Bay Lifeboat Secisiy. Loud Mimi sommittess derive considerable adventsge la assusileg the ismives with the National Institution, LesmnoL se the alder* of each life boat-station Is secured, and a uniform egoism of management established. Aiknew sire seed hem the Dake of Malakoff saiwese winkles fa drawings wrbich the Malta nos hied iimemtled through Ihme to their respective cowries of the lihboat az.d traesporting carriages, now aucceesfully red by the society on the maim of the United Kingdom. home interesting reports were also read hom the Boulogne end Dunkirk Weboat and Shipwreck Societies. in which the cordial co-operatics of the National Lifeboat institution of Great Britain was aoknowledgal. The designer and in spector of its lifeboat had mores time since visited both soolinise, which had given them a hearty reception, and which had decided that some of their lifeboats should forth with be altered to Mr. Peake's plan. Additional good life boats are musk needed an the French coast, where, notwith standing its great extent, hardly any lifeboats are to be Errand. Surely such a state of things only requires to be property reprieeseed to the Emperor of the French. It wee merle* that the leakages had, daring the cer met , paid nearly 6,0001. in founding new lifeboat and maintaining others in estate of efficiency. The comminse therefore earnestly appealed for additional support to esablediest to continue successfully their heroine operations. The prossediezp Oben Mead. OPENING OF A MINING AND MECUANICAL Bottom. AT WIOA X.—A school of a novel character, but one ealoulated to be of great mine to the miners and mechanics Maw town sad neighbourhood of Wigan, hat lately been established in esiesezion with the Mechanics Institution Mlle* tows, foe **wpm of giving lemons to the classes of workpeopis above-mentioned, in mining, mechanics, mineralogy, geology, and chemistry. The idea of the of a wheal of this charmers was Snit thrown out by I SCIUt Has. IL Cardwell, M.P., of Ellerbeek, to Mr. Charley, one of the moo-presidents of the Militate; and this idea was acted upon by several gentlemen connected with the Institute, who convened their friends in the mining interest la the neighbourhood, and these friends owes forward liberally to setablish a laud for the payment of a newer fer s t a he Eavarament department of SCiallOS and art. Dr. Lyon Piaz ir came down trom LOII4IOX to the in stitution, at Its at the end of lett year, and the mom any prelimioarieswere then arranged. Mr. Birkenhead, the onvCrappabted to the °Moe of master of the school, aadi P : 9Perstima vening lm t t o , ri b ee y o t a i: in d g eit ' v t ez w it a l s g 7. 0 17. " .1 "Why we eat and what we eat," to a large number of mem bers and friends of the inetitnte. Many gentlemen con nected with the *Minim of the neighbourhood, so well es James Dielteame, Eeq., inspector of mines for the distriot, weritresent, to ell of whom Mr. Birkenhead's ap peared to give satisfaction. The establiMunent of schools of this saws in the seining and manufacturing distrkts of Lancashire will doubting be of great benefit to the working alress ; and it is hoped that they may be made the imam of oh* mend sad nodal edvagoosnomt.—Meachestsr Goariirs. 1 •---...-- ILOPOSED EXTENSION OF TEE WEST-END OF LONDON LND CITSTAL PLUMS RAILWAS.—This 0301- pia, hays, tt le add, taken pa for the early aoconaplish mod of as important metro n Ilas It I. Wended to start by ajeaetios With the Violet& Station railway IS the north aide of the Thames, es as to make we of tho proposed Victoria Railway Bridge across the Tim, for soothers ber and oleo to give amen to all railways en the north side or Lasko, the Great Wombat bobsled, to the Pimlico toria batiss, Wastminisr, Tin lies would pus slow Iter th. MP& ad the Thaw, iagtoa Coast, s „ ad illiVder. end joist ail the Donbas sad pled weatea rsibrrys. Tbe railway has been bid out by bin. Hamilton F the isgisser to the West-end Rellysy Cbdivult, Th. sad Nottiag-hill rasideats il“.• lias, be *old with!' bill-sa-hosr's ride of the iesdoined uedea. by the lalsabitento Uortbffu district , ' o f k ' r r 4 Ssi Falses t sad a proportionate sorb, of tin. will be (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. WIIII7IOROBB-BTBRET PllBOl4-711X 00PARN0 r 8 REPORT. In the early part of the preprint year a great many oomplarate wen made with regard to the discipline end gene ral Mats of the debtors' prison in Whiteoroes-Mreet, and various steps wen taken by tLe Gaol Committee of the Court of Aldine. with a view to He improvement. About the same Op Yr. Busier who had bees governor for many yeses,relived from his titration, and Caprain G. M. Hicks was appointed pvernor in his steed. This gentleman, daring the few meths that have since deposed, has devoted himself with great MONS to the &charge of the duties M his aloe, and among other pante in otenrakm with which he has endeavoured to ameliorate the erudition M the prisoners tinder We oars, be has turned his attention to the improper pr acti ses of soliellors, and has allibenesi to the Court of Abbesses a meet important upon the subject. In this report, whisk will be bans of great public interest, Captain Melte nye " As governor of this Minn I *mit it my duty to bring' tinder your consideration all manse affeeting dm wellbeing, whether se regards abuses that may bees crept in, with& ma he corrected, without danger of recurrence, by bold and weirs nesaures ; or to rehrence to Weary ammo of ether desoripeksa, dee au be effected without dffAssfaromises male kw reformation be suffered to aconsulate. I slued as of peramernet haporesmee the subject whist I ham mow the humour to embroil to yea. " Several of the debtors coshed in this prises lays eons plained, and complain of needless deiaye, greet or of exorbitant deman d. on dr pate[ seals, 1M fromrod' recomng My Iry gentlemen to yen, however urgent may be lie mossaity, or Outb id the plea ; that they nM whom to trust, tad are &barred hors • out of doors same me fn imedde, She no* Mg , 'systole eg edges*, al i ts* lbob a dig= f d o s r mi tg takes threw* the met Omit ; • the at alb am *mime wises ono, me am mkt* 121. tar ebstirs th er la dear KYR ; bet Ye taw sat 'lda to Init. istipies art moisolloss mode, sad saallions hakes; and thus are Instances of even more emir Mir pill by a phew Mot he bad agreed for with his ; yet be has bee Mee* neglected and hae had to sues mew with some me elm. It therefore appeess to me that 'rimers anxiously seeking their emancipation skull, se fir as possible, be protected from rxtortios and un delay, as the fonuor tends to plunge their fami lies lute sr distress, perhaps throwing them into the workhorse, end the latter unfairly presses upon the prison expenditure. " Prisoners who are relieved by the charitable funds re quire particular attention. as thee are often obliged to gin warrants c 4 attorney and 1 0 U's' to their legal advisors, in order to maks up the difference between the ad libitais sum demanded by the solicitor and the amount of relief re ceived; so that, tasted of being made free by the Indust Court, they am sent out on the world, not only penniless but in the power of the solicitor, to be at any time re-stemmed sad list back to this prison. A great chugs is these mate.,, issue desirable, and miler that onviotket I offer cartels the adoption of which will inevitably be stteeded T-I. he expeditious discharge of prisoners. 2. Economy of charitable funds. 8. Increase in the num ber of oars relieved. 4. The absolute freedom of the pri mer on his discharge. 6. The prevention of extortion on the part of the solicitor. These objects attained a &Mb blow to most pernicious practices would be struck. "To effect them a' prison solicitor' should be appointed to conduct all charitable owes, at the rate sum for each, calculated on the average of both the great and small ones; many solicitors of respectability would accept the trait contented with moderate emoluments ; it being of a very con- Mends/ native, the business condemns, and oases numerous, 81. per lead should be the IIIaXiMUM ; but it is possible that the coshed would be taken at a lees rate, and, by reducing the legal eberges per case, by means of en arrangement of pert of the find at the disponi of the commies's:mereof the Insolvent Court, a further saving would be offeeted. " Among tostances of misconduct on the part of stride Ispl preseittooars, the tollowieg are submitted A prisoner arranged with a solicitor to be taken though the Ineolvent Court for 8!., 61. to be paid during the Progress et his cue and Si. after his discharge ; yet, although be paid 71. out of the 81., the fleet payment having been made on the 3rd May last, neither the petition nor schedule was filed up to July 14th. " There is now a prisoner hers who employed a solkitor, and agreed with him for 101. to be taken through the court, and conmers fee 21. 11s. extra, all which he paid, and wben brought before Commissioner Law it was discovered that the solicitor neglected to die the necessary papers, though be had them in his bag, and the commissioner said the solicitor did not know his business, and rebuked him as the cause of the prisoner's remand. The solicitor pleaded ignorance of the forms of that court; yet this came lanceor afterwards sou to the prisoner a document, of which the following is • copy, »quirk, rhim to sign it as the condition of further smokes : —‘ I undertake that all costs, charges, and expanses which have been or may be Incurred by you in relation to my peti tion and discharge, to which the 10!. already paid to you do not extend, shall be paid either by me or some person cm my behalf within a reasonable time after delivery of your bill.' " A prisoner now here states that in December last he was Introduced to a person who represented himself to be a soli citor, to whom he stated his cow, and salted if he would take hint through the court for 8!. The answer was "Yes." He was then asked if that would Mande fee to counsel, mid was told it would not, when he *greed to give that fee extra. This so-called solicitor drew from him , from time to time, 11. 169., in sums of from 3s. to 10s. Then there was as interval of some weeks ; during the whole time the supposed solicitor, and an associate of his, said that the business was programing ; afterwards a meeting took place at • public.- home, when the supposed solicitor fetrodeoed mother (a solicitor practising in the prison) but neither of then said be was a solicitor, and be did not give the prisoner the best hint that he intended to act for him. He casually asked primmer if all that was in a schedule which the supposed solicitor had brought was true, and prisoner said it was, and this per son then pointed out the piece for prisoner to sign. He ant him afterwards once outside the court, law he said, ' I bear yea have an opposing credits; and primmer said, It met be leaped.' his was sll that pared, and prisoner had Dot the remotest idea that this person assumed to act fbrhim until he got a bill from the Insolvent Court, sets taxed assoneting to 191., in which this person appeared as prisoner's solicitor; prisoner took no notice of the bill, not baring employed any person of the name. goon after primmer ressived a notice to attend before ths taxing router. to haves further bill lead, making a total of 331., on • writ for which the prisoner is now confined. Primmer also dated that the person who Int led himself as • solicitor, wad whom the soli citor w has imprisoned him now states to be his clerk, bee been In the House of Correction two years, for perjury end false bail. _ . "Touters from the courts frequent this prison, as do also the agents and clerks of obscure solicitors • they sometimes Mettept to peas off as pristipels, to get bnalness for them selves. I have seen rros of the touting arrests with a person in a state of beastly drunkennws, who ha said was a solieltor sad his principal, sod whom I ordered oat of the prison, and threatened to give In charge of the police foe masking a disturbance. _ "1 limy an instance of a policitor cautioning a prison sothcelly not to pay his representative agent any money on his amount; yet the cams of poor poisoners sad their mosey also were at the mercy of this very person, the principal seldom attessliag. " • primmer discharged within this year, was kept foe bad health fa this gaol for nearly six months, from his solicitor having slMeamisted the cbeim handed to him by a clerk in boors set House to pay the detainer ; end that primmer was at lest released by charity money, and left the prison is a dying state, while Ids solicitor kept the cash, without on, pretext whatsoever, or a claim for Oats. " In the following or similar phrases the prisoners are ad dressed by the illmitimate cowmen* for bminess caner who at rated you recommended me to you. lam en old practitioner. I bare the ear of the court. If you have no money, we will talk of that afterwards. Sign this paper (a retainer). After this la done, he Moine the pi llow to make application for charitable aseihnos, • certain sum is granted, and 2/. or 31. ere drawn Ikea the . There is elm possibly, a second demand befo re rilt r the petition, which is at last done, sad the schedule then night be filed in four days, but se many weeks, and frequently months, pan without its being done, became more money Is not forthcoming ; at last it Is obtained, or ea I 0 U given for it ; the prisoner gets his discharge, and shortly ate I O U comas under the coo/Mere tion of a county court judge." After dwelling epee the lamentable atemersemes hat toe often alien from the detention of debtors in prison, sad Foil* into details connected with the suggested appointment " prison solicitor," the report concludes thus : " I should be unworthy of the reeposeible and asaltioallal situation I have been appointed to, and be totally unfit to preside over a prison is which are confined between 1100 and and POO poisons, not ericaiaally, and devilry class °lmpiety, if I hesitated to sabnalt plans by which impositions= them in their defincelem position cou rt be prevented,sad their own opmetneittee sad temptations to MI tato peepter omen diminished. " I am prevent M easetseter soy ahem that isteneted parties may cast on me. The plop I bare proposed may be disarmed even by the rem itself, bat esaecteas of the reed. tads cloy actives sad the eamises of my pl ea , w tti= lam waft that say n one should be cool red aoomptease or rejeedoa.—l have, he., " O. MONTAGU Niels, Govetsor." POIL SysAuno EIGHT 000811- swan.—At the Rochdale petty medeas yestaKesyOwas Glance y, an Irish boy, aged 12 yew; w ie charr4 Id* rob bing the garden of James Cheatham, of !a - :isles Limy Tuesday. The boy's permits live la RAP, bat Mlr MN living with as undo is High-serest. lift. Obsidian ele him in garden, sad as eserebleg Ids Isaac sigma Met'. gooseberries. It wee stated that Um yekemir Ire deme • similar thin beers, and the Beath slat big M pikes ix ' ass math IQ bird islonge-X004410. Ostarolim EDUCATION AT THE BAST-END. --.--- The public ear has been often pained of late with daidiss4 davit"' and misery, the poverty and destitution,which unsay prevail at the mat sod of London. There is every Nem ds Mak that the tide of vice is now turning, and that the spud at a mad religious education is making rapid progress la ausioreolisg fie evil Influence. As an instance of the bolt of Me 'apparition, we would widow the large amen. shame *oats tithe esteem part of the metropolis, wliat rash" arield as ante bout the government grant alasoliee, rd in particular these connected with the &Mill et Chrhot Church, St. George's, Best. It was to this diarlstahmt the TiewProsident of the Committee of Council lid, when, in moving for the education vote 11" lima et Ominous, he sail that :—" Although the peldrit at. George la the East was caw of tits poorest in Me raelispolk, it hod had w good foamy to attars the orryler ef an active clergyman, who hd, by appealing torilts isaasweare and others, &Me SO anatt for education, tint the part& wee better }warbled with wheels than any other in the sairepole." Yesterday meaning the attildren 1000iVieff the education in those echo*, their teach,'" and friends, to the number of upward, of 1,4114 accompanied by the iumenbent of the Markt, Ws Roy. 6. H. WOW, the Rey. Winkel Holmes, the Her. WillisanAynes, lir. It 8. Williams, Wr. Hama, sad others of the managers, went by SPOSilli train to Loughtca, in liesta; end than spent the day in rustic sports, &o. The large party Ind dinner at l o'closh, eed the-children .11k mad oaks et 6 o'clock. The globs ef amid:west nag again vele Iba Wen" robes of die Aetna, :iiitln de, will long be reemiabend as a delightful one by aff pneent. • hint may be gathered from the emcees of these schools, "tick bars newly doubled their numbers in the bat four years, that may be of service to other nemagersof similar in stitutions. It has bean the policy of the memegare, ander the advice althea. incumbent, to give to each of the maters and mistresses a direct interest in securing the attendance of the Allan,' and increasing their numbers. Instead of rein to each of them a find saber, they have guaranteed a week amount, payable Gem the whoa sub meirloss, in addition to the children's pesos, giving any incremela theist/me item to the mauler or mistress or a re muneration for the extra trouble in Math* a larger number than they otherwise would have had. The teachers by this plea bad a direct Interest in the amount of pence resolved, and eenesquently in the large attendance of scholars. If by his &heave teaching, or by neglecting to hook after the ab matees, the pence diminish in amount, Jib his own loss ; if by his energy and abilities the penis increases, it is his own gala. The plan has answered admirably in the preasnt case, the number of *choler; being now twice as many as it was four years ago, when the old system of a fixed salary was in oprstien—a system which, in feet, puts a premium upon a small school ; for if a master receives 1001. a yew for his service' whether the school be small or lasi* he will of coarse pester a small one, for the trouble of *whim a thrall number is lees than that of teaching a large one. The annual cost of these schools is about 1,0001., one-third of which is supplied by government grants, rather more than a third by the children's pence, and the rest by voluntary oentribidketa The last report of her Majesty's Inspector of Sehteht speaks highly of the program of the scholars, which is etheedingly ratifying to the• managers and ell who take an interest in their welihre. SCENE 4T 4 ROMAN CATHOLIC LECTURE IN WlOdli. Maly in the week, the town of Wigan was placarded with aenouncemente that a lecture would be deli vered in IR. John's Catholic Schoolroom, on Tuesday 11111112 We_ by Dr. 8. W. Rattner , the sabjeot being "Th ell Soriptures." On Tuesday morning, however, a second was circulated through the borough, headed g i rit erd andsk Trends," stating that Dr. 8. W. Runner (so mild), who was to deliver a lecture that evening, had been peeved a an impostor," end directing the public to raid a 7trwritten by the Rev. W. A. Darby, M.A., fnotun flt. Luke'e, Manchester, in which the imposition -ha (Dr. Runner) wee pravaidas upon the pnblia..w& I =tidy swami As might have been expected, this eawdderstde excitement la the town; and, notwith , sh a y IL, eed Is. WWI the prior of ud the reepopaph el hokliw frame 4011te ISO, beceata ndi t Ellen by • promiscuous atme the greater pad= of when 1111.1 0.041111. Shortly Debut the hear of ocaswee lop seweil etas peeleoleat clergy tad dhewitbe admilears olio taw wineed the row% apt leak up kpo•Mmi mar the platform • Mama them bike the Rev. W. T. White beak immadant ef St. Catharines: Abend ten minutes after Wed o'clock, the lecturer, acootepouded by the Revs. Thos. Seed and H. td•Cormick, catholic priests, entered the room, asides neroendons shouting and cheering by the audience. de wee annamoed on the placard, the Rev. Thomas Seed pounded, and in a few remarks, requested the audience to give theledurer a patient heaving, and slated that Onus . wring to put out lb* placard which had been circulated Fil=the town, the Bret words of which (" Roads/ ') were lalsehoode,ind calculated to give pain and anuse disturbance. He then called upon the lectirsr, but before he could speak, the ministers all rose, and the Rev. W. T. Whitehead (having paid Is. for admis sion) protested, on his and their behalf, against the re ef the Chairman, and stated that the bill oosaidned nothing that was false. These remarks were needy drowned with hisses and hooting from the catholic portion of the audience. On Mr. Whitehead still pen&deg to speak, amoral rough-looking fellows rushed fame. the bottom of the room to the platform, and with • threat ening air menaced the reversed sualherni end the other =brawith him. The inewbrliseceme eiudiseil. The near the platform, mimed old piror, whist the out became ewe WWl* eel and the acerabeing mad eael ) neleu i , /which leeM he wi per, hewn all depelplea. Thy poi* Irvin Itieupout kir wore n tbidr - lemmas by dr heft air of, " Turn thwit (the wdzi o utway_ am" Da ft MOW( este more been .... 111se Rev. W. T. Withstand um Oared, by. the of the chimps, to say • few wards, in which gpieeruct to Wes 'Wetly to what the lecturer hid to Er/ Skala the due, when he ho the appertosiey would illodEd his et sehoetlag the leelone' olelemines. Dr. LYME Os proceeded, amidst noise and imeerepilm, to give hie lulus on the Holy &Apter,,. A Ewe was again = and had it not hem tie help of Y. et by_ the Rev. H. 1111 1 0millir (who bow in front of the wen turbulent pollen ihe iodime seem ) sad oth., fp peaceppurom Depot hoop leek vesr . affirm. Bolan Ilie lee — Taier had &Med, theticoltemilliat became gees ell, end an the chairman deelmts, midst great maim, that the uteeling was over,. • tremstdoes our cad. The protestant miehtere, the lecturer, pollee, sad audience, all became =bid es eme kris aseleekin. sad • portent *eke was the we& la addedon le the doetructioa of clothing, teeny memo must haws bout moth Wend by being knocked about. Owe mu wee blood ies peohrely from the mouth, having ~sited a blow le the cosset. Tim excitement was very great, the streets Whig crowded; and it was only through the protection of the polio, that the ministers, the lecturer, and hie par= eddy hone. flo great wee the excitement sad c‘wis dories the meetleg, that the reporters, who occupied a table 01411 the platform, had MOM than mice to escape lam some =tor of the roam Re edgy, whilst their table sad chairs become repeatedly overturned in the confusicia whiah ensued. —liendester Owantiao. Ma. HIINYHENT BROWN.—Mr. llnmpbt ey Brown, a dimwit" of the kits Royal HAMS Dank, woo has pisrobe& "dewed hos the Clime" Bin& ;Nib= made • sate, into the tows of Tewkesbury ou Tuesday lash hone was tam oat of his cab, and • mob of moo, ware sad Andrea dinged him into the town. Mr. Brava 'Airway& made a, ease& to his friends. He wet lianserly M.P. kw the borosgla.; A Cittne.aL POrnitioN.—The Norwegian Teasel Mises SOO* Jamas% labs, =war which left Hartlepool for Vas* - Wee will' iamb, on the 73rd alt., mioonntseed vey heavy weadmr ea the following day, the sea betaking is (mm see woluries over her, and swipes' the decks of bzwile bdwerkr, sad the deck- house, fa which the orew lived. The wi l ed swim • Imk. and the crew ware com pelled to oval t o ate pumps night and day to prevent her seen Walt.tag. Ths salb woo wit to pieces, amd Um vowel so lake fired in a cross ma. that the whole of her larboard side went ander water, and the mew could with great ilia waiw, keep thimiedvis from Wag weehed overboard. Seventy iferoma ef abide were let go, to sedisvoar II possible, to brim the moist to the wind, in order et reline the crew, who wore mhau sated otatinnasos at the pomps..aarte moral . sail hose in sight. sod We 110WII upoa wreck. Th e sea was too violas is perm& ef leveling a boat, mad the stmager baying ems la &se sisegede as poiwi ss, Nnew repo tara and al tin new d she Miles were ia hauled the water lee me sad takes on board tht s Zt nod, mid& prowl Is Mir Deal* twig Ma desils, words Hide* d le(. About 10 a.a., the Mime Ikelos we me heinerke; end lite ere. Wife after wards Mimi at liertlepool, baring bet all th* Mathis.— Meseksekr Osasnikaa. OIITETAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAlrr TlVairrtir AVMS? 6.—Adtaimione i r e goest, LW; Ole by L ama Skint% total After,. T HE CHERBOURG NUMBERS o f th e ILLUS be suns VIM WU le pebbled ea Anew Ith etwootgag Pim of the Cll.. Ansa; Detfullefj e tw e t. eed Owe Wed sad ler ait W la Put. View of the with t re =h Iteweria et le swab View of t r .ii. Pet% oe the Kies trbi l i i 2 Peke. owl ef it Peollhoitine ea the lielghtt ; the lataret Is the 14 d ; lie Meth neetile. the neevbt• the Edda a twit ea/ C:Vir illissm beige while of I. 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